Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 27, 1885, Page 5

* “THE THREE MOUNTS." Epitome of a Scrmon Prepared by the Late Minister of toe Lutueran Charch in Omaha, ‘Recited” Last Night by Request, in that Place of Worship, The beautiful Lutheran charch was filled last evening with & congregation that, like all Omaha charch congrega- tlons, exhiblted the deep Interest which such ooccssions awaken. And which in this case was especlally marked, doubt- less owlng to the fact that the sermon which was to b *‘recited” by the present ocoupant of the pulpit, was prepared by the late minlster—Rev. Dr. Stelllng— just before his death. After tho usual eervices had been finished, the minister, feelingly alluding to the elrcumstances connected with the preparation of this discourse which he was about ‘‘to recite word for word” as neatly as possible, announced as the sabject of his address: ‘“THE THREE MOUNTS,” Sinal, Tabor and Calvary, referring, as the scripture upon which the remarks wore founded, to Exodus xix: 16 19 Matthew xvil: 1 to 5, and Luke xxi 3. ‘These scriptural passages were read when thesermon began w iththe general propcs!- tlon that great evants of afl sorts and the places of thelr happaning, seemed to be attended and marked by ¢ rcumstances and sitaations which could be recogniz.d and seen, long after all else, tave the memory of thelr occurrence, had fled or been destroyed. All elee might fade away and be forgotten, but the *-genlus of the events” never forsakes them. Superstitions exist always and cluster around the grave of some violence, and a sort of spirit of the occaslon lingera about the spot where occurred a thing of interert; and as the travelor nesrs the #pot and finally stands where such scones took placa, he feels as though the spell of that happeniog was upon him. = The memorles of our early fathera In America, barsting the tle that held their allegiance to Eagland ara awakened by a vislv to Independence Hall, in Philadel- phia, and we seem to be thore more than a hundred years ago, mingling with those groat men who signed the charter that gave to this people the liberty they asa natlon enjoy. The pealivg of the Liberty bell in that old hall rings down through the mists and crags of time and repeats the song- notes of freedom as it did in 76, So when one vlsits the old chamber of the United States senate, ho seems to be carrled back to the days when the trio of glants, Clay, Webster and Calhoun, with the tread of intellectual majesty moved upon that floor. Imagination places him in the same seat and the very echoes of 1hls footstep sound lke the fooifall of those men. Let one vieit the blood-stained field of Geottysburg, where more than a acore of years ago, men shot each other to death, and in that hour of conflict decided the destiny of a natlon, As he stands upun one of those now peaceful hilis and looks over tho quiet lit:le village tha' scems to be asleep near by, fancy brings bick to him the roar and grand circumstance of war. He soems to hear the bellowicg of the angry guns and the hissing of the awift rifle balls; the waving grain is agaln bending beneath the advancing tread of warring hosts; the gresn vales trem- blingly echo and re echo the blast of bogle and the bursting of shell; the leaves of the forest tree are hidden In the smoke of battle and the groans of the mangled mingle with the shouts of the victora. Standing there, one feels the kindling of a renewed fire, and that feellog is the gonlus of the place, whizh throughout every fibre of his frame inspires him. So 1t Is with spots where extrasrdi- nary events of raliglous character ‘have taken place; where things concern- ing the soul occarred. 1t s a remark- able fact that every one uf the places where ocourred some great significant event, which God wished to uee for a manifestation of his power and bis love, is & prominent place; & placo seeming to have been sclected by God as fitted to last and continue as & monumental ro- minder of the event occaring there. So true s this that noarly all such p'aces are mountalns, places likely to withstand the ravages of time, and yet pleces not remarkable except that God selected and marked them tor some great event. In keeping with this fact there are three places that at once suggest them- selves to the christian and the student of God’s holy book. These are Mounts Sinal, Tabor and Calvary, Sinai’s teach- Ings are those of monument, be- cause the mountain itself is deso- te but grand, surrounded and clothed In waste, yet high and seen from afar. The selectlon of this place shows divine wisdon for the purpose intended, viz: God wished to give to marmuring Tarael an unobstructed view of himself in His mighty wrath and swfal splendor,and He selected this prominent place to do so. Having tnstracted Moses to preparo hs poople 10 see God dessend In bis omnlp- otence, he likewlso ordered him to warn them not to approach nearer than a given point under penalty of death, and then on the third day hedescended amld light- nings and thunders and great surround- ings. The sermon here ‘‘recited,” in cholce and most vivid language described the awful grandeur of that descent of Johovah in the sight of fear-stricken lo- rael, and the forty days communion with Moses *‘face to face God’s purpose was to imprees the people with bis power and his anger atthetr murmurings against thelr chosen lpader, and he did it in a manner to last through all the rolling centurles, This scene on Sinal teaches God's wrath towards those who sin and his purpose was by ln.;ulng them with awe to rebuke them, The storm upon that mountain was & plcture of the un- compromising character of God towards those who break his law, Sin was not anticipated away back in the beginning, and thls scene on Sinal manifested this principle. And in this view there Is nothing to admire about Sioal, for be- hind those awful scenes was an angry God. Tabor presents & more pleasing scene to the Christian's eye. IFretty in itsell and beautifully surrounded, with land. scrape and distant hills, sand clothed iu green and flowers, It was & fit place for Ohrist and his ohosen three, Jobn aund James and Peter to go upon and pray. It was fitly selected for Chrlst’s transfigoration and putting off the ap- pearance of humanity to appear in heav* enly whiteness and the {mage of the glorified, So splendld did he and the place appear that Feter unable to con- tain his thought, crled out and proposed to the masier that they should erect thron ' 1, one for Chrlst, anoiher 1 for Mcuau and another for Ellae, and as ke the volce spoke from the This is my beloved son; hear ye Here we have a Heavenly le God and righteous Immortality, Moses who talked with God on Sloal, Ellas who was caught up in & char'ot cf fire and carrled to heaven, and Chriat, the beloved sonof God, The sermon hero contained s finely drawmn ploture of the land to which the Christ- ian goes and the friends he will be thrown with there, the contrast of the beauties of Taboe with the terrors of an angry God on Sinai, which drove away the sccnes witnessed by Clirist and his chosen apostles, and when the cloud that enveloped the God who apoke passed off left the four alone, was particularly well drawn, Better, declared the sermon, not to bave scen the beauttes of Tabor if Sinai mocks and destroya the beautiful ploture; hence must go elsewhere. Where?! To Chlvary, or as it 1s called Golgotha—the place of a skull, ora skull. Either mean- ing will do, because If it Is the place where bones of men executed lald, or a place shaped like a skull, it mattera not, for In either sentc it is falr to presume that Mount Calvary was not of fself in- viting. Here the sermon plctured a long rocession moving out of Jerusalem, Eudud by three men supposed to be ¢ iminals, soon after the scene on Mount Tabor had taked place. This vest crowd were cn the road to Calvary, where the three men who were in the front were cracified. One whom the crowd seemed most in- ceneed agalnst was crucified In the center place with a thief on each slde of him. Above his head was written, *‘This Is Jesus, the king of the Jows !” [A vivid picture of the Son of God dying and dend was recited at this point.] At the moment that this man Christ ylelded up his life and cried to his Father, ‘It is finlshed,”” look yonder at Sinai, continuad the s:rmon, ail torn by an earthquake, as if God was uneasy on his seat of anger. Hear the thunder, sey the lightnings, llsten to the roar and bekold the blackness eetile on the earth. After this storm was over look again. The body of Jesos is still on the cross, but tho clond aud blacknees have flad from the earth and the face of Sinails bare. Here is typifiad the misslon and the mediaticn of Christ. Calvary had placed iteelf between the Slnai of God’s wrath and the Tabor of Ohrlst's love, and thus had reconciled God's wrath to men, Tho well written and highly rhetorleal production closed with a splendid apos- tropbe to Calvary as the type of perca, pardon, joy and immortality. — The ‘‘Faust Buck Beer” Is now being botiled by Kd. Maurer, The best boer in the city, Telephone, Nos. 292 and 607. ——— PERSONAL. Church Howe was in tho city Saturday. Goy, David Butler was in the city Satur day. General Superintendent Smith and family left for Kansas City yestorday. J. P, Backer, Columbue; ¥, M. Sackett, J, P, Mathews, Eugene Montgomery, Albion, Superintendent Dorrence returned from the wast yesterday afternoon, and is stobping at the Millard. J. W. Paul, of Idaho, arrived in the city yesterday, and being favorably impressed by Omaha, will probably establish hls habitation here. Elias Gish retorned Saturday morning from Marion, Towa, Hssys that the trial of the Hewitt contested election case has been post poned until May 10, H. H. Alden, Greenwood,; . P. Savage, Lincolo; . A, Hale, Madison; O, D. Hays, Hamburg; H.Thompson, Rochelle, IlL; Dr. C. V. Wilder, Atlantic; W. Z. Groff, Dela- an, a'e at the Canfield. At the Millard: A, E. Altken, Kesrney; H. R.Adler, ¥. A, Wert, Fremont; C. H. Willard, Aurors; O. H. Dorrence, city; D. Uohon, Omaha; Sam Carlart, Weat Point; H. W. Nieman, Schuyler; O, H, Andrews, Lincoln, Mrs, Sears, wife of Fred Sears, Lsq., B. & M. agent at Grand Tsland, and one of the most popular men in the company's employ- ment, has been visiting friends in Omahs, and will probably return to Grand Island to-day or to-morrow. Mosers. Mox Meyer and Peter Iler, ap- pointed by the Omahs Board of Trade to at tend the opening ceremonies of the Chicago Chamber of Commerce, left yesterday for that city. Mr, Meyer will go thence to rope, whero he will make an oxtended visit. United States Attorney Lambertson was in Omaha Saturday, en route to Broken Low, Custer county, to take testimony inthe suit pending between the United States and the Brighton Ranch compsny, which has ooca- sioned 5o much trouble there recently. Mr. C. B, Armour, the younger -son of the celebrated pork and lard man of Chicago, bas been fn the city since the 22d, leaving Friday afternoou, Mr, Armour was look- ing over ths stock, pork and beef pack. ing interests of Omahs, with a view to in- vesting capital here, At the Metropolitan: H, D, Lawrence, Spriogfield; P, H, Swift, Plattsmouth; W, H, Wilke, Lincoln; T, W. Bassett, Grand Irland; Geo. H, Powers, Beatrice; J, L. Minor, Plattsmouth; Frank Norton, Hastings; M. R. Snodgrass, Louisville; H. O, Bentloy, Wa- hoo; and 8, J, Collins, Rock Tsland, 11l At the Paxton: N, R, Persinger, Central City; J. R. Gordon, Norfolk; Frank Stuffer, Fremont; B, E. Invlehart, Omaha; W, F. Rausdell, Columbus; J. L., Caldwell, Lincoln; J. M. Pattison, J. N, Wise, Plattemouth; J. D, Seaman and son, North Platte; W, G Albright, Omahs; W, D, Cocke, Council Bluffe; Adam Hogg, Grand Island; Albert Nance, Stromsburg; C. D, Kelly, North Platte; J. D, McFarland, C, J. Erust, Lin- coln; B. ¥, Swith, A, H, Cramer, Hastings; J. R, Meiklo left for Omaha this afternoon, where he will permanently locate. Mr, Meiklo has been s resident of this city for nearly two years, sud duriog that time has builtup a good law practice and has won a large circlo of friends, who regret exosedingly toseohim take his departure. The News takes pleasure In recommending him to the good people of Omaha a3 being a gentleman in every sense of the word, as well as a first- class lawyer,—[Nobraska City News, ALASAAR T Al Send your order to Ed. Maurer for the celebrated ‘Faust” beer. 1t s un- steamed and you thus get bottled beer just o8 fresh as if drawn from a keg. ————— —Miss Westeott, of Keokuk, Iows, assisted Mr. Mayer at the Dodge street church last night, the accomplished young lady playing the opening voluotory and one of Men- delsohln’s compositions, andfsccompanied on the organ several vocal pieces. Miss West- cobt 18 & remarkably skilfulorgan accompanist and in Keokuk, where she has been organist, holding the largest organ in the aity for the past three years, the stands fn the front rank of musiciaus, THE DAILY BEE---MONDAY, APRIL 2:. 1885. A BEAUTIFUL GIFT, The Badge Voted to Ex-Governor Furnas Made in Omaha and Soon Ready for Bhipment. During the last session of the Nebraska legislature, a resolution was passed by the senate whereby the making of a suitable badge was authorlzed, to be presonted in the name of Nebrasks, to her commlssioner at the New Orleans exposition—the Hon. R. W. Furnae, ex-governor of the state. Hon. Church Howe, president of the senate, has interasted himsalf In the ma ter and I now In the ofty looking after the completion of this symbol of the peo- plu appreclation of Gov. Farnas' work at Now Orleans In behalf of Nebraska. Secretary of State Roggen, to whom varlons devigos for such a badga were submitted for selectlon, has decided apon one sent by our townsmen, MAX MEYER AND BRO, A reporter was shown this exquisite plece of workmanship Satarday, and will try to describe it to the readers of the Bee. Upon a scarlet ribbon as a back- ground appears this elegantly execated plece of work, which 1s a credit to the tasto and skill of the anufacturers. The badge may be eald to be three-fold. At the bottom Is a large star, in each point of which is a symbollc representa- tlon of some product of the state; upon the face of the star is the greal saal of the state of Nebraska, encircled by wreaths of oak leaves and laurel in shaded, three-colored gold, and set at different points upon a field of grass are an anvil with a man at work, a sheaf of grain, a farm house and a traln of cars, the whole most beautlfally executed and distinetly visible, Above this seal 1s a golden bar bearing the coat ofarms of the United States, whose englo grasps the arrows and the laurel. Upon o bar above thls are the initlal Jet- ters of the ex-governor, “R. W, F.,” in variegated gold. At the top of the badge is a square field of white and red enamel, in whose center s the flag of Nebras! at the foot of whose statl are the words, in raised Ietlcrl, “‘She 1s just eighteen years old to-day.” This exqulsite gem was designed by Mr. L. J. Ksas and the work done by him and the other workmen In Meyer's store. Itis unllke any kindred work the reporter has ever seen, and will be ex- hiblted In the window of Max Meyer & Bro.'s jowelry store on Saturday and Monday. Placed in a scarlet silk plush casket, lined with deep blue plush, this elegint gift of & proud young commonwealth to an honcred and worthy representative son, Is one well to be proud of, and it will be forwarded to Commlssioner Fur- nas next week to be exhlbited at New Orleans May 30th. The *‘Faust” beer, bottled by Ed. Maurer, is fresh and unsteamed. It ls put up in bottles with patent ‘lightning stoppors,” which makes it convenient to open and handle the beer. The *Faust” ia considered the finest beer in the coun try. A TROUCE. The Sperry and Northwestern Elec- tric Light Companics to be Oper- ated on a Mutual Basis, 1t now looks as though the war that has been golng on for months past be- tween the Northweatern Electric Light company and the Sperry Electrle com- pany was about to come to a close. In fact, it was announced this mornlng that artlcles of agreement have already been slgned, whereby the removal of the Northwestern plant from Strang's bulld- ing to the headquarters of the Sperry Light will be accomplished. Thisstep has been taken for two reasons—first because Mr. Strang desires to use the store now oocupled by the Northwestern for his own business, and partly because it is belteved that the semi-consolidation of the two companies will be profitable to both, A reporter called upon a representative of the Northwestern company, Saturday, | and ascertained some facts about the pro- posed change. It will not exactly bo & merglng of the Northwestern into the Sperry as both compantes will for the pres- ent retain each its own set of ofiicon,whlle 7 the management of the business consoli- dated will be placed in the hands of a gentleman who will be selected at a meeting of the trustees of the companies, to be held next week. The buslness will thus be operated on a mutual basls, the further particalars of which cannot yet be published. The dynamos cf the Northwestern company, of course, will be operated by the machinery of the Sperry plant. The lighting power and area of the two organ- zations comblued will be very large, as the Sperry hes 250 arc H;,h!n, wnh no in- candescent ones, while the]Northwestern has about 175 Incandescent lights, of large and small sizes, New machinery has been orderad and will be operated by the two companies. The Mogul light, something new in the way of electric apparatus, will be adopted, and itis belleved will prove highly successfal, Each Mogul light 1s of 160 candle power. This arravgement, it s generally thought, is for the purpose of heading off the Heuston Eleotric Light company, which 1s rapldly establishing lines in this city, and Is lhrelunlng to devour a large share of the bnunul — Orders are now recelved for the cely- brated ‘‘Faast Buck Beer,” bottled ke Ed. Maurer, THE MAY FESTIVAL, The Buccess of the ¥cheme Assured — The Members of the Chorus. The mus'c festlval project s proceed- ing In a way that promlses the complete success of the undertsking, A full re- hearsal wes held at Meyers' hall on Fridsy evening which was largely at- tended by & good number of our best ands &t present will | = conslst of the followlng well-known singers: Mrs, Squires, Miss Chamberlain, Misscs Maggle and Georzle Boulter, Mrs. Welnhagen, Misses Gray and Allle Pratt, Misses Annie and Nettle Vapor, Mre. H, H. Allen, Miss Anderson, Miss Glbson, Mrs, bhmldc, Mrs. Peck, Miss Rustin. Mrs, Knight, Mrs, Alexander, Misses Clara and Frances Nagh, Mrs, Shre ace Brown, Misses Allce and Nellle Wilkins, Mrs, L, A. Snundm, Mlll Belden Mies Flgmbnnm. Mrs, White, Mrs. Shelby, Miss Cremer, Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Olarke, Miss Mayer, Mre. Bruce, Mlss Seligsohn, Miss Breckentidge, Mrs. F. P. Day, Misses Blanche and Alice Withnell, Mts. Michaels, Miss Newman, Mrs. J. H. Taylor, Miss Felton, Mlss Edith Brown, Mrs. L. Kyle, and Messrs. Welob, Breckenrldge, Shields, Wilkins, Wolff, Oralle, Swan, Woodman, Permell, Dar. man, Thayer, Meyer, Alexander, Allon, Nash, McDonald, Burleigh, Merriam, Wlllon Gould, Ohas, Gould, Blake, Tattle, Snnndon, Morrls, mgg-, Batler, ‘Woodruff, Reed, Northrup, Wilbar, F. 8. Smith, Gordon, Stelling, Burmester, Hills, T. H, Merrlam, Tremayne, and Brownlee. It Is expected to increase this number to at least 125 volces. If thiajproject is Jiberally supported, as 1t well deservea to be, 1t will be an event long to be remembered. Our clty Is plenty large enough to aup- port an enterprise of this character every year, and the success of this undertaking will no doubt prepare the way for a aklll greater featival another year. e — Died, Wo00sLRY—On Saturday afternoon, of soarlet fever, Kate, nine-year-old daughter of C. A. and Violet Woosley, of Omaha, Her funeral took place Stmday aftornoon fsom the residence of the parents, —Officer Kennody arrested a pence disturver at the City hotel last evening on complaint of Mr, Wirth, the proprietor, and lodged him in the city prlson, Hemade an attempt to as- eault Mr. Wirth, —Marshal Cummings has receivod from Atiantic, Tows, a lotter warning him to be on the lookout for 850 worth of earpenter’s tools which were stolen last Sunday night from J, B. Aldrich, of that city. The thisves and plunder have boen traced to Omaha, it is be- lieved. —Magda Irschick appeared lnst night at the Stadt theatre in the play of “DeCorah,” supported ably by the regular stock company. The play is one which affords ample opportu- nity for the display of Madame Irschick's Dowers as & great tragedicne, and the re- quirements of the character of “Deborah” were grandly sustained, The house was packed. —Now that the “Georgia Minstrols” have gone, it is but fair to say that the unanimous opinion of the very many who attended their concerts at the museum, has been and s that thoy ara a most excellent troupe of real col- ored people; gentlemanly in their behavior, bleasing in their performances, and indus- trious in their efforts to ontertain the crowds that thronged to witnessitheir concerts, which were fromi first to last marked by such be- havior as could not offend the most fastidious, and bristled with good and original jokes that intersperscd their songs and plays. Tho end men, Johnson and Jackson, were particulurly good, surpassing as comedians any colored men yet seen hore in a minstrel troupe, —Mr. Henry Bruegmann, president of the | ? saengorfest committee or something of that kind which places him at the head of the business, concluded arraugements yestorday with Julius Meyer, manager of the Musical Union orchestra, Omeha, by which that fine body of muicians will be present at the coming saeogerfest. Tho orchestra consists of twenty-five pieces and ia ono of the finest in the weet. Its presence will add much to the attractions of the enebgerfost. Propara- tions for this ovent are extensive and thorough and it/promises to be the biggest affair of the kind ever held by the Piogecr Sacngorbund. —[Lincoln Journal. T() LOAN—! MONEY onn loansd on secuved nites. Lobeo al ostats brokers 1922 Farnam, up-stars. 026-11 ONEY Tolcan on chattels, Woclley & Hatrison, Roc:m 20, Omaha National baok building 854 ! VI GNEY loaned at low ratesn smotnés to sult on VL ehattel collaterals of other good security. Finan. clal exchange, 1603 Parnam st 263-m1p ONEY TO LOAN-—-On roar ostate and hattols D. L Thonias, T4oet Fm REv?—Houee 11 roo near St oar, ¥ . G K Thomphol eorncr 1108 wnd It o AT Fe dwel mg stache D L Thom s, et mon th 005-t1 S KENT-- Pareostorsy hrick store buildivg; en K quite of Edward Norrw 8 Co., room 19 Cronr se Blook. [ OB RENT 2aroom homes Inquie Barton Smelting works, or 34 North NUR RENT—New eottage, 6 rooms. 1812 8 theb. Ji'OR RANT- tore SuIlding 4433 three story aod 1400 batement No. 110and 112 14th. Dodge St. Phipps Roe 5441 ONEY Loaned on ohattelw, cut rats, R R Hoketa songhtaud sold. A. Forman,218 3,184% 8¢ N ONEY LOANED a1 C. . Reed &Co's. 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Saunders and Pler. 2 AxTED—Two_apprentice gltls to learn amu ‘making; at 160 Faroam st. —Girl for general 1 016 5 10th St. 3 work at ® Flan- 761-46p oly turnished rooms 1617 Davenport ];UI(I_S F.m RN T—Ono 1ar. o nandsom with excellent board tor single. gentleman, Dodge. room 1718 [ 21 Capitol ave. 620'80p 1‘ Ok RexT—F riished room 1 18 good girls, 7 experienced cooks Kuwployment. Bureau, 1120 Farpam 5t. 70 AxTED -Lady agen ts for “Queen Protector dalsy stocking and skirt supporters, shouldo Draces, bustlos, bosan forms, diess ehlclds, eafoty ve protector, etc.; entirely now devices un- precedented profits; we have 600 sgeats making $100 moothly, Address with stamp, E 1T Campbr It & Co., Chicago. 619-m10p WANTED MALE HELP WArmo-A firatclass furnituro sslesmen. Neno need to apply unless you have zood reference ng M. F. Martin, 80841 to ability and character. {OR kENT —A fornished tront Foom w th u ¢ of par- Tor, with sma 1 tamily, 2167 Chicago . 8p aatly flnlshed, Inquire € M katon, U1 § 58741 [T Luitable tor olioo. thSt. O REST—Elegaut nowly furnishod rooms 27 Dedge st. 507t (0OMS—With board,detirablc {51 summe Apply ab b Chiarles Hetol. 711 'OR RENT—Several fine cflices in Crounse’ block, Inquire Ed. Norrls, room 19 Crounse blook JFO8 RENT—Furnishied room 1616 Dodge. 135270 1 selar, pantey, closete, sW ) JOR TALR-A coed family horve, bugsy and Hare neee, inquite 2813 Douglas St, F A box, Tiessp OR RENT <A #aloon in good loeality, lob Ming and fisturen Apply to John A F, mm. 305 Douglas St, Omahs, Neb, ®1.4( Fuu SAY, Fot 0 down and #30 per month 1 w0 olegant five room tt ts, b+ window brick e 11 19 nicely fenced the whole all complote 8,500 The o.ttages 8o bo buil' at onoe contracta for ton have already Loen Jet. Call st my office and seeviwn of oottage, location &c. Rring your friends along, C. K Mayne, south-west corner 16th and Farnam. 7080 K 00, & 700 ugright planc eain, mumm.. HF \I FSTATE nmmwns o ROKFIN —Lobeok & 00, 1211 Farnam R trect coraer 19th, el oRtate Souight At sold on commission, exchanges of real or personal proper. ty effected; the patr nage of parties having real estato or stooks of g00da to sell or exchange ab ressonsble priecs, i1 woliclted, ana will have eur best PERSONAL. AARLEY CASR plea Jme know whoro y Tehama Co., State write to vour mother and lob (Anna Case, Vi \umv My wite Emma, | L\ “without any cause, 1 héroby that 1 shall not pay a s ‘ ANTED-A_ady room mate 1612 Jackaon st. JOrRs0NAL —Partics wishing & seamstress, toving cuttiogand il atisfactory; ddr North 16t st, Mrs J Arnold. ue this wariin iy debta contractod by her, W Krawnrex, Florono il to Mite Tose, 780-96p. ®8 K. M Hoorex, Trance ol Ing meiium ready for bush corner ,6th and Webster, Ton s arRsAND midwite receivo Iadies in her horss for confinement, No 1432 8. uth 18th St.,Omaha. 719:25p TU E.\OHANGE res of Choy at figures. Comeo proverty. o Neb. ~ S04-tt OR_wxciavan —Twpraved business property In astori Lowa, 34 00 for stook of merchas dite o businese. Address, ““W 11" cars Beo offioe —State and county ¢ er, the best staoke Address A’ Cooley & Co., Osceola, Towa, lo o sae on wxcasanFor live stook; hase of [ school, section No38, Town 1, Range 13, Nebraska. with good epring water, go'd Kous, stabls, cattio shed, corral, corn ¢'ib, Bog lo, collar, hen house,and a never failing well of good ~ater; an_ excollent pri. vilege for & person wishing to ke great bargain, can ho had n movo away. Avply to proprietor on tho . nises oe address Jas € 0'kricn, ' O box 87, Riverton, Neb s wado Vox 06, a4-25p 0., splendid il 101 acres 13 1 and tmprovements improved, fo- groc Faruam st. K C Patt T EXOUANGE—440 acres well improv from Essex, lows, for & stock of hardware. - Addresy John Lincerh I Ot oxchango. We have for s exclusive right iu tols state to well tho cval ecnomizor and 800t destroysr, Gestroys tho woot and wil save twenty por cont on ooal, will sl county rights or the stat, or wil 17 100d property on appl ity aland give pasticul >vi 1 cangot give it hix atter aro chanco for I aen: Bedfosd, Souer & Dav s, 275 t SINESS OHANCES. Jros, an-Restaurant good locaiity, reaeon for selling, other business. Acdress 'R E" Bee office. 807-28p o saun—At o bargnin, awell estah lhod grooary ousiness. Call ator addrees “A & H” No #207 Cuming st. ¥22.1p ANTED—A good barber ut \unh Bond, Neb- Good wagee. H. 0. G 17824 WV A=A trascling salosman who thoroghly uncerstands the dry goods busimess and i3 ac- quainted with the dry woods trade ia Nebraska. Must have good references and understand h's busi- ness; aldress 8, L. L, Bee offic.. 70826 SITUATIONS WANTED. Sanfrod’s RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH. Witch-Hazel, American Pine, Canada Fir, Marlgold and Clover Blossoma. Asingle doso of Sanford’s Radical Cure in: stantly relievestho most violent Sneering or Head Colds, lears the head as by magic, stops watery dis- charges from the Nose and Eyes, prevents Ringin, Nolata 1n the houd, Curcs' Norsous Toadache'an subdues Chills and 'Fever. In Chronic Catarrh it cleansos the nasal passages of foul mu-us, estores he senses of smell, taste and hearing whou uffecte frees the head, thml and bronchial tutes of offe sive matter, swoetens and purifies the broath, stops the cough and arrests tho progress of Catairh (o w-rdl Consumptian. bottlo Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol- vont and Sanford's Tnhalor a1 i on6 paciagor of a druggista for §1. Ask for SaxvoRv's RADIGAL CUR, Pott B&‘nfi{ Drug and Chemical Co. revention ) of Rheu intica, m. and Bowels, Sbooting Palin, Numbness, Hysteris, Fo malo Palns, Palpitatio Compiaint,” + Malarin, and Epidenios, use Collin's Plastors (an Elootric Battery combined wlf Plaster) and laugh PLA' overywhera. Imported Beer IR BOTTLEZ, Brlanger;.ceseeseossas Calmbacher, ce- e Lavarie, Pilsnersesesss ereesees Bohemian, K@iner. eesvoss-sasssress, Bromen, DOMESTIO, BudWeiserseee oo sosss.Bt, Youip Anhauser.see— .8t Louis Best's. ..t . Milwauker Schlitvl-Pllsnar +Milwaukee Krug's +eees.Omahe Ale. Porter, Domeshc and Rhine Wing v A 1218 Karnam St HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY. Direct Line for England, France and Germany. The syeamships of this well known line are bullt )(lxnn 3 watr tight ompartments, aad Are fur: od'with every roquisito to make the passage Sokb saty” i sgrodatin Tuoy ourry the United States and European , and leave New York Fhusdaye and Saturdays for Plymnnm (LONDON Oherboug, (PARIS and HAMBUR Rates, First Cablo, $80-§100. su e, to or fronm H-mhu ¥ Om C. B. RICHARD & CO.,Gen kents, 61 Broadway, New York' and Tion hiTa Boll hicago, or Henrv Harry Deuel in Omah: umn-wxzusnnmnwn, ia Council Bluffy Bavaris, W/ A51zo—A position a8 a book keeperor clrk L 4 tewp man with city reforence speaks German; address “L. H" Boe office. 829-27p W in dross 603 tuation for & boy of cleven vrs. togo o a8 cath boy, or to do errands. Ad- » W. Cor. of Calitoraia and 16th SL o » Wum»-smuy situation by first-class tinner; undorstands all kinds of work and_does nit stat rink. P easo wages and address, 503 W 7th sL smuxcny, Towa. 801-28p JFOR BENT—Nicaly furnished rooms st 1718 Cass FORSALE—FARMS, 0k ALY~ 120 acres good land within 60 miles of Omaha, new house, good stabls, Lving water, school hiouse on the Iand and one mile from railway station; terms easy. W H Green, over st Nat'l Bavk. 635-11 0k sALE—Fam and unimproved land lots and house on long credit B &M Land office, 620 . 18th St. Vadicka & Goantner. 563-m18p 0k 8ALE—Good farm 1o Washington Co.; 171 scres; $0 acres caltivated; good buildings;’ fine orchard; running wator; all teaced. Edward Norris Co., 100m 19 Crounse Block. FOR SALE—HOUSES—LOTS. xa to.de fn private fumilies by an oxperioncod dress maker, 1414 Dodge street. 25p TANTRD—Pesitin: Experlenced short-hand and type writer desiring to come_west, Owns No. 2 Remington machine, Address, W. E., Care Bee, Council Bluffs, 778-30 ANTED —By clty salosmsn_eituati Tong acquaintance with city a; trade, (uot ealoon. Address 40 B.” Bee n“o;, 5p r for widower. 7 ANTRD—E ituation a8 housekee M ft 4629 e office, Council Blu AT ituation by an exporionced man to take care of horses and actas driver, in a prisate tamily; is willing to do other work around the h use. Addrols "A M 5" Bee office, T13:25p VW ASTED- Situstion by e keeper, by 2 salosmen and type writer, by 2 you wagon, by & & ed coachman, Omaba Eniployuent Burea, 1 xperlenced bo cry by a man to run st e, 1120 To rent, well arranged ooty t xoom3 in good locatlcn. Addre W 4s--A man or womao in ovety countey in U 8125 sample free 875 per month, salary or Send stamd. Paul Tabel, Chicago 111, 819-m-24p commission, »—Ono or two_gentlemen to tak urpished front roon May 1st; refers changed, 317 north 17th st. 817-1p BT Partof § por month to o 00m house south part of clty spectable sl family, A H' Bev oflice, 82186p {OR RENT—6 room house on_St. car line, A]-ply 1140 16t strost between N1:holay and Puul, A P Tukey Caulfields 8B ¢ woptieman lrgs anfarnihed State price. Address P. 0. Box 516, city. 805-25 W7 Ax7a—A good famlly hotso at 1505 Farnam 81 775t 7axTAD=To rent a large furnished room, in orola, with board, 75 $ 3 0“ ) Wanted on notes sccurea by mortgage D) on momzv worth §7,0.0, half to be yayable In one yi ance in two' years, will give ten per cent oferes} bonus of $500 for the use of the money. ilorons - Eount Boa ofice VW Ax1mo A tarished hotel ias live fown, ono coutrolling tho Commeralal t c £'Vick N 704 7 ANTED — For spot oah, 8 cholce lots in Hanscom Place, I 0 box 4141, 2:26 ob. ANTED.$3 60 will buy one dozon Roger Dro's fripple glatad table klvos st Moody's chinu store,corner 16h aud Daveoport et. CANGER GURED|- cancer on my face for many years, t many remedies, but without . up hope of ever belny cured. Dr. son, recommended Swift's Speolfic posibls for me to cxpr t this medicine haa d Mg, OLIVE HARDMAN, Monros, Ga., Bept. 2, 1554, thaoks io words for w Switt's Specifio has curod a cancer on my face, ana has almost made a new man of we. T. J. Taate, Wacises, Fls. 3 yeme "'t0 1o pormancat good Bwifk’s’ Bper ught wonders for we. 1t fs the best tlood p “Aior luthe world. 950 8 MoRRGw, Floreace,d Bwitt's Bpecific 18 entirely vegotable, and soeis to cure cancers by forclog out the iwpurities trom the lood. Treatise on Blood and Skin Discascs mailed tree Tum SwirtErECiviciCo., Drawer 3, Atlants,Ga , or 160 W, 234 St., New York. ANTED—Every ady In need of & sowing now Improved American No, P. K Flodman & Co._agente; 230 N 10th. 3431 'T—HOUSFS AND LU’I‘S Jon A small store and two fooms on 20th % tery and basement, brick store, por month. ores on 16th 8t—§50 per month each, S W, Cor. 15tb and Faro 7714 10 room house, modern mprove Bedford, ouer & Davis, 213 8. 14th St & ket —House of 9 Fooms with baru, Osldwell ‘and Bauncers st; loquire 1709 Jackacn st. $43-26p DOR RENT—Store and basemsut oorner 16th aud Capitol ave., opposite ths Exposition building wbe ereoted. Morwo & Biuaner, 1404 Faruam 18, R SALE—Special Bargalos—% sjlcadid coraer Iots on red car line; cheap. Bo Cor. lot 60x13?, 12th aud Dorcas, house and stablo. [ =4 Comner Int, 19th and Dogcas, 6 x182, $1000, Lot 60x117, Bartlet 's add, 4 room Tiouse, $900cash, Cor Catherineand Povpleton ¢t , Haurcom place, 4 room house #1,400. Cor Grove and nmnpun st., 105x124, house 20x24 aud atable, 1,400 Chelco 4 acro lot, Pratt’s sub dfy, $3000. Cor Lako agd 17¢h at, cast. front, 1673x140, 6 room houe, $3500. 41ots, Burr Oak ad 1, east front, 32507, Lot 80183, Picrce,ntar 31 st, south front, & room house, barn, 81600, 850- FAULSES & C0., 1613 Farnam stroot. JOR ALK §70 0, ench easy terms. R C Patterson, 13'h Fai 4 Fensaue=Bewtital lots in splendid localty tor §20) each, 10 down and $10 per wonth; will assist you to build, " KC Patterson 15th and Farnam 47125 JOR s —Lots in al additions and.sub-dsisions. No. 845, Lot on Davenport strect near bigh school, 503 182-52,20) No. 364, Tot on Leavonworth strect pear St Ma- £y's Avenue corner lot—82,000. No. 474~ Lot on Farng et, £50 per foot, No. 4743 Lot on Harney, & :x18i—§2.100 No. 471, Two 1ats, one 4 corner,two blocks fiom red car line—$1.2 No. 108, C 500, Lot on Seward street, txo blocks trom sroet car No.'i00, Lot 765140, east front, one block from Park Avenuo car line—§1,600. 2 Moreo & Brunner, 1404 Farnam Vusiness lo:. 22x132, on lammoy St 0k 8Lk —No. 457; fine 7 ro0m houte, cor lot, two Dlocks from strect car, e\sy terms -~ 5,100, No. 80T Houso § rocms. will acd. clstorn, one halt [ 1, '¥i5o b Yoo Toube, ful Iob city water, on rod car line—§2,500, No- 281, House 24x44, 6 ro0ms, finoly finished, well, ci.tern, 0l lot, fine place,two blocks from street oar—§2,600. No, 820, Houso 5 rooms, well and cistern, lot 40x- 182, on red car line, casy paymente—§2, well and cistern, No. 420¢ *Heuse 7 zo0ms, ove block from Park Av- enue, lot 60x14 92,750, 735: Morse & Erunner, 1004 Faruam, d lot, barn, balance in [ —House full lot, well, cist condition, oue block from st; n, barn, ol in et cary 1600 | Bank. €4ttt {OR BALE—A full lot on coroer of 18th and Joves paved stroct and within one square of U, P. R K. torsale. Warren Switaler, Fuumk Jota full siae, 10 pr centcavh, balano ioutaly payments. W 11 Green, ovor 1at Nat i 6.4 w20 ottages and lote Virginia ave. ono it Mary's ave, St care $109 cash, ¢ Adams Frenzer block opp, P. 0. 0.7 '0R 8ALE—GO0d 6 100m house, 1ot 60x152 feet,eas front, §1300; $100 cash. balance 815 per month, V. H. Groon, over st National bank. Bt FOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS, 28 pAUR R TADE=1 will ellas, Atada By haute and lot on Saunders street avd tike in Brst-clase furaiture. AddreistJ 8" F 1600 yde. of dirt to be had at 1118 Sher- 780 20p Ot BAL waD ave Fuu KeNT—A store cheap 500 north 16th. 810 26p 0K RNT 7.\=w Wtore room 2270, Jno Krck, 617 10th S (2% N Ad: 786 26p FFonzausza fstclae upsisht o “P.C,"B. &M beadquul « oz aiue—Horer, bugy sud aruws B8, Apply 1409 Dypuzlas Ton residence propertics f.om §2,000 to | == d Or 8aLE ~The oldest catablisbed Ifvery bush it - od will thereof; 34 horses, 6 d family carrlages band wagons, sggies, 1ull complenient of double aud single 5 and ll apourtenatces cf a first clos st b ve 6 years lease of the grounds and bufldings 18 in the ceutre of the business 1 orti and do'ng a good trado Good t W 11, Green, over Tt Nat' Bank, Ouna, | Nu\v 241 P eAabehorihios, koouditiusliesej tap)endi lecation, C. k. Mayne, S. W. Cor. 15th snd Faroom. 782-25 JOR 8aLk—In Onkland Neb, first.class meat markef al%o the furniture of the St Paul hotel. For toulars, inquire or write Wiggera & Uehling, Oak Neb. 674-m19 0 8ALE—Lrug store In a desirablo looality, wil invoice about $1.600 K C l’llul’llm. NE corner 13th and Farnam. 80t \OR SALE—A first-olass stock of dry l(ln‘dl $5.000 b a bargain, will take part crah balanco real es- Tate; addresa “M. V. B."” care B 20241 JOK SALE—Or exchange » of clothing boots and shoes, gent' turnishing goods, will ox- change for Nebraska Lands. G. H.Peterson,504 8, 10th St., Omaba, Neb. 259. 7ANTED =3 or 4 bo Capital Avenus. Mis, oARDING ~ostitute hotel corner 1867 and Cayitol ave., oay board $4.0) per week, Meal tiok ets. L W Hai", Proprictor. 676-20p R ST-CLASS Bod and board 1212 apital a¥e, 12435 LOST AND FOUND. TRAYED ~A small gray mare vony, brand on hind leg, G. U, 8. 8, from West Omalia, James Brophy® 810-26p N L1# A2 FD—Ono large brown ware with knot on out- Psido of log just below ho paud for return to D Frank, 2sth and Leayesworthd 508-25p MISCELLANEOUS. PO ekl aad Fiatte, . Murray, Su stay wotice —Taken up by the subsoiiber on Juckson St, yesterday vk by horeo about ands high, heavy mane and tail, about five old. The 'owper can have sime' by proving pr perty and paying charges. 220d April 18ED. Petor Johnson 783.2Tp l)mm wantlr g will plense apyly at the Geraans. TE9 97 ) also lace made to L rone given o real poink 787.20p order. 1414 Dodge street. (i suves rao, te frut isvorod, tagn rodeemod at cuo oent each by tho dealors, = Peycke Bros., agents. 05541 NSTRU banio glven Ly G £ Gellen- ek, st 116 Ca ltol ave: [Py, Taute, fake aud compocts oleaned any tine of the day in an entirely odorless way with our improved pump aod apparatus Orders by mail sromptly stteuded to. A, Evans, office and residence 1208 Dodge St. up stairs. 409 m7p ¥R TAG, It dees not taint the br redtemed at oue cent each by the dealors. 1GUTNING RoD - J J MoLain haa for sal ML EK TA0, docs n(t gIve you hosrthurn Tngs 1edceniod at one cent, oach by the deaders C " 6 Box 874 490.u2p" Btu]lion, Jack, Bheppard Jr, Wil stand for stock at Cmaha Falr grounds the soason of 1835, Hels 16} hands b igh, weight 1285 1bs, bis eire JAck BurrrakD iy full brother in blood to Dixvri 217}, 8180 to DICTATOR the sixe of JAY-EYR-5KK 2:10, FALLAS, 2:1¢3 and Dikrciok §:17, Cwl af the falr groundd and see him and got bis ve lgees 1n in full, terms §26. for the veason, A, THOMSON. EDWARD KUEHL, STER OF PALMYSTERY AND OONDITION oe wha theald of guardiac. for anyone glance in 4ho past an cortain conditions in the fufure, wede to order :flll\l. obtalnt prosent, and on Boots and Perfoot sabluinotion gua H. 8. ATWOOD, Plattsmouth, Neb, Breeder of thoroughbred and bigh grade Hereford and Jersey Cattle, And Duroe axd Jersey Ked Bwine, hoss