Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 31, 1884, Page 8

v v g e 1400 T i S A U S v e THE DAILY BEE. Thursday Morning, Jan. 31, Tho Weath For the upper Mississippi: Local rains in the mu‘l?::m rion, followed by clearing woather, fair weather in the northern portion, followed during the { night by Jocal snows, winds becoming variable, falling generally followed by rising barometer, and warmer weather in the northern portion and colder in the southern. For the Missouri valley: Generally fair weather, northorly winds, rising roceded in the southern portion by }‘l.lling barometer, and generally warmer woather. LOCAL BREVITIES. —The case ot tne state of Nobraska against William Snell has been placed upon the ap- pearance docket cf the district court by Dis- trict Attorney Godwin, Tt was reported Tuesday night that a man had been shot near the Occldental hotel, on Tenth street, but no such item could be con. firmed by investigation. —The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy will maintain an independent ticket office in Omaha, at the old stand, northeast corner of Farnam and Fourteenth streets, with the old reliable Harry Deuel in chargo, —Harry Denel, the veteran ticket agent, will bacontinued in charge of the independent ticket office of the old reliable Chicago, Bur- lington & Quincy, at the northeast corner of Farnam and Fourteeuth stroott. —The funeral of the colored man Humph- ries, who died at St, Joseph's hospital on Sun- day night, took place at 2 p, m. yssterday. A tologram was received from his brother, at St. Jos, to give the dead man a decent burial and he would pay the expenses, Interment was at Prospect Hill, where Mr. Humphries owns a lot, —The tailor who was found in a hal frozen condition, in the alley back of Hell- ‘man's block, on the coldest night of this win. ter, and was taken to the jail to thaw out, yestorday had four fingers amputated from hisleft hand and three from his right hand. Dr. J. H. Peabody and son did the surgical work. —Mr L. Rubin has grown two inches taller during the past two days, On Monday after- noon at 1:30, his wife presented him with a beautiful girl baby, which tipped the beam at just ten pounds. The spring styles of babies aro no slouchess they all weigh from 9 to 14 pounds ~Chris. Hartman and M. Hellman, who are putting up the fine fourstory block on Feurtoenth street botween Douglas and Dodge, have reached the second story floor timbers. The block Is forty-four foet front by sixty-six foet deep, with ahigh basement and will be one of the best built structures in the city for wholosale business. ~The council chamber has been much im proved of late and made much more comforta- ble for the sessions of the council and the dis- triot court. A partition has boon ma# and a THE DESTITUTE. What is Being Done for Them by the Connty Commissioners, An Interview With Superintendent Pieroe. A reporter of Tz Ber to.day inter- viewed Mr. Pierce, superintendent of the poor farra, who has been delegated by tho county commissioners to attend to the wanta of the poor in the city—in regard to the number of pocr that are being taken care of by the county, and the manner in which their wants are sup- plied. Mr. Pierce says that he is dealing out a quarter of a ton of coal per month to those applicants who are not known to him or the commissioners, and when the cases are investigated and the applicants are found to be destitute, as they have representod themselves, the allowance of coal is increased to one-half ton per month, In some cases where two fami- lies live together, a quarter of a ton has been given to each family. The coal, however, is of a very poor quality, and 13 furnished to the county under contract. There are about 150 destitute persons who are being provided in Omaha by the conuty, whiefi is a very small number for a place of 650,000 people. Des Moines, a much smaller city, takes care of 600, Among the destitute provided for in Omaha there are quite a number of oases of imposition, and some of them cannot be avoided, for instance, whero the parents aro drunkards the chlldren have to be taken care of, and this neces- sarily involves tho taking care of tho par- enta- A man recontly died in’Omaha leaving oight helpless children, which are bein; provided for, Three of them were foun to be without shoes, They have been properly clothed, and are being sent to school. There are some cases of destitu- tion that are equally as bad, but they aro all being taken care of by Mr. Pierce so far as he is informed of them. He puts in his whole time in this business, the county farm being looked after at present by an assistant. . Bucklen's Arnica Salve, The greatost modcal wonder of the world, Warranted to spoedily cure Burns, Cuts, Ul oars, ¥alt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Pilos, Chiltblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped hands, aud all skin eruption, gmnmJ to_cure in wvery instance, or money rofundod. 25 conts per box, ENTERTAINMENT. Tobe Given by the Saratoga Literary and Debating Soclety Satarday [, 4 Tivening. Oa Saturday evening, F'ebruary 2nd, the Saratoga Literary and Debating so- ciety will give an entertainment of a very enjoyable nature. It will be given in the Sarotoga school house, and the programme will be as follows: space enclosd which shuta off both the cold and the noises which have usually come up from the stairway, The room has been re- painted in a war color and will now be quite cozy. ~At the Thirteenth strost crossing yestorday, a young man attempted to cross between two freight cars, by stepping upon the draw heads. Just a8 his foot rested upon the link, the en- give, which was at one end of the train wax slacked back, catching his foot and giving it quite a severs squoezing. The sole was torn from his boot, and as he limped away he in- wardly resolved to take tho safe way in the future and crawl under, ~The machinery for lighting the Millard hotel arrived yesterday, Mr. Sperry is in the city tor the purpose of putting in the “plant” and will have the light in operation by Satur- day. Thera will bo ten lights in and around the Millard hotel, as follows: Two inthe of- fico, two in the billiard hall, two in the dining room, one in vhe bar room, one in the hallway and two upon the ontaide of the house, —Mrs, Ritter,the woman who was described in Tk Brx sometime since, has “lit” out and her husband, who arrived in this city Tuesday is unable to find her, She skipped out and left him at Cedar Falls, Iowa, and at the same time carried off about $1,100 of his money. It will be remembered that she claimed to be from Rochester, Minn,, when she first mado her advent in the clty, and also ¢hat sha claimed to have been robbed of £50 Ly atraveling companion, e —— s A Lawyer's Opinion of Intercst to All ‘3. H, Ta ., load M ettt K petermey of Ahreo 1 take ¢ ; be had ¥ree at O, ¥, Goodman's Drug Store. Large siz 1.90'. Webster Snyder, of Omaha, has boen for wome time the general manager of the St. Touls air-line, has resigned to accept sim- alar position .on the Gulf, Colorad & Santa - Poroad, Hixreslgustion takes effact Fobru- ary 1st, Governor Hale, ot Wyoming, camo In on No. 4 to-day, and went east to Washington ollrw‘afl_fl!bnfiu-. Mrs. Tragasous, of San Francisco, the wife ofa resldent and willionairo of that city, came in on No. 4 and weat cast to Wis consin to visit relatives, 31, J. Lo, a heavy cotton merchant of St. uis, and W. A, Martenerie, & Georgla cot- Planter, are at the Millard, o route to W. J. Diwenport, supsrintendent of tho Wumey.u.tu rallroad at - Burliy is passing » day with his old r and puts up st the Millard, C. Poutzel, clerk of the police conrt, from a leave at Soda Utah, He has gained twenty pounds than for years. PROGRAMME, Quartette. .. .... . Mossrs. Breckenridge, Wilkins, Deuel and Esterbrook. Reading. ......King Jobn, Act, 4, Scene 1at, Miss Ingersoll. Song and Chorus. . S Mr. Shields and Double Quartette. Zither e ell Waltz," ulius T, Festner. it Duott-~“Soe the Pale Moo Misses Roeder. "v2v. Compani, [ R Y e v b THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, (884. other purposes. The cattle men of the west, particularly in Wyoming, have be- gun to enclose vast tracts of public land with wire fences for cattle ranches, and the government proposes to put a sto) toit. The suit that is to be inatitu in a fow days will be against the Brighton ranch company, located about thirty-five miles from ]{numie. Wyoming. This company has enclosed 52,000 acres of the pu{;lic land. The suit will proba- bly be a test case, and the cattle men of the west will look for the result with con- siderable interest. THEY ARE AFTER HIM On a Clear Trall, and Cannot Help About one month ago a young man named G W. Siebenstein, who was en- gaged by Mr. P. A. Gavin, book and FACTS FROM FREMONT. Fducation, Enterprise and Law in the Ascendant, The G. A, It. Executive ampment —The Solled Doves Fly Away- A New Rallroad and Other Martters. Correspondence of the I3em. Fremoxt, January 30.—Our beautiful city is thronged with Grand Army boys, who are here as delegates from tho vari- ons posts in the state, attending the exec- utive encampment. Most of the posts aro represented by their full delegation of select representatiues. Over 300 dele- staticnery dealer of this city, to take the road for him as traveling agent, it seems first took in the town of Fremont and canvassed by sample. The price of the books were $6 each, and $1 was to be paid down upon first delivery of the same, and $1 per month afterward until full payment had been made. In Fre- mont he recoived quite a number of orders, and among them one from Mr. J. F.Gabler,who is now in Omaha. After the delivery of first book he went about, and re-collected those of hia deliv- ery upon the required supposition thathe needed them, as his samples were short. Mr. J. F. Gabler paid him in full for his subscription to the work, and refund- ed to him the book when asked for it upon the reasons above stated, supposing all would bo right. Mr. Gabler, in addition to his sub- acription fee, is also out on this modern “‘Canada Bill” two first-class passages to Fremont, inasmuch as the young *“‘cuss” was busted. The book which Mr. Gab- ler bought and paid for was intended for a lady friend of his at Fremont for aNew Year's gift, and Mr. Gabler feels quite sore that he was so much disappointed, and in defense of himself had to purchase another gift at renewed expense—of course Mr. Gabler never mentioned this, inasmuch as he is an ex- tremely modest young gentleman, until Mr. Gavin secured tho services of officers, and then Mr. Gavin promptly rafunded to Mr. Giabler tho book which he had lost by the treachery of his traveling agent. He loft Fremont with all tho books and money secured. Ho is indobted to Mr, Gavin, his em- {:loyor, about $100; to Mr. Brooks, hotel eoper at Fremont, $25 or more; a hotel keeper at Blair, $20 or more. And, upon inquiry, since learning the above facts from a friend of ours, there are numerous smaller accounts about town yet unpaid. If caught he will probably join the gang of the two “‘quack” doctors, R S A Prosperous Life Insurance Com- pany. The statement of the Mutual Life Insur- ance company, of New York, shows assets of 8101,148,248.25 ut tho closo of the year 188 and during tho year hna paid S13,150,360. to polioy-holders. If the New tai ard of 43 per cont. be used, the surplus ls gates responded to roll call, and the re- port of Department Commander J. C. Bonnell showed the Nebraska depart- ment in a most prosperous condition. New posts are being organized in all parts of the state, and old posts are con- stantly receiving new memboers. In the past year over sixty new posts were or- ganized and over 2,000 new members were added to the roll of Nebraska's Grand Army boys. The council or en- campment will close its work to-day. The principal work and strife appears to be in selecting officers and the place for the reunion. Kremont so far appears the destined place. THE SOILED DOVES GO, For som time The Tribune of this city has been making vigorous war on the sporting houses of our city. It's work has had the desired effoct, as yesterday several of the madams were officially es* corted to police headquarters and re- quired to put up a fine of 85 each and costs, and advised by his honor to pre- pare te depart from our city at once. Our city fathers, in council last night, authorized chief of police to see that all houses ronted to such women should be vacated within twenty-four hours, or the extremest penalty of our law would be administered on the owners of such prop- erty. Our citizens say amen to such vigorous work to purify the moral influ- ences of our city. EDUCATION AND ENTERPRISE. The Fremont normal school and busi- ness college is an assured establishment. The $12,000 donation and site are se- cured, and the buildings will be erectod as soon as possiblo. This gives Fremont another attraction, and is destined to be one of our many permanent and prosper- ous institutions. NEW RAILROADS. The Salina, Lincoln, Fremont & De- catur railroad is now reported a certain- ty. The parties who went easttoarrange for raising means to construot the road, have returned and reportthat everything is arranged, and that the road will be completed to this point inside of a year. The B, & M. is the road most wanted to come here. Our citizens would give that road the greatest encouragement and assistance. We all expect the B. & DL over $12,000,000. The company has hitherto restriotod its business to the healthy portions of the United States—the north and west chiofly—and proposes to adhere to a policy which has wrought results so satisfactory. e —— MARRIED. OLCOM —At the First M. E. church, in city, Wednesday, January 80, by the pastor, Rev. C. W, Savidge, Mr. Elliott Keller, of Council Bluffs, to Miss KELLER— dge, Wilicina, Deuel Adel Holcom, of 8t. Paul, Minn, and Esterbrook, Reading..,..... .."“Tom'’s Little Star,” tiunrlotla. . “Mocking Bird.” Mr. Keller, the groom, s the gentlemanly and affablo director at the Union depot in Council Bluffs, while tho bride is a most esti- mable young lady. Tmmediately after their marriago they took the afternoon train for Ohicago, whence thoy were followed by the good wishos of n host of triends, all of whom + | hope to see them apeedily roturned. and Estorbrook. ‘How Wo Hunted a House.” COX ~DOW—In this city, by the Rev. O, W. Savidge, on_W ednosday, January 80, at tho residenco of Robert Dow, on Arbor hill, Miss Ingersoll, Mr, Millard Cox and Miss Cora L. Dow, Soy d Chorus. . ;fl. Geo, Shields and Baratoga Quartette, e ———— ¥. Lessentein, accompaniment, F. M. Bailey, F. S. Ivanhooe and Mrs, M. H. Meany are the committee in charge of the affair. Admission 205 cents. MORSE'S GREAT. SALE. Our salo announced last Sunday will only continue to-day, AN ANSWER WANTED, Can any one bring us & case_of Kidney or Liver Complaint that Eloctric Bitters will not oure? Wo nay they cannot, as thousands of qasen alrondy permantly cured and who aro daily rocomanding Tlectlo bitter, will prove. Bright's Disease, Diabotis, Woak orany urinary complaint quickly cured, Every bot- tlo guaranteed. For sale at 60¢. & bottle by C. F. Coodman e e— - BURGLARY, A House on South Twenty-Fourth street Burglarized Tuesday Night, Early Twesday Mr, Miller's house, No 124 South Twenty-fourth street, was entered by a person or persons and an overcoat, a lady's cloak and a diamond ring were taken, The overcoat was of a light brown color; the lady's oloak was a light color- ed one, with & brown plush collar and te. The was in, d with a single din&lz:\d' -:?n‘iln‘;‘.‘ Wednesday, Janaary 30th, Thursday, January 31st, ‘When our store will be closed at 4 p. m, for atock taking, re-opening next Satur- day morning, at 7:30 a, m. | As before stated this sale is Kulr the gu se of closing out at any price, the roken pieces, packages and ends of our enormous stock; the benefits accruing to us from salo must be apparent to everyone; saving us inaaleuhbfis labor in measuring und counting as we anticipate from the magnitude of our sales Monday and Tuesday, (reaching far into the thou- sands of dollars) that will have closed u:og end by the allotted time for close ol Timndny. at 4 o'clock. MORSE'S GREA+ SALE, I To-day we call particular attention to our wash dress goods department where we will offer the entire balance of # heavy apron check and DRESS (GINGHAMS AT 4 OTH, YD, Only about 2,000 yds. at this price; also a large lot of over forty styles fast color. DLACK SILKS, M. Fuller otfers roward for the re- As iy well known our silk department turn of the stolen firoputy. Tuesday a man by the namo of Wil- liam Lloyd was arrested for bemg a sus- and stock is the largest in the wost; we have accumulated dozens of short ends and patterns that wo do not wish to cut and will sell them in length as they are rioiuu character, sud yesterday morn- g waa released 'by Judge Beneke on promise to clear the ¢ity by 1 o'clock yesterdsy afternoon, Shortly after his relsase, Mrs, Miller gave o description of the man who was soen hanging around her house Tuesday atterncon, and from her description it was thought that Lloyd might be the !;‘”‘l;flmd he was re-arrested and lodged i 3 ' filoyd was lm‘rflwdhin 'fouuuiLBlr’nfi or being iwplicated e robl at Crescont Oity a fow days since, but as no evidence oould bo found against him he was discharged. He 1s familiarly known by his pals as **Comanche Bill."” Mrs, Miller has not been to the jeil to identify him as the man who was seen around her place yesterday. WAR ON FENCES, Suit 10 be Begun Against Trespassers on the Public Domain, e ———s nj\(»;)w of from i to 10 yds., nearly all 24-inch silks at $1.00, $1.26, .1.1'»0’; worth re- speotively $L.70, $2.00, $2.60 to $2.70 a ard, {AIG[{T AND DARK PERCALES, 6C, Worth 10c}to 12}c;oniy about 1,600yds at this price. EMBROIDERIES, 1,200 REMNANTS BMBROIDERY, 10 018 YARD Worth 4 200 to 2be, 800 YDS 6.INCH WIDE EMBROID- ERY, 20 TO 30 OTS. Worth b0¢ to 7be. 600 DOZEN FINE PRINTED LINEN HDKS, 10c, Waorth 200 to 3be. These and similar reductions extend to every department lin our house; we never anticipate such a sale again. L% TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT TO- DAY, 8. P. MORSE & CO. Bargains at Wm, Gentleman's crockery storg, 16th etreet, Give him a call e — Colorado, Rich Hill, Walnut Black, Towa and Boulder soft coals, and best quality of hard coal for sale by Jeff W. Hedford, jea-t T One car load of lho"-n-‘do.v‘l;‘ n:id v K juat reoei il to come to us from Ashland, and that soon, The U. P. has just completed a fine passenger depot, and now gives our city first-class conveniences for traffic and travel at this point. made a just and liberal estimate of the property destroyed, invited me back to the company's officeand paid me $220,563, the full amount of my loss, under their olicy, which has convinced me that the glohruah and Towa Insurance company gives insurance that insures. Turo, OLsexN, Formerly Wintherlich & Olsen. Real Estate Transfers, The following deeds were filed for rocord in the county clerk’s office Janu ary 30, reported for Trr Brr by Ames’ real estate agency: Barney Haman and wife to Samuel K. Spaulding, w d, pt sw corner lot 3 in Horback’s first add to Omaha, $500. Georgo H. Boggs and wife and Lew W. Hill to John Heinowski, w d, lot 1 block 4, 1n Arbor place, $250. Henry A. Kosters and wife to Joseph W. Paddock, q ¢, se} of se] of sec. 28, 15, 12, e, containing 40 acres, $1. Gunnard A, Lindquist and wife to Walter Walace, w d, n} lot 15, block 8 in Kountze and Ruth's add to Omaha, $1,260, Sarah Foster to Charles Powell, q ¢, lot 4, block 130 in Florence. $£00. — No moro conclusive proof of the absolnte fairness of the Mouthly Drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery Company, can be given than the following corificate signod by ienerals Beaurogard and Early: “We do hereby certify that we supervise the arranges ments for all the Monthly and Semi-Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery Company, and in pervon manage and control the Drawings themaelves. and that the same aro conducted with honesty. fairness, and in good faith toward all parties, and we author- ize the Company to use this cortificate, with fac-rimiles of our signatures attached, in its sdvertisements.” Baprtist Sociable. The ladies of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will give a basket sociable this evening in the Y, M. C. A. room, All are cordially invited. Ad- mission free. The following is the pro- gramme: Instrumental =olo, Song—By the Colored Glee Club, Reading. Tustrumental duett by the Colored (lee SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS. Wo havo taken stock and are new ready to offor somo special bargains. On Wednesday morning we place on our silk counter. Allof our colored sliks (i short lengths) that we sold at \75c 81.25, $1.35 and $L50.Now | yard AN of our colored satins sold $1. 25, $1.50. Not rem- \'7bc nants, For) yard Al of our colored surahs sold $1.00, §1.25and $1.50 \'7bc x oy jNow for] _yard A lot of brocades in colors e erirand etso > 1 7B Now yard One lot of Colored Velvets—} 7 ood colors held at §1.50 and | { OC S$1.75. yard, A lot of Black Silk Remnants sold at $1.55, $1.50, $1.75, 75¢c $2.00, §2.25 yard. A lot of Black Silks, Not Zem- % nants, sold at 9bc, $1.00, 175¢ $L.20, SLI5, $L60." Allat A Tot of Evening Shadesin Silks Ab 1 BALSeHalEItA At e, \76¢ cade,sold from&1.25 to $1.75 | yard. Our stock of these goods are very lim- ited and will be closed out in ono day. First como—first choice. CHICAGO DRY GOUIIS STORE, 109 and 111 8.15th strest,Omaha, Nebraska., - : CHANGE OF BUSINESS, 000 in Dry Goods to be closed out at actual cost, as our stock for our new enterprise is now on the way, the dry goods stock must be closed at once, All goods marked in plain figures. Come and see us, nud be convinced! Dack Silks at cost, Colored Silks at cust, Plushes at cost, Velvets at cost, Dress Goods at cost, Flannelsat cost, Table Linens at cost, Laces at cost, Underwear at cost, Hosiery at cost, Blankets at cost, Notions at cost, Quilts at cost. This 18 no advertising dodge. We This will be the greatest cost sale ever made in Omaha. GEOQ, P, BROWN, 109 and 111 8. 16th Street. e — A Oard, It has come to our knowledge that two falso and scurriloua circulare above the m"rwlivu captions of “A Few Facts” and **A Policyholder,” have been widely circulated in this state derogatory to the interests of the Nebraska and Towa In- BUrANCE cOmpany. To thoso who may not be familiar with the war waged on this company by its eastorn rivuls, owing to the just, liberal and independent principles which govern its businees, wo will here state that the ciroulwrs referred to are false and un- founded in every particular, and ealcu- lated to grossly mislead the public as to the true character of the company, and framed by slanderous falsifiers who would not dare to attach their real names to documents of such a false and libelous character, J. T. Hagr, mean business, the | of business on the 2 See, and Gen, Man, A CARD OF THANKS, In justiceto sur home company, the Nobraska and Iowa Insurance Co., of Ouaha, I make the following statement: From a fire which originated in my place inst., I sustained 8 serious loss on my stock, after which 1 callen at the company's office to report samo, and was referred to Mr. Goodwin, | the assistant secretary, who immedistely l left his desk ‘wnd acoomwpauied mo o my Place of buiness, where ho Slaughter of prices AT N. B, FALCONEK'S. EMBROIDERIES, EMBROIDERIES, A lot of Embroideries left over from last season, slightly soiled, otherwise per- fect. Think of the prices, 24e, be and 10c. Thoy are actually worth four times the price. DOMESTICS, DOMESTICS. ‘2 cases Bleached Muslin, 4}c, worth Ghe. "2 cases Unbleached Muslin, 44¢, good value at Gic. ; 3 cases Bleached Muslin, Ge, formerly sold at Thc. 1 caso Cheviot Checks, 8lc, sold all over at 10c, 2,000 yds. Cheviot Checks, 10c, always sold at 12}c. 6,000 yds. Standard Gingham, 4Jc. 2,000 yds. Prints at Sc. None of the above are remnanty and all perfect goods, We do not wmisrepro- sent our goods. N. B. FaLcoNER, late A. Ciwmckshank & Co, Special for Thursday morning: 8560 yards Brocade Plush in Cardinal Navy Blue, Wine, Bronze, worth §1.75a yard, will be closed out for 750, One piece Black Ottoman worth $1.35, 75¢. 5,000 yards Unbleached Cotton Flan- uel at be a yard, worth 8le. 5,000 yards Bleached Cotton Flannel at 7ic'a yard, worth 10c. N. B. FALCONER, Late A. Cruickshank & Co. e e— The dissolution sale of O'Donahoe & Downey terminates Thuraday at 4 o'clock }). m. The store will close at that time or the completion of the inventory. All parties wishing to take advantage of the bargains they are offering will do well to call before the above time. 0'Dohahoe & Downey, 1bth street, next door to the post-office. — POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder pever vecss, A marvel of purlt stecagh aud wholcsou.oness. More sconomical tha the odioary kivds, and canaot be sold ia ) with Abewiitiliie of 1w vewt, short welgbt, alum o phospbate povcens S0 only in cane. Kayal Eak Bg rewder Ou, 100 Woll Breet New Yorl, yard. | F — (CASTORIA 0 } Infants and Children Withont Morphine or_Narcotin | What gives our Children rosy cheeks, ‘What cures their fevers, makes them sleep; "Tis_Cnstorin. { When Babies fret, and cry by turns, A What cures their colic, kills their worms, But Castorin, Fhat guickig cures Constipation, ur Stomach, Golds, Indigestion : b Bnt Castorin. Farewll then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Ol and Paregoric, ang T Hall Castoria, Centaur Liniment.—Anabe solute oure for Rhenmatism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &o., and an nstantaneons Pain.reliever, SPECIAL NOTICES. untess paid 1n advance. TO LOAN-Monev. ONEY TO LOAN—Tho lowost_rates of iuterost Bemjs' Loan Agoncy, 15th & Douglos 234t ONEY TO LOAN In suma of 300. por upward. 0. F. Davis and Co., Real Fseite and Losn Agents, 1605 Faruam St. 30841 HELP WANTYED. at the Metropolitan ho- None other_necd 142:30 app ral housework. Wa- s stroet. 143-81§ wagos and 12 a. W 2 gar8pecials "will Positivelynot be inserted BT, e e —— — OR RENT—5 room house on Webster west ot 10th St 8. T. Petersen, real estata egont, 15th and Douglas. %8841 SOR RENT- Comfortable front root, 0 uth-eas F O s Fouttoenth And. DAvenport, sultable for two gontlemen. 663 8 JOR RENT—Furnished rooms on the northwe: cor. 13th and Capltolavenue, tormerly Creighton House. 189-tt ~OR RENT-—HKooms in Nebraska Nations Bank Building. Most desiralle offices in the city Supplied with hydraulic ele-ator and heated b steam._Apply at Bank. L TAOR SALE-Three show cases, 10 took long. | quire of EDBOLM & ERICKSON a8 4 or § rooms, full lot, harn, T ORSALE—Hou 12th streot, between Dorcas and Center, 1f sold 600 'will huy it Cheap! BARKER & L E. cor. 13th and Farnam. 145-tt [AOR FALE Full Tot on 116h streot, near Centre, fenced and froit set out. Cheap. BARKER & N. and Farnawm. OR UASH—Good second 13613 boggy. 1008 South avenue. ) ade treos. Vel location, near streot oars. Offored $500. be- Tow valuo, Price §1.700. J. W.LOUNSBURY, 16t and Farnam. 1 OK' . ALE-—Farm 160 acres adjolning Columbus Aol rog under cultivation, y I d, oal Per acre, alio town Special par. Iots and new house in ‘s nddition, or e block north of of Park uve. 118 e leading businets in ona of tte 1a g and growing towns in the “Elk. Reason for selling ill hy with of ol ra. A rare chav VTS & BREME O sALE “Very de division and Howard place on moothly pa Do city tax. BELL & SHRIVER. 70k SALE—1ion tioulars inqu TOR SALE OUBAT—A lot of fresh milk cows at 2nth and California 8t. FREEMAN & P:;;]\: Y. [ILE DOR SALE OR TRADE—A good span of mules, harness and wagon. Inquire Alex G. Char'tan, at McCagus Bros. 930-t1 PR —Special Bargatns u Houses and Tots in’ail parts of the city and 1ts additions. ROL: LINS AGENCY i use work at 1205 ave, car line. Hest gents to sl clock: s on weckly payin 1914 Clark Carriage Blacksmith. Creston, Towa. 972 ¢ ANTED—A _first~ Addross Look Box 17 s coat makers; three first Class pant makers; two first-class vest makers The highest pr d steady work Address or call on F. Frahm, Merchant Tailer, Le Mars, lowa. 1 inds 1 need to call at our offics, upposite post O and d p. . JONES & CO , Frenzer Block. ANTED- employm office, betacen CA 046-1m WV ANGED — tumeditely two No, L L Mafers. D. A. HOPKINS, 02151 North Bend, Neb. VW ANTED—A Gorman din Hesse and Hoppo, 418 8. Harney and Hownrd. BITUATIONS WANTED. ing room kitchen girl. 18th Bt bebwed TANIED—A pleasaut turnished room, with «r beard, suitable for gentleman and » nochildren. ~First class referen- van. Audiess A, W. B this office 14131 W ANTED-A Tady of experiencs would like sow- inz by the day or week, in familica. Call or ad dress No. 1105 South 9th stréet. VW ANTED=Sltuation by o cormun ehemist and Pharmacsist. Address W, T." Bee office. 120-503 w'.\NTl —Pos n for light oftice wo'k or copy- Ing by n Jady who has o type-writer, of her own. Address, 'X."” Bee office. 11624 3 CHEAP—Special bargain, ot, high and sigltly, in Lowe's a. ROl INS' AGENCY 1600 Farnam Stre l 2 ~Two housas on Capitol Ave., co [ Two noises on Cass Strect, corner. LE—Stock of yeneral merchandise and ding, valued at about $6,500. Atlll_ruxu l'lo\ R SALE—1wo yortable bo Apply ot D, Fl 603, 2] A small Mosler, Bahman &Co., firs s oftice. o My two story brick residence, 104 ary’aavenue. Large bam, out-house, well arranged. Lot 60x200. Piita Bargaln in Omaha. Call at M. T §7.600. Bos People's Ban ksl nue cars. oo hloor weat Gt Will sell the whole tr: for 7,100, if_ sold before Jauuary 1st, 1354, Real es- tate owners bid this bargain, if you call at Tots Ve Lots 50x150. o Choice business propert; unders and Charles Stroat. 16 will pay yeu Call at People’s Baak. Improved property, which will pay ¥ 20 per cent on the investment. Rents year. All ocoupied by first closs ton- sell for 810,500, it sold soon. _All o half cach, balance, one to five years. in- vestment is worth Investigatioi. Call at the People’s Bank. 25060 PoLeED, CATTLE AND CLYDESDALE HORSE ¢ o subacribor 18 takin ordera for spring im. portation of the above, Pricos much below those at auction sales. Referonces to those supplied. Johu MgGullooh, Ti. Trustsnd Sav. Bask, Chicago. 204 2mf TOR SAL--A it ciass second hand top by Oall at 1319 Harney streot. o7l WV ANTED - hiy a thoroughly oompetant sad ex verienced business man, o situation a3 book- keeper or salesm ind hook-keepet erences. Address ‘D D."” Bee effice. VW ANTED=Situstions for fiise class domeatics Call at our offiee from 4'3)t0 9 p. m. Saturdays 1to9p m. CANNON, JONES & (0., Opp. 1 0. “im First clns ref- 978811 “,nmn:u By a wan of rienoe, a situation &3 overseer (f stock or grain farm. Has fam i can farnish three hands (sons). References. aska preferred. Addressd, M. D, B Council Blufis, 106-81, 5 WANTS. W by & young mau is not f " Beo ofice. VW ANIED—For a customer, stors room e F: nam 5t. BELL & SHRIVEK. 1208 TANTED—To buy a good eecond hand safe State price and make. - G. G, Willisms Aurora Neb. 130-81 TANTED—A fow porsous w0 sustruct in book- Koeping, axthers demand for competent book keepers T will learn n few, and ay until situations kre 1ursis 738-308 for Tawa or Nebras. ka lande. . Address “S, B, 26430 care Beu office. , ~Werent furnished or unfuraished rooms reuro h urders and furnlsh first-class domes tics, Offeo houry, 4.30 t09 p. m. Baturd s 1 to9 p.m. CANNON, JONES & CO.,[¥revzer Block. 948-1m Jrentsss A TANTED—Parties wishing boarders and those owrch of bord iu private houses, with or vath- out room, to eall A% our office from 4.80 0 9 p. o CANNON, JONES & 00., Oppeaite Bostodice. 945-1m LADH‘A O YOUNG MEN 10 ity ur country w take nico, light and pleasaat work at their own omes: §2 to#. aday casily and quietly made; work sent by mail, no canvassing: no stamp for roply. Floase adrews Reliablo Mag g Cory Phlladeiphia Pa. drawor T, 768-1mo) FOR RENT--Houses and Lots, [—Two unfurnished rooms, suitable for o, 69 North 1ith strect, between aas. 171t Chicsigo und JCR R¥N choertus_roem with wd I3 boarh to 8 gentleman 322 8, 16th and Ha 1 fosly furnished trout rooms 106 N. 96041 DOR RI 13th street. FJOOK RENT—F o fow day boarder, 1814 Uaronport. 632 41 % bar- | SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD DOR RENT—House acd furniture for will bo offered in the {iiniturs it for soon." House containe 7 rooms, ball and plied ok miles of Now Stock yards w10 u s, 92 acxes under cultivation, balanc K aives rom 2 to 2 tons of fest blue-faint hay 10 . Will reat reasonable. Luguire or sddrers oftioe. 100t J0F RENT—Furalshod ‘rn% 12 m 66 N, 1th. 70114 “Two new briok cotsugcs of lve Fooms h, sll modera improvewents, cor. 8th aud Hickory trect, 17 Fuk.\'muz’u Toom beated ¥4 N, 10 JPOR RENT—A basen wit of thice room frout parior, at 1018 Dordge strect, 'Fu' HeNT—TWo Bouaes south of " davot, Pa-tl 3. PHIPES HOK, 1613 8 biti e FOR KEN[=Furald od roum {or gentioman, aiso two for Hight house keo Luomers biock, coruer Eighth sl Howard LY otice, | an — | ticulars, | $25. O BALE--01a nowepapers 1o largo aud small quantities at thia DA’:& L4 HMISCELLANECUS. @Errmsoum AND PRES) land for Mei Address CLAKK & H o trade, wild , of town prop- AKD, 1ds Grove, 143 8 YA , one or twofur: nighed or unfurnshed,room with board for self comfortable, homelike. Accommoduticns in private tumily preferred. Address s00n giving par “Wellington csre B.& M. R, K Co. DAL —An accomplished appesiknce and amia; o tisposition, 100 as governess. An eléeily gent of means not ot jectionable; 1eferonces given and re- quired. Address Mrs, Bo Beo otfice. 163504 ARD. Will give above rewsrd for th uri of twohorses estrayed on Jan 16th, One bay small size, tall and slender. Pt Omaha Neb, one Cream Colorea Po Jlits shot in forehiead, misne and tail a li darker JAN. E VANL but a fow hours, making out invoices, statenients, and any correspondence’ confidentially, also wake cullve- tions. Oftice at P. Boyer and Co., 1020 Farpam 8., EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CO. o Al.ln;r(h‘m ‘Tenth street, between Famam u-:’:nu" Har. ney, will, with tho ald of guardian spirits, obtaln A)'one " ylaoo of th. pest. ADd. prossa. ad ths certain conditions in the fuure, and ahoes male_ ordor. Perfoct satistaction guaranteed, NOTICE, . The co-partnership heretofore existing betwsen H, Bieser and Gonsler bas thisday beon dlsorved by mutual o M. H. Biesor will continue the business, © dues, dod pay il dobt Omand, J ™ M. BIES Jau, b8k V. GENSLER, Northeast Nebraska ALONG THR LINE OF THE] Jroyt- s s oo vansn. \Chicagn, St Paul, Minneapolls and ONMAHA RAILWAY. - | e mew extension of this lae trom Waketlold up the BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the LOGAN through Concord and Coleridgo | TO EXARTINGTOIN, achos the best vortion of the State, Special ey jon ra‘es for land 1eekers over this line £y no, Norfolk and Hartingtou, and via Blair to o1 principal polsits on the Traing over the C., 8¢ P, M. & 0, Kailway to Qoy losets, | ington, Sloux vity, Pouca, Hartingtoo, Wayne wid Narfolk, Connect at Blnix For Fremont, Owkdale, Neligh, sod through t, V.1 cotine, £ For rates and all information call on F. B WILITNEY, Geueral A gert 05 nud Farnam 8ty Straug's Huildic O 24 Tickets can be wecured ab depot, co Webater St t { {