Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 24, 1885, Page 8

8 LOCAL BREVITIES., —The police yestorday recovered on a search) warrant a lot of carpenter's tools, on the premises of aman living st Twentieth andj Loavenworth streets. ~Saaie Alexander entertained about thirty of her little friends handsomely Wednesday) ofternoon at her home, No, 2006 Davenpol street. The ocoasion was her fifth birthday,| and right royally the wee ones enjoyed it. ~Col. Frank Sims, of the Paxton colore force, desires it to L understood that though his wife was arrested the other night on a charge of intoxication, she was not really drunk. The eolonel claims that she was only| » little exnited, and that theVofficers had nol right to arrest her as they did. Mra, Sims] waa discharged on trial. ~The Frontier Cattle Company, which) ©owne a large ranch and thousands of cattle in) the powder river country hahs bought 4,000 acacs of land mear Herman, with a view to] establishing thereon feeding grounds, The ob- ject in to bring cattls there every summer and feed them a while, then sell them at the Omaha stock yards, ~The articles of incorporation of “The Omaha World Publishing Company” have been signed and will shortly be filed with the county clerk, The charter shareholders are G. M. Hitcheock, F. J, Burkley, Alfred Mil- lard, W, ¥, Gurley and M, V. Rooker, The company s organized for the purpose o f printing an evening paper in thia city, and will begin the work about the 15th of August. Mrs, Alderson, the old Iady whose sad ca lamity was mentioned in these columns Wed-| nenday, is getting along nicely and will doubt lesa soon recover, The manner of the accident has been slightly mis-stated. She did not fall down from the sidewalk,bnt becoming restless} about three o'clock, had arizen and not being] familiar with the entrances and exits of the] house had fallen down stairs, while groping i the dark. Her many friends will wish her a} speedy recovery. ANOTHER PIONEER GONE, A Brief 8ketch of the Life of Joseph M. Rees, Following is a brief skotch of Joseph| M. Rees, who died July 21st, It will doubtless ba found of Interest, as Mr. Rees was one of the old settlers of! Omaha, and had many frlends In this clty: Joseph M. Rees, deceased, wi In the state of Pennsylvania, an time of his death was In the 624 yoar of| his age. He came to Omaha In company with his brother Thomas in the year| 1856, and engaged in the hardware and| stove business, at which he continued for several years, At the breaking out of the rebelllon he returned to hlis native state with the express object of enlisting] a8 a soldier under the call of President| Lincoln, and at once jolned a company as a private and went to the front, balng placed in **Slckles’ fighting brigade,” where he was moon promoted to sergeant. He served tn thel Peninsular campaign, at South Mountain| Antletam and Gettysburg. He was I all the princtpal battles fought in Vir | ginla—was {n the seven days’ iight In the| wllderness; was wounded at Spottsyl- vanla In consequence of which he lost th use of one leg. After remalning In the| hospital at Philadelphia for some time h concluded that a cure ot the Injured| member could not be attalned and he re- turned from there to the home of hisf brother Philllp {n western Pennsylvanls, where he sojourned for a short time. 1n| the year 1865 he returned to Omaha t find that in his absence traltors to rizh and justice had despoiled him of the portion of through the the late Judge ago ty giving it the namejof *‘Rees Place,”| a most beautiful location on the llne to Hanecom park. During his lllness, and] for some tlme previous he rostded with| Mr. M. Donnan, where he was tonderl cared and prescribed for by Dr. P, Peck and watched over by Mr. D). B, Houck and others, butall was of no avall; the destroyer claimed him as his victim] and he departed only a few dayspravious to his old commander, In the death of] Mr. itses which took piace July 2let, thel country has lost a loyal cltizen and socle-| ty a stralght forward, honest man. He leaves behind him his brother in westarn. P ylva and one sister in Belle ville, Ohio. ~ To the latter place his re-| melns were taken to be bnrled alongside) his mother and other relatives, Thus,| one by one tho old settl,ss paes away, leaving Omaha which they alded Inbulld- ing as thelr enduring monvment, The Usceola Hanging, Deputy Unlted States Marshal Allan)| returned yestorday from Osceola where he| has been for the past day or so. While) there he called upon the murderer Mil-| ton Smith whofs to by hanged to-day for the murder of Mra. Smith, Mr Allan 1s an old acquaintance of Smith’s, both heviog come originally from tke) same place in lowa, Smith is feeling very gloomy, haying| brocded long over his impending fate, All preparatlons have been mads for the 1o be present from the surrounding coun-| try. Smith dellvered to Deputy Ma Allan the following letter to be dellver- ed to a felend in Iowa, 14, PoLk Co., Neb., July 21, 1885, Mr, George Talbot, —Old Friend: —iHearing] where you wera yesterday, I drop there feuw, lines to you and may they find you well, buf it leaves me the most miserable of unfor te men, George, I came to Nebraska in| and took up & homestead, and in five yours I had a good farm, but about that time| thiogs turned against me and I lost all I had| and am brought to the grave all through a) falee and treacherous and desperate woman. She commenced a her treachery twenty years #g0. It was the third time she had tried i on, and it made a crazy, insane man of me, George, if 1t had not been for my little chil-| dren I would wot ba in this You will find| out my trouble Gieorge, and I know you cap sympathize with me 1n my misfortune, Yours in distress, Miton W, Swirh, UALL FOR A MEETING, The Republic State Central Co mitter, —— The members of the Republican State| Central committee are hereby called to meet av the Millard botel, at Omahs, on| Tuesday, August 4, 188 the purpo and the tranesctloa of any other business) proper to come before sald committee, C. E. Yosr, CHAIRMAN, D. H, Mexcex, THE LOCAL LAMENT. How the News of Gen, Gran's Deal Weas Received in Omaha, o City In Mourning—Mayor Boyd's Proclamation— Reminiscences @ik of Gen,Grant's Visits Here, The news of the death of General (Ulysses S, Grant, received In Omaha fow minutes after 7 yesterday moraing,| used a foeling of deep and unaffected| orrow to pervade the entire communlty —n sorrow which Is alike the sentiment of all classes. The old hers’s brave and prolonged struggle against the fate which| at longth has clalmed him has been watched with Intense interest here woll as elsewhere, and the announcemen! that he had at length succumbed was re oeived with a grief which well shows thel blace of admiration, love, and esteem, tha the “‘hero of Appomattox” held in the| heart of every loyalfcltizan of Omaha. The news of Gen. Grant's death wat first announced to the publle generally In} a B xtra which was upon the streets few moments after the telegraphle Infor| matlon was recelved. It did not tak theme of universal converaation. Scarcely had the first excltement ol the announcement dled away when prepa- ratlons were at once set on foot to place he clty in mourning. Be/| fore nmoon most of the buslness The clty hall and firemen’s headquartel were tastefully draped, as were also tho) ifferent engflla houses throughout the ity. Atthemilitary headquarters,and the) Unlon Paclfic headquarters, the Paxto: and Millard hotels, and a number of prominent business houses, the Unlted] [States flag floated from half-mast. Th [Paxton hotel balcony was hung 1 black bunting. The Ber office was also draped with| black bunting. The large picture off (General Grant which was painted In! 9, and used In the decoration of thel herself seeming to respond to the univer- al feeling of the hour, MAYOR BOYD S PROCLAMATION. Mavor's Orrice, July 23, 1885. The people of this clty have heard with profound sorrow the grievous intel-| ligence of the death of Ulysses 8. Grant As mayor of Omaha | deem It my duty orrow at the sad ending of the eventful Ife of Amerlca's greatest soldier, *‘Al man who was never defeated in peace or| in war.,” 1 therefore request th following named gentlemen act as a'com-| mittee of arrangements for the above purpote, and that the time and place of| meeting ba hereafter publicly deslgnated. (Chas, F', Manderron,John S. Collins, Geo. L. Miller E. Rosewater, ohn C. Cowin, E. Waklly, L a Savage, James Neville 00. M. Thurston, Fred Nye, . M. Woolworth, W. V. Morae, G. C, Barton, I aleo ask that at the hour designated,| and daring tho progress of the meeting, business be suspended. James E, Bovy, Meyor of Omaha, ACTION OF THE COURTS, Yesterdsymorning upon the convening of the dlstrlct court, Judges Wakeley, nd Neville made the following order: ‘‘And upon suggestion and motlon of District Attorney Estelle, it is hereby] ordered that a committee of ten mem.| bers of tho bar be appointed to take order a8 to due obsorvance of the death) and obsequies of ex-President Ulysses S Grant, and that In respect of his mem- ory the court will adjourn one day. Whereupon the court appolnted thel followlng named gentlemen of the bar to| lcompose such committee, to wit: Messra. C. ¥. Manderson, Leo Hstelle, J. W. Savage, John O, Cowln, George B. Lake,| E. F. Smythe, P. O. Hawes, J, M Thurston, W, Switzler and C. S, Mont- GEN, GRANT IN OMAIIA, The last time that Gen. Grant was in| Omaha was in November, 1870, On the| third day of the month he entered this clty, on bis return from his tour sround the world, and a grand receptlon was ac- corded him, for which spectsl and elab- orate preparations had been made befor.-| han The afternoon on which thel pecial Grant traln arrlved was observed| as a hollday, and the streets thronged with' people, both of the clty and from a distauce, all eager to catch a olimpae of the ‘ great commander.” At preclsely 12:15 o'clock In the aficr- noon an arifllery salate fired by & do-| tachment of artlllery from Fort Omal tatloned on the hill near St.Joseph’ hospltal, announced the approach of the peclal traln having on board Gen, Gran aud his party. In an instant afterwards| bells commenced to rlng, whistles tol shrlek, and everywhere there was th reatest commotion, wild enthuslasm pravalling In all quarters, Gen. Grant was recelved by a commit-, tee composed of Senator Alvin Saunders, Mayor Chass, Hon., P, W. Hitcheock, udge Sivage, Gen. J. C. Cowlo, Hon, A. D. Jones, Hon. J. I Redick, E., Rosewater, C. E. Yost, Dr. G, L. Miller, W, A. Paxton, Ezra Millard, Henry, Pandt, G. A. Colllns, Fred Metz, Hon, A.J. Poppleton, pJudge Wakeley, John Baomer, Col, R, H, Wilber, Gen, Wi liams, Hon. Lorerz) Crounse, Gen. Geo, M. O'Brien, T. L. Kimball, Herman) Kountze, S. H. H, Clark, A.E, Touzs lin, Gen. C. F, Manderson, E. R. Over-} ll, S. 8. Caldwell, P. P. Shelby, I 8 Hascall, Frank Maurphy, Tnos. F, Hall,| Geo. Guy, C. H, Dewey, Capt, Orager and Capt. Slmmonds, Agrand procession composed of] the various socletles, military and clvi rders of the city, was formed and escorted Gen, Grant to Capltol hill,) where a vast concourse of people vari-| usly estimated, at from 10,000 to 12, 000 awalted the arrival of the dlstingateh- man, Brief addresses were deliverad) by Gov. Nance on behalf of the state,an Mayor Chase for the clty, A reception| wan then bold at the custom house, by THE DAILY BEE-- grand review of the parade was made y Gen, Grant. Saturday evening a supper was glven the distinguished visitor at the With- ell house. Speeches were made by Gen,, [Manderson and Senators Paddock and Saunders, to which Gen, Grant made rlef and modest raply In his character- tie way. On Sanday Gen. Grant was he guest of Gen, Orook at Fort Omaha, nd on Monday morning at nine o’clock! o left the clty for the east, In company th his party. The city was mganificently decsrated n honor of Gen. Grant's arrival, a bea tital trlumphal aren in telple form,covered with flags, bunting and flswers, belng peclal feature of the decorations—th whole strangely and sadly In contraaf with the luntn{ emblems of sorrow in) which the city Is now draped. Gen. Grant has been In Omahs three and he clty In a carriage with Col. who was then mayor. He was at all times a warm friend of our city, and a} firm bellever In Its ultimate greatness, GEN, HOWARD'S VISIT. When Gen, O. O. Howard was In the) Howard had a short pleasant talk with| the dying commander, and alluded feel- Ingly to fthe ,fact yesterday. Speaking] t the preparations which the military re- presentatives atthla point might makelfor the local celebration of Gen. Grant's fun- ral, Gen. Howard sald that he was walting the orders of the Secretary of] (War on the subject, which will undoubt- ledly soon be Issued. ——— Nebraska Loan and Building As clation, Subzcriptlons can now be made for, shares in the first eerles by applying to} the secretary’s office with Jeff W. Bed:| ford, 213 South Fourteenth street. The paymenta are made monthly at rate off one dollar per share, Out of town partles wishing to sub-| scribe for shares in the Nebraska Loan| and Building Assoclation can do so by communicating with Secretary F. J.| Borthwick, 213 South Fourteenth street, Omsha, who will be pleated to furnish any Informatlon desired. PUBLI0 IMPROVEMENTS, Something About the Progross of Paving and Grading. The work of public improvements of| 1885 is well under way. While, of ourse there will not be 8o much don this year in the way of paving and grad- ng a8 last, still the showing made wlll be very respactable. A reporter for the Brr: has made a tour] of the city, in varlous directions, and| the results of his observations of the pro- gress of publlc !mprovements are given, below. Cuming street, from Twentleth to) Divlsior, s now belng paved with as- one of the finest thoroughfares In the| clty. Farnam from Flfteenth street, to This year will also witness quite change in the appearance ot St. Mary' avenue. It has been paved from Forest] street to a point 330 feet west of South| avenue, and is to be paved from tha polnt out to Phil Sherldan street with a: phalt. Farnam street, between Eighth and| Nintb, is belng paved with Colorado and stone. Howard street, between the) ame limits, Is belng paved with Sloux| Falls granite, Sixteenth stree*, between Farnam and| Douglas is to be paved with Stoux Fall granite, Twelfth street is under contract to b paved tfrom Howard to Jackson streef with asphalt. Thirteanth street, from the bridge to polnt as far out as Hickory street, ls t be paved this seaton as soon as the pres-} ent dispute concerning the materlal to bel used Is settled. InNorth Omsha the work of grading| has 50 far progressea as to wipe out th military and Saunders street bridges. The grading is belng paid for by private partles, and the expectation s that every) trace of the (aicksand and the unsightly ftches will soon be obliterated by the work of improvement. The construction of the north sewer| past Seventeenth street will enable that] thoroughiare to be graded so as to make lan open strect from north to south. City Englneer Rosewater, In conversa tlon with & reporter remarked upon the actiou of the council In passing measures| allowlng the people to vote upon the| ssue of §50,000 worth of bonds for th intersection fund, and sald that If the| bonds wero lseued & paving fund of £200,- 000 would be created, (by taxes upon ad. joiniog property) most of which could be used this yo e — Soal of North Carolina Tobacco ls the bat —— PERSONAL, John Hess, of Plum Creek, is at the Paxton, Robert Ryan, of Lincoln, is at the Paxton,| W. M, McFuller, of Columbus, is a Paxton| Rueet, R D Sperry, Red Oak; George Musner, [Shelton; I Briggs, West Point; H Blanch- lard, Wakefield; J B Schroll, J R Williams, Farber, Mo; E Ennis, Ladonia; A Tlieyer,| [North Platte; ¥ S Itees, Danver; J 8 Tousa. lin, J J Samier, Dr ¥ English, Chicago; J M Ham Springfield; Charles Hall, Prince- fon, are at the Canfield. e— Smoke Seal of North Carolins bacco, To-| ——— A POPULAR EXCURSION TO THE SARATOGA CF THE WEST. The Ohlcago, Rock Island and Paoifi Railway has insugurated a serles of ex:| cursions to Colfax Springs, the popular] esort of Central Iowa. These eprings are too well known to) Thursdsy, J The rate has been made $4 ound trip from Council Blaffs, For further Information call at thel | ordinary kind with the multitude of low test, shord we 1 of physpta‘e powders, Bold onl kovaT. BAKING POWDER 00.. 108 Wal POLICE COURT. The Grist Ground Out in Judge Stenberg's Court Yesterday Morning. Judge Stenberg was kept busy for conple of hours yesterdsy attending to the varlous cases which are usual in pollce court. Dick Davis and John Davis, members) of the mnotorious Davls gang, which has) held forth on the rlver bottoms so long, were arrested)Wednesdaynight engaged i quarrel on the river bauk. They were| each fined $10 and costs. When ar- rested one of them had a large revolver,| but this morning neither one of them would identify the gun and Judge Sten| berg atill has it in his possession. Frand Rlce was arrested on the charge of belng & susplclous person. When| brought, Into pollce court yesterday| the judge observed that he was insanel and had him removed to the county jall Jas, Burke and J. P. Randall were| each fined §5 and costs for having been found in a state of Intoxlcation. Annfe Hall and Tony R'slng both live} in Bohomfan town, and Wednesday they) indulged in an all-day fight, until ar- ested In the [evening. They were each) taxed $5 and costs, Hugh McManus and W. R. Johnsol had a Iittle dispute about a bill yesterday| and Hugh got 8o excited that he tapped| Johnson just once on the smeller. This| morning Hugh was called upon to con- tribute §5 to he'p educats the children, of Omaha. B. Flerst way errested for an assaul upon Rabbl Alexander, of the Jewlsh| church. Flerst way discharged, as no one appeared to prosecute him. John Willians and Sherman Freeman, him he was dlscharged. Peter Lovegren, who was brought back from Salt Lake Clty, forgery, was held under §. Address John Linderholm, Cen| tral Clty, Neb. —— If Russla wants the Zulficar pass, Herat, or| anything els that region, her experience in| acquiring Penjdeh should teach her that all she had to do was to take it. NO POISON IN THE PASTRY AND TRUE FRUIT FLAVOR THLY STAND ALO) Price Baking Powder Co., Zhicego, Hil. 8t. Louis, Mo, wAxERs or Dr. Price’s Cream Raking Powdar Or. Price’s Lupulin Yeast Gems, REE YT ‘RIDAY, JULY 24, 1885 axE a8 € Dire Iady 81 years ¢, position for some wholeeals Q NOTICES, Al adv ertisements in the special columns will) be charged at the vate of 10 cents per line or the) Arst insertion, d 7 o4 per line for each wubse quent inserts o advertisement wild be inserted ‘or less than &5 conty f rrh!m" tim __ TO LOAN—MONEY, PECIAL mmer ci wre h\\' ner w lont or astivein good od busines. \Apit. | required §1/00 ddress F. C. C. Boe ofice 33, ANty ffice preferred Paxton Hote) VW Asto-Ta borrow $1,000 ¢ payable Inone and two vears. Addre Ramonint of intereit. 8. 8. 8. Hoe office Strong team and driver Joha A, Freyban &C ank L. Kverett, 208-Aug 16 cecurlty stating eaiaugl0 S47-24p Private danclig lessors; s Iady pred ; references required. Apply 1814 Call-] 385.24p ONRY T0 10AN—At once snd without delay on rea estate, n large or swall ymounts. on tmel Loans made a'eo on collsterals, any geod security, jrompily, G owest porsible ratia Apply cial Exchange, 1608 Farnam st., upstairs forna st VW7 AXTR- Boarders; excelient, board, clean, roums, comfortable beds; $4.2 week; come and try; 1318 Capitol Av V #200 and npwards on Potter ONAY to loan In sume firet-class real estate seourity 1615 Farnam et 7ANTRD 500 paople 10 bring tho'r watches to) JEaholm & Erickion's o heropaired. Sutisfaction 18 M o2 o teax—0n reat - WL amonnt from 8500 to rates of Interest. Nocomn: . Mayne & Co., 8. W. Cor. 16th and Farnam, 533 July2 ! Money to Loan -0 Croft, room 4, With 15tn and Harney ' Afsor] saroful study of the bust &y On personal proporty d & system wherevy tho asual {n such caces 1 done away with,and in & position to meet the de temporarl] withous de new Improved Amrican P. K. Flodman & Co. agenta 220 N 16th. 830\ FOR aENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, cottage o yard, 218t Bt., one block north of § 288.9 | w urlty by W el bullding, N. E, corn Jrgn mot—Houss of 8 rocus. Apply 01 St 18125 nd deslre to raise money} manner. Housekeop- en, mechanlos and others ‘n from $10 to $1,000 on| 4 tornitn 1o plance, ma. 6, wagons, warehouse reoelpts, secur, od notes of hand, etc., without removing same from| owners residence or place of business, Alsel Watoh Diamouds, — One of ~thel y pars of any lona can| be paid at sny time which will reduce the interes pro rata and all loans renowod at of Interest, I have no brokers in o th my office, but personally superintend all my losn, I have private offices connected with my gencrd office #o that customers do not come in contach with| each other, consequently strictly pivate. W, R Croft, room 4, bullding, N. E. cor. 16th and Harney. ONEY LOANED at C. F. Rood & Co's. Loan offioe YL on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, personal] sroperty of all kinds and all othe rarticles of valu ! vithout remcval. Ovor 1st National Bank,corncr 15t wnd Faram, ' All business stiotly confdontial 3 rooms 8 dollars on Har. t., W.G. Halcheln, N. Y. Dry Good 2p JOR RENT Toquire 800 28p w heuse 2d and B per month, wquest, Ste. Mrs. B {or RexT—Store room, 1111 Farnam 84 0. F. Dayls & Co, {uR kexT- Beantiful subieban reslaence property, arge house 7 rooms, fine k Jote., o will gel of greund ata sacrifice, v Farnaw S18t0 8 lo ¥. [ [Masoo & Co., 10th Jon resetorse actfic, Cor. 14th St. V| 30028 JOR RRsT—Biick hcuse 10 rooms, euitalle for] boarding bouse, Cays 8t between 14th and _15th| <M & Co 16th and 0. tf - 0k RENT—Cheap store, 511 N. 16th street. ONEY To loan on chattels, Woolley & Harrlson, 076.24p Room 2, Omaha National benk bullding 721t of 6and 9 roows in No 1 losa-) . Apply st office of C. 1. Taylor, SW. cor. 14th and Douglas. 175 ¢ g raxT-A bullding #2304, Inquire st Boston) dry goods store, ¥, 10th st, 086tt |\ ONEY TO LOAN—On reai ostate aud chattels M b, L Thonine. Ta2tt. ONEY Loaned on chattels, cut r R. tlokets bought and sold. A. Forman, 218 8,15th B “onvm LOAN In sums of §800 and apward YL 0.F. Davis and Co., Real Eatate and Los 505 Farnam BA. WANTED FEMALE HELP. {08 RRNT—A stable for § horses one block eouth P. depot. Inquire of M. Lee, gracor, orth. TRALE oR RrxT—Cottage 6 rooms, house 10 room. Phipps Roe, Seward and Campbell, 8814 ROOMS FOR KENT. 0k RExT—A large furnished front voom at 111 N 18th St. oK REN TANTED—A dining room gir at 1611 Dodge St. 30018 VW A31ao—A wmartlitths citl, of 9 or 10 yeare, can find a good home and +cheoling, with o young married couple st Mo. Val'ey Towa, none hut Amerl cans need apply. Addresy A, F. A. M. Bee ce. {0 RANT—A Targe p it room) 1513 Jones J0r RENT—Two unfurnished large front rooms 1103 Howard Sy 86424 Gitl for geners] h ousework, four doors cast o\ Saundera o in small Charles, 3p turnished rooms for light cheap, 1612 857.28p {oR RENT—Two nicely housskeepir ¢, ana furniture for Dodge St. first cla-s dining room ghl and cham | City Hotel, corner 10.h and Harnoy R s Aoy [ hevs b 1,1714 California etroet. 808-23p [Joor Rt Handsmely turnished roon Capitol Avenue. 3 7\0R RENT—Room, Inquire drug \toro cor. 10th ard Douglas, s30ut OR RENT—Targe, hacdsomely furnished roome, o or en suite, modern convenlences; excel W ke oA &pod il for general hovsework, st e, 1718 Do S318. Taeuty fourth 8t, to2tt ANTED— Tmmediately, 50 di the wist, free transportatio ‘arnam §t 'OR RENT— Furnished floor, sll complete for honee-| keepiog. Apply 1418 Chicago. ok REXT— Roon in 1018 Chlcsgo Bt App 0. F. Davis & Co. TANTED=A cook and chambermaid st $44-27 Doran house, 918 Faruam St. 358t 0R kENT—Doublo parlr, furnished; also single room, fu-nished, 1804 Ci 27} n girl at N = 5 th Omshs, ago 8t. P {oR ReNT—Handsome furn‘shed rooins, 18'6 Dodye: aug wre SRy Furnistied room, 1 “t 7 Casg etrect Joe. Boatty. 2 W Atro—Nursogirl, 100 Farnam stret. 22041 n —F coms, 15 3 ANTRD= Lady ogerts—$10 8 doy vith my win-§ J4 0% MNT—Fusnished rcome, 117 Dazcaport 51 dertu] bravd new rubber undergarment for fe-) 25y Madam I, Little, Box 188-1 Iadies go wild ever it, I“nk RENT - Suite of newly furnisned rooms, 1 448, Chicago, I, : California sr. E. D. Vau Court. 0 RRNT—Unfurn Cor. Sthand How ANTED—G 13 wiehing good places in hotels, pri in Beomer's block vate famllles, cooks, dining rocm irls, it 1 and laundry work Iways find ¢ od plic 8 and 85 per wiek, Call ) 1120 Farna R RENT—Furniched With bLoard, nlcely furnished with use of parlor; also gos, and Lath. 1409, 043-1 - By Cunningham & Brennan perty o1 Farnsm sreet, ne We gars Houte asd § bustaes: lo's th. A rare opport S\ 10ts on Leaver otly 81,000 each, Sce them A bl bargain for cish down, & most desirst] in Fatman'a sdition. This miish be sl 1 Aot frontie i Cerfer atroet In Kountzo's 84 aldi tion, 76140, A bev:ifal Iycation for & tesidence, rid will bs sold ch House wil lot vestment. A house and lot en Cuniing ktroet, good residence; will be sold for & Lo V. Smith's addition, worth street, 50x15 . 3 168h and Dedge. A good e \oar 10th, A 120 and t 221189, 18th ané Cent 100 feet on 1)t business p sold very oh A €00 b1 For a fow w nam te e w8 lot In Omaha View, $:00. kn we shall offer acre {ota In Cuntog atprices that will enable pur thelr money In one_year X Brennn, Rosms 8 k, next the postoffice, Oma Cholce 1oy In Denise 807 Onc of the bo timpr vad corner Tots tn 1" Sarpy county, #8000; 140 sbeck of Ablo Biures on Douglss near 20th rner lot §03140, on 14th St , Kount. 3 reom house, cellat and will, 81,500, Jilllon, snoral merohan 000, 84 add., nsocam I1a; bleck anscom Flade, 057, at oasy torme 1,250, at easy me, t 16, West End add., Faroam 8%, South front, 0, 4t cavy ter 1e, Parker's add, 81 S 17th Bt., near Canter, #1,050 44 foot tront on Far 60x182 on 15th. ne| house, etable, well, eto 5 po o Conter, east " front, i o'l 100. Do not fail to' invea Vaulsen's, Clark's, .Denlee's, Ha Burr Ok ad s «l asortinent of hovcs for rent. PAULSEN & CC st unocoupled ground in T house,87 fect front on Leavenworth , north bot 10th and 11th,will easetor 99 years, Bed- ford & Souer 784U 511 S 10th Bt House sud lot n Kountzo 2 Jlot 10 x 230 foot. Houso and 1ot on ®outh 11th st., $2200. (ouse and lot on Convent 8t , near Harney, 82800, 50 choice lots In Kilby place and Jerome Park, on onay terms. A half intorest 1o an establishd livery busines this city. Lands o N 5 acre tract n nton and Oto Imahs, $1850, ve = 1om-—Clev. land place within 4 hlocks of the car line and within two mintbe cars will run in frout of property. Will gell or will tr property and pay differenca in valu tios having mortgago pr new property freo of {nc over 1st Naticnal Bank BUSINESS OHANCES. ‘0 sall Crugstore st Pender, Ne G. €. 11\ 16 Pender Nel A partner with two hundrel o lars to In & profitalo manutacturic offi TANTED cogin WA tailors 1asin oxpcrience and som dress 2. T. Boc offic or fo1 &0 itall with good 11 apital, a tatlo \oR TRADE—Nance county lanla for stook ¢ eral mer, or hadware. A derhclw, Centra City, Nel Street, Om 0 RXCIANGE-—A 85,000 stock of bran now hary A from the factory, for good Nebrasks r splendid off C. TTERS —A 24 room hoarling 001 trade and doing g0 busine trade for grocery or 8 1son or for located. For particularg call an or a: 2 Wslnut St., ea8 City, Mo, 0K SALE - A nice fruit part of city. Address will sell o Centrally 'OR BALE At & birgain, Metropolitan hotel, Ken- Neb. Address Needbam Bros, Konesaw, h i property—House and grounds fn Red Cloud, 4,000, 1000 acres land dn Welstr county at $20 ne incumbrance, Ray 0. Becker, Red 148.30p sere, Cioud Neb T0R ALY —Steam flour mill; capacity 120 bbls. per day; olevator capacity, 20,000 bushels; good track faci! nly mill in Omaha, Will el or trade for (armproperts. Valuod st 910,000 W. H._ Greco over Tr nal Bank. 705t 3, cuaxca—About $500 wit buy an stat lished Lusinoss, together with lease for one year This is & good ba galn for soms ‘onw Beo office. 81841 of building. BOARDING. oakpixd—Room and board to gen wife, howe comforte, private fam Iccation, M. Bec office. 7 ANTRD—LADY AGENTS—Novelties I Iadi 02, rr—Ploasant room turalehod, 1428 Howard childrens’ wear, Over 40 new desigas. h like them Sell o8 fast a8 Over agents make §700 monthly. E H. Campbell & Co., 9 South May street, Oh 011 jly26 7 ANTRD—Three experfenced womon 6 per day, guaranteec; room 7, Ko, wa Flret. ropolitan hotel: WANTED MALE HELY, WY Aguen = lmmediatels, 1 youag men to eosaze with tlie Pennsylvania “Telegraph Tustruction Co. Maln o1l ilbert St. Uil dress M. G. K1l tcare Bec Neb, Wi otk V 3i% Stopho o wey shown [ Contratly 28 south 15th 5 K located furnished without board; tnquico o4 1901 Farnam St. 887 OMS—With board, dostrable for summo ab 5b. Chiarios Totel. 1425 FOR SALE--HOUSES—LOTS, charico for fyeo T et b 5. e Botith 1 1407 Jones stroct 60 —Tmmediately, two horse route carricra ad four foot route carriers; ast of wages, Ap at oroe t) Sunday Kewe, Withicll o3k, 16th and| Harrey street. £53-25 experlenced man JOR pALE —House and § ac'e of ground on Bher alesman o hook-bev, roows, well, cistern and barn, all for} A! Saunders & Co., opp. Paxton 7ANTED —+ Ituation as ealesman, best of rifaren cer. Addross C. L I'. Omaha Bee. 3 9-20p Marion Flaserny and pay differonce in casi, W, w t National Baok.. ANTED—Two first C1ass carpeiiters at 1007 Doug - 1as Street 378-28p PERSONAL. ¥or ladles & confidentl tng confnoment Address Lock Box 995-Aug 12p B, A CIIRSTRRYIRLD—Magnetic physiclan, test apd developing medium, over 019 norta 10th St, 65812 - 2 LOST AND FOUND. A Ilak horso ahout 0 yours it eye, right for ward foot had | M TRAYRD OR “TOLY iin Tart st Hublard cloa 11 he rewar ame at the 8 TuNawara & Dunan I houso specificatione, Fin o7 to Cumin's § wtreot MISCELLANEOUS, T3V Mikenwcll, medtam 17 itz Wit & pone | and other {0RBALR—8S foet on Cuming between 19th and 20th o ) ANTRD—Bread Bakcr. with house, §2,700. Bedford & Souer. 717- Garpesu Cracker Co, YW/ Aymsb -AL once, 80 cin sssers, 1910 Doige Bt. Dr. Hertzmann, 86154 V Y ekt et Call on or address W Api y built, 9 roo o phun—targo nts with ¢ ot, st modern lmproy 6t : tnquirc at prew {V0R BALK.—160 fect front on Virgluta avenue, onol block from head of St. Mary's avo. 3,000 for Il, or §1,500 for halt, W. H. Urecn, over let Na| tional Bank. 1 Ok BALR— Forty Tots for saic on Burt betweon 20th and 8lst ohea) edford & Souer, TANTED—A ynung man to carry an cvening route on Daily Bee. Ba5LL 1ewly Voodry 1, York, N ANTRD - Live Canvassera in every county In thol Uni.cd Statcs to fell FONX'S PATENT RE\ ERAIULE Trone, Pulishe FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS [ 0% vaua=Househcld gacdsat 615 N, 24th 8 16324 & wary frons. ke AWAY HOT KITCIHRN. 'Alurge and Lustiog incomo tnsured good cenvassers. Addrews, for clreulare, & HAD IRON C0., 95 Rende St., N. Y BlE-A \"Mm? One good man, 1o ¢ ch couctry o eell goocs ¢ ce} to — Horse, wagon and harness for Faroam Bt, JoR ALK quire 13 708 KALK—A ix year ¢ 1616 Webster street. JORBALK—OF woull frade or & good horso and J0gvy 3 90 wores 1o Gosper couty. Appl [South 1501 5 re . wefght 1,800 1bs. i 90'26p | 1d b A xaTs wasTe —For the Chamyicn Bend 12 ote. for eample. Cawiios Novary Co, Omaba, Neb 264—-ugl? Wely 20010 wheel owt, 1603 Farnam TR sALK—Two cheap. Address Bt. Louts Electrio Lamp) of Loarding hoase cute and torma of the| office. 276-24p 1% - LB— A mice youny tesm of mares good bug &lo and barnese. Iogu; t Edholm & “rick son's opp: P € 3 KNTS WANTRD, Co., 5t Louis for circular, power Marsh Klects W Axmsp—agents I every county to soliclt for tho Mutual Bepefit Anocation of Omahs,Ncb, Call on or sddress Otto Lobeck, Secretary apd Gen eral Mans ger, 1222 Farnam strect, 745aug1 7ok 54Lx—Boller and cugine, 20 ho +nd engloe, 1o good ru for the reason U the new machip bulldivg on Har Douslas 5t LWATH Ou Ban Garyaia, carriage phwoton and side bar buggie Lrellas and sunshados, st 1409-1411 Dodge S8ITUATIONS ANTRO—Employment | businese. Addrers delivery not large enough forl [ y which we will put lnto our rew WANTED y St Clarke Bros. & Co., 1408 slogle man with stoglo| . grocery or other Boo offlce 2 7AN1ED—By an experlciced ma book-kecjer; good referen cex ook A0, chokp. —A k00d piano, 010 Californis bt. REAL ESTALE, 1 practical Fecommm Tmproved d lows 40 exchange , OPR Postot ce, Y ALKENAN — s! | ranks ApR Ol | i1 add £ nfs list full lino imported d kssential 01l8, porfum 1 ¢ otern .« ter box B£Q) Park 1ooatod 12 mllos 8. pon €0 tho pu oclal g wthering ROOD MAR®A —~Partios ¥ (51Ing t0 piirchase hrood mares for £a00h 0 e s pleaso oall 4% Homan's Very stable, 418 #0 1th 13th strost, O n 802t (C)limw siivaa 7ag, doos n 4 wivo you hoart-hurn, Tags redocuie) st ane cent, each by the dealers Poycke Bros., Agents. 055-11 Peerosn—0n Kikhorn saa Mavte, 7. Murray, 4. 1, tags red. Cnlw BILVER TAG, 164 trult favo Peycke Iiros, 055 ocent each by the deal banfo given by G E Gollen itol ave. Pt NTRUOTION On beck, at 1110 C¢ Py vavues aud cempoo's ol aned w an oderies way. A, Evaos, 1203 Dodge st 94530, umw BILYKK TG, 1§ doos not redecinod at 0n6 cea Broe., Agenta. EDWARD KUEHIL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITION ALIST, 803 [aoth strool, hotweon Farnam aud Hai Juey will, wha theald of guardiac splills, obtalnin P t_RC7 Royons vlance in Ae pas) nad pross Boo vk, Defondar Befire Luther K. Wright, Justi unty, Nel o of the Pes waid action, fur the i costa mot 1o ex Bykox Kero, Adwin's i