Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 11, 1881, Page 8

[HE DAILY BEE. Tuesday Morning, Oct 11, LOOAL BREVITIES, «Patterson salls coal, ~Frederick Leading Hatter, = Donane, Roliable Hatter, ~Owl Cigars at Kuhn's Drug Store, Quina Bandoline Powder at Kuhn's ~The Lion continues to roar for Moore's Hames wad Saddlery. ~For rixe Commercial Job Printing, all at Trx Ber Job rooms, ~S8moke Stariton & Storms, Cigar, at Kuhn's Drug Store only. Furs! Fursat Mra, Haberman's, 16th between Capitol avenue and Davenport. finest Furs repaired and made over in the latest styles at Mrs, Haberman's. Night School atthe Rathbun Business College. Six Slocumbized gentlemen passed un der the magisterial eye of Judge Beneke this morning. Mes. Mary O'Brien to-day swore out & warrant against Mary Stundon forgrand larceny in stealing, as she claims, $10 of ber money. —Who pays the highest price for Second Hand Furniture? Abrahams & Lewis, 1121 Douglas street, wepl9-2w Tost-Bunch of keys. Finder will please leave them at the delivery window at the postoffice and receive reward, octd-tf Hars! Hate | Hats!—Latest styles, Jargest stock in the city at Henry G. Richter's, 1322 Farnham street. m-f-g-m.&e, ~There will be a special meeting of the Brick-layers union to-day. -Rev. B, B, Tyler attended religious services in six different places yesterday, and delivered an address at each place. Coroner Jacobs reccived a telegram this afternoon that a man had been run over and killed at Charles Siding on the B. & M. railroad. The coroner at once left for the spot. There were no particulars, ~—The two soldiers who had a mirunder- standing in regard to a watch settled their differences to-day. The one who stole the watch was drank at the time and the other forgave him, —Areception will be given to Rov, JJ. W. Stewsrt, at the parsonage of the First M. E. Chutch, on Wednesday evening, Oct. 12th, from 8 to 10 o'clock. The friends of the church are cordially invited, ovaL—The Omaha Furrier, Hen- 3 hter removed from 15th street opposite the Postoffice to 1522 Farnham street in Pollack’s old stand, north side, hetween 13th and Lith streets. ~The meeting at the Christian church continues to grow in interest. Rev. Mr. Tyler will preach cvery afternoon at 3 o'clock and every evening at 7:30 during the week. The people are invited. ~Sunday morning o fire was discov- ered by a pedestrian in the new grain ele- vatorat Fremont. But for the prompt ac- tion of citizens in the vicimty the elevator would have been consumed, As it was the fire was soon extinguished. —One hundred and fifty-nine beautiful residence lots, located on Hamilton street, balf way between the turn table of the ved street car line and the waterworks reservoir and addition, and just west of the convent of the Sisters Poor Claire in Shinn’s addition, Prices range from $§75 to $110 each, and will be sold on easy terms to those who will improve. Bemis' A LIVELY KICK. Omaha Mediocal College. The Omaha Medical College was formall, med last night, The HEn A Lo M"f,fl,,“"':‘.‘, by “ From North Omaha on Account medical juris of the Sewer Bonds. FRISONI'S CHILD. A Severe Legal Tussle For Its Possession. ©C. Cowin, lecturcr on - prudence. The attendance was fair. . It is Bequeathed by Mis. Fria- The college building is admirably adapted for tha purpose for which it oni to Her Mother, is intended, the amphitheatre being . #0 arranged that all students will be ablo to ave oporations potformed on But s Now Betnk Olatmod B7 5 | tho oporating tablo. When completed the addition to St. Joseph’s hospital S will be under the charge of the staff. Judge Chadwick in the countycourt | Until then the sisters will attend pa- yestorday began hearing testimony in | UeNt at Dr. M"‘j“:'_’ hospital. a hnbunT ('Hltp.un case in which l)'r. HARVEST HOME. Ot'o Frisoni is endeavoring to obtain possession of his chila, a beautiful girl g of about four years of age. The child’s Frisoni's mother-in- opening address At a mass mecting held in Engine House No. 1, composed of citizens from the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth wards, St. A. D. Balcombe was chosen president and Prof. G. R. Rathbun secretary, On taking the chair the president said that he had noticed the call, but was ignorant of its purport. Jos, Redman was called and stated that he as one, had made the call as he believed a move was on foot to de- fraud the North Omaha people out of the lion's share of the bonds voted at Significance of the Festival grandmother, Among the Jews. the spring election to sewer law, claims possession of the child and . the city. Wm. Anderson wanted to declares that the mother resigned it| 4 =y oot Lome festival of the | know upon what grounds he had entirely to her care on her death bed. The plaintiff in the ease, Otto Frisoni, | jy coinmonly called by them Sukkos, is the son of Julius Frisoni, who, | which means booths, and is so termed prior to his death, was professor of | jecause when the Jows were residents anatomy at the u raity of Tubingin | of Palestine they dwelt in huts or|central portion of the city §10,000, and was considered one of | h4the during the whole feast, which | and the remainder would be equally the most eminent physicians of the | sontinued for eight days, tho first and | divided between the two creeks. Kingdom of Wurttenberg as well a8t | Jaat of - which are obsorved s | Councilman Dailey from the Fifth medical authrity. He was presented | jynortant holidays, whereas the =urd said that thore were two ays- with tho gold medal of science over| jutervening period is loss regardod. | tems of sewerage before tho people, many competitors. Otto Frisoni | Ty, concluding day of the festival is | one known as the ‘Phillips. the other came to America in 1869 and located | 1y own as Shemini Azareth, and the | as the Waring. The Phil lips plan un- in New York where le practicea his | orthodox congregations continue the | dertakes to use the north and south profession as vetnary surgeon. In|joliday one day longer, celebrating | Omaha crecks for main sewers which 1873 he came to Omaha He met | ¢hq Sjinchas Thora, whichmeans “re- | shall be tapped to receive the drain- Miss Pohlman in March of 1874 and|joicing of the law,” thus called be- |age of the central portion of the city. was married to hor in January ot 1875. | quge the annual reading of the scrip- | The Waring plan only contemplates Their marricd life for a year was very | gupal roll is completed upon that day, ( undergronnd to the exclusion of sar- Hebrews, which is now being held, | drawn this conclusion, Mr, Redman said that Engineer Rosewater had told him that the plan of sewerage had been changed, which would give the happy at the end of which oicing and festivities follow. | faco drainage and is oply calculated time Krisoni ~ went to Ger-| "y fostival was brought by the | toserve the central portion of the many. On his return to thi%| i lites from Palestine, where they | cit The two creeks that have been country he brought several thousand dollars, with which he purchascd a fine residence. This his mother-in- law, it is said, desired to place in the name of the daughter. Frisoni re- fused to do 8o as he thought himself capable of looking after his own property. On his second t to jermany, nis wifo's relatives it is asserted started the that he had another were generally engaged in agricultural pursuits, The farmers of every age and country celebrate the ingathering of theircrops in some peculiar manner, and the ancient historians commend the mode adopted. by the Jews as dis- tinguished from the barbaric practices of the Grecians and Romans upon their feasts of Ceres and Bacchus, story [ Upon this autumnal anniversary, s % wife | g .‘ows from all over the countries in Gormany. No credence was|iy~ which they live, congregated at given this idlo rumor, how- | Jorugalem, their capital city, hringing cver, but, as the story goes, it| it} them the choicest plants that was used as a protext to create trou- | werg cultivated, namely: Lulafs, ble in his family. Tn his defense Dr. [150hes of palm trees, Hadassin, Frisoni has subpenaed about twenty boughs of myrtle trees, and Arvos, of the leading Germans of the oity. | willows of the brook. With these Dr. Paul Grossmann, who has been they marched around the altar of the acquainted with him for many years, |1,y temple, uniting in songs and spenks of him very highly, ~ Dr. Fri- prayers, #oni was to havo loft for Gormany to- | 7Sy vast was the mmltitude which day, where he intonded placing his | outhered within the gates of the city, child in the caro of his mother, | {j;a¢ tho citizens could not afford their who iy said to be & woman |,y visitors indoor accommodutions, of considerable wealth and many ac-| ;0 d henco a necossity was presented sodbinaly . |for the erection of booths and tentsin In the proceedings yesterday Chas. |ihe fields and gardens surrounding R. Redick and Homer Stull appeared |4 . holy city, and thus the festival for Frisoni and John M. Thurstonand | .o “[";"L f“; an entire week, when N. J. Burham for Mrs, Pohlman. | o yich and poor commingled toge th- Mrs. Jaukowsky, Krisoni's sistor-in- | oy heneath the expansive roof of law, testified that Frisoni and his |y ivon, and shared alike the plehsures wife hud not lived happily together | ;¢ o happy season. during the last year of her lifo, and | "¢ wag quite genoral until within said that she was present when the |y, Jost decade, for individuals to an eyo-sore to the people in their vicinity are not considered. Coun- cilman Baker, from the Sixth, gave a complete history of the sewerage question from first to last. He showed conclusively that the present condition of North Omaba creek is a barrier against the influx of popula- tion in the northern portion of the . He said when the voting of the bonds was talked of, he had stat edin the council chamber that it would be impossible to carry them if some gunrntee wias not nule to the northern portion of the cnfr that they yould receive at least half of the amount voted. He had receiv- ed this guarantee in the shape of an ordinance. Later developments had disclosed the fact, that some plan to sower the central portion was an im- mediate necessity, and according to the report of the city engineer the Waring plan is the most practical and least expensive. Mr. Rathbun eaid that when the bond question was be- fore the people, he had voted and worked for its passage on the strength of the guarantee mentioned by Mr. Baker; that while he felt that the $060,000 rightly belonged to the north creek, he was willing, as an individual, serving the bost interests of the city, to relinquish the $20,000, and pre- sented the following resolution to in- telligently dispose of the remainder: = mother asked Mirs. pn]\lm_nm erec’ for their families, a sukko, or Resclved, “That it is the sense of to take charge of the in-|pooth in which they ate and lived | this meeting thatthe $30,000 appro- fant. Mrs, Dorr, another during the holiday, and many syna-|priated for sewering North Omaha sister-in-law testified that the last years of Mrs. Frisoni's life was un- happy. 1n cross-examining the wit- ness Mr. Redick asked a question which was objected to by Mossrs. Burnham and Thurston. While they gogues erected them for the edification of their members. Among the very conservative Hebrews, the booth is, up to this day, annually built. 'I'hese classes employ the lasy night of the feast in reading in the bookof Deuter- creck, be immediately used in:con- structing an open sewer frem the river to Fifteenth strect, and a-cover- ed sewer from tlence west, by the most practical route.” This resolution was passed. A were urguing the point Mrs. Dorr iv- | onomy Psalms, and other sanct-| motion was carried that the chair ap- sisted on answering and stretched over | jGod “works, and upon the ad- point o committee of five to mem- in her chair 8o as to see Rodick be-| gitional day which they ob: |oralize the council, as to the senti- hind the ‘defendant’s lawyers’ back, 8 serve, the last section of the scroll and at one time four persons were X ments expressed in the resolution. is recital, immediately followed by the The following gentlemen were ap- real estate agency, Fifteenth and Douglus streets, e ekl “'l'heguevun House ¢ ounct Bluffs is the best second-class hotel in the vest." augl7-1m PERSONAL., Mrs. A, Bopden retarned home from her trip to the east last night acco mpanied by her mother. J. F. Coots, the eontractor for the now court house, accompanied by his wife, is among the guests at the Withnell. Frank K. Drake, formerly in Mr. Goble's office in this city but now general agent at Kansas City for the U, P, v in town, Dennis Cunningham, who went with the Omaha party to view the Veiled Prophets, secured a big bonanza while there which will be announced to the public in a day or 80, The following are on the register at the Creighton: R. J, M. Reynolds and wife, Fullerton, Neb., Hon, J. B. Bailey, Her- man, Neb. C. G, Stanley, Hooper, Neb, J. W. Clark, Dekamab, Neb. J, H, Capion, Ord, Neb. M, Maxwell, St, Louis, M LAUUAGE Never too Late to Mend. Thos. J. Arden, William street, Kast Buffalo, writes: “Vour SPrING Brosson has worked on me splendid, 1 had no ap- petite; used to sleep. badly oud et un the wurning unrefreshed; my breath was very offensive and I suffered from severe heachache; since using your Spring Blos- som all these symptoms have vanished, and I feel gnite well.” Price 50 cents, trial bottles 10 cents, Oeod1w A trial package of ** BLACK-DRAUGHT " fromof charge, T —— At C. F. Goodman's H. Spigle, the enterprising dealer in new and second-hand furniture and stoves, 1203 Douglas street, has just received from the shop one of ‘the handsomest delivery wagons that we have seen on our streets. He has also purchased a splendid team of large, dark bay horses. The new rig makes a good show. Mr. Spigle has a very large stock of heating stoves and all kinds of furniture, that he is selling very cheap; also a large stock of ranges and cooking stoves, which he purchased at sheriff's salo and is selling at 26 per cent, discount. He extends to all aninvitation to call and satisfy themselves, 1A BSOS HICKMAN'S ANNOUNCEMENT! We are now making for current season a handsome bonnet at the uni- form price of Five DoLuars. We in- tend to make a specialty of a five dol- lar het or bonnet, e have both hats and bonnets as low as ONg Dov- LaR, but the five dollar goods are bet- ter bargains, Hickman's HEADQUARTERS, One piano for rent. Inquire at Ed- bolm & Erickson's, talking at once. The case was post- reading of the first section. The per- | pointed on the committee: R. N. poned until 9 a. m. to-day. sons called upon tulotlicmto in these | Withnell, Prof. Geo. R. Rathbun, A s T ST A g capacities are called respectively | Wm. Anderson, John Lee, Sr, and Mr. Frederick Doylo, ahotel-keeper | ;}uun horak (bridegroom of the | Clark Woodman, i ot Fortieth and Market streets, Phila- delphia, Pa., says he he has been a sufferer from rhoumatism for eight years. Last September a year it grew worse, and he took his bed. He doc- tored and used all sorts of medicine without relief. A friend recommend- ed St. Jacobs’ Oil. T bought a bottle of it, says Mr, D., and upon the firat application it relieved my pain. I kept on using the oil till spring, and law), and chosan bereisish (bride- e groom of the beginning); these are high officers in the oldjschool of Ju- daism and the persons chosen to fill them ordinarily invite the members of the congregation to celebrate the occasion with a banquet in recogni tion of the honor. ‘I'he temples have abandoned these forms, and instead of building a sukko, the members adorn their houses of worship with R e Bohemian Hall Eighty-six dollars were realized by the Bohemian ball on Saturday night. This will be added to other meney al- ready collected and 300 florins gent on to Prague to aid in rebuilding the National theatre in that city. The Bohemians of this city hove sent 600 florins altogether to Bohemia, I')hu'\-'u no troublo with rhoumatism the finest productions that bless their | Beauty, heaith, and happiness for ladies aprorer: ti new hme, not forgotting, however, | in “ WINE OF CARDUI.” T to incfude tho Lulaf and Esrogas| —=——————w= The Remenyi Concert. momentoes of the past. ANCHE Goodian, The Remenyi concert lust evening drew a large audience to th> Acade- my. Renenyi, the unique, was, of course, the magnet, but his support- ing artists must be credited with con- siderable drawing power. Both the vocalists exhibited excellent voices— that of the soprano, Miss Cassandra Nason, being by far the best schooled of the two. Her singing of the lively Sohubert barcasollo was marked by refined expression, Mr. Rose, the baritone, suffered from hoarsenes fand has a somewhat lachadaisical, over- sentimental stylo. It is a pleasure to mention the really artistio treatment all the piano accompaniments recoived at tho hands of Mr. H. W, A, Bealo. 8o important an adjunct to a concert too often 18 left unappreciated simply because, in the very nature of things, it is unobtrusive, Of Remenyi there is Jittlo to say that has mnot been said by cr i vl S Lo DECLINE OF MAN- TImpotency of mind, limb, or vital func tion, nervous weakness, sexual_debilit ote., eured by “Woll' Health Renewer. 81" At all’ druggists, Depot, C. F. Goodunan, Omaha, (@) “WINE OF CARDUI" four times a day mukes & happy liousehold. AtC. F. Gocdmsn BUSHMAN'S, Our new seasonable goods are near- ly all received. We have determined to give our customers a Grand Jubilee in Low prices and real intrinsic value, and wo hereby give positive notice that we will certainly undersell every- body in Omaka in many of the choice bargains wo shall offer. We have bought a larger and more complete stock than ever, DRESS GOODS. ‘We shall offer a good assortment of desirable und serviceablo goods at from 8¢ to 10c. The are cheapor than prints, At 1bc we offer a bargain that can- not be matched elsewhere at less than Baswitz & Wells, 1422 Douglas, in- vite the people to their closing out #ale of Boots and Shoes before re- moving to Boyd's new opera house. oct7-3t o One pano tor rent, inquire at Ed- holw & Erickson' Boots and Shoes clmnp_ l: every- body, at Baswitz & Wells', 1422 Doug- las stroet. oct7-3t e CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture, Bedding, Mirrors and o8 | everything pertaining to the furni- At 25c a heavy, double width Suit- ing worth 374c at wholesule prices. Just the thing for warm, serviceable dress, Also, all wool Momie cloth, flan- nels and serges in all the now shades. At 37}c ALL WOOL double width cashmers in all the new and desirable over the length aud breadth” of the | ture and upholstery trade. Has the —Wi land. His lim! number, a fantasia | best stock in O and makes the E.]@‘.:‘:?,. (;(:,,"u novgp k46 1o than found on melodies from Moyerbeer's | lowest prices. Sept13tf Bottor goods we shall offer at equal- *‘Huguenots,” began with a slow, - recitation-like prelude and cadenzas, leading into the well-know aris, LR RINGER'S OPRNING OF Mxh.mmu'. Iy gxsromely luy i Underwear must be seen to be ap- preciated, “‘Nobil Signor,” which was played | ans, pianos, ete., at the lowest ios’ i t 3bc t with exquisito graco and tendernose. | prices; at Edholm & Kriokso S175¢ n searin, B10 o BT, Then followed one of the florid melo- Oct, 3-tf Gentlemen's underwear; white,from dies g{ the omn].l ornamented by Aa - 80c to $2.20; do scarlet. superbly execu! Armonic passages, G " emi orw unfnhthe h;:mber oriere) rp“uh gthe' ME{'_" at l"a.ni_m_g- oht?p underwear, gray and scarlet, m wl waa given with electrio i hil y i efl‘oot.. Three most enthusiastic re- GMdi’?_{P_‘E':.‘.‘! lflen}u_lg » 1.,“&)““”". Pty 9“ P calls followed, to which the artist re- sponded onl{mwith bows, all that should have been expected from one who certainly had the lion’s share of the program to carry. His second number, tho Hungarian S| melodies, was a fascinating p?gcn of N:::fi:' Bhagn,” Shagn; oV, L work, but not uom{nrnhlu to the last e number, and, iodeed, fow violinists( J, I. Nichol's sells the colebrated have ever caught the spirit of the Pa- [ Shogo flour, anini music as Remenyi does, The — e — reamy endante was rendered with | No old Btore Worn goodsare offered bewitching delicacy of execution and | for sale at Edholm & Erickson's, op- the capriceio fairly dazzled the audi- | posite P, O, ence with ite daring brilliancy, and - - carned Remenyi an imperative on-| Torux Pusric.— 'ty our ‘“‘Bud- core, to which he responded with a | woiser Beer” against all' other Bottle rather grotesque melavge of popular | Beer in the warket and decide for melodies, yourself, —C. Conrad & Co. mde Bed comforts, blankets, flannel, cassimeres, ¢loaks and dolmans, knit goods, gloves, hosiery, all, ALy, ALL at prices far below those dreamod of by the most economical. BUSHMAN, e e RS All goods sold at Edholm & Erick- on's are warranted as represented. When your friends come to Omaha ring them in and show them the leading Jewelry Store of the west. onoLM & ERICKSON, 10,000 ladies wanted to see Ring- er's wonderful bargains in trimmed and untrimmed Hats and Bonnets, Plumes and tips half price. Ono piano for rent. Inquire at Ed holn & Erickson's, No l’urwyfip;i;«;-.n'Huflernil;nxn'n. e L s e s s s RiNagn's OPENING 0F MILLINERY. 'HE OMAHA DAILY BEE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11 188i. Relief For the Destitute. At.a meeting at the board of trade last ovening Presidont Boyd appoint- ed H, G. Clark W. J. Broatch as a committee to take charge of and solicit subseri from the people of Omaha in behalf of the towns of Madison and Stanton, Neb., recently devastated by a cy- About 300 was subsc ibed at the meeting, and the committee will G. W, Lininger and ons clone, wait on our citizens to-day and to- morrow to secure their contributions, A letter was received hy H. (i, Clark from Hon. Louis Ley, Stanton, in answer to a telegram, stating that several families were almost if not quite destitute and needed means to rebuild and to care for themselves through the coming winter. He also says that they have estimated what will be required among those truly de- serving to be about®1,5600 in building material, )0 in repairs, furniture, ete. Others that are able to rebuild will do so without assistance. It is thought advisable to divide the amount raised by Omaha equally be- tween Madison and Stanton. A REITERATION That Smith Had Over One Thousand Dollars., Tothe Editor of Tnr Ber, OMAHA, October 8.-I find a state- ment in to-day’s papers in regard to the effects left by the late J. R. Smith which T wish to correst. T did not say I thought 1 knew J. R. Swmith better than any one else, and that he lhad boarded at my house for five or six months, but that I could not give the dates until I got home, I did say that J. R. Smith had &1,400 about his person, among his effects or upon de- posit, and still think so. On May 25, 1879, 1 find J. R. Smith’s name entered on my books as working un- der me He continued to do so until the last of September or the first of October of the same year. He worked in ths city for Edward Rosewater from May 25 to July 2. During this time and until he left the city he boarded with me. I know he had this amount of money. Six weeks ago last Monday he returned to this city and wanted to board with me, but my wife was just recovering from a spell of sickness and we couldn’t reccive him. He told me he had the money to pay off the balance on his place. He sald he had had steady work while away. I did not say I thought his money was lacked up in some safe, but do think there is that amount of money somewhere that did belong to J. R, Smith. T do not beleve he would have told me anything but the truth. P. G. DECKER. Runaway Team. Rather an exciting runaway occured on Dodge strect, near Sixteenth, this morning. A farmer's team became frightened at a piece of paper blowing in the street and started to run, When near the postoffice they turned square around breakirg the pole. The wa- gon ran on the sidewalk and stopped while the horses continued down Fif- tecnth street. Seyeral buggics were in front of the Central stable and it ¥. M. C. A. Election, The annual meeting of the Y. M, C. A. was held last night and the fol lowing officers were elected for the onsuing year: P, C. Himebaug, pres- ident; 8. L. McCague, vice-president; C. D. Roynolds, secretary; E. L Ware, treasurer, The following is the board of direotors: J. C. Denise, A, G. Charlton, Jas. Nichols, Thos. Growcox, N. W, Merrill, Dr, P. 8. Leieenring, M. A. Larson, W. B Smith, 8. W, Bell and H. J. Darrell. - WORTHY OF PRAISE. As arule we do not recommend patent medicines, but when we know of one that really is a public benefac- tor, and does positively cure, then w consider it our duty to impart that in- formation to all. Electric bitters are traly a most valuable medicine, and will surely cure Biiliousness, Fever and Ague, Stomach, Liver and Lidney complaints, even where all others rem edies fail. We know whereof we speak, and can freely recommend to all. —[Ex. Sold at 50 cents a bettle, Ish & McMahon. ) The respectable drug stores, hotels, restaurants, and places of public re- sorts all over our country keep ‘‘Con- m&e SPECIAL NOTICES. = = " NOTICE—Advertisement To Loan, For Sale, Lost, Found, Wants, Boarding, &c., will be in- sorted in these columns once for TEN CENTS per lino; each subsequent insertion, FIVE CENTS per line. The first insertion never less than 'TY-FIVE CENTS rad's Budweiser Beer.” TO LOAN—MONEY. N ONEY TO LOAN—Caliat Law Office of D. L. Thomas Roou 8. Creichton Block. ~ To loan at from 8 to 10 per cent. B30, 00035 teoou"veat entatesccrries, by ISAAC EDWARDS, 1109 Fi Nt 9 Far () ! TO l.()A:-AZ 8 per contin. 200.000 terest in sums of §2,600 and upwanls, for 3 to 5 yoars, on first-class city and farm property. Bruis REAL Estats and LoAN Aarxoy. neles Sta HELP WANTED. iD—Expericnced servant g 1 housework ; small family, 18 tor St JV/ANTED-Man to take caro o horscs an other work. Apply 1110 Farnham St. . 223-10 ANTED—Good cook at “T w and Harn, \\' ANT a WV ANTeD—Gir! for onctal howsework, atoffice B, G, vunn & South 14 h 26-t1 W. corner 16th 8 $1 por w street, ‘V ED—Well recommended | son River House, 1310 Harne \ ANTED—Boarlers at Pacific Housc; § 25 per week for board and lod 21, Separate room ANTED—Printer, A pormancut situation and good pay to \ho right man. Address, The Pilot, Blair. 10710 VY ANIED— A amoil offic, good lights on or near Farnham St. Address G., Bee office, 211 ED—Furnished room and board. by a ¢ married eastern couple. Private family prefered. Address H., Beo offic y W ANIED-Situation by o younz man in store. ~ Inquire intelligeict offico, 305 T1th 214-11° ANTED—A good liouso wirl, No. 1015 Web. ster St. 21311 street. was singular that they were not dam- aged as the horses dashed among them. e i Virtue Acknowledged. Tra Mulholland, Albany, L : “For several years 1 have suffered from oft-recurring bilious headaches, con- stipation, dyspepsis and_complaints pecu- liar to my sox. Since using your BURDOCK BLoon Birreks 1 am entirely relieved.” Price 81, trial cize 10 cents, 10eodlw il £ 2. A FRIENDLY FIGHT. Fathers and Sons and 3ons-in- Law Mixed Up InIt. ‘A young man named Daniel Buck- ovis had a trifling misunderstanding with his brother-in-law, August Kaiser, at the residence of the latter near Boyd's packing house late last night. Kai it seems, had a misunderstanding with the father of Buckovis and was about to pound him when the young man interfered. This morning young Buckovis awoke in the calaboose with a large sized pain in his head and a paralyzed optic which he vainly tried to manipulate. His jaw was altogether out of kelter and his spinal column was stiffened up 50 that he could scarcely turn his head with both hands. The young man had ovidently been ina row. He explained that he had tried toprevent Kaiser from hurting his father., That gentleman then turned his attention to the youngster, and in the scuffle which ensued the latter freely con- fessed that he got the worst of it. To complicate matters Officer Black appeared on the scene and Buckovis was carted to the police station. To add a still further complication Kaiser this morning swore out a warrant for assault against both father and son, and taking it altogether it may be re- marked that Buckovis has got himself into a scrape. e FREE OF COST. Dr. KiNa's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, ete., is given away in trial bottles free of cost to the ~afflicted. If you have a bad cough, cold, difficulty of breathing, hoarseness or any affection of the throat or lungs by all means give this wonderful remedy a trial. As you value your existence you cannot afford to let this opportunity Jm- We could not afford, and would not ive this remedy away unless we finow it would accomplish what we claim for it. Thousands of hufiwlw cases have already been completely cured by it. There is no medicine in the world that will cure one half the casos that Dr. KiNa's New Discovery will cure. For sale by 0) Isn & MoManoN e @ — DI PHELPS -On Oct. 9th, Ageie Phelps, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Phelps; aged 15 months, Funeral to-morrow at 2 o'clock p. m. from residence, 15th street between Burt and Weobster, Omaha. NTED—Good cook at 3. W. corner Har- yand 16th 8t. Wages 84 per week. 206-10° W 7 ANTED—Situation by young lady, to do housework in private family. Good wash- erand ironer. Apply at 411 5th and Howard Sts. 10° W ANTED—A good cook. Wagos §25 per month. Apply at 2008 Buit 5t., between 20th and 2 1911 ANTED—1t0 to 200 loads of dirt near 2ird and St. Mary's avenue. Enquire at Beo office., V ANTED—Dining room girl and kitchen gitl at Pacific Housc. 105-8°, —Gilat the French Collo 1 ANTED--Gitl at 1056 North 16th strect, opposite J. J, Brown, MKS, J. M. COUNS: AN. 164-tf ‘.’ANT D—A youn, an about 15 years of ago to do general store work, FRANK MHGF SPROIAL NOTIO JOR SALE—Stock and fixtures of millinery, notion and hair store, doing & good business, focation central; store and dwelling together, rent cheap. 1 wish toretire from businese, ~Ad dress A. B., Post Office, Omaha. 18718 TR SALE Al esidence property of F'O% acres nmodious house. Eight icres of orchard and vineyard. Location dghtly Only two and & half miles from post office, - BAF gain! JOHN L. MCCAGUE, Opp. 1.0, __ 794 ]3!- 18 has rattling long lists of houses, lots Iands aud farma for sale Call and ved ahem l MBRELLAS-—And Parasols repaired by M SCHUTT 11th and Farnam sts. TRO8! CIRSS CADITEL OTRin, Very ne Inquire Milton Rogery & Son, 14th and ¥ Y ___soW_ OR SALE—Ma Fpy couns tie. A, ROSEWATER, 1520 Farnbam streed 320-t1 Four acres of land near water Is0 two cottages on Capitol BEVINE, 1806 Douglas St. RN i, Add. RICK FOR SALK. [ 20841 ESTARROOK & COF. ngine, B. W. Pay ct osdor. Inquire of 86-H A suall e. In per 0R SALE—Lease and furmture of a first class hotel in a_tewn of 1300 inhabitants, iu state of Nebraska; has 24 beds; the traseling men o re- sort. Inquire at BEE office. 21358 OR SALE—Fino stock farm of 400 acris. ood house, cattlo shed, orchard &o., wit in easy reach of railroad,' Pri time at 67. JOHN L. McCAGUE, Opp. Office., R OUSES AND LAND--Bemis rents houses, stores, hotels, fanr ots, iands, officen rooms, cte, Sce 1st page MORSALE —Good honse with four room half lot, No, 2613 Dodge hetwoen 20 1ith street. wood condition, well and shade trees; b Inqaire on premises. MISOELLANEOUS. ket,lady's and gentle- Lost betweon and Jack-on Ged) ~ Will be given to any one procur- -“F,).)()O g 4 permanent” position in wholesale house or office, by young man late from Chi ago. Four vears business experience. Address C. B., Bee office. 2011° Bfims' REALESTATE BOOM.—sec 1t page. ALL A% MitS. B. E. CLARKE'S No. 1 Board ing Houwe, cor. 18th and Dodge Sts. Hest in the city 510-H RIVATE INSTRUCTIONS In_French,jter man, Greek and Latin, Prot. Henry W Meek, 1207 Jackson 8t 900-0¢S BA\Ll‘:n HAY—At A. IL Sander's Feed Store, t 1013 Harn 810- EMIS' REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE—S 1st page. BE_\!IS' NAW CITY 5% paye. 2000 fat wothers, um Creek, Daw Y0 RENT—A larg unfornished room h bay window and ve 1, within six blocks from P. 0. Address C. r., this office, [ORTUNE TELLER possc u ¥ c powers) fulfill all your wishes. Cal 4 ¥ ell *‘Life of President’ the Plains,” “Bordes 1KA WALDE - “Heroes of “‘Laws of Business.” St. Loul COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL incil Blufls jo cents Ycr week, de Office coruer Broadway and Council Bluffs, 602t WS livered by earrie Main, up stairs, ANTED—To buy 100 tons ‘broom corn. For particulars™ address Council Blufta Broom Factory, Council Blufls, lowa. 658-20t8 V TANTED—A cood carpenter at once, Ap ply Mynster & Adams, Council Blufle, Iowa. 650-20° DA first class broom ticr. Council Bluffs, Towa. ‘( ANTED—A boy to do chores at fishery, Council Bluffs, Mayne L \ ANTED—Good girl for general housework. Y Maria Mynster, Council Bluff: 2 old and new procosses. German and acquainted wit rs. Cangive the best of reference, Address H. years experience. Speaks English and. steam and water will ¥ comeon trial at any time, 1511, Council Blufls, Ia, WV ANTED- B2 o gentleman of cxperience and husiness habits, a position with o firm, cither as clerk or t» travel. Reterence given. L. WATKINS, Council Bluffs, 042 pers 4Cc per hundred, at ancil Bluls, 8¢27-4¢ ANTED--A couple good cylinder press W iioicr,tan B stbagy employment at this office, V T ANTED—Rospoctable employment by huse band and wife. Address P, P. C, “lhm Of- fice. u \/v‘\x'r D—Manufacturing concern business man in Omaha and in every city (notalready taken). A few hundred dollars ne- cessary to pay for goods on delivery after orders have been secured for the same; $150 per month rofit yunranteed. Tne most searching investi- ANTED—Two experienced book solicitors for Colorado and Utah. Address P. O. box 1214, Council Bluffs, low 900- To Contractors, Builders and Froperty Owners, The undersigned having been appointed agent for the extensive iron and wire manufacturing houses of E. T. Barnum, of Detroit, and the Hussel Iron Foundry and Works at Toledo, Ohio, capacity of 50 tons daily, ia propared to furnish estiates and prices for iron columna, kation solicited; A, 8. ARNOLD & G way, New York. "ANTED—Good second girl at 1818 Shicago -t Housekecjer, 1100 Fi ‘VANll:D—ulrl st 200} Dodge stroet. 70-41 ANTED—Funding bridge and school bonds, lovue, 26-tf FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAND. " Furnished coltage, §26 & month; Hall, 219 CalifornlaSt. 2054 [0k RE Mre, I OR RENT—One orjtwolarge pleasant front chambor rooms, furnished or unfurnished, Wwithout boatd, to ladics or gentlen en and wife. 219 16 OR RENT—By Nov. 1at, & rottage of 6 roois with good stable and out-building. _Inquire mises, 2428 Capitol ave, 10" and 17-11 OR RENT—A new house, éorner 19th Webster, Apply on premises. 2 OR RENT—A fine new 8rorm house. D. Cooke, 18th and Leavenworth Sta. 218-18% OR RENT—To gentlemen, with good rc! ence, room and board for the wltor in a pri- Vato famfly. Call ot 1612 Caws 8t. t IOR RENT--Rooms at southwest corner 18th ' and Izard 8t., green car line, 17718 OR HENT—Nicely fornished front alcove yoom; also & smaller room, low prices; brick house, Cass 8t., 6 doors west of 20th 5t. 164 ¢ OR RENT—New 4-room house, South 17th stroct. J. L. WELSHANS, at lefian‘fl Y A tor. OR RENT—Just finished two first-class two- story brick houses, 8 and 9 rooms, stable and comented cellars; * $40 monthy in advance, W.M. BUSHMAN, 8. E. corner 16th aud Doug- Las Sta. B 5 ¥ et \OR RENT-2 furnished rooms over Mei chants’ Excbange, N, E. cor. 16th and Dodge stroets. 2850-t1 OR RENT-One room with board, 1808 Cali- 1 toruia_str £ NOR SALE—Chean, horse, buggy and baruess. Enquire at No. 8, Crelgliton Llock. 1 NOR SALE—Three-spring buggy wagon, In- l‘ quire N. W, corncr Jones and “‘Rs‘f' e WINE OF CARDUI" for Ladies onl, At C. F. Goodwan NOR SALE—At & barg: l‘ able for family or del 1114 Davenport St &e., &., for storo fronts, window caps and sills, wrougiit iron’ beams and gird: clovators staple ittiugs pulleys, also iron fences, cresting, win hutters, stairs, baiccnics, settoos, scquariums, fountains, summer garden and cometery omaments, nds, grave guards, &c., & in endless ‘Catalogucs supplicd on AEpI;mtian. HENRY 1 BARRY, Manufacturers’ Agent, 52 Pearl strect auglo-1m me ¥ Gouach Bluds, Tows: EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDI! TIONALIST, 498 Tonth Street, botweon Farnham and Harney, Will, with tho aid of guardian jpirits, obtain for any one a glance o and present, and on certain conditios ture. Boots and 8hocs made to ords eatistaction vuaranteed Absolutely Pure. Made from Grape Crea u Tartar, No other arpation makve such light, flaky hot breads, uxnrious pastry. Can b eaten by Dyspeptic witkout fear of theills resulting fron he yeatible food. Hold oziy In caxs, Ly all G ROYAL BAKING, FOWDER €OJ Now Yors, © F. Guouiaaig