Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 9, 1883, Page 8

THE DAI BEE WEDNESDAY MAY The Dauly Bee. OMAHA, ‘Wednesday Morning, May O, LOOAL BEMVITIH! —The district court has adjourned for the term. ~The county clerk ndvertises in another column for bids for the eonstruction of several bridges, ~Ben Hogan got back to Chicago tofind that his wife had gone off with another man, —Policeman Hinchey is laid up from the «fTect of the bites received from a pris- oner rocently. ~(ien Geo, M. O'Brien has removed his business headquarters to Redick's block, where his old friends will find him in fature. ¥ —The world-famed Vokes family play “Belles of the Kitchen” and *‘Cousin Joe” t the opera house Thursday evening. Seats on sale to-day. —The Auxiliary Society for the Home of the Friendless will meet Wedneeday afternoon at three o'clock in the Social Art Club rooms Noe, 14 and 12 Redick'’s block, Faroham street between Fifteenth andSixteenth streete. —The following Nebraska appointments bave been made: J. ¥, Roberts, D. C. Brookes, D, V, Bomgardaer, United States gaugers; M. Frank, Gustay Drahos, Peter THE WARRING ELEMENTS, Wind and Rain do their Work of Destruction, And Fire Oonsumes 1ts Ehare, The Rushing Torrent ruins the new Wocdman Oil Works, Lightnlng Destroys the Tele- phone HExchange, And Demolishes a House in North Omaha. People Driven From their|, Houses by Water. The Oity Engineers Statemont That the Sewer1s Intact. Monday night, after v o’clock, the sky became threatening and heat light- ning appeared on the northern sky. An hour later {t began to sprinkle lightly, but 1t was only after midnight that the raal storm set In. There was no wicd of any force, but the conatant roar of the thunder resembled a deaf- Walker, store keepers, at the Willow Bpriog distillery. —A bold thief entered the residence of Mr, James Kernahan, Tenth and Pierce streets, Monday in broad daylight, His wife was lying sick in bed, and in the eence of any one to drive him away he car- ried cff » jewel case containing about $150 worth of jewelry, —0. B, Westran, manager of the Grand Union Tea Company, purchased one of the beautiful pelicans sold on the street a few days ago and hes had it preserved and mounted, It is now on exhibition in one of the windows of his tea store and makes » beautiful and novel spectacle, —The Pacific express clerks in the Unlon Pacific headquarters are soon to change their location, as rooms are being fitted up for them in the second and third stories of the building occupied by the local Pacific express cffice, on Farnam atreet, between Twelfth and Thirteenth, This building will then be the general headquarters of the Pacific express com- pany, —The statutes of Nebraska require the county treasurer to make & statement to the state treasurer and auditor on or be- fore May 10th of each year, and in com- pliance with this requirement Mr, Jobn Rush has just completed hls semi-annual report_and will return at once the amount belonging to the state, viz,, $24,757.98. This includes all the moneys collected for the state between Nov, 1st. 1882, and May 1st, 1883, —A good joke is told on a private detec- tive of the U, P., who in tryingt> “cinch” another party got into trouble himself, The first party is an old employe of the company and on Friday night he visited the disroputable old Bellevue house, where he lost or was robbed of about $83, The detective thinking to catch the man went to the eame place disguised as a farmer, He laid down on one of the couches with his slothes on and had roll of bills, $36 fixed up, which he expected to be robbed of sud then nail the robber, Instead of gettiug at his roll of bills the woman took his sllver watch and chain sud got away before he could catch or identify her. i These are Bolid Facts, The Lest blovd purifier and system reg- ulator ever placed within the reach of anf- fering humamity, truly is Electric Bitters, Tnactivity of the Liver, Biliousness, Jaun dice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary organs, or whoaver Tequires an appetizer, tonic or mild stiw- Iant, will always find Electric Bitters the best'and only certain cure known. They act surely and quickly, every bottle guar- anteed to give entire satisfaction or money refunded, Sold at fifty cents a bottle by C. F. Goodman, — - PERSONAL. O, B, Hewett, Hastings; S, S. Lowe, Fremont; T. Bellows, Weeping Water; A, Pardoe, Ulysses; E. Zook, Beatrice; M, ‘W, Ensign, Lincoln; H, A. French, Mil- ford; C. M. Leighton, W, H, Snelling and ‘Walter Lamb, Lincoln; J. C. Crawford and M, McLaughlin, West Point; Theo. Haller, Blair; S. H, Calhoun, Nebracka City; Wm, Boys. Valpariso; H. A. Jobns, Seward, are among the Nebraska people who stopped at the Paxton yesterday. M, K, Sherwood, the well-known St, Joe commercial traveler and a brilliant literary genius, is in the city, His wife, “Inex Rochelle,” the dramatic star, has just concluded » most sccessful engage: ment in New York and has played with great success in all the big cities of the east, J. B. J. Ryap, the descriptive writer for H, 8. Reed & Co., who have established a branch house in Lincoln aud are writing up the leading industries of the west, was in town yesterday. Hon. C, F, Shedd, of Fairfield, is at the Paxton, J. J. Cairnes, F. B, Jameson, and Henry Oelrichs, of Cheyenne, are at the Paxton, H, J. Slocum and wife, and S. H, Slocum, of the army, sre guests at the Paxton, D. M. Knowles, of Stagg, Hume & Co,, St Louis, is at the Paxton, Church Howe is in town, Mies Villa Earl and Denna Allbeny, of Blair, are at the Paxton, A — How to Shorten Life. The receipt Is simple. You have only to take a violent cold, and neglect. Abes nethy, the great Eaglish surgeon, atked ‘who told him she only had » cough: hat would you have! The Plague!’ Bivwire of 'only coughs” The worst cases can, however, ba cured by DR, WM, HALL'S BALSAM for the LUNGS, In g Soush aud Croup it immedi- Sold by all druggists and dealers in medi- cide. —— “MOTHER SWAN'S WORM SYRUP,” ening cannonade, The raln came down In torrents and the zlg zag lightnlng was exceedingly vivid, Bat {t was between 2 and 3 that the full foroe of the thunder storm became manifest. Most of the heavy rain that fell during the night occurred within the short time mentioned and amounted to over two inches after it was over. Slnce then another thunder storm ed over the olty, which added further to the total rainfall, which aggregate over three inches. At the receipt of the morning’s report at the »lgnal office there was no auch storm reported frum any station on the weather bulletin, and as the variations of the alr pressure are nowhere marked and the weather In the north- weat s generally fice, it must be as- sumed that the storm was local or of limited extent at best, though Kap tioularly violent as far ss thunder, lightning and rain is concerned where it did occur, The wind was varlable, not averag- ing above twelve miles an hour except forthe 16 minutes from 3:45 to 4 o'clock, when It blew at a rate of 26 miles an hour, the nearest approach possibleto a gale. Upto 11 o'clock yesterday there was & great deal of humidity In the air, It belng nearly saturated, and Ne- braska air 1s generally very free from humidity, DESTRUCTION OF THE TELEPHONE EX- CHANGE, At 3:60 & m. a flash of lightning struck the west side of thetower above the central tolephone exchange, through which abont 400 wires run to the room below. The electrle fice shot aut fully three feet from the long switch board below, bui the uight operator dld not know that the house was struck until he glanced up and eaw the flames In the tower above, which had taken fire Immediately. The operator ran to No. 3's house d gave the alarm, which was also sent in by Capt, Dona- hoe and Ofticer Buckley, and box 21 was sounded, brizging the entire de- partment to the spot In qalck time. A line of hose was run up the stair- way to the central office and a stream of water turned Into the tower from below, which soon drowned out the flames, which bad been vlsible for soveral blocks. Yesterday morning the room had about two feet of water in it, and had 10 be abandoned, the two offices across tho hall, which had already been rent- od by the exchange, belng temporari- ly fitted up for ocoupancy. All the wiree from the tower to the switch board ware melted, but it was impossible to teil kow much the switch boards themseives werd - damaged. There were lightning arresters bath in the cupola and at the switch and the manager etated to BreGreporter that he consldered | the inside of the building the safest place one could be in during a storm, a8 the ground wires should taken any bolt of lightning to theground. A vislt was made to the tower and it was reduced to charcoal, both {oaide and out. The iron sheeting on the west side was warped and bent more than on the other sides, and it is supposed that was the point struck, The glass In. sulators were all crushed to atoms and the panes of glass in the tower were doubled up. The wires were melted and twisted into an unrecog- nizable maes and in short the working power of the office was complete'y paralyzad, so far as the use of the city circults are concerned. As the re- portor stood at the tower with the manager a flash of lightning sent a fow sparks snapp!r ¢ off the ends of the wires and a retreat to the room below was made, THE EXTRA TERRITORIAL LINES, There was but one exception to the general dlsorder, which is that the “lextra territorial lines,” to Lincoln, Coaucil Bluffs, Fremont, etc., are all intact, and at the end of the storm will be In working order. The Instru. ments were all put up during the fore- roon in the new quarters. These will still be open to subscribers wiehing to communicate with any outside places, and for this purpose the man- ager of the exchange states that when Omaha partles are wanted he will send 8 messenger for them to come to the central office, and when they wish to converse with outsiders they will have to go to the office until the local circuit can be repaired. SENDING FOR SUPPLIES, It was npecessary to send clear to Chicago for sup- plles to 1epair the damage done, and telegrams were sent for them yes- terday. It will be two or three days before they can be recelved and will be from & week to ten days more before repalrs can be made,sothat our citizens may count on its belng at least two weeks before they can again private fnstruments wero frjured, al though several of them eent ont a die play of electrioity, rarg the bells end 0 on. The loss tothe telephone folks cannot at present be estimated, GENERAL EFFECTS, The storm was qulte severe ia its general effects all over the o'ty, wash- ing out fills, flhoding oellars and filling clateros to over- flowlog. To mavy it seemed that & water spout must have passcd aboat the town, but while ln fact the total rainfall has otten becn greater within a given timo, it was the tremen- dous torrents faliing all at once that made it seem more dangerous. The greatest damage of all was done in North Omaba by the overflow from the sewer, which was not large enough to draln so vast a terrltory as it The head of the sewer d the water sech- {og an outlet naturally took the old creck channel and sent a torrent fif- tean foet deep rolllng down tcwards tho river, and oarrying destruction v.tiin. Many diepute this theory, and say that the mouth cf the sower was ohoked by manure from the streot car barusand by other rabblsh. Com- misstoner O'Koefe investigstod themat ter, and reports that on Nioholas streat betwwn 18th and 19:h he removed the grating from the maln hole and found that the water had risen from 34 to 4} feet above tha top of the sawer whion was proof that it had filled up and then ran over, Tae rolllng waters swept everything along {n thelr courss tak- ing chicken coops, lumber and sash, undermining outhouses and in ove TS stauce taking the foundation of a kitchen, which had to be rem)ved yes- torday It carried away the 20:h streot bridge and In the cellars below 18 h ross meveral feet. At this polnt it struck the WOODMAN OIL WORKS, I: rushed agalost both sides of the new brick wing and nnderminingthem fell with a orash, leavlog a great open- fog in each, and the part still left standing shaky and demoralizad. Throagh the ruins a stream poured from the southwest and jolned the turbid stresm In the creek. From this point 1t rushed a block tarther to the fillbeing mada under the Sixteenth stroet bridge. The eatimate of work done as handed in to the commlesion- ers Monday showed that there w 3,300 cublc yards pat in, and of this amount lees than 300 yards remaip, eo that the loes, which must fall on the county Is about $390. Here the water back up for a long dls- tance and played havo with the back yards on the line of the creek. A half dczen fine porkers, weighing at least 500 pounds were washed down 1ato the bed of the creck and remalned there yesterday etuck in the mud From the Sixteenth strect bridge te the river the bottoms were flyoded and lmmense quantities of lumber, sash and so on could be seen at dsy break. Oae man caught enough lum- ber to bulld himaelf a house. THE U, P. SHOPS, were partly flooded and the work in the blacksmith shop was suzpended durlng the forenoon, but it was ex- pected would be resumed daring the day., Inthe CENTER OF THE CITY there was a good deal of damage done in the aggregate, but no very eerlous washout, The fill uniting Farnam street with the county road was cleaned out and commanication in that direction cut off, Oa Su. Mary's ave- nue it is reported that half the avenne walks were carried awsy, and a blg washous occurred near its intersection with Eighteenth street. At the residence of Mr. E. Rosewater, of TuE Bk, opposlte court house block, the full cffeets of of theraln fall was noted and yosterday there was a land alide on the west side of his lot, which stands several feet above the sireet. The clstern wont down with the land slide, but no immediate danger is felt as to the safety of the house, which has strong cross walls, Next to the accldent at the Woodman ofl works, the most scrlous damsge was in South O.aaha at along here, Tne sawer was stralght and cat acrese severai of the bends of the stream, which had never beon filled up nor any wmeans provided for carrylng «ff the surplus water which would otherwlse take tho street forit The storm filled up the creek bed snd the water rose until, fiading no other ontlet, It worked urder the wal's of the new buildleg, broke them down, and ran out by {te old course Shoun'd a sait be began sgalost the city the quostion presented will by whother the Woodman com- pany were rot negligent in constrnet- tng the buildli g on the slte it is, and without precantions against a flyod. ADDITIONAL ACCIDENTS. Among the many minor casaalties of the storm of yesterdsy morning are the followlng: A house near the head of St Mary's avonue, which Is occapled by a family named Cook, was strusk by lightnlug and set on fira, It was extlognished without mach diffisulty by the bucket brigndu. T'he lightning also tore off the chim- COULD IN OMAHA. The Great Railway Magnates Land Hero Ten Minutes, And then Prccied to New York, At 340 p. m. yesterday a spocial train arrived over the Missourl Paci fic and pulled up In the Uaion Pacific depot. Th's was the traiu which for some time past has been reported as fllrg around over all parts of the country like & comet, with no absolate cet- taloty what point it would strike next. It contalned the fol owing offi olale: Jay Gonld, Rassell Sage, brcker and capitalist, Samuoi Sioao, president of the D.l aware, Linckawasa and W.stern, ney sud part of the shingles from the rocf of Adolph Bowman's house on Twonty-sixth and Farnam streets, A dalry stable {n the southwest part of the city was struck and two cows {netantly killed by the bolt of light. ning. At 8 o'clock a. m, lightning struck the reeidence of Fred Stubbendorf, In South Omsha. It ploughed its way down through the wall tearing of the papor and plastericg and finally atruck the stove on which breakiast was belng prepared. A skillet contalning some beaksteak was kuoccked twonly feet out in the yard. Mr. Stabbendorf waa standivg in the door at the time and ran out in the yard ahesd of the skillet Intendlng to take It 1a on the fly. His wife and son were knocked down and stunned by the shock, The Welsa beer brewery on Six- teenth street, of which Gos Eogler 1s proprietor, was strack bu® the bolt was ocaught by the rod and passed straight gown it to the ground, where it went in, tearlng up a wagon or so of dirt and scattering It In all direc tlons, The rod was not Injured but the lightring was burled as deep as it {t had been kicked by a mule. - ——— COMMERCIAL MEN. They Flie 1kelr Articles of Incorpora- tion Yesterday. Artloles of incorporation of the Ne- braska Commercial Men’s assoclation were filed yesterday iu the (ffize of the county clerk, together with the prc- ceedings of the meeting at whizh pre- limipary arrangements were made therefor. The object of tho aezcclation is to sccaro pecunlary sid to the widows, orphane, heirs and devisees of deceas- ed members of the eame; to bring about a bet'er ecquaiutance among ccmmerclel men, and the adoption of such plane as shall tend to tho matoal benefit and protection of its members, The incorporators are J. A. Flem ing, F. H. Pugh, M. L, Hurd, E. M. Wileox, August Meyer, Robt. Easeon snd J, T. Clarke. Membership in the esaccistion s not restricted en- tirely to travellng men, but may also include men cf good health ard stand. irg 17 wholesale houses in Nebraeka, whether as members of firms or em- ployes, The details of the recent meeting at the Paxton were published at the time, together with the list of cfficers and directers, The Nebraska com- mercial men will no dcubt make the undertaking a success, and the object 1 certainly a commendable one. A Btartling Discovery, Physicians are often startled by re able discoveries. The fact that Dr, King New Discovery for Consumption and all Throat and Lung diseases ia daily curing patients that they have given up to die, is startl ng them to realize their sense THE SOUTH SEWEI A foot-brldge near he woath of this sewer, at the fout <0 Nour'eenth street,fell in and olof Lower, The water rose and . he sur- roundiog property, ris( s a depth of four feet in eome «. the houses, 3 “-mple were drivon from their houses oved the la furniturs out on the luml»ar pile; 1 the Chloago yard, tak- Ing reluge & 440 themselvos, 4).,. of ghue partles came fu ay bis m'lnly taxos yestorda, ln |n dolng so \roduced two ten dol- lar bills, both ea\¢ratod with water. “That s how nea’lt got tome," he sald; ‘‘these were \‘ndxr my plllow when the water react\?d taem, ON 1ENTH ; \RE/ T ® large golly was ‘was |1 west side, belng porha feet deep, This v ¢ o \ ut on ths b e or four cck next to the Unton Pacik, ¢ | " # being put in readiness fir ; vl | ON THE R \ The only damase te orty 0\ the rallroads was a conpla o o §ehouis on the Ualon Pacific Oas of “'““ was at Paplllton and tho othe. a \ +Imore, Nelther wero very evrions, bil! the in- coming D.:nver traln wos o lelayed about two hours ani a he'f, x"'"VhrB at 9:50 a. m. AT THE BLUFFS \ some damage is reported, bu telephone «xchange o light. Ooe instrument, 5 umber yard cflico, was burnc¢, Dot the worklog of the exchang Is {0* interfered with. STRUCK BY LIGHTNING, \ A small shanty near Wheato atre ! and Indiana andIn Shinn's A “itle | was struck by lightning dur ag 112 storm and torn to pleces. Thy famiiy were none of them hurt so far learned, ) It was rumored yesterd.y thi| the man and woman in thls hon were both badly hurt by the strok and were not expected to llye, hut t ¢ rumor Is not confirmed, the | vod THE SEWER INTACT, Olty Englneer Rosewater stated 1 a BEE reporter yesterday that Ly had made a thorough ex:mination o | the North Omaha sewer fcr itn entlr | | length and that there was nota brea { In it, but that it was wholly [nteel | He said that the fault f the ecavin,! Infallible,© tasteless, harmless, cathartic; for feverishness, restless. ncss, worms, constipation. 252, have the advantages of a telephone eystem end they will folly ap- preclate its loss by that time, o far as known nome (i the in of the walls at the cil warehous | was that it was bollt on madi| ground in the old bed of the ecreek which has quite a rerpentlne course duty, and examine into the merits of this wonderful dizcov ry, resulting inhundreds of our best Physicians using it in their practice. Trial bottles free at C. F.Good- man’s Drug Store, _Regulor size 8100 Nleal Estate Transfers, The followlng deeds were filed for rocord In the county clerk’s office May 7, reported for THE B by Amen’ real catate agency: J, and G. M. Crawford to E. Keat- fug, w d lot 5, blk 1, Elkhorn, §2 500. J. L Redlck and wifs to J. B. Ar- nold, w d lot 3, blk 4, in subdivision of J. I Redick’s add., 81,250, Charles Horrler and wife to Samuel H.Sayher, wd lot 7, blk 49 town 3(2 Plnumouth, also lot 8, blk 49, John Rush, county tressarer, to J E. Brennan, taxd lot 7, blk 22, Wil- cox 22d add., $100 Joba L. Webster to I. A, MoShane, exec. deed, e 45} feet lot 2, block 135 — 818,101 L. C on & C. E. Nason to L. C. Emerson and F. L, Park, w.d, w, b0 foet of lot 4, block 6, Lowe's 21 add- -$800. B. and L. Reed and wives to O. Klish, w, d., lot 6, Hartman's add-- $660. A, R, Dufrene and wife to C. 8pecht, w. d., middle one third of lot 7, block | 102 - 85,000, Dexter L, Thomas and wife to Mra, € J. Marks, w d, n, 22 {t of &} of lot . blk 8, $400. Geo. P, Bimes and wife to M, A, 1 Alllson, w d, lot 4, bik 6, Praspect I ace, lol.t Joseph Volk and wife to W, F. Itoblnson, w d, lot 8 blk 5, I T Itadecks sub dlv of add, §1,200. A, J. Willson to Geo. ]{Athbnm, w d. lot 14, blk 4, Shincs add, §850. L. W. Hullto F. H. Kerchtoff, w d, lot 13, blk 2, Bozgs & Hill's add, §1.000. J. Hascoll and wife to H. Eiech, w d, port nw sec 34, 15, 13, $500. E. Millard and wife to trustees Presbyterian church, w d, w 115 fr, lo: 22, blk 1, Miller place, 81,800. H. F. Rhodes and wife to Mary P. | Skears, w d, v of lot 1 and 2, blk 4 | I reds 1st ad: If You Are Ruined in health from any cause, eepecially | from the use of any of the thousand ncstrums that promise so largely, with long flctitlous testimonlale, have no fear, Resort to Hop Bltters at onoe, and In & short time you will have | the most robust and blooming health, Ol Lowry, a New York capitalist, R S Hayen, vice prosident of the Missourt Pacific, H. M. Hoxte, third vice president of the Wabash and Miesouri Pacitis, A. A, Talmege, goneral master of transportation eame coads. Col. R C. Clowry, general superl: « tendent of the Western Ualon, Gao. Olds, frelght traflic managos ¢ f the Wabash and Missouri Pacitic A. L Hopkiue, second vice prosi- dent of the same road Dz, Yonng, of New York. General Slocum, commander at Fort Laavenworth and family, The train was a very fine one, and conelstod of Missourl Pacific losomo- tive No. 2565, the D. K. Gartison;” a Missourt Pacific baggage car; the speclal oar “‘San Frauclsco.” Me. Talmage's; the car *'Convoy,” Gould's; the car ‘ President,” Hay and the oar Borgen Point, Hopkl The party have been as far south as Galveston, Houston and San Antonlo, via tho Missourl Paclficand M, K & T., returning via Sedalla and Kansas City to Omaha, At 4 o'clock the special train, with the exception of Mr. Talmage’s car, left for Chleago via the Wab: Supt. Talmage lefi in his trala for St Louts via the Mussourl Paclfic. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The grestest medical wonder of the world, - Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruisee, Cu's, Ulcere, Salt Rbeum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corus, Tetter, Chanped Hauds, and ol skin erup: tion, guaranted tocure in every instance, or money refunded. 25 cen's per ¢ox. Fot tale by O. . Goodman, A TERRIBLE FALL. An Infant Tumbles out of a SBecond Story Window. An accident cccurred Monday on Dodge strect, near Sixteenth, which it was a mliacle waa not fatal fn its effects. A little one year cld child of M, Frauk Parish was playing up stairs and the window havipg been raised for afew momente it took a seat cn the sill, vraeen by tbe foks. The child had sat there but a mement when 1t suddenly fell over backward and was precipitated ta the ground, a dlstance cf perhaps fifteen feet. It was picked up in an unconscious state and black and brulscd so that no hopes were at first ectertained for its life. A phyalclan was summoned, and at length the child was brought to, and an examination showed that no bones were brcken. The doctor thought no serlous results were to be apprehended, and ia proof of this the child was playicgsbout yesterday with nothlug more than a f>w bruizes to show the marks of the fall. It wasa 's| wonderfal escape, and must be at- tributed to the guardian angel of the little one. TUTT’S PILLS SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER n of Ap&eme, Bntwol- v‘:fi?nva, sent b In T b part, Pain under o Shoulder blade, fullness after eating, with a disinélination to ex- ertlen of body or mind, Irritabilit; o tem%er, Low -plrm, 'with a feel- Ying noglected some duty, Weariness izzmeu,mmefln ¥ the heart, Dots before the eyes, Yel fow Bikin; Hoedachs gonerad Fover e the rlzhe eye, Restlessness, °‘m-my golored Urine, CONSTIPATION T ——— 1LY, ch ciken; one. lueun renye the A bpetite,and canss tho |m|» m'r-ko on Flesh, thus the sys- tem is mourished, and by their lo ",‘""",} n;!u' Digest I\oOrknn i LArSPECIALS wl| POSITIVELY not bein serted unless pald In advance. T LOAK--MONEY NEY T2 LOAN—The Om ha savings b U R PR o otye at cirrent m sslon charged. Stf \l(mxmu.n ll at Law off Thowss, room §, Crelghton Block of D. L, TO LOAN—At Lowest Rates of + Bewis' Loan Agency, 15th & D Y LOANED —On ck on Block, «orner 1 tel mortgage ro ud Farnam 88 120-Tmc§ ttol projerty by J. th 14th strect ONEY TO LOAN—At § per cent, RelEstate and Loan Agency, post offico 3 T HELP WANTED. ED—Girl for general housewerk in & \V small faniy. Mrs. Max Mever, 8, F. cor. Capltol Avenne 1 20th ‘trect. Apply between 98w, and3 p. 393 8 I.|fa'1t > and Chnldrcn Withont 1t _Mornhine or Narcotine, Whint ives of What cures t hildron rosy cheeks, ir fevers, n Ao fret, and ery by turns res thir colic, kills (el w Hut Castorin, res Conatly s, Indizestiog 1t Castoring VWANTEr—rADLEs ok City or country 1 tak pleassnt work at their cwn homos; 83 eas'ly and quietly made; work tent by mail; ro canyasiinz; nostawps for reoly Plea o ad- dress RELIABLE Ma® UFACTURING (¢ «t TT Philadelphia, Pa, TANTED—A g 0l girl for_house-work in a W nart Tamiy. afiply at 8. W, corner of 218t and Ciark Street 308-.01 ANTED A good baker, stexdy work and gord wages Address C M, Moy, Sew ANTED—A gos for gene work in small fax fl\. Appy at ¢hoe store, + arnam St. oppo ite” Boy.s 0,-«:. House. 40085 ANTED—Ore good re | ble man tocanva:s anisell goods. tteaty emp oyment Call 421 Scuth 10th St 07§ « | c'stern a d summer kitchen aftached, SOR RENT - Nicely forni had rocms, 106 north 18th 1t cet 189 SOR RENT-Two nlce large dwellings, No ) I cation. KEYAOLDS & MOTTEN _1i6Am_ JOR RENTHousss and lots at ghriver and Boll's,” Rent Buroau, oppeite Post cffes, ‘l RNISHED ROOMS-—Very l Peok, real estate, opp. P, oR RENT Fiie uprght piaco, foe Kim 1519 Dodge street. A, TOSPE, Jr. FOR E OR SALE—fiol or Skates, 1 00 12 MAXME 7OR SALE_One gocd recond hand organ conly §5; easy payments, 807-12 MAX MEYER & FRO. BAL pa'r, At R & CO. TOR SALE- ano, en'y $135, any payments. 30512 On: wectnd hand Ch ckoring Di- Will be eold 01 {nstaliments; MAX MEYER & BRO. OR SALF=One first clvas Koabo plano, been well used. a Langsin; only at 30612 MAN MBYER & BRO'S [ Ol ALS- ~Ote god team horeen cheap 26th and Ca:s St QUK SALEOR FXCHANGE 80 ac g Jond in Fayct'o Co. Tl 8 wils from Vandelia, wil “exchange 1of city orac ¢ property or stock. lit'e perfoct, price §2 00 E L OMUESE €60 399 14 14 waiolave. hr h street, atjoining the northwest cor- Bir o of Douglas, on lot 8§ Vlick 13 Bids will be at the Morchants’ Mational Pank until SAMUEL E. ROGERY, on leaced ground, ars. Five rooms, Call on $3-2w QR SALE=A now cottags Teace to run ovir thr preai es, 910 north 19th, st cet. JOK SALE 7 room houso_and barn, two full lots nisely improved. Fine location, Fouth Omaka. ¥3000, ANES, 855-1m> 1500 Farnam, OR SALE—14 story house, { lot, 5 rooms on Davenport near 25th §¢. $1200, €400, cash bal arce on time, v ust be 81 by M SHRIVER & BELL opposite \7ANTED-At Fort OmhaN.b. s girl tocook VWV Vit snd tron, and 4o generai hou:e.work: Call on oF adiress Lieut. M- 8 IN, G0l wags 10510 2019, or communicate by Telephcne. b‘l!l( BALE—New oottag Four lots on PATk avenue only $2600, +mall cash paymi nt, bal- ance (qual annual payme:ts at e'gt per cent, MICAGUE, cpponite . 0. 35011 IRL WANTED—To do fancy work and clerk inttore Bazasrctte, 118 8. 15th St. 400-5) ANTED —Two g:0d barbers 2038, l(v.h sz Omsha, ANTED—A ¢ to tend bar. K." Bee off ce, ANTED- A compstent cook. ~Grod refer. en es rquired. Apjly at 13°8 Fan bet. 2 nd 3 p. m. Weanesday. ANIED—A cook and a geod girl to Cishes at Southein Hotel. Scandinavian yreferred. 36685 ANTED—At orce, reveral good strong W 75l or dishwarhinig snd hite en work. a6 Inuqui-e for the Steward. 3¢5-8§ Faxton Hotel, A an EALE—A fine lot ;;' h(-e Ok SALE—Two atreet, good house 300 bearing y rape vin ot all kind. Eargain § Post 01 OR SALE-—Three 10om Fouse and two lots Grand Islatd Neb, Must by sold. bargain, Price§700. E. L. MORME Capitol avenue, on touth Thirteenth ven 10oms, barn, cistern nd large smount of fruit 0 MCCAGUE, opposite: 84011 t This in 0. cin 8, 837-8 OR SALE—Hr useant 1 t, 6 rcoms, good cle- tern, out-bulldings, etc.. large lot, near town $2,200.. REYNOLDS & MOTTER. 177-1mo 8N lun l--rmm stroct. Fon BALE—A firet clees second hand Phaston Call at 1819 Harney 8t. ANTE )—A country girl for general h-use- Work. App'y 16 couth 18 h street. 5729 [} ANTED—A gosd siealy blacksmith, one wh) undcrstards all kinds of Jobbiog, st Mu'doon’s thop on Leavenworth and 13th stre et, Omska GEO, P, MULDOON, .08 K TR QY organ 1810 Catifornia Strees ‘ Ah‘nl»ulmt.lwnummr1 vul at 1810 Cum’ 0a's Fast's ANTED A 1511 Do Igo swre k. ool barber at ANTES—A gir for gencral housework in & small famiy. Inqu're at 24 hind Fa'nam strect. W. A, L (.llrv'n 180 9§ IMEDIAT ELY—Good cook, male Apply to . Manweiler, 11th on7tol2a, m street, to-day 1to cook H. T. CLARKE, 15th and Da en|\ol1 8t md A emall gl 14 or 15 years of azo “ maha bakery 516 10th St. ANTED—A goxd compator & do Laundry work MR N. W, corns YA7ANTED—A diniog room girl at th Wiaatae. b 8ITUATIONS WANTED, £D—Situation in some husires: house a young wa with experie ce in retall and book kecping. Addriss W, this M2t AN «exoerienced accoutant a1d bill clerk wanta poiition in who'eeale house. resl e tate or Daurance ofice, Acdress “H. S " Beo office, 370 9¢ MIBOELLANE JUB WANTH ANTED—To rent, & hcuse with elght ro-ms to be C. Bee office. ithin six blocks of Post office. L. | * ] FGR SALE-Good payin, busi em, lncluding stock and Oxturcs. Good reason for tel ing. First-class chance for liveman, Address “‘Bus- iness” this office. 52384 OR SALE—Flax mill mackinery mum\nx of brake, 2 dustes, b ck Can work el her rotted ing, pullies and_belting for drivicg ' the abo e, al:0 0ue 35 H. P. engine with by ler, smoke- Addrets WILLe 205 8m < conp'ets, City Towa. B‘ul( SALF—Water pawer g st mill, of E1, Bravg, Waverly, Neo, Tiquire 208 0 fixtures g od trady and etock i1 goo condi= tion, cldest drug busincss in tawn, will rent room i cesired. Party here will take h est, or will acll ths wholo. Address A. ing, Dunlap Dwa. ¥ 1. on -ALP OR RENT--Vosc Piano. C. J. CANAN. 2452w | Old newspapers in arge and small 3 ut this office. o 1)OR 83LE CHEAP—Cholce unimproyed bu 1 iness lote F Harney, De and Dudge streets. 110-e0d-tf NY Real Estate Agents, 1505 Faruam St Fok SALE-Phaeton, H.. Ph llips, 1207 * arnam. Fuk DLENTY of good brick, $8.50 per Thousand at KILN. Chimney bricks §7.00 per thoussc - Clstern brick $6.90, to closs business. LORENZO DABBLE, One Flock eouth of 15th and Bellivue road, 150-1mof ALE—One 2} acre lot, near town, 1,200, w n-\uuu;umrn . 03 8\L"—Fou p stoffic, Che 178 1m OR SALE lots, one half mile from terms. HENOLUS & MOTTER. ~A fin t-] 3 second hand top bug- W ANTED-A cloe respectadle old la'y from 40 to 50, to keep house for a o wanted a8 much for company a8 a1 the wan i a 1ay a por ion of dress J. B. S0 s Eluhorn station, or 9 rooms, centr: Will not pay room 13, milita-y nud Farnbam! ANTFD—To Vorrow 1 ¥ three oty §300 on good pereo-al sacurity. AdJress I 0, box 542 365-9) " FOR KENT—HOUSES AND LOTS. OR RENT—Large fuinishel r.om at 178 y 1 cated, wita water er 210 a month, Ad- headquartere, cor. 10th Jackeoa St AUS14§ OR REN y turn'shed bed room and sitting room, §12 per monta, 417 14th strcet, bet. Chicago and Cass. 591108 OLET—Oae cr two rooms with board, N:- Cali‘ornia Steect, ANTED By an s ruiy officer, 8 housscf 8 | & &Y. Call at 1319 Haney stre = 7!!.0]1!.!-” Th MITH—Iostrustor of beok-keep- 1" Ing will Instract a faw. sersorn: andassist in fro.uring situa 1058, 1516 Dovelay st. 4040} QTOLEN—Oa Saturday rigat from in front of A H. Gl.dstore's stors, an eight-year-old blask mare, with hind fe locks white, $.ddled and bribl:d. ~ Anycne knowiog of ier wh re boats please give inf.rmatio) st Gladstone's siore. Ms-4t Nn1 —The under-igncd has leased and re~ opened the Pacific House, Tenth avd Capi- fol Avenuo, and will try to treat the public and espe hy workingmen with dus re-pect, and will make it homellke. £67-108 FRANK DAVIS, EL'ONTO Restaurant, Humphr 1115 Dodge street, board §3 50 p.r w. M & o, l OST—Bunch of keys with lead tag _and own 4 ors name, Fivdcr plesse leave a- Bes o fee, 3139 ORt RE\T—Hino largo houte and barn No. ‘.\4 (ass AM 4 1508 ¥arnam, ralsl d 105w with st. sb'e baard, 1015 401143 R RENT—A front_parlcr nicely furnished, to' 1 or 2 gentlemen at 1613 Dadge St 400-8§ 7UR RENT—ouse of 12 rocin1 14 miles s3uth I f depot on 10th street. #15 pe month. J B RECF Cor. 1).dge and LD, b, 331-88 OR RENT—Furnishad rooms £or gentlemen atS. W cor- 15ths reet ard Capitcl avenue. street car NT—A houss of 6 roo R It line. Inquire 1140 15th str t. Aicholay atd Paul. ) 37488 QOR RENT—House of 6 room3, with or w Appl eor. Saun ers and G % room cottage on Capit-T Hill .000 per month. DAVIS & SNYDER, 1 Farnam St. P‘OHI(ENT De lh:s‘ I\' room, saitable for two persons. Corncr 15th and [larncy, 324.74 l?ul‘. RE Ove I"ano, one new lvr,m re onable term. Hospe's Music Hall, TORRENT—110) F.rnam straet, room and basement, 2000 brick store Luquire on pre ises, «'ass front stores to be erccted at once on 10th and Dodg E. EDWAKDS, 110 Farnam strect P9k BENT Large front 1oom with bay win- N ! dow and beard. Madern improveu: 1718 D.dse street Iu-(\ RENT—Nicely furnished rooms s 1d base . EDWARD KUEHL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDY TIONALIST, 498 Tenth street, hotween Farnam and Harney. Will, with theald of guardias svirits, obtaln for ary one a glance of the and present, and ou certain conditions {n the fa. ture. Boote and 8hoes wiade to order, Pesfech satistaction vusranteed POWDER t.class loc tion for groce South 15th st-eet, betwo n Duly §1,400. McCAGL Opp. Pestoic: arug store and Dorcas, 235-t1 | than the orpinary kinds, and canuot be Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity strength aud wholesomencss. More economical old u competition with the multitude of low test shord wolght, slumor phosphate powder _30ld only tn cans. _Roval BAKiNG' Powoss Co., Wall8¢.( g0 New York,