Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 19, 1885, Page 5

THE DAILY BEE--TUESDAY, MAY 19. 1885. ney Lambertson filed a complaint yester- day agalnst Bredenbaugh, charglng him with assaulting s United States official when on the discharge of his dutles, A warrant for Bredenbaog! arrest was placed in the hands of Deputy United States Marshal Showalter, who left for Cooledge last evenling. The Secretary of War to b Given & [fHE JANADIAN-AMERICANS Fitting Reception and Enter- tainment by the Oitizens of Omaha. — The Programme, MEN OF THE MOMENT. The Dis'ingished Party from Washing- ton will Arrive This Morning, Their Pleasant Entertainment at St. George's Hall Liast Night. Senator Manderson received a tele-| St. George's ball was crowded last gram yesterday from General R, C.[night by a cultared and attentive audi- Drum, asslstant judge advocate, saying|ence assembled to listen to the musical that the secretary of war, Hon. W, O, |and literary programme which had been Endicott, and party-will arrlye In Omaha | prepared by the Canadian-Amerlcan so- this moralng, about 7 o'clock, remain all [ ciety for its members and frlends, The day and leave this evening for St. Paul. | occasion wasone of rare enjoyment, every The party, In addition to Mr. Endicott, feature having the perfection of refine " ment. Not to mentlon the programme 1s composed of Mra, Endlcotte, Mies En- |y, goay), overything passed off smoothly dloott, Major General John M. Scofield, | and well. The exerclses conformed to Adjutant General R. O. Dram, and Col- | the following Ofdall": onel Thomas M., Barr. They come here . R to inspeat the military post at this elty, |- = " Vieet Bioki: Prof, Will and will drlve out there durlng the |2 Song—Selected, foranoon. 3, Miss Georgio_Boulter, Recitation—*"Jennie MoNeil's Ride,” From the fact that Mr. Endicott is a i Miss Mamle Fitch, member of Preeident Cleveland’s cabinet, | * \fi’::: 'i“‘:li‘l;“’fi_g':fl";'fi and this belng his first visit west, the 7 MeDoald, leading citizons determined yesterday to Song—*‘The Temperance Mill,”. show him that recognition and courtesy Mr, Thomas Laing. due to a man occupying such an elevated | 6 Duett—"1 live and Love 'Lhec,”. Campana station in the affalrs of the natfon. There-| ~ Mis Belle Gowinner and Mr. W. O. upon, Senator Manderson, Mayor Boyd, |7, Song—*Golden Love,".. ... Willings J. M, Woolworth, and several other gen- Miss Lulu Cremes tlomen met last evening at the rooms of PART 11, the Omaha club and agreed upon aJs, Piano—Fantasio de Concert,”. ., Walthers programme that will be carrled out Prof, Aug. Walthers, to-day. In short, » commlttee [9. Song—Cavatina, from “Robert le Di of five young men from the Omsha club ab were appointed to make all necessary ar- [ o rangements to give the distingulshed| guetts a drive through the city and then dine them at the Paxton hotel. 1n the meantime a reception 1s to be held at the Omaha club rooms, whero all the mem- bera of that organization and other citi- zons will be glven an opportunity to meat the sec.etary of war. Mr. Endicott will be met at the train this morning by Gen. O. O. Howard, and talien, with his wife and daughter, to the general’s resldence, corner of Chicago and Twenty-seocnd streets, for breakfast, they ha¥ing previously accepted an invi- ;qtlon from Gen. Howard to dine with im. After breakfast the secretary and his party will go ouv to Fort Omahs, inspect the barzacks and troups, returning to the oity about 1 o'clock. KFrom 2 to 3 o'clock they are to be drlven around with Senator Manderson, Mayor Boyd, W. V. Morse president of the Omaha club, Judge Savage, and Mr. Woolworth as an escort to puint ont the | ¢jendy in Burlington, Ia. principal places of intersst and give any & 5 b Informstlon regarding the olty that may| O:S. Roynoldsand wifo, of Toledo, Ohio, be desired. ¥rom 3 to 4 o'clock the re- | are guests at the Millard. ception will be beld, but at _the coaclu-| M. R. Hopewsll, a prominent citizen of slon of the drive, Mrs. Endicott and |Tokemah, is at the Paxton, the party gets ready to proceed on its | £0inton a cattle buying expedition. journey., Iromd to b o'clock a speclsl| Mr. Walter Sperry is visiting Mr. J. W, dioner will be given the gentlemen |Morse, general paseenger agent of the Union visltors at the Paxton hotel. In connec- | Pacific. tlon with the event of Sscretary Endi-| gy yyon, Tew May, sccretary of the dem- cott’s WK i) Omahs, readera ocratic state central committes, proceeded, of the Beke naturally deslre to e Eaoy sl Liey oenisEra Al him. thoro. | Yestarday, on hia jourcey home, to Fremont. Mr. Gottlob Zimmermann loft Saturday foro n short blography of tho man will not bs unintaresting, and especlally at | for Europe on a pleasure trip. He will be this time. March the 5th he was select— | absent four months, His friends wish him a ed by President Cleveland a member of | happy return. :‘:jg:;‘:ta}:‘:j fl'l‘;:".:;"e‘::r';"‘" of the| a1y, Hoe, foreman of R, Hoe & Co., New Judge Willlam O, Endleott, Massachu- Y‘;'k‘;bflf'“t{; '“ll:g plr“' m:m::"m;f:‘ setts, was born at Salem that state in 1827, | i# in the city. Alx. oo has not been Bere His father was William Patnsm Endicott, | Pefore since 1565, and hismother Mary, daughter of thoHon. | Delos P. Beard of engine house No. 1 left Jacob Crowishield, who was a representa- | for Denver last evening, It is rumored tlye in congress. He attended the Salem | among the boys that he will return in an achools and graduated from Harvard col- | «qugmented condition.” lege In t'hu class of 1847. He marrled t{;‘d;f‘;‘;‘;',,‘a;’}";‘g'gififd,‘;i,_“?'i‘;n"::d the office of Gereral Manager Holdredge, of a daughter. Judge Endloott studled at|the B. & DML, left yesterday for Las Vegas, Harvard law echool and read in the office | N M, for a pleasure trip. of the late Nathaniel J. Lord. He was| Heory O, Smith, Falls City; R, D, Jones, admitted to the bar about 1850, and a|Red Cloud; Henry A. Thompson, Valentine; fow years lator formed a parinership wilh | William P, Parker and J. H. Jewell, Sidaey, the late J. W. Perry and contnuod wlth | v Nobraska arrivala yesterday at the Pax- him until his sppointment by Gov. Wash- | ¢ barn to a eeat on the supreme bench in [ v 1873. This position he held unuil 1882, [ Secrotary ofWar Endicott and wife will when he resigned on account of bis health, | take broakfast this morning with Gen, How- In 1872 he made a tour of the con-|ard, while Gen. Drum, adjutant general, and tnept. Heo was 8 member of the Salem | Col. Barr, deputy judge advocate, will broak- common counc'l in 1852, 1853 and 1857, | fast with Col, Stanton. whon he was elected prosident of that Do, Ppraran ity aolcitor o L | Capt. O, . Vicloof tha Tenth cavaley aro in tho Maseachusctto Historlosl socloly and | the city. They constituto an offcial board to of tho boatd of ovoraosts of Harvard ool. | Purchase horses for the government aud are lege. Mr. Endicott fs a direct descend- |in Nebracka for that parpose. ant from Gov. John Eadleott, Until the| TRev. W. J. Harsha returned Saturday from Bell and Everett campalgn he was an 6ld- | Jacksonville, IlL, whither he accompanied llne whig. At that time he went Into | Mrs, Harsha, who is visiting her parents in tho democratio party, A a lawyor he | hat city. He will start in June for Harbor bas been very thoroagh, and in pleadivg | poing, Mich,, where the family will spend the a caso very dignified. As a judge he stood high in rauk, Ho has nevor been promincnt in politics, but was the nom- inee of the democ.atic party in Masta: | Frauk Roseberry, chuscsts for the govenorship lasy fall. SEVEN S40TS FRED. A Mob Attack Cooledge—The Ring Leaders to be Arrested, Durand Recitation—* Curfew,”. ... Miss Kennedy. 11, Song—FHumerous, Mr., W, O, Sanders 12, Quartette—Selected. Messrs, Wilking, Deull,” Alexande Rigg. 13, Song—Selected. . . Mr. Revel R, France. The president, Hon, Ezra Millard, oc- cupled the chair. ———— PERSONAL. Dr. Wilcox is ill, J. M. Welch, of Washington, Kansas, isin the city. The Hon, P. O'Hawas has returned from Washmgton, Robert L. Raynolds, of Lincoln, is quar- tered at the Millard, Dr. L. Brechenim, of the United States army, is at the Paxton, Mrs. D. G Burgess of this city is visiting A. Montmorency, Esgq., the head clerk in Gen, Sweizer of Fort Brown, Texas, and summer, J. D. LaCourse, W, J, Gleason, Lincoln; Dallas, Tex.; L. W, Wolfe, Topeka; Mr, and Mrs, E, L. Eno, Fremont; W. L. McDould, Missouri Valley; J. S, Lehew, Sutton; Mortimer Ayers, M. Whitney, Los Angelos; ¥. Frederickson, H, the Postoflice at |J. Clark, Louisville, Ky., A. W, Oard, North Bend; R, T, Shannon, Nebraska City; W. ¥, Allen, Lincoln, are at the Canfield. At the Metropolitan yesterday: T M. A thickly plotted story, glving in de- Kll:'ner. HnE-:lIIR!;bJ. W, (;'0;;. Ord; 1’& 3 tall the postoflice trouble at Oooledge, [/ ncerson, Bromsburg 3, Baroes, M, D, i m.fla T lmlm‘f; Alblon; J, D, Evans, Sutton; L. W. Wright, '8 | Hustings; E. D, Emsel, Holdridge; George headquarters, It rans something like | powers, Beatrice; Mr. and Mis, E. O, this: On the night of May 1st, W. A.|(ole, Osceols;J, B. Skinuer, wife, and son, Pollock, the postmaster at Cooledge, was | Hurdy; J. G, Snyder, Blue Springs; James attacked by & mob of citzeny, whose [ Chase, Lincoln, Nebraska; Henry O. Chap- names ero Jchn Breadenbsugh, |man, New York; W. J. Davis, Denver, H. Gecrgo W, Hatton, Jefferson Kirk, . | Perkins, , Olark, John C. ill, Chicago; C. . ¥. Shaw, Sioux City, Towa; A, J. Upham, H. Frend, Henry Martin, Richard | A i Martin, lll'fl ThQZu MuCo‘y. It was Byosmors, mlj‘ —_ — about half past nine o'clock p, m,, when this b eal Estate Transiors, gsog sppeared on e scone and opened a red hot fire, The following tranafers were filed May with revolvers, on the office. |16+ With the county clerk and reported Pollock, accompanied by his wife and s | for the BEg by Ames’ real estate agency: gentleman felend from Michigan, visitlog | James M. Woolworth and wife to Wal- them, were in the building at the time. [lace N. Sage, lot 1 in blk 1 in Oakhurst Several of the random, reckless bullets | add to Omaha, w d, $600, whized close about bis bead and knocked [ Fred Hedde and wife to School dls- all of the front window lights out. s, | trlct No. 38, part of ne} of nw} of sec Pollock was 50 badly frightened that she [ 5-15.13, 2 acres in Douglas county, w d, has been prostrated ever eiuce, and is|§425, d to be In a precarlous condition. As| Paul Grosswan and wife to Bertram the ruffians rode up and commencad | Hansen, lot 8 in blk 108 In Omaha, w d, shooting, Bredenbaugh, who acted as|§12,000, thelr leader, was heard to ssy: “Now| Bertram Haunsen (single) to Amalia we've got you” The trouble, it|Grossman, lot 8 blk 108 in Omaba, q © appesrs, grew out of a fallure|§12C00. on the part of Bredenbaugh to| Augustus Kounizs snd wife to FPreston secure the appolotment of poet | L, Reeves, lot 2in bk 8 In Kountze's master. Pollock resigned Moreh 3 in|4th add to Omaha, w d, $1,022,84, favor of his deputy, & wan by the rame| Frances Wear and wife to Claus Slev- of Jobn J. Moore, Bredenbaugh msde a | crs, part of sw} of ne} of sec, 23-15:12 lv bitter fight for the position, bat Mocre | Douglas county, w d, $162. wasappointed, and this excited his wrath | Geo. P. Bemls aud wife to Hans J, H. beyond peaceful endurance, 8o he organ- | Bruenlvg and Heory J, C. Bruoening, 1zed his fiiends into & mob to clean out | lot 12 in blk 6, in College place in Omaha, the entire ranche, United States Attor- | w d, $750, * AUTHORIZED TO ACT. The School Baard Appropriates $5,000 Toward a City Bailding, Few A Petitions Considered—Ar- rangements for Commencement Week—New Qaarters Dosired ~Matters of Businoss Attended To, The oity school board met last night In adjourned sesslon, elght members pres- ent, and with them Aldermen Goodrich and Schrader, a committee from the oclty courcll, who, at the fast meeting of that body was appointed to lay before the school hoard a propositlon looking to the erectlon of a city buildlng. Such aned- ifice is badly needed now, but as the city is a llttlo short of funds, and the school board not belng blessed with a perma. nent ablding place, 1t was thought that if they wonld make an appropriation of $5,000, which sum would pay for the ex- cavatlon and foundation then the coun- cil oan raise emough to rear upon eaid foundation a8 stracture that will not only be cradit- able to Omaha but give the city officers a permanent and pleassnt home. In conslderation of this $5,000 1t is proposad that the school board shall have its quar- ters In the building. This proposition was lald before the board by Mr. Goodrich, and after closing bls remarks he stated that if any further information was deslred Mr. Rosewater, of the BEE, who was present, could give it. Being called upon, Me. Rosewater, in gubstance, sald that under the law the board had a right to appropriate the amount aeked for, then |f an additional sum should be required it could be given by a special election for that purpose, He further called atten- tlon to the feasibility of helpiing to erect a clty building, and by donating a part of the tunds neceesary then the board will have authorlty to asslst in settling the detall of work, the plans, and also dictate the arrarglng quarters to suit its pur- posee, On motion the matter was referred to the finance committes, Mesara, Hall, Coburn, and Polnts, with power to act. After that the board proceeded to the conslderation of a faw buslness matters and among other things acted on several petitions, 1. 8. Hancall sent in one offering to furnlsh 10,000 cubic yards of earth for $1,000, and in the even' of its requlring the removal of more than that amount, to recelve 40 cents per yard. The offer ‘was accepted. The bond of Truman Buck as treasurer of the echool district of Omaha, was re- celved and approved. The bond amounts to $250,000. The bond of Charles Connoyer, secretary of the board, wes also approved. A petitlon from eenlor scholars of the High echool, asking that an orchestra be added to the school during commence- ment exercises, was rejocted. A motlon prevailed instruct!ng Secre- tary Connoyer to sccure the use of Boyd's opers houte for commencement exercises, and It was also agreed that a general admissfon fes of ten cents, and twenty-five cents for ressrved seats, shall be charged for these exerclses. This feo will go to the litbery fund. Aclaim of $75, held by Contractor Duffy, for grading, was ordered paid. On motion of Mr. Connoyer, the plans of Cleves Brothers for a basement to the Hartman school building wera adopted, and the committee on buildings and prop- erty was authorized to advertise for pro- posals and enter into a contract for the immediate erection of sald basement. A resolutlon offered by Mr. Copeland fixing the salary of the secetary at $1,500 a year was adopted; also one providing for an asslstant secretary, whose duty it shall be to bave the supervislon of the fines and licenses, at a salary of $600 per annum, This assistant is {o be ap- pointed from the members of the board and he is to work at least ten hours a week. In the rooms it now occupies the board is not very comfortably sltusted, and on motion of Mr. Long last night a commit- tee was ralsed to secura other quarters. That commistee is composed of Mesers. Long, Coburn, Clark, Copeland, and James, Messrs. Copeland, Livesey and Clark were made & speclal commitiee to confer with B, C. Condit on the question of puiting heating spparatus in the Cass street echool, Adjourned. o — Liquor and Cigar Thieves, Thieves broks fnto the wholesale liquor houte of M. Wollsteln, on Thlirteenth ncar Jackson, Sundey night. Entrancs was offected througha back cel'ar door, the burglars thcn coming up throongh an in- slde door from below. They rifled the money till, securing a small amount of cash, and then turned thelr attention to- ward the l'quor and clgars, Several boxes of the lstter, of most valuable quslity, were got away with, while an unknown quantity of whisky, champagne and wine formed a por- tion of the plunder, There is no posltive clue to the rascals. It is probable, however, that they were con- versant with the affairs of the firm, and expected to make a good haul, becsuse the recelpts of theday previous had not been deposlted in the bank. This money with the exceptlon of & small portion was put in & safe place and was not dizcovered by the Invaders. ——— Many cosmetics for the complexion have from time to time been wpon the market. But none have etood the test as has Pozzonl's medicated complexion owder, Itisan absolute curative for glowhen, discoloration, freckles, ete. For sale by drnggists T — —Patrick Kennedy and George Carson, sapposed to be the crooks who robbed M, Wolstine's saloon, Sundsy night, were arrested last evening and lodged in the city jail, =~ The police arrested a euspicious character 1ast night who had 1 his posseesion snd was trying to sell an elegant, large gold ring, W 9kquusMen Soeking perfect restoration to h nanhood and sexual vi tomach Drugging, should send o tiso on the Marston Bolus. Youug men sud others who suffor from mervous and ph cal debility nature de @peclally benefited by consulting Discascs of tho Prostate Gland, Kidneys nnd Bladder cffectually cured Endorsed by thousands who Lave been cured. Adopted in Hospitals and by Physicians in Europe and America. Scaled Treatise freo. Address MARSTON REMEDY 00. or Du. H. TRESKOW, 40 West 141h St.. Now York. ‘. or wii a ]\ ()TI(‘ IES. ]:n st Cottage § roonm and house 7 room. Phipp) Roe, 1512 S. 5th S8, mns will for tisements in at the rate of 10 n, and 7 cen N 14 will be inserted in both Morn ngand Evening representing a eircula ion of over Eight Thousand. This class r tisements must positively be paid in advar TO LOAN—MONEY, )\ personal proporty, collaterals and anything of value, overything strictly confider tial; Roods Finan. OR RENT ~, on corner 26th an Plerce Street, 8 per month. 6-20p first inserti [0 i Good briek house 8 oo quent ins ertisement will a R C Patterson, 13th ana Faroan: 33t ¢ than 2 the first time {OR 8ALE—12 good ot Marion place three block from street oars oncasy ferms. W H_Green, over 18t ¥ at'l bank 001 11 ok RENT— [hreostory brick store building; en: Blook. OR RENT— closets, pant ay ront with board. nt 84 068 t1 to., in bost locallty in Cits Call in attornoon at §26 i st #22 por month quire of Edward Norrls & Co., room 19 Crounse irnished cottage, 7 rooms, with oan loas: OR SALR Mas:n, house 7 rooms, celIaF, we fall lot, nice place 4,000, sasy terms, | Co. S W corner 15th and Farnam JOK ALY 2,200 cigars, oo - | 11th stree g | == i | FOngAue - Dean 1853204, nio fl wost Omaha, 86,000 oasy tern W corner 1tth and Farnam. by ul suburban residen On 294 street botween Leavenworth ac torn od | WYANTOAtew bearders at 1419 Howia avne & Saven room hotse, barn, and ty property n, magificent view view of the whelo olty, cheay on it and sell cn monthly paym Co., 8 W corner 16¢th and Favns JOR SALE cial agency” John P Schminke, Cashicr. 238 J11 ROOMS FOR RENT. ONEY T0 LOAY—On real estate security, in suma At N W oorner Haneoom Park, 8, O E Mayne & Oo., 8 W corner 16th and At asacrifioe, honse 7 rool {\OR SALR=One of the finnet lots in West Omah or will b i1 hot 3 K Mavne § 83516 8 lot 50x180 ay torms. nam. 3019 M Mayno & Cc M C2L 10 loax—To smounte to eult, on chatte AV collaterals or any good security, ‘Omaha Finan- clal Exchange, 1608 Farnam st., up-stairs, 185j0p of §800 to_§#40,000, nt reasonablo rates, O K. 8 W cor 16th and Farnam. 800-j11 1616 Uapitol ave. ) RENT— Furnished room 433290 70R RESTTwo furnfshed rosms for light house ard, 485-tt keeping, Beemer's block, corner kighth and How. 'OR 8ALR—Ton acros of Iand within 8 blooks of Port | Weoping Water, ¢ on easy terms or exchange for O H. n, ovee 1at 0o., Neb , will sell naha property, W at'l Ba:k, Om ha, Nob. W ONEY To loan on chattels, Woolley & Hatrison, Y1 Room 20, Omaha National bsnk building D47t ONEY TO LOAN—On real estate and chattols V1 D, T Thomas. LI wmw.v TLoaned on ehattels, cut rats, R. R (Y1 tiokets pought and gold. A. Forman,218 S, 15th 84 ONEY LOANED at O, F. Reed & Oo's. Loan office A¥1 ‘on furniture, planos, horses, wagons, personal property of all Kiada and Al othe rarticles of valuo, without remeval, Over 1st National Bank,corner 13th and Farnam. Al businoss strictly confidontial 9504t V021X TO TOAN In. sumo of #800 and ngward. Agents, 1505 Faroam S 0. F. Davia and Co,, Resl Estato and Loan 0516 WANTED FEMALE HELP. TAOTED —Fourgond salesladles, one in each city, Omaha, Couneil Bluffs, Plattsmouth, Aditross cr allon Barncs, 410N, Joub, St., {OR RRXT -3 or 6 rooms at California and 15th St., and 4room houss on Hickory s)., near 0th St Tnqnire at 13 & M Land offize, 520'S 12th street or 608 North 15th 8t, 432200 OR RENT—One lurge furcished front room with oloset,corner 23 and Leavenworth §10 pet month, Sp 0R RENT—Largo furnished room on ground floor, ©ast front open on poroh, 1808 Calitorula St 421-10p R RENT- Farnished rcoms 1811 Cass with board. 25 OR RENT—Furolshe | front parlor with bod room adjoinirg; 1714 Califoroia st. 317-18p W JOR RENT—8_furnishoi_roon koeping pay ront with boa ANTED —T0 Feut 8 on'un housekeoping; Address " Poo oftico. 441-10p Tor_1ight house. Y VWA —in the nefgtborhood of Sk to ront & plesant room in a pr y gentloman and wite: no boarding house noxd reply; addross € E D, Boa office. 45110 Girl for general housework; apply ers House, Tueaday betwoen d five 4518p “7A\1v\\ACnmp\lrnnt Second yirl, Mrs, Morso, S, W. Cor, 19th and Capitol ave. 44410, 7AxTED—Neat girl for general housowork, small tamily, reference required; 1411 Park Wilde avenue. 146.50p pm. Fo et~ Furnished rooms with modern conven- fences at 8 Woorner 18th and Howard, up etairs, 843-20p or REST ~ A handsomely furnished parlor; modern conveniences, 1720 Capitol 852-18p ANTED—Gond girl for gencral houre work. Ap- ply at Portor Bros grocery, corner Phil Sher idan and Loavenworth. 3041 ok RENT—Handsome furnished room with bathing roow attached at 2200 Dodge st. 4119%p ANTED - Gl for general hovsework, none but & compotent gir need apply; amall fuuily, good on or RENT—A. nicely furnished dressing room 1616 Capitol ave. front room with 412-18p wages. 8 W Cor. 17th and Vase, Grand Union Tea y farnished room with Co. 410.19p 3 board if required 2925 416-t1 P‘un RENT— A pleasant ni alcove, sultable for twe ANTED—A rit] for California Strect, eneral house work, 2116 40010 J0r REXT—Good business basemont 18x40 feos N i corny A Capitol ave. 4 ant tront room. furni:l VAV A7 —Two Scandinavian ghle,one ascook and one to do geno NT—A plo Cor. 15th and Howard. house work; apply Pacific ho- on 6 and 7. 18p E. te, Pacific street, b 084t ANTED —At once, & good web nurcc 102, 26th st corner Dodge, 1484 o next—Furnishod room, 1625 Dadgo steset. $76-190 Vann Socond caok, Emmet Fouse. V VW Aumen - Good, girls, experionced cooke; Oinaha Employment Bureau, 1120 Faroam St. 701-t1 FrmeA roomtor gentloman and wifo or for two gentlemen, first-class board 1622 Burt si. 708-ti 347.18p 7ANTED— A girl for houso work; apply st White tewing Machine office, 121 N. 15th St. 838-tf R kENT—Three rooms, cellar, well and cistern, 410 south 20th strect, §10. Wm L Monroe, 6tn and Douglas, 878-t0 {0 RENT—Large front room on first floor with or With board; taquire at 1901 arnam St. VWV Ao ~A sood gie for genoral houso work 1617 Chicago St. 93241 907-tt worth street; beautiful looation, fonrth cash, balavcs on lang time, Cralle & Jones. JOR SALR ~Beautiful and des 0n 10 monthly paymonts, and Faraam, JFOR 2Aur ~Five lots 47x180; together on Leaven: 000 One casy terms. 21041 rablo ots at $20)0ach R, C, Patterso it ARION PLACH 12 good lots In this addition with. V1 in8 bl cks of streot cars, oan bo had on easy torms, W K Green, over 1st Nat'l Banl 11541 TR sun-At & bargain, three goad houses 817 and 17§ 15th, wouth_of Leavenworth; rent 885 por por month; pios 80ld hotore fune Tst. 1418 Farnaa strcot, Apply ortensen, 00 oray payments; must bo tailor, 14p —House full lot, well, clstern, barn, all in onditio , one block from street cars $1 800 oen, over 1t Nat'l Bank. 841-tt RO sAu—Good & room hause, lot 60x132 feoteas front, €1800; $100 oash balanco $16 por month. W.H Greu I bank. FOR SALE, MISOELLANEOUS, ~Agricultural imploment business, es. bli thed trade, Lar, 428,99 RICKS for sale at Meyer & Kunz brick yard st 8, i6th 8b,, odico 207 8, 13tn. Mayne & Co. 40! 0R 8ALR—10 acres within 8 miles of P O with emall house, §2 500 on very casy terms, () 18 E streets. Freemaa & Pneny Apily to Gz, Johnson QR st ~A good hores, harnoss and st. ot 8ALENo 1 1ot of milk cows 26th and Culifornia 708 8ALE-A horre. wegon and hatness choap, ‘Atlantic Hotel 0-18p wagon, fine outfit for pedaler or oxpressinan 218 north 12th 54-16p F nd, be it quality sand f pany’s office, 216 south tant Sec'y and Mansgor. Mason's use plt near couth Omaha Waier Works, opened in first-class shiavo; apply for tickots at com: thst. ~ M A Upton, 83, -t JiVIRST-CLASS Bod and board 1212 Capitol ave, 12:488 PERSONAL, DERSONAL I you want & deteotivo, add ross 1o the Omaha Detective Ak, 544, ofices 216 south 14t 41 R K M. Hoore, Trancs ciatrvoyant onl: IV ot geaty ol T, a0 heat cormer {0th and We ad your ad. 1y, PO hox 50 me7 BUSINESS OHANCKS, NFES CHAXCR~ Firat claes opening for ¢and ro | tatoman; for partioulars aldress lock Box 572, b. 426-21 Kearne! ness in Omnhia; orofits 89 por quited, throo or foue thonsand 301, Les Moine ]““v: X : j‘ll £ dtallors businos be- h, low ront; gool loow- v two yeara: only small ovpe 0. Bes offivo. 182 J4p JOR SALR—A well established baket FoA e b, Setabished baker | e furniture 7 roomied hou Ply 810 south 11th st. JF9 2an-Tn Oakiand Noo, first #14 the furni‘ure of tho St Paul hotel, For par- Houlars, inquire or write Wigiers & Ushling, Onkland Nob 674-m10 ORSALR A woll establih, tweoa now and Juno 1 tion; hold lease of st ital required. Addros Address 195 §4 (In_part) for rostaurans, ¢, bara and two lota. Ap- 06-mA0 O AALR— L rug store fn a desirabl invoioe about §1.600 R © Patter 18th and Farnam, ality, wil n, NE corner 4801 Joo sac hoots change for Or oxohange a fuil stock of_clothing shoes, gent' tarnishinggoode, will ox- ehreska Lands. G. H. Petorson,S04 S, VA6 10th St., Omaha, Neb ICE CREAM, TREsH Too oream o ana ek premptly attended to. 16th St. ory day. Orders Carl Schmid, 80t s>uth DRESSMAKINC M s will make vp ¢ ) fice woolen dross at Tow fisures; satisfac oaranteod; cutting and fitt ni; taugt,No. 609 north 16th streot between Cass and Oalito 1 40,10p At71onorth 18th stroot, d sircs to callattont'on of tho ladios, that she 1| Jucing N & Normon's aystam or ¢ tlomon'a and children's clothing. : very easy to learn, lossons will bo g'vea during all hours ofthe day. R4 M D CARROL ST—On 1£th S, n red i contnining $00, Dalton. Finder wil tothis ofti cother pa a dumbor ticket sgned b ecelve $10Toward by roturnt 454 2 GRT—A kil T Iaok and ten dog TIad_cn red leather collar wit threo nicklo-p 1ited beils dnder will please roturn to eive 8 roward. 410 21p UR SALE— A J. Mandel, 2t marbla top restaurant tablos 5 Broadway, Council Blufls, 35011 OR SALE-A Fhoto roon nees portion of the cl’ the best yh'o rooms in tho city. call cn or addres:, Neb. ¥ Uuion Photo Rooms, Hast nths leaso of the Union Roomslacated in the best busi- of Hanings, Neb., and are partioulars inga. 320-16 0R RENT—Two front rooms furnishod, cheap 1012 YV Axreo—First.olass dining room gl ad the Met- Pacifio et. 285-18p sopolitan hotel; none other need opply. 824-41 TANTED - tonce, a lidy cook at Commercial Totel, 003, Nob- Wages 826 per month. 3851-10 TANTED—by Kensington Art Co., fomale help in all party of the country, to do our light, pleacant work at their homes. Scat by mail to any address, no canvastsg, casy to loarn and any one can eavn from $7 to 810 per week. For full informa. tion address Kentington Art Rooms, 85 Congrosa kt,, Boston, Mass Box 6078, 496-30p VWA =Tady agen t for “Queon Probector daisy stocking and skirt supportors, shoulde braces, bustles, bosan forms, diess ehlelds, eafoby belts, sleeve protector, etc.; entirely now devices un - precedentcd profite; we have 600 agents making $100 monthly. Address with stamp, E H Campb1i & Co., 9 South t., Cilcago. 679-m10p ‘or krxT—Furnished front room 1902 Farn am, 280 22p St. Address “J J” care Beo 182-15p ok RENT —Furnished rooms, 1816 Dodge strect. 247310 Jon mmur—~0no fargo front room, bay window and mantle on first floor; modsrnconvenieaces 20th, Taquice at 8. W. corner 10th 176-t near St. Mary'save, and Dodge st, Jor RExT—Furoished front room with board tn piivate family 1017 Chicago St. 100-t1 SR nexT—Furnished rooms with or without loardAsHefHameyjBHilonoiblock tromfstiost I Jon kexT —Furnished front room with board in private family, 1617 Chicago st. 985-t1 oR RENT—WIth board,ulcel 83 and bath, 149 Jones. car. WANTED MALE HELP. ANTED—Ab once, two outside gal cornice makers' at John Bluffe, ized iron Epanet.r, Council None but firt-class men need apply. 481-10 VY frap—For a fist.class fowelry house, n travel. ing falseman for Nebraska and Iowa; ‘address J L this office 47018 Wgm—Two good meulders mmediately York Foundry, York, beb. adte furniched frent room 967 41 Jor rmyT—Funishod rooms 1621 Capltol ave. 907 m30 ‘on ks - Furnished room 1318 Jackson t. 842.m20p I 0OMS—With board,do: rable for summ Appl; At S4. Charles Hotel. e £ RENT-Nicely turnishea rooms 1617 Davenport 722.55p A experienced grocery clerk, no others tnquire of 723 N, 10th brest. 425,19 JFO% BENT—Several fus cffiss In Crounse' block, Inquire Ed. Norris, room 19 Crounse blook Ful RENT—Rooms at 1610 Harney Etreet. LA 42019 A good wido awake boy at Brr mail rquire batween 9 and 11 & m. 440t FORSALE—FARMS, ) R Kasy torm: information; Y 45Ts—Young man or woman to walt on tatle twohouraa day r thelr board, one not 448 est frult ancs n southern Cal fornia. ; call and ree somple of fruits, and 1Jackson, 2323 Chicago 8t., of afraid to work, apply at Caofield Hou'e, 4 863.21p 7ANTED—Good man with2 hundred dollar: take charge of 0fce, appoint sgznts and colle money. also half interest ina manufacturing bus- incss.”Address 28 Bee office. 407-22p '0R 8ALK—A 610 acro stosk and geain !l im- ro\ ed; tonr hours' ride from the Omaha Stosk ; seven milea from the oity of Fromont; two within thres wiles; 800 acres under ‘plow, in pasture; board fence, running stream through pasturo; houso with ten rooms; will be 14 cheap if 80ld immediatelv; on terms to suit. For further particulars inquire of Geo. C. Grodtrov, Fie- mont, Neb. 16788 TANTED—A good man to take cba'ge of our Omaba oftice. P. F. Collicr, rocm 7, Parker block. 369-13_ 7ANTRD—Firet clogs cigar salesman to t-avel in NeFraska. K. Grahaw, Eco offise, 327-t1 VW Ao —Fivo go:d paer hanger at 418, North 16th strect. 31261 WV A5men—Live enorgatic men with horso axd car. Fligo to hasdlo first-class article th:ough the country; call at once, C. . Eaton, 111 8, 1ith. 316-t1 R BALK arm 1n Washington 171 ncres; S0 i tivated; good buildings;” fine water; all feaced. Elward Noreis Co., room 10 Crounse Block. FOR SALE--HOUSES—LOTS, 70 sALE—Twenty-two fect on Fornam strect, a bargaia it taken fiwmediately, W H Green. 430- SITUATIONS WANTED. 7510 Situation by good short order an 1 re taurant cook, stenly habits, and rolia*le;would profor night work. - Address “E'A B” Bco offion. D 443 7ax1r0—Siiuation. Drugeist expericnted o comp. tent, as as:stant or Lo take chargo. A dress Druggist, care Clarke Drug Co. a2l W ATa0- By a vespoctatlo youg man, asituaticn in a private family to take care of hortes and act as adriver. Address*'NL" Beoofos, 876-18p 1k ~ Lot 60x140, huso o view, beautitul % 6 per wonth, ull ot on 11th §t., between Certer and Doroas 8 rooma house, 81,500, 8150 down and 818 per mont “aliforni anst of Sacred He houto 4 rcoms, good barn, well, ef te-n, ete,, 81 $150 down and §16 por month. C E Mayne & C: 8 W Cor. 15th and Farnom, 97,18 rooms south th 12th , 81,800, 850 handlso etock of b-ots and shoes, hats, caps, dry gocds and notions, s nic i cload stock of goods iu good looation, & good trade and mostly cash business for prics wid terms, Address P O Box 2 vard Nebraska, 8| P‘ult HALE—An acre of ground on 13th 8t , B blocks south of street car lice §1,200; this is cheaper than a common sized lot, can be Lought in that lo eality, € K Mayne & Co., 8 W corner 16th snd Far. nam, 82318 7AxTED—Situation by bov of 20, at anyibing; sddress D, Jones, 1415 California St. 406-18p MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. VW Aimeo o reut_Avmall otiago in & coovent: ‘eutand desirablo neighbohood, with improve- ments preferred, Address with full psrticulars, & 0. McClure, box 80 city. ey - 0K 8ALR—A lot In West Omahs, will bulld house 7 AxTiy — Furnished room and board in_striotly 3 ik mad $el1 Gl Iaebhs pa Tt OB Moy private tamily near Caplt 1 hill, by & young | & oo 16th snr Farnam. At o, sat g fomas, 5 0, Bed oo 70R BaLE—Acro lots 1n Norwood Park, in Thornbur ha, §.76 to Lot in Grandview $100 o 300 each, omawavTaD, Addrow 8. Louis Eloctrio Lamp | gobs b4 i Barker & Mayne's sub-division, 6 13th st., Co , 8t Louis for circular, cats and terms of the e addition 8703 i 88 candis posor Marh Blectilc Lamp, BLLJ13 | B et taress0 Bunnyside §850 to §500, Liddles' sub-division, South Omal Walnut Hill 820° to $500. Parmenter Place 276 to §360, Parker's sub-division, south gth St., 8350, Hawe's addition, balf acre lots, $7€0, Forbes sub-divicion north of he fair grounds, 6 and 10 ncre lots, §750 0 81,000 cach Wo aro exclusivo agents for il the above o | ditions and well sell 1 in_ any of thew on swall onibiy pavment. 0. E. Msyne & 0o, 8 W, 'Gor 15th and Farnam. 10314 701 5ALE-60x60 corner 14th sud Jackson, 83,000; terms easy. CE Mayne & Co., 15th and Farnaw, 80519 VY o lavest frou teo to twonty thousand oliars in an established nayiog business. Ad- dress drawer No, B 2, Omaha, Boo £0):18p W Ao - Bhorthand puplle; Pitman sys‘em; Mirs 09 £ §800 Nilea; 10th and Hickory. Specisl terms to va- cation popils. 253-18p 7 AxTev—Boarders st 1615 Capitol ave. 196-21p 7axTRD ~Everybody totry our Prepared Meal, ready for instant use with the additl wilk or cold water, _Pat upin Sand 6 1b. packeges. Bold by grooers " W. J. Welshans & C.., Manutact: urers 0706t VW &5 man or wouan 10 every country in U 881,25 samyle free. §75 per month, salary or Jrox saun-chaap dogantldo bar buggy, ono o, room cne, Omaha Nav'l Bank Bullai 8174 JOR8ALE A magnifl-ent new upright piano colo- brated mav the lateet Loprovements, beautl- ful tone, touch and finish, an_instruction hotk fre Oy Handsomely turniched rooms onBlansant no chatge for delivery; a great bargain, §2 clfic. 0 brick, for sale at Clarke. JOR 8ALE—500, Omaha. H, 012 Pa i8418p Bellevue or 26-t1 o sate—iwo No 1 phuston.one second havd bug- ©. Apply 1409 and 1411 Dodgo st. 146t JF0R AU A pair of ponies with a lizht sp 12 gon and harness very chesp for cas strect. Howard 130-t1 J0R 8ALE—Piano, a $7¢0 upright plano at a bar- gain, 1719 Douglas 788-m21 GI{OCERI]‘SS. JTRAYED OR STOLKY—Oa the 16th roaue, nearl slightly drooping, red Billings; s, a cow, ligh , Durham ste one’ horn ars; reward for return to A iarney St, 453-t1 taken up & _roan cow will ploase notify Joh 330 19 Fiar=anyone havin Lwitisin the Tagt ten day Baumer, at 1314 Faroam § ROOD MARYS —Partles wishing to purchaco brood wmares for ranch purp e please call at Homan's ery stable, 413 80 1th 13th streot, O naha. Bre s perm. T Muriay. 8614 AREN U1 A brown maro marked with lottor Y ‘nd half cirele on lott shoulder; ore mile west of fhe resercolr on military road; owner 0av have same by payiog cosis, James F. £0515p HEW SILVER TAG, does 1 give you hoart hurn, J Ings redeemod ot ono cont, each by the dealo Plycko Bros., Agents. 653-t1 nd Plsite. 7. Murray, I)Am &E—On Elkhorn a 800-t1 Qe s tao, 1ta truit flavore |, taga redcemod at - no centeach by the dealers, = Peycke Bros., gouts, 05341 NSTRUCTION on banjo given by G E Gellen- beck, at 1116 Ca jitol ave. 4301 DRICE LIST—Of W. House. 16 Ibs Granulat d Sugan 12 CutlsfSugar 12 “Fine powdeied H. 8 1b3 good Rl ccffee. Golden Rio cuffee g40d ronsted coffoo ¢ best ronsted coffec. extra Java cnffee 3« beat Java cofleo. 2% * best Java and Mocha coffce mixed TEAS, 11b good Japan, 14 best uncolo ¢1 Japal 1% best Eng'irh breakfast 1 choice gunpowder SYRUPS. 1 keg iest Heey Arlp 1keg best Honey dri, 1gal New Orleans'™ 1 Gal Strictly puie magls, 1 Gal Vermont maglo in cans 1 Gal Kock candy.. 12 Ibs bes® Carclioa ri 134 Louisiana rios.. German Mottled Posrl 3 * Palm. g CANKED G con81h Tabls Peaches. *¢ Standard Tomatoes {1 « " Pumpkin. Apples corn....., Kaspbe French Peas + Mushroom Vst Goosbhe ries beat Black 3 1b Jelly, (cheico). 3 hoxes Pittaburg Lyo Baking “ pew Valencis Raison. Prones, A Elackborriea . ricd applos (vapor dried posches 25 * Navy bouns. Cuackers by the bo MEATS, Sugar cured breakfast bacon.. Sugar cured Hams.. Dry 88l omneres 3 OTHER GOODS, 1 broon 1 good nouse broom 1 best carpet broom 4 papers Natlonol yous! 1 serab brush 6 1bs Stlver gloss starch 8 boxes corn starch, 161b box wlo-s starch 1 kit fam ly maceral 1 gal vinegar 1 wash board 1No. 1 tub. 1 No. 2 tub. 1No3, tub 1 mop stiok 1large clothes basvot. 1 can condens d mik. 21b Jelly in jare. ... g Motter's Grocery $1 00 2 1 60 26 2 00 [ 05 2) [ 20 15 “This s only & very small list of tho very large stock I carry, having the lariet stock to the any other house in the cif will save you from 10 to?2 place 1119 Farnam 8t. J.B. French & Co. N, P. on applicatlon. er cent. K H. Motter, — loct {rom in ty,1 can and will ive batter induorments than Call and see me and | member the Cur new snd complete price list mailed tree HOTELS. smiruTe Hotel, toymerly Cre' I iton house, newly furnished; terms moerate, 15th aud Capitol nve. 428-17p commission, Beud stamd. ~ Faul Tabel, Chicago I, 7Ok sALE—Fice residence p on Charles 8t , Chlawo Il R 8ALE—Floe residence property on Charles 8t one blook from Baunders, house 6 100ms, well, cistern, cellar al!_conveniences, fruit t comner lot, » ba-gain, §3,00) easy terms. C. E. Mayno & Co, Gthaad Farnam. 40119 ANTED—Every ady in Deed of eowlng ma- chine, to see the new Improved American No, P. E. Flodwan & Co. agents; 220 N 16th. g2t TO EXCHANGE, 0 BXCHANGE =TwWO splendid fa hotel for farm. Dam 13 for merchandise K. 'C. Patterson, 15th and Far. 16241 FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, honse, tull corner 3,100, 600 down and $26 per 40018 {0k RENT— A 8 room cottage on Calitornia street, b ' btween 74th aud 25th stivets. 1J Creedon. Aon. TI0 ExciiANGK— 480 acros well lmproved land § mile e amax, Tona, fox o stouk of oueral mo dise or hardware. owa Addres s Joba Liaderholm, sex 4.t Ve 40t [Fe pam-Thosoutueast | stlon . 16, 1%; ve wilss from Omaba, for & lerm of years. ¢ Hawilton, at U § Nat'| Baok. n0m cot'age with two lote in 0. 850 down and $10 per month ith two lots Walout Hil, §1,160 §60 down and §20 per month; both ready for i coupano. C.E Mayne &Co, 8. W. corner 15th Jou wexr - New house 8 toous 2 st cellar sud Farpam [kl oo Walaut St., eoquire Auy Randow, - T Chicago 8t ey 4 180-10p TOR 5ALE A bargain on 15th 8t . 63140 good 4 ¥o0m Cultige on street car line §3,000, ) down and §16 per month. C E, Mayne 19918 701 saLE—New 8 Waluut Hil, & F»n nuat—Small heure 618 Jones St. 7Ok ALK ~A besutitul in Shul's saditition, tage 5 roome, good statle, lasge lot; 4 terms. C E Mayue & Co., ae19p F.; wanT_New house 8 rooms Howard ireet be ween 20th oud 21st, 88,60, C, B Mayne & Co., 8. W. corer 164h and Farasn 9119 lase ob Popleton aveour, i view of city, now oo T80, eavy -18 NOR SALE—Or exchauge. We have for sale the exclusive right io tnls otate to sell the coal cnomizer and 0ot destroy. Wil saye twenty per cent on coal, will right, or the stats, or will exchange for ill send sample K3; j00d property on application o sland give particulare. F yvu 1 cautot glve it hia attentic i Bedlord, R uer & Davis roga the soot and soll county ) catate or BOARDING, o boarders at 16th and Liarn.y, \ e vER TAG, It doos ot taint the broath, taga rodeemed at one cent exch by the dealors. Peycke Bros , Agents. 63541 PRIVY, raulta, slaks and ceaapools oleaned at the shortest notice and satisfaction guarantoed by F, ©, Abel, P, 0, Box 878 490-m2p TPy yaulte, and cosacts claaned b shorbest po- tice any tiaie of the day, in an_cntirely erdorless way with our improved pumg. and densgan appara- tus, all placoa cl-ane | by us disenfestod free, chareos 1easonable. A, Evane, 1208 Dodgs stroet up siairs. 246-j10 EDWARD EUEHIL MACISTER OF PAIMYSTERY AND CONDITION ALIST, 808 Muth strect, betwoen an: and Har. uoy wiil. wihi theald of guaratar ephitto, obteining for_anyono glanco in the paet sad prescat, sud cortainconditicng In tho uture, Boota nnd sho made to order Purfocs antlainciion guaranio: o Stallion, Jack. Sheppard Jr. Wil stand for stock at < maha Folr grounds the 8eason of 1885, Hels 16} hands hizh, weight 1955 1b8, his +ire JACK Sukrrain i+ fuli brother in blood to DEXTER 2:17], 8130 0 DICTATOR tho (70 0f JAY-EYK-BER 9:10, FALLAS, 2:1°7 and_ Dirkcior =217, Call at the Fair grouncs and sco him and yet Lis ve igreo in In full, terms §25. for the season, 4., THOMSON, NOTICE OF TAX SALE. o whem it may concern, that the undersigned purchased at private sue, in' the county breasurors offico. in Douglas County’ Nubraska, on~ Aug. 9th, and Sept. 21st, 1893, the £ owing dvs aibed preperty fo-wit Aug, Bth north 16t 1hirtccn (18) block five (), n Wil s x's addivion, tax<d i1 tho name f K. b, Dovaughey; an on Sep: 21at, 1853, 1ot five (5), block two in ! ellon ‘saddi for, taxed in thy of K. M. Chri: tiana ul lot six (6). 1 blook two n Dellone's addiuen, taxed in the uawe of I with “The above described property wad faxed on the tax listcf8aid county; and purchaso was made for the tax of A. D, 1381; the time of redemption , will ¢xpiro ncnth and cays above given, in the year ond that upon’ said dy, or immedistely atter the undersiguod will apply for trcasures doed for same, J.A. LINAHAN m4-11-18 PROBATE NOTICE. 12 the matter o* Johi inikua, Decensed, Notice {8 hereby g-ven th tthe creditors of said t the adminis tratrix of said estato so of Louglss covnty, Neb . in widecunty, on 1k 18th day of July 1835, an the 18th day of Seotembrr. 1885 and on the 18th day of N vember, 1585, 10 0'clock a m each day, for the purposs of presenting their claims for examination t and allowanoe. Six months are allowed f proeent thelr claims, end one year for the ad ix £ tettlo said cstate, from the 15th fay 1856, this wotice will be published in the Omaha Daily Bes for four weoks sucoessively, prior to the 18th day of July, 15865, J. 1. McCULLOCH, Couuty Judge. m18-19 20 21-92 Seventeen years Bxperience, DR.G.W.PANGLE Resder of Liseases cf M 1 Women. Arle, Magnetlc and Herbalist Physictan Now Jocated af 10 Douglos Bt Omaba, Nob, up-stairs, A corract disgnosis glven wi hout ‘any explanation frian the paticnt, Consultation f1se at oftice. | Treat the Following Oiseases. Catareh «f the Head. Diseascs of the Eye and Ear, Heart Discase, Liver Compliiit, Kidnsy C vl at, Nervous Debilify, Mental Depressicn, Losso Mauhdod, Disbetes, B Disense, BL Vitu Rbeuwat sm, dyete, White Ewellirg ‘oyer Soros rs and TUmors Temoy tthe knifs, or the drawing of a drop 0 th hior de icato o gam , Restored to Cured W thout Tarpil g, Bpecisd Given Lo Privato and Veneresl Diecasen of Tay ¢ Worms Ko ved in 1wo or three ou's or No Pay, Hemmoreholds or Piles Cured or “hurges Mad ammi lars by ca: Helth, Droy d will ra L o OF DR, G, W PANG Herbal M i Pk At of glimpratsace ‘W Prematuro Dogay, Norvous Debiiity, I avine (ried i vau overy Koown it AL ol ot UL to his followss Adeions JoHLBELY LS. 43 Clatbam Bl oW ive and hun. ) cinea,