Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 5, 1884, Page 8

programme were presentcd with a beau- tiful bouquet of flowers. - Nozwuluunding the fact that the pro- gramme was an exceedingly long one, not being finished until after 12 o'clock, the large audience displayed very little uneasiness, and very few left the house EMMET'S ANNIVERSARY. The One Hundred end Sixth Anniver- sary of the Death of THE 7 OMAHA., Wednesday Morning, March 5. DAILY BEE. ntil the close of the grandest entertain- o e T ——— Robert Emmet ment ever given by the Emmet Monu- LOCAL BREVITIES. —— ment accociation of Omaha. Celebrated Imst Night at the Opera Honse by the Emmet Monu- ment Association of This Oity. —New crap clover and tinothy seed for sule, Shugurt, Waite & Wies, Conneil Bluffs, Towa. f81m, —The finder of a maltese cross will confer a favor by roturning it to the owner, Andy Borden, - —J. W, Lancaster is the name of the now Horman Schber Indicted for - the Marder of Jack Martin, For weeks the anniversary of the birth of Robert Emmet has been the and gentlemanly night clerk of the Metropol- | theme of conversation among the mem- itan hotel, bers of the Emmet Monument associa- —Joel T, Griffin is reported by his physi. | tion, and it has not been talk alone, as «ians a8 being very low with small chances | the programme of last evening at the — of recovery. opera house will fully testify. i q i ~During the month of February forty-| Tong before the hour ippuinwd for bl::;;x?;] ,J,],w ‘:)l: D[fiy::::r?;yi" '1';‘;:.;::;“ weven licenses [to marry were issued by tho | ¢ opening of the exercises the opera Schreiber, who has been '.““21 In this Douglas county court. house was well filled with the membors o\ eo it 0 bobor Tast, Schreiber, in —Workmen sre o in Xopalring | and. frionds of the association, and uch |y e CEE R T e Charlon Brown's building, corner of Fourteenth and d Farnam stroots, recontly dsmaged by fire, | udience as was gathered together | g ohrote, who at that time kept a sal- would have made the heart of Robert —Theo horse of Doctress Amelia Burroughs broke its fastenings yestorday and ran, almost | Emmet himself leap with joy. entirely demolishing the buggy to which he| The programme was opened by 8 pot | gohrote's saloon, a man named Jack Wk attached, pourri of Irish airs by the ancient order | Aartin was killed by a pistol shot. B— Lew Givins, the colored man wrested | of Hibernian band. Col. R, C. 8. Burke | gohrote, his wifeo and Schreiber were ar- omeibd n(bar.nm for an asault with an it | then made a short addre announcing | rogted (‘or the crime, and at the prelim- R Al mmn[’m“d"' gave nbondinthe | thy nature of the meeting, after which inary examination Sc‘hairher wasjreleased et e b he introduced the Omaha Gloe club, | ynd Sehrote and his wife were held to — Josoph Pontano was last night arrostod | ik sany that good old song dOAT B0 | oot phn rien of tha beend ey, and lodged in tho city jail by officor Hogan | 1 0 L te s 0 L T, for staaling tools eto. from a building which | the heart of every true American, “The| At the following June term of the was being moved on Leavenworth streot, | Star Spangled Banner.” It is needloss | giatrict court Schrcte and his wife were to say that it was well rendered at the|indicted, and at the October term a pre- —Goorge Thompson has been arrested for sty A : R R B e vit to f th ands o ose competent vocalists, At | sentment was returned againat Schreiber. st el anied Nothing has baen dorie in the case since, stolen from Ringer's store. He is supposed | the cluse they were loudly applauded, | oo b Schreiber was looked for but could not to have been implicated in the robbery. but the la.ngth of the programme would | hg found. ~ About two months ago a re- ~—The funeral of Philip Bergquist, who died | not permit of another selection. ward of $200 was offered tor his arrest Fehruary 26th, will take place March 5th, at| Miss Stacia Crowley was then intro-|and conviction. Photographs of him 2 p. m,, from his late residence, Twenty- | duced and rocited an original poem en- | Yere struck and distributed all over the second and Burt streets, Friends are invited. | 10 «Robort Emmet.” Miss Crowley west. —REx-County Judge William O, Bartholo- 24 > Some time ago word was sent Sheriff tmaw, who for nearly three years has heen'af- 18 oo familiar to Omaha audiences to| Miller that his man was in Grand Island. flicted with nervous prostration, is slowly re. | "eed any comment. The poem of last The alias of Schreiber, Charles Leeder, covering and ocoasionally of Iate is soen down | night was, as hor contributions always | ™8 iven bim. Accordingly, o letter town, are, mf)lt excellent, and she was several him, and_closely followed by the sheriff’ —Capt. Smith yesterduy received severe in. | times interrupted by the' applause which | to its destination, Grand Island. The juries from falling down a ,cellar way in the | involuntarily burst from her auditors, | postoflice at that place was watched, and rear of Sam Beatty's saloon. He was hurt sof At the close of Miss Orowley's poem in a_short time the letter was given to badly that s carringe was necessary to take | Miss Ida Gibson was announced, and | Fred Otto, Schroibor's employor, who in. him home, ll;:.“ v’r'ith very pleasing effect **My Frvin euired for his mail. Otto was followed T, by the sheriff of Hall county and the —Forty acres of tho old Redman farm, 3 ; iy 4 N d i marshal of Grand Island, who succeeded north of this city, wero rold at ahorifl's salo | Hon Aloxagdor Sullivan, presidont of ;" rroting_ Schroiber, who was handed yosterday, The price paid was the snug Ittle | 0,005 ang atepped forth amid a storm | Ve to Sherifl Miller. ‘sum of 5,000, or 8126 per acre, . . Brown [ % PRl (M EEELC O ating the | _ Since Schraiber loft Oinaha ho has been ‘was the purchaser. story of the life of Robert Emmot. He wandering aimlessly about, going first to —Mz. Harrls, of Chicago, has been in this | gave a vivid description of Emmot's ca. [the Blufls, then to Waverly, Nob., then ity for somo Jittle time, and has been en- | reer, his hardships and his trials, his suc. | 10 Uentral Gity, and_finally to Grand gaged in putting a new antomatic lock upon | cesses and his failures, and paid a most l‘,’"&d' ?’;‘:“’ .}l“’ h‘f"“_l "‘l’l‘ti’;'m" “'I}i" the vault and safe doors of the various banks | touching tribute to his memory. He l‘d"" 'u,::f 'wmsll“"mfi"n Ptn}fe' k,ue in this city and Council Bluffe, then spoke of the duty which America [ #C™M1EeC, O Lo no L0 L y 3 owos to. tkio Trish causs, Ho says Ir: | ing by himself, of Martin, butsaid that —Saell was brought into disteict court yes- |1} ju'erong is an American question, |1t Was done in self.defense. Heo stated tocday for trial for tho murdor of Jesio | ol VR0 Troand in kept in bond. | that Martin was coming in the front door Suell, but owiug to tho serious linesn of Dis. | RO SRR E0 NEICY FOPL IO | with a knifo to kil him, when a_cocked triet Attornoy Godwin tho case wax continued | ¢80 %0V TR 0% oy T T B i the | Pistol was handed him, which went off until Monday next, or such time as the dis- | weak and oppressed, and thoreby pay an | ¢cidentally, but secing Martin deter- trlct attorney shall bo able to appear. Oaptured G tsland and Brought Back to Omaha for Trial Yesterday. in and oon on Sixthand Pacific streets. On the 20th of that month in a rowin await the action of thegrand jury. A MURDEROUS ASSAULT. A Villianons Attack Upon District At- torney Godwin Monday Night, He 1s Slagged and Left in An Insen- fsible and Bleeding Condition, Night after night people are knocked down and robbed in remote parts of the city, and the readers of the newspapers have become 8o familiar with such things that they read them and never think of them again, It seems, however, that there are other motives than robbery for slugging men in this city, and_this was fully proven Monday night by the brutal and un- called for asssault upon the person of District Attorney Parke Godwin. Monday evening Mr. Goodwin hadbeen out with a party of friends and did not return to his rooms until about 12:30 His apartments are located in the Cen: tral block, on Fourteenth street, between Douglas and Dodge streets. 3 r, Godwin returned about the time above mentioned and was either met by some one at the head of stairs or was fol- lowed up by some one, who struck him upon the head with some blunt instru- ment, knocking him senseless and precip- itating him to the foot of the stairs, As the hallway and stairs were perfectly dark, Mr. Godwin cou'd not see anyone and can form no opinion as to who his assailant was, and cannot state positively whether he was assaulted or not. Andrew Moynihan, who is employed in Floyd's place, tells the story in this man- | if ner. Mr. Moynihan rooms in the Central block, and he_ states that he had retired to his room about twenty minutes past twelve and had prepared for bed when he heard a loud scufiling noise in the hall-way, All was quiet for a moment ‘| full in Johnson’s face. THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1884, report any and all who were found either oven or selling liquor. In consequence of this order the following keepers were arrested Monday: Thos, Callan, corner of Sixteenth and Capitol avenue; Shears, Markel & Swobe, Millard hotel; Kitchen Bros., Paxton hotel; Andrew P. Hansen South Eleventh street. They are charged with keeping open their saloons on Sun- day, and their cases will be tried this afternoon. —— For . A complete outfit of tools and ma- chinery, belts, shafting, 12 horse power, Baxter engine, and other articles used in the manufacture of matches. Also about 60 pino logs. Will sell separately or altogether, FRANK KASPER, mde 1223 S. 13th St. DANGEROUS CITIZENS. A Negro Arrested for Assanlt With Intent to Kill—A Heavy mper. @Monday Lewis Johnson, a colored man, appeared in police court and lodged complaint against Louis Givens and Maria Givens, both colored, for assault with in- tent to murder. Johnson said that he went to the Baptist church Monday to attend a sociable which was to be held there,and that he took with him a basket of pies. While there he had a slight al- tercation with Givens, and took up his pies and left. Givens followed him a short distance from the church when he (Givens) drew a revolver and snapped it K Fortunately the gun missed fire, thus saving Johnson’s ife. He said that he threw down his basket of pies and grabbed hold of Given's cheeks and into his eyes with both hands. Givens, however, was not alone in the fight, for no sooner had Jolinson grahbed when a dull thud, as if somebody had fallen, was heard. He then opened his door into the hall and lisiened. ~Present- ly he heard a deep groan and a gurgling sound. About this time a gentle- man, rooming across the hallway, opened his door and the two together, with lamp in hand, descended the stairs. Mr. Moynihan says the sight which confronted them was a horrible one. Mr. him in the face than Mrs Givens appear- ed upon the scene, and, tearing a picket from the fence, she began to belabor Johnson over the head with fearful effect. The complainant’s head was cut ina dozen or more places, and looked as though it had been run through a thresh ing machine. Givens and his refractory wife have been arrested and are now in jail await- ing trial. Godwin lay with his head upon the third step from the bottom of the flight and his feet up several steps higher. His face was completely bathed in blood, as were also his hands, and he was in such a fearful condition that he was not recog- ized by either Mr, Moynihan or his com- panion, Mr. Moynihan left his companion in charge of the man while he hastened for a police ofticer. Upon returning with the ofticer the blood had been wiped away from Mr. Godwin's face, and he was recognized. He was taken into his room, his clothing removed, the blood washed from his face and a physician called to dress his wounds. Mr. Moyniban did not see anybody ieave the hall way, neither did he see any one when he entered the building, only a few moments previous to the assault, Mr. Godwin's vest was found near the head of the stairs, while his coat and overcoat were found upon the stairs, but how they came there Mr, Godwin is un- able to say. Mr. Godwin was visited in his room yes- terday morning, and presented a horrible appearance. His eyes were swollen com- pletely shut and were highly discolored. Above his right eye were two large bruises, evidently made by a billy, while upon the top and back of his head were sevoral sovere scalp wounds. At the time of the assault he did not cry out, e —— Meteorological Summary. Below will be found the meteorological summary for the month of February, as summarized by Alexander Pollack: Highest barometer, 30.565; 9th. Lowest barogseter, 20,416; 18th. Monthly range of barometer, 1. Highest temperature, 68.0; lst. TLowest temperature, 12,1; 13th, nily range of temperatiy g, 49, a country, to help free Ireland from the | Schreiber was taken to the county jail, warded to Omaha yesterday. The funeral will | chains of bondage which bind her. 5 o —— (ol 5 Rbesidbmatitodine Never Give Up. He said that no J):iop @ in the | ordered blood, weak constitution, headache, or Pocatello received for eleven days came in on Tho rest of the lino in Idsho bas | faction represented no religious oreed, but | Will be surprised to sco the rapid improvemont Northern to Pocatello during the snow block- | the Irish people would never again beat | snd wusery will cease, and henceforth you will TRevenuo Collector Post for the monthjof 1eb. | he worships™ or whero he worships, but [ 4! sthws, £2,580,63, beer stamps, $5,034,20; spe. | cause of Ireland. England has our code i g (DI A\bicoey (Lo WiAISH noatls tolaks| SPOKe Of tho trial of ‘O'Donnell, and time the pase of the stato against Snell will} tried, convicted and executed. He says <~ Albyn Frank depnty clerk of tho United [ without testimony if it ww wo designed ile of the brata. tange of temporature, 7.5; yosterduy with the records files and papers of ) i P 7 rang, p ) indirect revenuo to fhe British crown, |mined to kill him, he fired tho fatal —Mr. H, G. Mason died at Grant City, | Hence it is to the intorest of America, as | 10t 0. AUGAAY < K8 tnlne - iweeh - for e | Where he will probably remain until his take place to-day at 2 o'clock from the |said Irishmen hud always boen ready to| ¢ ¥ disposed by trisl, residence of his nephow, P. Boyer, at 710 | defend Awmerica, from the time of Beayidipibs ""“‘l‘l: day, f‘”‘““ If you are suffering With low. and depressed —The first mail from that part of the Ore- zr:zi.s il. Sheridan has charge of the | ivits, loss of n,.lmf , general debility, dis- gon Short Line lying between Grangor and | ;13 were go closely banded togethor as | any disease of a bilious nature, by all menns et the Irishmen. Ho said the little Orange [ brocure a bottle of Electric' Bitters, You unday, 0] y that will follow; you will beinspired with been acoossible vin Ogden and tho Utah & | on thecontrary, political faction, and that | jife: strongth o activity will retarns; pain each other's brains out forthe sake of |rejoice in the in the praiso of Electric Bitters. —The following is the report of internal | God. To.day a man is not asked how | Sold st fifty cents a bottle by C. F. Good- ruary: Collections on lists, §412.54; tax paid, | whether or not he can stand at the altar #62,310.30; tobacco stampe, $116.90, cigar | of Ireland and swear allegiance to the A e, of laws to exhibit to the public and an- ""L‘z;::::::;::: !gi:mmofde by which, | Other one to enforce upon them. He stated in broad terms of the packed j tand to his duties ou Monday next, ot which | und the' unfair manner. in whioh ho'wos come np for trigl, that C.R. Redick, Yy, | that to-day men in England and Ireland will yepresent the prosecytion in his stead, | are tried by jurios who would hang them Rk «Aby the suthority. When lie spok Statos circult court, éine up from Lincol! ¥ hitohery of Bon MRS ico, Thi States t ad! 1| ough _hi eyes A Bk oot The Dulted Biste oonet schoumes gnkam strong terms of condemnatir,, | Mean daily range of temperature, 21,6, ol the latter part of last week to March 28th at " 3 » ¢ i spoke of the good Mean daily dew point, 11.06. HHich e 3 convinos to render.opinlons In{ of tho Land longuo 807 gy VTR ecveral lmportant oMo, @ John Hallum, | 8PPt of % leaders, Prevailing direction of wind, north, ~A mon by tho name brounns | #Luke of Patrick Eagan's loyalty and tho [ Total movement of wind, 7,343 milea, nlias J, Harpor, allas Wi, Lovey, wasbrought g 7300 done by him. fl, ‘spoke of | _Highest velocity of wind and diection, o from North Platte Monday by TUnited States Marshyl Bierbower and i6dgad in the county jail in this city. He {s chargel with obtaining money by forging the name of another to a telegraph dispateh. —W. P. Mumaugh was yestordsy appoint- «d roceiver by the district court in the case of Avory against the firm of Manuing & Hess. Mr, Mumaugh was duly qualified by giving a boud in the sum of £5,000. The cases of Caldwell and the Marsh Binder Manufactur- 38, north 21, No. of fogay days, 0; No. of clear days, 8; No. of fair days, 12; No. of cloudy days, ¢ No. of days on which rain or snow fell, 15, Depth of unmelted snow on ground at end of month, —, Dates of auroras, 0; dates of solar halos, 0; dates of lunar halos, 0 Dates of frost, 2, 15, 20, 28. COMPARATIVE MEAN TEMPERATURE, reland’s future and painted a bright picture of the land which is now so op- prossed. Mr., C. J. Smyth then recited Moore's “Last Defense of the Ghebers,” The recitation was well rendered and Mr, Smyth is gifted with considerable natural talent in aw line of elocution. This was followed by a piano solo by Miss Katio Murphy, who entertained the audience with a selection of Irish composed by M. W. Balfe. Mr. Walter Wilkins next sang Balfo's “*Killarey.” The song was rendored in a manner very accept- able to the audience as was attested the loud applause which followed each verse, 1 A piano solo, entitled, ‘‘My Lodgings on the Cold Ground, ':x Miss Sadie ir a pleasing Riley, was then execul The 3 “Robert Emmet"” was presented with the following cast: .86.7 20,8 9 notification from Washington that the govern: ] ‘ment will pay its share of the cost of puving Fifteenth sireet, opposite the United States . The advices come from M. E, Bell, COMPARATIVE PRECIPITATIONS, .1.76 inches 1878 10,43 inches 1870 10,02 inches 1880, 10,92 inches 1881 +0.54 inches 1882 10,40 iuches 1883 10,44 inches 1884 inches 93 inches 14 inches nches 60 inches 09 inches days. The'amount required is $3,017.75, ~—A telogram was received by Uil Attorney General tates Marshal Bierbower yesterday from an | Cous official in Lawrence, Kan., asking the ‘mar- shall if he would deliver up Hallum, the man .E. A, O'Brien, Eatabrook. A Great Discovery, ‘That is daily bringivg joy to the homes of thousauds by Saving many of lh‘:idennxjnnn‘n The parts wero all well taken, and | Now Discovary for Comsutaption, Coughie, aph | yoveral of them are werthy of more ex- | Colds, o Besaditis Ty Ferer Ton ‘mention. of Vdios, Tiokling n the Throat, Patn s Sly snd Chest, or any disease of the Throat and Lungs, » positive cure. Guaranteed. Trial Botties free at C. ¥, Goodman's Drug Store, Larve size 81.00 e — Mary McNamara sang in a v offense and | pretty and sweet manner ‘‘Kathleen fl reward of | vourneen,” followed by & piano solo, en- titled *'Gh " and **Ros; Stoglalr O'More,” by Miss Swift, on a0 ouel Michel Botand, of Denver, A Pensioner. introduced, and made a few brilliant Snosuone, Inano, Feb. 25, 1884, [g to the latences of the | Editor Omaha Daily Brx: 8 u;:c. few mut?‘m. 1t is opais of his ora- given n’&h time, remarks were Vi ht and witty, and he said, that wer he ere to come into Ireland be one of the mhlolflu(g:éan. Iinl:ldm pared 4 vi speech, but it to.al..flulllnn who had ivered it this evening, Hewasmetwith ms of applause at almost every sen | this tence, and at his close the applause was | yo, almost deafening. A:u"“;.]llr m ;fi.vw;} uartoite, "Cod aave Treland", by the wuber | Gl club, closed the - Nt Catis o maniad all the vocalists upon the pisno in his usual mas. of the ladies taking part in the county ability, tised that we ave pensioners on the gov- ernment give us the facts of the case. 1 throy "m my back lor“fon have &d dotor bills since m from the service. Respectful il’lus, il Tdaho, e — KDDING'S Russia Axpgew J, GenrLeMEN:—In your issue of the 2id of February, there isa list of Douglas pensioners. My name is included in the list and credited with drawing $12 per month,and not credited with any dis- 1f we have got to have it adver- | 3uts, do not draw $12 per month; $6 is what allows me for a shell legs, that laid me on | command that all saloons in the ity months, and for which I'| must be closed on Sunday, the order | going into eftect on Sunday last. The having doubtless been knocked insensi- ble the first blow. At last accounts he was spitting blood, and it is thought that he is quite serious- ly injured internally Mr. Godwin does not know of anyone who would thus assault him, but certain it is that some villain made a most cow- ardly attempt upon his life, and doubt- less supposed that he had accomplished his designs when he left Mr. Godwin rostrato and bleeding upon the stairs, 'here is a dangerous class of people in s oity who would not stop at anything, t ¢ven myrder, and it is well to keep a closg lagkoit upon theni. tl e — Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the woild, Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Cuts, Ul- cors, Salt Rheutn, Fever Sores, Cancars, Piles Ohillblains, Corns, Tetter, Chspped han d all skin eruption, garan to_cure svesy intance, or mosey rofunded. 25 conte A FORTUNATE PURCHASE, The Store at 1521 Dodge Street Bought by Mr. Fountainof the Union Facific Freight Department The large grocery store at 1521 Dodge street, formerly owned by G. F. Craw- ford, has been purchased by J. G. Foun- tain, formerly connected with the freight department of the Union Pacific. This last named gentleman hereafter will de- vote his whole time and attention to supplying the wants of his customers " |and will leave nothing undone that will please them, Mr. Kountain is to be con- gratulated upon his new departure in ring such a convenient and central locatlon, His place of business, in the heart of the city, is only one door from Sixteenth street which is bound to be the great retail thoroughfare of Omaha. Mr. Fountain will keep on hand the best kinds and varieties of goods in his line, aud the fact that such a gentleman will take the place of Mr. Orawford at his old stand is enough to secure to him all the patronage cus tom established by that store. Mr. _l“OElhi:‘ hu‘ an b‘:;t;bhdud r‘spuhfinn in this city for being a man of energy, business and honesty which will bring trade to him and saf on to his cus- tomers, Taking into consideration the location, the reputation of the store in the past, and the gentleman who owns it, we bespeak for Mr, Fountain an excel- lent patronage and wish him success in undertaking, his new “ROUGH ON RATS.” Olears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, bedbugs, skunks, chipmunks, 16¢. Druggists e —— The Olosing Law. Mayor Chase was imperative in his @ophers, Stadt theatre and the Theatre Comique were both closed and no performance Was given at either Some of the saloon kee, however, evade mh'bumdfln:dl orders to keep a close look-out and A WOMAN OF THE TOWN ASSAULTED. Maurice Vanan was arrested Monday for assaulting Nellie Heins, alias *‘Salt Lake Nell.” 1t is charged that he first knocked the woman down a_flight of stairs and then jumped upon her breast with both feet. He is now in jail and will be held until the woman is able to appear against him. A FURITIVE CAUGHT. An Alleged Cow Thief Brought Back trom Iowa. Dave Woodward, an oflicer of Cass county, brought a man named Marion Hoft' into the city jail last evening, where he left him for safe keeping during the night. Hoft was indicted a short time ago by the grand jury of Cass county for stealing a cow, the charge against him being grand larceny. The that county, and taken to Louisville and sold. The thief then fled from the state and was found a short time ago near Da- venport, Jowa, where he was arrested by Woodward, who has brought him this far on his way to Plattsmouth, the county seat of Cass county, where he will be placed in cow was stolen near Weeping Water, in I Pacifio St. )R SBALE—Cheap, & tesm of poniesand new set of hwrness for 4100, Tnquire C. T. Smith, #3r and Kills their worms, ‘What cures their colic, s But_Castorin, What quickly eures Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion : But_Castoris. Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Oll and Paregoric, and Hall Castorin, JOR SALI ad, one A Col the cholcest Jots in_ S} addition at & argain, ap, 1y to J. M. e s - u - FOR SALE—Tonse of 6 roors, § of, one bl.ck from street $1,500, House and 1 #e and ) Lot 4, block 8, Shinn's addition, $000. vInfants and Children | 5 i it foar Shinders, 11,200 Lot on Sann Strect, #1,500. Withont Morphine or Narcotine, | (orner lot, Armstrong’s addition, £1,000. Lots in Hiu ebaugn’s Place, 86500, What gives our Children rosy cheeks, Beautiful cast fiontage, in Hanscom Place, §9000 Vi C e em s | each. )Whm cures thelr fevers, makos them sl6ep; | ““E5 1ota, 3 front'ng on Farnam strect — three houses 85,000, M\(‘,IMH E. ‘When Bables fret, and ory by turns, 05141 Opp. Postoftl W @ood city references. rean 2 JronsaEs Lot 132x152 on south 18th sticet with for 30 days REAT BARGAIN, two 1,250 House ont- Iy payments, $1.700. Honse and } 10t, ho { block from streat cars, §1,050. ANTED—A situation in the city. Can ke set of hooks or take charge of & emall business. “J. 8. " Employment Bu €048 . 16th street. ood in proyements, at 2,000, This is only open Call on MCCAGUE, opposite postoftice. 718t solute oure for Rhoumatism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c., and an instantaneous Pain.reliever. FANTED--Girl. Inquire a 2444 Chicago *t. Mrs. N. J. Edholm. 039.7 W VW ANTED—A onpable gitl to do second work and assict in taking car s of children. Call at brick and Pierce st MRS, D. 8. VWANTED-Good active woman to, do chambe work. Wages §1. per week. Apply at 0L Dovglas Street, T wsH VW ANIEDLadles or pleasant work at { duy, ensily made: work sent by mail; no canvasing. Address F. Ridd & Co., box 157 Dubuque Tows. 5 ANTED—Boy to run errands, Address lotters 36-1mo} Whlt'a fgenerai ottioe work. Addross'U." Bee Oftice in own_hand writing. 630 tf UEEN PROTECTOR-Unprecedentedinducements offered lady agents for this new rubber undergar mht for laajes. Address with jstamps, Undergar- ment Co., 9 south May St., Chicago 189-1mo. y ANTED—One hundred teams and one_hundred faborers for Railroad work. McCOY & MORAN, Canfleld House, Ninth and Farnam Sts , Omaha. rosidence, corner of 11gh roets . BARRIGER. r 2 voung men to take nice eir own_ homer §2 to 8 & R yamn ey o | 1 —Anahe |cah. Oalla Cor. 15th and Famam. NOR SALE—Lot 182x3%0, south 18th street, house 4 two rooms, bern, trees. Price §1,600. One.third see MCCAGUE, opp. P 0. 719:tf R SALE—A "number ot fine lots in Hanscom lace, within ono block of street car, 8575 to Easy terms. IREY & un’r’rm,:finv‘ N ol I 50 ench, T, ESTATE for eale by John L McCayue, real estato agent, opposite postofice. 68140 Fine residence betw Callon MCAGUE, opp Farnawm. Todgo stroct. down stairs, of posite P, 0. NOR SA%E-—182 feot square on corner. Re Property | mile N. W. of Post office; Mo opposite . 0. 7OR SALE—Full 1ot on Harney strect. 0 $8.500. MoCAGUE, opposite P. 0. SOT SATE—SIX spTondii Tot_Tn Tianscon 17 o bargain. BELL & SHRIVER. L Fufi SAL ing at 4176, to & ench o, sy terms, mor thly payments, 0T o McCAGUE, opposite’ P. 0. Fons MCCAG _Fou ALY Beautiful residence I T corner 200 fect cast fronting well aivil MeCAGUE, opposite P. 0. JFOE gAuE—Tots 1n Hawthorne additic to 8650 Ease torms. SCAG site I O, Call at office for Plat ouse and lot on Capitol Hill at§:100 06244 obposite P 403-1m. ]' ADIES OR YUUNG MEN in city or country to J take nice, light and pleasant work at their own homes; 82 to 8 a day easily and quietly made; work gont by mail, no canvassing; no samp for roply. Please address Reliable Manf'g Co.,Philadelphia Pa., drawer TT. 307-1mt W ANTED—A German dining room kitchen girl. Hesso and Hoppe, 418 8. 15th Bt between 565 Harney and Howard. D-—Situation by married man o- ly habits position in grocery store ot com 1ission house, preferred. Would take care of hor ses. Address “A. D, T. IL.” Bee offi 70148 W staire. ANTED—Light work and_se famil es. - Address 700 north weneral housew girl to work mornings and even TORSALE—A relots in Banfleld only $150. to §200 06.t! per acre. McCAGUE, opposite I, 0. Only Four bl Bargain. McCAC L ESTATE—If you are interested in real es- will pay yeu to watch this column for the xid UK. onposite P, 0. 5.8 OR . Large house nesr Hanscom Park, § iront, ery chcap. MGCAGUF, opposite T & 652 OR SALE—Grocery business establishod 10 years doing annual tract of over §75.000. n finest in the ci f Omaha, stork apd fixturcs will invoice ahout 17.000. 1iberal terms on stock and case on_buildings to responsible partics, ‘Grocer ’ this office. B Address -t OR SALE—-Splendid bargain 16 acres, barn, shade and ruit trees. 1 Platte River. and Ranch on Republican River. 5 BELL & SHRIVER. ROk BALE-Threo good heuses and lote in Shins's 18t addition, $200 and $800 cash, balance §20 per month. Near street cars. Rare bargain. ings for board. 12h strect. W ANTED—E ool by anexperienced man. Dusiness preferred. Best of referonces given. drees “X. X." Bee office, Omaha, Neb. Inquire of Miss Johnson 517 south 600-41 Grocery Ady o34t a position as copy- Can_operate t riter; has had_experience with legal pape ‘o8 given, Addrees “Miss C,” 650 —A reliahle young man , board and go to school. a place SW, 88t Bee office MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. \"AN —Drug store that will bear investiga- tion. Give particulars as to stock, ize of town and average sales per day. Address O3CAR SWARTZ, SEWARD, Neb. 675 ANTED—To rent, one room to gentleman and wife with board 1914 Webster St. 032:1 W POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powdor nover var marvel fot purit n wholesomeness. ‘More conomical that the cd inds, and cesecd be sold in competuon| witu themultitu of low weet, short weigt t slum or phoe phate powders. Sold only In csns. Ro; k- 1g Powder Co., 100 A Wallrest Now York. SPECIAL NOTICES. TO LOAN—Monev. TANT! ED—5,000 yardsof ditt, at or nearonec block w est cf the Convent on St. Mary's ave- . R. JOHNSON, of Steele, 7 ANTED—500 privy vau'ts. nue, G814 Johnson & Co. sinks and_cesspools to clean with ssnitary cleaner. Satisfa:tion guaranteed, .M. SMITH, 500, 1mo§ Lock box 422,0maha. (OR RENT—Two furnished rooms, su gentlemen, 110 N. 14th street 1 with board to two .n reet, corner of Harney. state OR RENT—An office suitablo for Re: up- 5i ageat. Inquire 1600 Farnam, back room, stairs, 715. 7OR RENT—Two room kitehen and_closet up- stairs, 1131 Aborman avenue. 03¢-0§ F RENT—Furnished rooms at 1019 Farnam, AS5-t1 OR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms with or with- ‘out board 1616 Dodge St. 674 81 JOF RENT—Furuhed roons, 105 North 18th 66078 OR RENT—A beautiful south and east fro rosm. Bay window, furnished suitable for or or two gentlemen, als tmaller room adjourning. Apply 2514 Douglas. 698.11 TOR RENT--Corner etore on Dodge one block from Post oftice. McOAGUE, opposite P, O. OB REFT—House six rooms corner ¥8d snd i Dodge. McCAGUE, opposite I. O, 6540 R RENT—Pleasant furnished room 1024 street. ONEY TO LOAN—In sums of $500 and upwards at 0} per annun, ou Douglas county farme. Ad- dress R.C. Pateersor & Co., 1224 Faruam 8 -1m. ONEY TO LOAN—The lowest_rates of interest Bemis' Loan Agenay, 16th & Douglas _ 284-tf 'ONEY TO LOAN In sums of 0. F. Davis and Co., Agents, 160¢ Farnam Bt 4800, uu_ugvut Real Estate Loan | & MAYN 808-t1 Fon RENT—Furaished rooms, 1617 Dcdge street. 618t For RENT-Fusnlshed rooms, 1610 Dodgo t, 16-4* osition as traveling agent, clerk or | ¢ Fine house aud lot near 22d and Davenport Sts., ap. 06d 6 room house tn Hanscom Place, nosr strect at & bargain. IREY & MOLTER, S. W. corner nd Farnam. OR SATE—Positively the best pay S siness in Omaha, Satisfactory reasons given g. Address Lock Box No.'S07, Omaha, Ne- 540-10 OR SALE—For 81,600, & residence property on south 12th strect, that will rent for 20.00° per month, Must be sold at once. BARKER & MAYNE. OR SBALE—Nice 4 room house, good bar, full lot, south 12th street, §1.600. Rasy terms. Houso 5 roows, large ot, barn, etc.,north Omaha, “I'wo room house, quarter acre_ground, Burt £500. Monthly pay NLE cor. 1310 ahd \OR SALE —Ni 1 31, 000—on long 600.t1 For SALE—1/ acre picce in West Omaha at $1,300 on long time. This is a rare chance for specu- BARKEN & MAYNE. 02t \OR SALE ~Elegant_cottage ob_Convent strect. Good barn, otc. Lot 60160, §3,200. $70,cash, balance in monthly payments, XY BARKER & MAYNE. F \CR SALE—2} acres of beautiful ground, north Omaha, onl” $1,600. BARKER & MAYNF, N. E. 1t X “miles fro clstern, etc , month, Also, nice, new & room cottave, full lot, cistern, postotfice, 4 room house, bar 1700, §250 down, bolance §15 c:llar, pantrys, closets, bay window d_every in good order, 1} wiles from postoffice, §1,650—§200 down, balance §16 per month. BARKER & MAYNE, N th and Fa.nam. 603t 5 room cottage, half lot w-1l locate near town, every in good shap 181,650 if sold soon. J. W. LOUN; ner1(th and Dodge Sts, J7OR SALE—A first-class Vose & Non Pian bargain, Inquire Edlolm & Erickson's J\OR SALE- g o Poor Claire Convent on H n winilton . It you want & gilt edze building site, go d seo thom. $050.00 esch. -t BARKER & MAYNE. OB SALEFour ahow crios very chieap. Inulre at Edholm & Ericks: 50941 OR SALE OR TRAD! good span of wmules, iex G. Chasiton, OR BALE—Form § miles from city. Inquire of Mra. Meyer, over Roeder's Drug store, 1.+ and Webster. s R72-t1 FoR e Targe Normanstalllons, Addre 0. . Birdsall, Walnut, Tow " 1M-lm* OR BALE—A good two story store property in Wayne, Wayne county, Nob. Address 0. D. Bird- #all, Walnit, Lowa. 166-1m OR BALE—Two open second-haud bugyies and ':;:'dulvuy wagon, cheap, at 1319 Harney St. \OR SALE-Colorado coal. This coal | & free from So0t a1d ua cleas 48 ok Spring. 9841t JeFk: W, BEDFORD \OR RENT—New Cottage, 5 rooms. three blocks from street cars. Hanscom Place, §2000. BARKER #or, 13th and Far 560- B icely furnished rooms, 1908 Far 608t 7 o VW ANTED=A young wan, who writes s plain and d. * Address in_own hand writivg, giv- nee and salary expeoted. lowa & Nebrasks Iisurance Co., Council'Biufle, lowa. R LEASE—9 business lots 16th street, between Davenport and Capitol avenue, easy. side, for & form of years. ES, 480U 1697 Farnsm street. “nmi'x At Belmrod & Cu's. ne4 A7 ANTED—Girl for housework. Mrs, }aumond, back of head of 8t Mary's avenue, 7138 “ sowork. - Wares 8t. T04-5§ i #4.00 per week, at 603 ANTED—Gir) Hotel, 10th street, near U. P. B. 70873 “,‘ANT! —lmmedistely, & dishwasher at the Boston Restaurant 1414 Douglas strect. 705-0§ s at the Slave R, W’Amo—uood 1720 Cass strvet. TANTED—two girls for_gencrad Bousework, {Goad wageavin be jad ofab. FLECK, Yagls House, south 136h Too strest. VW ANTEDLady book keepr. — Address 8 8% care Koo office. 3.3 glrl for general housework at . 64945 TANTED—A fsw porsons to instruct in book-keep- ing, 4 there is & dewand for competens book. keopers. 1 will learn 3 few and wait for half of pay wnell situstions are furnished. 3. B, SMILH, 1510 626 VVANTED—Gie for geuers house work 1 snal fanily. Good wages. Inquire at EDHOLM & ERICKBON'S Jewelry stor. 916 4 rl to do general house reat Winfinh wirl at 408 Bouth 108k stroet. 6044 ANTED—Girl for general house work. Good W villb-wi Inquive at 112 12th street, be'ween Dougiee tud Doodge: ois4l Fon RENT—A fow gentlemen can be accomodated with furniahed rooms. - APply 1818 Faruam St JFOR RENT—Swre room with bassmest L% deep, 1611 Farnam St. PAULSEN & CO., 160w Iung__&t-n. B o RENT—Severa good houses, alsn one 9 room floely furulabed houss, ~Joba &. Edwands, 1111 Farnsm @ RENTFuraished room board. Finest location in the ecity. iablo boarlers whuted. . W oor. 18 ad 166- with or without Ao ‘e Farnam. O 00k and Capibolavense, tormerty ISHED heated 2238 N. 10ta. FU“ room " FOR BALE. OR SALE—$2,000 takes house and lot, furniture T i piano, i sold thia. week, 1108 douth, 13th 7 stroat, between Pacitio and Pierce. NOR SALEFrosh wiloh cow, 25th and California [ Sirect. FREEMAN & PENNY. 707 108 l“U‘ SALE OR EXCHANGR—Weckly utdlt and two story housefin first fown; also 40 acres land to exchange for Omaha . BELLS BHRIVER. 6107 R SALE—Furpiture sud fxtures ready for .t;:nnn( house. Lnquire at £10 5. 10th street. 1881 s | EDWARD KUE JOR BALE—Twn poriable bollers, 10 barec vowe ‘Apply &b D. FITZPATRICK, wsirlt 218 Bouth 16th 8. RO BALE=R waall dicaer, Babman &Co., ‘proof safv, almost new, at this office. FORMa g 1n 1swe sad mad TTAKEN UP_Februacy 234, 8 roan ool two seare old, by A. Strand, Florence, ‘eh,w '17)145 HANGE—Good residence lot for a team. BELL & SHRIVER. 08 Fob chain with Knight Tewpiar charu, Finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving at Barlington office 14th and Farvam. 60554 O81—An alligator pocket bookin Saunders car No. 17, “Finder will be rewarded by return fug same o 1911 Izard strect. 716-61 @ TRAYED OR STOL s7all bay mere, white star in for- head, binuket, saddle und bridle on at disppearance. Parties soeing or it possess address or call on “F." 1167 Haroey stieet, fire o MILY Ball af H. Kuser',s March 0th 185, Gente tickets §1 00, ladies free. 53675 WT NEEDLEWORK—Miss Ella Grahaw, an ex- perienced neodle-woman, hus opened rooms ¢ feach any work in her line. Sh of tal on hands. Ladine and ree her display of commen: at 1015 Dutl‘! stroet. 17 STECIALTIES for taces Gut «f employment, to ‘money with. Call on M, L. Baith, 506 N, 16th sireet, and see samplea. ASH PAID For second hand clothy ru or postala prowmptly sttended (o Ad. Mr. or Mrs, Broderioh B18south 10Uh 5t Omaha. 400 1mot @ L1550 Toash sseek, pobwesn Faruie sod” Kok oy, will, with she aid of guardias B0) OBe giaace of W sertaln conditions in wale order. Perlect