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

The Daily Bee. OMAHA. Saturday Morning, April 21, —_————— Weather Probabilities. Bpecial Dispatch to Tun kxr. WasniNaron, Aprll 21, 1:00 A, M. —Signal service balletin: The storm which was central in Idaho yesterdsy morning moved eastward, developlng roat energy. It Is mow central in olorado, Violent soatherly winda to easterly winds prevail in Texas, and thence northward over Kaness, Na- braska and Dakota, with local ralns. INDICAYI N8: For the Upper Misslesippi and Lower Missourl valley, threatening weather and raln, violent to stormy; ‘warmer southesat winds, falling ba- rometer folowed by varlablo winds and eooler weather In the Upper Mis- wourl valley. LOOAL BRMVITIES, —— —The citizens of North Omaha were treated to an oldfashioned charivari “Whursday aight, —A rogular blizzerd blew all day yester- «day and dust flaw iz clouds a'l over the <ity. —~Oul-Off lake will be navigated this wear by the small steamer built on the wiver {ront last year, 1t in reported that the recent gale de- anolished the grord stand on the B, & M. ‘base ball grounds. ~—The “Grand Pacific,” as the rejuven- ated Cozzens house is to be called, will be «opened about May 15th and will be run on both the European and Amerioan plans, —As E, B, Carter is going to occupy -our store Mey 1st, we are offering still .greater inducements in our stock of sta. tionery and blank books. DAVIS Buos., | very Interesting, and thote who desire to | the substitation of the false for the|wives are entitled to the children, is 3 3 5 opp. P, O. ~—The ol junction of the Tenth and Farnam street lines waa cut off yesterday and the zew switch for use of ths street cars locsted in front of the B, & M. headque:ters. ~—8neak thieves entered the residence of Mrs, Pritchard, on SBeventeenth street, be- tween Douglas and Dodge Thursday, and carrled off her portmonnse containing about $20, ~Prof, J. B. Bruner, of the North «©Omaha school, has succeeded in adding one amore to the census, He is to be congratu. Iated on the arrival ef a fine girl at his ‘ouse. ~Sheriffl Manning, of Deadwood, who is in the city en route for hvne, s just re. qurniog from a trip to Sloux Falls, where ‘he took three prisonern recently convicted 10 the penitentiary, —We would advise those wishing to ob- tainsome bargains in stationery, fancy goods, blank books, etc., ete.,, to call at once as we will positively olose in a fow days, Davis Bros,, opp, P. O, ~—The benefit concert for the Saratoga Bunday schoo', which takes place on Fri- day evening, April 27th, will be an enjoya- ble affair, The best vocal talent of Omaha will be present and Mrs, O, E. Squires and Mre. H, D, Estabrook willsing, The orchestra of the 4th Infantry will furnish [ 1ly of Joseph Zibodeck, a Bohemian wome good music, ~8acreligious sneak thieves entered the THE palLY 8kE: SATURDAY APRIL 21 s iog, under the susploss of St. Georae's e it vme ptonstwepersa| N GLATTERING FRAUD. charge of the trial ccene, it is porsible that —— the jury may set aside the text and con- | A T 3 vict Jonas and Hundle, At any rate, A "giamond Stud and its Adven: “Little Mac" is determined to demclish turas, the Professor in the last act, and has telr,. graphed for a supply of dynamite ‘. trilges, Pistols often refuse to o off, | An Interesting Oase in the you know, Police Oourt, 0, H. Ballou, of Omahs; Re ¢, Joel War- ner, of Hooper, Nebraske and Manley- Roc.lgcu., of .anom‘ :vho g0 to the| A osse which promises to be quite assembly as commiss’oner of the presby | Interesting before it is done wilh tery of Omahs. T e next mesting of the |came up before Judge Beneke last presbytery will bg held at 8t, Edwards, evening, Nebraska, p A young ocolored man, named "g““;"‘h::“: ;‘"W:-::'W"‘"":I“ James Parker, camo to Omaha re- our Omaka ave lore made part of thele purchases of dry goods In “""l"d‘:"" "“‘":”: ';':‘ = b esstern oities, we desire to call attention | °0ROIuded to put '"“‘"‘ i to the megnificsat arsortment now shown [ 8tad, worth about $25, ‘‘In soak. in the palatial establishment of 8, P,|Not belng acquainted here, he ssked Morse & Co, Year by year this firm has [ a friend to go and ‘‘sce his uncle” for made rapid strides to the front until now | him and the latter, being also a thelr gooda, thelr prices and their manage- stranger In Omaha, secured the ser- ment stands second to none in Americs. | yjoey of g third friend, a colored man Al that Morse & Co. ask is examination | named Ohas. Willlams, and comparison, B, P, Morse & Co. will| ~ Saveral places were visited, in order not only duplicate the price, but guaran- | to ascertain, if possible, the true value tee toundersell any New York or Chi.|of the stone, and among others who oago retail house, It is important that | placed a figure cn It was Mr, 8, Leh- #uch an establishment should receive the |man, who said the stone was worth sapport of our Iady readers; » oclear field | $16 ~After maklng several onlls, and no favors is tholr motto and all our | Willlams finally gave up the the job, renders can profit greatly if they will at[80d went to return to jewel to its ) owner, After handing it over to Par- Ly ‘"':l:;:i""' d"-‘:m:' .gh; ker, it was discovered that some one et woar, otc, oto., of which |, "y bytitated a bogus plece of thoy clalm without fear of conteadiotion to ( joy alry for the real one, and of course be the only direct importers in Omahs, | there was an apparent fraud, as Par. consequently saving a New York jobbers | ker, who went to pawn the article to profit of at least twenty-five per cent, the | Lohman, as he had made arravge- full benefit of which they give to their|ments to do, found that Lshman customers, alreadv had poesession of it, and had ~There will bs a public exhibition of | pald $10 for the same, the J, J. Mackedon play and safety valve| About thistime Officer Walker oame this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The |along the street and arrested Williams experiment will be made at the No, 1 en. |8nd wasalso on the lookout for » white gine house on Izard street, It will be|™MaD who, it was claimed, had made true stone, The who:;‘ pntJy dol oBolnre: ml: was taken before Judge Beneke an the time above named. Willisms was held \ouguherr with the —About fity men have been set to work | tWo strangers f)r an appearance in the on the Florence out-off and it is expeoted | Polioe court, when a very Interesting that about 200 more will be put on to rmsh | trial Is antlolpated. the job through. The work of cutting ditches to draln off the water is what is now golog on, X ~John M, Thurdton la & happy man, [ O: W. Adauws, Central City: H. A, This morning his wite presented him with | ¥rench, Milford; L. B. Gillett, Fremont; alittle daughter, and John is ready to Jay E, White, Grand Island; Wm, Soder- “‘set 'em up” to all the boys. strum, C, M, Carter and H, O, Lett, Lin- coln; T, L. Oadwallader, Superior; D. —There was & heavy pawenger tealn (..o and wife, Albion; Mrs. P. J. west at noon yesterday,there being eleven Grant, Lincoln, and W. B, White, Teka- oara in all and all crowded, mah, are guests of the Millard, nEs-' |T0T|°" Charles Francie Adams, the railroad ar- 0 biteator, and John Quincy Adams, Jr., of Boston, arrived at the Paxton, enroute east Death and Poverty Visit a Family *Together. mee & novelty in the line of approved mechanism will do well to be on hand at PER SONAL. from Kanvas Oity last night, with General Mansger Kimball, of the Uuion Pacific, in his special car, Miss Jennie Milford, Mrs, W, Johoson, Miss M. Palmer and Miss Ollie Stanley, of Deadwood, are guests of the Millard, B, ¥, Madson, the grocer, and H, Wolff, with their wives, leave for. Denmark to- morrow, on a three months’ trip, A sad omo of destitutlon was| yop, P, J, McMahon, the “boy counoll- brought to the attentien of & BEE re- | man” of the Bluffs, was at the Paxton porter yestorday, existing in the fam- |over night. C. A, Turner, of Spokane Fa)ls, Wash- who resided at 1413 Leavenworth |ington Ty., is at the Metropolitan. street. The man has been slok for a| Charles McDonald and his bride re- Money to Pay Rent, but Not for Bread or a Ocffln, chur:h parlors of the First M. E. church | long time, and finally expired abont 1 | turned trom the east last evening. during the progress of prayer meeting the | o'clock Thursdsy morning, other eveniog and carried off a new over. | Wife and four children, coat and a hat. They also took a $40 over- coat and » dress coat from the pastor's residence next door, —W. A, Morrison, of the Omaha Post | ~ When the father dled there was but was out with an extra edition yesterday | four dollars In the fa snd the boys are smoking with him, It{and the rent, just thaf is & boy, weight 10 pounds, arrived 2:30|due that morning, a. m. yesterday, and all are doing well. This is Morrison's first olive branch and | cent to pay for the barlal of the dead. he is correspondingly elated. the ladies reception room of Boyd's opera house, where final action will be taken as to the location of the public drinking fountain purchased by the society last fall. 1t is quite probable that a site on Douglas at or near the corner of Fifteenth, will bo | days’ time on the rent and leave them choscn, ~The rehearals of our amateur troupe that plays “Waiting for the Verdiot” next Wednesday eyening, still goes steadily along, and they mean to excel and make it & decided success, The cast Is quite com- | pent plote, and we hoar that G. E, Clarke, Iate | pal and interest for of ‘Shs Btoops to Conquer” troupe, Plattsmoutb, will assist in the reproduc [ to so much on the tion. They deserve a full house, and we | mighty as the action of & poor nelgh hope they will get it., ~—Miss Myrtie Estes, of South Omaha, was greatly surprised by a party of young folks giving her a ocall Thursday evenivg. The evening was spent In the playing of various games, eto. A good wupper was served, although the callers were 8o uvexpected, Among those pres. ent were Misses Anna Stolder, Mable Woodward, Julia Socott, Minnie Wood. ward snd Messrs, M, A, Dillon, Gao, A, Goodwin, Ed, Dillon, Luther Atkins, John Umpherson and Chas, Cone, —K&, ¥, Nash yesterday bought and shipped to I. B, DeRussey, of Omaha, John Tucker's brown gelding *“Tom.” The price paid was rather a fancy one, $400, but after looking about the country for moveral weeks, Mr, DeRussey concluded that the horse suited him better than any other he could buy, and so paid the figure ssked, “Tom” is » fine roadster, seven years old, and possesses that combination of good qualities which the purchaser was looking for and was willing to pay for,— Sioux City Journal, —The presbytery of Omaha, which has ‘been in session ot Madison, closed a very successful session on Wednesday night, the work of the spring meeting having been aceomplished in two days under the prompt and enegetic management of Rev, Geo, Williams, of Niobrara, Quite a full representation was iad, especially from the eastern part of dke presbytery. The general assembly ef the Presbyterian church of the Unitod itates, which meets at Baratogs Springs, New York, in May, will be represented by W, J, Harsha and ~It will be pleasing news £o the many sdmirers of Messrs, E, ‘A, O'I\sden and F, M. McDonagh, who so successfodly perso- nated the beavy villains In “Watting for the Verdic!,” two yenrs ago, to leara that they are egain in tralning for » repetition ©f the perf. smonncé next Wednesday even- leavinghis| E, A, Johnston and O, H. Olark, of e youngest g but a few months old, to the tender Bl;(r;:m’:::.u ! ;h';:‘;;““ meroles of the world and of the one + i, Kellogg an , Warren, of Bell- who has promised to protect the widow | W°0d, are at the Metropolitan, and the fatherless wiHon, J. R. Turner and wife, of Colum. bus, are at the Millard, Hon, John} Manning, sheriff of Dead. wood, is at the Paxton, Hon, W, H, Michaell, of Grand Is. land, is in the city. Of course it was necessary first of all| ©. D, McClen and family, of D to be assured of having a roof to cover | are at the n;m:,d_ SR ) mily treasury, amount, was There was not a bite to eat in the cupboard and not a R, Mershon, U, S, surveycr, from Utah, ) who is one of the richest men In town, Is at the Millard, to 8-, him, olng to the office she first ex. lained the olroumstances to the man, the Metropolitan, fn hopes that he would allow a fow the Metropolitan, 0y to buy bread. The sto: told and the landlord nnukz that | the Metropolitan, “‘1t was too bad,” but Yook the mone) all the same, and the little one left empty handed. Of will dispute his money, but Moetropolitan, J. 8, MoUlary, Paxton, Hon, W. F, Oody, is at the Paxton, C. W, Seawright, of Cheyenne, is at the Paxton, bor, who, findiog the family in desti- | John H. Durbin, of Cheyenne, is at ths Cntalon, ufitdflrm &c his own home | Millard, and prov! or them over night,| Mr, E, I tor has leaving the dead to the watchfal gno‘ Ohlol;«u. ol P fim t Hi t iR T sowlevio iha isparroms | g L el e When the remains of the dead man | Paxton. are buried, the family will be looked| J. 0. Bwan, of Lincoln, is at the Mstro. after by the city misslon folks, who | p;litan. Uave been notified of thelr destita-| “g, 3, Wood, of Linooln, ls st the Paz. P ton, John Martin, of Sioux City, is in town, James Ware, of Oglalls, is in town, Chas, H, Mav, of Fremont, is in town, Geo, A, Draper, of Cheyenne, is in the oity, A. G. Welby, of South Pueblo, Col., is at the Paxton, Mrs Gentsch, wife of the superinten- dent of the Pacific Express at Salt Lake of Norfolk, is at the long ages of Mmltf will not amount ledger of the Al —_— ‘WEDDING CHIMES. The Marriage of John 8, Miller and Nellle M Munson, A pleasant wedding was oelebrated at the North Presbyterian church last evening, the principals in which were Mz, John 8, Miller of The Republican and Miss Nellle M. Munson, The groom is well known in this | City, wentwes® yesteaday, clty and has been conneoted with| Capt. T. W. I, Richards left Omaha varlous newspapers for the past five | for Baltimors Thursday after Mre, or slx . The boys who knew |, him believed him to be a confirmed old bachelor, but at this late day he has became a benediot and he has chosen well. His bride is a very beautifal and accomplished young will immediately return home. 8. D, Fitohie, of Weeping Water; Alex, Beutling, of Red Cloud; J, Sedgwick; A, W. McLoughlin and wife and F, E, White lady, and in obtalnlng her for a wife | 30d wife, of Plattsmouth, were at the Pax- John has won a oapltal prize In the | ton yesterday. matrimonial lottery. The happy| Wm.M Rumel, who wassent as a dele. oouple start out in life under tgs gate to represent Northeru Nebraska in brightest llurlou, and they have the | the conference of Latter Day Saints, at well wishes of a host of frlends. Kirtland, O,, has returned. He reports After the ceremony at the church | that th ttendance, and the bridal party adjourned to |y was :r:,:n:lml et the resldence which 18 to —_— Real Estate Tranafers, thelr fature home, No, 1331 North 18th street, where a reception| The following deeds were filed for racord In the county clerk’s office was held at which thelr numerous friends were present to tender thelr Aprll 19, reported for Tus Bxr by Ames' real estate agenoy: congratulations and participate In the festivitios Incldent to the occasion, A number of handsome wedding| James H, Harbach and wife w d, to glfta were recelved and .":Im" Peter Jensen, w § lot 9, block 8, Par- passed off In the most delightful man. | ker's addition, §600, ner, T, Baily, exeoutor, to H. O, sine} and o4 ee}scction 11, 16, ‘W. H, Price, of Lyous, is registered at was| D. B. Gunder, of Lennox, Dak., isat|amined, and it was proved that the J. D. Crans, of Hastings, is at the ichards and his children, with whom he | g Hedges, s 470 0 } ande § e } sectlon 11, 16, 12, $1,200, Henry O, Hedge and wifeqcdto R. A, Bowman, sjnef andejsc 1 section 11, 16, 12, 81,2060, J. B, Whatton q ¢ to R. A, Brown, John I, Redlck and wife, wd to S, K. Bpouldey, s 31 feet lot 4 and n 35 foet.lot 5, bik 6 n sub-div of J. L Radlck’s add, $1,000. J. 1. Redick, w d to M. J, Gra- ham, s 44 feet lot 4, blk 6 in sub-dlv of J. I Redlck’s add, $600, J. T, Redick and wife, w d W, M. Lorsen, s 65 teet lot 5, blk 6, J, T. Redlek's aub div, 81,000, D. Canghen and wife, wd to V. H. Ooffman, 10!- 13, 14 and 15, blk 9, C. V. Smith's add, 81,000, A. Borenten Doherty, n 38 8500 snd wife, wdto J. et lot 8, bik 184}, W;n. Osborn and wife, wd to E. L. Powell, lots 5 and 6, blk 12, Isaac & Selden’s add, $500. HABEAS CORPUS. Two Mothers Fighting for Their Own Flesh and Blood. “Little Jay’' Disposed of at Last—-The Kelly Uase in Oourt, Yonterday afternoon both the couaty and distriot court rooms were the scene of sensational cases, THE KELLY CASE which has been pretty well advertised in the papers has at length got finto the courts, and an esrly solution of the queation of which of John Kelly's expected, Mrs. Kelly who came out from Philadelphia to get her two girls, msecured the services of Judge Van Eiten, and yesterday afternoon a writ of ha- beas corpus was sworn out before Judge Ohadwick, and placed in the hands of Deputy Sheriff Crowell and Oonstable E ’gerton for service. They proceeded to the residence of Mrs, Kelly No. 2, in North Omaha, and tound that lady out, but the eldest gir), Alice, was at home, and Jane was at the house of a family named Clalr, not far away. The two young ladles were taken in custody, and brought before the county judge, where thelr alleged mother soon appeared to fight for thelr retentlon, General Cowin had been engaged by her to conduct her ocase, and as he was not able to b prosent, owlng to the fact that he was similarly engaged in the distriot court, the hearing was post- ;onod untll Monday at 2 o'clock. t was a question what was to be done with the two girla in the meantime and it was finally decided to tnrn them over to Mr, Doerr, the expressman, with whom Jane had lived for five years and who is bound to produce them ia court at the time named. It is believed that had Mrs, Kelly No. 2 known of the action being begun the two girls would have disappeared as quickly and mys— terloualy as they did from their old home in Philadelphia. BABY JAY, In the distriot court at 4 o'clock Judge Wakeley heard the argument in the famous case of Kingsley va. Whitman. ‘This is the contest for the possession of the infant left at one of the doors in the clty hall bullding, where it was found by Vanderford, of the fire department, turned over to Mrs, Faller, the clty misslonary, and by her given to Mr. and Mrs, Whit- man, a respectable couple llving out on a farm, to raise. Mrs, Kingsley, who appears as plaintiff in the case, clalms to be the child’s mother, and demands that her own flesh and blood be surrendered to her. Hon. J.C Cowin appeared on be- L. Roper, of Ft, Niobrara, Is a guest of | half of the county authorities and for the Whitmans, who adopted the baby, and Oolonel S8mythe appeared for the clalmant, A number of witnesses were ex- plaintifi’s character wasnot good and that she was not fit to have charge of the baby. 8o, at least, thought the court, and dinnllud the writ, re. raanding the child to the custedy ot the Whitmans, The mother electrified the court, ocounsel and spectators by making a strong and eloquent speech in her own behalf, In which she laid down the law to ocourt and counsel and promised a bitter war yet over the matter. She then left the court room in hysterlos, ALL FORLORN. A Burt County Farmer Oroesed in Love. A somewhat sensational case has grown out of the foolish infatuation of John D, Freel, a Burt county far- mer for Jennle Brown, a well known habitae of Tenth street. Freel fell in love with the woman, who has a boy 13 years of age, and made numerous presents to both, and proposed to marry the woman., He came down to Omaha on Thursday and both stopped at the 8t. Charles that night, it being the understanding that they were to go up to his farm yester- ay. Friday morning, however, Jen- nle stepped out ot the hotel with her baggage and disappeaeed from the sight of the anxlous lover. When Mr, Freel found out that she was glving him the shake he brought a sult of replevin to recover the pres- ents he had made the mother and son, Jennle's trank was found and caj tured from its hiding place on the hill at the foot of Dodge street and every- thing was got back exoept the sult of clothes given the boy. The last seen of the proj bride was as she walked up Northwestern track. FOR SALE, . A now slde-bar, end spring top bug- gY, made by Snyder and took first prize at the state fair last fall; never wlnd md;m be nldul:l'. A at ‘eatern News) on, cor, and Douglas lt.m feb38m&et! A NEW DEAL, fhe Ninth Sctreet Short Line Opens for Business, THE r_Admz'mtion OF TOE WORLD: Temporary Demoralization of [VI rS. S A .fll le n 's the Time Bchedule, That active work Is really begun in the paving of Tenth street is evi- denced by the new deal In the run. ning of oars on the street railway and in the closing up of Tenth street, which has been fenced in at both ends, For some days past aforce has been engaged in laylng a track on Niath street parallel with the old track, puttiog In ewitches and planting the new turn table which arrived on Sanday at the term- inus of the line near the U, P, depot. This was completed Thursday giving the street rallway a double track near- ly all the way from the depotto MasonicHall,aud yesterday cars began running both ways on 9ih where they formerly ran soath on that street and north on 10th, The Ilatter street has been fenced up, the track near the de- pot torn up and considerable plowing already done to make way for the laying of the granite blocke. This will make Tenth street rather qulet for the coming few months, and give additional life to Ninth, which not only gets the street car travel both waye, but also all other travel of wagons, hacks, omnibuses, eto. Oneinstitution which will be greatly benefitted by the change is the Coz. zens house, which is to be opened u| Paotfic, . The changs of programme to-day made the running of cars rather ir- regular and it may be a day or two yesterday s told by a well known North Omaha man, who started from Shinn's When he left the house the car was he woon overtook it and the driver advised him to walk it was In a harry. Desiring to sit in the shade awhlle the pedes- trlan got on anyway and rode down to Farnam street, where, having got a rest, he jamped off and walked the rest of the way to the depot. Of course this is unavoidable at the opening of the mew line, but as the track is well lsid and emooth, it will not belong uniil schedule tima will be made right straight along, ————————— POLICE RECORD. A Man Who Clalms to Have Been | Pcst office. Robbed—Minor Matters. About 2 o'clock yesterday aman who gave his name as Charles Jones was arrested in front of the Paxton for Intoxication. He was lodged In the county jall over night and teat up this morning in default of the amount of his fine. At the morning session of the cocrt a woman appeared and and told a story to the effect that on the evening before she met Joues who told her that he was broke and asked for money to get a equare meal together, The two wenttoa restauraut together and afterwards had some drinks together. At thia time the woman clalms that she let the follows see her roll of money and that he subsequently robbed her of all of 1t, the amount beirg $75 or $80. Oa the other hand Jones olaimed that he had not a cent of money and that he had been knecked down and robbed near the Tenth street depot of $200 or $300. After being taken to county jall the prisoner was sgain searched and $10 found ooncealed in the lining of his hat. He probably has the rest salted away somewhere, His story Is doubted by the «ffisers, and they think he will have another term after serving out his present sen- ence, There were four ceses of plain drunk yesterday, two of whom were seat up for 16 days each on bread and water, one ln default of $10 and costs, and the fourth continued. There was one case of disturbance of the peace and one of disorderly conduct, both of which were dis- posed ot in the usual manner, A complairit has been filed agalnst Oonstable Paul Btein, by John P, Henderson, charging him with dis- turbance of the peace, by golng to Henderson's residence on Harney sireet and kicking up a row, There is also one case In which there is a charge of assaolt ard bat. tery. JOHN H., ERCK Haa the largest assortment of Rvges and Cook Stove, Barb Fonce Wire, any place la town at 6156 aud 617 N 16th streec. m27-e0d-1mo shortly under the name of the Gnns ev 8t m-6m. before things get to running smoothly, | #SPECIALS wi An inlhnog of the way things worked | $erted unless pald in advance. clear out of sight ahead of him, but | ®® sll of which you can boy chesper thaw | WORLD'S Hair Restorer 1S PERFECTION! Puablic Benefactress. M. S. A. ALLen has justly earned this title, and thousands are this day rejoicing cver a fine head of hair produced by her unequaled preparation for restor- ing, invigorating, and beautifying the Hair. Her World's Hair Restorer quickly cleanses the scalp, removing Dandruff, and arrests the fall; the hair, if gray, is changed to its natural color, giving it the same vitality and luxurious quantity as in youth. COMPLIMENTARY. “My hair is now restored to its youthful color; T have not a gray hair left. I am sat- isfied that the preparation is not a dye, but acts on the secretions. My hair ccases to fall, which is cer- tainly an advantage to me, who was in danger of be- coming bald.” This is the testimony of all who use Mrs. S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR RESTORER. “One Bottle did it.” Thatis the xpression of many who have had their gray hair restored to its natural color, and their bald spot covered ith i, ater wsing one boe of Mus. S. A. AtLen's WORLD's HAk Restousr. Itis nota dye. SPECIAL NOTICES. POSITIVELY, notjbein The Omaha Savings Bank addition to catch the mnoon train. |15 now proparcd to make oans on Omaha City or Douglas County ~TL a At Current m? Tnterest. . Z#NO COMMISSION CHARGED g he ( 633-1a BEMIY LOAN AGENCY, 13041 7 Un on Block, +omer 15th and Farnam 8ts, ‘Thomas row 8 Creighto 1 Hlock. 620-1mot TO LOAN—MONEY W TO LOAN—AY 8 to 10 per cent, 15th ard Douglas Sts. L ONEY LOANED —On chattel mortgage reom 120-Imo§ | V[SEY 70 LOAN-—cail s aw oficeof D. L. ONEY—Loaned on chattel proyerty by J, T Beatty, No 21€ Scuth 14th street N CAEETO, LOAN—AY § porcent._Shiivers gency, v;m:u HELP WANTED. ANTED—A girl for gencral housework, 715 17th street, rear Leaveuworth, 08 2 MRS WR'GHT. \V/ AVIED - Agents touell tors, orlcer, apiora and grocers eund ies, bv rample, to fa lies. Wodon't pay salary, but sIi first cl 0 ds at low pricas, and on'iberal torms to good men Fatisfa tion given or money refunded. Home buiness, exclusive sgercs, ccod profit, noriak. Write for oor new 16 yage circalar, with test'menials a'so of old agenta and others, Men ion this paper SAN FRANCISCO TEA CO, 112 Thurs- ieago, t. Tues OY WANTED— At the Omaha shirt fastory not under 15 years of age. 122213 WANTID—M the Creighton house a dining room girl, 123218 ANTED—A girl, competent 10 tate eharge of dining room. Apply Planter's house co:ner Dodge and 16ta St. 121 0§ ANTED—A good nur:e girl st north comer Ham!lton and Pier 5t Bhinn’s additi n, 992-20 "ANTED—G od cook at Southern hotel must be experienced In hotel work'ng and come well recommended.. 119-2 ANTED—Girl vho understands and general housework. God wares to o £00d girl, App'y at th. residence of G. H. Boggs 21t & Dodge. 100 20 19th street. W AVIER—A girl to do kitchen werk. Apply N. E. cor. 20th and Califorafa § 5. 105-20§ Wmn D—Middle aged woman t) do light housework, Wages $ per week. Apuly at 912 Douglas street. 110-21 AFTED—A good steady harness maker, Enquire of E. Helnzerling, Blair, Neb, 948-A14.-0t§ SITUATIONS WANTED, ANTED—Sit1ation by anexperienced coach man in a privata family. Icquirs of 8, Jor- gnnls u.”nol south 10th Stzect C.gar Store. 118-¥: WANH:D—GI.] in family of two, 1221 rorth 938-20¢ WAN’I’FD—A situation by a young man to take careo a ‘eam or to drive a delivery wagon, Address “J. E. K,” Bee office, 114-20} MIBOELLAMNE YIS WANTG ENTLFMAN and wife wish patt of houss un- turnfghed, about May 1, below 16th, not far from Farnam. Terws miderate, Addre:s “H,” Bee office. 997-24 ANTED—Two boarders and room:ra st 1610 Davevport St. 985-23f W ANTED ~To sell ono Now Au erican § wig Ma. one y:uog cow, be 'resh next of hieavy siog'e harness at 110 . 0 a- ol works 956-20§ ANTED—500 privy vau'ts, sioks, and cess- Pools 0 ¢ ean with sanitary clean-r Sat. Iafaction guarantesd J, M, SWITH, 771-1mot Lock Box 472, Omata. TUTT’S ~ PILLS SYMPTOMS OF A U TORPID LIVER of Appetite, Bowels costive, Pain in the Koad > Bation In the back :‘.re, KR , Low ol ing of Baving Teglected some duty thehou’:,‘botlbe';m’tgmmm st low Skin, Headachs generady w Skin, the right eye, Rostlesaness, ful_dreams, highly colored U: CONSTIPATION. T i ey s} ) Increase the r, A e e S} Dstite,and cause cen HAIR DYE, GRAY Buzp o WHisKERs chango to Gross Buacx PR clo appilcation of this Dres Ty {martsanaciraldlor, etk netantancous ool | e, OF bei by o3 prosson REAY ST., N. ¥. o informa il be malied VILEK sa aopitontoned | ANTED—E\erybady sufferinz with tooth and headache, to call at 1421 Farnam street be cured freeof charge by Horne's E'ectric 643-1m FOR + ENT—HOUSES AND LT)YB. 'O LET—One or two rooms with board, 1803 Californis s reet. 1295 and Belt MTWO picely fulnis: ed rooms t) rent—Bed. room an sitting 100m, 417 14th street, bet. Chicago a d Cass. 181214 O& » ENT— A lrge front bed room, pleasint 1y located, No ¥44I Chicago st ' 132-21¢ Fon RENT - Handscme room with board for two, Terms mioderate. References requir- ed. Third house west of 2)th cn south side of Harney strect. 332 OR F [} T—Hou #ix rcoms, cell 1 all in good repair, 1221 North 19, Nicely furnished rooms suitxble r two gentlemen 8, E, corner 15th orth Sts. 1t5-20§ MUR! Modern con- venien: 810 Dodge street 1000 1mf Fon BRENT-Three nicely furnished rcoms, rth or without board, af 1318 Jackron street. T4-25§ ok (FENT-PACIFIC HOUSE; 32 RO, Tenth and Dkvenpors streets. Apply to G. W. Gray. 211 Twelith street, 106-24§ {OR REST—Nicely furaished roows, 1415 j ) vy ER3. MAUSLIN, _109- ot 7 OR REN I'Large furaiehed room with hoard Apply 606 N (Y paacd 986-23 OR RENT-Swirl farnished rooms with board a/90 tab'e biard.rs, norih wes! corcor 19th and Culiforals. 9881 Fol RENT OR SALE—Oorner store Cllm]n’ & 21st, Call A BROWS, adjoning, 97321 S—ttee URNISHED ROC8- Very des'rable location Peck, real wtate, opp. P. 0. [901-1¢ OR RENT—Houses and lots at ghriverand Bell', " Rent Cureau, oppsite Post offce, ORt RENT-_ Fine upright piano, flae Kim: T Cali organ, 1510 Dodge Strock, (RN A. HOSPE, Jr. FOR BALE. OR SALE—Res'aurant and_cigar store, stook and fixtures, cou ters, s 0¥ cason, giand on 10th £t ee’. Addiess W. Bee office, 124-25% NE Acre for 8800 ch ice locition. Real Estate, o1 posite P. O. See Pock 128-23 OR § LE—8400 00 will by a manufacturing business, (stapl goods) es-abllsbed City trade, Address Manufac'urer Weo offica, 118 234 ORBALE Fareisbed ¢ toomframe bote on 16th and Marcy,$2,000 cash. At arker kbl Y. ¥. COLLIER. R BALE CHEAP—New Soda Fountain, Ine quire 217 vorth 17th street. 116-25¢ IOR SALE—A go’d upright plano for eale cheap. Call at2015 Cass, 104-24 R SALE—Oy0 nicy driviog mare, b raess and buggy, Two fresh milch cows, 107218 N THOS. 8W FT, IOR SALE—A gond snyfnr bu iness, N, W, corner 16th and Dodgs. 975-21§ OR SALE—Brick, gocd hard burned trl delivered in all pirts of tovn ¢ eap. Ardiess 8. K, JOUNSON & CO. ea t sido of Shernan avente, or 211 8. 13th St. 976-2w R SALE—A first-clas second hand top bngt gy. Call at 1319 Harney streot, R SALE:Cottage and cornor ot in fine loca- tion §2050. Bargain must bo sold hefore May 1st. McCAGUE opposi o P. 0, 84 tf OR SALF—Lot on 26th street nsar Farnam, gnzlfir“l 00. McCAGUE opposite P. 0. 'OR SALE—House and lot on Do only $000.. McCAGUE cpposite lrs . 0, 82641 IOR RENT—Ten hoases in good Iccations, M CAGUE opposite P. 0 825-t TROR SALE Lot 44x83 feot and_grocery storo with living room" above 15th street near Hascall's $1400. McCAGUE opposite P.. 0. 521.t¢ 'E-OI\ SALE--Cottage and cerner lot in North Omaha §1350 Bargain, McCAGUE opposite P. 0. 822-t1 PNN‘HND OFFICE FOR SaLE—A flourishing paper. in & young and growicg townin Eag- tern Nebraska, Address G H. Bee Office, 623-1mo FOB SALE OR RENT—Vose Plano. 52811 . J. OANAN. 'OR SALE CHEAP—Cholce unimproved bus- iness lots on Farnam, Blrn:( Dougles, and Dodge streets. VIS & SNYDER, Estate Agen! 110-e0d-4¢ 1606 Farsamn B, R BALE—Pockots maps of Nebraska 900 a“"“‘““'.d"'"""'n'“ oal on Wek. B Bhte and unimprov mln y, call on Wm. F, - ver, Real nt, o) ite postoffice. 769-t¢ i = i R SALE—A first clase socond hand phaeton (Call at 1819 Harney 8t. 8074 MISCELLANEUS Fnuu—unm cows for 8 le, 25th and Cali ‘or] nia, 123-25* OTICE—The public are hereby notified that my wite, Loulss Sauter, haa loft my bed and bard without just cause, snd I will not be re- sponeible for any debts contracted by her. X GEORGE SAUTER. RS. HANSEN, Midwite, has removed from 9th and Jackson to I6:h and Marcy Sts, 689-1m} S —— EDWARDKUEHL MAG'STER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDY TIONALIST, 408 Tenth street, between Farnam and B-mfi. Will, with theald of guardian spirits, obtain for any one a glance of tho pash and present, and on certain conditions In th . ture. Boots and Shoes made to order. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. HEAT AND MOISTURY, THE ES SENCE OF LIFE. THIS TRUISM IS EAS- ILY PROVEN BY TAKING A TEASPOONFUL OF TARRANT’S SELTZER APER- IENT IN A GLASS OF HOT WATER HALF AN HOUR BEFORE BREAKFAST, FOR IN- DIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA, CR CONSTIPATED HA T. NOTHING IS BETTER. N. B—In taking SELTZER APERIENT i~ hot water, walt until the effervescence has entirely ceased. The water should be hot—not fepid or lukewarm. " POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varics. A marvel of purlty strength and _wholesomeness. More economical thy e orpinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitudo of low test shord welght, alum or phosphate powder _3old only n gann. Rovar, Baxixa' Powna Co., Wall-St." (g or School distriet of DexterL.Thomas&Bro. WILL BUY AND SELL, WAL PRSI0 T AND ALL TRANSACTIONS CCNNEOTED THEREWITH, Pay Taxes, Rent, Houzes, Eta, CREGHTON BLOOK Omaha, Neb H. PHILLIPS THE LEADING NEW YORK TAILOR, Oall and look over my new store snd se my new goods, 1207 Furnam Street. 1207 Un der the manazement of Mr, Xalish, DR, M. A, REBERT, OFFICE: 1808 Farnam 8t.,, Omaha, Neb, Day and Night OCalls Promptly At- tended m22.1m 0 ARCHITECTS—Plaus and specification are solicited hgtho boad of Educat'on of the maha Nebrasks, for (wo two- storv eight room brick sch ol-bu'ldipgs with base mint for stesn ] builing to be Seventeanth building to be erec’ed on the soutu-wes} coraer of Delawsre and King Streets. g and Janitor's r-om. One cted on the north-west comer of and Leavenworth stree’ snd one Plans will be received up ta 7,30 p. m- Kcnday May “th 18%3. The board reacrv.s the right to refect any or al' plans. Nomoasy will be paid for re‘ected pla us, CHARLES CONOYER, Omaha April 19¢h 1583, Becrolary, Apr. 1912t d