Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 10, 1883, Page 8

i THE DAILY BEE OMAHA. Monday Morning, September 10. LOCAL BREVITILS Send for catalogus of Wyman Commer- eial College, Omalia. The institution is pros- porous. JulyDem-m&o 8t - WaNTED cook and first-class pastry cook and two bell boys at the Cozzens House, 0th and Hamey. w7-motf A second and Tsn't ~ “Now i & time for disappearing,” coming out again in winter habiliments. it frosty? Heyn, the Photographer. 18 rushed with busiuess. Fino work tells the talo at 1500 Donglan street. —One hundred million bushels is the esti- mateon Nebraska corn this year. About weven and a half million bushels of last year's erop <till remains in the state. —Mr. Johu Regen and Miss A, C. Hollin- gor were married at the parsonago of the First M. E. church on the -evening of Soptember 7th, by Rev. Charles W, Savidge. The third story addition to William's Block i ready for the cornice, and will proba- bly Lo roofed this week. When comploted this will be one of the finest blocks:injthe eity, The little Michigan champions, the Port Huron base ball club, will play the Union Pa- cifics overy afternoon this woek, excopt Mon- day, on the grounds of the Union Pacific elub. The games will be called at 4 o'clock. —Hon, N. J. Burnham, by special invita- ton from the Burt county agricultural society, delivered the address at the fair held at Oak- Tand, on Thursday, toan audienco of about 3,000 people. Tho address is very highly wpeken of by those who heard it. —It is snid that a well-known iron moulder in the U. P. shops skipped the town Fri- day, leaving numerous littlo debts behind, in- clnding a thirty dellar board bill, n wash bill o a poor woman and a bill at kome store for two dressos for his lady love. * — Katio Putnam and tho Fay Templeton Opera Company will be the attractions nt Boyds Opera House this week, Miss Put- nam's company appearing Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, in “Lona, tho Madcap,” “01d Curiosity Shon,” and “Child of the Reg- iment,” The Tompleton compuany repertoire ia: “Olivotte,” Thursday, “Pirates,” Friday, “Tolanthe,” matinos, and *“Mascotte,” Satur- day ni ht —— Buckien's Arnica saive, *_The greatest medical wonder of the world, ‘Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Cuts, Ul~ Every Inflicaridn of an Immense Suc- y 00SS. Exhibits in Stqek and Machinery Endless in Number. And the Display the Finest Ever Seen in the West, The Present Situation at the Fair Grounds, A Vew Hints to Visttors from Abroad, Thero were many evidences about the city yosterday of tho fact that womething unusual was going on, and even a stranger must have guessed at the nature the eyent. Instead of the usual in Omaha on the Sabbath, it was astir every- where. Tho hotels began filling up the latter part of the woek, and their offices now regound with the hum of voices, hacks are kept busy running to and fro, and the streets and side- walks are covered with vehicles ant visitors, At tho depot guosts aro coming in on every passenger train, and car loads of stock and other exhibits on every incoming freight, the latter being hauled immediately to the fair siding. could not but feel autonished at the advanced state of tho preparations, and at the life ex- hibited on every side, and, in fact, though no adimission fos was charged, it may be said that tho fair waw really innugurated yosterday THR ROUTETO THE GROUNDS along Sixteenth street and Sherman avenue Wi 1 klyl\! to see, On the former Superin as comploted the asphalt pave: s Californta to Tzard steec will finish open Tuesday moruin nout for travel. o5 the work the best yet done in Omaha and it is certainly & beantiful pavement and He pro- delights all who see it or d 3 On Sherman avenue, which the ¢ Iato day ordered brought to grade, work was carriod on over Sunday, and it was practically completed. Five sprinkling carts were kept Those who visited the fair grounds | ¢ THE DAILY BEE-- ¥ How et Yor, They Have "vLlrty-one hiws of magnificent animals, principally Clydes- dale and Norman, including some almost as noted as their aristocratic ancestors, THR SHPEE PENS are illing up, a great display of C ”r,-u«»Mum-l 0, .ml.fmflnu made by C. H. Ballin Plum Creek, and a fine_and _large drove ,.l Merinos belonging to a New York man, THE CATTLE STALLS, which were all taken n week ago, are filling up fast and fifty more were constructed yes- terday, which will e yme be taken, Among the herds already in" are thows of John Borland, of Stanton county Danials, of Sarpy county, and of the State Agricul- tural College farm, Tn the Daniels herd is a ffour r weighing 2,850 ponnds and believed to bo the finest for its age in the Unitad States. A three-year-old in the same rd promikes to be nearly as good, The farm sends o herd of twenty polled black s cattle, said to be the coming breed « mtlu for mln countey, and yearly growing in favor, few Jerseys and Devons com- plete the colloge | Soveral trains of cat- {le arrived late in the afternoon and were un- loaded too late to be seen, The entries in this department we are informed, is a half larger than last year. THE NEBRASKA GIANT, in the cattle line, comes from the farm of J. A. Garton, an old resident, farmer and cattle raiser, noar Wilbur. Suline county. He is o reggular mammoth, and, being less than three years old, there is no telling what he will come o before he gets through. ~ He is now rix fect and two inches in height, and a tall man standing by him can barely reach the centre f his back with his finger tips, The animal sven feot in length from stem to stern, and ita breadth of beam,is in propertion, naughty- My speaking. His fore-arm measures 24 inches mforouce, the flank of the leg 40 inches. and the pastern joint 14} iuches. Ho looks like an elephant and his movements in- we the resemblance, Mr. Garton says he is an Oregon-dersay, He is in a tent of his own with a small w of foxes, white rabbits, white I raised by the same furmer. <t trip tha big ox over made a THE UNION is preparing for an immenso display and has Lrought down a car load of evorgreens from mountaing to add to tho attractions of PACIFIC s building and the one occupicd and Or ( ean are it up, and $ho latter will b all rendy this morning. FLORAL 1ALL has oy v up but the display of cutfery, soales, The Garneau cracker factory i turning loote and will surprise peo- plo who think they know crackers when they soe them, The aquariums are not up yet, but the tanks busy all day luying the duston the avenus to the entrance “’v ands, and it will be found in fine cond; ud & much handsomer drive way than it was last yoar. KXHIBITS POURING From daylight to dark yesterday thore was & constant stream of wagons loadod with al conceivablo kinda of articlw for exhibition. The bulk of tho atuff was of the heavier class, such as ogricultural imploments and ma: aro rendy. MISCELLANEOUS, Max Moyer & Bro. arc gotting their Swiss cottage stocked up. Tho Garfield dining hall, east of floral hall, is doing & good business and has been running four days, nau¥ fed 140 persons for dinner on Satarday and doublo the number yoster- day. They will build an addition to-day. Fhe pol police forco s being well organized and some are on duty now. All will be aworn in chinory, while tho lighter goods will be taken out eatly thia morning, There was also heavy Srsivaln o Mook of 'l inde’ Ta- adiitian 3 that already ou the grounds. Hundreds of peoplo visited the place and not only was the attendance larger than on the first divy of pre- Balt Rhoutn, Fevor § Ehlbiaine, Coron, Tottar, Comp e bain o e e e cpapred ek oy or money refunded, 25 conts Everybody eats Garneau crackers, 10miw MIDNIGHT ALARM. Narrow Escape From a Fire on Dodge Street, Shortly before midnight last night a tire broke out on Dodge strect, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth, in Hine's musio and Look store, in the very centor of tho room and ameng a lot of books. It was discovered by some passers-by, and one of them kicked in the plate glass door pane and went for the flames, while another turned in an alarm of fire from box 15, The department responded promptly and a line of hose was laid, but the fire was out before water was turnud on, and thus the stock escaped a drenching, ' The loss was very slight. The origin of the fire is not known. o —— To l‘nb"llu'ru. The undersigned desires a position as editor_and managor of a weekly nows o per. Fifteen years' exporience, an thorough practical khowledge of the bins chanical part of the business. Addvess, W. H. Corsox, COouncil Bluffs, Towa, o —— The Cozzens. Omana. Soptember 4, 1883, We have this day leased the hotel known as the Grand Pacific, formerly kept by us, and known then throughout the west as the Cozzens, by which name it will hereafter be known. To ourpatrons of the Palace hotel, Santa Fo, New Mox- ico; Sidney house, Sidney, Neb, and the Laramia hotel, Laramie City, Wyoming Territory, it is ‘weedless for us to ma any promises, other than that the Coz- zens will be second to none in Nebraska. The house is entirely new, lmndsomely furnished, and the table will be the ve best the market affords. The bar will be stocked with the choicest liquors, Rates—§2.00, §2.60 and §4 per day, according to floor. No inside or dark rooms in the house. P. Rumsey & Co. | — Real Estate Transfers. The following deeds were tiled for rec- cord in the county clerk’s office September 47, veported for Tue Bre by Ames' real estate agency: Fred L. Ried and wife to Henry O Jones, w d, lot 4, part nw } nw } sec 8, tp 1o, r 13, 1,000 John Bagley and wifo to Loverett M. Anderson, w'd, parts ) sw 33, 16, 13, a‘fl. nw 4, 14, lJ, part e & no b, 14, l\i JenseT, Handy et al to lluury 0.Jones, deed, 8 4 se and sec 3, 16, 12, and n § ve 1 sec 10, 15, 12, 160 acres, $1. Nicholas S.rullmuu and wife to Mary Driscoll, w. d., lots 4 and 5, block 1, in Dwight & Lyman’s add., John Bagley and wife' Jr., q. ¢, d., part s, § ne. Steinbeck and wife to John L. Hill, w.d., part sw. | ne. | 54 1513, 1,500, Fred Knight to John A. Anderson Poter A. Magnusson, w d lot 28, in Me- Caudlish Place, $1,000. Jno, H. Horbach and wife to Wm, § 8. Redman, south 1-6 of lot 4, block 8, Edward 'vnhnd to Isane Van l\'unn, w d lot 1, block 93, Omaha, $1.00. g i Bl g v b, s 2 v " S N J and .d'blnek '165, city of Flor. 84 o John Bagley, 1 8 a . Rogers and wife to Heinrich Mlndvlh w d, lots 0and 10, block 13 in Improvement Association, add, " Phebo and Poter Hower to P. J %“:i.hu M 9, block 3, Brown to Inanc 'B;?WB. bloo':'g voius faira but the managers admitted that the dzrlny ‘was also finer and that they were puzaled to accommodate all, OUTHIDE THE GATES o small villago of beer stands and booths, newly constructed, faces the grounds from the eaat, and some of them were al ready open and doing » good busiuess. The number is greater than it was lust year, and tho line is extending down toward the city as the city is extending toward it. ON THE INSIDE the soene wis & busy ono, and it was evidently anything but a day of rest for exhibitors, Several great improvements huve lately been mado by the board, and the first notable one in the mmmn\ of vhe haudsome little building erocted last “ynnr by the B. L folks to o placo alongside the headquarters of the officers, at the right of the main eutrance, where the two buildings bhave been joi into oue and furnish quarters at once convenient und commudious. The treasurer's office is located the new wlnr which in on the east side, and doors lead into the proxidents room, the offico of the board of managers and the office of the geucral superiutendout, in the order numed, cach having a door leadiug out 1u front to the platform. A small angle on the outaido has been utilized by being boarded up and made into AT PHONE OPFICE, llmw instruments “beiug ready on the puumh | for u o during the week. Ono of thess, *No. for the exclusive use of the board, one for the agricultural implement mew and the other 4 public telophoue. Tho Amorican Districs Messenger Company, has a forco of their i iformed bogs en the grouuds and fur- nish cor venient facilivies lnr "llldhlr messages part of the grounds or to the ow and admirable featuro, NEWSPAPEK ROW is ot yeb takon up, and it is doubtful if the city papers will have xo many tonts up this yoar as last. Sevoral forcign papers have mado spolication for space fur tonts, one of thews being “The Racine Manufucturer and Agriculturalist.” Mr. W. C..B, Allen, of the “Rural Nobrask: "' \»'II lnrge tont at the right « f the fit it with tubles and make 16 Jiadquarters for. all rojortare who choose to accept his hospitdity. Following the ayenuc feuced in for carri ud leading to the north side of the grounds the new uilding ecnstructed for the county exhibits of BURT AND WASHINGTON comes first It is & substuntial and good look- house and is quits wn ornament o tho grounds, The stuff buw ull boen sent put in place prompely. Othe porting rapidly, Seward, Merr exhibits all arniving yesterd Mot of them will be awarded space in Floral Hall, FINE ARTS HALL was empty yesterday of all but a display of marble work and a couple ef cwses of fine specimens of carved and polished woods of all varieties. ‘This departmout will be filled up by to-night, s most of the space Ly already on resorved, Pussing & number of rofrush- ment stands, the sgricultural ‘imploment dis- play 1s the next thing and this will ouutios ure ro- ick wnd Hall AWTONISH THE NATIVES ud excel anything of the kind ever befors soen west of the Mississippi. The street north of the track from this pomt to the sheep peus is & miniature \llh?mm full of activity s & beo hive, Scores of new platforms aud Y | o rench Hu i win and is being as deputy sheriffs, The dwelling In the southeast corner of the grounds will be used to store express goods, two car loads of which are lying at the depot waiting to be delivered. The dime museum and the “Man with the Iron Jaw,” are on deck with three big tents. Refreshments stands and cigar stauds are thick about the amphitheatre, All the managers want now is fair weather and the fair will bo an immense success, Information For Visitors, HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS. The following lixt shows the principal hotels of Omah, location, number that can be accom- wmiodated at each, und rate pér day: Paxton House, cor. 15th and Farnam, 300; $3.00 per duy. Millard Hotel, cor. $3.00. Goszens House (form and Harnoy 00, aned House, Metropolitan, 1 cluding cots: 2,00, Flanter's House, 16th and Dodgo Pacific House, 10th and Cay 81,50 13th and Douglay, 353; Iy Grand_Pacific,) 9th 2.50 and £3.00, h and Farnam; 200: 1!"00 h and Deuglis, 450, in- Oceidedtal Hotel, 10th and Howard, 200, 10 RhACH THE GEOUNDS. Strect Cars-—Take Sixteonth or Eighteenth u. . to termiuus, where crounds, Kare 15 conts, , tako St. Mary's and puss tho Paxton e b cents, hour from the cents for the om avenue ca Y bwenty minute. ik L 0. R R., Trains hourly ner of Webster and l-’l!jl Ktroots, wi rewhed by 16th street cars. Fare for round trip 20 cents. Vehicles, Cn 1 expresses run from the postotfic dly. Fare 25 cents, Hacks 50 conts, PLACES OF AMUBEMENT. @8 Opera House, cor., et Kutio P un i, uri Wodnostlay, 1 ittlo Dot Tompleton, I Saturday, “Billie Thylor." Academy of Music, and Lith streots, 'L pasy, Mondy day, “Octakoo Mavourne i Saturday mat- or ), * lhu I Ium.- Theater_« omique 12th and Dodge strects, Varieties ovory ovoning, e —— Never Give Up. If_you are suffering with low and depressed apirits, loss of appetite, geueral debility, dis- ordered blood, weak constitution, headache, or any disenso of a bilious nature, by all means procure a bottle of Electrio” Hitters, will be surprised to seo the rapid improvement that will follow; yonu will beinspired with new lifo; atreugth and activity will retura; pain and misery will cease, and henceforth you will rejoice in the in the praise of Electric Bitters, Sold at fifty cents & bottle py C. I, Gond- man — DIED, SOHROEDER—Iu this city, September 9, at pavilions are erected aud filled with bright, new machinery, whit tents gleam in the wun from all quarters and wind wills with their fluttering sails loom up like gigantic guide- posts on every wide, POWEIL HALL ia filling up, o ougine and shafting are all ready to sot everything iu motion the moment wtewn is turned on, and by tho time this is read by a wmajos ot our subscribers there will be enough muchinery going to do all the Woek 1o, Sevin eniabiss” 16 13 impceaibie to overstate the extent und import. hibition in this pare the grous overything, oven four ucres, of the ex- It bouts A CLEVER 1DEA hus boen carried out by our local implement houses and other merchants and manufacturers which will help to swell the crowd have each issued circulars to th trons i viting them to th city duidug fuir’ week, and duriug that time proposo to entertaiu’ and board them and pay l{mr expenses of every sort, They have erected in the center o what wight be called Agricultura avenuo & graudstand overlooking the entiro track wnd groundy, so that visitors can at an) time wateh i heat trotted aud go back to thefr inspection of machinery without walking ity (.‘mt In this connection it may be mentioned hat Thy THE THACK is obug to bo I fine ahape and n oo was eny 1 bCrap and grading (e yestes The gras s cut fn the shaco Tiisiciehe ring, and i+ Jooks very nice iu there The display of fine stock of all kiuds i wis oute to Lhn displays terday on the mn\li, g the notable l.li[!u'(munt. which will 7 & m, Fatella E., wife of Fecdinand Schroedér, ago 25 years and 8 months Notice of funcral will be given hercafter, ERTALE Repping's Russla Salve is unequalled for hilblains,chupped hands, frost”bites, ete. Try it Garneaw'’s Crimped Edge City Soda Crackers melt in your mouth, 10m1lw — The Western Celt, Murse, Gleason and Howard have just completed arrangements to publish the Western Celt in Omala, It will be de- voted to the interest of the Irvish race the west and the state of Nebraska par- ticularly, 1t will be Catholic in sentiment. Its mission will be to unite, educate and elevate the growing clement of Irish Americans in_this portion of the west. 1t will be the only |mpur of that kind in the state. Though it will not be par- tisan, it will not be neutral in Nebraska politics. 1t will aim to supply the Irish and Catholic homes of the state, with a national, reliable and moral newspaper. When in Fremont, Neb,, call at the New York hotel, where you will find bet- tor accommodations than in any hotel west of Omaha House entirely new and very handsomely furnished. ~ Omlw nearly or quite as surprising as that of farming Y. . A wachinery, The association has prepared a very at- THE HOUSE STALLS tractive ramme of froe entertain. extonding the 1 of the grouuds ou the | ments to be held in their hall each even- north side, are u‘hm. an w{lul were | ing of this week. All friends are invited. rm, sed Saturday eve many & ‘WJ wl&h "’Y _‘:x s | A tewy reading room will also be | 1 open ununut thu week greatly by furnish ing flowers, fair grounds. The ladies gmund floor '‘CMAHA, MO SEPTEMBER 10, 188J, A BIG POW-WOW. the Indian Commission, And Asserts that the Treaty was Honestly Made. Sioux Boys Said to Have Signed the Treaty at Hinman's Order. Sioux Indian com- mission Friday night, has already beem announced, and a notice made of their buing met here by a committee from the The arrival of the constitutional convention now in session at Sioux Falls, Dakota. THE COMMISSION sat Saturday in parlor 25 at the Pax- ton, to listen to the statement of Judge Shannon, of Dakota, Senator Dawes presiding, and a stenographer being pres- ent to take down the testimomy. To make the matter clear, a little statement is necossary. It scoms that a year ago the secretary of the interior appointed a committee to visit the various agencies of the Sioux nation, consisting of Edmunds, Shannon and Hinman, whose business it should be to make a treaty with the In- dians to cede part of their land to the government. The treaty was made, but it 18 now claimed that it was only brought about by misrepresentation to the In- dians, and that 15u-y now protest against its terms. It was for the purpose of examining into this trouble that the senate commit- oo was appointed consisting of Senators Dawes, Cameron, Logan, Vest and Mor- gan of Alabama, with Representatives McGinnis, Hascall and Rice invited to accompany them, Mossrs. Vest and Rice are now acting as a sub-committee to visit the Indians of northern Mon- tana., A reporter of Tik Bk was relin- bly informed Saturdvy that wherever the mission went they had found the GREATEST DISSATISFACTION expressed h{ the Indians at the treaty of which they had so blindly signed. Thir- teen thousand acres of Indian land were, by this treaty, to be ceded to the United States for twenty-five thousand cows and ono thousand bulls, which, valuing the cows at 835 and the bulls at 850 would make tho land sold at about three-fourths of a cent an acre! There has been much scandal about this. Ono sharp old Indian, who realized that twenty-five thousand cows meant about one cow to each man, told a member of the commis- sion that one old cow had been brought around always, te trade, until they were tired of it. JUDGE in his statement Saturday described the tour of the reservation which he and his colleagues had made, and explained the relation of the Santees to the other Sioux and the interest they had in the land, being part of the Sioux confedra- tion and 8o considered the treaty of '68. The committee had visited Rosebud and Pine Ridge agency and the Indians had willingly ~and glad- ly signed the treaty when Dr. Hinman explained to them what the extent of the territory was that they | were 6{.‘,1..« away, all the land between the White and the Cheyenne river and west of the 1018t meridian. Dr. Him- man did the talking because of the illit- eracy of the agency interpreters who were always, by law, half breeds. Judge Shannon said that at Pine Ridge be met SHANNON BISHOP HARE of the ‘Episcopal church, who warmly | ) Serelwit (e (inn 61 itho treaty, and he had also received a letter, which he read to the commission, from Bishop Martin, of the Catholic church, express- ing astonishment that Shannon and his associntes should have been accused of having compelled the Indians to sign the treaty. He thought it was the best thing that had ever been done for the Dakatas. Mr. Shannon agreed with the members of the commission, however, that the secre- tary of the interior had no right to in- struct Mr. Hinman to secure additional signature he commission held a long session at the same place,in_the afternoon, and listened to able arguments from Messrs. Moudy, Caultield and Kellum, of theDa- kot commission, in favor of opening up the Sioux reservation, and alleging that the Sioux commissioners were gtilty of gross irregularities. They urg- ed particularly the necessity of removing the Indians as a vi the perfect prosperity of the territory. The commission took the whole matter under advisement and left for Chicago in their speeial car yestdrday aftornoon v the €. M. & St. P. R. I, having previ- ously been driven to the smelting works, racks and state fair grounds. The Dakota delegationgleft for home in the ovening via the 8. C. & P. feeling very confident of having made o favor- ablo impression on the senators, S———— A pureat Discovery. That is daily bringing joy to_the homes of thousands by saving many of their dear ones from an_early grove. Truly i Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Conghy, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fover, Low ‘.( anu. Tickfng in the Throat, Pain 1n Side d Chest, or any disewso of the Throat and Liinge, 'a pealtive.aur. _Guaraateed, THal Bottles free at C, F, Goodman’s Drug Store, Large size 81.00, —— Chocolate snaps made by Garneau is one of the finest. 10mlw ——— : Asphalt An Antidote to Cholera, The following interesting item is taken from The Edinburgh C Wednes- duy, August 22, 4883; Sin—At a time when sanitary inspec- tors and health ofticers ave onthe alert as to the prevention of epidemic discases, it may not be eut of place to relate the | following facts as to the antiseptic prop orties of asphalt: Itis as well to swate Lore that coal t@wr asphalt has not the samo qualities, although . often used in- stead of genuine asphalt. During a se- vere epidemic of cholera in the island of Trinidad, some thirty iom'lu:n. theburn. ing of asphalt throughout the town of Port of Spain, worked wonders in stay- ng the disease, and acted as an antidote o the cholera poison, The local government caused asphalt to be burned around the town at thirty- two points of the compass, night and day, and the firet day after the fires were lit'there was & marked and material de- cioase in the death rate, although previ- oualy the registered mortality amounted to one hundred per day in the Port of with a population of only about In all premises which had the ved with asphalt there Was not a death from cholers, and those families who burnt asphalt in their urant, Judge Shannon, of Dekota, Talks to] al step to | 2 houses enjoyed an immunity from an af tack of the pestilence Xt La Drea, where the u?hnlt lake is situated, there was not a sin, the district is surrounded by swainps, A similar result from burning asphalt throughout the town during the smallpox epidemic in 1869, I am, & Britissen, Edinburgh, August 20, 1883, - Important Mass Meeting. A meeting of a number of colored citi city republican central club. W. H. C. Peter K. H. Cole, secretary. It proposed by the signers to cell a_ma metting of the colored citizens of Dou; las county on Monday evening, Septem- bor 16, for the purpose of formally or- ganizing the said club. The followi are the persons enrolled: W. R. Gam- ble, E. R Overall, Price Saunders, J. H. Curry, John Hindsey, W. G. Robin- son, W. H. Butler, Lewis Johnson, Peter K. R. Cole, W. H. Cossley, W. H. (. Stephenson. o —— All grocers sell Garneau's crackers bc. cause they are the best, 10mlw P i TN The Duties ul tie Hour. The Hon. John Rush is to deliver a lecture before the Irish National League of America, on Monday night, Septem ber 10th, at their hall on Douglas street between 13th and 14th. Subject, *‘The Duties of the Hour.” Every one in sym- pathy with the purposes of the league is invited to attend. Mr. Rush never fails to interest and edify Let the hall be filled. Regular meectings of the leagne the second and fourth Monday nights in each month. was A SURE RECIPE For Fine Complexions. Positive reliefand immuni- ty from complexional blem- ishes may be found in Hagan’s l nolia Balm. A delicate b dhnrninl&ss arlicle. Seld y druggists eve ere. It imparts th(‘;yr‘:mst bril- Hant nnd life-like tints, and the closest scrutiny cannot detect itsuse. All nnslfihfly Discolorations, Eruptions, Ring Marks under the eyes, bnllowness Redness, Rough- ness, and the flush oi’fntigno and excitement are at once ths]pollcd by the Magnolia Balm’ It is the one incomparable (osmetic. SPECTAL NOTICE #arSpecials will Polit!voly not be inserted unless paid in advance. TO LOAN - Money. MCXYEX 70 LOAN-—Tho Omata Surings Bank is new prepared to make loans on Omuba city or Douglas county real estate at current rate of interest. No commission charged. 588t vest rates of interest 16th & Douglus, 234-t1 t Law office of D. L. 8, Creigghton Blook. —On Chattel mortiu; k. mnoml Bank Building. T. Beatty h ) room 7 oans o chat b NAJLOR WANTED—To do_general tailoring, both cutting ann working on be Steady work & ool e right min, Apply for ono week at E. . AYRES, Pouca, Neb. 527-14 VY AXTED - Fintoiassdinin; ber maid and laundry i City Hotel. Wi Young man for i rdWaretore. S oy for photograph gallery, Younignan to at tend to team and o chores. dy employment, Employment Bureau, . 16th streot. 63510 Wi i, VWANTED-Finte |lunu) strect. WAY Girl for housework. G pr.hmu 111 south 1Ath street, neral housework at 637-85 i for g Call thi< evening. class cook and lnundross Young lady s 7L, IE D Good girl, Must and Michiga Ladios and young men canvassing; no stamps reqeired for roply. Plaase sddross EDWARD F. DAVIS | Muss. 54012 & 0., 55 8. Main 5t., Fall A wowan to wash aud lror ab tho 46315 \\ ‘I Iln.l.( House, ‘ 7ANTED ANTED Girl for general housework, 8. W. A good gl for goneral nousework in small family, Apply at #20 N. 15th 8t 647-101 W LSTTERawell ahd 67 sirouts, Shinn's sddition: 54811 VY ANTED -Five or uix carpenters. Apply cor. 13th and Howard Monday morning. | VW ANTED A firstcluse carpet layer, Apply at 3B, Detwller's, 1318 Farnam street. 59311 VW ANTED- Two kood bove, sbout, 1o Omaba Broom Works, 16th and Pacifis. 62210} \}ANTLDA A dining room ghel ub the, Cr Touse § Order 104 VWANTED -Fintolas Pastey aud 8ha cook, at 1108 Farnan strect. 3 Wi ) Pirst-class 000k at Hobton Restaurant, between 14th and 156h street, on Douglus. 612-10 “One sowing girl and two apprenti 1o rst class Worky 4t 18138 Mary's avon 6185 MRS, CORBITT WANTE » , begiuning Mon day, ning room girls and 15 sicl {0 wast dlsbes. 6195 METROVOLITAN HOTEL, \ TANTED- Tun good cracker bakers, Apyly at once to RNEAU $10-8* Cracker uwr, TVoh A Jnckson: VWANTER Ten corpenters. Appls ut wouthwost comer 20ch aud Doglas, or 1514 north 2uth aud Giruce siroet. (454811 . T. MURPRY. AN ANTED Gool girl for guneral house aer 1717 Chicago street. pHe; WV ANTED--A pood oarriago blackaits 15th wtreet.” Hansor .t "W, Derk: ‘ A\'I'ID A woman o wash unl lwn at lh-. Emmett house. 463 84 VWANTED - Twa st e Tarbers. at ', Councll Rlufls. VAVANTED. Two cirls at the Occldantal hotel - wediately. 45710 VW ANTED-The bust girks y for the Lesh A abions wiis oetiolams famios. Good homes and bost wages. Call at ouce, 217 N, 10th strvet. 43651 PN BRSSEN S X ‘VA ~Tady agonts for the “Quoct Pretect: or's A new garment for ladics, made of solt, flexible rubber. Bure ion Lo #he under- wear, b worn. _ Ketalls 0 with stanp, e case of cholera, although | was_oxperienced | 7ens of this county, on last Monday even- | ing, took the preliminary steps to form a | Stephenson was chosen chairman, and | 0! ithout Morphine or Nary What gives our Children Whiat cures their fevers, m; {m . oot When Babiea frot, and ery by t Whit cures their colic, Kils thelr we What quic cures Constly Sour Stomad) 1 o , Colds, Indigestion : Farewell then to Morphine 8; Castor Ol and Paregoric, ang " solute em for Rheumat instantaneous Pain-reliever, |; Infants and Chi.'dren otine. sle Py 'Tis _Castoris. N s their worms, But _Castoria. But_Castoria. Hall Castoria, e e TS o S FUEES R P! —An ab~ iam, , Burns, Galls, &¢., and an Broom Corn A FULL LINE-CONSISTING OF Presses, DOUBLE CYLINDER SCRAPERS AND— HORSE POWERS To Matoh. The Best in the Market Manufactured by C.D. COLTON & CO., Galesbarg, 1I. #4rSend tor Circular and Price List. WL L W] THE BESTTHREAD 102 SEWING MACHINES YWILLIIVIRIN BIC SUL-G0RD SPO0L COTTON IS ENTIRELY The Product of American Industry PRONOUNCED BY EXPERTS TO BE THE BEST THREAD IN THE WORLD FOR HAND AND MACHINE SEWING. Full assortment constantly on Hand and for sale by HENRY FUHRMAN, Fremont, Neb. ARNITIN VW ANTED- A once, 16 girls at¥Canfiold' Factory, 1107 Hutiey sireet, 34 floor., “,'.u: n.liv il ot \"A\THI By & young man, 20 years o Address UL R Bee officw. Speakn German and English. and best o roferencos. fen Postol Address: t of reforences, Addreas Yi offlce. ADIES O YOUNG MEN in 4 take nice, light and_pleasant sonk by mail; no oanvaming no stamp 1 Please address Reliable ManTg. Co., deawer TT. WANTED man. between 16th and 10th Situation by & od printer per month. ' > ~Two furnishied rooms. ey »oms sultable F NTTwo floors and basement. attachid. 1207 Farnam street. cart xide St NOR RENT- A Howard str Inquire at Bushmin's d by T5th and 16l 10ds store, RO, RENT Nicely - turnished teont ro Webster ktrect. T—House 8 rooms, kitchen, clo 1 Shorman ayenue, ok try,1 ster street. Traucients accomniodat R RENT— A nice, now cotta. 22x40, oft water. Couvenient, pleasant at 1213 north 19th street. ORI house, 1418 Chicago stroct. . cor. 17th and Clark, bath room, at 1718 Dodgo street. o sesr 0 cuces required, No. 111 mouth 15¢h St. QR KENT - ae Wauily 1514 Davenport St. NT-—Ta & man and wife, without A strect. l i T-Nicely turnished roouw, 15t bet. Didgo and Capitol avenuc. l:ul( HENT-Cottage of 6 rool mu, corner and 15th stacet. 8. 1 frexn) JROK RENT—17 howses &7 to €75 por “mont SHTIV & BELL, opp Fm( [ ‘music and art store, Dodze stroe OR RE T—Brick store. cor. 10th and Douglas street. AOR RENT—Two floors and_basenicut [ attached. 1207 Farnan strect. NOR RENT—A pleasant frout room; als: NT-Furbished room. Tnquire at POk Qi ' BOUEK, Tl east idc Jth strect, botwoen Farnam: aud stroets. FOR lul Fuu SATEGood Buslnesy clumuu“l stroct. J. L 689-t1 cheap. EVANS, l4th and Dodge, i " pel r.m.- nm.mm at 3 310 22 o when 28 a4t a9 ag=nte; ot Maoufecturiag Co., No 94 May street, Chicago, L. 968w pos ion to work about premiscs in” private family. A situation as baker by a you g Ger Inquire at Peter Goo's, Fariiam stre understands job work aud preswork tho one block from street car line. Apuly with refer 2% HMAN OR SALECholoe aore lw-.‘ln city limits, ve 5401 #:Orenal a5t 645-107 Whrmn Situation as clerk in_store by a ’;mlng ew 103 “'Mnn “Situstions by two frschs cooks. 7" Bee 600:13% hoines; $2 to €6 o day easily and quietly made; work or ‘reply. 515101 one who nuigh § married man and wishos stsady omplo; Addres at once to box 27 Minden Neb \‘ ANTGD—Good " pructieal nner, steudy fob, #40 Ul “Address . O, 5% 81 Wy for dres Must be tirst-cluss locality, Addross * maker,” Bee office. 5 VWANTED Ten uiowsun iudics o i to A Liud’s to have their diessmaking dono north 16th street. 42¢'10° r )-1mio A nicely furnished room 1518 Juckson G414 cottage neatly fornished in 10 very cheap, $15.00 ) north of St. ¥ i store 63 foct devp on | 9 ) trects. 81t om, 2117 6411 wot, pan- 45785 1, O RENT House 8 rooms, two closcta and good basement. Hard and soft water. 32600 por month. - Cor. 14th und Webster. 03y JAS. CALLAHIAN. 1 O KENT-Well furnlatied roomny; st 1014 Web 509,44 U e Furnished rooms ot 2018 Cass strect. 50410 JROR RENT 1720 Cagital wrenue, furulahied rooms ite o single, to gontleman 6_rooms, cioscts, hall and pantry, cellar and fuel room, loc 50213 NT Two nicely furnished rovms in brick 4 018" JOR RENT-—Suit of furnished rooms with l,.»nnx OK RENT-A turnished room with board, gaa and Go1-124 o well furnished front rosm with diessing room for one o two gentlemen. er- 8 room cottage, new, Seward strevt, lwt:mu Campbell and Lrone, Shinn's addition. ok RENT—Purnished rooms with haard (npflv?u children, abere very convenient for housekeoping rear ontrance, hard and soft water.' 3 b srect, u\ h. ). P, 0, Hospe's 004t Luqulre ot drug wtore, 0-tf 1 Ku ator 2701 smaller | ; room, with boand. 1812 Dodge 5t 5-1mo3 | 4 PR RENT- Piraiod aid unfurnished room. Fine location. PECK, Opp. F. 0. K50- -Hesidencos and store buildings, BED- Estate Aj Offiee bou{lu 7N 16th MARBLE. TOR SALE-House s4ct foeb with roome, with half acre lot, near Fort Omuba. Prico $600 cas) nrrm on time. Address James A. ’l\ylnr. rnn 183 NOR SALE-An excellont_ opportanity o 'buy u home ol p on north 20th sireel. - Msh i woon. 8. l‘m“ SALE Nice cottago #ix rooms, barm and full lot, trees and shrubbery. Basutiful location, §2,500, $500 cash, balance $25 per month. ROLLINS & MOTTER, Omaha Nationak Bank Bullding. —Phaeton, cheap for cash. Party wants o leavs town. 448 334 sireat, e Harney and St. Mary's avenue. mew “WolNAZ" 610-18% Fomusd‘hm Tobs, one nicely graded, and two with housee, & blocl(r from po-toffios, \t & bar- (4888 PECK, opposit P 0. o A et $100 cash. 4063 Room 2, Flmsu.v 1ce house and 1°t 01 Gaorgia ave- nuo. ~ Elegant view, fine location, 32, cash, alance §30 por month. Houso and ball lot on_north 10t House 20x20; ood location. Price$1,260. Balance 2 er Illt‘fll)l LLI S&MOTTER, , Omaha National Benk Bullding. AORBALE A nearly new leather top sido bar bug. &y at No. 2610 ~t. Mary's avenuo 4610} AOR SALE—Two lots cottage 6 rooms, 2 visterns, barn, 2 hlocks trom High Sehool, Plattsmouth to exchange for Om oper o Four bouutitul West fruut iots, Georgia. ave. Hans- nnmu new houe, beautiful residenos Georgia ucar ity, 4,000 9 rooms, on 10th ront. nnmwuu m“.x. Bel! stop, two knee P Lindquiss, 92 1 stredt, M 6-108 F LE _Splendid opportunity for party with smiall capital. A first-cluss drug store in & pros- perous town. Will be sold on very easy terme. Good sons for selling. Apply to Lock Box 642 Kcarmes 4048, gnu SALE—A' aba gain, o small oslcr, Babmann o tire proof sate! Ing iro at this ofce; F For, SALE—Four lown_south Omaba. Good lo- cation, §260. each. Inquire at Boo omoem P A clean stock hardware. Bangain. 8. Addres M. J. Work, Miltord, Neb. OR SALE— Easy te 811 {01t SALE—One freah milk cow, also voung call Inquire at Edholm and Erickson's Jowelry store 2180t l‘“w SALE—A number one horse, will drive slgle or double &nd will bo sold at & burgain. Inguire at the ofico of the Grand Union Tea Co., 119 8 Toth 160-t QOK SALE—Simall houso, new, sbout one-half acro lot. Easy terms. Price only £6 0. AMES, 18448 1508 Farnam Stroct. ot SALE =200 Ewes: 100-1m* JOHN M. SHEELY. QRICK FOR Dt Fine tarm close 10 tho city. v PEC op,.‘...m, P.0. 200 two year old hutum 400 mixed calves, October delb 00 hoad yoarling; stoors, Octobor delivery. head xmooth two snd thres year ol shuem Towa stook, iE BRO'S, Wool wiid” Tation deslors, 308-1 mfl;! “Residonco and businos yroperty in 8l parta of Omaba, and, karm Lands [n il parts of the 5 OLD & SOUEL, 793 fl ll!N- 14th St. bet. Punllll lhd Douglas. 0K BALE OR EXCHANGE—Full 1ot and three dwellings corner of 11th aud Pacific steeets. Nipe lots in south Omaha. Also 100 acres of near Santou, Nebraska, aud build wnd stoek clothiug No. 804 Tenth street. Will exchange for Nebroska farm lands, Further particulars at Geo. H. Petorson’s Clothing Store, Tenth streot. 466eod OB SALE—OId rawipupors i lane and sl qrantitios at this ofce. [} MISCELLANEOU ™ PO the people attending the fair. Plenty of l mu:J;LIl‘wm‘, Marie VR g DGR FRANK DAVIS, Preprictor. I . own” hand bag with initials' 4 l.‘nnulned & green ss purse and some money Please leave st 1518 Farnsm strect 3 Cattle Contractory, Hide, ‘Sioux City, lowa. l OST - Belween Cuming street and Fair grounds, 4 ladios' shawl. Finder will please lcase ot Beo oftice b OST- A day book of Cii 4 Flease lease at Buw ol L TRAYED OR STOLEN -One blg brown hurse, hind feet, star in houd hhlh spot behiud r. Ay information wilk be rewarded by to W, G. Hensbuw, Saunders gud Cuming 61418 Maker's By the day or week at 412 5. 6th “:\“;: Vetween Howard aud Harney Streets. W, Finder will K recel warl by returning sewe to 25th aid Cas, LUoF's brickysod, 5" __JOHN HUNTER. " Chicago, the wmost uctic healer, located all pain & nd 2.l those giveu up by other Z:) Consultation free. + oor 16th and avenue. Room 3. N[5 JULIA SCHRODER, powertul Cus I‘ MUND-—Two sets of siugle harnlu, - hhmmoc& and a milk can, Owner can havo same by calling L 3sth and Chlcago t Huater's rickyand, wudpay- ing charges. s101% | ) ORDERS ~For 4 riages, to any part of xm- cit ug D-blil- T.h n.-»m No. 14 ', L lm} I LR, s o Bum ) ALE—A boarding house with established 0od I Good reason a0, mhndbuuzlu 6641 treet, be. 28 EDWARD *————1—- MAGISTER OF nmrrl.lw AND oolprrloy- ALINT, 465 Tuouth stevet, bet Farnam and Hur- ey, will, with the ald of nM-I: la ‘one u-ul& b and ih00s e the Tature: J’n uu‘ Tane e to g der. l'u‘u un-(mw & aarsatesd. RE < MACHINERY4 ™ S *