Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 12, 1883, Page 8

B EO AN cw - - ®esroerone . THE DA\LY BEE L) N TURDAY MAY 12 [ The Daily Bee. OMAHA, Baturday Morning, May 12, LOOAL BHHVITIES, —A slight sprinkle of rain fell yesterday morning, —The new city marshal and his force are on active duty now, ~The Harrison's p ‘Photos " Boyd's Monday, Seats now onsale, —The annual council fof the diocese of Nebraska meets ncxt week in Trinity oathedral, —A gang'of men was at work yesterday stackiog up the mud on Douglas street into piles for removal, A bandsome new record book has been putin the city jailor's cflize for prisoners to register their names in. John Doe still boards with the new landlord, ~ Gust Burk, one of the best ex-mem. bers of the police force, is now night watchman in charge of the postoffice building, He deserves bis good luck, —The attention of the authorities is called to the decaying carcanses of three dogs in North Omaha creek, near the bridge, victims of the late flood. + —The west-bound U, P, train yesterday was about two hours late in leaving Omaha, The delay was caused by the Milwaukee and Wabash trains, the former beiog five and the latter two hours late, —The Omaha 'bus line has just putin a splendid new omnibus made by E. Miller, of Qufncy, Til, It i lighter and morecom- pact than the old cnes, is very handsomely decorated, and is a ten-passenger 'bus. —The district conrt in Washington county begins ita sessions on Monday next, Judge Neville presiding. Judge Wakeley has gone to Burt county to conclude its term, —M, Charles Turner bas purchased of Gen, Lowe the vacant lots on the corner of Tenth and Harney streets, 66 by 132 feet, and proposes to erect & h.m busi- ness block there, —1t ia not usual for the courts to en- trench themselves behind a bulwark of flowers, but Judge Beneke has & penchant that wayand his desk is fairly covered with fresh flowers, It lightens the gloom considerably, —The work of paving on the lower block of Tenth street in golog on nicely, The granite is Iaid half way up the block on the weet side of the street car track, the men Iaying the stone in ghe up hill direc- tion, The crosiog of the U.P. shop teacks In heavily planked and everything looks substantial, The gully washed out by thestorm is not yet filled, and another rain would make it much worse, —Louis Givins, a colored man employed at the barber shop under Oaldwell & Ham- ilton's bank, wasarrested Thuraday on the complaint of his former wife, charging him with living in a state of adultery with one Maria Curtls, He was married to the complaining witness two years ago in Kansas and is & man about forty yoars of age. In default of £300 bail he was sent to Jall, ~In Jdgne Benecke's court Thureday there were two cases of intoxication, One paid and the other, Larry Casey, who raised the row at Shanon’s saloon Thursday night, was sent to jail, One man arrested a8 & suspicious character was discharged. Frank Dobson, the youth who tried to rob Gladdish and was captured with part of the goods in h.s pocket, was held for further examination. One tramp was sentenced to fifteen days on bread and water and sentence suspended till noon on condition of his leaving the city by that time, —To-day will be the ocoasion of the formal openiog of the base ball season in Omaha by the Union Pacificbase ball club} and the event promises to be one of ui usual interest. The Des Moines club, the champions of I)wa, who have just won two viotorles over the Quincy league club, are to try their metal against the Nebraska champions, ~-Saunders street is at prosent a regular bog and yesterday two loaded wagons stuck in the mud opposite Major Arm. strong's residence, and the loads, one brick and the other furniture, had to be taken off in order to get out. The street has been cut down about four feet below the grade of theMtreet car track on each side and is in bad lhlpo generally, ‘We do not aa a rale allow ourselves to use vur editorlal columns to speak of any remedy we advertlse, but we feel warranted to say a word for Hood's Sarsaparilla, Sarsaparilla has been known as a remadlal agent for centurles, and Is recognizad by all echools of practice as a valuable blood porifier. It ls put up In forms of al- most infinite variety, but Messrs. Hood & C), (Lowell, Mass.,) who are thor- oughly rellable pharmacists, have hit upon a remedy of unusual value. Cor- tainly they have vouchers ot cares ‘which we know to be most extraordl- nary. —The hearlng In the oase of Charles Jones, the man who Is charged with taking $75from the personof & woman with whom he was on a drunk, $33 of wlich was sub- sequently found on his person when serv- ing out aterm in the county jail on anoth- er offense, will come np at 2 o'clock to- day, These are Bolid Facts, The best blood purifier and system reg- ulator ever placed within the reach of suf- fering bumanity, truly is Electric Bitters, Inactivity of the leer. Biliousness, Jaun- dice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary organs, or whoever requires an appetizer, tonic or wild stimu- 1ant, will always ficd Electric Bitters the beet and only certain cure known. They sct surely and quickly, every bottle guar- anteed to xive entire eatisfaction or money nluni.d. BSold at fifty cents & bottle by O. F. Goodmai = ————— —Gen, 0. O, Howard willspeak at the Sabbath evening concert of the Saratoga Union Supday school next Sunday eveo. ing st 8 o'clock, Oity friends of the school are cordially invited, — A sancy school boy out at Newell, Took hold of the tail of & mu.ell, He lost part of his cheek,’ Bat was sbout ina wuk; 8t. Javobs Oll cured Master Buoll, A DOUBLE CRIME. A Bold Ihyhpht Rnbbery and Forgery, The Swindler Captured at the Mil- lard Hotel. One of the boldest games lately played In this city by the gang of burg- {ars, highwaymen and confldence men was that which wuk place about 11:156 p m, yesterday. At that time a young man, smooth faced, genteel looking and wearing » neat suit of lightclothes, entered the jowelryatore of Max Meyer & Brother, corner of Farnam and Eleventh and stated to Mr. Adolph Moyer that be had been sent down by Mr John Bau- mer to get two gold hunting case wafches and two good movementa He was aeked if he had an order, and replied that he had not. *‘Well, T don't know you,” sald Mr. Meyer, “‘avd I know ail cf Mr. Baumer's men. 1 can't let you have the goods withoutan order,” After some farther conversation the young man went away. and returned a few moments later with ap order written in pencil on a half a sheet of note paper, Tho order was as fol- lows : Messns, Max Mever & Bro : L t my boy have several Waltham or Elgln, 18 or 14 cise, watches, Havo a customer, JouN BAUMER, 1314 Farnam, Upon this the young man, who had of course forged the note, was glven the following property: One 14 carat hunting box case, No. 7,945; one 18 carat hunting box case, No. 45 842 one P. S. Bartlett movement, 8. W. " No. 230,128, and ono B, W. Raymond movement No. 1,091 759, the whole belng worth about 5200. After the young man started away the order was examined and the signa- tare looked so little like that of Mr. Baumer that Mr. Van Cott was sent out to follow the man. He went as far as Baumer’s store and passed on by when Van Cott trled to catch him and the tlief broke Into a ran turning down Fourteenth street and running Into the alley back of Hornberger's, where he eluded his pursuer and made his escape. Marshal Gathrle wasat once notl- fied and the pollce were soon on the trall A man was sent to watch the U. P. trains and others to search the town, s than an hour after the fellow went into Schlank's pawn shop and tried to dispose of some of the property, but seeing that he was liable to be detected broke and ran out of the store again, making his escape. About 1 o'clock & man was seen on Eleventh aud Dodge supposed to be the one, but was not identified. About 3 o'clock Mr, Jake Markel, of the Millard, notified Max Meyer that a man answering the desoription of the one wanted was at tho Millard, having come in Thursday from the west, He gave his name out as Ed. Kennedy, and had been stopplugover a day or two with Buffalo Bill at Col- umbus, where he clalmed to be the son of Mike Konnedy, the San Fran- olsco theatrical manager. He regls- terad at the Millard, and was belleved to be what he represented himself. Yesterday at; ncon he went to Mr, Davenport, telling him that he had got in & game of poker and lost his money, bor- rowed $40, giving up a gold watoh as securlty, made the statement at Moyer's that he was six daya out from Callfornia and looking at the hotels for California guests, he was nailed at the Millard and gave up one of the watches and returned $20 of the oash borrowed of Mr. Davenport. He was taken into the oftive and confronted by Mr, Moyer who identified him, He clalms that the other watch was turned over to another man, Subsequently the second watch was found In Kennedy's boots, and thus the entire property was recovered by the owners, The only man out was Me. Davenport, who was $20 short on his loan, Kennedy was taken down to Max Moyer's store and told several confliot- ing sterles about himself, A telegram was sent to San Franclsco to ascertaln his real identity and meanwhile he is in jail, Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the world, - Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fover Sores, Oancers, Piles, Ohilblains, ' Corus, Totter, Ohapped Hands, and all skin erup: tions, guaranteed to cure in every instance, or money refunded. 25 cents per box. Heo was detected by having 1 who has hisstore In the Tuird ward, on Thirtcenth street, between Harney and Howard, that carrlos a stock of about 2,000 In hardware, stoves and tinware, and is not toxed a cont for 1882 How that {s 1 don’t wnder: stand and wonld like to have some ex planation about it. If ono party pays €70 a year and the other party nothlng, that {8 not right, Please look It up and obllge yours respect- fally, A TAXPAYER, Tae writer of the above has not seen fit to slgn hls name, but If he will go to the records he will find that the party was asse:eed in 1882 $075 on his personal pmperly {n the Third ward, Marr Hoover, Asnsessor Third Ward, How Onlidren Had * Fun, On & summer day they went to play, the roa’ (0 Descon Jones’ pasture; k climbed the tree, Vic looked 8o gay; The hours were pent fn fun anf laugnt-r. That night, t:ose youngsters yelled with pain, Yos, the funn. D ck and Victoria; The gripes were of the green apple kind, Bntquick.y cured by Castoria A MAY PARTY. The Seco.d Annual Celebration of the A, 0. H, Band, The B. % M. Band, cf Piatte- moutb, Vieit Their I'riends, The recond annusl May party of the A. O H. tock placo las: evenlog at Hall and was attended by about 200 people. Toe B. & M. traln from the south in the evening brought wish 1t the celebrated band formerly known as the Plattamouth Silver Helicon band bat for the paet yesr as the B, & M, band. This orgazization works auder the ausplees of the B. & M. rail- road, Superintoudent Holdrege being their patron saint. They came up eleven strong, ove of tho members bo- ing detained at home. Thelr uniform is an extremely ncat aud handsome one, belng of blue with white epau- letten, stripes and faclugs They are a fine locking and gentlemanly eet of men and first-class musiclans, The membership is as follows: A, . Clark, leader. W. G. Luper, M. 0'Gounor, J.F, Jobneon, H. Schulhoff, R. I. Dabb, F. Ramge, ¥, 8. Hewitt, F, Lehohoff, On the way up from the depot they played one or two fine pleces and also on thelr way to tho hall In the even- fng from their stopping place, the hospitable Creighton. Among the Plattsmooth gentlemen who accom panied them was Messre. Loe Sharp and Dallas Delaney. Crounse's hall, as spscious as it Is, was comfortably filled and Irvine's orchestra furnlehed music for the dancers. The A. O. H. band was preeent in full uniform and with the uniformed Plattemouth band added to tho brilliatcy of tho soene. Tao A, O. H. bind comprisea tho following memborahfp: J. Douglas, Leader. Owen Buckley, C. Maker, M, Douglas, J. McCoy, P, Douglas, P, Casey, T. Bolan, D, Carroll, T, C. Douglas, W, Golden, Y. Carroll, R, Craron, J, Bolan, The programme of the evenlng In- cluded 28 numbers, and the selections were choice aud the dancing greatly enjoyed. The following were the committeea: Master of Ceremonies—J, C. Doug- Committee of Arrangements - R Craron, J. McCoy, P. D.uglas, P, J. Carroll, T, C. Douglas, Reoeption Committee—Denis Car- roll, T. Bolan, M. D.uglas, P, Casey. R. Craron. Floor Managers P. J. Carroll, T, C. Douglas, J. McCoy, W. A, Golden, 0. Maker, P. Douglas, John Bolan, A Stsartling Dmcovery. Physiciana are often startled by remark able discovories, The fact that Dr, King's Now Discovery for Consumption and all Throat and Lung diseases is daily Lurlnx patients that they have given up to die, is startl ng them to realize their sense of duty, and examine into the merits of this wonderful discovery, resultiog in hundreds of our best Physicians using it in their practice. Trial bottles free at C. F.Good- man’s Drug Store, Regular sizo $1.00, AUl e SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLONGE Made from the wild flowers of th FaR FaMeEp YOSEMITE VALLEY 1t is the moat fragrant of parfame Manufactured by H. B. Slaven, Nan Franolsco. tor sale in Omaha by W, J. Whitehouse and Kennard Bros - The Rono Evenlng Gazette 1s the For sale by O, . Goodman, ottt L AL v B. OF L. F. A Dellghtful Ball at Masonic Hall Thursday {Night. Tho ballgiven at Masonic hall Thurs- day evening bysome of the members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire- men was an enjoyable one in every respect, It waa gotten up by Mr. G, T. Anderson, who has glven several May parties and dances previously, and his success was as great as ever. About 70 couples were present, and danced to the stralns of he choloest music furnished by Irvine's orcheatra, there belog twenty-slx numbers on the programme, The committees, to whom great oredit 1s due, were: G. T, Anderson, manager; W, E. Johnson, Thos, F. Barry svod Bart Henney, reception; W, Burk, C. C. Falr and A, llurl‘»), floor managers, The programmes were handsome speelmens of typographlcal skill, and will do toretaln as souvent; B FLIES AND BUGS, Klles, roaches, auts, bed bugs, rats, mice, gophere, chipmunck, clearea out by “‘Rough on Rats.” 160, —— . — A Little Too Previous. The following letter will explain itself; Omany, May 3, 1883, Doug'as County Commiss'onere, Omaha: GextuemeN—I don't understand how it comes that everybody Is not assested, There.ls a party, Mr. Theo Sinhold, cheapest paper and best advertising medium in Novada. Its Weekly s the home paper for tho whole state. 8p23- mdlmecd- wdy BURKE-CURTIS, Two Celebrated ¥quertriennes Who ‘Will Kiae at 1he Driving Park To-asy. The reclng matiuve &t the Omaba driving park thls afternoon will un- doubtedly draw a large crowd, as the programme {8 an cxcellent one, Nellis Burke, the well known equestrienne, snd Jonnie West, of Texas, will rido » tea-mlile race, Nellle Curtis, aleo & famous eques- trienne, will ride a half-mile dash agatost Mes. Burke. Mias Cartls ar- rived tn Omaha Thursday on her way to Denver, and learning that Mre, Burke was here concluded to remain over and ride her a race for & purse of She will ride her horse ‘‘Parse-Bearer,” which {s entered in the Dinver races, and has never lost her a race yet. Miss Curtls rode a twonty mile race agalnst Ploneo in Denver, and also in Load- ville, and won both racss, and she also beat Pinneo at Des Momoes. Burke, however, beat Cartls at Atchi- eon in a ten mile race, giviug her one mile the start. Tae half mile dash to- day promises to be close and exelting In addition to the above, there will be Roman charlot races, with two and four horses, hurdle races with not les than four starters, and an Indlan war- rlors’ race, ‘Would not be withont Redding’s Russia Salve, is the verdict of all who use it Priee 200, Third Warl Rflpublmans Per- THE BANNER CLUB. manently Organized for Campaign Work. Mayor Chase Immortalized in Very Comwplin entary Res- olutiors. A largn gatherlng of republicans met at the Olty hotcl, Tenth and Harne last evening to attend the Third_ward republican club, to make pormr nt organization, The preeent tempuary cfficers were elected per- manent for the ensulng year The inttiation fee for members was fixed at 86 00. Tae club extended a votecf bon voyage to Charles Bankes, Who starts for Germany to-morrow. The followlng duced by Judge Jok ananfmonsly sdopted Wugreas, The Rapublleans Clab of the city of Omaka was the first to organize and is ertitled to be called the banner ward club of this clty; and, . ‘Wuereas, This clob championed the cause ot the Honorable Champlon S Chase st the late election for mayor, which action resulted In a vic- tory; therefore, bo it Res Lvep, First—Taat we aro uo- der lasting and great obligation to Colonel Casse for his kind remem- bravce of hie frlerds and workere; for his many aprointments tendered ue, and for the ffi i 1 positlons we are now enjoying; we can now live at eate aud comfort cur famtlies for two yeara, Res Lvep, Second—That at the next general election we Champion tho cause of Mr. Caase for congress or for governor. Knowing full well that If we make his election sure to elther of the above cflizes, that the way he has remembered his friends now, that all members of this banner ward club will have a einecure for the balanco of retolatlons, iatro- H. Sahler, were HICKMAN'S FAILURE. A Well Known Omaha Firm in Trouble, The Liabilities Supposed be Very Heavy. A Dishonrst Clerk Charged With Causing the Fatlure. There will be a great deal of sar- prise and not less regret among the basiness men and ocitizers generally to learn}@ of [thel fallure offZ'te blg millinery firm of H, & C, F, Hick- man, whoee p'ace of business on Far. nam street is known to everybody. The firm hes always done n ver; carrying tho firest goods only and a heavy stook at tlmee. They were generally sup poted to be as subatan financially aa they were popular, but 1% secma that owing to fallare fn cols lections and other embarassments they have bsen considerab'y hampered for the past six months, Bradatreet and Company have been watching the course ot affaira protty closely snd early Zyesterday i:sued the fo'lowing notise to the trade re- specting the firm: ‘“‘H, and C. F. Hickman have given abillof sale of stock, etc., to the Omaha National Fank to securo notes amounting to §8,850. Havo also glven slx mortgages on stock os fol. lowa: Mrs. W R Remingtor, §400, Mrs. F. Forsytn. $2,(00; Thomas Mariin, €017; Casuncey Wiltse, 81,100; Wm. White, €1,513, and Bagsett, Sherman & Co., #3879, smounting in all to §10,409. They are auid to be owirg heavily onteide of this.” Tho news of tho failare was a sen- eral surprise, and hope s exp esed on all sides that mat*ers can bejadjusted a8 to place the house on its - again, The chief cause of the fallure, Mr. Hickman olaims, {s the defalcation of large buainces, their natural lives. ——— e — SkiLL 1N raE Worksnor —To do good work the mechavic must have good health, If long hours of con- finemant In close rooms have enfee- bled his hand or dimnted his sight, let him at ouce, and before some or- ganic trouble appears, take plenty of Hop Bitters. ;{A- system wlll be re- javenated, his nerves strengthened, his sight become clear, ard the whole counatitution be built up to a higher workting condition, PERSONAL, B.M. Willsey, Vie G, Lantry, James Foley and F. W, Kenney, all of Blair, registered at the Mil'ard yesterduy. Q. L. Haweby, of Oaklan], Samuel S Elmer, of Arlington, and J. R. Reed, o Tekamab, are at the Millard, C. E, Sumner and wife, H, W, Nieman and A, E. Cady, of Schuyler, are at the Millard, Mare Klaw, of the Madiscn Sqnare Theater Esmeralda ccuwpany, is in the city. Mrs, G. 8. Swith and Mrs, W, 2, Jones, of Plattsmouth, sre at the Paxton, Mrs. C. W, Hincheliffe, of Austin, Nev., is a guset of the Millard H. Eagleson and J, Will Dick, of Craiy, were in town yesterday, David Dean and wife, of Achland, dined at the Paxton yesterday, Gov, Hale, of Wyoming, s a guest of the Paxton, W. I, Fox, of Lyons, is st the Paxton. Taomas J, town, Hon, F. M. Sackett, of Albion, isin the city. F. B Tiffany, of Albion, is at the Pax- ton, M. L. Higgine, of Fremont, is at the Paxton, Jas. McKenns, of Ft, Snel ing, Mizn,, is & guest cf the Paxton. R, A, Heaton and R, H, Webster, of Weston, is in town, H. A Johns, of Seward, isat the Pax- ton, J. H, ArtLur, of Burlington, is at the Paxton, Dr. W, H. Palwer, of Blair, was in the clty last night, Swan, of Cheyenne, is in J. P, Latta, of Tckamab, was in town st night. F. M, T Millard, J. H, Burr, of North Platte, is at the Millard, E. Jackson, of Leadville, is at the Millard, Geo. H. Brooks, of Bazille Mille, ia at the Millard, W. A, Wells, of David City, is in town, W. ¥, Swan, of Denver, is at the Pax. ton. M ruge, of Schuyler, Is at the ss Eleanor Malford, of Milville, N, J., is at the Paxton, Henry Head, of Ledville, is in town, Mrs, Col. Burnham bus departed on a visit to her daughters at Ft. Leavenworth and St, Louis, Mr.and Mrs, W, L, Parrote left Thun«hy evening for New York, Conductor N, B, Terrill, of the Kansas City, St. Joe & Council Bluffs railway,has returned to duty after & two months’ ab- wence in Texas, where he went to recuper- ate his health, Colonel and Mrs, Ludington left Omaha yosterday for Woshington. Col. Luding- ton enters theoffice of the quartermaster general, in which he was during part of the 'soventies, W. H, Loowis, of Hannibal, manager of the Consolidated Tauk Line Company, and E, R. Harris of New York are at the Paxton, John Higgivs, of Amburn; Chas. W, Swith, of Lincoln, and Frank M, Din. ning, of Tecumseh, are in town. Col, Stanton and his clerk, Mr, W, H? Chase, left for Sidney yesterday on business oconnected with the pay department. The best mediclne of the age for quickly curing indigestion, nervous- ness, oto., ls Brown's Iron Bliters, John A. Bartine, who now s in jul on the charge of detrauding him cf $360, the first amouut proved. Bar- tine was travaling salesman and made the money by dlshoreet vouchers, charglng ex‘ra expenses, catfare, etc., and leaving his hotel bills, collecting money, oto., which he did not repors. The whole amoant Is supposed to run up to §1,000 or $2,000 In additlon to bis pre- forred credivcrs, whose clams are $18 000, Mr, Hic'm:n owes 8,000 to unsesured credltors Ho says he han baen depending on the eale of $10,000 worth of goods being wold by the wan Bartine in Colorado, but instead Bartine went to Donver and laid sronnd and dida’t even pey hls hotel bille, and now therofore he has the goode on hand, Mr. Hickman claims he can work out by log extoncioa, bat if hls creditora forco him he can't pay 25 cante on the dollar, Bartine, who is chirged with the embezzlement of $360, was pnt under $500 bond«, Mr. Greaen, the mail for his ap- carrier, going security Desranca TUTTS PILLS SYMPTOMS OF A 1 TORPID LIVER Loss of Appetite, Bowels costivi Pain In the Hond, with o dull sent Eation In tho back part. aih under the Shoulder blade, fullness afier euting, with a disinclination to ex- ertion 'of body or mind, Irritabilit; of temper, Low spirits, with a fecl- ing of having negleoted some duty, Weariness, Dizsiness, Flactoring & the heart, Dots before'the eyes, ¥el- iow Skin, Headache generaily over the right’ eye, Restlessness, with fit- ful dreams, highly colored Urine, CONSTIPATION. TUTES PILLS aro especially n(lnm 0 8 cases, one d n.ne ch o Chinie of feo he suflerer, Fenue the A bpetite,and cause gu Fleah, dfidnas 'd, and by thel e lKnl(lveOl‘l{ are produced. Murrny St WTWIWITDTF GRAY HAR OR WHISKERS change to a GLossY Buck by & singlo application of this Dy, 1¢ imparts ana Iy, Sold by Eecalpt alcalor, ActsInstanta fon and (l,nM eeriot e e sl ed LG o roblonton: SPECIAL NOTIGES. LA SPECIALS wll POSITIVELY not beln erted unless pald In advance. TS LUAN—MONEY for Infants and Children. Castoriapromotes Digestion and overcomes Fla ney, Constipa- tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrheea, t\ml Feverishness. It insures health and natural sleep, without morph What gives our Children rosy cheaks, What cures their fevers, makes them iTis Castorla, When babies fret and cry by turns, What cures their colic, kills their worms, But Castoria. tipation, What quickly cures € Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion, ** Castorin Is 8o well adapted to Children that But Castoria, 1 recommend itas superior to any preseription " o known 1 ell then to A. ArcHER, M. D, Portland Ave., Brookly v or Oil and Par Hall Castorial CENTAUR LINIMENT—an absolute cure for Rheuma= tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c¢. The most Powerful and Pene= tmun" Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man, An exper en od Go nn or wedo afanily oftwo, N. E. cor. 19h Noother necd a ply. R SAL“—he woolen build to rolck Bank's, consls ing of stors, with threo anl Do sicets PIAL Kaes wi 1 house of three rooms 3. and kiteh It i3 in g0t Fepoir, as it was al — most eatire y rebuilt threa yea's azy, Pricy, Vi CTED-A girl ot the Albany Honse,outh | hive hund-d a-d fitty dollais, Ayply at A: Y 10h stree’, H112) | Cru ckshank & CO.'S 15911 - | - 7 ANTED—A good Sarbor at | [FOR SALE-On a-count cf reme val trom town 101! Dodge etreet the Ameri an Heuse, 020 Douglas straet, be- d 10th, For further .mmu.\u“p 3 L. J. RO, A see nd giri at 1513 Hoxard St 2t W JANTED -A g od girl for genersl housie work, Small_farily Perun nmuel Reey, Leavenworth etre \V/\\fl Three ot four imy roved far1s ‘or | cath cuttom s, also wyll i proved resi dencs vepe ty in cty. K. & mig-iw Woller Skates. §1 00 a pair, at MAXMEYER & CO. EOR FXCHANGE-—R0 acres of good Faset'e Co. llls 8 miles from or city oracre property Tit'e perfec, price & 00 E L MURSE & CO 1622 Cacitol ave, JOR SALE— hr e fra ue b of 12:h street, a4joi vn : th icr of Douglas, on lot 8 bl ‘ck eceivid at the Mercbants' *ational Pank until 7th, SAMUEL E. ROGER3, 17 Mes \ 7 ANTED—A g'rl at 1515 Chicago street. 41111y AN ED—Fxperlenc:d men w'th teams to break prairie a5 §2.10 per acre. 41511 BOGGS & HILL, ;OR SAL¥—Ono gocd second hind organ on'y €35 eary payments 397-12 MAX MEYFR & ERO. ORSALF—7 room hou o_and 1 lote ni ely improved Omat a, $1000, -1m + 15 \ TANTED—A wirl for general ho sework, No. §03 s>uth 20th street. 420-118 ANTED—A diring ro m girl Appy. Planter's House corner D dge ard ('Gth . 43113 ANTE — \xun\bn ste.y work and kord wages paid, gingle mea pr Neb L two fall Fine 1 cation, South nam, Tiageand F ur (Cts 01 Park say o, bal- Addre » C. M. Moftit, V TANTED—LADI § OR Y UNG NMEN 1N Ciry or country t1 take . light and | M pleas nt vor« at their owo hom NOR SA E—New B et caly Sieo h Thirtecnth barn, (is.ern ount of tiuit UR NGO .Dr w 2= \V D -A dinlag room gir. at the h ton hou e, 30 b atirg . rapo vines and 410 sll kind. Largain §.5(0 MCAGUE, opposite | Post Office. 319t Fmtnm‘ Threo 100 house an i tw) lots nd Isacd Neb, Musth s 1l Thisisa Prices00. E. L. XOX.E &CO. 62 851 'BITUATIONS WANTED. A\ ED-—Si‘uation \W a 8ter dt Swedish | wian for ta¥ing care of hor es snd do gen= cral work around " ncuses. Address John D. | g Southern Hotel, 1412 —Heuse an Juildings, ote. large lot, near to OLDS & MOTTE VW ANIED—A situation st sic eral houwwere by & youug cact, ina privite family. App'y at the Daran Hotise, oppisite Beo offics 1§ haba piano, been £ 00, at FR & BRO'S \\ TANTED—S1 uation in o small '.r-f\ by o German girl loquire st 1 6 N, 13th S, - | A A \ o i il g hee r. teed or green gt ck, als0shaft. helting for ivivg the abo e, ita boiler, smoke: sddre's WILG. 95 3mj 5 WANTS adesand your g st , Taquire 312-16§ scnaile, instracti ny 2 to 4 p ituation furnished 1516 Doug 451 [OR SALE ,m Stock fistur, tion, ol drug:, notions and o trud - and et ¢t i1 good condie firuz buciness in town, will rent room if - esired. ere wi'h take half inter- eat, or wiil well th whol>. Ad(ress A. L. Mane ing, Duniap w 2452w | —To engage in lucrative Gapltal, Good chan Re’erer ces oxchange. “F R, H." Millard tote . 2 A-dresa for tw 42511 I"““ SALE—OId newspapers io large and mmu ANTED—By an »rmy officer, a hous s of & L BN DL or 0 raoms, cemteally 1 cated, wita water 210 a ‘mouth dre & room 13, milita y” headqua nnd Farnt am! Ad: | FNOR BALE OR RENT—Vose Plano. , cor. 10th l‘ 52841 CJ as7-1241 FOR KENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, i -~ bhed room 1503 Far am 82+ | JROR SATE—One wecond hand Ch ckering Pi- | ¥ ano, en'v 8135, Will be sold on i~stallments; e & Casy payments, MAX MEYER & BRO, of 12 room 1§ miles & uth 5 J B. REVFIELD, YOR SALE—( | 2 arrs lot, near town, $1,900. 331125 Cor Ddge and 12th ' 10" Ds & NOTTE 4, 5% T_Ploseant farnished 1o0m with | TLENTY of gond brick, §8.50 por Thousand at board, Modern im, rovements 1718 Dodgo, K'LN. Chiwney bricks 87 01 per thoussnd. 45817% 0 | Cistern brick 8.50, 10 closo b DABBLE, Vue road. 1 OF K eouth of 15t aad OR RENT A nice new cottsge of 5 rooms. Inquir: at Ednolm a-d Erickson, 45314 | OR RENT—Tw) roome up stalrs, 8 E_corner | R S o —Foar go-dlots, one half mile from 136 avd Case 84, 405,09 ¢. Chesp, eay terma, 4 N Furni hed room to rent, 117 S_17th | _ 118 RE (AOLLS & MOTTER. 450 17§ L e | [OR SALE—A firit-c'a‘s fecond hand top b IOR RENT -Geod six room hull!l a1d bamn gy, Call at 1319 Hainey strect, Pacifc St. $30. AMES, g 419- Fern.m St, OR RENT—Nicely furnished bed room and | - = SN Flit!in( room, $12 per montn, 417 14th str et, | IVOU\IV Oa ter lh St. a v\n'cr. Owner ¢an bet. Chicago and Case, 391115 Fave smo by payi « for thivalvertiser ent. Apply st Wilg and Westierg's cry geod store ENT—At 1911 Farnam St. a large front | ¢OTer 10th and Jacksou. 4311 room with gas, bath-room and'board, suita- St S AH ble for taog ntlemen. u 5128 black wth hind fe locks whits, $.ddl and brirlod. Anyone knowing of rer wh hots please give informalion at Gladsto store. M- — 00 Saturduy 1 ight from in front of ildstoro's stors, an els ht-year-old T—Two u lumlshml rooms st 1013 treet W MERRILY, OR RENT—\ 2z00d4 r-om !asement, fuita- EL TONTO Rest ¢ [{ble ¢ rilht h-usekeeping. Inqure ' ¥ Kose, | | entanran cor lU(h and H('Nllhl 41" 115 , Humphrey & Co., 1115 Dodge strect, Loard §3 50 pir weck. Maydim EDWARD KUEHL QOR RENT—House at E. E. cor. 10th end Pa- I e R 18 10w pr.pored tomake loans 01 Omaba city or Feuglas county 1evd e tae at ¢ rates o fiutere h NEY TO LOAY 1\ Thomes, room 8, C N=AT Lowstt Brtes o osn Agency, 15th & Doug \lusn TOANFD —0n chattol mortgago room AM 7 Unon Block, orner 15th and Farnam Sts. 120-Tme§ M QNEY- Loaved on chattel projerty by J. AVL T Beatty, No 218 South 14th strect TO LOAN—AC § per cent, Shriver's atate and Loan Agency, opposite poat office 67-t8 HELP WANTED. \ TANTED—A fir.tciass cook, for hot once. St te wigas expc'ed. Ad:ress FARANK SHAFFER 4014 Shafler House, A m LACKSMITH WANTED—A good, steady blicksmi b can ges y work the year round, by apply ng taths undeisigned. Mush b K00d On plow work and general Jobling, single man proferred. Address, giving particw/ars and stating wages wanted, | CLARK OLD3, Ce'ar R .p 14, Boo u\uuul\,l\h ‘\ ANTED —A servant girl ir cook, wash and iron 19 second do T abov 19¢h, 44712§ AN ED—A good competest girl to which good wages will be pa'd, N. W, corner 18 & pm.‘,” St 18-t A competent solicitor for a city wepaper, must understacd his business well 1ecommended. One speaking YRILN and gernanpriforred. Tnquire at 103N, 18th 8¢, i \\r ANTED- Carpenters e:raer 9th and C aveaue 5 2§ ANTED - Agood glrl for .mmm housework 1l 1 in ily, 420 N 18th 8t 4'%13¢ ANTI wmen for trak layers. Inqaire Cunleld House GEO. CANFIELD, #41-15¢ Desirable unfurnivhed 10'm1 on | MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND COND! first f or, 412 north 18th strec 311" | TIONALIST, 408 Tenth street, hotween Farnam and Harney. Will, with theald of guardisn epirits, obtain for any one a glance of the past aud prosent, and an oart; ditions 1n the fa. ture. Boots and 8hoes wade to order, Perfoch satiafaction gusrantoel 45 O LET—One cr two rooms with bord, 1808 Cali‘'ornia Stacct. 850-6 T ICE Furolsh d room with 1ab'e board, 1615 N Do &, 40114 QOR Ri 5 room cottage on Capito Hill $:009 por month. DAVIS DER, 1105 3411 orm», 'nusw ——__——..________—-—‘—— TICELY FURNISHED ROOM—For rent at IN 1% Boward street. MRS, MCAUSLAND, 188t MOR SALE OR RENT—Store rocm with fix tures Firstclss looation for grocery and Urug store South 15th stiect, betwe:n Martha and Dorcas, Jnly 1,400, McCAGUE, Opp. Tice, ¥61m nd lots at shriverand sau, opposite Pos T—Hous. NOR KE ! Bell's, TED rooms and board. #, 1310 Dodge street. 1ED ROOMS—Very dosirable lo ocation , real estate, opp.,P. O QOR RENT— Flae upright plano, fiae Kim. ! ball organ, 1519 Dodge street, 6o1- S A HOSPE,Jr. OR BALE s {OR BALE - Furaiture Address K Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of pu rity strengtn and wholcsomeness, More economieal tove etc. cfad oofco, 44+ ‘0» SALE Lot in Boyd's aidition, $70to | than the erpinary kinds, and cannot be sold ln ch. Eaay terms, competition with the mul 1A te ase, Sweeey's additlon, near Crelgh- | weight, alumor phosph: ton College, $40 1o #90. cans. Rovah BAxxe P a4 SHRIVER & BE'L New York,