Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 3, 1882, Page 8

T ——— e B — o —— e ey The Daily Bee. SCHOOL VSU‘PEVRVISURS. " OMAHA. | me Regular Monthly Me:ting OMAHA' : of the Board of Edu- Monda:v Morm»nu Oct. 3. hé cation, Wenther Meport. L 1 lowi b tions are taken at b:l-z:ninlu‘m:::t?-l:::n( all the stations | APpointment of 3tanding Com- . N an Derarmext, U, 8, StovaL S| mittees and Other wiok, OMaHA, Oct., 2, 1882, (1:45p. m, Routine Wori. R, Tue Bueinoes of the October Term machines, necessary to ficilitate the | for alleged ill treatment. work will be supplied bv the = Srsrers or S1. Fraxas DISTRICT COURT. Begine The Grand Jury at Work The district court inand for Douglas county, convened at 9:30 a. m. yester- day, Judgo Sevage presiding, to enter upon the business of the October She is sup- posed to be a little cranky. POLICE COURT. The Liet of Sabbath Day Offenders of the Law. In Judge Beneke's court the busi- ness has dropped back to ita accus- tomed proportions, since the state fair and woman suffrage convention are over, There were on the Monday morn- £ (8. B e torm, which will probably occupy five |iyg dooket four plain druuke, two of o, | 8 \B5) | i3 The monthly moeting of the bosrd [or six woobs, s thero are 130 6aeea in | whom paid, one was discharged and :§ & | | of education took place last evening, |the docket, the largest ever had at one case continued, Donver......129 16 | & Pt being attended by all the members. | any one term. : Tom Colo was under arrest for dis- ‘,’,”;’f;:{: Thund'e The journal was read andapproved. | ‘The court apnointed as bailiffs: | turbing the pesce and abusing an Paste Cloady The report of the city treasucer in|Henry Grebe, Edward H. Crowell ?:'F'llcer. Bu.;“u ch:\ruuid Wll;linrgflln:l’l':;. omata. 14mn | account, with the boned, for tho month | and J. J. Galligan. aBRTikbAkp Hi 16 the stomash, | Tt Denenporee..(30 18 | 70 Gioudy | of Septembor showed the fiues and li-| The committee appointed to cx-|;fiicer wan compelied to summon as- ot Tk |52 Far | connes collected during that month to | amins applicants for admission to the | sistance to make tho arrest. Oolo do- Moothead [% Giowy | be 81,624.83; taxes collected in Au-|bor consisted of Hon. John L, Web- [ manded u trial and his was dot | 88 |loudy - | gust §2,885 38; balance on hand §56,- |eter, O J. Green, Wm, 8. McUiol ;‘6’:3} o K ‘f, "'&’ny“l‘:::;‘ ik Custer... .. (23 02 | 4% |3 udv [ 205,42, Pat O, Hawes, aud Geo, M. O'Be UGB Wess ot oasss of ' distuth. L B Tho list of rchool fand warrants| A largo amount of misceilancous| ance of the peacs, two ¢ sndors being | paid in September, amounting to Rivor 6 teet 2 Inchos above low water mark a e 4 O naba, 2 feet Sinches at Yankton, Mississippi 2 591,25, was filed. foot Inches at La Crosse, and 8 foot 11 inchos at| Nelson Leacned was sllowed $26 Dabuque. for training the graduating class in —ia IR their essays. LOO&L BKHVITIHES, A vols 6F ABkS was ‘sent, fn tiom T the Northwestern Academy of Medi- —Judge Lippincott claims tho Jumbo | gine, to the board for the uso of their watermelon, Lt weighed forty-five pounds | room t the recent meeting. acd was & splendid wpecimen. The North Presbyterian church ten- —Several delighttul showers since Sat- | dered the bf»nrt:hfl!n rent of ';l)“l" hn;m " N . | ment room in eir new edilice for arday night lad the dust nicely and puri- (et Sk R fied the atmosphere. finishing it up. As this would cost ~The city council meets ] gh00 8500 the offer was not accopted. night, the appropriation ordinance and | mhe bill of Kennard Bros, for vac- monthly reports being the privcipal busi- | ¢ing points furnished to vaccinate tho ness before them. school children was not allowed, —The funeral of Mrs, Mary Donovan| The janitor of the South school re- will take placo to-, October 3J, at)oeived an increaso of salary of §5 per 9:30 a. m., at the northeast corner of 9th wonth . and Dodge streets, All fdends aro cor.| The bill of Ex-Supt, Lano for one dially fnvited. salary, $200, was al- —Mz. Van Tuyl, tax auditor of the B.J “myg 1oy voll of the teachers and & ML, has porchased fifty feeders of Mr. | jungors'wis passod, The salary of 0. M, Druse, of Lincoln, which he will | the ‘teachers and superintendent put on his farm near this city for the win- | amouried to §5,142,34. ter, 4 0 Mecial committee on buildings —The Sonth Omaha church organization | #d Propwty reported that the con- will receive bids for the carpenter work on !ml":;: bo two uow school build- their now chursh edifice until Wednesday, | 1788 'de on Baturday and that work begun atively yesterday. The Mr, Joho Rush being suthorizad to re. | MOk RGET Cively yesterday, ceive the bids. 1830 resdy o’ oocupy by November 1 —Thofuneral of John Wilson, who was | The following vatracts for supplies killed by the cars Saturday night, took | were approved, st tho presidont. and place from Undertaker Jacob's place at 2 |secretary were autoriged to close the . m., Monday the iuterment taking place | same. : DT ey 3. 5. Cuulfield, stionacy and. - _Mr. Chas, B, Bonta, a_mason of this | Plies. B city, in o natural born wood carver, He| Thos. H. Cotter, piuting, has been amusing himself in his leisure eoJ""H' Brackin, 60 ovds of wood, at businese, motions, ex parte matters, and 50 on oceupied the morning hours., The grand jury was impannelled with Mr. K. G. Uriau as foreman. There were threo abseutces, two were excused, and one was reported not found, on tho original list, and the court iesued aa special venira for six additional grand juror The investi- gating body, as finally made up, con- sisted of: F. G Urlau, foreman; Geo, Ionts, P. Weinhagen, Peter Boyer,J. W, Moore, L. T, Wilbur, J, U. Guae, Geo. McKenzio, Jr, Gabriel Bowers, Sr., B. ¥. Madsen, R, J. Williams, J. B, Kernahan, Luke C, Roadfield, H. W, Gieselman, J. C. Wilkinson, John Nash, The court adjourned to meet at 9:30 a. m, Tuesday. fined 81 and costs and and costa each, A complaint was filed against a man named Rasmussen, living on 24th street, for cruelly and unne arily beating & cow on Hickory sirect A complaint was also ngainst two ten for fightiing in a saloon on 12:h street. two Fxperiontia Docet. We must tell some men o great dosl to teach them o Little, but the knowled, the carative proserties ot in cases of sick headach hiliousness is bought by 50 cents, trial botties ten cents, estion, and Price THE NORTH .PRESBYTERIAN Dedication of a New House of Wor- ship on Sabbath Evening, LU S S The dedication of the North Pros- All beds rocm bard to the rheumatic, Then ha ve peavish sufferers! Apply | byterian church on Saunders street :’rr Thoxat | THIY l‘,"]l ey :fih; took place on Sunday evening at 7:30, y’(fi. Wi o 'ed; Teet: Sucl‘:, the house being crowded to its utmost at lenst, b"'llz '!k""’r""h"h'“ capacity, which is about 600. The e LEOE e | Presbyterian church had suspended eanes, sprains, o ¢ services for the evening and a large Count LT, number of the congregation attended MonpAY, October 2, 1882, | at the dedicatory exercises. The Bap- Board met pursusnt to adjourn.|tist church also sent a delegation, ment. Present, Commissioners Drex- | Among the ministers present were ol, Corliss and Knight, Rev. F. 8. Blayney, the pastor; Rov. The following named persons were | Dr. A. E. Taylor, of Wooster uni- ranted licenso to sell liquor: Mary | versity; Rev. W, J. Harsha, of the e \'..nu; smi(m“‘ e ey | Dodge btreot Prcibyterian church and & Revs. McCandlish, Little and Max- months; John Flood, Waterloo, for| fiald. three months; and Detlef Thiessen,| There was a fine display of flow- Millard, for six months, ers in the pulpit and on the Sy ""I.'.':‘J“Lf:’?’:u?f.'.f:’ ia R Patorson, Bed conl, at| A potition from tho frecholdora of g’;:;‘l“"i‘[i‘t‘l;““r';l “"‘fi‘5532““‘13‘3,,5';““:.::1 nifo from the woo Ju’ o , e e b : he has some remarkable specimens of his | * Jeff, pBedf“rd‘ #0ft \oal, Rich Douglas county was presented to the | Charivy,” wlish stood directly in handiwork, He would have made a mark | §5rings, §5 50 per ton, as sculptor had ho turned his attention in | Estimates ot work comp.ted on tho that direction in his youth, Eleventh .m(li ant‘ulr '«ém school proved and allowd, —Manager Nugent, o the JAcademy of [ Were appre Mausic,burned out yesterday with his cornct | Mra. Dinsmore was allowe g15 1o eervices as school oxamingr. band in Homan's big band wagon, drawn Bids for furnishing deskbe, o eight horses, fourblacksand four grays. | now school buildings were prt, ";'yhe ‘team attracted the attention of every- | and read from: W. Ii; Miller, J}Pt‘l’: Vedy, emd tha musin was fine, T Bk | Sherwood, of (higago: J. H, War ( oY, office being favored with a special were- | of Wood RiveF; Neb.; Matt Hooyy nade. Manager Nugent retains all of his | agent for A} lsl‘ lAndl;l'.’ Chicay | old company and announoes- several -new | Monarch Qo Sterlin, o Lbif:i"::'.‘r . \ attractions, School Fu Vias fivdy P JOB PRINTING. Ehbiddiogim Send for printed price list and samples of | LT B 0! all kinds of job work to the ALLEN [y AHiCin® PRINTING CO.,, job printers, and pub-| ™ ppliqant Ton, t lishers “RURAL NEBRASKA.” The appoint the regular st American Cattle Journal. LIVE STOCK | tees for the yoar, as follo! printing a specialty, Nos. 218 and 220, 8. | Finance—Long, Fergus 14th 8t,, Omaha, Neb, sop20me-eod2w | son, - 4 e Claims—Andorson, McSHMe; ®1d SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE | Points, a4 Mbado fror the wild flowers of th Buildings and Property—Cothoyer, ¥ar FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY, | Points and McShane, | it 1s the most fragrant ot perfumes. Teachers and Text-books-/Fergu- Manufactured by H. B. Slaven, San |gon, Points and Connoyer. Francisco, For sale in Omaha by W. | Rules, forms, printing stid supplics J. Whitehouse and Kennara Bros., | —McShane, Long, Andrsos. & Co, On motion of Mr,/Anderson the purchase of two doze/ copies of the last school laws for the use of the board was ordered. / SBupt, James bein statement to the crowded conditiol n proceeded to ding commit- 8 - Notice. The ‘‘Hawthorn Centennial Ex- celsior 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 punish- ed to the full extent of law. 0 per- son has any authority whatever to sell receipts. Hawrnorn & Bxo., Lancaster Pa, - CIGAR MAKERS' UNION, present, made a rd ¢oncerning the half day syster in some of the rooms of the Harpnan, West, North and Central schols. great increaso in the nyaber of school children ix strong evdence of the rapid growth oi the city, which the speaker thought even the board did not fully realize, They Capture vhe Fort and Hold It. —— The Cigar Makers’ union which or- genized a branch in this city last| Adjourned to meet st b p, m, Mon- spring ate apparently accomplishing|dey, the object for which they united, Marrying Rich. 5 which was the establishment of a uni-| you need not be poor and depend. form rate of wages and shutting out a eat on your wedding day, for every class of workmen who were on various person—male or female—can got a accounts dangerous to the trade, ood round sum of mobey at masringo A week ago last Baturday the Oma- | if they hold a certifioate of member- ha brauch undertook the work of in-|ship in THE MARRIAGE KUND MUTUAL TRUST ASSOCIATION troducing among the local factories a of Cedar Rapids, Io $10,000 has uniform ~ schedule of prices '*; already been paid in fenefita to its be pald for work, and were sucoessdl | o by “in the nine honths of the o/ overy osse but (o, Pt & | sasociations’ organi ,and there is ¥ritcher decliniug to adopt the new | = golden opportunity |for thousands achedule, The anion men employed more to roap evem: er benefits, 84 that place thareupon quit and left | woppne “jike over known, the city. All except two of the cigar- | 1) UK postpone ing in your makers now at work in, the oity aro o, st for ciroulars ghing full ‘and the union will do the square thing by plans and opperations 4 the associa- him. The union now embraces hirty- ::;‘:l‘ f :“::," ‘;’;‘“':“k ‘fifl'f:' "“I';*BZ $ix members in this city, and it may | yirictly honorable, plesnt. and pro. o AR dership fitable. The Auditor @ State hulds that a man has served a three years' apprenticeship and is 8 master of his |® deposit from the assothtion as pre- trad soribed by law, for the browection of their members. The omly association of the kind in existence organized ac- cording to law. Write at once for 0. The firms now dealing in the goods manufactured by the union are: W, ¥. Lorenzen, Joe Beckman, Troesler § - » circulars, Say whfre you saw this ‘\"erl::;:::.\t..' Behultz, Nachligal, and notice, il augBllm R - METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA. T0 thatadies S, Joset's Hosvrrar, | Osana, Sept. 80, 1852, The undersigngl, sisters in char, of the hospital of/Bt. Joseph, in necd of assistance to yake quilte, comforts, sheets and pilliw alips to be used in the hospital the coming winter, re spoctively request all ladies so dus Py o J sod, and espable of so doing, o HA, NEB. Tables supplied with the best the market atfords. The traveliug public claim they get better accommodations sod more general h;.ci-l.wnuu here thanfat any other house in Omala, , 82 per day. aug2lm E to the committee operty with power board asking that the queation of front of the aitar, The lstter was ex- granting bounties for the destruction | quisitely executed, beiny the work of of wild animals be submitted at the | Mrs. Briggs, of this aity, the flowers next general election, which was be_mgmauly the contribation of Mra, granted., Milton Rogers. ; The following accounts were allow- | The music for the occasion was fur- ed from the general fund: nished by the consolidated choirs of Four persons, witness fees. the Second and North Presbyterian B W Oorlisy mEviots: as county’ churches, and was of a very high .. 97 00| character, The dedicatory prayer was 950 | made by Rev. McCandlish, and the 28910 dedicatory sermon was preached by Ty 12 SL70) Rev. E. A. Taylor, D. D., who made commissioner for September. . A, Polack, clothes for prisouers Omaha Republican, printing, e {'v T, 11,)nlm, goods for county, “,‘g,,_‘;,':’,""x',",“;’:,‘;:‘,;‘;'f,;o 16 40| very beautiful comparison of the Perkins & Lear, goods for county... 900|growth to beauty and perfection of The county clerk lubmittpdA his re- | King Solomon's temple at Jerusalem, THE DAILY BEE: TUESDAY OCTOBER 3 OMAHA MEDICAL COLLECE Opening Exercises of the Fall Term Last Right, Introductory Lecture by Dr, P, 8. Leisenring, The third session of the Omaha Medical College was inaugurated last evening at the lecture hall of the col- lege. The hall was filled by an audi- ence of ladies and gentlemen, many of them students. The session was oponed by Dr. Max. field, who expressod himself highly satistied with the progress of made by the college, He said that there were at the present tims fourteen profes- sors connected with the institution and that us & sample of the others he would introduce Dr. Loieenring, who would deliver the opening addrepe. The address of Dr. Lowsenring was in every respect interesting and in- atructive and_would no doubt please our readers, but it is barred out by ason of its length. The doctor said that threo years ago the question of | establishing & medical college |in Nebracka was debatable, The rowth of the population and the eed neoessity for skilled physi- siane seomed 1o point in that direc- tion and it was decided to make the the experimont Omaha was selected as tho site, as, being the undisputed metropolis of the state, 1t would af- ford better facilities. The result of the experiment is that tho Omaha medical college is an established real- ity and is now entering upon the third session in its career of usefulness, It is our desire to raire the standard of medical practitioners, rather thau lower it, and those studeuts, if there may be any such, who have come thinking they are to have an easy time and get a_diploma at the eud without work, had better take their grips and leave by the next train, as they will be most wofully mistaken, In addressing the new students the professor placed in its mnost impressive light she old truth, that hubits formed in youth are for the most part followed through life, and for that reason they should give close application to their work. That as they grew older and their time was largsly consumed by an extensive practice, they would regret the timo idled away in their youth, Many of them are away from homa and friends, In a city, and among a people whose vices are equally un- known to you. You owe 1t to your- selves, as well as to your friends, that you give your undivided attention to your work, Among the subjects which the doc- , Ander- | sideratios The rt of fees received during the third | during which there was heard neither tl ter. his day tke pr Noa- o a1 v e ceedings in Road up for final ac- ~n motion the further con- q“::greof ‘wu DDI!po}:led. ot for furnishing soft St'oy Jeff Beas Adjourned to 75?\::: ekl JouN BAUMER, Otenty Olerk, -— Escaped from the Tolis John Bacon, Taporte, Ind., Wreps “Hurrah for SUNG BLoksom; its all you recommend it to be. My dyspepsia has all ishad. Why don't you advertise it! allowance will you make if I take a ottles, s0 that I could oblige my o:casionally?” Price 50 cents, trial bottles 10 cent, - PERBONAL Mr, T, B, Holmes, of the Fargo Argus, is in the city en route to the Colorado cap- ital, Capt. Copp, of the Wahoo Foragers, is ir the city en route to Denver, He looks a8 good natured and happy os ever, D:. and Mre, John ), Moore, of Lou. dea county, Virginia, are In our city. Their intention is to make Omaha their home, Sergeant W, H, Allison, of company K, Niuth infantry, is in thecity, having come from F't. McKinney to testify before the he sound of ax, hammer os uny other tool, with the steady and quiet growth of the Christian church. The pastor made a statement con- cerning the financiul condition of the church and its membership. Eighteen months ago the congregation had no money and few members, and now it has & house uearly completed, which cost about $4,200, §$3,500 of which is paid. The membership of this charch is about 70, an increase of pel cent a year since its organization. The work of building was begun in April Iad, Tho structuro is built after the pure Gothic style of architecture, is 40 by 0 feet, and two stories high. The audiorium in the second story will sccommoante comfortably 300 people. The Sunday school room in the basement will seat one-half of that number. In its extorior the church presents an exceprinnally handsome and tasteful appearance, Whila its in. torior Yis being finely furnisnca, lighted and frescoed. No doubt the pulpit furniture is the finest in the city and the chandeliers showed up with beautiful effect, The arrangement of the audience room is such that no floor echo is noticeablo and the fine ingrain carpets are ali that could be desired in that line, A steam heating furnace will probably be put in during this wintar, The debt grand jury in the case of the killing of the soldier near Florence a fow weeks ago, Mr. Allicon is warmly groeted by his mavy friends here, and says ho is as glad to get back as they are to sce him, He reports life in the Big Horn mountains as rather lonesome to one who has lived in Omaha for 8o long, G o * DIED. MORRIS~Victor B, Morri d 10 Jonrs won of C, T, Morrls, at 725 South lighteenth street, Bunday, October 1, 1882, at 6:30 &, m, His remains will be taken to New York, Kiduey Complatnt Unred B, Turner, Rochester, N, Y., writes: *I have been for over a year suhject to serions disorder of the kidueys, and” often unable to attend to busivers; I procured your Bui- DOCK BLoon Birrkgs, and was relieved be- fore half a bottie was used. I intend to continue, as I feel confident that they will entirely cure me.” Price $1.00, it h A MID.DAY MASQUERADE. A Woman Arrested For Walking the Bueets in Male Attire. About noon yesterday Ofticer W. F, Flynn arrested & woman whom he found walking the streets clad 1n a full suit of men's clothing. She was taken to the police cowrt and of 8700 still left on the church was reduced by half on the occasion of the dedication by voluntary contributions from the audience, The Sabbath school was organ yeaterday, with Ocis H. Ballou as su- perintendent, assisted by Miss Rose Eddy, To-n'ght Rev. Dr. Taylor delivers a iecture on “‘Brain and Mussle” at the church, which will be well worth hearing, Admission twenty-five centa, Tickets on sale at door. The pro oeeds are for the purchase of an organ, . — ROYAL GAME Omaha Nimrods Briog In the First r | begin this morning. tor especially urged upon the attention of students was ‘‘attendance upon the lectures, “‘punctuality,” “attention to lectures,” “‘taking notes,” “‘examina- tions,"” ‘‘exercise,” ‘‘the observance of the Sabbath,” For exercise the doc tor advised walking or practice in the gymnasium, aud not such as is found in the ball-room or at the gaming table. The observance of the Sabbath he urged as imperative, for man is so constituted that he needs one day of rest in a week, At the close the doctor spoke at some length upon the better feeling existing among medical men towards others of the same protession. Finally that the tendency of tho present was to oling less closely to old dogmas, but to search for the best method of prosecuting the study of the science and the practice of the art. The doc- tor expressed the hope that the gond feeling would continue, After the reading of the order of the exeroises of the week the sudience was dismissed. The actual work of the session will e Everything pre. dicts a successful term of study and new honors to the college. Certainly when professors are o earnest in their work and g0 capable ot performing it students cannot fail to succeed, Omaha and all Nebraska has reason to be proud of the institution, i e *Wo are persuaded that the ancient Hermes with all the subtle art and natural resources of the Alchemists, was a very poor doctor compared with Mrs. Lydia % 2i0kham, of Lynn, Mass. Hermes may have been after all only a clever practitioner of the Black ‘Art; but we know there is no humbug in the pharmaceutical chem- istry of Mre. Pinkham's Vogotable Compound, Army Orders. The following named recruits, en- listed at Fort Omaha, Neb., and Fort D. A, Russell, W, T, are asdigned ag follows: Frauk Day to company B, 4th in- fantry; Charles Bell, to the 4th in- fantry; Goo, F. Pryor, to 4thinfantry; James H, Muxwell, to the 4th in- fantry; Theodore C. Spencer, to com- pany 1, 9 b infantry; William F. Lam- son, to troop K, 5¢h cavalry; Thomas Flyun, to troop F, 3th cavalry, Loave of absencs for one month, with permission to apply for an ex- tension of ten days, is granted Major A. 8, Towar, pay department, to take departure trom their commands and their return thereto, Hereafter all charges preferred against commissioned officers or en- listed men serving in this department, requiting the action of the department commander, the proceedings in auch cases as are brought to tri the original charges and all official com- munications connected therewith, will be forwarded to the assistant adjutant general; and all parts of general orders No. 18, series of 1877, headquarters department of the Platte, conflicting with this requirement, aro revoked. Household Wowds, Tames Pear Sixth street, Buffulo, fays: T havo ured your Seuixe BLossos for myself and family, and think it inval- nable as a household remedy, for regulat- ing the bowels, liver and kidneys, 1 shall never be without it.” Price 50 cents, tril bottlos 10 cents, Madame Cappian. Tur Bek takes pleasure in inform- forming the public that this noted artiste in a private lotter to Tne Bek intimates her intention of ng a concert in Omaha early this month. Mme. Cappiani enjoys a reputation second to none as a voeal teacher and should she appear in Omaha she should Le grooted by a crowded house, The following letter from America’s foremost musical critic shows how high a position Mme, Cappiani holds in the musical wor New York, June 28, 1882 —The beurer o f this circular Jotter of intro- 15 Mme, Cippisni one of our niost ceteemed teachers, 1 cordially cecommend her to the good offizes of the musical and journalistic fraternity nnd desire thas vpecial courtesy and attention may bo ghown this most Jady hy the correspondents of “Music ard D oowa” Jous C. Freusp, dustic Ladics and sickly Girls requiring a non aleohoiic, gentle stimwent, will find Brown's Tron Bitters beneficial, *4X¥“Halp yourself and, others will help you.” "But don’t fail to use Kidney Wort for all liver, kidney and bowel complaints, piles, costivenese, etc. The demand of the people for an easier wethod of preparing Kidney Wort has induced the proprietors, the well known wholesale druggists, Wiells, Richardson & Co., of Burling- ton, Vt, to prepare it for sale in li- quid form as well as in dry fori curity. A, B. T tireet, iront room, vp-tar ), No. 1516 Douglis 435nt UNG1 10 LUAN—Gm me Lww 0w 0 D, L. Thomaa Roomf Crefehcan 8ok, QO TO LUAN—AS § per consin- 4-30,00 terest In sume,of 2,600 axa Large, pleasant front rooms with to gentieman and wife, c|:';rt'm i 16th il t eotnear 6338 Four b noes on P Hirkert I OR KE 1 Fierce St 1016 Mason 8t. ¢ 643-81 O RE i Fio ! Al conveniences for wa.er, 3, opposite postoffice JOR RENT-A houso with five rooms, closets, ! cellar, cistern, weil a1d 0 her conver fences. Apply 841117 Davenport, between 11th and 12th wireets. 61 81 Mec 0K KENT A h_use with five puinted ana papered. . W. and Chicago stroct. )t FOUD, A ceilar C rounds, stable, ¢ ¢ corner 124, whoa extended. Apply t urnished rcoms at 514 south street, betreen Howard an. Jackson within 8 blocks south cf Farasm St, cnven 007.t¢ icly furnished rooms, NOR KE l‘ 1020 rarvham 8t fent to business, VUK KE! ey wde. Furnigncd voom at 614 80 weoa Howard and Jacks NOK K ™ with b pantry a) 1131 Sherman a nesr U. P, shops, 67 VUK RENT—A smisl ho e 1o Nelson's sddi H%on Inquirc at Edholu & Kr.ckscn'a. 177t OR RENT—A storo n Balcombe block, on 16th ctreet, near Davenport. St a. D, b 50023t OR RE arge offlces on Farnam streot. Apply to John H_E. Lehmann & Co. 4 Bale YO0M$ FOR RENT-Fu i<hied, with board, a* 6 Mrs. Maggie Haller, FYEN HOUSES FOR RENT—small and large four to eleven rooms each; one or two new DEMIS, Agent, 1rth und Douglas Sts, T7OR RERT—Furnishot_rooms at 17 ot 17ch and 187 shed or unforn. corner 19:h and JOK R irocery ttor., o and Capitol avenue.” Apply 0 £02-t¢ U AS. NEBER. 2- 1 ) LOTS for ) { for a term of years, at ‘Orange v Plalo” adjoining Hanscom Piri. on tho wost, Hve minutes walk fzom 8 reet cars. Mooey can be obtained to build with, by persons leasing theso lots at rogular rates. JAMES F. IORTON, 843t On premisea, office 1515 Farnam Street OR RENT—Brick store. lrquire at Drug Btore, corner 10th and Douglas sts, 620-t TROR RNT—Two new dwollings ana two other dwelliugs in desirable loc lity, by McKoon No. 1614 Douglas stroet BTt FOR BALE EARLY NEW—Dase burner parlor stovs for sale; or will exchange for buggy. P, E. T. Becoffice. o el-g [OR SALE—A large and well eelected stock of weneral merchaud se in the growing twn of Humboldt. Neb. A good trade established. Ad- dress Box 32, Humbo.dt, Neb, Will seli or rent store room, €40- OR SALE—An almost new Invincible No. 4 cook +t.ve and wood stcxe. Inquire at 1628 ge sireet, 0y Dod [FUENILURE FORSALY - besod a:oice. Fa ily break keepinz, Beusels and ingrain carpets, wa'nut chunber furnitore beddivg, center fables, 8 hating sioves, dini ¢ and kit-h n_ furniture, 2013 Cus s strees, House furreat; 8 rooms. 0] g and foar Faroam Sc, €024t OR SALE—A horse new b negs. Ioquireat {OR SALE CHEAP—The brick aud frame ad GpWAKGY, 1o B 10 6 yours, on rst-claow city aad | M ditions of Milton Rogers house, N, W, corner fAro: proporty. Liia REAL Eavit and TOAN | 16th and Leavenworth s rects. 5 0-tt Acwxoy, 1 ad Douvlas Sts. - b ST {OR SALE—Fi-st-cioss rostaurant Apply to HELEIWANTED B3 Mannmetive, e vtrech hetweon Visnca 7 ANTED—T%0 goor' canvass ra for city wo k | Shd Haraey. 53660 3E by em,loyuent to righs mon Call 421 | FNTRSALE=A well o) ciness, - #outh 10:h s 636-518 1y located, Good ch.nce for the right man i - Keasons fcr soliing saustacicry, Addie.s Q. V.* ANTED-Good Bee effice. st Dairy, — —— — e \OR BALE—Good building, br.ck. Call ab j AN A first class waiter at Central din. Water Werks office, Priaeh ing hall, 104 South 16th- it = x - HOIOR Colorado Shoep for_svie. _ Call 0 OF W AT Apprentice yirls in dress maki & | (J adar. e F.O GRABLE, &t 1015 Capiiol avenue. 026-8¢ 188-2 wit Kearney, Neb. W ANTED--Tw enty ship caipenters to build and caulk cainsons for bridge at B) ir crossing. App y st Engineer s office on we«' side o river, nesr 1 Neb. 2 -6 \AJANTED—A firsi-c'ass barber at Kcarnes, W AT ! £D, GAINES, R ) thoroughly comp:tent girz tor hing and treni g Ref ronce enpart S5 bet 15th aud 14th, 9914 dite-ing, 10 miles out. Good Wager, q 120 Aricmas M, Clarke, 2415 Ear.ey stroet. 540-3t AR i WD A competsnt girl a9 cook and 1wund Mri. W. J, Counell, st. Mary’s onvent. g 74-tt ne avenue, opp. ANTED A girlat 616 north 14th s roet. o7 BARGAIN, One large brick house, and one rge frame house, with full lot on Cass near 15th street, Fine chance for investment, rent for §70 per month, Call fo. full particulars, on BEMIS, 609t Agent, 16th ard Douglas sta, IX BEAUTIFUL LOTS—60x150 foot each in Hanscom Place on etroet car line. Bost lots I whole addition on very easy terma and at & great bargain. BEwis’ agent, 15th and Douglas stroets 1641 ] REL YOR BALE.—Tue Arlington Houset First class; all furnished ho only hote intown, Tho chcapost property in the tate. Tins wl tho traveling men. Wil he sold cheap on terma to suit. Enquire of E. Fuile, Arlington, Washington county, Neb, §PLENDIB PROPERTY FOR SALE—At a roprictor, o YOR BALE—Ur will uxclia go [OF UlLaun pro- porcy, au {mproved sec @ of land odfcin- ing n station on U, P, R, R, M. DUNHAM, 1411 Furnham 8t,, \v.\.\"x-n Swart Loy to us.ist at Cigar and News wand. Gocd references required. Apply i Bee office ” b64-tt \A/ A~ i ED—Girl for ho usework, 1086 5 . WY “Neiive. birs.J. M Counsaaa. - 6 WAN ED—A good girl immcdiately at Occi- dezeal Hotel. B04-11 W ANTED—4 girl at the On ANTED—A girl for general h usework, in a small family Loquire at 1616 Joaes St., betwesn Fifteenih and 8 x e nthstreets., 61341 __BITUATIUNG WANTED, PBlcE, Foi gave. D so-tt ESTABROOK & 00K MISCELLANEUS. ner Hamey o ut9 years old. color y Pay & reasonuble rewa JAMES NEVILLE. oW, 8l will 0ST—On Sunday last, white bull pup, ten J months 0d; answers t> name of “ruisoF, Whoever will return the same to tarris & Fisher will be suitably rewarded. 018 t2 OST—Saturday morning cne palr of ¢ o glase- 4 es, The inder will Do rewarded by leaving st 1818 Farnhau: street. 669-1 in an candi a Danish girl a ate Family,call at'th ANTED A situation in ¢ Kood hou had gome experie hing or dry 5 Joung min who_has Address ¥, 2. H.," Bze oftie. €50°4 VY NE4D- Situation s hous. keeper dro s i Will ! Pee office. 624 ‘VAI\I':U Situmign ay clerk in ¢ S8 1o agy who bat hma ey Adirces L. W. W, ANTED One & asser. Steady work workaud zood pay, (refercces required.) Apily at B e S rtaiver room 6. 40t Ad- good Lunces \’l J ANTED- At the National i V “One Ko, 1 femalo co.k want wages w.ll b+ paid ANLED—G00) privy vau.ts, siks and coss W ADo00 w0 ek Fith sty vaulh and Sluk Cleauer, the best in use. A. Kvans & Co., resddence 1208 Dodge streat, Omaba. ANTED—Two «1 UKo TOCIE (Ltable e ph yslcin e b Address 1r. Port office, buu-u effect October 1st, The following named recruits, en- listed at Fort Omaha, Neb., are as- Buck of the Season, 'l_‘hu Omaha sportamen “are an ener- getic and persistent set of men, and what they don't accomplish in the course of a seasons sport would be hard 10 guess, The latest feat is the shooting of the first buck of the sea- son, by Messrs. Jack Hoye and Bob. F. Marton, which was hsuled to Tue Bee offico yesterday and greatly admired by the whole force. The dee r was shot in the Calhoun bottoms aud his leg oniy being broken, he gave tho hunters a thres mile run, but at last sucoumbed to Jack Hoye's stoutly asscried that she was ‘g gentleman,” though did not deuy that she was of the fomale sex, She was quite stout in appearaace and disposed o be a little \mfiigmun eke fined her $10 andt o088, il of which she was committed Gefault b Juil. vor them with & fow hours’ sewi To m;&”?'“"“‘:‘fi"‘:&mfi on the above articles at the hospi! m%.“ acource |98 the afternoons of Tuesday and found | Wednesday next, between 2 and 6 to health, Price $1.00. |o'clock. The thread used and the T'he woman's nawe is Wi aud her husband is iug katfe. Inadiition to thia royal trophy of the chase, the two sportsmen brought in fifty ducke, five geese and twenty-five quails, If this isnt pretty Judge Ben- | good for a days sport we give up. — Uniy ersal wrobation gton | By the community rge has been given 1 the | to Buknock BLooyfBirreks. No instance harge of stealing wood Tom I-Imu:amfi?y Siistuction bus bees M 8 8t | byt benetit folffllved their administration. t Murray for $5, @8 | Price $1.00, tr] 10 ceats, signed as follows: Henry Haynes, to battery D, Fifth artillery; Melvin Roby, to company B, Fouth infantry, Upon the arrival of the enlisted men belonging to the dopartwent rifle team, from Fort Leavenworth, Kan- sas, the commanding officer, Fort Omaha, Neb., will sead them to their respective troops and companies, The verbal instructio from the department commander directing First Licutenant C. K. 8. Wood, Twenty- tirst infantry, A. D. (., to accompany kim to Fort Thornburg, Ulah, and re- turn to these headquarters, are con- firmed, Rocruit Frederick G. Ludington, enlisted at Fort Douglas, U, T., is as- sigued to company K, 6th infantro, Second Lieutenant Fred, W, Fos- ter, bth cavalry, is detailed as a mem- ber of the geueral court-martial con- vened at Fort Laramie, Wyo., by par agraph 2, special orders No 103, cur- rent series, fromthese head uarters. Hereafter all officers serving in this department receiving leaves of absence 'ifi report to these headquarters, threugh the regular channels, dates of ANTED—Situation by an experiencd ccok. vormerly cook at the M lard. Addross “Keed," Beo oftice. il MICELLANEOU3 WANTE, ANTED—Furalihed heuse tha #'x roows. Addreses: °C. fleld 1917 Douulas. Y/ A¥TED—Four or five boarders in a private fam Iy, bosrd and lodgiug 84 per we: k, at 1506 Jackson. 15th strect 25-21 7 ANTED—Man and wife to cccupy first floor W A Crick dwilliog, 808 Noreh Trth strent Rent exchunged or board. Other Loard rs fur- Dished if deire! 2724 doard. If private & L0 take one or two boarders, ress to the Wywan Comercial ¢, 8 udent secking board or tooms will be o thew AL WYMAN. 610-tf JANTED—10 work for bLoard. A youug mda wi b excellent ro‘cronces atténding school in the city. Addse:s W, L. A, biee Office o11-tt Cottage of 4 rooms by Octoder 9th % Tenaot Bse Office. Bzt FOR RENT—HOUBEG AND LAND, VOt RENT New cottage. six rooms, " west of end of red car live. $ 8 & menth A, 0. WAKELLY 5054 164 Faroam St, OR KEN T—House of 4 rooms. Fulllot. 25th aud Chicago. Jas. Stockda O3T VAKEN UP—A large bisck 1og. Owner can 1 Aleve, saume of O.'G. Vickroy,wear Johnon'a 4. K. JEIT—House and Carpei i olisher. Leave orders at Repu! ce, 18th and D-uglas, 8 will buy the furniture of the best $° 500 paying hotel in Towa. Rent roas ons A ddress Dolph Macgregor, Bee offics, Neb. P ! 106-t1 EDWARD KUEHL! MAGIRT] ALMYSTERY AND CO) TIONALIST, 666 Tenth Birack, ‘botwens boriom and Harney. Will, with the ald of guardiam spirite, obtaln {0y any cuo s glance ab the pask snd preeont, and on certatn conditions 13 tho fos fure, Bootd and Bhoes UWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varics, A purity, - strength and whole ore economical thav the ordina ads, and cannot be sold in competiti multitude of low test, nhns:: w-:;n ariin e or phosphate powders, bt, alam Sold only in can JOR RENTHouse on Chicago between 1ath and 1%th S¢. PR Rovar Bakine Powpes O, 106 Wall 8t., New York