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

- THE DALY OMAHA. Wodnesday fiorn{ng-, October 10. BEE. LOUAL BREVITIES. -Save money. Send to F. Faaron,wholesale ©gar and tobacco dealer, for price list. Two ‘blow snakes” were killed at the Union Pacific transfer yesterday. The U. P. teain which came in from the west last ovening met with a little mishap at the Council Bluffs transfer. An she sailed into the depot the air brakes failed to work and the train could not be brought to a stop s vaual. The engine jumped over the block and the pilot plunged into the platform, tear- ing up the planks in lively style. Forty-two recruits from David's Island erived at Fort Omaha yestorday morning. Rids for grading South Thirteenth wore opened In the county clork's office yesterday afternoon. The examination of teachers for the pub- He schools commences noxt Friday and Satur- day at the rooms of the Board of Education in Williams’ block. A murdorous looking sand-bag, heavy and about a foot long, lies in ono of the drawers of Judge Anderson's desk at the police court. T was taken from & man who slugged a China- man sume time aco, Polico Judge Benecke has crossed the briny safely. A tolegram from Hoboken was received by Mr. Ferd. Schrosdor yesterday #rom Judge Bonecke saying that ho and his family arrived therosafe and sound Monday wight. ~The Auxiliary Socisty for the Home for $ho Friendless will meet this afternoon, ©October 10, at 2:30 p. m., at the rosidence of My, Dr. Dinsmore, 1724 Capital avenue, Al membors are requested to_bo present. Services of the congregation of Tsrael will be held at the Unitarian church, Seventeenth and Cass stroets, commencing Wodnosday at 6p. m. sharp, Rev. Mr. H. Sapp will locture a7 p. m, Positively children under five yeary aro not admitted. By order of the President. K. Simon. ~The announcoment of a clearing salo At Morse's immense Dry Goods Store drew, as wsual, thousands of customers, and by 11 e'olock this morning their immense store was paoked. The dross goods bargains are such that we cannot t.0 strongly impress upon our eaders the necossity for an early call, a4 the tock is now freeh and desirable. The report of the police court for the past month was made last evening to the city conncil. The fines ocllected in September for violation of the oty ordinances amounted to 08351, and costs in the samo and State cases, #300, making a total of 8651, Fines collocted in State cases amount to $61. —P, H. Green's Wine and Tiquor store, oonnected with saloon No, 812, 15th strect, be- tween Farnam and Flarney stroots, just now opened. Imported and Native Wines, Rye and Bourbon Whiskies, Imported French Cognac of the best brands, California Brandies, Imported and Geneva Kuemmel, and all kinds of Imported Prench Liguors always on hand. A good free of Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Forr teonth and Fifteenth strects. Lmn-ing her for damage to her property LHE DALY BEE“OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, UULUEL i& 10 188, e THE REGISTRARS. Mayor Chase Sends in Several Nomi- nations 1o the Conncil. The Proceedings at Last Night's Meeting, The City Council held a regular meet- ing last evening, all the membors boing present: PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS, From the Mayor: Appointing Pat- rick Manning, J. H. Baldwin and Daniel Kenniston as appraisers of damage aris- ing from appropriating private property for widening Leavenworth streot, Con- | firmed. From the Mayor nance Approving ordi- apropriating sums of for werk, accordiug to estimate of the item of h & Co., certain mone; city engineer, excepting $12,859.70, in favor of W, ) which item should be 83,776.25, From the Mayor: nance making appropriations for the pay- ment of linbilivies incurred during the month of September; also an ordinanc changing the grade of the west curb line of Fifteenth stre also an ordinance for widening Leavenworth street. 3 From the barbers: Asking permission to maintain their poles on the curb line in front of their shops, Granted. From the German ussociation: Asking for a streat lamp at Eighteonth and Harney streets. Uranted From tho Mayor: Appointing the fol lowing persons as registrars of the diffor- ent wards: First Ward—Isaac Rubin, Second Ward—First district, James Donnelly, sr.; Second district, Phillip Andres. Third Ward—H, E. Swaysland, Fourth Ward—John Lichtenberger. Fifth Ward—First district, Schuyler Wakefield; Second district, B. F. Red- man, Sixth Ward--Charles Wil 5 The appointments were contirmed, From the Police Judge: Reporting $712 finos collected during Sept :mbor. Contract and bond of the Barber Asphalt Paving company for the paving Approving ordi- Approved. From Eliza J. D. Peabody: Asking the council to take steps towards recom- Wilford, left yesterday for theit home at Keokuk, Towa, Rev. W. E. Copeland preached one of the most acholarly and instructive ser- mons Sunday morning, before the Union Sunday school, it has been our fortune to hear for a long time. We hope to hear him again soon. Rev. D. R. Lucas is expected to address the school next Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. The committees for the benefit to the Union Sunday school library are as fol- lows Cristio; doorkeepers, Messrs, Auery and Crowel: supper committee, Messrs, F. M. Smith, Lewis, Thompson, Hair, D, J ith' and Kyner; postmaster, Mr. A, C Smith; flower girl, Miss Alice Rustin fishing pond committee, Mrs. Crowel, Mr. D. H, Cristie; in charge of flowet designe, Mr. F. M. Smith; art lottery committee, Mastey Charley Smith, Miss Lattlofield; committee of arrangements, Messrs, Rustin, Lester and Monroe; tablo committee, Misses Smith, Thomp- son, Avery, Lewis and McKay. The orchestra of tho Fourth insantry will be in attencance and a grand time is ex pected. SanatoGa, October 9, Cuekoo, Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Cuts, Ul- sorn, Salt Ithoum, Fover Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped hands, and all skin eruptions, guarantesd to cure in very inatance, or money refunded. 25 cents " DISEASED MEAT. The Bee Office Besifigfl by Butchers Who Want Satisfaction. The Ktumored Case Investigated and and the Traflic Stopped. The item in yesterlay's Bk to the ef- foct that a butcher on South Thirtecnth street was buying condemned cattle at the Council Bluffs stock yards, brought t,, this office yesterday about thirteen in- dignant butchers from South Thirteenth street, all of whom disclaimed any traflic traffic of this kind., They were all anxi- ous to seo the man who wrote the articlo. ¢ IT IS TRUR that the statement as made was rather sweeping, as there appears to _be a whole colony of venders of beef on South Thir- y reason of grading the streets. Re- ferred to committce on claims. From the Waterworks company, giving notice of placing additional hydrants. Bills from various parties—referred to committee on claims. RESOLUTIONS, Several sidewalk adopted. By Thrane: That tho board of public works make a centract to lay wooden aprons across the gutters on Tenth street. Adopted. By Woodworth: That the strect com- missioner grado Fifteenth stret at the intersection of Capitol avenue. Adopted By Dunham: That the city treasurer wmf;r the damages awarded by the ap- praisers appointed to assess the damages to property owners by reason of the resolutions were tanch all day, and hot soup from 11 to 1 every day. A grand (pening with splendid lunch will tako placo the 11th, Allareinv ted. 3t —Deputy Crewoll sold 830,000 worth of “Enrisco” mining stook Monday at the door of tho court house, taken in attachment from Wiiliam Sexauer. It was bid off by Charlie Rediok for one hundred dollars. ‘Tho mino is owned by Mr. Redick and other Omaha par- tiew and is situatod ton milos from Leadville. —In a certain stove store of this ity Mon. day a olerk climbed up on some shelves to roach a certain articlo and pulled the whole line of shelves, livht goods and heavy goods and all upon him, making sucha clatter that it scared & Swede working in the store so that ho ran liko a deor and was not soen until sup- per time. —Mr. P. H. Green, who is well known in this community, will, on Thursday next, have a grand opening at his new saloon, at No, 312 South 15th street, between Farnam and Har- uvey. Tho opening will bo accempanied with a graud lunch, which will include all the deli- cacies of tho semson, Mr. Green is taking under his caro an old stand and o popular re- sort, The plao will be complotely remod- eled, and care will bo taken to fill the same with the finest Whiskios and Brandies and other imported liquors that the market can produce. His many friends are cordially in. vited to participate at the grand opening, which we hope will bo a succoss in every re- spect. Do not forget that the opening takes place Thursday next, October 11th, I e — Well Rowarded. i\ tiboral roward will bo paid 40 any party who will produce » case of Liver, Kidney or Stomach complaint that Electric' Bitters will ot speedily cure. Bring them along, it will cost you nothing for the medicine if it fails to oure, and you will bo well rewardsd for your touble besides. All Blood diseases, Billous- moss, Jaundice, Constipation, and general deb. ility are quickly cured. Satisfaction gauranteed oc money refunded. Price only fifty cents per bottle. "For sale by C. ¥, GoobMAN. Real Estate Transfors. The following deeds were filed for rocord in the county clerk’s office Oc- tober 8th, reported for Tur Bre by Ames' real estate agency: Hur{' Baldwin and wife to Anna Hess, wd, lot 1, block 16, Hanscom Place— John L. McCague and wife to A. C. Himebaugh, w d, lot 10 and part of lot 11, Himebaugh Place—§5. pu.lfiinu and wifo to Reuben E. l':mmn. w d, lot b block 2, Shinn's ad- Honry M. Hurlbut and wife to Pierco O, Himebaugh, w a.%tul nw } sec 16, tp 16, rug- 3—§2,200, bPi-m A Hiuzhc:ufomddwih uiJolm McGague, w an t 11, Hiebuuglh ¥lac, § Lo Addie and husband to Christ Madson, w d, lot 37, Redick's 2d add., $600. add. 0#' ers and wife to Lizzie w E. d, lot 2, block 18, 8. E, Roger's 5 Josnph M, Rees to Isabella Baswitz, w d, lota 16, 16 aud 17, Rees’ Place, $3,500. LR Tuttle, Jr,, to W. B, Benton, w d, lot 23, 'l‘u&l'l'l subdiv., $626, “Luttle, Jr., to Miss C. E. Ben- Tuttle's subdiv,, $625. Daniel G or- = g 6, Kirkwood and wife to 12, block 9, 8. E. add., 8800. clmngfl: of grade of Harney and Nine- teonth streets, as follows: Catherine Wolch, §200; N. W. Nelson, 8400; Brent Nelson, $560; Anna Alderson, $450. Adopted. McGuckin: That all estimates for work done under contract hereafter be referred to the proper committees to re- port upon before being placed in the ap propriation ordinance. ~ Adopted. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES, Judiciary: That the pefition of Mary Spalding for eancellation of certain taxes be not granted. Adopted. Judiciary: That the petition of G. W. Doane for reduction of certain taxes be not granted, Adopted. BH5 i oE dusc kedeoteto light contract was referred to a special committee. ORDINANCES, An ordinance fixing the pay of regis- trars was passed. Tho pay is $3.00 per day for actual service, the whole amount to bo expended not to excoed $76 in any one year. An ordinance appropriating $3,776.25 to pay on _the Seventeenth strect sewer was passed. An ordinance excluding blocks 72 and 73 from within the fire limits was passed, The paving contract and bond of Win, ack for paving cortain alleys were ap- proved. Adjourned. A Run on a Drug Store. Nevor was such a rush made on any drug store o is now at C, ¥, Goodman's for o trial bot tle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption, Coughs wnd Colds. Al porsons affected with asthma, bronchitis, hoarseness, severo coughs or any affection of tne throat and llmmuul get a trial bottle of this great remody hp‘ calling at above drug store. Reculai size, $1.00. e — IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE. . Resolutions Passed Congratulatory to The Wests Oelt. The regular bi-weekly meoting of the Omaha branch of the I N. L. of A, was held atthe E. M. A. hall Monday evening, presided over by Mr, J. E. Ryley, presi- dent, The attendance was good, and several short and enthusiastic speeches wore delivered. Colonel R. O's Burke was unanimously elected an honorary member of this branch. After passing following resolutions the meeting ad- journed to meet again in two weeks: Resolved by the Irish National League of America, Omaha branch— First—That we hail with pleasure the appearance among us of The Western Celt, whote publication has lately com- menced under the management of Messis. Gearon & Howard, Becond—Tnat so long as it faithfully pursues the ends at which it aims as an- nounced in its prospectus, to-wit: *‘The education, elevation and advancement of our scattered race in Nebraska,” it can- not fail of meeting u welcome place in ut.hu current literature of every Irish fam- ly. Third—That we will cheerfully do whatever we can to aid in giving it & wide circulation, thus assuring its success as a business enterprise and making it a K:og, fully eqaal to the attainments of hends it has in view as above quoted in its prospectus. e e— Baratoga Briefs, Hon. James H. Kyner is at home for a (Saratoga) line but we claim him yet. Mrs. W. D, Blackburn and son, Master teonth street. The one to whom Tur Bre referred has his shop south of the allvy between Jackson and Jones on the west sido of the street. Farther than this names need not be mentioned. THE POLICE ACT, The announcement of the possibility of of the snle and distribution of any meat save the very hest, coming together with the news of the action of tho stock yards hoard in Chicago, created considerablo talk in this city outside of butchers' cir clos. The police became alert, and Ofticer Walters, whose beat is at the depot, kept his eyo open for any such wagon as that described, COMING FROM THE TRANSFER and his efforts were rowa ded, because on one of the early dummy trains a wagon driven by a boy came off the furry-car. The wagon contained the body of a large steor. Officer Walters stopped the bo; and asked him where ho was going with the beef, and when the boy told him that it was for the market of HARRIS AND FISHER the policeman allowed him to pass, sup- }mainm a8 ho had a right to, that meat or 80 responsible a firm must be all right. Tt was & veiy short interval before the boy returned, too short, in fact, for him to have delivered the meat at Hacris & Fisher's market, which is up on Dodge street. This awakened the suspicions of the policeman and he immediately ARRESTED THE BOY, whereupon the little fellow commenced to cry and confessed that he had lied about the meat, for it had been taken to a shop on South Thirteenth street and ho was now going back to Couucil Blutts, where he lived. The owner of the wagon now came up and explanations followed. Marshal Guthrie was summoned and all repaired to the meat market aforesaid, whe AN 1y VESTIGATION was made. It was stated that this par- ticular beef had been downed in the mud and sprained or broken his leg and it had been killed immediately at the Spoon Lake stock yards, and sold, as was cus- tomary, to the Omaha party. Mr, Har- of Harris & Fisher, examined tho meat and pronounced it unfit for this market, while othors thought it good. THE TROUBLE T8 that animals who meet with accidents of this kind pecome foverish and their blood is poisoned and the effect of cating their meat is often a septic fover, very difficult to trace and to treat. The boy was released and no further arrests were made, the butcher promis- ing to buy no more meat in this manner, The body of the animal was taken from the hooks and after the FAT HAD BEEN CUT OF¥ to be rendered into lard, the rest was thrown away. It is to be hoped that no evil effects will come of the meat already sold, which was procured in this cheap and unlawful manner. In the dispotches from Chicago yosterday, in regard to the difliculty there, Health Commissioner DeWalf states that it is impossible to es- timate the deloterious effects upon the people of Chicugo caused by the sale of numerous cancerous beeves. The cffect of cating this beef, says Dr. DoWolf, is septic fover, be u«fegm. of blood poi soning very similar to fever from other causes; hence the inability of physicians to trace cancerous meat. Dr, i)e\\'nlf has no doubt but that a number of deaths have resulted from the consumption of this meat, sold with knowledge of health authoritios, — A Grand Organ for # Song, One of the most remarkable offers ever made to the publio is thatof Daniel ¥. Beaty Master of ceremonies, Mr. D, H. | THREE ROBBERIES. The Reign of Terror Resumed in Omaha, Morning Raids Private Resi- dences. The city has been comparatively free from burglars and thioves for some months past, but it seems now to be once more infested by a gang, and the num ber of depredations within the past few days is quite alarming to timd persons About the most important one of all was that in which Mrs, Ross, who keeps a boarding house on Capital avenue, near Thirteenth, was robbed of a gold watch and chain, a pair of bracelots, a neck chain and a diamond cross, the value of all summing up to about $200. This robbery occurred on Monday morning enumerated and inaddition to the articl a monogram pin was stolen from one of the boarders. The house of Mr. Wm, Soderstrum, on Capital avenue and Fourteenth stre t, was entered by a burglarabout 2 o'clock yesterday morning. The fellow cut out one end of the lower slat of a window on the front porch and thus was enabled to thrustin his hand and unfasten it. Tha parlor bedroom, i .to which this window opened, was occupied by Mr. Schw. & clerk at Grrunebaum’s, and his Without disturbing either, the bu made off with a gold wotch and chain be- longing to Mr. Schwartz, and a gold watch and chain and locket belonging to his wife. Two little dogs in the house were aroused, and one of them ran into the room of Mrs. Soderstrum and woke her by jumping on the bed. She look- od out of the window, but scemg noth- ing, did not pay any further attention to the dog. , Some time after midnight yesterday morning a burglar, supposed to be the same one who wperated at Mr, Soder- strum'’s house, placed a borrowed ladder carefully against a window of the servants’ seven diamonds, and inside of this a bi- It was to have been best bicycler at the State fair. stner then disappeared nnd the next went to CEH'an, for on Friday swmthe firm of Max Meyer & Co, ved a dispatch from Mr. Post, secre- of the Lyon and Healy wpany in Chicago, saying, tner is here, what shall we do “with him.” This dispatch was turned over to Mr. Festner's father, and it is probable that by this time the erratic young trav. eler is in custody, though the elder Fest to the press regarding his son. in this city with the St. Bernard com- mandery Knights Templar, Julius ner went almost wild over them. He procured four carriages from Stephenson and took them all out riding, and then asked them toa champagne snpper at the Millard. Those who were posted did co: but & good many accepted the ne er-generous hosp of the young m — Why are Lirrtrr, Leak & Co.'s Gloves the best/ Because they are GENUISE [ Chtrronsia Bres 284w —— GRANI'S BABY, The Paving Contractor Draws a Prize Mr., John Grant, the populat superin- tendent of the Barber Asphalt company, yesterday ived a telegram from Washingion, D. C., informing him that he was the father of a son who arrived at 7 a. m., and that both mther and child were doing well, Mr. Grant at once sent back a message to buy the boy a pair of boots and send him out to Omaha to help the paving AN OPEN SECRET AMONG THE LADIES bedroom at the house of Mrs. Marks, who lives on a corner of Fourteenth streot and Capitol avenuo. Ascending to the second story he removed the window and entered, carrying it across the room. There were four girls sleeping in the room. While he was crossing to the next room one of the girls named Jessie awoke and saw him stand- ing over her. She cried out, “There’s a man in the room!" One of theothers said, “‘Oh, pshaw, you're dreaming.” Jessie exclaimed, ‘‘No, I'm not, for he's looking at me!"” At this the other girls woke up, and it was hard to tell whether they or the burglar were most fright- ened. Jessie was afraid to stay in the room, and called to Mrs. Marks’ sister, who was in the next room, to let her in. That lady, fearing that the burglar might also make a break in that direction, locked the door. When the girls peeped out from under the bed clothes the bu: :nr had gone, leaving his ladder behi; him. e — PELSONAL. The following were among the arrivals at the Paxton hotel yesterday: Andy Dahl, J. Parner, Kansas ( S. Holmes, S Louis; Geo. ¥, Wright, U. P. R. R., Denver; H. W. Pardey, Chicage; (. W. Watt, Pitts- burg; I. J. James, Cloveland; M. C. Fillham, . Y.; D. H. Vail, W. H. English, Kansas City, A. C. Bowen, Hastings; J. B, Strode, Geo, 8. Smith, F. E. White, Plattsmouth; Siduey Stevens, Ogden; H, C. Erench, E. D. McCalley, Chicago; E. Linell, Rockford, IL; Jas. Morton and wife, Chicago; J. S, Valentine, W. M. Miller, Chi- qago; R. A. Phillips, Lincoln; J. W. Aiken, N. Y.; J. W. Tillottson, Phil.; Spencer Smith Council Bluffs; J. R. Johuson, Chicago; W. H. Sipley, Cooucil Bluffs; M. L. Hurd, Davenport; W. A. Keller, LaFayette, Iowa; Chas. Ripka, Hhiladelphin; A. Goldsmith, New York; J. M. Russell, Ugden; G. Schwil- zer, Laramio City; G. H. Oliver, Chicago; Frank M. Avery, Tecumsch; 8. H. Black, Chicago; F. B. Brown, Chas. J. Gill, Belluire* Ohio; J. W, Duncan, U. S 1 Spencer, Columbus; Ferdinand Hepberg, New York; Rufus P, Brower, Fort Omaha; W, C. Bed- man, St. Louis; Will Craig, Chicago; Honry Dayton, Now York; I M. Molyueux and wifo, Wakefield; F'. M. Leibe, Shelby, Neb.; J. B, Zsitlor, Columbug, ObioJ, L. Fuit, and M. {B. Thuft, Nebraska; James Brown, C. R. Vincent, Frie, Pa.; Charles G. s, New York;James Conner, Chicago; . Meek, Columbus, Ohio; Samuel Genterman, Chicago; Willlam Familton, Denison, Towa; W. H. Jones, Columbus, Ohio; H. J. Swartz, New York; W. J. Wagoner, Denison, Towa; Mrs, A, H. Draper, Now York; ¥. W.Thom- son, Burlington, Towa; Tewple Biers, Chica- g0; Mr. and Mis, C. Trumble, Hurtford; F. Cunninghamn aud"Mrs, M. J. Breunon,Siduey, V. S. Skoekles, Ch oY an and Miss Bell McLaren, City; John Wallace and Wife and J. D. Fuires, Harlan; J. Kunent, and Mrs. H. Allen, Chicago, Mr. Clark, city editor of The Noupareil. was surprisod last evening by the arrival of » girl, Last evening Justice Schurz united in mar- ringe. Mr. James Foster, an engineer of the Wabish road, to Miss Alma Grogg. Mrs, Hale, of Norfolk, passed through the city last night en route to Withville, Va, John B, Furay went west last night. Col. Willisw Shaw, general western passen- geor agent of the popular L B. & W. route, was in Omaha yesterday and left for the east lust uight, My, Senator Manderson left for the east lust night. U. 8. Marshal Schuitzer, of Wyowing, was among the east bound passengers yestorday. — THE TRUE STORY" Festner Has Not Gone Down ihe River, The story that the eccentric youngman, Julius Festner, had gone down the Mis- souri in & skiff does not balance with manufacturer of the famous Beaty organs. Tho sum of $45.75 or $19.75 according as sent to him st Washington, N. J.; within five or thirtoen days from this date, will purchase one of his piano upright pipe parlor orgaus,the reg- ular selling prioe of which 1s $115. 1t 1s saia to sy that very many will take advautage of this opportunity and wisely, A maguificent in- strumont ia the oly verdiob that can be given on the merits of the ergan. 1t has nine full sots of polden reods, and all the fit- tings are of the finest and completest charac- ter. There are no less than twenty-five stops allowing imitations of the human voice, wid many other varistions. The most beautiful orchostral effects can be produced, the wmusic ‘Benno | few days. Jun has moved just over the | swelling at the plrlnrmu".:mlvlll. from the soft- st y toa graud bunt of Kar Organs are warran! lor York Star, September 14, Uz yoans—[Now | stopped on. it what a member of thefirm of Max Meyer & Co., told a Bes reporter yesterday, Young Festner suddenly made his ap- pearance in their store last Wednesday evening and inquired after the bicycle badge he had ul&w. 3y “I am no longer insane,” he said, “‘and Dr, Matthewson has di od me. 1 am as sane as you are. I want that badge now, because I have promises from a number of business men to pay for it.” He was told that the badge been commenced but that work had been It was to be a magpifi- cent aflair, a gold horseshoe studded with The brilliant, fascinatin tints of Complexion for which ladies strive are chiefly arti- ficial, and all who will take the trouble may secure them. These roseate, bewitching hues follow the use of Hagan’s Mignolia 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 o excitement and every imper- fection. Its effects are immediate and so natural that no human {»ping can detect its applica- ion. SPECIAL NOTICES. sarSpecials will Positively not be inrerted unless paid in advance. TO LOAN—Money. ONEY TO LOAN—The Omaha Savings Bank is V1 new prepared to make #oans on Omaha city or Douglas county real estate at current rate of interest. No commission chargod. 3 ONEY TO LOAN—The lowost rates of interest V1 Bemis' Loan Agency, 15th & Douglas. _284-t! ONEY TO LOAN—Call at Law office of D. L. Th room 8, Creighton Block. h ANED—On Chattel mortgage, V1 Nebraska National Bank Building. “room 7 184- tf 'ONEY TO LOAN—J. T. Beatty oans on chattel VL property, 18 South 1ith 8. "sept10_ Douglas street. W+ VW ANTED Woman coole immediately Kood, 1418 Dodge street. W\ AMTED- A good barber. Good poy job. LOUIS FA 922108 5 VW AMTED -Agents for Hills Standard workw Installmnt plan. BAIRD & DILLON, D—Fants makers. P 50 to #3.00 o pair at J. C. V 101108 1116 Howard « tree W DA man who has sold dry goods on the road wants employment of some kind. Adiress “Scott,” t. Charles Hotel. 1-10° oking and gencral d family. ~ Apply A good girl to do rk in & small he at 2118 Burt street. 21773 VWWANIED-A woman cook and kitchen gl ut Pacific House 10th and Davenport. | g a. Four good bricklayers. Wagew # per week and as long as weather will pe o or ad WAL 3 16§ LI & Yankton, Dik. WWANTED A girl ut 1210 south 11th 8. to cook. wash and iron. Call at brick residence, Mra, D. 5. Bacriger. 211-10§ WANEED ail dealers for a Nc v York jobbing house, dross M J. 8. 07 and 100 Water Bt. New Yo.k. 196.9 A reliablo man o sell teas to arge re Ad VWANIED -4 good woman cook at T. 0. Melum, restaurant 720 north 16th St. 1979 WY ANTED-Lady we tho “Queen Pratect- or.’- A new under garment for lulies, made of “ lle rubber. Sure protection to the under. wear, when aecessary to be worn. Retails for §2.00 s faat a3 390ts can show it. with stamp, *Ladies' Gy Co., No 8 May street, ¢ VY ATEDGirtut No. tose Shorman uvenue. tf MRS, J. M. COUNSMAN, Largo profits. Address ment Manufacturing icago, L 7ANTED—Situat'on as clerk in & hotel, or wil W young wan f Address J. 8. DA woman to wash And iron at the et House Tosish cwork i the 104 9§ D--Twomen of g dress tovell goods. Steady position for the winter, Call 421 8. 10 20310t FANTED. 1o faglly of two . J. CANAN & 0 V WYANTED--Two gisls at 1618 Howard Strest. Inguire at 31041 174.9¢ W\ANTED-A tew smart energetic sleamento can- vass among business men [n Kansas and Neb. Apply between £ and 6 p. m. to C. R, Ppean Hotel, near U. P, Depot WANTED- Waiter, dlaing Must speak German and Cofise e on south Teath sireet Sokwoen Jitpon and Jones. AT54L A Boy of sbout fifteen wanta & for his board, Address #X." todo chores office. 11791 VY ANTED A women to do_ general housenork, small family. First class situation. — Appli reteren Capitol cants must brlng Mrs. Clark’s 101 whue, 1 awarded to ner refuses to make any more statements | | When the Lyon and Healy band were Fest- | Apply immediately 89-04 ; attached. 1307 CAsTORIA 0 Infants and Children | Withont Morphine or Narootine, | What gives our Children NI{ cheeks, ‘What fium their fevers, makes them sleep; "Tis_Castorin. When Babies fret, and cry by turns, ‘What cures their colic, kills their worm: Dut Castoria: | | What quickly cures Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion ; But_Castoria. Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Ofl and Paregoric, and Hall Castoria. I TP T ORI IOy T Centaur Liniment.—Anab~ solute oure for Rheumatism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &o., and an instantaneous Pain.reliover. The Product THE PRILOSOPHY OF HEADACHE, THESTOMACH, THE BOWELS AND THE LIVER ARE RESPONSIRLE FOR KVERY PANG THAT RACKS THEHEAD, REGULATF, TONE AND HAR- MONIZE_THE AC'ION OF THESE ALLIED OR GANS AP AT ENT LD BRANTS, RELTZRA 118 SOURCE. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS Perfect substitute for Mothcr's most nourishing diet for invalids and Commendod by all Physicians, antes. Sold by all druggists. 75 cente. for the pamjhl METCALF & CO., gt 41 Contral Whart, Roston, Mass. T, | nursing mothers, Keops in all o end IS ENTIRELY 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, Fremon Neb, VWANTED-A goou dishwasber b the Emmet Honse, 160-11§ TANTED-A good girl for general housework. | \‘ Apply to 1018 Farnham af er 6 p.m. 146 9§ |V | trnished 7 ANTED - Cook and chamber maid, wagen $4.00 608 north 19th St. 757-10§ TANTED neer and machinist. Address An engine torun by & practical engi- Good references can be 1. 8." Bee office. 826 1m§ ~Good girls tor good famil Apply immediately at en) 16th~t. No. office fee. TED -Six 20d coat maksrs. Best of prises FRANK J. RAMGE, A LUATIONS WAN to do housework in v at Cozzea Hotel, i durk in groce with some experience. Add 14 by E--Sil uation as some hardwa MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. 160 ur 320 of good farm for a span of horses and car- not be 0o good, Addre:s box 178-u FOR RENT--Houses and Lots. “‘K W0 upper rooms of the clegant three st brick house, No. 2009 Cass St. to aome responsible pacty who will board self and wife, Call it. 70 quire unfurnished front roo 1612 Jackson street. 2| JJOR R A house with five rooms, with collar and cistern, southwest corner of 13th and Chica: e pirec. C. AXFORD, 218t OR RENT Ot SALE —Crostor ! Capacity of Brewery 25 barrels per da v ordy plenty of ice. There is forty acres of land with the property, but will rent with or without the land. Brewery adjoins city limits. Owned by a widow la Jy, Call' or correspond regarding rent with THE J. B. HARSH LAND CO. Creston lowa. rooms, single an7 for light Beemer's block, coruer £th and 9854 [0 LT Nicely tfrnished rootas 17 D1AL 'le —Furnished rooms with board 1808 Cali- fornia ¢ £20-1mo0- 4 rooms and kitchen 7 ckson and Jones. 207-10} 22 hed rooms with 2¢ stern and well JROR RENT-—Two unturn for7.00 per month. 2507 California St JFOR RENT-brick dwelling house N. W. cor. 15¢h and Farnam St.7 trom Nov. 1st 1853, fo May 1st 1854, Furnished throughout, gas, city water and sewor conrection, For terms apply on’ premises o to'l, W. T Richards, 100- t1 New store in Toft’s block on Saun- Good location for grocery sture, Inquire at Peoples Bank, Dodge 20111 w elegant suite fur- wie or three gents [~ Sy O RSALE CHEAP!—An office plitforn 16 feot ong 8 feet wide, and 18 inches high. Inquire of ] ROBERT PURVIS, 2 .10 Commiission Me:chant 211 8, 14th. j oy SALE—Very handsome tract of land 1,468 by 428 foct, covered with tiner, mljobuing vity. SHRIV | 22018 Jrossan - B ata wer 20804 | JOOR SALE—In the city limits 25 acres laud well wuited f.r division, For ten days ou ! 1210ts one block from street ca #400 to §900. B gain. ilex (rom post office. Wiil sell 5 acros. Beautiful loca- Only 10 por 7, west of Hanscom Park; §1,000 a lot. ut down, 4 ac es West Omaha. Good impravements. 0. Splendi mill Hite; 20 aces and. € terms to suit buyer. 1507 Farnam, ie family horse dark brown er and suitable for 103-9¢ JFOR SALE—<econd hat middlcsize, BRIGHTS & C F $20. onl at H. g House Furniture R SALE—Bo " Bev offlce, OR SALE—A Machine very chesy, 1 $10 REWARD —Wih be pa‘d for the recovery of & black valise, containing various mauscrip and letters addressed to Rev. Edgar Jacobs. questions asked. R.C. GUTHRIE, 118-11 City Marshal, QTORE FOR SALE— Consisting of confectionery, Fruits and Fancy Notions. Also fixed for Res: taurant. Good cellar and well. Building 20x62, story. Doing a good busiress. Causo of sale, Wi to go out of business, Ardresa 763 1m* JOREY. Oakland, Neb. A haud “Agwerican” Sewing Inquire af Bee office. wo lots, desirable foc 76, on good terma, c o 19th ~t. J. L Marb 15 Farnam stroet roomed hou JORSALE X 125 ae O Bhe- stroet. 609-t1 osler, Bai mann Ing ire st this office, t 1, sl LE—A first olass second Gand wp 5 “all at 1319 Harnow ot te. BEDFORD & SOUER, tf 213 8. 14th St. bot. Farnam and Douglas. {OR SALE OK EXCHANGE—Full 1ot and three dwellings corner of 11th wnd Pacifio streots, Nine lots in south Omaha. Also 180 acres of laud rear Santon, Nebraska, and building raska farm lands, Further partic: . Peterson’s Clothing Store, 804 Te; 0 larve and small t [, 081 harge enveloe, eon ce pa. ) 192:18) j AN Room to rent 2112 California. Mrs. F. B. Brayton. 20513 ENT—House with 5 _roow, water and all conveniences, Inquire 6th and ickory St. 208 T Suite of tnree furnished rooms. Al bom 1816 Chicago St. 176125 Fuu RENT —Two furnishied rooms one single and. one double, 1617 186 OR ¥ wingle Chicago, t kK TROR TENT ~Niccly famihed et room 2209 Dodge street. POR RENT-A desirableroom for single gentleman K atthe 8. W. corner Capitol ave. and 15t ¢ RO BENT—Cottage with rooms on Charle st 9tf DI PA I‘ ~Two houses south of U, Dapot., Posessiongiven Oct. 16, Inquire J. PILIVPY. ROE 1512 8. 6th St. 167-111 Planoy and organs at A. HOSPE'S o 163-1m0 [ Music Jox e DOR K 187 T Hall, 609 8. 14th St. MES, FRANK. T Furnished room, 1516 Dodge street. Furnished rooms ut 10§ ' [DOR RENT - Furnished rooms on the northwost cor. 13 h and Capitol aventie, 189-t1 P08 BENTFuruiahed room for gentlemen. In- quire at A. Hospe's Art and Musio Hall. 181-tf JOR KENT OR SALE - Store building cor, 6th and Pierce 8t Good building for grocery or Butcher shop. (o 1 e 1-1mo* T CUBFSTO KENT §10. io 60 hor inonth. Stores and rooms 0 rent. City residence for sale $500 upward. Vacant lots inall parts of city. - Fanmlands for sale or exchange. LOUNSBURY & MARTIN'S, Real Estate Agency,S. W. comer 15th and Farnam. 78641 JORRENT—Niculy furnished rooms for the winter, Inquire at east side 15th St between Douglas & Dodge. o i TP BENT ttesdences sud store wildings. BED- FORD & BOUER, Real Estate Agency. Offios enst sido 14th strest, between Farmam aud las strovia JOR RENT—The commodions 14 1o0m house with stablo, ete., on N. W. ccrner 20th and Camlog streots, now oocupied by Charles §. Manderson. L. quire upon p wntil Ockober 1st, when fon will be 0. Auction sale of house hold Thursday, Sept. #7éh. ad o | J{\OR RENT—Tws fioors and ba ement, ~ Elovatcs ' Faruau street, 204 er, note a1 d morti a 6, Finder will return tootfice of Nichol. JOHN L. McCAGUE, Opp. 224-10 FPAKEN 3 with white leg~,,and star 1 rehoad, about seven years old. Owier can have the rame by paying damage and costs. JOHN T, PAULIEN, 184-1t Tow? Postoflice. 215t and Lake Stroet. EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITION. ALIST, 498 Tonth street, hetween Farnam and Har ney, will, with the aid of guardien spirits, oltala ta a0y ono ool tb pust and preceat, and 2> 1 ocrtaln o:aditions e the future. mado ta v et POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varios. A marvel of pur strongth and wholcsomeness: Wore sowhommical s the ondinary kinds, aud 4 ipetition it el &xw:?‘-'fi&? ‘lmos wder. Sold g g Fowder Ca, Watl Eirooh Rew vy 29T™ J