Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 20, 1900, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1900, 1 1S 1 ICF ’ TR R LR DB R T | L SR L T RE T | WHERE PROSPERITY ABOUNDS b b APl TEER® MARES DISTL RB\\“‘ ¢ South Omaha News. “I Co ‘{‘ {;1;3."';;‘-‘ ’m;‘»'_:k'v. v,l“l:' ook To the Bienninl Conclnve, Knights of AL NS AN A WWW‘; el Tanke caitle this| People Around Greeley Center Have sEhias, St DEIFeit, | Gegrmrgepy s ra v cRltle_exveods (he e . Cashoard Are Wave to o8 thy Wabash win Long Horsed Toxas Bovine Raises Riot Out | "N ; ¢ pram | et a7 tone S gyl s w ey i Thom Chagy i Rt Clothes do not make the man as often § n Brist ot ¢ r f the school district | market In the we DAILY TRAINE FROM CHICAGO. on Bristc " e ¥ it GREELEY CENTER, Neb. Aug. 1f s ., arive Detroit 6:30 p, m mount ' DRUGS DO NOT HELP MILK | Biitor of Tho Bec. This enternrisins | 1210 . ., arrive Detroit 810 p. m. | as they break the man, e unding i JURHL : arrive Detroft 10:50 p. m of eduecs agalnst the Datryman Says There I8 No Form of T e R is expecteg that as soon as “Preservative Safe to Aol oo iR Al e 8 running rechining chair cars A A NSV A outsky recoyers from his pres Use. people. An anniversary of some of v y e 7 he will issue a call for all out s 3 gent for tickets via the Wa saints was celebrated. An aeronaut warrants in order to pay off the FLORENC Neb. A 18.~To the Edi A fad bes saged il at ash information call at city | and stop the acenmulation of In- |tOF of The Bee: I am glad that your able [ Aurera had been engaged as u spacial e, Adams street, Chicago, or | and public spirited paper has taken up the | tFaction and the vill was lterally ali rite G. N. CLAYTON | ht's meeting of the Board of Edu. | scrious question of “em d milk.” 1t is | ¥R “l"""" And you should marl ‘ W. P Agt., Room 405 N. Y. L. BId, | A ) attention to | MERL that the offen in this matter "’:‘ R e e W Omaha, Neb, t 5 ¢ | the fact f nd of the treas- | Should be known. This question of adulter- | Inly was no calamity about that nd the - - —- B Al enue v . term of two |Pure milk, especiaily during the summer, | 7 ;\[m".whhlx their building 1 one, M ;< Hllicd : when,if he would stop to think hgw much money wi oine e because it does away with the use of fce, | Hoelworth, left for Chicago on the sa alf-fare ticket s v 4 $ p prmit A ve, | train with me to lay In a greater stocl Via could save him.he wouldn't think of it. Tn most cases I hood 1 v 1 forme in keeping | 404 also permits milk two, or even thre i Rpivming 4 ek By Lok 3 y 1t " Vet as tol ny frie hat & gre he No estern Lina i S The beast i s | the financial account of the school district | 1¥8 old to be used, while the person sell- | Yet 1 was told by my friends that a gr B5OOIN] RS pays as least three times as much as The Nebraska viciou okl o will not be asked to pay money out of | 1D8 the pure article has both the expense [ number of the voters of Grec county 8p ! stances they 1 b b 0 his own pocket for the bond. The district |©f 1c¢ and also the loss of unsold milk each | “agin’* McKinley and for Bryan. The later and would charge him, and he gets no hetter clothes, Paying Sut (he hes > | will, of course, authorize the issulng of war- | 18¥: While the unsuspecting public are pay- | influx of settiers, how com have Accommodations Hlat Anto ) 4 A ok the he on A il R A Ao R s B 2oL -y-‘«' ing the same price to each, The bureau of | & different opinion and Greeley county is at 1401 and 1403 Farnam St. 1igh prices for clothes breaks more men than it makes, culture gives very strict cautiol st | least one of the doubtful counties in t 9 mbitions t { Very likely the purchase of a school SetiouLe S o L L) The Republi K s o o SIUTEION > . . 1€ | the use of any form of preservative in milk, | state L Knights of America will bit irritable 1o p ecme me up again and ‘it s probable hold a meeting at their club room, 1505 | 3 and it is the worse form of deception be I found my own people contentéd, pretty | as O btibel ) " '”! iy " ":“ 4 "'I "'y"i cause it chiefly decofves the sick and the | well out of debt and some of them Tookink [ & 50 v comeidon “’ ki "“”"‘”" ' Aup 11n Lol bbbkl ! 4 A > ooty Aok p bl v DS | young and turns a valuable food into a da around to by 0 arms. Some of the | e Sy A T TR oft the g mieht ill be readvertised for in order. to | YOUDS and turs . Pl Ladde LA me of the | portance and all those who have made s X v ot ety o o o [ e s, T 2t o T | ot el wi) e e Enfort oo o et s s ears -Fits b L L R S Vet Bk Hald tHRE The 1 Ay pine | while some are not actually polsonous, they | fu th public schools in their own school i iaddighcli 4 at “V‘m L of 1h t \ ) ““ ool o at the hoard may nurslyygr all by their nature prevent digestion [ districts. We are getting a new church or ;‘r w»’r- m‘ : k I o \ te, | e recor 1% n)w'm\- V_AI”H'\’ ""‘ in the system and so canse pain to the sick [ ganized at Weolback and in a short time the Tiquettes on sale via ““The Northwestern | f i il j y v A b Mg B b4 L -‘.Iul 1 teint tow th ‘; It s ;;yy\,“.\. two places will be able to support their own | Line” to Ch and return at HALF no joke spending good money for clothing that don't H b o sl b ¥ phshor Jl . % the public will. protect themselves by re- | ministe That also ought to be a RATES, August 25 to 200! o . . other zig-x tward tow ocall e o "'” ‘}"“"' incline "" the | fuging to buy In all case uspicion. 118 | gign of prosperity S M. HIL] i34 s | lon that there will be no further delay. | yge can easily be tested by acid, but a still 0 . ¢ room I neeled for pupils in the First| wimpler way is to set aside a little of the [ The ¢ Nelladle semedy 1401-1402 Farnam street by sensational methods and exaggerated statements rd and the delay in erecting a building | gyspected fluid. and if it does not sour within Dinrrhoen. " , . P f : relieve the Central school will cause conw | a reasonable period, to have grave doubts| Mr. Charles Wilfong of Houston, T maha Tent and Awning tonts, awn- We permit no competition to give yon a greater equiva Ings, canvas ods t erable inconvenience to Superintendent|as to its being genutne. The proce says Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and I b Yis Roods. 11th & Haraey. Tel. 885, that they must have the merchant tailor make his ¢lot hes weveral ' p ghbor r e y receives no I Fare Easi First, it fits your form— Second, it fits your purse. It's wear well. Many a man is huyinng at random, influenced lent for your money than “The Nebraska.” The frait of Wolfe. He has been counting on t| “souring” is natural and wholesome, bt » | rhoea Remedy is the orly remedy that wilt s A an ecight-room building near the center of | arrest this by any artificial plan of embalm- | effectually check his bowels when he has it's greatness has been contidence —a c¢lose trade relation . he city in which he could place a portion | ing is both unnatural and dangerous. diarrhoca . P . ¢ o . of the overflow of the Central school EDGAR POWELL. - 7 anl u" a er hetween you and us, If you go elsewhere and pay more, A Grand Opportuntiy . L ! . that's your faunlt, foont. e UHUCHINE BOREIR] e TTTEE ‘s After Hall Attention. Modern Woodmen To increase your knowledge of the country. | We are fust in receipt of shipment of s curiously into the kitchen of Mrs. Fenne Chief of € Mitchell left last | Members of Beech camp, Modern Wood- | ya)r fare to Chicako and return via “The | Manitau Soda (table) Water, and Manitau | came X ight for ( a to bring back to South | men of America, are requested to attend | Northwestern Ll st 25 9. Good : A man came on horseback and tried to Northwestern 1 August 25 to Good | Ginger Cb X! ts and t thtow & Iaf sround Hia etk 3 ymaha Robert Hall the young man who is [ the funeral of Neighbor George H. Youns |yl September 40 roturning. i heorelsen Sob il LML BB L bovine, being rope-shy, plunged through o | YA01€d by the Nebraska Telophone com- | Monday afternoon, August 20, at 5 o'clock at | o i (CLEEE O/BD BEE IR PR 8 ravine. The man essayed to follow he | Pany for embezzlement of funds at this|the Presbyterian church, Twenty-fifth and J | | o0 Grovte with Walter Molse & Co., | ©7808 of 100 | Borse became mired in the bog. sprained | PA¢e. Hall is now in fail at Sacramento, | streets, South Omaha: Funeral from Brew- [ (=8 Gt &t e ive ma| We sell 100 kinds of MINERAL WATER. | S0 The WRA Bl Lo Be taken (b rear, | Deing held to awaft the coming of the Ne- [ er's undertaking parlor | A BT Aouen Kove " dogs 100k up | Praska authorities. 1t is understood that he FRANK WHITMARSH, Clerk i Popsa il s waived the formality of the securement ~ Carabana Water from Spain of requisition papers, b oty and Sch e o About this time it becam d about | Of requisition papers, but will return and PO Twe Dol to Detrott, Mich, and | Allouez Water from Green Bay NG RIERNORMBEA kL e S0 po | Stand trial. An effort is being made by the Schlg £ Return Piperasin Water from dermany been offered for the safe \ of the|friends of Hall to have the indictment | Fing, when he Plus one fare, August 25, 26 and 27, via “T Rubinat Serre Water from Spain. maverick to the car. This interested t wgainst him quashed by paying the amount ; L e SRS Northwestern Line.”" Inquire at the large| vichy Water from France adult male contingent, who set about mak- | °f the funds that he confi collector Wy or well rarn over vou y city offices, 1401 and 1403 Farnam street Kissengen Water from Germany. , ing nooses in well ropes and ¢lothesline of the company Schlalfer lled that he we uld . Carlsbad Water. from Bohemis. It is d that Fred M. Johnson, clerk Boasding. TrH ML N John Rudd, optician, 115 €. 16th st Villi Cabra from France 2503 Bristol street, tried (o put some salt o b P 4 - s e It you drink mi 1 wat ] R aig erintendent o | for Schli . C. Pattersor 4 : Get our price It you drink mineral water on the beast's tail as a preliminary fo | HH,,,",',: Pt th68; ','&"'“‘“,"’h fthe | late, upants of the bugiy, alighted DIED, \Wiits Jo fow ORtATEHS catching him, though he afterwa denied d f at this place, took in pounding the unfor- was robbed of $70 on Friday night. Haight | tunate pstrian, whose cries for help [ RILEY-Mrs. J. K., aged 6 years, at St . a su ed a torn trou car and had left everything unguarded | jured. Patterson and Klatt were arfested [ Moor Woolworth avento, Monday | y 2 Prasd reet, was butted In| \wpen pe returned he was just minus the . the stomach while ¢ ¢ the animal o X B pec 8! A eric - 3 3o ity {ln stoma ing the animal on | yiount of the roll he had left behind The greatest skin epecialist in America 4 originates orm or Banner Salve A The railroad gang has been troubled originated the formula for B On one of his tacks the Texan charged | " il SET 08 oo (roubled WIH | o 0 gkin diseases, all cuts or sores and X through the back yard of Willlam A. Fen & made to for piles 1Us the most healing medicine. uNIUN ' catch the offenders. Saturday nigl one o ner, 2619 Bristol street, where were play- | aturday night one of | \o " "hilon Drug Co., Omaba; Dillon's the cars was entered and q y or o - o hre af 7" Ve hiaren wnd o | S, XA enered and- ' ‘auamity” or | J0e DGR, Do, S, FAGEIC $19.00 TO DENVEH ‘ children of €. J. Best. With horns lowe iotd g pifkoitos y : and tongue lolling out he plunged stnicht | ©t o both the tuff and the parties who ) ys: o ' it i albedl gl o Cramer's Kidney Cure. It cured me. Take | Ask us for the new ones. Such ae | | | no others. All druggists Pluto Water from Indiana V. B. Conklin, Bowersvil at them, rtunately, the children SERRT received more benefit from Foley dney VER ish shoes, closed out to us for him in time to get out of the v, but | Speeint « % Cure than from months of treatment by "n} '_ spot cash, from five of the lead- none too soon, as one of his horn ATLHGIRGHS th physicians.” Take mno seubstitute. Myers- the side of 12-year-old Grace Best, tearing [ council will be held until September 3 LI PR iy ¥ 4 ing maufacturers of the east, all ber clothing and xi- ving s, slight scratch | ctal meeting will most iikely be callea for | Store: South Omaha worth from $4 to %6 on sale at evening this week for the purpose 3 INS FOR SPIRIT LAKE of opening bids for the repairs to the paves | DXY LI T TRA AUCUST 19, 20, 21 vealized that it was dangerous to press | ment on Twenty-fourth street. There is Okoboji and Armold's Park. ‘ ) s his steership too close, so drew away to| money now with which to pay for such re- | The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail- i ! give him a chance to calm down. Left to| pairs and as the street is in bad con- | way company has just placed in service la | : L Bimself, e wandered across the strect to | dition the council is anxious to award the | daylight trains betweon Omaha and Spirit | vacant 1o ng the ardor of the reward hunt Joined several cows that were | contract. Bids will be received for repair- | Lake, Okoboji and Arnold’s Park. Going the 4 grazing qnlt--xl; in lh;- sha IIP? and wnu“hw Ing the street at this time and also for keep- | train leaves Omaha at 7:15 a. m. and ar- WITH These SAMPLE MEN' SHOES, are all welt soles and made came as doclle s they here, wn hOUT | ing it in repair for a term of five years, | rives, Spirft Lake at 4:15 p. m. Returning NEW PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS - of the BEST BOX CALF, VALOUR CALF and RUSSIAN CALF, Iater, he was taken by a man from the | Engincer Beal estimates the cost of t Spirit Lake at 645 a. B o8 e cos his | the train leaves Spirit Lake a a. m RS- MEALS A LA CARTE—- A e stock train Year's repairs at $1800, but he thinks if a | and errives Omaha 3:556 p. m. This 1s the D'N";%FOFAE‘- SMOKINC AND LIBRARY CARS in all the new fall styles, and the workmanship is perfect, as they y long time contract is let 0! best service that has yet been offered over 3 : "m o\ 3 UN » Way to Cure Backache, e considerable P PRV e y a o sell hy. THEY ARE UN- Backaches are caused by disorder in the [ MODeY can be saved to the taxpayers any one road. Round trip tickets, good re- which contains a buffet, library, writing desk, with barber shop, etc., for the are made for the traveling men to sell Ridneys. Foley's Kidney Cure will make o in Police Wi o Qutome i BT accommodation of sleeping car pussengers QUESTIOABLY THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OF- h " 3 tut nEes in Po ree. City ticket office, 1504 Farnam street. The library contains well-selected books for the free use of sleeping car R ’ AN e the kidneys ght ke 0 substitute he library ntal e ” 3§ Myers-Dillan_Drug_Co., Omaha; D (James Emory, an old time employe of | F. A. NASH, General Western Agent. passengers, The porter will, if requested, bring a catalogue from which the FERED IN MEN'S FINE SHO¥ Drug Store, South Omaha Switt & Co., has been appointed to a post 1504 Farnam Street, Omaha. book desired can be selected. The current magazines, weekly publications and nn.»“;,,:. n,..”,,..n‘.; force to take the place ———— daily papers are on file, and a writing desk supplied with stationery and all ] F' 3 d 4 shues s' 85 1 o e i, | € cor Hedgren, resigned. M Summer Hesor clllties for correspondence s at the disposal of all slecping car passenge Py il o CReARte TR AR U TR <R atls T3 gren will Immediately go ulvm ."’M:‘v :hhln For a book describing the cool, pleasant, :!"l‘llllr‘:l‘:\' 1'..)rmu:.r ”l:”””]’ ’:hu:x kL Iy Sucom RAL ERLERIOS e ume" s I"e a“ g AMUS‘F MENTS. himself and this is the reason he assigns | healthful summer resorts of Wi i : 1 th 1 t el ielikiceal g o i e for his res. 1 ce . ated on the line of the Chicago, Milwaukee 1 ' Neveral thousan« airs of women’s fine viel kid shoes, direc . eiksatlon, " OMicer John Brigcs has | M 0B the line af the Chicago, 3 No. 5—The Colorado Special —Leaves Omaha 11:35 p. m. Today || ° ' P ensnled 00aen dRvd (0T 8110 from the factory floors. All new, stylish goods. They come in each of duty F. A. NASH, f A o stylis 5. : mnaaduy et He il uagtbisdizire General Western Agent, Arrives Denver 1:20 p. m, Tomorrow black and tans and all sizes, 23 to 8. The same care is taken to he Middleman" was the bill the Red © his work as soon as this time is com i 4] mond stock company presented to a|pleted High grade Buckeye Manufacturing com- No. 3—The Pacific Express—Leaves Omaha 4:25 p. m., Today || give youa smisf:n-lm'y fit as if you paid twice the price. crowded house at Boyd's last night. The s e C any/ bikes, ball and roller bearing and play was popularized in the United States Magic Uity Briets, L 15 full of powerful situations that gave | With now shelving. the Redmond company an opportunity to | Mr and Mre G W. Hawkins of Council show Its ability to a better advantage than ,'H‘.‘,',j”;:',‘)“' vesterday with Mayor Kelly ghon fsspiityto 8 ramars nay ure 75¢ - City Treasurer Koutsky has about com The play is a sort of a combination of | pleted his annual report for the fis § ! 5 These are the greatest bargains ever offered in slippers. the story of Palissy, the potter, and Effie | Year ending August 5, yroyal ’ . ol 2 miliar azel Kirke s Cyru . Amne Kelly has reiurned fro, . . EERR + o0 8L00 = i 2 i PP S S B L ‘,1“:.1\1'1 %"I“';: .”(?.‘;\! i e 5“5""% wrain Quinine Caps AYDE s Great CIearmg Sale Children’s 85¢ Kid Turned Sole Strap Slippers,39¢c the method of burning a new ware af John Raah has rec s rain Quinine Ca . i e of satul \ thon Tl on In red or black kid and sizes 2 to from years of unsuccessful experimenting, Ed | Bruno Strathm is at Cape Nome seain Quidine ¢ Redmond appeared to exceptionally good | S1¥INE that he 1" doing well and'ilkes (h | Duffy's Malt Whiskey advantage 3 rosenswelg has returned from Butte, | WiR® of Cardui Instead of Dunstan Kirke, the old miler ¢ he spent several months, and 5 n “Hazel Kir who {s the father of a |l ed his old position with' ‘the |8, 8. 8.0 ..... . nged daughte e Middleman' offers | 12Yans company - e wronged daughiter l Iamar ¢ A . Mrs. James Schnelder, Nine- ) Cyrus Blenkarn, an eccentric old potter D Rinaate havs hhtimsts e PR i who discovers a new ware that makes him | Bohe where they spent th months | Castoria i immensely wealthy and has his happiness ting friends and relatives. Blrney's Catarrh crowned by learning that his daughter is| Adolph Harms. a cigarmaker in the em Catarch Po G LTS R SN R The best clothing in America S| Sam Hunt new member of the com- | shots were directed towurd him, but non of them took effec pany, did an artistic picce of work as 4 4 G - RILEARA 1 A | Batty odd Mitohell ' Tngraham was | ohh ARaUasE WilL Do told Monday over tha [EASKATS TaF ROAN &:onessers st shown here. To make room for youndly applauded in the comedy role,|on Saturday by i freight in in th Ajux Tablets . . . Jesse Pegg. Kathryn Ingraham, as ards. No arra pts for the funeral s Blonkara, the wronged daughter, and other | Mave ae yot been‘mude, - * L E SCI‘IlEFE corpmee | our tremendous fall shipments, members of the cast were acceptable of . C. Caldwell running on the streets Oasent Todas o 17, b T, &AM, | WIEHOUE & loensn g ana-lagked him. o, R AR AN SR TR prices are cut to cost and less. Anyone who has a west front office these days, or an of- < Mambeen. ab Derars dadge e b A |8 fice in a ramshackle building, ought not to be in the same . sonfe hall at 115 p. m., Monday, August \ Men’q Extra F]“e fix next summer. DIrf, too, seems more offensive in hot 1900, rvie L to aftend the funeral service of s Brother Dr. Joseph Neville. All master 3 B AN ODD PANTS. THE BEF BUILDING Good Fishing. | 86,50 men's finest pants at..$3.75 Spirit Lake, Okoboji, Lake Washington 3 Wasecs, Engle Lake, River Palls, Solon | g } e 42 &5.00 fine worsted pants at..$2.50 ) P T : Springs, Rice 1 Bayfleld, Ashland, Gog : . - 0. N % 50 men’s blue serge pants $l.75 ) is cool, clean and well ventilated I'here is always a draft, eble, Watersmeet and numerous lukes near - “ the walls are thick.the air is pur eand kept constantly moist NIARG Siinad $15 men’s suits at $ by the fountain in the court. This is the place to be se are all good fishing places and are & 2 . 9 - quickly and fortably reached by the "miL bURL]&N(flMQN SIA,T].(IN %10 men's fine all wool suits, $4.73 3 summer. North-Western line . LTS k pants, ¢ s Cheap rate excursions August 10-21, Sep e e 99¢ men's white duck pants, at 45¢ tember 7-2). Limit October 31, 1900. City Wmbar Il bimic Ot e Airest - . All boys’ wasnable knee pants, R, C. PETERS & CO., CHICAGO AND RETURN 81275, at 5¢ and 15¢ Chicago and Return $12.75, Denver and return ) Sreip Rental Agents, . + Ground Floor, Bee Building. On August 27, 2% and 29 the Chi Colorado Springs | . 50c to 50 washable suits for boys cago, Milwaukee & St Paul railway will and return - - - $19.00 of 3 to 16 years at sell round-trip tickets Omaha to Chicago for S13.0 ‘B':i‘(flgmfl Pueblo and | 25¢, B0c¢, 75¢ and 93¢ O3 ANASH, General Webtera. Agat return + - -+ ; “It has justly won its laurels.” Soups, s | e————— H i Glenwood and return, $31.00 Men's very finest suits, %20 4 $12 50 f Fish, Game, lm «m.i Cold M : ats, etc., are Via Lake Shore & Michigan Southern rail- | Salt Lake and return, $32.00 $18 snits now at . AR . | W ek given a most delicious flavor by using way from Chicago dally—Fast mall 8:30 Sori X1,25 8 ats a s . 50c¢ | o, arrives New' York nest morn Hot Springs & return, $18.40 81,30 summer coats at cereneeeeenn BOCH T e New Yuk ©F D #3 men’s all wool serge coats at ......... veeees $1.80) T L & P tan specal 10:0 5. m, arrires New York Glad to sell you a ticket or reserve $8.50 nwn'u fine coats and pantsat ................ $4.80 ea errlns York and New England express 2:00 p, m a berth for you. $5.00 men’s coats and pantsat ....... $2. 75 Ar ¢ ' SAUCE arrive Boston 4:4 m v York 6:00 p m. next day; Lake Shore limited 5:20 p. m | 3 X arrive New York 6:30 p. m.. Boston 9:05 Ticket Otfice, Buriington Statien, ] e Al Bt B T RANL QAT New, YAIK wSpiet) 8.8 P, =2, 1602 Farnam St 10th and Mason Sts. | 40 s . arrive New York second morning \ Eio.""Bock of Tralna" ives.ful 1atogma: To. 380, T 128, j | THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE quu,m lon: S8 9 Cllen, 0 et Ghloagn KM SELLING THE MOST CLOTHING IN OMAHA. W BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. J0ilx DUNCANT S0Ns, Ageuts, New Yocks 1