Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 30, 1883, Page 8

THE valLy BEE: FRIDAY MARCH 80 [ ———=~— The Daily Bee. OMAHA, ¥riday Morning, March 30, Weather Report (The following observations were taken at the same moment of time at the stations mentioned ) WanDarrU 8 Sionat Senvics ) OMAA, March 29, (1:45 p. m ) STATIONS Direction Jicio 56 Bismarck. Buford.. Billinga ... Deadwo d Asslaboine Lacrosse... ) 56 LOUAL BRUVITIES —Another dash of snow fell at noon yes- terday, —Everything one hears on the street now is politics, Caldwell block is beine painted a» light and pretty gray. One plain drunk was sent up yesterday in default cf his fine, —We called at Craickshanks for & local but found them too busy yesterday. —Both branches of the district court ‘were sitting yesterday, Judge Neville hav- ing recovered from his illness. ~The retiring board in the case of Cap. tain Mahoo, of the 16.h intautry, met at army headquarters Wednarday, The U. P. train from the west yoster- day was reported an hour late, the de- 1ay being occasioned by snow on the Cen- tral Pacitio. —The next classic concert of the Philo- mathesn ciub will take place at Max Moyer's music hall on Wednesday, April Ath, —A large audience gathered at the First ‘Baptist charch Wednesdsy to hear Ben Hogan, who gave them & lively and inter- esting talk, —A coloved man was sent to jail yes- terday in default of $5 and costs for dis- turbing the peace by being an inmate of » disreputable house. —There were eleven oars cu’ on then on | proceed to ballot for candidate for wishos of hls friende and felt con [ train yesterday, which was adoubls hender, Four were conches packed fall and two were Pullmans equally crowded. The rush on the emigrant run is very large, seven ocars going out night before last. ~—The repablican caucus in the Sixth ward Wednesday agreed to redommend O, P. Straight for the city council, and Mr, Bennett, proprietor of the laundry for member of the school board. —Miss Anns Morgan, the talented render, gaye » charmicg eutertainment ‘Wednesday evening at Boyd's. The audi. ence, while small, endeavored to m ke up, s far as pomsible, in appreciation what it 1acked in numbers, and & choice basket of flowers was prasented the artiste as a trib- ute of admiration. —A vagrant was arrested Wednesday woliciting money on the street. He proved that he had tried to get work and couldn’t, and that this was the only way he could ot money to obtain a decent lodging. He ‘was discharged. THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. Hon, James W, Savage Nominated for Mayor, Gustav Beneke for Police Judge and Truman Buck for Treasurer, The_Councilmanfc Usndidates be- ing Kautman, McNamars, 0'Connell, Beard, Harti gan and Anderson. 8ix Members Name1 for the Board of Education. Thoe clty democratic convention met at the council chamber las: evening, qulte o large attendaucs belug present, the objzet boing the nomination of » oll.y ticket to be voted for on April The chairman of the county central committe, Hon., O, H. Brown, ealled the convention to order and O, K. Redick was chosen temporary chalr- man Mr. Redick made s few remarks upon taking his seat and Jerome Pentzel was elected temporary secre- taryr On motion the chalr appointed a committee of alx on credentials as fol- lows: Pat. Desmond, Julius Treft- schke, Pat. Ford, Tom KFaulkner and Wm. Anderson. Fifteen minutes recess was thon taken. AFTER RECESS, The committee on credentils made its report whish was adopted. Mr. T. J. Fitzmorris moved to pro- coed to the nominatirn of six coancil men at large, each ward to present i‘s candidate to be balloted for by the conveution. Mr. Anderson moved as an amend- ment that the convention first proceed to ballot for mayor. The motion as amcnded was lost. It was then moved by Mr, Hall that the conventin nominate Hon, James E. Boyd for mayor, Truman Buck for treasurer and Gustave Beneke for po- lice judge and that the nomination be made unanimous, Mr. Moriarlty nominated Judge Savage. 1t wan finally moved and carrled to mayor, Mr. Patrick Ford nominated Hon, John A, McShane, and Mc. Fitzmor. ris stated that Mr. McShane would not acoept, Mr. Casey nominsted Judge Bav- age. g}lun. Goorge Oanflald nominated Hox. James E. Boyd. Patrick Ford nominlted Hon, Ohas, H Brown, Me Brown declined to serve, Mr, Oanfield moved that Mayor Boyd be nominated by acolamation. Mr. John Boyd, on behalf of his brother, withdrew his name, Mr, Oanfield stated that that Mr, Boyd would accept if there was no opposltion and moved that he be nom- inated by acolamation, Mr. Thomas Casey amended the motion, to nominate Judge Savage by acclamation, Mr. Fitzmorris called attentlon to the fact that the motion to proceed to ballot for mayor had been carrled. There was considerable confusion briefly with thanks, and promised his beat efforts to serve his constitaents, THIRD WARD, Monsrs. John O'Convell, Henr, Hornberger and Richard Kimbal wero put in nomination, Tha ballot resnlted: Henry Horn barger, 7; John 0'Cenrell, 17; Rishard Kimball, 5, Me, O'C.nnelt was do- clarad the nomineo of the eonvention and tho nominstion was made nasnl. mous, FOURTH WARD, Hon. 0. 8. G)odrich was nomloated and des'ined, Me P. F. Morpliy and Mr. T. J Beard wers nominated. Tha bailot resultcd: Murphy, 8; Beard, 22 The chair declarad Me, B:ard the nomioee of the convention. At this jinetnro the chatrman road A note of thanks frem Hon, Gastav Beneke, PIFTH WARD. M. W. Hartigan was norainated, and a surponsion of the rries requir ing nemi wtions me from ths dslepatioun repressniir g the reapective ward was ssked for but denied and the viva voco nomination of Me, Harligan was ') lost, A motion to nominate Mr, Hartigan by acclamation wea tablad Me. Hartizan was fically nominated by acclamation, SIXTH WARD Mezars Wm, Anderson and Samael Herman wers nomioaved as ciadi- dates from the eixth. A motion to nominate Mr. fo o Ander to 6 Mr. Anderson responded. BIARD (P EDUCATION. The fillowing nominations were made: Julins Meyer of the third ward. W. L Gibbon ot the tourth ward, William Shull of the second ward. Go, E Stratmanu from the sixth ward, A. N. Ferguson from tha fifth ward, L M. Anderson of the tirst ward. JUDGE SAVAGE Tae committes sen: to wait on Judge Savage ro‘urned with that gen- tleman, who was rocoived with loud cheers: Judge Savage sald he appeared ba- fore the convearion with a good deal of embarrassment. The use of his name was not entircly unexpected, though it had been invarlably refused, © had been assared that the nomi- nation, unsought and undesired, had met with the entire approbation of all present and ho ought to lay aside his own resolat'on in deference to the ned to acoept the nomination, Apolause, The old central committee was con- tinved for two years, The convention adjourned. GRANT'S RETUAN. The Work of Paving to Begin at an Early Lay, Mr, Joha Grant, eujorintendent for A. L, Barber & Co,, the paying con- tractors, returoed from Waabington Clty, accompinied by his wife and child, and takes up his permavent renidonce here for the summer, making son by acolamation was o:rried—10 | sud may God blees and prosper your couneil, 1 would further tender my thanke for your kind asslstance durlcg the illnoes, death and intermert of my gon, and for the high esteem in which yon held bim, Knaowing that your order is not only for benel | purposes, bnt for the advancoment of ail things that aro rightoons and honorable, T think it my duty to extend iny thaunks in print, #o thasthe public may know the frao natare cf t order of Chosen Friexds. LEBECCA ARMSTR NG, . by Grana Concert. A grand musical ind literary entertain. ment will be given at the North Preslyte rian church, Fiiday evening March 30, The best ubiity has been secared +nd all arcangements completed to makssa most pleasant oucaston, The program is as follows PIORKAM Inatrumental S)lo, Reciin ion Solo Recit wivn Inat.Sot0 (1illa Armatrong .. Bertis Biakolor Prof, H, D Pell toading Jesin Carew Dus.. (-nu-lr-u-ulrl t'e Harlbut Reo,itation , Eils Fr u Inst'Holo ella Shil Due? Emma Biakeler and Arc Prate| Cration, Bolo hpmllng . Plano loaned by J. D 1509 Farnam street. Dorth Prebyter F. S Bluynev W. W, Reid . Rowe Eddy Prescott & Uo,, un Church, March 30, PERSONAL P, D. Smith, St, wards; J. W, Mar. shall, Piattsmouth; D. ¥ Bomgardaer, Ocleans; 8. 8. lowe, Fremont; N A. Duff, Syracuse; Tobiss Castor, Wilber; F. W. Konney and Ed, Stewart, Blair, the Millard hotel his headquarters Mr. Grant is looking s tr.fly browner than when he left Omaha, but says his health is good and he is here to push the work for Barber & Co, for all it is worth, Business wiil begin as soon as the ~—The Prussian Imperial band, billed for | and the chalr announced the vote to | frost goes out of the ground, the first he opers house Saturday’ afterncon and|be on the amendment to nominate |step belng the vemoval ol the dirt evening, are said to be the best band in Prusels, snd for two yesrs were imme diately connected with King William's honsehold. Admission 50 cents; reserved weats without extra charge, —The St. George's society, organized in this city about one year ago, and having » membership of nearly two hundred, have decided upon having a grand entertain. ment the coming month. With thisendin view they have secured the opera house for ‘Wednesday, April 25, and are now en- gaged in the work of selecting talent for the ocomion, The entertalnment will be drhmatic in its nature, and it is quite likely will conaist of some sterling old Eoglish comedy or melo-drams, The members of the society will leave nothing undone to make this, their first venture of the kind, an unquslified, artistic and pecu. niary sucoess, Baratoga Lyoceum. ‘The closing meeting of the lycenm season, Siturday evening the 3lst, for which extensive preparations have ‘been made, gives promise of eclipsing all its former attempts, The U. P. orchestra has been en- goged to furntsh the music, and the programme which will be found below variety to make it Interesting to all. The admissian has been put at the low price of 25 and 15 cents, PROGRAMME, estra 'F. M. Bailey D. lnd Miss Alice Rustin, 4. Lightning drill, Detatchuent of Co, G, 4th Tafantry. 5. Declamation, Fontenoy, P 8. White, 6. A, Dl&klll‘ Olund.. . Reading, P J. D Rustin 8, Mrs, Jar l Wlx Works, 6. Soene, "’l‘..c Noble Lackey.” (From Victor H 10, Drams, Now I Lay Me 11. Burlesque opera, 'K e r, *“The 12. Readiog of the socie g l{cfl::‘lar.’ by Mrs, l"rll.& g:nllh the editress . 1. Overture. .. ) wn bo Sleep. Orchestra JONH H, ERCK Has the est assortment of Ranges and Cook Btove, Barb Fence Wire, oll of which you can buy ohnpfl than any place in town at 6156 and 617 N 16th street. m27-mo-tf HUB PUNCH qnldu old llquor- snd sed clear or m wb tqnl.ll fln at dlnuon J ndE- Bavage by acclamation, % e vote resulted. Ayes 15, nays The motlon as amended was voted on with the result: Ayes 15, nays 14 A MAYOR NOMINATED, Hon, James W. Savage was de- o}ned the nominee of the conven- tlon. Mr. Pat Desmond moved to appoint & committee of three to notify Jadge Savage of his nomination and see it he would accept. Carrled. The chair appointed Messrs, Des- mond, Morlarity and Oasey. - Mr. Fitznorrls made a statement concerning Judge Savage's willingness to acceps the nomination and on mo- tlon the committee appointed to walt on the gentleman was discharged. I was moved and seconded that the nomination of Judge Savage be made uoanimous, Carrled. JUDGE BENEKE RENOMINATED, Mr. Thos, Casey moved to nominate Hon. Gustav Beneke as police judge by acclamation, Carried. TREASURER BUCK RENOMINATED, Mr. Thos. Oasey moved the nomina- tion ¢f Truman Buck for city treas- urer by acclamation, Carcled. Mr, Buck was called for and thank- ed the conveniion, promising {f elect- ed, as he expected to be, to serve the intereets of the people of Omaha to the best of his abllity. Mr Anderson moved that as the on of slx councllmen at large was in order, each delegation be al- lowed to make its nomination, begin- niog with the first ward, and that the whole convention vote on the nonina- tion, the six rceslving the higheat number of votes to bo declared the nominees of the convention. Mr, Ford amended the motlon to read that in the nomination the man receiviog the highest number of votes from each ward bo declared the nom- nee, The orlginal jmotion which was to proceed with the nomination of a councliman from each ward was put and carrled. FIRST WARD, Mr. McGavock nominated Mr, Felix Slaven as councliman from the First ward, Mr. Ossey nominated Mr, Ohas. Kaufmann, Mr. Julins Meyer and Mr. T.J. Fitzmorris ppolnted tellers, KAUPMANN NOMINATED, 5, Felix Slaven Mr | Keulmann's nomination was made unanimous, aud belng called for he responded, thanking the conven- tion and pledg &Nmull to work for the interests of the whole clty, to best of his abllity, HECOND WARD, Me, M. A, McNamara was nowi. nated chosen by from the two blocks paved last fall. From whatoan now.be seen Mr. Grant thinks that pavement looks fally as well as could have been expected, and what breaks it may contain will ba made good. Mr Grant is accom- panied b an engineer, [y foreman and fine experienced handa and the rest of hls force will bs employed here. A thirty horse power engine is on the road wnd als tone mill to grind the etone duet used, and the work of grading the strests and manufacturing the concrets and top will soon begin, —ee . ol SLAVEN'S YOSEVITE COLONGE Made from the wild flowers of the AR ¥AMED YOSKMITE VALLRY it is the most fragrant of perfume. Manufactured by B. Slaven, Sin Francisco, Furnlo in Omaha by W, v. Whitehouse and Kennard Broa, Omaha Medical Coliege At a meeting of the alumni asso clation of the Omaha medical college, held yesterday, the meeting was oalled to order by F. D. Halderman, M. D of Ord, Neb., and the following offi- cers were elocted for tho ensulng year: J. W, Search, M. D., of Omahs, president; Miss G. A, Arbuckls, M D., of Omaha, vice president; J. E Hadle, M. D, of Ariiogion, record- ing secratary; F. D. Haldeman, M D., of Ocd, Neb, tressurer; N D, W. Brothers, M. D of Malvorn, I, recording secrotary: G F. Lloyd, M. D, of Hastings, Neb, litririar; L R Markley, M. D, of Juniata, Neb , and J, Williams, M, I’ , of Kenesaw, Neb., counsslors The meeting then adjourned to meet in Pecf Gibbs' cflise 10 Omaha the day before commencemer t f the next session of the Omaha medical college at 2 o'clock p. m. J. E Haouey, M. D, Secy. The Maverlck Nattonal Bank of Bos- ton draws fore'gn exchango, bny nd sells Governmeut and other invest. wment securitis, and transacts any bua. ineas for Its correspondents in the line of banking, w&th-me s e A Card of Thanks to the Crder of aud Wm, H Waters, Aurors, are among the Nebraskans st the Paxton. J. E, Brown, Mrs, E. B. Mower, R J. Johnson, J. N. Malone, A. B. Lears and J. B Martin, of Lincolo; Loram Clark and O, L. Hains, of Albioo; Juhn Hamil- ton and Miss Ruby Forscutt, of Nebraska City, and Philip Caln, of Columbus, are at the Millard, Col. G. B, Dandy and family, of St Louls, have arrived in the city. the for- mer to take the position formerly occupied by Co'. Lindirgton in the department of the Platte. Dr. H, W, Hyde and wife came in fiom Chicago last night, Mrs. Hyde having been eaet on a visit to her folka. E. M. Brovsn, northwestern pasrenger agent of the Vandalia, is in town, a guest of the Millard, 8. P. Stacy, of Greenwood, and Jacob Gassen, of Fromont, are guests of the Met- ropolitan, C. F. Reese and Mrs. R. A 'Weld and family, of Warran, Pa, are at the Metro- politan, Col, F. P, Ireland and Dr. N'B Larsh, of Nebraks City, aroin tovn. Rev. George W. Wainwright, ot Blair, is registered at the Millard. Fred K'echel and wife, of Johnioz, Neb,, aro at the Metropolitan, Geo. H. Hussander, of Denver, is o guest of the Paxton. J. A. Borard, tho Kanaas Ci y coal man, ia at the Millard. Frank O, MoDowell, of Fairbury, is vt the Metropolitan. Joseph Bush), of Salt Lake City, is at the Metroplitan. D. 8. Thomas, of North Platte, is at the Metropolitan. Mr, Dick Kitchen has returned from a trip to St, Joe, Fugene Moore, of West Point, is aguest of the Millard, F. C. Hollister, of Fort Bridger, is at the Metropolitan, D. M, Sells, of Papillion, is & guest at the Millard, Marston Tebbette, of Wyomine, is at tho Paxton, Wm, G, Meyers, of Piattsmouth, is at the Paxton, C. F. Hendrle, of Denver, is at the Pax- ton, H, H. Eddy, of Colorado, is at the Pax- ton, E. L, Blorbower has rone to Lincoln. Mayor Boyd has gone to Lincoln. Hon, P, P, Shelby has returned from Ohicago, A. H. Baker, of Rack Creek, has re- turned home. 8. P, Morse and wile have returned from the east. John Larkin has gone to Califoraia on a prospecting tour. Hon. G, W, E. Dorsey, of Framont, was » | in the city yesterday, The family of Dr. M. J. Gaban, left yesterday for visit to Grand Island, Mr, G. W, Frost, wife and child, of Salt Lake Oity, left for home, hov- ing been called to Om tha on the sad errand of attending the faneral of Mr, Frost's mother, the late Mrs, Wood. Mr. Frost is in the employ of the U. P. coal depart- ment, and is well known all slong the line, 5L T O Call for Workingmens Conveution. The working men of this elty are hereby called to meet in eonvention on next Saturday evening, the 31st inst., at 7:30 p. m. for the purpose cf plac- ing in nomination candidates for mayor, clty treasurer, polia jadge, #ix counclimen, and members of the school board, Every trade and labor element are entitled to five delegates. No proxies will be sllowed, but alternates will be admitted provided they are mentioned in credentials. It is requested that all delegates should be elected before the day of the convention. J. R. Lewis, Chairman, Choseen Friends. Omana, March 26, 1883 To the officers and members u( Ex- 1t is impossible !ur mo to meet you all personally, I take this method of acknowledglog the recelpt of §3 000 from your counell, to which wy son, ————————— HETROPOIJTA.N HOTEL, OMA EB. Tables .nppu.d with the best the market affords. The traveling public claim they get better sccommodations and more satisfaction here than at any other house in Omaha, Rate, £2 per dav. ug?ltfm the | Willie E Armstrong, was a member, and tender my slncere thacks for the sympathy and klndness your councll has bestowed upon me rince his death, 1 shall dnyl regard your order as He responded | its name indicstes—s Ohosen Frisnd— L B A soolal glass of Hub Punch s & most wlcome adoessory of friendly intercourse; peculiarly acoeptable at parties, Uncork and 'tis ready phete Lindreth's Garden Seods at Hahn rod & Dorman's. ..Fiorevca French || Hattie Hapgood | (B HAS BEEN PROVED "he SUREST CURE for KiCNEY DISEASES. | £, oot ¢ x.m. or 8 disordored rine) indicate hat y SN OT HERITAT) ANTED—%evera! giils for d shwashing and ea wok at Uaxton Ilut 1 1 ‘“IBI"‘I A girl for genersl |m. ework ot 17th and Leavonworth, N 01 YAJANTED-A ¢ of crok at 8. W Mary's i ve_us and 20th St, glonce (druggiats recomm lepeedi)y svercome tho dise healthy action to all tho or; Ladies, Forcompiantupecuiar ® to your sex,such aspain|d 0 weaknessos, KLONEY-WORT is unsur. {pasod. ssit vl act promptiy and sately Bex. Incontinenco, retention o ok dur oz ropy deposits, and dulll § 1K doey W rt with very grest V o'k | | bos, H'h axd 14th Thare ay and F ANTED—A grod girl fregencral husewcrk s No. 1718, Casy stre 672:311 " { and Dadge etreeis. ~OR BALE—House with 6 rooms and ¢ lote (mach A south Umaba, for §1,000, on onsy torms, Will iaka tesm on yAn;M!snt, fnquire a8 £11 8 _19th strcet. im} proved bus- \ORt BALE CHEAP—Choloe un " “ineas luta on u. Harney, Dougles, DAVIS & SNYDER, Roal Estate Agen 110-00dtf 1605 Far OR HALE-A drst clage sscond hand phastont Calt at 1810 arnoy 8t 974 D—A compet nt el for o Apply at 1510 Davenvr Lefercnces requircd 7 ANT eral 673 0 TAILON —* ants makers wanted ab Va. oF'a. €61-208 NTHD—Girl { 1) onework fn small ‘n ly. 1 quirest ~o 1 Croghot 65 wo'e oha1inats cas'n k2. lu s £r foma o wakpess M D, Moskion, Ve, NS A SURE CURE { for all diseases of tie luaney- and \) one tlock wes FANTED=Aglil Tor yom ol hane km 1l fami'y, e3. Oudael and Pier Saacuth whrect 270 ! barness ma' ere Iy moa. " Addrews B. s b condition, effect; Malaria. 1 aro bilio ery. courve ofit. (1) RKEEPER wants a situstion w Y. rk aud 8 . Louis refcren ie flice Frlce 81, a8 heen much henefl wort. 8hs had K ¢ mplaint ;" writes Rev. A. B, C ville, Tenn, \ [dree ML, M Bre A7 ANTED—Situation by a German g ¥ c o orh unske nir i private family citice, 69 lich b W rked at o Neb, .1.,..' o9 in. Teken ihe. 18 b, stia'e come, Address %1, Has Albi n, €25-10} M8 ELLLRE LR WANTS tor 7ANTFD—A pirtnir i1 Mililrory Busi ete. 3o d locaylon, Ca'loon st tte Bee office famaln 662318 ever equ: (.u b ORT as Cver obAtiaAts the « V up perony nor-yeas, dress F, © ANT D7 cr 8 roym convaniens hovee, contral y Lwated. for fam: y of foor, rown It ruit bla will lease for cne or Want. posreesion 1t cf M B offi S wih luom WANTED -E er.l ffe wnd heatache, t - culi at 1491 Faroam and be eur d fieeof <t u ge by Homne's Belt. . Be> office ANTED—A comfortal r0om from April 1st, ¥ 83, mon b, Elrgle g.n icman @ addse's R 9. €21.29% 1ama living advocate of the vir ues of Kid- ney wort. I «d intold agony from liver diworder. It D. Nevins, Springfie'd 0. r.d me. "~ John URNISHED PARLOR—And board. Modern ces, 1810 Dodgo Street. 486-2§ y pr.vate family, three or four boarders Law rates c'os to busine 8 part Address Francis Kicg, Wyman Con PNy mercial College. Anitin forall the 7 ANTED 800 privy vaults, sinks and cess poolt to clean with sunitary cleaner. Satis- Lock Box m, Omaba. FOR BENT—HOUSES AND LOTS. faction guaranteed. 216-1mt wnm . KIDNKVS. LIVER AND BOWELS.|£ It cloanscs tho eystem of the acrid poison| 52y the victime of sheumatiom cut reallse, 0 % RENT—Foue, bt. 14th and 15th, on é.‘h;r gosireet, lLquiraof J hn Swifr, (67:81% TNOUSAHUH OF CASrsS of the worst forma of this torr!ble dimsec| have been quickly relieved. wud o £"net r ime PERFECTLY CURED. PRICR g1, LIQUID r DRY, 30LI by (i Dry ean bo sent b WwitLis, it T Rith<0; JOR REAT ~Threa nicely furni hed 100me, with 0z without board, at 1318 Jackson 8t. 674 4 70 LE{—One room vi th board, 1805 Cali- torni 1m “Cmmipmlm inallia form®, yieldsto K es i%i8 very 8 o . lou Monkton Vt., April "U'h |8i‘ “ could find 1> remedy formy K'duey com plstat and rneunatism,” writes - © A, 6 Bure, ot Torple Mill Flordy, until T was cured he Kidaey Wort.” Frposure, incldeut 10 lumber Burr's disordore, 1 rooms Feroom sireet, OR_RKNT—Furnis arlo for ! gentlenen, at 16 6603 (R REN—House of 7 roome. Also houss ct4 rooms, Sou havenueand Leweawcr b, Tiquire West.r Cornice Worki, 1110 Do laa sract. 6 ou e with 4 r oms. w P depot. and 811.00 fer mouth, Inquire Elkiom Valey Modse, ol g Stro.t, '657-308 r-;idmimtion OF THE WORLD. ani Cumiog OR RENT—Tw> nice farnish _ronms, s-uta ssgnu:‘ , 2228 W. cor. 19th and Caveapert. J7OR RENTF-out_room with bay window, & board 1713 Dod e *t 56308 OR RENT—Nico rioms suatle for small family. Inquire atgrocery torec rner 20th 56530 Mrs.S. A Allen's WORLD'S Hair Restorer 1S PERFECTION?! Public Benefactress. M A. ArLry hasjusily earned this and thousands are this day rejoicing cvera fine head of hair produced by her uneq paration for restor- ing, invigo nd beautifying the Her Warld's Hale Restorer hair, if g color, Tuxurious quantity as in youth. Inquire of Mr:. F, Lange, 8. Jackson bts. trict Toquire at No. 1819, Vet 16th and 17 Fon RENT—Tr reo nicely furalsbed rooms, uwwh'- 1 withous board, a$ 1818 Juck son 8t. 7 OR RENT— Fias upr'g] ba'l organ, 1519 Dodge tree Bo1- £ A. HOSPE, Jr. 'OR RENT—25 houses, 2 to 10 rooms, at §3 to 25 per month Shriver's Bend tiuresu, o posite vost office. Yy OR FENT—1wo double stores, suit ble 1o boarding house, grc cery, butcher, cr saloon, uated #0 as to command & good fermer trade. . Cor. )3th and 800-1m¢ BUSINW=n HaN 0 RENT-Two good placey in 1ap'd'y devel- opirg business diatrict 1 Bt Ma-y's FOR SALE COMPLIMENTARY. “My hair is now restored to its youthful color; I have not a gray hair left. T am sat- isfizd that the preparation is not a dye, but acts on the sceretions. My hair ceases to fall, which is cer- tainly an advantage to me, who wae in danger of be- coming bald.” This is the testimony of all who usc Mrs. S, A, 3 WORLDS HAIR R "Om: dotfla Aid it." Thatis the { many who have had ray hair restored to its natural d their bakl spot covered one bottle of WokLD's Haik Itis not a dye. ev sit me6m. Crry CLERK's Orrice, Omaka, - ar 634, 18 3. ) Notice Is he-eby given that the co-pirtaerahip uodir the firm name of Hil & W i spear, (8 thin | day ru ual v d soived. J. 1L Winaeur 1o pay al debtsof th - fira for «roce:ies and provisious aud to col e vall gebt <u- the tin for vro.erl 8 and who will eandu 2t 1ha procery bucl .css at the 14 stand A. Hul will hereafter ¢ nduct the Jiquor business at the o d st nd and pay a'l cebts due f.r Jiquors wrd cigars, WEO. A HILI w203t JAMES H. WINSPEAR, i L = SPECIAL NOTICES. Z4rSPECIALS wi_ POSITIVELY] not bein stand, No. 217N. 16/ h st H TAEILGARD, proprie or. tern Nebracka, CR SALE gother «r CHEAP—Fictores parato) of the cig Call a1 invi [; EINTING CFFICE RSALE 4 flourishing paper, in a yonn d growi g townin Eas. Addrees G 11, Bee Otfice, 623-1mo E in Burt ccunty, one mile frem Herman S Also lot and st 1y building 1119 Farnam st Also for sale cr trade fcr Douglas ¢ ty, 40 ac.esin Ma 01 courty, I of i 22 86,000 Adaress “F up stairs betacen 14 h and 16 OR 82 | Qi 1t § ollar, bow ey, 410 sta’le, lut postotice, Fok SALE OR RENT—Yose Plso, F waser, full lot, on bleeks cf 8. premi er, © 0. 841 ou 'OR FALF—One quarter secticn land in Stan- on county. Also one of th Les st ca farmy s inan ro | CLALK. OR § \LF—General stock of merch ndise and | etisfaction vuaranteor g town, | wtare b ki g, ies from L iovated in turisi P operty worth Satisf ea 0°8 for selling 6 rooms un Kiair- tai s between 14 arm of 120 acres, 210 acres f tiab s Park. Inqu re ALE—New house, 12 rooms, 8 closets, r 08 850 per moi th, oue-thivd corner +ex hous , 6 rooms, velard 3 X1 d B tnqire su. €03 North 13 h stre:t. 519 5§ N R SAL) —6 head of Jersey cows. Inquire 1108 Cass St. upatairs « c:we n 14th and 564 81 CANA! [0S ALETwo houses 3 rocuus nd 6 rcoms, Br.ck faundaticn, good ella d and | of¢ t witbin two I: quire_on the Soreet. 522-2w§ Mary's ” serted unless pald In advance. The Omaha Savings' Bank 1s now prepared to make oans on Omaha Ci'y ot Dougias Cauaty R WY A W ot A T B $160, 495 OR BA. aL§750 6 room c-tiage on ¢ room cottage o 410 m eottage ne P. Tupot, 3 room cottae at Head of St Man McUAGUE oppos.te Post Office, Troum house on Capital svenue, ntrg 8% S 818 At Currom Wovts of Ioterase ZENO COMMISSION CHAROED. .02 633-1m 3 T LOAN-MONET, B!ms New Map of Omaha, just completed and rewdy for deliyery ot 30 cach. 7 1 toet long. of Gmahs sver p'nfi'ifm 15 4 foct wide st and most complete map Ofticlal map of the Cyelt e columar IOR SALE—One horse, tingle wagon and har ness. 1 Cooper wagon. CHARLTON Enra 3478t 801 N, 1 ONEY LOANED-On chattel mortgage,room M G Giion Biock, cor. 15th sod Farnsrm: pr 167 N [ONEY TO LOAN—Oall at Law ofticeof D, L. Thomas room 8 Crelghton Block, ) N4 ONEY 10 LOAN—AS 8 per cont. Real Estate and Loan “Agen te * ONEV=Cooned s AT arerty by T, T, Beatty Ao, 213 South 14th stroot, 02-1mof P WANTED. ANTED— dishwashor ahS1. Charles hotel Tarsey streed, Shrivers | 10 south of Bellevue road. RIOK YARD FORRENT—Apply -z once, Everything needed to run It oa hand, rior cl so house on yard If wanted RENZ) DIBBLE, Yard 15th'\treet, 2 blocks for val 140 6 yoars time. Lot 50x200 feet, NOR SALE OR BENT—My 2 stor dence on 19th stieet and st. Mai #7000. Small payment down, b ] ery convenlent. Wil rent | 2600 SOR BALE- Pockots maps of Neun-ll 300 {4 cach. For bargains in Umaha City Improved 4 unimpr ved property, call on Wm. ¥, Shri- o, ol Katate Agent, opponite postofiice. Baraams in Real Estate, Touse snd halt lot. g e d lcca ion 81,2 0. House and half lot, ne.r st. Mary's avenue age and Corner lot on Dodee street, #3,600 Urttege'n E. ¥ Bmith’s ad4 tion, §2,000. ean . ul it on 19t efreet, near Lea~ + | vonwor th streer, 82,400, 44 toct froniage 0a Farnam street, lmproved, 200 0. Corner lot on Dougles street, §7.600. Barcaln Vir inces 1ot on Dcugles strect, $4,000. 100 toot front on Dodgo siret. vistment, $1,350, MCOA 207t 0 ot FOR SALE. . s £ K I3 B FARNAM STREET. 10 acres, house, bara £nd oth ¢ lmprovements, 2} milen fr m ¢ ostoflice, £,000 room house, full Io on's ro:t ¢ 11 r0om bou ¢, oce-alt | ¢, on e 2,800, tim 90, 0n street car live, sll modcra e ota on and adjacest t) stre t a8, § 00 10 100, AMES, Farvam Street. 3 rosin hous -, ce'lar. we'), ete. Shinn's ad itior, $900. hyo mn u e cellar. ciitern, ets, fenscs and walke, ful lot, Shun's a’dition, ' Very easy term, 92,310, 3 rohm hiousy, on streed car line, Joased lot, §500. 3 room hou-o, T ows'+ add ti n, fu'l lot, 8500. B room h ue, one-Lal lot, five minutes walk from strect cars, § 00 @ room house, fen m'nute) vak from post Tow) tall lots, * | cfice, tul. lot, #4,000 AME?, Faruam S-reet. 5 room houss, Cass stre t, §1,500. fontapt | a enve coruer, $1,800. © ro3m hou ¢ (new) rne haif block from street cars. Pargain. 31,800, 8 room huu:o and barn on c+p tol ave §°60. § Foom house, 26 order blook fe:m atreot cars $1900. 7 100m house, fu'l 1os N 1s-n1additio 42,000, 11 om Louse, baun, corn ciib, well, cistern 16th Street. Easy term, §3,000. 6 one ace lots, 13 miles (rom |} stotfcs, #5800, Call and cxamine tull I ¢t of B Vacant Lo s, one, two, five and ten a:re fota ANMES, 1606 Farnam Street. ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENT Fo Sale of HANSCOM PLACE LOTE. 200 Chcice Liots ln HANSCOMPLAOEL. EASY PAYMENTE, LONG 1IME. AMES, 597, tf 1506 Farram. Real Estate Barga'ns, (OR 824 L¥—On monthly payme.ts, 11 hcuses and lots—2850 to §1,600 nor 1ot a.d tJhu‘ Davenport street, ouses ard Tote, near street cir track, exch One-halt lot near St. Mary' a enue, §175. V.cantlots, month v insta lments. 890 ncres, 14+ Jles west $30pec acre. g AR T 3 from it $4,00), 7 4 om city, 81,000, 3- 0 acre tracts near b t d houses end lotain | all parts city on 664-31 Oppasite Poitcffice, MISCELLANEU» OST—A bull terrier pup, six months old, tody iaw . eolcr, tip of tAll and facs black e strimned o & +harp poivt Finder will be 1 mbly rewarded 1y d.1v r o bim st No. 1619 Leavanwort street, 603 STRAVED—From the Eeg'e Hous, a1 rge . roan cow, loog tail, abous 7 years o'd. ‘The pariy v ga onupine mae wil pletss re ura the saa.c to Ch 8. Fleck, Eagle House, 1ith strect. 681311 RADING—BI s wili ba recoiv d until April 4th, for rrmov'ng abjut 4,000 yard of earth trmlof N. W. cor. 18th and Farnam strce o, Contractcr v ¢l the o 6 T. RICHARDS, Ivsh Sotter Paps, par “Right s+ for sall shootirg. call on or mluru No. 185 Cas dtres",at rb o'clock p. m €de-20§ ILU take chldren of ny age give them & ‘mothers care for a liberal comrensation, Addess Y, Z. Beeoffioe _661mo* confine- ADIES vishing a quis vlace (llul ment, with nures will address W, B, Bee 86'.) 1mo} Xr'*pcny in Dx office. 0 EXCHANGE for citv ah farms 1600 Co-respond NS, tea first-clas Improves hoad o' she:p { ¥ ealo Chr stians ‘n, Bscramento, Neb. m9-1m PECIAL INDUCEMENTS—Offered for a coun- wry store at Gilmore, Sarpy couoty, Neb, Apply to 0. Frost, there, 195-1m¢ S ST e EDWARD KUKHL MAGISTER (F PALMYSTERY AND CONDY TIUNALIST, 408 Tenth street, between Farnam Hainey. Will, with ‘hoaid of gnardian ono a glance of"the past rtain conditions la the fu. Shooy made to order. Perfock present, ture. Boota IN HOT WATER * FASON T (ACHES » BwerientlS AN ANY AN TATL D1s0RD! AEMEDY ~TOMACH, LIVER A N A . | EL WATER kY 1 1§ NOT ONLY ¥ B T A UKOIECTIN WHICH N ONE CAN AFFORD TO DISHE- GAK). FOR SALE LY AL. DEUGGISTS, fl?fl ‘m.\.vlnr,v;. Ri OVA Absolutely Pure. o hle powder never varies. A marvel of purity, and wholesomeness, More economi than oo orpinary k'nds, and cannot be sold In 10 very house, Kood parties for §65 per wonth JCulat once ay TOFT'S, 204-April 1 Cor, 19th nd by W competition with the multitude of low test -.w‘m. alum or phosphate powder 3014 orie bt Roval BAKING Powpa Co., Wall 8t