Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 7, 1881, Page 1

" S HOqMTT g A VOL. X. OMAHA, NEBRASKA S XTURDAY MAY Establlshed 1871 MORNING "EDITION. THE FIRE FIEND'S FEAST. Over $150,000 Licked Up by the Lurid Flames in Ottum- wa, lowa, Destruction of a Furniture Factory Throws Many Men Out of Work. ABlaze in Palmyra Dries Fruit Beyond the Hope of Soak- ing it Out. Orroxws, Ta, May 7—1 s, m,— Yesterday morning at 3 o'cleck a fire was discovered in_ the wholesale drug and book house of J. L. Taylor & Co. Dear the corner of Market and Main streets. Owing to the iuflamable na ture of its contents, the whole build- ing, 40x132, four stories aud base- ment, was enwrapped in a sheet of flame. This fine building, together witn the First ional bank on the corner was totally destroyed. The wholesale hardware house of Sargent, Chambers & Ce., west of the Taylor's building, had the root mashed in by the walls of Tayler's building falling, andwas dsmaged by water and fire seriously. Taylor & Co.’s lose is estimated at $§117,000; the First National bank at sm 000; Harper, Charles & Co. ockerell's toa store, §1, nmu lodge, $1,000, and lawyers, in- rance men and others a considera- ble amount. Green Bros’. variety store and J. W. Garner, wholcsale dry goods, were considerably damaged by tke removal of goods. On the op- posite side of the streot a number of heavy plate glass windows were bro- ken and rained by the Intease hest. The total losses will foot up from $150,000 to $175,000. It is losured for about three-fourths of its value. The buildings will all be immedistely rebuilt, and the parties will a'l re- sume business to-day, except Taylor & Co., who will go into business again as soon as their building can be put up. POWDER Absolutely Pure. M:lc from Grap ‘proparation makes such, or luxurious cn without fear of the Cream Tartar.—No other ight, fiaky hot br r3." Can pe ‘eaten by resulting tror ly in_cans, RovaL Bakie POwDR Co. 2 ndigestible f00d Sold o Grocere. K, 15th St, BIAZEIN ADRIAN. ADk1aN, Mich., May 71 2. m.— The Alden fiait factory at Palmyra burned Tharsday night, with consid- erable duicd fruit. ZIosured for$6,- 000. Engravers and dewelers, FURNITURE FACTORY IN NEW YOKK. New Youk, Msy 7—1 a. m.—A fire in M. C. Crum's furniture factory Thursday night, caused a damage of 60,000, on which there is an insur- aroe of §25,000. Oser one hundred and fifty men and boys wre thrown out of employment. CREIGHTON BLO(C The Weather. WasnixoroN, Msy 7—1 a m.— The indicationa for to-dsy for the np- per Missisaippi and lower Missouri are fair_weather, follow.d by id occasional WHIPPLE, M’'MILLEN & GO .. Daimond Setters, ter district, stationary or higher tem- perature, falling, followed in the lat er district by rising barometer. SPRINGSTOCK JUST TN Street Railroads i Cincinnati. Crxcrsxarr, May 7—1 & m.—A company has been organized and the right of way secared and all arrange- ments completed for puiting down a street railway in this cityon the Ssn Francisco plan, jthe motive power be- ing endloss wires run by stattonery NEURALGIA, | engines. SCIATICA, LUMBAGO, BACKACHE, GOouT, SORENESS public echo. bell was beiug rung, the rope broke and the bell fell from its bearings, striking Lonian, an eight yesr old so3 of Wm. Walterson, on the head, crash- Blown Out to Sea. Loxpox, May 7—1. m.—The Brit- tish ship Governor Lanydon, Captain Wilson, which has arrived at Guinock, from Pensacols, reports that on March 3lst aboat three miles southesst of Cape Florlds,a wan ws picked up in an open s He that he had been blown out to sea during & strong easterly gale and was without food for elght days. The only sus tenance ho had was a small supply of water. Hewas much exhausted, but a00n Tevived. He is & young man about 24 years of sge, and gave hit ting that he was yle, of the United FROSTED FEET EARS, BURNS SCALDS, BOOILY P, ‘TOOTH, EAR HEADACHE, Western Ticket Agents' Meeting. Cixcrxxari, Moy 7—1a. m—A circular issued announces that the next mosting of the western railroad passenger end ticket agents will be held at Cleveland, May 11th. A @enerous Donor. Crxciysats, May 7—1a m,—Si- ben Springer has made a magnificent donation for a building for a music temple. He is one of the heirs of the Springer estate in Sweden, said to be worth three millions of dollars. He some time ago_assigned his Inter- est to a cousin in St. Louis, ek pasitie proate e st DIKECTIONS I8 ELEVEN LANGUAGES. SOLD BY ALL BRUGOISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE. A. VOGELER & CO. Baltimore, Md., U. 5. 4. ~J. H. FLIEGEL. Succomsor to J. H. THIELE, MERCHANT TAILORS, No. .220 Douglas Street, OMaHA NEB. J. R. Mackey, DENTIST. Corner 15th and Douglas Sts., Omaha. _Pricss_Resscnable. BUSINESS L‘i)l‘l;l"(-lu e S o e ‘Wrecking a Construction Train. Crxcrsxat, May 7—1 a.m.—A constraction train on the Cincionati Northern, narrow gauge, was coming down a steep grade towards the clty yesterdsy morulog, and just after the the wet track and it went at s rapid rate till it reached the stroet where no track was laid, when it run offand was badly smashed. The engineer and two brakemen were injured. P A Big Failure ia Detroit.. Detrorr, May 7—1 ». m.—Grest excitement was caused in the board of trade yesterdey morning, by the assigoment of Busya & Co., grainand corn merchants. This s the beaviest failure_ever known in the Detroit board of v.uie. Their liabilitles were Lot ascertais THE CREAT WESTERN €eo. R. Kathban, Principal. Tm—— rikers Cricaco, May 7—1 s. m —The Oreighton Block, - OMAHA | railroad strike is having a very seri- - ous effsct on the general business in- tereats. Large firms sre becorlng in- dignant that freight is not handled. Itis estimated that nearly 1,000 cars of freight are in the city, five cars of stock at the Uni yards await shipment. Pexaws, TiL, May 7—1 a. m.—The employes of Elwood's barb wire fence, Send for Circular. ov2daw DR.BLACKS RHEUMATIC CURE War ranted » Safe, Certaln and Speedy Cure for Rheumatism in all its forms, Neuraigia, Lame Back, Pain in the Breast and Side, Pain In the Stomach and Kidoeys, &It is ‘an interna. remedy, » Toalc and Plood Purifer, nd whild s e Discase it improves the geners SMITH, BLACK & CO0., PROPRIETORS, PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA- twenty-five, ale on a strike for an ad- vance from $1 25 to §1 50 per day. ‘HOSTLERS IN BOSTON. Bosrox, May 7—1 . m.—One hun- man, general ‘¢ b c.r. rain when the wheels began to slip on | | | numbering about one hundred and | dred and seventy hostlers of the var- ious stables of the Metropolitan street rsilway, strack yesterday for an ad- vance of §2 per week. They have teen getting §8. The president offer- ed them an advance of one per cent, and make thelr wages,88.08 per week. It is romored that the Warren street line have been successful and will get the ten dollars demanded. ACCIDENT ON vHE WABASH. TWO TRAINS AT FULL SPEED COLLIDE— Loss, $25,000. SrrixorieLy, TIL, May 7—1a. m. _A collision occarred yesterday near Tlliopolis, this county, between Wabssh passenger and freight traine. Both engines were almost totally destroyed, while the passenger enginesr and two firemen suffered broken limbs. No ltves were lost. Nine freight cars were badly wrecked, three being fillod with grain, which is almost a total loss. About twenty-five head of ct- tle were killed and many others in- jured, so the total loss will bs about $25,000. The accident was dueto the passenger train being an hour late and the frefght train being de- layed between stattons by a broken coupling. EAST ST. LOUIS IMPERILED. ANOTHER BAD BREAK IN THE AMERICA BOTTOM LEVEES. St. Louss, May7—1La. m.—Another big break has occurred In tho Ameri- can bottom levees ecst of Venice. A culvert gave way, and the water rush- ing through made a holo one hundred yards wide and ten feet deep. This will flood the valley between Venice and the bluffs, and imperils East St. Louis. 1t inundates the rich tract of farming country covered with growing] orops, and menaces the whole southern portion of the rich snd productive American bottom. Already thousands of acres are covered, and there is no limit to the damage. This broak may canse the depopulstion of the whole Amerlcan_bottom, north of East St Louis within twenty-four hours. The river at this point is at a stand, and no further trouble is anticipatod Later from Mitchells, Iils., which is near the crevesse, siysthe Ohlo and Missiasippi dyko is the only hope for East St. Loui e Death of an American Poet. New Yok, May7—L. 3. m.—The death is announced of Willam Ross Wallace, a poet whose songs have been sung in almost every household in this counry. For somo yesrs ho bas been more or less afflicted with paralysis, which caused his death. Ho was the contemporary and friend of William Cullen Bryant and Edgar Al- len Poo. He was the »uthor cf the following well known poem in which the following lines occur: he hand that rocks the cralle s the hand that rulc; the world,” and “‘The Sword of Bunker Hill.” - THE SPORTING WOKLD. FLASIES FROM THE TURF AND THE DIA Moxs. New Magker, May 7—1 a. m.—In the race for two-year olds yesterdsy, Lady Rosenberry won, with King Frost secoud, Startone third. There were six starters. Nasuviiie, Tenne, May 7—1a. m. —The spriug weeting, of the Nashville blooded horse association came to a cloe yesterday. Tho track was still very heavy, but the raciog was fair and the attendance good. The first race, Jackson stakes, for 2 yearolds, five jfurlongs, was won by Lettons, with Babcock second; tiae, 1:08: The second event, Belle Meade stakes, No. 1, for threoycar olds, mile and a baif, was won by Boot Jack, King Heory second, Fellowplay third; 0; ird and last event, tion purse, for beaten ho and a quarter, was won by Guy, with Blaaton u;cunfl, Bumblo Bee third; ime, 2:213. essocla- mile BASE BALL YESTERDAY. Cueverasn, O., May 7—1 a.m.— Clevelands, 7; Chicazos, 2. Burraso, N. Y., May 7—1 a. m.— Butfalo, 3; Detrolt, 2. Trov, N. Y., May 7—1 & m.— No gamo on asconnt_of ratn. Provivexce, R. I, May 7—, L a. m.—No game on account of rain. IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS. COMMISSIONER FIX s *“poINTS " ON FREIGHT BATES, Caicaco, May 6—4 p. m.—In the carrent issue of The Railway Age is published a letter of explanation from Commissioner Albert Fink, dated New York, May 3d, tn_which the writer states that the established rule of giv- ing ten days nmotice in case of an increase in rates is atill in force and will be strictly ad- hered to regarding all regularadvances but that in case of a restoration of rates, the ten days notice will not ap- ply. When reductions are made, the writer eags, the ship pers gets the beuefit of the lower rate on shipments he had contracied foron the basis of a higher rate. It does not occur to him to pay for ten days longer the higher rate, nor is he asked to do so. When an incresss Is made the ship- per, however, claims that he suffers injury. A little reflection would show that this is not the case. It 1s ressonable to assame that {n the long run the profit made by the reduction made withoat notice would balance the increased cost occasioned by an increase of rates without no- tice, aud as there have been two re- ductions made this eeason and ouly a1y one advance it is presumed that no losses have actually been = by the changes in rates. This, however, is no reason why the railroads should not strictly comply with any rules they lay down, nor that when they depart from them {n un-xpected emergencies theyshould not be held responsible for any injary they inflict by it. OUTRAGE AT YORK. A Farmer Charged With As- sault Upon His Own Daughter. Bpecial Dispateh o the Bxn. You, Neb., May 7—1a. m.—C. P. Comstock, a farmer ia this village, was arrested on Thursday on the charge of committing a baso assault apon his little daachter, eleven years old. Comstock Is now in jail ing examination. The arrest created grest excltement among the citizens of this village and viclnity, and pop- ulas feeling is very Intense agalnst the prisoner. ANOTHER FENIAN PLOT. A HAKMLESS GUNPOWDER EXPLOSION AT CHESTEE. Cazster, May 7—1 o m.—An ex- plosion occurred yesterday which is thought to be the outcome of an- other fenian plot. The militia of the county are assembled here for anuual instruction and drill and are quartered in the old barracks, the regular garri- sonof the place occupying other qua fors. Yesterday morning, at the time of changing the guard, an explosion ccoutred immediately ~ outside the guard room. A hole had been dug ch»le to the wall of the barracks and filled with a package of ganpowder. Atime fuse was attached. The hole Was not deep enough to andermine the wall, or the powder was not sufficlent and littlo dsmoge was done. It is thought it was dono by fenians lurk- ing around Chester. —————— WASHINGTON WIRINGS. THE SENATE CONTINUES—ROBEKTS CONFIRMATION PROBABLE. WasuiNetos, May 7—1a. m.—No nominstions been received and no confirmations made in the execa- tive sesslon up to 2:30 o’clock. There was roported to be a di 1 under way concerning the date of the fiual adjournment, but no definite nfor- mation cap be had. The republican senators seem determined to oxpress no opinions and will not talk about the president’s conduct withdrawing the New York nomiustions. The democrats n.arly all approve of the president’s actio HOW CONKLING FEELS. Senator Conkling reached the senate at noon, looking perfectly eatisged, though not wearing the castomary swile, His face did not beam aa it has dono lately when greeting his colleagues. Ho walked across tho floor and shook hands with Seustor Edmunds and enator David Davis, who ware in thoir seata for the first time in several days, and he also ex- changed cordial grevtings with Sena- tors Avthony, Logan, Ingalls and Cameron. Conkling was iu ciose con- versation with the latter when the senate went into oxecutive sossion. ROBERTSON'S CONFIRMATION PROBABLE. Another offort was made yesterday morning to_induce the president to withdraw Robertson's nominations The president positively declined. It is now belleved that Robortson will te confirmed. The domocentic sena- tors say that the president will gt the support of two-thirds of the sen- ate. SENATE. WasHINGTON, May 6.—After many dilatory motions, Mr. Dawes suid that he judged there were enough eenators prasent who willed that the semate ahould not govera itaclf to defeat the attempls to reach a vote on the pend- ing resclution to dag, and he there- fore moved that the senate procecd to the consideration of executive busl- :30p. m. the doora were CONFIRMATION: The seoate In executive session to- day confirmed the following nom inatious, Charles M. Leavy and Mack Webber, to be nt appraisers for tho district of San Francisco; Ellis Balloa to be receiver of public moneys. at Helena, Mont.; Wm. R. Darfee, to be Indian sgent at La Porte agency. After the confirmation of eleven tominatlons, none of yeneral impor- tance, the te devoted the remaind- er of two and one-half hours of the execative session to the discussion of the advisatility of making public the ceded thelr adoption. Farley waa the principal speakerand based his affirrha., tive argument on the great interest felt in the treaties, Tho debate had resulted in no conclusion being reached when the senate adjourned till 12 o'clock Monday. s REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. INVITATION FOR THE PROSECUTION OF PLANS CONCEENING THE NEXT ONE. ‘W ASHINGTG Acircular wa can_committee on October 8th, last, inviting plans for calliug the next re- publican national convention. Under this call a number of plans were pre- sented and read st the meeting held in this city recently. None of the plans wero adopted andjthe time for canying out the instructions of the Last national convention was extended to Febraary 1next. Marahall Jewell, chairman of the committee, has just issued a circalar with an lovitation of further epinions of republicans’ and full editcris] discassion on the subject Sazgestions may bemade to Wm. E. Chandler at Weshington or Marshal Jowell of Hartford, Conn. —————— Chicago Briefs, Ontcaco, May 7—1 s, m.—Charles Hitchcock, a prominent lawyer, died suddenly yesterdsy morning of heart disease, aged 54, John Oswald, 15 years of age, fell froma window In the fourthstory of an organ factory on the north alde, yes. terday noon, and was fatally tnjured. —— Army Orders. The telegraphle instructions of the 3 inst., requiring the commanding ofiicer at Fort D. A. Reusell, Wyom- ing, to order at once two companies of cavalry from his post, to pro- ceed to White River Camp to report d seventy- | for tempory duty to commandiog offi- cer thereof, are confirmed. Companics C. and L. 31 cavalry, bave been designated for the duty. Upon the recommendation of the | medical director of the department, Bn.pml Steward Denis Scaalon, TU.S. A., now bere, willreport in per- n, without delay, to the command- A Terrible Charge. At a Danille hotel dinner tsble, conversation turning upon the war, a Richmond (Va.) mercantile traveler protested against a compliment to the North Caolina confederates, clalming that North Qarolina troops were never ready for agtion except at meal time, and that they wouldn't fight anybod; T (e ey etion there was whisky in camp. *Why,” he added, “‘in_one engagement some charge right over the backs of a regl- ment of those cowardly ‘tar heel who lay flat on thelr bellies afraid to ing officer Fort Sidney, Neb., for duty. getup. “An’ them foot cavalry rid right Chinese treaties, and the debate pre- | 5, dismonnted Virginia dragoons had to | over the rosin-chawers’ did they?” put {n an old chap who had baen too busy to speak before. <Right over them!” repeated the drummer, evidently plessed to ob- serve the apparent interest and ds- Ught of tho odd lookinz old gentle- % Well,” sald the old man, “though I'm a Careliner coon myself, I'm free to icknowledge that them Verginia allers did beat h—Il a chargid’. They'd jist cherge right over every- thing. Why,” he contipued (aud even the active waites stopped to listen), “T've know'd 'em many an' msny o’ time during the war to charge 0.er— over sevonty-five cents fer a qnart o’ batter-mil Ambre and Touruie Still in New York New Youk, May 7—1 a. m.—It is belloved that Mme. Ambre, the prima douns, M. Tournie and M. Do Beau- plan are ln New York. Many mem bers of the company will sail tor France in the mext steamer. They will bo asslsted to thelr passago by the French consul. Ambre and Tournie were at the hotel Pemlico one night, leaving at 2 o'clock In the moruing’ M. De Beauplan's letters at!ll are de- livered there, and are taken away each day by a boy. z Michigan Crops. Cutcaco, May 6, 4 p. m.—Special crop reports from Detroit, Kalama- 200, Coldwater, Ann Arbor, Jackon, Miles, Battlo Greek, and other points in the central and western part of Michigan say the wheat crop In the localitics named will not be over ono- third thew averSge yield. In many places the wheat s badly winter killed and in others the fields havo been plowed in aod corn planted in its place. Whero 25 bush- A DAY'S DARK DEEDS. Murders Foul, Burglaries Bold and Desperate Criminal Acts. Fatal Fight Between Nephew and Uncle in the State of Alabama. The Bloody Tragedy diana That Cost Northerner His Life. Cixcrssatt, 0., May7—1a. m— A second successful attempt was made to break open the safe of Baka & Red- man, merchants, Thursday ight. Two thousand dollirs wore stolen. No clue to the perpetrators. DIFFICULTY IN ALABAMA. DecATUR, Ala.. May 7—1 a. m —A fatal difficulty occurred i the eastern portion of Alabama county, Thursday, | between John Schottaud Bob Schot:, uncle and nephevw, in which the latter | shot and killed his uncle in self fenee. WERE THEY THE CEIMINALS? \ At the last term of the Perry county | court two negroes were sentanced to the penitentiary for the attempted murder of Dennts Mahony. A few days ago the poor fellow was found | murdered in Tascalooea, not twenty miles from whero the other attempt wes made in Tascumbta. SHARP CRACKSMEN. Barglars entered the store of R. I. els to the acre he1 heretofore been considered a full crop, farmers this year do mot expect over 8. The ‘acreage has been increseed but even by this means the yield will not be over ) of the average The Coaches of the Future. Cuicaco, May 6—4 p. m.—The Hordle phastou company hi s been fu- corporated in this state. The inten- tion of the incorporators is to got the coaches running in this city some time during the summer. Dunlerous Playmg. May 6—4 p. m.—-Charles Rolfe, & member of the 100 wives company, ewore oat a warrant this morning agaivst W, Harrie,a broth- eractor. Rolfe alleges in tho play it is necessary for Harris to push him over cliff, but that Harrls always pushes him before he is ready which action Is lLable to break his neck at any time. Rarus Easlored 0, May 6. —The board of re- view of Lho Natior Trotting Associ- ation last night removed the expul- sion placed on Rarus in 1879, which was the ponalty for his bolug with- drawn from the rac. at Hartford without the_consent f tho judges. The board sdjourned sine dio. worthy of Praise. Asa ralo we do sot recommend pat- ent medicines, bat when we know of one that really is a public bencfactor, and does positively cure, then we cou- sider it our duty to impart that in formation to all. ~ Electric Bitters are traly a most veluable mediciae, and will surely care Billiousness, Fever and Ague, Stomach, Liver and Kidney Complaints, even wheroail other rem- edies fail. We know whereof we spesk, and can freely recommend them toall —[Ex. Sold at 50 conts a bot- tle, by Ish & McMuhon. 4) LEGAL NOTICE. on cer nd & morteace delivered cn Apnl Isth, 1578, by said Lot to ona Theodore caid Van Dorn duly as.isned to siid plaintil, aud that in default of poyment of suci amonat 0. to befound duc, with interest, coats s ‘a short time to b fixed described in ou are required to any i day of 3, 1851, AAC EDWARDS i, api6 e satat AND STILLTHELION Continues to Roar for Moore(s) HARNESS & SJDI)LEIH' ®have adopted the Lion as a Trade Mark, and all my Goods wiil be stamp- od with the Lion and my Name on the same. No Goods are gennine without the above stamps. The best materlal is used and the most skilled workmen are emploged, and at_the lowest cash price. Anyone wishing a price list of goods will confer a favor by sending for one. DAVID SMITH MOORE. STRONG EVIDENUE. 1 have sold at retail price since the th of De- comber last 166 bokies of Dr. Thomas' Eclecrle Oil, guaranteeing every Lottie. never sold a medicine in my lifo that gave univereal satisfaction. 1t my own case, Dadly Ulcerated Throat, after & physician pencil ing it for several days 1o no cffe lectric. Ol cured it thorougly in twenty-four in threatened croupe in my children this winter it never fuiled to telieve almost immmediately. HALL, Grayville, TIL, March Eacgien's Arnica Saive The Brsr SaLve in the world for Cats, Brulscs, Sores, Uloers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapp- od Hands, Ohilblains, Corns, and all | kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve | is guaranteed to give perfect satlaface | Hod n every case or monoy re funded, | Vi cawr mop, Ross, where they blew open the safe and stole $1200. Lueddeman aud his house was next visited, and there the safe wss blown open with ;owder and §250 taken out, leaving nothing | but one counterfeit silver dollar. ! KILLED BY HIS BROTHER IS LAW EvansviLik, Tod., May 7—1 —Thureday evenivg, in Balou's sc tloment, back of Luuuelton, John Northerner wis killed. Northerner married & woman named Maud Bolen | several yearsago. The family were | opposed to the marriage, and disa- | greoments an' a divorce followed. | After a child had been born Noril- | erner called to sse his child and the mother triod to take it away from him. Inaquarrel her b rived and shot Norther him Instantly. Bolen flad. KRNI ]’:}DY EAST IND ‘NOTLIW iLER & G0, MANUFACTURERSB OMANA. Neb. G. J. RUSSELL, M. D, Homeopathic Physician. in In-| HOUSES 0TS, BEMIS Omaha, - 400 25 500 * 200 "= Houses and Lots, s3 Lots NEBRASKA Menicav ano surcical INSTITUTE, PRIVATE HOSPITAL. o e for therecepton of g ents Lo the T OF ALL CHRUNIC AND SUKGI CAL DISEASES. DRS. VAN CAMP & SIGGINS, Physicians & Surgeons, Proprietors. 900 ELLOWS BLOCK CORNER 14TH DODGE * OGDEN HOUSE, Cor. MARKET ST. & BROADWAY Council Bluffs, Towa: Online o Strect Rallway, Omnious 10 and from second floor, 32.50 per day The best farhishied and most commodious honee n the ciry. GEO. T. PHELPS Prop. FRONTIER HOTEL, Laramie, Wyoming. Tho miners rosort, good accommodations, are mmple room, chargcs reasonabie. Special aiznlTon ivon 5o raveing e HILEIARD Proprietor, INTER - OCEAN HOTEL, Cheyenne, Wyoming. Fiestcase, Fine argo Sample Rooms, one Dlogk from depot Tring iop from 0 mlnutes 50 hous. for dimmer. Froe 'Ban 10 and from Bepot Rates $3.00, 8280 and $.00, accordiag T oo; #icie sl 75 centa BALcOM, Proprietor. W BORDEN, Galet Glerk. " ekt NOTICE. Avy one [baving dead animals I will remove bem free of charge. Leave orders southeas com ¢ of Hamey and 14th St., second door CHARIER SPLITT. " NEW HARNESS SHOP. The unienigaed having had nine years ex- Tience with G. H. & J. 5. C a oar s ears of practical parness m | comane | new shop 1 door south of the | ot 14th and Harney sta. He ‘orce of skillsd worl Price 25 cents per box. For sale by 8dly Ish & McMahon Omahs, in his pline promptly and c ¥RANCIS E. Bllfl)ltK. NEW MAPS OF Lots, Lands, Offices, Lease. deeds, mortgages, kinds of real notice. brokerage business. Office. OMAHA, - - - FARMS | 70c, 80c, up-iown REAL ESTATE — EXCHANGE ! 15th and Douglas Sts., ‘ Residenco Lot: $100 to & to $18,000 each. | | $500 to §10,000 each. | Large Amount of Suburban Property in I, 10, 40-Acre Lots Within I to 5 Miles from Post Office, $250,000 TO LOAN, At 8 per Cent. Published by this Agency, | 25 cents Each, Mounted $1.00 ‘ Houses, Stores, Hotels, Farms, i | Etc., to Rent or | estate doouments made out at short This agency does strictly a speculate, and therefore any bargains on its books are in- sured to its patrons, instead of being gobbled lup by the agent. Notary Public Always in| GCall and get Circulars and fall Particulars at i BEMIS’ REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. 15th and Douglas Sts EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS INEW YORK AUCTION SALES | BOSTON OR 616 10th St., Bet, Jack The entire v unplewuu.tuu 10w prices isdisposed of : Stan Pri up-town price Lancaster ( DRESS GO Zula Brocades 7 | Brocades up-town pri ~Nr7 o:)i_ Grain Silks S0c, $1.00, $1.75; Cheviot 5 Silks ane Satins Bleached an 75c, up-town price Damask Towels Unbleac 3) v 20c, u | ask 45c¢, up-town price 65 LANDS. HOSIERY ! 's Unbleached Hal e 10c¢; Men's Brown Mixed Hal Hoso 10 10c, up-town pr worth 40c; C The abova are damaged Goods offered CONVINCED. P. G. IMLAH, - Manager. “BOSTON STORE.” Neb 500 each. :EDHBL?"fi Whol JE' LARG cres Land. /900,000 * |2 000 Acres in Douglas Co. 7,000 Accaits Sarpy Co. 1 | | | | 20 or OMAHA | Rooms, Taxes paid, rents collected, | and all Does not (hlltl and Silver fl at an verry in the City Coms and see EDH(}LM &1 RiC‘(u‘..‘, The New York ELAE G’”‘ AY For the lar ‘ th' i them all. & y yo ves b corner K it m Streets. " EOXR SAl.E F . AN The Oldest R Corner Doug’ CILARK B, 1,000 [ £ per cent | 0. DEALERS? HOES D NAILS, i Wagon Stock EELS W.J. BR O CH, 1209 & 1211 NEB