Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 29, 1880, Page 4

|4 i . S =35 ogramme of the evening, and excit.- {pany at the competing prize drill at THE DATLY BEE. Wednesday Morning, Sept.20. | A Man Arrested for. Selling | Inter BREVITIES. — ~—Paterson sells coal. —Fino perfumes at Saxe's, —Use Lewis’ dry hop yosst." —See Polack's advertisement. —For the toeth, Kuhn's Dentrifice, Butterick's pa“.crnllt,k’klhmk. | —Porter s running the Omaha ferry Read Catalogue of Books, Srd page. —For Lauds, Lots, Houses and Farms, look over Bemis' new column on Lut page. Bargains. Tmported and Key West cigars, at Kuho's. —Seidenberg & C gars at Saxe's, —Lots, Farme, Houses and Lands. Tusok over Bemis' new colamn of bar- 's Key West Ci- sonins on first prge. —Col. Sellers is coming. —“Rathibua hos night school.” —Go to the Academy to-morrow night. sters car came up from St. ~The pay Joeyesterday, Eactern trains were all late yesterday goruin Ninety-vine cars of stock came in from the west yesterday. ~The hazards. —The unterrified are hieing to Hastings convention meets to-day. ~The secretary and treasurer of the “ here the State Boardof Agriculiure are still count ing the cash on premiums. Posters are up for Jay Rial's “Hum' v October 4th and 5th, cheked near Farnham. was done. ~The U. P has, in compliance with the order o the c ty council, placed flagmen at the 1'th and 17th street cromsings of their track. —The marshal and policemen of Tin ©oli are pulling houses of ill-fame and A eaforcing the Sunday Jaw zenerally. weign of terror exists down there. ~There laxt ‘year tian Nebraska. endingdune F0th, was $912,784. “Ihe Nebraska State Spartsmen’s field trid) takes. place at Milford, Sepbember iq;,.\r\ A number of- @Bight cportemen will attend and there rge attndance from Lincoln, A ng /by the Milford sportsmens 3 October 1st and 24, the “be given " —Squirien are sadeevery,dayns $o the. prosent fire limits in #hiv city, and woiive it heldw for the Blhefit of overybody: Howard and Sixteenth strects, theuce east to Fourteenth street; wouthi to Jones street, east to Tenth, north t Hgwand; east t> Bight, north to Doug- la; west to Ninth, morh to Capltol Avenue; west to Sixteeuth, and south to starting peint, ~The bunting car Izank Walton cme im from the east yes'erday, amd left at uoon en route to Gelifornia. It had on board a party inchding several officers and Steamship line. Among these were Wimn. Cunard, A. B. ©mard, A, Duncan, snd A, B. Dunean, London, England, and C. G. Franklin and Mr. Balfour, of New York City. Jobu T. Raymond sppears in Omaha Saturday evening in the character of “Col. Salers.” Reserved seats may be secured at Max Meyer'son and after Thursday worning. Mr. Raymond has iotely plaved in St. Louis and elrewbere, appearing in @ yariely of characters. He s supported by Brooks & Ki Camely Company, Tasiness was light at the poli © conrt this morning. One younz man arrested oususpicion was dischatged, Two men wharzed with intoxication and fighting wiere arraigned and the examination de- feed wotil later. One of them had been DLy severely punished ard his head was frguctured in nearly as many places o that of Barnuw's tattood man, 7% As the train was about leaving for the fl Monday, ® passenger ] waiting to alle the satve was arrested on a warrant sworn out by the agent of A, L. Strang & Co,, charging him with having obtained MgLill of goods of them in 1876 under sudulent representations. Rather than , the mav, whose name was Frod Sy¥rupke, paid the amount. fifty dollars, *aml was allowed to proceed on bis journey. ~The celcbration given by the Lewis Excelsior Bavd, September 224, was a wocess in every particular. Three excel- debt addresses were delivered, and prizes were awarded as follows: Silver cup, to the neatest atiired lady, Mre Julia Simpson; ladies chain, to best waltz-r, Joseph'ne Jackson. The gentleman's wis awarded to a visitor from Ne. Prof. J. Lewis, o behalf o returns sincere thaiks to the v f iends who attended and mided in waking the affaip & sucoess. John Rosha, a Mesican who has werved the sfate four years in th€ peniten- ti , for stabbing a man near lischargod last Sunday. John can ak & word of English, but when in- ) W toat B mniebe depers . reludint to go; when told that he o 80 e e o act aupyert o Saciatod upon Teb ol Captain e Job, became very wrathy. W .~ Lincoln Journal. All who attend the lecture to-night will be well pleased. —— S RS Co. G Flaz Presentation and Prize Drill. A large and select andience gather- “cll in the armary of Co. G, last even- ing, to witness the preseatation of the «logant silk standard won by the com- Camp Buford. The regular quarterly dsill of the company for the gold badge was the first exercise on the «d groat interost and was closely con- sted. Sergeant Fred. B. Lowe, who “won the badge at the last drill, being again the winner. At the close uf the Agill Captain Jobn 8. Wood and Chas. *3. Greene stepped forwnrd, the form e beating the fag on b half of the Grand Avmy of the Republe, which waa presented in n. elégant speech by Mr. Greene. Capt. Crager, on behalf of the company, responded in a happy little speech, after which Mayor Charo, Gen. Manderson and Col. Watson B, Smith were called upon for voluatary apeeches. - Kurtz's store, Creighton block. ' New Esgrav.ngs at Ho:pt's. — T : Bophaeg gy g e box - ty council of Lincoln ays that the Suuday law must te enforced at all ., to appear at the vely yn-a-way took place last o Thirtecnth sbreet, which was No great dsmagy just eixteen states in the suuion that 1aid more internal revenme tax The revenue collectedinthis state during the fiscal year CAUGHT ANOTHER. Fiat Land on a Fiat Agency, And Thereby Makinga Fortune |. Sheriff Guy, Mondsy srrested aman pamed Franklin Beyran, ona fugitive warrant issued from the court of Judge Anderson. Beyron was formecly a resident of this state and carried on an extensive land business, being agent for soveral different cor- porations inclading the B. &M. From Nebraska he removed to Iowa, locating at Burlington and carrying on much tae same kind of business. Gradually it bezan to be understood that he was not exactly straightiu all his trans- actions and one by one the companies he reprosented dropped him until he was left withcut any. He was not to be dsunted in this way, bowever, but constituted himself an agent, aod kept on his ol work, upona sortof fiat basis, Being provided with maps, blanks and the neceseary paraphernalia of a land agent, and possessing a fand of knowledge concerning the country where his fiat posseesions were lying, he traversed the various states in the east with ignal succees, selling land which was not his to eell, and some- times land that didn’t exist at all. It is said that he grew rich st the busi- ness, and is well fixed sbout his home in Burlington. | Beyron’s last trip wae, it is said, in Michigan, where he Toped n a num- ber of Beandinavisnis, his fe'low-couti- trymen, giving them papers, purport- ing to be gond for ceriain lands and taking from one-third to one-half down in cash on the purchase price. Such were the proportions of his busi- ness that it is eaid he rescived throngh the mails from §400 to 500 dsily, his purchasers being invariably good for all they contracted to pay. At last, however, they got the drop on him, a a party to whom he had sold land coming ont to this state, and finding thathe had been badly sold, and that Me. Beyron's land existed, like his agency, purely in his mind. Com- plaint wasmade sgainst him ia the courts of Michigan, for obtaining money under falso pretenses, and a aquisition was cbtaiued en the gover- norof Towa for the possession of the man if found at home, Ho got onto the racket, however, aud escaped. He was arrested in Des Moines and in S0me mysterious manner got away from the officer. Since that he has been flitting to and from, be- ing heard of i some mew plece daily, visiting in this way Bar- lington, Omaha, Chicago and Kear- ney. The B. & M. officials, some of whom had suffercd at his hands were hot after him and were the cause «f in final arrest. On being brought before Jadge An- derson this morning the defendant got a continuance until the 30 h inst., at 4 o'clock. His bail was placed 481,000 and good resident security domanded, and in defauli of this sum ho was sont to the county jail. C. J. Green is his attorney and G. W. Am- brose appeared for the state. wit goods at Kurtz Engravings at Hospe's, FOR COOL MORNINGS, Children’s Houds. Ladics’ Underwear. Children's Underwer. Choice slection of fancy knltgoods of all knds at Kurtz's, Creighton Block, J Hear the brightest of lecturers at Masonic hall 5-night. New Engravings at Hospe's, Deserved Promotions. Mr. W, N. Nason, who for several years past has served the Singer Sew- iog Machiue Co., ia the_capacity of General Western Agent, has recently been tendered and accepted the posi- tion of General Southern egent for the territory includitg Mexico, Texas, Indian Territory and other Southern tee, giving him exclusive authority over a district of over four million population. His headquarters will be #®Galveston, Texas. Mr. C. W. B. Odin, has been tendered the posi- | tion of Superintendent of Agencles by Mr. Nason and to accept the same resigns his position of cashier and book-keeper for Mesers H. J. Leo & Co. He has howeverserved the com- pauy previously for eight years and thereby demonstrated his ability for the work. While the firm regrots the Joss of #0 valuable aman as Mr. Odio, they are geatified by the fact of the lugrative, responsibilemnd. important posttion into which he well go. Wi believe the changes are not only high- 1y -complimentary to- the gentlemen thus promoted but extremely credit- able to the good judgment of the Singer Company. It page to trade st Kurtds Frish ¥ooxt THE srenves. Foreign aud Awerican Mineral Water, Hun padi, Janos, Hathors, Friedrichshall Bitter Water, Vichy, Conaress and Eapire. For sale by Ish & McMahon, 1321 Farnbam stroet. a30 1m Fraxe Hucurs—Communicate at once by telegraph to Woodruff; cy- wything §s arranged eatisfactorily. Mother wants you ~ me, P. G. H. New Engravings at Hospe's. — e K. C., St Jo & C.B. R. R. ticket office will ocoupy on and after Septem. ber 25th, room 1020, Farnam atreet, Max Meyer's new bui'divg. W. C. Seacarisr, Ticket Agent. 523 10t We have jast received a large num- beroi PauLor and Cuampez Svms and other Formiruke which the pab. Yic are invited to itspeol. Cuasves SHIVERICK, 1208 and 1210 Faroham St. o Ui soig HONEY CULTURE. resting Address Before the State Bee-Keepers As- sociation. On Friday evening of last week the state sseociation of beekeepers met at the court room tolisten toa lecture from Mr. Newman, editor of the Na- tional Bee Keepers' Journal. Owing to the fact that the meoting wasnot sufficiently sdvertised and to the many other meetings and entertain- ments taking place about that time the attendance was quitelight, but those preseut heartily »ppreciated the rare treat thelestnre gave them. The lecturer after » few gouersl in- troductory remarks cafled attenticn to the fact not generally known, that n.o where on the globe is honey fond in such abundance as in our own land. Thee number of bee keepers in the United States is three hundred thou- sand, who have thres million etands of bees, a single colony of which has been kuown to gather 450 pounds in one season. The subject of the proper handling of bees was also discussed st length and many hints given. The neeessity of having a prolific quéen in the hive was urged, in order fo keep. up the stock of laborers, as hovey gatherers are a short-lived race, A worker seldom lives over forty dsys, the wear and tear of their wings be- ing 80 groat asto kill them within that period, and especially if they have to fly very far for their honey. Bees have been known to fiy a distance of ten miles to gather"honey, when ikere was notie to be found nearer the hive: A compreheneive discusslotiof ¢he it plements necesmry to successful bee keeping followed, but while very in- teresting to the profession, would fot be nderstood bo the general readef. Mr. Newman prophezied that the pure Italian bee would b6 the bes of the futufe. The importance cf suth ns 43 the Gne tiers being ad- dressed could not be over-estimated, and & carcful study and observation of thebee and its habits was an indis- pensible requisite to success. Allod- ing tothe copsumption of honey, he raid it wss wonderfal to see the hun- dreds upon hundreds of tons of honey sent to Eurcpa every season, to eay nothing of that consumed at home, The ingenious American bee keeper puts up his honey in such magniticent shape and condition, that the demand always exceeds the tupply. He had seen 300 barrels of extracted honey, from Awerica, at one time in Europe. In closing the speaker agsin touched upon the importance of & practical study of the science of bee cultare. The arsociation adjourned to meet in Omaha, Oct. 15th. ssociat Sce cle ““Caiture 1 ic hall to n New Engraviogs at Hospe's RATLWAY RuLERS. The Vice-President and Direct- ors of the Union Pacific in Omaha, The directors car of the Union Pacific railway cam- in frum the east yosterday, havivg been sent fo Boston a few days ago, with Mr. Elisha Atkine, vice-piosident of the road, aad a party of thirieen ladies aud geutlemen ou Leard, The car was Tun on a sidinz i the depot build: iug, where it will reman during the stay of the party in Omaha. To-morrow & second detachment, headed by Mr. Fred. L. Ames, a member of the bord of directors and executive committee, will arrive in the city, and joining those now here will 0 weat by a special train during the forenoon to Sherman, where the two gentlemen named, with Mr. D, H. Baker, oneof the directors who s with Mr. Atkins, will definitely locate and complets all arrangements for the immediate construction of the monu ment to Oakes Ames. This finished, the Ames party will return east, while Mr. Atkins and his friends proceed to San Francisco fora tour of health seeking and sight seeing. As a lecturer Bishop Warren has no peer. Hear him to-night at Mssonie hall. e Choice Butter 25c. Fresh Egge, 20c at J. L Nichols & Co'a. ot se mg aes 1wy ““Culture by Astronomy” at Masor- io hall to-night. el RSN Headquarters tor Joo Schlitx's Milwaukee beer at Mencuaxts' Ex. omasar, N. E. Cor, 16th and Dodge, e e e Died. ROWLEY—At, the residence of §. E. Hurd,in Blair,on the morning of the 20d of September, 1680, Fannie, wifoof Chas. Rowley, of Omaha, aged 24 yoars, Mrs. Rowley has suffered more or less for years with that strangely fiat. tering, yet fell destroyer of 5o many lives, consumption, and bas Baally yielded to its insatiate power, leaving a fond, devoled and trus husband and two little motherless children to bemoan their loss. May heaven pro- tect and comfort him, his littie ones, alzo the parents and other relatives of the departed. ME T ‘Want Their Money. A meeting of a majority of the cen- sus enumerators of this city wss held at the offics of A. M. Ohadwick, Esq., last evening. The gathering was of the nature of a conference to consider the best plan for securing the money due them. Ttis now some four monthe. since their work was completed, and as most of them are men of families, they think it but just that the money, which they greatly need, should be forthcoming. An sdjournment was taken, andin the meantime' memorialy and private letters will be seat to Sec- retary Schurz, asking that their needs be attended to, and their money for services rendered be promptly paid. Our vitizens can attest the faithfolness f their work and unite in ‘wishis “An Independent Irishman” Expresses. Hirnself Upon Political Matters, Ouana, September 28, 1880 To the Editer of Tax Bxx 1 noties in your issue of last Thure- day & paragraph I relation to politiéal matters in New York, showing what au alarming amount of injury Har- 's Weekly is doing £o the cause in that secticn, in fact all throughout the country, through the coarseness of its political illustrations, aimed, as usuaf, at the Irish Catbolic voters. Now, ss a foll-blooded Irishman, T wish to say & word or Ewo, and as I re- gard your paper as an independent one, to_some extent at least, I have confidence enough that this card will aopear in its columns, As to Nast, of Marper's illustrated paper, I have o uye forhim. As for Curtis, he writes 80me sound, logical and truth- ful edlitoa;ials, and is eminently cor- rect as rean, 18 Roscoe Conkling. Tn thiscounde, 7Previous to the rebell- o Irithmen to a great ion 1 know that “FUIRORS B 8 - party on extent took o the a. "% ©INES TR thei¥ arvival here; tov. takes fo witer, and wh,” .iol" 9,]"’:: time mot inclination to MR first vote T cast myself was s . o ic one, but it was a loug tise %<0 ey far back as 1852. I cest my fim. ot Tot for Henry A. Wise for Gover, " of Virginis. A msn I met afterwara. and on the same soil trying his utmost to o¥erthrow the government that he had sworn to uphold. But it is not my object to flaunt the bloody shirt, only assn independent Irishman to i iof a manner ss posel le my viaws politically. Our frien Davest ol in s able aud manly address, to do our own thinking, and 1 for one, ifttend to foflow out his in- stréictions to the letter, as I regard himi as a good adviscr aud one that has done somé solid wukh:ur luhn':l; ostablished what may .| S o Trade cx Tabor Cnien the working claes of . ?Z'-f‘é',"m that issomething the church d nor ever tried to do. A - their_object being on 27 ST, e ves (o for “~tian, havono use G . countrymen —_-—_%M G e Another Gang of Cracksmen Made Happy by a Good Haul. SPECIAL NOTIGES. NOTICE—Advortisements To Let For Sal Lost, Fourd, Wants, Bosrding &c., will bo In- serted in these columns once for TEN CENTS ‘per line; each subsequent ingortion, FIVE CENTS per line, The frst insertion nover less than TWENTY-FIVE CKMTS. Omaha is not alone the sufferer from cracksmen and safe blowers, as will be eeen by the following from The Nonpareil of yesterday: At half past 5 o'closl Sunday morn- ing, the hired man in the employ of Herman Sanders, of the Chicago butcher shop, while on his way to the slaughter yard, noticed the front door of John Mergen & Co.’s store on South Main street, standing open. Thivking something might be wrong he informed 2£r. S., who immediately aroused Mr. Mergen, and together they went fo the -store to find that the safs had been success- fully “blowed” and the smsll drawers with their contents in money and val- uablo papers carried away. It was the job of an - expert, but at the same time of some one who understood the situation, and was sufficiently posted to know about what might be captured in the safe, the odd change in the counter drawers being loft undisturbed. Enfrance was made by bresking the lock of the front door, efter which the bar was removed trom a side door to afford an easy way of escape. The main work of opening the safe had been a short job. in the usual way, by drilling a hole through tho outside casing of the door, blowing in powler and bursting the door from ita fastening by an ex- losion which failed to arouse Frank arn and family, sleeping in the back. room, The tools used by the cracksmen wer,! Wostlylstolon from a carpenter shop near by, except that they took good cars to carry awag the finer in- Strements n ecessiry,todo tho drilling. The drawers to the safe, containing papers valoable i0 the firm, were found on Sunday in the_Chicsgo lumber yard alsopowdor-anid a piece of broken chisel used in forcing open the front door. Tielots was $223 company funde, 830 And some cents belonging to tho Roscuo fire compuny, of which Mr Mergen is treasurer, his private funds amounting to about $8.00, and private funds of his partver, Charley Graul, to about the evme amount. ‘Pwo watehes, not very valuable, wero {aken, and £ome coins which may yet unravel the mystery. Seo dohlman’s at Kurtz's., for lgem, and if aft would believed a8 1 do, the, dbitiiies a have to work for # livitig the a we co. Bot Iam not goin3 to jfifflot upon you an electioneering article, for such is pot my object. I would like tosay that Ttishmen shouald, be politi- cians, bat notpartisans. Tiuy should support the party that is in favor of the most 1 beral form of government, the one that will grant them the most freedom, religiously, economically and pelitically, a party whoso principles are founded on reason snd science, practical and useful knowledge, social reform, true morality and equal rights of men and wome Now, I will say in conclusion that the republican_party is too religious or bigstéd fo inaugiirato the political reforms that liberal men want and de- mand; and, secondly, the republican, democratic and greonback parties are all afcaid of offending the church, and 80 they court its favor and play into its hand. AX INDEPENDENT TRISHMAN. See underwear at Kurtz's. Omaha’s weok at Kurtz' Co. H's Ball. At the request of the friends of Uo. H, N.§. M., the company decided at their meeting, held last eveniog, to givo rnother ball on the evening of Thursday, October 14th, 1880, JOHN VALESTINE, Captain Co. H. Omaha's week st Kurizs Don't fail ¢ hoar Eishop Warren to-night. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHE Hon. J. W. Osburn, of Blais city. Mre, E. W,Nash went west yesterday,to Ogden. Lieut. Foote, of Fort Omaha, has gone | o1 to Chicago. Mr. James Laird, cf Hastings, was in the city yesterday. 8. P. Morse and family returned from the east Monday. Hon.'J. M. Woolworth and family have gone to Chicago. Hon. A..J. Poppleton retumed from Lincoln at noon yesterday. Miss Ella Kennedy, of this city, is rus- tieating in Sarpy county. Miss Katio Murphy left yesterday for Yankton to attend school. Hon. G. W. E. Dorsey, of Fremont, was a west boucd passenger yesterday, Judge N. 8. Harwood, of Lincoln, took the noon train west Tueaday for Californis, George A, Percival, of The Merrick County tem, was in the city Monday.: Mr.'J. Sheedy, the well-dmown stock maa, went west yesterday toCamp Clark, E. M. Morscman, superintendent of the U.P. express, weat west yesterday {o Cheyeane, ExGovernor Leland Stanford, of Cali- fornia, was an east Bound passenger last nights Robert Patrick left for New York City Monday for “another term iu the Coltme bia Collegelaw school: Tioy W. Rhone, of The Eterprise, of Republican Gity, Nebrasks, iwin tho city, and favored the BEE with a call, Mr. P. H. Swift returned Mondey from a visit to Leadgille and the mining camps «f Colorado, lgoking as slick as a mountain dai . Mr. M. Roche, the welFknown advince ageat of Canlfield, and Miss Delia Moran, of this city, now returming from a visit to Ireland, were to be married in Chicaso to- day. “‘Mac.” left for Chicago Sunday af- tarnoon, accompanied by Miss Lizzie Mo- Cartaey, who will act as bridesmaid. Mr. Chas. McDonald will act as bridegroom, The party are expectad fn Omaha Friday matuing., Congratulgtions willshen'bo in order.. i —Remember the grand rally a¢ the Acalemy of = Music this ‘evening, under the auspices of the Garfie'd and Arbur club. Hon. T. M. Marquette, of Lineoln, wiil deliver an mndflzo gee club will sing. Ladies are especially inyited: The campaign opens all oyer the state to-morrow aud republican orators are hastening £o the front from all directions. Boom ! Miss 50 —A case of ‘constipation by sing Padihars Figs, ool oo 2 S e T Why ‘doss " Girabives withi abscat {og medicines, whed a purely/ fruit cathartio will cars you at once—Ham Try them. Do Jour shiopping at Karidls: plmc o i burg Figs. ‘months, : | of Quinine Tor Don't fail to hear Bishop Warren to-night, Real Estate Transfers. *s and wife to Harry B. Philip Mye. 7. und } lot 8, blk M ef dli W, w. 3 116, Omati-—Siiod: to Mary Fanu§ B. Myetd 6t m ‘ot 8, Tsabella Myere! #. d.; ilnd 3 .. blk 222, Omaha—8875. 8 Mathias Drabozel and wife 6 Wéil: 231 Wolesenshy: w. d; 64w b ne } aw Lo cood tp 16, ¢ 13; o—g30. Honry O, Jones to Marid Darlton; w. d. 040 ft. lot 1, block 102, Oma- ha—$1000. : Carson Reed and wife to E. W. Jensen, w. d, e}, ne}, scc. 6, ip. 16, r. . O o—85 > G. W. E. Guiffith_and wife to Bmi- Iy E Arnold, w. d. lot 2, block 2, Horbach's eecond addit 7000. Omaha Chapter No. 1, R, A. M. moets this Titesday evening; Sept. 48, at 7:30 sharp, for work in the Mark Master degross. Jawes Gitperr, H. P. Do your shoppiug at Kuitz Omaha— | P TO LOAN—MONEY. $56.0007 TO LOAN _ALS per cont Inter wardsfor 1406 years’ time on irst ciassimprov est, i sums of $2900 and up- ONZY TO LOAN_Oail st faw N HOMAR, oo 3, Oric) Y TO LOAR—110% A7 D i e i A first-class Freach eook dosires a situa’fon Tnguire 1411 Pouglas stret, between 14th e A a0d 1530, 53-8 20,000 Acres == ANTED—FRcard and_rooms, No. 305 Crpl- tol avenue, between 16th and 17th 8°s. mer 15th. ANTED—Two_energet W s o oo s commissions paid to good men. Douglas St., cor. 16'h 3t. Wunfi.«l 10th St. TANTED—A ciil for geners] housework. Tnquire 1511 Chicago St. [k at the French Coffee Hon 540 $6 to $10 per Acre, on Long Time and Low Interest. PV BRTED—A st clusm baker, 1t the Omaire Bakery, 10th St.. near Mot Hall. Nona but frst-class teed apply. €0y ANTED—Dining 100m crl and a good boy- at the Emmett House. 5133 W ANTED—2fcx class bachers, st 3. 17 Car. roer 15th and Farub 508-t¢ Mg:m NTED--$L50per day. T.MURRAY. (1) Counties in the State, 80,000 acres through lowa. OAKRN WANTED_AC] s masic teacher) will #ive prano lessona in ¢x- chiance for board. Private famils prefeirad. No objestions 1o country. References given"and ‘ T Radmess B nosaence>sgrapd | Farms in Nebraska, many 3 W ANEED—An experiencat dry conts, coth. ing, buots aad ehoes walcsman; n other references requird. o Iady (irst ANTED—A good pastry cook; St. Charles ‘Hotel. 2. per acre. Addross G. need app l 49129 A ANTED_A good girl to do generat hon o- wark. Apply comer 12th and Facifec, An Immense List of OMAHA and17th. OR RE: Ca Horn 5561 ma at 1310 N. E. Cor. 16th and 29041 —AtDaven [ Fout House. Real Estate, AND LANDS Lot s of argalrs on 1t L k ave We . MONEY TO LOA. OR SALE_A miare, sound and kind. be. ween six and suven vears o!d; valuable for ildlo b doubleharecas, Apply Bor o, O 2 R T S U ST} FEBRIFUGE A REMARKABLE LETTER FROM A CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN. Bryan, Texas, June 11, 1879, J: €. Blchdrdson, St. Louls—Dear Siri— 2y bo, 3 years old, hnd fever er day, 2 months. every ©F every third day, for about Lused ns much ax 12 gral during the day, but with no ; tried Cinchonia (alkalold) Sulph, Cinckonidia, Salacine, etc., etc., but the y §ot worse all thetime, T sent down to my drug store Foueifuge and 1 rits Jost 0 oo never had & b4 oo S yen s B oarud e, - Very respoctfully, J. W, HOWELL. IT 48 THE BEST. Stockton, Mo., Aug. 25th, 1879, . 0. Richardson, St. Louls—Dear Stri~ Qiifford’s Febrifugs is the best tos Shilia"and Fover that we. have ‘o Andied. © hag oo A R focountry. ' Yours MACE FROM A PROMINENT DRUG FIRM. Chilliothe, #o., July 30,1879, J. O. Richardson, St. Louis—My Dear 8ir:—Here is something lei if you can make any use of it please do so. Wo have sold hundreds of los with like results, Your friends, GEO. SAILOR. . HE 8TILL LIVES? Offics ot 1. 5. Novelty M. 05 e Tor ity Aveaat’s, 1678, e S o S rma Deen faial had X not Qld. " Yours truly, H., W. POO] Manager “U. 5. N, Mg Co — FEBRIFUGE GENERAL AGENTS; RICHARDSON & CO., - 8t.Louls. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE, PROPOSALS FOR CHEESE, Orrice, Porcuasisa axp Deror, MNISSAKY OF SUBSISTENCE, Nex., Sept. 14/h, 1880, } , in dupli ate, subject to the Wil be received at thin offce, oon on October 4th, 1680, ai Preschce o bilders for farni ing and deuvers ce of bidders for fami ‘and delivery at Omaha, Neb., of Y, 6400 pounds Factory Cheese, {o be in drums, averaging about 40 pords each. The checse must to del vered at the U. 8. sub. sistence st ro house free of cost of d-avage, and Ul bo inspected sfter delivery, an i wil oy be. ccepted when such insfection shows it to be of suitable quaijty. Al to bedolivered by ct ber 20th. Tho roserves {he right Lo ro- by of all proposais. _ Biank bropssils will fam'stied cn arplication. Faysdore: eon- iwing propoeals shou d be mirked ‘Checee,” and addresser 4o the under MAS W) sep2s-st . SH £ealed proposal usual conditione, antil 12 'clock: h time and . SHOW GASES SMANEPACTURED BT oy refund- 2934 | e if the goods on Improved Farms in Doug- las Courity; ot1 5 y time, at 10 percent. int&t'est to all who = can show good titles. white cow, red on neck and h i poty o T et S50 G X EVARS ad W N Maps for Bouglas and Sarpy 'k— = Counties for saje, of k-ys; owner c n have A bunch y by ol iz at this fice and paving 70D 8 on their bns ¢ rased from herd, S uth Umaha, on Fric OTS, FARMS, FOUSES AND LANDS Luok over BEMIS' new columm of bar,ai g 116t 1 cu tome s that he House and lot, 224 snd Dodge. nable to serve them for the next (%5 «f threc | Hou-e and lot near Beywnell acco nt of 8l 7337 | Twy now hotises and full lot, reats #4°0 per ytar. New b ot 1 west of Quahie. HERWAN LA Larze hou e and corner Large house full I Fine resfdence propety. House and fot, 23 ard Harney. Houee aud lot, Nelson's sdditior House and fot Shinn's add tion. Besidcnee and coret lot.. Besidence {cash) Residedce Residence . Fouse and Three houes and cor, Residenco and co- House an 60 feet fron Lar.e houss »nd Residerte ant three lots Two house and corner ner ot ... Bouse and sma'l fot, Cas 1 strect. Hause and lot, 3ith near Farnh: m 2 T2BLIIUNLLSSIZRIB2S Tot. t, 16 I 0ck Ladies' Side Laco Boy's Alexis Side Laco Kid . Ba'les R Brick housc and corner 16L. Small howe and fullot, Caniings Heuse and lot, 23d stroet. Houss and fall lot, worth 4,000 o Fn br ek re iden Brick résidence. ouss and cor New two-story house and corner lot. Res'dence and full lot Hcuse and one sere, {5 House and haf lot, 28t street. House and lot, Bhinn's addit Hotise and hai lot, Cass ste- 5830333838 Youtl's Bufton Shoes New Gocds House and balf Iot, Ca fceived daily, Residence and 'wo lot e sell for cash only. don’t wear as represented. We_keep in Fock all sizen S sy andwidths and i suarantee - a 7200 good fit in ev- -3 ery respect. - ize House and jlot 1 bock from Court Hirtae and s oL 1 Btk foom G House Boots and Shoes Made to Order A Pecl. PeCIALIY. 250 The Oaly Complete Stock in the City . 2,400 H. DOHLE & (0., 25 Leading Shee Store, %0 edim L A. F. RAFERT & CO, Contractors and Builders, Fine Woodwork a Specialty. Agents for the Encaustic Tiling 181 A Residence, Kountze and Ruth's Residence property, Kounta dition . ; Rerkdence pecperty, soui House and § lot, Webster tt. Home and 5 actes at barra House and I House and lot, House and I dition Armeteong's additn South 11 at.. ountze and s Residen Bravargsemas Dregnarer or rus Pres,) | Resdence end § lof. . PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES. o Coie Gt | FCRT OMAnA. Kus , Septemter 27, 1580 Sealed pro in triol cate, sabfeet. to the dsnal con itixe will be received at this office , 1680, at w1l beopene] inpres- and delivarl until 12 o'elock noon on Ceto! Waich place and time Boggs & Hil, ReaL EstaTe Brokess, osls. government res:rres the right to reject iny oral prop e, Biknk propbealsiea 1 nformation as to the ‘manver of bidding, concicions t be otserved by bidders, and terms of contract aad pa meat, ‘i1 b furaished oa application to (his offica. L e O, T WILDE, |miglhtiftIiunitil 1408 Fam. St, Omabs, deb. . A scod smorimeniyyeon baod W8 ez, "vd"u,r.r.vmnmlté e 2 i bathd ONE MILLIONACRES GHEAP LAND EASTERN NEBRASKA, $2T0$5PER ACRE. DOUCLAS GOUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, Large tracts saitable fo= Celonies in all the best scattered A large number of Improved ot them near Omaha, $12 to $40 CITY PROPERTY, S A i Consisting of El t Resi- Ha oo ut ggl:)ce-!utmm $3,0 i tlo t:flszo,- T e . Many vacant lo in el qooms over Mer. | the *_additions t0 Omaba Hundreds of lots scattered through the City. Houses and s 1ot ts, Business Houses and =|Lots, and all kinds of Giy _—.—’——-“_—- ommsl FURNITUR®D, GROCERS, OMAHA. OMAHA OoMAHA S Send for Price List, mow-t MAX MEYER & GO CUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS, INOTIONS AND FACNY GOODS Wu. F. STOETZEL FIRST CLASS COOK STOVES | WM. F. STOETZEL, - - - Tenth & Jackson Sts. 83-ecd3m JUST I1V. Immense Stock for ¢ FALL AND WINTER Fine Custom-Made OLOTHING Men’s Suits, Boys’ Suits Children’s Suits, WINTER OVERCJATS For Men, Boys, and Children, Under-Wear, Hats and Caps, Trunks and Valises, at Prices to Suit Al ax 27 S » OLACK'S. Farnham Street, Near Fourteenth NO 015 STOCK Having Taken the Above for Our Motto, Weare Determined to Offer Our Entire Summer Stock of CLOTHING AND FURNISHING COODS Regardless of Cost, In Order to Make Room for Our Fall and Winter Goods, We Will Not Be Undersold, BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSH. A=A== FARNHAM STREET, I=xi= CHARLES SCHLANK. ___ SOL. PRINGE. A. BOOTITS Oval Brand OXY ST The salenof this *hrand of Oysters have now ontatrped al WEIGH T AND WEASURE in cine of ths brand them 1 sy o septdim v ¥ General Western A LANGE & FOITICK Dealers in House Furnishing Goods, Shelf Hardware, Nails and Ete. 1421 Farnham Street. 1st Door Fast First National F 3ank. J.B.FRENCH& C DEWEY & STONE, ORCHARD & BEAN. I MAX MEYER & CO, WHOLES OBBACCONISTS ! Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards.- Tobacco, 25 cents per pound upwards. Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards. ALE MAX MEYER & €O., Omaha, Neb. ONM A X A . Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and a full Jine of m Dealer in HARDWARE, The Cheapest Place in the City for I Manufacture my own Pieced TIN W ARE, That will last you a lifetime, at the Lowest Price in the cit; and deal in no factory-mads truck that is almost universal dealt in now-a-days. I also manufacture all kinds of Cans.