Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 17, 1891, Page 8

8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE:" WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1801 S[\l\ ll‘ l'\ A\ I}]‘]Nl) l)U‘”nl THE KNOWLES CASE, IN 1t \Il.l('r)\lllllll‘l.ll" | | : Special Verdict in a Divorce Suit The Cheyenne Shops Bodming—Notes Boils and Pimples - | Court Notes, and Personals. Are nature's effortste eliminate poison from In His Cs | Doane's court yesterdny aud a verdict ro ! according to the Cheyenne g "“'” ISHHeh v s h aro crowded with work A . .‘_”,m,“.. rout 1t these shops will do the main oils 4 tes In casting at HE WAS TRYING TO RECOVER LOSSES " Sh i HIATEY t - | o ie work for the cutire system. i curred e me that Ay B\‘A[Jy\r,,p(~x!r-‘ e . Tho dofendwit in bis eross. | gontloman in tis city whois in o positi : it Mecet the Immediate Wants of All Classes ! |, SAvNG LasoR TLeAnw When Marsh and Yard howed Him : ‘:.“‘: 1) L “':h‘: zhu' he DUBABILITY & HEAPNESS, UNE( a Great Scheme in the South 4 . AL : L L g 0 8 hree or f . ' y v [ s T15- RN T Tt R L Gt L o L L D U ‘.l.'l’, p Ry With Reliable Clothing of "T'heir Own Manbufacture. s me to speak intelige Hatfield, Farmiand, Tna. The annoyance of breaking hroughout every department are le on standard and lamp-chimneys need note be gouds for the purpose of reducine ] DS run in borne, futor, people knos us bett (nl tough glass r‘n.d neys. Sl AN G Macheth’s “ pearl top ” and Men’s Broken Lot Suits, plu I"“ll " are tough | $8, $10 and $12.50, to those wl A .un>t h\ it; they do not real bargains. “You may be lucky. , except from accident, sack and frock. R T S AT i et s sl ; s ]1‘- are also clear, trans- Poveling Man - a man's | at e, enine i 1 G LD e nt nnum\[) or milky; they ' U e s e ST L A e upright ; shape UUS flBg ant SUItS e ¥ iclfic, went iR e o "mn[[nnlnnunmdu ht to di- ) ¢ Y ty, I ¢ St rect the draft upon the flame. o Missourd They cost a little more than $2, $2.50, $3, $3, 50 and $4. 3 rough and wrong chimneys of atagentot the { common gldss that break con- uri Pacific at New York, is in the city. o ¢ + 1 et e S BT ¢ Omaha mothers know all about the style, trim and quality of Have You Got a Horse? burg. GEO. A MACBETH & Co. our hoys' clothine An English Duke's m ivery m n H]\ a horse should knew > AL 3 Boys’ Knee Pants, scparate, for summer wear, mpt relief to alls, i is y Biogle a quality; we've got sufficient to supply the demand at 50¢ each. S auly fst. GG Bkin Tronblo ; Shirt Waists for hoth ladics, misses and boys; in this d - CLDCLET oMy UFon WRLOEIVeNIE DD partment we show many novelties, you'll find the assortment very if paid on or hefore 15t wt oftice of \fl Sozo Mouth e Ly large, but the price very small, AMERICAN WATERWORKS (0., \ s L) Room 103, Bee building. g 5 You'll save many a dollar on summer wearine n Moin DGPT‘)R AGKER S keeping a cloze watch on’our big show windows. New Line to o ENCLISH BLOOD ELIXIE W H Y ? BECAUSENOUR BLOCD Commencing Sund Marsh of the Ke f is : ¥ « . PRESTON, Agt é‘ Known that ) It 1} S0 « C 3 t un- s = ‘r' ” &y i U S e b e DR. BAILEY, RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, . l Uflg\igst y s howis a 1 ) 1 e opinion upo al = = i 1 of his own, wio i como up Wiihout | to tho sul w‘u e Wetzkay iDingorsualy = 9 Graduate Dentist o position in the bunk to its proside alLORLE | ChIn Recerbo T ol {njndit unipvayEacoldony g LRt Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas Sts. i flflfla A was a bold, dashi revessive foll our of the United States, the A serious and vossibly fatal wway oc- g 3 Btguarantoed. | 0 3 i \ id push, and bo gld as hopleas Y el G ,K‘.‘l“‘\“w“' 'S | curred on Fourteenth and Jackson avout S § I from which tho excoss of £ o | terday morning. H. v Wetz oweat 1 lius been remioved, is and e Ho please Marringe Licenses, a L truck peddler who rooms at 819 South withiout plates. Al work war (] oney cheerfully refunded whe & Is do not sati: /). ) v llrmhm ly Pure draw count there iy J The S A S ghtcenth street, was thrown from his . dollar did s0. On the da. 1o i s % wzon and sustamed a fracture of the skull | OFFICE, PAXTON BLOCK, J6TH AND FARNAM and it is Soluble. 5,000 of his > . it @ > base of the brai Entrance, lith strect elevator. Open uvenlngs (Send for Ilustrated Catelogue.) Ace, i h rses wis thrown and had two | vatils o'clock N . ed up in an unconscious are used in its preparation. It has ) agains e y Josepu's_ hospital - G, 1 it o . fosina i ATINERON e oreris : e ician. 1 is not more than (hree times the strength of Marsh lonned out metody, | | oustaniine. Onaha 24 | thought that he e > Cocon mixed with Starch i and the supposition s some Jeunic Leach. Omaba - A Ceon eI S rell, oot i tJouni " |,I 1l ‘;.”M‘ 5 or Su; wid is therefore far more 1 Stella M. Butterfield; On Now Bardsley comes into the tale There 0S Wl e o e bes C d . 3 i o 7 oy comosintonthortaloEuTLor e o pmaell, pug of the bost kuowt | Of the weather having mislaid a package of hot waves intended for the 1 to believe that there hus been mor AN e citizens of Browuwood, Tex., contributes the S {ronauons &1 1 fomidahE nen xperience: | |gtter part of May and early June, has caused a giut of summer under-| o @ [LF ¢ o hing ceonomical, costing less than one cent Lozl the | s hiora fa vadhan |« Gl ) 1 some time. and having y.ulmm' n wear in the market. We’'ve been relieving the market to the extent of | .4 am wdapted for invalids cted this is just what he would do. H Al o \ : [medyy g L st Il on sale today at a trifle less than we have ever been able to sell the Sold by Grocers ovorywhoro. istomed to big 1y Ball Playing. Henka s . { | your nearest Union Pucilic agent about | Mostyn to abato the Sunday ball plaviug | Bj1) » » pytthe difference is there just the same. , it is a plausiv) " o ANMNOUNC ENTS. block of their respective beats. in days wone by s money, Leslic 1 Douglas, SAfter having suffere strengthening, EASILY DIGESTED, to believe m it before came treas W H un, 624 N, 16th, 5 5 urer he made up his mi Uil he was | a number of cases of popularpriced shirts and drawers which we place | uswellas for persons in health, neavily in debt, e knew a good deal et | B Savily i o Y fo e gl ] ix p 3 S 2 o same grades of goods before. Of course we can’t show as great a re- W. BAKER & C0.. D — T < f : rehest He taa every e BAD ON 111 BOYS. duction on underwear as we occasionally do on a suit of clothes, but its G2., Dorchestar, Ma in him, £ PIC S, 7 . . . S roll | — st as d > s about the underwear as a gentleman was the timo when ho | pa ond all ques- | chier Issues an Edict Againse | JUSt @S big in proportion. Its a 5 = T a g € 'n~ 8 i o 2 Ayl b, oln Rt e ld's gront vonsiers, [ once remarked about a noted humovrist: “ *There is’nt much difference 8 Tlglfia; aflh h!f illf 7{ 3 11 and the non Pacific excursio nJu . . . . . g :?,.‘f.fi:“\:‘:,fi‘ i | wted Mar s vt of tho. season Ask | Chief Scavey has instructed Copain [ between him and his undershirt, one is ‘Bill Nye’ and the otheris ‘Nigh ’\P(, \H[,{EH 3 Jin i i Chere shin o iisyeubont] i ¢, and all patrolmen ke to bo or - S A ) 3 ! a bo covered and tio i e toieTub hueloDRLoj Lion plbgtrosts vithinia AT We will give you Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers [shirts would have aecepted e opporti o [t e o ery Sunda allaoczonntliana =) with either French necks or silk bindings], worth fully city authorities u lieved ne The appearznce of St ‘anzie & Mott men will t A to patrol the city irtv- e cents :x‘t.l:x“(‘ll.‘:‘ opportunity xw.u.‘h:‘ southern | company at Boyd's overa Louse on Saturdav | for this especial purpose, and ali partio thirty-five cents. through Marsh, who prob, and lay next is looked forward to with | found viotating the ordinance will be arrest 2 the city treusurer's straf no terest and is most refined and | The baseball park is the only exception u S0UPS, iACT Burdsloy hud to do was to tirn over the pub. | wonderfully mystifyiug, Steens when | The captin s ns.ructed to huve both AT We will give you your choice of two different weightsof | i GraviEs, lie funds to Marsh. Al Marsh had to do was | last hero were with Kcll 1d_wore the | PALroL W s ready for active scervice next < - F: shirts ¢ i T rs > IMme ixe Shir TLEMAN at Mad- totoau the money, eithor through the bank | featuro of his entertainment. Murtha I, | Sunday. —~\ Balbriggan Shirts and D WA Tl mal Ml\(“‘ b!”' US| ras,tohin brothor : ally, o, ALYk ad 060 | Steon s "o culy artis fivin who eives i () and Drawers (shirts with French necks and silk bindings) | s WoicLsie. IIiS om0y atiom A1l [l EaanehE R mda Al COleaEaRN T A ehr | Do you want to remove those pimples from any of which are regular fifty cent garments. 104 edged the wonds f universe. Charles N, | facet Use Haller's Savsaparilla and Bur- Steen, renowned his exposure of spirit- | dock. 1t s warranted o effeet u complete AT We will give you your choice of tan or flesh colored Bal- ore towards putting Indis, n o any other per: briggan Shirts and Drawers (shirts silk bound) or hand- opinion, the L A et wk Sayanuik, who stabbed August G some gray shirts and drawers (shirts with French necks Knokowski durir v at Sheely Sund: and silk binding) worth seventy-five cents anywhere. a show of divi ing 4 g Il X h fi . . and ne | morning, had a h bolice court yes- ‘ e A d Y fi) ) . 10 reason why they sh St buy tho Lib- f o 3 ions t L ilis | terday afternoon and was discha ¥ AT We will sell you genuine combed Egyptian French Bal- B”“.‘,;.‘,Lf.l_”.‘l},fl‘;lfi erty furnace compiny S R0t 3 W Judge Helsley. [t was found that < 5 ety enough, and tho furn, perb o b Wwas defendini himself, and as tho injured 70 briggan Shirts and Drawers [shirts with silk facing], | see thatyou gut Lea & I’ulrm‘i all and pay i 7ic 1d be 1 wonde itrodu S man wus riously hurt the judg (‘\ Dt hle % : 5 Then - hoes wou X5t i 1 Breatifi it ho had no ground to holdt worth just a hundred cents. B e ab et rfully i v Mlle, * u drent B > Helsley yesterday afternoon for as- sguitigiiong (ragnar AT We will sell you silk finished Balbriggan Shirts and — Do Witvs Little Eurly Risers. Bost littlo Drawers with solid silk cuffs, or fast black shirts and piileven: nade A pAL O OY 9T G drawers, worth just a dollar and a quarter. MOORE'S JOIN DUNCAN'S KON NEAV. YR 1o equal I'hie probubihity of nu,,.‘xn‘u.‘. — rgv 11 P y JUST 100k AT YOUR SHOES IREE OF LIFE hand, rivate meuns AT We will sell you this week a man’s casco call Shoe P e ! ' in all sizes, in all styles and widths of toes and lasts, [y j ) Reiraaes | ¢ t $1 65 in lace or congress that we guarantee to equal any e e S ol th .w,,..K TS : ] two twenty-five shoe in Omaha. . HERIGluar 1o horroh SR INOI m Bak'n AT We will sell you a fine calf Shoe, in all sizes, in all wi od rousons pre widths, in all styles of toes and lasts, in lace or ), and honeed ot havo known whovo $ 2 90 congress. This shoe is a genuine Goofllyear welt RiGRoK SIS thal as o L0 ik ow y » Shoe, and is sold to you with this guarantee: If, bo culpa 1 . after wearing, you have any reason to be dissatis- Ao NN AN R ARV S0 KR INONOY Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the St:nmurd. fied, it may be returned and you'll get oty tho DAV vty MY : NEW SHOES FREE, OR YOUR MONEY BACK, object of the mayor's expe - How to Counteract the Effects of pure Wat lm\ s g;/(x/(//// 7 ////?//,4 7.8 ,.\‘& Milwaukee & St Paal Ry dl(j Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb M al i Y ( i OMAHA ew Yury 100 cf.,‘"fi;‘;;‘»nscr \‘uunl\ i LUl\L-\LL & RUiLZ\é\\ UU; 1419 Farnam Street | a's w i Soudsia, + dhaok (Mraterles "ot L4 GuTe=d s @ b0 pw. Bund b a1 AR TEL E G RA_P HY i J