Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 2, 1881, Page 8

% I'HE DAILY BEE. Friday Morning, Sept. 2 LOCAL BREVITIES, —Patterson sells coal, ~Get your hatsat Doane’s, Frederick Leading Hatter Saxe's Cream Soda still —600 bus lots, Call ¢ 4000 re: nee lots, Don't forget Saxe's for perfumery. «=26( how: 1 lots, Bemis' agency. —Bemis’ real estate boom. First page A, W. Nas cob's blo —Warranted T h Brushes at Kulin's, —RBemis’ new map of Omaha, 25 cents, —~200 farms and 900,000 acres of land Bemis, agent. —The Harness and Saddlery, —For rixe Comniercial Job Printing, all at Tue Ber Job rooms, —Proscripti alty, Opera House Pharmacy, 211 8. 15th Strect High il f “furniture Lewi las strect., Jemia, agent, steash price t Abram's & the enterprising bug n maker, that ha this v has a; Tuilding on the teenth and Cass streets, He shows the right spirit, z00d deal ints in Nebrask through Omal aongprey twice been comer and wago d ot ar i k in his new of stock from various 1 ing and Wyoming is pass almost daily for the 3 he facilities of the short time hence will hardly e ate for the demand made upon them. railroads auleq That portion of Ca; avenue re and cleaned by the city, dly filled up with filth by ons living in the ate stop should be of o public strect put to the further nsin, for cess-pool purposes, Officer Buckley was taken suddenly il with billious fover last beat. ght on his . s oy Accopts the Call. G. L. Stelling, of Dayton, Ohio, has written to the effect that he will accept the call to the pastorate of the Emanuel Lutheran church of this city. 1t will be remembered that Dr. Stelling was in Omalia a short time since when he preached a couple of discourses that at once stamped him as aprofound theologician and logical reasoner. The entire congregation were so well pleased with him that they tendered him a call to the va- cant pastorate. Dr. Stelling said conld arrive at no definite conclusion until he had consulted his friends. This e has done with the result men- tioned. Dr. Stelling succceds the late Dr. Baughor, as pastor of the Luth- eran church, and comes to Omaha with a well-carned roputation as a public speaner. Until theirmew edifice at Fifteenth and Harney strects is com- pleted the congregation will probably worship in either Boyd's opera house or Masonic hall. Dr. Stelling will arrive here in October with hisfamily. AL PERSONALS. 8. Marshal Bierbower left yesterday the Winnebago Indian agency official husiness, Rev. he on City Marshal Angell and lady have re- turned home from their eastern trip. The marshal is Jooking finely, Mrs. . Armstrong and Mre, G, D, Armstrong went west yesterday on a two onth's visit to Salt Lake, Ogden w n Francisco, Rt Rey. Robert H. Clarkson, bishop of Nebraska, and southern Dakota, started yestorday for Dakota on annual visitation, The bishop's tripwill secupy a month, his Brad. 1), Slaughter, of Fullerton, Nunce county, Neb,, is in the city. ach Hinman, of North Platte, in the city yesterday afterncon, M. G, Keith, of North Platte, is in the city and is staying at the Withnell, ?, Hildebrand, of Pawnee county, was in the city yesterday, Rand, the stock dealer of Wyom- ed in the city yesterday from arrived Laramie, Miss Lottie Larsen, who has been a suest of Miss Jennie Mason, left for her home in La Salle, 1ls., yesterday, Levi Cluse, of Pittsbure, agent of the Westonhouse brake company, is in the looking after the interests of the npany. A. R. Campbell Johuson, Cus bell Johnson and Louis Campbell J son compose & party of ¥ who are stayi ilish gentlemen zat the Withnell, ““The Revere House Council Bluffs is the bost second-class hotel in the augl7-1m Badly Shaken Up, Rev, E. B, Graham, pastor of the United Presbyterian church, and wife were out riding last night, showing J, H. McCulloch, who & them, the beauties of Omaha, corner of Twentieth upaniod At the and California streets the buggy upset and all three were thrown out. The buggy was badly wrecked, but fortunately none of the occupants were seriously in- jured, although all were more or less bruised and badly shaken up, e s “WINE OF CARDUI" cures irregu- lar; paintul, or dilicalt twenstruation, Atg - F. Goodman, Ladies and gentlemen are re: quested t0 look out for the important sale of dry goods now commenced at the ““Boston Store,” Tenth sl See ad. on first page. sepl-2t - - Third Ward Voter T will sit for registration of voters Monday, the bth day of September, 1881, for registration of yoters of the Third W. , and said book will he open at my office, 1524 Douglas street northeast corner of Fourteenth, Wiie, H. Ricey, #ug2dtosd Register Third Ward, Lion continues to roar for Moore's | [ R QUEER FAMILY. | | Which Live in Tents on the | River Bottom. Daughter. Upon the river bottom a short dis P th <two canvas tents made of very 1. tain a good deal of misery and moral of whole tance north of the ( bridge stand ]| These two tents con light mate depravity. Previous to Monday tent held the family, which consists of the father this week one and mother,one married daughter and three small children, two girls and a boy. The family in question is the Davis the elder have figured conspicuously in Omaha for past Formerly they lived in North Omaha, jected supied, since had their bottom. Last outfit, members of which police ecircles some time but about a week ago they wers from the premises they oc they abode upon the Mon under the influence which time have river y the married daughter, being of drink, began upbraiding her mother family mattors, the fact that the daught had furnished a living for th ly for a long time by means not altogether on- various among which was she, entire honorable, and that she was about tired of it The replied in equally vigorous language, and the daughter, maddened by drink and what she considered her picked up a flat iron lying in tho tent and struck her mother upon the fore- heard with it. Then began a fight, doubly disgraceful on account of the relationship of the which lasted. until scparated by the of the family. At the of the row the daughter made a demand for a division of the tent and what few household articles they owned., She claimed that she had made all the property and was bound to hav of it After a good deal of wrangling the tent was cut in tw divided and a separato home started by the daughter. The old folks donot work and it s they live. 1t can only be explained by the fact that the young children forage upon the refuse mother combatants, they head were conclusion 1 the goods ystery how and and de ctablesand fruit,jwhicl garbage, such as rotten mey yed veg- dumpedon OF the children, one is ar-old of a very pleasing face, but by her training and association is on the sure road to ruin the bottoms. a fourteen-y irl a if she be not taken in hand by seme Yesterday a gentle- man doing buisness in that neighbor- hood had oceasion to visit the bot- toms, and he was assailed by the girl with tho vilest language. one very soon, —e— Mr. Peot Heard From. Geo. T. Howser, general secretary of the Y. M. C. A. of this city, has receiyed the following note frow W, W. Peet, now on his way to Turkey. It is dated at Boston, August 29th, and reads: ““T am as well as needs be, Farewell meeting on Wednesday. We sail Friday. Enjoyed our tnp very much and had a pleasant time, Miss Brooks is well. T will write you moro fully, My address will” he stantinople, Bible houso will be seon that the missionarics sail from Boston to-morrow. - Mr. Hills Farewell, ¥. C Hills, upon severing his con- nection with the Sioux City & Pacific railroad, after seventeen years of hard labor, the following farowell to all the employes: In severing my official relations with the company at this date I de sire o extend to you all my sincere thanks for the uniform courtesy that has marked your conduct toward me, and wishing you health, peace and prosperity in your future course through life, I extend to you all my official good- ye. Nearly Lost an Eye. William Erickson, a lad about 16 years old, waa struck in the oye yos- terday afterncon by a sharp picee of iron, which penetrated the center of the optic. addressed Dr. Graddy removed the iron and says the eye will be all right in a few days, although it will be yery sore, - The Liguor License The liquor dealers held a meeting last night at Metz Hall upon result of the temper weeting held yesterday afters to consult the D on, It was determined by the committee to close all saloons on - Sunday, and act in strict conformity with the oxisting law. No other business was done by the .mmuu«n m, l)'\l\ll A \ll'l)ll \I COLLEGE, Fall nulun bogins Oct, 10, 1881 Address, A\ ks, M. D., Sec. For nice fresh meat go to Gorip, Meat Market on Tenth street, near the U, P. depot tf -~ irl for general house the store of W, M E. corner 15th & Douglas, WaNTED—A work, Call at Bushman, Augiotf naul-trnuun Notice Notice is hereby that I sitat Lorenzen’s Uigar Store, Tenth street on Monday, bth, 1881, for the purpose ‘I re ing additional voters of the wardand ¢ orvecting the old list, In witness whereof T have hereto set my hand this, 25th day of August, 1881, M will 014 8 tember Registear First Ward, The Mother Nearly Brained by the | I'HE What the U, P Men Think. the F Tk } tember 1. -1 ads Owany, Sej 1 ised mem ball n to very much that some i ber of the B. & M hould have allowed hi the better of | the Creator club sple got little have what judgment seems to endowed to to him with, and | ted himself talk your reporter rmit 8o incoherent 1 have 1 do not believe that interview he of the club he: to speak for. 1 merely wish to that the U, I. base ball club have much self-respect m a manner no desire retaliate becanse ged the sentiments in his all wssumed sy much e B.&M misstatements in and rd for the majority of the to, make renee to the composition or too boys any ref ohag is due to that boy in the but it both clubs that T should say statements of the B, & M. alleged interview have and 1 th endorse his si acter of either club, the in truth, s club will not twaddle. \ « « GALLAGIER, Ui PoB) C. STATE FAIR MATTERS. Vigit to the Grounds- Hvery- thing 1n a Booming Condition. A hurried to the state fair grounds reveals a very husy state of affairs. About fifty workmen are en gaged and more will be put on to- Morrow, light and will be night. The Messrs. trip The tower for the ele is reaching toward tho heavens smpleted by to-moirow mmense boiler and engine of Godfrey & Davis is already on the ground and will be set to-da The 20x40 building tor the board of managers is heing constructed by John Gwin, Max Meyer & exposi- tion building 15 assuming good form, whilst the Union Pacific Bro.’s new building is almost completed. hall of D. Mount, 200 feet long by 60 feet wide, is almost ready for the roof, and the 60x40 foot kitchen is also approaching completion. hes, The great dining mowers and hoes are on the grass and weeds and a general busy clean up is being indulged in. In the matter the state board are happy in the belief that the coming fair of entries is to exceed all others. large number of stock entries, including the herds of Theron Nye W. E Dors A large number of small ent.ies wi Secretary MeBride will move up from Lincoln on Monday and open an Yesterday's mails brought a and Geo. of Fremont. also made, office at the Withnell house, where he will be joined by the full board, when all will put themselves into the har- ness for a full two weeks’ job. The coming fair promises to be a magnifi- cent BuCcess. - Another New Wholesale l-lonu. ton and Gallagher have pur- chased a lot 132 feet square on the of the present Slaven house near Iroad track. Their intention t a fine three-story wholesale house and it will be, as Mr. Gallagher says, o model establishment, When the building is completed the present structure at Fifteenth and Farnham streot will be vacated. 1f the and al can be secured on satis- factory terms the will com- mence this fall; if they cannot it will not be hegun bofore spring. The strict- ly wholesale hous ly south of Farnh the depot. bo loft pra fare, at labor mat work aro drifting rapid- 1 st nd nearer rnham street will soon ly a retail thorough- - Ministerial Association The ministerial association will meet this morning at 9 o'clock Rev. J. B. Maxtfield's stud, laymen from the ditterent ch in The ches, | who are interested in the enforcement of the Sunday law, are earnestly re- quested to moet with the ministers, Let every pastor and church be rep. resented, Rev, W, K. A. F. Su Braxss, - wiLy, Pres't, tev 1 Sec'y. No head-ache or back-ache for fa who drink “*WINE OF CARDUI.” ACCE o~ Sixth Ward Voters. Omana, Neh., August 25, 81, tico is hereby given that 1 will sit at my store, No. 1022 Cuming street, between 20th and 21st, north on Monday, September the bth, 1881, for the purpose of registering logal voters of said ward, C. C. Fiup, gistrar Sixth War Coodman _ NOTICE, Piano tuning and repairin, Lessontin has removed his oftice fr Hospe's to Rose's Art 15616 Dodge street, ¥ ™ Emporiun, Aug B ~ Registration Notice STATE OF NEBRASKA, | DOUGLAS CoUNTy I wiil sit for Monday, September oth 1581, on the Southeast Twelith and Cass, for 1 voters of the Fifth ward. SeHUYVLER WAKEFIELD, Registrar of the Fifth Ward Aug 25 to 8 6 and Gth, corner gistration of - Fresh truits and vegotables roceived y day at D. Guild's cu Tenth street, near U, P, depot tf — Partics wishing booth stands due- State Fair, address E. P. Davis, Oumaha, Neb, iy28-sepl2 too | no foundation | registration of voters | OMAHA DAILY BuR reflected | | | | prised to find | river, stuck t [ heavy WHO OWNS THEM? Some Articles Found on River Bank To-Day. A Mystery That a Day's Work | Failed to Cloar Up, Pat Mc Elliott were passing Early this morning, while Dowell and 1. (i mg the river bank below the smelt ing works they were sonsiderably sur black slouch hat, al feet from water's about they failed to for the hat, o pocket knife most cdge. find any owner new, a few Look but soon discovered a la t lying near at hand the depth of a half udy wered \ thereabouts to dis of some clse men at in t) was dis v varnished close cane, rch was 1 the suicide or o N could be found came to the nd told ( S0N8 reco e vor identity the supposed in clue to the mystery. thing however, The siness portion of the Half r claimed to re- onee cir .unry a dozen 1ize, the articles as belonging to Un- ol Stanton. A repe SEE immediately began a tour of haunts of Uuncle John, This about 10 o'clock. At the St. and thereabouts they gave the infor- the old had previous evening, . v for th Elino mation that heen the but strange tosay, had not yet shown up at that hour, as was his usual custom. This strengthened the theory that it might be Uncle John, notwith- standing his oft-stated abhorrenco of water. The St. Elmo was again vis- ited a short time later, when the at tenuated form and sorrel visage of Stanton was discovered at the door of Ottman’s, man there He was engaged in an an- discussion with man at the door, the value of a pack of tobacco which he held in his hand imated young cerning a con- as compared with the market value of aglass of whisky. The form of Uncle John could not be mistaken ina thousand, and if it could his occupa- tion would demonstrate that it was he Mr. Henry the articles, others, thought that they helonged to Mr. John Seaton, of the firm of Beatty & Co. A rumor to this effect at any event got abroad, It wa found: Homan, who saw with some i Mr. but usual entirely without . Seaton is not only alive and well, but was transacting busine to-day, as his many fric as s hope he will continue to do for a long time to come, There is nothing about the appear- of the articles to indicate who they night have belonged to, except that he was probably a middle aged man from the appearance of theslouch hat. The articles have all been handed over to the coroner. ance Thieves at Work. Some fellows broke into a boarding house at Twelfth and Jackson streets early yesterpay and extingmshing the hall light made their way to the room of aboarder named J. ¥, Burke, Enewold’s, The thioves sceured a pair of pantaloons who is a salesman at L. C. Thirteenth ana Jackson strects. containing a pocketbook with $17 in money and some papers worth about $20. They took bunch of key 2mothyst ¥ another boarder they see Iuml a light light of pantaloons A containing chain was left undisturbed. besides and an T rom blue coat, and a hat, watch and pair vest a Sl How to Get Sick. Exposc yourself day and night, cat too much without cxercise, work too | hard without rvest, doctor all the time, take all the vile nostrums advertised, and then you will want to know How to Get Well, Which is answered in three words— Take Hop Bitters, Sent1-Oct 15 B ; Overcome by Heat, Yoesterday afternoon about 1 o'clock a man named Bedell, employed as pile 1, P H and driver by the teated by for three that the uttack would be fatal, partially he was removed to his home, ailrond, was pros- heat Tay nnconscious Lours it was thought b o'elock he recovered and corne Burt streets, that the to-night fact suffered feom malaria of Sixteenth and doctor great in attendance said weakness noticeable was unguestionably due to the that he He will probably recover. - ulso ¢ | Prominently referved to by l.n Nor- folk Virginian is the case of ablo lady, a relative of Capt. J. W. MeLe She was smitten at the Jle with what seemed a par- tial paralysis, which resisted the usual rmm--lus|-ruh*nuimmll)'lousunbml. Jacobs Oil was \Awrhm, insuri ate relief, and its continu for three days enabled her to go about the house as well as ever. She con- siders that she owes her lifo to its groat curative lu-\\uln a vener- | Second Ward R.Bhtrltlan Notice. 1 will register in the Second ward Omaha at Walenz Hotel on the north side of Leavenworth street be tween 15th and 14th streets on Sep tewber Hth, 1881, Issac 8, Hascanr, Oxana, August 20th, Registrar -~ AUCTION SAL I will sell Friday, September 10 o'clock: a. m., the buildin 119 Farnam str It will be sol cheap, D, 8. M. FRerweLL, Auctioncer, - the &Stull, attorneys, removed 2 Croighton bloek, Su N . FRIDAY, the | A few feet out in the | a foot and | Thn | he | was | About | The | ¢ EPTEMBER 2, 1 Found Dend. v, August 20, — | Near Mandamin a man named Andrs Missovrr Variky, T | Nelson was found dead about twenty His He | Ver Dr been five teet from the railroad track. 1 leg were broken, [ had been dead for soveral days | dict will be of i\\n!klng with the man and | p | neck and one rendered to-day. | Jameson, had bout 11 ght thought he would | take something to stimulate him. He | took bottle from his | pocket, it is said, and drank the con | tents, and died almost instantly. The contents proved to be carbolic acid, | | taken by mistake. Mandamin, m. Saturday a four-ounce A CONFERENCE. | Talk Between the Liquor and Temperance People. Yesterday afternoon a confere was held between committees repr senting the Merchant and Manufact- | ures union and the Temperance Alli- | wnice, in the United Statos court room. | Me Julius T Bd Leade | Henvy Horbe Kaufmann and William Sievers represonted the Mr. B. | Smithand Mr. Benton the Temper- Alliance. Mr. Kaufmann said that if the liquor dealers had not a | legal right to continue their business, ny rate they had a moral right to do so till the expiration of the licensc. He felt sure that the greater portion of the people of Omaha recc that moral right. Mr. Hornberg suggested that all the saloons be closed on Sundays henceforth, not only closing the front doors, but also the back, and further that the saloons close at 12 o'clock at night, He r minded the meeting that the liquor dealers had paid about $12,000 for licenses from May till January nest, and he did not think they were heir | fairly treated. tscke, rer, Chas, liquor dealers, and Watson ice 1f the liquor dealers | were allowed to keep open until Jan- uary next, he was confident they would then pay the the business. thought, would everybody. ,000 Ticense or quit 1is he! be lui As regards those people | running saloons without rangement, satisfactory licenses, the union had nothing to do with them. At this juncture of the proceedings, ono of the liquor men man pr asked a gentl s a BEE reporter. acknowledged that he told that te meeting and invited him skip. Ho skipped accordingly. Nothing definite has heen decided upon. Y M. C. A. Geo. T. Howser, general secretary of the Y. M. C. A. of this city, makes the following report for the past month: as it to| Attendance at reading \'mum men's mvelmg room . sery y praise meeting. .. study otal attendanc “Yoke fellow it Printed invitatio Help given to I‘u--|~ and ¢ A very promising Mission Sabbath school was org at the St. Paul | and Sioux City depot waiting room | early in the month, Nichols, superintendent, H. ins, as- sistant, By the 1st of October, tion expects to be happily ed in their new quarters on Fourteenth street, between Douglas and Dodge, where they will have more room for their work., The lady friends of the association will help in furnishing, and will do all they can te make it the most pleasant resort in the city for | young men. FARMERS AND MECHANI( 1f you wish to avoid great danger | and trouble, besides a no small biil of | expense, at this season of the year, you should take ]vn-m]rl steps to ke disease from y houschold, Tl e R AT fied, stomach and and prevent and cuie from spring malavia, nothing that will so perfectly surely do this as Electric Bitters, cost of fifty cents zed in Jos. WS H the associa- howels vegulated, S e, Nold I:y Ish \ '\l Malion. Beanty, health bt happiness for dics | in * WINE OF CARDUI.” M F. C. Goodway, | TROUGH ON RATS. " | The thing desired found at lst Ask tdruggists for Rough on I 1| 5 clears oit mata, bed-bugs, 1 mice roaches. Hies, e The New City Directory soon to be issued will be the most thorough and complete of any directory ever issued for Omaha, People who have recontly come to the city, those who have recently changed their residenco or boarding place, should send their new address at once to J. M. W 0 8. Fourteenth street, corn Douglas, so that their names wil pear in the new directory cor- | et when issued. diw Nopentup Ut rud’s Budweiser find it from to the it, ca, 50 far as **Con is concerned; you | one part of the country other, Ask your grocer for mde - | this beer (Conrad’s| healthy and invigora- | Physicians’ opinion m&e ““We consider udweiser) a stimulant 1 | - ( The only place in the city where Jos. Sehlitz's Milwaukee beer is found on draught is the Merchants Ex | change, cor. 16th and Dodge St tf | of which he was beaten, came | until Wednesday night. %50 000 B Dblood puyi- |, LW h\l TYNER'S TRICK. He Beat a Boarder out of His| Money. A proprictors of the 30, of J. ner, one of the Davenport house, Sharer out for trial before Judge Bencke yesterday. Sharer went to board there about two weeks ago, with for keeping from this amount afte but when he applied for the he couldn’t He then has to recover § up and deposited & He ward, Tyner s drew balance it brought Sharer thrown upon the town since and is very hard up. The t clearly the money was kept the suit. been stimony showed that y Tyner. He carried it in his pocket from Tuesday He did not tell Billings that he had Share then told him that he wanted next morning. Tyner it the o drawer when 1o one was in the voom and that some one took it. Tn this City Jailer McClure's testimony is in teresti He testitied that Billings said he did not consider himself ro- sponsible as had by was says 1 ash placed in connection the moncy been with this made away his partner. This in the wash-reom of the Davenport house. | A short time after he met Tyner, said he did not see why he should e responsible, as his partner, had made away with the money. During the noon recess an alterca- Billings, tion taok place between a policeman and Frank Walters, in which the of- ficer accused Walters of having been offered $10 by one of the counsel for the defense to settle the case. Wal- ters made no denial, W. 0. Saunders, one of the men, was taken jury- violently sick noon, and is now confined to his bed. Saunders has ben convalescent but a fow days. A verdict of .;, not « il e Small Comfort. When you are continually conghir noying vhody around you, zuilty, strange to By was eodlw Buoklin's Arnfon & Salve. The best s «I\ (] u\t]w world for euts, brui alt fever sores, med hands, chillblains, skin erup anteed to g perfect satisfaction in every case or money refunded. Price, NOTlCl’, Advertisement To Lo Lost, Found, Wants, Boarding, & serted in these columns onc per line; each subsequent insertion, FIVECENTS per line. The first [WENTY-FIVE CENTS _TO LOAN--MONEY. N ONEY TO LOAN—Cali st Law Off L. Thouas Room . Crelichton Blo To loan at from & to 10 per cent. on good real estatosceurity, by ISAAC EDWARDS, 1109 Farnham St. it the | he | , who | at | = | oA | vheum, | Iusertion never less than | SPECIAL NOTICES---Continued 1 new hot vl Vinton Apply JOR SALE-At House Leatenworth strect, | Abp1s to Pyron Reed with four roorms, NOR SALE etween 6th and OR SALE - A span of v IO oW 1. block, ies, buggy and Apply At th 16th St. \ v OR SALE— A rare chance to jump into & Will sell my | shipping po particulars call or address | Neb | J0O1 SALE—Lease and furmiture of | I} hotel in o tawn of 1300 inha! | of Nebraska; hag 24 | sort. _Inquire at RE | SATE— Maps of Douglas and Sarpy ¢ A, BOSEWATER, 1620 Farnham a first clas tants, i JOR 4 ties, NOR SALE-—A new all leather top s Phacton with spring oushion and back n'e carricge top manfactory bet. Farnhan and Harney A farm of cighty o hovse, of huaring troes. i A, on 8, CL& PR R Address F. M, Soars alddtfadws and full Tot 1S LM Opp. Lo pair, il SrobAR | of Onawa City | [ Jron sare ‘Wil shed NOI SALE from I', T12:4f Nat hou: 0. at =00, 1211 | SALEFine stock | oor I hotse, cattlo she |in easy reach of railvoad, [time at 6/, JOHN L Office, farm of 40¢ , orchard &c., Price, $8500, | MCCAGUE, Opp. 1 o and good Lot 2 opp. P 0 Neat cotta, Mo pors '.\| i F Horsc, uggy and harnes schson’s Capitol Avenuo 1 Dodgd between Good woll and shade tre ood condition. Inquire on premises, MBRELLAS—And Farasols ropurec SCEUTT 11th and B RICK o0 sAn . Clark & C R SALE. ESTABROOK & COE ofutniahied Fobi Call with referend ishes @ s'tuatior experience frox il Germa i A nn (Danc situation s conthman ina private famil team ish first class 1 RAYED Al mare stable ¥ somewhat hs about eloy , b le. A reward will be paid rination leading to her “athey, Fort Calhoun, 703 1ty and by covery, W, E.C A you ITRAVED ol cow, short t N left ear o RE—Tlas for salc al 0 Domestic Bir 10th St., bet, ng D TR LY Tob salo. » | thiom, i tickets cast, we 0.00 Round trip %1 anteed, and tickets houg 250001 0 L0, t B per contin. tercst in sums of 2,600 and | i, for 3 to b yoars, on_ first- farm property. Bisis Real ESTats Aarxer, 15th and Douglas St lass City nd I | HELP WANTED. | TANTED v, A dining at 603 Soutl L3th wnd a kitchen \\v ANTED Girl for general honsey family, Call at Planters House, « e of o baby ht .n House, V\\Y.\[:}'Illl‘.n Good o TAN 2 No. 1 broom-inukers Broom Factory Nel) RANDOW A} y wation to do tirst Te 316 20th St. TANTED. cond work L TANTED- A in eligible I Stanton, Omas . Army, Fort TAN the ED Snell Hotse, Ash i street WINCET A S \v ANTED O good first.c can do meats and pastery both. Gooil way . Enquire Depot Hott), Noriolk Neh. T uanii b iy 807-5 W \ W ANTED M office, No, 4 7 ANTED Shop 1 wife, at Filth St he iatelligence A good barl 3118, 10th St. ie Green Tre F. ELSASSER, 47t Fithy carpenters at Boyd'’s Opera H ghest wage L BUAW & 70510 TANTED ,dlouss ANTED ages § ifty carpenters at Opera Houge, SHAW & FIELD. ANTED strect, s Burt owmforts 7814 Boarders and lod: Private dwellin TANTED A pool table ta o, Pt with privi A 45141 Wi " FOR RENT HOUSES AND LAND, < b Clark, Belleue, 6-tf OB RENT - 2story frame house, 511 South 10th St. Enquire next door, $26.7 W. corner i stairs MOE RENT- Store, N 16th and | lzard, Seven rooms Si6-1 MOk RE Furnished room, 5. W. Cor 1o and Davenport Sts, vy | | | | | | MOR RENT- At i Sheruan A 207 8. 12th 8t NT - Kl prices, b story house Ay v Merrl .4.‘ » Iy OB RENT ok o utfur k house ished ¢ 2015Cass St. ¢ 1] NT ) St Large barn. luquire at 1515 Chi 074 o A nicel gentl uruished front room for 4t 1210 Howard strect 33 | spirits, obain ¥ one o < MEDIUM 1 fut -3 NE_TE AND Eliza tolls prst t and all affairs, She the heart, S Al all your w street, hear 16th Posses the magnetic at’ No, power t 1610 Chi Call | JREMIS' NEW CITY MAPS,25 'B NY ONE havi £\ be accommod otfice. ilm\r work for a type 2y telophoning. th 483-t1 ne property FRANCIS ROBBIAS, > “and_ Chicago Ftruets, I8 ready to bore or deepen wells. tlsfaction guarantoéd. 05t ON'T FORGETThe sucoessors of t iean Liouse, on Douglas street, between dth 10th, for board, lodying and transiont cus tomore,Kespectully Biid-th 3 & [OUISE LEDWARD KUEHI., MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDI TIONALIST, 498 Tenth Street, betweon Farnhan ndd Han ey Ad of guardia at the past ditions in the { toorder. 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