Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 29, 1884, Page 8

OMAHA DA THE DAILY BEE. Tuesday Morning, Apfll 29, Nanraska Srare Gazerreer & Bos. xess Digecrory to be issued in Jnl{. 1884, prico $4. 50. J. M. Worrr, pub- lisher, 120 8. 14th St., Omaha. e LOOAL BREVITIES. —The Woman's Christian Temperance aaso- wiation will meet in their. rooms this afternoon at half past two o'clock. e family of John Linsoy Sunday re- eived an inoroase. in the shape of two bright boys. They are the prettieat twins of their race which have ever appeared in Omaha, ~The clrcun posters bave all been put up, and the advertising car has gone, and now the small hoy anxiouely swaits the arrival of the ‘white elephant and the big tents. —Where are the stroet sprinklers? If they ‘wore ever noeded in this city they wore yestor day. The dust was lifted in clouda by the con- trary winds and played havoc with pedes. trians. ~—The srerices in the wew Lrtheran ohurch ‘Sanday were largly attanded both morning .and evening, and two excellont sermons were ‘delivered by the new pastor, Rev. J. 8. Dot- wiler. —The Belt railway, through its agent, Mr. Fddy, paid into thewsunty court $4,950 yes- (orday, the apprased value of tho east § of ot 6 in block 8, owted by Johu Larson, and oondomned for ths right cf way for he Bolt road. ~The Sarpy ceunty district court convenod yoaterday with Judge Neville on the bench. Quits & large onmber cf Omoha attornoys went down to Papilion yeaterday morning and ‘returned last evenivg- J, R. Manckester, nssistant claim and stock " agont of the U, P., left for Beatrice yester- «day on railroad business, A party of enst- ern friends accompanied him as far as Cort- fand, the new town between Lincoln and Beatrice, where they will probably locate in the near futare. Dr. Dinsmoor returned yesterday from an extended trip in tho east, whore he has been to investigate now and improved moth- ods of tarum trestment, Tho Dootor's ‘busin t line has become so large as to ‘meoessif 0 enlargement of his place. He o owill ve a Sanitarium equal to anything of the kind in the east. —The Barber Asphaet Company bogan its first work of this season laying pavements yostorday. The first block paved with aa- phaltum will be the one on which the post-of- fice buildiugfs. The two unpaved sides of this block will be paved as soon as it can be done. The work of paving Fourteenth will begin this morning. —The it of Emma Washburne, otherwise knownin this city as Neoskelita acalnst A, B Huberman was tried in the county court yes- torday. This cnse was Bn action in ‘replevin to recover the possession of a diamond ring, alloged to bs the property of the plantiff. Whe suit wont by default and judgment was rendered for plaintiff for the possession of tho ‘property. or in case this conld not be had the recovery of its value which was placed at $125, A Warraut for James, Sr, Lovis. Mo., April 25,—A Versailles, Mo. specinlsays it is reported that Sheriff of Cooper county, is now in Hunts- ville, Ala., armed with 'a requisition from l‘!ov. Crh‘\::dn hrf(-ha“;rru‘: of iF"l:k ames on the charge of part og in the Ottovillg train nhbw.p i SUBURBAN VILLAS. AfResidence Park tobe Lald Out #in ‘Wess Omaha by Mr. Touzalin and Others. A. B, Touzalin, vice president of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railway, ‘who has been in the c ity for some time past loft, yesterday for Kansas OCi ty. ‘While here he with several othor gon- tlemen whose name cannot, for the pres- ent, be mentioned formed themselves it.- to a company for the purpose of laying out’and keeping a residence park in West Omaha, This park will consist of twenty-six acres and is a part of Mr. Touzalin's property on west Cumming street nearthe academy of the Sacred Hoart. It isintended by the gentlemen who have undertaken this project that thissp)t ofground shall be as_ beautiful as art andnature can make it Already gardeners and, laborers have been employed to go at work upon the grounds. In this park its owners will build their residences -and not least in sise and beauty will be that of Mr, Touzalin's who in the near future will again become one of Omaha's leading citizens, e —— - THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS A Long Session with but Little Busi- ness Done. At the special meeting of the Board of ‘Pablio Works last evening, all the mem- bers were present. The ocontract of Hugh Murphy & Co., for paving St. Mary's Avenue, was called up for signa- tures, there being some_defects in oripin- signing it. 3 mz ‘communication from the street rail- wmuflu permission to pave its track on Fifteeuth street on & sand ’ was granted to pave one foundation, «”N" trom J, E. Riley & ) ag to lay the gutters on Ninth et with the same materialas the pave- of that street, the guttering to be of maki w. ore of thatacs F contract with- 'he cur] and’ gut- one according to orig. 8 in B, Sirykor at ‘The o‘alum the ap- 11 dotanlt of payment, WHAT THEY THINK. man waa fined €1 and costs, paid. .aloh he One suspicious character wag p 1y over The Views of the Mechanics, Job Print- {and one ws discharged. ors and Morchauts, ing$30 from -sme Gilddridgs . A Ohat With Several of the Above and Thelr Views in Regard to the Rte- cent Btrike and the Sabse- quent Moves of the Strikers ond Their Friends, A reporter happened ta, meet, ome of the Moulder's Union, whs was present at the “‘grand mass meeting” on Saturday night, and asked hir, what he thought of ittt “Well,” saic he, ‘it was the most disgraceful thing 1 ever witnessed in a moeting called vy workingmen. There was no chance for a fair expression of views, That man Gould, who presided in the chair, is a regular bulldozer and blackguard. T am always in for fair play and if they had let Rosewater talk, and show his wide of the question, instead of brow-beating and choking him off, they would have had a good deal more of my sympathy. His proposition to submit to the acbitration of the president of the In- ternational Printer’s Union,was certainly fair, and tho jeering and sneering of the printers looked as if they had a bad case.” ““What do you think of it now?" asked a reporter of a bricklayer who was n at- tendance at the *‘citizens” meeting. “Well, T must say it looks altogether different from what I thought it did. The way the meeting was conducted by the printers looks as though they were afraid to face the truth. I never saw such blackguardism in any meeting, and when they called Ed. Walsh to champion their cause it was disgusting to all respectabls union mechanics, Why,that man Walsh is a whitewashed acab. He violated his obligation to the Bricklayer's Union, and worked below wages, was kicked out of the Union, and was blackballed a dozen times when he tried to get back. He camo over here from Council Bluffs with the reputation of a bilk and political shyster, and since he has been in Omaha he has shown himself to be a contempti- ble acamp and renegade. When Ed, Walsh and John Quainn have to be called up to blackguard Roaewater to gt up l’:J’lllflly for the printers, they must be hi up for material. That fellow Quinn is & sort of a U, P. informer down in the shops, and does all the sneaking, spying and schoming for that company among the working people. When there’s any trouble outside the U. P. shops amon, the working people, he is always on dec] with his oily tongue and sympathy. But when the U’ P. cuts down wages or the time of the men, do you hear from Quinn ? Why, sure, you must remember how John Quinn and Ed Walsh tried to bamboozle Chas. Whitn sy was arreste.d for steal- Helpleaded not guilty | and the case ¥ as continued, Goor seana Clark, (c0) ored), for robbing one "youglas of $106 *ens held. A lamp lighter was arrestad yesterday for putting out the street lamps, a business foe which he is hired. He was promptly discharged by Judge Benoke. Tha case against John Shannon for fighting was continued. Harry Cassidy, a boy, was arrested and charged with burglary. The case was con- tinued, a— ExtromeTired Feeling. A Iady tells us “‘the first bottle has done my daughter a great deal of good, her food does not distress her now, nor does she suffer from that extreme tired feeling which she did before taking Hood's Sarsaparilla,” A second bottle effected a cure. No other preparation containg such a concentration of vitalizing, enriching, purifying and invigorating properties as Hood's Sarsaparilla. DAN. ALLEN'S BURIAL, His Funeral attended by a arge Con course of His Associates in Life, The funeral of the late Daniel B, Allen, whose death occurred at six o'clock Sat- arday morning, took place, at two p. m, yesterday, from hia late residence on lower Douglas streot. There was a very large attendance, for the circle of his a:quaintances and triends was extremely large and all were anxious to pay a last tribute of respect to his memory, The body, which had been embalmed, was encased in a magnificent casket, on the top of which was a richly engraved silver plate, bearing the name and age of the deceased. The floral emblems, sent in by friends, were aimply exquisite and included some very elaborate designs, the numberand beauty of which were never excelled 1n the oity. Rey. A. F. Sherrill preached the fun- eral discourse at the house and it was at once appropriate and eloquent. The funerat cortege was formed and in- cluded a lino of vehicles extending near- ly half a mile in length, At the grave Rev. Sherrill recited the usual burial service and all that remained mo:;.:l of Dan Allen was committed to earth, NoExperiment. With a majority of people it is no experi. mont that Dr. Hoaskon Cough and 1':;'; Syrup Is a cure for Coughs, Colds, Paius in tho Lungs, Soreness in tho Chest, otc., but for those who doubt, sk your neighbors who have used it orgeta freo sample bottle of Schroter & Becht, the druggists, Rogular size 50 conts and $1.00. Sold to the teade by O, F. Goodman. the working people of the town and sell them out with a bogus workingman's ticket, upon which they put every candi- date for the legislature that was favorable to the U, P.and the monopolies, and these political workingmen shysters man- aged to roll up abour 105 votes in the county out of nearly 6,000. Why I remember how Ed Walsh got a old-headed cane presented to him at Turner hall by John Quinn, with a fine speech, and the money to buy this cane was taken from contributions to the relief of starving workingmen, who were on a strike at the dump. Give us a rest on Johe Quinn and Ed Walsh among labor- ing men,” Meeting Mr. Sam Reese, one of the leading job printers, upon the street, a reporter said: ‘‘Mr. Reeso you was pre- sent at the meeting Saturaay night, what did you think of it?" “‘Yes, I was there from beginning to end, It wasn't very creditable to the rinters who tried to bully and browbeat ewater when he tried to make a fair statement. In my opinion the printers overeached themselves when they struck. Some of them say itsis not a strike but a walkout but it is all the same. I claim to know as much about printers’ uu§s #nd printers’ rights as any man in Omaha. I learned my trade and was a member of typographical unions for years, Workur a8 & *‘comp’ on some of the leading E.P". in the country, in- cluding the Chicago Tribune. The prin- ters atruck - before they had called a meetin, of the union and their whole proceedings are irregulas They can't *‘rat” I'us Ber office and have no_ right to keep Union printors from working there. As to the type, I will put up 8100 to $10 that the bourgeois of Tun BEer is above standard, and will leave it to competent and disinterested authorities for a decision, Tur Bee type may be leaner than The Republican's,but it is bourgeois and above standard, and should be measured as bourgeois, 1 have taken pains to measure and compare it myself. and know what I am talking about. The next man the reporter met was a merchant who happened into the city hall a8 he was going home Saturday night. *“What do you think of the proceedings and resolutions to boycott Tug Brxi” “‘I haven't much interest, personally, in this matter, but the priuters owmufy could have got my sympathy much quicker by fair dealipg than by ‘slinging mud at their employers, for whom they expect to work again, The whole thing looked as if they had gathe: the most foul-mouthed black guards in town to fling mud at Rosewater. I notice that the workiog people in Omaha always call upon Tue Bee when they get into trouble anywhere and the paper has always stood by them, even when the merchants, who patronize Tus Ber have felt that the workingmen were wrong, As a fact, Tux Bre has been the only paper in Omaha which bas taken the workingmen's side, ~whether they worked in smelting works, the U, P. shops, on the dump or in the streets, As to boycotting Tus Bre, it amounts to nothing. We advertise where it does us the most good and we will have to patronize Tu even where we don't agree with it." e — Ir 16 & fact that no medical work has ever hiad the sale equalled by * The Science of Life, or, Belf-Preservation,” uor any book of kind sines the publication of Uncle To Evorybody has In police court yesterdsy two dis- turbers of the peace were fined §5 and costs each, and both were sent to jail in _Two plain Blocumbs were each fined #10 and costs, sud bota were jailed. ——— HAZSL KIRKE, A Rare Dramatic Event at Boyd's Last Night, The *‘creme de la creme” of Omaha soclety greeted the Madison Square company in ‘“Hazel Kirke” at Boyd's opera house last night. The fact that the veteran actor C. W. Couldock was to assuma the role of *‘Dunstan Kirke” and that ‘‘Harel Kirke" trials and joys were to bein the keeping cf that talented young lady, Miss Annie Kussell, was sufficient to draw a liberal patronage from the elite of the ocity. 0. W. Coul- dock's “Dunstan Kirke” has become a household fact, his magnificent rendition of the iron-willed father needs no words of praise from country critics. Mias Russell, as the winsome, loving and pa- thetic “‘Hazel,” won every heart in the theatre. Outaide of the character of “‘Arthur Carrington,” as put on by Mr. J. G. Grahame, the cast is a noble one. Mr. Grahame is decidedly out of place in the role of “‘Lord Travers.” He has not the slightest conception of the lines. The sooner the management fills his e with a man who has an idea of the ring of a gentleman, even much less that of a peer, the better for the reputa- tion of their company. Watches, Diamonds, and Silver ware, everythin way down in price at Huber- man’s, and all first class, G, OAKHURST. Oakhurst has been placed on sale again and is meeting favor among all classes of investors. The location is beautiful, it is within three blocks of the Park Avenue cara—lies high and dr{, with excellent drainage, and on each lot from three to slx excellent shade trees of natural growth add to the beauty of the addition. Lots on all sides of Oakhurst sell at from $800 to 81,000, but until furcher notice we offer Oakhurst lots at $400 to $600, one-quarter down. Sales of these lots will be rapid, and now is the time to look over the addition and choose your lots. You can be sare these present prices will sgon advance, and now is the time to in: vest in one of the handsomest' locations in Omaha. Awmgs, 1507 Farnam Street, tf Sole Agents. 2. C— House farnishing goods larzest, assort- ment and low prices at 13156 Douglas atreet, J. BonNER, wed,sat&mon, tf — Parrery Making, by Oehrle & Davis, in Omaha safe works: ap2l-m&a8t o ——— Baby's Petition. w"filll‘ Watch thopreclous girlaand brothers; Read the home life of Victol Dhildren ul Il had CAS FORI A No # coplo-s nights, by baby squalllug, Liko lacks dtov rise in ear v morniugs For bargains in wagons and bu; T. Loxa- PREY'S, 16th and Cass streets. #8-1m e DETWILERS ARE SELLING OAR-. first-class _ delivery callat L. ¢ BEE~TUESDAY APRIL 20, 1684, THE MAIL SERVICE, Standand Time 1o b Used in the Post Office After May 1st. The Fast Mall Traln to Run Diecct into Omaha, In the near future some important changes will take place about the post- office and in the mail service in this city, The partial failure of the fast mail and the new time card to be adopted soon by the Union Pacific railroad have brought them about. STANDARD TIME. On Thursday next the new time card of the Union Pacific railway goes into ef. fect. In addition to the change of the time of arrivals and departures of certain trains from this city standard time, re cently adopted at the meeting of the di- vision superintendents ot the Union Paci- fic railway in this city, will also go into use. When the result of this mecting wis made known to the public through the columns of the Ber it was divined that the city would be forced into adopting it, asall the roads leading out of Omaha would be using it. An important step in that direction was made yesterday. Postmaster Coutant, after deliberating over the matter, has concluded to adopt standard time also. On next Wednesday night at twelve o’clock the hands of the postoffice clock will be turned ahead twenty-four minutes, ttus making is time correspond withthat of the railroads. This will be done to save the annoyance and trouble of continually adding the twenty-four minutes to tho sun time which is now used in the city by every- one except the railroads. When this or- dered change shall go into effect it will be only a question of time Jjas to how long the city can hold out against its adeption THE FAST MAIL THAIN. Postmaster Coutant yesterday received a letter from Seuator Manderson in which also was a communication from F. B. Thompson, superintendent of the railway mail service. Mr. Thompson states his attention has been called by ,the newspa- pers of this clty to the imprractical work. 1gs of the fast mail trains so fur as re- gards Omaha. He continues that as this fast train costs the government nothing additlonal it will be kept in the service. At no distant date, Mr. Thompson says, upon the authority of a prominent C., B. & Q official, that this train will run di- rect into Omaha by way of Pacific Juno- tion, Itsarrlval here will be in time probably for the distribution of the mail in the evening, as the running time be- tween Omaha and Ottumwa will be shortened materially and the delay of transfer at tne Bluffs will be avoided. ———— Horrors of Mineral Poisoning. ‘‘T have been poisoned with Mercury and Potash!” is the talo of thousands who write our physicians in regard to treatment of Blood and Skin diseases, and it wonld seem that what they say must be true, for it is “with one accord.” ~If you have been soned in this way or have any blood or dineaso or cancer, send to us for Treatise on ;Hood and Skin diseases which will be mailed reo, Tns Swirr Sercirio Co,, Drawer 3, Atlanta, | A- W. G e —— Ic AND Coas at Benzon & Bro 6-1mt e —— STOVES Stored with Omaha Stove Repair Works, 109 S. 14th St., repaired and insured. Care given nickel plating. Telephone No. 43. al7-lm —— Choice Property, Pelham Place, recently platted, offers superior advantages for people of mode- rate means. It 18 only four blocks west of Saunders street, slopes gently to the|® east, and is for sale on easy terms by Bell & Shriver, at from $300 to $600 per lot. 26-2¢ e — Looks Honest. A cloar, bright open face somehow looks honest. - A horse thief or burglar seldom ciar- ries such a face, Burdock Blood Bitters give the skin a peculiarly tine texture and clear- ness. ‘Lhey strengthen and enrich the circu- lation and so eradicate all eruption or blemish, e — Clocks yet at half price at Huberman's. 26,2¢, Sunnyside, Located ou West California street, is bound to meet' with rapid sale owing to its nearness to the city, the fine view it affords, and cheapaess. Bell & Shriver nre selling these lots at from $550 to $750. 26-2¢ e — Special Sale at McDONALD'S Fmpor- ium of Fashion, Spring Wraps, Spring Suite, Suits on special sale for ten days at McDONALD'S EMPORIUM of Fashion, 1408 Farnam st, opp. Paxton. o — The Colorado womi scld by Jeff W, Bedford is as free from soot and as clean as Rock Spring. je2-tf Ask your Grocer for HAMBURGER soap. & Notice, The journeyman tailors will hold a special meeting at Turner hall, April 20. All members are requested to be present, By order of H, Jensen, President. PETS LOWER THAN EVER. a8-tf L —— Picture Frames Largest variety, lowest prices, at A. Hospe, Jr. 15619 Dodge ;L A24 4L, e — Wixpow Grass ar J. A. Fuuuse & Oo., 1402 Douglas slrect. o —— Window Poles, - B y e oornice ¢ iy POWDER Absolutely Pure. S bt B 0% v caly AR, LOST A LEG. Onhristopher Lawn Falls Bencath a Moving Oarjand Loses a Leg. Bunday morning, about 6:30 a8 Christopher Lawn, a switchman in the employ of the Union Pacitic company, was ongaged ir: coupling cars a fow foet enst of the depot, he caught his foot be- tween w guide rail and the rail proper, in such a manner as to be unable to extri. eateit. A moving car ran him down and passed over his leg just above the an- Doctors Galbraith, Heffman and Hertzman were called and amputated the He was taken to the kle. injured member, St. Joseph hospital and is getting along a8 nicely as could be expected. Heis a married man, . Never Give U It you are suffering with low_and dopressed spirits, loss of appetite, general debility, dis- ardered blood, wenk canstitution, headache, or any disease of a bilious nature, by all means procure a bottle of Electrio Bitters. You will be surprised to seo the rapid improvement that will follows you will be inspirod with new iife; strength wud activity will returns pain and wusery will cease, and henceforth yon will refolco in the in the praise of Electric Bitters, " Good- cbri Sald at fifty cents & bottle by C. ma, e — DIED, LATHROP—In this city April 27th, at 2:3 p.m., of thoumatism of the heart, Mis, Annié, wife of L. C, Lathrop. The remains will be taken from the residence 1606 Farnam streot, this morning, and shipped to Gleuwood, Towa, for inter ment. —————— SPECIAL NOTICES. sw8pecials will Positivelynot be inserted uniess paid 1n advance, \f ONEY TO LOAN in suns M low rates on tirst class e st U POTTER & C ONEY LOANED—On chattel property_y J. V1 BEATTY, 2158 wouth 14th street. 778.10m ONEY TO LO. securlties at office of ato and ROOD, 1,403 Farnam 78 im, $300 and up estate secu ONEY TO LOAN—The loweet_rates of interosh Yi Bemis' Loan Agency, 16th & Dougla 284-4f Mmfiw TO LOAN Lt sums of #300. and_upward, WL 0. F. Davia and Co., Real Esiato aud Loan Agente, 1608 Farnam t. 0340 MY, Loaned on chattel proporty, by S. T. Petersen, 8. E. corner 15th and Douglas. 163-1 SITUATIONS WANTED. 7ANTED—Situation by a girl to clerk In store. ”V:(;:en noobject. Call at 1437 south 14th But \ stronzand healthy marrled Swedish ung »dy 4\ (wi h & 10 months old baby desires the situ n of t-king good care of and nursiny small children in o privatofamily. Call or address Mrs H L, South. ern Hotel 921.23p VW ANTED—By & young lady, position au book- hop ¥, oashior, copylat o ‘clerk fn offico or atore stern town preferred. Gond references turnithed, - Addrew Box 167 Wymore, Nob. 850-24° MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. in uhe cit; gentleman 0 Address and friandship, 680-1p TANTED—A boarding house of from 12 rooms, furnishea or unturoi hed. Parties ingsuch to dispose of, address with terms, ete, *'J. . W." Bee offlce. 946 250 WWANTED=A young lady, stran would like to corruspond with means _Object busiuoss. *H,C. B " city. to 20 V- WANTED—By geutloman and wite, a fair sin. gle unfurnishod yoom, centrally located. Ad- dress #C. O' F.," Bee ottloe, Council Blafls. Town, 25-54 WV ANZED-A young man about to start in busi- niss in this &it” would like o partnor with 1,000 or more. Yourg man preferred, one who knows no impossivility. Business I-gitimate, pays from 300 t0 400 per ount profit, Addrocs “G. D, P. 0. Box b2, O; > riva W a Iody who would bo williag o asist the family in 'ght work or sewing in paywent of rent, Bost rofersuces given aud required. 0. F. Davia & Co'y ol 904- ed rooms in & Apply Ksrate offioe, 1508 Farnam JANTED 8,000 yards of dirt, a4 o near oao block west cf the Couveat on 8t. Mary’s ave. 8. R. JOHNSON, of Stecie, Johnson &+, POR REN7--Howses and Lots, OR RENT-Furnished room 1616 California St. 02711 MHS. A, CALDERWOOD, For hy RENT—Firat-class tarm, 16 miles from Om Targo orchard, etc. BARKER & MAYNE, 13th and Farnam, 931-if JOR RENT—Smail house and barn, No. 410 8 o strcet. W, L. Mouroe, 0th and Dougls 5t -8p. roums with board, 816 047-Bop {OI RENT—Firat cls styb'o, four stalls, Cuming 8t 917-29) 960 P OR RENT-—Furnithed tront room for one or two 641 south 18th streot. 00520 ok kN turn) ront room suitable for two-gentlemen, 1505 Capitol & enue. for Infants and Children. AN Castoriapromotes Digestion and 0\'L-'r'(to-ll'l]ln'n Flatulency, tsbl-m-upn- tion, Sour Stomach, Diar Feverishness, thoea, and It insures health and natural sleep, without morphine, * Castoria Is so well adapted to Children that nend it assuperior tony prescription 1 recomm known to me." A. ARciER, M. D, 82 Portland Ave,, Brooklyn, N. Y What gives yur Children cheeks, What cutes their fovers, makes them' sleeps "Tis_Castor] Jis Dastorla When bables fret and cry by turns, What cures their colie, kills thelr worns, ut Castorin. What quick urea Constipation, Bour Stoma 1, Colds, Indigestion, But Castoris.. Farewell then to Morphina Syrups, Castor Oil and Paregoric, and Hall Castorlal e i e —— CENTAUR LINIMENT—an absolute cure for Rheuma~ tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c. The most Powerful and ¥ene= trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. les from post. o31-t1 2 uguuel for weay “46-1p addition, PR sac DOR SAL ou D g year build. 940-30p JOR SALS Virginia with good, s fenced. fenced. houses month. 000 for 1 o ¥ and 18th, city o0 U lots on monthly pay MOTIER, 15th wud Farnam, Mary's aveuue, LS W cor. J001 YALE=A a barcain, § lots on Park avenue. 207 Fainam street. TORSALE—Cheap for cash, o g-od weas lug rag o.rj ota, comy L te Max Bergmanu, Faxton Howl Birber shop, Omslia. JRORSALE-6 o resttence oiain 3 L cheap. TREY & MOLTE eas cst terms possiblo —Good lot, 6 blocks w wtrect. Price, § Special’ terms to & MOTTER. aveuue, 100x147, with shade trees, all fenced. $6,800 for tull lot 0n Jaokson, bet. 17th and 15th, with' 3 houses, ete. $2 000 for a lot 66x150 on Cer Renting tor £ pet Imost n.w honse 2,800 on easy terms for a vervpleasant home, only 4 squares from Red streot car line, ‘«,lgo? cash for 2} ucres in 20th Cheap for Cash, tull lot on Burt, noar 18tk street, with large house an1 store room. 15,010 for 86 feey front by 132 feot deop, on alley etwien Jac gon and Jon. 8 street, with threo 2 store building, large s able ess. Cor of 15th aud Harney st cots, 66x86, will be scld for 10,000, it sol within a fow days.3 12,000 for N, W, Cor. of Doige and 10th street. with improyement, or baro 1.t, $11,000, 6,000 will buy 22 feet teout'on Lon_las, bet, 11th and 12th strect, 800 only, A 1UX142 0 Convent str use, one-half Llock from Bt, Mary s avenue. {igating. $481,000 fo- three lofs on 17th, near oil will, with 2 large dwellivg., rentiog or $40 per month. 276 fur 1% 6x100, ou Martha Street betweon 1ith unts a speciaity. on premises. 010 will buy cor. 1o off Shiil , neat 15t street goud stable, r @ splendid located lot, 76x142,cant front on Convent street, onehal |1y This +1th ut doubt one of the est aud ioes . propertics in the ci 15th and Far 938 1 03t ng loom Ing ire of [ Hous and , bolance oue who will 942t 2% 6,140 on y and house, well, rmonth Okahoma, cor of 18th tr-ot, with house, barn, well, orchard, 500, $1,0 0 cash, balance on mouthly payments, ecure splendid complaie home, with 1ull lot on 8. 19 h streot, 43,000, at casy teros, will buy 2 acres cor of Valley and 166 streot, with brick house, stablo. woll All $4,000 for 4 acre blook in W st Omaha,with house, harn, orchard, etc. All fenced 860 o ly for lot 38x18S, with house, well, all fenced on Dorcas, bet. 10th sud $ 2,100 for two full lots and a fraction, o-ly two Bquares from new court house, with 8 almost new $10 000 for two full lot<"with six houses, only four squares f.om Paxton hotel, rented for $110 per ory ok feom Bt h lirge property in i | 1ER & COBB, 1615 —Houses aud lots in all parts of the #1,00. onable terms. OR SALE~Fresh milk cow. , With two one story brick hu Inguire ¥ 1914 Fue. @004t The southwest corner lot of 11th and i dings and one trame bui'ding on it, with all modern improve- ments Inqulre at rhe clothiog stors of Ge rge H. "th'r»«!lfl4 South 10th strect. 088-1m OR 8 - LI 100 eautiful lots in Walnut Hill ad- - dition from $100 to look at thi properts b o TER & COBB, 1515 Fok saus family, « from postoflica I POTIER & COBD, huying clsowhere t 38,500, a street. o [att 0c. It will pay parties to POT- '] amal +ry's avenue, 10 block asy term! 631t FoR save- ditiony arnam strect, Cull a1t v, int in improved and unimproy T 81948 {OR SALE—Barzains in lots far ulation in Walnut es: Cuming aduitions ‘arnam Street s oF POTIER & COBE, epoc: . D neken, K slor's ard 1515 620-tf R0 54 E-Two ot the moa desirable lots in Lowe's 1st. add., fine view, price §750, & utn d vast frontago, fenced. A bargnla. ite P. O, opp JOR SALE milos of the Union Stock yards. McCAGUER 489 tt ) acres 1nproved land, all within 10 Lands at o bar- POTTER & COEB, 1615 Farnam street, OR § LE—12 lots 1n Plainview at15 to 20 per centbelow the price at which surrounding lots aro hekd. Price will be put up £oc n if not sold.. 8t POTTER & COBB, 1616 Faruum Street. 2 1=2 05 ottt proporty. Barker & Ma; {OR SALE—8 lots in Shinn's 24 ad gain. Two cheapost lots in Kirkwood for 3+ days. 46441 POTTER & COBB, 1615 F Ball:fr, ol 9 120 Ac s z l 2 thin beautiful addision property. Barker & Mayne %) Acrelots in Bellafr, only $250. Look at on it you want acre St ly $250. ook a8 1t you waut scre S ERD CORN FOR 8ALE——1000 bushels of good K ound old corn. Apply to Dr Chambers Veter 0348 nary Surgeon, Omaha., OB SALE—Old .o re 13 large anastition st this e o 4 emall [ 2 1-2 beautiful addltion, it you want property. Barker & Mayne, lote In Bolla'r, ouly $260. Look at acre OR SALE—A first-class Vose & Hon Plano, bargain. Inquire EdRolm & Erickson's. aduition, .60, One and & $hird acvos in west Omahs, $1,550, One acre In Haw beuutitul picoe of uth fron, and can aate of an luch at s 524 tt 3 Tavite acre and half acre sureet, just south of Haskell's, addtvion, ono half blook off Ssunders streot facing 253 fect to the strees, $. i round, nice »ightly loca. e cut Into lote withous 00. Ori0 acre near Savnders street, $1,000, will divide half acre near Saund-rs stesot, 3.0, 2} acres beauclful ground at coruer of Jeanette and Stato streets, $1,500, Wo will selany of the above places on very reas- BARKEX & MAYNE, 502 65 $376 will buy lota In Hasealls addition to | %0 28th{ sud Farmans. . "kahoma, at eay terms — Chuice foai Burr Oak, Hanseom P'ace, Denires [ J'OR SALE el e L e Addition, Kedick's Addition, Clark £ 1.0, Okahoua, | -La o8 deiivary wagon, cheap, «3 1819 Harney B1. tthe lowest pussiLis pr.ces, PAULSEN & CO.. Py ¢) Acro lots in Bellair, only $260. LoOk ad Bo10.28 Room 3, Craisson Block, | 2 1 =2 0T bamuital addiuion. 1y wask. scoe = S roporty Barker & Moyne. OR SALE—Two (2) osms and 700 yards gravel, = iz ol on Bincroft and 6th streets. N. J. SMITH proof sat , almost new, at t 9 B SALE—Brick at yard od 16th st Bellovue road, or 608 N. 13th s rees. , south of 9072p 7OR SALE—A 1400 pound Wight year cld soun work-hore, s JOHN AHLES, 620 Broadw 4lioa ar old Council d fine dsiver. 1 Bluffe. Apr. 26.3¢ TR KICKS—600,000 hard buraed, hand moulded aul 25,000 proesed bricks for sale by WICKHAM BROS., Council Blufts, 9 -2 g Jots in Bellslr, unly $250. this beauti'ul addi fon if you want acre Barker & Mayne, property 0K BALE - Cotiage of fiva rooms in Shinn's ad- balanco fn monthly dition at 1,600 £200 cas payments, MUCAGUE, opp. P, 0. Apr 268t store, on 16th 3t TOR SALE—one Voso and S gain. Inquise at Ednolm and eautiful, sightly lots in T $136 803:6), Barker & May burg Place TORBALE—A small Mosier, Brhwan & Co., fire oflos. L on y TROR SALE- 3y owelling, No 2008 Douglas. Fine neighborhood,7 rooms aud large comentod oellar, clty water, 990 barrel cistern, barn, chicken house, elc W.J. W LSsHANS, Cite Mills. ok at B12:4¢ TOR SALE: Buggy one Llook urniture, Stmes, Koreo, Harcess, | d barn, at 640 Fairviow, or 25th street, rth of St. Mary's avsnue, -t 810-t4 9 1-9 Acro lota in Bellar, cly 8260, this bewutitul addition, If you want acre property. B 2 1-24 property. B arker & Mayne, ) Acre lota In Bellar, only #350. Lok s u Ty s beautitul addition, if yo r & Mayae, & Look at nt acre 909-29p (UK RENT=A furnished 1ront fom &t 1707 Doug- 1w atre s, 903-98p FL. KENT—House, barus, fruit orchard, ete agd garden property, 34 miles from postoffico. Frico $.0.00 por year. " "Apply at T. C. 2R BENT-Suit of rooms unturalahed, south front, second floor, with bay window, 1414 Chi- cago stroet, E8%-4t P‘u.:nsl; :N‘r: -Furulshed room, 1318 Jackson S5, Brunner's 86428 JPUR RENT—iugle furaistied room 1017 O streed, o [ O SENT -0 room hou-o. modem imp oy, ment, o0 south 25th str.et, betweon Dodge and Doug’ 890-28p 'R RENT-With board, lorge front room with bay window, gas avd bath room. A few tavle boarders accommodated, 1718 Dodge street. 859 80p Fol{ RENT—Tho finest summer - :ort in this city known a8 Victor's Park on 24th treet, south of 8t, Mary's ave. Inquire on premises terma. 801-254 JROB, RENT-Furalshod rooms, 1021 Paroaw St s20-20p JOR RENT—Cots in Shm onth_ MCAGUR op, ‘s addition ab §14 ito e DOR RENT -A nicely fuinished room for one ¢ two, at 2301 Dodge strect. Best summer location in the city 700-tf Ok RENT-Iu dedike block. Stororo m 1% foet 000 a1 good office room. Paulsen & Co., o + Funaw, room §, 760t B Trony Tvom. Apply W d Farnam DOR RENT-—First-class brick store and hase- went, 16th wud Famam streots. #15.00 por h, BAKKER lltll,;lfi,u i AOR RENT.—Bulldi g 40 x 00, on Harney streoh, T ntan isth and 15¢h. " BARKER & MAYNE mont) JOR RENT—plano, Inquire at ld:a?m‘a Frlok- F san's. 09311 o RENT-Two furnished rooms, 3117 Fou’mcrr'_rmmi;d Tooms 2237 Dodge Bt. o Whim YOR RENT -Skore room 1500 ¥ T %atiseN & co. "RENT- ‘Third floor of bullding No. nam I“oi RENT— Farnishod rooms on the nosshwe ' #3,000, oor. 18th and veuus, formerly " nc-l ARV [OR BALE-Grocery store m & good locstion, For particulars address 'R, 8 " thiy property. B cheap rent. o uly §. arker & Mayne. , it you want acre | 8631m 50. Look at quire at Crcightou House. from Pratt's sub-division. Douglas street. JOR SALE—Ten go d Creighton House. Will s kitcheu furni ure soparately or any yill exchango for lands, luts or modity, or will take secured notes on loug ti.se aud fixtures of the the dining roem and pat of either, y salo ble com- Tn- 9654 Prastital sisntiy lote In Thornburg Placs, $185 t0 $200. ~ Barker & Mayuo. only OR SALE—Twenty acres of the miles from the Postoftico and Will b 10 acre lots Inquire Owmaha A ood openlng tor a physician. R, Elkhorn Ststion, Neb. Small stook of Drugs and Deuggists’ Fixtures. for sale in the live tawn of Waserloo, Nebraska® Addross J, B. 8IL- 780-t¢ autisul wchtly lots la $155 t0 $260. Thornburg place, only BAlKER & MAYNE, OR SAL¥—Nico lota in Hanscom Plice Hiwebaugh lsco, $475 to §30,0n monthly aud pay- ments, Barker & Mayoe, N. E. Cor. Farnam and OR SALE 78 feet front on Farnam stre t wih | 18th Sts (s K00, well-built coitage. Call and sse. A bar- |~ — - R gun_ MUCAGUE, opp. 1. P. [ TOR SALE—$2,300 for tull lot on 15th St in N e Kountao's 31 addition. POTTER & CUBB, 1616 \OR SBALE—Two beautiful lats in + owe's G, 010-4¢ dition for 9750, MoUAGUE, opp. P’ O, Begutirar sty 1ts in Thownbu ¢ Place, ouly 185 to ¢ 260. Barker & Mayne FOK\ SALE—The good will Creighton Ho se, or will sel ing room or ki ehen furniture separ Apply on premises. bily lots in Thornburg /63, ~ Barker & Mayne. fatures of the part of the din- uy. Eagy torms. 7886t “Place, only J\OR BALE—2 largo houses on Capitol Hill, with all modern improvements. 40,000 and §),500 each, 7714t Full IREY & MOTTER, lots. 'Price, about 9 yoarn old. of 810 Wil be paid if returned to the Sisters o oy ! fu’, wightly 1ots 1 Thoroburg Pl Biss o) 300 o, only BARKER & MAYNE. ~ $T0818.3¢ JOR HAWFH!L\‘! il Stock yards. Inquiro st Mrs. Moyer, over der's Drug store, 16th and Webster. 872. WINCRLIANEOUS, from city, near Union QTRAYED OR 870" EN—On Wodnesday morning,. ) Aprli #3d, & mediom sized red cow’ with eal, Hay an additional teat. vort, St. Mary's avenue. UCTION “ALE—O1 lota In Wiloox's ad 926 Hewa) Mer- i #) Aere lots in Belialr only $260. | ook ab Moniay, th, Selo to sommence st § ¥ 2 1-2 e’ peamifut. adat Tom, 1 you waut acro 8.0 ¥ of ,’r’"""fl:;':‘"‘d pud “:‘; “:“:m'; """“""’l'm Barky & Morns, — ove offerod, W B GRING, Auctlo: sk, eautiful, sightly lots in Thornburg Place, onl; 02i-8p L6 0900, Barker & Maynor - © i e SRS B bk 0 (-9 Acre Tota Tn Beliale rnly 250, Leok st | ¢ ST OB STRAYED-A light roan cow, wrighs - 2 - 4ab ut 1,80 , vign- esr badly tor and an under 2 1=2 Gl muiute wiaion. 1 500 wai scts | Fife tn the'lofé "5 eward will 6o paid It retarned 10 property- Barker & May Brauital, ggntiy lota tn 1 8185 to. Barker & M ruburg Place, e. oy B JOR SALE—A firet-class rest; parlor isbied, wili bo sold chea; for selling. sightly lots in Thornburg Flace, 0. Barker & Mayn Addros 3 W, and jos crosm only | Nice 5, 0m oottage, b Evont i Saundors B4, - | toroia ate, 4-+0om hor 1y and deslrable’ location, . | per wonth. Plerc 4-F00m 10! lam, §1,%0, Ha f lot uice And po:! , $1600- 4100 down and §1 broom o Mage lfmies N W of P. nice rightly 1.cation, §1500. $200 down and $15 pe month. 4 g house, half acre 108, sable, sto , cn Cal , 2 hlooks owst of Academy of Sacred Hear, §1,760, 200 down and 816 pe - 108 1002140, south 15th streot, aight. , $9,500, $2.0 down and §20 6 room house, lob #°x160 on 13th street, near 59 ard $15 per month use, lok $6x150, on 18tk strced, pear Wil #1560 and 816 per month, 2d two cottagae 33 street, near laard, ! jow house. 8 rooms and 00,8160 oown aad §:0 per month. the clty. ill‘:“llllihl 15th ead Farnam N 1280 whree!. And otbers b wll parie of wis down and §26 ver o 0BAD. at, r month. | 5 per mont 0. full lot, Lot 001140 0 | | head p Cumiug streo . Pouny & Wil 0082 1 N. NEWCOMB, the Beas Carpes Wearer, 100 9'1.95p /o md Camlr g strot, DASTURAGE for hurses and Cattle §1.50 per hesd » month, and cows wmonth. 8¢ Calvia (regy's pastu vuy ruad, about 7 miles from Omal AN u-:liut:hu‘cnmu bosrd and neatly fur /nish:d rooms, N. W, cor., 12th aud Howaids B 47295 FPAKEN UP—at wy rosidence N. W. co aud Clark stroet, one widto hoifor. Ppleaso take her awsy an 710-Lewbwp or 20tk 3 Owaer will y charges. ol T BULLNHEIMER. Real Eatate and Mortgage Lo £0 No. 1603 Farnaw streot, Up_ stair door oset of thei forme ¢ locati be found until completion of their n EMOVAL—O. F. DAVIS & CO., DFALERS ia ave removed room 13, vne , where they wmay bullding: e pad_ K F1005ETamD Yy oase | Diphineria that canuot be curcd by Dr. Bend 50-4t Joffrics’ (Council Blufl ) proveutive and cure it 3 EDWARD KL of