Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 10, 1883, Page 8

The Daily Bee. OMANHA. Thursday Morning, May O, LOOAL BRuVITIES. —— ~Officer Hinchey wss able to be about yesterday. ~There was not a ring'e arrest Tnes- day night, —There was ore death at the poor farm yesterday. —The paving work is temporarily stop- ped by the mud and water, —The racing matineo at the driving park at Saturday next promises to be a very exciting affal nd will undoubtedly draw a large crowd, ~The firemen's May party will come « ff at Masonic ithall this ) evening (May 24th, and will be of the usual interesting character, —Seats for the Vokes, at the opera houss to-night are selling rapidly. The Vokes family are the perfection of fun and are everywhere greeted by large and enthusiastio audiences, —C. L. Smith, of Jefferson precinct, yes- terday received$20 bounty for ten wolf scalps. He had found sn old wolf with a Titter of nine young onee, and captured the whole outfit, —The wedding of Rev. 8. B. Neileon, of Waterloo, and Miss Ella Trout, of this city, was held Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock atthe North Presbytian church, Rev, F, 8, Blayney officiating. ~—There will be a grand ball at Masonic ball this evening, May 10th, under the auspices of some of the members of the |Brotherhood of locomotive firemen, It will no doubt be a pleasant affair, —W.F. Swan tad 2,000 head of stock oattle, purchased in Missouri,at the Union stock yards, Council Bluffs, They were shipred yesterday over the Northwestern and Sioux City and Pacific roads to Nio- brara, —Superintendent Suith, of the St. Paul and Duluth railway, accompsnied by s party of fiiends, passed through Omaha Tueeday night in a private car on, the return trip from Californis. —Board of Trade—A meeting will be held on Mondsy evening next to prepare for the editorlal éxcursionists and dlscuss the bullding of a railroad to the northwest from Omaha. Two important topics. Every member should attend. Twuos, Gissox, Sec. ~—Lytle Brothers have sold to N, I. D, Solomon their herd of Jersey cattle, seventeen head, including their famous Jersey bull, “‘Samuel Tilden,” bred in New Yerk state; taken first premium st Ne- braska state fair, The above now has seventy-six head of full-bred Jerseys on his Spring Valley farm, one mile west of fair grounds, —All members of the Omaha fire de- part ment arerequested to attend a meeting of the department on Friday evening May 11th, at Firemen's hall, to make the nec essnry srrangements for participating in the service of memorial day, James C, Pentzsl, secretary, —A pleasant reception was Tuesday evening tendered Mr., L, Kellner, of Sid- ney, on his way home after an extended trip inthe esst and south, The guests as sembled at the house of Mr, Bernhard Kellner on St, Mary's avenue, where they ‘were entertained in capital style, Much oredit is dus to the efforts of his sister, Miss Carrie, in attending to the wants of the guests, —Charley Godfrey, of the Lincoln fire department, 1s in the city, haviag come to bring back the steamer borrowed of our department several days ago. It seems that the well which was to be tested only turned out a halt & million gallons of wa ter daily, while the engineer had predicted it capacity at six millions, One million FLOOD FRUITS. A Special Council Heeting on Sower Matters, It is Agreed that '‘SBteps Must at Once be Taken To Prevent a Recurrence of the Late Disasters A call for a special meeting of the olty councll was lssued yesterday afternoon, but as it was Impossible to fiad the mayor and It never found its way Into the handsof the clty clerk, only an informal meeting was held. Three or four pollcemen were dis- patched on varfona missions to secure a legal meeting, but it was no go. At & o'clock the members prosent were called to order and, on motion of Councllman Haskall, Mr, Redfield wan called to preside, Upon invitation, City Engineer Rosewate: was called upon to meke s statement In regard to the deficlencles of the preeent sewer aystem, the object of the meeting belng to take 1m- mediate ateps to prevent a recar- rence of the catastrophe of Tuesday mornlng. Mr. Rosewater began by giving a brief history of the present system. Tae dimenslons of the sewers wera determsed by taking the areage of country they were to draln, which was for North Omaha 3100 acres and for South Omaha 1,100 acres, The calculation was then made for the dimensions from the formula of the best evglneers In the world, In- cladiog R. 0. Pailipe, of Olnclunati, and othera of equal or greater promi- nence, The englneer named spent three monts in Omsha, and after mature examination and Inquiry submitted a plan, embracing both sewers, to the council, which was adopted, All modifications made since have been on the safe side. The estimate fs made on the theory that a sewer with a capacity of half an Inch per hour for a given area wlll accommos- date a ralnfall of an inch per hour, The balance would naturally be ab- sorbed. It Is assumed thut a sewer will have a capaclty for the storm water of any average rain, but it wonld be ruln to base the oalculation on the maximum rainfall. Tals would require a sewer of 80 greit a oapaclty and cost that it Is easier to pay oscaslonally for damages than to try to accommodate it. 1f the sewers ar at any time sur- charged the surplus would go down by the natural course, viz: the gutters, ntreets, eto The difficulties in the case of North Omaha creck are its present Incom- plete state which causes the water to strike the sewer at too great an angle and the clrcultous roate of the creek, Mr. Rosewater then apoke of the warning glven to the Woodman folks to mako arrangemonts for a flow of the creek through their new bullding and sald that ths unfilled channel and water thereln accomulated before the rocont storm was the cause of the dis. aster to their building The object sought now 1s to prevent ecurrence of this accldent, and the city englnoer sugg pose that & box sewer bs constructed to carry off the oveiflow, the box to be bullt above the rewer. Mr. Aunderson Interrupted to say that Mr. Rsewater had confined him. self too closely to the theory and that his practical experlence in the matter waa worth Il the books and sclence. Nebraska storms and formulas there- for, and not those of London or Cln- cinnat! were what we should provide icst. He defended the sewer sys- tem and biamed the Woodmans for negligence. He also thought a sewer could not be bullt for a maximum ralofall, Mr Bohm thought the signal cffice figures Incorrect as to the total rain. per day is deemed suffizient to supply the city, and it is now proposed to bore a du- plicate well, which, with the present one, will supply all demands. Mr. Godfrey will return to Lincoln thismorning, —The result of the electionheld Tueeday evening at the rooms of the Union Oatho- lic Library association is & matter upon ‘which the members of that energetio so- clety should be warmly congratulated, Hon, John A, Creighton was re-elected as president, a position which he has ocoupied since the organization of the association. James P, English and Wm, P, McDovitt were elected first and second vice presi- dents respectively; Ed. T, Shelby, secre- tary; D, J. O'Donahoe, treasurer, and Miss Stacia Crowley, I, P. McCarthy and JeroMulvihill, members of the board of managers, were the other selections, The election of this ticket gives strong hope for the fature prosperity of the society. —For somo time past hen roosts in varlous parts of the city, especially in the eastern blocks, have been marauded by a thief that could not be caught, and no one knew whether it was [a man or beast, Wednesday morning about 3:30 o'clock ® resident on Ninth street heard s terrific noise among the chickens i1 & neighbor's yard, and went quietly to the window looging out upon the neighbor’s yard, expecting to see » man robbing the hen roost. Instead of amanit was a large raccoon, which was trying in every way to get into one of the coops, It was impossible to get s shot at it as It was in direct range with the windows of the residence op- posite, aud there was dsvger of shootiog some person. At length the moise awoke the owner of the fowls and as ho opened his docr to see the cause the ooon flad. A few minutes later chickens n the same block but on other lots were heard makiog signs of great distreas and no doubt some of them cuffered, This is probably the fsame animal that hsunted the skylight window of E. L. Eaton's gal. ery for so long, but who owns the danger. ous pet is not knowa, —_—— PERBONAL, J. H, Paiuter, of H, 8, Reed's literary buresu, Lincoln, was in the city yester- day, . route to Sioux City, Senator Oanfield returned from Liacoln ast evening, Lot Brown, of The Nebraska Oity Press, in town, fall, as his coal scuttle was filled, and Mr. Anderson said his ten-inch tob was filled to within an Inch of the top. li‘h. Anderson stated that a meeting wasshortly to be held in the Fifth ward, and asked Engineer Rose water if he would recemmend the expendi- tore of the $24 000 balance in the five foot sewers, to which the latter replied that he did. Mr. Hascall sald the questlon ls, were the sewers inadequte to protect property in the torm, A recur- rence Is likely to happen any time and stops must bo taken Immediately to meet such a contlugency, to protect the country till the sewer Is completed in proper shape and to allow the ofl works to go on with safety. He favored the box system proposed by Mr. Rosewater, who sald that a four frot box would be ample and that £5,000 would be a low estimato for the cost, Mr. Hascall recommended that they adjourn and that a meeting bo oniled for this evening to take some definite action at once In regard to what ehould be done in the matter, The meeting then adjourned, A b:nr:;\;g biacovery. Physicians azo often startled by remark- able discoveries. The fact that Dr, King's New Discovery for Cousumption and all Throst and Lung disenses is daily curing patients that they have given up to die, is ng them to realize their senso of ty, and examine into the merits of this wonderful dircovery, resulting inhundreds of our best Physicians using it in their practice. Trial bottles free at C, F.Good- man's Drug Store, Regular 00, THE CONFIDENCE CASES, Another Conviction by a Level- Headed Jury. There has bzen quite a fight and much interest manifested in the cases of the five men recently arrested as confidence men, one of them having a full layout with him for swindling greenhorns, Taree of the oases have now been trled and re. tulted in a conviction on tha charge of being suspiclous char- acters, The only jodgment that could bo Inflicted In these cases was that which provides for & fine of $20 and costs and thirty days Imprisonment of any one detected In the use of a trick or device to swindle persons, The first lmportaut arrest made of late was that of the gang In question, THE DAJ 10 the head of which, judging from his parapternalla, was Reynolds, allas Adams, who was convictod, appasled and released on 600 ball, The case 5f C. H, Cailds, one of his assoclater, was takew up this moraing and an excellent jary impannelled, as will be seen by the list which Is: W. J. Broatch, M. Toft. F. J, Me: Shane, Lowls Brach, L V., Morse and Wm. H, 8 Hughes. Mesers, Godwin and Ogden appeared for the state and olty, and Hawes and Beunett for the defense, After a short delibera- tlon a verdict of guilty was retarned and the extrems penalty fixed, which is for Childs: 30 days in jall, $20 fine and $15 85 costs. The great credlt for these arreats ls due to Mr Gao. Grooms, for many years a well known hotel runver in this clty. He knew rceveral of the gang by slght ard saw them work ing thelr game from time to time, He walted untll they were ‘‘aalled” to the ocross’ and having gotten the crowd together as tor w3 possible, paye the matter to the cffisers who soon got the drop on thom and lodged them In jail, Rey- nolds belog captured afier a long chase, and after trylug to throw away the procfs of gallt that were on his person The gang 1s sald to bo s hard one, and Mr. Grooms had a good deal of nerve to go at them, as they are probably connected with a soore of others who woald not scraple to retal. fate in fall for the rald on their littio game. There has not been a confi- dence play alnce the arrest and if, as looks probable, the organization Is broken up, Mr, Goows s entitled to the greatest respect, and to a more sobstantial reward for hia excellent judgment. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the world, ~ Warranted to speedily cure Burne, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcere, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Oancers, Piler, Chilblains, Corus, Tetter, Chavped Hande, and all skin erup- tions, guaranteed to cure in every instance, ed for this pur-|g or money refunded. 25 cents per Lox, For sale by O, ¥, Goodmun, ENERGETIC ASSESEORS. An Anonymous Fault Finder. —_— Now that the assessors are all busy, the usual number of adventures and incldents are belog reported. A resident of Thirteenth streetsent an anonymous communication to the the assessor of the Third ward, Mr, Matt Hoover, complalning that a nefghbor who was in basiness with a stock valued at $2,000 hai not been aseonsed for 1882, and mak- ing some very insulting insinuations to which he had not the courage to attach his came. An ex- amination of tho records of 1882 as- sessments showed that the party com- plalced of had been assessed $975 and patd his taxes thereon, this belng a good average por cert of a $2000 stock, The first lottor of the man's name had beon mistaken for L instead of 8, and the kicker had looked only in the 8's, and &t oxes jumped to the con- clusion that thoro was an unjast dia- crimination gofug on, A gontleman just moving fnto the cily wason his way with several loads of goods to his houes In the Fourth ward, when ho was met by the as- sor, Who stopped him and inquired {the lived ln that ward and if he had been assessed. ‘Well,” sald the Eentlomnu, “‘why don't your city eep Its assessors on the outskirts to oapture new arrivale? There's one thing sure, Omiha will never go bankrupt with such watchful and effisient cflicers,” -~ If You Are Ruined in health from any cause, espectally from tho vse of any of the thousand ncstroms that promise 8o largely, with long flotitious testimoniale, have no fear., Resort to Hop Biltters at once, and in a short time you will have the moat robust and blooming health ATTENTION FARMERS, ‘Whiteseed corn. We have just re- celved from Missouri a car of thoroughly tested white meed corn, red cob, oarly matoring variety, This white corn will pay 505 to 82 per load more than yellow corn for all that can be marketed next fall and winter, Atras Misusa Co, M8.a3: Cor. 7ih & Jones Ste, SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLONGE Made from the wild flywars of th FAR FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY it 1s the most fragrant of pafame Manufactured by H. B, Slaven, San Franclsco. tor sale in Omaha by W, J. Whitehouse and Konnard B -— MUZZLED FO % MONEY. The Unlted States Court Orippled for Cish Thus far very littlo business has been transacted in the Ualted States ocourt, the grand jiry belng not yet filled up tonoon yi«:urdsy, when court adjourned to 2 p. m The great diffl:ulty ssems to be that the appropriation for May ex- pensen 18 wholly {nadcquste for the term’s buslness, The total amount for paylng the grand and petlt jarors isbut $900 which would not run them over five or aix days. Tho conse- quence ls, that, as Eut little can be accomplieked in that time, the court will soon havo to dlscharge them and proceod with equity business only for the remainder of the term, = The grand jory was impaunelled durlng the afternoon and before the day's work was done, returned an in- dletment against E R. Hood, of Ne- maha county, for robbing the malls, A bill was also found agalvet James McVey, who was arrested ln this olty some time ago with charge of counter- felting and in whoso possession bogus coivs, dies and material was found and captared, These are Solid Facts The best blood purifier and system reg. ulator ever placed within tho reach of suf- fering humanity, truly is Electric Bitters, Inactivity of the Liver, Biliousness, Jaun. dice, Constipation, Weak Kicneye, or any disease of the urinary organs, or whoever requires an appetizer, ton! mild stimu- lant, will always find Electric Bitters the best aud oaly certain cure known. They aot surely and quickly, every bottle guar- ::'uu} ’na: xlvg -l:u:«;,nhl-uzhn or money uned, old at fifty cents a bottie 0. ¥, Goodman, 4 Dottlo by BEE THURSDAY MA DOUBLE D:ATH. An Eogineer and Brakeman Killed Near Norfolk, Their Train Goes Dowa Through a Bndge. Among the varlous caeualties re- ported as resuliicg from the recent storm, none have been 8o terrible as that which occarred yesterdsy on the lne of the Chicago, Milwaukee & 8t. Paul road, near Norflolk, A mixed freight traln, No, 11, lef: Covington st 2.35 p. m. en route to Norfolk over the branch road, but tled up at Wayne by ordera of Saper- {ntendent Morford, tho heavy raln atorm rendering it unsafe to proceed Av daylight yesterday they started sonth from Wayne, moving with great precantion, and when they had gone about tweaty three miles from Wayne struck a bridge at which the fatal accl- dent ceyurred. At this place a wash- out had undermined the foundations of the bridgs and the eugine and traln plunged headlong into the abyass, wrecking tho former and demollshing alx cars which were loaded with lam- ber, The engineer,Ssm Reed, was caught by the flying timbers sand held fast for three hours, with his head barely above the water. The mon worked hard to releaze him, bat, owling to the water, slow progress was made. Taey fioally succeeded, however, in extrl- cating bim, when it waa found that one of his legs was badly shattered. Ho was taken to his home {n Norfolk, snd there had the injured leg ampu- tated, and at last accounts he was In hopeful splirits, but the doctor thinks it 1s & critical caso and that his r. covery s very doubtful. He isa widower and his mother keeps house for him, The head brakeman,|J. Pheasent, was killed. For some time he was missing, and it was supposed that he was drowned, He was fically found dead, lying on top of the boller of the englne, with a frelght car over him, The body was taken to Norfolk, where his family reside, The passenger coach was not dam- aged. A large force has been to work to clear up the wreck, the cars being piled up In a contused mass on top of the wrecked locomotive. U THE NEW CHURCH. St Mary’s Avenue Congregstional Church Organized. The servicas at the St Mary's Avenue Congregational church Tuesday evening were extremely lateresting, 1t being the occaston of the fustallaiion of Rev. Willard Scstt as pastor, The programme of exercises was as follows: Organ Voluntary. Rav. French Reading of minutes.j Doxology. Tuvoestion and Salutation, Rev, Hink- ley. Gloria Patri.” Choir, Hymp, Rev. French, Reception of Mombers and Baptism. Rev Scott, Right hand of fellowship to church, Rev. Sherrill to Mr. Locke, Anthem, Choir. Scripture. Rev. Wainwright. Prayer of Consecration, Rev, Broes, Oharge to Postor, Rev. Swing. Hymn, Rev, Stewart, Right hand of fellowship, Rev. Merrill, Music, Choir, Charge to people. R:v, Hamlin, ymn, Rav. Gilbert, Benediction, Pastor. Addresees were made by Rev. A. T, Swing, of Fremont, Rev. Mr. Mer. rlll and Rav. Mr. Hamlin, ¢f Councll Bloffs, Sixty-fivo members wero recelved into the church, which begins its work under ths most favorable ausplces, ————————— MILITARY MATTERS, The Latest Army Orders from De- partment Head quartere. Racruit Frank E. Holman, enltsted at Fort Onaha., is assigned to thedth Infantry. Tno board of survey convened by paragraph 1, Speolal Ozders No. 117, serlos of 1882, from thess headquar- ters, s dlesolved. Uader the provisions of paragraph 529, army regulations, ae corrected by general orders No. 4, serles of 1882, adjutant general’s cflice, the ration of bread at Fort Laramle, Wyo., is in- creased to 22 ounces. Upon the resommondation of his troop commander, twenty dollars of the sixty dollara ordered forfelted to the United States in the oase of Pri- vate Edmond C.emens, troop H, Fifth cavairy, in general ¢ nrt martlai orders No, 35, serles «f 1882, from these headquarters, 1s remitted. Recruit Goorge Slmon, enlisted at Fort Douglse, Utah, Is assigned to company H, Sixth infaatry. A booard of survey to oconslst of First Lieutenant James Regan, regl- mental (1artermaster, Ninth it fantry, First Lieutenant Edgar B Robertson, Niath infantry, Second Lieatenant Albert 8. McNutt, Ninth infantry, will convene at Cheyenne depot, T., at such times as way bo neceesary antil the close cf the fiscal year end- fog June 30, 1884, to report upon such pablic storesdellvered at that de ot by the carrlere, as have sustalned ron or damage while in translt; to act on any shortage or damage found in stores Involced; to lnspoct the qual- ity of supplies delivered at the depot, when such inspectlon i3 stipulated in the contract under which the supplies are furnished; und aleo to act on avy loss or deficlency of etores for which the depot quartermaster, depot com- missary of subsistence and depot ord- nance cflicer are responsible, Qualck, complete cure, all 'annoying hidney, Bladder and Urlnary Dis. casos. §1. Drugelats, e OFFICIAL CHAKGES The New Marehal Goes In—The Po- licemen Don Thelr Stars, The city councll having approved the bonds of the mew clty marshal, Mr, R0, Guthrle, that gentlemen yes 1 terday assumed the daties cf hisoffico, | and his predecessor, Marshal Angell stepped down and ont ana defiad his | star, which Marehal Guthrle donned. | The rew pollee «flisers went t>| work 1.8 1 ight at roll call, cach m.n aseuming the beat of the man whom ho viced. The list of appointees is not yer complete, but the mayor seema to be intendivg to take hie cwn time in the matter, Marshal Gathrle hss beeu n Omaha f)r the psst twelvo years, and his exteusive scquaintarce will prove of great asslstance to him, J—— - THE OLD GRAND CENTRAL. Ite Ghoet Bobs Up Serenely Ornce More. The celebratod Omaha hotel cis: waa declded Tuosday by the sup erie court of the Uaited S:ates lo favor | of the deferdsuta fa the eupsrsedeas bond salt, The general ou'llne of the caw fa| thos glven by one of the attorncye therein: Creighton, Kountzy and others some years ago commonced a fore. closuro salt In the United Siaes i calt court agalost the Omaha hoto! compary, who bulilt the Geand O tral hotel. The salt was for money losned, the amount heing $100 050 and Interest, and in 1875 a decree was obtalned by tho plaintiffs for principal and iInterest, amounting in all to $185,000. The property wa: sold under foreciueure, and brought only $120,000, leaviog a deficlency, asmounting, with interest, to abiu' £80,000, which included the rente and profits. The hotel company, which incladed Caldwell, Hamilton, Barkecr, Pratt, Redick and others, took an appesl from the decree and fild a supersedeas bond in the sum of §60 0C0. The deciston of the clrcalt court was affiemed by the Ualted Statos supreme court, and thereupon sult was brought by Creighton, Kountzs and others upon the supersedeas bond, claiming a forfelture ot the bond and interest, which wonld amount to abont $80,000. At the January term, 1879 of the Uaited Suates clrcuit conrt for Nebraska at L'ncoln, thls cosy was tried by jury, who rendered a apecla verdict, whoreupon the judge entered judgment agalnst the defendsnts for aboat §20,000 Orelghton, Kounizs and o' hars then tock the case on a writ of error to the Uaited States supreme court, and Oaldwell, Hamllton and othcra, do- fendante, took a cross blll. Thia ciee came up for trlal in the supreme court fn April laet, and on Mouday the court roversed the jadgment of ths olreult court of Nobrasks, anddirected a mandate to go back to that conry ordering the judge to enter judgmeut for the defandant. This fiaally dis- poses of the long litigation. The qaestion involved in the writs of error was ono of very great lmport- ance, It was tho constraction of 29:h ralo In equity, and tha decision was look=d tor by l:wyers everwhere with groat interest, a3 there never waa a diroot deolsion rendored by tho sn preme court upayn a supersedeas or penal bond befoie. This relieves Caldwell. Hami'ton aud othera of an alleged llabillty of over $80 000, and pormifs them to retaln the money col- lected for rents and profits d=ring the appeal, amonnting to about §25 00, which i3 focluded in the §80,000. TUTT’S T PILLS SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER Loss of Appetite, Bowels costi Pain in the Head, with & dull son: ertion 'of body or mind, Lrritabilit temper, Low spirits, with a foel- ing of having neglected some duty, enriness, Dizziness, Fluttering af the heart, Dots before the eyes, Tel- low Skin, Headache generaily over }}:‘enxhc eye, Restlessness, with fit- dreams, highly colored Urine, CONSTIPATION. DR M, ML KNS W TUTT'S PILLS aro e pdapted (o auchchses one cts auch a ehange of sh the sufferer, Tucrense the Aubetite,and canse Take on Flesh, thus the sys ourished, and by their Tonle Digestive Organs, It 18 are produced, Frice jut RN TUTT'S HAIRDYE. GRAY HATp OR WHISKERS change to a GLOSSY BLAck by & single application of this Dye. It impartsanaturalcolor. Acts Instantancous 1y, - Sold by Druge(sts, OF sent by ex,ress 0B ular centa. bo malled VLK L_KOTIC:S “SPEGIA SPECIALS rted uniess not bein M T LOAN—he Om hy savings bank AYL 15 vow propired fomake Ica18 0« Omaba elfyor ' cuglas ‘ccunty resl e tro wt ¢ orront rates o fivterest, N comm wwion cha g d. Bl 1\ EY TO LOAN~—Ca)l at Law office of D, 10 , r0am K, Creighten Bloe \] ONEY T ) LOAN—AU Lowert Rates o l\l teres 2841 cmi* Loan Agency, 15th & Douglus \] ONFY LOAN®D —On chattel mortgag AV 7 Un on Block, corner 15th and Fai oom 5 ONEY—Loaned on chattel yro;orty by J. 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Reference ) aequired, 47 work d g!rl for ge 420 N, 18 1 8101 cirl tor goneral Eossewark, 0 cet. 420-1 W A (i g 1o m girl Ap Planter’s House, correr D dge and stree FREETH ANTED - Five carpenters aud cabloet mak- 422-9§ Weady work and o man prepsred, Neb 9:5¢ [ Address C M, Moftly, Boward, camy parmact S9-1 Castoriapromotes Digestion and overcomes Flatulency, Constipa- tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrheea, and Feverishness, It insures health and natural sleep, without morphine, 2 What quickly cures Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion, But Castoria, Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Oil and Paregori What gives our Children rosy cheeks, ‘What cures their fevers, makes them nlfl"‘ 'Tis_Castorin. When babies fret and cry by turns, What cures their colic, kills their worme, But Castoria, * Castorin is so well adapted to Children that I recommend it as superior to any preseription known to me.” A. Awciig, M. D., 8 Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. “"Hail Castosiat B T P S L 3 S A G CENTAUR LINIMENT-an absolute cure for Rheuma= ————eee et tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c¢. The most Powerful and Pene= trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. WANTar=TADE 8 OR Ciry or countty ¢ pleas nt '« or« at their cw ens Iy and quiet'v mde; work canyas in ;n staups for renly dreas EELIABLE o UFACIUR NG . er TT Puiladelphia, Pa, OR SALF—One flrst ¢118s Krabn plano, been llused. a targ in; ooy & 00. a¢ MoX'MEY IR & BRO'S One go:d tcam horaes, cheap ‘e St 2:108 JR SALEOR FXCHA' GE fa — | TANVED—A g od 41l for house-work wa | | family. Ajply a:8. W. ¢ merof |y 218 and C arl 8¢8-107 ATED—O e good 140 10 canva 8 34 W anisol goods, tteaty onpoyment Call | _ 37914 [t 421'8ouch 10th St, 07 | l‘mu SALE—Two treth michcora by Th | X Swite, cor. 16th and Chica o streets | property 0 L Mt KSE & 60 13220a i ol ave. NTeD--At Fort CmhaN b, ¢ gitl tocock wash il iroy, and dgencral hou e.wor G olwag 8 Call o) or ad 'ress Lieut, M S OR SALE 2019, or commanl ate by Telepacne. 4510 ' | Flor12n’s a ——— [ i«r cf Dougla hrie fra no building cn west side t, a‘joirn ¢ the nor'hwest cor- , on ot 8 bl (k13 st.nds | received at the Mercoants’ * ationi] ‘B, | Mav 17th, SAMUEL E. ROGER 3, 37017 ANTED—A ¢te d7 m n who un totmitar. Address wih refe en, K." B.e ot ce. E ANTE 1—A country girl for gen:1al h \ work. App'y 816 couth 18 h street. 14 QIL SALE—A new cor i lease to run ovir three years. Five rosms, s ~ | c'stern and summer kitch:n'aitached, Gl on ) 7 A ood siealy blackanith, one | preaices, 610 o th 10th st cet. 35w W undersiands all kinds of J bbink, st | oot ; ot O AT os OR SALF—7 room hou and barn, tw full O oon i zhcp on Lt ven sor Ambiiotvates kit I ooy Tproveds fFioe 1 betiony Aboti et Omaka. §:000, ANES, e | 855-1m) 1506 Farnam, on lea-ed ground, ANTED—A girl for genersl housework ina | TSOR SALE—New o ttopeand F urlota oo Park smali fami y. Inquire at 24 hen | Farnam averus oaly $2600, +m /Il caeh payme o, bal- stre.t. W. A, L. Giboon. 380-9§ meats at eight per cont, 350-tt ANTED.—A god comptar t girl to cook & | “do Laandry work MRS. I, T. CLARKE, 0. JOR SALE—Two acr & on rcuth Thirtoenth N. W, corne 15tn and Da_enport 8t 343-tt ©ood kou-e veven ooms, barn, tis.ern ANTED - A #mall i1l 14 or 15 years of age | 30 Davirg , rape vines and large smount of truit WAt A 55761 | otall kind. “targain §.500 M(CAGUE, oppesite a. “maba b.kery 516 10th St 8791 | ofall kind. & oppeel \VANTED ~A dinlag room yirl at the Creigh OR SAT.F-—Three 100m Fouse and tw lots at ton hou e, 810 tf Grand Is'and Neb, Must by s 1d. This i a bargain, Price§100. E. L, MORSE & CO. 1622 | Capitol avenue, 5811 \ JANTE —B 1 young matof g od avpear- | JAOR SALE- He ance andabili y,to lea n thacl thngo dry tern, cu.-build god b inews, Glod rfaentes if required. | €2,200., SITUATIONS WANTED, 8- arge 1, near towa 0LDS & AOTTER. Dge, Fh tlea ea dr ss 'S IL" Beo office 413-108 177-1mo 7 ANTED—Si uation in a small ‘aniv by & [ LNOK SALY-—A Ores cinmm secondt buud phaoton Geuman girl Laguire at 1.6 N. 13th S, Call a Harney 8t 8074 nan with bahy w uld hike oymint I on et ck, alo shaft. oand beltin¢ for drivicg 'the «bo ¢, H. P engine wita by ler, smoke: stei nlallix ueico plet. add TAM T2 IT Ch ales Orty lowa, FORAAuE= of Ed. I QOR SALE—My fixturcs ¢ o nd gtocs 1 god | eondie tion, oldest drus 83 i tawn, will rent room it cesired Party here will tak: halt inter- t, or will s il thewhol . Address A. [ nsurance 879 9§ L 3 ‘VAM‘H) uv ‘or cach, a gocd restou- raut r ciuiard Hal', Ad ress 0. T " this | TPOR 84 office, é14105 | B qu wiicies vt this o ANTED—To rent, a h usc with elzht rooms Fun SALE OR RENT—Vose Piano. to ‘e within six blocks of Po.t office. L. 52811 €. J CANAN. 20 o t = | | Q0% SALE-Phaston, M. Ph llifs, 1207 _arnam, | 4 3 Im B \W/ASTED—A e rouccratle old Tn'y f 40 10 50, v keephou se for & man anil wan‘ed es much for ¢ow| s wnthing . the wan isa a) & por ion of the thne dress J. B Sivis Eluborn station, Neb, [7OK SALE—Oue 2} ue © lot, nvar towb, 1731m REYNOLDs & MOITE | 98910 PI;\I‘VV of good brick, 88,50 por Thoura - d at 'LN. y bricks 37, v or 0 raoms, contesily 1 cated, witiway r RO 4 ing'de. Will not pay over $i0 a month. Ad- | dre & room 13, milita y headquarters, co”, 10th nnd Farotam, usi-121 \\/ ANTED=To torov { ¥ three months A » OREN Ono hlock south of 15th and Ball vue road, 150-1moj 300 | Fln SAL"—Fo1rgo:dlots, one hulf mile from on good perso u wcurity, Adirsy PO, | Ky stoficr. Chovp, eary torms. box 542 368-94 | 178 1m AOLIS & MOTTER. " FOR ' ENT—HOUSES AND LOTS. | J{'OK SALE—A fir:t-la s sccond hand top bug- 1 B ey, Call st 1319 Harney streot 397-tt OR- RENT--La go furnishei r oo § MINCELLARETUS Jaciso OR RENT—Ni.cly furn'shed bel room and | (IAKEN UP—Ono rd and whte com, mark siciing rosm, 812 per monta, 417 14th ste-er, | || s ow forkto Ief eir. bet W.W. HSUN, West Omaba, Chicago and Cass. 391-10§ 0 LET—Ooe (r two rooms with board, 1803 J SMII‘H—II«'m:)m of Leok-keep- Cali‘ornia Steect. 85 o B3, 13 ing wilinstrustn fow persors, — -~ gnd assist in, ro u.ing situa.ious, 1516 Douvglag 404-93 OR RE:T~'ine large hou:e and bas 1917 Cass Sz, A) 403 1t 1506 Farnam. Q TOLEN—On Satu doy 1 ) A H. Glds o e's st N ICE Furaish d rosw with ab e bard, 1615 | blazk ma e, wth hind fo lo Dodia St. 4017141 t frow in front of an_eizht-year-old cks whits, § ddled and brivI-d. -~ Avycne knowicg of ter wh rew — | boits plesse give inf rwa lva st Ghdstone's o kesT— Fornishod rooms for gentlemen | & ore. M43 5. W cor- 15th s reet aud Capit | avente. | 332-9% ( NUTI‘ —The under:igncd has leassd and re~ opened the Pa - fic House, Tenth ard Capi- QOR R ENT—House of 6 room+, = ith or with- | go1'avh out barn. Apply 943 ¢ r. Saun “ers »nd Grace Streets: 300-6§ and will 1y 0 test the public and especia ly the workingmen with dua e pect, aad | Wil maveith mel he, FRANK DAVS, 267-10§ SOR RENT—5 room ¢ ntage on Capit 1 Hill i‘ $.00) per month, DAVIS & sNYDER, 1/ 05 Farnam St. 841l | EL {0NTO Resiaurant, Humpheey & Co., 1115 Dodge streat, board §3 50 p:r week. Mayd-1m OST—Bunch of keys with lead tag _and own NOR 7010 of 12 room 1} miles south f depot on 10th street 815 pec J B RE 331-108 Cor D dg dcre ame, Finder plesse leave a: B OR RENT—c0 Pa 0, one n2w organ, ress- | = ouable term . Hospe's Mustc Uall, 3:9-1m | | F(IK RENT—110+ F.rnam street, brick store E D W A ii D I\U “‘ IVI !“ room and basewent, loquire on promices MAG'STER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDY 3 TONA 108 T. t T ONALINS en Farnam o n s to | M of guardlan l‘ 0—Tao sulendid & (.u”;n nt store 10 | gpirita, A ] e rccted atone ou gt Dodge, = | TG EE o on . of, the paat 322 0§ l'IU! A hamtanrsar ture. Boots and Shocs ». « to order, Fertac) satistaction guarantee! JOR RE Two ro°m-, kit.her and col'ar. 130: 3160t 1ED 1 OOM—For ront at | MR 4 McAUSLAND, JURSALY.OR RE r turts tirstel Grug woie Souh and Dorcas. Jnl, § tt RENT—Tw * Iccation, 1761w NT—Housso aud lots at sh Reat Burcau, oppiite P ISHED roons an i “nocs, 1510 Do NOR REN o uprght plauo, fine ball organ, 1519 Dodge street, 1t A. HOSPE, Jr. FOR SALE ‘ Fun SALE ~0n 8tooun ¢f remoral fiom sewn | [! the American House, 120 Douglas street, be . For turther particulard ap | ROSS end lot, Davenpost St Fasy tero s, §1,100 Desir b0 resid nes, six rooms, new barn, fall | lot, north O ahs, ¥ 500, 41910 S111 JER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varles. A marvel of pu rity strengto wholesomeness. More economical — than the orpinary kinds, and cannot be sold [P0 SALE One second hand Chickering Pi- | competition with the multitudo of low test” horh ano, enly §135. Will be sold on instaliments; | weight, alumor phosphate powser Sold only fa MAXMEVERS BRO.”" | cans. Roval, BAtNe Powoun Ce., Wall-8L.4050 ow York, TOR SALE—Fol er Skates, §10 | 894 12 MAXMEYER & CO, | [ROR SALE—One good tecond hand orgua ; 08y payments. MAX MEYER & BRO. g i