Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 3, 1884, Page 8

2R g DN R R ¥ « Yrawe and Emil. Ketoh 8 OMAHA DALY BEE--THURSDAY, p——eeeee OALIFORNIA DEMOORATS, The State Delegation om thelr Way to Ohicago to Attend the — Convention. e e THE DAILY BEE. Thursday Eominz. July 3 LOOAL BREVITIES. e Yesterday's morning train brought into —The work of laying the asphalt pavement | this city three Pullman sleeping]cars occu- on Dodge street was begun yesterday and will | pied by the California democratic dele- be rapidly pushed to completion. gation and their friends en route to the —*The Emmett Monument sasoclation and inational demooratic convention which tholr families will rusticate at Pat MeArdles | o, vones in Chicago on Tuesday next. July 4th, The delegates were complaining #ome- —The fiest fron post in the Paxton bullding, | Ly o ocaune they had not been more comer of Fiftoenth and Farnam stroots, was| P00 il od at the various stopping erectod and placed In position Y“‘"‘"T' . «_nm...;t;1 n.i.t;u.u, }::;x p.r:icyl.:lyl —Fx-Poliostan Matza was relioved of his | in this city, where they anticipated watch yesterday while engaged in painting at | being met by & brass band and the I?'@' Mots's brewery, It was found shortly after- |ing emocrats of the place. The Oali- din a Tenth stroet pawn shop. fornia folks must bear in mind that bié f in the morning is a little early for Ontaha —A dispatoh was rocoived in this ity | FoC T stating that Mre. Strassberger, of o Aty Omaha, gas Tuesday night robbed of 8,000 The dolegates from California are as worth of dismonds in Buffalo, New York. | follows: —The storm of Tussday night was the third Jioavy wind storm which has visited this city w}ffi‘fl"l}"m;"hy' within ono week. The wind blew at u terrific | O, T, Foster, rate and the rain foll in torrents, No dam. | T.J, Clunie, I, M. Larne, ago has as yet been reported. AT LARGE, Altornatos— ¥, H. Williams, T, G, Hill, W. W. Lyman, H. J. Mohan, Mr. R. J. Calloway ontersd upon his dus "“”"”.:"v”" tios Tuesday ns assistant to Prosident Adams W. 1%, McConnell, of the Union Pacific. Mr, Calloway has boen W. I, Eichoirath, in this city since Monday and during that i ]lgr ,AD 'm: :;' short time has mado many friends ha; 1L T, Tood, M. T. ~The annual pic-nic of the South-west (4. 'IL AI \]\l/rluwm, 4. T‘mi?nl‘il:'en‘;lfil’\l“' ) ¥ Louis Holtz, 5. B, Stonebill, Tresbyterian Sunday School will take place 5 Mn:xrlw‘.‘iulmxhlt. 5, Jeuse Cops, on the church grounds this afternoon, Taurence Archer, W, McDonald, beginning at 2 o'clock. The members of the |6, L. J. Rose, T, Arnold, ", 3 o) \d A. B, Butler, T. B. ¥erguson, :::::.]ll“ street Sunday school are invited to Me, ¥, J, Clunie, who preceded the delegation says that they will go into the ~1In police court yesterday Mike Cun|gonvention solid for Tilden ana that they ningham, Neil Robinson, Jas. Honderson, R, | believe Tilden will accepe if he is nomi- “Vonoss, I, L. Martin and J, R, Porter were | nated by acclamation. After Tilden they onch fined 85 and costa for being drunk. Por- | will go solid for Thurman, *‘We think tor oashed up while the other five took a walk | he can poll more votes in this country S iba it than any other man. Ho is very popular Gihind broken Tussday for the|in Culifornia. ~ Aud then wo will try and e W, have our Gov. Stoneman put upon the araction of the bulldings of tho Groat West- | yioyo¢’ror vice. prosident, ern Carbon works, below the old fertilizing institution on the B, & M, road. Ten or twelve teams and a number of men are now| Following is a meteorological summary employod there, for the month of June, as turnished by Mo Mré grn‘nk 11 C?.?“’i,"'d““f.‘li" Tlnyl;:l"- Alexander Pollock, of the signal service: force at Union Pacific headquarters in this S kb shlo Moaiday nisFolog +0/ M || Lo men acomater, 00,0 ‘d‘m"" i Emma Bain of Buffalo, N. Y. The cere-| Monthly range of barometer, 0.480. mony took place at the home of the bride's | Highest temperature, 93 4; date 30th. mother, 193 South Division stroet, Buffalo, | TLowest temperature, 62.8; date, 10th. *from which place they started Tuesday noon | Greatest daily range of temperature, for their new home In this city. 29.& ot e e —A monthly drawing for & box of cigars, Bt A R s D e among the boardors of the Omaha House, fur- %::: g:‘iily mnge 3ifnctun‘xjgn'x;.tum, 20.1. nished gratin by tho gonlal proprietor, last | yrour G RO ity 75,4, night, rosulted in favor of No. 63, Mr. D. A. | provailing direction of wind, south, Ruseell, and the drawing for the second box | Total movement of wind, 5285 miles, resulted in favor of Mr. Henry Thomas, No. | Highest velocity of wind and direction 138, This house has 175 boarders, but some | 56, north, 26th. not helng present, only 157 participated. Numbor of foggy days, 0. Mr. Thos. Swobe, the genial and accomodat- | Number of clear days, 7. inglhost of thefMiliard hotel returnod Iast even- | Number of fair days, 10. ine, accompanied by his wife, from Cherokes| Number of cloudy dnfig. 4. , Springs, Town, wher ho has been sojourning [ . _Number of days on which snow or rain for a fow weeka In quest of health, Ho fs | fells 14 still looklog somewhat thin but says that ho| Depth of unmelted snow on ground at fooling much [stronger and better than ““"D"L"“’l‘"“‘- 0.5t whon ho took his departure, which fact bis[ pares O¢BEIORE b o logion of friends will rejoice to hear, Datos of lunar halos, 0. ~The following officers of Beacon Lodge | Dates of froats, 0. No.20,1.0.0.F.,were Tuesday evening install- COMPARATIVE MEAN TEMPERATURE. ed by F. W. Manville, acting grand mester: N. G J. J. Hardin; V. W. G. Clegg; | 187 Sec.,J. B. Piper; K. 8. N, G., M. It, Prow- L. 8. N. G., W, L. Mattioe; R. 8, V. G., F. Spore; L, 8. V. G., N. O, Paterson; R, 8 8., L. Faist; L. 8, 8, W. A Kelly; 0, G., R. E. Livesoy; I G., W, Anderson. —Some persons will Insist in sending com. munications without signatures to this office and accompanylng them with a note request- ing publication. The latest is in recard to |} some slaughter house. If tho parties writing ‘communications have not sufficient courage to wign their namos as & guarantes of good faith, their communication is it only for the wasto baskot. And then, o0, if the slaughter-house ‘mentioned I a nulsanco why,do not the per- sons living in that locality Iay the matter bo- fore the city council? The editor of a news- paper cannot go down and pitch the slaughter- | A Pleasant Social Time at the En- house into the river, glish Lutheran Church Tuesday Evening, Ay i | Metorolngical Summary, COMPARATIVE PRECIPITATIONS. Inches, Yoar, Inches. 8.48 inches 409 inches 14 inches 05,56 inches 2,05 inches 0 inches AvrxaNDER POLLOCK, Sorgeant, Signal Corps, U, 8. A, LUTHERAN SOCIABLE. Last evening a very pleasant party was| The lecture room of the Englsh Luth- given at the residence of Mr. and Mrs, | eran church was well filled with members Frank Dunell, on Walnut street, South |and friends of the congregation Tuesday ()mh?. hl)muill:z was |mliulged lg'“ until | evening to participate in a sociable, The an early hour this morning. 'ine re- pared freshments were served. Following is y:uug l;r“p'h ol the curoh hln;‘ pl:e a partial list of those prosent: Mr, and | *® @xcellont programmo as tollows: Mo, Bhorwood, Mr, and Mes, Smith, It chirs vy r. an . Wobster, . and M o ¢ Woodward, Mr, and Mrs, Shop, Mits | Neading Aunie . Quigley, Hannah, and Maggio [ Vocal solo. McCarthy, Sarah MecGavock, Minnie | lteading. .. Mablo and Lulu Woodward, Luilu Clark, | ¥ooal solo- Tillie Anderson, Mertlo Estes, Ella Lo- | pimno tio gan, Lillic Woods; Mr. Lon. Pinnell, | Reading. .. ‘Rey. J. 8. Detwiler Mike Flynn, Mike McOarthy, J. J.| hg programme was very well rendered ‘Wyers, D. E. Mellus, John Umpherson, J oleoti G Dodls. J AR throughout, The sclections worthy of . Doyle, Jorry Louck, Jerry Hagarty, | hurticular mention were the duet by the H, L. Jones, R. 8, Woodward, Charlie TRoed d th di £ Mi 8tout, John Harden, T. Hamlett, B. M. | Doimansing. Nim k Aftor tho i programme ice cream and Real Es - cake were served in abundance. A col- Eatato Transfors. loction was taken and the treasury of the The following transfers were filed for | Young l'w{:h'- society was enriched rocord fin tho county clorks offio July 1, |nearly 820 Khereby. L ) verybody pi went in for a goo ::::I:“'“ for the Buaby Amm' rel o aid hiad ki Itis tho intention of ency. the young people to give a sociablo of Jas, G. Mogeath and wife to School | this character at least once a month in dinricl.Nfit‘r). 87 wd, lots 30 and 36, Clark | the future. place, $750. e —— ames J. Brown and wife to Woodman 'Lirineod Ol Works wd, lots 3 and 4, block GIGER'S (iASH' i £10,600. oihn . Horbach and wifs to Augnst|The Alleged Cause of a Buicide in Nelson wd, lot 7, block b, Parkers add., Council Bluffs. $300. Byron Roed and wife to Wm, and Ohristian Peterson wd, lot 6, block 9, Rood's 1st add., 8650, e John Uapbell aud Byron Reed and wives | in the Council Blufls jail two z:i ;(«.;:l ‘(foo Hayden wd, lot 4, Reed's 2d | ago ., $1,000, o A short time ago a wman named Eli N ”,—0—,, P00 Robbory, (::sr coming from Roseville. 11l and ; 7 A L) . |looking for land, landed at Kearnoy, Neb. The Mondsy night robbery promises | Stop Ao there & short time ho bought & bhlm%g of a myth, It seoms |team traveling outfit and started for that the wan Lennon, who is in jail Ainsworth across the country. Avriving harged with robbing K incaid, is right- | there aud being of a somewhiat timid na- fully entitled to all the money found in | "re he was the victim of what was con- his possossion. He is still in jail aud is | *idered a good joko. Soveral men pro. quite il from an attack of delorium tro- | tendink to be vigilantes srrested hin menn, and as's00n aa he is ablo to have au | Beld: 8 mack trial and fined him §70, R DL TR M 0 A telling him to leave the country ns soon Ty _prors takha 4o Gould got away or they would Iynch A 3 him, o man went w Stuart and 4 Tho Coming Fyons, :,“.lll‘lz‘:::‘(-“ud ';: d:ath. He wanted §.8 4 . bE 3 6] eam and got away from the A’ meoting of the State Firemen's | yisilanters whom ho said wu{o pursu Tournsment committeo wes held last|him. Itseems the poople tried to quiot in the police court room to take | him and assure him that he was safe, but parstory for the coming event. | the poor fellow was 4o soared that he “Tho bid of 8400 by £). Lerger, for booth [ would not be pacified. Afcor selling his pfim'ulnuphdbv the cqmmittee. | team he telegrapbed to Nory Ellis to A tteo was also appointed to put in’ come up to Btuart and take him to order the race track on the state fair{Omsha. Arriving in Omahs that dey which will be done as soun a®|aud still laboring under the hallucination comiog races have closed, that he was beiug pureued, he cut his voosae. .. Pastor Miss Margia Hambright The Misses l(uafler Miss Lizzie Lelsenring e Ir. Rusl .Rev. J. 8, Detwiler . Miss Nottle Vapor ...Miss Lizzie Leisonring <vvee0Oncar Goodman The O'Neil Tribune gives the following explanation of the suicide of Eli Giger weoks throat from the effects of which he died, We understand the parties who caused the suicide have been arrested at Ains. worth. TURNING UP THIEVES, A Den of Night Workers Brought to Light in Shinn's Adaition, On Tuesday night, during the preva: lence of the furious rainstorm, Horace Jones, who lives in Shinn's addition, was unfortunate enough to have stolen aset of harness, six one hundred pound sacks of meal, two hundred pounds of bran, and other such articles. Detective C. J. Emery was given the 0| case, and by a simple mule track was en- sbled to successfully hunt down the midnight mauraders, Mra. Barrett, near whose house a mule was found whose feet fitted the tracks leading away from Jones' barn, was arrested with her son. Upon searching the house, barn and ard a great many articles thought to have Lon stolen were found. Among them woroe a carpenters chest filled with tools, clothes-lines strung with clothes, and all the goods missed by Mr. Jones. A warrant was sworn out before Jus- tice Bartlett, and Mrs. Barrett, with her son, were arrested on the charge of grand larceny. Fred Barrett, another son of Mrs. Barrett, was indicted at the last term of court and is still at large. e e——— Coffee and Reading Room, The W. C. T. U. Coffee and Reading Rooms on corner Fifteenth strect and Oapital avenue do not seem to be a fail- ure as the following statement will speak for itself. The ladies solicited to begia with and assumed a debt of $150 the first of April; since that time to Julydst— throe months—the receipts have been $1,082.95. All debts are paid and they have & small bank account. Larger rooms are necessary as their patronage is increasing 8o fast; business men and Iadies from all parts of the city and coun- try enjoy the clean home cooking frund there. Their register shows names from the Atlantic to the Pacific consts’ Sarely the ladies should be thanked and well encouraged by the citizens of Omaha for their undertaking. e School Apportionment. Lixcoy, Nev, Juno 26, 1884, The apportionment for June, 1884, is as fol- follows. it, U, 300 09 B 13,050 Op State Tax. .. 56,820 55 o 7,261 40 " Unp'd Prin. S 118,158 20 Loaso of School Liands, 96 Fract. Rem......... 89 TOTAL. ‘Whole No. Dhildren Apportioned Fract, Rem Rate Per Scholar. No of children in Douglas county 183,364, The share of Douglas county is $19,364.40, W. W. W. JoNEs, Supt. Pub Instruction, — e ——— Omaha's Orators, Bolow is a partial list of gentlemen, residents of this city, who will orate at different points in the state on July 4th: Julius 8. Cooley, of Judge Wakeley's office, will deliver the oration of the day at his old home at Cedar Oreek, Cass wunt‘.v R. W. Beckenridge, at Albion. Mr, Gurley, of Thurston and Hall's, at Auburn, Nemaha, county. John L. Webster, at Grand Izland. e ——— DIED. ¥ DELOR—In this city, at St. Joseph's hospi- tal, July 1, 1884, at about 9:30 p, m,, Eliza- DJ ged 22 years, Funeral July 8d, at 9 a. m. from residence Twenty-third and Pacific streets. MINOGUE—Mary, daughter of Anna and John Minogue, flnly 2, aged 11 months and 16 days. Funeral will take place July 3, at 2 o'clock p. m., from the residence on Twelfth street, betwoen Pacific and Pierce, Friends are in- ited. — - ‘W.JO. T. U, Notice, Meeting of Woman's Christian Tem- erance union, Thursday, July 3, in the 'irst M. E, church, at 2:30 p. m. By order of the president. L. G. Caarrrox, Sec'y. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purences, strength aud wholesomoness. Mose economical than the rrdinary kin cannot be s 1d in compotitior with the multitude of low test, short welght alum or Blosplate vowdees. Sold ocly in oane L AKING P WDER €O SPECIAL NOTICES. s g Wwill Positivelynot be inserted nal p:‘.!fid in advance, v o TO LOAN—Monov. ONEY loaued on chattels, notes bought, cut rate tioketa sold. A Forma, #18 8. 18th St. 38 1m ONEY TO LOAN—Tho lowest_rates of intorest Bouls' Loan Ageooy, 16¢h & Dousla 154-40 Agente, 1605 Faruam St. HELP WANTED. - VW ANTED—& good secand eo 'k at ou work and 0 d wages to & sober wan . Addross “Perking Hoy 868 8p W ANTED—A gidl for goneral housework Ope that can wash and Lrou proferrod. Mra. Wi, {h, Grunebaum, 20t street, near Bt. MAry's aveous. vy ANTBD —Firet class girl for general house-work l Apply My, J. R, Shreve 108 25th stroet. Loss | 0K BENT | Fnsfi.fi JULY 3 1884 ANTED- A good giel for general house work in sl amily, Good wages and steady piscs Tnquire 2416 Davenport 8t. s8b-4p XATANTED—Two goirls to go to the country. Good d. Call on Mrs, Clarkson, h stroet, 368-3p WANTED-Two dishwashers and_two _dining room girls Immediately. Good wages paid st ___Soisp 2015 Ow'ifornia 8-4p 1600 Farnam street. VA ANTEDA girl for house stroot. ANTED-A girl for housework. Mrs. W. W Biogham, west side 16th street, 4th hot of Leavenworth. VWANTED-ait for genera house work In_small tamily, No.1215 N. 10th 8¢ 3314p i FANTED ~A dining room girl and PV ANt weges, Boston Restaursat, 1415 Dol 8. 09-4p “XANTVH—A barber, 708 . 10th stroet, Owmaha. V oak German for gen- 2hSt. 340 8p nd :D—One girl for oooking, washing ing. Mrs. Pattee, 8. E. cor. 0th and. Call 47.2p ANTED—A girl to ook, 211 north 14th street, « nd Davenport, 852 ANTED—A girl for housowork and one to take ‘oare of small child at 581 Ploasant St. 802 2p VAVANTED--A gir for general house work at 3105 Chicago 8t _ M85 ANTED—A competent girl for general hovse- work. Wages $20.a month. N. W. cor 18tn and Davenport. 31 7 ANTED—Good 600k, washerand irone other need apply.) Wages §5. por woe ply 1008 Davenport St VWANIED-An tatelicort and_responsible boy ‘with horse, to carry evening Boe. Call § a. m. YV ANTED—Gir or house-work 015 mm;i;nb 5 17.6p VWANTED-A gt to do general house-work at 1813 ter stroct. 203-5p VV/ANTED-A good sctire woman ko do dintng room work. Wages 84 per week. Apply at 912 Douglas St. g tt VWANIED-A ho understands general house work, at . W. Corner Harn h 5. ol IS BUS WA o dining room girls at 104 south 16th Street. 308-3p ‘\'ANTII» fo hiro a ghl for general house work, Gorman preferrad. Inquire of 8. Lehman, 1108 Faruam St 8304 VW ANTEDGlet or goneral honse-work. ply. Davenport. p ork. In fi T Asrat for best 10.cont campalgn medals Perfectlikoness. Writo at on e for oxcluslve Tenitory. G. N, Busby & Co', 517 Market St., Ph'ia #10.5- Y ANTED—A girlto o general house work at 1521 8¢ Mary's ave. 329t Wnfiny "Agirl in family of two, 1004 Farnam 8¢, 288-t1 ANTED—Good girl at Emmet House, 11¢h, bet. Famam and Harney. £35-3p ANTED—LADIES OR GENTLEMEN—In city or count ake nice, Xlxhblndrl casant work at thelr own h 2t0 858 day easily and quietly made; work y mall; no canvassing; no stamp for lcgly. Please addiess Leliable Man'f’g Co., Plil- adelphin, Pa. 149 1Imo ANTED—Girl or general heuse-work 217 north 16th St. 109-3p ANTED—Girl at 1610 Sherman nvenue. Brs. J. M. Counsman 948 t1 A BOOM FOR BLAINE. The Organization of the Republican Club Completed Last Evening, About one hundred were present last evening at the adjourned meeting of the Blaine and Logan club, at Falconer's hall. The meeting was called to order by its president, John Rush, who stated the object of the meeting was to complete its organization. Mr. Rush then read the names of those appointed by him to serve as members of the executive committee. John Rosysky, Ed. W, Simeral, W. B. Payton, W. J. Broatch, John T. rke and William Coburn, were the appointed members. Mr. Stenberg objected to one member on the committee who, the objector stated, had said he would not support the ticket of the club, Mr. Clark then moved that Mr. Rosy- sky, the member referred to, be seen, and his attitude toward the ticket be learned, and a report be made to the club at its next meeting. A motion that E. M. Stenberg be ap- pointed to serve in place of Mr. Rosysky in case ho could not serve was tnblcdy, as being premature. A motion was made and carried that a committee of six, one from each ward, be appointed to select the names of twelve to serve as vice-presidents of the club, The committee, consisting of Judge Stenberg, Dan C. Shelly, Len Livesey, Frank Walters, J. T. Clarke, and J. D. Phillips, reported the names of R. G. Jenkinson,J. W, Westberg, J. 8. Hascall, E. A. O'Brien, John H. Sahler, Matt Hoover, GGustave Anderson, G. M. Hitch- cock, Henry Estabrook, Joe Redman, J. B. Furay, and D. B, Sargent. On motion a committee of two from each ward was appointed to solicit mem- bers to the club. The committee was appointed by the chatr. A motion that it in the sense of the meoting that G. M. Hitchcock serve as president in the absence of Mr, Rush from the meeting was withdrawn by the mover. A motion that the vice-presi- denta act as president in the absence of Mr. Rush in the order in which they are named, was carried. The club then adjourned to meet next Monday evening. INE"RASKA STATE (AZETTEER & Bus- ~Ess DirecToRY to be issued in July, 8b4, price $£50. J. M. WoLre, pub- her 120 S, 14th St., Omaha, COMPARATIVE WORTH or BAKING POWDERS. ROYAL (Absolately Pure). .. AN ———— 7 ) GRANT'S (Alum Pawder)% RUMFORD'S (Phosphate) tresh R HANFORD'S, when fresh....... EEEEG—E— REDHEAD'S.... L IR I TSI CHARM (Alum Powder)% ... . NG AMAZON (Alum Powdert . .. G CLEVELAND'S YR I R EE B PR PIONEER (San Francisco) ... . ESS CZAR ... e DR, PRICE'S.. | R S LR SNOW FLAKE (Groft's, St. Pau]) pumu e LEWIS" . CONGRESS...... HECKER'S...... GILLET'S...... FANFORD'S, when not frosh. . . IS { ANDREWS & €0, (contains alum il wakon Rogai o W BULK (Powder sold loose). . RBUMFORD’S, when not fresh.. .8 3 REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS As to Purity and Wholesomeness of the Royal Baking Powder. I+« have tested a package of Royal Baking Powder, which I purchased in the i open market, and find it composed of pure and wholesome ingredients. It is a cream of tartar powder of a high degreo of merit, and docs not contain either alum oL g ‘phosphates, or other injurious substances. E. G. Lovs, Ph.D.” - 41t it & ecientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure.’ “H. A, Morr, Ph.D."” &1 have examined a package of Royal Baking Powder, purchased by myself in j arket. 1 find it entirely freo from alum, terra alba, or any other injurious sub- HesrY MorToN, Ph.D., President of Stevens Institute of Technology.'” 1 have analyzed a package of Royal Baking Powder. The materials of which 1t Is composed are pure and wholesome, 8, DANA HaYEs, State Assayer, Mass,” The Royal Baking Powder recoived the highest award over all competitors at the Vienna World's Exposition, 1873 ; at the Centennial, Philadelphia, 1876 ; at the American Institute, and at Stafe Fairs throughout the country. No other article of humanfood has ever received such hizh, emphatic, and uni- versal endorsement from eminent chemists, physicians, scientists, and Boards of Health all over the world. Note.—The above DIAGRAM fllustrates the comparative worth of various Baking Powders, as shown by Chemical Analysis and experiments made by Prof. Schedler. A one pound can of each powder was taken, the total leavening power or volume in each can calculated, the result being as indicated, This practical test for worth by Prof. Schedler only proves what every observant consumer of the Royal Baking Powder knows by practical experience, that, while 1t costs o few cents per pound more than ordinary kinds, it is far more economical, and, besides, affords the advan= fair minded person of these facts. * While the diagram shows some of the alum powders to be of a higher do, of strength than other powders ranked below them, it is not to be taken as indica~ ting that they have any value, All alum powders, no matter how high their strength, are to be avoided as dangerous, T—With board largo front room with window, gas and bath room, 1718 Dodgo ot. 3Ep F% JFon res TRO8 RENT Two fumished er unfurslalied rooma with board, centrally located, gaod references. Toferences required. ~ Cail or address 424 Convent St. 1j blocks from St. Mary’s ave. 2403p "— Furnished rooms 105 N, 18th St. 260 8p WV ANTED—lsl for housewark at 2227 Dodge 8. 761-1m BITUATIONE WANTED. , Iately from New York o during the next month . Becoffice. 804-2p IRST-CLASS dresem: city, would give hor for board andzoom, A. OUNG GIRL would Iike position at once. Un~ derstands dressmaking thoroughly. Would at. tend in store or wait on table in & hotelor restaurant. ress “A. U " Beo offico. 855-2p) ANTED ~Situntion as shirt wroning or work by the day. Call at810 Jackson St, 8104p YWANTED Dy s Tady, & posiion sacony s oF eor. responding clerk in office. Address *%1” Bee office. 810 ¢ 3 oung married man wants ituation a8 book kecper, in wholosalo establishment in Omaha. Address 0. caro Beo, 800-t1 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. ANTED AND FOUND—The best bargains in Millmery, at 610 16th street. Mrs. Lummiy, the Milliner. ANTED—Largo furnished bed room by two ntlemen. Rent in advance aud no questions aaked. Address X, M.” Boe office. 6.3t RS, LEAH ROPE, 803} S. 10th , having lost her «child, one day old, would like another child to nurde. Not particular about pay. 3 N ANTED—Acqualtanco with disctoet prop: Iady or widow dependent upon he self, fond of traveling and genteel amusements, ono that would appreciato a valuable friend, by gentleman who passes much of his time iu thie city. ‘Address appointing interview on the 8d. Addross “Dr. ©.” Date, Omaha Beo. ANTED—To sell the best barber shop in N v estern Nebraska. Address Lock Box 29, Ne folk, Neb. 206-5p ANTED—A fow first-class tablo boarders Dodge 5t. ANTED—To toach Gorman in & private sawily, by & young man who has taugn in the schools of the old country- Address “¥. W." Beo office. 241-8p E offer In 10ta to suit purchaser, elght hundred cholce Towa stecrs. . Ono hal! yéar olds, balance two and threo years old, aud a good smooth bunch, 2100m STRANGE BRO'S, Sioux City, Towa. V4B Boardor to kuow the 8t. Charlen He. tol on Hamoy 8t., batweon 12th and 13th will set up the best table board for §4 00 per weelk of any house in the oty of & correspondine vrice. 2354 1 OR RENT—Threo rooms R RENT—Two new six room cottage §22.60 por roam streot TOR RENT—Houso of 8 rooms 20th and Harney, $3.00, Well and cistern. Wm, L. Mouroe, 6ih B80-8p JOR RENT—Furnished and unturnisned roon light housekoping, 614 N. 18th 5t. 805-4p QOR RENT—For gout! W0 very 1100 roows, Apply to F. 1 Jouws, 1120 Farnam streot. R RENT-—Nowly finished ivo room houss with o llar and cistern, on Davenport, near %th St Apply to B. K. Mills augh, Clarkson Place, St. M ue. 8 men, 2108 Far m streot, furnished or unfurnishod. 3043 l“ofl R "—Nicely [ at 421 Ploasant streel. 534 7OR RENT—Two unfurhishod rooms sultablo for light house-keeying, 1017 Chicago. 35441 J7OR RENT—New ais roomed hous noarly Dow oottagos, $10 cach 18¢h stroet. #30. Threo Ballou Bros., 3183 81 OR WENT—Front room with board, suitable for two gontlemon, 1600 Capitol avonno. 300-5p Ok RENT--Nicely furnished rooms without board 1814 Davenport st. 16:7p OB RENT—Furnished room, plessantly looates ‘and ueatly furnished 322 8. 10Uh street corner ilarney, 330-2p Ot KENT—Btore room 14th and Jones stroct, 920 permonth. Barker & Mayn 55 arnoy streo Apply on B R KENT—Threo or 0 roou house, closet, city ator. Inquire at 605 North 13th B, 81-6p 1o #00d six 100m house $26 per mo o A Ploa mat furuiahed rooun &t 1600 Capitol ave. 994-5p POR RENT--With board, an clegant furnisl parior bed roouw, 2000 Cass St. To. Furaished rooms 2209 Dodgo Street. w03p BL7 10th 81, betweea Chicago and Davenport. 249:5p l 00 RENT-Two ron; roous newly furuishy o No A cottage 26th street, one sqare . Mary's ave. 8 rooms and summer Warren Switaler. 141 tf TOR RE north kitchon §12.60 & month. OR RENT—House 5 rooms good repair. Nioy yard, cistern water. Rent /b por month 1411 P Wilds ave. - Apply to. Jno. W. Bal, Droegiat, 1 Teb-t OR RENT—House 5 rooms, corner Poppleton aud Sheridan Sts., $10.60 per month. 1"](!:' and Mayne, 18th and Farnam. 187-t Fe& RENT—Furniahiod ro.ms 1510 Dodgo Stroet. 835-2p OR RENT—One store in Crounse’ Block, G. M. Hitohcock. 006 tf OR RE >T—4 good rooms south-east. corner 20th Cr 07041 x room house on street car Jine and convenient to business. Address immediately, G, X.” Beo office. 76041 Fon RENT—Plauo, Inquire st Edholm & Erick. £0! 603 tr = OR Building. o) T—Rooms in_Nebraska National Bauk Most desirable offices in the city. Bupplied with hydraulic olevatorand heatod by stoumn, k. i Apply at Ba RGP RENT- Elogant resdence 10 rooms, faranco hot and cold water, bath rooms &o. Sultablo for first-olass boarding house or piivate residence $70 per month, Fourteen room house new, 14th St., near Jones 50 por month. - BARKEL & MAYNE, 15¢h and Faraam. -l 7OR RENT—In R-diok's block. Storo room 120 feet doep and good office room, Pauisen & Co., 1609 Farnam, room 3. 700-t1 TOR RENT—Furnished rooms on the north wast cor. 13th and Capitol avenue, formerly Croigh- ton House, 189 ¢ FOR SALE. elf-Auking cheap. Address vor pricting press + . Paul, 867.3p N. 10th street, TVOR SALE—135 acres 8arpy county lands 12 miles from Omaha Wil tako Umaha property in part payment Call on or audrets M M Farish, & apillion. 863-8p JOR SALE—Lots 85 down, & a month 0 er cont interest. AMES, 1507 Farnam. 8717 Choan, & nice light road wagon with TOR SALE—Houso 4 rooms, barn, cistern, well, shado treos, lawn &o.. all new, just comploted, Frico §1,400. 2416 Blondo, near Satnders 336-3p F\?u SALE—At & bargain, 50 cords dry hard wood. £ Boggs & 1l {OR 8, small o8, harness and pan of w wagon, suitable for delivery outfit, Inquire at Durwin's barn, Coming street 2514 TOR SALE—A good mileh cow, Inquire on Convent { B, the hied house trow Hafacy. . Kiroer: 0.1 [OE SALE CHEAP—Real of 50) population on Rop y Rail- rad. Excollent location, flue county, large list, best of reasons {or selliug, & splendid opportunity, books show busineas. Addrees G, W. L" Beo ofice, | 724p hres of the bLest fots in Hanscom Totter & Dabb, 51 OB SALE place at a bargain if sold soon. 1616 Faruam. 7OR SALE—Shoep, o lot of fine Colorado grades contalning of 500 ewes, 2,8 and 4 years old, about 600 cariings aud 60v laabs. The ‘ewos will shoar about 8 pounds For further lutormation ad- dress Miday Co., Hajgler, B, & M. R. 12, Neb. 038 1wp TOR SALE—A ul » uth of Milton Inquire of A, Lee, Gre oL BALE-The o Conta ny & good stablished 1674 » Bakers, f Fanoy oods and othor fixtures, wagon, etc. Location grst-class. Cheap for cash, Apply 610 1uth street, botween Jackson snd Howard. 94 1 | | tage of better work. A single trial of the Royal Baking Powder will convince any ; ! Buffalo U.; S. Standard SCALLES. Himebaugh & Taylor, | WESTERN AGENTS, - - - OMAHA, NEB | R. R. TRACK, DORMANT, HOPPER, V= s Ta— PLATFORM, <HiCS, e P ST Sy SCALES / ALWAYS IN STORE LARGEST STOCK IN THE WEST And is now in Use by the United States Government. REPAIR SHOPS—Scales of all kinds repaired and sealed by U. 8 standard weights. 257~ Write for Estimates, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, 1405 Douglas Street. Are prepared to do wor MERGELL & RUSENZWEIG, OUTSIDE THE CITY Practical Painters & Decorators,g, st Short Notice CARRY THE LARGEST AND FINEST RETAIL STOCK OF Hg}gg,l WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS ANli;)Al?lh{vfi}v?‘\c‘f‘) SO aoes 1615 Donglas Street, 0mARA. corcesonaence IJI-}(‘,UI{;A_"I" May 2ith, 1884 at my paced office, and only two blocks o 000 Poiy ey Whss, Thiack: Wil be sold’in £, 6 or 10; brand mark on' bip. Owner can bave kame by prov= Carpet G0 1611 Doglas: 10§ projerty and paylog cbarges. nssidy. = W aorelots. Inquire 27041 s Phillip G 9053 s s i i, Mack pony vl t g— RAYED—On Jun 2 hiad on balter. Liberal reward, 204 P ¥, Matannab, F SALE—The Omaha Bakery, established 1874 3 Pancy Good oth Contalns n good stcck of Fancy Goods and other | ¢, yain puing in 4 fow. | 18 fully capabls of managin Energetio and full of bust roferences. Addiess for furtner particulars ** \OR SALE—Two second hand_pisnos, at Edholm | Bee office. 161-47¢-w! & Brickaon's Musio Store on 10th 88" 800t | = Desides closcts and storo rooms, good cellar, city wator, and all wodern Improvethents, Good bara wid sotbuilding. kvorything n firs-clus shape, | ONG AND PAVORABLY KNOWN o (T. ¥, Lyon ou promis k S T d e VALUABLE FAMILY REMEDY SELTZER FOR CONSTIPATIO! flatures, wagon, ete. Location firat-class cash, Apply 610 10th street, bet. Jackson and I ard. 7 TR SALETao coziost and most deairablo rosi- dence 03 Capitol Hill. Monse contains 9 ro AS AN IN = a “A great bargain in B0lots in Rocse's Place, ou 5t Mary's avenue atroot car line, ot very low price for 50 days. Apply 20 Joseph M. Iteese, 411 South 14th stroet. 074-1mp 0R SALE—The good will and fixtures of the Creighton House. sl NG OOLD OB SALE—Two opon_eoond-nand buggies snd EN IN HOT WATER 'one delivery wagon, cheap, &1 1810 Hamoy 88, | ONE HOUE DEFOKE MEALS WITH MOST BEN -y EFICIAL RESU DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATIC QN BALE~Two second hand sianes, at Edholm & Erickson's Musio Store on 10th 8t." 590-tt %5, BALE-—Toa cotiest and most desirable ree: idence on Capitol Il House contaics 9 rooms busides closot and store rooms, good cellar, city water, and all modern improvewents, ~ Good bain aud out! buildiogs. Everything in frst-clas s wll lot. Inquire of 1. ¥, Lyon oo premiscs, 24; pitol ave, Bazt TOR BALK—REAL ESTATE—A groat bargaln in 50 lots in Reos's Place, an St Mary's ave, St Apply to car line, &t very low price for 30 days. 074 1mp Josoph M. Reete, 211 Bouth 14th stros JFO8 SALE-The good wiit aud fxtures of the Crelghton House. Easy forms. TOR SALE ne delive 389 'wo open second hand bugzies and wagoa, cheap, ab 1819 Haraey b JRORBALE Cheapest house sad ot ln Oumaba, ln Pottor's addition, b roois, we 1, 309 barrel cis. tern, on two lots, 100 fo ¢ front by 130 fost dewp, for $2,060 Poiter & Cobb, 1615 Farnam stiect. 4984 POB SALE—Cheap lots In Shinn's 24 addition, Kirkwood and Plalaview. Fotter & Oobb, 1518 Famam street, 428t o 1Cr Shib b crt aoment | SRR, i S0 e oharime ‘Led periag swasisaig Pics § MADE S0 MEASUNK, AXD REAL ¥HAR ¥ Bros., Floreuce, avb. 208-1oww ! garNeck Dressings. New Summer Ncveltios, MISCELLANEOUS. A,'P ER !LE N T . H.B. HUDSON, Milard Hotel Blotk} SEIRTS Yor Business, I MURRAY has good pasturing. Spring water, o 36040 SAKEN UP—Juno 20th, brindle cow. with thres - teate. W. Marbam, near Deat & Dumb I $70-8p tute. STRAVED OR STOLEN horse with collar Dwarks on back and shoul: Finder wil please rotura to F. Helmrich, 16th street, between Martha and Castellar, h street, acoounts belongiv thereto 10 who will continue the blsiness AMBROSE RICHARDS, 309-2p June 28h. 1484, DHIVY vaults, siake, o ools cleaned with i o ltary losher, . BALlischion gusrateed by F. Traveling, G Abel, (succe wor to J. M. Bwmith,) box 378, -lap Dress and FPPAKEN UP- Unl..; 24th lost st Pr " 1T Floreace, u light bay mare,white on v and tquaster. § Weddings. } 4 years old, lightly shod, bravded o Ok ner can kecover by pa)