Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 30, 1884, Page 8

8 OMAHA DALY BEE--MONDAY, JUNE 30 1884 e e e " nnder date of May 10th: ‘“Mr. Naves, who | manager of the Atshinson club sat in the ANTED—A girl to cook, wash _rad iron. Best 4) THE DAILY BEE. BURIED ALIVE. guie gt May 0, A ars, e managr o the Atslnaon i st 1 the | WWARTID-A %, 0 L ! At well, Now skin has grawn all ove his face | disgust, avd if arked his conneetion with | ==~ PO I g ‘ - x and Jooks almost as ever did, | g i w0 ANTED- A girl in family of two, 1964 Farnam B " i % 1d Kk ¥ vonr eompany tosee him,” | the club would have said, from his ap-| VY ) } Monday Morning, June 80, | Apother Tervible Accident in the South- | 53!y G Afbtny, Gu: i | eseanco, U b nevar sw it botore, | % L2 A (] i under date of May 8tk : *‘Mr. Brooks, of Ba- | Below is the score: ANTED -0 t book-ki for $B0us LOOAL BBEVITES orn Ulllshl‘ls l]f fllfl Clly. frmk\n, |;Vl;nprn)v|ng fast. Hle gln my;bl&éz UNION PACIPIC, Whnurduly. "'A“m'.‘. '-nauk.f.fi';",'!;m':;!?: P bo up.. When he commenced Swift's Spe ¥ N e : £ 3 - ho was ot expected to live, ‘Ho has cancer Me’;{:,::;‘:. LB e A — 1 have several times examined baking powders in Lhs market to de- 7 7 e Dotglie Goutity Geachers® nstitase | FOUT Men Killed by the Oaving of & {oRFEEE" \ o 1 ttarter, of North Man: B B O I ) S, 1918 Dongn o | T s o termine their purity, raising powder and influence on the health of those it will begin in this ity August 11th, Sand.Bank, chester, Ind., writs, under date of ,\hyfll.‘t: Whltnsy, 845 3 9.8 0 0| ANYED-Tires et FaiiE HflH% them. I have uniformly found D&. PRICE'S CREAM BAKING g @ " —_— The lndy with cancer §s im roving right | curol, "y g, 101 0 3 of WA e rendint inis borge st 2t 20| POWDER the best in all these respects. ¢ ~The salo of the steamer “‘Gen. Meade h along. The Specific incrensed the discharge | py, o 1 9 13 1 9f==——s e I have just d o o " 9 ¥: has been confirmed by Judge Dundy. At 10:30 Saturday morning a fatal lntllh‘n film. ln; lllng;:,fl::llllwmvronunln gone | ety 1 2 10 3 8| XTANTED—Two good gifts, onstor kitohen asd bbe have just made another examination of the “Royal,” “Andrews! s " , and she is much better. i 39 B —Moses P, O'Brien has been admitted to [ acctdent ocoured at 1\?nnedy s sand- | N O T, Tonts, of flnr(lnnl\i.lln.“Vn" h:‘\::v":l l”t'. 4( ': l: g g practice in the United States court. bank, located near the intersection of wr(hha{ under “I.“’l"y}ll May H,l nl‘n'l‘mr l']n’l;l i AT ] 3 i much improved. e PN 00 Total %8 18 27 20 6 politan Hotel i —Menry Homberger has commenced ex:|Seventh and Castellar streets, in the |, t" in'moatall. Itis a wonder to all m coes 2 _VY_politan i _ % |8 Dr, PRICE'S CREAM" is aci e WRoval” Daryl? ! cavating for the foundation of a largo and |goutheast outskirts of the city, about | friends,” ATOTIEON, ANTED— ool girlat Frmet House, 116h, bet < Sy B g g . O give / handsome residence on Oak Hill, south Seven- |y v oo’ eeon the i ) Mr, James B, Ligon. of Michane Form| = riavins, ROBH PO A B Farnam and Harmey. acap A1 A “]‘A“Nf 'I’Lfl‘ihmh which LEADS to DYSPEPSIA. DPricesis a ndsom ] 3 ¥ alf a mile from the river. V., writos, under date of May 19, 1884; My | Burke, 2b.. 0L ey — - pure, clean and elegant proportion of Cream of Tarter and Bicarbons ::‘I;‘l“ l:“‘- Towilllay over anything (4ot twanty men areemployed inand ol S foily improved; my e Bt GUS MR AU i) WA i o B, St coraska Bteam Laved | of Soda, and there does Rmpnu wise enter into it anything that dl:'?ilgtrfi G ” t 5 otite good; cancer de-| Huber, o . p E . e\ b i r Wi inati i 3 ’MM d d Tuesday an opportunity around the sand-pit in getting out sand | (G Mot ant 1oy Dogan o hoal nicely, | Teonard, 8 R T ANTADF] o6 eVl hoae’ wook 1 hdl neither whatsoever worketh abomination, or maketh a lie.” fl;‘:’:flf’“ ;{."“"cn::‘ ::r Seachors’ post. | for 1. D. and James Kennedy, who aro { How can Tevar ropay youl' ey ;‘:lwnd,‘!gnudl 00 1 11 7 family, No.1215 N. 19t St. 236 30p 'I!l raising power “price's stands at; the head ven to app! st delivering to various‘contractors in the | MMr. J. 8. Rthodes, IR tthre | gt e L R T'he relative amount of Carbonic Acid Gas given off by the same tions to be examined at the high school. va wiitas undor dato of May 10, 184 My | Itice, § ANTED—Grl o wash silver threo times por | o b (10 ) as g y ¢ fi 10f Hon. 8. 8. Caldwell took | city, The pit is dug down twenty feet | mother has been using Swift's Specific about | Warden, SR [ Ry D ) day for board at MetropolitanHotel. o | weigh ( grammes of these powders, heated in the same way isas fol- i SSAEREHBRERL of X0 T, S ¢ T two woeks, and is improving. The cancer is | Lovett, 0 0 8 8 #fs—mmes e lows: 43 place Saturday from the family residence, | deep and is about 100 feet in diameter, il “’ Healing.” T A o B ANTED—A firat-class dressmaker, immediately, Sy § : No. 1022 Davenport strect. There was a larze baing cirular in form. On the | "N m 5 Teate, of Wacis Totals, . ° 5 31| VY 8t 1617 Douglas strect. 2013 p 'I[?]h I;{xceiaCrnnm BakingjPowder - = ‘633 cuL)ic centimeters 14 tizens, among whom | nort) o of this pit | under date of May 2. 1881: *Carroll ‘fering with batted ball, AETED—Good laundress at 8. W. oor. Harney | L11€ 1LOYal - - . - U q cubia centimeters z :::‘:::;Z’rlc‘:;";:a:a:tclior:.flm 3 there is a small ravine which has been l:n.;dcmu(la cn:mailnll:'ny' face, and has almost e 100 resta Wages 0100 pat woek Andrews' Pearl - - - ,_I - 643 cubic cmfimehlzrs . | partly filled up. On the west side there [ made a younz man out of me, Innings. .... 89 Pl AR AT < R I have used PRICE'S in my fami! vears, i ice i The specimons of drawing and writing, | o % o bll,ufl‘ the top of which is | 5% 1 Tinsley, of Burr Mills, Va., writos Unlmrl'wifla 1*—23 TANTED ~Young man to takecare of private liv- | hicher PRICE'S i ES y family for years. “Even if the price is ils of the public schools, will ro- A May 1, 1884; *'My wifo has taken four bot- o | WV st do gomteat osk: AREDOHends peosans: | Igher CE'S is always the best. by the pupils of the pi " e | ifty foot from the bottom of the excava- | ayof Switt's Specifio for a cancer, and has Oy, Reforances required. Addresaby leter “U," Beo PROF. R. C. KEDZIE. main on exhibition in smnflinwn::“ James’ | ¢i5%, The walls to the pit are almost |improved won urh‘xllly. Ih shall keep it up; ottioe. 1081 Lansing, June 3,1884. [ + M O K 1E. office for a fow days, soall can have an op- | perpendicular, and the sand is taken out | have no doubt it will cure her.” e sing, June 3, Ll portunity of inspecting the work. by moans of o derrick, run by horso| It may not boout of plucoto stato that |, pEd, M —eonarc & BmEACs, W LAl S B By oHb BAEe Wodh ot Sao d located on the east side, In | Swifts Specifio (8. 8, 8.) luentiroly & VeROL | il Pitch—g Tovett 2, Warden 3, | ders st." dira. Ritchi e —Dr. Potter, president of Union College, m;':r-‘::m ofih p?elu- :r :"m: :l-un"'; Llo proparation, and seams to euro cancor, | I.;y Md\gdu-;c‘ —Smead 4, Lovett 2, Warden 3, | ders rs. . 2.8:98p 7 0! o 5 forcing out the poison through the cancer. The " s b $ 3 —Girl T 1 Dave N. Y., who was elected bishop of Nebraska, six men at work in shoveling sand into I;::"t‘"cknh”“m ble ‘ovutioned. abont imitations Bases on Balls,—0ff McKelvey 1, off Smead z\"‘l«m'rrlg) Girl at Pacific House, Tenth "1'7& :v il it has notified Tev. James Paterson, secretary of the Episcopal council, that he has taken were at worl in the pit, and a large lamp the mattor under conslderation. of hard dirt fell from the top of ~The Knights of Pythias excursion to Ash- f the ~bluff striking ~ the looso gravel | 4y uo good fn cancer trentment, but are abs>: Land on Friday proved ® grand succoss, The | in the bank, part way down the slope |lutely dangerous. Send for full history of excursion train consisted of six conches, The [ At the foot of the bank there Hem Ulr;ml -sd- h:i diseases Eml (l')nnur lrgl:{r‘x;\nt thts had lendid time, being handsome- | standing two men B.' Brocknow and F. e Swier Sexciric Co,, Drawer an- l];:‘:&;tdnnd.;; ::a A.:l':ad'p::;lg. Saxe, The gmvel.whwh had been started | % G, 169 W, 28 8t,, N. Y., and 1205 Chest: of our remedy, and boware of all potash and mereury mixtures gotten up to imitate us and sell their poisonous stuff on the reputation of our Spocific, Those potash mixtures not only ; it tho elovator. At ten o'clock five men Time of Game—Two hours and forty min- | Y\7ANTED=Agentafor Topubluan and Demoeratts utes, Campaign Blographies by distinguished repre- — T . sentatives. Fully fllustrated. Got the best. Send b0 Umpiro—Tunkhouser. Tor Prospectus ty be roady bwo das s aftor nominations ¥ o = . | Big Wages Quick salos. John Burns Pub. Co St,Louis. Yesterday was inaugurated the series 160-80 . of Sunday base bsll games in this city, ANTED—LADIES OR GENTLEMEN—In city or and judging from the class of people at- country, to take nice, light and pleasant work at tending the game and the size of the |their own homes;$2to 85 & day casily and quictly § Wiy . s A numbered 1,500 they are | Bide; work sentby mail; no cunvassing; no stmp Every housekeeper can test Baking Powders containing the disgust- t stroot, Phila. : from the slope struck Brocknow and |™ el veaad PR b Or st adasoss Holisble Mat-Fy Go., Pl e —By order of Marshal Cummings & raid WAt | b, g him up to his hips, and Saxg was PERUNAL not very unpopulsr. The Oolumbus Wloiphi, pa, oo Hadeess tetiatle Muwe Gy o | ing drug AMMONIA by placing a can of “Royal” or “Pearl” top dowu me - upan (ks womea M"’ “‘; covered up to his knees. "Saxeextricated 4 club, from Columbus in this state, [ Sren “Fime ol gl for goneral house-work | O @ hot stove until heated. Then move the cover and smell. town,” and forty-eight were rounded up and | himgelf and then, with two other men, crossed bats with the Union Pacifics and | YW Apply Mr, J. R. Shreve 108 25th street. were not nearly so easily disposed of as 1654 presumed by the admirers of the Omaha NTED—A barber, 706 5. ct, Omah: Bino. The game was almost davold of | VWV bipgap oo 70 5 1ttt Omsha PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. brilliant features. Tho playing of the ANTED—Girl or genoral heuso-work 217 north home team at times was excellent and at 16th St. 100-3p others it dropped into making all and the most inexcusable errors possible, | W4ii* some players muffing the easiest flys or fambling slow balls. Tho Columbus | 7ANTED—Oisl for housowork at 2227 Dodgo St. i £ bette: terial in it : Fr h:,'mm'; i a’xps':t::mfm:: o GITUATIOND WANTED. MERGELL & ROSENZWEIG, 8% P“"f‘"’d to/do work city havin no more advantages “,rmfio—snu-clnn by a responsible and compe- OUTSIDE THE OITY of this king than Columbus, _ John, | Y Lo omn itz eoghiter e 1o gt ) i i {a)any beanth) son the catcher, played an excellent | &w™ 59 postoffice, Omaha. " 084.95) [ac ":a aln ers ecn[a U[S . game and Mlljlhb’ Wake, the pitcher, ir et e — :’ 3 l 0" s hl]l’t Nfltlce good style. Backus, the second base- Crpimi B A R e fr bl g CARRY THE LARGEST AND FINEST RETAIL STOCK OF HOUSE, landed in jail, together with twenty young|Tom Dougherty and Julius Schwinke, '\ T.. Morton, of Genon,'is at the Metro men who were found in their company, The | ran to Brocknow’s assistance and dug him | politan. whole crowd was a bad lot. out. 'I):mz ; lfile! t‘\lllmadurqund Ang T, B, Mallby, of St. Louis, isat the Metro- —Tho Knights of Pythias who went to Ash- | Were abou eave tho pit & second | jtan, slide occurred and buried the whole part; land yesterday, resolved themselves into a BT 1 Sian Kisnals, of Feomont, 1a ok the Metro- 3 under sand ten feet deep. thanksglving ""tl"";’;':‘n; i &:" :;":;:d'::' The men employed at the pit, together | politan. e e araly of Ashland, | ith the toamsters, immediately wont to | W. H. Andorson, of Grand Iland, ia at tho ar Lodge X work to dig out the victims of the disas- | Metropolitan, _having treated them with groat kindness and | yor = A} two o'clock they had excavated T EVAlsntins Lh rutaarad b courtesy, “deserve, and we hereby tender” | ghout five feet of earth, the work having h. 13[{. wnr;""' gL Yalaubnbi e thanks for the favors shown. fmgreuod very slowly on account of the [ th® Metropolitan. ¥ . —In the county court on Friday Mrs, Todd imited space to work in, and .1! thesand | E. W. Williams, of Kansas City, Mo., is at applied for a writ of habeas corpus to get hor ll::i'w be mm: out by t:ds ge;'rmk- }‘i: the Metropolitan, Y - 168 Were not recover efore a Iaf Mrs Shroeder, the magnetic healer, is sto) Gasghbes Daleyjonb ol Mully, Weighve et |0 ) thefevening. plag et ttio Metropollthn., Ee —Girl at 1610 Sherman avenue, Mra. Jounsman. 948 4 lishment, Daisy became a mother a few weeks . " man. Has had experience. Good references. About a hundred people were gathered ia} fo - | man, and Johnson carried off the fielding | Address M. 8.” Bee office. 224-98) SIGN. ago, and upon recovery returned to Molly riisi) sl A. Disjardins, of Chicago, is in the city, ) 0 y p g B Wright's pl;’:e, of which she had previously | 3¢ the '3“ during the afternoon, among | oo incat the Motropolitan, honora. hl" the fifth innings H“‘g}“fi S et e o | WA PAPERSAND DECORATIONS AND FRESCO Wooka ke fuziate. Thi Feal ob) 4% of the ik s the crowd being the relatives of some of AL T Gitohall) G 3., Andesson,.of the first baseman, was hit on the head by \me in private family, 620 South 20th strect. | STORE 7 o PAINTING, . THE UNFORTUNATE MEN, Rt st ) of |4 pitched ball, and was replaced by With- 206-28p Eraves 1515 DBMIRS Street, Omahy, espondence DECORATING Minneapolis, Minn., are stopping at the Met- ropolitan, to get possession of her child. nell who in the sixth innings madea TOUDg MAFFion mAn WaDTa_ iuATion 88 book: Thomas Dougherty, one of the victims, n B igherty, wonderful catch of a line ball from SN EIE S QL B LU e OR RENT—A_ first class_store in good locality. [ J7OR SBALE—Two open recond-nand buggies and for nursery. Mrs. Aug. Pratt, corner Park and Pearl” and “Dr. Price’s Cream,” and the results are the same as former- Popplevon avenves, =~ s | YHe B, PRI(?E'S CREAM is free from AMMONIA, while the “Royal,’ ANTED— oo dining room irle at the, Mtro- and “Andrews’' Pearl” hoth contain Ammonia. The final reaction of —One hundred days of the hottest season of | iy about 25 years of age. He came here K au Addreas O™ % the year before us! Consider this, housewife! | about two ,’}eoh .go‘gfw“l Apple River, : .(1:" vx ;;\fl:uth:nt, dA}l;ixA ‘:flz:m;::;:, t,\‘n;. g\;gg-: n:abfl., the only brilliant feature of ""_""“’":__________ Inquire at Faholm and Erickson. 601-t1 gine delivery wagon, cheap, at 1819 Harnoy st. Will you have the intense heat produced by a | Jo Daviess county, Illinois, and has been @ Arbuthnot an ss Susie Kilpatrick, e A N MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. OR RENT—First—class 6 room cottage S. T = A ool stove in your house 100 days, through the | the guest of thz 'Slaven ‘houle Ho is | of Pittsburgh, are at the Paxton, On next Friday and Saturday the Chi- Peterson, south east corner 16th and Douglas. 'OR SALE—Choapost house and lot in Omaha, In gty T S g : ' cago Reseryes will play here, and a good ANTED—To small secure room, near business | . 674-1mp Potter’s addition, § sooms, well, 800 barrel cls- ~ most intense heated season of tho year for the | supposed to be unmarried. Miss Ella Woodbridge, of Binghampton, li lcouaad forwiad to; - ‘centre, for storing and packing books. Address torn. on two lots, 100 feet front by 130 feet decp, for 3 " i Ry AN RN Kaothas of 1ihe Apar | R b game is looked forwrad to. with price, P, 0, Box 508 ity 260-30p OR RENT—Tooms o Nebraska National Dank | $2.050. POTTEK & OvBB. 1516 Farnam St. 406-tt paltry sum of §10? I guess not, Then buy ra » PAr-IN. Y., has arrived in the city to spend the |~ Below is the score of yesterday’s game: Y building, Most desirablo offices in tho city. | TNOR SALE—Chean Tots ia SBimm ‘ tho Quick Moal Vapor Stove, that, on acoount (£, it.8 German, and has been at work it | summer with Mr. and Mrs.” S, F. Wood- UNION PACIFICS. VW ANTED o comssting roois or Foom sl | Supplid, with hydrsullo slevator and beatad b5 | Fiiviwvood ana: Haiaview. © POTTER. & COBB . b lt‘;n;lnhcfinn glving 'n"',h:n ruhl;red wi'hpMelt;lfmlnc:orn:r of i“::rta;::h bridas xe \[N[“i"m'q 3 “;‘ rla R B wlffimm board.” Addrems, tating toras, 0 ;701; 1\5‘»’:}’ E-lngn': residence 10 rooms, turnace 118 T et L2541 ‘ t] 0 ! T u McKelvey, 2 4 3 % 27848 —] o A R y i poace and happinoss in many n family whero | vy 8y St SO T T ed, | Mr H. O. Smith, of the hosiery depart. | McKelvey,2b AR indvides 78580 | T Dot and cold wasor, bath roopus e sulabie | JR'CR, SALE=Twenty scros of the Griffen farm, 5 theso necessities have been strangers for years. B. Brocknow, a German, was twenty | ment of N. B. Falconer’s store, left Omaha Dwyer, s 8 2 2 2 3 “,'Alflfig—w: Tooms (‘u;?mm}' uulv.-:;}; ln)r ::nr%,:mhhunflnz houso or private residence $70 | from Pratt's sub-division, - Will bo sold in 24, 6 or W, F. Srosraxi, 521 f"’“‘h Tonth street. years of age. He began work in the pit | yesterday for New York to visit his friends | Whitney, 3d b 3 2 1 1y P Do e a1 | " Fourtean room house new, 14th St. near Jone €50 | Dougiag cteest, L1 Omaba Carpet Co, 1611 —The principal business in police court on | last Saturday. He lived with his uncle, |and relatives in his old home, He will be | Carroll, ¥ £ IAER0L2 010, 203.1p | per month. BARKER & MAYNE, he di i 1 the A t Brook A £ the oi 2 Dugan, 1st b oA e | | IOSTE 13th and Farnam. Fvfi SALE—Farm 8 miles _from city, near Union Baturday was the disposition of the cases | August Brocknow, just south of the city. | gone about five weeks. Saliebory, 1 0 0 0 0| WANTED_An cight to nino room houso, with OR RENT—_In Redlck's block, Stororoom 120 | qupstock yards. Inquire at Mrs. Moyor, over Roo of the soiled doves who wero ralded last night. | ¥. Saxe is a German, and made his | oneral George Crook is in the city and wil | Rockwel 8t d 10D city water, gas it possible. Within ten st SRSRai g 3an Oifw 00T § Padias s 00 der's Drug store, 16th and Webster. §73- ! There were nearly fifty of the very lowest llx;mo with his sister, south of the city. | i Vore a few days before proceeding to | J*W150% 1.8 8 3|pinutes walof the postoffion. Fleaso address H8." | 5,9 Famam, room 8, 760-t¢ MISCELLANEOUS. -] women roundod up by the police, and about | He was unmarried. Aok W vikey Sendl Wil Five himal Dokl 5 2 o»m o1 O SN T, Taquirs a6 Eaboln & Erck: ; [ - ANTED—A fow first-class table boarders at 1718 | I son's. 693-41 twenty of them appeared in polico court this FINDING THE BODIES, cordial reception during his stay in the city. b Dodgo St. 253.8p '8 gold nook chain and cross, Lottera ¥ morning, and were fined $5.00 and costs. | The work of exhuming the bodies pro- | He is registered at the Paxton. PLAYERS, R BH PO A E OR RENT—¥uralshod footus on the B0 sthws 00 pon Yobarn 0 216 . 37 Bt " oah s k3 . They ware vry bovglockin o ofwame, | gressdvory lowly.” i wast of 00098 | "Gy, prominet rtway s, Mty 8, b-coooee 895 14| VAR Tou cuman, sty | ot e kot frmeny G belng as homely as ahedge-fence and shabbily (and the nature of the earth impeded in 18 at the Millard. He has been lavite dy S Doberty s s g ‘1, g g !_j the old country. Addross “t. W." Beo office. S’nl;uulfil??:j 32?&‘:22’;'355“53“%‘.’1’5".’3"fa‘.’i‘f dressod. They presented the appearanca of | great degree the progress ot the shove- e 2 241-8p ican brand on left hind log, bush of tail cut off, full harl Thistia g Mo "l FOR BALE ) having been run through a threshing machine. {lers. Several relays of men worked in- | S™PARY Charles Francis Adams and Fred. L. ey (i 20 g . shod. Had distempor whore last seen. _Finder, or cossantly until 6p-m., at whioh time the | Ames on thelr trip over the Union Paciflc. | Yoo A S o E offer in 1ots to suit purchaser, eight hundred giving information will be suitably rewarded. Harria ‘While they wero seated within the rail, they y Pe M., 5 ke, ¢ and p... W St lows ctars Gt orsas ohde, balages | YAORSALE At a bargain, 50 cond dry hard wood. | And Hishor. 20048 ! were stared at by a crowd of men on the out. | D0dy of Fred Sox was found. TFhe re. (It is quite likely that ho will bo offered very | Withnell, st b. v ] b L S SRR T L BOGGS & HILL. %) mains of Julius Schwanke and Berthold | responsible position with the Union Pacific. | Smith, ¢ f 0 0 0 0 1| 29im BTRANGE BRO'S, Sioux City, lowa, 0ST—Between Creighton _ollegeand Boyd's Ope- side of the enclosure, Brock humad shortly af A Johnson, c. ; 1 VB Y ! OR SALE—One small span ot mules, harness and ra House, & lady’s blue velvet jacket. Finder will —A T Ateask cloMslog messhand dound bmn:“ ";?T?‘X “mD sl l‘:‘ { ter, | Mr, John T, Coad, a prominent cattle man | Hemphill, 15t b. 0 1 6 0 2| V| ASTED_Boardsrs toknow u]::lim Cfl":g; Ho. | B wagen, suitabls tor cellvery outft.” Inquire at Yease loavo the at Saxvs Drug Btore and confor & ‘arnam bod; om: s g 3 d VAT ot e iy on Harney St., batweel 's barn, Ot B - lavor to owner. 51.9 on Saturday. It wasa cigar and -f o oibok.. Mox | Thohas Lived in Oheyenns for mavy yeam, is e set up tho best tabis board for. $4 00 per woek of any | s o UK = # . not found until nearly 7 o’clock. Sox " : Totals T q w27 16 el tads 0T, SALE—A 001 milch cow. Inqaire o Convent the merchant found it {n his coat pocket. He |and Sl pakels bodies v at the Millard. He has retired from the cat- (X312) 1 5 =< | house in the city of a correspondine price, 238-tt R R A honae 1o ih,‘my 3 Kirger ’I‘RA\'ED oR sre:‘.}:’u—onl.mm 22, one large red X A i i o i > 5 pos ] cow, hos n, hito 'sta 5 was happy, of course, and borrowing a match [found erect, in the exact position ;]l',l,";""m o ud ;“” """"] Ol";‘?" '",",h"m"i G 87415 b1 in o o) o SR NRORERNT - MORRSR A0 LOWW: 21 ¢ 1] EATO LY Roud i on Gl et off, “Eundor Wil 'se. Wborally from a passer-by he proceeded to solace him. | they were in when the mass of falling | ¢ ha® purchases some vatuable lots here and | ;. , pacifics 3183112051 OB RENT—Ono rood six room Houso 825 por mo. | 0K SALE_Foue boauiitul ots n Mawthorno ata rewarded by returning or bringing information to 818 self with tho fyagrant fumes. But in an ovil | earth struck them Brocknow's body [ ¥ill build a handsome bouse. Columbus] 120000112 G.M. Bitohooek. 2854 bargain, $960 cach. R, C. Patterson HousiiLOh 179-9p hour the clgar, thinking that the Fourth of | W8 bent nearly double and Dougherty | Mr. Charles Ross, formerly of the Stan | Two B sHlie okl vey, Duyer, Carroll, | 3G R RENT—No, 2621 Davenport St., soven rooms, TRAYED-—On June 2ith, blsck pony whito_ fage. Aie s i ckw Scott. ¢ Do 5 = on halter. Libe 3 ? July had come withall its glory, commenced | W88 lying with his face upwards. So soon | leigh house, of Keokuk, Iowa, assumed yes- ‘]“.u‘:& fi;’"._‘”johmcn D arniaon B) 0. F. Davis & Co., 1603 Farnam 8t 200-4 o.lsogtgfil;umncl!u‘{ ‘l&t:“raz‘fihnxmnn o nnt e el ral reward, 2004 erco, :; a8 the rst body was found Coroner | terday the duties of night clerk at the Cozzens Maul, who in the meantime had been | Mr. Ross, whose face, form and features cer- tosputter and emit sulphurous sparks. The Wild Pitches -McKelvey 1, Rockwell 1, Fon RENT—A pleasant furnished room at 1809 smoker concluded that he would swear off i Time of game two hours and fifteen minutes, Capitol ave. 204-5p FR SALE—Lots in Saunders and Himebaugh's | QTRAYED OR STOLEN—One gray horse with lett addition form$100 to §200. $5 and §10 monthly | A eye out, and bay mare with colt, two weeks old, sent for, summoned a jury from the by- |, i 5 ;i Umpire—James Holland. mo ; smoldng about this timo and not wait tll tho | (¢ 7 FEREERTOC AINRY PO iy 76| eerponarith thosei of seho griginal and Jopg i TROR RENT-A five room cottago Twonty.fth and | payments. 26880 " | with whito star in forchoad. Rewaid will bo given if New Year, asis customary in such cases, and | iy was found and taken out . So soon ag| 1%t Charlic Ross, of = Germantown, Pa., & Capitol avenue. ~City water. Inquirs 2418 Cap- |~ v e ™0 o T Shann's addition at 8650 | 15th and cxinformatien brought torMrs, I, Kogler, quiokly dropped the woed to the floor. Thers | Daugherty's remains were found the bod- | "™ captured by Mr. Needham in the wilds of Qlavesne ELA0 ench, R, C. Patterson. 259 80 — was an explosion like unto the Quen's own | ias wore placed 1n & wasron and faken to | 123 091y & shart time since. Ho will bo on NOR RENT—An clegantly furnished suite, IRANEN VheOne bay pony, withiaadle Jiscks, dynasibers and $hé erchant ad P 8 gon 08 80 | o hibition athls place of business between the two other large handsumely furnished rooms, OR SALE—Butohar business and tools in an en- g y stal Aty Poun 208-28p an m became sudden- | Drexel & Maul's undertaking rooms to R Bath,oom 1720 Capitol ave. 275-80p terprising town of 2,000 inhabitans. Only two ly angered. At last reports ho was leading a | await burial, hours of 7 p, m. and 7 a, m. e ey e ixlzcn markets here. For particulars mdruu‘ ]L; ‘;nd NlohTwEl_Al L) with soy ral years :npcvlence 'fl % - ENT—F e " Bee office, - o grain business, wants a position in some. bull dog and carrylng small caunon sud had e b Mr. Jumes Brown, purchasing agent for N, to gontlemm: 310N, 10th Bt HTTL8p ad] P_ | goed grain point in thfs state, can keop tho books and NORSALE—House 4 rooms barn, cistern, well, | is fully capable of managing an office_ and_elevator. shade trees, lawn &, all new juif completed. Envmyellc'lnd tull of business. . Can furnish bost of Prico $1,400. 2416 Blondo, near Saunaers, 107-23p | roferences. Address for further particulns*'Y.” care Bee offlce. 161.476 ws OR SALE—Two choico timb o a7t woe notified Coroner Maul to be ready for action Tho inquest which adjourned Saturday | B: Falconer, left Omaha on an extendod Eu- at,a moment's notice, evening was taken up again yesterday | ropean trip yestorday. Mr. Brown will sail forenoon in the coroner's office’ Eleven | from New York on Thursday next on the urnishod Jron reNt claims in Brown i A PLATTSMOUTH TRAGEDY, | witnesses, mostly workmen in and about | steamship State of Indiana of State line, and 0‘}:‘,:;*?\'):1—:32 poard,Esniolepunt '“';';;"gf County, noar rail roud town. Good goil and | FJN0 EXCHANGE—A grain aod stock business loca- i A ; ; SR i1 5 - 3 St -8p | running water on land. Address Dr, Dayi chiff T RS (P st AR ¥ f the pit, gave testimony before the jury. |arrive in Glasgow in about ten days after leay- Bassett, srown County Neb. T o e A s Astock Fox RENT —Nice cottage of 6 rooms northewost | — corner z4th and Cass, Inquire at 2410 Cass St. 250-1p tigation, = Write for par- ' care Omaha Dee. I estate business in to offer will bear strictest in 0500 population on Republican Valley Rail- | ticulars. Address “yinuc rond. Excllint location, fing country, largo list, | 01050 best 03 reasons for selling, a splendid “opportunity, OR RENT—5 room brick cottage. |"‘l“2‘“ John | hooks show business. Adircss G, W, L. B office: Al Bleel, 6th and I Ty, 580 1724p n Mary's ave. Possession given July Tuquire at Blue Bara, 110 north Sixteen St. . 0 [ rkson, 238.98p 181-23p ) It appeared from the evidence that the |ing th o . While gons Mr, Bad Death of a Young Girl Through blne of earth rising from the southwest ]‘:,K(,,,,t“l ‘;.ir}n:,‘:?nml:::‘,,,dud I:,u:m:gl.“““; the Playful, “Unloaded” Revolver lee of the pit was almost perpendicular, | 1.0 England, Scotland and Tieland, Mr, Xdiocy, ut the laborers had been warned by |y g 'l'l‘l f busi “for his their foreman not to work in that _corner | FOND “:"“’ bl ol’;." “l ’E""".'" ": iy h ) i jouse and pleasura combined. He will return Word reached hero yestorday of a sad | F; e exeavation, ' H'rom its northwest{j Tl I LIS L death of & young girl at Plattsmouth, | nearly long-fiva degrees, which, ug some " A through the criminal folly of fooling with | claimed, was entirely too steep for safe-|. Soroful diseases manifest themselves explosive weapons, under the impression K The earth began to fall first from | tho warm “’"""‘“‘;i Hoods Sarsapar- th 0 steep bank, its shook starting that of | illa cleanses the blood and removes every that they are not loaded. Mr. R.J, Rasfry 3 tho slopa, precipating it upon the un- | taint of scrofula. Johnson, of the Nebraska and lowa in. C ——— fortunate men below. After hearing all TwlcE— TmuMPH“"Tl surance company was present when the | the testimony the jury returned The Delmonicos Downed Dy the Seore Furnished rooms 2209 Dodge Street, ALE—A flst-olass grocery business, an es- 250-3) OR p tablished trado in the neart of busines, making i money. Good reasons for selliog, will requiro a ca X Tywo tront rooms newly furnished No | ital of near 85,000, Addross look box 485, I a[ [] e []c - between Chicago and Davenport. i e H 249.8p NOR SALE—A rostaurant, making money, spien did business in the heart of the city, good rea 0K KENT Wiih board large front room with bay ling, — Addre ¥ window, gas and bath room, 1718 Dodge Bt. SER10F VMR, MBI OO Sz A% ISHD [ == = e s 252:8p Fm‘fizwv?fi.ll bargain, house and lot on - - 17t on Belt line block from Street car house I“Ol; mllt:g\'l'vk urnished rooms 106 N. 18th street. | jiont $20, per month, Price $2,000. Morse & Brun o s | For Business, sad event occurred. The victim was THE FOLLOWING VERDICT: Mies Libbie Cooper, a dining room girl | ‘‘That the said Thomas Dougherty, at the Perkins house, and the perpetrator Fred Sox, Julius Schwanka and Berthold Brocknow, to thei . . = oJI the fatal folly was ’fevdoro B;rhydt_ cation by ih?:vei 2 ::e;; da:t:flbgl ;:l:a“ M 28 m U Ab‘ol utely Pure. ~FOK RENT-Furnishod room 161 9Farnam &t. sop| O sfi]fl_w;m,fim.m Loan an | builing Traveling, o seventeen-year-old son of the |Soventh and Casteliar streets, And ! purorioes, | o - URSAANGE sy ddarom €, " Bee st proprietur, The two had been rnmping | further find that the men went into the atroneiR vl hloscmasain Moys eboomioa has JPOB BET=Fuisshid 5o 11T oA, o ~ Oress and the « rdinary kinds,and gannotbe s 1d In competition » MR BALE A good [T grocery businoss, : with the wultituds of low test, short welght alum or sook aod axpates Wil lovilos WLA0, Welee Weadin; s. i Cans. - 26,000 peryear. For further information, address w‘ hake_powdors c{’md only in . ROYAL *O_I‘I’I:l‘!::d"r;:‘l’\m;}ll;m ‘Z:fl'".::fi"::‘;g | room® | for"two weuks 2. Boo ofice., 798-t1 MADE TO MEASURE] AND READ o refercnoe required. Call or address 424 Convent 8t., — 43rNeck Dressings. Now] Summer Ncveltion_ 14 blocks from 5t Mary's ave. 240-8p [OR SALE—Threo of the best lots in Hanscom R lace at & bargain it gold soon. Potter & Cobb, SI ECIAL NOTICES- Fou RENT—Furnished room 1410 Howard 8t. lbli_s"!rn L o8Ltf THE HULL 230-30p JOR HAL" SHEFP—A 10t of :hw (:'lololmlu xm}:- TN o yONT —consisting of 00 cwos, 2, 8 and 4 years ol srBpocials will Positivelynot be inserted | [OR RENT—Largo frout roow with first-0lase | about 660 vearl 700 Tawbs, . Tho ewes will drees Miday Co., Haigler, B. & M. &. R., Neb. %0 LOAN-Momev. O RIjEsch usie of mo plony tarplielle: | M0 isp The Pioneer and Still Ahead. - . JOR SALE—A grain, stook sud ooal business in ONKY loaned on chattels, notes bought, cut rate | TAOR RENT—A 20th stroct, one square | ! Western fowa, ~ Low price and easy terms Bui- biokets suld. A. Forma, 213 8. 13th St. north §t, Mar 3 roous and. wwiimer | ness will hear bivertigation. Ab unusual bargein 2 eitohion $12.50 a monf arren Bwitaler. 1414t | offored, addices “Winchell” care Omaha Bee. sand pit of their own free will and we|And the Columbus Club Defeated by ) 3 foptther a0 while they were thus en further find that thero was not the neces- 19 (0 7. gaged Mr. Johnson came into|yape nr i Ao botal and apoke’ 1o Basbydh|teeben o pnteo Lo oo owner of 4 who walked behind the counter, when | further find that the said sand pit is a 4 Johnson registered and the young lady fl'“flg,“’“'. place to work, in the manner| followed to shake hands with Johuson, | Pich it has been done, 1 . A THE INTERMENT, 19 (o vhen Barhydt plyfully picked up & 1| igqnnady Brothors, in whoso pit theso |3t in it sead saw n comedy in nine el naae , po mon were killed, furnished each body | acts, the equal of which was never looked Libby and pulled the trigger. The re- with a good coffiin and paid all expenses|upon in Omaha. From Friday after- volver went off and the ball entered her|of burial and fuzeral. The bodies of ' it was reasonable to presume breast near the right nipple. She ox. | 0% Bobwanksfund Brocknow woro Taid | 10004 6430 ave B B " that Gov, Giwek's wards could play ball a " away yesterday afternoon in Laurel Hill claimed O, Theo!" and fell over on the cemetery, the funeral services l:euing h,‘w “little bit,” but Saturday afternoon's con- Those who went to the U, P. grounds aturday afternoon to witness a good game of ball were terribly disappointed, "'b’#iv“'l;;nii’un obattel mT\;x:laoTI;y B e oolley, roou 50,0umala Natiooal Bank. (OI RENT— House 6 roomsin good repair. Nice | 00 rmm i Ol Tl et e the counter, and before ehe could be carried | in Drexel & Maul's undertaki i i i had i yard, clstern water, Keot 935 pormenth 1411 d Proak 1011 up stairs expired. As has been stated it|The body of Daugherty was pm:. A fosh made 1} menilest that nine men "ONEY T0 LOAN—The lowest rates of muorest | Sscst 1 ARy todio W "‘WD"'",'.:Z'{:"‘ L T T M was that the metalic casket, and this morning it will wistaken their calling. Their superhu- Bomis' Loan Agency, 16th & Dourls 28448 [POR AL nis cotage and full lot, half block supposed revolver was not g 16 Wi man attempts ruade to play ball and the ~ O SN House & roums,commer Foppietonand | . 1 A MPECR ST SIS Gu dase sieel: loaded, It was a 44 calabre English bull- i ABP" i i A ONEY 10 LOAN In sums of ward Sneridan s, $10.60 pur mouth. Barkor and | I0gue bt M- Lee, Grooer, ey b River, Illinois, where the remains will b | égregious errorsresulting therefrom beg- MOTF T2I0AN Insame of BeR0. aad upvers, | M 18th and Fa uam. 18744 9m s - dog, 'N'l. Cly!h(wwb A had b“n interred, 4 i gars dilnripti.on. They finnl_ly saw that | Acents, 1608 Fernam 8t. 80841 F R REST—Furnished rooms with board, 1812 \o‘ulsu - MQ ‘-v"n',',’:‘;i..'fl"‘ class zu-;f.d'd. i ¥ & e g h: bhad n Epithelioma or Skin Oan they were being made a laughing stock of # EGLP WANTED. Dodge. 180-1p J ] Y replaced by f”"“ who eaid nothing | This form of cancer 1s the mst soevalent |by those in the grand stand and wlso | YATANTED A siel who waderstands gonral houre | (YOI RENT A furnishod room t 1815 Jackuon S, | OB SALE—The Oumaha Bakery, etobiished 1574 \ y to anybody about it and none but he | type, and is in many cases fatal, as it gradush i VW ANTEE AR o pcamsands poe vl bonie | B 104 30p stick of Fancy Goods and other ‘ s Lknow it was loaded. Young Barbydt is lyu'm- Wbl 10 destrope lite Tiacusl|shared in the merriment caused by| g, " NS NEvICLE = aturea, o, ol Losaton sl hosp for { 2w in jail, It isnot supposed tha: it | soom i wiits Bpeciis ts tndeed & specifo | their ludiorous blunders, - The | TXraNTED & vood wamen ook, Wagee a10 a | 1O i T Furlabed 1ooms 1618 Dodge Strst, | ol Apely dadisand was done purposely. oe Shis sourgs, 5 third baseman once became mouth, Chas. Flock, 5, 14th 8¢, Eagle house. [ — e J{ Ol SALE—Two second hand_pianos, at Edholm " 8. K, A, Armstrong. Verona, & Erickson's Mi 180 e 890-4¢ usio Store on o, Miss | g0 oxcited as to throw the ball to scifio the caucer | one of the Union Pacifics, who was standing close by the bag coaching the base ranner. The spectators arose from their seats, threw up their hats, and hol- lowed. In the eighth innings, after two men were out, the Union Pucifics made oloven runs. McKelvy in ihis innings drove the ball over the left field fence, which is now twenty feet high, making the longest aud cleanest hit ever wade in the grounds, During the game the writes under date of May 16, ing; is preatly raduced in size. & wow gives me 1o pain, and wy general health has 80 much funproved that 1 am able to be up and attending (amwuludwld duties —some thing that I had not heon able o do in several years. T feel that it will cure me.' Mr. M. N, Clayton, of Red (Clsy, Ga. writes, under recont dato : “Al) pai satlons in Wy caucer are decreasivg. dlddod){n I;::"' and the caviger Dr, M. Croadey, Oglethorply, G, writes r:}%umbu 1st. A mice 6 room o e SR e e kg sutor e .‘;‘,’.:&“::;:?..“fi';"' m“mj:tff‘_"{”@fl:< )R BALEThe cosiost and most desirabl res [0 T =One sorela Crounse” Book: G M | BULLLE, Gl O e Lt on prealet, B30 | O ey o workd i ik now mpeover g i W, . 2 o S S| 0O RANT- 4 pood s st corer 3 | 1S EAE REAG NETATECA, Wi e In ot Stitn o v wo e s skbon YAVANTED Firab-cluas vestaorant ook for short | TNOR RENT —Bix room house on srestoar line aud | oo L i HULL VAPOR STOVE 00, o . Tty rakturna, ‘or 180 | B conyenical v e Al mimedlahy, | poi saLe CLEVELAND, 0. 207.1p O K ‘colbage 4514 Capitol avo. Furniated 1o & (am - 1y 8. i ot oLl paymerta. his i the s | O S5 ence on Capitol Hill. House contaius 9 yoom Ok BENT—Nicely terstory ot ouce. P. . Culller, 67 Barker block. board : d 130 14 Parigent . and cuthy Everyibing'ia sk lass shape, st waperseding tho largest cld fashionad atovos VWASTER-2wa girls, ona - tor chumber mald and onta the casicst to oporate. Absolutaly safo with uia 86 and Cumiog. Hrect car line, b very low price 1720 . &arSend for Catalogue, Price List, Eic, 1 h \ good will and B..cs of C vl ave, P E Ossighton House, * Easy terms. 635 o dwypm m et A AT AT T .