Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 4, 1883, Page 8

@, THE OMAHA DAILY t The Daily Bee. OMAHA. Monday Morning, June 4, LOOAL BruVITIES, plasiniz —On Saturdsy evening the meny friends of Col. D, M. Sells, Iate chief clerk in the freight “suditor's department of the U, P., and now about to move to Hailey, Tdaho, to practice law, presented him with & purse of fifty dollars, This was designed s an expression of their good will for him and was presented by Hon, Con G allagher in an appropriate speech, replied to in the same tone by the reciient, —Prior to the consecration of i, Barna- bae’ church, on St. Barnabas’ day, June 11, & five days’ mirsion will be held, com- mencing Wednesday, June 6, Daily cele- bration of the Holy Eucharist at 7 a, m. Instruction at 8 p. m., and sermon at 7:30 p.m. The Revs George C. Betts and Dr, Hammond, the past rectors, and the Rev, Arthur Ritche, of Chicago, and other clergymen will take part in the mission, —The Irish National League will be inaugurated tormorrow evening at Boyd's opera house, The meeting will be pre- sided over by Mayor Chase and will be addressed by able speakere, some of whom are of national repute, The admission will be free, and the committee on ar- rangements extend a cordial invita'ion to all, particularly the ladies, who will be expeoted to form a ladies’ branch of the League, ~The board of public works attempted 1o hold its regular monthly meeting Satur- day evening, but a quorum could not be obtained. The chairman, Mr, Creighton, was on hand and waited two hours for Messrs, Barker and Wilson, but they failed to appear. Why they did not attend is not known, —Attached to the west bound U, P. train were two coaches, containing 56 re- cruits from Columbus barracks, en route toFt. D, A. Russell, Cheyenne, They were in charge of Lieut. J, 8, Mason, Jr., of the Sixth cavalry, who, by the way, is & great favorite with his men, ~The portly and genial night porter at the Grand Pacific, will, if rumor is cor- rect, bestow the name of Mra, John M, Carroll, on a favored lady In’ this city about July 1st. His many friends are incerested in the prospective nuptials, —A horse belonging to Mr, Pat Gor- man, of North Omaha, fell into the creek bed near the atreet car barn yester- day, and was only rescued with the greatest difficulty and the assistance of all the north end 0 town, —1It is stated that 2,400,000 bushels of corn is stored in the granaries between Milford and Central City, along the line of the B, & M, This beats the little story of Joseph and no famine need be antici- pated this year. —Arthuo Appleton, son of Chas, Apple- ton, aged one year and six months, Funer- al at 2 o'clock p. m. to-day from the fami- ly residence on Twentieth and Dorcas streets, —Capitol lodge No. 3, A, ¥, and A, M,, meets in regular ession to-night; Omaha chapter No, 1, R, A, M., to-morrow night and 8t. Jobn’s lodge No, 25, Thursdsy night, The remains of the late Albert Leisen- ring were interred on Saturday, and the floral offerings from loviog friends and classmates were beautiful, —The funeral of the late William Ber- lin took place at 10 a. m., yesterday, the services being conducted by Rev, Dr, Stelling, —Prof. Bernhard Modin, of Southwest Omahs, gave a grand declamation in the Bwedish Evangelical church on Thursday evening, ~Thirteen head of horses for the Omaha horse railway company were received on Saturday and were fine looking animals, —By gnendment to the statutes of Ne- brasks, taking effect June 1, 32 pounds now constitute a bushel of oats, —The Union Pacifics expect to play a return game with the Grand Avenues, of 8t. Louls, next Saturday. —1It clouded up early last evening and may rein before this edition of Tux Bre is printed. —From fire and oyercoats the seople re- worted yesterday to ulsters and ice cream, —The appearance of the sun yesterday morning was & novel treat for Nebraskans, —The work of paving will be resumed to-day, weather permitting. —The Board of Kducatioa meets to- night, —A Germany savings bank is soon to be started on Sixteenth street. —That very fuany comedy ‘‘Rooms for Rent” will be played at the opera house en Monday evening. —The Musical Union Orchestra will open the Winters opera house at Wahoo, June 8th, The citizens there will receive & rare treat at their hands, —Ask your grocer for D). &, Evans & Co.’s celebrated Anchor roasted coffse and Star Baking Powder, These are the best and cheapest goods in the market, eodtf —In thepolice court Satarday there were two plain drunks, both of whom were committed, One disturber of the peace paid 85 and costs, —The man who owns the new stable on Sherman avenue and Oenter street is warned to desist from the terrible abuse of his horses, practiced heretofore, or he ‘will be prosecuted, —The ofticer’s pistol lost on the 80th was found snd promptly returned to the owner at the Millard by Johnny Petty, on of the well known gun dealer of that name, »The care of M. T. Patrick against Frwin Davis, assigned for trial June 4th inthe Ucited Btates court, will be tried on that date and the court has ordered sumber of jurors to be summoned for that date, —Mrs, Larkin, the mother of Mrs, Pol- lock, wife of our signal service observer, has been summoned to the bedside of her mother, Mrs, Berdao, st Plymouth, Mich,, and left on Saturday’s train. Mrs, Pollock went to Chicago that night, thence to oin her mother in Michigan, Mrs, Ber- dan s the mother of the famous com- mander of the sharpshooters during the war, (and hereelf & lady of great note. (eneral Berdan s absent in Europe, —The two hackmen arrasted for ohstruct- ing the Union Pacific depot plattorm were tricd by a jury Saturday, The jury were unable to agree and both were held for a new trial, which will take place next woek. —Mr, Herman Kountre has bought thirty-one and a half acres of land imme distely west of the city of Gen. Lowe, through the real estate agency of Shriver & Bell The consideration was $15,000 emh., —A couple of men who got caught in the rain Friday and requested shelter at a house on one of our main streets, were given permission to sloep in the loft of the barn by the owner, His wife reversed the order and had the men arrested by an off cor as vagrants, They were discharged by the judge Saturday. —D. 8 Moore, the South Toirteenth harness man, has & curiosity in his show window in the shape of somekind of an unknown fowl, A dollar bill awaits the party that guesses what fs, but as several hundred people have tried in vain to solve the puzzle the dollar will probably never be forthcoming, ~The Danish society of this place will receive proposals to purchase a lot—44x132 sorner preferred, within tha following district: Eant Tenth streot, west Seven: teenth atreet, north Chiongo, south How - ard, All those wishing to send any pro- posals will do well to remit ssme hefore the 6th inat, Address Wi, Nive, —Saturday and Monday are “Glove days” st Morse's, and in con- pection with their great salo they will offer then about 50) dozen Indies’ lisle extra long Jerrey and Mos- quetaire gloves at 50¢ on the dollar, Their Iacs sals commands the sttention of every buyer of these godds and their entire wholesale lace stock will be thrown on their counters at less than cost toim- port. ~—Oneof the most prosperous societies in this city is undoubtedly the D.nish, which contains the cream of the Danish- Americans of the city. The society is contemplating the erection of a magnifi- cent building as soon as they areable to secure a lot. Mr. Wm, Neve, one of the prominent member: tes that the build- ing which the society proposes to erect will be a good advertisement for our city. ~-The overland train on the U. P, was three hours late Saturday, delayed by late trains on the pool lines, ~The Theodore Thomas orchestra ard its special train went west over the B, & M. vis Plattsmouth, —The debt of the First M, R, church, amounting to nearly §3,000, was paid last night in cash and a small balance left in the treasury, Mr, G. L, Green, the mail earrior, collected of his friends nearly $100 of this amount. Great credit must be given the ladies, who raised about $450 more, —Jacob Petirson was complained against in police court by a * farmer who had hired him by the month to work for him, For some roaton the man did ot give aatisfaction and he was discharged. Saturday he met his employer on the stroet and is charged with hauling himout of his wagon and trying to pick a fight out of him, A warrant wan iesued for his ar- rost. The Chicago Tribuno says: A few days ago a gentleman who registered as F, A, Sheldon, of Omaha, engaged a room at the Brevoort house, and got on good terms with the proprietors, Messrs, Wentworth & Beojamin, His @wh ran short, and he asked Mr, Wentworth to oash & $100 Omaha draft for him, Mr. Wentworth did, and yes- terday swore out & warrant before Justice Moech charging Sheldon with obtaining money by false pretenses, The draft proved to be worthless, and Sheldon has gone, —In September last two young men were arrested in this city on the charge of picking the pockets of a whole family on a Union Pacific train. One of these, named McMahon, aliss the ‘‘Kansas City Kid,” was released on $500 bail, which was put up in ossh by him and his friends, the money being placed in the hends ot an Omaha man, who went on his bond, Soon after his release he went to East St, Louis where he was arrested on charge of shoot~ ing and wounding |his brother-in-law, and for this crime he was sent to the peniten. tiary, The smount of $700, MoMahon's bond, was forfeited in the district court and suit has been brought against the bondsman in this case. The Kid's part- ner, Jim Brown, has been in jail since September, and his case continued from term to term for want of evidence, and Friday at the request of the district attorney he was released on his personal recognizance to appear before the grand jury at the forthcoming June term of oourt, An wer Wanted. Can any one bring us a ocase of Kiduey or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters will not u})eu(llly cure? We say they can not, as thousands of cases already permanently cured, and who are daily rec- ommending Electric Bitters, will prove, Bright's Diseaso, Diabetes, Weak Back, or auny urinary complaint quickly cured. They purify the blood, regulate the bow- els, and act directly on the diseased parts, Every bottle guaranteed. For salo at 500 bottle by C. ¥, Goodman, Army Orders Acting Assistant Sargeon Robert B, Grimes will proceed without delay to Oarter Station, Wyo., and report to Major I. D, DeRussy, Fourth in- fantry, for duty with his command. Recrults Oharles O, Martin, Micah Gunn, John Christiansen and Charles Rose, enlisted at Fort Omaha, Neb., are asslgned to the Fourth Infantry, Private Patrick Donoghue, re-en- llsted at Fort Omaha, Neb., is assign- ed to company D, Fourth Infantry. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, The grestest medical wonder of the world, - Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Uloers, Salt Rbeum, Fever Sores, Caucers, Piles, Chilblains, Corus, Tetter, Ohspped Hands, and all skin erup: tions, guaranteed to cure in every instance, or money refunded. 25 centa per box, For sale by 0. ¥ Goodmsn, ‘We notice the Marriage Fund Mutual Trust Association, of = Cedar Rapids, Tows, highly spoken of by the leading papers. You ahould secure a certificate at once, Write for circulars and appli- cations, AN AWAKENED INTEREST. it i3 Manifested in Al the Churches in the Oity, A Bermon on Atonemext, by Rev, J. W. Harris. There {8 at present manifested an extraordinary Interest In tho varlous churches of the clty, and thls intereet has been looked for and labored for by the varlous ministers In ouvr churches, It may soon ba said ot this city, also, that there ls a reviving of the churches, Yesterday Rav. J. W. Harrls, of the First Baptlst church, preached to a large andlence from Matthew 26; 28: “For this is my blood of the New Tes- tament, which Is shed for many for “he remisston of sins,” The offenses of mankind are many, and those offonscs wouid not decroasr, and there would be no way cf escape from them, if is were not for the one casontial thing—ihe blood of Christ The will of any man of wealth Is worthless until ho dles, thongh he mske a will of the tmost desirable pos- sessions poseible for man; avd the wiil of Chrlst, the testament of Chrlst, 1s worthless, unless it fs sealed by the blood of Ohrlat, The proud heart of Csin caused him to offer to God a bloodless sacrlfice to be rcfased by his Deity. Abrabam was commanded to make a sacrifics—-1 call for blood. The sides of the two men, who were crucl- fizd at the same time Christ wes cru clfied, were not pierced but Christ's slde was plerced, because this last act must be in sympathy with the demand of the Raler of the Unlverse for blood. Ob, that barbarous custom! ls the ory of some who talk of the beauty of Ohrist's llfe and who deslre to be saved by some other way, or by any way other than ths way which Chrlst made plaln, Christ did not die mere- ly to prove his slucority, We must remember that death of the body was but one of the very many snfferings which he endured. If eincerity were the princlpal grace to prove why did not the savior live many years that he might thereby have it more fully es- tablished than it could be done In threo years of public notice? Nor was 1t fortitude and patlonce slmply that caused him to be crucified. Many tlwes, In solitude, when no eye could wee but the eye of Omnipotence, this burden-bearer suffored withont sympathy from & homan heart. If all were told 1t would deods roveal that would startle your inmost souls and fill the earth with volumes. Bat the fortitude and patlenca of Christ are sufliciently established, and the words of the Now Testamedt are suf- ficlant, Why did Chrlst die? That remis— slon of slos might be proolaimed to all natlons, This & not a charch dogwa, but it {3 the plaln teaching of the word, It wou'd be imposaible for God to forgive tin without rome one bearlng the penalty, The power of God is limited In this respect; ho oan- not do that which is inconsistent with his character. A purs God cannot aln. Every man mast have a substi- tute, and that substitate is Christ, the substitute which Gud, the father has accepted, Some so tenaclonsly hold to the theory of independence that they cause It to be the god they worship. They scoff at the idea of belng com- pelled to depend upon a substitote, and thay exslt thelr own moral char— lscter and defy any god to stigmatiza t. in his reglon of despair sends forth his obedient angele to allure the sons of men to tread the downward path, that they might not bs com- pelled to suffor for eternal ages alone; thos every device s put Into the heart of man to cange him to shun the offor of an intercession. Dr, Alexander, of Princeton, when his students were to start from the centre 'of learning to preach, woald kneel with them in prayer and exhort them to ‘‘make much of the bloed of Ohrist.” And evory Chrie- tlan minister who s falthfol to his Master, will canse the blood of Chrlat and the atonement through his blood to bejthe theme of his ministry. This is the only way for the rich and the poor, the educated and the illiterate, and after this Is realized by man, he humbly doponds upon Chriat to enter hoaven, where there s no distinction of person s Which will you do? Will you listen while the angels of Heaven are singing Christ {ha gate and God your glory, and quletly fold yoar hands and hear the falnt echoes dyiog away. I hope not, —————— A Life Naving Servier. Mr. M. E. Allison, Hutchison, Kan,: Saved his life by & sim;le Trial Bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery, for Consump. tion, which caused him to procure a large bottle that completely cured him, when Doctors, change of ol mate and everything else had failed Asthms, Bronchitis, Bevere Coughs, and all Toroat and Lung direases, it is guaranteed to cure, Trial bottles free st O, F, Goodman's drug store, Large size, §1 The Maverick National Bank of Boston draws foreign exchange, buys and sells Government and other in- ment securitles, and transacts any business for Its correspondents in the line of banking. m&th-me LAWN MOWERS, 200 assorted Patterns and sizes, wholesale and retail, at EVANS' Seed Store, w3l-3s e Oounty Commiseioners. BATURDAY, June 2, 1883 —Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present, Commissioners Corllss, Knight and 0'Keefe. The following adopted. ResoLvep, That the county tressur er be and he Is hereby Insiructed to collect of Frazcls Robbins, dog tax on resolutions were one dog Instead alght for yoar 1882, on scoount of error of assessor, At3 o'clock p. m. and In accor- dance with advertlsement, bids for the construction of seven bridges for Douglas county were opened, and, on motion, farther actlon was posponed autll Taerday, the bth iuet. The following eccourts wero al- lowed: BRIDGD FURD ¥ Hall, work on bri'ges F. H. B'anck, work on road.. .. W. Van Dohren, work on_bridge. . Chioago Lumber Co., lamber., W, Van Dohrer, | ivg bridg P, Cassidy, work onroad...... O, Schumann, work on row The followlng aczsounts were al Lwod: GENERAL FUND, C. Klenach, oare of child D. N, Miller, board an ting_ prisonera. . J. B. French, groceri J. Heuba, ment for A. Lowls, witness fee...... .. J. W, Pierce, cash expended...... . J. Points, superintendent of wchools, M A E & JSohrolder, repuiring harness, . Beal, groceries for the poor. R. H, Darrow, post mortem. . Dewey & Stone, bedding...... D. N. Miller, janitor snd gusrd. . J. 1. Griffin, for poor farm., Adjourned to whe Hrh fost, JouN BAUMER, oanty Olotk. _—————— THE PATH OF STEEL. The Chicago and Northwestern Running Into Cmaha, Various Railway Topies of Geueral Interest, 93 00 10 00 Sluce the storm of Fridsy night the varlous roads eutcring Council Blufls from the east, with the eingle excep tion of the Wabach, have all been late. Satarday night {v was afler midnight when the passengers from the Iowa lines resched this city, and the inter- ruption was by no means relleved yes- day, the tralna nearly all being late, The 0., B, & Q. was an hour anda half late in the mcrolng and the Rock Island twohours and a balf, the latter coming in over the 0., B, & Q. track, but expesting to uze their own track by evoning. TLe Northwestern came down from Missouri Valley on the Omaha sice of the river, amd they did not reach this oity until 2:30 p. m., and the Union Paclfic expreas wis ran over to this side and held for thelr arrival, not gottlng away uutil 3 o’clock. The traln was brought in via the St. Paul & Omaha road and up the U. P. shop tracks. It went out by the wame route last night, golng north from this city about 5:30 p. m, The officials expected to be able to uso thelr own track on the Iowaside to-day, THE PULLMAN PARTY. The Pallman party, which left Omaha a fow days ago for Sau Fran- cleco, vin the Deover & Rio Graude route, had a fine trlp out, and The Salt Lake Tribune, speaking of their areival o that clty, says: * Yesterday a #pecial traln came 1h over the Den— ver & Rio Grande from Daaver, with a party conmtstivg of George M Pallman, wife and two chil- dreu, Rev, James M. Paliman, pustor of the Church of the Ffa iour, New York, and wife; D. W F, Flahrer, vlsiting suzgeon of Bellevae hoepital, snd J, H. Smith, private secrotary of Gen, M. Paliman, The parties spent about five hours In the city, taking dinner at the Walker house, and ridlng about the olty They then went to Ogden on thoir rpeclal train, where thay changed to Mr. Pullman’s private oar, and pro- oseded west to San Fuanclsco, Mr, Pollman, i conversation with a Tri- bune reporter, sald he had uot been in Salt Lake for saveral years and could note many changes which had taken place, Recalling the date, he sald It waa throo years and two dsys elnce he lald the cocner stone of the first bulld- ing in Pollmen, Ill, and now that town haa 7,000 inhabitants. He ex- pressed himself as well pleased with the ride from Deonver and surprised at finding the road so firm and smooth for one so new, while the scenery was much fiver than he expected to find it; In fact, the finest he had ever seen, He goea to California on buainess con- nected with the Pallmar Palace Oar compavy. A NEAT CARD Ono of the handsomest rallway ad- vertisements yet 1ssued Is that gotten out by Genoral Passenger Agent Morse, of tho Unlon Pacific, for the coming Netlonal Encampment of the G. A, R The design is splendid, and the bill an attractive one. A SPECIAL CAR of the Chleago, Burlington & Quincy road passed e attached to Union Pacifio traln No, 4, last evening, It was returning from s trip to San Feanolsco, and the only psssenger on board waa the general frefght teaffic mavager of the Central Pacifio, COMMERCIAL TOURISTS. They Mvet and Orwaniza the Ne- braska Agsociation. The Nobraska Commerclal Men's assoclatlon organized at the Paxton house last evening. The object of the assoclation {s eimilar to that of the Northwestern Traveling Men's assoolation, except that the members must be members or employes of some wholesalo or jobblng house do- Ing business In the state of Nebraska. One handred and thiriy-seven char- ter membors handed Ip their names st the meeting. The board of direc- tors aré required to meet at the Pax- ton house, Saturday eveving, June 9th, totransact he necessary business fncldent to the organization of the aa- soclation, The following are the officars elected: President—Ben Gallagher, Omaha, Vice Presideuts—-J. A. Fleming, Owahs; O, W. Lyman, Lincoln; G. A, Forguson, Fremont; T. C. Stevens, Joe; W. H. Raynor, Omaha. Sceretary—Geo, E Crosby, Omaha., Treasurer--Jae, E. Boyd, Omah Directors—M, D, Weleh, Lincoln; F. H. Pagh, Omaha; J T. Clarke, Omabs, J. S. Brady, Omshs; Aug, Meyer, Omaha; 1. M. Raymond, Lin- coln; Robt, Easson, Omaha; O, A. Ooe, Omaha; M, L. Hurd, Omahs; Geo, Moore, Councll Bluffs, / ing. THE CERMAN THEATER. Miss Anna Wagner and M Brockmann Draw a Large Audience, The Fair Comedienze Re- coives Quite an Ovation. Last evening a large, appreclative and enthuslastic audlence gathered to- gather In Tarner hall to witness the representation of ‘A Mania for Marry- ' Of couraa tho centre of attrac tlon was the famous yoarg actress, Mise Auna Wagner, who, on the whole, did her duty in overy respsct, and was the recipieat ¢f oft repeated and well deserved burets of applause She has a magnificent voice which she koows how to uso with great effuct, and our reporter, wio 18 n B8leuo- grapher, attempied to photograph come of her brilliaut utterancas, but totally falled, owing to the fact that the spoke at the rate of abou three hundred words & mio- ute. She is, however, a great acqaisitlon to the Gorman stage and apparcntly her abllity is well appre- clated by the frequenters of the Teu- tonic theater, amoug whom are to be found gome of cur most eminent and worthy citizana. Mr. Brockmann may also be con- gratulatod es having schieved o decidod succese last evening. He knows his busiuess aud has the necessary and has the necessary qualifications which every good actor should posaess, Mrs. Baarels sostained her role very chsrmingly, and Miss Thiessen went through her part In a very com- mendable manner, Mr. Bagrels in the character of a servant acted as if to the mannor born, and evoked burats of laughter by his unique rendering of his part. Mr. Molchin as a dashing young officer was excellent, and the ever at- tractive Miss Buschmann did her bost fn the personification of a pert ser- vant girl. Want of space prevents us from giving a more detailed, report but this may Le sald with trath, that as Omaha itseli 1s {mproving from day to day so are all our inatitutions wkich are matohless for general ex- cellence and stability improving, and the German theatres keeps moving io the right direction with all the other improvements which are dally taking place, e Angostnra Bittars donot only distin- gul*h ¢ remselves by their aromatic odor above all others generally e, but they are also & sur preventive or ail diseaes originating from tho digostive organs. Beware of counterfeits, Ask your grocer or druggist for ! uine article, manufactured by De. J. G. B rt & Sons. e —— —— The Home New York Life insur- ance company has the largest ratlo of astets and surplus to ite liabllittes of any of the leading companies. morn&ey "LAWN MOWERS, all sizes and makes, prices ranging i from $56 npward, a EVANS' SEED STORE 30 3% The Lieur RusniNe Domesric, McGeoch, Everingham & Co., one of the heaviest firm of opsrators on the Chicago board of trade, refused to accept the delivery of 10,000 tierces of lard, representing $350,000, from Fowler Bros,, olaiming it was sadulterated, althongh it pasced the usuil inspection. McGeoch claims now, that 10,00) tierces received from the ssme firm on May lst proved worthleas, and that $1,000,00 worth of adulterated lard i« on the local market, Gustavus Rickersburg, a boy of four. teen, found $50,000 in honds, checks and deeds in the wall of & Philadelvhia house that workmen were rep Grano Paciric Horew CORNER OF NINTH AND HARNEY STS, Omaha, Nebraska. OPENED MAY 17TH, 1883. This hotel contains 100 rooms, all outside rooms, and 80 rooms on the first fioor, especially adapt- ed for sample men. A cuisine of superior excellence. Head- quarters for the state trade. Special inducements to the thea- tri Hotel situated five blocks from depots. il profession. Horse cars pass the door both ways every five minutes. T. J. SAT8MAN, Proprie!or, A, H, AYLSWORTH, Manager, (Late of Paxton Hotel) morn edit ~ SPECIAL NOTICES. G SPECIALS wiii POSITIVELY not bein seorted unless pald In advance. Castoriapromotes Digestion and"overcomes Flatulency, Constipa- tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhea, and Feverishness. It insures health anc natural sleep, without morphine * Castoria is so well adapted to Children tha 1 recommend it as superior to any preseription known w me."” L. A, Arcuer, M. D, - & Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N trating Pain-relie \VA NTED—A good second cook at Me'ropoll= tan hete! 7604 ANTED—A good swart_man fo take a hal interest in o firs; class poyivg business Rerson for wishioe partner is to extond bust ness. Ouly a errall amount of money r;{x;x red. Address *J. M " Bee office What gives our Children rosy cheeks, What cures their fovers, makes them'sleep § A 'Tis_Casto; When babies fret and cry by turns, 1 | What cures their colic, kills their worms, . But Castoria, What quickly cures Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion, t But Castoria, | Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Oil and Paregori &e. The most Powerful and Pene= 1g and Healing R medy known to man, DOR SALE—Full Iot on Dodgo strect, eat of 14th.& 1f eold within one weok 1,500 will buy i Inquire or eddress J. A, Linah t | shops, or 708 5. 12th strect, NOn SALE—A thoroushhie y _bull 1 A TED-A girl for gencral housovork at Mra, Joo Brussl's, 104 seuth 25th strect Pacliing new book. street Tau - ‘ ANTED— Callat i bet. Ca 8 and C: .ornia, 785-2} IVE AGENTS WA GTF D—For a popu ar fagh A Call at 118 south 15th wrst-clags conk and leundress. nce (f B B, Wood, 22d 'reet, year cld recorded in A. @ Woriens tor Mass. Apply to R.A McLcod 437 C:nvent St. Omaba, 444§ OR SALE—Building and (i ocor: business, J. 1 Spetman, cor, 13th aud Howard.. T812§ () ™1 buy agood Windsor upright Plano, q ]-)0 Litdle u ed, at 124 M'X MEYER & BRO, OR SALE OR EXCTANGE—A small stock of boots and shoes, latest styis. will invoice Nurss ated immedi dely geod wage given o4 Shinn's Ad< ticn, 48 2§ ANTKD—A shirt iioner at the Boston t Laundry, north I8th . 748t WANTED—A kood girl ‘or thekitchen at No, 1418 Howard st. Good wages. 7462} ‘V&m ED—A girlat 1518 Dodge 12t WANTED— ec'nd hand squirr.] cage. Ad. dress P 0. hox 726, 78724 7 ANTED—A good german girl, ¢allat ros. “ idence of J. Treitschie, £05 South 20th Street. 798 43 thwest corner Hamiltn and about §1,600, Wili excbange for re:l estate | ¥roperty L city, s - argain. 81-2 E. L. Mousx & (0., 1622 Capitol as 5 OR SAL¥—House of saven rooms. Also three rooms for rent, inquire 603 north 18th St. 00521 JOR SALE—A horse, buggy and harness Only been usod six months. A 8o I'ght half spring wigon and open buggy and sewing ne, cheap Call at 443 23d strect, betwecn I ney and St. Mary's avenae 669-2§ u Neatly now Kimball Plano for Easy payments, at 154 7 MAX MEYER & BRO. OR SALE—Two Feaut ful lots, corncr, on lcago stices, fencet and trees ed, WANTP.D—-GHI to do general housework, Two in family. Inquire of Mrs. Mc ord, 8.W. corner Eightecn.h and Douglas, Referencos required. 738 ANTED—A good baker. Addrers F. F. 720-2§ Guthmaog, Plaitamouth, & ud sact front, $2,000. Full lo: ad two large hous:s that are bringing , | in 10 per can on $5,00), for cash §5,000 8 | iwo fal and 6 h'usea that rent for §115 permonth God loza‘ion, $10,500 670-2 SHRIVER & BELL, §35,00 Forp good second hand o gan. at the Em et Houss, Wi BITUATIONS WANTED diniog room girl \) ANTE tor one me " Bes of MIBCELLANESUS WANTE. 7144 MAX MEYER & ERO, 0T For ralo only ten minutcs walk, from end | of atreet car track. J. C. Wicox aboark av- anue house, 1 autcom plac.. et ‘I-(VUK SALE —Vose Pisno. 528-tt C, J. CANAN, TYOR BALE—A 1rat clogs pacond band phanson Call at 1619 Harney 8t 497N 7OR SALE—T room house and barn, tw) full lota nicely improved. Fine location, South Omaba. $3000. AMES, 35 1606 Farnam, 'w) or thren lcsions a week in ddress, sta ig terms an | qual 44 Ho , Omaka, " FOR | ENT_-HOUSES A4D LOTS. wants to meet “C' at the Metropolitan 404145 y . | JPOR SALE—Old newsp: quenticies at this o ers in large and small [ NOR SALE—Flax mill machinery consistin; brake, 2 duste-s, beater, picker, prees, &c. Can work elther rotted or green st cK, alco shafts ing, pullica, snd_belting for drivicg 'the =bore, al:0 one 85 H, P, engine with boler, smoker stack end M1 Axiures copot:. address WILLe TAM TAIT Chatlos City lowa. 205 3my ot OR RENT. Mis. Hall, 22 ia 8 reet 76498 OR REN street, two nics rooms, furnished or unfurn- ished. Apply to A. Martin, tailor, 1220 Farnam strect 7502 OR RENT—A houve ot 4 roome, full lot, nice | — ity water, 19th stre:t, half block souta nworth, M. LEF, Millurd Hotel OR RENT—Two elegant suits rooms, 1507 W Farnam street, Pest in the c'ty, part furniture and carpiti i quire ) Max Meyer's. OR RENT—A house of ¢ix rooms. Dodga. J. HENRY, ed_cottage, 8ix_rooms, —In new brick store oa Dougla3 sell | {zals running as inrge. Cott, | said b rsn by prov ng property a:d h and | fered for rale. B HAAS [ANO3 AND ORGANS FUR RENT, AT 7154 MAX MEYER & ERO OR SALE—A firet~cla‘s second hand top bug- gy, _Call at 1319 Harney 7. N 0"ICE—The unders'gncd, keeper of tho city park, better known ¢8 Lauecom Parr, is in poasession of a light bay hor ut 12 'vears old, which hss been fmpounded by him und.r & provi i'n« f the city ordinaco 1 The v ner ges. If the owner doea not clain 1 eight dan from d &2 the same wil be of- Omaba, Juno 2, 18°2. 7 56 e o] 3 'wo afilc Yoast ADit8 AKD YOU G MEN 1o ci'y or 3 7 P e Two pfice room -~ Tnauire oM. |, courtry to tane pice 1 ght acd plearant work treet, AR J 76841 at their howes; $1t) §5a and quietly okoddd 8841 ‘made; work 86, by msil no OR RENT—One furniehed 100m w th hoard, Pleasantly situates, euitable for two geatie: men, 1415 Howard strect. MR3. A. M. LIPSEY, l~01£ ¥ ENT—Large fursiabed room Jacksor Sireet. OR RENT—Furnished rcom, 1805 Farnam strect. 691-2 OR RE: Y repais Pacific, $10 per montb, R. E. Copson. 73044 JOR RENT—To be eaet for one or twn year an acre. A farm of 140 acres, ca-h rent $3.00 nquire at Bee office, 870 T—Su all house, thres room, in good Well and cistern, corner 1541 and stamp for reply, - | tacturing Co., P Je'phla, Fa , drawer 1T 749 June2 TueThuSat12¢ 3 HE celebra‘ed ferturo t ler in German and Englith, 414 south (2.1 street. letw ) Hare ney and Howard, MKS F. SCHUPEAT. 7412+ ATRAYED. yards yesiel ol rom Judge Dundy, at the stock yosterday, light bay'n are, 4 year Both hind feet white. fandsome animal. y leaving mare at McShane's livery stable, P, 0. will be paid for trouble. 0ST—May 30th, officer’s revolver, Suith & Wesson, 38 calibre, double action, wit 1 Ivory hendle and leather seabbord. Firder liberally rewarded Uy leaving at Millard hotel. 717 FOH REN T-Furnished rooms with table board 1816 Dodge. 043.7§ 00D PASTURAGE—For horse: orly. Two miles weat of postoffice, eec.nd h::llmc west OR RENT~0One unturnished room at 1018 W. M RRILL, Harouy strect. 4 it OR RENT New house, 5th house ! 8t Macy's nue, on 25th TORE FOR RENT—Corner 6th snd Pl EDWADS, 1100 Farnrm street. 731 JO Two nlcely fuo rooms, streed car. 17 Webster strect, one block from 6712 ed front from Mr, Ryan's. NAKEN UP.— Ore horte and ons mare colt, with leit hind feet white. Mare ha white siar on forehead, Ownercan .ccover fame by groving cwnerstip on applicution to Tt Price, aratoga precioct, 5.6-6t oew} ljmumwo Restaurant, Humphrey & Co., 1115 Dodge street, board € 50 per Weck, _Mutln EDWARD KUFHL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND OONDY NICE pew three r0om costag) for rent, | TIONALIST, 408 Tenth strect, hetween Farnam good brick and California s Ex M o Harney. well sndIatern on 2415 | N, STATAT, 1of ‘way'ene o Eiande ‘of Bhe pss Will, with theald of guardian &4 his carpeuter shop an Cass #, between 1gth | Sud present, and on cartain conditions in the fu- 683 t1 and 17th, ¥. J. CREEDON, Terms, ¥ per month. Small red ' J.P. W, ROE, King 8t. botween Charles and Seward. 579-2 08 RENT—Eight rocm codtage wi h modern improviments, 2448 Davenport 5t C. F, Driscoll c63-it TROK RENT—Cottage of three rooms, Twenty- third and Lesvecworsh, $11 per month, ¥nqnire at 812 8. Scventeenth St. M2t OR RENT—Two ecottages, oxc Leavenwerth and South ave. ue. 61041 opposite P. 0. TO LOAM—~MONEY I\l Y TO LOAN—The Om ha savings vank Is now prepared to make loans on Omaba y or Douglan county real etare at ent €80 interest. No comm'selon charged. 3sstt M S 2841t TO LOAN—Ths Lowest Rates of In- emis’ Loan Agency,15th & Douglas ONEY LOANED_On chattel mortgages. :\1 Room7 Union Block. 565 fmo} ‘hln' TO LOAN—On chattel n EDWARDS, 1108 Farnam 8t l“ ONEY TO LOAN—Call at Law office of D, L, Thomes, room 8, Creighton Block 3 ONEY—Loaned on_chat'el property, by J, M 7 Boasty, No 215 Souta 1y 740 1mt roct HELP WANTED. D—~Three girls at Pacific hou 703-24 ANTED—A live man (o travel and s+l Ad vertising Novelties Call on T. Hold, at the Hotel Garnl, 914 5. 10th wires opposite U P, Depot, Tho §a m.and 640 7p. w 762-5 (QTORE FOR RENT--Comer of 16th snd Dav- X enport. Inquire 1610 Davenport street 4631t 10 LET—One or two r.oms, with board, 1808 I California street, 859-6 Fuu RENT—Oue Piane, one new organ, reas- ovable terms, Hope's Music Hall ISHED rooms and board. Modern con- iences, 1510 Dodge strect. 1000 juni7t F OR BALE OR SALE New house, 7 rocms, on leseed lot r baving the privilege of at Ahe expiration of lease st 8 ner cont belcw the appriised valve. Ju:toff St Mary s avenue. Very cheap. \ SHRIVER & BEL PR §ALE-Saloon, with or withous bulidly Good ocavon Good reason for selling. A Address “Saioon” Boe othice. L DOR SALE OR RENT—New ooftage with five rooms and all moderu conveniences. N corner 22d and Harney, 700 OR SAL fic or hor 8841 aitable for Mojer's. Hall's safe, ‘an Cott, at Ma: 4 rocme, new and pleasant, near §29-1m | ture. Boots and Shoes made to order. Perfeok watistacth anteed Absolutely Pure. This powder never varice. A marvel of purity strength and_wholesomeness. More economioal than the orpinary kinds, and cannot be sold in mm[:sm n with ;h« tmde‘o' luw“ 'f,,"n llh’olv.t welght, Alumor phosphate powder n) Bt val Baxing Fowaan 00, Wall-86.88 Now York. <o e g * _