Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 15, 1883, Page 8

The Daily Bee. OMAHA. Friday Morning, June 15, LOOAL BRHVITIHES, ~—Summer weather has set in at last, It is reported that the elk at Hansoom park died Wedneiday of starvation, =The property of Jules Lund will be sold at constable’s sale at 10 o'alock a, m, Fridey at b, F. Troxall's commission bouse, Chas, Edgerton, constable. —A cactus of the night blooming cereus character bloomed at the Paxton last night. The flawer was pure white and as large as & bowl, It would have closed up forever before morning but was cut off and sealed up in a jar of aloohol. ~The street sprinklors are kept very busy now, having to haul all their water from the U, P,shops while the city water works are under repair, thus making it mpossible for them to sprinkle Sherman avenue at present, ~There will bo a meeting of Division No, 1, A, O, H., at Krounces Hall on Fri. day e ng at 8 o’clock, All members are requested to attend as election of officers will take place. By order of the president. ~—The Knights of Labor of this city will meet this (Friday) evening st Knights of Pythias hall, corner of Four- teenth and Doug'as streets, Per order of the M, W.'s, ~—Morse's great advertisement again graces our front page and it will prove in- teresting reading for our patrons, Atno time bas it fallen to the lot of our Omaha ladies to make their purchases from so large a stock at such low prices, It is not in one department or ene particular line of goods that the reductions are mado but throughout the store, Consult your own interest by examining their prices, RA /MOND wXOURSIONISTS, it The Eastern Visitors Arrive in the Gate Ulty. On April 26:h s Raymond vaoa excursion party left Philadelphia on a trip through the weet, since which they have visited some of the natural wonders and mines of Colorado, spending nine days in that state, thence to New Mexico, Arisons, Oal- lfornia. All the ohief points of int- eorest ln these states and territories ro visited, and considerable time spent at prominent resorts on the Paclfio coast In Californis, and exour- slons were made to Yosemite Valley, the big tree groves, etc. A large portlon of the party arrived in this clty Wednesday at noon on a special train, The party is composed of pleasant people, whose names and residences are as follow! Mera, J. D. Bombsugh, Mr, Danlel C. Herr, Miss Myra L. Dck, Harrls- burg, Pa. Mra John K. Boyer, W. 8 Spack- man and wife, Ezea Lippincott and wife, Miss L. B ®Campbsll, Miss Car- rie 8 Coale, Wm. P. Killson and wife, .;d'Jud H. Ogden and wife, Riverton, 'E 'W. Bray, Brooklyn, N Y. Hslu Alice Roberts, Followship, E. D. Barker and wife, Lovi Ber. ger, Wilson Firzgerald, Camden, N. J. Mers. Joha F. Bettel, Nazireth, Pa, ‘W. J. Benner aud wife, Miss Anna Blanchard, W. L. Springs, Miss Net- tle 0. Sp:ln&, Mrs, Emma Stevenson, Mise 8. 0. Wood, Thomas Woodnui and wife, F. E Haber, Miss Mary O Hulme, Miss Elizs L. Koen, Jobn F. Keen and wife, J. 0. Klauder, Wm. B. Oarlisle, Miss Cocolia W. Fitler, Thos. L. Glllespie and wife, Miss Henrlotta Groff, Andrew , Miss Florence Miil: athan yers and wife, A. Ralph and wife, elphia, Pa. m, Eimer, Bridgeton, New Jertey. Miss alice H. Greff, Olaymont, Del. Mrs. 8t. John Greuber, Miss Em- ma Miller, Mount Airy, Pa, Mra. Auna M. Norcross, Mounty Hoily, N. J. Mre, 8. W. Lippincott, Olnnamin- son, N. J. David E. Oooper, Wm. G. Cseper, jr., Mariton N. J. J. M. Denlinger, Samuel Danlinger, Lancaster, Pa. - Ohss. E. Hoy, Tarbitville, Pa, J Rassell Kelso, Mrs. H. H. Olark, Edward G. Miller and wife, Miss E-hel M. Miller, Baltimore, Md, John Lerch, Bithlehem, Pa. D. L M. Green, D, Everhar! aston, Pa. Lizzie Haslam, Mrs. Martha Parry, N. J. Taoos, B. Hewes, Aaron Hurrf, Geo, Mcley, Swedesboro, N, J. Mrs. M. J. Stevenson, Stewart's Statlon, Pa. James Gardiper, Mantuoa, N, J. Charles B. Stone, New York City, Miss Mary R. Eckel, Donver, Col. — e —— POUND PARTY. peind. slhures A Card of Thanks trom Dr. G. F Stelling. — To the Editer of Tun Den. Please allow me and my famlly, through the columns of your paper, to acknowledge the kindness of a large company, who entertalned our resl- dercs and gave us a complete surprize, This company proved to be & *‘pound party.” It was made up of members and friends of the congregation and Sabbath school of the Engilsh Luth- eran church, and they came, each bringing & pound packsge of some usefui article for the pastor's family, There was one thing unusual about these pounds, In most lustances they drew considerably over sixteen ounces, and were such pounds, indeed, as wounld soon thrust any groceryman y Mrs. Dal Mie DEPRAVITY'S DARLINGS. The Rald on the HNymphs of Ninth 8treet, The Burglars Btill Getting in Their Work, The depths of depravity were stirrod Wednesday by the rald of the police force on the low dives on 9th and 11th streeta oocupled by fallen women, a Iarge squad of whom were taken to the city jall and looked up, This rald was made on the strength of the resolution adopted by the clity ocouncll some weeks ago to clear ont all houses of bad repute within two blocks of the Dodge street school. Of those arrested Wednesday nine were from 9th street and five from 11th street, the former being of the loweat class and the latter a shade more respectable. They were put in different cells in the city jail and made night hideous with the blasphemy and obscenity whioh could be heard for two or three blocks away and in- side the jall were perfectly horrible. No one who {8 not thrown in com- pany with snch creatures can concelve of the extent to which they can go and of thelr utter loss of all sense of deoenoz. As they sat In the cells, few of them golug to sleep, they made the alr blue with oaths. Oune colored woman had a little boy when arrested, which she deposlited in the care of a friend, and a white woman had a delloate and protty featured boy, not her own, who sat up In the center of the cell, in the midet of the howling mob with his eyos wide ope sleep driven away by the hell that rsged around him, It would seem as 1f children should be taken from the castody of such per- sons and provided with a home some- whore. When the women were ar- ranged yesterday all plead gulity to the charge of belng inmates of houses of prostitution and nine ocases were aet for a hearlug on Friday at 2 p. m nd five for the same hour on Satur- d The latter all have counsel en- gaged and will make a desperate fight. ANOTHER VENTURE, A petition s being ciroulated yes- terday to have the house kept by Mliss Anna Wilson, and that by Mr. John Wallace, on lower Douglas street, ulled the same as the rest. Thas ar they have remalned unmolested, and the former is recognized as the most qulet and orderly plsce of the kiod in the olty. It happens, how- ever, to fall within the liinits named by the resolution, and the is ocon- slderable kicking that they have been exempted from the order lasued by the coucll, and one property owner who lives in the same block states that he will begin crimi- nal proceedings against them if the authorities do not act at once. BURGLARIES, M Burglars entered the house of M, W. Kennard on Taesday night and secured $80 In cash and a §250 gold watoh, The same night an attempt was made to enter Captain O, D. Kustin’s house on Harney street, but a New- foundland dog scared the thieves away. The house of A, D. Jones, at the northwest corner of Bixteenth and Harney streets, was entered the same :l{hl. and Mre. Jones' gold watch was akeon, Goo, Cunningham was yesterday robbed of a fine gold watoh and o small amount of cash, Mr. O, is the well- known Slxteonth streot blacksmith, POLICE COURT, In Judge Beneke's court yesterday morning, Henry Fledler, a mere boy, whostole a palr of pants valued at $1,26, was remanded to the jail. Be- ing under sixteen years of age he will be turmed over to the Distrlot Judge and an attempt made to send him to the reform school, The pollce broke up a rendezvous and landed two women and ‘*Bronoho Jack,” the sojourners at this tramps’ treat, in jail on a oharge of vagrancy. e trlo had been living in a dug-out near sulphur springs, regaling them- selves on water from the epring and on vegetables from Smich's gardens. It was found on examining the ordl- nance that women, boys under sixteen years of age, and blind persons are ex- empt from lts operstions, and in con- sequenee the two women were dis- charged. One czse of drunk and dlsorderly was fined $6 and coste; one Slocamb committed and one paid; two alleged vagrants discharged and one case con- tinued, Johu Maxwell, charged with va- granoy, had his oase continued. His mother appeared at the marshal oftice and pleaded for his release, olaiming that he was not to blam his actlons. She sald he once, when a boy, went {noto a trance and was thought to be dead. When he rece d 1t would seem that he had ‘‘the glft” of communicating with the spirits and at times is slightly non compos mentls, DISTRIOT COURT, The caseé of Marsh agalnat Sauer ls declded by Judge Wakeley, who holds that the regulation requirlng gers to deposlt thelr fares in the g: and prohibiting drivers from re- oeiving farcs, 1s a proper rcgulation, In Judge Wakely's court is on trial the case of H. 8. Hallenbeok Henry Kelsey. The controve this case grow out of a ranning oount between theso pariles, who were nelghboring tarmers in the viclnlly of Papillion, Neb, Judge Neville is now engsged with the case of John Kiewiti va. Harris & sher, plalotiff suelog for $800 and toterest for abour and a-half years on account of brick furnlshed “for the packing house of defeudants which he clalms was furnished on a verbal con- tract made with Harris & Fisher, —— Hoard of maucation. The board of education held an ad- journed meeting last evening, The president and secretary were suthorised to make a contract with F. 8. Potwin for the construction of the schuol bulldiogs on Seventeenth and Loavenworth stroets and King sad Delaware streets for $16,000 sach, the bullding to be completed Decem- ber 1st. The contract for the addition to the south school was awarded to Bai Olsen to do the brick work; H tors the palnting, and A, W, Phelps the carpenter work. A special committee, conslsting ‘ot the committee on bulldings and prop- erty, and Messrs. Ospeland and Gib- bon, was sppointed to Investigate the matter of heatlng and ventilation, The committee on bulldings and progerty was authorized to contract with ¥. 8. Potwin for the construo. tlon of outhouses. The committee will also consider the question of put. ting water closets In the new buildings and the high schocl bullding to con- nect with the sewer system. The examining committee was In. structed to it on July 1 and 2, Dr. Osear Hoffman, Physiclan and Burgeon, Graduste of Bellevne Col- lsogo, N. Y. t. A NEBRASKA INSTITUTION —_— The Examination of the Class of Somi-Deat Children, Bucc:es of Prof, Gillespie in His New Work.” The examlnation of oclasses at the Nebrasks Institate for the Daf and Damb, situated four miles northwest of this olty, were begun several days ago, and yesterday the class organizod last fall to cuitivate the latent hearing of the semi-deaf, Superintendent Gil lesple’s own ‘experiment, was exam ined in the presence of a large numbor of dlatinguished vieltors and friends, This class was written up at some length in THe Bee recontly, and the examinatlon. yesterday demonstrated the fact that the importance of the matter was not over cstimated, Varlous other cla had their writ- ten and oral examinations, and the visltors were amazod at the proficlency of the scholars in all branches, There 1s certalnly not a state Insti. tutlon better presided over than this one, and Superintendent Gillesple in doing & work of which the state, as well as himself, teel proud. OmanA, June 14th, 1883, Having this day formed a oo part- nership with Mr. T, J. Salsman, of the Grrand Paclfio Hotel, I ahould be pleased tosee my many frlends and patrons at the Grand Paclfic Hotel, Respecttally Yours, A. H, AYLSWORTH. On and after this date the firm will be Salsman & Aylsworth, m&e NEBRASKA WEATHER SER- VIOE. Bulletin for May, 1883. The month was colder than usual, with muoh rain, RAINFALL, erage was by section as fol- Southeast, 5.79 inches; north- ea 6.72; southwest, 5.98; north- went, 5,01, Average for entire state, 6.88, The TEMPERATURE, The moean temperature of the alr was 69.60°, The average of all noon obzervations was 63.63 ©, The following are someof the max- imum and minimum temperatures: Omaha, max., 87 2; min., 39 0; North Platte, max., 87.3; min., 310; Do 85to, mex,, 93 0; min.. 40 0; Agrical- tural College, m 88.0; min,, 36 Peru, max., 82.87; min., 43.25, MEAN RELATIVE HUMIDITY, Omaha, 68.4; North Platte, 70.0; ;);B‘S.ow, 73 8; Agrioultural Coliege, WIND, Numbsr of mliles traveled—Omal 6,626; North Platte, 0,488; mean rection — Omah: nortn; North Platte, west, Greatest veloclty at Omaha, 36 miles, southwest; at North Platte, 40 mlles, east. MISCELLANEOUS, Light frost on the 22d at Inavale, Nel a Olty, Table Rock, Genoa, Peru and Cantral Oity, A hailstorm at Red Oloud and vi- clnity did considerablo damage to orops, orn planting commencad on the 1st an Beaver Oreck, At Rod Willow the thermometer tell from 88 ° te 60 ° In two hours. J. H, Hunt, Superior, writes that on the 26ih they had a hail storm lasttng ten minutes. Hall foll as large as hickory nuts and covered the ground two {iuches deop, glving the appearance of midwinter. ‘I'rees were almost denuded of leaves and fruit and crops were destroyed. The hafl had not yet all melted at 9 a. m, on the 27¢h, Obsorvers report that corn has been planted earller than ususl and that much had to be re- planted, TO OBSERVERS, Although as a rule, the reports oome in good time, some are invarl- lh]i behind hand. Al reports should be hers by the 6th, as the report Is not avallable at Washington for the monthly bulletin, unless it reaches there before the 12th of the month, Hoping that you will consider the neoesslty of having the report out ocarly, I am yours respectfully, 8. R, Tuompson, Director, ———— =Aun ice cream festival will be givenat the ¥, M, O, A, rooms on Friday evening by the ladies of the Christian church, A pleasant time is assured, These are Solid Facts, The best blood puritier and system reg- ulator ever plu:edv within the reach of su- fering humamty, truly is Electric Bitters, Inactivity of Liver, Biliousness, Jaun. dice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys, or any disense of the urinary organs, or whoever requires an appetizer, tonic or mild stimu- Innt, will always find Electric Bitters the best and oaly certain cure kngol::nl. They very e guar- BT lA ak Biky ‘st s oo sy 3 old cents & Goodman 4 SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE Made from the wild flowers of the rar rauxp YOSEMITE VALLEY it 1s the most fragrant of perfame Manufsstured by H. B. Blaven, Nan For sale in Omaha by W Keanard T b e Bro THE OMAHA DAILY BEE-FRIDAY JUNE 15 MISSIONARY WORK. Rogular Quarterly Meeting of the Society Yesterday. Bpecial Work to Becure Funds tor Work in the West, The rogalar meeting ot the Women's Home Misslonary soolety of the Pros- byierlan church of Omahs, was held yesterday sfternoon in tne North Presbyterian church, The attendance was large and much interest was manifested. The president, Mee, Dz, Kuhn, led the opening devotional exercises. Mrs. Dailey, the secretary, read the minates of the last meeting, which were approved and accepted. The ladies transacted some business of a miscellaneous charaoter before them iu reference to thelr special work, after which Mrs. G. L. Littie, in a gracefal and appropriato little speech Introduced the speaker of the afternoon, Mes. C. E Walker, of the women'sexecutive committee of Home Missions, New York clty. Mirs, Walker ls one of the most ¢f fective, telling speakers that has ever appeared o a mesting in Omaha in behsif of misslon work., Her grace- ful presence and lady-like bearing im modlately drew forth the sympathy of her audience, who followed her re- merks throughout with intense inter- ent, ocoaelonally brushing aside tho tears that wonld flow unbldden as she drew graphic werd pictures of llte in the mining camps of Colorado and other parts of the west, aud dwelt opon the fact that the son of any mother present might some day be expcsed to their perils without the safeguard of proper moral restraint about them, uuless the church at jarge awoke to the sense of responeibility of the burden pesting upon them, and seeing thet tho croes of Christ was held aloft whenever the advance guard of western olvilization set up its atan ‘ard. Mrs. Walker related the clrcnmstances of the firat organiza- tion of the womana' executive committee, and showed that it was olearly the call of God to the women of the church to awake to a sense of the peril threatening our home Chrls- tlanity, unless active measures were taken to stem the advancing tide of corraption and sin. Thehome church of America is the basis of supply for all American missionary work, wheth- or done in our own country or beyond the seas; heres it behooves American churches to strengthen their bulwarks that the enemy does not creep in and overwhelm them. The speclal work of the woman's executlve committee s to secure funds for all the exceptional work In the ex- treme west, as in Mormon, Mexican, Indian and Jlke fields, The great forerunner of all church work ls the school house. The youth and children sre first secured and educated, and the way Is open then for further church work, The women of the Pre byterlan church in home misslon work suopplement the work of the general board in the exl- gencies that have arisen In our rapldly advanclug clivilization. They have, as it were, divided the work and committed a part of the trust to the women of the church, Mrs, Walker urged all to falthful, earnest work for the Master through the chanaels now open, He hss greatly blessed the efforts already put forth, and his volce now olearly calls the women of Amerioa to the resoune In all this grand home missionary work, prmststbmiec /03 s bt MRS THE MILL AT FLORENCE A Whole Urist of Set-Tos Agreed Upon. The prospective ‘‘mill” between “Baby” Barnes and Jack Nugent, which s to come off at Florence Cut- off, north of the city, on the 18.h inst, promises to bea very interesting event in pugilistic ciroles, and will be long rememberea by the sporting fraternity. An {nterview with one of the manag- crs of the coming fight dieclosed tho fact, that, in response to invitatiovs a large c.nccuree of noted pugtliste will be presens and will add to the In terest of the occasion by having a friendly so'-to wi h each of the fol- lowlng well known local boxers, sev— erally and in the order given: Jem Mace with Mike Gilligan, Her. de with Jack Hsuley, John L with suknown, Billy Edwards with Whisky Jack, Tug Wilson with Garfisld Hutchinson, altss * Charlea Mitchell with Fatty Glonn, Paddy Ryan with Tom Callan, Joo Gows with Wm. McCaue, Arthur Chambers with Hank Horn- berger, Wm. Madden with Jim Kil kenny, Geo, Rooke with Mart Ramge. Au will be readily seen by the above the prospective encounter will be of unusaal {nterest, acd there Is no doubt that a large attexdance will be the re- sult, The money has alreadyjjbeen posted and considerable outside bet- ting is being done on the result of the Barnes-Nugent set to, Real Estate ‘lransfers. The following deeds were filed for rocord In the county olerk's office June 13, reported for TuE Bre by Ames' real estate agency: Onited States, to Owen ,nw } of se }andedeet, sec 6, 14, 13 Ualted States patent to Owen Mo Ginnls, ne } of se } of sec 6, 14, 13 Untted Scates patent to Francis Hollywood, nw } of ne } and & § of ne }, 5008, 14 13, United States patent to Francis Hol- lynwood, ne} of ne} of sections 6, 14, 13, John Campbell and Lewls Reed and wives to Byron Roed, q o, sw} of ne} of sectlons 6, 14, 13, $600, John Oampbell and Byron Road to Lowis L. Reed, q ¢, nw} of ne} sec- tlons 6, 14, 13. $672 Dennis Qonuingham and wife to Jos. R. Olarkson, w d, lot 2, block 2, Ounningham's sub-division—§350. Samuel H, Farnsworth to Frank Stout, w d, middle § of lot 32, 10, 15, 13— $676. Andrew J. Hanscom and wife to Harrlett T. Harover, w d, ne } of se ta-xupifl.n-u of seo 31, 15, 13— fi&“dflhflh' Hill to school district of elty of Oma- hs, wd, lots 12, 3, block 4, Boggs & Hill's 2d addition, $1,600, Mary E. and Willlam Daok to Agnes R. 8tevenson, W. D, lots 1, 2, 4, 5 and 7, block 86, Florence, £300 Adelia Rooche and haeband to Osr- | 3 rle Mashoff, M. D, lot 16, block 17, Hanecom's Place, $900. Fred B, Lowe to Danlel Hayes, w d wiloth ande § lot 6, blk 3, Park Piace, $275. Donls Ounningham and wife to A. H. Anderson, wd blk8, Ounning- ham's sub div, §1,400. Ohas, H, Foster and wife to H. W, Barnum, qos§lot 3, blk1, Har. back's 2nd add, $2.00 John A. Horbach and wife to Wm, Qronon, w d, s § lot 11, block 4, Hor- bach's 2d add. , $250. A. R®*Dafrene and wife to Mary Wallenge, w d, w § ot 8, block 195, $14,500. J. M. Parker and wife to Dexter L. Thomas, wd, undly., out of lot 180, Florence, $100, Peter Larsen to John 8toft, w d, lot 4 block 3, Credit Foncler add., $1,160. A MIDNIGHT STOR M. Moiten Kire Falilng From the Heavens Between 12 and 1 o’clock last night a fiorce storm, sccompanied by terrl. ble thender sud lightolvg, pawed|: over the olty. The olouds had been gathering for hours before and masslng in the | northwest and the south. They were dereely black and very threat- oniug in Appearatce, They orept up until they parently met in mid alr, and then the rain poured down in torrents, The thun- der aud lightning were as severe as any ever scen In these parts, aud there wera two especlally loud, sharp peais which shook the buildtugs in the vi- cinity of Ninth and Farnam a‘rets. Those who were outeida eay that the lightning came stralght down to the grouud in a siream like molten {ron, and then bursted llke a torpedo. Strange to say, no Louses wero w.ruck, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the world, Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Brui Cuts, Ulcers, Sr:l: Rheum, Fever Sores, Oanoers, Piles, Chilblains, Corus, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all skin erup- tions, guaranteed to cure in every instanoe, or money refunded, 25 cents per box, For sae by O. ¥ Goodman. e ————— NEBRASKA NATIONAL GUARDS. A seeting of the Commissioned Officers in. Lincoln Wednesday. Lincoln Journal, A meeting of the commisstoned officers of the Firat regiment of the Nebraska natloasl guards met at the state house at Lincoln yesterday afternoon. The object of the meet- ing wes to dlecuss the question of whether the regiment should attend the National Eacampment of the Grand Army of tho Republic at Dan- ver, or not, Also in regard to the annual encampment of the regiment. The officers of the regiment, by vote, recommended the colonel to locate the encampment at Create, the oltizens of that place having offered $500 inpurses to be awarded to the best drilled company, and for target shooting, ete. In regard to attending the natlonal encampment of the G A Denver, the officers decided that if 150 men signified their iatention of golng to Danver, they would see what could be done ia the way of securlng cheap transportation to and from that city. As both the Omaha companies have disbanded, there will probably be no attendance at elther gathering from this clty. Death Notices. A telegraph was recelved yesterday announcing the death of J. T. Clark, formerly of the ficm of Olark & War- den, livery men, Fifteenth and Far- nsm. The remalns arrived from Lincoln last evening. Chss S. Taylor, aged 52 years, dlod June 14:a at hls restdence on Twelfih street, between Howard and Jackson, of pncumonis, The funeral will probably take place at the Bluffa. A Buwruing Discovery, Physicians are often startled b ark. »ble discoveries. The fact that Dr, King’s New Discovery for Cunsumption and all Throat and Lung di-eases is daily curing patients that they have given up to die, is startl ng them to realize their sense of duty, and examine into the merits of this wonderful aiceov ry, resultiog in hundreds of our best Physiciaus using it in their yractice. Trial bottles free at C. F.Good" mar’s Drug Store, Regnlar size 8$1.00. (Granp Paciric HJotet 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 floor, especially adapt- ed for sample men. A cuisine of superior excellence. Head- quarters for the state trade. Special inducements to the thea- Hotel situated Horse trical profession. five blocks from depots. cars pass the door both ways every five minutes. T, J. SALSMAN, Proprietor, A, H, AYLSWORTH, Manager, (Late of Pn:on Hotel.) Infants and Children Withont Morphine or Narcotine, What gives our Children rosy cheeks, What cures thelr fevers, makes them sleep; "Tis_Castori. When Babies fret, and cry by turns, Whast cures their colic, kils their worm But_Castoria, What quickly etires Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Tadigestion : Iut_Castoria. Farcwell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Oil and Paregoric, ang Hail Castoria. Contaur kini —An ab- cure for Rhoumatism, PBuras, Calls, &c ccay, A a'to fall a0d e feasasit. Bead SPECIAL KOTICES. LW BPECIALS wi | POSITIVELY not beln serted unless pald In advance. TO LOAN-AOREY ¢ Om-ha savings vank w pripared to make loans o0 Omaba @ ouglas ‘county resl etate at current ratis o ioterest. No comm sslon charged, 335t ONEY TO LUAN—The Lawes. Rates of In- V1 (erost. Bemis' Loan Agenoy, 15th & Douglas 23 -t A]‘;fim’ LOANED—Cn chattel mortgages. 7 Union Blocl 585 Imo§ P& @0 LOAN—On chattel mortgages m!m 8, 1109 Farnam 8t. 73/-1m} UNEN KO OAN—Call at Law office of D. L, !l £ ovneyogen 8, Crelighton Block. 0 on_chatiel property, by J. M. 213 South n"»"i’fmg m eatat HELP WANTED. ANTED—Girl for house work. Apoly 2115 W Calitoraia street, 91016 - b wANTED—Owd glrl, German preferryd 2409 + v Dodge. 911-14§ ANTED—-Two a* making 1616 Capitol avenue. renticey to learn dress. 914 61§ ANTED—Tw gcod gira at 1102 Daverport W Bt 5-108 Aboy 15 or 16 years News Company 215 S. A stoady man who speaks ( sh to tend bar, nine buf 800 1 ref nee apply Charles Joseph Co. hy Bcer garden 10th and Castelar. £0! OR SALE—100 herd of mul horses sud ponics ab E. Estab ‘s between Capizol on 10th 8°, JOR ~ALE CHEAP—A b'ack huis: 7 years old I‘ 1 quiro s C, H_this offies, 854 183 OR 8ALE—600 h.ad yearling heifers, B v head 3 - cars c1d heitera, 450 34snd 5 yeur 300 ** 1and 2 yeur ofd steers, 460 * sandg v 300 * mixedeilves. BTRANGE "RO®, Cwftle co tractars, Hide, Wool, and Taliow deal- v Sloux Ofby Towa. K2 T JOR SATE—The 8.y mill wil sell cr ex- chau o for Real estate, Addrers J bn Roesink dmiles enchof rapiliion. P, O, address Omuha, 864 24§ R SALE—A thor deow. Inquire F ihelm & Erl k 87918 SOR BALE—Hotel in good 89w , T ear Omaha [ tog el in_sxce fomb o1 God barn well furo'shed, will bear iny estivation. AMES, 81 1599 Farnam [ BoALE-Houwn and lot within one blcek the High School must ve 31d this woek. T qilre at this office, 8.3t R SALE OR EXCHANGR—Fall 1o} and 3 dwellings corner of 11th and Pacific s, Nine Iots in south Omaha. Also 160 acr s of nd naw Stanto , Nebra-ks, snd buildine and ocic of clos | rest. Wil ex- Farther par- Olothiog Store, 545 sat-mon='h 4w JOR RENT— quiro 608 N. TOR SALK—4 new Ha fe, suit ,!\" OF house. Van Cott, at Max Meyer's. 011 acwapapers io large and small o F1ax miil mackinery cousisting of '8, beater, picker, press, &c. &, pullies, and beiting for driviog sl-Gore 4 JI. P. engine with borle tock, end il 0% uros co plote. Addr TAM T4 LT Charles City lows, 205-8mj {OK SALE—A fir:t-cla s second hand top bug- &y. Call at 1310 Harney street: 397-tf FE SATEI wires Taproved tarm Teat Cres on Towa; (5 acres under cultivation, 10 acres weodland, co pa ture, §27 p 200acres ig proved farm,one half mile from B horo station, & cd houge ard 145 acres under cuitivation, balance pasiui fenced, $35 7 lots fo Yates & Hill cemetary, $200; time paym Houce tad lot in Grand Islani N cloe s, celivr, well aud shrubbery $1000; time paymen 3 lIots iu Graud 475, time pa ments, # lote in Lowe's subdivision in South Omahs, 50 to €700, time jaymen House and lot,two 880/ ets, cellar, city wat.r, ren tion, §3500. Houso ard lot 1} story frawe, 6 rooms, closots. collar, cistern acd well, ne.r U, P. shops on 13th st, 82100 b lots in Aden's sub’ivison of Rogers add, finely loested; § 50 to § 167 acrcs, fwo miles from Yankton, Dakots, ore mile from the convent; a very great bargain, price $1600. 1lot c.rner Indiara and Division, $1000, ons hulf cas?, balance on time, E. L. MORSR & CO, 814 1622 Capitol Ave, sland, Neb, well located, me 12 /00m#, clos- for $50, o d loca- MISOELLAREUB FIAKEN UP—5ey pony with foro while fesh Own' ¢ can have the samo by proving prop- erty. Apply toC Fosdike 9. W. of Poor Faru, 018141 NOR PUBLIC USE —A Jersey “Bull, took first premium at 1.st fai , 9518 Dacatur 8t, bet— ween 25th and 26'h St. North Omah, NS1HUCTION—1Ln , Architeccural and References, Addrcss ‘M " Beo cfiice. 09108 Drawirg 4t NHE P rson ronz pora ol fr | H.skell's Park Jurn 10th please retu'n to Geo. Helmrod's Store 16th St. and eave troub'e, YAKEN U?—A sm: 1! pory mare ahout olu, blazed face, bot aepiit, Own have same by ¢a llog en 20th aud Boulcvard, and | : hw! ANTED—GIl for_gen ral Albany house 6 58, 10th TRST-CLASS BOARD—$3.80 per weck, ab 1004 + cdge street 81918 7= 7 ANTED—A go d order cook, good wsges fo the right one at the Hamncy St. Restauzant. 91615 7 ANTED—T 0 girlsat Slaven house 10th St W vear U, P, Depot. Good wages. #95-16§ ANTED-Girl in family of two 1221 north W 10th 8¢, 808-141 ANTED—LIght:ing rod silesman. T |w or adiress LaGrange & Co. Avoca 16 'ANTED—A girl for zaaeral house-woik, no W children 706 8. 10h 8t. Delor. ~ 885-183 Aflp‘y 00, ANTED—A first class barber, at P M. Derk: Broadway, Council Binfs, ANTED—A middle aged woman for iivht housework, wages $4.00 per weck 912 Pouglas S¢ 83816 ANTED—Two cood barbers stesdy work, 203 South 13th 8t. Omaha. £90-14* ANTED—A good competert girl to do gen- eral house-work, good wages given. N. W. corner 15th and Davenport. £88- WA, TER-A or uadress Nebraski BITUATIONS WANTED Yourg man (married) tako caro of h. ros, wi arden, or 40 do any kind of wouk, witn' v s to_board al bome Apply at P, E. Floomank Co,, 208N, 16th St 901-14 d relfable tinsmith, Call on owlce & Vanderhoof, Seward, nts & s toation 4> M ddle aged Fngiich woman (esires o sitna A tion a8 Lurse or to d» light hous work in a %00 family, best cf references given Add. ess E. H. 1416 tiarney St. 892181 ANTED—A position as driver for deilve wagon—groe s preferred, Call or a dress 1801 Cuming ot, EDwARD Gorr. he-15% FOR FENT—HOUSBES AND LOTS. OR RENT—Nray_thres 10om _cottago sum- ‘wer kitchan 912,N, 19th 5. 9.9-16§ 9R REST—Two or three unturnished rcoms. ‘Apply 1410 Jacksoa 83, 5- Store new on 10th St. 835, 1421 Farnam 5¢, WO Nicoly farnish.ed rooms for ront with or T without board at 2112 California St. 91420 7§ O LET A nice col of six_rooms in good conditlo «tween 23d and 24tk &t off Bt, Mary Referencea r!l(ull;d. 90311 08 RENT—Heuse of 3 rcoms and basement of 2rooms. Apply Bee office, 94-15% FOR RENT 10 r_om cottage with large and rounds, our former residerce on wue. Etrect cars pass the d?az 743 JPOR KENT—Cottage with 6 rosms. Dr Pau. Ew 86314 x rooms with or with- oruin b, 863-16f F\O LET—Rocms and bosrd, or furrishea f Bouse for tummer. St Large furnisbed ros l‘ OR ) EN treet. Jacksor JOR RENT 1516 Dod FO o0 i 61081 opposite P. 0. TORE FOR RENT—Corner of 16th and Dav- msou. Inquire 1610 Davenport street. 163 Two cottages, © T VURNISHED rooms and board, Modern con- voulouvss 1810 Dodgo street.1000- Juni7h FOR SALE HOIOE—Lot 0n San_ Franclsce street about *our rode from 1 ake 5b. cars Chicego 1Il. will asl cheap for caah or trads tor stock of goods. E L. MORSE &00. 1022 apliol avenu. 017 LI PAN S o 3 | Complexion, ADIE8 AND YOUNG in city or courtry to take nice 1 ¥hl and pleasant work At their howet; § to ay easily and quietly ork ¥ i N0 cacvasang: no Please addre 8 Reliatle Manu- Philade'ph'a, Pa., drawer TT 749 June2 TueThuSat126 AKEN UP —One horse and ono mare colt, with left hind feet white. Mare ha' white MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDY TIONALIST, 498 Tenth stroot, between Farncms and Harney. Will, with theaid of guardian epirits, obtain for any one glanco of the pash and prosent, snd oo oertain conditlora 1u the fa- ture. Boots and Shovs teada 0 order. Perfax antiofactior oner: Absolutely Pure. This powder never varics. A marvel of pu rity strengts and wholesomenoas. More economicak thau the orpinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test shor weight, alumor phosphato powdor _Sold anly tn cans. 'Rovas, Bakixe Powoss Co., Wall-8t.*. 6§ New York SOMETHING EVERY _LADY OUGHT TO KNOW. There exists a means of se= curing a soft and brilliant no matter how oor it may naturally be. Lagan’s Magnolia Balm is a delicate unfi harmless arti- cle, which instantly removes Freckles, Tan, Redness, Roughness, Eruptions, Yul- ar i‘luslllu , ete., ete. 8o elicate and natural are its effects that its use is not snspecwdb anybody. No Jady Hisheured foto n Jromas :heu go Magnolia Balm is sold by all for 75 cents.