Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 19, 1883, Page 8

o maTS 8 T'Aw DAILY BEE ‘OMAHA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1883. — — THE DAILY BEE. OMAHA. Friday Morning, October 19, The Weather. For the upper Mississippi valley, fair weather, northwesterly winds, rising barometer. stationary or slight fall of temperature. For the Missouri valley, generally fair weather, norch to west winds, rising barometer, stationary or lower temperature. - LOCAL BREVITIES. aron, wholosale cco dealer, for price list. cigar and to The to Blundell, of the Lincoln change. His wherea but his friends still have h cleared up. ro no now developments in rogard ephone Ex mystery, o all will be The rumor that the County Commis: mer to serve dur- sioners have appointed a cc ing the unexpired term scoms to be without founda n In the District Court yestorday the case of Mollie Anderson, grand larceny, was beforo Judge Neville, and that of Ballon va. Stockdale hefore Judge Wakeley. “The mud, a foot deep, is being scooped out of the trenches dug for gutters and the good work goes on, —Safe for Sale ~A medium sized Mosler, Bahmann & Co. M'f'g, nearly new, at a bar- gain. Inquire at this off The remains of Mr. Jacobs aro expected to arrive here from California Saturd ing at 6 o'clock on the Missouri Pacific. pvon- In the polico court yesterday thore were only two cases, thewo for disturbanco of the peaco, and finod &3 sach. At last reports they were out with au_officor trying to got the weney. Dr. Chadwick, who Fas been quite ill for the past two or threo months, expects t) loave to-day for his old home in Vermont,whoro Lio will probably remain during tho winter. The Corean embassy will pass through this morning en route homo. Mr. Porcival Lowell of the (', B, & Q. escorts them to tho tissouri, The world-famel | “Le Voyaeo En Suisse, nlon Brothers and with its splendid d wonderful stavo effects, w seen at Boyd's opera housp thin ovening and Saturday matine ht. keonery bo and ni A terrible dog fight between a white and « brown dog, both largs, occurred at the Four- toenth streot entrance of the I rostorday morning, and attracted quite a crowd, for it Tasted fully ton minutes. The Paxton dog wis the biggor of the two but had hard work o win the fight. Mollie Anderson, who waa indicted by the grand jury for the lurcony of a watch from a wan nemed Elgntter, was tried yestorday in the distri and the jury brought in o verdict of acquit cou 1. Georgiana Clark, a colored girl was arrosted Tast night on the charge of disorderly conduct in front of the Millard hotol. She is said to have committed no offenso but that of kissing a couplo of dusky beaux and she will probably bo discharged. . —Mr. Joseph Clarkson, a woll known young attornoy of this city, was united in marriago, at 2o'clock yestorday afternoen, to Miss Ktta Wells, at tho residenco of the brides fathor, Mr. Chas, Wells, on Webster street, tho core- mony boing performed by Rov. Jamos Pater- &n. Only the relatives and o fow intimate friends were proaont. Tho bride was attired in a dress of blue velvet- The happy couple Loft on the afternoon train for & woedding tour £o Chicago and various pointa in Wisconsin., About 2 o'clock last night there, was a terrific oxplosion on Douglae streot, which was distinetly heard sovon blocks awvy, It sounded like o wafe being blown up, and the polico hastenod to tho spot from all quarters, [t was found, however, that it was only a shot from a 45 calibre rovolver, fired by a young man who had bowled up a little to much, He as promptly run in by the pol Some of the employes in one of our lead- ing hotels put upa Job on one of thelr num- ber yosterday. A note was writton him in a feminine hand, requosting him to meet tho writor at Bo'clock at the cornor of Fourteenth ad Doviglas, The young man, who, by the way, is ono of the best boys in town and no ten- derfoot, wade extraordinary preparations dur- g the day, and also took cor- tain precautions to avoid possible dangers which might result from the meeting, and promptly at the hour named repairod to the spot. A bell boy at the samo hotel had, un- der the skilful hands of the female help, been dressed s0 that he looked like o very comely young woman and was awaiting the victim at the point designated, which was unfortunately on the margin of a large wud puddle, The young man approached her with his moat enticing swmiles, but at that moment the pro- tended charmer caught sight of Captain Don- ahos across the street, and fearing arrest, she pushed her visitor suddenly away from her and throw him flat on Lis face in the muddy pool in front of her. Then gathering her wkirts in hor arms whe fled for the nearest alley, disrobed hastily and soon reappearsd, an innocent youth with a bundle under his arm, The hotel is liable to be one bell boy short to-day. ~Randull Harrly was arrested last night on the charge of stealing a pocketbook from Mattio Hill, Both parties are colored. ~Last night was & beautiful moonlight night. o — Since Lirrrirr, Luak & Co. have be- come popular, others are trying to imi- tate, but look for brand, m-edow-1&3 w o — Married, The marriage of Mr, Andrew Rosowater the present City Engineor, to Miss Fran. cos Meinrath, of Boston, yesterday ence of Mr. Ed. ward Rosewater, brother of the groom, Judge Chadwick performing the cere. mony. The affair was very private, only afterneon at the re the immediate relatives being present, The bride's father and {wo brothers, one from Kansas City and tho other from Chicago, were among those prosont, The newly married couplostarted on their wed dinq journey yesterday, and will go to Chicago, Cleveland, Boston and other Kastern cities. The presents were numerous, but the only one we are permitted to mention is @ complete sot of decorated table china from the employes in the City Engincer- ing departmentor the city. e — Two good Cigar Makers wanted. ;mu.w Kuenok, Ji., Beward, Nebraska. Grand Lodge noon. tako placo THE TRIPLE TIE. The Brotherhood of the Three Links Still 1n Session, Annual Election and Grand Parade, Banquet and Ball, The Grand Lodge, 1. O. O, F., of the State of Nebracka, commenced its ses- sion hereWednes afternoon, the fol lowing officers being in attendance Grand Master W, H. Curtis, Dep. Grand Master—H. J. Hudson, Grand Warden—-Wm. Blakeley. and Secrotary-—D. A. Cline Grand Treasurer—Sam McClay. srand Marshal -C. J. McCord. Grand Conductor —D. M. Morris, Grand Guardian D, H, Ryder Grand Herald—S. Horden. There were about 150 representatives in attendance. The standing committecs were appointed, and the committee on credentials reported a large number of now members, and they were introduced and instructed in the work of the Grand Lodge. The reports of the Grand Lodge offic were then submitted, Thatof the nd Master showed great in o in strength of the organization in Nebraska. There ) are 106 lodges in the State, with a mem- borship of over 5,000, The election of ofticers occurs this after- Yesterday the Grand Lodge was in wasion and the secret work was exemp pliied. A representative was recoive- from the Rebecea Degreo Lodge. AFTP The most important session of the JON SRSSTON. Grand Lodge was held in the afternoon, when the constitutions of the Grand and subordinat wero adopted. tion of officers then took place with the following result H. J. Hudson, Columbus, (. M, Win. Blakeley, Beatrice, D. ( Arthur Gibson, Fremont, G, W, D. A. Cline, Lincoln, (. Soc. Sam McLay, Lincoln, (i. Tr. J. 1. Hetdrick, Tecumseh, G. Rep. It was decided to hold the next annual session of the Grand Lodge at Nebraska City. THE GRAND PARADE, Tho grand parade was announced to 3 o'clock, but as the Grand did not get through its work on timo it was 4 o'clock before the column was formed. The turn out of local and visiting members was_very large. The ¢ right rosting on Douglas and was headed by the full Union_Pacific band, sixtecn picces, lo Owing to the muddy condition of the strects, the original line of march was abandoned and thg, procession first moved down Douglas'strect in the follow- | 1 column formed on Fourteenth street, by Prof. A. R. Too: . ing order: Union Pacific Band, Subordinate Lodges and Visiting Brothren, The Grand Lodge. There were neatly throo hundred Odd Fellows in the procession and as it moved down Douglas street to the in- spiring strains of the *‘Balkan March,” it formed animposing spectacle. At 11th stroet the column marched south to Far- nam, thence west to 15th, north to Capi- tol avenue and west to the Mosonic hall, where a grand banquet had boen propared for the v itors and was sorved under the direction of the ladion ot RUTH REBECCA LODGE. Four long tablos woro spread, extending the entire lengtn of the hall, and the room was beautitully decorated, festoons of overgreen hanging from column to col- umn and bunchen of pampas plumes be- ing fastened in with tho evergroens. ivery seat was occupied and there must have been nearly four hundred porsons at tho tables. The band ocoupied the stago, and aftor all had beon provided with seats Past Grand Roepresentativo John Evans delivered the ADDRESS OF WHLOOMK which was addrossed to the Girand Lodge, visitors, ete., and was as follows: Grand Mastor, ofticors, represontatives and mombers of the Girand Lodge of the I, O, O, F, of Nebraska: The Brotherhood of Omaha estooms it a groat honor to have their fraternal homo made the place for holding the present seasion of your honorablo body, and realizes that the coming together in our city of 8o many of tho representa- tive of our beloved order, from all parts of the State, must have an influonco for much good to our order, its membership, and to our city. To manifest their hizh appreciation of this great honor, the brothers and sisters of Omaha will endeavor to 1ender yonr stay among us as pleasant as possiblo and have honored me with the pleasant duty, and I now extend to you, one and all, a most cordial, warm-hearted, wholo- souled and GENUINE 0D FELLOWS welcome; and assure you that hands, hearts and homes of every brother and sister aro opon to give you friendship, love and hospitality.” Following this address prayer was of- forod and then the business of the occa- sion was entered upon with zeal and coffee, chicken, salads, fruit, cake, ete., dwcoursing some very fine musi THE GRAND BALL tendance there was very large indeed, floor and many visitors besid tra, which programme of dances here given PROGHAMME, 1. Quadrille, Waltz, Lancers, 4. Varsouvienne, 6. Schottis 8. Quadrille, 9. Walte Qualrille. 10. Now port, 11, Waltz, 16, Waltz Quadrille, 17. Lancers, 18, Schottische, Quadrille, 20, Polka. Ma: wass reached and the party dispersed. The following were the committees Floor Coj pitteo—T. B, Bryan Henry Bolln ROE Liv s0y. Reception Committee ~A, D, Jones, T e SRS this evi licans last ov gates were sele ovening at _the prima T, K. Sudborough, Thomas (. Hawes, John Lichtenberg: Bochel and Ben. Wosterdahl. the followir be voted for a Umpherson, Thomas Peirronet, H. F. Rhodes, George Hanson, L. H. Webster, John W. Honze and Gus Burke. For justice of the peace—E. M. Stenberg, For constable—Gus Burke. Wm. Doll. Edward O'Sullivan made a motion that the del ballot, and the sey clared elected, and the above delega were chosen in accordance with this mo- tion* Mr. O'Sullivan deserves credit for this motion. Mr. Block, John Ryan, and Mr. Fren st disappeared quickly, the band meantime i i An hour was thus passed and then tho as- sembly adjourned until 7 o'clock, When took place at Crounse's hall. The at- about two hundred couplos bing on the e music was furnished by Trvine's orches- after an address of welcome by Hon, Thowas J. Staley, followed the At midnight a supper was served at nic hall, and it was late in the night before the last number on the programme Master of ceremonies—J. W. Nichols, G, Cliff, Silas Wright, John Evans, Dr. Jos. Neville, Max Meyer, H. Osthoff, T. J. Staley, Mrs. 8. Wright, Miss C. E. Bean, Mr. B. Edholm, Mrs. F. M. Wooley, Mrs. E, L. Armstrong sossion this morning and conclude its labors thia afternoon —— Never Give Up, 1f yon are suffering with low and dopresed a, lows of appetite, goneral debility, dis rod bl weak constitution, headache, or any diseaso of a bilious nature, by all m will be surpr that will follow; you will be inspired with new life; strength and nctivity will return; paiw and misery will ceaso, @ rth yon will rejoice in the in the praise Sold at fifty conts a bottle by C. F. Good- man C—— REPUBLICANS GETTING READY. Cancas Action in the Varions Wards Last Evening, Preliminaries for the Primaries and Conve stion, The Republican primaries will be held ing from b to 7 o'clock, and the Democrats hold their primaries to-mor- row afternoon. The Third ward Republicans held a caucus last evening at the City hotel on Tenth street and elected the following delegates to be voted for at the primaries this evening: J. B. Redfield, D. L. McGuckin, M. H. Carleton, W. F. Smith, John H. Sahler, Ed. Kuester and W. B Payton. They were instructed to vote for M. H. Carleton for county superintendent. At the caucus of Fourth ward Repub- hing the following defe- ted to be voted for this F. W. Gray, allan, P. r, W, F. The Firat ward Iepublicans selected delogates lnst ovoning to to-day's primaries: W, Asgessor— gates bo elocted by n delegates be de- The nd ward Republicans last evoning selected the following delegates | to be voted for to-da; y: 1. S. Hascall, red. Behm, C. Specht, Mr. Nordwall, T, The largest Republican caucus ever held in the Fifth ward took placo last ovening at Feeny & Connolly’s hall, Maj. St. A. D. Balcombe presided, and . J. Browne acted as secrotary. The following wore chosen as delegates to be votad for at the primaries: Thomas Cummings, Schuyler Wakefield, H, L. Seward, T, C. Brunner, A. R. Toozer, James Kuight and H. sense of the meeting as expressed was . Cossloy. The that the delegates named, if elected, tho county convention. Schu; Hall for constable. L — AlGreat D overy. New Dikcovery for Consumption Colds, Asthmo, Bronchitiv, Hay of Voice, Tickling in the Throat, T in m Sids Tangs, & positive cura Guara Bottles freo at C. ¥. Goodman's Larve vize $1.00 — B1G BUILDINGS. Stores, which are soon to be re; bo described, some are massively plain but the majority are decorated in s cost § factory, 4 00 hands being employed thora drug firm of Lincols story building of Ke fine store building,one of the moststrong. ly built in Omaha, is that of Turner, op firm, On Thirteenth street Lorenzon's block and Cunningham's block, both large and handsome, will soon be ready for use, The carpenters are finishing up in thow been put on William's~ block woeks, when the city library will bogis tomove in there. ~There aro «uite number of smaller buildings here and there, but all these which wo have mnen tioned are three or four stories double, | ——— MILLINERY OPENING, The leading millinery house of th weat will display carefully selected style of imported French bonnets and hats on Saturday noxt. Omaha ladies are cor dially invited to attend, J. Briss, 4528 Broadway, Council Blutfs, lowa, 18mit | —— Real Estate Transfors. The following doeds were filed fo record in the county clerk's oftice Oc Ames' real ostato agency: £600, ard Fickensher, w d, b acres in so | so 33, tp 16, r 13, 1,100, add, $450, » O, Himebaugh and wife t Pier Henry M. Hurlbut, w d, lot 12 in Hime- | arrest. baugh Place, $1,100, should support any caudidate from the Fifth ward who may be brought before er Wake- : fold was named for nssessor, D, 1, |gated at the October term ol Houck and H. W. Judson for justice of | c0urt in Holt connty but the grand jury the peace, J. P. Manning and Charles and Cheat, or any disewse of tha Throat and : Trial Drug Store, An mportar Belug Put up all Over the Uity for| Tha plaintid in There are a number of very solid brick | died abor structures latoly completod in Omaha |’ A ady for ocenpancy or hiave been already taken, which should | ne or other according to the latest idea in store architecture. One of these is the four story building, 44 by €6, put up by West & Fritacher on Fourteonth | stroet bohind the 0dd Fellows' hall, Tt ,000, and is to bo used as 3 cigar Loighton and Clark, the new wholasale b have taken the four \ defanlt in one of the p ward Bros. & Co,, | to her bringing an action to obtain an in- on Harney street. It is an immense store | Junction restzainiag tho d stocked full of oils and drugs. Another | disposing of the mort posite Stephenson’s livery stable. 1t is A A to be taken by a Nebraska City hardware | tho mattor. An injunction to the prayer of tho petitioner and the caso now comes up on a motion now. The third story haa| A suit w and will be furnished in about three|©rs 0d !lerce ser tober 17th, roported for Tus Ben by | Lincoln, loave was iven tho State N Silas Springer and wife to L. W, Den- ton, wd, 8 § of nw | sec 28, tp 16, r 13, | to filo cross bills, Herman Fickensher and wife to Rich. | ¢| The news has been received in this city that Johnny Key, sherifl of Cherry county, and a member of the firm of & Carter, shot and killed a man at Valentine. A dispatch says the killing was unprovoked, and that Key is under The sheriff has many friends in this city, and they do mot credit the Augustus Kountze et al to Bridget O'Connor, w d, lot 28, blk 9, Kountze & | K COURTS AND CRIME. Highly Sensational Case From Holt The Grand Lodge will hold _another Connty An Injunction Suit Involving Seventy Thousand Dollars, Decrees Entered in the United States The adjourned term of the United States Court now in session in this city has brought to notice several important cases, one from Holt county being cspec inlly interesting. AN ALLEGED MURDER. Army officers in this department are familiar with the name of Captain A, E. Hooker, of the Ninth Cavalry, whose sud- den death in January last gave rise to some very ugly charges in the courts againat his brother and to no small amount of litigation. Capt. Hooker was married eloven years g0 to & “grass” widow, in San Fratcisco and after living with her for some four years, they finally separated, she going to New York to live, being supported by a monthly allowance from the captain. Her husband is described by those wh knew him as a quiet, intelligent man, who loved to be alone and out of all reach of the bustle and cares of life He bought himself a ranch up in Holt county, which he stocked with cattle and put 1 charge of a man_who lived with his wife in a cottage built forthem, while the Captain erected a small home for himself not far distant and took his meals with them. some time previous to Januaty 20th he obtained a leave of absence and went to reside on the ranch for a time. On the Oth he wrote his wife from Chicago, and the next news she received from him was a dispatch announcing his death on the 20th of tho same month. Mra. tlookoer at once came to Nebraska but did not arrive until after the remains had been interred at Fort Randall. 1t was claimed that an the morning of the 20th, the captain went to his break- fast os well usual and an hour later was taken with spasms and expired at 2 o'clock p. m. A post mortem was held but nothing reported at the time as tending to indicate foul play. Upon the arrival of Mrs. Hooker she aid claim to a herd of 400 head of eattlo, which was also claimed by Judge Hooke of Holt county, a brother of the deceased. An administrator woa appointed and the [ cattle were replovined, but as no bond vvas given they were returned to him and & new suit of replevin commenced by the w in the United States Court at this city. As a matter of fact the cattle never actually chanzed hands, having previ- ously been soid to Hon. Wm. A. Paxton, of thia city, and out of this two suits are now pending in the district court of Douglas county. Pending the litigation in Holt county, Mrs. Hooker brought the serious charge that her husband had been poisoned, the body was exhumed and a new post mor- tem held, fhe result of which, it was claimed, was the discovery of strychnine in the stomach. Mrs, Hooker next had Judge Hooker arrested ior murder, but he was at oncefbailed out by friends who scouted the idea of such a thing being true. The case was investi- failed te find an indictment and now it only remains to settle the civil cases. The replevin suit in the U. S: court will not come up this term nor nntil the suits in the District court have been settled. That 1« daily bringing joy to the homes of | Eon. John C. Cowin and M. P, Kin- thousands by saving many of their dear ones | kaid are attorneys for Judgo Hooker and from an early grave. Truly is Dr. Kings im that the criminal action against him Coughin |in_ Holt was a persecation and that ho * | will come ot all right in the courts here. ¥ THOUSAND, United States Conrt at 5p. m. yesterday, when argumenta were heard on a motion to dissolve the injunction in tho case of EmmaJ. Reid vs, Samuel J. Shoop and Joy. J Brongham. his case, Mra. ife of Iennoth Iteid of w Yor and the def nts of was3 the v nent phy: county, comprising all the ste. On thal a 1 three-four! porgion of this sum paid in cash and tho rest was to be paid in a stipulated time, wred by & mort- j0te. yments led ondants from qed property, part “lof ‘which, it was claimed, already sold the rest about to bo. The accordi; 1| to dissolve the sam " ANO i INJUNCTION 0 | Distaict Uourt by ) 5 o 1| it is claimed took o the front of each lot, no right to. the property hol. atr matter came up on its tinal he: o | day and the injunction was sustained. " @ with the surv U, 8, COERT DECREES, Mortgage Company vs. Stovens were sus favor of the complainant. the American Mortgage Company va. Martin in favor of complainant. x| In the famous land case of Hilton vs. | Jones,involving a large tract tional Bank file cross bills. IN CHERRY COUNTY, 0 o camo up in the s inter- | price being fized at | plaintitf also asked for an accounting in 18 isened 3 rocently brought in the orty hold- the work ding in ade, which about threo feet of which the city had 1 Cowin represented ors, and temporary re- aming order was secured unul the ring to- The exceptions to the answer of the defendants in the caso of The American tained and a decrce for $1800 rendered in A decreo was rendered in the case of f land near State Na- In Grensell va. Drake leave wus given charge that it was an unprevoked mur der. VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFY. An important land case was tried Wed- nesday before Judge Neville and a jury, it being the first of a number of similar actions now pending in the District Court, involving title to the entire tract of land near the city, known as Griffen and Smith's addition. The land was originally entered and patonted by Jane A. North, mother of James E. North, the plaintiff, soon after obtaining the patent. Mrs. North conveyed the land to her son, who was then a minor, and who, during his minority, re-conveyed the land to one Augustus Giraeter, Jr., as is claimed, to be held by said Gracter in trust for said minor. While the title was in the name of Augustus Greater, Jr., judgments were obtained against one A. F. Graton, and the land in question was sold by the heriff to satisfy such judgments. ~The parties holding lots under conveyances made by Griffen and Smith, claim under the Sheriff’s deed while Mr. North, the plaintiff in the several actions, claims that the Sherif’s deed conveyed no title, as the judgmonts were not against the identical Graeter who held the title, and oven if they were, he had no interest sub- ject to levy and sale, as the conveyance to him was the act of a minor, and created merely a trust. After beceming of age, Mr North put upon the records a disaflirmance of his action in making deed to grantor of land, and now claims he i possessed of the absolute title. Cien- oral O'Brien is the attorney for Mr. North, and he is very confident of succeeding in all the cases commenced on behalf of, or against his client. e — Bucklen's Ar Salve. 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What quickly eures Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigeation ; But Castorin Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Oil and Paregoric, and Hall Castorine Centaur Liniment,—Anan- molute oure for Rheumatism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &o., and an instantaneons Pain.reliever, Western Comice-Works, IRON AND SLATE ROOFING. C. SPECHT, PROP. 1111 Donglas 8t « « Omaha, Neb MANUFACTURER OF Galvanizea Iron Cornices £ Dormer Windows, Finwls, Tin, Tron and Slate Roofing, Specht's patent Motallic Bkylight, Patent adjusted Ratchet Bar ot Shelving. 1 am he general agont for the above line of goods. Tron encing, Crosting s, Balustrades, Verandas, Iron Bank aiungs, Window Blinds, Cellar’ Guards; also general ent for Peerson & Hill ' atent Inide Blind. EEIRSOIN A Xy Parta of the hiiman body enlarged, developed and strengthoned, ete., 18 and intoresting advertisoment long run in fl' oy In reply to inquiries we will kay that thel 1o evidence , hi On the cont: the advortisors are very b rsod. lnlwn\fldl ersonu may et sl cire {6 Al particular by sddressing Erie Medical Co., P 0, box 518, Buffalo . V. wTalado Even. milly nbuig about thi hly i TANTED—A ool Acompotent girl for general house- 3 crred, two i famil Mary's and Park TANTED—Good, stout boys as apprentices to Omaha Iron Worke, U. P. railway, bet. 1ith and TANTED_Giel in » family of two, Inquire at | o0 Fetate Agency,S. ¥ C. J.CANAN & CO, ne torun by a practic Address “W. H. —Good girls for Apply immedatoly 10t 8¢, No. offica foo. 7 ANTED—8Ix gr0d coat makers. Bost of prises X FRANK J. RAMGE, good familie. at employment o SITUATIONS WANTED. ror_ bill clork 1o a manufactur- ing or wholesalo ustablishment. refercuee given. Address W, care C youngman, a_situation in it SI-CORD SPOOL COTTON The Product of American Industry ! PRONOUNCED BY EXPERTS TO BE THE BEST THREAD IN THE WORLD FOR HAND AND MAGHINE SEWING. Full assortment constantly on Hand and for sale by ENRY FUHRMAN, Fremont, Neb , smart man with ono or two thousand doilars, to start a now busines in th A frat-clam chane for Aldress for one week, *J. 1. J JFOR RENTTwa turnishied roomus one single and one double. 1617 Chicag 18641 NT -Pianos and organs at A. TOSPE'S Fohde i, 165-1mo ms on the northwost 1804t OR RENT—Furnished room for gentlomen. Tn. quire at A. Hospe's Art and Music Hall. 151 I OUSES TO RENT—¢10. to 50 per month. Stores and roome to rent. City rerldence for aale 8600 wpward, Vacant lota inall partsof city. Farm lauds forsalo or exchang Lot BURY & MARTI: corner 16th and JOR RENT OR SAL Pierce St. Good building for grocery or Buteher shop. 531-1mo* {OR RENT—Residences and storobuildings. BED- FOKD & SOUER, Real Estate Agency. Office botwoen Farnam and Douglas ndbasers Farnam strees. {OR LEASE—Four choice lota on20th St., long time, 217 N, 16th S¢. J. L. Marble, _ 625-4¢ LE -Ten , only £350, 500 bushels of corn in fleld. $100. R."C.McCANDLISH. Talk the Scandinavian lang dress YA, J." Beo offic FSn SAL Tuin powdor nevor varica. A marvel of purlty end wholesomenvas. More economical than ilch daley ot 20 cows, aud everything in first-class running order. Good '3 AGENCY. . 10th strect. reasons for eelling. the ordinary kinds, and cannos be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or I — MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. % 6th 8t. ble sg y 217 N. 168h at. TANTED-A NEWSPAPER 1A Mathebency ) » unless paid in advance. House on_leased ground MARBLE'S AGENCY, 7 N. 16th strect ground I 351 Cheap 8 OR SALE -A two story store, store building and stable, cheap ground lease, toar Post office desire to pur- in some thriving or Contral Nebrasks. s Specials will Positively not be inserted chase o Republican newapape TO LOAN-—Money. No commission charged. 88541 Bomi Loan Agency, 15th & Douglas, ‘Thomas, room 8, Creizhton Block. ONEY LOANED—On Chattol mortgage, Nebraaka National Bank Buil; | V[ONEY TO LOAN-—J. 1. Beatty osns on chattel property South 1dth S. sept10 HELP WANTED. PED - Agents in e ¥V tor a newuedical work. - Corresponder Mrs, I C. Farnham General A \h e Hon VY ANTED-—six good carpentors to work_on ernment building et Sidnoy. Good wages transportation hotn wiys furnished. Apply at Pa: son house, roo 40, {roin 6 to 8 o'clock this evening. 33419° G, 11 JEWETT, 1-408-wit ok and girl to wait on table at , 10th and Davenport. 383 13§ Burt 8t. 37619} PANTED Girl for general housework | e or four good tailors n North Platte N P e NS mustbe & good ponroan and furnish satisfactor. cronces aa to charscter and ability, Addreas H. 1%, 0. Lock box 74, stating salary expected. 38120 in Utah, Addres P. 0. Box 1214 Blufls, Towa. ED A first clam barber at Kearney, N . Gains. 1 pay 815 per weok. $06.20' ed. Sales made in every show the goods. Agenta aro making $100 Address, with stamp Chicay rvonth. 8061 Tmuiodiately, i good Wnner by Rook: d Son, Blair Neb, VY ANTED- Ly ageata o the “Quean Fratoot or.'- A new nnder garmont for soft, flexible rubber. Sure protoctic necosary to bo worn. Rotails S May stroot, Chicazo, 1. 706-8m V7 ANTED—A woman cook abthe Iiarney 8t lias taurant. 320 Seat) in Northwestern > Bee oifice. \\"ANTED--Brickiayera. Steady work il Jun Best wages. Apply to 8. G. Johnson & Co., 8. 19th streot 53810 WANIED-A girl for o small family, 07 20th street, near Burt. §°6.10 VY7 ANTED A good, stror Waah dishes at tho Paxton Hot VY ANTRD 60 wmen ot FLivico Cutf 9200 po day. Apply atJ. C. Murphy at the work 210 VW ANTED-A girlat the Doran house, of Bue offioe a1t | profits and exclusive territory given. Address with Atamp Sterling Manufacturiuy C ., 1600 Farnam St Uniaha E ANTED _Four reliabio mea to canvam, city VA0 Wrtiole of houschold necessity. salar oommission call at 1500 Faruam St from 12 to oo p i VW ARTED- 0l to do geueral bousework Culifornia St. 84 ma wnd full partioulars in regard to | MANNWEILE! JOR SALE, of sale wa kery doing a good business, cause %0 go out of business. Apply H. . 11th and Farnam. 334180 , Outlt, competition, etc, VICXNEY TO LOAN--Tho Omaha Sarings Bank ia V1 now propared to make loans on Omaha city or Douglaa county real estato at currens rate of intorest. TANTED Partner in_first-class b wmall cwpital required. M ONEY TO LUAN—The lowest rates of interest 254-t4 EDHOLM & ERICI Cun V[UNEY TO LOAX - Call b Law otfice of D. L. = = O Guese ov J\ TANTED ~To hire ahorso for fow months, D. B. Beemor corner 8th and How, OB SALE SCIRAP TRON 100 tons of mackinery and atove cast iron wanted ’ RICHARDS & CLARKE, TANTED _To oxchange 100 y town and precinct - land, but «heap, for a span of horses and car- 0 of good tarm its, Onahe OR RENT-The first floor and basement of house Modern fmprove. No. 2000 Cass St. ments, red car Lue, will exchange rent for board. VY ANTED A girl in a smal family ab No ‘1708 oftice. {OR RENTUnfurnished rooims 1014 Howard St. MRS, WILKIK, \OR RENT—Large furbished front room with bay window, guw wnd bath room with board, 1715 'Fm(sh T Nicely furnished_front Tanren ‘modions for onc of two genti 5 . cornor of Howard quire second A Finest_arrange: house to be found. Ru NTROEd VVANTED =Ty cxperianost convamers o raval | & |04 L1 f LOUNSBURY & MARTIN, W. cor. 15th and Fe 12 ront 1418 Chicago Street. # welling 1 Children's goods over offer- 80 a4 faxt 8 agenta can ‘—~Twoturnishod roome with board 706 | — Day boardors wanted. ~ B amey oot o Sontn sy He | JROR RENT 2112 Callfornis, furnished room with VIOKE FUK NALE-—Conisting of oonfectionery, Fruite and Faucy Notions. Also fixed for Res- taurant. - Good cellar and well. Building 20x03, one story. Dolng a good business. Cause of sale, want to£0 out of business, Address COREY, Oakl d, buggies and grant stable, 220 b. {JOR SALE 35 head horses, wago: harness and stables for rent at 8t. G. DERW —Western House, cor. 14th and CHAS. DOUGIHIERTY. Jackson tree 276153 1House K roons, one-half lo, facing , 84,00 00, Barzains, L TRY & MAKTIN. ALE At a barguin, A presn wagon, with adjustabl Must be sold. od three spring top and side h aud Cans Ste, 364195 JOR SALE—-A good hardware business, centrally located. MARBLE'S AC Y, 34832 217 N. 16th strect [OR SALE A contectionory and cigar stock and fixtures. MARBLE'S AGENOY, 7 217 N. 16th street JOR SALE—A first-class erocery business with first-cliacs cash trade, a_short distance from post MARBLE'S AGENCY, 16th street. 444 9 {OR SALE CHEAP—Fino Grey Hounds. at G. P. Muldoc blacksmith shop, 13th h strects, 233, JLOR SALE—Two portable bollers, 10 hnn:"‘in\wp Apply a8 B D. FITZPATRIC) 008 11 i 218 Bouth 16th Btreet. DOK SALE—A house and lot a4 & sacrefice. . Marble, 217 N. 10th St. 2 70K SALE—Good businoss chances at 817 K. 10th stroet. J. L. MARBLE. (2 JOR BALE—At abargain, & small Moslor, Bahmanm and Co's fire proof safe. Inquire at 4his office. [ K HALE 4 Srst slams socond. hand top. bugyy. or without hoard. RENT -Nicely furnished rooms, 18th pitol avenus, east ide, bet. Dodge and Q0K RENT- Fumished and uufurnished ro ader, 7 Davenport strect anta can show it. Largo profiia, Addros “Ladios' Uandorgarment. Manifacturing room at #6.00 month, 1914 Wi OR RENT-Furnished or unfurnishe or withuut board near Stroct cars, A good_joweler in a thriving town, | JOR RENTNicely furnished room: YR RENT—A large boarding house fc in good running Tuquire at Wesworn | 24, object, auusement address “U. ¥." Bee offiee. £V LET=N cely Turulahed rooms with: or with board, 1813 Dod, JOR RENT—Three rooms of house N osite | Two small houses by Paulsen & Co,, | W8 by returning the 1609 Farnam street. - IO THE LADIES - Misses A. & E. McVenn, Fusl Furiiahod roenis with Loard 1808 Cali. VWANTED-Agents in every county to sall two of the most recently patented novelties. Laree | g dresscs & | JPOR RENT—Brick dwelling house N. W. cor. 15th 1 8 1at 1553, to May 1st, o BA%, city water and For terus ' apply vn’ premises o sewer eonrection. and [ to T. W. T. Richards, nd s & NT—New store in Toft's block on Saun. Good locatiou for grocery store, | 10 | butcher shop etc. Inquire at Pevples Bauk, Dodge Y " ¥ o DOR BALE—Residence and business property in all parts of Omaha, and_Farm Lands in all parte of the State, BEDFORD & SOUER, 798t 218 8. 14th 5%, bet. Farnam and Douglas. TOR BAL dwellin OR EXCHANG comer of 11th Full 1ot and three d Pacilo streste. Nino lota in south Omaha. Also 160 acres of land r Sauton, Nebrasks, and building and stock of clothing No. 504 Tenth stroet. Wi Qothing ill_exchange for H. Poterson's Clothing Storo, 504 Tenth stroet. a farm lands. Further particulars at Geo, 408-c0d-t1 POR BALE-Old cemspapers in large so sma) auantitios at this offce. o MISCELLANEOUS, Entlcausn aged &7 would 1ike 80 make the ae. 00 of & young lady or widow not over 810-20 Rt Sucecmtull treated and “Giured 1y Dr. Smith’s Infallible applisace, Call at Metro. politan Hotel until Oct. 20th. 436 194 OST—Tuesday Oct. 0th. Brussels carpets con 4 taining 18 yards. The finder will receive $10. re 10 this office. 12585 fonable Drewsmab ing, 1918 Bouglas street. Even nity. 810 205 MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND wsumos’ ALIST, 803 Teuth street, betwesn Faruam and Har uey, will, with the aid of guardian spirits, obtata fo ) 'one certaia made to wder. Pel oo watlsfaction guarante® ), glaaco of th past and t, and o ndiblons (¢ the future. Bo> f1and Su —