Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 17, 1883, Page 3

THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA SATURDAY FERRUARY 17 i e e e e e e WASHINGTON NOTES. Universal G.yety in the Lenten Soason, George Banoroft, His History and His Pleasant Lite—The New York Penal Code WasniNgToN, February 13.—The pre-Lanten season stopped on Wednes- day at one o'clock a m., when the oarriages were rolling away from the president’s reception to the army and navy and diplomatic corps. The gay- ety goea right on, howaever, although it does not appear so prominently in the newspapers. To be sure, thero will be no more large affalre until after the usual Lenten season, and for the present sackcloth will be fashionable: but the atream of small gayitios flows onl with uadiminshed strength. All sorts of ‘‘small and early” affalrsa— dinners, drums, teas and 0 on, are ‘o occur, and they will ba as well attend ed as though the season’s roses had not tarned to ashes. Still, it is possible to rest and yet be fashionable in this middle season, and thatls wha: most of the gay world are glad to do, This has been a g1y winter. Not so gay a8 some that have preceded it but still crowdad with balls, germans, dances and numberloss loss smaller events. The Marq of Lorae, who {s next nelghbor to a king, has been here; Miss Browster, Miss Oameron and Miss Blaine were mar- ried, and 8oms viry haudsome dinners have been given in honor of distin- guished men, like MoOlellan aad Al- oxaader H Rico, who were temperar- 1y with us. Everything has bean more elegant than ever before. The din- ners and the diansr-tables were sup- erb. Experts sald that they had sean no such ‘‘spreads” at any court in the world as thoy saw here. The flowe:s teo, and the wedding pres- ents were handeomer than any ever seen here before. Aud the dressing— that excaeds my powers of deacription, A distinguished authority plcks out Mrs, Don Cameron, of Pennsylvania; Mrs. Logan, of Illinots; Mes. Hill, of Colorado; Mrs, Moore, of Tennessee; Mrs, Walker, of Ponnsylvania, and Mra, Biogham, of Pennsylvania, amoug the matrons; and among the demouselles the Misses Frelinghuysen, Miss Richsl Sacrman, Miss Van Baren, of Japav, and Miss Miller, of Califorala, as teing e:poclally noted for the magnificonce of thair toilets. Of Mrs. Biugham we saw very little, She has beea ill and in Philadelphia for some time; but she came down with the gay party thas attendod Mites Brewater's wedding on Tuaeaday, re turning with thom to Philadelphia on Wednesday. Bat the toilet ane wors at the Brewster wedding and reception was justly regarded as the handsomest of the seasou, The gown of pale blae satin, with apron of old gold satin, was of iteelf a study in artistic effact, This has been a winter of splendid display of elegant materials. Toe old-fashioned eilks and satios, themaselves never so handsome, have been crowded by magnificent cloth of gold brocades, tissues of gold and sil- ver, plushes and hand embrolderies made lustrous by crystal white, jet and iridescent glass fringes. This is the winter resort of the country. It must become handsomer, and there- fore more attractive every year. The more attractive it is the more poople will it draw in, and they will dress more and more expensively until this shall become the mos! elegant city from the dress point of view in the country. Everytning else will be 1m- proved in proportion, of course, until the general effect becomes simply dazzling, On the whole, Washington real estate is the best thing a young can buy if he can_afford to walt a few years. The post-Lenten season prom- ises to be very brilliant. The pres dent is to give some more diniers snd receptions, and dozens of private eu- tertainments aro already talked of. George Bancroft is 82. He has been writing history for years. It has lengthened bis days. Perhaps that's the reason why Blaine contemplates a history of political events in the United States bdtween the Lincolu and Garfield administrations. I won- der whether the other shelved states- men who proposed to settle down in thefr Washington palaces porpoze writing history. Ferry might tell us all about ellver miues: Windom could enlighten the world on stock opera- tlons; Saunders, of Nebraske, couid give us points on agriculture s a species of political capital. What a of the world Robeson could write! and how enter- taining Voluntary Contrlbution Hub- bell’s essay on political assessments, past and prosent, would be? Auany rate,fMr. Bancroft lives a life thst an: of them w'ht euvy. He has every- thing that Leact could desire—fame in his life time, houses and friends, horees and roees, booke spd bon- quets, He lives well at Newport in summer, and he lives better in Wash. ingtou at winter. Ho satd the other day that that was his idea of a sen- sible life—eix months of the country in summer and six months of the city in winter, with plenty of flowers and friends and books and horses in both He is fond of roses—he has some of the finest in the world, both here and at Newport—and of books and of paintings and of sculptures and of fine horses. So are a great many other people; but, unlikc a msjority of them, he 1s able to have what he likes. One thing that he enjoys very much is horseback riding on the smooth roads north of Washington, When he can get a companion or two he Is almost happy. When several pedes- trians or esquestrians have bowed to him he is quite happy. He is, like most successful men, profoundly self-respectful. He likes to have people bow to him whether he knows them or not, Another thing that he is fond of is driving out. Hoe is a welcome guest at any dinner table iu Washington, from the president’s down. He has great couversational powers and an abondaat fund of an- ecdotes and recolleciions, He {s en- tirely adequate to the entertainment of one end of any dinner table. He tells a story about a man who has been dead these fifty years as though he had been with us but yesterday, In the course of his long life he has held sach positions at home and abroad as brought him into contact with the best as well as the most prominent men In the world, His i simpl lous. It Ia piarnly ety arvons 141 BOLD BAUIN, fancles., the accumalation of = e & basyy , Srliant | lifetme. He! ) Bragy of Golorado '0 nnamon with great neatness and grace, ‘Bears Near Town. the story of near-sighted old Gc vernor Linooln, of Massachusetts, who, cross- Ing Boston common sixty or seventy or eighty years ago, bowed gravely and courteously to a flock of geese then advancing toward him, with & “‘Thank you, my cnildren; very polite of yon to bow, I'm sure.” 0 one could have imitated the ancient gov- ernor's manner and voice moro per- fectly than the bright-eyed, white- halred octogenartan acrosss the table, and the langhter that followed was aa desorved as it was hearty. Mr. Ban oroft has a warm side for all Massa. chusatts people. He takes enough time every doy out of his busy life to stop at the hotels where the Buston people usually stop. ‘‘Any Boston people here?” he asks, and if the clork says ‘‘Yos,” he adds: ‘‘Here are BOMO CAT put them In their box Good day.” And then ke is off again to his drive or books. Happy Family. Pulicd from tho breagt, squoczed from the bottle Stamachs will sour and mi 'k will - urdle, Baby hallilajah all that nlgh®, Hous hold bon ping heads {n awtul fright, D't dony, 'twas thus with Victorls, Night was hideous without CASTORIA; When colic left; for peaceful elumber, And said thelr prayets and slept like thundor- ——ee BENEKE'S BUDGET. The Poice Court Docket for Bad Friday. Judge Beneke still has to preside over his court with one limb resting on aplllow, but his misfortune does not in the least disturb his equanim- ity. Business in his court is not very heavy at present, and he digposes of it in good shaps without endangering his health. Yesterday morning Michael Wallenz complained against K. P. Caraon, Wil- son Hike and Wm. Hike for petit larceny. It appears that he Thurs- day put a keg of beer out on his porch until he was ready to tap 1t, and whon he went for the beer ke and contents were gune. It was no- ticed that the three young men who room in that neighborhood, had been drinking large quantities of beer and oan officer was seut for who on arriving found the trio ‘'paralyzed drunk " Upon being arrested they explained that they had sent a boy out to get fifty cents worth of beer and did not know whore he got the stuff. They pled “‘not guilty” and were remanded for a hearing at 4 o’clock One individual paid $10 and costs for getting druuk, Sam Allen, a U. P. car repairer filed a complaint against H. C. Allen, & switchman, chargiag him with draw- ing a pistol on him and threatening his life. A couple of applo peddlers, both Russlan Jews and children, had row at the U, P. headquarters and one threw the other down stairs, is the in- formation given by a complaint filed in the police court by Waxman against C. Ballshiff, Buckln's Arnica Salve. The Bear SALyR in the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, balt Rheam, Fe. Hands, Chil ver ,, Ohoj blains, Corns, and all eraptions, and puniflvd{ cures pilss, It in guaranteed to giva satisfactfon r muney refunded, “rlce, 25 cents pur ; cx. for aalo bylk0, ¥ Goodmaw - Cohea sl A FALSE ALARM. The Supposed Fatal Fire at the Acad- emy. Some cnterprising telegraph corres- pondent sent east a graphioc account of the fire in Caldwell block, about the timo the smoke was coming out through the roof of the Academy of Music and the variety people were evacuating the premiees with bag and bageage Prof. Yager, leader of the scademy silver cornet band, yeaterday received a leater from Mrs, Dauxberry, of Phil- adelphia, who makes inquiry concern- ing & near and dear friend of hers who ‘“‘had been performing insome theatre hers.” She had heard of the fire che said and that the theatre had burned and some of its people were myssing. The professor responded in a way that will doubtless relieve the lady's anx- iaty. Real Estate Transfers. The following deeds were filled for record in the county clerk’s office, February 12th and 14th, reported for TaE Bee by Amee’ real estate agency: Jemes C. Johnson and wife to James Johunson, lot 3, block 3, Boggs and Y | Hill's add., w. d., $850 R D. Wells to Henry Ercke, parcel sec 21, 15, 12, w. d., 81 000. L C. Richards and wife to H. O. Jones, parcel sec 19, 16, 11, and lots 1 and 2, block 2, Dwight and Lyman's add., q. ¢. d., $25." State, Bank to Juliu: Meyer, lot block 142, trust deed, $2,500, Geo. P Beemis and wife to C. 8, Smith, lota11 and 12, block “E,” Prospect Place, w. d., {$580 C. and S, E, Hartman to J. Kendls et al, n 40 feat lot 79, Hartmau's add., w. d., $470, August Exland and wife to Henry Spiegle, et al., 8 4 of e } lot 23, Kountze's 2ad add., $750, They Are Hunted Unsuccess- fully by Four Farmers, Aboat ten days ago Mr. Henry Eicke, a woll knowm farmer of this county, while returning home from the city, just before reaching his farm, passed through a hollow near Claus Slevers’ farm, the country about whioh 18 hilly and timbered. He noticed on the snow a couple of ohjects which he toolt to be & cow and calf, and driving nearor, saw two dark brown animals, As he had no weapons with him, he did not veniure to make an attack, and beiug afraid his hoises might ran away, oid not get out of the sieigh to investigate, but ouly stopped long enough to take a hasty glance at the anfmals, which seemed to bo sleeping As he stood there one of the beasts raised its head and to his rurprise and consternation Mr. Kicke recognizad it as a Colorado brown bear, the other doubtless being ite cub, As soon as Mr. Eicke got home he sent hia son with a rifis to down the noble game if possible. He only found the tracks, which were about as broad a8 & man’s hand, and which led toward Pad- dock’s grove. The darkness com ing on young Eieke was compelled to abandon the chase, Fivo days later Mr, Eicke and four other farmers, who were ariving along on the road about three miles north of the place where the farmer had first seen the bears, came across ths samo tracks in the snow, and leadlng northward in the direction of Wash. ington county, where there is some tolerably heavy timbor, to which the animals wou'd naturally take. They reported the tracks twice the size of those made by wolves and such as to leave litcle doubt but that the animals were good sized bears and wero strik- ing for a more congeninl clime, The probability 18 that they were driven by the storm to leave the Nio- brara country aud struck a bes line for Omaha at once, knowing the warm hoepitslity that would greet them here. It in an ooccurrence not recol- locted within the memory of the mid- dle aged citizen, though the oldeat in- habitants used to have to chase the bears ont of thelr back yards In the morning belore they cou'd chop kindling wood to get breaktast with, It is ot wocommon even now for the hunters to kill deer within the city limits, and not long ago two were shot at the very door of the white lead worke, 1. is probable that some lucky man yet kill the two bears seen by Mr, Eicke and eave their skins as trophies, Horsford’s Aoid Phosphata promotes sloep when the nervous sys- tem is overworked or worried by care and anxiety. —_—— Anuiversary Prociamation. Grand Sire, Erie J. Leech, of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fel- lows of America, has issned the fol- COUNOIL, BLUPFS LOOAL NEWS, The Hospital. At ameeting of the cltizens, hold last evening at the Baptist chapel, to consider the eatablishment of a hos. pits E. E. Harkness was chosen chalrman, The committee appoluted at the ast meeting reported artloles of in. corporation sud recommended as in- corporators E, L. Shogart, B, C. Bloomer, Thomas Officer, J. G, Le. men, J. D, Edmundson, N. P. Dodge, J J. Brown, Horace kuru!t, bR 6 Evans, E. 8, Barnett, R. Morgan, J, M. Phillips. There was some discusslon as to whother the city goveromeut should have control of the hospital or havo an independent organization, J, M. Palmer saggested that many heavy tax payers favored turniog the schonl building iuto & hospital, and that if the question wae submitted to & vote of the peoplo at the noxt eity eleotion, tt would receive a large majority. The unmes of Dr. Mecrae, Di. Hart, Dy, Montgomery, J. T, 8 ewart and Rev, Oyrus Hawilton were added to the incorporators, The articles of incor- poration were then considered, one by one, and adopted as a whole, together with those named as Inocorporators, Adjourned. —o— The T atne. The Chicago & Northwestern is one hour late, The Chicago, Rock Island & Paclfic seven hours, and Chicago, Barlington & Qulucy five. The Chi- cago, Milwaukee & St Paul le on tlme, The Kunsas City & Si. Joe train that left yesterday morning re- turned last night, balng unable to get through on account of washouts, and the Union Pacifit train due at 4 last night wili not be in till 9 this mora ing, and the Wabash is so far away that no dispatches have been received concerning her, D COMMERCIAL: COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Corrected daily by J. Y. Fuiler, mer- chandiso broker, buyer and shipjer of grain and provisions, 39 Pearl street. WarAT No. 2 spring, 77¢; No. 8, 65; rejected 50¢; good demand, Con~ —6¢ to feoders and 330 to ship- pers; rejected eorn Chioago, 53%; new mixed, 650, The receipts of corn are lisht on ncocuut of had roads, 0ATs —Scarce and iu good demand; 30@ 2. Hav—4 00@6 00 per ton, Rye—40c; light mpply. CoRN MEAL—1 25per 100 ponnds, Wo n-Good supply; prices st yards, 5 00@6 00, CoAL—Delivered, hard, 1100 per ton; soft. 5 50 per ton. Burrer—Plenty and in fair demand; creamery, 80c. s - Scarce and in demand; 80c per dozen, LARD—Fairbank’s, wholesaling at 13jc. Pourrky —Firm; deslers paying 13¢c per ponnd for turkeys and 10c for chickens. ‘VEGRTABLES —Potatces, 45¢; onions, 25c: cabbages, 30@400 per dozen; apples, 2 50 @3 50 per barrel, Frour—Wholesale prices ~Roller pat- ent 4 25 for superlative; roller § patent, 285 for diadum wiunter; roller standard, 2 60 for golden sheaf; roller family, 160, Wholesale pricea for flour, 2 40@8 25, BrooMs—2 00@8 00 per dozen. BTOOK, CarTLe—3 00@3 50; calves 5 00@7 50, Hogs - Muarket active, and all offerings uickly taken at higher prices. Oar lota: mmon, 5 45@5 50; good mixed, b 60@ 580; heavy paking, 570@b 95; choice lowing proclamation for the observ- ance cf the sixty-fourth anniversary of 0dd Fellowship in America: Toall whom these presents shall come, greeting: Whereas, The sovereign grand lodge of the Todependent Order of Odd Fellows has ordsined that the 26:h day of April shall bs set apart an a day of goneral thankegiving through. ouu our vast jurldiotion; and WaEgREas, It seems eminently right and proper that the birthday of onr order ehould bo appropriately observed ina spiric of thanksgiving for the muny youars of contioued favor and protcetiun vouchsafed tc Odd Feliow- ship by a merciful Providence, and for the blessings of peace snd prosperity enjoyed by the membership every- where at the present time, Therefore, I, Ede J. Leech, grand sire of the sovereign grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fel- lows, by virtus of authority conferred upon me by law, do hereby enjoin upon all grand and subordinate bodiea under this jurlsdiction to take order for the due and proper ohservance of the sixty-fourth anniversary of Odd Fellowship in America, on'the 26th day of April, 1883, by setting apart that day for thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God for His wonderful mercies to our order and individual wemberehip, Woman's True Friend. A friend in need is & friend indeed. This none can deny, especially when assistanceis rendered when one is sorely afflicted with. dlsense, more partioularly those com. plainta’and wealnesses 50 common to our eniale population. Every woman should know that Electric Bitters are woman's true friend, and will positively restore her to health, even when all other remedies fail, A wingle trial always proves our sertion, They are pleasant to the t aud only cost fifty cents bottle, Sold by O, F. Goodman John Gl Jacops, (Formerly Gish & Jacobe, UNDERTAKERS —— , Money for the Unmarried. One of the most solid and substantial institutions in this country is the Mar. ringe Fund and Matual Trast Assciation, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Thoey are organ- ized under the laws of Towa, and their of. ficers and directors are among the leading and most prominent business men of Cedar Rapids, Every uamarried person sbould have a certificate in this asociation. Tt is a eplendid investment, as safe as a government_bond, You oan’ justas well have a good sum of money to commence married life on as not, A large number of members have been paid off, receiving over 300 per cent on their investment, Write for circulars fully detailing the plan, which 18 the fine:t known. Do not postpone it. Good agents wanted, Mention where you saw this notic £5-3m, Free of Uost, All persons wishing to test the merits of a great remedy—one that will positively cure Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthe :.‘:i Bronchitis, or any affection of throat lungs—are requested to call at C, F. Goodman's Dru; Store and get a trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discover, for Consumption, FREE 0¥ 00T, which wi n'h‘tl)l'dyun what a regular dollar-size bottle o McCARTHY & EURKE, Undertakers, 218 14TH ST,, BET, FARNAM AND UGLAS H. PHILLIPS, THE LEADING NEW YORK A X L. CHER, Call aud lock over my new store and sc fancy packing, 605@6 10 1.D EDMUNDSON, A, W, NTRRNY, President, Onahier. CITIZENS BANK Of Counoil Bluffs. d under the laws of the State of Towa Pald up capital..... 8 176,000 Authorised capiial + 200,000 Intercsh pald on tlme depostts, Dratta tasnod on the principal eitios of tho United States nnd Europe. Spectal attontlon given to collectlons snd correspondence with prompt rovu DIRKCTORS, J.D. Edmundeon, E.L.Shugast, J. T.Han, WL W Wallace, W. It 1A Miiler AW St IyTdes W. R. VAUGHAN. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Omaha and Council Bluffs Real Estate & Collection Agency. In Odd Fellow’s block, over Savings’ B jan8 .ty " EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Jugtice of the Peace and Hotary Public. ¢I5Rroadway, Council Blufis, Uuited States Depository First National Bank, —O0F OMAHA~ Cor 13th & Farnam 8t. The O0ldes’ Bankin - Establish- ment in Cwaha, BUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS, Established in 1858. Organ'zed as & Natlonal Bauk in 1°63. CAPITAL, - . . 8200,000, SURPLUB AND PROFITS - $16.,00 . OFFIORRS AND DIRHCTORS Hrrmax Kousrze, Presidont, JONN A. ( REGHTON President, AvGustus Kouxtzs 2ud Vice President, A. J, Porrreron, ¥. 0. Davis, Cashier, W.H M &, A‘wstant Cahicr. Transac acral banking buyne s, Issues time cortificatos bearing iuterest Deaws drafts o “an Franclsco and principsl cities In the Uni- ted Statew Also Lond n, Dublin. Eliaburgh, ho principal cities of the continent of Ku- my new goods, 1207 Farnam Street. 1207, Under the management of Mr, Kalish, ALMA E. KEITH, WE slesale and Retail HAIR GOODS | Correct au reliable Waves a Specialty, MASQUERADING WIGS, 1222 Farnsm St Omaha. Neb M. R. RISOON, Gen'l Insarance Agent L Wostchessor, 5, ¥, The Merchants, of Caplial 1,876,000.0 1,200,000.0 . 1200,916.0 Offica, Bovd's Opera House’ Farms, A FEW OMATXA Meoicar [Jispensay 1 Offices and parlors over the new Omaha National Bank, 18th, between Farnam and Douglas Streets. A §, FISRBLATT, M. D, - PROPRIETGR. Dr. Fishblatt can ba Consnlted Every Day Exce it Fridays and and Saturdays, these two Days being devoted to His Dispensal at Des Moiues, lowa. Speoial attention given to diseases of the THROAT AND LUNCS. CATARRH, KIDNEY AND,BLADDER And Fomale Diseazer, as well as All Chronic and Nervous Diseases DR. FISHBLATT Has Jiscoy rod tho groat:as ouro In the world for weakness of #he back and limne, in oluntary discharges fmpo ency, g neril oebi ity , Jan ;uor, confusion of idos, palpit (onof the , tldity, b hews, diseses of the b ad, throat, nose or skin lans of ti @ liv erriblo disorders 1 +0 itary habe it ct you h rnd victims ttan the son: 0% L) the marin- era ot Ulynos, blightin; theie most ead anb hopes of {pations, ren foriog marriage impossible Thowe th ¢ are suToring from the evl practices which destroy thelr mentaland pays cal systeme = | causing NERVOUS DEBILITY, The symptows of which are a du:l, di them from performing thelr busl= oeen and vocial duties, makes happ; arriago laposs b e, dis %08 the act on of the heart, causing ushen ot heat, do roaslon of spiri's, ev | farebsding , coward co, fesrs, droams, res less nights, 22 404s, forget Wnow, u-natural dischrges, paia in the back and hiy , short breatniog, melas- Y BARGAINS XN Houses LoTs 2 d bling, dimne luugs, stomach o Land rosssd mind, which u BY choly easdly of company and hav « prefi rence to bo alone, feelin; In the murning ae when rotiring, 8 min.l weakn.a:, jost manh 01, white bonie doposit in the urine, - ervoumess, con- fusion of thousht tremblng, watery and weak eyes, dyepepals foonstip tion, paeness, pain and p woaknots in the limbe, etc . should consult me immoaiately and bo restored to perfech health. YOUNG MEN Who hiave become yictima of solitary vice, that drcadful and destractive hab't whichjaanually Aweeps to an untimely grave thousandy cf young mon of exslted talsn$ and bri lisnt iatoliect who might otherwiso eniranco listening seuators with the thunders of their eloquence or wake to ecs.a= Cy the living Iy re, may call with fall confidence. MARRIAGE. Marriod persons or young men contemplating marriage be aware of ph; procreative power, impatency, or any other disqualification spee.ily relieve: #elf u der the care of Dr. Fish'Ia ¢ may reli ziously confide lu his houor as a dently rely upon his skill a3 phy foian. ORGANAL WEAKNESS BEMIS cal weakness, loes of He who places him- man, and confl- Tmmed| y cured and full v'gor restored. This disirossing afMic jor —which renders life a burden iy and o 1impoes ble, I8 tho penalty paid by the viciim tor improper Indulgence. Young people |5th &Douglas St aroap to commib ox 10 not being aware of the dreadfu’ consequonces thas may o sue. . ~ow who that unders ands this subj.ct will deny that procreation is lost sooner by those falling tuto into iwpr p ¢ habita than by pradent? Besides being deprlv d of the plasure of o althy ofl- spring:, tho m t wori us and drstruct vo symproms of both body andmind arire. The systom bo- dorang d, th, physieal and mental functions wesken; Lossof proceeative powers, nervous ty, dynpepsta, palpitation of the heart, indigeetion, Tconstitutional detility, wasting of the y cough, consumwpiion and death. A OURE WARRANTED, Porsons ruined in health by unleatnod pro‘enders who ksep them trifl ng month a'ter month, taking pol oncus and ivjurious compounds, shouid apply Immediately. DR, FISHOLATT graduate of one of the mest eminent collegos of the Un'ted States, has effscted somoe of tha most #No. 19—Full ot aud new house, I3¥rooms, two | astonishivg cures that were cver kn>wn; many troubled with 1i giog in the ears and head, when be'ow and oo up-etaira. Eixht foot ceiling below | 881:cp, Kroat nervousne . bowg alarmed at certain sounds, wish froquent blus: ing, attended some and -evenabove, Brick foundation, cellar, etc. | times with derangement of the mind woro oured immediately. A bargain, $600. TAKE PARTIOULAR NOTIOE Yo I8=Larye two story house, 10_rooms, two et A i e datecn, ba, st on Dr. . addeensen ol those who have Infored themselven by lmproper | N —Lot "toot, nn ; i« both body and min fitding them for husin tudy y e et SOxiBb ety paw hovies ot bwo of the welanch ly'afl ot produced by the early habits of youth, v Tim®, paing in 1is hoad and mnoss of sight, loss of mus:ular po rooma brick foundation 100 barrel cistorn on | Hamilton street near Poor Cla , dyspepsin, no irritabllity, dsrangome it of digestive functions, No. 16—Houso aud lot on 17t) house b room ete. § 200, No. 15—House of 8 rooms full lot on Plerco St. near 19th $1600 No. 21- -New houseof 7 rooms, with corner lot, half milo wist of Turntable of red stroct cars on HOUSES AND LOTS, PRIVATE OFFICES, OVER THE OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, OMAHA, NEB, Sau dors St $10.0. B . v k | CONSULTATION FRZE, Chargos moderato and wi hiu the reach of all who need mientific 0n1%s foot G, Of ¢lEht roouws, barn ete. 1ot | wogical treatment. Tho.o who roa do at & dirtance and cavnot call, will recolva,promph attontion through wa 1 by el ply sendiog th er eymptoms wi'h po.age. Audress Lock Box 34, Owaha, Neb. $500 REWARD. 'The above roward will be pald to ln{hg:lme who will produce » Paint that will equal Pennsylvania Patent Rubber Paint, Tin and Gravel Rooty Vacant Lots. 170 252—Two full lota on 19th Street near Lake No.3/1—Twenty five lots in Parkers addition Just north of the ‘end of red stroct car line $400 cach casy terms, No.850—Four iotson Delaware £t. near Hans- com park, §650, i No. 831--One half ot on South’ avenue, near & NOTED BUT UNTITLED WORMAN. (From the Boston Giobe.) for preserving flhlm{lu. 8t Mary's avenuo, $5:0. Warrantod to and Wator Proof, ~ All No. 340—Eightcen (18) lots on 21st, 22nd, 23rd | orders promptl: lod to. Cheapor and bet: and Saunders atrect, uear Giace, $500 each, aud | ter than any othor paint now {n uso. STEWART & STEPHENSON, Bole Proprivtors, Omaha House, Omahs, Nob, REFERUNOES. Officer & Pusoy, Dr.Rice, Dr. Plnney, — Fulle Council Blufts, low Bux office, ma. Six beautiful residence lots on Cather. near Hanscom park, $4, esutitul residence fots'cn Hawmilton ar track; high snd d halt acre corner lots on Cum. Neo. ing, Burt acd California_streots, in Lowe's sec- ond addition and Park Place—near Academy of Bacrod Hoart. . Lots i *Prospect Place” on Hamllton and Charlos strect, fu:t west of the end of Red 8 rect Cartiack and Convent of the Sisters of Poor Send 81, 82, 8, or $5 for a re D= [iafl box by Expross of the best 0 i 0 Tho above {sa good lkeness of Mra. Lydia E. am, of Lynn, Mass., who above all other human bel 1y bo truthfully called the “Dear Friend of Woman,* wsome of hor correspondents love to call her. She 1 3oalously dovoted to her work, which 14 the outcome ndies in Amerlea, put up , §150 to 800 (wcn, T cent per month g AR e e e -y alegnnt hoxer, and strictly pure | ¢ a lfestudy, and is obliged to keep six lady Shinn's, Purk I:m .iib::l:;‘;.z:l;\ll‘ex:llt‘mi:‘(‘- SIS 0. Try it once, wil purposes. I havo personally investigated it and C. F. GUNTHER! Confectioner, - 9-24nm ALNAYS CET THE BEST. satisfied of the truth of this On acoount of its proven merita, 1t 1s recommended | nd prescribod by thebest physicians In the country, o says: “It works like & eharm and saves much ain. It will cure entirely the worst form of falling £ the uterus, Loucorrhoea, rrogular and painful fenstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, Infiammation and feeration, Floodings, all Displacements and the con- 2quent spinal woakness, and is especia’ly adapted to he Change of Life.” 1t permeates every portion of the system, and gives #w lifo and vigor. 1t removes faintness, flatulency, #utroys all craving for stimulants, and relioves weake #88 of thestomach, It cures Bleating, Headaches, lervous Prostration, General Debility, Sleey fopression and Indigestion. That feeling of bearing lwn, causing pain, welght and backache, 1s always wrmanently cured by its use. 1t will at all times, and “Chicag o Lots 'In *“re'it Foncler addition” quarter mile south-cast of Union Puc i and M, R. R. depota, $260 to §1,600 each, very easy terms, Business Lots. ‘Taree good business lota on Dodge nesr 12th street, 2:x120) feut each, $1,600 each, or $4,500 for all, easy torms. Fwo kood buitness lots on Farnam stroct, 53x 66 feot each, with frame buildings theron,renting for abou' $600 per year each; prico $4,250 each. 44x132 fect on Furuam vear 10thstree., corner mder all elrcumstances, act in harmony with the law || bat governs the fomalo system. It costs only §1. per bottlo or six for 85,,and 1s sold by fruggists, Any advico required as to special cases, anc 4ie names of many who have boen restored to perfess #alth by tho use of the Vegetable Compound, can be Dtatned by addressing Mrs, P with stamp for reply, & hier home in Lynn, Mass, For Kidney Complaint of either sex this compound i mstrpassed as abundant tostimonials show, 2004 Pinkhom's Liver Pills,” says one writer, “are + world for the cure uf Constipation, 4 Torpldity of the liver. Her Blood vondars in 1ts special line and bids fate spound 1n its popularity. t her asan Angel of Merey whose sole 12, Splandid Warehouse 1ot 0n Unfon Paciffc right of way, vorth of track and cast of Nall Works— Delug 132 fo t north frontage on Mason stiect, by about 100 fo-t west frontaze on 16th . Farms & d wild londs in Douglas, Sarpy, Dodgs, Washington, Burt, Wayno, Stanton, and other £ood countios in exstern Nobraska tor sale. 2axes pald, rents collccted, ani money loans. on Improved city and couniry \projerty at low rates of iutoreat. BEMIS' NEW OITY MAP, FOUR FEET WIDE AND SEVEN FEET LONG, WITH EVERY ADDI. TION RECORDED OR CONTEM.- “Old and Tried.” EYERY SACK WARRANTED TO > M r CORR N 3 U @ Mrs. A, M. D, SIS IODATE, P GIVE SATISFACTION | amegsewmis $56.00 EAUH, OF Hyacinths EY ‘REFUNDED, BULBS il el SUPPL W. J. WELSTANS & CO., Agents, 8th and Farnam Sts., Omsha. feb 10-e0d-1m D BY ANY FIBST-CLASS GROCER. | Anqall other for Fall Planting. Largest assord ment ever shown {n Chlcago- Dlustrated Catalogue freo. Send for it Hiram Sibley & Co., Ohles GEO. P.BEMIS, Real Estate DR, F. SCHERER TREATS BUCCESSFULLY ALL Chronic, Nervous and Special Dizeases. dedlclues fornished st ofiice. Oice, N. W. coruor 15th and Farnsa etreets, over Merchant's Natio: Omabs Neb Office Hours—9 to 11 1tofand 7 to 9p m Reeldence 1114 o b trect. Agency, Dot Mot B O F A S AT de oF Wi Ly AND ALL TRANBACTIONS OCNNECTED THEREWITH, Pay Taxes, Rent, Houses, Eto. SIDE nnmmu'ntg]u).nm—u;n P;Tfir A. J. SIMPSON. LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY 16th and Douglas St., 1400 and 1411 Dodge Btreot, ROOM §,......... OREGHTON BLOCK aug 7-me 6m OMAHA, g Nxs. Omaha . Neb, Pifteentn 8t - - - - - ~Omaha Neb 8 b G | 1 4 TE e T o]