Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 30, 1893, Page 8

B TH.Y, OMAHA DAILY BERE:: MONDAY, JANUARY 30, N "o M N > ‘ were in reality the doctrines of the church | N M \ N kN o yesterday afternoon. His determination | 'ERY k . yF 1 P — —_ — THEY USED TO BET SOME | sosimeisyiedotrncs ot the chums | AFEAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA |ihsmiceies iiamocn, s decrmmavion | VERY EASILY CAUGHT. o at once so simple and so true that Coon's home andatiske the little ones for This has been n cola winter, often bitterly Personal Confessions of Men Who Sought | uld be no misunderstanding of their | Mrs, Miller Indignant at the Fake-Factory's | if necessary. Me)@oon heard of the attempt | o) aid In far too many chees |t b A8 produed meaning. And this was the man who had 5 Russell intended 0 make, and the children | coids’ A eoid s aaelly cu o & has protued Fickle Fortune in Varions Ways, | been accused of ppagating false theories. Wonderful Exhumation Story, were quictly brougghit to the county Jail and | the beginning of disewso, OfLen sor ous dlontse ~ 2 BuY A ‘:AKE oF erring to these accusations the speaker were given in chasge of Sheriff Bennett, who | A cold may come In many forms. Somotimes 4 He never said a word back when th T will keep them sat his residence adjoining | 1t18 with & chill, & shuddering ehill: somo EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD ARMY OFFICER | orld heaned vituperations upen him. o | SMALL GRAIN OF TRUTH IN THE YARN | the fail until "Tassday, when, the case is | Lis Sk h RA'G, I the shouidersand the use one his own sayings, it was like | i . muscies or the limbs, In Whatover form it throwing water on the stars to quench their _ o may come, it {8 a cold and it roaus disoase: | shining, The stars shine on.' He was a man ’ Pites of peophe nave pies, but DeWitt s | often aanserous dissase or denth, unioss Used to Play ( Is When ¥ Fere | to whom all men turned instinctively when Very Slender L Which to Hang » | Witch Hazel salwe will cure them. L«\kvn inh d promotiy p wt ed fr a Young in trouble. He never asked a man whether Clu Chunk Fietion - Medieal — ou cannot wiford to noglect a cold. Tt may - ik it he had o name, but if he had a sorrow « . P N Will Sewwe the Judges, Fun alonz Into something that |s dangerous s Christianity is u 'creation of the heart and 3 Vet KANaAS City, Ma., Jan. 20.—The proposi- | worprapeusn'hy 4N outiee of brevantion ls the Races f the intell \ wAS. th 3 Fraud o Tmagination, oy KoLt he proposi- | worth a pouna of cure. What should you do ! ot of the intellect and_this was the secrot tion to compromise the bonded indebtedness | 88 n sensibie man or woman. — Wateh the of Brooks' marvelous pow men [ — of Cass co! Y 's Ago b, ptoms, gunrd agalnst tho first eigns, for- teacher he was unexcelled. The seriptures | p of Cass county, o sl EO 00X | tity againstoverythin: that can beunploas: Personal experiences in the way of trying | glowed with new life and power when de The statement published in the Sunday v raily ant. injur.ons or dangerons. There 1 only hick S neve bt s adoptec ), ¢ | ove wa v o, ), to get something for nothing were related by | livered from his pulpit. He looked on the [ World-Herald to the effect that the body of | neais tps traer bullt, was adopted by th kg i ARl TR AT ¢ anumber of gentlemen at the Young Men's [ world as his field and the church as the net | gpa jaq people fof the county ' yvesterday at the last 2 uso of some pure, reliubie stimuiant : Mayor Millerhad been exhumed and | election. The refusal of the county judges to > that Wil guicken the pulse, renew h k f “ Christian association yesterday afternc it ‘{‘:"'\’l‘“: Wby “"’\‘X“:‘ l“‘;",‘" carted to the Omaha Medical college and | lHquidate this indebtedness has been the ¢ bring tntoaction and azlow all the fis and t ank me for ca mg 100 118 iasvelr s Jilgeor AL t cause o em ser ohe terms for do! o83 something whieh has b estol ind Of course there could be but one general | children of God to him and all were members | there subjected to anexamination has caused | {HISS { f_f'nl‘y!: A )m"“» Lt dls s u Somothin that 15 superior to every g verdict as to the re s of gambling, but the | of His kingdom wiave of indignation, both amo tHe || baeaeiing oo tin e ha L olse o do not neel to ask what this ' n s L ‘ ; hoen se @ Col ipt for the past year i8. It is sufficient to nam NTy's Pure individust exporlence of each speaker pr P b il thee, 0,1y brother, fetends of the deceased nayorand the faculty | " Sr. Gt moomg bt for the pust yeur. | | (it aumciont i ntine (' "Didyla vure your attention to if. sented a different phase of the curse and yonthospieit lndi of the college its judges are ulso sorving torms for i 2 all Pt hive beoh pro- made the meeting intensely interesting. | In thy place to <t A reporter for Tie Bee called on Mus, | tempt for refusing to liquidate it in ot for_checking u cold. cur ) K3 106 1o the ordur 6 bhs ULitet o8 court | & pneuwoniu, and rendering the 1ife at this E . General Secrotary Ober read o part of Unta trutih nd trecdont ¢ivin Miller last evening and icarued from her that | €1¢¢ to the order of the United Stat I't | goiison of tho year huppler unil bocter. 1t hins MANUFACTURED ) he firs o 3 5 3 -~ been used by more provle and 18 more popi Psalm 1 and then introduced the first Ro thy Sirthes Wil the living at the instance of parties interested in for ¥ Inore proble and 18 more poi . Constipation ¢ by DeWitt's £ Tar to-day than any auhier Known prep eation speiker, a prominent army officer, who said And thy spirito reting out the mystery surrounding the death | Constivation S G IR L N s LA LA O LA L T T ONLY BY that for years during the war of the rebel- | o , | of her husband she, some four weeks ago, becauso 1t liie proven 1ty merits by the crcs ontn G s ey it 18 elfected, colds ins prevented and lion and ~after it clo i addicted to | ot ¥ reluctantly gave her consent to the removal Fatal Wreck In the Soutl iives L It has prevented and « ’ 1t Lins suved, Care should be exercised gambling. It was customary for the soldicrs | time ugo ¥ t ave all | of the body forexamination. Mrs. Miller | Lovisviiie, Ky, Jan v Big | thatno unscrupulons drugeistor grocer tr A|RBANK 0 CHICAG to spre ywi o blanket and indulge in a § being laced i . ,‘“"“‘”\ said Clifty, Ky., the Newport News & Missis W s LA A CE ARG b game of cards at every opportunity. He had | ing and made ready f ne L was very much surprised and very, very | sipi Valley freight train No. 18, west bound | take its pluce Lt wchinery the big aericultural imple even seen them pla cards while the | T CRy oIl 8¢ o New mitd | sorry when I'saw the article in the World- | was wrecked by a broken rail at 10:30 o'clock Moo ot i diciniis bullets were flying over their heads. At the | v t and shoe ¥ e firms | Herald. 1 think they had ought to have !I-}~v night. Alex I|mw engineer, George attle ¢ ello e his company hap o i t signs point to | known better than to publish it, as \ oster fireman, and Walter Teavis, head 3 battle of Chancellorsville | npar i b bbb o it will | 4 ikeman were killed, Superintendent pened to be held back for a time in reser y spoil our plans by putting the parties we are | Ross broke his arm in two places while on | and the men played cards while the branches | PRIy PROVIL TR AGOTbEN Y, after on theirguard his way to the wr P MaVa thion wors betdw rddied with lenden L Mrs. Miller declined to go into details of i N hail. Many o time he had taken a pack of | jow the Worla's Falr Building Was Dawm- | the painful subject, but said enough to show If you have piles DeWitt's Witeh Hazel . ds out of his pocket as he entered a bat 1 Saturduy. conclusively that the body never lefg South | salve will surely cure you, | tle because he was ashamed of the thought | o060, 111, Jan, 20.—The accident which | Omaha - - | that he might be found dead with the cards I : i AT in his pocket. Hoe had thrown the cards | Bappened to the manufacturers’ building at Strongly Denles the Story EAST OR SOUTI (A 500 cascs STAR BRAND, dull fin- mothier gave him in their stead. ~ After the | been one of thenost peculiar that ever befell | Medical college, said yosterday regaedimi o TR s short line to Louis and quick- war he \\" Pt it u|»‘ni."| 1;va h m,;m« !ur‘wm‘ a building, and it was an accident that could | his examination of the stomach of ex-Mayor § route Both : Z IES ’ . . s at the game, | He had seen hundrecs OF 460 4y vo occurred to any buildiding save the | Miller. > est route south. s TR | l N ] \ l\I n’a A ~~tHleQ 1 li, . l l 31+ Ting. o h;nu‘l;u.(‘ evil “f“lr‘l e ol e | largest roof in the world, ‘Lhe main vart of | ¢, nov has an analysis been made of the Only 37 hours to New Orleans. test," as well as themost pro- | habit. He had been saved from it by this 100t 19880 Toat witle, 1.400 feet long and | Stomach at the e, 1 know this because Only 384 hours to Atlanta i \ R laboratory anc ould cer- ; o A that fo.low ia th e s Do coutl away from the habit for hie | Cov ring of the building are auxiliary roofs Ay "_' 4 “:"IMI\ hy t“imm'_ W ‘nn !ll~‘~zn-1nnlmz ]f:hll Hmv‘ to train of dissipatioa and ex 0 e had b the means of | of annexes b | points st and south tound trip | these: NSOy UL b Rl The lirger portion of the roof is on an in- | Of the sort was going on aty of |} ! h rading a good to it e fac tickets to Hot Springs, New Orleans, bbb AL cline from the center of the main arches, | the faculty of the colle at .u.;-u- o | Lake Charles,” Galveston, San Antonio RS e o oty e | tinet line of medical scionce, and very fow | City of Mexico, Los Angeles, San Fran- | 3 “The next speaker was i young man who is | LG G from this te roof rises fn a | PIsicians ever g into that study thor- | eisco, Mobile, Jucksonville, Tampa, Ha- employed s one of the assistant, secretaries itlo curve and siopes gently. down to the | OUEIY. Andeven if they did study themat. | vana'and all the winter resorts of the | H i ot o hie | Edgeiof the wall ter they have not the proper fnstrumentsand | southand west. Reclining chair ronlc B L e s halons to have him ne. | . Upon the main portion of the roof was piled | aPPliatces to make 4 thorough and comple free to St. Louis, Toledo and Detroit, ady friend who was anxious to have him at- | el of'enow about three feet deep, When | SRalysis. » uffet sleeping cars on all | N d her card party. From the fashionable | S B HHCA (0 T s Ao " Sitte When aslied how long & time would be l.v‘llllnmn .m‘", | l: ping cars on all | «d party he wasled on to indulge in e miaa o f paant of th | hecsssuvy to maite & camplete nnd. chorouglt |, tBiDA e checked from hotels | social g for small stake lll‘"‘l H.IHH,\ II;': THUGH T Fthun batorer .1t Hagin toallde «»_”um..‘um. of a body the professor said: | and p ivate residences to destination. | i went into the game to win all he could. _*’ from the top of the muam roof, which is | I tested for arsenic or some other well [ For tickets, sleeping car accommodations lost heavily and several times was tempied | from the top of the muin root, which 18 | oo yoieon I could dotermine the presence | and furthor information. cail 4t Wabash |seases B pes, ooy, whic IS | alls, and the entire mass of saturated | Of Doison inan hour or two on u hasty test, | ticket office, 1302 Farnam strect, or | s but to make an examinat hich 1 ‘would i snow gave ‘'way with a rush and an 1 3 mination which WO write, CLAYTON, Vhi " ressi s " | ely lie had never tajen that step, - He | FIE KR R YRR Q0L I | be willing to testify to would take a week or Whichareso distressing, so dangerous and was converted to Christianity and he would huve swept louses and trees like | 10 days at least. Neither the body of ‘Agent, Omaha, | sodifficult to cure by any excapt the | given up card playing entirely, His advice | FOULL hive swept how 1, troos ke | Mayor Miller noranv part of his body ever TP TP gifted and abls soecialist, whose skill is was o leave all forms of gambling severely | | I ATTia KL E CH0@ fato thud red the doors of the Omaha Medical ‘ i | acquired through yoirs of valuabls ex- | e 1] [ Uls price, and 2 per cent extra for cash in ‘ten days. Look for new advertisement in a few ‘days. untain sid v : T o) alone ARSI L (b RIS Ron T At I kkab Distss | 90)lbger nything any one may say to | World famous Eli Perkins says: “Af- | perience. This is one of the reasons why | Another young evidently o mechanic | Dression of the wnnek vool atid Jare ploces | the contrary is a buse fabrivation.” ter people have gone over all the routes | the fuaous firm of = A i e o iy | rush ot snow ver the ice struck | Denounced s an Awkward Lie, g Clkuatls (- Uil et B D B B RO o Y# 5t e grlass, hole o o e flat roof of i g 2 0 >, This road ays be it o e St | el Bk voee e the ol | st wing wih Paot. Mo s | 10 10U B voud will i be | DS, Betts & Betts stime. He lived in Chicago and his em 740 O MALEO0 L] and | peporter conversed with the majority of th L ansaog ez e ; 5 Pyment was such thathe had several Hours LR O S U "(”"‘}"; s comprising the faculty of the | the best track, the'best equipment, the | Are \’ wonderfullyiand ‘uniformly s y day to spare, and he visited the horse | O¢h ©X “”f“‘ “"I“ By ~'.|‘ K ‘_‘"“ ;: Omaha Medical college and they all stated | best eating houses, and it teaches the ful in curing all dis:as»sofa X o ol ok L0 | positively that no such examination had | traveler more history and geography e oy mpninery hall was dam- | been made by them or .inside the college. | than any otherdine. 1t shows you his- : il sovarieltaAL dthor burldin walls. Fur m dozen students attend 0 t Lakeand the Mormons, takes | ] A were fellows there,” said th o soveInanEe i | i lectures at the school said that~nothing vou through the great Laramio plains, ‘ o said they could give me o | While covered with snow, arc not injured | oty eIt NA taken plnc it L I They !n\« thoro 1ghly mn liari: J m. m- WL LAl Tl s and no attempt will be made to clear the i the Humboldt basin 1 the Grand d straight tip and T would be sure to win. [ 236 B8 AP Wt B I O ey, The faculty of Creighton college made 5 Lot AL A AU selves with these obstinate maladiesin I took their tips a few times and lost my | FOpfs: as they will stand the weight safely, tements similar to the above and denied | CANYOD, over the very stage route that all their various forms, phasesand de- PURE RYE moncy. The horses they said would be sure | | FHES(CnL TR oL ek i the body had ever been taken therc Horace reeley and Artemus Ward greos orintensity, and have complately . winnérs didn't come in that way. I'I" hod 18 _“‘fl“l ".l»u;m o DAL b T'he members of the faculty of the Omaha | rode. fortified themselves agiinst the possibil- vhile I won, but as a whole I was a lose T T g 300, The® Hamawe will | Medical college who we ren yesterday Once on the Union Pacific it goes ity of failure o- mistate, by along and When I did win it was worse on me t el b T g e RIS e quite sore to say the least, at the way [ieverywhere. Tt runs to Portland and | successful hospital, military and private | when I lost, for when T had w lot of money | pof be feit th any certue by A8 fir, M| the name of the institution’ had been | Pueblo, Helena and the Yosemite, Tu- practice, a1d when they accept a case for LERny TookRte ALET et uRdaRe contractor. The reports that tha agricul: EoERed I i LY feko ptorye E¥en | coma and Seattlo, Los Angeles and treatment, the patient may rely upon a Is romarkable among whiskies for its just got with e gang 3 ok e Gite i e jamitor of the college, who isin the | {5M0® 180ihe it 3 §a5 2 ki 2 punded up the town. We took in every- | tural and transportation buildings are in | pyiding dayand night, denied it, and in- | iego, and is the only route into CeEinn/speedya 1d palnalis filre. WHun Purity, Rich Quality, Smoothness and hing in slght and I generally found myself | 98nger is not tru are not | gimated that he would like to meet the man | Franciseo. /It has ro rivals yet.” drecs of the most convinicngtestimonials 2 the hext morfing in some low dive, feeling | S488108. They sroabsolutely secure.” who wrote the story. Send for our: California Sights and ot e ngoi xoar el orerdg ) ted Delicious Bouquet. as though I wanted to commit suicide. T | "0 FTRrm O cnn o nough was learned to state positively ene Si2ioh Prove e mvmnation Invhich want to tell you that the man who wins is | |t nON e DI O T there is not a word of truth in the BT Louax, G, P, A, Ahop HL P | Shess Spevialistaare die pEvia: : : 18 | heal your burng arm without a scar. 2ets, : AR e b Lo AL - P. | gand 4 cents fora copy of their illustrated the biggest nthe end, I have quit it, 2L story as published by the World-Herald, ex suel, city ticket agert Union Pacific 8 fora and, by the grace of God, 1 'don't propose to LATELY DRCEASED. pUthe mere fact that the body was taken Bt N J0M B A namiEtoeat, O muhh . Bewbookof 120 pages. g s touch another car i v up for examination. DRI veet, a. Consultatioa free. Callupon or address with | Sold only at High-class Drinking Then a middle man said he had begun AR — A T S 2 stamp. | o1 D& to gamble by “shooting craps.” From this el _";rflfll'" I‘"'"'] e . MagicCity Gomp, A ; See_the ('«lnln.\nulv Sohmer piano at Places and Drug Stores. If your he had gone on to the more expensive forms. SIS0 RO T s 0GAUELEC Nels Purinton has returned from his visit | Ford & Charlton Music Co., 1508 Dodge. Dealer does not keep it in stock, of gambling and had s ¥ o hungey | last Saturday, wasan old and well known | to fricnds in fowa. — \ Write to day on account of s resident of Omaha. During the past sixteen | Alex Buchanan has accepted the position | Hereig ¥our,Denver Train, ST have been saved by work of Rescue | years he wos actively en od in business | of hog salesman for Gosman & Dudle, The Burlington's 4:40 p. m. expre 1 hall,” e said, <and Tam through with Y blini in every form ? | kindliness of d*meanor wo diends | has veturned from an extended leave of morning; carries sleeping, dining anc A old gentloman aroso and sald that he | Kindlinessof dameanor won him many friends ! > His straightforward dealings and [ Dr. Wilson, assistant chief microscopist, | for Denver reaches that city at 7 ne : $ BALLEMAND & ©O.. GHICAGO: and his death was a source of regret to hun- | Senc chair cars; makes connection with all 3t () 18 S ey had herded cattle on the ground where | qreds who kuew him. Mr. Childs wasa | M illan, wife of John | transcontinental trains via the scemic | 119 S0Ulh 14th St., Cor. Douglas S, Omaha now stands forty years ago. He had | y,¢jve of Massachusetts, having been born | McMillan, died at her hom: N strect, | linos to the const. OMALIA. NEB. been fascinated with the idea of running a . et . : | at Ware, on Christmas’ day, De: , yesterday noon. Arrangements for the . rtaniale ath & ) i 4 ducted openly o e time of his decease. Leaving - ' o e i i B cago, ’ atrcoth of Council Blufs and Omaha, But | Lhotme of s decease.” Covipe New bng. | Mra. H. H. Aver, mother of Mrs. Frank | Touts and Kansas City C cystonc wa C y before he had gotten very far into the this city, dled at her home at Ticket office, 12; 4 i in 1845, where he was v successful [ Moodyville, Kan., orday. Mr. and Mus. 3 Farnam stre ‘ 3 5 ameshs f U sdhetivo Nt o i en | 1 1540 thore e i wery sicossful | Moodyvile, an, vestorday.” My and Mes oo e ernam Casc Co. of Philadelphia, oS 2) PEMANNTY CURED or NOPAY redeemed by the grace of God and he had | o ‘came to Omaha and became one | ev bk ptond it If you will call at our new stor thrown it aside for all time fig. ran Mo 3 A o largest watch case ma actur- | /E REFER Y ; 5 ) e For L U 4t of his "tecns | OF the foremost builders. Some time ago his | “'pna- women's R corps of Robert R, | Will Present you with a copy of a beauti- the largest watch case manufactur- WE REFER YOU TO 2,500 PATIENYS, took 'the floor and said he had pulled the | foeble health caused him to retive from | pivingston post will give an entertain ;”«le]“y”ll of ‘music. Ford & Charlton, | ing concern in the world, is now ? ) Fivancial Reference: Natl Bank of Commerco. Omaha, tiger's tail at odd times when he had a few | L] St : o onildean | Ment this evening at Knights of Pythias i odge. i o o Jas S Hille T o s iy s i dollars in his pockets during the past hat At the time of his death all his children | 10" A0 EG™UE dve Tnvited, A basket At putting upon the Jas. Boss Filled No DETENTION from business. No Operation. 0 s bedside at 2536 Patrick avenue. 4 v i o) p Excursion to ot 2’ O 2 - iR A Invest 0 0 Method, W o1l nrn 6o 1¢ 0= dozen years, and he had been powerfully con Len B 'Wafa i Tour childten, Geonge | funber will follow the program, which wil Cheap Excuralon to Onlltornin, and other cases made by it, a bow 2 Tutoly Cuire all Kinds ot 20 PTU RE S ot k6o, k1t vinced that there was nothing in it for him ; AP TN CREAR and musical The next Phillips Rock Is N L S | out 1110 use of knife or syringe, no n.atter of how long but ruin and damnation if he kept it up. He | iy CBIGE B e Childs, €. W il | The Excelsior Literary society met last | sonally conducted Californi (ring) which cannot be twisted or " standing. had but recently quit the game and he quit | Yho Hotel Dellone. L Thursday evening at the old school house on | will léave Omaha on Friday, Febr pulled off the watch. EXAMINATION FREE, Spolled s Visit Home. at 1o'clock from the residence. b endition of prograi elected ofticers for 's t0 San Francizco and Los Ange A SIS G NS s IR poiled THis me. the next term s follows: Richard Collins, | \Without - change. This is. the pickpocketand the many accidents 3 301 308 N. Y. LIFE BLDG., OMANA, WEB, ruu;}u:\':\‘.-l‘l ‘“\u«'l xc."-\.‘xh‘mr\\“”.“\m:mlll,'lf‘ o “,.“,: N e rasn ozl S Hannah St Mo B ident; | ooonomical and pleasant way to reac that befall watches fitted with the Send for Circu “Thad #103 saved up to pay my way back | Peter I, Karbach, the eldest of the Karbach | & s 3 Lefiler, t 2 the Pacific coast. For particulars « old-style bow, which is simply held home in:the cast to see my dear old mothor, | L orer 5 X Beak NL-e00 10 committee on pr . Miss Ella Smith and | on any Rock [sland agent, or addr P T T At o T had not been frequenting the gambling dens | PFUthers of this city. Heart failure was the | Jaranlc Chandler, The next meeting will be | Chas. Kennedy, Gen'l N. W. Pass, in by frictionand can be twisted off | in this city for some time, in order that [might | ¢ause of death. Thedeceased came to Omaha | held next Thursday night W s 1602 Farnam street, Omaha with the fingers. It is called the AR bould e lebt | i 1870, divect from Germany, Joining his | house, and e TR R Fmoro trip home, | fore Tintended | o youneer \llu'n:]n 3. who ll preced I-.l Twenty-five Do £F B to start for the east I was going past a gam- | D AEN AT AR NARNE. L REEL YOS LT Better than when first butchered— | o North Galveste retur i 405 e a0t sameihing, sln invested the small fortune he possessed and | Cudaby's “Rex Brand Fluid Beer To North Galveston and veturn, via = suid to me, ‘g0 Gon: | M cnaton aad Gl eoton. x Bianauats innd try vour uck for 85 worth - Thise | during his vesidence lived a life of rotire v the nutritious properties of pure, | 1ouston and Galveston. ~Stopover rednesday, maybe you will steike it rich | ment, taking no active mterest in_ business. | lean beef. lowed and tickets good to return until 4 g 2 213" e St Y 3 S mesAy: D0 300 avill strilee ft vich | Ppha Funcval will occur this morning a6 8:30 e June 1. First class accommodations. ; : 1816 'Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. roulette wheel and lost it. Then ted | o'clock, burial being at the German Catholic IN A GOOD CAUSE. Special arty 1 » Friday s o ¥ . A to make even, and 1 tried som ; | evening, February y at onee to S PR : ; Tl eminont ayecintist n norvaus, ohronle privae Baod, skin and inary dlacaser, A rosalac ana a whirl and 1 lost. The more I The Death Roll. Jolly Maskers Enjoy rman Women's | F, I ams, room 522 Fivst National | and CAN ONLY BE HAD with e KA e Akn0s eI 1 ow s WA A1 formé 0 privats disva et N0 morous ;lu" n".-w .\Imn g .ulv: m"\\u{!m rs | | Cuieaco, 110, Jan. 20.—Gec H. Grover, e bank buildi Omaha, for tickets and cases bearing their trade mark— Ty used. New treatment fo ¢ 1 or, - Partios unablo Lo visit mo may by tre had dropped every cent [ had and 1 e out without a penny to my name. My trif home was then out of the question and T was very much discouraged. Oneevening I went ; g q 4 L oot s Qnoovening T wonk | fonrt disonse is supposed to bo th cause, o | dny evening, Manyof the costumes worn | And tholr whole stook of cigars; tobac- Ask any jeweler for pamphlet, quit the game forever. [ have been saved were unique and pleasing. Steinhause cos, pipes, smokers' articles, fixtures, fur- or send to the manufacturers. - RESTORE w!l:::xgrz(‘mdn " by the grace of God and I never intend to i '“ o I . orchestra furnished the music. Supper was | niture, 3 ufacturing tools and | - — | is Kold with & touch another card while I live." e following streets were mined as | served after unmasking. The committecs | other goods can be bought at. retail or in | “AUT T | i Canle] e to oure all norvous cicases, et ae Weake Mo veral others made short speeches all to | the ones to be paved during the pre vear [ in charge of the v were | at 518 North Sixtecnth street for | KENNEDY'S CAUTLON. v Tiows of udnghe, Wakctulioss, :_ B Nighily Bmis: the sume effect, and half a dozen men avose | and the council so adopted the report of th 1S follows Arrangement Mesdames r order of the court, below in- KENNEDY'S | Ao, 'x causod by over rion: rooxi and said they proposed to quit the & tteo of the 5] | L Huth I. Kelm, O. Liecber: v ¥ | ea ot tobaceo, opiim OF Aimuiants W ; 1L A oy 1 mmitteo of the wh W Euthrals ) = _Licl St ST INDIA BITTERS WG iabacen bl o1 i AR right away fEhtaonth CLonvonwa Ll o ithiee: Ning nech oor— Mesdames Hering, Mucller, ; i =8 S| P A N " e up > 1 B B s f1e o, will be devoted | reninteenth, Lubvenworth ito Bloroe: Nine- | mstor iteception Mesdames “Licber: | “\J“ is your 'l‘m'u to anything in | . N EAST INI \‘” At ot inait 3 to the expericnces of men who have been | teenth'to Twentieths Seventeenth, Favann to | knecht, Huth and Ste s line &t & bargain, Come “early, as [ Are NEVER Sold ORE AND A FTRR US M oy addicted to drink gl Y B 1 i oka: BignteentlRarnamte Doduss Ning The orgunization Is.one scarce n year old, | the stock must be closed out at once, ¢ IN BULK For Sale in Omaha by Sherman & McConnell, 1515Dodge §tret. teenth, Furni Dodie; Eizivteenth, “Call- | but it has accomplished much good.” Its ob - o ¥ loNLY IN BOTTLES fornin to Cuming; Nifeteenth, Caming to | | Ohio: Mason, Seventeenth (6 Twentieth jects are purely beneficiary —caring for the Leet ! WITH = Cwenth-fourth, Dodge 10 Davenport, and | Sick and burying the dead. We are now preparcd, and will be - B S AN 4 Dl Bl L e | e botel L T wan sepaesaront il o gue ErEaS ) i | DEFORMITY BRACES Nrt St wry's avenue to Leave m\t.'.’:y\ want 4 bad complexion, you don't” wan load lots at lowest market price. Spe- DR. WILBOR'S Elastic Stockinz cking At All Saint's church yesterday m g | Twenty-lifth street and Twenty=fiftth avenue | bad breath; you dow't want a headache, | “ial prices while cutting. Tee cut 5 i N ] a1 Rav. 1. J." Mickay delivered . il Paventy siath streot, St Muiy'suvenue 1o | T'hon use Do’ Witt's Littlo Early Risers, tha | 1 fresh water lake and is pure BAY S1ATE EM”LSION g B Trusses, SRR e Ttk alfa Al oh enworth; Twenty=rixti o falt foward, | 4nous livtle pills clean. Write for prices. : ; 2 dincourse on ¢ nd ch it Howard, " wenty-sicth o Gaonty? | - "This GOTHENIURG W, P, & T. Co., GUITARS E—— Crutches, late Rt. Rev. Phillips Brooks, 'T aker | eliehth cor, Twenty-ninth io Thirey third; =~ Military* avenue, | Hamilton streot Wil Tackle a Liquor O estion. Gothenburg, Nob, | & MANDOLINS, Ol Batteries, had enjoyed & personal acquaintance with wits; Forty-sixth, Farnam Should the Gothenburg w the T the great divine of many years standing uhll |-.',"|,.“|.'.1u .'mf.\y. L propo: Bhould the Gosonbugpihn for the § . BANSOR, ZITHERS’ PURE COD LIVER OIL Water Bottles, Syringes, er Thirty-fourth to west eity ation of the sale of liquors be tried! Hear 1 cstat>, AND DRUMQ. Atomizers, OUR LATEST AND BEST his remarks were not ouly a eulogy of an | et twinty-seventin, Half Howurd o Fare | what the members of the sCurrent Topic elub s ‘ e RE COD LIVER die hlie THE LEWIS BANJD, | cvees and wi rofulous humors. Al Medlcal Supplies . " It can be eminent bishop but a personal tribute to the | naw; Thirtieth, Ames uvenue (o Fort street; | have to say in reference to the same at their st as palatable as cream. P ; Endorsed by the BEST Players | most as pulatable a ILUE & PENH]“J Send for Catalogue and | taken with pleasure by delicate persons H ) memory of a valued friend | Ames avenue, Thivticth to Thirty-elghthi | meeting this evening at 8 o'clock at the mentlon the Instruments jou T'we s Cuming to lzard; Tenth, Ban- ¢ N Rev. Mackay has seldom spoken with | croft ¢ R T T T A Gy \v”“fl'.“( Men's ‘(Christian association lecturc more fecling and eloquence than on this oe- | field addition: Fitteenth to Twen- | P00 Yk 1 . length | Farnam to alley sonth ¢ 1: Erkstine That George I Russell not now | T \ i B of purchasing. | and children, who, after using it, be- )% 114 $.45t13", his character., @ que at some length | pWiiiy-fourth 1o Twe AR e ussell has not now posses no: 3 . Rent applied if | 4 ¢ | 3 s b ¥ 3 from the letters and sormons of the divine | feenih® 1o Twentioths Cemier. © i €le | sion of his children is due to the fact that a purch thin, one yvear. Ford & | IJJ‘{ ., HAYNES & 00 | come very fond of it. It ilates eths alley in block 20 e enth 10 - N 5 | casion. He alluded at length to Bishop | phiacnti ™ MniK s thizd, Srpon Tenth to | oy traveler, take Beecham's Pills wit ] ind interior decorating de- | o show (III.'“:\‘.VH\I som hud b :,"“l\‘.-:‘\\;‘.q o | Fleventh Grace, west 1ino of O Belu el | resolve to take them forcibly became known | Chaglt . 1508 Do the food, increases the flesh and . 0 Next to hulul’”“ ay ,Kul te, builds up the nervous system, i v i correspondence. Medieine of 1t by m ol expross s British royal commissioner to the World's out seventy-five young people enjoyed | sleeping car reservi S r ahws caler: ONtOntAOF sendor. Ona personal lntor vl M Conanitation fr Columbian._ exposition, was found dead in | the masque ball given by the German | ..‘]"]‘1““" ”‘r'_"‘hl““‘“]"k‘”“ {100k (Mysterios of Lifo sont froo. o i . 00 p . Sun Tays 10 a.m. to 1% his room at the Vieginia hotel this morning, | Women's Aid society at Kuony's hall Satur West & Criteh g, without extra charge. = PHILLIPS BROOKS. Bishop's Life. o8 consumption, coughs, colds, asth- ma, bronchitis, debility, wasting dis- “BH3dNS 34y to the speaker was at once one of the most | Fhirty-sixth; Twenty-nith - ave Half | k - 4 f t. pronounced and most praiseworthy traits of | Joward = to =L Thirtyssixth Rassell as Not Glven Up. Brooks as & humanitarian, which according | Hurney Hurney Pwent 5 to | you. g imates furnished. Henry Christian spivit of o noble vature which | Mineapotis ral irty- | o= coveted all things for his Maste ith, ' AV had expected much from his latter days, but | block ',P Je )| -» 'H“hunn\/‘n | A iwver I " v L { ahe o s sl i bighen b th v | S e S S ot | ARE TROUBLING YOU i biood, Brin. T |s i HE(Seell ] his memory. As a pastor I'hillips Brooks et el PR PR D LO | wration is far super slng to tho secret of every trouble and | Twenty-fourth streat 1o LwentysReth wyemns Bl nd have ¢ r | arations of Cod Liver 0 J It ought to be, if you wear a 25 n;:.‘m.' uln ;n. lml x’\{..n healed the wound and barle l_‘\l:\:‘v.‘l‘w\_‘)‘:\’b‘“w‘\‘whw.‘ |;\.< mty-sixth; | ¢ & R AR r* 2 rs, but no ea ) cent collar; for this brand of col- N oventh gvenue; Woolworth nvenue, T | TEECTACIAN 5V R LAY " | follo i [ hest rec lars is the very best value that Adivice to a Young Ma { sixth to Twenty-ninth; Leavenworth, For L ok When Rev .,\xlm-k.n_\ was et 4 young PRI Rifias tvam, lo Sulesaty POWder PAIF 1 tions, € e 88 ) ie | can be had for 25 cents. cher he written to "Dr. Brooks it | S{Xteenih o Tewon irth Wbl » Ve health, and get the g B, n aclier e ad wrltien to, De Brovlet | Sixteviin o | Fwviy Touron: iy sz Max Meyer & Bl 0. Co : and g |t ear o et e (et 0 him_appeared inconsistent. The elder | Repaving—Cuning from Twenty-8fth av- The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Aluw Manufactured only vy Di. A, B, WiL- divine had replied and advised bim to ask | enue to Fortioth; Juckson, Thirtecnth 1o Six Jewelers and Opticians. Jee % yiper | Rimsclt whethor these porplexing doguas | toonth; Fifteonth, Howard 1 Juckaou. Used in Milli-as of Homes—40 Years the Standard, Faroaw aud Fifteont Siress | bost, Chounlst, Bostoo, Masa, CLUETT. COON & €0,/