Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 30, 1882, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE-~OMAHA, WEDNESDAY , AUGUST 30, 1388 e The Daily Bee. T OMAHA, Wednee iny Morning, Aug. 30. Wenther Meport. (1'he following observation: are taken at the same mument of time at all the stations mnamed.) Waer Deeartuext, U, 8. Sioxav Sen- } vioR, OMAHA, Ang. 29, 1882, (1:45p. m. River 6 foe: 10 (nches above low water mar .t Omahs, 3 foot 11 inche st Yankton; Mississippi, ¢ feot 0 11 chos at Lia Grosso, and b foot 4 inches a Dabaque, LOOCAL BREVITIES. —The Paxton will open before the state fair begins, —~Oapt Marsh has just received two new close cars for the Saunders street live, —Mr, Geo., Canfieid will to-day forward eighteen teams to Camp Onntield to prose- cute the railrond work in that vicivity, —Day and evening sessions opens Sep- tembec 4th. Send for citculars, Address ‘Wyman Commercial College, Omaha, tf —The C., B, & Q. has just turned ont three elegant $:0,000 Pullman conches named Lincoln, Hastings and Platts- mouth, —Messrs. 4. C. Moodie and William Coburn returned yesterday from and ex. tended trip to Leadville and surrounding country, —The state fair foraging department has beea Iet to Poland & Gwyer, and the privilege of the speed score cards to W, O, Lee, of Detroit, —The office of the secretary of the state board of agricaiture, in the new Paxton hotel, will bs opened on Thursday, in «charge of . H, Wheeler, Jr. —The sale of seats for the Hanlon Brothers’ eugagement in Lo Voyage en Suisse” will begin this morning at Boyd's Opera #ouse, —There will be a spscial meeting of Omaha Tesmsters at Tivoli hall Wednes- day evening, August 80:h, By order of T. J. Quick, secretury. ~~The druit.of the labor of the chnin gang was reen yesterday on Farnam street a fow loads of broken rock having greatly improved that thoroughfare, —R., T, Glenn, the jolly fat man is pre- paring to open a first class place on the mortuwesi comer of 12 h ani Harney, Bob is a equare wan if ever there was one, —A night blooming cereus with a single flower is something rure. But at six last evening two blossoms unfolded their petals until they measured from tip to tip eight and cpe-half inches, This remarkable event took place Monday at Mra, Capt. Rustin’s. ~The Eaneet Workers of the Christian church will give oneof their delightful semi-monthly lawn eocisbles at the resi- dence of Mr, O. F, Stephens on Furest avenwe mear .8t Mary's to-day evening. Refreshments will be served and a peneral good time ia expected. All are cordially wvited. —The proceedings begun in the olice ©ourt against the Browus, who run a soap factory on Haru oy street, which the neigh- bors complained against as & nuisance, have bien continued to September 6th, but the action ot the city council last night will doubtless do away with the whole businesa, —Within the past two woeks two sub- stantial buildivgs have been erected on the atate fuir grounds, the best that have over been pu. up yet, one being the fino art hall, east of the wain hall, and the other a8 possible, and the Union Paclfics expect to wear them in their game with the St. Tonis Browns on the ‘1.(h of September. ~Mr. ¥. Stnurt, of Wahoo, who bae| A Protracted and Inharmenious confidence in the Wohoo base hsll club, and cash to an unlimited extent, is in the citr, and proposss 10 put the latter up on his home nine, if he can find takers, With §2,000 in currency avd 3000 in drafts, Mr. Stuart yesterday bluffed everybidyon & gamo between the Lea ivilels and the Watoos. He means business, and will stake any amount on a victory for Wahoo, 1t the two elubs should play a motch game. st, Joseph and Return. From September 4ch to September Oth I #ill sell tickets to St. Joseph at £4.65 the round trip, including edmis- s10n to the exposition grounds, A. F. Boroex, Agt. K. C, 8. J. & C B, 28m&e-tf No. 1020 Farnam St A CONFIDENUE GAME. Arrest of & Supposed Member of the Gang—A Woman Held as a t ‘Witness, Officer Burk Monday arrestedaman supposed to belong to the confidence gang which has so long infested the city. The fellow was arrested on Dodge street, between 9ih and 10th, at a low dive, and claimed that he had been robbed of his coat and fifty dol- lars. Oa tho other hand a woman at the samo place claimed that ho had tried to pass a fifty dollar counterfeit bill on her, which she was too smart to take. The man was taken to the city juil, and on being searched by deputy marshal McOlure, a draft for $400in favor of Frank M. Smith, drawn at Marshalltown, Towa, was found on his person, The drawer and payee of the draft were one and the same person and there is little doubt but the paper had been used and was designed fer further use 1n swindling some unsophisticated parties. . The woman was arrested and lodged in jail, to be held as a witness. Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney, Bladder, and Urinary Dis- oases. Druggists, $L. SLAVEN’S YOSEMITE COLOGNE Made from the wild flowers of th rar raMep YOSEMITE VALLEY, it is the most fragrant ot perfumes, Manufactured by H. B. Slaven, Sin Francisco, For sale in Omaha by W. J. Whtehouse and Kennaro Bros., A S0 g AN OLD STORY. ‘Which is Not 80 “Visionary” as it May Seem. The most visionary of all schemes is reported by a Boston paper, which says that several promineut railroad men, who areinterested in both roads, are disposed to look favorably upon a plan for the solution of the Colorado pool difficulties. This is & consolida- tion of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy with the Oentral Pacific. Un- der such a plan the Chicago, Burling- ton & Quincy could atop where they now are in Colorado, and only be obliged to build through to the Cen- tral Pacific. Thbe Union Pacific would be completely left out in the cold, as far as San Francitco business is con- cerned, The completion of ther Oregon short iine, however, might help them somewhat in the northwest. Then the Atchison is already provided for, owing to the kind intervention of Messrs. Gould and Huatington for months since, when they secured the common inter- est in the St. Louis and Sun Fran. cisco. The only parties, then who would stand in the way of the old Pacific syndicate, who have held such a ntrong monopoly for 0 many years past, are Mr, Villard and the North- urn Pucific people. Considering tho above points, aud bearing in mind the fact that but little water haw ay yot been infused into Central Pacific, and being power hall, whichis 30 feet wide and 200 feet long, The ish aquarium will be placed in position next week, ~—Who were they? That is the question Mr, Editor, you asked yesterday, 1 have not seen them, but belicve they might be of the lot cranks, lunstics and dervishe:, ‘who annoy several nights of every week the meighborhood of Mrs, Jones, for many blocks all around, Cheese 'em, South Omaha that its intrinsio worth is very great, sach a consolidation as the one sug- geated with the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, appears not only reasonable but perfectly practicable. The con- solidation of these two large corpora- tions would make the strongest and most powerful railroad monopoly in ths country, virtually controlling all the railroad traffic l{om Ban Fran- cisco to Chicago.~ [Chicsgo Times, A e For Rent or Sale.—A good houseof ~There was a terrible runaway of a four mule team belonging to McCoy Monday worning in South Omaba. The team storted up on Walnut street and dashed off north, The driver could not manage them and was thrown from his wsat under the mulvs, the reins being twisted around his hands, He was drag- ged & Vit and the mules stepped on him, Dr, Darrow attended the injured nun, whose hurts are not serious. ~Lost—On road to Fort Omaha, Mon. day, August 28th, one bunch of ten keys, only valuable to owner, Finder pleass re- turn to Lucien Stephens, gemeral freight office, U, P, headquarters, ~Ove man paid & fine yesterdsy for disturbance of the peace; two were com- mitted in default uf §10 and costs each and one individual charged with stealing 15 cents from & small boy bad bis case con- tinued. ~—The lumber for the new Baunders streot bridge is all on the ground ands strong force of men b work on the struc- tare. Itis expected to complete it by Saturday next, ~1In the police court yesterday the man who was arre ted Monday with the $460 check was seut up for ten days as wagraut, While the hearing was in pro- greus belore Judge Beneke, o colored man came in and claimed the vest he wore, an( 6 was surrendered without & murmur, The prisoner claimed to be foromau of the Ccuncil Blaffa waterwo ks, ~—Maunsger Sells, of the Union Pacifi: Base Ball ¢l b, has just concluded arravge- wments with Mesars, A. G, Bpalding & Bro, of Chicago, for the manufacture of uew uniforms for his men. They will be of wtrong whi e material with scarlet trim. mings and scarlet capsand stockings, and encased in these n bby suits the boys will pussent » splendid appearance. Their wompletion will be rushed through s fast siX rooms, in goud repair, and lot, 30 x220, on Fifteenth street, north of bridge, Rent, 816,00 per month, Will sell for $800 00, small cash payment, and balance on monthly instaliments, Inquire at Newspaper Union, 12th and Howard, iy aug-4t-mo Notios The ‘‘Hawthorn Centennial Ex oelsior Roof Paint,” was patented May 24th, 1881, and etters patent num- ber 241, 803. Any person found or known to tamper with the manu. facture of said paint will be &uninh 0 per- ed to the full extent of law. son has any authority whatover to sell receipta, Hawrnory & Bro, Lancaster, fil. T — Real Estate Transfers, The following deeds wero filed for record in the county olerk’s office to- day. Reported for Tue Bk by Bell & Ames, real estato dealers: Chas. R Redick to Chas. D. Wool. worth, w. d., w 50 feet of & 150 feet of lot 16, tlett's add. —§500. DJnti. 134\'1. to W, J, Stedman, W 15 ofne g se H i Rk ll‘ 308. 20; township 16, N, W, J. d wife to N. Hayden, W, ni_.l.)olot 14, block X, Shinn's 3d add. Juo. L Redick and wife to Wm Mack, w. d., lots 10 and 11, block b R dick’s add.—§2 000, Feorge Wilber and wife to M, J, Rosenberg, w. d., out lots 271 and 273, Florence, —§600, #4The Dismond Dyes for family use have no equals.” All popular colors easily dyed, fast and beautiful, Ten cents & package. Wawren.~A good second-hand bicycle. Qity, Neb 16-8¢ THE CITY'S SIRES. So:sion of the Council. The City Marshal Gets Another ‘I'wenty-Four Hours Respite. A Tremendous Lot of Rontine Busi noss Transacted. ' At the regular meeting of the city council last evening there wore pres- ent, Messrs, Baker, Behm, Corby held personally responsible for hws beat io this matter. Adopted. Ry McGuckin: To shut up the soep factory on Harney street, No. 1015, a4 n nusance, Adopted. By Kaufman that the council sit as & board of eqaalization from Sapt. 6th to Sept. Oth wclusive. Adopted. Several sidewalk resolutions were introduced, including one to lay side- walk on south side of court house grounds, The latter was adopted aad the reat referred, By Leeder: To put tha sidewalk at Tenth and Hickory streets in safe con- dition. Adopted. Mr. O'Keefe moved to suspend the rules and take up the report of the committee of the whole, A lengthy wrangle arose as to the legality of taking up th report of the committee at this meeting, Mr. Baker Dellone, Dunham, Herman, Kauf- matin, Leeder, McGuekin, O'Keefe and Thrane, The journal of the preceding meet- ings, regular and spevial, was read and approved. PETITIONS AND COMMUSICATIONS, From the mayor: Approvingcertain ordinances, Filed, Fruin the mayor: Appointing Wm Roach special policeman on South I'nirteenth street, Approved. From the mayor: Recommending that the electric power and lignt com- pany be granted their petition under vcrtain restrictions, Referred. From the mayor: Asking for in- structions us to his right to exccute certain deeds to the Omaha & South- western railway company. Referred. The contract and bondof the Omaha Teibune Priniug cowpauy was re- ferred to the judiciary commiltee. claiming that a special meeting must be held for the purpose. The point was argued at length, and closed by Oouncilman O'Keefe asserting that the best parliamentarians were the great- ©eat rogues in the world, referring prob- ably to Messrs. Dunham and Baker. Hon. Charles Ogden, acting city opinion in the matter, and held that the council might legally proceed with the heariug of the report. Mr. O'Keefo withdrew lis motion and moved that when the Couneil ad- journ it adjourn to meot at 7:30 p, . to-morrow, to proceed with the investiwgation of the charges againat tha city marshal, and, pending action, again moved to suspund the rules to receive tho report of the committee of attorney, was called upon to give his | cess. shrewd Englishmen have worked at it until it goes like clockwork They work together with the famous pre- cision ot the Ravel family. Every- body mus: eee the Hanlous, and those who do not tak( their chilaren will go again to please the youngsters, who have not had entertainment like this since Santa Claus took the original Humpty Dumpty and went to amuse another world. Their is in and upon a rail vay omnibus, Over goes the omnibus, and the dramatis personae are dumped upon the stage. Then the beer, the trunks, the tables, the ian supply ma- terials for pautomimic and gymnastic tricks. The sleeping car inact second has, of course, a farce or comedy in every comparsment. Une Hanlon falls off and is whizzed down the track. Another is chased over the roof by » en-d’arme. Dwindledown and his Juliet are not left alone a moment. Under vraious disguwes, the whole troop intrude upon them, and make hopeymoon a_hideous mockery. 8o, with one laugh after another, and one comicality growing out of another, the cartain falls upon a thoroughly amused audience, and an uLquestionable suc That the Hanlons are cleaver goes without saying; but they have ulso a very clever company. We shall go to seo Ls Voyage en Suisse during its run; for it is impossible to catch all the drolleries at a single night. 1f we are not greatly mistaken, the public will follow our example. ANGELL'S ANX(OUS SEAT. the wholo, which motion was adopted The committee reported that they had taken the testimony in the case, and submitted it herewith tu the Council, From the wmsyor and city clerk: Stating tha* certain coupons had been cut off and burned. From the city clerk: Stating that Oaptain W, W. Marsh had beeu fur- nished with a copy of ordinance No. 526, Filed, From the city treasurcr: 1In regard to the cancellation of taxes against W H. Stratton for double assessment. Referred. From the vity treasurer: In regard to the taxes avainst property already taxed by the state board of education. Referred, From the city treasurer in regard to sidewalk tax against Peter Kitka. Cancelled by the council; oity cierk instructed. From the city treasurer in regard to the pereonal tax of J. G. Carpenter. Referred, From the city physician calling at- tention to the nuwance on the north- west corner of Kourteenth and Cali- fornia streets. Referred. The chiof engineer of the fire de- partmeut was granted leave of absence from the city. The appucation and bond of M. C. Meauey, tor license as drain lager, was ayproved. From Frank Murpby and other:, protesting agaiust the manner in which the curbing and guttering on Dodge street, between Seventeenth aud Twentieth, was done and against pay- ment therefor. Referred, The city engineer’s report of side- walks not built was referred. The city engineer's acceptance of sidewalks was referred, The petition of John Bamford, proteating_against tho appropriati of part of lot 1, block 7, MeU. rwick’s addition, for opening of Sheridan street, was referred. The communication of J. 8. Wright in regard to offset of certain claims against taxes due from him was re- ferred. From the rector 6t Brownell Hall, and others, asking that 1Gth street be brought to grade. Referred. From the expressmen snd livery stablo men, asking for amendment of the ordinauce concerning special license to Council Bluffs, Feomont and other_oities, governing state fair license, Tabled. om C H, Hammond and John Cave, regulating reghts of foreign horse traders, Referred, From Hans Burk, claiming $2,423,10 damages from groposed ex. teneion of Thirteenth strest, aud of- fered to deed property to city for that amount, Relerred, From Henry Riiter and others, asking for the location of a bay mar. ket on I'wenty-hrat between Burs and Cumiog streets. Referred, From Fred Wesmon, cffering to fur- nish the cicy with 1,000 ya s of carch for Leavenworth street. Referred. Frow J. 8 Gibson, asking permis sion to use earth from Piessant street 1o fill up ground around bouse, Re- ferred, From E. Tools and others, asking permission to uso earth from Fair. view atreet to fill up ponds on St. Mary's avenue. Granted, From John A, Hornach, asking por- mission to remove stable and build a new one of frame in fice limits, Re- ferred, A number of bills were presented and referred. BESOLUTIONS, By Hermau: To allow James Ewing g; tg-lndd;r his lél"-‘“ of busiaess to auficld house undur existing liconee, Referred, e By Baker: To make approaches to Saunders street passable with dirt from Center street. Adopted, By Behm: To let the eity printing from date to July lst, 1883, to Bre Publishing company, at rates named in their bid. The city elerk was in- structed to advertise for bids for one week for oity priuting for the period named, By Corby: To replace crosswa'ks on Sixteonth street as fast as the curbing and guttering is cou pleted, Adopted. By Thrave: Requiring owners of property on alley, west side of Tenth street and south side of the alley; also property on north side of alley, west side Tenth street, between Farnam and Harney, to connect with sewers. Adopted. J By MoGuckin: To compel the Ewmmett house to connect with sewer, or ahate the nuisance, Adopted. By McGuckin: To compel owner of lot 21, south side of Twelfth, be tween Farnam and Douglas, to connect with sewer, Adopted, By Thrane: To forthwith take ux the bridges on Ninth and Eleyent! fir'st. and place the lumber on city dopted. box X, OCentral | ment of Mr. O'Keefe moved to hear the arguments of counsel and Mr. Dun. ham moved that the testimony be first read, Mr. O'Koefn stated that the testi- mony was not u¢ hand and _iusisted that the inveatigation proceed. Mr, Dunham moved that all fur- ther consideration of this mattor be postponed until 7:30 p. m. Saturday. In the absence of the regular city attorney where he was most needed Mr. Kaufman suggested that his salary be fixed at $1 per year. Mr. 0'Keefe moved to proceed to hear the argurients of the attorneys. The motion to postpone further pro ceedings until Saturday night being lost. Mr. Kaufman moved torecommi tthe report of the committee. The chair deeided the motion carried and Mr 0'Keefe appealed. REPURT OF COMMITTEES, On jndiciary: Adverse to raising pay of city turikey. Adopted, On same: Recommendations can: cellation of taxes agniust the Sisters of Poor Claire. Adopted, Un Claims: Reporting on_certain bills incurred by the board of health favorably, Adopted. O 4 Sereets ana Grades: TFavorable to changs of curb line ou Thirteenth betweon Douglas and Farnam, Adept ed. Oa Same: Recommending the ronmndivg off of D dve street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth, as requested. Adopted. Oa Waterworks and Sewerage: Recommending construction of = catch basin on Thirteenth and Jackson. Adopted, ORDINANCES, An ordinance providing for the bringing of Sixteenth street between Farnam and Howard to established grade was intreduced and referred. An ordinance to bring Thirteenth street, between Douglas and Dodge, to established grade, was read twice and referred. An ordinance to bring toestablished orado certain parts of Harney strect and St, Marg’s avenue, was read twice and referred, An ordinance providing for the paving of that part of Douglas street lying in paving district No. 11, was introduced and passed under suspen- sion of the rules, An ordinance to bring that part of T'enth strect, between Donglas and Faroam, to established grade, was passed, A special ordinatco levying a spe- cial tax for the construction aud repair of sidewalks was passed, A special ordinance appropriating money for the psymout of sidewalks constructed wus pas An ordinance smending the ordi- nanco establishing paving districts was paseed. Mr. O’'Keefe moved that when the council adjourn it adjonrn to 2 p, m. to-day, to take up the chargés against tho marshal and dispose of them. Carried. Oa motion the courcil adjourntd, - e METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA. HA, NEB, Tables supplied with the best the warket uitords. The traveling public cleim they get better accommodations and more general satisfaction here than at any other house w Ocwaha, Rate, $2 per day, aug2lifme + LE VOYAGE EN SUISSE. The Hanlon brothers are the Next Attiaction. The world-rencwned Hanlon brothere—George, Frederick, Williaw, Edward snd Alfred —supported by an,admirable company, will play at Boyd's opera houss next Friday even- ing and on next Saturday afternoon and evening, The Hanlon brothers are old favor- ites in this county, As a family of gymnasts, they have never been rivalled. Standing on each other’s heads, a humau pyramid, or flying aoross the theatre from one aerial trapeze to snother, or flivging the younger brother from hand to hand as if 'iu were as buoyant as & bird, the impression which the Haulons left upon you was that of perfect se ourity achieved by perfect skill, ood fellows they were, all of them, as well as good gymnasts, and when we fcllowed them to Loundon we found them as great favorites at the Alham- bra as they have been here. While at Niblo's they saw what the Ravels could do, and what a hold those great tomimicwrtists had upon the public. gave them the germ of their en- tertaiument, which is the Ravel pan- tomime grafted upon the French ! vaudeville. Talented Frenchmen and Continuativn ot the City Mmarshai's Investigation, The investigation into the charges preferred against Marshal Angell and his deputy, McClure, was resumed Monday in the city council chamber. There were present the following coun- cilmen: Baker, Behm, Corby, Dellone, Danham, Herman, Kaufmann, Leed er, McGuckin and O'Keefe. It will be remembered that the ocouncil postponed on Saturday even- ing last the further hearing of testi- mony on account of the illness of Col. Smythe, and Monday when the Colonel put in an appearance he was greeted with numerous kind inquiries a3 to his restoration to health, & Mr. John G. Nugent was duly sworn aud testfied that, while he had been proprietor of the St. Elmo aud Academy of Music ho had never haa womei jerking beer in either place nor had he employed females to solicit the sale of cigara, beer oto. Nuither had he kept auy prostitutes in said places of amusement, Marshal Angell testified that hehad never seeu girls employed in jerking beer or cauvassivg for the sale of it eiher in the St. Eimo theatre or the Academy of Music. He denied that M= Leoder had ever spoken to him wbout saloons being open after 12 o'clock, The only thing Mr. Leeder had spoken to him about was a_water closet on 16th street, which matter was referred to commttee on police, He admiited several houses had beeu reported to him by various officers, but he had always told them to_file & complaint themselves against the pro- prictor, He considered it was as much their duty to do this when he so wstructed them as it was his. He had seen sowme ladies in ‘both tho St Eimo and Academy of Music, but did not know whether they were prosti- tutes or not. Judge Beneke tesufied that on the 25th ot May or there- abouts a lot o1 prostitutes were back- ward in the payment of their fines, and he had the marshal arrest be. tween eight or nine girls; several pad their fines, several got bail, buc Leus Lot cowd mnot do so. She was unable to find money or bail, bat of- fered two gentlemen’s rirgs and he told McClure to keep them us security for her reeppearance in the moruing, She never tucned up sgain and at o | | | | to be made the rings were turned over to the coure. Kuke camo to him about this time and #aid he thoughs he (Benwke) hud vwo rings whien belouged to him aud us be gave an uccurate do seription of them the rings were haud- cd over t Kirke ou lus paying 6 00, tho flue, and siguing & recerpr, He also aumitted that on several occasions McClure had with his authority re- cewved emall sums of mouey from pros- titutes for dues, &c,, which had been reported by McClure in the morniug O-her testimony was given by Oflicer Kd. Gorman aud Mr. Sam Shears, but nothing particularyy fresh was elicited, The couucl ou moton of Mr. Behm whole rise aud report on these pro- ceedings ut the regular meeting yester- day. How often person: have been annoyed by burrs ciinging w thew dres oe clowi g, and how reldom have they, wheu cleaniug given it a4 thougbt that Burdock in the wose valuable Liood cleanser wnd puritier known, ani is sold by every diuggist o, der the none ot Burdoci Blood 100 YUN FUR OMAHA. ‘Woman Suffrage on the Qui Vive, At the business meeting of che Omaha Woman Suffrage eocicty, Mon- day evening, commitiess were ap pointed to secure places of entertain- ment for the delegates to the Ameri- can woman suffrage convention, which meets in Omalia on September 12 and 13. Many of our most prominent people have siguitied their pleasure by inviting there noted men and women into their homes as guests, But of course there will be a large number, and it is hoped all friends of the cause will show their warmeet hospitalivy by throwing open their homes on this most pleasant occasion An one wishing to entertain delegates will confer a great favor and save much labor to the scciety by dropping & tal to Rev. W. E Copeland, Chicago street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. Many voted men aud women will be present, among which are Henry B Blackwell and Lucy Stone. Woman's Journal, Boston, Dr, Mary F' Thomas Helen Uongar, Mary E. Haggart, In- diana, Matilda Hindman and Rachel T, Foster, Pennsylvania; Margaret A. Cawpbell, Miss and Mrs. Rebecca F. Hazard and Bremin Morrison, of St. Louis, and very many others whose names will ar shortly. Tht&p&pruhumh h’u been se- end of the month wheu the report had |, moved that the committee of the|7 cured and no doubt will be crowded. Hon. B W, Cowell is president o tie American aseooiation, aud No- braeka may feel proud that she has been so honored. It is hoped these delegates will be most favorably im- pressed and will epread broadeast the fame of our fair state. Buckiin's Aruica Balve, The Best SaLye in the world for Cute Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, talt Rheum, Fe vor Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chi blains, Corns, and all skin ermptions, an positively cures iles. It is guaranteed t ive satisfactfon or money retunded 'rice, 25 cents per box. For wala by .0 ¥ Goodman SPECIAL MOTICES, AOR REONT—Nieoly furnishod rooywith bose TG f60k Doswestre t: L 1r0 ot JOR RENT- I s at S, £ cor.0t. and P ciftetroct. 174301 ch. RENT<Pesidence N, W. or. Cnlifornia streeis. App'y 8. V. o wnd Webster. Lt e liie 20th ard Caea, " heing el om0 ainted T.Taglor 14tha . Dovg'ss 7 rrom Tnguiro of € AUK ( [1tD room f r reuiat 1617 Chicago }f street, 116-f JOR RENT—Smal' furn Jarge front ‘oom suita le OF Lwo gentl men, 8. E. corner 14th and Ohicag. 124 OB RENT Large ron wih boacd; 4 F board giver |m(h‘"r?“fi wtreot 1R b JOR REN'—Nea® cottge of five rooma lf Enquire N, ¥ cor, Istt nd 'hicaco Sts. o NOTICE—Adverusement To Loan, For, Sale ost, Found, Wants Boarding, &c., will bein serted In these columns once for TEN CENTH per Ilne; each subsequent Insertion, FIVECENTS per line. The Orst Inwertion uever lsss than TWENTY.FIVE CRNTR 1O LOAN—=MONR Y Montgom ONBY LU LUAN—UALL BE Liaw T Thomss Rosm R Orelahtan Rlock, ¢ TO LUAN-=AG & por centin 3350,000 Roroat 'in sumn,of 35,600 and upwards, f0F 8 to b years, on rvt-class city and farni property. Biuts Raan EATATA 2ad LOAN Aoxoy, 168h and Douelas Sia HELP WANTED. —Gcd ba bor at 18 south 15th Wogos 81500 por woek, 211814 ANTZD - Girl for general hou ework, 1024 MET] Douglas stroct 204-811 \\TANT‘PD——(MOJ itl for peneral bousewor: b 721 6,uth 17th strect. 216-501 for o term of yors, at ‘Orange Grove adj-ining Hansoen P rk on the woit, tive minutes walk from srect cars Mo ey can be obtained to build wth, by persons ldasing these lots at regular rate. JAMES F. MOR (0N, On promises, sMics 1515 Farnam Stroet IIIQQWN fur ronse at §5 00 per anuum, cach B0t TORLY Turnhedfront 10om. Ol 0071 & AN 1ith street. 001t OR RENT.—Cottayo 0 door f-om 8, Map's av Plussany stree recms, now y plas 1500 por month torcd . | North of 16th streetbridgo on 16 h streit, Con Veuiont to shops Apulv corner 12th ad How ed atreot, Nowepwer 7 1t NE HOUSE FOR KEN 0 to twelw roo. 8 006 OF_two new ones with all molern convenionces. Ono of 12 rooms, snitable br boarding and room recting, BEMIS, Azeot, 16th and Do las rla, TNOR RENT-Drick store. I quire a6 Drug Blore, conpor 10th and Douglas sts. __620-8 1t R+ NT-Two new dwellings ana two other TP s in destrasle ioe lity, by MoKoon No. 1514 Doaglas street. 7t hall AT IATRe 0N 8ALE \WANTE —Ayouny m n for cifie wors ana callacting * Address in own band-wr ting, A W." Bec off i WA good, stvt boy to fake careof ho se and ¢ wnnd work in store addre:s with reference, “*Merch ns,” Vahs postoflice. 0-.0 TWANLE—4 £ood woman co0x to o to Ft. Vuiha. G0d wages pald. APp y ) e onuce. 8 t1 ELP WANTED—Wanted lmu ediately a “ining ro.m girl of experience at 18! it aveune [ WAM‘ED Tcamster at 1618 Chicaro Street, 214-504 VVALTED=—womn to wash sad iren, Aty ot E nmett 2! ANTS & boy 1701 18 years 0id, to taie care of hovss,ec. Applytod.J. Dick- 4to and Dedge. 2191 IRL WAN ED at Omaha Steam Lenn 1y, 3's Apply 2 vt and Izard st 10534 y 7ANT D—1wo d uli i roumn giils at Flant er's Houa.. 221511 V7 ANTED—Boy b2 larm bekery and pa tiade, office. TANTED—T.iloress, pants and vest waber, “ELD 19130 Weepl WVART D=ws moato sil -ols. cmp oyment tog ol wen, - ali 10th str o Apply 1116 Farcham stvect, 10580 W hands ot Owaha shirt 1083 '\7\77:”1 D—One good p ts waker ond one Vestma x, 10 w0t Cheyeone, Weo. in- quire at . Helwan & o, 2820 WA D- A capa le g'rl for & neral houss. work, Bouthwess coruer st &3 strects ANTED—Girl for general hey: Joe son sreet. ANTED—A girl for general heusework. 50 d wigew giv n_ crthwest comer Hamilton and Pier strects, Shinn's additicn, 4 tf ED—A grcco v clerk, Mu-t havs ex- > g - busi No otter need 17549 WV ANTED-Margend wite b work on rma'l f mau 10 take care of tock at d W01 an 20 hovssw 5 khorn Stat « for tamily of theee. J. B. Silvis , eb, 167 80 VY ANTED-Manaud Inqu're a werl e NV ANTED-~Giriampstbe sood cook, wber, wod ironer 10 17.4 Davenyo ¢ St R fers co roquired 206 447 ANTED- At ihe Naticnal netelat § ean, VY “onet ust spe K ¢ ngli b -0l s porter, d Gernms + No. 1 f e Will'ya them 81680y o two No, pex month Lyirls 120t AJA Do —a good V and ke dadie Apply to B L Wal Neb© For refer nce Onsh W Good rag 8 g verna en' corrall. wd xp een ol bread its; o0 | wages Kear ANT D=1y s ardwilotac rooms with tminily pre crre hoy 1ot lees than 15 yes otovr phy ut Curricr's, lend= L1212 Favnam +t 221f A b irg photo r VY AN =100 men fer muirous woik, H Manweilir, 61ploymeit ogent, 11th \\/ ANT:D=Ten teasua. Wate $5.0 per duy. Y. Joaulro M. Vincast, ak¥loreucd Cul-of. 066-t1 Ay, Arply i CUt'ufr, ine wil s north of On 4/ 4 NTK!—At 8t Cher'es hote, two first ¥ Class diniug room irls, 963-t1 T ANTED—500 privy W ATIe 3 ol with, Sshitars Veait and th bost I uee. A, kvane & Co., i Dodie'stret, Omaba din'e rosiden 7ANED—Two or 1Lre¢ iyslomns , office. 4 wy uitable fo dress Ly, Porie 60941 Bee oft MICELLANEOLIS WANTS, VA ALT2 D~ By a zowlemn, rom oy fani'y, «ddiess, s.uting termy, P 1 SITUATIONS WANTED, N8 WANTED—Two girls to do gen- hontewo k in respeciable faniles, Ad- 706 15th &' d Woheter. 218 201 WV AYTED=— gl ymant b sore otige or o1 cwhe e, by & 80bi T, sieady man, Avply or addrese J. R thwell, No. 605 north 16th 8¢, FOR HENT-~HOUBES AND LAND. IOR RENT—Furnished rooms, 1717 Cass St., bot. 17.h and 18th. Also barn. 216 tl OR RENT—Caitige with three rooms In- quire 80 b & Faranauw stee 216-t 0 RE T—Two story and basewent bric ho'se, with f raa e bith 1o m, e c. War wOrks ¢ wiccted. Apply 10 J, J. Dickey or § thejton, w0t Small furulshed room, 1608 Far 204 WUR RENT: nam strect. & Bt NT—Furais! ed room in private family ©) gentonan with relerences. 1512 Dodge s.xeel, bet, J3th and ldth, 18011 B RENT—A pleasant furnishod room one ur twu gestlemen. lngnire as Salifornia i breet 960-1 OR RENT—Houses, of 6 rooms, Good loca: tion and conveniont to yireet cars. Inquire 1140 gortu 18th, between Nichols and Asul t' 24 WK BENT— ur Dodge strect. e meon T per month, Call for full perticulars, on 3 B - | Arlington, W o Winks and cews | e OR §LE—He If Interest g00d_ payirg barbor shojs centra Iy (ocated. A ply 218 3 15tk atreet, Joseph Fio elid. 180 24 work nules, Apply to Ca: Towa, atiy ney OR SaLE—1%0 ¢ o o extrala ye and good o ¢8. & Harg Clarin a, Pase ¢ unt A0ICE Colorado Shocp for 8.¢._Cal on o€ addr =8 F. O _GRAULLF, 1862 wit K-arvey, Neb, g of ; well T SALE—Hardwaro stoik, cont bardwaro, stoves Hinw re. irom - |5 e rtedand in go d_h pe, will invcice about $5,6(0. Termscarh. No trade wanted. Popu- Jation of town over tw : thoura d (20 ) on'y one oth £ teck of fhe kind In ¥ zood. For Jull pardculats address *L. F." Bee cHice. 187 OR SALE—Housc of two rooms on leased Tot, 8. F. cor. 9. and Jackion, +pply on mi- €8, 1781 (OR SAUF—Nearly new Seward Cooking ringe, first-class ccnditio , cheap, A”dreas "Ble off 18241 UTIFUL LOTS —6ux160 fect each in Hanscom Vlace on stroet cor line. Gest lota 15 whole addition on very easy tormsand atn roat bargain. BEM18' aent, 16th and Douglss sirocts ot - {PLENDID PFOPERTY FOR SALE—A: & BAnGAIN, cno_ larce brick housc, tnd ons large frame house, with full 1t 01 Casx neer 151k strort, Fine ch nee for nvestwent, rent £.1 §70 MIE Avent, 15th & d Dougl 600-t1 AP—-Dark brown hors , ssfe “t 81,050, 5,0, taAtd 058, Gr. ey and crockery thoue builung, Addroes * ofa,” Neb., hox 49 IO BALE GNEAY_A new, esch tovi aud & 0w aclivery or exp Call at Chas. barbacy's shop cn Fiftie th, near Farnam 83, R SALF—H us» b roon:s and cogner lot 132 | feet square $1:00. M cLague, opposi'o ¢ otfice. 97- UR BALE—A five wore 100 and zood house one mile north of Barrack- ~ Inquire on Peioion, No 80, 10th premises or Geo. H street, 4T TTYWO,story bl for sale at & barcuin, cated at north-as corner of 17sh stroot, and Capitol ave. Must be August 7th proximo, 770-4 woved on o before Bl Agent 15th arid Donglas, OTEL FOR SALK.—The Arlington House First c'ass; all furnished Th: only hotel nonpest property in tho state. 1l tho rraveling men. to suit, i MI13CELLANIOU CHE OST—Bctween 9th wed Pire Jand Marce stro w, a1 cuve Varda and tivkets to ““ars ke p lox Plense Leave at Bee otfice, 1) VU Dy the foim e 2 D500 pay’s 't i kent Avdriis Doph Ma.grgor, Ece offic 10 EDWARD KULHL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTLLY ANU CONDI TIONALIST, 498 Tonth Btrued, botwoen Farnam aud Hernoy, Will, with 6o ald of ovardian taln (or any onc & gl o I3 for Nevra-ka Kans and esent the INDUSTRIAL of ndianapolls, Ind al tho teit of tim , pa in full; strongly Indorsed by tho' he-t insura ce authori fes; ~ thoroug. ly establi-hed, easily worked, and I boL on the c.operative or old Liveral coutracts made with cner . ente at a compensation of from two housand to three thousand doilars por year Address INDU TR AL LIFE ASSOCIATION, 30,70 Easb Market strcct, indianapolis, Ind. iuly2s-1mo. 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