Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 24, 1883, Page 8

R85, AR DALY BhE~OMAHA, MONDAY, SEPTEMEER 24. D ALY BEE. Weather Indications. For the upper Mississippi valley, local rains in northern portions, followed by partly cloudy weather; fair weather in THE PALACE ON THE HILL. |The Contractor Asks That the Cor- nice be Made Partly Stone. Steadily and beautifully, inch by inch, teel and funny; they are the boss mirth makers: Say, come over to dinner with | How inhabitants has Omaha now? many Think wo'll have a good houne? A REPUBLICAN RALLY. Nomination of Delegates to the State Convention, The Republican county central eom. — the climax of the play, this is in a way quite as tragic and full of subtle acting, Her support is good, ticularly that of | Messrs, Reynier and son. i CROPSEY EXPLAIL He Says [That $1,500 Was Allowed , Infants and Children Withont Morphine or Narcotine. DR. HORNE'S e - , wont you? ‘ - Rhea's voice |l‘“nnl'ntmini: s ‘ OMAHA., The New Court Honse Up THO SIONS| i emissary bresthes sigh, and wdi, Hecting of toe County Central r?';:" t'l’.’ n ';:,,'.lhuw'w ¥ ’ e ‘ Ready for the Roof | Brown; s bovn e & g sy Commitlee. ovtimes, mamy "o whioh she. Seviany ASTORI A Monday Morning, Sopt. 24. RN times; very nice man, - herself, are marvels of the modiste's art, ill Cure th o Follow- ing Diseases Without Medicine. Pains in the Back, Hips, Tlead or Limbs, Nervous Deb bilty, Taunibi euralgi 0, General Debility, K Sciatica, Disease of Rhoumatism, the Kidneys d Liver, Gout, Sexual Exhaus- f : . i A . . P ) i mittee met at the court, house Saturday o O A ases, To southern portions, variable winds, slight | rige tho clean white walls of the new Let's soe, what's the name of this pa- - o - For Clerk Hire at Chemnitz, That gives our Children rosy cheeks, tion, Seminal Emissions, Asthma, Heart Diseass, rise in temperature and lower barometer. | 4 houso for the great county of Doug- | Per [picking up a copy]. Tun‘lhri‘ T?Il afternoon -'t 2 o'clock, the (ullr:wmg PR M &, What cures their fevers, makes ?&m‘ }}’.:',.‘fl'é:"n.‘..?{:.',‘.',‘,‘u‘.‘;'{;mf;'}." :-&h.lm:%;-: For the Mimouri valley, clearing and las, Ita surroundings are not conducive |/ MAHA BEE. Dont know that I over|members being present: . M. Sten- Mr. Lew Cropsey, against whom suit lesy, Dumb Ague. fair woather, light variable winds, slight |18 1ts 3 heard of that paper before. berg, Michael Lahey, W, F. Schmidt, 1 4 et TWhan Dabios tret and ery by turns, JR— rise in b.m..:.dfr and in southern portions | to a full idea of its size or ita outlines, (The city ,J,w rolls his eyes at the | °% Michae sahey, 1. K. Sehmidt, L | hay hoen brought in the United States What cures their colic, ».;:'\'?rcwmxnl £8,000 Would Not Buy It. slight rise in temperature. because it has been built in large part | emissary). S. Hascall, W. ¥. Bochel, Joseph Red- | Digtriet Gourt for the recovery of funds i SR [ DA HotkaZl have ueed yeur Ut o S below the ground to suit an expected | After eying the papor closely a fow |man, O. P. Straight, H. T. Leavitt, P. | said to have been embessdes by him | Sour Stomath, Conta Togibetion S Tt ALy i Phenniabs LOCAL I;REVITIL'S. grado which eannot be made until the moments the emissary asks, Why don’t you publish a daily; isn’t the town large J. Quealey, J, H. Taylor, Frank Walters, while Consul at Chemnitz, Germany, But Castoria, or one ica, 1 of the th wouldkay, buy Horno's Ele irty dolla me ctrio Belt,for of the above T . . d . B, 0 . A. Notle, F. N . y Fare dis i hort ¢ Any one wishing to confer { building is finished, and because & high | Inough? l\'v' "é""]" "MMgH:i H. A r'”xu 'Fr denies the wholo charge, and sy ot e, to Morphing Byruge, WL Ty hA G 7 D oF rr oy s | —Rain, wind aod mud ruled the roost yes- | board fence and numerous slopes conceals (Another roll of the eyes). AL L Proxy 0T ¢hat the suit must have been maliciously Hall Castorin, S (DOCTIN EWOTREN VU AR LYONE, e T erday. it partly from Within that fence w. Say, boss, how, far is it to a railroad station from this yar crossroads? Elijah Dunn, D, L, Mc Herman 'imme, P. McArdle, proxy for Elijah brought, as nothing had been done in the e e ] 1 cheorfully recommend Horne's efficient cure for rheumatism, Laving wom one for et ic Belt as an ~—The Irish Land League meta at the hall [ is quite alittle city, TN hBE kN OF i ety editsr Iitnes g matter for eight years, t L —Anabe |.hat malady. Truly, on Douglas street, this evening. FULL OF BUSY MEX distaly changed to tgardilo ferocity end ;\)"_;‘]"» P. O. Hawes, proxy for John : ML] (7rn‘)uuy uxph;inn gm ]$l,.’)“0 ;.lnu ouro for mu::..u.m, For Mty Boe B0, Cos B A b y loaded with laborers for {and the noise of tools and machinery. |} traightened himself up to his full | Shill in allowec to the onsu at | Sprains, Burns, Galls, » and an MAIN OFFICE—C pposite Postoffice, Frenzer Blo Wiy kil Balk T4 r T PSRRI doud. 5 ; I::Ii:'hl. ytu::l' said, Do 3,.‘x'{,., o moment | The meetir g wus called to order by the [ Chemnitz for clerk hire, but when he |instantaneons Pain.roliever, A4rFor Sale nt C ¢, Goodmav 8 Drig Store 1110 he Greeloy and Salt Lake extension of the Union Pacific, was attachod to the noon train ‘wost yestorday, ~J. Foust, who had been arrestod on charge of trying to kill Mrs, John Williams, of Seuth ‘Omaha, was released Saturday; it being shown that ho was simply shooting at her dog, —A mas mecting of citizens was held at 8 | 4 sioam kiln for drying lumber, probably 1 rewspaper! We are not which he had paid from funds that came - S o'clock yesterday afternoon at Turner hall to | th only one in ”“;‘m,) R DG i | Pre ‘“up"'"a ::l]’rwl‘\l;. i ;;Yngm‘»l:. —two from ufml-:. ward, and four from the | i 6"} Ganul's offico at Chomnits 1o f b A srange for the celebration of the bi-centonnial | chino which turns out 23,000 brick aday. Wo charge for all such business and '“"'f.v'"rf v“:d o lj,'“] Longz, E. M. Sten-. | 34Y8 that 81,500 always has been allowed. i < - of the landing of Germans in America. Tho kiln has just been filled with the 188t | 41t use the word “wo,” either. You oo warCe=t, X Long, K. M., Sten-/{ qyy salary book this year shows that n FURSEWiN 3 —The Sarpy county fair takes place at |two blacksmiths, night and day, jnst to under the pressure, but as o parting sa- [ goopve) from Washington, as published. Papillion next Wednesday, Thursday and sharpen the tools of the the carpenters. [},¢0"c g+ “My dear sir, did you think GPC‘"n‘l]' -0, 8 O 3 - = Friday. The Omaha Musical Union orchos. | The stone scems to be of excellent quality, [ wo'y 2 q menagerie or o caravan{” X _|“| ward—C, 8. Chase, ames tra has been engaged to furnish the music. | and comes from Berea, Ohio, fight. [ —There woro three [funerals yestorday in chargo of John Jacobs establishment, all tho interments being at Prospect Hill. One was Here in & complete wood-working shop, h carving, there is brought from Michigan, w cutting and planing mac 3 ] lot which will be used in the building, 230,000 have just been uncovered, nicely burned, There is a long stone shop where the stone are hewed into shape from rough blocks, and where it takes THE COURT HOUSH is up to the to of the second story, and it hoped that it may be roofed this fall, think that our columns are empty? Do you think that wo use lead telegraph and electrotyped locals? Sir, this is a news aro in Nebraska now, sir, not in Chicago, where blanket sheets floutish and penny- a-line critics flourish, Sir, this is Omaha! Omaha!l Good night, sir! Tho emisary had retreated to the door City Ed.—I don’t care if you have a regiment of dudes E.—Why, my dear man, we have a bona fide attraction; we don’t travel on chairman, 1. 8, Hascall, The first business was the selection of sixteen delegates to the state convention berg. Second ward—1. 8. Hascall, August Andreen. Third ward—M. H. Carlton, J. H, Sabler. Fourth ward—George B. Lake, W. F. Sixth ward—0O. P. Straight, N. J, Burnham, Country--H. C. imme, David Reed, M. W. Holl, H. G. Baker. presented his claim only $800 was al- lowed by the Washington authorities, and he never was allowed the balance, “not over $1,600 shall be allowed for elerk hire.” U. 8. District Attorney Lambertson says that he knows nothing about it, ex- cept that the papers were sent to him A SURE REGIPE LLI SIX-CORD SPOUL, COTTON HREA IS ENTIRELY "ariam Streel Owr.ihn S i P i S, e coing, Tt oot i . datrane | o oS ide a0l | Mo it o ce a ot . . The Product of American Industry ! : e, ey et o il Tho|lopod int thelap of popuia tavor ike | 1Ee” o selcting delgate to tho v Pflr ng [}[]m lgm[]ns PRONOUNCED BY EXPERTS TO BE 11 Y building itself is not quite as long as the | cannon ball; the public pulse throbs an £ z e i 0 5 ; ciow ot e . Pllomtma S, | L0505, bt covot moro ground, us it |acho 1o o coning: ity aminences | " %1ected by ho commitioor b alcied A THE BEST THREAD IN THE WORLD e oo morning at St. Philomenw's Cathedral, | s nquare, and it will be as nice n court |in the art are staggered by the tor.|*" Y o ; Positive reliefand immuni- Iy ol y A vote was taken on the question Mr. Harry Blair, one of the prominent mem- | house s thore is in tho country. The |nado of talent that we carry sweeping whother the committes nhuul'} Bal68E from complexional blem- ! FOR HAND AND MACHINE SEWING. { Ders of tho Omaha Glee Club and Mis Fannio [ flooring, kiln-dried yellow pine, from Ar- | oyor the country like a cyclone of merri- | gl utes, and it was ishes may be found in Hagan’s | 3 et i et (e | delegates, and it was lost. Full assortment constantly on Hand and for sale by I MoNaughton being the high contracting lmn;u, |flu|nro<, up)nr )yi e ment, a veritable humanitarian ava A motion to hold primarieson the 10th Mn&gnolin Balm. A delicate HENRY FUHR N F | parties, window framos for the wholo building. | lancl-e, curing all ills without medicine: O et g ‘ MA ; Win. Baydee, 'the wall known bulldeeof | Contraotor ootains never asked-the & mhicfwind of funfoforo which al athor 3}f'li;;f;{b§;|§;;;t}§;‘ LU D fi;‘ d:::‘;gi‘:fsiv‘:fgflfi}mb“ld , Fremont, Neb, 1 2 county commissioners lleged gigante: enterprises, th = N DSty Sts ) AT, ~ ~~ — & fino carriagns and buggios, yostarday shipped e Ty TR e R Hiho names of Eggart ey Wil It fmparts the most bril- ED—Day boarders at 1514 Davenport S. [ 11OR SALE—Barn 0 stalls, with water. ood foca § G Hon G W. B Dorsey, of Fremont,an their liliputian simplicity like marbles in | Liertiety H. C.Timme and D. P, Redman | oyt "ot Tito-like tints, and BRI RIE TR heon. Must be sold bofore October lnt.” Long i elogant two-man rond wagon, weighing 150 | outside of the contracts, but he now asks I { M . were presented as delegates to the judi- " A o ~ —————— | ease on ground. Inquire &t Ames Real Estats | unds, and costing $250. It in clegantly | them, and very carnestly, to mako part 8 meetinghouse, Why, sir, wo aro the | o) convention, and the committee, by a tho closest serntiny cannog W Ok bopinge A st v pultable for llght | Agen T e in bomuti | OF £ho cornico of molid wtono, inatead of et R i R s R detect its use. ~ All unsightly B e i i TR0 SALE One fully finished ! entirely of galvanized iron as provosed. | ;fh”;tf-l‘lfllftu"“dm S atyon “lle It was moved that the primaries to| Discolorations, — Eruptions, DK, Boantcrs i be oot a¢ 1653 1005 | i Eooualod iy CH0aP: s of 3 1, —Trains were somowhat demoralizod yos. | ColVanized iron will do for the crown [check and fell flattened at his fect, the elect delegates to the county convention | Ring Marks under the eyes, st. 696 94" b 2 2 second met a like fate, and the city edi- tor gave up in disgust. If Happy Cal Wagner's new minstrels do not suceeed, it will not be for lack of check on the {OR SALE—Three of the best residence sites in the city, 2 with houses, 2 in 7 wminute postoftice. B85t SD-All persons that use the woed, to call muel Baswitz (The speculator in hand Farnau, ANTED-To buy, & small moulding and brackets, but the frieze should be of stone, to firmly hold, as a binder, the masonry beneath. The gal- be held on the 19th of October. The mo- tion was carried. The primaries will be held in the city from b to 7, and in the Redness, Rough- fio flush of fatigno |1 itement are at once W Sallowness, nd { p— terday. The overland train from the west ‘was oVer two hours late; the noon train west ‘was one hour late, and the Wabash came in Opposite P vanized iron cannot be made exactly true ot bo for lack countey from 6 to 8 o'clock. et he : ome live (0, tarn Nebraskn. YOR SALE-R 1 stock of grocerion In anhour aud twonty winutes late. Tho “Q” | aud iy linble to show defloctions, Prom. | Prt of his editorial emissary, T et county conven- ‘)‘f-l“;l‘;‘“‘l by the Magnollx |, oms e iown incaster, Nobran T G e oy st o . cvcen oo and the Milwaukes trains waited for the over- inent architects from Chicago, Detroit SR e —— tion be held on Monday, the 22d of Oe- 33010, raska. A number one chance for a man of energy. t ¥ 7S lay, the 22d of Oc: % R s 607-224 Corley, Shelby Co., loy “P, J.T." Bee office, 556-27) Iand passengers, and 8t. Louis havo oxprossed the samo | - t‘:“:::":;:{_:“w‘,:; :tfl:‘g:;‘;;f;n v | E2ber, a6 2 p. m, 1tis the ene incomparable | _* = L AU BT BegToMos s pet . DA i ; N 3 io T ANTED—3, b f pi |, ripe LE—' e boiles s o 11 —A great improvement at the Union Pa- | OPilion, and it would seem that a stone flooded with patent medicine advertisemonts, [ = 1t Was moved and ‘carried that seven Cosmetic. W matoos, a Harrind Fiahers Vo< Hi to, | TROR U .’“t-’.'%fv,,“‘fl‘%m S { cific depot in this city fs the noat and well | PW114ing should be finished with stone. | it tr gratifying to know what to procuro that | delegates bo elected from the city pre- South 15th Street. | ity pill coratinly cure you. 1If you are Bilious, | cincts, and threo from the country pro- e e FOR RENT--Housos and Lots. [ Excited Thousands, i = equipped bar which Messrs. Markel and (NOR SALE—Two lots, desirable location and chea; blood out of order, Liver inactive, or gonerally cincts. 0R house of Charles F'. Manderson, north- OR RENT—From 10t0 15 houses and stores for Swobo have fitted up on tho south aide of tho | A1l over tho land are gung futo ecstasy over | denfilteted, thae s nothing in tho world that | “"N ",y b Do S A T T e : T o orapms, collar, | L Kach §475, on_ good terms.” Inquiro at thls house. Mr. Mart Ramge, who is a veteran at %r‘ ‘Kinx;n Il\;s\ir« ‘I)lwovery rurb(:o;nlnnxu'!;tlo? ;{lli ;l:: {:,l‘:l e '::‘ll&kl f ’:n. “l)'(l{ee‘tr‘l::l Illl't:r‘; cm?n‘ty 'dl:]2;:&0::“’;:11‘“::'“3:,"1 t‘;uga:: SPECIAL N ( )TICI‘;S ot No oo il "m"""ml;'f(z'aullu = L‘ 0 tons or 1ess, D, B ,},’.,T,'" heir unlooked for recover o timel nd, and c { u i g , D, B. Beemer, } tho business, iy in chargo, and makes it ploas. | Theit utle roat lifo Saving. remedy, causcy | had Tor only fifty cents a bottle of C. ¥, Good. | the entire vote for Judge Luke for Chief == T CUSESTO KENT_310. t0850 por month. Stores L e N ant for all who call on him. Tho new deal | them to [ nearly wild in its praiso, It is | man's, Justice. #ar8pecials will Positively not be inserted niid rooms to rent. | City rasidence for sale $600 | JOR SALE—} , Cnoap tor cash. Party wants. also gives more oom for the dining hall facili | guaranteed to positively curo Sovero Congh, AUOTION BALE Mr. E. M. Stenberg addressed tho unless paid in aavance. = - | i ala” or' exchanga " barteof cty. "Farminnds | {7 to leavo town. "440 25d sreet, ot Han ties, ol ARy Vo e n Houcke: 3 : | committee, and called upon them to re- LOUNSBURY & MARTIN'S, 0K SALE—A hos - . I8, o | y ar i il consider eir action in selectin, o D, « corner 15th ai rnan. larble, 217 N. 16th St. H. T. Harri 3 f Hartington, Oed: o IM: ] y of Hpu-ahold Furniture, Cooking and der th t lecti C. S. Real Estate Agency,S. W. corner 15th and Ffso-u Marb county, was in the city yesterday for the pur- s Heating Stoves, Carpets, otc., at the Chase, of the Third ward, as a delegato e —* OR LEASE—Four chioice Jota on 20th St., long 625, ; Pose of securing twenty-five men to work in to represent the Fifth ward, upon the time, 217 N, 16th ist. J. L. Marble. i that new and thriving north Nebraska village. | (Lo CFPFI80 Always Tolls. west corner Twentioth and Cuming Sts., augg&fion of Joseph Redman. The se- |- BECoR s R — | o thi et sty I Park oaeol 10 Fooms o rent | S SA =014 Farmam siosee sy v iontane: by One hundred and fift lots’ have bee The Sioux City Route” for St. Paul Omaha, on Thursday, September 27th, | Jection of C. Chase, said Mr. Stern. | VW Five tinnors, ~ Apply atSulliyan Bros. (e 125 depth, fiv ed house$4.000, 614-mof nll: pcred and 8fty.seven lota have beem | 1ay grown in favor 80 that another train | commencing at 10 o'clock. berg, would not give satisfaction, and | ... 1% 1118 16th 8i. i J s M tawiiy s | Ji'OR SALE—Go iness chances at 217 N, 168 o to Thuraday lut, each with a | has “bocomo a nocessity. Accordingly, W. B, GriNg, Auctioneer. rgl,d t reflect dit 2SN ANTED. men of good addrews to sell P. Ford 212 south 10th St. g Strect, J. L. MARBLE. ? guarantee that a building should be erected Monday, September 23, another daily | ep24.95.26 27 2 * | Would not reflect any credit upon the goods. Steady employment. I 421 South | e = _ 639t i thereon inside of ninety days, Tt is believed | train Pé4-£0- committee; it v;ou};l nloz n;)elgc with the | 10th street. 787-24t Fot}‘ RENT- ‘Zl:hxwfifl" urnithed room. gae & 0% AL s n!;:} il ilor Tabmiais can 7 790-; Jo's fire sal Inqui fHice. Ny Mamn g e e comty suh| Labvos Ommabt st 618 0, m. AN INDIAN RAID, s v s i s cugh o B | W Tt gy £ o o A B T : g v . i 40 . 3 = R BT S B i, et DN nes 91k e sunt o the Republcan convontion. e g% o i R A0 X | PORRRNT s, e 3. o b | FROL St o —For many yoars the general manager's itai 11:30 p. m, | An Bxciting Experienco by a Family |conduct lately has been denounced by e} T 760-22§ ~s1amg Arrives at St. Paul ©fice, tho general pamenger agentn offics, and | ATFV08 8% Bt. Paul. .. on Bighteenth Streo!. every citizen. VWANTED—A ~oung man of 18 to board with = ST J\OR SALE—Fine farm closs to the oity. the general superintendent's office of the to’gt ;:x}no::sm;%gu;:afifl?} and Mr. Stenberg moed to roconsider the | Tovarenta to clean up and attend pol e oo e T e e bR B T griv J‘ _PECK, Opposits P. 0. Union Pacific rallway have had propared for [ “*Enquire for tikoty c “Sioux Ci ily rosidi ; matter. - e R LE FOR SA n the “Sioux Cit; A family residin, ;i ish girl at F. | 7= ENT—Neatly r vearling their uso a daily nowspaper bulletin, by which | Route. 20 obt 7 o8 g on North Eighteenth (=3, "Rediman made an appeal in behalf R e I o MENE-Neatly tunihed counge of soven | ('S0 v o, ") 8ep22mdel street had quite ti advent: 3 Fid th n improvem No. 2448 3 ‘whatever is said by the press in regard to rail- e+ g quite an exciting adventure | of Chase, H i i Wb R 25 P ol port street. All in excellent con 400 ;."“}“‘,”";‘“' October delivery. way matters can bo quickly learned. It is a A ONE-SIDED INTERVIEW, one night last weok. Mr. Stenberg’s motion was carried, and ARPENTERS WANTED_AC Papillion, five first 0 jas g:;;ug'f‘;!;r_r‘-.;;:;-‘gxe;g;lg;r{. K [~Two ni pleasantly located, 21 from street car, Mr. Redman was unanimously elected to flll the vacancy caused by the removal of / classcarpenters to do inside. hard wod finishing, \mmj“m ok Cull Satiirday from 5 to 8 p. m., south cast corner of Twelfth and Farnam streets, Omaha, or address me flat, square piece of card-board, on which is —— The head of the family is one of our pusted every item of interest the road found | The Editorial Emissary—The Check |ablest and best known attorneys and on Towa stock. STRANGE BRO'S, i in the hich f A Chase. at Papilli A. W. CLARK. — L £5 L‘n::le Gg:trui'torl. Hide, Wool and Talloy 2 1) e newspapers which are sent to the offices, | of the Average Press Agent—The | the night mentioned he had been kept « saney’ i b IEIN 3% 22 | JOOB BENT—A new house, wll, cistern and cellar. | -5 uX City, Towa. 8 all arranged in columns, City KEditor's Grist. i P4l M. C. Meaney's motion that the dele 75 | R ENT A vew ouse, wall, cltorn and | J7OK SALE—A first up all night by his wife's illness, At S S T . longth he laid down to take a nap and between 4 and b o'clock was awakenod by a scream which he hardly recognized gates cast the entire vote for Judge Lake ut the State convention for chief justice was lost, The following places were selected for holding the primaries for the judicial and Call at 1819 H —Two good giuly, one to cook, wash and | €Nt $16. Inquiro on premises; 710: nid ene to dosocond work, Apply 8. = oth and California strcets. Good wages p petent hely. “'Aa—mivf/« *‘Would you like my autograph?”’ The above question was asked the city ~—The game of ballin Omahs, Wednesday, | for the champinonship of Nebraka, between i the Union Pacifics and the Woeping Water {OR SALE—Residenco » all parts of Omaha, | of the tate. _793-tt 218 8. 14th St. bet. s property in all parts SOUER, nam and Doug {OR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms, 18th streot, bet. Dodge and lavenue, east § {OR RENT— Hox 0 720-t1 ar oil mine, resulted as everybody expeoted, in o | editor of Tas Bek last evening, when the [a8 coming from his wife's roon:. He : Broota’ w0 Tand oo hotr Do ard Mason [iddnd NOR § EXCHANGE—F\ % vitory for the Union Pacifics. Tho U. P.'s | glements were, to sy tho ,fi;“ damp, | rushed in{‘lmwovur. and found his wife ”";‘}3‘3' "{;!“:‘l"“g”“‘, hotel Ner BT ookt o ot IO RE cen & roous, ful fof, | O SALE OR EXCHANGE RTINS aro n firt-clas club, aud would bo an onor | ke was a limoaiedd ac o ot | EHIDE UDdn ' bed and! ivaey “mucly paReBhee James holal, 3 o Sl o2 THOMAS. %22 | Nino lota in south Omaha. Alio 100 cres. of jucs ‘ to any state. Why dou't thoy got into the | 10 *Poaker was a slim-sized man, wll,h.n oxcited, ~ Sho informed him that i ;i"':‘lzl n(;‘\‘tr AR v.‘::"lfl!") s, TP RENTtHouse with & rooms 2 stoies au Soas Sant w:la{:;i(:,g::;lflinull*};fi and stock of A loague? They would hold their own. Pomons | *4164king voico, a high hat (Inst yoar's [ mun had boen in {he roor: nd hnd | e e o g8 aven welten | % '8 obi Sirution ms maanins 2 | on PATk avemie: - lnhise b 1 smoundinge: No, 90 | Nhruaa tnm e Punshir oy GLor i who know, and have seen the Union Pacifics | 8t¥16), and a fatigued Prince Albert coat. | just leaped through the window. Scare o |2r ard—=Sam Beatty’s, Twelfth :A::-;‘n::r hear of & good situat! o ln;.*l(‘-xuhmr, by between Park - L '3 i og ™ | H. Petorson's Clothing Store, 804 Tenth streot. Dlay, nay they play a good loague game. Ne. | He carried a stroet corner (two for o half t)i'gc:u:llit‘l;lg tlhutnttury tgufhunl:u:cll ix} i Rt Wasd har ot 77324 cit, T Lurnishe rooms for the Winter. | o1 ALE=0 e he matter an lound e foot- " uire at east sido 15th St. between Douglas & 340 braska ought te bo ropresented in the loagus, —Hastings Gazette, —Messrs, W, G. Robinson and W, R, Gam ous men can carn §30 L Apply A, A. Proxel Green ] 7642 &irl for housework, no_objection to TED—Ten indust, er weak. a dollar) umbrella, and the deeply dyed dampness had already began to trickle down and show itself on the plush car- Fifth Ward—J. Kaufmann’s wine par- lors, Sherman avenue. $ixth Ward—Engine house. Douglas Precinct—Quealey’s schosl prints outside, where some one had leap ed to the ground and slid several inches, Tho marks in the wet soil showed that imodious 12 room house with th and Cuming pied by Charles JF. Manderson, I MISCELLANEOUS, §TORE FOR SALE—Consisting of contectionery, able, et streets, now oc X HOW, : k 1 NTED-=A gin 4 quire upon premises until October 1st, wh X 4 5 T ALY T h o fellow a o lady said she (e o el - Sl RS S ] 24 lay, Sept, 27th. 6724 Doing & good business., Cause of sale, n Louisville, Ky., to-day, left yesterday on ol ‘der"““m Tdo with it?" queried the had recognized the hands of the man,but %',“ wgo—H. C. Krymbo's store, e fcutein every County in tho state of | [VOR IENT—Four rooins, pleasantly sitiaied, neas busineas. Addrose S ek their mission, Major M, % y editor. 3 e not his f d th K H est Omaha—Methodist church, ] ks to canvass for standard works, ex- ( X' street cars, church, &e. ~ Forms 80 per month. Ju. | - 765 m S5O E, Onkland, Neb, n. aj loore, of Lincoln, who 1 th " ot his face and that she knew who it - 3 . p. o = L e L g think you might utilize it ey MeArdle—School house. ceptional induceme o i ugents, Addross | qulre of P. W, Roe, King street, betwcen Charles and 5()(). “ABORERS WANTED i revees e ] sgate, was prevented from | How mich sould 1 got on 117" e e R | el o, or callon my wihton House uuatia Net | Bewsrd. 07088 | 25010 ey b vioamr e ‘spoce ey olng by his offclal dutles, ho being an officor | *“Iy tho sditor 11 pon inquiry it provud that sho was | pratosn—Sct i Jno. K. Bhort tate agont, O AT, Thece new stores,cor. 0t ant Jones | commencedand Jact o oo Wages 2.0, P. J, in tho Foderal servico at. Lincoln, He euen “He it correct and that the fellow had boarded i I;e ice—School house. TANTED-—At the Canficld House, 50 table Sourd. 16n ereets Enquire of Mrs. T. Kennedy, 8. E. cor. | Kennedy, contractsy. Apply for information to wy however, to see th “1 wani o for some time with them at a certain hotel | ¥Aley—Puffer's store, j7 and can furnish 80 boarders with rooms and AR aal. G| Agen H. MANNWEILER, Omaha. [ up, s t0 see the others off, and a host o want to see him, e in this cit He was an Indian and wo; Elkhorn—W., R, Turner's hotel. 1;:’ W. H, McCOY, Proprietor. {0 RENT Small cottage, 824 5. 23, noar Leav- [ 7 - e - | of frionds were at the train to give thom a 'What is it! a poem! o Al T Union—Warner. station, section house, #11 per month. * T, Vaorsthi S0 | TAGUND—A o bat baokTnial moceasing all the time, Tho only object —— | 8.16th st that can be conjectured for this raid, was ‘‘Pleaso elucidate, 1 didn't compre- & railroad ticket. Owner can have. saime saluf inent o . Hlovator | parting salute, prominent among the number Jefferson—Central school house, . Elovator “r.n;-;l;m}x A good girl at the Emmet house, Howaza Comley, Dr. W. H, ¢, | hend.” ) Millard—School house, T acoar, 107 ors 2] ProMag Proparty wnd paylu oharg O\ Ha : that he thought he could rob the lady of g _ - 107 Farnas 210-Lmo e SR A R e Stephenson, W. 1. Butler and J. 5. M. Waa. | 1 "o gonoalogionl aditors sooe! i [ Bor jowelry aud watch and thishepetaly | Waterloo—School hous NV it £ eman couks o to el or TS v, o rick store @3 toet doep on | STHAVED OF STOLEN- w0 bay miies branded ington, the third doo§ 'y thexr' L estera zoom 181yl ol 1d ave stamosden i doing but for ——— Address “Rentaurant’ Bec office. Bsk.zeg Doy e, | et Lith and" 10t B | b hif il e R R 1IN, 1oah, . —The city clork's off i lier illness, He loft tl i RHEA, S L R 1 o Ry o ootsstars. __MLE_f gf et ¥ | ras uz pdnw'do o0 has been newly cal “*My doar sir, do I look like a i")‘_"’y ToE o & "m"s" h 10 ";“'t“ ‘!“"“u‘:’ WANTED_A woman to wash and iron at the | O BENT--Well furnished rooms] at 1914 W = st o S S B 5 machine! Is there not an air of o hilling 8 'Y has not since been -~ Emmet House. 463220 | X' stor streef 2 509, I;m( Surveys, maps or plans of real estato in or —Mollio Anderson kas been held for trial dignity about call under s inauspicious | **™ A The Fronch Actress Delights the 7 ANTED—Immediately, 25 seamstromos at G E rished voom. - Taquire st Hospo's et 50 S, By o ! & tho next torm of the District Court for | ciroumstances! Do you suppose for a 4 Town Upon Her First Ap- W e Dot Thotory, " Bleady wareroyiat Can- o and art store, Dodgo street. iy e Agency, Opposite . 0, $roaling o gold watch from Morris Klguttor, [moment that T am plodding in the mud o “";':"’“,'l'c:""‘:l“ v Pearanco. Rey streeh, 3d floor. _ Lt AN drg o, EDWARD K gl AR o med 1 TANTED — T T | e I aonaa 5. Higgins bas opened a neat “al N D 1ALy ar s %0 8 bk oriko el Qo e Khewn, Fovar Soroe Oancers, Piles | 1t takes all of ono act to properly in- [wareeu 3 %, e el ot mioyment | Ftiached. 1257 Fusmant wr O | NN s Tonth MALYSTERY AND CONDITION: | it p o A ) na” Corus, Tetter, Chapped hands, . . : & froasein OR RENT—Fumished and unfurnish . ) between Famnam and Har- wwamu-u. o] and Dosglor. | *“AlphionsoApploblosom, editorial emi- | mud alf skl oeeriiens Ll Clinbbed curo s | roduce the atory of ‘‘Adrienne Lecou: | vorir ; B lolal et s FEER Gy 750 | el with th aid SR e oitata (30 Tt may safely be sald that ,umm Douglas, sary, Happy Cal Wagner's new minstrols,” | overy instance, or money refunded, 25 conty | vreur” and by the opening of the second Pl Rtock; unequa fed U R g I U i 0 " | Settalo et atiome fayehast an :’:‘fi:’nd";!l:: ud_.g,’;, ¢ will berun iu | the card read, M Dok the expectant audisnce is well prepared | *xe “""‘L"""&"‘;";“‘" s | O BENT Reaidencen i siorebuldinga, BED. | Bide b vier by 13 visivion v aarintant i e —— . . n : 0 e J g —Me. W, All, former morshaat ot | imbtapei o s e e ams il e POLICE COURT. Yo fooive the heroins. The pecullar ‘u"z‘?:‘i‘“"""‘ e - e . W, men s o [ J FLECK, ke O Lo Table Rock, has ronted ono of tho stores in | Ouriosity & moment and thon said: + Hoy ——— costumo and tho declamatory action ro 7ANTEDGIri 2 s Blaven Totas 1 u!h"'l’ o FOR BALE Toft's block on Hamilton street and will open WDy columns of press criticisms do you| An Uneventtul Baturday's Session, |4uired by the rolo—an actress playing W4 VAT S F(m BAUEFour o TR T - first-class drug store in a fow days, want to get in,” X ’ the part of an actress—were against | \NTANTED Comretent i 1o cash and balance £25 oy mnt Ak L0 800 ] i o Y ling. | T aimply want to know | In palico court Satunday Tudge An- | Mademoiscllo Rher o o o8 ape | WV RCBS A o o0 g | s b sl o8 ~—The Thurston Hose Company has never if 1 am f [ derson had a rather light docket, foincrs i T —— T 12 good lots, 8850 each, $25 cash p: t, bal ety shalleogs to'ths. Oorernt i “Yuluo::';;?” Towa? ORISR ARL, ght docl b | peared and this, with her decided accent, Ax?«?onn oo 'm_mru tor slmn-m’_lkzxn!( at ::v Pir month, - Au emumuu;q:\.n!n;{.'x'(fiuf.‘r:f:f: g 0 plain Slocumbs were discharged, 5 L 748 22§ a1 to get & home, - boys, but they will run with them for auy A pigh of relif, 4 was aluo Martin Counelly, arrested for [ *4¢ the improssion in a manner un- W D=8 0 cont e st o pries | . ik oo ot on 19t fronts east, ful lot, ) smount from §1.00 to 81,000, and donate tho | **Will you say that T called?” s ) favorablo. Tho mudience, posscased by | VY raid. FIANK J. KAMGE, | barguin aay tarm " pronty ahods ote.’ 4 rarg receipts to some charitable institution, g‘"‘_"‘“l')v ag, - X @ feeling not far different from |- —— In block 16, ce. A beautitul v don't want any softer X I wish you would fix up something | . A soldier, who, with the woman Net- curiosity, were puzzled, but their VW ANTED—Lady agents tor the “Queen Protect. st front and o #7185, ouly |§285 . g 4 s A new under garment for Iy, mads Lot is worth $a50, fa tory ~The policemen's ball o th 11th of Octo. | 17 W in the morning 1 tio Howard, wus a for robbing a |colduess " molted * away ' before the | soft, geiniariy " Bure protection 1o the nadey. | Seling. ROLLINS & MOTTHIE, ber promisca o be » grand affalr. g ‘?‘m“ 10 reply.) man Kriday, was discharged, but Net. | waamth of her acting, and the occasional A phhen necossary (0 bo woru, Retails for §2.00 | 19275 Room 20, Ormalia Nutional Bailk, 2000 tiokets have already boso sold, and. L. You knowhow it is yourself, I've been [ tie was committed in defuult of 8300 buil | sublime lovels which she reached com |wifhatan 75{:}“e"‘<'(’,‘:‘d'n';“: o Piotte Address | ¥S0H B4 LE=Cholce acry 1ot, cheap. J. domand is still large. Everyons should e | 0% YD (0 ‘paint tho town red.’ sed | Sppear before the next grand jury., manded the fullest applause. The con- | Co.No 3 Nay street. i M 7o0sm * | X' and Dodge: L . "‘Iul T g | Eun out of paint, * Writo us up, ‘greatest | Saturday Daniel Murray, " dis- |tra t and the conflict of the two loves, WA § Shonatiavetiue, | TR BALE—Thirty quarter scee 1ot | Ip ye, s the cause is o | Show on rth, ete. I'm a littlo ner. charged soldior of Co. E, Sixth infantry, [ the pure and the false, is superbly drawn | ) 24 MUS. J. M. COUNSMAN, and Dodge. 4 | worthy one. vous myl;lf;ll g0 g}ud that I'm out of {lrum f_l. \\luln:knvi‘n_.:‘adu q...l.,.lu}..z ut [and the story is at its hm‘u when the | NS WANTED, J\OR BALE—Cliokce halt acre lota. 9, Evans, 14 & B —Hon Joh Bewner, Secrotary of the |10 sty ow law isn't in force in | the police court thut Friday night whon at | two women mect in the darkened cham- | yxranrp), e | 3y padgatr v : 4 | e, thin State, is it/ e Towatro Comiguc, hv wus robbed of |bor aud dovotion. conquors - oalousy, | WV ARAEL MU0 e sssstant bookkemper, | 41 Dol T O e eian, [ 5 8 odltor sounainn it | She b e money, o ruilroud | Equally thrlling is the scend in tho | 9 gismeunts. e To° 02 hE, A 1 | JTGH SAUE ST ok o, v new busy paying off the premiums won by exhibi- , e < k. 2+ &0 quall g 6 776.24 S g . 5 ? Do you ever smile? ticket, baggage checks and some trinkets prince’s parlors where the actress choses 184 CAL. MARTIN, ~ Bors at the late lair, which amount to about = (Bilence on tho part of tho ¢. ¢.) [He had been spending moncy pretty | for her recitaticn these lines from Phe- [ VWANTED—Eu ovient by s cood German in | TNOR SALETws stors e 7 rooms, west front . ®000inall Al partios awarded premiuins| AL glad to hear it. That's right; |freely in the green room, about twenty- dre, as » pretty revenge upon her sup- | weiler'iith s ™ M. Mann, n,g rk Brenue, city wator, ote b, 85,500 \ ORal6 fhaic mauey by calling on bim. | don't nevor incur the habit, o Lot five dollars in’ all, and Lo stayed ut A | a0 A } “.A\“;,'W Y ey % BIIVER S BELL. 2 00 objections to a cigar! fmmet house. Saturday 1 ‘Oh, horror! horror! i & privato family, > Cal i sat 'S0 030k, | YNGR SATESix room howss on T3th 5o 52700 B e e wem o atdng | 2Diogitie o 8 o] for tho Loaacticlon 8t the theatr A | L A0 ok s wmos ¥ could hida b hame | Wk 4 BT im0 ek | POl saLE—e v 0, 100 fotfrom Fark e 06248 POWDER hack Friday afternoon, met with & wiis- Don't smoket Well, old boy, don't | Feceived tho trinkets gud ticket, but no | Bebind the houor of her husband's ADIES OR YOUNG MEN T3 ity Kix room house $1th 54, south of Crelghton Colloge, bout 8 p. m. on Twelfth street, botween ) . , money, M N o A wanton who can sin and show no trace 4 take nice, light and pleasant v $1.500. 4 forget us. We'll be here Tuesd: y night, Y. anager Nugent den; at he t X AUt Wor 0. #0d Dodge. The gentlewan s s aniat ks e g oat, Ay, and says o Y TS On brazen brow or on unblushing face. ; n’-‘o.a.u_y casily and g o84t . AMES, 1508 Faram, Absolutel P oubf tho dour, which wasnot locked | | poet o) ; toxicatad " | e utation was given in Frenchand | Bib'u 120 1 S0 IO AL s i er oy e Acadey y Fure. | the audience then saw Rhea herself for a mement, speaking her own tongue with 1 see you're not bullvl; don’t mind me, How soon do you lunch? I'wo minutes lapse and no answer, | b s it flew opon b fell out in the wuddy E face downward, He was not burt and Forty acres improved, near Omaha, to trade for farm land. — wder never 1f your Clothing F % » - A 2 A marvel of purity, — i luuxw will not tell all the i . . EL \OUE WLN[E_ H0ud Timber claim in Wheeler county to trade for | strength and wholesor More economical il ‘is seat in the carriage was quickly ou know Mr. Wayno of course. We | you who Larrirr, Leax & Co, are, we | use $o bty :'"‘;filfih‘:::s::‘l‘l’w'ho.l‘x:“:l(,l. W Tohave the peoule know that they | Pull bie Shimer, $ hou for 850, | bt ondinary ke, aud cariiot bo sol inconyetisiog e have got a bang-up party, refined, gen- | will Daxt oaak By | e dopkir » 1 4 gl can ave money by trbding st Bnod s oL b 3 1ace, rents for 860, 13th and | with the wilkitude'ol low teat, Mgt ! ; store coruer 10th and Davedport. natural and pathetic, is | u-: Cheap. 6,000, oty e Pliosphiate posder. - Sold only' ‘i) cans, % Powder Co., Wall Strect New York Loyal tak- » SHRIVER & BELL,