Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 18, 1885, Page 5

| 20 vt § | L THE DAILY BEE--THURSDAY, JUNE 18. 1885, e ——————SSSE e — LINCOLN Tucidonts of lh° Day at the Capital of the State. Unnamfaotory Census Returns Bemg Made. The Enumerators OComplain — Ladies Remember & Friend ~—Personal Notes, AT THE STATE OAPITAL, CITY 1TRMS, Reported by The Ber's Burean. Lixcouy, Neb,, June 17.—At the state house ali ie quiet. Tho govermor, after sppointing Church Howe a member of the educational board of the normal scheol at Pern, went to hls home, at Orate city, to attend the commencement exerclees of Doane college. The Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valloy rallroad has filed amended articles of Incorporation with the secretary of state. Supt. Lane, of the census department, has gone to Omaha to expedite the census taking so that they may get the returns all In befors July 1st. About two han. dred portfolios are in, and so far Buffalo county heads the llst with the largest number of portfolios In, As yet the clt; of Lincoln has returned none whicl were approved. There seems to be con- slderable dissatisfaction among a large portionof the enumerators as the pay is so meagre that even in good localitles a good man cannot make to exceed thirty or thirty-five dollars, and the conse- qente ls, that the entire census work s lable to be serlously crippled and fall short of what it was Intended to be, from the fect that in every phase of It the compensation s insufficlent to make a firat-olass job of 1t; besldes, the time al- lowed to cump!ata the work la not enough. There ars 812 enumerators and the law only makes provisions for fifteen clerks, in thirty days, to revise, complle and copy a large portlon of the work done by the small army of enumerators. Brad P. Cook, late adjutant general of the depntmant of Nebraeka, grand army of the republic, is the reciplent of a handsome badge from the woman’s relief corpee of this department. The badge is the shape of the slxth corpse badge, or & Greek cross. The centre piece fs gold with the grand army of the republlc monogram, attached with red silk to a gold bn upon which is tho word ‘“‘hon- orary” in blue enamel. The following is an extract from the letter accompanying the prerent: *‘I send you an honorary badge. Your past devotion to all the best Interests of the order which has made you first hon- orary member In our depar tment, entitles you to a badge far more costly and ele- gant than the cne sent. * * * From your Nebraska woman's relief corps, slsters n F., C. and L., pr.” Lovrse M. MERRILL, Department President Woman’s Rellef Corps. Thsnugelbund hall will be lighted with electric light the entire night during the week of its festivities. “‘Protty Bobby Shafto,” which will be played at the opera house Monday night for the benefit of the home of the friend- less, is composed entirely of children, who are hard at work drilling under the personal supervision of Prof. Mahler. The children cf some of the most promi- nent people in the city take part. Fall pntlculul of the programme and play will b given later In the week. Don’t forget the date, Monday, Jane 19, Capt. Palmer, post department com- mander of the grand army of the repub- lle, will be uuable to attend the rational encampment owing to the difficulties he 1 1sboring under which he acquired while serving a5 an offensive parisin several yeara ego, The district court will contlnue on for a couplo ¢f woeks on equity cases. L. Weszel haa flitcd up a nice s'and in the Commercial hotel, whers all the leading datlies can b2 procured, besides good clgars, C. H. Peatt, Wymore; John Painter, Dorchester; J. R Norris, C. Kaufman, H, T. Clark, Omaha; M, P, Walsh, Beatrice; A. C. Crosthwaite, David City; T. L. Norval, Seward; Frank Wilson, Plattemouth; W. E Hill, Nebraska Clty, ero &t the Commercial, N. S. King, Peorla; E. N. Grenell, Fort Calbonn; C. W. Thomas, D. N, Baniger, Charles Melz, Omaka; H, F. Hubbard, st. Louis; George A, Carloton, New York, aro at the Gorham, F. E. Parkivgton, who for the past year has bken connected with the Com- mercial house, has accepted a positien ab the Gorham, where he can bs found from 11 p. m, tolla, m, Tho citfzers of Ulgstes have deter- mined to celebrate the fourth of July and to that end have secared J. L. Ocl- well, of this city, to dellver an oration, Mr. Colwell is a fine orator and will do them and the esgle justice. The managers of th te board of ag- riculture began arrtving last evening, with headquarters at the Gorham houss, The followiog named gentlemen compose the board: 8. M. Bsrker, chairman, Platte countyf Messrs, Jensen, Fillmore county, Kent, Kearney county; Mcla- tire, evurd county, and Grewell, Wash- Ington county, managing beard. The msanagers of the State fair met at the Graham house this evening. There were present Chalrman Barker, Mossre, Mclntyre, Dent and Grinell, Secretary Goufarnas, Treasurer Hartman and Messrs. Mol"ulmd, Druse and Dinsmore, with Awsistant Secretary Wilson, Owlog to an error and mhundmhndlng. 1t was wrdered under rale seventeen that prem- fums, which were awarded by the commlt- tee to Mossrs, Patterson, Duhnbo,w A, Paiton and Paxton Brotthers, aniounting n alf to $202, be paid, The resignation of Ohdef of FPolice Laughlin was ac- cepted. Under the dlh',y exhiblts it was oedered that twenty pounds ackages could be exhiblted lnuu'l of fm, pound packsges. This was done for the onnwnlnnou of exhibltors and is applicable J to creamery butter. The board declded to have printed 256,000 single admisson tick 2,600 of both -wck and oxh'bitors’ passes; 2,600 quar- or strotca tickets; 1,000 lve stock de. pattiment tickets, good only to remain on the ground 2,000 check passes, good for one’ ldmlulun only; 6,000 chcol children tickets (It is prubablo the board will eeleot some one day only upon which ieee tlokets will be good); 7,600 ampithe- ater tickets; 1,000 complimentary ticke!s In addition to what are now in the handa of the seoreters, Several piinting Dbllls were ordered psid and after'issuing an oxder or two aious the power the board adjourned to mcet sgsln this morning. Fifteen Jopanese officers and eoldiers werg cosmpyiog an east bound Pallman esterday. They were going to the {’hfllddphh navy yard snd will vislt other points, remaining in this country from four to slx months, The putting In of the water works at the stock yards has baen awarded to A. L. Strang, of Omaha, for £8,000. The works will_have a capacity of 850,000 gallons, He will begln 'olk about the 1st of July. J. O. McNalr, of Lincoln, has the contract for erecting the pens, sheds, scales, fonces, eto , at the stock yards, and has begun work. INTER-STATE COMMERCE. Importance of Meeting the U, 8, sen- ate Committee When it Comes to Omaha, The Unitad States senate committtee on Inter.state commerce, which will be In Omsha on next Monday, has sent out a bundle of olrcular letters to Sanator Manderson, setting forth the objects of the investigations taht are belng made, and Senator Manderzon {s mailing these circulars to all persons who have been in- vited to appear before the committee. Tho subject of regulating transporta tion of freights and passengers botwoen the several states by nflraldu and water routes, In connection or competltion with rallroads, is the one more especlally to be investigated, In carrying out its instruc- tlons the commisslon Is compelled to take testimony so as to glve the repre- aentatives of every Interest cffected a fall and fair hearing. The clrcular contains a liss of fiftoen queetions that will bs asked by the com- mittee to ascertain the best muthed of preventing the practice of extortion and unjust diserimination; the reasonableness of rates now charged; whether publicity of rates should be required by law; the advisability of establishing a uyutem of max!mum and minimom rates; the ele- ments of cost and condition of bu ness: whethor rebates and drawbacks should beallowed; The pooling business between rallroads, etc., ete. As the general purpose of this Investi- gatlon is to mscertain what grounds of complaint now exlat in any part os the United Statee regarding the operatlons of transportation companios engaged In inter.state commerco, it is desired that all thoee who have been invited to meet the committee on behalf of Nebraska wili do 8o, —— A BIG BUSINESS. The Postoflice Thief Evidently Want ed to Start a 8toro of His Own, Sylus W. Condron. the postofice thief, seems to have been doing a wholesale business, Yesterdny Deputy Marshal Allen went to his room, In the Coombs building, and found there a large trank filled with stolen goods, They were {aken to the inspector’s office and laid out. The pile contained silk dress patterns, gloves, shoes, slippers, trousers, vests and an Imwense variety of yarne, collars, fancy articles, etc. Tha goods for*which Condron gave an order on his sister were also recovered. The inepector desires that all those who hava lost anything in this way to either call in person and identlfy their property or communicate to him by letter, The stolen goods will be delivered to thelr rightful owners. —— PERSONAL, Clark Woodman left yesterday for the east. Charles . Squires loft yesterday for the east, Hon. A. 8. Paddock, of Beatrice, Millard. Frank P. Troland, of Nobraska City, is at the Paxton, V. G. Langtry, a prominontci is in the city. W. M. Gray and wife, of North Loup, are guests at the Paxton, Mra, Walter Townsend, of Beatrice, is vis- iting friends in this city, W. H. B. Stout, of Lincoln, registered at the Paxton, last evening, Tudge B. M. Reeso and wife, of Wahoo, are in the city, guests at the Millard, s at the ten of Blair, Jamos F. Mathers, a big smelting works man, of Denver, is at the Paxton, Dr.s Trvieg J. Manatt, chancellor of the state university at Lincoln, is a P axton guest: A.J. Multon, Tekamah, W. W, Ware, Duolap, G. J. Cram, Salt Lake City, are at the Arcade. W. H. Motter, the grocer, loft for Denver last evening on business, and will ba absen about one week, Mr, Henry L. Willis, of Chicago, is with the Bay State cattle com pany, having joined them at that city. Mrs, Judge Hull is visiting Mrs, J, A, Buckstaff at her elegant suburban residence, Fairlawn, near Lincoln, Adolph Meyer and wife, Mrs, Moritz Mey- er and Mrs, Fisher, loft for New York last evening to spend a couple of months visiting friends, Mrs, A, Casteller and daughter, Miss H, H, Casteller, of Blair, came down to the city yesterday to attend the commencement exer— cises of Brownell hall, They are guests at the Paxton, Mies Belle Hudson, one of the teachers at the Deaf and Dumb Institute for the past year returpe yesterday afternoon to her homefin Towa City, Towa, to spend her summer vaca- tion, Miss Maud Buriows, the young lady from Decature, Iil,, who has been visiting Omaha friends, went over to the Bluffs yesterday and will be the guest there of Mus, B, S, Josse- Iyn. Ira Thompson, Tekamab; ¥, 8, From and wife, Pickerell; D, Anderson, Columbus; A, 1L, Shearman, J. D, Shearman, Springfield; E. G, Curtis, 8t. Paul; 8, O, Custer, Kansas City; D. G. Bubl and E. Buhl, Auburn; A, W. Lewis, Shoshone, Idaho; J, B, Burns, L, R, Burns, Kansas City; 8. M, Fretwell, ¥, F. Fretwell. Detroit; Walter Tyson, Blair, |, are at the Canfield, L — nighway Robbery, Pote Young and Charles Washington, two notorions colored men were arrested about midnight by Officer Donahoe for highway robbery and lodged In the city jall. They held up a Bwede and took his watch from him, While the officer was en route to the cooler with them Young tried to throw the watch away, but didn't succeed. o —— St, Panl Whisky Men Fail, Sr, Pav, Ming,, June 17.—Fred Dell & Co., liquor merchants, fatlad this eveniog for §20,000. The creditors ate principally in Ohicago, Oincinuati, Peoria, Louisvills and $t. Lou' IN THE COURTS,. A Few Matters of Leg Disposed of Yesterday. The followlng orders were made yester- day by Judge Dundy In the United States district court: Julia Gilbert va. George Huser ot al. Sale confirmed and deed ordered. Dundee mortgage and trust company Sale con- Elizabeth M. Brown et al, firmed and deed ordered. J. P. Miller va. Andrew J. and file oross hill to-day, Other proceed- ings under roles and case continued. New England Mortgage Security Co. va, James M. Glllespie et al. given leave to file cross bill Instanter. William Veerhusen va. Kyron et al. Plaintiff given leave to anawer bill in ten day! JM. G, Miller va. the Chicago, St. Paul Mindeapolis & Omsha company. Or- dered by the court {hat an order of de- fault heretofore made be set sside, Tollowlng Isthe docket call of cases aet for trial to-day In the district court. Barton vs. Patrick. MoCord et al va. Loggett & Meyor To- bacco Co, Estabrook ve. Halbroth, Thomas vs. Forbes, Edwards vs, Potter, Ainsworth & Co. €t al Maurray et al ve. Erdman, # Gallagher vs, Hart, Vehrs vs, Emmerson, Krejcl va, Batton, et al. Vamplen et al. va, Chambers, George R. Henderson, having p: satlefactory examinstion befors the court committee, was admitted to the bar. Judges Wakeley and Nevllle consumed the greater portion of yesterday hearlug arguments, in the appllcation for an injanction, made by Oasper et al. against the clty, in which they wish to have the council enjolned from entering Into a contract with Mack & Company for paving Thirteenth street with Colorado sand stone, A motion of demurrer in the Phillips case was argued before Judge Nevllle yesterday morning. Gibson, the counterfeiter, was con- victed. Judge Stenberg aesessed fines of $1 and costs, yesterday afternoon, on three ditferent parties, James Cory, A. W. Seaholm, and Henry T.fus, for leavirg thelr teams standlng In the street with- out belog tied. ——— POLICE COURT. The Usual Morning Business of Judge Stenberg's Tribunal. John Smith, Charles Lindholm and John Bennet, a trio of unfortunates, who had doused themselves in the flowing bowl, were fined $5 and costs by Judge Stenberg yesterday morning. Gustav Mackelt and Max Elbrechts two Gormans who were arrested Tuesday night for analleged attsmpt to stesla saddle, wera releasad as thera was no convleting evidence sgainst them. Ed Johnson wasa young man_who has been spotted by U. P. ana C. B. & Q. detectives as a dangerous pickpocket. He was arrested Tuesday night as susplol- ous character. Yesterday mornnghe puton a very Innocent alr, and claimed that he was a ‘‘candy hutch”—a peanut fiend. Importannce Reed ot al. Defendants given leave to answer Defendants SPFCIAL NOTICES. YAV ranTo bay o good horse wed phacton; pat eash and bilance in moathly Installments. Ad- K. C, B.” Bee office. §02-17p dress with full pasticulars, AU ado ertisements in_the special columns will s be charged at the rate of 10 cents per line for the “ “nu;om Jesponstie and well known pereon per line for ul in ench coun'y North, West avd South, 1o man- first insertion, and 7 cents per line for each subse. | Loy yhg Weancy for the sale of the house hold Phar. quent insertion: No advertisement will be inserted | macy, tamily Drug store and Medical Institute com- For less than 25 cents. or the irst time. bined. Price otly 10 dol A household necessi" These advertiserments will be inserted in both Morn. | nd best selling article ever in the market. No com. ng and Evening Bditions, representing @ cireula- | b ition; steady employment all the year round For ticulars aad clrculsrs address “The Sun Chemical tion of over Eight Thousand. This class of adver tisements must positively be paid in advance, 0., Incorporated, 248 W. 4th St., Cincinnatl, O, - = | VW Axro—8 unturni hed rooms euitab £90.18n 70 LOAN—MONEY, ) House keening 1a & private house by te for ight a man and )17 Address T I @." Ree office. orsTs wANTED, Address St. Louis Electrio Lamp Co , 8t Louis for viroular, cats and terms of the 8 candie power Marsh i fiy12_ FANTED—Every ady in beed of & sowing ma. chine, to see the new Improved American No. P. E. Flodman & Co._acenta: 220 N 18th. S50\ FOR o ENT—HOUSES 5 oA~ $600 80 §700 01 good real eatate security. 734t W. 0. SHRIVER, opposite . O, ONEY 0 LOAN—On real estate in pums of $£0 and upwards, to any amount. Omaba Finanelal Exchange, 1608 Farnam St Money 1o loan—On collatera's in sums of §: upwarde, toany amount. Oxaha Fiaancial change, 1503 Fornam St. Money o 10an—On chatrels in sums of 8 snd up- wards to any smount, at low rates, Omaha Financisl Exchange, 1508 Farnam St Money o loan —On good securities of any kind, in {OR REXT—Tivoil fco croam and lunch ro: Bee office, any amount, at the Omaha Financial Exchange, 1508 §'0R RENT—Eight-room buildiog, 1200 Dodge St. rnam St., up-staire, it Alt. D. Jones, 368 18p 7\0R RENT—House of fiye r Tnquire of Dr. Pavl, Dent ONRY to 10an at lowest rates ef Interest by Bemis V1 13th and Douglas sts. 0784t t, Willisms Blook 5.10 ONAY to 10an in sum of 8200 and upwards on first-olass roal ostatesocurity. Pottsr & Cobb, [ Jqlon Rest~From July 1st, 1615 Farnam st. 040-t1 19th and Califoinia ttreets, P, Headquarters, rostdence 8. W. corner A. 8. VanKuran, U, 332-20p ONEY To loan on chatt Room 20, Omaha National bank building R38-t1 Woolloy & Harrlzon, ! 7\0r mxT—Cottage rooms and house rooms. J Phippi Roe, 1512 8. 6th 88, 8814t =~ ot d chattels 'on RENT—[hreestory brick store bulldiog; en- MO ronan et ! m‘ gulro of Bdvard Norrla & 0., room 19 Grounse oo 1{()()MS F()R RE‘IT. Do mExT—Large furnishel room suitable for two gentlemen, 1817 Chicago St. 501-19p ML oxer i woxer 11 Money to Loan -0 R — chattel security by W. R. Croft, room 4, With- nell building, N. E. oorner 15tn and Harney ' After yoars of experience and a caretul study of the busi. ness of loaning money on personal property, 1 have furnighed room, bath 200-18p 1n & position to meet the demauda of ail who hocome | J{'OR RENT--A handsomely zem,?onmu embarrassed and desire to raise money B room; 1720 Capitel avo. without delay and in a quiet maonor. Housexeep- ers, proleulnn:l gontlemen, mechanics and others in this city can obtain advances from £10 to £1,000 on such pecurity a3 household torniture, pianos, ma- | = chinery, horses, wagons, warehouso roceipts, socur- }4 ed note’ of hand, ete.. without remoying eame from owners residencs or piace of business, One of the advantages Loffor I3 that any part of any loa1 can bo paid at any timo which will reduce tho lnterest pro rata and all loans ronewed ab the orlginal rates of interest, I haveno brokers in connecticn with my office, but personally superintend all my loans, Ihave privato offices connocted with my general offico o that customers do not come in contact with X 1913 onch other, consequently making all transactions d Withnell 037-§-24 TOR REXT—A Bice'y furn! 17th St or RENT—2 unfurmished fcoat rooms at 1612 Doug. las street, up-stair 875.t1 o RENT—Elegant newly furnished rooms'with hoard, 1616 Capitol svenue, bath room, gas; no hills to climb; fArst-class day board & per wesk » {or REsT—Furnished front to gentlemen only, at ‘arpam St, 86218 strictly piivate. R. Croft, room 4, bullding, N. E. cor. 15th and Harney. or_RENT—Furnished pirlor, dining room for light houte keeping, bay window, bri-k; 603 N, 17th. 3i0-t0 ONEY Loaned on ohattols, cut rats, R. R Hlokets poughtand sold. A. Forman,218 S, 13th 88 | yryop nrxr—Furnished room 1818 Jackson. Sseat F 326,29 or RENT —A well furnished front raom,two blocks from Pacifl s depot, 8. W. corner 11th ‘"g&«;&;“i‘]flt ONEY 10 LOAN o sums of $800aad upward. O.F. Davis and Co., Real Ectato ane Arents, 1600 Faroam 81, 810 o shus—Lotein Credlt Fancler, add, aod grand view ete, neat (1, P. and B. & M, doy ot, #950 and upwards. Homis, 15th and Douglas. rs.at ['O% 8ALR ~Brisiness lot on 18¢h stroet 195 foot ¢ frontage, §12,500; amo & wars hone, lot ne Nall m»rkur‘ «l‘\ Bemis, 16.h and Douglas 078-¢t R 8ALn—Lote n Hillskle add cheavost and besh Inside lois in o city, §760 to 950 axclnsive neents. Potter & Cohn. 05111 Fnu 8ALR = Thrae ohofcest 1o 88411 2 10 Fansacm place P tor & Cobh, . | Jom sau crimar. Gocd fumily hors iceiver Conble OR AALR — ut and I " "4!" In Parker's «H l‘ 500 or oK'e, AN I8 a1t good under satdle. Apply $500 for halt Iots; two lots in Shinn's 24 ada $s00 | 0 G ) North W st coraer 20th end Cass, eoch. Bem's, 15th and Doug a & 78.¢ 844-10y '{an-un Twn lots in Lake's ado 81,000 And &1,800 ‘,,l'.f'v By O F. May o each; three lots on Hamilton, west cf Saunders | H % Hve Dhods ox strect, $550, $600 and §900 each, = Bemis, esth and U b, SRR, T o, o Dovglug ste. 078 I-'Vr view; 81,100, $500 down and £25 por m onth, a7 & $th straet near Ha call's; Kool ros strcots, 04,100, 28— House 8 tovrms barn, well, ol 8 Threo quarters of An acro on Califorals et bt 7 “,‘ ,,_J,.,‘,{’ R Sucred Heart Academy, $2,600, Bemis, 0 oW OoltARh, YYEY B a Ave, neat Leay s on Saunders strect, €1,000 ench; Jronsun-ts Bemls, 15th and Douglhe. 078-11 eary torm < new maps of Omahs, 8 cach 16th and Douglas. 78 shable with full fot on wost of Saund e« rooh BEMI4, Lot RW HOUSE of 4 r0om8 an Hamilton, near 30th an: Aty forms to suit purchaser, Douglas strects. ”.wm-mx Tota I any partof 0 1ala, §1,100 to 816,000, Bomis, 15h and Douglas, = V7841 OR 8ALR—Go0d b room house, ot 50x132 feet,enst front, §1400; $100 cash, balanice §16 per month, W. H_Groon, over 1st National bank. 8641 R 8AUR ~Touse full lot, well, olstern, barn, all in good condition, one block from stroot cars §1 000 easy torms. W H Groen, over 1st Nat'| Bank. 853.t1 { OR 8ALE~Frty 1018 for &a'o on Burt and Cumings between 99th and 8ist cheap, inside property edford & Souer. TULAe P‘nk LRASK—Bost \|||uc'\|p|m| ground In the ty for warehouse houss, 87 feet front on Leavenw orth , north bot 10ih and 11th,will lease for 09 yoars. Bed- ford & Souer. 065t Jgn san oTwentytwo foct on Farmam streot bargaiu if taken immediately, W H Green 450-t ll‘( R SALL MISCELLANEOUS. enworth, beattiful lot, §,700. Kasy te ew hoftso, 10 Facms, two lots, barn, city water ete, three biooks from Park avenus street ca )down and balance in eaty payments. 13 fite place and worth much more o nekid. ground 1825204, w barn worth 81,500, £1,000. Easy térma wost Omsha, fine This 1§ & v than the p. 22)—Touse 7 ro nice view, n and shrubivery 210~ Cottage A room st Omata, shado tr o8 Tocation, 82,60, byt Corner lct in Shion's addition., shade an avd villige acroms th and £26 prr month, 105 Cottate 0 roon s, oarner lot Charles street ono block from Siundors, $3,000 8—Nico cottage, § raoms, 10:h strect, near Loavena Pritk houso ot fruit trees View of thy city river; $3100; 8500 down 21€-_Houre 8 rooms, barn, ¢l nico prace Webster streer, hear Lith st 0 C. . MAYNE, 8 W, Cor. 15th and Farnam, x140 feot opposite J oasy formi. 3 oath front, 41 186 —Acre ot in Gisea ado] Lots in Hanecm Pl Mayne, §'W. Cor. ) M ihiox ¥ 0 wood lots In thin adai AVL1n8 Llocks of street cars, can bo had torms. W I Green, over 18t Navl Bank. BUSINESS CHANOCES. e A hotel and saloon knawn s tho De er House, loosted in Fromont, Neb. withe R SALE- cly matched team 6 and 6 vears [in forty foet of iho U. P, track, Will reut for ono to 1d, sound and reliatle; weigh about 950 ibs a [ five yoars on reasonablo terma. House s noatly fur~ 0. of light douole harness and wood | nished and is the best stand in Dodge county, [n- epring wagon. Apply 10 John P, Echininke, room3, | quire of Robt. Groeg or Mrs, Bridget Hanlon, Fro- Kedick blosk, 36341 [ mont, Neb, £50.20p o3 sa—Choap tarnitaro, fixturos and machines ; emall of tailor vhop, 505 South 10th street; aud house Ad furniture complete, at S05 Harsey strect. Apply at AL elther place, 322.18p '0R TRADE—219—Nlce cottage, boauti'ul_location, an saue—Houso furmture at Battls, Hanscom wost On Will trade fof farm In Douglas of Park, 828:22p | Washingt:n oounties. C. E. Mayno &Co , 8. W. Cor. 16th and Farnam. 841,18 A fine Jerscy calf cheap; enquire 1318 m st. 815-17 Horee, wagon and harness,at a bargain; 1318 Farnam st. 816-17 OR $ALE—One of the best es: ablished cash grocery business; will take ciby property in - ¢x ‘haowe, Address “Grocer” oaro this offioe. 30611 ONEY LOANED at 0. F. Reed & Co's. Loan office on furniture, pianoe, horsed, wagons, personal properts of all kifids and all_othe rerticlon of valie, without remcval. Over 1st National Bank,corner 18th snd Farnam, - Ail business skrictly mnn.nmzmn i ® Jon weat—Fursished front room 1800 Cayitol ave. 201-80p Tor RxT—Desk room, in & nicely furnished office. Iuquirercom 12, Créighton blook. 22020 WANTED FEMALE HELP. ‘oR RENT—Handsomely furnisbed rooms sullable for gentleman and wife or two gentlemen at 2209 Dodgest. 101-10p VY AxTan—Good glrl tor genotal houso work in & small family, 1nquire S. W. cor. 18th and Chi- on Rext—Newly furnithed rooms 1704 Capitol cago §t. A7t avenue, corner 17th. 21517 WA\1»1»~A girl or midle aged wowan for general i o Botso work, - Abply this ovening at 810 Collogo | Jan Ret—Furnished room 1017 Chlcago St Strect. Mrs John Widenor. 858-17p St \oR RENT—One large front_alcove, room, gas, and Wum~5ccmpcz.~nz girl at 424 N. 17th_street. every convenience, 1623 Farnam St. 203-1 85461 AxTRD —Gocd girl for general housework, good wages, 118 . Iith Dodge. VY Axreo—Goodairls tor hotels, private tawilie Oall t Omaha Em: 3471 7 0r RENT —Furnished rooms, 1816 Dodgo street. between Deuglas and 183-July 9 LAl ) e Furnished and unfurnished rooms at 1510 Harney St. 167-tt kite ployme n and laundry work. Burean, 1120 oR RENT - Centrally located furnished rooms at 623 south 15th St. 125-4t Joop aaT-For manutac ‘uring purposes or hall, 4 Tirge room 44x75, 84 loor, No. 110 8. 14th et . enquire at 1409 Dodge st. Simogon, — | Jq\0r RENT—Large handsomely furnished cool room modern convenience, with excellent board for two gentlemen; also fablo bosrd, 1718 Dodge. _637-t or RENT—Nicely furnished room_suitable for two gentlomen, gas and bath, 2225 Dodge. 954-tt farnam £t. rin—A good second gir! 1617 Hara W “'A\Uh—unmi pants maker. heim, Deniton, Towa. Address M. Gold- 831-17p wmnn ~Two good girls at the Occidents B18-t1 7ANTED—A good girl immediately. Mrs. J. H. Cornes, No 2813 Charles strect, botwo:n Irene and James ges 170N T on amer—Furnlibot largo ront foom with aleove grate bath, ete., 1716 Cass street. 040-t1 wmm.‘um insmall family, 1613 Chicago st. 317-17p \oR RENT—Room with board suitable for one or two on the North-Western road, only that and nothlng mera, He was told to leave Omaha on the first train, Andy Morrison, another suspect told the judge a long and painful story of how he had been a steam boat maker in New Oreleans for the past fifteen years—had helped to make tho **Charles P, Choteau, the largest boat on the Miasissipp! river to- day, sir,” and had come north oa the Missourl river to look for work, ete. Judgo Stenberg was not greatly {mprass- ed with the truth of his story, but nev- erthelees gave him unil four o’clock to leave the city. John Ball, a small bu’ wicked colored Doy, arrested for throwlng rocke, was re- lessed, 8s there was no one to appear against him, Seal of North Carolina Tobacco is the baet. e — Passenger Agents Reach Conclusions, Onicaco, 1L, June 17.~The locs! eastern passonger agents to-day agreed to abolish all commistions and] all outside ticket officos and maintain but one general office and one dopot ticket office for each line, also to have Commissioner Moore immediately formnlato a plan for & money pool to which all bu:iness must bo repcrted, the percentages to be ar- raneod by arbitrators, The central passeger association to.day decided to restore all rates on business be- tween interior points east and west within the territory of the association, Only twenty- two of the fifty-six members wero present, and the decision was adopted eubject to rati fication, o ——— A Change of Presidents at Cornell, IrHAcA, N, Y., Juae 17,—President White of Cornell university, presented his resigna- tion to the board of trustees this afternoon, ————— —A large oxcursicn party of methodist church people from Marysville, Kansas, will bo in this city to-day, —The locality of Ninth and Dodge streets has become so notoriously bad lately that the respectable people living there are making terribly bitter complaint, and say that they propose to drive tha rough element out of it. Kvery night the most disgraceful of scence aro enacted by tough menand low down women, VW AsTen— A compsteut girl ta cook, wash and iron agat DS Wt oiohildeen iavAR oA tia ot am—Targo tront oo on flest floor with or 121 with board; 1nquire at 1901 Farnam St. - Apply 833-t1 OR RENT—Severa fine offices In Crounee' block, Inquire Ed. Norrls, room 19 Crounse | bl,n,ck 4. FORSALE—FARMS, in family of three, week. Apply 1824 Dot a8 t. ANTED—Work day or week In p ivate family. ral Dining Hall, corner of 16th and Dedge. ¥ a firct.class laundress by the Addrets Con- | 7 0OMB—With board, dostzable for £07-17p | KUnt 84, Charlos Hotel. At last perfectod systom whero'y tho publicity Gsual in such casos 18 done away with,and 1 am now \ —A good competent_German girl for e neral bousewor; nono. otfer need spply, 1017 Chicagt 263t0 VW o Nurse girl. Apply Mrs F. 3L Howard, lnflfild ‘House. 26141 W oo M,,‘,r,,:,m e m:"" aty m'mm o s —We offr foae cholce farms i Cass Co. n daytime and tako caro of infant. Apply 110 h ; south bt St ALV, No. b3, 112 sore3 bighly improved, 882 per acre. == : - “obmams w w w8 w A B,m" 1040, Eherman ayenus. “ 5291400 ** gevoral hundred acres under A J. M. Counsman, cultivation, finely watered with living brooklots, beautiful groves of native timber, protection for stock {n wint 1, fine baaring orchard 20 yeirs old. The whole in one body, this is ove of the fivcst stock farms in the s'ate. Joins South Bend on B,& M. R. R. $20peracre. C. E-Mayne & Co. 16th aud Far- WV 4xmeo—Three experfenced women canvassor: §6 per day, guaranteed; room 7, Kmln,knht';uk § 7ANTED First-olass dining room girl at tho Mot- : g ] W ropolitan hotel; none otner noed spply. 824-41 | 1AM etreet, Omaha Ne C = = or saLE—160 acro farm York Co., Neb. ¥, M. I sactis, veri Neb. B57:)ly WANTED MALE HELP. ALk~ Tmproved ferm 240 acres; Cass O ten acres within 3 blocke f Post offica, g Water.; will ell or trade for Omaha prop Tor I clerk, cne_ralceman, ono | Wee, WAsmm-A shippicg more delivery driver, at Martin's installment | e;ty. W. H. Groen, Omaha Neb. 283-t¢ storo, 30818 - 2% 2ua-0ood tarm in, Mashington Co; 171 VY Axrav—A barber, 016 8. 15thet. meres; 80 nores caltivated; good buildings; fine 307 18p orchard; running water; all foaced. Edward Norris Co., room 19 Grounse Block. 8354 AxTED—10 good carpenters. Tnqulre James & | o 5 g R = o 5 Dotweon T9th and 20Tk W Stevone, this evenlug, 2417 Cumir St. 878 17p T O O Oh s S5 oy \ / ka d low Room £8, 12 ticente strcet, atix to eigh p. m. 56 -17p live mon to eoll the Ready Fire 0 8ALK—A 030 acre stook and gealn far, 'l im - [ "proved; fonr hours' ride from tne Omahia Stosk 018 | Yards; seven miles from the oity of Fremout; two rallroads within thres miles; 800 acros under plow, the rost in pasture; board fence, running stream through pasture; house with ten rooms; will bo 8.1d cheapit old imuiediately; on terms to” suit. For turther particulars inquire of Geo. C. Grodfre mont, Neb. 7LNTED—A g00d tean ster immediat:Ip; iLqul on Douglas nesr 2. Mre. Jo_nson. 342-17p W A3t boy who cun apoak Girman, or gon- oral kiuchen work #0210 8, 1211 Struct, 834-15p 3 A o FOR SALE-—HOUSES—LOTS. ANTED-A wa a propar o WY T0 =4 whtoh oakeriand glock prepeisx “ [on saun 8 story briok bloek on Famam, two stores, $25,000; rents for $3,000. wuun—on- or two good canyassers wanted for | For eale—Faroam street property near new Coure Shannon Musio Binder. John H, Cornes, 2818 | House; will double in value in two yca Charles strect, between Irene and Jamo: 12 For sala—Four residence lots on Georgis avenue, — — L desirable propsaty. For eule—"lwe' ty lota on Vinton strect, one block from end cf L8t street car line; this property s do- ble for residence,and s only twenty minutes ride from Parnam; will be sold cbeap and on easy terms For sale—Ninetesn lots on Caming and ¢ ghteenth - [ on Burt strecta, 8 blooks west ot Military. bridge. q 0, K s Is excellent pre perty. Tagqubre fg',.fl}' B koo~ ealdsnce ot 74 tlocks from Red Car ine, $650, For sslo—Residence lot three blooks from Green Car line,§650. For sa'e—House aud 1ot, (house new and cost §700 Dear street car line, 91, ZW, very cheap. 35120 3%, Riley & Co., 216 . 18th 88, 0k BALE A 1ot on 1Larney street near 25th street, 002192 fcot 92.50). This is a bargain for any W ey 1 ooy overy town in Nebraska and I sion to workers Address E. eral Agents, Kansas C ty, Mo, J0UR clgarmakers wanted. Godfrey, Fremont, Neb, SBITUATIONS WANTED. axTRD — Bituation; widdle aged man, snything honorable; bouds and g0od Feferences:addresss Van, 5108 14th st. 2020p ' Wiloex & Co., Gel 27627 TUTT’S PILLS 25 VEARB IN USE. (ho Greatest Modical Triump Triumph of the Age' B8YMPTOMS OF A TORPlD LIVER CONST PATION. TUTT'S PILLS aro especially adapteo 10 such cases, one doso effects such o Bange of fecling as to nstonish tne suflerer They Kner: e the A Lt cause tho a0y to Take o Fie nowslaned, i by 1o Digestive Organs Ito nrmiuu- Pri urr: TUTTS MAIR DYE, GRAY Himm or WHSKERS change sy BLAGK by o si0gle application of this DYE. 1t imparts & natural color, acts ‘nstantaneously. Sold Dy Druggists, or snt by expres on receipt of $1. #ffice, 44 Murray St., New York. one. C. E. Mayne&Co , B, W. corner 16th and ‘axTuo—Position as ehipping clerk in wholesale | ¢ - 018 house; 18 years experience; Satisfaction gus: toed; reiesences of boods. ‘OR 541800 foet on Farnam ne r Ot) in Highland Place and Jerome I torme, Tuttle & A:lieo, 211 south 18th 849.Jly 15 & 8ALE—Four lote on Georgls av.., in Hanecom pluce, good location; will sell in a body or se; Tately ot & bargaia. Torms 6o sult ® Address - Heo offi e, 120-41 also lots ,0n eary ‘AxTED—Sltuation as house keeper by lsay. ‘Addross N, E. corner 18th and Pacito. Sok17p VY A3man—A situstion by a young men who ls not afraid of work; Goed refercnces furnished. Ad- dress M. L. B." Bée office. 810-17p 7 ANTED—Situation by a colored waiter; aeforences. Address Walter, Boe offic > est of o 8oLk —Full 1ot on 16th street, three caltogos on lot, 3 cisterns, well ete., would rent fcr 160 B mon B 1f sold 'in B0 days 6,20, Potter & bb, 1516 Farnam st cet, 28524 a20,18p 708 8ALE —Cheap lote on 21sb rirest fo Millard - - Plico, omt front, ouly §1,200. Pobter and Cobb, (amily seamstress, call on or address | 1610 Faruam Bt. L) B sl Faciho ) °"‘:a","" ()} ket 10th stect, copuor lok €Ox140 feo ,exst ront; 7 room houre, barn. sll improvemeats, shrubery eto., for $2,600." Must bo sole. W H Green, over 1st Nat'l Bavk. 23441 3i8.17p VW Auren—Eltustion by n active wan of gond drees and business experience. Address ‘T Bee offie. MIEOELLANEOUS WANTS. ANTED—Two horses to board, 8. E. corcer 20ih and Webster, 805-10p o8 saLs—Large house, newly bulll, 9 gooms, sl modern improvements with 4 lot, at 1716 Cess st ; inquire at premises. 125t 7 ANTED uple of nlce yourimon as bosscors | 10 on sauk—A choico lob in Hentoom Flaco on VY i private fumily; best of referouce reqnired. riin Avenue; will sel at & bargain on termn M, P." Boo office, 840 18p | tosuit; addreas D C. A., Be office, 12940 Bn e sttecn mouib o ocd party can | From saus~Five lots 47x180; together on Leaven- have. (Parents dead,) “0. 0.” Bee office, worth street; beautiful locatiou, $1,000 One- | 528229 | fourth cash, balanco on loog time, easy terms, | — | Cralle & Jones. 20041 ANTED—A good reliatle femily borse 1818 Farnam ok saLE—Tarce beautiful residence Shinn's | . 8 add, Bplendid view, §2760, Eemls, 16th | “ ~To buy su established retall grocery and Douglae. o8-t cowmission bus ness o Omaka. Address * M. | Lock box 29, Brownsyille eb. 829-10p {0k ALK—The chesvest lots in the oty only 1) th v est of the Post office, prices rangio 0 §1,000 cach; terms 12 suit. Bemls, 16t] sad Douglae, [IE) V- Someons 1o adopt & Loy baby Inguire ‘! mother, at Poor House, 200-10p » of boarding house fon, two blocks 8. " Bee offico, 7p E Inquire at 02-17 Fomsans 1012 Pact of U, P, depot. Address *X Y A first.class fami'y horse. /m & Erickson, opp. . O, {0% 8aLk At Msjor Crofta St-ck yards, n car load cf fine graded cows with young calvea. Or. ders taken for geaded and fall blooded young bulls and heifers. 973-19p OR SALE—Jersoy cows at auction, 18 head. High class and rogisterd Jersoy cows will bo sold at ion, Wedue: 3 July 1,718%5, at 2 o'clock, with- out limit or by bid. 'Haviog concluded to sell my entlre herd cf 18 cow d give my whole attention 10 breediog high bred hative stock and shetland 3 nies, Is wy cause for selling. Torms cash. N 1. Solomon, Spring Vailey Stock farm, Omah, Neb. 282-July 1 ok SALK—A good horse sultable or 4 ady to drive, cheap, a8 owner has no use for him. C. J. Menters, 1411 Capitol ave. 243-18 VAV 2577 -A frst classfresh young milch cow, not over 4 years old; give breodiog and price, Tock Box 617, Omaba. 219 tf 'oR 8ALR—Valuable Chickering grand piavo nearly now and little used, a3 large disooust at 1716 Cass strect. 940-t1 {OR 8ALE—Wagon umbrellas, fine new stosk at 1409 and 1411 Dodge st. 5712 tt Fon 8ALA—1wo No 1 phaeton,one second hand bug- Mmy 1400 nd 1411 Dodgo st. 825-t¢ REAL ESTATE. $3.500, potezo ot 5 rooms on South_19th o) trest, near Post office, and } block trom Zar jinc, eary termy. 160 fewt on'Farnam, on easy terms 81,60 Cottage of 4 r-0us on lot in Shinn's add, on monthly payments; 2 blocks from cr lins and near school $4,600. Nice 9 room house on full lot in Idlewild } cash snd time. 24,600 Nice houseard burn on 3 lot on Capitol Hil', on easy term; one Llock from car line. 84,100, Two hotiees on Iazge 10t in Johnson's ald. for salo as a bargaln, M F, BKARS, 16th and Dodgo streets 82417 R Cholce lots in Paulsen’s add , on strect carlite, on eaey terms for parties who Want to im pr.ve. 2 ton scre lots, 2 1-2 miles from city, $125 per acre, 10acres adjoi ing fort, $3,600, 4acrelotin New grooklyn, 11-2 miles fram city, 860, 5 icres 11:2 miles from fort, 8600, 80 acres 4 miles from city, well improved, $1,810. 110 acre improved farm,” good orchard, bearing, 2 niles from city, $46 per atre. 5 acres onSauders st., well improved, beariog or- chard, £3,000. 8,600 acres, mostly cultivated lan?, fine hayland with tame grass, timbor, good pastore, 10 miles fence two tenant hoaves, two wiles from Rivor Sioux etation in Herrijon and Menona county, lowa, $25 Best +tock farm in Towa, cres wild land la Central, Western Neb., to $7.50 per acre on casy terms. A lerge number of improved farn s in Sarpy, Doug, 1as and Washington Co.,at low prices. An excellent farm Joining Beaver crossing, & thriy- ing country town in Beward Co., containing 740 acres well tmbered and watered and highly improved, 7,000, ¥or rent—Dezk rooms No 1518 Farnar room house. Paulsen & Co, 1513 Farnam § ,and a g (VR 8ALE—By Ballou Bros, 8178 1th St. Corner lot with houso on Daveng ort sf Corner iof with hoos) on Burt st.. §3 Touso and lot near Long Echool, $1,600 House and lot on Division ef. §1,000, House and ot near 28d and Leaven'th, $1 000, House and corner lotin Prospect Place, £1,000 aqgo? Mteen lctanear Leavenwoith and Park AY:,each Fine east front Hantoom Place lots, $100. Desirable lots Burt and Lo <o Ave, 85 For rent, 7 houses from §7.60 to $26.00. 178-10 JOR _eALE —Onsouth 224 st, one 4 room aud one & room cottage, bara, wsll, cis orn, &2, on same Iob, reut for §35 pormonth, on'y 83,100; would _sell separately, Pottor§ Cobb, 1516 Farnam St. 050-t¢ 70R 8ALE.—A full corner red oar lino -850, This J. E. Riley & Co., 216 9, 18th For Sale Lot bOxlfll 224 8t., near Grace, 8600, This 18 also & basgaio. J. F. Riley & Co.,216'8 18th 8¢ For salo—Thres lots G0x140, south front, & blocks {rom streeh ears. —§350 eaoh; Larg sos. J. i Klley & ., 2168 18th 8t o Salo Twslots on Goorgla v, Redlok's,add. cast front, no gradiog, near Farnam, 76x140—82000 oach. ‘Less are rexsonable. J. E. Riley & C0,215 8 13th 8. 4600 to $950 and nine om two blooks west of itively 8 bargain. st. For Salo—Ten lots on Cuming k., Burt st., four blooks {rom milltary bridge. J. E. Ri- ley &Co., 215 8 18th For Balo—Elghteen lots on Vinton st. from terminus 18th strest oar line. Positi J. E. Ril y & Co., 216 8 13th ¢t. We desire 0 say to our patrons that fn the above list wo oan glve aasurance of #afo and profite vestment. We also have property in almost quatterof the city worthy of investigation. RILEY & CO., 316 8 lsih . 'OR BALE—{ r00m coF on 18th treet 8 blooks ferms, Potter & Cob} o, wel. barn and alstern, East hall of blook 8 ronb, 4w aore lots, picest la add., 600 feet Omahs, fufl view o city s nd Blufts, makiog 10 lots 165 foes oach, will soll half or all Lots 44 and 60, Nelsoo's add., §700 each or will Lot b, blook 1, Kountz's 4th add, beiog store cn 10th t, full lot §2,2(0, wlso lot 9 same block 81,860 Two lots In" 8 uth Omaha, by Goodman's, with house, orchard, clstero, and wel, al $100. 16 tivo acre lots in Vioeland, 6 limits overlooking city and HIuffs, 836 per acre. Lots 10 and 11 block 19, Haoscom place ve'y 200 for both. 10 116t tront block 6, house, barn, well, snd clstero. Corner, 2 lots in Hawthorne on Cass st, 90 f r both ete ete. Call and s¢o us, Dexter L Thomas ‘& Bro, Feul Estate; Roow 8 Greighton block. 67841 miles north city Park place, with & 8ALK—By O. F, Davls & Co., 1605 Farnam §:. Owmaa, House and lot on seuth Eighteonth 8t., 1,000 ST T Twentleth ' 31,400, 2houres 4 Dodge ucar %6th 84, #2200, 8 ote lu Hauscom Place, each, § 52 House and lot on Park avenus, $4i00. ' Daveuport 8t., 812000, w ou [ '8 9,000 M 4t gouth 18th ¢ § um 16,000 wores of land in Booue county, §7 to 10 20,000 W on " 8 80 18 Land in Madison, Wa) ne, Platte aud Hall countics on oasy terw'. Money oaned on long time, e AW PARTNERSUIE—A lawyer cf sovoral yoars piao- tice in Pennsylvanin, and fam Tiar with the bus. iness in Washington D.'C, weuld like to form a Fartnership w.th a lawyor Ih Nebraska, whoso prac- tce requires additional help. B st of refsrenco g ud character. Address *J. D, shington, D. 234 10p TgR BALR. Ono of the bost looatod mont markete, ¥ inquirest Oberr, Hoosick & Co., 518 South 3th St. W ArtEn-—To exchange 000 sores good farm laud in Custer Co., Neb., for stock of genoral mer- chandise, For full particulers, addross *J W H' lock box No 8, Wyamcre, Neb. 231 92p ) At a barzain, on acoount of my health falling, 1wish to dipose of my billiard hall, It is in the best location in the city, nnd doing » good paying business at all timos. For full particulars wddress C. L. Herman, Platt.mouth, Neb. =5 o 935.J0ly2p I0R BAL®—Drug storo In a desirablo locallty, wil invoico sbout $1,600 R C Patterson, N E corner 15th and Farnam, 450-t¢ D. | A0 SALE—Or oxohange a full stock of olothing boota and shoes, gont' furnishing coods, will ex+ chango for Nebraska Lands. G, H. Peterson,s04 8, 10th St., Omaha, Neb. 946-t1 ‘OR 8ALR—In Oakland Neb. firat-class meat market 8150 the furni'ure of the St Paul hotel. For par: tleulars, inquire or write Wiggera & Uehling, Oakland Neb. 674-mi9 PERSONAL. DrrsoxaL—John Hamlin, former} Las opened real estate ofice at 811 8. 11th §t. 252-18p ERSONAL—Mrs. E. M. Hooper. trance olalrvoyant, and healing modium, over 710 North 10%h Sb: R, A CHESTERFIELD —Magnetio phyticlan, test and developing medium, over 619 north 16th St, 668-§21 HOTELS. STITUTE Hotel, formerly Crelghton house, newly T, n\o]onw, 13th aud Capitol ave. "498-417p_ IOF GREAM Tnn purest, sichest and best ico croam always f on han rders for private and boarding houses 208_South 15th 198-jly-0 promptly delivered, Carl Scnmid, treeb, above Farnam. BOABDING’. N juis Parlor Rostaura t. oard by the ool §5.25. Mol tickets, $3.50. Sinele mauls, 25 contr. 107 N. 16th street, near Dolge, ( orws—All atlmonts of the feet, a1ccesstully troat= 7od by Dr. Barry, 1612 Douglas streot. Office for ladicn. L03T AND FOUND, rewarded by returuing it to Thrmas Gonro at Tank Line office. 380-19 QTRAYED OR sTOLEN—From 2215 Chicazo kt,, bay ronche,with 11 on the loft side of neck, T oroes- od in midels on lefttroct leg. 7 and T on I:ft hind Ies 870-18p ATRAYED—From Oth and Dorcas a orw, ved with M argo white spots, b 0 on the !t haurch, straight hoined. Finder rowarded by retirning to I . Raves 16018 YI"M. N Ur—A bright bay horse, hind feet whil 1 “star in foreread. Owner can have the same by Galling and paying costs at Dennis O'Klelly's, ha't milo weet of Unlon Stock yards. #74-19p TRAYED—Cnc light bay borso with white bind foet Nand white star in the head: was lost or stolen last Saturday, in the vicinity of oy d's Packing house, Any i:formation will be reccived at withe, 218t Cuming streets and bo rewarded. 81117p AKEN Ur—A young iron gray mare, 2 white hind lege; enquire of Christian Thomy §:n, milkm; F. 18th st., just outslae city limits, 806-17p AKRX UP—A poir of bay work horses. The ovn can havo the rame by calling at James F, Doole one milo west of the reservolr, on the Milifary road, und paying charges. 808.17p o —Large ved cow, T. Murray, 904-t1 4 MISCELLANEOUS. 0k 8ALE—Handsome household furn iture of 10 room house before July 1st. Partios going esst, 619 Pleasant 86, 14818 un U, P, Park looated 12 miles 8 W. on U, P. foad, lariow opan $othe publlo aud can bo rented for pic-uics aud social gatherings. Bpecial rates for fare given, For terms, call or . C. Bohwenck Papillion, Neb. 99240 JBRcen xanwa—rartios wiabing o purchase brood mares for ranch purposes ploase call at Howan' Livery stable, 18 sonth 13th atroot, Omaha. 4 ILVKR TAG, 4008 00D K1Y0 YOU hoar 1edoemod a4 ono cent, each by the dealors, Peveke Bros., Agents. 083-t1 BANDONKED HOMESTRADS —Now law, Persons who Aok omestoads in Western Kausss previous to Juoo 16th, 1880, and abandoned them without mak- ing final proof, will learn something to their advan- Ly addreselag we by letterat once. . laao Mal- I iavil, Iand attoraey, Kennoth, Snoridan Co., Kan- Bas. 9984150 vau—(fin Elkhorn and Flaie. T, Murray. 800-t¢ drese! HEW SILVER TAO, it frult flavored, tage redeemed at one oenteach by the dealors, Peycke Bros, sgents. 088-41 weTRUOTION on banjo given by G K Gellen ) R L 45041 me SILVER TAG, 1t does nOt taint the breath, rodeomed b8 0u6 ooz ach by bho dealorn. Fi Bros , Agonta. and cosspools cleancd at the shortest notico and satisfaction gusrauteed by ¥, Abal, P. 0. Bax 574 3 Vento o Jomice—1 will pot be responsible for any dents contracted by my A. A. Thompson, Omahs, June 17, 1585 BB EDWARD KUEHL MAGIITER OF PALMYSTERY AND OONDITION ALIST, 868 Fanth etroot, betwoon Farusm and Haze uoy will, wii thoald of guardiar splills, cbisluiog for_anyone glance in 4he past sud presect, sad o8 oertaln conditions in the future, Boots and showk made to order Perfect sadlalaction guaranierd