Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 15, 1893, Page 8

) THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1803, WHICH DOES THE STEALING | s o stnont, Ut Soborr. | AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA | Sty 8t Vetommaah S0t 0ca S | ROt b1l 4o He jumped fr int fes of their compositions compares cured for the winmess at high five. motor ki ofd of the Wheels of-the. tr very v,nnnl-‘l‘\ “-A\h‘ v(nv- l‘.;wh»r(nnlulw_»q of George Foremane & bartender at Bowley's d over his Ir;p.'lvru(.uinv it considerably more pretentious artists. Her execution is saloon in the Third ward, cut his hand a fow o at once sued the company for 000 b A A Bohool Janitors and Coal Dealers Accuse | vars even o 'r:""'ll""""‘:"“"" in doubt | A Parmer Calls Attention to Bad Ooun- | 48¥8 ago, which resulted in inflammation. | damages, alleging carclessness upon th Il.\ ER C]CCth-Pl(ltC(l ware such Each Other X :}:Iu":‘ «ru- is \.;:- ll“nln"'l\: t‘m(I\ lllr:“;fn' forig gty .“,.,l, “lm.-.-,.u and was confined in ,]h,, Ry “n s employes who w 3 & more pretentious music of - the German i Sounty Hospltar, DHeg ‘threatoned with tre: it : - % as Raymond sells is of the very schoo mens. The great domestic . Dr. Bull's . . . sy itiful measures of Chopin's “Noc- T Cough Syrup OW re ized to be & 28 ohe - p - " JANTORS SAY. THE COAL 18 INFERIOR [ . T8 e e O R ieai of | STREET. CAR TRACK: RUINS ONE“STREET. | * Dyspepstnts visths fna prompt aud pee- | 1§ Heosaeliyy Teoep 1y hebty o o highest quality——in tea and water ™ touch and expression that was more tha n) manent relief in Hood's Sarsaparilla, which . alog 4bd I Lakat's boncerio she showed 1omos the Btomacicam preates o SDBOLIS. | | & Only Biiny our Line o 8 ets, cake baskets, tureens, candelabras Coal Men Insinunte That the Janitors Try hing of the power and passion of which | To the City's Interest to Improve Highways 57 . LR LR IImh‘ . X " at planists are capable. . ' St . . >y s the Burlington Route. Its St. Lot < g % v : £ to Blackmail Them—Walnut Hill 1y \"'II:T‘ D l{\'x‘,’i S . —Clalms of the First Ward to Pub For all kinds of fish, fresh and salted, | night express leav Otnalia_at u_;:.”,l: —*q[)CCldl l)ll ¢s now—Dbest (|ll.l]lt)’ tr lpl(. Sechool Has a Case In 1 with oqual favor. The young lady lic Improyements—Little go to Hayden Bros. e ARl Nh. 1608 &6 8 te ness I & N ot 5 - t Point. ang the “Cavedne” from “Carmen” and. News Notes, g [ ety p ated knives %1.75 set offons— -RAYMOND, by request, “The Lark™ and * 4 Night" LOW RATE EXCURSION Note furthe The Burlington is the —_— { By Rovenstels Douglas sts., Omaha. 1§ As regularly as tho scasons of Wlizzards | oo o0 SIS pesul “Dick" Carpenter, a representative | To Houston, Tex., and Return—$25.00. AR Lot "mf"l'i'l;‘ “"3:"f\‘l‘}'l"'_‘lt_ ping eweler 5 13 th anc and low temperature roll around comes the | from the useof DoWitt's Little Early Risers | Nebraska farmer, in bis speech before the My tenth spec excursion to Hous- Thie Birlington also offars tnequaled ohafye that the coal contractors are fur. | A perfect littl city council, opencd up o subject for the con- | ton, Tex., will e Omaha Monday, | double daily service to Chicago, Denver ishing inferior coal to the schools and the — sideration of the officals of South Omaha | February 20, 1803, Tickets good to re- arious city ofticers, There are some honest s which is of vital importance and more than | :,‘,'”" ”‘mtl ln;u 1 'll'rmwll‘mn\‘( 15 days I8 P voh it striaat. coal dealers in Omaha. Those who have | .. at’ o Adies’ 4 Gents' Tar. | PAssing interest just now, when the question | each direction and good to stop over i B SoHEEcts fob aiipblotnir GoAL to soHBOIE | o i o R, T Int) 6ountey Foads b belNg dikctissod by bovh | 4lpleasure DikD, “A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT To i 1 o . For all particulars, address R. C. Pat- -~ - ”» :."m\.-(u ;‘.'4 for the reason, as they claim We will have on sale tomorrow the | farmers and eity people ll over the country. | o 00 ! a2 Ramnge Blillding, Omaho, tices of five LneS or (s under this head, A7ty SHAVE WITH. hey cannot again s ibject themselves to the | following bargains: Mr. Carpenter’s prominence us a public | cent; gditional 1 ten cents system of extortion practiced in times past by 1 1ot of ladies' combination suits,worth | spirited man and a representative farmer, | B HUMPHRIES W, 11, of Blalr, Neb,, Febraary school Janitors. The coal dealers assert | $1,25, to be closed out tomorrow at dle | who for many years has been a producer of IN THE COURTS, FT80 e el |1..|”..:.\'1'v‘, ity Aot s rue sense, entitles his cause { —— 5,2 b, My, from, Episcopnl. ehureh, BInt, that if they could afford to supply the fami- | per suit. X wealth in the true sen ntitles his caut A Victim Who Was Jalled Sues for Heavy Neb,, Knights of Pythins will have char. 6 of Ladies' fast black . ribbed | lies of janitors with coal during the win jersey wool | to a respectful nearing and prompt action Datngte the funcral ’ the reports of inferior coal being delivered | tights, worth 81.75, réduced to 98c, 181 AR TR £ RIBITXISRENINNG’ | T B 0a TS | SRt PeRnAle. T Rl | - : 1S THE PROPER THING FOR HOUSE-CLEANING. at the school houses, would be less frequent 1 case of jersey ribbed vests, 10ng | matter but on behalf of the farmers of Surpy - “Under the conditions that have prevailed | Sleeves. worth 50¢, on Wednesday all day | county, who desire to market their produce Skt t6 fieover judgment of $5,000 in recent years we do not want the | at 19 each in South Omaha “1tiat okis Boser 1, Betos RN . A.kasw““::of FRAUD, business,” said a prominentdealer yeste v 100 dozen gents' no e shirts pur- His statement that fully thre irths of | @ -” 18t one Soren T, Pete w'w“ | & ! 4 Josine ngnz:::—l .3 A ow dnys ngo an ex-member of theBoard | chased at auction, comprising fine chevi- | the farm p © consumed in thiseity comes e plaintiff alleges that he is and always | : ¥ 2, J O SUQES. None gons of Edueation said that a coal contractor was alathee Heatora K | from Sarpy county far not an ex - | has been a good and law-abiding citizen, but | P9 ottom, Loolk crepe vds, black swindling the board, if the statement of the ns, silk stripes and congo cloths, | Uon: His earucst pley for passable Mgl | that two or three years ago, when he was | A i % FOR Janitor of the Walniit Hll school could be | myde dxprossly for fine retail trade O e o vonsidera. | BArd up, he fell into the hands of the short } GENTLEMEN. relied upon. _For the purpose of investiga L ade. ch the city is worthy of careful conside e LA e ; Y T / 3 T e of diasatistaction at the coal de. | Your choice of any shirt in this lot for | tion S5 '\'““l‘ el sbpliabonl. ; S 2 ' A sewed shoe t will not rip; Calf, 1 by the contractor a rcporter visited | To¢ each. _ Mr. Carpenter's loyalty to the Magic City | At that time he borrowed . taging 2 A3 b seamless, smooth inside, more comfortable, building aud found the janitor in the | omorrow we will put on sale 100 o n..l.A \‘urll‘ul ‘n”.w is u.ln k‘llu\‘\: xm'x he | ot of horses and cattle, Shortly after mak A 3 X stylish and durable than any other : ment | dozen wents' unlaundered shirts, double | notonly markets the products of his farm | g the loan he moved to Saunders county, soldat the price, Tvery stylc. Liqualscu : { g i J and buys his supplies herc cs his d 3 sold ¢ pric quals customs “What kind of coal have you been getting | hack and front, linen bosom and cufs, | #0d buys his supy here, but uscs his in- | 0 tho mortgagea stock along, as he made shoes costing from &4 to 3 this winter?” was the inquiry launched at | 15a niade button holes, and made from | Auence to induce his neighbors to 6o the | ciyjmg, with the knowledge and consent of ) Lty i the professor of dust and ashos |LaSasuans I tal same. His strictures on the Union Pacific | (M8 W - ) : % The following are of the same high standard of | at 3¢ cach. o o road to Omaha years ago, 18 1o bl i at county very long | : N : .00 and § ? and scwed. the prompt repiy, as the junitor set down his | d4¥, et i, s T el eyt i Ouaha years g0, 18 1o | until Petersen swooped down upen h k 33050 1 WENG R T shovel and poinicd toward a heap of siacls | dvive in gents' suspenders for to- | so well tiwed. He forgets that th ddvent | SLG COCSRCSERRC fanting him in i J v N ‘armers and LelierCarric and slate in the corner of the coal room | morrow, uickle wire ends, embroidered | of the wreat | transcontinental railroad | SRR B o Cmoving mortgaged prop s W 5500 and $1 5 o Youins aud Toys, “You don't mean tosay that this is ni.» ‘ webbing, and every pair come with -;vt; rlx«‘n ‘l 1 (\ alue i'[v){ 1 ||‘;“ .‘Gur"\“ ‘th [ erty PHEH 7 T OUR CHABRGNE TOEZthE = ¢ Y sjs,,(,, .4\] ed, ( B'E coul that is delivered by as lowa nut, do gwor 8 0! nly 123¢ par pair. and makes it possible for himsc d ne rrest. Reisdor Alsttirbo " 5 Ky 2.50 and 2,00 Dongola, § LADI o dgorSuppirices ¥ aie parpai |, makes b S A | b st Mo il Wbl | gonann Hop at Court, | Tk 1 ; AL s B for Iow {9 | hose, fast colors, v gular * 25¢ quality “b},‘ki‘ll{‘{}"'l"”\‘ bunkrupts city people WEQ %in | nothing but o verdict for the amount sued | Men diligent in their business € 3 3 M. 1T IS A DUTY yon owe yourselt rephied. “When that coal was delivered L ; ‘ ¢ quality, | compellec o i ol of the G VB AL SantEs hith fael dLice himsall : S FACa TS . . : B 10 got tho bosy value f Yefused to accopt it, and the contractor [ ONIY 10¢ per pair. pockets. But e hus a just cause "Ijm“‘l'“ ver make him feel like himself stand before kings.” Johann Hoff - A ey feryony threatened to have me removed. 1 have had 1'lot of ladies’ faney-totton hose, full | of complaint the street railway b o tellE. b iferont story: plnein has not only stood before kings, i ~ footwear by purchasing W. to screen it to keep the fives going. Look at | made, fine guage, every pair worth 50¢, | company for blockuding the only remainin r . s g 7 Hrstis b L. Douglas Shoes, which e e T it T heaye caun o 0% | ot T 61 00 e R ALt thoroughlare from tho south, and incidents | UhS le of the blame upon the shoulders | because with untiring energy he ropresont the best value t | 3 (i v of Reisdorph. With the issues in this con a8 geattere sibenehta of hls A M\, " 8t tho prices adve: it," and he called attention to a heap of slate | W have just received our spring im- | BV asainst the city which granted the | g HE 0 T b Eone LW has SL:I[(LIL’J the benefits of his i i b0 prices advertised and filth in one endiof the room portation of black cotton hose, and to | Chutier. Thestreel vaflwny compa o Malt Extract all over the world, tify. Do you wear L e el asted | st the season wo will puton” saie 100 | G0 T ins track on erade, plowed e il but he has also received from them A the Janitor and she confirmed the state- | dozen of ladies’ hose worth 40¢ per pair | and seraped the dirt from the sides of the ¢ “I"‘“"'“"(‘y“\"“_\’ i certificates of excellence and per- Sebat oo Jaritor, [ on Saturday at 2oe. street, leaving the street car tracks as much | taorvs Coburn, mits as sole purveyor of Malt E In a visit to the P school » same | Special sale of lies corsets and [ us three feet above the road bed in some BMRRON VAo npaath tract to their-respective courts— unsatisfuctory condition of affairs was found, | nightgowns tomorrow. places and an average of about a foot high | il LI Tl rac Sp 1rts (L fve exclusi X wenernl me itn where I hnve ne although the quality of conl was somewhat | HAYDEN BROS. for nearly & mile, making it impossible to | Bell vs Stoy g an honor truly to be appreciated, 20 i gvidth wantods Bontage Krec Ve Le Dougius, Brocicon Mass, ' o e better than that found at the Walnut Hill. | = cross with Anyone at all ac -161- Western Portland Cement company ot a testimony at the same time Woths \ ol ) ) Mass, At the Clifton Hill building it has been | quainted with hauling on country roads can Johnson YeU artesiimony abiiic S neutime wugnor, Wobbar, Kolloy, ‘8tigot & Oo, Carlson, Ellas Svenson, I.natz Newman, nec ry to dismiss school two or three days -, oot Tuesday, February 14th, | inderstand what that means n spring and | Bickenson ve Johnson. to the public at large that Johann g Vs h Omaua. B D o lnfonics Quality ot WS Sol at 12, the spe g 1 trai S| EEELLEE DR LL IR b e il (B, & M, Instrance compat Hoff’'s Malt Extract is worthy of “The janitor of that building has complained | it 12 m., the special train of 24 cars | quest that the city do something to_provide | 00— Colpetzer vs Dunn, iversal patrona To the dys repeatedly of the quality of the fuel fur lounded with A, Lusk & CoJs *‘Bear | an inlet for its friends from ghe south, Self- 1 universal patronage. dys- ) Y " A o 3 Union Natioual bunk vs MeBride & nished | California fruits to D. M. Steele | interest, if no higher motive, should prompt peptic, to the debilitated, to the Tug Bre reporter asked the contractor to- | & Co., sole agents Omaha, will have | our city council to take the proper steps for | Z2-388— gl s Omiha king compan, convalescing, it is as manna in day ”“;' "*\‘\“ 'I’“' l‘l““\l.‘l ;“""I“”“'”“I‘ jani- | the r y on passenger time, day- , Temoving the causo of complutnt. 3 . the wilderness. Bewareof imita- Witk nawith rlad. of the Walnut Hill school because he re- | theyenne tc g > e . Bewa L hout money andwithont p B6d to accept the: coal' delivered. by, his {ilicw g sohaer to Omaha, on the Breaking the Way for Favors. ! 5 tions. The genuine has the sig- fid ams, and the gentleman, growing sowe oD Aasans 5 Councilman Wood of the First ward gained LAW ROOM NO. 3 JUDGE i ature of “Johann Hoff I l what warm under the collar, said | Arrive Cheyenne, 1ith 12 m. 4 i) . nature of “J o the Depart Cheyenne 15th 1 a. m, a laurel last night in making a fight for r senandes vs Omaha Street Raflway and Kansa | dorph lias attempted to convinee a jury that Culendars for T that, 1 dou’t think it i vour business | Depart Sidney 15th_9a. m stituents. Under the circumstances he won | Rargent vs -Ouiaha Street Railway what took place between me aid the janitor | Juleshurg 156h 11 30 a. m. a victory, although he failed to get what he | © N POt Rbu kst V8 D DR traGH oM 8 B of the Walnut Hill school. The Board of | Avrive Ogallala 15th 1:30 p. m. asked. Ll b Al s Education has charge of the schools of Avrive North Platte 15th 5 p. m. he First ward embraces the finest rv astman vs Home Investment com- G Omiha.” i t “But the principal of the Walnut Hill par g 14 9a. m. dence portion of South Omaha and contains LAW ROOMNO. 5—JUDGE OGDEN. school says you or your represent here AVELVE B ! . M. many elegant residenc in the northern | 25-340-( Live Stock Commission com- 5 “m;m ‘”v: no '.“‘f, l..'.:".'.:f”lu“” in your office told her over the telephone that Ar A . portion, known as the Summit, and yet not a | puny vs Paddock. SO o OfBacte Cutout the nume printed hors you would see that the janitor wasremoved,” |/ Ilm Creek 16th 12 noon. dollar of city money hus ever been ap- 116-Cowing vs Omiuha & Republican Val- ria suggested the reporter | Kearney 1:30 p. m. 16th. propriated for public improvements in that Iopaaltond Qo DAY, i RIPANS CHEMICAL 00, “Well, the principal misrepresents. 1 Gibbon 2:45 p. m. 16th, portion of the ward. i Union Railway company vs N W YORK won't say she lies for she is a lady, but'she | Spe 110 p. m. 16th, When_the American Water Works com- | Now Kentuely Conleompany. i StE.) O 4 3 o Arst laid its mai S 40— Phelps vs Bnzler, {‘Jl'h“!:!“;:“,‘l"'l",‘l:'1"'['",'"‘::X:‘mfl',"i“‘_ Blpsaien Woud River 3:40 p. m. 16th. X "m.,'l‘"’l'ifh',‘“."i,l‘,'l'm.:h:;:"l';hfl(‘."{: R th 5 Edwa dievs Pre firm and the janitor of the Wulnut Hill Arrvives Grand Island 5:00 p. m. 16th. | fire plugs at each alternate intersee- 140-—Rued ys Obre, other 81 1o of the card; put it in a1 raferred to thas s ‘being the | Depurts Grand Island 7:00 a. m. 17th. | tion 'of = streets, But the main was | pery v Rt o0 PstatesndTrust com- he. Post Offiee, iwnd by roturn reason for my intention of having him re- Arvive Central City 8:30 a. m. 17th. taken up and fire plugs removed over L SwRnr mall you will get a lotter uwn | Pastolton a postal oard, Write your own nameon the i YOM NO. 6 I clne dovo moved. He owes us for conl purchased long | Arrive Clarks 9:20°a. m. 17th, a year ago, because the city council | aaair Aeroer v Om Foon "ty 16 tund ol Ve months ago, and he has repeatedly re- | Aprive Columbus 11:30a. m. 17th, " refused to ¢ for the . service. The | Metz vs Desniond. triends. fused to pa, 1 admit that 1| Aprive Schuyler 1:00 p. m. 17th. private patrons of the water company m | 350—Wyatt-Builard Lumber Co, vs ¢ say to hin or to the principal ; that part of the city have since been forced “No, sir: the janitor is a liar if he said Ol e 18 . m. gy o fk A | neck of every bottle. Eisne that I made such a threat; and, more than | Arrive Sidney 15th 8a. m. ognition of the wants and rights of his con- | ~TDowns vs Kitehen Malidelsoh Goy, agents; N e oot thiat T would eee 'thab he' was)|\ | Litive NoiBend, d:20ip, m,, 17th. tup with service from & two-inch pipe, 5—Gilkie & Anson Co. vs Dawson Town ap L 4, but it was not because he refused | rvive Fremont - m., 17th. ehich is fi ci isfactory, but the | S e e R L o u K I " T o l T! 1o accept the coal. The coal all right, Arrive Valley, 4:10 p. m., 17th is same as before and no protection Hroolqysiyan Cicateey and he was simply using his on to Arvrive Waterloo, 4:30 p. m., 17th. se of fire. The nearest school §4_Paulson va Gard Compel U3 to credit him up on his account, | Arrive Blkhorn, 5:00 p. m., 17th. away, and althougn the school board pur- vy Before taking your next. glass 0f | We could see right through his little game Aarive Papillion, 5:50 p. m., 17th. * ] splendid lots at Twenty- U9—Kelley vs Kelle. River Water hold it up to the light. At one time, when we pressed him for the | Aprive Omaha, 7:00 p. m., 17th. sixeand E. street two yes ago, 171 Investors comp ohime. m amount he owes us, he gave himself away by yet owing to the cupidity “of 180—8cott vs Muynurd, Then look at g ¥ A Pl oLs, Genl. Supt. shiton Vs O'Conner. saying that it was mighty poor coal we were ). NicHOLS, Genl. Supt i few men who happen to be possessed of ton v 0'Conner. delivering up there. He'imagined he held o | taxable property and no school children or - g ser vs Slon Ma; club over our heads. 10 is the sameoldstory | 1707 811 kinds of fish, fresh and salted, patriotism, there is no immediate prospect of T e Mt ' EoligistitiafitoliedSololandiBEdge that drove several of the coal dealers of | 0 to Hayden Bros, a building for school purposes. City taxes, | 20-333 ard Mae 's Baum. R btk of thio bukiness ot sélling. coal o | However, aro ot lower than ' in othor por’ | 3 T—JUDGE IRVINE. [ ] ARCTICS, - RUBBER BOOTS B o o T teatinn. M. shnisore. thie | -00. tions more favored by location but less by k hy 2 ftipon themselvos to. domincer the whole | A special Texas excursion from Omaha | nature 551 Ands Wisuy. FRE>H from the LUMBERMANS OVERS,EXCLUDERS, Etc. business, I admit that the coal in the Wal | to North 5 via Houston and Itisonly fair to state that the reason | 20-102—Drosky vs Hig nnt Hill building may not look as good as | Galveston » Omaha, Friday | given for rejecting the petition for hght and 29-112—Burdette vs Getty. GRI“TE H"-Ls' as made by the 6 samiple furnished with our. bid; but any VX 3 108Y0, <52 S8 fire protection last night was that there was Fighting for D; As a pure medicinal or table ¥ a evening, 17; stopover at all pe0 I 4 nting for Dax 3 grade of soft coal is bound to_breake up i 3 oney in the fund for that purpose, i . Por particulars and | The attention of Judge Davis' court is | w it stands al : A . : 8l th hauling, o o ° | points “allowed. _For particu S igh just why other locations inout-of-vhe- 10,9 3 o s | water 1t stands alone. . y R e Acie i thi dla bt P the E060 t National Bank building. i pluined. nandes against the Omaha Street Railway | Still or Sparkline. OFAll Dealers, y coal and has piled it up here in a heap in- | N. B.—All applications must be ve- | Through Councilman Wood's vertina company. Two and one-half years ago the | LONDONDERRY LITHIA SPRING WATER CO. : stead of burning {t ushe should Lave done. | ived by the 15th inst. themountl) PnowiiTedEed to grank 11hq pot. NASHUA, N. Y. 1 3 If he had handled that coal right the SR fon as soon us there shall be money in the | = — > RINA oo . 3 would have been uo leap of slackc and slate | SPE LOW RATE proper fund. C. B. PERKINS & Co., Boglo) $elling Agens 4 Ber to point out to visito s H 5 ool Board Mcet air i A mnva of DoWitt's Lithle | rpo 1 Exenrale An adjourned meeting of the school board Why PAXTON & GILLAG“ER' o will be advanced onelle, only thirty miles north Distributing Agents for Omaha, Early Risers is o misfortune. These little o ity aolleamarth pills regulate the liver, cure headache, dys. | 9f Mobile, Ala., on Tuesday, February | oo of giscussing the question of taking a A | W 6 G | st e 1 W 0 | 6 pg “they Wanted ? | +heUriginal and uenuine o e was held last night principally for the pur- agent. S 5 RO ’ : fund by enforcing the Slocum law, which § Cheap Rates to the Inauguration. lo & Olijo raflroad et from 81.50 to provides that in all cities having m.mnl.u- (WORGESTER&HIR) A 3 DEALERS ) 3 h ¥ % per acre. If you desire to make a ViCeRAIAL thaiiin fen 8 i 2 For the inauguration of Cleveland and | Ypip south for business or pleasure join more [nhabitants tho saloon license fee shall Because they never spoil nice Stevenson at Washington on March 4th, | this excurgion. For further inforr seing absent, no definite | desserts. excursion tickets, reading via Baltimore | tjon and a folder giving a deserintion of | getion was taken, An informal discussion m tickot, ruding viy ¢ : ; . Rl ; 5 el ZAGCH and Ohio railroad, “The Picturesque | the climate and lands, call on or write | was had, which indicated the sense of the Because the cakes, puddings, . i ARY Route,” will be placed on sale at the J. R. RIc board to be in favor of taking the census at g SAUC : ‘ ‘ i ticket oftices of principal railroads of the Room 201 Mer once creams, etc,, are made to = S b AT, - . west, as well as the ticket offices of the The defeat of the school levy last spring please the most refined taste. Impurts the most ddlicious taste and zest v § 4 y T.IND \Y, Baltimore and Ohio company. The fare e has crippled the schools and made it impos- B AtEa T oy axtracted b SOUPS; ; from Chicago will for the | IPrescoing and interior decorat S1blo ORERE boaRd 40 4oL MANSIEAR Pty SRANSIEISYiaze SRTIACICC. Y S s exDensca.t y Py TER from : : b = 1111 Harney Street, Omaha. round trip. Th sketa will be sold | signsand estimates furnished. Henry | DL, Sxpenscs, and nob evua. that:without a new method, from the true DICAL GEN- | GRAVIES, 4 a0 g additional funds. ¥ TLEMAN at Mad- from February . to March 3d inclu- | Lehmann, 1508 Douglas street. The question with some is: Shall ad- fruit, so that each has its own ras. to his bro give, and will be valid forreturn journey -~ 44 ditions reVe) B p secured by raising ) 500 . ot YOROES' P until March 8th inclusive, Y| Forall kinds of fish, frosh and salted, Qtiomhlixevenue L9 phcuGlLy ralting tho natural and distinctive char- Sy iy g ¢ Tho Baltimore & Ohio is the shortest | go to Huyden Bros. district? If the licensa should be raised to acter. That is why Dr. LEA & PERRING' i route to Washington from nearly all ik 81,000, the city would be deprived of the oc iohwredt it Bidsne et thelr naace 1o 2 points west, Tts trains are vestibuled | Wanted, for an old line life insirance | SERAtD Lax.0L8 00 from pach oXaho deventay sigeiy Deilglansts Mavoring Birnly elesned in I RARLE | from end to end, and carry Pullman | company, manager for southern O s L ol Extracts, Lemon, Orange, Indis, and tein my WL R e ¢ b ! o | gain several thousand doliars moro than the opinion, the most i cars. - £ | 1two or three fivst class specials | city treasury would lose, even if oné-fourth 75 % AT palatable, a8 well - & > railvoad in_ America is better | for gencral soliciting. Top eontracts | of the present number closed up, Besides, Yanillg, ste.patepanted, To ;o lbasketystle 816 Douglas Stroet, Omaha, Neb. equipped than the Baltimore & Ohio 10 | aiven to reputable men. Address A 43, | it isnotallalllikely the city willagain under: the connoisseur the difference Tade.n &e. Turinn@y diseasos 1lar ana transport with dispateh, safety and com- | 5 2 take to levy an occupation tux Taxpaycrs NG Thie orowdh which will'vistt e who are opposed to @ levy or bonds will between them and the com- Beware of Imitations; ol I s by sreasiaibony Washington 10 witness the inanguration | See tho celebrated Sohmer piano at { (1)) ',‘,[jl anatia BoRua, 40 823 She wuember mon Flavoring Extracts is so g Lo aaivine o6 taate r PAciias neable i slilbing At BY e oM N T ceremonies. Its long experience in | Ford & Charlton Music Co., 1508 Dodge. | *'dberctany Funston read the report of t great that it cannot be e 800 that you get Lea & Perring' | Sontonistt iuitior " dnsyuestnatlufareloyr dhers I Comwditating fro / Cortaio sl aasatilocy peivs transporting crowds to former inaugura- | e city treasuver AR b A . IR " 5 Book (Mysteries of Life sout [ Ditica hodrada.m. 1o p.m. Suaiaysi)am n tions, Grand Army of the Republicen- | oy all kinds of fish, fresh and salted, | November, December, Januaty, 1803, 1t pressed in words. A trial = campments, Knights Templar conclaves |y to Huyden Bros. showed a balauce on*hand February 1of will prove their superioz @A F e and similar gat 1gs on an extensive g $8,060.60, not including $2,000 from the state : —— P ol . scale, will prove most uable in ar- TR apportionment now due. excellence. Bignature on every hottle of Original & Go e Tanging for the coming inanguvation, == | ALF leenses Bill were allowed amounting in the aggre- | . JOHN DUNCAN'S BONS. MIW V¢ 2 b Pr | The following marriage licenses were is- | gate to §114.31 o oo SRR T STy 20! : For move detailed information as to 3 Ellax 2o S Raba atha T i 5 - i rates e o trains, ot ‘apply o1, & | sued by County Judge Eller yesterday: ¢ Miss Ltebelcl Geton was elected a substi BAY STATE" “n“ks the Dutch Process | i : = penaneiTlY CURED or NOPAY en, assistant general passenger agent, | & TADD. RRAEATAN i ccretary Funston was instructed to notify » — K P TP 7 : 22 'l1:h<- Lookery, lln ago, or O. Josfapo: Millard, Nel th l;l_\ |l\‘m|n:] that tho T'”“tx“{”"‘):"'“‘l'”\’ ; =lf\l;drl‘)\onflus - No é‘l“l‘\jl“(fl b ? : \;r l'\;';‘([lfk ‘“‘;‘. l'[l(ihli;(‘ (?fo(‘umrrll r\nl ll)ln\‘h;,s‘ avty, assistant b “ a7 | s withiout water and request thict o main be . i ancial Reference: Naf'l Baok of Commerce, Onal agent, Cincinnati, O, e TSI SORsS ohba, 1id and u fire plug be put in at that point. . | .ANJOSMZITHERq <N Other Chemicals sl o b R —————- 1 Gust Abenddroth, Omaba Afjourned to meet nexi Tuesday might at 3 ano DRU See Dentist K | Lizzio Miller, Omitha 7 Now is the time to buy. R e are used in the i 3 Tavestizate our Method, Written guarantos Lo abe ) make o variety from sreparation ure Al ds of 1t 3 of ) BOX 08, Walter J. Lad : AR fo T MONT XLOAN preparation of Tutoly Cuire all Kinds of IE0PTURE of Lot soxes, witl \ | | | 210 0] o X : > Out the us6 of Knlfo OF ByFinge, uo natter of Low long I liontiecta O Ward, South Omahi Maglo Clty Gosslp. ] Xt 3 W. BAKER & C0.’S o tandiog. . ! AL oy loh. e 220 case of J. P. Thompson, arrested for et ity i siandioks ¥ AMINATION FREE. ‘ | an O MeVIte, Omana keeping his saloon in the Cleveland houso : OUR LATEST AND BEST P j Joseph P, Natry, Omaha *** 57 | open after hours, was continued to Monday, i X Pea as ocoa ; Th 0' E M“_LEH [}flM ANY. { Mury Sullivan, Omiha 3 bruury 27 e THE lEWIS BANJB. ‘. P 4 ¢ 0 IFE HA, nt’l ——————— There will be an_entertainment at the Al Erdorsed by the BEST Players p { which {s absolutely WY 5 z 807-308 N, Y, LIFE BLDG., OMANA, NEB. don't want a worpia iver; you don's | bright Methodist church uext Friday even Send for Catalogue and i | pure and soluble. : ond for Olroulsn retrospection which commences with today | want a bad complexion, you don't’ want a | ing, by the Glee club of the Bellevuo college, mention the Instruments you 4 It has more than three times among devout church people the world over, | bad breath; you don't Waut a headache. | for the benefit of the poor of Albright. o think of purchaving. - k R ibastrangin 66 Coon IIxSC iF YOU WAN 2 Beady-made The program was delightfully well played, | Then use Do Witt's Littlo Eurly Risers, the | The members of Knoxall couacil 1464, A JOBN €. HAYNES & 00 Sagar, and 18 far more ¢co- Shirt to sult Mr. Taft showing himself a thorough master | 4mous little pills. Royal Arcanum, will give one of their series b BOSTON, “ZA8% nomical, costing less {han one cent @ cup. you, get llle of his instrument. He is a soulful player, e - = - 0% deficious, nourishing, aud EASILY / : and his techuique faseinates all those who s ;s 7 DIGESTED. 4 : watch the play of his fingers over the key 801d by Grocers everywhere, 4 o TRADE boards. His playing of the intermezzo from A 4 R ; SCavalleria wonderfully effective, and W. BAKER & C0,, Dorchester, Mass. : TP : throughout the y " every prow. DR. 1.0 DOSOHLRE 9. p aniale of W.H. PARKER, M.D,, No. 4 Bulfinch st., MARK. the country’ ‘:“u 3 MCCREW | prmmyis,ad conlip it | 12 18 A SURE FIT; WE MAKR e Halies Rt oty RRERRS-inlon sl b “j“-.:;:. i 1L Twe apeoiuisT, | o smaricd e aud bt e AT IT AND WE KNOW. esting recital at the Liuingor gallery yester Pt ia e Urontmontorall ' | Debyeand it Disea ra s Weaknes of arcn | Walch our ndvarhuement: next weeks dny afternoon, the rogram bomg furnished thy ke’ i brloh, makes 0 PP VATE DISEASES GURES W e o g i by Miss Bella Robmson of Council Bluffs ssaset—BrORoKIHS, Caianh, Asthn Coouiain fo vrse 3, M 45 CIuett coon & co. : an 1 Weakness oy apsisted by Miss Myrtle Coon of this city are prevented and cured, and Disorders of ME| 43 e IR Riehicnn hos boea o) Lofors in “Oxygln Book”’ and 4 Trys Free. et RS NN R v T e L0ST VlTM.ITY aga Tger GRS Omaba, and itis sufficient to say that her Write for circulars | L g Lo B . slo e [ performance was fully in ku-pmg with the The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum sPEelFI“ ox'“in GD., and question list free, 10MAS P. BIMPBON, Washin 14tb and Farnam Sta,, 1. € NG atty’s foo until | T%e piane. g s Frove priacipally thom Used in Millisns of Homes—40_Years the Standard, Suite 510 Sheely Bldg, Omaha Staabia, Nob. tained. Write for Iaveutors Guido Organ Recital at Trinity, The organ by Mr. Frank Taft yesterday afternoon atTrinity cathedral was | a fitting prelude to the Lenten reflectionand | you ey