Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 15, 1881, Page 10

[o) I'ME DAILY BEE. Wednesday M(;rning. June 15, LOCAL BREVITIES. ~Patterson sells coal. —Get your hats at Doane's. 4000 residence lots, Bemis, agent. 600 business lots, Call on Bemis. —Bemis' new map of Omaha, 25 cents, First page. ~Bemis' real estate boom, —950 houses and lots, Bemis’ agency. ~200 farms and 900,000 acres of land Bemis, agent. Smoke Saxe's choice, fresh supply just received. —For rixe Commercial Job Printing, | call at Trr Ber Job rooms. —The Lion continues to roar for Moore's Harness and Saddlery. Just cigars in Omahi —Whipple, McMillan & Co., the jewel. ers, Creichton Block. 026-tF ighteen Bohe and cight Germans for Gr passage on the regnlar U, T day. received lot of fine: at Kuhn's Drug Store. jans for Tsland, had train yester In consequence of the threatening ap pearanceof the weather, there w peert held yesterday evenin The sale of AMERICAN EXPRESS imed goods takes place at Cume auction rooms, 1405 Douglas street, Thursday, June 16, at 10 a, m. je13.3¢ Monday afternoon man by the name of Morris Kelley, empl yard of the U. P. car shops, was severely injured and had his leg broken by pile of lumber falling upon him. He was taken to Dr. Mercer's hospital and to-day removed to his enteenth street. no open air ¢ in the home on s U. 8. Distriot Court Matters. Inthe U. 8. District Court yoster- day Isaac Whitman pleaded guilty to the charge of manufacturing counter- feit moncy and was fined $1,000, and sentenced to the state penitentiary for one month. Kenedy, ex-postmaster at Fairview, pleaded guilty to the charge of embezzlement and was sent to the state]penitentiary for the term of four months. —_—— Catholic Fair and Festival, Beginning on this evening, and continuing until Saturday even- ing inclusive, a fair will be given in Saenger hall, for the benefit of St. Philomena’s cathedral. Steinhauser’s grand orchestra will be present each evening, thus insuring fine music. One of the features of the fair will be an ice cream and strawberry festival, Arrangements have all been complet- ed for a very pleasant time. LOreA e A Court Koeping Cool. There was an air of funereal still- ness about the police court yester- ning, that botokened little business. ~Judge Beneke occupied his usual place «on the bench, and made a violent ef- fort to keep cool. The policemen and most of the audience contented them- selves in the same way. There were only two cases on the docket and these wero for disturbing the peace. One was fined and then shipped to the congen- ial climate of the Bluffs, while the -other, a woman, was discharged. | Business was very dull yeaterday. Loran —r - A Pleasant Party The reception given to Win, M. of his mother, was a vor, affair. Ample refreshments served by Mrs. Semonos, and joy ous music was dispensed by Mr. Hunt and his accomplished wife, on were North Bend, | committee on public prope church, asking t property for Semones Monday, at the residence | wag refor pleasant | te to compromise a to the judiciary committee. city electian, $10, comumitte, MATTERS BEFORE CCUNCIL. Farnham Street Grade—Police Ealaries Raised. No Permanent Hack Stands to be BEstahlished. At the Council meeting last evening Mesars. Baker, Corby, Dellone, Dun ham, Herman, Kauffman, McGavock, Stull present, and Messrs, Hornberger and Mc¢Namara, and Dakly were | O'Keefe absent A communication was received from Mayor Boyd, reporting havit an ordinance entitled ““a special ordi signed | nance making aparopriation for the payment of liabilities incurred during | the month of May." Tt was filed A bill of 815 from Jas. H. 1 for moving two buildings was referred Jaldwin to the committee on claims, A communication from the city mar hal in relation to the harbed wire | fences in town was referred to the ju diciary committee A petition from St. A, W, Baleombe unconstitutional the horso railway company, was referred relative to unjust ordinances concerning Omaha | to judiciary committee A petition from citizens pe to the condition of Williams street, Eleventh Fifteenth | streets, was referred to the commis the nining between and sioner with instruction to put same in good condition. Petition from Knud Neilson con- cerning the grade of Cass street, was referred t committee on strects and grades, A petition, signed by Max Mey and six others concerning the con tion of the south side of Capitol ave- nue, between Sixteenth and Seven- teenth streets was roferred tothe com- mittee on grades and streets, A petition of Messrs, Boggs & Hill, asking for sing or bridge on Douglass street, between cighth and Twenty-ninth referred to the mmittec on streets and grades. A proposition from Mr. E. P. Er- fling to Pkl G plants for the city parks was referred to the com- mittee on public property and im- provements, A communication was received from itizens asking that action be taken in regard to an offensive pool of water near Thirteenth and Douglas streets, The petition was granted, the work to be done at a cost of not more than $100. A petition from L. Van Etten con- corning the condition of Harncy street, crossing the rayine west of Twenty-second street, was referred to the committee on streets and grades. Bills of 8. N, Stacy for services as appraiser and two days’ attendance upon police court, 86; and that of John S. Wood for services as regis- trar in the Fourth ward, $), were re ferred to the committe on claims. A protest from citizens against the tension of St. Mary’s av y referred to the committee on streets and grades. A petition from property holders on Nichols street concerning the narrow- ing of the street was referred to the rty and im- provements. A petition from property ow hull's addition asking improy nents in Pierce street was referred to the | ity committee on streets and rades. f of the Christian at taxes on their ar 1880 be canceled the judiciary commit- petition in bol ed to A petition from Abby Hill offering tax suit was referred A bill of Dr, Hyde for oflice rent at was referred to m claims, the violin and organ. Mr. Semones . . was the recipiont of soveral mice| A Potition from the Pleasant Hour Poipiens .0 b €| club, asking the use of the platform presents from his friends. Mr. Se- | i the city park, was referred to com- mones has resided in Omaha from | mittee on public property and im childhood and was known as an indus- | provements. trious boy, who was not ashamed to work, Three years ago, while Rev. B. B. Tyler, of Louisville, Ky., was in this city, holding a meeting for the | & Christian church, he chanced to meet this young man on the street, with a paint bucket in one hand and a brush in the other, and handed him a printed card, asking him to attend preaching that night at the Old M. E church on Seventeenth street. He concluded to heed the invitation. He became inter- esied, joined the church, and resolved pany for city printing, $ ferred to committee on claims, Bill of the Omaha Publishing com- J2 was re- J. Hanscomb tof St. Mary's A protest of A nst vacating any | nue was filed, The bond of Edward Gorman, as po- ceman, was approved, A list of all &w liquor dealersin the city of Omaha, furnished by Marshal Angell, showed they numbered 172, notfincluding druggists, A resolution that the Ilnml on the corner of Cass and Twenty-second streets be drained was adopted. The city engincer was instructoed to prepare a plan for guttering Harney av, 1 to devote his life to the ministry and at once entered Oskaloosa College. He returned home on Saturday last, bearing with him his diploma as a graduate of the Bible department of that institution. He proposes to prosecute his studies perhaps in the Kentucky State University, located at Lexington, Ky. Bt Having & Salutary Effect. The police generally scem to think that the new law 1mposing a fine of $10 and costs in simple cases of intox- ication is working a salutary effect upon such portions of the community as are addicted to occasional jambo- rees. There are fewer arrests for that offense now than before the law was passed. Heretofore 83 or $4 would get a man out of such a scrape, but now it takes over §13. When a man has paid a fine of that character once he usually avoids doing so again im- mediately. The only bad feature to the law is that it is made a county of- fense and persons convicted of being drunk are sent to the county jail when they are unable to heir fines, Heretofore they were utilized in the street, e i “ROUGH ON RATS." The thing desired found at last. Ask druggists for Rough on Rats. It clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, bed-bugs, 16¢. boxes. street, The resolution ordering sidewalks in Foncier addition was rescinded. The city engincer was instructed to report on the grade of Farnham street. The city clerk was instructed to ad- vertise for proposals for grading of Harney strect. Instructing the marshal to cause the immediate removal of all obstruction on Eighteenth street. Changing the width of sidowalks E. V. Smith’s addition. The different committees reported as follows: The committee on finance reported favorably to granting a reduction to J. J. Curtiss of his personal tax for ehe year 1880. Judiciary committee reported con- cerning a communication on sprinkling the streets ; that they find in the city charter that the petition should come from one half of the property owners on the street and then the council ean order the street sprinkled and make a levy on the property owners to pay for the same, The committee on streets and grades reported favorably on the change of grade of Farnham street on the condi- tion that the property owners waive all claims of damages. The committee on public property and improvements favored granting T. F. Lyon the privilege of erecting bill boards on city lots. The committee on streets and grades reported adversely on the ordinance changing the curb lines of the city. The committee on police recom- I'HE OMAHA DAT mended raising the police | 870 per month after Jul he committee on rsely to establishing hack-stands, 'he committee on streets and grades recommended that Farnham street | from Sixteenth to Twentieth be curbed and guttered, provided the grado of the street be permanently established. The committee on streets and grades, reported adversely to estab lishing a grade on Twentieth street The committee on water works and sowerage recommended a report from the city engineer at an early day, on | streets, the grades of which have been permanently established The committee on streetaandgrades reported instructing the engincer to prepare an ordinance providing for the opening of Tdaho strect. The committee on water works and sewerage recommended that the mayor | appoint an appraiser to make an esti mate of the value of seweraage al- ready constructed A petition from residents on South Sixteenth street, asking that thestreet 1st. e reported be put to permancnt grade for sewer. purposes, was referred to the com- mittee on water-works and sewerag A protest from John A. Harbach against the grade on Fifteenth and Seventeenth street was referred The council was adjourned until next Tuesday. - PERSONALS. 8. Stebbing, general passenger agent U, P railway, went to Cheyenne day Hor Newman, of this city, depart for the west yesterday at noon onthe U, expross, Robert L uperintendent of the northern division of the Cheyenne yesterday, . B Murdock is i the city while on his way from hishome from Australiato the eastern coast, Prof. A, D. Williams, editor lisher of The Hastings Nebr the city, and register house, U. P, went to it b an, is in at the Canfield Spoor, general agent at St for the Atehison, Topeka & Santa Fo road, came np on the Wabash thic m Loui il- - ing. Bishop Sharp, of Salt Take, a member of the Mormon church, superintendent of the Utah Central railway and one of the directors of the U, P, railway, went west- ward yosterday. Mrs, Dearborn, teacher of elocution in the State University, arrived from Lincoln accompnnied by Miss Howell, of that city. M, Dearborn is on her way to spend her vacation at her former home in Boston, Mass., while Miss Howell goes to Chicago for a visit, Dr, R. H. Plummer, of San passed through the city yesterday home from the east. He was mistaken for Mayor Kalloch at the depot, but claimed distinetion with that gentleman only a having cut the bullets out of him, Mayor K through the city from the east, whe He said he had could yet,” had visited “God's country and w ng back to man’s coun- ed THE BEE reporter to “mix politics with religion and help save the country from goingto the Devil,” while he walked the platform impatiently w. ing for the train to start, been cast “as J. H. Jewett and wife, of Sidney, are in the city., Hon. Lorenzo Crounse went east yester- day. T. M. Marquett, of Lincoln, was in the sterday. W. H. B. Stont, of the state peniten- tiary, is in the city. Hon. James Lane, of Kansas, was in the city . R. A. Heaton, of Weston, the Creighton. J. H. Highland, of St. Paul, genera traftic agent of the St. Paul road, isat the Withnell, M* M. Hamblin, insurance adjuster, Nebraska City, arrived in the city y afternoon, Jo W, Love, of Plattsmouth, su; tendent of kel tered at the ¢ Neb,, is at yester- ols of Cass county, is regis- shton House. Thomas Kennard, of Lincoln, was i yesterday, and made a pleasant call at Tik Bekestablishent, €. H. Ferris, of Wheeling, West Vi ginia, arri in the city last night, and is a guest at the Cantield house, A. Moore, general manager of the braska division of the St. Paul & Omaha railway, arrived in the dity last evening, Michael Dohaney, of Dumanway, Tre- Land, affixed his autogray ton house register yesterday, Sergt. G, T, A. Nixon, of com Fifth cavalry, now established at Fort Mc- Pherson, has been transferred to Fort Robinson, Neb, Letters from Thomas Kennedy, whe cently went to the e benefit of his health, indi but certain recovery. ate his gradual He is at present staying in Brooklyn, Hon. W. J. Broateh, of this city, started cust yesterday for the purpose of meeting his wife, who has been for some Clifton Spri been wuch e it ngs for her health which has mproved, Miss Emma Mabells, the young lady who was engaged as a star in the grand ngerfest concerts, took her departure from the city yesterday after- noon for her home in Nis, A large number of her friends were at the depot to bid her good bye and wich her re- turn at a future day, Murs, Laura Dainty, the Iramatic reader, arrived in the city yesterday on her way from Chicago to Manitou Springs, Col., where she goes to spend the heatod season On her way she reads at North Platte and also has a few engagem vduru the sumu She returns in | tember and makes her fivst appearance as a | theatrical star under the management of « M. Hill-Den The WAnAger in “All the Rage.” She has only a short engagement, in which she wishes to try her skill and taste for the stage. BED-BUGS, ROACHES, Rats, wice, ants, flies vermin, mo- m\ulhwn, insects, ete., cleared out by “Rough on Rats.” 1do boxes at druggists. charming Aurora, ats in Colorado | .| nals, LY BEE A SUBJECT OF GOSSIP. Two Evente, the Connection of | Which no One Can Prove. There has been bad blood existing | between two Fourteenth street families for some time past. The heads of the families met the other evening and | invited the other to settle the difficulty by a comfortable fight in a freight car. He said the door could be closed and the question as to who was the better man disposed of with- out any intervention from outsiders, The other politely but pointedly re- the invitation, that he character. fused alleging as a reason was not a fighting Late that night the family of the offe ht | were awakened by a private watchman roof of the gentleman who had . to who had discovered the residence to be on fire, A visit there disclosed a quantity of lighted packinyg waste beginning to ignite the wood work, Tt so lappened that the shingles had been thoroughly wetted by the rain, preventing an immediate ignition and consequently the burning of the entire house, 1t 15 said that a also dis- covered in the cellar of the building. It was partially charred as if it had been smouldering, The affair causcd a good deal of | ip in the neighborhood where little pile of loose waste w some rather peculiar constructions are placed unon the two events narrated, MUST WAIVE DAMAGES. The Only Way For Property Holders to Get a Farnham Street Grade. Monday the council committee on streets and grades, Messrs, Me- Gavock, MeNamara and Baker, and the county commissioners, held a con- sultation to take action in regard to Farnham street grade. It was decided the matter of the lowering the grade, as that nothing could be done in the city has no morey to pay for any dama ages that may heincurred and the commissioners cannct use the funds they have in charge for the purpose. in ensultation the conelusion was ched that the only way in which the grade can be sccured is for the property holders along that por- tion of the street’to waive all damuges day a weak ago, Tuesday of the season the hottest Thare who weve con pelled to exercise themselves vore not to be envied. Everybody whe could do 80 devoted Bimself to helding down some article of furniture, The thermometer stood 78 degrees ir: the shade ut 7 o'clocl a. w, yesterdayand by 2 o'clock in the afternoon had climbed up to 90 degr ! Shipping New: New York, June bh.— izona, for Liverpool, Bavtivore, June 14, —Sailed— Nova Scotian for Livespool. Rovrerpay, June 14 - Arrived—17 Coland from New York Laverroor, June b4, —Arrived Lake Manitoba from Mantreal, | NationalAssociated Press, A QUARREL SETYL Areal June 1 Joe | Denton’s June- | tion, Polk c atursday by a Mr. | Hilley. There svas an old quarrel e<- isting between: them, Hilley was in the woeds near his house cutting wood | when Thomas walked up with his Thowas w: romurked that he had o their dificulty, Hilley fearing that he would b shot, raised his axe and | struck Thomas a terrible blow on the head, from the effects of which ho died at 11 o'clock. After the death Hilley sent for the sherft and gave himself up, me to settle AL Undeubtedly the best shirt in the United States is manufactured at the Omaha Shirt Factory. The superiority of material and workmanship, com- | bined with their great improvements, that is reinforced fronts, rcinforced backs, and reinforced sleaves, makes their shirt the most durable and best titting garment of the kind, ever manufactured at the modenate prics of $1.60. Every shirt of our make is guaranteed first-class and will refund the money if found necessary. We make a specialty of all wool, Shaker, and Canton = flaunel, also chemois underwear, made up with a view to comfort, warmth and durabil- ity. To invalids and weak-lunged | persons we offer special inducements in the manner these goeds are made or their protection, P, GOFIHEIMER, 1807 Farnham S4 - A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. For the speedy cure of Consump- [ tion and R S sach as stubborn coughs, neglected Colds, Brouchitis, Hay Fever, Asth- mib, pain in the side and chest, dry hacking cough, tickling in the throat Hoarseness, Sore Throat, and all chronic or lingering discases of the | throat and lungs, Dr. King New Dis covery has no equal and has established or itself a world-wide reputation. | Many leading physicians recommend and use itintheir practice. The form- ula from which it is prepared is high- | |1y recommended by all medical jour- | The clengy and the press have complimented it in the most glowing terms. Go to your druggist and get a triai bottde free of cost, or a regular sizo for $1.00. For Sale by d Isu & MoManoy, Omaha, - e — No head-ache or back-ache for ladies who drink “WINE OF CARDUL" WEDNES CMJ. AT MRS, B. E. CLARK i the ‘V‘ANTI;:I) 5 carganters an rooms, hand on his hip to where: he was and l‘mu RENT N DAY, JUNE 1 SPECIAL NOTIGES, NOTICE Lost, Found, Wants, Doarding, &c., will be i% TO LOAN-MONEY. farm property. Hewis it Esrat and Loax Aarscy, 1oth and Douglas Ste ONEY TO LOAN—Call at Law Office of D, L. Thomas Rootn 5, Creiehton Block. HELP WANTED. \ FANTED—A wituation by first-class coach man, with the best of references, Apply ab M. Toft's cigar store, corner of 12th and Farn- | ham 1042t \\V\\‘ll.lr 1 cook. Inquire at N. W yrner 1 id Farnham 163.2¢ TANTED - Carpenter. Apply at Opera House, corner 10th and Farnham streets, 15 FANTED A dishwasher Enimett. House. A man and wife to take charge \ TANTED. and do wor Eating Honse on s 1586t | | \\r ANTED —Room and board in private family | by & young man with best of reforences, | Address 11 fhice 160-1¢ VW ANTED- A fit cluss baker. None other need apply at Seward bakery Seward, Neb, 5018 WATTED R d woman cook, Mrs. McCoy, Poppleton street, near new government corral. 15416 WANTED the Two first clas dry ston Store.” Apply personally oods salesmen to P, G, Imlah, manager. 16515 A KL WANTED At 511 Walnut street- Will L\ pay tour dollars o week for a good girl. H. P Callahan, 15218 y ¥ man aged 34, abstain wholesal or ruta store or (| & Is not afraid work. e substantial sceurity it requi Apply or address James Rothwell, 1011 Davenport street, Oniaha, 14918 ATANTED—Office b Stout and active Call on R, G. Dun & Co, 215s0uth 14th st. jreaty Young men_ pre oc office, 140-t0 Address A, FANTED-Good girl in small f 1613 Webster street. Cha wowian to take the Creighton VW ARTED.-", muddlo agod care of a baby. Apply House. \ANTED-Sitiislion 4 ho ers family prefurred. No_objecsion to 1o incountry. Ad; Ofice. 15060 \,’A.\'TE]? A wirl for general howsework; two'in a family. North side of Chi betwesn 17th and 15th strects., BROOK. Two med o work_in_gardes on Y morth end of 15th strect. H. W. BAIL, 12114 \ FANTED - A first-class tinner at once by 7. YV J. PARRISH, Kearnen, Neb, 110:6t VAT A fre-cloas staam, Septombor st orlatey. W. M. C., Beroffice, 101415 | \V.\\ A Carpenter ansitils wife, Apply WY Clext to Bevo "ot that may be incurred in the work. Wwa e S S DRTE e — - o elty Works, 14th s manent em- A Hot Day. ployment. GODFRAY & DAVIS, With the single exceptiors of Sun- @ ANTED-- Vanding bridge awitschool bonds. H. Nlarks, Bellevue, 26-tt Board Best o1 ing House, cor. 15th and Dodze. Ses. 1914 ARP! RS oad cabinetmakoos wanted. - Wages from §2:t0 8 per day. Inqaire next Bec O80-tf ANTED-—Carpoatbers and cabiist makers next to Bkk chice. 205-tf 2 cabines mak- EVERETT. &0t ers. W A situation 1 ANTED & man of family, steady, indusorious and willing=to b use: ful in any hotorable oap conling to apabili cara of Bex offi FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAND. AND LASD—Bemis rents iouse o5, fzves, lots, lands; oflives D FRONT ROOM FOR 1t am strect, beswveen 16th and .Tth -5t F( 71 [‘\;»K RENT first floor, corner 15th wnd Howard Nice fumished froht toen: on -2t OIRENT A vory deirabe room w handsomely furnishod, bay and sidn witable for two persons, Address M., wom at 19th aad, Har- ble for twe persons. Ingine on 18 4 Three untamished roorss;, Howard' 3d Joor west from north i 0tid st. ewly painted hous: st QOR BRENTFront fursshed room ‘on two wents. Inquire at 1619 Dodge, 860 Fun E A furnishe k' ront Farnham, between 16: and 17 LET A furnished room to lot witk boand in private family. Ingsieccat No. God 17th -t skrect, Omaha, iwk REN plano . Nicely turvahed large som and W. corner 15th and Capéad Ave, 903t JOR RENT southwes On first_foor, furrished rooms, corner Bath and Dluu!"m‘li i Furnished rooms. Inguire pt 1818 <0 strect. 6.t F T—The buisiing 1006 Past street, formerly used by Jolm Cane s tfe London meat market. Some butaer tools for sale, Ap- 9ix on the premises oF of John Daumer, 1314 wanham stre 605,41 e RENT 2 furnisged rooms ever Mes- chants’ Exchange, % E. cor. 10tiand Dodge atrvets, l‘mit ALE—Splendidl Nowfoundiand pup, 4 nionths Mugure 2051 Harney, near st atreet. OM, ide13 QOR SALE s, WX years ol \ T. B DETWILER, 1058t 1313 Fasuban strect. DOR SALE-A Mails portaiie engine ot 10 ]‘ horse power. ¥ery cconstwical of fuel and water, Jackotod with wood aad tovercd vath Russia iron, brass bound i lecomotive style, ol governor, sutomatia valvs, beus boxes, ofl ¢ aps, Klass water guage, steai foave puiips and Han Cock patent luspirator. Cowplete, in good order and nearly new. Heasou for selling, we wish to withdraw from Lusiness oubside of our regular manufacturing. Write to Greenwich Meanfac turing Co. Groensich, Ohia. 04 1 e BALE CHEAP - Oue acre ground, south d 10th street. Hons of four roos, barm, cistern, suiald fruit, ebe. Torms reasonible Fac quide 4717 Cumingy stavet, between 176 and 15th strvcts it eod DOR SALE A wull engioe, B V. Payne & Son's make. In perfect osder. Laquire of H . Clark & Co. S alimost new phiwton buggy, ab wearriage factesy. Bl oK sk A3 Wiy o Lk with Lot 503140 15th St and Paul. Eawjuire at 1140, between Nickols 211 NOR SALE—Leaso and fursiture of & first-class hotel in & town of 1300 inhabitauts, iu state of Nebraska; has 24 beds; the braveling sort. nqui otfion. Advertisements To Loan, For fWe; | 3 | and laundress at the | g9 On ey torms, a beuse of 6.rooms | TOR SALE— $3,000. ¢ and lot in South Omaha at £1,200. i | A*vize and lot in North On sorted in these columm once for TEN CENTS \ B S0 hd part of lot near per line; each subsequent insertion, FIVECENTS | 4y per line, The first insertion never los than | - tswall Nouwe and (ull lot at 8656 o TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, T i Y snitable for SOR SAUR — Hos © and lot 83x152; Fuitable tain Hiverview ad. ©, Opp. Post Office 6-t1 F’m(' LF— Reve 1 dition. John L. “nI( SAL Tnquire of J. Henry ALE—Maps of Doy A. RUSEWATE 2 acrer ground jn V. "t OmAhA No 118 1on 57! 0¥ ties. I EMIS' REAL ESTATE 1st page. I;»:\n.\‘ REALESTATE BOOS.—Sce 1at page at #1,000, in_Shinn's addition at 450, South Omaha at 450, il rosidence lot ot §1,600. ner lot 148x100, wi’ castfrontage o Fun SALE-—Three good lots in North Ormaha, lots one squ $450 each, Inquire of Johni.. McCague, opposite postoffice L | +from1sth strect car line, MISCELLANEOUS. I)r MIS has rat lands and farms for sale. ing long lists of houses, Tots, Call and get them, l OST OR STOLEN—From U. P. train last i Thursday, o red valise containing 1 pair pants, shirts, 4, cuffs & Leave at Bee | office wnd receive reward. 14715 | VI 185 ESON--Muse Y1 “Rocktord cor denice, Dr. Dinsmoore’s, strect e of Resi | 15th MMAYED OR STOLE D on Eighteenth and Center street, on Mon. diy night, June 6th, one bright bay Horse, four years old; had a head stall on, a sca; lett hind foot, a small sorc_on the right side, and_high Any information that will lead to his re v will be suitably rewarded. Address or re- turn the horse to 1300 Douglass strect. WAL LACE C. ROC 14-th, hips. ilver watch, Inquire at this oftice. T MBRELLAS—And rarmsols repared by M. SCHUTT 11th and Farnam sts. 750t Satisfaction guarant Corner 12th and (I to bore or deepen ed. b03tt FJYEAMS—Can be got at John Barr s stable for all kinds of work at rensonable figures, near 13th and Leavenworth strects. Fis-tf ON'T FORGET—"The successors of the Amer- ican House, on Douglas street, between dth and 10th, for board, loging and transient cus- jomers. Respectfully 564-t1 JULIUS & LOUISE ROSS. T (RovaL kizag ) xAa10 yyiiy PN POWDER Absclutely Pure. Made-from Grane Cream Tartar. N arpatiovmukes: mch light, meritorious puser. Can b withous fear of gheills resulti gestible food. Sekdionly ROYAL BA JACDBS TAADE g MAL other pre: | ¥ POWDBER O, New York ) CERMANREWEDY RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Baotache, Sorenesu of the Chest, Gout, Quinsy, Sora Throat, Swell- ings, and Spraina, Burns: and = Jealds, General Bodlly Paine, Yooth, Ear and Headaohe, Frosted Feet and Ears, and al¥ athor Pains and Achea He Preparation on eath equala.5a Jacoss On 8 A safe, impla :‘fm cheap Esterosl | Baady. dle but the comparatively oy owilay of 60 (. ts, and enery oue sufler: pain can hawe cheap sad peaitive nroof claims. Fp Directions in Eleves Languages ¢ @0LDBY ALL DRUGGISTS A¥DDEALERY: IN MEDIOINE. A.VOGELER & CO., e Baltime™ i PROBATE NOTICE. State of Nebraska, Douglas County, 88! Ata County Court, held ag the Counts Court Tonean, in and foa said County, May 15th A D. 1551, Present, Howard B Swith, Coun'g Judge. In tho maiter W the etate of ' Mary Whelan, ud filing the petition of Byron ‘of the batate @ the said for ehe final set- tleuient an and for & Aacharge from his saidh teust ORbiRin, That July lst, A, D. 1881, at 10 o'dock u ., if wmigned for leaviag sad petition when all persons Witerested in said appear 3 & County Court to bg held, in and fc sald County, and show cause why the prayer o potitioner shoukd wot be graated; and that notic of e pendotiey of vakd petion and the hearin thevel, be given to all persons interested in said manter, by publishing vopy of this order in the Cmaila WaEKLY BEE. 4 newspaper printed in sald NOR SALE —Two story house and part 1o, near At C F, Goodman's. depot. Location good. Johin L. MeCosue, Opp. Post Ottice, [ County, for four successive weeks, prior to said FOR SALE. 1,000,000 Acres «—OF THE— FINEST LAND — N s EASTERN NEBRASKA, SELROTED 1N AN EARLY DAY—N0T Ratt Ro.» LAND, BUT LAND OWNED BY Nox. JiRsn ENTS, WHO AKE TIRED PAYING TAXES AND AV NG THEIR LANDS AT THE Low puie ® OF 86, 88, AND $10 PER ACHE, ON 108G TLME AND EASY TERMS, WE ALSL' OFFER FOR SALE IMPROVEL FARMS AN = Douglas, Sarpy and Washington COUNTIE'S. o- ALSO, AN IMMENSE LIST OF Omaha ity RealEstate Including Elegant Residences, Business ana’ Reajdsnes Lots, Chomy Houses atid Lots, and a large number of Lots in most of the Additions of Omaha. Also, Small Tracts of 5, 10 and 20 acrces in and near the city. We have good oppor- tunities for making Loans, and in all eases pereonally examine titles and %ake every srecaution to insure safety of money so invested. Be ow we offer a small list of $rrcian Bancaiss, BOGGS & HILL, Real Estate Brokers, 1408 North Side of Farnham Strees, Opp. Grand Central Hotel, ' OMAHA, NEB. —0 FOR SA A beautiful residence lot on California between nd and 23d streets, §1600. BOGGS & HILL. Fon SAL Very niee house and lot on Uth and Webster strects, with barn, coal house, well vistern, and fruit trees, everyth complete, piece of property, figures low FOR SALE Avenue, A d [ & HILL. Splendid_busines lots S, E. cormer of 16th and Capital Eaquivy of Jas, g A good and desiratle resi- dence property, $100% BOGGS & HIL) Not in the rmarket. BOGGS & HILL. FOR SALE :liiiivives e BOGGS & HILL. FOR 3ALE [ vt goop location for boarding house. Swner will sell low BOGGS & HILL. T now houses on full lot S SALE Xt bl BOGGS & 11 Bvo);‘ml‘,é':m"\hmp pheaton. FOR SALE (oo mmat i at once sabmit Lest cosh offer, BOGGS" & ILL, FOR SALE A FI¥ FOR SALE RESIT Ower will sely £0od Yots, Shinn's Xl ad dition V%0 e FOR SALE iy it Siid 4 fine hows, 32,80, BOGGS & HIRL. Ahout 209 %ots in Kourdee & Ruth's widition, just south 450 0§ Thes FOR SALE ¢ 40 per ¢ Iots in thazaarkes. Save monsy lois, buying ‘he iS & U1 FDR SALE 10, lots suiablo for fine aosl- dence, on Park-Wild v muc, 3 blocks 11 of depot, all'covawed with fine ‘wrze trees. 1 tive extaemely low, FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 000 ¥700. BOGGS & HITH cheap oty in Cheap coener lot, Douglas sad Jeflorson WS & HI 08 lots on 26th, 27th, th, 20th and 9th Sts,, be Farnhwia, Dougles, and the proposed exte Dodge + sre e e §200 to $400. We hax »concludsd to i of sl reans, one mow chance 80 secur d will build housas ‘s these bts on small “pyments, an b will sell lot-on montaly payments. 160 acresd miles froracity, valley, with runaing water; brdance geutly wiling prriric; only 3 adles tom railand, ¥10 per wie. BOGGS & IPELL, FOR: SALE iy io tal) Living. Spring of woaer, some e lanckas all first-clias vich 10 por acre. BOGUS & 'BLL. FOR SALE 720ncysinonchods Zniles west of Fremont, is Wl level land, paoducirg heavy groath of grass. @ high valldy, rich soil and” § miw from rai dewd and side;track, in good settlemcsgand no lester land can be found. BOGUS &.ILL. Fm sAL 240 & wes, 3 miles o city. Fiae improsemnents on his land, ovswr not u practical faam deternined to sel's A good opeiing foF some man of Awans S % HILL. FOR SALE res of land near Mil- Aorn, 85 40,810 4,000 ac v 10 10 tyy §7 to 910, 5,000 acres. 2 to onee, 5 % 810 6,000 daes #4 10 $10010,000 acres saattered thecsgh ty, 36 o $0. Che 20! HOGGS & HIL 400 acrenin one tract awelve A highly improved farm ot n neary » on i b 4and 5 vear's time. FOR SAL and not known in she market a8 bei Locations will only: be made kawn to puahascra “mwaniny busines., BUGGS & MILL. Wo have far IMPROVED FARMS ::i:*.iay improve farms sgound. Omasa, and in all parss of Douglas, Sarpy and Washiagton coustivs. Also. Farag il owa.” For description and yrivue cull on s BOGUS & HILL Business Lots for Sale on Farsam au Doug. |EFOR SAL lus stavets, from $8,000 to %500, | advanced of BOGGS & HILL. 8 business Jots next west FOR SALE |FOR SALE fuiisn, i L 8 business lots_ west of Odd Fellows block, $2 500 cach BOGGS & HILL. plo - prico 13th, §9,500 vach. BOGGS & HILL. HILL Fon SAL 160acres, ocvered with young timber; living _water, sur- rounded by improved rms, only 7 mik.es from of hearlig. HOWARD B. SMITH, A frue copy. | County Judge. m2owit " Cheapest 1and ouband, " Gl BOGGS & HILL. S