Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 16, 1884, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE e ————————— T e *OMAHA, WE,DNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1884. THE DAI OMAHA. Wodnesday Morning, J Y BEE. CITY COUNCIL A Regalar Mugnn[ of the City Coun- ofl Last Night, A Short Session and no Business of Great Importance Transacted, call a meeting and in all ita bearings. The Weather. g warmer weathor; u winds shifting westerly and falling ba-} A 4 regular moeting of the city coun- 1 lnst ovening, there were present coun- cilmen Anderson, Behm, Hascall, Kauf- man, Leeder, Murphy, Redfield, Thrane, Woodworth and President Baker. After the council was ealled to order; the journal of several preceding meetings was read by the clork. After an hour or more had been spent in this business the reports of the vari- ousmeetings was adopted. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS From the mayor: approving certain SRS LOUAL BREVIT « A party of men, “made up” in Chies oastomes, wore serenading a number of sa- At each place they vidited they were furnished with drinks, procided they would not attempt to sing again. ~The might lcdgers at the city jail are not #0 numerons since the moderation in the They aro infermed that these are not badmights to do the long watch on the loons Monday. Plattsmouth Herald, 15th, the mayor: submitting papers m James W, Nowton, Governor Pat- terson and Mayor King, of Philadelphia, —Tiere will bo prager and praiss meotings [ at the Baptist church, on Tuesday and Thnra- day evenings; also prayer and business meet- ing on Wednesday evening, at 7520, dial invitation extended to all. concerning Indian affairs. it was moved and seconded that it be referred to the committee on gas. —There will bo revival meetings in the G i man Methodist church this week every night, corner Twelfth and Jackson stroets, A cor- dial invitation is given to German friends of | © From city clerk: That Captain Maish had beon furnished with copies of certain In regard to R e o Vora Clark against the pay- —A very plemant party was given by the| ont. of oxcossive taxoh Metropolitan club Inst night, at Masonic hall, About forty coup'es participated in the fos- tivities and had a very enjoyable time, A |bill of the city for $1,300 against the programme of sixteen numbers were danced. ‘The Musical Union or- committee on judiciary. From city treasurer: Concerning the From same: Concerning payment of chestra furnished the musie, Tho club will | taxes by Charlea Williams under protest. Supper was served, soon give a large party. From Jos. Garnau: —There will bo apecial necvicos every oven | ad laid a sidewalk of cinders, and ask Stating that he ing of this week at the Highteenth Strect M. | ¢t it take the place of plank ordered by E. church, corner California and Eighteenth | the city council, treets. The First M. E. church pastor and The object of these meet- ings is the quickening of believers and conyer- | spring. sion of sinners, An invitation te come is ex- tended to all to work and do good. Savage and Leedom, pastors, —The preliminary examination of Vic and John McCarty, Ozro and Wm. Petty, and | tjon to an error in the asscssment of the ‘Wm. Hyke, charged with burglarizing a B. & | special guttering and curbing tax on lot M. freight train in December last, held before | 3, hlock 163, on Harney street. , of Bellevue, was con- cluded Saturday night, and resulted in the holding of Vic McCarthy and Ozro Petty to | referred without reading. await the action of the grand jury, bail being fixed at $1,000. Wm, Hyke turned state’s evidence, and was held as a witness, his bail being fixed at the same amount. R. W, 1 Breckenridge, for the complaining witnesses and Chas. R. Redick, acting district attorney, represented the state, and Col. E. ¥, Smythe, the defendants. From Joseph Redman: ing of sidewalk time extended until Referred with power to act. From W.J. Mount: to the error made in the assessed valua- tion of blocks 13 and 14, in Bo, Hill's addition, for 1883, From Charles Turner: poople will unite. the followin| Calling attention | ¢/ 1n }or brother, Calling atten- W. F. Martin, J. A number of bills were received and From property owners on Dodge street: Asking that action in regard to the pav- ng of that street be deferred for the bride’s mother. present to allow further consideration of the respective merits of granite and h: Anderson, Redfield, Behm and Leeder (e had quite a spirited discussion in regard to the matter, and it was claimed that —The board of trade is going t» work i% | some of the signatures were forged. earnest in the matter of the erection of a mar- ket house and a building for their own ocou- The latter they would like to locate on the vacant lot on the southeast cor- ner of ;Sixteenth and Famam and the aro disposed to somewhere be- ston and Willie Adams On motion 1t was laid on the table. JFrom the chairman of the board of ublio works, transmitting estimates and | Kind from ¢ . W. Homan: Asking permis- sion to put hay scales in the alley in the up on Capitol Petions for paving Ninth street, Cum- twoen Ninth and Sixteenthstroets. The com- |ings street, South Thirteenth street, ‘mittee has been offered $1,000 bonus by the | North Thirteenth street and districts esidents on one block and they will go where | numbers 21, 24, 25, 19, 20, 14, 15, 16, hey can get the most money. The location |18 and 26. * isquite important aud it is to be hoped willbe| Moved and seconded that when this pretty well up town. The new president, Mr, | council adjourn, it adjourn until Thurs. Falooner, will infase some of his energy into day evening at 7 o’clock. Carried. The petitiuns were all deferred until the other members of the board and it is con- > fidently expected that some splondid work | that time. will be done this year. —In our report of the financial condition of the Western Steam Heating company Mon- day, we made quite @ serlous mistake. The | dorson; adopted. figures should have sead: Assets, $26,000; lia- bilities, $22,000, mainly in book accounts. |sioner be and is hereby directed to re- The company yesterday made satisfactory ar- | move the stone from in front of Thomas rangements and will continue in business as | O'Conne; heretofore. Several skilled workmen from the | between Farnam and Howard. It is by works of the Haxton Steam Heating com- pany, Kewanee, IIL, have been employed, and the company are now in better shape to do work than they ever have been before. Their temporary embarrassment was due to the fact Staf that they had put in heating apparatus for several large concerns in this city and through- out the state, and the money due the com- pany for said work was not forthcoming at the time when promised. In justice to the com- pany it should be said that they are solvent | was correct, and recommended payment. and no further troubls will follow, e — Resolved, That the board of public works make the necessary repairs on the North Omaha sewer at once. Resolved, That the street commis- residence on Twelfth street, Guckin; adopted. Resolved, That the city wengineer be directed to report to this council the ount of money required to pave the streets and alleys in and aboutthe United tes custom house and postoflice, giv- ing the number of yards, price, ete. Redfield ; adopted. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES, The judiciary committee reported that the judgment in favor of F. O, Festner From judiciary committee relative to certain streots, and etition of Capt. Reoping’s Russin Salye is unequalled for B Tha LRun " Fooat Likes, ot | Lo, ost of recommending that Marsh in regard to the street railway tracks. POLICE COURT. Ordering the curbing and A Oravzy Girl Honor, | certain streets in the c'ty of Before His Charged With Disturbance of e —— An End to Bone Scraping. Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, ‘‘Having received so much ¢ | tric Bitters, 1 feel it m humanity know it. Monday evening as officers Matza and “Turnbull were standing on the eorner of Eleventh and Douglas streets, a girl by the name of Mena Robinson approached. Just before reaching the officers she stooped down and picked up a rock from | Arnica Salve, and my leg is now sound and the ground, and whilo Matza was stand. | ™ ing with his back to her, she attempted | 8! to strike him with the rock, but was pre- vented by Turnbull, whe caught her arm, ‘The two officers then arrested her and |oottonwood, white ash and many others from the Bloomington N loomington, IIl. For par- ticulars and prices address E. H. Elliott, maha, . Edmund, Pnul.;-n, t duty to let sufferiug tht yoars; my doctors told me ave the bone scraped or leg used, instead, threo bottles of loctrio Bitters and'seven boxes of Bucklon's joctric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a bot- os, and Bucklon's / roica Balve at 25c, per box by C. ¥, Good —————— Get your timber trees, such as cotalpa, of fine variet; started for the jail. wed | Nursery Co., made a terrible noise, .‘zuumy morn- 0 st | i authoeized st To the Editor of The Bee. Some time since Baldwin, the charged with disturbing &c was satisfied that released her. She i THEATRE COMIQUE, Another racket occurred at the theatre ht. The row was be. | 18ted 8 petition among the property owners of Thirteenth street, asking ihat Thirteenth street be paved with granite. He represented that all were in favor of it, ete., ete. 8o, without giving the sub- jeot any consideration, many thought- - | leasly signed the petition, suppdsing that Mr. Baldwin was a property owner, and therefor interested, that Mr. Baldwin was acting in the in- ng the judge | terest of the granite company, Some of the property ewners have since names stricken frou express themselves that Mz, Baldwin's mu,:m was an im;:('uifin.u in securing from them a suap decision before they had had the opportunity to decide as to the real merits of granite or m & Co. charge that i 1 should say s also a cheek, harder one of she was insane house mover, Jack Nugent's boy, Huth is the carpente had lol:::".old-, he 112 i £ hllnn:l.uonc of which uj head His oyen “wero atao He was then arrested it : t £ 5 4 It now transpires EEE o E e — — Keys-Van Orman, M. George Keyes, train agent on the U, P. railway, between Omaha and Coun- il Bluffs, and Miss Annie Van Orman married Monday asphalt. Now Beh! g rass, but a eti -twe years. All new pave. [ Os is being built with | thorized agt. asphalt, Tf asphalt has stood the test in Europe why should it not here? The cost of asphalt at the end ot five yoars in neatly one half the cost of gran- ite, considering the cost of repairs of the anite: besides it is cleaner. b Before dociding what paving material is to be used the property owners should N discues the question We think Thirteenth street is capable of deciding what paving material she wants without the outside help of in- terestod outsiders, B DM Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Tho greatest medical wonder of the world, Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Cuta, Ul- cers, Salt Rhenm, Fover Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chillblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped hands, and all skin eruption, garanteed to cure in overy instance, or money refunded. 25 cents per box, | — A QUIET WEDDING, A Pretty and Popular Plattsmonth Girl Gobbled by an Omahog, A quiet wedding occurred at b o'clock yesterday afternoon at the residence of Dr. W. H. Schildknecht, the contracting parties being Miss Lizzie Schildknecht and Frank T. Davis, formerly of this city, but now with L. B. Williams & Co., at Omaha, The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. F. M. Esterbrook, of the M. E. church, in the presence of a number of friends of the bride and groom. Notwithstanding the fact that the event was known to but few in this city, a num- ber ef handsome presents were received. The happpy couple left for Omaha last evening, after joining in a richly pre- pared wedding feast. Frank has thrift and economy to back him in making him a pleasant and comfortable home for his bride, and we hope with their many friends, that their brightest hopes may be realized. Though it was understood there would be no presents, they received A CLRIAI0L Jowhley fos tha baidb Silver butter knife, from Ettie Schild- knecht, sister of bride. Silver butter dish, Mrs. Waybright. Silver pickle stand, Mr. Merges. Silver sugar shell and butter knife in case, Misses Frankie and Eva Km\pg‘. Majolica frutt set,;dish and a half dozen plates, Mr. and Mrs. Spurlock. Fine statuary and vase containing a handsome bouquet, of fragrant flowers, Dr. and Mrs. Hall. Majolica cream pitcher, from the Pair silver goblets, Mr. and Mrs. Phe- bus, of Crete, the latter a sister of the Pair silver napkin rings, Mrs. Living- e D, Buy your fruit trees,raspberries, black- berries, grapes and nursery stock of any BlEIT R RN ey O] 1t contains 600 acres of fine and good cultivated tock. For particulars address E.H. Elliott, Omaha, N. B. Edmond, Paulsen, is authorized agt. 2t gl PERSONAL, Thos. Swobe, of the Millard hotel, went to Lincoln yesterday morning. Charles H. Brown, Esq., is going on o three woeks visit to Now York for his health, Rev. E. P. Graham goes to Tarkia,” (Mo.) college to deliver an address on Wednouday evening, General Ticket Agent Stobbins returned Monday from attending the pool mesting in Chicago. Fred Boohner, of The Arapahoo Pioneer, came in from the west Monday morning and spent the day in the metropolis. Mr. J. R. Sutherland, of the firm of W son & Sutherland, prominent merchants of Tekaniah, waa in town Monday. Miss Fmma, Clark, of Waterloo, Neb., died in Trinidad, Col., yesterday. Funeral at Fort Calhoun, Neb., on Wednesday. D. A, Piercy, of the firm of Brandford & Piercy, loft for Proscott, Canada, yesterday forhis health. His daughter accompanied him. Andy Borden, the pleasant and affable ticket agent of the B. & M.,is o widower. His wifo loft for Denver on_the noon train yester- day. N. C. Treat, agent of the Union Pacific npany, at Quincy, Illinols, is in the city, M. Treat is an old Omaha man, and has been busy all day shaking hands with old acquain- tances, who are rejoicod to see him again, D. Landen, of Geneva, is at the Metro. politan, J. W. Cook, of Fremont, is at the Metro. politan, M. B. Canes, of Arlington, is a Motro | politan guest, . M. Hovey, of Columbus, Is at the Metro- politan, F. M. Patton, of Friend, s at the Motro- politan, C. P, Griggs and wifo, of Council Bluffe, are at tho Metropolitan, J. R. Payson, jr, of Chicago, is at the Matropolitan, R. 8, Proudfit, of Gourda Rock. is at the Millard, D, H. Sunblin and wifo, of Arapahos, are at the Millard. J. . Trompen, of Hickman, is at the Mil- lard. Bird Critchfield, of Weeping Water, is at the Metropolitan, 0, H. Edmundson, of Fullerton, is at the Metropolitan, Fullerton, are at the Metropolitan, E. V. Clark, of Geneva, is at the Millard, John Steen, of Wahoo, is & Millard guost. Otto ¥, Steen, of Wahoo, is at the Millard, Geo. W, Post, of York, is a Millard guest, M, 8, Lindsay, of Fullerton, is a Millard guest, lard, Beatrice, are at the Paxton., G. L. Thorp, of David City, is at the Pax. ton, J, A, Lewis, of Blair, is & Paxton guest. R, H. Miller, of Nebraska City, is at the Paxton, E. J. Martin, of Lincolu, is at the Paxton, e ——— For ornamental trees, rodes, shrubs, clemates, &c., buy from the Blooming- ton Nursery Co, of Ill, which contains . | 600 acres of fine stock. For sprivg plant ing of nurserystook,address E H. Elliott, maha, N, rB” Edmond, Paulsen, in,m- e THE ‘§LEE OLUB, Assisted by, m.; l;n[;e‘fllenn. Gave n Very Pleasing Concert Last T he announcement, a few weeks ago, tlaat the Omaha Glee club were intend- ing soon to give another of their popular concerts was sufficient to incite a desire, all lovers of music in Omaha and vicinity, to be present at the recital. The club always endeavor to make their con- certa as enjoyahle as possible and, engage some noted vocalist to vary their pro- gramme and serve as an extra induce- ment to the critical public. concert of the series of 1883.-84, at which time Mrs. Amy Sherwin won the merited praise and admiration of all who were fortunate enough to hear her, proved a pleasing success, and convinced the gen- tlemen that they must secure the ser- vices of another sweet singer, and offer the public another musical treat. time it was to be Miss Hope Glenn, the lady with the beautiful contralto voice, who has been gaining rauch honor and more than pleasing her hearers wherever she has appeared. Letters and telegrams have been re- ceived daily by the Opera house man- agers, asking that seats be reserved for people out of town, and the sale of seats to citizens waa also quite large, Shortly after eight o'clock last evening the gas was turned on, the large chande- and the eyes of the observer looked upon a sea of fash- ion, beauty and wealth, ence, assembled to enjoy the programme that had been prepared, presented. a beautiful and varied appearance. and sombre colors blended in beautiful harmony, diamonds flashed and beauty smiled. Taken as a whole the scene was one not soon to be forgotten by any who Though the andience kept waiting a short time for the curtain to rise, no one seemed impatient at the delay, and when the bell rung and it slowly rose from the floor, all eyes were turned upon the stage. members of the club, twenty-seven in number, were seated on the stage, all in the inevitable black dress suits, each with a tiny boquet on his coat and very pleasing was the appearance they made. In a moment the director, Franklin S. Smith, and the accompanist, Mr. Martin Cahn, walked to their respective places, the chorus rose and took their position on the front of the stage and began a programme which, though short, wasa most enjoyable one and pleased all hear- Miss Glenn was very warmly re- ceived and all pleased with the evening’s entertainment. e —— The large audi- gazed thereon. A Stariling Discovery. Mr. Wm. Johnson, of Huron, Dak., writes that his wife had been troubled with acute Bronchitis for many years, and that all reme- dies tried gave no permanent relief, until he procured u bottlo of Dr. King's New Discov- ery for Consumption. Coughs, and_Colds, which had a magical effect, and permanent cure. Disenses of Throat, Trial bottles Freo at C. ¥. Goodman’s Drug Store. Large size $1.00. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,. It in guaranteed A Pleasant Party Given by Planct Lodge No_ 4, Monday Night. A very pleasant and highly enjoyable party was given Mondaynight at Kessler's hall, it being a ball and suvper given by the Planet Lodge No. 4, Kuights of Py- thius, for the benefit of a sick member. There were about seventy-tive couples ce, and they passed the even- ing in a social dance, Hoffman’s orchestra furnished the mu- sic, which, as usual, was first-class. About midnight a sumptuous supper was served, and after the exercise atten- dant upon a good dance, all were thor- oughly prepared to enjoy it. All" things considered, it was ono_ of the most pleusant parties which this lodge has ever given, and all who wero fortu- nate enough to be present, hope that it may soon be repeated rostoftice Changes Pn Nebraska and Iowa during the week ending' January 12, 1884, furnished by Wm. Van Vleck, of the postoffice depart- Postmasters appointed, — Aspinwa'l, Mem ha county, Jeremiah Marlott; In- « vm Creck, York county, Emmett D, ) sm 5; Kiowa, Thayer county, Her- ontinued,—Cline, Knox county; ( pme ¢, Fillmore county. We * office changes in lowa duringweek enutug Jan 12, Established:— Berlin, Tam: Gordon W. Perry, postmaster; Evastin, Guthrio county, Samuel Smith, post’ master; Luther, Boon county, Jas. F. Jenkins, post-master, Discontinued.— Flint, Mahaska coun- tmasters appointed.—Blaine, Bue- na Vista county; C. W. McCord, C strom, brakeman, and especially to express our appreciation of his manly and brave deportment at the' time of the accident, not only in saving, as we believe, the life of a little child, but jin his consideration, care, attention, thoughtfulness and good judgment in looking after and caring for the injured, and of persistent, untiring and continued efforts in that direction until all were cared for, while himself suffering from the pain of a broken finger and an in- jured thigh, showing him to be of kind, unselfish and remarkable humane dispo- sition, and having an unusual regard for the intereet of his employers and human- ity And wo sincerely hope that the company may show a due appreciation of his faithfulness, good judgment and valuable servic A SMALL BLAZE, A Small Wooden Building on Twelfth Street Partially Destroyed by Fire Last Night, About half-past ten last night the sharp, clear tones of the fire bell rang out upon the crisp air, proclaiming to the people of this city that the demon of fire had once more broken loose in our midst. The alarm was turned in from box 42, corner of thirteenth and Douglas streets, and was occasioned by a blaze in a little wooden building adjoining the cornise works, on Twelfth street, batween Far- nam and Harpey streets. The building was a small, one-story structure, and was occupiod as a sort of a tailoring and re. pair shop. The fire department all responded promptly, but on arriving at the box from which the alarm was turned in, found some little difficulty in ascertain- ing the exact locality of the fire, In a very few minutes, however, No, 3 got on a stream, and in a very short space of time the fire was extinguished. The gentleman occupying the building was fortunate enough to get all gf his goods out before any water was thrown. ~The loss was very small, and 860 will proba- bly repair the building Chief Butler has been working for a month to get the occupant of the build- ing to build a brick chimney. The stove pipe formerly ran directly through the roof. A few days ago the brick chimnei was built,but then the tailor went to worl and hung a lamp so close to the ceiling that it burned a hole up through and communicated with the rafters and roof. What gross carelessness. 1t seemed as if the fire department was more than usually prompt last night. The boys had all gone to bed, and yet the bell had hardly sounded before they were on their way to the fire. It is certain that there are not yet a sufficient number of boxes. There cor- tainly should be a fire somewhere in the locality of last night's fire, built up as it is with old wooden rookeries a conflagra- tion may be expected at any time. e —e— Goughs, Colds, and Sore-Throat yield readily toB. H. Douglas & Sons Capsicum Cough Drops. MORSE'S WHITE GOODS SALE. In connection with our great - embroi- dery and muslin underwear sale this week, we will offer to-morrow morning about 500 dozens wide and narrow linen and cotton, real tor- 1 75 cents chon, Swiss, valencienne |- per and other laces at a uni- | doz. yards. form price. J These are usually sold at 15 to 35 cts a yard. Another case of remnants of best qual- ity, bleached muslins in lengths of 7 to 23 yards at 74 cts a yard, worth 10c. 60 pieces more of the sheer white In- dia Linens for ladies’ or children’s white dresses at 15c & yard, worth 25c. EMBROIDERIES, EMBROIDERIES. Our stock of Embroideries is conceded by all our lady patrons to be the finest ever shown west, and we call special at- tention to the matched patterns we are showing from 25¢ to $10.00 a yard, width from two to thirty-six inches, nsertings to match, NAINSOOKS, NAINSOOKS. Now Check Nainsook, beautiful pat- terns at 16c, 20c, 25c. SHEER SOFT FINISH NAIN- SOOKS, 20c, 2c, 32jo. A quality and make never shown here before, BEST LONSDALE CAMBRIOC, 11jc. Pride of West Muslin, 12§c. 8. P. MORSE & CO, BUB Sv Real Estate Transte: The following deeds were filed for record in the county glerk's office Janu- ary 16,freported for Tux Bk by Ames’ real estate agency: George L. Miller and wife to Francis M. Briggs, wd, lot 16 block 12 in w end add to Omaha, $750. Lucinda Monell, et al, to Henry Liv- esey, w d,n} and e 3,8 4, block 73 in Omaha, $817.36 Francis §. Blayney, (unmarried) to Francis B, Brayten and George W. Buck, wd, lot 1 and 2 block “F” in Shinn's 2nd add to Omaha, §1,500. George L. Millor and wife to Alonzo B. Hunt, w d, lot 6, block 19, in West don county, H. H. Luther; Morton Mills, Montgomery county, Lard Kimel; Upton, VanBuren county, L. M. MaBance. A Quick Recovery. ves us great pleasure to state that the ant who was reported being at the point of death from an attack of Pneumonia, has ou- HALL'S BALSA! Naturally he foels grateful for the benefits de- ved from using this remedy, for the lun nd throat; aud in_giving statement we are actuated by motives of pub- lic benefaction, trusting that others b bonefitted in & similar manner, FOR THE LU A. M. Edmundson and E. G. Dixon, of publicity to th D, Nordlengie, of Fairbury, is at the Mil. Mott's Liver Pills Are purely vegetable, act effectuall Liver, cleanse the stomach, aid oure Billiousness, Dyspepsia, and all disorders of the Stomac! the best Stomach and Liver Dills made. Durno's Catarrh Snuff cures affoctions of the mno Johu Barsby, of Fairmont, is at the Mil. Jatarrh and all W. H, Kilpatrick and J, L. Hoglets, of WO The following tribute steom, the brakeman on the tram which was wrecked the other day ou the 0. & R. V. road, has boen prepared and signed by the passengers ou the wrecked train, oud wili be forwarded to headquarters. It is one of which he may be well proud: The undersigned patrons of the Union company, wish to show » Harry O Pacific railroad our appreciation of the f all the employes on tr January 7, 1883, which was wrecked; und to particularly express our heartfelt | th thanks for the many favors extended at all times to passengers by Mr, Harry Ol- End addition to Omala, $750. William D, Pruyre to Helen P, Pruyre, w d, part n sw { sec 10-15-13 E, §2,000. David N, Miller to Omaha National Bank, sherifi's deed, the undivided } lot : £2, in sec. 22-16-13 E, 8109.25. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Thia powder never varies, A warvel of purlt wtrongb and wholesomences. More economical the o odinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competitio withthe multitude of low test, short weight, slum o phosphate powders. Sold only {n cans. Royal bak Bk Powder Co., 100 Wall Birvet New York. What gives onr Children What cures tieir fevers, mal \ atulency, Constipa- tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrheea, and It insures Lealth and natural sleep, without morphine. 'Tis_Castorin. When babies fret and cry by turns, Feverishness, What cures tieir collc, kills thelt worms, What quickly cures Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion, * Castoria fs so well adapted to Children that 1 recommend it as superior Lo a; Farewell then to Morphine § Castor Ol aud Paregoric, an Hall Castorial 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. OR RENT—Comfortable front room, south-east corner Fourteenth and Davenj SPECIAL NOTICES. #arSpecials will Positivelynot be inserted Uless paid 11 advance, OR RENT—2 new 5 room houses for rent. quire on 10th St. next door to Pacific Hoty 1611 Cass Street. P.J. Croedon, TO LOAN-—Monev, ONEY TO IOAN—The lowest_rates of bnterest Bemis' Loan Agency, 15th & Douglg 234-tt {OR RENT—A new store room. with all modern improveme t0 good partios. Lorenzen's Bled ONEY TO LOAN In sums of +400. and_upward. Davis and Co., Real Estato aud Agents, 1605 Farnam SS. 803-t! [OR RENT—Furnished rooms on the northwoat witolavenue, formerly Cryighton 189- JOR RENT—Rooms in Nebraska Nationa Bank Most desirable offices in the city Supplied with hydraulic elevator and heaf steam. Apply at Bank. eral housework at Ao 7ANTED—Imn cdiately a good girl for gencral housework, at the 3d door west of 20t south side of Harney. FOR BALE, o acre lot near Hanscom House 6 rooma and ll first class improve: Must be sold within a fow days. 5 7ANTED— First class(o wakers, highest prices paid and steady W nranteed at Aprel &- “Anight watchman in a business house. - ith references and salary expected, | JP'OR SALE—Pure yellow canary singer and pure 81016 green at 218 N. 9th St. OR BALE—Groen house, hot bed, sash and other market garden fixturos, TED—Colored woman to cook and wash, ily. Apply st 1810 Farnam street. North end of 18th St. H. W.BAIL. {\OR SAT,E—General storc, with brick builain o flourishing Nebraska town, st re doing a b iness of $10.000 per ye Ey corner 15th and ¥a; OR SALE—Stock of general merchandiso snd building, valued at about $5,600. Address Box good girl for geneinl housework at southwest corner 14th and Howard St. ANTED—Girl for general housework, 113 south 7ANTED—A good competent girl to do general Liberal wages paid OR SALE —Leading hotol in a lively Neb raskn For particulars address or call at the N. E. corner Farvam D—Good steady girl for gencral house- work at 618 south 10th C A competent. girl to cook, wash and ra wages paid to_competent help. ORSALE—A small Moslor, Bahman & Co., rge E. Prichett, 208 south I8th St. o proof sate, almost new, at this 'OR SALE—Farm 16 acres, new house, barn and shade and fru't trees, small fruits ¢; excellent location, 4 miles from post- om echnol. Just the thing for ¢ uck” Price $2,800. Will raise in 80 days. G. K. Doane & Co., Keal Estate Agents, hous:work, Ap- mediately at 2008 C: £D—A girl for ger eralhousework 1915 Chi- TOR SALE—Only first class hotel in & live town o two railroads, Whitney House, Griswold, Ia. TOURSALE—Ny two story brick residence, j10th wav Large bam, out-House, hwasher ot the Omaha House, rney street, bet. 12th and 15th. 31 A good girl at. whito cottage 24th and Mason, 2} blocks south of . Mary's avenue, Good wages paid. §7.600. Best Bargain in Omaba. Call at M. Toft's 7 ANTED—Bluck smith at Florence Cut-off, 1y to J. C. Murphy. at the works, \OR SALE—12 lots one block west of Park ave- - Faur or five gentlomen boarders at o rarkiare No. 1311 Webster street. bet. 18th and 14th. L S UL L0, for 87,100, if sold before January 1st, 1884, os- tate owners bid this bargain, it you call at Teoplew k. ANTED—A good buker immediately, at F, F. Goodman & Bros., Plattsmouth, Neb, OR 8ALE—Choice business property, t| oor. Saunders and Charles Streat. It w o Inventigate this offer. - Call at People's Baak. 79-41 ANTED—Four persons to learn hook keeping Situation furnished. J. B. sMITH, 1616 Doug. {OR SALE—Improved property, which will pay the buyer 20 per cent on the investment. “All ocoupied by first class ten- ANTED—A German dining rcom kitchen girl. Hesse and Hoppe, 418 5. 15th St, between Harney and Howard. for 1,020 per year, ants. " Will sell for 810,500, if sold soon. halt each, balance, one to five years, vestment'ls worth investigation. Call at the F good washer and Ironer ot 2408 b 605-t¢ OLLED CATTLE AN CLYDESDALE HORSES. T ¢ subscriber s taking orders for spring im. Trices much below those at asuction sales. ~ References to those aupplied. John McGullooh, 1. Trustand Sav. Bank, Chicago: BITUATIONS WANTED. portation of the above. g Young man desires a situation a3 assistint book-Keegor or work in any asteady mar is wanted. Ject aya position, OR SALE—A first class second hand toj Call at 1810 Harney stroet. R SALE—TWO portaoie noLers, 10 1078 power by & good Gerwan girl. Inquire D. OR BALE—Old no mpepors 1 large and emal quantities at this office. [ MIBCELLANEOUS, —From stab'e between Burt and Webstor, plack mare pony, with no shoes on, Tain halter marks, property’ of «ave at Atwood & Fox's batz:, on 16th and Donglas 842178 ituation as house keeper, nurse or oroughly compeunt aud good refer- 7ANTED—A situation as waiter by a young Ger- ve best of references. ND - Purse with money on_the road lard. - Owner call on Boggs & Hil v an experlenced farmer and stock er, o eituation as farm manager and sn tendent of o stock and graiu farm. years' experience in the feeding of cattle and sheep for market, tog: ther with the growing and fe of 1oots. Addrees “C." Bee ofll uises on Des. 15, 1583, in wesi Omaha, one Cream Colored Pony. white rpot in forehead, mane and tail a littic. dorker JAS E VANDERCOOK. GENTLEMAN book-keepor of over » erience, and at present conneeted wner, giving corrct b'an, y will especialiy attend to postis g up broks each day where the services of a book- a fow hours, waking out any correspondenco confident all Otfloe at P. Boyer and \EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PAUMYSTERY AND CONDITION. ALIST, 808 Tenth stroet, between Farnam and Hare I, with the ald of guardian spirits, obtaiaing o0y 'one glaaco of th past and oertain conditions n the future. Perfoct satistaction cuaranteed. SHOR LINE. crper are rquired but MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, ANTED—To invest eighy or ten hundred dollars ‘08 48 ook-keeper, or in some oth- Would loan the money to em. | TANTED—Partner in land business. 3500 will buy & balf interest in & well established, finely nd loan business uthern Nebraska Tho use of tho term ** Shor in connection with the name of a greatroad, o0 idea of ust what lic—a Short Line, Quick d the best of scco tions—all of which are fura- Iahed by tho greatest railway i Americe. | @eoaco, MrwAvKEE And St. Paul. Ttowns and operates over 4,500 miles of o8 Wisconsin, Mioncsots, lowsaa Dakota; and aa t8 main lines, branches and connec- reat business centres of the ‘cat, it naturally answers the deseription of Short Line, and Best Route betwecn Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Minneapolls. kee, La Crosse and Winona. wukee, Absrdeen and Elland Chicago, Milwaukee, Kau Claire and Stil ANTED —T0 tradc a fine single horse wolendid carriage or bugicy team for real BARKER & MAYNE, N. E. coraer 13th and Farn ADIES OR YOUNG MEN 1 city or country to d pleasant work at their own quietly made; work —Young couple with excellent 1eferences, want board +nd room with use ef piano, in privale fam- ‘Address N, L," B office. 5 FOR RENT--Houses and Lots. JOR RENT—Twenty houses, B te Post uft Inquire McCague | Northern Iinols, 840U T Acottage of four rooms 14th and Chi- | Northwest and_Far cago. Inquire of Thos. Swilt, 16th and Chicago ENT—5 room house near U, P, large turnisncd 100w, room dwelliog with steam cistern water, bath water onua and Fairibault. Chicago, Beloit Janesyil Chicago, Elgin, Rockford Chicago, Clinton, Rock 1 Chicago, Council Bluffs and Omaba. Chicago, Sioux City, Sioux Falls and Yankton Mitchell and Chusuberlaia, Paul and Minneapolis, ul and Minocépolis. Finost Dinlug Cars tn every conveulence fu & first-class ci C. and Codar Raplda Rook lsland, Dubuqle, Davenport, Calmar, 5 % SRS Pullman Sleepers and A large nasciacnt, also entire sec world are run on the main lines of the 0 MILWA! Inquire 1118 Hainey St 0 passongers by courte NOR RENT—A well furaished reom on 15t street, | Gus employes of the sompany. 3 blooks from the opera house, 40uta 16th street. A. V. H. CARPENTER, Ge'l Pass. Agent,. GEO H. HEAFFORD, © ESTORED, nce, causing vervo: R RENT—Furnished rooms, 1816 DoJge street. 766160 NOR RENT—Furnished room at No. %@ o ~Nice furniahed front roow with bo.rd for t: reous 1814 Davenport St DOK RENT—Au elogantly furnished alcove Il modern conveniences, W. Cor. 18th and Farnam AR00D R 1. promatute decay, ot w h 0 hic fu low-suferam. location ln Omabs. N. Xa BESVES. @ Chathaa it.. Rew Yorks.