Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 22, 1882, Page 10

i § 4 § § S R A ~The Dally Bere. L Tueaday Morning, Aug. 32, Weather Report. (Ihe following observation: are taken at the same moment of time at all the stations mamed.) § War Derartyest, U, , SIGNAL SER- } , 1882, ( e | &2 g2 | 33 eF | & N (Fresh NW Brisk IN¥ Lighe 5 | "riek 8 Brisc SW Frsh AW ight Davenport.. W Fre b 8t Paul. 2 3 Bt Louis .. |8 " Moorhead., SE [Fre-h Vincent sE | 1ight Bismarok v lPreh Buford W Fresh Custor. Deadwood ; Awsinihoine. River 7 foot 0 Inches above low water mark at Omabs, 4 feoh a4 Yankton; Mississippi, 3 oot 0 inches at L Crosse, and 6 foet 3 inches at D buque, LOOCAL BREVITIES, ~—More wind and dust, ~This is good corn weather, ~The neighborhood of 13th and Chicazo streets was edified yosterday by the ght of & man expelliog his wife from his ouse. ~—The Scandinavian branch of the O, P, L. U. will hold a special meeting at Kuony's hall, to.day evening at 8 o'clock sharp. By order of the l'vcnh]efiA —Mrs, Vernon Willard will give lessons in Elocution, Literature, Rhetoric, French and Conyersation, Apply at cor, 17th and Douglas stroets, i —The County Commissioners met yes- terday to receive bids und award the contract for the construction of three new county bridges, Ten bids were in up to noon, ~—If the party who purchased a willow rocking chair about three weeks ago of Abrabam & Lewis, next door to Huber. mann’s, on Douglas street, will call at Thy Bee office they will learn of something to their advantage, —Secretory Connoyer, of the Board of Education, reccived o telegram yester- day from Prof. Henry M. James, of Cleveland, announcing his acceptance of the position of Superintendent of Public Schools in Omaha, —Judge Bencke's list yosterday in- cluded six plain drunks, and one disturber of the peace, Of the former, one paid, one was discharged and four were “sent up.” The man charged with disturhing the peace explained matters satisfactoiily and w s also released. —Some rascal tore down the sign of James Wright, M. D. V. 8., whose office is located on 13th street, at Homan's st the alley and corralled a man who gave his namo a8 Albert Reider, He had & new “British Bull D g,” one chamber in which was empry, and he pleaded that he was only trying the wea,on, He was put in the cooler, all the sam —A portion of Buffalo Bills trou e, in- clading Spotted Horse a Pawnee chief, registered at the Canfield yesterday. The Masto ons divided up betwean the Can- field and the Metropolitan, ~The Bohemian Turners' society *'So- kol” will celo rate its fifth anniversary september 3d by & p Hausall's park and an evening entertainment in Kessler's hall, nic At ~Next Thuralay evening a meeting of Bohemian citizens will be held at Kessler's hall, to organize & branch of the Umaha Tiabor Pro ective union. Al citizens of that natiouality are cordially invited. —Tha following games of base ball are announced: L adville Blues with B, & M.'s, on B, & M. grounds, Friday, An- gust 25th; Council Bluffs vs, Leadville Blues, on Council Bluffs grounds, Satur- day, August 26ch, —The man who kicked up the row with his wite, on 13th and Chicag) streets yes- terday afternoon was Dyer, the tailor, who has had several rows bef.re. Laat night he resorted to knives and flat-irons a4 persusive mensures against his wife and was jugged by the police, —A min named John Rogers was ar- rested by Officer Buckley last night in the act of trying to steal a buggy from a stable nesr 15th and Davenp rt. Some. body will try to steal a hotel next. ~ Mrs, Lossentin's blooded mare, better known by h reemen as *Old Buckskin,” was killed by an enyine between Omaha and Florence last Friday night. Toss 8200, o — A MIXED CROWD. A Happy Family Party at the Tivoll. In making his diurnal perambula- tions ycsterday a BEE reporter looked in the Tivoli gardens, where he found seated at a table a thoroughly cosmopolitan crowd. He was at once recognized by one of the party and invited to jown them in the cousump tion of some soda water and craw fish, Among those present were Buffalo Bil's 1al factotum, Mr. Harry Melmer, familiarly known as “Unclo Bill;” ““Blue Hawk,” a stal- wart Pawnco chiel; Jake A Alstadt, a member of Buf- falo Bill's excellont troupe and soveral others. It was perhaps one of the most mixed little parties that had ever gathered together in ouch a promiscous way. There wore in the party two Germans,one African, two Englishmen, one Iudian, one southerner, one northerner and an Irishman. The Indian chiof, “Blue Hawk” was drcidedly the cinter of attraction. Ho could speak but Jittle English, but the reporter was able to converse a little with him through Mr. Molmer. Blue Hawk evjuyed his soda water and cigars famously, bat bles. The sign had just been completed a fow days ago and thedoctor expresses him- self very strongly about the rascal and would gladly give $10 to anybody that wouid bring the culprit #o justice, —The annual institute of the Douglas County Teachers’ Aswociation will open at 9 o'clock this morning in the high wchool building, and will contioue in ses- sion two weeks, Compet nt instructors have been engaged and a good attendance is expected. State Superintendent Jones will be present on the 20th inst, and will ecture in the evening, —Harry McCormick, the bright little son of Mr, J. 8, McCorumick, met with a serious accident yesterday He, in company with two companions f about his own age, was out hunting not far from town and while lying on the ground and potting a cap on his gun which was braced aguinst his left foot, one barrel was dis- charged and two of the toes f his foot so badly injured that amputation was neces- sary. Harry is o healthy as well asa plucky boy and he will soon be out again and all right, —The Owmahs Maennerchor goes to Plattsmouth next Sunday to participate in the ann ry celebraton of the Maen. merchor of that city, — Vartin Kearney, who tried to cut his wife's throat Saturday night with a pen knife, is held to await the result of the ia- Juries before he is given a hearing, —There was o dangerous runaway at Hanscom Park Sunday. The carrisge, which was whirled away 5o rapidly that the result of the escapade could not be learned, contained a lady and two children and a driver. It is presumed it ended all right as no casualty is reportel, —Poter Hawkinson, an employe at The Herald office, did a plucky and praive worthy deed Sunday evening, A horse ut- tached toa buggy contamniog ouly a little girl about three years of age, ran away ou Harney street and when between 15th and 16th Mr, Hawkinson ran out - into the street and at the rick of his life cavght the runaway by tho bit and held him util he had been diagied quite a dictapce, when the dead weight brought tho animal to a stand still, The little girl b d clung on 0 tightly that she escaped without injur but Mr, H, had bis knees hurt somewhat by the horse. The owner of the vuttit soon arrived and took caro of the same, —A Iaborer.engaged in excavating for the gas mains on, 16th street yesterday accidentally struck a fellow laborer on toe when it came to the crawfish he was non-plussed and refused to have anything to do with them, re- arding them with great suspicion. r. Thiele, the jovial host, tried to gcrllwde him in Indian to eat one, ut he only replied by shaking his head and saying, ‘‘No good,” in his vernacular, It was highly amusing to see the jolly German trying to talk Indian, Baffalo Bill's party will leave to- day for Jaynesville, Wis. Wantep.—A good second-hand bicycle. ~ Address box X, Central City, Neb 16-3¢ A GRAND TIME. Preparations for the Firemen's An- nual Parade and Ball. The Omaha fire department held a special meeting at Firomen's hall, at 3 p. m. Sunday, f make arrange- ments for the annual parade and ball, which will take place September 13ch, 1882, It was determined to invite the Council Bluffs fire department, the Durant engine and hose company, and Iler's hose company, to participate in the festivities of the day. The latter organization now have fifty men el rolled, who are having their uniforms made, to be done this week. They will present a fine appearance, The following is the general committee of arrangements; M. Goldsmith, D, 8. Mitchel, Phil Dorr, Harry Tagger, Jacob Hauck, Chas, Huunt, Goorge Kotchum, J. W, ‘Nichols, W, J. Whitehouse, J, H, Bat- lor, Jerome O, Pentzel Tk gioat distineuishing foatnre of Heddin s Rusin Silveis its power 1o reduce inflawatio —— o Miss MeCariby's Suneral. The funeral of Miss Fanvie Me. Qarthy took p'ace Sunday afternoon at 2 v'elock from the residence of Mus. Burke, sister of the dccesed, ou the southwest corner of Twenty- fifth and Howard streets, The re- mains wero enclosed in a beautiful, marbleiz:d, whito casket, upon the lid of which was a silver plate in- soribed 1 Roman, “Our Sister.” The remaios were borne to the cathodral of 8t, Philomena, accompanied by a number of friends and relatives of the arm with the point of &' pick, seriously disabling him, —A wan named Worsadt, doing some woraper work on Dodge street, had his left log broken below the kuee,about noon yes- terday. He was holding the scraper when the chain broke o one side and the handle flew around and struck bim, He was car- ried into W, G. McLeod & Ou's place, where the hone was set by Dr. Van Camp, after which he was taken to bis home ne.r the nail works, ~The little Italian violipist and singer who fell in front of Rawge's store some time ago with what was pronounced a stroke of paralysis, had simllar attack in front of Doble's shoe store yestorday Fe was carried to Baxe's opera house phar- maoy and gared for by phyeicians, ~—Last night Officers Burk and O'Boyle, who were standing oo Twelfth snd Dous- las, heard a shot fired in the vicinity ot Eleventh, between Douglas and Faroam. Oue ran down Douglus and the other down deceased and her family, Among those from abroad were Mr. Chas, Me- Oarthy, brother of the deceased, and Judge Thos. Howard, both of St Paul, Minn. The fureral service was read by Rev. Fr. Eoglish, after which the remains were conveyed to Holy SBepulche cemetery, where the, were interred. A number of beauti- ful floral emblems was sent by friends and placed upon the casket. After the iuterment they were placed upon the grave, “Buchupaiba. Quick, cumslutu cure, all annoying Kiduey, Bladder, and Urinary Dis- oases. Druggists, 81, SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE UESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1s8 THE ROYAL QUAKTERS. The Magnifice t New Qusar- ters of the Mitsouri Pacifle Equipped and Farniched Fntirely by Home Talent *aciic folls aro de The Missouri leave termined to nothing undone that will mako a good impre Owmana people aud the traveling pu- Their trains, one of n on lic in generally. which may alvways be seen lying or the side track south of the U. P depot, are the fiuest that run into Omaha, and the new office, opened out some time ago 1n the Paxton, has j 18t beon completed in a scale of mag nificence that eclipses anything of the kind ever seen out this way. Itis positively assserted that there is not 80 fine an office in all St. Louis, and uot only that, but that it 18 the finest office west of the Mississippi river to the Pacific Coast and Omaha may well boast «f it. The room pacious and finely lighted, being finished in the elegant style adopteo tur the rest of this pa tatal hotel. Ivis divided lengthwise by a counter and railing extending the wutire length of the room, This fur- niture was designed by the well-know.. architect, Mr, Fowler, and manufac tured by Rosennerry Bros , beiug fin- iched up by Henry Lehman. The counter 18 mussive and substantial, of olack walnuy, with elegantly veneered pauels and ruils, all atver the popuiar Queen Aune etyle. The top case or crib, for stamps, punches, tarffs, otc., i8 ecqually handsome and 1is panels are of glass, decorated with cardinal, green and gold, one revding w handsowe gold leiters, “Ticket office.”” The black waluut railing ex- tends from this case mnearly to the south wall, leaving a passage way to the office vt the Paxton, which is on. tered by a door lettered in gold, **Missouri Pacific Railway Ticket Oftice,” which sign will be conspicu- ous irom all parts of the the hotel office, These haudeome qarlers will be occupied jointly by Mr, 0. B Max- well, contracting freight agent for the Mussouri Pacific, aud a8 a ticket oflice, Mr. G H. TFoote, ticket agont and F. W. Crowe, Eeq., pasten- ger agent being i charge of the latter department, There wili also bo a tel eyraph operator added to the force, to increase the facilities of the officers, aud a telephone, elec ric call aud so on will come in a8 et coteras., ‘The floor of the outer uftice is laid with a pretty pattern of linoleum, while wieide a heudsome piece of body brus soly 1ucreases the rich appearsice of the place. These articics wero all purchased of, aud lad by Mr, J. B. Dotwiler. The beautiful chaundeliers and gas fixtures were purchased of an Omaha firm, and it must be swd to the credit of the new road that they patronized our home merchanis aud workmen exclusively in fitting up therr office, aud it 18 a good specimen of what Omaha can doin that way. The window curtwing, lambrequins, wall papering and sigus, are all gotten up in the same elaborate style as the rost of the equipm.en,s but have al- ready been described. The furniture mside the oftice includes a splendid cylinder desk, an immense ticket case, a beautiful Hall safe, ebony and gold chairs, nickle plated cuspidores and everything to match, It 1s a big card for the Missouri Pacific, and it is worthy of the Paxton, and an evi- dence of the enterprlse that has given us a new railroad and a magnificent new hotel. — e AN ARTIST’S AMBITION. Tobe Always Ahead of the Times— Heyn's Buccess, George Heyn, the enterprising Six- teenth street photographer, has re- turned from Indianapolis, where he was attending the United States photographers’ convention, he being the only photographer from Nebraska that attended. Whenever Mr. Heyn goes east he always returns with some novelties, and is always introducing the very lat- estinventions in photography. His late process of instantaneous photography has brought to him such a rush of business that we hopo at an early date to see him in more commodious and elegant quarters, A reporver called upon him yesterday to whom My, Heyn stated that during his ntay in the east he visited Chicago and Detroit, where he purchased soveral thousand dollurs worth of stock for this coming soason, Ho hois ulso pucchused a lob of fine chromo curds, the most elegant we ever saw in tho west, which he intend . to dis- tribute to the ladies of Nebraska dur- ing the coming fair, for which Mr, Heyn is makig grand proparations, e Kalirosd Notes, The Plattsmouth Journal of tho 18th risembled sn infant Chicago this morning. No, 4 from Lincoln being late, No. 1 from the east pulled out to meet her at Oreap- Just as No, 1 arrived there the K. C. train from Owaba also arrived, making five passenger trains with au aggregate of twenty three coaches, all circulating around the ‘‘Y” at once. There were the Omsha and Lincoln sections of No 1, the Omaha and Puattsmouth sections of No. 4, and the K. O. train No, 58 from Omaha to Plattsmouth.” Saturday evening coming in a lively and fine race wus indulged in between the passenger trains on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and the Rock Island, The race was made between Neola and Westyn, and was quite edi- fying to the passengers as well as train men, The Milwaukee train won the tirst heat, going into Weston ahead of the Rock Island, Conductor Hubbyart suys he can beat them every day in Made from the wild flowers of th ¥aR ramep YOSEMITE VALLEY, it is the most fragrant of perfumes. Munufactured by H. B. Slaven, San Francisco, For sale in Omaha by W, ic\oflhluhnun and Kennaro Hros., the week if given a cnance, Warren Fuller, who run the first locemotive west of the Missouri river, now master mechanio of the B, & M. at Denver, is expected to-day, with & view of removing the family to Den- ver. He and his estimable wife will |d be mu-h missad in tha city where they have resided for twelve years,—Stafe Jowrnal Esperienced passenger men predict rhat the rairoad travel this fall is to be the heaviest in the history of the ratlroads of the country. BOOMERANG'S BRAYING, Which Will be Found of “ome Per- soual Interest o Omaha Beys, D. 0. Olark, of the coal depa , pasaed cast this moraing. sueral Passenger Agent Morse was an east bound passenger this morning, The Union Pacific is driving an ar- tesian well at Thayer, a emall station between Rawlius and Green river, Dr. Graff, of Omaha, passed west last evaning en route for Rawline and the northern ol basins, Goorge Dickinson and Mr, and Mrs, Gavriel returned last evhning from wheir visit to Salt Liake, Mrs, House, rib of the chiof engi- neer of the Misouri Pacific, passed through the city to.day, en route home, Throe blooded race horses owned by Oulonel Shaughnessy, ot Salt Lake, vocupied a special car attached to last uight's express, en route for the east. Tney were in charge of M. A. Lswis. Among the west bound passengers on last night's express were Dr. Graff, and Mesers, Rogers and Lovett, all of Omaha, who were en route for the uorthern oil basins, to take formal pussession of them in the name of the company they represent. Lisst uight's express from the west brought i among other distinguished passeugers, Judge William H Daven- port, of Eureka, Nuvada, He is en route to the easr, where he goes as the supreme represeutative of the state ot Necvada to the supreme lodge ot Kunights of Pythias of the world, whieh convenes at Detroit, Michigan, on the 22d 1ostant; afier which he wili attend the sovereign grand ludge I O O. I, as grand representative, which meets on September 8:h at Balumore, Marylaud. *4*A coward can bea hero ata distauce; presence of danger tests presence of mind.” Presence of dis- ease test the value of a curauve, Kidney-Wort chalienges this test al ways and everywhere, s0 1?; as all cowpluints of the bowels, liver aud kidueys are concsrned. It cures all, nor acks auy odds. Real Estate Transfers. The following deeds were fi'ed for record in the county clerk’s oftico to- day. Reported for Tue Bk by Bell & Ames, real esiate deaters: Fravk P. Haulon to Jacob King, w. d. tos. w. }sec. 23, town 15, n, r. 1l e; . J G Rain, w. d. to e. 3 of n.w. } cec 24, town 16, u. r. 12 c.; 81,120 James Tnompsou et al, to E 1zubeth Raiv, w. d., 8 e 1, sec. 13, wwn 16, nor 12 e; $2,400. F. B. Lowe to Marville Ward, w. d., lot 14 and ess 100 f., lov 15, block 2. Park place; $550. G. P. Bomus aud wife to Lena Quick, w. d., loc 4 block 16, Credit Koncier addition; $1,000. Ezra Millard and wife to John Wessburg, w. d., lot 18, block 1, Mil- lard place; £600. F. B. Lowe to F. J. Thomas, w. d., w. ¥, lot 7, block 5, Park place; 8175 L. L Reed and wife toD. H. Reed, w. d, lot 16, block 446, Grandview; $160. James O. Haney to James Haney, w w. } sec. 11, town 15, n, r. 11 e.; $2,600. @« The Elegant Silver Tea Set pur- chased by the clerks of the U, P. Audiror's office, and presented to Mr and Mes. Shropshire, came from Ed- holm & Erickson’s, oppostite post- office, e S OMAHA VS. CHICAGO. A Wyoming Merchant Practices what He Preached. Mr. Robert Foote, of Baffalo, Johnson county, Wyoming, was in the city last week, and while here pur- chased his entire stock, consisting of groceries, dry goods, boots and shoes, from Omaha merchants, Mr, Foote made a trip to Omaha and Chicago last spring and purchased a portion of his stock in each place. Oo his return he sasserted his belicf tha western merchants could buy to better advantage 1n Owaha than in Chicago, and now he is simply prac ticiug what he preached. Mr. Foote bought goods amounting in all to over 820000, buying from Paxton & Gallagner, alone, seven car loads of groceries, 140,000 pounds, making the largest shipment ever made at one time to any one indi- vidual from this city. An example liso this cannot but have its cffect on western merchants, by inducing them to inquire aud satisfly themselves of the relative advantages of the two cities named. It is proper to say that this condition of uffairs has been brought about largely by the efforts and enterprise of Messrs, Paxton & Gallagher, who have revolutionized the trads in this pret of the country to a great extent. For Bronchial, Asthmatic, monary Complaints *‘Browr's Bron- chial Troches” manifest remarkable ourative properties, Like all other meritorious articles, they are fre quently imitated, and those purchas- wg should be sure to obtain the genuine, d&wlt THE GERMAN THEATER Buccessful Dual Representation Sun- dey kvening in the Summer Garden. Sunday evening the German sum- mer garden was filled to overflowing to witness & very fine reprsentation of “The Love Drink” and “The Gos- ling of Bachenan.” In the first named piece Mrs, Pals-Ahl sustained the role of Widow Roeschen with her acoustomed vivacity, and she gained several well-merited encores. Miss Buschmaon made a very charming Gretchen, and Miss Thiessen's Bri- gitte, was everything that could be osired, Mr, Lindemann as Peter, the comic young man of the play, was, of course, good, and Me. Ed. Schmitz as K sterwitz, was sim- ply immense. Otto Pus made an excellent Conrad. The characters in “The Gosling of Bachenan,” were cqually weil sus tained, Mr Lindemann per-onate the baron in a princely way, and Miss Buschmaun mac he sweetest of b, ronessen. Mias Thiessen’s personific tion of Agnes was very fine, and Mr. Molchin as Fisk wis a decided suc Mr. Ocuto Puls, in the role of g, showed up woll, and Mr, hmitz as J y & servant, cre- ated enthusiastic bursts of merriment, and he was repeatedly recalled. The dramatic performances were inter eporsed with some lively solos and duets, and on the whole the affair was highly succeesful. At the con- clusion of the histriouie portion of the progeamme, the visitors indulged in danciog until the break of day, when they mseparated for their respective homes. . — Debilitated persons, and sufferers wasting diseases such as consumption, scrofuls, kidney wuffections, will be greatly benclitted by using Brown's Iron Bitters, o s nsoiinnnn For Rent or Sule. — A good houseof siX rooms, in good repair, and lot, x220, on Fifteenth street, north of bridge. Rent, 815 00 per month, Will sell for 8800 00, small cash payment, and balance on monthly installments, Inquire at Newspaper Union, 12th and Howard, aug-4t-me METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA- HA, NEB. Tables supplied with the best the market sttords. The traveling public claim they get better accommodations and more general satisfaction here than at any other house tn Omaha, Rate, 82 per day. aug2ltfme PERSUNAL. C. C. Minn, U. 8, A,, is at the Millard. Chauncey Witse, of Graud Island, is in town, A. Hetzler, of Lyons, is at the Metro- politan, M. B. Chimberlain, of Ashland, is at the Metropolitan, W. D. Hill, of Beatrice, is & guest of the Metropolitan. Him. Chas. H, Van Wyck, was at the Mitlurd last night, George Crandall, of Camp Canfield, is at the Canfield house, R. L. Stew.rt, wife and doughter, of Riverton, registered at the Cantield last n ght. Mr. E. J. Holt, of S:ward, and Mr. Juke Oug, of Ulysses, two of Nebraska's rapresentative merchants, are in the city purchasing their fall st cks, E. L. Boas, of the firm of C. B. Rich. ards & Co., hankers and general passenger agents of the Hamburg <temship com- pany, is a cusst of the Millard. B. F. Diffenbacher, of South Bend; Al H, West, of Grand Island; S. W. Bilyen and L. L. Doane, f Scotia; R. Kiely, of Norfol<; Gec. S Congdon, of Lincoln; Jas. D, Ward, of Gilmore; A. C. Barker, of Tecumseh and H. B. Han:en, of Liu- coln, were at the Canfield last night, R. B. Windheim and Isaac Nebs, of Plattsmouth; G. Miller and E, F. Holt, of Seward; Jeff gd, of U ysses; S, B. Omo, of Bluir; Wm H. Alexander and J. W. Barobart, of Lincoln; F. A. Sears, of Grand Island; Geo. Collins and 8. W, Powers, of Kearney; Chiws, West and wife and John S. We-t, of Lincoln, are promioent Nubraskans at the Millard, Hon, Lorenzo Crounse was a west bound passenger yesterday. Geo. D Davis, with Ascher, Barnard & Co.. of Chicago, is at the Millard, Mr. A. C. Troup left yesterday to visit friends in Kunsas to be absent about two weeks, Prof. Martin Cahn went out on the noon train yesterday to Grand 1-laud,on busines c nnected with their branch house out there. It is very few men who make good musicians an 1 good business men at the same time, but Martin is one ot them. Dr. J. C. Whinney, brother-in-law of N A. Kuhn, E q., the Fift«enth stre t drug. gist,hus entered yester lay into partnership with Dr. Charles, the relable dent Dr, Whiuney is a graduate ot the Boston college and comes from San Francisso with the highest recommendaticns, Jud e Thos, How.rd, and Mr, Chas. McCarthy, both of St. Paul, Minn., are in town, expecting to rewain till to-day. Both gentlemen are well known in their respective professions in their city, the former in the legal and the latter in the mercantile line, Omaha would seem to have impressed both gentlemen as favor: ubly, as have Omahans been plessed to meet with these genial gentlemen from the north, A General Stampede. Nover was such a rush made for any Drug store as is now at C, ¥ Goodman’s, for a Trial Bottle of Dr, Kiog's New Dis- covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Al persons aifiicted with Asthma, Bronchitis, Hourseness, Severe + oughs, or any affection of the Throat and Lungs can get & Trial Bottle of this greatremedy Jri, hy caling at above named Drug e———————————— SPECIAL MUTICES, U OAN--MONL Y Ov chattel mortgage ko M s Moutgomery, over Omah s L. Thomas Roum 8 Orelzhton Block, ’ TO LUAN—A' 6 por condin: H250,000 Vereet tn s, of #3,600 snd s o452 i 2 I A Axndy, T6kk aod Douelas 8. " HELP WANTED, \ ANT D IMMEDIATE!Y — A first-class cook ) ONEY TO LOAN—Oali at Law Omnce of D, Muat be & goo ' laucdress nd urderstar d aking butter. Appy st o M. T. Patrick's, Ssunders street, Boar Grace, 109284 Lo Tady al canva ser. Cull 421 south 10th St 111" | g \ JANTFD-_An o tey, Bell & Ames, 13:6 1 Fa nom street, y TANT D1 girl tod) general bouswo: Libira wags —A good woman cook, N ne s th goud, ele n w op ¥ Good wag &, 8. McCoy, Gati ¢ House, near new & vernuent conall, 11646 Pastry coos & Oc 1 “ ANT At \ ANT I d % ifetno unturnished 1ooms, or wi hout b ard, Private fautly preforro). Addros X Beeonce, a0t {IRL WANTED—For eneal h u-caork XSt ady enploym-nt in small fumiy ¥ B. Burihati, 1004 1daho street, or at th Boe affice. o 21t VW ANTED-—2 team terato work cn grade Missouri Pacific rai raad at P pi lion Iy to Win. Bagell amonth and hoard n L. For transportation 92-22¢ the w rk ot o H, Manaw ley Omaha, \v N FD—A goo i cake baker. Good wag s and oymen < dre O, Chiitch, Weep ng Water, N b, 100-81 o \vm"m-,.« Traveln &.¢ man for ka t0 introduce our new sty e ovs on commission. Can be carried g0 Salesn on can easily earn t expense s | ni these ¢0ods wh 16 waiting for trains, Sami outtls will bo eent or §2, lars: Address Send 1oF parti THE BOSTON LAMP CO. 567 Wash neion 8t., B stun, Mi A good Fook-keeper wh can give the best city referenc s uvd who has ol ure eve - ings, woud ike to keep « 5ot of borka fora sma'l com ensation. Inquire 1318 Farnam stroet. 921 9992 VW ANTED ZA wouaa bo cook at 110 routh Thirtecth stro t. LAV ANTED—A boy not lees than 16 yeara old, 10 learn photovraphy, at Cur 1, 'g photo.rapher, 1212 Farnam +t V ANTED—100 men for ralroad wo'k, H Manoweiler, e s ploymeut agent, 11th street, near Farnan, ot W ANTFD—Ten teams. Wages 85,50 per d Inquire M. Vincont, at Florence Cus-off. 066-t1 1ed mon, Wagos & Arply 10 Mitcho1 Viucent, 'at 1, ine mil. & north of Omaha, per Florence O 965-t ANTED—At 8. Charles hotel, two first class dining room girls. 003-t1 W “Boardirs a_ 110 South 18th § oV, Bostd #4,00; o furnis ed rom:, Fran vis. 2 04-tf YV ASTED=& i<ty wir) s bo good cook, washor nnd ironer, Wages 84 00 perweek, Inquice at Leo, Frivd & Co's, of @ Bee offica, V-t VY ANTED 500 privy eage, einka and oo pools to clean with Hanitary Vault and Sink Cleaner, the best in use, A. Evans & Co., residence 1206 Dodge street, Omaha. ANTED—Two o1 (Lice rocms cu tabie fo iciars office. Addrss Ly, Porto 600-t1 MICELLANED '8 WANTS. iD—To well, a light strck and furni- n Biair, Neb. In u re , or A. Perkiis, Omaha Buo office 7 ANTED-A sul ‘oo wnfuraioh V ol royms address A, 6, 1020 Faruan stre t, Ouaha, Neb 55 BITUATIONS WANTED, street. e gt ! JOR SALE—9%0 ucre da'ry fa m; 50 acre. im: ! p oved with oend g o chive 8 d all veces. & ¥ vuildings and p stu Prced 500 A,ply o\ G, Lautry of at Joe's hotel, 9. 14378, o1 raile nd cro ng, 18(h sire.t. «. BOURKE, 00.24* lwu SALECHEA -—Hcuse JOR SAY E—A hovso and lo* lacant y loea: ted 07 south 12th stroct, 4.4 ~ (w0 good Y cork horses Tranite 4 & 1 isher's, o33 OR SALE—Hou e and c:rr bargain__ MOCAGUE, op o NOR SA E—Vey chean, « w:l-pyi g cese tanran: on Farnham s rest O a0 s Ve roid Iy Se t mbe ist. inqairs at th s office. 70-22* NOR SALE-A vair of horsss, tans 8 and cgy, cho.p. Inquire st Red .arc, 1 th ba- " (noar Grdm $10ca h and €10 each month in ¢ -eat § per cent VEXLIER L. TH MAs& BKO. ot B —— Grecery and erockery busine Audr.gs * Osco- 454 [ToR AL with or without builoing, ola,” Neb., box 49, I0OR SALE CHEAP~A new eatner top phao- toi aud & now delivery or exp ess wazon. Chas. anrbacn’s shop on Fiftee. tl;hnun‘l L House b roor d corner lot 18% square $1:00. McLague, opposite 1ou w7t e 101 and yood houve ono milo_north of Barracks Inguire on premisus or Geo. H Peterson, No 80., 10t street, 7-im* C, BUII!M__ OUSE and lot f¢ No 926 Mu strect, near Cumi g, Inquire C/gar store, Gorner 10th and Jackson ktrect, T8 aLs W 10y Dargain L0~ cated at north-cas corner of 17sh stroet, aud Capitol ave. Must bo woved on or before August 7th proximo, BLMI S 770-41 Agent, 16th and Donglas. l UTEL FOR SALE. ‘he Arlington House First class; all furnished The only hotel i town, T cheapost proporty In tho state. Tins ail the traveling m-n, Wil be vold chcap o terwn to suit, Enquire of E. Fuile, proprietor, Arlington, Washington county, Neb, X JF1O% SALE-07 will excha o tor Omas pto. perty, an improved fec @ of land_ adjoin= M. DUNHAM, 1418 730 ot 1ug & station on U, P. R, R. Farnham 8t,, Omaha. PRCE ok T ¥08-t1 EITABROOE & COE, NOK BALE—1ns POPULAR HOTEL, known b 88 thc BOYS' HOME. This house is ce 1= trally located, has sou b and east front, and ls surronnded w th fine shade troos; cont na thirty 8 ecping rooms, bas ico house. faundry, sempla room, &. Ha¢y world w.do roputation an bettor patronage than many houscs of twice its capacity, Prive 8, o particulsrs ade dress, A. A, BAWDEY, Red Cloud, Neb, 564-t1 BELL & AMES, REAL ESTATE & LOAN BROKERS 1506 Farnam Street. 107t SALE—-Small house and lot, part ocash, Bargain, ~Good 6 room house, moathly p y- 20 [ n [70® BALE—Pwo very decirablc busincas Tots VAR RaT propeity on stre tear line, lot 145x610, frui: and shade trecs, good house Tiwe given. 2 )—Wy man and wite, furnishe | room o furnished suite for light housckeepinz, Addross “u,” Bee offi o, 1 Wan}:u—ny man and w fe two unfurni-h e rooms, with or withut board. Private 107-1g family preferred address “X” Bee office K SALE—Acre lot in desirabl. lceation— chenp. JI°R BALE=0 eof s urat pioces ot city in Ouana, on streetea-lin . H Fooma fru t and sh d - trees, 600 feot front by 1.0 feet hic. Terms’ roan.n F 2 SALE—Seven Iof in Re gon’+ addition. Willtrade {1 usiness or ou s de proj el FORS J—Tno bist 4 scro lct L thi city. Easy torma, FOW HERT -AOUGS JURNISHED room f.r r street., JOR KENT-—Good second-hand pano at £1,00 ! per mouth. Inquire at 210 south 16th St. 118-23% K 8 LE—Valuab e rosidence property, suit- ablo Lo cnt up, with Ousr. frult an’ thade tices, on St Mary’s uvenue, Tine payments. Fon SALE—Four acres, house, barn, well cle- tern, fruit and shade trecs, [ eautifully loca: te in wo't Omsha, Terws to suit pur hns r. OR RENT—Small furni hed roow; »lko one large front :oom suita le fortwo gentl men, 8. E. corner 14th and Chicago. 1124 OR KENT—One or two large, pleasant front chamber rooms, fu nished (r unfs nished, Cinglvor in auit, without board, to gontleman ava wife, 2115 Calffornia street, bet. 218t and 224, bt ® WO furnish. d rooms to rent for gentleman at M. r, Farso: age, corn.r 15th and California rtreets, Gas furnished. 110 21 r light h use- OB RENT—Furnithed roon 2219 California [N kecping. 816 a month. t. street OR RENT—Nicely furnis ed 1> m, 812 N. 17thwcre t, bt Burtand Cuming. 86-26% OB BENT | n goot lowsson, hosoof wix i roomx on stre t car I no Inquire [14 north 181 © rect, betwe:n Nichols avd Paul street. T4-6* NOK RENI—Ncarly Nes House, 5 oom . 1012 " Pacic, noar L nich copot. C. P. Birkett, 115 Mason i rect. 66-t1 7OR RENT Largo rovm with board; day boar | give 1808 Califor ia_strect 18t JOR REN —Nua coitage of T Ehauire N. con. Lot “na ¢ hici five rooms, 0 Sts. tf OR KE\T—Furnished room. [ qu re at the Drug store, cor. 1uth and D ug as, -t OR RENI.—Cottage on Pleasant street, 2nd door f on aven adtl h Chicago J. Roddis at ] new ho +ix rooms e Inqu re of 5th and Cho tuut streets. NOR KE jor re. t, 817 south Th B ecuth b, a5tt W. 0, WRIGHT, NOR RENT- Brick store, 26x50 and 8 rooms [ abover o va.in between €th and 7th. The' location irable for Drug, Butcher, Hot], (¢ quire at M.. ofvs 12th and Farrhau, 22 70K RENT—Tx0 roows ssuitable fortwo or four g ntlemen, at 8. W. corner 18th and Culifornia streei. 078 tf -l-o RENT—Rooms furnished and unfurnish d, 8. W, corner of 5t nd Howard St Roous | g are new and command fine view of the river, bridge, «ifferent railroads aud Council Blufs. 969 (t /R REN —Four room_cottage, large los B otk 17im, 0. L Welacans, 1605 Far- nam street, Qup-tf Nl ed trout soom, CJI 6074 N N)wh'.. ouso it §26 00 per an.um, cach | ¥ 10r @ term of ) cars, At oge Grove Piai " adj-ining Hanscom Purk on the we-t tyve minutes walk fromw 8 reet cars Mo ey can bo obiainod: to-build with, by persous lcasivg hese 1018 at regular rates. e KUATTTAMES P, MOR 10K, On premisss. o fiz 1615 e 1am Stres OR RENT—A ploasaut furnihed 1o m onecr twu geotlemen, Inqure at Caltornia t cor 95011 OR RENT-—Hou e of 6 rocms, new y plas vered pined, §1500 per month North of 16th street bridge on 15.h street, Con- veuieut to shops Apply corner 12th a1d How ard stzoet, Newspaper Union BT U INE HOUSES FOR KENT—small and larce two to twelve roos 8 each; one or two new ones with all modorn conveuiences. One of 12 roouws, nitable or boardioi and room rentiag, 17th and Dougles sts. EMIS, Ageut, e e 16th and_Douvlas Sta. JAOR KE T—A ploass t furnishedre oom on tha first floor, 0ne block from strob car, at 2408 Harney streef. 916-i OR KENT—Brick store. Irquire at Drug Store, corner 10th and Douglas sts, 620~ SOR RENI.—1wo new eloguut houses. 1n- ‘s Clothing store, near (I l?«y::-l Poterson’s ing hens U P — R & N T—Two new dwellings ana two other dwelll go in desirable ioc ity, by Mcsoon e e 0. 1614 Douglas street B17-t1 i *OR BALE 1X BEAUTIFUL LOTS —60x160 foot each in § Hanscons lace on stroet car line. Best lots whole addition on very easy terme and ata grost bargain. Buuis’ agent, 16th and Douglas roets 10-80 wu‘ru»—no good salos e A TE/—A good and «xp rien ed bread and cal vr. Sober habits; yood wages, City i%a ory, Kearney, Apply to B. L Waliao B For reter oo Omaha. ANTED—A young man t) take messure \v for custom shits, on the road. Omaha Shirt Factory, No, 1207 Faruhan 8t. 1172 ANTEDA girl to do general housework in aall fa Lily. ner Dodge. 120214 to R Bingham & 80| 108 47 TPLENDID PFOTERTY FOR SALE—AL & Banaai, one larce brick house, and one o trame house, with full 1ot 00 Cass near 151k stroat, Fioe chinoe for wvestment, rent for §10 per month, Call for full pmumnfl."’ Agent, 16th and Doulas ste. 60081 i | eetic n.ents, st a compensation of from two se, barn, fruit snd | & ade troe-, graj ce and a hal. niles frim court house, le propurty on easy orms, OR SALE—Five room cottage In very desirae ble Lcatiou, ‘Lerms to suit purchaser. OR RENT—Head of St. Mary's ayenuo—new hous , 7 rooms. ~ MISCELLANIUUS, will buy the furni'ure cf the best $2.500 payl ¢ htsl in I.wa, Kent reas- A - onal ddrees Dolph Macgregor, Bee offc?, Omaa, Neb. 10618 e "—Fri- ay, August 18th, Sovrel ponv,white t on hip, ears elignly cut, rront feet . A da brale a d s.ddle X of Creighton C 1l ge. Finde ally rewa d d by returning to C. ~evo to n b_trect {PECIAT, AGENTS for Nebrasks. Kanas and ¥ Missouri to reprosent the iNDUSTRIAL LTFE ASSOCIATION of indimsapolls, Indiava, wi ch has stood the test of tim , pwvs all losses in full; strougly ind-rsed by the st iusura oo authori ies; thorougily establi-hed easily worked, and is not on the co-operative or old line plan, Liberal coutracts made with ener d to throe thousand dol INDU TR AL LIF] A it Market street, Indlanayolis, Ind, Tuly2s-1mo. LOSING OUT SALE OF BICYCLES— thovsa No.70 1000, red 1 ento 8 0, res 1700, rducd to 600, 00, roduced to 18 00! co 2 00, riduced to 21 0, rice 8500, re u ed fo 600 and Rubber Tycrs; 0One 36 e, %2500, ¥ ducon 10 $20 00, One 42 fnch, Pric 8) 00, redac-d 10 30 00, X ia, Pope Martf One 46 inc Oue 52 B ol 5pok s couced to 860, 85, reduced to § One 46 inch, halt vickle, Price $95, reduced to 50, One Exprass wagon, price $100 00, reduced to 00, Tlain, Fr ce €6 inch, half b ight, 4 il The abeye bicycles aronew. As 1 will ol 6o husiness, the above induce: ents ureofered. N, At L D. 8siom n, Omuhs, Neb, EDWARD KUEHL MAGIETER OF PALMYSTERY AND ;CONDI TAONALIST, 498 Tenth Rireet, botwecn Faruazs Harnoy, Will, with tho ald of guardiap . ouiain for any one A glauce st the paat atd presant, cert 10 fa 100% and Shoee miade to irder. Peitas POWDER - Absolutely Pure. Thys powder never varies, A marvel of purity, - strength and wholesomeness, ore économical than the ordinary kinds, and eannot be sold in competition with the maultitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans, Rovar Bakixe Pownes Co, 106 Wall 8t., New York, Y i