Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 14, 1884, Page 8

e e e g e PR o A THE DAILY BEE-~OMAHA, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1884, e ———r——— e Hn straims are laid ide, should have taken their flight at exactly F(m SALE Lotein Leave 9orth termor, §260 b0 N N “ " THE DAILY BEE. LIOUID LIGHT. should v taken HE GIVETHHIS BELOVED SLEEP" | strsims | are | tid it it oA toop tener e, ¥ s B~ Y A IR e e A word more. Tho horse with a wagon Ty and when, if ev;,r, 'hey) © o::pn-;d tobe corny ¥ 16th and Farnsm. k. _Bgar i is the only property left to the young i id in | 8 little wayward. He, like all others, is R BA ory nice four asttage, foll Int, + OMAHA. A Talk With Gonerel MOnager GODS|wite'smd chia ¢ tho decensed, sod 40| 106 BOAY of Bisho Clerkson Lt i) Sngaged' the great sirupito of if for Tt o e S 48 10 water Gas are still to be paid on the ontfit which 1 the Silent Tomb an existence, and as far as the law goes, s ol Friday Morning, March 14, [ J the mainstay of the family. The chari- i hasat lenst a right to claim protection, ol ; q L —— tably disposed could do_ much geod by —_— equality, and an impartial administra: JOR SALE—A doren of the Lest lots i Hanscors o T R T , | aiding to pay the balance due, by sending 0 i tion, Fo Lo o T Vs s SNl rer A dg e (N ‘Wanted. aard oA h': beid ity or lnlv' ‘:(y ir contributions to the num- bl i m"mp_' b The law regulating the traffic is very To l(:‘fi‘mn'p u‘/n'sr,'t:“n. tof. 19th and Farnsm A strong boy about 16 yoars old, who| ‘1 Company the Coming Year | per aliove indioated. * ~Order of Exercises. severe at beat, but if it has lodged any L 2 S o Snd . —~Tne Advantages, Safety - dincretionary power with the authorities, | - INfants and Children N BALL-S Itain Bella v for 9820 cach . 0 / monthly This is the nice t and cheap: Bucklen's Arnica Salve, Without Morphine or Narcotine, |¢*Acre property to behiw. BARKEK & MAYNE. 86041 has had some experience in the printing R Abls o ight forfkn Bka 1 believe that Mapor Boyd was right in Iness, o - Tha last sad rites were performed uver | o;ving it 4 liberal conatruction. and Oheapness of the The greatest medical wonder of the world. New Iliuminator, Warranted to spoedily cure Burns, Cuts, Ul-{the body of the late Bishop Clarkson E. D. P iy U D, Prarr, ‘What gives our Children rosy cheeks, 8 The Weathor. Me. W. W. Gibbs, genersl managor of | 211 all skin eruption, garan oed, to gure n At 11 o'clock yesterday forenoon holy AFTER HER MAN, T o Babion ot K o 4 0 T ——— e For the Missouri valley: Slightly warm- [ 170004 Gan Improvement company, R e et s refunded. 25 cents | sommunion was celebrated, at the — What cures their colic, kiunihrlrr;\rmn‘ D prite SareTToe Nous aberly dorbre. o mpbgeEally Ciaie winks MNTLS Jo 8wl | ot Philadelphis, bis been 1o the city for o — cathedral, Rev. Bishop Vail, of A Woman Giving Ohase to Her Run- e | B o bt i erly, ‘::imi:'"'"'\gml’;fflfn h'viofln | baveral Ways ikl dnd was vidiéed by & PHISONAL Kansas, officiating. At 1 o'clock away Husband, ks gulckiy oures Oonstipalion) Will e ¢ T e 14wy i 1« Eho et iroet. +iming - creasi rther: , it , Colds, Tni on : out of Omaha. The belt Tine will cross the corner of pilet \ Py - tord: £t the f 1 pre . —— But_Castoris. prmbnrg a o vtre. t car bl o o within two ] Dan chranisler in his ronma at the Pax- | ‘7. w, Wells, of Bchinyler, 1 ab the . [ %RV RETOE B8 e PPCe:| At the Union Pacific depot yesterday Aot [y TR A O T T ton hotel. The object of an interview sion lett the house in the following order: Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, 1 that > Rirer bity lots, tayestigate, and you will be aat Castor Oll and Paregoric, apl_ o torla, | Thoruburg Place 1:ts arc choaper than any others Eall Onatorls, flored, Wo have placod theso lois on the market at 1 8265 each Nearly ono hell of them have wold. The prices will Le wdvanced when wo sold half the lots 86014 lard, with this gentleman was to loarn what| 7.y 3 Whito, Grand Island, his company, which now has a large in- | ton, Now crop elover and timothy seed for sale, | terest in the gas manufacturing works of Shugart, Waite & Wies, Coungll Bluffs, Town. | this city, proposes to do for Omaha and 8-1m, | ita people. It will be remembered that i The procession was headed by Mayor |200n was a little woman with dark hair attho Pax- | Ohaso; members of city council; [and eyes. She was neatly but plainly . vestries of churches mot of | dressed, and, by her actions, attracted C. H. Dowey has returned from Cali- | this city; the vestries ot St. Barnabas, | the attention of a Ber reporter and it forna. St. Mark's and oathedral churches; the | yay gvident that she had a history which A. W. Cox, of Hastings, is a puest of the lay members of the cathedral chapter; would be of interest to many. LOOAL BREVITIES. solute cnre for Rheumatism, [0 SauE e ant residenco prapert;, beat 1. Sprains, Burns, Galls, &o., and an cation in the mity. Full Tot, grod barn. House Instantaneous Pain-reliover, modern Tmprovenents, $8,000. time on - ¢ —The county commissloners aro adveetising | in March, 1883, Paxton, the visiting clergy; the diocesan clergy; Upon being approashed ahe - was per- ount it desired, BARKEK & MAYNE. i for hoating apparatus for the new court houso. A CHANTE WAs ORANTED A . Crammer and wif, of Hatings, are st | tonsar tho yoramnes was tarrios ene v | foctly willing to talk, and snid that away e AT T T Iy i ~“The funeral of the late Joel T.Griffin |to tho company, of which Mr. Gibbs is | the Paxton, shoulders of eight strong men, workmen | Pack in the east she had accepted the at- ) O e $2% dawn balanco 816, ovas argely attendsd yesterday. 1o was | manager, giving it authority and power| W. S, Spencer, of Norfolk, s stopping at | who helped ts construct the cathedral, ::‘:;;’:‘; h‘;fn At i t;x';d;vi‘:he]:‘:i W ANTED -At once, 80 or more men no drive on | 222 a‘; .'“:;";"-" . ::‘""--n ";-"* : ly '] nt ctaion, w 1 BAY E— yards o V) , O oA ik to carry on tho business of manufactur. | the Paxton. e i of e Toedd, [ 1 iena 'atid ‘Felasives; betktive shs piroay, biard ot oagion. App to 3. LoUNS. [ T Cirihsir 1 uire BARKER & MAYNE, N. E. . H. Hioks, olty editor of The Dispateh, | ing gas and furnishing it for lighting| O. Brikn, of Chicago, is rogistered at the | 0Vered with black broadoloth. It was | v % PVE0 4007 to bolieve that | SCRY, 1611 Dougla - 40t | oorner 18t and Farmam. st yortorday receivod the sad nowsof the death of th lo of it Motropolitan % K:"‘"l’ plain, and long black bar | ¥y ’:iuh- but .“'",’." h B ANTED=Col at Makers, % Cutier, Stitcher and % brother n California. purposes to the people of this city. J ndles, trimmed with gold, were upon | 1® 'oved her, but alas, hor happiness was Srufter. None but gaod meohanics wanted. | J'OR SALEAT A BARGAIN—Halt a block near St. * | Deeming it for the highest advantage of | B.T.Crow, of Nebraska City, i at the | the sides and ends of the case, while the | 8h0rt lived, for they had been married o o L Moo A e WA { ~Mra Chas, J. Jobnson yesterday pre-| both parties and iho city, the interests of | Metropolitan. Imlii:d was trim};md with plain cream l::; ‘O'nhe""';";"‘lzf:"‘,'("‘: ‘l‘):::"d ‘L(m‘::’.:- ing Co., Deuver, Col, ant housen, Wil qub-divide. Addrees TOMKING, wonted her husband with a girl baly, This 5 3 H., Boteler, of Loulsvill, Ky., is at the | colored satin. Tho casket was covered (o . FANTED A car ful fireman, one who has e:. | 924 Farnswm stroet. e —— Y [ SR 90 i 1 Wb Jokaeon ity now, the United Gas Improvement company Weborsiin, ¥. with a purple pall on which was a large After much inquiry she ascertained that “v{)ulunu with bollere. Tnquire st the Millard Jogus ST ;..ru:\_‘.::“‘".'; R he had came to Nebraska, and later | Hot: learned that he was teaching school at or | 1y~ unear Millard. and the Omaha Gias Manufacturing com- whito cross. pany wore consolidated in June, 1883, | F: E- Blles, of Fromont, fs a quest of tho| " Following tne remains were carriages This consolidation took pl and the | Metropolitan. containing the family and friends. Crawtord *819-18 4 ~In police court yesterday thero were Dodge str five casos for the disturbance of the poaoe. of tyo, for reneral : ree L Two GREAT BARGAINS- Improved property, ‘They were each fined 85 and costs, Two b 3 i y She determined to come out and face el for general I Gox00 fert, corner of paved stroots, brick olocky 551 il e obhas Uhien ey work under it has been carried on undor MJ. ::0 “Flynn, of Dubuque, I, s at the w‘l.{m:ag :lhe:) :l:hfi::‘l .23":.".’ uol:ll::: him and demand an oxplanation of his| YV 5 morth 10th etrect. three sturre, l.,:n:‘\':l_\’!; :ph;u d investment and —There will be a special meeting of Divl- the charter of the old oompany. Since Th' 8 n"“' 1 Phitadbtehia 1a b b in front of the altar by Rev. Dr. Me- conduct. Her pirents wanted to send Alu‘l‘raun YOUNG M l;:l",\k o fi'.:?‘%’?'.“i{","v:\'.fl.h""«‘éhxQ x':'rln.;hrfl ] ore pocial meeti + Y . 2 a « Dr. i o ract, 3] miles “toffice, near boit line, sions No, 1 and 2 of the Anclent Order of Hi-|June of last year this company has ex- et ogers, of Thiladelphla, 1s at the | Nypara, Rev. Dr. Goodale, Rev. Dr. |0ut & man with a shotgun to hunt up the | =4 s aunetly i work | price. Apply 1 T. G BRUNER or L. V. MORSE, b Metropolitan, Oliver, Rev. Mr. Shaw, Gen. Mead, Mr. monster, but the little woman preferred p no stamys for reply | cor. 15th and Capiiol avenne. §20-15 bernians, at their hall on ¥'riday evening at | pended over £50,000 in the way of im- half past seven o'clock sharp, as business of | provements, and in December manufac- importance is to be transacted. By order of | fured the first water gas ever used in thi J.W. Paddock, Fort Robinson, is quartered | H, G. Clark, Judge akeley, J. M. to meet him herself. +3 .I‘hl!mhdp!\l at the Paxton, Woolworth, Eaq At tho depot in this city sho was joined | irwer.TT {OR SALE—One Blackhawk Cultiyator, 1 Moline Stining Plow, 1 Harrow and Evener. Al new, s Biahe ] by a constable and a lawyer of this place NTED A man competent to_ run, wood work. | On (4% terui, at yofe own price S R e it ] ki o¥ DAk i wka skmgoRD . orado, Brown, of Fon dn Laee Vail, of |1 Omaha while tney went to Millard OR SALE —Rewidence, 500 will buy leguat residence 20th aud Cass. BOGGS & HILL. 7781 i 3 — | JPUR RALE “Two scated surry wagon nearly new, TANTED—A good steady intelligent boy, Ap- T W s outvs Hasrees tor #ale cheap. Call 1916 WA sehisier & bechti Yy | Webster st 50t and brought the man to this city, but no. She said, **I want to faco him where he in,” and from the glow of her dark eyes James A, Davis, of Kansas City, Mo, 5.8 Kansas, Robertson of Missouri, and the Metropolitan, Walker of Northern Dakota, were pres- ©. K. Miller, of Clinton, Ia., isa guest of |ent and took part in the obsequies. i conduct the proceedings. Al are invited, | i the way ot improvements this sum-| J. A, Rollins, wife and family are guests of | Place on the south side of the church. | 3 re ™ o protect her through life. and W ANTED —Uining room giel. Also @ nurso girl SINESS FOR 8ALI 5 store, nostdeEs- ~Tho Omaha express, duo at Joliot, 1, | Mer?” was asked of Mr. Gibbs. POt T aeserted her. 2 e ey *Lonk louws s hekp om0 the" s on the Tock Tsland roud, at 1260 yesterday| ‘‘Our contemplated improvements in-| ¥. L. ¥oes and J. R. Johuson, Croto, are ROUGH ON RATS. They departed on_the noon train aud | VWANTED—Thc prron @ Tastrart Tn Dook- afternoon, struck s broken rall three wiles v:‘a:lyuffl\l? boxpt‘zivaiitl_llrlo n" b50100,()00', l::'; aro at the Millard, * Clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, | 8nd will probably return in the morning. | '7gg = o OB, SMITH, from that city and seven coaches loft tho | their full benefits will not be appreciated | (5 o, May, of (:lonwood, Towa, is stopping | 30ts) bedbugs, skunks, —chipmunks, e TANTBD—A murse girl, Avply. 81 $tack and overturned, bubno one wasseriously | Until nearly. the close of the year. The| .oty setropolitan, gophers. 1bc. ~ Drugaists A New Law Firm. Ve, Satwe.t et i Bary at Masonic hall in this city on the 20th|g],00 per thousand, and the quality im- and 308h inst., o commemorate the adventof | 1o’ #piritual manifestations at Hydosville, thirty- 5 -fx‘ yearungo, Col. D. M. Fox and wifo will |, ‘oW much will your company expend 007, "Long lease avd ciieap_rent to tho pure b Stook williuyoice 7,000 10 8,000, Address ¢ t:“' m & Erickson. 16 t on Capitol miill, must 5 1 reason for the delay in making these ad- TR A2 T L Wil 3 ite P injured. ditions is tho necostity of kngapil:fi Up a| Ohas. W.Rettig, of St. Joe, Is in the city THE FAST MAIL. T e e o e pleddio “Tn disteiot court yestorday, befors Judge | aupply of gas. Consequontly the old |at tho Metropolitan. i pcealt and O. F. Harrison have formed a co- Hored Iy s fo thn now DVSFUSISTIY | T30R SALE Lot 37 o rant an sonth 11 51 Wakeloy, the case of Olapp sgainst Miller m‘flh‘ln:ry cannot all be replaced atonce. [ Thos. Swan, of Cheyenuo, was a west-beund | The Through West Mail Hereafrer |Portnership in the practice of the law, e A b w11 | A Lriee $1000. “McCAGUE, opposite Post oftoc. was on trial. Before Judge Nevillo the sult | In all of theso S R G to be Taken Out of Omaha | under the firm name of Galey, Wilcox & ) il LR i o of Schroeder against Wallenz ocoupied the at- PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS Samuel Clark, of Detrolt, Mich., s in the on the Denver, Harrison, and have taken offices in the A 1000 peor, week and brard. Will | FER SALEOqe of the fargust s bt improved tontion of the enur: ulnfil u;:l:l; ot ;m :. the Omaha Gas company or parties in in- | city at the Metropolitan. ————— Omaha National Bank building. T i i I R P out of respect to the late 0p. m, 16| terest bave conourred fully, ank they are | <. o 4 An important order, by which poi Those who are acquainted with these Lo i T. ¥. McKi f P 'y by ich points | % i adjourned to this morning. anxious to do everything possible to im-| 1 1 87, of damesville, N, e B i1l have | gentlemen need not be told that the firm WO P AT et "Mz ¥, A. Ayorst, of Des Molnos, whose | Prove tho quality and lossen the oot for [ Kuost of the Metropolitan. ng the Union Pacifio road will have | (o bin ey talents and professional qualifi- i : ~ 15t we want 16 girls for general house work, to wpply «t once to Cannon B0’ and Co. Opposite F. 0, No chauge. T G. E. Weingart, of Hastings, Neb,, is in ?mnllnllwck of Drugs and Druzeets' Fistures or s A good oper VER, Elishos the benefit of the fast mail from New |cations of a high order, and that law York, was yesterday received by Chief | business entrusted to them will be Clerk Griffen. romptly and satisfsctorily transacted SRS, AERen H'.Mu?r Sieipotialions | er., Gy;ley has won an e{wiublu repul ‘VAm'mn_l.mm FibmEs to take nico Yo of the Denver train will run through| . pleasant work at their own home; §2 to $6 a ]4‘011 SALE—A good entablished Fgy Packing bus- ; i tion throughout the state as an able and | 4y, usily miade: work sent by mail; no- cauvasiug. | K inoss. ” Facilities for packing w d pickling 60 to direct to Ogden instead of Denver. From | guccessful lawyer, having practiced many | Addross . Kidd & Co., box 167 Dubique Jowa. fuil paricuiios. Address QSR e [ah e peoploof Opalia 1s sl iy | vrund o thl woddiog . |9 ulesburg the mail for Denver carried on | years af the state capital. = b S 518 1mot w, Ne -+ =l urt, bartender at the Uni use in New York, Balti-| Canon Dougherty has boon confined to his | this train will ba taken to that city by Mr. Wilcox came into the state three ANTED—A German dining room kitehen girl. . we_uf b roows, b ot one blook Stua botel, el from bsl Wodusday | more of importance in tho | om for a woek past by iliess. TGS 181 ot U ovoland g four yoars ago from Rochostor, Now W e e 8 B s $1,50. s T o ltvalde o | el Mot family, of Ganads, | train instead of going to Ogden, will in b buatit igh €as HimOniala i Fort einic L L0 ioo plok. The instrument entered a distance d s 2 the future go to Denver. It will be|nent men of thatstate, and located iu of. throo inches, aud’ then broke off, Dr. E. A Eaton and wife, of Boston, Mass., | geen from this that the past order of | Clay county, where he was speedily ac- i L o 3 k 1 3 o Mluminati | are guests of the Metropolitan, . oordied a position in the front rank of the | Addressi:3 Eeo otfice. 851-161 Lot on Kaunders Stre.t, 31,500, Hoffman was called, extracted the iron, and | compared with other illuminating gases 7 f ' things has been exactly reversed. The bost I po £ th 4 ¢ Nobradk Seses : = or l,';'-'\.f"“l'h: g n tion, #,00. ~During the first part of this week a mad | 88 afe in every particular as that made | coln, are guests of the Millard, and the former Ogden mail car going to|; hi v jRny ‘iud o] Lusband can board, Address “‘A. J. B.” care Bee, | each. dog mado its sppearance on the premises of | ffom coal, and the dangor in manuf §. D, Titchie, of Weeplng Water, and John | Denver. LS DEOLOSMION, (10) OOl 6Cl LOTLOCALE wife, » former resident of Council BI died | the benefit of consumers. Assurance i :""‘mh 0y ml: Omaha ”‘:”"my to|oan be given them that they will|the city at the Metropolitan. sequre tho admission of hls_six orphan chil. | 367L%0, every possiblo advantage that| . W. Curoll, of Rechester, N. Y, ia + drennto tho Academy of the Sacred Hoart. [ (00 ¥S it competing works, . The | PPIo8 ot the Metropoiitan, & M. Ayorst has considorablo business in the | gag which the com pany proposes to fur-| Ldeut. Guy Howard and his bride have re- own of Watorloo, Nebraska. ician. ~ Addrees J, B. NIL- b, 7850-t¢ 8 = ~ - - - House and 4 lot, 91, SITUATIONS WANTED. House and 1t, mont:ly payments, §1,70. Semen i I ke A ot by ol | i 3( blook trom wtreet cars, §1,050, VWANTED By a genileman one goodsaodaud | Lot 4 bloci s, well ned roow 1n @ respectable family, | Lot on Charl s st THE SAFETY OF THE NEW GAS, *‘What is the safety in the manufac- ture and consumption of water gas as &9 t, near Saunders, #1,200. P. Child, Lin- Four lots. 8 fronting on Farnam street — three TRoolf Harmos, a farmer who livea noar Papil- | t4re is lass, there being much less liabil- | Steen, of Wahoo, are at the Paxton. If this change wero mot made, all | Ho%: i i Opp. Fovitce 3 i b it X work, board and go o school. e SRS 08, 8 1 apllf by % acoident an explosion; and th | ) 3 xton, through western faail would lie in Omaha Mr. Harrison pursued the study of to work, board and go to school. =5RE — e I oo dop dud ont ot the | (atader, people of this city will learn aftor usi W. 8. Craig, Goo. M. Walsh and M. H. | from 8 p. m_of one day to noon of the | the 18w for a cousiderable time with[Beeofee 84| Roud s ioviments, at S50 This i+ omg open and escapod before Mr., Harris could lill it. | thatmy statement is truo, In n -hor‘f Sessions, Lincoln, aro guests of the Millard. 5“ olaimed by thoso in the pos- | H108- Johu S. Woclson, of M. Pleasant, MISCELLANEOUE WANTS, 1or 80 days Cali on McCAGUE, opposite postaffice. Thodog and oat which wero bitten wore kill-| time gas will b manufaotured i such| Rev: A J. Graham, Grand Island, and | tal service that this change shortons the | 1oWa: and completed here his courso of | <o = 28, TSt ed, but f:n are uh:tnl;::d in the neigh. quantities that all demands can be sup- Charles H, May, are registored at the Pax-|mail carrying time between New York study g;e]rqratnry to his m»lxmulfon(tol(_‘.hc F:msnm»{m u;n:mz, ;«u_nh ,‘,‘""&;‘“‘[‘;“ cuse ARG Rh{ i ias Bave " u 2 2 b r. e is a young man of sterling o rootus, b rn, trace.” Price 81,700, Oue -t borhood oth ay been|plied. The present contemplated im- | ton. and San Francisco 33 hours, but the fualities of s and Hoact; poasesséaia cash, Call and see McSAGUE, opp. P. O. -4 made subjects of this droad disease, provement, when comploted, will have| James Bell, David City, and C.F. Bow- —The receipts at the Omaha port of cus-|a manufacturing capacity t;u‘ee times | man, l(.ymnn‘d. are nght:ersd at the MKA toms yosterday on dutiable {mportations | that of the old~ works before the new ||peq. fine well-cultured legal mind, and no pre- i = TANTED_LOCATIGN—1 wish to locata an Mer. | 1R distion would have greater_prospect of | YW ATTERGLOCATIONTL IS fo loostees Mer: | T ¢ PAL ESTATE for cale by John L. McC estate agent, opposite postoftice. depaztment will & f e fores | sultillment than does that which we now |+, R first-class cuttor aad tailor. | 17 OR SALE— idence between Dndge and ety 7 ,.‘;‘;?_’fi‘;'d,f ::;,"fh‘:’"‘::"';: APRERY. M"’;;: :S':':l:’\_‘hm' H. R. Faulkner, Plum Creek, and J. W, Tfiich'i:lilu‘o:hi‘.:s, ons, to 4o fored | make that ho'Will at o distant day be | sharge: i prces: Am & marriad man with | 1 Famam. Callon SeCAGUE, opponte B0, A : ; : ! recoguized as an able lawyer and as one st family. Whoever knows of a good tewn wili greatiy of the strong men of the state. E fayor e by correspouding with 4 AT T ) o v $ OR SALE—Lot on Podge strect, FREEORLENTIEDE down stalrs, oy povite P. O. Hedproes, Lincoln, are registered at the Mil. which camo from Havaua and the latter from | *‘What is the quality of this now gas, but as yet no appointments have been s i) lard. e, n Liverpool. The collector of the port, Mr. | and what will its ultimate cost be?” p - . e — Larsmie City, Weoming. Campbell, says the receipts of yesterday were| “Its quality s we now are manufac. | Jobn A. MaoMurphy, of Plattsmouth, aud | The 01’5!‘:2 bh‘;fl Line has made pe MARRIED. Tav 2 Tiomes s 106 1o mogd loa= | TT0R SALE—128 fomk square on commer,. Badl the largest ever taken in a sivgle day since|turing it is as good as the old and |E- Sparks, of Valentine, ate recistered at the :h“fl"“‘j"]‘ ‘“"”‘: "‘l',"";“"""' With | ARCHIBALD-ARCHIBALD—Tn this aity, ‘Price ot to wxoced ¢ | S Propercy il 3. W. of Post ofce; MoCAG the port was eatablished. when_ our machinery is completed it will | Paxton. i8 postal car over the U. P, so that the [ ™ March 11th, at the resideuce of Dy, Arm: | with the iriviiege of buyiog ® loc opposite PO, i ) 4 “ mail for all points northwest of Granger | strong, by Rev. Blaney, Evart A. Archi ooz ud cexmma, - Aduress, f0 c—Fulllot on Harney sirest, 04 . =l uoet crosslogs Wodneeday waro just b0 for superior. I cont it will bo na| M. D. Granebaum, of tho i of Grune: | will arrive at its destination 24 hosrs| _bald e Lissie Archivald: : W st | RO R e 0 % wiul.” A young gentleman stood in the | ChEAP cheaper than in any other city | baum Bros., returned yesterday morning from | earlior than heretofore, — W D—By April or May, 1st, house of abou - k= doorway contemplating tho weather aud {:&:‘“ 1 Soat of rusteria’ aud manu | che e, e ——— A B e s EA . . Durin is year w - v gt 102 oug s i ousy terms y payments. wlabiag that, it would dry up, when ho waw a | IR hyiun'fl, oy © contemn- |y 5 Nichols and O, B. Haveus went out| ANOTHER WHOLESALE ESTAB- _812-170 | MeCAGUE, oppusito very pretty young lady about to attempt to oross the slush-flooded street. His natural TRN BULEY OF NEW MAIN PIFES, gallantry prompted him to tender his assist- | 8nd replacing those in the main streots 8100, sud sbepping forward he ssid: ““Madam, that are now too small so that when the will you permit me to observe “QObsorve | 8treets are once paved there will be no aver tho Boatrice extension yestorday, In Mr. LISHMENT. , ;- Nichols' private car. Fay & Co , formerly of Minneapols, oy 2 5 2 Dan and Billy Shull retarned from New | YiBi:, will open a wholesala, confecaipn: 705-t1 Beantiful residerca Lot on Pr C o v ery, cigar and fruit business, in a fow WIS 2D —Ta rent, 0ue roo) ensle d Drloans yestorday. Tho boya had a glorlous | w2, METE 5 6 TR Plercoy ' & y o oW ey L easoman. And ‘Audross for At you like,"” sho interrupted him; “T'vo got | Sillioultica from that sourco and - the ftwe in and about that city, Bradford on Farnam streot, Gmdott ey - . zubber boots on.” i further necossity ' of toaring up the| J.W. Stone, M.D., representiog Parke, el ol o ok et A4 g oay 00 y r streets. The means to make these|Davis & Co., manufacturing chemists, Do-| A Saloon-Keeper's View of the Liquor £ ey nue, 5. K JOUNSUN, » Oall'st ofop for 2 68141 of Stevle, Johuson & Co. ANTED—500 privy vauits. sinks and_cesspoois BBOWNELL H;LI“ changes and improvements, will all come Tra ik jlisosinonili from +ho eant, and will fake no smal | o 4 * 8ust of tho Millard. i W. E. Androwa and wife, of Des Moines, in Bonfield only $160. to ¥200 £, opposit 066 . por acre. . rtion of the mone, i Editor Oraaha Daily Bes %0 cloan With sanitary clomser. Satista tion | o — 2 : & Mecking of the Trustees Youterany | Omatn this summer. Hvar’ ohes (i1 [ mansgor of the Westarn Union Newspaper | In your Tussday's issue you presonted ) y T X Das Al Diatn | st 450 Eoveete oty SRaaton i caeders Morning. new company has taken possession of the [ company, are at the Metropolitan, a very readable article in regard to en- ! Bargain, McCAGUE, op- works it has been constantly making "The board of trustees of Brownell hall | hanges. The defects in our gas f any ” at Trinity Cathedral yosterdsy m €a have or should appear are due ouly to Sam Richards, R, Huynes, J. H. Mo Namara, L. M. Gordon and 3. J. Smith, of Chi zago, are at the Metropolitan. forcing the restrictions on the liquor traflic against ‘‘disorderly resorts, dens and low dives.” WhileI as a saloon. EAL sto ! in real es. 30 tate it will |ay you to watch this coluwn for the theso changes w are going on con- CAET T - | oMlerings of McCAGUY. oi porite PO ing at 10 o'clock. tinually and will entirely disappear wheu | Jobw Hocksteasaor, agout for J. M. Bruns- | keoper spoak only for myself, T believe I ‘eut M 'wouth. frout. 0% BALE-Large ho Tinnicom Briot and touol addressos cn the | fully completed”. " wick & Balke Oo., at this place, went over | yvoice the sentiment of all the better class T u‘Q‘Jflr‘;mJ::;:‘n‘. 5 A I o i i gmh of D Olugxon h'.lr:; nu- Dundy, Osnon Dougl 1080 Tows yesterday moralag on business, HmeRs ol M H f men in this business in Mrs, J. C. Cowla ls reported as wuch i | Qi olby, whop I substantially eudorse the main features o3 ved in healt| h ouncem: = — - -enes = afi ;MM with j:; :,h:n:;' % lrhu:: willop your article, R e R A OF RO Ol 0% 1% | JRORSALE—Four show cases very cheap. e . at Kdbolm Bricke®n. “‘Gas will be furnished by us when our| Ex-Governor Furnas, of Brownvills, and Ok REN I—Furnished rooi, 1619 Farnam street. of Baloon-keeping is certainly a legitimate BaLE E—A good span of tilos, improvoments are fully ‘made, in auoh 3. D. H. Wheslor, of Pisbamaith, wirs o business, and, if properly conduoted, SR e F :..... .‘.":“:"‘“uw b ‘l‘v‘fl.ln::k :'uhup::um A mnn:.r u.t(h“ it | the city yesterday and made Tis Bea o call, | should be as respectable as any other. TR AT S ioo e room, fronting soust OAS YOR ¥UEL. ““Will gas be furnished by your com. pany for uny other than illummating pur- (OB KENT—House § rooums, 6th St., 1612 ith | TNOR BALE—A first-clase Vose & ~on Piawo, ot & st J. PHIPYS kU, 81 bargan. Inquire Edbobms & Erickson's. 524 tF i - itu. OR SALE—Farm 8 miles trom city, Imquire of fuol than. any (st oan bousen hare, | Johs Withnallaud bla duughiers Blanche A nscomity for wall-regulated lustive- | A\ ygolutely Pupe, |souhromsimini, s nyad o | Fia oy ovr oo ros . 3 Our company is now furnishing to San |74 Allle, returned yesterday mornlog from a | tiona of this seems to exist in ne oy A > Als amaller rooin djulniig, 2 14 Douglasstret. ] Fraucisco 200,000 feet daily for this same | deVgbtful trlp to New Orleans aud through the | society, and is found among the high as g "'..';'.EE 5 et marvelsol putt | _o06-40 R e R A8LETwo ovin secoud hind bepyles aad purpose, and its demand in that oty is | s0uth. well as it lower stratums. It in & branch | (58 €24aary kinds,and cemson be sold in competsiors ['OR RENT -Niocly furnished rooma with or with, | 8884 e i nsld and constantly inorcasing, “We| K. Armorett, the Monte Christo of Wyoms | of business that has reached immense wv&”éfi e Jo cann. Hosa"Bab. | Do it o8 petee ;¥ e [ BALE—Twn poruabic bollers, 1o haree cowe will algo furniah fug, who liss been {n tho clty for savaral days, | proportlons, and neads the guardisuship, | oo ™ 198 Walinet Naw Sow . o ly o u TRICK GAS YOR MOTIVE POWER, loft Laat evenlag on the Denver traln for Lan: | 4;naoti aud protection of the law as SPECIAL “NU,I‘IGES— wl‘-:fu“muhyunnwuu. E. g e —————— T FITAPA R RENT -Several small dwellings with balok o %lKeulh lith#h. RSALE—A small Mosler, Bahman &Co,, fir LA e i oice, ” snd intend that it shall be able to sup-|dors in that territary, h . e proof sat , almost uew, at . ty, v ———, TP NP | S lmsaden . aoss, i ol e snd bt 1| Govre D of Linoin, s . 31, (%, 10 (e whon o bannet) g iy e it | Fon s s oo = e from that n’:::o and the ea- .‘“"-n“ m... o aral 2| beliove that saloon keepers are human M X X0 LOAN—Ths lowssh ratea of e e — y of our works will be made with and that the voice of nature oam. | === 19 Atsuey, 1tk & Douglas FIO% BRNR-Facahhed roces 10T s, MISUELLANBOUS. 4 1 individ. [ VONEY 10 L0a OIX WEN -] 7 Didge aver. X rooum ox object in, view. sl o g By '; l;l;‘m °= b .l'n all ':'t:cr nn:l‘f" T s of (300, auc fl;‘:. F:Wh@v Dedge narver. HPE?,E"%‘:‘T'I”E‘,“‘E:{":‘."’:‘ yrpogme, excelent toand AN ANSWER WANTED, wney, s :: vnt their lunfilu; l‘n social and relig- - ! Qan any one bri; & case_of Kidney or 0s intercourse. elieve they EEL> wawTsy. Rt bay e bra o v;un 'fi.fi. i than three years, I take close their places of business, and the, W - tov wamorlbovas. | JTUR Likante-d b Akh street, 1y 4 y s oure!, We say é W 4 Ry Dis- u:.v.hdx‘-r 51-:&- llldulfldl‘ .\.5 :E‘-:n;:&fi wfufi"flfi-‘l-‘-'%'fi"&”fl s m"“,,"’;“.‘l‘:'" ~ad mrl mu\'. -.:A‘-“'.“‘::.: I\:lld“to.ryl J:. 'um"fif:'u .%.',‘.‘i'.:’.:.!&:.{ ’.'.)?:. :m Ld maon, loasant strot. 3 A - PR KNT—Nicoy turuisted ‘sooias, 1908 Fam S, 167 Faruam street. | gaz.4 WANTED 5 teama. 1, MANNWEILER, 5.7 | J70B RENT—outls more d_ base: T T Y Y T T T T Dotk Bl orsny 1t (pease, ood. onder aad the. gon | WV s ; o bl e o, s Wmest | 1 Rowa Sl g e v o n% eral Cwelfare of siety | re | YWANTED- A yirl (4 gonersl Touse w. tiaraoes papeach-Lidack. b shoo 8 i 'or sale at s bottle by 0. ¥, Coodinan %l.nn hum‘md these rules llwul: b of s 8 $he 8d do'r weet of 20th K., on i D R T e rere Sclauoey bebweon 1°1h and 1bth Btr.e'. ——— ste religiously enforced | #4° ¥ i o store on Dodge § o8 Bk 3% A #A Colucuwenoe. by the -tn!nx arm of the lu". and that [ \WANEED Tnmediatels, s woman o ok at Juck. \:n':'&f"" hos nf,.mw. "’”‘i‘"‘ yj u' M "%, "SHBODEH, the magetic be b turn, Ouo word more about “‘the horse that B E‘m’ Ih'ii.ll;‘fl be :dhob:“ in ill‘hld- o Mpat, Markety 106 4 Mavon” sttt 10 { SENT A tow goutlomen oan boscoumodaged | S, b (vvea iodh ud Tib 84 s B 4 nia! n, woul worse than - o4 =N urnished rovi. Apply 1818 Farnau N ERDLEWORE =N et o o o ol S | FAGIC A4 b, Ty bougtal, thi .| wo 'luw and would b placing in the | W ANTER. 10 T oo e vk o | i T N e ol . March 12, .+ O, . e B one 1 onced | ationa Baa) | lcach Aby wor " J £ VU o 5 yeam hands of tho Jow and disteputabl AT T o smap P o | PO RENS s 1o Wby Moons by | sy ek p bt S hef ake leverage over those who are law-loving - - - - Alad with bydeauite i and see her display of -3 and law-abiding, They have s high| VWAY t0-10 ruh tor occursmy. on o iefors | euin. Ay ok Bask o o "gia | AVI0IS Dge iroen e P license to pay towards the support of the | o weuien:s, i & desiestls Lemt o oo | T Fan . e nor iwe | | T 3 H0A LR 4 belonged to Richard Carpenter, who died Iundx night at 912 North Six. | M. Fisk was & prioter by trade, and has teenth street, at tho same time Bishop | vesided in this city for & mumber of years. He TTES (o7 Ui out 1 emphigine i 10 inako muoney with. Call on M. L. Bdth, 204 Clarkson . 'The sick and had succeedad in awmassiog considerable prop- I . Wl o 18 g oo iy bario . oo o Lo S ot i . |5 A 1 o bty SRR A et iu&n.lmflyol paper offices of the city. His remains were | cases amount to prohibition; his life is reodin, S ED WARD K. DSk L beivg sick and taken to Burket's undectaking roowms, aud his { not an easy one, and his hours of labor R T - ml& N ut burial s an | frignds in Massnchusetts telegraphed. arelong aud assiduous. He comes iu ool Wikl oy oot of way en. ST | £ D0 roah e et AND CONUITIOR s e — el . 504 Tonth sbieed, i tact with the world ir its off-hours, in ite e . £ Hounc Ryl Salee meae with e Bours - of relazation. When' - ther W AN Speotg et e o B e | el e i, Sty wiccoss i all cases of skin disease. Try b, |social smouitics aud business ro-fbowd. adues DGy o, [ N T s saditke i the i o dad shosy