Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 28, 1884, Page 8

OMAHA DAILY BEE:- THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1884 — [ —— THE DAILY BEE ThursdnyfiMornine August 28, " LOOAL BREVITIES, Billings & Connor, Dentists, opp. P, 0. yostorday of poli- The tram in from tho west was o large one and dumped an arn ticians and their friends in this city —A man whore name could not be learned had a log broken on Harney street Tuceday —The asphalt ng along side of the car tracks on Sixteenth strect is being chopped out in order to put in a row of granite blocks which wore left out when the stroet was first paved, . —1It was reported yosterday that Cle land and the democratic party were dead. This explains why the flag on the Cleycland and Hendricks pole, corner of Tenth and Pa- cific streets was at half m vy Marshal § Cummings ! yesterday lost his pocketbook, Tt did not contain any money, but there were a number of papers, among which was a season pass to the state fair, and an annual pass over the Union Pa- cific road and all of its branches, The rifle team of the department of the Platt, under the command of Lt. Merriam, left Tuesday for Fort Leavenworth where they will enter into competition with the teams from other departments for membership in the division team, —The fair in aid of St Joseph's Hospital, which will open in Falconer's Hall, corner TFifteenth and Douglas, on Monday avening, Sopt. 1st, will possess many features of intercst Among them is the voting to the most popular conductor a beautiful lantern, and to the most popular engineor a valuable clock. The competing roads are the U, P, Ry, B, & M. in Neb., Mo, Pac. Ry, C. B. & Q., and C. St. P.M.&O. Ry. A staff flag will also be voted to the most popular republican or dem- ocratic club, —'Lenth street seoms to be fgaining an un- enviable notortety of lats, Last night Mr, William Jackson, late of Cuming ceunty, was —C DISTRICT CONVENTION. The Proceedings of the Judicial Con- vention Yesterday. Other Busi- vention, Mr, Estelle the Nominee ness of the Co The republican judicial convention of this district met in the council chambers at 6 p. m. yestorday, to nominate a can- didate for district attorney. The convens tion was called to order by H, D. Tsta. brook, chairman of the central judicial district committoe, The call was then read by Loo Estelle, its secrotary, The name of Hancock of Sarpy county was put in nomination as temporary secre- tary, who declined. Peterson, of Burt, waa thon proposed and elected. After the names of several had been proposed for secretary, who refused to Clark, of Douglas was elected. A com- mittoe on crodentials, consisting of ono member from each county, were appoint- od by the chair, Messrs. Eby of Sarpy, Behm of [ Douglas, Lewis of Burt and Chapman of Washington, constituted the committeo, Tho committee reported the following named dolegates as entitled to seats in the convention, Sarpy county — Henry Eby, John Hoover, Honry Gosch, A. U. Hancock and William Smith. Burt county—M. L. Raymond by E. W. Poterson, . G. Gates, A.C. Ab- bott, T. E. Hall by T. L. Lowis, George A. Blackstone by C. J, Hall, E. F. Sis- won by E. W. Peterson, W. R. Hope- well by E. W. Poterson, T. L. Lowis and E. W. Potorson, Washington county—J. W. Boggs, A. L. Browster by J. W. Boggs, 8. C. itou serv suddenly commanded to halt as he reached Pierce street, and was requested to hand over what he had, Fortunately he possessed only seventy-five cents in money and a silver watch, which he deemed it prudent to hand over to the robbers, Mr. Jackson congratur lated himself that he had only "asilve watch and a small amount in money, but he is strongly of the opinion that Cuming county 8 much safer than Donglas. o — Another Meeting. The board of managers for the state fair held another meeting Tuesday at the Paxton. There were present, chair- man Barker, Secretary Furnas, and Messts, Dinsmore, Grenell, McIntyre, Jensen, Hartman, Bowen, Laughlin Barstow, Daniels, Burke and Druse. Chairman Barker reported that the railroad companies had agreed and would arrange to load and unload all stock and other freight for the fairnear the grounds by holding all the trains until the load- ing and unloadifig was done, boforo, during and after the fair, to the entire satisfaction of the board and other patrons. President Dinsmore was empowered to floor and otherwise improve hog pens for the accommodation of exhibltors. He was algo authorized to ercct on the east side of the grounds ashed building for the police, 12x48 feot. Treasurer Hartman reported that the county commissioners were draining and otherwise imoroving the street, or road- way, immediately east and in front of the grounds, Superintendent Bowen was authorized to drain and fill up the water- holes in front of the offices, The board met again in the afternoon. Mr. Cochrane, superintendent of swine class, notified the board that it would be impossible for him to serve and Robert Temploton of Tekamah, was appointed to fill the vacancy. The secretary was directed to telograph Henry Ward Beecher and ascertain if he would preach on the fair grounds on Sunday, September 7th (the opening of fair week) and his torms. The board decided upon terms for the four-year-old Nebraska colts’ raco. The purse is $225, five to enter and three to_start, $20 stake entrance, pursos as follows: $125 to first, 875 to second, and $25 to third, The trot is to take place on Thursday, September 11. The $100 to form the nucleus of the purse was donated by a prominent citizen ef Omaha, who insists that his name be withheld. The board declined to offer the 2:26 stake that had been talked of, The secretary was directed to assign stalls at tho fair grounds. —— Many cosmetics for the complexion have from time to timo been put upon the market, but none have stood the test as has Pozzoni's medicated complexion Euwder. It is an absolute curative for lotches, discolorations, freckles, etc, For sale by druggists. 2 ———— A RealSensation, Probably the advent of the famous trotter, Maud 8, in our midst could not have created ‘a greater sensation than that occasioned by the recent appearance in our market of C. W, Allen's popular ‘brands of tobacco *‘Trotter” and *Old Jam” which are admitted to take the lead of all others in favor with the pub- lic. It is seldom that an article of this kind rises 80 suddenly in popularity, the competition always being great, but the manufacturer seems to have struck exactly the right combination to phase the consumers and his novelties in rum- cased tobaccos, *‘Trotter” and *Old by H. Chapman, F. M. Moore by J. W. Boggs, W. 8. Frost by V. G. Lantry, James Denny, George Giannon by A, . Jones, P, Gossard by W. D. Gross, W, J. Cook and C. B. Sprague by J. W. Boggs. Douglas county—Fred Behm, John T. Clark, Robert Gireen, N. A, Kuhn by W. F. Garloy, L. R, Wright by John Sahler, J. W. Lounsbury, Ed. Gorman, R. M. Donald by R. S. Hall, E. W. Simeral, J. W, Nichols by Louis Kam- mer, Will Brown by W. A. Redick, Den- nis Lane, F. Waller, William Lemon, John Rohrer by G. M. Hitchcock, E. F. Paige by H. W. Crossley, James Kaight, Fred Enfield by W. H. Clark. The re- port was adopted. On motion of Sahler the temporary organization was made permanent, A motion was made to proceed to an informal ballot for district attorney. An amondment was proposed by Clark that the roll bo called by counties. The amendment was put and as thero was some confusion about the proxies no decision was reached. The roll was called and the amend- ment was Jost, The motion to proceed to an informal ballot for district attorney was then car- ried. The vote resulted as foliows: Hanco Estello.... : 119 The convention then procoeded to a formal ballot, resulting as follow Hancock 1 Estelle ..21 _No eloction. Second formal ballot: ncock Sstabi Estelle Mr. Esiollo, having recoived a major- ity of tho votes cast, was declared tho nomineo of the convention by tho chair, Onmotion of G. M. Hitcheock the nomination of Estello was made unani- mous by the convention. A speech was called for from the nominee, Mr. Estello stepped inside the rail and made a fow vigorous remarks on the coming cam- paign and was loudly cheered at its close, MR, 8 SPEE N At the boginning of his romarks he spoke in a tono inaudfablo to many in tho room, whou crios of *louder,” *‘louder,” were heard, Mr. Eatello said ho would talk loud enough to bo heard in Novem. ber, and if Mr. Godwin didn't wear out o horse or two during the campaign ho would bo loft. o said he eox- pocted to wear out the solos of his shoes this fall in tramping through the district, but whon the eloction was over no doubt would bo found on his knoes, 1f Douglas and Sarpy counties did not give, Godwin over 500 majority the democratic nomince would bo dofoat- ed, Mr, Estabrook was next called for, who addressed the convention in a man- ner that would? do credit to any repub- lican, reassuring his loyalty to his party and oxpressing a determination to use nll legitimato means to elect his success- ful opponent. The speech was a ringing vigorous one, and had none of the tone that generally attends a dofeat- od candidate. After extolling the repub- lican party for what it had dono in tho past he concluded that he ‘“‘served his coun- try best who served the republican party best."” The convention then called for Mr, Hancock, the Sarpy county candidato, whno addressed it in a good.natured speech, saying he had not expected the nomination, and finished his remarks by expressing his thanks to the delegates who voted for him, The work of appointing the contral committee for the ensuing term, con- This powder nover varfes, A marvel of strength and wholesomeness. More eoonomical than tho ordinary kiuds,and cannot b sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short welght alum or plowphato powdors, * 8old oy 1n- oane. AL Bussey in an extremely embarassing situ- ation, 1 should be happy to make any repa- ratlon to Mr. Bussey that lies within my power, and should take pleasure in giving additional particulars, to any of his friends who will take the trouble to enquire at Tur Ber office for my name and address, X — - Army Orders, Recruit Albert Johnson, enlisted at Fort Douglas, Utah, is assigned to com- pany H, 6th Infantry. Recruits Jacob Brugh, William Brod- orsen, Axel Johnson and Henry Robin- son, enlisted at Fort Omaha, Neb., are assigned to the 4th Infantry, Recruit Patrick Baggot, enlisted at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming, is assigned to company H., 6th Infantry, and will be sent to the station of his regiment on the first favorable opportunity. Absolutely Pure. uronces NG POWDER CO STARTLING are the changes that, In a tew years, have taken place in the manufacture of Clothing Improvement after Improvement has been made, until to-day the clothing offered by Schlank & Prince, 1210 Farnam street, is equal in every respect to the bost Custom Work! ‘While at the samo time the lowness o price of the fine grade of clothin g they handle is no less astonish- ing than the Perfection of Tit! AND THE QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND MAKE Boston GlothingHonge 1210 Farnam Street, 1210 Ievue Gl COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, Complete Courso, one year, (short hand o ptod plo 3 Vet Course, two Completo Course, throy Each month thereaftor... Thirty Lessons in Ponni The above cour month " The above catirse, (buok K oo months. ... Send for circular. oss 0. It, RATHBUN, Prin,, m&o Omaha, No ~ OMAHA Dispensary CROUNSE'S BLOCK, Hoa boon established and eapecially equipped for th Sreatment of diseases of the Nervous System, Blood, Kidneys, And Bladder, Al disoases producing blood {mpuritics and_pois oning, with eruptions on tho skin aud ulb Discases of the liver, Rheumatism, Pile Chronie Female Disoases, of the Kye and Ear, Catarrh, Asthia, Bronchitis,are all treatod by new and successful methods, ucluding the Vitalized Oxygoen treatment, Young Men Mid- dle Aged and old Men, suffering from vervous debil ity and exhwusion, {rom any cause whatover, prou cing lndigestion, palpitation, depend;ney, dfzine 18 of memory fack of energy and ambition, can be ) CURE nO PAY¥OR T physician in o Leavenworth and Mason, K"Amzn—fim. ass dining room girl at the Agents to handle the Bell Patent Address or call on Goo. W , Neb, VWASTED. Weather Etrips, Dell, 1120 Harney strect, Omat VY ANTEDA competent il f work, Toqulre at 833 South 201 T. C Atr Hall._ an_partner for good Tee office ""A\'I ED—A Barber, 708 #ou 8312 ad VWANIED-A chance tora you to gt s ood paying situation at 421 8o, 10th street. 459.25p ‘imvl ED—A first-class barber. Good wage Paxton Hotel Barber shoy 4 TANTED. shwasher and Dining room 1015 Harney. [ VW ANTED-—Girl Immediatol Apply at 1814 1 venport street, 600. —A good stout horse for deliver \dross “A." Beo office, stating price whera can be seen, 484 VWANTEDSot, 1at, o man to drive delivory wagon and_ work ' about Commiseion 1 Must be & good salseman, sctive and not afraid of work, in short,da * live man.” Address offfc “'A TED—At Fremont, and two shop tenders, ply at onco to Bt 30 —District managers to represent us in ounty in Nebraska and Western lowa. inary—§50 weokly . P F. Col- 40430 HBarkor Bloc Occidental Hotel, corner 10th and Howard, 460 tf —In city pleasant i TLEME! y light and 86 a day easil; quiotly made; work sent by mail; no_canvassi stamp for reply Plonso addross Rel Philadelphia, Pa. 847-1m -\_\/A TED Three diniag room glrlsat Slaven Ho. ‘tal, South 10th St. 1oy JROR BENT-Atwo story frame buldiag miltable fot business. TLarge cellat, upstairs suitable for 106, Inquire on promises, corner 20th snd Pierce St 3exr) QR RENT—Furnished rooms with board, 1812 Dodge 916 1mp RO, RENT-Two furnished south front room, 222N, 10th St 870-4 [OR RENT—Six room cottage, fine location, hy 8 T. Petersen, 8. E. cor. 16th and Douglas, 517-t1 Rooms in Crounse's Block. G. M 61641 Inquire 440-41 JFQ RENT--One good six G.M. Hitohoock . FOR SALE. OR SALE—A Confactionery, Cigar and store in & good location. Reason for sel ing hack to the old o Address * oor, 16th ‘and Webster streots., n, and §6.00 per to build nice Patterson & Co., cor. 13th JFOR SALE—Cheap lote, €500 dow month, assicting worthy perac little homes. K. C Fatnam, NOR SALE CHEAP—Contents of an_elght 100m house, Am leaving the city. Inquire of J Bonnor, 1315 and Dovglas. 634-30 JFOR SALE=Smail house and halt lot, Elun street, near Sherman aventio, south of Dr. Chambers’ Tnguiro en premises, 83-0p JROR SALE -Barhr shop, 4 cbaies 203 south 11th stroet, lnquiro at 108 or 110 north 11th St, H, Jurall, 619-28p Are prepared to do work OUTSIDE THE in any branch, On Short Notice MERGELL & ROSENZWEIG, Practical Painters & Decorators, CARRY THE LARGEST AND FINEST,RETAIL STOCK OF WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS 1616 Donglag Street, Omaha. c,- N AND FRFSCO PAINTING, DECORATIN Booths’ Oval Brand OYSTERS — S INT IO~ Eresh Fislh AT TWEIOLES A LI D. B. BEEMER, Agent, OMAHA, NEB JOR ISALE— with Jigar, tobaceo, co six furnished rooms a Apply to H. Mannyeil —Fine slde bar buggy cheap at @. D. ook sar Thayer's JROR SALE—Choap, farniture for 8 room house, d house for rent, Furniture complete and nearly new, house rents for §25 per month, possession given on or before Sept. 10th, Address " care f 470-50p EITUATIONS WANTED. ANTED—Position to do general houso york by & modeat young girl from the country. A £G. 8.” Beo of 5 & Address *W." Beo of \\;Ai‘fl:na\ young man wishos empl traveling salesman. Gents' Furnish or Grocers epecialtios preforred. Four yo lonce, Best reforonces. Good salary e o —For 1,000, Lot 58, containing half an acre. Only four blocks from forth end of 15th t rallway. “Torms easy. Inquire of Dr. hody, 1407 Jones street. 47 acrosof land, 160 acres Improved, 8 aores hog pasture, 7 acres culti- , 8 natue & tmber. Good spring water good fiouse and other improvements. will bo sold on very casy terms, if old noon. For other in. formation fnquire personally or by mail of Wi, Clair, The Largest Stock in Omaha: and’:Makes the Lowest Prices Furni DRAPERIES AND MIRRORS,3 CEIANMBIEIES Just recelved an assortment far surpassin, the Iatent and most tasty deslgns manufactur a range of pricen from the Cheapest to the most ture. SETS anything In this market, comprisin for this spring’s trade and | covering Forest City, Sarpy County, Neb. -1m, NOT SALE—Or rent, an ol estab roce Ty, boots. shoes and queensware busineas for salo or to'rent, in one of the bost towns in Goods and buildiugs aro new 8 per year. I iish to retireon acoount of old age. dreds Grocery Dealer, oaro Bee, 4 YOUNg MAFriod MAN WADTS EItUALION 88 DOOK- keeper, in wholesalo establishment in Omaha. Address *C." caro Bee. 800-tt MISCELLAKEOUS WANTS, oronces glyen. ~ Addroas *J.E. M." Boo offico, 20th wtreet, {01 'RENT—Bed room, with furnlsned front parlor adjoining, 1 stroct. dlseasos ANTED—Bakers, none other noed apply. bl t Joseph Garneau Cracker Co, ANTED—To rent, optembor 16, o small house or rooms for light housekeeping, con- venient to Brx oflice. AddressS. Bra office, s Il family wants a houso of about & rooms, ina good neighborhood. Parties wishing a prompt pernament and carcful tenant, Address with location and lowest. rent, “Tenant' Beo offce. 2.28p 2D—Nice pleasant room with board in pri- o family by young gentleman. Best of ref- WA NTED—The acquatntan ady not over 21 ra of age, competent to teach voice culturo W4 and plano. Must be passably good looking. Address ““Musician” Bee office. 5C8-20p VW ANTED—Roon-mato ploasant, oongonial and gontlemanly by young man, three blocks trom Address “J. E. M.” Bee 611-25p Post otfice, Nice room. office. VWANLED-Ahouso ot 8 or 9 rooms. with, stable aud modern conveniences, in eligibio partof the city. Address . H. STAN1ON, U. 8. A., 127 Omalia. 7ANTED—Furnished room within three blocks of Boo office, by two gentlemen, Address “W. A. C." Bee off 48340 widow of 40 will correspond with a worthy _gen- tleman, Object matrimony, Address “B. B. B.’ ce, 4602 ;| change, , 24 blocks from strect rence in value, {OR SALE—Or will exchange for light, single open wagon, a two horse covered wagon In good order euitable for vegetable, milk or grocery delive Wm. Fleming & Co., 1401 Douglas strect.” 4 ROR SALE—Fiano, “cheap, Crounso's Block. dsott TG, BALE—A bakery doiog & good business in o thriving towa. Gool r on for selling, For in- toam bakery, 20th and 436-20p Burt strets Omaha. —Wo offer for salo— 8-year old Feeding Steers. ear old Feeaing Steers. Steers Above all good Towa, 7OR SALI 150 48-1m JROR SALE—One billiard and ono pool table. In- quire at the Merchant's Exchange, N. E. corner Dodige and 16¢h strect. JOR SALE—Two and one-half acres and house in good location, ouly 81,050, Here is a chance to obtain ahome at s bargain MCCAGUE, 45-t1 Opp. P.'0. 405-2p JFOR SALE-Flour Mill oncap, on ey " payment, favorably located within fitty mi this city. Good opening. Address P. St. Paul Minn, {OR SALE—Graded Durham Cattlo—7 yearling heifers; 50 two year old 1 three year old cows; 4 four year old cows od Durham bulls, cighths Dur ham bulls, 2 years old excopt a few are gra- deu stock and show their breeding plainly. 20 calves id bulls, out o ws, a8 are tho yearlings; arling steors; 17 two year old steers oldsteers, i, P, STEIN, Minden, Neb, QR BALE—AS o grost bargain, tho Scott rest dengo property, just east of Prait’s in Hanscom Place, This is a very desirable 7 room cotta will bo soldat a acrifice, BARKER & MA 7124 15th and Farna AN’ —Two or throo furnished rooms, con- veni ntly loc . Ad- dress, stating torms, V VVANTED-91.600 on ront sstato socur Uress “B." No. 5. Beo office. TANTED 2,000 on first-class city security,for years, at 9 per cent. Address Dox 7ANTED—Pa city business. P. 0, Box oft h 'of the busincss pdations desired Address “W. 4012 be paid. ling. Fnfi RENT—A five room cottage in good Inquire at 2418 Capitol aven {OR SALE—A five thousand dollar stock uf gener- al merohandise, located in a new town on the I, &M, Railroad, in ‘southeastora Nebraske, country 1 settied and big crops. A g09d chance'for man small capit 0 ddress " Lock Bo: AKEN UP—Threo cows, one all red, one red with red with a white stac 5, by C. F. K. Wilson 614 26p small family, 6 room cottage 1135 Shorman ave, 1 block north of Nicholas, o | ing _ | Omaha, Neb. k, Neb., on U. P. Railwa; am and ico houscs, barns, corrals, ete., ‘or dairy” Land is well' watered and ali grazing and, with plc For sale cheap. adjoi Pottor & Cobb, Farnam strect, b71-tt OR SAL) ines new and second hand 10 h. p. 15 h, p. 20 h. p. portable and stationar, bollers of any size apd style. Richard & Clarke, U, R. Y. bet. 1ith and 1th Sts. Omaha, b - OR SALE—A prioting office suitable for & smal apapor or Job offce. - Wil el [or oash or ex- changofor Oualis City proportya Addross Q" eo office, OR & & LE—Two acoond hand_piano rickson's Music Store on 16th St. , 0t Edholm E90-t1 Parlor Coods Now ready for theinspection of cus-{Complete stock of all the lat tomers, the newest rovelties in Suits and Odd Pieces. Draveries. stylesin Turcoman, Madras and Lace Curtains, Ete., Etc. ElozantiPassenger Elevator to all"Flooxrs. CHARLES SHIVERICK, 1206,1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, RUEMPING, BOLTE & COMPANY, —MANUFACTURERS OF— ORNAMENTAL GALVANIZED [RON CORNICES, , Iron Crestings, Metalll Sky-lights, & outh 12th_Strect Omal bras| Dr. CONNAUGHTON 103 BRADY ST., DAVENPORT, I0WA, U. 8. A. Established 1878—Catarrh, Deafness, Lung and Nervous Diseases Speedily and Fermanently Cured. Patlents Write for “THE MEDIoAL-MissioNany,” for the People. P. 0. Box 292, Telephone No. 26. Tin, Ircn and Slate Roo Dormer Windows, Finials, Window Caps, ara 810 Jured at Home. Tonsultation and Correspondence Gratis. . EDWARD RUSSELL, Postmaster, Davenport, sayn: CONGRESSMAN MURPHY, Davenport, Fine Success, Wond * Physiclan o les Avtitty and Marked Success. J\OR SALE—Two opon sccond-nand buggles and ono dolivery wagon, cheap, at 1819 Harnc, DOR SALE—A clean stock of Wardw, Nebraska. Address “A. B.” Bee 0 in on account of il health and 2 lots, Also two gooil E. Parfitt, Gas office, 18th 880,1m Ok SALE—Lowing house, barn, fowieri lots. m. resido and Fan Apply 1 TOR SALE—40 desirablo buiiding lots, for trade orcash. Callat A. Hospe s 1619 Dodgo St. MISC: venworth, near 284 streot. \T—A new oottage of three roor North 10th street. [ quire an RE Vice suito] furnishod rooms. 400 N 1ith strect. 8520 POt RENT—Nicery furnished or un uinished rooms without board 1814 Davenport S, 102-1p OR & Nicely furnished fiont room sui for two gentlemen, 1628 Dodge St. [ st floor, consisting of four water, large yard. Inquire n: —‘A Certaln gontlcmat, whoso name is withheld, will o moe a kindnoss to cease your constant watch ing and following of me, m married woman. 1 hold a hand of friendship and respect for you,but no miduight conversation was o I two others, 1 am well assured you rt toward my husban M TRAYED—Medium sized white cow, with some red on neck; blind on one ey 1d horne; skin bareon shoulders. Roward bo paid for her 1 0 LEASE—10 purposcs, thre osdike, 615, 1 of land, fenced for iless, W, of P, O, Inquiro F'. 1. troct, 602-i1 —Furnishod rooms, with or 4 Douglas stre 4 without 03-2%p. OR RENT—A good house of four rooms on N.19th streot, 15t house north of Graco, east sido 400 Fn;n Owe ORIt { stro cor. 10th and Paciflo sts, 0 icoly furnished front raom, 710 19th RENT--Houso & on Wi V1Ll ol at a bargatn for 10 duys only. An oast front rusldence lot in a desirablo locality, convenient to street car, Address I O, Box 605. 4 OST—Opal searf pin, Finder will be rew dleaving sawme at 1421 Douglag stroet. ore, 16th stres gentioman would like a lady with 8400 ready cash, ay partnerand traveling companion, in a MAKUYACTURER OF O¥ STRICTLY FIRAT-OLASE a vy gies oad Wagnn AKD TWO WHEEL CARTE, 408 4, 180 3lxeot, free uroq spplicattin strato ™ Cainlogue fuyufibe 1Omaha. Neb THELEADING CARRIACEFACTORY Cataloguea furnishod on Applicat! v, iOmaha Neb 3 and:(411=Dodee’St., Jam" are as popular as ice-cream with a [cluded the labors of tho convention. [ ivaremise preiaste st b stal i 10 Sharee | yaoiy usiuessadapted to & lady, ~ Address 0. 11 - o Chicago Tribune heroine. It will be a | The following is tho committee: G, M, |in Louion, Faris and Borlin. ~Holu an expert in a'l [ o # block south of Milton Rogors. M. L, Grocor, ol s | i 8 2 an e ey public benefit if such pure goods are | Hitchcock of Douglas, A. O. Abbott of | isseesfthe Urinary oreaps in both acxes, |16 you | L8 TAND O acros wnimproved | @ 43 em o B o B 8 i ¥ always to be had and it will not be sur-|Burt, A. C. Jonos, of Washlngton, and dicino may be vant you. Conmultation | JIOR RENE=Twourmished vooms for Iicht €ouso | b landin eastorn Nobrasks, suitable for stook farm % 2% 8 § = g8 = { o prising if even the children cry for them | A. U. Hancock of Sarpy with J, W. 8 all communications Omaha Dispen keeping “Boowmer's Block," cor. Sth and Howard xchang, ® or general mer: E ¢ P | 5] | ¢ . k, Omaha, Neb. Offico hours 9-11 480-t1 dise. 4dim m [ = @ ! when they have once tested their good [ Boggs, of Washington, as chairman, ! Sp.m Buadays, 0108 m T TTYTTCTHR ST LR et MR ] i:'g m o & qualitios, 120 oonveation then adjourned, sine | em e | N it iy 003 rom 10 Brsotonr | SSTRAYER o s whic shotto 8 ve = “sipi : : SPECIAL NOTICE® |vommm me o s : (i Smoke Seal of North Carolina To- SPE Y | 08 BENT=Two woome ssoojsud #6.00 e | 7 or & s ol Ouer CUMINGS AND 20TH ST., OMAHA, NEB i e To the Editor of The Bee S—— —— = | X' month, 1014 Webster stroct, A" | TMARNNL TN A MWD 1N, 1 01§ jeace g0 Ownar “ ) ) i o — - ] P 3 Specials will Positivelynot be tnserted - BRI Cuming Street, 0'Neil's Place, aud paying eharges. ; W, G, T, U, Notice, Qriwfnf‘;mul‘:.f"l lll‘l' Bee n:i»tudh ‘:l)m nnx-‘:: oald lnlfl'l:mo," y) 0! ”m'“{'!‘.:mu.mu rooms and board 102:6¢-1owp - = arrival of r. E. J. Bussey an ride, | = — — —— S —— A T — —e—e— All members are earnestly requested of Omabsa,” at the \\'indan:' hotel, Den. |° T0 LOAN—Money, Fuu RENT-—Furuished 100ms 106 North 1:;:).” '1‘ MU s.‘u"n' hias good pasturing, Spring water, []NE PBICE T[] ALL ' o be present at a meetlng of the Wo- 4 -~ 8P e ——— . i ‘ y ver. 3 ONEY TO LOAN lo sums of §800. and upward DOILRE k cotlage 1 with i man's Christian Tomperance Union on|' As I have unintentionally been the| M O e A W | IS o s, et Fatantaod by B W Thursday, Avgust 28th at 2:30 p, m. in |cause of the publication of this itew, | A2 1008 Famsm Bt wsut 0K RENT- Houwsoof 10 rooms with modern il I the First M. E. church, The ehildren HELF WANYED, provements. Eodtord, Souer, & Davis P which has undoubtedly placed Mr. Bussey CLOTHING, of the city arealso invited to the Band PORRENT—A Targo second floor and basemont. furnace, hot and co , grates, oto. Ev #70.00 por_ mionth, HH P i aa e A1 el in a false position before his many friends | YW AYTED 7 lume Inquire 1118 Harioy streot 0 tf & 4 5. of tho same day. AT Qb el h 1 oma. Bn ok ok T WAl o YT s cmmar: Gents' Furnishing Goods, ' .. G. Cuaxerox, Sec'y. g this explanation Bee oilc CEDEIRUREL TS0 TP ) f/ ' ] Al LA through your columns, pon went iy et o oo 1 | AlLRMA E. KEITH’S o e el ol Seal of North Carolina tobacoo the 1| Whilo Mr. Bussoy was making a short Dags eizess. b PAXTON HOTEL it \ best. stay iniDenver, party of his friends, | 1 VRO 08 RENT-One of the fnestr M \\ noting his autograph ~on the Windsor hotol vegistor, made the suggestion that the words “‘and wife” be addad to his signature, The suggestion was thought lessly, and unfortunately, acted upon and subsequent developments leave My YA/ ANTED-—A compotent yirl for general house work in a small famlly. Apply after nd Ohicago b —Agents L0 sell campalgn medals and lo badgus, all throush this state. Phila edal Ageucy, 640 $0th street, Chicago, &= Millinery and Halr Dressing Perlors Farnam Stroet. LOWEST 'PRICES. Hair | Hair | Hair | Cheap | Hair | Hair | B B_ NEWMAN & [}0, 1216 Farnam Street, ‘ ‘ | —— @ you seen the Campaign Whips, at Moorc's, where the lion roars for the cheapes: #nd best goods the west. Ouxa'md seo thew, it will do you good. it throughout, THE STAR SHIRT WAIST. 13th and Fr —House b 100ms good repair. Nice yard, clstern water. Rout 820 per moath 1411 Ak Widg ave. Apply to doo. W, Bell, Drugglst, th Bt 186~ : )