Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 24, 1880, Page 4

' 1iE DAILY BEE. Wednesday Morning, Nov. 24. BREVITIES. — Taterson sells coal. fity styles, “Cheape WinTER € hun ever,” at Frepemick; HaTTER. Party Fans at Atkinson's. cheap, at Buffet’s. 252 runging the Omaha Ferry. bulk perfume st Kuhn's oniy. o veriety of chest protectars at in all the nmew shades at 2t « Oysters received daily by ex- Ruth irect from Baltimore, at Buffets. ts, Houses and mn on first page. arms, ON discounts any dver- the milligery busine k of Toilet Soaps and Per- axe’s, cor. 13th and Funham € comenzind & Meyer's, 207 IN THE WORL o Patterns at Bushma' ath &; White's 20.4f e best of meats at ot, opposite the postoffice. SH FISH every Thursd: t alace Market, wetd d rect. , Houses and Lands. Lok ow colamnof bargainson 1:t 1l and got prices of all kinds of g wd apples and potatoes at George Heimrod, U. P. block. 1956 Dath & White, opposite the post- olize, reccive frosh fish every Thureda twirt] All boys frm 9 016 years of a at, will probably receive Harney street. Au ice boat for use on Cut-Off-Lake is 1t is being built for Postmaster I me alluded to nd the World in Ei " | would heme passesall comprehe neion, and 't believe they sro the origina- There is » hand puliing * | the string of these politizal puppets, , | that size of AN INFAMOUS CONSPIRACY To Rob the People of Douglas County of Their Honestly Elected'Representa'ives. A Job Put Up by U. P. Cap- pers, Which Must Arouse the In- dignation of Decent Men Everywhere. The people of this city and county will be amazed to learn that & con- testis to be mads for the seats of Messrs, Doane and Howe, members- elect of the senate, and Paxton snd house. Nobody dreamed that any queetion could pos- these men. Not {one word has ap- pesred in acy paper since the clection calling their titlo to seats in the logis- Iature in quest The machinery of counting and cauvassing the votes was in the hands of men known to be sfiiliated with the U. P.,and their de- cision made after a good many re- eome of the wards, counts i great desl slavery votes was accepted as final, even by the organe of the moopoly, Bat 1o and behold! last night papere were put into the hinds of Constable Rogers by Coutant]aud#J. Fox sorving notices upon Messrs Doane and Howe, Paxton McShane, that their in the legislature would be contested” Sacl bring a blush of shame to the cheek even of an insurance agent. That any men that pretend to any decency lend themselves to such we tors of it. looks of about the the fist John M. Thurston, county of their rightful of a claim to being elected. The notices were all served by leav. ing a copy at theresidences of - the par. | ties, Messes. Doane and Howe * both being out of the city and M nday being the last day upon which /Such service could be legally made. LF courso the membera-clect have their - { t their seats until the contest is eet- Monday th a large num| " part in a mission about to be thedral of St. Patricis. that he will return to will ta. ven in the « Tt is not certain Oumaba ted crackers and jumbles—the best Also a choice line of € ,ds, fresh butfer and o - 30w Lime nov ‘Dhe first annua! Thaoksgi g sbrated at the Cathedral , for the 3 anther Teports TeC ~ andguarters 3 the Uniou Pacific 1.+ Ogden, cloudy; Mows: Omabia . cter, Omahs 29, No. e nocn w | CLOAKS AND DOLMANS tled. The hope of the contestants and | their backers evidently s that there will be enough U. P. men in the legislature to vote them out of office elected or ne whether they were rightfally el If you want solid or silver plate ware 2o to Whipple, McMillen & Co., Crelghton ck. and get prices. CONUNDR i which best in the market, at the seme price ! We give 1t up. J. B. Fresca & Co CLOAKS AND DOLMANS, he largest and most complete assort- ment to bo found in the west, at ex- “lins d snow falling, Cs. d, Laramie 20, Raw and Ligh , Oden 35, Donglas and Farnbam ion of Tuesday. a team belonzing 0 | ¢ XL A ranaway on sirests was the angurated & sens which nar- avollision with the runa- The damage done was much less | o ve been expected. ing churches with their , will meet in the Congregational “The Christianch y Cone Firet Methodist, Eighteenth tre-t Methodist, United Presbytecian and Emmanuel Lutheran, The sermon will hed by Rev. Dr. Baugher, o the Lutheran church. Collectior, for the socioty. The service will be of npusual interest, and the peoplo are cordially juvited. —A representative of Tae Brx to-da don the o terprising jewelry firm Whipple, McMillen & Co., in their mew quartors, etreos Creighton Block, Fifteenth ad found everything in first-class Tho store has been enticely refit- and painted, and they have now one best arranged sales rooms in the have justzeceived and open: well selected stock of watc joweiry of every descriptio: ading the latest improvements Charley and Mac thoroug] ad the business, znd intend mal their house the leading establishment of its kind in the west. t Haven's Snow Flske Flour, the ac- knowledged BOSS. ATKINSON'S, the acknowledged leading Millinery establishment, cor- ner of Donglas end Thirteenth sts., took the first premium at the State Dair, and don’t you forget it. —_— avings at Hospe's. New En; Just opensd another largo aseort- ment “of Ladies’ Ulsters, Havelocks and Jackets. [n23-tu-th-sat] McDoxawp & Hargisos, St Haven's Sgow Flske Flour always ¢akos the preminm wherever entered in competition with other brands. Sold by Farson & Co. OYSTERS. Seleots. .40 cents. Standards . » Mediams . “ Fiest Ogsters n the market at Little & Willisms'. The festival st Masonic Hall Thasksgiving evening, is gotten Up entirely by the colored poorle. ———— Haver's Snow Flake Flowr, the so- knowlodzed BOSS. a0d privileged. Calland gv. Will guarantes o save youlv HAVEN'S SNOW FLAKE FLOUR. downy feathers, makes nutritious, palatable bread such as nourishes the body, enriches the mind and comforts the soul. tremely low prices, just opened by MoDoxsio & Harkrsox, it 1408 Farnham st. - me epe Wehate a. ' goods, which we erms on cannew hink aro uousually m. + prices. ™ ver snt. Fumusa & Co., Grovers. s~ CLOSING OUT WEEK 8 | but? 2a | compeny, of & 150 Cloaks and Dolmans to be so % Thursday at 11 a. m. fora Thanks | at an immense reduction. At Kurtze; At Kurtzal! § 5.00 Closks for$ 3.00 7.00 e “ 5.00 10.00 o . | 15.00 <3 “ 10.00 2.50 Dolmans for ~ 9.00 18:00 e “13.00 25 00 v “ 18.00 nre sold in any market, and we orly | £ e e make the prices to close out, in order o make room for other goods —_CHRISTMAS GOODS— n large quantities arriving daily. Kuatz's STORE, Creighton Block. McShane, members-elect of the lower in this city has sibly bersised 28 to the election of and a of scraping around for and seats i & high handed proceeding wonld that means that the U'nion Pacific proposes to rob the people of this representa-— { tives in the legislature and foist upon | them men who never had & e shadow cortificates already or can get them on | e | application, and they will be entitled Why will sume pecpie, who claim to | £50,000, ‘belong to the F. F.’s, persist in using | be sutscribed and § an inferior geade of Flour, makes impals can buy Haves's Sxow FLAKE, the ble broad, when they | 1 ited to 810,000 features in | are visi TOOK A TUMBLE. Hugh Murphey’s Descent Into the Tenth Street Bewer. Quite an accident occurred Mon- day at thenew sewer now in process of coustruction across Tenth street. The excavation is twenty-two feet deep and the sides are planked up with cross beams or braces supporting them., Thebottcm of the sewer, of brick, is below, and offers anything but an essy reception to one so un- lucky as to fall upon it. Mr. Hugh Murphy, the Sewer In- spector, wasi as usual about yesterday attending to his duty,in the course of which he etarted to walk across the sever by means of one of the top braces, of pine lumber sbout six joches square. In some manner he slipped or lost his balance, and there being nothing to catch to fell through, across several braces boneath and finally up- on the brick floor below. The acci- dent waswitnessed by quite a number of the workmen, and not ome of them had an idea that he could ee- cape without serious injuries even if he wss not kil'ed, Strange to say, however, when he was picked up it was found the: te had sustained no hurt more rer ous than [a contusion on tho head, and several bruises on the leftlimb. He was sble to be about to-day with a cane, and is ap- parently far from a dangerous condi- tion. Inview of the fact that he weighs 207 pounds and that the fall would bave killed 99 oat of 100 men, his escape may be regarded as mera- culous. The finest, The greatest variety, The most comple stock of Fancy Groceries wo have ever had Are now offered to the Thanksgis- ing trade. Wm. Fleming & Co., family groceries. Haven's Snow Flake Flour, the ac- knowledged BOSS. There will be a mecting of the ire Depsrtment Wednesday evening, No- vember 24, 7:30 o'clock. Jas. Doxxziry, Sec'y. .| Haven's Snow Flake Flour, the ac- | knowledgea BOSS. For Oranges and Lemons go to Tizard’s. twt Havex's Best F1ous. Tis excellence is attosted by our im- .mensp sales. J. B. Frexca & Co., Manufacturers’ Agents. If you want a watch repaired go to Whipple, McMilien & Co., Creighton Block. —Articles of inerporation of the “Purr Tmplement Coitpany” have been filed in the offi ¢ of the county clerk, the incorpo- rat 13 being Daviel, Nathaniel, Josephine, D. P.and G. C. Burr. The new company ill have its hoadquarters in the city of Omaba, and the nature of the business to e transacted is the buying, eelling, storiog @ vd forwarding end dealing in agricultural ¥i ages. +hares of $100 each, $15,000 to 009 paid up beforethe The indsbtedness is two-thirds of the > usnal provision rs and so forth are ma de in the writica articles of incorpora- tion, articles take cffect. sul ribed st ck. for election of ¢ Haven's Snow Flake Flour, the ac- knovladged BOS! PERSONAL PARAGRAPES, Mrs. Finlay P. Gridley is visiting her relativesin this city. Mr. Feancis Crouch, of Knightstown, his son Low, of Grand Island, the city. Hon. C. S. Ayer, representative-elect ~commodating | from Buffalo county, was in town Mon= day. Bishap Sharp, of the Latter Day Saints, passed ea ¢ Mcnday. "Ton. H. D. Perky, formerly of Wahoo, A - seoretary of the Bel b railwey enver, is in the eity "+ ol Watson B. uth is on deck again,, after a spell of sickness. W. E. Dorsey, of Fremunt, wa the city yesterday. Judgo John D, Howe returned yesterdas, Fudge o, W. Doane is attending court | | py county now b > ““the event” of the season. PROMOTED. Thomas L. Kimball Appointed Assistant General Manager ofthe U. P. The rumo which has prevailed for the past few days of an important change in the Union Pacific manage- ment is confirmed to-day, by the Ur- fon Pacific officlals. The office of as- sistant goneral manager hss been created to relieve 8. H. H. Clark, of some of his daties, and Mr. Thomas L. Kimball is sppointed to the posi- tlon, the letter authorizing the same being issued to-day. This practically makes Mr. Kimball the head of the administration as Mr. Ciark will be absent for months to come, in hopss of benefitting his health. The appoint- ment is hailed with satisfaction by officials and employes generally. This leaves a vacancy in the office of general passenger and ticket agent, which will be filled by appointment by the new manager. It is not pre- suming too much to say that there is 10 more popalar gentleman mentioned in this connection than Mr. Kimball's assistant, Mr. Chas. Stebbins. Havew's Snow Flake Flour, the ac- knowledged BOSS. Oysters direct from Baltimore, at Flemming’s. If you want snything in the way of jewelry, go to Whipple, McMiilen & Co., Creighton Block. Haven's Snow Flake Flour, the ac- knowledged BOSS. FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! The Omsha Fur Manufactarer, Henry G. Richter, Is to be found op- posita the postoffice. 026-4f Haven's Snow Flale Flour, the ac- koowledged BOSS, For Thanksgiving Ogsters go to Tizard’ twet Haten's Snow Flake Flour, the ac- k wowlodged BOSS.§ ‘Who Was He? The quiet of Sundsy last was dis- turbed slightly on Broadway during the afternoon by a little pugilistic demoastration between two members of the ‘‘art preservative.” One of the contestants came over from our neighboring city, and wasmet at the Globe cffice by an employe there who claimed that he had written his wife an insulting letter. The Omaha visitor soon left the office, not however,with- out having been threatened by the other. When he resched the corner of Broaaway and Fifth etreete, he sent word to the insuited typo thatit wouid not be healthy for him to step out of the office. The laiter waltzad out at once and pro- ceeded {o the corner of the twostrects drew a rawhide and struck the print from the “opposite shore” several times over the head and shoulders, The rawhide soon broke in two and about the same time the Omaha visitor jumped on a street car and departed for bis home. Hostilitics therefore ceased.—[ Nonpareil. Great reduction in Ladies' Stuff aud Silk Suits at McDoNaLp & HARRISON'S. tu-th-s 1408 Farnkam St. For Malaga Grapes g to Tizard’s. tow-t Havew’s Snow Flake Flour, the ac- kaowledged BOSS. AN OPINION. “Speaking of Flour,” Peterson, ““wo have tried all kindsin market, and none of them will begin to make suchnice, light, white bread as Haves's Sxow Fuake. Itis per- fectly splendid, and my neighbors who have tried it all agree with me in say- ing that better Flour never was made. Sold by J. B. French & Co. For Nuts of all ‘Tizard’s. kinds go to t-w-t The Telegrapher's Ball. The grand hop of the *fightning ierkers” this evening promises to Great . J. Cuddy and family csme in from | pre parations have been ‘made for a Grand Teland Sanday. first class affair in 1ll respects. Repre- Rey. Dr. McNamara, of Fremont, | genta,‘ives of the craft will be present These goods are 2 cheap a8 they | . 7isrouen the cityTuesday, returning | ¢ om S, Louis, (Jhicago, Cincinnati, Denver and maty other citfes, and Dean Millspauch returned from St | ypg gitendance will doubtless be larger Louis yesterday. A. A. Egbert, superintendent of the Colorado division, U. P. railroad, left at noon Tuesday with his family for Denver, in the special car No. 100. White as the driven snow, light as Sold by J. B. Frexca & Co. Havex's Snow Flake Flour, the ac- knowledged BOSS. Oysters in every style at Tizard's. t-w-t Haven's Snow Flake Flour, the ac- knowledged BOSS. New Engravings at Hospe's, caPs ALL. Bonner's Stover—much the finest in the Market. Call and see. 1416 Douglastreet. 0224 Haven's Snow Flake Flour, the ac- knowledged BOSS. Haven's Snow Fiake Flour, the ac- knowledged BOSS. S o The Ladier of Trinity Mission Guild, (Episoopal), will givea grand entertsinment for the benefit of the Mission at Magbnic Hall, on Thanke- giving evening. the cvenivg will casags, reading, ole. patronize them. Haven's Snow Flake Flour, the ac knowledged BOSS. st SRR T For Fivest Cancies go to Tizard's tow-t, The early part of 2 devoted to songe, Let evergbody 2 Best Advertising. One trial of Haven's Snow Flake Flour s sll the advertising it requires. Peoplo will have it, and it's nodse try- ing to palm off any other brand with the statement that “it's just as good.” Sold by J. B. French &Qo For Splendid Figs go to Tizard's. tw-t i - Haveos Snow Flake Floor, the sc- knowledged BOSS. The Danish society’s first ball of this season will take place Saturday pight November 27th st Turner Hall Tickets 75 cents, secured from the memiers. " tatts AT i Meals at all hours st Tizard's Palace. tow-tH Haven's Snow Flake Flour, the ac- knowledged BOSS. Calitornia Flannel Underwear made to order, in first-class style, st the Omaba Shirt Factory, 1205, Farnham | street, between 12th and 13th streets. Haven’s Snow Flake Flour, the sc- e Turkeys aud Chickens at Flem: ‘ming's. —The Momm Hat, entirely new, for young gents—just out. Frederick, Hatter, ov22-e0dSt knowledged BOSS. % ST s Fresh Lobsters, Clags, Smelts at Motz's. o than that ofauy other gathering of the kivd ever held in the city. At the request of Col. Dickey, Gen- eral Manager Touzalin, of the B. & M. ad General Superintendent Tal- madge, of the Missouri Pacific, have knowledged BOSS. kindly extended the courtesles A T of their Jines, and a special Culifornia Poars, Plums, Grapes, |0\ (o 1o ran on Wednesday, etc., at Tizard’s Palace. o21-tf some thirty or more from Haven’s Snow Flake Flour, the ac- City, St. Joe, Atchison and Linccln. The boys srea hardwork- ing fraternity and certainly deserve all the recceation they can get. We trust their entertainmert may provea most signal success, and indicationsat present are that the affair will redound greatly to their credit and afford them all the pleasure they anticipate. For Sale—Six-horse power Baxter engine snd boiler, in good repatr. Apply at Bz offica. nodtf Through express Oysters at Flom— ming's. e e = Haven's Snow Flake Flour, the ac- knowledged BOSS. THE CREIGHTON, A first-class hotel in every respect, is sitoated on the northwest corner of Thirteenth and Capitol avenue. Tiis new house is newly and elegantly fuz - nished throoghout, and the table and bill of fare will compare favorably with the best in the land. Give it a trial. No runner at tho Depot. ~ct29-eod-tf ——— For Choice Michigan Cider go to Tizard's. tow-t STEEL ENGRAVINGS. Finest ever brought to Omaba, and at New York prices. Dou't fall to see them atfEaton’s A DEMON'S DEED, A Horse Chained to a Stall and the Barn Fired Over His Head. Rescued by a Heroic Hotel Keeper. About 10:30 last night a son of Mr, D. A. McGuckin, who keeps & saloon ou Tenth street, between Farnam and Harney, went to the back door of the place, and on opening it discovered amall barn, justacross the alley-way, in the rear of Popgleton's block, to be ou fire. Ho atonce gave the alarm, and scon & number of persons came to the epot, sttracted by the loud cries of fire, which were heard even at No. 3 engine house, Analarm wassent in by telephone from Taz Bz office, tarned in from box 5, corner 10th and Farnam, and sounded by the ocathe- dral bell all at once, so that there was not much doubt as to the location of tho fire, which blazed out brightly and illuminated the brick walls until it looked ltke business, sure enough. In the meautime, Mr. McGuckin bad kicked the door of the barn in and got out one of the two horses, while George Canfield and others got out the second. The latter animal fell down, suffocated by the smoke, and on try- ing to pull him outhe was discovered o bechained to the stall by a chain locked around his leg, He was freed atlast and saved by the skin of his teeth, By thistime the fire depart- ment was on hand, and in a few mo- ments got a stream on and extigaish- ed the flames, while the hooks did ocd work in preventing the spread of the fir to the adjoining buildinge. Nothing was damaged but the smalt barn and a little hay and grain, the total value nor exceeding 850. The origin of the fire is not known, but it was probably the work of an incendiary, 88 the conditoln of the horse would seem to prove. The burn belonged to Adam Snyder, tho butcher, who also owned one of the horsos, while Mr. Mahler, the pawnbroker, owned the other. At the timo of the fire the snow was fall- ing quite thick, and with the lurid glare of the flames falling through it, it looked like & shower of flesh and blood. The firo department made & beautiful run down Farnam, When the alarm eounded the doors of the engine bouse flow cpen like a flash, and tho way things were made to rush around there wasa caution. Commissioners’ Proceedings. ‘WepNEspAY, November 17, 1880, Board met pursusnt to adjourn- ment. ‘The minutes of tho last meeting were read and approved. The following resolutions were adopted: Resolved, That the counly tressurer boaud hereby is directad to draw from the general fund $19.06and ap- ply the same to the payment of tho delingnent personal tax of Geo. G. Sharp, for the years 1877, 1878 and 1879 for word on road. Resolved, That the county treasuter bo and hereby ‘i _directad to draw from the ditch fund $15.75 and apply the same to tho payment of the delin- quent ditch tax on that part of the southwest of the northwest not in- cluded in the town of Waterloo, in 10-15 10, 14.84 acres, of John H. Lo- gan, for the year 1879, for work on ditch. . A The clerk was directed to advertise for sealed proposals,to be received un- til Monday, for removing a quantity of dirt from block 141, Omaba. The followng accocnts were allowed from the geveral fand: P vices at Petit Tourten persons, i e A V'H Thomas, work on road.. 75 00 Geo G Sharp, work on road. 19 M Rogers & Son, bal for repairs., 1 00 Chicago L Co, lumber. . 416 K Coutant, 5100 c M G McKoon, Murphy & Lovett, V Landergeen, printing 5 Messenger, advertising Neb Watchman, advertis R Sexauer, goods tor poor.. J O Slatter, goods for poor. C Leisge & Co. gods for poor U P R RCo, ticket forpauger. Enropzan Hotel, meals for jurors Two persons, witness fees. .1 Ferdinand Streitz, damages for right of way. 2% Four persons, work on road 167 ] T R Johnson, cleaning ch mnoy Adjourned'to Dec. 2ud. Joux . Maxcresres, Comnty Clerk. H. T, Leavirr, Deputy. A Grand Raffle. The biggest thing of the season Is the rafile arranged to come off Chriat- mas day at Mr. John Garber’s saloon, No. 535, Fifteonth _street. Mr. Garber is the possessor of a fine French Morgan, four-year-old roadster, ““Prince,” an animal sound as adollerin every respectand broken to the saddlo and to both single and doublo harnes. Ha is aprize forany mon and can be seen any day by calling on the owner. The second article of the lot A valuable talking parrot, & rare bird of very consider- ablo value. The third js" a osbiuck organ, which be a delightful Chris'mas present for any family. There are also two pit coons to be raffled oft, which will e given to the party who makes the lowest throw. “The entire number of ticketa to be 0ld is 100 at §5 each, and the dispo- sition of the Priul will be by throw- ing “koesuth” dice, the individual ‘making the highedt thiow to take the horse, the next highestthe parrot and soon. Competent, impartial judges will be choson and the mffle will occur “asstated at Garber's place, Dec., 25th. After the rafils an clegant .uygr will De zet up to those holding tickets and the occasion willbe madeas plesssnt and profitable as one could desire. The ticketa will be placed on sale at once, and any person may have the privilege of sceing the articles and judging for themselves at any time by alling on Mr. Garber. The public wiil in the meantime be kept folly posted in rezard to the aff ey Proposals for Flour. Orrice PuaciAsts asp Drvor C. 8. Oxaua, Neb, Nov. 13, 16%0. Sealed proposa's, in duplicate, subject waual cor dirfcns, will be roceived st this antil 12 o'clock noon, on December 17, Which time andolace they w1l be nresenizo of bidters for f 1L et {hesubsistence T\ Jeuty-four thousind (24,000) pounds flour, cotzon sacks. 10 the office, 1899, at he grinding 3 und. " Sample of i b 415 aith proposals, and a'l to te 2 o vor tefore J ment erves P hase Propowie . be ‘st b ouclosed in gealed Tantced, ! r.oposals for Flour, the undersigny 3. WILSON, 8342t C. 5. U.B.A opeued in the ‘and deliver- warchouse, in this ity of apuary 6, 1881 govers- the right to Teject any or all pro- roposals can be obtained at this office. NOTICE—Advortisemeats To Let For Sale' Lost, Found, Wants, Boarding &c., wil be ln- serted in these columns once for TEN OENTS per line; cach subssquant Insertion, FIVE CENTS por line. The first lnsertion nover less than TWENTY-FIVE CEMTS. TO LOAN—MONEY. $56.000 T2 s of Fodo i s '$ears’ time on first class improy Sty and By Bhas city an property. Apply at Eetto and Loan Agency, 15h and Doueias T -e0dit I e e Offios D. L. THOMAB, Room 8, Crelghton Rlock ONRY TO LOAN—1100 strost. Dr. Edwards Loan Agency, nov-33-f HELP WANTED AN EC—A girl to do_genesal housework, Enquire at 1214 Daseoport street. 912-27 ANTED—I{ the woman who brought the ‘Gerusan girl who coutd not speak Engiih will return, the lady will take hor. Corner of 18 Capitc] aven % VW ANTED-Tobuy a good fresh cow or one coming in soon. Inqurre of R. W. Carpenter, at carpenter shop on Dong- 1as between 8th and 9th streets. 91524 (TANTED—A good second girl, with gocd Toferences, nortiwest cornor 18th and Capito avenue. 925-2 IRL WANTED—At Fred. Dellons Thirteenth 8t. A7AN ED—10 men who have some abi ity as ‘salesmen to j in our foree in Tows a Nebraska and introduce Dr. Naphey's Family Medical Fook Men who have 1ot had experionce in tho bustnoss will be trained aud starte s in the flold. Will guaranteegood wages to energetic men, Addsess for threo davs E. E. Holiand, Couscil Blufs, Iows, or W. J, Holla Chieago, ANTEO—Ten young ladios to travel with ashow. Address Minager, Bee cffice. nd & Co., 890 wt-t WA wo gentlomen a comfortably “furoished room or sui of two rooms; must be vetween 15th and 22d and Farohao and California Sts. Address . & E and VWARTED=A good el gaioal work. East side of 20th g Let, and Cass. R REN = Unfornistel o, two persus, 514 south 14th & v clork; hay had experience- o & Jar Sice; and can furrish cxechlens rofereiic s Ad. ircas Shortnand, Beo ofics. 5 F[IWO GENTLEMEN desire room with or with- out board; locality must b between 17th and 20th and Dodgo and Cnss streete, Adiress C., Beo off 8920 noute Chieago NV AATED A rordindy ookt no othar necd pply, cor. 13ta and Hamey, Farmen' 832-95 House, ANTED—All Omaha know that the Roys Jonn is the K1xa of Sewing Machines, office b S 81011 A/ ANT) w0 i m arketgarden, north end of 18thSt_H.W. BAIL, 87-f OB BENT o 10th stroct, 85.00 Enquire of 31, McCsgus, resl ‘opposte post- o 013-000-3¢ OR RENT—Two neat new cottages, eight rooms each, with well and cis- terns—corner Eleventh aud Mason streets, one and one-half blocks from the railroad depot. x SNYDER, 914.25 505 Farnam Street. OR RENT—A good house of 5 roome), 3 closets, about hal an acre ground, g cod Darn. Rent cheap toa good tenant, first b se cn tho hill above uoaly’s Soap Fastory. 9 -2 OR_RENT—House in Sbul's énd sdd ition, 15 per month. W. SIMERAL, r Crolghton Block. £ %5 TORE FOR RENI—First floor and ba: jement. Apply to Goull & Morrill, 1005 Farn ham St, 801 4 OR RENT—A furnished, south fio1 1t room, Inquiro at No. 1612 Farnham St. g4t OR RENT—That excellent dwelliv £ house 8. O envier ot 220 and Caltorn & srse: Well, cistorn sod barn. APP'Y to J ohn Guil 1005 Faruiiam St. 539 OR RENT—Dwel 23d and Burt Sts, andwell; rent el , cisterns Mol ottage, on Gth and Pine s, e, el roomon 2l d e St oe, Enquire J. Cor. 12th and Farn- am. 6961 TOR REN Tamished rooms over Mer- chants Exchange, K. E. Cor. 16th and 289.41 Dolgo streots. Al 5 e 0TS, FARMS, HOUSES AN D LANDS. Lo over BEMIS' new column of bargaias on 18 ago oF rent, a v ry No. 504 10:h & adfoining the U, , be tween 9th and 10th, T80 1. SS1Af first-class hotel aud ant busines, located aur. 1 the best pan. of the 3 ag neas. The Droprietor st o altend &) mining interest, and Inquire at BEs office it If_of Tot, southeast 7 rooms i 5 ERMIE L RAL 7941 , HOUSES AND LANDS Look new column of bargatns on st ottonwood Ium Gor of all {D'S, Sixteenth-s ¢ sizes,at 516t 2 Dave inport. street, ith saddle ma ks and slim loadingto he £ recovery suitabiy rewarded. TVEMIS OFFERS_A SPL ENDID LIST 0 Yarcains in Houses, Lots, o Lans, in his now ¢ otumn. 0ST—0n o nea £ 10th stract, Friday ovening, TSR fn vk rusic lxtes 5: Th findec will be 1i berally rewarded by leaving them at this offico. %0625 5.00 REWARD _LUST—On Sixteeath St., betwoen Dodge aud Paal streets, on_ Satur’ day evening last, a1 ap-robe of black gor.t skin, trimmed with red fl annel. The finder will be rewarded with 86 if hareturns it to da.ris & Fisher's meat matke '%: STRAY NOTICE o TRt ey ouiof ‘couns frm ©one sorre] mare pouey, wi'h whito faco, also one roan Bull 90023 RAINARD, Taxiadermit:,cornor. 78th and Howard st., 1)eerhe: POWDER At Y B ek da i A DISEASES OF THE EYE, Ear and Throat. DR.L. B. GRADDY OCULIST, AURIST & LARYNCIST. Office Over Kennard's] Drug Store, orner of 14th snd Douglas Ste. novigdm ONEMILLIONAGRES GHEAP LAND EASTERN NEBRASKA, $2T085PER ACRE. 20,000 Acres - -\DOUGLAS COUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, 86 to $10 per Acre, on Long Time and Low Interest. Large tracts snitable fo= Ccionies 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, Oonsisting of Elegant Resi dences ' from $3,000 to $20,- 000. Many vacant lots i the additions to Omaha. Hundreds of lots scattered through the City. Houses and Lots, Business Houses and Lots, and all kinds of Ciy Real Hsta ‘We also have MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farms in Doug- las County, on 5 years time, at 10 per cent. interest to all who can show good titles. Maps for Douglas and S: Counties for sale, g 4 beantiful lota tronting south In Ismac & Selden's ada, for $450—half cash. ‘House and lot, 224 and Dodg House and Iot neac Brownell SERESERELEGE osfRlEE 5 55 House and small lot, soutn of depot. Residonce propety, Kountae and i Fine residence property. House and lot, 224 and. House and lot, Ne tion House and lot Shina's addition. PPN ser oS 2 e lot. House and 60 leet front, 16th streel Large house and corner lot. Residence and three lots. EH 53 Flouse and small Iot, Cass street. Hause and lot, 27tk near Farnham. BOG ol g, T8 Brick houso and comer Iok... Small house and falllot, Curnings House and lot, 23d street. House and full lot, wort] Fine brick residence. Brick residence. 0 House and corner To. 150 New twostory houss and comer iok..... 4,200 Residenco and fall ot, Farnham st 8500 House and one acre, T5th stroet. 3,00 Houso and half lot, ‘15th strect. 2,200 House and lot, Shian's addition.. 10 Houso and half lot, Cass strect. 1,100 Houso and balf iot, Cas» Street. Tis50 B 15,500 Finest residenco n the cit 16,000 Residenco property. 17,000 Residen o property. 150 Reaidence. . 5,50 Houso and iof, S 120 ouse and ot,'Shin L0 Houso and lot, 25th an 1100 flouse and lot, 7th and Dougias. $75 Housoe and full lot, Jzard 1760 Now house and 13 ot. 2200 Residence property. 7600 Residence property, 13500 Houseand lot, Horba: 1500 Residence, Farnham st. 6000 Honse and 310t 1 biock from Gourt Touse and } lot 1 block from Court House 2350 Houe H ouse House and 1¢, Nichoiay House and 1 scre, Gises' add; House and :ot, L1th streel. Large building and six lots; House and lot on_Davenport. Bou.lmlf‘ -~ z fou e , Shinn’ Residence, Kountze and Ruth's add. Residence property, Kountze and. Rutivs ‘addition ... 2 Residence preperty, sol House and } lot, Webster ot e Borms o o apsirong s = Absolutely Pure, o o o Made from ‘Grape Cream “Tartar.—No oth(| 3,500 yreparat ke *h 1i; flak) idenc 2,700 Tt T R el b | i 2 ‘without fear of the Il resulting from heavy i wh“lh::. by all Grocers. Bold 2 Mwoen o, N w York Boggs & Hill, ReaL EsTATE Broxegs, 1408 Farn, St., Omaha, sfeb, JUST TIN. Immense Stock for “ FALL AND WINTER Fine Custom-Made CLOTHING Men'’s Suits, Boys' Suits : Children’s Suits. WINTER OVERGUATS For Men, Boys, and Children, Under-Wear, Hats and Caps, Trunks and Valises, at Prices to Suit All A POLACEK'’S. ACENTS FOR DEVLIN & co,, gl 1 = % 1) STO N CLOTHING HOUS FARNHAM STREET. 121= I=2T= MARHOFF'S TRUNK FACTORY. & and best assortment of in the West, Telescopic (ases and Sample Trunks a Specialty. PROP., H. H. MARHOFF, 117 14th Doors North of Dounglas St. T EURNITU BFACH& G GROERS, OMH A MAX MEYER & CO, WHOLESALE TOBBAGCGONISTS V Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards. Tobaceo, 25 eents per pound upwards. Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwarsS. ) Send for Price List. MAX MEYER & CO., Omaha, Neb. Fis Balls and a full line of NOTIONS AND FACNY GOODS DEWEY & STONE, EUR ORCHARD & BEAN. | CARFETS OMAHA. CATZ & FREEMAN, CRACKER MANUFACTURER And Wholesale Dealers in CIGARS and CONFECTIONERY. Fall and Winter we will handle COUNSEL "RES aro now the best In the market. A large assortment of TOYS for the Holiday trade. GATZ & FREEMAN, 510 I1th St., Omaha, S, oct15-e0d-6m W". F. STOETZEL, Has the exclusive sale of the GOLD COIIN HEATING STOVE. The Gold Coin is this season the favorite of Chicago, is prefers ed aboveall other Stoves, comes both plain ard highly orna- mented, has the new patent grate and fire-pot,that wili out wear balf dozen of any other. The Goid Coin weighs i ors by flity Ibs, than any other Stove of its size in the market, and is, therefore, more durable than any other Stove, isstrictly warranted ineve mit requires no salesman to ssil it asfcity reference sellsi trouble, Cor. 10th and Jackson.