Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 6, 1885, Page 8

8 TRE DAILY Moniay Morniag, *'16-- 109th--'85.” The “Glorions Fonrtt” Appropriately Observed in Omaka. BEE July 6. =3 The Roar of the Cannon and the Orack of the Firecracker Heard in the Land. The Doings in Omaha~The Exeroises at Jefferson Equare and Gen- eral Notes About the Oity, THE EAGLE SOiRS, The “‘Glorlous Fourth” has come and gone The one hundred and ninth snniver pary of our countrys Independence was celebrated and all natara smiles upon the ncene, The proud old eagle dipped his wings in the waters of the Atlantic and with a grand sweep soared across the con- tlnent until he alighted upon the sands of the Pacific coast. All along the line he was urged on by the firlng of cannon, and waving of flags,while a shout weat up from 50,000,000 throats in honor of the land all love 8o well. It has been many yoara slnce Omaha enjoyed what might rightly be called a celebration, and although the celebration of to-day wasonly talked of a few days since, {t has 8o far proven a greater eumo- cess than the most sanguine had dared to hope for. It was ushered In by the firing of cannons, crack of revolvers and the pesky firecrackors in the hands of smsll boys. The day dawned bright and clear and finer weather for the Fourth could not be asked for. The dust, which had become a great nnisance during the past fow days, had boeu laid by the cool and rafroshing shower last evenlng making it mora pleasant than for several days past, The sireets put on a heliday appear- ance. Many of tha business houses were decorated with stars and stripes, while others were almont hidden by boughs gath- ered from the surrounding forests, Every- body's face was decorated with thelx sweetest smiles, and everybody scemed correrpondingly heppy. And why not? Fourth of July only comes once a year, and is the signal for casting asids all care and sorrow and entering heartily into the festlvities of the day, made sacred to the heart of every true Amer!can by thesiga- ing of the document 109 years ago, which eaid to all nations this is the land of the free, the true and tho brave. THE PROCESSION, By 9 o’clock Douglas street began to assume an animated and interesting ap- pearance. Rattle and roar created wild enthuslasm on all sides and the small boy waa In his most abandon element. As old Sol mounted into the zenith and poured forth his blazing rays, swelterlng throngs perepiring men, women and chil- dren, rushed hither and thither in quest of elevation or convenient polnt from which to vlew the grand spectacle, which for proportlons, gorgeous splendor and nuccessful consumation has never had its equal in the majesctic and lovely gate city. By ten oclock the various military and clvlc bodles commenced to move about, and complete preparatlons for forming the parade, which took up the line of march, as pre- viously arranged, promptly on time. Marsha! Smythe and his valliant aides were active and thorough in the discharge of thelr duties and overything worked charmingly. Good feeling, hearty cheer and perfect acqulescence on the part of big, little, old and young, were marked features of the early ecencs. Promptly on the prick of the hour des- ignated, the procession formed. It moved down Douglas street In the tollowing order and prerented a most magnificent spectacle: Firat. City Marshal Cummings and a platoon of thirty policemen. Second. Fourth Infantry military band from Fort Omaha. Third, Two compavies of the Fourth U. 8. Infentry from Fort Otaahs. Fourth. One sectlon of battery ‘‘B” from Fort Omaha. Fifth, The mayor, olty offislals, orators of the day and press reprasentatives, in carrisgos. Sixth, Musical Ualon band and Turner society. Seventh. Uanlon Paclfic band and As- sistant Chief Fira Marshal Galligan in his wagon, Eighth, Fire departments Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 and ths hook and ladd.r com- pany. Ninth. Colored band and Omaha bicy- cla club, Tenth, Smyth's dram corps, the mules brigade and cow boys. Eleventh, Pls‘oon of dlstrlct telegraph mestenger boya, Tweltth, Wagons bearing ropresenta- tives of the varlous branches of industry. Thirteenth, Cltizens in carsinges and on foot, The processlon moved down ' Douglas streot to Ninth, en Nianth to Farnam, on Farnam to Sixteenth, on Sixteenth to Burt, thence connter march to Jefferson Square where tho oratorical exer- clses wera held, Al along the line of march great crowds of people witnessed the grand pigeant, lflg everywhere evidences of tno mort approving nature greeted the varled and attractive features of the procession, Inummerable flags of the glorious old union, tipped beck in graceful waves thelr loyal weleome to both elt!zsn and soldier, and the smell of burning powder, without which a Fourth of July is mo- notonously incomplete, added fus quota of enthusiasm to the oceasion, The police, the military and the clvie sceoletlcs fn thelr flashing uniforms, pre- cented a very beautiful sight, At 11 o’clock the marchleg was concluded, aud very quickly Jefferson Square and ths surrounding streets were & litersl ses of lviog humanity crowded in to lsten to the eloquesce of thess genilemen who bad been eclected us crators of the duy. THE SPEAKIN From the grand stand in Jeffercon rquare & most anlmated sight was pre- geated to view, Mayor James E Boyd preatded and opened the ora‘orical flovd gater. His epoech, however, was short, s {t necersartly had to be, becausa all the spoakers were lwited to fiva minates each. Moyor Boyd, af era few prelim- tnsry remarks, eaid: #0n the 4th cay of July, 1776, the cilebrated declarstion of ludependen was sdopted by all the states oxcept Now York, whizh refused to vote, bus on the 9:h ey of Jaly the New York conven tion adopted it snd it thus bzc:me the unavimous declarstion of the thir esu United States of Amorica,” } The Kourth of July, 177¢, was the birth-day of the American repablic end wver sizce ‘hat tima this Jaad has been & home of the oppressed of sll pations, There is no other land llke unto it, and it oannot be better described than it has bsen by Halleck: ““Tis & rough land of earth and stone and troe, Where breathes no castled lord, or cabin'd slave, Where thoughts and tongues, and hands are bold and free, And friends will find s welcome, foes & grave, And where none kneel save when to heaven they pray, Not even then unless in their own way,” It should have been stated that Gen- oral 0. O. Howard delivered the prayer, and asked for divine blesslng, on all the peoples and the Institutions of these United States. The declaration of Independence was eloquently read by Justice Bartlett, Other short speeches wers made by Ex-Mayor O. 8, Chase, Mr, Edward HRosewater, of the Bee and Mr, Allen Root. Mr. Chase devoted hlmeelf to romine scenscs of the late war and the great privileges that the people of this coantry have been permlitted to enjoy, by reason of the event, which made it possible for them to celobrate on the Fourth of July. Mr. Rosewater comp'imented and con- gratulated the people of Omaka upon the interest thay had shown In the celobra- tlonand the brilllant success which the Impromptu effort of the committee to give us a proper and fittlng recognition of the day had met with., The grand parade shows thelr eympathy and the enthualasm _thelr interest 1In the great day. Mr. Rosewater related sev- eral past Fourth of July Incldents in Omahs, {and especlally the Bee balloon calebration of ten years ago, when Prof. John H. Plerce proposed to strike an uppor current of air and float away to the Black Hills, Bat the bal- loon got atubbora and wouldn’t go—not even after Plerco and his wife, who was goirg with him, had taken farewell leave of tholr frlends and gotten into the car. THE RACING AND OTHER THINGS, Douglas street has never ince it be- came & public thoroughfare presented such a elght ar was witnessed on its broad smooth wurface, Satarday after- noon, It seemed that all the 60,000 peop'e in Omah wera packed, jammed and crowded in between Ninth and Fifteenth strests on Douglas, The Masleal Union band, millions of fira crackers, and hoats of emall boys farnished music for ths oc. casion, The firat specially was a greased pels, fifteen feet high, with several vslu- able prosents dangling at its top, which were offered to whoever should climb up snd gt thom. Twenty-five or thirty pereons, mostly, venturesome boys made desperate attempts, bat they sll failed and at a late hour the prizes had not been secured. The greased plg race amounted to very little. It was utterly impossible to get a place large enough in the street for a plg to ran. Next came the contest on bleycles, with four entries, viz: John Hitchcock of Omaha, and J. G. Nichols of Minne- apolls, In the first race; T. A. Blackmore snd Perry Badolett In the second race. The first was won by Hitchcock, and the second by Blackmore. Their prizos were gold badges. The szconds were awarded silver badgesr. A foot race wlith six contestanta created conslderable interest and some betting. Three prizes of §5, $3, and $2 had been offered. They were taken by Frank Coudrons, first; Harry Wheeler, second, and Sam Lewls, third. Followlng the foot race came a sack race, and in that Harry Purdy won the first prize of $3; Victor Ducrozs the ses- (S:llm of $2, and Oharley Martin the third, The sport was finaliy closed with a con- test at long distanca base ball throwing, in which $10 had bzen offered in prizes— 85 to the first, $3 to the second, and $2 to the third. These priz:s were secured by F. A. Graat, J. Hart and A. C. Frey. Acsistant Marshal Butler announced that the fireworks would be szen at Jef- ferson square in the evening, and the great crowd dispersed. A LIVELY EVENT. The Fourth of July celebration In Omaha did wind up in a blaze of glory and no mistake. A grander, unexpected and not down on the bills event has sel- dom if ever been wltnessed. The an- nouncement of fire works was sufficlent to crowd Jefferson square and the streets around it with thousands of people, and from a high stand in the center tho pyro- technics were ‘‘let ; off” Mat- ters moved along charmingly end the fiery talled rockets that coursed thelr way through heaven's dark dome had created expressiors of great admlration from those who wlit- nessed the epectacle. In the psrk psople wero seated on the grass thick as they could be, and every inch of the fence was occupied, while the oppoalte sidewalks and housetops were lined, When the display was ebout half through 1he wlld- est scene of the day ocenrred. The bal- ance of the fireworks, which laid in a pile on ong eorner of the stand, were Ignited by sparks from a spin‘wheel, and all exploded at once Sky rockets, romen candles, balls cf fire, blazing roseats, and paraschutes went whizaing, and whirling, and roarinz through the crowd, which by this time was scattering like scared sheep In every direction. Women screamed, children crled, and men yelled, Immense volames of red, white and blue emoke and flame ehot heavenward from ths soaffolding shed- ding a most swlully wierd and highly fantastic light o'er the panicky and pan- domoziac ecane. But fortunately not a single person, except Chlef Butler who had one hand burned slightly, recelved an iojury. Many, however, had very narrow escapes. The band played “‘Yankee Doodle,” a mighty yell burat forth from the crowd, and the great celebration was brought to an end. NOTES OF THE DAY, Firccrackers and torpedos premium Saturday, ‘Who wouldn’t be an American on the “Gloricus Fourthi” Col Smythe and hisdrum corps parad- e?f uatll the last cracker had been firel off, Many of the maloou fronts were dec)- rated with green boughs from the neigh- borlng forests, The mayor and citycounsil nted a fice appearance as they rolled along In their carriages. The fire depirtment boys at No, 3 opgine house bad a display of fire works all to themselves. Did you eee Col. Smythe? Of course you dif; be was the observed of all ob servers and looked like an old voteran. Fonr brass bands snd a dram corps fornizhed the usio for the procession and 1t was ftirat class in every particular too, Taellv.ry men cf the city farnished the csrelazes free of cherze. Real clever in thew, wasn't it. There alu't any flles on thelr backs, Tae Fourth infantry band 1s a really fine musical organization and are to ba wero ab a THE DA complimented upon the excellent music farnished Satardsy. A large crowd of people gathered at the pnfi to hoar the speeches, notwith- standing the fact that the rays of the sun were almost acorching. Chief Butler looked well In a ssddle, By the way why woulda’t it be a good scheme for him to have a saddl horse on which to attend all fires? Very fow disturbances } ocsarred daring the day, a fact which Is somewhat romarkable, when the large crowd is taken into consideration, Julius Meyer was the nobblest looking marshal of them all, The only !trouble with Jallus was his hablt of seeking the ehade whenever an opportunity presented Itselt, An empty carrlage In the procession attracted considerable attention on_ the suggention of somebody that it had been engaged for the occaslon by Smith, the departed dry goods man, Mont of the stores werc closed and the clerks have been permitted to enjoy an old time celebration, They can retarn to thelr dutles Monday morning with light hearts and a greater regard for thelr employers. The beer flowed like water Saturday, many a man had his tank full and ran- ning over before noontime. Why are these things thuely? Because many persons consider this the only way to show thelr patriotism, The fire boys outdone themselves in decorating thelr hose carts and the hook and ladder wagons. They all pre- sonted a beauntlfal appearance and the hoys are to be complimented for their labor and the excellent taste dleplayed. Theburletque Salvation army in the parade was & base libel upon ths old Salvationists, for who ever heard of a gaod, true eoldier in the Salvation army drinking beer—that e, in broad day light and In the sirect a’ that. They don’t do it thls sesson. Messra, Colpetzar, Troxsll, Thurston, Kountze and W, V, Morse gave private displays of ficowcrks from their resi- dences Saturday tbat were greatly ad- mired. Several large paper balloons were sant up and esiled away through the alr looking like balls of fire, Ono of the fine features of the par. ade waa the artillery and Infantry from the fort, The thanks of the community are due Generals Howard and Carlin for permitting the eoldlers to take part in the parade, for this ome thing helpad as much as any other to mske the celebra- tlon a success. If anyone thinks that Omaba iz not populated with as fine looking ladles, both young, middls aged and old, as any city in this country they ehould have been upon the streets Saturdsy and seen thoneands of Omsha ladies who were out to witness the parade. There are many handsome ladles hers, a fact which can- not be denied. Did you ever before see as fine a pro— cession’ in Omaha as the one to-day? Wasn't it just grand? Why, Omaha can get up a bigger celebration in one week than most clties of her sizy canina month, Omaha never does things by halves, but every person just goea into 1t body and soul and of course it couldn’t be anything short of a grand succees. Several small accidents were reported. Mr. Coryell had aplece of torpedo tin driven into ope of his legs, acd Mr, Schwalenberg, of the Commerclal Na- tional bank, was struck by a rocket. Walter Copeland had his face badly scorched by an explosion of fire crackers, and » lay, whose name could not be learned, suftured the agony of dlscovering that her riwe eilk drees had a large ho'e burned in if. —— Nebraska Caltivator and Housckeeper For July, Among the contents cf this popular farm and household favorite, the Ne. braska Cultivator and Housekeeper, published at Omaha, are ths following: The date and locatlon of all Nebraskas dlstrict aud county fairs, with name and address of president and secretsry; dates clalmed for cattle sales in varlous parts of the Urited States; best feed for young pigs; flatulent cclle in horses; helpful hints for the housekeeper; general rules for canning all kinds of fruits; recipes for making cakes, pies and puddings; cheap fancy work for country homss; in- strucidons to beginners in raising bees, how to Induce hens to lay, breeds and familics of live atock, how to pre- sorve work and carriage harness, causes of cholera Infantum, cutting and curing grasses for hay, the Omsha stock yards and general agricultural and live stock notes. The' puzzle, literary and miscel- lancous departmenta are filled with good things of gencral Interest, including a historfcal sketch of public men of the past, poetry, a ehori story, etc. In all sixtesn pages and eixty-four columns. Wherever read the Cultivator and Housekeeper 1s pronounced the bast for the meney in the world. 1t plesses the practical farmer and stock-bresder, the thoughtful housewlfe and all membera of the home circle. It is the aim of the publisher to make each succeeding num- ber better than the one previoue. The Cultivator is published monthly at 7ifty cents » year. Correspondence solicited. Agents wanted. Sample copy /free. Remittances by poatsl note or money order preferced. Addrees the Cultivator, Omaha, Nob. PILES!! PILES! PILES! A sweo ouro for. Blind, Bleeding, Ttching and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered by Dr, Williams, (an Todian remedy), called Dr, Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment, A single box has cured the worst chronic cages of 25 or 80 years standing, No one need suffer five minutes after applying this wonderful sooth- ing medicine, lotions and instruments do more harm than good, Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense nchlni. (particularly at night after getting warm in bed), acts as a poultice, g'vee instant rehef, and is prepared only for Files, itching of private parts, and for nothing else, EKIN DISEASES CURED by Dr, Frazier’s Magic Ointment, Cures if by magic. Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs —Blotckes and Eruptions on the face, leaviog the skin clear snd beautiful, _Also cures itch, Salt Rhume, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, and old, Obstinate Ulcers, Sold by druggists, or mailed oa receipt of price, b0 cents, At retall by Kuhn & Co, and Schroeter & Becht, At wholesale by C. ¥'. Goodman, —————— ~ On Wednesday last Dr. Coffman and his little 5an were in a railrosd wreck at Beatrice, but luckily, escaped without Injury, —In police court Saturday morning Judge “teuberg bad several plain druoks and x leased them all on their good behaviour to en- joy the Fousth of July, —Saturday sbout one o'clok there was a row at the corner of Twentieth street and Poppleton avenus, and a policeman was sent out to quiet the disturbancs, —Satarday Judge Sienborg visited the county jail and reteased all the city prisoners whose terms would ospire in three daye. Those who were to serve & longer term were given a liberal supply of tobaceo by his honor, ~-MONDAY, JULY 6, 1835, SERIOUSLY CUT. Dennis Brown Badly Cut While in a Dranken Row on Oapitol Avenue Saturday Morning, Shortly after noon, Saturday, Dennls Brown indulged in an altercation, on Oapltol avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, with William Davis and John Davies, All three men had been drlnking freely and got Into a fight over some women of the town Daring the fracas, Brown was badly cut on the left wrist and on the head. He was taken in a wagon to the clty jall, where hls wounds were drcesed by Clty Phys!- cian Lelsenting. Oa the way to the jall he bled profasely and falnted twlce from loes of blood. He is now easy and will doubtless get along all right. His assailants were both arrested and lodged in jall to awalt a hearing. e ——— —About 1 o'elock Saturday afternoonOfficer Joe Rowlea ran afoul of a mah on Douglas street, who was flourishiog a horse pietol as long a8 his arm, and declaring that he was going to kill somo one with it before night, Rowles relieved him of his gun and let him go to have out hi Wven This powder mever varies. A marvel of parety stroagth and wholosomencss. Moo cconomical thab the ordlnary kinds,and canvod besold In compoti tion wiih the multitude of low test, ehort weight a of phyephrte pow Kold’ only in )VAL BAKING FOWDER CO.. 108 Wall 5t TO CONTRACTORS. PROPOSALS FOR PILING. Proposala will borecieved at the offico of Mendels- sohu & Fisher, Architects, until July 6, 4p. w. for plling for foundation 'work of & brick buildin, for the Consolidated Tank Line Co, at the corner o 5th and Jones sts. July1.2-8 4-6 OMAHR INSTITUTE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL. FOR TIE TREATXENT OF ALL, CHRONIC AND SURGICAL DISEASES. ‘The largest Medical institute West of Mississippi Rivers Fifty Tooms for tho accomodation of patients, The Phystcian and Surgeon in charye of tho Instiyito hag had sixteen yoars' of successtul practice, and i alded Dby assistants of raro expericnce as speclalists in thielr various rtments. WRITE FORL on Déformities and Braces, DIFEAS ®30f WOMEN, Pllos, Tumors, Cancers, Catarrh, Bronchi- ts, Inhalation, Electricity, dysis, Epilepsy, Kidnes, Eye, Bar.8kin and Blood Disoases. - Writo for PRIVATE CIRCULAR YO ™ on PRIVATE, SPECIAL and NKRYOUS Discases, Wi Spormatoreheen, Sephills, Gloat, il diseasos of the Urinary and 'Sex fzans. o bycorrespon dence,or Partonuily. Confidoutial. € by mall or express without marks to indi: or sendor. Adress all lotters to OMAUA MEDIOAL AND SURGICAL INSTITU" 1ath Siroet, Corner of Capitol Avenue, - OMAILIL SPECIAL NOTICES. AU adv ertisements in the special columns will be charged at the rate of 10 cents per line for the first insertion, and 7 cents per line for each subse- quent insertion: No advertisement will be inscrted for less than 25 cents or the first time: These advertisements will be inserted in both Morn- ng and Euening Editwons, representing a circula- “ion of over Eight Thousand. This class of adver- tigements must positively be paid in advance, TO LOAN—MONEY. —§25,000; in_sums of , 1807 A0 to #5000, 750-7 Dodge 8¢, W Asrm—A good woman cook at 1611 9 777 Fu RNt Ploasant room farnished, 1428 Howard t. 49741 7AxTED—A good girl for gencral housework In small family. Apply At 3518 Doogo 8%, 7884 7AXTRD_A good furnlshied room for 8 gentlemen, ‘Addross “B. C. N." Bea office. 482-t1 7 ANTED—A teat German ily. Toquire 60 8. 18¢th 8. girlin & small fam 856 7ASTRD ~ A girl for general housework, 1916 Cap- ol Ave. 760-4p 7 ANTED —Dining room girl and woman cook at Cslifornia House, 11th and Douglas st. 743-4p ANTED=Two girls at Doran Housc, 013 Farnam street. 745U 2410 4 V W y 7ANTED —A woman for geroral housewor Chioago st. 7 ANTRD—1ADY AGENTS —Novelties fn Indiey childrens’ wear, Ovor 40 new desigas. Noth: Iiko thom = Sell &8 fast as shown Over 1,000 agents make §700 monthly. Address with stamp. E. 1L Campbell & Co., 0 South May strest, Ohlcago, 611 j1y26 VW Axteo-—dood eirle kito! en and laundr, ployment Burean, 1120 hotels, private families; work. Call at Omaha Em: rnam £t 47t ANTED—Glrl at 1640 Sherman avenue, 100-41 J. M. Counsman, AxTED—Threo experie: d women canvassers, 6 per day, guaranteo oom 7, Rodick block. 0-tt 7AxTRD —First-class dining room girl ab the Met- ropolitan hotel; none otner need apply. 82441 WANTED MALE HELP. A first class boiler maker; ono hat s ablo of taking cha*ge of shop. Steady em. ployment will be given. Nono but sober and_tem. yerato men nood appy: * Fremont Foundry & Ma- chine Co., 8110 W v 7ANTED A driver noouninted witn the stroots in tho city; alvo a tuiniture ealosman at Martin's, 310'S, 16th strcet. 8174 T ANTED—A boy about 16 years of age for work in an office; must write a good hand. Address D, carc of Bee office, 7834 ANTED =A yourg man character, deslres to ching preforred. Address C. Gth St. W7 Ayt0 =For emall countey otel, one expotione- o4, sobor male cock, And one young active ex. perlenced waiter, male of fomale; must have good recomwendations and on'y such will be notised; call n oraddress, Hin ot good habits, mera get work; night W. Killman, 1814 8, 776.0p shop. Appiy at the Cozz vs. 02U 7ANTED—One cash boy at f1, Dohle & Co's cheap shoo store, 1410 Farnam neat 15th st 700-4 W Amen—-agents in overy county 1o €0 the Mutual Ber oflt as:oclation cf On Call on or address Otto Lob ¢k, ecretar n Broe.,Glenwond,lowa, 776.4 . TAVTED - A flrst clads barher to take care of a R RRNT—June 25th, two connected rooms with board; front room, south-sast. 1014 Wobster. 35741y 18p TR Rmt_A front room with bay wisdow, modern improvements, suitablo for § gentlemen, South- 480t east corner 19th and Farnam St. REST—Two elezant offioos In Bushmann's blook. | D J 80411 i o ke < Furntabed roorns, 1610 Dodge street. y {\oR RExT —For manufao'uring parposes or hall, Targe room 44x75, 8d floor, No. 110 8. 14th st . enquire at 1409 Dodge +8.,A. J. Simvson, 7144 ‘oR RANT - Contrally located furnished rooms at 028 south 15th K¢ 18-t Jonamt_Furnishot argo front foom with aloove grate bath, cto., 1710 Uses stroct. 71648 { R RENT—Large front room on first floor with or with board; tuquire st 1901 Farnam St. Ruoukwfl boas M Bt Charles Hotel o tor summer, Apply 71041 dex! FORSALE_FARMS, 0R 8ALE~That fine farm of P. M Peekha Fihe Htovun road, 2} miles eouth of stosk {800 sold or tra £03.7p F s on s, od for yot. P. O, box 767, Omalis, 'OR SALR—100 acre farm York Co., Neb. Battls, York Neb. ® M. 837:J1y15p RBALR—B4 foot 0n Cuming botween 19th and 20th with house, 82,700 Bodford & Souer. 717-tf {1OR 8ALR—A 630 Acre stook and grain tarm, a1l im - proved; four hours' ride from the Onaha Stook ‘Yarde; seven miles from the oity ¢f Fremont; two rallrosd within thros milos; 800 acros undor plow, the roit fn pastare; board fenco, ruaning stroamt through pasture; houso with ton rooms; will bo suld cheap if 80ld immediately; on terms o' suis. For turther particulars inquire of Geo, C. Grodtrey, Fre. mont, Neb. 718Tuly 31 FOR SALE-—HOUSES—LOTS, JOR SALE ~Acte lots In desirable locations at 825 an aore, overlooking the city; valuablo proverty for homos, Amos, 1607 Farnam, 7614 JOR BALE-Most desirable lots on Saunders and 18th st. car lives at 0 per lot. te'ling fast; ®00d housos belng builf; this s advancing property. Ames, 1507 A, Tol-4 JOR SALR—A good 1ot GOx160, ensy front, shade trees, 8 blooks from Hanscom Park; will eell on small monthly payments aud small paymest down, Address D, D, Béo office. 765.9p 0R sALR—Good 1o R s omt s Ames, 1507 Fainaw. Havecom Place at 88C0 to ry dostesble fr re: X 7514 eral Mau: ger, 1223 Farnan streot, ‘ T ANTED—Good agents for an articlo of rare merlt, just patented Ko pedd and be convinesd. 11, G, Stripe & C 8t. Room 4 Redick Block. W Ay —Aicents to take ordars for. crayon por. traitz, rooin £6 Atlington Black, offico. W 508 and 510 W e make 121h st. €940 TANTED - Corportors, Mary's Ave; or 1514 ) T4-4p . Burphy, 56 Srth 0th and Grace St. 7ANTED—Fivo good tin roofers, and five good &6 the Western Cornice Works, and 8t 60 foct on Farnam nosr th; id Picos and Jerome Park Auttlo & Allieon, 211 gouth 18th st. 849,41y 16 TOR SAL—LxC Tlent [ots it derome Park and Kilby Pl il can fiad o better t on Dodgo, Farnam, also lots Toon s on eay In High torme. ¥ 9aL¥.- 2 lote, 60 X 140 fect on Farnam etreet, south front, elegant location, must bo sold. W. IL. Green, over 18t National Bank. 509 tf O 8Lk —uario houso, nowly buily”9 rvoms, il modern fmprovements with 4 ot, at 1716 Casy st ; inquire at premises. 72t VY Axren —-0no satesmaa In overy tor farm and household nccessitiee esn be wade. Goods war.ented, and have 1o c petition. Address with stamp or o3l ¢ Claybourne 200 State St Chleage. I SITUATIONS WANTED. / W tleman with tbree yoars experience; references, Aadre-s, Organist, Beo ofice. 812.10p V 1714 California. 754 4p W ii—Forition as coachman hy o mao; and by his wifo to do housowork or laundress,'in & good fimuly. T, W. Beo Ofce, 0i6-1p ANTED. young gi tween tho hours of 2:30 and 5 p, m. 003.7p 7ANTED—By o young man, a_ situstion or whclegale house. ping clerk with cos solidated tunk line C port for somo. time. W, B. Willey, Bee Offc:. 50-4p MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, WA:flR —At once, by Jeslin & Sackett, 1609 Farnars et , 15 more Iadics or gentlemca €0 eell our gools; good pay guarantood. 808.4p GENTS WANTED, Address St. Loufs Electrio Lamp Co., 8t Louis for circular, cuts and terms of the candle_power Marsh Eleotric Lamp. _ 811-jly12 ANYED—Every ady in nced of & sewing ma- chine, to sco the naw Improved Amarican No, P. K. Flodman & Co._agenta; 220 N 10th. 8504 FOR «ENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, 'OR RI —Cottage 5 rooms, clesets, pantry, well, Cstern, Leavenwcrth and i34, Inquire 818 South 20th streef. £08-4p or REST—Small cottage, Inquire at No. 1416 Juckson sticct. 816-Tp oK LrAsE—Largo newly built house, 0 rooms, all ‘modern convenlencos, furnished or unfurnished. Apply at prewmises, 1716 Cass st. 703t S0R RENT_A ctable for 8 horacs ono blook south of tho U, P. depot. Iuquire of M. Leo, grocer, 222 Leavenworth. '84ut located. Tn- 778.0 , cottage of 6 riome S18 per Calfornia 791-4p TORK FOR RENT—O18 8, 10th 88, Inqulic 1523 Jackl s0n st 760t R RENT—A flat of 8 rooms, pleasan quire 17th and St. Mary's Ave. ok kENT—To small fam| well and lstern, at 1-th ‘and_Burt st, month Apply st Northeast cor, 19th and Bt or B xT—Will rent farnished residence for two moaths, No. 420 N, 14th st. Good references re- qubed. Apply ¢n promis. & 801-9 OR K Touse of nine rooms, w'th barn. Cal weil and suuaderd sts, Inquire 1709 Jackson S 7887p 70R RENT—SiX room house, 18th st., bes. Nicholes and Paul. 4 th p Inquire 1140 b VIS 0, oA -t once und without dolay on Toal estate, 10 Jarze or wnall 1mmnts. on tims {0 suit. Loans made a'so 00 co letirels, ehittels or arity, prompily, quictly’ and 6 the possible rat ®. Apply st the Omaha anm;u- 764t any Dwesth | xchange, 1603 Faroam st , upstal 70 10AN—On real estate secunty i any ount from §600 to §26,00, at reaonable tes of Interest. Nocommiseio’ s chargad borrower. . E. Mayne & Co,, 8. W, Cor. 16th and Farnam, 638-July?28 ‘R RENT—Nice 6 rrom oottago at 843 Fouth 17th etreot. §15 per month, 703-3p cf 6 roows and ccllar, with wash 7560 8p JPonamer cHou house, 810 8. 23d st— $20 per month. ok RENT—Residence 1247 Sherman Avenue, nine rooms, sbads and frait trees; barn for six horses, carriago room, and every thing convenient. 638-4p J. 7or RENT—Cottage 6 rooms, houso 10 Fooms. Phipps Roe, Soward and Campbell. 8314t ONKY ! MONEY ! MONBY !!! Money to Loan -On chattel security by W. R, Croft, room 4, With- well bullding, N. E, corner 15tn and Harney ' Afier sers of exporlence and a careful study of the bu Bues cf loaning money on personal property, I have st lust peslectod » systom wherehy the yubicity usual in such cases 15 done away with,and I am now In a position to meot the demands of ail ¥ ho become temporarily embarrassed and desire to raise money without delay and in @ qulet manner. profeselcnal gentlemen, mochanios and otbers this oity can obtain advance from $10 to §1,000 on such ecourity as houschold turviture, plaucs, mi Chinery, horacs, wagons, warchouso recelpts, secu ed noted of hand, etc., Without removing eaie from owners residenoe or place of business. One ef the advaniagos Loffor s that any partof any loas can be paid at sny time which will reduce the interest pro rata and !l loans renowed af the originol rates of {nterest, 1 haveno brokers in connecticn with @y office, but personally superlntend all my losne, Thave private officus conuvoted with my general offioo 60 that customers do nob come in contact with snch otber, eonsequently waking all ¢ atrictly pivate. W. K. Croft, room 4, Withnell ballding, N. E. cor. 16th and Harnoy. 593.Jly:16 nsactiovs 7ok REXT—New 7 room oottage, 2 blocks from street cars, 8 blocks from high school; family without children preferred, 3L, F. Sears. 416t ROOMS FOR KENT. 0k RENT—Furnisbed or unfurnished rooms 1518 southwest cornor 15th snd Jones §t. 814-11p vr—Furnished front room at 1415 Howsrd 7670 OR B st, Mrs, A, MoAustaud. ok RENT~Furaished rooms 1809 Farnam St. 657 24p Tok kExT—Desirable furnished rooms halt biock from street car, 2210 Capitol Ave. 782-6p P‘ul RExT—Suite of ro:ms, 1611 Calltornla Et. 774:10p \‘,‘A\rvaI“ pagsntly furnlshed room and board in private family by gestleman and wite; ref ences given, 2ddrots O, K, thia office; etate terae. 7154p TV SIer fo loan fo suwe of $200 and upwards on VL first-class real estate security. Pottor & Cobb, 1616 Farnam st. 719-t1 ONEY LOANED st O, F. Reod & Co's. Loan office M G furuisare, horses, wagons, personsl sroporty of al Kinds And a1l othe rsrticlos of vIe, without romoval, Over 1st National Bank,cor sud Farnam, All busioese sirlotly confidont! v \J M ONKY To loan on chattels, Woalloy & Harrison, Room £0, Omaba National benk building 72141 ONEY TO LOAN—Ou real ostate and chattals D, L Thomas. 72240, ONEY Loaned on ohsutels, out rabe, R, R Vlokots poughtand wol, A, Forman, 2145, 15th 84 ONEYZU L0AR [n sums of $300 end upward. 0. ¥. Davis and Co., Rexl ¥olats sod Losn Agents, 1605 Farn L TAL WANTED FEMALE HELP. ANTED —A g00d cook 11 @ Testaurant, ote capa ble of cerviog up, orders rapldly and neatly Apgly t0 1012 Har: oy 8¢ 895-6p) W Good wages will Le pajd. 7AxTED—A middle aged woman {0 cook at 218 N. Bib street. Mre. Amold. 811-0p N7 Axrse—Two good diniog room girls st onse at Gate City restaurant. 8197 falog roow girl at tke Occls 7ANT DA flrst class 80 vihers ueed dental, immediatel ant Y 1309 Capitc] Av. 712:10p blc 80011 Fe nsT—Furnished tront room, SOR RENT—UR{ ai e d 30018 10 Boote 3 Cer, Bun and Howard. Furn'shed rooms for light houseeping, 79911 Ono well furnished room for two gen- one block . Eurnett, o T b ToR iENT—Furnizhed r18 Foom, With bav win. dow, in & brick houte, 805 N. 17th 8t £05.¢1 Ok RaaT ~Large Bandsomely TS ke oF cubuite; exceitent bos 70500 ok naxT—Nicoly furuished rocms, 2209 Dodge, I‘ 701-8p ¥ J7ok RExT -1 logent front south reom with alcove, 7as, bath cte. 2225 Dodge 81* 6.9t Tk REN ia Beomer's block, Cor 8th and Howard furni hed rooms, ard, 1718 Dodge. S0k RiNT—¥ orak hed parlor aud cining room,)ight b sckosping, brick, bay windows; 603 N. 17tb. 70541 ok RENTWith board, niccly furaihed south { Foom, with use of pArlOF; aleo gas, Ana bath 1409 Jones St. Giéo-tt B rerre Tk kENT—Furnished roous 1617 Davenpart St K a Nom kENT—Two plessant rooms with clogets ad- §i ininz. on 2d floor, wodern couyvenigaces, on 20th st., near St. Mary s Ave. Buquire B W. s orocr 16tk and Dodge . 622t hip, to rell P rmouta ANTED—A povition a3 crganist by a_ young gen- 7 axtED—Family eowlog by cay or week. Inquire uatton as nurse In swall family, by & Enquire at 1612 Dodge St., be- in office Hos held position a3 ship- of Daven- TR 8ALE.—150 fect frort cn Virgioia avenue, ono block from head of St Mary's evy. §8,600 for all, or 81,500 for hall. W. Ii. urees, over Lit Na- tlonsl Bak. 61040 Blluln'l—‘\ the annua_moeting of the board of trusteos ct Bollevne College, the undersigned were authorized to sell a limited mumber of lota In Bellovuo, at the nowninal price of FIFTY DOLLARS [erlot, pasable in monthly inetlimonts of FIVE DOLLARS per month. N restrictions as $o bulld ing_areplaced on those lots Ihe Preshyterian Synodical College fs Tocated ab Bellevus. and it is ‘hoped that, people gemers throughout the state wili take advantage of 4 liberal offer of the board ef trusteos, and not only #ecurs alot for a futtre home, BUT ATD TI% COLLEGR, to this extont In crecting a Hor ¥or Youso LADIRS attondiog the collge. At thislsw price these lote will bo o eafe and profitable investmeont for those who do not wi-h to make a home there. Bellevtie i3 only & half hour's ride from Omaba on the B. & M, R R., Aud Is one of the most beautital sltuations in Nebraska. Make spplication at once a9 you may nct have another opportunity at 8o low & price. Address, 0. F. Davls & Co., 1505 Farnam 81, Omaha, Nebraska. bled JFCr, Hpr-20 rcom hotata and good bara on groen cat line, 442 per month. For rent—11 room house and Iarge barn on yed line, 50 per mo 3,500 —22x€9, on Dodge; and briok bullding. Lot 44x120 and 8 story brick blogk 0a Dodge 8 t.,8 A bargain, 182 foct 0n N 10th to lease for a torm of yoars. 80 foet 11 8110 aa Faranm. 100 foet for ralo on_Farnam, 44 teot for sale on Farnam, Livery for sale, ohoap, good teade and will pay feom the stars, ' M. F. Sears, Willisms blook, 16th and Do:ge 8t 40781 Ron & wol, barn and olstern, on 188h streot 6 blocks from shops $2,600, on easy 8. Potter & Cobb, 1516 Farnam 783 4 R sRun—No st gylendid suburban, resdonce property, t¥0 full lots, largo shade troos, now hotise 10 rooms, bath room &o,, city water, Iarge barn 3 blcoks from Street Cars. This place will be sold at wcrifico on long time, U, E. Mayne & Co,, 8. W cornor 16th and Farnam, 2 ARION PLACN—0 good ot In this addition with. 1n8 bleoks of stroet cars, can be ad on_casy forms. W H Groen, over 1st Natl Bank. B97-tf Jooranun -A tultaomer 1ot two blocks wost of rod cac line~8550. This 1a posttivoly & bargain. J. E. Riley & Co., 916 &, 13th St For Sale— Lot 50x140, 224 8t., noar Grace, £600, This 18 also & bavgain. J. I Riley & Co.,2155 13th st. For Salo—Throo lots 60x140, south tront, 4 blocks from streot oa LK. Kiley & Co., 2168 13th For Salo—Twolota oo Georgln front, no crading, noar Fe , 7EX140—$2000 onch. “Thess are rossonable, J. E. Riley & Co,216 8 18th St. For Salo—Nine lots on \lr‘ix\fn ave., §800 to 8050 each. J. &, Riley & Co,, %16 § 13th st For Salo—Ton lots on Coming st., and nine on Burt st., four blocks from military bridge. J. E. Ri= loy &Cor, 915 8 15th st For Salo—Kighteen lots on Vinton at., ono blook from terminug 13th stroot oar line. Positively cheap. J. E Ril y & Co., 2168 18th et. We dosire to say to our patrons that in tho above st wo can givo assursnoe of safo andprofitablo n- vestment, We also have property in almost every quatterof the city worthy of investigatio J. K. RILEY & CO., 915 8 1 Rodlok's,add. cast h et 786-t1 JeR, saunOnsouth 224 a8, one 4 room nad oue § room cottage, haen, well, cisioen, &o, on samo Tot, rout for§35 pormonth, cnly #3,100; would soll separately. Pottor& Cobb, 1615 Farnam 8t, 734-t¢ JOR SALE—Lots n Hillside add cheavest and best Y nstdo lo'e in the clty, $760 to §960 oxclusive avents Potter & Cobb. 78341 BUSINESS OHANCES, USINESS CHANCE =Ab 1 1t §500 will buy an_ostab- Diished businoss, togethcr with leaso for one year ofbuilding. This 'is a good ba galn for tom) one Address £, ., Boe office. 815t wo or 4 lota Marion Place;#ill tzads {or residence and pay differencein cash. W. IL Green, over 1t National Bank.. 360 Jqior Sauk —Corner Iot, east front, (0 x 140 fect, ono block from Park avenuo.’ &,600. W. II [ @op, over 1a Nations] Bank 50t JTqrsNa~To those dosiing to pay a mall sum down and €0 much per month, we offer Icts in clrose Hill at £175 to £260. This groand I8 only 10 inutes walk from Han-com Parkand i3 an excellent cstinent. Arces, 1507 Farnam 1-4 M or 8ALE—I( you want lota with ratural growth shade troes, you can get the) Cumivg and Burt ete., at 70 to$1 000. Call and look st his very nsndsome property. Awes, 1607 Farnam. 751-4 l“ou 8ALE—Forty lots for sale on Burt and Camings hetweon 20th and 8ist choap, lusldo proporty edfozd & Souer. 720.t1 Jon zaan—Bost umoomupled groundin the ¢y for warehonse houso, 87 feet fronton Leavenworth , north bot 10th and 11th,will leaso for 99 years. Bed- ford & Souer. 3041 FOR SALE MISOKLLANEOUS (oR8ALE—Yalo timo lock, also fire and burglar Proct eafe, s ze 43 inches high, 18 incles deep, 86 wide ivside, burglar cheet in bettom; will be sold tog- ther or feparate at o bargaln, Address Clark & Richardson, Wareen, Tilinois. $20-0 TOR 8ALE—A first class family carringo horse, A No. 1 traveler. Inquire at Edholm & Erickzon's, opp. postofilcs, 813.7 0R Ekia=Aekin ALt rall CeRlty 180 bbla, peo day; elevator capacity, 20,000 bushels; good track facilitics; only mill tn Omaha, Wil ge'l cr trade for aud, $10,000," . H. Groen, ovr 1t National Bank. 795 rRiNTHRS —For fale, tho matorlal of a first clas job ard nowspaper office, Address John N, Hase- Iir, Pawnce City, Neb. 77910 0r_sALE—Cheap—Good family horse; drlves double or sloele; also good under saddlo, App'y G. Bell, NW. cor. 20th & Cass, after 0:%0 p m. 097-6p QL ssinea good piano, chcap. Mrs. A. Calder- wood, 1016 California St. 712-41 Amamon hand ot a bargaln, No 1 second haud ‘Garriage phaoton and side bar bugglos; also - brellas and sunshades, ab 1403-1411 Dodge St. 8 98-t W. J. Wolshaes 002 tt [oR BALI—Good eaddle pony. City aills. 70R sALE—A half_partnorship in & ¢ood paying busiues; only a exwall capital sequired. Adaress A, Beo off 793 9p 0 FXCHANGE—A 8,000 stock of bran now hard- ware, direct from the factory, for good Nebraska or Towa land. For sale—Cheap and beautiful lots Himebsugh and Patterson’s Sub-division, two miles from citv at 8160 and $200 ench,onmonthly payments of §5 and 810, Per- buying hero will be assisted to build right away To rent—Four eplandid offlces. 53-tf R, C. PATTERSON, 18th and Farnam €t. JRon shun - o fienitieo and lonss ot swall (o2 tol in southwest Iows. A good point and no op= position. Address 8. M , care Boo office. €82:4p oR BALR—Drug stors in a desirablo localit wil ! invoico about $1.600 R C Patterson, NE corner 15th and Farnam, €808t PERSONAL, 1% GRRAAN BMCUOVENT 1URRAC, 17 N. 10h St v large number of girls seeking il kinds of omployment. 811-4p 4 757-16p rRSONS having Infants or children under years. to board out, can find a good homo at North 10%h st. I) G.% PANGLE,N. D ,the renowned roader cf diseases X, of men aud women, whil open up his Worlds Herbal Dispensary of Medicine for the benefit of his patrons, at No, 1210 Douglas et, Owabs, Neb. Agonts wanted. 7524 ERSONAL WIll be found at 1609 Davenport street, an experienced nur.e; bost city reference. 798 10p 188 100M13 wi'l takn a few pupils for summer, hours 9 a. m., to 12 m,, 1014 Webster 22'5 3 At you want you pluues or tips clowaod, dyed and curled; first-clurs work guaranicod, g0 493-jly 22 fo Henry Sincore, 1810 Jackeon ERSONAL—Mrs. E. M. Hoor trance clalrvoyan and heallog modium, over 7:0 North 16th § 552481 M, etmonna—Giairvopunt wod M agnatie beale - Locates o'l pain and dissase, 707 N, 16th St. 437 July 19 T REAL ESCATE Ok SALE—Now twos'or| cold waer, bath room, nace, man'les and grates, 5 blocks from postofiic reasonable, §6,500. 7 room houst, lot, well, clstern,scwer connections, otc; 12 plock south'of St. Mary's Ave; §3,000, ensy terms. Nice 6 room cottage, full lot. cast front, ehade, woll, cistern, barn, on South- Ave, make an off Nice 8 room cottoge, on N, 16th etreet, cast front, well, clatern, ot ; 22,200, 9 room house, hot and tary wa er cloget, fur. s, dlectrio tolls, ety splendid bargsin; terms ¥ id In Leavenworth Terraced acd. Lots §226 to 8826} £10 down and morth. 75 chiolca lots In Hansoom Place, §350 to $1,000. 20 good Iots in_ 8 & Parkor's add, Lbt I Georgia A ve., oast frant, 3 acros, covered with young timber, 1) miles from post.fMos, good for sub-diy'ding; cveap, §1,(C0. Only a fow more scre lots left In Himebaugh and Brooklive additions; easy payments, Morey t0 lown, Louses to rent, A. G, Shiiver, Op. posite postotlice: 8166 X140, §2,000. 7V0R BALE - Corner lot 755140, In cent.r of town,ex- cellent place for four 8:00 cottages; would g net rental of §600 per year: a nes income of 17} per cent on tt o investment avd will increaso 10 per cent 1 yoar n sellicg value, £1,600. J. & Riloy & Co. ¥or rulo—I'wo I>ts on Georgla Ave ,2 blooks routh of Leavenworth 8t;very derirablo rosider cs property, §25 oach. J; ¥. Kiloy & Coy, 216 8. 16th Bt For Balo —ight lots on' Virginla Ave , 2 blccks south of Loavenworth st., oast front each, desiravlo rosidence preperty. J. 1. Riloy & 215 8, 18th 8¢, o £la—One lot facing on Hanscom Park near matn en'rance; beatiful location for resldence, $760. J. E. Riley & Co., 216 S, 13th St. ForSuli—Farnamstreet } roperty near new court houe, at & bargain, J. E. lllllny & Co , 815 K. 18th 8t, For'Sale—Farnam stioct blook, rents for §5000, piice 26,000, casy torme. For 8alo—Corner It in blook on red treot osr line, §0£0, this is posttively & bargaio, J. E. Tuley & Co., 216 8, 18th 8§t For Sale—Nineteen lots on Cumings and Burt, 4 blocks feom militury bridge. J. E. Riley & Co.. 416 8. 13th Bt ‘or Fale—Eighteen lots on Vinton 8. tween 17th and 15th 8ts, $4:0%0 §1000 each; thero are bar gaing in residence and business property among these, They e only ove blces irom 18th strec car line; torws casy. We desire to state to our pstrons that we spend no tiwe nor me'n kon high piced property, vut can vouch for 1he reasonablcncasin price of all hlm\ual\nullvnn.u, J. E. Riley & Co., 216 8. 18th 5t. 7RO om savn - Thron oholoost lota i Hansocm place. 7854 Powter & Cobb, TARM T property, & good K ek ta 100 acres In cult!Vation,house & rooms, feed grinder, water pige rrale, 4 acrcs grove, 401 wal ut troos § nores orchard bearlog, 65 acres cora M0 pas ure storago for 8000 buchels of quire B, & M. M. frclght depot, Omaha. 0 weven year I Korae, biress t0p busgy: horeo bas been used a8 & faa.ily horse wod {8 pertoctly sate. §650; 1ot 40x176, in Millard & Csldwell's addition; $2(0 cash ard 2 years' tia e on balance. $5,100; Bve acres on Spunders st., aud large house aud barn, A very lsrge bargaln for some one. $4,90; Two story dwollii g on full lob, on car line, ¥5'200; 87 rocm bouse on lot 89x186;' good barn, and a very complote place, on easy terms; 1 block from car liue. 100 f on Poppleton Ave,, only2 blks from car line, and pear the park; §700 cash and 2¢0 per moth, 4,000 new xoom house on full lot, one block frou Baunders it., a0d one block from'green liue car.; good barn and 4 nice houes for some one. Lats in Kirkwood 10 sell or lease. #2,590; tull lot on Capitol Bill addition. 85156, on N. 18th st., with 8 houses near dopot, ab o bargan, 160 foet on Farnam, near court house. M F, Gears, i ¥ Sears, Willinis Blook, 16t and Dodde ot 6t R, A criEsTERPIRLD —Magnetic physiclan, test and doveloging modium, ovor 919 morta 1011 S, 21 ICE CREAM. 11K purest, 1icheet and best ice cream slways fros) on hiand; orders for privato and bosrding houses 4, Carl Scnmid, 808 South 16th 5, 103-§ly-9 T promply dclive treck, above Far: BOARDING, ANTRD—A few day ho.rors ut 082, 17th St., bet. Galitornin and We ater. 600-0p LOST AND FOUAND, 8T—TLedy's gold wat b, th S r 15th and Famam. Libes urn cf 8. 15th and L neir cor= Will be paid L SW Lo, Bundle subbor coat and, hocts, Thurd on or noar J8th 8t., bet. Copitclavd 'St. Mary Ave. Wl re X d porson returning them to Goss ab . Btoole & »,12th and Harnoy. 7814 osT—Avout 8 wocks ago, & large bla-k New= foandian i dog. & reward will bo given If retura= ed to 1410 Douglas st. Te0 dp 0sT—A gatchol contalning papera of no value e {oept to the owner; papors marked L. I Martiry red nockethook marke Sidwell, Address Mar. tin Bros,, Stock Yards, Chicago, or Kitchen Fros. Omahs, 0502 mAvED OR srounN—A sorroll mare with & white ™ star In the forhon or will recelve a libo Toward by raruraiag hor to Cua re,188h and Chicago stre CHIROPODIST. oRxs—-All allments of the foot, Buccesstully ‘vd by Dr. Barry, 1612 Douglas street. Offico fo; iy 702§ly 8 RUPTURE OURED. 0 Operation, or useloss trusses Dr, M, M, Moore 245 Wabasli ave., Chioago, lils., st Omaha ovory 60 days. Sond stawp for circular, 400 ly 22 MIBOELLANEOUS, Jow waxT o saus—Plano 618 N 20k st 0014 Mk U, P. Park locatod 12 milos 8 W, on U, P, 103d, 18 iow open to tho public aod can be rented for pic-uics and soola) gathorings. Epocial rates for far given, For torms, oall or address . C. chwenck Fapillion, Neb. 00241 ROOD MAR¥S —Partles wishing to purchse hrood mares for ranch purposes please call at Honan's Livery stable, 418 soath 18th streot, Omahs, 802-tt LEw BILYRR TAG, Q008 10b gIve you hoarth Tage redecimod ab one cont, cach by the dealers Peycke Bros., Agonts. 053-t1 I)Alwltl—ou Kikborn and Plaite, T, Murr Tiw_ BANDONND HOMKSTRADS —Now law, _ Persons who took homesterds in Western Kausss previous €0 Juse 16th, 1880, and wbandoned them without g 201, will learn something so thelr adyi I-I‘- by addressing we by letterat onoe. Isase Mal. hollasd, laud attorney, Kenneth, Snoridan Co., Kane ey 998-§ly8 RV BGTES 1A%, 1 fruld Savored, dass tedssiad at cno cea y s, Fepoks Reohy o ageats. Treimen o et g you by G E Gellen beck, st 1110 Capltol ave. 430-4 u‘ld'l Ill-vl:.l"fl, " :.DII l;:l‘mal’%hfifl-;.‘ il 'redoemmod &t 0ag 0] » lors. A Bios, Agente 0 [+