Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 8, 1883, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE: THURSDAY MARCH 8 The Daily Bee. | A BURCLAR'S BRIDE. - GMAHA, Thursday Morning, March 8 ‘Weather Report (The following observations were taken at the same moment of time at the stations mentioned ) War Prr'r U 8 80 OwAllA, March KTATIONE, Deadwo d Assi saboine.. LOOAL BREVITIES, —A spocial train arrived i this city over the Missouri Pacific, Inst evening sbout 7 o'clock, with the following pass gers on board: C, L. Danham, superin- tendent; L. A, Emerron, general western freight agent, and J. H. Redmon, train master, The party reg'stered at the Pax- ton over night and will leave for the south this morning by special train. They are on a general tour of inspection, —A sad caso is that of Edwin W, Storrs, whoie parents, Mr, snd Mrs, Chas, P. Storrs, reside just south of Omaha, The won has for some time bsen living at Eagle Rock, Idaho, and was to have been mar- riedon Monday but several days previous he was attacked with pneumonia. Word was sent to his pareats and his mother . started on Saturday to attend the bedside “ of her son, but he died some hours bofore she arrived, His death, occurring as it did upon the day for his wedding, was doubly sad. Mrs, Storrs left Eagle Rock Tuwdsy with the remains of her son, who will be interred at this place, —On Thursday last the ize in the river broke loose above K st Nebrasks City and floated down to the lower tranafor landing and there lodged, forming » gorge over six foot deep, and the water at once began to rise, The B, & M. transfer boat had just made a trip to the east side, and when the ice began to move took refuge behind Ler lsnding, where she remained, unable to turn s wheel. —That the work of paving Tenth street will begin actively with the opening of spring is demonstrated by the constantly increasiog piles of granite which are growing up on every corner from Douglas to the railroad track, Tuesday the teamn engaged in hauling the granite feom the 8t. Paul depot had a terrible pull of it, the mud making it well nigh impossible to go through at all, ~—The Social Art club i making arrange- ments to give an entertainment about the middle of April, at which the chief attrec. tion will be Helen Potter, the woll known dramatic reader. ~8t. John's Lodge, No. 25, A, F. & A. M., will meet in special communication this (Thureday) evening, for - work intho E, A, degree. Visiting brethren are fraternally lnvited. James B, Bruner, ‘masier, —The Prairle Lights and the Willing ‘Workers, missionary societies of the Con- grogational church, will give & conoert at the ghurch next Sunday evening, March 11th, Every one should go, ~All the Jowa trains were late yes- terday except the Milwaukee and the ‘weat bound U, P, train was reported over two hours late in consequence. —The Omsaha glee club Tuesday elected three new members, Sam O, Nash, Charles P, Deuel and David Wells. —T. E. Metcalf felt the effects of Wig- gins' storm Tuesday when he was the re- cipient of a ten pound girl baby, ~The ladies of the M. K. church will give s Wealeyan sociable Thursday evening at the parsonage, ~Jenkins is removing’ his Headquarters Cigar Btore to the room formerly occupled by the European restaurant. ~The city council ia looking for a new room in which to hold their meetings. —There was a light fall of snow Tues- day ix interfor Nebraska, ~—The river in front of the city still re- mainsice bound, VISITING BLUFFERS. They Come to Inspect the Louglas Btreet Pavement The 2 o'clock dumwy from the transfor yesterday brought over among its passengers a distinguished party from Council Bluffs, who came upon the Invitation ct Mr, Chas. E. Squlres to inspect the asphalt pavement on Dooglas street. At the Jast meeting of the city councll of Council Bluffs, Morday night, the city attorney was author- 1zed to draw up an ordinsnce for the paving of Main street to the 0., B. & Q. depot, which will be voted upon Saturday evening. The ma- terial not yet dotermined upon, and the vitit yesterday was for the n?ou of iospecting the two blocks lsid on Douglas street in the fall, which were pariially cleaned off this morning for the visitors, The pavement was found in excellent con- dition so far as it was uncovercd, hav- ing stood the severe cold without making & siogle crack, which is cou- sidered remarkably favorable. The visitors were Msyor Bowman, Aldermen Shugart, Sledentopf and Eicher; Aldermen-elect MoMahon and Keating, and Rev. O, 8 Clark, the religlous editor of the Nonpareil. ':3 expressed themselves as much rk with what they saw, and left for home on the 3:40 train with » very good oplnion of sheet asphalt, SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE Made frow the wild flowers of the ALLEN saye: William Savage, who has gained notoriety In connection with an Omaha divorce proceedings, mads his escaps from the work house Saturday morn. Infi. The tailed to thelr respective labors by the Rgaards at the time, and the toreman was eacortin, yard and to Savage to investigate a reported re- volt among 170,0f the quarry workers,. and when he returned his man had disappeared. #avage had reached the upper balcony by a stairway, made a clrouit thereof, and then jum to the ground in front of the b By means of a ladder which was oconvenieot, he scaled the high board fence and made his escape. the matter when it is stated that the former Mrs, Savage.has been an in. mate of one of houses of the demi monde in this olty for several yoars past and is there to- woman, who to appear several y she really ia, sn assumed name, which those ao- ul aupnln Eads' work ot the Mieslseippi river delta can guess. The Dally Rouna Up and ite Results. plain drunks, a elight increase in this line, fired one out of town, discharged a third and turned tke remsining two, who were soldiers, over to the United States authorities, connected in business with Mr. Guy Barton, of the smeiting works and purchase ore. The Husband Escapes from the 85 Louis Workhouse, And is S»nid to be Headin; for Omeha, A fow days ago> THE Bre contained an acconnt cf the divorce proceedinge in tho case of Annie Savigo va. Wil- liam Savage, in which a decree was ro- ocently granted the wife In the distriot court in thls city, An Interestiog sequel to the rec- mantio story is found 1n a speclal dis- patch to The Chioago Times, dated St. Louls, March bth, which 18 as a8 follows: rle1 to a burglar romance, whi expocted to dovelop in a short time by a moarriage of Willlao: Savage's ex- wife, nee Mannirg, to an eastern gen- * | tleman diff:rent age made his escape from the St Louls workhouse to-day, and {s be lleved to be heading for Omaha. escape was effected during the morn- icg while the cffizers and guards were detailing the men to their reapective labors. workhouse sbout three months ago, having been found guilty of thefts, on a charge of petit larcony. Heis an old prieon bird, and has served sentences In the Michigan, Ilitnols and Missourl penitentlaries Detectives throughcut the country regard him ss one cf the shrewdest criminals in the country and a hard cnstomer to deal with, Detroit between 18756 and 1878 re- oently came out in the divorce court of Omaha, where & handsome and richly attired young woman attiacted unusual attentlon us the wife of one o{ the most' notorions burgars in the the other day that she was granted an absolute divorce from Bavage, humiliation which this notorlety has caused her was regarded by hor family and friends as suffisient punishment for the thouzhtleas street flirtation in Doatroit which brought about her so- qualntance with ths prisoner. were seoretly marrl ward in 1874, and she never lived with him, aa was arrested and his record made known to her- that Miss Anna Manning, daoghter of of a respectable and well-to-do family, waa his wifs, the matter was somehow kept quiet by the glel's family. Savege's term would have ex. pired about means the prisoner got hold of a S, Louis news of Mies wf intention to marry sgain. that ho wonld get even with her as #0on as he got out, claiming that her recent conduot was & breach of faith, a9 she wae fully a8 bad as he, and that their marriage in Dotroit was no: a seccret affatr. fully cognizant of his autecedente, and even assisted him in bis work To pat 1t in his own words: work her and hernew raan for all they are worth, and the fleat place 1'il strike for when I ge: out of hero will bs Omaha,” The scquel to the mar- was in Omaha, may take a form, as Wiillam S His Sayage was committed to the two His oarcer in west, and It was only The They not long aft: ihreo days later Savage When it was learned ay 1. By some uckaown aper containing au account noing's divorce and her Ho swore She was, morcover, “I em golog to The Globe-Damocrat, of Tucalsy risoners were belng de him across the rear lowea hallway. When the hall was reached the forman left It may add to the interest folt In 0 most aristocratio Bhe is a Knny, girlish looking resses in & manner as inted with the place and with P B AL o S POLICE COURT. The police Toesday ran in five Judge Beneko sont one to jall, Bennett's clalm was that he was was under an engsgement with him to go to tho Wood River country and Mr, Barton fs now in Qslifornla and Bounott stated that he uen from San Fravelioo and would thon ohiein wmoney to pay np his board bill. He left in the mornivg and before taking the noon traiu borrowed §3 from M. P. E Tler, which waa probably the le when he left for the west. Yeeterday afiornoon a telegrom was received from BSheriff Shsrp of Cheyenne, sayiog that he had Bennett under arreet, and asking what he should do with him, No reply hed beon sent at last accounts, as it seemed uncertain whether a requisi- tlon could be obtained from the gov- ernor or not, Bennett is deeorlbed as a tall, slim man, aigpmntly about fifty years of age. He wore black whiskers, dressed in & black sult and was quite genteel looking One susplolous character was taken | % {o and his casb continued, Wm. J. Dancan, whose trial lasted g e A the next sitting of the grand jury. The little glrl was taken in charge by her grand parents, who oame over from Iowa o attend the trial Mr. Gao. A. Joslyn, proprletor of the Metropolitsn hotel, hsa filed a complaint sgainet Thos, Benvett, charging him with defranding him out of o board bill of §58. Bennett is sald to bo o mining speculator and Ioft for tho west Tuesdsy. The marshal sent a telegram shead to h(nve him arrested and returned to this clty. In the case of B4, Gilligan and John Roach, charged with stealiog a quactity of plated ware, it has beon discovered that the property h]nlougud to W. I Wright of Thirteenth street, who places his loss oo nine dozen sil. vor plated spoons and two dozsn knives 19, y Mike Gilligan was arrested last night for Intoxication, having but a few days ago besn acquitted by the petit jury tn the districe court of as- sault with intent to kill, Mike was in high gocd homor and made a regular picoio in the cell to which he was as- signed In the city jail. Mra. Ostrander and Mrs. Russell wero arrestod last night for fighting. The latter gave bail and waa released, but the first named remained all night {u durance vile, Two or thrce plaln dron'ts were hauled in daring the evening. THE POISONING CASE. It Is Liable to be Investigated Yet. The facts so far as known in the oaee of Joseph Rypacek, the leader of the Lohemian band, who dled sud- denly some months ago, have baen published from time to time in Tue Bxe. Both sides appear anxious to have the matter Investigated and the delay has been ocaused only from want of funds, The society to which the de- ceased belnged and in which he was insured did not feel like paying over the money to the widow after the rumor concerning her had attained such strongth, and today a committee before Judge Anderson and procured three affi- davits from the three witnesses who sttended the death bed serted that he had been polsoned, ;::ll requested that an lnvutl,;:tion be They then went with Coroner Jacobs to see Distriot Attorney God- win, County Attorney Cowin and the county commissioners, and the result was the discovery that the law did not suthorize the payment of over filty dollars for an analyais where potson- ing is suspected, whereas it will cost $150 at least, The commissioners, coroner and county and distriot attorney’sppointed a meeting for b o'clock to determine what should bo done in the matter. The husband of the widow of Rypacek has cugaged W. J, Connell as his counsel. At b o'clock the committes repre- senting the Bohemian society of which Rypacek was & member and in which Le was insured fn the eum of $300, wat tho dirtriot attorney and county commisslonera at the office of Coroner Jucobs. There was a'general bus in- formal discusslon of the matter, the reeult of which was that it was fioally determined to tske up the body to-day, take out the stomach and viscera and send themfto a Uhios- go chemist for lnllrll, the commis- sioners to pay $60 of the expenze and the soclety the remainder. A cor- jury will be impannelled at 10 o'olock this mornirg and at 10:30 will proceed with the coroner and physicians to Cassady’s cemetery, where the remains are {n- terred, to view the body, which will be returned to the grave when the E‘h’llclllll have performed thetr work, 'he circumstances are such as to look decldedly suspiclous but should the case oome {o trial it will be decided :5,' wholly upon clrcumatantial evidence, HORSE SENSE. 0!d Jack's Sagacity--Too Early to Go Barefooted. et A good deal is heard of men who have ‘‘horse sense,” and something near an {llastration of what that is may be seen from a little incident that happened at engine house No. 3 yeoterday., “Old Jack" is & horse, who, as the boys say, *‘looks as if he cidn't know enough to eat hay,” but he is a wise as woll as y equine. He was In No. 3's house, for a long time, bat went down with No, 2 on thelr re. moval to tho new house on Tenth stroet. * About three weeks rg» he was hurt in some way and waa taken back to No. 3, where his shoes were taken off until he should be able to go on duty agsin. Yesterdsy he was turned out on the street to take a little exercise and the boys watched him to see what he would o, “0ld Jack” walked lelsurely up Sixteenth street until he came to Den- ols Uanntoghaw’s blackemith shop, where he deliberately walked o and took his place to be shoed, a3 much as to say, ‘‘Well, it's too early to go bare- footed yet, fit mo us soon as possible, Ho stayed for a few minutes and, not being walted on, turned and walked ontof the shop, evidently disgusted with his trestment. The depariment horsos have been thoed at Dennie’ place far a long time, snd old Jack koow where to go and what he wanted, Tho department horses aro ‘‘up to enuil’ iua good many ways, When the alarm kes. the regular hours, a8 at 9 o'clock, they don't move a musole in their places, but lot ono strike the gong with a hammer at any other moment of the dsy and thoy will janp nearly out of their skins to get to thelr places in the cart or truck Real Hstate Transfers. The following deeds were filed for record in the county clerk's office, March 6, reported for Tux Ber Dy Amea's real estate agency: Harrlet L. and Samuel Hawver to Kuaudt Thom, , w d,lotl, block Jasob B Btargls snd-wit Adelina 800 wifeto Wirth, w, d,, 13, in block 2, in 000, Wm, A, wabu, w,d,lotel, $end 3 In Wm, A, o lok's addition, 9650 of the de- |4 + | ceased, all of whom sworo that he as- ORAYXGE BLO3SOMS. The Wedding of Alezander Jacobson snd Mies Mattie Rotbschiid. Tho elegant parlora of the Paxton hotel were tha scene «f a brilliant and Inet eveniog, the pleasant social ev ocersioa bolng the naptias of Alexan- der Jacobson, of Milwaukee, and Miss Mattle Rothschild, of Harrods- burg, Ky. The groom ropresents ons of the groet wholesale houses of Milwankee, and makes Omaha his headquartors, 03 1t will also be his homo hereafeer. The bride is a sister f Mrs, A Polack, and 18 well known in soclal circles of the Gate City, having re. sided hero for several yoars past, and during that tirae made & host f friends. 8ho is very a ta'ented young lady, an accomplihed pizniste and a lady in every way calculated to make home happy for the man who was 80 fortunate as to win her love, The ceremony wai announced to taka place at 830, and at that hour the bridal party entered the parlor in the followlr g order: Two little girls, Dollie and Mattie Polack, nileces cf the bride, the former dressed in b'us and the lattor In pluk, and each car- rying & basket «f flowers; Mrs, A. Polack, sister of the bride, and Mr. Jacobsen, the bridegroom; L Rothe- ohild, brother of the bride, and Mark Polack; Mr. and Mrs. Heliman; Me A. Polack ard Mies Rothschlld, the bride, the Iatter wearing a beautifal plash and Ottomsn silk dress, and presenting a very handsome appear- anoo, Arranglag themselves In front of the cfliclating clergyman, the Rev. Dr. lsaac Schwaab, of 8t. Joe, the ceremony was soon performed, and Alexander Jacobsen and Miss Roth- ohild were pronounced man and wife sccording to the ritual of the Jewish church. The brlde was given away by Mr. Polack. The fnteresting cer emony was witnessed by a large num- ber of friends, who extended their hearties. congratulation, Numerous congratulatory telegrams were received and read, . Immediately following the cere- mony, and the usual season of con- gratulation, came a magnificent wed- dlng supper, served in the palatial ining room of the Paxton, and then the .unl.n(l was devoted to dancing, the Mutual Unlon orchestra furnish- ing its superb musio for the occasion. PEBRBONAL. C. R, Shary, Neligh; Robert F. Kloke, West Point; C. F, Harrington, Oakland; J. C Morrissey, Plattsmoutb; T. K. Steteler, St. Paul; Wm, Miner, Nebraska City, J. M. Smyth, 0'Connor Colony; ‘Wm, SBawder, Papillion; snd L, L. Lantry, Blair, were among the Nebraskans at the Paxton yesterday. F. G. Hamer, Kearney; George E. At- water, W, G. Druary and M. N. Snyder, Decatur; Perry D, Correll, Kennard; S, Dixon, Springfield, were thejNebraskans at the Millard ye:iterday, R. B. Millen, Betscn, Texas, and Wi, F, Flood, Hempstead, Texas, are ot the Metropolitan, J. F. Pattersor, and Mr. L. J. Reed aud won, of Wahoo, are registered st the Metropolitas. Miss Mamie Mikff Mies Lizzie Mikoff, and J, . Sipple, of Hamturg, Ta,, are at the Paxton. A, A, Egbert and family, of Denver, wero at the Pax'on yesterday. J. C. Blackmen sni Theron Nye, of Fremont, are at the Paxton, Al, Donnsud, of the Minnie Maddern company, is at the Millard, C. W, Lyman, of Salt Lake, arrived from the west last night. 8. M, Weed and wife, of Valparaiso, are at the Paxton, R. J. Ballard, of Sioux City, was at the Millard yesterday. George McGown, of Idaho, was at the Millard yestorday. T. P, Kennard, of Ligcoln, was at the Paxton yesterday. G. E, Bailey, of Cheyenne, is a guest at the Metropolitan, Thomas M. Hackett, of Atchiscn, is aé the Metropolitan. L. M, Bushuell, of Chicago, is at the Metropolitan. A, P. Metcalf, of Oheyenne, is at the Metropolitan, E, E. Payne, of Rochester, is at the Metropolitan. Pick Halliday, of Kl Paso, was in the city yesterday. W, K. Jones, of St. Joseph, is at the Millard. Dr. Tsanc Schwab, of St. Joe, is at the Paxton. €, ¥, Jordan, of Denver. is at the Pax. ton. C. A. Guernsey, of Cheyenne, is in town, Dr, P, Sehwenck, of Norfolk, is In the city. H. Greaves, of Colorado, is at the Mil. lard, A MAD MAN. He Cleans Out a Baloon in Qnuick ‘Time. James Ravey, a man who was form- erly employed at the U. P. shops where he was hurt by a lump of coal falling on his head and had to change his ccoupation, Tuesdsy doveloped unmistakable signe of insanity, He has always been a sober, industrious man, who provided well for his family acd had not been drinking Tucsday. He wes stauding in Pavonki's saloon on Sixth streer, watching a game of pool, when all of a eudden he becime frepzied withoutany apparent causo and went for the playere, pro- rietor and all, cleaning out the place n a little lees than no time, as it was a complete surprise of the garrison. Officers Burke aod Lane were sent down and took the unfortunate man to jall upon Judge Beneke's informa- tlon of insanity. He will come before the board of insane commlssioners for examination and will no doubt be sent down to Lincoln unlees his friends army of weak-minded persons, and it is a serious qaestlon es to what {s to be doue with her warde, as the etate institation now hea over forty, and the county iy ywe $20,000 al. 1t 18 probabdle that a. no distant day, unless the law is changed, Douglas county will have to have an ssyluw of her own, the poor houss uot being provided with quartera for over half a dozen, Still the connty pays for its patients at Lincoln at the rate of §4 per week, in addition to the general tax lovied for the eupport ot the in- pano hospital. JUDICIAL JOTTINGS. ‘The District Court Under Two Judges Judge Post. It is already generally known that Judge Wakeley has been determined upon by Gov. Dawes as the man to be appointed judge in this district to serve In Noville. Ia conversation with the latter gen- || tleman Tue Bee reporter learced that at present they will not hold two dif- ferent courts, for several reasons, but will presido elternate weeks, thus not only lightenirg tho labors of each but keeping the mill of justice grind- {og steadily and smoothly till the grist 13 out. There isuo doubt but that even: tually they will hold two peparate courts, and the deslgn for the new court honse contemplates that arrange- ment, At present there is no avall- able room except the council chamber for a second jadge to hold c¢)urt, and if there was there is no provision for an extra court reporter. The court will therefore run along with a efhele clerk, & sirgle journal, etc, for the present, ano, as Judge Neville thinks, until the new court house on the hill is finished. JudgeG. W, Post, the newly appoini - ed collector of internal revenue, has to hold a term of court at Grand Island in his capaoclty of jadgs of the Fourth district, and it is reported will then resign to take his new office and will remove to this city. It is rumored that his brother, A, M. Poat, Esq , of Columbus, now attorney for the B. & M. R'y, is to be appointed jadge for the new district erected out of Hall, Merrick, Platte and other countles, CONCERNING THE CREEK. The Sixteenth Street Bridge to Be Moved--A Raliroad Rumor. The county commissioners sre ad- vertlsing for bids for the removal of the Sixteenth street bridge to Flor- enoce, it having been determined to fill up the bed ot North Omeha creek at the potnt crossed by the bridge aud throw Sixtoenth street and Sher- man avenue into one unobstructed thoroughfara, If the city ebgineer should find it practicable to run tho proposed track to the Woodmsn Lin. seed Oil works, under, lustead of ecross she street It would make it one of the ficest drives in this part of the country. Iu this connection it is reported that at an carly day the Omaha & St. Paul road will build up she creek and run ous along the foot of the bluffs north of town, past the barracks and Flor- ence and within three blocks of the state falr grounds, abandoning their route up the river bottom entirely. This would bea t accommodation to the barracks and Florence folks and would be of immense advantage to the road itself, which now transports a great quantity of stores and passen- gers for the government between Fort Omaha and Fort Niobrara especially. W When the line s poshed on to the Black Hijlls it will have still more hsuling to do for Uncle Sam and it is scaroely'a question but they will make the above change seoner or later. _———————— COOPER WAGONS have arrived. Practical experience demonstrates and proves - them the cheapest in the market for real service, For sale at i F. D. Coorer & Co's. mi-m&e&wlm Army Orders. Commanding cflicer, Fort Thorn- | —— thornburgh, Utah, will send under guard to Fort Bridger, Wyo., Private Leroy Goodwia, conpany G, Sixth in- fantry, to be reported on arrtval to the commanding cfliser for trial by general court martial now in session at that poat. Reorvits William E. Spellman and Robert H. Hayes, enlisted at Fort Omaha, Neb., are assigned to the Fourth Infantry, S T Don’tDie in the Houre. “‘Rough on Rata.” Clears out rats mice, roaches, bed buge, flies, ants moles chipmunks, gophers. 16c Serious Accident. Wanoo, March 6, 1882, To the Editor of Tnk Brx: Mr, Phineas Andrews, an old and respested cltizan of Wahoo, slipped and fell on the sidewalk last night, crushing the patella of his right{knee, He isbadly hurt and canuot recover | — soon, DIED. FRA ~1In this city, Mazch 7th, at 3 . m., J. Benoni Frazee, aged 88 years aud 6 months, Funeral to.day, March 8th, st 2 p, m, from residence, No. 116 south 17th St Friends invited, THE RAYMOND CALIFORNIA TRIPS. The Raymond oxcursions to ol orado and California, advertised \o another column, are very popula) throughout the east. Secleot parties sre formed and travel luxariously under charge of speclal conductors, all arrangements being made in ad- vauce and everything belng carried out in first class style. Several parcies will leave the east iu Aprll, and persons may join them, at reduced rates, elther at Chicago ar ’Ohy, €14 s not mm.lfm to ::]n rom more eastern ts, eq [ . Raymond, 240 Washington street, Boston, In-.’,'u.l send to sny ad- dress » progremme of 80 pagea. e —— ] . Fom —MOUBES AND LAND +) FUANISIED tooms, %3 Norih 19 b (tieit, 818-10 | HAS BEEN PROVED |, s — ig] “'he SUREST CURR for § | JULNts, ki k00K AND BOARD. Mo ota o] KICNEY DISEABEsa H conventen s 1810 Dodge St 345 LEl natents nrwon s iy FILEA DO|®| | FTY0 RENT--Good comfortable basemcnt rcoms %I NOT HBRIT, [ uftabie for hou ckeaping Al gnod b lonce (4 oy Lwes. cor. 2 and Durt stzeeid, i relot ot leeiampion e : §iealtiy action o &l : “or con ¢ Ladies, i | Eland woaicnessen, KIONBY.WORT i unsu #|panmed, as it wil) act promptly and safoly. | i Bither Sex. Incontinence, retention off €| % . brick dust or ropy deposits, and dull § |8/arageing patns, ol speedily yield toitacur- ativo power, i3 871D Y ALL DRUGGISTS. Pricosl. KIDNE Y- WORT: teiond, E. C. Legard, o this city, nsed to wn doubis fom p-i ‘ful Kidney ‘D sesso ney-Worb cared h "~ J o, ney, drug- . )3t 800-1m} R RENT—Ts0 nicely furn'shed rcome, . Brick house, bay wiud.w, 1615 Chi’ Cago streit 50174 OR KEN [—Two (arge unfurny ned rooms on Kesidonce 15uh street, first bouse 02.7hg connection with Judge | is , Alloghan City, 1., Aug. needed to run Superior clay. ~Also hovse 01 LUKENZ » DIBDLE, Yard 15th south of Gollevue road, JOR KENT—With bosrd, o Jarge fucnisned for all diseases of tro Kidneys and K toom with bay window. Modun improves leER mente, 1718 Dodge Street* 236-9} F‘\u RENT—New hot | at Av. c», Neb, alze 34 bling it to throw off torpidity and X44 Good loeation, Liberal veras to the stimulating the hoalthy secrotion Add 0. Tefft,” Atoca. ile, and by keopiag the bowels ia frec condition, effocting its regular discharzs, Mlalaria. oare e nym ® mal: , havethechills, are Hlious, dyspeptio, or constipatod, Kid- ney-Wort willsurely roliove & quickly cure, 11 his season to cleanse tho System, every oue shonld take 8 thorough cource of it. (81) ) COLD BY DRUGCISTS, Price 81, right j arty. t front room urnished, . bet Caliloruia avd Web 20781 m_for two gouts, juquire_at 1519 2i9-1m OR RENT-Fursi he 3 blicks 1 D dgo 8 veet. Fuu KENT AL 50 v ron, 10 Three pleces, ©of 18, and one of 4 acres. All fence 1, hou rcoms, Poss.sslon immediately, One milerom postoffice. BEMI~ “P'se grined 20 Ibs. 1n two mon'hy " writes Mr. J. U, Power, of Denton, Tl (Dec. 2-82), . BRAL BSraTa aamncr, “andam's well A Chiforod with Tives | 20 15 haud bouglas Streeta. disoiders since 1962, Vort cured me,” R'RECHANE—FOR RENT—The 2 d story Bircng words vk clo, ggman: ¢ 1 nd bas;ment of building No. 1111 _Farn.m unheritating'y dao -Wovt. 1| Sgeg.e, Inquice on premjses. 184 1m d greatly benefitted me,” 5 ys Lev, ¢ Keab'e, of Moh Wk, N. Y OR KEN[—Too new houses with 6 _rooms, Dr. C. H. raul. 132 1mo OR RENT-—25 housos, 2 to 10 rooms, at §3 to 1925 per month Shriver's Ront bureau, op- Posite_vost office. 654t "OA GALR 8 H No other di~sase s 8o provalent in thisf O and no_remedy |8 ted EIDNEY- Smalllouw ov lcasd lof. Ay ply orner 9th and Jackson. 12 20§ tover the cause,| , this remeay| | THIS distressing com- plaiat ia very apt 1o || Qi SALE OR KENTMy 8 stery brick tase % | X dence on 19th stiect ard ct. Mars's avenue ' | tor ewie, $7 00) 1t0 6 years time, Small payment down, buance Lot {0x:00 fon:, Elgant bouse, vorv coLvanfens. WIll reat it 10 very oud pareics for §65 por month._ Call at avco ap M. TOF1'S, ] 6 | _cos-Aprin 1 Cor. 12th and Farnam &t +| TIOR SBALE—Fine residence, 12 rooms, 13 Iof w ites Lymsa T. Abell, o F ‘glit edye loration, house nearly B ] itect order, Bt (i v within ten aye”takes . OLe-tbird cash, balaooe timo to svit. BOGUJS & H LG, 205-9 1408 Farnam wirset OR BALE—40 acres 5 m wect, wi'h livi-g spring. “Tor 12 years,’ Georgia. Vs., “'I found no rel'et trom piles, until I teleu Kidney-Wozt, It has cu ed tme.” rom court house, HE GREAT CURE FOR 31ota i Daight & Lvman's addition. EI| 41ota in Mucs & Sheic on's addition. R-H-E-U-M-A-T-I-S-M Inquireof H_G. Clark. peet] all the painful diseasos ofthe [of | = = = IONEYS, LIVER AND BOWE OR SALE—Oae dark bay mare, top buggy Tt cleanses tho system of the acrid EADRRIRSR WAL L) [that causes the dreadful ‘wh 27 164 Fort Omaba. lonly the victims of rheumatism can realise. ouse with 5 rooms and % ri 66x132) in south Omahs, tor $1,000, on @) | easy terms. Will :aks tesm on part pasyment, S | inauire st 6115 12th strees. 243-1m} JROR 8Lk CHEAP—Cholse unimproved bus- iness lots on Farnam. Harney, Dougles, D \VIS & SNYDER, Roal Estste Agents, 1506 Farnam St BAKRGAIN otel and Livery St sale ina growing we tera town. First-clas houcl and only Livery starle in town, It you wan hotel or etable, will pay you to inv #'igate. Wil sell sepsrate. 16610 21 BEMIS' New Map of Olunhl,{lm completed and ready for delivery at 85 cach. 1Is 4 feet wido by 7 teet long. hr&(:t and most complete map of Omaha ever published, Official map of the city, See column. J £ Ffin SALE—Peckets maps of Nebraska 20¢ each. For bargains in u - aha City improved and un'mpr ved property, call on Wm. ¥, Shri- ver, eu tate Agent, opposite postoffice. have boen quickly relioved, and inehart ' PERFECTLY CURED, PRICR $1. LIQUID er DRY, BOLD by DRUGGISTS, be sent by mal, AT A hEON i Cov, Barliagton, Ve | fhe back N & OF Rnrling- seot red them o'l " e £ ) & and D.dge streo's. Ediv:eod) ard rheuma’ ton, V& Kidney Wort he SPECIAL MOTICES. #2 SPEG IAL £ will FCEMINELY not beln serted unless pald In advance. Adaress “Hotel” care of Bee. 0 DAM__MOREY 'ONEY TO LOAN—Call at Law officeof D, L. Thomas room 8 Creighton Block. Fon SALE—A firet class second hand phaeton® Call at 1819 Harney 8t. 8078 Bargains in Real Estate, ¢ 'ot and two gaod one block B My avonue. 88 000, House and haif Jot, gicd location, #1,2°0. orFicuse and balt lof nese wh: Miry's aecoe, 1,800, i 4 Cattage and Corner lot on Dodge street, $3./00 el SEtaL o ase, | N boiliala v S o oo 3 tage n 19th stroet, near Les- 23d and Burt streets, BIET | onworth streok, $2,200. S ANTRD= B licibor for ofy trade A sobfoct troniage 61 Famam ereat, lmproved, “C. C," Bee office. ANTED—By the Papillion Dramatic club, & character comedian to play the parh of “Wirkeye,” chinsman, in the diams of Nevada V] QAEY LOANED-On Chattel Mortgaze - curiiy, Room No. 1, over Meichants Na. ifonal Bank . 977-1mt MQEY IO LOANL_At 8 per cnt, hriver's Real Estate and Loan ~Agency, opposite postoffice. 6741 HELP WANTED Address | 4000 Corner lob on Dougles street, §7.500. Pargalo. Aia iness lot on Dcugles srect, 31,000, 100 foot front on Dodge stiest. Resldence 'n- vestment, $1,350, 3 MUAGU o the lost mine, alsn & & lcadlng man to play | goryy. 0ld Noyada” s the same pivy. ‘Chinaman mumy | 207t OFpsHeT wear whise pant, aad alow the Negro comed: ia1 to wash with ’ them or_get licked. Leani g MIBCELLANEUS man st bring bis own bucket of water soap. Sailarv rothing. o complimentas 3 i Vowed. . T Darslog and McKeb Rankin Dioase | L0 S oun ko bo¥ fi'.;fl.f"',f',“,'{:’:.' 199 trom snewar. Address P. O. box 259, Papll.ion, Neb. | iy~ Spigle, 2d Hacd Furtiture Store and get re- ANTED—At 1731 Davenport 8t. & good | "% 3ne ook, washer, and ironer 3098 - OST—A large 11sck young Newtaundisad ANTED—Girl for neral housework at dog, A suitable reward will be paid for his Y N-thstrcet. Gall for throo d retur. LITTLE & WILLIAMS, oelock. 317.7¢ ANTED—Yourg mav, salcsman, one ac- " TS s Wi o city trade and’ who can | QPECIAL INDUCEMENTS —Offered for a " h try store at Gilmore, Sarpy county, Neb, give tEo bost o roferences- Addrecs *'A B 0 APpiv 10 O, From, thire Te1m} N od 4 EDWARD KU&EHL MAG'STER °F PALMYSTERY AND CQOND® TI NALIST, 498 Tenth stroet, between Farnam and Harney. Will, with heaid of guardian suirits, obtaln for any one a glance of the past aad present, and on certain conditions in the fu- ture. Boote und Shoes made to order, Perfech Aatlafaction wsranteesd. nd st vat bov to tike care . f Addr s 2077 i 300 7g neral housew irk 21 Cal forais suco 20310 ANTRD—A Wi gracery stoie o7, Trquice ut ATlen Br e 80 ‘," ANTED—50 115 makers +nd o 30385 1 WANNWEILER, 1 IN BOT WATER. ANTED—Twn diziay yoom gl DON'T BE §XEPTIC Farnam S*r ¢t Restaursat. ED—G'rl for goneral houtew 0 th Oh s're.t, h.tweou Faras Doutlas. 2071 COOK—Wanted rt Pa'ific Housg north 10th street 1mmwedi CT! NST DISEASE N ONE UAN AFFORD TO DISKE- FFOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. WHICH + | GAKD. VVANTED=Men and women to start a new busiuew at thelr own home: no peacling; 50c an hour made d 1 ¢ for sawples and in: structions. Addre " MASON & 09., Mon*pelfer, V¢ “SITUATIONS WANTED, a hiote or & . Or will 1y eitiation of trust. Adcress ‘Mrs, out, Neorasks. 818 63 {ITUATION WA ¥ by yeunswan of Aldress Box B84 Mor. el ED—In Drugstre In ¥ 3 a0 Tlouce, Douglay street, MIBDELLANEDUS WANTS. od by a young and onterp.is- L i of toan aud on ground % want & Council B'ufts represent tive should sddresy JOIN DOE 7 Pearl 8t. 7 ANTED—2 or 3 furnished rooms for lijht “’ housekeeplng. State price. A.m;f 5#“ R. 0." Beo cffice. ANTE 0—Some ~ne to sdopt a boy 6 yo'rs old, Aadress “Mrs. T." care of post omoe. 9% AL—Wanted—Two girs &) board. P Phensaia oome. “Aaaross Hhirs, Do grote’ Eve office. 28871 POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, ‘and wholosomeness. More economical e T | A el V) aad ‘o mt WY D o Dtk mttary cleaer. Sate. | wold v, alum or piephate powder _ Sold caly i taction guarsateed. l' M. BMITH, cans.| val Bakixe Powsas Uo., WallS4. o 26-1m Lock Box 435, Omaba. | New York, De S i