Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 22, 1883, Page 8

- The Daily Bee. - OMAHA, Tuesday Morning, May 22§ CITY COUNGIL. Another Tedious Special Session Ovor Sewer Matters. The North Omaha Eewer the Principal Bubject of Discussion, LOOAL BrRuVITIHS —The officers and directors of the St. Paul road left for the east yesterday P morning, Al " pecial moeting of the olty coun .‘:1;:: :::l“:::::.“:: ,b.’p:::.'d!:n:l::; oll was held last evenizg In pursuance been burglarized émdsy night and | f & call for the purpose of taking ad- quantity of valusbles taken, ditional actlon In regard to the sewers, —The foneral of Miss Lydia O, Craw- | #nd also to take steps toward the dis- ford will take place from the family resi- | posal of district paving bonds and to dense on Thirteenth street, between Chi- | approve the bonds of officors ap- eago and Case, at 2 0'0ilock to-morrow af- | pointed. ternoon, Friends of the family are invit- | . Kaunfmann Introduced an ordi- &d %o Sttencs nance providing for the issue of $36,- B~ Mre, Kingsley, of Colorado Juaction, | 406 1 honds for paving Distrlot No. arrived on No. 4 yesterday to attend the | o 'oi ) the Tenth strest distriot. ; funeral of Miss Lydia O, Crawtord, who! ™' (it “Engineer Rosewater made s bad been visiting with her during her ill-| statement showlog the basis upon ness, and died on her way home near|which the sum named In the ordinance Grand Island. was estimated. —The John Robioson circus madeits| The ordinance was referred to the wugrand streot parade” about hlf past ten l“%';‘"l committee, A oolock yesterday morning, It included two ’d““'"““"“ °= jo I" ary was "9- bands, two clephants, severalcamels and » | 47°%00 L0 seqgre the written optaton Long line of w.gons painted in Japanese | Fowe upon the utibjsot of aé derigns and decorated with figures of ani- |y one mals and bieds in nas relief and gilded. | Tho bond of Michael McEnery as The streets were c. wded to & certain ex- policeman was soproved. tent but not #o mi. 1 8 as cn previous| The bond of W. J. Connell as clty visits of the circus. The inevitable rubber | attorney was vy proved, balloon m .2 was on deck, ard the hand RES. LUTION. organ and wuonkey blossomed with unwsal | By Mr, Woodworth, Iratructing the vigor. olty engloeer aud board of public e works to immedlately repair the mouth ol “ e T ““_’ of the North Omaba sewer, Adopted osing moeting of the Social club, an or- fsation composed of numerous young | Witk some amendments, e Lo The city engineer In discuszing the poople of this city, on Saturday. The|,,yor gngntion snggosted that a com- moeting was held at the residenoe of the | ization sewer for sewerage and storm Mitses McUhe:ne, on Capitul avenue, and | water both, 1f constructed up St in place of the usual exercises, dancing | Mary's avenue would eave the annual waa the order of the evoning. The enter- | outlay for repairs on that street and tainment was given jointly at che resi-| would, he thought, be endorsed by dences of the Misses McCheane and Mr, | the people up there. If should be M. F, Mount, and an elegant supper was | made a speclal sower district. spread iu the latter house, to which ample| The committee on water worka and Justize was done, sewerage made a report recommending that the board of public works adver- ~—An excursion party gotten up by the | tise for bide for certain sewers to be Canada Southern folks, arrived at the | constructed. Transfer yesterday,and left on the emigrant | The question of contributing money train at night. There are 120 Canadians | to ald the bowrd of trade in entertain- in the par'y, who are in charge ot Ira D, [Ing the editorlal excursionists next Griswold, of Dotroit, They are destined | Wéek was brought up, but no action for British Columbis, was taken, This completed the busi- ness named In the call, aud the coun- —The crowd at the P’Y Goods store of & | o)) went Into a general discussion of A. (Orulckshank & Co., vesterdsy was |the gewor question, immense, The print and domestio depart. ment was so crowded by 10 o'clock that the proprietors were compelled to olose the doors leading to the basement until the | One of the Oircus Drivers Carries Off customers already in were supplied. & Souvenir of Omaha, ~Lewis Givens, tho colored man who il REeiea 08 & hires o InTuikry, wie About midnight last night it was reloassd on a personal recogiaance for $300 roported that a man had been shot to appear before the June grand jury, The and killed on the clrcus grounds at ease appears to be ons instigated by walice, | the close of the performance. The snd no conviction is eyer probable to oc- | report was exaggerated, though having eur, some foundation, It appears that after the concert which wound up the show, some Omaha partles got into a row in front of the tent, and one of them pulled a plstol and fired it at the other, One —The work of laying the top coat of |of the drivers, who handles a six the asphalt pavement was begun yester- | horse team in the procession had load- dy. od up hl: 'l:‘ohl; to glu to the tr‘:ln nl;ad was just olimbing in when the shot il savphatian wab ired. ~ The ballatruck him In ons —This sort of May weather 1s good | of his legs aud Inflicted a flesh wound enough for auybody, which will not disable him for any —There were three Pullman cars cut | &reat length of time. on the noon train yesterday. After shooting, the Omaha man s threw down his gun and ran away, —Buffulo Bili's train got away on the pursued by several others but made Rock Liand sbout midcight Sanday, his escape. The wonnded man was ~—Thestem winderof a luds ‘sgold watch | taken 1o the dopot, where a dootor was ploked up by Officer Eugere Picaard | probad for the ball bat did not find it. to-day. T{:n police Ikno:‘m‘;: olk the putl;n to the quarrel and i: is llkely that the —Complaint has beon filsd agalust J b 9 Y Btoel fo: beatiug John Williams' boy with | *200tee Will bo arrested, » hoe, A STRAY SHOT. —A game of base ball was played yester. day aftornoon between the St. Charles Ho- #el nine and a picked nine from th, U, P, shops, the score resulting in a victory for the former by a score of ¢ix to four, Never Give Up. —The Utah Central car, which brought | 1t yo Eftertn with low _oad des in ex-Mayor Little and Bishop Sharp of | preessd spirits, loss of appetite,’general 8alt Lake City, Is side tracked in the U, ordared blood, weak oonatitu- iy ny disease of i bilious . yard, s procure & bottle of ~Uncle s matl wagon waasen yer | Blactrie Btiers, You wil bo- surrired terday mesndering down strvet without | {oliow; ‘yau will bo iapired with now life driver, but the team was caught by a Fre. | strength and activity will return; pain an mont man before any damage was done, misery will cease, and henceforth you will rejoice in the praise of Klectric Bitters. —Peter F.Holtzinger died Sunday morn- | Sold at fifty cents a bottle by C. F. Good. ing at the residence of his tonin-law, Mr, man, Bryaat, in this city,aged sixty-eight years, The remains were taken to Mt, Pleasant, Towa, yesterday. ~In the police court yesterday two men were committea for intoxication, two dis. turbers of the peace held till to-morrow, and two parties arrested as vagrants dis. charged. The Paul Stein case was set for | at the driying park Sonday which the afternoon. oscaped the observation of a great A RARE TREAT. A Little Eplsode at the Insuguration of the "Wild West.” SARATOUA BVANTS. taking one. Among the visltors was The Monthly Concert of the Union|Mr. Louls Halle, general western Sunday School, agent of Jules Mumm & Co., without doubt the oldest champagne house in the world, and sending out the beat goods to be secured by mortal wmen, Mr, Halle, with a party of commer- The monthly councert of the Union Burday School, which took place San- dsy was one of unurual Interest, tho hyuse being llied with an appee- cla | travelers, drove up to the grand slative audience. snd was given the freedom of the Rov. Schank gave a very plessing | judge's stand for himself and friends, address afier his usual happy manner, [ He held & reception which divided The rocltation of Mia Lottio Sio- | Bone s man, il openlok o oers, of Omaha, was well rendered | \uy'with o Javish hand to Buffalo Bill and worthy of high pralee, while those and his leading stars, o(]Miuel Avery and McKay were cx~ | "y a0 MSJ““" Mamm & o, 1s oellent. Y A beyond doubt the ploneer one in this "é_’" M‘a“”"dr’l"'? ';l:,"’ Bhadee | /ui1oas, and thelr wine s the richest, » TOANHprew '“gl - W "Ffls drycat and most delicate that everglad- d“m: ‘;‘r"'"n::'”‘g' *;“‘;;"“ . h“ dened the heart of man. It Is not sold " y Deet Home, DBY|oyverywhere, the Paxton, Millard, Mo- Miser Rastin and Smith, was well re- Namars and Dunoan, Henry Pundt ecivcd, and was followed by s teibate | " Ghas, Geaontg " boln Tk e e il "haby of 21 | oucs In this city who handle It. Mr Mo B M B ven sud read by Hulle ta perfecting arrangemonts for oy A o affording the public a batter opportu- The sudience was also favored with nity than ever to get the beltpvlt)lno in eonys from Miss and Mrs. Layton, R Y ] i6 g qualified to the gocsts of Hoo. W. H. Lawton, succced, as he Is a general favorite which favor was one of the features of wherever he goes, The following clr- the evening, Misa Laton belng qulte| jo)r w1y} explain 1t ftaelf: d b Amaal igwim sid Mn, Lagion Reins, March 16th, 1883, ng & remarkably fine voles, Wwhich evinced rare cultivation. GexruemEN:—Having learned that in reports seriously reflecting on Cuckeo, | o0rt thh thu&y‘ nn-:l un::n:‘nlfleltyhol our ’ ouse are belng circulated in the com- Bucklen's Arnica M':; e merolal world, we feel bound In the medical ‘"‘“”'| o Mg interest of our house to publish the %‘M t Vever | following remarks: Bores, Obilblains, Corus, | At the end of the and all ekin erup- | agreement of partnership of the firm toour in every instance, | of P. A. Mumm & Co,. Reims, having b s i bes come 0 an end, the principals sepa- There was one feature of the show|” many, but was nevertheless a most | . THE OMAHA DAILY BEE-TUESDAY MsY 22 ;lud and each one founded a new rm, Mr, Jules Mumm, of Cologne, re- taining the business premises of the old firm founded & new firm under the style of JULES MUMM AND C0, Mr. G. Mamm, of Frankfort on the Main, also founded a new firm under the style of G. H. Mumm & Co. These facts prove incontestably that we have the same origin and are as old a firm as our namesakes, We have thooght it right to Inform you of these circumstances, which will enable you to appreciate the true state of the ocase and to contradiot all contrary assertlons, Wo remain, Gentlemen, Faithfally Yours, JuLes Mumn & Co, Bole agents for the United States, Mensrs L. Bomborn & Oo., 12 Vesey street, New York. IMPORTAKT CONTRACTS. The Pullman Party Leave for the West, And Will Probably Arrange for * Through Oars to 'Frieco The Pallman parly, including George M. Pailman, whose arrival on Sunday was noted yesterday, left on the Danver train last night, it belng held for over an hour to allow the business In hand to be completed. They go from hers to Denver, and thenoce to San Franclico, irom where they expect tb return in abont two weeks, As intimated in Tue Beg, the vielt weat concerus some very important bualness, inclading contracts aboat to b concluded with the Union, Central and Sonthern Paclfic roads, Belng questioned as to the result of his vislt here and conference with President Dillon and other U P. officlals, Mr. Pallmin sald to a Bee reporter that at this stage of the ne- gotlons he could not make their full natare public, but would probably be able to do so on his return. It is thought, however, that among the objects sought to be accomplished 1s the running of the Pullmsn sleepers through from Omsha to San Francisco without ohange. Heretofore the Uentral Pa- oific has run {ts own sleepers, but if they conclude a contract with the Pallman company, the transfer at Og- den will be done away with, and the cars leaving this polnt will make the long run of over 2 000 miles from the Gate City to the Golden Gste without the passengera having to bother with a transfer half way out. Mr. Brown, who accompanied Mr. Tullman as far as Omaha, leaves for Caloago thls morning in the speclal car “Oatakill.” STILL ALIVE. Juck Martin Lingers Along the Verge ' ofthe Grave. Jack Martin, the man who was shot at the B, & M. saloon Suuday night, di not die as reported, but was still ali -0 at latest accounts last night. ‘The wounded man was reported ded yesterday but a BEE report- er saw Dr, Darrow later in the day #1 1 learned that this rumor was un- tiie. The dootor etated that the man w ald not live to recover from his w, unde, but he might hold ontolifefor a day or two, Yesterday a lady with achildin her arms called at Coroner Jacobs &' Hat nlne o,clock and asked to see ‘120 remains.” She wasinformed that tho man was not dead and was shown ' o morning Bex contsining the ac: ¢ ant of the tragedy. Sheread it and b st into tears, and when asked by I s, Jacobs, informed him that she w8 Martin's wife. She said he had +« been at home for two weeks, and b.d been drinking and, she evidently k ow as]little about him as a stranger w uld have done. Gen. Cowin appeared In the polica ¢ urt and asksd that one of the three j «tles under arrest be released 1 look after the property v d the case was eet for 2 o’clock, the 1+ -oners meantime being transferred e county jail. he wounded man was bralsed bad- sbout the head and faco in addition {a shot and yesterday an officer + ught up a maliet and a bung +ser which it is supposed were usod he affray. ere scems to bo a | deal of talk against Schrote who « ported to be a rather hard man to . slong with, : THE GERMAN THEATRE | | - ilighly Fleasant ana Successful Eu- | taloment. 3anday evening the German theater v . filled with a large audience gath- <« | together to enjoy the capital en- ralnment offered by the manage- nt, Miss Puls-ahl wes Immense ic renditions of some splendid voesl +.ctormances, and Mr. L. Grobecker de » decided hit in his dramatio citatton, The Turner quartette, comprlsivg Meesrs. P H. Andres, C.arles Kulle, H. Haubens and G irmann, acquitted themselves in st-cluss style as they always do ', Haubens was eepeclally good in s part. Tae turning was better than | ual and gave universal satisfaction. ke {tall in all it was a very susocss- | entertainment and gave general | isfaction as was evinced by the re. ated encores with which the per- rmers were grested. e i Tleal Estate iransfers. The followlng deeds were filed for | ocord In the county clerk's office Iay 19, reportel for Tus Brr by \mes' real estate agenoy: F. Herzke and wife to V, Noek, w, 110t 7, block 16, $3,000, B. E. and E. P, Watson to H. T, Rhodes, wd lot 1, block 5, Bowery Hill add., §1,350. 8 Baunders and wife to O, P, Oh;.th. w d lot 6, blook 3, Lake's add., W. Reynolde and wife sud G. W, E, Dorsey snd wife, w d to A. Stenglieun, l d lot 5, block 15, Waterloo, $100. ear 1852 the | 87 THE CIRCUS. An Immense Attendance and & Tame Affair, A Golden Harvest Reaped by the Mansgers. Two Immense audlences greoted John Robinson's old-fashioned show yesterday, and the majority of the people who went no doubt came away uatiafied with the performance. The menagerle connected with the show is without doubt one of the poor- est on the road, porsesslng very fow valuable animals or curfoeities. The ring show has many common plase aots and regular etereotyped circus featares, but nothing whica can lay claim to orlginality or freshnees, ex- oept, perhaps, the wonderful fest of the female Samson in pulling against elephants, two in number, whose com- bined strength Is equal to at least that of elght horses; yet, these huge mon- stors were apparently Incapable of overcoming thastrength of this French madame, Daring the afternocon an act oc- curred not down on the bills, One of the horees, In the four-horse mencge aot, becoming excited, overlesped the ropes of the rirg, aud after frighten— ing quite a number of people by his charges and cavortings, was driven from the tent At the night show the mammoth tont was literally packed, the seats ba- ing insufficlent to accommodate all, and hundreds weve sitting aboat or standing on the ground, to the annoy- anea of the rest. The crlos of “Down in front!” were so loud and ofi- repeated that once or twice a panic looked tmminent. The two features which won the most applause wera the veloclpede riding on the tight ropeand thebare backriding, which waacertain- ly very fine, Whether it was from the tame natare of the porformance in general, or that the audlence was an unusually cold one, there was certainlya lack of enthuslesm, and once or twlce when applause was fairly won there was absolute sllence only. The site chosen for the exhibition was highly conduclve to drawing a crowd, being probably the most cea- trally located and convenlent spot in the olty fit for such a purpose. The :umlen must have reaped a golden ary LO.GT. Allthe ‘members of Omaha Lodge No. 141, aro requested to meet at 1316 Capltol ave, at100’clock to make arrangements for attending the funer- al of Slater Lida Crawford. J. D. Jowes, J. R. WortHINGTON, Ww.C T, W R 8. s A CURIOUS ROBBERY. A Uircus Day Raid on* Contractor Ooots’ House. Dauring the parade yesterday fore~ noon a queer robbery was perpetrated at the residense of Contractor Coots, on Nineteenth aud Jackson streets. The entire household had gone to look at the display and some thief taking advautage of thelr absence en- tered the dwelling and stole a valuable gold watoh, The strangest part of the programme was that tae long, gold opera chain to which the watch was attached was left behind and also a quantity of jewelry, all of which was wrapped up in a newspaper and thrown down in one corner of the room, where it was found, The chaln alone was worth more than the watch, and there Is no explanation to the thief's curlous conduct. DIED. ORAWFORD, Miss Lida—Sunday at1 & m, Funerasl at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the residence of Joseph M, Crawford, 13th between Chicago and Oass, Friends are invited. A BRACE OFf ROBBERS. John Brandt Touchwed-Higwaymen in North Omaha. A couple of men on their way howe to North Omaha Saturday night were held up by highwsymen near 18:h and Olark streets, The first one was stopped by two villlans who presented a revolver at his head bat got nothing as the man had no money or valuables on his per- son. He was let go and the next vic- tim came along betore the first was out of sight, but No. 1 was notin the mood to go to his assl , and 1t is not known what sort of a haul the ra:cals made, Yesterdny afternoon some partles stole a fi'ty dollar overcoat, a boy's coat and a hat from John Brandt's, Tarner hall, A pretty good gueass wae made as to who the thief was and & watch was kept on his movements un- til & search warrant was sworn out. The suepected party was ar- restod by Offisor Flynn about noon on 11:h street near Harney. Diebeter, Kidnev :y Disease Huve uo fear of any of these dla- eases if you use Hop Bitters, as they will prevent and care the worst cancs, even when you have been made worso by some great puffed-up prefended oure, MILITARY MATTIERS. The Latest Orders From the Head- quarters of the Platte. A general court martial is appointed to meet at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo., on the 24th of May, 1883, or as soon thereafter as practicable, for the trial of such prisoners as may be brought before it. DETAIL FOR THE COURT, Lieatenant Qolonel Thomas M. An- derson, 9:h infantry. Oaptalns Richard 8. Vickery, assls. tant surgeon, and Jesse M, Lee, Och infantry. First Lioutenants Eigar E. Robert- son, 9th infantry, and Thomas McOa- leb, 9¢h Infantry. Becond Albert 8. Mo~ Nautt, 9th infantry, and Walter R, Btoll, 9th Infantry. First L'euteuant John A. Baldwin, 9:h Infantry, judge advacara, A grester rumber of «ficers than thoee nsmed ouu voe bo assembled without wanifesy i1 jury to the ser— vice. Reeruit Koch enlisted at Fort D A. Raesell, Wyoming, is assigned to company F, 9 h iutautry, Private M/ x Arerdt, company D, Ninth infaniry, uow at Fort Bridger, Wyoming, will report to the com- manding cflizer of the battalion In the fleld between Foris Bridger and Thornburg, for duty ss hospital stew— ard, third class, with that command Ricralt Adolph Walker, enlisted at Fort Omaha, Nebrasks, ls assigacd vo the Fourth infentry. PERSONAL Walter Lamb saed W. E. Hardy, Lin- coln; W, D, Haller, E A, Stewart and J. ¥, White, Blair; A, H. Brown, H.stings; F. Fischer aud C, L. Anderson, Noligh; H. W. Warren, Wisner; C. L. Lamb, Stanton; L, O. Burr, Lincoln; Allen T, Reetor, Juo, O, Watson aud Wm, Fulton, Nebrasks City, are among the Nebraskans who registered at tte Paxton yesterday. Mason Gregg, C. A, Averill and A, T, Leuwing, of Lincoln; C. J, Phelps, S:buy, ler; Samucl O, Swith, Columbus; C, B, W, Stove, Hasting:; B, B, Mozel, Ge- neva; W, Harvey and lady, Wilbur; C. E, Dake and I, Hayden, Plattemouth; H. J. F. West, Alms and H, O, Scott, Ashiand, are guests of the Miilard, J. E. Shwab, represcntiog W, H., Thomas & Son, the whoicsalo hardware fiem of Louisyille, Ky, i: in town, a guest of the Paxton, Wm, H, Tator and George W, Taber, of Middletown, N. Y., who are connected with the Erie railway, are stopping at the Miliard. F. W, Getty and J. M. Benodict, of Valentine, snd J. R. LekFils, of North Platte, are visitors at the Millard, Obe Chu of Weeping Water, regis- tered at the Metropolitau last vigut. Joha O, Bonnell, of Liccoln, the B, & M. iund sgent, isin town, Jeff O,g and Wm, Chalton. of Lincolu, are at the Metropolilan, J. H, Martin, of Nebraska City, is at the Metropolitan, P. H. Musgrove, of Lyons, is & guest of the Metropolitan, J. T, Brennan and wife of Schuyler, are at the Millard, J. M, G. Moore, of Hastinge, is at the Metroyclitan, Hon, Wm, Stuefer, of West Point, is at the Paxton, J. Luces, of Honoluly, is registered at the Miilard, J. Goodman, of Tekamah, is at the Met- ropolitan, : Theron Nye, E-q., of Fremont, is in the city. Hon, A, S, Paddock ts registered at the Millard Justice Sam’i Miller is & guest at the Paxton, Hon. 8, J. Alexander is in the city. Lot Brown is back sgaia on jury duty, Ex-Major Boyd has returned from Chi- o8R0, Saml, G. Paxton, Owen, of Lincoln, is at the J. R, Manchester went out to David| - City yesterday. Walter J. Lamb and W, E. Hardy, of Linooln, are in town. Misse: Saltie MoCrary and Carrie Mil ler dined at the Paxton yesterday. Mrs. David Cash, of North Platte, and Carrie Evenston, of tha same place, are at the Paxton. 8. K. Jackeon was in over Sunday from his new quarters at Green River and re- turned home yesterday. W. A, H, Loveland, of Denver, and S. M, Kaox, of Princeton, are among the railronders ut the Millsrd, Mr, John McCuffrey left yesterday for Hailey, Idaho, where he will probably locate, Good luck to you John, Suaperintendent P, J. Nichols, of the U. P., was out yesterday after a long spell of sickners The boys are all glad tosee him again, . “MOTHER SWAN'S WORM SYRUP.” Infaliible, tasteless, harmless, oathartc; for foverichuess, rostloss- ness worma, constipation . Ladies Do you want a pure, bloom- ing Complexion? If so, a few nngI cations of Hagan’s MAGNOLIA BALM will grat- ify you to your heart’s con- tent. It does away with Sal- lowness, Redness, Pimples. Blotches, and all diseases and imperfections ¢f the skin, It overcomesthe flushed appear- ance of heat, fatizue and ex- citoment. 1t makesalady of THIRTY appear but TWEN- TY ; and so natural, gradual, and perfect are its effects, that it is impossible to deteci its application. TR CRTYY T | & SPECIAL NOTIC'S. 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Call 421 south 10th street, V ANT| und Callat P —A good comp tent woman who Atds mixingslikinds of ic_ creams, n Hotel. 587-21§ neral VY AVIED=Aa American, ‘gl to No. [ house - ork in fawily of four pers 4456 Conv.nt ¢, \V Girl for gen ral house-work, fam. Hly cftvo Call afoer 6 p.m. 8. K cor er 20t1 and Leavenworth S reet. 5002 21 D—Boys an | girls at the Cigar box 1408 Daveap.rt St. 504 214 rpenters ard Cublue’ makers, 6 v dge Strest. 503-21§ y ANTED—A good German girl 23rd St 2nd hou'e North of Faroar. 550 ‘C WATES ) me ifte men, Apaly rom 6 40§ b 1§ H. MANNWLILLER. © 461-30§ A Me! 526 22 Two_goud ning room girls ab politan hotel. az¢8 $15 per month, ANTRD—f00 mn i h hardbeards o tender foo: a (i mbes O K, bar: e shop, aad | a we have four of the hncet arti-ts 1t 8, W. eorner 13th ».d Farnom ste, #007-211 #o nd coot at the Fmmet! oman pre‘erred. si221§ \7ANTED —A dinlog room girl at the cfi!{h ton hou e, 8154 CASTO for_Infants and Children. JANED - Giel to wait on table, Inqu're at Wt Crien otel it | N NN\ Fhat gives our Children rosy cheeke, What cures their fevers, makes them sloep ; 'Tis_Castorla. When babies fret and cry by turns, What cures their colie, killa their worms, But Castoria. What quickly eures Constipation, Bour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion, But Castorin. Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Casor Oil and Paregoric, and Hail Castorlat MENT—an absolute cure for Rheuma~ tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c. The most Powerful and Fene= trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. 5 rocms, oellar and T, mOCern CoL Y eus Harne; street. JOR SALE 1 I street, th house and lot on Davenport irable part of town, Good 6 room house, p ern, well | be and all ‘be ary outhouscs’ The | bounds with fruic trces and shrabbery. Will oniy xeli foxcah, Address or apoly o M. 8 lM-m.ml b, Heo:office or ¥. L. Morse & C 1622 Capitol avenus 671-1m £ide Far bugey nearly rew, 1224 b53-141 56-2w. | F R 8A T tho fur nd lease ot the Grard Central Hotel, at Nebraska City, | fcr eae, Brick buliding, modern build. Forty " | eight r ‘oms and vreary 'mew fursiture. Al Tn | firat-cl-ss order with & good frade | For particulars apply to E. SEYMOUR, Proprietor. | sasas Febraska City, Neb. ¥ Ot SALE-“The Flo ence.” Fur- | multe. The onls hotel in the niace. eca H. L. Clark, Stells, Richar/son €0 510 21 | [ SALF—1 room howse and Varn. v tal I L' 1ota nive'y improved. Fine location, South Omaka. $3000, AME 1606 Fa 865-1m ) | Fon SATE—New cottageand Four lots 0.1 P avenuc only §2600, rmall cwh ance (quil annual_pay McCAGUE, cpposite P. OR SALE—Two acres on eouth Thirteenth wireer, good house seven ;0oms, barn, cisiern 300 bearing , rape vines and large amount of fruit ot all kind. ' bargain §2600, McCAGUE, opposite Post Office. 84918 0k SALE -~ Heuse and_lot, 6 rooms, good cls- tern, out-buildingw, rte.. Iarge lot, near town $2,200., REYNOLDS & MOTTER. 177-1mo PDOR BALE—A Orst claes tecond hand phacton Call at 1810 Harney 8t. 96744 SITUATIONS WANTED, WA\Tswny:yolnrrR girl second o7 general k. Apply at Doran Hou e, cppo- 59121 VW ANTED—By a young man ot good haits and rec:muiendation . pos.tion in re-l es- fate offi’e 4s cl rx or boox -k ever. Well acquain- office. 540281 MIBOELLANE B WAMTH ANTEO-To w il vix ful blood 1ii-h sctter Howard street. 583.2.§ w ANTED—8200 on furnitur) before the Addres: M. 8.” th's offive. 67: ted with the .usine.s, Address 0, H, W,” Hee | FOR, SALEFlax miil machinry consiting of brake, 2 duste's, beater, picker, press, &c. Can work e her rtted or gréen stck, alco ahafte | ing, puliies, and_belving for dnving ' the abo o, al:0 one B4, H. P. engine with boller, smoke: | ttack and G Axtures comp'et. Address WILLe TAM TAIT Charles City lowa. 295-3mi OR “ALF—Water power_grist mill, Tnquire of Ei Brasg, wavcrly, Neo, 342-26§ [“(m SALE—O0ld newapapers in large and small quinticies ut this otlice. 3 "OR SALE—A g3d organ, little used, for $10, },‘ at (52221) + MAX MEYER & BRO. ANT:D—TO exchinge, No. 1 farm in N hraska for g od res d nre. we | lacated in tha olty. REYNOLCS & MOTTER. 518 6 FOR FENT—HOUSES AND LOTS. OR RENT- Two rooms furnished or unturn- i-hed with board, Suitable for man and wite or '0 single gentlemen, N. E. ccrner 17th +nd Clark. 582-21§ Strect Cars. quiet fsmi beween Ul FoxzaALz-l;hm-on, H.. Ph llips, 1207 * arnam. 168 Im F(m SALE—One 2} acra lot, near town, #1,200, 175-1m REYAOLD> & MOTTE s, LENTY of good brick, $8.50 per Thousand 3t KILN. ~ Chimney bricks §7.0) per thousand. Ulstern brick $5.00, w closo bus | L ORENZO DABBLE, | One block south of 15t aud Beil.vue road. 150-1mcj 70 SAL: —Four gocdlots, one half mile from p.stoffic;, Chesp, eay terms, 1781m°* RE 'NOLUS & MOTTER, OR RE /T~ Farnished parlor firs® flo-r, 2204 Calitornia street. OR RENT—Nice furnlaned room with board. M _dern Improsements, and table board. No, 1718 Dodge » trees. 689-26¢ OR RENT—Furnished fiont_rooms, N. E. las snd 16th street 505-22¢ Ul HED ROOMS T0 LE "—At head of 85 ]f Mary's aveaue. Address C. C Bee office. ‘R RENT—Cottage of three rooms, Twenty- thrd rd Lerve worth, $11 per month. nqnire a8 612 8. nteenth St M2itt NOR RENT—A nicely furnishe 1 cot age, overy thing con: cnient re it very reasoLable on 17 betweun Ca cago auu Cass Sta, 56:-22¢ 7R RENT—C tzage easts do of 17:h street, bt Capitol avenue ard Davenport, $18 00, 500-25 8. LEHMAN, OB BALE=A fist-clarasecond hand top bug- . Call at 1319 Harney strect; 307-t1 RIBCELLANEY | QTRAYED—A dark red sghthon', one beiog » tnfle rho, han hecth r, 5yeasold. Carrieaa bell, Pieasereturnt o W. cor. 19th and Hacuey . 5:1-.0% j HE colebrared fortuns tllcr /n Gern an and Eng luh, 414 south 1264 street, becween How- dand Harcey. 850 ymall } oy sbout 4 old, Anyone knowin: of him plesse ¢hl, 8:1, south Seventeenth troet T891% AKEN UP - One boree aud_ons mare colt, Wwith leit hind feet white. Mare ha white g1ar on forchead, OWnorcan recover ramo 1y roving « wrerstip on spplication to R. Price, ratogs preciout. 5608 oowt OR RENT—New nrick 8 re and3 front roo s . W, ¢ ruer of 16th and Webster 8t, Ap: Vly 8 doors N« xth of Store. § 70« RENT OR SA.E-A well established photogr plG - ler, lu 5 healt'y and | rosper ous it i Noureska, For pattioul rs, address J'R MOELLER, Grand blnd. - ob. JOR R%:T—One pleatant front 100m at 105 [‘ Lot 18t 8 reet. 537-:8¢ 1A50 FOR RENT— 516 21 MAX MEVER & BRO. \OR RENT—House wi h five rooms, good re- i et niseyaed Reut &5 por nio 50421 JOHN ELL, Drug; RGAY FOR RENT-— 517-21 MAX MEYER & BFO. Os R Ni—Elegant furnished fr nt room, [ 1616 Dodge street, McCorauick bl ck. 498-21) 7 R Jormer of 16th +ud Dav- ort. Inquire 1610 Uavenyort str-ct. 463t OR K N —1} storg house 6 rooms noi thesst v 18th and ik, Enquire of Wi Kler- sew at D - EY & STONE. 474 2w [ 11 ) LET—0Ons 0 two_r.omws, with wnsln;\?fi 10 nia stroct DR “ENT— 16 Piano, one now org E bletem . Hope's Music Hall. TRS LI OR RE T-Stre rom with fix tur s tire clas loc tion for gr S0t Bou i 15th stiet, etwe d Dorcas. Ol §,400. PleC Opp. P 0K RYNT—Two o e large dweliings, No. 1 1 leton HEY 0. DS & MOTIEK. " | VURNISHED rooms an 0 boa d. Moder vons Vel 1810 Dosgn st L1000 JunTt T upr gh %.n, 1519 Dodge i g , good Forse new wagon, Dew haruess o great. Bargain at 1715 ur 3 Be0-21§ (F OR EXUHANGE—Improved farms Linois, lows, Wisconsin, Dakota and Nebr.s a, also improved a-d_unbmproved rest- dence projerty in this city. Prices and terms weutpirchacers. K. L MORS" & CO, 677-26 1621 Capital Av. a, Neb. FOB BALEK - Btock, well, fxtures weat markel cheap. Inquire C, C. Boe off s61-21) R BALE —Vose Plano. F’-‘. Q. J. CANAN. \TRAYED—A ln:g+ cow, drab c.1 r, bror dod, “W " on right h'p 9 0r'10 years ola e6nd word to 12h on i Center 8t A SVANSON. ¢ Q1 ~() WILL 3’ 150 "5 Y0 CONTRACTORS—We ahout 1000 vards of dirt for ale, 1. & H. D. EsTABROVK. prael L F 1 R I EL 70 Riad 1115 Dodge st we: Mayd-1m EDWAKD KUEH L MAGISTER 'F PALMYSTERY AND CONDY TIONALIST, 408 Tenth strect, ketwoon Farnam sod Harney, Will, wit the aid of guardiag svirita, obtaln tor one & glance of the past and present, and an cartain conditlons in the fu. tare. Boots snd wade 10 arder, Perfoch POWDER Absolutely Pure. éhéw:":d:::nv varies. AI-::OI d.lllz and cannod be u‘qn--n%umma:h mne. s Buxme Pevaen Os, Wi Now York, e