Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 31, 1883, Page 8

The Daily Bee. OMAHA. Wednesday Morning, Jan 31 ‘Weather Meport. (The following observations are taken at ths same moment of time at allthe stations mentioned,) War Dep'r U, S S16NAL SRRVICE, OMAIA, January 4 ATATIONS g Tonve {E& | Che . enny M “‘I‘V h Washaki E _|Lint Platt NW| resh Omaha.. 0 [N % Fresh Yankton NW hig N W Brisk Davenport. 27 (W |nrisk St. Paul |NwiHih 8t. Louis. . 31 |3 W/ Brisk Moorhe 8 N | High Vincent 3 2 N [Hga Bismarcy 30 24 v i Fr w1 Butord . ...... 3 1|9 W/Bisk Bili g .. 5 |E|Frosh Deadwood. 40 | NE [Fro h Missouri and M asis points north of § feot 8 inokies velo: LOOAL BREVITIHES. —The Omaha glee club concert takes place two weeka from yesterday and will ke a brilliant event, Of Miss Mabella, who has been engaged, together with Mies Dutton, to sing on that occasion, the Chi- oagh Journal says: “‘Miss Emma Mabella has been for the last five months with the Rive-King concert company, through the south, nortb, east and west. She has at- tracted much attention and has been re. ceived with great favor throughout the whole of the tour, She is now at home for a few weeks before going to New York for the rummer,” Louls, Misi s'ppi river 6 Louls, —A delegation of the managers of the Council Blutfs Driviog Park and Fair as. sociation met the board of managers ot the Nebraska state board of agriculture yester- day at the Pazton to consult as to the date fixed for the two exhibitione, both of which are set for the weck begin- ning September 10th. The date of our own state fair was fixed for the 10th in order to bring 1t into the circuit, the Iowa fair closing on the Saturday previous, —Mr. Charles Hallock, of New York, pasced Monday in Omaha, en route for 8t. Paul, He has been looking over the State of Texas for the past three months inthe interest of the Misswouri Pacific railrond and the State in general, and will publish o serizs of letters in the St. Paul |1 Pioneer Press a d the Chicago Field, giv- ing the rerult of his observations as re- gards the material interests as well us the #port to be found in the Lone Star State. Mr. Hallock was the original founder and proprieter of the Forest and Stream, and bas many friends among the fraternity of sportsmen all over the country, He Is uc- companied by his wife, and were guests of the Metropolitan Hotel during their short visit in town, —The German Ladies' society will have » meeting on Thursdsy, February 1st, at 2 o'clock p. m., in Max Meyer's hall, All members must be present. All those who bave bills against the society are requested to present them then and there, or send them to the treasurer, Miss M. (Lange, corner Thirteenth and Jackson streets, —Ohristian Andreson, formerly a citi- sen of Omaha and well known here, died at Blair, Monday, January 29th, aged 67 years, He leaves a wife and daughter, the latter married and living in Washing. ton county, The deceased formerly ran the saloon just morth of Boyd's opera house, —The world-famed comedian, Wm. Horace Lingard, eupported by an excel- lent company, appears at Boyd's opera house next Fridsy and Saturday. On Friday evening will be given Sardon’s latest comedy, “*Divorcone,” and Saturday wfternoon and evenivg *'Stolen Kisses,” in which Mr, Lineard introduces .is f.mons sketches, Seats on sale Thursday morn. ing. ~—Thrcugh an error in yesterday's parer the vote for the Harmonica club for the silver cup at the German ladies fair was omitted. The following is the correct vote for the different socleties: Turners, 1,351; Mannerchors, 219; Ooncordia, 212; Har. monios, 21, ~-The wind which began to blow Mon- day pnight rose to a howline blizzard yester- day aad was accompanied by a fall of snow and a fall of the mercury, The cold mod- erated a little about noon and the thaw will no doubt soon be resumed. —Wanted - A well furnished room with fire or steam, in & brick house, near busi- ness center. Price not so much an object #a convenience and good attendance. Ad- dress, by letter, stating terms and location, “F. R.” Bek Office, —Mr. Charles Kitchen, of the firm of Kitchen Bros,, having disposed of the eating bouses at Laramie, Green River and Evanston, has come to Omaha to make it his permanent headquarters, —One case of disturbance of the pence was all there was before Judge Bencke yosterday, The individual was fined $3 and costs and failing to pay was com- mitted. ~The sociable of Uity church, ap. pointed for Friday night, Febraary 6th, will then ibe held ot the residence of Mr, C. B, Mocre, 1814 Dodge street, —The E'liott combinition of pugilists will leave Chicago for San ¥rancisco in day or two and will stop in Omaha a night or two and give exbibitions, ~—The Omuha «flicers are looking for a colored min from Lincoln who is charged with various cfTenses committ?d down there, : ~This cold weather makes “‘the swal- lows howeward fly” down the throats of those who have to face the blizzard, ~—Contrsctor Robinson finished storin, 6,000 tons of ice last week in the houses at Boyd’s packing house, ~ Five new subscribers were added yes. terday to the list of the electric lighting cowpany, —The board of mansgers will provide pleoty of amusements for the coming state fair, ~The f the councll chamber blew in this morning and broke one of the win- dows, ~Omaha will send quite & number of house of the Brunswick & Balke com- gant ‘“Monarch’ tables for Mr. W. 8. by those who were on the cara at the time: car & consumptive party died, and it twelve hours afterward, yet the bag- visitors to the Mardi Gras at New Or- leans, —The county tressurer has already seized the personal property of several de- linguent tax payers and some of it in al- ready advertised for sale by posters at the door of the court house, He Yestcr'sy seized the property of ons ot the belles of the demi monde, who is absent on a visit to St. Lonis, and the date of whose return in uncertain, He proposes to go through the entire list «f delinquents with impar- tiality, —One hundred and forty members are enrolled st Wyman’s business college. —The electric light burned again last night, THE TWO MONARCHS. The Brunswick and Balke Company Btlil in the Lead. The manager of the Omaha branch pany has jast put In two <f the ele- Bishop, formerly of this city and now located in Fremont, where he has the second largest billiard hall inthe atate. These tables, as woll as all others made by the Branswick & Balke com- pavy, win thelr way every time, and are not only the most popular but the best tables made. The Omaha house is introducing the tables in every part of the country, and they give satisfac- tion everywhere. A DENIAL. The Story of the Overland Paesen- ger Pronounced Nalse. The artlcle published In Mon- day's Bee, which was taken from the San Francisco Chronicle, is pro- nounced entirely false by Dr. Gross- man, who says he is the physician re. ferred to. Tue Bek sald in comment- ing on 1t that it probably arose from the fancied grlevance of the overland passenger who told the story and who had been compelled to pay a big sum for extra baggsge at the Council Bluffs transfer. The facts aro thus stated Dr. Grossman was travellng with General Manager Clark and Mr. C H. Dowey, ¢f Umaha, and they occu- plod a private sar. In the Pullman was not known to Dr. Grossman antil ove alluded to reported co that Dr. Grossman had been called to attend the dying woman, and that he had refused, That is declared a lie made out of whole cloth. Upon seeing the story in The Chronicle Mr. Dawey, upon reaching San Gabriel, wrote to the St. Helena Star, giving the facts in the case. The Star printed the fol- lowing: THE OTHER SIDE, Wae printed lately an account of the death of Mies Storey on the overland train, together with the distressing addition that a physician on board, though twice requested to do mo, re- fused to attend her and left_her to die without medical aesistance. In the same car with this physician was Mr, Chas H, Dewey, of Omaha, wncle of Mrs. M. L. Reynolds, of this place, to whose attention the Star item hasbeen called, and he favors us with the fol- lowing in regard to it: 8aN Gasrizr, Cal., J 2. R A s anaary ] Dear Bir—A clipplng from the Star was sent me giving an account of the death on the train of Miss Sarah A, Btorey, of your town. Tho state- ment in regard to the phy- slclan being called upon, and refusing to go, is false. The car in which Miss Storey died was joined to ours. I stepped into the car at noon next day after her death, and vas told ¢f the occurrence by an acquaintance. I then wentback to our car and informed the dootor and Mr. 8, H, H. Clark of the death of Miss Storey, There was no call at our car for a physician, If there had been, the doctor would have cheer- folly and prnmxtl gone and without hope of rewar ’or he is kiné-heart- ed and one of tho best of men. The lle about the dootor was colned by a crank, who fancied the railroad charg- ed him too much for extra baggage. Lhope you will explain the above faots, aud oblige your friend, 0. H. Dewey, Army Orders. In complisuce with Instructions from Heacquarters Military Division of the Missouri, First Lieutenant Dan 0. Kingman, Corps of Eugineers, Englneer Ofticer ¢f the Department, will proceed to Fort Douglas, Utah, and establish the metes und bounds of the military reservation on which it is located: LieutenantKingman will then proceed to Fort D. A, Russell, Wyo , and make such surveys as may he de- sired by the commanding offizer there- of in the preparation of plans and specifications for a water system for the supply of that post and the Chey- onne depot. On completion «f this dut{I Lieutenant Kingman will return to theee Head quarters, Troop commanders serving in this department will furnish with as little delay as practicable to these head- quarters the number f enlisted men in their respective troops, the number of recruits (taklng into consideration the discharges which will occur with- in the next three months by reason of oxpiration of term of service) required to fill them to the authorized strength, and the number of serviceable horses on hand, e —— *If you are a woman and would cor:- tribute your rfluence to redeem humanity from its numberless ills, make all thiogs else subordinate to health, If you possess this inestima- lo treasure you may transmit the same and your cflipring may rieo up and call you blessed, To secure this it will be well to seek the motherly countenance of Mre, Pinkham, Lynn, Mass, o D - *Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ravks first as a cnrative agent in all complaints pecullar vo ‘women, and lot Gin ne nw 9, 16, 13, w d. THE DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY JANUARY 31 1HE STATE FAIR. Appointment of Superintendents and Other Matters. The board of managers met at the Paxton again at 9 a. m. yesterdey. The time fur cpeniog the bids for printicg the premium list was ex- tended to yestreday but they had not been opened at noon, SUPERINTENDENTS, The following sppoiutments were mado, General Soperintendent — W, R, Bowen, Avrsistant Superintendent—Col, E, F Smythe, Saperintendent of Police—W, B, White, of Teksmah, Saperintend+nt of Ticket Sales—dJ, M. Burke, «f Lincoln, Class 1—W, H. Barstow, Crete. Class 2—0. M. Druse, Lincoln, Class 3 ~Clark Newcomb, Central City. Clans 4 —~Johu D, Mocrs, Grand Is- land, Class 5—L, E Sinsebaugh, Syra- cuse, Class 6 —F. M, Tomlin, Arapahoe, Class 7B E. B. Kennedy, Omaha, Class 8—Eli A, Barnes, Grand Tsland, C.ass 9—Loe P, Gillette, Lincoln, Clasa 10 - 8amuel Couch, Omaha, Class 11—Mrs, W. H. Romington, Omal Class 12 - John McMurphy, Plattsmouth, Class 13-Dr. M. V. B, Clatk, Sat- ton, Class 14 —Wi'l Downs, Alma. Olass 15—Chas, Niedhart, Brown. ville, Qlass 16--W, O, B, Allen, Omaha, Class 17—Major Wm, Chambers, Omaha, The proposition for A CHARIOT RACR, was accopted, subjeci to such contract a8 might be made by Chairman Dun- A ham, The proposition fcr a bare back ride waa roferred. The chairman was instructed to cor- respond with the La Mars parties in regard to hurdle races. A provision will be made to check baggage on the grounds, the check man to be responsible for the property entrusted to his care, All stock and help paeses are put under the supervision of the presi- dent. e & — Real Estate Transfers The following deeds have been filed for record in the offize of the county clerk since our last report: John Mauss and wife to Fred Mauss, part of se sw seo 4, 15, 13, $2,000. Veronfea Grc rp and husband to Frank Lewis, n 4 e § lot 32, Burr Ouk, w d.—§450, MDavid J. Morroll aud wife to O, N, Ramsey, n 22 ft lot 3, block 116, w d. ~— $3,000. O. N Ramsey to Abraham Martin, n 22 fi lot 3, block 118, w d.—83,- 800. Auguat Kountze and wife to John E. Wilbur, lots 14 and 15, block 9, Kountze's 4th add, w d. — §700. John E. Wilbar and wife to Michael McOarthy, lots 14 and 15, block 9, Kountze's 4th add, w d.— $1,100. Augustas Kounizs et al to Samuel Anderson, e 14 ft lot 2, A, Kountze's add, w d.— 8286, John H. Ingram and wife to Alex. Ga‘rgzner, lot b, block 48, Valley, w d. — §326. LT PARSONAL. Chris, Hartman went down to Lincoln yesterday. Frank Clark, of Waterloo, left for New Orleans yesterday, Troasurer Whitmore, of Boyd's, is rus- ticating at Lincoln, M. G. McKoon will epend the next two months in Sonthern California, Ebert Brent, of Hilledale, In , is in the city visiting his friend, C. 8, Drake, ©. 8. Carrier and wifs have returned from a month’s trip throogh the south, Dr, Huddleson and family, of Waterloo, left Omaha Monday for Cedar Keys, Florida, Prof. Martin Cahn, representing the firm of Hellman & Co , left for Salt Lake City yesterday on buriness, Thos. Mackay, agent for the Burlington company, at San Francisco, passed through the city Monday, en route east. Western Passenzer Agent Allee of the Milwaukee line returned Monday from a trip to New Mexico and Colorado, and leaves in a day or two for Fort Washakie, Wyoming. Leigh Irvine, for some time past con- nected with the editorial staff of the St. Joseph Gazette, has severed (hif connec. tion with that paper, and is in the city journeying to the city of Denver, Mr, M. Elgutter will go east to-morrow with & view of making an addition to his already large establishment, A new de- partwent will ba added up stairs for the manufacturing of boys and childrens cloth- ing. We hope his new exterprise will bo & sucoe:s, e L THE OUTLOOK AT OAKLAND. A Resume cf Matters from North Nebraska, Correspondence of Omaha Bee. OaxranD, Neb., January 20 —Again wo are in the beautitul Logan valley. Coming from the north, Oakland is visible for some distance, and the ‘Palace on the Hill"—where the youth of Oakland graduate with so mavy and varled honors —may be eeen for miles, and is, certalnly, quite an honor to so younyg a town as this fs, Upon good authority it is said that the average attendance is about 150 schol. ars in all of the departments, whils the average monthly wages paid the teachers is about $240. This, for a ten months term, will cost the people the sum cf §2,4C0, or an average f $16 a scholar per anum. The very heat achools of our large cities, sccord ing to statistics, averagoe from €6 {0 §9 ascholar per annum. This mast cer- tainly be & model school or the citi- zens would not submit to euch lavish oxpenditure of money. Wao further losrned that the yearly tuition for out. side students Is §12 per annum, which we consider quite liberal in Oakland, and should be highly appreciated by the aurroundi: g distriots. Oskland enjoys an excellent trade and the merchants are antlsipating and preparing for & large spring businese, Daring ouor stay in the town the strcets wore crowdod each day with teams, which gave the villig® quite a motropolitan appearance, There was quite & rensation here a taw wocks ago. T J. Fried forved Mr. Nolson's name to & note of 2,000 and dieposed of it to the Omaba Na. tional bank. As soon as Mr. Nelson became aware of this fact he swore out a warrant fr Fiiod's arrest and the officer was #) near that he saw Mr, Fricd, but by some meana known only to the rirg he s'ipped away from the officer and has not been heard of since, The Oakland Independent dare not or at least did not say a word about this affair. Oh, no, Me. Fricd, had done sume noble work for the Oakland ring and the Oakland Icdependent dare not peep for fear the corpulent ring would ¢it down on his independent lordship, SPINSTER. i i MI'SUURI MAITERS. The State of Trade and a Burfeit ot Amusement, Correspondence of Tun B, BuruiNatoN Juscrion, Mo., Jan- uary 30 --Prof. A, M. Pickett, of In- diana, hes been here deliverirg a course f phrenological and anatomical lectures to large and appreciative audiences, The profersor is a good speaker and handles his subject in a masterly way. Oar farmers are beginnirg to bring their corn to market. They were holding it for a while for fifty cents per bushel but now they are taking thirty-five for it. There are two protracted meetings in progrees in this little town. They are really rival instead of revival meet- ing. It seems that our good preach- ers have buen quarrelling about ‘which is the road to everlasting blies, or which of them shall be greatest in the kingdom of heaven. The Holman theatre company are playing here this week to rather poor houses, The company has some merit, but as a matter cf fact our citizsns are gotting tired «f theatres. Oune year azo beforo we had a hall we were very auvxious for a theatre or some- thing of the sort to go to. Now they come and stay all the week, aud some of them when the week is up cannot get out of town until they earn enough money working at painting and paper hanging. What we now want 1sa good lecture or two, ora good elecutionary reading, There is more 1n this eepecially for a class, Our mineral springs has again changed bande, in part, Mr. G, H, Logan buying the iuterest of Samuel Qorken. These spriogs have done wonders in the way of healing. Peo- ple have been carried here that were unable to walk and scarcely talk, and ina few weeks they were able to ‘“‘take up their bed and walk.” W. J. Bauldware, of this place, has Jeased the new Luona hotel at Mary- ville, Mo. W. A. Bordick, Esq., Is out in print lo a tirade against the city au- thorities, The secret 18 Mr. Burcick was defeated for mayor lrst spring, which has always been a sore spot with him. He has sought by every means known to bimeelt to bring the present administration into contempt. He now says that the city authorities have never spent $50 for public im- pm;a’x‘nenu besides their ‘‘salary rab. 4 The new board simply added the office cf city attorney, which was needed and which Mr, Burdick favor- ed, as there had to bo a revision of the ordinavces. Then they pay the mayor §160 more than formerly, but wo are now a city of the fourth claes and the mayor has ten times the work to do than the chairman of the old board of trustees when we were a town. All of Mr. Burdick's article comes with bad grace under the cir- cumstances, Our snow has gore. JasoN FaLn, e REMEMBER THIS. If you are sick Hop Bitters will surely aid Nature i» making you well when all else fails, If you are costive or dyspeptlc, or are suffering from any of the numer- ous diseases of the stomach or bowels, it is your own fault if you remain ill, for Hop Bitters are a sovereign remedy in all such complaints. If you are wasting awayf with any form of Kidney disease, stop tempting Death this moment, and turn for a cure to Hop Bitters. If you sre sick with that terrible slckness Nervousness, you will find a “Balm in Gilead” in the use of Hop Bittors, If you are a frequenter or a resi- dont of a miasmatic district, - barricade your system ageinst the scourge of all countries—malaria, epidemic, bilicus and intermittent fovers—by the use |- of Hop Bitters, If you have rough, pimple or sal- low skin, bad breath, pains and aches, and feel miserable generally, Hop Bitters will give you fair nk{u. rich blood, and sweetest breath, health and comfort. In short they cure all diseases of the stomch, Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's Discase. $600 will be paid for a case’ they wil not cure or help. That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, sister mother, or daughter, can be made the picture of health, by a few bottles of Hop Bitters, costing but a trifle. 'Will you let them suffer? SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE Made frowr the wild flowers of the rar ranep YOSEMITE VALLEN it {s the most fragrant ot perfume. Manufactured by H. B. Slaven, San Fracolsco. Forsale in Omaha by W, J. Whitehouse and Keunara Bros, ........ - Too Much to Swallow at Once, Manisox, Ind., January 26, —The Times' correspondent hero to-day had an interview with James O'Donnell, the renowned Madison (uail eater aud gormandizer, and the information ob. tained will be of interest in view of the great quail-eating foat now going in New York City. In the fall of 1879 O'Donnell, on & wi days, At asubsequent date ho ate in 30 consecutive daga d.ub'e the number , ate 30 qualls in 30 ccnsecative of quavls - 60 Ou Aprl 6, 1851, 1o ate 24 goose eges in 1640 On April 20, 1881, he devoared two mince pies in au_iroredibly shoit time, washing th-m down with eight | drops of croton oil, On July 4, 1881, at & pnblic cele bratfon in the park, in 0:20 by the watch, he ate a cooked goose, weich- ing 11 pounds and 10 ouncee, iveclod- ivg the stuffiing, and then demanded hia dinner. Iu the full of 1881 he drank a half- pint of caetor oil on a weger. On anotMe oceasion, ths Sslentific American having, as O'Donnell says, stated it to be imposeible for & man to eat a duzan cysters in rugar, he tested the matter, and very easily got away with three d(zn sugared oysters at one short sitting One day last weck, on a wager, the loser to pay the bill, he ate five cans of sardines in 10 mivutes—and asked for more, The Times' correspondent has known O'D mnnell pereonally f r several years, aud can vouch for the subs'antial truth of the above state- ment. O'Donnell is a hale, hearty man, of gocd disposition, unmarried, of Trish parentage, and is prebably about 40 years of #10 tawn in the Urited § par day enily mace. G. 0 Barel'y stroot, New Yor J18'im_wor, WA \ TANTED—A ko house work Dorn St. Mary's Ave V- Girl at Boston Laundry, No 107 st 301 ED ~To ren o houo of #ix or fe'en 3, /n & high location, Address R. Y, VWA, TED-Carvastets s coua ried with city 10 intiod1 ¢+ an ar io'e of merit. For var t culars call at 111% Dodge 8t. #48-804 ANTED Girl w dohou eaora Appy 1514 Webst e Street. L3 \\’AN\'PD ¥ xjerenc Faesran for the city to i i Kennsrd, * otter & & Longworthy. f Day bo rders can be s comoda cpera hous re tauant ut $440 oy Propr eter. VW ANTE, - The lad es of Omaha to examine Will & Rocds weile for cut ing ladies and childrens el ‘thes poitively no fitting reqnired Linings cut free next Saturday at 1418 Dodge St Call and conyince yourse f. 140 304 ATUATIONS WANTED By —By o S weedish young man si ti nin private family to drfs himselt generally usefull. Apply - Sept. 14th, 1880, Hop Bitters Co., ToroNTO: 3 1 have been sick for the past six years, suffering from dyspepsia and general weakness. I have used three bottles of Hop Bitters, and they have done wonders for me, Is:m well aud able to work, and eat and sleep well. 1 cannot say too much for Hop Bitters, SIMON ROBBINS *,*‘He who is ready to buy uy his enewles will never want a supply of them.” Tt s cheaper to buy a true friend in kidney-Wort who will drive away thoee miserable enemies, a torpid liver, constipation, diabetes, piles, dis- eased kiduneys and bowels, This rem. edy is now prepared in liquid as well a8 in dry form, REDDINGS, Russia Sulve has proved its efficiency by a test of 75 yeurs' constant use, Try it. — Free of Charge. All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds Astnma, Bronchitis, Loss of V. ice, or any affection of the Throat and Lungs, are re- quested to call at C. F. Goodman’s drug store and get o Trin] Bottle of Dr, King's New Discovery for Consumption, free of churge, which_ will convince them of its wonderful merits and show what a regular ollar-siza hottla will do. Call eatly, 7 ANTED - 8itua‘’on hv an experlen W ok Acdre M, M. N0, 1623 e a7d © litoinia « tree 8. 8533 4 ANTED—A C or} ship ia store To furni+h ployer with §600 r 2700, Have had iy & d Dry Goods businese, £64-301 POR KENT—HOUBEE AMO LANL. x| Ad. (OR RENT—A large unfumnished fron* room at 1417 Howard St.. 87754 YHREE unf irnisted rooms for reat, with bay window, 1416 « hicazo street. 8205+ OR RENT - Pleasent south front room, fur nished or unfurnished. Inquire at this office. 868-3 TOR RENT—'1 asui t roone 2407 Farnam St. A's» office in B yd s Opers Hus . ; st ANDREZW BE R purchasi g furiture 0oma and taking hoarder ¢ 1ner 12¢h acd Har ey, Omahs, Neb. , re-renting Inq ire of W. Cochran, 8 E, 811-30} OR RENT—Hou e rear'y rew, 5 rooms, 815 per month, 20th 8reet, bet. Leaienwerth sid Mason. £56 30% OR RENT—Fuini hed rooms 1 door nor h of Dodge, on 18 n, 864-24 OR R A Inrze house near Smeltng Works suit e for bowdirg hous . eleven rome, hard ard witer. Al five rrom sure, plo gan:l: lomated, o nven ent to the U, JAME: I MORTON Agent, mstrect OR RFNT—Dcutle off 829-1w ia Jacobs' Lok, gt - : 0« RENT—Up-s'airs over 1417 Farnam St T et K BOMAS [ Bl Sl et 0| 0w o 5 % o "ruse of 5t on ™M Tables supplied_with the best the | ' L ¥a T/ ook &, s Avyps Me market attords. The traveling public WO = claim they get bettor accommocations | / B A T e Kad gbory and more gencral satisfaction here |itrect. Inquice next hocreas . than at any other house in Omaha, Rate, $2 per dav. aug2ltfm The worders of modern chemistry #re apparent in the beautiful Diamond Ly s. Al kinds aud colors of luk can te adafrom them. KIDNEY-WOR HE GREAT CURE FORB R-I-E-U-M-A-T-IS-M A it is for all the PERFECTLY CURED, £ PRICE $1. LIQUID er DRY, SOLD by DEUGGISTS, | B () Dry can be sent by mail, WIELLS, 1HCHATLDSON & CO, Burlington, Vt IDNEY~WORT§ DR. F. SCHERER, Physician and 8urgeon CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY. Modicines furnished st office. IMee N. W. corner 18th and Farnam rtreel:, over Morchant's National Bank, Omaha Neb, Offce Honrs—9to 11:20a. m., 1 to5and 7 to 9p m_ Reldence 1114 south 15th etwa DexterL. Thomas&kro WILL BUY AND SELL. DA LS AND ALL TRANSACTIONS OCNNECTED THEREWITH, Pay Taxes, Rent, Houses, Eto, ROOMS. .. ...CREGHTON BLOCK Fifteentn St. - - - «Umaha Neb, oldest and most reliable MBEAYXY MARKEBRT in North Omahs. Very cholco Meat, Poultry and Vegetables. ALWAYS ON HAND, ONOR & STNEHM, Pr ~ietar SPECIAL HOTIGE: 24 SPECIALS will FOSITIVELY not be in serted unless paid in advancy Acts at the Bame Time on T/ LOAN—On chattel mortea curity, A. B. Tutton, No. 1516 Do street front room up stawrs. 435+ A(V(\TO 10AN—At & per cont in- $25 I,OO(] terest n sums of §2,000 and up- Wards, fo 8o 5 years, on first class city and farm property. BRNIS REAL EsTATs and LOAN Aakxcy, 15th and Douglas Sts. I\l(!flfl:\' TO LOAN—At 8 per cent Estite and Loan A, Shriver's ¥, Opposite ANTED—Twa nicely turnished rooms cen trally ocated, with modern converiences, for three gents. Addie s at onco, W. M. T , this oftice i TANTED A smart st ut years old to learn W) 88 1. O"ERFE 1308 and streot ANTEU—First and second ceok and_ kiteh engirl, Maus & Blackmao's Rostaur ot 830-3+ )—Two me ddress to can f gool vass und 5.1l goods, call 421 South 10 8¢ 60-811 Cf I WANTED-To do general house-w rk at 1917 Chicago St. MES. LEHMER, 871301 118 1m)) OR RV organ, §3.00 per m nth, A. Hosp’s Music Hall 7 i Hal 7 at co e .ces 1810 vodge St 973-1m 0R RENT 8 5 per mont house, barn, etc, month, 8hr.y office, 2 10 rooms, at 3 to acre gard'n, with ,at 30 and 812 por nt bureau, opposyte Dost: 768-tt NT—Scveral sma’l houses, 5 rooms DR. C. H. PAUL. ROR R+ Ooe Iarge ni‘e'y furaimhed room with board for two at 1808 California St, 707-1mo. BE\HS' New Map of Omaha, Lm completed and ready for delivery at 85 each. Is 4 feet wide br 7 feet long. Largest and most complete map of Omaha ever publishisd. Official map of the city. See column. OTEL ALE CHEAP- 62 miles west of the Union Pacific railroad. story hotei and furniture, three 63 good stand, god business. Good reasons for selling. Inquire of subscriber. AL NORRIS, 713-1m-me Nosth Pend, Neb, 0t SALE~House and 1ot {0; swlo on 8 13th +nd Dorcas streets, Call on the premises. B58-12t1 JOR & hots maps of Neraska 20 ! ¢ach. For birgains in Or aha City improved and un'mpr ved property, ca'l on Wm. ¥, Shri- ver, oul Estate Agent, oppos te postofice. 691 7OR SALE- Sfx room cottage with barn und half lot on Chicago street, near Iligh School Only $2,300. McCAGUE, 600-de 27 Opp. Pos office. O AL A e e Locond band phustan Callat 1819 Harney St. 807-41 XCELLENT BRICK FOR SALE—9.00 per th'u‘and, Yard 15th street, two bosks éouth cf Be levue road LORENZO DIBBLE, _ dec 23-8m} EMIS New Map of Omaha, just complotod an.. veady for dclivery at 85 each. s 4 foct widc by 7 teet long. - Largost and jodt complate may of Omaha ever published. Olicial map of the city. 800 column, OST - A New'cundland ¢ be given if returnod to 10 884311 revard will be paid 25,00 fona st %8 ch tiken from my prc et nigh 26th, 1832, Inside of coee & i pressly for Sy ve ter Hossn. Clevelsnd, O David Magnin, Geoeva,” Adiress ‘Waich.” Mux Me: er & Bro , Omiahs. §73 1t -[,omlu.\'n BOARD—A re.sonsble figures, \ 1516 Howard street, B: EDWARD KUKHL, MAG STER (F PALMYSTERY AND COND" TIUNALIST, 498 Tenth street, hotween Farnan and Harney. Will, with A riward wil ‘arnam street. id of guardiar spirits, obtain for any one a glance of the past and present, and on certain conditions in tbe fu. ture. Boots and Shoes made to order. Pextect watisfaction eusranted ER Pure. v A mary Absolutely This pow strength 1 of purity 8. dore economical than the orpinary 1 cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or ph-sphate powder, _Sold ouly in cans. 'Roval BAKixa Powuks Co., Wall-8t., 901 New York. A FEW BARGAINS / Imr HouseS LOTS, Farms, Lands- BY BEMIS I6th &Douglas St. HOUSES AND LOTS. No. 19—Full ot aud new house, be ow 14 o116 up-stairs. Ei.ht foot cei ing bo ow above, Brick foundation, cellar, ete. 18 —Larze two story house, 10 rooms, two cellars, ¢ od wel and cisiern, bain, ctc., 6n W _bster and 22d_street, $,000. 17—Lot_50x1x5 brek foundation 1 . new house of two ba cistern on t-n strect near Poor ClareConvent §000, No. 16— House aud lot on 17th near Clars St. house 6 room ete $ 200, No. 15—House of 3 rooms full lot on Pierce St. near 19th 816 No. 21 New Fouseof 7 rooms, with carner lot, half mile west of Turniable of red strect cars on Sau_ders St. $1000. N House of «ight rcoms, 0. barn ete. lot 60x165 feet $2,00, \— Vacant Lots. - | streot, 2:x120 fect each, $1,600 each, or $4,50u for No. 252—Two full lots on 19th Street near Lake 8t. $1600. No. ‘Twonty five lots in Parkers addition just north of the ‘end of red stroet car line $400 ‘each easy terms, No.850—Four otaon Delawaro £t ncar Hans- 650, No. ne halflot on South avenue, near St, Mary's avenue, $550. No. 340—Eighteen (18) lota on 21st, 29nd, 23rd and Saundersstreet, uear G:ace, §500 each, aud y terms. 16— Six beautitul residence lots on Cather. ine streot, near Havscom park, $4,500. Twelve beautiful residence fots cn Hawiiton nd of old strestcar track; high and pdet e corcer lots on Cum- irg, Burt ard C 1eets, in Lowe's sec- ond addition and Park Plico—near Academy of Sacied Heart. “Prospect Place” on Hamilton and Charlos strect, ju't of Red §reet Cart.ack and Convent of the Nisters of Poor Clare, one and one halt mile from prstoffive. end n? mle from shcps, SI50 to 8300 (acny only 5 per cent down aud 5 per cent per month Lotsi Lowe's addition onc-haif mile west of end of Red Stre t Car near Convent of Por Clare 8 sters in Shinn's addition, $125 to 100 cach, and on very easy terms. lots in Hotbach's 1st and 2nd additions, ¢, Lowe's 2ud addition Rzn:'s Hauscom Place, Redick's ad- o it Foncier additton” quarter mile outh-east_of Union Paci and M. R. R. depots, §250 to §1,600 each, terms, Alllt one- d B, Business Lots. Tareo good busiress lots on Dodge nesr 12th all, exby tern Two guod neas lots on Farnam strect, 33x 66 feat each, frawe buildings theron.reuting for abou 8600 yor year cach; price 84,250 each. 44132 fect on Faruam pear 10thstrwel, corner 12,000, Splundid Warehouse 1ot on Union Paciffc right ot X bing 132 fo-t nor h f'ontace on Mason etrect, by about 100 fe t west frontaze on 13th et, Farms o d wi'd lards in Dougla Dadge, Washiogton, Bu't, W other good countie: in suxes pal i, rerts colle on improve - city and co rates of interest BEMIS' NEW CITY MAP, FOUL- FEET WIDE AND SEVEN FEET LONG, WITH EVERY ADDI. TION RECORDED OR CONTEM- PLATED UP TO DATE. “OFFI- CIAL MAP OF THE CITY. $6.00 EACH, \ GEOD. P.BEMIS, | Feal Estate ~ Agency, 16th and Douglas St., Omaha . Neb,