Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 29, 1884, Page 8

- THE DAILY BEE D Reed, Miss Louisa Thompeoy Smmllwood and wife, thilda Wark, of Denver, Col.; T. Ellis, Ogden, Utah; J. G. Oraig, Lincoln, Neb ; Miss Kelley, Auarora, Ed. Dowal and 1. H. Straderick, Chi THE DAILY B OMAHA. Tuesday Morning, Jan, 28, EE. THE TELEGRZPHERS. Their Regnlar Aqnnal B}ill in Cronnse’s A Beautiful Hall, a Beaunuful Com- pany, and an Elegant Party Throughont, F. M. Crittonton and_wife, Denver; K. il Bloffa; A. E.Carlton and A. F. Wasl ington, 8t. Joseph, Mo.; Ed. Burns, J7/ and wife, Craig, Neb.; Miss Em* Hayes, Chicago; D. Brownleo, B George W+ Huddleston and wifo, & o0ago; P. Whitford and wife, hi- eago, The Weather, For the Missouri wvalley: Generally fair weather, varible winds, falling har- ometer preceded in the northern portion by a sl gfl. rige, colder followed by warm- er woal The annual ball of the telegraphers had beon looked forward to for weoks by the lovers of tho terpsichorean art, and none had anticipated too much, and, in fact, not half enough, for a finer party —Tho Chantaugua Titerary and scientific [ was hardly ever given in Omaha than circle will meet this (Tuesday) A‘vm\lrw. was that of last night. at the rodidence of Mrw. R. 1. Hills, 2018 Cal- | * oy 43¢, 50at eight the carringes began e to roll up in front of Csounse’s block D o a posen, One | Yith their londs of human freight, and wow discharged, one paid & finy of 85 and the | bY half-past nine the entire party had other two were sentonced to thrse daya each | assembled, in the county jail. As one entered the room a beautifal —Teain No, 1, of the U, I, railrond, went | 8ight presented itself. There were fully wostward from Omaha yesterday with each | one hundred and twenty-fivo couple, conch well filled with passongers, most of | many of whom were from the first whom were bound through to San Francisco. | families of this city. The ladies wero all ~—Two celestials engaged in & home quarrel | beautifully amd tastily dressed, and many Sunday night on Tenth street, over a division | of them wore elegant toilets. The gen- ‘of their washee earnings for the past woek. | y1omen most of whom were attired in xizf'":';":“:‘ :“S‘u"::'h::::' the conventional black dress suit, never b Atk gt MR [looked better. oun changos inhls offi, Old tables bave ] “opy 'y Tl pegutitully decorated, beon superceded by desks and the vault has been overhauled and placed in praper shape, From every corner to every corner and in every direction were festoons of ever- The effect is good. y %, nged 08 years and 11 months. — A gentleman from the Pacific coast, who |greons, while upon every hand was vé,\ —Tn this dity, of pneumonts, yesterday &as ok boen fn Ommahasincs 1877, remarksd [to be seen tho stars and|Mherning at 6 o'closk, Harriet Tsabells, wifs At the north end of the hall, to ua his astonishment yesterday at tho rapid | stripos, of R, H. Luecas, 3 growth of the city, both in businss and dwell- | in large lettor of evergroon, was the ops | Theso two lndien wero mother and ing houffes, during his abaonce. word “Welcomo,” and at the south Ad daughter, and their sudden death brings —Yesterday wan vory ploasant for tho bo-| i1 ltters of the same was the yords|shado of deep sorrow over the hearts of destrian, and those generally whose business [ () o o Tolographers,” Undwneath [® large and devoted cirole of friends. callod them upon tho streets. Pavemonts ot v gilt| On Wednoaday last, which was a bitter in a aiahycondltion, and the atmos. | teve words was susponded s WIKS WUy a0y K older of the two ladies took phors ovarhead dasmp and abily. shield upon which was the fisares *73" 90 €AY, 10 9 ¢ welbe A sovion of meatings will bo held st the | it évergreon. There were sumerous or- a severe cold,while suffering from a slight Teath riroet miacdon beginning thia (Taos. | naments, such as atars, hofseshoos, otc., | stack of sthms, to which sho was sub- day) ovoning. On Thursday evening a gos- | suspended in various psrts of the hall, ject. She became quite ill, although her pot tomperases mestiag will be bald. _Hvery. | Banners were susponded ata uniform b body is Invited to attend theso meeting. | distance from each sther the entir dis. | Mr%zLiioas, er dau i —1ce cutting on the river still continues, | tance around the ball, upon which were | mained there all night, during which Tt we are informed by one of the teamsters | g initials of the various roads leading|time she also contracted a severe cold. haaling ico therofrom that on account of tho |, iy ity gad Council Bluffs, Upon | She continued to rematn with her mother, slushy condition upon the surface it i consid- P beautiful, however, until Saturday noon, when she ‘rod dangorous to further continue, unlow a | e whole ths effect was very bosttift’s | was obliged to rotire to' her homo and oold anap s fn 13 a4 o again atrongthon the | 20 many remarked that it wes the iy to hor bed. Physiciana woro called ice bed. most perfcctly decorated room ever seen | 4 they at once pronounced it pneumo- = A od by an invi. m’lt‘ll:: ‘::{;znmma of lances contained nia, and feared for the worst. — A programn.e, accompani 1 a tation, has beon received by us from Fort | the following figures, which was faithful- M;\!ltf‘ri ;:: ;iep:irfiura;;; i‘r::;s ed::fih.:iii Omahs, stating that a dramatic entertainment | ly adherred to: . peedily g withstanding the skill of physicians and will be given there on Tuosday evening, 20th the kind care of loving hands, on Sunday inat, Nodoubt it will bea pleasant affair, morning at 2 o'clock, she passed quietly and we hope our citizens, such as can do so, away. will attond, and thus help *'the boys” along, Mrs. Lucas rapidly grew worse and ~—The electric light was mot in operation long before he came it was evident that 1nst night, owing to the fact that the company i | the nn,lal of death would call for her. is putting in a new shaft, and also & now dy- At 6 o'clock a. m. yesterday, Mrs. Lucas for tho incandescent light which many 9. closed her eyes in doath, and passed over ::m;;' R AR rdaEsd. Bathe of iotr }‘I’ £ qlde river to join her mother on the other business housos wore not notified of the sus- |12 Quadrille. o pension of the electrio light for the evening, The remains of Mrs. Lucas were taken by undertakers Drexel & Maul from the and were annoyed until the causs waus ascer- tained. 14, Quadrille. late residence on Cumings street, where ll(nu died,fnnd conveyed ‘:.o the ruidenc; of her fatner on Saunders street, ant plm_onts fi;‘;‘flvmi:fi:: ':l"l",l:r’- }& I‘qyfl.‘r{:' o ;l‘l: i;lu :’i‘:»‘; same room with the br;dy of ackson streets, ", Lanciers. 3 3 ::I: ::‘:h" lwu:y third h(é:d:;“:dfl :n }g }"’;‘A:h.;r.! On Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, Eloada gathiored o Wwish him many happy e- lmg. &m::lm- there will be a double funeral from the turns of the day. An elegant supper was |21 Quadril residonce of Mr. William Rider, 1209 served, and many friends left some very fine | 22 e —— LOCAL BREVITIES. — AN ANSWER WANTEY COan any ona bring us a case_of Ny OF l,|v-r('(...y,,‘)..h.uh.; octric Bity! Will net quret Wo way they cannot, » R e cann already permantly curod A - dnily Yevomending Eipkls |.im1,‘"'}(’ prove. Bright's Divease, Diabetis, Wey "’}.“ -""I‘“'Z arinary complaint quickly eurs EVery bo tlo guaranteod. For salo at 60c. a bottls byC: ¥+ Coodman SAD FATAITY. A Mother and Dagnter Both Claimed by the Apel of Death, s Thoy Both DieWithin a Few Hours and Wil # Lnid Bide by Side in One Grave. DIED, /At hor Iato rosidence in_thin city, R LIy andora stroct, at 2 o'olock Sunday 1200 2%, of pnoumonta, Maria, wife of Wi, PROGRAMME, .Weingarton Schlapgroll Tamothe Glide-Lanciers Waltz. . .Straus Prairle Queon i Wall .Vaas BEVRESHMEN 18, Schottische. Saunders street, to which all the friends 33, Vi 3 of the families are invited. Religious presents as testimonials of the esteem and re- { 24 Walts, services will be held at the house, after gard in which Mr, Barnes is held. Irvine's orchestra furnished the musio wflubh:lll:i:odéu bo( laofllur and daughter will side by side in one grave. ——AH;W“ L "°“N:h:°‘"'°' h:‘; | which was superb, .| Mrs, Lucas was the wife of Mr. R. H. °"'"_h'd d.K“ ","" “'mm k"'; After tho oloso of the seventh dance |Lucas, the Cumings street grocer. by ¥ traced | g1, following telegrams from operators in their way on & gentle gallop until they reach. foreign cities were read: ed Tenth street when they turned northward el :llur of some heavily l;l-n fi:::;:rm wagon 8. Pavr, Minn., January 28, whe, seeing the runaway approaching, i Onama TeLRGRAPHERS, Crounses Hall: —Business vrevents my attending to- m?‘“dd i Wm‘_"'d aurented thelr night, which fact I rogret exuml;fngly. 1 ".mutl,l ho'luver, ém vlr‘ill Al:henjuy (l,xl“. ~~We are ignorant as to the number of | selves hugely, rink to the health of goats there are in Omaha, and also as to | the absent ones. H. 0. Hore, .‘,f,‘,‘.’.;";,,.“';..‘:‘;‘,‘,' ,‘:m':’o,,f,{:‘m":‘]’m? ‘whether those here are ‘‘pet Willlams" or Supt. St. Paal & Omaha Tel. System. bo’il_v." otherwise, but in passing the corner of e 0 such Switts Spocifio Ia the remedy Bightoonth and Lzard stecots yostarday moru- | 0, K, Onaria:—Sincorely rogeob not |sies yasie or? fhac ull the verld boy ing, wo noticed one of them busily engaged in | being able to be with you. = Shake it up | taint, eliminates thls mweral polson, and pulling down and eating from off a bill beard | for Uncle Fuller. Hope and old pie. bullds up the general health, one of tho Rentz-Santley show posters, which TUTTLE, Tg:u:”:fiflg;t! :‘.',31 u.“d o .:Z’.",.'??f. i reminded us of the fact that Dexsver, Ool., January 28, 1884, Tie Swivr Sracirwo Co., Drawer 3, Atlan- The william goat belongs L. M. Rugem: Accept my regrets at | ta, Ga, ‘To the gensi capra hircus, not being able to attend your reception And that is the reason why this evening, hoping you will all bave an He eats the bills of the circus, enjoyable time, R. R. Bates, Sup't, —Bheriff Caunon, on Sunday received P soqulaltion papers P qu“vdm:: Covuxcry, Brorys, Jan, 28, 1884, from Tennesses, and immedistely loft for Curry AND ArmsTRONa: We regrot Tduooln, - A telearam waa recelved from him excoedingly we cannot be with you to- mght, and hope you will all enjoy your- Yestoaday stating that ho had run agalnst sl jvey MavNE, Gourp anp CoarLiy, Oapey, Jan 28, 1884, M Tan OPERATORS ANNUAL Bavj or= fasus requisiti'n papers until he (Cowin) §8ad | v ondom contributes it quota of felicita- been heard from. Gen, Cowin went to Lin. ol o-day and will givobia Towona. or ot | Hopen that. he EAehoTons rerell wanting tho papers issuod. Thero is agen-|may enjoy th ves in the fullest tleman in this city who knew the “quacks” in | senso, W. D. Witiiams, operating us they ha v e RN fi'hxm"&mm - ve the south, ween the twelftl n Take them away, Sheciff Cannon, Omata has | PUmbers supper wan sorved in the | et for B o etns Lo fomedy in R Masonio hall, Four tablos wero placed | fulled ta cure tha modt severs olie [ hace 5 N h.ml?:fil oi“dtho‘hllmldfi g’hr‘ I::d..‘:.n}d invariably relieves the pain in the A Floreace Racket. oyl o Fodi e (Rl "Tuinl Bottlo for thia surecure for all Throat Tho usual quist of tho Little town of |Rroens and fiage.” Mr. Thos, Callan had | 4,508 Disasecs mey be had Kevo at . ¥ Florence, some six miles north of Omaha, | Sharge of the supper and it reflocted RO gyean 8. s oredit upon and his estimable ')ir. Jamum:hl:lr::au. of the Carneau Chicago, Minneapolis, 8t. Paul A nctory, rotu ton B A ‘Omaha railway, was somewhat disturbed supper W repaired | tor & vcry“ m_r.fi-;-:: h::. :‘l‘m» upon Sunday last, by a number of em.|to the dancing W] they made |ed west again on Monday, ployes of that road getting upon a'spree, mTr;,.unfil-n uvl{dhlmthh morning ~ Thero arequite s number of Bcandanavi- af 1684 will log iy "lfln:xm“um“* be remembered by thoso in attendance. Gentle Women Polsoned with Potash and Mercury TIs the tale of percentage of sick ple in the world; such & I number, in fact, that it is hard to tell whether thers are not a8 many victims to this mineral poisoning as to diseases of the blood and ekis ‘I took .—Y"mh'“ sald one, ‘‘and while it tomporarily, partially drisd up'the eruption § oamo noar drylng my vitality for all time. Thomas Paine. Tha will be a celebration of the birth- day of Thomas Paine this evening in Masonio hall at 7:30, Rev. W. E, Copeland and Professor Schacka will each deliver addresses, the lutter in German, Musio will be fur- nished by both English and German quartetts, The entertainment will be free and everybody is invited. A Lawyer's Opinioa of lm:mt to Al 3, H, Tawney, Esq , » londing attorney of Winons, M‘an wfl'?u-':; fmfl' ing 11 tor more than three years, ront n stabing that Trogard Dr. Kings New Diy. The gentlemen who had the affair in on whatis knownas the out-off, some | charge did not fail in any particular to K miles from Florénce. make it » most pleasant and successful wis their wmonthly pay-day, sud, as| P for them they came to where kl’fnh:mmm composed of the fiod » RECEPTION COMMITTER, G. Boyd, chairman; 0. K. Oralle, Jennison, H, D. Gibne; Tremaine, J. il . J. H. flcflllil’l, B. Beeley, 0, J. W. H. Hayos, G, W. Arbuth- not, Horace B, Davis, W, 8, Howell, . Farrar, J. B, Twiford, J, E. Green, Awmong the guests iu attendance from con- | abroad were: VISITING GURBTH, M. H, Cronan, Stewart, Towa; Mrs. Brown sud Nellie Brown; Phosbe Mich.; Jobn J, x, D. T. Dellaney, and Kan- 1L Ti6l Last Night, - cago; Miss Barnhard, Bloomington, 1l1.; * | turned lnst ove oMHA, TUESDAY, J AE LINCOLN TEACHERS. 9y Visit Omaha and Its Schools ina Body Yestecday. F. Koyes, Lincoln; M. B. Brown, Counfy Compatison Between the Schools of Omaha and Lincoln, The male and female teachers of Lin- coln, with the exception of two, made an excursion to this city yesterday, arriving here on the 9:30 a, m. train. Thoy were met at the depot by Superintendent James, of the Omaha schools, by whom they were welcomed to the metropolis, The visitants were as follows: H. Bowers, county su yerintendentof schools, and w E. T. Hartley, superintendent of the city schools of Lincoln; Teachers G. G. Bullock, G. H. McKinnon, 8. P. Burrett and wife, Mrs. D. P. Tiffany, Miss K. Keckley, Miss Delia Walsh, Miss Rufiffson, Miss Tibbets, Miss O'Connor, Miss Smith, Miss Sweot, Mrs, Franklin, Miss Berme, Miss Codding, Alice Coy, Miss Ryan, Miss Thompson, Miss Mornsey, Miss Riley, J. M. Snell, and D.W. Hoff. Upon their arrival in the city they immediately proceeded to visit the different schools, each visiting the department with which they are similarly associated in Lincoln. The day was en- joyably spent by the visitantas as well as tho visited, and a general interchange of ideas upon scholastic matter was indulged We had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Bowers at the Metropolitan, last eveninyg where the party stopped during their journ here, and found him an aciom- plished and gonial gentleman. He ex- pressed himself as much pleased with our teachers and schools, and was of the opinion that, in general, our schools of Omaha, as managed were superior to those of his own city. While in Lincoin nearly all the teachers are graduates of that city's high schocl; in Omaha they are imported from other portions of the oountry, and a new field of labor incites them to greater activity in the cause of educayjon. In Lincoln, he says, teachers receive on an average $50 per month, and have no regularity of pay,while in Omaha they receive a greater salary and prompt monthly payments. He attributes these caunes to the fact of our achools being in better condition than those of Lincoln. We would have been pleased to have learned more facts relative to school matters from Mr. Bowers, but as they departed for home on the 6:30 train we were unable to do so. Suflice it to say that the party went away well pleased with their visi e PERSONAL, T Rev. George W, Frost, Sidney E. Locke, manager of the white lead works, Judge Walkeley, and Mr. Fisher, of Harris & Fisher, wore among the east bound passengers yoater- day afternoon. Goorgo A. Joslyn, propriator of ths Motro- politan hotel, left for Des Moines, Tows, yos- terday afternoon. W. H. DeBolt, s mining capitalist of Helous, Montana, s & guest at tho Motro- politan, H. E. Greenleaf, of Tokamah, Is ensconced a4 the Metropolitan, Mr, ¥, T, Boston, of New York, ls at the Motropolitan., A. C. Halls, of Soward, in at the Motropoll- tan. Meusra, M. D. Polk and Frank Dusch, of Plattaraonth, ara reglatered at the Millard. R. A. Temploton, of New Tekamah. s at she Millard, ; A. M. Bagley, » Wealthy stook man of Wyoming, and slster, aro at the Motropoli- tan, A. R. Toolo and J. C. Hunter, of Niobrara, ars booked at the Metropolitan, T, J. Smith, of Alnsworth, is cared for at the Matropolitan, Mr, Frank Shaipe, of Fremont, laa guest at the Metropolitan, Moasrs, S, D. Hammeralough and 7. H. Daniels, solid men of 8t. Paul, are doing the city, and sre entertainod at the Metropolitan. Mz, Loran Clark, of Albion, is sojourning at the Paxton, Mrs. Noteware and daughter, of Osdar Hill, are gueats at the Paxton, Messrs, H. DI, Caslotter and G. ¥, Chitten. den are being cared for at the Paxton, John Gillesple and J. J. Tmhoff, Lincoln, ore quartered at the Paxton. Mr, L. C. Ronus, of Blair, is b the Pax- tun, &, M. Edwards and wifo, of Seward, are booked s tho Millard, J. C. Blackman, of Fremons, 1s quartored ab tho Millard, Wallen Cameron, of ‘Schuyler, ia being taken oare of at the Millard, W. Parrish, of Oakland, is at the Millard, J. Gillesple and wife, of Arlington, Neb., are at the Paxton, 8, H, H. Clark, goneral monoger of the Union Pacifie, will leave for Los Angelos, Cal Hfornis, to-day, for bis health, Johnny Laee, & well known Omaha boy, re- ng to the wilds of Idaho, after a threo weeks' stay a home, Jacks pulls & throttle on the Utah & Northern, grows fat on snge brash, and s quite » stunnor among the aboriginal Blackfoos ladles. ~The Paxton hotel desk now has another bright smiling face behind it, and that face belongeto ¥, L. Hull, Mr. Hull bas, for three yoars paet, been day olerk in the Ven- dome houso, Boston, Mass. He is a valuable young hotel man and the Paxton s fortunate 10 have secured his services, e — e S e L e ——— Saratoga Literary and Debating So- clety. The weekly entertainment given by the above society, was well attended on Saturday last. Recitations by Misses Lawton, Hopkins, Greuenigs and Mas- ter Bancroft, were well received, as was also an *“‘Apple Leoture” by Mr. McMil- lan, Following the literary programme, rame the debate of the evening; Re- lol'ed.“‘T::l :lho::.lpit is a better meoans for the development of oratory than the bar.” Mr, ¥, Ivanhoe took the aflivmative, with Mr. Galbraith on the nogative side, being assisted by Moasrs :oaluhn aud MoKenzie, 8r,, respoc- vely. [ n opening m debate losds ly for Mr. Ivanhoe of the word ANUARY 29, 1884, oratory, and subsequently stated that Christiantty, with all ita eivilizing influ- ences, was the result of pulpit oratory, and that while lawyers benefitted but a portion of the community, the whole of Christendom derived an advantaga from pulpit oratory. Mr. Grlbraith followed and with great fervor portrayed the try- ing circumstances in which lawyers were often placed, taxing their power of ora- tory to its utmost, far in excess of that required in the ministry. At the close of the debate tho judges rendered their decision; two being in favor of the nega- tive and one against. The subject for thenext debate is ‘‘Re- solved: That present indications point towards the dowufall of our nation.” This will be discussed two wooks hence, when a number of city friends will attend. Postponement is necossitated by the society’s concert taking place next Satur day. An_ excellont programme hos been provided for the occasion. The Rev. Lucas gave an address at the Union Sunday school yesterday afternoon in a very pleasing manner, G. R. B, o — Bucklen's Arnica Salve, The greatest medical wonder of the world, Warranted to spesdily cure Burns, Cuts, Ul- cers, Salt. Rheun, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Ohillblaine, Corns, Tetter, Chapped hands, and all skin eruption, R'u'.mteevf to oure in svery instance, or money refunded. 25 cents o6t box. The Skirmishing Fand, The following extract from The Irish World, taken from a communication written to that paper from Omaha, has been handed us for publication as a mat- ter of intereat to those concerned. It is notalone the native of the Emerald Isle who desires Ireland to be released of the shackles which Great Britain has placed upon her, butevery liberty loving citizen of every clime joins her in her demand for liberty, and this fund is to assist in bringing about such results: OMAHA, Neb,— Fditor Irish World:— Find enclosed $11 te the Emergency fund, subacribed by a few good men here. Thanks are due to Joseph Horan for this small donation, as I am a stranger here, better known in St. Helens, Lancashire, England, True, as BMr. O'Denovan Roraa says, all the Irishmen in England that are worth anything, or that ever will be worth anything, go in for dyna- mite or any other might that will hasten the redemption of Ireland. JamEs FARRE Following are the namesof subscril Joseph Horan,....100 P. Flomming. .. D. Dannohay.... 100 J. Mahony..... H. Donnough ....100 P, Janes.. ¥, Moehan. . 100 M. Gorman, Chaa, Meohan,....100 H, Furguson Miles Wolch 100 Jas, Parrell. R IR i Although Pozzoni’s medicated complexion powder s perfoctly harmless and non-explo- ive, still it goes off and makes a good report, Sold by all druggists. RLTTE s Army Orders, Recruil Fred Austin, enlisted at Fort Douglas, Utah, is assigned to company G, Sixth Infantry. Leave of absence for one (1) month is granted Major Alfred T. Smith, Seventh Infantry, instiuctor in rifle practice. On the recommendation of his troop and post commanders the unexpired por- tion of the sentence in the case of private Thomas Williams, troop G, Fifth Cav- alry, published in general court-martial orders No. 74, series of 1883, from head- quarters, is remitted. General orders No. 2, current series from these headquarters, is amended to read: By authority of the lieutenant- general of the army, Major Alfred T. Smith, Seventh infantry.is announced as instruotor in rifle practice in this depart- ment with station at these headquarters Second Lieutenant Lyman W. V, Ken- non, Sixth infantry, will proceed to Car- ter Station, Wyo.,on public business cen- nected with the settlement of the ac- counts of the late Firat Lieutenant R. H, Day, Sixth infantry, and on completion of this duty will return to his station at Fort Douglas, Utah. The travel directed is necessary for the public service, e — Temperancs Work, The members of the Woman's Chris- tian Temperanc> Union are perfecting arrangements for a parlor and lunch counter, where home-made food and cof- foe can be supplied. Every one isinvited to patronize us, Gentlemen will find there a neat, pleasant place, and ladies tired after shopping will find it a pleasant, restful place to onjtg. a pleasant lunch. They hope the public will encourage thisunder- taking and help to make it a succes: They are just beginning a series of soci- ables to raise funds for this purpose. The first will be a basket sociable, given in the Y. M. O. A. rooms, Thursday even- ing, January 3lst. o ——— Going West. Mr. Charles McCormick, for many yoars veceiving teller in the First Na- tional bank, has resigned his position, and is going to Colorado, where he will engage in the banking business on his own account. The bank officlals are very sorry to lose Charlie, as he was a valuable young man, perfectly trustworthy, and it will be difficult to fill his place. Absolutely Pure. A | o J QRIS S e o, - Ao of low sk #2054 nlyit, alum 5 B poeas, Bisd ety 1a chne “Koyal Bas I o, 108 Wall Shront Bew York. Infants and Children Withont Morphine or Narcotine, ‘What gives onr ren rosy cheeks, What cures thelr fevers, makes them sleep; "Tis_Onstorin. | When Bables fret, and ery by turns, L, What cures their colic, kills their worms, But Castoris, Jhnt quickly cures Contipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indi : 'y But Castorin. Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Oil and Paregoric, and Hall Castorin, T AT —An ab= solute cure for Rheumatism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &o., and an nstantaneous Pain.reliever, Pflnw RENT—Two houses sonth of U, P, devot, 08241 J. PHIPPS ROE, 1619 8. 6th & F OR REN Nloely furnished fr.nt rooms 106 N 150 ttree 030280 T—Two elsgnnt residences, por cor. o # N E ntleman, alse Beemers_ block, L J00 RENT Farmited oo fr two for Tight hotse keeping comne r Eighth and Howard 8¢ on Wobster west of real estate ogent, 16th a3t JOR RENT-6 re 10th 8. 8. T. wnd Douglas. JOR RI Comfortable tront room, south- eas 4" corner Fourteenth and Davenport, suitabla for two gentlemen. LR JFO% RENT—Koons in Kebraska Nationa Bank Building. Most_doeirat Je officon in tho ity Supplied with hydraulic stoam. _Apply at Bank ¥ t JOR KENT-—Furnished rooins ou the northwes cor. 18(h and Capitolavenus, formerly Creighton House, 18041 TOR SALE. I‘*m( SALK-Horse buggy and Larness, For par tioulars | quire 18 Homan's Livery sfable. 1ie e ntor and beated b 0334 - e lls A n.' ALE CHEAP—A lot of tresh milk cows at Sthand California 8t. FREEMAN & PENNY. ie LK About 8,60 outatandings from grooery fcon business. Cheap for OR HAL an can, CHAS. JOSEPIL. JOR SA Joct front on Bherman wve, run- SPECIAL NOTICES. itivelynot be inserted 00, TO LOAN--Monev. ONEY TO LOAN—The lowest_rates of interesh Bomls' Loan Agency, 15th & Douglas 234-t¢ M CNEX TO LOAN I surme of 2800, and_upward. AVL 0. F. Davis and Co., Real Estato an Agents, 1606 Farnam 8t. HELP WANTED. 'ED- A gitl st the Doran | WWANTED—A girlst the Doran house, 018 Karnam 116-t1 I NT Tudies o ard profitsble employme H. HEWITT, Council Biuffs lowa. VWANTED By the Sorlogfleld Silk Co. tional Needlo Co..for theit branch ot ted at Des Moines Ta. Ono first class travelis man for Nobraska, must have an expensivo i tance with the dry goods trade. Address K. B. WRIGHT, 215 4th 8c., Des Moines la. X Loan 808-t¢ - | 85000 only. [ ning 1o PAULSE 18t and with house and barn, well improve Sxamine, will bo sold choap ab PAL Farnum B4, P Call w JLSEN & (0., 158 O SALE—Farm of 320 neros; farms of Douglas C | Tovod, About wiles trom city. Call for particalars at PAULSEN & Co., 1500 Farnam Strect. 10128 JOR BALE—100x415 feet on Crolghton aveuue, with 6 room hodee, stable, bugiy ehod, eto,: good orchard, small fruit and grape vines, §,600, 'if sold within 10 days, at PAULEEN & CO'S, 1609 Farnam strect. 993, ; OR SALE—~Full lot on Delaware, near Campbell street, with six room cottage, well, barn. A bar- gain, 81,050, PAULSEN & C0.,10.9 Fanam St 99025 OR SALE—Full lot with & magnificent honee of (0 rooms, within four squares of the court house, wold inimodiately,st PAULSEN & CO'S, et 007.28 FoR saL Three splendid hom es in Key's add- tin, 3 squares from Court House Call for pri N & CO'S, 1600 FarnamfSt. 94 Q7R SALE—Froah milk cow with calf, 512 oth St. betweon Howard and Juckson. a74.38 TANTED—A pantry girl at 1216 Douglas St. W LeRpihs 990-24) YA ANTED_Gooa chambermald immediatoly, at | —— the Carey House, N. W. corner 11th and Dav- enport, 003 tf VW ANTED A it class Carringe Blaoksmith. Address ook Box 175, Creston, Town. 978t iLx firat-class cont makers; threo first kers; two first-class vest maRers. icen and steady work. Address or . Frahm, Merchant Tailor, Le Mars, lowa. 7ANTED—A smart boy te work in grocery store. Call at Chicago Caah Store- No. 2207 Cuming 3 ersant gitls of &'l kinds 1 need of |~ mploymen to esil at our offios, opposite post- office, betwoen p. m. 3 & CO, Fronzer Blook. “,-Ah'fiw: Tmmediately two No, 1 _Harnees Makers. D. A. HOPKINS, 02150 North Bond, Neb. work, 1220 APV TD - Aeoo g1 iScl keatral Hiomad 411 South 1¢th Strect. 912 VW ANTED—Girl in emall family. J. Canan & Co., 13th St. 'VWANTED—A German dining room kitcheu, girl Houeo and Hoppo, 418 5. 13th 8%, betweon Harney and Howard. 565-4¢ Inquire at C. 805-tt hauge good clear farm property cash If necossary. Address Randolph, esre B affice. SITUATIONS WANTED. ANTED—Position for light oflice work or cony- ing by ly who has a type-writeg, of hir own. Addrees, X.” Bee office. 115 TR BALE OR TRADI harness and wagon. wt MoCagus A gocd span of miier, nquire Alex . Charlton, 930-1 DARM FOR BALE—Barg.in for ono week, or will exchange for oity proprrty, HALLOU BRO 817 8. 13th Bt JRORSALESperial Banealne ln Houses and Late un:;":" of the city tnd 1t additicos, ROL- Farnam JOR 8, E—At ! ret near Hansoom Par ROLLINS' AG 40-t1 1506 Fnrlmn} Stre Beautiful ddition. KOLLINB' AGENCY, peclal bargai igh and sightly, In Lowi OB SALE ~Two housas on_Capitol Ave., corne Two houses on Cass Stroot, corner 940-50 SHRIVFR & BELL. orado conl. This coal I8 a8 free from nd a8 clean a3 Rock Sprin 3 EEDFORD, OR SA! 500t ROR SABE—A rare bariain, if taken at once. Ten acros of ground, good house, barn and otker im- proveuments. Three wiles from Postoffice. §910.00 will buy it. BARKER & MAYNE, N. E. cor, 13th and Farpam. OR SALE—Stock farm 520 acresin Polk Go , only 8 miles from 1. R, Station; 1 5 of yasture enclosed by 8 wire fencee, 150 under cuitivation, 85 acred good_ bay land. Linprovementa complets. & &ood dwellings, stablos, granary, cora-cr bs, % wiad. mils &, &o Prico ouly $5.600 R. DOASE & 0., 15th acd Donglas Sta. 502-¢ TOR SALE UR RENT—Farm § wiles from city. Inguirs of Mrs. Meyer, over Rocder's Drugstore 16th wnd Webster. B2t JrOR BALE—Stock of general morchandise and bullding, valued at about $5,600. Addrees Box 51, Firth, Neb. 764—ti, POk BALE—Two portable bollers, 10 horse powor Apply a4 D. FITZPATRICK, 005-1f 218 So Bt VWANTED A situation na oreamery by a mi dle sged man, An experionced Jajryman and books. Addrees *‘Dairy” box 209 ANTED - By o thoroughly o/mpetent asd e Derlenced businews man, & situstion as book- koeper or salesman and book-keeper. First class rof- eronces. Addrese “‘D. D.” Bee effice. 978-811 —Situstions for first clase o 4 our offlco from 4'39t09 p. 1109 p.m. CANNGK, JONES & CO., 4T-1m VW ANTED-Bituation by » ¥ old. Address ““Eugene” this oftice. ORBALE—A small Moler, Bahuun & Co., proof safe, almost new, at this ofice. Imnsul—ly two ’mfv Drick residence, 19th nue. e barn, out-house, Lot 60x200. Price Call ot M. Toft's 2i7-4 fire o [OR BALE—12 lots one blook wost of Park ave- nue cars. Lots 50x160. Will sell the whole tract for §7,100, if sold before January 1st, 1884, Real oe- ato dwners bid shis bargain, If you call ab Peoples R 84 loo business p , threo lots oor, Baunders and Charlos Streat. 1t will pay ycu o Invertigate this ofer. Call ¢ Pooplo's Bauk. 7ANTED—By a man of experience, a situstion a8 overseer cf atock or grain farm Hos fam ily and can farnish threo handy (sons). Reforonces. Nebraska proferred. Address J. M. D, Brr] offico, Council Blufts, 1 MISCELLANEOUS PR SALELuproved proporty, which will pay the buyer 90 per cent on the investment. Rente for 81,920 per year. All occupied by first cla s ton. ants, Wil sell for 810,500, if sold soon. _ All or one- hall cach, balance, one to five yoars. The above in- vestmond is worth investigation. Call st the Poople’s Bank, 50-t4 WYANTKD-A few persons v custruct in book- keeping, usthero is & demand for compotent book keepers I will learn & few, and wa't for half of wn&;numum-ummm.w, J 8. SMITH, L 15 'ARM PROPERTY WANTEO—We will exchange brick store building and s stock «f geneial morchandise valued at #10,000, situated in one of the beet towns in 8, W. Iowa, for Tewa or kalande, Trade well cstablished. Addresa care Beo office, 9 QPEOIAL —Werent farnished or u K preoure b arders and furnish tics, Offico hourm, 4.) 09 p. 1. p.m. CANNON, JONES & C m 51 WWANTED-Purtion whbing brardurs und thoee lo search of board In privite houes, with or with- out room, to ¢ all st our oflice from 4,80 to 9 p, m. CANNOY, JONES & C0., Oppoiite Bostoltice, 045-1m ADIES OR YOUNG MEN in city or coustry to 4 take nice, tight and pleasant work st their own homes: §2 tn 86. a day eaily and quictly made; work sent by mull. o canvasing: 1o, stamp for feply. Ploase addross Beliablo Man't'g Co., Philadelphia | drawer 763-tmo] i Fronzer Block. P\on RENT--Furuished room 1621 Cepltol ave. 102 4% TOR RENT—Furnishod rooms with b ard, Tew day boarders, 1814 Davenport. Also & 532 4] OR RENT —Hone ard furniture for sslo, 8 bar- gain, will be offored in the £ rmiture it applied for soon.” House contalne 7 rooms, hall and closets, Fent §30 Apply N. W. coiuer ot and aruey.' R RENT—A handsomely_furnished parlor, bay ‘window, south exposure, bath room conveniu: oes, 1720 Capitol aventie. 935981 Fon RENT—Farm cf sbout B00 acres within & ‘miles of New Stock yards and10 miles from Oma- b, 90 aores under cultivation, balance in grass land, Ves 'rom 2 to 2 tons of best blue-jaint hay to 0 scre. Will reut reasonable, Luquire or "athis office, B RENT—Furalahed froat room 006 N,.O:sT?. ¥ 08, BT Hiowy turntahel tecnt roous at 14 ‘Howard 8t. 04 23 TMOR RENT-Two new hriok cottvges of five rooms F ench, all wiodern Hickory street. Fox RENT-—A first-class room with board at 1613 Howard 8t. NOR WENT— Nloely furnishied rooms B, 18tk Stueet, or M;A‘ 2 Tu-¥ TOR TENT— Ploraant furnishod riom suitablo tor one or two geatlemen 1610 California Bt ¥52-26§ JOR KENT A ro0 rooms. Alio & Trout perlor, at 1018 Lodge strect, 958 30 JPOLRRNT-Roums at 1019 Karuam sreet. ) — OB BENT- Fiue room houw, near M. Mary's avenue and £3th street, Laquire b 110 Harroy wrvol. 03470 RENT - Nhowly furnasked room et 16% Furnam oot v ~~ | FA" EN UP~Cn uyy improvemente, cor, Oth aud 1)0!&!!]) CATTLE AND CLYDESDALE HORSES, Ty @ subscriber W taking orders for spring im. portation of the sbove. Prices much below thuse at auction sales. References to those rupplied. John McCulloch, TiL. Trustand Bay, Bank, Clicago, 208 2mt O BALE— firt olase sooond band top buggy X Call ‘I_‘_!fl“ Haflv stroot. e i"ly O EALE—Ola sewmpapors w Guaatitics vt this ol 4o sod amail 3 "~ MIBCELLANEOUE, DERSNOAL ~An ucoomplished wilow of propos- #uing appemance and amislle disposition, de- RUG STORE WANTED—1 want to buy a drog storoin s good live town. County ko't pre forred, State amount of stook carried, Torms Avernge daily (ash sules; population and number of Btores. Address En, Box 47, 1da Grove, lows 47— D. Will give above rowerd for th o return of \wohorses extrayed on Jan 16th, y small #ize. wnd one sorrel tell and slend 044 MOUNT & GRUKFIN, Oma-ba N o4 on Doe. 10, 1683, in west Owahs, one Crusm Colored Pony. Smal whito spos n forehead, mane and tail s littio darkee tha the body. A8, E. VANDERCOOK. 526-68 1o YLER ntants. Examine and adjust dis-arauged bdoks Lu » sye. tomatic andaccurste wanner, giving correct balaces, will especially attend 1o posting up baoks cach_day whore the servioes of & book-keeper aro required but o fow liours, making out invoices, statenients, and any cozrespondence coufldentially, also muke colloo- tious. Oftioe ab P. Boyur and Co., 1080 Farr am Bu. o COMPANY book-keeperand ave EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITIUN. ALIST, 803 Tonth stroot, betwoor Farnam and Har. ey, will, with the ald of guardian spirits, obtaining ac)'ons ' glaace of th past reeent, and the cortaln conditions lu the future, snd shoee Perfect satisfaction guaranteed, male order. NOTICE The co-partnership heretofore exiating betwoen H, Bieser aud V. Gensler has ts day boen disarved by mutusl consent. M. 1. Bioser woll coutinu the licot al ducs, aud puy olf debis. 2, 154, i BIESER { V. GENSLER, DISEASES OF THE EYE & EAR J, T. ARMSTRONG, M. D., Oculist land Auris 404 Farnam Stzoet, opposite Paxton Hotel, Omaha b ot “.l.x-llclhllll‘ i7" Towtored ulf‘-"w' RYMml) dene g Tl D.-va Fhysionl Bocay s coasatul aowtise areds O yetioch asta, Rew ind mxmfin- WARGTON NEMEDY C0., 46 W VAR BL- Now Yok,