Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 25, 1881, Page 4

B S i ——— The Daily Bee. Fridsy Mornning, Feb. 25, —See Polack's advertissment. —Lubins bulk verfumeat Kahu's. —“Haste 1o the Banquet Hall.” —Whipple, McMillsn & Co., the jewel on, Oreighton Block. o264t —Imported cigars, at Saxes, druggist. —Remember the Danish Society’s Mas querade Feb. 26th, o —Fresh Eggs, 25 cents per dozen st J. L Nichol 15th and Dodge. —The price of nails has been ad ranced 0 $3.00 per keg by the association. —Eggs, Oranges and Lemons, 25 cents per dozen at Buffeta. . B —Don't forget, the Danish Society's Maequerade is on Saturday the 26th. tf —Peter Goos, while cleauing a roof yes terday, fell through the skylight but fortu- ‘nately was not hurt. ~Lots, Farms, Houses snd Lands. Look over Bemis' new column ot bargains on 1st page. —In cutting the transfer boat out of the fioe, st ‘Sioux Uity recently, the ice was found to be four feet thick. —Some one tied a pony toa small shade tree yesterday and the pony ran away, tak- ing the tree with him. —Fors listof the premiums drawn by the subscribers of T Wxzxuy Bre, see 3rd page of this issue. —For ) ands, Lots, Houses ani Farms ook overjBemis’ new column on first page Bergains. —Among the starsbooked for an early date st he Academy are Aunie Pixley, Tom Keene, Maggie Mitcheil, Joe Jeffer- scn and Wilbelmj. —The De Groat suction sale takes place to-day st Cummiogs, at 10 o'clock a. m. Some five leather trunks and wearing apparel will be sold, cheap. —The Fifth ward is said to be the only ‘ward in the city in which there is nota single house of ill-'ame and ome «f its citi~ 2oas wants due ~redit awarded it. —Dean Milspsugh was robbed of a highly prized - Luffalo robe and Jap robe Wednesday, which were yesterdsy re- covered by Duputy Marshal ben Wester- dahl —A long train of government wagons, drawn by the traditional arimals of su- perfiuous cheek, was engaged yosterday in transporting stores from the old to the new government degot. —Hertzal & Irvine's orchestra has been engaged for the Zitber Club concert next Suaday evening, furnishing s combiaation of musical talent that canuot fail to draw » good house. —The opening of the bids for the gov- ernment transporsstin on the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers at St Psul on the 98th inse., is suxiously loked forwacd to by river men. ALl the sieamboat lines on the upper Missouri will send me. to see the seals broken. —A small cravan of noble red wen pasced thrugh muhs Wednesday, steering morthward. There were three excellent wag s, eigh' good horses, four doge aud the usuxl alloument of pappooses, anl the notable point observed by our repoter was the cleaalinews aad s.yie exhibited by the outfit. —Omahs brauch of the National Land League have appiinted & committee in each ward of the cityto take down the names of sll Irishmen and the soms of Irishmen in their res ective wads and reports at the next regalar mee ing, which occurs Wednesday, March 9th 1881 —The item publis ed in yesterday's Bex concerning the alleged rovber, ef City Marchal Westerdanl, found its way into our coumns without passing throu_h the hauds of the city editor, and is entirely “off.” The marshal has not been down to Plattsmouth for month- and has not been robbed at all o far as he knows. ‘Tre best is Havex's Sxow Fraxe Fioux, sold by J. B. Freuch & Co. REDUCTIONS NUT ADVER- TISED allthe year, but each year genuiae re- ductions are made at Bushman’s Call ana see their prices now, 8. E. corner 15th and Douglas. Frexce's Goup Meoas Oorree. The best is Havex's Sxow Fraxe Frov, sold by J. B. French & Co. Frexca's Gop Mepar Correx BUY YOUR JEWELRY ar Whipple, McMillen & Co.'s, Orvighton Block, 15ibatrect. 243¢ —————— The best is Havexs Swow Fraxs Fuous, sold by J. B. French & Co. The bestis Havex's Svow Fraxs Fious, sold by J. B. French & Oo. Faexom's Goup Mepar Corree. Oriminal Dots. Pateick Gallagher was found gailty of highway robbery by the jury, whose verdict was retarned Wedncsday morning. George and “Dick” Davis were convicted of the robbery ef Mrs. Vickery. The jury returned a verdiot at 4 a. m. yesterday. Matters are qaiet in ‘police circles. Lou. Morris,a colored man from Coun- cil Bluff:, was arrested in this city for forgery and tkea sorosm the river, where waa put uader $200 bonds'to await ths action of the grand jury. The telal of Lorenss Pickard, cherged with the mardsr of Germanie Bowers, was bequn in the district courtlyesterdsy and the examinse tion of witnessee occupied most of the day. Alargs orowd was in attencs ance as spectctors and winesses, it %t impoeiaat teial of the acesion, thus ‘ar. —— The best is Havex's Sxow Fraxs Fioux, rold by J. B. French &0 .. The original . B Dupee Hams, Ba- nana Breakfast Bacow and uried Beef, Fumase's Fresh Eggs aslow as offered, Fizu- | SALES IMMENSE! QUALITY UNEQUALLED! is the record of Hevens' Saow Flake Flour. 8old by J. B. Feexce & Co. FRESH EGGS 24 cents per dozen, and a nice supply of FRESH BUT- TER just recetved feom Sarpy svunty. Wiuzs M. Yarss, i THE NEW HOTEL. An Important Ques'ion Which ‘Wilbe Settied To-morrow. Tt looks now as if the vacaut lota on the southwest coruer of Farnam and Fourteenth would become within & year's time the site f & new hotel in every respect the equsl of the Grand Central of blesred memory. Our reporter called upon Mr. Her- man Kountze yesterdwy afternoon, and learned that the price snd time bad been agreed up m, and that the papers were then being drswn up for he trauafer of the pro serty to the Kitchen Bros. There are certain agreemer te which the latter will be required to sign before the deed will be delivercd, ‘which obligate the purchasers to build a hotel on the grounds, to be com- pleted by January lst, 1882, or with- in the uext ten months’ time. Mr. Kountzestated that the present owners were aware of the fact that the price they were accenting was $15,000 leas than the property was worth for business purposes and that it would never pass fromther hands aless the the terms were agreed to. The deed wilt be handed over to-morrow if the agreoments meet with ths approval of the parohasers. Mr. Dick Kitchen's trip to 8t. Joe, e baving left last night, is probably connected with the traosactious which the next twenty-four hours will ter- minate one way or the other. There is 0o reason to believe that any hitch will take place in the proceedings. e CLOSING 0UT Silks, Velvets, Dress Goods, Woolens and Cloala, at prices that will astowish you, @ Bushman's. T Frexce'’s GoLp Mepar Corree. The best is Havex's Sxow Fiaxe Frous, sold by J. B. French & Co. Waxrep—By young gentlomen: 2 or 3 furnishod or unfarnished rooms in a good house, well located. Addrees A. H., 1310 Davenport street 23 % The best s Havex's Sxow Fuaxe Fious, sold by J B. Fronch & Ce. ——— Frence's GoLp MEpaL CorrFes. LOST Last week. A gentleman's fur col- lar between Thirteenth and Sixteenth streets on Dodge street. Wisuis M. YAres, ———— The best is Haver's Sxow Fraxe FioUR, soid by J. B. French & Co. Frexca's Goup MEpaL Corres. Ocoidental Hotel, corner of Tenth and Howard streets, J.J. Paguter, proprietor. This ho- tel has been repaired and furnished with new furuiture throughout, and afforde firs.-class accommodation to public. Chargcs reason- 7t The best s Haven's Sxow Fraxe Firovr, sold by J. B. Freuch & Co. Ratber Buots just received at Follriede's. 1t FrencE's GuLd MkpsL Corres £ Business Investm ot It does not require the memory f the “oldest inh.bitant” to r.cdl the Hme when Cincinnati and « ork wer slm st synonymous words. At Lust, the meution of Ciucianati always sug gosted porkopolis, Wiat changes time hath wrought! Now we think more of Ciocinnati as » musical con ter than as & pork market. An ex- tract from & daily paper shows the re- eeicts trom the late musical festival held there to have been $50,0.0. One of inquiring mind naturally ssks, why bas Cincinnatl become such a mus- foal macnet? The solation 18 simple, —Oinciunat! as & city encoursges her bome talent, hss done 8o in the psst until she now has a circle of musical devotees, the entire coantry is resdy to patronizs if they but announce a musicale of any description. The business men of Cincinnatl have found out that it pays to be “musical la their taste,” they may not know the notes of the oratorios given, but they do koow the notes that Yeome into their bank accounts €hrongh these musioal performances, azd with an eye to business strictly, encourage them to the atmost. Te not this the wise plan for every city and town! We may not attain to Oincinnati's rank for some time, but wo oan at least follow after. In ocur ‘midst the Harmonic society is doing honest, good, foundation work. This musical soclety is not nearly so well knows to seciety as it deserves Lo be, but we most earnestly hope our citi- sons will show their appreciation of its efforts by turning out en masse to hear “Queen Ksther” performed at the Academy of Music this evening. It is a1 good aa any oratorio of its style written, and we have been assured by competent judges that the perform- ance will be very fine indeed. There are 25 solo personstions in it and & grand chorus of 100 voices. Let the Harmonic society be greeted by au- dlences that will encourage them to g0 on with the good wurk they have been doing. SALES IMMENSE! QUALITY OUNEQUALLED! is the record of Haveus' Snow Flake Flour. Sold by J. B Faescr & Co. New Tues, New Ruchings, New Col- lars and Cuffs. See them at Bush man’s Frexca's Goup Meoaw Corres. The best 1+ Heven's Ssow FLage Frovs, scld ty J. B. Fruch & C . The best is Havex's Sxow Fraxe Frour,enld by J B. French & Co. Workingmen know where to go for your driuk of pure Kentucky 10 cent whisk y, imporied gins and Irish whiskeys, Badweiser beer. Agent for 8t. Gntihard Bitters. D L. MoGrokis, jw2ilm 314 8 uth 10w St The best is Havex's Sxow Fraxe F1our, sold by J. B French & Co. Frpxce’s GorLo Mepax Corras. SEISSTCELES S PFRSONAL PARAGRAPES Rev. A. F. Sherriland wife have re- turned from Lincoln. W Sco t King, night manager of the telephone office, has <oue to Chicago. Mr. Jos. McConnell master mechanic of the 1"nion Pacific railroad sb ps at North Pltte, is in the ity Hon. Levi J. Kennard r-turned last night from C ifton Springs, N. ¥., where he has been fur several months past with Mr-. Kennard, v hom he ‘eft there g eatly improved in ueslth. Mr Kenuard's re- turn wi | give the city council s full mem- bership for the first time in a good wile. REDUCTIONS NOT ADVERTISED all the year but twice each year ganwine re ductions are made at Bushman’s. Call and see their prices now, S. E. corner I5th an Douglas. The best 1 Havex's Sxow FLaxe Fious, s.ld by J. B French & Co. Death of au Estimable Lady. Mrs, Fanny P. Wright, relict of Sylyaany Wright, died at Santa Ross, Cal., on the 15:h of February, in the 88th year of her age. Mrs. Wright was the moth Wright and of Mrs. Dimmiel with their mother resided mauy yesrs in Omaha. Mrs. Wright has been foeble for years and for her great age is indebted toa strong constitution, & genial climate, & devoted husbaud and a filisl doctor. The : il cted family in Santa Rosa have th, sympathy of meny friends in Omaha. = The best is Havens Sxow FLAEE Frovs, sold by J. B. French & Co. Frexce's GoLb Mepar CoFrxe. Estey Organ. Estey Organ. Estey Organ. At Hospo's. At Hospe's. At Hospe'e, Kimball Organ. Kimbll Organ. Kimball Organ. 213t AtA. Hope's, jr. ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE of Haven's Snowflske Flour just re- ceived by J. B. French & Co. Frexc’s Gop Mepar Correx. FOUND. Alsdies maff, on Dodge street be- tween Fifteen'h and Sixteenth streets. Wituis M. Yares. Frexca's Goup MepaL CoFFEE. ANOTHER LARGE 1NVOICE of Haven's Sacwflske Flour just re- ceived by J. B. French & Co. CLOSING 0UT Sills, Velvets, Dreas Goods, Woolens and Cloaks, at prices t.at will aston- ish, at Buskman's. SALES IMMENSE! QUALITY UNEQUALLED! s the record of Huvens’ Snow Flake Flour. Scld by J. B. Feexcn & Co. S DR e Rabber Boota jJust received at Fullriede's. 1t Dunish Kid tloves u white aud light colure, of E Model's best make, Co- peuhagen, at L C. Enwold’s, 13th :nd J-cknon strects. Theee gloves are the very best made, it excellent aud are very du able, and no second-class nor old trash, having personally s-lsced them in Danmark. 232, ANOTHER LARGE INVOIOE of Haven's Snowflake Flour just re- ceived by J. B. Franch & Co. Frenca's Goup Mxpax Corres. For Saie—Houwse furniture for sale at 1310 Davenport street, botwuen 13 h and 14'h streets. 23-2 ————— The best is Haven's Sxow Fraxe Fioug, sold by J B. French & Co. e — FreNcH's GuLp MEDAL COFFER. Home From Lincoln. The noon train up from the state capital to day brought quite a delcga- tion of Omaba men, including among others George Canfield, County Commissioner Drexel, Judge E. M. Stenberg, J. 8. Shropshire, Constsble Edgerton, Cap'ain Morsh and Hon. G:o. E. tritchott, They report lively times at Lincoln since the legislsture began its night session, and that body his agreed to adjourn at midnight Satur- day night. Tuc probabilities for the passage of the several bills in which our citizens are particularlyinterested are about as reported in telegraphic lspatches. Commissioner D:exel carried a small roll of paper under his arm, which our reporter supposed was sheet music procured for the inmates of the Hotel de Guy, but on inquiry was informed tha it was the first installment of county bonds, valued at $25,000, which Mr. Drexel took to Lincoln to have reg- istered in the office of the secretary of state, as required by law. Messrs, Stenberg and Edcerton were acting 283 body guard aud to prevent any confidence men from getting in their work on the prize, Waoted—A girl to do general housework in a family of twe. None buta good girl need apply. Refor- ences required. A pply at Eponx & ERioksox's, Jewslry Store, Opp. P. 0. Frecsa's G LD kpar Corree. ————— An Bcclesiastical Counoll. Oa Tucaday last Rev. H. N. Gates, Rev. F. M. Platt, Rev. Wm. Leavie, Rev. B. F D floabacher, Rev. G I Gravis, Descoms Dr J. M. Water- mao, J. H. Bauer, T. R-xiord, Mr. D. 0. Browner and Wm H Smith, representing seven Oungrega ional churches, assembled as an eclosias i- cal cona-il with the Congregational | church of Soath Buud, at Dill's HL ‘The previous ction of the church was renewed, found correct and sp- proved. 1 A sermon was preached in the at- ternoon by R-v. Platt, and io the Gates. Baptinm to five adults, aud | rmed Congreyational | chureh of South Bend, of nineteen | members, was heartily received into the fellowship cf cburches. PUSHING MATTERS. The Preparations for the Saor- gerfest Going on Actively. Our Germin fricnds are . entering upon the work of making the ap- proaching Ssengerfest one of the geandest aff.irs that has over taken place in Omaha with a zeal that in- sures success, and among the many meatiogs and conven ions to he held 10 Omaha daring the coming summer nove rank highsr in importance than this, L At the meetiog of the executive commitres last eveniug, it was unavi- m -usly decided that a remp rary hall must bs built to acc.mmodate their wants. Plans for such a hall were submitted to the committee, snd they will ask the societi t their meeting on Sunday to ssnction their sction thus far. The ball is set a rolling, and active steps are being taken al- ready to complete first arrangements, The following are the committess appointed, all being members of the Concordia and Msanerchor: QUARTERS AND ACCOMMODATIONS. — Alex Daemon, H. F. Willrodt, Wm. Mack, OCharles Anderson, Julius Treitschke Ramzoavs.—John Baumer, . Max Meyer, O. E. Barmester. Piowio —Ed. Maurer, John H. Erck, Henry Horaberger, H. Si-fcen, J hn Boekhoff, Wm. Mack, Henry Nestor, Refcoshments—Wm. Sievers, Wn. Weckoach, Wm. Scgelke, J. Kauft mano, A Dormann. Reception—0. E Burmester, H. Schoabe, Wm. Mack, L. Raapke, H. Rosenzwe:g, Fred Metz. Ball Committee—Julius M yer, L Hellboro, Henry Meyer, Ed. Wirth, A. B. Hubermann. Decorations — Wernor V. Boehl, Theo. Sinhold, Geo. Heimrod, Henry Wagner, Chas_ Merkt. Printing, Music and Hall—The execative committee, The first named of each committee ie chairman of that committee. Cheapest Embroideries in Omaha, a THE LAND LEAGUE. SPECIAL NOTICES. Re-olutiors a 'd Subscriptions, The following - resolutions were unanimously adopted at the meeting of tho Ouaha Irish Land leagite last evening: Waggess, The English government bas by muans b st kn.wi to uself and fur ress n« evideat to the world, de- prived the Irtak people from eetabli n: aud mawsaining manatactories; and, Warrzas, The power avd opulence of E giaua are due to her auccess as » m.cufscuring nation, by re son of which sne hus, uutil very recen'ly, suppli-d the world with dry_guods, cutlory, manufacturing u enails, agri- cultural machinery, earthenware., iron, &c., ull of which have een by the labor of her countl or those receiving paupers’ wages, 3 Waeszss, We, the Irish people, at home aud in foreign e untries, be ing virtually at war with Eugland, aud deeming it expedieot to vse all the honorable tactios which beliger- ents may, without compromising thelr honor, wilize to- their advan- tage; and aware that we Lavein the past encouraged the mule of English wares by our reprehensible sileuce, or actually purchssed - from the Eng— lish market by an oversight which was unpardonable, therefore ResoLvep, That this branch of the Nattonal Land League pledgas itaelf to rigudly carry out the ssrmon on political economy, which vur illus- trious countryman Doan Swifc preached a century ago, namely: to “‘burn everythinz that comes from Eng and except ber coal ” ResoLvep, That we deem it of the greatest importauce to ouc cause, to cripple as far sa lies in our pwer,the commerce of England, and with that end in view we mutually pledge our- selyes not 10 buy nor encourage the purchase of English made gaods of any description—neither the woolens of Leeds, nor the cutlery of Sheffisld, | nor the cottons of Mancl the linens of Ulster, nor the stationery of London, nor any commodity hav- ing apon it the impress of the English stamp. Lot the “Unicorn and Lion” be deemed an unclean thing, alike ro- pulsive %o our tastes and useless to our wants. from 2 to 8160 per yard, at Bush- man's. The best is Havex's Ssow FLake Fuou, sold by J. B. French & Co. Frexca's Goup MepaL Corree Kive King. The sale of reserved seats for the Rive Kicg concert, February 28th, opened at Max Meyer & Bro's., this morning witha very large ressrve. It is evident that the house will be such a8 greets every really first class per- formance in this city, and it is evi- dent that this company is 0ue of the fcremost on the road. Their perform- ance at Kausas City on Monday ever- iog last elicited from the pre 8 of that city the most flatterlug notices. The. Times of the 22d characterizes it as “‘a highly wjoyable enter:a::ment of the better class,” ani says we consider Madame Julia Rive-Kiug the finest pianist in the ¢ uncry. Some of hr performances were ‘marvelously fine,’ and sbe was persistently encired.” The Times gives them a very longt! y tice, speakivg excellently of every every member of the comyauy, suys every membor was eucored, and that they made au unqualified success :n Kaosas City. _ - New Ties, New Ruckings, New Collars and Cufs. S ihem vt Bushman's. The best 15 HAVEN'S SNoW KLAKE F1LoUR, ecld by J. B. French & Co. Luther B Whitmore. The funeral of the late Luther B. Whitmore will take place ou Saturday st 2 p. m., his daughter, Mrs. E. R. Sisson, having telegraphed from New Bedford that she will arrive here on that day. To those who knew the ceceased in- timately, hir death comes as 3 messen- gor laden with deepest sorrow. He was no ordinary man, and death raro- ly overtakes aud cuts down his like on the highway of time. Mr. Whitmore held many responsible positions in the east, south and west, in all of which he commanded the confidence and et toem of his associates and the public with which he did business. His life in Omahs, extending over s period of nearly thirteen years, has been spent a8 a faithful officer in the Union Pa- cific railway company, with which he held the important position of agent of the Omsha bridge transfer, and cashier of the Omaha station. It may be trathfally said that L. B. Whit- more never made su enemy and that he possessed the friendship of all who kuew him, and they will testify that by his death there has pased from among us a noble, unpratending and humane gentleman. Cheapest Embroiderics n Omaha, at from 2¢ 0 81.50 per yard, at Buskman's, The best is Haven's Sxow Fraxs Fiour, 5.1d by J. B. French & Co. Frexcr's GoLp Mzpax, Corsxs. Saratoga, For lack of time to prepara it, the Iycenm paper wasnot issued last week, bat was the featare of the meeting last evening. The queation for debate waa: Resolved, That the telegraph 1 should be controlled by the govern- ment. The repetition of the school exhi bition, aithough not yet definitely fix- ed, will probably be on Friday even- Ing, March 8, at Theatre Hall, Furt Omahs. The lnrtu:atu ones ]who were pre- sent cnjoyed » very pleasan » My Bliorey Romine Manaey enees ing. The propwel sleizhride of the young people is down for Saturdny evenitg 2 Th= young people & cirlizs at Mr. Louis Lit:lefield a this evening in hon or of Miss Ewuilie Mathie:on, of Omaha Information wanted: Isa man ra spoanible 7. language used when un der the it flu-uico of an snesthetic Mr. M Scort hus severed bis con- nection with Uncle Saw, as foreman of the blacksmith shop at Fort Oma- be, to go west, much to the regret of bis many friends Mr. Scott and famiy have tesn sanh supporters and ewrnest workers i the Sunday of the community. The best is Havexs S Fious, seld by J. B. French & Co. Resowvep, That in our determined efforts to csrry out these provisions, not only shall we probibit those under our immediata conirol and influence from purchasing any of the above, but we hereby exhort all Irishmen and women threuzhout the entirs world to put an immodiate embargo, #s far as lies in their power, upon all English made goods, and when they go a shopping to peremptorially refuse to purchase aay and all wares having an English pattern o design. ResoLvED, That copies of these resolutio is be farnished the Omaha datly papsrs and the New Y sk Trish Worli for publication. CONTRIBUTIONS. $10.09 ) Thos Callopy. D Kocke.. Oxana, Neb., Feb. 23, 1881. e o Frexca's Gop MepaL CorreE. er, ot | & NOTICE—Adv: Lest Found, Wants, Roardicg, &c., will be in- scradin these co umus once for TEN CENTS per line; oach subsequent insertion. FIVE CENTS per liio The first {nsertion meverless than TW NTY FIE CENTS. L0AB- HUKST 7 LOAN—ALS per cent inter. D) ", e of #5000 and ap T35 10 5 your’ time on frst ciaes improt- A ity and ‘tar property. Apuly st BEMIS Hitate and Loan A concy, 16¢h ~nd Doueiaa Trs-sadtt VIO T2 roan—ou w Lo omes L R T - rsierton Blook YRR — T VY AN Er—Dm i Tlor g nerat & at mothwest” coruer 18 b ax Avenuo o wout 4 rooms WAYT, DT e eon $T5-e0d 3t Address H, Canfield Hou'e. WA TED-A youne, iargs, Ko siepping buggy horse. A'dress dr.we: 52, n ste efice, 8714t VW ASTD— bl mmediataly a1 co1 Tin street, must be a g od cool 724 ANTED—Boaruers bearding house wit in_ten mioutes walk of busincss parta of the city. No. 1224 Dodge street, south eas. corner Doige and 15th. WA AL oo goeen hoeonr 1214 Duvenport 5t bet. 1%h And. 13th roets sttt address Goo. R_Rathbun, Principal ern Business Colleg VWASTED-good “ oy on Poppl. PV A5 ZED-A oot Eopleband German cor respondent, must boa. ddress with refereuc s W. H., Bee iffice 341 competent girl, at VW ANTER —Thoiou Good waz.s. 533t 19'6 Farnham "ANTHD--A 200d girl {0 general house- work, must be a gcod 200k and washer and fron.r._’Apply outheast corner 20th fand Culifornia. 1580 A T&D—An experionced butcher wants to start a meat Carketi n some staall west em town, whero thers ie none, o where ono is needs s would take areliavle partner. Addrew ehb, Jackson, Dukota Co. Neb, 90-t1 VW ANTER—A good house-keera, 108 Furn ham street, uptairs 3241 —_— FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAND. ANTED—TO RENT—A furnished room “or gentleman and ife with no children. F.B.W. Dee office. 57924 e furnished room on Douglas GHEAP HOUSES & LOTS For Sale. 1,000,000 Acres of Beautiful Rich PRAIRIE LAND, Located in all the Counties of EASTERN NEBRASKA. ' pet. 17th and 18th, 2 blocks trom P. O. aire at No. 17.7 360-t¢ —New house, exght_rooms, hard , on 28 and Cass Sts Ei 12541 suuth tont. room, ham st 8t ruished rooms over Ser- . £ Cor. ‘16th and 1t [ 03, FARMS, HOUSES AND LANDS. Look 4 over BEMIS' new column of barkains on lat paze [0 SALE¥y. piaca ot tour scren io Weet « maha, wih good buildings and lots of r it, torms Very easy. fioe pair of z Om s, JIUK S\LE—Two pet coons. For further in- formation address Henry J. Noge, P. 0., b 30323 'OR SALE—About six thousand feet, of good sheeting and scantliug. Enquire J Phi bin, at Whitn.y's shoe store, 1421 Douglas 867t Farmers’ Alliance at Werk The eub-alliance, No. 112, held it monthly mseting on the 21+t in McAr- dlo precinet, D uglas cousty. The annual election of « fi;rs resulied in the election of C.ryan Prowhor, president; Calvin D. Grege, vice president; Goorze H M-rriman, cec- retary; Patrick M A-dle, treasur-r. A commuttee of chres was sppoin‘ed to draft by-laws, to bs presented at the next meeting, composed of Ailen Root, Patrick MoArdle, Ja ses Mitchell. E ;nt new names were prosented for admission at the next meeting. The euhj ct of “Hiw shsll the farmers’ interest be protected,” under cousideration. The follewiag action was tsken: ‘Waereas, Toere now exists an ox- clusive monopoly in tho manufa and sale of barbed wire for fencing, and that s:id monopoly ha-e secured for a trivial sum all of the various patents relsting thereto, and the su- preme court have sustained tha legal laim of all _tho patents in 7 (10)residonco T s on upper eet. Jomn L [ it —Maps of Doucls Sarny A RO EWATER, 150 +arn- bam street, 32001 IR SALF—Hous» and 1.t at $1250.00. JOHN ©. McCAGUE, Opy. Postoffice. _ $10-tf OR § LF—Seve: good busines lota on Far bam sireet; JO N ©.. WicCAG E. it 01 pos 1 o DLANUS Look L over 551" 0w ot of varcains o 18t N ALK Lasse and tarmiture of o et iass hote i1 & town of 1300 fnfiabiants. in = . Has24 eds. bo travelliny Inquire at -ee office 2131 SALE—A ARGAIN—A building wite n fixtares, farniture an. e U. P depot, for <alo ve res, furniture and stock wil renred. luquire of table cures nSt. 878t A SPLENDID LixT OF Houses, Lots, Farms and Lawvis, in his now eolumn on Ist pige «single firm, acd tha: such uncn trolled monopoly propose to layiug a heavy tribute upon the farming 1n terest that law for their mannfactured ire, the price of which has alrcady en from 7 to 12and 13 cents B - lieving that only a uri ed effrt «f those interested can prevent the un- just and villsinous lsgal extortivna that are now praciiced upon the citi- zens of this and other states by mon- opolies, we, the undersigned, mu tually pledge ourselves to one another that we will not buy or purchase or use barbed iron that ha« been bought or purchased for a prico that ex ceeds 7 cents per pound by ths o il The above was passed anantmously and signed by every oue present With tho ins>ructions to the scci to have published, and request the operation of every cue interested snd their personsl excrtion to secure sig- nataras thereto by cut'ing it out and attaching it to s paper or postal card, and send the signatures only to the secretary of this meeting, who is in- structed to give them the widest pub- Iicity possible, beliovivg tint 2,000 names signed to this i brasks, Kansas end Lows wi'l prevert POWDER aW 5 % Absolutely Pure, Made trom Grape Oream Tariar.—No oirer tha extortions contemplated up:n the farmera of theso states. 7 AzLex Roor, Sec. Address, Omahs. FrENcH's Gorp MEDAL Correr RUBBERS. Smors! SHOE: Full line of Men's Ladies’ Misseo and Children’s shoes, at the new shoe store of H. BASWITZ, 1422 Douglas 8t., near 15th. . 21-e0d-3t The best is Haven's Sxow Fraxe Frour, sold bs J. B. French & Co Real BEctate Transfers. The folloving transfers were re- corded at the couniy cle:k's office yos- terday, as reported by John L. Mo Cague, real es'ate agent and convey- »ud Martin Dun ham to Mary A. Withell: ef of lo: 2, block 147, w. d —$2000 Herman Kuntze sud wifs to the First Navions] baok: ng of nw} of section20.r 10,y ¢ d —$2 Win, A. Gesger ‘o dobn 1. Redick, Iot 2 it blook 139, @ C D.—$50. O ristian Hausan sné wife fo Peter N s, vart of Lot 4 in bl ok 4 W D John N Weich and wife to David Warren, the 5. W. § o 5. E } se. 2, town 14, rang: 10 east, W. D. —$5 0 ———————— BONNER 1309, D.uulss street, has the largest and best stock «f Honse Faraishing Goods in the city. eodf - Faenca's Goup VMzpAL Corvee. 20 e i —Genuine | anish Kia Gloves, at L. C. Enewld, 13 b and Jackson Sta. wids provaration makes such lizht, flaky not breacs, Soid only in cans by all Grocers. VAL Baxie Powpax Co., New York. Complimentary to Omaha Har- mouic Society. ESTHER ACADEMY OF MUSIC ! Thursday and ¥ridey Evenings, Feb. 24th and 25th, And sacurday Matinee at 2 O'clock. The br lliant Histo:ic Opera QUE:=NESTHER Median, Persian and Jawish Coatume. 26 50L) PERSONATIONS 25 Grand Chorus & vemi-Chorns. —OF— ONE HUNDRED VOICES. R W.SEAJER, - - - - Director. Doors Open at 7, Commences at 8 Many of these lands are more or less improved and can be had at wild land prices, are located in the midst of splendid settle- ments, conven ent to Rail- roads, Growing Towns, Schools, Chu:ches, &c., while scarcely a quarter section can be found with- :|out spring or running stream of clear water, on some part of it. We offer these lands generally on long time and easy terms, with low rates of :nte-rest, or a liberal dis- coun: for cash. Prices range from $2 to $10 per acre, while we can sell many fine t:acts far below their market value. | change. .. ission 50 ceat-; Reserved Sea's 75 beserveu Seats way 'be procucd at Max | = , rebruary 7lat, | s m. Libritt: s containiog all the words of the opers. 10 censsenc . Curriages may be ordered at 10:40. 11986 - ™™ DOUGLAS GOUNTY We Offer Over 30,000 ACRES, Located from 4 to 15 miles from Omaha, at from $6 to $10 per acre, oa from 1 to 10 years time. In BURT, SARPY and WASHINGTON O sUNTIES ‘we offer great bargains on large tracts, some of which run as low as $3 per acre. In CEDAR and other Coun- ties, lands suitable for colony from $2 50 to $3 50 peracre. I .OMAHA CITY property we offer Cheap Houses and Lots, Houses and Leased Ground, Elegant Residences, Splendid Lots in all pasts of the City and Addcitions, Business and Residence Property, small tractsof from 1 to 5. 10 and 20 acres, for Sale, Lease and Ex- We also have for sale Improved Farms A NOTARY PUBLICcanall ways be found i our office, Lands will beshown purchasers free of charge, by Some with modarat - improve- ments, others with large fine houses, good outbuildings, mostly cultivated, and located in all paris of Doug as ana the other couties named, and all on the most liberal terms. Persons wi-hing to buy, sell, rext, lease, exchange or convey any kind of Ra:l Kstate will find us prepared for active busi- nees at all times. Boggs & Hill, ReaL Estate Brokes, 1408 North Side of Farn, St., Opp. Grand Cent al Hotel, -~ Omaha, Neb- TTOST 1IN Immense Stock for FELL AND WINTER {ine Custom-Yade CLOTEING Men’s Suits, Boys’ Suits Children’s Suits. WINTER OVERCuATS Children. 7. Under-Wear, Hats :nd Caps. £ 2 Trunks and Valises, at Prices to Suit Al ax : POLACK'S. Farnham Street, Near Fourteenth AGENTS FOR DEVLIN & CO, TEHE BOSTON : CLOTHING HOUSE,: 1212 FARNHAM SIREET, X2X:==2 MARHOFF'S TRUNK FACTORY. - he fargest and bew ssortment of Trunks and Valises in the West. Telescopic Cases aud Sample Trunks a Specialty. PROP. H PN ¢ H. MAIEI!’fig.FZIFIIonrs North of Foughas Sf. 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 lirge assort t of CANDY and SUGAR, TOYS for the Holiday trade. GATZ & FREEMAN, 510 11th St., Omaha. oct15-e0u-0m AX MEYER & CO., O M A EX A . GUNS, AMMUNIT!ON, SPORTING GOODS Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and a full line of NOUTIONS AND FACNY GOODS Send for Price List. MAX MEYER & CO.. Omaha, Neb. - MAX MEYER & CO, WHOLESALE TOBBAGCONISTS | Tobacco, 25 cents per pound upwards. Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards. Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upward: Ratrigerator Rooms g D. B. BEEMER, COMMISSION MERCHANT And Wholesale Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Frut. Jobber of Hams, Bacon, Lard, Rutter, bg », Poultry. Gome and Country Produce Generally. Purchasiog ~cent for a1l k ndn «f Guods and Morcha. dise not kept 11 stock himeelf— 1he same beiug selccted w th care, an ille | A% cur. ent. Market ates. @eneral Western Agent for BOO | H'S OVAL B'AND OYSTFRS, a0d Wholcsale Dealer in Fresh Lake, River and Salt Water Fish, Wi. F. STOETZEL Dealer in Hardware, GOOKING STOVES and Tinware. Stove Repairer, Job Worker and Manufacturer of a Kinds of Cans, Tenth and Jackson Streets. - HORSE SHOES AND NAILS, Established at Omaha fn 171 Largest Beat Assortment of Ircn and Wagon Stock, EELS w in the West. A‘ Chicago Prices. W.J. BROATCH, 1209 & 1211 Harney Street, Omaha. Jon18.5 AUG DORMANN, san scuarer of w1 kinds of fl u s AGE Summer Bologna (Cervelat Warst)a Specia tiy. Orders promptly filled. 1714 Burt St., Omaha Neb. de23-t THE DAILY BEE Jantains the Latest Home and Tele. Newsof th Day. B8 cELEBRATED Oval Stee) Tooth Harrow anatactared by I% GROOT 4 GEBDIIGS, Fom du Lee, Wis F. D _COOPTR e for prioes Agont, Omaa, Neb.