Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 18, 1883, Page 8

S—— The Daily Bee. OMAHA. Frilay Morning, May 18, = LOOAL BHHVITIES —Boys, look out for the prizes next week in the bowling alley at the Paxton house, —1t is perfectly wonderful, the manner In which the hotels are crowded nowadays. The Paxton is doing » rushing business and its office at night looks like s huge re- frigerator, —The storm continued last night with unabated fury, —A large party of O, & N. W. and Omaha and St, Paul officials are expected here on Sanday and have telegraphed for rooms at the Paxton, Their business is said to be connected with the building of » union depot at an early day. —The firomen’s May party comes off at Masonic hall, May 24th, The boya hope to 1aise the necessary funds in this way to fix up their apparatus fer participation in the S ptember tournament at Lincoln. —The Nebraska and Iowa Iosurance Co., has filed amended articles of incor poration in the county clerk’s office, The changes relate to 1'o holding of business meetings by the bo» 1 of directors and to the time and manne; f electing directors. —The storm of Tu day and yesterday stopped the ' nterti ument promised by the Cody snd Oarver combination, The street parade was abandoned and posters put out snnouncing the postponement of the show. Ttis hardly possible thet the bad weather will hold out all week but in case it +hould there is some talk of cancell- ing the Das Moines engagement, though this is uot yet agreed upin, In fact it is hoped Friday and Saturday may prove fair days —Tn the police court yesterday three victims of budge were rent up for three days ench and another paid his fine, Mike Gilligan was arrested for creating a dis- turbance at Crounee’s hall last night, e wanted to get in to the vall in progress there, and in the attempt to ejoct him a orw ensued, —The river is rising and is nearly bank fall, nty of fresh Fish at Motz & Rose: stein’s at 1205 Faroam, —The rain continued all day yesterday, with considerable wind. = Good Templars’ sociable Friday even- ing st 1816 Douglas St. 1t —General Ticket Agent Stebbins, of the U.P. R R, haa returned from Chicago. ~—Jamés Waddell paid $3 and co ts in Judge Beneke's court yesterday for dis- turbing the peace, —Mr, Jobn A, Horbach has just re- turned from old Mexico, where at Chihua- hua he met Mr, H, L. Latey, ~Tuvitations are out for a reception tendered to Mr, and Mrs. Aldolph Meyer, and Mr. and Mrs, Moritz Meyer, by Max Meyer and wife, on Thursday, May 24th, —Mr, sni Mrs. Frank Wheeler, of Utica, New York, arrived in Omaha Wed- nesiay on their way to the Pacific coast, They will remain a week or two, and ure the gucsts of Hon. L. M, Beunett, —Beckman's cigar store, on Thirteenth street, between Faruam and Douglas, was burglarized Wednesday. The front door was broken open and three boxes of the brand *‘Lillies of the West e taken, —Ofticer M, Whalen, of the police foroe, one f Mayor Chase’s mew appointees, purchased just previous to his appoint. ‘ment two besutiful lots on Dodge strest, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth, for $1,300. He now has sdvantageous offers for the same, snd expects to rell $hem to some good purchaser, —Pursuant to instructions frcm the gen- eral land coffice, the officers f the new land district, with headquarters at Valen- tine, have announced the opening of the offics for businel s on the 2ad day of July, 1883, In the meantime orders have been sent to the other land offises to suspend receiving entries of the lanls included in the toundaties of the new district. —A meeting of the atockholders of Tnx Bk was hold last evening, at which the following officers were elected for the en- suing year: B. Rosewater, president; Kd. win Davis, treasurer; Geo, B. Tschuck, secrotary, The board of direstors author- ized the purchase of the lot adj.ining THa Brk office on the east, formerly owred by Milton Rogers, at a purchase price of $5,. 000. —P, R, Wise left Oskalooss, Kausas, April 3d to goto Topeka, Ho was last heard from in Kansas City April 6th, and is snpposed to be mentally deranged from ill health, Any information of his present whereabouts will be thankfully received and suitably rewarded by his brother, T. Wise, Pittville, Shesta county, Cal. Nebraska and Iowa papers please copy. ~—At a quarterly meeting ot the newly elected officers of the Union Catholic Library association it was resolved that a vote of thanks be tendered to the retiring officers for the able manner theyconducted the society last year and flourishing con- dition in which they lift it. Among other business transacted arrangements were made for a lecture to be delivered by Rev. Bishop O'Connor the latter part of this month, ~The cow thiet is still abroad in the laud and is playing bhavoc about the city. 04 Moaday night a fine white milch cow was etolen from the yard of Mr, Longprey, the carriage maker, who resides in South Omsha, and it is reliably scated that at least thirty cows have shared the same fate this epring, Itis time that the vigi. lantes were reorganized or that cows were taken in at night, the same as hot house flowers, Well Rewarded, A liberal reward will be paid to any arty who will produce s case of Liver, idoey or Stomach complaiot that Elec. tric bitters will not speedily cure. Bring them along, it will cost you nothug for the medicine if it fails to cure, and you will be well rewarded for your trouble besides, All Bloed diseaser, Biliousness, Jaundice, Constipation and general debility are quickly cared. Mawflon pusranteed or monvy refunded, Price only 50 cents per bottle, Forsale by O. F. Goodmau, Physlelans be Brown's Iron Bitters for weakness, low spirta, ete. i DOCTOR'S DOINGS. A Visit From the iowa State Medical Society. The Coming Cor.vocation at Lincoln, As will be seen elsewhere in to-day’s Bee the Iowa State Medical Society began ita sesslons at Council Bluffs Wednesday, to-day a delegation came over to visit the Gate City. Among the visitors were Drs, Saml, Clapp, of Iowa City; C. E. Baum, of Barlington; H, A, Gllmore, of Mt, Pleasant; F. H. Smith, of Towa City; J. W. Ookenower, of Des Molner; F. A. Xanten, of Avoos; J. D, McCleary, of Indianola; A. C. Simonton, of Des Moines; A, W. McClure, of Mt. Pleasant; P. R, Crosswalt, of Logan, and P, J, Farnaworth, of Clinton The delegation put up at the Mil- lard and spent the day In looking about the ofty. It was hinted that the Baffalo Bill show had some welght in bringing them over, but this ia in- dignantly denled, MEDICAL MEETING, There will b n jolnt meeting of the Nebraska Stat« bomeopathic Medical soclety and the N yrihwestern academy of mediclne, st I.inecln, Neb,, on May 234,24 h and 25:1. The two socte- tles uniting together In this meeting will naturally bring together a much larger number of physiclans than has ever attended elther soclety before. The programme is varled and an interesting meeting s assared, The followlng ia & partial list of the papers that will be read: D¢ Starr, Beatrice, ‘“The Eye and ite Uses;” Dr. Piokerton, TIowa, ‘‘Cholera Infantum Walker, Seward, ‘Bronchitl; Dr. Righter, Lincoln, ‘‘Albuminuria;” Dr. Hart, Omaha, ‘““The Relatlon of Homaopathy to the Sclence of Sarg- ery;" Dr. Mead, Plattsmouth, “Bu%- involution and Laceration of the O, | back of them, the Poor” In Tue Bex, conveys the 1dea that all the Inmates have to eat In graham mush and lard gravy with meat once a week, Under the head of ‘‘Gianeral Man- agement”’ of the Home, the report reads: ‘‘Their weekly dlet, Beansa good deal, baked, bolled, and soup; potatoes and potato soup, graham and corn mush every day; bread, no but. ter; bread and potatoes are eaten with lard gravy., Once a week they have a beef boll and hash once, * * They have syrup, which they use on graham and corn mush, and have had no cake or ple since the Home opened.” The Herald and B agree with the orlginal artlcle, as published in The Republican, till 1t comes to the place where the diet of the inmates is men - tioned. There the wordlog Is changed somewhat. The original read in con- neotfon with the account of thelr ‘weekly diet’ in the report, is all right, For fear thers may be a misunder- standing 1o regard to the manage- ment at the home, and In jastice to the ladles of Lincoln, who have done all they could to make the inmates comfortable, I make this correction, Mzs, R, M. CarLeTON, st - ACCIDENTAL FRATICIDE. Fatal Snooting in the Outekirts of the City. At a late hour last evenlng Coroner Jacobs was notlfied of a tragedy which occurred early Wednesdoy morning in the outsklirts of the city. Jacob Shipporelt, a farmer who lives on the Cornelius farm, just below town, came into the clty and informed him of the facts, which were subatan- tially as follows: For some time past Mr. Shipporeit has been annoyed conriderably by trampe, and procured a] revolver, which he kept under his pillow. Wednesday morning he got up quite early and started to town, leaving the weapon behind him, He had two boys, one aged six and one thirteen years. The eldest arose first, and finding the pistol under his Cervix;” Dr, Palne, Lincoln, ‘‘Clin- {oal Experience;”’ Dr. Macomber, Nor- folk, ‘‘On the Condition of Homamo- pathy in Northern Nebrasks;” Dr, A, E Rookey, Iowa City, Iows, *‘The Disgnosis and Treatment of Catarrhal aftection of the Middle {Ear;” Dr, Simmons, Lincoln, ‘‘Medical E tlon;" Dr. Brown, ‘‘Hysteri Neal, FallsCity, ‘‘Circumscribed Sup- purative Perltonitis;” Dr.Cooley, Lin- coln, ‘‘Soarlet Fever;"” Dr. Senborn, Tabor, Iowa, ‘‘How We Hee and Hear;” Dr. Winter, Wymore, ‘‘Dlp- therls;"” Dr. S8abin, Lincoln, ‘'Cases from Practice;” Dr. Carscadden,Yorx, “Tact in Clinical Practice;”” Dr, Pltt- man, Villlsca, Iowa, *‘‘Chores, Tulleys, Red Cloud, ““Hygiene Stillman, Councll Blufts,‘Bogus Gyn- ecology.” On the evening of the 23d there will be a public meeting, at which there will be an address of welcome by Hon. A. J. Sawyer, and replies by Presl- dents Dinsmoor AndP Monroe, after which will be the address of the even- fog, by Prof. T. 0. Danoan, of Chl- ongo. Subjeot: “‘The Philanthrople Iufluence and Scientific Position of Homewopathy.” On the evening of the 24th there will be a banquet and toasts and a soclal reunion, The hotels have offered reduced rates, and all the rallroads will sell round trip tickets at one and one- fourth rates. To produce this reduc- tlon a certificate muat be had so as to bay tlckets at reduced rates on start fng. These ocertificates can be ob- tvived by those living in Nebraska of Dr. Strum); Lingoln, and those liv- frg in Iowa of Dz, Hanchett, Council Biuffs. DEATH AND DESTRUCIION. A Rumored Uyclone at Valparalso, Nebracga. The storm which prevailed all day yesterday culminated in the evening fo that peculiar appearance of the sky which betokens a storm, Heavy olouds arose on all sldes cf the horizon, and la the south rolled up 80 black and threatening as to In. dioate that the atmospheric dis- turbance wss doing something more than brooding, Omaha, however, felt but little of b the force of the storm, but early in the evening rumors were rife of a heavy wind storm in the viclnity cf Valparalso, on the line of the Union Paolfic, in the southern part of Saun- ders county. The conductor of the north bound Missourl Pacifis train, Mr, Moore, re- ported seeing the trees down in that reglon awaylng back and as If some terrible force was at the His train was running quite fast at the time and he did not not stop to investigate the matter. The wires were down during the evening and no definite news could be learned, but it was generally reported that a opolone had struck Valparaiso and had levelled a portion of it to the ground. Also that two or three per- sons had been killed, a woman and two children belng the victims, Wanted—Three good dining' room girls at Metropolitan hotel, Wages fii- teen dollars per month, ev&m A Correction. I wish to make a correction In the articlo that appeared in The Herald cf last Sunday's lseue, also in Monday evening’s Bk, asking the people of Ompeha to donate something to the| “Home for the Friendless,” and to! which my name was attached. The original article, headed ‘*An Avppeal,” together with my report that was read before the Auxlliary Scclety, was published in The Republican of last Sunday's ssue. It was not in- tended that the lrpul should be pub- lished in the origl nl‘tlh Ilm'ml unless tl.:; report appeared wi t. request u:co Thr Herald and Tux Blg pub- lish the Nm)n and the appeal as they .gpund The Ropublican; or, if they could not publish the fall npora Y T w t uj appeal. The srtiole l-m ‘‘Friondless and Alone,"” in the Herald, and ‘‘Plea for forth | . father's plllow, began examining it and while he was doing 80 his brother came up. In some way the revolver was accidentally discharged and the younger boy was struck by the ball, which penetrated his abdomen. Dr. Grossman was summoued and did all that was possible for the un- fortanate boy, but he expired at 1 p. m. yesterdsy. ovoner Jacobs did not, last night, deem It necessary to hold an Inquest as the facts lu the case were plain, Mr. 8. feels terribly over the mat- ter, and takes all the blame for the fatal accldent upon himself. ST T ST AFALL AFFAIR Meeting of the Boara of Managers of the State kalr. ‘I"ie officors and board of managers of the Nebraska state board of agri- cul' are met Wednesday at the office of the Nebraska Ice company. P:caent: E, Molntyre, president; D. L. Wheeler, secretary; C. Hart- mar. treasurer; M, Dunham, chair- mar managers; R, W. Farnas, 8. M. Bar or apgrd E. Grenell, managers. W. R. 1izown, general superintendent. ‘i e following additional premiums wer ; offered for the manufacture of oro iery ware and dlsplay on the gro nds: First premium, $30; sec- con | premium, $10. A 1 application for premium for base ba): was referred to Mr. Grenell to rep rt av next meeting. S soretary Wheeler was Instrooted to druv a warrant for the amount due Oni .ha driving park last year's amphi- th .cre recelpts. Oy motlon the president was In- st ted to communicate: with the Oc. \ha board of trade in reference to erc; lon of a dining hall on the fair gr 1nds, ‘I e contrast for furniehing score o8 1+ for races during fair week, was ler 7 W. M. Flynn, of The Tarf, F. ! and Farm, of New York clty. application for check buoth gv oge was referred to President re. proposition from the Electrlc 1 company of Omaha to light the " s during the falr untll 12 o'clock » it, was laid over for considera- Dunham was iostructed to ne- a proposition for furnishing sower torun Power hall, stary Wheeler waa lustracted s struck fifty sllver medals for alng falr, Oounty Commissioners. " pAY, May 14 —Board met ot to adjournment. Present, i'ssloners Knight and O'Keefe, + following resolution was adopt- + v« Lvep, That the conuty olerk be au. .4 hereby Instructed to permit J o« ¥, Coots, contractor, to take 1 the county olerk's cflice the ¢ sl plans of the new court house L ‘een the hours of 8 J'clock a. m. 3 . m, 3 p. \fter seleotlrg part of names of p- -ons from which shall be drawn the ¢ 'ud and petit jurors for the June t vm, A, D. 1883, of the distrlct court, t .1 board adjourred, Adjournea to 10:h inst. JonN Bavmer, County Clerk, TRipAY, May 156.—The board met -suant to adjournment. Present, nmissioners Corliss, Kuight and Ceefe, The board selected u lint of sons to be certified to the clerk of district court from which was to drawn by lot the grand and petit rors for the June term, A. D. 1883 the distriot court At 3 o'clock p. m., In accordance v th the advertlsement, the blds for 1 allding bridges were opened, and it + pearing that the bid of the Missourl V lley Bridge and Iron Works com- p 0y {nr the slx bridges (see page 525) for the sum of $2,300 was the lowest, the sald company was awarded the contraot. The following account was allowed gom the g-un'd fund:._l :(;nln vacins, groceries for poor, $7.25, Adjourned to the 19th inat. Jonw Baumzg, County Clerk, PTRE DAl DED .U e & sv evmes THE OMAHA DAILY BEE--FRIDAY MaY 13 BIG JUMPS. The McCaull Opera Company on Its Way East The M:Caull Opera company ap- peared at Boyd's Opers house last evening, en ronte homo from San Franclsco, This company stopped in Omaha on its way out making the jump from Philadelphia to this point, On the retarn trip ttey jimped from San Francisco to Omaha, over 2000 miles. They were greeted luat night by a crowded house, and at the closs of the performance, which was a highly pleasing one, took s epecisl train over the Missnusi Pacific for Kansas Oity, at whica place they ere billed for tc- night. —— THE RAILWAY WAIF. The Baby that Wes Found In the U, P Depot. Resders of Tiz Bee will romember the baby which was abandoned by its mother at the U, P. depot last winter, and was taken in chargo by Offizer Hirchey of the police force. This officer took the little waif kome and kept it in good shape, his wife nursing it with her own baby, sbout the same age. Althoogh soversl partles were anxfoue to adopt the child, the folks were afrald to let it go while un- weaned, and were too much attached to it to give it up uniess to a firat class party. According to the note sent Tue Bee from the mother of the child 1t 1s a year old this month. It row crawls wbout and is hoaithy and hearty. It foatures are dolicate and it glves prom- ise of belng a very pretty little girl It fa the intention cf Mr. Hinchey, a8 goon a3 it can bo weaned or snfely takeon care of by others, to allow some responsible parties who can aeeure it a good, permanent home, to adopt it, but Le will be vory careful to whose care It {s coramitted, —— FOR LIFE. The Nuptials of Chas. H. Getzsch- man and satherine Blsaseer. A merry party of friends and rela- tives assembled at the residence of Mr. A, Getzachmen, 516 South Ninth street, Wednesday to witness the mar- rlage of Charles H. Getzschman and Miss Katherine Elsasser. The cero- monles took place at 9 o'clock and was performed by the Rev. Fries, ot the German church. After the young couple were made one 8 large number of elegant and sultable presents were brought forth, and, amid epeech making and a general gocd time, wers presented to the newly marrled people. In due time all wore fuvited to a bourtiful wedding feast, 'where everything that was tempting and deliclous in the way f vlands and ligiids was found and duly honored and apprecisted by those preaent. Mr. and Mrs. G. will move at once to a charming cottage In South Omaha, and will start out in life with brilllant prospects ard the good wishes of a host of friends. PERSONAL, Mr. Ward, mansger of the Paper Car Wheel association, is in the city on busi- nese. He was formerly on the staff of the Omaha Republlcan and was & room-mate of Stanley and was the railroad eaitor of the Chicago Times wntil quite recently. A. T. White, Tekamab; J. I, Tait, Boatrice; W, A, Mears and wife, Albion Geo, E. Godfrey and C. Cook, Tremont; T, S, Clarkson, Schuyler; W. T. Rans- dell, Columbus; B £ Tenner and wifs ] Fort Calnoun; R. A, Heaton, Weston: R M. McCallom, David City; Dan Hor- rington, Tekamah and Geo. K. Brown, Camden, are among the Nebraska guests at the Paxton, M. Pattee, Nebraska City; J. M, Woods, Osceola; Mrs, Trusr and Mies W, B, Ogden, Linocoln; Mrs, Foga, Schuyler; Mra. W. F. Hatfold and Alex Voorhees, St, Edward; Mre. S, C. Smith and child Beatrice; Clara Wisdom, Phelps; J, F. Roll, Wahoo; J. A Bowen, Lincoln and K, V. Clark, Genos, are smong the Ne. braskans at the Millard. G. A, Josselyn, proprietor of the Met- ropolitan; W. E, Andrews, of Des Moines; G, M. Moore, of Portlaud, Me., and W, F. Richardson, of New York, left to-day for Denver, Salt Lake, and a general tour of the west. M. J. Thompaon, of St. Edward; A, B, Seator, Wayne; S. A, Osborne, B, B, Hoa ley, and T. L. Jones, Brownville; F. D, Carjenter, Blair, and Dr, A, L. Root, South Bend, are gaeets of the Metropoli- tan, Miss Finnie C. Newman, Miss Ida Haines, Heory Newman, and Edwa d Mitchell, of Lincoln, are guests at the Paxton. Mies Ida Haines, Miss Fanny Newman and Henry B Newman, of Lincoln, are guests of the Millard, H. W. Matthews, of The Graghic, At- kinson, Nebrasks, is registered ut the Millard. George W. VanSickle and F. Eber- hart, of Wahoo, sve stopping at the Mil- la:d, Hon. Chas, P. Mathewson and Dr, Alex, Blair, of Norfolk, are at the Pax- on, Gener 1 Geo, H. Roberts and son, of Orlosue, are registered at the Millard, O, P. Baliman, of the Brown County News, is & gusst of the Metropolitan, Henry Johnson and O. L. Millenaux, | - of Wahoo, are at the Millard. F. H, Harding and Clarence Buell, of 8t. Louis, are at the Paxton, The MoCaull opers company registered at the Millard yesterday. Hon. 0, 0. Charlston, of Phelps couns ty, ia at the Millard, Geo, A, Hunter, of Indianols, Neb,, is at the Metropolitan, Wm. Ssunders, of Papillion, was In town yesterdsy. J. H. Davis, of Gibbon; W, Marshal, of Fremont; W, H. Baxter,'of Wilton; R, Taylor, of Loup Olty, and Jobs G, Gase: mann, of Schuyler, were guests at the Pax« ton yesterdsy, Rev, M. Fulforth, of Central City, is at the Millard, T. K Hiram, of Peres, D, the Millard, Hon, T. M, Marquette, of Lincoln, is at the Millard, J. Wesley Tacker, of Blair, in at the Millard, E4. H. Allen, of Lincoln, is at the Met- ropolitan Ex-Mayor Lamb, cf Stanton, is at the Paxton, T, is at Mies Clark, of Blair, is a guest a% the Paxton, A, Pringle, of Albion, is at the Metro politan, F. Le, of Colorado, is at the Paxtcn, J. ' Clarkson, of Schuyler, ia in town, J. B. Hendiie, of Denver, is in the city, K. L. Eno, the Fremont hotel man, is in town, J. B, Rnhland, of Netr:ska City, isin fown. J. P, Sinith, of Schugler, is at the Mil- lard, Hon, W, H., Muboger, of Fremont, is in the city. E. O, Hostetler and wife, of Shelton, are at the Paxton, Geo. N, Olagton, of the Wabash, 18 at the Millard, J. H, McConnell, of North Platte, wos n the city yesterday, 1. Huribut end Robt, Dorgar, of Lin. coln, are in theoity. Miss Sarah J, Bell, of Falls City, is at the Metropolitan, Munsger EA, Caurey, of the Lincoln opera house, i§ in town, N. €, Treat, traveling agent of the U, P, railway, is ut the Millard, Ariel N, Barney, herali of the “Wild West,” returned from the east yesterday. Mra. Morehouse and child, of Miseouri Valley, are guests at the Millard, Con, Grover, she:iff of North Platte, is in the city with his wife and child, Dan Y, Wheeler, of Richardson & Co,, tha St. Lou's drug house, is in town, E P, Savage and son and A. Z. Perrin, of Sargeant, Neb., are visitors at the Mil. lard. Tom Mulvehill, the Atchison bill poster, is in the city, having come to see the Wild West., H. P, Whitmore, of Lincoln, a cousin ct Treasurer Whitmore of the Boyd opera house, is in the city on a visit, S, T. Smith, general superintendent of the “K” division of the U, P., snd J. K, Johuson, attorney for the samé, are at the Millard, e e Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The grestest medical wonder of the world, Warranted to «peedily cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all skin erup- tions, guaranteed to cure in every instance, or money refunded. 25 cents per box, For sale by 0. F. Goodman, Zlenl Estate lransfers. The following deeds were filed for rocord In the county clerk’s office May 16, reportei for THE Bee by Ames’ real eatate agency: T. Mickell and wife to'M. Tibke, w. w., lot 16, Nelson’s add., $2,420 E C Perkins to Patrick Murphy, w. d., 1ot 1, block 3, subdiv. of lot 5, Croft add., $300. City of Omaha to Simon Hoffman, q. ¢ d.. strip of land adjoining lots 5 wnd 6 block 7, Kountze and Ruth’s ald, 81 E. D. Potter and husband, w. d., lot 5, block 10, Park avenue add., $350. Wm Eschtis and wife to J. Mahr, w. d., part cf lot 8, block 13 {n Im- provement Aescciation add., $200. Wm, Eichbe and wife to Martin Dober, w d part of lot 8, blk 13, Im provement assoclation add., $200 John Bush, county treasurer, to C. 8. Sambers, wd lot 7, blk 227, $11 24 Samuel E. Rogers and wife to Ma- linda P. Cook, wdlot 43. S, E. Reg- ern’ plot of Oakahoma, $800 Michael Ohlman and wife to E. H. in,w d lot 2, bik 11, E.V. Smith’s Ladies Do you want a pure, bloom- ing Complexion? it 50, & ‘What gives our Children choaks, Cutnrlnnromntesl)lgvntlon TS ELree Chris fevers, mAZe ol and overcomes Flatulency, Constipa- "Tis onunri.. tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrheea, and Feverishness. It insures health and natural sleep, without morphine. ** Castoria is so well adapted to Children that L recommend it as superior to any prescription i known w me." A. Arcuer, M. D, \ e, B % Castor Oil and Paregoric, and 8 Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 4 7 St atl Castoriat CENTAUR LINIMENT-—an absolute cure for Rheuma~ tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls;&c. The most Powerful and Fene- trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man, When babies fret and ety by turns, Vhat cures their colic, kills their worms, What cures their co helr worma, What qui'-klyhvun]md:‘t;nrlupll[olll; 5 tomach, Colds, Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Col L p— Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, ‘ ANTED— ne 117 14 hostrect, beaween Cas it Dodge atreet - cook and an- URNISHED ROOMS—Vory deairable 17cation M 9014 Prck, real entate, opp. P OR KENT— Fino uprght plano, fne Kim- V ANTED—A boy, o1e who has been ina AR b re pr.tarret b ball organ, 1519 Dodge street. t A. HOSPE, Jr. s SCHROTER & BECHT, —e A S s 18 _ SCHEOTR & BECHT FOR SALY ANTED—A y a1 aged B| e — TRy e tead o thbies i | EOR SAUE—Fancy ofl cloth for china closete a barand ciean up, 314 5. 10th street, . 51818 MAX MEYER & CO XRTANTED —Thres 7o d pamows] YR SALE—I offer the furni-ure and Lrase of R T O ,I‘,’\“ SIS the Gra' d Cen'ral Hovel, at Nebraska i 636 19 FRANK 9. RAwGE. | forsae. Brick building, modern burd iA : : ‘| eightr omsand :cary new fur iture, Allin VWA ED X Ao Taver e firac-closy o' der with o geod frade citabli hed, o Meyer & Ra ()18 > For particulars s ppl i MOUR, Proprietor, oD. [ tebrarks City, 638 23 o tevd to a one er 13th and Cass 541-18¢ 7 ANTED A yo1 vear old bby ., 8 streot) OTEL FOR SALE-‘1he Flo ence,” Fur- mulcte. The onlv hotel in the deress H. L, Clork, Stella, Richardson courty, Neb 51021° ;; NTED.~Grod +tione girl, o e tha' ur OR SALE—Half interest in Mp.at Market, 918 scuih 10t street. 609-17° -~ ———————— Fx.\n Bronzo £x'ures »nd 1000 sheets of water- \ TANTED—Fovr ¢ five laundry wome Fyloes pazer o 101 for 10 cents at (e Paxt.n Hot 1, Inguire for Head lau et dies. 3t MAX MEYER & | ¥7OR SALE—Two ttory frame 12 room h-use, with ¢'o +gand cel aran i city water. Lot \W ANTED—June 1st, Jady awstant book- kerpor o+ d copyist, - Young man ke | 49x66. Also 14 moOFY +ix room house, c'chets, ch rna Pl opylst. Young man to tike | (cllar, ci torn and will. L> 65%63. Wil by sold s b0 1518 T, | ont e payments. A 'rate bare N ! E L JIORSE & €O 75 522 Capleol Ave. WA TED-Acompeten numets tave charge Gl i i b, st il i of & baby eihe mouth, old anc to sew. (OR SALE—"hree frame building cn west side References teqaired. Call at 1922 Chucigo bt 'of 121h ‘street, adjoininz the nor'hwest cor- 546 18 Rer of Douglas, on Jot 8, blxck 1.3 Bida will oe received at the Merchants’ Na Kank_until May 17th, SAMUEL E. ROGER 3, 1 ‘ ANTED Two go d cining rcom gils at etr poiftan hotei, Wages §15 per month, 526 - — OR SALE—7 room house and barn, twn full ANTE rl, must be a good conk lota nicely improved. Fine location, South ‘ 1816 Dodge st. 4 Omaka. ¥3000, AMES, iy = 855-1m> 1506 Fainam. \V’A\Tll)f\'m m:n wih hardbrards tonder facas to catl ot Gamb e's 0. K. bar. 1 [IORSAUETNew cattagoand Four lotace Fark o o8 Bt Vi " avenus only 82800, amall cash paym nt, bal- Thr ahop, ud b conyi ced tas w. lave four of | nce equal annual puyments st elgnt per dont. and Farnam ste. Vigsor-oty | McCAGUE, opposite F. 0. 350-t1 T | LE—Phacton, leather top, Simpson's ANTED A sev nd cook at the Fmmett | ['OR SALE-Phacton, leather top, Houss, Woman proierred, Bieigh | EL IS TERBAGESSIIOR 188 A | 7 s2s8 ANTED—A good competert girl to which | good wages wili be paid, N. W. corner 18 & Davenpcrt St prexty MAX MEYER & €O, JOR SALE—Two acres on routh Thirteenth streor, good Fouse seven : oows, barn, cistern 300 beatir'g 4 rape vines sud large smount of fruit Fargain $2600. MCCAGUE, opposite 840t | | ot all kind. VWANTED—TADI:S OR YOUNG MEN IN | Poat Offico City or country to take pleasant \ork at their owa hom easily and ade; work : ent by mail; | canyas i ps for renl Pleae ad- | dress RE UFACIUR'NG O ,Draw ladelphia, Pa. d-17t & —Kin ball uoright piaro, te. (520-18) MAX MEY ER& F ANTED —A dining room yiri at the ton hou:e, ¢ socond hand phaoton 8ITUATIONS WANTED, 970 W ANTEC—By & youry man o and rec mu.enda fon -, poslt tate office us ¢l re or b ted with the cusine.s offce \ duste's, beater, picker, press, &c. | aleo shafte wnd belting for driviog the abore, . P, engine with baller, smoke: addrgs WILL. 295-3m oKk Address “0, H, ing, pullies an 1 & i ures corplet., DANISH Boy, 17 yesrs of ase, would like & | TAM TAIT Churies City Towa, 4 to web a sicuation la a private family, is used to any kind of work. Ingaiie t0l S Tenth < 515188 street, cigar store, T OR - ALE—Water power g st mill, Taquire 18§ Ful E1 Brasg, waverly, Nov, 549.16§ W ANTED- Sitcation by young man. Has | © (R SALE—OId newspapers io large and small been accustomed to otfice work or grozery | H gy ilicies ot thiw office. t huslnes. Good references given, Address H. | Wharton, Pos; Office, Omaha. 505174 OR SALE—A g20d organ, little used, for WIBOELLAWE: » WANTA at (52221) MAX MEYER & BR( ANTED—TO exchsnge, a No. 1 farm in Ne- | TNOR SALK OR RENT—Vose Plano. braskn for a good res d n'e we | located in it C. J. CANAN, the city. REYNOLLS & MOTTER. 548 6t o FoubALB—Pmuwn. H- Phliips, 1207 atramm. 168 Im ANTED—Set cf butcher's books to keep in 2y WV A e hiange for meas. © Addres 1, 2 8, Boo 50218 Ok SALE—On 2} ncr. lot, near tow (Lot 176-1m EYOLDs & 30T C wants to meet *C" 464-18§ FOR FENT—HOUSES AND LOTS. Ffix RENI—New house. Koddf and Chicago. OR RNT—One pleasact front room i | 1( north 15th street. 537-23% i 1 0 F g | 0@ SAL: —Four good lots, one half mile from DIAKO FOR RENT— | e ' 516 g 5 stoffic . Chewp, eary terms. P*ada® " s snvenaemo. | Earno WE “NOLUS & MOTTER, MOR RENT—Seven olegant_rooms, on Twelth = [ hetween Faroam und Dougl.s: Aprly at | JOR SALE—A first-cla's Mitropo'itan hotel. 62118 | Kgy. Cail at 1819 Hainey stree JRGAN FOR RENT- 0 1 MAX MEYER & B' 0. T¥ of goud brick, $8.50 per Thoueand a¢ ey bricks 7.0 per tnousand. ), 1o close busines: 1 ORENZO DABBLE, Enquire of Mr | ou hiool 5 Ilevue road, b ttroet, betwoen Davenpors | O1° Hock south of 15th and Bellevue ro 190 | KILN. Cistern brick i STOP orgam, cnly §60, n nayments, at 62215 MANMEYER & BRO. hand top LR A MEUD o1 | @ 1 = () WILL huy & Windsor ugright plano at L g\l»’)fl MAX ME & BRO, turnished roow. 531-174 OR RENT—A n Capitol av QOR R NI'—Elegant furnished fr nt room, 1‘ 1816 Dodge street, McCoraick bl ck. 498-21) N 'RACTORS—We have ahout 1000 | yards of ditt for sale, . & H. D EstssRovs. 50020 - g EL w0 v Resaurant, Humphrey & Co., | 1D 1115 Dodge strect, Loard § 50 per work. | Mayi-im URNISHED KOOMS T) gen Loman 1619 Farnam § few applications of Hagan’s MAGNOLIA BALM willgrat- ify you to your heart’s con- tent. It does away with Sal- lowness, Redness, Pimples Blotehe$, and all diseases and imperfections of the skin. It 0\'0rc0mosthofluslmdnpfiear- ance of heat, fatigne and ex- citement. It makes alady of THIRTY appear but TWEN- TY 3 and so natural, gradual, and }mrfoc‘. are its effects, that it is impossible to detect its application. SPECIAL NOTICES. LA SPECIALS wiil POSITIVELY not bein ’Brlndu"|lll pald In advance T. LUAN-MONET INE! LOAN—The Om ha savings b 1 now prepared to make loans 0a Omaba ¥ or Nouglas county real e tye at current rates o lnterest. No comm'ssion charged. 8tf \ ONEY TO LOAN—Call at Law office of D, L, ML Thowss. room §, Creighton Block.____ LOAN— Lowest Rates of In A l!‘rfl . Bemis' Loan Agency, 15th & Douglas i h ONEY LOANED—On chattel mortgage room 7 Union Block, corner 15th and Farnam Sts. 20- Imo§ 'L ONEY-—Loaned on_chattel perty by J, T Beatty, No 213 South I‘Evlfi.fl 226-1mof HELP WANTED. ANTED—Giri for gemeral housework aé Wlfil Howard street. $85-19t OR RENT-—. se of 8 ven rocms, best lo- l‘ ca fon la the esy Inqniee at ih- Wesrern Cornice Woike, D ug'as rtract, betwe:n 1ith aud 12th. 817 EDWAKDKUEHL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDY Y ENTHouse wi h five rooms, good re. | aud Hamey. O it san * Rent $.5 pormio’ h. | avirits, obtaln far any one a giance of ‘the 501 JOHN W. BELL, Drugg's . | and present. sad an certain conditions {n the fu s o - | ture. Boots and Shoes made to order Perfeot ORR KENT—H0o se within two bleeks cf Post otfice 11rooms, 7 closets ba b room good water. Mu & be reated tnis week McCAGUE, 487-19 Post off ¢ OR REN' Ficely i T e Soarders wanted, Dodge a 14 254 trie 486-191 \TORE FOR RENT—Corner of 16th and Dav- enpoit. Inquire 1010 Lavenport street 46311 OR RENT—Furnished rcom 1902 Farnam. AOR RENT—A front parlor brautifu'ly fur. l‘ nished t) 1 or 2 gentlemen at 1613 Doige St. 470-18 SOR RFN — 1) #tory house 6 rooms noitheast | l‘ eorner 15th and Clark. Enquire of Wm. Kier- stead at DEWEY & STONE. 4742 [70I RENT Plersant furnished room with l‘ board, Modern imj rovements 1718 Dodge, 468 17§ T ICELY— Furnished room to rent, 117 8. 17th L\ st 400-17§ OR RENT -Gool six room house asd bamn Pacific St #0, AMES, ot Farnam St, 130 LET—One or two rcome, with board, 1808 | Caiifornia street. 8506 e e — R RENT—One Plano, one new organ, reas- ouable terms. Hope's Music Hall. 8-1m o T NOR SALE OR RENT—Store rojm with fix POWDER tures Firet-class locition for grocery and N ‘South 15th strect, betwesn Mariha e, Sun e g i Absolutely Pure. < O e, | o, owdor pever varis, A marvel of pa ‘wholesomenoss. More OR RENT—Two nice Iarge dwellings, No. 1 | S e e e loostion. REYNOLDS & MOTIER. | | than SEL TP e lihude of tow tot. short 161w -kqfl“:-u'l powder _Sold ealy ta URNISHED rooms and board. Moders con. | sand. Kovas Buxme' Pewsma Ca., Fv-u-. 1810 Dodge shreat. 1000-1mt | Mew /ot