Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 7, 1881, Page 4

The Daily Bee. Saturdsy Morning, Msy 7.9 BREVITIES. —Paterson eells coal. —Try Saxe's Peruvian Beer. Try Saxels celebrated Cream Soda. —The Lion continues to roar for Moore, —Cheapest Hats in Omabs, at Frede- wick's, = —Whipple, McMillan & Ce., the jewel. e, Creighton Block. o2%-tf —ine cigars by the box, very cheap, at Kuhn's Drug Store, —For rixe Commercial Job Printing, e 14t THE BEE Job rooms. - Wanted immediately; a good, active oy, svout 16 years old, at Saxe's Drug Btere. —Atkinson & Oo's., the acknowledged leading millivers, Creighton Block, Fif- teenth street. + —Tfyou want Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads, envelopes or any job work, call at THE Brx Job Rooms. Prices that will suit every one. —Two of those desirable Upper Farn ham street lots for sale cheap by Dexter L. Thomas & Bro., Real Estate Dealers, Room 8, Creighton Block. 62 Me. John Jenkins, fer five years a clerk with Mr. C. F. Goodman, left yesterday with his family for Cincionati, going via the Wabsh & St. Louis Mr. Davis goos into the drag business at Porkopolis. —There has boen organized in this city by responsible partiss a building associa- tion, the object of which it is stated is to anable persons having but little means to build homes of their own. The association builds the house, takes security on the ‘building, requires the payment of one dol- lar per woek, and asks the payment of 10 per ocent. intersst on their investment, whatever it may chance to be. —Meroary at 87" in the shade yes- terday. M—Work on the foundation for Boyd's opers house is being pushed vapidly forward. —Ata meeting of engine company, No. 2, beld Thursday, Will Clark ‘was elected foreman. —The Omahs Turner Ladies’ So- sisty will glve a calico ball at Brandt's Tarner hall this evenlog. —The foneral of Ex-Gov. Ansel Briggs ocours at his residence on Di- wislon street, at 10:30 o'clock this forenoon. —Ground was broken Thursday for the new Ssengerfest building at the northesst corner of Ospltol avenue and Fifeeenth streets. —The case of Spilty vs. Durant, nvolving some of the proceedings of the old credit mobilier case, which was set foran argument before D. G. Hull, master in chancery, to-night, will probably be sdiourned to some day mext week. —A typographicsl error yesterdsy ‘made the statement that No. 3 engine company had decided to ran to mo more gres, read, “No. 2.” It is un- Decessary to state that No. 2 is the old veltable, and has neither taken nor contemplated any actlon of the kind. —Ool. E. F. Smythe, the well- known criminal lawyer, and Council- man Homer Stall have formed a part- mership In the law business. and will s00n open offices in Creighton block. Thegrm lsa very strong one. Col Smythe bas a very large practice, and is one of the best advocates iu the state, while Mr. Stall has good knowl- edge of the law, and is an able counsellor. The team isa strong one. LADIES CORSETS. Thenew corset “BALL'S HEALTH PRESERVER,” with spiral springs, elaatic sides is meeting & want long felt by ladies desiring » perfect fitting corset sbout the bust and hips, as well as walst, aud ouly needs a trlal to be appreciated. L. B. Wiutans & Sons, Sole Agents for this City. Dodge and Fifteenth Streets. We bought this date, May 6th, & Iarge stock of shoes, slippers and ties damaged by water, from the U. P. rallrosa company, for less than 50 eents on the dollar, which we offer very cheap. Plonse call and Jook at them. H. DOHLE & CO'S m6-2t Leading Shoe Store. This season we have added %0 our stock » large sssortment of hand sewed shoes to the follow- ing makes: Cowles, Castls & Co. Stacy, Adsms & Co. Faost & Homan, Banistoe & Titchenor. Burte and a dozen different Will appear at the First M. E. church on the evening of May 19th. ——— Fresh DAIRY BUTTER just re- celved at J. L Nichol's. 62t Atter fowering the Marshall, Mich., Rose lstely, I have now cacros in fall bloom, with over one hundred bude and blossoms of from 4 to 5 inches each. Come and see. Ep. C. Errue, 6-2t] 11th street, U. P. R.R. crossing. Men's and Boys’ Straw Hats, Very Oheap, st the “Boston Store,” 616 Tenth Street. m3-50 CALIOO BALL of the ®maha Tarner Ladies' Soclety, Satarday, May 7¢h, at Brandt's Tarn halle. Admission ticket for gentle- man and| lady |81, to be had at Frobaule, H. Detzen’s Store and Brandt's Tarnhalle. m5-3t BOUSE CLEANING. Hospe Regilds Old Frames. Hospe puts up room meldings. Hospe cleans and varnishes ofl ‘Hospe makes fine window cornices. Hospe makes fine pictare frames. Hospe makes fine curtalns and lsmbrequios. Hospe's for pianos snd organs. Sheet music at Hospe's. 1519 Dodge Street. it AT Everythlug ls uew and desirable in the Dress Goods department of ATKINSON & CO0. w3t WATER WORKS. A Lively Time Along the Pipe Lines. More Men at Work Than at Any Time Before. The Water Works company were rashing work at lively rate Frldsy on all the divisions of thelr work. Two hundred and twenty-five men are busy at pipe laying, beingdivided into four gavgs, at work on Fifteenth, Burt, Webster and Fifteenth streets. It is now proposed to organize another and still a larger gang sud set it to work at the corner of Sixteeuth and Dodge streets, proceeding directly to put in the pipe on Dudge, Douglss, Farnhsm, Harney and Howard streets, through the business part of the city. In the meantime & gang of men and teams are at work on the upper reser- volr, making the excavation and pre- paring the brick with] which the sides of the reservolr are to be lined. An excellent bed of clsy was found in the immedi- ate neighborhood of the reservoir and the company proposes to save money by making its own brick. The bottom of the reservoir is to consist of broken stone. On the river bottom s gang of forty or fifty men, mostly masons, are rushing the work along as fast us possible. The main emoke stack has renched & poiut several feet high and work on the engine foundatious, the building foundations and the boiler foundations is belng pushed rapidly ahead. In afew days the river will be sunk and the settling basins com- pleted. For extra good bargalns in all kinds of Boots and Skoes, go to Fullried's, Douglas, near Thirteenth. Children's Hata at Hickman's. Plenty of Ezgs at Baffatt's. Black Milan Hats reduced to 75c; up town price 81, at te “Boston store,” 616 Tenth stroet. 5t Oranges acd Lemons at J. L Nichol's. m6eod-3t All are Invited to call and exawine our improved patent ice-box. W. M. Yares & Co. b 1ot s e i DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!! DRESS GOODS!!! Talk aboat bargalns in Dress Goods, if any houss ever offered bargains it is ATKINSON & CO., Creighton Block, 15th st. P. 0. FULL line Ca'ifornia canned goods and fresh BUTTER and EGGS, at Willism Gentlemsn's, Sixteenth azd Cass streets. md-dt ma3 Oranges and Lemons at Burrerr's UNDER THE HOSE. The County Jailor Defended by the “Herald.” The Omaha Herald, whose editor is president of the Nebrasks Society for the Prevention of cruelty to Animale, endorses the actlon of the coanty jailor 1n putting a lot of tramps nuder the hose, and after pounding them about for some time with a powerful stream of water, leaving them water- soaked and chilled in s cold cell over wmight. The Herald does mot ques the facts, which are well, established, but says that Sheriff Guy reported the act to the county comumissioners, “‘who approved the jailor's course ” It expreeses the opluion that ‘“‘the little clean water turned upon the trampe was best for them,” and quotes ex-Councilman Stephenson as saying that “it served them right.” The position which The Herald takes n this matter is one which chal- lenges attention. It has made some pretentions toward defending the weak and helpless of the brute creation,but when the sufferers are a lot of miser- able, friendless, God-forsaken trampe, The Herald endorscs the act, even when 1u violation of the law and car- ried to an extreme for which there is no possible excuse. Comment on the Herald's course is unnecessary, bat as it has spoken for the county commissioners, the Brr must conclude that those gentlemen have been too hasty in sustaining their jaflor in a plain and direct vio- latlon of the law. Is it the fact that they have done FOR SALE, A very desirablo residence lot, on Caplol Hill, for a few days only. w6 2t K. K Havpes. Laog & Foitick removed to 13th between Farnham and Harney Sts, apr22-eod-tf Oboloe butter just received to-day W. M. Yarss & C at Flying in and out, the new goods at Elgutter's Mammoth Clothing House, 1001 Farnham corner 10th street. Death of Peter Murpby. Mr. Peter Marphy, foreman of one of the departments at the Ugion Pacl- fic shops, died this morning of] dropsy, at his residence on T welfth street, be- tween Cass and Callfornis, at the age of 67 years. The deceased leaves a family con- sisting of and five children. He was born in the parish of Creg gan, County Armsgn, Ireland,on Nov. 8, 1814, snd has been for ten cr twelve years s resident of Omsha, where he had many frlende and was universally respected. The funeral will take place on Sun- day at 1:30 p. m. S TR AR Children’s Sailor Hatr retailed at wholesale prices at the ‘“Boston Store,” 616 Tenth Street. m3-5t HickyaN's Micuxesy HeAQuar— TERS are complete in every depart- ment. apldtt Millirers Supplied with Hats at Manufacturers’ prices at the ‘“Boston Store,” 616 Tenth Street. m3-5t ONION SETS at Buffett’s. md3t FACTS ! FACTS! FACTS ! FACTS! LOWEST CASH PRICES AND FAIR DEALING ALWAYS GUARAN- TEED AT BUSHMAN'S DRY GOODS STORE, Southesst corner Fifteenth and Douglass. TO-MORROW! T0-MOREOW! T0-MOREOW! We will offer Extraordinary Bargains in ALL DEPARTMENTS, that cannot be equaled elsewhere, Wr wiLL sELL Ladies Hoss at 5o per palr that cannot be matched elsewhere at less than from 10c to 15c per pair. Ask to see the Bargains in thts department. TO-MORROW ! TO-MORROW ! TO MORROW !!! WE WILL SELL Lonsdale Muslin at 8}c; Choice vew Priots at 4dc; Good, Heavy Unbleached Mausitn st 5ic. Call and see the splendid array of Bargains all through this D.part- meat. TO-MORROW ! TO-MORROW ! ! TO-MORROW ! !! We will sell Summer Silks at loss than any other House in Omaha. You will fird it to your interest, and will buy of ws if your come and see them. Trimmings in Fringes, Satins, Brocades, Psssmenteries, Battons, Cords, Tassels, Ornaments. All at prices that will surprise you. TO-MORROW ! TO-MORROW !! TO-MORROW ! We will offer choice new, desirable dress goods at prices that will surely astonish you. Ask to see our new Brocades, at 10c, well worth 150; our Woolen Dress Goods at from 10 te 25¢; All Wool Bunting at 18c; All Wool, yard and a quarter wide at 50to 662 You cannot match these bargalus elsewhere at loss than from 85cto $1.00 per yard. They are now clean styles, such goods as are never found in auction rooms. If you want auction goods you will find it to your interest to buy them In an auction house, then you will buy with your eyes open, and are much less likely tobe deceived. It will pay you to buy frecly at this sale, as they cannot and are not equalled elsewhere. Also agents for the celebrated glove “‘Fit- ting Bazar Ratterns, the best Io the world. Send for a catalogue, Bushman’s, southeast corner 15th and Donglas street ““THE MILLARD.” Omaha’s Grand New Hotel an Assured Thing, The purchase of the Viacher block, corner of Douglas and Thirteenth street, for the purpose of buildinga new hotel was consummated last eve- ning. The building is to be 150 feet front on Douglas street by 132 feet on Thir- teenth street, five stories high, and built after the most approved plans. Tt will be furnished with an elevator, heated by steam, aud besides other apartments contaln 142 rooms for guests. The amount of £100,000 in ten shares, held by Samuel Shears, Messrs, Markel and Swobe, and the Mesars. Millards, of the Omsha National bank. When this amount is expended the buildiaz willbe bonded for another hundred thousand or as much more as may be required. Work will bo be- gun sbout July 1. Omahaie to have atlost & magnificent hotel stractura, named “The Millard,” of which she may well be proud. Help wanted at Atkinson & Co.’s Sales Lidies and Trimmers can find sltuatione by spplying at nceat Creigh Ulock, 15:h street, near the post- A DEMENTED COOPER. A Case for the State Board ot Insanity. Afew dsys agos crazy Bohemian named Tom Kassner was arrested at his home near Iler's distlllery, and taken to the city jall It seemed quite evident that the man was crazy and it appeared likely that he would serlously injure his family or pelgh- bors if let loose. Kassner has been kept in jall several days and as he kept quiet, and behaved himaelf very well, an urgent request from his fam- ily that he be allowed to retarn home was granted. Tharsday Kassner's insanity turned in a violent form and his fami- ly were obliged to call in the police for help. He has been taken to the coun- ty jail, and his case will soon be brought before the Board of Insanity for its conslderation. Kasener is a cooper by trade and has always been an industrlons man, hav- ing worked for several years for Mayor Boyd, the Ilers, and other manufac- tarers in that part of the city. His principal employer has been Msyor Boyd, who has taken an interest in the case of his insanity and has desired that he shculd not be sent to the asylam until it seomed absolutely nec- essary todosc. A FEW FACTS. The display of Silverware at Ed- holm & Erickson’s is by far the finest, oot only In quantlty snd quality, but in design and style of finish. The beautiful “Snow Flake” finlsh fs at- tracting much attention. This firm understand what they are about, and have esrned the reputation throughout the west of being the Leading Jewelry house in this part of the country. Keeping as they do an unequalled stock of gold and silver watches of the best make, and a stock of jewelry equally as good, and guaranteelng every article sold, they are knewn as a strictly reliable house. Ocean Jonurneys. The following individuals purchased tickets for European poluts yesterday morning at Frank Moore's steamship agency. Robert Ublig, & prominent mer- chant of Columbus, Neb., and family, will sail for Hamburg on the steamer Suevla, which leaves Now York on the 14th inst. P. O'Rourke, of Omaha, who will eall for Queenstown via the Cunard live in a few days. Miss Kate Ellery will sail for Liver- pool on the Scythia, leaving New York on the I8th fost United States Court. In the United states court yester- day the first case was that of W. H. B. Stout against the Sioux City & Pacific railroad, brought to recover for injuries sustained by a child at Blair. The hearing was had before Judges McCrary and Dundy, who took the papers and reserved decis- fon. The next suit, of Merriam agalnst Stephenson, was a complicated case, in- volving the liability of members of the clty council of Nebraska City for failing to levy and collect a tax to pay a judgment. A nolle proscqul was entered by District Attorney Lambertson in favor of the following defendsnts: Samuel Foster, Fred Pease, Jos Lor- ing (alias Joe Hookes,) Wm. John- son, Bugene Dontnell and Alexander Sutton. The case ot Morrlam vs. Steveuson, offic t Ladies’ Canton Hats, latest styles, 25 and 35 cents; up town price 50 cents, at the ‘‘Boston store,” 616 Teuth street. 5t There will be a regular meeting of Vesta Chapter, No. 6, E. 8., to mor- row (Sawurday) evening. By order WM Mr. H. W. Ball, two blocks north of the end of 18th street, car track, is now prepared to furnish all kinds of green-house plants, and espscially a fine lot of verbenas and other varieties, constantly on hand, at a very low figure. m6-tf The rash for MILLINERY s still on the iucrease at ATKINSON & COS. Everybody says it is marvelous; but good goods, fine and stylish work, and the exceedingly low prices of this acknowledged leading establishment speak for themselves. Fresh butter and eggs twice & week from Dovglas and Sarpy county far- mersat W. M. Yates & Co.’s. Low Shoes, light, neat and cheap, At H. Dome & Co.'s, Leading Shoe Store. State Y. M. C. A. Work. The state executive committes of the Y. M. C. A. met at the associa- tlon rooms in thls city yesterday aft- eruoon. Among the members present were Dr. Leiseuring, chairman; G. T Howzer, secretary; Leavitt Burnham, Warren Switzler and 5. G. McKoon. The western secretary of the interna- tional committee, Mr. Robert Weidensall, was also pres- ent. The committee arranged for Mr. Wideusall visiting several towns throughout the state wth a view to opening the way for organiz ing associations. Among those places he will visit are Lincolo, Beatrice, Hastings and Fremont. He will re- main from two to three days In each place and render such service as he can. Mavy calls are made to the execative commliftes for sesistance, and the work is progressing under the most favorable auspices. ‘To Painters. All journeymen painters are re- quested to meot next Saturday night at etal., was contiuued to-day. Having opened a Wholesale and Retail Store for the exclusive sale of Butter, Eggs and Cheese, we invite the public te give us a call. Our motto will be: Quick sales and small profits, 1420 Douglas street. m3-5¢ G. W. TBzaLs. “BLACK-DRAUGHT cures dyspep- SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE— Adv ertisements To Loan, For Sale, Lost Found, Wants, Boardicg, &c., will be s serled in these columns once for TEN CENTS per line; each subsequent insertion, FIVE CENTS Per live The frst insertion never less than TWENTY-FINE TO LOAN—MOPEY. ONEY T0 LOAN—215 M st OHZY %0 JOAN_OuI at Law Offios D.L THOMAS, Rocms, Crelghton VVANTED=A gil, at Boyling Honso north- west corner 11th and Dayenport s's. t northwest cor_11th MHS. ANGLE. ED—Some one_to plow about four at 11:2 Farnbam S16:tt W 8119 ‘V,xm-zn_,{ £irl at the Pacific Hoos 813: NFORMATION WANTED—Of Jno. Thomas Brewing:on, who were last heard f in Mis ouri, Their mother is sick and_ suf- Wittout a home. [Excha and 3 7 v rpenters and cabinetmakers, tto Beo office, SI2AL INING ROOM GIKL AND CHAMBER MAID WANTED—At City Ifotel, ¢ oG tephens, meat and pastry situation ‘outside Omaha, . Apply at the Bee office, 80s- Situation as hwsckeoper. _ Ap- 63 Burt, between !":h"m 20th, NE. s d two to set posts and build fence . Bdwards, 110 Farnham St 7681t D—To rent four or five rooms, for housekeeping, in somo bus d i central part ot rders in private address S., Post Off ution by a_man ndustrious and will capacity. Compens: Please address 1., “are of Beo o 604 lady. Adaress * given aud requi W iR sreen vetwoen Davnport Ao, eant s uation as copyist or at any by compotent y Bee office. R ANTED— kind of FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAAD, 52010 o unfarnished St. parn and ten acros land, L Newton, 1417 1 JROR RENT 1T East Fort Omana OR RENT—F\ ed front house; between 13th and 14h side, with Board. On first floor, farnished room OR RE: furiis: street. i Baum r, 1314 JOR K store, corner 10th and worth. Inquire hext dcor, at Petereon Tt R K turnishod rooms chavts Fxchange, N, E. Cor 7OR SALE—A rall well bu il summor kitchen with corner {1 out, Iruit and everareen trees, etc., Apply'of I 00 mw-e-tf with 4 and 6 blocks of 1 0st AR EA tons i e, clo E J. ASHTON, -eward. FOR ALE Tavin we Land stasle. Apply on vem ort HUBARB R001S FOR CHEAP—Must bo sold by May e store, 16:h and D n18th St CHAKLTUN KRUS. sia, ndigestion and heartburn. A\ C. F. Goodmaas. PERSONAL PAxAuKAPES Hon. Frank P, Ireland and wife are in the cityyesterday, aad left for Chicago inlthegfterncon. Mr. Ed. Moriarty, one of Red Ok’s prosperous merchants, is in the city Yesterday, and mode Tie BEE office a call, Mr. Peter Housel, futher of C. C. Housel, Esq., is lying dangerously ill from dropsy, at his residence in this city. Mr. George A. Morey, an intimate friend of J. J. Dickey, Supt. of U. P. Telegraph, is in the city, aud goes west on Sunday. The many friends of Mr. Louis Little- field, Jr., member of the well known Saratoga dairy firm, who fractured his leg a few days ago, will be glad to learn of his fast recovery. He will be about agaia in aday or two, with the aid of crutches. Mr. B. Hansen, late passenger and land agentof the U. P. R. R., has for ten or twelve days been confined to his residence at the corner of Tenth and Jackson streets, with a severe attack of rheumat'sm and general debility, which was also the cause of his leaving the employ of the railroad company. WWINE OF CARDUI" cures irregu- Iay; painful, or difficult Tuenstruation. At C.F Goodman's, Undoubtedly the besc shirt in the Unlted States ls mannfactured at the Omaha Shirt Factory. The superlority of Material and workmanship, com- olned with their great Improvements, thatIs Reinforced fronts, Reinforced backs and Reinforced sleeves, makes thelr shirt the most durable and best fitting garment of the kind, ever manufactured at the moderate price of $1.50. Every shirt of our make is guaranteed first-class and will refund the money if found otherwise. Ve make a specialty of all wool, Shaker, and Caaton flannel, also chemols underwear, made up with & view to comfort, warmth and darabil- ity. To lovalids and weak-lunged persons we offer spesial inducemonts in the manner theso goods are made for their protection. Pa. GorruEivEer, 1907Rarnem street. “WINE_OF CARDUI” makes rasy | cheeks and clear complaions. | ALC.F, Goodman's, | 8 o'clock, at Tarner Hall, 10th and Howard streets, to take action In re- gard to wages the coming season. i —Nindel & Krelle, Hatters, Sign of the | Golden Hat, 14th St., bstween Farnham and Douglas. 1548 i JOE SAL) i lov_ou | e Toauire o Jo Cague opprais the post otice, ORSALE—A quircat 0T SALE—=ide bar top buc Avdiy to P. Mors: kood paying restaurant. off Ao 6741 acres choic land § milo_cast of 150" acrea broke'and 20 acces s pastire fencod, largo two story 1 £oor oat buildinen.’ Tiles periect By Widow ndy dentins o move, Cash property In exchange Fropery H. D. ESTABROOK, COE. ATE—Nars o1 Dogghs and Swy Snies A KO EWATER, 162 Tort e, — —— — (Ot SALELesto snd tarmmure ot » it T noie i Sow o 1300 b itaata, Stacs e Neprakn. T 24 bous, the raw O SALEA FARGAIN—A buliding with T o fetares, tamiturs and stack, on 10 S appontc the U: P depor, or exle very cheap: OF b Rxtures,turaitare ani stock will-be. soki iing rented. Tnquite of £, KKEISS. Tt ViLE BEST THING YET—}. G. Clark & Cos T Faperiat Seit Ruising Winier Wheat Flour, hEakes, Biscuits, and ail Kinds of pastry Tor it 78t A gray aud one sorrel horse, with , both have halters on. Any in- ‘their whereabouts may be left at Heury Co. 8037 T OST—A roan cow,and a white and biue eur- § 4 Hlicg calf; cow haspiece of left horn broken AT, Auy information leading to their recovery Wil be duly rewarded at southeast corner 16th and Howard Sts. 995 TMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS Repaired by UM i 0ST— A small ¢ ndie cow, with white “pots, rope around the horng. * Information feading to” ner recovers sultably rewarded, at 37 THURSTON'S, 20th and Davenport streets t M. BKOWN, corner of 12th nd Chicago . "sircets, is ready to bore or decpen wells. Satisfaction guaranteed. 50344 F[VEAMS CAN BE GUT—At John Barrs stable for all kinds of work, at reasonable figures fear comer 15th and Leavanworth St. 378t FORGET The successor of the Ameri. can House, on_Douglss 3t., bet. 9th and 1 th, for board, boarding. lodging and transient costimers. Bespectfully, seat JULIUS & LOUISE ROSS OST—A bunch of keys, one yale key, one ‘square key aud sevoral others, on € key 'Finder will be rewarded by ieaving them ffico. s 7934 LEGAL NOTICE. 2 N. Schmithroth & Co.: o sve bereny notified that on the 1oth day ch 1551, Juseph B, West ana Chasles L. ler commenced a civil action against you b tore Gusiave Benecke, Jwtice of the Peace ani for the county of Douglas and siate o bracka, to recover the sam of 90 90 and in‘eres: therco. frm the 27th day of Mas, I830. An or der of attachment has been iseucd in sa'd action and your yroj erty taken thereunder. You we required o sppear, answe feud sai¢ action on the 17:h day of M CHABLE! S H. BROWN, Attorney for West & Fritacher. 25-evm3t { FOR SALE CHEAP LAND For Sale. 1,000,000 Acres OF THE S. P. MORSE & (o, 1319 FARNEHANM S99 FINEST LAND Third week of our great sale of Dry Goods damaged by smoke and water. IN EASTERN NEBRASKA. Selected in an early day—not Railroad Land, but land owned by non-residents, who are_tired paying taxes, and are offering their lands at the low price of $6 $8, and $10 per acre, on long time and easy terms. ° ‘We also offer for sale Improved Farms IN Douglas, Sarpy, and Wash ington Counties. Also, an Iinmense List of Omaha Cit Real Estate, Tucluding Elegant Residences, Busi- ness and Residence Lots,Cheap Houses and Lots. and a Iarge number of Lots in most of the Additions to Omaha. Also, Small Tracts of 5, 10 and 20 acres in and near the clty. We have g00d opportunities for making Loans, and in all cases personally examine titlen aud teke every precsution to in- sure safoty of money so invested. Below we offer a small list of Speclal Bargalns. Boggs & Hill, Rear EsTaTE BRokes, 1408 North Side of Farn. St., Ovp. Grand Central Hotel, Omaha, Neb. Farm of 160 acres, 3 miles FOR RENT e isend il good house, barn and out bulidings. FOR RENT s o FOR SAL 110-acro farm at barracks. Goad improvements. BOGGS & HILL. Best located residence lot in the city, 21st ahd Dodge Sts BOGGS & HILL, A very nice G-room cottage, leasea ground rents for 20 per a onth, BOGGS & HILL, New house of 4 rooms with FOR SALE irioisiss', o i Ouly §200, reuired down. " Price §1100. i e FOR SAL large bav swindow, high doors and cei Everything perfect, $2150. BOGGS & HILL. ce lots in FORSALE Smiiimoniclin s toatcnce submit best cash offer. dence propérty. #4000 0GGS New Fouse with halteity lot, near High School, 6 rooms, 8. Corner of two BOGGS & HILL. FOR SALE Az amd desirablo ren- S & HILL. FINE RESIDENCE—Not in the market. Owner will sell for $6500. BOGGS & HILL. FOR SAL| FOR SALE and Douglas, §1100. FOR SAL 4g00d lots, shinu's 30 ad- dliion, $150 eash. BOGUS & HILL, Anew 13-ebory brick houss with 2 1ote, on corner 29th BCGGS & HILL. A very fine residence lot, to some yarty desiring to BOGGS & HILL, f0 FOR SALE , We hate concluded | FOR SAL| build a fine house, §2300. Abe R SALE & Sary's avenue, 34 t. save 10 FOR SALE .. e, 3 blucks 3. ., of | Bie'iargo treos. Price extremnely low. EOGGS & HILL. Sime_very chesp lots tn Lake's adition. BOGGS & HILL. Cheap corver lot, comner Douglas and Jefferson Sts BOGGS & HILL. FOR SALE FOR SALE .otz on zoeny s7in, 2sin, 29th aad 30th Sta., betwee o Farnham, Dooglas and the proposed e of Dodge street. Prices range from §2 mall payments, and will selllots o moutaly payments. BUGGS & HILL. 160 acres, 9 miles from city about 30 acres very choice valley, with running water; bance gently rolling prairie, oniy 3 miles from relizoad. $10 per acre, 8)GGS & HILL, 450 acrea in one tract, 12 FOR SALE =iwtiom i ates o tivated, Living spring of water, some nice v: leys. lana is all first-clasa rich prairic, Price $10 per ace. BUGGS & HILL. 160 acr FOR SALE i R g wador, 20 sares o FOR SALE iicre sdinne mat® o2 s0ld for what it will bring. HILL. FOR 8AL| desirable tract, pillion, $10. FOR SALE 7scieyin one bous Timiles west of Fremont, i alllevel iand, producing heavy growth of grass, is high v ol and § miles from railrond aad kool settiement and no better land BOGGS & HILL. mile east of Elk- n on rallroad, ted. _BUGGS & HILL, 80 acresnext south of Dins- dale in 41511 A good runs d.wn on to valley of P BCGGS & HILL. e o, Fine improvementa on this and, owner not & practical {armer, determined to” sell. A good opening for some man with means. BUGGS & HILL, FOR SALE o th, FOR SALE oo s b o 000 acres in ‘north part of $7 t0 810 ; 3000 acres; 2 to & miles from 5 0 $16; 5000 acres west of the Elk- 160 acres in sec. 1, town 16, range 11 Must be sold this BOGGS & HILL, coun Florei horn, 84 10 $10; 10,000 acres scactered through | the county, $ to $10. ‘The above lands lie near and adjoin nearly | I every farm in the county, and can moatiy be #0ld on small cash payment, with balance in 1-2- 34 and 5 years time. FOR SALE Sejere ine residence prop: erties never before offerod and not knowa in the market 38 _Leing for sale. Locations will cnly temade known to purchasers “Moaning busivess " BOGGS & HILL. MPROVED FARMS—We have for sale many improved tarms around ,Omaba, and in *all Farts of Douglas, Sarpy and Washington coun- ties. Also Farms in lowa, For description aud prices call on us. 1 BOGGS & HILL. BUSINESS LTS FORBALE--On Farnham and Douglas streets from §8000 to $8:00, BOGGS & HILL, OR SALE—S busivess lets next! west of Masonic Templo—price advanced of 8000 BOGGS & HILL. R SALE—3 business lots west. of 0dd Fel. lows block, §2500 each, BOGGS & HILL \OR SALE—2 business lota south side Doug- lasst. between 12th and_13th, $3500 eac BOGGS & HILL. FOREALEI® acren covered with young | timber; Living water, surroanded by ime | proved farms, only seve wiles from city. Cheap- | et land on hand. BOGGS & HILL Persons contemplating buying should_not examineour listof lands. ~ BOGGS & HIL Orrics: Jacob's B ck, conierCaplio Aze. and Approved May PRIGES SILKS, SATINS, SURAHS, BROC RUINOUSLY LOW! D Black Silks at 55¢, that sold before the fireat 80c; Black Silks at 75¢ $1.00; Black Silks at $1.00, that: old before the fire at $1.50; Black Silks at $ thefireat $1.75; Black Silks at $1.50, that sold tefore the fire at $2 00; Black sold before the fire at $2.75; ALWAYS SOLD READILY AT 0"R BEST BLACK CASHMERE FINISH SIL 30. Black Satins at 75¢, sold befo. e the fire at $1.00; Black Satins at 90¢, sold before fire at $1.25; Black Satins at $1,00, sold before the fire at $1.50; Black Satins at $1.2 $1.50, sold before the fire at $1.75 and $2.00; Black and Colored S worth $1.25; Colored Satins i Black Satin de Lyon at $1.25, n all new Shades at 90c, always sold at $1 25 ; previously retailed at $2.00; Black Satin de Lyon at $1.80, previously retailed at $2.50; Black Satin de Lyon at $2.50, previously retail-d =t $3.50. DRESS GOODS. Wool Mohairs, Delains, Lace, Buntings, etc., 7c, 8¢, 9¢, and 10¢, worth 3 tin s much. All Wool Suitings at 15c, formerly 36c; All Wool French Suitings at 25¢ and 35¢, former- ly sold at 40c and 60c. HOUSEKEEKING GGODS, LiNENS, MUSLINS, TOWELS, NAPKINS., Bleached Muslins slightly Damuged at 8¢, worth wholesalo cost, 11c; wholesale cost 12 1-2c. Table Linens at 25¢, worth 40c. W S e 75 [ % $1.00, that cost$1.50, retail price $2 00. Linen Napkins 85¢ Dozen, that costus75¢ Dozen, but Insurancs Compani erence; Linen Nepkins 75¢, Ooc, Table ! iner > 0 “ 3 paid the $1 10, worth double. i 50 dozen all Linen Large 3-4 Napkins at 2 00, worth $3 O kins $2 0, worth $3 50; 50 dozen all Linen extra flne 8-4 Napk dozen all Linen Large Huck Towels $1.25, retailed before the dam Linen Huck Towels $1.75, worth $2.50; 100 dozen all Linen Huck T and extra fine at $2.50, originally $3.00; 50 dozen extra fine Damasic 50 cents. Our Marseilles Quilts were Slig..tly wet, but not mate we k Tow. ially by 4 Marseilles Spread for $1.25, that cost $1.50. Marseilles seilles Spreads at $2.25, worth $3.00, and all higher priced Spr. Hotels, boarding houses and all consumers cannot laundried Shirts, Men's Collars, Cuffs, ete., at ha! v 50 dozen men’s double reinforced Bosom S sold before the five for 75c. afford to pass ':1!1\\ If price. Only a f and full size cuffs only 65¢, worth and always sold at $1.00- Men's L wet e each, Men’s Linen Collars Best quality in perfect order 12 - 25c. - Men's best quality linen Cuffs at 21ca pa c. Me half hose 25cn.p:?x‘r, wgrth (;50‘%085‘60. e e Remember the chai nce now offered you only comes once in a lifet S P M@ERSHE & O LARGEST STOCK ! P Assortment Best Hand Sewed Shoesa specialty AT H. DOHLE & CO'S. Leading 3hoe Store, OMARA, - NEB. aptdswim DN, &n Ordinan-e to p by the e'cctor. niine whether Thewers in the C ty of Omaha. Ted by the city council of the city of as follows. ciug considerea necessary by the he ™ the mayor (1 the Cit hor @ ty years with interest at the rate of six per num interest payab e semi-annual- st coupons to be s ttaceed - gaid Totingnd main- roceed: m the purpose [ d not to be disposed d proposition _ehal less than of at be sutmitte! ¢ be in forve from and after its passage. (Sigued.) THOS H. DAILI Frest City Cou 1319 Farnham St. With the Best Selected CLOTHING & FURNISH in"‘Omaha. We are PAR EXCELL THE YOUNG ME®'S BOSTON CLOTHING Ot AZZUZE FARNGAM STRVDE SCHLANK & PRINCE. MAX MEYER & GO., O VI & EX & . GUNS, AMMUNITiON, SPCRTiNG CO0DS Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and a full line of NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS Send for Price List. ot MAX MEYER & (0., Omuha, Neb, MAX MEYER £ WHOLESALL TOBBACCONISTS Tobacco, 25 cents per pound upwards, Pipes from 25 ce co., per dozen upwards, Passed May 3rd, 1551 ‘Attest: 303 L.C. Iwwwr, City Clerk. b, 1831 (Signed.) JAMES E. B 1t LEGAL NOTICE. Jacob Johnson and Ellen Jotnson, braska, against said de’endants, the object and prayer of which are to forecloe & certain mortgage exceuted by the raid_ defend- anta to one F 7 5 ot Omahs, in Co., Neb., 10 secure tae payment +f a n promisary note dated Aprit 9o, 1574, for m of §116 25 and interust, and ‘aue acd able in throe montha from the date thereof, due upon smid note 25 and interest at ‘rom ma turity rre ¥ ade ree that defendants be required Lo pay the sime or d premises may be sold to satisfy the fourd due. re required to answer svd petition er the 30th day cf M-, 1531 WAL T.SE. His Attorey npe- cing rem Hogh G. Cisrk and Heory 2. 6. Clark & Co., a7 p . that your prope: i order, avd sa’ was continued to the 6th Cigars from $15.00 per 10¢ THE GREAT WESTERN GLOTHING HOUSE! M. HELLMAN & Spring Suits! All Styles ! IMMENSE STOCK! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL! Largest Clothing House West of Chicazo! A DEPARTMENT FOR CHILDREN'S CLOUTHING. We have now an assortment of Cl Gent's Furnishing Goods, in great ; stock of Trunks, Valises, Hats, Cips, &c. These Goods are fresh, purchased direct fron the uymuf}c- turers, and will be sold at prices lower than ever be- fore made We Sell £ r Cash :nd Have but One Price. A large ttai oring force is emploved by us, and we make Suits to Order on very short notice. i;" 4 3y day of June, 1551, at o'clock a. m. H_G. CL By CuaRxs0N & HOXT, their Attopueys. Omahs, My 5tb, 1581. 5 oy 30 CALL AND SERE US. 1301 and 1303 Farnham St., Corner