Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 30, 1883, Page 8

THE CITY COUNCIL. 'A Long and Tedious Meeting of Our Looal Legislature, The Daily Bee. OMAHA. ‘Wedneeday Morning, May 30, A Bpecial Meeting to be Held on the Market House Question. LOOAL BRUVITIES, —_— —Th~ connty commissioners will sit as a m::‘l’l': u.l;:x\::l:;i::n Dot o There waa a regular meeting of the Orlu:eun-.un'ma this (Wednss oity councll last night, at which every day) sfternoon at 1 p. m., at end of green | Member was presont, oarline, All cricketers invited, The journal was read and approved. —Judge Beneke will dispose of his regn. | ~ PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS, lar docket this morning and then| From the mayor: Appointing adjurn to observe Decoration Day. Michael Marphy special pollceman, —One hundred and eighty persons con- [ without pay, in the vicinity of Wake- nected with the Raymond excursion | figld’s lumber yard, Oonfirmed, party are expeoted in to-day from the| pom Joseph Garneau & Co,: Ask— e, h Ing that Jackson and Twelfth streets —Homepathy explained, csll on Dr. | po' ought to geade, Referred, Parsell. From the mayor: Appointing Jos, —The B. & M. freight office will not re- | Redmsninspector uf welghts and meas- ceive or deliver any freight to.dsy af.|ures, Confirmed, ter 12 o'clock, noon, on account of dec.| From the mayor: Approving cer- oration day, tain ordlnu:]cs];.] Filed. o From M. J. Elliott: Clalwing $1,000 =E. M, A=Al msmbets of tha:.mm;t damsges to her restaurant on Bix Monument association are requested 0 be | {oon i atreet by reason of removal of present at Kuony's hall on Wednosday | yidawaiks, Roferred, morning, at 9 3, m. From the olty physlcian: Directing —Fifteen hundred dollars will be ex-|attention to the condition of water pended in a new drop curtain and entire |closets on the northesst corner of new scenery for Boyd's opera house before | Seventeenth and Dooglas, Referred. reopening in Septembe From Truman Buck: In regard to pening in September, d tender of damages to lot 6, block 191}, —The U. P. freight house will close |} ,furreq with fostractions. g down at noon to-day, after which no From P, C. Himebaugh: Asking freight will be res d or delivered. By |that the grade of Mount Pieasant order of Thos. Nolan, agent, avenue from South Park avenue west, —The case of Raymond, the peddler, | b chauged. Referred with power te arrested on complaint of Mayor Chase, | 8¢ F, L, Vodicka and others: Awking b “l"::' palliorahwu;t Mapday and that Hlokory street, batween Sixth bl el Lgrradd and Tenth, be put in passable condl- ~To.day being Dacoration duy the|tjon, Referred. Omaha postoffice will be olosed from 10 &, | From Augastus Pratt, et al: Pro- m.to4 p. m, The carriers will make their | testing agalnst a chauge of name of usual night or afternoon delivery. Pa;k nnfine.M Gll'-nw‘;i. N o rom Mr, Maul and others: Ask- c_;A"k et LA ing that Nineteenth street be graded ‘0.’ celebrated Auchor roasted coffee and . Powder, Th ho best | TOm Cads to Harney, and made Star Baking Powder, These are the best | ogonyy 1w feet wide, Roferred. and cheapest goods in the market, eodtf | ““ B0 T R S, Jonkinson: In regard —The report that Mrs, Fanny Kellogg- | to back taxes on property purchased Bachert was lozing her mind snd had | from the clty. Referred, separated from her husband is denied and | From Fred. B, Lowe: In regard to the einger has brought suit for $50,000 | settlement of taxes on the property of damagds for libel againat the publisher, | Jease Lowe, deceased. ~Reforred. < Piion . O'Conlior 'will “Yeshure ARis Frcm the oity olerk: Asking that Shop b | his office be calsomined, Granted. evening, May 30, at St. Philomens's| ““geom John C, Ohrlstenson: Asking cathedral for the benefit of the Union | (hat a rondway bo kept open botwoon Oatholic Library association. Thesubject | Harney street and St. Mary's avenue is, “‘Capital and Labor,” which no doubt | at Nineteenth street. Roferred. will be interesting to all, From B. Shannon and other:: Pro- —The Omaha Sportsmen’s Club will | testiog against proposed change of joln in the exoralass of Memorial day, to- | 8rado on Davenport strcet. Ke- cay. t:l;h! gflfi;bm& ;," ."q“:m‘l ! Feom P. C. Himebiugh and Fred amssmble ay Collins etty's store onig 1y ois: Tn regard to exchange of Wednesday morning, preparatory to tak- { oo pain property for extension of ing oarzianes $0 Join the prosession, Catherine strest. Referred. —If the weather to.day should| From W. W, Lowe, acking for set- prove fair the Memorisl day cclebration | tlement of damagcs to hls properiy by promises to bo one of the best and largest ;fzndlévg of Sixteenth street. Re- attended ever held in the city. All wo. | ferred. oleties are making cfforts to turn out|, From Wm. White and others, call- a8 the programme published elsewhere ing attention to the nuisance on Web. shows, ster street, Roforred to clty marshal All dest £ donating flow- | "R inatructions to abate nuisance, —All pertona desirous of donating How- | “'mpq plog of Shull’s second addition era to the Omaha fira department for | & ' o4 and reforrad, Memorial day decorations, and will send | " From Edward Wittlg and - others, them to No. 2 engine house, or by sending | protesting againat the paving of Ninth address of the donor, will be called for by | street. They say that ever since lo- the committee, will receivo the thauks of | cating on ssld street their property the dopartment, Jerome C. Pentzel, sec- | has been damaged by reason of retary O, F. D, —On Friday evening, June 1, the First M., E, church expect to complete the pay- ment of their church debt, Nearly the whole amount has been subscribed, The ladies of the church will serve strawber- ries and ice cream in the church parlors, The public are invited to come and ses how happy it makes a society to be free from debt. —Work s progressing on the new Union Pacific base ball grounds on St. Mary's avenue, If nothing unforeseen interfers the grounds will be in the beat of sha for the formal grand opening which takes place this afternmoon by & mateh game between the Union Pacifics and the Grand avenue club, of 8t Louis, The latter is composed entirely of professionals, and is the reserve cub of the Brown Stock- ing as:ociation, —It may be supposed by the general publio that the telegraph operator has no very difficult duties to perform; but tak- ing Into consideration the numerous ad- ‘vantages that the operator has to contend with, he cught to be given oredit. T! aversge press wire Is a very ‘‘rocky” thing, The press operator sits down with the expectation of a ‘“‘rosst,” and ho al- waysgotsit, When the people read of a fire or other disaster here and there in this wvast country, they scarcely take into con- sideration the hard and faithful labor it has csused one man, sitting listening to the click of » soun: and, supposing it is coming very fast, he is writing down the characters that go into print the next morning, never thinking that perhaps some of the readers of the paper will find in it the death notive of some of their own kin, Mven the operator sometimes reads of the death of his near relatives by the same report wire, Such & case can be cited in our owa city. 3 —~Mary F. Paulson, wifs of W. 8. Paulson, Erq,, of Wyman's Commercial College, died at 6:30 p. m,, May 28, 1883, aged 36 years, Funeral took place at?2 o'clock yesterday. —Ju the police court yesterday two plain drunks were committed, There were two d/sturbances of the peace, one ould not speak English and his case was delayed until an interpreter could be pro- cured. The other, » woman, was fined the usual amonnt. A Life Saving Services: , M. E. Allison, Hutchison, Kan.: Sllv‘:d his life by »_simple Trial Bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery, for Consump- tion, which cavsed him to prooure a large bottle that completely cured him, when Doctors, change of ol mate and everything else had failed Asthms, Bronchitis, Bevere Coughs, ad all Throat and Lung direases, it is gusranteed to cure, 2 Trial Fottles free at C. F, Goodman's drug store, Large size, $1. proiiisac ol A SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE Made from the wild flowers of tho var vanep YOSEMITE VALLEY 1t is the most fragrant of perfume actared by H. B. ilnnns u&u v W, the proximity and encroachmonts of the rallroad ocompany. They regard the proposition to pave as solely in the interest of the company, and ask that if the city council should determine to pave sald street, the railrond company be required to pay one-half the exponee, and the other half be equally divided between the olty and the property owners.. Re- ferred. A number of bills were referred without reading, From Mary Krebe: Olaiming dam- sges to her vinegar factory by reason of the condition of the South Omaha sewer. Referred. From Sixteenth street property owners: Asking for Trinidad asphalt pavement in paving distrlot No, 8. Referred, From Andrew Rosewater, city engi- neer: Reporting the grading needed Oi’ono:rlng Cuming street to grade, THE OMAHA DAILY BeE-~WEDNESOAY MaY 30 olenr obatructions at Manning & Her warchoose, After a heated discurslon the reso- | From Headquarters of tbe Depart- | latlon was roferred back to the author to be modified, und afterwards adopt- od as amended. By Bohm: Author'zing the clty en- gineer and city attorney to ascertain what steps can be taken to pave the alleys In paving distrlcts, paved or about to be paved. Adopted. By Loeder: To erect a band stand on Jefferson gqnare. Referred. By Bebm: To have South Omaha sewer protected at once, and glving instroctions. Adopted. By Kaufmann: To place a sireet lamp on the southeast corner of Ninth and Cspital avenue. By Kanfmann: To extend the War- ring sewer syatem across Tenth atreet, between Howard and Jackson, Adopted. SEWERS, The subject of the extenalon of the South Omaha sewer, from fia present terminusg at Seventeenth and Howard atrests to a point near Twonty Second and Farnam, at the foot of the hill, waa discussed, and the city englnecr explained the scheme. Me. Hasoall moved that at the next meoting of the council the clty engl- neer bring plans and specifications of the proposed sewer; aleo profiles, Adopted. Mr, Danham moved that the clty engineer and city attorney be lnstract. ed to eecure right of way and contract for the proposrd sawer on St, Mary's avenus and Twenty-second street. Adopted, REPORTS OF COMMITTEES, A number of unimportant commit- teo repert were made, Tae committee on water works and sowerage recommended the accept-, ance ot the proposition of the I. 0.-0, F. to erect a drinking fonntain on Fourteenth street near Dodge. Adopted. ORDINANCES, An ordinance providing for the curblog and gattering of Capltol avenue trom Fourteenth to Sixteenth strects was passed. An ordinance amending sectlon 6 of the ordinance regulativg the running at large of certain animals and the appolntment of a pound master was read twice nnd referred to committee of the whole. An ordinance providing for the ex- tention of Dodge street and the con- demnation of land therefore was read twice and referred. An ordinanoce direot!ng the grading of Saunders street, from the north line of Michigan street to the south line of Delaware street, was read twic: and referred. An ordinance directing the exten: slon of the North Owmaha sewer to Twenty-Third and Caming street, was read twice and referred, An ordinance condemning private nroperiy for the extenslon of Twenty- Third street to Seward. street was pansed. An ordinance to provide and rega- late market houscs was read twice and referred. Adjourned to meet next Friday alght. e ANTE-MOATEM MONUMENT, A Joke Which Seems to be on the Perpetrator. Considerable attention was aitract- od yesterday to a notice painted on a board in blsck letters and stuck up in front of a Douglas street store, in the center of a mass of pud, orange peel, oto, It read: “‘Dadicated to the Memory of the City Council By Contractor Grant, the Washington Bam,” The whole thlng{;vu designed as a huge joke on . Grant, but it proved an abortion, The facts in the oaso are that Mr, Grant begun the work of oleaning off the Douglas street pavement yesterday, dolng so at his own expense although under no obligation to do so. ~The street was covered to a depth of several inches with mud, and he wanted to excavate the pavement beforelt was lost sight of forever. A few montha ago when he was lay- Ing the asphalt he requested permis. sion of the merchant in question to|T. The olty engineer's estimate of grading Eleventh, Twelfth and Thir- teenth atreets, from Douglas to Ohlca. go, was filed. The oltx engloeer’s report and estl- mate of Jackeon street grading was filed, The olty engineer's estimate of Saunder's street grading was referred. Soveral sldewalk resolutlons were adopted, RESOLUTIONS, By MoGuckin: To put a cross walk on the south side of Ninth snd Har- ney otreots. Adopted. {iy Woodworth: To enforce the or- dinance referring to obstructions of sidewalks. Referred, By MoGuckin, Calling for a report on the ordinance regulating sewers, connections avd luspector, Adopted. By Woodworth: That olty engineer confor with residents on Oapitol avenue, a8 to parklvg eald street. Adopted. By Anderson: That clty marshal re- move obstractious on Sixtesnth and Harney. Adopted, By Wocedworth: Authorlziog the olty clerk to purchase a copy of the Btatutes of Nebraska, Adopted. By Kaufmann: To place & gas lamp on southeast corner of Tenth and Jones. Referred. By Anderson: To provide books in which the strest commissioner shail keep records of Iabor done. Referred, By Anderson: To furnish the streot commissioner with & horse and car- rlage to carry himself and tools about the clty. Mcr. Hascall thought the street force should all be mounted also, The resolution was filed, By Dunkam: That members be re- stricted to the introduction of two resolutions at any one counell meeting, Adopted. By Radfisld: Aoccepting the bid of the Omsha National bank for sewer bonds and instrooting delivery of the entire amount Jane lst, Adopted. By Bebhm: To remove_bulldlog on corner of Sixteenth and Mason. Re- ferred with power to act, By Redmau: To rescind order to use water from his hydrant and offered to pay for all be took, but was refused, another firm across the street thereupon allowing him to lay a plpe olear through their glm and get water there, a oleaning up the street Mr, Grant drew all semi-clrcle about the front of theman's place whohad refused the water and left the refuse matter gathered there untouched, where it is a very consplouous object. Some one apparently thought it would be a good joke then to call him a Washiogton bum, and aceorcingly the monument was creoted as above describad. No one laughs moro hesriily over the thiag than Grant himsolf, 8 A RETURN SHOT. ——— Barney Shannon Denies the Oharge of Violauog the Sabbath. To the Editor of the Bee, Omaua, May 29, 1883, The article In last evening's Bee, which insinuated that I posted in my saloon door last Sunday, the follow- Ing notloe: ‘‘The side door is open. By order of the marshal, Boys, step in and pay,” was the falso and mallo- fous work of sn enemy of mine, The notice was puton my door after I closed up Saturday nlght (and my place of buceluess was oclosed betore midnight) by some person who is at present unknown to me, My ssloon was abaolutely closed on Surday, front slde, and every door, Marshal Guthrle was convinced of this, and he thorefore took no notice of “Taxpayer's”’ anonymous commun- foatlon, Lot “‘Taxpayer” come out from his anonymous ambush, and face the muaio over his pame as I do. I Kmumu I am as heavy & tsxpayer as o ls, 80 on that polut he has no ad- vantage over me, B, Snaxxow, SKINNY MEN, ‘‘Well's Health Renewer” restores health and vigor, cares pepala, Impotence, Sexual Debility, §1. MILITARY OADERS. ment of the Platte. A genoral court mwartial is appolated to meet at Fort Sidney, Neb, on the 1ot day of Jane, 1983, or as soon thereafter as practlosble, for the trial of Private Richard M:Cann, Troop F, Fifth cavalry, and snch other pris. oners as may be brought before {t. Detall for the court: Captalns feott Payne, Fifth cavalry, Albert E Woondson, Fifth cavalry and Jacob A. Augur, Fifth cavalry; First Lieuten- ants Francls Michler, Fifth cavalry, and Hoel 8, Bishop, Fifth cavalry; Second Lleutonant Ebenezer Swift, jr., adjatent, Fifth cavalry, judge advocate, Leave of absence for twonty days, to take effect June 17ch, 1883, s granted Captain G. L Lahn, Foarth infantry. # A goneral court martisl Is eppolnted to meet Fort Laramin, Wyo , on the 4:h day of Jane, 1883, or assoon thoreafter as practicable, for the trial af Private Phillp Shingle, company K, Suventh infantry, and such other prisoners as may be brought be- fore it. Datalla for tha cour': Captalns Daniol W, Benham, Seven.h fofautry; Richard Combs, Seventh infantry, and Henry B. Freeman, Seventh In- fantry. First Licutenants Danfel Robinson, Seventh infantry, end Fred. M. H. Kendrick, Saventh {n- fantry. Soccond Lientenants John L, Barboar, Seventh ipfantry, and James A. Goodin, S:venth Infantry. Firat Liecutensnt Allan H. Jackson, ad- jatant, Seventh infantry, judge advo- cate Hoepltal Steward Thomss Brady, U 8. A, ls hereby relieved from duty at Fort Washakie, Wyo., and wili pro ceed without delay to Fort Omashs, Neh., and report to tho commanding officer thereof for duty at that poet. The following named mea enlisted at Forts Douglas, Utah, and Omahs, Neb., are assigned as followe: John E Jones to Company D, 6th Infantry. Frederi:k Schupp to the 4th Infan- ry. ’:l‘he board of sarvey convened at Cheyenne depot, Wyo., Febroary 23, 1883, by paragraph 1, special orders No. 117, series of 1882, from these headquarters, will reconvene at Fort D. A. Rassell, Wyo., June 4, 1883, or aa soon thereafter as practicable, to fix the reeponsiblilty for defielencles of certaln articlos of olothing, camp and [garrlson equipage transfered by Sooond Licutenant W. H. Sage, Fifth infantry, A, A. M, Cantonment Bad Lands, D. T., November 20, 1882, to Captain J. H. Lord, A. Q M., depot quartermaster, Cheyenne, Wyo. Leave of absence for one monib, with permiesion to apply for an ex- tenslon of ono month, s granted Firat Li u‘enant George S. Young, Seventh Infaniry. Tae following remed men enlisted at Forts Douglas, Uab, and Omahs, Nob., are assigned as frllowa: Charles Piaff to the Sixth infantry, Willie 8. Matthews to the Fourth infanury. e A CENTRAL CAFE. The New avd Elegant Paxton Ico Cream Parlors, The most elegantly and perfectly equipped place of the kind In this city is the new loe cream parlors and cafe juat opened in the Paxton hotel, frontlng on Farnam street and west of the main entrance. The parlors are farrished in the most complete style dnd offor advantages of which no other establishment of the kind can boast. 1t1s the most cen- tral location In the city, snd the corps of asslstants is not to be excelled any- where. Tho condensed list of fare is a8 followa: Ioe Cream........ 15¢ Ico Cream with Cake. . 250 FLAVORS, Lemon, Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry. Strawberries and Ice Cream Lemonade , Olaret Sangeree Bread and Butter .. Track Topics Gleaned From All Quarters. A gentleman now in the city from Salt Lake says that the Utah Central rallway company have thelr track in excellent condition the entire length of the road from Ogden to Frisco, a distance of 280 miles, and their rolling stook s of good quality. Outslde of the two Paolfic rallroads, the Utah Central is the ploneer road of Utah, and the company have cxerted a vast {ufluence in the past in the develop- ment of the great industries of this terrltory, and to-day are doing a very eatisfaotory business. President Dillon, who lefi for the east Monday, denies that there ls any contest for territory between the Unlon and Northern Pacific, Ii!n stated that the Unlon Pacific and Denver and Rio Grande have set- tled all their old differences which have been {n dispute for years Col. Dodge, of the Denver and Rio Grande came to Omaha last week and met Mr, Dillon for that purpose, and the adjustment of the difficulties was the resalt of their confarences The Wood River branch of the Uolon Pacific's Oregon Short Line was opened to Its terminus, Halley, Tdaho, on Saturday, and pawsenger trains are now running to that point. The additional headquarters balld- ing for the U, P, may be begun but will not be completed this year. e e Tleal Estate Yransfers. The following deeds were filed for rocord In the county clerk's office May 28, reported for Tue Bre by Ames' real estate agenoy: Geo. L. Miller and Lymsn Rich. ardson and wivesto W. A, L Gibbon, w. d.,ptof e} of nw} of sec. 21, 15, 13, $2,200 Androw J, Hanscom and wife to Wm, J Wagoner, w. d., lot 13, bleck 8, Hanzcom Place, £350. Augustus Koan'zo and wife to Mat- thew Brady, w.d, k block 13, Kountza's 31 additlon, 2 Higby, Moses K. Olark to 8, W, q o, lot 2, blk 69, §5. Sam E. Rogers avd wife to John Sollinck, w d, ¢} of lot 4, blk 11, ala e} of w of lot 4, SE Rogers add, §600 Chas. R Redick to Margaret Park, wd, e 60 ft of w 00 ft of lot 16, Bart. lott add, §600, Hanover O, Merchant to Cordelis & Jallos F.-Phelps, 3, pt of sw, nw of 15 16-13, §2. A RELIC. ‘vhe Republican Oounty Ticket of 860. Some carpenters engaged In mak- ing some improvements in Mayor Chase's resldence yesterday, In tou... 4 away & partition came across some Republican county tickets cf the elec tlon of 1861 The entira tlcket, with the excep- tlon of the candidate for eheriff, was elested; Mr. Theo. Grebs, tho demc oratic candidate, being elected to that offisa by & majorlty of 60 votes, The names will be famillar to a great many of our citizane and the ticket will call up old times vividly, The candidates were as followe: COUNTY OFFICES. For Sheri AARON R, HOEL, ¥or County Trensvrer, WILLIAM J. HAHN, For County Clerk, THOMAS SWOBE, For Peobata Tudge, L. B, GIBSON, For Connty Commissioner, E. H, SHERWOOD, r Coroner, JACO & GISH. For County Fuperintendent ¥ublic In- struetion, A. A. SEAGRAVE, For County Sarveyor, ANDREW ROSEWATER, For Member House of tepresentatives to fill vacancy. THOMAS J. TURREY. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the world, - Warrante! to epeedily cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Gancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corus, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all ekin erup- tions, guaranteed to cure in every inetance, or money refunded, 25 cents per tox, For eale by O.-F. Goodman, ot S *Ledles, if you would be forever redeemcd from the physical cisabill- tles that, in thousands of caces, de- press the epirit and abeolutely fetter all the energles of womanhoon, you have only to get Lydia E. Plukham's Vegetable Compound. Peauty, that trausitory flower, can only be held by using Pozzoni’s medicated ccm plexion powder. AALELEHRERETR TR TR R R RR RN RSN for Infants and Children. N Castoriapromotes Di and overcomes estion atulency, Constipa- tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhcea, and Feverishness, It insures hea alth and natural sleep, without morphine. “ Castoria fs o well adapted to Children that 1 recommend it as nux;[-nur to any prescription known 1 me.’ . A. ARcHER, M. D., & Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. ‘What gives our Children cheeks, What cures their fevers, makes them sleep § 'Tis_Casto ‘When bables fret and cry by turns, Wit cures their colic, Il thelr worms, . Tnipeetion, AR Dut Castorine Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Oil and Paregoric, and Hall Castorint Y YT T W S A TR AL X /AT R L LR CENTAUR LINIMENT—an absolute cure for Rheuma= prai B G tis S, trating Pain-relievin; 'W.\N'l')-ill—lfltchon girl at 1513 1 11s, &c. The most Powerful and Pene= Toward St 702-20% and Healing Remedy known to man. URNISHED ROOMS—Vory desirable hcation Peck, real estate, opp. P. 0, 9014 7 ANTED—Man to milk coxs and attend to horses. App'y Saratoga house ¢t.Omaha. 13-608 1,for general housework, 172 033:31§ D—Geod girl for geeral h vor heast corner Loavenworth street, second door, hovsework, and 17th [ ‘ ANTED—A wages, strect. 200d ANTH Printing of a'l kinds, 1izht men, -31 ANTED— enlot18:hst e 1§ A gnod Tuquire 103 N, 13 o 3t wagoa. At northwestcorner Has Pier streets, Snina's addition Gevm'n _girl, Inquire at the store, 1322 Farnam Good £803-29 A competent_so'isitor for Job cha co for h street. warden, rorth H. W. BAIL. wood n”_ree girl wanted immediate'y. Good milton and ANTED—Two ¢ood dressmakera. Also two a-proutices. Inquire 1606 Farnham strect, 617 205 net House. ANTED—A competent o'rl and iron street, ED—A woman to wash and ir 7 67! cock, wath Appy to Mra Kinumad, 504 Pleasant sirect, two streets west of the Con running norch from St. Mary's avenue te [; FOR SALE. OR SALE OR EXCJANGE—A #mn/ hoots and shoes, lat st styles. w ahout 81,500, Wil ‘excbange for res Fropery i c'ty, o ' argaia, €81-2 E. L. Mossk & (0., 1622 Capitol ave, OR SAL *—Hous 700 13 for rent, 064 93 {OR SALE—A he rae, buggy an t harne:s Only been used six months. Ao | ght halt spring: Wigon and cpen buggy anl sewing mach cheap Callar 445 23 strect, between ¥ and st. Mury's avenae hi nire 6)3north 13 h St > 609-2§ —Two Leautiful lo'e, corner, on ect, fencet and trees planted. OR SALE- Ch cawro | Sonth and east front, 82 000, Full ‘o aad two large hovs' 8 that ave brin. ing 1n 10 per cent on $5,00) for cash §5,000. 1wo fall Iots and 6 h~usea 1ht rent for $115 per month, Good loga'ion, 810,500 6702 SHRIVER & BELL. OR SALE—AL a §acr fice s new hou'e of four 0oms and fuil lot on 20th batween Paul and Inquircof J. L. Ma-ble, 217N 16th €54 1! Sherman 8k, St. OR SALE—Side bar top bugzy, nearly new, 224 Farnam St. 563 31% OR SALE— Ons 5 year 0'd Iron Gray mare. Inquire at JeTerson square barn. 656-1% YHAPMAN'S —Corn (ura warrented or _moae; (J returded by J. A, Koeder, N. B. [Powell, ar Kubn & 6551m ANTED—Two men of good addre & o soho. it and gell goods, Call 421 South 11k s Steady employment 82508 ANTZD —Go~ active woman 10 do cham- ber work. ply 912 Dougl. s St. Wagos $1.00 p r week, [ Ap: 8.1 ANTED—A dining room girl in % tho Occidental Hotel. TS WANTED—To cacvass for o new (Aftermath) 118 5, 15th 8t. G A book. umedistely 5t 638 1 ANTED—A competent secend girl Apply 08 3L a% 1310 Davenport St. 40d black vl MZBEY et HE WANTEL But the Girl Refused ana He Killed Himser. Special Dispatch to Tie B, Fairmont, Nob., May 29.—George Tibbits, working on & farm near Genevs, ehob and instantly killed him- self Sunday night becanze his girl re- fazed to go with him at 11 o'clock at night and be marricd, He had known her but a few weeks and her parents opposea the intimacy. They met at a nelghbor's Sundsy night and he in- sisted upon being marrfed at onca, She refused. He tried 10 drag her outdoors but feiled. He then etepped outeide, a shot was heard, snd he was found dead with a bullet hole in his temple and the pistol In his hand, Both parties were respected and of good families, His people live in Karsas, neis to go to t Len, Fried and Fremont, Co 1108 & 61429 A7 ANTED —A dinin g room yir! at ton hou e, SITUATIONS WANTED, VWASTED . By a ludy, & positio the Creigh 815-t1 short hand wei'er and tpe opeiator. Addrss 68:-19% “V." Bue office tion wi h ‘aciliies for | arving Ergli €713-23§ E. NELgox, Southe: adin by & ycu g Swole to f horsas or ) o ter work i 10t80 much an 09jcct as a situs: sh, rn Ho'el, \ ANIED— Ry the son (f a Sc tch sheep far- mer, with 8 go.d commescial & situation of trust on s me farm or education, e'se « here. Had charge of a gocd farm two yea s in Maine, ard cau give good ref rerces at Eome or abroad. Adiress cp Farn er, Bee oftice, 678-201 Phurmaceutical chemist, a g ad uate from Mi‘h. univer ity, de.irel a siturtion in_tho north.w st, s wel recommended quickly, F. R zell Omaha Adire 8 568 30t e e — U1 1 have been afflicted for twenty yesrs with an obstinate skin di- callod by some M. D's Peor'asis, ard others Leposy, commencingn my scalp, an., in spite ofall I could do, with the help of the most ekil'ful doctors, it slosly b ¢ surely extended, uutil a year 0g> this winter, it covered my entire person ia form of dry ecaies. For the 'ast t' rec © been urable to do any labor, and suffering intense y all the time. Every morning theio could be nearly a dus pan- ful of reales taken trom the sheet cf my bed, some of them hall as large as the ¢nvelope con- taining this lettor, In the atter partof the win- ter my ekin commenced crackivg opon. I trled everything, almost, that cculd be shought of, without auy relief. ‘The 12th day of June I start- | | on w.st, in hopes I could reach the Hot Springr. I reached Dotroit, and was so low I thought I should have to o to the hosital, but finally I gOt s far as Laosing, Mich , where I bad a sister living, One Dr, —treated me about two wecks il thought I had buta testly prayed todi but did we no go d. short time to sive. Cracked thrsugh th my 1ibs; arme, hands, lim toe nally cax '+ fT; oger naila dead and hard as b ne; bair dead, dry and lifeless o old straw. O, my G ' how 1'dil suffer. My sistter, Mrs. E H' Davis had a sua'l partof & b x of 'Cuticu'a in the hovss.. She woaldn't giveup. §aid,"We will try Outicura.” Eome was avplied on_one handaond arm. Fureva! There was reliet Stop. ped the tersible bu ning seosatin from the wo'd immediately got tho Cuticura Resol= ) WA ug ecly; aopiied Kesult, retarn. used Cuticura Sonp fr Cuticura morci' g and even ng. od to my home in Just six we-ks from time I left and my skin as smooth as this theet of paver, HIiAM E. CARPENTER, Henderion, Jeff reon Co , N,'Y, Sworn to before me this nincteenih day of Jan- uary, 1880, A. M. LEFFINGWELT, Justice of tue I'eace, he new bloed purifier, ia- d scilp, and purify the yery species of itching, ' scsly, Pimply, ecrofulous, mercuris! and can-erous humors and skin ¢ rtares when physic orpitals, & d all cther means fail. 8 Id everywhere, Potter Drug and Chemical Co., B ston. \\/ ANTED—Pusi refirences given, oftice ANTED—A situaticn in s drug Address S, refercnecs, t8 book-kecpor best of K. W Bee 64011 store by a yonng mn of ono yeara expcrience, good Addre s Dan care, Boe oftice. 650 50§ C wanta to meet ‘C' 464-145 FOR PENT—HOUSES AND LOTS. R RENT—Desirable unfurnished firet floor 412 N. 15th St sbrect, 113 south 17th ef IR REN I'—Roor furai:h.d or unfl:!' room on 701-31¢ IOR RENT—Furnished rocm a$ 1805 Tlrglm 68381 OR RENT—A house of 4 rooms, full lot, nico 3, clty water, 19th street, balf block south 093-311 OR RENT—Furnishel room, 1906 Farnam street. OR RENT—One unfurcished roo, ney treet. N. 6011 NICE pew three 1oom cottag) A “good bric and Calitornf »t his earp:ntel -4 L1013 Har- KRILL, for reot, aud 17.h, 83t P.J, OREE YOR RENT—4 rocms, new snd peassnt, near | Fm et Terms, 9 per m-nth. Small quict famly p efe'red ' J. P. W, ROF, Kin 8t, between Ci % and Seward, I0R RENT—Two nicely furnished fecnt | rooms, 2117 Webster street, one block from street car. 6712 R RENT—A three room cobtage for rent and Apply 650 Fairview 8t., turniture £r sale. or bt Mary's avenue, 07428 ur rooms snd kitch- 833 south 17th 677 20t 0% RFNT—Eight room cottage wi h modern improv.me 2448 Davenort St C. F. Driscoll 663t TANO For rent, 119 8. 16th 84, P 657-1 OR RENT—Furnished rooms'with tahle 1816 Dodge. 643318 Roush, Chapped or Greasy Skin, SOAP, o t with de'iious flower Blok and ilomishes Sosp, an odor, ng Balsams, —e £@sP IALS will POSITIVELY not beln serted unless pald In advapce. BEAUT For In'artile and B'rth Humors, SPECIAL NOTIGES. ONEY TO LOAN 'he Om ha saving 1s now prepared to make loans 03 Omaha N city or 1 ouglas county resl e tye at current rates o iuteres [ TO LOAN—Call at Law office of D, L, ) comm'sston charged. EY TO LOAN—The Lowcst Rates of In- est. Bemis' Loan Agercy,15th & Douglas B] ONEY LOANED On _ chattel Keom 7 Union Block. HELP WANTED, ANTED—A pastry coox, VV and Howard strect. mortgages. 585 lmo§ Apply eor. 12th 0481 OR RENT—House with five rooms, good re- yard Rent $95 per mor 1h JOHN W. BELL, Druggls '—Cottage of three room orth, $11 pe th St. third o» Fnquire at OR KE Leavenwcrth and Sou 010-t¢ s, Twenty- | r wonth, M4t opposite P. 0, Q*‘"‘ FOR RENT—Cornor of 10th and Dave D Inquire 1010 Davengort stroct JOR RE corner 18th and Clark. Enquire of ifea’ at DE A EY & STONE. 1§ storg house 6 rooms noitheast Wm Kier- aTaew | 1910 LET—Ono or two r.oms, with beard, 1808 Ca ifornis shreet. R HENT—Oue Piano, one new organ, Hope's Music Hall ouable terms, 357-6 URNISHED rooms and board. Modern con- veulences, 1810 Dodge street. 1000- Jued7t | eatie hovxe, Lanscom place. OR SALE-—Vice 5 r-om houso } I't, shade trees, good wa'ks &c. 2 blocks irom stree car, cxcellen: lceaticn, orly 2000 AME, 06:9-29 1706 Faroam. ] OT~ For rale01ly ten minct: s wolk, from end S0t wr ot car track, . . Wi xat ark av- 6.2 {{OR BALE-Ncw house, fvo room, ce lar and bun, [ord and solt water, modern com= vienc 5. ' Apply at 2218 Twensy-second - treek, 685.2) —Vose Piano, J CANAN. CH" AP—A rew ot rn earriage. aigtto raso moey. [nouic ak 13ta 8'ree’, Leiween Dodge (56-2 oton firah clu6s sscond hand enoy St [TOR SALT—7 room house snd barn, tw> falk [ lots nisn'y improved. Fine location, South Omaha. $3000, ANFS, 855-1m> 1506 Farnan. R SALE—0Id acwspapors 1 large and sealt quanticies ut this office. [ O FALE- T wi et Tiory brako, # duste’s, beater, picker, press, &e. Can work ol hor rotted or gréon stock, aléo shaft: ing, pullies, snd_belting for drivirg the »bore, a1:0 020 35,H. P. engino with bo'ler, smoke: +teok snd @A dxiures o plete. Address WILle TAM TAIT Chatles City Jowa. 206-3m) IOR BALE—A first--la s second hand top hug- gy, Call at 1319 Harney strect, ST-4 MISCRLLANEUD ot et heok cont B oot e aptainsamert inson e w0il incry establi hmevt, | roving prop= exty and pagirg for this notice. 700-29 {1000 I, DOING ACCOMMODATION— For cne cr two gen'lemen. Liquire from 2to 4 P m. at room el ht (S) Jacobs' bluck, cor 15tk street and Capit 1 aver ue, 680-t1 Vl‘llfi Celibrated fortune tell'r in Germin and Eng'ish, 414 1outh 12(h 8 reet, be!ween Har- ney aud goward . 684 30° MR3. 7. SCHUPZRT. 081—Pocket-book, wrapped in blue sl j handk rchief at abont 17.30p m do-day, between ity Hall an) Post ofice, o ‘ntaining small amount of wenex and some va uable papers, alro rent receipty, Liberal reward will be paid i left at Bes offi e. 639490 00D PASTURAGE—For horse® only. Two ‘miles wes: cf postoffice, tecond house wes$ frim Mr, K. 676-21 VAKEN UP.—One ho with left hind fees white Mare ha white s1ar on forehend, Ownercan recover fame by proving cwnerstip on applicaticn to It Price, atoga precinct, 5650 cews. H<OTOF RESERVATION in Nebrasksaud Kangas is to be 8 1d by the governmens. A map of the res rvation with appraised price of enchi 80 acros, and dat>and full termy of sale cent on recelpt cf one dollar. Ad ‘ras 015 W, 0. STETSO & Land Office, B atric nd on3 mare colt, eb. ELVMONTO Restaurant, Homphrey & Co., 1115 Dodge stroct, Lot §3 50 prr week, Mayd-im 3 > 78 EDWARD KUEHL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDI TIONALIST, 498 Tenth strect, hotwoon Farnam and Harney. Will, with theaid of guardias #virite, obtain for Ay one a glance of the past and present, in the fon tare. Beo's Purtect natlutacton d Shoes made to order R 4830 17Ty 1Y > POWDER Absolutely Pure. This strengt! wder never varies. A marvel of pu - 3old oal) ‘2 wolsht, alumor ph o pows only can ROTAL BAKIXG POWSRA C0., Wall-8.*W50