Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 1, 1895, Page 8

‘ Suit nrtment. Far f | 5 cases new wrappers iIn light and L ’ cceccecececeecece! e trlal of William Barr, proprictor of e | woll Known Citizens Testify That They 1 Ohief Fined by Saunders. 39c, 09 o' "Thoso waists aro all at less | Alexander Lackey, was drowned in the Mis- | Sreordery Reuse, wae ectented tn ras | Have Been Cured By His Remedics. THE OMANA DAILY BEE: MOURSDAY, AUGUST 1 than cost of manufacture sourl river yesterday afternoon. In company Ladies' lawn dresses, $1 with a number of buys he was in bath'ng | until this morning REFUSED TO ANSWER HIS QUESTIONS | L8 dpirbeidiog e g, e went in beyond his depth and went under at | The arrest of Mr. Barr was made on the . | until noon, when an adjparnment was taken Pair of the Suit Pants are here yet, we expect today Special prices in ladies. wash and sateen | E0 5 ially avolded because it s treach- | complaint of Henry Bockerman of Arapahoe Ll ent and tomorrow will clean them all out, There isn't a un skirts, HAYD! BROS a pla sually a ¢ cause it is ach - fttle Sugar who alleged that had been robbed of $50 H P H ;> othe 14 y can’ A S gty il et 15 The Hots! By ' womeh Who hHa BN ke g L S man in Omaha or in any other place, who can’t make GREAT RUN 1 EMPIRE STATE o of the other boys heard Lackey call | giened to the same roomy with him by Bare. ] at Authority to Investix Actions o tae surface | Bockerman is verdant enough to withstand | eince | of Bonrd=Yesterdny Afters | Columbus avenue, ‘ 4 ng & of drouf he had a clear | Munyon wtism Cur ’ gev 7 . p . N he s 44, AN BANLE ikt [ The 148 Miten from Syracuse er going down, S T I SRty b | iy Rheur 1 Cure. 1 took it You can afford to get them for future use, as pants Is now sixteen months from one to three dollars on buying a pair of them, was cured of rheumatism by using . and 1d not rise ¥ TR kL Ana eral times daily, and in four days was com bany Cove in 140 Min . One he lads ran to Albright tempt to smooth over the fact that he was | pletely cured, At that time I could not put A feat in r r- | phone tation anl Chie 0= | the sucker In the play. He swore that he | on my coat without | day on this sect r rk O nn went ¢ W some grappling went to the hotel on Wednesday night and | and ankles were o swollen that walking was i g 2 c ; » fines which, though ntr n | and dragged the river for about thre Barr asked him if he did not want L B B AU BRI LD B L mind that you can buy the finest this most efcie but the body could not be found for a roommate. He looked over the | every spring and fall, but since taking Mun yesterday after H\:‘ {H-"u " « b | cortatnly - caloulated to make one wonder. | it flnined CRrFoils DUNEY. ;,‘.My decided thut there was nothing on hand | w‘;’n medies [ have not hud the Tightest . ssioners Brown and Deaver of the Boar i feat was nothing less than the accon " T, i B eiven | Just to lis liking and he went away. He |symptoms o liscase Fire and Police Commissioners, Chiet of | plishment by the great Empl ate Express | A horse attached to a phaeton and driVen | fuiyrned on Thursday night and Barr asked | Wallace Bickford, of Bemis, Mass., says ul an S AL = WirEEATTE - O na | of ce of 148 miles in 140 minutes, | by James Carroll ran away yesterday | him {f he wanted a slim girl or a stou I had nasal catarch of several years' stand. villby Dt LR bk F it A ing scarcely possible, with safety, to a | and wrecked the buggy. Carroll was driv-| girl blonde or a brunette. Bockerman | fng, with all its disgusting symptons, w s Whalen were adjudged guilty of contempt 0f | ), ") oroughly governed and mechanically | ing south on Twenty-fourth street when the | decided on a stout brunette and Lulu Wileox | began using Munyon's h Reme of pure worsted goods, at $3. You never bought bet- the judiciary committee of the city council T o o ek matting one of its hind | Was introduced. She was the one for whom |Their action was marvelously quick i L Whalen was fined $15° and the others $ arrivel in Syracuse Saturday | legs over <haft ving Twenty-fourth | e had been looking, The next morning the | discase vielded rapidly, wnd now 1 ter ones for g5 or ¢6, and those which are mark d g2 pach for the alleged offense, which consisted n forty-one minutes late delayed | the frightened animal turned down N street | 8irl a of Bockerman's money were | fecily cure p : ) 1 L theor rolekl. & Tesoptize. the atthorlty of | thtes, miniites by Its btop st Ulleg, and (ouF | and ook (o the sidewalk on the north side| missi \he arfest | Miss Tola Forres Monad &t and ¢1,50 are worth more than double the piice. rorhe y 5 \ons of | minutes In this city by accommodation train |of the street. In front of the Drovers( Barrs evidence was in the nature of a|ton, says: “My entire system was el 2 v I A e 08, having | Journal office the runaway collided with a | general denfal of the story of Bockerman. |down from nervous prostration, caused Of 1 to ¢ 4 & ery | A number of witnesses were introduced to | dyspepsis. What 1 suffered is imj top | Made the 148 miles from Syracuse in 140 | telegraph pole and one of Dickm Ly show the good character of Mr. Barr to tell, and I was unable to get relief, F 4 1 H Answorthe questions ; it I ted | MInutes, this irse, being actual running | wagon AL A LU e : b LA U W1yt ek Hslfig: Mulyon's DySpepIn A8 made such a sensation selling two pair for a quarter, on the advice of Judge Duane, who acted | {ime with st NGAY ot Such moving | thrown out, though not hurt ne of th THAT BAD MAN FROM THXAS. PRt L LA % ¥ 3 P i st attoriey | & CORALHY such a distance fs enough | buggy shafts struck Dickman's horse in the K al [ o ORI L we have received another litt'e lot—same price~-23c The proceedings were had at the session [ to convince any cld time obstructionist that A farmer's teanl standing near | ype \Was Not Accustomed to the Cors unyon's moeopathic medy Com M o) . i TLB procesding 2 ; | ML L o | took fright and ran down N but was A1) Nosthast \UR¥R: . Muny L)AL UL s ge's you 2 pair. Come quick for only a few dozens of the commitiee to continue the investiga- | We of the present day are actu 5 . ] v put up a cure for nearly every discas g : e oF paltosme™ | fnto the face of Providence [ captured vefore ‘running a block.” Carrolls | ¢ e ”l:" "]" "" "H‘W_” R 'li Old 888, th Iroader's criterion of loco- | PUREY was badly wrecked. | get back. He had an idea that the announc: 10¢ s have failed to (lruv youw, step mrul'm' A I f'- wtive excellence, had Jacob Vra o 7 WeriL of the. de Wt he hailed from the | nearest Grug store and get a nt vial « BRI g T T L e B L CO N COMIIL RO otnto Partners Fall Out. ment of the fact that he hailed from the | neArest rug stofe and set 8 E-eent b fe 4e LY and H. P. Haze, who wer | §chenectady at the throttle and was fired by | payiq B. McMurray has been arrested on & | land of long horned ecattle would. strike [ Muoven's Semeeics L NI BReRE YOI SRETHN: WitHeINe | ahievement of their iron steed.—Little Falls | leging that McMurray stole a load of po- | Omaha and he a n‘..“ n ‘m of fun }H‘ Munyon, 1505 Arch strect, Philadelphia, giv CAL LA, AL iy L 3 s 1 e e TR K Ml soner was | Went down to the burnt district the other | ing full symploms of their disease Ta8: previous session. They stated that they had ‘ Times F L o Ehai"ind the case sot for | night and told some of the denizens that |gor Munyon will carefully diagnose the cas been dismissed from the f but with two Sher i 3 e ¢ i M laims | he was fresh from Texas and that he was | and give vou the benefit of his advice ab. NEAV YORIK STORE. hearing August fcMurray claims | h ) 3 | I hi exceptions they sald that they were ignorant —_— Schinster anl he planted the potatoes on | thirsting for trouble. Before he got out he | golutely free of all charge. The Remedies tho reasons of their discharge. Haze | Big Thursday Sule—Cent and n Half | shares, and now Schinster wants the whole [ had been touched for his Waterbury and §7 | will be sent to any address on receipt of t he had been dismissed at the a Yard, crop. in money. He made up his mind that he | retail Edward Rosewater. On one oc- o would get out of the city without attempt casion a Bee reporter asked him what he Work of (he Pollee. y t are any more people. He started [ A full line of had to say in his ow halt in regard to During the month of July the police made Councl Blufts and met some fellows | MUNYON’S REMEDIES, charges that had made against him. [a yard. eighty arrests. The ter shows the crimes | down near the Douglas street bridge. Woods | on pund. M, t of price. At that time he the reporter to tell EW YORK STORE, i totiowa: Vs listurbing the peace, | Was pretty well dressed. Two of the men | 1M PRYITH Mr. Rosewater to go to h—I, and added an 15th and Dodge R T ere. 2: drunk, 8; prosti: | krocked him down and took his coat and RSB OTR obscene epithet. Consequently he believed S s EHs AlaEaeRY criminal negil- | Vest. A third party insistel on trading | OMAIAY NED that Mr. Rosewater was responsibl his cn teh, v 4 pants with him and ‘then the final touch failure to hoid his job, " Kalght HGIAVE EhoeTon T o Borctie 2 were added, wher another man fore:d Woods E. M. Arnold said that he was discharged | o oS CRORAT FOGEIEC DR O, B Magie Clty Gosximp. | to part witt his underwear. The bad man from the police force ause he belonged to [ yettE EREET " e St T Mrs. M. J. Foss of Denison, Ia., is visiting | fr om, :-)« wa & dorcy ,'m\]u’ ‘n‘ ) | 2 % i the American Protective association. He | poor Tatos i Tud: Mrs. C. E. Morris | cra into an empty box car and had a . IR R I I I M _.l gave no reason why he inclined to that opin- | 00 Thinne le through the Berk-| Ross Wood of Mount Clemerits, O., 18 visit- | Emall boy go to the police station and mak & i s L T-' JD_ O OB AN e e re Hills by s on sale | ing his father, W. M. Wood B e 3 7 BEGAN THE FINING PROCESS, gust 19th to 2 nclusive; lowest rates; George McDonough of New Y , furmerly terday he told the court at his ma lived After the l“‘-”ll\.'\\ of the ex-policcmen | quick time d ! unexcelled, including | of South Omaha, is in the city in Texas and he 18 ve anxious to t tre s NG QU B ] sleeping and Dining cars, Address Miss Carrie Clark of Greenwood is visiting | back to her. He was allowed to depart ures of the program werc introduced. Coict|J. Y, Calahan, General Agent, 111 Adams |, M=% Garee GIghe of prreons S of Police White was called in as a witness. | Street, Chicago, for further information. t 'Y COMMISSIONERS, s hLles vy ol 83 vitouss. | Street, Chicago, for further information Members of St. Agnes church will picnic a HY COUNTY MISSTONER B " A S e By WOk | Admiseon, 25 et o “Broken Hearts to | SDNA TAke Dar nex Saiy Bl o at e PN Not Sick E h f SHERL tho committes assumed. Turledtetion 1n | might W C. Lambert has returned from a ten iV oatar s 3 ey 0 1C non or the matter, The chief of police was ot re- | -— days' visit with friends at Auburn, Neb, he county commissioners at their meeting | s g A= » sponsible to this committee, nor to (he cily Ladt red Plerce has gone to Perry, Ia, on estorday ernoon wed e regula council, nor was any member of the Board of | It you have the rheumatism or neuralgia, | [red Pi LB ek, i oS C T ea LT . v algla, | oicit, acompanying his sister, Mrs. A, Neal. HAtE i SE TN Fire and Police Commissioners. The alleged | a0y Kidney or uterine trouble, are emaciated | ¥ 4 s & ® 0( |' Investigation was a farce. The commissisaers | OF have superfluous flesh and your doctor Miss Rose Maurer has returned to | A report of Sheriff Drexel was re i} S S ro o Rl will not be sold so low again for some time. Bear in t the peace and good arder O ha was created the comn to inquir the a the commission. Each t fu; those washable knee pauts, with which we Woods is from Texas and wants to | matter what your dissas low many price Between 8 and 4 o'clock p. m. Thursday we will seli a1l our Ge and Sc challis at 134 o B Seey) were responsible to the governor alone and | Orders baths, bef going to the expense of | City afer spending some time wi ), try o s here. the chief of police was responsible to the | @ trip, try out bat The Bast Omaha Land ecmpany objected t e . commiesion, and not to the city councl You can have Turkish or Russian, medi- | Miss Josie Benn of the Swift company o : i ) Rttt tojtia ety sanell, A | e It N oMM e mra 00 13 SH L AR a Clly: fori'a tevied gainst It on considerable land | | & T T ; but a little out of sorts. Ripans them not to reply to any questions that n ght | curial. ofl ribs and hou miik ‘baths, vacation, 1 not own, ask correction and assess. | T8 extra- 7 Copetipation, be asked by the committee. encants fFs el A warrant is out for the arrest of ! nd it doe Juvenator 18 e, Then Chairman Saunders of the committe L v an educated masseuse, Masusgo by an educaled masseuse, | King, Twenty-sixth and Q streets, I o D, Thormton applied for admission | Uhe “ods BMBLAM Fuling [abules would serve in your case began to quiz Chief White. He asked him Ladies’ Turkish baths and ph cultu ! . . ors’ home wonderfu parlors, 109 e building AL e L joard that he | dlscovery ¢ of (e @ if he was u citizen of Nebraska, (t he hid LELLL pabilablyael (AT 5 THEEMONthIT] FonoRbY/6f s the: Bont board that he | Glicovery of the e made a_contract with the Board 0f Fire and | pranryac —— Police ¢ i meainaa eEaal SUTICAL ASSOCIATION. | hospital shows that generous donations MERECAIUE B Ol i e i It is well to have them on hand for adjacent to bis | dored by th 1 lasen. foom the. poice, Saparimant ot var: | . At Demver Auwgust 1i-24, 16p5, |received during Juls - “:n'r\lm:“hf:fi ; Sirenthens, : b & 5 o Canld 5 Saaine J. A. Phillips ha kern out a permit t M. Percival asked the board to re fic men of i orate . Bt ous other questions, to all of which the chief For this occasion the Union Pacific will J. A e i aHahaethe ~C B RITAEER Y GBIl it vis o 1k atlon y he | sell tickets at the rate of one fare for the [ build a house and barn costing $2,000 0N | consider its acticn in rejecting her claim of k‘.',:"p\?-,\_n“d g entiroryatem, J“St SUCh occasions. e od t s r | round trip fr Misourl river terminals to wenty-fourth, betwee a 1 GLICOLY $180 for assisting her husband as assess udyan’ curce declined to answer | d trip fi M Twenty-f between D and E street £180 f her husband Hudyan is H Saunders then asked the chief if It were | Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou and | Vie McCarty will take a lawyer and g0 to | When before the hoard she said that owinz [ purely vege ¢ Debility, not - fact that there were sev Pinker- | Pueblo. Tickets on sale August 11th and | Alliance, Neb., to get cid man Diwson's testi timidity she did not fully explain the | table. S\ B ton detectives now in Omaha and what | 12th. » A. C. DUNN, mony in the McCarty-Dawson cise as soon as | 1 1 r work done Hudyan ctops 18 3 haacyaIon s purpose they were here. Chief White said | CIty Passenger and Ticket Agent, 1302 Far- [ the stenographer files the testimony already | Friday to investig Pv’en:a.l\{lx‘r\as; WP and rectorcs that he would like to answer that question DEIDRRIERS BCATRES taken in the case n cc of the Peace Crosby. | Of the G185 B Jeslk cigans. 4RI Tabutes: Sold by arugists, or by mant but Judge Doane advised him that he should Specinl Excursion to Doston. it Epss i Janiee i Peina in the ;-nn',]“m‘\‘.'.'yfi:v 0 cents o vox) s gont to The T not In any way recoguize the jurisdiction of | The Knights Templar Conclave will be held Marvelous Results. IRER. LOST A 2 - o pruce st., N. the commitice.” Saunders then stated that he | i Boston from August 26th to 30th inclu- | From a letter written by Rev. J. Gunder- it ; % | ] 3 was adjudged gullte of belng In contemt of | sive, Tiekets will be on fale via the Nickel | man of Dimondale, Mich. we are permitted Appieiptians bl dipi) e I i the committee and that he was fined §25 Plate Road from August 19th to 25th inclu- [ to make this extract: “T have mo hesitation | o o O FESE 08 BINETECR: 0 The same process was then gone thro sive, Rates always the lowest: through |in recommending Dr. King's New Discove D B e with when Sergeants Ormsby and Whal traing; Arawing room slecping cars; unex- | a8 the results were most marvelous in the | 8t the A ! ! @ were called, In Whalen's case the fine w WIen A nine caras wide tring fo Chantauaua | case of my wife. While I was pastor of the | 1 o'clock this morning at the Presbyterian g « ng cars; side trips to Chautauqua e 0o elo Ao reduced to 315, because Saunders sald that Le | g a) agara Falls and Saratoga without | Baptist church at Rives Junction she hospital. her death making Volgreen a mur Over 2,000 private endo'seme : i H & othbLY 8 8 B ik nasalnE .l ewAturencss 1cens fmootency in 1he first thought he was not as *'gullty” as the others. | (aaitional expense. For additional informa- | brought down with pneumonia succeeding 11| gerer, according to his own statements. stage. It 8 & bymp om of seminal weakness COMMITTEE'S AUTHORITY DENIED. | tiun call on or address J. Y. Calahan, General | Brippe. Terrible paroxysms of cough The fatal wound three was the one | andbarrennes:. It can be s.opped in 20 days Mayor Bemis and Commissioners Brown, | Agent, 111 Adams Street, Chicago, Iil. would last hours with liltle interruption e R hysieiane | by the usc of Hudyan, Deaver and Strickler were then called in. it seemed as if she could not survive them, |1 the abdomen. Ve physicia The s Yivas made by the Srecial- Strickler was”his ¢ ttor Bht-Tudge Marriage Licenses. A friend recommended Dr. King's New D's- | mede what was gnized a rat ists of the old famors Hudson Medical Instilute. Doane appeared for the other three meme | The following marriage lcenses were covery; it was quick In its work and highiy | ¢ffort to save lier life by oer T haris: | oot poe e L 0% 00 e PaCR: oane appeared for the other three 5 e following marrid genaes we Sitiatasto ST s P R A men and sewing the pe:f 1 par powerful, but hamlces, £01d for $1.00 & pyck- bers of the board. He assured the com- |sued yesterday by the county judge sfactory. in resul e e e mant v Ak =ninEilefora ity Rihien AT 6 packages for £6.00 (plain scaled boxes). mittee that the board was an independent me and residenc J Ly '\;”‘ LU EE T Regulaciaize boiio o) Wriften guaranitee given fora cu 1f you buy body. It had nothing to conceal, but it would | Hygh Thever, Omak exxsapon Andi gLy b6 bod s was. thKer! talthie moreus and s boxesand arc ot ntircly cured, six more To do this would be to establish a precedent | Mrsa. Petra Beal, Omaha e i e AT ChlIY Agthisimarn J““"'_:‘:_';‘;:":‘Ii“‘f"l“':"““’.r',“‘:T“;{‘l‘I’.\“‘ that might | to serious complications | Willlam A. Chrisman, Omaha A personally conducted excurdlon will leave | If i % Eraatiter okl and difficulties. The committee had nq right | Marie Peterson, Omaha Lo Omaha on Union Pacitie, for i " k¢ s Caly to Interrogate his clients to gratify an idle | Wiliam A. Watkins, Florence 5 | Denver, Manitou, LiVeta, Darango, Silver- 4 : ¢ Cirioglby. wlient the® information’ this ob< |\ Blia 1 Myers, Wiorence..: el ton, Ouray, and tie most c arming of Col I Moman lehgd Crent-yoo ained could not leg i AT orady resorts, returning via Montrose, Gun o e again w tained could not legally be made the basls BAND! CONC O e ool Denver andiE e ! him yesterday. : he largest of any subsequent proceedings. z8 i T o for saying that we have the largest, Commissioners Deaver and Brown were put RO NIGhE s Gon. | Omaba . August & ate, “including . meals, 3 pAALES on the stand and followed Judge Doane's Will be Given nt Courtland, hotels, sleeping cars, etc., $) : advice by refusing to answer the questions | o % : A second excursion will leave Omaha Au I g of the committee. They stated, however There will be & grand band concert to- | gust 27, via Denver, Manitou and Marshall | & Park ¢ ors, by that they would be glad tc ive the el 2 | morrow- evening al ourtlan veach by forty | pyee, to Salt Lake, returning direct by Un which Mr. Turner's tract cf unimproved prop ~ Pt s aole Tea apre > bers of the commiltee as cltizens any fnfor- | Picked musicians. — Also balloon ascenslon | pacific, arriving In Omaha September e R A e Carpet House in Nebraska. We were the mation they wished In regard to the matter | 400 parachute leap by Mile. Celeste. The | Rate, including meals, hotels, sleeping cars Jeeded: to: the city for park purposes, has q in hand. But this was not what the com. | 2dmission will be frec ete, $17.25. 3 SN LU e e first to establish Popu'ar Low Prices in Oma mittee wanted, so they were also charged up | wproken Hearts" repeated tonight A. C. DUNN, City Pass. & Tkt. Agt. sted that the property should be turned with a $25 fine for alleged contempt rokenEaanis atapeatod s ORIEhS: Union Pacific system, 1302 Farnam street. | o “ree of all tax incumbrances, while Mr : 1 in return are doing about all the bu.i STRICKLER COULD TELL LITTLE. Sketehes of Wonderland R R Turner contended that the city should pay a, and 1 re ate d &9 It was the same way with Mayor Bemis | 's a publication of mugazine size—has mor cw Adantnges the taxes now due. As the board had 1 i . ; 3 FENE R \ And e ;}f Strickler took the stand. He | than thirty full page Hiustrations of Yellow- Oftered by the Chicago, Milwaukes & 8L | funds at present to Improve the property the ess in our line that is done in this city. \ d object to answering any questions | gtone park and Northwestern scenery—sev: 0 2 Paul railway, the short line to Chicago. members were not willing to come to Mr the committee might ask, but his informa- | enty odd pages of descriptive matter—hag | Clean train made up and started = {rom | pyrmeps terms tion was llmited. The board made a con- | dsome, shaded bronze cover an Omaba, - Bagragoe cheokod [rom residence 10 | S e iconniete tract with Martin J. White as chief of police :,:f;'\',',]“,,'.'; _,,,';,“',."'»,,;r e ,,‘1':-1,:.}1;.’.: i l;fl..':' deatination S oHigaant fealt ashviceiand ours |4l ORniTickAHERIOwWE Hus for $2,000 a year. He belleved the contract ¢ ) J Charles 8. teous employes. Entire traln lghted by | Mattie Scehl's troubles are over for & was for two years and that the business men | i‘l‘“]‘lj”’"; il“‘,l‘:l“ A “:“i the 0 ke ic | olectriclty and hated by steam, with electrlc |\ ef8 JEERTS (TORTR, B8 S0 e at of the clty were to make up $600 additional. | g04"}e i send’it to you 810 SAmPR it i pyery Barth R Jdining, T | Wirth's hotel reached her father in Des e to the dismissaj | 4nd he will send it to you. eervico in the west, with meals served “a I ; of the policemen on July 3, as he was out carte.” The Fiyer leaves at 6 p. m. daily [ Moines, and b rived In th ¥y yester Crats k- it i upnlgemon: an Julyil. s he W it Be n Good Iden L TR lay. He had a talk with his daushter o detall of men was dismissed no eharges wery | To spend August 11 in Kansas City? | City ticket office, 1504 Farnam street, C. | and their di e AR L. MALLE filed against them which appeared on the | The round trip rate via Burlington | §. Carrier, city ticket agent | uld retu | y I'to have her own way record, - The new men were assigned to | " '{'I,“\““l il i e R {in th n of & husband end would duty by regular action the rd. He n4-300, ARAQ-A curalon train leaves: the Lawn tennis g 1s, “Broken Hearts” tc have no ental interfe e on Iovelties 1 SVery a1 Ay knew nothing about any Pinkerton men and | Union depot, Tenth and Mason streets, Omaha, "‘L,,‘.“ RIS, 8] b N fur arenid ; f Novelties in every department. if any were in the city he was not aware of | 4t 9:15 p. m., 8 August 10, Back ~alperyr e it Saunders asked Strickler whether th Monday morning 1o time. for hroaklast PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, | 44 D f ne, & Jew Carpctings, Lace Curtains men had not been dismissed for sectarian | Tickets u ¢ n at 1324 Far- G £ New Carj 4 or political reasons, but Strickler said that | nam street Ed Perry, Chicago, is registered s there a man he_knew nothing about it | Bark l®ing to fees in the sheriff’s office O [T I P e ) EHETE like to boast, but may be pardoned cleanest and best arranged Furniture and | i . Draperies, they are handsome The committee then adjourned until 3| 0o " | D. Swinehart of Pocatello, Idaho, is 1 in this oreat city that does report will probably be submitted to excellent the Northwestern | S. Root \ ™. o ember of the committee Is anthority for | " t Farnam street. | H, H. Parkhurst of Creighto | o ) cash or Easy salarics in tho July appropriation ordinance. | BUCHANAN, G. P, dent Edwards and others In the private ¢ o'clock this aftcrnoon, when it expects to ng to the wheat | B CW e heag smplete the investigation, In that eese the |Belds of North Dikota Is called | 8¢ the Paxtoa not kuow we are the best| o cheap, BIIRREE the: aQioarran Bebtie (an all impor uts. Through con- | the Barker trouser makers in the world? | statement that the fines assessed agalnat ster streets, Omaha, | at the Delione, ) - If thera is we would like to the witnesses will be deducted from their | Nebras H. B. Mason is registered B N > e oy AN i SEROR ! : y have him be convinced, 8 pa)rnje"t During nearly the entire afternoon W. . 9 ) ay, Palestine g y 5 2 X ¢ Ein Ak eath hialog nrecatiernoon Wo du| e great waccs ; . v away, P 3 [rousers to order $4 to $i4. of the president of the council near the m- | - Knlghts y losts 1 b A . : S fipusand hylen to Rlok) ¢ § 0 & m room, s " t 3 gone to Spirit Laks 3 from. 4 Ay B ACTION QF COMMISSIONT lat ad. ] August 19th to | a W or ten days | g hrough train IR et e L ] fea; Ibrough trains E and Mr. W, J. Biles, Hast : Yo We are talking about trous:rs : "“YOU M Eys w°n1hth°un NONEYBACK: garding the ¢ . luding )i s In J b o ) are shsz sy [t < . o REaaAT g the e, oy | Cluding lored " porters in e oF : that are shapely and that fit Pty i " | charge . or particulars | g yhyrndule, Mass., are Millard guests S ? and keep shape t- the end et yesterday afternoon In executive session | address J Apwt, vip | ANEMEOLA (AR, 01 SHENY T 2 and keep shape : end, and held a meeting that lasted an hour and | s b ethe Rt B e B Ee oo i Fi £ SN T b vesulted in the pass wi In, where he will spend his va ] not the trash so often spo's - . o & of a motion touching | on the investigation that is being held by | "'.,', mmittee ‘of the clty council [ 10 Arcade. Syrup of Iligs is taken; it is pleasant its t $15 to §0 that other tailor he motlon was introduced by Mr, Brown | Train leaves Union d Tenth and Mason [ J. B. Sunley and W. A. Higgins, commis- | and refreshing tofthe taste, and acts | can't make at one-half as much more. and was follows streets, Omaha, at 9:15 p. m. Back Monday | sion men, South Omaha, are registered at 1‘. e ag tl i okte, and goua \‘ \I ‘ 1 o BT s e R | o LR ML IR, T gently yet promptly on the Kidney Bamples malld G > W. Doane be employed to appear be- | Tickets and full in n at 1324 Far- | Bob Graham, J. C. Brady, W. H. Walker | Liver and Bowels, cieanses the sys- fore the committee of the city council which | Ram stree and M. D. Young came to the city yesterday | gem effectually. dispeis colds. head- 5 1 Return. Mre. M. E. Lawrence, Grace Lawrence and 4 . Via the Burlington , Saturday, August|A. H. Paolis of T: s at the en of as trousers rments expressed. against and denying the legal right an Island or 1es Moines passed through the Jastipatio) Syrup of Figs i 9 < ¢ THIS authority of such comn of the council Via Sante Fe Route. I At : AN ) l‘ pation. Syrup of Figs is the | arr our work Mave IN TS 1T in the mater, and to appear for and in behalt | For 1 rates on tickets and best ac- | was joined here by Gen Agent Cuarles | 901y remedy of its kind ever pro. THE BEST JOUR TAILOR of any witnesies or members of this board | ocmmodations call on cr address E. L. | Kennody of ihe same They will be| duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- g g or emploves of this board who shali appear | Paimer, P. A. Santa Fe Route, Room 1, First | gt y p y ! g and ac o el bafore sald committee o test R dath : ne @ month septable to the stomach, prompt in | CHicAso st. Louts i g gon ik Botore 1aid commities (0" testity' in relation | National Bank, Omaha L T P T e T et IR p iul-n‘li L i ] I‘:] i‘x»‘ ill: gt (/'(-:c e Result in 4 weeks. ¥ o After some discussion t R oy e . | HS. Webber, Lynchburg, Va.; T. H. Carson 8 action g 3 cial in . / ; A Sl P el Loy b £ 3, Sl wn AR Jaattar was put| THe, Waurth' S elub will | piciio Colo.; M. Neuberger, £, E. Hastings, | effects, prepared only from the most SHERMAN & McCONNFLL DRUG CO., 1513 Dodge street, Omaha, Neb, D) A BOSTON, [ DENVE ! i &y, August New rk allor *hap N eb. v g = H : Strickler. The motion Was adopted, Mossra. [at § . m. Pr cakers will New Vork; tra Mallory, Chapman, Neb.. W. | healthyand agreeable substances, 1t8 | peemonne TAILOR S saver, »wn and the mayor votlug aye | present 3 Y s 1. Sn ica Weler and child cotand B i Xt t JESMOIN v 8 T PR e b LR Rl vty TR u.p]‘:‘,“](‘f b, | Vinieea; Harry Gardner, St. Louls: George | Imuny excellent qualities commend it i,'”'"' Aenden: '1;‘““‘" YR A - [ Troudior, “r?‘m“”n'x ik ([.: |\ r\(‘[l‘k’ Jl.ni‘. to all and have made it the most a fire alarm iu the residence of Chief Re- 50 Omaha to Kansas City and return | 5O eb.; Charles Harding, Norfo »opular remedy know: KAtsAS CITY. SANFRANCISCO, MINNEAPOL dell on Dodge street via the Burlington route, Saturday, August |Ale"J" lo, 0.; Charles R. Van Ausdale, | POF remady . The board zdjourned to meet at 9 o'clock | 10. i‘\;“‘ ] “u ‘u s\l\‘.‘ ley l\nk:lnw N ),. ‘xz‘n Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50 | Harreoro. PORTLAND, CRE. LOSANGELES. this morning, or sooner If called quinby, Boston; B. C. Crawl, Council BIufts: [ eant hottles by al T - ———e pelhussdud By genera! request Hoarts" will | B. G. Marsh, Minneapolis; F. Gretman, Tem- el y. all leading dru Chichester's Dismond Br 5 be repeated at te S pleton, Ia.; Charles O. Sheneway, Lyons, | gists. Any reliable druggist who o Enteat Senmntton. o o Wit ™| . Jy S S g, o | gt Aoy milabie draggin ENNYROYAL PILLS The surprisingly low rates offered by the DIED, Moines. ' ay ave I hand will pro- e WASHINGTON NEW YORK, INDIANAROLI A EXACT SIZE : . PERFECT® Nh-kalKl'llne MTM to Boston and return & — ey Ty PO cure it promptly for any one who Felabie. ' LADIES Mk count Knlghts Templar Gonelay d a chole: | HOWLAND--Martha H., July 3 5, he Hotels, vishes - A Drvaglal e Mhichasier s L ME i S B FAYORI N CEN 06 Tariy routes. Tiokals on sale August Loih Funeial Thurs ’ul‘.{‘n:u-‘«‘\ x‘.‘:)Lm the e AL the Arcade—Fred Hoyt, L. W. St MIRI‘;'\ to try it. Do not'accept any orant i Med sod A THE MERCANITLE IS THE FAVORITE TEN CENT CIGAR. to 28th inclusive; longest return limit; ssrvice | 19 smily residence, 3N Leavenworth | “oria . <ubstitute. Fer sale by all Plrst Class Dealers. Munufuctured by the strictly frst-class. Sleeping car space ro- |\ S(Peet gAY the Millard—E. R. Matthews, Lincoln; e parsieniats. ot el Re. oo e ot o HIRT--Michuael, aged 52 E. L. Vance, Pawnee City, aps e _pas ] m""":.“" "“;'l'&:i.h:‘;"f r;.:::(‘r lx':c::m:'lll! | Minerdt :.“n resic noe, 1818 South Tenth [ At the Merchants—W. A. Bigelow, Har- c‘LIFOI!"{,Ifi,‘::{i,, {Y{N]P 0. ] Do A ‘ F. R. RICE MERCANTILE CICAR CO,, . 3 . street, at a. m, Friday. Int rison; Ed J. ™ ¥ N p P ! ory i 3 Sdams Strest, Chicagon | Germin ‘catholle ‘ematerye - ™" % | Bighie, "G, R Ao Neligh 0% I A LOUISYILLE, KY. AEW TOaK, MR Lt Rlieda Factory No. 804, St. Louls, Mo,