Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 8, 1883, Page 8

i £ § 1 Thursday Morning, Nov. 8. The Weather. For the upper Mississippi and Missouri valloys, warmer, fair weather in tho wouthern portion, increasing cloudiness and local rains in the northern portion, winds shifting from south to west, fol- owed by rising haromoter and colder west to northwest winds in the northern portions during the night. LOCAL BREVITIES, Tn order to accommodate all at the New ¥ingland dinner at the Paxton ice cream par- lors to-day, the early dinner will begin at 12 and the Inte at 5, Tickets at Max Moyer and Bros., Caulfield’s and Saxe's, —Over eighty thousand dollars has been wpent this season by the city authoritics in Duilding large sizo sewers along the base of Capitol hill and down St. Mary's avenuo to the river, to carry off the surface water. —A regular hop of the Sans Ceremonio par- ty was held Tuesday at the Millard hotel. “There was a large attendance and an cxcellent programme of dances. —The ladies of the Woman's Foreign Mis- sionary society inviteall who want good, ro- froshing supper, to all at tho First M. E. Church on Thursday evening, from 5 to 8 o'elock. —An immense block of stone, almost as large a4 & small cottage, for the new court house, went its way vp Farnam streot carly this morning, drawn by eight horses. —A cordial invitation 1s extended to all the people of St. Barnabas’ and thelr friends, to attend the recoption at the roctory this evening (Thursday). —The States of Towa, Nebraska and Col- orado, and the Territories immediately west have been organized by the Commissioner of Pensions into a suporvising district, with feadquarters at Des Moines, Mr. F. C. Fasnes belng wade Supervising Fxaminer, In this State Col. 0. C. Sabin, of Lincoln, special examiner, s to be assisted by Captain E. . Godfrey. —Saulbury’s Troubadours appear at Boyd's Opera House Friday and Saturday, with mati- mee in their latest and funnicst play *“Green Room Fun.” Reserve seats go on sale to-day. —Tuesday morning at St. Philomena's Cathedral, Miss Mary E. Walker, lato of Willow Springs, Wis.,, was married to Mr. Thomas R. Penny, & well Known citizen of the Fifthward. Rey. Father Jeannette officiated. “The bridesmaid was Miss Ida Lynch, late of Willow Springs, Wik, and the groonfsman Mr. James A. Williame. A recoption was held in the evening at the now home of the happy pair. —The two steamers, “Nellie Peck,” and “‘General Meade,” were #old by the United States Marshal, under instructions - of the United § tates Court, foi debts oiing for for- THF DAILY BEE--OMAHA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBLR 8, 1883, A QUIET CONTEST. The Election in the City an Unnsnally Tame Afair, But Handsome Majorities are Rolled Up for Some of the Best Men, A Fow Offices 8till in Doubt, The olection cf Tuesday was, so far as heard from, a quiet one throughout the city and county. The total vote polled in the county is a light one as will be from the returns, a great many voters not being registered and many not oven going to the polls to have their votes sworn in. The returns aro pretty full thus far as compared with those made within the same space of time last year. 8o far as can be figured up from the count as reported, Savage will go out of the county with a large majority. The contest betwoen Heins and Ijams is close and the friends of both claim their election. Miller is probably elected sheriff, with Rush for treasurer, Leavitt clork, Chadwick county judge, Corliss commissioner, Kent coroner and Smith surveyor. Neville and Wakeley of course had no opposition. The figures so far as received are as follows: seen VIRST WARD, Savage 490, Reese 122; Ijams 371, Heins 47; Anderson 342, Leavitt 370; Rush 491, Treitschke 222; Chadwick 381; Miller 364, Lynch 291, Murphy 52; Bru- ner 261, Rustin 260; Points 192; Smith322; Kent 417, Lanyon 303; Corliss 381, Mor- ton 338; Doll for assessor 458, Haarman 188, Ehrenfert 31; Stenberg and Bran- des are elected justices, and Burk and Snowden constables. Behm received 385 'v‘n;;cs for the Legislature ‘and Stringline FIRST PRECINCT, SECOND WARD. Leavitt 182, Anderson 184; Rush 297, Treitachke 66; Chadwick 208; Miller 122, Lynch 214, Murphy 34; Bruner 143, Points 60, Rustin 164; Morton 192, Cor- liss 177; Heins 169, Ijams 208, SECOND WARD, Second District—Reese 120, Savage 262; Hull 186, Mallilieu 191, Woolworth 172, Daniel 177, Butler 20, Heth 198, Holmes 200, Dean 176, Merritt 31; Wakeley 379, Neville 380; Ijams 204, Hoins 179; Anderson 106, Leavitt 274, | Bruner 58, Points 20, Bruner, . 1 W. H. Kent.... W. H. Lanyon. . Corlins, . Morton. Tjams.... Heins, Warranted to g cers, Sult Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, | grand dining room and very inviting it Chilblains, Corns, Tetter, Cha hands, R i e o eoentantoakPeq amndh: | fooked with its load of fruit and other every instance, or money refunded. or box, 70; Brunerf6, Points 60; Smith 64; Kent . s Semonr, Rochester, N, Y.; F. M., Penney, 66; Morton 34, Corliss 63. A SCRIBE s_ ;FNB OFF. Linwln; Levi Stranss, Chicago, Tllinols; CRICAGO, . George ¥, Harr, Chicago; J. Donnelly, Roese, 78; Bavage, 05; Tjams, 78; Heins, 75; Leavitt, 80 Rush, 118, Miller, 70; Bruner, 63. MOUARDLE, S Fraternity, Recse, 71; Hull, 120, Mallilieu, 117; Burke, W. And is Handsomely Complimented by Hiatt, 120, Holmes, 119; Wakeley, 136, His Fellow-Workers, Neville, 136; Heins, Leavitt, 124; Rush, 83; Chadwick, Miller, 119; Bruner, 11¢ ; Kent, 97; Cor. liss, b4, The Paxton hotel was last ovening the acone of one of the pleasantost meetings | ; ever held in Omaha, the occasion being | | the farewell banquet tendered Mr. Wil. [N liam K, Annin by his fellow journalistsin | an this city. Mr. Annin camo to Omaha five yoars . " |ago to engage in newspaper work, and UNION. Leavitt 80, An- Savage 7¢ 7, T Chad- 33, Lynch 70, Murphy 6; Rustin 62, Kent Corliss 65 Reese derson 58, wick 8( on 60; Morton Tjams 65 80, Lan Heins i & An Omaha FEditor Deserts the :"htumnuth; Warren Woodard, Dochestor; Towa; V. H. Hufragel, St. Louis; M. A. Olston, Lincoln; R. W, Wakeley, Goorge Albert Stofel, Mansfield; J s, Allen, jr., W A. Korty, city, H. E. Teschemacher, J. M. Chadwick, Denver; B, 8. nteal City; G. W, Phieffer, St. Lovis; Thomas Cochrane, puth Orasge, n- 0. A. Wright, Detroit; A. A. Clark, Coun. | Bluffs; €. E. Strect, Hammond, Wi . Balo, jr., Kenosha, Wis.; Chas, A, Ellis [ 8¢ nd wife, Clayton, N. Y.3 Mre, Maxwell, Pratts Rossville, Ilinois; | Chompsou, Albion, ’ Neobraska; Now York: C. M. Foster, Ne nkenfield, Ne: wi - What quick! Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion : o i Infants ana Children thout Morphine or Narcotine, 1 What gives our Children rosy cheek {, What cures their fevers, majes them sleep; "Tis_Castorin. hen Babies fret, and ery by turns, ‘What cures their colic, kills their worms, But_Castorin, cures Constipation, But_Castoria. D Ak has beon for the past four years associate S O The total footings, 8o far as can be as. [ a0 - 'r.[ Ben 4 b e .l\ul»‘..,l\\ i 1;,‘)_". ‘“i Ko Barewel then to Morphino Syrups, Py 2 T8 e = h J. B, Lapere, City; G iggins, hicago; i Hall Oastord; certained from tho returns at hand, ar¢| ;qy of rare ability, fine education, | Charlos 1), Eddinger, Cloveland; John ¢ _# 8 follows: : and natural tact for the arduous duties | Pfan, Cincinnati; Mrs. R. E, Strathorn, Cit % Wittt iy of his profession he rose at once to ono | T. ¥. McDonald, Now Yorks J. . Western, | 2 —Anabe R, of the highest and most responsible posi- ; J. B. Aiken, Chicago; Joln C, |%olute cure for Rheumatism, tions in this line in the west. As a bril- Savage's majority. .. .. 7| hant, entertaining writer his reputation |y COUNTY CLERK. Leayitt Anderson. and again by the rrau in general. A| . 3 hard worker, a genial companion, a faith. ful friend and a welcome member of our Leavitt's majority. .. BHERIFY, best social circles, Mr. Annin will, in QRUINE i b nena 1 | his departure, leave vacant a place not Lynch.... H 7T | easily filled. The banquet at the Paxton was a trib- ute from his co-workers, and none but members of the press were invited. Those present were Hon. Edward Rose- water, editor of Tur Br; ¥. M. Mc- Donagh, editor of The Watchman; Mr., Jackman, managing editor of The Heral Al Sorenson, city editor ef The Repub- lican; Lieut. Pollack, of the U. 8. Sig- nal office and assistant editor of The Herald; S. F. Woodbridge, city editor 047 fof The Herald; W. H. Kent, city 012 | editor of Tur Rex; Clem Chase, reporter 1,035 of Tue Bee; C. V. Cole, of The Lincoln ) Democrat; E. Whitmore, of Boyd's o ana | OPEra heuse; E. A. O’Brien, of The Her- 393 ald, and Leo JHensley. Mr. Richard — | Kitchen, one of the proprietors of the 506 | Paxton, favored the company with his presence, and sat opposite the guest of Miller's plurality. .. TREASUIER, Rush. .. Treitschl Rush’s majority. SCHOOL KUPKRINTENDENT, n7. Kent's majority...... o COMMISSIONER, Corliss’ majority....... : DISTRICT COURT FI 2,556 | head of the table. The Paxton house, which never does Bucklen's Arnica Salve. things by halves, had provided a manifi- The greatest medical wonder of the worsd, | cent feast for the boys. The table was peedily cure Burns, CuuhUl- set in the alcove which opens into their P AN iny delicacies. A detachment of sable-hued oante | d anowy-olsd waiters was soon busied Baumer 1; Treitschke 83, Rush 294; Chadwick 275, Gilbert 1; Lynch 110, Miller 246, Murphy 25; Bruner 182, Points 103; Smith 2006, Grover 2; Lanyon 146; Kent 238; Mor- ton 167, Corliss 213; Donnelly 162, Doll 169, Raven b; Powell 208, Berka 149, Selden 202, Btanton 2, Weiss1; Behm, 267. Stringline 111, Moriarity 6, Fearon 1; Cile 131, Edgorton 183, Melio 1, Lewis 4, Mount 2, Burr1, McKenzie 1. THIRD WARD. J. W. Savage 398, M. B. Reese 179; Mallalieu 244, Butler 21, Dean 305, age, &c. The aale took placo st Covingon, Neb., opposite Sloux Oity. Charles Weiss of Sionx City, bought “Nellio Peck” for' $080, and Robert McNyder, of Bismarck, bought “General Meade” for #1,210, = In the police court there were throe cases of disturbances” of the peace yesterday the offenders being dischiarged. —The well-known tramp, Mr. Alfred Tenny- ®on, was sent to the county jall and being sick ‘will be looked after by the poor house aushori- tles, —TheShannon case was dismissed on aocount of the prosecution not patting in an appear- anco, - ——— A SMALL FIRE, And an Accident Which Results in the Dea'h of a Horse, About eight o'clock yesterday a fire ‘broke out in the alley between Cumings and Izard and 21st and 22d streets in the rear of the stables belonging to the strest Railway Company, and a shed was burnt down, the damage done being estimated at fifty dollars. When the horse car of No. 3 neared the corner of Fifteenth street, a coal team belonging to Mr. Bed- ford wasabout toturn around the crossing and the driver beingunder the impression that the firemen were going to turn to the x‘isht to the lower part of the city, turned his horses in a different direction but unfortunately the fire department’s team made a move to the loft-and a col- lision betweon the two teams was the consequence, The shafts of the hose cart were driven into the unfortunate horse’s belly, making & fearful gash, The lu)or animal, which is a noble looking, brown colored animal, is now dying, Itis valued at 1060, The department responded promptly to the call and the tire was soon extinguished, o — Buy B, H. Douglus & Cons’ Capsioum Cough for your children; they are harmiess pleasing to mi:::vzll;m their colds. D, 8, wod Trade ———— Real Estate Transfors, The following deeds were filed for m‘:t ha&. county ol‘uk';‘ office No- veml| reported for Tax Bes Amos’ real eatate g W ish and wife to Chas. Beckman, w d, n } of lot 14, McCan- Geo. H. how til eo. H. et al to ¥, Koch, lot 17, Kensington, $460, X4 Geo, H. Boggs et al to John Brommer, w d, lot 6, Kenasington, 8375, Geo, H. Boggs et al. to A, F. Kloke, lot 14, Kensington, wd—$450, Geo. H, et al. to ¥. Sonnen- scheim, et al. to J. N. Farrer, wd gt al, to O. Bauman, J. W. Alderman and wife to L. H, Wi wd, nw } and n § of sw | sec 2, p 16, r 0, §2,400, Mr, e sellers,” Hiatt 237, Holmes 244, Merritt 23 Wakely 5063, Neville 568; Ijams 358, Heins 202; Leavitt 298, Anderson 262; Rush 381, Treitschke 103; Chadwick 229; Murphy 24, Miller 373, Lynch 167; Points 90, Bruner 225, Rustin 230; Smith 241, Grover 2, scattering 1, Kent 876, Lanyon 186; «Corliss 265, Mortin 200; Hoover 250; Meyers 40, Weiss .125; Brown 76, Wright 175; Williams 220, P, Stein 260; Btringline 35, Behm 260, Fourth Ward—Savage 439, Reese 271, Heins 323, Ijams 380, Corliss 461, Mor- ton 243, Rush 648, Treitschke 150, Leavitt 0642, Anderson 166, Miller 549, Lynch 102, Kent 401, Lanyon 207, Bru- ner 356, Pointa 208, Rustin 140, FIFTH WARD, Firat District, Reese 167, Savage 338; | cheap. I want to close them out certain | man mightjbe proud to receive. *‘Little and make this price. Hull 167, Mallilieu 168, Woolworth 262, Daniel 500, Butler 35; Hiatt 173, Holmes 174; Dean 203, Merritt 36; Heins 212, Ijams 250; Leavitt 209, Anderson 279, Rush 371, Treitschke 122; Chadwick 269, Gilbert 2; Miller 234, Lynch 197, Murghy 69; Bruner 206, Rush 169, Points 66, Smith 183; Kent 197, Lanyon 296; Corliss 233, Morton 257; wvakefield 427; Judson 168; Manning 168, Houck 147, Hallon 58, FIFTH WARD-: SECOND PRECINCT, Savage 198, Reese 118; Woolworth 142, Daniel 171, Hull 120, Mallalieu 119, Butler 32, Dean 172, Heth 121, Holmes 119, Moerritt 85; Wakeley and Nevillo 816; Tjams 170, Heins 144; Anderson 168, Leavitt 162; Rush 236, Treischke 87; Chadwick 185; Lynch 123, Miller 135, Murphy 69; Brunor 170, Rustin 94, Points b4; Geo, Smith 120, Kent 131, Lanyon 184; Morton 1566, Corliss 161; Wake 281, Judson 113, Hallow 48, Hauk 06, Behm 166, Stringline 134, Moriarity 28, Wakefield 110, " School bonds and paving bonds were carried, and the sale of the court house was defeated, SIXTH WARD, Reese 201, Savage 314; Leayitt 408, Anderson 169; Rush 441, Treitschke 131; Chadwick 416; Miller 861, Lynch 127, Murphy 67; Bruner 329, Points 103, Rustin 94; Kent 377, Lux;on 179; Mor- Rustin 96, gij;g;qy by s test of 75 years' constant uso Still continues. These silks have been pronounced the best value ever shown in | paragus, R i b ; Woolworth 314, Daniel 355, Hull 225, | The vva poins sepidiy, e TR ket Tooa, Kven 31s ol ok s | plenty left of any number except Lot. 4. R Eoihia Grapes; Conibord Grapes, Apples / COLORED SILKS, T s Lot 1. Assorted Nuts, Cheese, Coffee, Tea. Lot 14, $2.00 reduced to $1.35. Mr. Annin made & neat speech ex- WWLot 15. - 82.50 reduced to 81.75. preasing his regret at leaving tho field of | § Lot 16, $3.00 reduced to $2.00. Jjournalism Mr. Rosewater paid him but they are going fast. sirable colors in the 48c Silks offered at our sale Monday and show 50 PIECES OF COLORED SATINS 60c. 26 PIECES GUINET BLACK. SILK, 20 PIECES CASHMERE ton 192, Corliss 381; Neville 667, Wake- ley 675; Heins 361, Ijams 225, WEST OMAHA, _ Roese 05, Savage 34, Hull 63, Malla- lieu 63, Daniel 26, Butler 1, Hiatt 03, Holmes 63, Dean 26, Merritt 1, Wakeley 89, Neville 89, Ijama 26, Heins 63, An- derson 17, Leavitt 72, Treitachke 14, Rush 67, Chadwick 66, Lynch 17, Mil. ler 66, l&uryhy 7, Rustin 16, Bruner 68, Points 4, Smith 65; Lanyon 19, Kent 69, Morton b1, Corliss 39, Ryan 87, Millard Precinct—Ofticial count: To- tal vote, 103. State ticket, Savage 86, Reese 17, Woolworth 57, Hull 44, Mal. ldlel{ 44, Hiatt 44, Holmes 44, Butler 2, Merritt 2, Daniel 79, Dean 59; county ticket, Leavitt 89, Anderson 14, Neville 103, Wakely 103, Morton 45, Corliss b7, Rush 97, Troitachko 6, Miller 42, Lynch 57, Chadwick 49, Kent 46, Lanyon 57, Bruner 41, Rustin 48, Points 13, Smith 44, Heins 29, Tjams 82, Behm 46, String- line 67, Murph’ 3; for selling court house 74, against selling court house 12, FLORENCE, Savage 78; Wakeloy 104, Ijams 64, Heins 43; Ander- sondl, Leavitt 02; Treitschke 87, Rush 67; Chadwick 60; Lynch 43, Miller b8, Murphy 2; Morton 76, Corliss 28, Roewo 51, Bavage 73; Wakeley 104, T, W. Atkins, Girard, Kan.,, writes : | Neville 104; Tjams 64, Heins 43; Arder- nover hesitate to recommend your Elec- [son 41, Lea Bitters to wy customers, they piu entire | Chadwick 60; Electric modicine Treitschke 37, Rush 67; ynch 43, Miller 58, Mur- phy 2; Morton 75, Corliss 28, PLATTE VALLEY, in attending to the party, who, with the proverbial modesty of newspaper men, gave their orders from the following e Reddings Russia Salve has proved its effi- alggunt a . lenu. N. B, FALOONER'S Qptars~Taw, fried aud stewod. Olives, celery, pickles, sardines, cold slaw. Fowl—Turkey, cranberry sauce, Mallard duck with _current jelly, Lroiled quail on toast, > Piper Heldsick, Baked mashed potatoes, French Peas, As- GREAT SILK SALE Desert and Pastry—Jelly Montebell, Punch Romain. 90c, reduced to 60c. Lot2. $1.25, reduced to 95¢. Lot 3, $1.35, reduced to 81.074. Lot 4. $1.60, reduced to $1.25. After an hour spent in discussing the edibles enumerated above, glasses were filled with sparkling amber-colored Pom- e mery Sec, cif were lighted and the GROS GRAIN BLACK SILKS. | pariy entered upon the business of the Lot 6. $1.35, reduced to $1.05, evening. It “Ko be a matter of regret to Lot 7. $1,00,.reduced to $1 20. posterity that a short-hand writer was Lot 8. $1.85, reduced to $1.35. not present to record the speeches of Lot 9. $2.35, reduced to $1.76. Lot 10. 83,004 reduced to $2.50. RHADAMES AND SURAHAS, Lot 12, 81.25 reduced to 75c. Lot 13. 81.35 reduced to 97}c. those who usually talk only ugh the toasts were appropriate and sponses sincere and expressive, as witty and eloquent. These last five lots are desperately|a compliment in his response that an; Mac,” like Mark Twain, came unpre- Wright, Indianapolis; Hugo H is unquestioned and his articles have [ Wood, Cincinnati; Wi, been noted and commented upon time| g, (), Phillips, Lincoln; E, Meinrath, Chi- man and wife, Chillihothe; W. man palace C. F. Goodman is always alive in_his busi- ness and spares no pains to secure the best of every article in his line, agency for_the celebrated Dr, tain cure known for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Hay Fever, Bron- chitis, or any affection of throat and Sold free. Regula up to any price desired, at ? : ber 7, Johanna Fischer, aged 38 years, wife 2,926 | the evening, Mr. Annin, who was at the of Aligust 1, Pischer, Funeral Friday, from Reiwes, This Faber, but it is enough to say that the |strength and wholesomoness. )} ders. Sold only i P B O D Fawdor Gany 106 Wall Sirogt New Yorks T PECIAL NOTICES £ar8pecials will Positively not be inserted unless paid in advance. Levy, New ork; T. D. Birthel, New York; F. . Hahn, Louisville: M. Sprains, Burns, Galls, &o., and an instan taneous Pain.reliover, R go; George Rightmore, Chicago; ., ¥, Shu. . Ray, Pull- Wide Awake Druggists. Ho has _secured_the King's New overy for Consumption, The only cer- lun, d on a positive_guarantee, Trial bottles o] $1. A splendid and good Clock from 90 cts, -2t EDHOLM & ERICKSON'S. | ——— Ladies: Large shipment of twine for macrame work, just received at Morton’s Hardware Store Creighton Block, oct1d-m-w-tf DIED, SCOHER—In this city, Wednesday, Novem- Friends are \AMILETIKAARNITID YYILLIIVIRIN TG SUA-GORD SPOOL COTTON 1S ENTIRELY / The Product of American Industry ! i 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 wayes, bureau 217 N. HENRY FUHRMAN, Fromont Neb. l 7 ANTED—Good girls tor gowd iamilien Best Apply immediately ‘st employment 16t 'S¢, No. office feo. - 02241 SITUATIONS WANTED, nts & situation in Inquire at housework good cash by 11t8 §6,000 yearly. ust D—Situation by a young girl for general . Inquire at' Mrs, Linquest 22d St, 667-7§ usiness, between Leavenworth and Mason. $2 A rar opportunil Parties with the money ‘wi tull particilars, iddress “Roberts,” this ofce. 4-10* VWANTED--A complote ect o8 drawing Instru- ments. be in good condition and_cheap. 656.9* "ANTED—To purchase a good drug business in ‘Omaha. Address E. W. Bee office. 063-12§ "ANTED—To exchange, desirable city residence for farm in eastern N LOUNSBURY, Realestate agent, 15th and Famam, ska. Apply toJ. W. 662-t1 Absolutely Pure. Wi state parti dress “H. A. TANTED-Pleasant turnishedjroom withor withou y board for gentleman aud wife, (po children) iculars and price. reference cxchanged. Ad- . W." this office. 674-10] wder never varies. A marvel of purity, Moro economical tha | and cannot be sold incompetition TANTED—Gentleman and wife wants two un- furnished rooms on ground floor, with board in uhn’s drug store. th ° fthe o kinds, @ Te- | yith themultitude of low test, short welght, :\lnmol T("m‘ family. Addrcss, stating terms, "!fg's"a ;‘me FOR RENT--Houses and Lots. R RENT—Furnished rooms, and board 84,90 per 000-1 week, at 1508 Jackson stroet. DRESS GOODS. pared, but he turned in the following $18.00 JFOR RENT-_Five room cottage. First-class neigh- borhood, 69-t¢5"_j O. F. DAVISHCO., 1505 Farnam St. r month. TO LOAN—Money. Onio Lotreiiosd Fiom 908'%0 816 little poem in honor of the occasion. One lot reduced from 30c to 1bc. ONEY TO LOAN—The lowest _rates of interest 'OR RENT—Furnished rooms and board moder improvements, 1812 Dodge 8t. 676-13) Bemis' Loan Agency, 16th & Douglas, _234-tt Upon the inky pnFer field, ‘@'ve sacrificed each other, ‘We've cut and slashed without a yield, In warlike strife to smother One lot reduced from §1.25 to 60c. Thero was & largo lot of these goods, ONEY TO LOAN—Call at Law office of D, L. Thomas, room 8, Creighton Blook. JOR RENT—Unturnished front room, 220 north 13th strect, , avenue anp Davenport. pastor and bod between Capitol Our dw)‘lfi' foes, and boom our friends, ) And & g die without amends, N. B. FALCONER, Moixv LOANED—On Chattel mortgage, room 7 Nobraska National Bank Building. 184- ¢ JOR RENT—One large front room, purtl nish>d with board, 1619 Capitol 6. Bt no's in peace our wranglings ce For our departing brother. Late A. Cruickshank & Co, ONEY TO LOAN—J. T. Boatty oans on chattel "property, 218 South 14th St. sept16 In truce are journalistic foes, Disciples true of Caxton, Who respite scek from office woes, Around the board at Paxton, Whore dainties plentiful abound, 8. P, MORSE & (0. o) ANTE] 10th ‘e have still in stock a full line of de- i To cheer his breast, our honored guest, WWANTED A paatry girl at tho Emmet House. 696, That drew us to the Paxton, Rosewater, Polack, Parson Nye, o-night have spiked their cannon, GARNET Moz | COLORED SILKS BRONZE Kent, Sorenson and Woodbridge try, \ TANTED A’ girl for dimng room Vwork SEAL WORTArE - What nice roports they'ro plannin’ Wil win! R NAVY (3 To compliment our trusty friend, T T DRAB Who hies him to Nebraska's end, JWANEED-A & Whero happiness may ever bless, Qur genial brother, Annin, ¥V 0'Brien, Jackman, Sweezy, Chaso, Cal Shultz, Dock Haynes and Whitmore, | fice Are roady tho champagne to face— = 3 They cannot eat a bit more; YV Worth $1.00. . nover hefore sold loss than 81, A waitress, 1016 Harney street, ALEX DRE SILKS, $1.50, full 24 inches wide, worth %2.00, DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. We have put on our 10c dress goods counter over 3,000 yards of all colors, De {}ugm. Jllumhmu;ir;lixit:hm, gmhliumg- ins, ete., not n yi of them but what is ernal joy we meet, worth 200 to 400, P e L A AN-| They want to toast brave Annin's health, And wishhim joy, love. peace and wealtl, | Y That his new field to him may yield, On tripod ne'er to sit more. w. The eloquence around this board, he sharp-edged puns and rank wit, of In books are worthy to From this right regal banquet, be stored, R JANTED—Girl for general housework, high wages paid to a competent gitl. Apply at 8. corner of California and 21st Sts, 674 e general housework, Call at 34 door. W' 20th stroot on south side of Harney. 80171 s | TNOR RENT- OR RE 17th an exposure. 701 RENT—Hous ROLLINS, Omahia National Bauk. {OR RENT—A house and large barn on 18th St, NOR RENT—Two large r 11124 N. 1760 streot. ENT-—Pleasant front roows, i Also parlor, with or without o blocks from opera house. Address “C B. 661-tt h St pantry etc., at 1131 Sherman avente, N’ n and wife without ch s 4 chambers convenient for house . | and rear entrauce, hard and soft water 319 \ stores and office: kitchen, closets, 670-81 Jottage 7 rooms, 26th and Davenport . 22,00 por month, ' W. M. DW u. P, near Nicholas, and house and barn corner 26th ‘Win, L. Monroe, 0th and Douglas, Howard 8ts. nice 6 room cottage with 621-51 brick basement, cistern, and city water on 8. 10th 8t. Inquire at' Moore's Harness store 410 8. 18th 8t. 6330 )25 good laborers for rallroud work. = OR RENT—Large and small rooms with or with- out boa 618 Dodge 8. 635-0% ANNWEILER, 11th St. near Farnamn. 668.8¢ THE ESTABLISHERS and main- [ And from our t, regret to part, tainers of low prices in l¥uur midst, The guest of this last banquet. 8. P, Monse & Co. | wyign on Ft. Robiuson's batied walls, Omaba Ohapter, No. 1, B A. Masons | a0i'a bilsssrc blasts he's stacts And lightning flashes scannin’, send Monday. WA}rrm Slaven I in ED_2000 Iaborers for leveo work 60_miles 0] R RENT-Two small furnished rooms. Inguire [ra Drug store cor, 10th aud Douglas, A below Vicksburg, Miss, Cheap transportation, Jobn Menannaree. Apply at H. 11th St. arnan. 667-8§ Building, TOR RENT—Rooms in Nebras National Hauk Most desirable offices i the city. Bupplied with hydraulic clevator and heated by steam. Apply at Bauk. 02641 And list’ to the wint: alls, will Taset thia eyening as' Diark Mastors. | .- hust eutsing okhos naater, H F \OR RENT—A suite of two or four very desirable By order of the . P. He'll think of ua in warm delight, - 0 ; . = ¥ 'Tha frionds that round him hero tommight, | Y\ZANTED--At once, & good firstclass barbor can & furmiatied or usturuisbed, sooma. of eouresiemy With toartul sy, to say sidobbye,® ment and good pay. Address’ o 00 line, on Chicago st 0025t — L i i o157 JQRRPR FHIDODEAY: 1CELY furnished roome for rent. Mrv. A Calder- A The Paxton came in for a good share wood 1616 California St. 608-8 of praise, aod many were the compli- “{ANT -H-lvg:m-:- for each county in the U. 'OR RENT—Furnished front room, 1724 Douglas SOMETHING ments paid to its hospitality and the en- | wid by sampie, © Lo BELLE ME T o0 Chicured? | X-_street. o194 terprise of the Kitchen Brothers, than | 68615t cod, ‘:)Ilé n:;.»:r—" 1“\:-0 furnished rooms at $3.00 and whom the newspaper men have no better friends in the nltK. i At midnight the party dispersed, and went from the banquet to the desk to complete the night's work. MP. Annin leaves to-day for Fort Rob- - EVERY,LADY OUGHT TO KNOW. There exists a means of se- WANED “Agirl to do housework, must be & so0a auired:” Apply 8. coruer 206h and Californa Sta. 68174 Each room large enough for two iy 0 Gosit P ) opcupants, 1014 Webster street. {OR SALE Printers ik, a rare chance for print- | ing offices. We have for sale several barrels of a frst qaulity of printing ink, Being made for_use ler or slower presses than we are now using, | well the same at 5 centa per pound free -on s at Omaba. Wil guarantee it to give good ion on‘smaller and medium presses. THE BEE PUBLISHING CO. OB SALE-_tarms in ewstern Nebreks. J. W. LOUNSBURY, Real Estate Agent, 15th and Far. 61-t1 nam. Vacant halt 1>t near city. Also scy- eral improved halt lots at o bargain. J. W. LOUNSBURY. 15th and Farnam. 602-t1 JOR SALE—Fine driving horse, side bar bugg: harnessfor $500. Greatbargaln, Addross Bee office. \OR SALE—Cheap, a very desirable dwelling house 9 roomws, good celler, well and rm, § lot 83 by 192, Inquire 1814 Webster St. between 18thand 10th A small horse, Inquire of D, ad new court house. JRORSALE - Special Barguing, House and falllot, east froot on 10th street. Easy terms, $2.000. t House, barn and four lots, Easy terms. $2,100. A Good House, 11 rooms, full lot, barn and all com- plete, nearstreet cars. Terms, §3,500. N Five beautifal eorner lots, near troet cars, Improved farms and wiid Jands in quantities to suit in all parts of the state. Towa and Nebraska Coal Lands for sale cheap. J. A ROLLINS, 0 6514 Nationul Ban JFOR SALE-Between 300 und 400 bead of shesp, $2.50per head. ~ Call on, or addrea M. Skidmore, Bkidmore Mo, 084-8° OR BALE—Lote 15 and 18 bleck 8 Hanscom t Flsco on Park ave., only $950. cach. o17-t¢ MoCAGUE, opposits P. 0. f ORSALE—A wel catabliahed Brick business with J hinery aad grounds, Bl4-t¢ McCAGUE, edposite P 0. OR SALE—Twolots N. W, oarner of Z5th and Chicago bt. - Luquire of Edliolm and Ericksoo. I BALE—Corner lot in Shin's additi 610-t¢ McCAGUE, o) Fox BALE_New coftago in good locstd 512:4¢ HeCAGUE, opposite TROR BALE—3 head horser, wagons, bigries and harness and stables for rent at Emigrant, stabl Cuming St. G. DERWIN. 813 OR SALE—Romdenco and bisiness property in I parts of »and Farm Lands fn A1l parta BEDFORD & SOUER, 8, 14th St. bet. Farnam and Douglas. —A number of mo CCAGUE, opposite Two portable boilers, 10 horse pow § D. FITZPATRIC) % 218 South 15th Street. (. JFOk SALEigise wid cormer Tof oo wauare roim Btreet cars at §1.700, 615,41 McCAGUE opposite P. 0. F{'OR SALE—Good busiuces ehancos at 217 1. J. L. MA JAOR SALE—A% abargain, o smaM ) osler, Bahmann sud Co's fire proof sale. Inquire a¢ this offlce. [ FOK BALE—UIa newspapors 10 argo au sl quantities st this of t i;{m SALE—Throeor four residence lota (enors) in best location in city. 61141 MCCAGUE, opposito I, 0, NOR BALE OR EXCHANGE—Full lot sud thre { dwellings corner of 11th and Pacific stroets. Nine lots in south Omaha. Also 160 acres of land near Banton, Nebraska, and Luilding and etook of clothing No. 804 Tonth stroet. Wil exchange for Nobraska farm lands. ~ Furthe at Geo. v 3 H. Peterson's Clothing Store, mnm\nm street. 400-00d-t1 MISCELLANEQUS. OST—One Gent's fur lned Jove ut the opers house, Saturday night. inder will be rewards by leaving at this office. 009-7% \OUND—On Oct. 14, near C, §t. P, M. & 0. R, R, track 12 miles from city, a large trunk contain’ ing gentlemen's clothing. Owner can huve suno by cafifig on W. Redman, 022 N. 10t 8t. €114 Bargain, 600, will buy & good bakery in the city, reason for selling, want togo out of bus. iness, H. Mannweller 11th 8. near Faruam, o 66 QTRAYED UR STOLENOne three vea D and white cow. Suitable reward will be any information leaving to the recovery of CHASB. K. WEBS 84971 9028 6 Mary's Avenue 000k, washer and ironer. - Keferences re. inson where he will en; in business with the post trader, r Paddock, If he does not take with him the vast |an amount of wealth which is usually accu- | eurlnf a soft and brilliant Complexion, no matter how fi)or it may naturally be. VW ANTED-Two good girls, one to tend dining S SRR SR S, iy occup WV ANTED- G tor general housework. Inquire K. Bourd las strect, 8557 NOR RENT- light house or's OR RENT—Furnished rooms and board by the day or week at 117 N. 14th Bt. the house former- weping block corner dfm . jed by Mre. Fay who has Leen bought out by reh 544-101 ed rooums single and for mporarily vacaut in Been Howard. 522U room exclusively. Other £ dhelp in dining room meal tin um's restaurant, 1518 Dodge stroet. do chamber work Apply at Dan- 66244 an’s nolia Balm is a delicate and harmless arti- cle, which instantly removes mulatea by newspaper men, who have nothing to do but have fun and draw their salaries, he carries with him, free | | Freckles, Tan, Redness, |of transportation charges, & great big Roughness, Eru tions, Yul- |load of good wishes from his friends and r Flushings, etc., ete. So fellow workers in the Gate City. olicate and natural are its PEIGONAL effects that its use is not e suspected by anybody, The following were the arrivals at the Pax- Yfzolndy Kus the right to [ton yesterdsy: J. E. Adams, Omaba; Chas, present a disfigured face in | C. Hall, Syracuse; ¥. P. Thompson, Kulama- society when the Magnolia Leery, Salt Lake; B. H. Kent, New York; J. ¥. Kiuney, 8. Kinngy, Nebraska City; J1 8. Hay, Lineoln; F, O. Whitford, New Ha- ven; E. W, Offerman, Kansas 'City; Jumes for 75 cents, mer.s spec 200; 8. Grausman, New York; J. A, Tower, “'i’“ Jalm s soid by all dragsles L e LU Ty Address, with stawp, 4 U. M. Co., icags want live stateagont for Lowa, on & Dew far. Hetall §5.00. *'Forwant of it many wre poor,” (Hon.G. A, Forsgard). Must be iay porsonal visit ach county ses 100 . Tumediate i te occupation au _Box 83, Paxton Hotel, Omaha, _ H=A fow day boarders at Mrv. Wood: 518 N. 19th street 64278 ) sod man to chep out trees out of 50 of ground on Cuming B¢, insidecity limits! Agent 15th and Louglas 8t 578.60 ED—Lady agents to soll the best selling of Ladics'and Children's goods ever offer- i $100 & month. South May Bt., 8061w |~ i | RS Frosey and 1ith, toruis St. ders stroot. OR RENT—Furuished roows on the northwest o JOR RENT—Now store (i ‘Toft s biock s Good location for grocery store, butcher shop etc. Inquire at Peoples Bauk, Dodgd Bt 20160 TNOR RENT—Eleasant roows, furnished or not, as destred, four blocks from opera house. A 1508 Farnai. JPOR RENT—A furnished dwelling cornor Howard Rent§70, per month. G. W, Homwan, ply 476: e ET—Furnished rooms with board 1508 Call- 474-1mo- cor. 18th and Capitol avenue. 3 time, 217 N, , 10th St. —Kosidences and stors buildinge. BED SOUER, Koal Kstate Agoncy. ast side 14th strect, between Farnam and street. 7OR LEASE—Four choice lots on 20th St., lovg J. L. Marble. Ottice Douglas s [ FOE BALE. R SALE—Frosh milch cows, at military bridge 26tk and Cuming strects. w0151 - S ' AUCHION—Trest bankrupt sale of 00ds at the auction Tooms ut W. B Gring 1422 Douglas St. Saturday Nov, 10th atloa m. Hu cloaks and dolmans, 200 suity underwear, %0 gold watches, 20 pair gold braeelets, 26 Oy hains, 200 gold rinie, 10 triple plated custors, 10 niciel clook B 0ST—Nov. 1at, o v mar) tween Harris & Fisher's and Cuming St lie ward will be given 1 left at Horriy asd Fisher i TRAYED Ok STOLEN —November a light A red cow, 11 years ald, one horn broken off, Any %, information regurding her will be thankfully h street Woodyard, Northwest comncr 106 ¥ BENT NELSON, DAY BOARD N W. comer 15tk aad Farnaw st 60021 MOUNT & GRIFFIN Oftice, 218 5. 14th st EDWARD EKUERHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITION ALIST, 308 Teath street, botwesn Farucan sud Hw uey, will, with the aid of guardian spirits, obtata for a0y one & glaaoe of th past aud N certain conditions in the future. wade toorder. Perfoct aad o ote and shocs Ruaatbed.