Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 20, 1880, Page 4

— —PIE R i g e §Thursday Morning, May 20,1 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE Served to subscribers by carrier to sy part o SmeconoraE eatn por complaints sbout irregularities, or tm prors aeiivery of the yaper, if sddriesed 1o Thay otos willreceve promspt attention. T Owama Dasx e will be mled to wub- Tas OxAna Daruy Ben has by ar the largest i ciroutation both bn_ Omaha and abroad, sud e Sherelore the best And cheapest sdvETUsing medium, 62 Po_Interasting Wiscelany, Latest M tary and Commereial Tieport, Railroad an Posto®ice Time-Tables, sce third vag —_— —Frederick, the Lesding Hatter, sctablished 1870. Largest Stock Hats. Lowest Pricee. mi9tf —Paterson sells coal. —Saxs's f.r fine sods. —Barrett Saturday even'ngz. —Goto C. B. DcGroat & Co’s for Derby Hats. “Nobb s-m-w-f — Five hundred bushels of ccnsumed daily at the Willow Springs distillery. —Judge Anderson will keep Judge Hawe's seat warm durirg the latter's absence at the state convention. —Belfast ginger ale, at Saxe's. ainter, who stole Mr. Janskow- ski'scoat, was put on trisl yes'erdsy sfterncon at the police cou:t, and, being couvicted of petit larceny, was eert to the county jail for 30 days. —J.E. Boyd has just received a Jotter from Mr. Cook, stating that he will be here not later than next Thurs- day morning with p'ane and speci tions ready for the Council. Try Saxe’s new be Ciger. — Decoration day will be observed wi h more than vsaal impressiveness on the 20th inst. The fre department, t e two militia companies and the G. A R., the city council and Mayor Chass will all perticipa —The sme'tiog works operatives hive mado an appeal to the labor avien for essistance, 3lso to all the wabord nate lab r unioas in the United S ates. They have alwo issued an ap— palto our citizans, asking them to con'r bate to the aid of their familier, —Try Sax-s little Key West Ci- gar, 10c. orn are ~— Tailors Wanted—C. J. Canan. m18tf —The Y. M. C. A. scciable at their 2 -wr: omwss largelyattended Tuesday evening. Dr. P. 8. Leisouriog made som» excallent rewarks on the work- ings of the society and its present prospeiy. The ecndition of ths Bour shing orgsnization is largely due 10 the earn-st wo-k of its present sec- vetary, Mr. Fouser A little difficulty occurred Toesday evening at the Jewish prayer meetivg in this city. A war of words arose between two men named Alexander and Hasser, but nothing werse than that occurred, Haster filed complaint at the police court this morning against Alexander, who was fined §3 #nd costs on the charge of disturbing the peace. ~Three Germavs, who had estab- 1shed a reputa‘ion in this city of late A« being wealthy, dashmz ond wild, have skippad out without chosing te state where to. Their names are Hans Von Blaekenfeld,Chacl s Valters'even and Poppeubeim, Kaufman, Veltersloven was engaged in the B, & M hbeadquarters of this city. He <'aimsd t) bave been in commwand «f » rogimant of soldiecs on ths Sand- wich Islands, previous to bis coming 40 this city, and it wes supposed by rome that ke is a deserter. Kaui- waa has told is acquaintanees here that his father is & major-general in ths Prussian evmy, but w» are vuable 10 vouch for the statement. Blacken- fold was a murician at Fort Omahs. GRAND OPENING of the ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL. Saturday, May 22, 1880, A free Lunch and good Music will enterlain the guests all day. The coolest and best basement at present in Omaha, will bs found at this Hotel. Good ‘Wines, the very best cf Liquors and Motz's Beer at the Bar. Friends and 1h> publicat large are respectfully in- vited to attend. Henry W. Guelker, ropristor. m19t3 alias The most tastefal Straw Hats found wt Frederick's. mlow-th-s Crawford & Kuapp's nobby, flexible stifl hats—give to th head. For sale wrly by C. B. DeGroat & Co. s m-w-f e Rev. W. J. Harsha will repeat his Jacture on the “‘End of the World,” wi'h some conclusions as to the duty i temperance in view of its possible proximity, at the Baptist church, ursday evening next, May 20. This 3u.tare will be given in compliment of tte McKenzie Reform club, and it is T oped all who fesl an interest in the + wuse will be presant on this occasion. DMr. Harsha's ability as a lecturer is too vell known in this city to need any word of recommendation from us, and we bespeak a full house for him. An admission of fifteen cents will be «<harged at the decr, but those who soel unable to pay this amount will ylease mot remaln away, as all will be ‘veloome. The proceeds of this lec- dure will be for the benefit of the club. Let there be a good turn out. TARASOLS! PaRASOLS! PARASOLS! We have a very nice line, which we are offering very cheap. L. B. Wruuxs & Sox, Dodge street, corner Fifteenth. Arxxnsox’s the only place for style. —_—— Washburn's Saperlative Mianesots, snd Plant's “Extra” Flour, two of the best Patent and Pastry Flours made in the United States. Moderately stated. Fleming & Co., Grocers, —_— ATxTRox’s for the lowest priges; - | the city. — Ground Broken for the Edifice, and Work to Begin Immediately. Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock the ground was brokea for the new cxthe- dral. A short prayer was said by Bishop Clarkson, after which he turn- ed over the turf at the northwest cor- ner with a spade. Dean Millspauzh and Canon Paterson and Rev. Mr. Meek followed, each digging out a spadeful of earth. Then the ssme ceremeny was done by Chancellor Woodworth, and Mes:rs. Yates and Thrall of the building committeo. Other citizens who were present thea took a turn at the spade, until quite & long trench was dug. Thus begins a great work. The Republiban this morning states that it is probable that the lay- ing of the corner-stone of the new ca- thedral will be postponed. We bave it from the best authority that such is not the cass, but that the corncr stoue will be Jaid on the 25th inst. at 7 p. m. This late hour is chosen so that the workingmen of the city may be able to attend. C. B. DeGroat & Co., Leading Hat- ters. New styles reccived this morn- ing. Call and examive. s-m-w [ Headquarters for Joe Schlitz's Milwaukee beer at MercHaNTS' Ex- cuaxcr, N. E. Cor. 16th and Dodge. Arixsox's for the larg-st stock. PEINTS! PRINTS! PRINTS! Wo sell all tha new style PRINTS CHEAPER than any otber s‘cre in L. B. Winuaws & Sox. Arxrxsox's will not be undersold. G. W. Wertz, Dentist, is extracting tecth, without pain, by the use of nitrous oxide gas, at 1318 Farabam street, Owmaha. m15-1w If you want to buy anything in the millinery lino cheap, and vot get hum bugged, go to ATKINSON'S, tho acknowl- edged leading millinery establishment, corner of Douglas and Thirteenth streets. U: itea States Court. Rheenold Becker, charged with paying the speciel tax required by law, plad guilly Tacedsy afternoon in the U S. District court and was fived $25. The juryia the case of Louis Verhle, on trial for perjury, having been «ut anco early Tucsday eveoing snd re turned a verdict early this after- noon of not guilty. At the last term of court, at the time of bis trial for passing a hundred dollar counterfiit b1l he swore to an affidavit in order to secure eome witnesses for his do- feuse, that two men at North Platte would swear to important facts, when as a matter of fact, n-ither had ever been st North Platte. . B. DeGroat & Co. seillog liguer without Go ts Childfx Nobby mewef Arkunsox’s, ackaowledged leaders. Home comforts, moderate rates, Astor House, New York. w16 lm ATkiNsoN's for the latest noveltles. “The Little Gem” Road Houso is now open. Partins out riding should stop and get a nice ico cold drink Southwest corner of Saunders Saratoga streets. Mosk Stugsa, Prop. CROOKED BUSINESS. Involving an Omaha Painter. For some time since our notice has been called to the actions of a man named Houck, a portrait painter, who i¥ quite well known in some quarters of the city. These reports were of & very damaging character, and we held them until we might become satisfied of Houek's true character. He left this city aboat a month since, leaviog debts unpaid and suepicions hanging over his head, whichare not atall enviab'e. Mr. Brandt, of Turner Hsll, claims that Houck tapped his money drawer, before his departure, of about §65, and that he also gave him an order of $20 on Mr. Joseph Creighton, claiming that the latter owed him some money. The order was presented in due course of time, and was dishonored, Mr. Creighton rayiog that he did not know Houck and had never cwed him acent This information was given to Houck, who concluded to jump the town, and did s0. He was also accused of crookeds: in his dealings with a Sixteznth strect photographer, having stolon divers things from the establishment, amounting in all to about $40. porter had a talk with this photegra. pher, who etated that be hoped THE Bee would have nothing to sny in re- gird to Mr. Houck, whom he eomsid- ered a fine workman, and he offiered to replace all the articles which he hac stolen., Mr. Biandt recived (woletters from Sioux City, last week, inquiring after | the character of Houck, sud who and what he was. This is the first inti- mation Mr. Brandt bas had of Houck's whereaboute, but he says if Houck will keep out of Omaha he will not trouble bim. In one of the letters it was said that Houck had been guilty of some misdemeanors in Siovx Cil hat would surely get him intotrouble, but just what they are, we are unab’e tosay. Are- The May Festival Other cities are having their great May mosical festivalr, and Omaha, nest Tustdsy and Wedneeday w.ll have an cpportunity of hearing an un- usual mueical treat, uuder the direc- tion of Prof. Mayer and Mr. Frank H. Smith. The twe've rehearss's have bee progre=sing finely, an1 the meg- nificent choras of 300 vuices is in all res;ects equal to *hs rendit on of the musical which will be presented on the oscasion. Hoffman’s orchesira will forish the music and with such an excellert accompani- mant the best resu'ts may be ex- peetrd. Another large invcice of ladies’ and children’s hats—som=thing new and novel—just received at ATKINSON'S, the acknowledged leading millinery e tablishment, corner of Douglas and Thisteenth streets selectiong Oft for Columbaus, The Douglas county delegation with the exception of Mr. Barlow, loft last evening for Columbus, but a number of outside partiss wsited until the noon train te-day, when they t-ok their deprture. Amoog the numter were Lot Brown, of the Nebraska Jity Preas; D. C. Brooks, Fr.d Nye, Wal- ter Bennett, . 8. Hall, C. C. Housel and Milion Barlow. A Teiephone’ Use. We clip ths f-l'owivg from the loca columns of y. sty lay’s Nonpareil. shows the advantage of atelephorein cazeof thieves: Real Estate Transfers. Dextcr L. Thomas and wifo fo Phillip Clark—w. d. Jot 7, Ieasc’s ad- dition to the city of Cmahn—$350. 0. F. Davis and wife to John P. block 2024, city of Omaba—§1275. Johnson Craig and wife to John P. Healey—Jot_2, block 2024, city cf Oma ha —$975. H . G. Barber and wifo to M. J. Tompkine, s. 3, sw. }, eec. 3, t. 16,n. r. 10, 0. —§79; A. Kountze et. al. to John O'Neil, lot 8 and n. 4 of lot 9, block 12, Kountze and Ruth's addition city of Omaha—8675. H. G. Clark assignse to W. C. B. Allon, lot 1, block 134, city of Umaha —$44. Murphy & Lovett, los. agency; old est ertablished agency in this apls-1y Thereport reached this office this eico yesterday forenoon thataduel had besn fought in Hanscom Park, aboat 6 o'clock this morning between two Germans. A reporter made several attempts to lesrn the factsin the caso, or whether it were a false-alarm, but his investigations failed to find a ,con- firmation of the report. It was said by a prominent German here that the report very likely had its otigin in a little fracas between an actor of the German theatre and the editor of the Post, which occurred the other even- ing, in the corridorof the Turner Hall. It was thought by some that perhaga these gentleman had decided to meet on “the field of honab,” but as far as we could learn such is not the case. C. B. DeGroat & Co., Leading Hat- ters, 1316 Farnbam at. em-w-f Everybody says it pays to trade at ArxiNsox's, the acknowledged leading millinery establishment, corner of Douglas aud Thirteenth streets. Fifteen first-class dressmakers want- ed at McDonald & Harrison's. sy STRAYED OR STOLEN From A. H. Baker's pastares, two miles northwest of town cu the old military road, a dark bay (may be called brown) horss, five years old, about sixteen hands high. one or both front feet white; a star in the fore- head. Any information please leave at Baker's pastures or at Max Meyer & Co.’s Cigar Store. A liberal reward willbe paid. ml73 MissiNG.—A caseo constipation by using Hamburg Figs. Why dose yourse ves with nauseat- ing medicines, when a purely fruit aathartic will cure you at once—Hatn- burg Figs, Try them. Araxso’s for the best goods, Dr. P. G. Montg mcry. Dr. Montgemcry and wife had gono out fors wa k, »nd whet they returned found a light burn'ng in the howse, which is on Chestnut sir.et. doctor entered and found two me side. He ut cnce locked the door a stepped to the telepbone, calling the Pacific House, which he got in a few seconds. He said to Ge rge officer quick to my house, Mo ary.” " Ferguson rushed cut, aud finding J. H. hogers on a ’bus told him to hunt Jackecn up, which he did, and had him st the doctor’s residence inside of ten utes. By th's tiwe ons of the two thieves, one man about six fect tall and the other a mere boy, had jumped out of a window and was making across the lot when he was captured on the fence by M. D. Hardin, who lives near. The two were then guard- ed until Jackson reached the house and took them in charge, when they were driven to the caliboose and lock- od up. The thieves entered the houss by a rear window and ransacked the bureau drawers, securing about 10 in money. They then went for the table, which was set ready for Ereakfast, and filled their dockets with napkin rings, silver knives and forks IIIX other ble articles. The robbery was a bold cne, and the capture a most successful one. = Laundry work will be collected and delivered by the Omaba Shirt Factary. Leave your address. First-class work guaranteed. Hamburg Figs 25¢ a box. S edoede e o Those nobby children’s hats come from ATKINSON's, corner of Douglas and Thirteenth stroete. —_— Bofore buying & sewing machine, examine the “New Home,” corner 16th and Webster. Hartman & Helquist. NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. If you have any galvanized iron cornices, window caps or_other work to figure on, or to be done, call on John Epeneter, 333 Broadway, Coun- cil Blufls, Towa, who will give you bottom prices and extra good work. apl27 3w o S Over elghty millions of dollars of Insurance capital of the oldest and best home and forelgn companies rep- cesented In the agency of Taylor & Howell d16if M.G. McKoon, Agt. Fire Insursace, mayl-ly M. Hellman & Co. are making suits to order on short notice. We call attention to the large and extensive stock of clothing and gen- tlemen'’s furnishing goods at the popu- lar clothing house of mlleod M. Hemaax & Co. First and Largest of the Season | tail draggist, Ottaw T was affictod » THE BIG CIRCUS. —The Oldest on the Road, | and Larger and Better than Ever. Van Amburg & Co.’s great Golden Menagerie has been consolidated with | Frost's Roman Circus and Colosseum for the season of 1880, and will pitch its thirtcen tentsin Omaba Friday and Saturday, May 21st and 22d. This is the 60th conaccutive year of the Vaa Ambarg Menagerlo — the oldest | show organizition in the world —which has always been recog- nized as tho leading exhibition o wild animals, both in this country and Eurove. As years have gove by the Van Amburg show has striven to keep with the time, aud to-day 1t of a greater varirty of beacts, birds aud reptiles than any on the con- tivent. The present consolidation with Mr. Hyatt Frost's Rowon Circus and Colcsseum, places tie combina- tion in the very foregr.und of all in- stivtions of & Iike character. A pe-| rural of the advertisement in_to-mor- row's paper will convince_the most ekeptical of the real merits of this | gigitic ageregation. The monster | show, as now organized, gives con- stant employment to 250 laborers and has a troupe of nearly 100 lady and gentlemen performers; among the lat- ter noless than twelve equestriennes and of the latter the cnly fom-1s hur- dlerider in the world. 1t requires no prophet’s kan to see that we are to bave a superb show, and we predicc crowded tents at both the afternoon and evening performancis Carriage Umbrellas st Woodworth's. Table Napkius, Towels and Table Linen. A splendid Table at $1.50 per doz. Big line from 85c to $2.00. Taikey red table linen, 674 cants to $1.50. Unbleacked tsble linen, 750 to 2, includiog a s;l:ndidline «f Barnslogs. Every kind of Linen Towcl, lowest to highest, and a big bargain in all Linen Crash. Porties furnishivg or refurnishing cught to come &t once and seo this | stooped to examive a sore spot cnthe ()4, OLE, UO0R, TAILOIS WANTED, splendid stock. Lacs Curisins, Cream and White Liwce Spr.als aud Fillow Shams to watch. These are the very litest nov- eltics. Piavo covers, splendid stock just reccived. Ulsters in Liven, Mabair and De- bege. All the very latest styls,81.25 0 88.00. Beaded capes, very stylish, received yesterday. Ladies' Murlin Underwear of every description. A. CBUICKSHAN &CO. ATEINSON'S for the fincst work. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Judge Dillon went to Council Bluffs yesterday morning. P. H.Sharplftyectcr 'y for Co'ume bus cn a business trip. President Sidaoy Ditlon I e for New York Tueeday afterooon. Mr. Straborn and her mother, Mis. | must certainly have conspired with | A Council Blufter's Experience. A Guunel Bluf tarmor, acconing | ___SPEGIAL _NOTIGES. to Clark, tho versattle editor of The | NOTICE—Advertisemente To Let For Sale, Nonpreil, had the following exper- | Lost, Found, Waats, Bosrding &, will be In- ince it - Ot e, whic i 15 g e e o om thusre'ated: | e line. The st tnscrtion’ ever lees than “The only item of interest that oc- TWENTY-FIVE CEMTS. curred in this city on the 14th inst , o rather the unly item with inferest | SO RanY ing results, was a mule trade on Upper ONEY TO LOAN on acproved security. Brondway. & man from Omabs who | L ¥ & BARTLILE, hed Euate Agen - omes AJONEY TO LOAN—Call at Lay D. L. THOBAS, Room, Creighton Biock ONKY TO LOAN 1100 Famham street, M O el vain loma Arsncy. " ov 2548 some of the wicked devizens in that town to destroy some of the people of | this city, brought over aspan of mules with view of disposing of them. We were always of the cpinion heretcfore that everybody knew from instinct or experience the peculierities and sud- den and mysterious makeup of & mule, but it szems that there is one | — man living near Couvcil Bluffs who knew litt'e about the playful and do- cile appearing *‘sni-mule.”” He knows | more about it now, however, thsn be | @id. He foclishly entared into ne- gotiaticns with the mule dealer for trade. The dealer was showing him the fine points of the animal, and in doing 80 was wht Josh Billiogs would term “pretty friendly aud familiar with the uncertai,short-maned hoss.” He would walk around the tsam, rub the back bones of the mules, pst their for general howse wurk, W. S, 224 and Dodge streets. €27-20 ANTED—Good cook and b of Brownell i TRL WANTED—Atlarce brick housoon Cass W, bet. 17th and 15th. @10 W TR Agond cook st TIZARD'S Falne ey Restaurant. /ABTED bt abda it 1120 Pursbam 81 62619 VW ASTED—By.s ~omsn sisuation 10 houss. Keeper, 203 Howard street, betwcea 12th and 13th. 6232 egs und parform other feais beyond | YrANTID—To by o gd deltery bore those ever witnessed in a ciret He | YV -wgon A UM cvidently succeeded in aluying | Frrommavdizh S all suspicions on the part of | TOROPERTY OWNENS havingforex'ea house and lot, at a price o axceed $1400, or ico undor ‘Omaia Hod the innccent viewer of mule-flesh, if | K ardlot ata price ot to exc indeod ho over had any suspic.ons | §so wiil peses addrees ia rogurd to the animal’s sudden mo- tious and uncertain movements. The man who intended to tradeadvinced | YV * e, drcer ik slowly Lo the side of one of the mules, | over Wil Commissicn The auimal smiled ins bland and | childiike manner s though he recog- | nized his new friend. It was noticed, however, that his cars worked in & nervous manner, but the unsuspscting trader did not ssem to sse this. He | patted the mule on the buck and s'ow- | (G st ¥re. 1y slid his hand along towsrd the mys- | =" terious end of the mule, advancing in | " that dire:tion s ho patted the | m back. It was evideot from mule’s quiet attitude, that be wes merely waitiog the proj er time and he continued to smile and work his with an_occasional wink at the mu next to bim. In duo course of time | BY I T Luuvrs, Depury. the kind-hoarted farmsr roached & | YRFANTED 1 e man vho'y point ocoupied by the rear of the mule ! pernos iy canviming for the Jurpiec of and stooped down to scratch the ani- | fek, gofer® for shireon the riad Omaha mal’s hind log. Then the mule c'n- | cluled that the tie for action had ar- rived, and he smiled more tencerly tha ever. Just as tho farmer had co. W. Kendalla, frst 0. 1411 Dovdge St., 3 62120 i'vu-rtim the Creighton liouse & good heiper in the kitchen, man or woman. ¥ VW A3TED._ Dining room and bitchen gir st 62020 Touse. VIRL WANTFD—To do general house work u 1 OPOSALS—Sealed propomls will be receiv. #d by ths ur L The ixhe 1> rejoct any and all bids i reseree. E'cndor of the cuunty commissione Jous . Manem County ¢ AKDING can bo nad on Califoruia Street, south side, 3 dours wesl of 161} 2 mule’s foct, atd when be had his back turned fo the animal, it took «dvant- e of hia confidence and als» the po- ion of his face and gently raie- iog the well leg ho suddenly let it | out as an arrow goes frm a bow. | The spectators who bad corgregated towitness the trade heard the honest former talking to himself as he flew past them in the attitude he had ben | ocsupying just prior to leaving the ! mule o sadderdy and urexpectsdly, | but they could only make out the as- sertion that he would ba ‘‘gol-darned ithewantedtertradefuramule. Bythun- deration.” | The unfortuna‘e man was earried to | Beardley's drug ctore, where he was straight-ned up to bis naturslattitude. He thinks he will be able to sit up in & week or two and then he proposes to o hunting for the Umaha mule deal er 9. B. BEEMER, SOMMISSION MERCHANT OoOIX A XA Wholesle Dexler in Foreign and Domestt Frult, Butter, Excs, Poultcy, Game, Hams, Ba Fresu' Fish, and Agent for BOUTI'S nov2.6m ood 1 Posta C Foise FURSISHED ROOM fx rat, 708 1900 st | I bet. Websterand Gu-t. 61900d-tf —Large house in_g .. MCCAGUE, opposite OR REST OR Pierce, bet. OR KENT—By Jute 1st. A nico cottage | I and stable onupp r Douglas Street, 2 , locks from Postoffice. In fuire 1210 Farnbam | Stre 85841 708 RENT_Twostory frsme houss witn brick basement, on corver 10th and Piorce. Corner Faroham and 11th St. FRED MOEHLE, 55 | 00 KEe—ouve o, s, e o O P e e e, S SMBICR RO PSR 3 o STy T—— R OB RENTy o room 00 Fiteenth et Mo " Sia vy o T ¥ sk, Giezn, left for Chicago Tuerday for a two weeks' visit, A. A. Cohen, the San Fiancisco merchant priuce, paseed through the city yesterday, on his way howe. Mis. Wallace R. Bar lett lef. yesters day afternoon for Deuver, where she will spend the summerin painting and muking studies of Colursd's beautiful sconery. P. J. Nichols, supcrintendoat of the e stern division of the ['nion Pa- cilic,left for the cas: Tuesday evening in car No. 100, acaomgan‘el by Horace Newman, Among the many arrivels st the Metropolitan hotel are the iollewi S. H. Busick, New York; W. Hughes, Chicago; J. L. Phelps and w.fr, Noril, Platte; E. F. Strickland, Boston; J.Roawivs, St. Joseph; F. H. Bartlett, St. Louis; J. H. Swith, Bstuvia, N, Y.; J. W. Can, Plitmoutl; Chas. Ross, Williamsburgh, Pa,; L W. Griflith, Fremont; N. B. Putnam, B.&M. R R;G. W. § oago; D. H. Anderson, Dunlap; F. S. Stone, Glen Falls, N. Y.;L. S Martin, Buffalo, N. Y.; Mrs. J. Buger, Leay- enworth, Ka.; A. W. Hunter, Phila- delphia; O. N. Sleeper, Chicago; Chae. Hiplander, Chesteiton, Ind.; H. Candenuan, Chicago; A. J. Maoy, Daaid City; H. S. Beyers, Coning; T. Macquis, Council Blufls, Towa; J.E. Detrich and wife, B. & b. R. R.; Dr. Stebbins, Weeping Water; J. B. Finch, Mrs. Gannon, Lincoln; F. G. Lewis, Kearney; Ada Van Pelt, Seward; J. C. Morrison, P1-t smouth, Nobbiest hats of the season, just re- ceived at C. B, DeGroat & Co.’s, smew-f ‘Water Works on the Comet. The absence from Omaha of certain gentlemen who were fconspicuoualy identified with the Holly Water Co., has beenfaccounted for. A “‘relinble contraband,” just in from tbe ¢ met, reports that ho saw Doc. Cushing, Hildrethand another gentlemen whom he recognized as a membec of the late city council, laying pipe for an elect on 800n o be held on that ethereal body, at which & proposition for walr works s to be submitted to the people. Perhaps we should add that the ia- telligent contraband who favored T returned from a voyage to the comet, where he delivered an immense corzo of choice groceries, purchased by the natives cheap for cash, at the old reli- able grocery house of J. B. Frenh & Co. They all do it, and £0 do the rest of mankind wherever the name and fameof this house has extended. Bze with this “special,” has but just | or T OB SALE—A houte with 5 rooms and lot in o esomedition. Inquireof Fred. Heni- feckson's meat warket, cor. uf 16th and Califor. OMAIIA AXD FORT OMAHA | uiaSta. 62t [{1OR SALE—Stock of hardware with tin shop in_connection, In the flourishing ydun fown of Criswold, Cass County fowa. A good OMNIBUS LINE. cha'cc for a man who wants o go s the b ware hud: “Address, JAS. A, HA e Srnt saivrape EERGER, Griswold, fowa 1000 w'elock x. - s 5. ‘Gelock. v | T ANDAU HaCK for sale, tire givem on pu 10:0) orlock..... Fu D. L. Thomas, Koom 5, Crei¢hinn Blork sia 1619 LCON FOR BALE—Good location on prin- ciule street in Omaha. RY TWO HOURS. 5 _Cents, Earoli-bits) 5 LATEST TELE‘;RA“S Wol} RA‘IJ" d‘l:le\;::w and fot, withi 94 fest front d well, cistern, on cofner of Leavecwons s ] Are Not Half as Interest- | [or saue—smait e fountain in gond con: r-m';l;;:rn D. W. SAXE, corner NH;’ "S ing to the General Read- er as the Following Price List: 101hs of Asuzar tr. FJ'0 LUILDERS, PLANTEHERS AND M. Coatse baitk sdnd, gravel for gardens st 55 ddvred st s ne i(Colonies in all the best | Lots, Business Houses and | smail cash payment req B "Addro.s SALOON, o | an ONEMILLIONACRES CHEAP LAND EASTERN NEBRASKA, $2T0$5PERACRE. 20,000 Acres DOUGLAS COUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, $6 to $10 per Acre, on Long Time and Low Interest. Large tracts suitable for Counties in the State. 80,000 acres scattered through lowa. A large number of Improved Frims in Nebraska, many of them near Omaha, $12 to $40 per acre. An Immense List of OMAHA CITY PROPERTY, Consisting of Elegant Resi- dences from $3,000 to $20,- 000. Many thousand vacant lots in the additions to Omaha. Hundreds of lots scattered through the City. Houses and Lots, and all kinds of Cily Real Estate. ‘We also have MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farms in Doug- las County, on 5 years time, at 10 percent. interest to all who can show good titles. Maps of Pouglas and Sarpy Counties for sale, Boggs & Hill, ReaL Estate Brokens, 1408 Farn. 8t., Omaha, Neb. For Rent. t Linthe best con- stable, hard and an res of Ground, $120 a year. , will seil for $1,680. BOGGS and HILL. For Sale, House and fullIot on Webster Street, best loca- tion in the city, §1,500; casy terms. 'BOGGS and HILL. o le trees, est Omal $20,000 Twenty Thousand Dollars in small well secur- ed mortgages ranging from 3200 Lo $1,000, draw-. Ing 10 per cent interest, have been lately ‘Flaced 1 our bands for sale, at small discount. Per- sons having a Jitsle money to sparo can make & sate and profitable loan in this way, without any expense or comumissions. BOGGS and HILL. For Sale, Charch Property and Psrsonagetn South Omahs, Bear Depot, at u very reasanable prico. " ""B0GGS and HILL. Cottage and Lot, New Lstory frame house, 4 rooms, 2 closets™10 foot ceilings, double dours, etc. el cis- , 8 barrel tern, full lot, all ix No. 1 condition, 6 blocks front High Sthoo'; $550, on_ monthly payments, and HILL, Keal Estate firokers. New Houses. We aro now prepared t> build houses worth £00 0n from i lotain our new addition, aum, Donglas aod Dodgs, ly paymeuta. ~~ BOGGS and HILL, $600 to $1,060 Will buy you 8 now house, with ono of the fincst lota in Omaha, ot smail monthiy paymente. 'BOGGS and HILL, Rl EstaTs BRoxxes. For Sale, House and Lot on street car-track, Shinn's addl- tion, $1,900. BOGGS and HILL. B¢ GGS and HILL, SALE_A small dwolling houss, next to ool Bugar oL R e 1 B ooty e ot 1905 L upito Avinse 'Ror ntormaion cll st G-, COLLINS, 151 Farithatn Stfcet. o5t OR SALE—Good howse and ot witn + oo 2 Tea per b, 30 to.. well, corner 14th and Pierco Stroots. _En- Fincst Gunpowdor Tea @ EIS. 4571 Best O K Flonr per sac S Stiow Flaks winter wheat Havensfbest flour... o of Fred Lavg. 8 Gl (OR SALE~A Grist Mill,_ Appiyat ] T. B WILLIANS & soN. rib. The Cheapest Residence Property in Omaha—must be sold in- 4, Block 47, with a No. 1 house 1 well improved; southeast Corner 21st and Cass. ~Want best offer. BOGGS and HILL. For Sale, Fino soung Borse, well broke aud suitable for a Iady to drive. BOGUS and T ILL. 20 bars White Russian Soap for.. OR SALE—A New Amen: £0 bars Climax Soap for. e e e hiné in good cofidition, with all attach- Hurt 1% Grid before.the 15th of May, tcrmation apply at ATKINSONBMillinery Store, curmer Douglas and 13th Stroste. 474t 7O SALE_Two of the celobrated J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co.'s Nonpareil Bil- lisrd Tubitn, Noarly new. it Fot salo cheap. C. W, HAMILION, MISCELLANEQUS. _ ‘;E:HEE:SSSSSS!S;SSSQ-38=288!B$!=333883362888 1 ol °h OST—Ore white gong 10 years old, shod all und, jtist rear of i return to cor. EVILEE. 6183 {TRAYED—On May 10th, from premises ofthe undenigned, one roan” cow, horns pointiog fward. 1M FOLEY, S. E. cor. 11th and Howard sta: 61220 (QTRAYED_Ono black hose, stiff in fore feet, Apples, (York State Blueberries 8 1b can. small bunch on one thigh, few while B 124 | litrs in saddle and co'lar marks, hir cutaround B e < 15 || ekt aitandtetlock, . 2. (WALKKE; seL1% 2 Strtwnerties 8 Toa Baked a3’ can Eima Beansy2 1o caha Sa corn31h can NiFmout ord, e aX SALE NOTICE—To whom it may con- ‘cern, notice is her. by given, that on the 18ih day cf January, 1878, 1 purchased at the tax sale in Douglas County, Neb., all of block 7 1 ] i3 o i Tor ), 31D can. Sceataar, 2 1 ¥ Hlll:rklnl, 31D can. . a Ewfimm + 180 | reaemption of said an 1 o o 00 | treasurir for a deed of thesame Thgout mes 1% 'ICIAEL DOUGHERTY. PURELAS G 2198 | By Jumen F. Mortoo, bis Aiorney. 13 amily white i, % = Coitih, ¥adle el s ANHOOD meiceper : RSP B porl RESTORED folland herring {iow) pet kox. “Prescrintion Free. For the speedy Care o Tobacr (ks ey S e of oo T4 o i g s bt o gt o dscsees Ay Tovaco (01d Syie) b b | I o e o S e (e pr s 5| BRSOV TR v e Lo T B B B ren o =| ACADEMY OF MUSIC! Complete price lists fur = Countey ordEey wil eecive prompe 453, e aiteution. Fusitively no goods s on credit, | . . WHITSEY.... J.B. FRENCH & C0,, | ° - Mansger The Original Reliable Grocers, One Evening Only, No. 1110 Faraham Street, | SATURDAY, MAY 22. OMAEA, NEB. TImagine the fe:I'ngaof a pocr wom- an, who for seventeen yoars hu_been bed-ridden from rheumatism, and sud- denly .inds berself able 1o walk. Such was the experience of a 1dy in Wase- | ca, Mion., of whom the Rev. F. W. | Buchholz reports t* a', after using the | St. Jacos Orc f r three aays, the was | Miscellansons expenses, able to get up and walk. | i i iz A i H. F. McCarthy, wholesle end re- | Oatario, writes: Chronic Bron- but have been | s for some ye e A large invoice of Hats and Capa completely cured by the ure of Dr. | Thomas’ Electric Oil, in doses of 5 ' popular prices st drops on sugar. I have a'so pleasure | ®lleod M, Bupux & Co's, )&mmflx.f‘“”“m! The Management has the Honor of announcing ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL EXPENSES . 5 The Eminent Tragedian, DOUCLAS CO0.,FOR THE YEAR 1880- Court’s, Jurors’ and Court ex- ers andfu Poor and Poor Houss aad Fasi o 0 B MR. LAWRENCE same. i a D 18,000 I Jail and Jailors, board for prison- ial City Tax. 1?‘“ special City Tax and Gas. . Ralivoud Brnd Siniking Fund. County Road and Bridzes..... ... County Office, Office Kent, Flec- ARRET Supported by bis Excellent Sompsny, in Bul- wer's Great Play, tions and Assessors. 6,000 OR THE 128,00 RIGHEL'EU, Conspiracy, By e o o e Cardinal Ficheliea. ... Mr. Lavreice Barret, Joux R, Mascnzeran, | pASEe, 4 FEgueds nd s e CvaCkrk- seats, 10 be procured at Hal By H.T, Leavirs, Deputy, Wanted. Wo want a contract to hava 200 acres cf Iand broke at once. BOGGS and HILL. Cheap Lots. Look at the lots In our new addition—best Jots for the money in Omaba, 29th and Farnham. B0GGS and HILL. Residence Lots for Sale. 200 Lots in Kountze and Ruth’s Addition,near business, good surroundings, lo‘scovered With young trees, and are the choicest, cheapest and nearest business of any lots in the mar- ket. By all means look at lots in Kountze and Ruth’'saddition before purchasing elsewhere. ‘Will sell on monthly payments. Prices $400 to $650. BOGGS and HILL. 1000 Residence Lots 10 and 1ith streets, § o 10 biocks south of depot, many of these lots are very de- sirable and for fien of small means are now the cheapest and most easily purchased lots in Oma- ha. Prices §250 to §900. Monthly paymenta. BOGG> and Hinls Fronti 15 Choleo Lots On Park Wild Avenus, only 30 4 blocks from Depot, $500 to §600. Monthly payments. BOGGS nd HILL. 66 of the Finest Lots in Gmaha, 10 to 12 blocks west of Postoffice and Court House, on Farnham, Douglas sad Dodge streets; finest views in the city from these lots Prices 3200 to $300, on payments of $ to $10 ‘per month. BOGGS & HILL. 2 Houses And two-thirds of a10t, Chicago street, between Price 12th snd 13uh; rents for $300 8 year. 1,500, BOGGS ind HILL. Houses and Lots. rosidence comer_lot, cholce loca- from Postoffce; §5,500. BOGGS and HILL. 2 Houses and south § lot 1, block 12, on west side of 1sth strect, between Calitornia and Web- ster atreots; §2,200 BOGGS and HILL 2-Story Brick House ‘With full lot, 2 blocks from new Conrt Houset 2,150, BUGGS and HILL. New 2.story tion, 4 blocks % 2 West § Lot 3, block 121. Lot 5, block 227... COLULEIA 0TTO BICYCLES! I have secured the agency of the well-known COLUMBIA Steel Spokes and Rubber Tires Bicycle from the Pope Manufacturing Co.; Also the Otto Hand Made. Samples can be seen at my store, at Manufacturers Prices, Freight added. Send fors price list. N. I. D. SOLOMON, ; Paints, Oils & Window Glass. No. 1204 Farnham Street, Omaha, Nebraaska. L panee, A BOSTON GLOTHING HOUSE DEVLIN & CO. OF NEW YORK' Wo are now prepared to take orders for the justly celebrated clothing o s this house, which for Durability, Stule and Cheapness are unsurpassed. have now on hand the be:t selected stock of Clothing, Shirts, Furnishing Goods, etc. in the city. Boston Clothing House, A=A= FARNHAM STREET. XXX MAX MEYER & CO, WHOLESALE TOBBACGONISTS | Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards. Tobacco, 25 cents per pound upwards. Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards. Send for Pric:a. List. MAX MEYER & €O., Omaha, Neb. MAX MEYER & CO. ONMA I A. GUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS, Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and a full line of NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS. ™ w CLIFFORD’S FEBRIFUGE oRr FEVER:AGUE CURE. ERADICATES ALL MALARIAL DISEASES from the SYSTEM. J. ©. RICGHARDSON, Prop., ST. Lot1s. - LANGE QNGEE;DITIGK, GOOK S’I‘()'V'ES House Furnishing Goods, Shelf Hardware, Nails and Ete. 1221 Farnham Street, 1st Door East First National Bank. 840 m WHOLESALE GROGER! 1213 Farnham St Omaha.r I. L SLEDZIANOSKI=CO., MANUFACTURERS OF MOULDINGS!I AND DEALERS IN PICTURE FRAMES, CHROMOS AND ENGRAVINCS. 922 Douglas St., Near 10th, Omaha, Neb. [ HENRY LEHMAN, _ H THE LARGEST IN THE STATE. | sl ] g Iz | —AND - E i WINDOW SHADES, ? | PAINTERS' AND ARTISTS' MATERIALS; gJorders Solicited. Samples Sent on Application.