Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 19, 1883, Page 8

‘s the work done that on its completion he —_— THE OMAHA DAILY R&F- The Daily Beg; OMAHA. Baturday Morning, May 19, LOUAL BRuVITIHS, —The river is twelve feet above low ‘water mark, —The sun and wind yesterday dried the mud up rapidly. —The storm Thursday took up n big volume of water from Mud creck, near Holmes' plece, and carried it off, —The “Wild West” postponed its open- ing day to Saturday, and the street par. ade will be made at 9 o'clock on this date. —The sociable «f Vesta Chapter will be held at the residence of W. J. Mount, 2439 Capitol avenue, to-morrow this evening. —A well established wholesale Tea and Cigar business for sale, Small stock; good reasons for selling, Address MeToaLr & Bro, 1005 Faroam S, Omahs, Neb. ml8 1w, —Mr, I, Brown, the well known farni. ture dealer, was Thursday presental with a bouncing boy. Mother and child are doing well. As this is the first boy, Brown will set "emn up, —A complaint was filed in the police eourt against four persons for breaking intoa house on Soutl Tenth strest and making an assault, ~Thes case of the two young Iladies charged by John Svacina with maliciously destroyingtrees ia his orchard, was continued until Thursday evening, May 24th, at 7 o'clock. —Rav, Shank, of the Eighteenth Street M. E, church, will addrees the Saratoga Union Sunday school st their monthly concert] Sunday evening, Miss Latie Bincere, of Om:hs, will recite and Mrs, Meaney will sing. —There will bo azother social Sunday school singing at the Christian church, corner of Twentieth and Farnam st:oets, on mext Sunday afternoon at 4 o'cloo, These singings are free for all, and & gen- eral Invitation is extended to everybody, especially to the sther Sunday schools, ~~The grand stands on the U.P base ball grounds will be located on the south- west corner of the grounds, mear St. Mary’s avenue and Nineteenth street, and in the resr ef the catoher's position, ‘which will afford an elegant place for spec- tators, —Althovgh the main or street floor of 8,) P, Moree & Co.’s, palatisl store, oceu- pies two full city lots extending from street to alloy, yet this morning the pro. prietors thought seriously of locking the doors in order that the swarms of custom- ers within would not be augmented by fresh additions, It seems that the attrac- tion at the wash dress goods counter was Best Standard Prints on which Morse's prices since Monday last has been 3 cents » yard and best drees ginghams at 5 cents, The reductions extend thoughoat the en- tire store and our Omaha ludies are pur. chasing for their supplies far in excess of preeent wants, It pays better than a sav- ings’ bank investment, —Dug Maguire, Mike Quinlan and John O'Brien, who wera charged with stealing the balt of silk from L. B, Williams' store, have been held in $500 each to appear be. fore the coming grand jury, and were com- mitted in default of bail, —There were two Blocumbs before Judge Beneke yestorday. One was a wealthy Canadian who came to Nebraska st money in the cattle bosiness and on champaign. He paid his fine and departed in good shape. The other viotim was less fortunate and was sent to 1anguish three days in the county jail, ~—Mr, B, Murphy, of Plattsmouth, is rusticating in our city., Mr, Mur. phy was at one time engaged in the United States mail sarvice, rgnning from Omaha %o Ogden over the U, P, rallway, but is at ‘present engaged in the commission busi. nees at Plattemouth, =—One of the leading Sixteenth stree grocers received Taursday a monkey, which he placed on exhibition in bis crock- ery store for the kanefit of hir patrons. Boon a crowd ool ected around to see the pet, and in half an hour it grew so im- mense that the proprietor was not able to shut his business place, Passers-by imag- ined that the whole of North Omaha was there. —The continusd crowded state of our hotels is & matter of wonder to everybody. Loss thaa a year ago Omaha's hotel accom. modations were decidedly limited, but the patronage was still more so, Now: with two of the finest hotels In the .west, and » number of excellent second.class hotels, there s not room to accommodate the travel, and the crowds that throng the ro- tundas each evening are wonderful, Cots *> be put up almost every night, snd ‘m all is on the boom, J.F. Cole, the landscape gard- @ the recipient of a very hand. 0 fprogent yesterday, Under his * *%Fision the alley between Fourteenth Ta adc .eaned up in good shape, and so well was ‘was presented with a handsome gold chain and charm by the employes of the firm of McNamara & Dundan. Mr, Cole is very prcud of his present, and well he may be, and we wish him the same good will in all his future efforts, ~Tue BEE recently contained an ac count of the mysterious disappearance of Mrs, Gerhart, who had been living with a 18th street shoo man named Doubracky, It was fearcd she had committed suicide @3 she seemed decidedly demented when she appeared at the police court to make ber complaint charging Doubracky with robbing her. Thureday she reappeared, accompanied by her lawful busband, It seems that Mrs, Gerbart packed her valu. ables in o tronk and put it in charge of & friend named Bemers, intending to pro- oceed to Wyoming. or some reason the changed her mind and went to Chicago, where ¢hs found and claimed her husband and they came out to thiscity Thursday as velated, Thoy will very likely remain here., All fron preparations blacken the weoth, constipate the bowels, and give hesdache with one exception, that is Brown's Iron Bitterw - A GALA DAY. The Lincoln M@nnerchor Coming To-Morrow. Ihe “Wild West" to SBhow on the Bame Day, Arrangements have been perfected for the visit of the Germania M aner- chor, of Lincoln, to-morrow. They will come up on a speclal traln four hundred strong, arriving at 11 o'clock a. m., aud will remain antil probably 11 p. m, They will be accompanied by the Capltal band. The Omahs Mumanerchor has engaged Victor Park for the day and will meet the Lincoln visltors and entertaln them during the day. They have en- gaged the services of the U, P, band, sixteen picces, for the occaslon, and the day will be made a lively one if the olerk of the weather oan only be prcified. The unfortunate clrcumstancos which prevented the Cody & Carver comblnstion from giving an exhibition on Thursday and Fridey have deter mined the managers to open ap at the driving park Sundey after- noon, The show to-dey will undoubtodly draw a large crowd, but hundreds will be unable to ba present who will attend to-morrow, It will also ¢fl rd the Lincoln excarsionists a fine opportunity to see this prodact of the **Wild West,” The hiatorlc old Deadwood stage coach was driven down town last night and stocd for & while In front of the Paxton, where it attracted great attention. The sidewalk was srowded with people gazing at the old vehicle and {ts six-mule team. Very little was done on the falr grounds yesterday, owing to the cen- ditlon of the ground. Qaite a num- ber of visltors, however, attended; among them Mr, M, A, Manmlrn, with his trlck mare, and all who saw the performance were highly pleased. The ridlag of one of our preminent leglslators was witnessed with pleasure by his many friends, and altogether as a practice day, there were many feat- ures that were highly Interesting. A Frenchman named Montaygo, Made pencils out of plumbago; He got an attack Of pain in the back, 8t. Jacobs Ol cured hislambago, THE RED FLAG. An Isolated Case of Smallpox Ap- pears in Omaha, A year ago last wlnter the smallpox appeared in this city and made auch dangercus fnroads that & pest hoose had to be provided and the ity end county wera both put to couslderable expenso, It was feared that the dreadfal scourge would reappoar last winter but fortunately it did not, although several of our neighboring towns suf- fered from it, It will be a surprise to many to know that a oase was developed yes- terday, the first for over twelve months, and that the red flag was hung out In the Fifth ward. The locality is on Chlcago street, a fow doors east of Fuller Smith's old place, on Chicago and Twelfth, Tae vietim {s reported to be a man who recently arrived in the olty from Dakota. The partlcu- lars are not known, nor the name of the Individual, as Officer Armour only ut up the flag at 4 p. m. yesterday, gut it 1s to be hoped thut the disease may not be spread any further, and in fact the lateness of the season would give reasonable encouragement that it would go no further. B right'sDisease. Diabetes, Kidnev Liver or Urinary Disease Have no fear of any of these dls- eases if you use Hop Bltters, as they will prevent and cure the worst cases, even when you have been made worse by some great puffed-up pretended oure. ‘We notice the Marriage Fund Mutual Teust Amsociation, of Cedar Rapide, Iows, highly spoken of by the lead papers. d secure a certifical at once, Write for circulars and appli- cations, O n One of the substantial institutions ix the Marriage Fund Mutual 7' uat Awociation, of Cedar Rapide, Towa. Legally organ: ized, officered and managed by reliable men. very unmarried person should have a certificate in this association, It is & splendid investment, Write for circu- lars, Good agents wanted, A -— The Maverick National Bank of Boston draws forelgn exchange, buys and solls Government and other In vestment securitles, and transacts any business for ita correspondonts In the line of banking. m&th-me —— e NEBRASKA NORWEGIAN?, The Norweglan Singing Society Makes ite Debut in Central Hall, There is nothing that indloates se olearly and positively the progress and growth of aclty as the formation of soclal socletles, and admitting this to be trae, Omaha may well be proud of the rapid strides it is making In this directlon, and a glance at the ocity directory will demonstrate thla to be a fact beyond poesibillty of dispute. Oae of the latest addltlons to our many flourlshing organ/zations is the Norweglan Sirging soclety, which gave it first entertalnment Thursdsy ia the Central hall. Thureday was the anniversary of a great event in Nor- weglan history, which is always com- memorated in s Fourth of Julysiye in Norway, Oan the 17th of May, 1814, Norwsy succeeded in establish- log s independence from the domication of Don. mark d from that time on had sted as a seperate and inde pendent kingdom. It is no wonder then that while the Afl.\erlun Nor weglans are loyal to the country of thelr adoption lha{. eannot wholly forget the land of their birth, and .II over this covtinent the nnnlvunry of their independence was ocommemor- ated In befitting style, The Nerwe. glan Bloging woakety Is but in its in- fancy, but promises {0 be a very snc- cessinl organization, and already num bers among Ita members some of our best Norwegiancitizens, The gather- ing last eveulng waa a purely family one, and all present enjoyed them solves In whatever way they chowe; s-me danelng and singing, while oth- ers passed tho time in chatting and oriticlslng the dancers. Irvine's well known orchestra supplied some excellent music and the sir glng roclety {teelf reide-ed excellent service by thelr agreeable choral performances, and thelr leader, F. Andresen, may well be proud of hia chofr. Owlng to the arduous efforta of the effislent com mittee, comprising Messrs. John M Jacobsen (chairman), G. Olsen, A. Jensen, John Hofstad and P. Wiig, this pleasant little soclal affair proved a grand rucoes d everyone present went to thelr varlous homes feeling much better for Thursday's very er- joyable celebration of the sixty-ninth anniversary of the Norweglan inde- pnndunuu. A STIFF BREEZE it Upturns & Few Houses and Barog in South Omahs, But Does Little Damage of Ooneequence, Yesterday's Bek contained mention of the severs storm reported as having t ken place at Valparalso, and it ap- poars that a touch of the eame was e't by the citizons of South Omata. The residents of the southern por- tion of the clty felt some effoots of the atmospheric distarbance, telng vislted by a very heavy wiud about 6 o olock In the evening, The gale came up from the direction of Paptllion, ccossing the edge of the Drexel farm on {ts way and tearlog up a fow fences and pos's. It was trave'lug a little east of north aud was preceded by ourlous shaped, dark clouds, which seemed to bound iike a bali in Its progress. It pasred very close to the resl- dence of Mr. Sebastian Blumle, but missed it by about fifty feet and struck an out-house 10x10 feet in size and carried 1t into the brush about one hundred and fitty feet away, landing right side up with care. After leaving this place It jumped about & quarter or a half mile down aud struck Batton's place, on Twen. tleth and Dorcas streots, where It lifted the house and set 1t in a reverse posi‘ion on its foundation, i then hugged the ground and pa od down the alley,where 1t took a new barn fn its path and demolished it, while an old and rickety stable a lmla further on was loft untouched. Mr. N. N. Edwards’ place was in the path of the wind storm, and he was blown up against a tree and some what brulsed. At Dan O'Keofe's place the fencea were totally wrecked; a tree in his door-yard as Jarge as a man's body, was wrenched cff; the house was com- plotely borcft of ‘water plplug; a bar- rcl of water was taken vp and carrled three hundreds yards, and set down in safety; the well box, wetghivg 600 pounds, torn from its position, and carrled bodily away; and other dam- age done to outhouses and other ap- pendages. The next place in the wake was a frame cottage, situsted midway betwecn Haecall's park and the shot tower., Here alarge summor house was sproad out in the road, the outhouse wrecked and other damage done. This seems to have been the end of the rald so far as serions dsmags was concerned, and the gale had appar- ontly spent iia fury. 1t is not the first severe wind storm Omaha has folt by aby menur, and not nearly 50 hard as otbers which have preceded It within the part five years, Heretofore, however, N rth Omaha has been the sufferer, the brick cou- vent having been twice blown down snd brick yards, dwelling houses, eto , having been demolished and s num- ber of persons badly hurt, It falls considerably short of the cyoclone which roams about elsewhere, and against which an expert In the sclence of such storms, declares Omaha to be absolutely proof, her hills aff,rd- ing sure protection. e e ARun on a Drug sStore, -uuh a rush made for an is now at C, F, Goodmsn's for a trial bottle of Dr, King’s New Dis- covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, All{lerwm« aflected with Asthma, Bronchitie, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs or any affection of the Throat and Lungs, can wet a Trial Bottle of this great remedy [ree, by calling at the above Drug Store, Regular size $1 00, ODD FELLOWS' SOCIAL. An Interesting Event to Olose the Month of May. A reception and soclal, under the susploes of the Sisters of Rath Re- beoca Degree lodge No. 1, 1. 0.0, F., will be given at Maisonio hall, Thurs- day evening, May 8lst. The music will be by the Ualon Pacific bank, The following are the committees: Roception Committee—Mrs, M Armstrong, Mrs. M. E, Stuht, Mrs, Silas Wright, Mrs, Edwin Davls, Mrs, F. W. Woolley, Miss Alley Bean, J. W. Nichols, M. Goldsmith, A. S, mlllngl Adolph Meyer, T. J. Cliff, W. F. Lorenzen, Tlclml Committee— Ernest Stuht, Sllas Wright, Robert Livaey. C.m\mluuu on R 'fmlhnmuu— Mers. J. B. West, Mra. M. Sampson, Mrs, Fred l".»nn'r, Mrs. Geo. A Bean, Mrs, Gustave Siseerman, Mrs. P. Nelson, Mrs. Collins Jordan, Mre, Henry Liv sey, Mre, D. A, Ploroy, Mis. E. G Ryley, John Evans, Floor Committee—E L Ammrunu. F. W. Woolley, Robert ]vay, Thorspecken, E G. Ryley. Master of Ceremonies—E, C or, . Coop- A troe fron mediclne, benefiolal t) toe yoyog as well as the old who suf. fer from dyspeps Iron Bitters. WELLS' \\Jl GH ON CORNS,» Atk for Wells' “Rough on Corne,’ 163, inokoomplnlo,permcnuwe‘ Corps, wants, b gnions, SATURDAY Ma 19 - THE TWO MOTHERS. The Kelly Case Decided at Last|q by Judge Chadwick, The Omata Olaimant Wins on the First Round. Tae Kelley case, which has exclted #0 much interest and comment in this city, espectally In the Sixth ward, where the partlos reslde, was decided by Judge Chadwlok, of the county court, at 2 o'clock yesterday. The facts briefly recapitulated are these: A woman clalming to be the legal wife of John Kelly decoased, formerly a member of Eoglne com- pany No. 1, sppeared in () naha a few weeks ago and lald clalm to two chil dren whom she assorted sho was the mother of. These children were two girls, aged respectively 14 and 16 and were living with a womau whc had always boon krown In this ity ae Mra. John Koily, The Pailadelphia woman produced undoubted proct of her marriage, her pension certificate and the ceriificates ot christening of the two gicls, Janoe and Alice. They, however, hsd been so long weaned from their true mother that they declined to go with her, and both baing over 14 yeare of age, had the right to choee thelr own guardian, They were brought Into the county court on a writ of habeas corpus, and the trial, which lasted several dasys and was continued from time to time for weeks, attracted o large attend - ance, \hn sympathy generally belng with the Philadelphta woman. The declaion of the eourt was ren- dered yesterdsy and in consider— ation of the gencral Interest mani- festod, Is given herewlth in fali: ‘‘The writ of habeas corpus is design- ed to secare to individuals their per- sonal freedom from unlawful imprls- onment, whether under the forms of law or under private restraint, The petition hereln allegas that Alice and Jane Kelly sre unlawfully ratned of thetr liberty by Kate Kelly aud are by her prevented from going with the relator, Mrs, Jane Kslly, their allged mother, The children are 15 and 17 years of age reepectively, sges within which the law gives them a certaln freedom of choice.” ““The only queetion to determine in this case is whether or not Alice and Jane are prevented by Kate Kolly from sccomparying thelr alieged mother, Jane Kelly. And if so pre vented by Kate whether she is thelr mother and natural guardian and thas has a right to restraln thelr personal freedom Only in tho event cf the eatablishment of the fact that said Kate Kelly has preven.ed the two glie!s from sccompanying their alleced mother{s it necessary tomake a finding & to thelr maternity {n order to enter a proper decree in this case. Alfce and Jane both tesify that they have not been prevented from goivy with Mra, Jane Kelly by the respondent, Mra, Kato Keily, er by avybody else. That they were at full liberty to go if they wiehed, and that f\um Kelly told them they could ‘go if they wmled to and need not go if they dido’t.’ They further testifiad that they have known no other mother than Kate Kolly and that they wish to remain with her.” *‘Under the above state of facts-— the children, Alice and Janoe, being of that sge and diecretion when their wishesin the matter should be taken futo aceount, and the fact belng clearly eatablith -d that they have not been restrafucd or provented by Kate Kelly trom acc mpanying the relator, their al'egod mother--'t {s wnneces- eary nd not withio the provinos of the cour: to decide who i their mother, aud the cily finding that can bo mads under 1ho facts proved Is thet the wrlt stiouid be denied and the ohlldren released from the cnstody of the sheriff, in whose charge they have nominally been since the commence- ment cf this salt " — ———. — SkILL IN THE WokksHor—To do good work the mechanic must have good health. If long hours of con- finement In close rooms have enfee- bled his band or dimmed his sight, let him at once, aud before some or- gavic trouble sppears, take plenty of llumeen stem will be re: ated, his nerves strengthened, ight bscnmo clear, and the whole conatitution be bullt up to a higher working ocondition, A e D Avgratara Bitters (o not only distin. gulth Ciemselves by their aromatie odor above all ctheis genera'ly use 1, but the y are als & suis preventive for ail di originating from the d gestive o gans of cointeifelts, Ark your grocer or diugglet for the genulne srticl manufacturcd by De. J. G, B. Siogert & Sons. —_——————— MILITARY MATTERS. The Latest Orders from the Head- quarters of the Platte. On the recommendation of his com- pany and post commanders, so much of the unexplired portlon of the sen- tence In the case of Private Frank McGalr, company D, Ninth infantry, published in general court martial or— ders No, 24, current series from these headquarters, as relates to confine- ment, {s remitted, The general court martlal convened at Fort D. A, Rueeell, Wyo,, by para- graph 4, speclal orders No. 31, cur- rent serloa from these headquarters, is dissolved, Loave of absence for one (1) month, with permlesion to apply w head- quarters military divielon of the Mis- sourl, for an extenslon cf one (1) month, {s granted 2d Lieutenant Los- tor W, Cornish, bth cavalry. S0 much of paragraph 3, speolal orders No. 48, ocurrent serles from theso headquarters, directing nm Captain Charles R. Barnett, quartermsater, proceed to Fort 1\ o Kloney, Wyo., and report to the com- mandlg oftisr thereof for daty, fs hereby so amended as to direct that he will proceed to the post named on the 17¢h Instant, ¥ The following named men enlisted at Forts Douglar, Utah, and Omaha, Neb , are ausigued as follows: Charles Rice, to company H, 6th fofantry, George F'. Hayes, to the 4th In {antry, A general court-martial ls #ppolnt- ed to meot at Fort Nlobrars, Nab,, on the 234 day of Mly 1883, or as s00n theroafter s practlcable, for the tetal of Pelvate Coarles Bell, company 4°h tufantry, and such other pris- « a8 may be bronght hefore 1t Detail of the court: Captains Wil- lism H, Bisbee, 4 h infantry, and Henry Lipoincott, asslstant surgeon; 1st Lisatenants Earl D, Thomas, 5:h cavalry, Henry E. Robluson, 4th in- fantry, and Robort H, Youog, 4:h fofantry; 21 Lleutenants Angustus C. Mscomb, 5:h cavalry, and Edward H. Browne, 4th Infantry; 24 Llea. tenant James V. 8, Paddock, 5h cavalry, jacge advocate, THE GRAND PACIFIC. A New Hosteliy Throwa Open to the Public. George Francis Train's Hotel Resurrected to a New Life, The spaclous buliding erected yesrs ago on Niath strest, avd known to everyhody as the “Cizzans House,” has at last been reopened and enterad the field for publle patronage under the name of the ‘G :and Pacific.” This house is hlstoric, having been bullt by George Francls Train in tte| short epace of six wecks’ time, when all the lumber cf which it was con- structed had to be frelghted across the etate of Towa. The cause which led to ita building wae a trifilng one, Traln being offended while a guest of the Herndon house, now the Ualon Paclfic headquarters, by an lmagived slight trom one of the walters. I: lay ldle for a long time, but was at last tuken hold of by Messre, Tier and Crapman, who put 15 in first-closs sheps at a largs expense snd made It better than 1t was when new. It was then leased by Mr. T. J. Salesman, of New York, and re-christened the ‘‘Grand Pacific,” opening up for public patronsgs yes terday. Mr, A. H. Algsworth, for ssveral months chief clerk at the Paxton, takes the same poeitlon here and i alded by an efficient force (f aseist- ants. The first name registered on books was thet of Mr, Tom Cotter, the job printer, and 1t was followed by a gratifying number of autogrephs for the start, The hotel will be ran both on_the Earopean and American plans, It je elegantly furniehed throughont with walnut, oak aud cherry sets, tapestry osrpets and the best ¢f everything, It has over nicely rooms, every one of which Is an outside room. The office is s model »f neatness, convenlence and elegance, ana the bar,on the basement floor, is cqanlly ottractive, The kitchen 1 ¢ quipped in fieat-clasa stylo, and an admirsbly arranged lsundry is attached to the house, Since the paving of Tenth street was bepun the strcet cars run both ways by the house, ard this will glve it quite a boom The surroundinge are attiactive, and wi.ha corpa of help such #a it hue, the naw asplrant for public favor iy reasovably expeot graitfylng tnocens from the very atart, Well Rewarded, A liveral reward will be paid to any rty who will produce a case of Liver, i’fldney or Stowach complaint that Elec. tric bitters will not speedily cure. Bring them along, it will cost you nothing for the medicine 1f it fails to cure, and ycu will be well rewarded for your trouble besides. All Blood diseaces, Biliousness, Jaundice, Constipation &nd general debility are quickly cured. Satisfaction pusranteed or monwy refunded. Price only 50 cents per bottle, Foreale Vv C. F. (xwdmnu. R BT AT Y (1 7 777, lnfa 1t8 and chlldren Wlfll‘nv-i Morohine _or Narcotine, What What, ves the "rin Cantariar d ory by turns, ¢, kills their worma, But Castorin When Dahies fret What cures their rewell then to Morphine Sy Castor Oil and Paregoric, ar MailCastoria, iment.—Anub 0 40 W, 1411 St New Yorke SPECIAL MOTICES, ESTON REMEDY € LA SPECIALS wi POSITIVELY not b I!flnd unloll plld In ndv.\n:e Y LOAN—The Om ha s 13 Low propsred (o mike loans 01 Om eity or 1 ouglas county resl o tae at carrent rest. N) comm ssion st N Thames, raom 5, Crelghton Block. ONKY TO LOAN— Loweit Rates of In 1\ torest, Bemis' Loan Ageny, 15th & Douglas -t J\In\w TOANT D—0n chattol mortgage room 7 Un on Block, ‘orner 15th and Farnam 8 a. 120-1mo§ lumw Loaued on chattel property by J. T u.m,.m 215 Scuth 14th street 226-1m0f HELP WANTED. (1 war ta ta meet ' 404 308 lean, +c [va wo VWV ANTED-T day (ap's aice. A7 AN _ED _Steady girl or mildls aged w a4 1614 Howard 5t MR3 WILKIE. 550 191 ANVED - Girl to wait on table, Ingu're ot St. Charles Rotel 5541t )—Girl for goneral housework at 3 Howard : troer. 585104 VVANTED— ne eock and on: kitche 117 14h strect, beiween Capitol Ave Dodge air ANTED—A boy, 0¢ who has beca iaa drug ct repr.faret ; the best nced appiy FAAVK J. RANGE, A firit-rlags baver. A Irque at & Raspke, Douglas street 13)-181 ED—A young cirito tend to a_onc year old baby . E coruer 13th «nd Ca s atreats 54118} TORE RFNT—Corner of 10th snd Dav \ Short. g e 1010 avengort et l‘nvli I.lm;\'l:—} aruithed rcom 1902 SOR RENT—A front parlor beautifuly fue. lf nisked £ 1 or 2 gentlemen at 1613 |m.| l FIOH e N —1] storg house 6 rooms northeiat ' raier 15th ahd Clank. Enquire of Wm. Kier stead at DE EY & STONE. 472w 179 LET-Ona or two r.oms, with bcard 1503 Caiifo nivstrect, 53-6 )R RENT—One Piano, one new Organ, ress- lemz torms, Hope's Music Hall. 320-1m i e ——————— JOR SALE OR REST ~Store ro m with fix F turse ¥igst.cm loc tion for grocety and Crug wto and Dorcas. Jnly §1,400. 235-t1 South 15th th stiest, betwe n Marihs McCAGUE, Opp. Pustoffice, IOR RENT—Two nice Iarge dwellings, No. 1 location. REYAOLDS & MOTTEK. 176-1m AURNISHED rcoms and board. Modern con- venl 810 Dodge stroct. 1000 TED RO real ostat Jun 0K KENT— Fino uprght plano, fine Kim. hn.l wrgsn, 1519 Dodge =treet, A ||INII Jv FOR BALE ‘ “ae OB A 4 room houss tnd good lot un- H der 4blocks from Trans er Vepot in Connell Blu arguin for cach, Address for 3 days. I, F W. 1810 Cuming St 52108 de Bar bugry Oh SALE CHEAP—A 10 Cerh'a warcho , Lelween Doige and Capitol av 156-24 JK SALE—Fancy cil cloth o rrllhmtlw\ sat F 518-18 MAX MEYER & CO E—1 offer the fueriture and lass of T ihe Gad Contra Hovel, at Nebrask city. forsae. Brick bollding, uodern bu'ld. Forty: cight r oms and 1cary new furofture. Al'in first-cluss o der with od trade eetabli hed, For purticulars epply, . SEYMOUR, Propriotor. 3 Nebrarka City, Neb, OTEL FOR 8)LI he Flo ence,” Fur= l nishet comylet; only hotel in the Address H. E. Clurk, Stella, Richardaon 510 21* lace. connty, Meb. INE Bronze fixtures srd 1000 shects of water- cloget paper on & 10’1 for 0 cents at MAX MEYER & CO. @ [0k SALE—Two etory frame 12 roem h-use, with c'e:¢fs and cel arani city water, Lot 49x06. Also 14 story tix room house, cicsets celar, ci tern and wdll. Lot 65x00 Wwill be sold on t/mo payments. A rare bargni Ll E 1L MOISE & 0. 47518 Capitol Ave. OR SALF—7 room houre rfd varn, twn full lots nizely improved. Fine lacation, South Omaha. $3000, AMES, 855=1m 1506 Farnan, OR SALE—New o ttageand Four lotson Park avenue only §2600, emall cash paym nt, bal- 1l annual payme.ta at elgLt per cent, pposite P. 0, 350-t8 Phaton, leather top, . ‘will Leat threo, for 812 MAXMEVER & co. JOR SALE—Two acr.s on l\l‘h Thirteenth » renr, ood Fouce seven - coms, batn, is ern 30 hearirg , rape vines and large amount of fiuit otsll kind: £ argain 92500 McCAGUE, opposite Post Office. 819 11 Simpaon's 0K SALE—Hcuse and 1t 6 100ms, g00d cise ern, cut-buildings, cte. )arge lot, near town 00.. KEYNOLDS & HOTTER, —Kin hall uoright piaro, 8 ts. (520-18) MAX MEY ER & B 7O SALE A Orat ciagh sccond hand W .wu A Caliat 1810 Haroey St. 7M. [MOR SALE—Flax mill machinery consisting ot brake, 2 duste's, beater, picker, press, &c, Canworl ol et r tfed or gréen . ck,aleo shaft- ing; pullies, tor dniving al-0 one 85, H. gine with boler, smoko: stock nl G Ax ures corpets, Address WILTs TAM TAIT Chatles City fowa, 206 5m| [FORSAUE-Wator power g it mil, Taquire of E4. Br. 1y, Ne: I§ [‘-mc SALE—0ld nowepap o large and small qunticies ut this office. o OR S.\LE—A >0d organ, littin used, for $40, at (52221) MAX MEYER & BRO. ‘V ED--Good strong girl, o e that u - derctands cooking, wasning ard froning, ond willing to work. 512 17th rireet 542 '\VA.\'TED—F:"! cr five lsundry women tt fte Paxton Hot 1. Inquire for Head laun- diep, 45-101 ANTED—June 1at, lady ass stant book- kecper and copyist, Young man to tike churge cf tet .t beoks J. B SMITH, 51519 1516 Dougls street, Teal Estate Transters, The followlng deeds were filed for record fn the county clerk’s office May 17, reportel for Tur Brk by Amos' real estate agency: 8. E [Rogers and wife to heira of H, Peterson, w. d., lot 38, Okahoma, $260, E. P. Evans and husband to C. C. Housel, w. d, lot 1 and part lot 2, block 158, 83,900 A. Kountze aud wife to John Dee, w. d., part lots 14 and 15, block 6, Kountze and Ruth’s add., $750. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The grestest medical wonder of the world, * Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises, Cu's, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Uancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped Hands, aud all skin erup- tions, guaranteed to cure in every instanoce, or money refunded, 25 centa per box, For sale by O. F. Goodman, Army Note. By order cf the secrstary of war, ® | 8econd Lientenant James A, Leyden, Fourth Iofantry, has been detalled as profeesor of mllitary, sclence and tactior, at Panvaylvania State college, Centre county, Punnsylvania, to take offoct July Lst, and will report for duty accordingly. TUTT’S " PILLS SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER Loss of Appetite, Bowels costive, Pain in the Hoad, witlt a dull sen® eation in the back part, Pain under the Shoulder blade, fullness afier eating, with a disinélination to ex- ertion ‘of body or mind, Irritabilit of temper, Low spirits, with & feel- ing of having neglected some duty Weariness, Dizzinoss, Flattoring the heart, Dots before'the eyes, Yel- iow Skin, Headache generaly over the right eye, Restlogsness, with fit- ful dreawms, highly colored Urine, CONSTIPATION IAu TUTT'S HAIR DYE gRav Huim on Winiskkna change to 8 GLosey a sl BLACK apiicaticn Ct fmipart ! e, .h»m 8, OF Belil by ¢ Iy. el OFFICE, 55 MURRAY ST., N. Y. De.AUTT'S KANTAL of Valuahie information Coaful iocelnte wiil b malied § K aa avidicat se.. ANTED—A competen® nurseto tate ckarge of a baby eight months cld and to sew. Refcre, reqaired. Call at 1922 Chicigo bt. b6 ANTED Two gocd ¢lning rcom girle at Jletr paitan hotel. Wages 115 por month. ANTED—700 men with hardbeards and \ tender facos to call at Gamb es 0. K, bar: d bs convisced that we have four of ictsin the city. S, W.corner 1:th sta. Bo07-211 ANTED A se: nd coot at the Fmmett Heus), Woman proterred, 512:21§ —A good compstext girl to which good wages will be paid, N. W. corner 18 & Davempcrt St 4484 JANTED A dining room glrl at the Crelgh ton hou.e, 3154 BITUATIONS WANTED, —A situation by young man ‘rom ast, with best refererco C. . Has had M.k 6. wa By & yourg man ot good habits tate ofti tod with tke usiners. Addzess 0, H, W office 540 DANISH Boy A to geb a kit used to any kin slroet, c'gar store, T 515-18§ MIBOELLAKEC yosrs of ae, would like & privote family ork. is lugaire (0L 8 Ten'h VOR SALE OR RE T—Vose mna F%s J.CANAN, Fm' SALE-Phacton, IL.. Ph lltps, 1207 of good brick, LN~ Chimney bricks $7.0) per thoussnd. Cistern brick .40, to clows busin &, ORENZ0 DABBLE, One hlock routh of 15th and Bollcvue road. 150-1moj $.50 per Thousanc ab yments, .t R & PRO. 01 SAL?—Four go*dlots, one halt milo trom p stotic . Chuy| 178 1 OR SALE—A first-cla‘s second hand top buge &Y. Call at 1819 Hainey strect, 317-t1 y terme, KE (AOLUS & MOTTER. ) WILL Luy & Windsor ur r ght piano at $|1 B2 MAX \ll\ R & BRO. O CON 'RACTORS - We e ahout 1000 \ll(l-l'ldlxl. for sale, E &" D EsT.BROOK, 10 K ssurant, Humphwey & Oo,, ¥Ji15 Dodge stroct bourd 83 80 ek May N T E7e [ EDWARDKUEHL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDY TIONALIST, 498 Tenth street, hetween Farram and Harney. Will, with the ald of gusrdisn siirita, obtain for agy one s giance of the pash and present, snd an cartain conditions 1a th ture. Poote and Shoes made to order. Pe mtldfaction_omeranteed Few b A diticn Corner ot W Accomino- 706 18 h 81, 51-191 ANTED-T0 exch:nge, a No. 1 farm in Ne \Vm for & good rewd nro we | located io REYNOLLS & MOTTER, OvA me, ) FOR L ENT—HOUSES AND LOTS. OR R New brick sicro and 3 £ N. W, coroer of 16th and W Ply 8 doora North of Store. ster i JO% RENT OR SA photogr.ph Galery in & healthy and prosper ous city io Nebraska, For particuisr: ¢ TTOR RENT—One p uoith 18t o reet. I)I\\u FOR RE 16 ~Seven elexant re n Farcam snd Dougl 8 Mctropo itan botel, 7 JOR RE RGAN FOR RENT— 121 MAX MEYER & BrO T—House with five roows, gc ice yard. Rent 25 porm JOHN W. BELL, Dru d re troors St Ap A well establighed addross Aboo!utely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity strength and wholesomenoss. More economical than the orpinary kinds, and cannot be sold in ctition with the mulivude of low test shert nt, slumor phosphate powder _3old only 'Roval Baxixe Powpkk Co., Wall-8t." ans, Now York fr ut roow, ar uick bl-ck 468 211 ~H> se within two blocks of Foat 11ro-ms, 7 clove's ba h ro'm gacd water. Mu b be reutag this week M.CAGUE, 437-19 «prosite Post oft co, Fnu RENT—A ricely turnis ed /\ table b arlers wanted, Dodge a id 23 * «p 456194 DexterL, ThomasdBro, WILL BUY AND SELL, IRTNS Y. FIS WA WD AND ALL TRANBACTIONS COCKNECTED THEREWITH, Pay Taxes, Rent, Housbs, Kts. ROOM S, <1+ e e + JREGHTON BLOOK