Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 27, 1895, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: 2N N 0 | BAYDENS' BARGAINS FOR THURSDAY, VLW { ' N IN THE DISTRICT CCURT. Men's fancy percale and madras shirts, Which Caussd Mim Trouble. worth $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50, reduced to 75c. Talking about the vomplaint against him for Belling Tan Shoes at Terrible Reductions| Men's giuze balbriggan uncerwesr, 25¢ qual- Bargains in Shoes that Will Tnduce You to | . oo ot court, tawed on an alleged inter- GREAT wonK [ s ity, reduced to 12%c. in June. Men's 4-In-hand grass cloth wash tles, 12%c Buy of Us Alona, view with James Ieh Ben Baker says: THURSDAY, JUNE 2 UP GOES THE THERMOMETER, worth 25e. — 'So far as my saging that I had any pull | T s e e pnunn o B ot | B e Y — | DOWN GOES THE PRICES THEY'RE TAKING THE TANS FRO) ular 2 quality, reduced o 1214e i ) ) saia Sie. Buker, 1 eny . 1 did say of the | week ago and whem I returned I found a We Make the Prices to Sult the Tan Taste, | to close 2ic each We Make the Prices that Ot rs May 1mi- LADIES' FURNISHINGS. . 2 letter from a client of mine, Daniels. He SU p IS D A ridiculous eatehline repeated so frequent. 80 that Thers Won't Be Any Ladiés’ FIBBEL ante, 45, Woeth 108 tato—A New Ern u.:_ \m Shoe yas ml ’1” and :|~lkr-‘| me :"'4‘\” and see If the average buyer was as foolish as the average clothler who Taus t6 Sell Afeer July Ladles’ ribbed vests, 15¢, reduced from 25c ""3'": "'k'::' kg Riett, aHE op 1ot o thre Iel Mohgsy uses such a ridiculous argument would bhave him be, truthful ad- bl kL A i ot evenifig 1 went Into the corridor and after: vertisers, like ourselves, would trail the rear end of the business Ladles. st 86 fast biack cotton liose ward Into the hobo cage, When I came | Ph s'cl Ast d i 12t4e, worth 20c ) o th o cage. . e icians As Ol"lde procession. TN out the turnkey was not there and so I ' . Barte : ag ¢ Clearing out the tans makes us busy g J9C SALE, 19C. Thursday, Friday and Saturday we will put | went on to the office, expecting to find him | y But even the fool and the above headline has parted long ago. Bvery hour in the day is a busy one. ~We| __WASH GOODS THURSDAY. = on sale 50,000 pairs men's women’s and chil- | there. 1 found Ish sitting in a chair with [ The Philadelphia Times trutbfully says have put a pair of tan shoes on a whole lot | 28 imported satin stripe challls, only 196, | dren’s SHOES direct from the factory at less | his feet on the desk. He sald, ‘How-do-you- | “Munyon is to medic'ne what Edison is to | Our prices nefther go up with the drop, nor go down with the rise K of people that never once thought of buying | ic Imported Scotch madras cloth, onl. than factory prices. do. I have been wanting to see you electricity | N X 5 " s year. Why? The price 5c imported printed Swisses, only 19 50 palrs women's tan oxfords, na | avera) ARTY S AGA, B ths wav, Eie o4 The marvelous cures which have been of the thermometer.—Light weight clothes are just as cheap, or as - them this y hy g g And, t , this con Prices were never made so low for real, 0c Impcrted Manchester ginghams, only | square and pointed, worth s: u.lr'nu t\; | yersation was overheard by the boc y(h-qwl,‘:”“l' by 'Vw‘ o of his 1“(111”\HL'|IF ‘w:-w’, reasonable (as you might take it) when the sun's rays are the most ‘ enuine shoe leather as at this sale pairs women’s dongola hand turned ox- | [sh spoke about my acting as his counsel | have astounded physicians of all schools, and fyioge 8 ‘Wwhen tle " sters below zero, Our prices are Children's tan shoes of the best makes in c imported Seotch glnghams, only 19e. | fords, needle toe; this oxford is a hummer | and 1 sald T could not so sect unless agree- | Will undoubtedly " revolutionize the whole powerful when the mercury registers below zer ur prices a 3 bargain baskets all over the store. dimities and organdies, imported, only | and sells anywhere for $1.35, at 8¢ able to the other a He asked me | Practice of medicine. 3 neither seasonable nor fluctuating, The price we quote is a gilt edge - Boys' $2.00 tan shoes now $1.45, 500 pairs women's dongola oxfords In both | {f T had been appoi the court to| The professor believes there is a cure for | guarantee that the article is fully worth that much as long as it is . Boys' $2.60 tan £hoes now $1 Dress prints, summer styles, only 2%ce, square and pointed toes, a shoe that you will | prosecute the case and I no, but the | SYEEY (‘“*"l"‘ "““I”'"” oL here Boys' $3.00 tan shoes now $2 Dress challis, all cotton, only 2 say s a great bargain, 95 \tement had been made to me that T would | ON1Y Of old age or by accident | p Boys' $3.50 tan shoes now $2.50. Apron 2inghumg, checks, only 210 pairs women's vicl kid tan oxfords, with | be and 1 had discouraged the idea. Ish | o Fs System 18 to bulld up, not to tear | $2.50 for an all-wool Coatand Vest—take your choice—Dblack, navy B Youths' §2.00 tan shoes, spring heels, $1.00.| 75 pieces of dimities, lawns, organdies, | new razor toe: this shoe sells for $3.00 and | spoke about my work and sald he had seen | J°WN: to strengthen, not to weaken | blue or brown.—They're worth $1.00 at leas! 50 is our price to- & Ladies’ la Juliettes and light sh Prince 1ih ¢te;: Wotth is a dandy, In this sale $1.89 hanged one of « the men whom I had |, Professor Munvon does not claim that he e BRORVIL) kot - iarow. sqtiare, NODIG. SUURRS, | tooiorvon 106 pars o 2008 165 pairs women's dongola Prince Albert's, | prosecuted. He also asked what I W40 | has one remedy that will cure all complaints day—tomorrow—next month,—no matter when you want it, but the some opera toes, some hand turned, all very | SPECIAL SALE ON SUMMER MILLINERY. | neW needle toe only; this is a great bargain, [ of his counsel and I spoke in the L LT R s et ol o R B earlier you come, surer of choice of colors and your precise fit 78 stylish, none worth less than $2.50 and most | A EHING - LRt Ia Exatil asteful and | $1:89 terms of Ransom and Gurley, but said I|LSary every disease. He does not cla ey for a carcfully made Dress Coat of gray serge (dark or ¥ of them worth $4.00, June clearing price $1.48, | ,H'“‘ m""l‘,f “'\‘,m Sk :’1 "H’ 10 pairs of ladies’ dongola Juliettes, latest | did not know anything about the other men, | hiy Ihefimatic cure will cure consumption, | ]§|2(',,50 44 ,”'_', for _‘||‘|:’| It be $2.30 as I‘L‘,’_,’ 8 thoy've o6 Ladles' $2.50 black and tan oxfords, 98c. | ¢t ot ere, Fibbons and trim- | “t¥1e, With large buttons, a good $3.00 shoe, | remarking that they were commer .U““" pela_cor any other complaint, i 1= ight); mone Detier L 8 $2.00 1 ng b s ) ¥ Ladies' $3.50 tan oxfords, $2.00. o5 3 b Lk ol S BT lawyers. Referring to the county attorney, | \if Soarantee that it will cure rheumafism and If they're here longer than they ought to be, then we won't 1 7 ¥ <5 8K mings of all riptions, the ever popular | s B ! attorney, | pig dyspepsia_cure is prepared expressly to 4 % Men's $2.00 low shoes go at $1.25. Sa1l0F It the BeW . sNADes, il the T6AAI0E |ias) s' dongola button. narrow, | [ told Ish that he would have a pretty goc ure dyspepsia, his cough cure to cure | duce profit, but simply put a losing price, and out they fly; but we 3 Men’s small sizes, 6, b In o] | SReOE 4 h P \ 1108 | ¢quare and poinfed, nicely trimmed patent | opinion of him as a prosecutor before his Ay . » ey colors and shapes of $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 | St¥les in summer hats, and in fact everything | i " great nit, 07c | case was finished, TIsh wanted to kngw if | COUShS: ha catarrh remedles to cure ca seldom have such a course necessary. i tans, go at $2.00 HLELTL dred i summer millinery s} 30 pairs cnifd’s tan oxfords, sizes 2 to 6, | he would be permitted to ket his own meals o R PR AR L R Alpacea, Mohair, Drap D'I Manhattan, Henrictta—every & MAaTH,00 Rud §5.00 Tthsial oMot 400 | ivelto Diy slaeiphisrs;. The mmense s | gy ilarens. oxtords, 8 to 8, 40 and agked It e could procure beer While In | ifforent remedice cloth used for heat-defying clothes Is here made up *tasty, sewed patent leather shoes cut down to $2.50 have to pay elsewhere i ! hildren's oxfords 0 8, 49c a e asked me if I could not get him as prepared them | hanne o i i ST MHBIE 600 oati Vi 3RS All of Hanan & Son’s tan button shoes, | ery purchases we made and the fact that| Child's tan strap slipper, with large buckle, [ out on bond and I simply said that it was ‘,,']m“ilp,",,',f:rvl.;'u",f R '(:Il.".:u“\:nxz:' R F always $6.00, go for $4.00 nothing in this line can be carried over ex- | only 9ic too late now to do anything Mr. Baker | for the small su ;:"M ‘ .',‘, SEEmany ‘I"m‘ braska values. i You all know those light brown cloth top | plain the low prices asked. Everything up| Miss tan oxfords, $1.00. says these facts will be brought out on the | store, They a absolutely harmless “pleas: 3 button shoes that we've been selling the men | to date and first class In every particular, not- | 288 pairs of boys' tan shoes, a mew and | trial, when the committee, consisting of At-|ant to take and may be carried in the vest all along for $7.00 withi perfect ease, the bal- [ withstanding the great cut in prices. nobby shoe, worth $2.50, this sale, $1.48 torneys Clarkson, Ransom and Davis, will | pocket. E ance go for $4.00. HAYDEN BROS 320 men's, tan shoes, new razor toe, shoe | present charges against him, A valuable little book called the “Guide v The beauty of this sale is that there are no ———— worth $4.00, this sale, $2.98 Laaves e 16 € Tnat T to Health' has been issued, and can be hml‘ o broken sizes, nor even broken lots of tan | eas 250 pairs men’s tan vici kid, in all styles, aves from the Criminal Docket of any druggist free, which intelligently sets Phoes, but.they are all new and fresh gools, [ INTRODUCING A NEW SYSTEM. | "y je, $155 M. F. Martin will not be called on to an- | forth /n plain, simple language how any one A de b e leading mani urers of the —_— 0 pairs men’s satin oil ca congress | swer tc charge of leasing % nay cure themselves. e ey i e ilE A 3 Mencetocth Streets Will Bo Cleaned by Day | 5o, Pairs, mema satln o s s1.50C el g "I”“ . it D o |y on LA SN LIAIA .OCT6 mever (TN (0 We're doing this cutting to close out all Laborers. We have all sizes in the above add. e e e el THOSCARE {(r p from one to three hours and cure our tans before June Is over, and if you| Next Monday the method of cleaning the| We sell millinery at less than half prices ’ hls charge was set forth has been | i 3 few days. Price 25 cents d ' 3 L lismissed by the state. Mart! g have any regard for your bank account you'll | gireets by day labor, under the supervision | YOu've always paid. dlsmissed by the state. Martin's was oné of | Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure Is guaranteed to take in this sale at its earlist & . tssione i NEW YORK STORE, the last indictments found by the late grand | cure all forms of indigestion and stomach t the street issioner, will be put ir A i DREXEL SHOE CO., of the street comm oner, 1 e n 15th and Dodge Street: jur, There is still an indictment by the | troubles, Price 25 cents. & 1419 Farnam St. | operation. i grand jury agdinst both himself and” wife | Munyon's Catarrh Cure soothes and heals 3 ———— 1t 1s likely thet the necessary men will be | Philion and Arabs Sat. mat., Courtland. harging a similar offense, which has been | the afllicted parts, and restores them to Matinee at Courtland 4 o'clock Saturday. | omiiovea Monday, and the foremen for ity ontinued over the term, Mrs, Martin has | health, No failure;'a cure eedl, Price ————— ” | e hsent fron naha ever since this in cents ANOTHER GARBAGE WAR. the several districts appointed. Street | FATAL WORK OF A TOY CANNON | dictment was returned. Martin pleals not | Munyon's Liver Cure corrects headache, Commissioner ~ Kaspar will have an —_ guilty. billiousness, jaundice, constipation and all Sarpy County Cit'zens Protest Agalnst the | abundance of material to select from. For One Man Instantly Killed and Another | Rebecca and Louls Slobodisky were re- | liver diseases. Price 25 cents. Mucdonald Dumping Gronnds. several weeks registers for applicants have seriously Injured. leased, the charges being that they leased | Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures pains “We claim that Alexander Macdonald is a | been open In the cffice of the Board of Public | BEd M. Dedrick, a painter at the Missouri buldings to be used as houses of ill fame. | in the back, loins or groins, and all forms of A A B Ly Works and almest 500 men have put down | Pacific r e in N heir attorney claimed the party who owned | Kidney disease “ ro figurehead and has no real interest in rks and v Pacific railroad round house n North Omah, [ /i€ e i e i Terad T mere fig ’ a 4 s thelr names as seeking the employment. A | was instantly killed at 12:30 yesterday. e property should be named Munyon’s Blood Cure eradicates all im- the contract between himself and the city of | yiiver of questions must be answered by the ¥ y he charge of selling liquor without a | purities of the blood. Price 25 cents. '| Dedrick, with W. I Lemming, an engi- | licens 1| neer at the round house, an! George Watt, [ @ lottel gainst C. Jensen, that of promoting | Munyon's Cathartc insures a free and nat 5 Omaha, which was glven ost « y against’ W. A. Moore and that of | ural movement of the bowels, without the nsibly to him | applicant. He must state how long he b exclusively for a period of ten years.” Such, | been a resident of the state; whether marri ! 1 in briet, Is the latest defense advanced by the | or single, occupation and where last employed. | @ blacksmith, were testing a miniature can e Tl i S 6 Mt BA A, positively cures defentants who are fighting Macdonald's in- | About nine out of every ten of the applicin s [non which they had made with which 10 | o joestea e COWE ROl forms of piles ¥ must be disappoluted, for the number re- | celebrate the Fourth of July. They had N STebhaD, VAT quired for work on the streets is only about | fired the cannon once and founl that it San ety SELRUCCIAERING relieve asthma in two minutes. - 5 A U LD, . ) worked all right, so they concluded to fire | . SN the National Fencibles have lined up | Munyon's Nerve Cure restores overworked HIS is an off year for FAK- Street Commissioner Kaspar continues to |4 “cooond time. — Dedrick had made three | B the district court arena for a legal con- | and overstrained nerves to a healthy con belleve that the new plan will work well, | b2 trover dition. Price % cents. attempts to discharge the g 7 e sy with Omaha lawyers and have met J He has all the details well fn hand and will “ oo ane had n Munyon's Headache C Junction suit whereby the garbage contractor Munyon's Asthma Herbs are guaranted to A is seeking to restrain everybody but himself from hauling refuse out of the city. According to the statements of attorneys the entire garbage case is to be fought over IRS who pretend to have all e stops headache again. The last defendant to answer is failed, whereupon the blacksmith tried his | a defeat. Having fn 1892 won in a national ) v P i be ready to take up this addition to his task . in three minutes. Price 25 cents 5 E 3 Charles W. Preston, who denies that Mac gy hand. he advanced with 2 | competitive drill the handsome prize of $5,000 b r St teRew 1Te kinds of cheap sales, You know you donald has any interest to entitle him to | When the day arrives, ¢ me pri Munyo Vitilzer imparts new life, re. P VA plece of ofled waste in his hand the | which was offered by the Omaha committee | stores lost powers to weak and debilitated bring sult, and ever If he had, Preston . Tl = | cannon” exploded. ~ One-half passed through | having in charge (he. loal Arrangeomens foy | Siores lost e ¢ seople all the time, and clais "thit Macdonaid as bis remedy at | When house cleaning use Stearn's Blectric | Wa(t's leg, Just above the knee. breaking | tha drill (he TerdBleN wevs. Loraed: tnth | L Aunyon 8 Homotopathlo Remedy, Comp can't fool all the people ) p law for damages and cannot enjoin him and | Paste; kills all kinds of vermin; 25c. both bones. It then struck Dedrich squarely | sum by the judges as the best drilled com- | of Philadelphia, puts up specifics for nearly @ huyers are using good judgment in avoiding 4 gther. Laulers who are oulside of the com- A s S T on the right side of his head, tearing off | pany, though since that time the company | every disease, which are sold by all drug. : g 8 g g g ine. e S rtriideoddiina oY nearly the whole side of his face and head, | jost its colors befors the Thurston Rifles. | gists, mostly for 25 cents a bottle TP g 8 In the meantime trouble continues to ac- | Vla the Burlington route, June 25 to 29, ac- | killing him instantl The commitiso eI cur (e seeri by | Wit Muryor's Remsdles everyone oan doo- such shopkeepers. 4 cumulate on Macdonald’s hands. A num- | count race meeting at Pactolus park. Dedrick_had been in the employ of the | paying over X 00, and for several years |tor themselves. ltizens were before| AIlIX, Robert J, Directum, Hal Pointer and y demanding an abate- | a1l the other famous pacers and trotters of ber of Sarpy coun Our success lies wholly in the fact that Judge Ambrose yesterd Missouri Pacific Railway compa 1y for three | Captain Domer h s been lining his company 5 Judge Ambrose yesterday demanding an abate- | {1, (o0 niry are enterad years. He leaves a wife and (wo children, | up in the Omaha courts to win the balance, f B . have employed HONORABLE METH- 3 ; At they geriiN e ol e Buslington's 860 a. m. train from | Who reside between Fourteenth and Fifteentli | §1,500. The trial went against him. The y il nuisaged”’ maintained on “The Island,” a| The Burlinglon's 9:%0 a m. train from | 05 0P G0 0 e o | on band. Mailed on receipt of price. G5k 0 2 2 & strip¥6F land lying about two miles from | Omaha arrives ai Red at noon and a | OO EEIL L St Josephs hospital urt refuses to distorb the verdict of .the THEALOE & PENFOLD CO, ODS in our business. Every arti must be d Bellavuealong tho Missourt river and wiich | #pecial train for Council Blufte will leave Red | U3 0 S000 08 D (OPePy ARG | Jury By granting a few trial. 1408 Famam Street, Opposite Paxton Hotel, o :lm Omnlm] contraclor )jm- :Tmh-lhlx d\‘ln\:»- L’;’“‘M;:““(i i el ";‘E"‘;‘;‘ 2ne | wite and three children residing at Question of Who Owned the Brick. OMAHA. NEB. E ust rcprcscnted, and values are guaranteed B ng grounds. e injunction to_restrain reaon b Gatscron Pinckney street. A suit for $1500 has been brought by A e . S ton to_ restrain | 1 and to reach home the same evenin ickney stree $ rought by A. . < A Macdonald trom using the premiece mentioned | "o ohery and full information at 1324 Far-| Coroner Maul was notified and took the | H. Donecken against the American Fuel FREE. in every case, We established REASON- o Wha &llegs that the odor Is becoming so un- | 1AM street. body of Dedrick to the morgue. company and H. V. Bpley. Donecken & | coasr of Thie ponutne remedien frofi c? Pur : PRICE TANDARD MADE 3 e b : Tt » ————— : : i e : 2N & o ABLE PRICES on STANDARD MADE endurable that the entire population of the | atinee at Courtland 4 o'clock Saturda: Brayton were manufacturing brick-and hired : ‘ 3 nelghborhood will have to desert their homes | # e 5 % BRAIN WOKKERS SHOULD, Epley, so it Is claimed, to make 400,000 brick [ ap eireinth and Douglas oMty Ageney. ds in Omal 1 are rewarded by an and crops'as efcctualy as ihoush.an action | N, E. A a{ Denver Juw 5ih to 12ch. N for them. Epley made 300,000 and, it fs| Ao et it Lokt goods in Umaha and are re Y in ejectment had been instituted and they | Tne quickest time and best train sery raford charged, followed this up in 1593 by coliud- : : Iad been thrown out by process of law: ot Ty he T g aorvino s Dr. €. . Goodman, St. Louis, Mo, eavs STt (e Sth Lt dafondniitar by v e FOR YOUR excellent trade in the face of hard times. k: acdonald denies that a stench arlses from | rates and liberal arrangements for a charm. | 1 have used or several years, with espe- | mortgage on Donecken's brick, he being at . k. the dumping ground. i el il Ll e i clally good reculte in nervous ‘prostration | that time alono in business. * The American We sell either way—for cash or on t ok T TR comprising & tour through the - famous | the result of mental efforts; also in sleepless | Fuel company replevined the brick and Don- ~ / Cook’s Extra Dry Imperial Champagne has | Yellowstoue National park; trips to San | condition of brain-workers. ecken desires to hold it responsible for con- TAKE EASY PAYMENTS. . £ a delicious aroma of the grapes. It's purity | Francisco, Portland and Salt Lake City; the —_— verting the stock. 1s undoubted. famous mountain retreats of Colorado; the | EACH WING TO MAEKE A FIGHT % oo . ! e Black Hills and renowned Hot Springs, South Cash is: Now What -He:Wanes, i VIOLATED HIS OBLIGATIONS. | Dakota; the summer &chool at Colorado | Two Democratic Conventions and Martin The attorney for Brownell & Co. has ta : C— Springs, and other attractions. See your Witl Kesiga His ¢ hairmanship. Elijah Stoddard to task for playing fast and | Farole (uxx-v:f,z‘( ox;"llxl:.'.::‘:‘:;l Goes Back | nearest Union Pacific age r;!‘ wlr,vn'g%rlgl_-h Chairman C. J. Smythe of the democratic | 100se With him The court has decreed that e 4 , City Ticket Agent, 1302 S state central committee will probably call [ 113 acres of land must be soll to pay Stod- AR CeafilaQiah Job hor sater penitentiary A L i ilies Rl aboa v e B dobia s ioadard Tasked (iop bavetia R ) came up from Lincoln terday after Impossible to Live in This Copntry Euelid Martin, acting as chairman of one | lomestead of eleven acres staked off, to E:llu'r!R: T r with the house or, so Brownell & Co orthwestern | wing of the party, has called a meeting of | claim, he agreed to take $2,000 for people £ . se o Me s | Stoddard re s, tasteful. | the state central committee at the Merchants | Stoddard refuses ever ge Jim’ Callahan, a convi parole. Calla- | \without hearing about the N | han was sent up for five years for highway | line’s evening ““Chicago Limited, robbery, but was paroled. He got thirty | WILL talk about its convenienc §h Sead f s @ 0. C ehe! ve 5 e otel today for the purpose of des ing days for drunkenness and disorderly cen- | ne and _comprehensive up-to-dateness, [ I Y L Minor Matters i Stees = s Dolice oourt amd | Omaha, 5:45 p. m.; Chicago, 8:15 . m. Ves. | Whethier or not a straight ticket for suprem e At ey i { duct a few days ago In the police court and | GHilS. FECR B 10od FHIRED: PUC &M VO | fudge will be nominated thio year. When | Edward F. Morearty has moved for an | iy meaicine nna food combine s ik o 19 for this violation of his obligations to the [ {O0ICS HEE R O HING. N | the committee adfo at Lincoln it de- | &rrest of Julgment, pending hie appcal of | iy represcnta tbe stimuiniing lorces of - : kL A AN Y E B e R o ey on fo: ! s, : s, EVE N RO bided to meet in J . the case in which he was convicted of for- | ' \on PP ¢ . M B R 0k to the pen yesterday | axtra coat. e fotmest i i Bt ip ot | Hery and sentenced fon on year: Judgé Blair | It Duriiles 1he biood an strengthens the Your: MoneYs WorTHORYoUR HoNEYBACK: : o serve out his term ‘Oiher Northwestern trains at 11:05 a. r, | Mr. Martin will resign the chalrmanship of | Kery and sentenced fo on Barifex : : fade o ; et s A Cley Jones was before the city prosecutor | ,o{ 4 p. m. daily. Want your trunk checked | his committee, as he will be away during the | 177 OVEF ot a v it the wenk strong. It fattens the 3 £ ! s ‘ $ P i yesterday and swore out a complaint | gt nome? greater portion of the summer and fall. The Vru»(mi of the Second 1r.~|\y|\ against John Danlels, charging assault and 5 cket of 01 F _—— church in conjunction with George Ma It mukes the old young. It beautities the BRY Ay U8 Sonoa supporien s couple ot very | Oy bloket iofits, 1401 Farnam strest, Philion matinee 4 o'clock Saturday, Court- | €Xecutor of the will of Edward Cook, complexion und removes all pimp.es 3 black eyes as an assurance of the legitimacy A e EAnE AT DS o : 0 asked the court to give them another trial | sorcsand eruptions. o of his allegation, and the court set Daniels’ . ; 3 e afiithes Coolc willi case, nwhieralniithey! were | PRIOK SRIOOTIEIE BORTLEL {0 0 vl fo hearing fcr Saturday morning. Six For Five Dollars. Are You Golng to Colorado for the Sammer? | defeated. n dose of Black Tonle 1s worth more t poshe 1 1 s bee X 3 orth e to - = The manager of the bath and complexion | July 5th to Sth the Chicago, Rock Island | A motion has been formulated by Amaziah | you than the price of three bottics. “Avold chean Courtlund Notes. ¢ thrown away with Jthing is dear wh pariors at The Bee building has secured the | & Pacific Ry. will sell round frip tickets to | L» Carson in his suit for $42,000 against the | nostrums, as your moncs services of a trained masseuse for one month, | penver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo at $19.00 | Moline Plow company, asking for a reference | it 4 Dritit febiiese RaLning J6 quar, whos who, by years of experience and careful | for the round trip, good for return passage | Of the case that a referee may look up the } mougirea study, can by facial massage and medicated | (i1} Sept. 1st. Teachers attending the famous | facts. —Carson says he cashed his satary, | gics The two big attractions ap Courtland beach continue each evening this week at 8:30 o'clock and Saturday matinee at 4 o'clock. Everybody who has seen these two mammoth i the cheapest of all ren ARy Lo o S o retts 0 Halmie "raake the oltta | Uil Bept, xt. ToAGHAIS S10RAIE N WAIMAUS liauck-aa Be! did-miot use, Into the oampanie] * Ask your Sruweist fardt, . o " et A :llrnrlluns speak of them in the highest | ook young and the young yet more youthful ]:‘x::m:\|‘:ns'l‘.-:;«].-:::;»l(:x:‘lf;rusYnl'rm(:,"'uq(f:‘f”'(;";‘ treasury; that there are many bad debts on LACK -'I'O“‘Ilé'ilw(élbivélNE c E—l_l I: rlLJl WL_E ”: E D:]D:] Rio il & teat on Canrtianas “Midway" | ok from the remedles - naturo = herself | should remember that the “Rock Irland” is | (16 WO L 1’“‘;0’:;‘1 e el nEA 'St. Louis, Mo o[ ; > teaches. Speclal attention to hair dressing. LY LIND. mnniig JGH chair | 6Xtending over se¥eral years, it o 24 5l =i . s = 3 X $1,000 fireworks display will be given on | gate (s week onty. rado Springs WITHOUT CHANGE. Chean Maaboin e F eaaALM IT Every 4 the Fourth of July at the beach, Rals i e rates are made by all lines in Colorado to the | g Jonn's lodge No. 25, A. F. and A, M. Next week a tumbling race between an| ggc ana 40c matiing, 19¢. hundreds of places of interest and to all} g meet at Masonic lodge Thursday after- . f Arab and Jap will take place. e e pleasure resorts. For full information, maps, | poon, June 27, at 1 o'clock for the purpose Houserfe The balloon continues to draw, but next | 300 matting, 124c. time cards, descriptive circulars, rates, etc.. | of aitending funeral of Bro. Collins Jordan. cn a Cr{tness: week a new balloon feature will be added. ly invited, 5 e call at “ROCK ISLAND" ticket office, 16024 Visiting brethren cord l T - "SROHARD & WILHELM CARPET co, | Faram St i ALFRED M. OLESON, Master. N 1 OWIN 1e1o0ne cake ot Philion matinee 4 o'clock Saturday, Court- ILHEL 2T CO. T — ; land. Attention, Modern Woodmen, A New Enterprise. depends very largely on the physi- cal condition. Sluggish blood e " V0. 945 g Mr. Harrls, president of the Pacific THE WONDERFUL BLACK HILLS. Members of Maple camp No. 945, M. W. A Mr. 3 2 9 = [ are requested to attend the funcral of our | Match company, 6f Tacoma, Wash, has COE? ke A'l Teachers should Know late Neighbor Walter Walker, Thursday, | been in this city for some time, stopping at All about the Black Hills—historic, fnstruc- | June 27, at 2 p. m. Members will meet ai | the Paxton hotel. He has concluded to % > tive, interesting to a greater degree hall, 113 N.“14th st at 1245 p. m. sharp, | make Omaha the edsiern distributing pofnt any other part of the west and march to 2622 Cuming street. Members | for his product and w make ’““ - . . . s 5 Rha "Hob " Borigs: of Bouth Dakota are | of other camps. are imyited (0 atten B e Sampany [n Indepentent and are s dulls the brain. A Ripans tabule there, C. A. GRIM : not members of the trust which controls lve Dels tes he National Educational P. C. SCHROEL the match business of this country. He ¥ ifh st Do, bline, : after meals will clear away the fogs o Away soAP in short order. —)A(— ; - SANPLE 1B [ A B soclation meeting at Denver, holding ticket - ——— says he has placed his matches with the over the Union Pacific, have an unprece- Attention, Mod ra Woodmen. larger part of the retail grocers of this city. dented offer in the way of a low rate, re- | All members of Be:ch camp No. 1454, | The office and ware rooms of his company turning through the Black Hills. Prof. | Modern Woodmen of America, are requested | are located at 908 and 910 Jones street. Clemons of Fremont Normal school, Fre- [ to attend the funeral of Walter Walker, late e mont, Neb., will personally conduct an ex- | nelghbor of Maple camp No. 945, M. W. A MR IRVINE NOT APPRECIATED, cursion party on this trip. Consult him or | which will take place at his late residenc the nearest agent F., E. & M. V. or Unien 2 Cuming str Thursday afternc OMAHA, June 24.—To the Editor of The Pacific rallway for further particulars, o'clock. The Woodmen will meet at | pea: We were highly honored by a compli- J. R. BUCHANAN, G. P. A, hall of Maple camp, 112 14th street, at | 3. = Xy - B e 2:45 . haTD. roh why ment we received in last Saturday's Even- we'd be sure that other cakes woula follow it. # AFew Advaatages SE: o, BTATR, RACMATSR Lo 1he house T L L e tvad 8 e AWPACKAGE | X0 Giler sonp wishes wools without shirink- o Pipana Tabulen: 8old by druegiate, or by man ¢ b JOHNSO) orthy Adviser, & fng and no other soap is as eficient and re- | o D oonts @ dox) s sent to The Ri- Offered by the Chicago, Milwaukee & St JOHIN §. KING, Clerk. |on Third and Woolworth avenue. We con- Paul railway, the short line to Chicago. A sider ourselves as respectable as M. Buy one ¢ clean train, made up and started from . O Ty e e e an TR Omaha. Buggage checked trom residence o | The funeral of Watter Watker. late neigh. | PR 00 M5 Yes 16, M0 00 o RAWORTH & SCHODDE, | destinatica. Elegant train service and |bor of Maple camp No. 945, will be held at | horo over ten years and have not been . t) CHICAGO courteous employes. Entire train lighted by | t! Cuming streel, Trursday | known to do a dishonorable thing till Rev Dr plerce sfé' b id electricity and heated by steam, with electric | afternd ;lr‘ k|u }lr'l‘“:vr;l “r‘ ::;"i‘f’ Irvine changed them into slums and every- ° are reques 0 me: h 1 st d L A camp Praae ok P he would LD xery Chaiih. | Wioses QUUOK OAF| pall”of Maple camp, 113'N. 10h Sireet, at | LK else. 1 he wers ol strald he would in the west, \ ! A A A £0 down to where the people are that really ple t P ll t City ticket Office, 1604 Farnam street., O, % GEO. D. RICE, Clerk. | s own affairs as mich as Woolworth | 75 any one sending aame and address fo B. Carrier, city ticket agent. He Wa our Addres avenus people do Omaha would be all right. us on a postal card. Pl : 0t used to such insult and won' s s AN T g T L M B ] Bt s 5 Fxaaisions | ark st., Chicago service to you, | ke ! A | a0 gy AT o , They ‘8w -Always fare for the round trip. Stop over at Niag- | Jally trains to Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Balti FYes. oo SHENSKY. | prouce our object in sending them out ara Fails and Saratoga If desired: also by Bose, Wamingion, . PRAIEh. and - Mew Another Ploueer Passos Away. broadcast boat one way between Albany and New York | O1F T570E AR5, S g8 O ana 11530 | Collina Jorden, one of Omaha’s old settlers, ON TRIAL —acn. at the option of the passenger. Stop over can | & 4 y suddenly art faflure a : also be made at Chautauqua on return trip, | P- W Ask him about class service, | died very suddenly of heart _mmn at his “They absolutely cure Sick Headache, Bil- —-— home at Twenty-cighth and Cuming etreets | gouccl oo ciation, Coated Tongae, Poor Regular Summer Tourist Tickets to the Cality many delightful mountain, lake and seaside SuioERis ap Monday afternocon. He had not been feel- . 3 5 west rates on tickets and best ac- | jug well for several weeks and ou that after- | Appetite, Dyspepsia and kindred deran resorts of the east are now on saie. Com-| For - gerang plete list of routes and rates, with any fur- | CoPmodations call on or address B. L.|woon he lay down in a hammock fn his | ments of the Stomach, Yiver and Bowels. Pans Chemical Company, No. 10 Spruce at., N. Y 'y JES R 10000 the bauth, doses fresiing in (4907 ! ke—just one—at your grocer's, = Moder: Attention, —oF— EDUCATIONAL. MARMADUKE MILITARY INSTITUTE ‘The Great Military School of the West. RAlso NIEDRINGHAUS HALL for Small Boys. s \ Unsurpassed Advantages. Investigate botore sclecting u school. Fop / ¥\ Catalogue sadress AW LesLie MARMADUKE < . Sweeot Spri in_Favor. exas, i3 ther iInformation desired, will be promptly l"«:u.cr. P. A. fanta Fe Route, Room 1, First | yard. Wh his family went to call him they AN SR Sl 2. ;'3";1""" on application. P. Humphrey, | National Bank, Omaha @iscoverad that he was dead, having passed | Don't accept some substitute said to be . 2 W kel % sopieglin, 8.5, T lnphls . C T eoyrna Tt b o e | Dowt acept s MERCANTILE | ¥ West, Pass. Agt., Chicago. Summer Tourist Tickets via the Wabash v A R o SR e . “ L . Are ‘mow on sale; for folders giving routes, | tar pee tme o b Unton " Bacite ey | The substitute costs the dealer less. EDUCATIONAL. ' Ladies” Turkish Baths, rates, etc., call Wabash office, 1415 Far- | when that structure was bullt and had al- 1t costs you ABOUT the same. Also medicated, sulphur, mercurial baths, | vam street. L2 wags followed the palnting business. He | IS profitds in the "just as good," Kenyon Military EXACT SIZE PERFECTY ol rubs, hot milk, perfumed baths; mani- had lived at Twenly-cighth and Cuming Bee 3 A / cure, chiropodist, pedal cure. We are pre- bien, streets for twenty-five years. Being prom- ) ( IS . pared to do all we agree RN inently identified with the Masonic order, he WHERE 1S YOURS? ACademy. Gambler, 0. _ THE Iw%“[llfh S THE FAYORITE TEN CENT CIGAR. Ladies, have your toe palls made to look | WALKER—Walter, flged 54 years, Monday | will be buried this afterncon at 2 o'clock | Address for FRES SAMPLE, r. 'This old And remarkably successful ¥or eale by all First Cluss Dealers. Mauufuctured by the like diamond B b, Sy oy Funeral 1o take | under the auspices of St. Johu's lodge, with chool provide o Colloge One freo treatment with every bath e T, e e, o rmine’ o | luterment at Prospect Hill World's Dispensary Medical Assoclation, | 1./110% eait; | F. R. RICE MERCANTILE CICAR CO., attention to bair dressiog. | s ativaoos at:s oelosk: "fut e oypend Vactory No, 504, St Louls, Me “Beg Buldiag Tent, Foreat Lawn ssmsters o o 1 Maliage b SoENAAd § 9'Slgek Satusday, N 663 Main 5t, BUFFALO, 8 ¥ | §ida!