Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 10, 1882, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE: il‘UJ:JSDAY OCTOBER 10 hl'h;- il;-a_ily Bee. fue=dny Morning Oect, 10. Weather Koports (1'he following observations are taken at he same moment of time at all the stations nvmed.) Wagr Dreantuest, U, 8§, Sioxa viok, OMAHA, Oct, 0, 1882, (1 wrom, | § | & 2 09 0 03 0 04 0 01 Yankton 0 14 Des Molnes... 130 07 | 6 Davenport. .. 10 03 8t Paul. ... [30 04 B¢, Louis Mosrhead |Lighe | Tight os (W it } 1 [8W | Light 0 vaha, 2 foet 4 inches as Yankton, foot 5 lnches at La Crosse, and 4 feet 7 inchos & Dabuque. —_— LOOAL BRHEVITIES. JOB PRINTING, Send for printed price list and samples of all kinds of job work to the ALLEDN PRINTING CO., job printers, and pub- lishers “RURAL NEBRASKA.” The American Cattle Journal, LIVE 8TOUK printing a specialty, Now, 218 and 220, §, 14th 8t., Omaha, Neb, sop20me-eod2w —Frank Kasper, formerly with Tue Ber, but for some time past an officer on the police force handed in his resignation yesterday, Kasper is one of thosemen whom it will do to tie to at all times, We don't think there was ever a whisper heard agninst his integrity as an officer, and his bravery has never been questioned and never will be. Frank is a sclid, whols. wouled man. He appreciates a friend and his friends appreciats him. No hetter or mora reliable officer ever sorved on the force, and the city never lost a more faith. ful guardian than it will loso when he hands in his star, Tt is not hard to write thie, and it is no taffy, and anyone might be proud of his record, —E. P. Cleveland, a woll known fisher- man and drift-wood catcher on the Bie Muddy, Sunday captured quite a prize about two wiles north of this city. He was out in his boat and sighted a genuire white pelican, the weeping bird of Pata- gonia, Tt had hurt one of its wings in its flight to the south, and he easily run it down and captured it. He brought it to the city where it attracted no little admiration, Itsa plumags is beautifully soft and white, and while not yet full grown, it measured over six feet from tip to tip. He proposes to sell it to some one who will taine it ws a pet for the houre, —Nindel & Krelle, the hatters, are moving their stock of goods from the old stand, corner Thirteenth and Farnam, and the painters wili at onee begin work on it in preparation for its occupancy hy the ticket office of the B. & M. and K. C. railways, Harry Hall will arrive to-day or toe-morrow and will superintend the work, and when the office is finished it will be one of the neatest in the city. —Mr. Geo, Crnfield, proprictor of the Canfield house, will to-d'y asmme control of the sample room in his house, which has heretofore been run under tho management of Mr. James Ewing., Mr. Ewing run it in faultle s style, and the greatest complim.nt we can pay Mr. Can- field is to aay that he will make it equally pleasant for his patrons, —The members of the bar ot Douglas county, previous to the adjournment of the district court Saturday afternoon, in- vited Judgs Savage and Judge Neville to name a day on which they might tender them a banquet und express the sentiments of the practicing attorneys on the chauge of administration, The day will be flxed on the return of Judge Savage from the enst, v ~A pleasant surprise party took place on Saturday evening at the residence of Mr. A, M. Collett, on North Eighteenth street, bolug in homor of his daughter, Miss Minnie Collett, A very charmivg evening was passed in dancing, music and partaking if an elegant lunch, The party parated at midoight, ~-Cards have been recelved which in- form us that our worthy conaty judee, Hon. A, M, Chadwick, wasmarried on Wed- nesday last, Ostober 4th, to Miss Edwina Shearn, «t Hartford, Conn. The newly married couple will be “at home,” after November 15th, at 809 South Park avenue, —1Isanc N, Lindley and Linah H, Cole were united in marriage on SBunday, Ooto. ber 8th, by Judge Samuel Lippincott, All the p rties are of this city, There was a Iarge assemblage of friends and the happy oouple received the heartiest congratula- tions from all, —Coroner Jacobs went out to Millard yosterday to hold an inquest in the case of & man who fell down s well and was at St Philonena's Cathedral, morning, Ostober 17, at 9:30 congratulates Mr. Macken, Ten F young Indy powessed of every requisite to miake home & truly happy ne. Gold, Navy Blue, Seal wond Dyes give perfec fashionable color, 10 ce Brown, Dia- caults, ita, - . To the Indepsndent Voters of Caming County be evening, October 13th, to confer to- gothor upon the political aspect of the fall campaign aud to oatline a course of action for the indedendent voters of Cuming county. is urgently requested. Many CiTizens Wisneg, Neb,, October 9th, * . *"‘Unbidden guests are often wel- comed when they are gone,” is an unbidden guest which Kidney. Wort almost invariably door.” Here is a ocase in point: Mother has recovered,” wrote an Illi- nois girl to her Eastern relatives. without any good. So when she she got a box and it completely cured her, 8o that she can do as much work now as she could West. about here is takin WOMAN'S R(GHTS. The Misa Anthony and Mr. Rosewater, Miss Susan B, Anthony oalled at Tk B offico yesterday and arranged ali tho preliminaries for the publio de- bate which is to take placo bstweon herselt and Mr. E. Rosewater, of Tne Bre, at the oporn house on Friday. The text of herspeech at this time will be “‘bread and the ballot” and her main object will be to draw out the working men of Omaha and convert them to the wo- man sullrage cause. Mr. E. Rose- water will take the opposite view and maintain that woman suffrage will not prove of advantage, and will also de- betethe general proposition of tho right of woman to the ballot. Admission to the opera houte will be free, but, those who desire to reserve seats will be charged twenty-tive cents, which will go to tho munacers of the asso- ciation to defray the expenso of the hall. It is expected the house will be crowded, and those who desire to re- eorve choice soats will do well to apply carly. Jacob Egermeyer of C on Saturday for $18,000. His assets are about §10,000. Egermever was large mon- ufacturer of and dealer in harness, He has done business in Cedar Rapids for ten years. dar Rapide, failed e Notioe. The ‘‘Hawthorn Centennial Ex. oelsior Roof Paint,” was patonted May 24th, 1881, and etters patent num- ber 241, 803. Apy porson found or known to tamper with the manu. facture of said paint will be punish- ed to the full cxtent of law. No per- son has any anthority whatever to sell roceipts, HawrnorN & Bro., Lancaster Pa, DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION. Jullus Meyer Kntertains the Fay Templeton Opera Company. On Saturday evening last Mr, Julius Meyer gave one of his charm. ing and enjoyable recoptions in honor of the Fay Templeten Opera com- pany. The invitations read, “For gonts only,” sand aside from the guests of the evening, only members of the press were invited, The occasion was marked by the accustomed liber- ality of this well knowu host, and be sides the rare musical treat afforded, the usual substantials in the way of oysters, champagne, etc, wore set out with all the atyle with which Mr, Meyer can and dooes make it so pleasant for his friends, and in which he takes so much pleas- ure in entortaining them. There is no class of receptions in town ro agreeable and popular as thess, and Mr. Meyer ia romembered by all who ever have occasion to enjoy his hoe- pitality, 1t seoms impossible that a remedy made of such common, simple plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake, Dande- lion, &c,, should make s0 many and such great cures as Hop Bitters do; but when old and young, rich and poor, pastor aud doctor, lawyer aud editor, all teatify to having been cured by them, you must believe and iry thew yourso!f, and doubt no longer, MARRILD. GROCOX—MARTIN—At the Kight. eenth street M, E 28, by Rev, J. W, Sbank, Mr, Thomas Grocox, Keq., and Miss Ella V, Martin, drowned Sunday night, The name of the man was unknown, —Of the six plain diunks hauled in by the police on Bunday, two paid, two were discharged aud two cases continued, —~T'at Delany was sent up to the county Jail for fifteen days at bard labor for steal- ing an ax, ~—The weather has cleared off nicely and a six weeks warm spell may be looked for. ~The board of education held & special meeting last evening, st which the prin. cipal business transacted was the approval of two months' minutes, leaving three menths still to be read and approved, Sev- eral uniwportant cowmunications were presented, and the board adjourned to meet at the Millard hotel, at 530 p, . Thursday. P. Mannweiler was arrested yestorday for the larceny of $100, The victim claim- od that be had left with him a sum of money for safe keeping, ard that upon ealling for it he received much the smaller portion back, Manoweller gave bail for his appearance and was ~The catertainment held on Faturday evening for the benefit of 1he fund for the Bohemian cemetery, wetted about ¥75, which was quite & satisfactory beginng, ~Cards are out for the wedding of Mr, |J. Whitehouse and Kennara Bros., V. A, Macken and Miss Lizzie ¥, Fagin, wll of Omah GexnrueMEN —Your Hop Bitters have ueen of great value to me. I was laid bp with typhoid fever for over two months and could get no relief until I tried your Hop Bitters. To those suf- fering with debility or any one in fee- ble health, I cordially recommend them, J. C. STOETZEL, 683 Fulto. St., Chicago, 11, Subreme Court of Nebraska. R. V. R. R. Co. va. Boyse, Sub. mitted. R. V. R. R. Co, vs. Hayes. Sub- mitted, R. V. R. R. Co, va&. Arnold. Sub- mitted. State ex rel. Young vs. Scerson, continued by consent, Jacob Murtzolf, of Lancaster, N, Y, says your SPKING Brossom works well for everything you recommend it; myself, wife, and children have all ou ean't find & healthier family in N ork state.—Oct. b, 1880, trial bottles 10 cents, Price 50 cents, SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE CT)LOGNE Made fror the wild flowers of th ¥aR #amep YOSEMITE VALLEY it is the most fragrant of perfumees. Mwu!wtmd by H. B. Blaven, San Fraucisco. For sale in Omaha by W & Co. Tuesdsy advance of the ceremony, in sccuring as lifs prtoer & 7o The Scarlet, Cardinal Red, Old Any A meeting of Alliancs men, green. kers and anti-monopolists, and all other independont voters, will be held st De Witt school house on Friday A futi attendance Discase *‘showa the “‘Sha took bitters for a long time but heard of the virtues of Kidney-Wort before we moved Since she got well every one Forthcoming Debate Between parsonage, Septen.ber used it, and w THE MILLARD SUICIDE. A Young Man Takes His Own Life for Some Inexplicable Cause, Coronor Jacobs was notified by tele- graph Sunday evening that & man had committed suicide by throwing him solf down a well at Millard station, and procreded to the town byjtheinoon The facts be train, tu hold an inquest. the a8 learned, wers an follows Godfried about 26 years of age, was the subject of the inqu He had been working for Hans Rohver, a farmer residiug s | about three miles north of s | Millard and wae a jovial, good-nature. od fellow, who seemed entirely con- tented with life, which made the sui- cide still more astonishing, On Sundey forcnoon he was at Millard atation enjoying himself with the boys, ana wenl home at dinner time, as veual without any sction that would indicate his desperate resolu- tion. He ate a hearty dinner and seomed to be perfectly happy and sat- istiod with himself and all the world. After dinner he went out with the son of his employer to water the atock, and after completing that job deliber- ately walked to the edge of the cistern and jumped in. The water was very deep and he was drowned before assistance, which was immediately sum- moned, oould save him from the result of hia own rash act. It ia supposed that he has a brother- in-law, Mr. John Schmidt, at Daven- port, Towa, residing at No. 624 Front street, and steps have been taken to inform him of the lamentable ocour- rence, The jury empanneiled by Coroner Jacobs found a verdict in accordance with the faots, in case, as could nes Thoms, » farm laborer Notingl the Effocts. R. Gibbs, of Buffalo, N, Y., writes: “Hearing your Buknock Brooo Birrers favorably “spoken of, I was induced to watch their effects, and find that in chronic diseases of theblood, liver and kidneys, your bitters have been signally murked with success, Ilaye used them myself with best results, for torpidity of the liver; and in the case of a friend of mine suffe ing feom dropny, the effect was marvelous, Price §1.00. PERB;;—Ah J. D, Seitz, of Ogallala,is at the Paxton. Ex-Governor O, A, Abbott, of Grand Island, ie ut the Paxton, T. 0. Adams, U Paxton, Mra, W, I. Codv and two children (the family of “Buffalo Bill") registered at the Paxton last evening, A., in & guest of the Mrs. H, M. Guriey, of Cheyenne, is at the Paxton, Hon. Loraa Clark, Hon, F. M. Sackett, and Joseph Hawiiton, cf Albion, are at the Paxton, Channcey Wiltse, of Grand Tsland, is in the city. H. ., Rand, of Cheyenne, isat the Pax- ton, D. Hunter, avd E, B, Chalk, of Chey- enne, are ut the Paxton, & Thomas Bryant, of Schuyler, is in town, Warren Shiedley, the cattle man, is in town, Superintendent C. L., Dunbam, of the Nebrarka divition of the Missouri Pacific railway, is in town, B.¥. Smith, the Boston millionaire, who has invested covsiderable money in Omaha property, is in town, Wm, Lamb and wife, of Columbus, are in the city, Miss Gertrude Hatch, of Seward, is at the Canfield, Henry Pheam, of Dakota City, was o guest at the Metropolitan yesterday, A. L. Work and wife, of Hastings, are at the Metropolitan, W. H. B. Etout is at the Millard, Hon, J. H. Kyner and wife, registered at the Millurd yesterday, Hon, Isaso Powers, Jr., of Dakota City, is in Omaha, E. 8. Jackson, of Blair, is at the Mil- lard, My, Stewart, formerly night clerk at the Metropolitan, has gone to Plattsmouth to aasume the wanngement of the Perkins house. Geo, Jewett, who for two months * past has been rauching it in Wyoming aud Utah, put in an appearance on the streots of the Gate City yestorday, He was rig- ged out in regulation froutier apparel and can hoast of a gain of forty pounds during his absence. Ho will remain in the city for two or three weeks and then go to Tombstone, Arizons, for the winter, C. H, Douglas, of R. G, Dun’s mercan- dise agency in Chicago, and who four years g0 was well known to may in this city as member of the ald *Close Cut’' base ball club, is at the Millard, where he will re- maia a few days bofore resuming bis trip 1o the Pacific cost, Mr, J, H. MeAlvin, commissioner in charge of the U, P, railway exhibit at the Denver Exposition, returned Sunday from Colorado, Laving been in continual attendance on his duties out there since August first, Operator Dickey, of the Missouri Pacific ticket office, has Leen transferred to Ft, ‘Worth, Texas, where he takes the import- ant position of train despatcher, Hon, Fred Drexel, our county commis- sioner, has returned from St. Louis, where he saw the Veiled Propheta, Mr. Chss, McDonald has returned from the east where he has purchased an elegant stock, Mre, Geo, Canfield left yesterday for two weeks' visit to her mother in Northern Nebrasks, Geo. Cantield goes to Camp Cinfield to- day to pay off bis men, e Magrew's Family, State Journal. b‘gleaking of the man Magrew, crushed in & sewer excavation at " | Omahs, Tue BeE says: “The deceased was an unmarried man, about thirty years of age, and boarded at the Elkhorn Valley house, ,|ot which Mr, Fred Hertzke is pro- . | prietor. The latter says Magrew worked here about a year ago, but . | went to Denver, and only returned a couple of weeks ago, going to work on known whether he has any relatives in this part of the country at all.” We are informed by Me. Van Horn, of the Ciifion housze, that Magrew is a married man, and his wife and child He bo vious places in and the city, leaving three weeks ago for Omaha, iz name is Charles Magrow and not William as given in the dis- patehes In thiz connection we cannot re- frain from calling atiention to the manner in which the sewer coutrac- tors, Mensra, Murphy, Canfield and Shavnon reted in the matter of Ma- grew's burid. They pains or expenta to give the poor fellow a respectable funeral, and hired and paid for, out of their own pockets, hearse, carriages, an elegant caszket and 8 Dow suit clothes for the unfortunate man, whote remaing were interred in the Holy Sepulchre. In fact they did eovery- thing they couid to piye him a good send off, ard this + stwithstar ding the fact that all the witnesres teatified that the contractors were in no wise re- sponsiblo for the act, and had cven taken unusual precautions for the pro- tection of their laborers. The com- pany is now trying to geta clue to any relatives or friends the deccased may of have hud, to notity them of his death, —_———— . Experientia Docet. ‘We must tell some men a great deal to teach them a little, bus the knowledge of the carative properties ot SPRING BLossoM in cases of eick headache, indigestion, and biliousness is bought by experience, B0 centa, trial hottles ten cents, METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA. HA, NEB. Tablea supplied with the best the market attords. The traveling public claim they get better accommodations and more general satisfaction here than at any other house in Omaha, Rate, $2p~ day. aug2lifin AN EDITOR'S ADVENTURE. He Fires a Too Loving Couple ata Midalght Hour. Price It iz not often that an editor has an item thrown right into his hand, but one of the best known and most able journalists intown met with a litte ad- venture that deserves to be recorded, although he declines to allow his name to be usea. Suffice it to say that he is on a democraiis paper. About two weeks ago his wife hired a servant girl who wasa Swede, and could talk Knglish very imperfectly, and who had a most decidedly inno- cent look, 8o much go in fact that the lady hesitated about hiring her, but finally said she guessed she could get along with her, and accordingly the girl went to work. The journalist had his misgivings that the girl was not quite so green as she looked, and that his opinion was correct was proven to him last night. About half past twelve o’'clock his wife woke him saying that she heard a man's voice in the servant girl's room. He was at first inclined to doubt it, but the doors being open and the conversation distinctly audi- ble, he was soon convinced of the fact and stopping out into the alley looked through the window where he saw the girl in bed snd a young man making preparations to retire. ne re- turned aud told his wife that it was no use to go to the room as in that case the young man would meuke his escape and told her if she would go to the door he would goout and stand in the alley and catch him as he skipped. This pro- gramme wes carried out and the jour- nalist stood at his own window watch- ing for the denouement. The lady of the house knocked at the door and there was considerable delay in open- ing it in order to give the young mana chanco to dress himeelf, and then the sash was raised and he made prepara- tion to climb out, Hardly had he stuck his head out of the window when a hand grasped him by the throst and a voice said, ‘“You get back into the room, I want to interview you before you leave.” The fellow was as much surprised as the democrats were when Indiana went republican two years ago, but he got back to the room pretty quick, The servant girl then opened the door and the two guilty parties stood in the center of the room looking very sheepish indeed. They were ordered to psck up and va- cate the premises at the very quickest ossible speed, and this they did, th departing about 1 o’clock, Hereafter they will be careful not to invade the hcuse of a newspaper man when they want to get up an amour without its beirg developed into a first-class sensation. “Ir Goks Riour 10 TiE Sror,’-~This expressive phrase describes the effect of & lass of Hus Puxcd, Ready on upeni:fi Cvery sideboard should have it. Tr supplied at manufacturers’ prices by M A, McNamara, Families suppliedby A, H. Gladstone, Omaha, Neb, - Joint Convention. A joint meeting of the two convo- cations of the diocese, will be held ‘at Lincoln on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, October 10th ard 1Ith, The order of exercise will be #s fol- lows: TUESDAY, 4 o'clock p. m.—Evoning prayer. 8 o'clock p. m.—Papers and dis- cussions, Subjeot: ‘‘The Temperance Questiol Paper by the Rev. F. R, Milispaugh, aean of the Cathedral, Omaha, Address by J. Q. Goss, of Bellevue, ‘‘The Obligation of the Church to Bustain Her Own Educa- tional Institions.” P-Bar by the Rev. John McNamara, D, D., president of Nebraska college, Nebraska City. Address by the Rev. Robt, Doherty, rector of Brownell hall, Omaha, WEDNESDAY, Nine o'clock a, m, —Morning prayer. Eleven o'clock a. m.——Litany and the Holy Communion, with sermon by the Rev. David Barr, rector of St. ry's church, Nebraska Oity. Three o'clock p. m. —Papers and discussions. “‘Sunday Obsorvance.” Paper by O. M. Carter, Esq., of Ash- land. Address by the Rev. D. Barr, rector of Bt. Mary's church, Nebras- ka Oity. ‘‘How to get people to at- tend the public services of the church.” Paper by the Rev. Willlam E. Jacobs, rector St. Mary's church, the same day of his arrival Itis not | Washington county. Address by the arans A rny Rev, F. Norfolk. 8 o'clock p. m —Missionary meot ing, at which addresses will be doliv ered by the bishop and by the foliow- i and Jaymen: “‘Calis ios in Bustaiving the i of C. Eldred, missionary at Aggresai Moy Rev. John Williams, rvector of Si. Barnabas' church, Omahs; “Lay Co ration in Missionary Work,” by 8. Montromery, E:q., of Om m,—Recaption ni the reot 10 bishop aud the visting clergy and laity. Tha public are cordially invited to atiend there services. A Short Roaa to Henlth To il who are enffering from boile, ule cers, rorofula, carbuncles, or other obsti- nate diseases of the blood snd ekin, acour-e of Burbock Proon Bitters will be tonnd to be a stort road to heuith, Price $1.00, RULE®S OF THE RAIL. Omaha Vieitod by Wm. H. Vanderblit and Sidney Dillon. A special train consisting of threo cars and bearing Wm, H, Vanderbilt and party, arrived at the U. P. trane- fer last evening and procceded west early this morning. Tha party goes to Denver and thenco on & trip over the Denver & Rin Grande. Tt is now belicved, B has been ansertad 80 long, that the D. & R. G. is but an exten- sion of the great transcontinental line, of which the C. B. & Q. and B. & M. is @ part, all of which are controlted by the sawe capitalists, and which will at an early day be consolidated and the line pushed from Salt Lake wentward, SIDNEY DILLON will arrive in Omaha ono day this weok, probably on Thursday, and re main'a short time on business con- nected with the Union Pacific, Decline of Man. Nervovs Weaknens, Dyspepsia, Tm- potence, Sexual Debility, cured by “Wells” Health Renewer.” $1, BLAIR BREVITIES. The Frogress of Business and Politics! Correspondonce of Thn Bk, Braig, Octoder 9. —Blziv bas made auch rapid strides this seuson in growth and improvement that it can no longer be classed as a “‘Litile burg” for with her fine thres story brick block and telephone exchange and four policemen she assumes the atti- tude of a metropolis of no meen di- meneions. The excellent crops raised in the surrounding country and fair prices are bringiug the farmers in, The grading and rip-rapping going on on the bottem and at the river just east of the vity employ largs unmbers of men, and lustly but not leastly, the woman’s rights question is stirring up a good deal of activity. So that a:i together they give to Blair an air of bustle and activity hardly seon in a city of three times the population of Blair, The suffrage question is being agi tated here constantly by Helen M. Couger, Lucy Stone, Blackwell, and Mra. Colby, of Beatrice. They bave organized their forces, and a mighty effort is being made to carry the county for the amendment. Your correspondent fears thet some of the |- homes in Blair are being neglected already by ths wives and mothers, by spending their time in ocirculating potitions for names in aid of the cause. These silver-tongued orators that have done nothing but go about tho country for the last twenty years, in search of notoriety, are influencing our women to pursue a course which they would not it they would use their better judgment. This question has swamped the other potitical iseues in this county. As usunl, the republican party here ure inharmonious and divided, and, as usual, the democrats have made dam phools of themselves by nominating & lot of radical olc fossils for the difier- ent offices. There is some doubt as to whether this district, comprising Burt snd Washington counties will send a dem- ocrat or ropublican senator. The Hou, Brad has not the united support of his party in oither county, Senator Saunders paid our citizens o visit & few days ago, but your cor ‘os- pondent could not seo aunything es- pecial was the cause of it. A special train contatnining all of the officials ot 8t. P, & O, R. R. com- pauvy vassed through hero last Satur- day morning, " Tt iarumored that Superintendent MecCoy, of the Nebraeka division of the 8, 0. & P. company has resigned, 8 Berr, —— Usk Redding's Liussi house and wse ing! the stable. §Salve in the n Salveie [5{country as Conati ‘o[baa ever equalled the oo E|WORT as a curo. Whatover tho cause, gliowover obstinato tha case, thia remody| 5| lwil overcome it. 5 2 PILES, 5t con w|complicated with constipation, Kiduey-| (3 ‘-I 8| quickly cures all kindaof Piles even w physiciane and modicihes have before fail- Qled. ¢¥°1f you have either of theso troublos| 3! IDNEY -WORTH ESTAGLISHED 1565, SIDE SPRING A'I'I‘AL"I:luMlST—Nm' PATENT A. J. SIMPSON LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY 1409 and 1411 Dodge Streat, sug 7-me 6m Omana, Nes, SPEGIAL_MOTICES 10 LOAN - (AONLY \lm'\ 10 LOAN—Of AVA ¢ A. B. Tutron Fureet, ront raom, upestair: ol morte 116 Dog sat and wed 4w LP WANTEL LU ANT n and wifn to work WV “siwith, eardier, Sherman avenue. FOR BALe JR YALE— 6901 two t ty houss cn stroet sreet car Lo, Building Jot in jard pat- t 1BELL & AME Gf i F m 1 o, 6 reoms; 10 minates fot ©ox132" Building #3,000 3 ro.ms, we ), ¢ storn,barn, 1and DR S ALE~Br ek [‘11'! ALE~Br ek A vory disiratlo plece ¢ i‘"m“l" JOR SA list, comprising some of be Ka at prices rang g fron & ain wilt sy tor AlS0 s:veral 1 land S dfo-d ferpion Canfizo o uesirable lan ds for colonies, in ,ocd locati h. 70010 W ANTED=Good Varber atcon-1eth st Sam'l Cornfield Tivy ANTED 5000 girls to call ard | ks W dolman dr N Wik and Westbi r cor. 10th on, 0-tf \ JANTED A dining room girl, laundress and chambermaid immediatel, the Occidental Hotel, i leaced Vs to ealat U hAP—The brick aud feave ad + of Kilton tiogers' house, N, W, corner vorworeh 8 rects 5 oett s rostaurant Apply to rtreet, between Farnam 5660} winess, central- ) the right man Aday stc V11t A v il puyin ool ch 1 sausiact ry 7 ANTED- Places to do general house work by two , irls at 1018 Capita: Av 7010 weheral housework, NTED—A gl to a end rofere G Ade . Grable, Kearne 650 -tf Dining roomgirl a* 110 Thirteenth and Dodge, 1 ral housework 601et 1l for ge 8. v ANTES A first class waiter at Cuntral d i nll, 104 South 16th- ek AN LRD=GE E 0 Useworh, B0 OF. i VY “Wgenue Mis oM Counsa i, G51 tf \V!\"‘Ll‘ irl tor general b ns work, in aruall famicy loquirs as 1615 Jones St., betwe n I 7 and'3'x 6 uihitr o, [ERTS o e WA €D FANT I Situat'on ts tale man by & young, nan wew had forr Inthing. office. s exvericn: Bt of refere. pay, (rel Apply at 218 N. 16th strect, up-stairs, ro 404 o Bink Cioa residence 1208 Dodge strect, Om: Fon SALG—At & ne larce brick house, and one ith full 10t 01 Cawd noar 15t ance for nvestront, rent for §70 1o, full particuiars, on per month, Uol BEMIS, 809 ¢t Auont, 156h & d Donglag et JIX BEAUTIFUL LOT3—60c150 fect ench in Ince on street var fine. Boas lots m un very ooy Kkreat bargain. Bz’ agent, (oth and De Atrouta He FOR SALU.~The Arilugton Houset ret clase; oll furiisliod ho only hote in‘town. The cheapest pr Hagal! the trave/ing men, W terms to suit, Un Arlington, Wasn b\m- SALL - Porey, an inproy o ww ot end editia ‘oR awtotion on U, P, KR W DOUNHAM S Parnham St,, Onahe, 730 Mat L2RICK =0 b 8 rocw, A thankfully r ¢ conerralug it wil o otfihe Agold neck aco with locker, between th ard 10ch, in U. P.vards Finder wid be Dberally rewar ol by leating a tuis oftics, 91—t 0ST—On Sandsy last, & white bull pup, tea J months o d; wnswers toname of ruisor, hoover will returo the kame 10 Liarris & Fi-her will be ki rewarded 618 112 A\ 5 JETT-Houte und Carpat cicaser, Btore 4 Pollshor, Leave urders at Repablican of- MICELLANECUS WANTS. Wy Dress making and se call or address Mrs Lawson. 1610 B7H10° ANTE ienced yorng man, o ey store, Aduresa ‘B, 302 1t VW ANTED—cooma and doatd. ~ if private family willing +0 take one oF two bonrders, will srno their asdrows to the Wywan Cowercial College, sudert secking bosrd or rootws will be referred to them. A, L. WYMAN, 610-tf ANT D—To work for board. A youug man with excellent reterences attending school in tho city. Addio 8 W, L. A, Bee ¢ flice 611-11. FOR RENT—HOUBES AND LAND. I REN1—3 uoiurois ed rooms at N. W. corer Doug as an i 26th 720-141 | OR FEsT—Thren tive roows; farvished. In- quiro Chas, McDouaid's, 1403 « arnam strcet, 48512 TNOR RENT Three wifarsichod roous, suite B ble for housekecpiui. Inguire nt810 N. 15% cet, botweon Divenport aod Chicago. 7251 TOR REANT o, with r ner Ca'iforons w 181h streot, i Two r-oms, closet, o lar, kitch- ing water in new h 13th street. i} 70K REN1 cor, Cassan 750-14} JOR REN 1 1518 Ho R EN alifornia t. Mra 7ot Forx NT - A house of five rooms, all com plete. Cellar, Cistern, We 1, and other con Venlences. Apply at 58 12th S 110 beouse. Inquire 1058 12 h St 441 [OR RENT Pleasant, furnished room tlemen, at 16 for two Furn MOR EENT- corper 16 ton Block. wo turnished rooms, snd Loug as street, vear Crelgh: NOR 1ENT—A piano Teros 1cascusble. In- quire at 2429 unvenport streot. 74910 TOR KENT—Nicely fainithed rocms, north of Dodgo un 18tu, [OR RENT—Cottago 'of six lnige rooms all convenlences and (e locition by §.T, Peter- son Agert 1oth and Douglas St T4t MOR KENT-—Fu nished rodm with bosrd 1715 Dodye St FOR | tovss 6 rocms, 1221 1ith 8 north of ul MOR ¥ T--A nice n:w e Lo P str.ot, neas 24th strect, Inquire ab Edholm & Erickso ", ORS-t1 0K RE of Fostoftice, garden, luquire 15 DOR RENT L 1‘ nicely furnishes ouse, one and half miles wst s, with harn and large Davenport St 98- o front room with aliove, 21 Dodge St. 66410 NOR KENT—A picely fusmishod 10uia at 1723 Casw stroet, LR 0R RENT—Large, pleasant front rocms with- out board, to gentleman and wife, 2116 Cail- fornta stre: t. 636-L1 fice, 18th and Douglas. () X ()() "I buy the furniturs of the best $2.000 paying hotol in Icwa. Rent rens Neb. onablt, Addresé Dolph Macgregor, Bee office, o 106- EDWARD KUEHL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTELY aNL €0 TIONALIST, 698 Tonth and Farn spirite, obiata tor and proseat, ond on fure, rd Sho S Setlon vusisotas - Ablutely Pure. This powder never varies, A marve. o xurhy, strength and wholesomeness lore economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be rold in competition with the: muititude of low test, short weight, alum or phospbate powders, Sold only in can Rovan Baxing Powbsg Co, 106 Wall St.. Now Yor GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. EPPS’S COCOA. BREAKFAST, “By thor. which' govern the operations of ¢ putrition & varctul spplic Cocos, vded our breakfasr tabl:s with delicat:ly flavored boverage which iray save many heavy dostors' bilia 1t is by the Judici-us s his p uso cf wuch articles of diet that a cuistitution way be graduaily built up until stroar encugh to resiat every tendency to di Hurdreds of subtlo maladics are floating ar unl us = uly to attack wherever there is a weak point, We may .-gmra many & fatal shatt by keeping our- selves well fortified with pure blcod aud a paop. erly nourithed frame. ‘—Civil Servio Gazetbe. Maue simply with boliing wator or milk. Sokd 1o tins only (3-1b and Ib), labeled JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeeopathic Chemists, d-tues&sat-wly London, England. (OR. RENT—A store on 16th streetnear Davend F.mu St.A. D. Balcombe, L) TOR RENT—Fine residenc: in good location, 1Al conveniences for water, now, 1 McCague, opposite postotiice i TOR KENT—Nicely furnishe d sitting room and bed room, between Ch'cago and Cuss, 417 14th street. 718-10% JOR RENT—Larve, ploasant front room, with TRk, uzmiatiad o untusnisned Apply at 1811 Cass etreet, 715 10° [AURNISHED ROOXS- Chesp, 816 Howard St. bet. Sthand 9ib, ne.rB. & M,depot. 71416 OB KENT splondid view, « handsome dwelling bouse. containing pive rooms, with larce closets in ~li sleed'ng apartents. and large basswient cellar. A lurgs yar) and gardenwith plenty of fruit, and Applyat HICKMAN'S BAZAR situated on 1daho street. with & NT—A store m Balcowbe block, an 16th streot, near Davepport. St A. D, Balearte 506-25¢0 FYEN HOUSES FOR RENT—Small and large four 1o €lcven rooms each; one or two L w BEMIS, Agent, OB BENT- Farnished rooms & 1717 Uass sireod, bet 17th aud 162 o st 0K RENT. ' {a Gapital avenue: proxt] Irquize o 1ner 10th and Douglas s, {3 NT—Two Dew dwal dwellings in desirable 1614 Douglas streed. , by MeKoo Ry BOYD'S OPERA HOUSE, JAMES E BOYD, Proprictor, Thos, F, Boyd, Businezs Manager, The Fashionable Event . ENGAGEMENT FOR] ONE PERFORMANCE .ONLY, OF THE FAMOUS Emma Abbott GRAND ENGLISHIOPERA o, Tuesday Evering, € 10. And producticn of th) biilliant m{ King fora % Splen 'id Chorus. - Lorge{Orcnestra. Gorgeow Costutiics PRICFS —Parquette and Parg: Virale, #1.00 Drea Circle, $1.00. Gallery, ble. will 1“",‘,“' Siturday, October 7 M. HORWICH & CO,, DEALER IN Paper S8tock, Woolen Rags, Iron AND METALS, dvance sale o8t 20-4 Tings ana two othos | 11ighest Prices Paid. Shipments from the country eolicited. Lewittancee Oxana | Prowptly made, | New v . W o A i i