Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 24, 1885, Page 5

4 < " SUCKED IN A SEWER. Reported Horrible Fate of w0 Bodies in an Omaka Sewer. Probably a Fish(er)y Btory. Early yesterday forenoon a well known buslness man told a Ber raporter that Mz, W. R, Fisher had just told him of an occurrence which, If true, was most horrifying; #o0 much so, that the repor- ter determined to say nothing of it in the Evexine Bee vntil he could satisfy him. self about it. Durlng the day every ef- fort was made to learn the facts and the reputable business man was asked agaln at 10 o'clock last night about it. He re. plied that he had seen Mr. Fisher dur- Ing the late evening and asked him again and particularly about the report and gathered theso facts, if the atatements were facts. ¢ Flsher says thathls little niece declares that eho saw three well-dressed ladies walking alorg west of the nail works in southwest Omaha beyond the terminus of the sewer there, Thata deep gully had been washed by the torrent of water which fell daring the storm, and because of the stopp1ge or chckiag of tho sewer, could not be carrled off, and had washed out a passagaway under the sldes of this gully. That thesa three ladios WERE PRECIPITATED into this'gally, filled with water, mud and filth, by the glving away of the banks or overhanging sides. Tnat one of them succeeded In getting out all mud-stslned and covered with filth, and went away. That the other two fell In, disappeared and wera scon _no more, the presumption being that they were drawn or in some way got into the sewer and of courss DIED THERE. “Are you certaln about this,” querled the gentleman of Mr. Fisher, who re- plled that he dld not see it, but his niece declares she did sea it ‘“‘with my own eye! and that all the neighbors say they saw the three ladies walking upon the caved-In banks. No questioning could change Mr. Fisher's story and the strange part of it was that the man and his Informant are of good repute and would hardly be parties to such a canard asthis And yet how two grown women could be thus killed in a oity llke Omaha and not missed by somebody, and another one pltched into a guily filled with water and fiith and tell nobody she had ““spotled her nice dress,”which the “niece” declares she wore, presented o state of alleged fac:s that the Bee man, gullible as he may be, could not gulp down at once. The story is decldedly fish(er)y but ls told to the reader, as repeatedly told to the reporter. At alate hour a visit was made to the section named in this article but nothing more was learned than is given here. The BEk tells it as & com- mon rumor, but it distinctly declares that 1t doesn’t *‘swallow {t whole.” JAILED FOR WIFEBEATING. “Married for Fifceen Years and has Beaten me all this Time,” A reporter stepped into Judge Sten- berg's court about 3 o'clock yesterday af- ternoon and eaw clotely velled a small woman who eilent and alone. Presently an officer brought in a dark visaged man who was very pale and left him standlng near the woman, by whom he qulcily took a seat. The reporter was obliged to hear their muttered conversation, and in fact did not try very hard to avoid it, because he expected it was ‘‘bearing on the case” as the pettifoggers Wells presontly the judge called *‘Mr. Spain” and told the dark visaged man he was charged by his wife with assault and battery, the specificatlons bsing that he frequently, but parttcularly Wednesday and yesterday morniog, beat her. Spain arose, heard the judge through, and In a matter-of-fact way said he pesded guilty. The judge directed the woman to remove her vail snd take the witness stand, that she might tell the ciroumstances of the offence to enabla him to measure the proper degres of punishment deeorved. The woman, whose face showed much of care and many lines of troubls, age, sickness or something, stated in a straight-forward marner that she had lived with the man as his wife for fifteen yesre; that they had several children; that she bad ‘‘kept” him all winter and supported herself and children, and that ths man oftea gots mad and bea's her and them roughly and kicks and pulls the bair of tho children and her- self, That thls has besen his habit for years, and that she couldn't stand it any longer. To this etatoment the man (sotto voce) replisa: “‘I have nothing to say, | let her say what she will, 1 will not tell on her. That Is monli boeh; I did alap her face with myopen hand; she knows why; bu: let it go.” The court directed him, it was the first charge against him, to be lmprisoned for thirty days. He received his sent- ence without a word or movement and tarted out, He called her back to goodbye and speak one word about thelr home matters. She answ monosyllable and left the room,while the policeman took the man to jall to medl- tate on the ups and downs, the ins and outs (especially the outs) of marrled life. Theso clroumstaunces have been nar- rated here for & purpose. Not that it {s pleassnt to parade before the readers of a reputable and family paper the hap- penings of the police court, but to call attention to the fact that such “ases as this are cally hsppening here in a sup osedly refined and Christian clty. 'hink about it. Fifteen years of life as man and wife; cbildren born un'o them; mutoal joys aod sorrows, plans and bopes; and during these fifleen years con- stant beatiog of the womsn who bore his children,’and durlng the fewer years of thele young lives, constant bair pulling and kicking of the little onos that he claims a8 his own flesh snd blood. 1t is folly to sen'imentalize about ‘'the man who lays his hand upon & woman save for an_ act of kindness, is a wretch whom 'tls base flattery to name a cow- ard,” This don't stop the practlce or changa the facts. It ls useless to repeat words of reproach to a father who beats his helpless babies, because no fine sensi- biliy is left, it they ever existed, for such a bsast, It is a cold fact, that on every rido these thiogs sre happening every day in high and low placas. 1t"is not for tha raporter to do more than record the fact thst such is the case; 1t is lor the Bxx's readers to devise some plan to stop this degrading state of affairs. These astaulis and blows are not confined to men vpon women by & great dea); but no wmatter from whem they come, they bespeak a low, degraded nature—vixenish, coarte and mesn In a woman; beastly, brutal and cowardly in & man, THE COURT HOUSE WALL, The Uommissioners Declde Upon Material—Enforcing Strict Oollection of Taxes, —— Yesterdsy moraing the county com- missloners met t> consider the plans for the new retalning wall, and to declde upon thematerial to be used In its con. structlon. The commissloners decided upon a wall 105 feet In length; the maln body will be built of Fort Collins or some other substantial stone, while the tent stone-work” will be of Borea sandstone. Bids have been advertised for to be opened May 1, and the successful competitor will be required to glve a boud of $15,000 to complete the work within ninety days. The plans and spacifications of Archi- tect Mogers for the grand entrance have been adopted with a few modifications, A flight of twenty-five stone ataps will lead from Farnam street to the court house, The steps will be six feet long, twelve Inches *‘In the head” and six Inches ‘‘rise,” and will approach from east and west, a landing8x34 feet at their top. From this landing a flight of light steps leads to that conducting one to the court house, aggregating forty-nine steps traversed from the vestibule cf the edi. fice. In front of the bullding an arch will be copstructed Inscribed, ‘‘Douglas OCounty,1885.” At its base the wall will ba five feet thick, at the top two feet nine Inches, set on a foundatlon of stone and concrate—and surmounted by casing and surrounded by a balustrade, The following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That the county treasurer be and is hereby directed at once to collect all delin- quent parsonal taxes due Douglas county,and a striot adherence to the law ia insisted upon,” ————— Investigating the Hog Diseaie. Doputy Sheriff Crowell received yesterday morning the following clrcular letter from the department of agrlculture, relative to the swine disease which has been ragin in Nebraska. Accompanying the circu- lar is a series of questions pertalniog to the general symptoms of the disease. The letter reads as follows: Sm:—During the year 1884 diseasos of swine prevailed to a wide extent in the state of Nebraska, and the losses were 5o groat as to attract the serious attention of all thos in- terested in this industry. This department has been appealed to by many prominent citi- zens of this state to institute an_investigation looking to a discovery of the cause of the maladies that have proved eo destructive to these animals, and recommend such sanitary and preventive measures as the exigencies of the case may require, It was the intention of the department to send a competent veteri- narian to conduct the the investigation with- in the borders of the state, but this has been prevented for the present by inveuligltlunu of deatructive contagicus diseases prevailing elsewhere, requiring the constant attention of the full professional force of the Bureau of Aviwal Industry, Inview of this fact the department has determined to institute a preliminary examination by addressing this circular letter to its regular correspondents in Nebraska, and to msny other prominent and imtelligent steck-raisers of the state whose names have been furnishedus, If those re- ceiving this circular will promptly and a3 ac- curately as possible answer the questions on the opposite page they will confer a favor on the department acd assist in collecting in- tormation which may prove of great impor- tance to the swine industry of the state, A return envelope is enclosed, which can be used without the prepayment of postage. Very respectfully, NomrMAN J, COLEMAN, Cowmissioner. The department’s determination to fn— vestigate and define the causes aud symptoms of the disease will bs received with satisfaction by the farmers through- out the state, whoto losses by the hog malady were unusally heavy during the yoar 1885, e —— Notes from the Courts, Nothing of Importance was done in the distrlot court to-day, and the usually busy halls are dzserted and lonely—bar- ring of course, the presenca of the clerk and his depaty. COUNTY COURT. Patrick Gayln, the quondam editor of the Fourteenth strest twllight sheet filed a suit In the county coart yesterdsy against Charles W. Kyle, claiming $1,000 dama- ges for the asnlt aud battery commitsed upon him by defendant, on the 4th day of March, The plaintiff alleges in his petition claims that he was sick for the time of thres wecks, and has suffered grievous and permanent Injarles, as the effects of the beating. Perogoy & Moore commenced sult agalns: J, W, Steln, on an account of $127 49, Suita on defaulted accounts were com- menoced against Christ Spect by Kintely & Miller for $180, and by J. A. Wake- field for §300. Judge McCulloch rendered decision yestorday morning ln the ejectment sult of West & Fritoher against ths Ttmee.Dis- pateh, deciding in favor of plaintiffs, who will at once proceed to dispossess the de- fendants, B4 Railroaa Notes. U. P. yesterday gave notice that the b cont reduction on grain (for farmers of Nebraska will be restored on May 1lst, 1885, H. H, Stone has been appointed gen- eral manager of all roads operated by the Burlington company east of the Missour! rlver, James S, Bartle bas been appolnted third assistant general frefght agent of the 0., B. & Q., with headquarters at Chlcago. By general order, Mr, G, W. Hol. drege s made general mansger of the R, and M. R, R. in Nebrasks, office at P Omahs. ‘The U, P. Is repairing its tracks, cto., all over its routes preparatory to the spriog trade. Oapt. J. H. Hill was ia Omahs yester- day arranging for rates to take veterans to the G. A. R at Beatrice this summer, On June 9:h next the Edltorial Atso- clation of Iowa will meet in Omaha to arrange for an excursion on the U, P, to Halley 1dah d Oregol e ———— Council Bluffs Correspondence, As Mr. M. A, Tyson, llviog at Eldon- wood, Nebrasks, was getting on the train yesterdsy evening at Mlscourl Valley, he was jostled roughly by two strang and oo entering the car found that $05 and hls pocketbook were gone. The passengers made up a purse to enable him to get home, The a'arm of fire sounded las: night at 10:30 turned out to be a fals3 alarm, A Germav, whose pame was not learned, was robbed of $200 last evenlog 1t the transfer here. The game was the old freight check game. He left for Owmaha to consult the polles. A SOUTHERN FAKIR, The Omaha Police on the Lookout for a Notorfous Confidence Man. Marshal Cammings recelved, Wednes day, a card from the chief of police of At- Ianta, Georgla, saying that anotorions cons fidence man and swindler H, L, Wilkins, allas P. H, Stevens, who has lately been operating In the south, is now supposed to ba in Omaha, for which polnt he start- ed some days 8go. The man Wilkins {s & fa'r running mate to ““Fuller,” the notorious ‘‘con”- bird now In jall, and Omaha merchants must be on thelr guard sgainst him, It seems that after operating In Atlanta and turning several large-s'zed tricks In that clty, Wilkina went to Now Orleans, Con- carning his suscess, there, the Time:- Democrat has the following to sa “For a number of years F. G. Carba- jal has been keeping a grocery and bar- room at the corner of South Frauklin and Canal streets. A fow days sgo he was called on by a stranger, who gave his name as Philo Stevens, and who made & proposition to bay him out. After striking a bargaln, by which Stevens was to pay $1,802 tor the barroom and grocery, they took an acoount of stock, and everything was arranged to tarn the business over to the purchaser. The check was to have been signed and deli cred yesterday at 12 noon. Mr, Carb, having oooasion to go out to buy some butter and blacking, left Stephens in chargo till his return. Mr. Carbajal’s boy, Oscar, was also in the store. On golog out Mr. Carbajal had left the safe open, contalning about $30, Shortly after he had gone Stephens went to the safe, took out the money and told the boy he was golng to the postoffice for stamps and would ba back in a few min- utes, Taklug the money with him, Ste- phens went away and never came back. He had played his game fine and it worked at last, though no doubt, for a smaller amount than he expected. Mr. Oarbajal {s much put out at being taken In by "the stranger, but consoles himself with the hope that he will be captured. Stephens fs described as about fifty-six years of age, gray halr, clean face, five feet eleven inches, dressed in dark clothes, wesrs a diamond sbict atud,” Every effort s being made to lccate the man, and it is probable that he will soon bo approbonded. The country is belng flooded with postal cards, as fol- lows: ARREST THE SWINDLER, Skipped from Atlanta, Georgis, April 6, H, L. Wilkios, alias P, H. Stevens, allas R. D. Faller, allas Anderzon, etc , about fifty-fiva years old, gray halr, thin on top, larga gray or blue eyes, helght about five feet nine inches, new black eoit, now elouch hst, emall diamond shirt stud, weighs about onme hundred and fifty-five or one hundred and sixty pounds, florid complexlon, gets acquaint- ed quick, talks long, wore a short, white, even-cropped moustache (may be shaven clean pow), hails from ‘Fredonia, New York, Erle, Pa., or Dunkirk, New York; clalms to have an only son in Florida; he wants to start in busivess, Notify wnow in very heavy, and anumber of roofs have fallen, but without fatal results so far as reported. 'The storm is general, but traina are moving nearly on time, The storm benefit to the cattle interests. IMBRAGE EVERYTHING KNOWN IN THIS CLASS OF GOODS, AND ARE SOLD AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL CLASSES. Their Superior Mer- its are well known the world over of Durability, Conven- ience and Economy of Fuel they are absolute- ly the finest and best that can be made. EXAMINE THE “GARLAND” LINE BEFOREMAKING A PURCHASE, SOLD EXCLUSIVEL LANG & FOITICK, 318 ani 320 South 13th St., near Farnam. your officers to confidentially post all re- tail grocers. His swindle Is to buy out retall geecery store, handle the cash and skip. A. B. CoNNoLLY, Chlef of Police, Atlants, Ga. Charge—Cheating and Swindling. Tho police have not yet succeeded in locating the man in this city, althongh he {s well known to have afliliations which would bring him here. AN ERRING WIFE The Search of a SBoldier for His Run- away Spouse, The Cheyenne San s respontible for a somt-sensational tale, which will be of considerablo Interest to some Omsha peo- ple, and espoclally those of army circles. Willlam Glenn is the name of an Irlsh- man who for more than twenty years has boen a soldfer. When but a boy he en- listed, and served through the rebellion in the unfon army. At the cloee of the war, he agaln enlisted, and has et present in hls poseesslon discharge papers from tho Sixth Iofantry, Tenth Infantry, Sixth Tows, Twenty-first Iufantry, Twenty- second Iofantry, in which he served twelve yeare, and Third Cavalry. While on duty at Pittsburg, Pa., on the occision of the ricts, he became ac- quainted with & young woman with whom he fell in love. They were mar- ried and moved out west, eventually go- ing to Fort D. A, Rustell, Cheyonno. Since that time one child has been born to them. Three years sgo they drifted to Fory Omsha, where he was oblized to leave her. In bis own words: ‘‘As I stepped into my eaddle, I kiesed my wife and boy geod-bye; she promised to write to me. 1 gave her whatmoney I had, and promlised to send for her, and she eald she would come. Three times since I have sent he money, {n care of the pay- maeter here, to come to me with, but she never came. Finally she dld not enswer my letters, and for two years I have been walting until the time came when I could leave my post of duty and return to see what had become of her and my child.” Finally, while statloned at Fort Grant, he heard that his wife was livingat Ohey- enne with the little son, the mistress of & man there by the name of Howard. Glenn made assiduoussesrch and finally succeeded in locativg his cullty wife, who had csxt off the nawe of Gleon and assumed ihat of Howard, He went to her und reproached her for her conduct in deserting him, The ercing wife burst Into tesrs, and at firet ap- eared peuitenf, but would give no promises of reform, and would not leave the man Howard. She r.fused, too, to glve up the boy. Glenn says that he does not care whether his wifs coatinues living with Howard, but coclares that he will Insti- tate replevin | rozeedings of law to regsin his boy. Th - Memphis Jockey Olub, Meupnis, April 23,—Fourth day—1st race handicso & | azes § mile, Avery won; Queen Esther 2d, Matchless 84 time 119}, Second race, sl ages, mile heats, Compentation won in straight heats, Belle' 15 ssoond In both, Olive.te third; time 1 48§, 145, Third race Cotton Exchange stake, all ages, 1§ miles, Swiney won, Favor secoud, Ferg Kylo third; time 2 183, ' Fourth race-For beaten horses, 1116 miles, Ultimatum won, Adventcress second, HQG Box third: time 154}, Fifth race Wandiown, all agen, f mile, Mint Good rich won, Eileen second, Dadley Oaks third; fime 119, e — A Heavy Snow Storm, Dexver, April 23, —The heaviest snow storm ever known set in at 9 o'elock last night snd continued uutil G this evenivg. Fully twinty inches fell, aa much as the aggregate of the previous falls the whole wister, The Qarries o fine line of Mens’ Shoes in_ Bals, Congress and Button. We contend that Hathaway, Soule & Harripgton make of shoes are not beaten by any house either in style or durability. Mens’ Buckle Shoe . Mens’ Button Shoe. Mens’ Button and Bals . Wo can and we aro eclling oo y for cash, Romember the place,1512 Douglas strect. T. N, BRAY. In point|y SPECIAL NOTICES. TO LOAN—MONEY, xRy loaned on secured n tos. lLoteck & Co., IV ron et brokers. 1322 Faraun, uyestaes ONEY To loan on chattels, Woolley & Hatrison, V1 ‘Room 20, Omaha National bank building 854 tf R RENT-Three briok stores corner 18th and | J{'OR SALE—For $0 down and #20 per monih 1 Cuming 8t. J T McOague, Agent. 4012 will build an olegant five room cotage, with uming 8t. J porohes, closets, bar window briok ocllar, oistern 05 bouse, &1, &), with %0 |:ta nicely fenced the whole all completo 91,500 The cottages 80 bo bull at onoe contracta for ten have Al ly boen let. Call st my office And seevlan of cottage, location &e. Mring vour friends along, C. K Mayue, south west corner 15th and Faraam. 207430 ROOMS FOR RENT. 08 RNT—Two very ine rooms, furnished eithor a4 bedro my or bedroom and sltiing room. In quire 8. W. Cor Howard and 13th, up-statrs.783-24p TR T Kot e viie < oo Teoma, Bussman’s block, Cor 18th and Douglas. 767¢f TR 8ALR—Two good family horses, Also one road cart; inquire of James Bareett,Govers o corner T1th and Chicago ets. R ErarTwo pleasant furnished roos Calitornia at.; a!80 orean for rent or sale. i N ONEY loaned at low rates,in amounts to suit on VA chattel collatorals or other good seourity. Finan: clal exchange, 1503 Farnam st 268-m1p ONEY TO LOAN—On reai e:tate and chattels D. L. Thomaa. 7401t ONEY Loaned on ohattels, cut rats, R R Y1 tokets vought and sold. A. Forman,218 S, 15th 8t 670t MCxEY LOANED at od & Co's. Loan office V1 “on turniture, pianos, horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds and all othe rarticlos of value, without remcval, Over 1st National Bank,corner 18th And Faroam. Al businces abrictly confidontinl N UNEY TO LOAN In_gums of #8300 aad upward V1 0. F. Davis and Co., Real Estate and TLoan Agenta, 1605 Faroam S4. 208 M WANTED FEMALE HELP. WV Aty —A good competent git tor general houso work. Apply corner North Twentisth Ceater st. W i ionmle bet. Saunders aud Pier. W 80 apprentice to learn doss maklng, Apply 1201 Howard &' 760-98p REAL ESTATE BROKERS, JRoR Reve~Two nicely: tarnished front roome 1807 Caitforoia st. 7 700 - 2 RAL STATR HROKKRS —Lobeok & Co, 1211 Farnam Taquire Drug_st A et corner 18th, real estate bought and sold of real of personal proper el the pate nago of partics Baving rea) cotate 0008 to acll OF oxchange At fosonable Duiecs, i4 sclicited, ana will have eur best stter tion B0t F ~Farnfshed roon: corner 1th and Douglas. ) ~Furnished reom 1018 Dodgos’, o JER et Nicoly furniahiod feont room fr Iady aud gontleman; loqulre 521 Ploseant St. 712 tf PERSONAL, TANTRO—A 1y room mate; apply to Miss Rose Wt St YR Mitsip {oR RENT-Neatly furnished tront room 6138outh 15¢h st. 703.47p WenT—Two Iirge_roon Redick's bleck; apply at DRRSONAL —Partios wishing senmatress, gus rnishea, in S 0'25 ingz cutting and fittir atistaotory; ad ® RENT-Two elegant front rooms for husband and wito or two quiet young men No 1519 Dodge, Mrs. Soro 703-23 o r No o corner 10th and Webster. Torms reasonable. 439 M cxmaxn miduwifo ecoe AV for confinement, No 14 Formee Rooms 1611 Dodge St. 705.25 8 Indles n her houss suth 18th 8t ,Omaha, N JO5I - Suite ot roms for two of four kentiomen 1114 Suth 12th ¢t 67728 an expor fenced nurso. Best city reference glven WV LLE Re found at 1608 Davenport § {10k Ruxt —Nice furnished front room N W o ruer 16th and Leavenworth Ste ap s JFop aaxe A room sultable tor dreismaking parlor 219 sorth 16th st. 31 TO EXCHANGE, H'the ey vy e d 1ocation, for = Will rent furnishad room i go ¥ ) steady gont. Addrows kM K" Mo il wade Addross A Gooley & Co., Oaceola, lowa, lock box 0t T44-25p G'rl to do general housework in_family pEly 618 8, 14th, 761.28 For lmys,’:'ymaylnvnlnh\: ro SOR BALE OR K wchool, section Nan—For live stock; liaso of 38, Town 1, Range 13, Nebraska yrentfoe giels to learn dress 76226 with good epring water, gocd houss, stabl, cattle Juw weva~Front room, 1605 Capital avenc, shed, corral, corn c1ib, Hog lot, collar, hen house,and 607 ¢ 7 ANTED—TWO A} making; at 160 Faroam st. W A competent girl, also one small gi'l; A'B Huberman's storo, coit er 15th and Douglas St 769-24 24p | & never talling well of good =ater; an_exoollent ' prl vilege for a person wishing to keop cattle and hogs, a JOUR RENT -t udeom ished room for | groat bargain, can be had s tho owner wishes to glogentlomen. Ad.re " Beo 0 move away. Arply to proprletor on the premises of @ 1-24p | addross Jaw © O'Bricn, b 0 Box %, Rivorton, Nob. VAo —Tady clerk at 1209 Farnam et 7e4 24p qufiflum and nurso girl at 718 N 1th st. 769-28p TANTEO—A good cook at 420 South 10th 8t. T86-t1 7 ANTED ~Gitl for general houss work at ® Flan- nery, 1016 S 10th St. 761-S5p AxTED - For dressmaking, two apprentioes and one good dregsmaker, 1500 Davenpots ;: ) T.24p ANTED—A Gorman gl at 215 south 12tn st irl for general kitchen work 72424 7 ATED—Girl between 14 and 20 years of age to take care of children or do house work 812 N 10th st. Melbourne house, 732-23p W ATm-18 eord ells, 7 experienced cooks Cmaha Kmployment. Bureau, 1120 Faroam St. oL ANTED —First class cook an1 lsundrese; also sec- ‘ond girl, at £808 Farnam 8t. Hrs, J. 3 Thurs- ton, B87LL VW Ao Lady sgen fo tor “Quoen Protector dalsy stocking and skirt supporters, sboulde brace+, bustlos, boso n forws, dress shiilds, eafoty belts, sieeve protector, efc.; entlrely new devices un- precedonted prafite; wo havo 500 agonts making $100 monthly. Address with stamp, E I Campb: 11 & Co., 9 South May st., Ohicago. 679.-m19p WANTED MALE HELP. 608'27p TP macuason -68 aares in Thayee Co., eptondid Improvements &e. for clty property, and 10) acres twproved, for groceres. Farnam st with excellent board for single gentleman, 1718 JFon krexe—0ne larsc bandsomaly furniched room Dodge. £78 ! K U Patterion, 13 h and R Rt P reiahod oo 1021 Gapiol v 508 B 620 8 o] TG, raonixan 440 acren well luprovod 1and § wile L irom Essex, Town, for a stock of general morchan- dise or hardware. owa. {\OR SALE ~Or oxchange. we bave (or walo the exclusivo right ia this state to sell tho ocoal ecnomizer and 800t destroyer, destroys tho sost and will save twenty por cent on ‘coal, will ssll county right or the stat -, or will exchang real arate or w17 700d property on_application will sond sample o1ty aland give particulars. o for selling 3vu rcannot give it his attention. ro chance lor 1 aen 8t R RENT —A furnished front room with ure of par- Tor, with small family, 2107 Chicage tt. 797-98p Addres) John Linderhlm, Evex = £ Fonim - Lavke eoom 2 x20 elegantly fnished, bui'abla for office. Inquire © M Katon, 111 § 14t St 71t g s —Blckantnewly furnished rooms 8795 Dodge s, 507-tt OOMS—With board,detirable £ ¥ summaer. Apply A Bb. Chailes Hetol. 287411 Bedford, Souer & Da ~ BUSINESS OHANCES, 'OR RENT —S8everal fine ¢ ffices In Crounse’ block, Inquire Ed. Norrls, room 19 Crounse block 984 t1 RO RENT—Furoished room 1810 Dodga e sun—utchoc shop, goad buness, splendid 1sate | L location.C. K. Mayne, 8. W. Cor. ‘1sth and aroaw. 782-25 JFOR BENTNicely turnished rooms ub 1718 Case 8t. 236-t1 TOR BAL ~Hotel in a thriving Nobraska town, looation; 16 rooms and cverything well bargain, Call or address Mann & Morgan, 72628 FORSALE_FARM {0R 8ALE ~120 ncres good land within 60 milos of Omaha, new house, good stabls, 1 ving wator, &chool bouse an the land and ono mile from railvay station; terms easy. W H Green, over 1st Nat'l Bank. 635-t1 o saveFam and unimprovod land lota and b iphouso on long oledit | B &M Land oftico, 620 *, V7 AxTen -A partnor with $500 to €100, businoss alriady establishe 1, Arst class reforenco requiced and given, 1> humbuz. 'Address by mail 3 ' European hotel, 10th sb., Omaha. 726-24p ANTED —Partuer with §3,000 to $5,010 to Invest ia good business. Address *'D K'G" Beo office. 711-23p icka & Goantnor. 63w 18p 7 ANTHD —A good barber at North Bend, Neb. Good wagee. . C. Good. 17454 W ALTmo—A traveling salesman who thorocghly uncerstands the dry €0ods busmess and i3 ac- qualnted with the dry goods trade ia Nebrasi Must have good referonces and underatand h's busi- ness; aldre:s 8, L. L., Bee ofic., 75825 WAro-Aourgman tosell coods by samplo Who can furnish his own hoise and bugzy; we do not want t) correspond with any scven urer, but with those who are reliabls and know what it s to work Early a1 lato #ith a vengeance; in avswering name reference, state age, also present busines3. Ad- dress Cornell & Cc., Cleveland, Ohlo. 72128 WV Axgea-cagants to rell books, big inducomonts, call at Creightoa block roo W. H Win' ans. 70223p SITUATIONS WANTED. ANTED—Pesiti n: tyy e writer deal 2 Remington machine. Council Bluffs, Experleneed short-hand snd £ to como_west. Owns No. Addrees, W, E., Caro Bee, 778-80 JAS. H. PEABODY, M. D. Physician & Surgeon Resiidonoe No. 1407 Jones 4. Office, No. 1600 Far- nam streel. Office hours,12 m. t0 1 p. m. and from t06p. m. Te'sphona or office 97.residence 135. DR. DYSART 1222 FarNam, Cor 13th. Throat, Lungs & Heart EPECIALIST, And GYNAECOLOGIST (14 years hospital and private practice.) CON SULTATION Freg, Office hours-10 to 12 a.m, 2toband7 to 8 p.m, Save Money by Buying AcorN Stoves AND Ranors. ‘Every Stove Warranted. JOHN HUSSIE, 2407 Cuming St. Sole Agents In Omaha Omaha Netional Bank, U. 8. DEPOSITOLY" J. H. MILLARD, WMIWALLAQ President. Cashle CAPITAL**SURPLUS $500,000. Omaa Salb Deposi VAULXES. Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, For rent at rom $5 10 §60 per anoum A. KALISH, Merchant Tailor 818 South 15th Btreet, 3 DOORS SOUTH OF FARNAM, First-class tailoring in all its branches, WV Ao By ity salosman situation by May 1ot long acquaingance with city and Council Blufls Address 0. B." Bec office, 749.25p 7 ANTRD —£ituation as housekeeper for widower. Mra. M., Bee office, Council Bluffs. 4520 trade, (not ealoon. 7 AxTED —Situation by an experleoced man to take care of horses and actas driver, in a private tamily; I8 willing to do other work arcuad the huse. Addrels A M B” Bee of T1%85p 60 ncres good Jand, 20 miles from d § milo from tho thriving town of b., on the Missourl Pacific Ry., a3 o , or will trade for first class fm- proved Omaba clty property. Woolley & Harrlson, room 20, Omaha Nationl Bavk. 473.23 Onkland Ne, first-clasa meat market urai ure of the St Paul hatel, For par ticulars, inquire or write Wiggera & Uehlitg, Oakland Neb. 674-m19 P9 BALE ~A good paytn harngesshop, the best chance for o younz man to start in basinses; ad- dress ““tarness shop” Ece offico, 201-24p in Washington Co ; 171 ted; good builiings; fine il féuced. Eaward Norria Block. aTdtt on #ALE—Drug store in a desirable locality, wil invoice about §1.600 R C Patterson, N E corner 13th and Farnam, 43041 J0R 8§ & bargai tate; address FOR SALE—HOUS ES~I:0TS. O sALETou residonoe propertion t om 82,000 t0 | YAUK S, Y . pertica X ALE—Or exchange a il stock of_clothing 1!:::.7:: 0, cach easy terms. 1 C Patterson, L}l}; ;\yd boots and shoes, gent’ turnishing goods, will ex- change for Nebraska Lands. G, IL. Peterson,S04 8. 10th §t., Omaba, Neb. 23041 Tor saLk—Bewwtiful lots o splendid_locality for $20) oach,810 down and $10 per wonth; will assist you to buil. Fer s No. 885, Lot on Davenport strect near high school, 50x132-82,200. Lot on Leavenworth street near St. Ma- 's Axenue corner lot—82,000. 474 Lot on Farnam strect, £40 per foot. No. 474} Lot on Harney, 3.x13¢—$£2.100. No. 471, Two lote, one a corner,two blocks tcom red car line—81.250, No. 108 Coruor business lo}. 22x182, on Harney St BOARDING. “7)..\1»0' -8 or 4 boarders in private family, Capital Avenuo. Mrs, C. M. Geppuer. 7 K C Patterson 15th and Farnam s in all additions and_sul vistons, 5 oaRDING— Inslitute hotel corner 1861 and Cag itol ve., di ard §4.0) per weck, Mo ticvets, av L W Hai , Proprietor, 675-20p JRIST-CLASS Bed aud board 1212 Capitol OST AND FOUND. 08T - On_16th, ladies shell case, gold 4 Waltham Royal movement. ~ Please loave B holm & Erickson's and receive tberal reward, 720 24 5. Tot on Seward street, tro blosks from Hhraet car—85/0, No. 460, Lot 76140, east front, one block from oParkc Avene car ine 81,600 78325 Morso & Brunucr, 1404 Farnam 08T 85, T d, white and spreckled cow about VW ARTED- Situation by an_exporlenced book: keeper, by 2 salesmen, bya Iady stanogr sud typo writer, by 2 young men to drive del wagon, by & € -ed concoman, by a man to run sta- tiouery cogine. Omaha Employment Bureau, 1120 Farnam t. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, W AN =To renta large furrithed room, in iaters block 10'h and Caiifcruia, with board, 75214 also a fow more table buaiders on property worth §7,0 0, hal! to be yayable in one yea ten per cent Iierc uso cf the money. *3’50“ Wanted on notes sccurod by mortgage balanca in two' years, will glve and also & bonus of §100 for the Addreis “Lomn" Beo office. 770 WV A27s0—For spot oash, 8 cholea lots 1a Hansoom Place, 0 box 4141, 47226 VY 4meo o buy a chea horso for light defving. 632:23p seven years cld. worth. F. Fellke, 24th and_Leaven 787-24p {on 8aLE—A bargain best 10 lote In K ilby Place 4,000, MISCELLANEOUS. Fino cottage propirty § lo*, strect car, §1 8ix roomad house new, fine location, $2,500. Will exchange a good farm for stook of groocries: Fine residence property largo house §5,000, Two story brick housa nrar trect car £3,100, Ballou Bros, 317 outh 181h St. R% (Ctr sunvan aa, fa frutt fisvored, tage rodcomed at eno centeach by tho dealers, = Peycke Bro., sgeuts. 341 N will start t, in North Omaha 71724 ALi=The two story brick building on the hil i Shinn's w1d., for $3,100,§106 down balance in monthly pavments of $25; this fs a bargain and oe wanting & ¢od and cheap houso should take not A Saunders & Co , 1404 Farnam st, 5524 NSTRU TION on banjo giyen by G E Gellen beck, at 1116 Caitol ave 43041 TG Saur—No. 457: fine 7 rocm houré, cor lot, two 3H1VY vaults, einks and ceaspools cleancd any time Dlocks from strect car, cusy terms - §3,10,. Ve a antiroly odorloss way W No. 897; Hiuse 6 rocms, And cletorn, ono Balt | invad pa saa apiratts = Orders by roal 1ot on red car line.-$1.90°, o, & teuded to, A, Ev up stairs, No. 836, Fine 9 room house, fu'l lot, city water, on | }200HUY rod car line—$2,300. No- 281, House 24344, 8 rooms, finely fintshed, wol g ST AT e i y , | L Well, | upw st Tao, it does not talnt the breath, taga Carerty g, 1ot fae place,two blicks troum street | (redesmod at ono cont each by the dealurs. 68311 No, 820, Houso 6 roome, well and clstern, lot 40x- 132, on red car Iine, casy pay ments—$2,300, 1TNING RoDS - J J MoLain has for ale the bekt d 2 0t33x137, bl ick auc'n ha'f from 16th street,uoar | 1 ocvel® 5t { 5 Dy attandes VA7 oRrio A T ot v Town. e B Fout s 655, e orsepaieingold ones prowly aonded coutrolling the Commercial trade. Address “E | No. 478, House 10 roows, lot 80x142, Farnam strect CIERAOLE ARSI Ab. A 8" Vio's; Neb. 6.6-28p WY/ A2t =To rent smull house; fam ly small, rent reasonable, within 12 blocks of Bee, possession 24th. Address or call at Bec offios after 4 E P. IViNg p. m., 601-4¢ (v sisyme 740, does not glve you hewt-hura Z 85,00 30k eheuse 19 rooms, corzer lot, Park Avenuo | () yugy’edecmod af one cent, each by the dealera No 420. Hcuse 7 rooms, ove block from Park Av- enus, ot 60x14)—§2,760. 78825 Morse & Erunner, 1404 Farcam, DRIVY, vaults, sloks and cesspools ol shortest notice and satisfaction guaran VW ANTED—$3 60 will buy one dozen Rogor Dra's tripple platsdtable knives at Moody's china store,corner 10th aad Eavecport st. 44041 YW/ABTED—Every ady in need of e sowing ma- chine, to see the new Improved Awerican No, P. E. Flodman & Co. agents; 220 N 16th, $43uf FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, 70k kuxT—Three stery and basement, brick storc, 441t front—8.20 per month. Two new stores on 16th 8t ~$60 per month each, C.E. Mayne,8. W, Cor. 15tb and Farosm, 7714 Ok k¥NT—10 Foom house, modern Improvements, Bedfo/d, Bouer & Davls, 2'8 8. 14th 5t, 768t1 wxr—House of 0 rooms with barn, Caldwell and Baunce:s st; 1quire 1709 Jackson st $43-25p OR RENT—Store and basemnt oorner 16th avd Capitol ave., oppasite th fo be ereoted. Morse & Biunn: Faroam 713 Expotion building [ 3 by F. 490-m2p Stallion, Jack, Sheppard Jr. G, Abel. P, 0. Box 878 JFopprin-—2ol. A bargan tn houso and lot, Larn, clstern, cellar eto. §1.076; $4C0 owsh, blance in doferred pay monts to sult parchaser, 518 8 10th, G. F. Elsasger, €64 27 Wil stand for etock at Omaha Falr grounds the weason of 1885, Hels 16§ hands b igh, weight 1255 1bs, his tire Jack SmErrarp is tull brothor In blood to 180 to DICTATOR the sire of JAY-EYK-#HK Cu'l at the o saLk—House full lot, Rood condition, o eary terms ll, ol torn, barn, ol in © block from street cars 31 00 W H Green, over 14t Nat'l Bauk. €44-t1 OR BALE—A full lot on coruer of 15th and Jones paved stroet and within one square of U, P. R R. forssle. Warren Switzler. 2 Drathg 2:174, 2:10, FALLAS, 2:1 3 andDIRECTOR 2:17. Faie grevnos and weo him and yet bis in tull, terms §25, for the veason. 4. NEBRESKA LAND AGEK: 0. f. BAVIS & G0., W(3vockssors 0 Davis & SNyDEs,) GENERAL DEALKKS IN P‘onlALK—b lots full size, 10 per cent cash, balanc moatuly payments, W H Greea, over lst Nat Bank. 63641 TG saus-—Two cottages nod lote Virglals ave. one Dlock south of 5 Mary's ave, 81 care 503 cash, balance on loug tims, lsaac Adams Freuzer block 8174t ix room house, well clstern, » ; first class order,twent s-fret aud Clark 20 per montb, tell $2,0)0 easy terms A B Tukey, at Cavlficlds Baok store. 47812 Fe waxT—Large store room for first-olass dressmakiog No 1519 Dodgo. Mre. Borel, 70428 OB RENT—A store chesp 0§ orth 16th, F PR 310 26p % waovt —New atore room 92570, Jno Erck, 0 7 N F 16th 5t 00280 o K8\T—A 8 room cattage on” California it , bet b and 4th; Tagque o preises ¥ J Cr-ddn. ok exT—Blore dwel ing attached,§22. per month D L Thowas. 0054t Jo8 s~ House L rooma, celler pantry, cl wete; near 8t car, corncr 1ith and {o% krxT— [hreestory brick sto quire of Edward Norris & Co. ook, 7OR RENT— 25 room houres lnyulr Barton,Smeltiog works, or 814 Nesth 8 {\vB BENT—New cottage, b rooms. - Phipps Roe 1612 8 Sbat. Bt ‘AM[R":AN 1“ .‘(:w‘.\:\f}g?rrsg (50RMyLY ‘ g0 wii JErreRY OR RENT—A furnished house § rooms during the Summer month to partice withous children. inquire 211 South 23d St. 1914 UK KENT - Bto‘e bullding #4x8) throe story and barement No. 110and 112 lith. laguire 1409 Dodge St 900-t1 708% RENT—Furnished oottage, 7 rooms, with slosets, yautry, otc.,ia best locallty in Oy e pay rout with boasd. Call 1u afternoon at 526 Pleas ent Bt o4 Ok 8ALK—G00d 6 T00m house, 1ot 60x132 foet,ens front, §1800; 8100 ossh balance §15 per mionth, W. H Greon, over st National bank, 88101 ESTATE 15056 FARNAM STREET, . . OMAHA, Have for ea'c 100,000 acres carefally seleotod lands aud on easy terms FOR SALE, MISOELLANEOUS, G & Bno tour sonrald .1, broke, Ham- Utonian Morgan, 628 N 10th st. 78348 In Enstorn Nebrasks, ab low mprovod (aias fof salo i Dogias, Dodgs, Coliak, Platte, Burt, Cuming, Sarpy, Washinghon, Morriok, 8 and Butler countlos, pald o all parts of the etate, Money los: ed on tmproved Notary Pubiic alweys ia office. solinitod Imported Beer IR BOTTLES. d Har- H T14-28p ok sALE—Horee, buggy and haruees §160. Appl 1400 Dovglas st 00 o, 35 {0k saLE—A good family horre, bugg: Dise. duquie 2018 Douglas 8L, F A Fo; " Corrospondence {0k KL —Piano, & §7L0 upright plauo at & bar- Kaln, 1719 Douglus. 788 mg) R BALE OR REN a'03n o good 1 cality, lot, buildiog sud i "Apply 10 John A Fioyuse, | EXIANZOR, . eeessee +ees avarie, | o 1306 Dikigias s , Oumaiiny Neb: eiii” | Gulmbacher, « »-s N Ravaria 20k sALv—Two now Rewiogton Bewiog machiner, | Pilamer. o +#++e++++0 Bohemian, §:6 each, st Mi yer & Huapke, €88 23 K.i“ Bremen, ) SRS sereeeen, DOMESTIO, Budweiser. sesvseevees..8t Louis, Anhauser. e St. Louie, Best's. ... ree Bohlitz-Pilsner .. Krug's g 10 lmpreve some owing property. Clarke addition Leavorworth st, Lots 56,7, aud ~block 1 [saac Bclden add. Lots 7 & and 9, block 6 Dwight Lym 1 Houte and 1ot 249 Capito) ave, 1 Huuse and 15t 18 block 9, K untze & Ruth's #d 60 lots in Dup 41t lo block A farmof | i vdor fen e, near B rman, Washingt u Co L ey e ety ey Ale, Porter, Domestic and Rhin» alaof £¢ on long i n We t Farnaw Wine, ¥D. MAURER, Iequire of B G 6924 1218 Farnsm St 1 Clarke; 1812 Douglas 8k,