Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 21, 1883, Page 8

THE valLY BEE: WEDN SUAY MARCH 21 — e — e —————— —— H reputation as a speaker, if not sympathy The Daily Bee. |viiium i . witvomn him a full bouse, —Ed; Galligan, who as recently sen- OMAHA. tenced to thirty deys in the county jail on breed and water but was at his own Wednesday Morning, March 21, | request allowed to leave town on condition = | that he could not return during 1553, did ‘Weather Report not keep his part of the bargain, and being (The following observations were taken | found here yesterday was sent up again to ot the same moment of time at the atations | =" e mentioned ) War Drr'r U, 8. SioxaL Servic -,} ~The March moon fulls on the 23d at e 1:20 o'clock in the afternoon. The full | % |68 5§ March moon plays an importazt part in mmors | B (E1%| 57 the affairs of men. For, as she falls three | E |& E| Z2 |5%|days sfter the vernal equinox, ahe deter- || —| == — | mines, in accordance with the law, that 5000 [ gt NWHkeit || Euster shall fall on the following Sunday, [:70..1 10| the 25th, and Fuster in turn determines Piatte L ey 5715 | the other movable feasts and fasts of the Yankton | F |Ltsnow | b 4| church, The short time intervening be- D T £ N itar” | s | tween the vernal equinox and the full of Bt. Paul......... 21 (AW Claar [Fro. | the moon brings Easter this year within S8 192 three days of the earliest date the festival ; T[N [clear can ocour, In 1818 Enster fell on the 224 o g |8 1 piis of March, the earliost date possible, Such Billing ., 13 |W Lt Rain will not be the case agsin in this or the Ansinay i | |-+ | followng century Personal Notios. ONLY THREE YEARS AGO If this ccmes to the netice of J. A, Campbell, now traveling in Western Towa, he is hereby requested to re- port In person at this cffice at onoce on a matter of importance. A. R. Sovkn Business Manager Omana Beg, A Ohapter from Dr, Cushing’s Letter Book The following chapter from the lot- ter book of Dr. Cushing, chief mana- ger of the Holly ewindle, will be read with Interest by Douglas county dem. ocrats, who are grieved and distressed L, over Dr. Miller's peremptory with- —The snow storm brought & more en- [ drawal trom politics and his early ro- durable temperature, tirement from the editorship of the - Candy factory and fruit store for sale. [ Herald: Taquire, 1518 Douglas, up-stairs. LOOAL s5iieviTils Omana, April lst, —The snow which covered th ground | "°ff Migonetting o qGentomen: ye:terday is rapidly disappesring. and is busy preparing to lay pipe. —A. ¥, Briggs, of the U. P, local freight | Shall get our advertlsements In the department, is rejoicing in the arrival of | papers to-morrow, and commence » ten pound boy. work Saturday or Monday. Your let- o " ters received, also Mr, Pritchett’s, M DA A th'“"g.h which I haveread. He s at Colum. Omaba Monday to play a four week's |, attending the state convention— engagement in San Francisco. also Dr. Miller, They will return this —Gen, Howard lectured last evening at | p. m. 4 o'clock. At 7 wo are to have Ashland, under the auspices of the G. A. | a caucus of Miller, Pritchell, Shelby, R., upon “‘The Battle of Gettysburg,” Hasoall and myself. Everything Tooks well for carrying the primaries, —Mr, Howard Kennedy will put up » ey publican and demoorat! Iarge and handsome residence this spring. | , /oy Lol e pipe and speclals ha The plans aro in the hands of contractors, | yrrjyed tc.day. As Mr, Pritchett is ~Chas, Stevenson, who assaulted Spe- | out of town, Mr. Cowell's case will cial Officer O, Grady, was held in the sum | come off to-morrow. Judge Hawes of 8500 bail for an appearance on Satur- | will dismiss it under ordinance 409, day. and decide that we have a right to hz —A telogram received st Bradstroets [ PIPO in tho streets of Omata. '+ siatos that James M, Strickler has e T O R been appointed receiver of the Exchange 'Anril. 24 1380. bank of Denver. ). J The Hoily Manufacturing Co.: ~The insurance men do not hold night | ~GenTLEMEN—I have recelved your sessions *We are not the kind of hair- | letter of the 30th and have not much yina to overwork oursalves,” was the way | to write except surmise, As things one of .hem put it. look I fear l‘lu lh‘;ll be f:ompalled to 3 & f ) drop Hascall, and am of opinion we -hp.?m‘;‘um\“u;?m“l ['\" M"“:;‘;t lhnfi let Barney go, as we have a bet- Lodge No. {11, A. F. and A. M, this), o000 roliable man in his plece (Wednesdn;) evening for work in the | .68l F0F@ TR0 HAE 6 W8 B8es first degroo, By order W, M, the state conventlon wore out and —Deputy Shesiff Crowell went out to[completely demoralized. He was Florence Monday, and came back with |elected delogate but seems to bo afraid more prisoners, making seven in all, for | to make t!m waterworks fight.l Rioh- cutting timber on Mr, Parker's land, ardson, his pertner, says he will be all - | right by to-morrow, * * * We —Most Elegant Enster Cards at Hospe's. | muyt, holp Redman through in the The lovers of artistic seleotions know | § xth and have a chance to boat Dodgo. where to go! They sell rapidly, so come early, at Hospe's Art Gallery, ~The lsrge body of insurance men The “U, P."” and smeltirg works are with us In the fight, Will telegraph you night dispatch result of demo- no where take the cake for stalwartappear. | OFatio primarlos, and will write you ance and general well-tc-do aspect. They rank at least next to the railroad conduct- ors in that respect. —A north Omaha blacksmith named Elliott has lefc for parts unknown, his Iandlady and groceryman heing the chief to.morrow any new thing that may travepire. Bank balanoe, 8567 95; cash on haund, $160 (0 thiy date. ‘Respectfully, James T, Cusuing, April 31, 1880, mourners, Elliott's wife and family are [ To the Holy Manufa turing Company upposed to have followed him, ~—A childless married couple of Oak dale, Neb., desire to adopt astout, healthy girl, ten or twelve years old. Any person knowing of such a chill, who i4 in need of » good home, is requested to address I, P, McCormick, Oakdale, Neb, ~—The Rt, Rev. Bishop Clarkson will make his annual visitation to St. Philip's chapel on Wednesday evening, March the 21, and administer the rite of confirma. tion, service beginning at 7:30 p, m, W, A. Green, pastor, ~—Under the new registration laws the residence of each votor must be placed on the list, and the power given to the regis- trar to put down the names ¢f such as he knows to be voters in his ward will not help out very many who do uct aitend to registration in person, - —“Happy Hollow,” the cosy home of Mr, and Mrs. J. N, H. Patrick, was the scene of & pleasant affair Monday » large number of their friends assembling | Ut to aid in the colebration of their silyer wedding snniversary, Congratulations were warm and hearty, ~Bishop Toomas Bauman, of the Kvan- gelioal mescoiation, will preach at the Emaoual's church ¢n Dodge, tetween Twelfth and Thirteonth streots, on the 26th of March, 7:30 a. m, in Germw langusge, and all German friends are re- spectfully invited to attend, ~—In'Judge Beneke's court yesterday one man was sent to jail for intoxioation and James Kelley, s suspicious character, was beld for further examination, Three pros- titutes were fioed 85 and costs each and two of their male patrons 81 and costs each for belog inmates of a disorderly houve, ~The performanca given by Callender's Consolidated Minstrels Monday was the m~wt perfect of the kind ever given in this city, The crowdod house which greeted the company went homo with sides aching from laughter and voted all other minstrel troupes who have visited as nowhere com. pared with this, ~—The teamsters will hold their regular meeting at Tivoli ball Wednesday, March 21st. By order of M. Murphy, Secy. —The examinations of the medical col. lege are over, and were very satisfactory to the faculty. The 25th is the date of their commencement, —The workingmen's central committee met Monday and transacted considerable important business, The workingmen are requested to elect de'egates subject to the eall of the convention, —1In Boyd's opers house to-night Dr, H. W, Thomas, of Chicago, lectures on “Doubt,” Few divines have achieved so great a reputation for liberal thought and econvincing oratory, The number of reats wold and reserved give indication that his GeNTLEMAN:—-The democratic pri- marles made nominations last night. Slaven in the First word; Hartman In Second. He will not run, so that loaves Hascall, with a little ald, sure of his election, Third ward, Black- man, who is the smelting works man and waterworks, and Barney, who has an irregular nomination, but will win, Fourth ward, Richards, We think he 1s water works, but shall be assured of him before we assist him, and being made sure we can elect him, Fifth, Dodge, of whom there is no hope, Sixth, J. E Boyd, strong anti, Boyd we can beat with Redman, and must do so0 if we hope to win 1. The republican primaries meet at 5 this evening, and will nominate Hascall in the Becond. The fizht Is very hitter and acrlmonious. We are nominally keeplng out of it; really in it deep, * % * Dr Miler ned to party; dolug all he dare. * * * Th fight will be In the Sixth and Fourth, Pritchett ls mansging the whole bual- ness and I am keeplug out of sight, * * After the republican primuries are over, Shelby, Pritchett, Hascall and myself will dectde what wo will do and how to dois. Shall conduct this cympsign with ss little monay a8 poseible, but it wil by from the na- ture of the cise quite expenslve, * » Respeotfu'ly, James T, CusHiNg, ——— —— Notification to Workingmen. Every trade organization and every unorganized element of labor are here- by notified to elect five delegates to rapresent them in conventlon, which will be called in the near future by the workingmen's oceutral committoee, to place in nomioation candldates for mavyor, oity trearurez, oty ecuueil, eto. Notificatlon as to when the couven- tion will be held will be published in due tlme over tho slynatnres of the chatrman and secrotary of*the central committes, e FOR SALE, A new side-bar, end spring top bug- gy, made by Snyder end tock first prize at the stato fair last fall; never used and will bo sold low. Apply at Western Nowspsper Union, cor, 12th and Douglas st. feb28m&etf —-— - We have in transit a cholce stock of Top or Button, Yellow Bottom and White Bottom Onion Sets, which we will sell at eastern prices. Shipment will arrlve Saturdoy. We are ready for your order, m20'me 2t \MiLLakp & Prck, —— COOPER WAGONS have arrlved. Practical experlence demonstrates and proves them the cheapest in the market for real vervice, For sale at F. D. Coorsr & COo's, mb-m&ed&wlm THE CITY COUNCIL. Appointment «f Judges and Clerks of Election, The Belt Road Ordinance Bigned, Bealed and Accepted. A Large Quantity of Routine Busie noss Disposed OF. At the regular meeting of the oity council last evening there were pres— ont: Messrs, Baker, Bohm, Corby, Dallone, Dunham, Leedor, McGuckin, O'Keefe, Thrane and President pro tem Kaufmann, The journals of the preceding meet- ings were read and approved. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS, From the Mayor: Approving cer- taln ordinances Including that for the Woodman oil worke track. Filed, From the Mayor: Nominating the following judges and clerksof election: FIRST WARD, Judges—M. Sproul and Albert and D. Cogan, Clerks—1Isaac Rubin and Thos. O. Pelle. SECOND WARD, Judges—S. H, Baffelt, James R, Simeral and Jos, Rosenstein, Olerks— John Mahoney, Thomas J, Fitzmorrls, THIRD WARD Judges—John H. Sahler, David F, Buren and Ed Cook, Olerks —Paul Stein and Matt Hoo- ver, FOURTH WARD, Judges—J, 8. Wright, John Land- berg and Gustav Anderson. Clerks—0O, Walstrom and Jerome O. Penzel. FIFTH WARD, Judges—J. B. Rockenfield. Brice Viers and Fred Streetz. Olerks—Ezra Shaw and Geo, W. Hume, SIXTH WARD, Judges— Aaron Hoell, E, V. Smith and L. F. Maginn, Olerks—W, A. Smith and Doe Jones, Confirmed. From the Union Pacific rallway company accepting the conditions of ordinance No. 573, granting permis. slon to any railway company for the conatruction of a track to the Wood- men Linseed Oil works, Filed. From Wm. Norlander and others, property holders on Walnnt street, asking that certain obstructions on sald street, between Third and Fourth streets be removed. The marshal or- dered to remove the obstructions com- plained of. The application and bond of W. G. McLood & Co., for licenee as drain layers was roferred. The petition of Geo. C, Hobble and others to grade allsy in block 203} without expense to the city and under the supervision of tho city engineer was referred. From property owners on Izard street msking permisslon to grade for sidewalks was referred, A aumber of bills were read and re- terred. The report of the city engineer in regard to the grading of Bixteenth streot and Sherman avenue as far north as Elm rtreet, with certain ro. commendations was filed, RESOLUTIONS, That the city ocouncil would here- after make no allowance of pay toa policeman who failed to pay his debts contracted during the month, Lost for want of signature, By Corby: Instructing the city en- glneer to set grade stakes on Farnam street between Sixteenth and Nine- teoenth. Adopted. By McGackin: To repalrsidewalk on all lotson weat side of Eleventh street between Donglas and Daven- port within fifteen days, Adopted and referred to the board of public works By Corby: To repair several slde- walks, Adopted. By Behm: To appelnt a committee of iiree to confer with the county commissioners in regard to having the clty prisovers work en the streets as needed. Referred to the judioclary committee. By McGuckin: To appropriate $200 from the price received for the pest house grounds to employ a competent person tc furnish the city councll with a complete list of the Eroperty owned by the city, and for the president to appoint & committee cf three to take charge of the matter and recommend & suitable person to do the work. Mr. Dunham wanted the resolution to cover an abatract of all the property owned by the clty since 1859 Mr. Bohm wanted the abstract to go back to 1856, Me, Daoham's amendment was adopted and MoGuokin, Behm and Douham appolnted as such com- mittee, By Danham: Granting the use cf the council chamber to any polltical party for moetings between now and April 3 upon ) rllcnlon to the city marshal by 4 o'clock p. m. By Baker: To allow John Eskand to remove dlrt from Montana street to make {t passable. Adopted. By MoGuaokin: Iastrasting the str ot commissioner to see that all dirly alleys are !mmodiately cleaned Adopted. By Thrane: Iuvstructing tho cliy engineer to report all sidewalks need- ing construction or repair in the seo- ond ward. Adopted, REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. Ou judiclary: Inregard to thecon. stitutionality of the ‘‘viadact” bill, and transwitting the oplnion of the city attoroey. On judiolary: Tnstrucling the olty treasurer to recuce the assessment on persoual property of Charles H Sampson. Adopted. On streets and grades: Recom. mendivg that a contract be made with the county commissioners for the re- moval of the Sixteenth street bridge and gradlng. Adopted. ORDINANCES An ordinance approving the regula- tions of the board of public works in relation to exovavation and re filling of treuches In the streets and alleys of the olty of Omaha was read twioe and riforred with orders to have the or- dinance printed, The council then adjourned for two weeks, A Parting Tribute, The following resolations were paesid by the congregation of tle Chrlstian charch upon the departure of their late pastor, Rev, J. W, In- gram, Wiereas, Oar esteemed brother, J. W. Ingram, of the Christian church of Omahs, has scoepred a eall from the Cnurch of Ohrist, of Sain Jose, Oalifornis, and in accepting sald call has severod cur re'ation as pastor and people in this church, and will soon re” move from our midst, to the regret of all; therefore, be it Resonvep, That we, the members of this congregation, unite in express: ing to him our heartfelt thanks for the five years«f his ministry with us in the upbu/ldiog of t:e cause of the Maater. ResoLvep, That we, as a church, as a Babbath school, and as friends, ex- press our appreclation of = his Christ/an gracee, his profound faith his steadfast hope, his congenial and cheerful disposition and bls brotherly love. Resovep, That we express onr heortfelt gratitude to him as beirg in. strumental In erecting a handsome and comfortable chapel. Resonven, That we express our kind wishes to his family, who have greatly aided no in all our efforts of Ohristian work, and that many thanks are due the daugthers for their kind assistance, both in the church and in the Sunday echool. Resouvep, That we recommend Bro. Iugram to the congregation to which he is soon to minister as one worthy of their fall confidence, and wherever the calls of duty lead him, our fervent prayers attend him, ResoLvep, That in parting we trust in that blessed hope, should we not mweet agsiu on esrth, that we shall meet in a land where brethren never say, ‘'Good-bye.” Mes ReNa THoMPSON, Miss ANNA P, TRULAND, 0. F. STEPHENS, L. A. Besnerr, & H. Kerr, 0. P. THoMPSON, Commilttee, - FIRE UNDERWRITERS. MORNING BESSION, The association met in the Paxton club room at 10:30 this morning, President Littlejohn in the chalr, and Becretary Bennett at his desk. Roll call showed the following mem- bers to be present: Alf, Bennett, special agent, Pheunix, N, Y, Kansas City, Mo, ¢ ¥. M., Benedict, special agent, Nisgara, N. Y., Lawrence, Kas. Chas. J. Barber, sp ental, Omaha, Neb, Wm, Y. Bissell, special agent, Hartford, Columbus, Neb. 5, ¥. Bennett, special agent, Phenix, N, Y., Macon, Mo, W. A. Cormany, special agent, North British & Mercantile, ¥'t, Scott, Kas, C. H. Colby. special agent, Phenix, N, Y., Des Meinor, Ia, H. Ularkson, special agent, London as- surance & Boylston, Topeka, Kas, W. L Dallas, special agent, Merchants, 8t. Joe, St. Joseph, Mo, A. S. Darrow, adjustor and special ent, Standard ¥. O. of London, snd oward of N. Y , Konsas Cicv, Mo, Wm, Falton, special azent, Springfield, Nebraska Oity, Neb, T. D, Griffith, special agent Commer- cial Union, Lawrence, Kas, N. S, Harding, special agent Spring- field, Nebraska City, Neb. Walter D. Hill, special agent German of Illinois, Beatrice, Neb, H. H, Hershy, special agent Niagara, N, Y., Haunibal, Mo. John A. Kella: l&uchl sgent American Central, St, Lot 0, James A, Kelsey, special agen’ Under- writars, 8t, Louis, Mo, ¥. W, Little, special agent Lancashire, Pleasant Hill, Mo W. J. Littlejohn, sapervisor and adjus- ter Connecticut, St. Joseph, Mo, James L. McCluer, manager Denver board, Denver, Col. H E, Palmer, special agent Home, Plattemouth, Neb. Edear special agent .Fina, St, Joseph, Mo. O. Btawitz, superintendent of agencies and adjuster Hartford, S:. Louis, Mo, Walter Scott, state agent Home, Kansas City, Mo. A, P. Spencer, special agent Queep, Kansas City, v o. J. C. Scrogg, special agent Firemen's Fund Union, Usl,, Kansas City, Mo, H. O, Stewart, special agent Metropole City of London, Lincola, Neb, gE. ‘Waggoner, special agent North British and Mercantile, Maccn, Mo, H, N. Williams, special agent Phonix, Kogland, Brookfield, Mo, Thec. Witeman, special agent Springfield, Lawrence, Kas. D. S, Wagner, special agent Imperial, Des Moines, Ia. T, J. Zollars, special agent Metropole, Ottumwa, Ia, M. M, Hamlin, adjuster Phoenix, Brookiyo, N, Y., Omaha, Neb, The following new members were admitted this morning: Harry R binson, Sedalla, Mo John I Underwood, Lincoln, Neb., specisl agert ‘‘Commercisl Union,” A M Hindsle, Kansas Olty, spe- oial sgent “‘Orient,” Obas E Carver, Mexico, Mo., *‘Northern.” . E ¥, Phelps, Fi. Dodge, ‘‘Ama =m,"” W. M. Leonard, Lincoln, *‘F, Fand & Unlvn.” D. W. Bucrows, Des Moines. W. H. Snider, Davenport. H. B, Washburn, OChicago; 8, W, Stone, Topeke, Kansa:; Wm., R Baroh, Chicegc,visited the association at its morning scerion, Tre executive ¢ mmitteo made a ro port of their dolr . sluca tho last ses slon, which was & 'opted The secretary’s report was presented showing the general work of the past six months to be very satlefactory The treasnrer's report shows $200 recoived, $271.15 paid ont. Reports were received from all the distrlet committees of the three states, ten in number, which coneumed a good doal f time. A committee of s:ven was appoluted to revize the constitniion as follows Walter Soott, J. L. McCluer, F. W, Little, N, 8. Harding, T. D Griffith D. 8. Wagoer, H H. Hershey, SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLONGE Made from the wild flowers of the rar ramep YOSEMITE VALLEY it is the most fragrant of perfume Manufactared by El B. Slaven, Sun Fraocisco. Forsale In Omaha by W, . Whitehouse snd K rd Bros. That Husbana of Mine, o b bogan ‘aing - Wolls Houth fore he began Renewer, §1. Druggista, agent, Contin. ) A MONEY MYSTERY. A Tin Bex Diappears With $600 in Casb, Doors and Windows Bolted and no Olue to the Taker, A curlous case was reported to Jadge Beneke yestcriay - which demonatrates anew the folly of keep- ing any considerable sum of money aboat the house, when the city is full of banka so solldly founded that they will be as slow to sink as the Rock of Ages, For some time past the family of Mr. D. Pbflug has reeided at No, 624 north Fourteenth street, where the mother and daughter carried on the bustness of washing. At this hard work the former had accumulated the sum of $300, and the latter 500, the result being the savings of fifteen years of toll and close economy, and with which they expected to purchase & house and lov and have a homs of their own, Monday the femlly removed to Webater street, between Fourtaenth acd Fifteenth, and In transferring the goods the money, which was kept in & tin box, was put In the wash stand drawer and the drawer locked up. The cash reached the new domicila in eafety, and was last seen at 10 o'clock Jast night 1o the box and the key left fu the drawer, Yosterday upon getting up the box was discovered to be miseing. The doors were bolted on the inside and the windows locked securely, as they were left the night before on retiring, there being no indication whatever ot a visit from burglars; nor, on the other hand, any clue to the treasure box and it contents. What became of the money is & mystery which no one seems to be able to solve and the police have no clue to work from with any prospec: of recovering the lost carrency. The only theory advanced on the subject is that possibly some member of the family in the strangeness of the new surroundings felt a little uneasy about the money and arising in their sleep took the box and put it away 8o safely that in their waking moments they cannot discover it sgatn. It would seem impossible th at any robbers counld have obtained possession of 1t as they could not by sny manner of means have re bolted the doors and locked the windows from the outside, and again as there are but two rooms {in the house, both of which were occuuied by tho family, At all events, it is a warniig e those who have money on hand to de posit It in a bank, and not keop it about the houss exposed elther to burglars or somnambulists, DIED. WOOD —In this city, March 17¢h, Anni: E, wife of W. B, Wood, aged 41 yoars, Funeral on Wednesday, March 2Lst, ut 2 p. m, from her late residence, No. 507 South Tenth atrect, between Howard and Jackson streets, All frienda invited, CAMMENZIND -Philo:nena Cummen- zind, in this city, March 20th, at 7 oolock . m , aged 41 years, Funeral announcement hereafter, ly healthy action to all theorgans. Ladies, Forcomplaintspecutiar| ® to your sex, such sapain| |and weaknesses, KLONEY-WORT is unsur.| 3| Either Bex. Incontinence, retentio: [urine, brick dust or ropy deposits, und dul pains, all speedily yield toits, ative power. (53) 891D BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Pricesl. IDNEY - “Mr Ethan Lawrencs, my t wnsma says Dr. Prilip ¢ ralou (f Monk'on, Vi, ‘was bl ated from Kidney disease. The tkin of his Jegs th'ne like glas. Kidiey-Wortcured him Apr. 20-82 1S A SURE CURE for all diseases of the Kidneys and =—L|VER=—— It has specifio action on this most important 4. SOLD BY DRUCGGISTS. Price 81, ““T 1 my br ther soldiers,” wr t 8J C. Power Trenton, I1L., and all « tners, too that Ki'ncy Wort cured my'20 years liver di ord rs Fubl'sh 1t, pleace, in St Louia Globe-Demoerat.” Avother Bank Cushicr o capes. GOenigy H Horst, C.shier of Mycrst wn (Pa ) Hank, taid, recently: * PILES. i complicated with constipatio Wort ot ) “'Kidney-Wort has given Imme lat: relief, in many casos of rhoumaticm, fal ing under wy o tic."—Dr. Philip C. Eallci Monkton, Vt. Apr. HE G FOR R-H-E-U-Mi-A-T-XI-S-M As it ia for all the painful diseases of the [v KIODNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS. It cleanses the system of the serid poison/ that causes thio dreadful wuffering which) only the victims of rheumatism EOTLY CU DRY, S0LD KIDNEY-WOR I peverfound even relief trom R’ RED, vy DR Gentle Women Who want glossy, luxuriant and wav¥ tresses of abundant, beautiful Hair must use LYON’S KATHAIRON, This elegant, chenP article always mfiies the Hair grow freely and fast, keeps it from falling out, arrests and cures gray- ness, removes dandruff and itching, makes the Hair strong, giving it a curling tendency and keeping it in any desired position. Beau- tifal, healthy Hair is the sure resul t of using Kathairon. Sth p. SPEGIAL HOTICES. £ SPEC 141 ¢t will FCEITIVELY not bein serted unless ald In advance. 1O LOAN—MONRY A/ ONEY TO LOAN—At 8 per cent. Shrivor's M Resi’ Eetate ~nd Losn "Agency, opposite postoffice. & 6781 ONEY T0 LUAKN —Call at Law office of D, L. TV “Thorian foom % Crelghton Block. OANE chattel mortgage,room Union B.ock, cor. 15th and Farnam. e v eD “F\Twr.n —Good girla’ Omaha house. 493 22¢ ANTFD—Woman osok, al o girl for kiter - €n work at 117 14th 8¢, brtwoon Godge & Capitol ayenue. 500-211 ANTED—A geod taflor>rs on custom pin‘e App ¥ 1220 o am street, near 13.h Sb. E58.24¢ TANTED—Gir! for general housow rk. To a comprtent one b r | waveo will b paid Apply 8. W. Cor. 218t and Leavenwor:h St 493 MRS, JAMES FRANCE, ANTED—A good German or Bol miwn Zirl for general bouscwork. Inquite at 513 acuth 10th 1 trect. 10024 God rurscgirl wanted linmedis ely t north L\ west comer Ham Iton and Pier street Shinn's Addition, 474-218 7ANTED Man and_wife to work D J. \ Swit,, Gardener, doit) Shermay Ave 485-22°-Mar20-3¢ Wnnn- GIel for go' eral_housewo) qire. Janitor's ro m, High S 'a0ul. 182.21§ A\’ ANTED—To buy t¥o city residel 412 10h stret. OR RENT—Two double stores, sultable for boarding house, gr cery, butcher, or salocn, witua’ed 10 a8 to com and & gn d 1 me Inquireof Mr.. F, Lange, 8. W (or. Jackson Sta, on Cap't)l venue, OR SALE At §750 1o o t age on Cum'rg 8°. 8400 4 rom cortage on 16 h 81 §)°5 410 me ttagevear U P. pt § 3 room (o ta‘ e at Head cf St ) wvene, 860, MUAGUE opposte Pos, O o, 4 )y nutes ride . Terms easy. Inqu D L. CARPENTER, P pil fon, seb DOR YALE-Nice, gr en Cedar Tres a* 26tk and Honard Street. 403241 SOR SA E—Cheap a house .n leased grounds call &' 1908 Cuming St. 48120 JOR SALE -Quunty of Oax ence posta, In- [ e W wdyard, Wb stor stiect, hotween 17th and I8th, 450-. 8§ NOR SALK UR LE'T—A five riom h us, F'Witn Barn, well ‘and clstern. "Lrt 60x168. ¢ to Suml & 8.evenson,oe un premises, N © stre t 461235 JOR SALE—Fioe Jersey Bull for public ure, W s awarde ! tne pr m um e the last State inte, Apgly J. Toylor, £5 § 5t and D ca. tur, north Omahs, 23§ E—F reideat a bargaln, a al wercha dse with an es- tablish o trane in one of the best towns on the B, & M. rai road fn Nebraska. Stock will ine voice ahcut 0. Address lock box 1404, w1510 Coancil Bluffs, iown, OR SALE—Gerers) stcck of merchandize lo- a'ed in the fi uri hing town: of Wymare, Bunkrop? st ck, Must ba closes cut For particulars irquire of Coluy & Hazlott, Beatrice, A D McCandices Wymor:, of 6. W, Liningor on it F X tingle wagon and har CHARLTON BR7S,, 34741 301 N. 15th bt. RICK YARD FOR RENT—Apply at once. Fverything needed to run 1t ow hand. Superior clay. ~Also house on yard if wanted. LOKENZ ) DIBBLE, Yard 16th‘itreet 2 blocks south of Bellevue road. 280- 18 [FOR SALL OR RENT-—y 2 story b dence on 19th street and st. Mary's for sale, §7 000. Small payment down, ba'anc 1t0 b years time. Lot 60x200 foet, Elegant house, verv covvenfent. Wil rent it 10 very Kood parties for §65 por month. _Call at cuce &y F1'8, 204-Apr! 1 M. TOI , Cor. 13th and Farnam 8t. EMIS' Now Map of Omaha, fust completed and ‘!31 ready for delivery "”'«fc"' JJodfoot wlde long. and most complcte ol iAha ever publishod: " Oficial map of 'th clty. _ee column, G Houso with 6 rcoms and 2 lote x132) in sousn Omaba, for §1,060, on easy terms. Will ‘ak+ tesm on part piy-uont, inquire at €118 19th strcet. 245-1mt ROR SALE CHEAP— Cholce unimproved bus- iness 1 on Farnam Har ey, o 110-e0d-t! HORSES FOR SALE. SEALED Fropo a's will be received ny the committee ou_Fi e at th- City Cl: rs office, until 120 lock M. Thuraday, March 15th, 1883, for the purchase of One Da k Pay Horse Sald hora % ar« uow in the use of the fire de. prtment, und can be sein ab Engine House, No. ree- The commit-ee reserves tho right to rejectany andsl) bids, mi28t__ J. J. L. C. JEWETT, City Clerk, _ ANTED—A good girl for genera) housework Apply to Fearon & Cole, 1121}Faraam St, 475-208 ANTED—Good carriage smit £mith corner 12th and Howa Gibson and Sts 484-21° [) RS NAL—Wanted a girl to attend a cigar store, Address Mrs. Dupont care of kee 9-21 oif ee, » () LABORERS WA “TED. D0 40005 MANNWRILLER, 11th 8t, VW ANTED—Threa oo harners ma s, good wages to steady men, Address K. * tache, York Neb, 39-29 Bargains in Rea' Estate, House aud halt lot. g3 d lccation, $1,200. g1/ 1ouse and half lot, nesr st. Miry’s aveous 1,800 {cttage and Corner lot on Dodge strect, 83,000 Now Uottage In E. V. Smith's add tion, 82,600, Cotagoan full ot on 19th strect, near Lea- venworth street, §2,400, 44 toot froutage oa Farnam street, improved, $20 0.0. Corner lot 0n Dougles street, §7.500. Dargain Bu iness lot on Deugles trect, §4,000. 100 foot front on Dodge stic.t. Kesidence 'n- vestment, §1,350, McCAGUE, 07t Opposite Postoffice. WANTED—A gitl for coneral hou ework, Seall family. Apply at onc’, No, 214 8! 13th street. 440-22 W ANT=D=Euployment by @ ian cook, wiu d not object to take it a 100 oup of Omaha, xood references, Ad-ressK. 429.20° B‘OB SALE—A first class second hand pbaeton: Cal! at 1819 Harney 8t. 807-8 FDB SALE—Pockets maps of Nebraska 20c each, For bargains in 01 aha City improved and unimpr ved property, call on Wm. F, Shri- ver, keul Eatate Agent, opposite postofice, 69-1! WANTEUEA'II'“;II.IHH and seatiemen a0 agents for the biggest paying business 1n America. - Room 3, 1308 Farmath St. 2481y ANTED —A position by a competent book- keeper, Firat-claes city seeronce . Ad- dress Box 752, city. 489 96§ SITUATIONS WANTED, NTED—S ¢ ation by & first cinss ‘mav, sov, C ty or Chunty, good reforencce. Apply 11, Man -weiler : mploy ment Age 499-20% MUSOELLANEUS Bn](an:nn and zool- Very desirable lo. cit 0, 1515 Howard strect, 477-20§ ADIE - Wishing a quiet home during can finement may address J. H, Bee office, con- fi ential 42218 ENLEY ROL'ER SKATEs—Now is your H "Siiod tuse pair of Horley. Holter Bkites, We ave Of'y pairs wnd will 1ell ther ar cost, ab 8ing ¥ M-chine office, Uo. glss, near 1 ths reet. 4702 § ANTED—By a gentleman snd wite, after April 18: prox , - five or tix room ccttige, in rorthwestorn part of city. Add. ess, 1t iting tarme, *J. E. K.” Bee offic. 441-29§ $1 ()()() B NUS~The above mouat wi | be 1000 ziven 1o any’ o oomaih' party who will build a -tram flouring mill at Av ca, Neb. Address O Tefft, Avoca, Neb 402:20-wih ) WIBJELLANE S8 WAN 5 ANTED—One or two furr ished rooms with | 4. or without ooard. Address stating terms aad location, “M" Bee office. 494 224 A D0 ocertanl, aso 8, wiehes to marry. No objectian tos working girtor wid w. J.'W. THOMAS, 488:208 Shenar doah, Page Co., Tows. " ANTED—A fow Iadies and Gentlemen ¢ learn book-keeping. Situation furnished, call from 1 ¢34 at 1210 Harney 8t. J. B Smith, 473208 ANTED—A few boarders and roomer: at 1610 Davenport st 425-21% A GLN X Wanted by 8 young ard euterpiio- L\ Ing attoroey, with office fu centre of wwn @ don ground floor. Omaha firuis that want a vouncil B uts represont tive snonid sddress JHN DOE, 7 Pearl 8t. VY ANTED -b0 privy vaulis, ainks and cors Po0ls to clean w.th suuitary cleaner. Sat.s. faction guaranteed. . M. SMITH, 216-Luit * Lock Box 422, Omaha. FOR REMT -HOUBEY AND L AND F:'l{ RENT OR SALE—House of 4 roome, Wwith laige | teui ah e fors gedenine ex suy pur, os:s nquire 812 10th St 49 91y YO LET -One lsrie r-ow, with or without poard, 1808 California vtreet. 451-ap17 TURNISHED PARLOR RO 'M—And board. Modern coaveniences, 1810 Lodge 8t eet. 486-2¢§ O RENT—N c*, noat new cottage. Sightly, ‘:31;114. §13 per month. D L. THOMAS. FOR RENT—One or two pleasant furnished rooms on the groun” floo , within & blockfof street cars. Apply at 2403 Harney St 466-20 T —————————— e Fm\ RENT—Desk room, Frenzer Block, room No. 1 456-20 Y0 LET—A n'ce furnished or unfurnithed room, with or without board, 1818 Dodge St. Fou KENT—Two furnish d rooms for lig) h use keepimg, also; piano now aty Y. . C. A. rooms. Inquireat £4.9 Davenpord St. 441 (OR RENT—Cottage six rooms 5'2, N. 24th St. §18.00 a montn, Clarkson & Hunt, 215 8, 1ith 8t, 41 l‘wu RENT—Nice dry basement suital " sl family. Inqui ¢ at Edholm and an, 41521 pished roow cu bath room ow, 1616 Dodge sireet. DOR BENT—F & an Iy 1urnis ed roou doar merth of Dodge, on 15th 8. DACIFIC HOUSE FOR RENT—382 r-oms, cor ner Daveoport rud 10th sirects. Apply to W. Gray, 211 Twelfth street. 409201 ANTED—To leare an_eight or ten room YV Aichse. with modert oon's oencas a:d ba o gocd location, Address Jos. Garmean, Jr., Pax- ton H use. YO RENT—Good com'ortable basement rioms guitablet or housekeeping. Also good barn. Call at northwest cor. 23d and Burt strests. 121m R\ RE CHANE—FOR RENT—The 20d story A Sl ot of bulkding Mo, 1101 Farsers oot Inavire on promises. 1841m —25 houses, 2 to 10 rooms, i ¥3 to i 18 per mouth " Baviver' Keas Bucescs op. | tans postte.bost office. e w ILL take children of “ny age give them a wothery care for a liberal compensation. ees Y, Z, Bee office 368-1mo* ADIES wishing a quie- place during confine- ment, with nurse will address W, B. Bea office, 369-1moy 0 EXCHANGE for clty proporty 1o O: aba, s- improved farms. Also 1500 reale Correspond wich N, C. «hr stisns n, sacrameato, Neb. m9-lm PECIAL INDUCEMENTS—Offered fos try store at Gilmore, Barpy cour Apply t0 0. Fros, there, 1 2 KU EDW ARDKUEHL MAG STER OF PALMYSTERY AND COND' TIUNALIST, 408 Tenth street, botween Farnam and Harney. Will, with ‘he aid of gnardian spirits, ohm{ for any one a glance of the and present, and on certain conditions in the tu. ture. Boots and Shoes made to order. Pertech satisfaction cuaranteed. 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