Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 8, 1880, Page 4

~— erthe et of-August amounted to $93,- ''HE DAILY BEE. ‘Wednesday Morning, Bept. 8. _— BREVITIES. —Paterson sells cosl, —Fine perfumes at Saxe's. —Use Lewis' dry hop yeast, «~See Polack’s advertisement. —For the teeth, Kuhn's Dentrifice. Iutterick's patterns at Craid —Porter is running the Omaha ferry. Tmportcd aud Key West cigarr, at Kuho's. — Seidenberg & Co.'s Key West Cie gors at Saxe’s. —Johnny Kelly's injuries, recount= @i Monday, will not prove serious. —Creighton college opened Mon. attendance of about 180 —Efline, the florist, will put up & brik building next door to the Can- field housa. —Grand mass meeting of republi- cans at the Acidemy of Music to- night. —The Wabash ticket cffice in Union block his bson christened, “The Grand ticket office.” —TLots, Farms, Houses and Lends, Look over Bemis' new column of bar.. gains on first prge;—— —During the state fair trains will be run covstantly between the U. P. depot and the fair grounds. —Company G willgo to Central City in style, taking their own color- ed cook and barber with them. —James Duffy, taken before Judge Bartholomew Mondsy on a writ of habeus corpus, was released. —Devlins Fall styles are now ready for inspection at the Boston Clothing Houe, 1212 Farnham St. s20eodlm —For Lauds, Lots, Bouses and Farms, look over Bemis’ new column on lstpage, Bargains. —About two thousand pounds of ice was distribated laet month by the Trinity Guild Too Mission. —The United States internal rovenue receipts for Nebr 23251 —The snnusl state convention of the Christinu church will be held at Durchester, beginning on the first Tuesday in October. —Dra. Dinemoore and Gifford Homwopathic Physicians and Sur- geons, Williams Block, cor. 15th and Dodge streets. eod-tt —There is a called meeting of the members of the Beo Keepers' a sociation and others iaterested in be keeping, at one o'clock p. m., at the Board of Trade rooms, in Omaba, on the 15th of September, 1880. —Harey Locas, who was charged with keeping & disorderly house, gatbling den and house of prositution on Elevinth street, wes tried Mon day afternoon in police court on the first charge and was fined €5 and costs, from which decree of the court he ap- pesled. It ismow in order to have his license revoked. —A herd of over 200 catile from the vicinity of Schuyler were driven through townTuesday and crossed over the river to Tows, having beea sold to parties near the Bluffs. The owner, Mr. J. U, Gridley, took advantage of the war between the ferryboats and the T'nion Pacific to get bed rock rates on transpoctation, and after some fizuriny at length gave the job to the steam ferryboat Undine at a nominal The travsfer of the herd was made in loads as fast as they could fallow each other, whereas by the Metamora the transfer might have cccapied all ay, as they will not ex- clude teams for stock. price. Trinity Gulid Ice Mision. We are greatly encouraged in our mission this past month as many more families have been eupplied with ice than heretofore, but still feel there are othere who ought to have it, did wo know how to reach them. Appli- cations for ice, and donations for this work will be gladly received by the undersigned, Mrs. M. C. Hamble- ton, corner of St. Marys avenuo and 2)th streets. Miss Greenbow, north- east corner of Chicago and 2lst streets. Miss Woolworth, northeast cornor of Howard and 12th streets. Douations already acknowledged, §1550. Those for the months of July and Augost are Mre. Caldwell, $2 00; Mrs. F. H. Davis, $2.00. Families supplied, 11; pounds of ice delivored, 1920. Pure Cider Vinegar scven years' old. A splondid article for pickling. At e J. B. Frexch & Co.'s. Mis 5, —A case of conetipation by using Hlambure Figs. Newly fumished, everything the best, Astor House, New York. '—;I the Ac:aemy; Judge Thurston, one of the nom- inces for elector, will spesk at the Academy of Music on Wednesday cvening, September Sth, under the management of the Garfield and Ar- thurclub. The glee club will sing their new songs, and the Garfieid and Arthur torch light company will be out in their new uniform, and msrch to the meeting in procession. The Jadies are fnvited to be present. Frpsn Frow ThE seRINGs, Foreign and American Minersl Vater, Huo- p:di, Janos, Hathorn, T Irichshall Bitter Water, Vo , ¢ ress and Eapire. For ssl ', Ish & Mcabon, 1321 Farnh: t. 230 1m The following is & report of the Gist day's attendsnce in the public eshools and the number of seats: LOST ON THE FLATS, A Deadwood Gambler and an Omaha 8porting Woman in Trouble, They Take & Reckless Ride on the Band lots. Mondsy afternoon a young, light- 1y built, rather good-looking man, went to ove of Jim Stephenson's livery stables and hired a rig, payiog for it in advance and exhibiting st the same time s rather healthy looking roll of greenbacks. He sald he was from Deadwood and that he was boarding at the Elkhorn house. He subsequently took with him for the drive a woman from one of the Twellth stret houses and the two it seems went off on aregular tear. About 7 o'clock s man reported at the stable that he had seen the outfit and that both parties were drunk, and thereup- .on a man was sent on horseback to look for the perties snd take oure of the property. The search, however, was unavailing and nothing more was seen or heard of them until this morning af- ter daylight, when the horse walked into the stable minus buggy sod harness. but_well goated -with mad d Tooking as if he, too, had joined in the carouse. Charles Hallo, tho blok watchman on Sixteenth street, had very lste in the night met the woman out near the bridgs. She was ia & condition not endoreed by eminent temperance apos- tles, and his services were required to get ber safely home. She was called on by ths stebleman this moraing, but was unable to give sny sccount of the ride or the where- abouts of her late- partmer. She thonght they bhad been out on the prairie south of the park. Inquiry at the Northwestern depot dlscovered the fact that the hrracss had been found covered with mud and cut all to pleces, in thet neighborhnod, and finally the trail of the buggy was struck and followed _ through “the weeds ontints the sand lots, north of the city. Here the mark of wheels was followed round and round until at last it led up to a pond, in the midst of which the vehiclo itself was discovered, with one sbaft broken ard otherwise dumaged. From the sp- pearancs of things it looked as if the twe in their drunken ride had made the circuit of the sand lots seversal times by starlizht, and this the girl took for the prairiz. At length they struck the pond, in which the poor horse must have stood until asylight this morning, when his driver prob- ably cut him loore and made his exit from the locality by an umbrageous route. BStephenson's men are after bim red hot and have put the pelice on his track. The demages to the out- fit hired st the stable, are put at fifty dollars, to say nothing of the crueliy tothe animal. How or where the woman got away is not stated, but it isa wonder that both parties hadn’t been drowned. PaxcING. Having secured the beautiful and commozious hall on the northwest corner of Twalfth and Farcham ste. for dancing parties, I will now open 8 series of eelect sociables, commencing Saturday, September 11, and every Saturday thercafter during tho fall and winter. The greatest care wili beexercised so that none but the re- spectable will be admitted, and strict order and decoram will be maintained in thehall. The music will be under the immediate direction of Prof. Hoff- mann, the celebrated musician. Danc- ing will be commenced at 8 o'clock p. m.and dosoatI2m. Al the Jatest waltzes and quadrilles will be futro- duced. Admission, 35c; wardrobe, 10s. Ladies are respectfully invited. Fraxk X. LEMIEUX. TO THE LADIES OF OMAHA. You are cordially invited to inspect the finest line of novelties ever cpeu- od in Omaha, in Spanish Lace Scarfs, Fictus snd Ties. ALSO, Fine Pussamenterics, Buttons, Orna- ments and Rit bons. NOVELTIES. Saish, Ribbons, Laces and Fringes. JUB LOT Mull Ties, at Zbc, worth 502, Will bs pleased to show these goods whether you purchase or not. Kurtz's Store, Craighton Block. sepT-tudthu Oysters, at Alsted's French Coffee House, 1420 Dougias stteoct. 72t Garflield and Arthur Ward Clubs. Ata meeting of the executive com- mittee of the Garfield and Arthur club held Monday evening the following rsalvtions were passed: Resoled, That all republicans living 0 the Fourth ward be called to meet at the court houso on Friday evening, September 10:h,at 7:30 o'lock, for the purpose of orgenizing a branch Gurfibld and Arthu ciub. A weeting for the eame purpose and at the same time is called for the Sixth ward. Alsoa mecting of the republicans of the Sccond ward, for_the purpcse of torming a club, will bo held on Saturday evening, September 11th, at 7:30 o'clock. The places for holdiog the meeting in the Second and Sixth wards will bs announced hereafter. Notice of mee:ings in other wards of the city will be given by Mondsy next Headquarters tor Jos Schlitz's Milwaukee beer at Mercnaxnts' Ex. cEasce, N. E. Cor. 16th and Dodge. _Aurpby & Lovett,1os, agency; old et established agency in this state. apls-1, S.e Novelties, at Kurtz's. REGISTRATION NOTICE—SIXTH WARD. Notice is hereby given that I will sit at the office of the Street Railway company on Saturday, September 11, 1880, to make additions or alterations 70 | o the registration list of the Sixth ward for the epecial city election, September 14, 1880. W. O. B. Auex, Registrar. Omahs, Sept, 7, 1880, sep7-5¢ COMETO JUDGMENT. After Eluding His Victims for Eighteen Months, S J. F. Martin Lands in the County Jail, The only arrest made by tho police yesterday was that of J. F. Mar- tin, slias Allen, who is charged with larceny as bailee. Martin was in Omaba & year ago laet Muy and it ap- pears ingratiated hir#If into the con® fidence of several parties whom he eventually beat out of sums varying from a few dollars up to fifty. Among others who were tsken in by him was S. B. Hathaway, the gun- smith, who hired to hima gun and let himhave withit the ehells, or pre- pared ammunition, a shell bag and canvas cover and a cloth cover, valued in all at 847.50. The same night, May 8th, the fellow decamped snd was not seen again in this locality until within the past few days. On the same day that he swindled Hathawsy he give Mr. G. A. Lindquest, the tailor, a check on the o National bank for §25 fora suit of clothes, and on presenting the check it was found that Mr. J. F. Martin's bask account was purely a fiat account. Ha boarded while here with Mr. M. Donovan and left him on his bosrd bill, snd in short got in his work on several of our merchants and business men. Yesterday Mr. Hatbaway lesrned that hie wes in town, and was register- ed at the Tremont house as Allen. He bad his man srrested, but being confronted, the fellow deuied his identity with the fuzitive Martin, and professed not to know Hathaway. He was, however, committed to jail to awalt a preliminary examination, and fve witnerses will, it is aid, awear to his identiy, He stands a strong chance of going up for a time to the states prison, and has learniod too lats the {cost of hisli tlo_visit to—Omaka, whose b men are not so easily trifled with. Tho prisoncr is ssid to be s horee- trader who wanders sbout through Tows, Kanses and Texas, registering from any of them as best suits his fancy. His last register shows him to be from Kansas, g ey Do your shopping at Kurtzs. Lock cut for the Auction Sale of Fine Oil Paintings next week. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS Jobn McCormick left for Cl Monday evenirg. o Bert Watson returned to Racine college yesterday. C. J. Canan re'urned Tueeday from atwo months’ visit to Michigin. An-rew Bevins is able to be about again after two months illness. Marehal Westerdahl has returned from the national police conventicn. Emmet Keunard is reported to te Iying dangcrously ill at his residence Maj. G. W. Duane, went west Tuee- day in the interest of the safe busi- ness, Mr. Thomas Biyant, formerly of Tux Bre, was among the west bound passengers yesterday. , & well known mining expert, passed throu_i the city Mone day evening on his way east from Ca fornia. Lieut. J. D. Adame, of the U. §. steamship Peusacola, passed through the city Monday afternoon on his way east. Miss Mollio Brownson, Miss Dolly MeCormick and Miss Eliza Tompkine, left Omaba Monday for Knoxville, IIL, to attend St. Mary's school at that place. Hon. Michael Davitt, who, since his arsival in this city, has been lying quite ill at the Creighton house, ex- pects to leave to-morrow ot next day for Ssn Francisco. Al engagements at intsrmediate pointa have been nec- esearily cancelied. Mr. Davitt has now been engaged in his work for 18 months, and during that time has been called upon nightly and often daily, tco, for a speoch. In addition to this he has been harrassed by per- s0ns continually calling upon him from motives of curiosity and interest, by newspaper men anxious to interview him, and by friends who would show Liim the hospitality of the country per- forco. Aun iron conatitution would ¢ length, and so did Mr. Ho has baen worn out by the kinduess of his frionds, and has found in Omaha for the first timo a home-like resting placa. s to trade at Kurtz's Go It While You're Youus. A couple, aged resp 50 yoers, were made hepy by secur- ing & marrsge licence in Council Blulls yesterday. The would be ben- edict is a resident of Omaha, while his afliznced resides in Council Bluffs, Clerk Werren says he esked them their ages not becaure ho was afraid they were not old enough, bat because the law requires thst sush questions be proponnded.—[Nonpareil. Funeral of Mrs. J. H. Thiele. The funeral of the late Mrs. J. H. Thiele, who died at 4 o'closk Sunday morning last, of consumption, took placs at 2 o'clock yesterday§from the German Catholie church on Douglas street. It has only & few weeks since the desth of Mr. Thiele, since which time the deceased has been lying very low, un- til at length she followed her husband to the grave. The two daughtera are thus orphaned within the space of a month's time. State Central Committee. The executive committee of the re- publican state central zommittee will meet at the Commercial hotel in the city of Lincoln, on Friday, the 10th day of September, A. D., 1880, at 7 o'clock, p. m. Ja35s W. Dawes, Chairmi Cxgzr, Nob.,' September 5, been | The City Counc’l Lahors Slowly Through the Slough of Business. piie AR Judge Hawes Demands An Iovestigation. At the regular meating of the city council held last evening the entire council was present for the first time in several montbs. The journal of the preceding meot” ing was read and epproved. P_IITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS. From the mayor appointing judges and clerks for the special election to be held September 14th. On motien the appeintments were spproved. From the mayor transmitting con- teact and bond with Andrew Bode- sen for hay. Approved. Also contract and bond of James Dafly for grading at Hanscom Park. Approved. From D. Van Etten, calling atten- tion the dangerous condition of the bridge and culvert on Harney near Twenty-second str ¢t, Filed. From O. P. Deuel, in regard to the Iaying of certain sidewalk, asking that | tne order for the ssme be rescinded until a cross walk was built. Laid on the table. Frm Thomss Kennody, calling at tention to the coniition of the alley on Tenth street, between Jackson and Jones, which is six feet below grade. Roferred. From Elijsh Dunn, asking permiss- son to grade fora sidewalk at his own expense. Prayer granted. Feom Roswell Smith, et al. atten- tion to the asscssment of lots 1snd 2, block 87, an increse of 81300 over last year. Referred to finance committee, Erom property owners on Twenti- eth street, atking that the grade «f that street, between Faraham or Har- ney and St. Mary's avenue bs estab- lished. Passed From Mra. Mary Sylvester, asking permiseion to remove bara on Iot 5, block 100. Referced to committee on fire. From O. B, Sobrad, asking that ti- tle ou ot B, block 19, Credic Funcier addition, be cleared up. Referred to committee on judiciary. From O. H. Ballou et al., asking the abatement of a nuisance on Twen- ty-firat, between Izacd and Nicholar. Referred to Sixth ward delezation. From John A, Farbach, concern- irg certain sidewalk tazes: Referred to tinauce committee. From Police Judge Pat. 0. Hawes, demanding an ipvastigation. Rs ferred to the committee on police. From Judge Hawes, nitifying the council that Harry Lucas had been adjudged guilty of keeping a disor- derly houre, From Pat Weleh, ashing §320 for dirt waehed cut of grade by recent raina. Laid on the table. From R. and J. 8. Murtay, protes- ting agaiost the opening of Pleasant street through their lots unless paid for the same. Referred to 21 ward de'egation. From the city p' yaiclan calling at- tention to neveral nuisances, Refer- red to the committee on police. From A. Eber:s, ot sl , asking for grading of Fourteenth street between Pierce and Willams. Referred to comwitt:e on streets and grades. From Duffy Bros asking for $112 damages for washcut of grading by recent rains. Referred to committee on claims. From Georgs Heimrod and others in recard to nuisauce on Burt street. Referred. From the ci;! enginear on grade of 20th street. Filed. From Fred Langchal, asking for re- pairs on Piorc: street, between 13th aud 15th. R ferred to 2nd ward del- egation with power to ace. From Jas. Thierney, suggesting the - | apoointment as inepectr of water malns, Filed. The report of Police Judge Hawes of fines collected during the month of August, 8311.25, was referred to the commttee on police. Tho report of the city physician for the month of August was referred to the committee on strects and grades, after a considerable contest on the part of the committee on public property aud improvemenrs. Several reports from the city engi- neer were filed. Papers from Judge Berecke were referred to tho commuttee on plicy A communication from Issac Ed} wards regarding an alleged erroneous sidewalk tax, was placed on file. B. Saney & Co. not fied the council that they had begun work on the eewer, and needed lumber and oher supplies. Referred to commit- t20 on sewerage, with power to act. Allnew things at Kurtz's, A i ' 5 Revenue Selzure. The cigar factory of I. H. Schwal- leuburg, No. 2593 Douglas street, was teized Monday at the instanco cf Rovenue Agent Clark, the charge bo- ing the removal of cigars from bis factory and selling the same without payment of the tax. Real E:la[s Transfers. John L. Redick and wife to Christo- pher Rogers, w. d. Iot 7, block 2 Credit Foncier addition, Omaha— 55 ShH_e.my Faroam and wifo to Fred egitz, w. d., lots 16 and 17, blo UBSEouth Omaba—gog0. ok Simuel T. Shankland and wife to Phocbe Jane Trayner, w. d., o, 82 ft. tively 70 and | lot 2, block 249, cily of Omaha— 2000.. T. W. T. Richards, assignoe, to H. G. Clark, a. d., lot 3, block 56, city of Omaha—81. Hugh G. Clatk and wife to John McCreary: w. d., lots 3, block 56, city of Omaha—$2000. Samuel S. McConihe to John McOreary: q. c. d. lot 3, block 56, Omaba—$2, Railway News. The opening of the new union de- Pt took place at Atchizon Tuesday, and the best decorated locomotive present wins for its engineer a hand- some prize, and for the road it repre- sents the right of way to the depot for ome year. The State Journal eays: “The B. & M. proposes to compete, and has “fixed up’ one of the company’s mechines in elegant style. About $100 worth of flowers, the red lion from the dry goods store on Eleventh street which bears that name, flags, streamers and no end of other things will ba used.” e Mean Killed at Fremont. Frexost, Neb., September 7.—A. man by the name of Eaward Boyle was run over at this place by train No. 7 last night. It seems the man tried to get on the brake of the car | next to the caboose, and in doing so lost his held and was jerked under the car. The caboose ran over him, cat- ting off one leg and fractaring his skull. Helived only fifteen minutes. The deceased wassbout fifty-five years of age, and had boen attendirg the eye intirmary ¢} Marsballfown, W B~ e v s RUMORED RESIGNATIONS, e The City Treasury Again in a Depleted State. There are rumors of interesting times again to ocour in the city cour- cil. Our reporter waa ioforned by © 10 0f the members Tucsdsy thatHon. Levi J. Kennard, one of the members mined to resign. The cause of this determination is said to be the expen- ditures made by that body during the present fiscal year, which have, it is claimed, already exheusted nearly all the money at their command. It is also snid that President Boyd and Councilman Labagh will both resignif any further expenditures are made. About seven-eighths of the annual levy is required to pay the running ex- penses of the city, leaving but one- eights for repairs of streets, cross walke, etc., and that amourt has al- ready been appropristed. We under- stand that this will prevent the build- ing of the 100 cross walks recently ordered, and tha erection of the new gas lamps alss ordered but a short time ago, The charter makes the members of the council personally responsible for allexpenditure; above mcney ob ained by levy for this parpoze, and in addi- tion to this the injunction procured s year ago by Councilmsn Stephenson is still in force, so that the council is comparatively powerless, Councilmsn Chsrles Ksufmann thinks they should be allowed to make an annual levy of 15 mil's, which w uld give the ciiy $25,000 or there- sbouts for use on the streats and other necessary improvements 1doubtedly the best shirt 1 the vited States is manafactured at the Omaha Shirt Factory. Ths auperiority Matorial and workmauship, com- bined with their great improvements, thatis Reinforced fronts, Reinforced backs and Reinforced sleeves, makes their shirt the most durable and best fitting garment of the kind, ever manufactured. Read the following low price Present.Former, a0 160 175 200 tebirts 280 275 B ot S D Cheviot 17~ 200 (These are made on white bodies) Tresent. Former, ed Poriang and Ches ol ars attached, als Boics e working shirt for 1 one but Wamsutta M best Linens used. The above prices include Laundry- ing, » discountallowed when otherwise ordered. An additional 25 cents is charged when made to order. Omaha Shirt Factory, 1207 Farnham atrect. near 12th etreat. ALRRIALANTIDOTE b OF THEAGE. Safe, Certain, Sure and Speedy. NEVERFAILS TO CURE . he only artiele knownthatWill eradicatethis disease permanentlyfrortheSystem. J.C.RICHARDSON, 5OLE PROPRIETOR General Agents, RICHARDSON £0. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. STLOUIS- EVERYWHERE. SIGN OF THH COLDEN PIANO & FRAME, A. HOSPE, JR., Pianos and Organs First Class on Easy Monthly Payments, Sheet Music and Musi- cal Instruments. FINE S UCK OF MOULDINGS. Cil Paintings, Engravings and Frames at great- Tedaced prices. EX10 Frames, 1 inch, Walout exig ey e e “« B P w W 8x10 frime. 1t l0tograph frumes from 16c upwards, Windor Cor iees 75¢ & window and_pwards Lamibrequirs % 00 pir window and upwards, Co:nice “uies2 50per window ad upwards, Velvet framea ¢ each tas 00 IC. '3 and upwards, uitars 5 00, 6 0, 7 00 and upwards, Banjos 1 003 0075 00, end upwards, Accordesns trom 1 60 up, cheapest in city Send for samples and catalogue of mouldings and sbest music. HOSPE, JR., St.. Omana, Nl FOUR HUNDRED OATTLE ¢ steers, 40 vearliog beifers, 275 2 and For salezt my Ranche, one e old eer, 35 cows sad cirae aiso 5 hor- orighbred short born Durbam cattie, § balls and 8 helfors, 3 Norman stailions. Violin 8t Vigirs1 from the Fourth ward bad deter- |5 o s DNEMILLNASRES| J ) ST LI\ GHEAP LAND serted in these columns once for TRX CENTS EASTERN NEBRASKA, $2T0$5 PER ACRE. par line. The frst insertion Zover less than Immense Stock for * SPRING AND SUMMER Fine Custom-Made CLOTEING Men'’s Suits, Bocgs’ Suits 5 hildren’s Suits. SPRING OVERCuATS For Men, Boys, and Children. Under-Wear, Hats znd Caps, Trunks and Valises, at Prices to Suit All amr R POLACK'S. Farnham Street, Near Fou rteenth GIT UP AND GIT! NO OLB STOCK! Having Taken the Above for Our Motto, W eare Determined to Offer Our Entire Summer Stock of CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS Regardless of Cost. In Order to Make Room for Our Fa !l and Winter Goods. We Will Not Be Unde,"s0ld. BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE. 42212 FARNHAM STREET. X2X2=2 __CHARLES SCHLANK. SOL PRINGE. $56.00 Sty ond ard et o Feaio s L ngotey A . B Mmo TOAN—Call at Law Offcs . THOR AS. Koo 8, Crelehton Block 100 Dr. Edwards Loan Agency. ANTED—A gocd_man, with some kaowl. of the city, with referonco JOHN « 20,000 Acres AXTED—A mid lle-aged wom n to do gen- © al hoage vork i s amal fawily: must be & good conk ard washer. Call at 1618 = foraia street, W DOUGLAS GOUNTY, Wik st “lk | 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, ANTED—Diniog room sirl of tho Exmmett $6 to $10 .01‘ Acre, on : Long Time and - Low Interest, PO thres guol corpersers wauted, oo Fam-am$t. DR. EDWAKDS. 41T VW Teo—oe e e e | LT tracts suitable fo IVl oy > | Gelonies in all the best WK som4 & 2o Counties in the State, e s st 80,000 acres scattered through lowa, A large number of Improved rarms in Nebraska, many or ok ot g trem near Omaha, $12 to $40 A G to do bome work, 1100 | P&’ BCT8 Street, un Stairs nas.tf o0d girl at Hoiel Penmark, on . betmeen Joneoaod Leavenedith ANTED—2 dining room gir's at h. 4 ANTED=—First and tecond cook at the . ot 790301t hamber maid and cook Wages lirs. Aoply 2108 Burt £t quro at 3071 An Immense List ot OMAHA CITY PROPERTY, oy po-diion that will | Consisting o©f Hlegant Resi- wjidences from $3,000 to $2 000. Many vacant lots in the additions to Omaha, Hundreds of lots scattered o4 through the City. Houses and - [ Lots, Business Houses and Lots, and all kinds of Ciy Real Estote, ITUATION WANTED_. dress Decker, o TV ANTED—Bourders, at o. 100 c and Daxlgo Sta. Sitaation a8 e erk or waltor; bes: YV ol rfo-cuco’ given; speaks Germ Eoglis.. Addr ss B D, Peo Offico. TTUATION WANTED-As gencral clerk, hotel elork,correapond would deive a de g, give ms a living, A. D, H. Bee Uffee OR RENT_A heuse ot 0 roam: Dloaant aldition: kool cella-, We also have MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farms in Doug- las County, on 5 years time, at 10 percent. interest to all who cean show good titlee. Maps for Douglas and Sarp, Counties for sals, 7 "Boggs & Hill, Rear Estate Broxegs, 1408 Farn. St., Omaha, «eb. OR RENT—Tares u-furnished rcoms with [* Cosets and by, at 15'S Caes St. Term: moderats. J. B. BR 57 il front r-om fo- ROREENT A lrgen nt, With boar! an P URKIL-HED Rooms with or without board. [ at Furopean Restauract. 261 IOR RENT— inely furnishrd rooma a+ 1310 sodlith g Davenport strect, tet 13 OB RENT St e rrom In brick biock corner O Gt a7 Drailas S, with of with, ut el- lar. Apply to American House 20 OR RENT—A finely-furnlshed front room Enquie 2t 1610 Dodge et. OR_RENT—2 farniished rooms over Mer. chants Eschango, N. E. Cof. 16th and 0 ar sile. cheap. revera' | TIOR RENT—Large residence with sbout 1 O e ot aten s fow desicabic vacant acrc of gronnd, newly papered aad painted; ANDREW BEVINS, i 1K from coust bouse. Dorains 50508 & HILL li’ [ of 9 P SALE OR RF: o ri engine. conplcto ? ¢ s with 3 arm, wel it % able for b o5, Lots, Farms ORGHARD & BEAN. J.B.FRENCH& CO — | DEWEY & STONE, 1 SALE—Oue of . artes i the res oitn T | e e e e e ot romodies, Ex. | C-AIRETT S I FPURNITURE, GROCERS, city.dotnza higirade: | %1 BOGCS & HILL. Cialitr. CLLl SRens 50,000 DOLLARS CHEAP ! CHEAPER! CHEAPEST! ANTED—Ws want to contract with & reli- - e MAX MEYER & BRO. oo g N Propose for the next ninety (90) days to sell theu entire stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Ciocks, Silver-Ware, Pianos & Organ AND GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE At Manufacturing Prices, Which is from 15 to 20 per cent. below any Eastern Wholesale fiouse, = preparatory to moving into their “isem. |weN Store, Cor. lith & Farnham We Mean Business, Come ana be Convineed. R SALE 21t v Q0 el i A, BOOTE'S S & HILL. Oval Brand OY STHEHRS. brand of Opatars have now otatri ‘ped sll others. You gut mors Oycters I ASURE in m’y‘:‘ul this brand th:m n any other. . B. BREEMFR, Ganersl Weatorn Agent, Omaia. Sl LANCE & FOITICK. Gooz"’“g"rov ms Gt new House Furnishing G:oods, Shelf Hardware, Py ook 2 e T Nails and Ete. 1421 Farnbam Street. let Door Eas' Firat National Bank. Wa. F. STOETZEL, Dealer in HARDWARE, The Cheapest Place in the City for FIRST GLASS .COOK STOVES. 1 Manufacturs my own Pieced TINWARE That will last you a lifetime, at the Lowest Pn,ca in the x'&r. and deal in no factcry-wads truck that is almost universally dealt in now-a-dayr. ORSALE—3 choice Jota, next eouth of resi B F.B Kenbely, 9t Mary's Ave- BOGGS & HILL. ARM FOR “ALE—6 miles west of city. Fin- st farm in the county; $36 per scre. 5000, & HILL. dirt BOGGS & HiLL. RICK HOUSE. _Conventent to business, with fallot, 7 rooms, $2,160. BOGGS & HILL. YV ARTED—16400 i TRAYED GR STOLEN— One dark lay povy, ut 14th has s bizh, omp on left knee. ieral rewa:d will be paid for hisretofn, C. W. HAMILTO! 310 0TS, FARMS, HOUSES AN D LANDS. ook ovr BEMIS' new column of vargains on Tst OR EXCHANGE—For city property, small tracta of laid, eoversd with yonng tim: ex ac §20 per acre. 50GG3 & HILL. » LSy R 0 Tast of Joly f Lit of Augn [TOR SALE—Brau new house, 5 ri Meriio sheen and ane 2-year.old €ifsr, wnoert in whicb, from herd be driven from ¢ maba to Bl-iv. *or further Tormation_jnquire of clerk st Canfield House. aders wi 1 bo liverally rowardud foF Feturn of sme. 42011 With with i S3za3 e o suit, will sell at 3 bar BOGGS & HILL, O SALE _brick b e housosni 7 area near Stock Yards, §2,600. BOGGS & MILL. OB SALE Comer it of ot 5. W. Cor. 15 and Jackson st a smcrif- e, £0GGS & HILL. ateer or ation gain for 5 days only. 08 SALEFull comer ot N. 2. Cor 16and Jones Sta. BOGGS & BILL. M C3EY,T0 LOAX—Any one wishing to use V1 10 per cent. money in sums to suit from §500 t0 $20,000, can procure it throush u. BOGGS & HILL. ORSALECS biiass 1o e, rar e a¥ing smal avést with safety, and withoot any expense whutever, and get 10 per cent, interest. BOGGS & HILL. ums of money can FOME—$100 t0 §200 1s all y.u need pay down 1t you buy a home for yourself ikirough us. Time to su't 0a balan e. BOGGS & HILL. \OR RENT—Imgroved farm near barracks. B0GGS & HILL Absolutely Pure. OB BALE_Gouse and fanl it trect, one of the best locations $1,500; casy terms. Made from Grape Cream Tartar.—No othe preparation makes such lizht, flaky hot breads, o fuxurious pastry. Can be eaten by dypeptics without fear of th lls resulting from heavy in- digestible food. A Sold only i cans, by all Groecrs. KovaL BaKIxe POWDEA Co., New York stor city, BOGUS & HILL. T EW HOUSES—We aro now preparcd to build houses worth from $100 to $300 on i2i0n, 25th and 29th and Farnha ESIDENCE LOTS FOR SALE—200 lot in Kontzo & Buth's sddition, near busiaees, §60d surrourdings, lots ith young rces, and aro the choicest, cheagest and nearest to business of any lot in the market. By all ‘means look at lots m Kountze & Ruth's additi ' before purchashing elsswhere _ Will sell on monthly pa ments; Price 8100 10 356 BOGGS & HILL. HEAP LOTS -8 and 8, block 0, S! a- dition. Want be.t offer at once for one ot th. BOGGS & HILL. HEAP LOTS—Lots 17 and 18, Thomnell's 1d- dition. BOGGS & HILL. T OUSE AND HALF Lo esr Thirteenth a0 Gapiol svence, 1000 - 'BEST LOTS—In Shinn’s addition, $900. 0] T T N_EXCHANG] er of 320 acres near 3 Tenlence property 1\ - $4,L00 ‘asd to bost. 5,000 1 §4,000 1@ i Though & thou and teagues away oEars Tomis ountiin foviy ‘W can drink the same to-day, In cur fu1-0ff Wastern ARRANTS FORE AP Gires the r-re elixir birth, Healthul as the 11 sent Flashing. fr.m the breast of Earth, Tme and ditance, what are ther? Whea Artthus can repro g8 3 thousand lesgues away, ARGAISE—Two cottages with small lots. Fo7 the ok mausrgtant e Teith sires, South of depot iw blocks. ! sud-wiw | 1 also manufacture all kinds of Cans. W)!l;‘_g‘._ STOETZEL, - - - Tenth & Jackson Sts, SOLD BY' ALL DRUGGISTS! 0,500 for —— e A G e | e re——————— Lovely Rostbud Chromo Cards, or 208 | | = CHOICE LOTE=00 Purk Wid Avens, 20 ¥l i 5 pame, 100, Nasav | 1O oaly 8o & blocketpep: 1§50 10 8609, 450 Co, Nagan, . ¥, T by paymesis. - mnm “