Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 6, 1883, Page 8

8 — THE DAILY BEE. OMAHA. Thursday Morning, Dec. 6. Special Meeting of the Stato Alllance, A special meeting of the Farmers' State Alliance will be held at Kearney, Neb,, on Wednesday and Thursday, Jan, 16 and 17, 1884, All alliances which have at any time been organized in this stat are earnostly roquested to send delegates to this meeting, and all anti-monopolists of the state are cordially invited to at tend. No pains will be sparad to make the meeting entertaining and instructive. A progeamme of proceedings will soon be sent to all alliances, giving names of speakers, subjects and all particulars. All officers of alliances aro_requested to seo that meetings are called aud arrange- ments made to send delegates. Pres’t State Alliance. J. Burrows, Sec. ad interim, The Weather. For the upper Mississippi valley and Missouri_valley: Siightly warmer and partly cloudy weather. Local rains; northern portions, snow; southeasterly winds; falling barometer following, 1 the Missourt valley, rising brrometer, cooler, northwesterly winds, LOCAL BREVITIES. Greatost variety at the 90¢ Store, 4t-m&e ~The grading of Cuming street is to be fin- ishod by the end of the w ~1 wish to say that T will be ton days later in getting aronnd, W, . —The boys of engine honse N a danco this evening at Firsmon's hall, —Block b, 6, 7, and 8 have been added to Plainview addition, on Saunders stroet, ~The December term of the Donglas county district court convenes next Monday. —The Spanish Students open a four-nights’ engagement at the Academy of Music this evening, —Tuesday boing pension day the county rk was kept busy making out pension pn- ~Arrangements will probably bo concluded to-day for the sparring entertainment soon to be given hore by the John L. Sullivan com- hination. A little gir', five years of age, marrowly escaped bo'n z run over by a heavy coal wagon at the corner f Fifteenth and Capitol avenue yosteiday morning. —The Union Pacific has added twelv engines toits rolling stock. Six of these be sent to Laramie City, for the mountain dixion, and the other six aro for the Oregon Short Line. ~Shorily before midnight, last night, a rain shower came up and continded for some time. It is not often, in this part of the country, that there is a rain in the month of Decen ~In the United Stat>s court yesterday the case of the State National bank of Lincoln v, Young, a suit involving a deaft for 87,000, was on trial. In the case of Hoope va, Goos, a civil suit, a verdiot for 2055 for plaintiff was cents per pound.” a customer,” cents per pound, aud thoy are really deli- cious, us the reporter accepted tho privil. oge of sampling them and knows whereof he aflirms, THE DAILY BEE---THURSDAY DECEMBER, 6. 185 THE BOSS BAZAAR The Gréndest Tuing of the Kind Ever Shown 1 the Stale. ertod Into A A Look Throngh the Varions Con Falconer's Hall Verftanble Fairy Land Departments, Thassidewalk at the corner of Fifteenth and Douglas street last night was thronged with people all traveling in one direction, aud that the stairway leading up into Falconer's hall, The windows of the hall were all aglow with light, and strains floated out upon the the outside the forms of hundreds of per- sons could be within, crowding hither and thither, apparently amazed at the beauty and grandeur of the scene before them, of sweet music night air. From seen Bocoming interested and envious, a Ber reporter pressel forward into the crowd, up the stairway, and, slipping past the sentinel at tea door, stood within the gates of what, to all apearances, was a fairy bower, and but for the sea of human faces which met his wonder- ing gaze every side, he would have pronounced it a dream, too grand to be a reality. While standing thus, Bishop Clarkson and his estimable lady advanced, and, tending their hands, bid us weleome. We now came to ourself and proceeded to “‘take in” what was before us. A bazaar is generally supposed to be o place where trinkets and worthless nick nacks are gathered together and offered for nale at fabulous prices, In this in- stance this is not the case; far from i There is on exhibition and for sale in Falconer's hall #2200 worth of toys, fancy goods, glassware, dolls, stationery, oil paintings, candy, and in fact almost everything under these heads that one could imagine. As one onters the hall the first thing that greots the eys is the CANDY STAND, which is located in the center of the It is threc-cornered in shape, and overhead are flags and evergreen trimmines, while two laughable sign cards inform the visitor of the nature of the goods for sale. As the reporter approached tho stand he ven- to inquire, “Whose make of candies have you for sale?” A most lady- liko attendant turned her head and an- swered, **“Whitman's, of Philadelphia, and they are very nice, and only fifty Just then the reportor produced his note book and the lady re- marked, “Oh! excuse me, I took you for " Those same candies aro re- tailed in Philadelphin for seventy-five room, tured rent and all incidental expenses, it is expocted that a large revenue will be de- rived. Mrs, Bishop Clarkson has been instrumental in bringing aoout this atate of things and has labored with unceasing effor's and untiring energy to give to Omaha what will prove a great help and blessing. Through her effurts the goods now on eale were received, and she has also received a large amount of clothing, bed clothing and cribs and other furni ture for the hospital, Several of our leading physicians have voluntarily tendered their services to theinstitution, and now all that remains to be done is for the citizens of Omaha to visit the bazaar and_purchase the goods offered for sale. The bazaar will be continued until Saturday night and we trust that nearly, if not _quite all the goods, will be disposed of by that time. The ladies expect to realiza £2,000 from the bazaar and dining hall, which is none too much, ll things considered. Go and see the tinest exhibition given in Omaha or in the state, B — Bucklen's Arnica Salve, Tho greatest medical wonder of the worid, Warrantad to speedily cure Burns, Cuts, Ul alt RRhoum, Fevor Sores, Cancers, Piles, blaina, Cornk, Tetter, Chapped hands, all wkin eruptions, guaranteed to cure iu 25 conta ever o and svery instance, or money refunded, or box FOOLING WITH A GUN. A Warnkag to Parents With Artillery in the House, arly last week & sp Tue Ber from Kearney gave an account of the fatal result of playing with the family shot-gun. The fcllowing addi- onal particulars were brought out at the inquest he'd Wednesday: *It appears that Mr. H. J. Hodge and wife, living in Beaver precinct, near Swootwater postoflice, left their residence shortly be- fore dark to attend a school meeting abont a mile distant, leaving their three children, a lad named Walter, aged six teen, and Mertio and Mary, aged ten and thirteen yoars, at home during their absence, It had been the habit of the boy to take down his father's gun and play with it. He had been consured for this, butas soon as the parents went away he again took down the shot- gun, and calling to his sisters, they went out doors and commenced playing ‘*deer,” tLe little girls playin the part of deer. The little girls rolle around on the ground in imitation of crippled decr, when Walter raised the gun and fired, killing Mertio almost in- stantly, alarge part of the charge enter- ing her head,and probably fatally wound- ing Mary, eleven shot being buricd in her neck and shoulders. As soon as Walter saw the horrible effect of tho shothe picked Mortio up and ran with her into the house, placing her on the bed, and then took his wounded sister in. Walter is a Iad who seems de- void of gensibility enough to realize the enormity of the accident, and is none too bright. ~ His parents had warned him not to snap caps or point the gun at any per- son, and the accident was due sololy to his disobedience. The verdict brought in by the jury was that the girl's death resulted from a gun shot wound, and the shooting was a oial dispatch to Alligon, Hutchinson, Kan.: At the left of the stairway is one of the rendered. —Wm, Hubeck, who had bean & hartender at Wechback’s saloon, on Farnam utreet, bo- came delirious on Thanksgiving dsy and set fire to the bedding and clothing in his room, He was ¥o badly burned that he died Satur- day, ~—Max Moyer & Bro, have fust put u; elegant clock in the front part of their jewelry store, It is about seven foot in holght and the casing is made to match the woodwork in tho story, It is of their own manufacture and cost ]330, ~—About forty couples atiended tho mas- querade ball givon by the “invincible five" in Qrounse’s hell Tues lay evening. Fom> cos tumes worn were very attractiva, Irvine's orchestra furnished the music and a pro- gramme of thirteen dances was gone through -avith —J. M., Wyngart claims that thieves ent . o1 his store on Tenth stroet Tuesdsy agghtoar- ried away & pair of pants and o vest contain- ing 826 in money. His wifo hoeard the thief wnd awakened Mr. Wyngart, who wa just in timo to see the fellow making his exit through “the frons door. —Tf you want to seoure o bargain in a lot or lots, residence property, improved or un- impreved lands, as » home, us an investment, or for spoculution, it will pay you to call and examine the extensive lista of H. B, Irey & Co., real estate agents, southwest corner 15th and Farnam, Tmproved and uaimproved lands in different parts of tho state. Corres- pondence solicited A gentloman of rare businews experience, having been unsuccessful in his own business in Donver, Col,, wishos employment by Ja nary L. Same is an ablo accoutant, a fine Ger- wan and Koglish correspondent and thorongh- 1y competent to take charge of au office. Can givo strictly first-class reference or so- curity if nocossary, Address L. O, F., this oftice, —A lady rosiding ut the corner of Nine- teenth and Burt streets, narrowly escaped cre- mation Tueaday, She was pouring coal ol into the stove from a cup, when the finid sud- denly took fire, which was communicated to her clothing. Luckily, help was at hand and the flames were extinguished, not, however, until the lady's hands and face were badly burned, —Mr, ¥rank Vodicka has entered into co- | where ive cream is disposed of leads one [ Hoffman's orchestra, TOY DEPARTMENTS, which is filled with every conceivable thing in the shapo of a toy, and it would almost make old Santa Claus himself jealous to gaze upon it. Passing toward the front of the hall is the HTATIONKRY DEPARTMENT, where all kinds of plain aud fancy sta- tionary is offered for sale, also oil paint- ings, hand-bay® and notions, Next comes tho Thristmas card stand, and a more beautiful @ssortment of Christmas ca.ds is never seent, Fhoto- graphs of the interior of the new Teinity cathedral are also for sale hore, In the front of the hzii, directly in the contre, is a MINETURE LANDSCAPE, in the genter of which isa two st buil”in g “representing the child's hospi- ‘al, In the interior of tho hous¢ o seen beds in which are littls dolls, The grounds are beruirwlly laid out with graveled walks, ponds, cte., while tonnis, croquet and hammocks wre to be seen, It i3 nicely designed and elegantly gotten up and is tho work of Mya J. C Jordon, who deserves great credit for (e mune. Passing on to the northeast corner of the room we come to the gem of the oc- casion in the shape of the DOLLS' BOUDOIR, Here may bo found little dolls, big dolls, pretty dolls, homely dolls, black dolls, white dolls, plamly dressed dolls, aud dolls attired in tho richest garments of tho latest stylos, and, in fact, every- thing in the shape of a doll, ranging in price all the way from five cents to two dollars,. The lmniuu of the room sot apart for tho dolls is e'egantly trinimed with smilax, evergreens and lace cur tains, while in the center of the back- ground is a large Fronch plate mirror, and just to the right of it is a sign **Wee Babies.” In connection with the doll department is a nursery which is cunning to say the least. Next is a stand whore fancy knit and crochet work is for sale, then comes a department where baskets and doll car- riages are offered for sale, The fanccy goods department is then reached and is a warvel in the way of embroidery and fancy needle, and other other work of all descriptions, Another toy department and a table partnership with Br. Papez and they have | 8g8in te the stairway. opened a morchant tailoring establishment on South Fleventh street, between Farnam and Harney strects. Mr, Vodicks has had several yoars of experience in the merchant tailoring line in this city, both with Mr, Ramge and Mr. Lindquest and we bespeak for the new firm abuodant prosperi y. ~The tody of Jay Griffin, who was killed arrived yestorlay by the Denver train. It wus taken to Jacobs' un- dertaking rooms, where the coffin was opened Wyoming, wnd the remaina properly straightened out, after which the body was conveyed to his father's residence. Mr, Grilfin (the father) is expected to arrive from the west to-day, The funcral will not take place before Fiidas, ~A party of nineteen soldiers passed through here on the west train yesterday noon, They were from David's Tslund and Columbus barracks and will be taken to San Francisco, at which place they will arrive Sat- urday night They were in churge of Cuptain #0'Connell, Eighth infuntry, who is returning to his company In Califoruia after & four month's leave of absence in the east By the way, Captain O'Counell was stationed at Fort @maba durisg 1872 and 1573, One thing we mustnot neglect to men- tion is the fanoy glass department, This glass was all bought in Paris and was presented by Mrs. General McClurg, of Uhicago, and is of very fino qunlil{. The entire room 1s beautifully fes- tooned with flags and evergreens. un the third floor of the building is the spacious dining hall in which an ele- want ‘um;h is served at noon for twenty- fio cents, and a sumptous supper atH o'clock for fifty cents, The military or- chestra are also stationed here and fur nish most excellent music. THE CHILD'S HOSPITAL, That the Child’s hospital is ono of the greatest benevolent ol ever started in Omaha will not be denied by sy une. It is located on Dodge street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, and will soon be completed and furnished It does not beling to any particular seoct or ereed, but 1s a public institution ud the doors will be wide open to all “The bazaar which is now being held is for the benetit of this hospital, and as every dollar's worths of goods now on sale was donated by friends of the institution the cast, oven to the paying of the hal Saved hiw lifo by a simplo trial bottld of 1) Kiog's New Discovory for consumption, which caused hin to procuro & largo bottlo that com: pletaly enrad him, when doctors, change of climata and everything elso had failed, Asth. ma, hronchitis, honrseness, savera coughs, and all throat aud lung discasss, it is guarantesd ta cnva. Trial bovion 1183 wt C. K. Goodian'a drug store, Large size 31,00, S THE INQUEST. Iavestigating the Cause of ett's Death, rs, Ever- The coroner, thinking it best to hold an investigation as to tho cause of Mrs., Everett's death, an account of which was given in yesterday's Ber., summoned a jury yestorday afternoon and called sev- oral Witpesaos It now transpires that there had been frequent nouble between the deceased and Mrs, Cooney, the wo- man at V5080 house she was at the time of her death, The witnesses examned are people living to the neiglnorhood. P'hree of them testified chat they saw Mis. Cooney kick or strike Mrs, Evorett, about ten days ago, It seems thav both of the women would become intexicated, and that quarreling and fighting would follow, when Mrs Everett, bemng the saaller and weaker, usually got the worst of it, However, there wae nothing in the testimony 1hat gave anything defi- nite as to the cause of hor death. Upon the unanimous request of the jury, Dr Hyde was summoned to make a post wortem examination, Awaiting this, tho jury adjourned to meet agaiu at 9 o'clock this m ring, e e— Wanted. o of kidnoy or AnzAnsw. Can any one bring us a cu liver complaint — that Klectric tors will not speedily cure? We say they can not, as thousands of cases already permanent- ly cured and who are daily nmendin Elecuric Bitters will prove, Bright's disouse, diubetes, weak back, or any urinary complaint quickly eured, They purify the blood, regu- late the bowels and'act directly on the d easod parts, Every bottle guaranteed, For sale at 50c a bottle by C. F, Geedman, A very pleasant social occasion was the twonty-fourth hop of the Sana Ceremonie club, at the Miliard hotel last evening. The members of the club and several in- vited friends were present. The dancing was done in the large dining-room of the Millard, The music was furnished by The following gentlemen were present: Messrs, Wilber, Carrier, Deuel, Sharp, Muir," Crary, Remington, Darling, Beach, Wells, Ro- gors, Raff, Peck, Morgan, Johuson, Wakely, McMillan, Barkley; Jewett, of Tombstone, Arizona; N. F. Albuquerque, N. M, The foll Iudies were present: Misses MoCoimick, Lyous, Lake, Chambers, Tompkins, Richardson, Knight, Balcombe, Reed, tho Misses Sharp, Heth, O Riley, Morgan, Davis; Miss Bishop, of Denver. A programme of fourteen numbers was danced, Au elogant supper was given during the evening. Altog was oue of the most plessant and success- ful social occasions of the season, C—— Laowt Friday, Noveniber 30th, my grip was taken, probubly through mis- take, from the office of the Grand Pacitic hotel at Columbus, Nebraska. Any per- son having it, or knowiog anything of it, will confer a favor on e by writing me at once or sending same in care Comwer- cial hotel, Lincoln, Nebraska, Charles C. Daniel, lothes Raff, of g ‘her this hp STREET PAVING. The Work Laid Ont for Next Yeer and Apportionment of 1he Money. Hu ot Ired T v Kxpended. usand Dollars | The city council on Tuesday evening came to an agreement as to the amount of street paving to be done next year. 100,000, voted by the city at the last election will be entirely ex- pended in paving. This will o cqual to #300,000, as the £100,000 pays for the intersections of streets and the space be tween the alleys, which is equal to one third, and the other two-thirds of the work is paid for by tax on the property benefited. The sum of The following is the work to be done: Farnam street. from the east line of Ninth to the west line of Fifteenth, Howard street, from Ninth to Seven- teenth. . Mary’s avenue, from Si to Twenticth, Dodge street, from the east line of Ninth to Sixteenth, All cross etreets lying hetween Tenth and Sixteenth, from Jackson street t Capical avenue, except Kleventh and Twelfth, which will be paved only from Howard street, Cuming street from Sixteenth to Twen tieth, Thirteenth street south to the Union Pacific railrond crossing. All alleys between these streets are to be paved, mostly with granite. 1f there were 83,000 more at their dis. K"!“ul’ the council could have included inth street, from Capital avenue to the Union Pacific depot. It is probable that the mayor will recommend 250,000 more in bonds to be voted in tho spring so as to include the hillsides, and also the ex- tension of Cuming street, i PERSONAL, enteenth E. Hurlbut, Jr., of Columbus, is ut the Paxton. J. C. Tiffany, of Columbus, is a Paxton arrival, James Scott, of Columbus, stops at the Paxton. W. H. Dorgan, of ! Fremont, is among the arrivals at the Paxton, J. W. Webster, of Lincoln, is at the Paxton, W. Schoomaker, of Lincoln, is staying at the Paxton, J. L. Kaloy, of Red Cloud, is at tho Pax- ton, Rov. Father 0'Couuor leaves day for Omaha. Ho tukes a position in the cathedral. His parishioners presented him well fillad purse last Saturday. Fremont to- Ton Vaughan, of Blair, is at the Millard. Frank Aken, of Blair, is at the Millard. B. Wheler, of Osceola, is staying at the Milla V. Print, of Oakla Millard, ", Olmstead and wife, of Hastings, are at the Millard. Mr. M. Benner, of Cnicago, who is here to attond the test of the Millard hotel stand pipe aud fire-escapo, called at this office last even- iag, in company with Chief Butler. Mr. Benner I8 the patentes vt eho stand-pips co. ferred to. 1, i rogistored at the L More Kobbery, On Monday night just after bed timo a thief entered the residence of Mr. Mer- riam, corner of Burt and Twenty-first streets, and stole Mr, Merriam's new coat and gold watch., Mrs, Merriam saw the burglar but did not tell Mr. M. for fear he would encounter him and get killed. Monday morning a woman called at the residence under pretense of buyin~ rags, and following Mrs, M. 4% gugh several rooms got the TVin of the house and found where the valuables were kept. It is thought the woman was an accom- plice. As was intimated by Tur BEr afew few days since,the *‘crooks” are **round- ing in” to winter quarters and Omaha is getting more than her share of the vil- lains. The city is full of them,and many keepers of supposed reputable houses are to be severely censured for allowing these fellows to *“hung out” around their places of business, It is not because of igno- rance for the proprietors know every one of them perfectly well,but then you know they spend their money freely “and that sottles it, Wk BEAUILL + CARDS New dosigns, never before published Will please avy person, Sent free on receoipt of 2v stamp to every reader uf the OManA Bee. Addiess Samuel Cur- tor, 35 Purk place, Now York. mc&wif. e — DIED, HAZLIP--1n this city, December 4, at 11:30 ). 1., Minuie, daughiter of John and Mury I ey Funeral services will be held to-day at 3 p, m., at the residence of her parents, No, 1135 North Soventeonth stroet, The remains will be taken to-morrow morning to Blair for in- torment. Rochester, N. Y papers please copy. HAZLID-In this city, December dth, ut 11:30 p 1., Minuie, daughter of Jobn'and Ma y K. Hualip, sgod 17 years. Notico of funeral hereafter. LYNCH Iu this city, Dec. 4, 1888, Norah, daughter of ', J. and Kllen Lynch, aged five years, The funeral will take place today, Dec. 6, at 2 o'clock p, m., from the residence, Pacific and Twent MARRIED, MILLER ~MILLER —On December 4, at Omaha, by Rev, J, B, Maxfield, D, D.'W. V. M Esq . suporiutendent of public o of Washington cuuaty, Neb. aud Miss Manids A. Miller, of Blair, Neb. e e—— Buratoge News. gathered in Lyceum hall Sunday after- noon to hear Gen, O, O. Howard, who gave one of his most pleasing addresses on the subject of Thanksgiving. It was listened to with the closest attention. 'he ladies’ sewing circle meet av Mrs, James H. Kyne turday afternoon. 8. H. Brewster, of Girand Island, who has been spending some time in Saratoga and vicinity, leaves to-day for home. The attendance at the regular mesting of the lyceum Saturdsy eveming was largo, and the programme the best of the season, The business of the meet- ing was decidedly interesting. The l literary programme included a sony e — hy Mrs. May H. Meaney, recitations by Master Rustin, Miss Jennie Santon, Lizzie McKenzie and Leva Hazard, the Iatter being especially worthy of praise. The society voted to buy an organ, the cost not to exceed one hundred dollars, The committee who have the matter i large are F. M. Bailey, Mis, May H. Meancy, Misses Hays, Rustin and Patrick. The question debated y “Resolved, That it is better to strive for Honor than Riches.” The question for the next meeting is, *‘Resolved, That Prohibition is the only method of sup pressing Intemperance in the use of In- toxicating Liquors, — A HORSE THIEF Bea's Judge Bencke Ont of a Fine Avimal, A large and appreciative audience The Beast Stolen at % O'Clock in the Evening the Schroter & Bech from Rear of ‘s Store, Judge Beneke i indignant and well he may be, for he has been beaten out of a tine animal by a miserable horse thief. Tuesday, about So'clock, Dr. Frisoni tied a horse in the rear of Schroter & Becht's drug store on Fifteenth street, nd at O o'clock when he went after the mimal to shelter it for the night, some me had been there before him and led he horse away. The police were noti- fied but no trace of the animal has asyet been found. It was a fine animal, color buckskin, with a white mane and tail. It war owned by a church society, and was brought infrom Paxton's pastire Tuesday evening, and was to-day to be presented to Judge Beneke. Dr. Frisoni was to make the presentation speech, which he had prepared and committed to memory, and was not a little chagrined when he discovered that some unthought-of party had walked away with the prize. Who could blame Judge Beneke for being filled with righteous indignation on such an occasion ¢ Just think of it. A tine horse almost in his possession, and then to lose it in such a manner. 1f that fellow is caught and brought beforeJudge Beneke, woe unto him. 1t were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck and he had jumped into the Missouri river. - ——— Badly Slugged. A stranger in the city 1s now lying at the St. Joseph hospital, having been the victim of a footpad. Monday night, near the gas works, he was attacked by a man, who struck him on the head with a club, cutting a gash two anda half inches in ength and penetrating to the bone. In he squabblo he was also staboed in_ the teft hand quite severely, He was robbed i $I11. He wasearried to the hospital luesday morning, when a physician dressed his wounds and he is now com- fortable. Trial o1 a Vive Escape, This afternoon, at 2 o'clock, the stand- pipe and fire-escape, recently erected upon the south front of the Millard ho- tel, will be tested by tho firc department under the direction of Chicf Butler. As this is the first stand pipe erected in this city its workings will be watched with considerable interest, and all citizens are ‘mvited to be present and witness the ex- hibition. Mr. M. Bruner, the patentee and manufacturer, is m the city to wil- ness the tiial. AMRO S R B i st POWDER Absolutely Pure. This p wdor never varies, A marvel of purity trengh and wholesc meness. More econc mical th he odinwry kinds, snd caunot be solu in competiti m +{ththe multitude «{ low test, short weight, alum o 1hospha e powds rs. S8old only in_can Loyal La' ing Powder Co,, 108 Wall Street Now Yorl, SPECIAL NOTICES. 5‘1"'"{3; will Foutivoly not be inserted ONEY TO LOAN In sums of 500, or more o V1 “long time at G4 per cont por annum by R. C. Patterson & Co., 1404 Farnam 8t. 704-1mo ONEY LOANKD—On chattel security, C, E. M RN LT, oo i st 684-tmog - ONEY TO LOAN—The lowest rates of interost M “Bemis’ Loan Agoncy, 16th & Dougias. 284-t1 hi{mmrmwm “Call at Law office of D, L. Thomay, room 8, Crlghton Block. ONEY TO LOAN—J. T; Boatty oans on chatte; Sopile VL property, 918 South 14th 8t. HELP WANTED, ANTED -A 2610 8¢, Mary's ave, VW ANTED =A waten st the Harnoy 5t. Restaurant. 240.0) “rim:b Cont makers 1907 Farnam St. 250 8¢ V7 ANTED- A good williner at 8. Hin S loeh 8 ¥ 624 3 8° oredd oy 88 porter at Grunehanm arnam St TANTED A W s 150 rs or mother and a iu w8 cook aud Dwl W ANTED-Two 10 o Fort Ao 16(h 85U 0 d diving roow girl at Carey house WANIED Dayenport, Zou-th 4 1 WAMED-id to do general housework. 1 Quire st Butfewt's grocery sto Faxton Hote), w0 MWAN ED= 4 gun ot ¢ per win wood yar., Addross 8t Lincols Nob, ""ANH'I» VA ANTER--Machine bande at Owsahabhistfactory 1207 Faniain 3t 28 W ANTED, fodo cu paid L0 good cuok sad oifulaia e -A suiall pir) at 103 Farnam 8t P A girl to do kitchon work, Apply 5. K b Infants and Children Withont Morphine or Narcotin When Bables fret, and cry by turns, ‘What cures their colic, kills their worms, But Castorin, What quickly eures Constipation, Bour Btomach, Colds, Indigestion : But Castorin Farewall then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Oil and Paregoric, ai all Cnstorin, T TR E R SR TS Centaur Liniment.—Anab= solute oure for Rhenmatism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &o., and an instantaneons Pain-reliever. WANTED-A experien d ervant giel for genoral ho sework, nust come sl recommeuduiat C. 8 Montgomery 9802 Harvy 81, L) W ANTED "l at 413 10th stree’, het 1 an 2:4.5% TPHE SCH FIELD MANT FACIURING CO5, of vicinits for thei linliies, They chim their Dost agents clear §7 per day. Circulars froe. WANTED v good canvamars for Colorado Knowledige of the seriil b ox trade nescessary, ro0m 6 and 7 Leavitt's block, Council Bluff fows. 1086 WWANTED-A fow agents lmmediately, Omaha vre Repair Works, 109 8, 14th St 946-1u § \ TANTED Girl for general housewor, at 162 Douglas street. T46-1 VW ANTED-Salosman for each county in tho U S, 70 and expensos. Goods sold by sample. LA BELLE ME'G CO,, Chicago, I Send stamp., 606-13t cod, W Wage NTED-A zoud competent girl to do_ ganeral hou e work, steady cmployment and good Apply to Mrs, A W. Clarke, Papillion, Neb, 10 SITUATIONS WANTED. ‘\ NTED-situation as \raveling salesman b young man, with experience ean fuenish recom- " H. J," Bee offlee, 24y mendations. Address at onoe * 0 sew orlight house: Bee office. 256 6 TANTE) watisfaction. Position Add I by w your or cows in & private famly Address W H. H " crences can be Address “R.L M. nzer's Block opposite 1. O. w room 17 2301 § o ployent cvenings, will keep a set of books or do any other work. Addruss ¢ L. Bee oflice. 21t MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. “n private Bee \\\ TED - Bourd by man and w fo i family, state termi, - Address D, X —Home fora boy 7, &' d girl & to atte 001 for the winter or longer Addr. s ™ 114 8§ FOR RENT--Houses and Lote. F JRNISHED house for rentand fumitnre for sale, Il exchange for board, ~ Addreas “A. 11" 1514 N. 10th st. 107 north A0R RENT -Two large rooms at No. 1 —Large front ue. Fvflu’u,nrf for rent su tabl~ tleman 2 blocks from Opera Hou nam St. r single gen- 1612 ar. 245.5§ 7 nowse of & T00mS withi 1 & hlocks of St. Wary's Ave. Str et car line Price #3600 This will be in the market 4 days only. ground. s room house, 2 acres, 14 room house 26911 JORRENT— House number 1911 Farnam St. §50 per mouth, Apply to Frod W. Gray, 6th and Douglas St. 260-10 OR RENT--With or without furniture, conve ni rooms for house keeping for smull fauily 101 Dodge Street 220} AV S, 1607 Farnam, JFOR RENT—Furnished room and day board at reasonablo rates, at 1814 Duvor port t, b t. 15th and 10th, 10 0K RENT—Furnishod rocu 1610 o streot. 952 53 ) yuse Six rooms, conveniences © mylete. Kood ton nt ‘or $15. & m uth 2250 BETLGE & O, Saunders st Fuu’ RENT — Furnizhed rooms, 1816 Dolge stree . 21185 DOR EXCHANGE- City residences, far + s an 1 bus } it 3 W. LOUNSBULY, 2 61m 35th and Feriam. JFO8 RENT—Buament, room 2436 K. W, conar ith and Juie Enquireof Mie 1. Koy wrner 161k and Jack=on, it nidy 8 House sy en F 1HPPS ROE, Iwu FENT—Six _room house, 21t and Leaven [ worih streets. Iuquise st 1110 Douglas stroct. 20041 omi h and Spruco strects [2OR RENT Three furtishod rooms for hose- e choap, Call 6t 1509 Faruam, room 14 F Wt RENT -With board, large front room wit [ bay window, gas and bath reom, at 1718 Do ge strect’ 107.7% JOR RENT A n quire on promises. Four chambers convenfent for house ar entrance, hard and sort water, parties loas ing t 310 north 17th Street O BENT -8 now houses, 10 ks, hot and cold water &c. ¢ neap to st class tovant, BOGGS & HILL. icrl board 1618 D dge St. or without 1256 ruished rooms forgentlomen — Ad- carv Bee offico. (S8 Houss 0t §10 8. 23rd St., with six rooms kitchen and cellor, §20, por month. 90904 OR RENT—Furnished rooms on the uorthwost oor, 18:h and Capitolayenue, formerly Croighton House, 1861 ()N, furnished room tor rent at 910, large enonich for two vccupaute, 1014 Websterstroet. 54540 OR RENT--Rooms In Nobrasks Nationa Bank Building. Most desirable officos in the eity Supplied with hydraulic clovator sad heated by steam. Apply at Bank. 620-t1 70K LEASE—Four choioe lots on 20 8¢, loay Wo,2i7 N, 18t St. . L. Marble. 6968 JOR RENT—Now store in Toft's block on Saun God location for grocery store, Inquire at Peoples Bank, Dodge W14 {OR RENT—Residences and storebuildings. BED FORD & SOUER, Heal Estato Agency. Offix east side 14th stroet, between Farnaw sud Dougla stioote, 04 “FOR BALE 101k BALE—A stook of heots ard shoos at & bur- l‘ gain, Address YA, Y." Bee office. 2015 i“““ S.LE Thioe ten foot show cascs Inquire ol and Fiickso 1 F]n(:u,l; Best farm in Eastera Nebrasks, 0) wilwe from O aha. . B IREY & 0. 8. W, urner 16th au 2658 DOR SAI E—85—Five room hou e, dition, well, clstern, €te , nice jlac CEMAYNF, 1608 Faruam DOR SALE—50—Hcuseof 7 rooms, 1t Shin ', 2nd addition. $1,6 0, on lon _time. 16541 0 E MAYNE &C0, 15608 Farnan. A0x124, JPORSUE P aere Tk venr e e ments, CEMAVNE& 15441 1500 £a JPORSALE 4o Two and a halt acre t , Saundors str et, & hargain, § 15041 C EMAVNE & €O, 1500 Farnam. JooR saLk as x4, 1, cistern, ete., Parker's ad it on, #1500, (axy term CEMAYNE & (¢ [EXTIN 1500 Fa finest e 1 ng time K MAYNE & ©, 1500 Farnam. JooK saLE-T euce 10t in the city very cheny 150-t1 El Nittlo plac JroRsavk Wro, §2, ash, Vet 158 1 JOR SALE— 52— fow o egant Loty on Harney, bo tiveen 10th and 24th st cota 14t C.E. MAYNE & 1 0., 1503 Farnam D 15, noar center 42,800, 8600 down, Lalance mon bl ita Tt C.B M YNE& ¢ nam OR RENT—Threo nice rooms enitalle £ housekoeping, and oue Largo Foon . {11 1ihe unfurnisned, 1 Fheast cor, 16 h a1 on Tvl-tf SHRIVER & HELL, Op; { R SALE—20 acres in t W. | miles from P 0, 35,07 One teact cont. 18 10, es. oo Hanwcom Park, $6.0.0 506 acres, woll I rov. et ok VAFY Bt FAULSCN &4 2085 NORSATE T i buricaand one + Dodge troot. Ok BALE- 4 —very 100x118, shade and fruit trees aud al sl e b fwo and one-halt blocks feom strect car line. 32 6.0 . Terms eas CEMAVNE & (0, 1500 1500 Farnam “Broom cottie, 1ot JFOR 8ALE ~Tito mo-t eonvoniently and elegantiy arranged cottage in Omaha. Just fini-hed, seyen rooms. closets. i tryw, celinr, bah room, frates, cistarn, city watcr, o The i s 'ocation b the city Strect cars pase the door. 1 you want &_completa home, you willuut get stich a oh Verv cay terms. CE M 2404t E & CO,, 00 Farnai JFOR SALE=86 foot tront on Sherman aven nee lot, fine loca fon, very cheap $1,0 ird cauh, goud 1ine oh balince. 3041 CEMAYNE& (0, 1500 Farnara, , or One JOR SALE —A g Goods and Groce! ant & oo trau son fo - sell Box ral stock, consist g of Dry w,for eah Go d location, Will kol or rent b lding, Rea poor health. Addr. s Taos. R shton, Lola, lowa. 08¢ JAUNVDERS AND HIMEBAUGH'S NEW ADDI- ) TION, *The plat has ju-t been tiled for record, and the Jots in this new and v.lua le ad ition are now bei g wold. Thin addition liew o1 a fow rods from the City Reservoir, a ortion of it occupy iug ¥ £y high aid comm ni & position. A publie park X tesort has been donated to the public by the propiictors, whic , take s int rconideration with ita proxinity £ the new line of sticet cars _soon to be | ut on Mercer avenue, and the pr-poeed Belt Line Hou 1, which must yuss th ough o near 1y this addi tion. muken 1t one of the most de-irable places for in est nent to be found in or near O aba. Pric.s ire ery low aud tern made to suit purchase, We omma: d this add 1io - to the public as onc of the best investments in real ox ute, A, Saunders & Co have the plits to sh w, aud the lots are now on sale at 14 4 Fa te the Paxton Hotel. A R, s K Etat Estate Au JOLLET CATTLF AND CLYDESDAL® HORSES. T ¢ sub eriner b taling orders for spfivg i portation «f the (hove Prices much bel. w those at aucti n & lea. - Refercne:s to thuse suy McCulloch, L Trustand Sav. Bouk, Cic 203 2t DOR SATE—45-Two full lots, 7 r_om house, barn, ci-tern, well. shrubl ery, ete, $,600; one thind cash, or will trage for farm wihn twelle miles of Omahi. C.B MAINE& O, 157t 00 Farn!m t ed. 20, John 7 room houseon Tuvenpart strect, ordir, very nice place, £2,6 0, 300 mon thly instally ents TORSAL I‘ m splen down. bulau AT Qe —N co cot age, 1ot 50x130, on Cor ¢ on'part. (i} Forsate—k bloceks of stree down and & pe_cent month; ways or b Lon ine alithe wisy, 160 1 JFOR SALE 21 Five room house, full ok, barn 5 jor cent stret rail o widdow alke 00, am m, shrubbery, etc., 15th stret,”sou b Omaha, ¥2,160. CE MA co, 170.00 1 amun. OR SALE—A nearly new house of 5 rooms and half lot, un Charles street, neac King, 81,600; §500 down, bulance monthly piyments. Addro 14601 G RATHBUN! Y7 OR SALE—Finy residence lots in Grand View ad ditian, $175 to #32- on monthly | ayments. 1791t C. E. MAYNE & (0., 1607 Farnam. JOR SALE —Lota i frem st. car lin ence prop- 4 eity SHRIVEK & BELL. quantity of ex clléut wine vory chenp 120n Califs rmia Bt. 931 \p, €01 counter, Inquirs at T e, 207 8, 16th St. FECRY room howe, two full lots, DOR BALE-—40 - Largy e A splonid nome; §2,650 barn, well, « good tinie gu piy ments. 150 tf C.E MAYSE & 0O 1209 Famnam For i 1 Tarms 1L W THEV & . W. curner 15t and Farnan, 959 tf lm SALE =hl—Two nico lots in Kour(z & Kuth's widition, cheap. Z sl 9 Furnam, & 0., 1609 Farnam 101 to 151 cord Deinis - hopyod on “Lowe F f hard wood, now I8 8, V. of ¢ 100 St. 1 e F11-1my RARE cRANOL two thor mako a fine ~We offer forealo at s bargaln, of in & body. Wili Six niiles from County Termy easy, 6 Farnam st wolots N. W. corner of 25th and Inquire of Edliolm and Eickson. Chicago 48741 QUR SALE—A few choice Iots in_Lowe's sddition and Prospoct place, 3175 to #2560, month'y in- stallme E/MAYNE & CO., 169 Farnam, 0% SALE—A first olass sooond band top bisggy. Call at 1810 Harney stroot. v TOR BALK--Residance and business property to all parts of Omaha, aud Farm Lands in all parte of the Btate. BEDFORD & BOUER, 79341 213 8. 14th Bt. bet. Farnam and Douglas. OR SALE—Two portaois ooL.ers, 10 10rse powor F Apply b D. FITZPATRICK, Testt ___ 218 South 16th Btroot, \OR BAL rgain, a mmall Mosler, Babuians and Co's fire proof safe. Inquire at this offics. e i - e § U JFO8 SALE—OW nevbpapers w lurge avd b auantition st thi WIBCELLANEOU! "TAKEN UP-—Kod and white ho forabout twoyeare old. Owner can ha ¢ same by paying chargvs V. B Reisdurph 8. 10th St betwecu Centorand Dor o St OST OR STO EN—At the 4 16th o d Daveuport, § aud other’ art given it eturiied to T. 0. Melu OST ~G g hetworn 17¢h wiid Willia 4 10th ai A libersl reward for its i to Joo Spivter U84 and Jones =, 3" 5§ OST—Yoaterday between county clerk »oflice and 4 Hourd of Tn 00 1iil b paidio the houest i der a this office ¢ CHANCE - One good nan with amafl 1wi |t d an ¥ to ¢ hie opportun iy, by addres ing [N TR OST Jsuitably rowarded it etur A goll horse wotoh o arm. Finder wi jre] C B MAYNE & 0O, 1109 Farnam JR0ARY and lodgng #4..0 per week at tho Harnoy o R stauract, 5:i2-mo* EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITION ALIST, 803 Teuth strect, botwoen Faruawm end Par. uey, will, with the ald of guardian epirits, Gbtal: ing a0y 'one & glaace of th past and preseat, snd the certain conditions in the future. Boots and shose malo order, Perfect satistaction Kuarsnteed { 4 — Y ) =t