Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 15, 1882, Page 8

P o e et S S T v b 'NORTH OMABA SEWERAGE. Queetion Analyzed by City Bogineer Rose- ‘Weather Report: f water, (The followdng observations are taken at the same moment 4 time at all the sta- -~ Hous named.) He Recommends Adoption of the W DErArinesT, U, 8, $10-AL SrRviow, OMANA, February 14, 1852, (1:46 p. m.) Permanent Plan of an Open 8tone and Brick Sewer West THE DAILY BEE ‘Wednesday Mor: ing, Feb. 16 The — TR EY $ (8.8 %< | 5% T | Eg; 5| 22 | 53 of the Shops. 3 L5“52! = ¥ 5| 61 (3% |Lwht (Ol T Mr. Androw Rosewator, city enci- - L neer, has made the following report to 45 W [Bisk G - . W |Brisk the city couneil committee o, water Dos Moines. Mo o works and sewers, which was pre- Davenport. W Brisk o ing. ort ex- o Pl 5w |Brisk wu.tedvlut evening. The rep St. Louis | h plains itself: Moorhend Vincent Orrice or Ciry ENGINEER, } Bl oarck l:u,-:, OmanA, Neb, Feb'y 14, 1882 Buford 2180 w % imittee on Water Work b (3108 | &8 [Sw [Riew o tho Honorable Conmittee un Water Works Deadwod. 80,13 SW | Laght | Assiniboine ..|20,00 SW liigh (Pair GentLemen:— In response to reso- e — = | lution, I herewith present to you for Pl BREVUVLMS consideration the following facts touching the sewerage plans of North Omaha submitted by me to the city council, which I hope will sufficiently to-day [ cover the anonymous criticism and groundless objections urged by citi- s zens in various protests recently sub- —A carload of coaconuts in barrels mitted. The draiuage area of the —The ruller skating rink at Central hall opens Friday night. —Standard club masquerade evening. Grand affair, - those relating to the other plan, namely: That it would carry about 85 per cent of the storm waters. From ration of eyery fea- ture of this question I am of the opinion that the plan via Chicago streot, built of stone walls and brick, invert at a cost of 270,000, is the most judicious and economical to adopt. Very respectfully, ANDIEW ROSEWATER, City Engineer. Death of an Old Citizen. Isaac Little, formerly a resident” of Davenport, Towa, but for the past seven years an honored citizen of Omaha, where he has resided daring that time with a son-in-law, Mr. E. ¥ Wilson, died at 3:30 p. m. February 13th, of pleuro-pneumonia, at the advanced age of 74 years. The deceased moved to Daven- port 1n 1856 and was one of the pio- neers of that region, owning a large farm near the city and being active and idustrious in building up the in- terests of that new country. His wife died eleven years ago, and the infirmities of age unfitting him for business, Mr. Little came here to spend his declining years with his children. He leaves two murried daughters in this city, Mrs E. F. Wilson and Mrs. W. H. H. Llewel- wea received by an Omaha commission | North Omaha sewer system covers firm yester lny. 4,200 acres. This entire area dis- —The window frames aud castings of | charges its rainfall through the va- the fifth story of the Grand Central are [rious branches of North Omaha creek ap yesterday. first into the river bot{mrn, ,""d B ohurch aiill continue, with inoreasing | (o8 EL HotEbRs aldhg thn hmgnl'ths sy bluffs, is lower from three to four fect ~The contract for the carpenter work than the river bank, and hence on W. A, Puxton's new store building aftor overy storm they retain a large has been lot ¢ Fred Delone. pottion of the creek discharge, with Two repentant Slocumbs showed up | 411 the impurities aggregated from the at police court yesterday. One wettled | ity above them aud by slow process his fine and the other gave security. of decomposition create disease. The object of a sewerage system is to re- lieve the city of these pestilonce breeding ciuses, and, if in go doing, the cost of bridging and other inel. dental expenditures can be obviated —T' e dinner pail thief put in a hungry appearance at the police court yesterday was discharged on & vromise to hereafter let honest men's grub alone, —The Owaha Glee club concert place on the 20tk inst., instead of the 21st, a3 announced in another paper. of se it beging this morning. ~An important weeting of the land leagie will b hold thi, evening, when the be:t method for prepating for the celebra. ti nonthe 2/d i st. 18 to badiscnssed, —The Burlington rond will hereafter fera0dyr its passengers between Eastport and Nebraska City in passenger conches on the ferry cars, indead of by the old metho I. ~—A reeulss “Old Virg nia” on'fit, donkey, wagou, Farnam street b ut noon yesterday. Aunt Ophe in ree s it she might well have excluimed, “*Oh, how shiftless!” —A deaf and dumb boy about eight years 0id left the Deaf and Dumb abylum 'n Sunduy, and has not been heard from. Any information regarding his where- abouts will be thankfully received by J. A. Gillespie, Deaf and Dumb usylum, ~For Rent Two eight room cottazes teiver wnl all, drove up aken | at the same timo, it is proposed to do The sale | Had ! so. It is very apparent at the outset if the water and decoying matter which now finds its way into the bot- toms can be intercepted by a sewer, or system of sewers, before 1t reaches these bottoms and carried direct to the river, that the great source of all the trouble sought to be overcome willat once be removed. A careful glance at the map discloses a fact in- disputable, that while there are over 4,000 acros of ground on the bluffs west of the river bottoms, there is less than 260 acres of bottom lands between the sulphur springs and Chicago street. Of this 2060 acres not more than 160 acres is in need ot drainage facilities. For every inch of rain fall in North Omaha the 4,000 acres of uplands will aggregate over 180,000,000 gallons of water in addition to the impurities collected on the way to its outlet, while the 160 acres of undrained bot- tom ground will collect but 317,000 gallons, or less than 4 per cent of the entire rain and sewerago discharge, letween 24th and 25th, on Davenport | and even this will be simply pure rain lyn. The funeral took place at 3 p. m. to day from the residence, No. 6074 North .Jeventeenth street. This is the second death in Mr. Wilson's fainily within the past week, an infunt d dying on the 6th inst. of the same disease, which thus a second time invades the household and carries off another member. Tying the Knot. Judge Beneke was summoned to the residenco of Mr. Fred. Maus, on Webster street, Monday, to per- form the very pleasant duty of uniting in marriage Mr. Gottlieb Storrs, pro- prietor of the Saratoga brewery, and Miss Minnie Buck, a younglady widely and most favorably known. The ceremony was priva‘e, but the hearts thus legaily united were none the less happy, and the joy of the occasion was supreme. Mr. Gottliebis a most worthy gentleman, and he has gained a priceless jewel m his fair bride. Tue Ber extends heartiest congratu- lations. Annna Dickinson. Miss Auna Dickinson appears at Boyd's opera house next Friday even- ing in her great role of Hamlet, and on Saturday as Claude Melnotte in the Lady of Lyons. The following is the superb cast by whom Miss Dickinson is supported in Hamlet : Ghost of Hamlet’s Fath, ‘. Overton King C audius . F. Rund Lacrtes . ....B Matlack Horatio «...P. Huning Polonius ...H. N. Wilson Rosencranz. W, Guildenstel Beruardo .Jos, Waters Marcellus. . W. Archer Francisco. Edw. Bed ox 1st Actor T. M. Jackson 2nd Actor, Thos. Putter 18t G avedigger .H, N. Wilson 20d Gravedigger Priest . . M. P. Robinson ..R, Sheppard THE OMAHA iy’ BE : WEDNESDAY, FCBRUAR Y} 15 1882, COUNCIL IN CONCLAVE.|Nothing whatever is known * rank- ton about the affair, and it .« wa to TR have a very doub:ful look. viade's A Well Conducted end Quickly (name does not appear on any Finished Mesting. of the hotel registors, nor does any one remember any man by that - name as being there weck before last. Engiuoer Rosewater's Roport om | Furthermore, there are no hostils In- Nork Omaita Sewer 1% Suke diavs within 100 miles of Yankton, though there are reservatious nearer mitted but Not Acted than that. Wade's lotter mentions no Upon. date or place, and if they lefe Platts. . mouth, which is about twenty-five miles south of Omaha, on the 20th, they could not have traveled into the Indian country and Wade have re- turned to Yankton by February 2. If Cole was really killed or captured, Wade should tell more about it. At present the matter looks very sus picious, and more light is needed, ['he sut ject is under 1vestigation. Tt is possible that Cole himself has written the letters and takes this method « £ cutting loose from home and friends, MORE INDICTMENTS. The udrand Jury Finishes its Work for the Term. Siert Indioted on Two Oharges of Selling Liguor Without License. The city council held a regular meoting last eveuing, President Daily in the chair. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS, An opinion from City Attorney Manderson that the city has the power to use Jefferson square for the city offices and market houses was referred. A request from Jos. Baker & Co., to fix up the fonadation of the build- ing on Eighth and Douglas streets, which has beeu undermined by the sewer building was referred. ‘I'he report of the appraisers on the proposed Farnham street grading was recciyed, The damages allowed were $8,830, several property owners waiv- ing damages, and others being allowed no damages, Referred. A requeat from Street Commission- or Ford for a leave of absence was s granted. ¥ A remonstrance from the county| The graud jury of the district court e A NEW DEPARTURE & Co. Passes Into Creditable Handa, The recent busiuess consolidatic by 8. P. Morse & Co., whereby the have disposed of the stock Tenth street storo has brought to tl front a new and enterprising firm wl will continue business at stand. Mr. Peter Wiig, a well know a partnership with Mr, John N, Wes berg, an old and popular elerk of 8, F Westberg will shortly open at th. Tenth street store with a wew, fu to the pnblic at hottom prices. ~Mr. Weiberg goes ew! to-d to purchase goods for stocking th store and will visit both Chicago an: New York oity. dren. doubtediy at S. P. stand, corner of stroets, 10th aud commissioners azainkt the proposed | which has heen 1n session since the narrowing of the west end of Farn- [opening of the present term of the ham street was referred. districe court, adjourned yesterday A petition to defend the title of lots | afternoon, finding indistimwnts against b, 6, 7 and 8, in block H, which were | fourteen parries, eight ot whom have bought of the city, the possession of [ been reported in Thk Bk, The fol- which 18 now disputed by Brighe: | lowing additional pursuns were ' in- Spalen, was referred dicted yosterumy enarged with the RESOLUTIONS. crimes mentivued: + Nicholas Kane, of Eikhorn Valley, By McNamara—To = require the |, jling liquor without a iiceuse. 7 street railway company to'plank at all Henry Sient, manager « f the Doug- street crossings where necessary. |, County Furmers’ ussocintion, (two Adopted. 3 indictents) geliing lyuor without a By Hornbergor —Instructing the [ 2000 board of health to investigate street nil}]l"‘ Flood, of Water.vo, selling rumors relative to the existence of ¢ ‘ ! S small pox and concealed ocasos. Adopted. By McNamara To enforce the or dinauce pertaining to the cleaning of alleys and Aile complaints azainst al ordinance within tive days after no. tice. Adopted. street. Adopted engineer to repott whether it be ad across Tenth Adopted. By McNamara—To advertise fo) proposals to paint the names and num street at lamps. Adopted. REPORTS, a report to the committee on Omaha sewerage. found elsewhere. North purtios who fail to comply with the By O'Koefe--To report on draining a pond near Sixteenth and Williams By Kaufmann—Instructing the city visuble to do away with the guttering Haruey. bers of the streets on tho corner City Engineer Rosowater submitted "The report will be Mr. McNamara of the committee made & majority report recommending liquor wathout a license, Martin Kearney, of this city, arson$ which refers to the burning of Boyd's packing house. L. Leviand C. Bierbaum, reeeiv- ing stolen goods. The indictment against Kearney charges him with having set fire to Boyd'’s packing house at the solicita- tion and for pecuniary inducement by parties unknown. 1t will be re- membered that Kearney some time ago attempted to move to Madiscn, lud., when he was arrested. Levi and Bierbaum are charged with having received and disposed of stolen junk taken from the Union Pacilic shop yards by tho young thiev No bills were found avainst the fol- lowing parites, who have been under urtest, aud they were conscquently yestorday discharged: Henry Wil- liams, a colored man, accused of lar- ceny; cused of per- jury in the Garrigan case; Emory |- Winn, charged with robbery; Edwasd Galligan, accused of larceny, and Paul £ 1 r h that the sewer be commenced at the a el B H. Heppuer, charged with forgery. Missouri river bank at such point as stroet, with all consen wices of u plevsaut | watwr, It is very clear, thorefore, | it v B O ho o Buildings a e entirely new and | that the p}an for the ulx_‘mnfmul of l,h.e Queen Gertrude Mrs, C. Jaimson will | e ready for ocon ancy by Feb, 20th, | bottoms is wmore ffective if it posi- | Player Queen. . iss & Rol ertson C. F Drscoll, Febld,2t, |tively relieves them of the 96 per co the St. Paul s RS i cent. of contaminated storm warers —Mes, Warin by died on Sunday night | {hil', 0w Yach thero than if v pro- and her fune al bk |lace 3"_‘"”""‘)" vides for the simple drainage of 4 per Jame: Kockland oollected $11.85 among | gent. of rain water, which, if by no the Union Pacific shop men Monday for | other means, would be taken up by the benefit of her two children, who are | ubsorption and evaporation within a sick with rcarlet fever. few days afier a storm. But how —A womwan named Larson, residing at “b"“:,‘ ":‘;‘" _U‘"’,"“’Vl“ That is the oorner of Eighth aud Harney streetw, | QUesLion that is simple to answer. TS 5 n the first place, it is con- appeared in polics"court yesterday with s tomplated at & very oarl 100 complaint that a coored girl who liven | (RS rivor front by SRR s “mext door to her had stolen six dollars. | ‘G bankment from Satatoge bluffs The case was given to the police. to a point below Boyd's packing The Merchants’ Detective association | house. When that is done there will is incorporated and the charter is on file | be no river overflow ; until then it in the office of the secretary of state. Will bo well enough to let the -water Judging from the way the banks aud mer- | Dack mltu ffl;% lako craulv.ed h,}v‘ the old skauik of this siate are b-coming inter. [ Channel of tho river, through a tem- (ote L1n the awsosintion it is very much o | POTATY openiug uf tiio big erock bed Abo'r advinage: ab an annual expense of or 5 3 3 or if deemed desirable by pumping at ~~N.ormm.—'l‘he appiaisers appoiuted to | o' ninal cost as has been suggested app: aise damager, if any, in the contem- |, my report of last year, the eame plated change of grade of Farnam street | 4g iy done in New Orleans and other €rom 16th to 20th utreots, will meet b the | citics that are dyked against over- office of the City Clerk on Monday, Feb- | flow. roary 13, 1882, at 10 oclock a. m. Ail| There is one thing certain in refer- wversons who are desirsus to b+ heard be- | ence to the ditch plan of sewerage as fore them are liereby notified, advocated by some, that it is at best J. 0. L. ¢, Jrwerr, City Clerk. hu_t temporary, h!r just a8 soon as !,llls Aarbi of Bavd! | mill is dyked a ditch would be im- Managor Mursh, of Boyd's opera |, ousiblo us it would destroy the very house, has been tendered a benefit, which purpose for which the dyke is con- ‘will take placo the 24th inst The structed. I wish now to call your at- -on the Bristol Purty,”.one of the t|tention to the plan recom. popular troupes on the road, will jump [ monded b, me as the from Denver to this point to wiye him the | most preferable, namely, a closed very best possible send-off, Ticiets will|sewer from a point on Izard street be- be put ou sale at 9 a. m., on Tuesday next, | tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth, wost- and betwoen Maniger Marsh's friends ward, and an open invert with stone and the ad » irers of “Fun on the Lristol,” walls at the sidos and bricked on the IR A R e a1 ioaed 40 bottom, on & line southeasterly along A0 ! a line about fifty foet west of the St. $iold the crowd, Paul railroad to Chicalgo streot, and # —A runaway, wh oh resulted in slight | thence vis Chicago street to the river. damige, took place on Fifteenth street | This plan will drain every street in yesterdny, It wax Billy Hagedori's | tho city north of Harney street and team, snd started £ om the top of the hill, | west of Ninth, receiving the waters at cn Howar! snd Filteenth, ranning down | the foot of Ninth, Toenth, Eleventh, town to the, coruer ot Jackson, whero they | TWelfth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth ran into a fence and che ton sue run under '.',“‘“"!'v l"";l r‘.‘lw ufl(;hlwm Casn, Cal- the sidewnl, Tho driver jumped off and | ornis, Webster, Burt and Suuog oaught the horses aud | eld thei, »o that h Y'BIe MALSE OF e North Omaba crecks to the river. Its there was nothin of werious conscquence | o pgruction will involve the crossing 2o horees or wagon. of less than 660 feet of absolute bot- —The impersenations of Mr, and Mrs, | tom lands, thus iusuring good and 6. A. Wilcos are highly com 1 ended by |cheap foundations almost along its en- eastern cities. The Pittsburgh Dispateh | tire line. !v-;t onllt. inclusive l‘i ays: Wit and humor, comwingled with hecessary right of way to ki e character of | condomned, will be about §70,000, theexhibition, closing with an unusually i - ‘{““‘:‘;‘: :lln"nl“nr:.h" "}"‘ o &i:mgo ter sting tarco.” Mr.G. A, Wiloox,whogives | 190% 46 L6 DAre ot A%, besKam an entortainment at the Unitarian church | vy 3 every souse a sewer for North Omaha, on Fridsy night, is called by the Quincy | Tts walls are desigued to a high water Heruld, “A finished artist, losing his|elovation thus precluding overflow identity in each character, and equa’ly } from back water during high water at home both in tragedy and comedy. BEABON, - e The other plan submitted in my re- port was prepared simply in deference to a desire on part of some for an vs- timate or a short cut to the rise, It was to be built of piling lined with oak plank, also to a high water level and backed on each side with an em- bavkment. Its pature precludes u durability of more than 10 or 12 years and while it would subsever the pur- pose of a dyke between the rise and does uot affect the sale of . Mayden's | the bluffs it would atford no drainage Patent Fire Kindlers, They are just | facilities for the streets south of Izard as much a household necessity i |aud east of 15th streets, Its cost was warm weather s cold. Fi es must be [ estimated st 36,000, The kindled daily and nothivg is 5o con- | criticisms of efticiency of venient as HAYDEN'S. this plan to drain the e e low bottom lands can be auswered “Table Delicacies at FLeminG's. with very nearly the same force as Table Delicacies at Fremna's, MERCHANT TAILORING DE- PARTMENT, A new line of Stylish Suitings just received which we are making up in the best wunner at the lowest prices. L. B. WiLLiams & Sons', e i e THE WEATHER Of this perf Daily Gluem, commenting upon the Fluy last Friday evening, makes the ollowing complimentary notice: In point of historic ability, mani- fnnte(f) in a superior manner and in many ways throughout the evening, the performance was a success, That the audience was pleased, received abundunt proof by frequent salvos of applause. Of Miss Dickinson's pic- turing of the character a great deal might be granted by way of favora. ble mention. Itis to be regretted that she was forced to contend with a severe cold, However, an effective, smooth and very enjoyable performance was given. In expression, beaaing and costume, the ‘‘Hamlet” of Miss Anna Dickin- son reminds one of Edwin Booth. The ghost scene in the initial act first developed the charm of a hai- monious and intelligent delivery when born of a nice perception of the mean- ing of the text. n thisjrespect the platform experi- ence and methods of Miss Dickinson stands 1n good stead. Her elocution is unrivated and the fine shades of thought and feeling are made to ap- pear with good power and beauty. The famous lines ‘‘To be, or not to be,” in which ‘‘Hamlet” interrogates the issues of fate and existence, were spoken with a pathos and depth of feeling that almost amounted to a rev- elation, The audience between the ‘‘Princo” and the “‘Queen,” in which she chides the latter for her perfidy, and the scenes with ‘‘Polonius,” in which the idle drivel of the old man was worried by searching sarcasm were strong iu dramatic powerand intorest. The in- torview with ‘Ophelia” was marked by touching tenderness, and, contrary to gustom, the vows of ‘‘Hamlet” were sealed by u kiss, A CARD. the city engineermay direct. Mr. Corby presented a minority report recommending the granting of | ©. H. Bigelow, of St. Paul, ix i she the citizen's petition to commence at | ¢jty, Fifteenth street. Lost. Mr. Baker moved that the city engineer report plans and estimates for draining the bottom north of the| Charles A. Gray, of Deadwood, is in the U. P. shops, by an open ditch and | city. laterale, and to report plans and| y 4 paswalk, of Norf Ik, is at the specifications for a permanent closed |, ©/ 7 " brick sewer from the month of the | “*"%¢% North Omaha creek, extending west. | J. P. Martin, of city yesterday. Lost. J. E. Doty, o David City, is a guest at Joe Hattenbach, of Deadwuod, is in own. President Dailey declared that this action cleared the table of all reports | 4. Canfield in the sewer matter. Mr. McNamara appealed. Mr. Dunham hoped the gentleman from the Second ward would not ap- peal from such a plain parliamentary rule. Mr. McNamara said that if these were the tactics of the other side they might go ahead, but they would only be making useless delaye. The a\)puul was not seconded, and the chair called several speakers to order. J. L. Brown, of Papillion, is a guest at the Withnell, John F. Coud, of Che;enne, arrived in the city last evening. J. W. D-weese, of Li.colr, i» registered at the Withnell house. E. P. Reynolds, of Rock Springs, Col., is a guest at the Withnell. C. Fisler and Jas, Shormun, of Sidney, are registered at the Canfield, R. A. Heaton, of Weston, Neb., was an arrival in tue city last evening. ORDINANCES. To levy and to appropriate for con- structing ordinances in sewer district No. 2. Read a second time and re- ferred to committee on claims, Mr. Stull; by general permission, presented a plat of Millard place. Re- ferred, Y. 2. Lonigan, of Scotia, arrived in the city lasi evening, and registered wi the Creighton, W. C. Wents, of Aurora, was among the guests registered at the Creighton last Mr McNamara offered:a resolutiou "vff"nb' instructing the city engineer to draw | Georgs Boehm and James Heesh, of up an ordinance providing for the|Graud Island, were both in the city construction of a main sewer in [yesterday. North Omaha, to commence at some| john L. Means, mayor of Grand pont on the Missouri river, and to | r1,ng, iy at the Creighton house, where report at the next meeting. Adopted. he regstered last eveuing. The council took an adjournment A, L. Bpeagns, H. G. Fhurman acd F, for two weeks, : ; 1. Grinnell, of Stromsberg, are in the city, They ate ut the Canfield, J. R, Phelin and B Fmith, of Sioux 5, wrived in Omaha yesterday, and stopped at the UCanfield. - A CURIOUS CASE ‘Which May Prove to be One of Foul Play. OmauA, February 14 To the Ed tor of The Bee: There was an error in my lotter published in Saturday evening's Bk, in saying that Mr. Corby signed the McNamara report. have since learned that he did not. T A Crmizen, 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 we consider it our duty to impart that in- formation to all. flluotriu bitters are truly a most valuable medicine, and will surely cure Biliousness, Fever and Ague, Stomach, Liver and Kidney complaints, even where all other rem- odies fail. We know whereof we speak, and can freely recommend to |, —{Ex, Sold ut b0 cents & bottle. Ish & McMahon, [\ ———— We are now showing an elegant stock of TabLk LiNens, NAPKINS, Towkrs, Exc. L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS', Baxe, the Dreggist, is closing out his stock of domestic cigars at cost by the box to make room for an entire new stock don't fail to get a box before they are all gone, B feb7-eodbt Baxe's is the place to get Oigars - 26, 60 or 100 in a box, cheap. feb7-eodbt Mr. C. H, Dewey and Mr, P, !. Shelby, theluttor assistant general freigh The followirg letter was received at | agent of the Union Pacific railroad, Tue Bek oftice several days ago, one | returned yesterday from an extended trip almost identical being sent to several | through Anzona snd to Santa Fe. On |l i .| their journey they spemt a week st other papers 1n this part of the state:| o F\r | vina, "San Gabriel, Culi Yankron, Daxora, Fob. 4, 1882 |\ i, whero Gieneral Manager S. -H. M. J W M g R e Clurk, his wife and son, and Mrs, Horace ebruary 4 h Qole apd my- | g, d ughter, of Conncll Bl self went in the western part of Da- Everett anid ughter, of Counol > kota, which the Indians captured Cole, | *™* ending a deli_htful vacation tied him on a horse and went off with Feoea of Dootors him, 1 cannot say that they killed him | The fee of doctors 18 wu iternthat or not, probably they will. As Cole | yory many persons ure iuteresiod in have ben in l{il state for some time just at present We behowe the wished to have it go into THE BeE, T | chedule for visits is $3, wineh would am on my way back to N. York state. | take a man coutined to bis bed for E. B. Colo came from Towands, Pa. | year, and in ne: d of » duily wsit, oyer a bout one year a go to thu state of | g1 000 a year fur 1wdical ationdance Neb., where his triends live. alone! And one single haxdle of Kop Ploase publish the above, and have | Bitters taken in time would save the other papers copy. $1,000 and all the yeur's sickuess, — Rmpcclfull{‘Yuura. Post. . F. Wanpg, —_— - Buffulo, N. Y, R, A, M. In another lotter Wade sigus his| o ooisi convention of Omsha namo J. Wado instead of B. K., and | ;10 SOG4 PN Told this even- dates the same letter two days earlier| ) %o work i the M. M. Degreo, than this one; _saying that he Sojouraing con:pamions cordially iu- escaped capture by hidivg in a diteh. | 50q By order. f H. O, Bettenbender, an attorney of P. Y. Hakmson, H. P. Osceola, Neb., writes to executive e — office at Yankton to the effect thu. BUY YOUR WHITE KID Coleand Wade left Plattsmouth, Neb.2 | o pers at A, D, Morse's, Laryge stock between January 29 and February & ...5' low prices, 14th and Farnam M. HELLMAN & €O, the popular elothiers, are now offering the best inducements we have yet|L! To an inquiry as to how winter clothing ys it is only for the purpose of making room for their immense new stock now on the way heard of. they couldsell heav, 80 cheap, Mr. H. s: for the spring trade. New Dress Goons AT L. Bi Winuiams & Song', - at Saxe's. bT7-e0dbt Gold fllings pat 1 by electricity o Dr. Wertz' dontal rooms, 1322 Farn ham streot. fob10-60% ICATARRH CURE. MU tnonse 520,000 Dpwiras, for 80 5 o 1A projerty Agunoy, 1oth ent i, o g oo D- Charles Hotel. ANTED—A Fitckvi girl at the ouse. 5 16 wo k. The Tenth Street Store of 8. P. Morse in their the old l‘; Phipve Koe, 1612 5. Fifth 8t. citizen of the First ward, has formed Morse & Co , sud the firm of Wiig & and complete stock of the fimest dry goods, gent's funishing goods and boots and shoes, which will be offered The purchase of the store involved also that of an extensive line of boots and shoes for men, women and chil- These goods will b disposed | OF thee 8y by my physician. of at cost during the next ten days, and the place to get a bargain is un- Morse & Co.'s old | 1%, AL¥ Jackson feb8:5t-eod | nnches, red birds, Buy your Cigars by the Box Gheap f = MCCAGUE, Opp. post uttice. 1t el e e e IOR SALE-1 soreel stallion, Ciydesdale, 8 n and \A7 ANTED—A girl nseook and general houve Abpy 1417 Howard St. 168147 --0antm- od [seRorar womoes OR SALE—Fresh mieh Lows, also uice frosh \mtier at Beal's Grosery tore, corner Tonth and bodge. FebS1m*. OR KENT—Furnished front room, N, F. cor. 9th and Jackson, - l{um REN isho rooms. Inquire a6 8. ¥, 0. and 1¢th St L on 24 Ji N i~ Hooms in Jacoh " block o oy ho Iiouse of cight tooms. Enquire 977t T n g- | JOR RENT—2 furnwshed rooms over Mes chanra’ Exchange,N. E. cor. 16th and ot g OR RENT- Nieely furnished rooms wisht: or without board.” Reasonable prices, 2018 P, e 1 FOR BALE weat side 24th st., . Codge and’ I lot 7, block 1, east mide 24th St.. het Diddge and Farnham; lot & Bioek 1, east sids 24th St, bet. Dodge and Farnkam; 1ot 9, block 1, east 8l e 24th St., bet. © | Dodge and Farnham; W4 Jots 10 and 11, block 1, d | N. E. corner Faruham and 24th. Al in Hiury & Shelton'sadditio. Apply to John M. Clark, wuthorized agent. 167-14% . OR SALE—Will sell my entire household fueniture at a barea 3 as | am ordered oud A raro chance for parties desirous of going te:house keoping. E J. Stout, 8. W. Cor. 6th ana Walbut, 16, -14 utitul 14t a4 house near ry's avenue, in road o : anscom Park. For prices and ternis i-quire of W. R. Bartlott, mal estate agent $17 8. 13th 8t. 170 20 | JOR SALE—10,000 Black Cap Mammoth (lus- tor Rasberry Rools “ldle- Wild Place.” Leave ord raat 1414 Dodee 8t. JOHN G. WIL- , Commissio « t tore e OR SAT.E—Mules and hariess: at liedman'y 10te strcet barn. 141-8% OR SA' E—At Solomon's, 12044 Marnham St. wold fish, silver fish, ecl., aliigators, devil fAsh, imported canary birds, t Tking 1 arrot-, yold och ing birds, Hah globes and aquariums, all sizes and rtyles, at pr se rea on. UENT S NOR SALE—A gocd second hand. street Hack for salo, at & low argain, by Dr, Lyse Edwaxds, 1100 Farihaim street, T4t OR SALR—Souerkrout by the baerel, choap; ~er gal. #0c, at Durham Meat Market, 18th t | St., besi, Douglas and Dodie B4-14 - | JOR SALE—House and full lot in wood loca- tion, cheap. Vrice, $1260. tol McCAGUE, Opp. post cfice. 16t OR SALB—Best building lot i h ad- dition, 142 feet east front by 1:0ect depth. yearsold, weighing 1060 pounds 1 black stallion, § Norman § o1 vold, woixh- ing 1660 pounds, took firs. premium at Nebraska State Faizy 1881, 1 Kentucky Jaolt, black, weighing about 900 pounds, 4 yeaw okl, took first premium at Nebra ka State Fain, 1880 and 1881, Ihgnire of Chas. Neber, Farmero ouse, PS8 NOR SALE OR RENT—A grocorystore an butcher shop, doing a xood business. In- | uirs at this ofil jron st ounters and 2 silwe piated | h . l. Peteison's, K04 South o THu Nk AL perty, o ti ge for Omaha pr.- A see on of ltnd adjoin- PR ML DUTHAM, 1412 20 8 ¢ proverty. on F.-m SAL N vagam, Adirm { spano , this offi 1), Suidabio Sor two n Davenport 51, bet. Bith «nd 160 tf h, south side. CHOI E FaRM FOR SALE—Qne mile north ANTED--& \ small family, by a middle azed woman, Apply at 1315 Capitel svenue. 105-16% ANTED—Eituation by a s aid reliable per- small family. Addre 621 N. 17th St., corner Webste: Ben No. 164-16* uation as house-keeper in a Bon 0 0 second ox go reral housework in o Wages not x0 much an obfect an Wayne, arrived in the | & comt riable home. ot Fort Calhoun, Washington Ooundy, 280 . | acres; 1104n cultivation, balance goodi timber land, excellant stock farn, 16 miies north of Omaha. _Brice, ¥5,600. Chris Rathman - | Blair; Neb., Jan. 31, 1882, Bmcl( FOR SALE—T. Murray. ANTED—(iood gin for general housework. Apply at1056° . 16th St. MR . 3. M COUNSMAN. . 169 ¢ 10%. Y FURNISHED ROOMSS¥ith or with- [N, _out ourd, af. 2011 Cass St 123.16% || DIANO AND ONGAN Instruction by Miss E. 0. Parft b, 5, 20th st., below Ploro._91-6f ay n'ght clerk, with some hotel experience preferr.d E Apply 8 and Howard. 10814 NTE i room girl, Capi ol avenue and 17th W . corne the family port. 2t4-14 ANTED-Avgir) to do general Lous:work W must be gnod cook, washer and ironer. Mrs. Mc Good wages. Roferances 1equired. and sell Wil dros with st oftice of Tho iora! Fawily ap G. W, Earl @ trom 1t egisters, Ad ANTED_A.live young wan who ls willing bout a hosel act mmende i, One.| 20th and Gase St. 15614 —Gin 9 do xonersl hous work, Best of rcferences re- quired. Callats [, vorner of 19th and Daven- Nomara, 6148, 17thSt. s ~ANTED. 3o eith ¥ sex, nermanent ] emplo; nd bg pay to introduce , Omaha, or call at 14* 946-1m. VENISHED OR UNFURNISHRD rooms, T ien pur ot house for reusmortivest o 114 14* 1 IGHES PRICE paid for ail/kinds of iron, JHL meiat wnd vugar by 1. Galisay s Go., 108 Douglas S¢. 1 "s9-1in, AURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—8, W, 19th and Davenport > t. #06- WO FURNISHED ROONMS-FOREENT—In~. quire a3 Hospe's Art Enpossuun, 1510 Dodge r BLI'EEZI 7% 5} bl ; ANAG MENT OF USINESE ¢ . wanted by experi . 3uwall walary E. 0. Box 602 City 965,64 {HIKTS For the ne: 2 udays, we will, on thew t roceips of sixty cents, send to, any addroes,. tpaid, one of our unliundresi dress Shirtal. Pouitlvelixanly ono Shirt sont to cna sddross. EUSEKA: $ILINT CO., Heameillen, T0. URNISHED ROOMS-—Within three 'slocks ofr postoffice. _Inquire as1610-Dod o. 926-t1 - dard publication, v L03 Faruham £t., room 16, 15 o commi-xio o it claa- cook, Apply at M. uzilin's, 218 Chicago st. 149 6* Em ' 8 House. 148 17 ¥ also one tront roors \ TANTED. A good dining rcem girl at thy URNIBHED 1K0OMS —For suigle gentiomen;. [ th pisno, wonthyes corner 14th and Capital aonue, 506 & NEW CITY MAS, 10¢ . 82.50. GHO. SOKTKAITS LN UBALON—Pastie decorative paintieg, M room 1, amob's Block. _ STAWT, BOUR. —ovw 191 wiw8, wirl, a6 O'C: bet. Douglis and + odse. ell Houre, 108 10th St, 161-16* \V ANTED- A woman cook and dining room | TYATLEL HA' by ayou g man wh tioroughly under curate at figure:. S udury ut first not s0 much a .. Bee enoe kiven. FANTE D A good bar r ut 600 D Saan Cornfiels dilress M. “‘ ANTED- A sitution in « business house ' 1018 Harney 8. ® 15 REAL E§ TATE EXCHANGE.—8 103 page. stand book ke ping, is & goods pemuan arsl M‘-. VE:D“WABD I(T]EHE objeor, as s dace wh ro ability and faithtul pre- L by willis sovngdod, Gioed roler 5 DIONALIST, 498 Tonta Street, botwoun Parnhan and Harney. Wil sith the aid cf guardiao | epirids, obfain fesan s one a glance & the past {and prosent, andcn cortain conditicks in the fu |ture. Boots and Bb ses made to “der. Porfoct lwwuflmt OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDI KD A A rie st Webt Miuster 8., 'rns o ea R L situation woes paid. ton, lowa. O Y ANTED— ¥ irst-class 00K, 010 WEO undw! but first class need ryply. k waterr Apoly wt 1100 Farnham St ANTEL—Fun . T. Olark, Bellovae, o rodstareds | etction ruarao eed by 3 N Sen W 18, Earber, 299 184164 1 ANTED -A carne blacksmith, wood udvens E. V. John, Cras Audrons b, & ' a8 woll aapastry; sene stands meat cocking; er:“d e 966-00d! and_ schiool bouda brdge "y " 1} school, st J0th and California B8 LOOMIS. 5 et FOR HEW . -HOV 8E5 AND LAND, NOR REN"-—Furnished cottage, #lx *rocn l‘ 180 tafane ¢ ned Hallct & Davis cabin plano. ¥es Hal NOR RUNT Y cago it JOK REAT and O /a [“ 1214 Jac Furnished room, 8, E. corner i L. ¢ JOK REN o frout rou at Neo. 816 N, and Chicago. = Two preferred, lea-antly located ow first floc Inquire on premises cation, southwest corner Jth and Dave) for Yankton, and he asks for the full | G oo ticulars about the Betten- RisliE - # encer is Gole's brother-in-law, and | Fousn—Orders ou an army officer, the latter's mother lives at Osceola. | Inquire at this oftice. Febll-tf, port Sta. 09641 Tuquire of W, B\uu RENT-—8table, 1610 Joward Street. |, Bushman, 2 \ ANTED—4 children as boarders in & n‘:l:( 7.4 N3 )y 1 rooms, At 1016 - 1741 \Ol, RENT—Hous of 8 r.oms, cornor 1T3h O R vouwarth, Enquiro Sohn L i) s st twarket, 13t St, near laroe vl | o VIR N i L HENT - Nicly furaished room luquire el Furnished with or witkout board cast. side, bet, Davenpart lemen 01 wan cnd wife et [7OR RENT—Furnished roows. Decirab e lo- . 1s, ot ] i ING POWDER Absolutely Pure. (der never varios. A marvel of jurl'y d wholosomenoss More eoc nraul renERe ordinar: kiuds, and cannot be old in ne | bt ttition with e multitude of low ted, ht, alum or phosphate | wdew . ING POWDER 00, ROYAL BAKI ow¥ ok, or, short wel Sold only