Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 5, 1880, Page 4

i i THE DAILY BEE. i WHY EE. DIE. Thursday M rniog. Augvst 5. BRLVITIES. Paterson eells coal Try § Warranted tooth brushes, n first page. n Sods. e'e Coffce Cres lent Cream Sods st Saxe's _Elegant perfumes st Kubu's dra ntore. The street sprinklers sppeared on the streets Tues The special C. P. car “Cal fornia’ No. 4 yesterdey. e in on tra —Onp 1 fine ard costs at the p v West Oi- and of hogs vesterday, > city Thirty four cers of tea and silk in from the yesterday motning. Rext.—Store building, 174 ‘arnham strect, Bet. 11th and 12th. tf cam Apply to Jno. A on. 1 ottlors went west They are —Nineteen yosterday ty. Just thirty passenger trains ar- art from the transfer —We were yesterday showna grape ving lenf from the yard of Mr. E. F. Cook which measured in, dizmeter. —A member of the “Hooks' expelled laet evening for mot & the square thing by the boys in the matter of ba'l tickets. ~The Eighteenth etrect M. E. Sun- tchool will hold a picnic in Hanscom park today. All sre nvited to go and spend & pleasant day. Mr. F. eave for Denver next Mc offers his bosiese, at 1,420 ¢, for sale cheap. Fritz Ricpen, the ox-member of the city councl who o mysteriouely disappeared & few months ago, has ut Langth been heard from. He is keep- Alsted bas decided to ay. He Doug'as t aug ing the Wyoming ~The Irich Temperance band will fu nieh the music for the excursion ¢ of the Ancient Order ‘s Grove, Aug, ani pico H berntans, 6t Sablin 15th, —Clestian Meany, infant son of - 1@ Mrs. Micharl Meany, d od at m. yesterday, sged 17 m nbe, iliness of several 1 took place ut 2 p. m. yéstrday,burial at the Holy Se pulchro. a ton of Mr. P.J sbout eighteen years, sh a hetchwey at Cook’s e, now owned by tle i roceived a compom d thi h and scm- brai : He wes removed tc bis e, where he wasattended 1o hy Dr. Cofiman., Mr. Woodworthcalled at the Bre office yesterdny to sy that the ress o0 he welted Mr. Araold’s boy was hecause the boy stood in the strect with a pelo and rope snd let b have it as he went by, near! him to beuy He saye b have hit his grandmother under the circumstances. We have faith in Mr. Woolworth's word ager Griffin, of the Acades asic left yesterday Chi- to make rance h this winter of the b talent the country affords. The best brands of domestic and imported actors will be kept on hand at all times the present soason. Manager Griflin will give the amusement line a big boom this year, and don't you forget it. ¥ for rangem o —The Nonparcil, of Council Bluffs, says: A man giving his nameas John or James Lovingood called at police court, this city, on Saturday last, and stated that he was a deserter from the regular army and wanted to get bacl to Ft. Fettorman, from which fort he ! ha escapod in May last. Ho was yes- terday sent to Ft. Omaha, from where he will doubtless be returned to Fet. torman. Ho said that he was sorry he had deserted, and was very auxious McDevorr—Avgust 4th, 1880, youngest son of Charles and Ann Mc- Demott, aze 10 months and 14 d Funeral to-morrow, August b from residence on Nicholas street be- tween 16th and 17th streets. arainvited. SR SR POLITICAL POINTS. | Grand republican ra'ly at the Acal emy of Music to-night. Go and hear C.lonel Huggins at the Academy Thursday night. The Scandivavian Garfield and Ar- +hue clab will hold a meeting on Fri- day evening. The Garfield and Arthur campaign cleb will be out in full force at the Academy to-night. Hon. J. L. Webster will address the ropublican meeting st Pla tsmouth day evening The Omsha Garficld 24 Arthur Gles clut will eing on the sume occasion. Judge Bale, of Towa, will address the me-ting at the Academy to-night. Hon. J. M. Thurston will aesist in opening ths campaiga at Glenwcod Friday evening They will havea big poll reismg chere. he will probably speak at Nebraska City. Ladies are especislly invited to be present at the Academy to-night. W. . Ssnders, who bas returned from Fort Keogh, has joined tho Gar- ficld and Arthur Gle= club. M ccphy & Lovett,ins. agency; old nlished sgercy in this state, ay morning. | west Tuesday and | | S was | ¢ hotel st Evauston. | On Saturdsy | Startling Features of the Mortality Report for July. and South Omaha Creeks H: t Bedsof Disease. Daring the menth of July just past, | the mortality in th's city was greater | than st any previous time on record, | eighty deaths being reported to the city § nntn | July and Juce and forty nine for <ty three for June in 1879, s would make the Geath rate thi ty-two to the 1,000, which is very large for this city, whose annual mor- talit t for Jast year showed 2 of thirteen to the 1,000. s has been duc to various causes, but chiefly to the marlaria arising from the stagnant waters of North re, Second wards- Inthese three wards sixty-eight of the eighty deaths oc- d,vhile in the Third, Fourthand fifth wards there were but a dozen deattsin all. The condition of North Oumaha creek was brought to the no- tice of the city council laet winter, with the suggestion that it be attend- ed to before spring and summer came, but no attention was pasid to the | wa g. The fact of the matter is | that our board of health ought to have authority to enforce sanitary rules ud weasures, and uutil they have we > a recurrence of laet y. Asitis the board is now cnly advisory in its character, sud no aitention is jaid by any one its advice. Thefollowing istics will be of interest, as they are taken from the official report: The total number of deaths for the month of July was 80, Causes: Suicide 2, violence 2, dip- theria 5, diarrhes] diseases 31, con- samption 5, brouchitis 1, pueumonia 3, heart di-ease 1, maraemus 2, hydro- cephalalus 1, infiammation of the ulsions 5, hephitis itis 4, premature birth 1, uter- case 2, fatty degeneration 1, old aze 1, congestion of brain 2, par- wlysis 1, congestion of the lungs 2, causes of death not given 2, scalded 1. Agee: Under 1 year 41; between 1 and3, 4; 4and 5,3; b to 10 aud 15, 1 and 30, 1; 30 and 5 and 40, 3; 40and 45, b; 45and 60, 2; 63and 70, 2; 70 aud over, 1; a es notgiven, 2, First ward 19; Sccoud ward 21; Third ward 5; Fourth ward 8; ¥ fth ward 4; Sixth ward 23. not reported, 5, Male Residences 51: femal & 29, cdored 1. cle 6 W.dowed 3. e 9; Pros Poor farw 8, rman Caholi iy, 6. 5, females 6. White r reported from the abaove tl es reported fifty-six of chii'dren under5 yoars of age, & very alarm shows 3; 1o we fa , and one which v for a ch the 12 tirst week the death rate i1 Omaha was equal to 40 to the 1,000 York was but 60 8 35.%, Cincinnati 19 5, d Bro:Klyn 425, from which it will he een that Owmaha assumes pol the most matters, The number of births reported is y emall, and it is belioved that me have fuiled to report, as re- aire. quired by law. The secretary of the bourd of health s ustructed to report the names of an} physician or mid wife who shall fail to report in this matter, as required by law, to the po- Tice , by whom a fine of £ to aussessed, to which may be 1ided impriscnment for not exceed- ing thirty Gays. We are authorized to say that the rule will be strictly enforced. One of eur eminent phy- sicians has been complained of al ready, and will be fined for his neg lect. J. A, McShane is now running his Livery S able, on Capitol svenue, Detween 15h and 16th strocts, in the Road Horse Barn. He raques.s con tinuance of patronage from old pat- rons, and promises low rates and good livery to all. aug3, 5t ———~——— tor Joe Schlitz's cer at Mencuasts' Ex- E. Cor. 16th and Dodge. Headquarters Milwaukee N. CHANGE nguished Gues s. The train from the east yesterday brought among its passengers ex-Vice- President Ferry, of Michigan, and a of four, including Mr. Lombard, cgo bauker, and Mr. Gilbart, | These gentiemen areen route t Echo, forty miles this side of Ogden, to look after some mining property. In the course of a brief call at this office, in compsuy with Senator Saunders, Sen ator Ferry expressed his appreciation of this state and the stand it bas taken ameng the first in prospenity in the Usion. He remarked it having ountripped Tewa in the race, and projhesied & brillisnt position for it in the futare. Io con- versiug oa pol tical subjects heshowed, firm faith in 19 success of republican principles and the perpetuity of re- | publicaninstitutions. He isconfilent | that G arieldand Arthur will be clect- el Indiaaa he is certain will go re- | publican ani fee's but little doubt coucerurg New Yok state. Toe| pariy left for the wast on tbe nooa train., | | Come to the neck-tie sociableat the | B iay night, if you 2% | | | ) > enje ce reduced on all shirts, at Call for price | ons. Towest 1i-dlm. | Elegaot accomme | price, Astor House, N -A caze of constipation by urg Fige, | ysician to forty-four 2or the | of CORRECT FOR ONCE. The Proof Against the Alleg- ed Benders Grows Stronger Every Day. Their Sojourn at Kearney, There now remains but little doubt that the prisoners confined in the jail at Fremont are the gonuine Bender owfit, The remainder of the devilish trew have not yet been overtaken, but 10 doubt thy will be captured in the coarse of a few daye! A telegram recelved in this city frem J. 8. Dunhem, of Clarksville, says the old couple passed there on the 12th of July on foot, going eat. Hedid not ece any others with them. The swume couple passed up west through there in May, 1879. They stopped at Mr. D.'s house over night. They said they were going up to the northwest of Nebraska to take up a land claim. They said their name was McGregor. The old man called her Nancy. As will be seen by our dispatches the woman has confessed. It is not yet known when the Kansas authorities will send for them, Mr. E. B, Cartar, the Farnam strect jewsller, who formerly resided in Kearney, tells a curiovs incident ders resided in that town for some little time in the year 1878, An sged couple, with one small child occupied a house in the outskirts of the villege, in July of that year. They seldom went out, made no acquain- tances and made few purchases, psy- ing cash for what they did buy. Some suspicion wis aroused at that time when suddenly they dissppeared. The house was discovered locked up and a strong odor issuing from it The sheriff burst in &t the door and found every evidence of a hasty de- pariurs, The cat was found dead on the floor and in an advanced state of pu refaction. The breakfast tab'e rewained uncleared, the dishes still hants of food. A few ol still hung on the hooks. Al the furniture was loft as it had stcod and even the bed remeived uonmade as if flight had been suiden and noexpect- ed. The h 4 burned out on the table. No trace their where abouts could be 1-arned, and the sher- contaiving rea articles of ap P Tae couple answered the descr ption of thoseu rest, and Mr. Ourter is convinced it was the Benders and e elze, IRUE BLUE. Tke Sheep to be Separated from the Goats, A session f ‘ho executive commi toe of ¢ slican county central committeewrs he dyesterd y morning, Ths fullown g rules governing reg- Istrat:on wera adopted N 18 nshall be regist d un- less in e n, in tho presence answers the 1ol- entitled to vote at the mext geveral elect: Sec.nd—That he is a republ and has h fore be-n identified with the republican party. In case the applicant for repistra- tion is a who i3 about to cast his firet vote, his name shall be regis- tered upon his sizning a pledge that he will vote for Garfield and Artaur at the next waneral clection. > where the applicant n is mnot personally known to the trars as s 1o and a republican, they sha'l ascertain his eligbility as a repatli- can voter by propounding the follow- {uestions under oath 1. How long bave you resided in this county, and whero do you reside now, stzting stroet and number of house, if known ? 2 Have you been identited with the Reputlican party, and if so, how long? 3. Did you vote the Republican ticket at the last general election in any of the United Sta‘es or territortes, and if so, namethe place ¢where you last voted! If the answers to these questions are evasive or do net fuily satisfy the registrars that the applicant isa re- publican, they may ask such further questions ns in their judgment will licit the desired information. In every case where the applicant refuses to answer thess uestions under oath, 1f hisanswers show that he has never been identitied with the 1 party the registrars aro in- structed not to register the name of such person. n the evening, The follewing are nmong the arri- valsyat the Metropolitan hotel: M. Detzeame, Rock Islind; John Saul, Texas; Geo. Juseph, Wahoo; E. Ten- nyson Lewis, New - York; O.car Leuth, Franklin Grove; C. H. Blanchard, New York; J. B. Mathers, Logan, Towa: O. D Randall, Chicago; 8. A. Heath, J. D. Mason, Davenport; C. 8. Graves and Lowis Cohu, Oitum- Iowa; D. D. Deven, Quney, TIL., Miss Schumacker, Akron, Ohio; A T Hewett, St. Louis; C. . Chap. maa, Chicvgo; Mrs Hoghes and chil- azo, Burlington, Towa; E. Bater, Chicago: G M Swegart, Chicago; Wir. Dol Dutugue: C. D. Fried, Omata; W. W. H Kaef.r, F. Goodman, City. ———— Real Es ate iransfers. Newton J. Smith and wife to Mal- colm Molntosh: w. d. lot 4, Lace's sub division »nd addition to the city of Omaha—8330. Augustus Kountze et al. to Charles n12: & Ruth’s addition, Testino E. Wood, w. d. Kount ition, ciff of Om-ha—§225 Geo. B Guy to Jobn Lewis, s. d lot 7, lot 4 nd View addition, lesen, w. d., Reed’s first ad: —8200. 2, block Why duse ourseives with nauseat ing modicines, when s purely frait cathartic wi @ at once—Ham- burg Fige. Try them, s iff finally eold out thagrods a* anction, | Drake to Ols | which goes to ehow that the Ben-| | To the Bes Kespers of Nebraska. At the last rezulsr meeting of the Nebrasks State Bee Keepers Associ- ation there was appointed a commit tee to arrange for and conduct an ex- \ hibit of the prodacts of the apiary and the implements necessory to the suc- cersful mansgement thereof, at the State Fair, to be held at Omaha, On page 61of the State Fair will be found a list of premiums offered for honey, ete., to which your attention is called, and for which we hope you willall compete. Tho prem tim on comb honey 1s mot what was re- quested by this committee, being by some mistake limited to sections w ighing two pounds each, instead of to sect ons weighing not more than two prunds each. This the committee will try to have rectified that sll pro- ducers may have an equal chance in the exhibit. We feel aesured that the exhibit can ke made of great ben- efit to the bee keepers of our state, for with our great honey harvests, which are now but in smell part gath- ered, and which for quality is eqnal to the best of any section of our country, an exhibit of the methods and products of improved agriculture will not only help us to develop our home markets, but wi'l also enable us t compete successfully with produc- ers outside our etate. You will do the committee a favor to notify them at once of what you wish to exh'bt, that we may not be at the last unable, for want of room, to properly exhibit our products. Direct all communi- cations to 820, South avenue, Omaha, Neb. Respactfully, T. L. VaxDory, Corperr, McLa, Committee. 0. Bortle, of Manchester, Ontario Co., N. Y., writes: “I obtained mediate relief from the use of Dr. Tnomss' Eclectric Oil. I have had asthma for eleven years. Have been obliged to sit up all night for ten or twelve nights in succession. I can now slecp soundly sll night on a feather bed, which 1 had not beon atle to do previous to using the oil.” Ancther writes: ‘I have been trou- bled with asthma for yesrs; have used hulf a bo'tle of Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil, and the benefit I have received from it is so great that I wou'd mot T J.J. take one hundred d.llars tor the bal- o ance if 1 could get no mora.” Farmers having hay to contract, for delivery at Willow Springs distillery, will 4o well to call on Tler &Co., 1313 Farnham street, Omaka, without de- lay, as they will soon stop contract- ing. sdwlm Hambare Figs Maennerchor Ei-ction At the anuul me-tny of the Owmaha Macunerchor, he'd on Mon- day evening, the fllwing «fficers were elected for the »nsuing term: John Baumer, presid-nt. ‘Al-x Harmin, vice prisident. J.hn Boekhff, s-cretary. Wm_ Aust, rreasurer. A, Klvin, librarian, J. Treirschke, E. Maurer and Ed Wirth, trastees. NOTICE—Advartisements To Let For Rale, Lost, Found, Waats, Boarding &c., will be tn- serted in theee columns once for TEN CENTS per line; each subssquent insertton, FIVE CENTS por line. The fret fusertion nover less than TOAN—1100 Farnham st wards (oan Agency. nov-22 Aeni Aironin 1y Flanters Heusy, corncr Dodgn ar 354 TANTED— finine room ¢ har AT W sework, at FELD for general ho et, J.C. ROS 1 to do l\lnl' onsework, ronin. Fquiraat Julius in & 8.0 A7 ANT¥D—Good girl for general housework Avply to WILLIS M. Y \TES, 1518 Vodee St., near 16th. St WA Girl 10 do house work, 1109 Am Strect, 1o Stairs 14t tailor can have stoady to Rasgorshek Br o, 3539 work by apriyin ‘merchant tailors, P14 D—A sovnd horse about 16 baids hieh, must drive einelo or doubl E_cor. 16t and California St o toming # Dodeo and repairing S an vorth, u},\-‘mxrnov‘m-r}w sou heastc OR ST Tvo emall stores s 10th st depnt, the otherovt Mored's Enquiro of 1, G. CLARI IOR R¥NT__X nouso with five reams. good cellar and cistorn. S W, cor. of 15th wni Chicago §'s €, 1X! ). o i o ¥ 1 rooms ovor Mor- N. E. Cor. 16th ana ] Dodge stree's. TROR HENT St ra mom fn hrick block evmor th a ith or with ut col- e story. Apn'y to pang Brick (18 atreets on Cass, 2 1 J ICFTY frrnichied romus wirh b AN et L7th PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS Col. R yal has g no to Sidney. Dopury U. 8. March 1 Ball went west y srerday. ONS FOR RENT— AtDrver: J. M. Taylor, of Nebraska City, is in town. Joe Gitibe, of the Wabash line, wes in the eity yesterday. W. A Redick has returned from Lake Minoetonka, M. Salishary passed east Tuesday, from Montana, Gen. C. F. Manderson and wife went west yesterday. Luciau Wakeley s at home on a furlough from West Point. Hon. J. W. Pollack, of West Point, 1 arived tu the city Tuesday evening. Judge R. A. Johnson,of Cincin- nati, went westyestordag, to Colorado. Miss Annie Dunham has gone on a two weeks' visic to Burlington, lowa. Misses Mollic and Maggie Cotter left yesterday for a viut to Ohi- eago. Col. Luddington. Dr. Luddington and Major Stanton left for Ogden day. - Mr. Erickson, of the firm of Ed- | holm & Erickson, has gone wost on a business trip. Train Agent Wing's family arrived from Tadianapolis yesterday, and Mose Barkalow took his run out. Miss Mary Morse, of Syracuse, N. Y., is visiting the family of Mr. P, H. Sharp, in this city. Mrs. James McCormick leftTuesday evening for a visit of seeral weeks to her relatives in Covington, Ky. U. S. Marshal Wilcox, of Colorado, arrived Taesday over the Northwes- ternand took the Union Pacific for Denver. | E_Seigren; w. d. ed s} lot 10 and ¢3 | Will come here. fuet of lot 11, block 7, Kountzo | a temporary one. city of Omaha— | | i ariOmahe | ¢f Besver Dam, W William Henry Haurlbort, general western passenger agent of the Canada mi‘teo adjourned to meet | Soutnern railway, went east Taesday afternoon. ““Track” Atkinson, train baggage- man on the Union Pacific, laft Tues- day for Fort Wagne, Iad., to visit relatives and friends. Conductor A. A. Bradford and wife and Ed. Stout and wife, of $he Union Pacific, will leave at moon to-day for Utak: to remain several weoks. W. C. Bason, city editor ‘of The Kansas City Times, was in Omaha Tuesday, roturning home from Fre- mont, and favored Tae Bes office with acall. James Brenuan, a portly and good humored member of the police force of the city of Chicago, is in the city, under the protecting care of Depaty Marshal Ben Westerdahl. He will remain several days. Conductor Geo. Duncan, of the U. P. left yesterday forthe mountain divi- sion, where he wil take the plica of Conductor Philps,and that gentleman The exchange is only Robert S, Goodman, mechanical sustus Kountz and wife to Ce- | and artistic draughtsman for J. H. } lot 16, | Bond & Co., of this city, left for Chi- cazo yesterday with his wite. He goes to accept a permanent position with the Western Engraving compa- ny, of that city. i Hon. E. C. McFettridge and wife, | and Hon. D. S. Ordway and wife, of Milwaukee, amved in the city yesterday en | route tc Saate Fe. They are the ¥ guests of Hon. J. M. Tharston. twenty-tour quarts or one 5 T. F aulson ) tricks, {14 or *lemishon boy. E. B, LOWE N W 5126 AND FARMS oiumn on 1st paze ¢ property fn the city ear corner Howard and st oot CHOICS RESIDENCF! Property £ r s o0 ope a8 b » be e diy, Auguat building of a tion' ino b K p . for dge on eec. and 6,16, 12, and combinateen br. ctionk § 15, 10, and 500 ar Sohle, on line beswoon ROPNSALS F(R BU LDIN posals will be reccived —Sealed pro- August Tth, for_the layi g of ¢ half million csa, acording_to ow o fle at A. T Block. The Creighton icht or all bids is reserved. JAMES ED—Wednecuay, bay mare, h ut 10003 Tme from hoof buiind gm: fuleft front foot _Any 1nformati £ 11y rece ved. at Bee office. —From CYRUS MORTG o L left u 4 POWDER Absolutely Pure. Made from Graps Creim Tartar. zepar e ey g ~See Polack’s advertisement, i ¢ CAPITOL HILL ADDITION. | ¥ LATEST TELEGRAMS Are Not Half as Interest- | ing to the General Read- | er as the Following Price | List: 110 1ba ot A sugar for. 1 00 | 103 1ow oxtra € sagar 100 11 bs Canars C. 100 8 b Oracuted S o i 8 Tbe Cat Lot Sugact o0 Eiba good o 1% 5 100! 100 100 50 o Japan Tea per 1} [ Fineet, Gon 1) Bt 0 K Flour porsac gl snow Flake winter wheat fo 38 i50 1o 100l 100 13 bars Linen Soap f0 100 Pure Maple Syrup 116 Golden Syrup pel & 7 i w0 100 1w 100 3 0o 10 81hs Now Bluckverrica o 1o Ibs Pitted Cherries for.. 100 418 Pittod Cherrica 1 1w 100 100 100 10 gels Strawberrics, String Buan,2 Ib cans. Baked Beany, 31b cau.. 1 Pumpkiug, $1b can 2¢Tbs beans 9 Ibadricd Li b b 22, 1o oat meal..... Fat famlly mackerel, L52388°8 8288 ts faruishod on applicatt il recive prompt. and care Positively no coods sold on credit. J. B. FRENCH & CO., The ©riginal Reliable Grocers, No, 1119 Farnham Street, OMAEA, NEB. "SIGN OF THE GOLDER PINO & FRAME, A. HOSPE, JR., Pianos and Organs First Class on Easy Monthly Payment Sheat Music and Musi cal Instruments, FINE STUCK OF MOULDINGS. v Framee at great. . e 15 “o Rustic $x10 trime. Chromos f s from 1 60 up, o Send for san and sheet 1 THE GREAT MALARIALANTIDOTE OF THE AGE. Safe, Certain, Sure and Speedy. NEVERFAILS TO CURE. he only article known thatWill eradicatethis disease permanentlyfromthe system. J.C.RICHARDSON, SOLE PROPRIETOR General Agents, RICHARDSON & CO. WHOLESALE DRUSEISTS. STLoUIS: | | Ba,” and addre | MUSIC, CERMANGFRENCH ONE MILLIONACRES CHEAP LAND 20,000 Acres N DOUGLAS GOUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, 56 to $10 per Acre, on Long Time and Low Interest. Large tracts suitable fo- Colonies in all the best Counties in the State. 80,000 acres scattered through lowa. A large number of Improved Farms in Nebraska, many ot them near Omaha, $12 to $40 per acre. An Immense List ot OMAHA CITY PROPERTY, Consisting of Elegant Re: dences from $3,000 to $20,- 000. Many vacant lots in the adaitions to Omaha. Hundreds of lote scattered thrqugh the City. Hous-s and Lots, Business Houses and Lots, and ali kinds of Ciy Real Estate. We also have MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farms in Doug- las County, on 6 years time, at 10 percent. interest to all who can show good titles. Maps for Douglas and Sarpy Counties for saie, Boggs & Hill, ReaL EstaTe Broxegs, 1408 Farn, St., Omaha, Neb, Cor 16 and BOGGS & HILL W Sehool district discoant. ata far BOGGS & HILL. NEY TO LOAN— Any co . mone 0 wishing to use in sums to euit from 0% A CHEAP LOT 6o 0 Togga-nd s ad Sitior BOGG: S & HILL. 010300 s all you need pay ¢ vou buv 2 boe for yourselt Time to sult on batan-e. BOGOS & HILL. LONE A town fhrough us. OR SALE—Hcnse and fa tons i the city, 10 ENCE LOTS FOI SALE 3 Reths addition ‘market 0 & Kuth's addit Wil sewhers pa ments; Price $100 BOGGS HILL, HEA® LOT dition. h. BOGGS & HILL. ot 17 and 18, Thome! B0GGS & HILL. JH OUEE ASD HALF LOT-Kear Thirtoonth and Capitol avenue, 1,530, 'BOGGS & HILL. L0, nd HILL. | d an. abi seil for 82,100, half years. Tooms15 & monh tor - B %~ - e —— COLUMBIA AND OTTO BICYCLES ! T have secured the agency of the vell-known COLUMBIA Steel Spokes and Rubber Tires Bicycle from the Pope Manufacturing Co.; Also the Otto Hand M Samples can bo seen at my store, at Manufacturers Prices, reight added. Sond for price list N.I. D. SOLOMON, PAINTS, OILS & WINDOW GLASS. No. 1204 Farnham t, Omaha, Nebraska. GIT UP AND GIT! NO OLD STOCK! Having Taken the Above for Our Motto, We are Determined to Offer Our Entire Summer Stock of CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS Regardless of € In Order to Make Room for Our Fall and Winter Goods. We Will Not Be Undersold. BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, A1=1<= FARNHAM STREET. X222 CHARLES SCHLANK. SOL PRINCE. MAX MEYER & CO, WHOLESALE TOBBACCONISTS | Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards. Tobaceo, 25 cents per pound upwards. Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upward Send for Price List. MAX MEYER & CO., Omaha, Neb, MAX MEYER &GO ] ONMN A ELA . CUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING COODS, Fishine Tackle, Base Balls and a full line off mewt ' NOTIONS AND FACNY GOODS, HENRY HORNBERGER, STATH AGENT FOR V. BLATZ'S MILWAUKEE BEERI In Kegs and Bottles. Special Figures to the Trade, Families Supplied &t Reasonable Prices. Offlce, 239 Douglas Street. Omaha. R DUUBLE AND SINGLE ACTING POWER AND HAND PUMPS Steam Pamps, Engine Trimmings, Mining Machinery, BELTING HOSE, BRASS AND IRON FITTINGS, PIPE, STEAM PAGKINC, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WIND-MILLS, CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS A T. STRANG 9205 Farnham Qtrest Omaha. Ne O MORGAN, WHOLESALE GROGER! 1213 Farnham St., Omaha. [ANGE & FOITICK. House Furnishing Goods, Shelf Hardware, Nails and Ete. 1991 Farnham Street, lst Door East Firat National Bauk. SHEELY BROS. PACKING CO., PORK AND BEEF PACKERS Wholesale and Retail in FRESH MFATS& PROVISIONS, GANWE, POULTRY, FISH, ETC. CITY AND COUNTY ORDERS SOLICITED. OFFICE CITY MARKET- 1415 Douglas St. Packing House, Opposite Omaha Stock Yards, U. P. R. R. TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS. PAXTON & GALLAGHER, WHOLESALE GROGERS! 1421 and 1423 Farnham, and 221 to 2290 16th Ste. KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK MAKE THE LOWEST PRICES. The Atteetion of Cash and Prompt Time Buyers Solicited. AGENTS FOR THE HAZARD POWDER COMP'Y and the Omaha Iron and Nail Co. PASSENCER ACCOMMODATION LINE OMAHA AND FORT OMAHA JNO. G. JACOBS, (Former!y of Gish & Jacobe) smLL | os L. | Iota. | ‘loMAHA, » - - - - NEB»I UNDERTAKER No. 1417 Faroham St., Old 6. BDERS BY TELEGRAPH & unects With Street Cars 3 SAUNDERS “ad HAMILTON MERCHANT TAILOR Capitol Ave,, Opp. Masonic Hail