Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 23, 1893, Page 8

A O M 47 THE_OMAHA _DAILY BEE AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA |dimeatie b mssenesseid [ NOT OF MUCH ADVANTAGE of the office during the year 1862 were le Via the¥i¥abnsh Route, | | than during either 1800 or 1801 The short linete St. Louis and quick- oS | Prior to 152 the judge's saiary was taken est route south, Btrange Freak That Mrs. Dismond's Dementia | from the receipts = of = the — ofice, | Rival Roads Say the Late Move of the Union | ““(yuiy 47 houre tes Hot Springs Led Her Into, | Daying ""ctosk nirs " adi P iier Th Pacifio Will Not Help That Line. | Only 37 hours w New Orleans. | penses, went into the county treasury - | Only 384 hoursite Atlanta. | Where it was accredited to the general fund | Only? urs to Jacksonville. | but at the last session of the legislature the | THEY ARE IN NO WISE DISTURBED BY IT | With correspanding fast time to al v was amended and the judge was given points eust andi south. Round trip lary of £2,000 per year, to be paid from the » 3 | tickets to Hot :rrinuu. New Orleans, P | ganeral fund of the'county. In the n Hatasas ot ¢ 3 Pacife ‘to Keeept | Lake Char i P Through Fences, Over Sn it was provided that after paying th s oo sl i P ke e veston, San Antonio, i " ity of Me Iles Angeles, San Fran- ! . AR . . . o o Wi | hire of the office and the dental exp Through We Ickets O at City of . bos Angeles, San Fran v A " Ll g R T SR e Uiy garath Polua: Elsiimed to 1 "o, Mobile, Jmaksonvilio, Tampa, 1. T 0 g I'wo autobiographical articles b MG o Ll | During Judge Eller's term and during the Hoomerlng. vana and all the: winter resorts of th Kiadly Cared Yor. first quarter the receipts of the office we |-.|» ;wmh and \\l.»q. Reclining chair car f . ] l f 1T | 81 second quarter, £1,454.15; thirc — ree to St Louis, Toledo and Detroit. 3 o o~ > me . in | SAaG Shieh00, saud fouith " duarter, | cnieaqo, M1l Jan. 22.—Of course there are | Pullman_ buffet ‘slcoping cars on ali / iy ormmb the nucleus ot one The most sensational case of dementia B2 a total o 18,11 during the y two sides to a story. Itis usually so. Thoe | trains. Baggag N ed from hotels r n r © same ¥ e expensces the : ' + ever known in South Omaha is that of Mrs. AI,n:".“M;”‘":W"F\"‘l,,,,_”,..\,.\x',.:. Jor'ih, | Chicago & Alton and the Chicago & North. | and private residences to destination, was missing from home from 2 o'clock Satur Partiescc ted with the office maintain | cific, ave of the opinion that the latter has d further information call at Wabash &7 AN i day until 11 Sunday morning. that the business has increased during the SHE WANDERED OFF TO BELLEVUE decidedly the best of the Burlington, Rock t offic [ Farnam street, or /% i B . famond has known for some time | year, but the records show that during the | decidedly the best of the 1Yy wocie ite, N. CLAYTON | ) ” / { A . 8 \” BRI 11 i e O e | Vane 1Mo JH0. onta s B e\t | 1afiW R A GHtafn Boontias, 1y ha Rerised | TTE18 kel ! A on the stagej; one telling :'"-“(”;"' o trouble seomed to ba ot & mild | The expenses were 136,52, leaving 64543 | to accept their through westbound tlekets Wbl 2, < < mind v her trouble seemed to be of a mild | gp 00 G0 s e 6 ) the county treasurer cept at Missouri river gateways orat r No Real 1 | £ N BRI hin = ek s : hile the o wate Yesterday the representatives of the three | ter people haye s over all the routes | N missed from home at 2 p. m. Saturday and a | 4 5, while the expens: er : X ¢ parch b by the husband, which | %0230, leaving a balan 0,43, lincs named said they are funo wise dis- | to California once, they settle down to d E RN | e PRGN E Tous aufl v vidas vk M o phese thines the commissioners point, | turbed on account of the Union Pacific cireu- | the old U, P, This road will always be ) ress™ 5 asted through a long and anxious night. Mr. | 4600l pot with any de of pride, for | jar placing restrictions on the sale of tickets | the great transcontine ntal line. It has Diamond telephoned in all directions and | they realize that instead of the county over that system, and claim that it amounts | the best track, the best equipment, the searched the two cities of Omaha ad South | Judize's office being self-supporting as it has Omah from one end to the othor without | peut i tho piat, it Rus bocomo u drain upon | ests.” On genoral passengor agonts in sovk | veavae M5 prouses, aud iv teache Gy cthods ot | y Art” 5 written avail e AL LG ths Uilon, actn 1ob, manid ! * W %Yo [ than any other line, 1t shows you his. | Y ester afternoos e landlord o 16 B S CONEE MUK s S LRl AL Ly e toric Sl ake anc s Mormons, ta Yesterday aft n the landlord of th Saturday the probate court took up the | it revenue through our Denver gateway, and | toric Sult Lake and the Mormons, tal hotel at Bellevue drove up in front of Swe RUELIGENLOE tHA SR ERTA B Lot M. Fowler, | a8 that is the only one affec you can see | You throngh the great Laramic plains, MPS. | Jasensed: Bit o ! the inter- | DOW much it hurts us. I assure you the | the Humboldt by and the Grand ] L] o ond to alight. She presented a pitiable | ostod parties failing. to appear a continu- | Yombination entered into by the Atchison, | canyon, over the ¥y stage route that sight. Her clothing was wetand muddy and | ance was granted Ptk ] B aeon comrgn e 1 Horaco Greeley and Artemus Ward 4 i l torn ‘in shreds and her face covered with The deceased never was a resident of this | Placed t v “"",' a1 '”.‘l‘ vl ]‘ it "T[ | rod blood. In her arms she carried a bundle con- | (OUILS, but she had property of the value of | $1& position ety egram thit will | * Onee on the Union Pacific it goes | g v otk $3,000 in Omaha, and thisis why the matteris | $EW YOU 1Ua 8 party going to Callfornln | oyowywhere, It runs to Portland and taining a fine dress pattern, badly soiled brought here for settlement by Jefferson | this we 1..||r strong, we -rln‘)w|‘wl to re- | Puablo, Helena and the Y ‘““i' Ta vhich she had clung to all through her saulding who resides at Boulder, Colo., & turn via the Union Pacific from Denver to eblo, a ¢ Yosemite, Ta- : h % Y . e U “I“d:ru’- 1\1|lrh‘rllu:ul .1"..‘., m” xl :: :»..4 :‘h‘lx\?“‘:I:rr:\'l“u rot ‘n ‘.:(!‘.-‘L[»lq’" 10, a8 ) Gmatia, 1t was necessary to ch ige them | coma and Seattle, Los Angeles and : & gl eat 1talian trflgc lenne, to be pu DUSNE n 4 Al A ‘] R 2 Hoiia yeurs ago Lucy M. Fowler and her | from that line to other lines, under the rule | Diego, and is the only route into San 2 ’ bif) "'“I':““" L ‘I"":";"“ fihtne | husband resided in Maine, but owing to the | We have ¢ et ine barty telegraphed | Francisco. It has no rivals yet.” ’ s o) Mrs, Diamond left home with the dress i instructions to make the change accordingly S : our ifornia and | o) v soot lisalbh of tha iady 1 oty Bnaeng | L ) Send for our California ‘Sights and I L H o d 8 pattern—at just what timo fa not known— | Pour Lealth of, the lady the fumily removed s s but one instance; ming oUhers of 4 | oo HE LLADIES OME JOURNAL uring 1093 e il OB O A bHEH sy | gaged in the hotel business LU L S EL r g He Leprodtiver e L. Lomax, G. P, & T..A., or H, P, dressmaker for the purpose of hiving a dress . It is further cliimed that the business of SHRB L C AVIBY 15 LS ERtiSE the diRe the principal hotel in the city of Honolulu eShIUte A ThEe Tiis D ARFRALY , city ticket agent Union Pacific Ser M6, 1y veems the demented | Phe place was headquarters for the nobility, | the combined lines b say | System, 1302 Farnam street, Omaha, a scoms _puo demented wol and money was made hand over fist. In fact, | creased and the officials of L A s § ey started on foot for Bel yue: sacross felds | the business was 8o profituble thut u hotel | they are well satisf d with the situation - R HETOUET Lo voods; not kiiowing Wherd | (or, snatied at Tuhiui, on onaof. th y to being excluded from local trafic on the | Omahn to Galveston and Return Send One Dollar for One Year to she tl roing and pparently with' no 5 Tuio 2acific via Denver the; o1 - m, N e wus going and uapparen V10 | jslands, and was operated by Mrs. Fowl Union Pacific via Denver they assert that The special Texas excursion 1o 1 The Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia the other dcscribing s store on N strect and assisted definite end in view. She finally came to 3 s 3 % 3 ! | Cheyenne is the only point worth consider: L the river and her statement that she fell J‘v‘""“”iw’j‘:'_."‘ band took charge of the Hono it AhAt $hE Kol - DusineshEts: thut | Omane I ay evening, F pnraswas toscued: by auunknown | S LRI 10aY alnkbuad tand dled, will not average six passengers ver | the opportunity of a lifetime ter which the hotel busine was aban. | month. They say further that thei its | are good to returnuntil June 1. doned. The husband intended to return to | 4re instructed to work dire the | sleeping car to Galveston via Houston. the States, but just about the time that he | Colo Midland and the Denver & Rio | Applications for tickets must be made by REBHE 7 0lGIo0l: Bnthing avanins. oo vas ready 1o start, he was taken down with | Grande roads, and thus permit very little S < y & faverand dled twvo days 1ntes business to go through denver on the Union Diamond states that she stumbl into Pacific. In justification of this course they | ., I'OF par <ets apply to holes, crawled through barbed wire fences For the Busket Maker's Estate, take the position that they are simply noting | F- & Williams, room 522, First National and that sne tunneled through a huge snow- | Louis Schmatzky of Wisne appeared and | on the defense, as_against the combination | bank buildin Neb. drift during her aimless journcy asked that Charles Hollo be appointed ad- | formed by the trafie contract of the Union The landlord, whose name was not learned, | ministrator of the estate of Robert Schenektz, | Pacific aid Chicago & Northwestort did what hie could to make her com- | alias Robert Krenitz, the busket maker, ~ = —— 2, watching her all night, | whose mysterious disappearance was so. Rates on Dried Froits, during ‘which he succeeded in gett ported exclusively in Tie Evexixe Beg | SAN Fraxcisco, Cal, Jan. 22.—The Atchi- enough intelligent information from her to | Wednesday, | The When sh ved at Mrs. Swen about Jai 3 of the present year, but | w46 of 81 on dried fruit from southern Cali- | man circumstantially” corroborated by the landlord, who says Mrs, Diamond’s cloth ing was sonked with water and her body chilled with cold when she reached his place how, the pelitioner cannot say. in askin i : \! 5 ¢ q as given o warm breakfast and re for the appointment the petitioner avers | fornia to Chicago and New York will be re . l < I \\f I\I sn’e Arctieg l NG ] I o1 Diamond was finally found and noti of $0, which if not taken care of will be | of restoration does not affect any of the Y of his wife's return. He at once called a | He also avers that the heirs all re other commodities, the rates on which we: + carriage and took her to the home of her sis Mrs, Diamond is about 45 years of age. dren, aged 17, 12 and 10 years respectiv o be construed as stiffening of 2 5 ‘The legal battle between Mary C. Russell | losing up of the cutting started by DRUNK, OfHER CRAZY. | and George F. Russell for the posscssion of | the Southern Bacific the first of the month, N \ s pl'iCC, and 2 per cent extra for cash in e e two children, the fruits of a but un- | because nothing but dried fruit i cted by 8ad Conditlon of the Father and Mother of | happy union, had another turn Satur g order, and the reason for this g LR The history of the REM= S iy i e e aion dor A time e case il bo- trd ol s | counties o o forwar* here " « : - ’ g ily rising tide of pop= Hammond's packing house, rushed into the | "33t e facts rogardi o ST A R D G T ONE ENJOYS L.ook for new advertisement in a few | ularity and success. Kroeger that ho send an officer to his home | Mitnaged to secure the possession of the chil- | A of the Han 4 A % i 3 ) was beating her three children to death. nor Cora Emelutn were fit persous® to Aransas Pass ntly yet promptly on the Kidneys, sential qualities of a have the custody of the little one: r ¢ iver aud Bowels, cleanses the sys- i Officer Emminger went down and found MmN AllBad - Yoad to the Southern Pacific, in accord 2 first-class writing the woman gojug through the bureawdrawer | gt SUOICY for Russell said that he pro- § (8 10 SRR FIEAE T BEarlRet | tom effectually, dispiels colds, head- A y ma . 1 but no evidence of her having beaten the g v, It is learnec ly that | aches and fevers and cures habitual - 3 iy nceal hersHUVING beate show that she was not o proper y § ; A e machine, ".“""1“;m Aiauliowey Ii"t“‘i‘“u“l’;::w higve the rontrol of two smill child "”H"“\vn_lf‘?"‘\} Rk “l‘;“:""""‘t_";h.}":"'f“,' constipation. - Syrup of Wigs is the — - 5 T \I'he Remington Standard Typowriter mo baclk about 12:80 at night, promising | court allowed the chiliren o tomun. e g | Stillman, Butler & Hubbard whic i represents | ODly remedy of its kind ever pro- EWARE OF FRAUD, fa the official writicg-machine of the b m that about that Hme every hight some | custody of the Emeluth woman until the day | the Hoplins Scarles fnte i the South duced, plensing to the taste and ac- ore &4 Jusips ipon Having World’s Columbian Exposition. awful things happened to her. She 0= | of tho trial, - Ab the SAmetime an arges oo ' Pacific company. It is believed C. C ) L DOUG 2\ ES, None gens Quosted the policcnan to bring Judgo Fowler | 801U IO, Wt Tormeciie b ender ws | 6L, 08DH R and o of tis | Ceptable o the stomach, prompt in | WaibuRGvcbAS QR Roiers Y g fan d I ; : : : h bottom. Look with him mething was pursuing he A0 gl whan Reare Suascll Southern Pacific' in Texas, will be gencral | it8 action and truly beneficial in its O IEDEEILITD ¢ 20 FOR "Tlul*m-_h llmin-rfl:u woman_appe nlml]‘ ! S8t > manager, effects, prepared only from the most Boldleverysihere, BGENTLEMEN. he station with her babe, haviug sent the oy T ——— . 0 two oider children in the country to spend GROVER IN BUFFALO. An honest pili 15 the noniest work of the | Dealthy and agreeable substances, its A sewed shoe that will not rip; Calf, J uu;'“igm rml a s | e T vy, DeWitt's Little Farly Risers | many excellent qualities commend it . Eeatilahsy aticothTinalae, isore comifortatile) President, Ofticer Krocger says he has seen many | I1e Met Two O)d Fricnds and Sampl : ation, biliousness and sick head- i ) Uttt ot Rhbelecer ghis in his life, but the condition of RO I Of i Hrowet re s to all and have made it the most f stylish and durable than any other shoc eve: ! : oldatthe price. Every styl uals customme Send for Tlustrated Catalc mily yeste | Buffalo Express: Grover Cleve as R < AR P"g;]“ remedy known. 4 soldatthe price. Fverystyle. Eq he has witnessed for some Talked to Young Men. rup of Figs is for eale in 50c e \ made shoes costing from $4 to §5. i ragedy. The hus is said to | been in town. e bt bt i s | T hroueh his mornng an i | D0 3 Mo s Ui i ot o ik | and $1 botdon by a1l omping. oo @& ] TR oo e of e rane v swasact | Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict 1 erally, b as intoxi- ¢ g iis morning . e Young Mén's Christis . ! £ \ erits emont, O, to attend the funcral of | % Y0UNE men at the Young Men's Christian | gigts,” Any reliable druggist who A p 1 R "$4.00 and $5.00 Fine Calf, Mand-sewed, 1712 Farnam Streot, Bee Bldg. A A i o Association hall yesterday afternoon by Rev + i i N D, o e B Tt snCRrtiore, 4 Thamas for Whisaiag: o chiaSey [ exd gsuieny ',"‘;“_‘ M T. N. Cramblett and M. W. Slabaugh, The | D8Y '.’:" }"‘veu" "?" hand " will p'fi" oW ;a3iaud §2,00 for Werklng Meas Tolepione 1070, e R U s soou s the train came to a stop heleft | ol giioninn“Cna o gt MR SR | eure it promptly for any one who b : § §1.75 for Youths aud Boys. picked it up and ran with it in the di | luis car and started to walk toward the wait- | yudienco was greatly interosted in the s | Wishes to try it. - Do not accept any 3 5 \ i ”i:g(ll'ln‘-;:\»tzu.(LAFBFES. T of the Q street viaduct, with the intention, | ing room, but had nov gone twenty feet when | dress of the gentlemen. A fine musical pro- | substitute. ¢ § ¢ ;'?75 for Misses, DR WILBOR’S s parents thought, of dropping it from | his old friends Louis 'tz and Peter M, m was also introduced and proved to be o 4 0 N IT IS A DUTY you owe yourselt * the span, but was overhauled by Officer | genhagen we his sing to the audience, CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. G 10 got the best valuo for your [t i ie s S Thomas in time to save the child, Tallo; Poter Mr. Cleveland: SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, N money. Economize in your CONP. UND OF Magis City Notes. “Hello, Lo ell, I'm glad tosce you, [ A pure beef alatable and strength- LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N.¥. : A footwear by purchasing W. PURE COD LJVER OJlka i | You look natural. ening, & boon to_dyspeptics and” invalids— L. Douglas Ehoos, which Jack B pottor known a8 aBlack | T ouis and Peter were specchlcss with joy, | Cudahy's ex’ Brand Fluid Beef, == X i b A R rase e e O ke Juek,” w_well lnown saloon bum and com- | Goja® il Peter were specch g Y ENNED CAUTION. ; - \, otthe prices advertised Lresorve the e panion of Whisky Jack, died at St. Joseph's | VY ous boce hist» naked Mr. G e K YS Lo S8 thousands oan 88 LT b thom strong nnd healthy logpital, Omaha, yestor: i had | 1 Jvhose beer is this?” usked Mr. Cleve- LOW RATE EXCURSION. KENNEDY'S : 2 ! o i Y, A finve WiLhO'S EUULSION alwhys rONaY: made South Omaha his home for the past Wt . Wanswered Poter. N L , TERG - - ag. v ) i thrco or four yoars and wasa well kiown | 14 oad b Bleewered Poter, - To Houston, Tex., and Iteturn, FAST INDIA BITTERS | - Besure as you value their character. the Dravearyi 2 p Tuesday, January 24th, 1893, my sixth e ArSYNEVER Bold e : oy s health, to get the genuine WiL- Mus. dohnston, widow of Henry Johnston, | M, Oleyeland drank two glasses, but they | Special party will leave Omaha,” bound \u IN BULK, . o | : Mt aneioils who was killed Some Lime last Spring by (he | wons sty anes) for Houston, ' lo.to B35 denloraund genoral nierchnntewneroThavene | BOR'S Emulsion. Itassimilates caving of o sand pit cast of town, slipped on | T never felt so well in my life,” said Mr. The rates for the round trip, first il eivazaxeingiye nnle 8 ok e o i direce o Fuctory, stating ST (h2 fabd. iforeasealinE :R’h- ~r‘1‘{f"”L;‘A:'\7“.'-M J, orning “I;:n‘n‘::‘s‘k;;“l (|"||l~\'t-luml4 "L dow't weigh as much as 1 | elass, will be cheaper than you can buy B Sizound wideh wanted rockton, Mass, : l o .‘1 nr il will be laid up for somo time. Sha. e | G0 ihe car 3 Al aaa it |fotiany |n|l|]mu‘l.< mlpu_n‘\.prlnl I will give Bold by Magnus WebsryKel'o/, St g & ( Carlson, Ellas * vensons ¥, A. Cressy | flesh anc appetite, restores e and it will be necessury for some one to | Goetz ahead and Mr. O'Brien and Me, Mer. | ¥OU fifteen days to go in, fifteen days to s South Onjana. ergy to mind and body, throws ook after her, genhagen following. i come, and until June Ist, 1893, to return. | IT IS NOT S : R | i € fulous’ | s cures The official board of the First Methodist | * “Coodby,” said Mr, Cleveland and shook | For further information as to land, "ou Whisky ? off scrofulous humors, church went to Omaha last night to attend | hands all around climate, cost of living and all particu- H; ] De you use Yy coughs, consumption, colds, a meeting of the various boards representing | s worth £1,000,” said Mr. Goetz, lars as to_purchase of your ticket, call . fluenz gl tho Methodist churchos of Omaha ant | Tho g 3 the next president | on or address R. C. Patterson, 425 WHEN YOUR|81 asthma, pncumonia, influenza, South Omaha. After the disposal of the vefully preserved, amge ing, \ : s aarine. dises busincas the South Onmaia contingent ‘at 2t Sl Jarkohullding, Oushs, Neb, HEALTH debility and \\‘Nl]n I‘lhI()(\qcx. tended the tion to Bishop Newman on i AT S S 5 N acture y DR, A, the eve of his departure to South Americs. | N“\“\ :“h\‘:\‘m\“\ e '\'u“"“ Witeh Hazo If you will call at our new store we | - \ HA \]‘“”,‘“‘ ture (I, Iy % —— vl aurely will present you with a copy of a beauti- f : f B. Witsor, Chemist, Boston, co HIGH, s sic. Ford & Char G IT'00MES HIGH naha Gentlemen's Rondster Club, AL oCmRle R Rore i Ol iy, Wouldn't it Mass. Qounty ¢ rs Finding Out the Cost | The annual shareholders weeting of this o cost less to ate Court. club will be held at the Merchants hotel | e . g CURE For a long time the county commissioners | Tuesday, January 2 at 8 o'clock p. m The Burlington's . m. express | J Y How Many e 0" It ore w probate cour This is an ad 'nec etin I S € | for enver caches ity SeVE At A ou now have known that there was a probat v | This is an adjourned meeting, ana it is ex- | for Denver rea hes y at seven .. i fLng - PEOPLE on their hands, and at the same time they | pected that anearly full attendance of stock- | next morning; carvies sleeping, dining | » huve been luboring under the impression | holders will be sccured. At 10 time since its | and chair makes conneetion with | i S IATER ON? OFF THE DAY that it was an expensive luxury | organization I 80 much all transcontinental trains via the /) \ Intending soon to consuita : R PURE RYE. : success. Thé committec on byluws will pre- | The Burlington shown as now in u desire to make the club u | scenic lines to the coast. W) i ¥ e eEE | 150 offers unequaled 077 your“iife don't well founded that some weoks 8g0 | gent to the club almost entively new laws | qouble’ daily service to ”,i‘.,w", St () y teonsult- the commissioners began investigating | ana vules for its government. Propositions | Louis and Kansas City S | O ndvice the manuer in lich the ofice » dune meeting of totters, “bung tails? LOUIS and Kansas City, b #liose " ndvice had been conducted. The investigation was | and roadsters will be made, and prospects of MWAGE i ORTe A B atreat. | N T Abub 08 with tho ougolng of the mombers | oF Gntears whi bo pho peima busiiouecehol | peg) estate. . Sold only at High-class of the old board. but it was something that g, and much interest is created, all Bargains only. Leads all others in I king Places and WHY THIS DELAY? would not down, and when the new mem {ng desirous of having a divectory that | My word is good. " Purity, Quality, Bouquet, Drinking .2 bers ot hold of tho reins of county govern- | Will push the club to the front. Many appli / ght. Tt you —nothing. >-)’d~5 thness Druig Stoxes, ment they took up the terat the point | eations for membership ave on f d the G Age and Smoof il Surgioal Diseasos CURED, Lost where it was dropped by their predecessors, | club's list of “‘roadsters” will be nearly Qpcanus gl NS G“Ro"lc "Envous 1 y Since the first of the year the investigation | doubled the coming season BT L has been pushed by the finance and the | - [rescoifig and interior decorating-de AND DALLEMAND & CO.. CHICAGO. . Ete., CURED. udiclary committees of the board and un- | Constiption cured by DeWi aply | Signs and estimates furnished. Henry | TE D'sEAsEs - CONSULTATION FREE. doubtedly at the next meeting sowething | Risors Y Lehmann, 1308 Douglas streets — Address with will drop. —~— K Treatment by Mail. b dro 2 — i stam feulars, which wil The main thing that started this fnvesti- Hunting Her Husband, Hlead, Bkin awd Hituer Disoaser, it : o, ? ! A i YRR = Lost Manhood < Sent i u plain envelope ation was the fact thatthe quarterly re- P T g o 3 ; See the celebrated ohmer piano at | Female Weakuesses, , :“',",.M,, the county Judge have boon showing | s T W. L lug of Che Was & | ford & Charlton Musie Co., 1508 Dodge, | C. W. WILLIAMSON, M.D. @ constant and steady’ decreaso durine the | Kuest of the matron at police headquarters MR8 e ; [ILLIAMSO entdro term of his office while, the [ last night. She « here to look for her " witho . 3 Caustic XL 8 8, 15Lh Street. Omalk oSxpenses Ivate or dellcate nature, of 4 110118 6, ¢ E have been rapidly inereasing. husband, who had been veported as being e — -~ ponnas A1A2108.0¢ Bt DELYA ) % fonvhen dudge Eller went ubon the bench he | Omaha, ''The woman is peuniless and ihe Hotions F A u1oe on Lasw wildbr VY Ticady A7ty | 411 Bees RORI O e 107 Ciraiince #ree | reRmakenTY CORED or NOPAY - ound fourclerks doing the work of the | police will endeavor to find the husband, $00:0 1 WREROCGRINTS 11U 11 DOTIA, | Book and Recipes, WE AT i P NS A . 5 5 YOU 1O 2,500 PATIENYS, probate and county courts. Almost at the HTON At 6 ; ; 118 South 15th Streot 3 E REFER 1 $ Beat weeting he applied fur additional | peccham's Pills curo. biliows and ners 52, Miss B, Lelgh 7 Dr. Searigs ésl’,fll{“fi& Gty Nob, : Fivancial Reference: Nat'l Baok of Commeree, Omaha, DEFORMITY BRACES clerky, which were put in from time | 18 andnervous | Cypliol avenue ? ext DOOT to F'ost oftic : oo, _ : ; 3 i K fo thmo until ow. when is ofieo furnishes | ‘M- Quonn, 11 S X No DgtExTION from business. No Operntion. Elastic Stocking employment to three men and four women, | s e —— | uvestizute our Mothod, itton guarantec 1o abso- e, sl With au_application before the board for | ? DR. R. W. BAILEY | \ Lusoly Cuso all kipds of BURRUREof bort soxonwls Trusses, 0 use o inKe, no niatte oW long S 4 another clerk and an increase of salury all L . 4',‘.;““‘(;1“‘.: © of knife Or ayringe, no natter of how lon 0 Crutches, through, - Eavch tim that tho clorical force Testh Fillod With | EXAMINATION FREH. N Battantas of the ofice has been increased, the judge oat Pa hy | 4y L BS, hic] e as alw s been and | R ling to prove that the business o e | 3 307-308 N, Y, LIFE BLDB,, OMAHA, NEB y Svringes .‘»‘m‘“ o ln ”. \m.‘-'-m.»..“J.l “nz.u h r“n.._ | Teeth Extracted Without Pain or | $ 3 g PR - Lk y y S‘y ringes, the conmissioners have accepted these M Danger. — = Atomizers, statemonts and e granted the velief iy Jhha 2 o sdical S i without asking any questions 9 4 . A Full Sef of Teeth on Rubbae for $5.9). n RESTORED'::"‘9‘"33‘7?‘("’" i Medical Supplies When the last quarterly statement was | Perfoot nt guarantoe extractad fa thy T 4 § {20, g0dqrlol remel, J filed with the auditor, and when it was morning New onos inserted o the evenlug of saws E vantos 1Tl Al oty s, mc a Wk e shown that the balunce was on the wrong Ty LRSS PR finwet, faatache. Wil Sy Mo Mgl | f A side of the ledger and written in ved ink See spottmens of lamarane Rikies ons, Nervaisases. IAMIEIL, G, JOULBEU] ¢ £70°8, OF eXcCAR the members of the finance committee con- s tee spoctmens of Fle. d Org cluded that it was about time to muke a All work warranted as represonted. 3 77 y e V280 8 vost puckel. @1 por' 3 ¢ 114 §.16t23L., littlo inquiry into the ruuning of the The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonis; No Aluu Office Third Floor Paxton Bloo, an AxD APTER DN, A T e 1) ofice. This inquiry has been wade and it 3 A byl R % 100 1AL5 and Faraam fin ; o # e it B\ Next to Postoffic ¥hows that with thio exception of the second Used in Millizus of Homes—40 Years the Standard, 4ke elevator of starway £ 10t 36 antraaes For Sale in Omaha b y Shermau& McCounell, 1515Dodge Etret ; L] are putting his impression scemed to be so | Chronio, Private, Nervous and the