Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 1, 1884, Page 5

- 1 [ BEDFORD & SOUER Owing tothe increase in our business we’ve admitted to the firm Mr Edwin Davis,who is well and favorably knownin Omaha.This will enable us to han- e-an increased list J of property. We ask those who' have desi- able property for sale,toplace the same with us, The new firm will be L) &, REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 3 South 14th St ! A BURGLARY, Patrick Hanly's Houso Raided by Burglars Tuesday Night. On Tueaday night burglars entered the house of Patrick Hanly, on Eleventh street, betwoen Jones and Jackson stroets, and succeeded in getting away with $30 in cash and a watch belonging to Me. Hanly's son and valued at $40. The family wera all asleep aud did not know angthing of the robbery until the next merning. This is the first burglary which has been announced for some little time past and it was generally supposed that the community was rid of the gang which had been working this city for a number of months, Real Estate Transfors. - The following transfers were filed for record in the office of the county clerk, July 30, 1884, and reported for T Bex by the Amey’ real estate agency: Julia M. Cain and ,husband to Harriet E. Haverly, w d, lot 4, block 6, Shinn's first add, $2,624 50, Heirs of Jacob 8. Shull to Henry G. Wilke, w d, lot 4, block 11, Shull's sec- ond add, 8750. Carlson to Ch. F. Lindquist, wd, lot 4, block A, Lowe's first add, 81. Samuel E, Rogers and wife to Fred- erick Drexel, w d, lot 45, S. E. Rogers, Okahoma, §1,600. 1 8. Huscall, plat Hascall's subdisis- sion, J. H, McShane and wife to the city of Omaha, q c. d, part of lot 9, Capitol add, €1, S. E. Rogers and wife to the city of Omaha, w.d, lot 4, block 14, Rogers’ add. $1,000. D. and M. Cunay to' D. McCarthy, w, and 14, block 1, Boggs 500. D. McCarthy to M. and D. Canay, w. d, lota 11, 12, 13 and 14, block 1, Boggs & Hill's add. £5C0. F. D. Brown and wife to M. J, Cooper w. d, part lots 1 and 2, block 14, Shinn's 1st add. $2,400. e e— Police Court, In® police court yesterday J. H. Horton was charged with disturbing the peace by being intoxicated. He pleaded gullty and was fined §5 and costs, John Doe was fined $5 and costs for disturbance of the peace. Thomas Cummings *‘three times win- ner,” that is he has been arrested three times within ten days, was fined $6 and coete for being drunk. John Lincoln for disturbance of the peace was fiaed 85 and costs. e Assassins, To Tur Bk, Two cowardly sneaks deliberately came to the sidewalk in front of my house, & midnight, and shct into my frout yard, with intent to kill, danger- ously wounded my wrrrie dog “‘Nig,” known and respected by a host of people as an intelligent trick dog. L will give a liberal reward to have these cold-blooded assissins positively identified. They would assassinate a human being, even their employer, for a §6 note, if they thought the darkness would enable them to escape detection, hence the police should know them. St. A. D. BALCOMBE, ——— Preparing for the Banquet, The meeting called at the Paxton ho- tel last evening of the business men and merchants of the town to take steps to give a banquet during the state fair, if deomed best, was attended by about twenty-five. The matter was discussed at considerable length and a financial committee consisting of Ben Gallagher, W. V. Morse and Henry Koch was ap- pointed. An executive sommittee also consisting of one member from each business place to determine the number of guests each house wishes to have present, was also appointed. The num- ber mentioned was 2,600. This commit- tee will meet on Mondsy night next. e — ‘Where the Best 1s Made, New York Sun, They were talking about ico cream. She led tha conversation, whilo Goorge sustained his part in a monosyllabic sort of way. ““No,” she continued brightly, ‘‘poor 1ce cream is worse than none at all.” “Very trus,” assented Georga, *Iwouldn't eat ic: cream could get tho beat.” SNor 1" ““Yes, 1 must have the bast or none at all. Do you know, George, whera tho best ice cream is made?” “Oh, yes,"” ho said. “Where?'' “Europe.” unless 1 Loss of Flesh aud strength, with poor appetite, and perhaps slight cough in morning, er on first laying down at night, should be looked to in time. Persons afilicted with consump- tion are proverbially unconscious of their real state. Most cases commence with OMAHA DAILY PEE BEAUTY TAUGHT TO SWIM, 1 Mermaids, “Oh, I'm afeaid!” “‘I don't dare to!” 5 danger!” Such wereo he approached the pretty beach at Glen island yestorday. small breakers that rolled laizily on the shore. Several bathers splashed latest styles of bathing suits, wondrous cowbinations of colors and texture, stood upon the sand gazing timidly at the bathers. They were evidently afraid to venture into the cooling water, and their escort, & nobby young man with the build of the champion oarsman, was en- deavoring to coax them to brave the miniature billows. *‘It's no use,” exclaimed the tallest of the beautiful girls. “You know I can't swim a stroke and I don't want to crawl along the sand like a mud-turtle.” “But I will teach you,” persisted the oung man, “It's the easiest thing in the world. Come now, take my hand.” The young lady at last mustered cour- age, and stopped_daintily into the weter. *Strike out boldly!" cried her escort. She kicked and eplashed, and was about to sink when he put one hand un- der her chin and held her hand firmly above the waves. The cffect was suc- prising. The tair student floated easily along, used her arms and feet like an au- tomaton, and in half an hour could swim twenty feet without assistance. She de lighted at her new accomplishment, and soon prevailed on her companion to fol- low her example. The effect was equally as successful, and the young man gezed proudly upon his two fair pupils rivalidg a mermaid in her aquatic skill, “How is it you aro so successful in teaching the art in such a short time?” asked tge reporter. *‘The principal point for the learner is to have confidence in herself,” he answer- ed. *“Any person by holding their breaths and exerting themselves with arms can float like a cork. I simply hold their chin up for a few minutes, and they acquire confidence in themselves and soon strike out with hands and feet. The greatand useful accom- plishment of swimming is then learned, and, with a few days’ practice, most ladiea become excellent swimmers.” “‘Ien't it hard to make some of them hold their own chin?” The young man smiled and said that he found no difliculty in that respect. At afree bath on the £ast river front hundreds of young girls splashed around in the big inclousure and performed many amusing and difficult feats. Little girls, hardly ten years old, swam around with a clean, strong stroke, and scorned the use of any assistauce. They formed pyramids, jumped off of epring-boards, dived deeply under water, and came up ten feet away, going on liko circus acro- bats in their antics. “They enjoy it wonderfully,” said the lady attendant to the reporter. *Some of these girls come here five times a day when it is practicable, and we have hard work to get them out of the water. We have ropes suspended around the bath- ing house on which they hang when first learning, but they soon discard the assistance. One of the best ways to learn to swim is by the use of two bladders, or life-preservers, which are fastened under the arms and which render it Impos ble to sink. A stout German woman who came here the other day was sup- plied with the life-preservers and I lett her to attend to some children who had come in, suppoeing she knew how to use them, She fastened them on her feet and her bead sunk below the water. The children ecreamed and she was rescued, not much the worse for her ex- perience. She wouldn’t do it again, though.” —— IN THE HOLY LAND. The Jericho of the Old Testament a Mere Heap of Stones— Oriental Pictures. The only town in the Jordan valley to- day, near the place where the Jordan debouches into the Dead sea, is Riha, occupying the site of Jericho of the Now Testament and Gilgal of the Old, The Jericho of the Old Testament is merely a heap of shapeless stones about two miles away. 1 went down during har vest week, the most dangerous season in the whols year. We wore well armed, and the bauds of robbers whom we met out marauding seemed to rezpect this fact. Onco or twice our passage was interrupted by armeo guarde, but the exchange of a fow words between them and our own Bedouin es cort developed the fuct that they were protecting pilgrims 130, or were accom- psnying humble fellaheen with their season’s crops to the Jerusalem market. Thus carefully does tho peazant of ecat- ern Pulestine have to protect his rights; and it not infrequently happens that he is even then despoiled of hie goods. East of the Jordan there 18 & country much more fertile and productive than this, Indeed there are actual forests around the magnificent ruins of Gerash, Consul Merrill has described to me & disordered liver, leading to bad digestion and imperfect assimilation of food—hence the emaciation or wasting of the flesh. It is a form of scrofulous disease, and 1s curable by the use of that great blood- cleansing, anti-bilious, and invigorating compouuds, known as Dr. Pierce’s *‘Gol- den Medical discovery.” tues,fri & w L —— The Oigarette, Richmond Star. It is said that the cigarette is compara- tively new in its popularity, and that prior to 1870, the centennial year, it was Since then its consumption has smoker. i wonderfully, In 1876 the ing United States was 8,000,000—an incresso of 300 per cent. over the amount manu- factured in any previous year. Last year the number manufastured exceeded 750, 000,000, Of this number 40,000 000 were exported, and the remainder con- sum d in this country. derived by the government from this source was §1,250,000, L — ulted night by tw John Carmen was as at Ho Kota county, the othe named Suith, Hoffwan homa from church when and, it is belicved, would have only £ r herinterfer' nee. The Smiths w brought befors dudge King, of Dakota vead guilty to wssault and battery , Da thers ty e e ‘ Elegant oflice lmm in Bushman's hlock north east oor- ner Six‘eenth and Douylas, and tvo stores to visit which he paid toa temple there with three hundred pil each six fect in diameter, and also to two theaters, one with a seating capacity of six thousand. and the other with a seaiing capacity of ten thoussud. But all that land is va- cant, simply because there is no security of property or person there. Riha consists of colony of plaster huts, roofed with gravel and brush, and full of the vilest filth imsginable, people seem t> be mostly Nubia black race, and they and their cattle, donkeys, hens, cats, diseased dogs, live heterogeneonsly together. Around this polog as & protection from the Nomadac triber, The latter had their tents of goats'|) and camels’ balr apread close to the Buch a combination of parasitic races It is seldom one's lot to Even th:h\'i)hgar- begged back- ] sheesh of us without exception, as though Tho CERTanKe | SMte A uvaalwers | rude fence. sent among them to distribute benef: tion onl; (r c{hlinguilh now between the real Be Hu wis escorting Miss Louisa | douins and these villagers, who are mere +. | amateurs) were soen at several places in the city, aud usually had s cloth wrapped tho lower half of their faces, con- | W I | cealing the mouth, aroun ntenced to pay ten dollars fine and thirty Here 1saw the common oriental pie- aye in juil, and to pay the cost ifty } ture, two women grinding a mill. i expectudd the injured gan willy ™} also witnessed there the native pro u‘; personal damrges, " "8I cens of churning. A woman had a shoep. which was sus Seizing the twc skin filled with milk, nded from the roof. ind lsge of the skin, the woman pushed it back and forth vilently, caus i Little Girls and Daring Boys Who Ri- “Come on, you silly godse, thore's no the exclamations which greoted a New York Journal reportor as trip of bathing A gentle wind beat the water into up- around in the water, thoir atraw | oo hi0d the Mother Hubbard a grace- hats dancing like corks upon the [ful or protty thing, we believe, nor nas waves, Two pretty yirls, attired in the anybody attempted to justify a pref. The a coal- nd very little affacted by the Americon the accumulated rubblsh of fifty centuries is a village in & miserable number of cigarettes manufactured in the | palsade of brushwood, supposed to serve Children lay around in the dirt a day old. The professional robbers FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1854, to hit the wall each t'me. when it came, was pure white, saltless and tasteloss, like the butter in all east- ern countries. Uhe Departure of Mother Hubbard 8t Lonis Globe-Democrat. There is a strong probabllity that the tlamboyant and grotesque Mother Hub bard gown will have to go. It came in a8 & sort of protest against the wathetic, close-fitting style of drees which turned 80 many fominine hoads and accentuated #0 much of feminine anatomy a fow years ago; and having served its purpose, it seems to be gradually giving way to kind and coherent influonces. Nobody erenoce for ress; and yet women of all ages, stations, and varietien of physical outline have boldly taken it upon them and made it regnant and familiar, It has a certain merit of comfort, we may be sure, par- ticularly in hot weather, and under cir- cumstances that do not need mentioning; but the fact remains, all the same, that it inin a general sense manifestly prepos- terous. The woman does mot live, we take leave to think, who thoroughly respects herself when inside of a Mother Hubbard gown, She can not help feeling that she is more or less of a deception, and that &t best men are bound to wonder if she would be worth considering were she clothed in a candid and comprohensible mauner. To article 0 glaringly out of |« harmony with present conditions of prog- | ! The butter, | had to taka a commisstoner In the shape of one Mr, States or nothing. Pennsylvanin gets a_commissioner in (en George P, Thrie, Iate of the rogular army, and delegate from Alaska to the Forty-fiest con gress, Thik is President Arthur's own per <onal appointmnent, and the only one mads to suit himeolf and at the request of no- polivieal potentate Towa, at the potentiary Kawson, gots the B Me. Hax equest of Hon, Envoy Pleni district atte governorshi na they who expe Tt is Lgious memory Wait till 1888, and i things political you will <in the pers. 8 therv as, & missionary but finding ofitable than preach nighted Tudi he the more’s the pity,” If re will be ne resignations of commie: sions up thera hefore next spring, TEST YOUR BAKING POVDER T0-DAY, Hrands ndvertised as absolitely pure CONTAIN AMMONIA. THE TEST: 11 n ean top down dn & hot om0 Rover and smoll (st will Dot be. quired ot tho prescnce of ammonia. e state the case a little differontly, she must know that it is impossible for an in. telligent observer to make her out in a garb 80 crude_and confusing, and that in not being wado out, she is very apt to be estimated lightly and unapprovingly. In short, the Mother Hubbard has an air of premoditated imposture about it which an honest woman, anxious not enly to be good at heart, butto be esteemed both good and handsome, must find it difficult to endure with patience and self-satisfaction. A good deslis to be pardoned, of course, to the tyrauny of fashion: but it atill remains true, and women certainly understand it, that no weight of authority can ever mako Moth- er Hubbard a sincere and prepossessing garment. — e — She Works for a Living, Philadelphia Call, Commend us to a girl of whom it is sneeringly said, ‘‘She works for liv- ing.” In her we are alwaya sure {o find the elements of a woman—a lady; true, we are not prepared to see a mincing stop—a haubgty lip—a fashionable dress —or to hear a string of nonsense about young men and balls—the new novels and the next party—no, no; but we are prepared to hear sound words of good senso—language becoming a woman— and to witness movements that would not disgrace an angel, You who are longing for wives and ¢ mpanions, turn from the fashionable, lizy, houghty eirls, and_select from any of those who work for a living, and never, our word for it, will you repent your choice. You want a substantial friend, and not a doll; a helpmate, and not help- eat: counselor, and not a simplaton, You may not bo ablo to carry a piano {nto yeur house, but you can purchase a spinning wheel or a set of knitting needles. If ycu cannot purchase a novel, you may be able to take some valuable paper. 1f you cannot buy a ticket to a ball, you can visit some afHicted neigh- bor. Be careful where you look for inur wife and whom you choose. We now many a foolish man, who, instead of choosing the industrious and pradent woman for his wife, took one from the fashionable walks of life, and is lament- ing his folly in dust and ashes. He rn into the fire with his eyes wide open, and who but himself 1s to blame e — AUCTION Tuesday August 5, 10:00 a. m., 615 S. 10th streat. The entire contents of a 10- room house consisting of Bads, Bedding, Furniture, Stoves, kitchen and dining- room ware &c. W. B. Grixo, th,sat&mon. Auctioneer, ‘Waterloo creamery, 200, at Gentleman's | Largest and best stock of picnic good s at J. JEJ French's, * Don't forget to visit BUSHMAN'S for Ladies’ Muslin Underwear. | e Cream Soda at Bull's, jl-1m 1ok aND CoaL al Bevzon & Bro -Jm A g BEAOY Colored Blaine and Logan OClub, A public meeting of the Colored Amer- ican Blaine and Logan club will be held at Lytlo's hall on ¥arnam stroct, this ovening, July 3lst, at 8 o'clock sharp Thero will bo addresses delivered by W. Woodby and J. O. Adams, By ~order of P. WinLians, President. W. H, C. SternENsoN, Secretary. —— AUCLION, Wednenday, Aug. 6, 10 &, m., 2028 Pierce st., the entire contents of a well furnished house consisting of. parlor ret, bed-room suits, carpets, stoves, china and silverware. All new and firstclass. RING, ThSatTues Auctioneer, Last night a colored gambling house on Tenth street was pulled and ten in- mates and the proprietors were arrested, This morning in police court the inmates were fined 83 each and costs and the keepers of the house $10 each and conte, — — The Alaska Government,, A Washigton specinl to the Philadelphin Timen sayn: The list of th vil officers for far away "Aluska is comp} oo late, howey- er, for the governor of Aluski to make bis annusl n'tmrl this year on the operations of the Alwka Commercial compuny, familiarly known a4 the “fur seal ring,” as the killing, wkinning, salting and counting of the fur seals taken this ry, and the apj the nine p ntial appointments have haen purprisingly numerous. Novaia at the req et SBenator Jones, gets overnor in the persn of Gov, John® H, 1 governor of Nevada, and form time in ite his wutler at Sitka, when Alaska was by our regular military officers, a, at the request of Senator John ¥. Miller, gota M. C, Hillyer for marshal, surveyor general, and nissioner. Thess are Californin alao gets, at Attarney Ge 1 Wit w Chester “fur seal” weloctions, the demsnd of Ward McAllister, Jr., for judge. “fur seal” in this Colorado expeoted, through Senator Thomus J. Bowen, the cle K of the court, but got nothing, [linois, at the requeat of Shelby M. - | Cullom, earrying off that prize -1 of & Mr. Lewis. . Oregon, throu | confi_ ently expuc tthe h Senator Joseph N. Dolph, 1 the judgeship, »nd all ther Puaific #'s ¢ conceded her that high but Asty.-Gen, B, wa wo potent with Arthur fur Sunater 1Y, Mg i ¢ 4 in the person o 0 RENT A desirable oottage 4 rooma good ols torn and water works 9th and Hickory. Appl Wt Bell's crog store, JRGR REST_ Frony parior with board to two gen tman st 1624 Douglas 8t “7ap JOR RENT.—~Two nicely furnished front and one back. rooms; one No. 1714 Calitornia #' roet. JFGR RENT-Furniahed rooms with board, 1812 Dodge. 916-imp ornished rooms suitah , 1619 Farnam 8t ¥ gontle- 0142 JOR RENT two Furnished front rooms sitatle omon, 1417 Howard 8t 91 JEORRENT. One Fiat 1n Loronzw's B ock, 13th and Howard streot, modern liny rovemeats Apply 1418 Farnam streot. o2t e DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA. ITS MEALTHFULNKSS IS NEVER BEEN QUENTIONKD, Tn a million homes for & quarter of a century It has stood the consumers’ reliablo test, THE TEST OF THE OVEN. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., MAKERS OF Dr. Price's Special Flavoring Extracts, The atrongeat,most delielons and natura|favor known,and Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast Gems For Light, licalthy Bread, The Best Dry Hop Yeast tu the World. FOR SALE BY CROCERS. CHICACO. - 8T. LOUIS. l"uu RENT ~With board, largo front room, gas and bath room, at 1718 Dodgo street. 921.6p [OR RENT—A five room cottage northwest oor, Capitol avwntio and 25th Sta; oity water. Inquite At 2418 Capitol avenue 770D TP AENT-South tront room, nicely furnished, 1004 ¥rnam | troet. v idp DOR R<NT-House thy woft water, §12 and Pacific, © Iarge rooms; hard and <O ger month. " R, K. Copson, 16th 0021 JOR RENTFleanaus farnish roome, 1767 Cun F %t ¥ {OR RENT-Store with living rooms, cor, 16th and Howard. Special terma to fint class wist. Eoraller's Agenoy, Millird Hotel. 50 RENT—Two furnished south front rooms, N. 10th 8t. ot convenient chambers for house. anand wife without ohildren, 8 Moo, 310 north 17th 8 roet. 88241 [OR RENT-Two unfurnished front room: Depot, 903 Caen stroct, F X631 F 0K RENT—Nicoly furnished rovms without board 1814 Davenport S4, JOR RENT—Furnished rosms at -NI-I St.near 13th St. 1924 S77.81p) OR RENT—Furnished room ne: Picrce stroot Folfl( NT— Furnishod rooms 1810 Dodge Stroet. 40-1p {0k RENT-Nicoly firnished rooms at 028 south S0th streol, balf block fromm t. Mary's avenue. 8101p OR RENT—A store, comer of Liaveaworth and 10th stroet. Apply next door. B4-t1 JROR RENT—A tarnished om wentlomen. Inquire 2200 Dod; QU RANTA store on Cuming and loth Sta. Cuming streot paved, exoellent opening for abak- ery or shoe,store, there buing neither on Camings 84 Or good location for any other busines:. Apply to Morso & Bruaner, 1404 Farnam hts. §i381p Fdll RENT- Furaished rooms 1621 Capitol av (LAY JFOR RENT—Ten roomad house; furnitare for salo until July 318%, 1724 Douglas. 77040 PO RENT-Nowly furniahed rooms with board at 1408 Cans St TaLS1p SPECIAL NOTICE £¥3peciale will Positivelynot be tnsorted unless paid 1n advance. TO LOAN-IMoney. N on roslestats by Ballon Ero South 15th Steect. X Al exp rienced Gook k1 sion Ten 1414 Donglas 0106p nily of two Inquire first market on 15th and Jones o1 1p streets, F. ONEY to loan in sums of 8100 and_upwards o/ V1 “improved Douglas Co. tarms. R. C. Patterson & Co., Koal ostate and loan agont, 18th and Farnam. 443 1m0 t intere 28441 'ONEY TO LOAN—The lowost _rat VL Bemis’ Toan Agencv. 16th & MON“ TO LOAN In sums of §300. and upward AYL O. F. Davis and Co., Real Estate and Loan Agents, 1506 Farnam St BN, HELP WANTED. uiro 0f Chas Paigh at and Leayenworsh sta. D Lathers, &, on South WANTED Good girl lmmediately at the Carey VY ouse, N. W. cor. 1ithaud Daveaport streote. ‘ook and diaing room giil, 2416 Cum- 900-1p W ANTED Thirteen versons ing Situations within 8, Smith, Expert Book-keeper, N0-4p ANTED—A girl for general houso work. A kood stea'y wituation to ono who is a good 000k, wathi Mre. A. Sorenson, 1918 Caitol ave. Ta-AL and ironer woen 10th and 50th. VAN (ED A barber 700 South 10t £t 7~7 ; 2 4p WANT D= Girlor woman b0 work in bitchen, 1016 Hame: bt work st their own hemes; quictly made; work went by wtamp for r Pivaro uddrens Kelisblo 3 Philadeip) G 3l for kenerar houowork, 217 N, BBy Wi D Girl to wait on table for her board at t Ho e 8221 TANTED ¥, b Wit uur e, Mis. G T4t anily of two, Good placetor . uquite at C. J. Canan & Co'w 7074, RITUATIONS WANTED. ployment of any kind by an_ex yerionced steuvgraphor, - Addrows * P, 11" Boe 002 ABYuung sttorney, a gradunto aud admiited 10 upreaie Court Ind , 1 west, sud desires to form wa partaorshp with or g00d Nobraska wown. B, Beo office, mo k0o atorney m ity Good " reforence. ~ A 9 WANE DA hihly rorpcted young lady, Kood reforence, wishes & situation a goser or Lady's companion, I Accompl'shed in Music, Art, French and Gorman. Address ©M. 8" Beo office. 008-1p. ANTED—Situstion by & young German girl to Tuguire B8A2p o housework in an Amorioan family, #t 102 South 10th sticet, ¥ A" ANTED—A situstios experience in Easte Office, Hotereacos given ¥. Bauth, Feo 506'31p VW ANTED—A ituation by s men. Srat-class haroess maker, inalso & goud o Is will Ing to do any inslde work in order to wake & liviug, Address J. J. Kchnelder, Boo office, 80081 \"ANTP.I) ~A situstion e drug clerk by » an with 4 yoarsoxpsrionco. Addiocss Ernest Lee, Watags, Knox Co, 1ll, 760.6p ANTED—A ponition by & Arat-clasm 15dy book. kooper. Address 63, Hou offioe. 740 t1 A Y OUDK mArTied mAn WAUt ILUANOD A8 buOK- Keopur in Wholosalo. establlahunent in’ Ouahs, Addrom 'O caro Bes. B0t MINCELLANEOUS WANTS. VWANTE = Gue o b turnished rooa for inan and wife with or without wse of p'suo in the vieinity of “heran ave., or 15th 5t - State teru ke. B. lock box 792, 840-1p TANTED—Table b ivery (hing ud howeliko, 84 perwouk, 216 N. 13 h street. threo doors from Créighton House, 1-81p 7ANTED—Ta borro property. Addrest “,;7&1-“ e ‘Dorth of 1" 0 ble tenauts Add asenaion L Augy PO, x 457 JMORRENT—Six room oottage, fine location, by 8. T. Potersen, 8. . cor. 16th and Douglas. 617-th <NT—Two uew 8 room houses, very oou A ono block from Park ave, cars, f oR RENT—Furnishod rooms at 497-1mp 27 Dodge 8. K [O8 MENT-Ono krand square puano. Inquire of Edholm and Erickson. Py TR ENT—Ono rood six roem holse 825, per mo. G.M. Hitohoock, 28541 NT—House 6 rooma good repair. Nioo yard, clstorn water. R :nt3:b por monin 1411 Park Wilde ave. Apply to Juo. W. Bell, Draggist, Loth Bt 185-t8 DOR RI OR RENT—Rooms in Nebraska National Bauk Building. Most_desirablo offices In tho ity Suppliod with hyaraulio elovatorand heatod by steam Apply at Bunk. 620-t1 JFO! BALE—The Btar laundey, 718 south o¢h Bt. 910.1 p OR BALKE—Goud paying business. $1,000 42,600 required. Causo of wclling, sickress, This I8 ageunine vaigain, Cail at 1214 Harney St. 920-81p [0, BALE ~Chewy, aymallmow arug stoc dros *Drugglst.” caro of Boo. U8 8ALE—Ono10toot ovunter, sultablo fora bar or lunch oountor at Allon's Fish market. 812-81p P‘l\]l BALE—Onn uitable for & meat murxet, at Allen's Fish Market. 408 8ip P98 SALE-Twa goad Tuquire at 1408 Douglus strect. R. M. 80181 "y 00d, Pure Ryo Bread, all kiads of White Broid, X itollaand Cakes, at the Bohowisn Bawery. 18th and Willisms stree ¥95.6 account of Ul realch nd 2 10w, Also two goord Pariitt, G.s offico, 18th B20.1m JOR SALE- 40 desirablo builaing lots, for trade orcash. Callat A. Hos, 's 1510 Dodge St £56-1m0 O1 SALE—Graded Cattlo—7 yo hiifers 1 tureo yo coww; 4 1 vod Durh 3 onid rovan-oighths T am bulls, b xoept & Tew are do wwock wnd whow thele breeaiug plainly t of aby e 17 i ulls, g at oors. $2lmp N ALE-R L rictor wish diess PO B o 0 CoWs, W8 aro the youring ; year old ute 178 thred (EIN, Minde e 1o & good Toa il i, P ) k0 into anothur busivess Ad: oo, 7018 JROR SALE—A & grost Largain, tho Scott reul dencs property. §u't cat of « raits in Vanscom Place, Thix is & vory sesirablo 7 room cottago and wi i bo sold at a waciifice, BARKER & MaYNK. TIeM 1th and Farwm. el JO BAE OITRRGE A by ar ol e wosy. horko 164 hsads bigh, gentlo” aud 'kind, trof i minuten uutrained, aloo o now fiaw side Lar top risgo, C.J. Canan. 781-4mo JOR BALK—A fine driviog ho Ay ludy cay ber vop buiky Rether or separato, at 2.7 B, 15th Bt o) 4| Oapital, ~ | approved securltl United Btates Depository First National Bank ~OF OMAHA— Oor. 13th and Farnam 8ta, The Oldest Banking Establishment n Omaha, SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZR BROTHERS, Organited in 1868, Organised as a Natlonal Bank in OAPITAL . . . . - . . $200,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS . =IM,000 Ormowms pamorons. Human Kouwres, Prosident. Join A. Ormanrrow, Vioe President. A eunTus Kounres, 24 Vice Prestdent, "3 vorruror. . IL. Davin, Oaah Mwoquraa, Awmistant Osahier, | Crebiee. Transacts & genoral banking bustnes. Tae cortificates bearing ntereak. . Draws drafis Franciaco o privcipal cltios ' the Uniyea Also London. Bublin, Rdinburgh &ad the*or thea o1 thia continent and %1% 31 ¥ THE MERCHANTS Naton] Bank| OF OMAXEXA. Authorized Capitul, - $1,000,000 Paid-up Capital, - - 100,000 Surplus Fund, = - - 70,000 BANKING OFFICE | N.W. Cor, Farnam ano 12th Sts OFFICFRS) Faawx Monray, Prosident. | BAWLE. Roonss, V-P Bak. B. Woon, Gasbior. " | Tovias Daanm s DIRKCTORS! Frank Murphy, Samuel E. Rogors, Ben. B. Wood, Charios O Honeeh A "D, Joneer Luber Drake, a General Banking oo, All have any Banking business te tranmot aro invited call. No w largo or small the transaobion, 1§ will recelvo our caretul attention, and we promiss . | Miways courteous treatment . icular attention o business for o A o 1 bt P cipal citles of the United States at very lowest ratee. Amn“ te of Banks and Bankers on favor . i Issucs Oertificate of Deposld bearing 6 per con Buys aad selle Forelgn Kxehange, County, Ot and Governmont secucities UNITED STATES Natlonal Bk OF OMABA, S, W, Cor, Farnam and 12th Sts, $100,000.00 C. W. HAMILTON, Pres" . %. CALDWELL, V. Preo: M. T. BARLOW, Cashler. DIRECTORS : 8. 8. OALpwELL, 8. F. 8mxrn, 0. W. HamiLron, M. T. BARLow, 0. Wiun Bamizron, Accounts sollciter. and kept sub Ject to sight chock. Certificates of Deposit | able In 3, 8 and I12months, bearing Interest, or on demand without In- terest. Advances made to customers on it market rato ued pav of Intorest. The Interests of Customers are c'osely guarded and overy facllity compatible with principles of sound banking freely extended. Draw sightdrafts on England,ire- and, S8cotland, and all parts of Eu- - [vope. 801l European Passa e Tickets COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE. SAVINES . BANK ! Cor. 18th and Douglas Sts. (Capital Stock, - $150,000 Li bility of Stockholders, 300,000 Five Per Cent Interest Paid ok Deposits LOANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE Officers o Dircotors JAMES E. BOYD ....Pre ud L. M. BENNETT, “Vioe Presidont W. A. PAXTON log JOHN E WILBUR, ", CHAS F. MANDERSON, J. W. GANNETT, HENRY PUNDT, M R. RISDON Gen [msurance Agent BRETRESENTS Fhanix Assurance Co., of wondon, Ossh Aot Cashioy MAX MEXER, E L. STONE. rocory businoss in good looality Will ri capital of about §,000 W, tulsottics, 080-1m, 70K SAL poying wi For partioula CHARLES RIEWE, [QOR BLE—Two tull Jotn, with thres first class U N D E RT A K ER ouson In Kood ropair, on 8 W. orr. 15th and . ’ ‘anitol venu 724 [7VOR BALE—A choloa dairy aud stock Hoota for §2,(90 por yea Q. It N 800 aores, 20) aores undor cik tivation, 34 mi Hilver Craok, Now, o U, b Iuilwy!, St homa © oam and 1o housos, barnw, corrala, eto, or dal iuk and stook raistug’ Land is we choloe grass and grasing Lind, with sdjoiniug. For sale cheap. reet, ry! ed and all v ol range Potter & Cobh, 1616 st e —— A I";‘J"}' now M;d #0000d hand 10 b p h. p. portabl any; bollers of any sico and styl &l 0 R, Y. bet. 17th sud 16th ot JRUR BALE—A s ting oftce suitabio uowepapor or Job offios, Wil sell for change for Ok City propertys Addroes Uitiou. Q5 BALK-A tow horees. Mayue & barn, FG‘ HALE- 15 b, p 0 ohoios younx buggy Barker, 8t Mary’ d work enue L 4581 JTO HALETarge lot on Park svenuo. Also house aod lot uoar bt Mary's qu ¥y A ary's avonue, luquire 472 Con JOR BAL oo of the best placo at o bargain if sold 500, 1516 Paruam, o C #0d 40n. “1amn e in Hauso m Potter & UoL b, 9814 JOI BALE—Cheap lots fu Shinn's 24 ad iitic it Flaloview. Potter & Cobh. 1616 Farom stroet. At POK BALE—Lwo soooind aaud piaucs, st Edbo @ & Erlokaou's Musio Store on 16th 85 Ba0-41 JOR BALE—Two opeu second-amid_bugy sy 101/vory wagon, chosp, at 1819 Haruey 1, ANTED —82,000 o sk clws Git . security 101 6 Yobre, a8 0 por cent. Adures) Box 20° lonte 70844 3 YA AN LED—Boarders 0 kuow the Bt Charlos ke i 41 0 Harnwy 8L, batwes s 120 aud 18th will set up the rd for #4 00 ver woek of 1 y 0 190 1o the city of B corrapondis . Srice, S36-Af MISOELLANEOUS. AY o K00d pasturiug, Bpring water, ol wud Wit yearlin wain by calllog at M. a0k, wiid a3 g charg s, AND DEALER IN Metalic Cases. C‘l_!lg,!lihgallfih, Shronds. 1000 Farnam 8t, - OMAHA, NEB orde attended to. Teley R won v o McOARTHY & BURKE, UNDERTAKERSI 818 14TH STREET, BET. FARNAM AND DOUGLAS DREXEL & MAUL, (SUOCESSORS TO JOHN G. JACOBS) UNDERTAKERS | # the old stand 1417 ¥arnam streot. Orders by aph solicited and promptly atteated to. H. K, BUREET FUNERA. DIRECTOR AHD EMBALMER 111 Korth 10th Streed Umans JAS, H. PEABODY M, v, PHYBIOIAN & BUXGKOS, Roulde v No, w7 aomd