Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 26, 1880, Page 4

S - -~ - - —————— - / Weu ——— THE DAILY BEE. g/ 128 ‘Wednesday Morniog, May 26. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ervd to subscribers by carrie to aay jart o S Sl s ot complainta shout irregularitios, or tad e, Sebvery o the paper, i irised 10 T e v roceve pmny abention. Dy Hem will b maled Y wubs et e Tl e, Pyl lovr: e S Duans Wakaiy es 200 per vear. Tun Onana Daruy Drn by circulation both in Ouwahs Uberefore the best and medium. & Po_Interesting Niscellany, Latest M tary and Commercial Reports, Railroad anu d vag o BREVITIES. — Paterscn eclls coal. —See Polack’s advertisement. — Additional local on first page. Royal Crown Oigar. ar the largest abroad, and ie capcst. advertising —Tiy Saxe's __City council th's even'ng. —Root Beer and Ginger Alo at Saxe's. — May murical f stival this cven ing, at the Bapt'st church. —Lots, Farms, Heues snd Lands. Look over Bemis’ new column « f bar- geiny <n first pige. — A large number of Scaudanavian immigrints came over on yesterdsy morning train. —For Lasds, Lots, Farms, look vver Bemis' new column Bangains. Houses and on Ist page “Try Sex-’s litle Key Weet Ci- -, 10c. —Gentlcmen withing to reut a Jlereant room can be accowm st the soathea-t corner of Feurtconth and Chicago stieots. —Soda at Sixes pure jruit syrups. podated __A few drope «f ra'n this morning dccsived cur peop'e with the promise shower. t Lnlau ap- sterday morning Jim Step 2000. —A new and peaelonthe stree's }i ched to a sparking The carciage and team st ensm’s latest purchaseand —_It is requested that agyone wish- jng to demito flowers for the fre de pertment «n Deeoration Day will engine house early on team «f g cavo them at Ne. Saturday morning. = anor, our populir young porirait painter, has just completed a handsome portrait of Mr. A. Hos Jr, which is a realistic and arlistic picce of work. —John Brandt, who was reported in the morning papers as being ecvere- ly pounded st the fracss Monday morning at Tarncr Hall, devies that he got a beating and shows an un- scratched face. Joha rays if a crowd of deuvken men want to pound bim they'llbave to get vp viry exrly in the worning. —Jome Davis, a fallen on too much ““tca” and made thin Iy for ber neighborhood evening. Ancfflocr dragged tho e cresture from the lower part of Dodge street, as far as the Metropo'i there Javelay down on her 4 aud would go no further. A carriage was precured fir the lady aud she was ra‘ber unceremcniously rolled in- to it and the officer followedand st down upon her. She will have due time to reflect upou the uncertainties of gin and water. — An inquisitive visitor at Barnum's in a peighboring city, asks *‘whether Zazel powders in the «“Whyl" “Becauss sho comes out with a puff "—Bufflo Commorcisl Advert'sar. Ah, does she She comes out with a bang sometimes, tock Jive: stercay cannoni” crimp! you kaow. ~ TWO0 RUNAWAYS. One of Which Prove a Seri- ous Affair. The Effects of a Broken Insula torand a Milk Wagon's Meand-rings. About100'clock yesterdsy morningthe team of horses attached o a wilk wagon broke loose ¢n Fifteenth street, and, turnicg the corner by the postoflice, dashed up Dodge at full specd. When opposite Hosps's music store, little Bestis Ga'lst, whoee parents live on the s uth side of Dodgs strect, adjoin- ing the posioffice, attempted t croes the street in front of the tarm. The off horse struck her with his fect, knocked her down and rulled her un- der the wagon the forward wheel pass- ing over her neck and shoulders and bruising her scverely, Her scrcams atiracted the attent'on of the pascers- by, who picked her up and carried her 4o ber home, whore Dr. Grosman was inataotly summonod. Upon examination it appearcd that the child, who was only nineteen mouths old, bad had a miracol: us es- cape /rom death. A cevere cu’, where the hosss' I had struk her, wes found on h r Lead. Her nock was cut Ly the wheels, and her eh ulders and arms broied avd contuscd in o Luckily, sho very revers munaer. susaincd no internal injur'es and no Her tender ags wwt y e'ding of the boues wire broks aod the o neq; benes alone saved her. Tho team, ia turviog the eormer of Fi teenth and Dodge streets, tipped cut the milk cans end were fivally a T sted cpposite Denvis Cunningham’s with ehop. Athalf pactSy st rl.y momirgthe topin-u'atorcn -t legraphpel-oppo ito Little & Williams' geocery, en Deug- Ias stre.t, becamo defactel, and, fall ing, opened and closcd the firo cirevit, ringng on alarm en the big bill. ¥ , it struck the backs of Charley Dictz's team, which were stauding by the sidewalk, and started them on a run. They ran down Douglas to Four- teenth, and taking J. J. Brewn's cor- ner finally brought up astride of a tel- ph pole opposite the Amorican ex- press office, with no other damage than » smiashied dash board snd and & gen- rgnmudlein erally May Fosti-al Concort to night. oo e is the STAFF OF LIFE, and the Eacir Mits Frouw is what you want, Winizs M. Yares, Agent. P e serciaL. Wao are row prepared to furnish rezularly, oree or twice a week, the finest spocis] dairy and creamery but- ter, and will goaranteo a first clase ar- ticle at the lowest jrices, quality con- sidered. Partics taking rogu'arly can depend on getting the same when eat scarcity occurs, in preference to all others. Wit Fuexine & Co. m25tm31 The Missouri River Ferry. It seemsnotyet generally known that the forry at the foot of Farnbam street i3 in successful operation and is con- vey sms and foot paseergers to aud from the Towa shore at all hours of ¢ay and night when required to do 0. Theriverrose ten inches at this point last night, and the current to-day is as powerful as we have ever seen it. Aded to this the wind this forenoon blew a swart gale, yet trips were mads with promptness and perfect safety. The Van Amburgh show which left _Saysan exchange, epeaking of English court etiquette; “Itis no fon for a hungry person to dine with Queen Victoria. It is nct etique‘ta to eatanythig after she has finished withit.” It would be considered a nasty trick anywhere to eat anything after anybody had finished with it. _Yesterday's Nonpareil says: “Van Amburgh's circus and mevagerie, which is stopping this year at emall towns only, passed through Council Bluffs on Sunday morning on its way to Missoari Valley from Omaha, where it showed on Saturday. It travels by " The circus had intended to Bluffs, but the advance find wagon. show ai the agent declared that he could o the villaga PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Cop. R. C. Clowry and wife (form- erly Miss Gussie Estabrook) are cn a visit to this city. Col. Clowryis now the highest exucative officer of the Western Union telegraph compa- uy ia this department. He was pro- moted to the general superintendency of the Central division, a position for- merly occapied by General Stager, who is now acting President. Col. wry's headquarters are in Chicago. Nineteen years ago heopened the first t-legraph office in Omah», acd wes ove cf the superintendents of the compa- ny who comstructed tho Pacific tele- gragh. He is well koown to many of our citizens who will be rejeiced to to renéw his acquaintance. Rt Rev. J. Lancaster Spaulding, Bishop of Peoria, IlL, is in the cil the guest of Bishop O'Connor. Hon. Benjamin F. Butler passed through the city to-day on his way to the cosst. His trip is said to have no political sigoificance. jor Nickerson left on the noon train for Den 3. J. Cummings wens out tn-d-y on » business trip along the line of the U. P. with Salt Lake as his point of destinstion. N. C. Treat, passenger agent of the C. B. & Q. isin thecity. longer you avo it, the more | conmnly eoiatal doss Rheumatiem | grow. St Jacobs Oil cures it at once. | cert to night, bere for points in Towa late on Satur- day night and the whole outfit of 52 wagons, one half of them four and six- horse vehicles were crossed in three hours and a balf, and as promptly snd expeditiously, the mansger said, as they had ever had a similsr job done. City Eoginecr Rower has been ordered by the city council to stake out the full width of Farnham street. A larga quantity of lumber and baild- ing material will bs removed and a temporary building or two now stand- ing within the street limits will be set back. It is the intention to make Farnbam street at this point a full thoroughfare. The **blockede train” of freight cara, kept standing in this vicinity for emer- gancies—should the B. & M. crossing fight be rcopened—bas a part of the time been allowed to stand partly on the ferry approach at the cable mast. This will probably mot be allowed hereafter. It bas been reported that that the goverumentripraps had been tampered with in order to eff.ct a graduated landing at low water. An examina- tion showed that the river had made in-roads into the bank under the mass of rock and willow of which the work is composed, and as can be read- ily seen, some of the rock had fal'en away to il the cavity thus produced aud the settliog down of the outward ends of the willows show plainly that no human hands had any- thing to do with making the break in the outline of the bank. This break was utilized soas to give the ferry a landicgin a street running parallell to the river, b:low the line of Farnham street, while a landing directly in Farnhsm s'reet would have been pre- ferred had not such & breskin the 'p-rap been found beforehand. The ferry peansietor also owns the tug Lilly formerly in government ser- vics, which he has ready for use in towing the ferry-barge in case of high water orimpairmest of the steel wire lea by which the crossings are ordi- natily effected. The charge firer ss- ingis ten cents for foot passeng-rs and acimals snd vehicles In propartion. tGrand choruses and Prof. Hofl- man's orchestra, at May Festival Con- ———=———__ | Al invoiss of Hala sad Og Joha Woerser, T3 Mt |u poyult prces & Street, l::'fib. ST Rbeamatism |®lleod M Hmuwux & Cos of the knee, and until he tried Dr. |, T * Eclectric Oil, could not find & ow-glass ; 8110, D e vo bim, ho is mow | 10x12, 10114, $3.75 per box, net, at M‘nmflwhm of it. | Solomon's, 1t - THE CENSUS LIST. Corrected List of Fnumerators For the Northera District. Hou. Bruno Tzechuck, supervisor of consus for the Second district,publish- es the following corracted list of dis- tricts and enumerators for the North Platts country. He requests all enu- merators for Douglas county to meet him at his oflice on Thuraday and Frl- day, in order to receive their blanks, ny and instructions. He further announces that ial schod- ul:s have bean withirawn from the enumerators for the city of Omal Enumera’ors for the Second District. CITY OF OMANA. Ficst ward—Phillip Andres, F. Schroeder, John Ahmanson. Second ward—A. M. Chaduich, F. W. Bandhaver, Gus. Sctill, A. E. Beck. Third ward—George Linde, Percival. Fourth ward—A. C. Troup,J. F. L. D. Hertzman, Fifth ward—C. C. Field, B. Mohr. Sixth ward —George R. Rathbun, Mrs 8. M. Wright, D. Kenniston, C. E. Burk D John West Omaba Saratoga and Floronce — Henry tel. nion_and Jeffeson—L. Thomas, MoArdle and Millard—G. N. Craw- ford. Chicago and Elkhorn—Z. T. Wil cox. SAKPY COUNTY. Bellevve, W. F. Martin; hPl-t te, Dr. J. T. Luce; Pa u. Avers; Fairviow, J. T. Sc o fosd Dr. T G Bates; Richland, E. E. Banborn; Forest City, William Blair. WASHINGTON COUNTY. Blair, A. Rockwell; Bell Creek and Richland, Rudol Jlph M. Peters; Fort Calhoun and DeSuto, Newton L‘llrk Fontenelle and an‘m, it Carpenter; Graot and Liveoln, O. N Rewington; Camming City and Her- man, Leslie Watson. BURT COUNTY. Arizona, George F. Sniit and Summitt, S. 8. SI Creek, Joscph Meyer, Frncis J. Fried; Sitver Creck and Riverride, S C. Brooks; Everctt and territory mmh, Fremont Evecett; De; catar and territory north, John B. Tru'and. Tekamah Bell DODGE COUNTY. First and fourth wards, Fremont, M. Keene; Secend and Third wards, W. Drummond; Elkhorn, M. V. Moudy; Phtte, M Bend, R Becbo; North Spevsc; Union, J. R. Cant- Jokn Dern; Maple, Geo. Logan, Mr. Romberg; Cuming, E. C. Burny; Pebble, J Barge; Webster, H. Cunning, M. A. Conant; West Point, avid A. Highs St Chal, Ales. Fallersen ; Linco'n and Bismarck, Joseph Warth r; Wisnor,Jos. E. Spen’ cer; Logan,D. W. Burke. INDIAN KESERVATION. Omahas and Winnchagoes, Willism Hamilton. DAKOTA COUNTY. C. H. Potte £ Rev. Oneida, Wil L Jay; Covington, 3 St. Johns, Sammit and Pigeon Cre k, Jchn W. Braonan. DIXON COUNTY. Logan, Sprivg Creek and South Creek, Mr. Auchmoodie; Ottar Creek, Summer Hill, Galens and Clark, Jens Jeffrcy; Daily and Silver Creek, C. Cheatham; North Bend, Hooker, Neweastle and Tonis, Lew's H. S Ponca precinct, E. D. COLFAX cOU: Schuyler, J. D. McClurg; Richland and Shell Creck, R. L. Paine; Grant, Mr. Graves; Colfax, E. G. Barnes: Wilson and’ Stacton, J. P. Lincoln and Adsms, John F. Miffert; Midland, Sahota; Maple Croek, Trein- hard. STANTON COUNTY. Stanton, J. Scnenschein; Hum- boldt and Kingabarg, E. C. Under- berg. WAYNE COUNTY. Leslie and LaPorte, A. P. Childs; Spring branch, Chas. E. Eliot. CEDAR COUNTY. First, Fourth and Eleventh pre- cinots, Charlcs Locke, Second and Fifth, F. Dickman; Third and Sixth, Gerrard Smith; Seventh shd Eighth and unorganized territory_north, J. W. Phillips; Ninth snd Tenth, and unorganized territory eouth, E. P. 0. FLATIE COUNTY. Columbus, Gus. Beecher, Biswarck and Sherman, John Wise; Shell Creck and Stearns, C. C. Carrig; Humpbrey wd Creston, W, N, McCandlish; Batler, Chas.’ Rudat; Lost Creek and Burroughe, J. R. West; Monroe and Lookinegias, E. P. Hall; Grandville and Pleasant Valley, Pat Co'eman; Walker and Woodville, W. P. Hen- rich. MADISOX COUSTY. Union Creek, F. G. Voorhees; Ner- folk. R. Reichart; Center and Fair- view, Z. W. McCouwn; Deer Creek, Grove and Jefferson, F. H. L. Willis Schoolcraft, Emerick and Shell Creek, S. H. Grant. PIERCE COUNTY. Pierce, Slough and DryCreek, E. S. Suttill; South Brauch and Willow Creek, W, C. Griffith. KNOX COUNTY. Eastern, G. L. Clark; Niobrara, in- cluding Indian_ reservation, Ed. A. Fry; Central, James Steele; Croigh- ton, Charles A. Hammond; Bohemia and Western, J. L. Armatrong; Ver- digrie, Charles Downey. MERRICK COUNTY. Silver Creck, J. A. Brown; ville, Franklin Sweet; Lone Tree, Willism E. Detcher; Mead, Charles F. Neumeer; Central and Prairie Ialand, George H. Caswell; Loup and Mid: ,J. P. Templin; Chapman, H. 4 Bruno; Pesitio Oreck, o B Brano: Vierig, A. T. Berkman. NANCE COUNTY Geros, N. B. 8. Odell; Fallecton, Lee Helsley; Timber Creek, Cotton. wood and LeupFerry, Dan Barker. BOOXE COUTY. Beaverand Plum Creek, 8. 8. Case; Manchesterand Bocne, Albert Dresser; Cedar and Dublin, Ryron K. Smith; Asbland and Oakland, A. A. Kcarncy; Shell Creek, H. F. Snyder. ANTELOPE COUSTY, Cedar and Twin_Groue, D. Kryger; Elm Grove and Center, F. H. Trow- idge; Sherman and Mills, Chas. 0. Clarks- HALL COUNTY. First ward, Grand Jsland, and all north in precinct, Fred Robey; Second Strong; | rid M. Cleveland; Center precinct, M. B, McGrath; Toman, Grove snd Ford, H. N. Gould. BUFEALO_COUNTY. Shtll.on, B. E. Dubbs; Gibbon, J. D. en; Oenter, J. W. Hart- man; Kearney, S. W. Nevins; Odes- gy Western, D, N. Hartshell; Grant, Buffalo and Taylor, H. L. Sex- man; Loup aud Divide, Rev. William Willard; Gardner, Snyder, Cedar and Beaver, ’W. Z. Tillson. SHERMAN COUNTY. Upper Loup, C. H. E_Heath; Oak Creok, Deer Creekand Lower Loup, W. G. Leonard: Hayettown and Cloar Creek, W. H. Hawkin VALLEY COUNTY. Ord, Calamus and Springdale, G. H. Cqmm Liberty and Arcadis, Fredeaburg; North Loup and Myra Creck, Ozcar Babecck. DAWSON COUNTY. No. 1and Wcod river, John T. Platte; No. 2, W. H. Lengell; Caycte and Cozad, L. D. Hou-e, No. 8 aud Platte, A. W. McK noev. CUSTER COUNTY Nos. 2and 4, Milt. F. Youn, 3, 5 and 6, Frank Ingram; Nos. 1, 7, 8'and 9, U. P LINCOLN COUNTY. Brady and McPherson, D. T. Mar- tin; Co'touwsod and Fox Creek,Luke Bcaly, Disteict 174, North Platte preciuct, Fravk Peale; District 175, North Plit'e precinet, Georgo T. Snelling. CHEYENNE COUNTY. Sidney, Potter ad Antelpe, Dr. Shelton; Big Spring, Lodge Pols and Court Houss Rock, James Deveau. SIOUX COUNTY. District 181—H. Clifford. District 182 —William Ril» 183 —Charles Smith. ORGANIZED TERRITORY. District 184—0. A. Cowdin. District 185—J. W. Benedict. District 136—Frank H. Young. District 157 —Eden H hvly District 193 —Henry A, . District 194—F. . Ritchie. ed di triets from No. 181 t) 192 are divifel as fullows, 181—All territory Ling no: Cheyenns county sni south o obrara river, west of the mer'dian and east of the state boun- —All territory nerth of the Nio- brera river and scuth of the stateline we-t f the 6.h guide meridian east of the western boundary of the state. 183—all territry notth of the Niobrara river south of the state line between 5ihand 6:h guide meridian. 185—All territory eovth state boundry north of the 6th standsrd parallel betweon 4th and th guide meridian. 185—All territory south of 6th standard parallel, noith of Kuth and Lincoln counties, between 4th and 5th guide meridian. 186—All torritcry south of state line north of the North Loup river be- tween 3d and 4th guido meridian. 187—Al territory routh of Nortk Loup river and north cf Middle Loup river, bet ween third and fourth guide meridian. 188—All territory south of Nerih Loup river and north of Middle Loup river, between third and fourth guide meridian. 189—All territory south of Dismal river, north of Liucoln county, be- tweenthird and fou- th guide meridian. 190—All teritory s uth _of the state boundary north of the Niobrara river, between 24 sud 34 guids me- ridian. 191—All tarritory south of the Nio- » | brrrariver, north of 7th standard par- allel, butween 2d and 3d guide merid- ian. —All territory south of 7th standard parailel, north of Celamus river, between 2d and 31 guide me- n. 193 All territory seuth of Calamus river, north of North Loup river, be- tween eccond and third guide merid- ian. 194—All territory eouth of Nerth Loup river, north of Custer county, betweeh second and third guide mer idian. Sdce PACIFIC JUNCTION. Oneof the Liveliest Towns in the Missouri Valley. A Railroad and Business Boom. A FAITHLESS HUSBAND. SPECIAL NOTICES. Who Skips from His Wife with Another Damsel. And isFollowed by H's Agitat- Police Items. Mondayeveniogawarrant wassworn 1 the pol ce court for the arreat of Ewicg avd Amalia Jones, ¢ lored, op clarge of adultery. The warrant was placed in the hauds of Officer Bollamy, who arrected Miss Jones at a lute heur, but failed to fiud her parsmour. This morning the case wes called in police court and p stpcned uatil to-morrow, the guilty hushaud n.t being precest. Asfar aa cau b sscertained the circumstances of the cass are as foliows: Ewing was warried thre yoars ago o 8 pret'y colored girl in Leavenworth. Lately Johu sha has diccovered that he has bien keeping company with a wulatto in Atchion and tho discovery resul'ed ina family row which caused Ewing a few days since L0 skip from bome and shako the dust of Kansas from his feot. He stopped in Atcbison aond sent Amslia cm bifro mocting her at Council Dluffs anl coming over to this Ciy he aud his paramour took rooms at Lewis' bearding house on Cupitol avenue, registering ss man aud wife. Unfortunately for Ewing his wifehad a sis’cr-in-law in this city to whom be t 1d the ci.cumstances of the ca'e. She determined to bave the llow brought o justics and put the ' police 0a his track. Swit g put in an appearancs to prese- cute matters and the faithless spouse enl his mmorata weull doubt'ess both be in jail if some one had not put Ewing ou his guard. He was seen yet- -t rd ymorumgonWebste-and Twent; « econd streets and then said he was going to the Bluffs. He will prob)bly b:captored to day. In the mentime Amalia janguishes i1 the county duugeon and sweirs aud avers al nover knew her paramour was amarried man. POLICE PICKINGS. ‘Thomas Larkin, arrested for intoxi- cation, wesfined 3 and costs. Jave Davie, ditto, $3 aud costs. Auton Katrich, who got in a little row with somo friends in a billiard sa- locn in the lower part of the city, was fined §2 and cos Four tramps were given six days on therock-pile. We call attention to the large and extensivo stock of clothing and gen- ilemen's furnishiug goods at the popu- lar clothing house of milcod M. Hrutsax & Co. iage Umbrellas at Woodworth's. Go to the May Festival Cencert to night, at the Baptist church. An Incident of the War. The Wahco braves were takinga Inst fond farewell of motbers and sweethearts. A gallant youth, the flower of a family, was engaged in the unpleasant task of tearing himselt from the bystorical olasp of bis darling. *Oh, Geongie,” the maiden sobted, “do nct leave me, you will get hilled crgeticstin Omaba and my heart will be broken forever.” But the no- ble lad drew himssIf up proudly and d onhis uniform of blue, and while he wiped a tear of tobecco julce from his chin he sai “‘Sarah Jane, my country calls, T am aware of the dangers Iam about to face, but the Hodges were ever first in love and war, especially love, and he stooped to kisa the tesr from Ssrah Jare's noss. She held his cuely head upon her botom and whispered: “Georgie, L havea terrible presenti- ment.” Correspondence of Tus Brx. Pacrric Juxcrios, In, May 24— This town, as eome of our readers well know, is situsted twenty miles south cf Council Bluffs, at the cross- ing of two railroads. Iam surprised to learn the prospects of the town. It is well known that the C., B. & Q. has lately purchased what was the Kaneas City, St. Joe and Council Bluffs ralroad, and the two great lines croes at this point. At Pacific Junction, then, they now have con- nections with all points east direct, by the C., B. & Q. railroad; with all points eouth (Atchison, Kansss City, St. Joe, etc.), by the new road; with poiats in Nebraska, by the B. & M., which s to come straight into l’-elfi: Junction, over the new iron bridge, which is being erected acroas the river at Plattsmouth; and north, with Council Bluffs, and from tnat city to all points north, north- west and northeast. Thera‘lroad com- pany has purchased 480 acres of land ng tke present town sits on the ; and I Jearn from reliable rces that they are to there locate stock yards on alargescale. It isalso rumored that at this point the railroad ccmpany s to erect round houses and machine shops, making it a division station of their road, as well as a junc- tion. This would maks the town sec- ond to none in th's vicinity, as besides its railroad advantages it is surrounded by rich bottom land, and a ne produc ing country. Mr. A. B. Smith, state surveyor of Nebrasks, is re-staking the town. The streets are to be graded, and trees will probably be planted along_the principal avenues. It all lookslike busiess. J. Kline, proprietor of the Kline house, is one of the enterprising busi- ness men of the place. While there 1 met Mr. Elmendorf, of the firm of Frank & Elmendorf of ot} aaed all outh i the preciact Herry Gara; South Plat'e and Mar- tinyille, Geo. B. Alford; Prairie Creek and Lake, Emerscn Rogers; Alta; W. kios; Wood River, James Ewing. HOWARD COUNTT. St. Paal and Spring Creek, Thomas McNabb; Dannebroggand St. Labone, A. H. Keetler; Fairdale, Catesfield and Kelso, J. A. Hagaart, GREFLEY COUNTY. Seotiagnd Adell, E. B, Fish; Cedar Valley, N, 8. Warden; Ot.onnorlnd Spring Creek, W. J. Tope. WHEELER COUNTT. Eust of Cedar Creek, W. H. Com- stock; west of Cedar Creek, James E- .. H. Harrison; South Loup, R. C. Per. | i8 Corning, Iowa, which firm has the sale of thelots. Ithink the boom is com- ing witbout doubt, and peraons a good business location, in a live town, would do well to secure such a location at Pacific Junction at oace. Of course, those who come first will be served first; those who apply first will get the best lots and at reason- able le pricss. town needs b\!lne- mea of all hmh merchants, druggists, barbers, lawyers, physicians and clergymen, and no one locating thers would make s mistake. R N.P. Astor House, New York. “Well, you'd better go home and bave your folks do something for it,” cried Georgie, as hs dived ioto the moving train. A postal card, dropped from the seat of war to Mary Jane, read: Dear Magy Jane:—We have just srrived and are eager for action. Is that thing you had at the depot the vighit I left getting any better! Your Soldier Boy, GroRore. MissiNG.—A caseo constipation by using Hamburg Figs. M. Hellman & Co. are making suits to order on thort notice. S e B Just received, at Solomon's, two car loads window-glass, all sizes. Programme of the May Music Festival The following is the programme for the first concert of the May Festival at the Baptist church this evening, in which about 300 voices will partici- pate: PARTL 1. Overture. Hoffmau's Orchestra 2. Chorus—"“Come Again with Singing.” 3 “Ro Messrs. Mount, Hiee and {othes, with chorus. 4 ate A. Swith Miss Tda Wies Bee Song.” Miss Lottie Sincere and chorus, PART II. 8. Instrumental selection. B Morry 100080l Orchestra 9, orus—*“Merr; ... Miss Briggs 10. Recitation. b 1L Solo and Chorus—*‘Whistling Farmer Boy”...... . Robbie Nicholas and chorus 12. Chorus— Slflahlnl! Song.” 13. Solo... ‘Harry McCormick 14. Chorus—““The I’hgo{ Our Union.” George Green, drumne Chorus__*Ring the Bell, Watchman.” 1o Change of programme for second even~ 8- SRR Orver eighty mililons of dollars of Insurance capital of the oldest and best home and foreign companies rep- resented in the agency of Taylor & Howell. a16if Murphy & Lovett, na. agency; old ent utablished agency in this state. apls-ly DT T iy Why dose yourse ves with nauseat- i0g medicines, when a purely fruit eathartic will care you at once—Ham- burg Figs. Try them. Home comforts, moderate rates, m16 Im Window Glass at Factory hlv'n 20 per cent. 8o is Solomon. Call aad | | from pries list. m2442 aOludleu:enLaflbo-prmlm Paddock and Steele Gresk, e Spindler; Keyspaha aod Atkinson, 7, | Hambarg Flge 250 & box, i | box, 50 feet, single thickness, 50c off st i vt W Down goea Window Glass. By the Double thickness, Mondsy Mis. | NOTICE—Advertissments To Let For Sale, Lost, Found, Wants, Bosrding &c., will be fu- worted In these columns once for TEN CENTS per line; each subsequentinsertion, FIVE CENTS per line. The frst Insertion never less than TWENTY-FIVE CEMTS. i—| 800 $100,000 ™ &% verinracs $% Jer_cent” nteret ‘o e ises improved ral Eetao'n thecity o Omaba. * RO, . BE VIS ste snd Loan Agencs, T5ih and Dooglas Got-endit L[oau TO LOAN—0a firi mortgages im- o ia "m iseion or DAVIS & DNYDER. LOAN on a provel security. FIT Rell Betute: Agenty 75 J[ONFY TO LOAN_Cul st Law Offcs W 0. L 3ionas, mmx.m:.nu--. Block nov-3l MO eivarin toan Apencys MELP "m -‘Vn'r:r\ —A thoroughly competent girl to general housewors at 373 Cass st., d 20rh. References required. 06025 VA7 ANTED-Situations ax st orocon irnin WV e, by gt A -0 Beo o asvis ANTED A “good amn»..’m.m,. hd :v. x 218 15th sticet, b-t. Farh Best wages 10 good men, GEORG W ‘as lerkfin s tore, or copyist in some offce. Addrers i 063 his office. a a vacant lot In goc on at a price + $50% wil pleaee address P. ‘ox 415, Omaha. ‘625c0d-29 W pre buildings. Wearo prerar.d lopay cash and teie 00 Tocations. DAVIS & SNYDER. NTES fighton House a good e i i1 Nilches, mn ov weumy T—Furnished room, 13th Jackson and Jones. I st ALER ROOMS PLEASANTLY LUCAT, ED NT—At eouth-east corner of 1th and Chicygo -lneu, conventent to the busi- ness part of the city. 65011 0K LANDS, T.OTS, HOUSES AND FARMS, Yook aver BEMIS new cotumn on 1t page: L TR R OR RENT—Largo howse i good_Tocation, N0, L. MCCAGUE, opposits Postoffice. et SIS 45, DAVEVERWTORE T ]. OR RENT—by June Jst. A mico cottage and stable on upp r Dougls Street, 2 ‘Dlocks from Postoffics. In uire 1210 Farnham Strect. 866-t1 {108 RENT_ Furnished rooms.cheaps by week or month. Apsly at AMERICAN HOUSE: I OR & RENT—A splendid Photograph Oai o LLIAMS & SON OR RENT- Jacob's Block, of room 569 Fifteenth street ‘erms remonable._309-¢ ALOON FOR SALE—At good location, and Sty oy R OR SALE—Faull lot, rorthwest corner Farn- ham and 9th stroet, cpposite U. P. R. R. headquarters. Tho bes? vacant. property in Omaha for any wholenale business ‘may2ader DAVIS & S8 Y DER. 0% FAGE- Business and. residence property in all parts of the city. ~ Low. prices. and terms of payment. ~ mayzi6r DAVIS & SNYDER. Fon SALE Ko cottoge, four (4 rooms and full Jot on Mason near’ 11th street. = Only o (3)bioks from Uion acitc & B, & MK R. depots and street car. $1,200. Easy may2%6t DAVIS & SNYDER, ‘OR SALE—Res!dencs and fall lot, northwest comner Chicago and 2ststroet. One of the bert Iocations im Omaha. DAVIS & SNYDER. 08 SALE Retaurant und ciewr stoce, one block from Postoffice. Apply Bee office 4431 AM prepsred o deiver utt of the city for low prices. or leave orders at my house, TH( EMIS OFFERS A SPLENDID LIST OF in_JHoues, Lats, Furms. snd Lands,in bis new colurn o 164 R SALE—Large beer cas .ma Tor cie. o et o KRS ey Tk 353e0dut_ JOR BALE—A house with 5 rooma and lot in Nelson's addition. Inquire of Fred. Heni. Teckson's mest markes, cor.of 16t and Oultor, nia Sta. o1t cm SALE_House and T b4 fok ot OR SALE—Small roda fountain in gocd con- dition. " D." W. S8AXE, comer 13th and Faroha 67 Fo- SALE—Stock of hardware with tin shop in- connection, In tbe flourishing youn fown cf Griswold, Cass County Towa. A’ goos chavec f7 & man Who wants to go ints the ba ware Fasicess. Addres, J. R BERGER, Griowold, lowa. N ILE—Twenty to twenty.four quarta_or one doilar by Joha T. F alson - mon-wedt 0 CUILDERS, PLASTERERS AND MASONS, ree bank sand, gravel for wamud culing sand will e dejivered st sh Leave orders st . Sicrka 1414 Farni Contten Bramics, 9215 Farnban S TARS BOCK, Successor to Charles Daniel. 5240 oo & Tamber o allszesat th-st. 8164 ouse, next to residenc-, corner ‘19th and Capitol Avenue. [ or information call at. G, H. & J.8. COLLINS, 181 Farnhsm Street. 50511 {JOR BALE—Good house and iot, wita « good el comer 14th and Pieree Siroots, En- quirs of Fred Lang. § GE 4571 Griet M. lA iyat 1. B WILLIAMS & SON. [mfl condition, with umm Yo wold befors the 16th of May For' u.m....m wy-lyu A'rll\loh‘!lllunfly s Ftreota 474 = 55 mina st dantent, ¥ s et i the comel” e avot U e o on vevare to 16 13in . JOH CONEO. "t OTS, FARMS, HOUSES AN D LANDS. Look over BEMI® new calumn of bargains on let page. 2 I will ‘piy no bills cont by ber. €225 Lcsr-o-lznn.(mw-:-um- plemigned. 4 biack rope round COMMERCIAL BOTEL. ¢ SoLoMON's, 1204 Farnham St. m24t2 Paints, Otls and Window Glass, it | dition, fruit and shade trees, stable, ! | Will seil on mont ONEMILLIONAGRES T ST TIN. CHEAP LAND = EASTERN NEBRASKA, $2T0$5PER ACRE. 20, 1000 Acr Acres DOUGLAS COUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, $6 to $10 per Acre, on Long Time and Low Interest. Large tracts suitable for Colonies in all the best Counties in the State, 80,000 acres scattered through lowa. A large number of Improved % Froms in Nebriska, many of them near Omaha, $12 to $40 per acre. An Immense List of OMAHA = GITY PROPERTY, ;| Gonsisting of Blegant Besl dences from $3,000 to $20,- 000. Many thousand vacant lots in the additions to Om: Hundreds of lots S through the City. Houses and Lots, Business Houses d ‘| Lots, and all kinds of Ciy 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 ehow good titles. Maps of Douglas and Sarpy Counties for sate, Boggs & Hill, Reat Estate Brokes, 1408 Farn, St., Omaha, Neb, For Rent. Splendid cottage, 6 rooms, all Inthe best, con- woft wter, and 4 Acres of Ground, $130 a year. will sell for $1,650, BOGGS and HILL. For Sale, House and full lot on Wobster Streot, best loca- tiom in the city, §1,500; casy teruws. 'BOGGS and HILL. $20,000 Twonty Thousaud Dollars in small wel secur- od mortgages TaIng from §300 o §1,000, draw: a8 1o per cent intereat, have beca iely"Hased n‘our bands for sale, St small discount.” Fer: sona having & xle Taoney 0. spare can maki & s and profiable loan i this way, without auy ‘expense or commissions. BOGGS and HILL. For Sale, Church Property and Pa; in South Omsha, Bear Depot, at 4 7ery reasonabie price BOGGS and HILL. Cottage and Lot, New Latory frame_ houre, 4 rooms, 2 closcta0 foo ceilings, double door, ete., 8 barrel cis- tom, full lot, all in No. I condition, & blocks from High Schoof; 8650, on_monthly payments, small cash payment required. BOGGS and HIL el Eoats Brokers. New Houses. We are now prepared to build houses worth {gom 8400 Lo 00 0 out ot out ew additon, 25th and 29th and Famham, Douglas aud Dodge, and sell on small monthly %s it ane " sfim) to $1,000 lew )l\rllk. m'l‘lj: one of lhc hm 1 emall mont on 'BOGGS and HILLy West Omal Wil bu, Jots in Graah 5oL, EaTaTS BROKERS. For Sale, House aud Lot on street car-track, Shinn s addi- tion, $1,900. BOGGS and HILL. A New House And full lot, one-half block from street cars, Shion's Addition, $1,375. B’ GGS and HILL, The Cheapest ‘Residence Property in Omaha—must be sold in- stanter, W § Lot 4, Block 47, with a No. 1 house of 7 rooms and Al well improved; southeast Corner lat d Cam. Want best afler, S and HILL. For Sllc, Fine soung borse, well broke sul sutable for » Iady todeive. Wanted. W want o contract o haye 00 acres ot land broke at once. 0GG8 and HILL. Cheap Lots. Look at the oty In our new aidition—best Iota for the money in Omaha, 20th and Farnhan. 'B0GGS and HILL. Residence Lots for Sale. 200 Lots in Kountze and Ruth’s Addition,near business, 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's addition before purchasing elsewhere. ly payments. Prices $400 to $650. BOGGS and HILL, 1000 Residence Lots Fronting 8, 9, 10 and 11th streeta, § 0 10 blocks mouth of depot, many of these lots are very de- sirable and for inen of small means are inow the chearest an inos cally purchase lota in Oma- ha." Prices 8260 to 350, Monthly payment s 15 Choice Lots On Park Wild Avenus, only 310 4 blocks from Depot, §500 to foon. Sonthiy paymente, 66 of the Finest Lots in Gi 10 to 12 blocks wast of Postoffice and ot Mo on Faranatn, Douias and Doige st views in the city from these lote o $200, on psyments of § to $10 200 per month. TRAYED—From Dodge snd_24th ste., atd BOGGS & HILL. elock laat night, & paic of large brown mares. _ Any cne giving infofmation where the. 2 Houses may be found will bs suitably rewarded, BYRON KEED, 086.25 | 1 Hy nul and l.ou. o 4 S troms Bosiren; BOGGS And HILL. 2 Houses and south | lot 1, block 12, on west side of Lsth m\,w-.-dnumua ob- ster streets; 42,200 BOSTON GI.UTHING HOUSE DEVLIN & CO,, OF NEW YORK'’ Wo aro now propared to tako crlers fox the justly celebrated clothing o this house, which for Durability, Style and C rpaas have now on hand the best sslected stock of Clothing, Shirts, Furnishing Geods, ete. in the city. T decl-tu-tf TPIANOS ORGANS. SH ERT 1212 MU’SICA_T.. INSTRUMENTS. Immense Stock for * SPRING AND SUMMER Fine Custom-Made CLOTEHING Men's Suits, Boys’ Suits hildren’s Suits. SPRING OVERCUATS For Men, Boys and Children. Under-Wear, Hats and Caps, Trunks and Valises, at Priees to Suit AlL G, SOHLNK — o77R SOLE AGENTS E ‘heapness are unsu Boston Clothing House, FARNHAM STREET. X2X= TO THE PUBLICI Bay no Other Before Having Seen the LIGHT-RUNNING NEW HOME Is presented to the Public as the latest produetion of scientific, mechanical and skilled workmanship in the manufacture of Sewing Machines. In its onstruction we have had special reference to the views of practical operators, and the result is a Ma- chire surpassing all others for Simplicity, Durability, and Capacity. It embodies new principles (recently patented by us,) and we have added all improvements known to the Sewing Machine art. ‘An experience of twenty five years in the manufac- of Sewing Machines has enabled us to perfect a Machine that combines more points of excellence than can be found i any other Machine. THE “ NEW HOME,” HARTHAN & llzmmsr, Agents. N. W. Cor. 16th & Webster. A HOSPE = MUSTIC Pianos and Organs Sold on Easy Monthly Instaliments. A. Hospg, Jr, 1516 Dodge Stree 50,000 DOLLARS CHEAP ! CHEAPER! GHEAPEST ! Proj AND GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE At Manufacturing Prices, Which is from 15 to 20 per New Store, Cor. lith & Farnham We Mean Business, Come and be Convinced. LANGE & FOITICK, GOOK STovEs l“‘1"25!1 Farnham Street, 1st Door East First National Bank. pose for the next ninety (90) days to sell their entire stock of Diamonds, Watches, PAINTERS' AND ARTISTS' MATERIALS, lers Solicited, MAX MEYER & BRO. Jewelry, Clocks, Silver-Ware, Pianos & Organ, cent. below any Eastern Wholesale House, preparatory to moving into their House Furnishing Goods, Shelf Hardware, Nails and Ete, HENRY LEHMAN, THE LARGEST IN THE STATE. WINDOW SHADES, ‘VHVNO ‘dEN Samples Sent on Application,