Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 18, 1880, Page 4

e SAFE ROBBERY. 1LY ) i Morday Morning, Cct. 18, BALVIIILS, North Cmaha Turns Out An- other Big Sensation. Leading Hatter, Work for the Vizilance Com- mittee. Frederick, fo 6 ages. = True to the statiment of The Bre afew days sine b on the repu- ation which the bridge haa sained as {he secto of divers maifea- sance, & successful burglary wes com- mitted there Saturday night. Wa do arscter of not mean to asperse the nts in that locality. We only wish to make it known that tramps and rowdies, for fome inex- plicable reason, cheoss to make that tocality their rendezvous. The grocery store of Mr. Thomes A. McSkane, situated about 200 feet east of the br 1+F wad a winterish day. of stodk ymdred and mine z¢, on Camirgs street, was the sccne of the burglary. En trance was mads by pryiog a rear docr pen. The only object of the thicves appears to have by They re- eved the mo fafow nickles blew the largo safe This drilling a hole in one of r the combination knob, which br a n cash. open. was done by the dvors n. and userling powder, the door in_ belves. T of the eafe was forced ameust secared by tho th thought by Mr, McShaze to bo be- tween fifty and elghty dollars. Ugon discovering the loss yesterday morning. hosat once called Marchal Westerdabl and officer McClure ¢ , hop- ing by the remaining evidences of onslavght to get some to the thioves. In comeul they concluded to make a search of i | the neizhborhood for the iron money- druwer which had been taken aw This was found by Offic 88t up agai the stock yards of Mr. Hall, which lie afew hundred yards to the southwest. Ta and near tho drawer wero found the valuable papers, which Mr. Mc- wne had deposited for safe keepi and which are of 1> value to 2 inne open. st the <t anthor The A GERMAN'S GRIT. a Deliberate Suicide by Strychnine. The Coroner's Inquest and Verdict. The datics of Coroner Jacobs hev of lata, been decidedly light in contrast with the month of August when euicide was epidemic. It was believed that the disease had spent its force, but s row case s reported to-day of us ecol avd deliberate a sui- is often heard of. About ten cclock Saturday a wagon Grove up to Jacobs’ dvor snd stopped, the driver inquiring if they wereat the coronsr's, Upon beiog answered ia the sfiirmative, ho with ar. aasistant unloaded the dead body of & wan, clothed ouly in pantaloons and chirt, barcheaded snd barefooted. o Tho owner of the team, whose name s Albert Kobs, i a German lising about six miles west of the city. He told the pirticalars of the death of the man whose body he had brought in about as follows: The deccased arrived at his house & little after 2 o'clock Friday sfter- noon walking through the rain aud asked if he might come in and etay all night. be was drenched As throush and in a mizerable plight Mr. Kobs had not the heart to turn Lim away 0 he gave bim the desited permission. About balf an hour after supyer the man came Into the kitchen and asked for a glass in which to take some med- icine. He then touk out a phial from which he pour:d sowe whitish crye- tals into the water, and drank the dose. Ope of the family remarking thiat it *“looked like sugar,” he replicd, “Well, it don’t taste likesagar.” He then laid down, aud afterwards Mr. Kobs saw the twitching of his face, but thousht he was laughing at him, and felt rcther hurt at it, sfter Lis but the owoer. Among them a note he holds for the sum of £5,000 anl decds and mortgages of quite as much value. Besides this plunder wan taken a few boxes of cigars, aud probably enough chewing tobacco to last thom a short time. That the perpetrators of this raid were not profe-sionals s conclusively prosen by the tocls which they em- to do their work, which, they left orthwestern Dr. H de was recorded Satur s to their generosit behind. The officers brought them to plice headquarters, whero a re- pocter of Tue iice saw them. They consist of a carpenter’'s brace, with which the drilliy however, firmer chisel, chisel, aud a is likely that hes but none wer near the safo w uel, through w run into had heen fou as done (the drili not found); five oigths mortice wdriver. Ttis used, On the floor found a paper fuu o powder was was an inch found Call; Huzerty v ruled. 1; motion over. skey ve. Rhodes et al; sale wed . ors vs, Richa of D uzla mty sul fred Burle titated , #pocial master coun and Fan flret page. Ittner; administrator; sale firmed. mwell Cromwell; plaintiff ordered to give new bond by Satar- day mornirg next. Depeie vs. Deloro et al.; plaiutif ordered to give security for costs by Saturday morning next. Forbes etal ; v, MeHugh; moticn overruled. Collms ve. Trotherh on'the 19th . C of this city, wall a dnlis will ot German American Ta- . involving a wmarri=d wowan | surance Compony; order of revivor, » Ia gay widower. Yook out for break-| Henry etal. va. Auderson; motion overruled. SERES s riner va. Markam; leave to file v of Musie y morning, sud the PU:‘I”H gt :m“:!’" i aud el Bankes va. Frisona; motion ovar- v » b | ruled hin evening. Guild & Morrell vs. Cunningbam The only.cases in the police court §:- | & Co.; motion overruled; leave to rning, were thr HiC S ORE gl . Hornberger; contivu el do Westerhah!, In the matter of the assigament of ephens & Wilcox; order upon mo- nee to pay dividends ete. ds vs, Morkel et al; E. Wakeley appoiated guardian ad litem * Priar L. Markel, minor defend- ant. Court adjoarned uniil this moruing £t 9.30 o'clock. ———~———— An Bariy Snow. The storm which prevailed on F y afternoon and night was quite ceneral throushout Nebraska, and in eome seztiovs & very heavy fall of snow is repor od, particularly in the Const to determine aths magnetion iness of GGtz & Freeman has much of lato that they were ud new quarters for thewr and have removed “Their brick treet. on Harney used, but only as & facto other noted horses of Hickok's now in the east, wi out the first week in Elkhorn Valley, where the enow antormaa {rifta in the cuts tm the Omaba, Nio Col. Rog brara & Black Hulls ranrosa’ were . the Pla te, has returned from | Plied UP from eeven to_eleven feot "ot Niokzar, thenew postin the north. | 13 01 Ckading he road and delay. e part of th e repor he | 1e5 Rt > i 1 sy o cporiathat the | 411 a. m. Saturday on_tho Omaha 5 g Wil be ready | div.sion of the *t. Paul & Omaha upancy by the first of Dec | road, was delayed about five houre. There was aleoa heavy enow fall cn the Omaha & Republican Valley rosd, aud between Osceola and_Stromsbu:: there were drifts seven feet deep in the cata. On the Union Pacific tel» ic communication was cut off the storm. The wires were ten up again as far as North Platte aturday b For twenty four hours there was 1o telegraphic com- munication with points west of C.l- “otwith<tanding th \oather thre wa g d PASSEMENTARIE "" IMINGS, BEADED CAPES, |umbus. Whether the storm stra-k COLLARS aud COLLARETTES, |the cattle rances in western and g | northern Nebraska has not yet been learned. This heavy fall of snow so | early in the season is something re- markable in Nebrazka. — e CHAMPION POOL GAME. A hendsome silver medal will this | 100 Pisces Biack and Colored SILK FRINGES, ived, being ths largest avd | richest stock ever shown in Omahs. A: CRUICKSHANK & CO., The re hospitality had been accepted. About 2 o'elack the farmer woke up, heariug the visitor walking about tie floor, and saw him go outside into the yard in {he dress described above. He was gone so long that Kobs thought he wisht be making arcangem to steal » horse or something clse, and going to the door to look for him, found him lying on the porch, stone dosd. Not knowiog what else to do, ho axd his hized man, Taco. Klabunde, placed him in the wagon and brought him in to the coroner, which was cor- tainly very considerate toward that f- ficial and saved him a very disagree- 5 and the county quite an ex- nts pensa. A jury wes impanneled consisting of E. M. Rarlott, Chae. Eigerton, Lovin M 1r, J s McMichacl, Frank H. Buper ad Honry Siert, aud snin- on the porson of the ated that he was a Ger- icien and that 122 was apparent 1s of age, was of ) is namo Dr. Honr Iy not o been an office o Prossian anuy 110 eay Tast ni wud two childrer arains left in nes ha bad t !t be str a del and was undorst that he had & w'i Adew wore pronoanc That the suicid is proven by a few lines written inblue berate onc pencil on a page of his memorandum book during the evening, which were o follows: To any United States officer: If1 am found dead, Kivee Clubs of Arkansas, Dr. Brewer or one Dr. Thos. Morton, Baxter Co., Ar- kanses. What Kivee Clabs are nobody knowe, but Coroner Jacobs bas tolegeaphed to several partics, inclading those named and will hold the remains sub- ject to their order. The jury found “That the deoeased came to his death by means of poison sdministered by his own hands.” e e PERSONAL PARAGRAPES. G. W.E. Dorsey, of Fremont, was in the city yesterday C. 8. Stebbine, wife of Assistant nger Agent Stebbics, of the ed from the east yesterday General Pa: T morniag. Mrs. Sam Brown and children returned from the east yesterday. ey, formerly of the postof- e force, went out to Grand Tsland yes. terday. 5 Mr. Henry Doble left for the east last where he proposes to lay in a oth stock of boots and hoes for the winter trade. Architect Elfatrick, of Boyd's opera ¢, has gone to Loulsville. Miss Kate Fowler, of New York, has beea engaged to take charge of the prepar- atory department of Brownell Hall, and will arrive in a few days. Church Howe was i the ci He retarns home this morning. yesterday. orze Caufield has returned from a trip to Oakdale. Mrs. M. W. Gaylord has returned to Omaha and will make her home with Hon. Geo. L Gilbert. K. Valentine was in the ci yeeter- Bierbower went out to Sidney Sa- Mrs. Ben Gallagher has returned from thewest. = Judge Elmer S, Dundy left for Califur- nia Saturday. M. B, Hoxde, of Grand Island, left for home Saturday noon. ‘alentine was a west bound passenger Saturday. Mrs. John A. Harbach has returned from the east. adi ailers, | evening be given by D. L. MoGuckin Tl At 650 pm.; Satur- | to the beet player on the pocl tables. 0o vidw-ths | Contest open to evergbody. The e | highest equal shots t. o | MerEaxest Kaxnes, manager of | gams. Opon from cicts ¢ e Open from e i Nobraska Vinegar Works, has en- | 7 iomted gy, 314 South-Tenth street. | wpeak at Belle Creek Friday eveniog. Piof. Saml. Aughey went west on the noou train Satarday. . J. Burnham left at noon Saturday to please look for THE LORDS LIEUTE ANT. Dr. Henry Aarons Commits | The Great Evangelist on His | An Unfortunate Woman from Way to the Pacific Coast, ‘With Sankey, the Sweet Sing- er, Stillin His Company. Yesterdsy was a day of unusual interest to the religiously Inclined portion of our population from the fact that Messrs. Moody aad Saukey, the great Evangelists, were in our midst and held meetings under the auspices of the Young Men's Christian Aesociation. They left Ch 9:15 Firiday for Omaha by the Chi aud Northwestern railway and will arrive in the city this evening. Knowing that cur readers would expect to hear from them immediate- Iy after their arrival if not sooner, their time schedule forced usto take the latter alternative and taking advantage of the temporary atop of the train this morning, in esstern Towa, for bresk- fast, our through telephone line was called into requisition and the porter having called Mr. Moody out from the dining room, the following collo- quy ensued, begun by cur reporter. “Hello!” “Hello!” “Ts that Mr. Moody?” “Yes, sir. What do you want?” “I would like to ask you a fow questions if you have no objections. “None whateve® sir, if you will be brief; my time is limited.” “How long have youand Mr. San- key been contemplating your trip to San Francisco!” asked our roporter of Mr. Moody. “Ever since we came back from Europe, iu 1875, they have been in- viting us out to the Pacific slope, and we bave been promising them we would come.” “You have never been there before, 1 believe!” “No, not together. flying trip out there.” “How long do you expect to be there!” *I don’t know; that depends on how the work opens up.” ““Will you conduct your work in the large tabernocle as you did in Chicagol” “No; we will work in the cburches, as we did in Baltimore and St Louis.” “‘How about Mr. Hollenbeck’s branch of the work, that is an added feature s it not?’ ““No sir! He'll do about the same in the temperance work as Mr. Sawyer did in Chicago. ““What Las been your more recent work?" “Our last work was in St. Louis and a0, but this summer I base beeu atteudiug to my school for young ladies and I have etarted ome for boys alsc, both in Northfleld.” *Whera will you go from Sin Francieco?” “Well, I don’t kuow, that depends. We have had strong calls from New Orleans and we may spend tho first part of tne season i California and \hs latter part in New Orleans.” ““When do you expect to reach Sau Francisco I “About the firs of November. We shall probably stop at Sait Lako and probably at Cheyenne. At this moment the bell ran; {he interview was summarily broc to a close. Once I took a and Wantep—3 good blacksmiths on L4tk strect between Harney and Ho- -1 Axnosw MuRPRY. {f Ogsters ia cvery style at Tizard's. 15-tf Reduction mantained, c16lm in prices, Astor superiority N. Houze, The Cozzens House bas beeu leased by Mr. Augustus Cary who ia prepared to accommodate a limited number of respectable boarders. No families or children are in the house and a quiet. place with good accommodations guaranteed. Day board £3 00. Board and lodging £4.00 per week. Coz- zens House, Ninth aud Harney strects. A number of 100ms have been fitted up for lodgers. ol4-th-s-t J. L Nichol & Co., opposite post- office, areselling choice apples at §2 25 per barrel. aud Michigan Quinces at 650 per basket. A choice line of grocerics always on hand. Registration Notice, State of Nebraska, Douglas County, -8 Notice is hereby given that T will sitin the store of E. W. Wyman's, 15th street, threo doors south of Pos; Office, on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, October 25th, 27th and 30th, also on Monday, November lst, 1880, for the purpote of registering the electors of the fourth ward, City of Omaha, Douglas County. In witness whoreof, I hereunto set my hand this 15th day of October, A. D., 1880. Joux S. Woon, Registrar of said ward. ol5-16t Nicely farnished rooms for rent. Inquire No. 1616 California sireet. ©13t3 Mgs. A. CALDERWOOD. Meniers celebrated Fine Chocolate, at Joe & Sam'’s. tf LOST OR STOLEN. One Irish setter pup, nine months old, white and red. Answers to tho name of “‘Bruce.” Five dollars re- ward will bo paid for the dog. Jaxes HExvERsox. Cor. 12th and Jackeon Sts. 14 3t Telephone to Joe & Sam'’s for a box of thosa Famous Osramels and Bon- bons. LA st BARGAINS 1N SILE AND Wonsrep Surrs at McDoNaLd & Hareisox's, olGsat-tu-th Gratz & Freman, cracker manu- facturers and wholesale dealers in Nuts, Candles and Cigars, have re- moved t0 510, 11th street, (McShane & Schroeder's old stand), which will bo used as sales-room and office. Their old stand will be used only as factory. 012-tu-th-sat $1.25 will furnish you with & winter's rup- OLESOK'S QUTRAG Omaha Raped by Him. The Brute Incarcerated. Nearly every one witl remember the caso of the man Karstol who was ar- rested in this city some months sgo and sent to the penitentiary for steal- inga silver Lrick and some eilve Irippings from the smelting wor where he was ewployed, and W he concealed in his garden until they were found by the officers. Hard lack follows his unfortunate fami'y still as will be seen from the follow- ing horrible story from to-dsys Lin- coln Journal John Oleaon, a Swedo or Dane, a stone meson by trade; who has been before the police court on severalocca- sions, for minor offenses, was dragged befere Juetice Platte yeeterdsy to an- swer to_the serious charge of rape, said to have been committed upon a poor, lone and forlorn woman named Barbara Karstel, whose husband js now in tho penitentiary, serving a eentence for the crime of larceny, committed in Omaha. Mrs. Kars- tel tells a plain, straight-forsard story and underwent a rigid cross ex- amination yesterday, without contra dicting herself once. To begin with, the poor and unfortunate woman is & tenant in a small house ownod by Oleson. About ten o'clock last Wednesday night, just as she was re- tiring, the defendant called at the houss and demanded admission. She asked who was there and then refused bim admiseion. Whereupon be broke open the door, and then demand- ed matches to light the lamp. The woman and her two children were very much frightened and after be had received tho matches and struck a light, ke was again ssked to withdraw. He refused to go, and at once made a base proposition to her, aud was re- fused. He then ecized the poor woman and accomplished his purpose, Upcn_ his testimony Justice Platte bound him over for his appearance be- fore the coming term of the district court. S. P. MORSE & CO., FARNHAM ST., CASHJOBBERS AND RETAILERS of DRY GOODS, BARGAINS 1N BLANKETS, COMFORTS, ETC. rrOM STEPHENS & WIICOX'S STOCK, We huve many boods, bought last year, that have since advanced from thirty to fifty per cent., yot we offer them at bankrnpt prices: 50 piirs 104 White Blankefs a £§2 00 worth §3.00. 50 prirs 10-4 White Blankets at , worth $4 00 5 pairs10-4 white blankets at 85.00, worth §7.00. 25 pairs of 11-4 White Blaukets at £6.00, worth $9 00. L 30 pairs California White Blankets at $10.00, worth $20.00. 400 pairs Wostern Groy Blankets at 85, 86 and $7.50. All to-day worth from $2 to €5 a pair more. Our new Display of DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, $2 CALL FOR A CONVENTION, To Nominate a Eenator for the Sixth Senatorial District. A conventioa to nominate a genator for the sixth eenatorial district of the stato of Nebeeska is Lereby called to meet at the City Hall, in the city of Omaha, on Tharsday, October 2st, 1830, at 2 o'clock, p. w., of that day. Dated October 16th, 1830, C. F. Goovyay, C. 8. Cuasr, SR Kex~eDY, Comuwittee, Mrs J. IL Siaven & Co. have been busy the last few days in opening and arranging a luge and complete stock of fall and winter styles, just reccived, consisting of five millinery, clegant neckwear, notions, &e. Mademoiselle Protay, for many years trimmer for the cstablishment, has just relusned from an extendcd tour, having visited New York, Chicago and other leadiog emporiums of fashion, and is prepared to get up anything in this line on short notice and in a satisfactory man- ner. Ail lady frieuds, ncquair tances and others wishing to obtain the latest fashions are invited to eall. Mra. J M. Slaven & Co., Jecobs block, Cap- i enue and Fifteonth strect. _ BPEGIAL RATIC . Boartne &c., iming oncy for TE! per line; caci subew;uent laser per line, The fiet insertion n TWENTY-FIVE CEATS. TO LOAN—OKEY. 56,000 e 5 vams o 20 aod - s for 140 5 years’ time on first ctaxs improv H Iy at BEMIS ANTED A g 2115 Culiloriia . between 21st on N Al housework ‘ofthree. Call on Mrs, Lorerzo , fifth house from St. Ma-y's cood hovwckeeper, at 1100 ol 1 s OREMILLIONAGRES GHEAP LAND k=g EASTERN NEBRASKA, $2T0$5 PER AGRE. 20,000 Acres - DOUGLAS COUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, $6 to $10 per Acre, on Long Time and Low Interest. Large tracts saitable fc- Celonies in all the best Counties in the State. 80,000 acres scattered through lowa. A large number of Improved Farms in Nebraska, many or them near Omaha, $12 to $40 per acre. An Immense List of OMAHA CITY PROPERTY, Counsisting of Elegant Resi- dences from $3,000 to $2 000. Many vacant lots in the additions to Omaha. Eundreds of lots scattered through the City. Houses and Lots, Business Houses and ANTED—2 men 10 work i+ marked garden, ,. end ¢ H.W. BAIL, 650-11 W \, J irone-. 2N FRINGES, Posamenterios, Boaded Trimmings, ofc, s vory elegant, aud certainly the tinest thown in Omsha. UNDERWEAR! UNDERWEAR! FAR UXNDRK VALUR! Mens all. wool and merino Shirts and Drawers a: less than wholssals Children’s merino from 20 cls up to rices of to-day. Vestz and Pants, best Cartwrigh Wrner's goods b0 d. Merino Vests and pants, at 50, worth 75z Burgaina in Lidvs Sounless Vests, at $1.25, worth $2.00 S. P. Morse & Co. Ladie: Regal HD!thl.fl The appearance of this rising young “atar” at tho Academy of Music was not under as favorablo sus- pices as might havs been wishad for, but she sustained the reputation which had preceded her. She is not only a beautiful woman, but one of the future great actresses of the world. Hickory, Chestnuts and Black Wal- nuts at Tizard's. 15441 THE LATEST FROM INDIANA, Toforms us that Fred M. Peterson, the “Omaha Bakery” man, has the finest rig in town, and gets up the best line of bread, cakes and pies, and rans tho cleanest shop in the west. All from $2.80 six years ago. Try his celebrated Twist, 516 Tenth St. thatf A1 gentl man, 619 b 17th St , bet. Calitornia aud Webst:r. 716 o Ko. (05 :Sth, tet C Stieet. JRRENT- Threo ; RENT—targe hou near Cas sirce furni : fumishe: t Exclanze, N. roctn Grer Mor. Cor. "16th and o.if 015, FARMS, HOUSES AND LANLS Look over BEMIS” new coinmn of barsa'ns on et Pavo. HOUSES And cornsr balf_of lot, & comer 14(h and Cass St 7 room: Tent for 20 and §25 16° mont IELYES With FUSES Wit s ket wioe oo 183 i i o from 8140 STt W Bvent, mext te peromnes 5 OR SALZ—Mixed paints,at A Holties 16th and Californa Sts. 61541 0R SALE. now, clogant, first-class 73 octavo piano, direct frm mannfacturer, at less than manuficturer’s prico, will soll at s bar K and give time if de-ired W. J. CONNE I, 80011 A SPLENDID LIST O Houses, Lots, Farms and lumn o 1t page S Tweaty 1o twenty-tour quania_ o ome igiar vy Joha . Taulson iexemor B SALE_Cottonwood fumber of ali sizes,s O T it I RKDUONIYS;strivsutiseti S5 s E16c MISCELLANEOUS . rtment of sLAck and COLORED FRINGES; 500 GRoss Dress Buttons—new and beautiful designs— just roceived st “Tme Mrcmastcs’ OxE Price Stort” of Frepkossox &Bro., 408 Thirteenth stroet, near Harney. 0c9-gat-tu-thu-tf The Early Robber. Mrs. R. A. Wallace, who keeps a dry goods store at the corner of Tenth and Dodgo streets, was surprised on coming down from her reeidence to open up, Saturday, that the door was already open, and that somo thief had carried awsy about $12 worth of gaods, including underwear, silkc wipes, etc. Thero was no one sleeping in the store, and Mr. T. J, Collius, who came downabout an hour sea the door open, but did not suspect burglary. It was fortunate for the proprictor that the thieves were su easily satisfied. M=. Aveustes CARY has removed his bakery to ths northesst. corner of Ninth and Haruey streets, and built one of the largest and best ovens in the city, snd has a capacity for turn- ing out loaves for the thcusand. Vienna bread, pies, cakes, aud a fall Line of eatables of this kind always on hand and delivered to any part of the clty free of charge. o13-w-s-th before Mrs. Wallace, was the first to |- OIS, FARMS, HOUSES AND LANDS. Loo L4 over BEMIS new eolumn of barguingon 1st sbout one milo " B " shope, and nearly dead from exposurs, ., & sorrel iorse Wi white sl b forchebd i coar marke vt same by appl Ing st s G Laund v 1 var e charges irgeou. graduate of the velerinary cllcze. of St tgurt and Zarich. - Hospital 1140 % avenao % 1m OWDER Absolutely Pure, Made from Grape Cream Tartar. preparation makes such liz) O Juxarious pastry. Can be’ othe , flaky hot breais, Lots, and all kinds of Ci'y Real Estate. We also have MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farms in Doug- las County, on 5 years time, at 10 percent. interest to all who 9 | cen show good titles. Maps for Douglas and Sarj Counties for saje, > 4 beautiful lots fronting south in Isao & Selden's ada, for $150—half cash. ‘House and lot, 224 and Dodge 83000 House and lot neac Br swnell Hi AT Two new houses and fall lot, rents for B0 poryear........ New brick house, 212 Tots. Louse fuil Iot, Califora} < and 4 fulllote 8¢ Mary s House and small ot, south of depot. House and emal lot, soutn of depot. Resilonce prope:ty, Kount Rath's add, Fine re Hotso ard (ot, 234 House and lot, N Houso and lot 8 Residenceand corner lot. Besi Fouse aud Guo-hait iof.. ‘Three houses and coracr & ‘0 and corner Lot - Houss and 60 {ect front, 16th strict. Lar<o house and corner Lot swee and three lo Two house aud. corner t it ouss and small fot, Cass sireer. Hause and lot, 21¢h near Farhemn. Brick hous and comer 10t Stmall how o and fatlo, G w5 e o s ] 0ty worth §1,000 o5 F ne brek revidence.. o . Brick rexence Now twosory o Kow donco snd ful ot Farsham o Home and o acre, T5th siroct Hom and b o, 150 stre House and ok, Shisn's adai s Hoao and baif It Cass. shrt. Houwto and it o, Cass Street Residence and 1w Tots, Capjs ceant brick redance—3 faf lo Finot restdarce 1t the iy Rexcenee. pe-perty Residen's propers Residence. Tinore i i, oo ama ot it House and o, 31th and Fermpaia tiouse and 1t 7t and Doozias: House and fol Lot Tzard 1. o e o 1 1o esdence peoper & Houseand I Residence House and srnham st. . 5 Tot 1 biock from Court Tot 1 block from Court Houso............ House and coriier iot % biseks from Court House and i1, Nichois House and 1 acre, Gises' House andlot, 117h atree: Large building and six lot Houss and lot on_ Davenport. Houwe and } lot, near depol House and § 1o House and fot, 80 Residence dition s Reridence preperty, souih part 1 iow Hoass and§ 100 Webaten b Ho' o and 3 acres at varraci House and lot, AFmosteongs ad: Hotuse and lot, Soath 19 House and lot, Kountze and Raih's ad dition z Residence s § ioi. Houss and lot, 16th 3.1 property, Kounze ard Ruth J U N Immense Stock for * FALL AND WINTER Fine Custom-Hade CLOTEEING Men’s Suits, Boys’ Suits . Children’s Suits. WINTER CVERCUATS For Men, Boys,and Children. Under-Wear, Hats and Caps, Trunks and Valises, at Prices to Suit AlL a0 B ACETS. iear Fourteenth 20 Farnham Etreet AGENTS FOR DEVLIN & GO TETHE STON GLOTHING HOUSE, A=2A7= FARNHAM STREET. 2T e A EBOOTIES Oval Brand The salesof this “brand® (1O have row onfatriped all others. You get more Oyeters 5 WEIGIITAND MEASURE in ca - of this brand thom + any ofhee EENET, "‘!_ s .; “ & DB | DEWEY & STONE, |- trocras carneaTs I FURNITUORD, GROCERS, OMAHA. OoMAHA OMAH A. MAX MEYER & CO, WHOLESALE BACCONISTS | 5.00 per 1000 upwards. cco, 25 cenis per pound upwards. Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards. Send for Price List. MAX MEYER & CO., Omaha, Neb. MAX MEYER & GO, O VI A EL A GUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS, > Balls and a full line of @t Fishing Tackle, B NOTIONS AND FACNY GOOD m B GATZ & FREEMAN CRACKER MANUFACTURERS, And Wholesale Dealers in CIGARS and CONFECTIONERY. During the Fall and Winter we will handle COUNSELMEN'S FRESH CYSTERS. which are now the best in the market. A large sssortment of CANDY SUGAR, TOYS for the Holiday trade. GATZ & FREEWA 0 11th St Omaha. Ww. F. STOETZEL, Dealer in HARDWARE, The Cheapest Place in the City for d-6he capacity of bis factory, and = = | Senator Saunders and wife left for Mt. | ply of Hayden's Patent Fire Kindlers. et o ST o o BT the best vine, the | Clam chowder at Grand Central | Ploant, In to attend an old | Sold by all Grocers. °| For Delicloms OARAMELS, the | Sgiisintc \ o oy . cLAss 000 . ety gnd Bon always on b o 1oy | Pillrd Hall o-ight. el % 2 Ginest in America, Go to Joe & Sam’s, ovah. Baxika Fowsin Cor ¥ w York Boggs & Hill, Fiiniactiioity cwi et . stk f BISHUED wixe vixooas, | R | Ticket Agent Senchrest,of the Kapas |, APY 90 visiting the clogant rooms | next to Postofice. u AT e Vixmcan and Wik vismoas, | that Hoydens l.m'K' syl . Joe & Council Blufls railway,eft | °f A+ W- Nason, dentist, will be at| o, == ¢ Grand Central J- H FLIEGEL & Go I ARE, S5 gl e ) e e O s once convinced that be has better fa- | 1. : : at will last, you a lifatime, at the Lowest Price in the cit T3 at the low : e R ) 5 g d th S s o . That will last y. i he Lowest Price in th . ) e lomat st all frtchun Grooer, ars fust e |y ooeep e e, s oy e | 00 o d0i5g s st | B2 Hll o igh o éfir? u ';PKILI.A) 5 EAL ESTATE DROKERS, | and deat in no fadtory-mads truck that is almost. universally b S0k 1he G| thins for sarting ok e wih | p Lo ook D for foutzen I —_r \ dealt in now-a-days. R e, g sranted Capt. Thos, Wil jef | work than any one in the west. Offise, | E. i i i remiam at tht Nebracka Siate Fuiey | cither wood or coal these cold mora- | commismry of satustone o e S TR e Gapie] averme lflfonh:\:‘!e;n:hu E ot Faraham | 2o: 1220 Douglas Street, 1408 Farn. St., Omaha, deb. I also manufacture all kinds of Cans. mtioth | ings, 52 OMAHA, NEB. WM. F. STOETZEL, - - - Tenth & Jackson Sts, ment, i snd 15th street. 1t treet, late Elgutter's store. 1m sty | Tstaees