Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 31, 1880, Page 4

JHE DAILY BEE. Tuseday Morning, August 3L " BREVITIES. —Paterson eclls coal. BB Fine perfuuics at Saxe's. —Butterick's patterns at Cruickehsuk. Porter is runuing the Omaba ferrys ¢+ “Sip and Tuck” vt the Acwceny | of Music next Saturday evening. Lowis' Dry Hop Yeast, always foosly is the boet. Sold by J. V. ¥ h & Co. 24t5 Seven cars of hegs came i from the west yesterds Q. train was late incty cars of cattle cawe in from tae west Sunday. The overland trsiu from the west iny wes reported two hours late. lias clearad off heautifully after the rain and th #ui comes cut hotter \ trin in to-day car- double the ueual ber. na Among theland settlers weetMore Quy were 26 for Grand Islaud and four tor Wahioo, —ihe Geand Is'and del ion to 1 ste convention will arrive in A to-day cver the U. P verland train west yesterday was the lightest for months, of threc gaze cass, two coa two sleepors. and silk o1 week from the —A whols cargo of ta traine of 2 cars and 8 cars an excuse to leave the Toom, sayir in 66 cars in al. Its that ho would raturn again. He pac valu ¥ 9 iu the millions. very men who hold ions in town on Four- t, between Famnwm s las, Sunday inast ar.17 attaine e taken to fins of §3 each. eofi Their d in hopos that their not be repeated. who desire not to lavgh wmake a mistake if they at'end £ Mr, Webber in his new aud act comedy of “Nipand Tuck iu Priva‘e Life.” He i wocricd by his mothe w, teas- the parforma roat thre A MIDNIGHT CRY, Robbery. Victim Afterwards. As Uficer Gorman was pussing streets Sunday he was informed that a man had just run up the strect erying “polics” at the top cf hts veice ad that he had taken refuge in the M.tropalitan. The officer crosscd over to the Met, and} found a msn staudirg in front of the counter on which the register lay and sww snim= movse pile of greggbicks spread out over the book and cour- tor. Ed asked the man if be had 1-st that he stould thi thing, and he replied he had—he hed By this time d the two pi~ cemen lecroed the following etory: The vict'm was N. E. Laagoy, s near as Lis name could be made out from the register, and he isa bridge car- penter in the employ of the U. P., and boss of of He wis going out y8 erdsy to bis work, Moudsy he went to the St. Elmo and got back in the wine room in company with C. H. Willisms ali.s K'd,” H. Clark and several oth- a gang men, the *¢ ex mole and female froquenters of the place. Lamgoy bkad consider. money on hix person and must have exhibited it in the consee of thoeven ing, as he set up several botles of wine. At length it wes proposed by wowe ove that they buy $50 worth - of chips and have & same of poker. Langoy must have suspected something as he made ed out on the street and at once tock o eays that | Wailliaws ran after him with Clark fol- | lowing Williams in the rear. When | a bee line for the hotel, 1 in front of Wallace's place one or toth | of -be men overtook him, and he says od him avd knocked him over. | At the same time the < | the reputatin of being the skillful thicf and piclgocket in town, | the oflicers say he has a pair of { hauds like two hooks made for goirg into men’s pockets, made a dive for his pocket in which he kad a larce roll of money. Langoy succeeded in tling away and ran half way to as siroot when " who las most | e he was a ©d by the conflicling conversation in | oieriaken and this the telephoue, his peccadilles aro |he thinks his money fonud out, and his decoiving bewt {takon from his pants’ pocket. He Icerated with the slings of conscience | shouted loudly for thepolice, and see- and exposed love lettors. A man was knocked down in nd sevorcly kicked by his for d brea cireolating lis about him. ¢ asnailant ran when the spectaters interfered, aud escapod for tho time. called, who pro- unis not of a serious ho committed the assault, who & y for the man who robbed R-dman’s till Saturday n, end subsequestly ran off was 1ot fond. hehorsa at the ey aiter taking off and concea and i tridle were 1 afterno. red. e T an the weeds on the as uzh ms, but he cluded his pur racked th Kuhn's drug store, Saturday cmplayer, who claimed that he A warraut was issued for the | ing the light st the Metrepolitrn mads a break for that place aud got in, wheu he immediately pulled on: the rest of his money, about $800, and counted it 10 800 if any more was miss- inz. Tt was at this juncture the ofi- corsarrived. Oun tha information thue obtaincd the oflicers besan & search for the two used of the robbery. They ms wbout 2 o'cleck ina room te thorear of the theatrs 2 i o found Clark standing, coat in hand, at the coraer of 11th and Farn Lam. No meney was found on either oue of the men, but they were lodzed sl on the charge of | highway robbery. stayed at the Metropolitan visited N night, and when want t uld rather At 10 at the po e men, anl w v they bad ta d not appes g y indigrat it was thought ho had s tolrle rod by the | LfE W8 Th tunsde betwoen bim and the “Kid” was witnes crowd Saturdsy, remember the days for u ts and Ladics’ underwear, at home, have . it will not pay you since you can ot them to well avd cheap at BusEMAN'S. o Rt Stylish suits wads st low prices, ol & Co., 1220 Doaglas :treet, | uccessors to J, H, Th rickson are offering & ew Jewelry which they have just added to their clegant stock. Elhim & fine 1 e of u wish to save mone; in your aul st the rame time enjoy ¢ 1If so, buy your Flour ¥ou can et the best at the vest figarcs, Waruas M. Yares. Taatics’ Maslin Underwear at prices w0 Tox at Bushman’s, that it will not y %0 nase thom made at home. tor Joe Schli t Mercuass' £, Cor. 1th and Dodgs. Meadquarters Milwaukee cuasae, N PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS G 3. M. Thayer is tn the city Cast. C. B. Rastin lef for Ogden i noon yesterday. Lieat. Mason, of the 4'h infantry, 1.t for Fort Fetterman yesterday. Yost and 1. W. Miner, of ubiican, have both gove cast. . Bond, the engraver, is out on 11 straets for the first time yosterday, sfier athres weoks lliness, Mers, W. 1. Roid, of Palmyra N.Y. tecived on Saturdsy’s train and is the g aest of her brother, Col. Watson B, & mith, W. J. Cuddy, of The Grand Island imes, cams in from the west Sunday urned to-day with his wife and ter. W. O'Brien, rop- s ed nting The « ¢ Gitizom, - Blist -1 at Ml x Wie., is i or rever ® , eolicili bocr was fortle 1 2 above name1 paper. Mr. D.S. 11 on, of Washington sighte, and davgbter, Helen, are v ting at G. C. Hobbies. Mr. 1 ffzon was formerly superintendent « public sshools in Utica, N. Y. J.H Withere, formerly with Steph Wilcos, leit for Grand Idand , where he. will cpeu upa dy g ods stock with Mr. Kolle, of that under the frm name of Withers by & boy who ssked the latter what He said wanted him to come back and uka b ttle of wine with him, The robbery, if robbery it was, wag certainly a bold picce of work, bei in a placs 50 public as to make detec- | tion almost inevitable, and, in fa be was after that man for. he onl baing on a beat from which the cflicors are hardly ever absent, but on this oc- casion having been called away by a | Tow in the I wer end of town. The isa general feeling that a man wlo would carry £1400 about with bim on h a trip is not much to b pitied for his loss, Monday fcrenoon, late. Mr. Langoy came into court andswore that he ha not been robbed and that he for s imoney ia his hip pocket. Ho fail » identify Clark as one of the as- s+ and he was discharzed, but Willtsms was held on general pr ples d will be sent to the county jsil. The officers s1y they do nat beliove Langoy's story and do belicve that he was robbed, but preforred to lose the money rath. er than be ket from Lis work, They oy be fold a friend that he had ot found a cent of it, but didu’t want the bother of staying to prosecute. NEW aUSIC, A. Hospe, Jr. Pearl of the Tropic, waltz; Bryant, walizes; Knights Templar, march; Just for My Dead Loyes Suke, song; Eyes That Stole My Hesrt Away, i Still My Heart is Ouly Thine, ; Down Among the Fiow ers, song e at Hospe. House, See Now M THE BEST VALUE IN OMAIIA, THE SHIRTS S'LD AT BUSHMANS. Laundried £1 00 to 1 50, unlaundried Toots. to §1.25 WANTED, Grain of all kinds at City Mille, Sth and ¥arsham str ts, Omaha. e bound, by the ton or car iad,at Merrill's feed s 12th and Farchamets, 2 re, 3t B o Wanted—A first-clussphotograph printer and toner at the Bee Hive Photozraph Studi » 213 Sixteeath strect, Omahs, Neb al8i The only train giving its passen- gers the benefit of the Hoiton Reclin- ing Chair Car Free, is the Wabach, St Louis & Pacific Railroad. Ticket of- fice, No. 1,502, corner 15th and Farn. ham, augl9-dlm PUGNACIOUS PARTNERS. Each Other, to Pieces. Among those who appeared before women who created a little pandemo- ninm in the vicinity of Tenth and Dodge Betreet Sunday. The two women went into partnership a few weeks azo, putting in §18 each capital to open a boarding The senicr member of the firm appsirs (n the docket as Miss Hunt while ker much wore youthful companion an- swered to the name of Cora. The partnersaip did not prove more agreeable thau lucrative and from wirds ths two paricers eventuily came (o tlows, aud Sunday termina- d their partnership with a lively fight. Officers Ford and Gorman went dswn aud arrested Cora, when they found Miss Hunt sltting by a table with fuco covered with blood frem seversl bad seritches. Cora was put under bonds to kecp ths peace and in less than no time a‘ter, the music.1 police whistle ag ed toe officers to the scene. A second fight had taken place, in which the older woman threw a lamp at the head of the young- er, but mitsed her aim and set the carpet on the floor on fire. The flames quenched by the young woman, who says she spoilt a silk Jrees in the Both women were arrested and with two house. were cperation, men found iu the house were in court yestorday. Miss Hunt's face still bore marks of evere seratching from some one. She eaid that sh taken Cora in on hor dec'aration that she had been a prostitute ever siuce she was twelse years old and wanted to reform, That ehe kept bringing men to the place until it couldn’t be endured avy long- or, when troublo began, Stie said she was sitting at the t<ble Sunday night with her bead on her hands, when ne up and struck her a violnt heard Cora and the to murder her, and d, whenover she ot away with the body, wi'h many mcre harrowiug de- tails. ne other woman eaid that Miss Hunt had come into her room when shie was in bed, and dumped the con- < her head, She thereupon, she admitted, had “dawed She furthor stated that te from the police court Sunday, Miss Hunt had thrown the lamp at her, and tried to burn the houss down over her head, Thewen corroborated Coru’s story, aud the women wers 35 aud costs Jeach. Cora then vowed that Miss Huvt wust buy or soll, and tendercd 8 infull for her shars of the The offer was ac:epted, snd ze began to write out a bill of it was found that the wo- In't agree as to what was p propeity and what per- sonal efi-cts, and the two left with a policemaun o try aud eettle the dis der the protection of the 1ep o of law and justice. Cora ¢ blow; that sh two men plott that tho was di men off tents of a vessel o her goo on going 5 have now arrived in New York and samples are here. and will ex comprising all the latst styles of Foglnd and 1 mast beautifal lot ever 5o certainly the oda we have nd at prices s, reatonable, that we have toma 2 ourselves, kdown least zoods carriod from last seaeon per caat., th comgare in quali In colored wilks we offr the argain o larzo lot 4t send for camples; now is the time to bay as we esunct 2gain Guplicate thia Lot We also call spocial attention toa lov of gros grain Black Silk at §1.. and $200. We sp: cialiy recommend he best value we have ever these as offered, In all-wool Cash; line commen value blue black eulor. In Table Linens we oficr the follow eres wo offr a at 50c a yard, tht is 1d a beautiful, fresh, Table Cloths at 35¢ and 50c a y: Tarkey Red Table Cloths at 70: and $1.00. We call special attention of Hotels and Boarding Houses to this lot as an opportunity that seldom occurs. Wo are now making extensivo alterations and additions to our slore to make room for the largest, handsomest and cheapest stock of Dry Goods ever yet shown by us. A. Crurcksiang & Co. FIFTH WARD REGISTRATION, The law makes it oblizatory on the part of Registrars to sit the first week in September of cach year, for the Registration of voters, 1 do therefore givo notice that 1 will sit at the store of §. P. B southwest corner of 13:h and Chicage strcets, on Fridsy and Saturday, September 8cd and 4th, for correcting the voting list of this ward, for the city election 10 bo held September next and also for the e aud naticnal clection to be held Novem- bernext. Cuaries Winxiss, Registrar Fifth Ward, Omaha, Douglss County, Nebraska, 230-10¢ FRESH ProM Tt spr1scs. Foreign a3d American Mineral Water, Huo- p di, Janos, Hathorn, Friedrichshall | Bitter Water, Vichy, Congress and Empire. For ssle by Ish & McMahon, 1321 Farnham street 330 Im i oS M NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that T will | 10t pay any debts contracted by my | wife, 1. La Chapelle. 28 3¢ E. La Cuspsire, THE MAGDALEN, An Alleged Case of Highway | Two Women Batter and Claw | The Last Flutter of a Poor Soiled Dove. Which was Denied by the| And Break the Sabbath Day all| None So Poor as to Do Her Reverence, Councilman ~ Roddis yesterday slorg the corner of 12th and Dovglas | Judzs Hawes yesterdsy were two | reported to the police thata women in a sick and very destitute condition was lyivg in the weeds andmud under the B.& M. tresile work south of town. An officer was sent after her with an express wagon and sho was brought up to town and com- mitted by Judge Hawes to the county jail. This is the eame w. man who was picked up outof the creck near the Gas works and sent to the city jail. She is the mest utterly wretched looking object a human be- ing ever lovked at and reembles rather a half putrid, animated corpse than a living person. She is rotten with disease and her locks and condi- tion beggac descript'on. She was sent over here from Council Bluffs first, and eubsequently returned by our authorities. Now she again puts inan appearance, and is apparently not many hours distant from her grave. The Judge didu’t send her to the city jail because he said she would die in that filthy hele befere night. The sheriff objected to having her in the county jail because he maid that was fu'l, but in reality probably bacause she was such a horrible object to care for. The judge said it was a shame that there was no place to which she could be sentznd b cared for, and soit was. Never wes there a stronger illustration of the need of a city hospital: While the oflicers woro diccussing the question of what disposition should be made of the poor creature, the wretched ob- ject of their unwilling care lay pr in the bed of the cxpress wazon, in the middle of the street. She did not raise her head cr show any sigas of 1 fe. Hor wretched, filthy rags to her, and but partially sheltered her from the scorching rays of the sun. A crowd of gaping boys and men gonad on her with less of pity than and our reporter was heart- a3 enongh to wonder if she wouldu't die hefore time for the paper togo to pressand thus help him out. If her orring sisters in this city could have seen her, their hearts must have been chilled by the horribls spectre of a creatura whose counterpart the best of them islikely to become. Monday afternoon at a late hout we learn that an order was | rocured from a physician and the woman taken to the poor farm. clung Leave your orders fur choico Plums at Toc per bu. J. T, Nienois & Co. LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Omaha postoflice for the week ending Avgust GENTLEMEN. Andecson ¥ Anderson ¥ ) Cox A Ketcnmm J H Kalner F ofer Tt Lane B 0 Morchead ¢ R cPherson D W MeCourt, PP Mattox R Murphy J F Monday J Northway W or G W Weitner A FIRMS, Kilpatrick & Brown Agent Union Line LADIES, Bondison Miss I, ¢ Brink Miss T, 2 Pall MrsJ V. Bradley Mrs K | Pinkley MisN P 1 s d A Bast Mixs I, Fannie Mrs B Gilmore Miss ¢ Jehili Jones Mrs M Laney Mrs J Madin Miss A Tuos. F. Haur, Postmaster. Newly fumnished, e beet, Astor House, ew Sarpy County Republicans. The republican county conventlon of Sarpy county, met at 2 p. m. on Siurday last. A, R. Kennedy was clected president, and W. M. Bur- rouchs secretery. The convention electod A. R. Kennedy, J. D. Spear- man, L. Wasmer and J. G. Bohm del- egates to the state convention. Also J. M. Eby, John Schubb, B, E. San- burn’and S, J. Stewart delegates to the district convention, W. M. Bur. roughs and J Schaab, J. D. Snell and the eenatorial convention. The pro- ceedings of the convention were har- morioas throughout. Cass County Republicans. pecial dispatch to Tie Bre. Prarrsyovri, Neb., August 30, 4 p- m.—Delezates to the republican s'ate convention: Sam Baker, A. Root, J. N. Moore, J. W. Barnes, W. Calforeh, M. B. Murphy, 8. B. Hob- 50, M. B. Cutler, H. J. Strait. J. M Beardsley. Legislative ticket for the senate—A. Teft, for the house, Dr. Root, J. Hali and R. B. Windham. Why dose _ourselves with nauseat- ing modicines, when a purely fruit cathartic will cure you at once—Ham- barg Figs. Try them. A regular mestingof the Plasterer union will be held at Turner Hall on Tuesday, the 31st, at 7:30 p. m. A full attendance is requested. 2842 Marphy & Lovett, 1ne. agency; old est established agency in this state, apl8-1; AL Stoves were elected as delegatos to 0 STRIPPED IN THE DARK. SPECIAL NOTICES A Young Swede Robbed in a Low House. Harvey Kelly Arrested for the Crime, A young man named Lats Anders who lives near Bellevao aud has worked in Bos Stout’s stono quarry for the past year, came up to Omaha Sundsy snd got on a little spree with a friend, the two drinking and taking in the town tolget her.{Sunday night Anders wen into a house some- where on Tenth sircet when he was seizzd and robbed by scme ome. It was 8o dark that could not sce whero ho was, nor who the robber was, but the latter put his hends in all his pockets and took ont 7 in meney, & gold chain and a watch key. He cut cne of the pockets with a knife, which was probably intended day morning Anders mado complaint at the police court, charging Harvey Kelley, a woll known colored man with the robbery. Kelly was found with the L:at hat on his head and ths chain and key in his pocket. Ho said he had traded his own hat for the one he had on, giving twenty-five centy to boot and that he found the “chain on the sidewalk with the key at- tiched to it. The Judgo remarked that the explanation was too diluted for him, that Kolly had probably commit- ted a penitentiaryoffense and that the evidevco would convict him before aoy grand jury. Harv insisted on sending for another man named “Jack,” who, he declared, was the robber, but the judge would not grat- ify him and he was committed to jail. NTLEMEN, HERE THEY ARE. At Bushman'a Good Laundried Shirts $100. Un'aundried, 75e. They arc { geniine bargains and yow cannot got as for more serious use if needed, Ycster| NOTICE—Advertisements To Let For Sal Lost, Found, Wants, Boarding &c., wil be in- serted 1n theso columans once for TEN CENTR per line; each subsequentinsertion, FIVE CENTS per lue. Tho first fusertion nover loss than TV[ORY, 0 LOAN—1i0p Farat Dr. Edwards Loao Agenc HELP WANTED ANTED Firat Wi VWANTED-S g chep, man_or maker, Address Maple Mea Clarinda, low. — A good girl for_geners] house N1E work, Applyto R, Trossin, 111 Donglas W ANTED A Tining rorm WA ctpmie e om WZ{\Tsvv ¢ cor. 10t1'and Capitol A ve. GIRL wantcd to do renera! hovsework Cellioid Collars that gire catisfuction. Bar- y and Handkerchire. asked at Bushman’s. good value clsewh and qains in o Oudy one pri Kegistration Notic State or Nepeasks, Douglas County. Notice is hereby given to the elece tors of tho Fourth ward, that I will sibin the store f E. Wyman, Fif teenth street, three doors south of the postetiice, on Monday, September Gth, to make the anuual list of voters of said w ourth Ward. 0 to preparea list of vo- Lets fob special city eloction, to be held Septemb -t 11th, 1880. Tn witners whercof T hereunto set my hand this 25:h dag of Avgust, A. D., 1830. Jonx Woon, Registrar, —A caso of conétipatlon by uelng Namburg Figs. Real Estate Transfers. John A, Herbach and wife to”the S.C. &N, R R Co, w. d. lot 8, , city of Omaha,—£500. se' H. Guy, sheriff, to Niels s.d. lot 11, Forhes' eifh- 8 sen division of x. e. } sec. 34, t. 16, r. 16, r. 13, e.—$108. James H. Swith and wife to Delia E. dapgood: q.c. d. 1t 12 addition, Omaha—$1 ‘Thomas Evans and wife to Emil et Jorue Nelson's er: w. d. lot 10, blovk 1, Shull's Aditic in, Omaha—§500. o. H. Bozgs and_wife and Lew W. Hill to Fred W, Tompkins: +. d. Iot 10, block 6, Boges & Hill's addi iton, Omaka -$708. Heirs of Jacob S. Shull, deceased, to Julius Rudowsky: w. d. lot 20, block 5, Shuli's sccond addition, city of Omaha—g600, 5 Hetiry Brown anil iife to Marparita Rudowsky: d. parcel in Iut 8, 2, ety of Omaba—S1,500. To Nebrasia Horticulturists. It is the determination of the man- azers of the state board of agriculture to make the coming stato fair at Oma- ha the most extensive and best exhi- bitich everhelt! 1n the state. 1 uige the fruit growets to duty full. The ugual shipping facilities—free—will be afforded by all the railtoads leading into Omaha Pack carefully, wrapped in paper, or packed in finecut sweet hay or stray. Address, Daniel H. Wheeler, “ior exhibition at state fair,” Omaha, Nebraska. Rorr. W. Fu Pres'c State Hort'l ast 270 of north 146 3.20 of lot 2, C pitol eddicion, eouth side of Dodge strect feet of north 146 4:20 fect of lot 2, m, south sid; of Dedge street west137) fect of north 146 3.2) addition, oneh side of Dodge of Chieago strcet in block 57 T repired —Lot s, west sido of 10th strect in block 406 feet wide! 10th atre Suh sidowalk o by constructed of ° plank, ' to 5o n %idth 33 Ahowe speeificl, o e repectivo ownoror awn Ta-of the above fe. visca arc horehy required to cosstnich ust £3th, 1 80, 3. F. McCARTNEY, County Clerk, Oma PROBATE NOTICE. State o Nebraska, Douglas County, ss Ata County Court heldat the County Court Room, In"azd for said County, Auguet 4th, D., 1850, Present, WM. €. BARTHOLOM C Judge. watt'r of the mioption of Charles W. an mfant., e and flline the duly verified statc- f Chavles Flok and Johanna Fleckaud for the adoption n, by the raid £ ith, A. D., 1850, at . be assigned for heariog ssid pe- ‘porsous interested in soid mat. ter may appear at a County Court to be held, in and for sai nd show cause why the ot bo granted; and y_publishing a copy of this order in the OMATA WEEKLY DXE, 3 news- paper printed ia said County, for thrco succes sive weeks, prior to said day of hearing. [A true copy.] WM, 0. BARTHOLOMEW, auz11.3t County Judge. NOTICE. Caxiis, August 27th, 1850, Al parties into-ested are carnestls re. hapresont, as busine-s of great im. athem will bo transacted. - E on 20t s, Tres F South side. R 1 T Daenport £.15h and 14 ap st 1 OARD and rovms, Capitol atefiue, betwesn 16¢h and 17th § 293 ished rooms at 131 0 v THE GOLOSSAL SALE =Y S. P. MORSE & CO. OF TEHE=RH STEPHENS & WILCOX STOCK OF DRY GOODS Is Now Fully Inaugurated. ~ T NO SUCH SALE HAS EVER BEEN KNOWN IN THE WEST. By order of the District Judge the Assignee has sold to us this Gigantic stock contain- ing the choicest and most sample products of the world's Factories. Gur duty is a simple one---to sell th3 goods. The fame of this sale has extended far and wide, but it will be gratifying to the public to know the following facts: FIRST: The stock cost in New York over $43,000. SECOND: We hought it for cach and ohtained a discount of over $20,000 THIRD: Wehave marked everything, regardless of original cost, in plain fiigures. FOURTH: The stock is very choice in selection, Mr. Stephens being well known as an excellent buyer. The stock is absolute]‘%free from old goodsand bad styles--- Messrs. Stephens & Wilcox having made it a_semi-aunual custom to send to Towa any accumulation of undesirable goods to be sold for what théy would bring. The goods have been marked at prices that will sell them, it being our desire to close everything quickly. ~While we know this sale will ATTRACTTHE RICH, ever on the alert to save a dollar, we wish to be distinetly understood that this is a sale for the people, and the FARMER, MERCHANT AND MECHANIC are alike welcome at our conuters, We intend making our store : “A STORE FOR THE PEOPLE.” FIFTH: SIXTH: P. MORSE & ¢ , o a s of particulars, apgly to W artlett, Cicighten Uock 3311 ALE—Framo Luliing, 1413 Farnhan . MUt bo sold this wio b JAMES B BOYD. d best Tocal do‘ncabiz trare iire or adiriss e & BT same iy OF THE A A. HOSPE, JR., Pianos and Organs First Class on Easy Monthly Payments, Sheet Music and Musi- cal Instruments. FINE §7uCK OF OCOULDINGS. Ol Paintings, Eo; el Fames at gToat 15 20 £ ] and upwanls, nd upswards, and gheat musc. 576 Dodvo St.. Omaha, Neh. ST. CATHERINE'S Academy for Young Ladies. 18thand Cass Sts.,Omaha, Neb. scesion commerces the first Mo day mber and the f st Monday in Boya from Bve to t-n years of mittd For further yarticulurs appy to Directress of St. Catherine’s Academy. an 8. Treacury), Attomey and_ Counsel g Grant Piace, Washington, D. Havios ‘een Third Auditor of the Unitcd Stat Treagury for six years, 1 am thoroughly fami ith the course of business before the Gover ment Departments. Special attention given the settlement of accounts of all Governmen Offcers, Postmasters, Marshals, Mail Contracto. and others. Will practice before the Suprem WANTED to seli Dr. CHASES 0 RECIPE BOOK. Sells at Sight.” You doubls ycur money. Address Dr. Cliau."s Printing House, Ann Arbor, 3i It () Lerely Bowbad Ghroma Caris, or 20 Flor ] Mctto, with vame, 10c. Nassav AkD Co., Nassau.'N. ¥ THE DAILY BEE Court of the U, . Court of Claize, Pateat O Geoeral Land”Offce, &c., &e. Kefer to Hon Sawl F. Phillips, Solicitor General U, S.; Hon Jaa GiAla of the U. S.; H McGrew, Sixth Anditor U. § Treasary sepiTwly Contsins the Lnteet Home and Tele- graphic News of the Day. SIGN GOLDEN PIANO & FRAME, 3} Iba bost Mocha Coffee. n New Orlcans Syrup per 23 kil Few Oricans Molaseea por K1 Sopr Hotiso Molasmes per B e 1 1, Jim St Loula Sods Gk 100 ISt yster Ceack 100 Ct 100 100 100 10 10 10 100 160 100 100 15 Peaches. 3 Ib cans (s 294 Fio Peachea. 8 1b can F Peaches (Ca)3 I cans 50 Blackberries, 210 can 15 apples, (York Suie) oi can 3 Dhleberrics 3 1b can. 15 Cherries 21b can. 124 Damson Piums 2 Ty 1 Raspberrics 2 b can. Strawberrics, 2 Ib can. funing Deane,2 1b Tiaholl Baans, 3 1h e Lima Beaus, s 15 can LATEST TELEGRAMS Are Not Half as Interest- ing to the General Read- | er as the Following Price List: 10 1bs of A sugar for. 10} Ibs extra C suga 11 1ba Canary C. S - 3582222 22! Young Hyson Tea Qolong Tea per 11 Japan Tea per | Finest Guipowd Best 0 K Flour per sack.. Spow Flako winter wheat fioar er i, ‘Sfi.' t 28883y 15 1 have secured the agency of the well-known COLUMBIA Steel Spokes and Rubber Tires Bicycle from the Pope Manufacturing Co.; Also the Otto Hand Made. Samples can bo scen at my store, at Manufacturers Prices, roizht added. Send for price list. et g i . I. D. SOLOMONN, ’g‘mmun;l B1b l": FPAINTS, OILS & WINDOW GI.AS5. Pumpling, 31 can ] No. 1204 Farnham Street, Omaha, Nebracka. 24 1bs beans, 100 3 o it b i6[GIiT UP AND GIT! 0 OLD STOCK! g:éé-‘zf?n:!?'fiff :g Having Taken th> Ab?ve for Our Motto, W are T :J:f_;n’yz‘: o o De termiined to Offer Rocs (actparabone, - #| Our Entire Summer Sto: k of h 18 Rl % CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS The Original Reliable Grocers, 3. 1ng, Models, etc., neatly ex. 356 Harnpy §t. Bet. 148 and 16t Country o (& == HARTKOPFE'S MU day from 10 o'clock a. m. ontil b artificial Ethno Machine Works, Machine Sho 5 Wsell Anznrs.l’nlle}s, Hangers, Complete price lista tarni ed_on applics dlers will reccive prompt and care . Positively no goods sold on credit. J. B. FRENCH & CO. Regardless of Cost. In Order to Make Room for Our Fall and Winter Geods, We Will Not Be Undersold. BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, A21< FARNHAM STREET. X=2WH = CHARLES SCHLANK. SOL. PRINCE. LANGE & FOITICK. 1 Dealers in % : ( jOOK STO vV ES flouse Furnishing Goods, Shelf Hardware, Nails and Ete. 122 Farnham Street, 1st Door East First National Bank. Successors to Jas. K. Ish, , DRUGGISTS AND PERFUMERS. Dealers in Fine Imported ridge frons, Geor Exiracts, Toilet Waters.PCo[ognes, Soaps, Toilet Powders. &o. Cul rumonts, Pocket Caes, Trussws and Suporters. Abeciutcly Purs » etc. ‘Chemicals used in Dispensing. Prescriptiona filled at any hour of the night, Planstor naw Machinery, Meschanteal nmm.l Jas, K. Ish, No. 1119 Farnham Strest, OMAEA. NEB. Brapdt's Turner Hall, [Coraer Tenth and Howard Streots, This celebrited Muswwm wi | mame conrains a large el and mtaral curiostes o , Anatomic and Patholog: ‘The adwission feo has been redu X OBELSIOR OMAXE A, NEE. . F. Hammond, Prop.& Manager The most thorongh appointed and complete and Foundry in the state. Castings of evory description manufactured. Pumps and every class o machinery Enginee, P pecial attention ziven to hafting, Bridge Lawrence McMahon.- 1A FARNHAM STREBT. arf