Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 11, 1893, Page 8

8 TIHE ‘L\IAIL\__IK\LLY BEE: MONDAY EPTEMBER 11, 1893, | : D B v \ | ¥ e L WUl On September 10 and 11 the Chicago, ) N e femrio et o WoRIA THrLT e 1w | Rock Isiand & Pacific railway will \ 4 4 | stest thc s weltion optiton fiow the ity | THe ¥ '"'"".: nt - S | Found teip tokets to Chicago &t one 414 4 Attornty o hid before allowing any claim tor vestmen | e <& for the round trip. You can take the i tot 1 i1 | damages ngainst the « Is organized under the s of the state | Republican Rally rin the Suburbs Last e | s p " Washing of Municipal Linen in a Special | A ; f Nobrask, Tt commsnds feeil toins |~ b Nebraska state 1i at 4 p. m. trom i on de Privo at A e, IV < - City Council Meeting. The many extras I ors. [t observes in the management Saturday Evening. ;““:”If "“lI\ t by \””I gl \;W lv‘,:“l"“‘x: 4 Y x PR wilowed ©our et ¢ i fits y.:m- n;' and conse \4;n ] a— L wvairls g 5 p A ) REPORT OF THE CITIZENS' COMMITTEE | yald tor by o : | investment compantes and - suvings SPEECHES RECEIVED WITH ENTHUSIASM | can take the World pecia v, m., arrive at Englewood at f i I~ and in Fain ¢ ! 7 " YR ITS PURPOSES ARE | known Many Polnts of Local Administration Give | T . Bond the install. | CAndidates in Profumon Were Prosent— |can't make this time via any other i x " : . " ,:"“‘l'l" wtnsbocll g il Mr. Johnston Dissassos the Present By taking this line you will save time I'he average American younagster acquires more practical ctures and Adverse ¢ ofticor i went pla AU A Nuldl 3 3 . Comment—Warm Discussion by AR 3 i an m i ifica transfers through theteity of Chi ledge in one year than his foreign cousin does in three ; Interenen B 1 kn | \- | on real estate “seen ity Jich may be As the Cause—Others Speak, $ ) nterested Ferso ) | st Dining cars on all through tra 3 repuid in monthly installments thanks to L L Ak AL our most perfect and world-renowned school 0 prov fest and most profit g | man sleey rs constitute quip- | system, and more so to our encouraging Americin mothers. inye for small monthly | Good attendanee and manifestations of | et o sl World's fair trains via . the sing i o investors a large \‘Ml | interestin the work of the party were the [ SGreat Rock Island 1R W Tof Frte At every be rinning of the school season you will find these [ s than can be realiz characteristics of the meeting of the Harri- | gle rocar reservatio maps of the | gansibl 9 ¢ i g 1 stention ofa; r 3 L s kil investment. To ennble | son Ropublican club of Bonson Saturday | T I onasar e | o nsible and proud motiers s juirm in order to dress their be- ; i i ! A ‘,", vho d A :llm ';I‘ ':;'w‘*\"”‘l‘ night. Republicans n.‘.\.u,,.rrn wrned | | nglo H\‘ and any, otho intormation [ loved boys becoming, neat and holiday like. I'he boy be- \ o SR CI porn Y homes ( l 10 * | out in full force, « umber of Omana | eall at ticket office, 1602 Farnam strect. | , 3 J i &Y s A e A ! =il LOAN WASEIRATS bing severnl CAnaIdNten for CrAs, KENNEDY, comes proud and finds goiny to school a source of pleasure, was granted and | & : OANS, : A M Gl g o | » you o vesares Thnid of - Who compuiy, as AI‘-mevv- s e ‘Hlt | AL equally as well as his father, who is the schoo! director. and read the docun 18 as A ‘ : X fast as it necumulates, will be loaned to | g . e g 3 and ich / ) Are You Going Down to the Opentug? T S y g T 16WA t i | gt | centifieate holders o' the company and | seeretars o P ey e o e 1o aree i o | Ol course, to please a boy in his apparel is no easy task, we o ik HoNonAntg MAvor ASH Cire eator oven e ! to others, if there is no demand from cer- “_“ I"““ e T e | speeinl on‘the Rock wd from union | admit. The best you can do in order to avoid a good deal of COUNCILOF SorTin OMANA, NEIL— Gentlenien AP : \ lexof | tificate holders on real estate seeurity, [ M. Johuston, in a Lol LR LUL TR A vt Tty i ierienl ; ! On the Sth day of August, 1503, at the 1 ¢ Who hive t at?per ecent intercst, or payable in | attention to the existing condition of affairs | {IHNE BRI B I QR SRS SEAIEEREET T inconvenience, bring him th us, introduce him to one of our chool bulldig in this clty, at o mecting of | porations in N monthly installment in the country, and arraiened the democrath SRR S q ; s I taxpayer ar u report of n previousty | ot the ES it tol Il Y NONFORIEITA BLE party as being responsiblo for it, nceusing it :\‘ ]‘_im' i e :l‘“’,“ .‘1 Bttt ! polite salesmen, who will show you a few hundred ditferent ey k" Commlttos was. ab G s After twelve monthly installments | of catering to the intercsts of producers in | 1)y Csaime day, 12 hours quicke an | shades and fabrics. When you see ‘em all, you can depend sald thpayer mbled, consist L0 eeessary L WG Cve ey body | have been paid on o bond the holder | Ttaly and the Bermudas rather than 0 | vig any other line. Low ¥ 1 of the citizer ¢ I ¢ O T i « we ot itour | may, if he 8o desives, stop paying and | those of our own people. As to the silver | pound trip. Maps of the th, ol s | ON sceing everything under the suar After selecting your g I vity h duty to usk you to It the bur f our iR ) nonassessable Wia | : § At SR AR S 3 5 J Fain if 1 pents imad 0 10 stop the many unne yirains | take o paid up nona bl tiel- | question, Mr. Johuston denied that the | giving full and reliable infors choice you needn't look clsewhere for his hat, shoes, waists truc, and to report t | On ouE treasuey by Tiany W 1 . ting bond for the sum of the monthly | Sherman act was responsible in any wise for | garding rules for setticment, ¢ had v G 3 ¥ ¢ & 4 e e vlting the cltr bicers, | JOEvY 1t und e ot ehititled to i un ~v.u1a ents ’m'll to vlvmlm- i prey sonditions, and called attention to | by appiying at the Rock Island oftic underwear and all else. We have 'em in abundance, of every SR A nws. Scores of little homes wero s NTEREST AND PROFITS, i it HooanLiHE 1602 Farnam streot { : by At report were i Dot bR LLIL P the faet that people are acceptng sitver dol wrna 9 RO AT RE thelr i o Ty T ey M By means of monthly compounding of | A1y AN OLieY oSl Tow Ve Tay CHAS, KENNEDY, G . N.W. I A description and cevery price, prop fer, wnd i firy Tl ety 1 i interest on the funds loaned by fines, i e 3 e g = Yo ; mevt at o plice de Ly Wil fppe HHATOH, Fabs) 6t Tbi1h EFUIPRRLGAA b} iy 120 et Ui el Uiy Deste s tome, We still charge for a good knock-about suit, $1. Our $1.60 order ta | dearwbateves | Ly Sttt it AL S by e thit | gome republicans have the failing of secking | pire totally dostroyed. the frimo cottage = g i B o, bl chiisHeR: A fantle K V00 people i the next decads pecttuily | the profits from these souvces, together | g oo iions in the way of political instit o o BRTAA F (ANEN and 2 suits arc finer than last year—make splendid \rluml Ofieers who responded werg | Submitieds g with the monthly puyments, will mature Ttk A i of Lee Hennever at 2823 Parker street at ¢ g : ) : Holles. Jud ot COmnIAsIONer, Ity A MR Tt to persistent bondholders all bonds not | tons ind stray from the fold to seck strav wm early hour ye ay moming. Loss, | suits, But the suit that makes all the clothiers grumble, is our garbige muster and the treasurer. Wo resret Tor I ek, otherwise matured. ds, while a democrat may vrofess himself 0. ; [Siee et Eige =l o G ¥ |". it i Clielokic el yplir liguatuble Ly YW s Puid up bonds participate in profits, A thivd party man up to ion day, when i An alarm l;lHu!‘ 1"\““ lm- ‘410‘,””;;(“ at to | leader, that famous $2.50 one, 10t 'em made up better and Qid ot see T nake Arrangemnents W mect Wi 11 MAYBERRY. MATURING OF BOND FUNDS he ds sure to be found voting the ticket of [ Pwenty-sixth and Blondo streets. Tt was o Wis < ORAE s ; : us, Delloving, ws we do, thi there s nothing Koumicrs. I UNG 301 NDS. | 5 plaze i a burn and the damage was sligl cheaper this ye: because of so ; une ‘ed tailors more condutive 1o the welitare ofany elty, BilplHis Bonds will bo matured and paid | “the unwashed” Hoclosed by calling upon | blnzo in aburnand the damagy was slight. | Cheaper this year, 1 THa VAU ’f‘[‘l ryed tailors in thin the closest seruting by the tRxpiyers I Grieniss, monthly in numerical order out | the members of the party to stand togethe New York. Beautiful patterns and firm, solid colors, cheviot S A R J. A. Dok, of the bond fund. All bonds not | this fall, predicting a cyclonic sweep for the ; ; i iy s e explination U T it | cnarzed the Committee Wit Untaieness | 0 Cmatured and paid, will be de- | repiblic forces iich £n e e wewt | 2nUS cassimere naterid!s; $3, ¢3.50 and $4 suits are made of ity Wppear irrular in heir dutics pertain- 4 e TR : e ennott disclaimed belng an IR t many women 5 L £ O eIty el Assoonas Mr. Breen had finished Mr. | claved full paid, and nona hl orator, but briefly declared his ambition for ey, Ove their beau genuine Scotch and Irish l\nnuupuns,l]mtIl wear like cast iron. Conley arose and sail that in his opinion the | the end of el e i il to Dr. Pierce's Fa- t yenrs and will participate 2 : Some Startling Suggestions. | committee had acted wnfairly. As foe W= |y ghe profits of the company. In no | reord he has made vorite Prese - | Our finer grades range up to ,7.25; that's the best the world Information self ho had attended o imeeting of (the e we will the date of payment of such | C. C. Stanley of South Omaha made a i Bl { g ; ot e e, Wit e | e G AL e that iant b put, 1t | full paid paid bonds b extended for a | short aadress, asking for the suflrages of thy J o h et [ producess i that ey are veritied | Y itiee was not | longer period than three years from | peovle for the republican incumbents of 3 L el that 4 eriied o, radiate from In fancy npr:\r(!l we show the newest of reefers; according to s 3 county oftices, who, he said, are entitled for e feulir, nd woukd recommend your honorabie | ready. BUBLAL, o v . o the common conter 2 ' B e e Fenired 1o | Then City Attorney Van Dusen took SAVINC Yt i Q,I ath, The best | the _]un ors’ Monthly"” fashion plate. fulfill - the dutic ining to their oftic the floor and dropped & few sentences that | The only way to secure a surplus is to W i e fo! he e s bodily condition re- < Wty sl wanner, i in aeeordines | were strictly to the point, e siid the com- | v o portion of your carnings. The RNt IAY R O aan \‘é sults’ from good Next, of course, you want a hat to match. Show you a few i ) . way to make your surplus profitable is | is nominated, to take off his coat and hustle food, fresh wittee had acted unfair oughout, its i 5 Ehe part of sild oflicers 5o to do be followed by [ FRUSE (G Heted BHEEE haneE 5 sl red do? of beautic vood ¢ . ST : proper Jezal steps for dismissal: - thi peport did bot cotn e a. | to invest it with the Nebraska Guaran- | for the man who is favored by the party U Lot dlepzany ff el 8 A El cloth hat Horiz5c) andia i hess for L positton. i cvary reapect, | tons. Dave Anderson. he suid, knew all S B Lt B LT | e mCt I AV e e uso of the® Prescription™ “mmid. | fine one for 35¢; then as fine as you like to have. o that there are cortain | about th an case on the n of ome office, rooms 22 and 23 Douglas S L o SN enhiood, womanhood, and motherhood, it's a “ o T Ay i ST A uds of depnrtmonts In tho ¢ity government | the fu the school houso, but | Llock, Omaha, Neb. T MOl M L AT IS CnEoRTe et peculiarly adapted to Next “Shoes.” We carry the kind that are rough on the ey IS Eoea g Tha dtios oF thelr ofitcen, | |isinuaLuigl e Leotins Siihs | Belible oAt schools is not given th wtion thit L‘:l‘”“’"‘"m- e strengthening, and | oo and you don't pay shos store prices either—goc for a and would recomuiend that all such appoint= R LRI S O e RO & o 3 It importance ts, GLW iburn and M iadd sk ® 5 5 % e 3 S ! ) by the council.” This ke conside Housekeepers' saleat Morse’s Monday. ro o headacho, pain in the back, | ¢ 7 5 EYIY % R f 3 v affieers be required to report and bijanes | by usekeepers' saleat Morse's Monday. | (. Micleod also Spoi 40 o . : A e oflicer ird to repore and biilance || 8 L8 TN Tt Ho defied. any mom i ¥ | G MacLieod also spoko, M MucLeod apolt e e, P vl aeniiicy: | Splendid school shoe, finer in proportioa 'till you reach ¢2.00, i red it RIS Y Ui comint b o e v national matters’ horeafter, and vrodictod | O LomBryons Jeyous Our latest catalogue contains samples of boys' wear; it will I AR Do s TRy (Wi by e | S e e While tho ety ate | Teave Omuha at4 b, m. via the Chi- | that the ticket would carny’ Douging county | [rostration, amt secplesncss, the | U pay you to go through it. I you have not on 1d your Wiy W ver enployed i | MI:“ HuAiREENGE hB alaiios te to | cago, Rock Island & Pacific and t w ly?!lv\\n' this fall. He closed by calime | oibiaetg'it, Tt dispels aches and pains, o ay 0 go d o H ne send you B wiseontined, "t ol M B thit i bt yetod unfairly tn | side the World's fuic grownds at $ . m. | 8tention to the unsuitablo guarters occupied | s diglacoments and cures tatareal e | o ddres b he city sity | the Sullivan matter also. Breeo came back | the following morni You can't make | P¥ thesupcrintendent of schools. flammation of the lin wembranes. It's i ehiploy | at him with o denial and explanation, |m§ this time via any other line Toatty bs Trineip 1,‘(4.1,-,;"1,,‘7 to \}n' 1;( o cure, or the money tme s paid for py | Van D was 1 and he spo! rand | commodations to be had of © g i . paid for it is refunded Sty b fu dischirged wnd WY | Jowd, roasting the. committee for the S l’f‘“’m\ o ‘m_\‘[_‘l‘ 'fi”":I ‘{“,”‘;]:_ 2 shilosopher of “Dox Box,” and John | - the clty, iid HoL SCEVe LWO niitste om - the begun Anderson coneluc S (ablass0i R IIRRETS ALl taTatinash v AL L B R i the ity erl bo . | UL was bout o for i 1 vapluin | thne tables of this Hne vou ill B | 1o stand by s priseipics and win in_ i : quested 1o keep his hooks properly written up | and he stated that it was not his intention as @ orld’s [ o stands cctions L ongr, IBuatng 1 Lht tizs b6 inknsa DN EHY | Rectione e o e A A e e s 2 LA Great Many Holesin the Skinmer,” an’t Pu ut WO TN : n ey 7 feclionst unon g s "i“‘l;".“\“l‘:‘l'l":,‘“ e which elicited much appliuse. Why the OPEN EVENIKGS UNTIL 8. SATURDAYS 'TILL 10. Brouzit for ther Collvtoa of #300 or abewy | Billy Wood fired Hoviatiot) Hnto [l imae i ten B e Y Judge Miller thought the democratic party Why the hat st which the ity treasarer clainis i : his sweeping insinuatious > < : had found tne soluton of the smoke nuisance delinquent tax focs in order aking o specificd charge lineldireb oAl ien itan chic |t U] £ nearly eve tion finlly whothor o 1s entitied undor tho | faiv nds: time, ten minut toaviintliniant BEHOEnkolsttona) 3 3 W o Taw 10 Sitile o not | Hrighainiamtiorityitynosty addition to this > have suncatled-for stand taken by a sh L s 11 ] % Y S. T, Brigham, who was a momber of the | leaving Omaha at 5 10 p, m. and | lished near thermorgue, towards the \ 1l ; = 0 m i the Departments, , who | leaving Omaha . m., p.m. and § 1i B o t e S committee, got i a e late, but he lodged & | 10:30 0, ., thn iving passengers the | county officials, i ; ) A u llo 1ce a 1‘10 I woulld stzicest Uit e bie requ 2 | dissenting report in part of what the com- | o) i of ‘four daily trains to Chicago | Concerning mindtions e the : ” - ; RO DI R bE oL mittee had offered. He thought that some | Shed G F00 G0 Y TERE O icken | Dar convention for the district b , he S £ A R s : of the oficials were acting on the square | a0, . 1 { z q! ! d_thit in the opinion of aen; by him on a 8 amd menticned the nawes of one or two, | time and g pussengers at th 1 ] ] Bow on the Jas. Boss Filled ! 'b t R d 11 1 = o 7 » is nonpartisan unléss he is g e e s e e B e vl || b aymon is selling and weare of the apinion that the cost of | yhe committee What didn't vi [0 know | lines and with less trouble and expense. | and other people to agree with them his department is out of all proportion to the i ! v o whether the 1 o not. He | Diniy attached to ull through | the republicans of this district be bound by Keystone Watch Case Comi= sy dmvet from 1t and bellove & 84 | had not looked up the facts. Ho had been | ¢ BRI, 3 S ¢ | the action of less thun a third of the bar of = : B 5 ‘t ] o d_ Pl 't d S 1 ppicity couldivg miadb widor cam= | Jol) enough, however, the workings | jia i SeuViie T :,“;‘[','I’I.”‘.‘” £ AnY | the districtrnsked My, Millor. He closed pany, Philadelphia. It pro- :; erll“b an ate 1lver- engineering departient could be rendered | of the city varbage and artment 1o | o TR e Chicago, World's * | his address with a few culogistic remarks tects the Watch from the pick- e ticlnt i wLmuch lesy exponse 10 1ho | give him nerve o roust | vely quite ;'“”‘;“l ;‘m S e aahing concerning Hon. John M. “Thurston and ==t i ts it fi axpayers by huvinga head to that depart- | severely, But he had no fi to present. | grounds, time cards and sle g, Te Judge Walton, and asked the party to pull | pocket, and prevents it from P G e ey, S et | arente e e LRSS S o et ware a per cent off. AT e RO 0 1o be in 4 rotten condition. ). Pratt, Councilman MeLear v ith cas o <. . Cor. 13th and Douz Ot ropar Bracations being v | - One point made by Ld 4 which his | The Chicage, Milwaukeo & St. Paut . | Commissioner Willa with_cases stamped & I Cor. 15th and Douzlas, e ane ey eiote o that departnient, | friends co X his mak- made a vound trip rate from | adopted. except the generally understood withi this trade mark The bullding inspectors tent is very | jng ¢ Attorney i Dy | s tone and of great henefit to the eiy RO caroTor . Tickets | one that the elub will be found vight in li atlarge i€ eiciently manwsed, bt 1t is pi wits attorney for'the Union Pacitic r - — g 3 Picket | this fall. Another meeting will ‘be hel b < " 5 auln Hlelantivinainastiiinn and carried an annual pass. The attorne; N I L “”“1 11 Tieket | ¢} 5 eur fature, the date of which is not yet Sold, without extra charge | w L D}@UGLAS Diutaina el e says ho ents the company in all case £ Bl decided. for this bow (ring), through e Dty ) ot xeept the which the city is mterested, e [ = 3 SHOE w“fi'i' oy ] L e : R ey nconloNT Tt o And senstblo Wateh' dealers only. S NOT RIP. ” ‘HM\ I « i att al not urged the Union Pa I h)u next );m \“4 exc K & Inuy e have no inclinat Lo use pill v onr 18 estimated by the nr Do you wear them? When next In need try a ”[,. + Should learly il we ¢ Railroad company to pay tor the repairs | Omaha via the Missour i 3 1 ity for every de e e e S o) o] ave Anderson | on September 12 to i Can- | take, Th leaned that the Best In the world. Than *liey dre st prosnt. Tt te e to say | recommended that the. eour on zive new Oklahoma, Ind } % 3 | be dittie 1 Ri » Wit no department of the city causes move | bonds as some of the o worthloss, | complaints from the average e’tizen. Detine | Wyman admitted to Ed John: hnt he haa Bis duties and his reclearly and it will | promis montns ago to ook up cer- i aenion sisghtinn, nd the man rs to v his A eer | linois Central and Mobile and Oh f IRIRRE g and bowels, so that headaches, dizzin i ( T I o fastidion e OR LADIES iy ngieatodo: : S| but had negled | roadsin Tennessee, sippl and lassitude are prevented. tone ¢ | I 1 oy S IEs ULy s divunse ol e | Chairman o T L T O fic Ry | synem. . Lots of heul el [ ; / : L ¥ '{52.00 it Verified under I property fieme | finance ; by this time, and in | favetie to Lake Charl inclusive. | felows. 5 S I 1zvd . $1.75 wterial ron- | speech about un hour long he ied all of < limited to 20 days. Stopovers —_—— pation: we ot the allegations in the Johnson report and Towad 06k i thos dn otmation s Grand Openin - | roduced figures and records to back them 5 S ster | The Cherokee Strip will he opened for i 27 L0 e e G D 5-";l‘m{ SRR Fe T T, i atnoon, Y 12 hours time by | [ Prosid 3 Ut i Ued | s statcnent with an itemized vecord and THOS. 1. GobE L& tuking the Rock ad Sroutoydenyingd| g : HEW ERA ™ High Class Photography, lowin ) ) explained where he had gone each time and | J, O, i . A. Omebaiata.gn., and o .on the dino 3 y At Popular Pricos 1F you want a fno DRESS SHOE, mado I the latsst ‘”;;“'f'u i 1ol 1 for what purpose. \When the meeting broke = 8240 pom. same day. Round trip tiek & kol s 2 1 styles, don't pay $6 o $8, try my $3, $3.50, $4,00 or R A AL Lfor | up it was after midnight aud the councilmen Chiengo, Rock Ialand & Pacific will be on sale Tue Septemb sul L -315-317S, 15th Steeot, | 8 y fi usfom mado and lock and L 3 and cortain members of the committee virtu Chungo of time, effeetive Sunday, Sep- : for the round trip, pl 5 } i Privats aal wear as well, Ify I to e i n A ang ) 5 £ ¢ 5 ear as well, 1f you wish to economize In your footwear, r“'\""“"" Hlkto ) : d of sending | ally I" ;)““l' \"-\“I" ”“l“_ 1) B ‘f‘»:‘}l Some [ tember 10, the Nebraska state Timited I g the teip from Omah wrierviuy Divoases. Omaha, Neb, do so by purchasing W, L. Douglas shwz. Namo ,.‘& A A R it | Ieacen GIAS C DL SIS ER ANSIR A SOHESLR & [{ roinEioastiwill ntulve fromWling | Caldwell hton the liy : AT N . prics stamped on the bottom, lock for it when you buy, same could b i Mot R — - 1230 p. m.and leave for Chic . | in the cent s Strip. s Miress with W. L. DOVGLAS, o meane, Sold by Ing oo { ¢ | Sopture ofin lirase oLBNsRALL, World's fair (No. 6) | tickets are fi qood 20 duy P teutars. walely il R —— Jtings e vl coniblit Abo ook last night Omcer Emeriek [ H1 arrive from Colorado at 3:55 p.m, | from date s For maps of the and sometimes nasin [ty . was called by telephone th the corner of , sk your jeweler for pam. U0 of > am N S A ) STonisinnt with their h causing nausen [gnatz Newman; Ehas. Svenson; 8 i and leave for Chicago at4 p. . Going | Strip and s g settle DI EBRA.SI{A W. Bowman & Cos; C. think It conmpatibl o i our | Twenty-third and K streets. Two suspici- | wost the Colorado limited (N will { ment. eall at R nd ticket oftice, PROTEC" YOUR EYES Cressey, So. Omahi T Jihrs (o ettt mogey to e tken tron | ous eharacters had been prowling about that | avpive from Chicago at 2 p. nd leave | 1602 Farnam stree — - e —— of wedttin ofiicial, o crsisse hire | ehborhood all the afternoon and the peo- | for Denver, Colovado Sprin Cras. KENNEDY, el Sl NATIONAL BANK. . Points Keport Priatsed, ple diviv the vicinity concluded that | pPyeblo at 2:05 p. m. All other t G. N, W.P. A Hirschbers's .1 3 Y- { . Lot the expert omployed by you | Lrey, Were looklug foru chance to gl | same as provious curd. Ticket off | o - | HIrsC0ers’s “Sp 42 : U. 8. Depository, Omaha, Nob. s it Y lntor l\”v: he night, and asked to have them | Jeon' it A E LS m-;»:n.k.l State .I i, IL n; -? n I~- nt. ’l( to 15 Nt totalle ~ > e — - TREA EN 1able infory T nE oth QUNE0 U, 1 The Chicagc tock and & Yucitie | 4 - J -\ ) ined T it report niention ien the oflicer they would | ’ : ik ool tick Li 2, VL T, e o Ty T v badineo ce hi the station house | The Lowest ¢ Rates Ever | railway will s ickets o Lincoh e Al | cAPITAL, £400,000 b nastl e ek D inedadhe 4 ) i R AT one faro for tho round teip from all sta- | Speciaeles a1l ) A s - ¥or al ey for the year 1E59, This should e > woduce i Wi he cou by the Burlington route will be in effect | tions in aska: also from Council | Freas) SUSA 3, & & L % g P Rtisuiol e by you andihe whelo asted ungn | takail 4 m iy | Shptomben 10" and 11, when round trip | Blufls, good returning until Sept, 18, | Byesassys " ~ - — ; Cronic, Nervous, ahourationtion (s wlsa ealled o e tuet tha | Dluffed 4pdyas s work oF ab NEguuIenE sk | ioknaito Ol '(:.‘;.. will be on sale at the ‘x; 1.\(.“.].(“[1"»n.‘l‘_..:\ ulay train s \I’"'u“ - 3 Omeors ant Dir ey . Yagen, ot % Surgical e printing bils of the clty eould e con L A g b LU0JSENIA | onesway rate of ock Tslund™ will runaspecial faie | 7 < dent, R, 0. Cuashing, vieo president, €, 8 M s Xl y sl rably s Dy Davin all adyertise | ho drow Ris deiber and, eontly ol it | NG favorable opportunity as this | train on the Tith, 12th, Eith and tich, | HAX SEYER BRO sorety Wb Hirac, Jolud 8 Collius, J.N: L Fiiek , ) B A AR b | s B L ot The men o | Of soeing the great fair will ever again | leaving Council Blufls at 710 a. m. and | g gMPARY, EYF CLASSES! 4 i Privats 11l bie i IRLOR, 1 WO tin) fOUNG Bliaces | seopr T e 1o tho | present ftself. Do not, thevefore, allow b union depot R:00 0. m. Return- THE FRON BANK. R Hhored surtisencits nar oy nubil il The's ir names, | it to slip by unimproved. City ticket aves Lincoln G:30p. m. “The Special Diseasss : oy aect i 1 af e but elim to be gt and sy oy | offiee, 1524 Farnam sticet N limited” leaves Council HOTELS, P S roopinion b ) live in Ol 'l ocked up. | 8:85 L0 8 9:10 a ELS, 5 Cagaerh Pow P o wiile' dlio, | cowiell W[ Mile Bl Gy, Bear in mind the decided advantages P R TR T O 4 4 . Y L R Mra, J. MoFowlerig il o of the Chicugo & Northwestern railway. T TP, P " ~ " Stricture, Hydroce! . JouALS ATty | Mrs. I O Maytield Is confiuod to her bed | Foour daily castern oxpress trains, with | Lernum snd union dopot. ol iEk 2 : EDUCATIONAL, Eirietue, Hydrongle, Yarienaslpy tors, and heyeo | 0Y sickness now and special cquipment, unexcelled % e { ) Rpby iu‘l ‘\‘;I""\”l‘ illl'\ reasonable RSP el : o ] A chires. CONSULTATION FREE, Call oa v u Wa | oA Melcher fs m s drug 810r0 | west of Chiicago, Low rates. Baggage i The W . THERE or wddross, . bo Loyl 11l wopk | into the Bingor black ehecked from your home. Choice of | No western railroad is moro highly > - 5N ressos, 1his the eity 1 orost. Mrs, George Brewer and childven havere | ¢ yiok, safe and comfortable methods of | fayored as repardsense of access to the pluton ¢ comnnittes that the arned home frow the east TR i, YOO PSRN o fer direet o the World's fuiv | World's fair grounds than the Burling- 4 : | Bonds of the councttuiy should Do drawn up | The sports have atready commenced | taUSfer divact v = aha SHardle ale | e e Tk Recsonan: r « DLLMUU J 1AL shonld ull qun . v hos thereon | hagging ducks over on the vottoms, | 3 ; na. bty ticket ofice. Nocl40] Favnam st | stution at Chicugo, into whieh all Bur ek WA g daple sullogioudivton & | iavet on the Aluriah e haw mare than | R fircuiy G, 1, W lington Routo trains run, you can DOUGLAS BLOCK, (Gth AND DODGE Juie 8 cheaply reach the i STS.., OMAHA, NEB. present you i wyitten opiuion on validies of | Soubie b A | quickly, casily and cheaply reueh the s omAHA MEDICAL GOLLEGE, oo ST OMA e o oL , R 8 110 2ant on e S avant proinil eannni) - - |\]m»1]\'m)‘]h\ i\‘.t-.r. steam railroad, el- el J oy A i s ' Migut Economize, uopif _JHIROR ARG OXEE SHOM GaNne Ask the city ticket g t 3 evatod vailvoad or eable cars, #I roved! and ghorousls Upriowi ” e V 3luffs and sited with the 1 a shol 4 ) ! A 2 2 . Wo are also of the opinion that B B o fan SNOFE | Jington routo'ut 1324 Faraam o £ Ask the city tioket agent of the Bur : OMAHA LAW SCHOOL A Full SIY ariota oillcn Bor whiLh the ety s nhe 1Y | Fred Ifcator case full information about the specially re- | lington Routé, at 1321 Furnam street, for $ ) ) AT e ooy v | O NS I & 420 per month. e would also have the | Mes. J. Holm, living 1 Wtoenth and | duced rates of September 10 and 11, | information about the best way to reach B ok nzdfilsi\/‘ué o gt ! [ 23 41““ St ;‘{;:“,‘:‘*‘,, i avgontienfon which the eity | R strcots, tuvited .K‘.‘..;‘,,':m ior fricuds in | They'ra tho lowest ver offered. Chicago. Excursion rates every day. po vo¥ KioW : Freth exructad i o i ¥ T Hutcd by tho partler tor whost, ety 15 whs orgie Cunuingham, an inmate of Mme. ] i srvatedsince thoy lave refused o puy the i | ® resort on Railroad avenue, made an | et s ks : I] R w Bfl”e share of the salury, und wo wonld recotimend successful attempt at suicido by the mor- B ¥ ki 1 g that the oftice be atollshed. This would bea | M un\ ,‘x”“. “.‘ ;‘vnu vy ke mer Kson Purk \ g . it . Al i to the clty of several hundred dollgrs, | Phine route Sunday morning oni ¢ ! eri I drd oo + quest iuto whut Is ealled | Cliarles Ja v was arrested ina saloon oric RANK XAND E o ¥ Paxton ook tive session et sesslon), we cannot | at Twenty-seventh aud L streets for making B SILLOWAY 2 f oseverely condewn. It is contrary to the | g disturbiauce aud attempting to N ! t whip the e wer © t 16en ulnll arnam Steoet, spiritand gonius of Amegtcan lnstitiitions or | by yender, boss aud all the customers in the ¢ few simple municipal ofticers ¢ r them bart ¥ HORS ARG 44} LI \ uors in the vt o t Telephone 1033 selves in wnd the pubiic, whoni th e, out, | Place. l he Mercer ki pl) orm Wil 0009 Bepien ¥ BIRING THIS WITH YOU and vd 1o dis iy u Detective Miles Mitcnell returned vestor- | | Write to THE UNIVERSITY, e 7 iogoy s ly would e with his pris Fred Kester, who will be @manaie N | pELLETIE BN NERVGU UIbORDERS Augd, Dusinge-Tiae L flo Uis das triod today on the charge of defrauding an o ‘ - - open council and 1t the public Le tha Ju 8 e - @ o (LLITAR At the A rattions: | Wo would suggoss that tho | in keeper, ; : du W AR ADUKE YT H EVILS WEAKNGIES Db fi'y, #fo. YA ““.u secret seasion Lo wholished fronn our councll | All the sidowalks on N street between | £ T Tk e EER IR IS e St 02 ASADE s DEUICKLY ‘and pEAME: procecdings. We would al gost that tho | Tyentieth and Twenty fourth will have to - It buth e 4 por dare AW SISO I b ta L CUleb "R NG T ad lone moicys colleeted Dy \ for filling | Lo lowered to the g th ' shows, voto L | day trom Des Moines and Council Bluffs ¥ money awiy. lts upitwll have (0 Shool of th Write fur iilu | e iGovery briof tho body. 1 «x:: curb. Some 3 i ¥ Kespec Euroly FLER 10 a0y Buarer platortis, sluce we ‘nl,.n”: '.‘”:‘\m‘m.nllllin”n:;i‘;— property owners have already complied with The ouly Pure Creaw of T'artar Powder.—No Ammonia; .\u Alum e AR ¢ R;,l.v. Botltloniug. your houorable body to | the order of the coucil. 1f tho others do ¢ d e o (sehe. ocSies K ure - 0 E EW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY | i AT E, Raade Doasar, 1808 1580, Vo tubls cistorcs Jiild by the city have | not do 80 ah once the siruct commissiouer Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years thc Standard, .8. ERB, Proa. EW ORI R N CrwaliN Lxsios L