Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 5, 1883, Page 8

T e—— L ——V - The Daily Bee. Baturday Morning, May b, LOOUAL BRUVITIES, ~The Sioux Falia granite will probably be down the entire length of Tenth street by the 4th of July, ~The old frame;bullding east of Huber- mann's is being torn down to make way for new improvements, —1In the police court yesterday one man was committed in default of $5and costa for disturbing the peace. ~There are about 350 oases on he docket in the United States court for the May term, whish begins ou Monday mext, ~—An excursion party numbering ninety- five persons passed through the city Thurs- day en route to St Louis, all hailing from ‘Washington county, ~Nine Australian aborigines in charge of Mr, E, A, Cunningham, agent for Bar. num, were passengers on the overland train from the west Thursday evening. —Pasturing — Horsea taken to pasture in the Creighton pasture, Board fence and well matured, Inquireof W, G, Henshaw, 913 Saunders street, md 6t ~—Sneak thieves have turned their atten- sttention from clothes lines to cow sheds snd no less than eighteen milkers are now missing from different parta of the city. —The bricklayers’ and plasterers’ joint standing committee are requested to meet stthe K. P, hall on Saturday evening at 7:30 sharp, on important bisiness. By order of chairman of committee, ~—About 80,000 pounds of freight, chiefly sgricultural implemente, were taken on by the steamer Black Hills at Council Bluffs, and about 5,000 pounds, consisting mainly of hardware and dry good~, at this city. —The Union dri'l boys of the Knights of Pythias will meet for drill this evening at the Nebrarka lcdge No, 1, on Four. teenth street, between Douglas and Dodge, at 8 o'clock sharp, All knights are in. vited, —Fine strawberrios at Wiemers'. — One of our well known police officers took unto himeelf a wife. The union was solemnized Thuraday. Tuk Bkr wishes the lucky ‘‘cop” much joy and a happy married life, —A new brick block is to be put up at once by Ben Smith on Douglas street, near 18th, Henry Spiegel will put up a blook adjoining it. The old frame building, corver 14th and Farnam, is being moved off to make way for a brick block there. —Dr, Carver has accepted the challenge of W, Graham, ot London, England, fora match at 100 birds for from $1,000 to 85,000 a side, to be shot in this country at Gra- ham's conyenience or in Eoglaud next De- cember, —There will be a social Sunday school singingat the Christian charch, corner of Twentieth acd Farnom streete, on Sunday afternoon at four o'clock, Everybody is cordially invited to attend, as gcod sing- ing will be heard, All singers from pther Sunday schools are especially iovited to attend. Everybody come and be highly entertained for one hour, —A fewdeals are still being reported in the matrimonial market, Mr. John L. Beagle and Miss Clara E. Wilson were married on Wednesday evening, May 8d, in this city, at the residence of Mr. Jacob O. Etsenperger, by Rev, Charles W, Sav- idge, and at the 18th street M. E. parson- age, May 8J, 1883, by Rev. J. W. Shank, Mr, Edward H. Day, of 8t. Joseph, Mo,, ‘was united to Miss Anna J, Manniog, of Owmahs, —The two youthful adventurers who, led by an overdose of dime literature, started ‘Wednetday morning on foot for San Fran- cisco, returned Friduy, Fremont beiog the extremo western point reached by them, Young Schmid has resumed work at Schroeder’s and is modest enough that he has not hung up any scalps, antelope skins or other tokens of prowees on the walls but resumes work as if nothing had ever happened, Thousands Say Bo. Mr, T. W, Atkins, Girard, Kan,, writee: “I never hesitate to recommed your Elec- tric Bitters to my customere, they 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, Purify the No family blood and regulate the bowels, They will can sfford to be without them. save hundreds of dollars in doctor’s bills every year. DIED. LYNCH - In this city, Msy 3, at7 o'clock b m., M:’:{, beloved wife of Edward Lvnch, aged 39 years, Funeral will take place Saturday, May 5, at 2 o'clock p, m., from the residence, attend. JOHN hospital, May 8, 1883. Funeral will take place Sunday, May 6, 2p. m., from the Danish church, 18th stroet and St. Mary’s avenue, under the auspices of Omaha Lodge No, 2, L. 0. O, F. and the Danish association. In Morgan county, Ga very large rattlesnakeand gave it to a doc- tor, who tied the reptile bebind his bugzy and dragged it ten miles, leaving the snake that night tied behind the buggy. The next morning he found the mate of the rattlesnake lying beside the dead snake, having following its trail for ten miles, “The live snake was of the exact size of the dead reptile, which was a very large spec- FOR SALE, A new slde-bar, end spring top bug- gy, mado by Soyder and took firat prize at the state falr last fall; never used and will be sold low, Apply at Waestern Newspaper Union, cor. 12th snd Douglas st. feb28m&etf Hoursford's Acld Phosphate IMPARTS NEW LIFE AND VIGOR, Dk, 8. F, NEWCOMBER, Green- field, O., saye: ‘'In the cases ot sev- eral aged mon, who complained of forgetfulnees and disinclination to thiuk, move cr to be spcken to, or harrassed in any way, they tflld me it fmparted new lifo and vigor. S VRIS LT (SRR The Rauo Evening Gu:;le 1a ;ho et peper and best advertielog uh:"‘l?:m llanNend‘l. Its Weekly is PaB i o paper for the whole state. 1d1meod.- wdt OLSEN—Aged 02, at St, Joseph's negro killed a THE DAILY BEE SATURDAN I\IQ Y5 TREASURE TROVE. A Roll Discovered Under A Man's Foot Which SBends Him Behind the Bars for Grand Larceny. About & month ago a well kuown woman of the town appeared In Judge Beneke's court and filed & complaint against & man named Charles Jones, charging him with takiog a roll of $76 from her person. The man was searched at the city jall and nothing in the shape of currency found, but sfter having sent him up for fif:een days ancther search was Instituted at the county jall and ten dollars found ooncealed in his boot. This he ac- counted for and no farther steps were taken against him at the time, Jones was astrauger In the city when he arrlved and fell In with the woman by chance He represented that he was without money and she, taking compassion on him, took him with her to supper, golog to a restau- rant on Tweltcth street. Both go pretty well Intoxlcated and were ar- rested, and when she made the charge of robbery, there being no evidence it was not sustalned. She has since left town and her whereaboata are un- known, Subscquently Officer Flynn recelved cortaln 1 formation which led him to belteve that Jones did have money oconcealed about him, and accordingly before the fifteen days sentence ex- pired went up and begun a thorough search, Nothing was found at first but 1t was noticed that the man stood as If rooted to one spot. He Was compelled to step aslde, and upon doing so a roll con- taining $33 In groenbacks, was found on the spot cevered by one of his feet. He had had it concealed In_his sock and dextrously dropped It and covered ft 50 a8 to throw the cflisers off the scent. He was taken before Judge Beneks at the expiration of his sen- tence and recommiited to jail on the charge of stealing the $75. He clalms that hecan acoount for the pos sesslon of the entire roll, hat if he falls to do this, which is highly proba- ble, he will walt for an investigation before the grand jury. Should the woman not be found the money will revert to the state. —_—— A B8UGGESTION. Which Might Prove ‘a Vaiuable One. The numerous accldonts of late on the railroad, most of which were caused by persons who were not em- ployes jump'ng on trains while in mo- tion, leads to the suggestion by many that the city authorlties should devlse some means of bresking up the dan- gerous practice, which has led to so much suffering and sorrow, In most of the eastern states and clties there are speclal statutes or or dinarcas making the act in qnesiion a misdemeaaor, punishable by fine or imprisonment or both, It would seem that sush an ordi- nance might be paessed by the Omaha clty council and would certainly be a good thing even if it worked a little hardship at first, A BeEe reporter recently rode down on a passenger train which was geing to the shops and at the Y where the train leaves the main track at least a hundred boys ranging from five to twenty-one years of age were collected, ready to jump on and steal a ride. All the way down the train plcked uj these parties untll the platforms were covered and the reporter was informed that it was sn every day experlence and one which seemed Im- possible to remedy. If the rallroad employes uge harsh measures to drive the fellows off they are censured if not arrested, and one man went 8o far as to warn an employe that if he ever hit his son he would whip him. The death of the young Bohemlan boy at St. Joseph's hospital last week, and the pltiful sight cf the little fellow now lying there crippled for life, are lesrons which should be heeded. Some member of the councll should introduce an ordinance to prevent men and boys from running Into danger by forbidding all who are not actual em- ployes or having business on a train, from boarding it while in motion. It would save a good deal of trouble and would soon come to be generally un- derstood and observed. L ——e— MR. JOBN FITZGERALD: Interviewed by a Chicago Reporter on Nebrasks, High Lcenee, Bte. During Mr, John Fitzgerald's visit to Chicago to attend the meeting of the Irish colonizatlon soclety, one of the Interviewing fiends of the Chicago Tribuue cornered the well-known Lin- coln contractor, and gleaned from him the following: “The reporter met Mr, John Fitz. gerald, of Lincolu, Neb., who s one of the most exteneive farmers in the west. He lsalso a rallroad contrac- tor, a bank preeident and a merchant, Indeed, it would be diffizult to guoss any money making business in which Mr, Fitzgerald is not con cerned, He was most enthuslastic about Nebracka, Thut was the state for immigration in his opinfon; there wore millions of acres of fortile land, which but walted the work of tho set- tler to bloom and producs abundance There was bread and work enorgh for all in Neobraska. Tne penniless immi- grant cf to-day will bo a thrifty farmer three years from now 1f he settles in Nebraska, Mr. Fitageraldwould urge every Irlshman who has a friend among the assisted or unasalsted emi- grante to send them to hls state. An ordinary man who can work at farm labor can earn $20 per month and board all the year round, or may work a farm on shares and makes more. Toe preeent is the best seazon of the year to go west. Farm ers want ass ce for spring work, Those who ha litile capital can n- crease it now, and if they boy land It should be plowed in June or July, the fermentation of the rotting vegetation torned under will help rot the soil orust, Mr, Fitzgerald could not see why Irlshmen, who know little about anything elso than farmivg,should set. tle down In eastern olties to rot among o festering population while there was health and wealth in his state. Mr. Fitzgerald I8 exceedingly proud of Nebraska, ““What about the high license sys- tem {n Nobraska?" “It works splendidly,” ssid Mr. Fitsgerald, *‘In Lincoln I have not seen a drunken man sloce It was adopted. The doggeries have been oleaned out. The half dozen saloons left are respectable and well condnot- ed. A mangoes In, takes a drink, pays for it and walks oat, There are 0o loafers around. We would not have low license back under any con- slderation,” ‘‘Are you a democrat, Mr. Fitzger. ald?” ‘‘Most certalnly, What has that not to do with high ioense? I tell you everybody Is pleased, satlsfied and delighted with the workings of the system. I am s demoorat, but most emphaticallya high license man."” Mr. Fi'zzerald thinks that some wionouren should be taken, elther by the colonization orsome other soclety, to direct Irleh immigration westward, - A LOCK-0UT. t| Trouble in the Congregation of an Omaha Church, The Pastor Resigne, on Ac- count of Internal Feuds For sometime past there have been rumors of trouble in a well-known Omaha church organization, aud very serlous charges have been made against one of the elders, elected re- cently, who is claimed to have bzen working agalnst the Interests of the church as well as of the paator, The congregation sc matime ago de- termined to bulld a new charch edifice on Eighteenth stroet, snd to that end purchased & lot. the price on which was €3,100 Of thia amount $1,100 bad to be paid down and it was expected that the balance oould be raiacd without any trouble a8 it becamedue, The $1,100 was loaned to the church by the wife of vhe man who was elected to an elder- ship, and it appears that the deed to the property was taken out In her name. An edifice was put up ata cost of $1,600, which was completed for occupancy about Christmas day. A number ¢f the members and frlends of the church were down on the man from whoee family the money came,and kept circulating ugly ramors concerning him until the pastor, who proviously supposed him to boall stralght, was compelled to take cfficial coguizance of the charges and Investi- gate the matter, An informa! board of fuvestigation he!d a meeting before which it 13 re- ported that the accused appeared and confeseed to. ths allegaticns made sgainst him. This action of course put him at variance with the churoh authorlties end he, according to the pastor’s story, bagan to take the cf fensive by twice denying through the papers services appoluted to be held at the new church, A couple of Sundayas ago the cor- gregation and pistor assembled as usual for Sabbath murning services, and to thelr astonlshment found the chnrchldoors clored and locked. They sent a messeng:r for the keys, but they were not forthcoming, and after walting for some tims the congrega tlen dispersed without the usual bsue- dlction, This, of course brought affairs to a crisis, and the complizations were such that the pastor resigned and stated to a BEE reporter that he would not again assume chargo. The member who has thus created o strife in religlous circles, although elected an elder, has never been in- stalled, and will now probably be bar red from holding the position. He seems to hold the fort all the same, however, and what the result cf the confl et will be s a doubtful matter, —_————— PERSONAL. G. W.Lininger has gone to Cincin- nati, Supt, Hopkins, of the Wyoming etage line, s in the city, Superintendent Morford, of ths St Paul & Omaha, left Thureday for St. Paul, Mr, and Mrs, Churchill Parker returned home on Tuesday morning from Schenec tady, N, Y, Rev. Mr, and Mrs, Lind, of Iowa, and Mrs, Marshall, of Denver, Col,, are guests of Mis, A, A, Gibson, Mr and Mrs. E, V, Peters, of Eugene City, Ore., n.e in ths city visitiog their aunt, Mrs, J, H. Lacey. Mrs, B. E. Suetter, of Rawline, Wyo,, the guest of Mrs, A, A, Gib on, lefs for her home on Thursday’s noon train, Mrs, Emma Hirech, of Cincionati, ac- companied by her son, Alex, arrived yess terdsy, and is the guest of Mrs, S, Gostz, W, H. Firth, of CLisago, the gneral traveling passerger sgent of the Chicago, Burlineton & Qaincy railway. was in the city Thursday, Frank O, Harding, of Hailey, Idaho, is in the city for the puz ose of getiing out & special paper, “The Wood River Won- derland,” to advertice the Wood river country, Mrs, F. R. McConnell and daughter, and Miss Lizzle Isaacs, came in from Salt Lake City yesterday, They are stopping with Mre, W. P, Taylor and will spend sbout a month in our city, visiting old friends, J, R, Cor, the leading hardwaro mer | & chadt of Plattemouth is rust'cating in our city Friday, He reports business good in the city of sevep hills, and expressed him. self highly pleased with the improvements of the Gate City. L i Wide Awake Druggists, Mr, C, F.Goodman is alwaysalive in his business, and spares no pains to secure the best of every article in hia line, He has secured the agercy of the celebrated New Discovery for Consumption, The only certsin cure known for Consumption, Coughe, Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, or any effection of the Throat or Li m-, Sold on & positive guarantee, Trial bottles free, Fegular uize 81.00. FOR YOUR LIFE. A New Enterpriso Inanguratsd in Omaha, Increaeing Hvidence of Grow- ing Metropolitan Impor- tance. A few days ago Tur Brr chronfoled the organization of the first fire In- aurance company that ever filed artl- oles of Inoorporation ia Nebrasks, and which was formed of both Omaha and Oouncll Bluffs capltallsts. Followlng close in the wake of this commendable enterprise comes an- other move, this time In the direction of lifo {nsurance, Yesterday articles of Incorporatlon were filed by a com pary, which will be known as ‘“the Omaha Matual Assessment Life in 8UraNco COmpAny. The Incorporators are F. M. Packer, H. C. Niblock, Jobn D. Peabody, M. D., Ed. MoLaunghlin and J. W, Louns- burg, The object of th) formatlon of this company is the lnsurance of lives on the mutual sssusement plen, paying the bencfiziary within ninety dave after due proof of death is fornished. The affsirs of the company wlil be maunged by a board of five trastees, the first board consisting of the incor- purators named above, and the board thereafter to be elected annually. The cfliera of the association will include a president, secretary, treas- orer, attoruey and finance committee, to be also elected annually. The assesemeonts will be uniform, based upon one thousand dollars of ieenance or pro rata accordiug to the age of the insured. Omaha will bo the headquarters of the now company. §—— MILITARY MATTERS, The Latest Orders From the Head- quarters, Department o} the Piatte. The followiog named men enlisted at Fort D. A Ruseell, Wyoming, and Fort Omaha, Neb,, are assigned as follows: Robert Brocke, to the 9:h Infantry, Jerome Kelleher, Thomas McMa- hon and James Brannon, to Light Battery D, 5°h Artillery. Flest Lieutenant Lavi F. Barnett, 7th Infantry, is hereby detalled as member of the General Court-Mar- tial convened at Fort Fred S:ecle, Wyomlng, by parigeaph 3, epecial oaders No. 30, carrent serles from these headquarters, vice Flest Lieu- tenant Alfred B Johnson, 7¢h Intant- ry, who is hereby relleved. Paragraph 8, special ordera No, 42, current serles from these headquar- ters, i3 hereby so amended aa to re- quire Aocting Aesistant Surgeon John J. Maraton, when ralieved from daiy at Fort Laramie, Wyo., to report to the commandivg «firer Fort D A, Raussell, Wyo,, to await forther ordere, The quartermaster’'s department will farntsh transportation frem Fort D. A. Ru:sall, Wyo., to Fort Rano, L T, to Trnmpeter Harry McLaren, company C, Twentieth infantcy, on furlough withont ‘means to return to his station. His company commander wlil be notified ty the quartermaster furnishing the transportation, that the cost of the eame may be properly charged agalust the soldier. L — . — A LAWYER CANED. A Handsome;Testimonial to a Depart- ing Lawyer. Judge D. G. Hull, for many years a resident and practitioner ia Lincoln, and master in chancery cf the U, S. court, has removed ¢o this city and taken up his permanent residence here, renting a house at Twenty-fifth and Farnam etreets, The foliowing neat compliment was pald him on his departure from the capital, the item being clipped from the State Journal: D. G. Hall, who has baen aresident of this clty for the past fourteen yenrs, and who leaves us to-day to take up his restdence in Omaha, was very sgreeably surprised at Lis office in the government building last evening, He was busily engaged packivg hls law books It boxes, whon a large delega- uon of the lawyers of the clty un- ceremoniously entered the offize, and rcquested his presence in the inner room. Whenall were seated Cant! Blllingsley stepped in front of Mr, Hull, and in a very plessant address preaented him with an elegant gold. headed cane, bearlng the following lo- seription: D G. Hull, from frlends of the Lincoln bar, April 30, 1883.” Me. Hull, though taxen completely by surpiize, responded in a very happy manner, agsurii g bis frlonds that the beautifal cane wuuld always rumiin in his possesslon. After a few hours pleasantiy epent tho party bld Mr. Hull adien, wishing him proaperlty in his new hom Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the world, Warranted t, speedily cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcere, Salt Rheum, Fever Soree, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corue, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all skin erup. tions, guaranteed to cure in every instance, or money refunded. 25 cents per Lox, For eale by O, F, Goodwan, Zleal Estate Transfers. The following deeds were filed for racord In the county olerk's office May 3, reported for Tue Bee by Ames’ resal estate agency: M. Orton and husband to D. L. Thomss, w. d., lot 26, scc 27, 15, 13, 500, C. Wilte and wife to F, Ross, w. d., parcel sec 29, 15, 11, $2,700. F. Murphy to M. Hughes, q. c. d., lot 48, Nelson's sdd., §1. R. D, Hills and wife to M. Hughes, w d., lot 48, Nelson's add., §450 A, Kountzs and wife to N, Poter- son, w. d., lot 11, block 2, Koutzs 4h add., & E Gorman to J. D Oreighton, w. d., 22 feet lot 1, block b4, §1,405. G, L Gllbert, admiutstrator, to B Gorman, 22 feet lot 1, block b4 3006, T, Boyle and wife to B. and L. Reed, q. o. d., parcel sec 1, 16, 12, $975. 8. E. Rogers and wife to A, and 8, Ayer, w. d, lot 1, block 12, Rogers' addition, $600. L R. Tattle, Jr., to C. M w. d, 8020, J. McOormlck to H. W, Yates, w. d., lot 4, block 7, McCormick's addl- tion, §700, H. Purkato J. Powell, w. d, lot 2, blook 4, E khorn, 852 50 J. D Crook and wife to J. Powell, w. d, lota 3 and 4, block 4, Eikhorn, Logan, lot 4, Tattle's subd-division, H Cryok and husband to J. Pow. oll, w, d., parcel sec, 12, 16, 10, $2 000 W. Hopper and wife to J. Powell, w d.. parcel sec. 12 and wsec. 11, 15, 10, §500 THE CANDESCENT. 1t Will Probably be Introduced Into the State Iostitutions, The board of publle lands and buildings, conristing of Secretary of State Roggen, Treasurer Sturtevant, Lawud Commtssioner A. G Kondall aud Aftorney Goneral Powers, came up to Onaha yesterdsy and in the evenlug vleited the Willow Springs Dietlilery to lorpoet the work ing of the incandemcent light with & view to putiiog the same in at the fnssne arylum and probably at the new cpitol bulldiag It Is under stond that the inspection wes entircly satisfactory and that the board wes more than satificd with the nom light Hood’s Barsaparilia is mace of roots, herbs, aud bar-s. It gives tone to the stcmach and makes the weak stroog, 8. A lame C.iraman on the Paclfic, Of pains and aches was prolific; He limped &1l aronnd, Until he had found St. Jac bs O, the great spec’fis, e ) 1 06T All members of Omaha lodge No., 141 are requested to be present this Friday evening, May 4 b, as business of importance Is to be transacted; also natallation of cflicers for the en- sulng quarter. C. T. Buxce W. O, J. R WorrniNgTON, W, Ve notice_the Marrisge Fund, Mutual Lrust Assoclation, of Cedar Ruplds, Tows, highly spoken of in many of the leading papers of the state, ‘‘Money for the Un- married” heads their advertisement in another column of thin paper. £5-8m s SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLONGE Made from tbe wild flowers of the rar FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY it {s the most fragrant of perfume, Maoufactured by H B Sliven, Sun Francisco, For:ale in Omaha by W J. Whitehouss ard Kennard Brow, TUTT’S SYMPTOMS OF TORPID LIVER Loss of Appetite, Bowels costive, Pain in the Hoead, with a dull sen’ oation in the back part, Pain under the Shoulder blade, fullness after eating, with a disinclination to ex- ertion of body or mind, Irritabilit; of temper, Low spirits, with a feoi- ing of having neglected soms duty, Wenriness, Dizziness, Fluttering a the heart, Dots before the eyes, Yol low Skin, Hendacho goneraily over the right eye, Restlessness, with fi ful dreams, hig] i te ams, hly colored Urine, CONSTIPATION. n Flesh, (Hus (ho £ys urished, and by their Tonle he Digestive Organs, iteg- ular Stools re produced. 1 centa. 35 Murray 8¢, N, V. L] GRAY HA1g OR WHISKERS change to o GLOSSY Buack by & sincle application o s Dy, 1 m) anat lor,” ActaInstantan 1 b, 221518, OF Bent by €A ress on CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000. “Wedo hereby certify that we eupervise the arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi Annval Drawings of The Lowisiana State” Lot tery Company, and in person manage and eon. trol the Drawings themselves, and that the same are condue good faith toward all pa the company, to use this c dlex of our signatires attac ments.” Comm ssl:n rs DINTED ATTRAQTIO U‘ PT)\'- Louisiana State ifittary (lumpany. in 1803 for 25 years by the legls cat ora snd Casritabls pmp wos 11 81,000.0.0—'0 which a rcservo ! 4HALFA MILLION DISTKISLTED. tun 00 has £ nce boen added By an oserwhsim'ng popular vore its franchice was wade @ par of the present Stat) Consiitu tion a1pted Dsccmber vd, A, D, 1874, 180rnd tin e ~um er | rowin s will toko place w0 tuly. ¢ never scales or postpones Lock 6t t=¢ follo aing Di tribution: GRAND P-OMENADE CON FRT, durinz which will take plice the 167th Gra: @ Month y AND THH EXTRZCRDINARY BEMI-ANNUAL DPAW. 1°G At New Orleans Toesd y ‘une 12 1883 Undcr the personal rupe'vsion and manago ment of Cen G T BEAUREQARD of 10 sliny #nd G n wUBAL A, EARLY, of «ir.in Capital Priz>, $1560,000 42 éetico —Ticiets asy Ton Collar Falves 85 Filt s $2, Tenths, 1 IST OF PRIZES 20,000..... ! 10,0 0. 4 Larze Prizze 5,000 20 Fiizas of 1000 g o 00 100 ¢ 30 200 20 ) ¢ Mo 1o ¢ [} APPROXIMATION | RIZE] 100 Appr ximatizn prizes ot $200 100 " 0" 100..; 10 4 “ i o Pri iz », amouatiog to 101 for ratew tr clubs should only be male to 3 of the Company in New Or ieaa, For latcrua‘ion apily to . A, DAUPH N New Or eads La or M. A. Dauphin, 607 ceventh 6t Wash'ngton D O, Modern con- 1000 1mt QURN o an | hoa d, voniensn, 1870 Docgn strert NUBNISHED ROOMS —Very doa rable location Peck, real ostate, opp. PO, 10014 770 LET—Ohe of tao rooms with boat Californi s w.reet JOR RENT- Floe upr ght plano, fne Kim- ball orgen, 1519 Dodgo street A81- A HOSPR Jr, FOR BAL Infants and Children | MILTON ROGERS OR BALE A fine 1ot o beef a eep and hog Withant Morphine or Nareotine, | F'cuin s "L DA ANYORR, d_hand platiorm e \ -8 1001 Farnam sirech, “::’:: Hm-: i* Children rosy cheeks, OR sTiont fn 5 bulld: oir fovers, makes thei aleep; "Tis_Castorin. ing, chy moved. Tng J.E ¥D VARDS, 884t 1109 Fatnam a°reet When Babies fret, and ery by turns, What cures their colie, kills their worma, " TR BALE CHY AP Two '(.nloll But Castorin. of them almost new J E_KUWAKDS, - quickly cures Constipation, LA PSRN LKL stomach, Colds, Indigestion : DOR BALE ~Heusean ! It 8 recims, good Itut_Castorin. tern, o -bulldinge, Iarge 101, near tot S edvel) Yo b 48 e 4 8 REYNOLDS & L O1TER, Thine Syrups, 177-1m0 Caste Ul Castoring T ST NIRRT AR S W CantaurLinimo OR HALK—A Oal' at 1819 1 i—Good payin busi ess, Incluling 1 6xurw. Good resson for ¢ Ing. hance £ 1 livemon. A crost Buse inem” this office. o o8 olaee second biand b v 8t QORSALE Horwan' Lt sosth 1th St. nesr Maroy. 81600 cach tha i b0 ' ar Ap- Dly 57 Barker ol ¢k, I, F. COLLLLR. 908 0§ - JOR SALE-—¥lax mi) mackinery consistirg ot ' biake, 2 dute s, bestor, picker, pross, &o. SPENAL NUTICES Can wark el hor 1. tted o green st ok, al-o ahaft . oy and_ bel in for dr.viig ' the who e, ongine with | ler, stack on L all4x ees o pet TAMTAIT Chutles C ty lowa, OR S ALE -Co 0th stree For p 45 11,1 RASPECIALS wi| POSITIVELY not beln serted unless pald In advance. ntera and fixtures of st re on ty b ying fxtures, can rent wrs ad iress X Y. feo offise, T3 LOAN—~MONEY PO SAUE-Water power, & Lnqulre of Ed. Bragg, Waverl , Neo, 264 exchange for unirprovel land P o ety in P.atsmouth, Addross G F. Prouger 25274 OR SALE—Hol er 8kates, $1 00 & pair, ab 199-5 MAXMEYER & O, [FCR SALE—A nearly now upriht, K balt Piano, only &1 56.00. Fisv pacment, Y_Lowned on chattel projerty by J | 264 MAX MEVEK & DRO'S satty, No 216 South 14th strect - not ot SALE—My 8tock of drug, notlons and fixtures, g o4 tred v and stock in good condie tion, cldest druz bu-incas in town, will rent rooun If desired. Party here will take half inter- est, or will well the whols. Adcress A. L. Man. ing, Dunlap owa, 2452w | BI".\W\' LOANED -7 n chattel mortgage room 7 Un on Block, «ornes 15th and Farnam 8 s M5 22 Noferzo LOAN—At 8§ per cent. KoilEatate and Loan Agency, post office. Shriver's H HELP WANTED. WO GIRL WAITERS—Wanted at the 1212 [FUR SALECld nowspapers o arge and smai) Faraam Street Kostaurant. 827 51 qu nticies ot this office. t AUNDRESS WANTED—At 8. W. corner Har- ey and 16th, Woges $4 per week, 33174 OR SAL¥—One gocd ‘recond hind organ only $35; eaey paymenta 108~ MAX MEYER & BRO, OR BALE OR RENT—Vose Piano. 528-t1 C. J. CANAN, )OR SALE CHEAP—Cholce unimproved bus- nose lote on”Farnam. _Harney, Douglrs, and Dodge streets. DAVIS & SNYDE Eatute Ag 110-e0d-tt 1506 Faroam St. ANTED—GIrl at 1004 Dodge stie't, rear 10th, Geod wages, 33381 ANTED—A girl for general housework fn family of two. Keferences required. 1713 Chicago strect. 31364 VW ANTEDYoung maa or oy tor cathier in reteil store. One who lives with parents, and who can_furnich geod roferences, Inqaire “C, 8" Bee off 3 3367 JFO8 SALE—Pockets mape o Nebraka 300 each. For bargaina in On aha City improved and unimproved property, call on Win. F, Shri- ser, soal Eatate Agent, opposite postofice. -t I*Ou SALE— ‘ne first-c'ass K ahe Pia-0, been wellus d, A barga'n, ony $200, a7 1024 ______200-8 \ TANTED—A ncat G rma gir'. Inqui Douglat s tract AR S SALEPhurton. 1 Ph s, 12 W ANTED A geod Swedo girl T goneral | 1o ve AT e ok Mok 0D per ot HAY) %0, on'y 8135, Will ba sold 0 {~aralin nte; MAX MEYER & BRS Fort © asy pajments, 5 NTED—"wo first cla's white barbers «t the Commercisl Hete', Lincoln, Neb. May4-2t REYA0'Ds & YOTTE brick, $3.00 per Thoura d at \ ANTED - A emali girl 14 or 15 years of age A 0 516 10:h St a2 Zmaha b kery 51 3079 LN, Chinney bricks §7.0) per thous wad. £2 Clstern brick €5..0, 10 <1 s busin. ANTED —A dinir g room yir’ at ths Oreig] ORENZO DABBLE, Wi B roomplrt at ths Ceekh | oo blo-k ronth of 15th and Bsll. vue road, Rl Lol ¥ PPN 150me ANTER-GU1t> Ged ands coolfog [0k —Fouro dlots, one bt wile from 3 eping, o ! p stoffic . Cheip, ¢a y torms Small fumly. 9 poisoas. Inquirs 8. W 15 1 0 F e & MOTIER ALE—A fie t- ond hind top bug- Call at 1319 Hatney streot \V ANTED—A giil st 1613 Chicazo St. 310-7, VW ANEER- A gogd wiel forbruse workar No. 1120 J skson St. 3114t o, this morn- ¢ Esaer, i y owner b, ca 315 8. 10 h street. EL''ONTO Resiaurant, Humphre 1115 Dodge streat, Foard $3 50 pe VW 2NIED-Two good Genzan g rls ot for Leav. Walanz l 814.5¢ diniog rooun, ome for hitchen wo.k enwort §3 hotel W2 EED=E commetant oyl bouse-work. Mrs. Kobt, Parvis Mary's Avenue. betwee. 13th and lith, 0ST—Bunch of keys with lead tag _and own Jersnawme, Finder please leave a: Bea o'fice, 3189 10010 cas [With ANTED—A g2od aininz_room ghl immed.- 01— ine chi aplite in m iataly Inquire at H. Jerrall's Re taurant el o . 11th 8¢ betweea Capi‘ol avenue and Dadge, e nhantri Sy e formar will be 250-4 SITUATIONS WANTED, well ed for horses miles from town, Ad- ha vestotlice. 171-may7® | ST MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDY TIONALIST, 498 Tenth street, hotween F' and Harney. Will, with the aid of gu sulrits, obtain for any one a glance of 4 and present, and on cartain conditions in the fa. ture. Boote and Shoes wade o order. Perfeot - watfataotion ene ra rcom in pri- | S— _— uired. Ad d o tele, ab | dress C D, G JMITH, Expert Book beeprer 1 o B. M) Doug'a st eet, Owaha Nol pract'cal book-keeper over thirty ye.rs, in ing fi teen years in Lincolo and Des Will attind to opening, cl sing ind_ex books, will instruct a linited nomb rand rc pay in copying my wors on book-keepivg 4765 MISOELLANE WS WANTA board feresces 541 ANTED—Torent a4 or 5 room cottaga in g0l repa'r, in god location Wanted poseesmion in I or £ months. P. 0. box 800, 4 Ky horse. Dr. Ttoward, ANTED—A gocd gentle o WAYE Rose, corcer 10th & 290 5¢ ANTED—500 privy vaults, siuks, and cest. Pools 1o c.eat with sanitary cleancr Sat- Isfaction guarantocd, J, M. SMITH, 771-1mot Lock Box 422, Omara, FOR FENT—HOUSES AND LOTS. OR RENT persons. Destiable room. s itatle for two 32851 Cornir 15th and Harney, Fm RENT— Farnished front room, 16 nam sirect NOR KENT—0s0 Pa 0, one naw org: ouwble termn . Hoepe's Music Hal E. corner L or witut 8115 QMURNISHE DR om to rent 15:b aod Leavenworth, W, blad, 7ORRENT—110) F.rnam stroet, brick store room and basewent, ltquireon pre ixs RENT—Two sulendid ¢ rected atonce on 10th s, kitchen and cellar. 1302 “alifornia strce Absolutely Pure. This powder nev varies. A marvel of purity etrength and who icss. More economical than the orpinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test shorg weight, alum or phosphate powder _3old anly tn cans. 'Roval BAKING Powokk Co., Wall-St., 8 New York. |ALMA E. KEITH, [YOR RENT-—One and one-balt story house DEALER IN northeast coc 18th and C ark. Six rooms, F- T ine Millinery | on Sireat car line. Inguire of Wm, Kier t Dewey & Stone's. & HAIR GOODS, WAVES, BANGS, ETu, ! | Stock Entirely Fresh and New, 109 15th Stroat, Opp. | FRANK D. MEAD, i T -Lorge fron* 100m w dow and board, M.dorn improv 1718 Dodie strect Nicely furnished rooms sud b 15 Dodge strect 208 FOR K { ment fisor, ostoflice. IN 145 Howard stroct. MRS, M:AUSLAND, s - e - CARPENTER AND CABINET Rt M iehom leotbine e, Broces) st | DEAXBF. 2a5-t1 Opp. Postoft - 3 ) l““““r\r Nicely turui:hed rocms, 106 1606 Douglas Stroet, Owsha, Neb, YR ; PR ety | JOEN D, PEABODT, M.D. 1761m MOR RENT Bell's, Ren PHYSICIAN AKD SURGEON, OFFICK ROOMS. 3 & 6 1607 FARNAM ¢ Restdenco 1714 Touglas Btreet, Omabs, No 1008 and lots st ghriver and bureau, oppsite Post office, 700-t1