IHE_OMAHA DAILY BE: Moy DAY qFI’IEMBFR 24, 189L CLOSED IT WITH A \iﬁﬂR\" Bt s T 7 ‘.,\‘,::-:.‘*.",?«'"z';s'(:;v“u‘-'f:""‘l":fm"v'vffi‘"I'f?\’-‘-‘i"x""".‘ﬂ‘:v:!‘HIR Bl\lmS 1N O\I\II\ T DU e verelory et Bhd I oA . Her Appearance ainst there 1s no reason why and James Burke on .he charge | against there is no reason wh il gy A G ercps in corn, and the cotton crop in Texas 5t Koon be pounde Vrorm. Games running ' common wanbling howse . v ; —— U o T R IO P speaks louder than words, She doesn't use orts us these, indicating a general roviva { ] Retail Trade Very Quiet but Wh lewle | of aftairs throughout the country, it fs small Pearline. She's worn out with hard wor p N worder that Omaha should sh 10 some e H Watters Pick Up a Little, TENL the GROvMrtty of het neahbors. THI ) Houschold drudgery, you can see, has told . place has become too important & market 1o 1 s ) ) [ g D A Soncing oo IR nOTERL RIHARRGE {5 upon her, Possibly you are a woman who VEWS OF THE MERCANTILE AGINCIES | than a temporary eff ot on general business A is going the same way. Now, these “are “[ o not mean by this that this it p . b ¢ Fatal to 1ts Chances, Quite 0 crowd of sports witnessed a knock- will tiot stffer setioun Joms by feason of the days when such things needn't be, for ANITA, Ta., Sept. 23.—(Special)—Guthrie | out last night at 11:30 on the outskirts of S Tok olAyed DAIN with (RE TOBKY 6amm ve hie ity bebweah “Montana Kt of this | D46 Finda Individuas i 1y s Restel P L ARG A R most women. Labor savers are all around {erday. "T:ey came quite a distasier th- sh | Blace and “Biack Diamond™ form Missouri. | Local Trade, but Prospeets Are its territory. This may be somewhat exper you, and, for woman's work, Pearline with Towa_ college University of | Joseph Pullman, who conluts the foreien | Kansas, University ; ka, *Haker AU the tack, wa o tnken inn { niversity of Baliwin, Kan., and Gates | custody on the saime chargs They Omaha Wins Her Eleventh Gem: from t.e | (iiVie are signed, and a trip to Denver is ball T the (rack and e Tuces were | in Oi a possible thing. | Interfered with. It I8 (hought latter died a few | course, applies more to some Mnes than to per cent loan of (832,000 has been sub- Chicago, W g after the nt. He was blown | others. Dealers in luxuries report onl bed for to an amount five tim @ base hit: Abbey. T base Y Ward Kanans ¢ 1ty's Fall Priviieges, ar over the tender and shot headfore- 3 . : ki LA ¢ 5 ~ f ‘ < S GITY: ; 3 small demand. In all linex of high grade and | Kreat as the required sum, so great is th Schriver, flith. Double s: Ward KANSAS CITY, Sept. 23.—The fall most through one of the op g8 in thal| SR AL i B : Sty 4 e i e R SHEDS ot il b ST WO | EANSAS, GV, Seut S the fall e | mGAC Shrouel e (PER TRt 1B | penaive e, rade - not s kel an | Dressure of wnemplosed Capital, With L.KE A GOOD TEMPE redge. Struck out: By Griffith, 3; by Boyd S s i tiking his head against the bank, | medium grade goods, however, and in artic A subscription at par the avera \ Hp! 19 (R A el Driving park will begin on next Thursday | pE8 e A LG e S R necessary to comfort, such as furniture, | alotment was at €101 14s 6d. This su BRIGHTNESS EVERYWHERE. lzmpm. Emsli Batteries: Griffith and “rﬂ!“-xl"}uv f-(r! Ity days. The out- Instance, business much better than it | it I8 expected, w T Kittredge; Stockdale, Boyd and Dugd: P Lyl ul meeting is excellent 3 Practice Law. has been, while in staples the demand is | colonfal borrowing k there Umpire ¢ ut n Here, Too, as plenty of horses are assured, and there 1 large and business good was a small movement cf many, g a larze number stabled at the LANTON ., Sept. TN o 3 but this was regarded as unimportant. The T A AR el S oad oF heng Tease to . syrdt: | derly. the noted ex-labor leadsr, will be for- | “DFY goods men report a large trade and | buf,Aht% was requrded us unimportant, the | FNVALID CHAIRS, | | : the first game with Brookiyn this afternoon | €% s formerly, the booking privilege will | o0 0o e bar of ol are kept busy husiling orders. Manufactur- | of orders, suppesed to have been of th by & narrow margin, IKennedy winning his | be thrown open to all who desire to draw | MAlly admitted to the bar of Lackawanna | ery of overalls and cheap clothing are run- | {mdian mints. he tone ot the stock ma ; own game by a safe hit with two men on Clem Creveling of St. Louis has been | county tomorrow, He has ab etermined | ning at full force. Grocers are doing a large | kets was cheerful, but business was r bases. The Reds won the sceond me, | ;. i . and every detail of the | to open law ofice in New York City and | business, made profitable by the increased | Stricted. Greater readiness was displayed, S profiting by Daub's wildness to score three 3 e hands of the most | locate there. . to deal in second and third rate i H prices of several classes of goods. oot and however, runs. Parrott and Holliday were put ont | capable men. e v f goods. Boot and First class securities were @ X Y L . shoe dealers report a very satisfactory trade £ the game for insubordination. Score 4 - Cyclone Safforers Destitute 3 a v aler on realizatio azilian ra 2 g n & Ahuardinktior ¥ 0w rin Foriy Seconds = Uyelon F- Bategl Lad B In all of these lines, business is much better Samien an tetlaationn. Lirasillen el % e T NATCHITOCHES, La., Sept. 23.—George TERRY, Minn. pt. 23 he cyclone suf- | than last year, and in some cases even shows 2 fall in the gold p L8 3110 0 8 6 50 | Plerce of New Orleans, in a finlsh fight for | ferers are in a very destitute condition. The | a large increase -over - the ecorresponding 2 quarters the Yegelabln. Cincinnatl, 9; Brooklyn, 16. Errors: | @ Durse of $i0), knocked out T. E. Tansin, | loss will exceed §100,000. Thirty famili-s are month of 1 sault of speculation umum.-n, 6: Breoklyn, 1 ned runs: | In the arena at Cypress today in the pres- | entirely destitute and many business men | + “Hardware merchants are doing a good | than a AL improyement 4n Pruss opared fro o orlgl ormula, p Clneinnati, 6; Brookiyn,' 2. Two-base hits: | ence of a large crowd of spectators, When | have lost their all. Money is badly needed. | business in all 1kinds ‘of store wear. A note- | f Fl%c in § American st ! ; oo, Trupes, | Bropared from the orifieal jommuls Bre Latham, 8mith, McP’hee, Griflin, Burns, | thesight commenced h-th men sporred for Doasuniod ! worthy feature of this trade is the scareity | ool Mitslly & 0n . Ehe sarkst -for BGpas 6 10g ab autheutic history dating Usck 000yeare Shindle. Home run: Hoy. Double plays: | a0 opening. In afow seconds Bierca led and lows Embresier Arrested in Tennesson of shiet iron resUIMRg from the fact that | horciin, Yecuritles was firm, especlally the ¢ TENIOLD Cr L Massey to 8mith to Corcoran: T. Daly to | landed an uppercut on the cheekbone with b g f L he fa hat | Spanish department, on rumors of negoti S E R e Lachance ). Hit by pitched ball: By | his lett, which he quickly ‘foilowed by o | MEMPHIS, Sept Moses Fembetz, who | Munufacturers falled fo turn out the usual | tlons Tor' &' iew loin. "nglish rafiway” se am : A ITIVE CUR Whittrock, 1; by Kennedy, L Struck out: | Viclous ‘blow in the same place with his | is said to have :mbezzled a large sum of | S"PDIY last yea curitles were quiet. American rallwiy se- E SRR % AT, K SRR g | Mlae o, T, e, B, g IO | e et wave mberied o arge wum of | PRI Tt nue sebranka i | EHEAIR, SRS i oPue ot < WM. LOUDON, pitch, Kennedy, 1. Time 'wo hout ad | time was called he was unable to stand up | Money at Des Moines, Ia., was arrested toda not supply the usual amount of business ade returns for September are expected foz all Stomach, Kidney and Bowel fifteen minutes. Umpire: McQuald. b and the refere Wi’ out. ‘The { @ud will be held until a requisition is ve- | this ‘year, and tiat lowa will also fall 4 | 1 show a considerable expansion of busi- | Gommission Merchant troubles, especially teries: Whittrock and Merrit(; Kennedy | fight lasted forty ceived from the governor of lowa. il abeet Wholesalers are very | 1688 With America under the new tarift BB e o & U wisely rattention 1o the north- | thange a Hiely while the Tailtaod marie Grain and Provisions. CHRONIC CONSTIPATION. L The Qrchard & Wilhslma: defeated. the west territory, taking in Colorado, Wyoming, | is under the adverse influence of imp e g s % ; 3 e Jashingto Orégon. Trade in thai | reorganizations. Erie seconds g rivate wires to Cuilcago and New York Price BO cents. Sold by all druggists. Brookiyn . SRR Merchant Maroons o' Council Blufts on x-Senatar John C. Jacobs of Birooklyn Wasklagien_And.asea: e ahat | SRl g R Al busines orcrs placed” on' Chicu b " §: Cinclnnati, 9 Brooklyn Srrors: | the latter's grounds by the following score Q vesterday ectled 1n vety. 4% e people are in & | (pi cen were ffactional and ioard of Trade, ;. N Cincinnati, 3; Broskiyn, Foibase. Btk | O & e, iaos by the sollowing o 1n New York huve raised $30,00 | Prosperous condifTus; retallers seem to be | Shanex were fhactional and - | “Correspondence solicited fhe Franciscan Remedy Co. Merritt, Corcoran, Wyrhs, Threwbase hit: | & % Vi gi Qg ia e a2 | P helr Conntry In the war with China. | doing well, and ordess are liberal and watis- | woro g Srand Trunk and Can Qftice, ‘room 4, New Yoik Lite Building ’ Sirns. Double. pay: Biith o Slarsey: te Mits: O & W uncll Blutg, | | The Grand View hotel af Atlantic High- fetany. \h‘;ll;"vlmw\”‘-;w these Jtates have in | pecially thcse of western Australl |-=euhong 134 VAN BUREN ST., CHICAGO, TLL. > } iR Mansey wo-base hit:" Welch. - Three-base ar 1o “Durned Saturday.. Los, | some cases anticipatéd thelr bills, tures, : ieadios., Bite. hour wad. thires: mimutea $reotme: | fiapidge. Home ran: Springs rrems: | $100000, “This i taken_as an indication of {he T —— A e e R o {ox vy ' Mustzated Galendan MeQuald fon: Wy ena Minbirel | 0. & W.. 3; Councll Biufts, 6, Batierie Among the passensers who arvived at | prosperity whicl prgvails tiroughout - the AL i) e e at thelr emg must depoait $2 R Daub and ¥i | O & . Sprioggate and Hart; for [ New York from lurope yesterday was | northwest. Omatat houses INDON, Sept. 2. —The weather during | each with the union as a guaranty of § 3 1 ) ¥ re being well a 3 Council Bluffs, Liarton and Shugart. Um- | Claus Spreckles bl a me A the past week has been fine and the harvest | ment of wages and $100 as a forf:it in case of the Teams pire: D, Punk B RERR assed for the | cocived and megh.With litlle difculty n | M0 oo Sard. The wheat market has | of any reduction during the next six months, i 30 i 2 P | . Tae new coal n law, | for the | securing custom irom merchants who have LK . . : RS Plaged. Wen, ne Fach for Carver and Crosh 7, | benenit of Kansas miners, has been declared | pitherto dealt almost exclusively with the | been qulet, expecially for shipments, There ANNOUNCEMENTS 5 — 4 T ¢ | unconstitutional . 3 ik s wis @ moderate demand for coast carge A SME > or, New York y 83 ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2L—Dr. Carver today J. G. Spencer of Clayborn county has been der and larger jpbbing centers. — This I8 | which were fairly steady. Otherwise there e ihe R ""““ Fasitiyely Cured Boston ) by @ score of 85 1o 88 defeated Will Cros) O iRalea tor ook attributable, to a large extent, to the fac < 5 3 . T i -~ | osby, ated for congress by the democrats of h nothing doing. Aillers were iying Mr. Thomas A. M advance agent of B:’ l:.lé‘«;llylmm 10 § | the champion of southem Tilinols, in the | venth Misaissippi district that during the depression immediately fol 3 ugh to meet current needs, There | oo n " e 2 RC i ol e w{"t‘n'u'-»swt 3 ot ox in foad, RoakivD ... X o o4 | second of the three 10 live bird ‘matches | Jobert L. Thompson died at Cincinnati | 10WINE the repeal of the Sherman uct, Chi- | Was no speculation. The reduction in- the Ing e e mananit s aatih Eitipand . | gl‘_}, 200, € rosby was the victor yesterday | rday. He had t connected with the | ¢ago and other jobbing centers for a time | Quantity afioat had no effect upon the rived in the city yesterday Mr. Downing, ] o moderate dri Chicago ... . Aensaada, ware - goodones. and - with list Book Concern over wenty-four | ceased soliciting trade in the silver states. | Markel, Focin ivices were rather ded | assisted by Bugenia Blair aad a competent co. JLhar boen given in tioussads Riuonwo y 3§ fine sport. Carver started 1 with )n”;.“:.\ | This very naturally created a feeling of re- | Prade were slow.® barcels for Octoher and | company, will give two performances at 7 4 (e onoe i proknated Bt. Louls ... 2 3] 405 | and kept it until the end. About 5 pecpie Whisky trust dircctors have ad- | sentment, which 18 now operating largely | Novembrer fvery were quoted at 20s 4 Boyd's theater on Saturday nex 1n- e e bt o Washington 1110 4 $13 | Were“Breaent: The' rematning - mateh ani | journied without reaching 4ty sonclusion'in | in favor of Omaha. Loow dry koods hodses | Bioar s, Decerme 1. | omar” will be the matinee bill, and “The | i iaeka Loulsville . 2 % o %.2 shot tomorrow II-” A '|‘AII"’ he ¢”:v culty with the An elaim to be doin siness far in excess | in or \w\rl “Ll‘ wer A Gladiator” will be produced at night. o — > - aributing oo of that done during t ssponding period | Continued w Shipper - ~ u . O A e ColsEe Won gy oTeallonal Voot Tal e The ' executive itee o the oF o vearn ey e worite o | benellers were: brCaking. the marike Row in iha ATubisy Duariex “.'; ".’nJ‘“JL‘L,,T..’“".;JLZ.‘"&T.‘...” LAND, Neb, Sept. 23.—Speclal) > K, Sept, 2 e8Larday the 11t erways conven which recently s yoast ¥ i arcels, prompt delivery 9 3 » | W J The game of foot ball between Ashland and | Uminary game under ussociation ,f i arned at g 1 & meeting :‘ “"; none v i !~“”{'»f"“ covering a larger and buyers offered 218 64 DENVER, Sept. 23.—During a row between S Doan college, played here Saturday re- | under the New York Professional 1'sot 1. v ‘ EFMOPY, AAL Y Or SRTS | — .- warring factions in the Arabian settlement - A o Liai nator Stewart has filed a reply (n th As 1 stated last week, business through- | ehrew *hirtma Strike out fifty Arablans o ! W . gulledsin, & victory, (or the, Doane by o | asmcciation was plaved betwesn e Now | QR UGS SR "Rh B MR B | owt“the fountra' . remly” PERIRE b and | gy Moaney thartmakers Sike, | tonisnt, tn whieh svout ity Araviane were! W Ve “,.,‘3",.'3,,,..,..‘ on e much betier than last vear, and It is ex- | the home team winning by four goaie to | Gismiseed w0 far as be wax con as | it may now he sl sald that prosperity oyt il Lo ppewe | ngeged, Mes. Bisef Ablap wes bit ia the ¥ chicugan ey o an st vear, and It by ex- | the hor Wy jour &9als 10 | co-respondent, on the ground that it was | has the upper hand. At New York, Chicsg king shirtmakers of New York to the | back with a brick and kicked in the abdomen, Btate this seaso . interest manifested augured well for (he | ‘"aituted for purboses of blackmall Pliladelphia and other vastern points trade | number of nearly 3,000 went on a strike today, | causing her to give premature birth 0 a child. - Gpain and Jommission Broksy e e Yeam popularity of the assoclation eamie oliens from Becing e’ tmenemias'hs | in general is very good. compared to that of [ and twenty shops which had not in the past | The infant's body was split opers by the force . . el ..! _ Anxious e atr as 1 ineffectual to - . P - i H e ot extept | of the blows inflicted upon the mother, who . Private wire to Chicago and New York. CRETE, Neb., Sept (8pecial Aftor the Huwthorne Trac protect ' 380 her eect Bf (ko | last year. At St Paul, Duluth and other | year or more known a Sabbath quiet except o blow : t o to Ohleago and Numerous candidates for every position | CHICAGO, Bept. B A force of consta. | Cateh is said ¢ on taken outside | centers busines is gradually improving. On | on Saturday were deserted. The strikers de- | lies at the point of death. Abid Fekau an l lephone No. 616, ¢ the preseribed lin and @ large portion of | the coast affairs are on the upward grade. | manded a ralse in wages on plece work to | John Dellawaby were arrested charged with o on the Varsity team are making our for- | bles made a descent upon the Hawthorne | thews were breeding animois = ¥ Kansas City, and St. Louis are doing & very | the old scale, which s double the prescnt | manslaughter, OFFICE—ROOM 15, BARKER BLOCK, . 111D Farnam Street, Omai:n,

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