Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 17, 1884, Page 8

8 [ e ——— IMAHA DAILY BEE-~SATURDAY. MAY 17, 188 THE DAILY BEE. Saturday Morning, May 1%, PRINTERS WANTED. A number of good printers can find steady employment at this offica, LOOAL BREVITIES, —_— —Soveral partios were relievad of their epare ohange by pickpocketa. —Thirteen persons charged with potly offences were Iast night run in by the polico. —A false alarm of fire yestorday aftornoon, cnused the department to make a run down Tenth street as far as the depot. —“Can you change & five dollar bill? oanght a number of the wun: ticated yosterday. Four suspicions charoters arrckted at two ®oluck Yo:tarday morming wero hold pending investigation, ~What a crowd a circus does bring ont, Several thousand were upon the atreots during the parade yesterday miorning persons Tt was not Louis Shields who fired at Tom Callan, but Hugh Shislds, Mr. Louis Shields s had no trouble with Tom Callan, —Tho fifth suit in attachment against Graff, Abrahamson & Co. for 8907 was begun in the district court Thursday by A. ‘our disturbers of the peace were fined $5 and costs yesterday in police court, One man, for fighting, was fined $10 and costs, and a plain Slozumb was ussossed o like {amount. J. H. ¥, Lehmann has put & new fron iin his Farnam strect store. Tt isa great im. provement and Mr, Lehmann 18 to be co gratulated as it will have a tendency to greatly increase his trade, —1In the matter of the petition of Mrs. Dr. Grossman for divorce and alimony from her husband, argument was heard Thursday. The decision of the court in the matter has been reserved, —Another blind widow with a hand organ has arrived in the city, and is grinding away with all her might. In addition to the two widow hand.organists, thors are at presont several small Italian bands in the city, which provide plenty of music for all, ~—Almon Hunt, aged 15 yoars, left his home on the morning of April 15th, in company with another boy named Bruno Shroater. ‘When last seen he was wearing a grey suit of clothes, and bla k hat. He 18 rather small for his age. His parents think that he has gone west, —The young ladies of the First M. E. church gave an ico croam and strawborry fostival in tho chureh rooms Thursday ove. It was decided succoss and was patronized so much ‘better than was anticipated that the stock of strawberries waa exhaustod before half past aine o'clock. - The contract for the woo Iwork for Dowey & Stone's new five-story building has been lot €0 Rosenbarry brothers, Dowey & Stone were &hs first mon to put up a four-storey business fhouso in Omaha, and they aro now the first to eroct a five-story building for business pur offer was gladly accepted. in Omaha for a Day. Large Crowds—No Start- Jing Incidents, prosented a busy sight. By ten o'clock the clty proper had turned ont by thou. sands and thronged Farnam and Douglas streets, making it almost impossible for pedestrians to pass upon the sidewalks, There was but one thing that they were all looking for and that was Cole’s ¢ At fifteon ten the curiosity of the immenso crowd 13 street parade, minutes past was fully satisfied for the parade put in an appearance, . The street parade of Cole's show this season is fully up to that of former years. The large and magnificeny band wagon, which headed the parade was drawn by one pair of horscs and cight camels, The camela were well broken and wero as nicely driven ug if they nad been horses, K Howing tho band came a long pro- cess. - of cages, The sides of many of thews fad been lifted, enabliug the by wanders to gazs upon the animals as they passed. One cago which attract«d general attention contained four lions,all males,and they wero magnificent auimals In their midst, as unconcerned as 1if he were seated in a drawing room, sat Jonkling, the king of lion tamers, organ and tableaux car, a beautiful thing which was procured at a cost of $8,000, was drawn by five largeclepnants. In the proceasion also was Ssmpsan, & the larg- W. V. Cole's Circas and Menagerie A Good Show Attended by the Usual Atan early hour yesterday morning the farmers and their families began to arrive in this city and by nine o'clock the streets vutter dish, Miss Maggio Toner; set knives, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Spellman; set kuives, Mra. Duffy; sot silver forks, Mrs, Thos. Barry; elagant silver pickle castor, (ieo, Buiers and Jos. Phlug; silver butter dish and pickle cas. tor, M. Shehwn and M. Barry: slivor. table imma and Lizzie Smith; tea hrane; plush photograph 3 pa i pin Tranton; sel of tablo glsses, not table goblets, Miss Magrie igale; bod wpread and towels, Me Nightangale; bed spread, Mise Biddy Purcell, table clotfis, Mrs, P. Buckley; table cloths, Mrs, O. Buckle Want of Faith. T Sehroder & Tacht, the draggists,do not sne ceed it i« not for the want of faith, They have such faith in Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung wyrup as a remedy for Colds, Consumption, and Lung affoctons,that they will give a hottlo froo to each and overy one who is in noed of & medicing of thin kind A BOLD ROBBERY, A Man Heldup on a Business Street and Relieved of $800, Mr, M. Block, a traveling dealer in fancy grocerics, who has a stock of goods tored on Twelfth and Howard streets, was hold up Thursday eve. near 11th and Harney strects about 1130 o'clock by two men, one of whom engaged him in a struggle while tho other tore open his vest, broke his gold watch from the chain ond (atched about 8800 from an inside After they had released Astarted to run down an alley, vest pocket. hin Mr. 2lock drew his revolver and fired ona ghovafter one of the robbers but it s supposed without effec Mr. Block states that he had a check for about 8800 cashed, intending to ob- tan a drafu for it, but that before he had ume to attend to the draft the banks closed. He weat into Higgins' oyster st elephant in America, woighing over 13,000 pounds. Toward the end of the procession was sccond brass band, The end of the gorgeous pageant was the steam calliope, which played sovoral cholce selections. An the procession wended its way to the circus grounds, on Eightcenth sireat, the crowd followed, and by the time the last wagon had reached the ground, at least 3,000 people were there. A froo exhibition of rope walking and singing was given, By half past twelve in theafternoon the street cars, hacks and conveyances of all kinds, headed in the direction of the circus grounds were filled to overflowing with anxious people. The street cars were in reality a sight to behold, Poo- ple were hanging upon tho sides and ends every place where a foothold could be gotten. The jam around the main entranco to the tents was something wonderful, Two entrances had been provided by the thoughtful management and yet it secm- as if thess were not enough. A Bee representative entered the menagerio tent and there found Mr. C. Maxwell,the gentlomanly press agent, who volunteered to act as guide, which The first thing seen were two beautiful poses, —Mr. Augnst Doll and his wife, while out riding Thursday afternoon, were thrown fram the bugy by their frightened horse, and Mrs. Doll seriously injured about the head. She 'was taken to the honse of Mrs, Beecher near by, and her conditi n has beon such that attending physician would not allow her to be taken homs, —A letter has been received in this city from Aon Arbor, Michigan, stating that Henry T, Ardley died in Detroit on last Tues. day, This is the traveling man who, it will be remombered, refused to attend the funeral of a fellow commercial traveler at Featrice, in this state, last summer, and for whizh action he was sevorely criticlsed by the traveling men generally, e ——— Neprasga Stare Gazerreer & Bus- INess DIRECTORY to be issued in July, 1884, price $4. 50. J. M. Wovre, pub ither,20 8. 1 14th St., Omaha. ——e— PENSONAL e Liont, Govouor A. W. Ageois roglsted at the Paxton. . B. Smith and wife Red Cloud aro guests of tho Millard, G, Scrivner, of Wood River,isat the Me- topalitan, ¥. M. Warner, of Nebraska City, is 16 the Metropolitan, M B. Robinson, of Fromont, is registered ab the Metropolitan, T, P. Dutton and wife, of Avoca, Towa, are regisiered at the Motropolitan, ©, C. Roborts, of Wakefield, Joseph Brown, of Boatrica are at tho Motropolitan. ¥, M. Wiles and wife. of Missouri Valloy, are guests at tho Metropulitan, O, H. Smith Wilber and G. G. Davison Indianola are registored at the Miliard H. R. Wodshouse ono of Nebraska City' Attorneys is at the Millard, George E, Brown Albion and T. P, Cook Oaklasid aro stopping at the Millard. R. 0. Phelps Lincoln is at the Paxton, Wilson Reynolds and wife Fremont aro wegistered at the Paxton, J. A, Marshall and W. R. Kelly Lincoln attorneys are at the Paxton’ Hy. Alshuller Blair and I, Flierce arestopping at the Paxton L D. Davis, of Sutton, De, C. Howett, of Xans @ City, W. W, Worthley, of Michigan City, Ind., are at the Metropo'itan, Hon. J, L. Kaley Red Cloud and G, M Lombertson und wife Lincoln, ave at the Paxton, Dr. H. Loisenring, of Wayne, Nebraskn, is in the city on a vis't to parents and fiiends, Merep 1ts;Wayne booming and the doctor buices first-class, James D, Hopkios Choyenne, and Ora Moley Laramie, are stopping at ths Paxton, H. G. Rand Manager of the Boston Live Btock Co, will stay in Omuha for & fow days—Registered at the Paxton, 8. Beck — Wei de Meyer, It it now undisputed thit Wie Die Mey- er's Caturrh Cure is the only treatuicr ¢hat will absolutely cure Catarrh -frexh or Chronie. “Very efficacions. Saml uld, Weeping Wator, Neb”" 00 box cured me, s, Mary Kenyon, Bismarck Dakota,” It xestorel me tothe pulpit, Rev. G o K. Reds, Cctlovillo, N. Y." “Onn box radically cured me, Rev. O, 1L ahlor, 140 Nobi street, Brooklyn™ ‘A parfect ciea after 30 years sufferivg, J. D. McDonald, 710 Broad- |m!l.‘l o, &o. Thouwssnds of testiuo,- niuls are recoived from ul' varis of the worldle Deliveed, $1.0). Dr. Wei Do Mayer's by Fnuteatod ‘Preation,” with statomouts of the cured, mailed free D, B, Dewey & Co., 112 Falton Btrest, N, Y tuo-t hurs & sat-m&3em e 0 Albino deer, which are very raro and costly. "Then came the Puma. the American lioii; then the white Pea- fowl, something which was never before scen in this city. The gallery of wax hyures, representing the prominent statesmen and others, is something won, derful, Theyare so perfectthatons almost oxpects them to speak. The Hippopo- tawus is there in all his boauty() The bible says that these animals sweat blood snd Maxwell confirms the statemont. The two horned Rhinocerous attracts a great deal of altontion, Oue of the cute foatures axo two buby camols, ono five weeks old and the other thirtven weeks old. They were born on the fair ground in St. Lous. A ocage of bouutiful Cockatoos attracts the atteninon and admiration of the ladies. There are the quarrelssme and happy families and scores of other rare and wonderful an imals and features which it is impossible 0 mention, The circus tent was reached and fully 5,000 people were seated under the can vass waiting for the opening of the circus porformance. It commenced and it can Al be suid in five words, *‘It is a great show.” Two ring, h a platform be tween,keeps a person's eyos busy towatch all that 18 going on. Ouly a fow of the vory many acts oan bo mentioned at this time. The cotling walking 18 one ol ihe grand features of the performance and is simply wonderful. The bioyele riding upon the tight rope is good, us 1s also that upon the platform The troupe of Arabs are wonderful tumblers and gymnasts, while their pyramid business is somothing new and novel. All the acts in the rings sud upon the platforms are novel and inter- «sting, and the general comment is that 1t i8 one of the best, if not the best, show house half sn hour Gefore the robbery, mtending to deposit the money in the #afo over night, but not finding Mr. Higgins there said nothing about it. He Hon, John D, Howe, of This City, Ap- pointed General Salicitor of the 1agn, St Panll Minneapo- lis & Omeho R, R. And Will Remove to 8t, Paul, Minne sota, Hon, John D. Howe, of this city, on Weodneaday morning last, receiaed a tele- gram from Marvin Hughitt, general man- ager of the North Western, and presi- dent of the Chicagn, St. Paul, Minneapo- lis & Omaha railway, calling him to St. Paul. In response t» the order Mr. Howe started on the same day for that city. Ho was there met by several of the officers of the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha rond, who stated to Mr. Howe that he had been appointed by the company general solicitor of the road. The appointment was most unex- pected to Mr, Howe, who had nothing to do but to accept it. By the acceptance of this appointment Mr. Howe will fill the position formerly ocoupied by Hon. John € Spooner, wlo resigned tho place by reason of certain suiss brought in New Yaik against H. H, Porter, David Dows and ‘R. P. Flower, number of our gazette of this day is very nteresting. This house has acquired so good a reputation by the prompt and dis- creet payment of the smounts gained here and in the environs, that we beg al! our readers to take notice of his msertion of this day. ———— Horsfora's Acid Phd in Constipation, phate, Dr. J. N. Reixsox, Medina, 0., says “In cases of indigestion, constipation and nervous prostation, its results are happy.’ A pplel A second supplemental petition was yesterday filed by the Omaha and South- wostern railway against the Union Pacific. This petition prays that the belt railway may be made a party defen- dant, and that this company, with the Union Pacifie, may_be restrained frcm interferiug with the lines of the plaintif betwoen a point near the whitelead works in this city and Ashland, Nebraska. The injunction was granted by Judge Neville i —— r— ntal Petition Filed, to recover $15100,000 for alleged breach of duty by those gentlemen in distrih uting among the stock hoiders n 1878 cortain shares of preferred stock of the Chicago, St. Paul & Minneapolis rail- Way company. The proper fulfilment of his duties will require Mr. Howe to have his office in St. Paul, to which place he will remove in a week or ten days. The duties which will devolye upon Mr. Howe are onerous, and the interests which he will represent many times will be large. The line of his company's road now strerches out over went down town, intending to return after the theaire was out avd Mr. Hig- gins had come back, but 1n the meantime he was robhed. Othicer Nightingale reached the spot, attracted by the fiving, before the smoke had fairly blown away, but the robbers wero well uader cover, Considering the locality and the fact that. the moon was shining brightly the robbery wasa bold one, —ct— Threw Awny His Orutches. “Suffered from rheumatisin so badly had to wio crutchos, buv threw them away after ap- plying Thomas ? clectric Uil to my limbs.T now feel bettor than I huve for yesrs,” 1, L, Gibbs, 309 Elm + treet, Buffulo, N. Y. ‘Warr until this evening five o'clock -a large sheriffs stock of clothing will be here from Chicago, attached from a wholesale manufacturer, and to be sold nt retail and private sale at Fifteenth street, near the corner of Farnam—look fur tho red flag—overything will be sold 33 per cont loss than the cost of manu. facture, as 1t is ordered that the estate must be wond upin twenty days—a chance to get such bargains you never will uot again, as such has never been in Omaha before and likely will not be. TaE RECRIVER, ARMY ORDERS. Renewal of the Dress Parades and Band Concerts at Fort Omaha, The citizens of Omaha will be pleased to learn that dress parades and band con- corts, at Fort Gmaha are to be resumed. The citizans of this city have derived a great deal of pleasure from a ride to the fort and witnessing the parade and listen- ing to the excellent music. Following is the order issued by Colonel Gibbon: Herenlter there will be dress parade at »maha overy evening (Saturday and Sundays excepted), at 6 o'clock p. m, and the Fourth infantry band will give a concert each afternoon from 4 to 5 Yolock p, m. Light battery D, Fifth artillery, (Capt. Rawles communding) aud conpanies B aud K, fourth infantry, (Capts. Quino and Neide) are ordered to participate in the encampmeont of the Grand Army of the Republic at Sioux Clty, lowa in June. The battery will march and the inluntry companies will be transported by rail. The detachment will leave about the 4th of June under the com- mand of Major J. D. DaRussy, and will be gone about a month. m— To make a good salad in the ordinary way good condiments, plenty of time and no’ little skill aro ossential, Durkee's Sulid dressing supplies all theee requis- ies. Sold everywhere. that over visited Omaha. il Orange Blosse .. Wednesday morning last, wasan eventful one in the life; of W. Richard Trotter, of the U. P, Railway boiler department, for at 8 o'clock in the morning, he led to the altar in St. Pholemsna cathedral, Miss Mary Dolan, the beautiful and accom- plished daughter of Mr., William Dolan of North Twelfth streot, and the youthfal couple, there promised to love, protect and caro for each other, *“until death do ua part,” bofore the Rav. Father 0'Cou- nor, Mr. Johu Brophy, as groomsiman, and Miss Katie Purcell, as bridosmaid, ac compunicd them, Afier the ceremony a v ption was held at the residence of the bride's par ents, and the happy couple spent several hours in receiving the congratulations of their many friends, who were most hos pitably entertained by Mr, and Mrs Dolan, and the fair ladies wveesent ‘Their beautiful toilots made a sceno Mr, Dolan's parlors such as is seldow proncuted, The bride was the recipient of many beautiful, costly and useful presents, among which were the followin Tublo glars, Miss Bridget Buck Miss Kutio Cascy; vases sud piteher, M Chs. May: cake stand, Miss May Nich | fruit dish, Miss Floia Flannery; glass pitchor Miss Katio Nichol: glass cuke stand, Muy Suwith; tablo cloth and nupkiue, Mrs, W, Dailey: pillow shams. Miss Anaa Ryan; hand painted fruit plates, Jos. Guinane; wax pond Dllies in gluss case, Misses Annio and Julin Sarry; lower vase, Miss Maggie Purcell; puir Vaws, Miss Neliio Purcell sauce dishes, Miss Katie M pitcher and pitlow « 1 M 1t cushion, Miss Lou and cage, Mrs. Geo. Maho glars” water uit di b fruit aud Vi waler . Hur'fogeom; cavary bird Do 1t with Fleasure, Wanglorkros., drugasts, of Waterloo, Towa write: “'We can with pleasure say that 7 hom- o Febioldo Gid gives the best satsfaction of u'fiu.mnm wesell, Everybody who buys will have 1o other. This remody is & outjn cure fur 'l achas, sprains and pains, LR e e a0 80 pitcher, Miss Hanuab Casoy; towels, Misa I Rose Donahue; napking, Miss Winwe Donu- *hiney Gothio clock, Mr, Edward Fee; pillows, { Fride’s mother; sofa, bride's brother. John Do Lun; ou clegaut castor (of new dedgn.) Brophy; havging lawp, Mis Katie Purcell: wrtifiofal fowers In glass case, grooum’s moth © # Maw. Treuton; buresu, haudsome ard of Lew Jolm | ——— Arrest of an Alleged Murderver, R as taken from the Omaha train at Kansas City, Wednesday night, on the charge of being a murderer wscaping from justice. 1t is alleged that Thomas who has resided at Spink county Dukota, is responsible for tho mysterious disappearance five weeks agoof W.J Cullings, who worked for him, He dis- claims all knowledge of the affair, and says it has been already investigated. When arrestod Thomas was on his wa, fuysiteville, Ark , with his wife an three children 'he city marshal in this city received a ceam s few days ago to look out for I'homus as it was expected he was com- g here. A sharp lookout was kept for Jim but he did not put in an appearance, Ho is now held at Kansas City to await irders from the Dakots authorities, ———— not the place for y Science of but the 2 An obscure shelf i he new medical wor! Lifo; or, Selt-Proservation,” aily library. The Right Man, Doputy Sheriff Crowell, Thuraday re- coived & telegram from Sheriff Miller, who isin St Paul, stating that there was no doubt about the man arrested there being Guzolo He is wanted in this city for murder. H also gave orders to have requisition papers received and forwarded atonce. A man was sent to Lincoln yesterday to secure the neces sary papers and Gazolo will probably be brought to this eity Sunday morning, —————— ALK YOU GOING O BUROPE? 1n another column will be found the an- nouncement of Messrs, THOS, COOK & SON Lourist Agents, 261 Broadway, New York, relative to the very complete arrangements thoy have made for tours in Kurps the coning Sprivg aud Sumier, *Cook’s Excur- sioniat,” contalning maps and full particuiac will be mailed to uny address on receipt of 1 centa thirteen hundred miles, in four aitferent states, and his appointment must e th source of considerable gratification to the attorneys of this state, when it is consid ered that the bar of Wisconsin and Minnesota have been ignored by the company, aud a Nebraska attorney se- lected. By the removal of Mr. Howe to St Paul this community will 1>so a gentle- man and the bar of Omaha a student, a scholar, and an able lawyer. Mr. Howe returned from St. Paul yes- terday afternoon in a special car accom- panied by J, M. Whitman, general man- ager of tho road who came down to in- spect the Florence cut-off. ks e A Olergym ‘Testimony. W. E. Gifford, Pastor, M. E, Churen, Both- well, Ont., was for two years a sufferer with yspepsia in its worst form, urtil as he says, ife became an actuul burden,” Three bottles ot Hurdock Blood Bitters cured him, and he tolls us in a recent lotter that he considers it the best family medicine now b-fure the coun- try for dyspepsia and liver complaint, HOMEOPATHISTS. The State Society Session Well At- tended and Progress Nicely, The Nebraska State Hommopathic so- ciaty gonvened in the parlors of the Mil- lard hotel Thursday forenoon. There was a large attendance, forty-four mem- bers answering to roll call, and thirteen entering during the day. Among the prominent physicians from abroad are Prot. Cowperthwaite, of Towa City, Vansickle, of Hastings, Carscadden of York, Brown, of Albion, and many others. Very able papers were read dur- ing the day by Drs. Purcell, of Omaha, Righter, of Lincoln, Pepoon, of Fre- wont, and Caldwell, of Nebraska City, were ably discussed by most of the mem- bers present. Thursday eve. a reception wastendered to the members of the state society by the Omaha Chemical socie y atthe Y M.C A. hall. The hall presented an inviting ap- pearance with tables laden with refresh- ments and the walls decorated. The cen tre pieco was a huge horseshoe composed principally of calla lillies, roses, and _dis- playing in letters formed of carnations, against o white ground, the motto “Simi lia.” During the evening there was a foast of mind ss well as of matter. Piof. J. C. Cowperthwaite, M. D, of Towa City, gave a brief and very inter- esting review of **“The Nebraska State Homcopathic Society for the Pust Eleven Years,” Prof, F. B. Righter, of Lincoln, made some very terse remarks upon *‘Faith in Medicine,” proving conclusively to il POWD ) Absolutely Pure. A marvel of pure Moro _oconomical than natn be sold tn competitior hort welgl § alum or Royal Bak- Thia powdor never v steangh nind wholesom o tn ¢ Ainary kinds, with the multitude nw neal, 8l phocphate powders. Sold oary 1 cans. g owder O, TARRANTS ONG AND FAVORABLY KNOWN AS AN IN- VALUABL SELTZER FOR CONSTIPATION, DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATIC AND GOUTY AFFECTIONS., DURING COLD WEATHER IT MAY BE TAKEN IN HOT WATER ONE HOUR BEFOKE M WITH MOST B EFICIAL RESULTS, APERIENT. SPECIAL NOTICES s&rSpecials will Positivelynot be inserted uniess paid 1n advance. AMILY REMEDY TO LOAN-Money NTONKY Loancd on chattel property by § T 4 Petersen 15th and Dougl 172:1m (ktate and chatvel ROOD, 1,408 Farnam ONEY TO LOAN On A secur ties at office of E. 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Marks. 20,000 Marks, ) prizes of 94 Marks, 15,000 Marks, ) prizes of 67 Marka, 10,000 Marks, ) priz 47 Marks. 5,000 Marks, ) prizes of 20 Marks. 3,000 Marks, in al 500 pri within the§ recelve from) pectus providedfy the official list erned will haveld . b @ Order, or perfs School i Prico § iy 0.0, improved cit add, Will sub- w town of 2, single_store room, we weak “Dry Goods, wanted by Sept. or Oc 081 DOARDING D rooms to r-at with infirs cluss Joeation. ant st. are of hiv cflice, Possession | 16t 884, S | | s, 10th st. | WWANTED—Afew tablo boarder j;nu.x-.u 3 miles S, W Al less amount. city $130 Y & MOT- Dt additic VW ANEED—To buy in son month. 1 nof 9,5w or 5, an exclisive dry woodsstock, orstock of ve orchunise. Wil | EROR SALE invest $12,00. Address - Lry Gonds,” care ot this | K addition, noar Fariam $15 paper, for one week. 2949 | Barkir & Mayne. NTED T RENT- In somo good Towa or Ne SATE—Tmmed 5 0 or u‘m“mu » double or " honse k- eping, 1805 Day 1l located. Address for one tight, 206-17p a Mimebaugh plac. —o Lo boet 1 ta i Ha d communicatinefront Har fami v i ; hoird Re Ii“ 8 8ve. at 31 8 t up tho hest table bo DA part offico. of the olest and best. Addres3 for two weeks 8817 “/" NTFD - Boarders to know the St, Charles Ho. tel on Harney St houso in the city of & cor responding pri Wor particulars aduress “Tinne 7ANTED —A compotent party 10 a thowand dolla’, van hay 12th and 3th will | & Mayne, 8 clezant1o%s on park ave onlv $1 small | ts Barkor & Mayne. X147 near the head 0 on . Also Barker 265-4t oard for $400 per we DO SAL R erin tin sud hardwaj 11th an: 12th. 80,000, 64 fect i cd up with , paying business in Omals. F. M. Randolph, Cmahs Neb, 39240 POTTER & COBB il ONEY LOANED—On chattel property by J. M BrATTY, 218 south 14th street. 776.1m M CAVEX TO LOAN—Tho lowest raton of tntorent Bemis' Loan Agency, 15th & Dougla £84-t! ONEY TO LOAN In sums of §300. and_ upward, V0. F. Davia snd Co., Real Estate and Lo:n Agonts, 160F Farnom St 303.41 AIVLP WANTED JBUACKSMITH WANTED—A good stead man > Can find stowly work the year arourd with the uadorsignod. - Must Le goud at” plow work Audress CLARK 01 DS, Cedar apids, Neb, ady assistant Must.” | eak English Apply Now York Dy Goods store. 1310 and 13 . 3 W\ ATED % men or oy waiters at {Hornberg 2017 A ludy cook at the south Omaha Pacific between Gth and 7Eh S C. Fred 80420 rickson N ANTED A first claxs barbor with a firat cla ss Sutfit to take the new barber shep af the Ocel The best location an purjose in Wyoming. Sone but a fiest class man need apply, Address McCray and Buell, Bullalo, Jol Cor | Wyomi- g. room for the TED WAoo 1 who can_ speak German at Mrs, 2317 aurant 215 8. 12th St hearers that faith had nothiug to do with tho curo of real discases. Prof. H. L Paine, of Lincoln, spok upon **Homaopathy in Our State Uni- versity” and made some highly encour aging remarks on the growth of homa:- pathy in the western states, and upon the introduction of homwopathy in the State University at Lincoln, Romarks were made by L. J. Burn- stead, Dr.’s Wood, Parsell, Burroughs, Papoon, Hart, Hanoheit, Mrs Dr. Davis Rov. B M Battis, De's Carscadden, Caldwell and Whipley. e — Mrs. Langtry, And all other famovs women have won a rep- utation for facial beauty. A fine complexion wiakes ona handsome, even though the face ix ot & perfect mowld, Zurdock Lilood Bitters act directly upon the olrculation, and ko g the skin a clewrness and smoothuess otherwise unattainable. T Police Court, Hope Shields, the man charged with s100ting with intent to kill, on complaint of Tom Callan, plead guilty yesterday afternoon to the chorgs of assault and battery, He was sentenced by Judge Beneke to be imprisoned in the county jail for thirty days. Mr. Callan did not desiro to prosecute the defendant, but District Attorney Goodwin insisted, and the proceedings wes compromised by Shiclds pl ading guilty to the offence above stated. The two cases against Colgen, one for ing threats and the sccond for reaist. ng an oflicer were continued until Juue 10th, Tho replovined house, the subject watter of litigation between Mr. Counell and Colgen and out of which tho lstters trouble arse, was closely guarded Fhurs day night by William Armour and Wil- lis. Astman, Colgen's son and five or six other young men came around the house several times during the night but 1o force was used by them, A couple «f guns and supplies wera sent out to the kuards yesterday who still are in posscs siou ¢f the house, A good nurse girtat VW\\'I'{J, if\ TED - Girls at the Siaven I WANED A Must bo o best of-referoncos. 3GS & HILL, 1403 Farnuw St, maker vnd geseral ha u Leavenworth VW ANTED A at Mudoon 250-17p VY ANFED A sl it to tako caro of baby. Ap ply 516 South 04 st 017y W4 Owaha. o fatuly, & £0od seco d girl, good 14 6« fer 5t. Neven 244 16, m A D Ex o A. Dormann, (- VAN ED- B ewat Call from Lowry, 117 N, 10t NTED - ung w on farm ai Whitver, Lake City Jan £r Ao keoy good wages. Adit \"A\nn GInl for gene-al oure work \ont bureat, 2.1 N: 14th At iaces (ra. 23en TANT, D Tiwior t take o hop. G s and sty Jon. Blvglo men § referrad. Carlile Bros 3o, Vo) lowa, Wi \\'\hfix{ Boys at carner 9th amd Oy ddre VY/ANTED -A cood book biuer. waond Bros , 1emo t N b, V\TANTEDA girhin tauly of two 10:8 Fyoam A 20141 WA W tAble boarders at N. W 15th snd Hewnd WA R B Jants makr t1 F P.0.Bos 3 O RENT- A desiral S, 10th St ) etween L DOR RENT - Furnis) A Harmey St First b 20 1t 8 100 o o dexir- d, ing 1615 Clu i TR DOR RENT—Hou ¢ Bt St T Forn sl 15th St [OIt RENT $:2 50 per mont i, DOR REN 3001 wi ion, suituble A g Aress or two. NT—One | o, with boay Farnam, 100 Gk re PAULSEN & €O [P0 BN T—10) aer nrray WEN-F o ©r, 13.h awd Capit LE OR EX¢ 28 | usitess alan % g0d @ Bos o llive POISALE—A ui ¢ samand Lo gla FOi BALE-Ac u good range, b ad ipetae TANTED- A god sexvant glrl. Wagia 84 jor l Week. Apply 8. B. Johnaon, cor, 29 q Dodge. Calla ¢ 0'¢lick oF aftex POR RENT: DOR RENT-Two s $4,000. [ California St. 203.10, | A newly furnis | DORRENT Two fur L Ketiog B mor JOR SALE—Ata bar;ad . K Inguire 127 Farnm st tf UN HALE-Cottage and half Jo s wth of St O LENT In iaikkn Ve | fect doe - ad u0d offico oo, 1= vrice, A 40 acre highly improves city, at $) er acre, 6 neres, 3 mile N. W, of F Lots i W leax's addivon, ble front riom dress 710 venworth and J nes By Pauisen & Co., n tfront, with Yrick house. on Doulws, bet. on west site of 136, bet, Jackson 18 over 3200 poy [ 119th 9 Farnaia St., o0 subltaitial 2story onth, $14 5 0. 3480 £10,010) C 1l for price. .. full 1, 311,000, 8320, §10,.0. Howard acd’ Hamey. d farm, only 5 miles from 't. Omaha, 8500, f-om #41" to % 300-.0p Lors In Redick's ad iti n feors 8 0 0 8,700, 2 = ~ | Lotsin Hanscom's Pince, from 97 0 t § hed room 5 to $10 a mor th o, | 1H0t8 in Burr Oaic wddit n, fom & house west of Hers i from 330 ¢ the city at I acro uth front rooms at No. 1614 NOR SALF—Lot of fresh O Bals—Lo ot 1 »orlight ) California s, brecm sth and Howon 214t | 000 SALE - heap, byt on 3 ter howse and d front room with buard 1L 6 room, propt ue, owing to i of South Ouy pwosite po hed and uiturni 800 well furnished n il closet, 7am | 4 wontiemen, ury rd \r at Edholm & Fuic 07811 +0U | ars o e e R Lok NEWEST it Yaveaw, tormerty Creignt 19 DESIGH; NECKWEAR, JEWELRY HOANGE ~Firas.clas establish G oo stock a tead . Ones | od property. Adiress K Rob. 8054t | 8 Bt abagan Apply | I s sadot, ebween For- | 08-Tp | ot uth % sh, Pique,and Al | 811 ter tiar flstures. re at Cavilold Honse k. Schwller, Saundors St., nesr Puiaduiphia, i 0. F DA PEMOV AL 5 Vi Millard Hotel Omab nor 310, S taam. WA Call at 9th and Lave port. Liecent'y of, Bostan, s opened ¥ s Fur HNDERWEAR ‘[: : AND moe St., . with all . ant arts of J varn and €0, 15.9 217 2 milch cows 20th ard voud Penny 241-19p 1 and an clegant new Hings ! HOTEL. o ¥ LATEST 8 IN HANDKERCHIFS DRACES, ETC, Coaching, Walking, Street and tvening Gloyes. FINE WHITE & COLORED SHIRTS, ¥ ross Shrit SHIRIS MADE TO MEASURE rom g at thoie & 00, doalers in Real Lo:ns, have removed to stain, riom 18, oae d o t of ation, where they WAy be aud wati) cowpletion o the new pullding "’Q