Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 9, 1884, Page 8

THE DAIL Y BEE. GONE HOME. OMAHA. Wednesday Morning, Jan, 9. Death of Rer, 6, F. Sohing, 0. D, Yesterday lfll’l]il][, Aftera - The Weather. followed 1, lowed in the northern team. of congealed water. bread and water. e ( prised the order of exercises, . held Wednesday afternoon, jured meniber at tho wrist. same arm broken, was dispensed with. 7:30 p. m. eye. —Balle Stewart (Tohnny Bull) gave birth to morning. Bollo was locked up in jail for robbery, but ‘when Jailor Gorman found that tho show. was “billed and must appear” ho quickly reloased the woman, who went to her home and in a very fow moments the deed was done, willlbe prosecuted as soon as her condition a little brown ‘“kid" will permit. city on tho evening of the 17th. command a large audlence. vidends which have accrued, 84,350, fnittee, EGGS! ~—Misses' & Children's Rubber Boots, — Largest stock—cheapest and lowest For the Missouri valley: Fair weather, local snows, southerly shift- ing westorly winds, warmer weather fol- ortion by a light fall in temperature, falling followed in the nortion portion by rising barometer. “ LOCAL BREVITIES, | —A. C. Cross, messanger for Col. Stanton, i had the misfortune to break his leg Monday, Y on Tenth street, between Farnam and Doug- 1as, while trying to control an unmanagoable —Mrs. Koscheo, the lady whose husband foll in the well near the nail works a fow days since, and who was in & delicate condition at the timo, yosterday was relioved of a child, The infant was dead at the time of delivery. —Goo. Guy and Wm, Fitch have associated themselves togethor, and will prosecuto the i00 businoss in this city during the coming soason, They are now laying in a hno stock —Ray Tato was tried Monday afternoon for stealing a wilver watch, and was found guilty, and sent up for twenty-five days on Ray's blood is oad,and the judge thinks ho needs a little dieting. —Russell B, Harrison, Inst night, gavo a dinner to his friends at the Paxton hotel. Fourteon young gentlomen, intimate friends of Mr. Harrison, were provided for, and a hearty ropast with the usual speeches com- —The Iadies of Omaha are earnestly invited tounite with the Womans' Christian Aid Soclotyin a universal prayer meeting, to bo anuary 9th, at Ey 92:30 p, m., in the Prosbyterian church, corner ] Seventeenth and Dodgo streets. F —Robert Buchanar,a Tnion Pacific switch- 3 man at tho transfer, had his right hand smashed on Sunday last, while coupling cars. e was brought to this city and taken to the Tospital, where Dr. Mexcer amputated the in- —Mr. Fred Fromhartz had his right arm caught by machinery and broken, at the White Liead works yesterday morning. Peabody set the broken member. the second time Mr, Fromhartz has had the The fatality in this case i therefore of singular charactor, —The regular mosting of tho common cou cil was callod to ordor last night by the pres- ident, at 7:10, The reading of the minutoes Ninetoen communica- | 81 Dr. This is tions and bills of minor importance were pro- sentad, but no action worthy ot consideration was adoptod. Tho meoting was adjourned at A lively runaway « ocourred yesterday af- ternoon, about 2 p. m., on Douglas stroet. ‘The horse was attached to a top buggy and preferred the sidewalk instead of the street, down which he dashed, colliding with a young ‘man in front of Mercill & Rozenweig's estab- lishment, creating considerable excitement and giving the young man a conspicusus black Monday She —The Kansas City Journal says: Gen, O, 0. Howard, commander of the department of the Platte, with headquarters at Omaha, will deliver a lecture at lixchange hall, in this ubject ‘will bo “The campaign and battle of Gettys- burg.” Gen, Howard is a brilliant speaker as well as gallunt soldier, and will doubtless —W. H. Lawton, agent for the North- western National Life Insurance company, of Milwaukeo, Wisconsin, lnst week, pald to Mrs, A. K. Simpson, £1,143, the amount due her on a policy held by her husband at the timo of bis death. Hardly two months have elapsed sinco Mr. Simpson's doath, and yot with the usual promptitude of the company, the money is in hands of Mes, Simpson. The amount was upon a $1,000 policy with tho di- —Major Newell's friends have offered the Consolidated Tank Line company $2,500 in sottlement for the major's shortages, which ‘was promptly refused by the company, who will use all means to prooure the arrest of the major, who is still secreted in this city, and bring him to justice. He is the seventh man wost of the Mississippi river who has swin- «dled the company in a like monner, and they foel that they must make an example, not only for their own good but for the good of the country at large, The amount of Newell's shortages so far as thoy can be determined is ~—The 1256th snniversary of the birth of Scotland's great bard, Robert Burns, will be celebrated on Friday evening, January 25th by a grand banquet and ball in Crounss' under the auspices of the Burny club, the affair will be o biilliant success it is only necessary to say that the committee on invi- tation and reception is composed of the fol. lowing whole souled and genial gentlemen, to- wit: Thomas Falconer, Thomas Meldrum, ‘Willisn Fleming, David Knox, John Mo Donald, A, C. Troup sad James Muir, Par- tios recelving invitations can procure tickets at Steele, Johnson & Co.’s, W. M. Fleming's, N. B. Falooner's and members of the com. s 2 8 2 dozen for 360 at Geo, Heimrod # 24 ohild can buy as cheap as a man, — g # The Working Man's Family —SHO#STURE — Women's and Children's bettor Aunllty for the same money thau can be ht' elsewhere, —-Ibn'“‘ioofil $2.00 up to 85 00, Bhoes, Brief Illness. A Good Man and a Faithful Laborer in the Vineyard of the Lord, COalled to Receive His Exceeding Great Reward, “Doctor Stelling is dead.” These sad words, as they passed from lip to lip yes- torday, ocast a gloom over the counte- nance of every one upon whose ear they chanced to fall. Rev. George F. Stelling, D, D., pastor of the English Lutheran church, of this city, died yesterday, ef congestion of the brain, after a brief illness of three days. Death at all times is an unwelcome visitor, and its presence is dreaded and feared by the masses, and yet how much more awful it seoms when a man like unto Doctor Stelling is stricken down, and in a few short hours is called from this life into the glory and grandeur of the eternal kingdom, On Friday afternoon last, Doctor Stel- ling was taken with a chill, and on Satur- day he was confined to his bed. On Sun- day he was feeling much better and was supposed to be suffering from a severe col[t?: On Monday morning his condition had changed so materially that fears were entertained for the worst and a consulta- tion of physicians was held, but before noon congestion had taken firm hold upon his brain and it was known by the at- tending physicians that his life work was done and ere many hours he would be at reat. Allnight Monday night he tossed upon a bed of pain, the pangs of fever eating at his heartstrings, until yesterda, at , just as the sun roso above the cast- ern horizon, shedding his beautiful golden rays over all the onr&. the soul of Doctor Stelling, rose from this earth and went to dwell forever in the mansions in theskies, and the weary and mourning watchers stood alone in the presence of death. Doctor Stelling removed with his fam- ily to Omaha in the month of November, 1881. Since his advent in this city he had become acquainted with a large num- ber of our citizens, and whoever he has come in contact with, no matter in what relation, has learned to love him. He was, it seems to us, a model man in every respect. As a father, he was ever kind indulgent, as a husband ever true and noble; as a citizen ever upright and honorable; and as a minister of the gos- ol and laborer in the vineyard of the rd, ever faithful and valient. Like a true soldier, he died in the discharge of his duties, standing manfully at his post, and striving to perform the work which the master had given him to do. In the pulpitor out he was ever the same, good, honorable, upright, kind and enerous man, If there one man in maha more than other, universally loved, respected and honored, that man was Doctor Stelling. Since his advent in this city he has labored with untiring energy for the up- building of the Lutheran church and the salvation of souls. Through his instru- mentality a beautiful church edifice has been eracted, and which will always stand, with its lofty spire pointing heaven- ward, as a monument to the goed man who has passed over the river. He had been groatly troubled for the welfare of the church, and after a severe strain of months his strength gave way. If every brick in that building, which he has struggled so manfully to build, had a voice, that voice would to-day be raised to high heaven in praise and admoration of him who, like the Master of old, ‘‘lay down his life for his sheep,” George F. Stelling was born in Stolze- nan on the Weser, kingdom of Hanover, Gormany, on the 19th day of November, 1827, hence at the time of his death he was a little more than 66 years of age. At an early age he came to this country, and on the 26th day of March, 1857, at 8 rinéfisld, Ohio, he was married to iss Cornelia Jane May, who lives to mourn his loss. Twelve children were born to them, nine of whom are still liv- ing. He was admitted to the ministry in 1867,%and has ever since been a faith- ful worker. He had never had a day’ sickness in his lifo until that of last sum- mer in this city. Since that time, how- over, he has been slowly failing, and many an anxious friend with tear-be- dimmed eyes has watched his slowly bending form and tottering step. For twenty-seven years he has been ono of the foremost workers in the Eng- lish Lutheran church, and was, at the time of his death, president of the Gen- eral synod of the United States. In his death the church in this cit loses a pastor whose shoes will be excee“f: ingly hard to fill, and every member tear- fully deplores the loss, A REMARKABLE ESCAPE, rs. Mary A, Dailey, of Tunkhannock, Pa, mr{y for six years with Asthma and Bro during w{lnh time the best physi- could give no relief, Her life was de- spaired of, until in last_October she procured o Bottle of Dr, King's New Discovery, when immediate relief was felt, and by continuing its uso for a short time she was completely wndfi.xllninl in flesh 50 ; pounds, in a few months. Kreo Trial Bottles of this certain cure of all Throat and Lung Disenses at O, F, Goods wan's Drug Store, Large Bottlos $1,00, Nebraska Rendering and Drying Co. The share holders of the NebEh Rendgring and Drying Co. met in $heir. ‘aunual meeting, whicl was called to or der by the president. Mr, H. E. Powers was elected to the chair) and Louis Heller was elected to actas socretary, A statement of the affairs of the corporation was presented the secretary: il Rmun:q $13,000,00 * Liabilities, .., .... Thefollowing named stockholders were elected as directors for the ensuing year Thos. Gibson, A. Pollock, Louis Hel- ler, Geo. E. Gibson, P. C. Backus, who elected Thos. Gibson president and act- ing treasurer, and Louis Heller secretary. maha, Jan, 8 1 o — Four Beautiful Oards, . New designs never before published. 14th and Faroam A, D, Morsr. | will plu.u.‘8 any person. Sent free on 11 will be given | reccipt of 20 stampto every reader of Tur masq January 11th, by the - ‘Mardi i Omania Brp. Address % Park Place, N, Y. Saratoga Nows. 8241064, January 8.—The unusual severity of the weather during the last week, served as a quietus or the usual sociul festivities common to this season of the year, With the thermometer at muel Carter, 2848 twenty below, or thereabouts, our people have kept pretty well at home, judging from the attendance at the public meet- ings. The attendance at the entertain- ment of the 8. W, A, 8., on New Year's night, was small, generally speaking, but surprisingly good when the weather is taken into account, The re-production of the play which was announced for Friday evening did not come off, owing to the weather, but will be given in connection with the fair of our Sunday school, January 16, 17, and 18,which has been long contemplated and will embrace the usual attractions, to be annouaced later. The literary and debating society met Saturday evening after the holiday vaca- tion, but there were fow wko braved the war of the elements to attend. The usual address was omitted at the session of the Union Sunday school Sun- day. Rev. Hall, of the Soathwest Pres- byterian church, will address the school next Sunday. Mr. E. L, and Miss Jennie Patrick, have returned from Blair, Cuoekoo, B = Bucklen's Arnica Salve, The groatest medical wonder of the word, Warranted to spoedily cure Burns, Cuts, Ul cern, Salt Rheum, Fover Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to oure in svory instance, or moriey refunded. ~ 20 conts or box THE DAILY BEE---OMAHA, W EDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1884. DESERTIONS IN THE ARMY. Plenty of Fatigne Duty. Short Ra- tions, No Courting Servant Girls, and Other Wrongs, Forr Rontxsox, January b, To the Editor of T Bre. 8iri—Seeing a letter in your paper signed by an officer of this post, I take this opportunity to deny a great many of his assertions. I have put two enlirt- ments in the army, and this is the hord- est post to soldiers that it has been my luck to strike. There was a prospect of good soldiering this winter, but the com- manding officer has put on another post behind the officers quarters, for the pur- pose of keeping the dudes of the post from going to see tho officers servant girls, and as for there beingno fatigue here, there is nothing else here but fatigue. suppose you know that there is a saw mill here, and what soldier ever saw a post with a saw mill and no fatigue? The soldiers of this post have had t saw logs for the sutler, and have cut logs for five months at a time on daily duty; and they had to go down into their pockets and pay forrationsout of their thirteendollars per month, or go hungry. There is also a post library here, and an order thatthe library will be reserved for enlisted men between the hours of 5 and 9 o'clock p. MUSEMENTS, A Variety of Tntertainments in One Night Jos. Murphy and company presented “‘Kerry Gow" last night at Boyd's opera house to a large house. 1t is unnecessary to speak of the play, it having been performed here on pre- vious occasions. Let it suffice to say that the audience manifested their ap- proval of the drama at frequent intervals by merited applause. ESMERALDA CLUB, The third assembly of a series of four parties, given by the Esmeralda club, was held last evening at Masonic hall, corner of Sixteeuth street and Capitol avenue. There was sixty couples present, and the dance was merrily main tained un- til 12 o'clock. The music was furnished by Irvine's orchestra, and, needless to say, was most meritorious throughout. The committee composed of Messrs. Whitehouse, Trott, Willett, Field, and Walters, deserve the thanks of the entire club for the manner in which sverything passed off, SKATING RINK, At the Roller Skating rink last night an exhibitiou of fancy skating was added to the usual attraction. Miss Nellie Fuller and Master Bertie Bliss illustrated the possibilities of the gliding art, and at the conclusion of their performance were presented with gold medals by the managers of the rink. A most felicitous presentation speech was made by Mr. Bert Hitchcock, after which the young people were adorned with their trophies. The next important event at the rink will be a grand fancy dress car- nival, to take place next Thursday night, No skaters except in fancy costume, will be allowed on the floor. ——— These Are Solid Facts, Tho best blood purifier and system regulator ever placed within the reach of suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bitters, Inactiy- ity of the Liver, Biliousness, Jaundice, Con- stipation, Weal Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary organs, or whoover requires an ap- potizer, tonic or mild_stimulant, will always find Xloctric Bitters the best and only cer cure known, They act surely and quickly, avery bottlo suarantoed to give entir satis: faction or money refunded. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by O. F. Goodman. Jiafeh Lllnld PERSONAL. ottie Downing, of Blair, is at the Millard, J. A, Brown, of Ashland, is at the Millard, J. R, Hommel, of Lincoln, is at the Mil- lard, W. Y. Fields, of Creighton, is at the Pax- ton. F.d Walsh left yesterday morning for Cin cinnati to attend the brick layer's national union, C. Sample, of the firm of S. C. Samplo *Co, left for New York yesterday afternoon. General Passenger Agent Morse, General Ticket Agent Stebbins and General Freight Agent Shelby, all of the Union Pacific road, loft for Chicago yestesday morning. Joo Murphy and company are registered at the Millard, C. C. Boveredge, of Fremont, is at the Millard, W. A. McKenze, of Lawrence, Kas., is at tho Millard, H. B. Wilkinson, of Helena, Montana, is in the city, and is quartered at the Paxton, George Sheidloy and Thomas B. Tomb, of cattle notoriety, from Kansas City, are at the Paxton, Mr, and Mrs, W. E. Beach, and Miss A, Cody, daughter of William ¥, Cody, all o North Platte, were at the Paxton yesterday, and loft for the east this afternoon, M, P. H., Kilkennoy, of Chicago, is in town on a visit ts her sons John and Jimmie. W. H. Paddock and brother, C. D, Pad- dock, ave registered at the Millard. Mr. James Carroll, who played left field with the Port Huron ball elub last season, is inthe city, and will play with the U, P, club next year, AJM. Post, of Columbus, is at the Paxton; dlso Me. J. ¥ Kryner, of Nebraska City, Mr, H. Calbert is at tho Millard, GOVERNMENT OVERSHOES, We wish to call the attention of work- ingmen to the fact that the only place you can buy a genuine Government Over- shoe 18 at our store. We only have afew left, and for outdoor service there is noth- ing to equal them for wear and warmth. —The only place a workingman can buy Rubber ts for §2.70 isat the Old Reliable One-Price Shoe Store— Mens' Croquet Sandals only 25 cents. —14th and Farnam, A. D, Mokse. — e e— e For S8ae—Two portable steam boilers, 10-horse pow Apply at D, FrrzeaTrIoK's, s17-tf 218 Ranth 15th S, e — Best Haup Coan Neb. Fuel Co, NOTICK, The annual meeting of the Danish Congregation will be held in the church building on Wednesday evening, Janu- ary Oth, j8-2t “CANOX City GoALT Vb, Fuel Co, n | or Chicago; it 18 made in the best manner m. Well, Mr. Editor, on the evening of Januay 2,a brether comrade was reading a paper, and Captain Hamilton sent his dog robber after the pl&flr and it was taken out of his hands. How is this for the best post this officer ever saw/ INFANTRY. MORSE'S NUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE Notwithstanding the inclement wea- ther of last week the very low prices of our muslin underwear, induced crowds of our customers to call and make their se- lections. For Tuesday morning we announce a continuance of the sale, and in addition to the popular line of higher and lower priced goods, we call particular attention to one or two bargains at 650 CENTS. doz. neat plain gowns trimmed with rufiling, lock-stitch sewed, at 50c. doz. best muslin skirts trimmed with tucked and deep hem, at H0c. doz, cambric corset dovers, trimmed with embroidery and rufiled, 50c. doz. chemise, wvest muslin pointed embroidered front, trimmed with em- broidery on neck and sleeves, at 50c. $1.00. 20 doz. best muslin skirte, trimmed a very deep cambric or Hamburg ruf- fle, headed with rows of tucking, very choice, at §1.00. styles best muslin night gowns with fine ambroidery on neck and sleeves, Hamburg inserting yokes, $1.00. styles of very finest muslin chemise, Hamburg insertion, pointed yeke, beautifully corded and finished, $1.00. 8 styles of best muslin drawers, trimmed with deep Hamburg ruftle, two clusters of twenty-three tucks, also some beau- tifully embroidered and lace trimmed drawers, at $1.00. Ladies purchasing now will have an opportunity to select from the largest stock in the west. The rush at our Underware counter yesterday mado serious inroads on these numbers and we advise ouc customers not already served to call as soon as pos- sible. ‘We are showing a line of Muslin Un- derwear uneaqualled west of New York and cut in the best style of the day, and ladics will find our prices, particularly in gowns from $1.00 to $1.50, in chemise from 7dc to $1.00, and drawers from H0c to Tic, skirts from $1.25 to $1.00 are from 20 to 83 1-3 per cent less than ever shown in Omaha and we will duplicate any eastern catalogued garment at a lower price. S. P. MORSE & CO. The attention of the readers of Tur Bee is called to the DISSOLUTION ALE now going on at O'DONAHOE & DOWNEY'S. Everything in the store sold at cost until February 1st. Make your purchase of desirable goods, while the assortment is unbroken. Fifteenth street next to the postoflice. —— HOOKS. All members of the P. H. & L. Co. No, 1 aro hereby respectfully requested to attend the Regular meeting of the P. H. & L. Co. No. 1, at their hall, this (Tuesday) eve, Jan, 8th, 1884, at 8 o'clock, sharp, per order of D. 8. MircneLy, President. E. F. Rviey, Sec. per F. H. K, e — Real Estate I'ransters, The following deeds were filed for record in the county clerk’s office Janu- ary 4, reported for TuE Brk by Ames’ real eBlate agency: George P, Thompson to Anna E. Lomax, w d, lots 3 and 5, block 3, in Omaha, §2. George P. Bemis and wife, George P, her attorney in fact, to Jennie B. Ma- grane, w d, lots 7 and 9, block “P,” in Low's 1st add to Omaha, $320. Calvin W, Morford and wife to Peter M. Back and wife, w d, lot 7, block 44, in Credit Foncier’s add to Omaha, $400. ASTORIA for Infants and Children. NN Castoriapromotes Digestion and overcomes tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Feverishness, natural sleep, without morph atulency, Constipa- , and It insures liealth and hine. * Castoria 18 50 well adapted to Children that 1 recomm known 1o d it as superior to any presci v T A, ARciikh, M. T n s Portland Ave,, Brooklyn, N. Y, What gives onr Children choeks, What Gures tieir fevers, makes them'sleep 'Tis_Castor When bables fret and cry by turns, What cures their colic, kills their worms, But Castoria, What quickly cures Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion, Tut Castoria Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Oil and Paregoric, and Hail Castoriat A T T e PP epe P T T T g CENTAUR LINIMENT-—an absolute cure for Rheuma- tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c. The most Powerful and Pene- trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. SPECIAL NOTICES. #ar Specials Y will Positivelynot be inserted uniess pald in advance. TO LOAN—Monev. ONEY TO LOAN—The lowest_rates of I interest VL Bemis’ Loan Agency, 16th & Douglas 284-tf ONEY TO LOAN In sums of #500. and 0. F. Davis and Co., Agents, 1505 Farnam St. Real Estate and pward Loan 108-t1 O RENT—Large hoated novly turnished tront room east side 18th between Douglas and Dodge st. 651 INT at 2112 California St. 666-10 JOR RENT—A new store roo with all modern improvementa. Revt reasonable togood parties. Lorenzen's Bleck, cor. 13th and Howard Strect. 512t Y1 “property, 218 South 14th St. ONEY T0 LOAN—J. T: Boatty oans on o d chatte| 16 il to do general housework n. Apply 7459 d wash for small faml- man preferran). Good wages to one hay g y refert Farnham street ces. App, WAYTED A oy to carry papers. Inquire at the Post & Tel 10 raph office. 7 wo girls, a_cook and_secon: erman preferred) 1715 Douglas ¥ 1819 9§ : d girl. E. corncr of 20th and California st. Girl for general hensework in & small street. WV ANTED=A baker, 816,00 por month. C Tinms wnd 13th strocts VW ANTED—Good glrl tor housew steady employment N, W, C nam i troets. or. Wil 010§ rk_Good wagos, . 15th and Far. 788U D—A girl for general housework o th aud Harney streets JAMES NEVI t 8. W. LLE. W ANTED—Girl at $10 south 15th strect. 741104 ANTED given. Council Bluffs, Towa. nas shorthand and typ co, and good _referenc , care Decr Wells & 10—t NT—Two new stores. one a goo plac_for woery or clowning store and the oth 1 a very cesirable place for a restaurant, also room to rent. Cunning] 850-1m OR RENT—Furnished rooms on the northwest ¥ cor. 18th and Capitolavento, formerly Creighton ouse. Jor s n's block 13th and Jackson. TOR RENT—Rooms in Nebraska Nationa Bank Building. Most desirablo offices in the oity. Supplied with hydraulic elevator and heated by steam. Apply at Bank. 620t FOR 8, JRORSALE CHEAP_Two g 8, one cook stove and the other a heater. atA. Polack's, 1316 704t NORSALE—A small Mosler, Bshman & Co., fire praof safe, almost new, at this office. t OR SALE—Farm 10 ac: , new house, barn and outtuildings, shade and frut trees, small fruits in abundance; excellent location, 4 miles from post- office, § mile from school. Just the thing for **tiuck” farm or dairy. Price 32,800, Will raise in 80 days. G. k. Doaneé & Co, Real Estate Agents, 15th and Douglas strcets. 071 and draw 618 tf New store fixturcs,shelvin I this offi ‘ew lof seo abstract of title. Dodge St. John G, W 400-1mo. TOR SALE—Only first class hotel In a live town o two railroads, Whitney House, Griswold, Ia. 447-1mo}. TOR SAUE—A business mans residenceS rooms 4 north west of Post Office, $3.260. vacant 8 blocks N. W. of P. 0. §1.800. MoGAGUE, opposite P'. 0. ANTED - Boy to run the Allen Pristing Co. Wi press at the Job office of —A good, relisblo girl at 1914 Webster ANTED—Laundress immediately at Occ 1 Hotel. o Ten yoong men _to lea 516 Douglas street. 00k ke B. SMITH. op- suuth 10th St. 'ED—A good girl for general house work, Kood gi ge 680 8 —A German kitc] n and Harney and Howard. ning room osse and Hoppe, 418 8. 18th St. bet, 660-S Harney and Howard. VW ANTED=A German dining room kitchon girl Hasso and Hoppe, 418 5. 13th S, between VW ANTED-A good washer and irouer at 2408 Dodge strect. 50574 Wasm house, 820 Douglas street. 51 ED—A German lady cook at Auwericau 81141 SITUATIONS WANTED. VY ANTED-A placo by & youny man to do Frank Beach, Irvington, Eep, chores mornings and evenings for his board. Addross 74904 'ED—Situatic ang gitl Apply 1 e given. 14th St Trrlr:nialuml Apply [ on to do general housework in y i at_nd s ot 11th and Dav- enport street. 730 81 YXTANTEE—A position o c'erk by a lady of exper- jence. Address “L. 1." cor, 16th and Faruem Streets. 718-123 “, ANTED- r by middle aged lady. Bee office. Country preferred. 728§ Harness makerond sailier wishes o si in the city wir of raa For pariiculars, inquire of €, E: Farnam strot. isnation . Call or address M. Emil 08 , fine p , top harness for Omaha property. Mayne & Co., 1600 496 tf MISOELLANEGUS WANTb. AN1ED o, in_part paym house and lot, to cott not over § span of work 5th a T M ry preferred), or some business. Will give Randolph Brown, J. P." Bee office. ,000, 8 N 3, harness and wagon, . E. re 721 “Geod in ext cbange lmproved farms, and some cash, Address- ro £ ce offier. 740-12 men (Germans) | A middle aged widow lady of good address, 49 housekeoper in a small family, will add s Bee otlice, The best of references cuuired 7 (Amer- loan or English) wishiig & Liain, pisasant home ress . | will be 3110 0% of references given. Address * thus offioe. Wi —By o widow lady, & furnished house, The best MM 720-101 TANTED—Ten (10) gentlemenly young board with or witbuut room at 0105 1 men to 4th St 180 and Lot Cottage 6 rooms, closets, pan mented cellar aud conyeniences. Pacifiostreet. ntly furnished alcov odern convenience W. Cor. 15th and O RENT—Au ele. soumh exposure, all location in Omahs, ' N streets. Apply 1807 i o1 Fon ke Unfuruished rooms, suitable housekeeplug. 1014 Howard street 748 try, ce- il forlight 391 © room, », fuest Farnam 78741 l“on RENT—Furs 78881 OR RE! 1016 nisk o and unfurnished vot. TUR RENT—A new house, 6 roow: Double voor, cor, I s six horses. inquire at M. Lee's grocary stre 22nd and worth, JPOR RENT—Farlor and bed room partly el or unfurnlahed, in good location. M. Beo ofi e T roums 1512 Califorula 8t DOR RENT—A house with 8 rooms ana stable for Pacific between Oth and 10th Sts. Leayen 670-9% turnish: Address 118§ POWDER Absolutely Pure. A warvel of gmh 088, More economicsl tha the kinds, and cannot be sold in competitio vitnthemutituds oo tee, abort welght, o . B Powdar G 100 Wall Shroet Non York 701 AOR RENT—One large uoturnished ro l‘ by steam, kot and cold water, and othy iy couvenienées. lnquire J. 5. MeCorn Hlock.3 o RENT—Furaished front room 0.6 N. 18ih. i P\un RENT—A well furalshed room on16ta street, # blooks from the oj eva house, #outa 1oth street. Tnquire at 6.7 08781 ck | ent for | 1 OR SALE—Three lots in Hanscom place. 3500 cach, monthly payments. McCAGUE, cpposite r.o. -4 JPORSALE—My two story brick residence, 10th and St. Mary'savenue. Large barn, out-house, water woras, well arranged, Lot 50x200. Piice 7.600. Bes'' Bargain in Omaba, Call at M. Toft's People’s Bank. 27t JFoRsALE2 ne ock west of Park avn nue cars. Lots 50x150. Wil sell the wholo traot for §7,100, if sold before January 1st, 1534, Real es- tate owners bid this bargain, if you call at Peoples Bunk. 278+t OR SALE—Choico business property, three lots oor. Smunders and Charles Strest. 16 will pay you o mvestigato this offer.Callut Pecple's Baik. 270.4 Improved property, which will ps 0 per cent on the investment. Ren JOR 8A the buyer for §1,920 per yea) All occupied by first class ten- ants. " Will sell for 10,500, it sold soon. halt ‘eazh, balance, oné totive y vestment is worth investigation. ank. All or one- Tho above in- JPOJLED CATILE AND CLYDESDALE HORSES. T o subscriber i taking orders for spring im. portation of the above. Prices much below those at auction sales. - References to those supplied. John McCulloch, Il. Trustand Kav. Bank, Chieago. 208 2mf TR SALE—A first clses econd hand top by Call at 1319 Harney strect. el e SALE—TwO portaoso boLers, 10 10rse power D. FIT 1 Apply at PATRICK, M)!l»]fly ith Stre J\OR SALE—Old newspapers 1n large and smail quautities at this office. MISCELLAKEOUS. NDREW FINKENKELLER | A miarket at Saunders S here he would be 1) fri 4, and a great many new iue his stock of meat Rou by g’l‘lh\\ D O’ 0L i ) ol with white stripe o ha ur ward and left toward tho boad, paid if roturned to D—A gold onyx rln calling at Edholm & Erickson on hont Reward will ho . W. comer 10th and Harne \OUND-—A stonble carrage blankct have same by calling at 1127 N, 10tk stre paying chargos. ATRIMONY—A Widower of widdle aze, 18 with- out chikdren, of steady, rober havits, deing business for himself, dosires the acquaintance of a respoctable Protestant lady, of uuddle go vreferred, aud must be of some accomplishments. in - iew uf matrimony ThlK isno humbug, but means busl e ““A. H. 1" Omaha Daily Beo 695 100 MASQUERADE BALL, Saturday, Jauuary 12 1584, at H. Ruser's, one aud & half miles we Hanscom Park 408-11; 7 ¥LER & COMPANY bool kecperand accour tanta. Examine and adjust dis-arranged books in & sys- tematic and acourate manner, giving vorrect balances, will espeeialiy attend to posting up bioks each day where the services of book-keeper are required bt & few hours, making out invoices, statements, and any correspondence confidentially, also make collee- tioas. Offico at . Boyer and Co., 1020 Farnam S.. B4g-1mo EDWARD KUEHL, Also ono flat | - OME S-DEAL ! Lots! I.otgll Lots!! LOTS OF THEM 195 Lot 1x Hawrnorsx, Every one knows this to be the newest thing in the market. A VERY FRw 1ore 18 Kinkwoon, These are acoeded to be the cheapest in the market. 200 Lots 18 OMANA ViKW, Tt will pay youi to go with us and viEw them. We would be ploasad to ' ow any property we have listed. Pricos and value of all this property wili advance in the Spring, consequently it will DAY to NOW. and save from §75 to $160. ——Bdlow we give a few bargains in IMPROVED PROPERTY. No- 1-§2,000. House of five rooms on half lot, nine blocks trom U. ot. Terms easy. 492,500 “Busines corner and buildiag. Terme tosult. £2,000. House of six rooms on full Jot on 20th o for it. 684,00 Two houses on one lot in & good loea- tion, North 10th st, near street car, and a/lin 0od ropair. A good bargain. 784000 A magnificent dwelli-g in Rediok's sub-division, bran new, with sll the comforts of ar modern civilization. A bargain for yo sven room house, betweon Centor and I reots, seven blocks from the U. P. €0, a1 d terms easy. excllent, insblo rosidence property, highly ospectabls looality, and everything in No. 1 shape; terms, 85,760, $2,000. Good house of six rooms, very con- venient to U. P, depot. This proporty is g d canbe bought for the easies] terms Neat cottage on halt lot in Parker's ad- A bargain, 72—House of seven rooms on Sherman avenue, con- venient to the business part, and very desirable for residence. €3 0. 04—A house of eight rooms in Shinn's eddition, now and only one block from etreet cars, very homelike piace, aud as a purchase bar. gain simply immense, ~ Only $2.600. 5—81,000. A neas little cottage in Shinn'sadai- tion, east front, cheap. 07~81,700. Honse of four rooms on 27th and Douglis, Terms cas) . 98—House of five rooms, nearly new, Shinn's addi- tion. $1,600; §500 in cash od balsnoe in monthly fayments. ,000.~ A good_house in Shinn'a addition, six One halt down rooms and allin good repair. and long time ior the balance. 107—82,600. A nics new house in Hanscom Place, cheap. 1001000, A small cot mént Aesociation addi 02—£3,600. Two-story of Nineteenth (19) street, in~ Elizabeth place, block from strect car line. Go look at it for a bargain, —$4,000. On Sherman avenuc, & house and 1t. The lot hasa 06-foot frontage on two strects. co and lot in Tmprove- Torms casy. §1-£6,300. Large two-story house of 14 rooms and_good barn, having 6 complete hox stalls and hay Toff, on_corner lot on Sherman avenue two blocks 'from car line. Great place for hotel or business of any kind, Go and look at it 04—84,000. A two-story house of 10 rooms on full lot in Shinn's first addition. Good impreve- ments. 52—81,800. A one-story cottare on fu llots in Par. ker's addition; good well and shude trees. Torms to suit purchasers. 50—#4,700,—House of 6 rooms on_ very arge lot in Capitol hill addition. This place ‘is complete, i ¢ barn, well, cistern, and onlv one b.ock from car line. 100—$1,000, House and lot. Monthly payments of 12 each. A rare bargain, 00-§1,000. House of 3 rooms, and barn, on fufl ot in Hanscom place, one block from’ car track. 60—$1,100. Story and half house of & rooms on halt lot near U. P. dopot. - Cash bargain. 80—81,600. Lavge store bu ding on leased lot, lease to run five years. Easy terms and near depot. 85—§1:500. Houso and lot on Douglas and Twen- ty'seventh streets, ood barn, well and cistern; £800 down and balance to sut. §2-4000. Two-story frame store building, 22108, on Sixteenth strect. Shelving and counters, curtaing, ete. The lease on lot can run five s store building it only three blocks from postottice; will sell for cash. House and lot in Kountz 3 addition, Tenth and Eleventh on Hickory. This great bargain. 000, Nice house and lot on Clark stteet, E. mith's addition. nt to strect car; r business, ARMS in 1voy and all kin d ezal papers executed at our office. Money loaned on Real Estate. 22 Don’t fail to see other bargains on our Jists. a4 Notary Public always in our office. a7’ Houses to rent. Sears & 7Bosa.rd, COR. 15TH AND DODGE STS., (Williams’ Block) 300 CheapLots Within 14 miles of Postoffice, on and near street car lines, at 8200 AND UPWARD, IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS ! $10.00 to $25.00. AY. BO 000 Beautiful Lots IN SUBURBS, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITION ALIST, 803 Teuth street, betwoen Farnam and Har. ney, will, with the aid of guardian spirita, obtaioing any'one ' glauooof th past and present, and the cortaln conditions in tho future, Boots and shoos wale order. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. DR. EMILY PAGELSEN, Diseases of Women 1613 DODGE STREET. Officshours 10 | to 4: 6:0 to 7:80. DR. I, MATTICE McGill University, Mont eal, and o Royal College of Phycians, London, Eng. Late o Lon“on and Edinburgh general hospitals, of London Throat Hospital and Dublin Hospital for women. Oftice opposite P. 0. 16th street. Residence 2524 St. Mary's avenue. Hours 0 to 11a. m.,1to Saud 7 to'gp. m. OficeTelephone 145 " M. R. RISDON, Gen Insurance Agent BEPRESENTS: Phasalx Assurance Co., o) London, Cash Graduate OB RENT—Comfortable trou: roouw, south-east | weatohesior, i, ¥, Oapital, Ry ] cortier Pourtceath and Davenport, suitable for | Ty Moseheuta, of Newsrk, N. 9., Capital 1/976,000.00 wo gentlemen. 03t | Glrapd i L i e ] Faemen's N il 1,289,915.00 DOR RENT—Nico furnished room suitable for two | OFFIVE:—Koom 19, Omalia Netosal Eank porsows 1717 Cass ot 54:8° ThA0A thone bR R T s B e = b D s e A Ko, s BAMRIA (Wit SRR R LS B1LOO EACH IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS, $10. THOUSANDS of aores of hnproved and unimproved FARM LAND Throughout the State at 3 ‘o $50 per acre. Long time; low interest, Houses, Lots and Lazids BOUGHT AND SOLD. G. R. DOANE & C0., 8. W. Cor. 15th and Douglas Sta. McOARTHY & BURKE, UNDERTAKERS!| 218 14TH SBTREET, BET, FARNAM AND DOUGLAS, T ———