Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 8, 1891, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, TUESDAY.. DECEMBER N-TWELVE PAGES. I ! | butchers must close their places of business | QAN LAUS S COME. | tpue, 8, mie ana nair onst of trvington = SOUH OMAHA'S STOCK MEN. | o'y : SANTA CLAUS HAS COME, | H'Sea Gono ou vos fowd tho- stock in his , | The Metropolitan Street _railway company working_clotios, and when lst soen was | has captured the approaches to both the L four milos south ofcIrvingion. ~He has ligh | and Q street viaducts hair, brown cyos is avout five feet eiwht 2 foh | ) i inchies bigh and weighs about 125 pounds, = They Have Scme Important Points Which | Mrs.J. 8 Martin, wife of the contracting Ho Viuw, the Cit7 and is feen by Thote [ I6CHCD BBE e wo i eft home a gray cap, Tt agent of tho Rock Isuad road, is visiting 1 " L LIRS e A EuloL B Pl UL G R L DR L Bod. o, Thoney w1t 1 tRaught tho lad is o Have you had the pleasure of taking a good long tramp through the different parts of after the holidays entally unbaianeed. His parents are al- mah: o T v t wark s Balno i ©. L. Pltzaimmons, genoral agent of the | peoeorny ar N BROS.’ STORE Most wild with geisf, and any information as | Llately? If you haven’t you can h ull} realize the amount of work that's being done in WILL ASK STOCK BILLED THROUGH. | Canada Cattle Car company, has just r HAYDE o * | to the boy's wheroabouts will bea great | €very direction. Real estate is ‘‘moving.” Take it on Douglas up above, say, 17th, you'll i tucned from Montana, He says that is the Kindness to thom, Address Peter Doysen, S v { atest cattle country in the world Trvington, Neb, see cuts thirty feet deep, Looks as if a man would want a balloon to get home with. If you What the City Council Did r,;:u Night iTheladies of the Episcopal Shurchy wil He .\‘l;;nl:l M'un_' H npply‘ ot T went up there yesterday for the first time in six months you'd swear you never saw the place . 4 RS socit o residence of Mrs. A » Hent = c ! oni \ funting fur His Wite—Fn Twenty-fourth and I street, Wednes N 'I' bbbl A AoF thans cuve, and ithoso who, are sublect to | Defore.. (You'd be te mpted to swear at the mud, too, p('x]mps ) Take it again on Haz wrney of a L ugilistic Coun- ening, December 6. All aré cordially Not Leave Until After rheumatlsm, can provont attacks by keeping | west of 28th. Where was wont t) be the trysting pla f numberless bullfrogs in a pond 'way citma invited, the | olidays. the plooi pure and free fromi tho acid which e 1 o place o 1 srles: ) i - - - ; cnuses the disease, 1lor this purpose Hood's a de roar ) 5. ¢ by ” G GREANDRTIOY BaINRS B, Blooids: AWILUS e ganves tnuisnsy Siros iy bppoat Hoollg down in a deep hollow, and where one old fellow used to a0 round, go round, go Little Early Risors curo constipation. — ‘The y success. 1% 15 the best bloou purifier. round,” every evening alter seven, you'll find it all filled in and a nice, wide street <-xtvn(lin” Thke regular monthly meeting of the Live | causeremoved, the disoase is gone. Santa Claus came to town yesterday. 5 g e > Etock exchange was held yesterday after- T S Bboldin He arrived o little after noon, and ‘ll‘ulwlrl|ll\‘lfllul\ll caused by :;»w]._.rv;ml‘,.»n\ 'way west, The f|<»¢~ have simply moved, you can't kill the “croakers” in Omaha yet, Go in noon, Vico President Ab, Waggoner presid v, Culltmors, ogull L promptly at 12:30, as previously an- | oo Ha%on thd vigorato tho livor, any direction and you'll see marked improvements—but when you're out walking you'll need ng. E Y OF ELECTION OFFICIALS, nounced, drew up his six white steeds in — - an O o P 3 oo T R n ag A. H. Noyes, general manager of the G. H. et front of Hayden Bros’. store, and then ON 10 VELASCO, TEXA ", Overcoat to keep you comfortable Our trem ‘n .I bus sales of these rments for the past Hamumnoud Packing company, was elected 8 | pM.yor cushing Wil Veto the Ordi= | g5 ey 50ty (o e fuie few weeks have gre ll[) reduced our stock, several lines being practically wiped out. Partic- : & % The Land of Promise 1 Deep iy > clothed magnate came lond after load o T R T ularly is this true in medium priced goods. It's too late to replace them; we do better for you, member of tne exchange. ce Recently Passed Lee Rothschild brought up tho question If tho judgos and clerks of election who : : g A Lol R g v of through billing, claiming that be and | served in the city at the genoral election held | t0¥S for tho little ones and moro sub- Lot Sale and Oyster Roast we mark down several lines of finer grades to the prices you want to pay. In fact, the story other spoculators could not buy cattlo | November § receive & cach as the city’s | stantial gifts for the bigger ones. Al those who expeet to attend the | this week is Deep Cuts billed locally, as the rate from here | shure, it wiil bo av the end of a law suit. The I'he A. O. I band led the vrocession, ;‘H\ml opening and sale of lots at Velas. co, Texas, should be in Kuansas City on to Chicago is too high. On motion | ordinance aliowing them this amount passed | and they played as they never played | i A ¥, 0 tho se ary was instructed to notify all council last Tuesday night, but it did | pofope, for the eyes of Sants Claus wore | LD morning of December 12 and Join shippers to bill their cattle ana sheep to reach the mayor until sterday. After b oatinis : the excursion leaving there at 9 o'clock = L4 ; i lo Al v | lookini it over e sall: i abail inost cor- | upon them. As tho mighty host of | via the Santa Fo route. You will then T taly withbold my approval,’” which means | gaily caparisoned wagons passed along | be in time for the oyster roast (oysters “destination Chicago. a veto for tonight of & the route you just ought to have seen | now fattening) ana the grand opening A resolution was brought up declaring it oo holllaAY rorase to AustLa the vate, you I . MG i e il N tho sense of the exchango that the custom of | In that case the mayor will refuse to sign the }lw 1\;1 le dariings ~Ihnu' ‘\"‘I““ delight, :“ |”"\|\‘ Db baE: '1': i ‘xlll\- RiBhL i B o ey | Warraut il the courts b mandamus | for old Santa brought with him visions | ©0#8L 0 € er U Wi fs . . A > § < . propaying logrand oo 1o couniey | SRS, Wil the coure U3 for ol anis, brouehi it b Slons | ko o of s on the Ton an 1 | AT An immense big line of extremely fine Kersey Overcoatsin black, brown, tan, shippors was an unneccssarily cxpens i ) § y g i In speaking of the matter the mayor said | mas they are soon to enjo, Arrangements have been made to carry br s slate, s S ralse SECART P ORIVab ARl Eta s e B Bari we, und should bo stopped. I esolution 3 ¥ an on Lo enjoy t _ yronze, slate, stone, drab anc B 2 sllars or self collars, wi O b vl Tavor, and a | that hio was ‘not opposed to ench judge and | 5¢' o’ wicoption of old Santt Claus | #L visitors who desive to take the tiip L ind steel, with set velvet collars or llars, with ommitteo consisting of Mossrs. Blanchard, | clork receiving £, but thero was no law for f o oral what can be said of Mr. Clown, | through the jetties and over the bar in | Al frt fine cassimere linings, full satin slecve linings and canton flannel pockets. Martin ind Savige was appointed to draw | the payment. Tue law vlaiuly stated that B g ooty S b LIOWH, | kge oconn steamers, Thets | os Gage ; ¥ s 5 J N e ‘amendment 10 the by laws of the ex- | €ach judee und cach clork was entitled to & [ RO 0cC -;lr;wl L Gl G el R ke ol 1ese garments are regular fifteen dollar ones, but we've made a quick D 6 to that effect, and have it posted to | for his services at each olection. That law | towarc e end of the thirty-three 1 O e | B « g 5 Ny cliango Lo thiv effect, and have it posied L0 \was not capuble of being stretched to such wagons in line. Ho wus big, fat und | JoPicsentative of tho Brazos River | S J price on them, ten-fifty. be acted on at the next regular meeting. o Az ey v S el o Al GBI 3 4 ‘A similar motion to draw up a rule apol | EXtent as to justify the city paving the men 185, lis face was so white you | Channel and Dock company, Mre. C. I s traveling men for commission € cach. If it was, then there were threo | couldn’t tell whether the boys hit him | Both, cave of the Santa I'e oftice, T ¥ 7 5 9 A R TRE L) ‘\::f.m;fl‘:»‘:\u\::;tl-l!“1::~|ry|l:\[(w||“\",nlh“\lln\\"’l:“::: e e ok raitte | oo i L RS T The garments that we have today reduced to twelve dollars are with- AL 2 majority, the gene antiment being | county one, and tho Board of K iucation B e S T b out doubt the best garments we have ever sold « 15 ) ryare made O o [causas. Cliy wng | another. The mayor thinks it wou.J also be the route. _ JUDGE DAVIS' 1RE. g eve Id at this price. Theyare made ; After o two hours’ ride the procession f an extremely fine heavy Kersey Thevete e it P e , K ] a0 pracadsny t aetablish, and would be Af 10 of an extremely fine heavy Kersey They are lined with fine cassimere Sioux City had traveling men out Apiln R ; 3 : 3 f f ) At s tod 5 Epite costly one for the city. When the registrars | 2gain came to a standstill in front of | Actions of the Sheriftana a Juror Exas- : - B S T e QR T T :“"“‘l;]"‘l““h"“‘l;: L:\u-mx‘-',':n‘.::"'l“.l\\l:":”1‘.:’.5 e | were sitting the city paid the entiro bill, | Huvden Bros.” store, and old Sunt was Rl GoneE have fine heavy satin sleeve linings, self collars and canton flannel pockets. South Omaha market to b unrepresonted. s :‘::‘l",’f!‘-"‘.,'.:.‘L'h.."y;(““,flh"‘:r‘i‘|<:f\'“f:f‘l.‘:,‘.‘.' Hut 1 ‘.‘l,“\\d“,r a much needed rest. | fyero wili bo fun in Juags Daws' court | The value of these garments you ‘Il apprec mlv better when we tell you that (,",I.‘l.'".'»,'”(;,\,-(Lfl'::,'i'\',‘.‘”:-‘}‘f‘“'-);:'. Ue Gouiion OF | stepped it hud offerod to foot, the bill, though | 7.4 ““,,,,I‘M[:,.lml ::f,",l‘,‘.' ,ll‘,‘.‘“,‘:(] ,l“' ,.;\\ :""" :'.";‘.’[ ud several explanations will | not a garment was ever sold for less than teen-fifty until this wezek, i et b s whih Wi b | DO e Sl WSKL g g | s on uhe fourth oor, whoto'th | PO e s Saturday me : : 3 fng tioker was placed n nomination: | JGrs and clotks amonut to S4E, f WEIEL | (o tion” in” s ’l":‘l‘l'l‘l“"““'(" My | the caso of the Soper Lumber compuny A We are offering several hundred regular eighteen dollar Overcoats. These L) A R e L TR : arc the displays that Sunta [ SEainst "",:!".“'VZI' SR L garments are made of ve ry fine Kersey., They are lined with either the finest ‘Iijm:l".w::'? :lunlxfi}milw:.i.l.lx" \\',:\}n-]\-" I\ “‘\'\'v“if,'[,'; {Phey had lots of wedding presents, butitho :,;“v“"f\.“‘;‘f“h}'.‘::“j(‘,l‘,‘ “:,'\t'({‘:.:'r;.'::(.'.'lr“.”“.:l,w :xl-:«’l‘nx-‘l \ml..-v".“yf-lu\:»“:::-‘:’r\‘:x‘.‘v‘g\“»‘. i kind of IFarmer satin or piaid cassimere; have set velvet coilar, heavy full board of arbitration—Al Powell, J. Di | MOt urecious was u box of Hallor's Aus- | on tho fourth floor at Hayden Bros.’ | fore sests TR Pl ™1 satin sleeve lining, and are gotten up with all the attention to details that ?Tn: u’. J \l:n M‘“\‘::.f\niwl I'I’Kn ‘:le.!':;n e “'Tlllu&‘ux: thoug n)r\ “l‘l’n”l: ;.)I-“icc ‘fln’l \‘1‘. ]Iy"l\-!‘”l:]l‘ljllv ll.'r”}'“l)lul w\',‘_:,‘:,.l.l L vml:u ‘l‘ ercd the verdict into his posse: ; : 5 ) you get at your tatlors. These garments come uuly in Dblack, blue black han . { board o chaps on my hand o said, we | beyon escription, such variety, s vhen court sleven o b McCraith, W. H. McCreaty . Suvae, | paven,t got any “dittle ehaps” yet. She | quantity—vast piles of holiduy books, e SREGENY o and Dblue W. B. Cheek and Sol Hoppe , > suliba i 95 : Hedbo el DLl . co 1 Pho following is the notice to be sent ship- said, Why ! John, and Johu was squelched. standard poets, children’s annual's, tea assmuth, who 1worth, (5 NGOG LAY T o - it sets, tin toys, and by f grandest vas the inbsente I'he attorneys refused to 7 1 B e e s pers Wost of HIS WINTLR'S LITERATURE. and most complete stock of dolls ever pt the verdict with one inan ubsent By bilting y k1o South = BiogRbtolUhiscity. Oh6 wholelaide oh resulted in the judge issuing wr attach- . 2 : ment for Wussmuth. The doeument wus Oimaba with a notition on biliing, *Destina- | Mayor Cushing Will Read Testimony [ Jrotfit 16 s GiLy. - 0 SoAl I R GED LSV SO GaT O RRION, A ES R T S R ;]' house is covered with these beauti- | picad in the hands of the sherift a fow mo- ul thin T'he stock of musical instru- | hionts after 10 oclocik, frequently save you the difforence. betwee 0 o Boodip nves Sl the throuh Fate 10 Chivazo und the sum After the city council's action of Suwrday | \nonts on this floor is simply iLdeserib- | all day tho court waited for the juror and music is | the sheriff, and as the hours dragged on his {hv‘]"fl'm oy \‘m BTG be p night the indications are that the Ketcham | aple, evervthing that ean mik feular to see thut this is done, et ; Y Spiaseeriod | {AD1C ) : 3 i By ordarot the Bxchunge, . Furaiture Company’s contract for furnishing | hove represenied: toy pianos, accor- | judic mind bocamo exercised. At o'c AT W B WALWORK, the new city hail will soon reach the bauds | deons, horns, havmonicas, binjos, gui- | 1 the afternoon information was conveye Secretary, President. | of Mayor Cushing. tars, fiddles, zithors—but life is too | L0 the court that the attachment still quietly T By o I e g SN GE hREn Ll ORI REs i rested upon tho sheri’s table. Then tho it el There it may strike a snag and again 1t hort to mention everything. ‘They cover | (oire aid grow angry, and seizing bis pen tho AU the meeting of the city council of South | may not. The mavor has not yet made up | & floor space of 300 fect square, s0 g0 | following entry was written on today’s pago Omaha the first thing considered was a reso- | his mind to approve tho contract. Yesterany | and sec for yourself. of the docket: ““Sherifl Boyd will appear Iution by Mr. O'Rourke that an electric light morning he said that he could not say what Besides toys there are beautiful hats | before this court at its opening tomorrow % R iy < i he would do in the premises. Before taking | and cloaks for mumma or sister, cloth- | morning and show why he should not be e = S e o put on the L street viaduct and two on | gy action ne would carefully read all the | ing of all kinds for papa and brother, | fined for contempr.? Have you sent us your boy’s picture yet? Thirtieth south from L. testimony taken at the bocdie mvestization, | heZides sh e T A This caused an avalanche of criti- | and then he would read carefully both the | oa ™% BHGR EE SIS B PEEEVEE | bureving dewn to Ninth and ‘Teavenworth i b zentleme: reprosenting | Majority and winority veports of the commit- | 7 s B Ft L 2O | streets, le found Wasmuth's boarding 5 TR b R N e (e R G SPANISH NERVINE o, A el Mry | e mavor received a telogram yesterday | lunch cloths and napkins to match was | informed that the juror hid denaried upon 5 “lots of gall” to mako such a request, Mr, | reauesting his presence in Boston fo attend never equaled in Amevica, protracted drunk ana might not show up for ¥ THE Glld’AT §I\’\A}BA!=H 1)3 MEDY, "-",'p vw‘w"\;‘ fl"l Rowley followed In the same vei, and fora | to some business matters. He refased to | But don’t go out of the store befowo | several days. T P e R P S e time it looked as though a Kilkenuy cat fight | £ fecling that it was bis duty to remsin | you have seon the gold-plated banquet D Convlsions, Nervous Prostration cansed by the nse o Tobacco of was imminent between tho gentlemen hiving | 11 Omiha until he lad surcondered the ofifce | fymps down in the basement. In fact | judgo Fe e (eool. Loss of bower in either Sex. nvoluntary Losses caused by ¥ rac Por oly | 10 his successor, (eorge P. Bemis, mayor- T SO zuson 15 hearing testimony 1n FRSE¥ over.indulzence. We guarantee six boxes to cure any case or refund e veet ol ihe racks, emorsunatoly | eloct, who will take charge early next e I","\',“-‘F”L vios “.'l‘," the fourth foor * tho caso of Joseph Cleburne azainst the city. L2 {he monty. §1 4 box. 6 boxes for $5. Address U. S. Agents Spane iz Wallors o b rierid o th commitico month, in_magnificonco. There are JARANESO e plaintiff 1s the owner of a lot on Bighe DAFOREAND AFTER Uske fuhs Medising Co., Detroit, Mich. e of the whoie. A unanimous shout of ay | The best and cheapest Car-Startor Is old, e and China ware, beautiful french Eng- | yoeii suroot, bomwosn. Leavenworth aad For sale in Omaha by MeCormick & Lund, 15th and Farnam sts. S Tasos ARk, TRAOE MARK lish and American carving sets and out- 3 snow-balled him all nlong A few moments later a deputy shovif was the mayor. H. h. Raymoud asked to bo ap- W OUL THE G Wegman pianos on the second floor sug- | jull did not satisty him and ho appealed BLEW OUL THiS GAS. i w the award of the appraisers. polited inspector of “scales and meusures gest n il\‘ wnilsome; Chrisumas prosent. D D larian bholb el anitana Wil ; IS b . a eontl o 2 GO § sy, over, at ever Rlool FtartoMtil Tor s o i Tho ombargo put on travel by the unfin- | PeAth of a Kunsas Guest at th> Goos be courts Lo divoreo him from his wifo 3 Hayden Bros. in ull their previous ef- | Rachacl, The: vo pe r oml ravel by the unfn el o al ir pr Chiacl, These two people were maveied : f ishod coedition of the pavine at the eust end oA : .| foris have not equaled this grand dis- { nearly twonty yours iga and nocording to A B : § " of the Q strcot, vinduct cawe up. The Met- | Tilaminating cas deprived Chapman, Kan., | Jliv und that the people of Om tha ap- | the typewritien peition were happy until Y i ropolitan Street Railway company was also | of o wgood citizen at the Goos hotel 3 ber, 159), when Rachaol i QS \ d rounaly condemned for digging two ditehes pl‘“«'mtwl it was ful nonstrated by {IYVORIOTI LILO) went up wh e oy kvotay by tho Bordon& Selleck Co,, Chicago IIL., | Mason. When tha geado of Eighteenth was e 7. W, Sio®applied for the newly created | St Bordent I ntioloae e e (o o ationRcow plete SIS Uit ERIaA T 00! AW s, 0 [1] DoRttion: of mlvl“mgm"u“ur e artts. With it one man can move a 10aded car. be seen, it canuot be described. The changed he was awardet $300 dumnges. This = - | . Fifteouth snd Jackson streots i SanT {5 ldane v one William Nolan, 2 i 80wy I G. Dun & C st the same place, putting ties and rails | 8 & v. | the crowds at the ag lust even- : A A I o a 7 Soeny R G. Dun & Co. therein and failing to fll up or pave the | A. Konuoy of that place, arrived in*| ing. It was a regular ovation and | (uacths tes thathies bonos Tl court asking N Weekly Roview of Trade, October 31, 1891, gaping interstices, As iv was learned from | Omeha Sunday night and wen to | high compliment to those in charge. | Washington Jl.\l{flp TS ks :,*‘: o & SIS the city engincer that tho paving was post- | tne hotel about 11 o'clock and was as- | Santa Claus will continue 1o wealke his | 1500, b2 cut asunder. She alleges that for bl poned only on account of a delay in receiving | signed to room 4. The landlord showed him | headquarters at Hayden Bros’. until | more than eizhteen months G. Washingte material tho matter was dropped. to the room and instrnctea him how to turn | -nfter sho holidars. ad . invites ovory- hs beeh o habivual drankard and rosidod i f i IN THE ITIs Dr. Eusor offered to perform the duties of | off the cas, although Kenucy smd ne know ull | 1o (s ;m S ADVLE SN oY N O T Ad diticn i ol this i hakhis p 1 clty physicinu one year for $300; referrod, about it Not avising this moruing, the door [ POI¥ to come and sce him. variol lonoLonyiit A o . Tho application of Captain O'Hara of the e Ral DU I0 S0To) s Iaci Ard o yantt | RS wenlie = SR e L X “GREATER THAN BEFORE.” police force for & Sunday off ouce a month | was found lying dewd in bod, with the room What is it maies George Edmunds so cool | St v Lho AYEISRCCCasIona; E A was referred to the chief with power to act. | fuii of gas and the burner wide open. The | 30d placid, and how does he do such deep APres ol v’I e 5 s 3 The roport of tho police judgo for Novem- | cor o O a2 | thinking " Lis because be nover allows Wi A Preve tive for Croup. (SPARKLING AND STILL.) H N THE TS ber showed soventy-eight avrests, o &1 gnd tho body was ve- | self to bo harrassed with colds. He takes We want overy mother to know that croup 4 he monthly paving ostimate of the Cali- y cafoy & Moafeyis. A telegram | by guips Cough Syrup, hedoes. Sola every- | can be prevented. Prue croup never appoars e Dreseribed by all the Leadtns Phs inthe Worl ! for the Cure e U L L G e [ spaun, but o arswer s yet | ilorg for 25 csots, without @ warning. ‘The first symptom is Used and Prescribed by all the Leadtng Physicians in the Worl! for the Carc of RA LE” Tii6 o 84,074 00 was DB TOVOD. o1 s bo held “to- | W Tars Suy they can't sell any other lini- | hoarsencss: thon the child appoars to have 2 . Br. Waltors called tho attention of the AT o went since the introduction of Sutvation Oil. | taken a cold ora cold may have secompanied council to the fact that the electric light | Small in size, great in rosults; DeWitt's | e .| the hoarsenoss from the start. After that & 0 [ A % 8 IN THE ITIS company was nou giving good ser- [ LittlcEarly Kisers. Bost pill for consupa- | The Missousd, hansis & Texas R - [ poculian reueh cough is doveloped, which is Ol \ ) “‘ ( ] “ I} \‘\: \(\Q vice; that time and again vari- | tion, best forsick headache, bost for sour way is the Short Line to 0L oW, )YAP LN SE 0. Pk LI AN AL 0IARUS: ftain ) DL G s BT liteShediaBior MEburnieron i bon el | tatomaohs £ e 0 I b ) Yhen the enild first becomes hourso; a few ) X [ ” cusflinlis Tl aluey Sbuni rerhara) fuiou 5 i Houston or Veluseo and il Tesas ) doios of Chanmboriain's Consh lmedy wit ] CLEARLY PERCEIVED. bilis just the same, and being paid for HIS LIS, points, ,. prevent the attack. kven after a rough cough A arkabie one. Of | Iflquors ara (o0 bo ned, no water fe at once o | B A~y bt e el A Trains leaving Kansas City at 11 a. m. | has appeared tho diseaso may be prevented e ¥ o T Gl st L | aroanie for il e s pesntative of | o i i that the chief of polico noto the sorvice of | Jake Price Put on Trial Bafore Ju lge | @rrive in Houston at 5:50 p. m. the sec- | by using this remedy as directod. It has Tt was ane of (e st T e vy Lithin Watec s the water above al) ey euvestising the company and a ceduction be made for Bstelle. ond evening, makiog seven hours shorter | never been known to fail. 23 cent, 50 cont vatur In practice. A% n drinking water v livey well and, diliks goid R ENARE BOMNE BOREX Lyjadicriiting every hour that light is uot furnished where |y cuce of the state seainst Jake Prico | MU thun uny other line. Trains leay- [ 80d 81 voues forsale by aruggists. tingino sipatlareet inisoll ORIV AL Vst nirkbess BOSOm Unbedraily House in the West, | it ought to be; unanimously curvied, X gainat Jake Prico 5,0 Kansas City at8:30 p. m. arrive at T elib mon ot . Madicnl Sehool 2 g The attention of the coancil was called to | Was called for triul in Judyo Estolle's coury | 1€ Hunsas City wh8:3) p. tn. beelee o Wegman no. New scale. Now | Sl it S0 VS ity ot it B Ald F tho fact that a saloon s being run under | vesterday afternoon. Price s charged with | Aoston 5:40 i \§m o Kanana Ciiy | buning device. Sold “on_ installments, | 1% N | mnintain Its position amons tho best waters en & Faxon, the name of «.mnu-u Sautter at N | murder in the first degree. A b dalyd bl ¥ | Hayden Bros. Professor Mu dien, Clileago Medical Cotluge. class, both i this country “and in_urope. 4 o A uumber u!]lwx'wm uterested were prosent i AL, HEvI9AR00Y Velusco December 14 for the harbor FOR MULTUAL GOOD, Lhave isadTonconis i A and it doveloped that the wholo figit was [ Hanny Tute was found in an outhouse near | gpening on the Through sleeping — o JLi e Dlomsnn. L0 ein i 66 & 68 West Third Street, botween tho Jotter and Omahn Browing as- | W corner of Fifth and Pierco streets, She | oypg 15 Houston Galveston. For | German Societies Will Organizs a 1S blessing ot cluh won AUy ; : ot CINGINNATI, OHIO. ey e mahn firowing 85 | haa ovidently been choked to doath, ns : g ; u ot Chiaaoans Known s e Wy s asan ' ! | OKIO. socintions a3 to which stiould sell beor to | R0 YN Ol i “Wuon hor Hec, | further information call on your ticket Central Boiy. O e Lo tHo Iarrow s ! awsin: the man heung to tieonso. Roproson: | pfcd Gy coon with the womin at an_ oarly | agents oraddress George A. MeNutt, | Tho German citizens of Omaha will meet e i thelr mostrumr M \'“\ AL il ‘Wi hen s, o Tt ar bl e hna Malked < hagpresontit theIr | hour in tho evening, and as ho was unablo to | T2 % A., M., tin street, | on thosecond Friduy in January to perfect \ Tt Ty otogy. ete., WAL A S AN, D, Growd beenino dre, It doveloped b M | Cxpisinbis wheroabouts Just” prior o’ tho | Kinsas City, Mo. e e e b LARIERT g bacaido aarelonedsy w0 of her death ho was arrested and R e o i Suutter ad sold bis licenso 1o tko Omaa | e, OF ot e, Mo N : uergerverein,” or citizens lengue. Tho | sineo noarly olghty ) : heiforo tiat nati hasa o ul try w0 sulue paid f R AR ouER Tdouen liad o 4 2 leaguo will be an exccutive body, and will | known 1o have i f hat I enat b HEILALGA. AnY 80 | profes (ha nAtural A for his liceuso,’ and that two saloons e e LRy il They wanted to got married, but had no consist of delegates from overy Gorman or- [ the blogl the xonsn N CUHARLES GILMAN MU, M. D, Consulting Ou motion of Mr. Walters the chiof of | ™oney to pay the preacher. he girl was J. J. Johnson & Co. Fall a Prey to | ganization in the city. It is iutended to | 477F Ll tho most notent fotvent bt e ba ot | Surdeon, Chicaxo 3 i 8 squal to the occasion. Sho took the char Heavy Creditors insure the co-operation of every | greatbenotit RJCCOLLINS, ML D, police was instructed to visit the various | C4UA v such organization, primarily, for the unitec Cong Surg. U I IL Svhtein ¢ i ba adnitnlate Biloons und closo up. any that did not nave | Atide and stated ‘the case. “Sne’ had no [ The coal irm of J. J. Jolason § 4 ichovzanization, iptimarilyy forithe united L LithinBaltsican.ot.coyrse bandmliisk Lic8ia0! money, but she did have u bottle of Haller's The coul fiem of . & dobuson & Co. Mus | obervance of German day, ' Octover G, ot Georketonn Col | pyititico the it larey bk zoue to the wall and its proparty is in the Sure Cure Cough Syrup. Would he marry | & J * und to also celebrate as American AT - jot TR gronter value than v b ] . il ; s tardes o delicions. The wonder to me is that tha for- | KEelhiee vANE G tudyh S Looking naway Wife, them for that ¢ nands of Sheriff Boyd. Yostorday suits | eitizens of foreign nationality the American | elgn adultorated watees have nny osstul solo in | BeRENSAII UL LD, Mr. R, G, Anderson, u middieaged gentle. | Tho preacher would and two hearts beat as | Werobrought in the district courtand attach- | national holidays, i Bt oty Wit ot have wh’ o hiivo b LHGER AL T (DR T s 29 T ol T ments sworn out for the following amounts: 0 cuded to draw all of the Gar- | wutar whieh, Rosh it bW Hlant a8 Lithia, | Prof, | effects ara romarkiile ) ) oking for his young — United States National b 3 : cvican citizeus tocether and ailti- | 5% N ML D Phliador b WL 1A Y 3 wife, who has run off with a bandsower man, IN IESORT. Milwaukee cement compa Vost- ange for the eroction of & Gorman | Mr. Anderson’s homeis In Lake, near Ch diid ern Portland Coment company, ciub builamg on o scale that cannot bo | | Lwoultnotiake FIVE HUNDIED BOLUAKS fon |1 troauently recommen 1 e g cago, And ha says that thrco yoars. 80 ho:| coasoe 4 P On December | Mr, Jotmson gave a chattel | hoped forif the various vereins, including | the five cues Londonurey went me st Bl LW becomemore g seal (g an, married tho lady m question. The two | Crescent Hotel, | ureka Sprin s, Ark. | ;oiugo for §,000, covering stock on o farm | the singing sosieties and turners, continuo to | JoLsney whvie Lepuid reblaco it A1t Kl ‘ ot Ol ool AL e lived happily together until o blonde Blegant fireproof stone structure. Al | year Cordova, Il The mortgage is in favor | work independently of each other and ar mustached young eentleman appeared on | modern improvements, Situated in the | of a woman living at Rocic Islaud, 1li. Both | range for separate quarters, 3 X ! . ~ oy tho sceno” and turned the giddy | Ozark mountuins of uorthwest Arkansas, | partners were in Chicago Suuday trying - - Send for our new book of Medical IEndorsements. young wife's boad, Three mouths ago tho Mild and bracing —clim: utiful | to arrange to tido over their dificulty, They | Dewitvs Little larly Risors, best pils pair eloped. Tho husband wroto and telo- | seonory SRTHEAY s started back yesterday, engaging aspecial en Lo LI e rees raphed 1n vain teving to locate the two. | it 't minamor ,' Juedicinal water | BEUSnd ear from Savanni, on tho Missis- “Ihe OId Seitlo®s Reunion." Free to any addrees. To finally learned that the two wero seen on vito to manager for descriptive pam- | G50 and are expected home iu the morning. | Don't fu tha b - ¢ ; TS P ) on’t fail to attend the ball given by a wotor car in South Omana and ho immedi- | PhIety h s th 1 settl t Washing i ately camo bere hoping to fing bis wife aud > - . That cough of yours can be stopped surely, | 1o, 01 SEHHED 1 aeliington okl forgive her 1ts Most Successful. quickly, by Piso’s Cure for Consumption, | Dec: 9 1891, fFickots on sulo ut *Buu- 2 3 pEp Acents for I 8 AFrIT Tho Ladies Musical soclety gave its one | Iloasuat, offective, 23¢, All draggists, | mer's” und “Healy & Heafy's.” Paxton & Garraciig, Distributing Agents for Omaha, N e SR Sudden Death, BOiRRUAIRICH 800 pyoilis ona ik Bl glale. Ll drod and sica 20 »” - i3 . Fred Shomann, an employe in the sausage :l‘l‘:l”r“ “'m\‘“’"_ I'l":f“_“ s 'K"TN‘:"’“:"! 2L The eighth annunl meeting of the Will Test the Linw departmunt of the Cudahy ¢ house, prec 9 audiongn L d the Lin ’ SR i it Niha Dr. Botts out yesterday afternoo; partman o ahy iug house, | 0" allery yestorday afterncon, The | Yvemen's Christian association will be vk was yestorday afternoon FOR SALE BY ALL FIRNT-CLASS DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS, was at work as usual Saturday and in bis held in the First Presbyteriun church, | seeking an attoruey. aud gave it out flat tha customary spirits. Saturday uight ho was | U7 Patt : “‘[.'_f‘ iy “1:";; “{"“1”“ 17th and Dodge streets, on Tuesday, | he isgoiug to ficht the State Board of Heaith seized with severe pains and Suaday he dieq | 1P3trumental sclections by Miss Bella Robin | 1yo00mher 8th, p-m. to the bitter eud. ‘The doctor proposes to vom & hemorrhage of the lunes, 800 "\“"“m." with fl,'l““‘“" technique and g re urgentl vited 4 J & st Cn M K SOMO ONe engay i 8 bemorthesa ot sheluen i 0 e 1800 SRR M A e (A e || Youare urgently luvited to attend. get up a test ease by having some oue engago ) 3 By order of the W, C. A, his services and shen ise to pay for thom ; 4 y r Hoafoy's at 250 yestorday Aftornoon. and | <olian harp fiom Chopin, the two gems of ) L 4 e T R Ry S A . s 4 \ all tho follow workmon of the deceased were | Ehe recital, called forth eucoves, N \I][l“l' L‘ L. PERINE, president. I‘\'}\l‘:;‘,‘,m, T bk .\an‘x'ltl-nlv.’.:‘l.‘,}" : S e c\S in attendance, The remains were interred Lioutenant ISinzie was In fine voige and Miss o s GOULIEN, the rulings of the state board and settle the 1816 Str , gl , Ne " Thnrol Hill rendered Gounod's “Lend Us Thine Aid" Corresponding seeretary. iR e Hoetan | i | in Luur i I Y dispute. The dootor suys he has & diploma The eminent speclullst In nervons | el S in the market. Ty it and be con= S PR with adiirahle ffcat g = from o bona fide medicul college, and ho | reelsicrad graduate t medicine, ng with Pounded a Councitman, Miss Clava Clarkson sang “The Cuckoo,' Whero is M denies the right of the State Board of Hoalth | coss. catarrh, s Foatoreh Ampaseney vinced A mombor of the honorable body known as | by Abt, charminely Sunduy about 2 o'clock p. m. Martin Boysen, | to bar hiw from practiciog in Nobraska be. | LF ksnorri gleot, vt treatmont for (e of yital' | the city council has a badly distigured faco | 1t Was universaliy pronounced the most | 415 voar.old lad,disappeared from bis futher's | cause he advertises Diraen Soauroly patks o o ‘}“ e Firyiow o rrod TURNER-FRAZER MERCANTILE [Hi| soclety : 5 successful entertainme e )] e which, it is alleged was acquired in a saloon | 5o PN BRIAFRMRIERL VAh BIYER' Dy 110 4 3 It Suday row. According to reports the worthy had a - Sole Western Agents, St. Joseph, Mo dispute with o satoonkeoper on Twoaty-fifth | DOWILl's Littie Karly Risers for tho liver. 3 and N about the payment of liquor bill - s ahout e Bt ot ! N i Or.8 aile y Qs the saloon man proved the " better pu The followiuy marriago liconses wera ls- and unweraifully pounded the couneilman sued by Judge Shields yesterday D R. d E M G R E W The Leadin ¢ ] Mr Kelsch Laid Up, Nams aud 845 rosn f THE NOTED SPECIALIST in tho treatiment of all for J” DENTIST. § B W, Lowls, West Omaha : Frank L. Kolsch, a young man employed in | Nottio fostir. Vet O k / PRIVATE FA ES bR AR the business ofMice of Cudahy's packing es ) Ernst Kraure, rdlo S A 4 - i 3 ) tablishment, had the misfortune torun a nail | | KOS Soheibe, West Ouiha 17 joeara nxperlonce. Gliot u H i Telepone 1055, th and Farnam Stse Into his foot. e was throatoned with locks | 1 Helen Suttity OMAD® - orre ireor it O sis O tha Rlaod nu REIE 1 Dol " AT e fas il s jasw, but he is now bolieved to b out of dan John Cornelison, Omuhi FAn hiticn, Want of Lie and \ itality, Uad Moinory fit. Tecth w.Lhout \es O renovible gor. ‘Tl foot is badly wflamed and it will | § Laura M. Larson, Omalu ..., 18 Despondont. Diseciruged. Reticfobtained without 1o:s of o from by, Fe0h. wiOUE o8 OF reiuvaule ‘ oes, Tho most powerful Fomedies known to picdorn weienco Rldge wasl Jush: ha LL0E A8 for the treatanent of the above disoises, Tho weak grow sirong public sy v tho despor dent bocome ehperful from renewed Vitality, Anihiti Teoth Extracts| Without Pain. be a number of weeks vofore he will be able e were introduced, and their success as n cure ) and Courake, My tosources aud focilities for doing burinces a 10 walk, In 1850 “Brown's Bronehial Troches" Wiito for teriu All fillings at reasonable rutes, all Magic City Minlatures. for colds, coughs, asthma and brouchitis has . 01 3 unsnrpassed, Allcorrespoudence st privite, [ The mayor bas ordered that berenfter luul veen unparalloled, Used in Mxlbons of Homes—40 Years the H;\ml.\rd. lretihte atd question 1ts " 141h and Farnam Sta., Omaha, Neb. wirrauteds” CUt taik Ut foF & guide