Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 17, 1884, Page 8

2 Tse 8 OMAHA DAILY BEE-~-THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1881.2 —_— THE DAILY BEE. Thursday Morning. July 17, 4 LOCAL BREVITIES, —The rain yesterday showed some defects in the Farnam street paving, In several places the granite sottled badly, —1In the district court yestarda afternoon the onse of the state against Jack Kinney for shooting with intent to kill was takon np. —Yosterday the street car company be- gAn running their cars upon their new track, in the center of Farnam strest, Things begin to look natural once more. —The gutters on Douglas ttreot wore finshed out yesterday, and it was tadly needed, as the stonch Which eminated from the samo was THE COMING TOURNAMENT. Fing Prospects for a Grand and Suc- oossfal Event, Arrangements Nearly Completed, The Final The last regular meeting of the gener- al committee of the State Fireman's tour- nament association met in Fireman's hall last ovening to complete the finalarrange- ments preparatory to the joust beginning next Tuesday, July 22nd. The committee ordered the su-beom- mittee on promiums to give two gold anything but pleasant and Fealthy. —At a meeting of tha Mook and Ladder company, held Tuesedayvenl g, D, 8, Mitchell, was chosen delegate to the state convention which meets in this city July 23d. Money was also appropriated for the entertainment of visitin “‘hooks” durin e tournament. —Tho Misses Bonner and Faller will fur- nish music and Miss Ingemsall and Mossrs Trank Smith and Powell will recite and sing at the sociable given by ths young people of the Baptist church at Mr. ¥, §, Richardson’s this evening . Everylody invited. Yesterday while comfing to his work Mr. P. J. Gorman, mausgor of Jamos Stephenson's born, mes with an accident. His team became frightonesd and broke the pole of the buggy. Mrs, Gorman, who was with her hushand, was thrown out and some- what scratched about the hewd. —Mr. Charles A. Gardner, German_dialoct comedian opened a soason in the Peoplo’s Theatre last evening in his play called **Karl® and got a good, popular reception. Gardner ia slkillful in the use of the Lnglish-German sdialect. and gota at tho kunar of 1t asfa humor- st andjmimic combined only could, Thero aro other clever people in the cut, and “Karl” is badges as prizes for the coupling con- tests, 1t was reported that nearly all the hotels in the city would give redused rates to the visiting firemen. The hall committee which has rented Falconers hall as headxuarters from Monday noon of next week to Saturday noon following was empowered to sell the booth privileges of this place. A committee consisting of Messrs. Mal- colm, Taggart and Ketchum was ap- pointed to rearrange the programme. Firo Chief Butler was authorized to ar- range the order of march, It was ordered by the committeo that the names of all those who have subscribed towards defraying the expenses of the tournament of the association be inscribed on the records of the association. It was further ordered that Invitations bo extended to all city of- ficials and members of the press to be present at the tournament. NEXT WEEK'S EXEROISES. From present appearances the managers of the tournament think it will eclipse in overy particular anything of lts kind over held in Nebraska., Kvery one who has a part to perform in its preparation is busy at work, intent upon making the affair a complete success, and neither the all-wook attraction at tas P:ople's, - [St. Touis Republican. e — Cream Soda at Bell's. e —— jlim Cumming and Walters. Marshal Cummings demios most em- phatically that in his arrest of the gam- blers ho is acting in any way in concert with the ex-mayor. ‘I am acting en- tirely on my own respomsibility.” said the marshal, “‘and am cserying out the gencral instructions of the council to en- force the ordinances, I havn't been to ex-Mayor Chase's house in two weeks and anybody who says I have been go- ing there tells a downright lie. I do goby way of Thirteenila street on my way home and that may make some of them think I have cailed on Chase. As to Frank Walters he don’t run me and 1 don’t ask him for advice, I propose to do my own duty the best I know how. Frank Walters also feels hurt about his name being connected with an attempt to persecute the gamblers, *'Why, 1 was the last man that wanted Guthrie,” said he. **You know I wanted Jacobson ap- pointed marshal,and I had Chase’s prom- iae that he would appaint him, I also wanted Cowin for city aitorney, and if Chase had appointed him he ~wouldn’t have gotten iuto this sorape. The only thing that I've done about the Guthrie business is sinco Mra, Gushrie called upon me for advice and help. I've called upon Guthrie at the jail several times, and I told him he had suffered enough by this time, and if anybody was Erying to make him a soape-goat it 15 his business to vin- dicate himself and let the consequences be what they may.” PERSONAL. L Joseph Little, of Chicago, is at the Metro politan, J. H. Smith, of Valentins, is at the Metro- politan, J. 1. P, McMullen, of Wymore, is at the Metropolitan, N. P. Curtis, of Lincolu, is stopping at the Metropolitan, T\ H. Leavich, of Lincolw, is a guest at the Metropolitan, J. P. Hymer and wife, of Eoldredge, aro at the Metropolitan, C. G. Holmes and wife, Lincoln, are regis. tered at the Metropolitan, Will McPherson, of Schugler, is in the city, atopping at the Metropolitan, Mre, A, Rosewator has aeturned from the east, aftor an absonce of five weoks, C. 1i* W, Hill and Geo, ¢, Hill, of Nebras- City, are stopping at the Maetropol i, and Mrs, Mary Martin, of Grand Island, Neb., aro visiting their slster, DMrs, L. A, Sunderland, 935 Division stieet, T Johnson, Grand Island; William Dur- and C. T, Boggs, Lineolu; W, H. Sum- raer, Schuyler, and J, M. Murphy, Wood iiver, were at the Millard yesterday, William Flynn, the effiglont offioer of the l)oli_ca court,has been quite Ell for several days, having been overcome by the heat, Officer Bigwart performs his duties while absent from his post. W, M. Cartor, Ogallala; 4, H, Smith, Val- entine; 8. W. Powore, Kesrnoy; Hon, §. M. Barker, Silver Creek; R. 8. Nowcomb and W, 8. Van Alstyne, Lincoln; N, 8. Fuller, Creto, and H. T, Lockwood, Chicago, were registered of yesterday at the Paxton, T DD, OLSEN—In this city July L3th, Guatav Rick- ard, aon of Mr, aud Mr. Guibrand Olson; 700 2 yoars, 7 months a6d 11 doys. H¥uneral todayut 108 m, from the residence, 4156 South Tenth street, Friends fuvited. PETTERSON ~At Saratoga, July 11, of fn- flammation of the bowels, Kllen Pettorson, wife of Audrew Pettarson, agod 85 years. ‘The remaius will be interred in the Florence cemetery, July 12th, Meast Carroll, I, papers pleass copy. The deceased has two sistors liviog in the oity, Mrs J. Allison, and Alis Lena Acker. Bbe leaves a husband amd three children to mourn her loss, HMer mother is hving in Mouat Carcoll, IlL,, to whon this sudden be- seavement will come with great severity, The , bereaved family bux tho s) wpathy of the en- tire commuvit, - Key's Cano Continued, Yesterday the caso of the e'ate against Thomas Key, charged with the wurder of James Nugent came up before Judge Neville on a moiton fora continuance to next term of eourt. District attorney did wob oppose the spplication, which waa granted, s bail also was reduced from 3,000 to $1,600, G. W. Duncan, of this city, end Messra. Smith and Carler, of Valentine, signing the boud. —— time or money is being spared to show what Omaha can do in the way of enter- taining her visiting brethren. On Wednesday morning there will be a grand parade through the principal streets of the city. In the procession nearly every order in the city will be represented. The Musical Union and the Union Pacific bands have been engaged for the occassion. On Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock there will be a display test of the city waterworks by the Omaha fire de- partment, on the corner of Twelfth and Douglas. A round sum has been voted the com- mittee on decorations,and a largo flag will be flaunted between I'alconer’s hall and Creighton block, another will wave over Teonth street near the depot. It isin- tended to make Omaha put on a sort of a gala day appearanco and the people of the city aro hereby requested by tho com- mittee to decorate their businees fronts, and close up their stores and shops one day in the week to allow their employes an opportunity to witness the tourna- ment. By inquiry of Mr. Pentzel, secrotary of the association, it was learned that the following cities and towns in this state and Towa intend to bo present and take part in one or more of the contests. Plattsmouth will be present with a hose team and 25 men. Lincoln, two hose teams of mnot less than 16 men each, and one hook and lad- der. Fremont, one hose team with 35 men and one hook and ladder with 25 men. Columbus, one hook and ladder of 45 men Nebraska City, one hose team and 35 | carry. men, Grand Island, one hose team and 40 men, s Soward.— One hook and ladder and one hose, and sixty men, Hastings.—Two hose teams and fifty men, Cheyenne's hose team will be on the grounds and compete in the free-for-all contest. Council Bluffs will be present with a hose team and a hook and ladder. Red Oak—with a hose team, Atlantic—with her famous hook and ladder, the champions of the world. Towa City—with a hose team. Besides these teams mentioned above delegations will be present from Kear- ney, York, Crote Beatrice and North Platte, in this state, and from Cedar Rapids, lowa, Omaha will be represented in the tour- ment by the Deluge and the John M. Thurston hose companies. One of the great features of the tour- nament will be the exhibitions of the Pompierj corps or the life-saving crow led by Charles Fisher of this city. NEBRASKA'S EXHIBITS. The Prospects for the State Fair Flattering,—An Excellent Show of Crops Looked For, Hon, 8. M. Barker, chairman of the Board of Managers of the State Board of Agriculture, is in the city making prepa- rations for the coming State Fair, As directed by the Board, Mr. Barker has been conferring with the Union Pacifio, and the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha railways concerning the put- ting in of & wwitch, stocks yards and and chute near the State Fair grounds, Exhibitors at the Fair have felt the need | Absoclutely Pure. This powder never varlos. A marvel of purences, strength and wholesomencas, Mo e ecor ¢ mical than the rdin.ry kinds,avd canustbo s 1d in compotitior ‘ with tho wultituds of ow tek, ot welyhy alum or phosphate powdors Bold ouly 1o cans. BOYaL BAKING ¥ WDER COJ and these companios assured Mr, Barton that they would be put in and every- ¢ tending to the convenience or com- fort of atock or owners would be done by them. Mr. Barker has also been buying a large quantity of lumber and has been making arrangements for putting in one hundred new cattle stalls, Heretofore the accommodations for cattle have been very insufficient, and the board intends this fall to supply all owners with the needed shelter for their stock. The cattle show for the Fair promises to far surpass all others in point of num- bers. On the 3d of this month 103 of the 140 cattle stalls had been engaged, and orders have been coming in daily since. The horse stalls are now more than half taken, and the managers think they will be crowded for room for these olasses. Mr. Barker says there are more entries already made in all classes of ex- hibits for the coming fair than have been made for any one iu tho last five years on Sept. lat. The work of building and room for stock will all be completed one week before the fair, thus avoiding the annoyances of previous years, N The prospects for a successful state fair the managers say were never 8o great as at the present time, | — Ladies should reflect before using any preparation that isapplied to so delicate surface as the skin, Any cosmetic will at first impart a beautifying effect and not apparently injure the skin, but in a very afinrt time little blotches and discolose tions appear on the face which conclu sively show the poisonous drugs in_ that com position, It can bo safely said the more than two thirds of the face powder contain these injurious ingredients, Poz zoni’s medicated complexion power is not only absolusely free from all deletoriour matter, but its principal ingredient is an active curative for all diseases of the skin. It has stood the test of years. Sold by all druggists. me-eodyl e e— A New Summer kesort, At the corner of Fifteenth and Farnam streots a large lake of water was formed by the heavy rain yesterday. Charley Goodrich placed upon the bosom of the waves somoe decoy ducks. Ho then stuck a fish-pole in the water, After the above work was accomplished Mr. Goodrich and John Drexel procured acouple of toy guns and amused them- selves by banging away at the ducks. It occagioned considerable amusement in that end of town — A _Great Land Sale. Negottations are now pending for the sale, by the Union Pacific railway com- pany of 1,200,000 acres of land, 600,000 of which have already been sold, This land is all situate in Wyoming Territory, along the line of this company’s road. The purchasers pretend to be a syndicate of western moneyed men, but English capital is lending its aid to the project. TIMKEN SPRINC VEHICLES! w = ehiclo made, 'V'IILDOHB]WK- 0 Bprin; rdingto tho weigiit they apted. to TOUgh Countey Manufaciured st Bulldersand Dea- ntee, Bt. Louls, X BGY (0. SPECIAL NOTICES swspecials will Positivelynot be inserted unless paid in advance, Used excluslvely 0G0, trw” TO LOAN—Monev. QR RENT—A five room oottaga, cor. Sherldan streot and Popploton avenuo, $16,60 per month, Barker & Mayne 457-t om 8200 to $1,000 on good security Tk Ad offico, 50319 sums of 3200 and upwards on clas Co. farms. R, C. Patterson & Co., Keal estate and loan ag: nd Farnam. 4431mo ) 18th W/ ONEY loaned on ohattels, notes bought, cut rate 4 tickets sold. A, Forman, 213 8. 13th Sf ONEY T Bernly' 0 LOAN- AL RO L poay; 1.6 Do V[ CAVEY ‘70 LOAN 1o sums of 8900, sud apwesd Y1 0. F. Davio and Co., ¥eal Evtate aud Loan Agonty, 1505 Farnawm 8¢ 80841 BELP WANTED, WANIED-Gir for yoneral houso work at § ern Fruit Market, 13th 8t. between Jon Teavenworth. Dick Schwartn 616 WS “r'AN'llu ©al Mar- 05411 horer for Garden work. th St, (1 atairs.) irl for gencral housework, o DA good t. 7p —Fifty men for 8t Paul,217 Noith 640 Wik h st —Good glrls for general h Sistoenthjstroot —Girl fto cook. wath and iron. Alo ake caro of children and do p-stairs work: Good wages. 0L 2Nouth Soventoenth treet. VW ANTED A cirl a1 8160 por weok in & famly of two, 1816 Farnam wt. 026-40 WY/ ANTED- Gisl for gonoral housowork, 616 south 15¢h street. 010 21p MONUMENTAL EVIDENGE. The Royal Baking Powder Unequaled for Purity and Wholesomeness. The following certificates from well known chemists and scientists form as strong an array of evidence as was ever given in behalf of any article of human food. Government Chemists Reports. Prof. Edward G. Love the Government chemist, says: “T have tested a package os Royal Baking Powder which I purchased in the open market, and find it composed of pure and wholesome ingre- dients. Itis a cream of tartar powder of a high degree of merit, and does not contain exther alum or phosphates or other injurious substances. E G. Love, Ph. D.” Prof. H. A. Mott, Government chemist, says: “It is a scientific fact, that Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure. H. A. Morr, Ph. D" ‘Wi, McMurtrie, Professor of Chemistry, Illinois Industrial Univer- late Government Chemist, Department of Agriculture, says: The Royal Baking Powder has been used in my family for many years, and this practical test a3 well as the chemical tests to which I have submitted it, prove it perfectly healthful, of uniform excellent quality, and free from any deleterious substance. Wa. McMurtrig, B, M., Ph. D.” Rush Medical College, Chicago, Dr. Walter S. Haines, Profi Chicago says: “T have recently examined a package of Royal Baking Powder, pur- chased by myself in the open market, and have found it entirely free from a luteratian and injurious substances of all kinds. T have several times befors tested the Royal Powder, and have always found it just as in my present examination, skillfully compounded and composed of the purest materials. Warrer S. Haines, M. D.” gsor of Chemistry, Rush Medical College, Dr. H. D. Ganison, Professor of Materia Medica and Toxico log Chicago College of Pharmacy, says: “T have examined a package of Royal Baking Powder obtained from my grocer, and find it to be composed of pure and whoesome materials in correct proportion. It contains no alum or other injuries substance. The purity of the c1eam of tartar enployed in this powder is worthy of special mention, since itdoes not contain the tartrate of lime usually present in baking powdars in which tream of tartar of interior quality 18 used. “H. D. GarrisoN, M. D.” i lege of Physicians and Surgeons, Chicago. Prof. C. B. Gibson, chemist, College Physicians and Surgeons, Chi- ©ago says: I recently procured a sample of your (Royal) baking powder from the kitchen of a private family in this city, and subjected it to an examina- tion. I found it so different from many of the b king powders advertisea as ‘strictly’ and ‘absolutely pure’ and so far superior, that I thought ycu would be pleased to know it, and might find use for the certificate. “In view of the vast difference and stupendous frauds that are offered to the most ‘gullible’ people on the face of the earth, :t pleases me oc- casionly to strike an ‘honest article.’ C. B. GisoN.” Kentucky State College. Dr. A. E. Menke, Professor of Chemistry, Kentucky State College, saye: : “I have very carefully examined apackage of Royal Baking Powder and find it to be a cream of tartar powder of high streneth, not contain- ing any terra alba, alum, or other deleterious ingredieat, everything ‘l,)e- ing pure and wholesome, Arsert E. MENKE. Prof. Henry Morton, president of Steyens Institute of Technology, says: g “I have examined a package of Royal Baking Powder, purchased by myself in the market. 1 find it entirely free from alum, terra a]ba,' or other injurious substance. HexNry MorToN.” Dr.J. H. Wright and Dr. Albert Merrell, analytical chemists, late the firm of Wright & Merrell, St. Louis each says: I have made a careful analytical test of Royal Baking Powder. pur- chased by myself in the open market here, and n the orizinal package. I find it to be a eream of tartar powder of the highest grade of strength, containing nothing but pure, wholesome, and useful ingredients. Juax H. Wriear, M. D. “Arpert MErreLL, M. D.” Are prepared to do wo MERGELL & ROSENZWELG, [Av prepod i Practical Painters & Decorators; g, e Short Notice CIT: CARRY THE LARGEST AND FINEST RETAIL STOCK OF B(s)};?’s‘, WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS A'ingl«;rg rsc0 STk ors 1510 DOnglas Stret, Omala, conssponacace DECORATIN Y\ ANTED--A competent girl tor general bouse work in small fawily of adults. Call at Pleasant sticot- \\' '¥ D— Colored girl for general housework. Go d wages. No. 114 South 12th strect, 01317 VY 2NTED & woumn to do goueral houveworl in aid. Apply south west corner bth and Pine streets, South Owabi, 611-15p young man o canvass oity and sell slon. Address with reference any *“Aerchant,” Omaha Post offlos, 043100 VW ANTED=GIT 0 do work ot awisfl iy, Gl 3. Swith, 60210 “m NTHU—A good kiic irl; wages good, at 1406 Pier str-ot, north Umaha, 80410 WANTED A good femelo meat cook st the Ar cado Hotel, 1216 Douglas street- 69318 | T Doat 10.Gent oampalgn toedals. 14 Porfcct likeneas. Write at onoe for ¢xclusive aritary. G. N. Buzby & Co., 037 Markot St, Phila. bBL.1: W W\ TANTED—A fint-claws barber. Noag other necd ') Py Call a8 1416 Chicago s Coloy. 16p —Girls 8t § aven Hotel, south 10th §t. 685-17p Dr. CONNAUCHTON (T BRADY ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA, U. 8. A, Established 1379--03(._1"1.,, Deafnoss, Lung and Nervous Diseases Speedily and ¥ ermanently Cured. Patientt urod ot Homo. Write for *Tie Mepicar-MissioNary,” for the People. Aonsaltation and Correspondence Gratis, P. Q. Box 292, Telephone No, 26, HON, EDWARD RUSSELL, Postmaster, Davenport, saya: ** Physician of e ADLILY #na Marked Succees.,” CONGRESSMAN MURPHY, Davenport, e B aonorabls Man, Fine Success, Wonderful Cures.”—Hours 8 to 5. North-Western Electric Light Go, SOLE AGENTS FOR NEBRASKA AND OPERATORS OF CELEBR ATED WESTON AND U. 8. Flactric Are and Incandescent Lights! VWANTED-> 001 butchor. No. other noed Wy, corner 14.b avd Howard. 616.10p Wk W ANTED-A 2irl far & tamily of four, that under- Y sands Hiow o coak, wiah and iron + o0 other spoly. Apply at cce 40 1409 Park Wilde ave. Mrs, John W. ‘-\flh. Lood ‘DA yood glel at 2614 Douglas strcot. Adopted by the U. 8. Government aud mont of the leading steamship companie) PN and Hotels, Regarded as the PUREST, WHITEST AND BEST ELECTRIC LIGHT PRODUCED. For Rates Inquire at office, N, W, Cor. Fifteenth and Farnam Streets | | their own hor mado; work sent forroply. Ploaso wdusess Keliavlo Man't' Co., Pl adelphin, Pa. "ECIAL NOTICES ——ee—e—————————————— | T.—A furnished back parlot for two pere 1611 Dsdge sureet. July 7, el | JRURNISHED rooms 1784 Douglas 8t. Girl at 15,0 Sherman avenue. rs, om0 wsan, Ll B 0 T—One_grand squars piano. Inquire i olin and Erlckson. 44041 TSR RENT—New house suitable for el o fam. Ay brarding hoss, 95 rooms. Desirable location Barker & Mayne, nd Fernam 1 no “canyassing; no stan AOR RENT—One #00d six toam house §25. per mo. 149 imo l‘ G.M. Bitehooek oest ¢ BITUATIONS WAITRD, NTED: two years expe Speaks Addrees Nice 141 JFOR RENT--tHouse & ropms good repair, yard, cistern water. Rent 825 per mont! Sitaatio tation Apply to Jno. W. Bell, Dr 1 y & young drug clerk of | p, ¢ av shwell References given, | ——— - ec office ®110p | FIOR RENT—Pia . Inquire at Edholm & o 7ANTED—Situation by a young man as conc . — — YV tan 1n prvese iy, OAn givs. §oud refer OR RENT—Rooms in_Nebraska National Bank ence. Address A, W." Bec office, y ]‘ Buil dosirable offices in the city. Wperians rie and cake baker, Strictly temy ful. Address, ENERGETIC, Bk office, (OR SALE—Dlac snd wag-n 010.07% l‘ and two lots in Blair,Neb. Good I » - custom. Reason for selliog, p VW ANTED=Dya wood responsiblo man & postifor | in othor bueinoss. A rare chanco to make a8 Porter in grocery storo or delivery cler Will work cheap, takin ten days, W, Beo ¢ cos, WANTE ily, by a young a siwilat position Dject a8 o permanent place. \"l\swu flas had_experionco in Dry Goodd, Clothing and Grocery busincs, perience Address P 0, Box 748, Omaha, Ne! Supplied with hydraulic elevatorand heated by steam, Apply at B 026-41 lmu‘m, By stoady y an of 20 yoars ox. ituntion ax Brat OF Second oraad o Stato wages. Addiess B 3 thi 045-17p T—Furnished Fooms on the HOFER-w st itol avenue, formerly Creigh= 189t 28, Scotch. coper, - salosmas Wiiling to be use- writer, bool wnall kalary, orat hop and tcols Call on oz address McCumber & Smith, Blal 650- part in provisions for fawi- with city, Wagea not so 3—Two lots 100x148—one & corner, on cot, with 8000 improvements, at the' ex= traordinary low price of §3 MOl 030-19 Addross for entor stroet. 615-16p 00, E & BRUNNER, 1404 Farnam, —A situation a8 elerk by & young man, References given. Address 0180 70R SAL P | BV 1-190 flice A full lot with two small houses. P At $100. MORSE & BRUNNER, 1404 F nam street, druggist Can keep books uation by ( JROR SALE—A fueat Parlor Sct, an “oval smarbles top [tablo snd a fine largej Trunk, & Soventeenth streot. P iady who has had experienco Bost of referonces given. Ad. 701 SALE—Mare with colt and dress G S.” caro Boo office, Council Buffs. 60316 | X! Jorscy calves. Apply, 2224 1 tion by & young man who hashad | FOR SALE—The American House, South Tend, Neb. Tho leading hotwl of tho town Will sell speak s English fan, a situation Ina private family or hotel. 1ce in the grocery business, Ad. W." Bee off 560- with or without furniture man of Daris 35 | £easons given for eclling Fronch and Ital. | B035-25p Address Trousa Good business, on or address, GEO, H. ¥ mill i north-west Good o uation oraska, A to Eugene A. Delatour, for 8 daya this office. 663-16p raro chance as health will not me to han- Ay ot rehnerent and best of reorences would LR bl El) like situation ay amanuensis, or o do copyi 4 Address for one we M. W."” Bae office. b r lot B6x142 8¢, 0if sold v w dress “ML W, A. mpanion to somo e'derly, or invalid lady _ Ad- ith good references would like to act as 0-18p " Bee office for ouo week. 62817p W/ ANTED wan and firs Apply at Rev, Jergason, corner Hamilton and ences, Pier sts. CHAS, JOH) —Situation by an experlenced horse os gu i aloon _property, with g class conchman. Best of xefe ALE —A trade,at Waterloo, dregs C. 11, Piiday, W ersthing complete. A oh n wholesalo establishment in Omaha, farm of 800 caro Beo. £08-t1 2 iles {rom 241 SCHLLANTOU the county seat, about in Towa. doing an extrs le VW ANTED—1o buy Bee offic: Tho only ice St M, this office. ond hand canopy phacton. " Bee office, giving price, ctc. Ad lo sell my confectionery isiness in & town of 2,000 inhabitants, miles from Council Bluffy m Parlor in the pla ¢ and Soda nery and ice- a flne busine s and oy apt & boy baby 2months 607-17) Some one toa 108 oW and soconi W B ofter choice Towa steera. nd three yoars old, and a good smooth bunch. 10-im VAN LEDBoardors to Kknow th tel on Harney St., betw st up the b 0 lots to suit pu: 1, cight hundred Ono hall year olds, balance STRANGE BRO'S, Sioux City, Iows lass roy ry 12 816 Boarding house, furniture and fixtures 10 5, 10th St Charles Ho. on 12th and 15th will t tablo board for §1.00 per week of any houso in the city of a correspondine 23548 e £ ) 5-17p_ PO SSLE-Ava baruan, oucpocTand oz bilard FOR RENT--Houses and Lots, o tablo, both In good uruer. apyly at 012 5. 10th e e | N 33-17p dand ons unfurnisi O SAL 3, roli Al x A , reliable horse, suitable fo 568 Califoria Bt 618-16p | K family or draft purposcs. Inquire betwi en 10 an ive room cottage morthoet gor, | 4 M» OF address M L. Sumith, 208 N. 100h strect. F a d 25th- Stroot, JOR SALE—A piioting office suitable ior a small 610-17p newspaper or job office. Will sell for cash o ex- rooms in Cunnivgbam [ changofor Omaka City property. Address “X. Z. Q" 0:3-21 4850 Bee offl OR R from por house, Niuteenth and Commings streots; §18.50 per I—10r0omed kouse, 8 minutes' walk toffice, §35 per month, Also 4 roomed "OR SALE—A few cholce youni bugg, o Dorses, " Mayno & Barker, St. Mary's harn. OR SALE—Large lot on Park avenue. Also house and lot uear »¢. Mary's avenue. Inquirs 422 Con. month, MORSF & BRUNNER, €2919 1401 Farnam street. JOR RENT—A {store on Cummings street. A eplends vent st 437-1mp {IOR SALE—Three of the best lots in Hanscom &r shop or anyth & ERUNY o . 3 place at a bargain if sold soon, Potter & Cobb, es17p 1404 Faruam strect. | 31 HIAco o1 ¢ FArirad OR RENT—Stablo ‘orrent, stalls for 4 horses | TNOK SALE—Sheep, o ot of fine Colorado grados 84 00 per mouth. 1316 Farnam street. Tt containing of 800 ewes, 2,3 and 4 years old, about 600 y eariings aud 600 Tambs. Tho ‘ewes wi JOR RENT— Roddis, 25tn between Davenport and Chicagy 5 shear about 6 pounds. For further information ad- dress Miday Co., Haigler, B. & M. R. ., Ncb. 936-1mp Sroom house. _Inquire Mr TR0 RENT—A splondidly furnishod room, with bay window and gas, 2009 Cass strect. | e OR SALE. Potter's m, on two lots, 100 Cheapest_house and lot in Omaha, in dition, § rooms, weil, 300 barrel ois- eut_tront by 180 fozt deep, for .4 parlor bed 620-17p $2,080_Potter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam 60- PO RENT=Tiouss ive 1ooms aud Aiighen, NOI SALE—Uheap 10ts 1u Shinns 2d_adaition, 18th street. 61D Kirkwood and Plainview. Potter & Cobb, 1516 e | barnam streot. 42348 {OR RENT—Elegantly furnished parior and bed: rooun 224 ana Douglas St = Alio 4 rooms for | FNOR SALE—Two seoond hand ‘pianos, at Fdholm house-keeving. Inguire of W. F. Clark, coraer 16th | 1 & Ericiaon’s Musio Storo on 16th S¢.” 800-tt and Douglas, 621-17p . boar d TR0t BENT—Nicely R SALE—Two open second-naud_buggles and furnished rovis one delivery wagon, ceap, at 1319 Haruey St. B39-t1 Y 7 without nport St. 162- 2p 01 REN two gent A nicely furnished room for one_or on, at 421 Ploasant strect. 687-19 MISCELLANEOUS. DOR REN quire £50-10p oo ) yotrae No. 1018 Mason strect, bet. 19th and 11th. ther pocket-book ConTaining A liboral reward will be paid Car Barn, —16* Two unfurnished front rooms. In- ix rovm cottage, fine loc n, 8. E. cor. 1th and Douglas. ed memorandum_book, con- tickets and some letters. Nime and address oo inside of cover. The finder wil confor a favor by loaving at this office. * 6231 loasant furnished room nan, 1707 Cass stree and kifckory, DOR REN for two ge O} RENTOHEAD city water, aud modern improvem ents, coruer Gth leasant furnished room, 1§11 Cass 3 97-16p Lrick cottage, 5 rooms, {TRAYED OR & horse, blind In Wiright eye. Ary notice cf his whereabouts will bo thavkful’y received by Henry Horuberger, Douglas street, 624170 Ane 508 10p nished front roam, su 21 Davenport St. = 599-16p Hoben, N ntlemen, in the field and from past encous another woek to give phrenol: gical ) JOR RE bay winde Dodge street. For K light housekee ‘I—Basoment, two roome, 1015 Chicago. ow, gas and bath room, at No. 1718 4R -10p TOR R Fas g neN first-class and Nicholas NOR RE two gentlen {01t 1 Fité DOR 1i* NT— plete one 1607 Farvam, hlt OIS R Douglas, telep atterson, 15th and Faroam, T—Houge and largo barn, s'alls for 80 UP—May 24th, 188 lor, and one pony my place, 1 horse, y mare, black tail, have save by prove Phillip Cassidy, 903-bw-eow —House avd stable, 20th snd Harney, . L. Monroe, 8th and Douglas, €01-16p brand mark on' hip. Owner can ing progerty and payivg chargos. — A new store and dwelling above, | location. Inquire northeast cormnor 17(h | 713 MURRAY has sood S ot s nortodst commor UL |7 MUIAY s good paturiog. Bprog water, . h Afurnished front room, suitablo for at1417 Howard 8. 078-16p T AKEN UP-—on ko 24th tnst at Prics’ Lake, near Florence, light bay mare white on faco and logs, 4 years old,’ lightly shod, branded on left quarter, Owner can rocover by paying for this udvertsement ad proving owi d roow at 83 per wonti 67675 ‘o new 8 room houses, very com: Llock from Park ave. cars, ~AM Vo, Acre lot. phoe § Wu. L. Mooroe, 6th and B31-18p OF THE I{-«m [ luguire a 70, RENT—House of aght rooms, barn eto. quire at 1012 66015 N EN ok B 50 218t and Leavenworth Throe rooms, t 608 North 8th St, acts, oty wator. 50418 SAGRED HEART ! OMAHA NEBRASKA, 6 pitol ave. A furnished ro The scholastio year commences on the NOR RES 610-16p DOR wle room Fm. RENT—Roows ia Cro Hite co: P8, Runt aud ad) Also bed tl JFeB BENE—-Furniatied sooms ak 3:27 Dodge B 497-1mp o est rooms, part of doukle house, full Iot, 11.00 wouth, Apply room 24 Omaha Netiou.. ing, & location 1o the eity, 626 Pleasaut St —Furpizhed rooms 105 N, 18th St. Fll‘sl WEfl]]DSflHY m S[:[!IE)]IIJEX‘. \ The course of instruction embraces he Ele tary and higher branches of a flnihed educatio Intference of Keligion is no obstacle to the adu sion of young ladies. Puplls are received at auy tiza of the year, IFRMSPAYABLEIN ADVANCE 1ae - ng Board, Washing, Tuition In English aud feked, use of books, Liauo, per sersion of $150.00 g, German 0 unfureishe furnished 1017 rooms and 1 sin- g0, 600-¢ G M. 1548 ise's Block. A back ug bed rooni, with use of ba up tar, sultable for one or two geu- ‘ive Months, - - EXTRA CNARGES —Drawing, Pair {arp, Violi tur and Voual Musl .4 Reforenoes are required from all persons unknown ber ' to the institution. For fuither information apply to Gauk Bulld. | the LADY SUPERIOL 4ot | Jvllmbe [Ty —1n Shinu's 24 addition R tablo board §4.00 yor weok, N, W G 8 Howardtrect. 60810p 16 mpd Gepliolare . © 7O i