Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 5, 1885, Page 4

THE DAILY BEE- UESDAY, MAY 5, 1885, THE DAILY BEE. @uana Orrion Nov mmmh—um I-I-lo'n-.hnuhmlnm m: moraiag w,"..'m‘.. In Abe iu- WRRANS Y | Pl MAM 19 | g Taree Moot The Weekly Bes, Publihsed every Wednesday THE RIEL REBELLION, The Canadians have from time to time saeered at the wars with the Indiansin this country as betng of little or no im- portance, and they have Javghed at the troubles and difficulties which our troops have encountered 1a fighting and subda- Ing them, Now that the Canadlans have an Indian war of their own they sre beginning to realizs that It is no child's play, and that Its continuance 18 not only 14 | # matter of great expense but damaging m’ Revasnd Bitterial All o.-".-nunm Jolsting bo Leral yownrase sTvERa. Bustnoss Letters and Remittanses should be dreased to Tan Bia PUASRING COKPANT, ONARA mmmmofiwouhu-fllw 16 the order of dha sompaay. fl!fi BEE PUBLlSElN(} UU,, Pros, B ROSEWATER, Witoh, Manager Dnll W 2.6 Tor, 408 Omanat Neb. Ex-Presioent Haves s st'll willing to servo the country. He has been drawn on a Unlted States jury at Toledo. New Yonk state will not have a census taken this year, after all, The appropri- atlon for the census has been vetoed by the governor. Tae frequent finding of human ocorpses in tranks has oaused a coolness between the coffin-makers and the trunk manaufacturars. Cnicaas boasta one of the most costly and magnificent gambling Institutions in the conntry. It 1s called the board of trade building. Tue next legjslature to be elected In Misslssippl will have the chooslng of two United States senators, That's the kind of a legislature some of our Nebraska politiclans would like to be elected to. Tue Ohlo Leglslatare has given Cc- lumbus a monopoly of all the hangings in the atate. It Is suspected that this has been done In the Interest of railway exourslon agents, — THERE are too many cottonwood trees in Omaha, These ola settlers ought to be cut down. They have long ago served their usefalnees, as other and bet- ter shade trees have grown up during the last seven or elght years, and now supply sufficient shade without the ald of cottanwoods. A LARGE NUMBER of members of the Illinots legislature sra now in New Qrloans on exhibition at the exposition. The junketers ought to draw well. Meantime the tax-payers of Illlnois are compelled to pay the expenses of the loglelatara, which 1s still in sesslon at Springfield, — I~ compllanca with the ordinance re- cently passed by the clty council, etreet cars now begin running before seven o'clock In the morning, which is a great accommodation to the working people and' bdslness iiien who have to commence the labors of the day before seven o’clock. The cars also run until midnight, which 1s a great convenience to persons who re- main down town untll a late hour. Thus the atzest cars catch ths esrly birds and the night hawkas. —ee SeNator Eustis, of Louislans, has caused no small stir by his attack on Cleveland, who does not move half fast enough to sult him. Mr. Eastls Is prob- ably provoked because he cannot fulfill his political promises untll the federal pstronage of Louislana is placed at his dlsposal. Mr. Eustls wants a clean sweep made Instanter, and he is not slone In bis demands and wrath. There 18 one thing very evident, and thatis that Mr. Cleveland’s course, while it may be eatlsfactory to the msjority of the peo- ple, is not at all acceptable to the spoils- hunters of the democracy. —_— Tuerk {5 no doubt that the granite block pavement on Farnam street has been & detriment to the rotail trade on that thoroughfare, The pavement s duarable, It is true, and for heavy treffic s unexcelled, but for light carrlages and pedestrians It s very rough when cora- pared with the smooth and nofseless as- phalt on other streets, which are rapldly galniog upon Farnam. Douglas etreet, on any clear day, 1s crowded with people and carriages, while on Karnam street ara seen only persons who are compalled t> trayel that thoroughfare. Anotherbad foature about Farnam street is the crossiogs, the rough blocks belog actually painful to persons who wear thin-soled shoes, especlally the ladles, It s now proposed by some property owners on Farnam to take up a seotlon of the street on each slde of the streece rallway, wide enough to make s good carrlage way, and also take up the crowings, and replace the same with as- phalt, 1aid on & ooncrote base. This would glve the street the benefit of the granlte gutter and granite between the streot rallway tracks, where the wear and tear are the greatest. This plan will glve a smooth and nolseless roadway on each way, and crossings that can be kept smooth and clean at all times, The ex- pense of this change, as computed by the asphalt contractors, wonld range from $30 to 40 for each lot of 22 foet frontsge. This of course would glve the asphalt company the granite blocks and broken stone which it would take up, but the company would glve s guarantee of five or ten years as the contract might be made to specify. It seems to us that $40 for 22 feet would be s geod lnvest- ment. Every owner of a lot between Tonth and Fiftcenth streets will realize more than $46 In a s'ngle year from such au lmprovement. It would certalnly make quite a difference to the retall trade, which {s now tending to the asphalt paved streets. to the prospeots of the frontler in the Northwest torritory, An Indian ls an Indlan, ne matter In what country he may be. Hels a cunning fighter, and does not stand up and take the fire of nis sssailant 1 ko the white man. He strikes when ho has an advantage and then rans away to await another opportunity. But the Indiana of Canads as fightera are not to be compared with thoss of this coun- try, particularly the Sioux, the Chey- ennes and the Apaches. The Canadian Indian as a rule is a footman, while the Indian of thls country s Invariably mounted. Hence our Indlans are much more difficult to overtake and conquer than are thoss of Canada. Nevertheless Goneral Middleton, with an ample force of Britiah regulars, has as yet made but little headway sgalnst Rlel and his reb- ¢ls, as the half-breed Canadlan Indians, who have gone on the war path, are called. So far the rebels have held thelr own, and have glven evidence of good fighting qualities. At present their tac- tles sscm to be to lead Middleton far Into the wilderness without giving him a de- cisive battle, in the.hope no doubt of eventually entrapplng and ambushing him, and sannihilatiog him as Sittlng Ball did Custer. Whatever may be the outcome of the campaign, the Canadians by this time have no doubt changed thelr opinlon of an Indian war, whether in this country or in their own. Although we have referred to the causes of this rebellion once or twice, when it first began, we have been re- quested several times recently to give a concise statement of the troubles which 16d"to the oui break. Trect cauko of the rebellion was the Inability of the Indlans to secure titles to their lands, which for some reason or other the Dominion government saw fit to with- hold from them. In 1870 the Manitoba half breeds were given by law 240 acres of land each, but the half-breeds north of Manitoba were not pro- vided for, although they should have been In all justlee. Some of thelr settlements were started twenty years 8go, but they were never given the free patents to which squatters are entitled. Thelr claims were in narrow strips, In- dlan fashlon, ronning back from the river, and when the country was recently surveyed, it was lald out in equare sec- tlone, no attention whatever belng paid to the old clalms. This natarally in- censed the Indlans, who last fall fically presented to the Dominlon parliament a bill of rights setting forth their griev- ances and demanding: First, the sub- divls'on into provinces of the northwest territories; second, the half-breeds to receive the same grants and othar advav- tages as the Manitoba half-breeds; third, patents to be lssued at once to the colon- Ists In possession; fourth, the sale of half a million of acres of dominion lands, the proceeds to be applied to the estab- lishment in the half-breed settlement of schools, hoepitals, and such-like institu- tlons, and to the equipment of the poorer half-breeds with sead grain and imple- ments; fifth, the reservation of a hun- dred townships of swamp lands for dls- tributlon among the children of the half-breeds during the next 120 years; sixth, a grant of at least $1,000 for the maintenance of an institation to be con- ducted by the nuns in each half breed settlomnet; and seventh, better provis- lon for the support of the Indians, These demands, as we understand the matter, were consldered by a majority of the Canadian people to be no more than fair, but the government, as Is generally the case in such sffalrs, paid little or no attentlon to the bill, and It was probably almost forgotten by the parliament, when suddenly the Indlans, impatient at the delay and angry at the neglect, rebelled under the leadership of Louls Rlel. JupGE MERRICK, the euccessor of Judge Wylie upcn the bench of the supreme court of the District of Columbla, comes from Marjland., Twenty-two years ago he was judge of the circult court in the disirlct, but that court wes legislated out of existence. He hss been known for yeors ay an eminent lawyer, Ho lsa half brother of Hon, Richard T, Merrick, who prosecuted the star-route cates, and hia father was a United Stttes senator from Maryland. Judge Merrick, while in congreas, from 1873 to 1875, served on the Credit Mobillerfinvestigating commit- tee and made the principal report against the offenders, When the salary grab bill was under conslderation he was the first member of congress to announce that he would not take the Increase of salary if It was ordered, and he never touched it. His public record is unimpeachable, and the appointment may be regarded as among the very best that Presldent (leveland has ma TaE bill that was introduced In the New York legislature for the regulation of ges companies as to thelr prices and other matters was fully expected by the people of that state to become a law. The gas cowpanics, however, which had waited until the very last moment In order to ascertain about how much money would be required to defeat it, went $70,000 to the capital and had it judi- clously dlstrlbuted among the law- makers, That settled the fate of the bill, and when it came upon final passage it was defeated. This result is charged op to the credit of mercenary country members, who are In no way troubled with the payment of gas bills, and who no doubt thought that it peopls will Insist upon liviog in citlos they ought to pay for their gas whatever price the gas companies might sce fit ‘o demand. The price pald for votes s sald to have ranged from $1,000 to $2,000, and to the gas monopollsts they were decldedly cheap at those fig- ures. They could have sfforded to pay seyeral times as much, had it been neces- sary. Thus has monopoly scored another brilliant victory. The New York Zimes says that the great diffionlty for years in securing legislation actually demanded for the well-belng of the clty, and urged by the best of its citlzens, has been the ease with which country members, whose constituents had no direct interest In the matter could be bought up or made toast under partisan pressure shrewdly secured by corrupt means, Of thls there is no room for doubt, and it is a burning dls- grace of which the Zimes says it has a right to complain. Tar proceedings which have been begun in the county court by ex-Mayor Murphy to oust J.E,Boyd from the office of mayor involves some Important legal polnts quite apart from the charges of fraud and repeating. The maln question will hinge upon the legality of that portion of the vote polled upon affidavits from un- registored voters. Mr, Murphy’s attor- neys take the positlon that these affida- vita are not authorized under the general statutes, and therefore the votes by vir- tue of those affidavits must be excluded. Upon this polnt the | public will be interested in having adeclslon as early as possible. The swearlng in of voters by the nflidavh system has becomo # nulkance as well a8 asource of fraud. There are over one thousand of these affidavits In the ballot boxes now. If the courts declare these affidavits illogal a great deal more inter- est will be taken in the matter of regis- tratlon. Whether a final decision will be reached much before Mr. Boyd's term explres, s doubtful, but It may serve the purpose of bringirg about a much needed reform in our election system, snd do away with existing abuses which make our elections a farce and Tre people of New Orleans are dis- cussing the questlon of continuing the exposition another year. It is estimated that the expense will be $300,000, which the committee feels ilself competent to ralse. Ifitis declded to carry out this plan, the exposition will be opened next Ostober. The enterprise has not proved & financlal success within Itself, but to the people of New Orleans Jt has un- doubtedly brought a great deal of money which they otherwise would not bave had. The contlnuance of the expoeition will not prove nearly 8o expensive as the first venture, as the bulldings can be allowed to stand and the managers have galned an experience that will be very valuable to them In conducting the affair next season. AnONG the new bills Introduced in the 1llinols legislature is ene prohibiting the keeping of any part of the employes’ money to msintain their hospitals. This measure {s almed mainly sgainst the Wasbash railroad which taxes its employes for such purpore, The same system is practiced; by the Unlon Paclfic, making of such changes as are necessary to restore the surroundings of the falls to thelr orlginal cendlition, in other words, to [put nature herself once more In «ntrol. Grorae Fravors TrarN continues to make his headquarters In Madison #quare, whers he dally enjoys the com. pany of children who gather around him, He came to his bench the other day with sn armfal of roller skates, them to hls little friends, and then sat watching them with Intense satiataction s they skated merrily over the asphalt walks, ManONE I8 at home In Virglnia gotting his readjuster In working shape for the coming campalgn in that state. Tue recent effort of Senator Van Wyck 1n behalf of the homesteader as against the men who have illegally fenced In the public domaln, leads the New York Zimes to say: Oertaln defenders of the lawless men who have established vast ranches in the west by building wire fences upon gOV- ernment Jand say that they are using land which settlers do not want, and that they do not stand In the settlers’ way. The trath {s that the settler ts driven away with shotguns, and if he persists in claiming » homestead upon any part of the land incloied he may lose his life in thn defenae of his rights. Senator Van Wyck tells the president that several citizens of Nebraska have recently been murdered while trying to take home- steads on the Brighton ranch. These brigands who defy the land laws when they cannot use them, and assassinate the settlers who intrude upon thelr stolen do- main, ought to be pursued and punished. There I8 & new law under which thelr fences can be cleared away, and it should be enforced at once. ALL HAIL, The Day is Dawning, To the Editor of Thr Bee, The O. E. T. 8. (Church of England Temperance Soclety) are the Initlals of an organization in Canada. The blshop of Toronto Is the prosi- dent, and at the snnual meeting, held recently, stated that there were fifty-two | branch sociotles in forty-eight parlehes in the dlocese; total membership, 5,615, and twenty-four Bands of Hope, with a membershlp cf 2,629, his annusl nddreu-, says : *‘ Intemper- ance {s our common foe, and the enemy of Christ, therefore 1+ is the duty of the church to erapple with it ” The mem- bership in the C. E. T. S. of England is 550,000, 1f you would allow me space 1 should like to boil down teveral cf the excellent addrzsses made by these grand Christian men ¢f Canads, who see their dutles as leaders of Christ’s church, X. —— The Inference, Texas Siftings, Spreading tar on the front gate of a Raussian girl's residence s aaid to be the greatest insult that can be offered her. Tt is probably because it leaves the in-- fornce that her b’l’l bas caught a Tar- tar. TUTT’S PILLS 25 YEARS IN USE. fho umun Medical Triumph of the Age! YMPTOMS OF TORPID LIVER. Loss of appetite, Bowels cos! Fainin , with a dull seosi although it is very objectionable to| b the employes. It really does seem o small plece of business for any railroad | I to deprive its workmen of any portlon of theie pay. It is certalnly the duty of a railroad company to maintain its own hospi‘als for the care cf those who are injured in its service, There is no good over the right eye T gitul dronms, Highly colored Ur CONSTIPATION. TUTT'S PILLS aro especially adapted to such cases, one dose effects such a maulonuhtnuuufleur reason - that the great msjority who ody o never rzcelve any hospital benefits should | 2 be taxed for something for which they get no return, — Now that Mr. Keiley has been dis- posed of, having been sent to Austria with a salary of $12,000, perhaps the prees will give him a rest for a time at least, Mr. Keiley probably .does not care much what ls sald about him so long a8 he can draw one thourand dollars a month, When the time comes for his confirmation, however, the republicans of the senate may refuse to endorse his appolntment. They sre mot llable to overlook his recent Richmond speech In which he uttered so many foollsh state- ments, one of which was that this govern- ment is founded upon a gross and bloody viclation of public rights® Yet Mr. Kelley seems very willing to serve this government for a fat salary, Tux Russlan corvette Strelok has been followed from Norfolk to New York by the Britlsh man-of-war Garnett. Both versels are awaiting orders. The Russian veseel ls much the smaller, and her com- mander is very likely not over anxious to ha fight with the Britisher in the event of & declaratlon of war, The Evening Post says that he wlll cut and run as fast as he can so as to get out of reach of the British squadron on this coast, and will, in fact, avold the neigh- borhood of New York harbor as steadlly 3 his fuel will allow him, knowing well that if he stayed near it he would be gobbled vp, and all this because, though & brave and able commander, he is no fool, Tuk Nisgara park blll having become » law, the plans for improving and beauti- fylog the immedlate viclnity of the falls sud preserving all the natural scenery will be carrled out In the aear fature, 1t will probably be made ‘the most at. tractive and popular resort in thiscountry, Niagara is now free from the exactlons of the sharks who have so long thrived upon the public, All the unsightly bulldings are to be removed, and the the next thing o be dome will be nd tho nuemveor duced. Price 3! TUTTS HAIII DYE GRAY HATR Or WHISKERS changed O B b o inals oppileation of this DYE. It imparts & natural_color, acts instantaficously. ~Kold by Druggista, or nt by express on receipt of §1. Sfmxa.“ Murray St.. New York. The Mirror is no flatterer. Would you make it tell a sweeter tale? Magnolia Balm is the charm- er that almost cheats the looking-glass. FRED W. GRAY, (Sucorssor To) FOSTER & GRAY, WHOLESA LR LUMBER/| WHITE PINE, YELLOW PINE, CALIL FORNIA REDWOOD ASH, OAK, BLACK WALNUT, SPANISH CEDAR, Bear Cieek Lime, Loulsyille Cement Portland Cement, Towa and Michigan Plas- ter, Hair, Etc. Etc. or. 6th & Douglas St Stallion, Jack, Sheppard Jr. WUl stand for stock at Umaha Falr grounds the season of 1886, Hels 16} hands b igh, weight 1285 Ibs, his ¢ire JACK BHRFPARD is full brother in blood to Drcrus S:17}, alvo bo Dictatonthe slse ot Ja £:10, Fauuas, 113 and Dinncrok L1, ° Call Fair grsunds and see him and g o in {rtufF orne #25. for the season.” A HOMEON. The bishop, in |pree 1ill be charged at the ra each the the same as the These advertis ing and g tion of over Eight Thousand. This tisementa muat positively be paid in advanee rtion, and not less than twenty.fir rtion. By words t inse pures and signs 1 wenting those figures, inserted in both Morn ting a circula elass of adver distributed | .. M o loas on ohattels, Woalley & Harriso Room %0, Omaba National bank ouilding ONEY TO LOAN—On reai estate and chattele D. L. Thomas. St wmfl:v Loaned on ohattols, out rats, R. tlokets noughtand sold. A, Forman,218 8, ’|7m: o ONEY LOANED at C. F. Roed & Co's. Loan offics ]\ on furniture, "l horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds and M1 othe rartiolos of wikhout romeval. Over 184 Natlonal Bank,corner 1541 snd Farnam. - All businoes strictly mnfld-nflnl 1 960-M VOIS 0 LOAK 1n eums of 8900 and apwasd. 0.F. Davis and 00y Hoal Retate ol Loan Sgents, 1666 Farneas o 051 WANTED FEMA LE HELP. {JOR RRXT—Three #icry and basement, brick etore, 4414 tront— 8.2 per monih. Two new stores on 10th 81§t per month each C. E. Mayne, 8. W. Cor. 16th and Farnam, 7714 OR RAXT 10 room house, modorn fmprovementa. Bedford, Souer & Davls, 218 8. 14th St. 76St1 et amer. Mhreestory brick shore bullding: en- quire of Edward Norrls & Co., room 19 Crounse Blook, 958 1 ) QT 2.8 r0om houses Tnquite Jno. Barton,Smcltiog works, or 314 North Bt 954- JOR RENT. Vullding 4580 threo story and baremont No. 110and 112 14th. Inquire 1400 Dodgo 8t 960-41 708 RENT—Furnished oottage, 7 _rooms, with olosets, T Antry, oto., in best locallty in m{. oan vay ront with board. Gall In aftornoon MEIS Floss: nt mmms FOR RENT. 0R #XT—A_room for gentleman and wife or for two geatiemen, fith first-clats beard 1058 Burt st t {or nuxt—Furnished front room with bostd 1 ! private family 1617 Chicago 8t. ) e “Large, nicely fumished_room, modern convenlences; als: two small roome on oar b, 1720 Capital Avenue. 45p R axxt-Ono corn fistIn Lotantan blook 8 w corner Howard ar d 14th street with modern im- provemente; Inquiro of W F Loreneen, 608 Scuth o VW AsanFtret clats button hole waake 11th 8. p AxTab ~Nurse girl who takes meals at homoe apply room 9, Goos Hotel. 108-6p VANt -A gl t ¢ goneral housework, gosd ages and itidy work to & good glrl, "at 109 N 108h S 006-6p or_ rExT—Furnished rooms with or without oy Bt., one block tmmn-u‘:ut oah }“uk RE! stere uhmrlflnbrln I'llh Non RNT— 8 o 0 rooma clotet, cellar, oty water, Inqu!u At 808 North 13th 2 6p 000129 W -six voung Indles to soll a vers popular articlo; call at 1618 Dodge bt., bet. the hours of 11 and 4. 105:6p 7ANTRD—GIr] £0 o genoral houss work; A’\|||y #3015 California st. W AN A girl for goneral house wrk, threo miles from Post office. Inquire 643 Plosfant at. Mrs, Joel T Griften. 979-5p XD —A good gitl for genoral houre work In & wll tamily.” Apply to Mre J & Grfith, €20 § o Wik -a situation by a Iady n & laundry, b dorc nlllK. address 1008 Jackson st. 040 4) —Diah washor at Emmet house. 982-Tp o -4 g ood girl for geaeral houss wesk 101 Chicago 8 VW Aaen—Bicst olase dining room girl st the Met- x0politan hotel; none other need apply. 824-4i VY AxTro—A good cook at 820 South 10th 8t 765-t1 Whmo=18 good glie, 7 exporienced cooks Umaha Kmployment Bureau, 1120 Farnam St. VW ANTED-by Kensington Att Co., female help in all parts of the country, to do our light, pleasant work at their homes. ~cat by mail to any address, no canvas ang, easy to learn and any one ¢n from $' {0 $10 per week. Forfull informa. fon address Kensiogton Art Rooms, 35 Congrees at,, Bostun, MessBox 5078, -30p ta for “Queen Prot ector dskirt supporters, shoulde orms, diess thiclds, eafoty leeve protector, efc.; entlrcly new devices un- recedont.d profits; wo have 500 agonts making $100 monthiy. Address with stamp, E If Camply1| & Cor, 9 South May st., Cbicago. 619-m10p. WANTED MALE HELP. ANTED—A 2ood boy or an apprenfice boy in bar. borshop. Address C. E. Hariford, Stanion Neb. 4p ANTED—Threo or four first carpenters and 7 “ cabinet makers. Frank D. Mead, 209 south 16th st. 048-7 A% % Gran ANTED—A Germat scription drvg clerk sin lo; reforences 1oquired. Address D Boyden, 1sland, Neb. 081 6p on T —2 well farnished room i 160 #arnam; good looation, plessant for two or 4 gontlemon. - Inquire of D K Butnatt, 218 south mh strect. FOR RENT. Single room for gentleman ot hdy, with or witheut haard, 1st clss accommodations; brickhouse 1818 Chicago 'st. 05 Ful rexT—Nicely furnlsted front room saltable for two gentlemen, location excellent 1418 How- ard st 990-6p ORRENT—Pleasant room mocern aooommodatione. Inquire 1724 Capitol ave. 989 9 JFon e Banduome fmnihed soom with bythlog 100 attach:d at 2200 Dodge st. & ok RENT ~Furnished front room with board in private family, 1617 Chicago et. 985-41 {OR SALE—Ot exchango. We Wave for sale the exclusive right o this state o sell the ocoal ecnomizer and soot destroger, destroys the sook and will save twenty per cent on ‘soal, will ssll county ot the stat , or will exchange for resl catate o rood property on appllcation, will send sample ot wland givo pati Reason for selling yvu fcannot glve 14 his & 1w 1en: Bedford, Souer & Davis, BK'SINESB OHANCES, YOR SALE OR RXCTIAN turnitura 7 roomed hot Ply 819 south 11th st l‘ 0% 8413 —Tn Ohkland Neb, first-clase meat marked Also the furni ure of the 8t Paul hotel. For par teulars, inquire or wilte Wiggers & Ushlivg, ONkiand 674-m1p Ta_ part) for vmuumn! o, barn and two lota. A 08, 0% BALR—L rug store 1n a desirable looallty, wil invoioe about §1.600 R C Patterson, N E corner 18th and Faroam LAY tull stock of olothing turnishing goods, will ox . H. Peterson, 504 8, 0464 J,'0R SALE—Or oxo boota and shoes, ghinge for Nebraska' 10th 8¢, Omah B()ARD[NG hed wouth front room 4y aldence with modern oon. venlenoee;terma reasonable; g ntleman preferrod 585 Fleasant at. 9830p TURST-CLASS Bod and board 1213 Capltol ave. 19438 LOST AND FOUND, 0s7—Gray colt bwo yoara c1d, had halter or. Fin a4cer will be re ded by returning same to W. F, CIAtk, cornor 16th and Douglas st 102:5p. sTRAY—On Aprll 234, & ¢ark bay horse about § [y oars 010, black wano and tail; a liboral roward will'bo patd for ita return to cornar 12th and Dadge. Ok e Roaflel 4, 833.60 MISCELLANEOUS, Fon sALE—Double sot harness, lamber wagon and horee, tog ther or reparate; will excrange for I horse wagon and harness. Copson, south 16th, be- tworn Center and Doroas. 1000-0p ‘Wanted on notes securoa by mort % $3,500 o Broperty worh 1,00, hul 5 payalllon one year, baiknco. in two. sears wil give ten per cent Inforest and also a bonus of $500 for the use of the money. Addross ““Loan” Boo offie. oy PPervre—0n Elkborn ana Plate. T, Murmay, 00-t1 Cnlw SILYER TAO, {ta frult flavored, tags redeomed at, 10 ooulbcash by tho deaters, " Peycke, Bros. sgents Bt 'oR RExT ~Large tarnished rooms and board 1617 and 1619 Capitol ave. 972 4p NSTRUCTION on_ banjo given by G E Gullol- beck, at 1116 Ca itol ave. T A sy faraléhed sopuns one blook 16w 8t Mary’s ave, care; inquire 9424 Howard st. JFox rmer—_Farnished room for one or two genle- men, 3 blocks from Post office; inqaire Opera House Cigar factory. 817-6p or RANT WIth beardulcely turnithed feent room @84 and bath, 340 Jones 7t clasa office, Lytlo's Block Farnam 934-8p F {cely furnisked rooms 105 N 18th 4 961.7p 'oR RENT—Furnished room, witn board. tor two gentlemen, 1417 Howard. OR RENT—Fur ments, 16th aud Buitable 6-5p. ¢4 rooms, modern imorove- tol ave. 0104 RIVY vaults, einks and cesapools oleanod any time of the day in an entirely odorless way with our improved pump and apparatus. Orders by mail promptly sttended to. A. Evans, office and residence 1208 Dodge St. up staira 409.mTp (Qimy sivem TaG, b does ok talnt the Lroath, tage redcemed at one cent each by the dealers. 68861 iomixo vobe - J J Molain hiaa for o tho beek _rods manufastured in the United States anneals eloct ic stecl osnter covered with sheet coppor, Orders govred or repalring old ones promptly attended to_ Address 1011 Saundeis mb o you hesrt-hurn cniod A ons ent, buch by the deniors: 085-t1 U s1L KR 1A0, doos 1 ¢ giv Togs DRIV 8hort G. Abel, P, vaults, sinis and cesspools cleanod at the notico and satistaction guarantecd by F, 0. Box 878 490 m2p 0k RENXT—Newly furni-hed front room 'a: aln) th use of org: deeired, south 15th and Cbicigo streets 3 blocks north of Post nm’tn and F* usT—Furpishod rooms 1621 Capitol Lave Famn- ulto of_rocma conrrally located, oished s3table for oftce r living roows, Eaton, 111 south 14th Sf 884 JoR jear—Ottioe and third flock aultabl for whole. salo or maufacturing, at 197 Farnamt, 880. el R —Nowly turnisbed front room 03 south 16th St. s74-4p VW 437 —Good canvassers to s-cure ordors forour can edition of the Revised Bl lo, liboral terms Apml tarvitory; osll at 1438 Drdga st H. Aloxnnder, Man gor Wostern Braueh, Henty Bil Publishing Co. S04 130» BT —Nioely furnished rooms 1618 Dodge. p Fol st~ Furnished room 1318 Jackson ot 842.m20p “nmu A fir need toapy referon to ability and charactor. Martin, 80341 SITUATIONS WANTED. WA -stustion by traveling sslo mav, to handle a line of goods first class house, on commiision, in Nebrasks; address A. E. D. Bee office. 108-5p o8, kst -Niouly furnistied room for 2)gentlamen 2225 Dodge. 4t o RExT—Two larg e trent rooms farplsbed or un- furnished, convenient to board. N. W. and Webster 8t. 'R RENT—Nicely furnished front yoom for lady and gontleman; lnquire 521 Ploasant 8t. 712.4f Fos RENJ‘T»NIuly turnished rooms 1617 Davenport “YAVYID-—EmpInymlnI —Local or Traveling; state which preferre salary per month; all ex- penses advanced; wages plomyl{\ paid. Sloan & Co., 204 George §t., Cincinnatl, O. 98.7p 7 AxTen—A ituition by » g ~class purse who i give the very best of references; Addross “Miss HL" care of Bea offce. 074-tt WV AxranSterdy situstion in s amail family by & good German girl to do cooking and general houto work. Apply 8% Bouth 23d St up staire, MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, AnTn—A goutloman room mate and two day koardere, 1614 Cu'itoruia St. 1087, ANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN £ take nice, light, pleveant work, at thelr own homes. Work sent by wail any dlstance sll the yearround $2 to 86 a day quictly mace; o canvassing, Addross w't’k Co., Philadlg his, Pa., Box 1685 OOMS—With board,destrable 1 summer, Agply 4 84. Charlos Hotel. OR RENT—Soveral fine cffioes in Crounse’ blook, Inquire Ed. Norrls, room 19 Crounse blook | JPOR BENT—Furalshied voom 1616 Dodza. 135-am0 Fe RENT—Nloely turnished rooma at 1718 Cass 8t. 948-1 h | Clinton, CHICAGO, Milwaukee & Sr. Panl RAIL W.AYX. THE SHORT LIN And BEST ROUTE. FROM OMAHA TO THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND Chicago, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, St Pagl, Cedor Hapids, Davenport. Dubuque, Rockford, Rock Island, Froeport Janesville, Elgin, Madison, Crosse, | Beloit, Winona, And all other !mp"rhnt points East, North. east and Southenst. Ticket office at 1401 Farnam _ strect (in Paxton Ho tel). and at Union Paciflc Depos. Pullman S'eopers and the Finost Dining Cars in tho World are run on tnemain lines of the CiiicAco MiLwAUKn & Sv. PAUL R'yand every attention is pald to puasenigers by courteous employe of thooompany. 8. 8. MERRILL, A.V. H, CARPENTER, . Aeo't Gon'l Pass Agent Gen'l Buerintendent FORSALE—FARMS Fnl saun—Fa mand ¢ unlmpravml land lots and houso on long oredit B &M Land office, 620 . 13th 8t £08-m18p. Vadicka & Goantner. Good 'farm tn Washington Co.; 171 80 acres ciltivated; good buildings; fine o running water; all fouced. Edward Norris Co., xoom 19 Crounse Block. 474t FOR SALE--HOUSES—LOTS, 7 AxTen —Room and board not ore than eight blceks from PO, Address * " care Bee. 1102 V R At s vargain, o good lot and now houee with furniture, 1806 Georgia Ave. 1L M Battis, City. 807.5p ; ANTED—By good tenant. o cottage centrally lo- cated, by the 10th of May; addrcss Mo , this 100 9p ¥ offioe. ok 841 —A good saddle horee_gentlo and sound, ! Apply 2018 Douglas t.” TA Fox. 999 9p) an-_ny gontleman and wife, one large un- furni-hed room with board for ‘one in private 0784 W4 ~Everybody to try our Prepared Corn Meal, ready for instant use with the additlon of itk or cold water. Put u d 6 1b. packeges. Sold by grooers. ‘elshans & C., Manutact- urers. 970 tt family. Addrers ““W. J." 1503 Douglas st. ok 8ALE—Two lots In Llock 8, Hanscom place, 50x180, oast front, finest location fn the city; ap. Ylrto W i ‘Aloxander, 1408 Dodgo street, or J A akefield, £64- ok saLk—House full lot, well, cistern, barn, all in &ood condition, one block trom streot cars §1 500 easy terms, W H Groen, over it Nat'l Bauk. 41.t! 08 8ALE—G00d b r00m house, lot 50x132 feet, eas frout, $1300; $100 oash balance $16 per lnuubh B Groen, over st National bauk. 381t FOR hALE, MISCELLANEOUS, 7 437 —Muple rocs southeast cornor of Whoa- ton aod Indiana St., -4p J AvTE—Evoplug nstruotion n Spauish by thieo mon. anstructor must bo v.l.omwmy § compete " Addres: #B 7 Boo ofice. 0684 ANTRD—A man or Woman in country in U 88126 sample froe §75 per month, salary or commisefon. " Bend stamd. * Baul Tabel, Ghicago 1l 819-m-24p WAN'I;:A §00d famlly ho:so at 1605 Faraam Bi, 7ot AxT—To rent s Iarge furnithed room, in Slator's blook (6:h and Ca'itoraia, with bodrd, aleo a fow more table bomiders. WW/AZTED—4 60 wil buy one dosen nupn Dro's tripple platsdtable knives at Moody's china store,corner 10th and Bavenport et. ey of asowing ms- d_American No. N 16th. go26! #OR RENT—HOUBES AND LOTS, ok RENT ~Three cottages 4, 6 sad 0 rooms. J. Phipps Kce, 1612 South 6th b, 9 s rm T berms aratealy Tocated J. Phippe Roe, 1612 south 5th st {om wext—Lwo houses 7 aud 10 rooms 1612 south 6th 6t. J, Phipps Roe. e b splenci Vgt o ly ecne blor {rom the pof wonth. Also a splendld oornes od eh' Iving, counters and ce 0 §0rse & Hrunner, Paxton block, corner Filleonth [ == and Farnam Bte. ~Cottage with & room blook from care. Lequire 2110 Han 087 ToR weat - Fine cottage of 9 roomavery conyenlent “ and heautiful location, Iaquire of W B Alexan. der at Dewey and Stoues. “ 0k RENT—A brick house of 8 rooras §18 por month, Apply to John Hussie dardwar Cuming and Saunders ste. P Clark. Natice to Graders. Sealed proj will be recelved by the under- signiod ugtil May Oth, 1586, a4 8 o'clock p. m. for re moving five thousand (600)) yards of dirt more or foa 13 tho o Court houve blccl accarding 4o County Clerks office. d all” Lide, Is Bereby re- H. T. LEAVITT County Clerk. The rl;m 0 7ejsct avy served, By order of the Board May 2, 1885. Wb R 8aLE—12 good lots Mirion place three blocks from strect cars oncay termt. H Greon, over 1st M at'l bank, 96240 Son wexT—Two tiores, opporite the Esposition builoing o be built this tummer, coruer 16tk and Capi‘ol ave. 5904 mse reaty May lst, ‘Thowpton, 8 W cor. Y o RENT—New houe 11 26 & mouth; loquire of 1140 and Harney. . | books, OR SALE—A pairof oxtra geod work hoiser, weihirg ahout 1,40 pounds each; sound snd will broken, Resson fc valuablo for my business, 628 Broadway, Council Biuffs. ez s ~suring b 3. per hoad delivered to any part of the al'0 fresh cows. Tele: Honry Bes, S1at and Calitoraia 924.6p phove number L0S. trecte. o 84La—A fresh miloh oow at Edhicim & Erck. soD. o ALK —Piano, & §700 upright piauo at a bar: Kaln, 1710 Dougias. 738-me1 REAL ESTATE BROKERS, TATR BROKNRS —Lobeek & Co', 1212 Farnam lt ‘street corner 13th, rea ostate bought aud sold ‘cammission, exchanges of real or persoual proper. £y ofocted; the patr nagocf parties baving rea) cstate oF stocks of goods to sell or o Prices, 14 solfotted, ana will b at ressonsble ur boub ator ton. PERSONAL. wxsox L —If you want & deteotive, send your ad. o Omaba Detective Agency, P O box h 14th it 560 me7 midwile voceives ladles In hor hous x coufinement, No 1432 Bouth 18th Bt Omabs 2 Trauce clatrvoyaot, and hesl. for business over No 028 8 £ Teaws reasonable. 452 m1o w8 K M Hoor ing wodium rea cormor 16tk and Webster. TO EXOHANGE. waciiaxan _Nobrasks 1aod and Luproved bur- I o peoperty in 1 sout §1,604 for of Merchandise or business. Address & Wil Eece oftice. 100 & Ok mxcuAxan—I desire to retire from bur. ud offer wy store snd stook of goods, In Furean Co , lllhm consisting of gro orios ationery, notions, 8 &>, for sale or ln Lxehlxnn for Nebrasks or Klnlu lllhl free trom nicumbragoe; goods orstore ¥old wepatalely or to: gethor. Address H P Humporey. (2 ‘enne oounby land which I can exchaoge st figul Y0 ¥xciAxGA ~1 have fifty thousaud acres of Chey- q roperty. icb will be profitatlo for eastern prou o) tud seoit. W, d. Vaanico, Sidoey, TI0 wxciiAxGE— 440 acres well improved land § mile Irom Essex, lows, for & stock of general merchan- dise or hardware, Addross Jobu Linderh:lum, Kasex Tows. ok | 5o Woor's MAMMOTH MUSEUM-THEATER. (Formerly Academy’of Muslc) §, A Dussnac &Co, - Propristors Cot.'J. H. Woop, - - Manager Monstrous Bill of Attractions, Ona week, commencing, Monday, May 4th, 1885 Every Afternoon and Evening. First Appearance of the Kminent Actor, EDWIN BARBOUR, Supported by the calobrated BARBOU Er "’;{} MATIC CO. Mondey, Taseday sad’ \leneuduy, BLACK DIAMONDS Thursday, Friday snd Saturday, OUR BOYS. Matinces every afternoon for the benefit of adios and children, OUR CURIO HALL, The wonder of the 19th century, The Hu. man Match, the 9th wonder of “the world, Don't fail to seo her, The Gireat Thums, the living half lady, puzzling the scientific world, Miss Lillian D) Land and her Great Box Mystery; the Baby Monkey, christened Omaha the First; the very fuony Happy Fam- ily, and » hundred other curiositios. Chango of Programme Twice 8 Week, A Resort for Ladies, A Resort for Children Museum open from Lp m. tollp m, Theator—3atines daily, 3'p. ., and ight, 8p m, 10 Centa. ADMISSION. 10 Cents, Bacred Concert Sunday evenings only. 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