Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 14, 1885, Page 5

that time, When the workingmen'’s pto- cesslon marched down Farnam street, the martial maslo stirred Johnson's fight- ing qualities and he at once determined to protect the property of hls employers at all hazards, Mounting the hurricane deck of the stoam shovel he calmly gripped his revolver to recelve the on- coming. host of brawny breadwinners, He did not quail when sticks and bricks carved the alr above and around him and while cantlously feeling for a victim, well-diracted *‘billy” eaught him in the back of the neck, and he tumblsd from his lofty perch, As soon as he struck the ground the bosom of his pantaloons wan filled with flylng boots and other viclons miseilos. ~The struggle was a brief but lively one, and Johnson stood up to his meals for a woek after, e — POLICE POINTS. Weeding Ont Suspicious Characters — An Old Man Fleeced, THE LINCOLN TRAGEDY. A Woman's Dishonor Leads to a Donble Harder, Husband and P From Bullet Woands—The Cause of the Tragedy a Former Resident st Omaha, amour Both Die The Lincoln tragedy, which oscarred on Monday, has resulted In the death of both of its vletims, Long having died on Taesday. The particalars of the affuir aro of considerable Intereat to residents of Omaha, as the woman In the case s well-known in this clty, having resided here for some time. She was the wife of s wellknown railroad man, and had many acqualnfances about town. The The first peraon to appear bafors Judge Lincoln News farnishes the following ac. | Sroober8 yesterdsy morning _ was count of the traged the man named J. E. Price, Monday nighta littlo before 12 o'clock, | who was arrested by the a continuous cracking of revolvers, the screams of a woman and the cries of a wounded man, aroused the residents around the corner of Eighth and R streots, and dleclosed the fact that some terrible tragady was belng enacted. Those who first reached the scene found Lew Johneon, a freight conductor on the B, & M. road, who lives in the house on that corner, lylng on the walk in front of his house crying out with mortal paln while his wife In her night clothes was rushing about as {f destracted, To the inquiries of thcse who came, the woman #0id that sho had shot her hueband and A also Ed, Long, a roomer in the house. . She had a revolver in her hand and threatened to shoot some of these who camo about, until they felt it safer to withdraw. Mr. Stubblefield, the owner of the house, lives in a part of the largs double house, ran out, and finaing his neighbor Smith, the hackman, just coming home, he jomped In and was driven dowa for the police, They were found, and two taken Into the hack and carrled back, while the third went after medlical help. When they got there quite a number of nelghbors, alarmed by the racket, had gathered. Johoson was stlll laylng on the walk, but some of his frlends got a pillow, and put under his head and a comfortable over hlm, Up stairs In a bedroom on the floor lay Ed. Long pierced with two bullets and from the gaping wounds his life blood was gushing ont. Mr. Stubblefield was the first to find him, and to his inquirles, Long sald thet Lew Johnson had shot him, and that be had shot Johneon. He further eald that he thought he was going to die, and he koped he had killed Johnson, By the time Dra. Lane and Hart came Johnson was so far gone that nothing could be done for him, and he died In half an hour from the time he was shot. The doctors at once turned their atten- tion to Long who atill Iay upon the floor until they came. He had on nothing but an undershirt, and a pair of drawers, He was lald upon the bed in the room, and an examination made which showed a ballet hole in the small of the back just beside the spine, and another In the right slde closo up to the armpit in front. The body was completely paralyzad from the first wound down, and the doctors coald give but little hope for life. They probed but did not find either bullet. The facts in regard to this terrible police Tuesday evening as a susplcions character. The ocharge preferred was vagrancy, and considerable time was spent by the court In endeavoring to cortain the man's antecedents, His storfes did not seem to haog together well, and he contradicted himself ssveral times on belng questloned. He regtstered at Slaven’s hotel under the name of N. Blye, but could glve no reascn for so doing. The next cases were those of James Smith, Constance Ford, George Emerson and Frank Hills, All pleaded guilty to intoxication, and were fined 5 and costs, which they will work ont. When cap- tured, Ford, who is an Italian, was crazy drunk, .and had a long dirk concealed about his person. Dave Hurst was a finely-dreesed man to appesr on a charge of vagrancy,but he was apprehended under the statute which defines attendants and Inmates of gambling houses to be vagrants, Dave lives at the Blaffs, and is a gambler by profession. He vleits Omaha quite frequently, but never seoms to have any business, and puts in his time hanglng around the streets. His actions have been of a sueplelous nature, and Judge Stenberg concluded that he was not needed around Omshs. He therefore sentenced him to sixty days in the county jall and to psy the costs. Sentence was suspended, however, until 11 o'clock, and it will not be wiss for Hurst to show his hexd in the clty for some time to ceme. Poter Green, colored, was aleo up on the same charge. He Is the husband of the notorious Delia Green, and it has been hinted that he had something to do with her crooked actions. Peter, how- ever, claimed to be stralght, and the judge discharged him with a long lecture and numerous warnings to beware how he carried himgelf In the future. Thomas Boyd is & young man, and he was accused by a white-hatred old sinner named John Leslle of having made away with his cash. Leslle, who lives at Plattsmouth, came up Tuesdsy with tho excarsion, and immediately procoeded to get as full of beer as possiblo, He then wanted to “‘take in the town,” and late in the evening, at some place, he fell in with Boyd, who proceeded to show him around. After taking numerous glaeses of beer, the happy couple entercd a house kept by a woman named Mitchell Hero the old man became infatusted affalr soem to be about as follows: John-| wii}” "2 *(arming creataro and son and wife had occupled tho resldenco | Five o “u twenty dollar geld cornor of 8th and R stroets for como| B 0™ bo' changod, Vhilo the months, renting tome of the rooms to lodgers. Among these was Ed Long, a switchman In the B. & M. yards, who had a room on the second floor and took his meals st Mr. Stubbleficla’s. The nelghbors have known for some time that there was trouble between Johnson and his wife, and for a couple cf weeks he hes not come about the bouso, 8o that a ramor was current that ho had left her, Her partlality for Lorg was said to bo the cauae, and his infatuation for her way g0 manifest that it was making scandal, and Mrs, Stubblaficll had nott- fied him lsst Saturday that he must got his meals clsewhere, From the appear- anco it seoms that Johnson, whose train was in snd was to go out at 12 o'clock last night, had found Long in the room with Mrs, Jobhoson, Both were in their night clothes. Aws Johnson forced hie way Into the room, Long rin out and up staire, From the bullet hole in his back, Johnson's firet bullet must have struck him a3 ho was on the stsirs. He went into tho room, locked the docr and got his revolver. Johnson followed him up, and with at least two vigorous burst the catch of the deor and threw it open. As they stood thero soveral shots were exchanged, cne striking Long in the side, while a shot from his ravolver struck Johneon in the right side not far from the nipple, and ranged down past the neart through the body. Tais was the only wound he recsived. Heo ran down and oat to the sidewalk where he fell, He was oonscious almost to the last, and related what he had done. Walt Montgomery, hind brakeman on his train, who roomed at Johnson's hous was the first to reach him, To him, Johnson said, *I found Long In bed with my wife, just as I expected, and shot him,"” To those who came fiest, Mrs. John- son eaid she had shot both men, bat she soon retracted this, She had evidently been drinking, and was under the Influence of liquor at the time, The police took charge of her as well as the premises, and remained all night. The body of Johnson was re- moved to Undertaker Heaton's rooms to be prepared for burlal, and await the coroner's inquest. Mrs. Johnson is somewhat known in the clty. = She is an expert skater and a frequenter of the rinks. At the Metro- olitan rink, Ssturdsy night, she took {he blg cake offered as a prize fcr the best lady skater. Before her marrlage to Johnson she had been divorced from another husband out at Kearney, She had the reputation of being somewhat fast, but was not supposed to be as bad a8 she proves. Johnson was formerly sheriff of Bufislo county, end was known to be a man of nerve, On one occasion he eubdued a rebellious prisoner by sheoting him through the ear. Howas a largo, fine looking man, about 32 years of age, and had been conducter on the road for two girl was gone after the change the old man claims that he was hurried from the house by the man Boyd and not allowed to return, Boyd denfed taking the old man’s money, but owned up to taking him to the place kept by the Mitchell woman, On this evidence Judge Sten- berg sentenced Boyd to be Imprisoned tn the county jsil for forty days, the last ten of them on bread sand water. This sentence was also under the statute pro- viding that employes of housos of prosti- tution are to bo classed as vagrants, with no visible means of support. e ———— Real Estate Transfers, The followlng transfers wore filed May 12, with the county clork aud reported for the BEE by Ames’ real estato agenocy: George H. Boggs and wife and others to Margaret Powers; ne} of sec 21-15.11 e, Dongias county; w d.—$4,500. Johanna M. Dwyer and husband to Krastus A, Benzon; w 55 feet of 1t 7, in blk 16, in leaac & Selden’s add to Omaha; w d.—$1,100. Eunice D. Pattes and husband to Willlam London; e 44 feet of 1t 7, in blk 117, In Omaha; w d.—813,000. Sam E. Rogers and wife to Cornelius Flyon and wife; 1t 2,in blk 1, in Im- provemant Assoclation’s add to Omahs; w d.—8800. Erastus A, Benson and wf to Juhanna M Dwyer, w d, lota 1, 2 and 34 in block 2, in Heimbaugh's add in Douglas coun- ty. $1,500. Henry O. Jones and wf to Frank Murphy, wd, lct 45 in Oklahoms, 4} acres in Douglas county. $3,000, Katie Kranda and husb to Frank Hess, w d, 84 of lot 33 In block 9,in Kountze's 3d add to Omaha, $187. Augustus Kountze and wf to Margaret Dae, w d, lot 10, in block 2, in Kountze's 4th ad to Omaha, £600, J E Riley and wife to Isasc H Cong- don, w d, lot 1, block 3, subdiviston of J I Radick’s addition to Omaha, $1,600. Jobn Trimmer and wife to Annle Hardle, w d, lot 16, In block 6, Wil- cox’s 1st additlon to Omaha, $800. George Stanwood and wife to Geo P Bemis, w d, lots 1 and 2, block “F,” Prospect Place, Omahs, $1,200, Geo P Bemls and wife to John W Paul, w d, lots 1, 2and 3, block » Prospect Place, Omaha, $1,600, Jofln W, Paul (single) to George P, Bemis, wd, s} of lot 9 in blk 1in Har- bach’s 2d add to Omaha, $1,600. Charles O, Schaeffer and wife to Fred. erick H. Davis, w d, part of lot 2 of Cap- itol add to Omahas, §1,900. Eliza Peck to Albert J. Peck, qo, s 24 256100 acres of lot 3 In sect 5, 10, 13, e, In Douglas county, $1. Albert J. Peck to George E. Bertrand, wd, s 24 25-100 acres of lot 3, sect b, 10, 13,6 in Douglas county, $1. George E. Bertrand (single) to Amanda Peck, (e, 8 24 25-100 acres lot 3, sect 10, 13, e, In Douglas county, e e -en,___?’ e — or three yoars, Long is a small, wiry e — ‘ L3 young fellow with plenty of Derve, and a3 Mand P: Lovos t0 be Fetted. was generally popular amorg his aeso- | ¥ hiladelphia Press, Maud 8. Is altogether different from any of the rest of the record-breakers. Flora Temple had a temper of her own, Dexter was even viclous at times, and Goldsmith Mald frequently chased Budd Doble from her box. Msud, on the contrary, must be petted. Bllly Blalr, Ler trainer and driver, sald yesterdey that the orowds who came to ber olater, Heseldom drank and was es teemed as a fine young fellow. During the last fow weeks he has been drinking & good deal, however, aud bis infatuation for the woman bay utterly demoralized him, Johnson was & conspicuous figure in the Camp Damp campalgn in Omaha in 1882, %c was firing on the B, & M. at were her delight, She must have com- pany, and the only sigas of pettishners she shows is when she s not admired. Yesterday Indi s petted and carsszed her, and children stroked the legs of the an- imal that has gotton over the 1,700 yards faster than any cther of her kind In the world. She seemed plonsed, and when the box door was opened would ecck up her cars and gaze to see who was coming TUTT’S PILLS 25 YEARS N USE. The Greatest Medical Trhlm!h of the Age’ SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Loss of appetite, Bowels costl the head, with n dull sen back part, Pain under ¢ blade, Fullness after eatin, Inclination to exertion of body ritabllity of tempor, Low spirl afeeling of hnving noglected som Wearineas, Dizzinens, Flutterin; Heart, Dota before the eyes, H over the right eye, Restleasne fitful dreams, Highly colored Urine, and CONSTIPATION. TUTT'S PILLS aro especially ndapted to such cascs, one dose effects such o hange of foelingnatonstonish the suforer They Inerease the A ppetite,and cause the body to Take on Fiesh, thna'the system i nouris and by their Tonic Action on the Dige e Organsy teguinr Stoolsnre roduced. Prine #5c. 48 Murray St. V.Y, TUTT'S HAIR DYE, GRAY HATR or WHISKERS changed to o GLOSSY BLACK by o singlo application of this DYE. It imparts a natural color, ncts {nstantaneously. Sold by Druggists, o1 aent by express on receipt of 81. Jffice, 44 Murray St.. New Yark. THE DAILY BEE- THURSDAY, 7 AxTED- In & fmall family & good German girl fo do geooral house work, No 102 26th Strest o r. Dodge st 980 t1 W AxTROTwo girls for dining room and chamber \ers house, corner Dodge an4 16th, 50 18p for housswork in & 204-18p ‘ TaxteD < First class girl small family, 1514 Californla st. 7AxTED—A girl to do garens] housework; apply at Mrs. Lemlcoy, Oasteliar st. bet 18th rnd 14th, 5714 \ v W W AyTrD—Lady agents, §10 uday, with my won derful brand-new rubber undergarment for femalce; Iadies o wild over it Madam H. Little, Box 443, Cbicago, 111, 363.10p 7ANTED—Good German girl for general hou work; N W cor 17th ana Doug'as, 801-14p ANTRD—A gitl to do general houss work at 808 vorth 224 st., must be & £30d plain cook. 254 10p “Girl 1710} o.roer Oaming and 18th St 266-18p VW AyTea - Gond, s, experlencod cooks; Omatia Employment Bureau, 1120 Faram St. 701-t¢ 7ANTED ~A good grl for general house work 1017 Chicago Se. 032-tt VWAVZED Atonco, lady cook at Commarcial Totel, Genos, Neb. Wages §25 fer month R 86119 TANTED—by Kensington Art Co,, fomalo help in ll parts of the coustry, to do our light, ploacant work at their homes. 8éat by mail to any address, no canvastsng, easy to learn and any one can eacn) from ! to 810 per week. For tull informa. tion addross Kentington Art Roms, 85 Congeress bt,, Hoston, Mess Box 6078, 996-30p W AYIED “Lady agen ts for “Queen Prot ector dalsy stocking and skirt supyorters, shoulde bracos, bustios, bose n forms, dioss shialds, eafoty belts, sleave protector, etc.; entircly now dovices ua- procedontcd profite; we have 500 agonts making $100 monthly, Address with stamp, E I Campb¢1i & Co., 9 South May st., Chicago. 69-m19p WANTED MALE HELP, men and Jaborers fol railway in D.itish Colombia, , Harney 8! 880-15 ANTRD —First-olase dining room girl at the Met- ropolitan hotel; none other need apply. 824-0 Pacific Ship Saturday. 10} Omaha Medical & Swr- Chronic and Surgical Diseases Diseason of Fomales, of the Nervous System, Pri. vato Diseas:s of the Urinary and Sexual organs and Diseases of the Head, Throat and Lungs, specialties. EYE AND EAIR. Diseases treated by an_experienced spestalist, also discases of the Heart, Liver, stomach, Kidneys, Blad- der, Neuralgia, R=eumati<m, Pil-s, Cancers, eto Oatarrh. Bronchitis, Andall cther diseases of the Throat and Lunes, trea od by Medicated Vapors 8end for Inhaler or circular on Inhalation. All dlzenses of the Blod, Urinary and Sexusl Or- gans, Private Discascs and Piles Cured or no Pay. 16 Years Hospital and Private Practice. Cosultation and Examination {reo Callorwriteforclrculars on chironiodiseases ities, Diseases of Feuales, Frivate Dise. Urinary acd Sexual Organs, Semiaal W vous Debility or Exhaustion, etc., ¢to., restorative treatmont, All letters and consultations Confidenttal, Mediotnes sont to all parts of tho country by ex- press, sesurely packed from onservation, 1f" tall de- scripfion of cao i given, Ono personal Intcrview preferred if convenient. Open at ail hours. Patlonts from a distance can obtaln rooms and board, Addross all Jetters to Omaha Medical & Surgieal [=stitute 18th St., Cor. Caplto Ave,, Omsha. Neh. detorm Seventeen years Experienco, DR.G. W.PANGLE Resder of Diseases of Men and Women. Elec Magnetio and Herbaliet Physiclan Now located at 1210 Dougls St Omaka, Neb , up-stairs. A correct dingnosis given without any explansf from the pat Consultation free at ofhice. I Treat the Following Diseases. Catarrh of the Head. Discases of the Eye and Ear. Heart Diseasc, Con in y Com plaint, Nervous Debliity, Mental Depressin,” Lesi o Manhood, Diabotes, Bright's Disease, 5t Vit Dance, libeumatsm, Peralyste, White Swellin Scrofula, Fever Sores, Cancers and Tumors remov edwithout the knilc, or the drawivg of & d Voman, with her Dropsy Cured Witk on to Privat ol Kinds, Tapc Worns K noura or No Pay, Hemmorrhoids or No Charges Made, Those who aro afflicted will eave live and hun- ¢reds of doliars by calliog on or uslog DR. G. W. PANGLE Horbsl 3 Piles Cured or 1 ? LN 2 SPECIAL, NOTICE! Al adv ertisements in the special columns will be charged at the rate of 10 cents per line for the its per line for each subs quent insertion: No advertisement will be for less than or the first time. These advertisements will be inserted in both Morn- ing and Evening Editions, representing a circula first insertion, and j eente tion of over Eight Thousand. This class of adter tisements must positively be paid in advance, ANTRD-Firet clags cigar salosman to tiavel in Nelraska. R.Grabaw, Beo office. 32741 W W Axten —Live enorgstio men with horse ard car. rlago to hasdle first-clase article thiough the country; call at once. C. M. Eaton, 111 8. 14th, 3164t V450 —A f st class baker at ouce, apply 2013 Plorce st. 8218p VW Astan—A smart Soandinavian to travel for & Jobing houss, Address “I 8" Bze office. 2504 7ANTED—Five goc paper hanger at 418 North 16th slreet. 312:4¢ SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED - s steady, respoctable maan, it tionas driver and tho caro of horses (In private family), to board in or out of house. Ad- dress, G. £, Beo office. 230-13p WAt By » young American, oung. wan, strangor fn citv anxions to fini cmploy. ment, hard work borss, stri1ly Address “W, K. , undersf nds driving and care of small; referen 82015p Situation in a grocery store you ed man with three years experience, o 283-18p Siteation ferred, Address ¢ a good baker, country 1 M 423 18th et. TANTED—A sl uation by alady in & laundry, to do ironing; addres; 1003 J ckson st. 940'14p ployment by sn_experie ' 0) 24 years ol to do any kind of oftice work; address J. G. Peo of- fice. 200-13p WA y an engineer of experlenc steam management included. “Steam,” Bee office, 260 13p AxTED—Position In some business house by boy 16 years old, Addiess “L. L.” Beo office. 245-10p MAY 1i4. 1885, 5 1312 1312 You who have looked to your interest, and still hold the thought that you can not wear fine clothing and have them look as well as the neatest, without paying the exhorbitant “prices ot 845, £50, $60 und K656 per suit, ought to pay one visit to the Misfit Parlors, 1812 Douglas Strect, and see the same goods with a guaraniee of a parfect fit, in any style of cut una from all the prevailing styles in fabrics, X —t prices less than half the above, or to say, about the cost of r: while in every case the Misfit Par'ors exerc but purely do the r purchase the Garments, consisting of Suits, Spring Overcoats, Coats and Vests and Pantaloons, which a made by the leading merchant tailors of the country, consolidated into one stock, will prompt ses all pains in s raw material which tisfying the customer, and feel it no trouble the garments aro made of DUTY In order you may feel yourself at home, ard invite your frienis, you sre cordially received; and even if you only wish to inspect, you are treated with the same courtesy as it you came YOURSELF to say it is the most elegant seen anvwhere. your benefit in case you should be detained at your business, and made as light as day call will satisfy you that the Parlors ronage of Omaha and vicinity, at least a visit. MISFIT GL 1312 DOUGLAS STREET--UP-S [AIRS. Open Evenings until 9 o’clock. Saturdays until 10 o’clock. have nothing but harg Tha THING The Parlors remain open in the evening as late as 9 o'clock for Sy electric 1i ains,and that they are deserving of the literal pat- PARLORS 1812. or_reNT—With board, suitable for two gentlen young lady t room and hoa 10t strect and St Mary's avenue. neatly furnished room would also like one t South West corner 250-15p ANTED—Position a8 ater VA o e o character good. Address * . M. D.” umaha Bee, 230.16p MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. W Axtin—For apot cash, good scconl haad Simp, 8on buck boa Address . 0,414 523-14 WA Boardlng by gontieman s wife | vale family. Address withterms *‘Harn office, 822-14 t rooms In heautitul locwtion; Y 81310p R RENT-Two clo Apply 1910 Dodee or RENT—Furnished room, witn board. Suitable tor two gentlemen. 1417 Howard. 776-16p Fe RENT—A pleasant furnished room at 2800 Cal fornia st 87 per month. 310 16p. R RENT—Two unfurnished rooms 1185 north 15th St Reference required. 258-13p T0R RENT—Two front rooms furnished, cheap. 1012 Pacific st 285-18p GENTS WANTED, Add-ess St. Louis Electrio Lamp Co., 8t Louis for circular, cats and terms of the 53 candie poser Marsh Zlectic Lamp. 311,12 W AT To rent a hauso of 4 or Groome. _ f, T Wilkie, 507-16 VW A0 - Shorthand pupils; Pitmen systom; Miss Nilcs; 10th and Hickory. Special terms £ va- catioa papils. 253-18p V42— gontioman room-mate and two day boarders with reference, 1514 California st, 79516 VW Axtan—To ront_4 small ccttago In a coor stand desirable neighborhood, with improve- nouta preforrod. box 304, city. ‘Address with full particul \‘T.\\ 10 —Boarders at 1615 Capitol ave 196-21p VW ANTED_Labizs axo amsrususx to take nlce, light, plessant work, at their own homes. Work sunt by wail any distance all the year round £0 85 & day quletly made; no canvassing, Addross atlo Mun't’g Co., Philadeljhis, Pa., Box 1633, 901-16p W mmo—Everybody totry our Peeparcd Corn Meal, ready for instant use with the addition of milk or cold water. Put upin 3 and 6 1b. packages, Sold by grooers. Manufact! urer: 970t W commission, W. J. Welshans & C 0 or woman in every country in U 75 per month, salary or Paul Tavel, Chicago 111, 810-m-24p ANTED—A M § 51,20 samulo freo Send stamd. Y/ ARTED-Every ady in nced of & sewing ma chine, to soe the now Improved Americon No. P, E. Floduian & Co. agents; 220 N 16th. 952tf FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, o 11 —Good brick houso 8 rooma §22 por month R C Pattecson, 18th ava Faroam, Iy J0R RENT—Stor apply 2018, Flerce st, d tw. rocma in good location £203-14p TO LOAN—MONEY. OR RENT—Houso with § 100ms closcts snd collar north west corner 4'h and Walout, Inquire of Aug Randow; 1817 Chicago t, 169-18p J0r RENT—A nioe 8 room house, No 118 South 16th st. Inquire of & B, Jones, general Passsnger oftice, U, P. &y, 268-18p or next—Furnished front room 1902 Farnam, 250 22p [or RENT-Hon fomely furnished rooms onPloasant St. Address *J 3" caro Bee 182-18p Fe, REsT—Furnished room 303 N, 23d street. 249-14p F on kENT —Furnished rooms, 1816 Dodge stres Fen shia--An dsgant cottago ot iva, room. bath and all convenis: ces new, nice 1t Georgia ave, near Loavenworth, 83,500, House 7 rooms ¢n ol the incst locations on Park avente to casy. nam. ar. 30314 [0, saue STon screvctlaad within 8 blooks of Post oifice us Weeping Water, Cass Co., Neb , will sell on ensy terims or exchange for Omaba property. W. H k, Om ha, Neb, 240 tf JOR 8ALE —Five Iots 4°x130; together on Learen worth street; beautitul location, 000 Ony fourth cash, balaccs on long time, easy terms. Cralle & Jones. 21041 or 818 —Hovntiful and desirablo Jots ab §20)cash on 810 nontkly payments, R, C. Patterson, 13th and Faruam, 163-t1 A/ ARION rLACE—12 wood lots in this addition with. Va5 b1 cks of street cars, can bo had on casy terms, W H Green, over 1st Nat'l Bank. 105t OR £ALE—AU & bargain, three gond houses 817 and 8174 18th, south of Leavenworth; rent 885 per per month; price §5,500 casy paymonts; must be 8old botore June Ist. ~ Apply 8. Mortonsin, teilor, 247-310 1418 Farna street. 181-§4p Ton REsT—Large, handsomely furnished front | Fok satk—House full lot, well, cistern, barn, all in rocm, 1017 Capitol Ave. 26-13p ondition, one block from stroot cars §1 800 easy terms. W H Greon, over 1st Nat'l Bauk, O4i-tt ]?nl( wrNT—Southeast corner 17th pleasant furnished room, southern ex| references, 27 d room with bathing o 8. 976-10p o next—Furnished feont room 88 per month, 917 uorth 20th st., bedween Cumings and Izard St, 234-16p indow and 20th, FoR RENT—One largo front room, bay mante on first floor; mod s convenience near 8t, Mary's ave. Laquiro at 8. W. cornor 10th and Dodgo st, 175t Fun wENT—Newly furnished front room at 0138 16th stroot. 177-13p on kT Lavo, A thed orunfurnl ave; inqaire of Goo Ho o= o two gentlemen, finished front_room, fur- d, one block from 8t Marys , 1508 Douglas st. 100-13p or gontlewan and wife or for fith first-clags beard 1622 Burs st. 798-t1 ) oy Furnishod front room with board in private family 1617 Chicago 8t. 100-t1 7oR RENT—Furnished rooms w'th or withcut board, 2412 Hamey 8t., one block from strcot 994t JOR RENT ~Furnished fron room with board in piivate family, 1617 Chicago st. 985. car. o umsr-With board,olcely turnithed front room o3 and bath, 1419 Joncs. 967 t1 ave. 907-m30 F* ruxT—Furaished rooms 1621 Capitol o RENT—Offloo and third floor sultablo for whole. sale or manufacturing, at 1207 Farnsm St. Farnished room 1818 Jackson st. 8E0-tt Ful RENT =~ 842-m20p Y to loan oa farnitus anos personal property, iy ything of ue, overything strictly confl Roods Finau- cial agency” John P Schminks, Cashi ji ONBY 70 LOAN—On ral estate security, in sums of 8800 to tes. 0. E. 800-§11 500, 76, 81,060 and 81,400 o Iran on road o1 DU, tate. Money on hand. No delay. Omaka Financial Exchange, 1603 Farnam £t. 256 10p u amounts to suit, on_ chatte! Omzha Finsn: Mayne & Co, 8 W cor 16th and Farnam, ONEY T0 LOAN olal Excbange, 1608 Farnam ONEY To loan on chattels, Woolley & Farrlson, Hoom ¥, Omaha National bank buildiog 9474 e . ONEY TO LOAN—On real ostate and chattels D, L Thomas D4BM. ONEY Loansd on ohattels, cut rate, R. R tlokets paught and old. A, Forman,218 8, 11:1\:: ] ONEY LOANED at C. F. Reed & Co's. Loan oftice M1 on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds and all othe rerticles of value, Without remeval. Over 1st National Bank,corner 15th sud Farna. Al busizoss strotly oondontial —_— e ONKY TO LOAR In suws of $800and upward. YA 0. F. Davis and Co., Keal Estate and Loan Agenta, 1506 Farnam 84, 951 4 WANTED FEMALE HELP, TaxTio A good servant glrl, good waged paid, 1617 Haraey St H. G B4 lady aod apprectice &% Genlus' Miline 820-18 Favteo Good glrl fo small fawlly, “Apply 4 ANTED - Girls a% Wilkle Paper Bax Factory, 106 Bouth (4th 8t, 82014 VWV Aimealsie ab Siavese hotel Good _wuges guaranteed, 818-16p m girl ot Maus' Bestaorant, W g - Diskog Douglas street, bebween 16tk ana 10th. 819- or RENT 8 room house, 2 closets 1817 Chicago st. 261-18p F RexT—Nloely furnished front room for lady (R RENT—To small family well furnished cottage of Beven roomws in good iocation. Ingulre of K. 3 8axe, Opers house, or at 2118 Burt st. n;;-‘tll:u R RENT—A house, barn, good gwiden partly planted, south of Hancom's park in Dwight & 's additlon. Al:os Dew cottage on Fierce Bb., bot 20th and 224 Bt; ca 1 2023 Plorce St. 207180 0k RENT—Cottage of 6 rooms, furnished or uo- turalshed, with baro; lnquire of A, Marphy, 420 814th B, 200-14p ‘on RENT~Five room house on south 10th streeb. near Center, ¥12 per month; inquire_at 1620 Douglas street. 205 18p & KENT—Threo cottagos 4,5 and 0 rooms. J. Phipps Koe, 1612 Bouth 6th st. w024t on kuxT —Two barus oenteally located J. Phipps Roe, 1612 south 6th st. 284 TS v 5 no bouses 7 aad 10 rooma 1612 south Gthst. J, Phipps Roe. [y {0 8ALE ~12 good lote Marion place three blocks from street oars oncary terms. W H Green, over 1st bat'l bank. 62t & kENT—10 room house, modern 1w provements. Bedford, Bouer & Davis, 213 8. 14th 8. 765t R RENT—[hreestory brick sfore building; en- Julse of Edward Norrie & Co., voom 19 Grounse 958 Block, [FOR BENT-Farnlshed cottage, T roome, with closcts, | antry, ete., in beat locallty in City can pay rent with board. Call fn atternoon at 525 Ploas- i BY 96748 'Ok RENT—A store on Cumiog st. Apply to John 4. kack, 016 N. 16th St. 21814 ROOMS FOR RENT. w‘.llu—l.'ood girl for general hoasework in wuall faim 1y; Bpply a8 5 E cor $0th and Far- o gt Wi [P e hansomels fursiabed parlor; sl two swall yooms, bath room on oar line! 1730 Capltal ave, 21-14p o5 shun- Qoo sixonia Houss, Iok S0x184 fackond front, §1300; $100 nash, balance §16 per month, W. H. Grown, over 1st National bank. B31tf KFOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS, JOR SALE—A 12 months lease of the n Fhoto rooms. Roomslocated fn tho best busi nees portion of the clty of Hastings, Neb,and are the best § hoto roomw in the city. 'For pirticulars call on or address, Uuion Photo Rooms, Hastings. b, 16 oA chenn oicqantsido kax Lugay,one e, room one, Omaha Natl Bank Bulloing: B17-t1 lcls and & fow Gordon kotter sr Johnson's brick yard,North Do saLy - Water s pups. 8 Dutson, Omaha. 283-18)) JorsaLE—A magnifl-ent now upright piano cole brated make, ali the latest Lnprovements, beaut ful tone, touch and finish, an_instruction book frcc; no charge for delivery; a great bargain, $266; 1015 ciflo. 18413 TR 80 Bay pacing mare, § years ol 1 o one 'l in’ 8 wiw loard quiet. 'Two nice ponies; good saddlo pon.es; will drive single or double; twa sma'l - delivery wagon,and harncss, John I ' block. wiules; light oxpross Sohminke, room 8 Pel- 021t 2t 4un-Goad scoond hand plano at s bargain, 213 north 17th, 70 18p 0 EXCHANGR—440 acree well improved land ] mile from Esscx, Towa, for a stock of weneral merchan- dido or hardware. Addrosy John Linderholm, Essex owa. 654t OR SALE—Or exchange. We have tor ailo tho exclusive right in tnls state to sell tho ooal ecnomizor and #0ot destroycr, destroys tho sodt and will saye twenty per cent on coal, will s:ll county right or the state, or will exchango for real catate or 337 1000 property'on application, will send samplo lor aland give particulars. Roa:on for seliing >vu cancot wive It his attention: a rare chance for Iw_sen: Bedford, Souer & Davis, 945 41 Jronssn | wxcnasan—In part for rostaurant, far- niture and stock, cigirs &c. 7 roxmed_houso, barn, and two lots, Apply 810 south 11th st. 108-m29 BUSINESS CHANCES, o s ALE—Restaurant located on 12th street be- _tween Farnam and Harney, known as French Diniog Hall, on moderate conditions, apply at 314 § 12th streot, E. Bleck. 27010p edl usiness, wldross Lock 20211 na busines b W ront; good loos re: 00l small oap- tween now and June 16th, tion; hold Jease of storo for two'y ital required. Addross *'N. 0. Be 182.-4p Jon sALE—A well established bakery, Address “I.” this office. 195 )4 asaue on excussar—(ia yan) for rostauraa, farniturs 7 roomed house, bara and two lots. Ap. Ply 819 south 11th et. 1061030 Jo 2an—In Oskinnd Noo, firat-class ment markes al#0 the furni ure of the St Paul hotel For par- ticulars, inquiré or write Wigigers & Uehling, Oakland Neb, 074-m19 o s e storo in a dosirable locality, wil invoice about §1.600 K C Patterson, N E corner 18th and Farnam, 480-t1 (OR SALE—Or exchange full stock of clof g boots an shoos, gent' furnishing goods, will ex- G, H. Petorson,504 H. 016t chango for Nebraska Landa, 10th 5t., Omaha, Neb. GROCERIES, HPLQUEST hys purchssed the grocery stock and building be onzing ta Chas, Seag onat No 714 North 10 h 8t., + her ntinuo the bu iness and will bo plens I his triends The choicest grocerte opt constantly on haud vegetables in season, 221-16 ave. 12885 J18T-0LASS Bod and board 1312 Capitol one second hand bug- pLiay 8ALE—Two No 1 Apply 1409 an plict 1411 Dodgo st LOST AND FOUND, ALE—A pairof extra good work norses, weighlng about 1,600 pounds each; five years old, sound and well broken. 'Reason for seliing, too valuable for my business, InquireatGeo, Heaton's, 028 Broadway, Council Biuffs, 10514 Ok ALK ~800,020 brick, on cara at Bellevue or Omaha. H.'T. Clarke. 200-t1 and gontloman; inqulre 621 Ploasant 8b. 712 tf JF2s $4ut=A pair of ponles with a liebé spelog wa. JF VR ENT-Nioely turniahoa room 1617 Davenport | 1 gon and haruose vory cheap for cash 1217 Howard 722.§6p street. 180t OOMB—With board,decirablef)r -umm"a Apply 0k #sALE~—Piano, & §700 upright piauo at a bar- 4 B4, Charles H L=t wain, 1719 Dougias. 788-m21 OR RENT—Several fine cffices in Crounse' block, Inquire Ed. Norrls, room 19 Gmnu“!bl:‘ul PERSONAL. i & widower of 86, with ¢ of this FORSALE—FARMS, ma'e & domtorts ; & BALE—120 acres No, 1 land In Washington County, §0 acres under cultivation and 80 grass. & milcs from Bair. §20 per acre; £300 or §1,000 oash and balance cn time. * Sectlon 26, lot 4. Address Joseph Kolowratek, Blair, Neb, 0114 0k SALE—A 6)0 acre stock and grain farm, sl im- royed; four hours' ride from the Omaha Stosk Yards; seven miles from the o'ty of Fremont; two rallroads within tores miles; 800 acres under plow, the ro't in pastuie; board' fence, running stream througch pasture; house with tea rooms; will be & 1d cheapif sold immediatelv; on ferms $o' suit. For further particulars inquicc of Geo. C. Grodtrey, Fre. mont, Neb, 16744 % 8ALE—Faim and unimproved land lots and house on long oredit. B & M Laad office, 620 ¥, i3th 8t. Vadicka & Goantner, £08-18p 0 corcespond wit some lady w 1o matrimooy. Addresy losk box 708, Omahs, Neb. 81416p 18 11ALL f3 mwak'ng silk dresses st §2, and woolen $40810, Eatisfaction guarsateed, 600 N 16th . 810-14p 8t HR80NAL - Partios wishlng 0%, guaran- ‘tocing nutting and Atting satisfactory; sddrews 818 North 10.h st, Mre. J, Aruol . 8 16 ')-»wnh—u you want a deteotivo, send your ad. ‘adoress to the Omaha Detective Agency, P O hox 544, offices 216 south 14th st. 860-me7 Trance clatrvoyant, and heal for business over No 6288 K Jor. Torms reasonable. 458 w10 ns K M. Hoor V1 ing meaium rea corner 16th and Web: 0uxD- Red Iiksh setter, female. Apply to Dutson near Johnson's brick yard, North Omaha, 281-14p 0s1—A gold c'asa pin with monogran, O, I1. 8, Wil the finder plaass return to room 8, Crelgh- ton block, and rezelve reward, 506-14p I 08T~On Friday evening last, on Saunders st., & Jpucket hook containicg §L75 in bills and oheck ayable to M. Tot or bearer for 850, Will troat with ndor about e ward through mali, Address F. Beg- gan, oare K. Fearon, corner 12th and Faroam. 264-18p os1—This (Friday) morning between 7:30 aud 5:38 8 gold watch chafn, K. of . Finder willl eave Pacifo Exprees offios sna receiue 86.00reward. C. A, Abercoombe, 204-34p. I0E OREAM. s 100 croam plos and cakes every day. Orders Tobrianty sttendod . Cart Schiasd, 507 woukh 16th Bt. 149-§6 MISCELLANEOUS, ¥BING 1LANTS Cheap by Johin Peterson,uhree blocks south of Belloyue road oa 16th et., eas: 34?1‘ P (1w BILyRR 7A0, does nob give you hearthurn. (./uu Tedeemod A ouo cont, each by the 3'&?'&" I)»h Uis—On Klkhorn and Platte, T. Murray. 5061t Peycko Bros., Agents. REAL ESTATE BROKERS, ok saus—Good farm (n Washington Co.; 171 acres; 80 acres caltivated; good bulldings;’ fine orchar: ng water; all fenced. Eiward Norris Co., room 19 Crounse Biock. ATaLt FALRSTATE BROKKiS —Lobock & Co’, 1222 Farnay ] street corner 15th, real te hought and sol on commission, ¢xchanges of real or personal prope: 1y offoted; the patr uago f parties having rol otat or stocks of goods to scll or exchange at ressoush , 14 sollcited, ana will have eur best stéertio: prices, 14 sollel oot FOR BALE--HOUSES—LOTS, 7ok 8aLe- Small house with two lots in Walnut bill now ready for occupancy $350; terms $60 down and $10 per month; als0 b room cottages in Walaut Rill ready for ocoupancy, $1,760 terms, $60 down snd 20 per month 207-16 ok saLs—Nice cottage of & roems with lot 28208 2 blocks from 88 Mary's ave., nesr Koo Totts, & bargan at §1,060, oaeh <460, balance to suit. Lobeckd Co., 12:2 Faruam stroet. 218t “ TO EXCHANGE, 0 Ex01ANGE—~Two splendid fars for meroband botel for farm. B. C. Patterson, 18th snd ¥ Dam. 10241 enpe counsy land which I can exchange st figur e profitaul for etstorn property. 1“0 kxciaNok —1 have fifty thousand wores of Che , J. Vaunice, Sidoey, Neb. on cb will which w o sad see It. Niimw SILVER TA0. 1t frult fsvored, tags redecmed 1 Ut cno o:uteach by the dealers, = Peycke Bros., | ‘ents 08840 | banjo glven by G E Gellen 45041 NSTRUCTION On beck, at 1116 Capitol ave. (kW BILVER TAO, it does not tatnt the breath, tags redeened at oue cent each by the dealors. Pe 108 , Agents. [ [214VY, vaulte sin s and compaole o ned at the shortest notlce and satisfaction guarsnteed by ¥. 9. Abel, P. 0. Box 878, 400 ta2p vy vaults, sud cosspools cleaned at shortest no- ce any Lime of the dsy, in A cutirely erderiess itk cuc improved yuing. aud dentgan sppara- lacan cl-aned by us diventected froe, chieics cabonable. A, Evans, 128 Dodge streot up stair. asonable. A, Evans, 120 2 o