Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 10, 1884, Page 8

8 fHE DAILY BEE. Tuesday Morning, June 10 LOOAL BREVITIES. —Inpolico court yesterday fonr disturb- ors of the peace wers fined $5 each and coste. Sovoral infants were baptised at the Eng- lish Lutheran church, Sunday morning. On Saturday Dr. Paul Grossman filed a oross bill for absolute divoroce from his wife in the district court. —¥d Gorman has again papered the city jailer's office, and it now “‘looka just too sweet for anything.” —All members of 8. Barnabas congregation aro especially invited to attend servico this (Tuesday) evening at & It was reportad that a white girl had eloped from thoe St. Charles hotel with a ne- groon Saturday last. Investigation proves that there 18 no foundation for the rumor, Tho annual pienic of 8. Barnaba's church will bo held to.morrow, St. Barnaba's Day, from 2 to 8 o'clock st Hauscom park, Cars will leave Case and 10th streots at 2 p, m. In a numbar of the churches Sunday Flower-dny was observed. Many of the edi- fioes ware handsomoly decorated with flowers, snd bird cages were hung around the rooms in Iargo numbers, —Several hundred foet of flooring at the new atook yards has boen laid, and the work is being rapidly pushed ahead, Contractor Kyner has paid and discharged nearly all of hia grading force, as his conteact s about finished. The California delegation for ““Blaine and victory,” spent Sunday afternoon in this city quartered at tho Millard, They were natur- ally very jubilant over the rosult of the con- wvention. —The business men on upper Farnam stroet aro making considerable nolso because the streot is horribly torn up and no work s now being done upon it. They say they can't do any business on that account, —Saturday night some parties kicked holefn the back door of Jones & Bros.' cigar store, 207 North Sixteonth street, and gained an entrance to the place, They took about $2.50 from the till and also carried away a number of cigars, 1t was reported yesterday morn, that some- body,was slugged Sunday night at the corner of Tenth and Pierce streets, There was consid- erable blood upon the ground und sidewalk and evidence of » struggle. No report has been made at the police station, —Yesterday morning about 4 o'clock, Officer Bigwart saw o team standing in the center of Harney stroet, between Thirteenth and Four- toonth streets, A man was seated in the wagon when the officer approached. Upon investigation the man and team were both found to be fast asleep, The man, who was a farmer by the name of William Westfall, was taken to the city jaill and the team was placed in o livery stable to have their nap out, —The wedding of Dana 8. Lander, Eaq., formerly of thiscity and now of Beaver Dam, Win., and Miss Lou Tjams, daughtor of W, H. Tjams, Faq , will take placo at high noon on Wedueaday at Trinity cathodral, and will be followed by a reception at the residence of the parents of the bride. Mr. John T. Clarke, will bo tho ““best man” at the wedding, and the ushors will be R, W. Patrick, Esq., A. C. Wakelv, Esq., Mr, N. N, Crary. and Mr. R. L. Garlish. —Eldor Mitohell, of the A. M. E. church, s callnd to Nebraska Clty to attend the funer- alof Mra. Sarah Jonos, who departed thi life Saturday, June 7th. Tho elder will return Tuoadayjand begin proparing for the annual conference which will convene in Omahs, fn- stond of 8t. Joseph, Mo., in October. Rev. John M. Brown, D, D, presiding bishop. ~The Little Shamrocks played a gamo of ball (Sundsy with the Bluffers, on the Towa side. They wore all over elghteon years old, but the Shamrocka played hard and beat them in seven innings with & score of 16 to4. The Bluffors and Shamrocks will play a game in Omaha in two weeks. L here will bo a game bo- tweon the Shamrocks and the Nail Workers noxt Sunday, near the nail works, —The races at the driving park Saturday afternoon was not larsely attended. ‘“The race botweon “‘Lady Cook” and ‘‘Jane Mo- Gregor” was a made up affair and was won by the formar although the latter was more speed, A great deal of dissatisfaction was ‘manifested by the spectators, The contest for the silver water set by road horses was a far bettor race in every respect. The starters were Joe Brady's *Sorrel Dan,” Dennis Cun- ningham’s “‘Nebraska Muid;" D, C, Redma “Lady Redman;" Reuben Wood's *Mujor;’ Stephenson’s “‘No. 1;" and J. H. Griffen’s “Lady Alice.” All the horses had strong frionds, the favorites being *“Lady Redman and “Lady Alice.” ‘*Sorrel Dan” won'handi- 1y intwo straight heats, Time. 2:58) and 2:404. e G. A, R. Resolutions, At a regular meeting of Geo. A. Cue- ter Post, No. 7, G. A, R., held at their hall June 6th, 1884, the following resolus tions were nnlnlmo\ul{ adopted: Resolved, Th‘nho l.hn 40f Goo, A. Custer Post, No. 7, G. A, rtment of Nebras- ka, be, nnd the um ' hereby tendered to the o mmanding officer ot Fort Omahs, and the officors and soldiers under his command, (es. lly to the Fourth U, 8. Infuntry band,) ery liberal support rendered in the observance with this post of M sarvices; also to Hon, A, J, Po) Col. Richard O'S, Burke, for flllfi very able and patriotic nddresses on that occason; to the Hiberoian Rifles for lhulr kiud sup ut to the 1ady in charge of procuring aid to' defray ex- pousos, for her unuring eff o that very thnnkuu un Mlu{ to the superintendent the city schools 'ur dwlr zealous succossful .a.m., in_procuring aud furnishing fowers hich to strew the uraves of our h nored ud also to all citiz ns who so kindly aud geuerously contributed flowers for the game purposs d to the patriotio lady wlm charge of arranging the flwers in for distribution on the graves nm.l assistants for her and thelr efficient wvlou, t0 the thirty-elcht young misses who s0 ooau- tifully represented the states of our Uuion; to the »urlnun ciuizsas of our city who so gener- alded us in paylog our respects to the du heroes who laid down their lives for the preservation of their country, Resolved, That s copy of these proceadings be given to the daily paper for publication, IMEON BLoom, Post Commander, Eomowo Bagrverr, Post Adjutant. Army Orders. Recruits Harry Brown and George Reiss, enlisted at Fort Omaha, Neb., are assigned to the Fourth infantry, Recruits Casper Kayser and Harry A Hilton, enlisted at Fort Omaha, Neb., are assigned as follows: Recruit Kayser to troop A, Fifth cav- Reoruit Hilton to the Fourth infantry. Reoruit Kayeer will be sent to the sta- tlon of his troop on the first favorable opportunity, ANOTHER SUCKER. He Delivers $400 to an Entire Stranger and then Heports at the Siation, Fools are not all dead and in all proba- bility never will be. 8o long as the world stands just so long there will be “suckers,” ready to bite at any bait, no matter how old or how thin the game may be. It is less than a week since an old man was confidenced out of $1,(00 by a couple of sharks. Yesterday at the C. M. St. P. & 0. depot a groen Swede was robbed of 8400 by a couple of confidence men, probably the same pair who robbed the old man. The victim whoso name is Olson, had just come in from Wyoming. He had about $400 in cash which he had scraped togother by oloso economy and hard work. He was approached by a mnice: looking young man while he was stand ing upon the depot platform, and the stranger told the greeney that he was the station agent, and of course the greeney believed it. If he had said he was the president of the United States it would have been all the same to him, The nice young man said he wanted 400 to make change with but as the ank was not opened he could not get it. He asked the greeny to loan it to him and take a check for $850 as security. Of course the greeny did so and the young man took his 3oplfl.ura. is strange that thus give wup their money realize the fact that they have been robbed, but they always do just a fow minutes ‘sfter the sharpor has taken his departure. This young man suddenly discovered that he had been robbed, and rushed frantically to the po- lice station and bellowed like a calf, but it was no good, the robber had gone, He had the check, which was drawn on the Commercial Natinnal Bank, of this city, payable to J. C. Crawford & Son or order, and was signed by D, C. Monroe Co. Tho greeny is now poorer but wiser and will be more careful in the future as to who he gives money, but other greenies will have to learn the same way, ——— the suckers NeBrAskA STATE Gazerreer & Bus- 1vess DIRECTORY to be issued in Juli. 1854, price $4 60, J. M. WoLrE, pu her 120 S. 14th St., Omaha, Real Estate Transfers. The following transfers were filed for record in the county clerks office June 7, and reported for the Bee by Ames’ real estate agency. Basil Manly, jr., and wife to E, C. Stevenson, w d, lots 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, block 4, lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, block b, lots 3, 4, b, 6, block 7, Par- ker's add, 82000, Ralph E. Gaylord et al to James M. I‘nrlmr. lot b in 3, and n § ne sec 10, 16, 13, q o d, $40. Robert MoDonald ot al to Rose Mo- Donald, ¢ d, s 88 feet of lot 8 block 2014, Omaha, $1. TRose McDonald to Edward C. Lucas, q ¢ d, s 88 feet of lot 8, block 201}, Oma- ha, $275. Geo. P.Bemis and wife to T. Eiizabeth Hardenberg, lot 6 block G, Lewis’ first add,wd. $ Henry Chamberlain and wife to George W. Logan, lots 8, 9, 10, ll. 12, 18 and 14, block Hnwthornu 9 Tacoh Doniss.aud wilo 1o’ David L. Simpson, lots 18 and 19,block 1, Denise's add., wd. 81,100, Dexter L. Thomas and wife to Ed H. Walker, w d, lots 12 and 3, block 76, Florence, $100. t+e0, Armstrong and wife to Hans El- gor, wd, t 27, block 2, Armstrong’s 1st add, Franklin C. Fisher and wifo to Chesley D boywn.wrl sd,nw} andne}, of 8 w }, sec 8, t 14, r 13, 85000, —+— Postoffice changes in Nebraska during the week ending May 31, 1884, furnished by Wm, Van Vleck, of the postoffice de- partment : Eatablished—Elgin, Antelope county, W.M. Eggleston, P. M.; Gates, Ouster county, Stultman Gates, P. M. ; Haymow, Stanton county, Martin Krneger, P. M. Postmuaters Appointed.—Baird, Nick- ols county, Wm. Ellege; Custer, Cnster county, Miss F. Young; North Platte, Lincoln county, John E Evans. Postoftice changes in Towa, dmmg the week endinging May 31, 1884 Eistablished—Crabb, Jackson county, John Howe, postmaster; Pioneer, Hum- boldt county, Edmund B, Growden, Pestmasters appointed—Belfast, Lee oounty, Jesse Matthews; Cedar, Mahaska county, Jno. N. Endicatt; Cha- pin, Franklin county, Wm. F. Marks: Commerce, Polk county, Calvin M. Os. born; Hawleyville, Page county, Alone W. Guild, - —— Conduotors in puncil, Railway conductora from the various roads centering in Umaha met in council Sunday in Odd Fellow's hall, for the purpose of forming a division or lodge. There were ninety-six present and a divi- sion formed with twenty-five charter mombers. Their division will be No. 120 of the United States and Canada. R. Fairbrass, was elected C. A, J. J. Mnll.pmgh, A. 0.0, W. H. Maddon, R- G. Flem- L8, M. inter, O. 8., Harry Gllmnre, correspondent of the hnurunl and R J. Mantz, secretary and treas. urer, L — Fire at Schuyler Nebraska. Bradstreet raceived yestorday morn, the foliowing report on the fire at Schuyler. The fire ocourred Saturday evening about 9:30; the losses therein will aggregate $10,000 and fall upon the following usmed porsons: Fraucis Lee, saloon, $1,100, insurance $3C0; A Giacomin: l.h , no insurance; Sutherland Bros., $7,600, no insurauce; Cane & Johnson, 4,000, insurance $2,000; M B. .A 500, insursnce 8! N)U; P, urauce $1,800; L, Kra. insurance $7,000; J, L Packard, $6(0, no ins rance; Dworak, Metford & Uo., $5,600, insurance §1 500 Mrs, Curry. $700, fully insured; James Irving, $300, no wsurance, The cause of the fire is belioved to be incendiary, STREET OLEANING, Moeting of the Board of Public Works ~Howard Street Paving Oon- tract Let, City Engineer Rosewater presented the OMAHA DAILY BEE--TUESDAY JUNE 10, 1884, Charles Karbach and Smith Bros, were granted. It waa decided to advertise for trr weoks for contracts for cleaning ti streets and alleys of garbace matter. The contract for paving Howard street from Ninth to Seventeenth was let to the Barber Asphalt company. Bids for cleaning the paved streets of the city were opened, the specifications being by the square yard for sweeping once, twice and three times a week, and on one, two and three year contracts. D. I. Mount, W. A. Smith & Co., A. R Hoel, R, T. Shannon & Co., John Frank and James Duffy bids. The three former bids were very close, while the latter came in at figures that would bankrupt the city. The lowest bid, taken all in all, was decided to be that of A. R, Hoel, 'which averaged about one and one-half mills (.001}) per yard for each cleaning. At this rate the con- tract would amount to from $20,000 to $25,000 per year, - — DIED, JUSTESEN,—WitLre Justeses, son of Ella and Peter Justeson, June Uth, aged 2 months and 24 da; Funeral will take place June 11th, at 2 p.m, from Twenty-sixth street in Arbor Place, Friends are invited, o — PERSONAL, D. P, Harris, of Geona, is at the Metropo- litan, O. Gook, of Fremont is at the Metropo- litan, © W. Averill, of Lincoln, is at the Metro- politan, T, N. Greer, of O'Neill, Neb,, is at the Matropolitan, H. A, McCormick, of Tekamah, is at the Metropolitan. Mr. A, H. Swan, of Cheyenne, is at the Millard. Mr, G. W. Gray returned from Chicago yestorday morning. Senator Manderson and wife roturned from Washiogton, this morning. Prof. Pickett and wife, of Mitchell, Ind., are guests of the Metropolitan, Frank Shinn and family, of Carson, are stopping at the Metcopoliten, Mr. J. Iler ana wife returned from Chicago yesterday morning and are stopping at the Millard, F. C. Moore, Miss A, aud M. Moore, of Blue Springs, Neb., are stopping at the Met- ropolitan, Mr. Harry Gilmore has gone to Atlanta, to attend the United States yard-masters' convention. Samuel B. Jones, assistant passenger agent of the Union Pacific railrond, went wost yes. terday noon, G- E. Specht, of Dixon, IIL, 1s in the city the guest of Mr. O, Specht, proprietor of the ‘Waestern Cornice works, Senator Fassett and party, from New York, went west Sunday in the special hunging car, “‘Davy Crocket,” of the Pullman line. Miss Addie Davis, of Blair, is in the aity vimting with her sister, Mrs, W, F. Flynn, at No. 14568 South Ninth street. C. L. Hall, Esq., one of Lincoln’s rising young attorneys, came up from tho capital city yosterday to attend to legal business in the U. 8, court, Senator Charles ¥, Manderson returned yes- torday from Chicago, where he has been at- tending tho convention, He will return to Washington in a few days, Miss Kittie Manning, daughter of Hon, Ed Manning, of Keosauqua, Iows, s visiting with her friend, Miss Gussie Robinson, at the home of the latter. Oass and Twenty-fourth streota. Billy Shull and Gen. John Heath returned Sunday from Spirit Lake, Lows, where they spent a week in fishing. They brought home with them a fine lot of fish which they dis- tribated freely, Mr. R, R. Cable, president of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifio road, accompanied by a few of the directors and their wives, spent yesterday in this city. They occupled two special cars, Leroy Pennoyer, Central City; H. Roe, Kearney; L. C. Burr, Lincoln; C. J. Bowlby, Grete; Joseph H. Carter, Plattsmouth; M. R, Hopewell, Tekamah; H. S. Fuller, Crete; and Hon. A, 8. Paddock, Beatrice were guests yesterday at the Paxton, 0. Hall, Hastiogs; J. McNally, Tocumseh, E. W. Smith, Fullerton; John B. Barnes und John B, Barnes Jr., Ponca; James A. Bow- en, Ashland; W. B, White, Tekamah; C. C. Kiser. Grand Island; F. H, Whiteho Lincoln, and J. B, Dinsmoor, Sutton, regis. torod yesterday at tho Millard, COMING FROM CHICAGO. Portions of the Oalifornia and Ne- braska Delegations Arrive in Omaha Yesterday, Owing to the fact that Mr. Thurston did not return from Chicago yesterday, the reception to be given him and the re- maining members of the Nebraska dele- poned until sucha vimeas he can be present. The U. P. band, however,which had been engaged for the occasion, marched to the depot to serenade the California delegation on its ‘way home from the convention. Contrary to ex- pectation, only three of the delegates passed through and those not in a special car, Hon. W. W. Morrow, chairman of this delegation, came over on the 7:45 dum- my and after him came Hon, W. H. Parks and Ore¢an Sandersf the other members on the regular U. P, train, The band played several after which Messrs, Morrow and Varks addressed the crowd numbering a couple hundred from the platform of the cars, After the speeches had been conclnded the band played a farewell; three cheers were giv- en for the ticket after which the train pulled out of the depot. THE NEBRASKA DELEGATION. The members of the Nebraska deloga- tion seem to have scattered to the four winds 80 soon as the convention had ended. John M. Thurston went to his old home in Wisconsin, where his family now is, and will not return until the Iatter part of this week. N. 8. Harwood, of Lincoln, left Chicago for one of the interior towns of Michigan on a visit, Ohurch Howe, it is said, went to Clevis laud, Ohio, Burton went to Indiana to see friends, aud Jensen to Wisconsin, Brooks and Scott arrived in Omaha ye: terday, and rewmained over unul th morning. McCall, Matthevson, and final estimates for the grading of Cuming 1 Roeid returned to their homes several street from Wheaton avenue to the city limits; aiso of the filling of several lots Baturday evening. The applications for building permits of { duys ago. o —— e your drugeist for Rodding's Russia ve. " Koop it {n the house iu case ofac: il g grtion at the Boyd last evening was post- | ! COURTS AND JURIES. A Dall Day ror the District Court Jndges, The Investigation of the City Officials to Begin This Morning, DISTRICT COURT, In the district court yesterday before Judge Neville no case was found ready for trial. An application for a tempor- ary injunction was filed by William Dove against Matt Patrick. The appli- cation alleges that Dove is in possession of a lot on Sixteenth street near Capitol avenue, under a Jease from the owner. These premises have been leased to Patrick, the defendant, his term to be- gin when Dore's shall have expired. The defendant has taken steps to erect a building on this lot, and these proceed- ings were taken to restrain him from completing its erection. The case was argued yesterday afternoon, the court at the conclusion allowing the temporary writ to issue, holding that if the de- fendant could keep prasession of part of the premises by the same principle of law he could take the whole, Befora Judge Wakeley, the case of Berthold against Guy was on trial all day before a jury. The amount involved in this suit is several thousand dollars, and the cause arose out of an attachment alleged to have been made against the plaintiff, when the defendant was sheriff of Douglas county. COUNTY COURT. In the county court yesterday, an ac- tion was commenced by Sadie York against Sarah Bernstein, to recover judg- ment for one thousand dollars. The plaintiff alleges in her petition that she has been damnified in that amount by reason of malicious prosecution, vexa- tious litigation, malicious attachment and abuse of process arising in a couple of suits wherein the plaintiff was defendant and the defendant was plaintiff. These actions were brought in Justice Brandes’ court, and attachments were issued in them, THE GRAND JURY, The grand jury resumed its work again yesterday morning. This morning they will begin the investigation of the charges against the mayor, marshall and other eity oflxflul-. The sheriff has served subpcenas tipon the proprietors of the several g-mhlmg houses citing them to appear before the grand jury at 10 a. m, to-day. - From reliable authority it was learned that several presentments would be made to-day, but who the in- dicted parties are could not be found out. e e— Evidently Wounded, From evidences found ycaterday, it seems almost cortain that Richter’s clerk shot the highwayman who robbed him Sunday night of his watch and $17 in money. Officer Buckley was yesterday sent out to see if any clue could be found to the robber. In an old box, near Twentieth and St. Mary's avente, used by the expressmen in which to feed their horses, large pools of blood were found by him and bandsges, evidently used to staunch the flow of blood and bind a wound. Asjhisis the direction taken by the robber, the police think it evi dently probable that he found in this box a place to dress his wounds. Thus far none of the suipicious have been missed from their haunts, nor as yet has any clue been found. —— VW ANTED-- Good dishwasher and recond oook at Y Daabaum's restavuraat, 1614 Dodge Stroet 410t VWARTED i for goneral house Ca'l at 1188outh 19.h St. between Dodge and Douglas. il 7500p “'u-r DA glirl for general .mumm 6t 2016 Capitol avenuo 13-10p W ANTRD- Good s enman and sccountant desires situstion in real estate of insurance office. Can turnish references. Address "W, A." Bee office T48.0p VA7 ANTED - Two or thrse good stron girls o wash dishes at Paxton Hotel. Apply at once. 763-0p VW ANTED - Genoral State Agont who can get snd work canvassers for new book. Firet class in every respect to scl! on subscription. Address D, 8" Omahs, Beo, 767 765711 delivering work in Omsha to the right party. Big commission will be patd. Addrem Uhicags Portrait 0., 66, Metropoliton Block, Chicago. 728.10p W e VW/ANIEDGood girl one that oan oock " wagou paid. Call 1610 North 19th Stret. 709-11p @ and active man to represent ANTED Laundry glflat ropenn South 10th street, Good VW ANTED - A kood barher, daod pay gusrantecd. F. B TEIGLEK, North Bend, Dodge Co. Neb, 670 1mp ANTED—Good woman cook. Wages §7per week x7 V7 555 pot smotith at AL Oneret,roprickor Kb, House, Nortn Flitte Neb, 678-10p goneral, housework, nith, N cor. 6th and Char »omh Omnhs. \"ARTFD— wrtanilug sgeat to lum!lnlluml) patented article, One t»ihres ein b every fauily. Cail on or addioss ** 14 Creiehton Block. WANTED-A youngGerman girl, one noat and In dustrious Pormanent place and €003 wages. Mis 8. Rees, South ave. and Leavenworth, 482.tf GENTS WANTED--Local or Traveling. staple oda bl Ing rapidly. Busines light, agreeatle and easily lo perience not necessary. Sam ple froe.” I W, MONTHO.5, G, Sich 7003 SITUATI OHH WAHTBD WANTDD ~Situation as vmlchul\n by an exper- fenced man. Adress M. W, D.” Bee office. 748 10p ANTED—Situation ay watch, iencod man. Address M. D. V 7ANTED A situation in au of'c A2 —S'tuation as coach and tr sty man, Address ) 736-0p WA, TED-Situation as by aman with experi recommendations. Addiess'P. A A."2'16 Cun ing st. 618-11p T MISCELLANEOUS ~AHTH. stoady " Beo oftice. MERGELL & RUSENWEIG, Practical Painters &Decorators, CARKY THE LARGEST AND FINEST RETAIL STOOK OF WALL PAPYRSAND DECORATIONS s 1916 Bonglag Stoéet, Omaha., Ave prepared to do OUTSIDE THE CITY in any branch, On Short Notice HOUSE, SIGN, AND FRESCO PAINTING, e DECORATING Jorvetpor denes ALWAYS LARGEST STOCK REPAIR & standard weights. 157~ Write for Estimates. SCALES IN STORE. IN THE WEST. Adopted and in Use by the United States Government, SHOPS—Scales of all kinds repaired and sealed by U. 8 HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, 14056 Douglas Street, Omaha SCA WESTERN AGENTS, DORMA HOPPER, Buffalo U. S. Standard LES. Himebaugh & Taylo, WARFHOUSE & COUNTER W Tl G e anacquainted in city, whose family is tom- porariivaheent, would J1ke o corveepond wiln ' me nics Iady (married o single) with a vivw ) acquain tance. Object past Correspondenco stricily confidential. Addre.s A B. C.” care Beo office. 760-9p ANTED—Good furnished room within reasona- ble distanoe of T, P. headquarters, at moderate price. Address “C. N. B.” Bee otflce. 78748 VW ANTED—To borrow at 8 per cent, for $5,000a0der mortgage on unincumbcred idsnce property, Audresst'A. T F." Bes ot £0-10, ~For a man f good business qua'ifioa- tions and good stand osliion In stock. other office or capacity, where a ¢ood rapid tis requited. Apply v E. F. 752 10p vato family, by &_young G." Bee office. 7341 p 7 ANTED—Roard In p msn., Address ANTED—Some_one to adopt & boy baby ono yearold. Inquire at the poor farm ~ 7.2 11p ORRENT—Two_furnished rooms for light house- keeping Beemers Block corner sth and Howard. 0% RENT—Houso 8 rooms. Inquire ct 6th St. FoReNt-in Redick's bleck. Storeroom 120 feet doop and good offios room. Paulsen & Co., » ) Furnam, room 8, 7OR KENT—plano. Inquire at Edholm & Erlck- son's. 093-t1 [OR RENT_-Store room 1600 Farram Sty by PAULSEN & CO. -4 OR RENT—Furnished ¥oms on the no rthwe cor. 18th and Capitolavenus, formerly. Crelgblon Houge. JTOR RENI—Large turnisned room to genfloman only, N. W. cor. 18th and Farnam. 5.4 OR SALE—A first.class stock of fancy goods. Golden opportunity for either lady or gentloman Bmall capital, guou trado establisned.” Address L. L W. Py 7OR SALE—AL a bargain, 12 1200 pound work Hores in good order. Al DELL, Azatt 325 Broadway, ‘ooincit Biufte, fowa. J{'OR SALE—Cuming street property. Lot in Wal- nut Hill, Koster's and Donneoken’s additions and West Cuming. Lots cheap and on easy terms, POT- TER & COBB, 1516 Farnam stre.t. 420.t¢ TOR SALE—Cheap lots in Shinn's 2nd addition Kirkwood and Plainview. ~ POTTER & COBB 1616 Farnam strect. OR SALE—We offer to ranchmen and otors, 700 choice Towa Heifers 2 years old. 700 ey 6500 1 100 1and 9 year old grade bul Our cattle are yarded, and wo invite_inspection. Strange Bros., Sloux City, Tows. A IR RENT—Chowp. oo plano, one organ. 0 1m - F Hospe, 1510 Doy St for gentl man ard wite in pri- ‘amily without chi'dren prefer- " Bue office, stating te ms and lo- 090 tt ANTED—By a gentl man, room and board ina private ol Wil pey gocd, price Tor tha place. Addres; * " care Bee offics, 707-tt ~ANTED—Few p raons to instruct in book keep- ing. (Situations.) J. B. smith, 1516 g‘;fl“[lh op st V\ANTED=To establish an agency for the salo of my Valve Oleum Lubricating” Oils n Umnha and vicinity. hance 1)) richs, Cle Libera terms, large territory; good honest, energetic wan, M. 3 Diot nd, Ohio. 8340 POR BALE. 70R SALE —A nice cottage and full lot, halt block south of Milton Roge-s’ residenco, on 13tn street. Inguirs of M. Lee, Grocer, 2:d and Leaeoworth, 116 P08, LE-Finest phnum borse inthe city. R. Patterson, 13th and Faroam. 0% SALE=Twenty acren of the Griften tarm, 34 miles from the Postoflice, and cnly two blocks from Pratt's sub-division. in 2§, 6 or 10 acre lots. Tnquire Omaha Carpet Co. 1611 Douglas street. 270 ¢ JFQR SALE—Farm 8 milos from oity, near Union Stock yards. Inquire at Mrs. Moyer, over dor's Dru store, 10th and Webster: 872 JROR SALE—Cheap, fino driving horso, buggy snd harness. Apply room24, Omaha National Bank Building. 206 t1 MISCELLANEOUS. IOR SALE ~Two cheap lots, shinn's addition. For ten daya ooly. K. C. Patierson, corner 13:hand Farnam. 772 05T, Buudsy, attemoon st Hanscom Park neck chan and cross. Finder will bo rewaraed by leaviog at Doran House, 913 Farnam St. 75014 Ip R SALE-20 cottagos, besutitul homes, trom 500 £0 $4,0)0 easy torus. 0. Patiarson, corner 13th and Faruam. 77811 W\ ANTED—Boardors to kuow the St. Charlos Ho tol on Harney St., between 12th and 13th will 80t up tho best tablo board for $4 00 per week of any house in the city of a correspondine nrice, 23kt TAOR SAUE—Lots in Sannders and Himebaugh add., Sonn: Side, Hawthorne, West End, May- ficld, by 'R. C. Patterson, corner 13tn and r;.;uam. 411 Absolutely Pure. This powder never varics. A marvol of pureness, nd wholesomeness. Mo e ecor omical than kinds,and cannot bo 8 1d in competitior with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powdors. 8old only in cans. ROYAL RAKING POWDER CO. SPECIAL NOTICES. s@rSpecials will Positl uniess paid in advance, 1ynot be tnserted TO LOAN—Donev. MY, Toaned on ohatfel morfgare, by C., R. ‘Woo lley, room £0,0maha Nationa. Sank. fill II!\O Muuuv Loaned on chattel preperty by 8 T Potersen 15th and Douglas, Y LOANED ONE M BsATrY, 213 son ONEY TO Lu,n 1 wuiis of 300 and upwards at plow raten on firut clase renl catate security POTTER & COBB » chattel proporty, by 4 d 1t siroot. ONKEY 10 LUAN —The lowest rates of iatercet Bowls' Loan Agenoy, 15th & Douvla 284-t! ONEY TO LOAN [n sums of 4300 aud_upward MGF. "Davis and 0o., Real Ksiato aad Loas Agenta, 1608 Farnam St (N HELF WANTEL iD—Girl for housework at 2227 Dodie St. 'y VW7 ANTED-Ono good aanvasser to sell gouds tn city. Bleaay smployment. ~Call 421 Bouth 10th Strect. ANTED—Virst-clas ook, secord 'rl. kept no Taundry work to.d Apply at “Ba idle oun- Morse's Dry kood store. 705- 'ANTED- A first-cla s diving @il Best cf Wages. Buston Restaurans, 141 Louglas ot 02 11p \ FANTED ~Good blackswi h for general black suuthing Nione .-nur need apply. _Adurcs J. F. Houver, Sprit glield 78414 TANTEDTwenty wood strawberry piokers, Those who mean busi. ess. Apply 0 ~auuel Auery, § wils south of ba racks. 117-10p (()() AGENTS WANT:D donble quick, to sl | Biigr . hiew of of BLAINE Ly IL. J. Kams. de), 5s. BLAINE AND LOGAN'S peroand friend snd uthor 600 pages; steol portraits, spiondid Lors, prospectis 1eady. loto outllt Dou't delay. A H BIGGINS & CO., Omata Neb, 76814 ANTED—"The public to know that Mrs Lumumis the milliner a4 010 North 16th Bt salls the ot st 1o of New York Millinery. FOR RENT--Hous TOR RENT—Raoms with board by day or neok, 1611 Dodge st. 71912p OR RENT—Honse of 4 rooms and ki'chen quire 420 south 14th street. 610-11p and Lots. In- A. MURITIY. good discount. @Il or address C. M. Miller, 1517 Harney St.. Omalfit Neb. 778 10 OR SA' E—Full lot with good 4-room house, Nel son's addition, near Cuming street. Monthly pay. ments for $1,700. BARKEX & MA » 18th and Fariam. 74712 {JOR SALE—A lo= figures and cavy terms, reci- denicairop rty, most desirable in tre city at the price. First aud second No's east of 20th on Mason treet. 749 10p OR RENT—A house of 0 rooms, hall bl ck from U. P depot. Inquire of M. Lee, grocer, 22d a d Leavonworth Strects. 57-16 TOR RENT—A desirablo room_with b ard suitablo for two gentlemen. Call at 1812 Dodge St. 0O RENT—Six room house ou str ot carand Co vent to buriness. Addross immediately, “G X Boe office. 766 U JFOB BENT—Nicely turaished room 1618 Loge St. 763-10p wnnp ~GGood furnished front room clas | ouso wea* of the Heral office. Fir t- 770-14p {OR RENT—Yew hou-c, 6 raoms, 1107 Davenport ot. Inquire at JOR RENT—Store and baseme 5th and Capi tol avenue. 10 ip 02 RE: uiday even 00l room Wil(ablo for two frlenibo, w A boaRe. 525 o 6h stroct, corn e 70-0p o re '~Furnished rooras 2201 Douglas 789 JOR RENT—Desirable f-ont room furnished or unfurnisned, with board, i private famil , new revidence with modern convenien ea T rms cason - able. 635 Fleasant stiect, ouc-hall block to St, Mary's avenuo street cars. 766 1p TOR RENT—Front room furuisbed 1828 Eamam St. 843t QOR RENT-Two n coly Turaihod To0me 014 N, 15th 8t., near Casy 190 A ploasant fueni hed room { v gon- capitol avenu . 657 0p l‘ {urnishod room 922 8. W. c rner 1san aud 15th Sts 655 10p DOR RENT - Four pleasint ard convenient chm Dot for huuse-keeping 1or 1an and wify wituou children, 10 b aroers or o wers allowed, 319 0 rin 17th 54., 8 o 642 JOR KENT- Fy months Add rooms fr & fow uttice. ] 6! 1p [0k RENT—Furnisho room st 1737 Case 647-0p A first ol a8 wors i good | l—lll) l“ljn RENT Fab I wid Erichou 01-tf Tnqui 6 rom eottage S T. uer 16th and Douglas. DOR BENT—Flogar t residunce 10 rooms, furnace, hot and cold water bath roous & suit ble for first-clase barding hou o or piivate residence, § 0 or m ""F urteen room house ey, 14ih 8t per month, ALKER 6741 th an Fan 08 RENT Two clogaat f oms nicely fur ted «ith Tath room. hot and o of tho 11008t | oatius in the ohys 14 block from =t Maiy's ave , 66 Ple:want St. 484t P RENT—Roms 2 Nervuske Neddo ) Benk buddig. Mot desiea lu ufll es in the eity Supulied with hv raulle clevator ani heaied by steam. Apyly at Bank. 036 o8 neNt—rur 1k 459-1m K RENT—Thece larg: howscs of » 0 21 rouns [each Desirable location, Suitabe for boardi g house o Lotel. BAKKER & MAYNE, ATt DOKSALE—Attle thriving town of Blue Hill, Nib. A stock of dry goe ® and groceri s, 180 store room for rent, 24 60., good opportunity for a man con‘emplating golog Into busir Aprly one woor east of ity H.tel, wr addre:s*E. K.” P 0. box 48 Bue H 1, Neb 72212p E—A great bargain in Holots in Ra:aes Place, on St ° Mary'a avenuo strect car ine, nt very low Apply to Joseph M. 674-1wp PO SALE-REALGHSTAT price { 30 days, J11South Lath strest: One of the best business opportunitics M rehandi-e. for se i —Hous an‘ lot 6 room house vood for d of business at David City, seh Ad- vak, Bre offic 6130 SALY_TH- §o0d wil ard fixtres of tho & ton Houso, 638 Eusy torms. Jersey cow, young bulls and heifera. Yerd Best quility, mos At head of by ol liv g, 8 OR =ALE 1.1 takon fret prizo oa/ M time \ Pri os 1w, qua best.” Ad ves. N. 1. D Solom ' Stook pring Ve noar 10th, 00, 3200 down, balan“e wonthiy 149 New 7 room house on ore of the n'cest lots place $3,000. Big discount, for cash. t 0 room cottage, cemeutad collar, full tor, cistern & . 10h St , near Loaven Biz div ount for ¢ sb nplit 8 room cotuave Fair iew St near, nm..,,,usm .0 down, balance g0t BAKKER & M\ DOR SALE OR | EASE-8ix bacine-s lots all or part of it 08 uth 18th St The whols will ke avery beaniitul residence, N W, cor. 13 h sad Martha. #6011 N IALL very dwian il e bk of from postifize Lo PO rosidonos tor Aumal ul fine second has § L Webster, 0. er A. D, A1h 240 Faruam stiorta DUR SALE-A trstcla s, wel stablish Gou's bua news, stock and 1 asc of wre, to 81 000 Wil fake part trade. - Adures u v Waters care B i o MOR SALE—200.000 hard burned brick or hoard 1hhe cars at Oain or Florence at lowe t mar ot prico. - Adirows rlorence Brio. Howell & Sohaller, Age ta 1his Farnar duiivery wagod, obewp, st 1 | OR 3ALE~ ne ne Vore aud um..g‘nv- ata bar- gain. lnquice at Ednolm and Erickson's music “tore, on 16th At 944 [FOR SALE—-A chocs nyrved farm well wat rel. good building- meity w8600 | or wore K the + bove, thal can be seli i i 1750 6r e re Terms easy 1 F ot 1 7 X148, 0, o Adickon, Just off irce 880 FOTTE 515 Farnan street, 487t o8 At #40 TRk & ¢ Bis Mar: ¥ stiect ca QOBB, N SALE Fuitae 1'\A ‘ ot SRl W tern. 00 w0 lots, 1.0 feob tr #2050 POPTER & COBB. 1616 Faroaw St 30 barrel OR SALE—A .mr#ly new No. 2 type_writer at | ¥ t by 130 fect deep, for | sbaut "USIC Tessons given on Flute. Sond yvmul o | John Hanley, Omaha P O Gom day board can be had at 117 North 14'h st ) between Cavitol ave and Dodge. 050-11p 7OR EXCHANGE—Stock farm of 400 scres, has #ood buildings and impr ovement, some stock and implements, want stock of mercha dise of abouy % _Address C. Henry, bo 512-40 TR Y ED OR STOLEN—A white roan cew about years old, short tail and about to have a calt/ Ten dollars reward will be pald for her return to Jim Stephenson's Livery stable, 10th St. ¢ maha. 507-tf TTAKEN UP—0ne all st A 8, stray red roan horse 8 years old, Octrom's, corner Campbell and 2 4 5w oew. TARRANT’S Seltzer Aperient TKEN IN HOT WTER CURES ‘Dyspeps1a. H.B. HUDSON, Milard Hotel Block! SHIRTS For B siness, Traveling, Lress and Weddings MADE 10 MEASURE AND READY-MADE, _#arNook Dressingr, New Su THE HULL VAPOR GOOK STOVE The Pioneer and Still Ahead. loo,000 IWoww in Use. 1d tashionad stoves Fust suporceding the largest old feshi nad o8 ranges I8 ha the simp ¢ buraors 1o the world, aud with new ImEoXe: ' th easit o cpera's Absolutely safe wi its pat nt seset voir, now in use the secoud SUAsOR without & 1t gle aoadent. £arvsen ) tor Catalogue, Price ; HULL VAPOR STOVE OC CLEVELAND, O, cdwypm 6w