Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 5, 1883, Page 8

8 e THE DALY BEE. OMAHA. Friday Morning, October 5. LOCAL BREVITIES. ~~More rain. ~8ave money. Send tn K. Fearon,wholesale digar and tobacoo dealer, for price fist, ~The overland traln from the west last night was half an hour late,delayed by freight and stock traine, “~Two Indians, who mads the grand tour this season with the Wild West, arrived in Omsha yestorday, and took the C., St. P, and . road for home. —The belt railway suburban property morning of §1,000 worth —The Union Pacifes will play a pic nine on Saturday afternoon for the benefit of George Baker, the change catcher of the U, P —Another gloomy da oitizens as they awoke yesterday morning and went everybody down town in a mood corres- ponding to the color of the skies, —{The case of Huf, accused of stealing 830 and trying to fire a house, was up in the city oourt yesterday afternoon, schieme 1y stirring up nes' made a sale this £ lots in one bunch. presented itself to One hundred and thirty-six Omaha people ve gone to St. Louis via Wabash to see the Veiled Prophets. —The county has advertised for hids for thegrading of Thirteenth strect, south from thocity limita one mile, —Another new addition has been made to "Omaha to be known as Koster's additian, be- ing the old Sutphen tract, just south of Wal- nut hill, facing on Mercer avenue. —And 80 the mighty weapon of the law, the ‘much sought for injunction, is to be ‘wielded to restrain the dear schoolma’am from teaching the young idea how to draw astraight line and warble an even note. —Tuz 2's WiLt, WiN —On and after thic date the Cozzens will charge $2.00 per day and will give the best accommodations for that price én the world, P. Ruwsky & Co. octl-m&eGt. ~+In the District court yesterday,in the <case of the Wileox and Gibbs Sewing Machine Company va. Howell and Gibson, a verdict was rendered of $1,283.57 st Howell and releasing Gibson, —Tho Exeter (Neb.) Enterprise says: ‘“We greatly regret to announce that Rev. Father Jeannette will leave in a few days to take <harge of the cathedral at Omaha. He will bo succeeded by Rev. Father English, who is said to be a very pepular gentleman,” —A peculiarly disagreeable old chap, who announced himself as a tombstone peddler, ‘was hauled up to the police court yesterday in a vile condition. He was discovered to be a pauper from Harrison county, Towa; and he ‘was dispatched to the place he had come from inahurry. Omaha beer evidently did not agreo with him. Iraw I)!\’!!.Y EhE=OMAHA, FRIDAY, OCTORLI R 5. 1885, POLICE PROTECTION. The Conncil Ufflfirsa New Honse for the Force, A Wrangle Over the Estimates and Cuming Street Side- walks, An Order for Paving All the Alley Districts, At an adjourned meeting of the city council last evening all the members were present. A Hon. . W, Doane, asking for a reduction petition was received from of the assessment of certain property in Capital addition. Referred. The chairman of the board of public works sent in the estimates of the city engineer for work done under various contracts during the month of Septem- ber, and after a good deal of discussion all the estimates were approved. The of the board publi transmitted list of bids received for , paving the alleys in alley districts from No. 1 to 28 inclusive, except district 2. In this matter one district sends in a majority for sandstone, one for macadam and eight for gramite. The board was in- structed to make contracta in accordance with tho request of petitioners, and where no majority had declared in favor of any material, the matter was reforred to the committee on streets and grades A number of bills wore referred with- out reading. The contract and bond between P. G. Jenkinson & Co. for enrbing and gutter- ing Fifteenth street, between Farnam and Douglas, were appreved. The contract and bond fer curbing and guttering Farnam street from Sixteenth te Eighteenth strect was oomasidered and action on the same postponed. Mr. McGuckin offered aresolution that the approaches to the mew bridge on I'wenty-eighth and Dodge be tilled and s passable. Adopigd. Mr. Kaufmann offered a resclution in regard to the grading on Pierce street, which was lost. Mr. Hascall offered a resolution that the sidewalk on Cuming street from Six teenth to the military bridge be estab lished of a unifofm width of eight feet, the outer to be against the stone curbing and that the 12 feet between the inner line of said sidewalk and the lot line may be grass and trees i front of residence property, and of proper sidewalk mate- rial in front of business property. The words ‘‘and trees” were struck out, and the resolution then adopted. Mr. Woodworth offered a resolution that the city engineer be authorized to employ a force to *“tlush” Douglos, Far- m and Tenth strects, and try to wash off some of the dirt. Adopted. NEW POCICE QUARTERS, chairman of works n —Having just roceived largo quantitios of farniture in new and handsome designs, we take pleasuro in inviting the public, and es- pocially those who contemplating furnishing, to call and look through our stock. To those wishing to purchaso wo are prepared to mako Tower prices than have ever before boen offered. “CiiAs. SHIVERICK, 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam stroot. —In the District court yesterday the case of J. M. Parker vs. N. A. Kubn ison trial be- fore Judge Noville, This involves the title to about 2,500 acres of land, worth nearly $100, 000, which is claimod by Kuhn, through his father Dr. J. M. Kuhn, who bought it at -sheriff's sale in183). The land lies around Fort Omaha and boyond Floronce and was we Delieve, at the the timo of the sule, the proper- 4y of tho old Tribune Co, ~—John T, Cllelland, the commercial tourist who died s0 suddenly in Chicago, the other «day, was buried Wednsday afternoon at Marys- ville, Mo., his wife having gons on. Ho was found dead in his bed at the Windsor house and the coroner’s jury rendered a verdict of death by heart disease. He had left orders to be waked at six o'clock in the morning, ~The Glee Club met Mr, David Blakeloy, of Minneapolis, Wednesday and rehearsed with ‘him three new piecos which are to bo given sometime during the season, in conjunction with Mr. Blakeley's own ‘chorus in Minneapo- lis, Of these, one is a vocal waltz by Franz Abt, and the other *“The Twilight,” composed by Dudley Buck and dedicated to Mr. Blake- loy. Mr. Blakeloy will be remembered us the gentleman who took such paing in training the chorus for the Thomas concert here last sum- mer. —An nico time was had Wednesday even- ing at the residence of Hon. Gieo, W, Parker, No, 2022 St. Mary's avenue, Those presont tripped the light funtastic, to the charming strains of Irvine's orchestra, up to 11 o'clock, when an elegant lunch was spread by Mrs. G 'W. Parker and her daughter Carrio, who cer- tainly desarve much credit for their energy and success in pleasing all present. All do- parted shortly after midunight feeling satisfied that they can always have a splendid time at ©ozy residence of Hon, G. W, Parker. —Judge Anderson was misquoted by un yosterday. He must not be understood as plnciog a prohibitory law above high license o the liquor question, because he suys he ‘would rather have froe whiskey given out on tho streets thau see prohibition go fnto effect, a8 ho thinks that wnch worse, The opinim of & man who has had as much dealing with tho results of intewperance, mauifested iy ©ases bafore the court, as the judge has, iy ‘worth somethiug. e — THE GERMANGFEST, Forchlight Procession and tatament at Turner Hall, Everything is being prepared for a pro- per celvbration by the Germans of this ity of the 6ith of October, the bi centen mial of the landingof Germaus in Amer On next Saturday there will be a t light procession at 7 p. m. The pro e sion will start from Turser hall up T street to Farnaw, then up to Eighteenth street, back to Fifteenth street, tho over to Douglas street, Douglas down t Ninth street, then over to Parnaw, th fo Tenth street and back to Turner hall. Fest mn:uhnl of the procession is Georg Soter] PROGEAMME IN THE HALL Orchostra ' What is the German Father- The committeo on police made a report on the question of building now quarters for the deputy marshal and police force, and submitted two estimates of the cost and fitted up the twe rooms there su- perbly. An arch has been substituted for the partition, making long room which has been expensively papered and painted and carpeted, and furnished with brass chandeliers, The taste displa has made an extremely attractive and cosy business place of this, undoubtediy the tinest for real estate work in the west The firm, Geo. C. and Geo, W. Ames, will not stop here, but intend soon te skylight the rear and put on on addition containing a fire-proof vault for their ab stract books, of which they will have a very complete set, dating from the orig- inal patents, eight men being employed in this work. Behind this addition will be a handy carringe shed. The offices have also been furnished with new and rich furniture and number of embellish ments are yet to be added. These are The best blol purifier or ever placed within the humanity, truly is Electric Bittors. I ty of the liver, Bilionsness Jaundice, Consti pation, Weak Kidneys, or any di-vase of th inary organs, or whoever requi appe vizer, tonic or mild - atimu Awiys find tters tho be cure known, inded. bottle by € n THE INTER-STATE, A New Omaka Corporation Orgamzed With Sixty Thonsaud Dollars Capital. ForBuilding Water Works and Other Internal Improvements. The articles of incorporation of a new and important cempany were filed yes- terduy at the office of the County Clerk by M. T. Barlow, F. B. Johnson, J. H Dumont, T. J. Rogers and A. B. Smith, the incorporators. The name of the cof- poration is to be “The Inter-State Tm provement Company,” and the principal place of transacting business will be Omaha, the nature of the business bemn the contracting for constructing, complet- ing and operating public works and works of internal improvement of every char- acter and description, and especially building and maintaining WATER WCRKS and other county and city enterprises i this and other states, and engaging in such other works of nternal improve- ment as the board of directors determine upon. The authorized capital stock is £60, 000, in shares of $10 each, to be paid in as required. This stock may be increased byavote of two-thitds present at any niceting. The corporation dates from the 2d of Octol 1883 to the sam day in 1083. A board of seven directors, to be clected annually in January, is to conduct the business, the present board serving until next January = The officers aro president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer for one yea.. Forty thous- and is the highest amount of indebted- ness, bl Russia Salve is the universal remedy for of such a building as is required, one be- ing §338 and ono £430. The proposed building will be 14x24 feet in size and contain two rooms. The roport was adopted. A motion to adjourn was lost. An ordinance appropriating money to pay for work done under certain con- tracts, as por estimates of the city en- gineer was introduced and passed. e — A Startling Discovery. dcians are often atartled by remarkable ries, The fact that Dr. ~ King's New vory for Consumption and all throat and lung diseases is daily curing patients that the; up to dio, is hL:lr'jhlg them to real- sonse of duty, and examino into the merits of this wonderful discos resulting in hundreds of our best citizons using it i their practice. Trial bottles free at’ O, T Goodman's drug store Regular size $1.00. 3 —— Sinco Lirerer, Leak & Co. have be- come popular, others aro trying to imi- tate, but look for brand.- m-elw-1&3 w ——— BARGAIN IN LIVE STOCK . I have for sale in 1da County, Towa, about 40 half breed short horn cows,four years old; thoy are all with calf by an A 1 Hereford Bull, Have also about 30 18 month’s old steers and heifers, half short Lorn and half Hereford, Address F. R. Myxrs, Room No. b, Ashland Block, mdeolt Chicago, 111, KNEIDE'S CBIME. A Solier Arvested for Alogad Rage, One of the Cases Betore the Grand Jury, Constable Page, of Saratoga precinet, has brought to this city and lodged in juil, a soldier frem Ft. Omaha, named Win. B. Kuneido, who was committed by Justice Purcell of that Preciuct, on a complaint of an assault with intent to outrage Mrs, Christona Morris, who lives near the fort, The circumstances as relatod to the of- ficors, aro that the assault was committed ou August 8th, of lust year, and that Kneide was apprehended and court mar- tisled and being couvicted waus seutenced t be disionerably discharged, to forfeit his pay wud 0 be imprisoned eight wonthy, ‘Lhrough the mflusnce of his tither and representations ws to Kneido's previous good character, the soldier's sen tence was commuted and he was released, Mes. Morvis was not satitied with this and followed up the case, determined to biing it bofore ' awvil court, and to tha cud the complaint was wade ot before Justico Purcells and w warrant issued, with the result us stated. Mrs. Morris was in the yesterday apvear before the Grand Jury, and doubtleas did g0 and stated her ¢ Kucide is confined in the o pending the acton of the Gra ——— ER' NEW it unty juil Jury, OFFICK, Double Paviors 1 ot Heal the Nransaction o Lusiness by the fest P k. yroch ) eaident, Jacob 1 iy the Tur .er Bociety, u “Riar npauglod Bauusr,” My, B Schuake, by Mr. K. w‘h Couneordia Suclety, ball, Attracted by the beauty of some new ettering on the windows of 1507 Faunaw street, the building foruerly occupied by Redick & Redick, a Bee reporter looked | in yestorday and found that Awmes' burns, scalds, cuts, braises and flesh wounas. e PE.SONALL J. M. Foshay, whe is establishing agencies in the west for Harper's Bazar patterns, in town yesterday and put his business here in the hands of the popular firm of O'Dono- hoo. & Downey. Mr. Koshay is a veteran on the road, and makes friends wherover ho goos, Mr, Thomas Swift left for Chicago last ovoning, Ho was accompanied by his daugh- ter, Miss Maggie, and goes to visit relatives who resido near the great western niotropolis, They will stop on their way to stay n fow days at Washington, o as J. A, Jepson, representing Gumpert Tros., manufacturers of cigars, Philadelphia, and the L. B, Smith rubber company, of Setan- kol, N., is in the city, a guest of tho Paxton, Jack Shepard, one of tho best boys afloat, has just returned from a tour through Colo- rado, and i hardly recognizable wmong the Dboys, Mr. Eid. Maurer has returned from St. Louis, where ho went to see the procession of tho ““Veilod Prophots,” He reports the woather down there as raining beyond discrip- tion, C. C. Hinsel wont east Inst night. J. H. McShao and wifo loft last evening for a trip to the Buckeye stato. Jack Galligan has gono to Cincinoati on business, R. I\ Studness, the representative of Moyers& Co., Chicago, is fn tho city, back from Salt Lake. Miss Fanny Higby, of Roperstown, N. Y., arrivod in the city Wednesday, and will spend the winter with S, C. Smith, Mrs. J. P, Higby returned to Omaha yester- day after & four months visit to her old home at Glenn's Falls, D Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McMahon left Weduesday for Chicago, where Mr. Mcbahon will probably go into susiness, Lauren Dunlap, the head of the Dakota Bureau of The Chicugo Inter-Ocean, is at the Paxton, aud has a good word to y for that hotel like wost travelers that come here Goo, Consentius, formerly book-keeper for John ¥, Lehman, but for the past few months having beon m Now York, has returned and accopted & position with J. I, Fruehauf, IL 5. McFadden and wifo, who have beon visiting in - Culifornia for the past threo months, spent the diy Wednesday in visitiog old friends in Owmuba who camo from their town, Cudiz, Ohio, and left for the east on tho eveuing truin Mr. . D, Webstor went east yesterday to Pluiutield, N. J., to be presont at the wedding of his youngest duaughter, Mary, to Lieutenant Lisk, of the engineer corps, now on duty at Willow's Poiut. Mr. Wobster has been in Owibia sogue timo on duty d with his position tho luternal Revenue Depart. meut, M, ¥ has beor an in €. Bonsal, who for twenty years past be fuithful und officieat chief clork of Gonerad Wil leit yestorduy in com avy with bis daughtor for San Antonio, Leoxus, b which station General Wilson haw been ordered. During his four y i Oumahis My, Bonsal baa 1 s residence ado a host of warm personal friends, who greatly regrot Lis depar ture, und follow hin to his new home with the | beat of wishos for bis health aud happiness, Guy Barton wont east W 1. Rog wesday night, | Hon, in the vity ), Becretary of State, is | Oscer i 1y Goodman laft Wednesday for aWhere the latter citers Shat. | el estate agency had taken possession tuck wchool, THE DOCTORS' DICTUM. fhe Right of W(m-wn to Stody and Practice Medicine. Some Sensible Words on the Subject. Extract from A, 8. Von Mansfelde's Lecture Before the Omaha Medical College. Tne Bee regrots that it has not the space to publish in full the lecture of Dr. . 8. V. Mansfield, delivered before the Omaha Medical college on Tuesday even ing, but the extracts made will be found particularly interesting. The speaker said in the course ot his remarks: “The profession of medi to this aptly put forms order of the universe, s hy the sage of old “Temp muntan tur et not multamur in illis. We have ur burning question of which I mention: the work of the State <ocieties; the duties of the Sta vent quackery, and also its o% «ducate | hysician right of wom to study and practice medicine; our cthical laws and our relations to them wnd many more, There is a phase in the history of med icine, which very stikingly proves the difference between Western people and thoss of the East of the Atlantic—na «ven East of the Alleghenies. I rel the education of women as practitioners of medicine From this faint objection from Eugland, as voiced in the British Medical Association, *“May not habit,may rot the performance of dutics which en- “ail long watching, much exhaustion of mind and body—may they not, will they not so change that fine organization, that ive nature of woman, soas to ren der her dead to those higher feolings of love and sympathy, which now make our homes 80 happy, so blessed;” to an absolute ostracism as _practiced by the M ‘husetts State Medical Society an excuse for which action is given in this Assnge: “ It is admitted on all hands, that a great many imperfectly educated and in- competent womenare practicing meaicine this community, and shall we improve our society by admitting many of these into it 7" It is true, the new variation to the old tune, “Thus says the Lerd,” sct to the words of Susan Cooledge: “God has made me a woman and 1 am content to he just what e meant,” sang by the gen- tlemen quoted, woald ' shut out all argu ment, it not happily there were those, who h the arrogance to assert, that they having an opinion altogether oppo- site to this, are also, or at least they think they are, interpreters of the living God, and this teaches them in this instance that the facts of nature, of primitive man and his life and the modern work of wo- man_incontestably prove her superior vitality, her greater physical endurance, and in spite of a degredation reaching over thousands of years, her finer and nobler instincts ot the mind. And now it i3 claimed, that the most ennobling, the highest calling of man, Divine Physic, “‘will render her dead to those higher ~feelings of love and sym- pathy.” The mere tyro in biology must know that nature has been far moro lavish with her gifts to the fomale side of creation; she has endowed her with all those qualities which secure to her the place of excellence in creative- uess. Even prior to her advent the en- ronment and its influences betoken a areater care bestowed upon the favorite. Greater space for dovelopment is allotted to her, and her food is of a cheicer kind and more abundantly supplied, therefore already at the gates of life she demon- strates the beneficial effects of these causes, Thus, however loathsome this thought may be to the averago male mind, irresistable facts seem to prove the necessity of the more perfect combina- tions of circumstances, all in the dirce- tion of superior qualities, for the produc- tion of female offspring; and sinco theso conditions cannot e said to exist in tho majority of cases, the legitimato conclus- ions aré drawn that make births prepon- derate and secondly, that males have not the vitality tho fomale enjoys by reason of her superior developmental advant- ages. Turther, it is a fact patent to every observant physician that the resistancs to diseaso in females is by far greator than it is in their brothers. Whence, then, the infalilility of the ‘“‘Dixit Dei,” that by resson of their organization, they are not to be compared with men as to their fitnoss to practice the healing art? “May not the performance of duties which entail long watching * * * g0 change that finer organization, that sensi- tive nature of woman?” Nowhere in the lifo history of woman, of those women who have been and have furnished the brain and marrow of na- tions (others are of no account), can data be found which would evon approximate- ly justify such predictions Look down the vista of yows, until in the mists of the first centuries of the Christian era, you see the female moving about in the domestic relations and duties in the for- eats of Germany, your and my ancestor. Are you not surprised at the similarity of the picture presented to your eyes to one which has often enough met them, when taking in the parorama of an Indian vil- lage? The same Lord of creation then, as now, demonstrating the inferior physical endurance of the fomale by putting it to such tests as carrying wood and wate: tilling tho seil and in_fact doing and en. during everything! Shall yon go furthe back and contemplate the scenes transpir- ing in the home of the Alalus? Where to the equal work of reaving aud protect- ing her offspring, protecting it against enemies, compared with whom colic and the thrush are but pigmies; the gigantic beasts of her sylvan abode, or her lagu- nan fortress prove fit antagonists to the physical strongth and endurance of this our primoval mother. And us the ages have rolled on upon the sea of time we tind woman upon the battle fields of Her- man and Varus, battle ax in one hand and soothing draught in the other, urg- ing man to viel or ministering to his wounds, until in this latter half of this ninoteonth century she, still truo to hoer instincts, proves the heroine and the angel of mery on the battle tields of Bull Run and Chattanooga. | The characteris tie sign in the history of man has ever been progress; from his anthro- poid kinship w his present oivil 1zed relatior he has ever evolved better, groater things, and woman was his mother always! | Sho has not only kept apace with him, | but has given the impetus to everything | gsod 1o Dimand coming from him until ine no exception tion what she has prac- , since man was s took sick. Woman of resistance truly still, after n be spoken of as having *“that fine orzanization, that sen- sitive nature.” To suppose, then, that the noblest, most exalted of callings, the practice of medicine, should do that for her which the degration of thousands of years has not accomplished is asking too much of our credulity. When, there- fore, the secretary of the Nebraska State Medical society was ordered to cast the vote of the society for the first female physician who applied for ads not one voice was raised in objection! Nay, an esthusias ic member, the pleasure and the profit of T toward *he outermost rim of field »f medicine in such good company, moved the remission of all dues, wi privilege was promptly and very wisely, I think, deciined. Women want but one privilege, equal opportunities. The Ne braska State Medical society and this in stitution have by their action admitted the justice of the demand, and as long as i a member of either T shall guard heir rights with a zeal equaled only by y love for my profession. The physi- cian and cher who cannot breathe frecly and speak truth becoming dignity and ‘modesty in the presence of woman, he’she a physician or a student of medi- « or neither, is not only not fit to en- ter the chamber of sickness, but his mouth is not clean enough to utter one word in behalf >f medical servico. Hap- pily T have not seen one such poison weed spring from the soil of our prairie state; to the contrary, we take good care of the plant, yet young in years, well knowing what Nebraska can do in the ction of growth. AN OPEN SECRET AMONG THE LADIES The brilliant, fascinating tints of Complexion for which ladies strive are chiefly arti- ficial, and all who will take the trouble may secure them. These roscate, bewitching hues follow the use of Hagan’s Magnolia Balm—a delicate, harmless and always reliable article. Sold by all druggists. 'The Magnolia Balm con- ceals every blemish, removes Sallowness, Tan, Redness, Eruptions, all evidences of excitement and every imper- feetion, Its effeets are immediate and so natural that no human being ean detect its applica- tion. ing to do to per ticed instinctivel wounded and babi must | a power wonderul that she such experience, ca SPECIAL NOTICES. g#Specials will Pesitively not be inserted unless paid in advance, }S,'As ED. I ber'shoy t clasa barber at J. 509 N. 16th St. WA 608 north 10th '“u};fi-:an good, competent girl to do house Y o Apply soatheast carner St. Maryiy an W TAN work. ney strects. W ANTED-— Immedintely first-class girl, ¢ 20th and Oak Knol aud Harney street. W ANTED—Small girl in family of two to attend baby. €9, CANAN & CO. 183-1 VW ANTED- Two good girly, one us cock and ono for second woek wt N. W. cor, Casy and 2lst strects. 115 4§ "u.\'lm Two good women at Buckeye Meat Market. Good wages. Cor. 16th aud’ Mason streets. 18 WANTED Good girl for goneral housowork. Mrs. 5. V.Sholes, Park avenuo, 8th house from corner of Leay 119-4§ GENTS NTED — Largo profits selling our houschold necessities. Send for eirculars for particulars. Namo this paper. KAILEY & GIBSO! 1216 108 Frapk in St., C TANTED—-Ginl for general housework, Douglas street. %4 St ANTED--A good girl for general housowork. Apply to 1015 Farnham af er 6p.m. 146 0§ n girl for general house- Inquire sou heast corner 20th and Har 1 L 2D—Two kitchen girls at the Harney strect Restaurant. 103 4 in a family of two, u her need apily, Cor, , between St. Mary's ave 1424} venu ANTED—GIrl for nousework at 615 south h 15th strect. 2 . ¥V 214 43 V\ANTED A tewnmart energetiosslesmento can- vass among business men in Kansas and Neb, Apply botween 2and 5 p. m. to C. R, Kendall, pean Hotel, near U. P, Depot 042 WANTED -An engine torun by a practical ongi Doer and_machinist. (00d roferencen can be turnished Address “W. H, § " Bee office. 826 1m§ VW ANIED ~Good girls or good families. B wages, Apply immediately at empliy buteau 217 N, 16th M. No. offios fee. o VY ANTED—Six g o cont mase 78 eat of pri o o RA RAMGE, W ANTED—Lady agenta for the “Queen Pratect er'. A new under garment fur ludies, made of flexible rubber. Suro protection to the u Wwhen neccesary to be worn, Retails for fast 4 agnts can show it. Las “La liew' Uunderga S Maw street. Chica W AYTED—Girl at No. 254-t1 Manufacturing 700-8m 1086 Sherman avenie. MRS J. M. COUNSMAN, SITUATIONS WANTED 51t ation s house. y. Bost ot Farnam Situation us ) o hardwars quuinted with ¢ e ¥ me. tion, Address J. 8. B Omaha, Neb, l ADIES OR YOUNG MEN in city or eountry 4 take nice, lgnt and pleasant work at their own howios; 82 to §9 & day easily s quictly made; work sent by mail; no canvassing: no stamp tor reply Please acddress Rolimble Ma N 0 “n T 1mof coper or wales 5o by une well FOR RENT--Houses and Lots. two gentlemen, & nicely desiratle location, ' Add-ess 16044 DOR RENT. furnished SNCE B Bee of DOR RENT ~To small fa dence, 5 rooms aud bl well, cistern, ete, Kent b 1405 o an up-stais resi. | Dt and rear stair Call 8t 1315 Cass St 600 8 14t St O BENT-Furnished rooms at 162-10§ M5, FRANK I KENT—Furnished room, 1818 Ddge street r QOB RENT--talle Luquire 1103, comer 11th aud Howard street 14041 ages of | (AsTORIA 10 Infants and Children Withont Morphine or Narecotine, What glves our Chikiren roey cheeks, What cures their fevers, makes them sleep; *Tis _Castoria. When Babies tret, and cry by turns, ‘What cures their colic, kills their worm: But_Castoria, What quickly cures Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion : But Castorin. Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Oil and Paregoric, and Hall Castorla, Centaur Liniment.—Anab= solute curo for Rhoumatism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &o., and an instantaneons Pain-reliever. EXU X VAPOR COOK STOVE The Ploneer and only Vapor Cook Stove that has stood the test of years an given entire and perfeoh satisfaction Over 100,000 Now in Use | NEW PATENT HULL OVE Patent removable and int rohangeable Jet Orifice le, N theso stoves are ce 1i.t and catalogue, VAPOR 8TuVE 00, Cleveland 0 For Summe For terms to agents, pric Address HULL sept 21-miekw, SU-CORD F FOR HAND AND Full assortment aonstantly on Hand and for H THE BEST THREAD iR SEWING MACHINES YVILLIIVIALY DOL COTTON 1S ENTIRELY The Product of American Industry ! PRONOUNCED BY EXPERTS TO BE THE BEST THREAD IN THE WORLD MACHINE SEWING. r sale by ENRY FUHRMAN, Fremont, Neb. 7OR RENT OR SALE Capacity of Brewcry voir_affords plenty of ic land with the projer the land. Brewery adj widow a1y, F Creston Browery and Park. barrels per day. Reser Thero in forty acres of Owned by o rrespond regarding rent with J3.B. HARS11 LAND CO., ston_Towa. uite of rooms for gentlen h street. wife, 1 e ENT—With board, a furnished room, gas and bath room at 1713 Dodge St 763 T—Two unfurnishad rooms at $7.00 per month, at 1914 Webster stre 990-t1 INT-—Furnished rooms, single and for light housckeeping. Beemer's block, corner 8th and Howard. 93541 OR RENT —Nicely furnished front room. _Apply 200 Dodge strect. 996-4° Large, newly furnished roo t. 8§ JRGR BENT-1720 Capitol Avenuo, elegant furn- ished rooms, Gentleman and wife or gentlemen. Hot and cold water. All conven 79963 1y furnished rooms 18th § enoes, JOR RENT—Furushed rooms. N. E. 23d and Da- X venport strects. g 810.6§ NT—Throe unfurnished rooms. Inquire corner 28th and Douglas St. 903-5¢ Nicely furnished roome 1724 Dougls 081-t1 Furnished rooms with board 1808 Cali- t. #20-1mo- Temins OR RENT OR SALE—Store building cor, 6th and Pierce St. Good building for grocery or Butchor shop. $31-1mo* Jron rENT— iod room, to lady only, for $6.00, 2009 Cass strect. B ) OUSESTO KENT 810, to 850 per month. Stores ooms to rent. City rasidence for sale $600 Vacant lots inall parts of city. Farmlands BURY & MARTIN'S, coraer 1oth and Farnam. : 6.t d vooms for the winter. jcely furnisl i . botween I st side and store buildings. BED- Estate Agency. Oftice Farnam and Deuglas 7924 Frois iR, cast wido 14th street, betweon P—The commadious 12 Foom house with N. W. cornor 20t} pied by Charles F. Mande quire upon premises until October 15t, when possens- ion will be given. Auction salo of house bold goods Thursday, Sopt. 27th. 672 {JOR RENT—Two floors and basemont. El PO BENT— Furishod rooms on tho northwest cor. 13 h and Capitol ayeuue Vit | to-day it is claimed *‘that she may be ren | |dered dead to those higher feclings of | love and sympathy, which now make our | homes so happy, 80 blessed,” by prepar- | won, Fos RENT & quire at A. Hospe's Art and Musle | . fall. 181 DOR R | NT-Five rooms, [ Leaven worth and Joncs, 10th strect, betwien Inquire for Mrs. Nel- | 125044 | i Elovator ! attached. 1:07 Farnam street. 27041 FOR SALE, [ORSALE CHEAP—Goods almost niow, Briissels Carpets, Parlor uit, Mirror, Chamber Sets, Stoves, Dislies, and all kinds of household goods. Call at'once aud secure bargains at No. 1810 Daven- port stree 51.6* OR SALE—160 acres, 10 miles from town. Good = ) (ke e b 185-t1 JFOR F ALE-Retail Grocery. dolng a splandid bus- ness. Ownor going into Jobving trate. First-olass opportunity. AMES, 136 tf 1607 Farnam. OR SALE—Boarding House Furniture. Address “C. ). Boo office. 123,05 JOR SALE—A foundr; achine shop on the U. P, lin Centrally located and good trade, A rare chancy for some good mechanics. Address'C. 8." Boe office. 13316 ERY FOR SALE—My stock of s'aple and wusware and fixtures, situa. of Creston. Alss my general at Novinvile, owa. Change of business rea. <on for selling Call on or addrexs 110-8 P8 SALE-A second hand Machine very cheup. 10540 M. A. NYE, Creston. lowa. “Amorican” Sewing Inquire at Boe offl v, reared this s, ring the RO SALE-Hawvar's Sub-division, #200 an acre Hawver's Sub-division, $200 an a re, Hawser's Sub Hawver's Sub. Ha ver's Huwver's ) an acre, ) wn were. a1 Acre. bedivision, $200 i acre. b-division, 200 an acre. Subdivision, Hawver's Sub division, Hawvor's § Hawver's 934 tf DOR SALE - near Postotfioe. 7-tt en elegant Ie idonces and lots 2,000 £ 87,000 PE PO BALE—Cote brilliaute, 8100 su acre. acre. Core Brillisnte, $100 an & liante, 3100 40 ere. “ote Brilliante, $100 an sor Cote birilliante, §110 aii acre. Cote Lrilliante, $100 an acre, Goto Brilliante, $100 i w Cote Brill Cote Brilliaute, $10° an acve. Cote Briilia: te, $100 an acre Cote Brill ante, $10) an acre e Brill 3 an acee, Cote Brilliante, $100 an a AM Cot Brilliante, $10 Cote 1 6, 100 an acro. ite, $100 an acre, Cote Hirilliante. 93811 RO 8ALE—Cote Brillute. 100 au worw Cote Brilliante, $100 an acre, Cuto Brilliante, §100 an acre Cote Brill ante, #100 an acre. Cote Brilliaute! $10) an acre. Cote Brlliante, $100 an acry. Cote Briliiaute, $1(0 an acro. 900-tf AMES', Farnam Stroet | the ordinary kir JOR ton, harn ss and horve, splendid traveler, suital man's use. LE—Will trade for real estate, new phae- ne, large, sound, kind driving for lady or gentle- AMES" Farnam Street. OR SALE—Lota 50x160, near Park avenue, 25, Lots 0x160, near Park Avomne, §5 pts 51X160, near Park Avesus, 903t AMBE, Pariam Street. Fore SIx room house en 18%h 8. £2.700. Sixroum house new, 100 fect from Park ave. £2.500, Six room house 24th St. south of Creighton College, 3. AOLL S, 0L S, , $160 to $100, $150 to $400. chen's addition’ 3150 to §40, en's aadition, ¥ en's addi s addi ', Farnan streat. —Two lots, dosirable location and cheay 5, on good terms. Inquire at t‘l;l Ahouse and 1ot at o 16th St. four choice lots on 20th St., long 16th nt. J. L. Marble, 62540 {\OR SALE—2614 Farnam street 77 feet frontage, X125 depth, five roomed house4.000. 611-mot {OR SALE—Good business chanoes at 217 N. 168 streot. 5 J. L. MARBLE. 639-t1 Jis 4.0 S JOR 82 At abargain, a small vosler, Bahmann. and Co's fire proof safe. Inquire at this office. JFOR SALE -5 room house, tul Tot, barn, 31 down, bulance monthly payments, 82,100, 5 room house and barn, Hamoy street, $3,000, gulcres land, improved, good houss and barn, 8 room housc, lot 40x120, Harney streot, $2,250. 8 room house, two lots, etabM, south, $1,200. B02-t1 AMES), Fi P\Uu SALE—Fine farmi clos B4S-t1 ugEy. 78l ness property in Lends in all parts EDFORD & SOU S. 14th St. bet. Farnam and Dougl {0 SALE OR EXCHAN dwellings corner of 11t Nine lots in south Omaha. Also 260 ac near Santon, Nobraska, and building and_ stock of clothing No.'804 Teuth street. Will exchange for Nebraskn farm lands. Furthcr particulars at Geo, H. Peterson's Clothing Store, 504 Tenth streot. 486-cod-t1 JIOR SALE—A first cluss second band top wtrect. SALE—Reidence and b parts of Owabia, and Fa ot and_ three Pacific streets. o8 of land JOR SALE—01d newspapers 1 largo sud smal avantitics at this office o MISCELLANEOUS. L TTAKEN UP—-<unday, Sept. 20th, o small cow, red th white legs,jand star in { rehiead,about soyen rs old. Owner can have the same b damage and costs. JOHN T. PAULSEN, 134-5t lew* 218t and Lake Street. JTRAYED OR STOLEN—Red heifer about 2 years oid, white star in forebeao and end of tail white. suy:r;' Store, cor. Saunders and Cuming street. 1324 $ 1 () BEWARD-Wilibe paid for the recovery ofa Dlack valise, containing various mauuscrips and letters addressed to Rev. Edgar Jacobs. No questions asked. R.C. GUTHRIE, 18113 City M <TORE FOR SAL Consisting of confectis Fruits and Fancy Notions. Also fixed for Ree: taurant. Good cellar and well. Building 20x02, one story. Doing & good buslnees. Cause of sale, wamt 10,£0’out of business. Address 765 1m* E. O Oakland, N 0k Sumveys waps or plans of roal catate ln oF ot of the olty, apply to PECK'S t 1 Agency, Opposite P. 0. EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITION. ALIST, 495 Tonth streot, botwoon £imam and Har. ney, will, with the aid of guardian spirits, obtaia tar preo ot e puat wid prove, and s tions ir the future. £3) 11and Sn e 7 udnta vy Arislantion - 1 antan Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. 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