Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 26, 1884, Page 8

PO 0 ¢ 180 ‘. OMAHA DAI LY BEE---STAURDAY mw::m " APRIL 26, 1884. e Saloon Keepers Forced to Take Slo- onm in Annnal Doses. Saturday Morning, April 26, An Intoresting Advertisement, The advertisement of fortune of va:t, ’l:“r;;g:lrflz;\ .:“!: o p‘o‘l" o?:x::‘d':; I.“vo,; The School Board Will Make Its In- interesting, This house has acquired so tended Improvements, 5006 a reputation by the prompt .m:l g iscreot payment of the amounts gaines 5y hero and 1n the environs, that we beg all | The decision of Judge Wakely upon out readers to take notice of his insertion the liquor license question, as yet, has of this day. produced no visible effoct, and nathing e — - qredding’s Russia Salve, best family salve in | has been done thus far toward obeying sthe world, and excellent for stablo aso. 250t | ¢ho jaw aa laid down, on the part of the saloon koepers, and it is said that a mu- NeBRAsKA SraTe Gazerteer & Bus. Qing:di bosn il bet et v i in July, | tusl understanding has bee: o Tk 0 o o T | thi liosnse lmning stkhiorites and thoss 1884, prico 4. 50, J. M. WoLrr, pub' o L Poos e # P | who have placed their money in the city Jisher, 120 &, 14th St., Omaha, : e — troasury for licences, so tha' the appli- cants shall be leniently dealt with. The LOOAL BREVITIES, . proper authorities have determined to re- ~S8treet sprinklers have made their appear- | quire all saloon keepers who have applied ance and they are really needed. for licenses to make new applications, ~—Workmen on the Farnam street sewer | thorefor. A greater part of .those who Jave the trench dug as far up as Ninth street, | by their money in the city treasury ~—A number of the employes in the foundry | sy aiting the docision of Judge at the Union Pacific whops have been lafd off. | wojclo' will supplement it in & —A runaway on Harney strect last ovening [ oo dape with enough to make it a wesultod in the total destruction of the wagon | 4housand dollars each. A new bond will “md harness. also be required when a liconse to the —A large new fire and burglar proof safe was | end of the }Jruent municipal year will be i g 's off b granted, Itis said ’;‘.::'I;“’“:' Oty Clerk Jowalv's ofioe yoatarday | Stlioritios iave tiot yet determined upon the steps to be pursued with respect to ~Work will be commenced within a few | (g galoon keepers who have entirely days by the Barber Awphaltum company. | digregarded the law. Somo are in favor Bixteenth stroot will be put In ropair bofore [ of not granting them any liconse by rea- any other work is done, son of the course pursued by them. The —A complaint was filed in police court yes- bu:_m{l 0:' uduufa:‘:un feelst a«:u:;‘dcrsblg dis: urda; inst Fred Busch and Walter | Satisfaction with respect he decision. Yatar lw‘g:lvlng over tho hoso of the fire do- | Lt8 effect upon the school distriot treas- ury will be to diminish its income be- partment whilo it was strotched upon the |y S g5 000 and §40,000 per year, Mr, Connoyer Notwithstanding this —A severe conflagration must have been | the board will take immediate ateps to- araging southwest of this city last evening. The | wards building the proposed school house aky in that direction was brightly illuminated | on the corner of Thirtieth and Douglu and presented a grand appearance. streets. It was ;thought for some time that the site onoe sgre:d upon would be I—Mlmy ‘; g::l:“' Lot ook A‘z’;‘;z“ abandoned for a more desirable location, but owing to the increasing demand for —The last of a series of free loctures will be school room the school house w%mbm delivered before the Y. M. C. A., of this city, bly be built where it was originally in- «on Monday eyening next, by Warren Switz | tended, thus avoiding the delay caused by Ser, upon the subject “'Citizenship.” a change. - onn estive ven by th o e chnen | THE FOX INJUNCTION. of Cass and Ninoteenth streets, Thursday eve, wran well attonded and proved a success both An Injunction Suit Brought Against soclally and financlally, the Oity, Board of Pablic —The now safe ordered by the city council T ;:;;‘ 1:“ :l"nfiwuh:h:o:‘:'.uz:\“;:l:‘tu;‘ ::‘: On Thursday an injunction suit was Hine ploce of work and was made by Andreen | brought by Jas. Fox,through his counsel, & Valien of this city. J., 0. Cowin, against the city of Omaha, —A horse sttached to a delivery wagon ran | Nebraska, O, 8. Chase, mayor of the city away on Farnam street yesterdsy. He had|of Omaha, Truman Buck, treasurer of & heavy weight attached to a strap fastoned 4o | ¢pyq city of Omaha, Jas. Creighton, Joseph s bit, which drew him fnto the curbing and [ g0 =y os et 0T T e %o was caught without damage except to the A.pm;m TAERT, i ‘wagon, In the petition, which recites that the —Iun polico court yesterday a colored aman was fined 810 and costs for oarryine con- | P! wealed weanons, Kanty and Linen, the two | tax-payer, the legal existence of the amen who Indulged in a fierce fight last night, | board of ~wrere oach fined 85 and costs for disturbance year city’ o oy RS W, 4 mana ot yet or! oul u) W ooy Sl TRER e, TAL T e Barbar fi\:fl‘g ton Hotel. As woon as new offices are | company, for pavin, 'enth st from xeady for occupancy, he will vacate the offices | Donglas to Dol:i‘gn, g\wnt 2,000 yards, a mow occupled by him in Hanscom's buildivg. | §2 98 per yard, and that this contract —W. 8. Helphrey captured the prize at tho | 2ull and void, by reason of tho lllog;hty Holloe siok Y 884 S0 bsing (Abs - ook negligent, biased and tyrannical, Bh‘z RN skates iy T3d4 "":l ":“ h“‘: m; A:glrgedt‘conlmu to llt'{zriten who are $0 have perfoct command of the rollers nud | ot tho Jowest bidders, and has refused urnished a groat deal of amusement for the | gontracts to other responsiblo bidders who wpectat rs. were the lowest bidders; and that it has —Harry A. Riley, of this city, was Thurs. | favored such contractors as are preforred day married to Miss Manie F. Sleppy, of 8t. | by the board, Further, the petition al- Joe, at that place, The bride 15 a daughter legos that under direction of the board 2t Ms. Fidgar Sloppy, rastor mechanio of tho | 3b0ut 48,000 yards of asphalt have been '8t Josoph & Western rajlrosd, The young | 18id in the past yoar, but not a yard h been put 50111 according to contract, oynple willsdofnEnllerion, Neb, e e B 4 fre B0 named —The work on the Farnam streot storm | Therefore tho petitioner prays water sower has advanced from the river to|injunction to restrain the jor ' " Sinth street. A force of seventy men are [from paving tho said districh OF entering mow employed upon it. On Monday morning | into any contract to paye ib. A\il: - mext the work of digging thetrench on Far- county which meets in the early part of former ones. number of Indians who were dressed in gaudy costumes and wero looked upon boy tioner brings this suit as citizen and | of the Chicago Unions. public works is assailed, it being | him, which he alleged that the members more than a|leave for Chicag 2 did with the consent of the said | of next week. the same twobondsmen who are indemni- fied by the same party as before, Key was then released. This morning ha will start for Valentine, in this state, accom- panied by no one, Here he is also charged with a similar crime which, until this Inat trouble arose, had been dropped. His case will come up for trial at the next term of the district court of Cherry May. BUFFALO BILL. His Great Wild West Show in Omaha To-Day. Hon, W. F. Cody, more familiarly known as ‘‘Buflalo Bill,” arrived in this city yesterday. his wife, He isaccompanied by Mr. Cody is just starting out upon the road with his ‘‘\Vild West” show and the company was here yesterday. spared no pains or expense to fit out for this season a first-class show in ever pa He has ticular and his efforta eclipse all He had with him & large with a great deal of pleasure by the small The company left yestorday for wt. Louis where they are billed to appear, af- ter which they go to Chicago and from there will make a tour of all the principal eastern citiet 2 A Startling Discovery, Mr, Wi, Johnson, of Huron, Dak., writes that his wife had beon troublod with acute Bronchitis for many yoars, and that all reme- dies tried gave no permanent relief, until he procured a bottle of Dr. King's New Dis oy for Consumption, Coughs, and _Colds, which had a magical effect, and I:rnducml a permanent cure, 1t is guaranteed to cure all Piosasss of Throat, Lungs, or Bronchial Tubes. Trial bottles Free at C. F. Goodman's Drug Store. Largo size $1.00, ——— BASE BALL NOTES. The Union Pacific Team About to Dis- band. It now seems very probable that the Union Pacific base ball team will disband, The elements of dismemberment are slowly at work. The action of Auditor Young 1n the premises, has entirely dis- heartened the boys who at no distant day in all probability will make the nine, of which all lovers of the national game in this city have had such good reason to feel proud, a thing of the past. The amusement loving people of Omaha are considerably disappointed in this threat- ened termination of there home nine which in the past has achieved so many brilliant victories. Charles R Briggs who last year played right field so well, has received overtures from the management A good salary for the coming season has been offered has accepted. He will 0 on Sunday or Monday e ——— CONVINCIN( oof 5t the pudding 18 not in chowing ng, but in having an opportunity to Article direct. Schroter & Becht, the Bate fro tril ot of Dr.'Tiox Lung Syrup for each and s nfiliotad wish oughs, Colds, ption o any Lung Aftection. ; luryw Kascape. Mn:r yostorday {0 carriage manu- quite a sorious acoident. > g " ol ing on tho wall for tho addition s, manufactory attempting to pull the curb out of an uld cistern, The rope at which he was pulling slipped its holg op T curb and Mx: Simpson was p-.; itated into the cellar, a distance of twelve for. An oxsmination by the physician moved Mr, Simpson was quite seriously hurt about the head and shoulders. by the fall, patient is not in a dangerous condition and will recover from his injuries, strain the city treusurer from pl{u salaries to the members of ti " also to restrain the mayor from sgning any warrants for such salaries ving; and to declare the contract ana mam street proper will be begun. —James Fitzgerald, » colored man, last might snatched » small portmanteau from & adisorderly woman at the depot, and ran away with his booty, He was captured shortly af- terwards, and taken to the police station, . -wherea charge of robbery was preferred agalnst him. ~Lutren Von Bulow, the Dane who has Swice besn taken to the polico-station by Mrs, Martin, was yesterday sentenced by Judge D, . comtract or curbiug ha hat it e L] me -v.:r, let b Boneke to pay a fine of $20 and costs, and to oo the seorvo a term of thirty days in the county jail, ‘;inuo -fitollt‘-m: u::a bread of bels W] cot PPl wasw 8 Aha. chirge of beog 8 ta ambs Fox fod Wi, Maok in ) ko —The Union Pacific brass band awpos 3n their new helmets Thursday afternoon, y “of Alexander oy Uonnefl gives it as his til n for huch benofit from Eleo a-vh"’"-w Ve L) dm - tny. log 1s now sound and cants & bot- u"-fl.‘:fi‘-’. 54850, por - George Helwrod Left for day to moet his wife who from Germany, . New York yes ter- is on her retun Alonzo Davis and Mis, ¥, A, B, .)I&-.mfiuudm Au T, and Mrs, ©f Dexter, s iy T son-ln-law at £1.. Byrox Da Viatou, Farwer , s In this aty, /. l‘mfln‘ combination, ~@ueof the most jovial and . John Koy, yho for a couple of months |Past hus been fonfined in the county jail oharged with the murdes of James Nug- ent, was last night pormisted to breat he "'::""f:fl aiv of freedom. Oae 20K #go last night he was liberated on Awbondol‘:lg,mo by ey o R. W. Connell, of Rigtwood, Obi,, brother of City.. noll i ueatly locatlng, wad pylct this city, Dy, , Saturday afternoon, April oven his | Duban aud Dannls Qunningham. " Thess | ub one o'clock, sharp. Ty der L 20s twobondumuon vers indomnitied by, the | AhiaRek, N. fscodadir of Neligh, in” the indewmnifying boud, the time it was -,xi::uud. X, bank of Fox will not |} ed . |near the depot, failed yesterday, On , signed by Geo. W. | 829 180 A Oure of Pneumonia MZ D, H. Barnaby, of Owego, N. Y. that bix daughter was taken ocold which terminated with best physicians ga said sho could not live bu She was In thia condition when a_friend ommended DR, WM. HALL'S BALS with a vi nd that it it. - She surprised to fi chapge for the better, an TOWNSLEY'S TOOTHACHE ANO- DYNE cures ivstantly, Mothers, Attentiont Chas Jones, of Blizabeth,Spencer Co ,Ind., eays, I have dealt In medicine a nomber of eurs and will say that DR. ROGER'S G- TABLE WOIM SYIRUB s the oot vt able medicine I ever nold. My customers were B ped s 5ol 2y it A1F that 1 Is recormmended to 1, % 14 . i A Small Fallure, Olson & Co., grocers doing business Thursday night & mortgsge was given by the firm to & man named Nelon, Oleson’s father-in-law. Nelson immediately be- gan to foreclose. The city trade was notitied by the Bradstreet sgency and the creditors of the firm then instituted suits in attachment against the stock, Their lisbilities are about §,000 and the assets nominal, The creditors are all of this city. e — Looks Honest. A cloar, ht 1 otbet & howe Hibsor Harr e looks ries such a face, Burdock Blood Bitters give the skin & liarly fine text R poeslaly ure and oo "0 hon and enrich the cirey- all eraption or blewish o — £0,0, ¥, Menwbérs of tho state lodge, No, 10, uested to meet at the Odd Fel. Chicago, says: ¢ 0 highest value nervous Acid P ick Head, falling on hia head and shonlders. 15 was takea home and Dr. Peabody sent One | medicine and pay 85 u 2% ten miles for this of his lungs is also thought to be injured my wife of rhenmatism like xfll(lb;’ 1t cured | 0 The doctor thiaks his Lolest | Pavement, He was picked up aud car- mnwi:l,' :3 ried into Tk Bee office where it was fow hours at most, m A long gash was cut in his forehead. He FOR THE LUNGS, and advised her to try uu-lmmt..-n"t\l" 'lu.c.l partially recovering himself from the its use & permanent cure Wlll,’lr'”mvm B by sick headache, ¢ vitality, i NOT A8 SUPPOSED, The Fire in the Bank Bullding the Work of anjincendiary. Investigation has proved that the fire in the Merchant's National Bank build- ing, on Thursday night last, did not orig- nate as first supposed. It was thought to have started from spontaneous com- bustion, The suspicions of Fire Chief Butler were aroused, and he determined to look into the matter. He went into the room yesterday morning, and his ex- amination was rewarded by finding unmistakable evidence of incendiarism An ink bottle was found in the mouth of which had been put a lighted tallow can- dle. Near It was placed a lot of cottcn rags thoroughly saturated with kerosene. These were all g0 located in the room that the flames from them would easily con- municate with a large quantity of papers placed fon a couple of desks near by, This room was occupied and used by A. Bevins, an attorney, and M. R. Risdon, the insurance agont. The last named gentleman had not been in the office for a couple of days, owing to sickness in his family. Bovins left the office about six o'clock in the evening and did not return to it. What could have boen the motive for applying the incondiaty torch is not known, Whoever did so must have had & key to the office, a1 the door was locked when the fire broke out. e it—— Bucklen's Arnica Salve, The grentest medical wonder of the world. Warranted to spoedily cure Burns, Cuts, Ul- cers, Salt Rheurn, Fover Sores, Cancers, Piles, Ohillblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped hands. an all akin eruption, garanteed to curo in avery instance, or money refunded. 25, cents per box, A NEW TIME TABLE. The C.M. St, P. and O, to Run an Ex- clusive Passenger Train to Sioux City. On Sunday morning next, a new time table will go into use on ‘the Chicago, Minneapolis, St. Paul jand Omaha rail- way. Thereafter the train for Sioux Jity will leave Omaha at 8:30 a. m, The one from Sioux City will arrive here at 5:20 p. m. The train for Oakland will leave Omaha at 2:30 p. m. The one from Oakland will arrive here at 11:15a. m Another valuable improvement will also be made at that time. An exolusive paesenger train will be put on the road in place of the mixed one [now run between here and Sioux City. The running time Yof this train will be le:sened botweon Omaha and Sioux City two hours and a half. The train to Oakland will bea mixed one as heretofore, but its time of arrival at and departure from Omaha will be such that two hours and forty-five min- utes in tke city will be given passengers from as far north as Oakland, thus enab- ling them to visit Omaha and return the same day. It is thought by the officials of the road that Florence cut off will be utilized about the first of May. The track through the great cut has been finally laid upon a solid foundation. Fdes have been driven through the quicksand into the solid earth, Upon the ends of these stringers have been laid, and across them Alan, vo which the rails are spiked. The change of grade Teanlting from this cut- off, will enablo a single engine to pull sixteen loaded freight cars over the road, where now it can draw only eight, It will o shorten the distance to Sioux OCity five miles. e — §... WhatOne Dosv Did. of the wones, of Akron, N. Y., hed Asthma electric 0it and. Took one dote of Zlomas’ Ho adds: *‘Woularelieved in five minutes, Throwa Krom His Buggy. Last evening as Fred Stubendorf was returning home from business, near the corner of Tenth snd Farnam, he was thrown from his buggy on to the stone found he had sustained severe injuries. was also injured about the spine. After shook he was taken home in a carriage, The horse becoming frightoned started to ran but was soon detached from the bug- in the buggy at the time escaped with Absolutely Pure. TARseviL aune w0, A mierd o ch and 5 B eEhn Vs e B sota'in comuetitio et o e "HUGH MoMANTUS & C0., 418 North 16th Street. WALL PAPERS. PAINTING IN ALL ITS BREANCHES, posioffice. 8y M, Stubendorf’s little boy who was | PO KBNSt room 15 Foreem 5 Ty OR 8 LE—400 eautiful Tots Ta Wainae HUT a- | © drugist. for wedicinal, wechanio 1 aud Chemical T -y ) ditlon from §100 10 $70r, It will pay partics to | PUrPOses on'y, at 502 South 18th t., second. wacd, ) ? S84 | 5ok at this property b fore buying eloshre PO 5. | Onikhs Nob., from the $5th day of Al 68, a0 QOR BENT- Phied floor 1 bullding No. 1811 Far | 10k A'00ME TR Frnaas v © ewbere PO | Ot Gy of April 1555, S nam 24741 9. ! jection remonstrance or Fol\wl-lwnul“hlnd A BIG HELP. An $1800 Check presented to the German Sohool Thursday Evening. A special meeting of the board of the German school washeld Thursday evening During the course of the meeting Mr. Freuhauf arose and stated that held in his hand a letter from Mr. Oawald Otten- dorfer, of New York, which contained a check for 81.800 which was presented to SO ‘; NN for_Infants and Children. QAN CAS e Y T storl. 0! s D What gives our Children rosy cheeks, the German school of this city by Mr. Qastorlapromotes Digestion | Fha £ives e hovers, e doop s Ottendorfer's wife, now deceased, e L o Lnsde! ot Xis_Castoris. M Ottend f' gy ¥ I tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhceea, and When bables ,wum‘me—- b ndorfer died about three Feverishness, It insures Lealth and | wWhat cires their colio, Rilld thelr worms, weeks ago and prior to her death natural sleep, without morphine. But Castorl she bequeathed about $3,000,- Whatigulokly chren Conbiiphtions 000 to different institutions, both chari- Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion, table and educational, and while bestow. 1 "(‘llxlt’«:‘r'ln I8 g0 well adapted to Children that Put Castoria. M ) : reco! d it or t y proseri] ing hor proporty with ench lavish hand [ known wme:" It A Ancuk, M. Dy | Easewell therto Morphine Syrups, she had not forgotten the Gorman school 82 Portland Ave., Brookiyn, N. Y. Iall Castorint in Omaha. The sender of the check requestod that the money be accepted and used by the school board in memory of his beloved wife. The echool board feel more than grate. ful for the donation, coming as it does at a time when it was greatly needed, and it was all the more acceptable as it was a complete surprise. The lady, although beyond all human thanks, will ever be heid in most fornd and grateful remem- brance by all Who are in any way con- 25 R M B RO TGP TS X TS M TR CENTAUR LINIMENT—an absolute cure for Rheuma tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c. The most Powerful and Pene« trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. )1t RENT—100 acre farm. Also brick Murray }"l yard, T. <‘0|l SALE—Bargains in improved and unimprov- et e property in 4 sdditions Call aud sce.. b /T~ AER & COBB, Farnam stroct. 619-4¢ ‘—Furnisned rooms, 1617 Dodgo serect. \OR SALE ~Barghins in lots for residence o #pec- nected with the German school in Omaha., W TR Seal ulation in Walnut Hill, I neken's, Krslor's a: & Nobraska Natlona Bsud | wess Caming cdoitions. POTIER & ©onB, 1516 — e — b £ doq|ri\)‘e‘r:&rru mhum §IL3 Fernam Street! ot pe supplled W lio olo'ator aud heatod b | e, e SPECIAL OTICES, | tesm. ap 926-t! | TSOK SA E—two of tie minst desirabie Towe's 156, add., fine v onst fron!nge, fenced. ormerty Cretenton | apposita P, 0, 180t - FoR R bed 4 on tbe morthwe nor. 18th aud Capitolavenae, fo ous 0. %0 — T —rv S ————— MeCAGURY #arSpecials will Positivelynot be inserted 430 unless paid 1n advance, nproved land, a!l withi TOR E— URNISHED room hoated 3 miles of tho Union yards. Lands at o ba. TO LOAN—~Monsy. F 07541 ain, POTTER & COLB, 15156 Facnam stree —— . - - — 452t 0; [0 LOAN—On real estate and YOR BAL; AOR'S LE—2 Iof P 5to 20 M oitimicios i oiios ol 5 ROODL 1408 - s Mo i B R i A R St 7 oR 1400 pound eight year cld sonnd Pl . will be put np soon 1€ not 1old. POTTHR & COBB, 1615 Faroam Street. work-ho Aloa@ year cld fino driver. JUHN AHLES, 520 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Apr. 2636 CK8—600,000 hard burned, hand moulded and for sale by WICKHAM _Apre6ot Acro lota in Bellair, only 250, Look at this beautiful addiclon if vou want acre M3 TO LOAN in V1 1ow rates on first class roal estate recurity SN __POITER & COBB. N[ ONEY LOANED—On chattel property by J. V1 BATTY, 218 south 14th strect. 776.1m # of $300 and upwards at 8t 9 =2 Acre lots In Bellalr, only 8260, Leok at this beautiful addition it you want acre property. Earker & Mayne, OR BALE—0 lots in Shinn's 2d addition at bar- [ gain, Two cheapest lots in Kirkwood for 80 days. _454tt POTTER & COBB, 1516 Farnam St. B 21-2 Acre lots In Bellair, only $250. Look a4 property. 21-2 ONEY TO LOAN—The lowest ratos of interest Bemis' Loan Agoncy, 16th & Dougla 284-t¢ ONEY TO LOAN In sums of §800. and_upward. . F. Davis and 0o., Real Estate and Loan Agents, 1605 Farnam 8t. B98-t¢ A this beautiful addition it you want scre Barker & Mayne. d- 000. £200 cash, balance fn monthly N TR JERD CORN FOR BALE—1000 bushels of_good M“’,.,fl‘,’;flfg‘;:fl,fi:‘fl'flh‘;;"J‘},':{,;,A‘;’ 8. T.| payments. McCAGUE, opp. P. O, )1 ound old corn. Apply to Dr. Chambers Veter J631m nary Surgeon, Omaha. oot OR SALE—Furniture, Stoves, Korse, Harness, Buggy and barn, at 640 Fairvie: one block north of Sr. Mary's avenue. or 24th streat, | OB BALE—Old newspape 816-t1 L) uantitios at this ofioe., 21-2 property. OR SALE—A first-class Vose & Non Plauo, st & bargain. Inquire Edholm & Erickson's, 624 £f. {OR SALF.—Baraains in {usiie acre and half acre pieces offared by Barker & Mayne. One acre in Gise's adaition, $150, uth of Haskell's, One acre on 13th street, just 8o 000, One and third acves in wost Omaha, $1,850, s 1n large and emall [ Acre lots in Bellair, only 8257 Look at this beautiful addition, it you want acre Barker & Mayne, ivima'n- 8or 4 exporionced me timber land. None others need a) lw)) BOGGS & HILL, No. 1405 Earnam 88, 0K SALE—First Class busine:s property. Good coruer on Farnam strect with brick bnilding, 15,000, t 20506 on 1€th St. with 2 story brick store, 902:28 VA7 ANTED—Girl for gonoral Housework In family of tour, DK, DAKROW, 720 south L0th St. i Good corner on 10th St. with 2 story brick store, 08-4p can have immediate em . Aprly 8 to at Canuon ,Bros.. opposite 7,000. Fuil lot on 10th St. near Harney—good buildings, 15,000, 33x65 on Howard St. near 10th. Frame buildings on it. $2,20. corner 0th and Dodge, 95,600, ANTE ployment erdtod — " |52 BARKER & MAYNE, One acre in Hawe's addition, one-half black off ‘ ANTED~One second hand 5 or 10 hfvlw power o ey Saunders street. facing 266 feet te the sticet, §1,200, s, and boiler. “Addcess J. D. Sulily caro | ) 1 6) Acro lots 1a Bellair, cnly £260. Took at | Thisisn beantiful pieco of grount, nico vightly loca: 703-23p | & X & this besutitul addition, i you want acre | tion, south front, and can be cut into lots without RS TTRF property. Barker & Mayne. the waste of an inch. glds at Ho derson One acre near Saunders strect, £1,000, wil divide I, SAVAGE, Tinger, south Thirteeuth streot, Fo- rermian town, has for sale very cheap, a fire [aco turnaca. It 1skplendid, goorl as new, Wi mar- ble mantel, by Fullei, Warren & Co. Also Hogs, ores and Sows, 855-260p = © 1.9 Acre lots In_Bellair, only $160, Lok at SITUATIONS WANTED. 2 1-28% eautiful addition, if y';u ‘Vane, Bore VWANTED-A itustion a8 assistant [book keeper | Property. Barker & Mayne. 70 t0 838.3 or clerk in any business. Wages not wo much [ YAOR SALE_A good paylng wrocory businese i an object as a steady pasition. Addrass “W.C." Beo the city. _ Will 1nvoids About. 3,000, rur'::r'u;f TSI Goai 19 ¢rence; 82026 | ulars, addiess “Busines,” this oftice. 0 26 W half ncee near Sainders street, $8 24 acres beautiful ground at coraer of Jeanette and State sireots, 81,500, We will sellany of the above pieces on very reas- onable terms. BARKER & MAYNE, 028 23th and Farnam. 1214 Leavenworth St ANTED—A cond gil for general housework, Good wages to a good servant. Apply No. 1610 iS. 1t, B, WICBUR., W Harney street. . SALE—Two open_second-nand_buggies an L oos delivery wagon, cheap, st 1819 Harney St. 21-2 property. ORBALE—A moall Mosler, Bahmau &Co., Sro t i Acre lots in Bellair, only 8250, LoOk at- this beautital addition, if you want acre Barker & Mayne. TANTED—A position by an experienced coach- 'OR SALE -Grocery st 0] man, Empl yment Buresu, £17 N, 16.h St. 324 e o i plosatien choap rent. For particulars address “R. § " this wikaly joltie! 863-1m | K proot sat-, almost new, at this office. lots in Bollalr, only $ 60. Look at | JOR SALE—One V. d_ Sons piano bar. ANTED —A situation in any wholes e or retail [ D ] -9 AGre ot fn | ne Vote an 8 i o o addition, it you want, 7 wto.6. Goot worker and referenco . Do any | £ orts ' Haker - Mayne ™ 1 ' nt sore | 1 ain. nqulco at Edholm and. Erickson's musl kindof work. Address ‘H. P.8." Bee offica. 852-25p W store JOR SALE—A good grocery sta; , at 1013 Harney strect. N. W. MERK) 884-25¢ cautiful, sightly lots in Thornburg Place onj 185 t0:6), Barker & Mayno. My dwelling, No. 2608 Douglas. Fif nd, cheap, JANTED—By n young lady, position as book- i B Kegprr, cshior, copyist e clork in ofico or stirn town priferre Gond. refesences [ TNOR SALE—78 feet front on Farnam stre t wi h | J{'OR SAL furnished. Address Box 157 Wymore, Neb- %00d, ‘w ell-built coitoge, Call and sse. & bar. | X! neighborhood,7 rooms and large cemented cel 5024 gein. McCAGUE, opp. b, P, Tratt City water, 20 barrel cis'ern, barn, chickex hov @¢ "W, J. W. LSHANS, City Mills. 00018 IOR BALE—Two beautiful lsts in | owe's firit ad- 7 ANTFD-Situstion as assistant hooi-keeper by a Py L OR BALE—Ten gocd wil and fixtures of th “‘? Joung, lady, thoroughiy - conpetent, - Aldrers Faloniras. MOUAGUE, Gup. R0 (HIEI Y Creighton House: Wil sell the dining room sa . A, 8. e loe. -251 kitchen furni uze sepavately or any part of eithe Will exchange for lan s or any sale ble com ot i ed notes on loug tise In quire 56548 Pegutitul. sichtly lots in Thormbu g Place, only 185 t0 §200. Barker & Mayne, O& SALE—The good wil and fistures of the Crelghton Ho e, or will sell any pa ing room or kitchen furniture separat. Apply on premises. AIBCBLLANEOUS WANTS, d_room by a young P. 0. 88 W eautiful sightly lots in Thornburg Place, cnl} §155 t0 9260, ~ Basker & Mayne. TANTED—A partner, elther lady with §200 or $500. Business alres gent'eman, cstabli Address until Satrd 860-26p t—Twenty acres of tho Griffen farm, 3 Post and only two block Will be Inquire Omaha Cary SALE Gro ery storo an Gocd stand. Terms to suit chaser, Addr 83 "Grocer,” Eev off o per cent, 10 wre Iots Douglas “tre JOR RAL X182 feet front, 31400—8100 down aud (1 nico 10t and a bargain. 802-26 Jots in Thomburg Flace, only arkor & Mayne, —Two unf.roished ron by & lkdy who w the family fn Vight work ot sev t. best reterences given and re Davis & Co's Real Esrate off o 3 in a privat bo wili outh 13th Stree nonth. This 18 ER & MAYNE, ) B Small stook of Drugy and Druggists’ Fixtu for sale in the live town of Wa'erloo, Nebras) cian, Addrees J, B, 3 75 g 19 Acto lots in Baliair_only 8%0. Look at 2 =12 B it e o 11 o0 wan aces Property. Barker & Masue. [[OR SALE=A fow WORTH TERR ning fora physi \"Asl'lcbir-'..r,.xnne.n room bya young gentlo. man, Address 784 P O. Ba0-245 Y Y ANTED—3,000 yards of dirt, st or near one | nue, ~vagt of the Convent on St. Mary's ave- R. JOHNSON, FOR RENT.-u0LStevle. Johumon &do, ug Lota, R RENT—Heuse, barns, fruit op~m~~~~—— agd garden properiy, 83 miles from. pube. ety lots fa Thornburg pace. onl} ) cantisul onl BARKER & MAYNE. 8185 to §: Ni‘o lots in Havacom Plsco ,on monthly pi Cor. Farnam o 655-t1 OR SALE Hiwebaugh Flsce, $475 to 83 ments. Barker & Mayte, N. 15th Sts. oautitul, sigttly Jots In Thornburg Place, only #1056 t0 3.60. Barker & Mayne. Fo OR SAL¥—$2,300 for tull lot on 18th St., Kountao's 8d addition, ~ POTTEB & OB, 18 R SALE—Good 2-story house, 6 rooms, harn, bearing fruit, etc , on'19th Jrlco $10.00 per yoar.”"Apply at T. C. Brunnersh & golendid bargain and worth nvestigating. Farnam §t. 2 ¥ 864 25 77,4t MOLTER, 8. W, Cor. 15th 0d Earnam. cantifal, il Tl Thoraburg Viace, oo JROR FENT—Sus ol oome urriher outn 21 2’1«‘:. T 5185 t0 §260, BARKER & MAYNE. 870.6784 o r, with bay window, 1414 Ohi- =2 Bimeylaty, in Bellaie nnly cok o cago stroot. At Tt vt \OR BALF—Farm 8 miles from city, near Unia -l E834t | property. Bark ayne. TR wta0s Stock yaris “Inguro at M. Moyer, over. Ka re, 16th and Webster. MTBU Rz ANROUS, N N. NEWCOMB, the Boss Carpet Weaver, 10 U and Cuming st ? DASTURAGE for horses aud Cattle. Horses 21,50 per head & manth, and cows &% 760 head per month at Gregg's pasture, Vio road, About 1 mio rom Gigaba: C W OR RENT—Furnished voom, 1618 Jackson SE, | - = e b ) N ik RO SALE—Fine cottago of 8 roomy, fulllot, barn, 5 bearing fruit trees, cte. Prics $2,7(0, rhinn's addition. i his is a raro bangain and werthy of your Inmediate attention, IREY & MUTTER, or, 6th 748 tf Fnk RENT—Siugle furaished room 1017 Gb stroet, [t OR RENT_ raom house, modern imp o 9B south 25th str.et, between Dodge oo and Doug’ 890-28p 1 cautiful, sightly 818 to #2600, Barker & May, OR RENT—With board, large front room with | J{OR SALE—4 fine residence I bay window, gas and Dath ream. A fow tal bt and barn, tuit trees, shrubery, et , in Isaas & boarders sccommodated, 1718 Dodge stroct. 860.50p | Sheld.n's additicn. Pricc, 6,00, terms easy TMEY & MO'VTER. 8. W, cor, 16th and Fa'nam, 745 tt WENT-—Largo baru at Booners, 1715 Doug- | 10 SALE <5 béwutital acre ey i 839 2 stre t, 23 miles from Fun RENT-—1he finest summer resort in this city | 1his is the best bargain of known as Victor's Park on 2ith street, routh of eautiful, sightly lots in Thornburg Pl B! Barker & Mayne, ¢ | Bt Mary's ave. Inquire on premises for termn. e ——— e e {\OR SALE—Three nice cottages in Shinn's addi. R01-28§ OR RENT—Furaished 3 F s hed roomas, 1021 Farnam St. Addition, on montrly payaen 5. IREY & MOT ER. o 7R OR RENT—Co per montn, S - OR BAUE A first ol urant and foe cresm CRENTX tiicaly Tuanistied room Tor one oF | X' parior and house of 10 rooms attashed ail wo, &t 2301 Dodye dtieet: Bost sutmmer josution. | Bished wil bo sold chesp. Sasafactors oreos, $tive * Toats" | fopsellng. Addross 3. W. 1. O I RENT—A two Wary brick house and base: F ment. Two upper z‘.’. aro oocupied by par ties who exchangy board. Address 2008 l!u street. Posscasion given May 1st. Extrs induce- ments offered to reliable paity who will make per: manent arrangen ent. 720-t1 R RENT—Desk room after May 1st, cor and Faroam, uj Eu K Mayus, 19 and Furpun ™ 20 ol & Place, ony on Bl 8661 ith good house AN gt first-class vate hoard and neatly f; /nished rooms, N. cor. 12th and Howard. re lots on Lewenwor h it office Price #1,00, red. IKEY & MOTTER, 740-tf f. Owner v ploaso take her away an pay charges, 719-1tewbw oliisT BUtLNmEMER, EMOVAL—0. F. DAVIS & 0., DEALEKS atate and M rtgago Loans,have remo to No. 1608 Farnam up stairs, Foom 13, 0 door east of theie former location, whero they m be found until completion of thelr new building. REWARD will be paid for sn 3 100D thie b it e :-:llrllu' (Council Blufl:) preventive and cure. EDWARD KUE MAGISTER OF P, D ALIST, 808 ‘l\nllmm, o Wl..‘ only in Shnn's addition at §14 | T McCAGUE, opposite un’u P t by Dr eautiful, rightly lots in Thornb Place, 155165 10’920, Barker & Mayne. © | {OR SALE—Houses aud lots on monthly day- ments. Nice 6,r>om cottage, nw, large lot, good stable, 2 miles from P, 0, near Ever, t:fu niceand ne & | Baundurs St 91600- 4160 down and 16 per honth: dwies N W. of P, 0. full lot, B-room o thagn 1 P nico vighly location, § §200 down and §16 per ENT—In fedick's block. Storerowm 120 | 9 L RANT -l 4 room house, half acre lot, siable, etc, rn Cali- Thio Parcain vang §209 00e room, Faitioen & 00 {ornia str ety & blocks et of Acad b o cademy of Sacred : 200 down and 815 per month, + RENT—A furnished front room. Apply at Fe th am 8t i only Third Congregational Church Bullding, Bids for the erection of the third Cong, on Church bullding in North Omahs, will be receivod af tue office { the architect, Mux A.'Th. Boeuhoke, 161 Faroam strect, Redick's block, where the vlans au Lot iag 1,740, 4-100m house, lot 100x140, south 15th stroet, sight- ly and desirable'location, §7,609, §2.0 down and §20 prmonth, oom house, 1ot 2'x160 on 18th street, b Plerce, £2,200, §100 814 916 per month e -room nouse, lot 26x150, on 13th street, near Wil- Ham, 81,80, 9150 s0d 1 per moath. i { ot and two cottagae 224 street, near Izard, #2000, §250 down aud $25 yer wonth, New house, 8 rooms and basement, 1ot 60x14) on 12th street, #1,500,8160 down and 20 per month, And others i all parts uf the city. BARKER & MAYNE, R KKNT--Fint-clus brick _store d base- b an Wrnain streets. §75.00 per the BARKEL & MaYNE T 5t 19th and Fi \OR RENT. :&mnn‘.u“;hmm soon and used until Ma; , at which time further opportunity f wlflu‘u GEO l’;pl‘fil-’l\l)lri. . JAMES TRAIL, M. F. EEARS, Building Pommittee, JOR RENT. —Buildin between 14th and 1 40 x 66, o0 Harney strect, th, BARKER& MAYNE ot (7% R RENT—plano. Inquire nfinfi‘ufi‘m;k- okt 7#)})'[ 2% §01-28 18th and Farnaml TIOR RENT—Twe fimibad soces 2317 Weber = R i ;i Matter of Ap) tion of Swith & Spafard F laped tvome, 2117 Webser | FOR SALE » Freah ilk ow. Iuquise ot 2016 Far | ™ for parsai} to sell Liquor as & drugglen For BENT—Furaished rooms $127 Dodgs 8¢, 2R SALE -Th southw et com 1o of 11th and NOTICE. ] N 3 with tvo one story u.)rl I;m dings a1 d | Notice is hereby Jlven that Smith & Spatard did — O2IB_ | Sue tra ding on it, with all modern improve- | upon the 27th day of March A. D, 1584, n QOB BENT Ly eo sayl frouk room, nizely fur- [ ments inquire at o clotbing stars of Getge H. | Getlon to the Saor and Clty' o S4*caele 9Pl fstied, 198 Farna n 8¢ 48241 | Peterson, 84 South 10th stree m | license to sell walt, spirituous and vinous Liquors, a8 - e If there be noo L osidence for mmal | fled within two weeks from March 37, 4. 1, 1064 the wvenue, 10 block | swid permi will be granted. Rasy tenmi SMITH & SPAFARD, Applicants, siltls § SIeon) U0 L CUEWERT, Gy Gark, P28 SALE—very dusicatie 8 7 | I tawily, oue biock off St Mary from flwlflm Locstion flue, §8,500, POTIEY & COBB, 1616 Farnam strest. R RENT—1st o ase 6 room cottage. Douglas. ey