Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 4, 1883, Page 8

e —— THE DAILY BE FRIDAY MAY The Dally Bee MEYST“IGK s MAn"Ess l Ly :}{)I(l)l". Agazonl, parcel In 34, 15, OMAHA. Friday Morning, May 4. LOOAL BRHVITIES, ~Attend the beneflt concert at Saratoga to-night. ~Ia the solice court to-day there was one drunk only and he got three days in isil, ~—The advertising car No. 1, of Robin. won's cirous, was anchored on the siding south of the U. P, depot yesterday. —Anybody wishing to adopt a bright, fine looking boy, age five months, commu- micate with F. P, ths office, —Mr, and Mrs, H, D, Estabrook and Mrs. Squires assist at the benefit concert at Saratogs. —Unole John Stanton claims that since the departure of the Nebraska giant the bill of fare at the free lunches has greatly improved, —(Gaorge Popp, a cooper by trade, died Wednesday, May 2d, of pneumonts, aged 28 yoars, His folke in Milwaukee have been telegraphed. —A meeting was held at the Baptist church last evening nnder the auspices of the Woman's Christian tem perance Union to continue the work commenced by Mr. Hogan, All Christian people interested are expected to be present. —A large ditch on the west side of Fraoklin street, in north Omahs, which had been filled up with brush and other stuff, was badly washed out by the recent rain and the bridge as well as the brush carried away. —Alex, Swan, the well known cattle Ho Appl'es the TOI‘uh to His l]wn Dwelling And Defends it From Reecue With a 8hotgun, Heia Arrested for Insanity and Lodged in Jail One of the Oraslest Freaks Ever Perpotrated in the Oity. Darlng the storm Wednesday night, between 12 and 1 o'clock, there was an enormous glare of red In the south, and an alarm was turned In from box 26 After a lorg run the search for the barning bullding was abandoned, it belng belleved that the fire was In some of the small towns south of us, As the facts developed yesterday it proved that the fire was about a half a mile routh cof Boyd's packing house, and was outside the clty limits entirely. Also that it was the reeult of a crazy man’s freaks and bulldit ¢ and prevented the nelghbors from ¢ ing svythlog to save It by standiuy gnard over the burning plte with a snot-gan. Tae uame cf this man s Frank Meystrick, and about five years ago he was an lnwate of the Ohlo asylum for the insane. After his dls- charga he ocame to Nebracka with his family and did qul'e well here He was a carpenter by trade, man of Wyoming, is shippine from Mis- | 44 naying secured a tite sonth of the souri and Towa between 10,000 and 15,000 | ofty limits he went to work and built head of yearlings and two.year.olds to|himself & splendid house, two storles worthern Nebraska, over the Sioux City | high, ¢f lumber fi-hed out of the and Pacifio railway. river darlvg the bigflood. THe house —The annual state convention of the |18 fine in appearance and its value was ‘woman's suffrage association will meet at Grand Island May 9 and 10, Miss Hind- man, Mrs, Haggart and Mra, Gougar will attend the convention and will address the estimated av $2,000. For the last few weeks Meystrick has been scaring the nelghbors by oconinually firing off his shotganu, and has committed various acts which in- people at Liederkranz ball in the evening. | 4jsated that his malady had returned All delegates will be entertained by the | gith greater violence than ever. citizens and it is hoped every county will e represented. Last night about the time the storm commenced he tock an ax and trled —Barney MoAuley appears at the opera | to chop the house down, but as that house, Frid and Saturday, Daniel » | he ‘“Jersey Man.” —Tickets oort at Sar: toga . Puerpural Fever Again . OmanA, May 2, 1883, To the Editor of the Bax. Since the subject of Paerpural fever | contents, has been broached an additional word The occurence of #0 many succesaive cases in the prac- may not be amiss, in “Uncle | SpPeared to be too big a job he gave it up and turpiog his wife and four children out of doors set fire to the - Hospe's to the benefit ocon- | houge, and stood guard over the place preventing his neighbors from inter- foring to save the property. It burned with great fiercenees for over three hours, and was totally destroyed, togatherwith farniture and Taere was no Insurance on the plsce whatevor, and its loss will fall quite heavily on the family, who husband and father. The wife, who, tloo of regular physlolans is something | with her children, had taken refuge astonishing as well as alarming, and as | 8t her brother’s house, came into town a means of prevention of fature cases I might suggest the following questions to be put to phyeiclans before entruat. ing them with cases of chila birth: First—Are you now treatlng any casos of scarlet J‘ ver, erysepilas or hos- pital qangrene? Second—Have you recently at-|andhe will be brought before the |keg® tended a post mortem examination ! Third—have you had during the t two months any case of puer- If the physiclan 1s in a position to give a negative reply, well and good; if not, and other medical ald is not at hand, it might be asked as employed pural fever? whether the physician the necessary means for thorough dis- {nfeotion of his person, by discarding {nfected clothing and bathing n bro- mine water or other antseptic solution after his attendance In such cases. The above might not be a very agreeable proceeding, but It might do good. Over ten years ago - as the writer servicos of Offizer Pat Hinchey, who went to the ecene of the coufligration and arreated Meyatrick, who waa still on the spot, brivging him to town and lodging him 1n the county jail, A chargo of insanity has been pre- ferred against the unfortunate man, commiseioners of insanity. e ———— THAT LIBEL SUIT. Thousand Dollare Damages. North Platte, against the Bee Pab- dollars damages for alleged libal, The plaintiff alleges in his petition that he has always borne a good char- acter in the community in which he oan {estify from personal knowledge— | resides, and has never been suepacted students were Instracted In medical | of being an ombczzler or of atealing colleges to put to themselves these | money and abiconding therewith, or queatlons before golng to a case of | of d¢fcauding any person or society; midwifery, and the developments of but on the contrery has always been the past ten years will confirm the reported to be an honest man, wisdom of such teaching. There may be some excuse for non- observanca of the above rules In a|inafter menttoned, country place where every case 1s, 80| Dy;ypy i to sveak, an emergency, but Inaclty [of the of 50,000 inhabltants, where choice He farther alleges that at the time of the publication of the article here- fn the OmaHA Bee, he was secretary North Platte Balld- ing Assoclation, and was ot doctors may ba] had, there s little | the custoalan of the funds of maid Or no excuse. Oases of puerpural fever are most soclety and Intrusted with large of money, for all of which he honestly apt to follow where there has been |ang faithfully accounted, and never some laceration or other lnjury to the | gmbezzled or attempted to defraud mother by hasty delivery or othewise, which will partly explsin the fact that, sald assoclation, The plaintiff alleges that the de- outslde of lying in hospltals, cases are | fondant well knowing all g all this and ma- most of cen developed 1n the practice | Jjciously lntending to injare him, the of the unskillfal, F.8. L Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the world, Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains,'Corus, Tetter, Chavped Hands, and all skin erup: tions, guaranteed to cure in every instance, or money refundod. 2 gents per box, For eale by C. F. Goodman, POLIUE PICKINGS. The Monthly Keport of Arrests for April. It Rheum, Fever sald plalntiff, and bring him into pub- lle scandal and dlegrace and to fvjare and defame him among his friends ud neighbors and to render him In. famous in his sald cflice and wholly ruln and destroy the plaintiff in his name, fame and credlt, did on the 27th day of April, 1883, publish lo Tur Bee the followlng ‘‘false, ecan- dalous, malicious and defawatory libel.” Then follows the speolal dls- patch published In Tue Bee at the time named. The plaintiff alleges that by reason of this publication he has been brought into pablis scandal and disgrace and The followlng i1 the summary of | has been damaged in his reputation police arreats for the month of Aprll, as reported by Jerome C. Pentzel, clerk of the police court: Assault and battery.... Disturbance of the peace Larceny . . Threnenlm( life A Carrying concealed weapons Contributing to the support of prostitation Prostitution., Riot..... Swindling Intoxication Burglary Obstructing Gaming tabbin Vagrants and susp Trespass...... ® honse Wide Awake Druggiste. Mr. C, the best of every article in his line. 1 May 2, 2, oodmsn s alwaysalive in Bis busiaess, and spares oo pains 0 8ecure | raaty, 14 of sw i bas secured the agercy of the celebrated Uum"U- Mere New Discovery for Consumption. The |to and character in the sum of §10,000, for which amount he prays the court to glve him judgment agalnst the de- fendant, The followlng deeds were filed for rocord In the county clerk's office .15 —_——— - —— 52 Neal Estate Transfers, 4 1 reportel for THE Bk by Ames’ real estate agency: Charles L, Van Camp to Andrew Murphy, w, —§300. A.J, Hanscom to J, A, Parsons, w. d., lot 20 and n } lot 19, block 18, Hanscom place— Terrence Boyle, . o d., 8 dnw}, sec 1, 16, 12—§2. N. bpelmlu and wife to E. J, Open- show, w. d., lot 6, blosk 1, Dwight & Lymln add . — $350, Terrence Boy q. o d., to T, Mo- ¢ 1, 16, 12, $2 00, nt and wife, w. d , 16, 12, v}ofew} secl, only certain cure known for Consumption, | §2. Coughs, Fever, Bronchitis, or an: Throat or Lungs. Sol guarantee, Trial bottles free, size $1.00. Colds, Hoarseness, Asthms, Hay efection of the on a positive Pegular Catherine(Lohliene and hosband, w, d, to Mary Need, parcel in 34, 15, Cnhcrlne Lohliene and husband, w, that he applied the torch to his own " A sult was yesterday begun in the Dlstrict Court by Anthony Reis, of | g1x trips durlug the season, lishing Company for ten thousand |marck is glven at 1 d., part lot 51, 34, 15, 13| S. 11th streot, Timothy Murimy and wife to (), P. Chubb, w, d., to John D. House, lots 1 and 2 of Koyes' division of lot 9, Capital add, £5,000, Msrglr-\t McCorrell ot al, w, d, to Geo. Plonbeck, 14 of sc) and nw} of sec 83-16-11, §2,000. Helrs of Geo, A McCoy, q. ¢, to flno Plombeok, e} of se} andnw} of s } of sec. 33-16-11, §1 Ulothler Darr and husband, w. d., to Newton E Barkalow, lot 14, West Omaba, §3 500 8, W. Higby, w. d , to D Salllvan, lot 2, block 59, $1,800, —_—— THE BLACK HILLS. Arrival of the First Steamer of the Season. From 8t. Louis to Bismarck and Fort Benton. The ateamer **B.ack Hills,” which left St. Louls a week ago Sanday morning, arrlved in Omaha at 8 &, m, yesterday aud tled upat the levee noar the foot of D_uglas street. The ‘‘Black Hills” was bullt in Plttsburg in 1877, and la a veesel of 0,70 tony barden, She has fifteen state rooms and thirty berths, with a capacity for carrylng 150 parsengers. Sae ls provided with two high prees- ure engines, 13.Inch cylinder and b feet 8 inches sircks, Her two bollers are 24 fee: long and 34 feet In diame- ter, The cabin is neatly and hand- somely fitted, and the whole ateamer bright and attractive, having under- gone a thurough c>urse of repairs dur- fog the winter. The officers are as follows. Joseph H. Todd, captaln. Mr. G‘xlllu, mate, G. Ticgo and Wm. Perkine, llots Mr. Wilson and Charles Gillam, englneers. obt, Hezen, carpenter. There are about eighteen men em- ployed on the deck. The cfficers report having found the river in firat rate condition, very few changes having taken place in the channel since last season when the boat went down, There were no accidents or Inter- raptlons during the trip which was made in excellent time, the dlstance from Omaha to St. Louls belng 800 mlles, The steamer i3 provided with the electrlc light, but does not run after night, tylog up always at some available spot on the river bank., The only stops 1nade were at Kansas City, St Joseph and Atchison, considerable freight also lcsy the presonce and ald of the | being teken on at the latter polat. W.dnisday the Black Hills lala over in “‘the Council Bluffs cus-off,” oppo- eite B yd's packing house, and came carly this morning and. secared the | 10 Omaba quito early. There worono freight or passe: gorn for this pofnt bat qnantity of freizht was recelved hore and a few patsengars, The load on arrival coneisted of about 3C0 tons of freight, inciuding slmost everythicg that could be thought of, agricultaral implements, empty household gocds and s> on, There were also eight cabln passengere, frur of whom were ladles Three of these camo from Atchison and the fourth from St Louis. All Aathony Rels Sues The Bee ¥or Ten | are golng through. Oa arriving at Biemarck the steam- er wlll at once ‘ake its place in the Powera line and will ply between that point and Biaton, makirg probably The distance from St. Louls to Bls- miles; Bla- marck to Benton 1,000 miles; Omaha to Sloux City 233 wiles. This is probably the only steamboat that will come up this season. AP IL MORTALITY. The Report of the City Physician for Last Month. The mortality report of the olty for the month of Aprll as furnished by Dr., P, 8. Lolsenring, tha city physi- clan, shows a total of 52 deaths and 58 birthe, the balance in trade being in favor of lifa. Of the deaths there were frcm scar- let fever 1, diptheria 1, fevera 3, puer- peral diseases 3, diarrt w1l diseasee 3, dysentery 1, inanitlon 2, cancer 1, pulnonary dlseases 10, heart disease 3, hydrocephalus 1, meringitis 2, con- vulsions G, enterltis 1, B isht's dlsease 1, cyanosls 1, conves:ion of the lungs 3, other causes G, paralysts 1, acel- dents 3 Ages: Total under b years 18; bo. tween b and under 25, 8; 25 to b), 18; 59 to 80, 7; over 70, 2 First ward 10 s-cond ward 16, third ward 2, fourth werd 5 fifth ward 4, slxth ward 6 hoep tale b, Male 27, funain 25, Colored 0 errled 17, uwumaried 29, widowed Intermnmr Holy Sepulcher 12, Prospect Hill 19; Cwssady’s 1, County 9, Pleasant Hill 2, German Oatholic 2, Laurel Hiil 3, Romoved 8. Birtha: White 58 colored 0; males 23, females 30 Oue palr of twivs, Died. OLSEN—An S, Joseph's hn-plul May 3rd, Jobn Olsen, aged 53 years, The deceased wasa member of Omaha lodge, No. 2, 1, 0, O, F, Funeral notice hereafter, BOY D —Migs Caroline Boyd, daughter of L uire Boyd, May 3d, aged 18 years. Funeral will take place from No, 520 neer Jackson, May 4th, at Friend all invited. [ — Thousands tay So. Mr, T. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan., writes: “'T never hesitate to' recommed your Elec: tric Bitters to my customers, ti give en. tire satiefaction and are rapid sellers,” Electric Bitters are the purest and best medicine known and will positively cure Kidney and Liver complaints, Furify the blood and regulate the bowels, No family can afford to be without them. They will save hundreds of dollars in doctor's bills every year. e The Reno Evenlng Gazette ls the cheapest paper and best advertising medium in Nevada, Ita Weekly is the home paper for the whole ap23 mdlmeod. wdt 3 o'clock p, m. THE WILD WEST. | The Effect of Sensational Litera- ture on Juvenile Minds, A Oouple of Bmall Boys Leave for a Trip to the Ooast. A groat deal has been said and writ- ten oorcerning the effects of the sen- satlonal literature with which the coantry ls flooded to-day on the minds of the rising generation, The first forolble {llustration In Omaha csme to light yesterday, and s enough to serve ns s warning to parents to baware what books boys are allowed to read, Wednesday morning Stephen Schmid, the young man who has sorved as an asslstant for some ‘me past to Fred Schroeder, the barbor, started on an extenslve tnur, that is, exstensive in {ts plans, Young Schmlid is about 15 yoara of aze, -nd 18 the son of honest and hard working paronts, who live on Twelfth near the ou!sklrts of the elty. Ho has worked for Schroeder for ten months aud was steady and reliable, as well as honest, When not at work he was always reading the cheap Ilt- erature furnished by the varlous dime series now ecattered broadoast, among the books he left belng “Billy the Black Diamend,” “The OChamplon Skaull Crusher of the Black Hills, “The Gypsy Dotec- tlve or the Myltery of the Hudson,” and simllar torrifically christened works. To show that these books had their effsot, he laid out a trip to Uall- fornia and proposed to the little 11year old son of Mr, Pater Goos that thoy build & boat and start down the Mis- rourl, makling the entire trip by water. Yuuug Goos, however, was no goslio, and had too much sense to fall in wit the scheme readily. Sshmid then lald his plans before the son of Mr. Ed. Wittig’s bartender and succeeded in inducing him to be- come his companion In a trlp which was to abound in startlingadventures. He actked on or two partles from time to tlme about the dis- tapc2s from Omaha to various points, and a memorandum left {n the drawer at the shop showed the follow- iag route to be mapped out: Fremont, Columbus, Grand Island, Denver Chey- enne, Laramle, Granger, Ogden, Elko, Auburn, Sacramonto, San Francisco. As they started on fcot, with only a kettle full of bread to nnbnll! on, the route latd out is long encugh to occupy thelr time for several months, Wken asked as to how they wotld sabsist, the leading spirlt of the adventure sald they wonld live on what he could earn as a barber along the road and when that falled would kill deer, elk axd antelope to eat, Schmid and his companion left ‘Weodneeday morning,the former opep- ing up tho shop and leaving thirgs In shape for the day’s bueincss, He left his tools and all his property in the shop and did not take as much ag a cent's worth that wae not his owa, Whon his ab- aenco was diecovered his mother was terribly grisved and wept violently until assured that her ambitious son and his companion would probably get no farther than Fremont bofore they would be dlecovered and sent back, as 1t is her wish that the boy, if iden- tified by ary cfficere, should be re- turned home at ozce, PERSONAL. Madame Mojusks, the great Polish actress, accompanied by her husband, Count Boznts and & company of 14 passed through the city yesterday enroute to San Francisco to play a four woek’s en- gogement. She will then return to Den- ver and play for one week, after which she will go to the Yellowstone national park, Geo. W. Aiken, Abe Ogden, Ohris. Kooney, Wm, Wambold, teo, Mack, Phil. Nilson, Richard Gorby and W, Keener, “‘part of the brigade in advance of John Robinson’s show,” are among the guests at the Metropolitan, John A. Wood, advance agent, is ejoying the hos- pitality of the ssme hostelry. ¥d. F, Chinn, of Lincoln; D, Badger, of Bell Creek; H, W, Niemen, of Schuyler and A, B Fuller, of Decatur, are at the Millard, E. M. Cunningham, of Kesrney. form- erly cf The Journal, is » guestof the Pax- ton, David Hineberland, of Wellsburg, West Virginis, is a yuest of the Motrepolitan, A. G. Malrath, a Chicago traveling man, is at the Metropolitan, Neil Johnson, of Lincoln, registered at the Metropolitan yesterday. ‘Wm. Boye, of Valpraiso, is enjoying tte hospitality of the Paxton, Dwight Hull and wife, ¢f Liccoln, are registercd at the Paxton, Senator Geo, Canfield went to Grand Tsland yesterday. J. B, Swith, of Milton, Pa,, is at the Metropolitan. O. A. Randall of Fremont, is at the Metropolitan, Hon, T. M. Marquett, of Lincoln, is at the Millard, J, P, Hartman Jr., of Kearney, is at the Paxton, H, G.Rockafellow, of, Cheyenne,is at the Miilard, B. M. Nillsey, of Blair, is a guest of the Paxton, G, 8. Manville, of Cheyeune, is at the Paxton, A, L, Stevens, of Salt Lake, ls in ihe clty. Henry Gibson left for California yester day A. H. Towlar, ot Denver, is at the Pax- ton, J. O, Wige, of Lincoln, is at the Paxton, Morris Palmer, of Schuyler, isin town. W. C. Trvine of Cheyenne, is in the cily. H, C. Stuart, of Lincoln, is in the city. E. F. Hallack, of Denver, Is in town, Mr. Isasc S, Miller, of Berliv, Pa, I8 in the city looking about with a view to locating. At home he was extensively en- goged in the lumber business, He has visited Tllinols and Dakota, but did not find a locality in either state that suited him and so came on to Omahs, where his olass-mate, Mike Maul, expects to thow bim the liveliest city in the trans-Missourl country Mr, William Dellone, of York, Pa,, a: rived in the city Wednesday on a visit to his brother, Councilman Dellone, e is an old friend and sshoolmate of Mr, John Jacoba and the two had a pleasant time to-day renewing old acquaintance, Mr. Dellone will probably go out as far as Montana and will speni abou: three months looking over the west, as he may decide to lozate out here in the near future, R. King, of Nebraska is In town, Ben Reynolde, of Wymore, is in the eity. E. M, Cunningham, of Kearney, is in town, E. D, Cottrell, of Nebraska City, In at the Paxton, H. R, Faulkner, of Plum Creek, is at the Millard. H. B, Vance and wife, of Schuyler, were in the city yestesday, Seth Cole left for New York Wednesdsy to visit relatives and friends. WCol. Smythe and family left Wednesday for a trip to the east, (Geo. H, Brooks, of Bazille Mills, iu in the city, & guost of the Millard, Dr, W, F. Carver arrived from the owt yosterday to join the show, the “Wild West.” Major J. W. Paddock, post-trader at Ft. Robinson, left to-day for his head- quarters, Maj. Louls V. Carpenter, of the Fiith infantry,left ycsterday to take command at ¥t. Robinson. Conductor Billy Mills, cf the Laramie division of the Union Pacific, went west Wednesday. Jobn Pearson and C. E Pearson, of Liverpool, Eng., were among the foreign guests of the Paxton yesterday, Charles Crocker, the president of the Central Pacifio rosd, accompanied by his secretary, went east Wednesday in a spe. cial car, Mr. Jobn Kilkenny, who has spent sev eral weeks at the Hot Springs, returned yesterday via the Wabash, greatly improved in health and appesrance. His friends are all glad to see his genial countenance or ce more, Mr. and Mrs, Churchill Parkerreturned home on Tuesday morning from Schenee- tady, New York, where Mrs, Parker has been spending some time with her invalid sister, for Infants and chlldren. 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T 3 LOAN—MOREY ONLY t () LOAN—At Lowet Rates o' In- mi' Low Agency, 15th & Douglas N x LoaukD con shstatmor A I 7Un on Block, comer 16th and Farnam 8 » ) T g 1\ ONEY TO LOAN—Call at Law office of D. L. V1 Thomas roow § Creighton vlock. ;\“ ONEY—TLoased on chattol projerty by J I Beatty, No 218 Scuth 14th street 226-1mot ONEY TO LOAN—At 8 per cent. Shrivers Roilkatato and Loan Agency, opposite Post office. HELP WANT \ ANTED— Kichen girl a2 1404 Capi of ave nue K] WANTPD “A good Swelo girl fir goneral house work, waies 8.0 per month. Ay %o No 23, Fort Oma) Mayd 2t ANTED—Two flzst class white barbers ab ths Com rercial Hotel, Lincoln, Neb May4-28 ANTED - A emali girl 14 o 15 years of age a:”maha Yakery 516 10th St. 30761 - FLIES AND BUGS, Flles, roaches, ants, bed bugs, rats, mice, ' gophere, chipmunck, clearca out by ‘“Rough on Rats."” 16c. —————— An Electrical 8treetv Car, Scientific Amerl.an, The electrical power storage com- pany, London, has recently built a street passenger car worked by elec tricity. This car was constracted ‘at the company’s works at Miilwall, and is of the usual cimeneione for carry- Ing forty-eix inside and cuteide pas- sengere. It weighe with its accumu latcr and machivery, but withont any passengers, 43 tous. Under the inside seats of this tramcar ia placed the accumulator, corresponding to a bat- tery. This accumulator, when fuclly charged, is capable of working the tramear with jts maximum load for seven hours, which means balf a day of tramway service. From the accumulators the current is communi- cated by insulated wiro to & Slemeny dynamo placed under the car, aud which acts &8 a motor, the motion bs. ing transmitted to the axle of the wheels through a driving balt. To start the car the current is switched on from the accnmulator to the dyua- mo, and from this in turn to the driving wheels, The action «f the motor, and consequently the direcii m of the car, can be readily reversed by revertiog the current, and the car can also be readlly stopped by shutting off the current rntirely and applying the hand brake with whioch the car s fit- ted. At night the car is lighted by means of four Swen incandeecent lamps, two of which are placed under the roof and one at each end of the car. All the lamps derive their current from the accumulator, The car Is also fitted with electric bells, worked from the same source, With regard to the all- important questlon ct expense, it is stated that the actual daily cost of horsing a tram car, as glven by some of the metropolitan companles, is £1 61.f while that of electrical po 18 pat at 63, 31, The question of first cost, 1t 1s said, need not here be taken into’ consideration, inasmuch as it is almost identical ia each case. Eec- trictty, however, would appear the advantegas of requlring less space and a smaller working staff, while the machinery would be exempt from those fepidemica which msy at eny time incapacitate the stad cf a tram- Way company, I the absence of suitable materlala or the time to prepare it, peoplo of en g without a dressing (or ealade, Buy DURKEE's, and you will never trouble yourself to make another, Fresh fith ¢f all kinds at Myiz & Rosensteln, 1213 Douglas street, 1t Ladies Do yon want_a pure, hloom- ing tom plexion 2 il' 80, & few np cations of Hagan’s MAGNOLIA BALM will grat- ify you to your he: con- tenf, It does away with Sal- lowness, Redness, Pimples, Blotches, and all diseases and impy Aions of the skin, It overcomesthe flushed npl;(-m' ance of heat, fatigue and ex- citement, 1t makes alady of THIRTY appear but TWEN- TY ; andso natural, grudlml nml perfect are its efl‘m-h, that h is impossible to detect its application. \VANTKD A diniog room yir! at the (‘re'uh ton hou e, VW ANITED-—Gul +h uad reands cooks bouse- ceping. no _other ne.d Small fum Tuquies 8. W, Ca ifor ia oy Y/ ANIED=A kit st 1013 Chicao 8t. De 40 1m. 22ad. Two gosd barbers 203 § ANTED—A g00d girl for house work at No, 1120 J wckson st a11-4t \V\Mr )—Two good Gerran g'rls,cre for 10)m, oMe o kitchen wo: K 13th and 1ith, enwort hotel \ TANTZD—A “co npete t g boase-work, Mrs. lobt, Mary's Avenuo, W AE Apply \ TANTED Two ball, nd rest; 3t botace. Waliang 314-5¢ ~A nurc ‘o atterd to 8 om 61 M 1ard TH Al merchante di nt 10ugarnem 8¢, Kitchen ¢'r! a Icineke's Res a1 3th aad Jackson. VA‘!TF.D-AI;):d aininz_room ghl Immed. | fatsly Inquire at U, Jerrall's Re tauran: 11th St betweea Capitol avenudand Dadge. 2604t " BITUATIONS WANTED, MITH, Expert Book-kecper 1516 J B3, S'bugla st cer, Omaha Neb. A cal b3k -keeper over thirty vears, includ- fi teen years in Lincoln and Des Moir es. Wil atvnd 1o opening, ol sing +nd. exsmining books, will instruct a liwited numb-rand receive pay in copyivg my work on book-keeping 417 6§ MIBCELLANE JUH WANTH VA3 1ED—by lndy, board and rcom in pri- vate family. Keferences required, Ad d e3s “R. C.” Bee Ctlice. 3 54y ANTZD—Torent a4 or 5 room cottage in k200 repa'r, in good location Wanted potsession in I or £ months. P. 0. Lox 800, 2914 VW ANTED-A gocd genrle ougiy harse. . | W. C. Rose, corver 10th sud Loward. 290 51 pools isfaction guarantecd, , M, SMITH, 271-lmot Lock Box 422, Omara. FOR KENT—HOUBES AND LOTS. mel; 110) Farnam straet, brick store room and bicement. Inquire on pro : iscs. OR RENT—Two splendid ¢'asy front stores to be crccted atonce on 10t 1 822 0% 7 OR REN {—Large room 22570 Lyt ¢'a b) Highted ard teaied DOR RENT—Thuce nic:l 1318 Ja:hson str.et ternlesed v ot 10K RENT— L rge feon® 1o-m with b y w fdewand b arl,” M darn imgrove s cus No. 1718 Dodue strect i1y furnirhed rooms end bises ! ment for, 1015 Dodge atrect. NOR RENT—Oun & d_cnetall siory house northeast ac 18th snd Cark. Six rooms, tcarline Inquire of Wan' Kier. tead, at y & Sione's, 2 OR KENT—A now house with 1 Lar, cistern ard ali mo will he ready for cceapat cy 15th Strect ca s pass by house, with n k of chonl hcuse. ) oc particalars opply at 211 North 14:h St, b tween Capito! avonue and Davenpors St a8 5§ \*n ELY FURNISHED KOOM - #7r mz at L Howard ttrect, MRS M AU pr loc tion for grocery and Grug store Sou'h 15th st.eet, betwe n Martha and Dorcas, Jnly § ,400. MCAGUE, 205-tt Opp. Postoftic, OB RENT-Nicely farul hed roctas, 105 vorth [ 15th 1 teot. 98 J70K RENT—Tw Julce large dwcllings, No. 1 §' lccation, KEVAOLDS & MOTIEL. 7 O LET=0ri 1 “California rcet ln NISHED room Modern con. Venisnce D O URNISHED ROOMS—Very des rable o FPECk, reud eatate, opp. P 0. 19014 NOR RENT—Iiouses and lots at ghri Bell's, Rent Bureau, oppsite Post ofti NOR RENT— Fine uprght plano, fine Kim. Dl orka, 1519 Dodgo sireet b1 . _A. HOSPE, Jr. FOR BAL T, OR SALE—A g'a # tiont fram; | (tr to be moved, J 9184 [OR SAL nl tbem almost now, ora build: Jnauire at once of WARDS, 1100 Fataim acreot ches) THFAP—Two good ol stovis, ¢ fr EDWARDS, 1109 Faroam ,trect or two rooms with board, 1803 | | TOR SAUE-Good payin: bust ees, Including +tock and Oxturw i resscn foe veling. rut-clnes chance for live man CBuwe " this office, DORSALE - 1o e rn! 1t rosth 10th St. neer Marcy. 81600 cach, thiita argain. Ap= ply 57 Barker blcck. F. ¥ COLLIER. 308 5§ 0K SALE—lax mil) machinery co brake, 2 duste's, beater, Can work ef her r teed o1 gr ing, pullies, and_ b al'0 one 35 1. ekl i) IAMTaIT Ch fsting of picker, press, &o, i hL oK, &l o shaft 2 for drivicg " the aho e, P ongine wita b) ler, emoke: uresco pets addrew WILi. 04 City Towa, 205 8m) R SALE -Counters ard fixture o' st re on 10th stree’. Party boying fixtures, ca piaer.For particuiara ad trow X. V. oo o 802-5 {OR SALE—Furniture, stoves &c, slmost ne v 4 rcom cottage 11ouse to réut. Addre s office, 2648 02 SALE Or exchange for uniz prevel 1ind som ) main stre t o erty in Patam Cass county Nebracka, Address G F. P, Junior. 2827 Fm& SALZ—Eol'er Skates. S0 g, MAXMEVER & ( 0. FOR BALE—A nearly new upright Kb 11 m-na only 41 5.00. Essv yajment. MAX MEVEK & BRO'S —My Stock of drug , notione and Kk od trads and rtack {1 goo ! cor di- tion, oldest druz bu.ines: in tawn, will rent room It desi Party hero will take halt intr- est, or will sell the whols. Adcress A. L. Man. ing, Dunlap Iowa. 2452w 7 OR SALE—Old newepapers in arge and small au ntlster st thia ofhoe, b t ()n ST {AW—At stock yar‘s, 10 h st-ect, et Capltol aveutio and Davenport. OR BAL®—Ons goed recond h nd orgas on'y §45; eaty payments, 195- MAX MEY#R & PRO. | R HALE OR RENT—Vose Piano. 52511 C. 4 CANA ,'OR 8 LE CHEAP—Cholce unimproved +¢ inces Lits on Farnaw, Dar cy, Dougled, and D.dgo stree N YDE Agunts, | 110-000t 1605 Farian S, Fon SAL ckets maps of Neorasks 200 each. For bar oroved unimpr ved property, exl Estate Axunt, opposite poutoilice. tf 1 Fu SALE-Phycton, IL. Phll'ps, 127 _arram, | 168 Im s cnd hand Ch ckering Will b sold o~ 1 araliments; MAX MEYER & BRO. lof, near town, 81 0 Ds & NOTTE | | 50 por Thousa d at KILN. ~Chimney bricks 7 0) per thous azd. Cistern brick $5.00, to close busin e One hlock south of 15th and Ball. vue road, 150-1mc SAL“—Fourgo dlots, one half mile from P stotfic . Cheap, €4y terms. Tisim £ (NOLI'S & MOTTER, second hand to) strect 397 ~H uscan! It 6 rcoms, goot cle. cu -bulld.ngs, ke 1o, near town i OLDS & MOTTER. 177-1mwo {VOR BALE—A rst clas9 cecona hand phactos " Caliat 1819 Harnoy 8t R MIBUELLANEUS YEL ONTO Restaurant, Humphrcy & Co., 1115 Dedge stre t, board $3 50 p rueuk May4-1m 0ST—Bunch of Foys with head tag_and own- Jcraname, Flodcr please leave a'. B c 01— e chi s pl 4 menogram L P, in - ce tion lete at tis office will be 00D PASTURAGE—Well wa e ed for horses | U and eattle, ahout 7 wiles rom town, Ad- drefl (Ll). Gregg, Omaha testotfice, 171-may7* "EDWARD KUrHL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDY TIONALIST, 49% Tenth strect, hetween Farnam and Harney. Will, with theald of guardian for any one a glance of th nd on cartain conditions 1o 5 d 8hoos wade 8o order, satlsfaction cuarantced Absolutely Pure. This powder nover varles. A marvel of purlty wholesomencss, More economical inary k'nds, and cannot be sold in low test shord \wphate powder _3old only tn m.u.. Bakixa Powos Co., Wall-8t.%,ce Nehraskaha,nuAansy DAVIS & SHYDER, 6056 Farnam St, Omaha Nebraska, 400 0O AORES compe o | Carotully selected land in Eastern Nebrasks for walo. Great Bargalns in improved farms, Omahs | Vit¥ property.