Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 6, 1884, Page 8

G 3 [r— [ THE DAILY BEE. | THE COMING STATE FAIR. ”'“;;’]': f’?“"m'k'f i"]""‘;“”tm“i':;; DRESSED BEEF. T TR T bruised and battered condition, and P e Meetng of the Board of Managers at the Partn Last Night, OMAHA. Wednesday Morning, Feb. 6. An Interview With a Texas Cattle Man, and was taken’ by them in their arms and earried to the police station. Thepolice- men who carried him to the station em- hatically deny that they even struck im. He was soon taken to the hospital, All Arrangements to be Completed | and last evening died there. Dr. Ewin, To-Day. Brown, who attended him, says he died from injuries received, but by whom or by what means inflicted he was unable board | to state. ioul. | Carroll waa without friends here, but i e ey AUl n Wiy, {n Ulileago #hio wes Albs tural socioty was held in rooms 23 and | p ) oq and asked wnat should bo done 24 of the Paxton hotol last ovening. Sith tho romains. There were present §. M. Baker, Silver i— Creok; Ed. Molntyre, Seward; L. A. store nightly. Kent, Minden; W. B. White, Teka- A THOROUGHBRED QUACK. —A oancer tumor of unusual size was re- | mah, and J. Jenson, Geneva; Mesars. boide vt moved from the body of Walter W. Jofferson | Hartman, Dinsmore and Furnas, other (A Nan Claimiog to be & Doctor Who on Saturdaylast, The patient is getting along | members of the socioty were also pres. F very nicely. ent. Minutes of the previous meeting i 0o Doctor, A sneak thief last night stole from a poor | were read and approved. i woman at 219 North Sixteenth stroet her 4 oymmmunication had been recoived | Ho Makes a Specialty of Tape Worms ::l":: ;:':‘:"h“l:;: SVeR Ienving Whe e pon early in the evening that the Omaha and Swindles a Number of ) Driving Park association had refused to Omaha People. —A. B, Cook was In policeoourt this morn- h ing charged with vagrancy, He waa sentover rent their gl‘flllllldl on the to'rm- propos- the hill for fifteen days, during which period [ ed. The condition of affairs was dis-| Ay,,ut four or five months ago there cunsed at length. Late in tho evening|mg to this city a man who represented Who Says the Business is a Great Success in His State, and That it Will be Equally so in Omaha, LOCAL BREVITIES. A party of soldiers passed through this city, westward bound, yesterday. ‘The remains of John D, Keating were taken to Dubuque yesterdayafternoon on the 8:40 train, ~There is a public “night school held on Douglas street, over Tirrell & Cook's shoo The first meeting of the A roporter of the Be ' yestorday met at the Paxton hotel two well-known and promnent Texas cattle drovers, D. R. Fant and Mr. Ellison, who were here to make arrangements to drive 20,000 cat- tle to Nebraska this year. “How is the dressed beef business prospering in Texas, Mr. Fant,” asked the Ber man, ““It has been a complete success from the day it started in last March,” saidh e, “'and this year it will;be carried out on a much larger ecale. Ilive at Goliael, twenty miles from Victoria, where they have got a slaughtering house of a capacity of seventy-five head per day In August last I went into their freezing houses and saw beef, killed three weeks before, just as fresh and sweet as it was the day it was killed. Tee arrangements for killing and freezing are very com- plete. The beef last year was put into rofrigerator cars and shipped to New Orleans, and sold from the cars. TI ear it will be stored in a freezing house in New Orleans and retailed from the house instead of the refrigerator cars. At Victoria the people prefer this dressed beef to butchers’ freshly killed beef, and the result is that butchers themselves are compelled to handle the dressed beef. This new method will do away with the butcher business to a great extent, This has already proved the case in Galveston. At Fort Worth they have just opened a slaughtering house with a capucity of 250 head a day. Sheep can be handled the same way as cattle.” “Isn’t this a more profitable way of disposing of cattle than driving and ship- ping them alive to market?” A great deal more profitable. It used to cost us $10 to $12 to get alive steer from Victoria to New Orleans, and now we get tho same steer to New Or- leans in dressed beef, and get the profit right at home. We save freight, food, stockyard fees and men’s wages. It is & big saving. All the cattie men are en- thusiastic over the new deal.” ““Then this business will prove a suc- cess in Omaha?” *‘Undoubtedly, an immense success e will subsist on bread and water, —A. R, Newton, northwestern passengor [ Mr. James E. Boyd, president of the |pimself to be a doctor. He had long agent of the K. C., Ft. Scott & Gulf road, | Omaha Driving Park association, came | wayy hair and heavy moustacho. He Ia in the city, arranging o take o large party |in and stated his terms, which wero that opened an effice on Califonia street, be. :’;‘n:“"""h""'“ to the New Orleans Mardi | the park owners must have 10 per cent |y en Eighteonth and Nineteenth —Meyer Hellman was yestorday appointed | Of the gross receipts, the 10 per cent of streots, but did not hang out any sign. assigneo, by County Judge Chadwick, of the | the state appropriation to be excluded, | Aftor remaining there for several bankrupt stook of goods of I, Rothholz, the |and the fair to be held here tor five | yoeks ho suddonly disappeared and was Tonth stroot clothing morchant, who falled [yonrs, but if tho board of managors |yono from the city for some little timo, several woeks ago. would make him a proposition for one | y},en ho again turned up, but not in his —Thero is an old saying that “‘a thing of | year ~on the same terms ho|tormer style, for upon his second coming boauty is a joy forever,” Wo were showna[Would let them know im & |}ighair was cut close to his head and his boautiful burial case, elogantly trimmed, this | ShOrt time whether or not they would | fao was shaved smooth. morning, but as for its being a joy forover, | #XC0Pt it % He gave his name as Dr. O'Dell, and wo fail to s0e It. Mr. Boyd claimed that the state|jocated at the corner of Sixteenth and authorities had acoepted his offer for one [ ghi th, where, togsther With The wifo of Mr. Johnson, whoso team and | year only, and that }i6 waa ok boand by 3',:',::’,‘,‘: h':':f.,_' ',1:‘,{ PR wagon wore lost in the Missouri a week Sun- | the action of the state board of agricul- | fy, b ialty of tape worms, and day, is around woliciting subscriptions to ro-[ ture in January last. Mr. Bopd stated | b had tay oo theee old semon curvase. placo the lows. Hor husband i now lying | that tho association could mako ore | jug for him, and whorover a patient could very ill from the result of the accident and | money without the fair than with it. be induced to visit him he made an ex- exposure, 'Il'jhfl ‘0"0}‘""(8 s oey of t'ih";m" amination and pronounced the trouble - Tho funeral of Dan Hurloy will bo held [ 00 by the O, . P. 2. to the Stato | tupo worm, ~This usually frightened the this morning ab 9 a. m, ab the. residence g | AgTicultural socioty in January, 1883, | iort “hich was genorally . woman, of e mains . wi it 888 | which was accepted by the state authori- 4nd he jamediately entered into an South avenue. The romains will then bo b o tiea: 3 escorted to St. Philomena's cathedral by the OmanA, January 4, 1883, agreement with the person to remove tho objoct of so much trouble. A. 0. H. band and thence be taken to Holy | mo the Honorablo State Board of Agriculture| A ge’,.uam,., who llves It North Omaha Sepulchro for interment. of Nebraska: told a BEE reporter a fow days since that —The ladies of the Dodgo street Presbyte-| The undersigned, stockholders of the |his wife had teen treated by this man rian church, whose names commence with I, | Omaha Driving Park association, respect- ( 0'Dell, and he explained the manner of and M., will give a sociablo and ogster supper | fully submit the following proposition for | his treatment. Heo says that 0'Dell told on Thursday ovening, at the church. (ood | the use of said ion grounds for | the Idy that she'had a tape worm, and music will be given by some of the best singors | *t4¢0 fair purposes for tho the yoars 1883 pe agreed to romove it for the sum of 815, in town. Supper will commence at 6 o'clock and 1884: Kirst, the proceeds of the|This same gentleman asserts that this quarter strotch and ampitheatro for the [ ('Dell keeps constantly on hand a worm [to0. You have the capital, the i years 1881, 1882, 1883 and 1884; sccond, | about eighteen inches in length, and he|cattle, and the facilities, The —The Omaha and Leadville extension of | if deemed advisable to enlarge the am-| iy positive that this worm is injected and | men engaged in the Omaha enter- the Union Pacific railway, from Dillon to | Phitheatre, one-half of the expenses to | then is taken from the patient, and that | prise know what they are about. They s | tried by the proper tribunal, and if found . P R TR D THE DAILY BEE-+-OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, '884. be a great many crimes which never come to the notice of the world. It is reason- able to presume from their acts that these men in many instances are driven to commit these orimes from desperation. Sneak thieves, who enter houses by stealth and take away everything upon which they can lay their hands; robbers, who can “‘hold up” men on the principal strocts of the city and compel them to deliver over all their valuables, and men who live without any visible means of support or legitimate occupation, are in Omaha_by scores, and thould be sought out and brought to justice. It is signi- fioant of a bad cendition of affairs when men by couples come to the police station and ask for food and lodging for the night. Within tho last two weeks nearly & dozen robberies, thefts, and crimes of ¢ ‘that kind, have been committed. A rumor was afloat yesterday afternoon that there would be a grand “round up” last night of every one of the kinds mentioned above who was seen on the streets. Upon inquiry it was learned from the city mar- shal that that is a standing order to all police officers, but that the order would be enforced last night with no greater rigor than before, Every man whoisnot B ——— for_Infants and Children. Castoriapromotes Digestion and Gvercomes Flatulency, Constpa- tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhea, and Feverishness. It insures health and natural sleep, without morphine. ** Castorin s 80 well adapted to Children that 1 recommend it as superior to any prescription known tome. - Yi. A. ARCHKR, M. Dy 8 Portland Ave,, Brooklyn, N. Y. ‘What gives our Children rosy cheeks, ‘What cures tielr fevers, makes them sl Tis_Casto When bables fret and ery by turns, ‘What cures their colic, kills their worms, But Castorla, | ‘What quickly cures Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion, But Oastoria. Earowel then to Morpline Syups, astor Oll and Paregoric, ani Hall Oastorial CENTAUR_LINIMENT-—an absolute cure for Rheuma~ tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &¢. The most Powerful and Pene- trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man, known by the ofticers to be a law-abiding citizens seen on the streets at unseasona- ble hours of the night, should b _called SPECIAL NOTICES. \OR SALE—A bargain, House of 7 rooms, Sth and Bancroft 8t. gothic.—Well built, barn’ & , upon to give an account of himself, and upon his failure te do so be taken to the police headquarters, a_complaint lodged aar8pecials will Positivelynot be inserted unless paid in advance, ouly #La00 it seld within 00 days. SEARS & BOS- ARD, Wi liams Block. 208-41 ORSALE—House of 6 rooms in Parker's addition against him ns & suspicious character, be near the $20 000 school house—new. A chea TO LOAN—Monev. Dlace on casy terms.—41.700. BEARS & BOSA RIS, Williams Block. 200-t1 guilty the maximum penalty of the law ONEY TO LOAN—The lowest_rates of Intos Bemis' Loan Agency, 16th & Douglas 234-tt be visited upon him. GRUNEBAUM BROS. Great Silk Bargain, Without unnecessary commendations, MICNEY TOLOAN Ia wima of (300, and_ upward. Agents, 1605 Farnam St. 308. to the right party. Address “Salesman,” this office, 222,60 OR SALE—A splendid house of 10 rooms in Shinn's adoition. 1f %old within 80 days only $3.700. SEA&S & BOSARD, corner 16thana Dodge O. . Davis and Co, Real Eaiate and Losn 210-tf t X OR SALE—A “family horse and new buggy. A HELR, WANTED. three spring delivery wagon and two harnessesat ANTED—Salesman to work in a general dry | A bargain. G. W. Logan, Decatur St., cor, Camp- goods store,0ne who haexperience in boots and | bell. 20158 shoes and can fulrnish city references, Good salary OR SALE—An extra good buggy horse and good top buggy. Inquire ot J M. Boyd, N, W. Cor. ——.in fervent, plainest, simplest words, ——we invite your notice to the follow- ing gooas and prices:—— \";N'I‘ED— A middls aged woman as dish washer, Oth and Haruey, or st Homan's livery stable. 100-31 at Aroade Restaursnt, 1215 Douglas St. L) R SALE—Lot 1005416, with good house, batn 1tis to your advantage to walk through our store (on first and second floors) every JANTE iy —A good and ewperienced tinner can rk. Wil be sold dy job. Apply, stating wages expect. ley, Norfolk, Nor 212118 1609 Farnam Str day,——and see the last new things that are put upon the counters, — There are very few days in the week that there is not something new dis- W ndhand pianos sle Store, 1508 1969 JROR SALE OR R and organs cheap at Prescott’s Farnam 8t. {OR SALE—Secend hand Buggies. Call ab 1319 18141 Ihouse work, S. W. Ouwaha. L AN ¢irl for genoral house work, 2012 ERTH played,——more particularly now,— when there are great bargains to be had, —and new goods daily arriving. W Girl at Mrs., A. N, Forgusin's 1586 N. PR ARG § treet. 218-110 OR SALE A small tobacco and cigar b Hurney. 10 We offered a special bargain last week, and those were not repular customers |, bargain instead of discussing the points [A Cuming strect. A “;A\.\'TED Tw ly. Cook and | ssssmm— — - -——and said——they'll be gone before second girl. Goos competent help. 131 S‘V}Lffil'lvl’m‘f:m\d‘u!' Orflm "",’;j l‘\:;‘*.;‘llrs“udl t-";‘, aloRbiof! the d“’& ‘thflly weu!_e offered, | APplY cnv:lur,ol and California Sts. Lk o4 dirs, Moyer, over Rosder's' Drug store, 10th, gone and in loss time!),—— | Yy/A 7o undersigned wa oo stoady (07N ore onD s L fiLd) WV “tinner, a German preferred to do erdidary shop | YNOR SALE—Two o unters and Aty feot of good 16 ork, good wages and & stacdy job guaranteed. A shelving, cheap, at 1608 Dodge St. Sett who came late,——and didn’t believe | man with family can nc('upym.‘vnmll‘)lmum: back of , toro. P. 8. no one but v 8o : S —ueEe il we had them——or, they'd be e - 40 000 bk b R marer Stow FOhsauE manstallions, Address here yet.——We're glad most of our cus- |ara 0. D. Birdsall, Wi 164-1m’ RS s d to all | T s tomers do know us better-—and to al OR SALE—A good two_story store yroperty i t T —— T R SALE_A good two story. storo property in others we say——when we advertise a | VWWANM e and feanier tromt wusoe it Wayne, Wayne county, Neb. Address 0. . Bird: 55-1m pply at N, E. Corner 14th and Jackson. be borne by the state. Extent of en- largement to be determined by the two beuds of management. Gro, CANFIELD, W. A. PaxToN, J J. Brown, Cuaries H. Brown is a8 near as any one who visits him comes | are doing a big thing for themselves, and to a tape worm, but it is near enough so | for Omaha, and for the cattle men of the that the quack gets his fees. west.” Now this swindler has no certificate or| *‘Omaha is likely to besome a big cat- diploma to show that he has ever studied | tle market, then?” medicine, and is no more of a doctor than| *‘Most certainly, and that, too, at a he is a banker, and under the laws of | very early day. Even if the dressed beef this state, which provides that every |enterprise were left out, it is bound to be practicing physician shall register in the | as good a market as Kansas City. Omaha office of the county clerk, he is liable to | is bound to be a big city. I "have not . Leadville, was finished and opened for busl- . mess yestesday, and will be called ‘“The High Jine.” It is the shortest route to Leadyille, being 185 miles shorter than the Denver & Rio Grande road to the same point, ~Sult was iustituted yesterday in Justice Anderson’s court by Shriver & Bell against Joun D. CREIGHTON, Charleg K. Brunner, one of the delivery| A motion was then made and carried clerks in the postoffice department to recover | that an offer of 10 per cent of the gross $02.50:. commission on the salo of alot in|proceeds be offered to the Omaha Driv- [arrest. He is an imposter of the most | been here before in three years, and I North Gynaha, which the plaintiffs made to | 1ng Park association, the state appropri- | bage description and should be run out|am surprised at the large number of sub- Willian{'Mitchell. Mr. Brunner refused to|3tion not included, for the use of the|of town without delay. stantial improvements. She is growing ‘Wo are informed that he was run out|wonderfully fast. Her improvements of Des Moines and branded as a quack |are such as make a great city—fine ho- of the worst description and his sudden | tels, an elegant opera house, water works, doparture from this city some time since | big buildings and all modern conven: was caused by the appearance of a de-[iences.” tective who was in search of him. There o —— are in this uikg a sufficient number of DISTRICT COURT. good responsible physicians who have complied with all the requirements of < law and aro fully entitled to practice | "™ w“’"‘:‘."“",e‘:;“r’;:y'f“"‘ Tribu medicine, and yat some_ people will be g rank “‘suckers” enough to patromize every fool quack who may chance to| The second day of the term was gone come nlnn%‘., A man who thoroughly un- | through with yesterday and nothing was derstanda his pusinoss in any profossionor | gon, ~ Judges Nevillo and Wakeley had branch of trade, does not need to travel b 7 from town to town. Just bear this in |hoped that something might be done,but mind. only one case was reached ready [for trial, which was settled before it was SON, called. The motion for a new trial in 1. J. Richards, for somo time past engaged | the case of Krelle against Henneke, ar- in business in city, left yosterday for a ftrip to [ gued ai length at the last term of court, 8t. Louis and New Orloans. Ho goes for his | was decided by Judge Wakeley yester- {7 perieay s health aud will return in the spring. day. The motion was sustained and a torprising | OB Thursday last the queen of the| Bishop Clarkson, Dean Millspaugh, Revs, |new trial granted. In this action, judg- nd ho has suc. | Cannibal Islands arrived in Omaha. She | M. T, Carry, J. J, Paulson, R. Doherty and | ment was rendered at the last term of live bual. | took breakfast at the depot eating house, | C. 8. Witherspoon, left on the noon train to- court for $3,000 for plaintiff, damages and was thoro soen by & ik roporter, | sy b attend tho convocation which convenes | oo ing 5 i roputation. from slandor. Psiog _l:h'-:: who m:gxuize: h;:d -t:;l glance. Upon |™ "":3 B‘;I“ i “D:::'a’r ,:.:.;,:1' ‘;“‘" g | 008 Toporta alleged to have been uttered approaching the y the reporter was| ©° 4 H A . by defendant, dge Wi eld that aud. walkgel b | indly rocaivod, and conversod with her | 1 Y yetarda noon, howmeward bound.Ho | ¥ efonihnl | ihudge Vakeley bl hat P has been trip to New York. Mr. Bsll Fanftoe) ® | for some time in her native tongue, dur SRAMIRE oA defendant had uttered, were of judicial NP Wjhare | fOF s0m! r was, for a number of years, the unien ticket ! R gZdowy | g which convorsation sho begged not | awent ut Donvor, and s very wall kuown al f{""z‘f; and consequently were not alan \“';. i - to have it madp public that she was really | through the western country, An information was filed yesterday by N B b P ‘I 16 Webr: Aoy, .qnu,la. for slib was in such mortal fear| W.D, Hill, of Beatrice, Is at the Paxton, (1) J. Selden, upon which a writ of quo of pbing bored to death by Chicago news- | A, P, Spencer, Kansas City, is rogistored | ¥ * ranto was issued against Lewis Ber- 2 state. 1) did /4{! S pr ocuto a dood to the lot after the sale was | S70Unds for his year’s state fair. Mr. Boyd, who was present, said he o o to bay his agonta any commission {or | oyl do all in his power to obtain the consent of the association and would let #-A woman who lives near the gas works | the board know at 10 o’clock this morn- imed to have been robbed of an overcoat ing‘ ast night, and approached Officer Turnbull | The board then adjourned until 10 a. d wanted himo look it up, he agroed to | m. to-day. ahow him wheeS#ho suspected it was, but in- T — sisted th /,/ wo home and ohangohis| A Very Remarkable Itecovery. 3 Mr. Geo. V. Willing, of Manchester, Mich., uniforpef6t a YMzen's sult before sho would [ yrites; “Aly wifo has beon almost helpioss YRR Sho said she musta’t bo soen | for five yonrs, so helplest_ that sho could not that sho s now ablo to do her own work,” Elootrio Bittors will do all that in claimed ok upon the street | o hogtlo at C, I, Goodman ly morning, and ois oause of all by Mr, Erick- We did turn over in bod alono, She used two Bottlas scontarminatad b v | of Elootrlo Bithers, and a to much improved, d‘m but such It seems for them, Hundreds of testimonials attost Shole groas urativo powers, - Only ity conta o ¥ e ingly eroct, his stop was quick PERSONAL. wroathod in smiles, The ro- A ROYAL GUEST. The Queen BE tho Cannibal Teands Pasees Through Omaha Incog. A court and show by what authority he ' ngmfiuyheh}: n-:th:t':f"z“,“’l: 'l‘:{"'n'.':: W. H. Dickinson, division superintendent | held the office ::-Juymu of the s b at all, buf | associations with ¥ings and quoens has |°! the Us ¥, is registered at tho Millard. | tie Second ward in this aity. Selden Whiaw look upon them in sort| W.B., White, Tokamah, ¥. M. Groene, |#ets up in his petition that ho was dul pot | indifferent manner, in fact we have | Ft. Calhoun: E. MoIntyre, Seward; 8, M. |eleoted justice for that ward last fall, % >lgen ‘'called” upon tireo quoens at one | Barlow, Siiver Crook; J. D.' Dinsmoro, Sut. M. Berka boing his opponont, but that and then didn't consider it much, | ton nd L. A. Kent, Minden, are at the Pax. | ¢ Was counted out by the judges of elec- f; been reared in the lap of royalty. | ton, tion, ) g royal lady left for Chicago, and J. T. Bell was reappointed official forroted ouf by an ungentle-| M. E. Whoolor, Oolumbus; Geo. A, Brooks, | stenographer for the court by Judge Ne- nter:Ovedn reporter, who gave | Bazilo Milis, aro at the Millard, '-ime't. and Charles A. Potter was made alo snap away, and hence we do| FHon. Isanc Powers, attorney-gsneral, is in | 19PUtY: A . ‘;Wq:r‘w“nd‘“ keop the mat- | tne city, on his way to Dakota City from Lin. m&‘;"{i'::‘:h’:“gi;f:; ‘;::g' all day in- g9 Louger. Mocompaniod by g | 1% 804 18 stowping at tho Millad, ‘Afbar it Is disposed of District Attor: o E, K. Valentino will leave for Wash. | ney Godwin will take up the shooting morning, accompanied by his wife, | afiray at the road house. mu An o °t'o' the colirt of Pasindty O voling *i " on o APC AN savoling *'iboog. In the afternoon Judge Neville called cases more on the docket, and ad- kua requested her to call | Who has sufficiontly recovered from her rocent g while passing through | illness to travel. 100 m ¢ mayor was absont in | 7, M, Camp, Lincoln, is at the Millara, | 1urned court at 3 o'clock. not see him, d The following is the assignment for to- ara Fulls, go from | Charles Allen aud wife, Kearney; James | day: ; ark, whenoe sho will | Jest David Clby, and N. O, Soars, North | Bfore Judge Wakeley— v La Bello, France, | Bond, aro guests of the Millard. R % Tributo. o Gasbly, Rod Cloud, 1a at the Motwopel- | ~ Edwards va. Board of County Com- 4 h missioners, . itorol gt Wayna:| 41, 1), Jouos, day elork of the Motropalitan | Housel v, Cremer. r. King's New Dis. | botel, ts sick of congestion of the lungs. Krolish va, Svacii uv:rochu;aur,u Owen Davis, Lincoln, H, W, fl:.mlun, Before Judge Neville— ) ¢ nover Tocumseh, W, J. Hills, 5t Louis, W. P.| TLodener vs, Nye, “_*:’F’“f“:f‘,“;‘};: Noble, Keokuk, Towa, W. O. James, War-| Hilleke va. Hoss. ne vs. Same, gfllnghur v, Dew. paper reporters, The reporter promised | at the Millard, k», requiring him to appear before the otly slid pdf n cured by it of | 88w, 111, are guests of the Metropolitan, ©. D, Martin, Dakota City, editor of The Augus, is registered at the Metropolitan, 8. W, Plank, Nebraska City, is at the Met- ropolitan, —— S H, Ritchie, chief of police of S, Joe, Ma,, | » BAND OF BAD MEN N ::f‘;:':n ‘;“» 1s In tho city to testify before the court wmar- - " ate man | gl now held at Fort Omaba in the trial of | gy P, R Joseph's hedpital lst | Burk for dessrtion, and is stopping at the Thely Raemenn umpd by ¢ to haye | Metropolitan, i + W, F. Larway, of Glenwood, Towa; W, A,| et Leary, of Davenport, lows, and Charles A.| That this city ai the present time is Crouey, of Oskaloosa, lowa, aro guests at the | infested by a band of thieves and rob- Paxton, bers is an undoubted fact. The crimes committed within the last two weeks, whw!n have come tothe knowledge of the public, demonstrato clearly the fact that Omaha hu n her midst a class of men of whom it has just cause to fear. From she constitution of the police and deteot- ive force generally there must necessarily OMAHA, in the City an lndu- bitable Fact. o — Bucklen's Arnica Salve, The greatest medical wonder of the world. Warrsnted to speedily cure Burns, Outs, Ul ocers, Balt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cang Tiles, a8 | Chillblaing, Corns, Tetter, Cha) p?d"\nna.. aud all ekin eruption, .mmf o oure in x:rzunhunw. or money vefunded. 25 conts it be better to test the matter!—By reading our advertisoments carefully and and wasting time a5 somo_ do, —would'nt | {era w casos, 10 foot long. In- SEDBOLM & ERICKSON, A ood girl for genoral housework. German preferred. Call at 1022 Chicago street. q 2:0.6§ 1476 taking the paper in your hand,——come early and see if what wo say ' is reliable W4 JOR SALE—Touse 4 or rooms, full lot, barn &c., 12th strect, between Dorcas and Center. It sold —A nurse wirl, 1015 Harney street. BARKER & at once, $1.600 will buy it. Cheap ! ——and tell results to everybody.—— 145-tt MAYNE,N. E. cor. 13th and Farnam. n TANT goud woman, to do —— ——— Moral. —To you who read and (rightly) | W3 Kiason and"joth St | THOR ¥ ALE—Full lot on 11¢h street, near Contre, believe our advertisements in the papers, | BUCKEYE MEAT MARKET. EIYY | o AT D S (RE T B O ——we have said sufficient, but to them AN 7 = i 4 . that read and never believe what they see | WV 1ith and Farmam " " sework N- 1; eor- | on s b & rooins, barn frujtand shade tree in the papers——they had better be quick about believing this time—and they will | V never disbelieve another column of store | of nows written by Grunebaum’s. This week we make an extraordinary —Sersant girls of all kinds in need of to call at our oftice, opposite post- flico, botwoen 4:30 and 9 p. m. I e SR ES RIOD R e IS0 TROR SALE—Very desirablo lots in Coburn's Sub- ihois? division and Howard place on mothly paymente 1978 sirabl + locatfon, near strect cars. Off low value. Price §1.700. J. W. LOU. and Farpam. offering in Black Silks, as per local notice \WVEARAD =l GEE AL G S0, o in Saturday evening papers, and Sunday morning papers. ‘We haye gone through our Black Silk stock and have picked out amounting in all to 2800 yards of Black Silk of all grades, running in price and worth fror $1.60 to $2.00 a yard, and will offer them at $1.25 PER YARD, This is done to reduce our stock and to o VW ANTED—A German dining room Kitchon girl Harney and Pping clerk in a grocery or commistion_house. Ref- Mo 1 Harnoss no city tax, BELL & SHRIVER, onsi Derth Bond, Neb. OR SALE OR TRADE—A good span of 2 harncss and wagon. Inquire Alex G. Charlton, 930-t1 at McCagus Bros. R SALE-Colorado coal. This coal is aa free from 800; and as clean as Rock Spring. 9344t JEFE. W. BEDFORD. Hesse and Hoppe, 418 S. 18th St., between ward. 565t SITUATICNS WANTED. OR BALE—Two portable boilers, 10 horse powe A Young man speaks both German and Enelish Apply at D. FITZPATRICK, fluently, dasires a situation as salesman orship- | ~ 688-tf 218 South 15th §t. rences given i desired. ORSALE—A sunall Mosler, Bahman &Co,, fire Droof safc, almost new, at this office. [ make room for our spring importation, which will arrive iu a short time. We cannot say here what a great bargain this is—for we havn't the room to explain ANTED. OR SALE—My two lbori' brick residence, 19th o™ atore or on hie rond, byanexpe ates Worues ol el Lok Fosa0; P g hard. rent . " o T et el R | o marg i Omaie Bl M, o this grand silk offering; it would take at loast three columns to tell you all about it, 80 we ask you to come and see if this WWANIED A place for a boy, 16 years o to work JFORBALE=TZ lots ono biook west of Park ave- nuo cars. Lote 50x150. Wil sell the whole trao for §7,100, if sold before January 1st, 1584, Realys is board. Address A, J.” this offic isn't the best bargain in black silks ever offered at §1.25. o To accommodate the crowds and to make it convenient for those who will |- tako advantage of this great bargain, we hayo placed a table beside our silk coun- |10 ter, and by doing this we will divide the crowds and also give everybody a chance, ‘V.(x'fi:n —Situation by a voung man as ssistant | Ba ki references given. Address ¢ U. 18561 VY ANED~Sitintions for it viass domestio tate owners bid this bargain, if you call at People ank. 27841 book-keeper;tcorrespondent or some flice work. e SALE—Cholce s property, throe lots Saundors and Charlos Streat: Tt will pay yen Call at Poople's Baok, Bpeaks several | o fo investigate this offer. {\OR SALE—Improved property, which will pay the buyer 20 per cent on the investmont. ~ Rente for 81,020 por year. All occupied by fire claas ton- ants. " Will sell for §10,500, it s0ld soon. Al or one. half cach, balance, onc to five years. The above in- Call at our office from 437t 0 p. m. Saturday CANNON, JONES & CO., Opp. P 9p. m. 047t We will not limit the amount to be sold, but will sell as many yards as any customers may want, because we know after the silks will be seen and spoken |} of, other ladies that can’tmakeit conven- ient for them tc call will have others to buy for her. This groat vantage of by gll who know what a good bargain is, 80 profit by this and don't de- lay your coming but come at once. ‘We shall continue to offer our 48¢ cor- sot which is worth 7bc. This corset is silk embroidired in colors grey and white, and is a grand bargain. £ \‘ ily preferred. Address stating terms, *‘R. P this offic 1 Tv.«mzn-;mw ;éqm«u. 3 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. vostment'is worth investigation. Call at the Bavk. ent by alady | 350R BALE--Ola ondens by, alady LE—-01a newspapers in large and smali matrimony. Am | TG Siien st shte otler E W ~Board for family of three. Priyi MISCELLANEOUS, JOUND=—On Jan, 20ih, & lady's breastpin. The 0 have same by callingat the Bee office, and paylog for this advertisemeut. 2085 \UFEN PROTECTOR-Unprecedentedir ducements keeping, asthero is & demand for_competent offered 1ady agonts for this now Tubtes indessor few, and wait for half of { m¥¢ for Iadies. Addrees with til situations are 1urnished. Ay et amps, Undergar. 189-1m), ment Co., 9 south May St Ci 1616 Douglas St. TLARGE st of xoom, with or without b private famtlies furnished froe of charg office, opposite postoffice. Cannon, Jones & Vo, 3 [ T a customer, store room on Far- KLL & SHRIVER. 129-8 With the above we shall offer another Tot of 350 corsets at This is a reg- ular $1.50 corset, 20 dozen 3 button kid gloves at 7bc a pair, worth and regular selling price, $1.50. 25 doz. 4 buttonkid gloves at $1,25, | 5 [0 all over for §2,00. L ADIES O YOUNG MEN wn city or oountry to tal Please address Reliable M 18 doz. six button length kid Mous. | drawerTT: 09 SD—Partios wishing boarders and those of board in private houses, with or wit to call at our office trim 4.30 t0 9 p. m JONES & C0., Opposite Bostoflice. UT THIS OUT AND PRESERVE—To_trade, wild Land for Merchandiso of wny kind, cr town prop- Address CLARK & HUBBAKD, 1da Grove, 148 0} White #pot In forehead, mane and tatl s ittls, than the body. -5t 1ew! e ket nice, light and pleasant work at their own a . il JAS. E VANDERCOOK. nd quietly made; work no ‘stamp for repl & Co., Philadelphia Pa. 788 1mal omes: sent by mail, quetaire gloves, all shades, original price, J'—’ 75, now $1.90, Grunebaum Bros, 1300 Farnam street. IOk RENT—Residence 2015 Cass St. FOR RENT--Housos and Lots, Apply to Phls Goneral Hawkin's 2013 Cass, | —— Another lot of choice hams just re- \OR RENT~Furnished room at 1019 Farnam. ot s | oertain conditions in the future, ceived at Geo, Heimrod's, 08 KENT—Nicdly furnished rooms with or it ‘out board 1616 Dodge St. 190 OWDER Absolutely Pure. Bl bowiat enes mfim@lmfl'“: . ight, & S e Beil i 1o e e Alvia e iqn-\luc«,m WAl S reok Muw York, e, A warvel of purity More eoonowmical that a sald b comp- titlor it ek i OR RENT—A basemens with three rooms for light houso keeping 1013 Dodye Bt. 101 9§ \(::‘ILHIIDLN‘I- foaly furoahed bod room at five DLCORDICIT'S ollars per mouth, 1616 Chicago St 10564 i rui 3 l‘\n:; lat‘l\:'\ i'\:llnhlhm Foo wl:.h or without Pa‘tent Dned F t Ll&fir. ard. Finest locatian in the city. Also fo P o um an\lul ‘wanted, N. W, cor, 16th and Fausns, s | O PR TP BENT Large new two story dcuble house, Shin dditien &uitable for two famflies oF 0} qui ol b o ‘nfi'fi"fi‘f&m. Inquire Room 24, Omaha Aatioual AS USEFUL NO DEALER e - — wa comawith Loard, 3 Al { w % /o0 por] 8327 " GROCERY Groceries £l — ST ] AN AFF( Ot RENT—Furnisted l(nim for g oRR OAX A¥poRD or liglt. ho ep o tho two for ligl l"u.-o ke J!“" beemer s |I:‘ 48 A PATR OF T0 BB oom ho Vo $ ponm Do on Woktes wesb f'| oLy Without 1y, Petorsen, real estate egent, 16th [ Cuwtortabie front rovu, corner Fourteeuth aud Davenport, two i F urnisied roo; ) northves oor. 18th aud Capitolavenue, formerly Orelghlon 0 1504 H 05 BENT—Booe in Nebrasks Bank [ullding. Mom dessatie ofioss in he city Bupplied with hydraulic ele"stor and beated b steam. Apply st Bank. DO BALE-—A grocery store located in a thickly scttl d part of town, Right party can wake wonky. Adiress “Grece T e ¥