Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 21, 1884, Page 8

s 3l anaomtnzg . O L Hood & Co , Lowell,Mase., for bosk | ofice churgiog him with the above - eoutsiing i dt 8 [———— THE DAILY BEE. Saturday Morning, June 21, MORE TIME GIVEN. The Mayor to Be Allowed to Con- sider Favther. The *‘ Important Note” Sent Him By tne Council, LOCAL BREVITIES, —The leading members of the “Davil's Auction” company are quartered at the Pax- ton. —Twenty of the ‘membars of the “‘Devil's Auction” company are registered at the Met- ropolitan, —Thegrand jury aro patiently hunting out the evil doers and to all appsarances are going o make a cloan sweop. —'Tho man arrested sor trying to pass coun- torfeit money will havo a hearing hefore the United States court. —Me. ¥. W. Boukal, pressman at tho Hor- ald offico, has become a father. The little one 18 a girl and weighs thirteen pounds, —Captain Cameron, of the Lincoln cricket club, was in tas city yosterday and made ar- rangements for a game here July fth, A re- turn game will be played at Lincoln two weeks Inter, —The case of the city vs. C. 8. Higgins, for eeping open his saloon after 12 o'clock at night, was called in polico court yesterday and dismissed, —Yasterday John Prohaskie had his wife and John Spislink arrestod tor committing adultry, They wore lodged in the city jail where thoy will remain until Monday when they will have hearing. —Pat. McCGuire, from whom his wifa has obtained a divorce, insists on visiting hor and administering castigation every few days. your kind win before Judgo Beneko. That gentloman in- | oxt servant, formod him that if ho ever visited tho lady's house again ho would put him under very | This request , caused considerable de- hoavy bonds to keep the peace, Pat will do | oo well tohood tho advioo and throat or ho may | N 4 g e d b wcould like to it A know tho contenta of the note mentioned, EXCITEM being informed that it was & note which “WWhat oausen tho groat rush ut Schroter & | ho had rofused to sign, ho said ho was y d i 0] s .l:!fi::n. Ila)rll;t;‘bfi:gr:lyDr.%;n’v{fl:':(‘i’::;fl:‘nm‘ll ignorant of the facts, knew nothing Saung Byrup, the mosh popla sy for ubout them, but ho had gono beforo the Coughs, Colds, Consumption and Pronclits | grand jury and made complaint against 00 the mayor. Mr. Hascall stated Mr. Anderson had gono before the grand jury and asked to have him indicted for something he knew Miscellaneous Business Done by That Body, Other At tho adjourned regular meeting of the city council - last evening, quite & crowd of spectators was present to hear the reading of an important communica- tion which it was presumed would be made public at this session, Roll call found all the members presont. The reading of the journal was dispensed with, and on motion of Hascall the council took up the regular order of business. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS, OMAHA, June 20, 1884, Gentlemen of th ity Council: Your ve o i, o8 T might say, nd note of the 17¢h inst., was duly re: ceived, and has been carefully considerad by me %o far as I have bad time to take its con: tents under consideration, 1 am confident that every one of your body will appreciate the request 1 make of you under the existing compli of cireunistances as concerning myself, this, that you give me until next ' ning to hand you my fir portant note. g Appreciating your kind wish and with mutual your obedi CramrioN S, Cnask, Mayor, PERSONAL T, 3. Vesey, of Long Pine, ix at the Motro- yolitan, \ R. 8. Van Tasoll, Cheynne, Is at th th|R0thing of, Ho was sorry for the old Millard, man who had been implicated in serious T. M. Biakely, of Madison, is at tho Met. [ complications, The power of the council ropolitan, to depose him could not be questioned, N. P. Kilburn, of Canary, Pa., 1 at tho [and of the facts thero was no doubt. Ho Metrodolitan, was in favor of letting the mayor out as ‘W. 0. Hambel, Fairbury, Neb,, is at tho | easily as possible, and if he would resign Metropolitan, he would carry the sentiment of the J. W. Jobnson, of Plattsmouth, at the Metropolitan, stopping | paople with him. It would save much time and trouble, in registere 12 : ‘h:"M(":'t:::‘:::’:" Qelahioy W rpiterad, a Mr. Anderson again rose and stated he R. J. Glidden, of Woodbridge, Cal., s at[Would never agrée to ask tho mayor to the Metropolitan, resign 8o long as he knew no more of the Miss M. Taylor, of Freomont, [is » guest |facts charged than ho did now. The of the Metropolitan, request upon the mayor to resign was the Theodore Prico and E. J. 0'Connor, of Lin | result of a secret meeting, at which he «oln, are stopping at the Metropolitan. was not present, Hon. J. B. Grant, governorjof Colorado, and [ M, Woodworth rose and stated to the family camo i from tho oast st ovonin, and | oounil that Mr. Anderson had agreod t> OMAHA DAILY BEE--SATURDAY, JUNE 21 1834 the defendant held to bail in the sum of $1,000. Being unable to farnish the re quired bond he was taken to the county jail, Thayer told several stories about where he got this bill. He said first his em- ployer, the U, 8. Express company, had aid him the note, but when he was con- ronted with the proof that this company dces not pay off in that kind of currency, he changed his story and_said he found it in the Fremont opera houso. THE DISTRICT COURT. The Last Grist Tarned out Yesterday Afternoon, Tn the district court yesterdag, the case of Bussik against Swoboda on trial betore Judge Wakely, was given to the jury. This is an action brought to obtain dama- gen for assault and battery, committed by defendant upon the plaintifl. The jury returned a verdict for plaintiff for §188.- 7 belore Judge Neville, an estate matter on appeal from the county court was argued by Messrs Doan and Hunt. The grand jury late in tho afternoon returned its last batch of indictments. C, 8. Higgins. Seth C. Baldwin, Hiram B. Kennedy, William Soderstrnm, Goodly Brucker, Charles Branch, James Smith and James Morrison were in- dicted for bribery. The indictment al- S “|leges that between July 10, 1883, and April 16, of thin year, theso defondants had paid to the mayor and murshal $1,950 for the purposo 10 often roforrad. o of ate. Tho following were also indioted: James E. Smith—acting as agent for a lottery. James Burdook—Robbery. Thomas Murphy—larceny as baileo, Tom Callan and Edward Kuester—sefiing liquor without a licens Yesterday's Game, The game between the Union Pacifics and Nationals of 8t. Louis, yesterday af- ternoon, was not Ilargely attended. The game was almost devoid of interest, and the crowd anything but enthusiastic. Below is the scor UNION PACIFIC, The Drouth in Towa, A circular has been isseved by the Northwestern railway authorities, for- bidding the sale of liquor on the dining cars of that line, while running through Towa, after July 1. The circular orders that the wine lockers on all dining cars be locked and sealed at Clinton, when the car reaches that place on weat-bound trips, by the company’s sealer and key custodian, and must be kept sealed and locked until the car reaches Clinton on its east-bound trip, when they will be un- locked and the seals broken by the said sealer and key custodian. These locks and seals must not be opened or tampered with by any person while the car is west of Clinton. A similarorder has beeen issued by the authorities of the Rock Islvnd road. In this order also ail agonts are ordered not to take liquor for shipment to any point in Towa which cannot be delivered by July 3, except such as is accompanied by & proper vrder to sell as provided for by the act, —— Army Orde Reoruit Joseph A. Lawson, enlisted at Fort Omaha, Nebraska, is assigned to the Fourth infantry. Recruit Frank Adams, enlisted at Fort D, A. Russell, Wyo., is assigned to company 1, Ninth infantry. Major Dangerfield Park Ninth in- fantry, having reported at these head- quarters in accordance with paragraph 4, special orders No. 110, current series from headquarters of the army, is assig- ned to duty at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo., to which post ho will proceed and on ar- rival report to tho commanding officer thereof. The travel directed is necessary for the public service, By order of CoroNeL GIBBON, i Horsford's Acia ¥ sphate, Incomparable in Sick Headache. Dr. Fred Horner, Jr., Salem, Va., says. *To rolieve the indigestion and no-called sick headache and mental de pression inciaent to ocrtain atages of rhoumatism, it is incomparable.” Headquarters for fireworks and flags at Max Meyer & Co. m&e-10d,j17 Horse Stealing in Papillion. Mr. Wright, of Papillion, was in this city yesterday, and stated that on Monday evening lasi two horses were stolen from the pasture of Mr. Smiley, three miles south of town. One of the horses be- longed to Smiley and the other to a Mr. Welsh. A reward of $25 is effered for the horses and $50 for the return of the horses and capture of the thief. e o Fourth of Julygoods, Fireworks, Flags, Firecrackers, Torpedos, Bucket Lanterns, oic., at Max Meyer & Co. mde,10d,j17 ————— Thunder it Down the Ages, That for lameness, for rheumatism, for aches, for paines, and for spraines Dr. Thomas’ + clec- tric Owlis' » positive and reliable remedy., Dr. Thomas, kclectric Oil can be purchased of PLAYER R oBI PO AR McKelvey,ib. 1 T 15140 10 Bandle,2 9 NI g Dwyer, s 8 2T IO T e Tunkhouser, of, it gt g ey Carroll, rf . 97408 (e B 0 0) Rockwell 1 b 0 1 b 0 2 Saulsbury, p . AR s L) Dugan, ¢ . 2 1 13 | o | Jimison 1 f, 55 1 i H0 Ay Total. 4 16 27 21 12 NATIONAL, PLAYERS, R PH PO A B Downs, ¢ and & & S 0 Shannon, p a FRINQ IR IRy McKenna, 1 1 1 2 0 Gibbons, #b and p 05508 gl et e Huut, r f and 0L B T et Cocoran, 1 f 1 1 1 0 0 Herr, b . OO R e i) Millsrd, s & LR Collins, 1b, . 0 8 0 3 Totals. ... 27 18 11 Innings. 6789 Union Paciti 32114 National .. 01016 are now at the Millard, K 2 Goo, H. Batchillor and Hon, T. M, Mar. | 80id0 by the decision of tho meeting. quette, Lincoln; J. F. Richart, Ashland; Leo | On motion of Mr. Hascall, the mayor Minior, Crafg; F. Sonneneschein West Point; | Was given untll next Monday evening to J. ¥. Burns, Ainsworth, registered yestorday [give his final answer. On motion of at the Millard. Woodworth Monday evening was fixed Charley Whitney, of the base ball team, [ as the time to which to adjourn, left for Chicago yesterday. Ho will be( From Peter Matz, tendering his res- prosent to-day at the gimo betwoen tho [ignation as policoman, Accepted. Boston's and Chicago’s. His brother will [ Theoflicial bonds of city engineer and pltch for the Boston team, Sewer Inspector McLane were approved. Me. B. Thompsoa, Albion; Thomas Price, mgflfl‘"“'“ ills wero referred aftor read- i 0. Towler, Sidney; W. A, Carter, | 108+ ., ooy 2L B Bhit g G Colton, ARESOLUTIONS. Beatrice; M. M. Sullivan and John McBr By Redfield, that the council sit as a «0'Neill; Charles P.;Matthewson, Norfolk; J, | board of equalization, on June 27th and C. Edmonson and lady, Loup City; A, E, | 28th, for ‘the purpose of hearing com- tuart, rogistered at the Paxton yestor. | PIaints and adjusting inequalities in _the special asssssment for grading Cumming AL el streot, Adopted. A Single Factis Worrh a Ship-Load REPORTS OF COMMITTEES of Argament,” On stroets and grades, recommending Mr. W, B* Lathrop, of South Easton, Mass, | the approval of the estimate of the work under dado of Jan, 7, 1854, says: My’ father | done by Goorge Stryker, had for yoars an eating cancer on his under [ Adoptod, 1ip which Bad been gradually growing worse SIS until it had oaton away his under lip down to| . the gums, and was feediog itself on the inside | By Furay, appropriating moneys out of his cheok, and the surgeons raid a horriblo | of tho North Omaha sewer fund to pay death was soon to come. - We gave him nino | for the right of way through certain lots ottles of Swift’s Specific snd ho has been on- ] h tirely cured. Tt has created great sxcitement '"i‘,.l:_‘;?,.‘“ the city of Omaha. B enti on blood and skin dlseses matled | By Furay, declaring the necessity of chauging the grade of Wheaton from THE Swirr 8exctrr) Co., Drawer 3, Atlan. [ Cuming to Indiana streot, ta, Ga, 159 W. 23d S, N, ¥.and 1205 Pussed, Chestout St., Phil; e —— Looking for Light, A telephone message was received at the city jail last evening wanting toknow | An ordinance levying 8 special tax to why the lights were not burning in the | pay the cost of filling and grading lots 7 Pacific express company’s offico on Far- | 4nd 8 in block 194, nam. An officer was sent to look up the| Pasted, e : 3 matter who learned that the janitor of [ An ordinance appropristing $838.60 in the building in his forgetfulness had favor of Goorge Stryker and $1,200.07 in failed tn light them, favor of MoGavock and Gibbon, The ofticer guarded the building until | FPassed. : . the janitor was found. The rooms were| Jteport of the committes on police to then entered to make everything sure | Which was referred the protest against and nothing was found to have been dis- | 4ttle running at large, recommending turbed. that a resolution be adopted instructing e —— the pound master to strictly carry out the 8eaL of North Carolina Tobacco is the | Provisions of the ordinance for that pur- 5. pose was read and adopted. A L P There being # misunderstanding bo- Postmaster am') A, Hewitt, ween the board of public works and the ey, Mich,, delivers himself in this | city engincer about the marner of paving - -‘k':h -;u' 'ul;la‘r‘ h(:'::‘imutbde:l‘olufh thnh intersections of Farnam street, way keep it up 0 stavdard, - o Will| each party, was invited to step inside the Sl the prople. Laball send for & 10w | rail and give his views to the council. L U Besides sottling the principle as to _— whother the board or the engineer should %o be Tried in a Higher Tribunal. |govern on disagreements of this naturo, Yesterday was the time sdt for hearing | the matter to bo determined was whether the gambling cases before Judge Benoke, | OF POL the cross streets should interseot ” Harnam on a continuous plane o t Thoso wero tho cases in which Marshal | po'bin 0" fah seed o sheilob, gubtor run. Guthrie sworn out the complaints shortly [ ning across the oross streets, and the after tho grand jury found an indiotment | engineer none at oll, against him, fllM.- Oruiuhlt;'n stated his Jack Moreison, . O, Baldwin, W. M, | {he imatter o tho eouncil, an b d by Mr. Soderstrum, Juok Wood and Goodly | Me B bue newater. Mr. Burker then stated his views, Boucker were present when their Several councilmen also expressed their ©cases were all called, but the ex-marshsl | 2Pivious, after which the mutter was re. Waa not present to prosecute, Jadge | frred to the committee on curbing and Bavage, their counsel, mado statement | BUtteriug. ing the grade of California street from Twenty-third to Twenty-sixth stroets. 'assed. osition in was fol. .%o the judge that thess same defondants| Lhe council then adjourned to Monday wore now under indictmont in the dis- | ©YeNing. trict court charged with the same offense a8 hefore this tribunal, and roquestod | NEuRASKA Srave Gazerreen & Bus. m'dnwh.rm them from his [I¥Ess Dikkcrory to be issued in Jul X ©ourt, The judge dissmissed the com. | 1854, price $4 50. J. M. Wowre, pub- plainta, har 120 8, 14th 8k, O e ee— o —— Fhe Viipe 0 (o Poopie, He Fonud the Bill, The peopls, a8 & whole, seld k g : bt it N degldad n“:u"“;of:(:" F. E, Thoyer, the man charged with Jraine which com s from those who have | *Hempiing (0 pass a counterfeit bill upon used Haod's Bsrspanillie, fully justifies | Henry Horuberger Thursday evening w the cluims of the rt{:’ ietors of this grent | yesterday turned over to the Uaited | 080 very clains 10 | Biatey guthoritser, An inf. i e 74 lo 3 " o uinformation was et ::l"{’ 28, 5 it the PoeR et |bled in U. 8. Comminvioner Audsrson'’s statements of wany cures, fufleose. Au cxamination was had arned rung—Na ional, 2, irve baso hits—Bandlo., Two-buse hits—Funkbouser, Downs, Shan- non. , Vaasod balls—Downs, 3; Hunt, 1; Duggan, “Wild_Pitches—Saulsbury, 1; Gibbon, 1; Shannon, 1. Timo of game two hours and twenty min- utes, ——— MARRIED, GUTTING-KUMPF—June 18, 1884, at the residenco of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Kumpf, 1615 Calitoria street by Rev. J. S. Detwiler, Mr. Benjamin Gutting, of Kvanston,Wyo., and Miss Lou. 1a Kowpf. Aftor one week Mr, and Mrs. Gutting will malkeo their home in Evanston, Wyo. ' TIRED OF LIFE, Henry Westphal Slashes His Throat Vith a Razor and Dies. He Is Discoverad By His Brother in a Heap ot Brush Near a Little Oreek. Yesterday a man living about five miles west of this city came to town and entered the coroner’s office. Upon find- ing that official he stated that his brother had cut his throat with a razor and was then lying dead. While Coroner Maul was preparing to accompany him ho was interviowed by o B roporter and told the following story: He said that his brother's name was Hunr{ Wetsphal. He was a Germsn and that he had heen acting strangely for some time. Thursday forenoon he procured a gun but could hind no ammu- nition, It was then thought that he wanted to kill himself and the gun was taken away from him, He took his team and went out into the field to work. He remained but a short time when he left his toam standing in the field and returned to the house, ~ thortly after he had left the house his father and brother started in pursuit of home but failed to find him, "They tnen csme to town for a physician but was laughed at so they roturned home. 1t was then dark and they could not look for the missing man. Yesterday morning about five o'clock the brother started out and found the lifeless form of Henry lying under s teap of brush on the river bank about one half wile from the horse, He was lying upon his right side, his head resting upon his right arm, his right hand grasping a bloody razor, while upon the lelt side of his ueck was a frightful gwh from which hus life blood had run out. He did not touch him but immediately camo to this city for the'coroner, who re- turned with him to the scone of the tragedy. T'he deceasod was about 40 years of age and in early days had dr-nt very hard but of lat had been quite temperate. | ——— Woi de Meyer, Tt it now undisputed that Wie Die Mey- or's Oaiarrh Cure (s the ouly treatmont that will absolutely cure Catarrh -fresh or Chronie, “Vory efficacious, Saml Gould, Weepiug Water, Neb." One hox eured me, s, Miry Kanyon, Bismarck Dakota.” *'It routored e to th Rev. George E. Reis, O lovillo, N Don box_ radically cured e, Hev. Tablor, 140 Noble street, Brookly A pars yoars sutferd g, J. D, MoD “f' N. Y., Delivered, §1.00 Wel Do Moyer's Iby Justraied diearies,” with statements of the oured, mailed free. D, B, Dewey & Co., 112 Vulton Street, N, Y et hurv & eat-m&Sem any druggist. DIED FROM DRINK, John Thompsoun, a Colored] Man, ¥Found Dead in a Shed, Yesterday the coroner was notified that & man had been - found dead in a shed at 313 North Twelfth street. The coroner went to the placeand there found the body of John Thompson, a colored man, who lived at the above named place. Thompson had beea a very hard drink- er for years and it was undoubtedly whitky that killed him. He had been on ahard spree for several days. He was in the habit of sleeping in the shed where ho was found yesterday and probably went in there drunk Thursday night and went to sleep to wake no more. After hearing a history of his case the coroner thought it was not necessary to hold an inquest as it was evident that he nad died from hard drinking. There seems to be a strange and sud- den fatality about Omaha whisky. There have been three sudden ‘deathsin thie city within a week, all caused from drink. It is a startling temperance lecture and one which should be heeded. Hammocks, Croquets, Lawntennis, Baes Balls, etc., at Max Meyer & Co. m&el0d,j17. [SPECIAL ¥ Specials will Positivelynot be inserted uniess paid in advance. TO LOAN—Monev. )TICES. M ONEY toaned on chattels, notes boeht, cut rate AVL tickets s 1. A. Forman, 213 8, 18th St 038 1m Y Toaned on chatiel morigags, by O. K oolley, room 20,0m National Bank G161mo_ by J.4 Toim M ONEY LOAN Op chatto AV BEATTY, 218 south 14th st < eot property ONEY 10 LOAN—The lowest AVL Bemis' Loan Agoncy, 16th & Dousla VI OIVEY TO LOAN In sume of $300. sna_npwatd YL 0. F. Davis and Co., Real Estate and Losn Agonta, 1606 Farnam St - HELF WANTEL. VW/ANTED - situation by soung girl to do chanber work. Apply at 2113 Harmo; 080-24p \*\7"‘,: and Co, D—8ix ood packing kou o hands $2.00 Apply at packing house J. F. § ¥ §94-:8p el for general house-work, must Lo Good wages. Mra. J. 00d 108 mouth 25th St. WA ANTED-Tn & family of thros, nompete and laundrees who will milk s cow W Apply at 800 Park ave 10 & month, 16th 8¢ 100:8p VY ANTED —Girl tor genersl heuse-work 217 north irlto go to Ml 1s, ono nurse and one for Go d wages paid to com 936-1 VW ANTED-Two good general house wi rk. petent nelp, 316 North t0th Stroct. ED—G: Wi iy or at 1001 Farnam stroot, man virl for general houseworkin M. Llguttor, 1000 Pacliio St., 983-21 i1l for_disnw sher at T. 220N 10th bt. 00 “A fow porsins to learn 519 Douglas strect, i, i r. for general house ¥D— WA TANTED—A cook, man_or woman, 83,00 per per week, M. Uberst, Nebraskn Houso. North Platts, Neb. £5p ‘, TANTED—A cirl to do g quiro on 234 6t betwe i do. o524t al Donglas and Dod; cast si '\V‘T’h‘" ED—Competent girl for hou ework. Good 941 0ok, corner Saundess and Indisna strects. 21 MRs, E EAVITT. TED—First class cook at 1514, Dodge Street C. B. Moore. A Wi VWANTED—Two niccly turnishod rooms with board in » private i by man and wite Ploase call or address D. Nordinger, 814 South Tenth Street. Are prepared tdo woo OUTSIDE THE CITY in any branch, On Short Notice HOUSE, MERGELL & ROSENZWEIG, Practical Painters & Decorators, CARRY THE LARGEST AND FINEST RETAIL STOCK OF WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS | *33p rnssco S0 aors 1615 Donglas Straet, Omaa, o . DECORATING Buffalo U. 8. Standard SCALES. Himebaugh & Taylo, WESTERN AGENTS, - - . OMAHA, BEB. R. R. TRACK, ) HAY, DORMANT, STOCK, HOPPER, - p— | WAREHOUSE PLATFORM, =i =y & COUNTER, -2 SCAL.IES ALWAYS IN STORE ' LARGEST STOCK IN THE WEST And is now in Use by the Umted States Government. REPAIR SHOPS—SBeales of all kinds repaired and sealed by U. § standard weights. 057~ Write for Estimates, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, 1405 Douglas Street. ORSALE~—40 acre farm, adjoining Elkhorn Sta~ Il house threo rooms S, W. cor. N tion; saloon and drugstore at Waterloo, Will ex- . Jumes Nevilie. £93.21p ANTED- Good cook, good wages, Emmet honse Oth strect and 16th ave. Mrs, B. Durgan, Council Bluffs, To#a. 942-21 W'ANTEu—uiri at 15(0 Sherman avenue. Mrs, 3. M. Counsman 043 b \‘YA);'I")F D—A4 barber, 706 5. 10th stroct, Omaha, > —A competent TAN i WAtes Weger giora bt and Davenport. o for Omaha property. J. B, SILVIS, 24p Elkhorn Staton, Neh. T -8ix room houte oo stroetar line and [ & § QR SALE—The Omaha Bakory, estabiished 1874, Containg a good st:ck of Fancy Goods and other QI RENT-Houso with & rooms and gond sizod | fiatures, wagon, otc. ‘Location first-cluss Choap for kitchen, withecllar and cistern, 1610, 11th strect. [ cash. Apply 518 10th street, bot. Jackson a Inquire 10 8 Castellac strcet. 83-27p |ard. UK SALE A good stock and fixtures. 0. sal 826,000 perycar. For further Information, address OB BENT—Nicaly turnished rooms 105 N, 9! “:A]TED~UIII for general hou ework. Apply Mrs. N. J. Edholm. 2444 Clicago S¢. 02 JANTED—A first.class blacksmith. A steady situation and good wages paid to the richt man, nt Foundry and Machise Co., Fremont, Neb 2 Fren 85! WA TED—Girl for housework at 2227 Dodze St.. o 61-1m “7“;' —Good disnwasher and recond 000k at L haubsum's restaurant, 1614 Dodge Stroot. 41t '\ 7ANTED—Canvassing agents to handle a nowly Pt article One t) thre c:n be sold in overy Cail on or address “Enterprise ” No. Block. TANTED—A good barber. Good pay guarantecd . B TEIGLER, North Bend, Dodge Co. Neb. or general honse. wo weeks “Z." ffice, 798 R T RENT—Now wore. Ak vooma on 13t and | 47 10 WOeks 4" D ofce Ly 02841 Hickory. Apply vago. 928-23p }zmcsALE~ REAL FSTATE—A great = 50lots in Reosc's Place, on St. Mary's av OR RENT.-Furniched double rooms without [ atrect car line, at very low price £ ¥ 80 days. Apply 4 1814 Daven 3 B 90421p_ | to Joseph M. Resse, 211 South 14th streot. 674-1mp {'OR RENT—Two furnished rooms for light house OB SALE_The good will and fistures of the Jicopiug, Boemor's Block, cor. Sih ad Howard. Crelgaton House. ~ Easy terms. 63541 894 O SALE o open sooontawat ooy s nrgl&dnumly wagon, cheap, at 1319 Harney St. in good locality. Im aud Erickson. 601-tt TLENT—Furnishod rooms 2227 Dodgs, JFOR BALE_ono piaao, us good as now. Choap 1m at Hospe, 1519 Dodge. 409 1m {OR RENT—Firstcluss 6 room _cottage Petoraon, s uth cast coruer 15th and Doug! 874-1mp 7OR SALE—Choapest house and lot in Omah Potter's additlon, 8 wowms, well, 300 barrel _ou two lots, 1: 0 feet front by 130 fect deop, for in w cam. £2,050. POTPER & C)BB. 1515 Farnam St. 466.tf {JOR RENT—Ronms in Nehraska National Bank building. Most desiratle uffices in the city. | Tyon gare_on, Shing" i : SALE—Cheap Iota in Shinn's 2nd addition Supplled with hyliraulio olovator and hestad by | H'iirkwood and Blainview, - FOITER & GOBB 60t 1616 Farnam strect. 42541 SITDATIONS WANTED. A Young man with » pracsical knowledgeaf book- keeping and wro is not_afraid of work having Just anrived from the eas wishes o situation in some L busines. —Good city reference, h. 9)9-20p Waol, sale or ret Addross L. Har VN ANTED—Situation by a German girl to sew in family Call at No. 423 North 13th street aftor 8a'clock p m,, or address A. Wolt, 981 7 ANTED—Situation for a stewly young man conchiaan in a gentlesan's family, who s will- ing temike himselt veneally useful. Two yeas city reference fr m last employer _Inquire at C R. Beballers, real estato office, Mi lad Hotel. 950.23p W ANTED ~An experiencod traveling salesman wants a situat on in Omaha. isa fair writer understands the keeping of double or singlo_+ntry is & good collactor. City references. Addross care Mail Carrier No, 4. WS VW ANTED—By a young Gorman of correct habits and good “usiness experienos, & posit on where he can learn the English language ani American business. Nalary a secondary consideration. Bost of recommendati s, Call on or address D, W. S Plattsmouth, Neb, ituation by & Iady to do second work, co office, 962-20p Young married man wants situstion a8 hook- keeper, in wholesale c¢stablishment in Omaha, 0.} care Beo, HISCKLLANEOUS WANTS, VA ANTED—wo unturnished rooms witly in central 1cality, for gentloman a POWDER Absolutely Pure. ‘This powdor never varies. A marvel of*purencss, strongth aud wholesomencas. Mo © 600’ omical than kinds,aud cannot be s 4d in_competition tude of low test, short welght wum or hosphate powlors. Bold oily (n oans. - KUYAL AKING P WDER CO JOK. HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT Cures Discases by Building up the System. Back. Front. “ship another dozen of your Malt Extrat Hont, aa before. 1. has lluncm{ wile xreat vond, and Is the only t ing s can tako with an agree: ab o effect, Its l&u‘lnl‘::i‘ Boware of counterfoits {To bo geuuino 1t must Lo put u” in above style & 1 bott e, and bear oo la- i bol the name of @ITARRANT & €O, Sole United THE GENUINE. Price, .$400 Per Dozen. Fermanent tenants ant prompt pay. - Addroas at roow No, 8, Sirang’s builaing. 10 WANTED-Intormstion wanted, oncerning my wife who loft homo June (2th. " Five dollars re- ward fur any information c ing her whereabouts itliving or whero I can body, it dead. Ad dress C. Vor Biest, Omaha P 0. 929-25p VW ANTED=Fo reapectable. boarders In private fanily; pleasant soush rooms, furnished or v furnish, ath room, pleataut home, terms reasonable. 585 Ploasant etrect, close to St. Mary'save, 9:6.21) W ANTED- Boardors to know the t. Charlos Ho tel on Harney St., between 12th and 18th will st up the bost table board for 4 00 per weok of auy house in the city of & correspondine vrice, 285-tf FOK ASHT--douses apa Loty {OR R* NT—One neatly furaished room and single back room 1015 Chicago, 10420 (O RENT—Houss 912 and 016 Capitol avo, F. Eaiabrook. 1018 Chicago 5t. 1000-26) \OR RENT—Furnished rooms for light houre: keeping $16 & mouth 2219 Californis 8¢ 102:28p DOR RENT—Eegant rooms furnished Morse block corner 1,1h an Capit ol ave- 18280 {OR RENT—A handsously furnished su to, suit- ablo for bwo or threo gentlemen Also 0no pleas: it roum for two gentlemen, ba b roow, 1720 Capitol venve. 900 21p first-class boarding house or private: 13135, § 1 2 ) Farnam, room 8, OR RENT—Elegant residence 10 rooms, Turuace, OR SALETwonty acres of tho Griffen {arm, 3 hot and cold water, bath rooms &o. 3uie bistor | el y miles from the Fostoftico, and cnly two blocks from Pratt'a sub-division. . Will be sold in 2, b of per month, 10 acro lots. Inguire Omaha Carpet C Fourteon room house W, 14¢h St.nearl) 131, 431 | Douglas streot. 20 4t per month, BARKER & MAYVE = (521 18th and € ar1 s 1 OR SALE—Farm 8 miios from city, near Union K Redick’s block. feet doeo and good otfice room. Paulsen & Co., Stock yards. Inguire at_brs. Moyor, over Roo dor's Drug store, 16th and Wobster. 872 Fo GENT—plano, Inquire at Edbolm & Erick- son's. 003-11 OR SALE—Cheap, fine driving horse, buggy and haraess. Apply room24, Omaha National Bank Building. 25t For RENT—Storo room 1500 Farcam St., by PAULSEN & CO. 4054t BUSCELLANEOUS, AKEN UP—Xay 241h, 1831, at my place one horse sorrel color anid one ' pony mare bay, black tail, d mark on hip, Owner can havo s . by prov- ing property and paying charges. Philiip Cassidy. J\OR RENT—Fumished rooms on the northwe cor. 12th ana Capitolavenue, formeriy Creigbtos ouse. FoR saLe south ride of OR RENI—Large furnisne room only, N. W. cor. 15th and Farnaw. 903 5woew to gentleman 43541 r the rinity Cathedral OT-A st ot plana 4 F R RENT—Chosp, one piano, une org Tower. Any ' ne leaviug seme at the Cathedral Hospe, 1619 Dodge 4 18th and Capitol ave., will bo liberally rewarded. e 084 23 YOR 3ALZ. — SR Sl & e ¢ Mary's ave and Dewey and Diprobe with deer head embroidred 1 contre. Pleasc leave at Dewey and Stono's and » rewars, 95 At a sacrifice it sold before July 4th Hoose and 1ot on eouth 10th_stroot, lot_89x14 150 top buggy and harness. Owner leaving tow ext moath. Apply on premiscs, 24 house south « ntre, 983-20p Toucks 4t with Hank Chicago, -~ Books Mixed accouu ts sdjusted, High- ha references, Am open to per- nt Adiress care Merchancs Nas uk, Omaha. 946.20p tal National oponed and closed est Chicago and wanent ogagen tional National B A house with 4 rooms closot an 1 hall able lot at reasonable price on the H bet. 7thand 8th St 991-%4p h 2 Ffin SALE—One emall_eagine and boiler in F 15th and 19:h, each 48 foet fron store Tuquire un the piemises, 150 JFOR 8+ LE-Completo st of turoituroat a. tous XCHANGE—A gr d b veveralstations 1p = P R T ALE—Brik, on south 16th St., near the il works by Baiey and Froake 1001p | fieeiava, = O T — | "pi0-80 TOR SAL< CHEAP—A good pony. Also harness — ~ and saddle Adires “K.” thisofico. 970-21p (CGNCERT at Horry Ruser's Park evory Sundoy L from 2 o7 o'clock p. m. 260 admission Boss place for family pic-nios. 785-28p THE HULL TAPOR GOOK STOVE The Pioneerand Still Ahead. Rood concition at 1423 Daveuport strect. Western Towa for stock for stock purposes. This tigation Write for par- " care Omaa Bee, R SALE—At a bargain or alew days only, 1807 or 1811 south side of Cass street, betwecn 182 deep, wood Desides closcts and me, (0od col ars, well and ci tern, itle iy for §36 &4 monih each. ouss, o0d, torm easy. 975:21p FEANK A. BULTMAN. room co'tago for salo cheap at 807 Burt St. Cottage for rent. 971.20p o save Ot LEASE—A woll stablshed and ing meat market. Address “G. G.” Bea uffice. Ll 972 21 08 SALE-Cheap, bouss ot 6 Fonsa Shiny Asplendid foceof property 1501 Farnam St. DJOR 8 Lr— 105 1 et corner of 24th and Leav- 4" enworth and Jachson etrect being »treets on 8 build sixtoen h A splendid invest- 'arvain St. 964 21 90x185 fect with a good 4 room hou e Shinu's sdd_worth 82,800, Wili se'l for $1.900 IREY & MOTTER, 9¢3-21 QR BALE—A No, 1 new hiouse on balt lot on ha't b #treot, 2 blocks from rod balanco monthly. A good chance 501 F o St 06021 vsder on § lot 1248 N, 10th e OR RENT—A plea ant farnished room at 1909 Capitol ave. 985-70p One store ln Crouuse’ Block. G. M 9841 JOR RE] Hitchcock. 'l 0K REAT— Furnished room 1010 Furuam 997-28p W/ANTED—Ni :cly furnished room, isassut locs ‘tlon, and near business for which liber.] reut will bo dress 0, F." care Beo. 98 0R R NT—Pleasant furnished cottage, 5 rooms, 605 north 15th strevt. Keferences required. 902-23p [OR RENT -Now oottage of six rooms, Jus com- 1 bou, 2010 Cass streot. 960 21p DOR RENT—Throo room house with civtern and well water, 1917 Chicago sireet, loquire at Ne. braska Broow' Factory 966-21p hG 7OR RENT- 4 good rooums south-eash corver $0th 1" and Cawlog. 901t d aeoatad, b shiy pal v onllar, with groundod pampe, sink and vutsidedralnage cou- nected with se ser. Mutt Lo furuished with new o Ol SALRE—Throe of the bast lots la Henoom 1516 Fan JOR SALE—A paying boardiug houss one block | O o, th t. o s F dre Mi lay Co,, Huigler, B. & M. & R, wa - L ness will bear inyestigation offered. - ddsess “Wiachell” care Omaha Beo. 9 30 place at & bargain it sold soon. Potter & Cobb, i 9811 loo, 000 Noww in Use, Fast superseding the largest old fashionad stovea and rangos It ha the simplost and most officlend stove buraers in tho world, aud with new improve- men s the casiost t) operato. Absolutoly safo with s patant resorvoir, now in uso the second season without a single aoide &arsend tor Catalogue, Price List, Ete, HULL VAPOR STOVE CO., CLEVELAND, 0. [VOR 85 LE—SHEK P—A Lot of fiuc Colorado grades —oor sisting of 800 ewos, 2, 8 and 4 yeais old, and £001ambs Tho ewes will further Inormation ad: out 6.0 yearlin ar about 8 p un 980 1wp A grain, stock and oal business in Low price and easy terns. Bu i- fion: “An tiusasl basgain {OR SALI W eate © kwypm 6 m H.B. HUDSON, o and full 14, half block idonce, on 13ta strovt, OR SALE -A nice oitt south of Miltou Roge ot otly clean furnisure by lomee.-Wi 11 480 on lunz bime.” Jaiuow G. Chapuinn, 1112 Haruey S5 973-21p Fou KENT—Furaished 100ms 1510 Dodgo Stree. 835 25p board, 1001 Doske stiees. P8 BALE-Toe coriest and wost desirabie rest B e o mud cutbulidings T e Fuli ot DJB KENT—Furals' e roows, with "fif;?;u‘lowlhl N QU 3ALE- oo seound band pisnos, st Edholm No. & Prico 830, 578 21p SHIRTS & Erickson's Musio Store on 16th 88" 8004 For Busmes_s, . Traveling, Dress and Tuquire 1447 denoe on Capitol Hill. House contains 9 1coms besides clow te and storo rooms, good cellar, city water, and all modemn foprovements Go-d b n! Weadings. ot o b TSN s oa o MADE 0 MEASURE AND READY-M . Lyon ou premises, 2420 4 " #rNeck Dressiogs. New Summer Noveltios &9 [ria