Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 6, 1893, Page 3

. THE_OMATA DATLY BEE: EMIDAY. JANUARY 6, 1803, special deputy, whose business it shall be to | county are given “full feed” 1t will require | o on your cruel way bocatss yon can [cons | COUNGIL BLUFFS. & take any steps that may be necessary to | | about 1,500 bushels of ground corn per day | cludes the writer.] Siie I8 alonewnd poor and — Lring in the missing funds, which now . " wenk and a fo ner. She can lose you no EMPLOY MENT. Mrs, Elizabeth Beidlor Found Hangin Tount 1o gomething lke $10.000. cted toact | 0N Their Wedding Night « Wymore Oonple | aquawn, Neb., don, banfSpectal T o Ll L G Rl oA SQUUL 0 raer T e ok Her Husband's Laundry, cith the city council with reference to the is Asphyxiated, to Tur Ber] k. Holn, a workima RN ER 1 N o o Ve ICoaper, No. 10 Rutest It orld, wi volee of Innocent . : rvey of the Iowa lands on Cut-off island or Soft Water is scarce, HOUSES AND LANDS. HOW SHE PREPARED FOR THE DEED | WIS (0%, M yte were but twer onc | GAS ESCAPED FROM A COAL STOVE | icc today. waing down the chute | poveront whioh wone i ro s s | don’t worry yourself for a moment— | Aelah! G 5o’ Furey" T Foomas "Coenol from C, . H. Campbell an 1 the other from b ddlufic v s LB A laughtor - go right ahead and use hard water with | .\ e D. S MeCannon, On examination it was de aind before he could exteiate it the cake of N ; ARM wnt ety lonns o7 ToAned on_at00k Teagic Death of Mer Dunghter Belleved to | il that Campgell's bid s lower. | Bodies of the Vietims Not Discovered for | ice struck him, knookime him off of the | (Piles of people nave pies, but DeW | | Fandgeain maarasinto for alio Befitng ek | Vet T $h1o )t Witeh Hazel salve will cure them | lness rontals. Moner 10ano | for looal Investors, Have Dethroned Her Reason—Details | and the contract was awarded to him Some Time After Death Occurred ‘I"" (o ‘H" ol A0 LR | Toueee & Towle, 23 Penrl » of the itorrible Afuir -Loeal | . L. Forman reported that he had paid 0w the Accldent is Sappose s wool g { (314 ACKES wppoar Broadway, splendid plove for Niws Vot out to the poor £206.53 since the last meetin A i b the kind this week A NAR L Iolatting: chap for eash. or wiil exchange for ws Notes. I3 10 Anditor was instracted to pay him to Have Occurred. Ty o ’ y —_ : . fnproved rasidonce propsrty i Conact Miude &0 for his needs between now and the next Minneapolis Mills Make n Very Light 1 Greenshields, Nicholson & Co. R Beatricr, Neb., Jan. 5.~ [Special Telegram for the Week, n 1 JAKOKEN AND FRUIT iand, richost and 1“ Mrs, Elizaboth Beidler, wite of W. W. i v r— Wrvone, Neb., Jan. 5 [Special to Tug | to THE Bre |—The Farmers and Merchar MisvEATOLIE, Mit n The Nortl WHITE RUSSIAN (thensititn traet ln Poutavattamie county: 968 Hold Sick headaches promptly cured by . ‘e Hink of B S, r " ity Buterprian Place: five' o (o0 AGFS 0la: G Feea ler, the North Main strect laundryman TPy ot Do & bottle, | BEE]—The discovery of the remains of | State Bank of cgan operations in | western Miller says: A shortage of water slields, Nieholson & Co., 621 Broniway committed suicide by hancing at an early s - Charles W, Dripps and wife last night in | this city yesterday. Theofiicers of t > uk | power and the suspension of work \ TE WANT ton acres of (and within five miles of hour yesterday morning, with a rope taken The snow and cold weather does not | their house led to the veport thata double | arc: W I: \w-wilg S, Pr \\n ‘L’n« r, | for New Year's day, with the d et cont LCATe How rough 1t s dresnt K " N i} g o R acrenge N N e president ugene ¢ k., cashier ress he narke! h sutelds, icnoleon & CO. from her littlo boy's sled, The family oc- | Giminish the demana for acreage in the | murder had been committed. Mrs. Reynolds, | Yice presiden pression in the flour market, has — Claln trrot. O wmiles. o2 t- 3 directors, W. P. Norcross, W. 8. Waxham ¢ Vot wnid | [ONTERPRISE Placo, for fraits or gardens cupy rooms upstairs over the laundry build- | Klein tract, 2§ miles east of the post- | 4 yeizhbor, became uncasy about the house | Milo Baker. Peter dansen and Kugene fhe effect of making the flour output last weck | Eisuburban homes, fine neco 10t twanty mivuts $hg, Duving th coffice; 300 acres yot for sale in from one I » night she occupied a room last evening @ sent her little girl oelock, The bahlk starts out unde he smallest in over two years. The total P ¢ from motor llue. Groenshiolte. Nicholsnn & Lo W0 Her davght ',_'l" 1hL, whil l] % e | 10 ten acre tracte, suitable for fruit and | (o o ',ml ““:,: .'|' Ly ,,'”‘ - 5 | LT TveABIe: o Ltk production ws only 30,000 birrels. The output and you'll never know the difference. | JORUIT AR mproved. a mi1s na u balE ro 4 her daughter as usual, while he o [ 1 s 4 ants. 89 Pearl | ffter & policeman, office came 4 LARL . . | will be considerable lavger the present week. el ¥ § ¢ " the postcMos, 31§ ACras: 5 raon houss, stabis, band, 14 Snyder, who works at the laundry, f]‘r'.ltn R Nt ortly after 6 o'clock and While Senrehing for Work, During the past five or six days there ha The clothes will be just as white, | e Wiilerosanes ror rasiaence i Connoll Blaty anda couple of children oceupied another | © 0" —— forced an entrance to the Anrsavce, Neb, Jan Spocial Tel been considerable improvement in the floy clean and sweet-smelling, because the | Srertiits Meiion & to toom, Sometime during the nig atos Wanted—Ct f ares | house, and in the bedroom found the bodies 4 s | market. Exporters inquire more for bakers : . g, because thi oom. Sometime duving the night she arosc anted—Cash ofter for ten shares mam to Te Bre ] M. Bailey, tele- | ¢ H Th fes. Thelr bids have | “White R " is specially e di 1and left the She waenot | Citizen’s State bank stock. Must be | Iving ina semi-nude condition, the woman aph operator from Crook, Colo., coming to | been matorialle hit o4 S AR et hite Russian™ is specially adaptec =0 CHOICE 1ota In Mayne afdition near aast end missed until between half past 5 and 6 | sold. Address . H. Sheafe. lying next 1o the wall r,u”‘ ward the i | this place in search of work, dropped dead The increased demand from abroad has for use m hard water, ot the new Intersta bridee Wi sell in bunchos o'clock. Mr. Beidler arose about that time 5 Ttone Pt T et | this morning while viding in a wagon within | had a bracing effect on the domestic marke s KIDI QLEEMY. _ SISUTIS MAVATE, WSRO B S A v R pe " A ”” : Burke Receptio hea They were last seen on December 3, | (et et T Wt FC Heart disease is [ and the ¢ for flour from that source has JAS. S. KIRK & CO., Chicago. ]55,A RE farm in Neb., & rowm houes. stable and S went down stalrs to look fter the fires, | Mr.and_ Mrs. Finley Burke entertained | whei they returned from theie wedding at | QiR NI a0 The cause aiky bon much botter:rices B heen | p I. Wheds G mcres in caltivation Trice 8900 per ien he went baelk his little son who had | their friends last evening and Wednesday | Was) n, Kan, and it is thought that O SRR 10 0 1O BARS UE VAL usky Diamond Tar § acre Termns easy. Johnston & Van Patten occupied the room with his mother, told him | ovening at their home on Oakland avenue, | theiv death occuried that night, as the rc Nebraska's Death Roll. L G sky Diamond Tar - i ity - | :LLANEOUS thitshe was gone, He It was the first social event that has been | Mins atebdly decomposed | Henros, Neb., dan. 5.—[Special Telegram | 1f you have piles DeWitt's Witeh Hazel Lol s it Ak the house looking in every room . cilmnnys cleanod. 1. D Rurke, eity bldg amd that fact lentan added charmto the | an inquest, which was concluded shor today after an illnessof six months, of cancor failing to find any trace of her. Atlasthe | i The ho wentout to the rear of the building, and there, to his horror, he found the body of his wife hanging to an outside staivway, a | homes, was fin ely decorated with valms 1EgACHES, 8ig i ity Wil aoliat out (€} taken this weok. Groanshields, Nicholson & Co. SURNISHED ROOMS FOR REN [ 205 PARK AV & L one of the most beautiful | ATter midnight. The jury returned a v of the stomach, She was at her parents Py e hich s noted for its fine | Cict to the effcet that death was caused by | home, Mr. James of ~Gage, in Jefferson 3 5 RTTUAY T aRen up. Mondny AL KxcHADNS HAMHL in Council Bluffs, which is noted fov its fine | gy cciation, This decision was reached | county, at the time of her death > Dip b A mainly from the fact that the upper damper g T % 4 \ ’ LN TR N AN s ikt would welel 105 1 fat; will be sold rope around her neck, dead. Hecalled for | roses and smilax. Mr. and Mrs. Burke were | of their stove, a hard coal burner, e i R DU R LS i 3 i B A ) ¥ . after el tm If not catted for. Miiton Hebee assistance and the body was cut down, but | assisted in receiving by Mrs. Brodbeck, Mrs. | found tightly closed and a small door, wher BEATRIOR, NGb. st Specinl telegram =) not until after the cotoner had been sent for | A. W. Casady_and Mrs. V. Porter. Mrs. | the soot is taken out at the bottem | to Tne Bre]—F. H. Mauns, a Burlington and had examined the remains. They were | Rohrer and Mis. J. N. Casady looked after | and — back of the stove, was | brakeman, was instantiy killed at Adams, taken to Estep's undertaking rooms, where | the affairs in the dining room. Mrs. W. C. | open, and no marks of violence were found | fiftcen miles northeast of this city this after an inquest will be held today Estep poured the coffee and Miss Breta Jefi> | on their persons noon, while coupling cars at that place An exwminntion showed that the neck had | ries superintended the punch bowl up stairs, | Dripps was @ switchman who has be boeh not been broken by the fall, and thut death | while Mrs, O, H. Lucas, Mrs. Lucius Wells | working here for some time and was w CLABNTONE SRRATON had consequently resulted from strangula 1 shiver and W. C. Estep | Tiked among the boys. He secured a divore b M 22 e lation. Al the appearances indicated that | acted prion committee. In | from his former wife Novemoer #0 and was g il s 1ton Addresses i 3 ote to th Mra. Beidler had' acted with the greatest | o boy follae at the head of | married to Mrs. Ella Hublbor as above [ G4 Hamilton Addresses s Curt Note to tl liberation. She had passed down the | the stairs was stationed the orchestra dur of the deceased arrvived i walle which vuns from the back doorof the | ing the early part of the evening, to dis- | here this afternoon Bostox, Mass., Jan. 5.—tIn the name of d story, over the roof of the onestory | course music while the guests were arriving. Y God, 1 arraign you, the head of the British Y o 5 ¢ ~odech= Idition, fo the stairway ting to the | Later the musicians w teansforred to the Quick Work of Officers. government, for the murder of Florence ¥ )k o ground. " She had adjusted the rope around | third floor, where duncing was indulged in neyLer, Neb, Jan ~[Special Telo- | f1nath Maybrick, hiow dying i the con A | “ADelicious Medics her neck while sitting upon the ed, the | by those who saw fit. ‘This department was \m to Tie Bee,]—Yesterday morning word | . 2 5 20 X footion® for thie relict ro0f, faste one end of the rope toone of | under the cave of A, W. Casady, and was et TR e T Rl LT ] (A L S AN L3 iy “l‘ L g U il the Umbers of the stairway and had - then | very popular, especiaily among the youngzer | ) oy B i g | SO writes Miss Abigail Dodge, the author | At 32 Colds, Hoarseness, swung herself off. The drop had not been | people. The costumes of the ladies were | the store of John Blake at Richland had | oo ynown to the literary world for clearing the vo X more than three fect, 1t is thought that she | extraordinarily fine, and the whole scene | been raided by burglars. Today he met Hamilton, to Rt. Hon. William E. G | ali Druggists and Confectioner had been hanging for about two hours when | was a charming one. The guests numbered | young fellow who appeared at Rosenbe TS MR EE S L O e ke B R TR Enawaiie It or i Sl Packed in full two ounce packages, o oy e e "‘;j‘l“YI“i'lf‘xj}:fl' severat hundred e storc and bought $15.00 worth of goods, pay- | world over as the “Graud Old Man,™ on_ac Tt Qurgs Soldy Goagha, Sore Throat, Cenpfada: | Prices Cents, If you are uuable to tavmn in tho vivinity of the hearty tn spite of | Sudden changes of weather cause throat | i€ for the same with a check of Reisch | count of his philanthropic ideas and actions & cortain cure or Consamption in first stage procure the Pomota Cougli Tablets BHIG Ware Troseh st - g diseases. Thore is no more effectual remedy | Bros., Richland for §25. Later he was scen | By way of beginning she apologizes for andasurerelielin advanesdatagon, Usaatonce: | (rom your dealer gend s ¥ cents in i were frozen St - o decensed belonged | for. coughs, colds, ete. than Brown's Bron. | by Burke and arrested on suspicion. There | contributing to the harmony of his birthday ou will see tho excellont eficot after taking the | siamps and receive a box by muail. i 1..,[':‘,,\,[.',','3:'&\“.'“ \y:‘l.‘r'..:f(.((‘,"'”:f ,,;;‘.“l:ff..].-“:.f\! GHIII L OBhEs 1 E01t ) Ohly - {nliokeR): BHEE § found upon his person checks umounting | congratulations a note of discord. — “But. Bt doe eoold by domars everywhers. Latgs | zr e by the mnanufacturers of the WAL G SHRIVER, eral years Mrs. Beidler had been sick, and | 29 cts. s £:6 sigued by Relsch Bros,, George Witte: | shesuys, A humanitys 4-moro sncred thing | —— | cclebrated Pomona Fruit Juice JANMES STOUKDALE. ) Y getiatinly 6 lito, sHA AL hated more and Orvin Poole, He was turned over”| than harmony Tablets Omalia, Decembor 28, 1 DIOALOL_ At U h et A e “Conecert .at the Grand,” together | tothe sherilf, had a hearing before Judge | After arraigning the prime miniser, Miss 2 = T 3 7 T s w0 strangoly as to lead her friends to believe | . A : S ! ge | 4 ] Proposais for Boundary Survey and Mona A i lo beliet® | with a splendid dinner, Sunday even- | Sullivan this ‘afternoon, and sentenced to | Dodge says N /T UUQUETTE & 0[]_, it long as a year ago she exhibited signs of | ivg, January 8. A pleasant social :""‘-‘mrxflvllll-- pen, where he will be taken {Tho home secretary of the lato goverAment B . Counoll Bluffs, 1a lvu-nn\)z.\r(ln‘1'||lcll.\aln|unn,} K A OHOI i 1 SatUre Ty tawet 5 OIMOrrow. who began the torture, the late: prime minis- E : y 1. Genernl Land Ofiice, T o “""‘l“‘ for the public, with only the | yil e is John C. Burke. He came from | ter. who sustained him - Ino it the S L WASHINGTON, 10, Or. Docembor 2. 9. nn. nnm m‘v il .|‘x ; Ii” I‘mu‘ .‘;{n‘ 10 ]mm ; \"W usual price for dinner | New York by way St. Joseph to Oma present home seereta who continues | DRI CVE ERVE AND BRAIN TR constant wateh for foar that she should iy B = \ Sealed proposals wiil be received ut the gen= < 4 tvo1ivo | Had been in the state since November, He | it--these are all “as. guilty as you, bug ( ment a spoeltie forilystarin, Dissiness Kivs, Seu- | PARTIES WANTINO cral land. oM, Wasnington, D, O unbil 3 YWY FIbh iarsalfs s SHOrvns) fi *Koal-Spar” consumes all vitality | jiovich’ in appearance, aged 20, and evi BT AR A G Shal B o ot wakai oty Mnial Do appearance, aged 20, and evi- | yon " g oclock p.m. on Saturday. tho 23th day of L A I R e R e SR LR V6 A OO TEH4 thaFOrore bokn tiae. | gue Mental | I THRTOR A m 1 L 1804, for the oy and king b AR ey coal bill; prevents smoke; destroys | the rear of the store out of curiosity, found | of Almighty God, while 1 charge you w . pbd al UL ,‘ INAV) LY, | voundary line botween the stato of Nebraska e 'S | deadly conl gas; prevents soot and cin- | the doovs unbolted, and on the impuise of the rof dn nocent womin wlio is e Spormn- ! | and the stato of South Dukota whicl lies wess BB nddeniy atonped o e the papor down | der- Jenssen & Gregy, 874 Pearl strect. Lent went in. oking prison. We hive been aski sttlon’ of the brain Anheuser, Budweisor. Faust and Pale | 0f the Missouri river, as authorized by the act and said, “Well, 1 shan't read it very 7 | In tho DamE ot mardys: Tusky 16 3 5 all; WO gint BUCWO Ry > | of congress, nuprove'| Au rust making T T TR | SAnE ot NOnnRG: stice, and Tor justice o | e boxes witn | 11 UTHER BOTULED OR IN | gppropriation for surveying th lic lands much longer,” Her fricads believe that | she had her daughter's teagic death in ok R OF I AR AT | . ot euve orders at No. 218 | Pamphiet Statute T . 370)3 Members of the Grand Army of the Re- | Jonxstowy, Neb., Jan. 5.—[Speclal to Tue | ® ‘."_:h‘,’,’\'l‘w l‘h';\‘\‘i;'\‘_“‘{',m;":l an e [\‘l,“" iteet l;-l“”‘:“.‘l‘; ‘l“‘(:,q:l l‘:‘...‘ (l"‘ N e s mind ot the time, It was only a little over | Public and the Woman's R | Bee.]—The Bank of Johnstown is one of the | theye is no evidence of the imprisoned t Telophone 85 y lowa, Yo placel nt haltzmile Intervals on saldibotiaz [ It wi Iy a littl e A el e ST AR Tt o; ¢ iy | Telephone §23. dary. The bids for the survey and for the A yearago that hier daushter, Nettie, shot their invi [ ! ) 0 E nstitutions of northern Nebraska, | woman's guilt and shames the great gover Goods delivered promptl monuments must be separate, with the privis Captain Hattic Smith of the Salvation aymy | the joint installation rlr"-:;uii).u eveniig. | has no connection with the State Bank of | men Ilm' inding the {‘-]m- hands of a wom: RACES !u:v!nll)-ln;!«h‘l n\.;; it e i not .lnmrdca in Owaha and then committed suicide, Th | HIESBACH, Johmson, referred to in Tk BEE's news col- | it @ living tomb and démanding more evi | Sp e the contract for both he will Le bound to con tonible allaic weaghod heavily on the wind L. B. Covarxs, s e ot day i i Lincon dispatony ve. | dence of her fmocence, The writer then T S s SOLE AGENCY for D e AT o' mother, and_ no doubt had anything & SON, parding a case in the supreme court, The | continues: St 5 o i ving A]” 2ach bid must he accompunled by a certified but koo effect on hor mental condition. & Committee. | LGt ahnstown 1 another nstitution alc || The British government not only murders Trusses Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n, fich bid mus myunled by w certitied [ew months ago the laundry burned out, and ren o ot 3 chock for £00. Tho right to roject any or all Cough Syrup hus always been | together. It has a paid up capital 000 | her, but standers her. The Lute pr minister f BIag 146 Bo one trouble after another came upon the O ESULULRILERY 3 3 Q! o erved. Proposals must be ineclosed n | tog Ly SR L oL | and the Tate home secrerary joined hands to o o3 of St, Louis. Mo. in envelopes soaled and marked “Proposals family. This crowning misfortune has mado | KePL up to the standard, Itis the'same it | and undivided profits of #2400, and is seund. | yring her before” Amerien s an aduliress Crutches, ey forstirvey of houndury hotweon Nebrasks e B o0 ot s | was forty yoars ago, tho best sold. i aud 1o counection with the bank She was never convicted of adultery . Batteries o aeh Dako A wAd DG os s foribaNm The deceased was 45 years of age. The T aanariy .;"l."" o ‘l"_'(' instance “‘IH'W ilm‘-\'n‘ll e for adultery, .:1...1.:\»(11 Wit udults W B ’LL[ dury monuments:t and uddroased to the o= bR EWAS LAY YOI OTA a0, G vighter than gas, cheaper than eloe- | it discounted its paper or hypothecated it in | ery, But she §5° an” Cnslaved woman ater B inhniden—Attorneys-at-law. Pry tssionor of the General Land OMce, Wash- z‘!‘lzll. ‘!“l:r';:‘llx\l?:i‘\ls\\\\lillll‘lly“!‘;u‘lll;-'.‘,'..,"{'y“:.\.;':",‘h},i tric light and as beautiful as a aream— | 4ny other bank. The people of this city re- | ‘“l;l“_':g;'_ fi'.‘l"ixlf'.'."ff'rl,-}'\r{.q. 'f" r;l seals ‘}}01 oL’ es, Sm%&Bfllllhl‘l[lge tieo in~ tne state and xmn.l} 0. g A K ains ak ay {Hoseie s att | K rala bt nalE noas | gret that the names of the two banks should | Rt tq otermil stienge bt shnde Syringes, federal courts. © Rooms 200-7-88, Shugart (Slmed] A NE, e | have been confounded. b o 2 block, Council Blufts, T Jad2te Commissioner, 2 o followinz in the su - e e s FaE NG e Carl Burhorn. successor to E. Bur- e o rsare tify of evidonce 3 | Atomlzers, " ROTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM: Tt is no longur a mystery to theladies | horn, has the only new jewelry stock in y ey f Nabl Fian L S podtal Ly I Medical Supplies e AGES FOR GRADING. of Council Bluffs and vicinity where to | City. Many holiday noveliies. ; i “ W | To the owners of all lots and parts of lots on To the owners of all Jots or paris of lots on and Rogers' subdivision, bo= tween Vinton street and the nortli 1ine of lod &, Rogers' sub. and 1710 and 18(h sirocts You ure herohy fied that the und stened, three disinte 1 trecholdors of the Clty of Omalia, have heen duly uppointed by Ui mayor, With the approvil of the ¢ity coun cilof iy, 10 assess the damage” to th OWners tespectively of the property affectec Wy e grading of siid alley. declared neces= sy by ordinance 3,890, pasied December 20, 1RUD, Approved Deceinber 24, 1 You are further notificd. that having o copted sald appolntmient. ard duly quafitied as required by Bow, we witl on the twelfth doy. of January, A. DSOS wt the hour of two welock T e wEternoon, ot the office of George Paul, 1605 Farnan strect, within the eo Himits of suld city, meot for the pu dering and 1 The (180 8= 10 the 0w sald property, affect into considerition sp s uotificd to Aforosald nnd ments concert 5, 48 YOU tay ¢ v proper. et 135n1p o x T ‘watyy sdoay 1s Boston Store will convince you that | of his cousin, James Andc After reproaching the British government zophysl: || oI EaroRlicroby/inotiAod Heh b ith ORUEAE their stock is composed of all the lead- Samuel Etnyre leaves next Wednesday for < o r} ¢ iy slaned, re: 1 freeholder f th ing near Delta. The money was to be | and the Home oftice in particular for their cian ot nedthe tod troohollorsioEih Omah a B duly u ¥ : R g ] ed for their education. One of the chil- 3 114 S.45003 \vor | tho may bproval of U ing shades in Musquitaive and shoulder | Tliiuois to atiend the golden wedding of his | Jicd for their education, Oue of the chil: : — | lian ovor . Resans ihe length, in the most desirable tints suit- | parents, city. but the other was sent to Sydney, Neb. E e ’ p 2 3 OWNCTS respe! 1v of the property affectod s ] sira s t ¥ c o s se Syduey, Neb., o ) o Mo nt s owner u the property” af able for evening wear. The marriage of Miss Margaret Green to | by the fathor soon iter. the bequest, The 3 RADFIELD’S X premt & PV irading of sald street, dechired necossary Some one may say, I canonly be suited | Mr. 1T 15 McGee is announced to take place | sister who is attending school visited Syd- Fraterui | by ordinunice No 4, pilssed Doc. w0, 1603, ap= £ i 1 — . i ients | proved Dec. 2, 18 in the Foster or Alexandrin, and othors | next Thursday cvening. ney and found her sister, but could not get ; 3 FEMALE . -y paticnts | PVouure further notified. that having acs may say I profec tho Trefousse, ull of | Charles Strovk of Chicago, formerly of | her to return. She told her story in county | ! REGULATOR X : N #liogl copted said wppofntnent, wnd duiy: qualife 3 is ci FOnEX G a | court tod d tomorrow Constable Hail beencured § (CH Tred by 1aw. we will, on the 17th day of which i to be had at our glove depart- | his city, I o next Sunday on a | court today, and tomorrow Consta ai Dy i s | Tt UatHe S R thaee] 5 { e e ! January. A. D. 1805 at thé hour of 10 o'olook ment, as well ns_every quality in_staplo | DUSiness wip to Austrlia. willgo aftor the child and' placohor In the % bas proven an infallible P : %) 2 One of | Jaba Yorinonn, at the office of Shriver & ) Murion ¥ ernoon at | convent with her sis 4 specific for all derange- \ 4 4 the most suce ans fn Omaha to- | O'Donohioe, 13} Farnam street. with rlace i black and colorea. 1 2 n A fternoon at th 1 g fic f [ ! n0b0o, 1 A \ Mo the glaco goods in blaclcand colored. Al ‘cloc 3 s hospital of drapsy T T 3 ments pecnliar to the $ 4 day 18 Dr. O, Gee Wo, who for the past t¥0 | corporate Hmits of sald city. meet for the pur- loves warranted und fitted to the havd. SRS hosnitthordroney Discussed Commercinl AMairs, : female sex,sich s chron] / ; Yeurs has boon dotng more 0o foF SUTOTING | Socs.of onsideriag and. anAKing. the. assesss FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & CO | undertaking roomfs until her friends are Nenraska Crry, Neb., Jan. 5.—[Special to ‘};"":‘D 1;\:3“‘3;':::‘?"‘2:;'; :-l‘:wl»x::rn!y than wll other” speclalists in the ment of r:u»uuw 1 gwnory rl;~|)‘<;;x|v"t:lll{"l:! " 3 i7 Tue LK. o " ot n eases, akel country. sala prope v, by suld graa 3 BostoniStore, heardifrom W) LRGN, (0 It B R regulates and promotes 2 : 4 Tho doctor can successfully tieat you by | fhto bonsideration apceins benoie it gy, o Council Bluffs, Mrs. Susan Smith, one of the aged inmates | Board of Trade, held last evening, the fol- | [ althy getion of all func- natl and cure you. ns he has dono thansands | Yol tified 1o he | it the time it O e onne s e e e et o T s O tions of the penerative k fothers, w.th his wonderful Clincse reme s B A e SR OB Onans yosterday afternoon, aged 7 § P. Rolfe: secrctary, H. M. Boydsion; lirst i Sratne v sungsladjes E dies” Dot delay unttl your dlsease s b | t'astatcmonis concorning ald wscimons . 15 Errt s b | E R s UREE I <H it i 8 agn o 2 yond all help, bat write to him if you canno A T AR D Ly B e Jamy Hayes commenced a sult yesterday | funeral will occur Saiurday aften viee ‘president, Divid Brown; second vice Y oaoce ofipubarn.and i B all upon. Nim v onee, Piive you. | Of damuses as you muy considor pIONGE: against the First National bank to recoy lock, interment at Walnut Hills president, C. M. Hubner: trustees, F. Bey- hoaiing, Boothing tonto. g s candid opinion T GRO. . PAUL. #4201 which he claims to have on deposit ¢ H, W. Sawyer roturned : schlag, 1) W. Rodenbrock, M. Baucr, J. W, commendatlons from prom tions free and 1t w1 1 st you nothing to con- JAS STOORDALE, \ "IN s Y | Steinbinrt. A resolution was introduced c nd those who have tried it. i) B | sultwith hin, Question Vlanks sent apon ymaha, Jan, 4, 1803 Uadioe he 1 which | \ T | ville, Mo, where he I i th i 1 i / ) twith I Quest lank tpon up Omaha, J 1 150 A hold AlipMen s el Ao Fhaiies) T to Dass an et veduce | NEte 1o boolc iy Women Tyilcd frec, Eold A P 2 plication. Addrbss, : e ; e of. According to the petition, which was ILA - INBALIRE SO Py ey o e by all druggists, Bra D REGULATOK CO.y o n *roposaly for Lighting the Suburbs of th e e | 1 T T e hatton, s et on. will b Siyen | _PrOPRCtor, Atlauta, Ga. ks 4 DR, CUSEEWO Si- ot £.205 more than five years ago, with the ess of that city in words of the warmest | 10 Otoe county’s representatives upon their | asconling. (o lutormntion fromitliatoliueR understanding that it was to be left for one | commendation, "He also visited return to the eity Suturday e al ’_\fll ! 3 s B 8 Y s Hghting, (e Instiuctlons 10 vertise for bids year. At the end of that time the deposit | Trenton and St. Joseph NebrisRanYeala s I olla) BB e 2 S S o Tizliting the suburbs of the city were no was renewed several times. - His certifieate | you don's want a torpid Dosnan, Neb, dan. 5. [Special to Tue | vilbe 2 YER, STROUSE & @ HF RS 412 BWiAY D B was stolen and he was given a new one by (NI 10y SR AN /ad e e D T, T s A i L A ant a bad complexion, yo! 2 lintor adla oMoiated at the Sealed bids will be received at the office of the cashier. ~The old cortificate was never | (it h by conblexion, you do J==iev, Clinton- Hiddls pMelited g th !&,Olfintv Faflr To J. Il Bentello, Mike Votara, Cathurine i city comptroller up (0 6y T Jan endorsed by him, he claims, but some one | it PRt SO COE Wany 4 headaci wriage of Miss Alice Westbrook of Dunbar o Lochlin, M. Severen' Sorcnsen. AL P, Cliristo ry 10, 1808, for twelve (1 nild powe elso condorsed it ot the money. He | L Attle Jarly Risers, the {6 My, Sam 1. Thompson of Champion, Neb., ords an excellent opportunity for the sherson, Clura: Ford, G 8. Tllsworth, John ¢ . oling Tainps, or clectrie Tghts, for Hghting Thlad ito wob. the Inonoy. &' yeur' neo last | Jamouslittlo pills |55 S . il s tunity ie Mohr, George B, Tzieuch, Jame Nelson VbAoAl en or 1 fooa | the suburbs of “the clty, fora perlod of two bied Lol ihe / ; w ; i e Wednesday owd of invited guests to pick-pocket to get your- ch. If vou Peter Dohl, Walter L. selby, dames G Allent | o o B R o o mat e (fie fo0d 1 yeurs. Bids may state price per liump, moon= August, but the bank ofticials refused to | Coal and wond: best and cheapest | the number of fifty assembled at the hour M oGt SR g You are Beveby notified” ihat the unders [ Rl iicss i will offoct & porinanent and | 1ht schedulo of twenty nights. per month, o honor the certifieate. —He now sues for the | Migsouri hard-wood in the city; prompt | #bpointed to witncss the ceremony. The | Would be proof against his skill, be sure | 00, fiiee disinterosted froeholders ‘of the | socay enre. whtthor tha pationt’ls & modorats | fon Sun down o suny uniber whole amount, which, with interest, D R FTWAN 118 e 1 | b one of the city's most popular younz that the city of Omaha, have heen duly appointed by | drinker or an alcohiolle wreck. 1thas been glvenin | of lamps guaranteed, but the statement 18 up to 4,201 A Y bt e feh Mid. ladics, was robed in puvest white. he S 3 R A : thé mayor. with the approval of the ity couni- | thousands ofeases and In every instanes a'porfect | niade that in the Tt bil from e st cons Vietor Lawson commenced an action —— - B T R LRI S o ; 2 i Gl of ‘Al ety 10 HNes e daviage o e | cure lias followed " Tt never ‘fails. " tho &ystom | fractor the eity wits eharged with 1014 i 0T NuR y Do you smoke? Have you tried T | 3 owners respectively of the property declared | onco improgr " ounss an | lagips. A certified cheek in the sun of $200 against Nugentand J. C. Dehaven to Ly e e you tried | spent o most delightful evening. The happy p o ¥ LIRS Lyl ) -3 & Utter i 110+ appatite L oxlst 4 ey T OV L1ie Drice ofn Lo AT 0 Ring & Partagus? It " s by ordinanee n vy to be approprinted for 4 1he required Trom each Didder as wguar the ) a large nuimber of copies | . g & Co's Partagas s uple_received a number of hindsome and . the nse 0f said elty, for the purpose of opening | G011 Props, Cinelanatl, O | fue of good fuith, The right Is reserved o Te- xlvlr‘llnl': }‘.'nn‘“ l‘d;li\ l\l'lfl‘-l"! Wl llv\: paper charmer. Just light one. iful presents, Champion will be their | B B § 3 % 1 extending Sixteenth strect from Vinton | 48 hake Look o€ purtiowlurs froo.” o bod of - jeeruny or all bids. e T e plain woprictor, Nugent. was A s 4 N < | o th Kuhn & Co Lth wad Dyuzlay St \olenle, THEQ. OLS formerly civculator and agent for the News ST AT hom 3 AL L0 the south eIty it o having ac. | Blake, Bruo & to.," and " itlchardson ' DragCo, at this point, but when he gave up the job | N v, plumbing Cor. 2 _ Norfolk Asylum Changes. 3 i ho 10 pay what wasduo, Hohud | O Yo Blumbmeoon =~ - Nowrork, Neb., Jan. b.—[Special Telegram 4 ired b 1 on the do AR Foatedyron — e previously induced J. C. Dehaven of this ‘ounc s Lumoer Co. Con! to Tng Bee.]—Dr. H. 8. Sunimers, sunerin- iy ) wtithe hourof 11 o'cloc! o ¥ 3 o o et o i : SRS Y POLS . 5 o . Ba ot T aa ? = aft oftice of T. 13, M enled proposuls will be recelved by the un- 1te Board of | office of the see- mi;..‘\_ 4l|fl|lA'4I:)_\l In‘H "',"'13'." |;||u||(||'v||| A A\vh“-l m:l\\. ”lli:q« .\:’l}\ 'll oL .l:“ er yester- | yondent of the Norfolk insane asylum, today Jas. Boss 42, New York Life building, within rstgned nntil 120 o'clock p. m.. Janun ) be Thursduy, The case of Mrs. J. W. Johuson against | with Mrs. Harris, First street, this afternoon | this place as steward of the assylum, vice ' which are made of two plates of gold | mentofd {0 the owners respeciively Jucks cel fromi6th streot Lo iiTth street | port of Bourd of Horticulture for the TN A R AR AR A e H. Lgbert, resigned. He also received the 3 Sld propertys by reason of sueh takin 4 year TROB, of 300 pages cuch, the be Cones last March, has been appealed to the e i 4 X 1 wrday | commission for “Mrs, H Summers soldered to a plate of composition metal. apnropriition thercof, taking into conside alloy in bloek 1, Kountze's 4th aadition, | printed in |.,..,-'..1.‘..m_\... The siz n'lmru. district court. The defendant is a prott 0 liconso was issuod vestordny atron, vice Mrs. Kate Wirts, resigned. Look equally as well as solid gold cases, tion speelal henetits, if uny i the city of Om i, in wecorinnce with i quulity of piper, style and quality i u i pretty R mer of Warnerville, Neb,, and | i ¥ g Iy -3 , A oproperty belonzing 10 vou, proposed to | plans and specifications on file in the office of styleof letiering on cover and in il who wasat oue e engaged to young AT T B sl erupbointment Waoisly tomioniry and cost about half as much, ppropriztid us wforesatd, and which hus | e board of publio works, it s the worls o b i s s (1o man named Johnson, who, during the period S ke i i d hvery 18 harmonious and in - good con- s N W by iho connall. b 3ids will be made on printed blanks fur- orticultu Dort of 18! Sauple of worl ORI Y OLTBON, WO, CUERE VRO ROR A case of searlet fever was reported | dition ut the asylum. Dr. Summers has Guaranteed to wear 20 years, | heon declired nocossuyg by he council by 1 (G888 Bord, and Lo o aceompunied | miy b Lo office of (he secrotary of of the engagement, presented his sweetheart " ordinanee, toapproprinte 1o the nse of the eit ¥ I ! with & wateh, chain and diamond ring, the | YeSterday at 205 Lincoln —avenue, Mary | given excellent satisfaction during his term Always look for this trade marls. Tuglest 1 i Ntidated iy ot Omn i AR | WIth a cartitled check in the sum of 0, pays | stiie. value of which amounted to about #0, A | BElesby, aged 3 years, being the victim | of omice, and has made many warm friends None genuine withaut it, @ of Dou and state of Nebr ablo to the eity of Omuha us un evidence of | - Work fo e completed within sixty days cevam to T Be, ohn Roddy, who £ Geo )y d vh i POLTO i i B 5 3 C rif vet, fro Pierco stres! \ - get, and what isthe correct thing ia Personal Paragraphs. died about six o, left §500 to two T A AL LA A T A ' m_n 4 o LR e T sreoritoitod gloves for evening,as a visit to tho M. Thomas of Castana, Iu., is the guest | granddaughters, children of Owen Doherty, 1 b o ) 519% N, 1610 St Omaha cepted said appointment, v quai Dphn. % STNIAH AMORI IO 4 ... The last of & seviesof meetings will be | In Norfolk, \ i good faith rom the awarding of the contract, :,l,‘,'j"l‘h:,‘”"'h,k",: AL g o} salipnunant e st of 4 ouieactanaaiings arill be |1 Norfeli o Sold only through watch dealers. of lot 46, 8 g bonra vosorves o Haht to rojectany | Kight reserved 1o rejuei'any and wl bids by shnson vemenby o had |1 : 1 s« S ——. o1,y : ! | oruil bids and 10 waive dofects e Ktate Printing Boird not presented the girl the jewelry, but had | iBg by the Young People’s Socioty of Chris vl SRRt EoNBE Aslc any jeweler, for pamphlet or send W BIRKHA USER, Dated December 25th, i, merely 1.u.|m-.l it to her. Moreover, he was a ““\'; "l "I‘"l"”" Aty T ”'I “\-I" e ‘ll 11 ; .'; to the manufacturers, v O} o ”i mv\nu‘nn;um u-;.“ I‘n’Hl'nhII'J' \\Anlrxtn B \lxl'; Al.'l. ii\lln minor, and his mother decided to bring suit M. P lis' drug store, which was talken B LEE. 0 - CABYVARS Q) e ballots 1n ~ o o W 24 of lot 15, Oak Hill No. 2 maba, Neb, Junuary 6, 1505, 6710~ 80 ¢ ctary of B 3 for him, After n trinl, in which & groat | possession ofa few days ngo by John Peter | the Clark-Epperson contest case was cor KeystoneWatch Case Co., 1 foct of lot 16, Ouk HilEN i many spicy things were brought out with | undera chattel mori hus been closed | ploted yesterday without making any wma- PHILADELPHIA. Sliow Da7=b, Maizgrn Mdivision, o Jok uionbo” {0 tho engugemont, tho.courk.do- | U by bho cliy marshul upon Poter's applica- | vortal chango in the rou 1 Mr, Eppevson — * o | et oflotab T Mozt plaf, Okithionn ded the case in favor of the giv > Dy | tle will get peaceable posscssion of the ofice 10 foet lof, 13, Motior's subdi¥ision of 1ot 4% been wearing the finery over since. Now [ Mizah temple, Pythian Sisters, had an | The tiaim of County Attomey Clark for DR. R. W. BAILEY |} Eogora pli Ok w 30 feci. of sulilol the boy’s mother appeals the case, and the | installation of ofticers Wednesda inah |l 2208 SR e MR SRTIOY, S 208 - Tooth Fillod Wigne | 4 1 lot 2w 16 fect 1000 Muttors s v dificulty will be again nived after which refrcshients wore feryed 1888 was vejected by the Bowd of Super by the " | A Ot oL, el Ok T A suit was commenced by the county at- | number of gentlemen friends of the mewmbers | visors yesterday. 1t is understood ho. will nvons 39 108 14, Mottor's subais nion; o 243 foet of 10; tomey \;‘fi;.:::;rli.h.:”\fl..u‘\.\, por du Gamer | wero prescat appeal to the district court Hos 25, Eisclos subdivision A SYRALLP Bammed CRar os MELAM, i Saul, the d-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs o You ure notified (o be present'at the time order to enjoin him from the sale of intoxi Allan Smith, died of scarlet fover yeste Population of Beatrie Teeth Extracted Without Pain or and place aforesuld, and make any objee cating liguors at. his louse, The ~\‘m Qs Q. The funeral will tuke place this | BeaTmice, Neb., Jun. 5.—[Special Tele- Danger. 1o oAttt CoeCin i i ron commenced upon @ complaint made by o | aeing ot 0 ook T e o | [ Y TR PP Pty 5o g N n - propriation, or assossment of din BN Rl LUt totvaak Bt ho Ca Rt Bt i ) the fumily (o ] | abeock 8 o ol M ap fop & YOu way consider proper o e ot e tht | B BB g o T Bt udge Boteork Wis | Bl of el 0p Rabbe for §39) g ing jags at the saloon to the neglect of Mrs, Joseph Lyman will entertain o num- | damus in the case of A, L. Green against | perfect ft guaranteed: Teoth extractad fn the N Bt o oceupition v of friends next Wednesday afternoon | Oregon H. Phillips, mayor of Beatrice, | morning New ones iascied 1 tho evoning of & R e KhALE Suits were also commenced by the Slating nd o'clock until 7ata tea party at her | ordeting the dofendunt to certify within | 3y S - - o company A ey B Gl o | home on Willow avenue in hono five duys to the governar of the stite that | Fee specimens of Remhvable britz, PROPOSALS FOR SLOPING BANK filler against C. H, Dyer, W nd, Miss Roberts of New York Beatrice had a population of over 10,000, Fee spocimens of Flexiblo Elastis OF AR IH R AZRHIAL S LB, W | VALl membars. of the Beople's B L T Al work wurrantod us represontod oy L. tachmeat on the stock and fixtures of W, J. | and all fnterested in the principle Aca. 9 Nisoes. = Office Third Fioor Paxton Bloc', Hoylod pronosale will Li tecolyedly tho e White's suloon to collect back sent to the | form of the people's party are reque to| Buue Hii, Neb, Jun [Special Tele Telophone 103, lith and Fara s St R Ve ik and sloping down Lankd amount of £05, at the rate of §5 per month, | meet at the Woodmen's hall, corner Broad- | gram to Tug Br A. C. Weeks commenced | eke elevator or stalrway (rom 16t 5L eateanas, afearth as ave been declared i n s o Docatiiaticn Sasd oy DOWits - Early | AV Bud Maly strecr, ihis ovenlug running the engine in the Blue Hill mill yes- | ——— Ordinances Nos. 4332 and 3878, and described A oured d Early Attention Relief Corps—Before installa- | terd, 4 o'clock. WS Riscrs. it y o'clock . N f ! pduy he was caught in gl iints of sub lots 12, 18 and 14 of ot ¢ A . tion Satuniay evening thero will be a special | the helt and iy Whoo! and tom to- pioces EB ASK A | chioutnsetsunlon 2 13 abd Lotloto B e (B e e e # Lo trausact business of importance. | He was unmarried, about 25 years old, has subidivision of ot apitol addition, ind . c“mfmt‘ £hwet, ahucbors, ""l“: 1 members haviug the white satin badges | an uncle in Swanton, Neb., and two brothers Danh of earth on south half of 1ot 10, Kountze's ) ete,, our gas heators are Just | gre requested to wear them, together with | in California Matiopal Bank, aud addition, so as prevent the wisting, what you want. Look at them. Clean, | the regulation badge. By order of presi * falling or washin varth therefiom upon Y Fell Through a Skyligh ient cheap. C. B. Gas and Elecs | dent . DEPOSITORY, O) the adfacent Sdeialks tric Light Co. vd Golden Rod eamp No. 7, Royal Neighbors EBRASKA City, Neb, Jan, necla) to | &+ ® PEPOBITORY, OMAUA: 3 Sucl slopig and erading to be done | - " X3e » with the fustructions of the city MBlail isooatanAwRn s on of America, will hold its regular meeting | THE BEE—J. W. Gilbert, a well known mer. — - AARBRLAR R P TR v ALy 5 he 'ro x this evening in Kuights of Pythias hall on | chant of this city, fell through the skyligh < . Bids will be mude on printed blauks furs T“/i Cit St w .( Sah on dustallments. - Mur.Bouriclus, | Mubu sureet at § Gclock. 1t i carnestly | af his builiing vestenday 1o tho hail below i | COPIEAL oo e SH00,000 |y Tyl Wi, Sy 0 e it n eam e OrkKSs« $ oe desived that all of the members be present, | distance of about fifteen feet. He was badly | cheek in e sum of $00, puya o S—— us_business of importance will be brought | bruised and internal injuries are fearod. - | Surplus....... oo 565,000 y o Omadia s evidenee of C. A. SCHOEDSACK, Proprietor. good fudth, > At the mecting of the Bond of Super. | efore thecamp. — Ky ey e WO cors and bivesmors T o W vatos.proons. | THE DOARD reserves the wight 0 rejeet any Dycing, Clogning and Refinishing visors yesterday a resolution was adopted in The best 18 none o good. Cudahy’s Rex Gissoy, Neb., Jan. b.—[Special to Tu '.‘1""‘.;3::7:::«" vioe preslde o Basiea. ¥ ¥ W, BIRKHAUSER OF GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, brand extract of beef and fluid beef are the | BEg.1—The great demand for more feed for by e | A Bourd of Bublic Wovks. | omaha office, 1521 Farnam St, Telephone 1521, Council Blulfs office and works collecting sthe tuxes on personul property | best preparations om the warket, ¢ the various rauches of this place has caused THE IRON BANK. " wiuury 6,7, 18, 14, cor. Ave, Aand 20th Su,'lelephone 810, Send for circulurs and price list, . or ull bids, & Vo defoets structing the weasurer to push the work of cashi