Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 25, 1880, Page 4

THE DAILY BEE. Tuesdsy Morning, May 25. BREVITIES. — Paterson sells coal. —Try Saxe's Royal Crown Cigar. —“Butter Milk,” 2t the Paiace Theatre, tc-night. —Try Bexe's little Key West Ci- aw, 100, —Soda at Baxe's pure fruit syrups. —A smart, active boy, about 16 years old, can find steady employment in Tue Beg newsroom. —Two dogs were runover on Satur- day evening by the Hook and Ladder truck on its way to and fromthe fire. —Root Beer and Ginger Ale at Saxe's. —If the militia did not eucceed in putting down the riot they did succeed ia putting down considerable beer. -—Six tramps were arrested in the violnity of the nail wcrks last evening and wers lodged in the ususl place. —The new bill of the I'alace Thea- tre this evening will attract a crowd to that slready popular resort. —The saud st.rm of Sunday was the moet terrible ever scen in the city. It playcd bavce with the tele- graph and telephone wires. —Warrants weresworn out yesterday morning for the arrcst of two young bloods who were found mashing cach other's bezuty on Saturdsy evening. —The “fire king” with Van Am- burgh would make a equare meal off the red-hot end cf a stove poker, but he says he:would go Council Bluffs whisky. =~=“_Jacob M. Search, eon of Dr. Search, who fell in a w.ll cn Vender- cooks farm and broke b.th legs, on Baturday evening, is reported t:-day s comfortable and n fair way tore: covery. —The aversge Omaha boy will walk up Capit A Lill four times a day to see acircus, but wou'd get tired out going from the kitchen to the wocdshed twice. —The Chicego & Northwestern rail- road will sell excurcion tickets to the Chicago convention from all stations on their line at greatly reduced rates. Tickets will be sold May 30th to Jes st inclusive, Good to relurn June 5tb, ~ —The Nail Feeders pic pic pasted off yery pleassntly. The crowd was not as large as wes anticipated, but all enjoycd themwsslver, The silver oup was won by M. J. Snyder,a young nthlete of Pitteburg. Dancing wes kept up until 10 p. m, —The noblesse of the Swedish and Norwegian people of our city held a picnic Sunday st Priest Lake which was largoly attended. A delightful day was passed in such pleasures as only a picnic affcrds and all returced thoroughly delighted. —Jane Davis, a fallen angel, tock 00 much *‘:2a” and made things Jive: ly for her neighborbood yesterday evening. An cfficer dragged the noisy creature from the lower part of Dodge street, as far as the Mctropolifan, but there Jane lay down on her digaity and would go no forther. A carriage was procured for the lady and she was rather unceremoniously rolled in- to it and the officer followed and eat down upon her. She will have due tims to reflect upon the uncerteinties of gin and water. —Meny inquiries have been made as to who called the men beck on Fri- day when a movement wss made lo taks the armories and rifls them of their arme. It was Mr. John Quinn, n employe in the U. P. shopr, who the excited throng to restrain selves, and s3id that although 4 smeliing works managers had violated the law by bringing an armed force into the stats, the men had no right to violate the law in return. All praise is due Mr. Quinn for his action at the time. —A lively fight isreported as taking plece at Turner Hall last night in which two Intoxicated men on being put out turned and pounded the pro- pristor. Afterwards they raised a disturbance at George Smith's saloon, on Howard and Thirteenth streets, and were finally arrested at two elock tAis morning by the police and lodged in the city cooler. Upon be- ing brought before Judge Hawes this morning théy gave their names as Jim and George Smith and were com- mitted to await farther examination. May Festival at the Bepcist church Tuesday and Wednesdays this weck. The finest and airiest rooms at the European Restsurant and Hotel. sSesasa Mr. Wm. Sowden, of Superior, Neb., and bride, are visiting at the residence of A. M. Collett, of the U. P. shops. Mr. Sowden is the founder of the town Superior, and lived to see it grow up into quite a prosperous town. Hear the grand choruses ard Prof. Hoffman's Orchestra st the May Fes- tival to-morrow night. Fresh Berries Daily. Fleming's. COMMON_ LUMBER ~——IN THE EASTERN MARKETS,—— WE ARE NOW SELLING: Frrming Lumber, 18 feet and CYCLONE. A Terrific Storm Strikes the City and does Consider- ahle Damage. Two Houses Blown to Flinders, and Barns Tora from their Foundations. Telegraphic Communication Interrupted. Shortly after 6 o'clock last evening the atmosphere of the city indicated a coming wind storm of extraordivary proportions. The barometer foll two inches within fifieen minuter, and the sky to tle west and morth becsme overcast with a lurid glow. A few moments later the cyclons burst upon the town with terrible fury, sweepipg heavenward immense clouds of sand and dirt, tearing off shutters, tlowing down fencer, unhingiog gates and dis arranging the telezraph rud telephone wires ttrovghout the city. The streets were deserted. The terrific velocity of the wind rendered pedestrianism more than dangerous. Gusts of eand whirled and eddied along the thor- ! oughfare and dashed agsinst window and door, hiding all view of the sur- PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Capt. Murdoch, U. §. A., went east Sanday. Mrs. 8. P. Morse and child left Sunday sfternoon for Boston, where she will visit for some time to come. Captsin Rustin returncd to-dsy for Leadville, where his smelters are turniog bim out a net prafit of $4000 a month. Bird Wakely left on the noon train for Grand Ieland $o attend Judge Posts court which begins to-merrow at that place. Mr. G. Engler, wifo snd son, father and mother of Mr. E. Engler, of this city, arrived from Antstt, Destau, in Germany, lact week. They will tske up their residence on the fertile plains of Nebraska. Prof. Walter S. Haines, of Rush college, ome of the mort eminent Americsn autLorities on poisons, pasted through the city yesterday en | Toute to Grand Tslnd where he will ! attend the Lawrence murder trial as | expert for the defent The Ceremony of the Cathedral Cor- ner Stone. The corner stone will be laid with approprists ceremony at 7 o'clock Tuesday evening. The bishops and clergy and lay delegates to the annual ! council, the governor of the state and rounding landscape. In the north part of the city the effects were felt most severely. At the commencemen®. of the etorm the house of A. J. Miller, situated on Irene street, in Shinn’s addit'on, was struck by the cyclore, hited from its foundations and carried over the fence into an adjoining lot, where it fell with a crash, which dashed it into & thousand fragments. Mr. and Mrs. Miller were both in the building at the time of the catas'rophe. Asesistant Postmas‘er 0. 0. Campbell, who lives nesr by, hearing the mnoise of the storm, rushed to the window and saw the house fall, a long string of lum- ber marking the spct. He hastened to the scene of the accident and found BMr. Miller Iying cn the ground, out- eide the ruins, bleeding and uncon- scious. Mrs. Miller, though seriouely bruised, was conecious and able to walk to a neighb ring residence, Mr. Miller at Grst wos thought to be fatally injurcd and was boroe on a ehutter to a neighbers house, while Dr. Van Camp was summoned. After some time he re- gained consciousness and s now | thought to be out of danger. His escape and his wife's from instant death seems nothing shoit of mirsca- lous. "The cenfre of tho sturm appears to have been over Shion's addition. At the same time in which Mr. Miller's bouse was destroyed a small frame dwelling by Ittner's brick yard was at- 80 demolished, no cne however being hurt. Mr. Ittner's brick yard suffered heavily frcm the cyclone, two k-los of brick just ready for burning being entirely} destroyed, entailing a loss of at Teast 8500 cn the propristcr, Be- these two zccidents, Mr. Blikesly's barn was moved from its foundation, and snother barn adjacent was nearly demolished. Throuzhout the whole northern part of the city more or less damage was done to fences,sheds aud outbuildings. The force of the wind was beyond comparison. At one point, in a single yard, the trees at opposite corners were bent almost fo the ground in dif- ferent directions. At Council Bluffs and the transfec the fores of the storm was felt, though in a somewhat less degree. The wind tore off the tin roof of ‘the postoffice and linded it in the middle of Broad- wsy. At the transfer empty cars were overturned in every direction, a pcr- tion of the depo® sheds was blown off and perfect havoc played with the telegraph lines bstween the bridge and the transfer, so that up to 12 o'clock to-day only one wire was work- ing between Chicago and this city. Wo have to note the first importa- tion into Omaha of tooth-brushes, Kubn & Co. having had a large as- sortment of brashes made to order in London. Every brush is warranted. s oo’ Ofice, ot three rooms with constant supply of soft water, to rent, in the Cruickshank block. m2leodtf An Incident of the War. The Wahoo braves were taking a last fond farewell of mothers and sweethearts. A gallant youth, the flower of a family, was engaged in the unpleasant task of tearing himself from the hysterical clasp of his darling. “Oh, Georgie,” the maiden sobbed, “do nct leave me, you will get hilled orgetlostin Omaba and my heart will be broken forever.” Bat the no- e lad drew himsslf up prondly and gazod onhis uniform of blue, snd while ho wiped a tear of tobsceo julce from his chin he said: “‘Sarah Jane, my country calls, I am aware of the dangers I am about %o face, but the Hodges were ever first in love and war, especially love, and he stooped to kiss the tesr from Sarah Janc's nose. She held his curly head upon her bosom and whispered: “Georgie, Lhavea terrible presenti- ment.” ““Well, you'd better go home and have your folks do something for it,” cried Georgle, as ho dived into the moving train. A postel card, dropped from the seat of war t> Mary Jane, read: Dear Mary Jaxe:—We have jurt arrived and are eager for action.” Is that thing you had at the depot the night I left getting any better? Your Soldier Boy, Gzorcre. Over eighty millions of dollars of We are keeping up the high stand- mrdof grades for which this yard has » well established reputation, and will rontinue to make as low prices as any yard maintaining the same standard of grade. Fostee & Gray. may20tf * Minnesota Flour at Fleming's. Laandry work will be collected and delivared by the Omahs Shirt Factory. insurance capital of the oldest and best home and forelgn companies rep- resented in the agency of Taylor & Howell. aeif Murphy & Lovett,lns. agency; old est established agency in this state. apls-ly Attention, Hooss. All members of the P. H. & L. Co. are requested to meet at Firemans® Hall on Tuesday, Msy 25th, at 7:30 p.m. By orderof the foremsn. Juuiws Teerrscrxs, Secretary. other s‘a‘e officials now in Oaaba,the | mayor and city council of Omahs, and | tho veatrics of the Epizcopal churches | in Omahs, will meet, without further notice, Taesdsy evening,at 6:45, in the +achoolroom in the old Methodist ! church property, on Seveateenth . street, between Dodge stret and Ca- | itol avenuc, in order to form a po- | cession to march to the cathedral | ground. The clargy will briog with them their eurplices. The procession | will be headed by the Ninth infantry band, of Fort Omaba, and eecorted by companies G and H, of Omaba. The services at the ground will be ehort, and will commence st 7 o'clock. | Bishop Whipple will deliver the ad- | dress. The platform will be occupied by the governor of the stale, the ! mayor of the city, the bishops and Mesws. Beindorff & Mauss have opened their Ico Cream Parlors for the summer trade. The parlors have been thoroughly over-hauled and re- furnished, making one of the most atiractive placesin Omaha. The prin- cipal attraction, however, is their ex- cellent ica cream. This firm has been in Omaha for many years, and have ‘made a reputation for first-class goods secord to none in the city. They use | estate in the city of Omaha. GEO. 1o adulteration in the manufacture of | s their ice creams, and each year adds 1 their already largetrade. They are now making more ice cream than all | erage. the cther Omaha deslers combined. Give them a csll once and you will al- ways use thoir oream. Rooms and Board by the Day, Week or Month at the Europesn Res- taurant and Hotel. Down goen Window Glass. By the bos, 50 feet, single thicknoss, 50c off from price list. Double thickness, 50c and 81 off from price list. at Sotomox's, 1204 Farnham St. w24t2 Paints, Otls and Window Glass. Window Glass at Factcry is down 20per cent. 8o is Solomon. Call and get prices. m24-12 May Festiral to-morrow evening at Baptist church. Bargaivs! Bargains! in millinery ano fancy goods. Trimmed Hats, 50c, 75¢, 8100, 200, 3 00, 4 00, 5 000 and 600, wor'h double. Everylady should see them. C. A. RiNGER. ——— Plent’s Extra W. U. Flour, $4 50. Plant's Trade Mark W. U. Flour, 400. Plant’s Light Loaf, 3 75. Good Values and Warranted. Fienixe & Co., Grocers. The Vienna Bakery, corner Fif- teenth and Farnham streets, is the only place in the city where you get the genuine Vienna Bread delivered to all parts of the city. Sl A new company arrived bere to day from Chicagn and will play at the Pel- ace Theatre. Tho new company is tal- ented and will give & good n‘erfain- ment. J. Arthur Do'y and Miss ! the dean. | Immediately after the ccremony is over there will be & memoriel meeting held in the old church, at which short addresscs will be delivered by Bishop , Vail, of Konses, Biehop Spaulding, of | Colorado, and Bishop Garrett, of Texas. Mesars. C. 8. Montgomery, Chatles DeGroat and William Rediok will act as marchals of the procersion. The bishops will have #s their special es- cort the Knights Templar. A correspondent from Mahoney City, Pa, says: “‘Mr. J. Kist, of this city, suffered a great deal with back- ache. T g:ve him a bottle of St. Ja- cobs Oil, under conditicn that I would ask no pay if the remedy failed to cure him. He brought me the money ! next day, stating that the St. Jacobs Oil acted wenderfully, relieviog him of all pain.” 3 DIED. Maoixxis—Monday merning, at 3 o'clcck. Dessie, davghter of Bernard and Ellza* eth Maginnis, aged 4 years and 24 days. Funeral to-morrow (Tuerday) at'10 o'clock a. m., from the residence, F'f- toenth snd Dedge s'reets. Buaxssuey—Eddie Sylvester, young- est scn of J. H. and M. M. Blakerley, aged 4 months and 3 days, at Summer- hill, Neb. Transplanted from an earthly garden, A bud of beauty rare, To grow in the sunlight of Eden, Under the Saviour's watchful care. Beyond the chilling winds of earth, Tn the beantiful Iand above, This little bad will bloom in heaven In the light of the Saviour’s love. God grant that the plants below Bo guarded with tender care; Andif plucked from earth away, May moet their Eddie there. e Why dose yourse ves with nauseat- Ing medicines, when a purely fruit aathartic will cure you at once—Ham- burg Figs. Try them. Home comforts, moderate rates, Astor House, New York. m16-1m Hamboarg Figs 25¢ box. Mrs. A. N. Frank, 177 W. Tupper street, Buffalo, N. Y., says she has used Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil for se- vere Toothache and Neuralgia of the head and thinks it is_the best thing she knows of for relieving pain of any kind. She keeps it constantly in the house as a household remedy. The Chicago and Northwestern rail- way will sell round trip tickets at EXCURSION RaTES from all of it tions to Chicago and return for the Nationsl Republicsn Convention, to be held in Chicago, June 2. Tickets will be told May 30 to June 1, inclusive; good to return till June 5. m24t3 For the very best of Meals, nerved in first-class style go to the European. REFRIGERATOR CARS. The C. & N. W. R’y are now run- ning Refrigerator Cars between Chi- cago and intermediate stations, leav- ing Council Bluffs every Monday and Wednesday morning, and acriving in Chicsgo every Wednesdsy and Tues- day noon. These cars stand duly iced upon their track 12 hours before their departure, and embrace all of the latest improvements for the safe keeping of perishable property. m24t2 All wanting window glass, paints, ofl and white lexd, it will pay to get Solomon's prices before you purchase. may24t2 Get your Picture Frames at Solo- mon's.__ All sizes still made to order at reduced pricer. 8x10 Rustic Frames only 15 cts. each. 83x21 Rustic Mottos only 25 cts. each. Gold Frames Repaired and Regilted. Room Moulding Gilt and Polished Welont in Stock. Call and Get Prices at Boroxox's. m24-2¢t Newand maguificent—Those gold sod silver brushes and combs, at Kuhn's, Fifteenth and Deuglis, War- ranted quadraple plate, 22-6¢ Jeonie Wade who bave been here for some time, will remain wi'h the new company. Bob and Nellie Bremmer are also with the company snd can themselves enterfain a whoie house. The manager deserves credit for his entergrise and will be rewarded by fall houses, The first play by the new troupe will be given this evening. Il ! buildings. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE—Advertisoments To Let For Sale, Lost, Found, Wants, Boarding &c., will be in- 100,000 ™2, L9A8-In eums of sse0 8 10 $50(0 or $16,000, at 8 to 10 Per Sont interset on frst clata improved real . BENIS' Estate and Loan Agency, 15th and Douglas 65k-eodtf TVIOYEY T0 LOAN—0n st marteague - AWl proved property, in sums of $500 o 85, 000. " Logel interes. and n commission or brok; DAVIS & DNYDER. may22d6t ONEY TO LOAN on a-provel security. . R DARTLETT, Real Eniste Agenty ice 217 south 13th St. i3 TV[OXEY 10 LOAN_oul at Law Offew D. L. THONAS, Room 8, Creighton Block N ONEY T0 LOAN—1100 Dr. Edwardn Loan Agency. stroet. nov-13.11 (3992, S1BE, WANTED_Av 143, oe. FiE teenth and Howard sta. MRS, FEANK AHNOLD, 65024 work s - 15th O 619 VVTANIED--A il for generl house work to 0 in the country. Enquiroat 260 Daven- Tort, bet. 1ith and 15th sts. 639-' VVANTED-A cirl at 1520 Dodge . to wait en tableand do general house work. e VW ANTED-—Girl for goneral house work st 404 Burt st., bet. 20th and 2lst. _646-25 VIRL WANTED—To do house work at Mrs. X Duggan's, 1112 South 13th st. 0824 "ANTED—Diniog room and kitchen girl at Emmett House. 62024 ANTED—A go:d cook at TIZARD'S Palace Restaurant, 58 ANTED—By a womn, situation »s house- keeper, 203 Howard itros, betwoen ith and 13 ANTEDFirst c ass business and residence property in Omaha, with or without Woare preparcd topay cash and fair prices for good locations. ‘may2246t DAVIS 4 SNYDER. —At the C W ighton House a good heiper in the kitchen, man or woman. 62L.it NE DOZEN GOOD TAILOFS WANTED. FRANE RANGE. (L] OFFICE, comer 16th and 41044 FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAND. w dwelllngs and offices. DAVIS & SNYDER. June lst. A nice RE cottage stable on upp r Douglas Street, 2 (viro 1210 Farnham 686-41 Enquire 57048 NT—Double room, Jacob's Block, W22 er o Y e Sl 71OR RENT- Furnished roomacheap; by week or month. Apyly at AMERICAN HOUSE. Sy gyeaey poe {1OB RENT_A splendid_Photograph Oal ery. P T R wiersub s son” ot B in clegant frent room, 76 Bt ect. P R RE! room 509 Fifteenth strect ‘reasonable. 209t SALE. ALOON FOR SALE—At good location, and 1 good busine's. Enquire at Bee office. 653-26 - Carriage Umbrellas st Woodworth's. - Headqustters for Joe Schlitz's Milwaukee beer at Mzrcraxts' Ex- omaxaz, N. E. Cor. 16th and Dodge. A o A " MuseiNa,—A caseo constipation by using Hamburg Figs. e [/OR SALE—Full lot. corthwest corner Fara- bam aod 9th street, opposite U. P. . R. headquarters. The best vacant property in Omaha for any whole:ale business. moy2eder DAVIS & SNYDER. ‘OR'¥ ALE-Business and resident 108 property inall partaof the ci y. Low prices and casy rerms of payment. DAVIS & SNYDER. We offera hrst-class white Isun- dried shirt, with an improved roin- foroed front, made of Wamsutta mus- lin, 3-ply bosem and cuffs, of 2200 linen, at the reduced price of $1.50. The workmanship, it and style of our | i shirts aie placed in competition with and shirt sold in Omaha. We guaran- tee entiro satisfaction, o will refund We make to order every grade of shirts and underwear, give better goods for less money than can be got elsewhere. Our fancy imporred the money. shirtings are of the choicest patterns. In underwear we cannot be under- sold. Omaha Shirt Factory, 252 Faroham, apposita Grand Central Hotel. DRY GOODS. SUN PARASOLS! —_—A— maylodee R SALE—Nice cottage, four (4) rooms full ok on Mason neke’ 1. Strest 0oty ihree (3)blocks from Union Pacific & B. & M. K. R. depo'sand stree" car. $1,900. terms. may22i6t DAVIS & SNYDER. OR SALE_Residenc) and full lot, northwest coruer Chicago and 2latsteset. ' Ons of the locations in Omaba. may22d6t ___ DAVIS & SNYDER E—At Simpeon's carringe fac- 3 scat open baggy. Oraabs, 54034 JF OB SALE-Testautant and cigar store, one block from Postoffice. Apply Bee offico 4451 {\OR SALE—Stock of hardware with tin shop in " connection, in the flourishing you: town of Griswold, Cass County Iowa. A’ char c fei & man Who wants to go into the bard- ware Fasivess. Address, JAS. A. HARNS. BERGER, Gsiswold, Iow: 598 wiw A [ILE—Twenty to twenty-four quarte daiiar by Joha T F suison, o RiZE8 obisat-mon-wodt AM pre; ‘red to deliver sott water toany part of the city for low prices. _ Notify by 7 leave urders at my house, THOS. SWIFE, 63541 houre with 6 rooms and lot in Inquire of Fred. Heni- , cor. of 16th and Califor- o2t JOR SALE—House and lot, with 94 feet tront 125 feet decp, and well, catern, on corner of Leavenworth A (X {10R SALE—Small roda fountain in gocd con- 'E" \lition.” D" W. BAXE, evrner 5th and ubam. Tt) UFLDERS, PLASTERERS AND MASON! Coarse bank' sand, gravel for gardens indul. ing sand will be dai Leas rders st H. Sierks 1414 Farnhamw, and Charles Erandes, 921} Farnham Sta. IAN BOCK, Successor to Charles Daniel. rt notice. LARGE ASSORTMENT | FUiiusustar i PEKIN DOTS, SATIN STRIPES, BROCADES, FANCY SILKS, ; BLACKS &e,, AT LOWER PRICES than they were ever offered before. OUXR DRESS GOODS DEP'T Is Unsurpassed, containing all e the Novelties of the Season, | orfo 'OR SALE—A sl dwelling house, next to G. H. Colling resdenc:, comer 19th_and Oapitol Avenue. [ or information eall at. G, H. & J. 8. COLLINS, 181 Farnham Streot, 505-tf OR SALE—Good house and lot, wita Corner 14th and Pirce Svests " "B red Lang. S GEIS. 487-1m quirs 0K SALE—A Grigt MLl Applyat 1248 L.B WILLIAMS & SON. ~|Colonies in all the best ;| Counties in the State. {decces from $3,000 to $20,- 1000. Many thousand vacant ONE MILLIONACRES CHEAP LAND EASTERN NEBRASKA, $270 85PER ACRE. 20,000 Acres IJOUGLASm COUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, $6 to $10 per Acre, on Long Time and Low Interest. Large tracts suitable for 80,000 acres scattered through lowa. A large number of Improved Frrms in Nebriska, many of them near Omaha, $12 to $40 per acre. An Immense List of OMAHA CITY PROPERTY, Cousisting of Hlegant Resi- lota in the additions to Omaha. Hundreds of lots scattered through the City. Hous=s and Lots, Business Houses and Lote, and all kinds of Ciy Real Estate. We also have MONEY TO LOAN AGENCY, 15th and Douglas Street. Over 3,000 residence lotaf for sale by this ager: €y at pricesr angirg from £25 to §2,500 each, ant Tocated fn e*ery part cf the cito, and in & direetion from the Postoffice, north, e=st, sout or west, aud varying i distance from one block to ‘one or t%o miles from same. Call and examine our lists Several choice lote in Griffn & Imacy’ addi- tion, west of convent, between_St. Mary's aven e and Harney street—$600 to $300. 80 acres Just east of barracks on Ssunders St is 18 choloe tand and will be sold very cheap for cash in 5, 10 or 20 acre lots; now is your time tosccure & Bargain. Choice Iot at end of sireet car tracks on Saun- ders street for $675. Choice lot, Farnhsm and 24th streets, 90x132 feet for 81,5(0—will divide it. Cheap lote in Credit Fonciar addition. south of U.P. depot—$100 to #600. TERRACE ADDITION. Forty lots on Park Avenue and Georgia street, o topark, and near head of St. Mary's from §125 to §300 each. Seven years t per cent interest to those who will put up good substantial buildinge. F r further partioulars apply to. . P. BEMIS, Agent, Fiteonth and Dovglas Streets. A nice lot on Harney and Twenty-frst streets, for $655. Two cholce lots on S0th, nesr St. Mary's aven- e, 50x165 feet each, for $350 and §900. Fwo cholee lots near 25d and Clark sircets, in E. V. Smith's addition—8300 and §350. Fiity lots In Sh s first, second and third ad- ditions for $1(0 to 2600 each. Lot near 15th and Pierce, $450. 2lots on Harnev near 2ith St., $600 each. 1 1ot on 24th near Howard street, §700. 40 lots In Grand View addition, south of U. P. bridge and depot, from $15 to 8 00 each- One acre, 1173870 fect, on 1Sth streot, south of Poppleton’s new residence, for $2,000, or will disido fnto city sized lotsaé from §350 o 4500 RIVERVIEW ADDITION. o number of beautiful residence lots, Io- cated In this new addition on Capitol Hill, be tween 24th stceet on the east, 26th on,the west Dodge street on the north and Farnbam st on the south, formerly owned by C. H Downs and more recently known as the Perkins 16 acres. Only 22 lots have thus far been platted—14 on Farnbam and 8 on Douglas street. Theso lote on Improved Farms in Doug- las County, on 6 years time, at 10 percent. interest to all who can ehow good titles. Maps of Douglas and Sarpy Counties for sate, Boggs & Hill, Rear EsTATe Broxegs, 1408 Farn. St., Omaha, Neb. For Rent. rooms, all in the best con- ‘shado {ress, stabie, hard and ot whter, and ¢ Aot of Groind, 8130 & year. ol 0GOS and HILL. For Sale, full lot on Wobster Bireet, best loca- city, §1,500; ensy terms. * 'BOGGS and HILL. $26,000 Twenty Thoussnd Dollsrs in small wel) sccur- od mortgages rauzing from 8200 to $1,000, draw.. g 10 po cant ntereet, have been Iately ' laced in our le, at emall diecount. Per- House and tion in the for eale sons having a litsle money to_spare can make a #ate and profitable loan in this way, withcut anv ‘comumisstoms. expense or BOGOS and HILL. For Sale, Ohurch Property aud near Depot, ata very: ¥y and HILL. Cottage and Lot, New Latory frame bouse, 4 rooms, 2 closeta™ 10 toot cellings, double doors, etc., tero, full lot, all in No. 1 condition, 5 blocks trom High School; $550, on monthly payments, mal cash payment required. HILL, Roal Estate Brokars. New Houses. now prepared to build houses worth 40 $300 on our lots In our new additlon, 28th and 39th ond and Dodge, and sell on smaal monthly paymenta. $600 to $1.060 ’D: . -:m‘:“m"‘:,‘} one of \h:'lm 1 emall monthly paymente. ")ooms and II]I.‘.,“\y Ruas Estara Broxmas. For Sale, ‘House and Lot on street car-track, Shinn's addl- tion, $1,900. BOGGS and HILL. A New House And full Tot, one-half block from stret cars, Shinn's Addition, $1,875. B GGS and HILL, The Cheapest Residence Property In Omaha—must be sold in- stanter, W § Lot 4, Block 47, with No. 1 house of 7 rooms and All well fmproved; southeast corner Zst and Cags. Want best offer. BOGGS and For Sale, Fine young horse, well broke aud suitable for s Indy toduive. 'BOGUS and E ILL. Wanted. We want a contract to havs 200 scres of land ‘roke at once. B0GGS and HILL. Wil bu; lots in HILL. t Aml«lo’:":.‘:l‘lhq”’ iya and 13th Strosts. 7410 Cheap Lots. oo b ey b O, S e . e ey mfl“:nd HILL. OF. SALE_Two_of the celebrated 3. M. Brunswick & Balke Co's N B liard Tables. Nearly new. For sals B4t ©. W HAMILTON, ___ MISCELLANEOVS. QURAYED_Frum North Omaba, ove bay ) “mare colt, 2 years old, heavy mane and wil. Avy informanion left at Iler's store will be sultably rewarded. 662.39 OST—Biack horse, 12 years o'd, stiff in long tail, no_sh Return oes. 0 e iamey ss. st 20th and Suitable Faid for itat this office. 030-24 (QTRAYED. Onoblack horse, stiff in fore festy gall bunch on_ons ihigh, fow white balrs in eaddle and co'lar marks, hair cutaround t of tail and fetlock, R. H. WALKER, 861 19th ST An oval, gold sleeve button. reward will be N OTICEMy wite without cause Concerned ageinst will BEI Lena Bell, has left me vocation. 1 warn all g her on my account 73y no bills contracted by her. L 64225 of the un. from the cheapest to the finest | T,*Trm, e 12t trom promis Dress Fabrics made. OUR SILK DEPARTMENT is now the most Complete in the City. Remember we sell for CASH ONLY, and by Tope round her horns.” COMMEKCIAL BOTEL: ~ 648-25 Presc Semimal Srdorabr rugpist’ on by indi By a5 tho in or e ing O T g . ACADEMY OF MUSIC! One Night Only, Friday, May 28, 1880, ENCACEMENT EXTRAORDINARY [ 150 Laughs in 150 Minutes. so doing we undersell| CHAS, L. DAVIS, EVERYBODY ELSE. L. B. WILLIAMS & SON, Leade in E1) Cecds, 1522 & 1525 Dodee 8t.,Cor. 15¢h. A, F. RAFERT & CO. Contractors and Builders, 1310 Dodge S¢t., Omabs. The grestes: lving 0'd Man Churater e caly roe opreeemab el The New England Farmer, In bis great character creation of “Alvin Joslin,” Supported by the Emotional Actress; EMMA = Asd 2 powerh Dramatic G Bios Pay Thres bours of ‘soadeuons fev. it s an Bawti) sy General admission, 50 and 75 cents; Reserved -Iq'l.m,-"m-‘.ltflnhmim Actor, - Residence Lots for Sale. 200 Lots in ‘Kountze and Ruth’'s Addi o_n,nelu' busine good surroundings, lotscove! 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 legs, | before Kurchaan:fi elsewhere. ‘Will sell on monthly payments. Prices $400 to $650. s BOGGS and HILL. 1000 Residence Lots and 11th streots, 8 to 10 blocks T 13 Choice Lots Park Wild Avenus, only 310 4 biocks from . ‘purchased lots in Oma- ‘Monthly payments. B0GGS and Huul ‘thess lote. W50, on paymeats of 9 10 $10 tin widt and 150 indepth. 81,000 5 yours time, at 8 per cent in- will bulld good_substantial houses thereen. Call and examine plat and get fall information at BEMIS’ REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 15th and Douglas Strocta. Over 200 bouses and lots ae offered for sale by thisoffce They aro scattered, all over the ity. Auy locstion you desire. Prices varyiog from $300 0 §15,000 each. 2 good lots and 2 cheap houses near Jackson and 12th streets at a great sacrifice. Here is 8 great bargain for some one. The property must beold imm diately, Covers just a quarier ot & block. Call and examine this w1 hout any delay. GEO. P. BEMIS, 15th and Sta. A desirable lot nesr Cuming snd Ssunders Streets, $1,000. PARK PLACH. The acre lots {n the city of Omabs, are those ot sle by thia apvecy tn Park Pl-cs and Lowe's sccond addizion, on A and Californla streets; you can make 10 mistake in pickiog up these bargains while you have the cpuce. These lota are more than equal in sise to 4 full-sized city lots cr a half block— and it will be but a very short time before one- fifth part of one of these acre lots will sell for as much a8 we offer a ful acre today. They are located a very short diaance west of Cr ighton College. Prices ranging from $150 to $300 per acrelot. Call immediately, and don't lose your chance, and get plat and full particulars of GEO. P BEMIS, Agent, 15th and Dougias treets. Nice lot on Sherman Avenus north of Nicholss for the cholos. 6 y ferest b thoss who Half Iof an Caee botwaen 12th and 14th strosts. ,000- 2 nice lots in Hartman's addition, $400 to $600. LATes masber of sers Lta in Gla adiion in forth Omabs, $300 each. Choioo comner lot near 22ud sud California sreets, 81,500, Serveral good lta in Nelaon's addition, $150 o each. ‘Chaico iot in Thornei¥s addition, $750. Several larg lots in Bartlety's additon, 13 Tods and 2} acres cach, Prices $700 to $2, “Bevaral choice 10's in Reod's first addition, 275 to $360 each. “Acro lot on Sherman_ayenue, (I6th street), ‘south of Poppleton's new residence, for 1,100, 2 Jarge Ints near 15th and Clark 'strests, 60x 330 foet. Corner, §1,200; inside, $1,000. 3 large lots on Sherm'n_ayenue, (16th strect), ‘near Clark Stroet, $000 each. McCANDLISH PLACH. 22 nice and cheap lota, very near to the bus- iness part of the city, located s very fow steps fog ine roindof e iog the ~J. Connell—these are ‘cheap and very desirable, being 8o handy o bus- iness part of city, to new goverament depot, rail Tortepacking houses, e Call and b ik ds, packing houses, Pl Jd ] par.iculars. Price $275 to §350 and eesy terms to those who build GEO. P. BEMIS, Agent, T5th and Douglas Sia. Scholce residence lota cn 24th _strect, betroen Douglas and Dodgeo streets; 1,100 to §1,200 eact ‘and long time to thofo who will bulld. e corner lots nar 2ith and Farnham stroots, 65x124 feet, $1, $1,200, and. very ‘easy terms to purchasers who will improve. "Also 4 lots on_2th, between Farnbam and Douglas s reets, $950 o $1,000 each and long time! '£37250 of tho best business lots in the clty of Qe for sl lcatd on oery busiees steey 50010 cach. “Aleo very valuable store properties In al- et every Business block—46,000 to. 815,000 each LAKE'S ADDITION. 40 chofce residence lots fn above addition, meliately north of and adjoining Poppletor ‘beautiful residence and grounds, and located 15th 10th and 20th stroets, §800 to $550 each and Tery ey torms to those whowil buld. Call snd examine plat avd get ful lara. " GEO, P DEMIS, Agent, ‘Beautiful building site on Sherman avenue, (16th street),between Poppleton aad the Dudley” ijams propecty; 263 fect st trontago on avenne, by 380 feet in depth. Will divide it,mak- ing 132 feet by 389, Call and get full particulars, “An acre en 18th street, 103 feet enst frontage by 378 feet decp. This is just south ef the Kiiza- beth (Poppleton place, This giltede, call and get price and terms of EMIS, Agent. 18 good lota, Just north of and adjoining E. V. Semitly's addision, and located between 20th and Saanders stroots, st rossonable prices and_long time to buyer wo improve. BEMIS, Agent. HORBACH'S ADDITION. 53 lots in_Horbach's first and second additions on 16th, 18th, 10th and 20th_streets, between Nicholas, Paul, Sherman and Clark strcets, very handy to U. P. Shops, smelting works, etc., ‘ranging in prices from from 3200 to §1:100' each, Tequiriog only emall peyment down and long Lime at 7 per cont interest to those who will im- prove. GEO. P. BEMIS, 15th and Douglas Strect. 85 barrel cis- | each. im- n's on atreet. Very low prices; Toug time 4 8 pof cont Intercet. 10 il bui id. farms for sale in Douglas, Ssrpy, g » Baunders and Eastern Geo. P. Bemis, Rear Estate Acency, 15th & Douglas St., COLUMBIA AND OTTO BIGYCLES ! ha red the agency of the well-known COLUMBIA Steel Spokes and Ru‘bbn:”l"ier:‘: Bieyc?:frmn’tho Pope Manufactaring Co.; Also the Otto Hand Samples can be seen at my store, at Manufacturers Pricee, Freight Send for grice list. Made. S N. I. D. SOLOMON, No. 1204 Farnbam Street, Omaha, Nebracks. BOSTON GLOTHING DEVLIN & CO., OF NEW YORK’ Wo are now d to take orders for the justly celebrated clothiny thia house, which {or Durability, Style a0d are amarpaseod. . Wo now on hand the best selected stock of thing, Shirts, Furnishing 3‘@':(1-, etc. in the city. 3 -Boston Clothing House, f4=21=2 FARNHAM STREET. I2X= “MAX MEYER & CO, WHOLESALE OBBACCONISTS | Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards. Tobacco, 25 cents per pound upwards. Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards. Send for Price List. MAX MEYER & CO., Omaha, Neb. MAX MEYER & CO., mewt MAX MEYER ONMAEA. CGUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS, Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and a full line of NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS. 3. J. LEBR & CO., JOBBERS OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, NAILS, STAMPED AND JAPANNED WARE, TINNERS STOCK, SHEET IRON, TIN STOCK, ETC. 1317 & 1319 DOUGLAS STREET, oOMAHA, NEB. Positively no Goods Sold at Retail. splest HENRY HORNBERGER, V. BLATZ'S MILWAUKEE BEER | In Kegs and Bottles. Figures to the Trade. Families Supplied at Reasonable Prices. Office, 239 Douglas Street, Omaha. OMAHA FENCE £ BOX CO. We Manufacture to Ordercou“TEns oFFGE RALIES AND FNE GOUN Iron and Wood Fences, Brackets and Mouldings, Improved Ice Boxes furnished on short notice. GUST, FRIES & C0., Prop’s., 1231 Haruey St., Omaha, Neb. . L SLEDZIANOSKI= GO., MANUFAOTURERS OF MOULDINGS! AND DEALERS IN PICTURE FRAMES, CHROMOS AND -ENGRAVINCS. 992 Douglas St., Near 10th, Omaha, Neb. LANGE & FOITICK, COO0K STOVES Furnishing Goods, Shelf Hardware, Wiee Nail:g and Ete. 1921 Farnham Street, 1st Door Eas Special t First National Bank. ol e PRI ?‘“iifi’ HENRY LEHMAN, THE LARGEST IN THE STATE. ATT. PAPE —AND - WINDOW SHADES, ited.