Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 19, 1885, Page 2

2 V4 QUESTION ABOUT LD Browit's Iron Bitters ANSWERED. The question has obably been M:Mrllzmfllln&. elasively that iro ‘nekn.nlwhdln to jowaver: A rem of NS THON BITT a0 s aation ot Dot found doos not injure BROWN'S IR0 NBITTERSHt et headache, or produce constipation—all other iron medicinesdo. BROWN TRONBITTERS digestion, Billonsness, Weonkness, #yunt iny, Mnalarin, Chills and Fevers, ‘ired Feel seneral Debility, Pain in the Ride, Backor 'All‘nhl."l‘ndnl‘hf and Nearale @n—tor all these ailments Tron 18 prescribed daily, U however,doss BROWN'STRONBITTERS, ormee s mingte. @ Like all othior thorongh ‘medicines, it acta 0'“\ ‘When taken by men the first symptom of mefit is renewed on_rgy. The muscles then becoms irmer, the digestion improves, the bowsls are active, [0 1comen the sffect is usually more rapid and marked, 10 aye8 begin at onoce to brighten : the skin cloars I:r. healthy color comos to the chesks; nervousness isappears; functional derangaments become regas« ar, and if A nursing mother, abundant sustenanos sapplied for the child, Remember Brown's Iron ittors i the ONLY fron medicine that is not in- Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. TAKE NO OTHER. THE DAILY BEE--FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1885. ments of the alr. Services were held last Friday at the hours appoiated. Late NEBRASKA CITY. e In the afternoon a ssvere storm arose Tucidents of Interest i the OI8 TuWa | o & 3o e vonts, howarer, on the Missouri were Injured by the wind, and only fow were bl>wndown. After the storm Elder J. H. Cook, president of Kansas 8. D. A, conforence arrived on the ground. He preached in the evening to a goodly number who came out after the storm had passed. Early Saturday mornlng, at 5:30, all gathered In the large pavilion for prayer and social meeting. Services were held at 8 o’clock In difterent tents, Preaching by Elder A. J. Cudney, president of N’abnnkl conference, on oconverslon. Elder Cook spoke in the afternoon, after which a call was made for unconverted and backslider to come forward to the i Some over thirty respond- . A season of prayer was held for them. This was followed by teatimonles from these, Many they Effect of the Looation of the New Federal Building. A New Steamboat Initiated—Olose of the High Echool Year— Events in Soclety, NEBRASKA OITY. GENERAL EVENTS, Correspondence of The Bee. Neprasga Ciry, Neb., June 17, 1885, — The splrit of improvement or *“‘fix up’ has taken po lon of the people. The county folks are Indulging in the frivoll. ty of a new sidewalk around the court :‘;i:(;;zl‘;:d‘h: ‘:l:::;?g 'é’;g::‘:?e:: house block. The Presbyterfan and the | held in the evening. Congregatlonal socleties have just fin-| On Sunday E.der Saltz spoke on the i second advent. Elder Cadney spoke In Mhod Temaintiog and papering tholt | (L0 fturmoon on the Sabbath. Hidor e oos, while new sldewalks, | yohngon took up the subject where Elder additions and Improvements of all kinds | Cudney left it. Elder Shultz epoke in A CONFIDENCE GAME. Omaha Swindied ont of Nebraska Trade by Donble-Dealing Kairoads, Il Stock Shipments from Saline Oounty ~Doanc College Commence. ment—Doings of the % tans, 4 o Cretans, s NAN REME( OR. P> ATIN. URE Rheuma(lsm,‘heur;figla, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Headacl Toothache, Special Correspondence of the D, Orere, Neb., June 15.—ln the month of April there was shipped from this town to Chicago 300 cars of cattle; in May 200 cars; June, thus far, over 100 cars, The number of cars for March I could not get exact, but with that month’s shipment and the namber yet to go for June, one thousand cars of corn-fed oat- tle will have gone to Chicago from Orete by the B. & M, Nota ocar was shipped to Omaha, A representative of a Ohl- cago commission house, who has been watching for these cattle eince January, id there had been shipped from Crete| 617 since January lst one milllon dollars| iigeret s Ay DOCTOR WHITTIER Cha Mao. are the order of the day. The new ferry boat has arrived, and is now making regular trips between here and the Towa shore. She is named the ‘“Capitola Butt,” and Is as pretty a boat as the name she ealls under. Children’s day, a new institution In the Sunday school here, was appropriately obrerved on Sunday by the Beptlst, Moethodist and Congregational churches of this city. The day of the ‘“‘aweet glrl graduates” 1s once more past, the graduating exer- cises of the High school class having taken place. The class this year con- slsted of seven of the clty’s most pop- ular young ladles, no representative of ¢ the sterner sex graduating with the class of 1885. Now 1s the winter of our discontent 4 atiel 2 1o \ made glorfous summer by the other stiria ot BROAD GLAR fellows, fs the remark of the candidates ¢ ART BEST OPERATING for county honors, who are all bobbing Pgnda L up serenely on every hand. A baker's -JICKEST SELLIIS AND |dozen or more ara on the string for :h 'JERPBBT ‘mumm TWE each office in the gift of the people, and the end is not yet. W. G. Cost attered to the oubile . wngte Davls, ex-justlce of the peace, of Dunbar, who was arrested for embezzling from the Plano Manufactur- ing company, and a young man who was under arrest for burglary at Syracuse, escaped from the county jall a few days since and have not since been heard from, They succeeded in cutting through the wall of their cell witha saw made from an old piece of stove pipe. Deputy U. 8. Marshal A, G. Hastings, of Lincoln, arrived in the clty Saturday and caused the arrest of Bernard Brady, o prominent and wealthy farmer, charged with embazzling $1100 from the heirs g | of the estate George C. Nester, which he manages. It is the opinlon that Mr. Brady will fully exonerate himself of all charges when the trial comes off, Garden truck and fraits of all kind are abundant now. Peas are retalling at 25¢ per_gallon; cucumbers 50c per dozen; cauliflowers 10c each; strawberries $2 50 per case; cherrles Go per quart, and other frults and vegetables likewise as cheap. Chickens retail at $2.00 per dozen Now that the Cincinnati house is to he torn down to make way for the new government building, there is talk among capltalists of this place, of securing elther the old Barnum house or the Grand Cen- tral hotel and entlrelyremodleing and re- fittlng the eame and making a firat-class up town hotel. The marrlage of two popular soclety people occurred last week. Dr. Claude ‘Watson, our county coroner, being united In the holy bonds of matrimony to Miss Lena Powell, daughter of Edward Pow- ell, Esq., a well known and most attrac- tive young lady. The taking of the census {s now being carrled on by Messrs, McCartney and Farley. They expect to be through with the same by end of this week. From present appearances the clty will boast of over 8,000 inhabitants for 1885. T, C. Lambeth, of Lambeth brothers, and Frank Hocheteller left yesterday for a summer trip across the plains via the transportation of the good old tlmes —toams. The Rev. 8. P. Swartz Is lylng danger— ously ill, of cancer of the stomach, at the resldence ef his grand dsughter, Mrs. Wm., Hawke, Several marrlages of prominent young _ | people are prospactive, Dr. A, Bowe who fell through the hatchway at the packing house is up and around agaln, his injuries not proving so serious as was at first feared. The closing exerclses of the institution for tha blind took place in the bullding last Friday evening. There was a large Plalos & Dnmsisscmsoe =A% quitted themselves well, refleoting gre credlt upon the faculty. The blin asylum was never under better superln- ) | tendance that that of Prof, Parmalee, and is progressing finely. 13 CONDUCTED BY Royal Havana Lottery | (A GOVERNMENT INSTITUTION.) OUrawn at Havana Cuba, Every 10 to 14 Days. Tickets in Fltths; wholos ‘ractions pro raf #apjece 10 0O MARIPUIALILA, DO perftosin Interest. It i the fsiuze of chance In existent For dlckets apply $o SHIPSEY & CO., 1212 Broad way,N. Y. City;, or M.OTTENS & CO, 019 Maln 8t Ksasas City, Mo, I am an old man. For 28 years I suffered with uloers on my right leg a8 the result of typhold fover, Amputati estod a8 tho only means of pre. Fors could do nothing. for e 1 must die. For three years I never hi ashooon. Bwift's Specifichss made & pormanent ‘cure and added ten years to my lifo Wi R, Rxp, Hall Co., Gat 1 have taken Switt's Speciho for blood polson con- tracted at medical college at & dissection; while I was & medical student. 1 am grateful to say th ¥ave me a speed, horough cure after wy pi Tonts had spent s of dollars for treatment UBKU8 Wi D, Newark, N. J. My wite from early girhood has been sufiering from rheumatism. Ez has tried many remedics, and I must frankly gay hes derived more benefif from Swift's Specifo than from all the others, afgor Toug and faithtul trial. w5 By, JA8. L, Prskos, Oxtord, G Bwitt's Speclfic Is entlrely vegetable, 1o6d and Bikin Diseases miatled free. The Swirr Serorric Co., Drawer 8] Atlanta Ga,, or 9 W. 28d St., N. Y. "AFINE LINE OF Treatise on th evening, while Eider Jorge presched to the Germant A fenrful storm arose just as the evening sermon closed, which continued several hours, Some tents were blown down. Early thls morning they met for wors ship as though there had never baen such a thing as a storm. All appeared cheerfal and happy. Servlces continued to-day. Neveral were baptized to-day. The meetings will likely close to-night. The Seventh Day Adventists are cer- tainly an earnest, christian people, and will certainly have success If hard work and earnestness will Insure success in anything. J. A 0. ' WAITING ON THE TABLE.” How it is Done and Who Does It— Something About an Unknown Class of People, “I think,” sald the proprietor of a well-known down town cafe, in answer te the question of a reporter, “‘that I prefer negro walters to girls.” ‘“Why?" asked the man of the note- book. “Well, I'll tell you. As a general thing, & colored walter Is prompter, fills an order more cleverly, and dees hls work in better style than agirl. For these reasons I prefer him. On the other hand, there are many reasons why a girl walter s the best. For Instance, they are cleaner, more economical, and don’t break so many dishes as thelr "col- ored co-laborers. Another thing is that they are more capable of doing side work than the darkey waiters. You know that after a girl has finished her regular work in walting on the tables, she has to perform a certaln amount of extra work, such as wasbing dishes, cleaning castors, ete, Girls take more readily to this work, and do it better than do the colored walters.” “‘What are the average wages received by an Omaha waitress?” “‘Fifteen dollars & month. Yes, this includes board and lodging,; and laun- dry service. Negro walters recelve abont twenty or twenty-five dollars onth, providing their ownlodging. Occasionally one of the older waiters will receive more. Head watters of course recelve mora—§30, $35, and even $40 a month, besides board. The stewards receive good pay, from $60 to $100 a month.” “Don’t you find that the oolored walter remembers his orders better than do the girls' “No, not On the contrary, I think the gi he advantage of him in this respect. In the larger hotels, you know, a walter rarely takes more than two or three orders at the most, and will 'EZ often make serious mistakes in filling that number. On the other hand, I bave frequently seen girls, and have them now in my employ, who can tuke five or six orders at a tlme and fill them all, without making a single mis. take. Calculating that there are six dishes to each order, this would make a total of thirty-six names to remember. something that you and 1 would find ex- tremely difficult. Does it require any prevlous training to wait well and accur- ately on the table? Yes, sir, decldedly so, Everything depends on prevlous training, A green girl when there is a heavy rush of guests to her tables, will break down and become utterly confused. 1t s only after long and careful tralning thata waltress or a waiter bocomes capable of handling bis or her work thoroughly, satlafactorily and In a manner swift enough to sul emergencles,’’ A New Eplscopal Parish, Wednesday evening themembers of the Eplscopal church in North Omaha met in Grace Ohapel, according to notlce worth of live stock. The question occurring in rustic minds out this way is: ‘“What ts Omaha golng to do about it I understand it ia the same way sll along the line of the B. & M, and Northwestern roads. Nebraska products that Omaha should handle are shotthrough to Chiocago direct by these roads. Will Omaha continue at the mercy of these two roads to obtaln business, or will she at once proceed to the task of bullding llaes of rallway direct from her own gates into the terri- tory now controlled for Chicago by the two roads mentioned. With Omaha rests the problem of her future greatness, and to solve It she has only to gather Ne- braska unto herself, All Nebraska will lend e helping hand to the task. The ctty has had submltted a proposi- tlon to build a system of water works. The question will be determined at the next meeting of the city council. The height obtained for the reservoir will glve 150 feet pressure. Doane college commencement week began yesterdsy morning. President Avery deltvered tho baccalaureate ser- mon, Chancellor Manatt, of the univer- sity, delivered an address Sunday even- ing. Monday and Tuesday cccur ex- aminations; June 15th, senior prepara- tory claes evening entertalnment; June 16th, 3 p. m., trustees’ meeting; same evening, Hesperlan soclety entortalnment June 17, dedlcation of Tachis hall by Thomas Doane, Eeq., and Rev. W. O. ‘Weedon, same date, exhibltlon drill of college cadets; June 18, graduating clasa exercises, There will be one gradnate In the classlcal course and ten in the normal course. The Nebraska Sunday school Assem- bly association have had a large force of men at work upon thelr grounds under the superintendency of Mr, C. J. Bowlby. The 109 acres owned by the association have been put in splendid order. The beautifal groves by the river have been trimmed, walks have been laid, the dining hall enlarged, one large brick building for normal purposes has been erected and one building for the use of the teachers who will be In attendance. These grounds will be the finest In the state of Nebraska for park and pleasure purposes. The as. eembly meeting begins July 1st and con- tlnues until July 10th., Dr. Vincent, Dr. Meredith, Dr. Tiffany, Miss Sherwin, Mies Holmes and MissRichmond, the la- dies of thelr several departments of work, The programme is conducted in all respects the e as at Cheutauqua, New York. A large number of tents have already been engaged, indicating a very large attendance. Ten days camp. Ing out on the banks of the Blue {s an excellent July diversion. For the Fourth of July a spectal programme 1s prepared, 1t is called the national day of the session. In the evening a naval sham battle by the river stesmer and a land battery is proposed. Excursions upon different days will arrlve from varlous places. Why can’t Omaha vislt her Blue river nelghbor upon one of the days? Corn is a fine stand, looks well and is maklng great progress these warm days. The smsll grain prospect was never bet- ter. The great wish of the business men and all our prople Is to have another rail- road communication with your city, Rusric, Sneed's Explanation, Some tims ago, it msy be remem- bered, J. L. Sneed was arrested at Weeplng Water, on a chargs of selling mortgaged property. It seems that the complalot was sworn out In Justlce Bartlett's court, at the instance of J. J. Philbin, who bought Snced out, It was claimed that Sneed had eold out some of the fixtures which did not belong to him, A letter has just been received at this Nervous Prosiration, Dab Menist hysical Weakness ; Mercurial and othe tions of Throat, Skin ar So old Sores and Ulcers e “Discases Arising fro b3 D!ulb‘frl'nfllll en 4 Positive Written Guarantoe oo Fansile seribing a James Modioal Instibute hartered by theStateof I1li- Binois for the express purpose 47 of givingimmediate relietin ¥ all chronic, urinary and pri- vate diseases. Gonorrhcea, ‘GleetandSyph c sses by D Lost Manhood, positt menting. The appropriats remedy 15t once used in each case. Consuitations, pers sonal or by letter, sacredly confidential, . Med- icines sent by Mail and Express, No marks on package to indicate contents o sender. Address DR.JAMES,No. 204Washington St.,Chicago,I1l. e i b — T THEONLY TRUS | OB s EL OO 7 THION 1 I.OOSE’S BXEXTRACT Red Clover Blossom cuRnzs Cancers. - Irnaca, Mich., Feb, 8, 1582, 3. M. Loosx & Co,, Moxmos, Mich, GENTS—1 am using your ¥luid Extraot Red Olover Bloseomand Wt GEnns fuid Extract Bed and am well. Iam isfled it is the best remedy for Cancer known. You are welcome use this for the SR S e Respectlully, MRS, L. A, JOHNSON, Scrofula. ToLxpo, 0., ) 188, 38 Toow s Co, Morma SIS e P00 rellef until she gavo your Extract of Red Clovera trial, I am happy to say she has experienced great reli P = teully, H. ARMS, W 1am, very res Erysipelas. 2.3 Looss & Co, Moxnon, wigs ! Ot Doc 16t 1652 GENTS—1 commonced taking your Red Clover, Crenthos mnt T s bevaiieias ahid bave,got, becid m-musz hlooc medicine. i Be Ao gon ‘Yours truly, &. M. SEIBERT, EFlever Sores. . saya—Afte ¥ 2524 Clover iy ukod two pownds o1 ysur BoLA Extrace e Cloves, o "°s'"“‘;:a|dn -ry e 1 Blood u"r: '8 Sprini 0 Tonto and genera Pu 1€ has o squal. . For salo by all Arugsists, oF I, i 086 & Co,, Monroe, Micl, RealEstate | BEDFORD " & SOUER 213 8. I4th STREET, BET. FARNAM AND DOUGLAS. Have a large list of inside business and resi- dence property, and some of the finest suburban property in and around the city. We have business property on Capitol Avenue, Dodge, Douglas, Farnam, Harney, Howard, 9th, 10th, 13th and 16th sreets. We have fine residence property on Farnam, Douglas, Dodge, Davenport, Chicago, Cass, California streets, Sher- man, St Marys and Park Avenues, in fact on all the best residence streets, 'We have property in the following ad- ditiens. McCormick’s, Kountz & Ruth’s, Impr’'nt Association Wilcox, Burr Oak, Isaac & Seldon’s: Hanscom’s West Omaha, Grand View, Credit Foncier, Kountz’ First Kountz’ Second, Kountz’ Third, Kountz’ Fourth, Svadicate Hill, Plainview, Hill Side, Tukev & Kevsors, Thornburg;, Clark Place, Mvers & Richards, Bovds, er Additionsito the City. Syndicate Hill Adjoins the stock yards property in South Omaha These lots are aold at $100. They are nicely lo- cated and will make convenint, cheap, and de- sirablé homes for the employes of the stock yards and packing honses. Tukey & Keysors Sub-divisior. Located in West Omana, two blocks south of Leavenworth street, « fine Incation ard the cheapest lots in Omaha; $125 for inside lots and $150 for corners; terms $10 down, balance 85 per month; dont fail to see these if you want a bargain. Kirkwood. ‘We have a few lots left in Kirkwood addition, which we offer at low prices, terms $25 down balance $10 per month. These lots are on high level giound and are desirable. Hawthorne. This addition is mere centrally located than any other new addition near the hest Schools in the city. All the streets are being put to grade Hawthorne- Millard& Caldwell’s Lakes, Elizabeth'Place E. V.Smith’s, Horbach’s, Patrick’s, Nelson’s, Armstrone’s! Godfrev’s, Lowe’s, Kirkwood, College Place, Park Place, Walnus:Hill, West End, Borgs & Hill Capitol, Reed’s First, And all the oth THE ONLY EXOLUBIVE MUSI HOUSE IN OMAHA' NEB, Apropos of the definite locatlon of the |glven them two weeks ago for the pur- government bullding lots in the vicinlty | oge of coneolidating Grace and St.John’s of the new postoffice equare are begin- |y . . 3 ning to l\ivl:noe. Some sales have al- | Misslous, and establishing a parish In ready been mado and the new bullding, | this part of Omaha, which has made such located as it will be off our principal busl- | wonderful progrets durlng the past few nesa streot, will have a tendenoy to draw | years, It was declded that the name of office from Sneed, In which he denles ever having sold anything which did not belong to him, especlally sny mortgaged property, He admlts baving pald the arzesting constable $37 in settlement for his alleged crooked work, but says, ““The only reason I settled Phllbin's un- the grades have een established by the city council, and is very desira- ble residence property, only 18 blocks from Post office, prices lower than adjoining ¢dditions for a home or investment. These lots cannot be beaten. REMEDY using Prem d, & bul off Maln street in the dlrectlon and the rallroad depot. This & welcome dlverslty to most of the cltizens as the butiness of the cf Town Lots in Denver Junction, Weld County, Colorado. Denver Junction is a new town of about 200 Inhabitants, laid out in 1884, on the great trunk railway across the continent, at the junction of the Julesburg Branch, 197 miles from Denver. The town is on second bottom 1and of the Platte River, the finest location ! betwsen Omaba and Denver, and is surround. | this clty last week. She was well re. «ed by the bost-laying lands west of Kearney | celved, and gave splendid eatisfaction as noe 0,000 1003 3lonvoes ) The clty will not celebrate the fourth baool important polnt, as tbe U. P. R. ere, while the 1. . R. Co., are expect na, od adon to conneck at this placa. Tho prosent | the celebrations in this ity, chanoe for good investments In town lots will | The Barb Wire Combsay business s ?f':‘x':’e"i..?"f.' fih’i&?fi"gflu‘é‘flfl'fi, For sale | yiill mixed up. M, T, F. Koop, ef this H. M, WOOLMAN, city, Is recelver—though what he re- Aas D “ e Collo celves, unlees It be the anathemas of the et Deaver Juaolon " |stockholders, is not generally known. OMAHA However, he bas a good place at §3 per SAVINGS BANK )i et Mr, George L, Woolsey, of the Ne- Cor. 13th and Douglas Sts. braska City Distilllog Company, is re fitting and remodeling the old Oraig Capital Stock, - - . $150,00¢ Liability of Stockholders, 800,00 mansion into a most elegant resldence, which will be one of the finest In the clty Fire Per Cent Interest Paid on Deposils LOANS MADE ON REAL ESTAT.. when completed. The picnic season Is now at hand, and Offloeres d Directors thus far being on any of the other streets. Mrs. Wells, president of the Indlana Christian Temperance Union, dellvered a lecture on temperance In the lavender pants young man sneaketh home the back way with a Russlan war msp eketched with custard pie looming up on the dome trouserloons. So “Eye See.” o — The Adventist Camp-Meeting, Correspondence of the Beg, Noxrork, Neb., June 15, 1885, —The this new parlsh should be St. John's out of regard for St. John OChurch, Detrolt, the church in which Bishop Worthing- ton devoted so many years of ardent labor, the church In which the rector of Grace and 8t.John misslons was baptized, confirmed|and ordslaed to the p: church which ls celebrated for i deeds of charlty, The followlng well known gentlemen were elocted wardens and vestrymen: i warden; E, B. Chandler, junfor warden, Vestrymen, Jobn I, Redick, W. W, Wil- lisms, J, R, Ringwalt, G. C. Metcalf, John Hayward,Geo, O, Hammond, Harry Maaville. This is the firs: electlon in which the ladles of the church have voted in ac- cordance with the reselution recently paesed by the conterence of Nebraska, A Runaway Wife, A coffee and tes merchant of Chicago, Mr, Benjamin Cowley, Is in the clty, conferring with the police and local de- tectives about the arrest of his runaway wife from Chlzago. According ‘o the story of this gentle- man, his wife left the Garden City, about two months ago, in company with a man whosc name is known, but cannot be published, She brought with her a silk dress belonging to Mr. P.’s firet wife, Mr, P. says that hls wife ls now In this elty, workiog in a store, under an assumed name, He does not care to have her arrested yet, fearing that the public- ity would thwart his plaos. Those who are acqualnted with the de- meetings in the *‘cotton churchea” have |tails of the case ssy that rich develop- contivued In spite of the unruly ele- ments may be expected very socn, just bill was because I had buslness in For SaLe—Lot on Davenport with fine For SaLe—Lot 25th and ¥arnam street, St. Louls which needed my immediate attentlon and which was more money to me than the $37.” Sneed furthermore clalms that he expects to return to this city and pay off the debts he has left behind hi ———— Changing Offices, Wednesday Clty Engineer Rosewat and his asilstants began removing their from Crelghton block to the'r new quarters In the court house, The de- partment will occupy the two light rooms on elther slde of the south corrldor, the west room belng reserved for Mr, Rose: water's private offlce. It Is not known yet exsctly when the olty clerk and auditor will remove thelr quarters. It been suggested that they will eccupy the southeast room and that north of 1it. o — When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When shio became Miss, sho clung to Castoris, When sho Lisd Childres, she gavo them Castoria e —— Members of Omaha Lodge No. 26 K. of P, are requested to meet at Castle hall this evening to arrange for the funeral of thelr late brother, Carsten Delps, H. Horxpzreer, 0, C, Btallion, Jack, Sheppard Jr. Wil stand for stock at Omaha Falr grounds the 18 16} hands b igh, welght 1285 full brother in blood to 7.~ Call ab thy t bis pecigre a THOWION. 2o WROUGHT IRON PIPE, Malleable and Cast 1 FTLOLING =, & Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, WORTHINGTON STEAN PUNPS, WINDMILL AND DRIVE WELL PUNFS, Plumbers’ Gas and steam Fitters’ IRON & BRASS GOODS, ENGINEERS' SUFPLIES, 44Lh & Dodoe Sts.-OMAHA.NEB. Imported Beer IN BOTTLES. _Bava bacher "'Bobemian | K DOMEST] 8t. Louls | Auhauser 8t Louls Milwaukeo | SchlitzP laner. Milwaukee Owaha | Ale, Porter, Domestic snd Rhine Wines. ED MAURER, 1218 Farnam 8t DREXEL & MAUL, (SUDOESSORS TO JOHN @. JAOOSS) UNDERTAKERS | Ab 4he old stend 1417 Farnsm BL. _Crders by bele ‘n‘:.lnhdhd sad promptl sbbended ¥o, Telopsone 0 428, Bavaris “Bremen Budwelser Krug good property, $1,600, Fon saLk—-4 acre on California, east of Sacred Heart; house, bara, and cistern, cheap ly 81 "ok sALE—Tote 1o Hansoom place each, 8500, Fog saLE—100 feet frout on 15th street, with small house just south of Hartman School, on- ly $1,700. For saLz—Full lot and 5 room house corner 11th and Castellar, $3'100, ¥ Lot and 2 houses 18th and Nich. ," house. §2,000, For Bark—Full lot 21st and Clark street, 6 room house, 82,300, For SaLe—Beautiful acre lot in Gise's add, 1200, For SaLe—} lot on Chicago street between 13th and 14th, $2,500. BravmvuL lots corner Fernam and 20th street cheap, Fon SALk—Lots inWalnut hill, 8200, Fom SALk—} lot with 6 room house 21st stroot easy poyments, §2,000, We will furnishficonveyance jfree to mmfi partof the city to show property to our friends) and]customers, and cheerfully give'inyorma- tionSregardin Omaha Property. Those who have bargainstto offer or wislg property at a:bargain, are invited to se. ol Bedford & Soue)), Real Estate Agents i— 23S, 13th St., bet. Farnami&[lmiielas P |