Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 11, 1885, Page 5

MONDAY, MAY il. 1885. HANGING ON HOPE. More Favorable Indicators Yes'erday for Recovery. The Unfortunate Viotim of Midnight Maraunders, Still Lives But Has Not Gained Oonsclonsness, The physicians who are attending John E. Welgman reported last evening that they conaldered his conditfon much im- proved to what it was Satorday, and think that If he pulls through to-day and to-morrow he will recover. Dr. Tilden mald to a reporter for the Bee that when he visited the patlent yesterdsy morning he could see that Mr. Weigman knew and recognized him, but was not able to speak, John E, Weigman is the man ‘who was waylald Fridey night at his own door step by a brace of black hearted vil- lans, and It is generaily supposed that they intended to murder him. There is no other partloularly reasonable theory, because he is not a man whom any ona ‘would be likely to hit over the head for the purpose of commliting robbery. It has been learned since the affalr ocourred that he was atruck witha brick bat, and In the examination of his injuries Sat- urday it was aleo dlscovered that the blow given him was of sufficlent force to crush a hole into his skull so that the brain oozed out. The ductors performed a surglcal operation Saturdsy evening and took five pleces of bone from the wound. One of these pleces rested inst the brain and while that was there the victim suffered Intense agonies of paln and had several very severe convul- sions. Soon as the bone was romoved he brightened up and grew better. Qaite a large sectlon of the tkull wis found to be fractured and required ralsing up. The patient rested easy moat of yes. terdey, and for the first time since being hurt took a little nourlshment, in the shape of mllk, yesterday morning. His friends, who are numbered by the socore in Omaha, eatnestly hope and pray for his final and safe recovery. If they could get hold of the scoundrels who commitied this inhuman outrage, it is hard to prediot what the consequences would be. Hundreds of inquirles were made yes- torday of the suffering man's condition, and many called at his residence on Cuming sireet to see him, Saturday the employes in the railroad shops where Mr, Welgman worked, after learning of his misfortune, were very much cat up and in the afternoon held an indignation meeting. At that meet- ing they passed, by unanimous vote, the following. Resolved, That the employes of the Unlon Pacific shops now assembled pledge ouraelves to pay the sum of five hundred dollars as a reward to aby parties who will arrest the person or parsons that as- savlted J. E. Wiegman on the night of the 8th inst, and that the ocitizens are re- quested to offer a similar amount. Jonn J, Curris, Secretary. ‘Whether Mayor Boyd will co-operate with these men and offer a reward for the bloody handed outlaws, remalns to be seen, There seems to be a general impresaion that he aught to do so. This wretched act of villainy should inclte Marshal Cumings, to increased ex- ertions, towards ridding Omaha of such characters, It is well known, that Canada Bill, one of the most notorlous deamons unhung, with his following of three card monte sharks, thugs, cat throats and thieves have been lounging n and about this ofty for some time past, their prinoipal loafing places belng three saloons; one on Harney street, one on Douglas and one on Twelfth street. It 1s tlme now that their stay here be made #0 unpleasant that they will have to hunt some other climate. The shop men, owing to his former affillations with them demand that Marshal Cummings leave no stone nnturned in his efforts to run down and bring to justice the wanton brutes who so maliciously, murderously, and cowardly way-laid John E, Welgman. A ROASTED TRAMP, He Made His Bed on the Top of a Brick Kiln, and It Burned, For a short time yesterday morning, Lievy & Son’s brick kiln was transformed into a cremation mill and almcst reduced to ashes the winter-beaten form of an old bum tramp. Several days, recently, a ragged, whitkey-soaked outcaet, calling himself Daniel Leary, had been hanging around the brick yard and at night was wont to sleep near the furnace. One week ago, however, Uaniel got work on the grade and faitbfully shoveled dirt until Saturday evening, He drew the ‘wages due him up to that {ime, purchased anarticle or two of clothing, and to cheer up his spirits threw in several slugs of the “tgood old stufi” and was feeling qulte lordly. But about 11 o'clock Baturday night he went to his accustomed roost at the brick kiln. The weather was 0 chilly that Danlel concluded he would make his bed on top of the oven, which he did by placing two boards down and then stretching out on them. As the liquor in Danlel commenced to die he slept soundly, and the watchman, P, E. Micheal, who went to work at midnight, bullt up a rouslng big fire, He had no knowledge of the sleeping guest. 2 o'clock flames began to lesp from the top of the furnace, and Micha:l was paralyzed for a moment. He thought the whole kiln had split open. Then he saw the man, who was still asleep, snd tried to waken him, but had great diffi oulty doing it, By this time the tramp's olothing were on fire, and before any- thing could be done wera burned nearly off of him, However, he was saved with- out belng very badly blistered, and yes- torday left the country, A Pigeon's Good Luck, A Kansas Olty commerclal tourist fell a victim In this oty Saturday night to the wiles of & female bunko jolnt and only retrieved his loss through sheer good luck. It seems that he met a party of men in a saloon at the corner of Har- ney and Eleventh, and after a few rounds at the bar yielded to the rollcitatlons of one of hls new acquaintances to call on some nice and exclusive ‘‘ladies.” The drommer was taken to & house on Howard strest near Thirteentb, and in the course of a convivial hour w. neatly deprived of his pocketbook. He shortly discovered the theft and, fearlng next for his life, madea hasty excuse to leave, At the corner of Farnam strect he met Officer Henchey and related the clrcumstance. The policeman accompa- uled the man to the house of the klepto- manisc falries sud, upon threat of pul-|f ing the place, forced them to acknowl- edge their guflt and return the purse. Crimes of this character are of nightly occurrence but the geme is so quietly worked and the guilt so difficult to es- tablish that the unwary, once a victim, has little redress. e —— A Small Fire, Fire broke ont about 10 o'clock last night In the second story of Reddick’s block, on Fitteenth street near Farnam, in P. A, Gavins book store, on the socond floor, When first discovered the flames were Ing from a pile of bibles undernesth the counter. The depart- ment was oalled out, but with buckets and quick work, several parties who had roached the wsoene, extinguished the blszs before the department got ready to throw water. The damage will not ex- ceed 850, PERNSONAL. —_— John Beatty, of Ogden, Utah, is at the Millard, A. J. Baum and W, B, Yale, New York, are at the Millard, 8. J, Jamison and wife, of San Francisco, are guosts at the Millard, A. C, Albright, Lincoln, s among yester- day's arrivals at the Millard. Dr, P. M. Woodworth and wife, of Ohi- cago, are guests at the Paxton, F. Macnett wife, and two daughters, of Newark, N, J,, are guests at the Paxton, A. 8, Van Sandt, T. H, Bedwell and Ed. Maire, of Clarinds, Towa, areat the Mil- lard. Hon, A, J. Poppleton left yesterday for Cambridge, Mass., to attend the bedside of his son who is dangerously ll. Hon, J. M, Thurston, who had been at North Platte scveral days ascouncil for Stolle, the alleged bank embezzler, returned home yeaterday, Geon. Thomas Wilson, of the U, 8. A,, once located in this department, arrived in the city yesterdoy and Is visiting his son-in- law, Mr, Switzler, J. 8. T. Milligan, Holon, Kans; M. W. Marsh, Newark, N. J.; Henry MoScotty, London, England; N. R. Johnson, Oskland, Cal.; Ed. A, Brown, Nebraska City, are at the Paxton, Atthe Metropolitan: Isaac Whiteside, Aurora; W, H. Corey, Lyman L. Corey, St. Paul; L. L. Shields, Springfield, James Chase, Plattsmouth; George H. Powers, Beatrice; J, H. Rishatch, North Loup; Clark Ward, Indianola; Juha Whitted, Blair, and J. E, Tyson, of Grand Island, Neb, — —The toughs and fast young men who im- prove the night with revelry and dark deeds have recently taken a fancy to unloading_fire- arms on the streets. Not a night passes but that the decent wayfarer and weary police are startled by frequent pistol shots, The report of arevolverin the quiet streets at night sounds like the disoharge of abattery of ten pounders aud must awaken the sleeping res- idents in all the mneighborhood, The final lodgment of the bulletsis alsoa matter of some solicitude as 1t might occur that, pierc- ing a window, they thould strike a peacoful cltizen in his bed. At any rate, such dem- onstrations are violent disturbances of the peace and should ba rigorously punished, —Alex. Baseman, a negro, was slugged in the alley between Farnam and Douglas near Tenth street, about nine o'clock Saturday night, The thugs felled him with a blow in the back of the head, and rifled his pockets as be lay insensible, He was shortly afterward discovered and removed to his home. The report gained currency duriog the evening that the man was shot, but such, from the evidence of his wounds, which are mere bruises and contusions, is not the case, —The mayor and county commissioners finally reached an amicable conclusion Satur- day evening ahout rooms in the court house for city officers, The northwest corner base, ment square is to be given up for the city clerk and auditor, and just as soon as the apartments can be put in shape, which will require only a few days, moving will com- mence, ~—John Logan, one of Omaha’s bess known and highly esteemed oitizens, has been layiog at St. Joseph's hospital lor tee past six days, ® very sick man. But his friends will be gratified to learn that heis much improved now will soon be one among them again, —Officer Crawford took in & citizen of Eleventh street yesterday, who under the in- fuence of too much red eye, was pouncing upou and tryiog to fight with every person he met, He will get his reward from Justice Steinberg this morning. e ‘Will Oontest Weaver's Election, CHI0AGO, I, May 10.—A Springfield tel- egram says that Leeper, the defeated dem- ocratic caudidate for representative in the thirty-fourth legislative district, has changed his mind and will contest the election of Weaver, The Weather. ‘WasniNoToN, May 10,—The upper Mies- issippl: warmer, fair weather, winds, becoming variable, The Missouri valley: fair followed by partly eloudy weather, local rains, slightly warmer, GATHERING THEM IN: The Gonld Syndioate Makes Another Grab and Gobbles More Raillroad, It was learned at headquarters, by reporter for the Ber, Saturday, that the Union Paclfic company Is negotiating for a lease of the Oregon Rallway & Naviga- tlon company's line, which is an exten- slon of the Oregon Short Line (already owned by the U. P.) from Hamlilton to Portland, The Northern Paclfic in mak- ing the loase and the offer they make for the property, Is maid tobe 5 per cent. on the dividends for three years and after that time 6 per cent, But the offer has not yet been accepted, though the differences to overcome are so small that the lease is regarded aocom- plished except as to the mere details, A dispatch from New York to the St. Louls Globe-Democrat dated May Gih, saya: It is generally understood here that the Unlon Pacific Is anxious to complete the leass, which will give it an independ- ent line to the Paclfic coast, and that whilo some of the Northern Pacific di- rectors prefer an exclusive lease others wish to build the Cascade branch; and, moreover, the Oregon Railway and Navi- gation company bas refused to lease the property to either company separately. The method in which the lease may be made and the guarantees by the two com- panies rendered effective has not been agreed on. There has been conslderable discussion among the friends of the Oregon and Northera Paclfic companles as to whether or not the Unlon Pacific can give a valua- ble guarantee without the consent of con- gress. Shortly after the Wilson report op the credit mobilier scandal, congre on March 8, 1873, passed an act restrlot- ing the powers of the Union Pacific com~ pany. The following s an extract from the act: *No dividend shall hereafter be made by sald company but from the actaal net earnings thereof, and no new stock shall b issued or mortgage pledges made on the property or future earnings of the company without the leave of con- grees. No director or officer of sa'd road shall hereafter be interested, directly or indlrectly, In any contract therewlth, ex- cept for bis lawful compensation as such officer. Any director or officer who shall pay or declare, ald In paying or declar- ng, any dividend or creating any mort- gsge or pledge prohibited by this act, shall be punished by imprisonment not exceeding two years and by a fine not exceeding $5,000.” However the company clalms that under a section added subsequently to the original charter, they have a right to enter upon any kind of an arrangement with a connecting road. Talking with a U. P. officlal when this matter was brought up he spoke enthu- slactically and In very glowing terms of the great benefits Omaha will derive when this scene is completod and the U. P. road runs its own trains Into Portland. ——— Don't fail to read Motter's price list of groceries on 5th page of this lssue, ———— A Serious Accident. Geo. Kauffman, a barber at the Goos hotel, met with an accident yesterday afterncon that msy cost him his life. ‘While driving along St. Mary's avenue his horse became frightened and started to ron, At Zimmerman's saloon the animal struck a shed post, turned the vehicle up on one side, and threw Kauf- mann wiolently on the hard pavement. He was carrled to his home on Twenty- seoond street, suffering yery much and bleeding freely at the mounth, Uptoa late hour last night this bleeding had not stopped and the man wss in great sgony, showing that his injuries, which are Internal, must be very dangerous. Fears of his recovery were entertalned. . The buggy was badly broken., e — Don't fail to read Motter’s price list of groceries on Gth page of thls issue, e —— Bitten by a Dog. Yesterdsy morning two vlcious dogs attacked Thomas J. Lowery’s little glrl while she was on her way to Sunday school, and one of them bit her severely in the fleshy part of the leg. She was carrled, almost frightened to death, back to her home, and Officer Orawford dis- patched both of the dogs. Mr. Lowery is agent for the U, P. company at the transfer. ——— —Mr, Jacob Shopoell, of Mt. Pleasant, owa, is in the city with a lot of fine draft hori —Fire broke out Saturday evening in the roof of the new U. P. car shops and burned a hole about two feet square. No alarm be- | 8 ing sounded, the department knew nothing of it, —Sells Brothers' advertising car, No, 2 was in the city yesterday, but has gone on ts way up the river, | o And It Didn’t Do Much Either, ToLepo, May 10,—The home nine to-day defeated the Omaha base ball club by a score of 4to 1, o ——— PAY YOUR PERSONAL TAXES, Resolved, That the countytreasurer be and {s hereby directed to proceed at once to colleot all delinquent personal taxes due Douglas county and a strlct ad- herence to the law in that respect will be ‘or) Ricmanp O'KEEFFE, F. W. Ooruiss, E. Toume, Pay your taves and avoid expenses, i JOHN RUSH, County Tressurer. e — Gratton & Drommond fine carriag Sole state sgents for Jones' celebrated sulky. Repalriog aspeclalty, 1316 and 1317 Harney, For fine lmported and domestic cigars go to the Opera House Pharmacy. D. W. Saxe, Prop. New Watches from $3.60 to $500 each, at Edholm & Erlckson’s. ¥or fine imported and domestlc clgars go to the Opera House Pharmacy. D. W, Baxe, Prop. Big Whale at the Old Museum. Big Whale at the Old Musenm, Baxe's celebrated Oream Boda now on desught, sh from Saratoga Spriogs. Nothing like It for slck headache, ‘The cold weather seems to have finally cut loose entirely and is gone off for a summer vacation, Yesterday was extremely fair and pleasant. Peuple enjoyed themselves and the churches all had large congregation: SNEEZE!SNEEZE! 1 o Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh, Complete Treatment with Inhaler $1, One bottle Radical Cure, one box Caterrhal Sol vent, and one Iwproved lubsler, in_ono {package may'now be had of all druggists for $1.00. © Ask fo SBanford's Iadical Cure. e ouly Abwolute specifo we kn Times. *'Tro best we have found in sufferiog."—Rev. D", Wiggin, Boston. ith Catarrh, ltadical Cure has con: q Fov. 8, W. Monroe, Lewlsburgh, Pa. 41Bave not tound s case that It 'did 0ot reieve Al '—Androw Lee, Manchester, Mass. PotterDrup and Chemical Co,, Boston. COLLIN, \\\\\‘?W/é A< For the rellet and the Lostant 1t 1s a Gougha, P Paibs, Numl ventios , of Rheu Selation Weak , Btora wels, b ou, Hystoria, ¥o and lsugh as paln £5 SUMETLON, i % disons SPECIAL NOTICE R RANT~Two barng centrally located J. Phipps Roe, 1612 south 5th st. 94l Al adv ertisements in the special eolumns will be charged at the rate of 10 cents per tine for the first insertion, and 7 cents per line for each subse. quent insertion: No advertisement will be inserted for less than 2 cents for the firet time. These advertisements will be inserted in both Morn: ¥ng and Eeening Bditions, representing a circula- tion of over Bight Thousand. This class of adver- tisements must positively be paid in advance, TO LOAN—MONEY, 1OAN~ §2,000 on real estate by Ballou Bros,, 817 South 13th Btreet. 10811 {\oR RENT—Lwo homsos 7 and 10 rooms 1612 Bth st. J, Phipps Roe. {\OR 8ALR—12 good lote Marion place throo blocks from street oars oncaty terms. W H_Green, over 1st Nat'l bank. 90211 south 90941 1A palr of ponies with & lleht spring wa. nd harnoes very cheap for oash 1217 #owsrd [ F‘ 1801t et c———————————— {1OR BALN—Piano, n §700 upright plano at a bar. F galn, 1719 Dougina. il 788-n81 PERSONAL. % RRNT—10 room house, modern Improvementa. ‘Bedford, Souer & Davis, 713 8 14th St. 785t1 Fou RExT—[hree story brick store bufldiog; en- quire of Bdward Norrls & Co., room 19 Crounse Blook, 058 41 R RENT—Farnished cottage, 7 with closet, pantry, ola, In bost foclity in Cily oan Ay ront wiih board. Gl 1n atternoon w4836 Ploas- » 57. MCNEEE0 1oax—Tn amounte to euit, on chatiels, collaterals o anv good security. 'Omaha Fin clal Exchange, 1508 Farnam st., up-staire, IV[CXET To lown on chaitels, Woolley & Harrison, ‘Room 20, Omaha National bank bullding [T ONEY TO LOAN—On real estato and chattels D, L. Thomas. Daset. ONEY Loaned on ohattels, cut rate, R R tlokets pought and sold. A. Forman,218 8, o 8 Sxm L](::Nn}no. r Roed & Oo's. Loan nfl: on furniture, planos, horses, reons property of all kinds and all othe rartioion of vajie, without remcval. Over 1at National Bank,corner 18th and Farnam. All business striotly confidential 0504 O, F, Davis and Co., Real Estato an 'ONKEY TO LOAN In_sums of mumdusmn. Agenta, 1605 Farnam B4, 0614 WANTED FEMALE HELP. V230Gt for general house work;also sourse girl 2214 Douglas St. 2111p VWV Axyep ~First.class gle for oooking and, gen oral house work. Apply on Monday foronoon at residonee of Geo. H Bogge, 21st and Dodge st. 288.0p 7 AxTHD A gltl for g foria. 1 house work 1712 Call- 11p WAlm-lmmedlnuly, w first-class cook, must be u good Isundre 8 snd understand making butter; wages 85 per week; apply at M. T, Pairiok, saunders near Lake stroet. Take 10th and 15th St. cars, 172:0p s, exparenced cooks; Amata jureau, 1120 Faroam St. 70140 AxTRD- Good Kmployment Y Axrro—Good gl at Pacifiohouse, good wages. 187.¢ Wuflll)—ahl 8 1710} Cumiog 8. 18611 ANTED —A good girl for general house work 1017 Cnicago St. 0 V7 Aen—Fiest lasedininy ropolitan hotel; none o room girl at the Mot~ or nood apply. 824-b1 VW Asmo—A good cook at 820 South 10th 8t. 786-t1 ANTED -Girl for oor. 280 and We 180-9p. WWANTED-by Kensington Att Co., femalo help in all parta of the country, to do our light, pleasant work at thelr homes. Sent by mail to any address, no canvasisog, casy 0 learn and any one can oan from $7 o $10 per week. For full informa. tion addross Kensington Art Rooms, 35 Congross bt,, Boston, Mass Box 6078, 196-30p eneral housework: apply 8 W ster, near Creighton collexo. ANTRD —Lady agen ta for “Queen Prot ector dsisy stocking and skirt supporters, shoulde braces, bustles, bosen forms, drow ehirlds, safety belt, sleeve proteotor, otc.; entirely new devioes un- procedentcd profits; we have 600 agonts making $100 monthly. Address with stamp, E 1l Campbeli & Co., 9 South May st., Chioago. 679-m19p WANTED MALE HELP. Wi Immediately, 50 laborers for Valentine Neb., wagos §1 75 to $2.00 per day 1120 Faroam strest. Office open Sunday, until 12 m. ANTRO—A first clags_wood turner; noe but a thorcugh mechanic need spply; Rorenber's Planing Mill, 16th and Marcy. 183-0p ANTED—Fl Steady worl workman, - Addr 1ass practical hou'e painter. %00d wages for right kiaa of L. Hoftelinger, RedOal Tows. 1600.1 'OR RENT~A store on Cuming st. A Fn.n D16 N, 16th Sh. - it ROOMS FOR RENT. o John 21514 Prisoxau—A soung gentleman ot some means, Who has a veey limited asqualatance among the falr sex, woul like to find a br'ght, lively and wood Tooking young Indy to help him pass leisure hours. X, Boe office, 212.0p PPruscxantt yon want a deteotive, send your ad. de roms to the Omaba Dotective Agency, P O box 544, offices 216 south 14th ot 50-me7 28 GXRNAND midwile receives Iadies In her houss tor confinement, No 1432 South 18th 8t.,Omahs 719-9p M2, B M Hoorrn, Trance clatrroyant, and heal, ing medium ready for business over No 098 8 K corner 10th and Webster. Terms reasonable. 452 m10 lon. Rxxr—Handsome furnished room with bathing room attached at 2200 Dodge ab. 70.15p ROk, Arer—-With board, & neatly turnistied room suitable for two gentlemen, would aleo Iike one younglad: 10t sereet #0 room aud board at South Wet corner and St Mary's avenu. 280-12p on, maxt—Furnished front room §8 per morth, 17 north 201h st., between Cumings and Teard Bte. 234-16p REAL ESTATE BROKERS, R rerars snoxwss —Loboek & Cor, 1941 Farnam stroet coraer 13th, real estate bought and sold on commission, exchanges of real or personal proper. £ offocteds tho pate nage of partios Raving roa] cstute or stooks of rnmll to sell or oxchange at reasonsble priece, 4 solloited, ana will have eur bost TO EXCHANGE, 3 have=s or 8 rooms, oloset, clty water, at 008 North 18th 8¢ 220.18p —— e — Fol RENT—Two elogant rooms in beautiful Jooa- tlon. Apply 1010 Dodge st. 2160p 'oR kEXT—2 we ll furnished rooms In Rediok's tlock 1500 Farnem; good location, ploasant for two or 4 gentiemen, Inquire of D K Buraett, 218 south 18th stroct. 16.9p 'OR RENT—One Jarge front room, bay window and mant] floor; modsrn conveniences 20th, Taquire at 8. W. oo i X JFO3 xxr—Furnished roem for two with board,1015 Chicago. 158-9p Fen nexT—Newly furnithed front room at 613 8 16th stroot. 177-18p 'oR RENT -Three unturnished rooms, well tituated for +mall family, and one nicely furnished and pleasantly situated room 7108 16th. 179-9p. rredal it b NI i Jrorpms Lavgo, well finished tront room, far. n thed oruntarniched, one block from 8t Marye ave; inquire of Geo Hough, 1806 Douglas st. 100-13p ‘oR RENT—Furnished root for two gentlemen: 1417 witn board. _Suitable oward. 776-1%p ®_nexr—Furnished reoms newls renovated, modern improvements,one block from Poat office 15th aud Capitol ave. 1474 P amn—d large room on ground floor suitablo l?;&i;‘-mmg Mre. A. Borrel, 1619 Dodge at. OR RENT-Handgomely furnished rooms onPleasant 8t. Address *J J” care Boe 182-11p OR BNT—A _room for gentleman and wifo or for two gentlemen, fith first-class beard 1622 Burt st. 708-t1 ok BENT—Furnished front room with board In private family 1617 Chicago St. 100-t1 '0 RXCHANGR ~Two splendid farms for merobandise; hotel for farm. R. O. Patterson, 15th and Far: 162-41 Dam, R EXCHANOR—Nebrasks Iand and Luproved bus- 1ness property In 1o+s, about §7,500 for s stook of Merchanduwe or business. Address R Wilkes,care Boo office. 1010 0 XCIANGR ~1 have fifty thousand acres of Chay- enno ooundy Iand whioh I can exchange at figures which will be profitable for esstern proverty. wnd ses it. W, J. Vaanioo, Sidney, Nev. 80A-4f well improved land § mile 10 EXCHANGR—440 o from Easex, Towa, for & stook of genoral morohan- dise or hardware. Addross John Linderholm, Essex Towa. 684 tt JFOR SALE—Ot xchange, Wo mle the exclusive right in his state | eenomizer and soot destroyr, destroyn the soob and will save twenty per cent on ‘coal, will sell county right, or the stats, or will exchange for real cevate or a7 1o0d property on_application will send samplo tor " aland give pavticulars. Reaton for selling 37u r cancot lve it his attenti are chance for 1w 1en: Bedford, S D46 tt ORSALK EXCHANGR —In part for restaurant, fur- uiture and stock, cigars &c. 7 roomed house, barn, aud two lots. Apply 819 south 11th st. 108.m89 have for to se BUSINESS OHANCES, == equslied In the anusls of olcting LOSIRO OUT A% we have beon / unable to dimove ofir co-partt orship 4y ously auno.noed, we will offer our entire wholesale stook st #uch pricss as have never boen . To mention prices wenld look simply fabwloms, but we say to one and all that were you to purehare even on your own jodyment you would W far more money han wo will ask. Remember, wo will el you & better suit for §2.50 thanever was sl for 88 All wool #priug £oods, g0 d atyks for from 96 to 8w sult that eantot bo bought ostlamily for twioe the money, Mot ¥ Suita, Boyw’ Suits. Ohildveny’ Suity. Kilt Sulta. Youthy' Suite. White 8M1 Colored 8| Under Shirts. Over Shirts Moow' Hats. Bove' Hate, Ohlildrens' Hats inks. Valisos. Handkerchiofs. caiory. And In faot all and evorgthing to_our atoro il bo sold regardloss of et or value. To oall and_exam-' ine is to be convinsed. W Hellman & ©6, the Unthiers, Cor. )8th'and Farnsm 1840 MISOELLANEOUS. A~ A A KW BILYKR TAO, d0%8 D0t gIVe you hoarthurn. Unga redeemod at_one cont, oach by the dealors. Peyoke Bros., Agonta. TRAYAD OR STOLEN—On May 4th, two mules, one black and the other datk hrown; finder will 16ave information at Hans Book, 2 bibeks south trom ond of stroet cars, on 18th sb. 208 11 Prrse-on Elkhorn and Pisite. T. Murray, S00-tf WEW SILVKR TAG, [t frult flsvored, ta redeemed ' at o centeach by the dealors, Peycke Bros., sgents. 088-41 I (O e Taa, 18 dosnot taint the breath rodomad at oué cent sach by the déalbra. Fevel RIVY, vaults, sinks and cesspools cleaned at the shortest notioe and satistaction guaranteed by F. ©. Abel, P. 0, Box 878, 490 8tallion, Jack, S8heppard Jr. ‘Wl stand for stook at « ba Falr groumds the season of 1885 He 13 ls b igh)' weight 1286 1bs, his tire JACK 8m RD is fuli brother in blood to Drxren 2:17}, also to DictaTor the sire of JAY-RYR-4rE 2. 3 and_ DIRECTOR nd see him and g 17 Call ab the Fi e in full, terms $26. for the season. NATRUCTION on banjo glven Ly G+ E Gellen- beok, at 1110 Caltol ave. 48040 Bros , Agents. his'po: igreo in 2. THOMSON, A woil establi hed tailors businoss be- now and Juno 16th, low ront; good looa- lease of stcro for two years: only small osp. Address* N. 0.” Bee office. 182.§-4p —A well established bakery. Address is office. 196 §-4 R EXCHANGR—(Ia_part) for restaurant, 7 roomed house, bara and two lots. Ap' ply 819 south 11th et, 106-mR0 FDR BALE—Tn Osklana Neb. first-class meat market 0140 the furni ure of the St Panl hotel, For par. tloulars, inquire or write Wiggers & Uehling, Oakland Neb. 676-m19 'Or_RENT—Furnished rooms w'th or without board, 2412 Harney St., one block from street car. 094t1 J10® muxT—A sters choap 800 nertn 16k, 900-12p OR RENT—Plessant room mocern aoccommodations. Inquire 1724 Capitol ave. 980 9p ‘o REXT—Furnished front room with board in private family, 1617 Chicago et. 085-tt R RENT—WIth board,uicely furnished frent room gns and bath, 1409 Jones. 967t Jror raxe—Furnished rooms 1021 Gapitol avo. 907-m80 JFge puxe—Sulte ot rooms centrally located, woll floished suitable for oftice or living rooms. * E M Eaton, 111 south 14th St. 884 4t oR RENT—Office snd third floor suitable for whole. sale or manufacturing, at 1207 Farnam :‘é& p Jon nuvr~ Farnishod room 1818 Jackson st. 842.m96p SITUATIONS WANTED. AxTRD—By an experienced gardner, garden work, or yards to keop in order; inquire N. E. Cor. 16th and Davenport. 244-11 WV Ao Position as stenographes or borkkoopor by & young man, references. A8 to ability and character good. Address ““H. M. 1." Jinaha Bee, 239.16p VWV Axreo—Situation by a young man who iea 00d ‘penman and experienced book keeper, can fur- nish roterences. - Addrems “N. N.” Beo ofice, | -12p VW Axmso—situation by a young gll to do general house work in private family. Apply st 1616 Ploros st. 228.9p WA"ID—Blhllflun by a lady 88 nurse to trave) or a4 houss keeper. ~ Address 1918 Coming 81, 11p ANTnD—By arespoctable woman, work of any kind; woula 1ot ebjact going to country, dress Mrs Q. H." care Bee office. 916.9p AnTaD—Situation for 10 German girls to do howss work, . all s OI7 8.10ih strest, near -0p aod gardener, roferences to enry, government headquarters, 178-9p AxTED—Situstion by an experienced book. keepor to koop books evenloga; oan give good torence:; address “‘E Clark” Bee office. 162 12p MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. AXTED—A amall eottage In a convenieat and de- sirable nolghborhood, with improven.ents ferrod, Address with tull particulare, P O bex 804, city. 223-41 Y/ Axrav—Boardera at 1015 Capltalave, 2 196-21p WA ~By s good tenant, fivo o alx roomed cortage in good locality by May 15th, Address “H D" Be oftice, . 176.9p ANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN b0 tako Dice, light, plosssnt_work, at thelr own homee. Work sent by wail any distance all the yoar round t0 85 » day quietly made; no canvassing, Address Reliatle Man'’ Co., Philadelphis, Pa., Box 1693, ° 901-16p 4 VAo - Room snd bowrd oot mora than olgbs blocks from PO, Address “/3," caro Bee. 110-2 centrally lo- ress Mo , 100 9p W ko —Eyerybady totry our Prepared Corn Meal, roady for instant use with the addition of ik or oold water. _Put upin gand ¢ 1b. piokeges. ot 0 VY A =By good tenaut. s cota cated, by the 10th of May office, e e Nicely turnishod front room for lady aud gontloman; inquire 521 Pleasant 8b. 71241 JFTVB BENT-Nicely turnishied rooms 1617 Davenport 722.§6p P OOMS—With board, desirable for summer, Apply 4 84, Charlos Hotel. a1t OR RENT—Soveral fine offices In Crounse’ block, Inquire Ed. Noris, room 10 Crounsy biook FORSALE—FARMS. Fe BALE—A 630 acre 8 tock and grain farm, all im- royed; four houra' ride {rom the Omaha Sto.i Yards; seven miles from the oity of Fremont; bt rallroads witbin tores miles; 300 acres under plow, the rest in pasture; board fence, running stream through pasture; house with ten rooms; will be s. 1d oheap it gold immediately; on terms o suit. For turt) r‘grflmlm inquire of Geo, C. Grodtrey, b. 16744 &Y R 8ALR—Faim and unimproved land lots and house on loug credit B&M Land office, 620 ¥, 18th 8t. Vadioka & Goantner. 563-m18p ez 2aia—Good tarm in Washington Ca; 171 80 acres cultivated; good buildings; fine orchard; running water; all fenced. Edward Norris Co., room 19 Crounse Block. 7481 FOR SALE--HOUSES—LOTS. oR sALE—Houses, nice cottage of 4 roems with lot 23268 2 blocks from St Mary's near Kon- netts, a baigain at 81,050, cagh 1450, balance S0yt o 8ALE—House of five ro,ms and lob. Inquire on pren.ises, north 19th st.,near Sharman 8t. 24-11p \oR_8ALE—Ten acres of land within 8 blocks of Post office at Weeping Co., Neb , will sell on easy terms o ex: H. Green, over 1st N x130; together on cautitul location, c» on loog time, Cralle & Jone OR_BALH OR. LEASK—For lease, brick block, corner 16¢h and Capitol Avenuo, one block from post- offien, two rtores and batement, 20 rooms with mod- ern Improyemonte, rooms renting from $16 to $25 or month, ~Furniture for sale: The exposition uildiog, belng constructed, is on the opposlte cor- ner. Moree & Branner, Paxton building, 15th aud Farnam, 27-11 Ok 8ALA—A hcuso 26x12 and lcase oheap, on the alley correr of 14th aud Center. Inquiré on the premicer, 201-9p is P —~81x beautiful lots in Hawthorne, ten in Kilby place, six in West End add and ‘ten in Hangcom pisce; all easy torms. R, O, Patterson 15th and Farnam. 104-11 Beautiful and desirabls lots at $200each thly payments, K. C. lem;n. 18th R 8 on § and Faras) Sold by grocers.. W. J. Welshaus & Co., urers. 'ANTED—A WA OF WomaD in every country in U 89126 samolo free. §75 per month, salary or commisslon, Sead stamd. ~ Paul Tabel, Ghicago JIi, 819-m-24p ANTED—$3 60 will buy one dozen Roger Dro's ipple platedtablo knives at Moody's china store,corner 16bh sad Baverport st ANTED—Eve chine, to see 1. P, E Flodman v ady in need of & sewing ma- &Co. agents; 220 N 10th. g62M FOR RENT—HOUBES AND LOTS, ‘now Improved American No. | g Fon sALK—Half interest of a well established cen- trally located grocery business for sale cheap on account of ill health. holce lot in Arbor place $360. 6 acres, 4 room house north Saun stroet $3000. & acres near Fort, 46 0. 2 lots, east front, Dwight & Lyman's add., $750. Cornor Shirley and Phil Bheridan ave, Burr Ok add., $300, l:olg.‘- in Arbor place, 5 room house and stable 140 east front, 7 room house, barn eto., n jub-division add. near car line $1000. Corner lot 27th and Dodge 4 room house $1650, 4 lots In Burr Oak add, 92200. Paulsen & Co., 1618 Farnam st, 171 et s seven room cottago corass South ave and Leavenworth, §28 por month, Bedford Souer & Davis, 92613 ARION rLAGK 13 good lote 1n this addition with- 108 Llcks of street cars, can bo had on essy torms, W H Green, over leb Natl Bank. 116-Lf TOR sALN—At & bargaip, three good houses 817 and Tt iiE otk of Loaveaworin; rent 85 par por month; piice §5,600 oasy payments; must be s0ld before june 1st. Apply 8. Mortensen, tailor, 1418 Farnaw street, i81-j4p 0k kENT A nice 8 100m houle witbin four bloeks of Postoffice. 8. B. Joncs, Asst. Gen. Poss. Agt. U. P. By 219-0 R IKENT—A house, handsomely furoi hed par- Lor, also two small reome, bath room 1520 Capltol ave. A7 lp Fois 2118 Burt Furnished cottage seven rooms. Apply o, Opors House Blook, o on proemises 171 I 86 Rent §40. ok RNt -Goed brick house, §26 per month, R C. Patterson, 13th and Famam, 1919 @—Two slores, corner 15th and Capitol pposite the ‘exposition builling to be ummer. Morse & Bruuner, Paxton 148 th and Faroam, Fol RENT—5 ¥0OmS Over & store with city water sndail conveniences for house keeplog #16 per month. Elegant residence 12 rooms most desiravle part of city, 884 per month, © E Mayne, & Co., 8 W Corner 16t and Farnaw. X Fe saus—House full lot, well, clstern, barn, all in good condition, oue block {rom street cars §1 800 eary terms, W H Green, over 1st Nat'l Bank. Shb-tf 0k 8ALR—Good 6 room house, 1ot 60X152 fet,ens frout, $1800; $100 oash balance §16 per month W.H Groen, over 1st National bank. 88140 — KFOR BALE, MISCELLANEOUS, Fu. SAun—Two tules st Max Moyer & Bi and Faroam sts. TOR SALE—A pairof extra geod T CGeikhio sbots 1,440 pousds sach: sound and will broken. Reason for seli valuable for my busioess, Inquire st Geo, H 628 Broadway, Councll Biuffa, Ok 8ALE=800,000 brick, on cars st Bellevue or Omaha, H.'T. Clarke. 204t T0R BALE—A 00d saddle horse gontle aud sound. “Abply 1018 Bo uglaa st F A Fox. 992 9p Fun 8ALE—I tug store in a desirable locality, wil invoice about §1.600 R C Patterson, N E corner 18th and Farnam 486-t1 OR SALE—Or cxchange a tull stock of clothing boots and shoes, gont' furnishinggoods, will ex- change for Nebraska Lands. G, H. Peterson,804 8. 10th St., Omaba, Neb. 04641 GROCERIES. RICE LISTe-Of W. H. Motters House. Granulatd Grooery BULAL .0 4 100 or. 100 *Fine powdered Sugas 100 8 1b3 good Rlo coffe 7 Golden Rio cuffee. gaod roasted coffee 100 00 1 1 1 1 1 1 2% * best Java and Mo 11b good Japan. 1* best uncolo ed 11 bost Eng'ith breakfs 1 choice gunpowdes 8Y] arl y dlip 1 keg hest Hon 1 keg best Hon 1 gal New Orle 1 Gal Strictly pure_map) 1 Ga) Vermont maple in cans, 1 Gal Rock candy. RICE. 12 Ibs bost Carolin rlce 184 @ Loulslana tios... B88 88 833338 3388 833883 CANNED GOODS. 1can8 b Table Peaches. Standard Toms “ " Pum BUNDRIES, bottle choloe Piok can Bweet Potat 1b Jelly, (chuice). »xes Pittaburg Lye. 26 2% 26 2 Crackers by the box.. MEATS. Bugar cured brek(ast bacon, 7 | Sugar cured Ham: Dry ealt. OTHER GOODS, 1 broom 1 good n 1 best carpet broom 4 pape s Nationol youst. 1largo clothes basl 1 can condenssd milk 21b Jelly in ‘Thia Is only & very; 1 carry, having the l tho city,l can and willyive battor induo me any other house in the city Call and seo me and [ will save you trom 10 to 26 per cent. Remember the Ince 1110 Farnain 8t W. H. Motter, Successor to . B. French & Co. N. B. Our new and complete price list mailed tree on appilcation. N, HELQUEST hss purchssed the grocery stock aud building belonging to Chas. Seagien at No 714 North 18th 8t., v here he will continue the bus- iness and will be pieased to see all his friends The ohoicest groceries will be kept constantly on baud vegetables in season. 221-16 BOARDING, nall o t stook to selook oARDING —Nicely furnished south front room to TR 20t with bosrd; now residence with modoro gon-. veulonces;terms reasonable; gentloman prolerred 685 Fleasant ot 988-9p Flmm Bed and board 1212 Capitol e LOST AND FOUND. -~ L0t A L wateh aod fob aad locket, chart In 4 the viciwity of Visginis ave , or Park ho fuder will be handsomely rewarded by leaviogat 13 & 8. 11t 28-12p 0#T—At Blatiog rink, Tuesday evening,point lace hanakerchief mull center. ~ Finder wili bo re- wirded by leaving samo at Beo office. 2279 osT—Satardsy, & red, 10 inch pocketh ok, ¢ n- tainiog pension papers for Johu H. K. bs. t bet. Capitol Ave, and 74th and Cumiog iberal roward,will Lo'paid for ita rotura o' b fioe. ost—This (Friday) moruing between s gold watch chaln, K of P. Fiad Paciic Expross office »nd recelue §5.00re Abercoombe. 1 OBT—A Knigbt Tempiar jowel. Tho finder 4 be rowarded by leaviog the same with C Diats, Bt. Paul lumber yard, 18th aad Calic u B will N, ICE CREAM. wwit 1oo oream plos and cakes every day. Orcors prcamptly sidended to. Carl Sohinid, 307 s uth b B. -4 15 ‘0B RENT --Four room house with water; conven- iences 6th and Hickory st. 11p 0k 8ALE—Two No 1 phscton one second hand bug. F". Apply 1409 and 1411 Dodge . 14640 BOOTS AND BHOKS, )k RENT ~Three cottages 4,6 and 6 rooms. J. Phipps Ree, 1612 Bouth 5tb ot. Wy ok 8aLx —~AD elegant parlorset and wirecr, 710 N Feiiines oo 100-12p By gouta Band sewed shoss ouly §6 - T N, Bray's, 2,12 DREXEL & MAUL, (UCCESBORS TO SOHN &. 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Any drugglst not having it in stock will procured. toordor. Ask for Dr. Hair 8 Asthma Cure. DR B W HAIR & SON. Prop's Cin'tl, 0. German Insurance COMPANY. Freeport, Illinois OCASH CAPITAL, - M. HETTINGER, Prest. F. GUND, Becretary. Policy holders please call on or address- Geib & Maas, Agents for Omaha, Nebraska, 15606 FARNAM STREET, $200,000 & TAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY, Direct Line for England, France and Germeny. The sucamships of $his well known line are bullh st iron, in water-tight compartments, and are fur- 0d ' with uisite to mako the paseage They the United and European malls, and leave Now.York and Baturdays for Plymouth (LONDON boug, (PARIS and HAMBURG. , First Cabin, 880-§100. Bteerage, to or from Hamburg, 810. ' C. B. R/ICHARD & 0O erl Pas Agonts, 61 Broadws Washington 7nd La Selle streo Pundt, Mark Hausen, F. E, Mo Omaha; Gronewlg & Sohnencgen . Gen. , New York' and ‘Chicagn, or Henry , Harry Deuel in in_Council Riuffs. {(Bucozssors 10 DAvis & SN¥pDEB.) | GENEBAL DRALERS IN i REAL ESTATE Have for sale 200,000 acres oarefully selooted lands Esstern Nobraska, at low mo! sud on easy terms: Tmproved farma for salo I Douglas, Dodge, Colfax,. , Washingtan, Merriok, Taxes paid o all the state, Monoy loaned on improved farmst Notary Publlo always In office. - Corrospondence EUROPE. COOK'S "EXCURSION PARTIES sail trom New York 1n April, May, Juse aud July by rsh olase ps. SPECIAL TOURIST TICKETS for INDIVIDUAL TRAVELERS at reduced rates, by the besh reutes for pleasure travel. COOK'S EXCURSIONIST, with maps, contaln tull particulars; by mail for 10 conte THOB COOK & 8N, 61 Breadway, & ¥. Or108 Dearborn 8., Chlcago, Ilis. wed-sat10wma H. 8. ATWO00D, Platismouth, Neb. Breeder of thoroughbred and high grade Hereford and Jersey Cattle, And Duroc and Jersey Red Bwine, THE AMERICAN DISTRIOT Caniaged BaggageLine Office, 1304 Douglas St. Leave orders, call by distslot box or telephone; no charge for messengers o ordor oarriage or Manslor baggege. Te'cphose No. 177, J. LoxwmuLy, agoi Baggags chockod o and from tho dopot ¥ oy o ll& Oarilages furcished for fanerals en itice open day sud night: iiog Pramature Decky, Narvous Deblliy. 1ost lnhflno;l. l.dr , havin 8 ¥ ( SR iend S B oo S erere: Addsous, J HLREEVED, 6§ Ot sl By Now York. pa short mot) —— in