Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 4, 1891, Page 8

8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 4. 1801 e~ ————————————re e ——_—————— o —————rr > —— e £ SRl T . P A T - i o ————————————————————————————————— ——————————————————————————————— IT IS NOT MOVING A PEG. | THE ELDORADO WRECK SALE. THE BOSTON STORE. %BUST()S STORE WRECK SALE. IT,S fi I I HERE ) T T X . Thomeon-Houston Electrio Light Gompany | 260 Oases Wet Dry Gools from the Mor- | Perfect Dross Goods, Oloaks and £hoss from | Eight Thowand Piss of Fino Shoss fiom Negleoting 1ts City Contract, g Lins Stiamer the Steamer Ellorado the Wreokod Steamship. AT THE BOSTON STORE TOMORROW. | ON SALE ON FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS. ALL PERFECT — AUMOST GIVEN AWAY. The balance of the Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co. stock, which our | NO ATTEMPT TO GO ON WITH THE WORK. ! — — buyer recently purchased in New York, has arrived, been assorted, e | Thikis Soarcely a Tenth Part of the | We ntoe These Absolutely Per- | Men's Fino Handkerchiefs, ic; Lndles' | marked and placed on sale in our Men’s Clothing Department, where Gasoline People Doing Business at Greate ngle Puar ] J fect and Without Flaw ~They Handkerchiets, 3.5 F o Liwee Cols F the Ola st 1 at Old Prices Made by a Single Firm ron the Upyp Deck lars, 2 1+ i Men's Wool Cars History of the Deal in in America. and Untouched. digan Jackets, 49¢. tirety. This is without doubt the finest assortment of Strictly Fine Suits the Council. Sy il i the whole immense stock is now ready for your inspection in all its en- AT ALL WA GoGDE 1 e HKeE: At ahAaANe R gt every shown by any one firm in the west, comprising as it does all the Tho new Thomson-Houston Electric Ligh MINT, DRESS GOODS, FIRST FLOOR. EVERY PAIR PERFECT popular fabrics in almost every conceivable shade, color and pattern, housand five hundred and eighty cases | rough effects, de worth 3 cases chi i, 8 to 10 shovs, G3e. | Particular attention is directed to the cut, style, shape and fit of these nish 700 clectr et dry go , invoicing ove 100,000, 10 inch tufted, stripe figured | 3 cuses misse; 11 to ont ~!nu‘ 8¢ ¥ o ———— purposcs at t 2 O e now arriving, ,.M.‘ml‘m‘ roods 15¢, worth 3 L, 4 cas o and tadies’ velvet em- [ garments, which no Tailor in the land can excel, and which gained for v Jegun on November 1 | 8fter shipment, as fast as possible, and | 54 inch cheviot dr « , worth | broidered slip: 5 5 i 5 s s i ' 3 g divided according to their stute, very | 5 20 cases ladies’ dongola button shoes, | the manufacturers a reputation for making fine clothing which extend- [ wet, slightly wet, or dry and perfect inch black brocaded novelty mio- | (worth $2.00, from the Hamilton, Brown i 5 e v : el et groods or slightly wet goods -. th GO Shoe Co.,) 93¢ ed from one end of the United States to the other. We have selected terms of this act, "tho company. in | Will be placed on sale IN OUR BASIE- all wool black novelties in-| 20 cases ladies first-class dongola but- | . ausstio g Bven g MENT, cluding whip cords, zigzags, dingonals | ton and lacw she i from this grand assortmentan immense quantity of the very Finest Suits 8110 of §,0 ich ! y ¥ sire it to be distinctly under- | and bedfords, 9¢. worth $1 3 cases ladies’ extraefine dongola haud 2 — sl J. . Johnson, the former tho pro: N v the goods Pine black faille silk, 50¢, worth $1.00, wed kid M. 8. button and lace shoes, | Which we have assorted into two separate and distinet lots, which rep- I the compihy mn lohp I re soiled or [ CLOAKS AND JACKETS 2D FLOOR. | 81.50 worth fuliy $2.75 s . gree they \ to call your st attenti 60 cuses ludics’ finest grade kid, don- | PE€SENt More style, tone, service and actual value than any clothing con- (ainp il A el Tt S w \-‘.\\ be placed on sale in | once more to ‘the fact that 1 | gola shoes, leather or cloth top: both | | : Ll s L ottt the Hsaman b goods on the sccond floor aro | hand and machine sewed, worth 83,50 go | C€PN Iin this country ever gave before. A 4 o No soiled or damage bo it | perfect and without flaw. Not only | at $1.09. keep its word with the city. It has not | 0 k D 5 tlea the ity that it dog u to fur- | ever so little, will ever be placed on our | that, but the garments are such as would | 63 cases ladies’ fmported kid and nish ti bt proposed, r s B nain or sccond floor. only be found in the very I wnd most | dongola shoes, hand s 3 made by tho [/ ’ finy attompt to protect itself on its bond or to | We malke this statemont oxtra forcl- | fashionablo stores, Indeod. the chip- | finest New York state makars, worth up [/d L it tho same. le and divectly, as the entire upper | ment of cloaks and jackets was con- | 0 $7.00 go at $2.49, $2.99 and $3.49 and 7 This is considered a remarkable proceeding | qeck freight in this wreck is absolutely | signed to th st exclusive cloak | #3.75, Q// ) s Q// i, L ® by many citizens who unhesitatingly pro- 4 1 3 g Ads et tho intoees 5e Wios | perfect, and will bo found on the main | house in ‘leans, and was recov- M v which 1s now ligbting certain parts | and second flo ered from the upperdeck in the original 480 pairs men’s shoes, 98¢ a pair worth this viow bo | T give youa faint idea low these | ct ec » samo condition us the schemo | wet goods will besold we mention u fow | w Now Y 30 pairs mon’s caif shoos, solid sole | YV € glVeé you your choice of sev- Wegiveyou your choiceofseveral ol g ton aud perpor . IN THE BASEMENT. AR THRIE: AT BE T Poeres 61160 o y"“‘l e eral hundred very fine Suits in hundred asfinesuits as any Tailor F i emaany “wirien O Stiow | 8 casos of the finest grado of standard | worth §3,00 ; i 240 pair fino call shoes 81.00. | both Sacks and Cutaways, in all inthiscountry can make. They’ve e ¥ indifforent man. | calicos at 24e a yard, Ladic an trimmed reefe 120 pairs men’s kangrroo caif, cordovan : - . . L and B 1s bound by no co bales of wet cotton flanncl at 3ic, 50, worth $6.50, and fine caif laco and congress shoes | the popular fabries, in all sorts of got the materials in them. They’re v\hu"\vl 1 e of the heaviest cotton flannel Black 1 cheviot reefers with | 2 49, 90, £3.49, 3 5 § T 2 Tho history of this case is fresh in tho | which we ever had in our house goes at | large fur vs $5.00, worth $7.50. oV 'S FROM THE wieck, | shades and colors, in about thirty made right. They’re correct in mind of the poople, and at brietly to would sell at 20¢ regul an recfers in wool diagonal with Ladies’ hig vorgaiters 95¢, > ic s n g s@ s11its ar rle 5 " P & bo recapitulated: : cnses of lino importod chumbrays e | mink collar, trimmed. down tho front, | worth £ choice styles. These suits are style and coloring, and unless fnto a contract with th Jaus Eet % 80.50, worth 812.00. : € worth fully twenty dollars of any you're a “freak” no “suit to order’” npaby for of fine all wool flanuel 15¢,worth [ All wool camel’s hair, with long [ Men’s ovorshoos, 65c. , ] Yy Jamps, and moro if opossum shawl collars, $12.00; worth | Men’s rubber hoots, 4 man’s money, and are sold for can be gotten up that will fit you 0 bo of twelve candle power at tho rato of | 8 cases of all wool scarlot Rannels at | $19.00. THE BOSTON & : - vear, 19¢ and 25 Black or tan Fronch wool cheviot RIBRCER oy natiaow: that price all over the country any better. The “ready made ot ? 5 ases of the very heaviest feather | silk lined reefer jacket, full mufllon | N. W. cor. 16th and Douglas. (occasionally .you’ll see a $22 price is usually twenty eight dol« G ore Aol oo yonded for | eilelins trimmed fronts, $15.00; worth $25 3 v 9 { 250 03 cavy denim and ducking | 38 plush garments ‘most artistically Knights Templar card on them). lars and the “custom” price forty. entered into a concract tho contract was oxtended for' ty y ; 3 £ O Gaoawill. the me tho son - | for made and_beautifully trimmed, splen- [ The m. mbara of Mt Cal copting th ' vious year, i ll\\ silk finish vel- didly lined and finished, and worth all | mandery No. 1, K. T., will assemblo at In Jun , itract ran out and ong o 1) 2 5. ay $35.00 cuach, go at $7.00, | the asylum, umh and C: pitol ave.) to- rder P ishi @l P 5 3 was not . Neither was another con- ine ; srumb cloths | $10. § day at 9:30 0'clock a. m., in full uniform In o‘fdu that our F‘urglshmg‘ Goods men m Ly not get N tract eutet (it IR s , worth up to $10,00, INT AGAIN, to attend the funeral of our lute fratc lostin theshuffle,” we will offer until they’re gone same company lias contiuued Lo qurtish gas | “Children’s fine white morino under- | The finest grade of misses’ and ladies’ | Sir Charles P. Needham, P. D. . 100 dozen ELEGANT SILK SUSPENDERS, ac- oline b light rec thi for the rates T e v, Vests or pants, 7c hosiery from this wreek go at 19¢, worth | Sojourning Knights cour toously ; 2 i Tho latter, 1t may bo- statod, is vitally do- | Children’s searlel and natural wool | 50c. By order of Victor White, commander, Tualavaltie s B1HE@ O F et o s e s e fective as far'as compelling the com pan underwear 1ie cach. Men’s fino all wool scarlot and natural bl fursish o maximum candie power. - As Tho finest grades of children's medi- | wool socks go at 15, TELEPHONING FROM THE SUN, sequenee, for veurs past, thero have been | cated scarlet and imported natural wool | BLANKITS *~AND ~COMFORTERS THE WINDOWS ON BOTH STREETS TELL INTERESTING AR Ights: Luvishen: bt nottine ne boos. | Uuderwens nd 89c, An immenso lot of very fine blankets | Edison's Instrument For Secing STORIES dono to deduct from the bills of tho compuny | , 1dics’ natural and white ribbed un- f““.‘,:jm_\j"”' ery slightly soiled, go son n Thousand Miles Away S . an oquivalont for the minimum lght which | derwear 19e. ;i at 25¢, 69c, § 75 and $2.50. Tho fecundity of Thomas A. Edison's gen- It has w0 often given * Tndec ro iswo | Ladies’ fino merino and natural wool CHI BOSTONE fus for invention promises to remain ono of authority to do 0 (o bd found in' the contract, | vests or pants 3. dight on tho corner now. RS Rl P though thero is when a lump fails to bo [ Mon's heavy eray underwear 25c, N. W. cor. 16th and Dougl B T e e el T lighted or has extinguished by the [ Tho finest grades of men’s scarlet nat- e e o D e o ght [ of men’s sc i SR = hut copls of today have the living, work- vini e G ural wool and camel's hie undorwear at | - DoWIs Littlo kariy Risors. Sostlitula | hut tho pooplo of today have tho liviug, wor: 10 monotonous oxis on thocom:f liehbwocliendicamale pill_ever mado. Curé coustipation every | ing mau among thom snd are nccorded tho pany had enjoyed in this manner, for a lon orth timo. Nono equal. Use themn nows rare privilege of all but sering him in the act Tina was bocoming trksomo. 10 was desie | Men’s full rogular made imported un civilog ibunseelng i, 3 ous of vurying it and, at the same time, pull | derwear, nglish and French goods of wrestling from reluctant nature godlike moro money olit of the people's pockot worth up to £5.00 go at Tic. forcos that will goidown tho conturios as It cluimeid that it had w now burner which | Misses® und laaies’ all wool cashmero 'x‘hange Mecting. sorvants to man's comfort and well-being. which would g1ve botter light. aund which it 5 At tho rogular monthly meeting of the Ex- | Frank G. Carpenter recently visited tho v ¢ v ind ladics’ fino imported scam- | change Monday afternoon there was a fair | Jyizard of Meulo Park in bis luboratory, and ser La c year, This was an_advane Tt s s i i L the result of his observation and enauity | gonorrhoea. Gleet and: sucorrheoa, & per lamp. The matter was rofe s s 5 atiendance. After disposing of a few minor | makes an entrancing story that will bo [ i oat?hrNeaes FHCCT WMLE Tcorheod, to a4 committeo and the latter recommendod THE 'ON STORE. ters the Exchange took up the proposed | spread before the readers of Tiue SUSDAY | fod the KING. 11 dissolves atalyst and jo b that tho offer bo nc 3 = tight on the cornor now. ew ruie, No. 22, which made it unlawful for ther Interesting things #Cargy | 2CThCd fitosho influmod puris, Wi rofund pOu motion “of o Elsassor, orthwest corner 16th and Douglas. | purchasors to wolgh back lump. jaw or dis- | o ATONE other Iuteresting things “Carp) ooy 1L 1bdoos not cure, or enuscs sbricturo owever, it was o usk o eased cattlo to seliors after 4 o'clock of the SR AL IEEE R TR, Aidln | , ¥ prop o for bids. Several replies wero re TIN HEALY HORSEWHIPPED. b T s tas 3 Edison is constructing for communication g | 3 Houston | o i 28 | kinctograph. nephew of the lato Mr. Parnell, today pub- | Fesolution, whieh was unanimously adopted, } roproduco the singing of a Pattior tk not hiving been askod, and notw nlunmnu licly horsewhipped Timothy Heaiy, tho most | tho’rovernmont it Slaughlerors weduost | of u Chauncey Depew intensifiod to its nat, WILL CURE ceived, among them being ome from — day on which the burchaso was made, Thoro | witn the sun. This may seom incredible, bt Cedar Rapids of 820 forsixteen candle power; | Parnell's Nephew Attacks the Mc- “m;l,”m' of the' Tule was plt toa vote and but Edison is nova_sensationalist, and—but { potrrich L L the Obio Streat Lighting co v 4 PR T T lost: “Tho onoral sense of tho. meeting | Fead Tug Su for the ciplanatio BOCTOR sixteon-candle power £ aaip bl PN e SR B0 emCCl& | Phen thero is an account of t 3 4 L I DunLiy, Nov. . McDermott, a | brought out by discussion was exprossed in a D eaviof s 0 L é&%%fiyg that there was vor bid than that offered | bitter of the anti-Parnell leadors, Tho horso- | the rurads hatsos Lo sation thomeoives at | Ural piteh, but it will enablo a person a thou Dy thecompany now supplyiug tho light, the | whipping was tho direct outcome of language | the scales or in the yards to ivspect cach | Sund miles away to betolda picture of the PILES ids wor od ORIAS edvon Lotie 0t Anen ik lo aiphediaduBIun performer in the very act, with ev - ENCLIbH Tlhavellon kpawolltey Tho sccond advertisement for bids | used by Healy at Longford Sunday last,when [ bunch “1‘ la0as LEIsEwe ghaciaut ‘,““““ tion and expression from inning to” end. k| is the prin brought in Sceger with o bid of | the anti-Parneli leader reforved to Miss Pap- | them with a cor 0 of fuspection, this in- | qyap"eounds incredible, too, but A fit e e mae th oagi T $15 for sixtcou-candlo powor; tho Onio | nell and to the widow of the lato Charies Sto- | SPeetion to be final, Tho tocal inspuctor1s 10 | hover majces o boast. until o can prove his 1. COLLINS, Cameron, Street Lighting comy ¥ with =19 for t nell. Healy rescued by the = ' claim. To produce this result it is ne COn-C: oWe b h case, pol i ) Ar McDermot do- killers. Tho se was instructed to ST 0! omerto * fisooncundio poee, Tn e | orss, | polics who arreied yobeemot, Honly der | Soio L puckars tith & copy'al thesa | 48k photogeagha of”tho periors ; CATARRH miko 1ts apponrance, IPARY CIE NOL | ihd McDermott was released. " | resoiutions requesting their co-operation. n St SRt at Heal he lib t m—— minute, will stop a Cough in nne nlg!])f 1 3) awardod to Seoger, [ Mr: Healy was reading in the library o Magio Gity No Edison_talks of the possibiliti o- checl a Cold in day, and CURE 50 mortification of the Olio com. | tho four courts when Mr. MeDermott sent MagloiOley Notes trical invention and makes so SnaphaaliCa koY RE o S (70 YA - Ywhich hatl counted upon tho support | messenger to say that Mr. i Len Scott s back from a two month’s 0- | pregictions. All in_all, Mr. Carp IF THE LITTLE ONES HAVE rtain conncilmen, which it did not wanted o the refreshment r ) Journ in Iowa. ter will bo one of the most entertaining of of 'tho eleetvic company, | Healy on going into the Lall, was seized b Stacoy [verott of Kansas City 1s the guest 12 contributions to our paneral stock of WHOOPING COUGH OR CROUP Teithe nia et upport of which, to tho surprise of tho | McDermott, who immediately began to apply | of Fred A, Broadwel knowleage about the progress of Lho race. ffi‘ Ust it Promply. i 8CRE EYES then mana. ,mysteriously dise | the whip, saying attho same time: “That | Mrs. Minnio Clancoy loft Monday evening ——— Ze IRHI) NED i = appeared. . is for lusits i Long Pord. " for Wost Debore, W vt e A e S e N T LA,28 cent TRY IT AND BE CON- TR Puo Obio company then commenced a Mr. McDormott, “after applyiug his whip | 0. 5. Wright of Missourl Valloy, I, is |-beaduchesin 20 minatos. At all - drugsists 393 % flagi cave thotr W, JAMESON. llflhluynn the Be itract, The 3 ral 1-\1):_.-” .nl Heuty r\{ oneo retived © | visiiing his brotber A. A. Wright iz b d:.}‘m.‘, ly; W4 Tives. ~Ask VINCE, My bo etted Cwus o dypllcato ‘of | the llurary, as o says McDermott Was | “ipyo Bonomian, Turners will wivea grand TRIUNPE 44 your drug INC LAMENESS Sopist for it > —— = L strongly recommand Pand's Extact the contract under which the Onio people | druni. - rning exhibi Saturday evel - had always furnisbed thoir ight. Yot whon | At a leaguo meoting today on the | Palland turning exhibition Saturday even- | Grana march of aska's Train il ing in Blum's hall, tes Cood T lard aasstant) TS they wero kuocked out, thoy pointed out the | announcement that Healy had been horse ; Through OF S fact that tho coutract with Seegor did not | whipped, the audience rose and cheered. Mrs. Helen I Mortis, wifo of JobnB. | 0, e st MSHOSLIZONOYAN VN Y ratrlstio protect tho city in that it did not provide a [ Mr. ticaly, at Long Ford, stated that on [ Morris, onetime city engincor diod in Cam 1QU4 205 oY eiBpacial Tolegranto : venalty for the failuro to furnish the maxi- | visiting Patis to inquivo about the release of | den, Obio last Sat g ss after success has marked 2 = FUR CAPES, SORENESS mum candl lemanded by the contrac nd, he found ¢ rom Messrs. Mho infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William rogress of the exhidition train through -‘l;h“; ol : -{mwh;-}-u 8 d one o L L claim- [ Goodman, S0+ \‘ ‘l‘\\';‘lnv_\' second street, died | Ohio, both on its course cast and on th hich had eaten 1o the b F ndithe a i urnod, for the reasons | ing a prior lion on the fund. *“Tho bankers esterday afternoon, e e S } which had eaten to tha bons. For council without tioapproval | did not mind that,” continued Mr. Her Phe South Omaba Chavtauqua Cirlo met | fasts o l,‘:,“\,'dh@rl,':u‘:r:,‘-".l,".’;:"“‘ll?f, " ) MEN'S FUR pepiheilisastorad to/nelnUrpares e council could not pass tho | they minded move a letter from 30 | Montay ovening with Mr. and Mrs. Glagd Ty | Paris shortly bofors 3 o'clock yesterday, | FOR X SHE! moasuro over the voto. blooking the roliof fund. M. Healy asser Tulbott, Twohity-Lhlrd stroot not E, finding the greater portion of tho population | MAN £y ¥ OVERCOATS. Aguin bids w opened, Seceger rising | that ho the letter signed b 'ha Ed Darlington, 1n getting out of a bath tub | Y'he depot. 'ho publio schools wero dis- MICROBE - i pEOsa L sy dasecoe g {thoctia ewiog iever (elanaaibyRithat e masiiipion o bath tuo | issod o o’ tras mival it the | (ABURENICIL A v AR BRUISES tho Ohio poople bidding $13.50 for g allianco'oxisted hotween the descendents of | wea'adl ' falitug on hot stove, had his right | Lonchers and puplls, numbering iu ull about | tho micrabo or corm. It up and rituie [ an ashionable tho New Thomson-Houston compiny §20 for | men who bet tho Irish at Bellina Mucl 5 Lo 500, marehed an a procession to tho train, Bg, L Incior 3 4 L Dpag BeEaliaes anbahen) ity twenty candle and the present foment ler. In 2 These visitors were given preference and “ 00 3 0 S u s 8w vod awarded to the latter i uo of Lenalords o ree Masons' dies Ald socloty of tho busied themselves on their way through the ¢ 3 S TLE SISTERS before stated, tho company has strang v heard a great deal about ‘Euglish dic o 1 publio dinuor s | oura with taking an objoct losson on tho | G €A ik il Moyors d ¢ , New York City gy . § L estor: W d Dwenty-seveutn street, o culture and horti. | Sevkora, South Omaha; A. D. Foster, o § crected 1o posts to cormply with its Murs, womant? | Yester BULN-ANG WOk h P rloutture and nortl= | myjis Gounell Bluirs, agroement If tho of luishmen wero to be | Which was a great success, 3 pressed the opinion i\ SPRAINS This inoxplicable conduct was greatly | controlled in Bugland. it was botter that thoy | _Johu Martin, all-round bad man from the as tho iluablo Lesson learned 1 have besn pressribing Pond's Exe marveled ut b y taxpayers and wondor | should bo controlied from Hawarden than | SWamps is in jail. arged with steal 3 4 al hundred y s CLOTH AND PLUSH CLOAKS astiaa i Ristering me tho greater the moro inuttentive tho | from Brighton.” vateh from one of Ross' men | W zain o sion o the o i affection r/'—W. P, BURDICK, M.D. ed o by regarding the matter, ———— at the gradin, east of tho city. Ao a4:.0lslac B#Send for Fashion Book matled free. . at tho lust meeting of the council, R e R S e John D. Tobinsou, a member of the school | Met by the mayor, Hon. 1. M. Wilbeo, who EEia Councilman Elsusser introduced a rosolutior, [ 4 Mintster Saves the Life of & Nelgh- | 504" and a man who counts his friends by | extended to the ‘members of the party tho BURNS roferring to the inactivity of the electric g bo his acquaintances, has severed his connec- | freedom of the city. He was entertained at “'Had my left hand sa compuuy und suggesting tho appoiutment of | Mr. Isaac Suyder, a neighbor of mino, had | tion with the Hammond Packing company | dinuer by the Nebraskaus and in t cning . 5 and logt” tho B lemmum\lnnl ) inquire what the Thompson- :l)n ‘:\I'mwwll ;h;' wlvl~' and s ‘\\'\dnln»: wm\} and loft yesterday for Chicago, h\r;‘x;-vl n-‘u :1.;-m as H \:4-;\» .\‘n.("v 1,"'"" od ro Houston people proposed to do in the pre 1at ho could die. [ gavo him two doses o M. £ Mills, a B. & M. swito nine | Athletic club rooms. The visitors to the train = ir tweive hours. 14 » « commitic was appointed and | Chumborlain's Colia, Cholora and Diarrhoon | gjyg ne bis duties Monday evemng, was | Berd have been many und all hiave bon well ) o He“ahh( Manufaclurofs. Neyarecely gongists of Maears. Blsassor, “Blumer and | Fomedy sod 1o 8 eiort time fie was, eailiely | not suiclently sgile to keep: nis letuband [ PI8eOd ooy ovoies aine ston today st A Paluer House Dlock, 191 4193 Stato St., Chicago. HEMORRHAGES VLIS, SR LI LU ) 80 from be! 1 the drawbars of two ca d v ¥ 3 ’ i M-8 0R b o on will mooton Monday and | V@ adicine. John S. Baker, Everowt, | 1o hiiilo fingorof the taft hund as hg | Union City, Wednesday afternoon will bo " T e Ay to ronort on next Tues. | Bedford county, Poun. badly mashed as to necossitate. it amoati> | spent at Logansport, Ind., the train going 3 lungs adly mashaed as to necsas puta bt to C b, WhOre & Stop W % e L~ I that night to Chicago, where a stop will bo l' al [} \.nunuullmnn\o\ml explain yestorday tho | Fye & ear surgeon, Allan\MDFS SRR el w. | made until Thursday' noon at the North- - GEOR WARNER, Seranton sl conduct o't alotris poono 0t (19 | Rarhizo ik, 10U Harnoy, Omali OF | Docote siam tein ey S bk | wostorn donot. — ‘ - BNTIS INFLAMRMATIONS fi",'('..‘f.fl-'":.-'fi.nfi"i'u'"n-\'\‘:‘-(‘.‘f.\"“:‘x‘;‘l5‘."" fice days, Mon., Tuc ., and Sat. nephew, Holly Johuson, ay whil saligraph writing machine is the best for +4( hays ussd Pon ct n mply. pronoos to protock the Oblo coins near the sand pits east of the city. M clegraph purposes, Never out of ord of anding paay lulia nrosont joby uy loast untitno lat 3 0 1ELEG AS B, Johnson was badly shaken up, somo of b Third Floor Paxton Bl andobtained re s an bo driven out'or confirmed in theie 160t Dolng l008anod, DA arms, handa aad = NO OTHER Telepono 1083, 16th and Farnam Sts, —IAMES €. REA contract by a new undorstanding, It is not ! ontruct by 8 new undorstanding. ' It 1s not | stico Trewoer HMoaring tho Weatern | body being bruised and skinnod up. Mr. LEAVES A DELICATE AND LASTING ODOR. ' apparent yet, howover, how the Thomson: K Johnson's injuries are vory painful but not Forsalo by all Drug and Fancy Goods Dealers or 1f | A full sot of teoth, on rubber, for 8 Perfee and should be always Flouston peoplo can do this without forfeiting Union—Unlon Pacific Suit, QaNA0R.S J0lur JOEy uaniul A 1 Drug ax r AL ROV R kAL OR ERL I g S Rond el oy U aven 8 | w5, Nove - voat | J, B 100 towe rcaped it | o 9 Ersuiaa procurt i wandartul semp i s | [, Youih, LMK, Bl O Kept on hand for em= egin illuminating tomorrow. Justive Brewer o supreme cou i ; m " n 1 public speakers, never drop down. s Supiclon Lhak the twg compantos lasy | Justive Brower of the suprom t of the Tho Good Templar lodge met Monday JAS. S. KIRK & CO., Chicago. B Ceoth Ext 1 Withont P erg,-.nc,es eeth bxtracts ithon ain . ~ Jnited States, sitting as a circuit justice, has | evening in the First Methodist church referred to are working together | Unit g 3 i weh and 4 A is strengthened by the f that | bogun tho hearing of arguments in the caso | assisted by some of tho state officers, in- Pan e GMEECKALShandcn Jiolls Waits (o populat | A1l gillings st rousonablo r AT nce has taught my fame tho Ohio folks ° have, sinco the [ of the suit brought by the United States for | Stailed oficers who will serve tho coming . RO 2 S A I ! warranted. Cut iy oud for a gu v 1 Pond's Extract ey one contract was awarded to Phomson-Houston, | the district of Nebraska against the Union ? like it to much fcr soro eyes. *'Had a largo eating sora on my ankls, ollows: William Van Buren, C. T.; v ties of Rourekeops put in probably 600 new burners, repaired IPrancis, T F'ri 5 = , fi, Rl st i | bt s evmpmy et | et el ity ani, T2 65 | D, Prce's Detictous Flavore NO CURE! PAY. BEWARE OF IVITATIONS thoy had i mouopoly on the gasotine business for ul i, ; brought by tho attorioy genoral in pursu- | heli Bd Hatcher, marshaly M HApkian ing Extracts:of Lemon and 8ee Land Trad k “That doesn't look,” says Councilman [ ance of the provisions of the act of congress | £ Seci Aol 0%y STRANL. SR Alice . andscape Trade-mark on Elsussor, “as 1€ thoy folt thatThomson:HOus™ | knotvn aa the Anderaon act, which ¢ mpels | GrEtE 1 3. T, Orange are made from the 99, R L ton wero golug toshut them out. If thoy did | a1} subsidized railroad companies whioh, by . Se—— R e R e Nt Buff Wrapper. not think that they were golug to be all | Juw un R T O Gratifying Indeed. ruit and have their grateful, ¥ight would they go- to such expanse for | maintain phlines, toso cou ope The senlog editor of tho Horald and wifo agreeable taste, without the MADE ONLY BY > now using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy utw bushors . Ui | memtnmnAnimmse e et | S B W | turpentine odor which is 1516 'Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. POND'S EXTRACT CO all right 2 f business. Counsel f Western Union : aud then you've o 1 to And | RicIAneah GRLASE loF bR ILaNAED Lan | ¢he) Horald) Mo. ' 'This remedy observed in those extracts r gradunte In mod Lomas show. Is atlll treatt them, even when they're lightod ment of thoir position on the matter, Coun. | Kained a gr putation during the epi | bt e s o38 nll Ne rivato Digun at ¢ rantoad € New York and l.ondon. Prosidont Wiloy ™ of tho Thompson- | gol'insist on tho compotenoy of o ratlroad demic of ln 1d has since beon a favor suaily sold, made irom poi- s L o5 Nigh Rps! | ! Houston people was out of town yeste ay,8ud | company to enter into od 0 ite for s and iike throat and lun - 2 oile acida ~ 2y 3 o of Life) suns fres. Uiice Bours—¥a. m. 05 p. w. Bui ’ ] Meanwnile, the Ohio Strect Lighting com- | aliv enacted June 2, 1 that for the pur- » - - A A - = pauY coutnua at tho old ' tand without. & | Bolof tho bl dofendants contract 180t Sotla Teams Fevn Om i per. Those who wish choice, ; D E M GREW . contract, furnishing its indifferent light, and | }'the com of tho injunctioi d pro- estibuled, electric lighted snd st A P : ooty : R. J. c s OINTHMENT. svigontly ealculating remain in the | hipitaions of the Auderson act. heated, with the finest dining, sleaping husiness as long as city affairs are conducte d i and reclining chair car service in Price’s, They are all that is THE NOTED SPECIALIST in the treatmeut of all for It's remarkablo specifla [ a Cto Mimute: wortd vin tlo Chcago & Omaa Short | [ FECR | Y ER AR ¢ 4\ PRIVATE DISEASES RS setionupon thoutected parts ] One minute timo often makes a great dif- | Line’ of tho Chicago, Milwaukeo & St. represented, pur gives It supren Lover Compan \ ; sitsuprem over — ference--a ouo munute remedy for bronch Paul Railway. Doublo daily train e 3 « les, however sovera 1 Its Excellent Qualities choking up of the throat, lungs, etc. £0 | sarvice, leaving Omaha at 12:15 p. m. | S)fnnu ll‘nun,Afml sl.mq alone " It 4 P} b Al ', AL EE Al Sealds, Commend to public approval the Californta | COUrse 13 @ blossing, Cubeb Cough Curd s | ng 6:20 p, m., with no transfer at Coun- | in the market in these import- ) Maul i to " y. b . Pmae Truptions, Sult Ehewm o lquid frait remody Syrup of Figs. 1t i | SUch @ remedy. - For salo by all druggists. cil Bluffs us' heretofore. Apply 1501 | RS TR A r ! fzag withook ) ] b b O ST (a0e pleasing to the eyo aud to the taste, and oy [ Cubeb Cough ¢ One wiuu B M R A PRIt SRR v ant respects, Be willing to N i ) « »nm"m-l‘h\ m i.,l‘lmrhr 't Kols o 4 « « v L u wo its ellicacy rice BOe, goutly actiug on the kidneys, liver and bow Bl - v 3 : & LRIy A 4 \ - \ R 1 iantne it aYakam eNaatall thar The now Hotel Brunswick, 16th and | formation or nddress I\ A. NasH, | pay a fair price for a pure i ARame . | 1 Ists or sent by mail 2 P v 3 | Ly promoting the bealth aud comfort of all | Jackson. with all modern improvements, J. E. PRESTON, Gen. Agt article, yor 3 on receipt of | Putup only b, Who use b | Now open for guest Moderate prics. City Pass. Agt circulars and quostion listy V4th and Farnam Sts., Omaha, Neb. POND'S EZTB;NI‘ 0., 76 6b Ave,, M, {