Nebraska Newspapers

    TJBLE
Tuesilay Morning , September 1 ,
LOOAL BEEVITIES ,
The examination of teachers In the city
schools passed off successfully yesterday.
M , J. Oreery , Union FaciGo passenger
agent at the transfer , is a happy father. The
llttlo one arrived Sunday ,
Mrs. II. M , Whltmoro is bmlding two
handsome residences on Nineteenth street
near Webster to coit $0,500.
II. B Willis , mayor of Elgin , Ills , is in
the city the guest of his old friend , Mr. Hugh
Murphy , the well-known contractor.
The bouloraid committee is to hold n
meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock , at
the office of Morse & Brunnor , in the Faxton
block.
Iluah 0. Ilonnlo , of North Flatte , and
Mlsa Ella Brofoe , of Grand Island , wore mar
ried on Sabbath afternoon , Aug. 30 , in this
city by llsv. Charles W. Savldge.
The Third congregational church and
Sabbath school hold their picnio in irons-
corn's park next Thursday afternoon , Septem
ber 3d. All friends nro cordially invited ,
The clothing store of Peterson , Tenth and
Lenvonirorth streets , was robbed early yes
terday morning. The thieves effected an en
trance by breaking in a roar window Aboul
$40 worth of goods were taken.
A great event in Jewish circles this week
will be the marriage on Wednesday ovenlnp
of Mr. Iko Now to Miss lUhol Newman.
The ceremony takes place at the synagogue al
7 o'clock and will be followed by a reception
at the houio.
Grouch & Mead , a gensral merchandise
firm of Harvard , Neb. , sold out Saturday ,
leaving numerous debts , It is believed , The
Omaha trade which comprises the heaviest
creditors sent legal representatives to the
scene yesterday ,
An exciting runaway occurred on Tenth
street near the crossing about 8 o'clock last
evening , A horse attached to a buggy dashed
up the street , scattering things in a lively
manner. At Ilarney street the horse turned
west , and was still tunning nt last accounts.
The cricket match which was to have
been played Saturday afternoon on the artil
lery grounds at the fort , did not coma off ,
owing to the failure of the Omaha team to ap
pear. The High school bays were promptly
on tli9 grounds and when it bcc me evident
that the others wore not coming , they played
a scrub gima with an eleven mido up by th )
soldier ? .
The following startling item wag commu
nicated to tha BEE : "A young lady residing
on Iserlh Saventoenth street , loss than a dozen
blocka from California street , had a very nar
row OECICO from breaking her neck last night.
Sbo WAS at the top of a long steep flight of
stain when the made a misstep and ruddenly
she went down to the bottom , and stranxo to
say she eacaped > without a ccratch , but mur
mured to herself , 'I ' might have broken my
neck. '
A. A , Welch , of Wayne , is in the city.
Fred Flodman , of Wahoo , is at the Faxtan.
G. If. Kinzol , of Creston , Iowa , is at the
"Millard.
John G. Nordgron , of Chapman , Neb , is a
Faxton guest ,
Dr. N. D. Clark , of North Platte , spent
yesterday in the city ,
A. J. Galloway , wife and daughter , of Nor
folk , are at the Millard ,
Joseph Hollman , of Emerson , is in tbo city ,
stopping at the Faxton.
0. W. Thomas and A. D. Sears , o ! Grand
Island , are at the Faxton.
James Mountain and Robert Marsh re
turned from a western trip last evening ,
Hon. John M. Thayer spent yesterday in
the city , and left last evening for Grand
Island.
Miss Ida K. Greonlos , a teacher in the city
schools of Indianapolis , Indiana , is visiting
friends in Omaha ,
George M. Leathers and family , and M. S ,
Bullich and family , of Maploton , Iowa , are
guests at the Millard ,
At the Metropolitan Charles McLaod ,
Wayne ; Miss Anna Young , Grand Island ;
Robert Long , David Buik , James Doyle ,
Theodore Vance , Crete ; 0. F , Curtis and
wife , Hustings ; 0 W Smith and family , Co-
lumbuj ; I 0 Ellen , Blair ; Henry Clark , Plain-
view ; John Armstrong , Lincoln ; H 0 Mo-
Clellan , Seward ; Mar White , Lyon , Nob. ; W
W Morgan , Sidney , Iowa ; H Cory , Hendor-
son , Iowa ; B K Ohurohtll , Chicago ; M Patter ,
won , Plttsbnrg ; J D Dunear , James L Les ,
Chicago ; H D Palmer , Kansas City , Mo. ; G
B Cole , Pacific Junction , Iowa ; Oacar Mor
gan , Thompson , Ot. ; P M Golden , Laramla
City , Wyo.
Rail Notes.
Train No. 17 ( freight ) on the Union
Pacific , yofltordsy morning broke in two
near Gllmoro. The rear part ran down
the Incline , and "catching up" with the
front section r&n into it. Flvo or
elx cars had drawhoada broken. Nobody
was hurt.
General Manager Callaway of the
Union Pacific baa returned from Colorado
rado ,
A Union Paoiflo locomotlvo ran oil the
track nt MOB delation Sunday , fortuuut-
ly without damigo.
t E. P. Rlploy , general freight agent cf
ho O. , B. & Q , Is In the city.
J. R. Uuotisusu , general passenger
agent of the Slouc City & Pacifilo Is in
tbo city.
Win Daxtor , of Chicago , and party of
gentlemen , pieaed through Omaha this
morning in Hannibal & St. Joa special
out "Lycomlug" on thtir way west on a
hunting expedition ,
Col. H , B. Ssott of Burlington oimo
in yesterday morning.
PILES ! ! PILES ! ! PILES ! ! !
A sure euro for Blind. Bleeding , Itching
and Ulcerated Piles has boon discovered by
Dr. Williams , ( an Indian remedy ) , called Dr.
Williams' Indian File Ointment. A single
box ha cured the worst cbronio cases of 25 or
80 jears standing. No one need suffer five
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth
ing medicine. Lutloua and instruments do
inoro harm than good , Williams1 Indian
Pile Ointment absorb ) thtt tumors , allays the
inU'iwo itching , ( particularly at night alter
gutting warm in bed ) , ucti a a poultice , gives
iiutaut relief , and U prepared only for Piles ,
iuhlngof private piru , an ! for uothlog eUe ,
; 1UN 1)1 SiASKS CUUKD
Dr , Trailer's Mugio Ointment , Ourea as
by magic , Pimpiul.Uluck Heads or LGrubj
the lotciea and Kruptloiie on tbo face , leaving
Su'.Ukm ' clear and beautiful , Aluocurea itch ,
old , Khuiuu , Sara Nipples , Bore Lips , and
ObstiURta Ulcora ,
Hold by droughts , or mailed on receipt of
CO cents.
Ketallcd by Kuhn & Co , and Sehrootcr &
Eccht , At wholesale by 0,1' . Goodman ,
THE PASTOR'S ' FAREWELL ,
The KxorcUoa ot JjOfcvc-TftklnR at the
First Til. II , Cliurch Upon ROT ,
a vlrtgo'fl Itctlremont.
The hrowell sorelcos attendant upon
the retirement of Rev. 0. W. Savidgo from
his three years pastorate of the First
MethodUt church , occurred Sunday
morning and ovonlog. A largo congre
gation filled the churoh In the morning ,
and the pastor delivered his farewell ser
mon , an eloquent and touching tddross ,
which in the roipcot and love of his
auditors , was received most Imprccsively.
The evening was devoted to the chill
dren , and the church was filled to the
doors beyond'atandlng'room. The exorcises
'
cises , in the first part , 'consisted of reci
tations and musical efforts. The pastor
then made his farewell address -
dross to the children ,
In words touched with much feeling.
Ho said that both In Omaha and through *
ont his experience as a minister the
children's words and actions had boon of
an much encouragement to him ns the
kindly assistance of more mature people.
At the conclusion of his remarks ho was
presented with a bountiful floral harp In
white and rod blossoms , from the hands
of little Miss Weston , in behalf of the
infant clues. The clats of little girls
tendered Us tiibuto in the form of a
beautiful poem , written by John F.
Stnloy and read by bis llttla daughter
Maud. The pastor acknowledged these
briefly.
Rav. Mr. Halnes , on behalf ; of the
church , delivered the farewell remarks ,
in which ho called to mind the disadvan
tages which the pastor had mot and over
come , with what energy and success ho
had performed the duties of the pastor
ate , oven to the smallest detail , and presented
sontod the complimentary facts thai
whereas , upon his accasaion to the charge ,
the congregation had numbered bat ono
hundred , ho loft It now wltn a member
ship of more than throe hundred.
Rev. Savidgo leaves Wednesday noxl
for the north Nebraska conference ,
whither he has been transferred , and
where Bishop Andrews will assign him
his field of work.
AGAIN WARNED ,
Marshal Oummlngs Receives a Second
end MlBslvo from Hia Guar
dian Angel ,
Marshal Oummlnga has roccivodanothor
latter from the mysterious party who waste
to have transferred him to the happy
hunting grounds a vrook ago , but failed
to do BO. The writer apologlzss for his
failure to keep the agreement , as ho wai
"unavoidably detained by some of the
heavenly throng. " The writer continues
and ssyt :
"I was in cloao communion with my
poor frload , Oharles J. Gultoan , yester
day for an hour , and ho told mo many
things for your benefit which I will dis-
closs at our meeting which will surely
take placj Friday at 11:10 : p. m. Do not
fail as so much Is at stake. I also heir
you want a detective. If this is true ,
why not hlio me ? I am your friend.
It's true I luvo but ono eye ,
in the cantor of my forehead , but that
eye can take in more In one
eocond than any human beluga in a year.
My eye is crooked , Some fools say It
looks like Satan's eye. Vila wretches !
They laugh , hut their laughing will soon
bejcbanged Into weeping aud gnashing of
teeth. Woo be unto them whoa I get
after them ,
I hoar uneasy whisperings among an
gels. They may bo offended with poor
mo. I must go. Adieu.
Youu GUARDIAN AKOEL.
P. S I have a plan formed for carry
ing Mayor Boyd to heaven aho. I will
disoloao It to you when wo msot. "
Owing to the iallnre of his "guardian
angel's" former plan , Marshal Onmmlngs
is not in the least alarmed about the pres
ent ono. If it h carried out , however , ho
intends to pray his heavenly visitor to HO-
cure Mayor Boyd for company , in order
that they may enter the heavenly gates
together.
TOUGHS IN TOWN ,
Tbo rolled Determined to Drive
_ TIiem Out Before Fair Time.
"We'll give you reporters something
to write about In a day or two now ,
remarked Marshal Oammlngs to a BEE
mm last evening. "It has been very
quiet lately , but Us nearly fair time now ,
and already crooks and toughs have begun
to swarm into the city. The police have
spotted a good many of them. Among
the number of are rogues of all dessrlp-
tions pickpockets , sneak thieves , ojnli-
denca men , gamblers and crooks. Almost
ill of them are strangers in the city , this
being their initial appearance , but oc
casionally wo see the familiar faoo of
some old offender who has returned after
a protracted absence to work the fair.
"They won't have euah on easy time
of It , though , as they anticipate. We
have got all the men on the force prepared -
pared for thorn , and are keeping close
watch of all suspicious characters. Bo-
fora iho fair commences wo are going to
have a grand roand-up , and expect to
make a big haul. We'll make the city
so hot for them that they'll be only to
jlad to leave. You can depend on it
that during fair week Omaha will
ba as free from toughs ai it
over has been. The rascali think they
are keeping shady and that the polloo do
not know them. If they stay in town ,
though , they will find out to their sorrow
row how badly they are mistaken "
That the marth il Is In earnest about tbo
matter there can be no doubt. Not only
Imported , but local criminal talent will
have to leave the city of their own accord
or else ba driven out. The authorltlni
are bound to have good order and ample
protection for properly during the fair ,
ind crooks and tongba will receive no
me ray at their hands.
The HU"k FJ i ; System.
"Oar signal station Is now equipped to
iuntah Omaha and the vicinity with full
news abouttho cold waves , " sild Mr , Pol
ook , chief observer , to a reportar yester
day. "Wo hiva sioarei oar blao't flig
ram Washington , and ara prepared to
lolst U upon a moment's notice from the
[ ovornmeut building. Wo hive orders
.0 . dlspUy when Intelllgonoo Is reoalred
rom Washington that the tarnparature Is
going to fill to 45 ° or less. When the
temperature falls 20 = but still does not
reich 45 ° , wo are ordered to announoa i
the of 'oiol i' in
approach a wav < our
weathir objervatlons. Yes , this black
lig system will ba need throughout the
entire state , there being fifty towns in-
itna/r
eluded on the line of the U. P. , B , & M.
and Sioux City & Pacific. "
This system , which is of course largely
In vogue In the eastern state ; , Is tome-
thing LOW la Nebraska. That It will' '
benefit the farmers and stockmen
throughout thb state there can bo no
doubt. Other classes of people not In
iho buslncsi of stock raising or agricul
ture , will also C3mo In for their share of
advantages.
EVIL FOE GOOD ,
A VOUPR M n KottmiB a Kindness
byBtcixUnc from Ills Benefactor.
Shottly before the Missouri Pacific
train left the { Union Pacific depot last
evening a man rushed wildly up the plat
form gasping for breath , Aa ho came
opposite ono of the car platforms ho sud
denly made a dash for it. Another man ,
who had boon standing Idly on the cai
steps , just as suddenly gave a bound and
started on a run. "Stop hlml" yelled
the first m n , but all was of no avail , for
the factitive quickly disappeared in the
darknots of tno yards. His pursuer was
so badly blown by his run that .ho gave
up the chnso and entered the car
on the stops ofwhich th (
man had bcon standing. Ho examinee
all the scats , and as his eye rested on
two largo valises ho smiled in triumph ,
Ho quickly picked them up , and walking
ont of the car deposited them or
the depot platform. By this tlmo a crowd
had gathered and an officer put in an
appearance to find out the cause of the
disturbance.
The man with the valises , as soon as
ho regained his breath , said that his
name was Nols Anderson , and that one
of the "grlpi1' belonged to him and had
boon stolen from his room by a man who
was rooming with him. Anderson Is i
plasterer , and boards on the corner ol
Sovcntcontii and Nicholas streets. L t
week Frank Oastollo , u lather
who had formerly been In Anderson's
employ , airlved In Omaha frorr
Kansjs City financially "busied.1
Anderson took him to his own room to
sloop , and they have occupied It together
slnco. List night , when Anderson re
turned from work , ho found his room
mate gene , and also his bjet suit o
clothes , a lot oJ underclothing and his
"grip" miising. He immediately inves
tigated and found tbat they had baon
taken by Oastollo. He at once gave ohast
to hla recreant bod-follon , which resulted
as above stated.
Oastollo , In running away , lost his hat.
which , together with the two valises ,
wera plaojd In charge of the depot master
to await an owner.
Army Notes.
Battery D , Fourth art-llery - , slatted for
Beatrice ycsteadoy to attend the veterans
reunion. Lleuts. Hamilton and Coffin
are In command.
Reports from Fort Snolllng , Minn.sro
to the etfict that the department of the
Platlo team Is doing some fine shooting
and is astonishing the boys of the de
partment of Dakota.
In the case of military convict Edward
M. Moore ( formerly private comapny
" 0 , " Fourth infantry ) , sentenced to bo
dishonorably discharged from the sorvlca
of the United States , and then to be con
fined at hard hbor for six months , s : >
much of the sentence of confinement ns
rotmlns unexecuted September 5 ih , 1885 ,
is remitted , on the recommendation of
his company and post commanders.
In the OIBO of Private George Yatoj ,
Troop "F , " Ninth cavalry , sentenced to
three months confinement and to fortel
thirty dolUrs of his pay , so much of the
sentence of confinement as remains nnex
ecutod is remitted , on the reeommenda
tlon of hla troop and post commanders.
Fnmtly Fends ,
Judgo'.Selden was occupied yesterday in
the trial of a peace warrant case which
la ono of many interesting features. For
a number of months nist there has been
trouble botrroen the families of Fred T ,
Shlnrock and Willliam Mulhall resident
on Tronty-firat and Nicholas streets
This has croppad out in various waya ,
and If as alleged the family of Mr. Shin-
rock has boon tbo aggrieved ono though
this Mr. Mulhall denies.
The case was on trial before Judge Sol
den nearly all day , and will not bo fin
ished in all probability for a day or two.
Yostoraay the table of the lavryora
was covered with email brickbats and
other Implements of neighborly warfare ,
which it la said were thrown by the
smaller members ot the Mulhall family
at the children of the Shlnrock family.
It Is also said that Mnlhall at ono time
fired off a revolver for the purpose of
frightening the Shinrcck's.
Police Doclcot.
The following caiea were disposed of
by Judge Stenbsrg In the polloo court
yesterday morning :
D. W. Gatcsvillo , Charles Dorsoy ,
Henry Buroun , 0 , A , Nicholson , Oharles
Bonell and James Davis , drunk and dis
orderly. Dlcohargod.
Bill Smith and John Todd , drunk and
disorderly. $5 and costs.
John Manns and John Kyle , drunk
and disorderly , $1 and costs.
John Flanuory , assault and bittory ,
; wo complaints. § 5 and costs on each
complaint.
John Burnett and Thomas Burns , lar
cony. Committed to the county jill for
irlal.
irlal.Minnie
Minnie Mitchell , keeper of a dieoiderly
lonso. $10 and costs. Six female and
ivo male Inmates , $5 and costs each ,
Mr. Snffdrn , principal of the Musical
Art institute of New York City , will
; lvo a lecture on the volca at 3 o'clock
; o day , a lesson on light singing at 7.
itid a rehearsal at 8 p , m , at the United
Presbyterian church , North Eighteenth
street. All are cordially iavlted.
For A88ftulilu . Cripple.
A warrant was issued yesterday after
noon for the arrest cf Mrs , J , Taylor , a
iroman of considerable notoriety , for as
saulting Mrs , Tlsher , a neighbor , and
jeatlng her in a most cruel manner.
Mrs. Taylor was brought before Judge
toaberdf , who sentenced her to pty &
fine of § 10 and costi. Mrs. Tiiber ii D
small woman and badly crippled , while
jor assailant is of Urge proportions , Thu
raois was the result of a neighborhood
ecanda1.
Dlf.LI.
MEEITAN-In this city Auzust 30 , at 12.45 ,
Thorns ) F , Heehan , axed 18 years.
Tbo funeral will take place Wednesday ,
September 3 , at 0.30 a , m. , from the resi
dence of bis sister , at 509 South Sixteenth
street.
Lincoln and Weeping Water papers please
copy ,
OOMMIQSIONEKS ,
The Meeting of. tlio Donftlai Connty
Fnthora.
Board mot pursuant to adjournment
Present , Commissioners O'Koeffe , Corlls
and Timmo. The following acoonnis
were allowed :
noAD FUND ,
John Anthems , blacksmithtog for co. . , S G 41
Hiram Avery , on acct. road work. . . . 40 01
Hobt , Thonuen. work on road. . ID 0 <
Arthur Goodell , grading 10 01
D. P , Kidman , work on bridge 18 00
Henry Rnserr , " "road 6025
G. Sautter , " " " 4 BO
F. Wennett , " " " 8700
Jno. Sandier , ' 1050
Jno. Lemk . co. witness and mileage. . 3 2 (
Jno. B , Hollenbook. damage on road 125 01
0. A. Jensen , grading contract , . , . $1,000 00
OENEIUL FUND ,
Ira Smith , wit. fee June , 1885 $1800
W. S. Folkor , defending pris 2500
W. 8. Folker , assisting Dist. Ally 10 00
M ! , Ueneel , butter for poor farm 1 25
W , Heneel , tea for city poor 10 5
W. U. Sanford , wit. fee 400
F. J. Quoaley , soap for county Jail 4 25
W , F. Clarke , excess tax 400
W. F. Clark , kalsomlnlng , glazing , etc. 04 05
The contract for constructing the
storm water sewer at the conrt honso
was given to Charles Penning nt $033.
A resolution was Adopted asking the
mayor and city council to appoint a committee
mittoo of aldermen to meet and confer
with the county commissioners with the
object of building a now work honso for
the city and county prisoners.
A Pucrlln Policeman ,
Several ludicrous Incidents have htoly
boon whispered in certain circles regard
Ing recent eeoipadoa which a well-known
police oillcor has experienced. The Incl
dents are not only ludicrous , but Imprce
the idea upon an outsider that the sale
officer is not exactly In the business for
which ho was intended. It is related o
him that ono night , recently , during a
rain storm , ho sought the sheltorof a certain
tain house which contains a number ol
"lady boarders. " Neb wishing to dampen
the costly cnrpota which covered the
floors ho removed his rubber coat and
hung it up on the porch to drip. This
act was observed by ooma of the
occupants of the house ant
irhllo the officer was enjoying a pleaean
toto-s-toto with the "ladies" the coat was
removed and secreted. The constquonco
was that the officer had to spend the bsl
ancs of the night In the rain , wlthou
any protecting "alicker , " and did no' '
dare complain. His coat still rcmilns in
hiding , and the parties who concealed 1'
refuse to tell wluro It is.
The same officar was the victim , laj
night , of a practical joke , perpetrated by
some wag. A colored man , in search o
a warrant , secured an order which rest
about as followe : "I hereby give Col
Frank Simms authority to bring the body
cf Mrs. 0 to the city jitl for safi
keeping until morning , for disturbing
the psaco " The "nrarrnnt" was signed
"A. J. Simpson , master in chancery. '
Col. Simms presented the warrau
to the officer , who Immediately pro
oodod to execute- . He called r.t the
lady's residence and told her that ho hat
a warrant for her arrest , She , however
refused to accompany him , and lockec
the door In his f ca. The officer dec'.det '
to take counsel In the matter , and cillec
upon two gentlemen to find out if ho hai
a right to break In the door and take her
prisoner by lore ? . After carefully in
spooling the "warrjmV the gentlemen
as gently as they onld , broke the Intel
ligence to tbu ofli : ar that ho had been
dnpsd.
A Sick aian'd Preatf ,
Peter Thueoen , a victim of a severe
case of typhoid-malarial favor , created a
sensation early yesterday noon in SI1
Jozoph'a hospital such as the pBactfu
precincts of that great eanltatium seldom
witness.
Ho was In a ward on the fire
fbor and attended by ono of th
ministering sisters of the night watch. I
call from up staira took the watches away
for a moment , wl on Thueson took it into
his delirious brain to escape. Ho bound
ed from bed , rushed from the ward am
in the hallway sprang through a window
busting out sash , Rises and oil , to the
ground. Alighting safely ha sped ou'
through the darkness , the white skirts o
his night robes streaming behind him in
the wind. This morninc ; a police
man brought him back , much enfeoblee
and suffering from an ugly gash acroes
his shin which ho donbtlets received in
breaking through the window. The man
had gene directly to his homo In the
south end , where bo had taken rofogo in
a hay mow. This performance may
cost him his Ufa , &u 119 was already a
very sick man.
A Counterfeiter Caught.
Sunday afternoon Office Turnbull
and Cormlck were summoned by telephone -
phone to a saloon on the c ( rner of Tenth
and Jones , whore It was fi und two fol
lows trero trying to p is counterfeit
money. Both fsllovro esc led , however ,
before the arrival of the of toors and ran
down to the Slavenhomo whither they
wera hotly pursued by the officers. Ono
of them , John Heeny , ran out of the
3Iaven house and dodsott ider a plat
form next to Paxton & Go ) iqhor's whole-
silo establishment , whore ho remained
until dlslcdgtd by Cormk.c who drove
ilm Into Tnrnbuli'a arms. 3o is now In
all awaiting trial.
Funeral lUn " .
The funeral of Martin T flor , sou of
F. H. Taylor , of West Ooulja , took place
Sunday afternoon and wts largely at-
endea by the friends and relatives of the
deceased.
The deceased was boin and raff , d In
Ooiaha , where ho was highly esteetj-d as
a young man o ( great promhe. Horent
out to Northwest Nebraska some \ nars
ao and eftUblithod a homo for hiu ialf.
le rant with his death , ns alraady nion-
.loned . In thoiecolumns , by falling OB inst
a aw In a mill , Ivlngut In to horri lo a
manner that ho died In a short tlmo
hereafter.
_ _ _ _
The Injunction Suit.
The injunction suit brought by TMr-
eentli street property owners to nre\ont
he paving of that thoroughfare with Uol
orado sandstone , caino up for a hearing
leforo Judge Neville yesterday. Noth-
ng tras done , however , BB the city
iled some papers , which the attorneys
or the Injnnctloniita desired to exmilne.
rho CAB comes up for a hearing
Ills morning.
boat Ilia laioro.
Mag Johnson , a very dinky daughter
of H m , peered disconsolately through
the burs of the female cell in tbo city jail
yatterday. "Won't tell younoihiog 'bout
hai I'eo ' been doing , " sHe > s&U sullenly.
"None yo'r blznesi U I Is arrested , "
Rl g , it appear * , had robbed a Germui
named Henry Stlnkmeyor of $20 Sunday
night. She has the reputation of being
clover thief.
COMP
IB said to ba the life of trade , and o\ery little helps along. Tf.fs mn ter Las heen fully demonsrated ! since
the fusb oponiug o iho Only Misfit Clothing Pnrlora , for Uicy lm\o knocked the hottom out. of Ir'gh tariffs
and com petitois feel
As they find 10 way to compete for the lead in supplying the public Tvitli their c1olhi gnnd clearly realize
that the Mi fit Parlors hove gained tbo load , aud looks as if they were holdu 5 tin ir own. JJo * reafon ' &
for they have the goods , equal to any end surpEssed by none.
People who visit the Parlors really substantiate thpso facts , and it is reasonable to fay that three-fifths of the
clothing sold m Omaha to-day comes fr. m the Misfit Parlois , 1119 Farnam St. . whore the
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Is seen d&ily from morning until night , what business is doro in the clothing trade in Omaha , for the Par
lors don't wony about That \ others ore doing. They have on tyo to business a'ld attend strictly to business
a one. This
The one great secret of success. No man c n soy ho ever linew a successful man who neglfctod his business
to attend to some ono elses. IE you wish to purchase a Coat , Vest , Pantaloons , Coat and Vest , Suit , or au
Overcoat , purely merchant tailor made , cheaper than the cheapest , and equal to any , visit OMAHA'S PIUDK
for ifc is sail that if man can be suited at all in style , quality and price , it is
1119 FAKSfAM STREET , 1119 ,
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A New Concern.
The Churchill Pump Manufacturing
company of Cjuncll Blufh will ahorilj
rotnovo tothla city and engage a location
on Ilarney street. The concern h well
established and is rated high. Mr. B. V
Lowls , the chief stockholder and mana
ger , intends to move Lore with hh
family.
&bsoiutey ! Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel ol purity ,
trcnjitn and wticletcmcnees. More economical than
he ordinary binds , and cannot ba fold In compctl-
Ion with tbetmuUitudo cl low test , ebort weight
tad cf phosDhttepovdcra Bold orlv In etna
IOYAL BAKING BOWDER CO. 100 Wall etaoet , N Y
Apollinaris
NATURAL MINERAL WATER
"Issues from a spring deeply
tintcdded in a rock , and is therefort
of ABSOLUTE ORGANIC
PURITY. "
Oscar Licbrelch ,
Kegitti Fro/esso } , U'lt'irsitv cf Berlin ,
" The only nwer safe for tJis
traveller ( o drink is i NATURAL
MINERAL WATtiR"
Sir Henry Thompson , F.R.C.S. l.ond.
England.
ANNUAL SALE , 10 MILLIONS.
OfallGrcctrt , Dntgfitltti > t Sftn , Wat , DC aim.
OF IMITATIONS.
ALL OOU.
IKSPOND-
SKT3 MUST
JN 0 L 0 S E |
iTAMP
lEI'LY.
Bevonteon years Experience ,
leader ol DUciaoi of lien ni Women. Ecleotilc ,
dagnotlo tud If erbillet I'hyeHMi Now located at
1210 DouuUe 8t Omaba , Neb. , up Btalra
t correct dliitnosU Riven without any expU&atloo
torn the patluil. Gongultatlon free at ollioe.
r Treat the Following Diseases.
Catarrh ol the Head. Dlifse of tbe Eye ud
Car. llefut DU < > ae , Liver Complilrt , KUacy Com-
lamt.Ncnou l DcblHtv , Mental Depromlon , I/wiof
lanhood , Dlabetee , Ilrlght'a Ulatane , Ei Vitne
lance , Itheumat'am , I'.rulyeh , White Bwtlllcgi
icrofula , Feur Borea. Oanccru and Tumoii remove
oJ without the knife , or tbo drawing of a drop ( I
blooj , Woman , with her dellca'e wgan , Hectored tu
ICAlth , Dropey Cured Without Tapplnjf , Spcclil
Attention Uivtu to Citrate end. Venereal Dljoiaoiol
til Kinds , Tape Worms Keuuxcd In two or thri
ioun or No Hay , Ilemmorroolda or Files Cured. 01
o Charges' Hade.
ThoMi hoare afflicta ! will tave ll'e and hua.
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BerbUuedlu
UNIVEHSITY OF flOTRE DAME ,
DIBD'H EiK VIEW ,
The Eighty-Third Session will Open on TUESDAY SEP. 8.
FULL COUHSKS IN
C/ass/cs , Law , Sciences , Mathematics , Music , and a Thorough Com
mercial Course.
S3T Spo lal aihantoees are offers I lostudfntB of the LAW DurABTMRXT.
bT. KOWAhDS IIAtid , for ho > s under 13 yo i > , la unique in dc'lgu anil In tbo completeness of It
equipment * . Catalogues Khliig full particulars , edit on application.
HEV. T , E. WAISII , C. S. 0. , President , Notre Dame , Indiacn ,
ESTABLISHED , 1865 -
Sinportet'8 anil Wholesale Dealers in
Just Received , a full line of
Goods , prim © emalitv , wMoli were spe
cially selected fov our Mr.Mas If ever
in Europe for our own trade.
A OKNKItAIi ASSORTMENT OP
W < ioo Meyer & Con Ottiuha , Neb
Notice ! Notion ! Notice
THE MAGNETIC HEALER ,
To Ml wtui a'o dfcoipol or anUctecl nt > matter how
Ion ; tbe bunding ; ojmo ircl lj hralJ Korailo Mt
cucswlifjo muiiciutg liave lailuj to give relltf ,
airneolaUjjoomaonc , couw all mii to liealaj hy the
Ua netlb&Ur , tba only BuroefCii'e fiooi aujrfMs
cade. For < inlufttloa , i ur oba tfeiarojl. lor mob
troUnv'ct , or vibiUtl-jtu 92 ; tertux strictly cusi ,
j n. PAQELA.R ,
Ktrtb S'ata 6U , ooo aJt wiutcl 1'air Urcncdt
ItEMCDY 1'iiEE. Ai Ictlra of youtbf al iiniirudenco
cauklni ; I'rcmlturo Iec y. Nervou l ) billtr , I/ut
iliabood. 4c , ba > lne tried In tain erory known
reniedyha dl xTi > reda.iilnpleianantof [ . ellur ,
wblcb be Hill > fnd HIKK toliln fi > llowuflferen. .
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WHOLESALE
Car o ( California late Perot ,
iluo Saturday , August 29 ,
Oar of Califi rnla 1'eara ,
tu , Orapta , ard I'lumi , due
Monday , Au uit 31 ,
Ponlonler > oarlv as fruit ia closed
upon nr/iviil ,
Ptu eltli < J n fill U. AJdrtu
DR. WARD A CO.i LOUISIANA , HO.