Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 25, 1893, Page 8

! THE OMAHA DAILY BEL:: TUESDAY, APRIL 25 189 FEBRUARY TERMCHOSED | 750 NEW SEWERS INPROSPECTIVE | 0 WEEKss FOURTEARS | SO IS II SIS NINGZ | WE HAVE RECEIVE) at public auction some two weeks ago —_— ; I : ‘ Kickapog Indian Sagwa Shows is, of course, the only correct thing for gentlemen's wear f FROM-— t M, Joseoh 1. Litle RECEIVER OF ¢ Worlhinglon Co: Publishers of New York, ! We hought heavily, as the shades were Axiin ™ . ha ? District Oourt Judges Wind Up the Fag | wall nesorted and’ the qualities of the | ity Councl I'l"""‘“ Where They Will Be | Blood Cleansing Qualities of Ends of Justice. | very best, the prices fetched were lower Constructed. | than we hag er known them: the e an v | Roots, Barks and Herbs. ribbons are in and being marked off, and PEOPLE WHO WANT TO BE DIVORCED | will be placed on sale Thursday of "this | ENGINEER ROSEWATER'S REPORT ADOPTED | — Tl taneRt ol thea. 1o phibes petd | - | MertomN, N, 11, Dec. 8, 1 They Find the Matrimontal Yoke Too | these beautiful ribbons. A sample line | Manderson Stree a pwers | 1 was A con- % soan in our conter show.w , i o to WiltStree g stant rufferer Henvy and Sigh for Single Bleased- \ be scen in our \ how window Wiil Have to Waitst | o N ieed Sl ey SoveLsetiing | tomorrow and Wednesday, Rot missloner Squabble Witl o axin biae N. B. FALCONER Come Up Tonight. eases for four P.S. Our special suit and jack y | I Vears, at —_— will continue tomorrow. We ha 1oyeA the be lid 1 I 1 | DhYsicians in po. " ¢ splendid trade on them today especially city council last evening definitely de s hysic KHE aftorquistudo that nervadad t on the Fton suits at #5.00, with tho g ¥ e S R e New Hamp- FEISLOOUTY Footis yes\arcay was it St of a t valued at from $1 } : ghire and con- ontrast to the bustle « act y of the 3 o ool 3 and instructed the Board of Publie Oy 3 gulted different i b g y B dress goods are g Works to take the steps necessary to uward - \ specialists in W d . ? dropped | Louse Af iR il th racts and get the work under way % Boston without and 1 motions fc ¥ S e Uhis uction was taken by the adoption of a benefit, dress and semi-dress oceasions. It's only a matter of where to buy—when to buy and what to buy. Well posted fellows Two Estates, who are wise and keep tab on things—will all tell you that where to buy is here. We can safely say to you that when to buy is this week; as to what to buy, well, a good many main sewers to be constructed prAili13 men say that g GLAY WORSTED is wbout the hest thing a man can put money into nowadays. 2 % no FALCONER concurrent lution, which will require | S ) help, 1 _began Mayor Bemis' signature vefore it becomes | 28 taking Kickas of the hair of th Neckties Free, | operative & oo Indian y ed Ben S. Buker us The Globe Clothing Co., 115 S. 16th | As soon as th ' o council | T Moore, Meriden, N. H.Eagway unllll § t 3 g | e t it has afford- Tnited States attc y opposite the B tore, begs to ¢ 1to mi hole, with Mr certify under oath thu i ; “l“ 46 i took to dispos anno m.’ that thoy now open for v | ed me morerelief in the past two Judge Fe ol time to dispose o . AT owell 4 weeks than all the different physi- y g "o ks Balubio " e e, cians in the past four years, ither Wednesday or Thursday he w For the balan hls week v o ) t which he deemed ad- | JOUN H. MOORE, Meriden, N. 1L, cide the union depot i case that was 0 : [ i of thio nrottods. of \rgued before him " ind rown v, for $5.00, warranted ! aken der advisement worth $0.00 or money ill be refunded Judge Sc was on | \ With every purc is only Personally appeared John I Moore, well ind to convinee the t e : Come and make Tenth Zhteenth st Rim signed 15 trie et ot of i « - il SroBteLorinN Bouth Twenty-first . strect st ke Betore me, WM. If. SISSON, Notary Pub. Wea &2 Bottt told! ¢ \wyeis 115 S. 10th strebt. te il B Kickapoo indian Sagwa. that he had just returne ong Pi Opposite Boston Store t i n Twenty-first { Natu Remedy of Roots, Bavks and Herb to which place he went last wee \ % Al ol . forthe 1itoody Licer, Stomach and Kidne mess of fis He declared that in h orts Vete Firemen Attention, Y L 8,000 | Sold by Druggists, $1,00 per Bottle, Six for $5.00, he haa succee nost )l il tha Special meeting this Mondav evening, for the next month ould live on braits | o i)' a4 at Chiof Ga HiaroRoe ot 6y wenty-fourth o Twenty-if Bt kot o, faots. e, thouish told o | HALL to! mnks! arrangeinents) for tho\|lCifongs atroot sowas cstenslon o Dho e, that the Judee did i homed | funcral of our lute Brother Joseph | (i e string of fish, but Weba BougHbnt o | ROWIE: .M PARf; Vies President North Oniahia niuin sewer xteenth street ma and after he had J. DONNELLY, JR.. Secretary Balance reached this city - Judge Keysor sat upon the bench iu the ELECTRIC CITY OF 111 ALNS, large court room fora ti and announce that on Thursday morning he would ta Spectal Gothenburg Excursion. and dispose of 4 number o s in v i wsion on the over- sundry porsons are charged with having | 1y flye ay, 27th inst., at 2:15 p. | on the North Omaha sewer main will cor violated the city ordinances. Tuening his | beetial d for | plete that sewer from its present northern | PSR o Lin rendis of tho v se who do not care to ary A TN L ) tar committee, which recommend party as now goes on the regular bi- | SRS &Lt e o Dt dapaniing ome more young crs be tur to | monthly exeursior ) Wnoa EHa bl Herodt /NB FApORU R S 10 prey upon the fat of the land e v rate is one fave for the round trip, | would have. b fiablo: b the Jort set forth the fact that the 2 | rood for ten days, but tickets can only | Twenty-socond strect sower M wmed young gentlemen had been examined bought of W. H. Green, Karbua ders . ) 18 state secial | n legal lore and that noue of them had been | o ! f ulm wanting: ( 1]. orgun AL Hos IR SR B B Hove [cDonne TR ) te v / e o bl 1 it 1 W RO RO Wilcoe ahd & AL | pussengers than any town in the e oL o Cooper. Al of them held up their hands, | four times as larg WOt (b IPCRGEHAATIADIN rorsav abe BiloE swore that they would pport the consti - i than those named in these cstimates, th | tution of the Uni S v | See the celebrated S r_piano at | \work cannot now be under ) | N try the cases wh ht b a W Ford & Ch ton Musice Co., 1503 Dodge Mr. Rosewater, in speaking of his repor them and do their duties as a i t B said that the city had committed itself 1J | Douglas county bar Having ( Is Omaha Goin to Have a Cannl? DR. T An enormous stock of booksk novels, dictionaries, Dbibles; testaments, hymnals, prayc books, etc., ecte., that wer:d bought at about 15 what they cost the publisher, We have put them on sald this morning at prices tha. cannot fail to attract a multi; tude of eager buyers; cannoi fail to swell our sales and tc pack our book department, T You miss a mighty saving chance i S N They are soft-look dressy ~hold their shape hold their 1ssued for main sewers d Conrxisit, N. I, Dec. 3, 1502 I color—and never grow shiny., Four hundred of these suits resent year he e J genuine cluys—in sacks—in square cuts—in cutaways—are placed on sale today in Black Goods Headguarters —(that's at the rear end of our first floor)— SUITS that were made to coax fifteen dollars out of a man's pockets ON BOOKS if you don't attend this sale. We Quote Bankrupt sale prices oms only a few lines, remaining £100,000 The amount absorbs all but the premiums on the bond sule, which, if the same as last year, will exceod £,000 and will doubtless ve needed for extras in the c ruction of the | work thus provided for. ‘I'ne amount n 1 ‘ hook —at the remarkable price of ten dollars and fifty cents asuit. These goods ade up in Taultloss manner—w fine Italian linings—fine mohair binding and so on. Asi m the “clay special”—in order to make it an interesting black time, we will offer as a compa n to the clays at $10.30 four hundred genuine English_corkserew worsted suits—in Omaha report o t ease it would 1 50,000 ight and ¢ wnd without completion to its Searles | A lot of books, clothes AT bound books, anda good full type. Inthe lot yow will find many desir: | able books. 2 FOR Brief Biographic Cozzen's Sayings : Two Days, Rural’ Poems. Rev, Mr, Dashwell. Builders of the Sea.} Reminiscences of Thomas Carlyle. And many others, cither straight cut sacks—round corner sacks or cutaways the Valle street sewer at the time th of this the cight young men sian Gothenburg has one, and did not wait i bonds were voted. The Chicago street sewer and were graduated as fuil fledged barris- | ¢ 0 ; A ; estors to die or for the county | Should be extended to the river, as it had | Geaduate of Kush Medlenl Colloge, A0 Grolbn Ly DU the othnrs. s t to contribute it, but put up her money been condemned by the Board of Health as | SULTATION FIREE). For the troatment of 1 S Jighvis o | being a nuisance, especially tothe Union PP happy after they had sccured theiv sheep- | and y hus o water powor that is at- | Juts S SIES ERReCitiiy 1o the Tlon Li GHBONM} Niqvu”s skins and had th ifely tucked away in | tracting” the attention of the entire | yqaitlons adjoiming Dundes Plice want & 1 i their inside pockets. Most of the newly | western country. An investment in | sewer, but Saddle creek. cannot be ubed. as AND made lawyoers will remain in the oftices | Gothenburg lik the day when the | por s wough private propert where they have st thoug ) ¢ becomes due— you draw th I )10 build a sewer re them will go to the swal tow « e avoi n't how easy | gardles: e creck | I state. 1 ! LiCan, U LB ES) DV y Mr. Hascall considered the judgment of | . We cure Catarrh, All Disenses ofthy We ‘qyestitent dn Goshanbu 1o enginecr good and made a motion to th GO LT, B TD TWO MISFIT MARKIAGES, is the same. The favmers shipped 800,- © (ge faneer ¢ imate be approved and | and Live: ey — K sake | 100 bushels inin 1802, To Gothen- + yhat the Board of Public Works be in- | Blood, Skin and Kiduov Diseasos Couptes “""_I “"“I‘ the Courts to Make | e anufacture is no fiction: it is a ructed to advertise for bids | Female Wealmesses, Lost Manhood o “' RO ‘f“"' Lize | guarante fact. G ‘s s’ ex- Ir. Parker talked for Saddle ercek and | CURED, 3 A v Rl ostnconsand sty A721C 1 Gupsion t you there il 27, at 2:15 | wanted it turned into an an open sewer. e ey anantlyRctirel have just learned that they are the parties | | T s rvound trip. | Mr. Munro said that Manderson str ; 4 i a A | Al maladies of & privato or dellcate naturs, of to a misfit marriage and they have appe T i be secured only of W. H. | wasin need of u sewer, the territ L\ either sox. posttively faultless in fit—thoroughly made—with fine linings—flat mo, . L. SEARLES, Consulting Surgeon, N % % i T i hair binding—tailor trimmings--perfeet in every detail that goes to make a fine suit of clothes—at twelve—an even dozen UL GRS DR dollars a suit. Truly a week to dress up in. T I A T R LR IR PO T OO Y 95900 nm Qginsee 7 one who has come to the front “"“"“‘*»"‘;‘ FEEDING IOWA PAUPERS. this time. The big ditch has already put e A of woe. He avers that as long ago as 1856 the low lands there in better condition than ol arce vtiters as he led the wife to the altar and that for a | One of Them Hus Sw d glas County ver befor d still better drainage will be - - v Crs as number of years she was a kind and indul- for Sev . secured w it is comple 1 A 4 3 gent helpmeet, though possessed with a | For the past soven years Mes Minnie | Mr, Parker and Mr. Munro did not insist, 5 7 : Scott, Haggard, Thon- temper of hier own. down to the yini of Council Bluffs has been drawing a = i ¢ : ty cngineer were unanumously con- as Day, Tunseau, Mace?| merits in the ease, he alleges not very long | weekly stipend from the Douglas county | eured 1o ago, when they live easide t »f | poor fund and she might have continued to, | By way of diversity o fow resoluti A i 8 ILVER IiLI:‘C’[‘I{O_ I)Ll,\’l‘El) quo d, 1 wry, Hazlits, Atlantic City, N. J., Mrs. Dickinson hit | swindle the county for seven years more had | acted upon o STy him a violent blow and then spit in | not County Agent Burr taken a notion to in- | Clerk’s desk i et yhan, avit o | BoComAsent Blr ko Majov Baloombe, tio ow airees. sommis: | | Cook auickest, ) \ ware such as Raymond sells is of tier and many others. ! ; sioner. ‘The resolitions instructed Street | [and best. 4 Y p amdl did not complain, but last February he | Jugt before noon this womna applied at | Commissioher Winshowr: under o diveeier | | Thoy aré a X o g . Your choice for this 1 il L IS ; : ommissione spear, under the directio > - o > o s % oot that tine he ilcges that the Wife | the county oftice as has been her weokly cus- | of the Hoard of Bublic. Works, to repair :‘.:}J';'i'n- ST the very hl.g.hCSt (llldllty new (ILSlgI]S sale gc. she was nearly ready to kill bim, \While | tomand asked for the allowance, which in | Washouts upon a couple of strects lighten dabor } 8 £ b resolutions. He said the council recognized o flavor not very long ago and since their resi- | questions. The county agent hud his doubts, | guly one street commissionor and ho Aul oot | |3 Simoory = in this clty, she sald, and that in the | 444 in looking over his books he noticod | think it nocessary to name him in the rese. | [Don'tles S tureen, CZ\l](lL‘l{ll)l'{lS. I{A\ l\lOVI), Paper covered novels, Prosento Of soiflo of the noighbors, thatho | 40t ghe was booked as one of the bottom e T e (air o denter seu || S 15th and Douglas Scarlet letter, Nlemoir trace b e would bo willing to go out | dwellers and that for seven years she haa | Mr. Hascall said that the ary com- | |4 g P D 3 ’ ot e Eainlno sroulaibowiling bolBo aut e L v e mitteo wouid have repor 1y at(Tues- Another 5 > of a Mother-in-Lazw, The : swerad the questions satisfaetory | day evening's me ar e ques- i ! g O e D aon By s | o oimar, shying that she had & st pusbary | ton of . stice. comimlssionor, il o sus: | |Swmtzo. | 1| \iEEE= : Great Ingersoll Contro- until last Thursday, when Mrs saying that she had a sick husband : i s Send 2o, ) o Dickinson ndded the straw that broke the | and severai small children, The wolf wasat | Rested sl Lot R GRS | stamy ; it versy, Lhilip Henson M. samel's buck, us it were, Upon that ocen, | the doorand thero was not @ crust in tho eturned to M. Stecl and orn |/}, : i, 4 Blon ho nllokos that sho threw o cup of | houso. Bure felt bad, but botoro oponing | b will introduc them again this evening. 100page - Y DA Ths o ) coffee in his fuce, und then threw out the | the purse strings of the county he remarked g ¢ y I8 O ety playful remark, -l kill you. Dickinsor | that he would o down and see the old man, | After the grip, when you are weak and Doctor Rameiun. and could stand knives and such kinds of things, | that he might know whav was needed. At 1 out,” Hood's Sarsaparilla will re BOOK : but he drew the line on hot coffee, and now | that point the woman protested, saying that your heatth and strength, AEE he s in the divorce divisions of the district | She hud to go and see the doctor, and it be- FREE. X 2 N ' T ' ! | ing so far she would not put the co pavis ; % Rats O mabecr E\ : COBiwah 7. Kogin and her husband James | Aent o so much troublo, | Bure Informey | Thefollowing marriage licenses were issued M;rgsn'niaén;“a';a-&;m SIOT(;E: & LN are two people who have just discovered that | her that the county was paying him for t by County Judge Eller yesterday: iajestic Mfg. Co.. St. - ) ) i G R By et e S N ( LOVELL'S many othe wge isa mockery, a delusion and a Nume and address, Age snare ve asked the court to step | Ure to accompany her to the humble abode | | puatrick Conners, Omaha 30 inand takea hand in the separation act, | by the side of the great and muddy river. t Mary Muldoon, Quaha .00 26 S Tiithis.case. o D bpcors o8 the cow: | ‘Mrs: Geyini would have nothingof the il 4 & SONS. the wifo appears as the com. 3 John Mathauies, Omah: o Sieieicid [} \ ! plainin party, and addition to wanting | kind, and while the agent was busy with ydek, Omaha ¥ oy i U / 4 Y o) @ Yy i maiden naine, which in the days of long ago | and was gone. Then Burr showed his skill n AL Tlagarty, Omahi R 4 Headquarters for wa Moore. | us a detective, for he fotlowed her and made ter Czaptik, Omaha ‘s Tabiabis 2 \ 3 % / ‘ s The woman in the case avers that she | bis catch in the rearof the city hall. He | 1 Mary Susinskf, Omuha 7 3 \ 3 united her fortuncs with Mr. Kegin at | grabbed the woman by the arm und started | § Villuds Anderson, Omal: ;s > Marysville, % two years ago,und | With her to the police station, but he had | 1 Mary A, Knudson, Ol riee 3 \ (S \ . All the standard anavi A e s valed it raithan o Khlositbatore ale | lGoorka Bawall Ovialiat: : § 4 i 3 T s § ? . . pure, chaste, lovia faithiu 1o ka hercs | brole down and confess. all, She aduwitted ‘.“{”,’]””;” e gE . % Werite us tor prices on Whiskies both in bond and tax paid. AT books, printed on fine wife, while the husband has been the other. hat she resided in Council and that | ) Charles O, O eossnsns 33 X = e s U L e PR YT alalr s B TkA E Thonartictlan wiokbd thine ol um.’n in, ,(H the differc county ',m\ hod ul m;. mlw -Im lr n]m.‘.d + 5 ) ; / WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK IN Tk s paper, ¢ le gant 1 y she complains is that one year ago last Murch, | 8 ceded in getting food ana clothing from orge Greder, Omaha . . S 2 W\ ) ‘neolis in the presence of company, James gotmad | Douslas county for years. After making this LZgroling Uostaryioniia 24 ) i = bound in best Iinglish and told her to go to the place alleged to be | confession she was released, but with the | 4§ Jimcs B Beterson, Onialia & 4 cloth by such authors e 7ot e ) 0 S0 | understanding that she will be prosecuted if | 1-uella Nyboe, Omiha. ... IR ) e y Eliot. - et e | she everagain shows her face upon this side e N < 7 as Scott, Geory iot, o & Two Estates, of the river ns a Gua ¥, 1o Acense. 4 \ > o The probate court Is engaged in an at - - : Mike Wallanz, "who invested #3.25 in a % N { Lord Lytton, Clark | P ople b I ) = 2 1@ i tomp to unravel a tanglo that tos up some | (VoS 0f Deople ke piies, but Do Witts | world-Herald waaranty 1t fal to secure o | Russell,Charles Dick- of the property of the estates of Clark Wood- | ' o HHite AL Db license, is in trouble and a complaint filed in KEE COOL | Cai *hack | ans. , J UL ACK~ man and Hugh G, Clark, both decease : N b police court by License Inspector Hurst tells R | ns HallCalnililack ord o olng 1d. Muhl f M olworth and the Noah 5 s :Id, Muhlabach, ¢ 1 fiihaua b laceo hora oc BB v Woolworth and the | cavse o i aivertgscd U notieo of s oy AR ootl;| i REr e B R e e e e | field ilabach, and supposed to be ¢ Mo R & inie and Me 1+ Butterfield, oc- | plication In v \\m.;l Herald, and smce oistared gradunte in mad s diplomas corti 3w, 13 still traatia s with tha seostost many others. At thig ship! AR a A ik wred at n, Sunday, at Trinity cathedr: that time has been conducting a temperance o s 8% cAtarch, 105t m vna) ninnl weakns4s, nizat 10vsrs all and forms of privats o No | 7 L) hip. When Wood L n inity cathedral [ 0 Tan e R A Aa (R o Beefi cury 180 1, New trantms ) Partios unably to vis Wiy b Leantod at hon sale only 19c. rospondence. Mailcin, 10 1ALl 0 e xp a4y s03uraly 1,00 mrks £ 10 4 This great Tem nee dr laim, alleging that ther ter ( ng service. Dean Garg 1 f rd ts. He had a combination $ hoalthiul, 18 e some $15,000, and he was ) : ! Millspay oft AR Farhi 1 | : i e aran i paug rning one way beer could b S aring af Loton sant fran. O Ls Lo, Contultation trag. Goressponduass sieiol the time of Clark's death this H. 1" clat cathedral choir " t sther cider. The license in ’ and stampfor clreular 4 ansettlod, av v. owing to the fa vhich s v | feeling two favorit i Iropped onto the racket and Wallanz | RAnE P Snociallvion Woodmau cs is insolvent, the credit- | By Cindl and “Hark " the charge of selling liquor H : [ 5 i ! Bibles, | partners and that the Clavk es.ate | Bad b R d 10, the or ! HEYN'S - Testaments, [ OXERY. WRY your recipes for custurds, puddngs and | QG0 R0 two weeks. At druzgists, or by PHOTOGRAPHS The bearers wore Mr. C. W. Lyman, Mr, | stuces. Try it and be convinced. G mail, Nerve Boan G, Bufalo, N. Y. Hymnals, | Fredervick Davis, Mr. F. L. Haller, Mr, s, | and druggists terday mornin ve they secured an injunc- | D. Barkalow, Mr. D, H. Wheeler, jr., and - 2 BRIV IROIRINg wheso thay seourad ug injune- | D. | . Grading Bonds for Sale. ik B AR UR STORE-is : - Prayer Books, bloc f the origis ) sautiful casket and many friends followed | 15, sell district grading bonds in the sum of N clation to many la | Etc. Etc. Ete - It seems that th 4 " emains ) 10 depo ere N T, 40 P 3 2017 ; A R P e naing t depoi, witero thoy were | 7,400 Natiopal Bank, N0 dies who are specially in aken to meet the Northwestern teain to AT S A . S ;i Taos y 5 s ! of v work lay ing tracks s Racine, Wis., at which place, her former I‘,‘lllfnm LA 'Nf‘:‘”, s ; U. 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, BRILLIANCY terested in good wine for < Remember, with every pur- Kle iscovered the plot, and, shotu home, the interment occurred this morning AN 1 ily /e s ~ar | b Y hand, stood the entire force off uutil morn- | in” Mound cemetery, the Rev. Mr. Piper of | thattho lmit underthe churter had been | ¢ g pital, 3 ..$400,000 AND lel]) aie, 1 We scllacar []| chase of $1.00 or over at our vhien he went mto the courts St. Luke's church iating RO RUC VA0 GINY DU DRk ORI M0 gl — | load a month., That'swhy . ap e oive T R b v and Mrs. Clomm e f.‘:..‘.?‘-,’,"'(\.x:“\‘\“'l-.‘\'f‘."lfl until e drter | Sueplus....... ... $65,000 EXQUISITE TOUCH. J} PR y Ith dep. utment we give Ivho s CGook's Extry Dry Tmporial Oh o is Matony Rusteriield wont ou Thoy are what are known as short time | o i we se Favorite Dictionary, containing , you have uot donc so, try it, — VUEN ! - bonds, in the sum of #00 each, and run from | € Meers and Directors—Henry W. Tates, prasl 1)1 | Piles of people have j out DeWitt's uine years and are issued against the | et Conme 3 N vhurtaer oo oty 300,000 words and phrases an 700 engravings. ns, new vesetuble discovery of murvelous power, positive cure for all should share one-half of this aud choir lead Trinity, and did nerve troubias, such #s HBFVOUS prostration, ward securing the pipe organ which y 1 1 is money saved lessness, despondency, pains in back and | : s ' \ | | Used Shot Gun Argument, | eded the present one, She was a skill, | Lime and money can be saved by using the de, sick headucle. dyspepsia, 1088 of appe- | antst and a close ssudont of music in | Gai) Borden Brand Condensed Milk in | tte. ete. Wonderfal nétve tonie, mukes r | George J. Kleffuer and the other heirs the estate of George Klefuer, deceased were before Judge Scott at an early hour yes pure blood, tones entire system. #l a box. T TP | witchhazel salve will cure them roperty in the grading districts. Reed, casbior. “We went through just such a fight as this THE IRON BANK. ! Califol Maderai R i fus yeure ago0nd un e ARE YOU GROWING TIRED? ‘ at || Do not fail to buy your, Clark, a representative of \d systen . 2 At 316-317 South 15th Street. | 25¢ Quart Bottle, [ »yoks now, of heating und ventilation, o a Bee reporter Of the small winged, narrow pointed collarsi OMALA $4 9 | | books now. o belo Itustration of col yesterday. “We sha A We show you below an iltustration of collar of much wider points and fuller {ront, in different | | o ey R on s L e Roacd of Healta widths, which is a very stylish and popular | OR. J Ihen vote for your World's before we irough that tie horrible l things the » heard about the shape for the current season. You will fid it | MCcGREW || Fair favorite. A vote given Smead systom being a disease broedor is all the correct thing and you will like it, - Afle A i sttt U a humt tarted and eireulated by rival g CLUETT BRAND 25¢, T miresadiioihe o1 Los Aungoloy [ ! compauics. Mr, Smead has telegraphed me ¢ 10 employ the beat attorncy in Omaha and NATONA, NARROW: treatiment of all | H Wiae, Liguor and Qizss | F 1iG-118 8. 16th St., Omab s ) VAU! fight the matter through, for wo know what | yasRGs. MEOIM, PRIVATE DISEASES | L) once establish # COON BRAND 20c. and shiweskasssypy | |} when the ith is CHIOK. ReDiUN and Disorders of i L H y b7 /o By el f : " N 18 years experien | L o Cheap, 0 Iy P 2 oy " The " Monarch" Shirt is the one you should e H ] ,L( Adental offic in Omabs, Neb. Ad- i ouly Pure Creaw of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum, wear '{ you want satisfaction, and question list froe, _| h r 212, Bee o S illion hand Farn - e e —— — ]! dress K12, Bee otlice, Used in Millious of Homes—40 Years the Standard, . CLUETT, COON & cO, Hthgad Faman B | o000 Gomos |