Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 26, 1883, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE THURSDAY APXIL 26 The Daily Bee. ' OMAHA. Thursday Morning, April 26, ‘Weather Probabilities. Bpecial Dispatch to Tun bun. Wasninorox, April 26, 1 A . —Indications: For the Upper Mis- sourl valley: Slightly warmer and mfl.\y oloudy weatber, followed by ht local raln; light winds from south to west; statlonery or lower bar- ometer. LOOAL BruvVITIES. ~—The ‘Nebraske Giant” has returned to —The Union Pacific base ball club beat the Springfields 8 to 3 Tuesday. ~Although somewhat cloudy, yesterday ‘waa a nice, pleasant spring day. —The entertainment snnounced by St. George's society has been postponed to May 224, ~There are forty-five men and seven- teen teams at work onthe Douglas street paving, ~—When the ovorland train which arrived in this city Tuesday left Ogden, there was four inches of snow on the ground. ~A young man employed at the nail works had one leg cut of Monday evening while trying to catch a ride on a passing freight train, —The public rehearsal of the Harmonio Boclety Tuesday was a very succossful and gratifying affair, Prof. G. F. Moyer officiated as director and Miss Maggio Boulter as accompanist, —The benefit concert of the Saratoga Union Bunday school has been postponed to Friday evening, May 4th, on account of the death of Mrs, J, E, Wilber, the organ- ist of the Congregational choir, who was o have participated in the entertainment, ~In Judge Reneke's court yesterday there were three cases of Intoxication; one pald, one went to jail and one case was contizued, Willie Martin, charged with stealing a bolt of lace from Oruickshank's, vleaded not guilty, and his case was con- tinued, ~A oall has been issued tor the twenty- fifth convention of the Young Men's Ohristian Association . of the uUnited Btates and the British Provinces, to be held at Milwaukee, Wis,, May 16 to 20, A delegate will probably be sent from the sasoclation at this place. The people of Milwaukee will throw open their houses to visiting delegates, —A printer whoarrived In this city Tuaesday from Sioux City, became crazed from drink or something else Tuesday and was arrested about 2 o'clock and lodged In the county jail on the charge of insanity, He imagined some oue was afterhim all the time, and was very vio- lent when arrested. _————— TO OCEAN TRAVELERS, Moesars. 0. B, Richard & Co., Gen- eral Passenger agents for the Ham. burg-American Packet company, beg to ivform the public that second cabin round-trip tickets over thelr line are not valid unless one hundred and ten dollars have been pald for the ocean fare, 225md&elw SR R e ey FOR SALE, A new side-bar, end spring top bug- gy, made by Bnyder and took first prize at the state falr last fall; never used and wlill be sold low. Apply at ‘Western Newspaper Union, cor, 12th and Douglas st. feb28m&etf —————— Memorial Kesolutions. Hawy or Brioxrayers' UNioN, } No. 1, or NEBRASKA, Omana, Neb., Aprll 27, 1883, ‘Waereas, Under the all wise ‘de- oree of Almightly God, we, who are his creatures and amenable to his laws, maust submit to his divine will; there- fore, be it RusoLvep, That we, the members o g hnnkl:. deeply a' ‘ljan'“!,huol‘ : ol eplore the loss of our comrade and fellow member, flmz Bhew, who, by divine inter- pud.u‘ n, has been removed from our ResoLvep, That we mourn his loss, and extend our h elt sym- thy and condolence to his family in Rn. their hour of sad sfillotion. ResoLvep, That s copy of these res- olutions be entered on the minutes, and a copy sent to the famlly of our late brother, Henry Shaw. Signed] AwLex, DarracH, Danien O'Keere, J. W, Kave, F. P. Gouwp, Jouxn H, Hann, Omana, April 21, 1883, At a regular meeting of the Omaha P, P, Union the following resolutions were adopted: WaErEas, The Bricklayers union, No. 1, of Nebraska has, by the death of the late Harry Shaw, lost one of its most appreciative and efficlent mem- bers, of the young men of Omaha a nnhl and trusty companion, and we, ©00-workers, s substantial and ener- Retlo t; belt ResoLvep, That we, the; Omaha Plasters’ Protective unlon, No. 1, of Nebrasks, unanlmously tender our hearifelt sympathy to your honorable body in your loss of a worthy member and brother. We also tender our ‘warmest sympatby to the mother and sister, friends and relatives of our late , Harry Shaw, and hope that they may be comforted in thelr sorrow for one so young and so worthy, RxvroLvep, That a committe of three be polnu«{ by the president to for- vn:r these [resolutions to the Brick- layers’ union, and thatthe correspond. ing secretary be Instracted to forward | C: los:zy of these resolutlons to the mother of the lamented Harry Shaw, { {ResoLvep, Tast a copy of theee resolutions be furnished the dally papers of Omaha, and the lesding papers of Hazelton, Pa., for publica- tion, Warp MORGAN, Jonx Fivax, Pxrez Herrernax, Committee, — = —— l‘a.:-thlgoodul:; n'n.m HNob. Bplondid locatlon for generel Why 0 his contract annulled by the command. mfl,“ strong, using Lincoln or Fairbury, Neb, |ing officer of MD:!'fll.Uhl.-Iwn ln-‘t-:l i A Big Captare of Confidence ST. JOSEPH'S. May Ist proximo, and his postoftice sddress reported to these headquar. tere, Upon the arrival of Acting Asalst- ant Sargeon Robert B, Grimes at Fort Laramle, Wyo., Acting Asslstant Burgeon John J. Marston will be re- lleved from duty and will report by letter to the medical director of the departmen’ for the annulment of his contract, Upon the departure of the troops from Fort Uall, Idaho, Acting As- sistant Surgeon Robert B, Grimes will proceed to Fuit Laramie, Wyo., snd nrrfl to the commanding officer thereof for duty. Upon the expiration of the leave of absence grant First Lieutenant Nor- ton Btrong, assistant surgeon, he will proceed te Fort Thornburgh, Utah, and nrmwthe commanding officer thereof for duty. Upon the return of Assistant Sar- geon James P. Kimball from detached service Captaln Holmes O. Paulding, sesistant surgeon, will be relieved from daty at Fort Sidney, Nebraska, sand will proceed to Fort Douglas, Utah, reporting to the commsnding cofficer thereof for daty. A CROOKED CROWD. tor of anatomy In the Omaba medical college for the past year and iu charge of the east wing, the new addition, of 8t. Joseph's huspiwal. He has eujoy- A Visit to the Hospital 0 B8 | eq u'ones praciics il in this iy, Hil and hisrepu avion se « o kiiled practio- o foner aud & geutivwau lLas been first olul:.h He hos boen very socceesful with his patients, and his leaving will The Kind Care Lavished on the be regrotted both by the profession Patients. and by thoso who have had occasion to utlizy his services. In his new field of work he cannot help but win friends, and It s a pleasure to recom- mend him to the good graces of thoee smong whom he proposes to cast his lot. He leaves Omaha with the es. A Bes reporter yesterdsy had u',' teem and good will of all with whom privilege of calling at St. Joseph's | he has been brought in contsct and hospital, in company with Hon. John | with the respeot of all. A. Orelghton, whose triendship for e that institution has made him a wel- come visitor to both the sisters in oharge and the patients, and Iady, Fremont; John Keith, North There are comparatively few people | geng; Mre. Altred Haxzlett, Bestrice, H. in Omahs who appreclate the noble|y, Lee, Fremont, Joseph Fox, Grand work that is belng done at this inatl- | Island; G. H. Bascom, Greenwood; James tution by the Franciscan sisters, and |T. Brown, Madison; J. E. Lucas, Central to such as are unfamillar with thelr g"ln %“H’l-‘ lTw:;r- ,H';;'“;,‘ Jo:n : ; i almquist, Tekamab; J. H. Hungate, object and self-saccificing zeal, 1t Is Silides i R AT, Tohibkon ooty o1peolally deslred that the notes made | .,y o Hunter, Valparaieo, are guests the reporter should be heeded. at the Millard It is now nearly five years since his TR aiy firat vialt has been made to the hos-| 7+ E. Coolcdge and ‘wnla, of Ogden, are pital in question, then known as|®tthe Paxton, Mr, Cooledge is » gentle Meroy hospital Since that time great | man for many years connected with the changes have been made and great | Pullman service in this city and one of improvements inaugurated, so that it |the most gentlomanly and popular railway has kept pace with the remarkable |officials who ever did business in this gn_:l‘\;‘th of the city. Gl city. e most recent of these is the com- " A modious and well aeranged addition |, O+ W; Tomphier, of the M}:',“"‘ o known as the onst wing, which has [ 1°f¢ for Lnke county, Ohio, this mornivg, groatly increascd the capaolty of the|UPon telsgram snnouncing the serious hoepital and the opportunity of the illneas of his wife. alaters to carry on the good work to| H. W, Curtis, O. A, Pierce, F, Cham. which thelr l'ves are devoted. berlain and Josh Kelly, of Ashland, are at ll‘(otlwllh-nlndlug dl" thlul:hn l;nspl- the Metropolitan, tal is instautly crowded with patients, : and the sisters in chargo are kept busy Uhf' Di; 1;;""“' “Em"‘“‘de“ :! h;!;r in the per(om’:‘lnce of the duty de- l:d"“ U U] QUL DR D volving upon them, % Since the bullding of the new ad-| C.B.Kounatzy and F. F. Straley, of dition, the whole establichment 18| Denver, were at the Paxton yesterday, heated by steam, and every conven:| npy, K, M, Wallis and ohildren, of At- ience is supplied to ald In carlng for o f tHb il detundtes’ who ase sbnthere; lantic, Ia,,are at the Metropolitan, The new wards are bright and clean, | John Kolks and wife, of Champaign, A number of private rooms are well | IlL, is at the Metropolitan, farnished and cared for, and the whole | Hon, Church Howe, of Nemaha county, In!lt‘llut(or 18 in fi;lh:lul shape, les | ™ in the oity last night. he miniature drug store supplies ok oily AHe wats o,g“mpmm“, bat| C: . LaFollette, of Latayette, Tnd., is all applicants in r‘nr cironmstances | ® Euest at the Paxton. may have prescriptions filled upon| Hon, W, H. Hellinger, of Fremont, was payment of ten cents each. Dumb |in the city yesterday, walters convey the food for the sick| , Quay snd wife, of New York, are at from the commodious kitohen in the |, "\ 0 h. 0T Q basement to the top story. Bath Lol rooms are equipped for the use of all,| J. T. Wantland, of Lincoln, is at the and the tenderest and most devoted | Metropolitan, oare i lavished on all by the Francls:| F, F, Smith, of Plattsmouth, is at tho oan Slaters, under the directlon and | pegropolitan. “:"“._"' the superloress, Mother Al-| 'y 'y “po 0 of Alblon, in at the phons 2 h h The number of patlents is quite | Metropolitan. large, nearly all the wards belng full. | R. 8. Hale, of Montana. is at the Pax- In ’r.ha:la I;D htolbe lgun: 'l':l? 'tli“‘ thlal ton, maimed, the halt and the blind, in al stager, ftom tho threshhold of death to| J°hm Dwyer, of Beatrioe, is in town. convalescence. A number of the| Judge Wakeley lefi for the east yester- rooms are filled by private parties, [ day. nd one of the wards in the new wing | 7, W, Small, of Fairfield, is at the Pax- is kept up entirely by the Union Pa- | ¢op, °}‘¥;B ronders of Tre Brr will re.| J+ Wesley Tucker, of Blair, is in the member two accldents of recent date, | %ity: In one of theee, whick cccurred on| Judge Hawes returned from Lincoln B“m.ih' egnlng. a llt.;l:dfi;; ylnr old | yesterday. boy, Josle Hartmann, eg cut ofl’\;y an acoldont occuring near the |, AL 7, Briggy, of Oclarado, iv'at the Pax- elevators, On Monday evening a Bo- | *™ hemian 1ad had one leg cut off and the | H.M. Oliver, of Hastings, is at the other crushed terribly while trylag to | Millard, oatok a ride on a freight traln after hours, These two unfortunate boys|pational eapital. lay side by slde yesterday In one G Abs | wardalot the mew! buildlog, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Orr have returned Little Josle Hartman is a child of | from the east, delloate appearance aud as pretty and | Misses Frankie and Jessie Barton have intelligent ; ‘l’“ sn‘rIl lol? to bl‘en returned from Washington, arents. e lay on his cot, amusing ll:hnul( with a l{“le plotare book, as Pl(: ‘:‘ '.‘:fl"‘::fi ?h}:xn.(fill:: :‘ of Noeth quiet and herolo as s man could be b SN b under the clrcumstances. The child.| Mrs. 8. E. Blackiston and four chil- ish face was calm, and no complaint, | dren, of Butte, are at the Paxton, save an ocoasional groan as he was| Ludwig Riede, representing the Napa turned about, was heard, His lmb | & Sonora Wine Co., cf St. Louis, was in was' amputated by the surgeon on |y, ity yesterday. s‘;;;g "C?:.h:‘:. dlo‘l:g";‘:. 3;. ran| Mr J. 8. Myer, for the last two years ° o pivy Py over on Monday evening, was|sn active worker in the Omaha Y. M. C. more seriously hurt. The loss|A., has accepted the position of general of blood and shock consequent |secretary of the association in Elgio, Il upon the sccident were more| A, W, Avery, of Chicago, is in the city than fraill human natare could bear, | for the purpose of inspecting the progre pal piid) "m‘hh‘zwl::"b‘::h:: $88 | of the work on the deposlt_vault for the Taat. His father had been with him | 0% Nebraska National Bask, now in Il day but left an hour before | °0nre O] erectionat Andreen and Vaflen's ;il death. There was no hope | ®fe worke. for him and he dled "quigtly, having| George Dennis, of Neligh; S. 8, Lowe, baen unconaclous for some hours. He | of Fremont; G. A. Laing and wife, of waa 15 years of age and had been an | North Platte; J. M. Bond and Geo. Hatch employe of the nall works. of Weeping Water, snd 8. J, Faria and .If“" in the STéRlog ‘t’h‘l:.‘fi“ 6 | Allen T. Rister, of Nebraska City, wero malns were removed to Coronel v 3 Jacob's establishment, the little fellow st of the Foxton ymterder, e who occupled the uext oot, turned , over and ssid, *'O, where is my mam- I U I I s ma. I want my mamma,” the sense of lonelinees for the first time coming over him. Among the patlents are several who have suffered injuries st the Florence cut-off, and it is sald that ar- ng the many who have come from that locality, not one has ever been Mon by the Police. A Long Ohase After a Runa- way. A Fall Kit Taken From Him and A Death-Bed Soene and the Hero- Strosg Evidence Against All. iam ofa Little Boy. For some time past this clty has been Infested with a gang of confi- denee operators who have been sharp enough to get in thelr work and gen. erally elude the police officers, 8o successfully did they ply thelr game that the story of thelr operations be- came a sterotyped one and the list of victims was swelled from day to day until it became enormous, Yesterday & haul was made whioh struck home and five men were 1 in jall, who are undoubtedly ot the bottom of the whole business, one of the number having & complete outfit for swindling purposes. The arrests were made by Officers Walker, 8igwart and Boyle and the names of the prisoners were registered as: Rob- ert McCarthy, D. H. White, James Ile, O. H. Childs and J. Adams, alias Reynolds. The gang s of seml-re- spectable appearance and the men mostly young. They were lodged in joll and held to awalt a preliminary hearing before Judge Beneko, Quite nsational ecene accompa- nied the arrest of J. Adams, or Rey- nolds, who was taken In town about 10:30 a. m, by cflicer Walker, Asthe two reached the southwest corner of Fifteenth and Farnam, on their way to the jall, Reynolds suddenly gave the officer the slip and ran at the top of his speed toward the old Withnell house, with Walker in foll pursuit and orying *‘Stop thief.” Reynolds was gaining on him when he reached Har- ney street, and Walker drew his re- volver, but at that moment a young lady, who was walking along the side- walk, got between them and prevented hls firing, The prisoner's break, of course, attracted general attention and a large crowd quickly assembled near the old telegraph office, and many followed the men who were running. Among others was Jack Galligan, ‘‘Old Iron- sides,” of the Western detective agency. Jack is long winded and racticed in ranning from long service Yn the fire department. The pursued and his pursuers disappeared down in the ravine of Fifteenth and Jackson, and the fugitive ran as far as Thir- teenth and Jackeon, where he was brought up against the sewer and tried to throw some papers and other artioles in, but was prevented and his whole kit captured with himself. He was at onoe taken to the city jall and lodged with the rest. The property taken from him at the jall comprised a complete outfit i\ ¢ the confidence business. He hac a canvas covered blank book, new a1 d olean, with the word *‘Transfer” . large lotters on each side, In this wu. aquantity of express and railroad e:.- velopes and blank checks on th. Omaha Bavings bank. A Morooc pocketbook was taken filled with &:. sorts of papers, note books, an ol revenue stamp, eto. Asllver badg bearing the words ‘‘collecting agent was captured with other things, an'l this was E:ovlrled with two smal, sharp hooks instead of a pin,so thi.: {1t oopld be put on or taken off of + coat In the shortest possible space « time. A palr of ‘‘London Smok." goggles, and a number ofsmall artic) s completed thejoutfit,the nature of which 1s a dead give away on the party from whom 1t was taken, A blank book of the Omaha savings bank showed that Reyno! s at one time had $40 on deposit 1a that institution but had drawn it » | out, He had not a cent of money . a his person. As stated it appears to be ad ad sure case on the man Reynoldsa d the otbers will probably share hisf. o, The law governingthis class of ori .3 is only a olty ordinance and the « «- trome penalty is twenty dollars £ 3 and y daya imprisonment. Ii » believed, however, tuat this is t:e same gang which swindled the B . trice man recently out of $50 and if 19 can be brought to Omaha to tes!.:y and can identify the parties, they c \n be sent over the road for obtaln: 3 money under false pretenses. Reynolds’ presence in Omaha 1 » been known to the police for three ¢ four weeks, and his capture is t., most important yet made in thisli » and he should be prosccuted to 1.0 extent of the law., Just what tio proof will be against the rest of l.is smrr remains to be seen, bat the t¢ - erfoot who journeys westward vil be comparatively safe for a few da_ “ . w| George Thompeon and wife to B, MATEES B.WAN B WORMASTRUL:, Mosley, w. d., lot 2, Lowe's sub div, Infallible,” tasteless, harml.. ', and add., 83,000 ocathartio; for foverishness, restles.. W. Bl‘l’dlfll‘l to.’l‘. A, Oreigh, . d. Dess, worms, constipation, 20e. lot 4, block 11, Reed's 1st add., Army Orders. #1725, d for by the contractors, They are First Lloutenant Walter 8. Soh. - § 8. Caldwell and wife to E. Kohle, {:lld npon, golng to work that they . d., lot 8, block 3, Lake's add., $400. ler, Gth Cavalry, ia hereby detatled s » 0. N, Ramasey an ' must run their own riska. . N, y and wife to G. W, judge advocate of tho general oou i« |Smith, w. d, 92 foot of lot 3, blook | , AWORE the patients a noticcable martlal, convened at Ft. McKion y, [ 118, $4,000. :,.::h '&fi'.,mhlflnfl?:uéflm Wyo., by paragraph 4, Speclal Orc s W. Doll and wife to J, H, Green, q. leaded persons from the white lead No. 16, ourrent mserles from th .e “3’_’ 'l’hs‘e"‘.b lo::d“""flgl‘?goj H works and smelting works. s much headquarters, vice Firsc Lieuten:at|Groen, q. 0. d., lots 20, block 446-18, }:‘:: :hn':: ?;:“:2 l‘l’l:;.ed;r:::: :h‘: Willlam E, Hofman, 9.h Infantry, . 10 | bloock ' 468-9, block 470-14, block threshold of eternity, and who may is hereby relleved; this order to © | 479-4, blook 466-5, block 428-8, block ass the boundaries 'before the ink ;fl‘oo!'u'pon c%umval ) Fi. Mok 1-1463-12, block 420-13, block' 476, | Ny Driate this is dry ey of troop O, avalry. $100, Others, with tegnn;» it sald, re- o LA Lo t:{tng:v 2| 8. E. Rogers and wife toR. Brown, | o i0'of'heir fate and iustesd of belg | ASEninttn ———— PERSONAL. K. 8. Newoomb, Lincoln; J. Alfayer RICE PUDDING The Surprise Party at the Opora House, The fact that Rice’s Surprise Party would play in the opera house last evening was made known to the pub lic for the firat time by the press of yesterday morning, and, although the company had been previously billed for an earller date, the notification of the appearance of last evening must be looked upon as unusually short. Denplto this fact, the audience at the entertainment was one of the largest and most represontative of the season. It seomed to have gathered in ‘wuch the eame way, inexplicable as it is, that mobs do, with the advantage iu its favor that It gathered for amuse- ment and not for destruction, M. Rice's company is not a surprise party. It s, therefore, not appro- priately named. It is not a surprise perty for the roaeon, it is just such aa moat people locked for, is, it is good, better and best in its Individual conatitution, and on the whole ex- cellent, such as nearly all Rlce's ven- tures have been. The company appesred in what somebody, presumably George Fawcet Rowe, calls an Operatlc Comedy Melange, entitled ‘‘Pop.” Just why Mr. Rowe rowed or popped that name upon it nobody cares. Nobody trles to find out, and nobody could 1t he would, The plot and there is a suspicion that there s something to which that name may be applled, unfolds without much effort at unravelling on the part of either actor or auditor, and, at times is rudely cast aside to enable the ladles and gentlemen to slng and dance to their heart's content. The company contains among others the comedians John A. Mackay, George Fortescue, and the comedien- nes Kato Oastleton and Irene Perry and several others of both gender: Of course Mackay and Fortesque are both excellent. And indeed, so are all the rest. There is not an indif- forent actor in the number. The volces are, In the main, good, and those of the ladles, for the most part, are llke their faces fresh and pretty. Miss Castleton was heralded as the bright particular star. But others, even among the ladies, came in for as much appreciation and to their credit be it sald without dolng anything which oaused them subse- quently to sffect the regret oocasioned by modesty when it accidently dis- oloses too much of the lace which adorns the extremities of nether gar- ments., The audience enjoyed the perform- anoe intensely] Hxoited Thousands. All over the land are going into ecstasy over Dr, King’s New Discovery for Con- sumption, unlooked for recovery by the timely use of this great life Saving remedy, causes them to go nearly wild in its pratse, Tt Is guarauteed o positively cure Severe , Colds, Asthms, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Loss of Voice, or_any affection of the Throat and Lungs. Trial bottles fzee at O. F'. Good. man's Drug Store, Larve size 81,00, Diphtheria polsons the blood. Con- valesoonts should take Hoods Sarsa- parilla to neutralize and eradicate the polson matter. i AL A ‘Our ochild had fits,. The doctor sald death was ocertaln. Samaritan Nervine cured her.” Henry Kuee, Verllla, Tenn. At drogglets, Beal mu—u.'rnncun. The following deeds were filed for rocord In the county olerk’s office April 24, reportel for Tue Bex by Ames' real estate agenoy: 5 w. d., part lot 1, block 121, §8 500 for the ploasant surroundings | . Tty Increase the A pbetite,and canse v W ls . 32 foel on the sisters a great deal of trouble and are fifl.‘.",}‘..,'.’.ii.,%',.",.':fifi:t?'{f‘:‘, 5y rough and rebellious. s II.I nreay A o i e Ctousmguaamh s 484 gm0y I!l'fl"S HAIRDYE. BLa Leave of absence for one (1) mc-th is granted Asslstant Sargeon Nor on Strong, U, 8. A., to take effect u, n —_————————— the departure of the troops from F rt | SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLONGE Oameron, Utah Territory. Made from the wild flowers of the Recrult Paul Koerting enlisted st | yax ramen YOSEMITE VALLEY Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo., Is asaignod | it is the most fragrant of perfume, to the Niuth Infantry. Manufactured by H. B. Slaven, Ssn Acting Asslstant Surgeon J, H. | Francisco, Forsale in Omaha by W, Lott is relleved from temporsry duty | ¥+ Whitehouse ard Kennard Bros. at Fort Fred Bteele, Wyo,, and will L Blask Onyx Seast Pla. near report in person to the medloal dirco- |y BI R, R. depos. Finder will be tor of the department for assignment | rewarded on returniog same to Mre, to temporary duty in this olty, Wm, Stephens, 1109 Howard street, Acting Assistant Burgeon ¥, X 243 Murray will be relieved from duty and from e, line of wj lot 3, block 118, $300, auces and treat one and all with coa- OR WHISKERS changs to & GLossy sideration and kindness and none but those who visit the place can imagine ugls ihe cost at which they are laylog up | OFFICE, 85 MURRAY ST., N. Y. transures in that safe depository where | (D TUTTS MAXCAL e Yatushic nformation and moth and rust do not corrupt mor| ot thieves break in and steal. P — mwon e~ | SPECIAL NOTIGES, Dr, O, H, Philpott, w o o f O o e oty | EELS 2, STV v leaves on Saturday uext for Danville, Va., where he will go lnto partnership be weakl Why not hm““w.'hulh‘ Dr. Philpott has been demonstre- cx BY8 singlo application of this Dye. 14 impartsanatural color, Acts Instantaneous. Iy Sold rugEists, OF selt by €xpresson recel pt of TO LOAN—MONEY ONEY LOANED —On chattel mortgage room 7 Unlon lfl.mlfll—lhl-ml: D. C. Brooks has returned from the for Infants and Children. Castoriapromotes Digestion | What gives our Children cheeks, ‘__._Ln_r__g__.— What cures their fevers, makes them sleep : and overcomes atul en.cy, omupa- 'Tis_COastorla. tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrheea, and | wyen abies fret and cry by turns, Feverishness. It insures health and | What cures their colic, kills their worms, natural sleep, without morphine. But Castoria. ey What quickly cures Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion, * Castorin is 80 well adapted to Children that B ; i ut Castoria, recommend it as superior to any prescription fiow to s, S, A, ARCHER, M. D, Farewell then to Morphine ngpfl. Paregoric, an 8 Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N. Castor Oil and Paregoric Stall Castoriat CENTAUR LINIMENT—-an absolute cure for Rheumas tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c. The most Powerful and Pene« trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. 1\‘ ONEY TO LOAN—Call at Law office of D, L. Fnk BALE—Handsome residence, brick house, Thomas roow 8 Creighton block. soven roows, fruit and sna fe trees, 2 blocks from street cars, north Omahs, §1,300. 1\ ONEY—Loaned on chattel prorerty by J. Fine cottag six rocms, eouth front, cow bara, ] Mt ) 1o 1h Omaha, 32,700 LT e i o (HADSIE SN gt n Cottage Park Wilde Avenus, six rosms, shads trees, 7,200, N ONEYTO LOAN—AV 8 por cont. Shriver's | 11227 AN Ke IRstute and Loan Agency, o_)m-ne st office o7-tt SHRIVER & BELL, OR SALE—Low figures. Sub tanti | frame build ng standing in 11th «treat, Tuquire ab preaisos or Charles Brand 506 10th strect. HELP WANTED. A good l-utcher to bus § inwrest ot & eat Market, i+ town of Way Neb. LENI'Y of good brick. 88,50 per TI at t of Wayne county. Good charce fcr KILN. ~Chimney bricks$7.00 per thousied, ith swall capit.l. Adde.ss Lock 47, Clstern brick §5.00, 10 clcso business. 1 OREN ANTTU—A first-clafa gardncr to go to the coun ry. A gosd place, with good waxes for 8 good mun. Eor particuiars app y to Stee', ol ¢ Co., Nos, 1219, 122 1923 H v P P, ea-y terms, R R s e s A et E CAOLLS & MOT [ER. ANTED—May Ist, o 6rs —class co » OR SALF—Res'aurant end_cigar store, stosk W R ter. san and wits proferred. Ad and Oxtures, coutters, 5. Bost W. 1 BOULWARE, stand on 10th tt-cet. Addicss W 183 ma 1 Maryaville Mo, 124-25§ _‘ A* TED—Button hole mak:rs and operator | INOR SALE CHEAP—New ntain, In- at 1122 Faroam 191205 8 | ¥ quice 217 1 orth 17th stree. 11G-25¢ N Experi-vecd girl wanted in s family of ‘wo | [OR SALE—Rrick, good hard burned brick N. B corn: £ 19th and Dodgo strects ~ Swede | L' delivered in a | pirts of town coeap. Ardiess or erman preferred, 10026 | 8. K. JOuNSON & CO. en t sido of Sherwan avenue or 211§ 15th St. 9762w ANTED —Young Jady to do fancy work and clerk ia etore, Fazaarei’e, 118 South 15th R SALE—A fiset-:laes second hand top bug- street. 196-254 319 Harne; ot, 897-t1 U SALE-H useand It 6 roums, goou cls- out-buildings, etc.. large lot, near town 200.. REYNOLDS & MOTTER. 177-1mo ANTED—Girl In fawily of two, 1221 north 10th street. 167-/61 ANTS MAKERS WANTED— 179-26+ At J. . VAPORS, ANTED—Gir] for gere cook required 1512 Handsome residence fruit a2d shade *i housework, good i 1492 § | north Omaba, #2,600. g e Cottege Park Wiide Avenue, six rooms, shade ANTED—An educrted lady (hat a3 no ob- | tre s, $2,200, jection to traveling, can tecure a profitab.e 182-27 SHRIVER & BELL. situatio perisl »ollcuor,‘l‘n‘r an us-lturln plll; lishis e, Ref-rence wi »required, Ad- PP 124 Councl: Blofts fawa. OR SALE--Cottage and corner lot in fine Ioca- 1488y { tion $2650. Bargain must be sold_before -— | May1t. McCAGUE oppsieP 0, 84t VWAVIED-Tocmen of enod sdiress aled | oo man to work in Councll Bluffs, st ady em- OR SALF—Lot on 26°h street nasr Farnam, ploymert. Cal4218» th 108z 15126 cnls 8.00, McCAGUE opposite P. O. 823-t1 ANTED—Good German, or Bohemian girl f r general housework at513 8. 10th Si. 160-t1 QOR SALE—House and lot on Douglis only 800.. McCAGUE opposite P. O, 826.t¢ ANTED—1w ) gcod pai~ter , Immiedately, W REOC REAKMON BRO 1oy 0" BENT Ten houses fn good tecatins. 162:25¢ Cor. 15th and Burt stre.ts. M CAGUE opposite P. O 825-t1 NTED—. Dakor, < or. a0th street, | TTOR SALE— ot 44x32 feot and_grocery store A i ood baker, Cor. dnL_siesty i liviog_room: above 15th street near casith 1% | Hgeall's $1400. McCAGUE opj osite 21.0 SITUATIONS; WANTRD, - | rOR SALE-_Cottage ant carner lottn North ANTED—By a young wowan, to take care Bargain, McCAGUE opposite ofn bavy, Weul take full charge from a [ month old. wood re ommerdation given. Ad- dresa to this office * M. 187-25¢ TOE FORSAT I young and growi g townin Eas- | tern Nebraska, ~Address G H. Bee Office, MIBOELLANETUS WANTS 623-1mo [0 SALE OR RENT—Voso Plano. ANTED—A set of books to keep or other b writing to do eveni:gs, Address “‘Book- 1‘ bt OiTICANAY, Keoper,” Bee cffios, 166 200 R SALE CHEAP—Cholce unimproved bus- incas lols on Farnam. Hamey, Doukirs, and Dodgostreets. DAVIS & SNYDER, Real Est to Agents, 110-e0d-of 1605 Faroam St ANTED—Well furoished rcom within elght | blocss ot g, P. General Offices, Address of 165 00 cords of dry wrod for yard, and two gocd work horses. ‘A G. FOB SALE—Pockets maps of Nebraska 200 H.” 608 nerth 13th street. 169-26§ each. For bargains in Umaha City improved —————————————————— | and unimproved property, call on Wm. F, 8hri- ANTED—500 privy vaults, sinks, and cess- | ver, keal Estate Agent, opposite postoffice. pools to clean with sanitary cleancr Sat- | 769-tf istaction guarantecd. J, M, SMITH, 771-1mop Lock Box 422, Omata. Foa SALE—A Ore clags second hand phaeton ANTED—Everybody sufferine with tooth | - _Cn. ¢ 1810 Harney Bt L] wnd headache, to call at 1421 Fars street a0d be cured treeof charge by Horne's (Eectric MISOELLANEUS I 1m rl\m-: agent for the Mag:c Scale is now located ey e e P T YR at 1615 Howard Street, snd is prepared to FOR BENT—HOUSES AND LOTS. teioh the pertat sfetem of dr.ss cuttiog, B RENT—Th furnisned rco 64214 ey Without board, at 1818Jackon street. |\~ 50D PASTUBAGE-Woell watored for horses & Agdfilfigt, about 7 miles from town, Ad- O, RENT—Room auitable for & g ntleman, 1900 i Orsasy Caiba Poeiofion 171.6my7 146-28§ 1619 Farnam street. 00DS LEFT OVER +HRES » ONTHS will be rold to pay expe it not ca'led for i OR RENT—7wo_fooms farnished for Jight | thires days. © o "' ""Af"m’i'm",' " housekeoping, at 8. W. cor. 8ta and Howard | 172 25t Dyer, N_W. cor, 16th and g0 Sts. treets. 18026t | STRAYED—8ince Wrdnesday, April 16th from \OR RENT—Nicely farnl hed rooms, 106 north | I the vren iv s of the undersigned, on Pacifio ORBENTS 180.55™ | ot cot, batween I4.h and 16th, one medium sized red v wih whide e, "Soon to'be wih el OR RENT—Houre 6 rooms, cellar, well, cis. | S0-ut 4 yars old, Buward will be paid for|in-2 h i " form tion or return n,,':: . Allin good repair. 1221 nor'h 19th 167 25§ MARY BASHUS, OR RE N OTICE—Is hereby given o my customers ENT— House and 4 acres of land 131 Hrom Omana, Toquire ¥, MILGLE H o and friends that [ have moved away from o 1435 | My old stand on Ded o atrect, botween 15'h and 16 b, to 110 +nd 112 North 12'n strcet, betweon OR RENT—Two nice large dwellings, No. 1 | Douglasand Do ge, + nd hope they will patron- 08 REY ey 8 e MOT B | 125 e just the ranie ay b fore, and T wil give L dooak them eatisfaction, You's tiuly, | ier2st CHAS. KOHLMEYER, TICELY FURNISHED BOOM —For rent at |y~ 14 3 owarditrect. MBS, MeAUSLIN. K 1.8t REsH—Milch cows for 8 le, 25th and Cali‘or; nia, 128-25* RS. HANSEN, Midwite, has removed from 9th aud Jackson to I6th and Marcy Sts, 650-1mj O« KFNT—5 hous's irom &1 to #20 nonth, ite P, 0. 1 486 it say window. v wna v o, 178| EDWARDKURHL D. dge stroet 15278 | MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND OOND' /[0 LET—0ne or two rooms with board, 1505 [ aas fims, i i oht Serveen Tirssm Californi s sireet. ___ 1205 | gpirits, obtain for anylone & glance of the past Toom with board for | and present, and an cartain conditions in the fu. rms woderate. References requir. | ture. Boots and Shose made to order. Perfect house west of 20th cn south side of | sstiataction _cuarante 4, t. 133-26¢ JLURNISHED roms and boad. Moders con- venlences, 1510 Dodge street. 1000 1m} FUKNISHED ROOMS-—Very des rable location Peck, real estate, opp. P. U. 790111 OR RENT—H Bell's, Rent vul OR roished rooms with board b e bearders, nor h-west corner 19th aad Califoro'a. 988-L1 OR RENT— Fise uprght plaso, fne Kim. ball organ, 1519 Dodge street. Bo1-t A. HOSPE, Jr. FOR BALE. OR SALE—At & bargain, a well bullt two story house and a full lot on 8. W. cor of 20th and Grace. Inquire of J L Marble, 217N, 16th street. 18 OR SALE—T months old, full breed J heifer. Apply 511 South Howard 8t. 1 OR SALE—Phacton. H. PHILLIPS 1207 arcam St 168.Im R SALE—A good family horss and buggy, cheep; Apply ab No. 52 Pairviawlstroet. 188-11 TPOR SAL® CHEAP—A good confectionery and ics cream stand. Inquire at 104 south 1%th stroet. 194 274 R ORSALE-A matv casnco for + Joung ma r:;\l:m»lutely Pure. with swall capital, Bakery and Lunch room ud housebold I Dever variea. A marval of purity doing agcodoash. w. 0 ly bakery in bown. . bosinew. O Will s um‘flw Addras and More eco 'H KBS orploary kin cannot cal 173904 Ashlasd, Neb, W mmMuhr‘”&'}‘ Slum or phosphate powder _ Sold or gt N EEvRoLes WOt fnd. yRaves Boxixe’ Fovran Uo., Wall kg '. — Al & _