Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , JUNE 0 , 1801-TWELVE PAGES.
THE CITY.
An Insurance ngont nnmcd Llllla 1ms
6ccn nrrcotcd clmrRod with nltamptlng
to bent his bourd bill nt the Dollono.
The llrst ovoninr onlorttiliiinont of the
Arlon Singing society will bo given tit
the hull nt Klovcnth nnil I'icrco streets
on Sumltiy evening.
Al. Wurel , n ilotccttvo , wns nrrostcd
ycHtonhiy for disturbing I ho pence ,
lie Is accused of rolling ti row tit n house
near Ilcr's dlntlllory.
Dos Molnos wants to litivo n linger In
thocasoof Ulchiird Melody , who d'cd ' at
the Omaha medical ntid surgical .nstl-
tute. A prohibition dotoctlvo has written -
ton Chlnf Setivoy concornlnir Mulody's
residence here and his oceup.'ition.
The Drovers' Journal company of
South Omaha filed article * of incorpora
tion in the olllco of the county clerk
yesterday afternoon. The purpo o Is to
publish n dully stock paper tit South
Omaha. The capital stock In W.OOO ,
with I'orry Selden , Dennit Allbcrry , L.
R Hilton. Alonzo Perkins , T. C. Hilton ,
J. T. DaVlsandJ. II. Ilungiito.
Hev. K. A. Fogohtrotn , proiident of
the DenconoHH institute , situated at
Mnnmouth park , has coinnioncfd the
erection of n building that will boused
oxclimhely for the sisters of the Dea-
couohs institute. The building is of
wood , lOx/iO / feet , two htories high , and
will cost not loss than $5,000. It will bo
supplied with all modern conveniences.
The Intor-stalo townsito company has
been organized find has liled Its
articles of incorporation In the olllco of
the county cleik. TIio object of the
company is to wiy lands and boom town-
hites in Nebraska , youth Dakota and
\ Voinlng. . The incorporators are P. C.
Grablo , W. 15. Millard , J. O. 1'hlllipl ,
C'harles K. Ford. Frank 1) . Muirand
Benjamin Ihittorworth. The company
lias a en pi tal stock of 92,000,000 , divided
Into 12,000 blmrcs. The nrliicipil : place
of business is located in tali city.
It is stated on the authority of a gen
tleman who is intimately connected with
the business afTairs of Frederick L.
Ames that the latter did not purchase
the building at Thirteenth and Ilarnoy
streets for < i 1/50,000 / as reported. The
property was ollerud to Mr. Amos , as
woio bovcral other desirable pieces of
inside properly , but hododinod to make
any further purchases at this time. He
is engaged in rebuilding several blocks
in Boston which were destroyed by the
recent lire and declined to consider any
oilers.
"A stitch In tiino saves nine , " mid if you
tnlto Hood's SnrMinatilln now it may save
months of future possible sickness ,
Try Jos. Harth's cash market for best
and cheapest moats. 711 N. 10th.
MAIH'J A STAKT.
Hoard of I'nljlio Works Awards a
( "iradinu Contract.
'Tho board of public works met yesterday
nnd awarded the contract for grailliitf
Ilarnoy street from 'I'wouty-clKUt to Ttiil'ty-
sixth street. Tticro wore ci ht bidders for
tlio ] ob. Ivnl ht Uros. & Barnes captured
ttio contract nt 9 ' .1-10 cents. In grading this
street it will require the removal of about
fortv-llvo thousand cubic yards of earth.
Tfio Drst htcn taken towards the grading
of Douglas street was taken by Major Fumy *
Ho offered a resolution which provides that
nil bidders shall submit two propositions for
doing the ( rinding. One will bo at a certain
price , the citj to have the dirt , nnd the other ,
the contractor to have the dirt.
The question of where the dirt shall go
was discussed.
Engineer THlson stated that there are hut
two places where it can bo placed if it Is
talten by the city. Ono point is in the low
lands oa Thlrty-llrht street , between Fora am
nnd Dodge ; the other on Twenty-sixth street ,
west of the high school grounds. The en
gineer .stated tbat It is impracticable to t.illc
of liaulltip the dirt to the river.
Tlio usual number of estimates were al
lowed.
The bill of the street commissioner ,
amounting to $2,700. for repairing streets
during the month of May , was presented and
allowed , subject to inspection by the chair
man of the board.
An invitation was accepted nnd next
Wednesday the board will visit Do-s Molnes
to inspect .some vltrilied brick that are being
burned In that city.
Just before adjournment the board went
nfter Tom riermingham. the sidewalk in
spector. Major Kuray offcicd a resolution
that provides that the chairman shall
nsslgn one of the recently appointed
Inspectors to go over the walks that
have been laid this season , investigate and
report to the board In support of his resol
ution Furay said that the pcoplo are being
robbed right and loft ; that rotten matcria1 is
being put into walks , while the property
owners are naj ing for the host mateu.il in
the market , lie said that it will not bo long
before something will drop In the sidewalk
dcp.irtinent.
The resolution was adopted by n unani
mous vote , and the monthly estimate of side
walk. Contractor ICdward Hums was hung
up until the board ean got the report of this
special Inspector.
DoWltt's Little Early Uisors : only pill to
cuio slclc headache and ro-jnUtotln bowels
Try Jos. Burin's cash market for best
nnd clioancst ineius. Til N. Kith.
IMtKKKNTKU IMIOTKSTK.
Property Owners' I'etitloiiH to the
Hoard of Kimll/.ntloii. |
Eleven members of the city council mot nt
the city clerk's ofllco nt 10 o'clock yistenlny
nnd nt oneo organised us n bo.ird of equal
i/atloa by the election of Councilman Uluinor
m chairman.
Numerous protests were Illed. The .Second
Congregational church protested ngaiiibl
bring taxed to pay the cost of the change of
Kr.ido of St. Mary's avenue from Twenty-
sixth to Twenty-seventh streets.
II. U 1'lorco and a number of others pro
tested against the gradlngof Twenty-seventh
street from I'opploton avenue to Hickory
street.
W. B , Chit ko , who advanced J.'tW to pay
the damages reMiltIng from the change of
grade on Soutn Tenth street , from Marcy to
Itancroft , nsked to bo reimbursed. Ho wants
thy damages assessed against tlui property
ttmt has been bcnetlteu by the change.
Al | of the matters were duly considered ,
niter which the board luljourned'to meet upon
the call of the chairman.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup reduces
Inltaimnallnn while clilldron aio teething."i
cents n bottle.
Try Jos. lliirth'b cash market for best
nnd cheapest moiit.s. TUN. Kith.
Mi'dioiue or Money.
narnott lt , Jones of Carbon , la. , thinks ho
wants a whack nt the Omaha medical Insti
tute ; anil its linpriioncd proprietors.
Ho writes that about April 1 , ft man ropro-
Bcntlng himself to bo n doctor and an nuthor-
I/oil agent of the institute , went through Unit
section taking cases to cm o , nud in each In
stance secured either cash or good paper
Among the patients secured was the fattier
of Mr. Jones , who gnvo m.s notti for fTO , and
they iii'nt him money twice as perngreoment.
A few days ago lie wrote for moru and re
ceived no reply. Jones naively adds , "Now ,
If the Institute la gtwulnu and all right I do
not want to ciiuso them tiny trouble , Init If It
is not 1 would like to get my father's note
back , us ho Is not llnanciully able to lose KO. "
( jcsjler'sMagloHcailacha Wafers. Curesall
hcuiltcucs In " 0 minutes. At all U
A * XOI'Xt'K.11 KXTS.
A mntlnco performance of 1Tho Bottom of
tlio Sea" will take place at the ( Jrand this af
ternoon , U U n great s ) > cclnco ! for llio
child run , Tlio admission is nt populut prices ,
.tborpfoit ) motive * of economy will keep no
0110 away , Thq Visual uveulng pcrformanco
will tnUu plico. TUo ouguijoineut will close
Bucday
BELIEVED HER MOTHER DEAD ,
Slrango EplsrJo In the Life of a Pretty
Omaha Girl ,
DAISY HUDSON'S ROMANTIC HISTORY.
blie Find * Her Mother From Whom
She U'nH Stolen When n .Mere
Child Interesting
Details.
Abduction nnd final restoration to her lorttr
lost mother promise to bo cx'entful features
la thu lllo of MNs Daisy Hudson , who is now
engaged In doing housework for a family on
North Seventeenth street , nnd who for years
has been taught to believe that her mother
died during her infancy.
She lately received Information , however ,
that caused her to doubt the truth of this
storv , and tier friends sot to work with re
sults that will shortly lead to the reunion of
the mother and daughter , c.ich of whom had
supposed that the other was no longer la the
land of the living.
Miss Hudson is a remarkably pretty girl ,
nnd Is now In her sixteenth ye.ir.
For the past six ye.irs she has leslued in
various places in thii city , although alwnvs
under the eye of her father , .I L Hudson ,
who was rmplmcM as salesman at the "Two
Orphans" clothing house , nnd Is now In the
employ of the snmo llrm , Andrews Brothers ,
In Kloux City , where ho went two weeks ago ,
le.iving the girl here , but Intoning to send
for her In a short time
In view of recent developments it is highly
imnrobalilo that she will join him , ns she Is
now familiar with the history of her early
life.
life.It seems that Hudson nnd his wife lived In
St. I.ouis , iwid ho was addicted to drink to
such an extent that she Dually refused to
live with him nnd obtained n divorce ,
the court giving her the custody of
their child , Daisy , who was rthen a
wee aid ) winsome tot oulj four yea s old.
Some time afUTwaril Mri. Hudson was
man led to a man named IJ.ivls. and shortly
thereafter little D.iisv was stolen while ou't
riding with her stepfather. Ho loft her In
the caulagu while he eutoied n store , and
when ho icUirned a few minutes later she
was gone
The sc.irch for the missing child was most
vigorously prosecuted , but not , a trace of her
could be found. It w.is supposed that her
father had abducted her , but he disclaimed
all knowledge of her whereabouts , and of late
jcnrs when appealed to by the friends of the
mother he Insisted Hint the girl wns dead nnd
had been for seine time.
Hudson , however , kept the child in seclu
sion , and six years ago brought her with him
to tins city. She was sedulously taught to
believe that her mother was de.id , , uul h.ul
not the faintostsuspicion of the truth until a
short time ago , when Hudson's mother wai
here on a visit. Then it wns that the old
lady told Hudson in the girl's hearing that
his first wife was alive and In St. Louis , and
she at once took steps to communicate this
fact to some of her friends , who bet'.m
writing and sending out letters of Inquiiy
that hnvo been the means of substantiating
the statement of the grandmother of the
gill. Tlio ( laughter is very anxious
to loliirn to her mother , and the
mother is , ns may bo expected , overjoyed
at the prospect of having lestorcd to her lue
daughter whom hho had not expected to see
again upon earth.
The mother will at once start for Omnha
from her St. Louis home , and at the reunion
that will spcclllt take place the hearts of
several filends "will beat happy in conjunc
tion with these of the two persons who are
so deeply and intimately concerned.
How to Cure the Cough Following Iii
Grippe.
For n troublesome couch thcro Is nothing
hotter than Chambeilaln's Cough Kemedy.
It strengthens the pulmonary organs , allavs
any irritation and effectually cures the cough.
It is especially valuable for the cough which
so oftc-n follows an attack of the grio. For
sale by all diuggists.
Decision In Favor of tlio Chicago
Milwaukee ; & St. 1'anl Ity.
The now Palace sleeping cars of the
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul lly. ,
with eloetrie lights in every berth , will
continue to leave the Union depot ,
Omaha , at 0iiO : p. in. , daily. Passengers
taking this train avoid transfer at Coun
cil BlulTs , ami arrive in Chicago at 9:30 :
a. in. , in ample time to make all eastern
connections. Ticket oflico , 1501 Farnam
street. F. A. NASH ,
J. E. PlinSTON , General Agent.
Uitv Passenger Agent
ix it\iijUOAu ciuciacs.
es Rumored and Appointments
That Hav. < Iteen Made.
A rumor comes from S'llt Lake to the ef
fect that it is the intention of the manage
ment of the Union Pacille to divide the
system into two grand divisions under the
control of assistant general managers , with
K. Dickinson at Omaha and \V. II. Hancroft
nt I'ortlnnil. It Is slutod that this report
came Indirectly from the Dillon party.
The report Is not given much credence at
headquarters In this city , although It is nd-
mlttcd by some of the oftlcmls that the
scheme would bo n good'ono in some respects ,
as It would allow ot a more satisfactory man
agement of the western end of tlio system
which is very remote from the Omahn ollicc.
The 1) ) it M. has issued a circular annoiine-
! nu' the establishment of n dally str.go line
between Merino nnd Huffiilo , Wyo , The
Wyoming line of the " ( J" system ii being
rapidly extended to the Hello Fourcho river ,
a distiiiico of twenty-two miles and will bo
in operation by the 1,1th inst. Tlio stage
Hue will tho'i connect with the cud of the
railroad , tanking tlio distance to liullalo
about one hundred and fifteen miles.
At the rate meeting held in Kansas Citv
last month the rate between tlio Missouri
nnd linlt.ilo was reduced about $1.1. Fort
McKlnney , ono of the principal government
posts , is located nt liulltilo.
H. M ( innnon , who has Deen chief cleiU in
olllco of Cisnernl Agent 1'hllllppl of thu Mis
souri Pacific In this city , has been appointed
commercial agent at Atchlsou , to succeed K.
K. Lane , who has gone to Kansas City to
accept another position. S. S. Sonno" has
been appointed chief clerk to succeed Mr.
( innnon and J. U. vVilsou succeeds Mr. Soimu
as rate clerk.
II. C. Dlnklns has been appointed freight
agent of the Atclnson , Topolca & Santa Fo
rend nt Omahn , in charge of freight business
la Nebraska nud Council HlulTs.
Cioneral Pnssougur Agent 10. L. Lomax of
the Union I'aclllo returned hut night fium uu
extended trip over the entire system.
An Onv-imlvn llrenth
nnil dry throat nro promptly relieved by n
drink of Sulpho-Sallno bottled nt Kxcelslor
Springs , Mo.
Choice native corn-fed beef at lowest
prices at Joseph liiirth's cash m ' ti'kot ,
7H N. 17th htreot. Telephone Itt'lU ,
Tnny'h , Poor MarkNinanshlp.
Lou Kmorrffin nnd her esteemed friend
Tony Dnmlnsky , bad another disagreement
nt the , former's bouse on Ninth street.
Loud , super-heated words ( low thick and
fast , and Tony ilnally drew a revolver and
punctuated his roinurks with a couple of
leaden periods.
Tuo woman wns the target , but Tony fulled
to score imtj dropped the gun In disgust. It
was picked up by Lottto Kutter , another In-
mnto of llio place , who turned It on Mr.
DomlnsUv. running him out of the house and
chasing him ns far ns thu Klevcnth street
school , stunting until every chumbur was
empty. Tony escaped unharmed and ut once
bonided a motor for Council Hluffi. Lottlo
was arrested for discharging Dronnns insldo
the city limits , and me Umerson wopwu wns
also locked up foe being drunk and uuor-
"
dei ly.
.Rin.illm size , crcat m results : UoVVllt
Little Karly Ulsors. Uost pill for Constlu
tlon , bust for SIcic'Headache , be.il forSocr
Stotuuch. t , \
i'holco native corn-fed beef ht lowSht
prices tit Joseph Uurth's cash umrkot ,
7H N. lUth street. Telephone 1310.
THIN COATS THIN COATS
AND VESTS. AND VESTS' '
The thin coats and vests whicih we are selling for the exceptionally low price of seventy-five cents , are making tlio
heat more tolerable for dozens of men who have bought them in the past few days , and will cool off dozens more when
their splendid value becomes better known. These garments are made of genuine French Nankin. They are cut in
good style. They are made in good shape. The colors and patterns are in good taste. They are made with patch" * ' '
pockets , have pearl buttons , the button-holes are made with silk , and the backs of the vests are made of the same
material as the vests themselves. They are just as good coats and vests as you can buy in any other house in Omaha
for double the money , but to make it more comfortable for you , and not make your pockctbook sweat , we are selling
them while they last for seventy-five cents.
"We give you your choice of about two hundred Black Alpaca Coats , in siz s from thirty-four to
forty , worth a dollar and fifty cents , at seventy-five cents each. They are a suitable coat for *
office , street , or store wear , and also can be used as "waiter's jackets and barber's coats.
At this price we gives you a grand assortment of handsome plain Brilliantinc Coats and Vests ,
They are in an assortment of popular shades and colors , and are. made with every attention that
can be paid to making. They come in all sizes , and are worth , anywhere you look , three dollars
and a quarter. „
The Coats and Vests which we are selling at this popular price are bound to be rapid sellers.
They are made of corded mohair , which you know all about. They come in a large assortment
> f shades and colors , and are in a number of styles of cords. Four dollars invested in a coat and
vest outside of our store won't better the quality a single bit.
If you're a man like a good many others , who think there's nothing like a "skeleton" made out
of flannel , we've got just the thing to suit you. They're in all wool goods , in plain and neat mix
tures in the good old grays and tans , and the newer and nobbier shades besides. These gar
ments are positively worth four seventy-five , but we've found-a way to sell them for less , so
"we've made the price two ninety.
You want something still better ? We've got lots of very fine goods at three dollars and twenty-
five cents ; three dollars and fifty cents and even four dollars arid fifty cents. At these prices we-
will guarantee you a positive saving of from one dollar and seventy-five cents way up tp
three dollars. These statements unlike the celebrated "air ship" that nobody went to see ( ? ) ara
not backed up by WIND , but are , based upon
SOIJD F\A.OTSi
nrv
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets ,
TIII3YVlltIi FIGHl' .
Filth Wnwlpri In Arms Over Assess
ment Diserlininatfons.
Fifth ward taxpayers wcro out out in full
force nt Erlllng's hall for the purpose of
protesting against the system of assessment
that has been practiced in that ward.
Joe Kcdman was unanimously elected
chairman , after which the committee np-
pointed at a previous meeting made its re
port. The chairman of the committee , Fred
Schnako. had seen Assessor Franklin and
had requested him to list the property of the
Crystal ice company , tlio Fowler elevator
company , the Consolidated tnnk line com
pany , tho'IJnbcock coal company , the Cleveland -
land hay company nnd the P. II. Mahoaoy
coal company In the Fifth ward.
Franklin wns willing and ready to do so , but
wns prevented by the O'ICoolTo resolution
which provides that the property of nny cor
poration shall be listed in the ward in which
the principal olllco is located.
This was the signal for a vigorous kick.
Chairman Kcdman denounced the resolution
as a'plot to steal the taxable property of the
Fifth ward and credit It to the Third and
Fourth wards.
John .Jenkins declared It an outrage. lie
had made nit investigation and realised that
O'Kccffo was doing the work in his own
political Interest.
J. U. Kyner said : "I am surprised to
tnlnic that O'ICeofo would have the nerve to
put this construction upon the law , but ho is
not so much to blame , ns ho is backed up by
the opinion of the county attorney. Attor
ney Mahoney may bo a smart man , but is ho
smait enough to got $117,000 from us , nud
credit to other wards of the city i
. 'I am in fnvor of going before the
county commissioners , demanding our
rights , \\o must stop talking. Wo must
got to work , show this matter up and If wo
eannot got our own , wo will light for it. For
one I never propose to submit to this damna
ble stealing scheme. It is plain onoui'h to
me. O'Keotlo wants to bo sheriff and thinks
ho can curry laver by stnmllng in with the
other wards. "
T , U. Miunchau ssld : "U'o want to go
slow. Let us look up the law nnd If wo are
wrong , wo must submit gracefully , but If wo
tuo right , \v will light , and light like h1. .
Ono thing Is ccrt.iln. It is not talr for other
wards to have thu bonellt of property that is
in the Fifth ward. "
Jacob Counsmun was in favor of list
ing all propei ty nnd then letting
ting the county commissioners
tuke the responsibility of tailing it away and
giving it to other wards.
Fred Hchnako did not think the assessor
could Mick with the O'KooiIo
do a thing reso
lution staring him in the face.
Franklin said : "I must obey the Instruc
tions of the resolution , although I am awuro
that the ward will lose 147,000 by the opera
tion. "
Chairman Hodman favored tnxli'g the telephone -
phone company , the waterworks nud the
street railway. Ho said : "Wo should list nil
the property they own in this ward. Wo can
list th Mr wlics , tracks , pipes and mains.
They nro in this ward nud there is no roa ou
why they should not pay tixes hero , "
Hy u unanimous vote It was decided , to.
make a tight. Thn committee was increased
to tlvo by adding thu names of .loo Redman
and Jacob Counsman. This committee was
given authority to expend mouey and In
structed to appear before the connIV commis-
MOIILTS and tnhb nil necessary stupi to pro-
cot the Interests of the cltlions of thu ward.
The vocal orgnns nro strengthen eil by th
use of Aycr's Cherry Pectoral. Cl orgymen
lawjierf , singers , actors and public speakers
llnd this preparation the most offocyvo for Ir
ritation and weakness of tlio thro.it nmUungJ
and for all affection ! ) of the vocal organs.
A motleanVoiulcrH. .
Yellowstone pnrk is tieyuud nil ques
tion one of the world 'ri great wontlur.s ,
nnd the Union 1'uciliu excursion In July
will be the event of the season , . Ak
vour nearest Union I'ucillc nycnt about
It.
New Tilne to DON
Coimnonolng Sunday , Mtiy 81. the
Chletitfo , Milwaukee it St. I'uul f.illwuy
will establish a throiiirh'uno ' oPIloeplnt'
cars between Hlou.x City and Pen Monies
via Madrid. Pn ongors from Onialia
and the west can leave Oumliti-jit ( | ; 1M p.
in. , secure Bleeping oar aceoiujnodatlons
and arrlvu In lcs ) ) Molnes at U a. in. Ho-
turning1 , leave Don Moluoa0IO _ : i > . in , ,
arrive OmahaO.-l5 a. m. Dliitng e.ivs on
both trains. Ticket olllco , 1.101 b'avnam
Htreot. F. A. NAbll , Gen Ajjt. ,
J , li PilESTOX , City PUSH. Agt ,
SUSPKOT8 FOUL PLAY.
A MiftRotiriait's Letter About
"Millfknii'H Death.
J. .7. Wrni of P.arnoll , Mo , , writes Chief
Scavoy regarding the death ot Elnert Mit-
lik.in , who .was asphyxiated at the Hotel
Fnrris on February 17 of this year.
Mr. Wray evidently suspects that Milllkan
mot with foul play , und writes ns follows :
"It wns thought ho was nsphyxintcd , and the
investigating parties loported to us that ? 1 1
and some ; cents wns found on his person.
Now. wo tiavo found out that Millikau w.n
nt WllDiirt Baker's nnd N' . E , C. ird's , near
Tnrklo , and was in tliolr employ , but loft
Tarklo on February 10 and died that same
night at the Hotel Fan is. There were nine
teen ivory harness rings in his trunk , n.
deer foot match box , three pocket-knives ,
nnd a great m.my souvenirs , too numerous to
mention here , together with $150 cash , none
of which wns evorroturnod. There wnsnl oa
silver-cased watch which is not nccountod for.
On the Inside of his now undershirt that ho
hud on nt the time of his death , he lind sowed
a piece of now cloth near the left groin. This
piece of cloth was about four inches broad ,
forming a closed pocket , but this was found
to have been ripped nnd opened on the right
sldo of the secret pocket , which was cmoty.
This wns , no doubt , where no carried his
money. Ho undoubtedly was robbed , either
before or after his death "
Mr. Wray wants the chief to Interview the
hotel men and all persons who had access to
room ! Ci in the hotel after Mllliknn'.s death ,
but the chief says the matter was fully in
vestigated nt the time of the occurrence.
For
lTm > IIorsr < > r < l'Hei l IMiosplinte.
Dr. F. Lo Slour Weir , Philadelphia , Pa.
snys : "In certain cases of skin dibent.es , where
tho.stomiich is 'n a condition unfavorable to
the diseases , not infrequently have I found it
to correct thnt condition , when nothing oho
yielded the desired result. "
Kxeiirsion to St. Luni ? .
via the
\Vubnsh.
The Gorman Hlllo association will
leave Oinahii , Sunday , Juno 7 , at 4 . in.
via the "Wubnsh for their bi-annual
meeting. All friends are earnestly in
vited to join oxcurslon as it is to have
the next meeting in Omaha. A rate of
ono and one-third faro for tlio round
trip has been soeu'ed. For tickets ,
sleeping-ear nccoinmodation and full in
formation eall at Wababh ollluo 1C02
Farnam btrcet.
Kell In a Kit.
A young man giving the nnmo of Arthur
Wenr , wlnlo istandmg In a corridor of THIS
Dei : building talking with a friend
tills afternoon about it o'clock , suddenly be-
'
cnmo unconscious juud full full length 'upon
the stone tloor. Uuirocelved n severe giiiti
above his luft ovaarul bled proftisoly.
Hu was- removed ; to Dr. Uosewntur'8 ' ofllce ,
where ho soon retrained consciousness and
had the wound di-eaacd.
A Purcj Cream of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other knowri.
Used in Millions of Homes
40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cake and Pastry , Light-Jb'laky
Biscuit , Griddle Cakes , Palatable
and Wholesome.
LNo other baking powdsr docs such work.
THE OPTICAL
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NEW ( I " ' * HOUSE
VS * ,
OK Till !
ALOE & PENFOLD CO. ,
Practical Opticians
Anil branch of norlil renowned option ! estnlilltth-
luuntof A. s Aluo A. ( "o . St l.oul Our method Ii
superior to all others our IIMI CS nro superior : will
nut weary or tire the co . 'Iho frames properly lul-
jiiHiud to the lace.
Eyjs T.stocl Proo of Charge.
Prices Low for First-class Goods.
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO. ,
114 S. ISti S1- . , Next Post-fflco. > .
V BAD BLOOD I
Pimples on the Face |
Breaking Out )
Bkla Troubles |
IlUlo Sores l Hot Bkin |
Boils ) Blotches |
Gold Boroj ) Bad Breath )
Bore Mouth or Llpo I
If JUM nulrir lr ini nnr or
tflCIO jllllltulll * , tUkO
= WH Y ? BEOAlJ88tavp0ulIHLOOD ! !
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citutlio poleon from the \"lV.ninj. * i'rii ' i
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uuuu l n rcvu | , r piyuani | | | for the euro of
Gonorhuon nnd from the urinary urKnna
niierltu dur ncqtllreil. tl 6U per Uuv
She Saved Her
MONEY ,
And n rnn ovcry tfooil Hounokcopor by aliraya hav
ing < m hand
handCAMPBELL'S '
VARNISH STAINS.
the only article ovpr pioitncccl with hlcli nny per
Mm c.in nt slight ( xpuiiKU nnil by ono uivlhrulnji
rcstnlnnm ! vnrnMi old I Iminbcr ' eU lliirt'.Hii , Hud
MraiM , I hnlr . TabUx. Donrt unit nil Klml * of n nil
TV ( irk In hfniitlln ! tlnti of CIIDUUV WAIAM'T
MAIIO'.A.SV , KOdUWOOIl , O Ui or VIJIIMIUO.V
It will stnml waililng * ami ts very dunlitt * Ilnlf
pound ullt rotnln nnd finish .1 M't or i liulrn and ono
pint wlllonlln nil ) renowiK linmbJrM-l h'or rcnim
iiiia'iii irt lo line unlltm mcurdlni , ' tn nlw I'I Icon
HAM' PINTs ) L , PINT > ! . lliuti.irdion
to , Oni.ilm , Wliolei ilo A onta.
Phenolic
CURES
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time. aUt
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initinily. P
50o per Bottle.
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II MIKIIWOOI ) 42-J .Sen lurk
SCHOOL OF Life Hid p , timnlin , .Ni'li
TELEGRAPHY.
TJfkVn'C ! 11 AST
joj JL JL > a t'laiti oitM
TODA.Y. TO1JA.Y.
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
ReiillJw's Jolly Pathfinders
MATINEE AT 13:30 : ,
SIX PERS IN H POD.
EVENING AT 8 ,
THE FRST MRIL.
RATUHDAV NHiHT mi ulcunnt JWJ W BUIoonlh
cont'tiy solid o.itc botlrouin vnttL . purcli ixt'tl nnil ox-
li i hi it'll ut.lL'tTorson Sqti ir Hit nlttiru ttorn 41J North
Kith s trout , will 1)0 ) tflvcn 'UMIS itiirdny M itlnt'o , a
liarnl'.onio doll will bu pioscntiMl to sotno ono n a
npcrl.il prl/o , wlillu ovnry thlld Ket.i n caudj aou-
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THE G-RAND T' ' " ' " ' ' '
Ji JLJLJLB V - JLUA.L. J Q &Jr > MariuU SpUUtUUl *
V\ \ MATINEE AT 2:30. :
J | EVENING AT 8:15. :
\viansTiait K l
B o fytorLiLIMIS e n.
Its IjlUo NovprSeon Itoforo Hoscrvcd scats
" "ie , .LV and OQc. llu\ shoot now 011011.
Boyd's Opeira'TioLlsB ,
Tui'sd ly , Juno 0. - .
Granil Production of
The GoUnty Fair.
I'rcsontod n\iu'tly us ut thu Union " -ruiiiro
Tln'alii' , Now Voile. ulii > n > IthiiH been till ) pur *
iiutiiont tittr ictlnn for tlnoci jo.irs.
C N TT * . TTp. ( Tlio Union Sqiinro ConilifinJV
\T3JLlXjLlX I The innnliiK lloisollucis
TIM : MI H .v in SKI.NO iina
I"0iO ( ) u\iloitil on the stin'u : lu tlila [ iroduo-
DIME EDEN
Coiner llth und I iiriiuin Htroots.
\\IIK : : ur JUM ; IST.
Tim Parlilnn I.mlr ICiniin.MiTcrs Ute Lo nil if ill
Indies rxei utliiKliiindsoiiiiMli * In ombroldury A
npei IIIIIMI Klvun to eai Ii I id ) patrun on iTlilny
A llrit chins ipcclulty outertiilumont In butt )
ttllMltlO ! )
A coiiipnny of xtoltnr artutn
OFFENSIVE FEETJHBH
with a lUrmlen Bdnriljr Hind it > mp for ptrtlcultri.
.1II-XJ. < ' < > . 337 Vine. ClDclnnttl. 0.
MIS F fTS
We have just received the largest assjgn
ment of Merchant Tailoring garments from
the leading merchant tailors throughout the'
- countrywhich we will sell for OOc on the dollar
lar , for the next 18 days.
l , s Tailor-made Suits , SL
2 Men's ' Tailor-made Pants , styiL
,
ri \ i t i
I Tailor-made A11
ens Spring , Styles - -
Alteration clone free of charge to insure a per
fect fit. Remember number and plaoe ,
MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS ,
18O9 Farnam Street. 18O9