Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 17, 1882, Page 8

8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, APR:L 1 7.882 . DAILY BEE| A DATLIGHT DENOUEMENT, |to his character, and learned thathe THE IRON WORLD, ::e thteh:w]di:i%pon lfl;;:ft‘;'e? :Z:ldd VW ANTED A food tecond hund et prom, TIORSALIE—One Thourough-brsd Jorsey cew J was one of the best boys employed in P L Bee office. 79515 the office he worked for. He was not. He spoke favorably ot the ap- UR SALE—Thres good bugi) d #tock, 4, 5, And 7 yoars ald, Alss 28 hesd cattle—for sale cheap. Inquire at Edholm & Monday Morning April 17, The Colorado Pool Still Bx.|pointment of Ospt John H. Butler, Wimn-A No. 1 brick moulder, one - — —— that ean mould and slap briek, No' other A Fourteen-Year-Old Boy Af- diligent, taithful, loving and affection- ex-city marshal, and it is probable] T, (8 " 8 po ] P Erickeon. J. Vickexzuna, Woathis Nogiet rested for Robbing the :?flm;'z’;'d:h;‘:r:;‘:‘:'o;:fi cites Coneiderable In- that that is the mau he has igfl)}l’i‘n ey‘:. NorlolkrNeb, o O “apbati-wedbwne | 17 — (The following observations are taken at Mail, when told of the arrest, which created terest ;‘:h"l :""‘.’""“"" t“l'II‘ e g ol g VW ARTKD- A fistclass man Tn o retal gro: O Coffee Heuse"™ No. 530 Tenth street, Going T e T T o e aLwiie Teltos b ooiook; T0 I3 = ing st the meeting of the eity ouncil, | b sy sctiniaF ek the e Vade s s | ol ! o M0 t 16100 p {npmey ons named.) and wide before 9 o'clock, It is the ¢ | 111 Toth street, LS WOstLiere's COTRNT ORR WO JAchois SEacaR® Wan Drearriner, U, 8, Sioxan Swaviow, Across the Continent by the Light- |t appears now that the rupture of o 78 estberg's corner ,0th and Juckson strects. AR otun, Apri 16, st (e p vh) | | A Bystematio, Successfal But g":f".?fiwm' o&?l?;?:;;;}:n?:nfl: ning Mails, Wednesday evening ts liable to do|YNTANTED Four good girls for gemerl | e I ) Unprofitable Game, thate. seatied to be no object' g ‘ away with the entire volunteer de- (¥ beoesvork F D. Nolte, Emplosment ROREALE-A twoseated bugey, nearly new, §‘§i ¢ | = method to his thefts, which were ap- partment, and the reorganization of | " - TIT TTTET: — | guire T Kirners zul-(r"v?e‘;k:n:;m:os";‘ snd SEX Eg i t el Tunt for th It is expected that the gap from |the force-ona full pay basis. Two ANTED—A gardener and farmer with | Dodge,” f 7421 b o B | A Feartul Bresso Among the Bankeru | PRRICY, 00RHed ISt for tle Springfield north to o junction with | of the three engines will probably bo |l EEd e, e A0, oy S | e i and Merchants of this City. oould not in ‘“' poE-i‘blo way the Union Pacific will bo completed | yold and new hoso carts purchased, to | House 1304 Farnam street, 780-t1 "mfl.fi"f;‘;&?‘n.'"'{‘:'.'?ffle?"'J‘.’&’S LR g e be of value to him. He did not seem | b7 O:I‘n_ ..é“;‘)"un‘b'l.’i el Bfl; &-:;:: :7: |t_:;tioned in various points about Wb e e et Sommon Guming ‘siret, " Toquire al Krug's Weter ‘| o | o city. , v . 1y Por some wocks past there has boct | and did mot reiso whon hasa | e bY the party from the south, and | ™' i, s, TrOR SRR oo o o s & reported a constant loss of bank and | ooy iy fright that th by the 95th through trains will be| .y Fioating down the river a A pood Sowp - | b, o S50, Solar, eummet kitches, ooal 61 sW e p over his fright that there was anything ing Hiawaths, Kaneas, to ting ANTED- A good competent girl for ren- | shed, chicken house and largecistern; god fence 58 |SW mercantile letters, all mailed from | particularly out of the way in what he | FUnRing from d d raft of fifty or sixty cottonwood logs. | | Gral housevork. 418 N, 216t st, between | and sidewalk, good location, only §1,600. G. L8 piod this city and destined chiefly to E:adona, Ho is not yet fourteen | OMmaha. For informationcall at Tre Bee office, [ 03¢ and Chicage. 774161 [ Fullman, 8th'and Dorcas. 766-10¢ 5 5 { d i child - AN UNCONSEQUENTIAL POOL. Aprl3-3t-m&e ANTED-—Cont makers, at J. C. V: 3 IOR SALE—¢ " 3 2 bbb Lot e o Bt x:::eq:n:‘ u‘ti;::.’“’l’h; nn:;c:]:l Uoncerning the topic at present up- o dehs il betiwedn Fama ani c"?"“‘g'::l;"? inelve * | many to Chicago and St. Louis. sl An examination of the complaints discovered to the post office authori- ies that the mails of the 17th, 18th, 26th and 30th of March, from Omaha to Council Bluffs, all forwarded on say that they do not think that any- thing can be done with him beyond a reprimand, as he is not old enough for the law to deal with. At1l o'clock his father had not yet put in an ap- pearsrce, and the boy was in custody t circles, the Chicago Times g NTED—Two first-clasa T n - e 3 SMALL POX ON CAPITOL HILL. | WV ek mese ot oo Hocie “‘An exaggerated importance has & Son, Fremo o151 been attached to the notice of with- ANTED-—An experienced Shirt aud Over- drawal of the Burlington company | Removal of the Patient From | YV sll cutter. Apply Garrabrent & Cole, from the Colorado Trafflc association, Jefterson Btreet, - blocks from the Opera Houss. Inquire st the house of James Cornius, 781-17* —— OR SBALE OR F ENT—Five (5) acres of nice Iand with dwelling, ete., on’ Sherman Av- enue, near State Fair Grounds; one of the best locatlons In the city for market garden. b DAvIS & 8xv( kn, 74015 1506 Farnam St River;s feet § Inches above high water mark at Omahs and 10 feet at Yankton, = of the officers, In fact, his father |In the first place, the association itself ANTED—Giri fer general housework. H, | oo LOOAL BREVITIES, the following mornings, wero en-|said to s Bem reporter that he did not |is of no oo-?uqu'ence, and its exist- B W Aiieier, TH brees neas o] O eals o Pang: UL rohrAp-—a1 Wleghot i v tirely missing, so far as could be as- |know whether he should go the boy’s | ence is only accidental; and, secondly, Indignant Milk Consumers. R E R T T %o '.M: L..",.‘:n;;y;.‘,fiu rm‘,.' l';“lurhl,ll.;" Tot n;]‘gti a - . e i i i . NTED-— 3 g al O . t Thecity council meets to-morrow night. cortained, and containing as they did bail or let him go to jail. the notice of withdrawal by the Bur lfl:’m‘. fi‘i."z"“x!?"f,‘i&a“&".fi""m;“;" Sk ¢ meiw. 2018 cl Mensrs, Furay and Seybolt, while they feel sorry for the unfortunate boy, are heartily glad to be over their worry and able to assure the putlic that the mails are once more safe. They speak in the highest terms of Mzr. James Gridley,Jr., Mr. Kountze- man, the night clerk, and hie assistant, who were taken into confidence and ~The Pacific express_headquarters are ‘being remodeled. s or. ~—Ten cars of cattle went east Saturday and fourteen cars yesterday, —Fixtures for sale and store te rent. 417 Douglas St, ~—City property for sale by McUague List on third page. i is given with the accompany- - SEs :::ngx:.:;n':nflc‘f:; that the only (R)jeit The small pox scare on Capitol Hill ey SEmAE LW LI LN OtEE et in to secure a reallotment °ff “‘," Per|is not an end, as would appear from ANTED—Girl about 14 to_do light house place, was accomplished tn haste, and, | day morning an officer visited the resi- VWA it is claimed, without due considera- | dence of Mrs. Johnson, on Jefferson H tion. The Burlington and Rock Island | gtroet, and put up a small pox flag. SITUATIONS WANTED. companies each set up & olaim for &N, 0on0r had the ofloer left the bank and mercantile letters of the highest importance, these losses created a perfect furore and, as the npecial agent put it, ‘““we had the d—dest time you ever heard of on earth.” Special Agont Major J. B. Furay, B U, it FOR SALE—Cheap—Desirab'e lot on Call fornia sfreat, frontage 132 feet, depth 6¢ feet; will divide. 'K. K. Hayden, 123-16 JFOR SALE—20lote near Hanscom Park, west of Patk Avente, $460t0,§900 each, Mo~ Cague opp. Postoffice. 671,41 OB SALE=Touse oF S or & oriow and. cor- ner lot on 19th and Mason $1,000, McCague opp, vostoffice. 688-t1 ngroom girlat the Creighton 607-t1 A ANTED—Situation by & dry goods clerk, g —The United States grand jury will be| who had been absent from the city on | behaved themselves grandly. They|double percentage, because each 3 Good ity refersnioes. Aa: WITIAE |0 Work m RN drawn :hlunmk, g jury business connected with the service, |appreciate their services and their con- | operates a double line to Missouri| premises than Mrs. Johnson came out | FV_Goo N‘_m)';_“ Y \5“: l':‘_{u“:y“zf‘t B%ficofi‘fi'&h‘flfi"&i\ufifi 1 an ) returned April 18, and at once began | fidence in them is stronger than ever a systemaic course of inquiry. As | before. he says, it was the blindest trail he| It is stated Saturday afternooh on ever struck in his life, and he could | reliable authority that the acts of emy opens Monday, April 1°Eh-m iy get nailther head ortil to it. So|Morrell were not confined Sntifily to S many losses were reported, and so|the snatching of letters and packages — Boautiful Residence Liots—8100 each, | many and varied were the :"qplninu from the Omaha postoffice. He is 85 downand § pernionth, Bemis, agent, | that ho waa at his wits end. Hu could | said to have taken a whole box of Val- 15th and Douglas streets, ¢ | not understand why an ordinary gost- | entines from W man’s, and a number —The work on the Hanscom 'park ex- | office thief would steal bank and mer. | of vhings from O. 8. Goodrich, He has tension of the' street railway is being |contile lotters, and those were ti | for some timebeen very liberal with the pushed rapidly for completion by May 1st. only ones missing, not a single ‘‘curi| boys and. girls at the public school river points. The Wabash set up afand took down the flag. On|Agent, 10th strect near Farnam. 786-15% still n:’ol;?‘p‘rqzerll]tioflfl gllimy ‘;l" ahs investigation it was l‘ou;d thadt she 'WA‘;\”I‘IJD—‘l:In;plvmentElnr six good farm ground that it has a double headed | had the flag put up on the residence wnds. . D. Noite, Ewployment. Agent, line to the Missouri_tiver and o Chi- | of tho lats Mr. Gunn, where i js | 100 street ncar Farnam. Yol 5" | Yards, Wost Omata. Grabam v, Browne, cago and Toledo—that is, that it is | glaimed Mrs. Gunn was removed on \VAsfl“n A Suation s clerk o any mer. | bn‘sTqufilL s e 4 4 cantile store, Mef ces giv A S lots in N. W, rt of city on double-barreled at both ends. Finally | Suturday night. It is thought that w8, s, Becoffce, & irese | O gy Toontron. ™ 8500, 10 0ond each, on Mr. Potter, of the Burlington, jokingly | Miss Carrie Johnson is coming down | honthly payments. Mc ague, opp. postoifice. said that he would accept a one-line | ith the dread disease. A nephew of 'WANTIuD-Hy s young Dane, who speaks B581-tf & : 5 il ph German and En lish, 8 position fn any | T30 oire— oo o e e roentage if Mr. Cable, of the Rock | Mrs, Johnson, who has been in the | business house. he is trustwortiy snd diligent. A DLl D IR DS sland, ~would do ~the same,|game house with Mrs. Gunn, | Address L Beooffice. 7115t | And two 16 horse power engines, new, Bollers and Mr. Cable said he would|gses about on the streets, exposing MICELLANEGL § WANTS, do so if Mr. Gault, of the|gyeryone to the disease. So many on ~—Mrs, Mulligan, the small pox patient at 20th and Spruce streets, is convalescing. ~The second term of the Omaha Acad- \URY—Thoroughbred Jersey Rull No, 382 “M, 8, H, B.”, winner of prize at State Fair, Stands for rervico st Nebraska Poultry of all sizes, new, Inquire Omaha Foutdry an Machine Co.,U, P. Ry, bet 17th and 18th omaha ry 562-1m rency letter” having been reported|where he attended. To the boys he| Wabash, would consent: and, to the | ¢ho hill have been exposed that it is ANTED--A buggy and carriare palntar for 1 e St A i it b nadon, Taa.| 08 Up t0 tho prosent timo. Wave marblos, fah-hooks, and. other | surprise of verybody in the meeting, | {eaced that thore Wil be. s MUmber of | Avats &byt aintsy: 1Skady work” | 0K SALEHows thee rooun s bt o gn f oy On Apr, 7th Maj. Furay was joined | 8inropriato articles, and 'to the girls | Mr. Gault replied that he would sc: | naw cases, Several persons residing | memmms e " | Gontily pasments $000. Jokn Lo Mechcrn ey . ANTED—To rent by gentleman and wife, cept such percentage. The other|iy the vicinity are preparing to move two usfurnished rooms, Of 4kl hose officers, rather than be outdone In |4, until it is known to what exter.t | in convenient locality, Address G. F. Maver, concau’inm, agreed, and the pool was '::ydi'eue has been spread. The [ 0. Box 624 769-16% quickly formed. Immediately after-|fyots as given by TuE BEE on Satur- ANTED—Furnished rooms with board for gord M. Potter, spoaking for tho | day croated quito o sensation among | privas Gy refered: Adirei G, o b El“flin!“’nr said it ‘;“ n‘;&‘“’ egu;h; some of the milk customers of |office. ' 3 A o arrangement, and could not last| Mrg, Tohnson, Prot. S. D. Beals and I T long on the present basis. The no- y-mes Forsythe had been receiving W S e Tl tice of withdrawal 18 merely given, 1t) ik delivered by Mrs. Johnson every 76816 1807 Farnam St. is ehimsdun order that the percent- | 4ay until Saturday, when they learned AN opposite postofiice. 633-4¢ OR SALE—Five acres of land on faunders Street, with fine resdence, barn and other improvements. Prico $2,500: terms eacy, 472U W. R. Bartiett, Real Estate Agent. OR SALE—A new house and lot, 26th and Douglas 8t. Inquire to A. Bouman, 26th and Farnham bts, 418-1m* OR SALE—A Piano (6 octaves), in excellent condition; very chesp. Inquire at this office 2 spl420-tf UK SALE—Five ncres of land, Story frame dayand Wednoaday, May.9th snd 10tk ab by Inspector Seybolt, who returned to their rooms. Omaha on that day, and since that —It is snnounced that the Omaha |y, poth have been working day and Smelting and Refining company will | yioks V0 unravel the mystery. Their abandon the scheme of establishing works | a1iors were confined to the Omaha in Denver. and Council Bluffs offices and the —Kitchen Bros, have set out a row of | route between the two, but it was a fine maple trees, high enough to reach to | regular still hunt for a long time, At length they became satisfied that the the second story, on the Fourteenth street Al hA ke JoRbed SR Re iy e i valtntines and other presents of a na- ture\o warm a girlish beart. He was Yy 110 wmeans exclusive in his gener- osity, 'BIN nearly all wero recipients in some way of his favors, An accident which happened at tho school some time. ago is now recalled, in which a little bsy had his eye shot nearly out, the act Wweing credited to this same boy, whosx father had a n; , Bee ANTED—2 unfurnished rooms for man and Qe e s e, that was the Omaha offlce, the con- | Pretty heavy doctor billto pay, ages may be rearranged.” the facts. Dr. Hall informed & Bee wite, must be moderate in price, _ Ad- Tonse, barn2 wells and other improve- —The grounds at the government corral | tinued proofs of trouble from which At RTINS N THE PAST MAIL. reporter that Mr. Anderson, who sat | dress H., Beo offico. 20748 :}’;’,‘:‘;&"’"}‘;‘;::"xcs{‘u‘:,’;‘l“d";‘:::”é:'a."‘,‘;,'_'Bi": are being handsomely improved under the | made them half frantic. They arrived A BAD BREAK: up with Mr. Gunn _during his illness, ANTED—Boarders ot the Garfleld hoese, | 8ter, Oakland, Neb, 401-t¢ direction of Major Furey, the depot quar- | at the conclusion that the trouble The grqgnmme of the ;ropoaed was not sick with the small pox, Jf N. W. corner 14th and Jackson Sts, OR SALE—House with 6 rooms, barn and tormaster, who is making the place very|came either from the driver of the fast mail line between New York and | ¢hore are not a number of cases devel- | — 414t long lease of lot. on 16th St., bet. Burt and The Latest Capitol Hill Senea- tion and Its Foun- dation, Webster. Inquire at Edholm & Erickson's. 865-t 0% BALE—Car load of fas blackey mulea broke. Apply ot J. W. Skinncr, Coin In, 826-1mo* morning mail or from some of the messengers of the newspaper offices Clure there were recorded last night the | Who had taken advantage of the ne- names of four Slocumbs and two fighters, | cessity for their presence in the post- office. I:h::: a dull day in police circles and else- They called on the ma of each of the three newspapers, Tue --It has been decided to continue the|Bre, Herald and Rsrubliwg, were fair ot Creighton hall another week. The [kindly and courteously received by Musical Union orchestrs, twenty-two|each and given every aid that was pleces, will givea concert on Tuesday even- attractive, San Francisco, via Omaha and the o504 on the hill it may be regarded VVANTED—Tosdila barber shop. gool, o —In the register at the Hotel de Mc- 3:‘.‘,‘:':.1?‘1‘»".‘5.‘2;;31'2’;& stated bY | almost as a miracle. :t.;rh.e:ui"i“’"x‘.;fi?.’?f.".“u"x’i‘fit?2‘;‘;'.‘&'3’53;};‘?,.‘5\',‘3 4 ——————— eb. X the Union Pacific, to be as follows: L 0 O. F #They leave New York at 6 o'clock : P 0, reaching Chicago at 6 o'clock on the t(gllmvin evening; leave Chi- cago at 7 o'clock p. m., arriving in Omaha at 2 p. m, cfaa next day; A 4 leave Omaba at 3:30 p. m., and ar-| The following circular has been W‘%’l‘fif"'{%‘ bitige And eokoo) i"g_"""' rive at Ogdenat 1 p.'m, the second | jssued, which will explain itself: — day out from Omatia; leave Ogdenat|gg. L o o ¥ ciuol:tl:}.;so.: ;T;’m:‘.:;‘;dy\‘::y Sixty-third anniversary of Ameri- RARE CHANCE—Store, dwrlling house, out from Ogden. This would make |can Odd Fellowship, Omaha, Neb., | {5 Al o April 26, 1882 o Sout Oy Jobn Tucki, Sowth 1160 K 5 ness in Sout . John Tuckle, Soul g;:“dl&mlfi(:'twyeg: :lds.zn;:fif P(.)rrxom AND BROTHERS : A cor- | And Dorcas ste. 796-22% uilo%, including lay overs, saving a | dial invitation is extended to your Fun RENT—Store and butcher shop, S. E. ay. 4 "ANTED—4 children a8 boarders in a select school, at 19th and California 8t. L. B. MIS. 7B ANTED—Bagement in_ex. for board. Other bosrders too. 603 N. 17th stroot, Fon SALE—82 residence lota on and near 16th. strect. Price, $350 to §550 each. Terms A Pleasant Prospect for Residents in eagy. MCcCAGUE, Agent, Opp. Po;soo‘t;m. Approaching Anniversary of Ameri- ‘ that Locality, can Odad Fellowship. OB SALE-Bicyclo, 45-inch tandard Columa- bla. Apply Union Elevator. 26341 0TS, §100 each, §5_down and §5 per month— L BEMIS, Agent. By FE SALE—Ur will excha g6 foF Ommahia_pros | Iperty, an improved sec om of land adjoin= ing & station on U. P. R, B. M. DUNHAM, 1413 Farnham 8 730 8mt fiiucx FOR EALE 208-t1 It was but a few days ago that Alonzo Gunn, a carpenter residing on hwippmof and thanks | Capitol Hill, near 25th. and Daven- o ool omanagsr oxvrowod | port, was taken sick and atter short lly co-operated mhqs& illness died of what was pronounced ¢ificers to locate the trouble on the |small pox. right, party. .. ¥ Aan possible to detect the robber of the mails, and the officers desire to ex- ross 1882, FOR REN' IOUSES AND LAND. ESTABROOK & COE. 8!! () Toumdsoleh cocomoteyButter for sia 5 A “ It appears that Gunn had worked s Yodge o pazticipate with the order in ity S p il e g i JU _ cheap; also frosh milk every day ab i & full ‘The present time from New |{098© to participate w1 0 papr. | gipaancitivrago-eleg 's Grocery btore, corner 10th and Dodge. -Adolph :l@n. m‘;?:-hx nnh:. nfl?ol, ';t:.h, exoept the ionm. vear the Slaven house when the dis- | york to San Francisco is six days and | Omaha in celebrating the sixty-third Ellen Lucas, adumlalstrator of the cstate ef E C. RN easo prevailed there, and probably caught the contagion in that way. After he was taken sick he Was at- tended by his mother-in-law, Mrs, Johnson, who it seems is something of a doctor in her way. Shean- nounced that Gunn had the measles and the city physician was not sum- moned in until the last day. In the meantime Mrs., Johnson, who owns several cows and sells milk in the neighborhood, is alleged to have watched by the sick three hours by the fast mail o Chi- | anniversary of American Odd Kellow- _ ongo, or six days and fiftoen hours by (‘N0 ey AR T A or trains, The same speed in- eremonies of the day: Street |y .ai"5th and Douglas strect. 78241 dicated could be made in ‘returning, |P*rade at 2 o'dlock p. m. ~Anni-|—— leaving San Francisco in_the evening | Yrsary “g‘.‘"‘&‘“" at h‘“v: °°1f°°k 0 RENT.Furnished and unarrshed rooms, i p. m., and in the evening at a free reasonable price, also rooms for housekeep: ,‘:adm;: ;;n 5,,‘:-“5::“? A Bl litorary entertainment. | iz, Apply at s ore 1111 Douglas st. . L. M5,y Ay, FLLISON-—Eloctro Magnetis o Refreshments and ball given under ) business and m: - PLEASANT PRESENTION. ¥ | {oyunt. Peychometic rendings aud treatment the auspices of the Rebekah Degree IOR RENT-One furnished room for gentle- gl\yun‘ aaily from O & m, $0 4 }‘». m. Cain becon. lodge. man. $12'permontb. Enqulre 1610 Dodge 3 719+ P sulted bylettor, send name, age, and lock of ment of Mr. F, M. Gault, who has for Please advise us as early as possible 2 3 _ | hair oto , with $2.00 consuliation fes. , No. 2018 some time past held the position of h F'OR RENT—Furnished room S, W. c-rner | Cass St., Omaha, Neb. 92-1m* mi r 4 vio freight agent of the Wabash road at how many will be_prosent from you 16th and Howard st. i ot i i EMOVAL—We wish t3inform our patrons Council Bluffs, to be general western :‘ii?: .rogfiir: “:’i‘:’: th‘::n" Pleass bring :R that we have removed our office from 15th Saturday evening, by footpads, fobbed | Bpecial Agent Furay and Inspector of a few dollars in change. This business [ Seybolt kept: alternate vntohell),.o de- is getting monotonous. ocoying the mails for some time, but ~E. K. Long, grand commander, and to no purpose. ‘W, R. Brown, grand recorder of thegrand | Saturday, however, the still commandery of Knights Templar of Ne- [ hunt resulted in the capture of a brasks, leave for Hastings this afternoon, [ young lad, in the very act of taking to attend the annual conclaveof that body, | packages from one of the tables in the ‘weich begins at 4 o'clock p, m, to-morrow, | Office. This was Oliver P, Morrell, —The thermometer at Max Meyer & the messenger boy for the Republican office, He was allowed to iake his Bro's, the jewslers and opticians, from 12 plunder out of the postoffice, and as m, Saturday until 13 m. Sunday, Indi- | for g the front of Creighton block, BBICK FOR SBALE—812.00 pcl‘lo‘t;o,’l;.'lnmy. : 9. BALED HAY—At A, H, Sander’s Feod Stor 1018 Harnoy 8t. o19-tf MISOELLANEOUS. The announcement of the appoint- btreet to Douglas between 15th and 16th. We } % : : ino | PASSenger agent, has already been — v b firat-cl i d adjuster, 52" 7““ M::’,";" i n:';. 53; 33p M | where he waa '"’Prd by the officors. mlIkB; 'ha:-"gc’zl)twn":gd mde"l‘::a:;gmmg made. Yelf.fi!d;’ morning & very ™ JFQ:T::;U’}' H. STEIN, OR RENT—Furnished room corner 10th and | who will Al ail o}d‘e':- omptlys We (kI 3 7p.m., 60°; O p. m, 45% 7 am., 50% | Ho was frightened nearly to death, | ™! e ploasant little episode took place el g el itle O Douglas, 78041 | inoursorment of ol rnd ‘parts, also nocdios 10F 10 &, m., 54%-12 m., 66%; 2 p, m., 58* but made ttempt whate milk in the same clothes she had worn i J.W. Nicuors, J. H. BurrouGHS, = : We cordia Jy invite the attention " h 6073 2 p. m,, 58", no attempt whatever to con- in the house. The neighbors had |i the transfer freight odice of the (ohmrrmit Syt b 2y Fcu RENT—Sixteen (16) acres of choice land fublic to our rew style of machines —The county treasurer’s office will be | 008l matters. On' his person were some suspicion that 'the li?:k n had | Wabash. This was the presentation 2 on Saunders street, fOr gardening pusposes | and attachments. Bewaro of YROFEESIONAL o ’ General Committee of Arrange- | icssthan two milisirom Postoffice. to the retiring agent of & messive and ments—C, C. Housel, G. Striffler, M. - DaVIS & SXYDER, costly gold watch and chain from the Goldsmith, ‘H. Liv’.ay‘, E. S'.‘uht, 75916 1605 +arnam St. statton employes to Mr. Gault. Divi- yyjjus Rich, J. H. Stein, J. H. Bur- sion Swperintendent J. W. Blan- | oz, g, . Nichols, T. J. Staley, o BORME=0R °li'i'?. AeanR. dlg.tgn b, M.' T. G Clift, 7. Stevens; J. W. Nichols, | g winT—purmiahed room, 610 10th st be Yhich ‘was’ responde! Y [NF | secretary; T. J. Staley, chairman, F ‘ween California and Webster. 884~ Gault In fine style. The ! (e b48ai, watch is @& very beautiful TI}::?;E:::M Clgmmi:‘t)e;hfitsuigl,}({}: OR RENT—Two good rooms for rent, corner and elegant one, aud is engraved on | ooner, H, Bolin, H. Liveey, J. B. | & Kralie's Hat sborer *r0r 1aue ot TG the outside of the case, ‘‘Presented to West, M, Goldl:nith, A S‘bevanl, 2 e e F. M. Gault by the Station Employes | y 1. H. Erck, T, J. Staley, Robert "l}hfim‘mm o and l"'m""m &N“:l found two packages, one containing a false set of teeth, and the other a set of sleeve buttons, the latter being a ‘‘decoy package,” and the only one thus far taken, Last woek a Puhge o set of SHARPS PL< INTO BUYING A CHEAP AND ND PRAUDS WO SWIN DEL CREDULODS PEO- openfrom 12m, to 1p. m, to accommo- PERIOR IMITATION date tax-payers inthe U, P.shops and elsewhere, whose time is limited, This arrangement will continue until further motloe la given. John Rush, county | was taken containing a valuab) treasurer. false teeth for a well known —William Walter, infant won of W, A, |army officer. After opening the and Sarab E, Watrous, died April 14th, | package young (Morrell threw th at 2:50 a m., of consumption of the|teeth down “!“",'llh the grating in bowels, aged two years and three months, | front of Fullreide's place, where r.rb:{ the small pox, but this was persist- ently denied. On his death Mrs, Gunn returned to her mother's house, on North Jefferson atrest, to live, and her little boy played with the children in the neighborhood as usual. Mrs. Gunn is now down sick, and the city physician, who was called in, pronounces it a case of varioloid, if not worse, While Mr. Gunn was sick » laboring man named Anderson at- WIHICII THEY CALL TiIK “SINGER ” Remember the office of the “‘GexvINE BiNosg,” No. 1618 Doug- Ias Bt. sat-mon-wed-fri-sat MAHA EMPLOYMENT BUREAU—Tenth treet near Farnam. Business bo t1 | {7uf¥re and families can be eupplied with com- peteat hilp. | Aoy grade ot ¢wployment. - Rall- road anp Miatng outfi(s on short notice F. D, Nolte, Employment Agent. 644 Tm* AMMOTH Cluster Black cap raspberries 50 cout a dozen, $2.00 per hundred, $10,00 Funeral took place Saturday from the resi. | Yo found not at all injured dod i, night. with the un. | °f the Wabash Railway.” Liveey, per zh'n;A‘-“m:, at "ld‘l.a-wi.ldn ;‘l;oa‘;' Jaare or- dence, cornier Third and Pine streets. In. m:" lu::i“ ‘:::o.i: containing derstanding t‘h):: he fi.f:' the m.:.lu . A LONG HAUL, R 0 RENT—One large furnished room, with " el -0v aatit s : terment at Douglas county - | Ehrough the gratins 1o, tromes (A0 | only Saturday he too was sick, and| A prominent grain buyer from ¥Fre- A Soldier's Crime. " Soard, on frst e, outaide euirazod. 1808 | T e wmw OITY MAPS, J0oemid Ashland papers please copy. dell & Krelle's, T l:::':x‘d g&' mthe doctor will not say positively | ment yesterday informed a Bes repor-| - Power Caulter, late sergeant major L g;";hi;_','i_ LR AT Mape, 82.60. GEo. P. BEMIS, ~—Jim Mott sud Bona Guisepps, two|nam street. The set of teeth stolen | that it is small pox, it is probable that [ter ‘that his firm was ship-|in company O, Fifth cavalry, stationed F improved Douglas county land. 1§ miles Roonund frst claw tablo board, at 2011 natives of sunny Italy, who sell roasted | Saturday was from Dr, Nason's|thatis the size of it. bl Lo nlim ing corn from that city to|.; gidney, Neb., was started back to | from 3 N £ 4 " street. E:il:l gl:;"'::;“&o m’fl‘:‘:. ':‘:zlo:fi h::{; that place from Chicago this morning, Pacifio roads give a rate which it ap- | charged with uttering and publishing station. Inquire at 3118 Davenport In view of the facts stated, and the L2 utter lack of all quarantine regula- tions, the entire neighborhood is agi- tated over the prospect of a general office and was for & customer in Blair, The officer who was on watch says that ho never saw such quick work Yn ‘peanuts on the street corners, brought an old feud to the crisis yestorday by a con- test for the possension of the mnortheast AVE RENT—Cnoice of 80 full Jots to lease § near Creighton College for $26 per year, xter L, Thoms & Bro., Room 8, Croighton FOR RENT—Furnisoeu ssou svom, N. E. cor, 1] Blook, 9th and Jackson, lfe as the taki pears is satisfactory,and ten cars were | a soldier's final statement with intent EMIS rents houses, lots, farms, stores, 3 > N corner of Faruam and Fourteenth, Gul. packages, It w‘u do:g“ lil‘:: :h fl:itzg attack from the scourge. The people .hirped out lsst wu’k. with more to| ¢, defraud the United States. rooms etc. Offices 15th and Douglas Ste ED WARD JSULHL § saw them on the table one second and | *F® uch incensed at Mrs, Johnson, | follow. Nebraska will furnish the —— OR nm_d:l—‘in furntahied. tooma over Me | MAGISTER, OF PALMYSTERY AND cm:m the next they were gone and when | {0 Whom they ascribe all their trouble. | yellow corn to the coast people for Laborer’s Protective Union. R e A o, . E. cor. 161b sug Dody | TIONALIST, ‘D‘!“Il‘l.nfi'l:‘s;ug;lfl:o:'an:fl an found one was in Morrell’s pants It would look now as if the hospital | their yellow coin right straight along. | There will be a meeting of the | TNOR RENT=Nicsly Faraliied 7ooma with o | spirite abiain for sy o0 a glagce &t the pass mdn and the other in his hat, P’l‘hu e nfi’j‘ yok to I: closed, as 'g’" is THE CONFERENCE. Omaha Laborer’s Protective Union at GI:‘_ axithout board, Resspnable prices. K01 ::;’,}";;:,‘;flg‘;‘fl:“;“,‘,.,,‘"’, p o fs: ‘ ms'n':nunbll)l‘:: !‘:)u 0 T gld :;;. no?v‘l;:;d.”xun s himcad —— Kuony's Hall next Tuesday evening, VOR GALE #ietaction vusraatesd wngham statements, H: .r’..l;:nkul,'; - - The Mayor Recelves the Protesting | All members are urged to attend. z = letters he took were Masonic Matters. Firemen. “'l;ho Union has secured the hall for | YOK SATE-TRe rui cf tnares, one cov, and ) though no| At the annual meeting of Mt, Cal- all future meetings. 15th and Chicago '802-t1 y v —Hou T of Tand, bg them. H.g“ ':m"‘:m vary Commandery No. 1 Knight| The :“"‘"“"“' appointed by the SPECIAL NOTICES. oifif-‘lefiul:u?:kfl-: ?E';\‘n:fi é"céfi they were, some being secreted, al. | Templars, held on Friday evening . firemen's meeting on Thursday even- - X dasmw oo precsons, o G B, Pessrmon ik & ing to confer with the mayor in regard | NOTICK—Advertisemen: To Loan, For Sals, resen| Lost, Found, Wants, Boarding, &c., will be lo- | 4aoR GALE-Half interost in & drug store, fo the appolntment and present their | S0 TU Lo o N omNTs | PO At E e o orot an e rcupe protest as to the proceedings of the| ., ino; each subsequent insertion, FIVECENTS | 0us town cf Pawaee City, Neb,' Arrangements maeting of April L3th cnlld upon the |pe e The it werlon serr i bt |G £0L LV Hi, AR Gl mayor Saturday sfternoon and atated C 3 object of their meeting. TO LOAN—MONE . B BALE—Ouo wpan of horves, {wo spring Tho ‘mayor ssured thom it | e | H i I L I m: n.o‘o: nu\::dufir Mo{nuu‘?;?uu Law umce of D. | of E. C. Lucas, coruer 18th and lcago sta, did say in the course of the conference 8250 0001'0 LOAN—AY ‘J" uul‘l:‘ Oit SALE —Hotel 1n & good lowa town, st upwards, for 8 40 tarm though it was his habit to letters n&M lot the wind m‘:':-::: fragments. Portions of seven differ. ont lotters were secured by Bpecial t Furay upr; information fur- their asylum, the following officers were elected for the ensuing Masonic year: Sir Jokn J, Monell, commander, 8ir Louis H,Korty, generalissimo, 8ir W, R. Bowen, captain general. Sir James R. Boyoe, prelate. Bir Chas. P, Needham, senior war- den, Bir Duncan M. Wilson, junior war- den, on" while the clerk was weighing his some Aavest o suma,cé 92,0600 barguin, H. Mannweller, Real Estate g:: :u M-‘#MEMM of E:E Wufi.{“m:"‘:flf“d A | At 1141 sisoet neas Farnam. 7001 department had become necessary; that | Aaxxer, Dour! B;r C. Hartman, treasurer. : OR BALE—Cheap—team wagor|ind harness the completion of the water works T 018 ot ot wcwoch, " 2L Willin. Sir Harry R. Hathaway, recorder. Mdon-puny with fiuuo-i;y ::: MELP WANTED. . i Bir Gustay Anderson, warder. 80 expensive a de) eut, and t e, OIK FOSTS FOR SALE-At Red- "—‘:._.._.L:_ he did not %k o ity could attord | L:fifi_‘}jmp;';g:;'m;‘};f%f‘?; 2000 “aais on 160 st Tas 24 True to hor ‘Srust. to pay $20,000 a year o support it, (Faoam. SIS | nop gALE- Ate bargainfa horse phacton and cannof ter tec- = . App. harnces. Phaeton and hrruoss nearly new, tehi d for her dear . » * 91-i8* E:‘.hr %ngn nzl?du:t} in thcfinh-'r :?:;‘&;:Pm w-.‘ :‘M:,‘Mm'x Wufln Two girls immediately m;l"t:u -~ l(:::al:::‘j .:\'a::rm Tull corner lo:“ .. 3 oy ey AR U b'mm,a' partment entirely. Heo wanted one[ VY Fedlodouwe sl | ROGEALOLTIA" AN wreets. #1000 on Absolutely Pure. T Snch g bo.'d- - | who not only had executive ability, ANTED—Girl for peneral housowork. § | imonthiy paymeata #00 half cash, valancecn | LTS ) el of po iated, biod purified, and malavial potson | but the in to know the por weok to 8 sompetent glrl Apply 84 | e o = iy, stebogth And wholesomenses. More 6000~ ek .h"f' —" m’““r:, y - > Southwest coraer California and 2ist ste. TFUL KESIDENCE LOTS—31 Iy, Stetngth Aod wholemenets. 000 ath bo e m-“n" &oonly.::c .-:;u‘:{ the lykl:'fih duwth& 197161 2 lan.u.o‘l‘uwm BEMIS, agent, Bid 1o 'com Lb&‘sf'{:m-flmu:;'d‘t: They are the best and md% H from_time ANTEDA dining toom girl, call st Tur Dosglee T e o gy Sl By e Beld | tme to the iy oounoll, o men;| W'* bl SRLIIY St afs i | oo sats Gt g g | R B ’