Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 6, 1884, Page 8

8 OMAHA DALY REKE. THITRSDAY JITINE 5. 1884. OMAHA DAILY BEE--FRIDAY JUNE 6, 1884, [ THE DAILY BEE. Friday Morning, June 6. PRINTERS WAN{ A namber of good printers can find steady employment at this office, p——————————————— LOCAL BREVITIES, A great deal of complaint is hoard because of a pool of stagnant water on Harney street noar Twenty-third. —“Was you at the play last might?” “Oh, yoa, That play is bound to bo all the Rage (ah ' it Stffed clubs, five minutes vio lent exercise, tableaux, ~The granite paving on Thirteonth street is progressing rapidly, while the asphaltum on the cross strocts is being laid very rapidly and it will be but a fow week when the work shall have boen completed. —A sale of fancy articlos just received from the east, will bo held at the Child’s Hospital and Home, on Saturday, June 7th, from two ton p. m., to which everybody is invited. No entrance fee, and plonty of cako, strawberrica and ice cream on demand. —This evening an entertainment will be given at tho First Congrogational church, the procoeds of which will bo added to the building fund. A pro. grammo of a vory high order has boen propared and a musical and litorary troat is promised toall who attend, —Weduesday about nine p, m, word came to town that a man had been shot near the nail works. A similar report regarding a man at the stock yards, had earlier proved unfoun- ded, and some doubt was entertained of the truth of the nail works business. At all ovonts officer Knight drove to the works to investigate and fonnd that a tramp who re- fused to givo his name, had got into a quarrel and had boen shot by another of tho same oc- cupatlon.§The wound is not dangerous though » painful ono. Tt bled profusely, neverthe loss; The tramp will survi PR T R PERSONAL, Mr. Hamilton, of Lincoln, is at tho Motro- politan, J. W. Peck, of Kansas City, is at the Metro- politan, Wesloy Marritt, of Springfield, is at the Motropolitan. J. H, Johnaton and wife, of Blair, the Metropolitan. Mrs, J. A, Denton, of Hastings, is a guest at the Moetropolitan, H. Johnson and wife, of Philadelphia, are at the Metropolitan, John T. Wierand J. Seymonr, of Ottumwa, Ta., are at the Metrope Dr. D, A, Lewis and C. Beitz, of Albion, are atopping at tho Metropolitan. Mrs. L. Roy and child and Mrs. C. James and child, ofj Hastings, In., are stopping at the Metropolitan, 3 8, W. Wiley, "of fRedfield, J. M. Main, of Dexter, and J. J. Morris, of Stewart, Iowa called at the Bxn office yestorday morning, Senator Sharon, of Californis, who ha, come before the people in an unenviable light by his lawsuit with Miss Hill, passed through %qu yestorda morning, bound for the onat are at Mr, C, V. Gallagher, one of Douglas coun- ty’s staunch democrats, left for Chicago yes- tordeg 8o s0b If he could not fgive some ad- vio to tho republican convention now assom- bled in that city, by which they might harmoniously adjust their differences. Thomas $wobe and family loft Wednosday for Cherokee Springs, where they will sojourn for atime for the benefit of Mr, Swobe's health They went in the oar of Superintendent Law- Tor, of the 8. C. & P. road, which was placed at their disposal for the trip. J, E., Lamaster, Teoumseh; W. ', Bennett, Plattemouth; O. A, Peirce and J. ¥, Ritch- hart, Ashland; C. M. Piokett, Wahoo; Geo. H. Caatle, Blue Springs; Ed, A, Baugh, Oak- land; and Frank Foster, Pawneo City, regis- tored yesterday at the Millard, J. D. Clark, Papillion ; Edward Crane, Seward; James A. Kdny, Fremont; P, T, McCarthy, Exeter ; John A. Templeton and John Fitagerald, Lincoln ; C. 8. M, Prentiss, Fremont; Chauncey Wiltse and M. 8, Lind- sny, Fullerton; and Honry Baker registerod yostarday at the Paxton, e —— Two Sealed Verdiots, The district court in its work thus far this torm has made haste slowly. Two jury cases only have been disposed of up to the present time. Yesterday, in Judge Wakeley's court, was consumed in the trial of the case of Redman against Dewey & Stone. This in a casein replevin inyolving the title of a horse. The jury late last evening returned a sealed verdict. Beforo Judge Noville, the suit of Treitschke against Hogoboom, a case of minor importance, ocoupied the attention of the coart all day. A sealed verdict in this caso also was returned by the jury last evening, o ——— Gullty of Selling Liquor, Dr, Ferrand, Willis Harris and Nick Lackey were last nightbrought from Rich- srdson county by deputy United States marshalls Wright and Culp. These men wero charged with selling the copper distilled nectar of Kentncky to tho Iowa, Sac and Fox Iuians, hey pleaded guilty to the chaarge perferred against them and will probably be sentenced by Judg Dundy this morning, NEW BUILDINGS. A Large Number of New Buildings Now Being Erected, The building boom in Omaha this sea- son promises to be larger than for many years previous, Not alone in building will large sums of money be expended. Many thousands of dollars have already ‘been spent and many more will follow in grading down and filling up lots, which has been made necessary by the grading of the streets, A number of the architects were vis- ited yesterday to ascertain about how mapy new buildings would erected and Ly whom. The wndp.l building under way is that of W, A* Paxton, on the wuthi it corner of Farnam and Fifteenth streets plans for which indicate that it will ‘be one of the handsomest in the city Forty-four feet fronting on Farnam streot snd 182 of Fifteenth street, the ] £ building will be five stories high, sur- mounted by & heavy cornice and balus- The firat story floor is three steps above the sidewalk and will be fit- ted up for single store of double width, with a recessed entrance on _Farnam street, a side entrance on Fifteenth stroot and access to the stairway and ele- vator. The front of the building is di- vided by four projecting piers, and the stories are seperated by alternate courses of terra cotta and iron and stone. Chi- cago pressed brick is the principal mate al for the walls, The stairway and ele- vator leading to the upper stories are reached through a highly ornwmental doorway, finished with stained glass and mahogany and standing twenty feet north of the alley. Plate glass windows will light thebuilding, and the height will bo 87 feet from the ground, which it is said will carry it a little higher than the Pax- ton hotel. Charles Karbach and George Warren Smith began yesterday to tear down their frame store on the south side of Douglas streot bolow Fifteenth. They cach erect thero nstoro 22 by 118, 3 stories high of Chicago pressed brick and plate glass fronts, M. Goldsmith will oceupy the Karbach stor Parlin, Orendorf and Martin, the deal- ers in agricultural implementa, are about to put up asix-story brick warehouse, 66 by 112, on Ninth and Jones streets. McShane & Schroederare having plans drawn for a brick warehouse 66 by 114, three stories high, on Leavenworth streot near Fourteenth, M. Elgutter is preparing to build a row of six stores each, 22x45, two stories high, on Tenth and Pacific streets, Dr. Wright has partly built already a block 66x60, three stories and basement, on Chicago and Sixteenth streets, Miss A. Wilson has erected the first story already of a block 66x60, three stories and basement, on Twelfth and Capitol avenue, T. C. Brunner has reached the second story of his three-story store 22x64 on Sixteenth ond Dodge streets. 0. F. Davis & C0.'s three-story store 23x64, on Farnam above Fifteenth street, has reached the sccond story. John A. Creighton, Mrs. Creighton and H. O, Jones are each building a four story and basement store 22 by 120 on Dodge strect, west of the postoilice. Mras. John A. Creighton is building two stories, cach 22 by 88, on Douglas streot, above Fifteenth, four stories high. Ex-Senator Saunders is building a threo-story brick store, 22 by 75, on the north side of Douglas street, below Kif- teenth. Jerry Mahouoy has let the contract for the erection of a two-story and basoment building, 40 by 64, on Thirteenth and Leavenworth streets. Hartman & Hallman have nearly finished their three-story and basement building, 44 by 75, on Fourteenth street, between Douglas and Dodge. John A. Creighton contemplates add- ing a fourth story to the Creighton block and putting in an elevator. The forogoing is only a partial list, thero being as many more architects to hear from upon [t buildings in :ho city now under contract or about tobe ot. Dufrene’& Mendelssohn are the archi- tocts of the Paxton, Parlin, Orendorf & Martin, Karback, Smith, Brunner, Wright and Wilson buildings; Cleves Brothers are architects of the Creighton, Jones, Saunders, MoShane & Schroeder, Mn.hone{ and Elgutter building SHAY f‘owlu s architect of Davis & Co's build- ng. Mossrs, Smith, Voss, Briscoll, Large, MoPherson, Boehneke, Douglas and Field, architects, are all busy and build- ing notes from them will be” given in a later editton e —— Horsford's Acld Phosphate, For Ovorworked Femalos. Dr. J. P, Cowax, Ashland, 0., says ““It proves satisfactory as a nerve tonic; so in dyspeptic conditions of the stomach, with general debility, such as woe and in overworked females, with nervous headache and its accompani- ments,” e —— A Morning Wedding, Yesterday a.m. at 10:30 o’clock, at the residenceof the bride's parents on Charles stroet, Rev. Blanoy united in marriage, Miss Hattie Shoemaker, of this city, and Mr. Frank Ramsey, of Kagloe Rock, 1daho. A bountiful wedding breakfast was served. The young coupleleft for a trip through the ‘east yesterday after- noon. e —— NeBRASKA STATE (iAzETTEER & BUs- 1vess DIReCTORY to be issued in July, 18b4, prico $4 50. J. M. Worre, pub her 120 S, 14th St., Omaha. e e— A Surprise. ‘Wednesday eve. the Concordia singing society surprised Mr, Henry Moeyer, at his residence, corner of Eighteenth and Jackson streets. The society was ac- companied by the Musical Union orches- tra and the evening was given up to musio and social intercourse. accuracy, Tho cnly thing funny about the trad- gody at Bothlehem yesterday is tho var- loty of accounts of it printed by tho newspapers, Not one of them except The Journal has it anything near as it occurred, The Bex takes the cake, It says, speaking of Bright shooting him- self: ““After having completed this hell- ish doed, he procured a revolver, and Klwinu the muzzle against his own breast o pulled tho triggor and foll to the floor, @ corpse, shot through the heart.” The facts aro that**after completing this hell- ish deed he grabbed a musket which he purpnsely had conviently near, lay down on the floor upon his back, placed the muzzle against his forehead, pulled the trigger with his toe and blew his brains out,— Plattsmouth Journal, We fail to see what great difference it can make whether he shot himsclf with a musket, a revolver or a caunon, or ‘| whether he shot himself through the breast or in the neck. Suffice it to say, the man is dead, and that he shot him- solf, and that the Bee published an ac- ocount of the affair in advance of all othex papers i this sectio: N ‘Wel de Meyer. 1t it now undisputed that Wie Die Mey- Catarrh Oure is the only treatmeut will absolutely cure Catarrh—fresh or Chronic. “Very _officacious, Saml Gould, Weoeping Water, Neb.” Oue box oured me, M. Mary Kenyon, Bismarck, Dakota.” *It rostcred me to the' pulpit, Rev. George E. Rels, Cetlovills, N. Y. “Onn box. radioally cured me, Rev. O, 11, Tablor, 140 Noble street, Brooklyn" ‘A perfect cure after 30 years sufferiug, J. D, McDouald, 710 Broad way. N, V., &o., &e, Thousands of testimo.- nials are received from all parts of the worldi- Delivered, $1.00, Dr. Wel Do Moyer's Iby lustrated Treatios,” with statements of the cured, mailed free. D, B, Dewey & Co., 112 Fulton Strect, N. ¥ tue-t.hurs & sat-m&3em "EIGHT T0 SEVEN.” Tio Magical Combinetion That Gare the Game to the U, P's, An Exciting Oontest Yesterday After- noon at Base Ball Park. One of the most exciting games of ball ever played in Omaha was witnessed yes- terday afternoon at the U, P. grounds by about 500 people, the Rock Islands of Rock Island and the Union Pacifics being the contestants. A close contest had been looked for, and the spectators were not disappointed. No one conld name the victors until the third man had been put out, closing the ninth inning. The game opened with the Paciffcs at the bat. McKelyy on a hit and an error of short-stop reached first. Bandlo touched tho first bag also on an error, McKolvy reaching third. 1t now looked as if the Union Pacifies might at least save a whitewash, but Funkhouser and Carroll were fielded out and Mec Kelvy was caught between bases, thus putting the side out. For the Rock Islands, Walsh and Cavanaugh scored in this inning, getting until the fifth inning when, with McKelvy on third and Bandle on second, and after two strikes had been called, Funkhouser made a magnificent drive to centor field fora life bringing in the men on bases. Whitney then hit the ball to the lefi field fence, Funk- houser reaching third, Carroll then made a three-bagger, Funkhouser and Whitney ecoring. Carroll reached home on Dwyer's fo hit, who was lcft on base by Gag- ins’ catch of Rockwell’s fly to right field. The Rock Islands scored another run in the sixth, and four more in the seventh innings. In the eighth the Union Pacifics, by McKelvy’s three baser, were credited with two runs by Dwyor and Bryan, who each reached baso on single safo hits. In this innings the Rock Islands were unable to score, thus making the game at this stage atie. In the ninth Funkhouser was given a life by a passed ball by Cavanaugh, and was brought home by singles of Whitney and Dwyer, who failed to score. None ot the Rock Islands in this innings were able to cross the home plate, the Union Pacifics thus winning the game. The contest, interesting from the be- ginning, was interspersed with many inexcusable errors aud an occasional bril- Mant play. Rockwell was in fine form and pitched a great game, retiring no less than nine Rock Islanders on strikes. Hudson, for his team did equally as well putting out the same number. An unpleasant incident of yestorday’s gomo was tho hissing and ‘‘kicking” againat the umpire. The managers should 8eo to it that this disagreeable feature hereafter be omitted and if persisted in these indulging in it should be summarily ejected from the ground. Below is the soore: Union There was no more run- WNION PACIFIO, PLAYEBRS, R BH PO A R McKolvey, 24b.......1 2 3 1 1 Bandle, o... U e Funkhouwsor, 15000008 1 9 0 2 Whitney, 3b U R R O Carroll, r f 1 1 1 195 ) Dwyer, s 8 q 2 3 3 3 Rockwell, p. [ 0 0511758 Jumeson 1 f (L T By Bryan, ¢ f.. 1 a5 2 1950 Total..... .8 10 27 2318 HOUK ISLANDS, TLAYBRS, B BH ro A » Walsh, 8. 109008 SRR Forrest, 11, 2 0 2 0 0 Brown, 3d b. /3 0 0 1 1088 Cavanaugh, c. 1 .19 1%e:g) Hudson, p. ... 0 0 0 13 8 Gaggin.'r £ 0 0 38 0 2 Hagan, 1at b T Ly Hungler, 2d b 1 1 2 4 1 Rhorer, o 1... 1 0 1 01 Tokale..\eoeornecneee 7. A 97, 2815 1nnin, 123456789 Union_ Pacifics. 000056500218 Rock Islands, 200001400-7 Time of game two hours and five minutes, Two base hita—Whitney. Threo base hits—Carroll, McKelyey. Passed balls - Bandel 3; Cavanaugh 4, Struck ont—Rockwell 9; Hudson 9, Farned runs—6, Umpire—M. Filmore, A second gamo will be played this afternoon between the same nines. A groat offort will bo mado by the van- quished of yesterday to retriove their fallen fortunes. A new battery will be prosented by them, and McKelvy, for the U. P.'s, will fill the box. The follow- ing aro the names and positions of tho players for this afternoon’s game: UNION PACIFICS, ROCK 1 Bandlo . o Sage.... ¢ McKelvy. . p | Hungler. p Duwyer . e | Wal s Rockwell, I1b|H st Carroll. ab | Mcftonry Jap Whitney .. 3D | Brown. ... 3b Funkhouser. ... 1¢ Jimison ... . of Durkee. Police Business for May. Mr. Jorome Pentzel, clerk of the police g summary court, has made the followi of business for May: Assault and battory Felonious assault.’. . Shooting with intent to wound . Robbery. ........ A Fugitive from justice. ... Larceny Intoxicatien. . . Committivg nuisance Carrying concealed weapon Discharging firearms. Prostitution........ Keopiug dangerous dog. Obstrucuing an officer. ... ... . Vagrants aud suspicious characters Soncealing stolen property. ... .. Making throats lling disoased Jaming . R Keoping disorderly hous Auctioneering without li 9, ... Usivg street for building purpose llrhhlfi ver fire hose. .. ' Disturbing religlous meeting. ... . Conducting a theatre without license. lling mortgaged property. mbezzlement . . e Violating fire limit ordinance. Exprossing without license Disturbance of the peace Selling liquor witnout license. Ll SeAx of North Carolina Tobacco is the boat. Saratoga Notes, Accident:—Wednesday, while the artii- lery were at gun practice on some land near the fort, he officer in command perceived & vehicle standing in the road near by, and immediately notified the occupants thereof, that the guns were about to be discharged simultaneously, and advised them to move away. This warning however was unheeded and the result was that the firing caused the TANTED—Situat ion a8 book keeper, or assistant, of todo any kind of office work, reterence. Address Frank Cory, Blait N horse to take fright, when it dashed |y madly up the road and in attempting to turn on Saunders street, fell, and in #0 doing fractured its leg. The animal was afterwards shot. Miss Snyder, nicce of Mr. W. H. Lawton has returned to Omaha where she will probably locate permanently. Miss recommendations furnished Speaky Swedish, ? Address Frank Donelson, E: STED—By a young lady, pos Snyder has accepted the position of “ : - . s on : choister at St. Mary's Avenue Congrega- | «i,' X, fiee oman o o tionalchurch, — - — The DAty Br is now delivered to the | WANTED B wition se Ma inhabitants of this precinct and they are | whero a o, Address thereby made happy. “'e“uf::,.‘m"' eb, Rev. G. Pelton preached at the school honse on Sunday last to largo congro- | \\7ANTEDA position &8 buyer or manager o dry gation, 00ataney ol ani rosery havha S0 years e of references. - Secutity f required. 1" Bec office teal Estato Transfers, 6oy ollowi sfers were filed fo rocord in tho county clerks offico June 4, | V ciy or couniry.” Adress Gus. Augbers, car and reported for the Bek by Ames’ real - L estate agency. VA ANTED-_Situstion as book keepor or salosman J. M. Woolworth and wife to Mary S rons g N gy oo Malone wd, lot 9, block 1, Oakhurst, 615:5p 600, Jossio H. McGuire and wife to H, D. Reed wd, lot 4 block 9, Shull's 2nd add., MINOBLLANZOUD WANT W ANTED-Board tor gontleman atd wito in pri £800. ; vod, "Address 11" oo oloe, stating to.me, s To Lorin Miller to the city of Omaha qed, | cation 009 4t alley in block 172}, pt 15, 16, 13, 81.00 VW ANTED By a gentl man, room and board Ina F. P. Fosdihe and wife to M. Toft wd, lot b, block 4, add., §4,600, Emma Stribling and husband to Sarah Branton wd, se 50 feet, lot 12, block 1, Will pay_good price for the o t Kountze & Ruth’s 8. 3 prefor’ 1 with or g Address, givi Horbach's 20d add., 81,600, By sl John J. Redick and wife to Emma S ANTED<FOF, ook sl Ry Rosensthil,lota and 7,block 4, Brighton | VW N0 s ghmor K fuety jrobage worth feon w d, 2325, Geo. P. Bemis and wife to Adda Both- S ANTRD=Fow Darsons to insbris e well, lot 1, bleck P, Lowe's 1st add, w d | W AN oattiney ™t geruit in Lol keeb, £125, A. Grogg Ingham to A, O. Peterman, lots 34 and 35, block 14, Hanscom Place, w d, £3000. 8 TANTED Samuel E. Rogers and wife to Mary |y SetabliaN & agsnoy o tho silo ot Smidt s % lot 10 block 2, Improvemeut | JiF 1 Vilve Qlown Lubricating Oils in Omahy association, w d, $500. 4 hauos for an honest, ene: August Muscat and wife to Auguat | richs, Cleveland, Ohio VW ANTED - The punils o ko St Mre Tuniais the milliner at 610 North 16th St. sclls the latost style or Now York Millinery. 6U8-tt VW ANTED=A ol fumished soors or o @i Army Orders. R “l’{xu:.cn i board preferred. Addrese ‘3. B, Private W. W. Jordan, re-enlisted at \ Fort Sidney, Neb., for Light Battery A, 24 Artillery, will proceed to Washington Barracks, D, C., and report for duty with his battery. The Quartermaster’s Department will JFOR BENT- Tiouse o & rooma i all morern furnish the necessary transportation, and | gy, Projescnts on 20ih St, Letween Grace and the Subsistence Department commutation of rations for the journey, it being im- practicable to carry cooked rations. Acting Assistant Surgeon Frank J. tlemen, at 1300 Capitol avenue. 057-10p ith | J08 RENT—One furnished room 922 8. W. o Ives, U. S. A., boforo complying with | [OR KENT onefuruahed room v paragraph 1, Special Orders No. 46, cur-|= o i IOR RENT—Fo ple: t and convenient ch - report for temporary duty to the com-|children, no boarders cr roomers allowed, 319 north manding officer Fort Omaha, Neb. Benzon and Saven G. Johnson, lot seven block 20, Credit Foncier, w d, $1600. e TANTED —Boarders to know the St. Charlo tel on Harney St., batween 1 tablo board for ¥4 00 per w the city of a correspondin orice, {OR RENT—Furnished front room, pleasanil 810 Calitornia street. 60 1—A pleasant turniahed room for gen- 17th 8t., 8 blocks from P. 0. 642-t1) {JOR RENT—Ten room residence, bath, well, cis- torn gas &c., Cass St, 855, 1P seestion July 1st. Flogant residence 10 rooms, furnace, hot and cold water, bath rooms &. Suituble for first-class board- ng hiuse ax private rerldence, g1 por month. Fourteen room house new, 14¢h St. near Jon per month, Four woom houso, MAYNR, T9h and F 50 nn's add. $11. BARKER & . 057-t1 {OR RENT—Pleasant front room furnished, wuit- bl for gentloman, 1619 Farnam St. 654.6p OR R NT—Furnished rooms with board, on firct floor, at 816 south 19th street. 594-6p O0R RENT— Furnishep houso § rooms for a fow months. Address “I. x. D."” Bee offic o TOR RENT—A houss of 6 rooms, half block from U. P dopot. Inquire of M. Lee, grocer, 224 aud Leavonworth Strects. 057 JFOR RENT—Furntihod room AV1717 Cass. 647-9p OR RENT—Homso of 4 rooms and kischen. In- ] Qulre 420 south 14th atreet. A. MURFHY, 10-7p JFOB RENT—Rooms 1621 Faraam street. 611.7p ROk BENT—Neatly turished room with largo bay window south front 1414 Chicago 8. E.P. Davis. 0i2-tt | Aro @ e MERGELL & ROSENWEIG, OUTSIDE THE CITY Practical Painters&Decorators, g, gy HOUSE, SIGN, AND FRESCO PAINTING, DECORATING CARRY THE LARGEST AND FINEST RETAIL STOCK OF WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS "Suaves 1515 B0uglas Street. Omaha.y s ecpsrenc Buffalo U. S. Standard SCALES. Himebaugh & Taylo, WE STERN AGENTS, - - OMAHA, NEB R. R, TRA DORMA HOPPER, PLATFORM, ' Ay, STOCK, WARFHOUSE & COUNTER LARGEST STOCK IN THE WEST. Adopted and in Use by the United States Government, REPAIR SHOPS—Scales of all kinds repaired and sealed by U. S standard weights. 255 Write for Estimates. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, 14056 Douglas Street, Omaha. JOR SALE—A second hand clothing and boot and | T NOR SALE—Cheapest houso and lot in Omahs, in shoo store, and & boot anai shoo shop Potter's addition, 8 sooms, well, 300 barrcl cis- d reason for selling. Store good forany business. | tern. on bw 1€0 fect front by 190 feet deop, for Address b2 h 16th St. 655-6p . | $2,00. POTTER & COBB. 1516 Farnam St. 4664f T room 8. ‘Cor. 10t 139x152, Jones and 12th street and 66182 on_11th. near Jones, with 6 bouses, at $15,000, at eay terms. $3,006 will buy 1 acre with house, stable, well and cistorn. All fenced, only §squares from St. Mary's avenue. e 4utt 8 lots In Wilcox's addition, well located, all fenced, | _ 44 {JOR SALE—Cun nut Hill, Koster Weat Cuming. TER & COB! TVOR SALE—A new house, CODsisting of b rooms, closet and pantry, alao ‘cistorn; with lot and a balt of ground all set out with fruit trees, grape vines, in splendid condition, only $8,000. O cash, balance in b years. Apply N. Dorcas street, south Omaha. {OR SALE—A first-cliss stook of fancy goods. Golden opportunity for eltker lady or gentleman Small capital, good trade established.” Address *T. L. W.” Bee office. 9-41 By Paulsen & Co,, 1600 Farnam St., Full' lob between Saunders and 23d_strect, with double front, a large nine room houso, stable, etc. $5,000. A very pleasant home, only one square norsh of Cum- ing street A special bargain, ' splondid looated lot, oagt tront, 75x142, only one-halt svaare from St Mary's avenue, and not over 8 squares from Court house, with cottage and stable, Call for price Cor, 224 and Pierce streets, 132x183, with four five rooms cobtages, coal sheds, well and 2 cisterns, 86,000, at_casy tarma. Lots in Wiloox's, Redick’s, Hoanscom Plac Oak, Clark's Place, Denise’s, Okahoma Omaha additlons, as the lowor prices by Co., 1609 Farnam street, room 8, OR SALE—R TOR SALE—Cheap lots 1o Shinn s 2nd sddition, Kirkwood and Plainview. POTTER & COBB 11 m stroct. 2 Ok SALE—We ofter to rauchmon an 700 choice Towa H (SR AT L3l —A greay bargain in 5O 501ots in Rowse's Place, onSt. Mary's avenue 508« iy i stroet car line, st very low price for 80 days. Apply 100 1and ? year old grado bulls to Joseph M. Reose, 211 South 14th strcet. 674-1mp. Our cattlo are yarded, and we invite inspection. 204-1m Strauge Bros., Sloux City, Iows. TJGOR SALE—One of in Nebracka. s ook bsions cpportunitos ck of General Morchandise Good reasons for selling OB SALE—Twenty actas of tho Grifen farm, 3 miles frem tho Postoftioe, and cnly two blooks from Pratt's sub-division. Will be sold in 24, b or 10 acro lots. Inquire Omaha Carpet Co., 1611 = —————————————————————— | Douglas rtreot. F OR SATE—House and lot 5 room house good for any Kind of buslness st David City, Nep ‘Ad- | [NOR BALE—Farm 8 milon from olty, near Union dress M. Novak, Bee oflice. 633.9p Stock yards. ~Inquire at_Mrs. Meyer, over Roo - der's Drug store, 10th and Webshor. 872 JFOR SALE—Oheap, s driving horse, buggy and 9 | harness. Apply room324, Omaha Naions! Bank OR SALE—A nice cottsge and full 108, half block | Buildin 205t south of Milton Rogers' reaidenon, on 19th sireet. = inguir of M. Lee, Grocer, 2.d and Leavenworth, 36-9 OR SALF—Ths good will and fixtures of the Crelguton House. Easy torms. 038-t1 MISUELLANRO R RENT—Two nioely furnished rooms at 1814 avenpord strecs, 623.7p OR RENT—Large tront reom, suitable for two rsons. Furnished or unfurnlened, 1118 South 9th street, second house from 8. W. cor. Pierco. 650-5p OR RENT—Store with cellar, on the alley bet. Cumiug aud Burt. _ Apply within. oseTp JORRENT A first class sioro in goud locality. Inquire at Fdholm and Erickson. 601-tf Absolutely Pure. This powder mever varies. A marvel of purencss, strength and wholesomeness. ~ Mo, ecoaomical than tho crdinary kinds,and cannot be #:1d in competition with the multlfude of low fest, shord weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans, ROYAL RAKING FOWDER CO. [OR RENT—First-class 6 room cottsgo S. T, Peterson, south omsh corner 15th and Douglas. 574-1mp SPECIAL NOTICES. Y X OST—A light gaay horso, front legs a rifle orook- " e 4 ed. wind galls ob hind ‘legs. Keward will be o ed*,:‘%:;fl‘;":}j”“"&;‘“ quality paid if iefs a8 Hobbie Bros., 509 S, 10th St. 712.6p noted families known. A% head of herd D810 Tae008 Rivon eni Floka s Berd ocatall known and the best breed bull living. John Hantoy, Orabs P. O. Tgoetip TS Rilobinin » complote write up of Fastor Orogon, the great shicep, don, shown twico at Nebraska State = Neb., taken frst prizo each time. _ Prl 25 C osttlo lngw eat country. 4 0. PUB. CO., Pendloton, Oregon. 630-0-wit ) 1 bost.” Address N. L D. Solomon, Spring Vall farm, one mile west of Fair grounds Omaha Kircas E, SALE—Six largo elec tal Barber Shop. o 6.5.t1 1 00D day board can be had at 117 Norsh 14/h St., SRk = — botwoen Capitol ave. and Dodge 650-11p {OR SALE OR LEASE—Six business lots allj or part of it on south 18th 8t. “The whole will make & very boautitul rosidenos, N. W. cor. 13ih and Martha. 260-4¢ 7OR EXCHANGE—Stock farm of 404 acres, hag food bulldings aui mprovement, sowe tock; nd imploments, want stock of merchatdise of about I—Furnished front roem 1724 Douglas, srSpecials will Positivelynot bo tnserted unloss paid 1n advance. 'wo elegant front rooms nicely fur- Connected with bath room, hot and One of the nioest locations in the city, or. 14 block from 5t. Mary’s ave., 526 Ploasant St. £43-tt HELP WAHTED. A girl to do general house work. Good d & permanent place to the right_per- [ N or ik nilding. Mozt desirablo uffices in the city ed with hydraulio clevator and heated by Apply at Bank. 626 t1 son. Apply steam, ht lots on West J0R LEASE—On long time, ¢ Farnaw Bt. vory slghtly, Inq W ANTEL-Girl at P port. Good way W ANTED- Laundry Bouth 10th streef. VW ANTED —Good gir ono that can cook. Good wagos paid. Cail 1610 North 10th Strect. 700-11p Kirl a¥ European Hotol, 622 Fon RENT—Furnished rooms 708 11 OR RENT—Throe farge houses of 5 to 22 rooms cach. Desirablo location, Suitablo for boardivg house or Eotel. BARKER & MA 7 NE, 407-t1 TPOR RENT— Large furnisned room to gent) only, N. W. cor. 15th and Farnam, 43 D—A good steady girl for house work, » \8 5o ¥ loman 510 50uth 10t 7087 foma W ANTED Saleeman to sell oity cigar trade, only those with referonces as to businoss ability OR RENT--Chesp, one piano, one organ. A. need apply. Cannon Bros., up stairs opposits P. 0, 41 Hoape, 1619 Dodge St. 01m VW ANTED: b Bast 5 Oud-5p irls for general houso . o 7OR RENT—With board, Onelargo front parlor handsomely furnishod. Also & few table | ere desired, 2000 Cuw 5 302 R —Two good g Hotel, “fii’rku—'um for general housework. Apply at 210 south 24th stroot. f TANTED—A good barber. Good pay guaranteed. ¥. B TEIGLER, North Dond, Dodge Co. Neb. 70 1mp y \/ ANTED houseword ENT—Two furnished rooms for light houso ing Boemer's 1 lock corner sth and Howard 2714 | ron next- Furnished room 292 N, 1940, > Pw'u RENT—Housc 6 roomaz, Inquire cf J h St | o T TANTED—Good woman cook. Wages #7 por weok | |4 . o0k, arhipes & W g o ek Wepme frpar vk | 1% st oo aud good efloo room. Paulsen & C » ) Faruam, room House, North Platte Neb, VY ANTED=A good girl for & swall farai; Goo, Helmrod, 1768 Douglas 075-10p JOR KENT sou's. at plano, Inquire at Edholm & Erio Yo o % 09511 W ANTED--A good girl or woman tcx housework, Wagus $5.00 per weok, at 009 8, 14th street. 0350 toro room 1500 Farsam St., by & 0041 T—Furoished rooms on he 6o ithwe oor. 18ib and Capitolavesue, formerly Orelznion House, 1854 VW ANTED—Qirl tor geuoral housewark. Mus. 1. 5 N. W. cor 9th and Charles streets, 039-tt NTED—AL onice, sobor y lr. Address, with refeieno o, T d industrions tin- Chas, E DeLong, 645-6p 4 rooms splo 200 00 mon Inguire West VY ANTED—A first-class ook to take charge of kitchen. Addrews 8. P, ANDERSON. sido of Montana 5t., Nelsov's add. 13 blocks noith 641.7p Propriotor Randall Houe, Beatrice. Nob, | Cua ing St. 716.6p V7 ANTED—Oanvassing ageots to handie o newly | — e ——s patented article. One toihres oin be sold in AY 00c. a bale at Merrill's, 1018 Harney #t, every faily ou or addsess “Eaterprise * No H T187p 14 Creight R = JOR SALE—Three of the most_aesirable lota in Hanscom place at & bargain. BARKER & MAYNE. i “‘AN'I:.)~uml, ctivs middlo-sged lady to do chamber work. Wagos $4.00 per week. Apply 912 Deuglas street. F OR SALE—Au excellent family cow, young. Ine v 217 N. 10th streat WAFTRD-Gisia st 017 ¥ o quire at 200 N, 22d street 70011p “u;m‘w—A VouugOerdn i, oo — ustrlous ~ Pormancnt place and €001 wiyes. )5 will buy a horse, buggy and haroess, at Mis B Reos, Southave. and Lesvenworth, 482-tf *ll-)mu Farnaw. 7106p GENTS WANTED-Local or Traveling Hansoom place & 0ds sel'lng rapidly. Business lighi aud casily lea ned. Experion‘e not neoes: ple free.” R, W. MONTRO- 8, Galisn, Mich. SITUAT ON® WANTE " ANTED —Sifustion by Mechaninl W riah good references. Address W. Mac'sy, Hed Oak, lowa. 708 BARKER & MAYNE agonts ¢ 1ta § 60 o §1,6°0 casy Thorabarg Omans. ot 1 s Belt road in West 40 §260 wonth'y payments. Bellair, 4 acre ots#260 each, mouthly payments. Norwood, acre lots $40 to $60 mouthly paymets. Helf-acre’ lots in Hawe's ad. ition, uear £sund- § ers stroot, $600, wouthly paymente. oer. MERLOL in all parts of the city. Best lotsard be J. Ium BARKER & MAYNES, 1600 and Farnan® M e $10.000._Address O. Henry, Bor office. 6141 e o o e e | QTRAYED OR STOLEN—A whito roan cew about E e, CAddross MY, | & yoars old, short tail and about o havo a calt. ‘5954t | Ten dollars rowrd will be pald for her return to Jim Srieo it | Stephenson's Livery stable, 10th St. Oniaha. 607t strac o The en PR, SALE-A on Gocds business, st t0 18,000, Will take p Wators, care Be FYAKEN UP—One stray red rosn horse 8 years old. Il at A. 8. Ostrom's, corner Campbell and W. Omahs. 224 5w oew. Science ot Life, Only $I.(lli BY MAIL POSTPAID. own, in g I‘ ) House 7 rooms and_one-half 1o tion, in fine con ition,! 150 —$000 Lots in Hanscom place and other additions, on H monthly payments. First:clas property. — Easy terms. J. W. LOUNSBURY, 695 tf 1514 ouglas stroct. R SALE —~Very dosablo smal amily, ono blocic off St. Mary's avonuo, 10 block 0stoMioo. Loostion fine, $3,500. Easy torml ER & COBB, 1615 Farnam stroot. 62ty iro KNGW THYSELF.. A GREAT MEDICAL WORM 1o, o e | D18 MIANHOOD onthly Taymens Ezhauslod Vitality, Norvous sad Physioal Dobility, vod lot Caming 5t. Lease | Prematur Decline (n Man, Krromsof Youth, s b aabold miseries esulblog from Ludlscredlons or ox- “easos. A book for every man, young, middle-aged, sndold, T4 coutaios 195 proecripions” for ll sculo and chronic disesses each one of which is fnvalnable Blk: discount (o saahs 30 found by tho Aushor, whose oxperieuce for 25 cottage. Iarge b o yoars s such asprobably never before foll 4o the 1c& ttage Y arn, nice lot A of “ufi physican 300 pages, bound in beausita Fronch wuslin moomsed covers, full gild, guarsnteed 40 bo a finer wors b overy sonse,—uiochanionl, 1ite arary and profeselonal,—han any okkoer work «old in thia country for #.69, or the money will bo refunded By Barker & Moyne, I3th and Far- ) O g, 167, Lot 44x120, good 2 story house Davenport St. botw 4,60 n 16th and 17th, Full lot Hickory $200 down, balane Large house, 161, ne ° list shade treos &c., $,000. 09 oay, 149, New 7 room house on one of the nicest lots ottage, o Very complet 6 room o near Harnoy, $,500, §760 down, balance good time, | 18 overy Instauco. Price only $1.00 by mall, pot. 160, Full lot, new house, 14x24 South Omaba, | p#id. Tllustrasivo samplo p oonta. Sond now. God iadat awarded tho suthor by $ho Ntlonsl Wodlo-] Aseoolatlon, $0 the ofoors of which he rofers, Tho Scieuse of Lifoshould be read by the young od by tho afitioted for rellet, Id Il —London Lanoot. Thoro 14 no member of aoctoty 0 whom The Sci- ence of Lifo will not be usetul, whother youth, par- ent, guardian, {netructor or olérgyman. —Argonaut. Address the Poabods Medical Instikute, or Dr. W. H. Parker, No. 4 Bulfinch Street, Boston Mags., who may be conoulted on all diseases’ roquiring skl aud ¢xportenco. Chranio and obstinate dlscasesthat havo P, S S HEAT o © allue THYSELF {OR SALE—200,000 hard burned brick or board DEB:LITY t;'“:‘{l;_-lvu«r:_tr'-‘::wh?'u:;:: the ¢ Omaha or Florence at lowest market | & z on OIVIALE METHOD. Adopted in all the HOSPITALS rice. - Address ence Brick and Tile Co,, Owab & pted in all the HOS i 30 Tioroice Bilok apd 3 im | OF Prompt return of VIGOR. Simple owel 8o ge 56 1) - Howell & Schaller, Ager ta. 1801 cases, §3 to 80. Sovero ones, 5 to §12. Pamphios Civiale Remedial Agenc , 16¢ Fuiton bf 1,800° $150 down and #15 per’ o [ B eotionery or tion. Acdress‘A, B. 695-6) [P0 SALE-Neatly uow Soda Foustain, 890,00, 16th streef '684.6p DOR 8A Tuquire i4th and Farn [ 9 saLs cugap o pups, 4 monihs old, tobs seen on North 13th strect, Ko, 418, 665t veral fine second-hand book-cases 1. Webster, over A, D, Morse's, staats. BS540 DOR SAL —Two story frame house, 8 rooms and | ¥ 6th. Cash price, o . JOR BALE—Two open second-aand buggies aud e Mlad Hotel Block! proof saf, almost now, af this oftlce. SEIRTS For Bs iness, 7OR SALE—Ono Vose and Sons pi: galu. Inquire at Edbelm and store, on 16th S DOR SALE—A well watered, good buildings acres fencod, within 14 miles of 1 only b wiles from city, at $65.60 acres oc Joluing the above, that can be sold in 8 i 845 811 47,60 per acre. Terms easy. ot 404 ce imp & COBB 1615 Farnam Traveling ’ JOR SALE—House 5 rooms, 108 76x148, ba , cis- o e, o el Walioe! St 0 S Dress and ar ‘s street car line. Pr. ,800. POTTE & : ! SEie, 1515 Farmam stvoeh, " Pl Weddings, MADE T0 MEASURE AND READY-MADE, 7\OR SALE—One piano, as good & g &aNeck Dresings. Now Suuuuer Noveltics. 43 t Hos e, 1619 Ledge, nsw. Chesp, m