Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 25, 1885, Page 5

THE DAILY BEE--WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1885. A JULY SWING. Milton V. Smith, of Osceola, Sentenced FANTED-To rent | y May 1st. 810 room house modern Improvements, good loction for Lerm of years, Bd. Peyel T8 Quite a jatlfal of badones Iast night,| Y Some interest in the police conrt to.da; —Some evil persons fired two pistol thoty somewhere near Tenth and Harncy strects finally, after & little breeze of words, & ballot was ordered resalting, Reafield 35, Baleom 13, Mr. Redfield was nominated and made unanimous. Mr. Redfield REPUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION ANTED—To exchange farmfor resideace In Oma- ba. Inquire st 1512 Howard St. 78394 The Harmonins and Satisfactory Ss- sion Yesterday Af ernoon. - Fall count of the Proceedings, The Nominees Selected Ac Long befora the hour set for the ss- sembling of the city coaventlon of the republicans of Omaha yosterdayafternoon, the councll chamber was filled with persons interasted In the all-absorbing subject that was to come before It. Dives decked in cazzling jewels and lmping Lazarus with his mental anxiety and sores, sat side by side. The blear eyed hanger-on of the primary night, with his illy perfamed breath, crowded agalnet the dainty dandy whose pride it s to ba a merry masher. As the minute hand neared the figure 12 which would bring the hour of two, a hush fell upon the thronglest one word or movement of the temporarily great men who had been ons day before em- powerad to deslde upon the fate of se- piring patrlots, ready to immolate them- selyos upon the altas of a suffering city, might cscape them. The moeting wsa called to order by Mickee! Mcany. The delegates seat:d themselven in groups, filllng the spaco within the railing, while here and there wan sandnichod a willing vietim of the coming elaughter, and th) lobby and third heuse held the rear, E. F. Gray moved that W. J. Broatch be made chalrman, snd semeone moved that J. B, Southard be made secretary. Car ied. Un moti)n the cha'rman was suthor- izad to appolut reven it u o0 mmits tee oo credenti la. W irom a liat the following names as such commit- tee, vi Gray, Goodman, Sahler, Moeaney, Brown, Peterson and Bechel. Tho committes requested all delegates to haud {n thelr credentials, and ratired to examine the same. During ths committee’s absence the ha'l presented a scene of general button- holing. The commlttes reported the fol- lowing persons entitled to seats, some of whom were represeutad by proxy. THE DELEGATES, First ward—J, N. Westberg, E, Staht, J. W. Honza, C. F. Goodman, C.C. Thrane, Wm. Doll, J. H. Miller and E, O'Sulllvan, Second ward—Mike Lee, Frank Kas- per,S. J. Larsan, M. P.O'Brien, Tim Collins, Chas, Thowas, Jos. Southard, J. B. Piper. M. Meaney received two votes for delezate. Messra. Bliss, Has- kell and Morr.son belng defeated. Third ward—John Gorman, Sam’l Sto- ver, Rob:rt Sexauer, W. F. Schmldt, Peter Willlams, John H. Sahler, Walter A. Moyer, and Samuel Beatty. Fourih Ward—G. M. Hitchcock, John S. Wood, Fred . Gray, W. T. Bechel, N. A. Kuhn, W. J. Broatch, F. E. Moores, R T. Duncan. Fifth Ward—J. J. Brown, James Wilgon, John McDonsld, S. Wakefield, Joe Redmond, James Allen, J. T Clark and Leonard Blafsdel. Sixth Ward—Wm. A. Smith, P. 8. Boien, Poter Poterson, Andrew N. Koar, Chas. Rowles, F."C. Mauville, Charles Hellwlg sorie Jones. In tho sixth wad there were two op- poslog tickets in the field. The temporary organization was wade permanont, and the ohsirman said, In acknowledgement of the honor, that he believed the republicans of Omaha were strong enough to fill the city offices with- out going into the democratic party. Nominate Irreproachable citlzens and vic- tory will follow. Nominations being in order, Mr. Hitch- cock nominated acting Mayor P. F. Murphy for republican candidate for mayor. He spoke at length on general principles and In praise of the gontleman whoss name ho then submitted to the conventlon. Upon the mentlon cf Murphy's name the delegates responded with cheers and enthuslastic apptause, Mr. Murphy was nominated by acclamation. A committes consistlog of*Gorman and Dunzan were appointed to wait on the nominee, and invite him to the hall, MR, MURPHY O camo in, followed by the committee, and was introduced by Giormaa as tho CNENT MAYOR OF OMANA." In accepting the mnomioatlon, Murphy eaid: GeNTLEMEN:~ I thank you and through you my mavy frisnds in this city who have given ma this mark of their osteem and confidence, It is twenty years ago the tifth of the present month since T came to Omaha and since then we have witnessed bad times as well as good times and I never for a moment lost faitn in the future greasness of this city. 1t has been intimated that I made pled. and pr s but therc aro gentlemen here who can testify that I havenot sought or ssked for this nomination, 1 declare that I made no promise to anybody and that | am entirely unpledged and untrammelod However, 1 will promise now that if the peo- ploof thiseity should eee fit to ratify your action at the coming election I will promise to devote all my time aud attention to the duties of the office; that I will, as the light i given me, do jusiice to all 'interests, the white and the "black, aud the rich and the poor shall have equal rights with me, Again 1 thank you for the honor you have conforred upon e, and 1 promise, if elected, to faithfully dischargo the duties of the office. Nowination of police judge was In or- der and Justice E. M. Stenberg was nom'nated by acclamation, Mesera. Wood and Studt were appointed to wait Mr. oame forward and ascepted, amld rousing cheers, Mr, F. E, Bally was nominated for councilm by acclamation. Motion to name three members of the board of eduoation, was amended by mo- tlon to leave their relection to the central committee. Upon this ques. ton the amendment was defeated. The qaoation recurred on the original mo- tlon, which wes carried. Thereupon Mesars, A. A, Parker, Charles Bankes, Wiiliam Coburn, Henry Livesey, C. C Specht and T. W. Blackburn, were placed in womination, and It wss cr- dered that the ballot bo taken for three at one time, and the three having most votes be the nom'nees, The ballot re- sulted as follows: Bankes. . Parker,...**** Coburn Livesey . Specht........ Blackburo, ., . Veasy Ciesaaens Mesers, Livesey, Coburn and Specht as read by the chair, were nominated and made unanimous, John M. Tharston was unanimonsly elosted chalrman of the clty central com- mitiee, and cach ward named its mem- bera ot that committes as follows Ward. N. Westberg, J. W. E. K. Long. Second Ward—M, O'Brien, F. Kaspar. Third Ward—J. H. Sahler, Peter J. Williame and Samuel Boatty. Fourth Ward—J. S. Wood, G. M. Hitcheock and F. W. Gray. Fifth Ward—J. J. Brown, Ed. Leeder and J, T. Olark, Sixth Ward.—Chas. Hellwig, F. W. Manville, Charles Rawles. J.J. Brown was elected treasurer of the central ccmmittee. An error In the secretirg’s count for member of the school board having oc- curred another ballot was taken between Parker and Specht, which resalted: Par- ker, 22; Spaoht, 23. Mr. Spacht was again declared nominated. RECAPITULATION, For msyor, P. F. Murphy. For police judge, E M. Stenborg For auditor, E. K. Long. COUNCILMEN AT LARGE. First ward, C, F. Goodman, Second ward, M. Lee. Third ward, Adolph Burmeister. Fourth ward, G. M. Hitchcock. Fifth ward, Joseph Redfield, Sixth ward, Frank E. Bailey, SCHOOL BOARD, Henry Livesey, Wm, Coburn and C. ©. Specht, The convention then adjourned and a meoting of the central committeo was held, 13 20 38 Menney, G. M. ———— A Sneak Thief in Hoe, Mrs, David Wilkie and a ladg roomer of hers, llving on Howard batween Tenth and Eleventh ctreets, called at the Mar- shal'sofficeyest:rday morningandrapcrted that a eneak thief had been through her houso and taken - hat money her servant had from her trunks, and also rifled an- other box in search of cash,as none of the articles thercia were carried off. She gave Officer Turnbull a description of the man she had seen in the hall. About half an hour afterwards the officer had a man answering tha descrlption in cus tody, and meeting the ladles on Twelfth street, had him identified and lodged in jail. To all appearance the man, who gives the name of John Burns, is a low down eneak thicf, and had before tried to purloin soms straps of harness from William Coots’ livery stable on Sixteenth street. These petty eneak thief jobs are becoming too frequant and csll for extra diligence on the part of the police. e — “Wonders" H. BF WITH, Norwich, Conn., Dec, 15th, 1884, etated, “I owe my life to War- ner’s SA¥E Diabetes Oure; when I began its use Ipasted ten quarts of water caily, which contained 14 per cent of sugar; after using seven dozen bottles my doctor pro- ncunced the water free from sugar; it has done wonders for me.” —e PERSONAL, Joseph Teehov, “the well-known apostle of the Wabash corner, has gone to Denver. Mr. and Mrs, Maybury, of “The Wages of Sin” company, are at the Millard hotel. Gen. J, C, Cowin has returned from New York where he has been on legal bhusiness, Mr. and Mra, J. M. Thurston have re- tarned trom & delightful trip to New Orleans, A number of the members of “The Wages of Sin” company are staying at the Goos hotel, W. P. St. Clair, of Eagle Rock, Montana, formerly superintendent of tho Utah & Northern, i in the city. Miss Marlo Proscott, a very talented ac and leading lady of “‘The Wages of Sin” company, is ataying at tho Millard hotel. Attorney . Burnham left yesterday for West Point where ho will appear s counsel in a case now pending in the district court. at large from the Sixth ward 1y Death for Wit Murder, A Oruel, Cowardly Orime and its Con- sequences—A Cowboy Horse Thief Ralding Polk County, Special Cerrespondence of The Bee, Osceora, Neb,, March 23, i At the dlatrict court in hera last week, Judge Norvall presiding, Mil- ton W, Smith was placed on trial for shooting his wife on the 27th of last No- vember. As Smith was without “money or friends,” the court appolnted Senator M. A. Mills counsol f:r the defence and he was aesisted by R. Wheeler, of this place and J. W. Edgerton of Stroms- burg. Thos. Darnell, distrlct attorney, was asslsted by Hoa, E, L, King, on the part of the state. The trial ccupled three days last woek, closing the evideace a the Saturday night sesslon, leaviog the ar guments for Monday. The lwe of de fense was *‘Impaired mental condltioa, bordering on insanity, cyused by trouble and drink, This theory admitted the killing but denfed ‘‘premeditation” or the condition of mind to bremeditate “‘at times,” Doctor Mathewson, of the asy- lum, came up to examine the defendait and testify, and the defenss conteited overy inch of the ground from tho {ndict- ment to the sentence. The court house was crowded at each sossion; Judge Nor- vall proceeded with cantion to avold error; Hon. E. L. King and Thos. Darnell, won golden honors; J. W. Edyerton’s argament for the defense was probably the mos: complete and touchlng appeal ever presented In the county, while M. A. Mils left no stone unturned to modify the verdlet to murder In the second degrae, After Ecing out forty minutes the jury returned a verdict of morder in the firat degree, and after two hours delay the motfon for a new trial was overruled and Judge Norvall, with great feelang, passed sentence that Milton W. Smith shoald be hung on the 24th day of July next. AN OUTLAW ABROAD, Soon after the oclosing of court this afteraoon some excltement was created by the dizcovery that an unknown man of some cowboy appearance, was passing himself through this county from near York to Silver COreek, in a strange way. Riding a jaded horse, he pulls his re- volver and orders the rider or driver of a fresher beast to dismount and trade horses, as he must have a fresh horee to save his tife. The wires are ussd and officers riding in haste, but he crossed the county like a comet, and if he can get over the Platte river will be hard to find among the sandh!lls. seasion ———— THE AUSTRALIAN KAOE, TiE TORONTO ROWER INVINCIULE. SAN Fraxcisco, March 24.—The steamer City of Sidney, which arrived this afternoon from Australia bringa particulars of the Han- lan-Clifford boat race, which took place in Sidney February 7th, and was won by Hun- lan, The match was for 1,000, An im. mense gathering of people was present, Clif- ford had the first grip of the water. lio rowed thirty-four to the mile, Hanlan thirty- eight, Clifford’s work at the start attracted all attention. It soemed to promise some- thing prodigious, but surprise dwindled away s Hanlan graduslly drew up. For half a mile Clifford mado & splendid race, Hanlan contenting himself to keep near enough to watch him without trouble, 11 then dropped his stroke to thirty-two and the old smile indicative of victory scttled on his face. After gaugimg the remsining distance, Hanlun drew quictly away to three lengths, then four, five. Clifford, who was pulling’ man- fully, spurted out, but Hanlan niet him, and put another longth botween them. As'they passed the Sidney rowing club Hanlan was abont 1 o'clock this morning, cansing consld erable tronble to the police, who ecarched fee They fled the men thus breaking the peace. under cover of dark alleys toward the depot. The funeral services of M Kittie Mec: Bheano will ba held at St. Barnabas to-day at 2:80 p. m. The remains will leave the resi dence at 2 p, m. There will be a grand concert in the opera house by the Musical Union Orchestra next Sunday aftornoon, (reat pains have taken to muke this concert thebest yot offered, An cld land mark has gone, The brick foundry 1n the rear of t has bean taken down to give place to a grand business block. So goes the azed and wornin this world, The *‘Senate” meets at the rooms of the Y, M. C. A, next Thursday morning at 9 o’cloc] All are invited to hear the young senators discuss the topics that will be brought before the august nssembly, ~The strangers’ mosting in the rooms of the Y. M. O, A. will be held next Saturday even ing at8 o'clock, Its object is to have all strangers in Omaha mest togather and feel at home, talk of homo and cultivate an acquaint- anca which it is hoped will prove toth useful and enjoyable, A good idea, and welcome to those who ara strangers amoog strangers, Nover, Mrs, HELEN LEIKEM, West McHenry, Il,, two years ago usod Warnor's Savk Ner. vine for comploto nervous prostration. Aug- uat, 1884, she wrots, “I have never enjoyed such good health, have nad no return of my old trouble,” Try it. | m— Fast Freight Trains, Cuicaco, March 24,—The Chicago & Grand Vermont Central have arrapged for a fast freight line between Boston and Chicago, two trains daily, to be run on a schedule of ninety houre, e T, The Ilnois Senatorship, SrRINGFIELD, March 24,—It Is believed hero to-night that the republicans will do the Votig to-morrow, although there is no chance of the election of ‘any person, aa they will not all b here. The vote, however, will be solid for_Logan, SPECIAL NOTICES. TO LOAN—MONEY, N M ONEY Loaned on chattels, cut raty, R. ticketa nought and sold. A. Forman,213 5.13th 8 EY to oan en good real estate . Sears, Williams block. ‘\ ONEY LOANED at C. F. Reed & Co's. Loan oftice M i iemitiire, pinncs, borses, wagons, personal Property of all kinds and all other sxtioles of value, without remcval. Over 1st National Bank,corner 13th and Farnam, All busiuess strictly confidenti ONEY to loan 700 TO£5,000 10 LOAN—On rnl estate so- cnrity at reasonable raes. C. ay |.STW cor 16th and Farnam. T l,ju: Woolley & H onal Bank builivg. 488.02p on chattels. TO LOAN In sama of $300 snd u is and Co., Heal Estato an: ward. Loan 48 41 HELP WANTED. 7ANTED—A girl to do general house work. 33- 8 Cass St, W pearmatniian WANTED Quinla Immediately, two persons to WA Kecpin. Smith, 1516 Deuglas, W 3irl for general housy High school building. work, Mrs, Bi2.24)) ANTED- learn J. B, ANTED - A girl for genera: house woj ply to Mrs, Wm, Grunebaum, §058. nine lengths ahead. Ho then slackenod and finished winner by eeven lengths. was loudly cheered. Hanlan TELEGR. Three hundred and fifty stavodores struck against a reduction of wages in Philadelphia, The Ontario legislature is consideriry three important bills— franchise, rodistribution and electoral lists. Thera is Texas Pacific gress, Lead has beon declarod contraband of war by France, The Canadian government 15 considering the question of surveyirg the boundary be- tween Alaska and the Dritish possessions, Two Irish Americans have been arrested in Quebec on suspicion of being dynamiters, “The bill providing for compulsory education in Ireland was read in the commons last even- ing. ‘The 15t of April, tha 70th anniversary of the birth of Bismarck, will be a legal holiday in Germany. Emperor William has written a letter thanking the German uation for evidences of loyalty and affection on his birthday. —— . Fifceen Years JNO, I OLARK, M, D,, Waterloo, N, Y., in 1881, was prostrated with Bright's Dis ease, crick in the back, rheumatism and malaria, From the lattec ha had suffered for fifteen years without help, In 18581 he says, ‘‘Warner's Sark Cung cured me and I am sound and “well,” If you doubt, ask PH NOTES. et rush in Arizona for the : land recently forfeited by cen- Charles H. Patch has returned from an ex- tended trip emt, where ho purchased a large supply of goods, preparatory to opening a ladiss’ furnishing gonds eetablishment in this iavage, Lincoln; F. Frederlckson, North Platte; W' Gordon and W, McKnight, g Pine; C. 8. De Soden and wife, Lincolu; J, K. Dotey, David City; M. W. Ryerson, on the nominee who sppeared in the hall and accepted the nomiaation ina neat little speech, brief and pointed. Candidates for auditor were called for aud E. K. Long, of the First ward, was nominated by acclamation. He came forward snd accapted. Nominations of six councilmen at large being In order. CO. F. Goodman and Capt. Hanley, of the First ward, were placed before the convention, The vote was ordered by ballct, Honza and Dun can were made tellers. The ballot re. sulted; Goodman 28, Hanley 20. Good- man waa nomfnated and made unanlmous Mr. Goodman sald he would do bis best a8 councilman, Mr. Lece was nominated as candidate from the Second ward for councilman ar large by acclawation. Luther R. Wright and Adclph Burmels- ter were placed in nomination from the Third wad for councllman at large. [The first note of apparent dlscord wes heard at this point when some confro- versy arose over the candidacy of the last named gentleman., The chairman cut It shorf by ordering & ballot at once. A ballot) belog taken resulted, Wright, 16; A. Burmelster, 31, Mr. Adolph Burmeis ter was nomioated, Mr, G. M. Hitchcock was nominsted as councllman-at-largs frem the fourth ward by scelamation audjaccepted the honor. Joe. Redfield was nominated as the “‘old veteran,” and D, Balcom was also nominated fiom the Fifth ward for councilman &' large, Thess nominations provoked several earnes: speeches, and Grand Island; A, R. Scruggs, St Louls, are at the Cunfield, Lieut. Merriam is now lying very sick with a fever at the residence of Col, H. B, Burn- baw. In the event of his convalescence he will be taken to Virginia in the hope of per- manently restoring his health, Lieat. Mer- viam is absent from Fort Niobrara, on s four monthe' leave of absence, At the Mecropolitan: ler; G, A, Erickson, B, I, Caudry, Geo, H, Betz, Blair; J, O, Blackburn, Arlington; W, A. Smith, Chicago; Dr.J, J, Hunt, Bur- lington; B, ¥, Tanner, Des Moines; Max and son, Cedar Rapids, and B, J. Gallagher, of Toronto. . J. L. Ritter, North Bend; J. L, Meckle jobn, Fullerton; J, M. Kennedy, Genoa; J, ¥. Burke, Blue Springs; Mr, and Mrs, Jno, S. Tidball sod wife, Orete; 1. Blowers, Oacenla; C. W, Thomas, (irand Islan 9 V. Mondy, Genoa; E. De Sould and wife, Fullerton; W. A. McAllister, Columbus; 1., W. Osborn, Blair; K. R, Cowdery, Colum. bus, and ¥, W, Urew are guests at the Pax. ton, At the Millard: A, 8, P W. A. Murden, Linzoln; Geo, P, Post, York A, R, Case, Lincoln; P, A, Warner, Hast: ings; Frank B, Stephen, Crete; Henry Cham. berlain, Arapaho Walter Chamberlain, Holmesville; L. Hilton, Hair; (. 8 Mandbury and wife, Miss Mary Prescott, Mies Kerres, Chas. Overton, and E, B, Sud low, ““Wages of Sin” company’ J, C. Kahl, Schuy- addock, Beatrice; your nelghbor! Y A VERY BIG VINE. What Eastern Maryland Offers the way of a Cariosity, in Greensboro Free Pross, In the yard of what was the custom house in the days when Oxford was a port of entry to-day stands s grapa vine cov- ering an arbor thirty-four by thirty-five feet. The main tronk, much crooked and depressed toward the ground, meas- ures b feet G inches, following the carves. Ita-smsllest circamforence is 4 foet; larg- est, O7 Inches. It has five branches, measuring in clreumference respectively 20 Inches, 197, 18, 14} and 12; aversge, 17 inches, 'whe vine is a dense mass of shoots, not having been properly trimmed for the past twenty-four years; nor has it been caltivated, manured or composted, and even theleaves have besn removed and destroyed. It haswithstood about its quots of bad treatment and now shows signs of decsy, which only effective cul- ture and care can arrest, Had it been properly tralned it Is safe {0 say it would have been a third larger, Tk property hes had mapy owners and tenants. The pre ent one eays he has gatherad from twenty to thirty bushels of grapes per year from it, the aiz) of the sarlly depending on the se vioe is called the ‘‘Jersey vise' from having been brought from the islund of Jereey by Captain Wil'iam Willis In the vear 1810 and given to hi¢ brother, John Willls, who planted it at his then homae, Colonel Samuel Bratt, who has kindly aided us in gatherlng this da‘a, p: M have traveled porth, eouth, east and over much torritory, a portlon of Mexlco included, snd must say the Ox- ford Jersey vine far surpasies apy vine I have ceen.” evening or betw 8, corner Capito! ave., and 15 VW ANTED Salesman, for the dey goods, one who Spcaks German and Scandinavian Janguages preferred. Apply with referencas to 0'Donihoe & Sheify, 16th St next to the P 0. 947-24 ‘\"\N'n;ur:rmflm class girls at tho City Fotel. 910.28p TANTED—Good girls in want of employment <an be supplicd by calli 7N, 10th 8t 46, 7 ANTED - First.class sc ond girl 2308 Farnam St Mrs. J. M, Thurston, LE: 1940 V W ¥ ANTED--A good house-keeper o farm 5 miles from city. " 1. Manaweilor, 413 South 13:h 7 ANTED 8t onc been old ’axton house Trunk, Grand Trunk of Canadu and the| 2 F VW ANTEDErery I A P. E. Flodman & Co, FOR RENT~1 1o Taylors 14th and T the center of the city pay additional if value Bee office. OR RENT-Store Tialcombe & Co., blook. chine, to see the new Improved Arcric: 1y tn need of & sowfug ma . No. ‘agenta; 208 N 16th, R RENT. Houre HOU! AND LOTS, o vory choap. Apy Dougiag © st G FAGHANGE -Two Totaln W. A, Redick's ald Tor & 108 or half a lot located somewhers wnd suitable for building ts more, Aadress G Y (1] 10rth 16th St. " 1p staire in Plcom 0. 2 gent 1 Dodge St. OR RENT—The Donovan Place 01 South 1¢ 8t. a good chance for & zardencr. ly at the Empire Steam Laundry, 1110 and 111 For term, o 90124 Tnquire J. F, Bart - R RENT—$ tore w itable for any bu e, 1818 Douglaa QOR RENT-No. 131 Stairs very cheap f tor and plenty | . near d Douglia Stro {OR RENT—8ix room house on or about May 1st. n. Smoltlog works or 814 N 876t ith four rooms on Cuming st sincay; $26 per month; . 3 Harney, room 2 or 8 of § yeay ~Tnquire of tween Davenport and T00-4t reyon 10tb st. C.E Gisty L RENT—One story dwelling house five ark stroct. Charles Ogden, t JF R BENT—Cattage JTOR RENT-New br California st. improvementa, No. At 1718 Dodge street. o fck house, 11 roome, modern 812 N, 28d st. Inquire 2118 167t JOR ¥ENT-Three b t Cuming St. rick stores corner 18th and 49182 McCague, Agont. {OR RENT—New oot 1912 8, Othst. tage, 6 rooma. . Phippe Koo txY) ROOMS FOR RENT. Foi{ RENT—Furnlsh OR RENT—A ver: a handsomely furnls! edges in a good location {08 RENT—April 1 203 M. 224 St 2018 Cass 8. 937.26p ed room at No. digcreot gentleman can hs hed front o . Address 3 it, large unfurniehed rooms 4.t 701 RENT—A Dodge St. Ploasant sute of rooms ap 1S 951 ground floor, al South west corn 7OR RENT-—One room furnished or unf.rnished two upstairs room s on St. 18th and Izard St. car, 5p NR RENT—Three p! gle or togother at 2 1419 Do 'ge street. feasant furnished rooms, ein. 408 Harney St. S78-tt Tnquire down stairs 830-24p bed rooms, with rel 708 RENT—Two nic xoom bay winlow,al car line, 172) Capitol &y Handsomely { wen, - For particulars, address Y. 020 {OR RENT-One nicely fu nished rooms for ein. fshed parlor with © cronce 1614 California St 916:2 y furnished rooms, bath- 180 two suiall rooms on Stro-t e 910 24p OR RENT striftiy p 1015 Chicago Nicely urnished rooms with board <spring cleacing just done, 019.25p. Ok KENT—4 conve keeping o aman blocks from Pott office, 3 JORT accommodation, 1815 C) urnished rooms with 8 youug men cr gentleman and wite. jout chambers or house: d wife without children, § 9 north 1 f board for 2 or Firstclaes 8 bicago St D OK RENT—A largo dressing room ¢fl or 432:25p furnished front_room with onesiugle room, 710 19th St. Jeor re T—Furnished rooms, 1618 Cap. Ave. 897.47p 13 O RENT—A ploasant feont E. cor. 15th ani Howard Sts. oom furnished. 8. £06-t1 Jron ren Furnished room 1309 Capitol & “Gp OR RENT-Nicely 1 enport St. argo fro 11 Farn urnished room at 1517 Dav. 895-25 ¢ on second floor. Tn- 04 U o am St. O RENT—Furaieh od room 8t 1518 Jackson St @sdallp OR RENT—Furnish week. F Very best location, 1814 Davenpor ed room and board £5.00 per 764 a-14p Fou RENT—¥umnish ed room at 1913 Farnam 854-39p ok Reat for 2 gentl St Inquire Jron n One nice and T—Nicely f rnam St 1y furnished room suwtable 1d naller room on Pleasaut Si Gh1-tt h uraishel rooms 105 N. 15t 221 R ReNT—Niedy 8. ith board Ho! Q01 SALE ~Five roo Dlocke of the Bij immediate y. VW ARTED—Laundry gitl at, Emmet Liouss W A ¢ winig_in tailor's shop, fai work. ¥, Ricker, 1708 8t. Mary's ave. n gl alle todo wagesund steady 830.24p 95 BANT-Ledging room tor 1 ot 2 men, K, cor, 152h and Co pit stalrs. igh sehool £2,00) furnished rooms at 1718 ¢ , detirable oF winter. m house co atC. T = (w1 C. S RAYMOND. e Sure to Attend. Uaparalleled Sacrifice. Great reduction in Watches, and Diamonds. 8Such bargains unheard of, from $6.60 to $26. My magnificent stock of Gor- ham & Reed and Barton Silverware, AT COST FOR 30 DAYS, DON'T LOOSE THIS OPPORTUKITY A stem wind Watch L A 1013 Jenes Btacet t h SOUTH ASK FOR RED CROS) | Orange Blossom Flour WHOLES. STEWART & €O, 1y ALY BV OMAHA NEB OMAHA Packing Houses in Operation. Postoffice Established and a Town Gov- ernment Soon Will Be. Lots 60x150 feet gvith 20 foot Allevs for ale. " |One-fourth Cash, Balance “in 1,2 and 3 Years. Best Locations Being Taken Get a Lot or Two While They are Cheap. SEND FOR ut Company’ A MAP. e, 216 S. 13th Omaha, Nebraska. M. A. UPTON, Ass't. Sec’y and Manag er. WAX MEYER & BRO. PIANOS, —AND—— O G A TN & G Factory Prices, ——AND—— EASY TERMS. Sendforourcatalogue 1ust er 15t Nat 1 48 U W.IL Green ¥, Liquire at room f,up ey ol ave, ral house work zood girl for g cn, Apply ot 002:1 Rood wages will by VW ANTED - good candioavian il for p cooking at the Commercial hotel, corzer 9th and Loavenworth St , wa_ex $5, per week, Avply ab the Atlantic hotel, 10th St 78.24p VWANTED—Girl for general housoark; German Preferred; 1508 FARNAM &T. 7si-tt VYV ANTED -Lydy agenty for +Quoen Paotector’, daisy stocking and skirts supporters, shou'def , Duistles, bosom forms, c1oms shiclle, eafety , sleevelprotectors, ete,, entirely new devices, unprecedented profits. ' we have 500 & £100 monthly. Address with stawp, k. H. &Co,, 9 Souih May 8t., Ch'cags. \'Vm;i'nv First-class woman cook 1 hotol, 100 miles from Omaha, where she will have a good home, Apply to 1 Manuweller. 418 8. 13th Stroet, Omabi 13 W ANE DA first wpeak Gorman and well acquainted with dry gooas, ouly single and ¢ rlenced man with reforence need apply. G. Adler, eward, Neb 601t ry goods clo boot SITUATIONS WANTED, ANTED- By & young gentloman with krow" edge of de. tistrv, desires a situation in labra- Address . tantic hotel, Omaha. 968-54p MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. W tory. F]u( SALE—A vory 1 muet be sold 1223 N DARTIES desi will cail or Omaha, Neb, {OR SALE At a bar, tions of 1ax cattlo in part | Box 60¢, Omah ent; i cot address Fred ice 6 room houss and lot, orth 19th 8 frie aud $ot¢ maple trees Cronemeger, box 668, 921260 ain, ore or two cholce sec. ral Nebraska.will take young Adiress “G N, Il " P.0. 931-26p ¥—North-w orth, two b 6 provements, #1600, casy 18t Nat't bav Qreen, oy st corner 16th St., and dred fect cast front on ue, all at reason. t 2:47p room_cottage with all ini poyments. W, H, 341 F purchaser. and buiider 27th aad We OR €ALE—On easy jayments. 1 will farnlsh lots and build Louses on” thort notice to suit the Inquire of P J. Creedon, contractor bster Bt. g JOR SALE—A clean stock of diy goods, notions, furnishirg goods & partreal cstate, balance ¢ care Boo office, c., 85,660 Will sell cheap. . Add.css “M. V. B 88! {0R BALZ—A full lof paved street and w . tor sale. Warren Switzler. t on coraer cf 18th and Joues ithin oue equare of U, P, R 560 1t OR SALE—Ilotel and #alcon with all fixtures, re- coipte §70. per day, Price £4,700, toria ver ton, corier 13th and ‘arnam, , 1126 location, & rare bargain, easy, Address R. C. Vatter. BeA-Al “'Arm-:u—mm lady to learn book-keep'ng sud pey lncopying. J. B, SBmith; 1516 Dougles 8t. 912 26) VW ANTED=By two young geatiomen, good fur uished room I private family. Reférences. Ad: dress ‘. 0 " Bee office. 912-25p A ANTED—By s perfectly sober lively god well recommended gentlowan, is reeking & home in aprivate family, room, beard, and privilege of sgend. icg e\ eologs with the'folks is wanted Plesse - drees G E." Bee office. 913-20p ith board for young mau n'rally located, references givea and required. Address /5, this office. 9:0-t1 A0 meet the demand for competent book keej - ers 1will learna few persong and wait for part pay untll situations are turnished, J.B. Smith, 1516 Douglas s¢. 94126p \"A —An unfurnighed lodging roow, ceunt. ral, A, B. P. O box 665, 004 VW ANTED—Bs & young o or unfurnisbed rooms west 0f O Lougles WWANTED—To rent, kood turalshed house, mod ern lmproveweat , well located. ltare Adaus, Frenzer Block, opp. P. 0, Frexy] W TANTED—A l:"pelwn:l') loarn took-kee) puple, 1 or 2 furnished a fir ANTED -2 hand pano. 8tate bawe of miaker aud jsice wanted. © Address 'K, 1" Bee off 813 2p TOR SALE Stock and fixturcs of the Merc Exchange one of the best eason for s elling, 1l ses Geo Higging, N, E. aaha Neb. peving mloon in I health,” Addrees or call an corner 16th and Dodge St., JFOR BALE-A span sen & Co., 1513 Fa {OR SAL of good work horses. Paul- roam. 631:26 T ~Thirty cholce lots nesr park ave. G, P. Stebbins, room 81, Ore ighton block: 18p DORSALE~Three lots in West Omahs inquire U, ¥. Local Frelzht off ce. CilAs. DOUGHKKTY. $16.24p Jon saLE-F wary equipme Call or addrees Bank, clasg restaurant, with all nece 8 good location, ity boarde H. G ¥, ovar Firas Nation, 75844 200 Yea 203 2.ye 160 yéar l}uh BALE £00 2 and 3-year-ol £0 grad BTRANGK BRO3, Sioux City, le¥a, rliog stoery, ar old st liog heif d heiters, ed buils. 789418 DOR SALE CHEAP former cost 87 75,00 Ono ologant chsmber set, Oue regulator clock, y uew Kuabe Piano, two gold framed plctures, one horse, qQuire 1616 Dadge Bt, JOR BALE i TRADE—Two of the 1most dosirs- barncss aud phacton, Ia- 28841 ble stock rauchies 1o Cantral Neb , will cxcher go for & deeirsble stock cf geners) merchandiie cr bard ware. A Loup, he pAly to Nortu "Loup Baukii ¢ Co , North 7600 & p and price list before pur- chasing elsewhere, M4aX MEYER & BRO. LEADIKG JEWELERS And Sole Importern of Fine Diamonds, Watches, Silver- ware, Rich Jewelry, Wholesale and Retail. Cor. 11th ¢nd Farnam Sts. NAXMEYER& GO, SO0LE IMPORTERS ——OF—— CIGARS ——AND—— Meerschaum Goods, IN OMAHA. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Guns, Auanwunition, Sporting Goods Notions and Smokers’ Articles, Stationery, Cutlery, Druggists’ Sundries And Fancy Goods. Full and complete ine and BOTTOMPRICES Max Mever & Co,. 1020 to 1024 *Farnam St., Omaha. Eczema on Scalp. POSITIVE cu Pimples to Scrofula. 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