Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 21, 1880, Page 4

" THE DAILY BEE. Tuesday Morning, Dec. 21, BREVITILS. —Taterson sells coal. offs, mufters, go to Frederick, Hatter —Celluloid and Distite Sets at Baxe's. —Holiday Coods at Kubn'e. —Chrictmss trecs at 99c store. Omahsa bas the Champion. C. P. Rockbud, better known a8 the ““Rocky Mountain Skipper,” from the fact that he carriss the champion belt of Colorado, hss returned from Chieago, where he went about two months ago toendeavor to find backers and enter (he Internat'onsl contest for For wnter comforts in caps,brobes, «a%% | he (O'Leary belt, Jau. 24th. Mr Rockbud bas lived in Omaha thirteen sears, aud has worked for some years in the foundry of the U. P. shops. Although quite young man he hss —Choice meats, Besen's Fulton Market! | family to support and has too much Celluloid Sets at Kubn's, droggist. —Holiday presents at Ssxe's, drugs — Books and'slbume at 99c store. —Whipple, McMillan & Co., the jewel- sems, Oreighton Block. 026 t. practical senze to allow him- self to go into pedestrianism so enthusiastically as to injure his finances, and it is owing to this fact that he has returned unsuccessful from his ventare. At Chicago he _BEST IN THE WORLD—Bszar | first sought a job which would put Glove fitting Pattorns at Bushma's. —Good sleighing is reporied 8t Grand Island. t | him in training snd was employed in » packing house for five weeks, run- wing back hogs, very laborious work, at which he ran sbout forty-five —The ice at the skating park I8 in | iy o day. At this work he gained first-clars condition. —The city council says you must number your houses. —A fall of aboutan inch of very light soow took plece last night. —The sesson tickets lksued by Manager Griffin will not be honored hereafter. —The benefit ball for ex-Policeman ‘Macsfield occurs Wednesday evenivy and will be a yery fine affair. —The only train in from the eist this morning was the Rock Island, and ita coaches were neatly empty. —Emigrant travel is very light now and mostly for points south of San Francisco. But one coach a day is required ou the emigrant train, No. 7. —There will be & special communi- cation of Ospitol Lodge, No. 3, A F. & A. M., this (Moncay) evening, for work in the M. M. degree. Visiting brethren cordially invited. S. K. Jackeon, master. ¥ At10:45 . m, Sunday a epecial in of fruit cars arrived over the Union Pacific loxded with silk worms for the east, and left immediately for New York vis the Northwestern. —The frame of the new shot tower ddition is all reedy to be is expocted that active operations will begin by Jau. 15. In wddition to shot and bar lead, lead pipe will be maufsctured. —Walter Reed had his forehead badly cut Saturday night, at the skating rink, by a fall on the ice, his head coming violently in con- tact with the point of s young lady’s ekate. —A new combination coach and baggage car was taken west at noon yesterday for use on the newly opened Echo and Park City reilroad. This line I8 twenty-six miles long, and is built for a coal corrying business snd to afiord a rmail route to the famous Ontario_silver mines, which Jie immediately beyond Park city. —The petitions are out for the put- ting of mail service on the Omaha line between Covington sod Oakland. There has been service previously on the line between Oakland and Omaha. The postmasters at some of the new etations have not been appointed. —The funeral of Mr. J. G. Mich- elson, who died at Chicago on Thurs- day, Docomber 16th, took place from St. Philomena’s cathedral Sunday af- ternoon at 1:3C. Mr. Michelsen was & native of Denmark, aged Ho has two sons residing in Omaba, and his dsughter, Amanda Michelsen, re- siding in Chleago, accompanied the body to Omahs. —In the police court yesterdap {he case of Spigle against Abram was Jismissod by the complainant. Ooe parly arrested on_suspicion was dis- missod, auother allowed to go with a warning, and a man locked up for drunkeuncss on Saturdsy left on promise to head at onco for Platts- mouth. —Mrs. Mary Watson, liviog at the corner of Eleventh and Arbor strects, South Omeha, on the night of Koch's fire got up to see it, and slipping on the slest which had fallen on the front porch, fell to the ground, about five foet, fracturing ber hip. Three phy- sicians wero called ani yesterday she was reported in & critical condition. She Is pist 60 years of age. ATTENTION GENTLEMEN. For a very moderate sum you can buya dress longth of Black Silk, Black Cashmere or Alpacca, most ap- propriste Christmas presents, at MoDoxawn & HARRISON'S. STEEL ENGRAVINGS, at New York jobbers' prices, at Eatons, 1320 Faroham street. 202t S s g NOT A CANDIDATE FOR THE SENATE, »uT Robert Rittle will visit Crete Dec. 20th, Hastings 21st, Red Cloud 224, Arapahos 234, Nebrasks City 24th, 1880. 5 HOLLY branches and GROUND- PINES at Evane’, Itth sud Dodge street. 202t 10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT HOSPE'S ART PALACE. The finest selections of VELVET FRAMES, Pasecpartouts, Esscls, etc., st jobbers' prices, at Eaton's, 1320 Farnham street. 202t SPECIAL NOTICE. READ! READ!! Nowhere in the west has there ever been displayed such a five array of jowelry, brought from eastern and foreign manufacturers, especially for the Holiday trade, as can be seen at the jewelry establishment of John Baumer, 1314 Farnham street. The stock is well selected and of the latest stylesand pattercs, consisting of gold #nd silver watches, clocks, diamonds and other precious stanes, solid and lated silverware, elegant gold brace- Jete, chalus, rings, charms, and every- thing in this line. Remember the place, 1314 Farnham etreet. Children's Suits aud Cloks tor al agesat McDoxawp & Hammisox's. Just opened a handsome lot of Silk HandkercLiels and ties at McDoxatp & Harrrsox's. 1001—S. S. 5.—100L. 1001 STEPHENSON'S SUPERB STA- BLES, 1001 Hacney Street, Omaha, Neb. GRAND CPENING. I will open my new Livery and Boarding Stables to the inspection of the public on Thursdsy, DecEMBER 233, 1880. Al interested in looking at the beet arranged and most com- plete public stable in the United States are invited tothe GENERAL RECEPTION from 1 o'clock to 5 o'clock p. m. Ladies are particularly invited. d170424 Janes STEPHENSON. 10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ‘AT JOSPE'S ART PALACE. nine pounds. He is a natural ranner, broad in the chest, trimly built and used to violent exercise from his vouth up. He st length began negotiations with Jack Haverly, through his man- ager, Mr. Englehart, but the latter ¢,)d him that the loss of £6,000 on the last race, horves vs. men, had dis- souraged them from new risks, and that people had become tired of pe- destrian contests, the sole purpose of which was to bleed the public. The same hall he had offered $20,000 for at the race mentioned, he now refused 10 takeas s free gift, for similar use. Mr. Haverly has the largest tent in the world, one-eighth of mile in cir- sumference which was procured for pedestrian contests and it is now lying idle. A megotiation with Cincinoati parties was pending and he offored Mr. Rockbud 25 per cent. of the profits if he would go there, but as the contract fell thorough with no arrange- ment was made with him. The *Skipper” had by this time found that he could not enter the O'Leary race without pawning his belt and going to expenses which in case of failure would leave Lim des- titute, and besides this the tricks prac- ticed upon the professionals were such a8 to require great watchful- ness, and he bhad no confidence in being sble to overcome 8o many obstacles without more funds than he had at his command. His “best hold” is the six days go- as-you-please, and ho says he knows he can make 600 miles in that time. Burns’ record is declsred to be too high by 100 miles, Hart’s was & “‘double-header,” and Rowell, Mr. Rockbud _says, never made 560 miles. For this reason his backers feel safe in betting $1,000 that no man can come up to his_record. Mr. Rockbud will go to work again, and for the present abandon the pro- fessional career of a ist. DRESS GOODS AT HALF PRICE. The Boston store, 10th and Jones, have just received a splendid line of Fronch and German Dress Goods, this scason’s importation. Plain Goods, Cashmeres, and Silk and Wool Brocades, which they eau offor at 25c. This fs much less than the cost of importation. The opening price of these goods, first of the scason was 50c. They sre a desperate bargain Also ancthes splended lot st 15 former price, 30c. A wonderful Bargain in Linen Cam* bric Handkerchicfs, Hem-stiched and Plain, at 20¢ each, cheap at 352 15 each, cheap st 25¢, 10c each, worth 182. There is one hundred and fifty dozen in this lot, but you must come early as they won't last long. Also a splendid lot of Fancy Goods for Christmas presents at very low prices, and a It of Beantifu! Trimmed Hats A1l the latest styles, at 81, worth §2; at $1.50 worth $3.00 Boston Cash Dry Goods Store, 183t 10thand Jones. Omaha Glee Club. There is but one day left to secure snts for the grand concert to-day night and the reserve is already very large. The programme is a good ono, as will be seen by the following: PART FIRST. 1. Chorus, “Comrades in Arms” (Adame)—Glee Club. 2. Piano Solo, “Rhapsodie No, 2" (Liszt)—Miss Jossie Crounse. 3. Song, “The Man -Who is Doomed,” from “Soldier's Legacy” (McKarren)—W. O. Sanders. 4. Quartette, “The Knight's Fare- well” (Kinkle) ~Messrs, Morris, Wil- kins, Wilkine and Fravce 5.’ Recitative and Polonaise, “T am Titania,” from “Mignon” (Thomss) —Mrs. Latey. PART SECOND. 1. Chorus, “‘Welmar's Folk Song” (Liszt)—Glee club. 2. Song, “Who Treads the Path,” from “‘Magic Flute” (Mozart)—J. L. Smith. ano solos, “Nocturne No. 1,” (Ang. Walther), and ‘‘L'Inquitade” (restlessness), ~(Dreyachock) — Prof. Aug. Walther. 4. Song, “Kerry Dance, Mrs, L\zegly. i 5. Chorus, “Chorns of Men—St. Oecilia’s Day” (Van Bree)—Glee club. " (Molloy) THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY The Attractions for Christmas and the Holidays at Whip- ple, McMillen & Co.’s. This week will be The golden opportanity To secure the most dasirable Christmas gifts at The new headqusrters In Creighton Block. We have A new store And new goods, And “‘they take the cake.” Oar stock of watches is beyond all question the finest in Omaha, in this one specialty. Wehave done business in Omaha for the past fifteea years, and Never before have wo offered such inducements to our customers, In large stock and low prices. See our our grand eXposition Of silver and plated ware. See the grand display it our front windows. Then step inside, and compare our prices with other firms. We guarantee sli goods. prove just as represented. We have clocks to suit anyone. They will be besutiful Christmas gifts. Come and see us. We show fgoods cheerfully, You will be just as wel- come “as flowersin May.” WHIPPLE, McMILLEN & CO., The O1d Established Jewelers, Creigh- ton Block. They will Don't omit seeing the Children’s Soitsat McBoNALp & HARRISON'S For CHURCH, HALL and PAR- and Dodgo street. AT ROSPE'S ART PALACE. GGood table board at $4 per woek, per month. 183t designs, pocket book store. AT HOSPE'S ART PALACE. PERSONAL PARAGRAFHS. Tanday. terday morning. E. 0. L. Edholm went down to Lincoln yesterday. the south yesterday morning. Dafferia ecliczo Sunday. Herbert Thayer ard J. M. Thayor, j&., went west ut noon yesterday. Superintendent J. T. Clark and special car No. 100 Mr. Thomas, a well-known stock dealer of Cheyenne, and ex-surveyor of Wyoming territory, went west yes- torday. Henry Clark, eon of H. T. Clark of Bellevue, came in from North Platte last evening and left for home yoe- terday morring. See the SE1 SHELLS in great variety at Evaxs', Fourteenth and 202t Dodgo stroets. WHITE HEAD LIGHT OIL, Only 25 cents per gallcn. Please re- member that 1 guarantee my goods to be equal to any in the market. Wituis M. YaTes, Died. Firou—Sunday morning, Decem- ber 19th, at3 o'clock, C. B. Fitch, the well known furniture desler. He wasborn in Cooksockie, New York, August 9th, 1815, and had resided in Oumaha for the past fifteen years. He died st the age of 65 years, 4 months and 10 days. Funeral will take place at the residence, southwest corner of Howard and Thirteenth streets, on Wodnesdsy, December 22d, at 2 o'clock p. m. OarxeY—At 2:30 p. m., Satarday, Docember 18th, James Carney, aged 56 years. Funeral took place from the residence of his son-in-law, Rob- ert Martin, southeast corner of Nine- teenth and Paul streets, at 9 a. m. to- day. 10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT HOSPE'S ART PALACE. Fine American Mixed Candy, 200 per 1b.; choice French Mixed, 30c per Ib., at CANDY HALL, 1418, Doug- las street. WHO IS PILLBURY & CO. Meals at all hours, served in the goehe S g o A Frse axp Fui Srock or Cast- | best of style, at the Europein Res- »as *Grocentes, CosrrisiNe Frsn Seueor Goovs, as Fortows: MALAGA GRAPES, Flum Pudding, Layer Raisins, Fine Tutkeys, Fancy Biscuit, Stweet Cider, Superior Coffe Solid Packed Oy Fresh Celery, d. Fuexixe & Co., Family Grocers. d20i2 Meals at il hours at Tizzard's. tf THE BLACKSMITH'S DREAM, This great mechanical wonder is now exhibited at 506 Fourteenth street, near Farnham. Open from 2 4015 p.m.and 7 to 108 m. Admis- sion, 10 centa. Qs WHO IS PILLBURY & CO. =t e oy Fresh Opsters received daily and served in every style, at the European Restaurant. 183 NOTICE TO PURCHASERS. NOW IS TIE TIME. Never before has there been such a large and well selocted stock of boots and shoes, slippers, artics, ete., etc., as W. N. Whitney is now displaying, all to be sold at a low figure. Call and see them, beautifal and appro- priste Ohristmas presents. Douglas street, near Fifteenth street. —— | ACK'S. taurant. 18-3¢ The co-partnership herotofore ek- isting botween Charles B. De Groat and William Krelle, under the name and styloof C. B. De Grost & Co., of Omahs, Nebrasks, is {his day dis- solved by mutaal consent, Charles B. De Groat shall have full charge of the rematning business and assnme all linbilities and settle all debts. Onama, December 18th, A. D.,1880. Omas. B. Dz Groat, War. KRELLE. WORTH SEEING, the beautiful everlasting flowers’ goods, at Evans', Fourteenth aad Dodgo streets. Ad- mission free. 20-2¢ — - CANNON BALLS, of Sugared Pop corn, only 5 cents, at CANDY F ALL. e ST Beautifal Celluloid sete, morrocco covered and lived with richly tinked silk and eatin, all shapes and eizes at C. F. Goodman's 16th street drog store, corner Capital Avenne. tf Mrs. Deat, 217-N. 16:h St., is now prepared to do dress making on the shortest notice. Prices moderate. decl3-t 500 MENS', BOYS’ AND CHIL- DREN'S OVERCOATS AND ULS- TERS TO BE CLOSED OUT RE- GARDLESS OF COST, AT POL- 6af LOR{decorations, go to Evan's, 14th 202t _ 10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS at the European Restaurant, or $16 Oder cases, oder cases, beautiful card casos and aspfendid line of holiday presents at C. F. Goodman's 16th street drug tf Always frosh Oysters at Tizzard's. t! e 10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS A. D. Clarke came in from the east Ex-Gov. Thayer went south yes- Major J. H. O’Brien came in from Col. J. J. Dickey returned from Auditor Gannett went west Sunday in Charter Changes Recommended. Mr, President and Gentlemen of the Board of Trade: Your committee to whom was re- ferred the matter of proposed amend- ments to the charters of citles of the first class, propose the following smendments, and_recommended that the ssme bo referred to the city council with the request that they in- struct the city attorney to prepare the necessary bill, or bills, containing £aid amendments, to be presented at the legislatireat Its next session. First—That the charter beamended so0 that one-half of the members of the city tonncil and members of the board of edueation be elected from the city at large, the other half to be elected from each ward. That mem- bers of the council shall be the own- era of at least one thoueand dollars in taxable real propefty, a8 shown en the tax list of the preceding yeat. That said members at large shall bo elected at the next annu:l city elec— tion in_place of the outgoing mem- bers. Each member of the council shall enter into a bond with one or more sureties in the sum of two thou- sand dollars, to be approved by the msyor. Second, Sestion 22 shall be amend- ed to read as followa: Secrion 22. The mayor and city council are hereby authorized and em- powered to issue bondsof the city with interest coupons_ sunexed thereto in such amounts and for such length of time as they may deem proper, the rate of interest mot to exceed 6 per centum per annum, for the construo- tion and maintenance of séwers, wa- ter works ahd other public improve- ments on said city, or in_renewal of outstanding bonds on said city. All such bonds shall exprees upon their face the purposes for which they are issued; Provided, the bonded indebt- edness of such city shall not at any time exceed, in the aggregate, 15 per centum of the assessed valuation of the raxable property within said city; Provided further, no bond shall be issucd except, such renewal bonds, in excess of $100,000 in any one year, nor until the legal electors of said city shall have authoriz:d the same by a vote of two-thirds of all the elec- tors voting at a general or spacial election precinct, district or ward of said city, stating specifically the amount of the purgoses for which they are to be issued; which bonds, or the proceeds from the eale thereof, shall not be diverted from the purposes for which they were issued. Third—That the salary of the mayor to be increased not Lo exceed the sum of 81200 per annum. Fourth—That corporations uslng the public streets shall be required to keep the samo in repair, and shall be held responsible for all damages oc- casioned b reason of negloct to keep such streets in repair, or obstructing the same. Fifth—The sinking fund shall not beused for any purpose except for the payment of interest of the bonded in- debtedpess and bonds when due, and judgements against the city for dama- ges to persons or property, and that adequate provision be made for gene- ral expenses, Including police, water, gas, and city officers. J. E. Bovp, Chiairman. B. E B. Kexseny, S. B. Jomssox, 0. F. Davs, L. M. Bexxer, Committee. Oxana, Docember 18. NOW IS YOUR TIME. The finest Christmas goods in Oma- ba. Gold, Silver and Celluloid Sets, Odor Cases, Ladies’ Purses, &. Call early, as they aro going fast. T. Fenousos & 00, decl4tf Twelfth and Douglas Ste, FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! Ladies’ and gents' fur goods of ev- ery description at the Fur Manufac- tory, opposite postofice, Omaha. ~AlL goods are warranted. Hexgy G. Ricateg, Furrier. decl3tf For Sale—Six-horse power Baxter engine and boiler, in good repalr. Apply at BEE offica. nodtf Birds, the best siogers, at the Omaha Toy Store, 14th st 202t German Canary J. F. Sawyer wisbes to announce to his friends and old customers that he may be found, as heretofore, at 1314 Farnham street, where he will bo glad to show them the best selected stock of Watches, Clocks,Jewelry, Spectacles and Silverware at pricos that defy competition. t SOMETHING NEW. California Honey by the gallon at Willism Gentleman's, cormer Six- teenth and Webster. 2 Gents’ fine Farnishing Goods, at the Omaha Shirt Factory. _ dl5tf Elegant vases tastlly ornamented, beautifully colered, Ilatest styles, large variety, at . F. Goodman's 16th street dru, tf On account of the Golden Esgle not giving as good satisfaction s it did, T have bought several car loads of the Celebrated Hannibal Eagle Mills, which I guarantee to be as good, if not better, than any St. Louis Winter Wheat Flour in the market. Only $3.35 per 100 pounds. Wis M. Yares. e 10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT HOSPE'S ART PALACE. Seo Cruickshank’s new advertise- ment for Holidsy Goods, on third page. Just received at Tux Bz Job Rooms the nicest line of diminutive Paper and Envelopes aod Cards, suit- able for Children’s Birthday Partiea. Call and see them. THE CREIGHTON, A first-class hotel In every respect, Is situated on the northwest corner of Thirteenth and Cspitol avenue. This new house is newly and elegantly far- nished throughout, and the table and bill of fare will compare favorably with the best In the land. Give it a rial. Norunner at tho Depot. o ~ct20-e0d-tf —COMIC TIN TYPES!— Come and see them, just the thing for New Year, elght new dosigns at Girand Central Gallery, 212 Sixteonth St. 13-e0d-3t —_—— California Pears, Plums, Grapes ote., st Tizard's Palace. 021-4F 1t will not cost you ONE CENT more, if the flour I sell you is not what I represent it to be. Wiass M. Yares, Wgo IS PILLBURY & CO. Real Estate Transfers. Marills Ward to Licetta L. Wilkin- d,n. dn pewinw } sec. 32, t. 16, . 13, . 3 Ellon A. Ittner to Mabelle, Horace H., Emest A., and Heinriotta M. Tttner, q. o. d., all grantors interest in the real estate of Beuj. Ittner, de- ceased.—$150. The mill of Rotert Calderwoed to Alice Calderwood was filed December 16th. Byron Reed to Alice Calderwood; 4ot 528, First add., Prospect Hill metery—$18. T, W. T. Riohsrds to Gecrge G. Sharpe: w. d. ne, }, sw. } and se. 4, ow. £, fec. 13, t, 16, r. 10 &.—§650. . Rosenfeld and wife to F. W. Corliss: w. d. n. §, ow. }, sec. 28, t. 15, r. 10 0.—8300. Samuel B. Nielson to James W. Jones; w. d. lota 3, 4 and 5, block 1, Waterloo—$80, Jemes W, Jones and wife to Mr. H. Clark, w. d.,lot 3 and e } lot 4 blk. 1, Waterloo—8$45. Hanhah H. and Joho H. Logan, w. d., lot 5, blk. 22, Waterloo—835. Hugh G. Clark and wife to Franz fmil Goetz, q. c. d., lot 1, bik. 20, Waterloo—825. Henry Johnson and wifo to Robert J. Moserip, w. d , lots 3 and 4, blk. 20, Omaha—$475 emelld LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Omaha postoffice for the week ending Saturday, De- cember 18, 1880. . OENTLEMES. Allison DW Anderson 0 Ashley P Ashtes W F Beikel C Blume & Bent F A Bun Fort W Blackwood LD Beonett SA Beales W R Blume W A Craig J Carlson J Clarke JL, Colby J A Carnes G Cahill E Campell E Clark J Dyed R Derlin J Dears O Dounelly W W Engler M Floid AC Fraok W Fallumsba H Feo kk HW Farnoni O Farell M Gilna H Grogg B Gustafeson § W G Hays D il T J How F E Harrison TYW Haas § Hangats P P Hopkins J W | Hause W B Jaugson P { Jchnson W rider G M King W King G Lindeman B TeaRR Tenz M Taren S LwWEC Morrison C A McAvin J McCallum W A Mallitt G Mitchell J M Markell S Napicr G Nystrom N Ottenblad A Phelps T C Preston R | Powell WC Peck L—2 Pearson E Phelps F O Potetson F M Raes M Ryan W§ Randall W M Smith L ¥ Steinbeck W Smythe L St-phenson D V- Shanks L Small $ R th J N Saith L, let, Simpson J H Turton W Vahn C L Wood TD S Walser Dr L Wardell G FIRMS, < Tovett & Smith LADIFS’ LiET, J Ainwick Mri Borker Miss A Yors Miss AM Brown Mis HE Crew Miss T, Cassidy Miss A LL Crawford Mrs 7 Cree Mus K Doudiey Miss E Dennish Miss K. Lddy Miss B Emasmus M Jlsex Miss M Fitzgerald Miss B Gray Miss E Howard Miss 1.3 Lewella Halow Miss L Hernlon MrsJ E Hill MrsME A s MecConagher Mrs C meryMiss I LA Nillson Miss AL Pearson Cheistina Richman Mrs A rs Bobineon Miss 5 - Shathouss Miss 1 Stenstrom Mrs J N Strand Mrs P Saunders Mrs H Talbott Mrs Warstot Ansalie Winans Mrs Tnos. F. Havr, Postmaster, — ————— Go to the OMAHA TOY STORE, 513 Fourteenth street, between Farn- ham and Douglas, for anything in the toy line. The largest and best se lected stock in the city. t&ftf H. Pouraax, Proprietor. The Play Saturday Night. A large_and enthusiastic jaudience greeted Frank Mayo Saturday night, when he appeared in his well known characte of Davy Orockett. The play was well mounted and well acted, though it was cat considerably. Mr. Mayo has the rare power of making his audience lsugh without saylng & word, and of mak- ing them cry almost as easily, His support was exceptionally good, than tho night before. *“Davy Crock- ott” ina far stronger play than **Van, the Virginian,” and shows Mr. Mayo to far botter advantage. His fine physique and perfect case _are strong points in his favor, but that he does not overdo a part that presents s0 man temptati s is his crowning gift. will alw ‘ya'bo welcomed with pleasure in Omahs. LARA East India Pile Cure. The only specific for all forms of Piles. In use in foreign coun- tries for years, lately intro- duced into America. Warrant- ed to give instant relief and a germnnent cure nteed. old by il druggists or mailed free on receipt of price, 50 cents, br'the American agents, Richardson & Co., Wholesale Druggists, Saint Louis, Mo. ZARA’S BILIOUS PILIS, guaranteed to give immediate reliefin all cases of Bilious and Liver Complaints, Cos- tiveness, Sick Headache, In- digestion, and cleansing the system ofall impurities. 25 cents. druggists them, LARA’S IN USE FORTY YEARS, Dr. Storm’s CELEBRATED SCOTCH Cough Candy A Safe and Pleasant Remedy for COUBHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, HOARSENESS and Strengthen- ing the Lungs. SOLD EVERYWHERE. Price only 10 Cents. T T S appearing to even better advantage |3 MAXMEYER & se°. LEADING JEWELERS, (Tiffanys of the West.) Have completed their pre- parations for the ap- proaching Holidays, and suggest tliat an early ex- amination of their s:ock will eniable purchasers to seeiire the choicest selee tions, and escajé the crowds unavoidable later in the month. Until Cliristmas, the es- tablishment will be kept open in the evenings. SPECIAL NOTIGES. —_— NOTICE—Adversisements To Let For Sale’ Lost, Fotind, Wants, Boarding &c., will bo - serted in thees cotumns once for TEN CENTS per line; each subsoqueitingartian, FIVE CENTS por line. Tho first tnsertion nover lees than TWENTY-FIVE CEMTS. TO LOAN—MONEY. —_ ONEY T0 LOAN—Oal at Lew Offics ML, TR oHas: Room,Grotehton biock ONKY_TO TOAN—1109 Farmham street. Dr. Edwards Agency, nov-33-if = TMELP WANTED ANTED—A »d girl for go cral howo- ori, Gerana proforred. " Cal 8t at_once N W cor 16 and Leavenworth P ‘Vnun»nm for_general housework, at 9°- 1408, Chicago streot, et 14th and 151 22 cor 21st and 120 WoT i girl, at Emmett House, 9522 ANTED—A stock of MBRCHANDIS¥, worth Trom 32400 to §:5,000; will pay "t cash, balance choice resident, grain and clevetor .“'Address R. KITTLE, Fremout, Neb. 9423 "ANTED—A good cook, & woman preferred, at St Chatles Hotels 9 ANTED—Cook and hitchen help, at the 96:20 Pacific Boure. ANTED—An oxperienced butcher wants to start a meatmarket in somicamall west em'town, whero thero 18 none, or where o0 is Dode s would take & relfable partner. Addre ¥. K. Wobh, Juckson, D-Kota Co., Neb. -t ANTED—To rent a smal fnrnished house, In contral part of city. Good price will bepald, Address K. X, boe officz. 8393 A ANTED—GIn for general bousework, 2015 Callfornia streét. 83 TRL WANTED—Eor general hotisework, at 255 Harney stroct, one door east oL 16 b 8t. e A s "ANTED—A good house-keeper, 1109 Farn i 3244 hiam stceet, tipetairs 'VV A 2%t ANTED—AIl Omahs 1 §t. Jonn s st TED—Employment tor horag ind wagon. E. A. HARRIS3, 16th and Nicholss Sls. know that _the the Kixa of Sewing 84941 Machines, office on 14th e FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAKD. R RENT—Furnished room fcr two men, one block from Postoffice, Address No. 200 213t OR RENT—Honso in Shull's 2nd addition, 5 per month. W. SIMERAL, mom 6, 896- Creighton Block. OR RENT—A furaished, suuth _1ont room. Inquire at No. 1613 Farnham St 84-tf fOR RENT—Cottage, on 6h_and Pino Bis., ‘now house, elght Foouis,on 23d and Case Sta’ Enquire J. [ Roe, 8. E- Cor. 12th and Farn ham. 096 OR RENT— farnished rooms over Mer- N. E. Cor. 16th and 28041 chants Exchange, Dodge stroets. FOR_SALE. FORENE L FARGAIN-A baldieg with ‘saloon fixtures, farniture and stock, on 10th 5t., oppositothe U. P. depot forrale vory cheap Or the fixtures, furniture and stock will "te_sold and building rented. Inquiro of ED. K¥ EISS- MAN. 1941 OR SALE—_Business house and grocery Restaurant attached. Address R, Ohaftin, Aurors, Neb. 9-1m Fon SALE—Two cloge carriages, at Stmpson's F AL Coftonvood famper REDMOND'S, Sixteenth-st. of all 81 MISCELLANEOUS. T[UEENTE on Peiday, Decomber 3, 1650 onared brindle cow. ' Medium sizo. Own BAGLEY, miles 8. W Drexel's mies S. W rom Omaha, Drexel's School Dis ACADEMY OF MUSIC! THURSDAY, December 30th. 'WAITING FOR THE VERDICT —nt it~ Members of the Union Catholic Library, One of the most successtul and popular domestic ‘aramas ‘on the modern Stago. Being & vldflgxlnun of Rica and Poor in ngtish Lite. Very strong cast. Admission, 50cent dron, Friday 3t 2 p. Matinee for school chil- 5 Admission, 95 cents. deet1- A Christmas Greeting. ACADEMY OF MUSIC! Two Evenings, Pridsy and Saturday, December 4th and 25th, Family Matines Christmas at 2 o'clock. The Gulick - Blaisdell Guar- anteed Attraction No. 4 Cisude PoHaven, General Reprosentative. En gagement of the Famo1s Vocal Comedian Mr. ROLAND REED, Appearing tn Augustin Daly’s fashionable society ‘comedy of AN ARABIAN NIGHT, As playedat Daly's New York Theatre 220 con- secative ,nights, embraciog the charming artist MISS ALICE HASTINGS, And the geat original cast of Cottagers and Courters. ‘87T Resorved seatiat Max Meyer & Bro. Remember the Christmas Matinee. dec20dst. MORTGAGE SALE. By virtue of the power contained in two chattal morteages, the fint given on the fith 8y of January. 150, by Rudoiph Noack to W. F. Schmidt and by said Schmidt assigned o the undersigned August Doll, which was duly fied in the county clerk's offide of Douglas count, Nebraska, and on which there is due §1626} and tho sgoond give the 17t day o September, 1850, by Rudoph Noak to August Doll, which was algo filed 'n_the county_ cierk’s office of Douglas county, Nebraska, avd on woich there s ano §244.14. " I will sell at public_atction {0 the highest bidder for cash, at the store house of B..F. Troxell & Co, 13th srect between Farn) of 10 wit: 7 boxes household of beds, bedding, dishes, knives, forks, le linen, &c, 3 trunks ard 3 baskets ana their contents, consisting of wearing apparcl, books &., 1 sewing machine two lounges, 1 writing desk, 1 burean and mirror, Iy clothes b burean, 2 beds, 6 cane seat chairs, d, 1 Iee box. 1 kitchen safe, 1 kitchen table, 12 cots and piilows, 1 paino, 1 sewiog mach'ne, Lot of car peting, also lot of China, 1as8 and silver-plated ware, and a mumber of door and window sceens, ATUGUST DOLL, Mortgagee. THE DAILY BEE (Cantaias the Latest Home snd Te phis Nawsof the Day. S. P. CASH JOBBERS MORSE & GO0, AND RETAILERS OF DRY GOODS. 1319 rARNEAM STRIET. For the coming week we have mad with the finest sto and all fancy articles ever shown New York. store west o We have BLACK and offer th importation, they under the prices t to ask for the other such opportunity anyone to buy a e preparatios ck of Silks, Laces, Dress Goods in a dry goods. received a consignment of LYONS SILKS em at less than the present cost of will be found fully 30 per cent hat other houses are obliged same qualities of goods and no has ever been offered to good silk dress for as little money. We offer a 2inch Cashmere Alexandre Silk at 81,25 a quality to-day worth any $1.75 Sil offer the balance (2 piece 5 we offer a hea s than $2.50. 25 we show a 24-i At any $3.00 Silk from higher pri At $3.00, $3.10, $3.25 1 standard make of goods. Ik is to-day worth $1. 50 a 24-inch Silk very heavy, richinlustre as o o' - ‘e - e 5 Adt $1.45 our Standard make of Cashmere Griffon Silk which we place in com- 1k in Amer 2 1-2 at wholesale, yet we still continue to ) at less than opening pri h vy rich Gros Grain Silk never before shown in the ilk worth at retail $2.75. a satin and fully up to ch Cashmere Griffon d stores. 9.22.24-inch Silks, the very best numbers to be hadina Opened to-day a large stock of Real DPuqh:sse Nogds from 50c fo $500 eagh. oin ** Braban Real Dutghesse Barbs from $12.00 “ “ “ [T T 0 $25.00. $12.00 to $40.00. $6.00 to $25.00. “ t Lace Vests ' Collars 3 This is the finest stock of these goods ever shown in Omaha. HANDEKERCHIEES. Over 150 dozen Silk An elegant line of linen, able sflpa and_desiga from Lace Handkerchiefs. One Price = B =2 $60,000. $60,000. $60,000. E Furnishing Goods, Novelties ‘make way for ourimmense ELGUTTER'S $60,000. 100l GREAT CLEARING SALE g FOR THE SHASON! We make this month a specialf Figures. Ourimmense stock of wear, comprising Working, Business, coats, Ulsters and Ulsteret!s worked from goods were the best selected stock ever brought to this market. handkarchiefs at a dozen prices. ¢ Embroidered Lawn, Fanoy Colored and other Handkerchiefs in every conceiv- the Child's bo. Handkarshief t) real Dut:hesse Applique and Point Marked in Plain Figures; We Never Deviate. MORSE & CO. 60,000. 60,000. 000. to close out our Desirable and seasonable goods at Low inter olothing for Men’s, Youth’s, Boys’ and Children’s 'and Dress Suits, in latest Patterns and Styles, Over- the flnest zoods of woolens; also a complete fine of tor the Holidays. Hats, Uaps, Gloves, &c., must Well-known to the public that these LGUTTER'S in Neckwear 3 Spring stock of clothing. MAMMOTH CHOTHING HOUSE, Farnham St, Cor 10th. $60,000 POWDER Absolutely Pure. Made from Grape Cream Tartar.—No other preparation makes such light, fiaky hot breads, o luxurious pastry. Can be éatun by dvs-eptica without fear of the flls resulting from he vJ in- digestible food. Fold only in eans by all Grocers. RovaL BAKixa Powpmn Co. N w} DISEASES OF THE EYE, Bar and Throat. DR.L. B. GRADDY OCULIST, AURIST & LARYNCIST. Office Over Kennard’s Drug Store, Corner of 14th and Douglas Sta. _novissm FERRY ON ICE. el e s o, 00, :lflzlu:m, easy and sale crossing at the nominal Horseman, each 5c. One Horse and Wagon 10c. Two Horses and Wagon 15¢. Wone 3 O eturn same day 10c. Foot-men Free. d131m Successors to J. H. THIELE, MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 1220 Douglas Street, OMATA, NE?;, Bl e lerms o Hallots 14 AGENTS FOR DEVLIN & CO., THE TON e CLOTHING HOUSE, 4212 FARNHAM STREET. 2T RHOFFS TRUNK FACTORY. Tho Irgest and bost assortment of Trunks and Valises in the West. Teleseopic Cases and Sample Trunks a Specialty. PROP., 50,000 DOLLARS GHEAP ! CHEAPER | CHEAPEST MAX MEYER & BRO. Propose for the next ninety (90) days to sell their entire stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silver-Ware, Pianos & Organ! AND CENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE At Manufacturing Prices, Which is from 15 to 20 per cent. below any Eastern Wholesale House, preparatory to moving into their weN Store, Cor. lith & Farnham We Mean Business. Come and be Convineed, MA