Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 3, 1883, Page 8

_,.. THE valLy BEE: 'UESDAY APXIL 3 THE LAST EFFORT. The Daily Bee. OMAHA. Tuesday Morning, April 3, Night at City Hall, ‘Weather Report. (The following observations were taken at the same moment of time at the stations mentioned.) Wan Drr'r U, 8 SionAL Sxavics, } OwAna, Apiil 1, (1:45p m ) Dem>eratic Ticket. T T I i 8. =5 5 |theconvention held by the labor unfon k1 g 1 TioNs, g S g £ g;‘ §£ entirely harmonious. It was openly — = —— | charged that candidates who recelved 17 Denver .. NE (Clouy Cheyenns. . W [Cioudy Nt Platte. 8. [FNr sW :fv ' | this a good deal of bad blood was gen sprung up. Lacrome. ‘‘dodgers, Da ugue i gers, —_— deAb BruVITIES, —There will be ameeting of the Irish National Land league held in Kuoney's | ¢ery Iittlo organizad plan about {t. hall on this (Tuesday) evening, the 3d inst., at 7:30 o'clock, — Thirty foreigners for local points in endorse the entire democratic ticket. Nebraska came in by the O, B, & Q., and went west at noon yesterday. —The funeral of late Mrs, Fred Del. lone, who died Sunday, will take place at 0 o'clock a, m. Tuaesdny, April 8, ~Itwas rumored at noon that Beard, | missloner Ford, the democratic nominee for councilman from the Fourth ward had withdrawn in favor of P, ¥, Murphy. This would leave Mcr. Murphy's name on all the tickets, —The funeral of the late John B, Chip- the latter was haranguing the crowd, itadjourned {n considerable confasfon, The party which endorsed the dery- averted. - Yeostorday was one of the livllest days thac ever preceded an election in man took place at 10 s, m, Sunday from | this clty, probably on account of the [ SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE OOLONGE Coroner Jacobs' undertaking rooms and | shortness of the campalgn. Knots of | Made from the wild flowers of the was quite largely attended. The decessed |men where gathered here and there had besn for years a boarder at the Hud- and on the hltrut corners crowds son Riyer houte, and the propristor, Mr, proeted togethor and discussed tho re- Jos. Groen snd bis estimable wits, showed | *I8 FREIC 0 S50 oandicaten, | tion posaible to the respactable general opinion was that it every atten! would b a close contast between Col. dispoaition of the remains, belng unremit- | Ghaue and Judge Savage for the may- ting in their endeavors to do all that could [ opq) y and that Judge Beneke would be done in that direction. The burial took | have & walk away place at Prospect Hill, the Rev. J. W.|These ‘Wwere the only two «flices ex- Harris, of the First Baptist church, offi- | citing much Interest, ciating. ~The police had an oasy time over Sun- FOR BALE. day, only four arrests belng made from| A new slde-bar, end spring top bug: Saturdsy night to Monday morning, | 8Y; made by Bnyder and took first “There were two plaindrunks, one of whom, Prizo at the state falr last fall; never 1| nsed and wlll be sold low. Apply at ® visitor from Plattsmouth, waa discharged APy J Western Newspaper Union, cor, 12th ani the other pald the ususl fine. Daniel | ;v 3*ny' 1 S0 fob28m ot O'Keefe filed s complaint against John —— Donovan for assault and battery. the two men having some trouble over politics Sunday night, when Donovan knooked | M. J. Roach, Lincoln; Dr. J. A, Tnke, O'Ksefe down, Badie McBride had Hen- | J, T, Dunning and John Mentzer, Shelby; ry Thompson arrested for kicking and oth- | D, M, Tomblin, Arapahoe; A. M. Post, erwlro ill-treating her. She is enciente | Columbus; H, J, Lee, Fremont and Jemes and the injarics loave her in preoarious | M, Woods, of Nebraska City, areat the condition, Taompson gave the necessary | Paxton, Bond foe hif ajpisranos on Thn aday. F. W, Barnes, Oakland; W, M. Nesbit, BOARD OF EDUCATION. Tekamab; R, Drishuus, Scribner, are guests at the Millard, Miss Heatoa and Gustus Effland, of Randolph, Iowa, are at the Metro- PERSONAL. Proceedings of the Regular Monthly Meeting. raad et politan, "The regular monthly meeting of the| Robert Weldensall, general secretary of ‘board of education was held last|the ¥. M. O, A,, is at the Millard, evening at thelr quarters in Williams'| Mrs, Hope and boy, of Cheyenne, are blcek. at the Metropolitan, There were present President Long, | J. 0. Blackburn, of Kremont, is regis. ‘Seoretary Oonoyer, Mesars, Anderson, | tered at the Metropolitan. MoBhane and Polnts. E, P, Jobnson, of Challis, Idaho, is at A petition was recelved from the|the Paxton. pupils of the high school askingforthe| Lieut. T. A. Adams, of the army, is at privilege of using one of the rooms of | the Paxton, the Central school building for gym.| H. 8. Wiggins, Denver, was at the Pax- nastlo purposes, After more debate | ton last night, than was neosssary for such a ques-| 8. 8. Pennell, of Pawnee City, ias guest tlon, the petition was referred to the “':;M‘;."p::::’ el ol e . G, Beresf of Fremon! regls. :;:Im;::;o‘no ::Ildlnll sad property tered at the Metropolitan, From a number of gentlemen de- siring to establish a mission Bunday uha&l.ln P‘:. lnbuh'l of M\:u‘hdty.suk- viloge of u e Saun- Eind-tm lol:n'ol and the west school. ed, From J. B. Smith, proposing to ereot lightning rods ux'mr all buildiogs needing them, at 26 cents per foot. ‘Referred to committee on bulldings and property. Mr Polnts gave Mr. Larned's expla- nation as to the chastising of one of the pupils in the Central school. It seems that the boy Insisted upon snow balliog after having been repeatedly | of ths Millard, politan, Thos, Brainard, of Boulder, Col., is at the Paxton, C. C. Qox, ot Chicago, was at the Pax. ton yesterday. J. M, Tompkins, of Oheyenne, is regis- tered at the Millard, ¢ the Millard, is at the Millard, the boy was not hurt upon the head; Millard, blood 5m not flow and the boy was all Ll right and at work next day. Mr Anderson stated that allhough he was | guest of the Paxton. & particular frlend of Mr Larned, he belleved he was to blame| Paxton, and mot to be e excused Oummittee on clalms ‘reported the following clalms, which were allowed: Superintendent and teachers' pay roll, $5,014 21, the Paxton, Hon, A 8. Paddock is in the city. Total amount of olaima aoorved, fn. | 737" cluding un%"luol, repairs and sup- plies, $7,347 07, The question of supplying addition- ol farniture was refe to the | home yesterday. committee on bulldings and proper- ty, to which Saperinteneent James was added, City Treasurer Buck made the fol lowing statement of the coudition of | Geneva yesterday on business, the educational finances: Balance from last report. “Tax collected in Fehruary Fioes and licenses in Marc Warrants paid in March, Transf tosinking fund Balance Balance i sinking fund. .. Bonds on deposit. . ... B ++ 27,000 00 | ifornia To.day the question comes before the people as to whether or not §35, %sl; lbb. axpandaddlor additional ol ualldings, and on Salurda; 1 evening at 05:30 o'cluck the boatd | deikbtul taip. meets at the prestdent'’s cflice to can yesterday afternoon, yesterday on legal business, 'lfi,m g: umbus, are stopping in the city, ,762 22 | Orevon Short Line, haa left for Ogden, 259 70 dmportance will also come befcre the board at that time. s Al by OOOPER WAGONS have arrived. Practical experlence Y, demonstrates and proves them the Prsohiye, B.¥ cheapeat (n the market for rea wervice. For sale at and Montans, F. D. Coorxn & Oo's. |00 traln. mb-m&edwlm b When hz'mh sooial Dostine of Man Finan o ifuly Punch.” " Thia .4-133‘ 'mwwmb%'drfl.n impromptu, la delightf: el Hoalth Recower ! $L 7 | piner s Tt b A Fourth Convention Held Last Which Mndorsed the Hntire As has been protty generally known, .|erated and two diffcrent factions|pean labor element,” and when the conven. Barney Magulun was chosen chatr- man, and the assembly proceeded to About this time the opposition, led by Walsh, showed its hand and while [ 1871.. ooratic ticket was led by Street Com- It seemed at first that a collislon | 1871 was likely to take place between the [ 1872 two partles, but fortunately it was|1873 C. Neidig, of Madison, is at the Metro. | $500. Sanford Parker, of O'Neill City, is at James A, Wakefield, of San Francisco, Byron Kiogsbury, of Chicago, is a guest Hon, Sam’l Maxwell, of Fremont is & M. M. Patterson, of Cheyenne, ia at the Hon, O, F, Davis went out to Valley Col, E, F, Bmythe went to Papillion G, Andreen, the safe wman, went out to Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson, of Col. 612 50 C. W, Collins, the contractor of the 8, Dr. C, H. Philpott has gone to his |5 home in New London, Towa, on » short |J% visit, His many friends will wish him a H. Maxwell, & prominent banker of » sccompanied by his wife, cawe in from the east vesterday on a special car, and left for California on the METEORALGICAL March. Omaha station, U, 8. signal service: rainfall, 017, barometer, 1 190, o. of foggy days, month, trace. halos, 0; dates of Lunar halos, 10, COMPARATIVE TRMPERATURE, 1872 1873, 1874 1876, 1876. . 1974 1875 1876 raR vaMep YOSEMITE VALLEY it is the most fi t of perfume, Manafactured by H. B. Slaven, San Francisco, Forsale in Omaha by W, J. Whitehouse and Kennard Bros. GOOD-BYE. or police judge, | The Closing Committee Meeting of the Old Council. The members of the old clty coun- cll, which holds itslastregular meeting to-night, held their customary commit- tee meeting last evening at the city olerk's effice, nearly all beiog preseat. Very little bussness was transacted, as the subject of the approaching elec- tlon came up and soon developed into & heated discusslon, in which consid- erable good natured badinage and mirth was indalged in, The members, as a general thing, were inclined to draw the party lines pretty closely. It is more economical to buy Burke's Sauap DRressiNg than ft is to make a dressing; besides this, it is made of better materials than you can buy at the stores. Everybody likesit. Real Estate Transfers. The following list of transfers of real ostate were filed in the county olerk’s office, March 31: W. Reynolds and wiis to R M. Twaddell, w d, parcel section 33, 16, 12; $800, D. L. Thomas and wife to E. H. Walker, w d. lot 9, block 90, ani lot 18. blook 95; $26 66 4 Frank P, Hurd and wite to J. H Boonstra, w d, lot 8, Godfrey’'s sud- division of block ‘D" Selnn’'s 1st ad- ditlon, $450. L. R. Tattle, jr., to A. H. Fltoh, w d, lot 30, Tattle's subdivision; $500, A. A Saunders and wife to 0. E Perklos, trustee, w d, parcel section 8, 15 10; $850. O. B. Selden and wife to A. A. Ssunders, w d, parcel sectlon 8, 15, 10 —_— METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA NEB, market attords. The traveling public olaim they get better accommodations and more general satisfaction hore than at any other house in Omaha, Rate, £2 per dav. sug2ltfm Army Orders Leave of absence for one month, on surgeon's certificate of disabllity, with permission to go beyond the de- fantry. The following named men, enlisted Infantry; Augastus May to the Fourth infantry. enoce to paragraph 1, spoclal orders ment, and s hereby announced as- cordingly. t Lea hereby granted Msjor Louia H, Oar- < rom April 2, 1883, quartermaster of this department. No. 16, current series, for theso head L. P. Pruyn, Nebraska agent for the | quartars, i vass the ballot. Other questions of | Mound City Paint and Color Co, of St First Lieulenant William B, Brew- Louls, leaves tc-day for an extended | ster, assistant surgeon, U, S, A, Is trip to Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming hereby detalled as judge ihe general court wmartisl son from these hndq:_____m FOR SALE. Rogers, Hetel drug store. Mar30-smw2w The following Is the meteorological summary for the month of March, as prepared by Observer Pollock, of the Dally mean barometer, 30.177; dally mean temperature, 34.6; daily daily mean humidity, 64 1; dally mean Highest barometer, 30.752; lowest . | at Clty hall on Saturday night was not [ barometer, 29 562; mguthly range of Highest temperature, 710 on the tb; lowest temperature, 3.0 on the’ » mojority of the votes wero counted [ 1) h; greatest daily range of temper- 4’5 | out or ousted by rescinding the action | atare, k';D b on the lB;hé Ian; dfi":,, 65| of 7 nsequence of | range of temperature, on the Hth; e b WL Rl i 0 2 L mean of mxl':numumpenlnm. 45 0; mean of minimum temperatares, 24 b; datly rangeof temperature, 062, Prevalling direction of wind, north; Ono of those factlons yesterday | total movement ot wind 6,463 miles; : [called another conventlon by meana of | highcat veloolty of wind anddirection *|the distribution of several hundred |22 miles, north and northwest. ' and last night at 7:30| N about five handred persons assembled [ days, 9; No, of falr days, 15; No. of at the council chamber. The call was | cloudy days on which no rain or snow issued in thename of the‘‘unorganized | fell, 1; No. of clondy days on which rain or snow fell, 6; total No, of days tlon met 1t was evident that there was | on Which rain or snow foll, 12; depth of unmelted enow on ground at end of 1; No. of clear Dates of auroras 0; dates of solar prayer, in enunciation. A Supplementary O partment limits and to apply for an told to desist. Mr. Larned states that . A. Paddook, of Beatrice, Is at | ©xtension of two months, is granted it | ook, of Beatrlon,bs 48] st Bdwin Pollook, Nith In- st Forta D. A, Russell, Wyo,, and Omaha, Neb., are assigned as follows: J. C. Jump, of Helens, in reglstored at Georgoe Fisher to company D, Ninth Major G;olgn B lgmdy. Qaarter— Clark, of Albirn, left for home [ master, U. 8. army, having reported Lowe i il to the commanding veneral in obedi- No. 46, ourrent series, headquarters of the army, Is assigned to duty as Mrs, J. J, Riley, of Schuyler, left for|chief quartermaster of thls depart- f absence for one month s nter, Fifth cavalry, to take effect In compliance with paragraph 1, Speclal Orders No. 46, current series, headquurters of the army, Lientenant Colonel Marshal I. Ludington, deputy quartermaster general, U, S. A, ls . 85,841 27| P P, Shelby, general freight agent of | heroby relieved from duty as chicf 4,445 17 | the Union Pacific, left yestorday for Cal- First Lieuterant Alired B. Johuson, Seventh Infantry, is horeby relioved as dge advocate of the general court martial convened at Fort Bridger, Wyo,, by paragraph 3, Spscial Ocders voeate of veued at Fort Bridger. Wyo.. by paragraph 3, Speclal Orders No. 16, current terles, A drugstore in western Iows, popu- lation about 3,600, stock from $6,000 to $8,000, sales $18,000 annum, oanly two drug stores in town, & Inrge country trade. ulre of ¥rank The 8ignal Service Makesa Report for | The Programme for the June Meet- ing at 8t. Joe. rand concert o the week vention of the Band will bo held. Kcrello and John Baumer. The Omaha delegation will take a good band down with them, probabiy the Union Pactfic band, JOHN H., ERCK Has the largest assortment of Ranges and Cook Stove, Barb Fence Wire, all of which you can buy cheaper than 6| any place in town at 616 and €17 N. 16th street. m27-mo-tf _——————— BEN HOGAN. Large Audience at the Opera House. of 8t. Paal, The opera house was crowded to its utmost capacity, and at least two hundred persons were standing up in the rearcorridor. As Manager Boyd sald ‘‘we almost had to drive people away with aclub. The body of the audience comprised hundreds of the first people of the city but there was also & great many of ‘‘the garg” who generally rematned in the background, baut it was evident that all classes were pleased with the speaker’s effort, Tae service commenced by singing, “Rescue the Perirhing,” which was followed by prayer by Rw. W J. Harsha,” Preclous Promise” and ‘‘Beulah Land” were then sung after which Rav, A. F. Sherrill led in 107:h Psalm by the reformer. Upon this text Mr. Hogan made a most eloquent and earnest address, fieat relating the story of his own life, his conversion and religions work and experience, and then drawing the nataral conclusions therefrom. The speaker has a fine appearance on the stsge, is easy and graceful in delivery, chotce in his language except where he wishes to make the lesson intelligible to those accustomed to slang ex- preesions, and is oclear and distinot Oae can listen tohim without tiring, and there is humor as well as earnest conviction in his talks. Mr, Hogan spoke at the Baptist church last evening and speaks there sgaln to-night. 1t 1is possible thatif an interest is awakened he will remain and assist in conducting a re- vival in Omaha. We regret that the unusual pressure | j, on our columns precludes the publica- tion o(.A synopsis of his-speech, e The Maverlok National Bank of Bos- ton drgu forelgn exohange, buys and | 1, sells ment securitiZs, and transacts any bus- iness for its correspondents in the line of banking. m&th-me vernment and other invest. e —————— THE COLORADO P0OOIL. maha. The Colorado pool hold a meeting st the Paxton hotel in this city last | b Saturday which was supplementary to the meeting held a fow days ago in|p Ohicago. At this meeting there were present E. O. Vining, traffic manager of the U. P.; P. P, Shelby, general freight agent of the U. P.; Thos. Miller, gen- eral freight agent of the B, & M.; J. F Goddard, traffic manager of the A, T, &8 F. road, and J. H. Hanaford, g}monl freight agent of the Northern |+, aolfis, The only business on hand was the approval of certaln measnres agreed upon at the meeting in Chlcago and nothing of public interest was trans- soted, - Oapt. John J, Dawson, late of the British Army, resldiug on Love street, between Manderville and Spain, New Orleans, La., says he used 8t. Jroobs Oll with the greates: posible advaut- age when afflioted with rheumatism, DIBD. Willisam TOUHEY, aged 24 yeare, by express. Bright's df 26¢h days, of all friends in his sad bereavement, e THE COMING SXENGERFEST. A GOOD MAN. The Nomination of C. #pecht Favor- aby Receved. The coming Saengerfest to be held at 8t. Joe Jave 14°h to 19 h inclo. slve, is beginning already to exsite conslderable Interest among the Ger. mans of thls clity. The programme announced 1s almost an exact copy of that adopted in Omsaha two years ag.. The first day will be devoted to the recoption of guests, and the evening to a recaption concert. The second day will be the first grand concert, sud the third day the second The nominatlon «f U Specht by the Secofld ward republicars for member of the school bosrd was one of the best selections tve conventlon of Sat- urday night made, the proprietor of the extensive galvan- izod fron cornice works in this olty and has made hls business, through his own industry and enterprise, one of the most profitable in the city. He gives employment to & large force of Mr. Specht Is highest terms of their employer's kind heartedness and liberality, Mr, Specht, is one of the best Gisrman cit- izons which Omaha can boast, o man of fine literary attainments hav- ing graduated with honors at the Heidelburg university 1f he s elected he will proove a valu- uabla acquisition to the school board, and his concise and methodioal busi- ness habits would soon be apparant in the economy of the board. n the third day the visitors will be driven about the city and in the evening there will be a grand ball. Oathe fifth day, Sunday, there will be a big picuic and on Mon- day, the sixth snd last day, the con- The Maennerchor society held a meeting yesterday and appointed the following committee to make arrange. ments for thoso wishing to attend from this olty: H. Roserzwelg, Chaa. WANT!D ~Girl for gereral howa. work at 714 north 19th street. 404§ Y ATANTED—A ne & gir’ for gon' ral housework Mut te o d cork, wasrer a d ironer. R. Purvis, 25d a-d 8t. M.ry', s venue, — OR BALE CHEAP—Cholce unimproved bus- iness lote on Farnam l)lv-vhy Douglrs, and Dodge streets. DAVIS & SNYDE Real Est to Agents 110-00d o 1505 Farnam St YARD FORRENT—Apply at onve, 1 it ou hand, thing needed to ru Su hasd, ANIED—Agll toco sener.l hcus work, | Superior clay Also house on wanted. § K. corner 20th aod ot Mary s aveius | LOKENZ ) O1BBLE, Yard 16th 1treet 2 blocks 0 south of Re'levie road. 280 1m} TANTED—A hotel cok, woma ‘1 App'y of ad ires, Cs .tral C.ty Ho el Cen tial City Nebraska, o W ANIED A gl who und rst nds_ ouse. work £07 , 2%id 701 3¢ ANTED—A good girl for gens & ho at 1720 Casa St W ANtED g 11 1or genersl housework. Ao iy W T. Clark 2401 aud Douglas :81-3 —Tiams and laboners. H MANN- 1ith &t, 71458 W ANIEDCA giel o do gencrat houre work in family of three, Good wages paii to 82004 cook, wa her and 1v0: er, 2410 Ha_r o4 St. s 12188 l hitectara' - raus htsman. pply - fice (1 G 0. henning N W, on er 18th ai d Harney up st irs. 82§ VWASTRD_A cirl to wyt on the table, and sow, at the Uecidental Hotel, 620t ANTAD—-A covpet nt girl for general usewo k. Appl. at 1 avenu. rt St,, 13'hood 14th Lefer noes required OCK, Nih aska, wants a ‘uini ure nd show iueker, - Horsford’s Acid Phosphate is & preparation of the phosphates of lime, magnesls, potash and iron ia such form as to be readily assimilated by the system. Descriptive phamplet Rumford Chemical Works, Providence, R. L. The sttendance will no doubt be quite large if everything works well. VW ANIED-An experio cod takr. Perms. nent employme 't and g ood woges Al dress D. LOWMAN, Hastings, Nev. 515 6} 8ITUATIONS WANTED, ANTED By country g'rl situation in pri- pate famil + 10 attend college in city and will work bufasce of her time for her by Address “Ne lie"” Bee offico. d LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in Postoffice during the week ending March 31, 1883, Blackmore Mrs Benedict Miss E Oarlson Miss A Carpenter Mrs R W The Reformed Pugliist Addresses & Carpenter Mrs R Crawford Mrs L B The gospel service at the opera house Sunday afternoon was a no- table attraction, on account of belng conduoted by Ben Hogan, whose transition from & sporting man toan| evangelist, was as wonderful as that B Gilison Mrs A E Griffiths Mrs E E Knight Mrs ¥ A Kennedy Mrs J E Kelsey Miss N Lovingston Mras J Logervist Miss A W Morton Miss K McDoweil Mise M E Miloton L McDonald Miss L Marcum Mrs W H Mathieson Miss M Romine Mrs J B Riley F R jusselle Madam C Richardson Miss L Sheldon Miss M F Wenstrand Mrs M W lfl::.\%n L2 Williams L A REGISTRRED LETTFRS, Lida De Camp Elvy Kastner 2 Herman Keumin Christian Moety Mra Srah Omagar Louis T Schuk, Mrs J Thomuson E P Thompson ‘Will John Usher Anderson P W “‘Whoever Will” and *‘I've Found a Friend” were then selected, which was followed by reading of the Bryngelson G R Christcnien T A Campbell D W Gustafsson F 2 Montgomery F W Montgomery O Meeting Held in Tuos F. HauL Postmaster. __SPECIAL_NoTices. _ POSITIVELY] not bein J4rSPECIALS wi serted unless pald In advance. “The Omaha Savings Bank Is now preparcd to make oans on Omaha City or Dougles Couty TOUHEY ~In this city, April 1, 1883, ot Mra Rysu's ruunnm‘(i Dodge street, The decoased was a native of Ottawa, Ont., where his parents and relatives re. side. The remains were removed to Me- Carthy & Burk’s undertaking rooms and will be forwarded to his friends at Ottawa N0 COMMISSION TO LOAN—MONEY+ ONEY TO LOAN—Call at Law othce of D, L. DELLONE—Jeanette, wifo of Fred, | 1Y1 Thowss room 8Crelighton Block, Dellone, died April 1st_at 7:10 &, m,, of isease, aged 37 years, 1 month, ONEY—Loaned on chattol progerty by J, T Beatty, No 215 Scuth 14th street Funeral will take place at 8:30a, m,, Tueeday, April 8rd, from the family resi- dence on Colfax street, formerly kuvwn ws the Bartlett Place, The deceased has re- sided in Omaha since 1860 and married M. Fred Dellon in this city. She leaves three children, aged respectively 2, 7 and 11 years of age, to mcurn her loss. Her \{ ONEY TO LOAN—At 8 per cent. Shriver's Rial Estate and Loan "Agency, opposite ice. -t 'Y LOANED-On chattel mortgage, room 7, Union Biock, cor. 15th and Farnam. HELP WANTED. ED—A wood yirl for geneial house- work at 1615 Chicago streeh. 760 8 ANTED—Fmp oyment hy a ¢ood man and wite H.MANNWEILER 11th 8t 716-3 housework. Apply 2421 uharlos etreet 688-:4 WAuED—uv amiddle aged Swede, & titua- ticn of some kind. Is & gocd English ar, with some » nowedgo of book-keeping, capabls of of teahing musc on viloin. Address Oscar H., Scandinayfan Hotel. €83-2) MIBUELLANE JUB WANTS . ANTED—Un(urnishcd room within 10 min- ut 8 walk of U. P depot. With or without board. Address “1,” P, 0. box 633. 748 4§ ANTED—Toren* near to Postotfic smal house 5 or 6 rooma urnished or unfurnish- iy, Adiress M, Y, Z, 7082 ed by 1espnorivle | Frevzor biock. \\\/ ANTED—A fow tabie boarders at 1911 Far- nim 8. 123§ ANTED -E.erybyy sufferins with tooth wnd headache, to call at 1421 Farnam street and be cured tieect charge by Horne's E ectric b 6131 URNISHED PARLOR—And board. Modern conv.plences, 1810 Dodga Street, 486-2§ " FOR tENT—HOUSES AND LOTS. GR RENT—A store 20x60 in Balcombe block on I6th street. 787 81 8T. A D. BALCOMBE. OR RENT—Nice furnished room 8 E_correr "1ath and Caes. 1628 OR RENT—Two rooms ar d kitchen, 3 closets cellar, at corner 13th and California street. Inquire at 608 N 13th stre.t. 78874 [ [FOF RERT— uinfhel room with Day Wi ow and board, Mcdern improvements, 1718 Dodge strees. TASTY 7A Jears experi<nce, a situation as foreman, job printer or looal editor Good references +iven and Job samples sent on applica ion, Ad- dress A H SMITH, Cresto., Ia, 733-2% FJO RENT—A nice furni hed front parlor and bed room no chlldren, 1713 Chicago 8t 730 6 OR RENT—Furnished room 1611 Webster St. between 16th aud 17th At. 700-9t FOR RENT—Houses and lots at ghriverand Bell's, Rent Hureau, oppisite Post cffice, 700t \OR RENT—Furn'shed and unturnished room, mydurn couveniences, good location, 1816 Dedge8t. n7-6* 0 LET —~One room wi h bosrd, 1808 Colifornia street. 1m 'OR RENT--510 m orttage 412 N. 24th st Clarkson and Hunt 2'5%. 14 het. 719-3§ 'OR RENT—Rouss with 6 rooms. Inquire porth west corner 14th and Jones 715-3¢ OUSES FO+ RENT— G 896t McCaGUE, Opposits Postoffice. OR RENT—Three nicely furnished roows, o‘l‘:"lh o without board, av 1818 Jackson St. i D—By a practical printer of twelve | ¥ NOR LE—A frst clags cecond hand phaeton }' C 0 Warney 8t 80740 NOR SALE—Pochets Lisps of Neoraaka 20¢ ench. For bargains in v aha City improved and unimpr ved property, call on Wm. £, Shri vor, weal Eam gent, opposite postofice, 7h9-1f ~ Bargains in Beal Estats, House and haf lot, g3d loca:lon, $1,200 qrFicuse and Balf lof, nent o8, Mar 1,800, T'cttage and Corner lot on Dodue streot, $8,600 Now Uottage in E. V. Smith's adu tion, 82,000, Cottogonna “ull itt un 10th strect, near Lea= t, $2,:00 am_ streot, improved, 0.0, Corner lot on Dougles stroet, §7.500. Bareain Hu iness Iot on Deugles -treet, §4,000, 100 foot front on Dudge strest. Residence !n- vestmont, §1,350. M(CAGUE, 807t1 Opposi'e Postoffica. FOR SALE, £ N I S, FARNAM STREET. 10 acres, housc, barn ¢nd other improvcments, 2} miles fr m 1 ostoflice, €,000. 9 room house, full 1o- ons reet car finc, $3'600. zl;mv]mlu house, oue-talt lot, on stree, car line, rcom house, on street car Jine, all modern imrrovements, (nsw) #3,500 100 fine residenca lots on and adjacent to strect cars. $.00 to 81000, AMES, Farnam Street, 3 room hous®, ce'lar. well, ete. Two full lots, Shinn's adcition, $800. 6 roum ncute, cellar. cistern, etc., fences and walks, fu'l lot, Shiun's addition, ' Very easy terms, 82,360, 3 room house, on street car line, leased lot, ANTED—S tusticn b girl to do general | €600. 3 room house, Lowe's additicn, fuil lot, $600. 8 room house, one-half lot, five minutes walk trom street cars, §500. 6 room house, ten minutes wa'k from post- oftice, tull lot, $4,000. MES, Farnam Stroet. 5 room house, Cass strect, $1,500. Business property on Capit | avenue, corner, $2,800. b room house (new) one-half block from streoh cars. Bargain, §1 8 room houso and barn on capitol ave 60 6 room house, fle order blosk trom street care [ 7 room house, full lot N+lson1 addition 2,000 11 r om Louse, han, corn crib, well, cistern 19tp Street. Easy terme, $3,000. 6 one acre lots, 13 mles frem postoftice, $300. Call and examine rull of Houses and Lots ‘Vacant Lo’s, one, two, five and ten acre lots, AN ES, 1606 Farnam Street. ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENT Fo- Sale of HANSCOM PLACE LOTS, 200 éh—nlu Lots In HANSCOMPLACE. EASY PAYMENTS. LONG TIME. AMES, 596.tf 1506 Farnam. Real Esiate Bargains, OR SAL¥—On mnnllég'] payments, 11 houses and lot:—§850 to §!, ‘ornor lot aud cottage, Davenpor street, 50. % nouses and lote, near strcet car track, exch One-half lot near St. Mary's a ‘enue, $375, Vacant lots, monthly insta lments, 820 acres, 14 v iles west, $30 per acre, At 3 from city, 84,600, 7 * trom city, $5,000. 310 acre tracts near barracss, each $550. hofce residerce 1 te and houses and lobs in all parts city on easy te; % SHRIVER & BELL, 664-31 Opposite Po:toftoe. .Bargains in Real Esta'e. Cottage and full Lot on 19Lhr street, near Leav- enworth, §2,2(0. 44 00" fr ‘ntage 01 Farnam etreet, improved bri k $20000. A bu ines 15 01 Douglas street, $4,000, 100o- ¢ frntage on Lodge stre.t, $1.850, McCAGUE, €963t Opposite Postomce, WISCELLANEUS QTRAYEDO ¢ STOLEN—On Friay la ¢, from 1 o alley bet. 12th and 13th on Howaec eotb, brinale cow with white face. _ Find.r retnrn $ Mrs, Carmichael. 45 2% 8. HANSEN, Midwite, has removed from 9th aud Jackson to 16th and Marcy Sts, 680-1m| IOR RENT—House of 7 rooms, Also house of 4 rroms. ¥ou h avenue and Leavenwor'h. inquire Western Cornice Works, 1110 Douglas ptroet, 65 -8 OR RENT— Fioe upright plso, flae Kim- TR S, 1510 Podgs ook, o1 £ A. HOSPE, Jr. Ft)l\ RENT—25 houses, 2 to 10 rooms, at #3 to 925 per month 8hriver's Rent buresu, op- Poite bost office. 681 TROR HENT-1wo double starcs, sult:ble 1w boarding house, gr. cory, butcher, or saloon, situated o as to command a good farmer trade, Inquirs of Mrs, F. Lange, 8. W. Cor. 13th and Jackson Sts. 800-Im} FOR SALE rare o OR_ AL nCe, 8 Do w AtoTe 22380 fertand Ict ¢ nt ininga comple e 1tack of gener:1 mi rchandis, nd enfoying th+ he efit of ) ealthy and steadrly inc eas ns business, 1 ca- ted in cootre of one of the best »gr cul ural dis rricts ln 1n Iown, serms liberal, write P, 0 box 46 Imogens Is 713124 P SALE—The building now in use for_the Child's Horpital on Dadge 8'reet, ahe ve 17th Apply,st the Heapltal unil ¥riday, &prils. 3 OR SALE—A pair of heavy driught mules. Inquire at 1100 South 1t strect. 6521w Fo: SATE—Scvoral housos 03 lea od ground. MCAG! t Opposite Postoffice PPINTING OFFICE FOR SALE-—A flourishing per, in & yovng snd growi' g townin Eas- term Nebraska. ' Addsees G “F. Beo Offce, 623-1mo OR BALE—One quarter secticn land la Stan- \on county. Also one of the best stock tarms , one mile frcin Herman Station. mod sl o bullding 1119 Farnam street. trade for Douglas county proper- Mason county, Iilinols. Inquire i1, G. CLARK. eneral stock of merch ndise and , wel loated in thriving town, Liicolo, Property worth bout tisfa tory rea oos for selling givin. Bee, 17-7 rooms, 8 closets, cellar, #60 per month, one-third corner Tot #4500. New hous, 6 rooms, warret, 12x40, cellar, cistern and well, lot 5:x66 for $2,700, 2 houses, 4 Sooms , cellsr, cistern, well and sta>le, lot 39x132, $2,700. X1 within 6 bl cks of postoffice. Inqaire o, €03 North 18th Street, OR SALE OR RENT—Vose Piano. F 52811 C. J. CANAN, MORSALE-—-Two houses 3 rnems snd 5 rcoms. l‘ Brick foundaticn, good « ellars, hard and ) ofe water, full lot, o th 23rd streot, within two avenue, Inquire on the premisee, + 0. 841 touth 25d Sireet, 522-2w§ of Omaha, {ust completed and roady fou Ty SR ench 1a'4 ook wide By 7 teet long. ‘and most complete maj of Omaha ever published, Official map of the clty. See columa. OR SALE—One Ion‘..ll.n(lc ‘wagon and bar ness, 1 Cooper n%) 5 HARLTON BROS., 301 N. 156h 8¢, busband will bave the deopest sympathy ANTED—T o men of good addres to cans s. Steady employment m 10th Bt 4351 ment lomedi- oo Hou \WO rls can fnd kel oy s Vieaa Gott Tt OR WENT—My ¥ story brick resl Fdo‘ne’o 'on 19th street and St. Mary's svenue for sale, §7 000. -.‘IIA;“-“‘ down, ba'ance 140 6 yoars time. b0x200 h-l' Elogant bouse, very convenlent. Will rent ft to very good parties for §65 per month . at once &b 204-Apell 1 Cor. 134h and Faraam B, RADING—BI s wil' bo_recovd untll April 41h, for removing about 4,010 yard: of earth trm lot N. W. cor. 18th and Fanam stree & Contractcr to sell the dirt. 663 T. W. T. RICHARDS, ILL take children of sny age give them & ‘mothers care for a liberal compensation. Address Y, Z, Bee office. 368-1mo* 'ADIES wishing a quie* place durlog confine ment, with nurse will address W, B, Bee office. 869-1moy 0 EXCHANGE for clty priperty ia, O ton first-clas- improved farms A’ head o shesp f'reale Correspond with N. C. Chr stiany n, Bacramento, Neb.__ m9-lm__ Al » by ) EDWARDKUKHL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND COND% TIONALIST, 408 Tenth street, between Farnam and Harney, Will, with the ald of guardian spirits, obtaln for any one a glance of the and present, and on certaln conditions 1n the .l:‘- ture. Boots and Shoes made to orler, Perfe matistaction guaranteed. IN HOT WATER DON'T BE EKEPTICAL. REASON T¢ACHES AND EXPRRIENCK CONFIK“'fis '";IA’TL"\"A'!: rent's eltz v Aneriant I8 4 UAB' l"l.l ‘.ANY AND ALL DISORDERS OF THE REMEDY ~TOMACH, LIVER AND EOW- EI8 A IEASPO0 FULIN A GLASS «f HOT WATEREV RY ¥ORNING. BEFORE EATING '8 NOT ONLY EXTREMELY BENEFICIA T A _PKOTECTION AGAINST DISEAS] HICH N ONE OAN AFFORD TO DISHE- GAR) . FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, N. B—In taking SELTZER APERIENT in hob water, walt until the effervescence has entl ceased. The water should be hot—not ‘¢ or lukewarm. B W BAKIN POWDER Absolutely Pu:%' This powder never varies. A marvel of strength and_ wholesomenoss. More econom| than the orpinary kinds, snd cannot be sold! oy sition with p'ih' nm\lilud-‘ul low test wi um or phosphate powder _3old on| cans. YAl Bakine Powsas Co., Wi L New York, 9 N, \