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

TAE DAILY BEE.] OMAWNS STREETS. Thurslay Morning, August 6. four povineer Resewater Makes Sime LOCAL BREVITIES, Periinent Remarks About Them. —County Clerk Leavitte s roported to b3 a [ phe New Syatem of Naming Which little better, He Proposes—Its Advantages— —The picnic and dance that was to have The Disagreeable Features been held at Hanscom park last night, was of the Present system, seriously intarfered with by the rain, ~Sam Wilson, Chatler, Banks, Ed Barney wrock Trom oplum-smoking—her ekin sallow, constitation and nervous system completely wrecked. wr.a not addlcted to hop and ‘“had gome iato the jolut,” aa she explalned, **just for fal Her companion STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. Robert Thompeon Killed Yesterda Morning When on His Way to ‘Work—The Circamstances, One of the most curious instances of and F M Ginneg, & v artette of bost-blacks, | amA reporter of the Bk called yesterday denth by lightnng-stroke, recorded in were locked up in *he city jail yesterday |upon City Engineer Rosewater, and had on a charge of fightisg, an interesting talk with him abont the —Mattie Scott, o negro girl of tender age, | present system of naming and numbering ell in a drunken fit near the corner of Six- | the gireeta of this city, the evlls thereof, teonth and Farn am yesterday. She was re: | 403 4ho gohemo which he has proposed to bosgb it AL do away with them. —Sherifl Mller will go to Lincoln this W motning w.Ab eleven prisoners for the| *In the first place,” ssid Mr, Rote- penitonti ary, and two candidates for admis- [ water, “'a word or two about the present sion int o the insane ssylum, system of naming and numbering the —T 6 insnrance agents aro still at work ad- |streots, As I take 1It, streets exlst justi‘ag the losses of Mussrs, Tler & Co, sus- | for the convenlence of travel; they are taiv od by them in the destruction of their [named aund numbered simply that they dir tillory Dy fire last weok, may be easily located—so that one can —1. H, Cochran, the collector accused by | eagily find any place on any buslness or “Dr, Search of appropriating some $76 to his | o iqon0s streot. Bat o Omaha you #own use han boon released on 8300 bail, and | © e ot the prosent aystem sub- will beve a trial this morning, Company 1" of the 21at Infantry, sent to Fort Russell, Wyol, some time ago, has been recalled from there and ordered to take sta- tion at Fort Fred Steels, Wyo, from it. The streets are all mixed up, and have no uniformity. During the last five years 30,000 people have located in —A sneak thief entered tho houso of J, | Omaha, and yet L'l ventare to say that W. Morse on Farnam strest the other day, [ none of them are at all famlliar with the (date not exactly known), and made away |Streets of the clty, excepting, of course, with about &40 worth of silvorware, No clue, | tho few princlpal one. A great many ad- 5 ditlons are year by year belng made to ~Tom Ballard, the doomed murderer of | 4ho ity a0 that the sltuation is growlog Henry Verporten, now awaiting death in the | woree s q wovee = 1 will vontare the as- county jail, is given everything to eat that his | gertion that tho addltions of the clty com- appetite craves, Tho sheriff also allows him [ prise all told sixty or seventy miles of to have two drinks of Jiquor a day. -:mml: n||d there }u Inol nvul\ieyer Ih;lt:;lls —Maoager Kay, of the Athletic park, has [city whols eo entirely famillar with the secured R oo U5 B ok and Toav. | streets of the olty and ita additions that enworth clubs, that neither can play here he can find every one of them—so com~ ot Sy with the U T, 1¢ | Plicated and unsatlsfactory s fho prosent is probable that a game will be arranged for system of naming and numbering. 3 ‘“‘Here Is a map of the clty and its ad- Sunday between the U, P, and Athlotic nines. [ gittons, ~Look how rldlculously somo of —Louis Camp, the young man who was |ita streets are laid out. What is Twenty- charged by Winspear of stealing a lot of |seventh street in McCormick’s addition candlos from him, was tried yesterday after- |18 Twenty-elghth in Boggs & Hill's addl- noon before Judge Stenberg and a jury of |ton, Thirtleth in Prospest Place, State throomen, After hoaring all the evidence, [In ~ Glee's additlon _ and Colfax the jury sald that Oamp wasnot guilty, |!0 ~ Bartletts ~ additlon, ~ Take et Lol 2 Jackson street—further out it is prac- therefore the judge released him, HaAlIy U, B Geantietreat, | and) sl Far: Sme clever sneakthief stole soveral boxes | ther out Middle street. ~And you could of cigars Tuesday afternoon from the store (go on all day detecting these ridiculous of Stephens’ Bros. on Thirteenth street. A [flaws. Then, the system 1s very faulty young mon came in and asking for some to- |in that the names of many streets are beoco, sent the proprietor to the rear end of | repoated. For example, there are three tho store, and while his attention was thus | Centrestreets, two or three Pine stroets, temporarily diverted, a *'pal” walked off with | W0 or threa Walnut and ~ Sprace streets, the cigars under his arm. —1.. Yates, n painter working in Gratton & Drummond's carriage factory, sustained a g and 80 on, vere cut on his :ight wrist yesterday, a piece of glass from a broken skylight falling on him. The several arteries were severed, Dr, Hostetter, who was called in, took up the cut arteries and sewed them, The wound is not dangerous, though very painful, —A Ber man stepped into John A. Frey- han & Co.’s,, wholesale liquor and cigar estab- lishment at 801 to 807 Howard street, and was told that since accepting the agency for the Franz-Falk Brewing Co., of Milwaukee, they have had more orders for these popular bottled goods than they were ablo to fill and the rushing manner in which the goods were being loaded on the wagons abundantly proved the assertion, —Some days ago a trunk was left by some unknown person in the German Lutheran church on Douglas street, How or why it came to ba there is a mystery, Yesterday Officer Whalen took the trunk and opened it, It was filled with clothing and trinkets, evidently belonging to a Swede girl, Mary Anderson, just arrived in this country, and had been shipped recently from Red Oak, —(Quite an agroeable surprise was given Mr. C. Bumner Sweed Tueeday evening in honor of his twentieth anniversary at theresidence of Mrs, Kiog, 1108 Cass street. The ‘Excelsior band was in attendance fand announced the arrival of tho party. An orchestra was is0 | Tyente Third, Second Twenty-Third on hand to give music for those who would | ofc, to each portion, as the case might “‘trip the light fantastic.” Through the good | be, ' This woald enable one to determine management of Miss Lulu Kiog and Thomas | enactly on what part of a certaln block a H. Love, it was made one of the most enjoy- | store was located. The present system able affairs of the season, Mr, Sweed re- [of numbering, with a few small modifica- coived many valusble presents; ameng them | tlons, could be used. wero a diamond pin, a toilet cet, n walking| ‘‘In this way, the present system of cane and other prosents from various friends. | Daming the streets would bo - entirely swept away, every name except that of Dcdge avenue being done sway with. Lf this plan is adopted, thero would not be a street or a locality in the city which 2 child could not find, “'A groat many people object to having a change made in the prasent system,” continued Mr. Rosewater, “‘on the ground that the cltlzens have beccine uscd to our syatem of nowing the streets, and to have to famillarize themselves with a new set of names wonld be very Inconvenient. Now that 18 ridiculous, Within the past five years, as I said before, 30,000 people have ccima to Omaha none of whom ere fawiliar with any but the prin- clpal streets and practioslly do not know theelty at all. Within the next five years, if the town is to have 100,000 pop- ulation, there will bs 40,000 peo- ple who will settle here, making 70,000 people who have practic. ally to learn the ¢!ty thoroughly, Now wouldn't 1t bs better to put the firat 30,- 000 people to & little inconveniencs, in order to have the clty’s system of stroots a correct and simple one, than to allow the leet 70,000 people to become used to THE REMEDY, ‘‘Admitting, then, that these defects exlst, no one will deny, I suppose, thata remody ought to be applied. My plan, in a few words, is this: Do away with the present system of usming and num. bering entlrely. Fix upon some central street, as Dodge, running east and west, for the basls of the new eystem. It would be called Dodga avenue, and all the stroets running east and west wonld be called avenues. The next atreet south of Dodge, which is now Douglas, would be called Second avenus south, Furnam, Third avenue south, and so on, The next street north of Dodge avenue, now Capltel avenue, would be called Second avenue north, the next one Third avenue north, and so on. The streets running north and south would be numbered, fixing upon one of the lower streets as Firat street. This sy tem of numbering would be continued as far out as the streets running north and south are to be found. Then, if a man told you that he lived at the corner of Twenty-Third street and seventh avenue north, you could, by counting the number of avenues north from Dodge avenue, and the number of streets west from Firat street, easlly detcrmine where he lived. All the blocks should be in length 364 feet, When it happened that a block ia sub-divided into sections by cross streets coming In which do not enter the oppo- site blocke, 1 would apply the name First D For Trado.—Nance county lands for stock of genersl morchandiso or hard- ware, Address Jobn Lindorholm, Cen- tral Clty, Neb. B e A Sausll Bleze, Yesterdsy morning some malt which - was belng roasted fn the mill of Clark :Bros & Co., on Douglas street; caught fire In tho*‘roaster.” and for a timo there was a lively Dlaze. The fire dopertmont called out but the fire wac oxtingnished beforo they reached the spot. The malt was beiug exj erlmented upon for a gentle- man who desired to make porter by a new prociws Barrlng the loss of the malt, seve ral bushels, there was no loes, e Swmoko Seal of North Carolina Te- bacco, o —— The Caso Compromised, Harry Strwood, the dapper young ploture agent who was broaght back from Faplllon by Constablo Edgorton Tuse- {58 irceani wlytrablo systemt _ Ostainty lay In compa oy with Miss McGa're, the 3¢ yoomp to mo that thi: rgument of the 15 year old gir 1 whom he had .entlced inconvehience of the change {8 a e from homo has been releassd, Ho man- | oo 8 Ty, aged to cfioct compromiso Tst night, 3 p;yi:lg all n_ulltlr‘d leit the c"i on one "qu:.:. !lynelz.,nfi“:fihmkw?rl:e ei?; of the evenizg t raine, ing that here~ » : ) d after ho would te ud strloly o th plctara | SOn 3 bave pricted fof distributlon to ail business snd loave tho plrls slone, | fpocckPled; small Mikiographod mapa of the city, showing all the streots as re- gir 1 ’ ,‘;‘;""r:f',"&'fi:fi‘;:z?u':».hm thinking | named, ' In this way the changes would ; b easlly understood, and within six In this conneotio. it might be well to . 4 atats that S rerren o el 40 | montL cvery men, woman and child In Sy o o wot the davghter of Borriay |thineity would have become ncquainted McGulre, though by a curlous colncldence the age and namo are the same i both casee. An Opium Rala, TR A *‘greon” policeman was steared Taes- » and Building Asso- | €8y night Into an oniam joint on Twelfth ciation, street, between Faruam and Douglas, and Subscriptlons can now be made for [ 8% there a lot of “hop fiends” enjoying cription a0 oplum amoke. He wont out, and re- shares ia tho first torles by applylng to [ macked otauslly o' (he mattor to ace the secretary’s office with Jef W. Bad- |of his brethien, who Immedlately com- ford, 213 Bouth Fourteenth street. The |municated the affalr to headquarters, poyments are made monthly st rate of | The police decided to swoop one dollar per share, down and areest the proprietor Out of towa parties wlebing to sub- [and all the inmates. When they got cribe for eharea in the Nebrasks Loan |thore, however, all the hop fiends but a Nobrasia Lo communicating with Secretary F, J. |girls. Belle Sanders and May Vaughn, Borthwick, 213 South Fourteeuth Strest | had fled They were arrested, but atter- Omabs, wio will be pasted to furnlsh |ward releated on gball, avy information desired Chinamen §20 and costs, All pald and serves any such desirable purpose, Far| looal annals,sccurred yesterday morning during the severe rain atorm. A fow minutes before 7 o'clock, Rob- ert Thompson, an employe In the U. P, tin shops started from his home near the waterworks on the bottoms, to go to work at the shops. He had not been on his way moretha n ten minates, when he was ttruck by a bolt of lightning, and foll Instantly dead, Ho was discovered lying on the ground, face npwards, by a paseer-by, who at once notified the coro- nor. The body was at once removed to Drexel & Maul's undertaking rooms where it now awaits Interment. An investigation of the circumstances attending the case dlzcloses a most curl- ous state of affairs. The bolt of light- ning must have struck the unfortunate man on the top of the head, for on one slde of the crown is a small raw aper- tare about the siz2 of & ballet hole, while on the right foot, between the second and third toes, Is another small hole where the lightning evl- dently came out of his body. Ountslde of these two small wounds there Is not a bruise on the!whole body, of apy kind, nor in fact any discoloration. The peace- ful look uyon the dead man’s face shows that his death must have been Instantan- eous and palnless. His clothing—coat, pants and shirt—were torn to tatters, his pants, which were of coarse jesn cloth, belng ripped Into a thousand pleces. His rubber goesamer was also rlpped to ploces, while his shoes were so thorough- ly torn and scattered, in small pieces, that they could not be found. Near the spot where Thompson fell, also, there was a large hole. a few Inches in dlame- ter, and several feet deep, whero the bolt penetrated the ground. No inquest will be held by Coroner Drexel, as the cause of death is plainly manifeat. A number of physlcians and sclentific men inspected the body yesterday, and all agree that tho caso is one of the sirangest on record. The facts of the slight disfig- uralion of the bedy, coupled with the complete dentruction of the clothing, showing that the fluid must have pasted through the olothing, and_the absence of discoloration, together with other cir- cumatances, combine to make the caso of sad Interest, Robert Thompzon, the victim of the sad calamity, was 41 years of age, and a man of great intelligence and many good parts, He leaves a wifeand a family of five children, upon whom the terrible and eudden aflliction bears with crushing welght. He has lized in Omaha for a pumber of yoars and has been for some time In the employ of the Unlon Paclfic road, The deceased was & member of the Burns club and the funeral wiil be held on Saturday under the ausplces of that organization, The following call has been lasned: WRANGLING FOR A WAGON. Omaha's Need for a “Black Mariar,” and the Efforts thatare on Foot 0 Get; One, The question of ecsurlng & patrol wa- gon for Omaha’s police forece seems to be something unususlly interesting to those most dlrectly concerned, One week ago Councllman Lee Introdused a a resolutlon In the city council ordering that a team and wagon of the character named be provided, The resolution was referred to a commlittee, which reported {avorably on it last Tuesday and now has been adopted. At Monday night's meet- ing of the echool board Mr, Long intro- duced a resolution proposing to approprl- ate out of the school fund $400 towards the desired convenience. The other mem- bers, however, raised a questlon a8 to whether the board could le- gally make such an appropriation, In sapport of his resolution Mr. Long argued t1at they had already donated £5,000 to- wards the erection of a clty building and would probably give more In constdera- tion that they are to have a rcom, set apart, in that building for thelr use. Then, In view of the fact that more then half ot every fine collected at police coori goes into the school fand, he thought that the boerd could well afford to bear half the expente of a patrol outfit,t ~ Hls resolution was re- ferred to & special committee, with fnstructions to ascortain whether its vrovislons can bo legally complied with or not. 1tseems to be & gonerally entertained opinlon that Omaha has grown large enough to need the services of a ‘‘black marlar,” and enough more offenders would be taken In toeoon pay for It In additioval fines. One of the arguments used is that the disgrace- ful eight of seelng drunken men and women dragged through the atreetswould bo abollshed, and instead of belng com- pelled to leave thelr beats every time they made an arrest. Officers could ring for the wagon, which would go after the pris- oners and whirl them to jail o a jiffy. - —— Police Docket, Ralph Foster, larceny, committed to county jall for twenty dsys. J. Hilleker, J. P. Moore, James Regan, Charles Reyuolde, drunk and dis- orderly, dlscharged. Peter Larsen, George Wright, Oscar with all the features of the new system.” | Pape, drunk and disderly, 85 and costs; two latter committed in default. Warzen Maynard, James Foremsn, vagrsnts, dlscharged. Mollle Hart, Jerso Hodge, dlsorderly conduot, discharged. SBelle Sanders and May Vaughn, oplum smoking, €5 and costs each, paid. Pony Chineman, keeping au oplum joint, §20 aund costs, ————— star loute Suit, A star route sult has boen commenced in the United States dlstrict court of Wy- and Buildlng Aesoclation can do so by [Mongolien, ‘‘Pony Chinaman” and two | oming territory againat Lyman Brown. of | W W . shiogton, D. 0., and Mat Patrick, of ' this city, for §130,000. L n Yesterday the | Websater has been retained as the attor- gicls wera fined §5 and costs each—the | ney for detondant Hon. John Croft loans money on Diamonds and The glrl Belle Sanders was » miserable | Fine Watches, Room 4, Withnell block ’ ThefBody Identified, Mrs, Weatherford and daughter, who went down to Bellevae Tuesday, re- tarned yesterday. Mrs. Weatherford re- ports that she positively ldentified the floater found at Bellevue Monday night as the body of her ton who was drowne while bathing In the river, at this polnt last week. The boly was very much discolored and bloated, and after an Inquest was Interred at Bellevae. One of the carlous pointa by which the body was identified a8 that of Weatherford's was the fact that the floater had slx toes on one of his feet, as did Weatherford. Tho family,of the drowned ate poor ard in straltened clrecumstances. . Thelr prin- clpal support was the son and brother, and now that he has gone thelr condl- tion is doubly dlstressing. e — e CrosiNe Ovn,—A large atock of chil- dren’s, boys' and youths clothing to be sold at first cost, Luxp, Opera Houre Clothing Store, 217 8. 15th St. e ——— 16D, SON—TIn this city August 4, at 5:40 p, Ir, Elam S, Emerson, eon-in-law of William P, Snowden, aged 20 years and 4 months. Funeral notice hereafter, UG U - ANTRD—A g0 glfl ¥0_do general house work Apply 1516 Douglas St. §71-6p 7 AxTap—Tmmediately, good kitchen ghl; inquire of Mre, J. 0'Grady, 108 Eleventh stroet, n—At 101 general h WANTED MALE HELP. + & good German girl 9 work 038t 7 AXTRD - This week, 16 youn men to learn tel. egraphy, and tal iclosing stawp, M. G. K., t V Addross, W Armmo—A fist clase men and wite (o woman desirlng & Iy ylace) for ra Kansas; must bo first class housekeoper; work ia hard, Lut will bs a good home for the right sort of Address, with relcrence this « Ranch 6-6p Ono steady rellable middle 4y employment. © 7 ANTRD 4 man to | 421 . 678.5p ) tor, talking German_and Fog- 1ish, at European hotel, 8 10th st. B o samssron; papor; recipes for making, 95 1. made making and selling to famlies Co., Omaha, Neby,, Box 81 W S two s tmmodiately. Ap Dy at Fromont Foundry & Machine Co., Fro. mont, Neb. 687.5 Weim-A about 10 years speak Gorman, st 1419 Dodce st Wiltoen V) st known, and sticky fly g00d w stat Supply o 08 81 ol who cat [t “Peot. Fldon Mor- P" oo o o nd teacner, Addresy “M. C 7 ANTRD—Ten carpenters tween L ke and Will hr ¥ must furnish 0od reference. 680-5p. VWA oen coopers to_ make Sioux City. Jas. £ B:oge & Co, @RNTAWANTED, Addresa St. Louis Electrio Lamp st Louls for ciroular, cuts and torms of the 8114ly12, rd tlerces at 450aug1lp Amp. Hbsolutely Pure. This powder nevor vartse. A marval of paroty strenzth and wholoscmeness, Moro economical than the ordinary kinds,and cannod bosold in_comp tion with ihe multitude of low test, short welght and_of physokate powders, Sold' only In cang ROVAT, BAKING POWDER CO.. 108 Wall 84; K. ¥ Apollinares “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” LERPts; numerous competitors appear to have, one after another, Jallen azay.” BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. 18! y lin.Wat. Dealers, M KTATIONS.: S Of all Grocers, Drusist BEWARE OF SPECIAL NOTICE AU adv ertisements in the special columns will be charged at the vate of 10 cents yer line or the first insertion, and 7 cents per iine for each ubse- quent insertion: No advertisement will be inserted or less than 25 centa for the first tume? TO LOCAN—MONEY, © CAGUE DROTIIERS, Inv estment, Bankers, opposite post office. Omaha, negotlate mortgage Icans on first.class ecurity at rulling rates of Interest, Par- ties desiring to borrow money on fmproved city or country resl cstate, for from one to five years, can bo MoCague Brothers, bank- ommodated promptly. G82-tf ers, opposite post office. ONEY 10 L0AN—At once and without delay on rea ostate, In large o small smounta. on timo to suit. Loans made also on collatersls, chattels or any good security, prompy, quletly and-at tho ‘owest possiblo ratts. Apply &t the Omaha Finan. cinl Exchange, 1608 Farnam st., upstairs. 704tf ONEY T0 LOAN—In sums of §10,000 and up: on first clas business city property, for 6 ') No commissions of any kind charged. Davis, Special Loan sgent N, W, M. Life 1605 Farnam Street o8 ez biado on real esta Seourity i amountsof » 600 and up; callfor terms. Frank L. Everett, 1600 Farnam. 208-Aug 16 NosE!!! Money to Loan—On ty by W. R Croft, room 4, Viith- ‘corner 16th end arney.’ After > ‘bus- OXEY! MONKY!! years of exp ness of loaning money on_ persoual rty, I have at last porfectol a ayetom whereby the publicity usual in such casrs is Jone Away with,and I am now na position to meet the demaiids of wil whe become temporarily embarrassed and deslio to ralse m: without delay and in o quict wmanner. Housekeep- al gentlemen, mechanics and othors in 2 obtain advaiices fiom £10 to 31,000 such security a3 housenold furniture, ph u chinery, b ed notesot i >, wagons, warehouso receipts, , otc., without removing s owners residonce 0 place of bushes: on fno Watches and Diamcuds, - One advantagos I offor 16 that any part of any loan can bo paid at avy timo which will reduce the Interest Fro rata and all Toans rene s¢d 83 the original rates ofinterest. 1 have no brokers In connection wi T havo pri offico £0 that customers do b other, consequently n ty private. Vuildiog, N W. cor. 200 and upwards on ONEY to loan in sume Potter & Cobb, 719-tt AV first-class real estate sccurity, 1616 Farnam et. "V ONEY LUANKD ut U, £, #0500 & Uo 6. Loan oftice M on furniture, plano onal property of all kind without remeval, Over 1st National Bank,corner 1841 sud Farnam. Al business ebrictly confidontinl 72041 ONEY To loan on chattels, Woolley & Harrlson, Omaha Natlonal bank building 241, cut rats, R R ONEY Loaned on chatt , man,218 8,18th BY 72841 slokets poughtand sold, A W “UN[:! 9 ALY Agents, 160 T WANTED FEMALE HELP, 7 ANTeD ~Thin week, 12 youn 18719 to Tearn tcl- ek rphy od take posit'ors 11 ovumoroial of. A duress,enclosiog etamp, ¥, G. K., Beo offic, 6.5 OAM 1o suins of $59 aad upward. und Co., Zoal Edista and Loan ‘arnam 5t { \ ficea 7 W AxTe—A ouso keper, &, 11" Eeo 817 ok 1 diafng room girl at the Cal: 1 102 Davglas 8t 26 726-11p house work. Mre. T 720-5p Y 4msp—Dining roou girl st 1017 Capial ave. 4301 TANTXD—A il for general bousework st 1210 Cipi.ol Ave. 7 740 6p W #3rev—Kitchen ¢inl 1618 Howard et. ANTRO— 4§ 00 d ning roow ¢ rls; 8180 girls for ge veal housework, firstand second work city 1 pay d wages. Cal and lo- 5 8t 1120 Farnam St. Gose 782.7p neral work gllfor Eimme: house. 4-10; 10p sud country. W Juire atou pia 7 AxtED—Woman to take care of furnlabed roou s, Mee. Kendadl, 0dd Fellows Block. — 630-6p SITUATIONS WANTED. 7ANTED—By & young man, Seandinavian, a situa- ticn in a store, have some expertence, goo? ref. Ardress “E.R.” Bee officc.’ 7:8.5) \) erence given. YWV axpeo—Situstion fore No. 1 broad and oako baker. Address Will Schultz, 115 8. I6th st., Otaha Nel, 747-0p \) Fort. AXTED—A sitvation ¢« salesman, Address E. C. Himecy, Omaha, Neb, 741:5p 7 AxTRD—Sltuation by & compctent steam engi necr, gas and steam fitter and mecha Address A1, Beo WANTto=A situation by a first clase womao; good meat or pastry. Call at %04 Oth daya ; local ty ' north ot Addro:s YA, & B I 707 5p aled proposala for clearinis timber off alloys on Marsh's Additon to will be ro- Can be soen TANTRD the stre Omals, on il office, Lincoln, Nely W NTrD-Evory hody to call o b printin atisfaction 134-t1 THE BEST BAKING POWDER Reports by the Government Chemists. Dr. Edward G. Love, Analytical Chemist for the government, made soms valuable experiments as to the comparative strength of baking powders, These tests were to determine what brands possessed the high~ est leavening power, and were most economical for use, Dr. Love's re- post gives the following:— Strength: Cubic Taches Gas per each ounce of Powder, Name of the B Powders, toyal " (absolutely pure). . ‘ Rumford’s ” (phosphate) frash « Rumford's_(photphiate) old ... ** Hanford's None Such,” fresh . * Hanford’s None Such,” old . “* Redhead's" “Cloveland's” ( o Foam “Dr. Prices “ Towis's " Condensed * Congress " yeast ... “ O, K. Andrews & Co's Heckor's "........ “Gillet's " .. ntains lime) when fresh . . alom) . “I have tested Royal Baking Powder, and find it composed of pure and wholesome ingredients. It is a cream of tartar powder of a high de= gree of merit, and does not contain either alum or pnosphates or any ine jurious substances. E. G. Lovg, PhD." Dr. H. A. Mott, the former Goverament Chemnst, reported to the @overnment in favor of the * Royal™ brand. He says—"It is a sciene tific fact, that Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure. H. A. Morr, Ph.D.” Prof. McMurtrie, lats chief chemist for the U. S. Government at Washington, says-—~"The chemical tests to which T have submitted tne Royal Baking Powder, prove it perfectly healthful, and free from every Wi MoMurrris, E.M., Ph.D.” deleterious substance. REAL ESTATE, 7or RENT—Front room furnished or unturnished 1212 Howard 8t 620-t1 F..;.m.’uf I with Loard, 1613 Capitol ave, 02 Fe teen lots on Vinton and 17th Sts 1.14p very desirablo property and on easy tern, One Lunire e streot property south fro t, 1 100 p-r front foot; will scll ht kind of pur- chasors; this is a raro chanco erty that will double in J loy Forroar— rooms and board 84,5 per week, R RToAL 1610, Famam stroct, two_ nicely { furnished tront rooms with use of Lath r Furniched room 1621 Capitol ave. % 0o 8 £60.aug20p Four lcts on desirable Cs PFperty T 501 Soven 1o an a avenue, Riley & Co. JRor ret—Fumishod roome 150 Fa d Tot on 24th strect near Jrenmar—a aro newly tumistied tron 2 an and Lath; n. 1 South 13th St., cheap. S 13th € aviLe Cue patrons o cal month 2516 L ‘a8 we have positive | gt =Two nicaly furnished roome, NW o 215t ond St. Mary's Ave. 100t las street i 0% LRAR—Bo F warohouse h n oz - OR RENT- (dttagce rooma with pantry and out houses. Inquire 1021 1sth St., South of Mason. 744-11p 57 feot tront north bot 10th and 11th,will easofor 99 y ford & Souer 08 KENT—Two clegant © fficeein Luttmen'eblo 804-tt o wesT—Front fursished room, 1017 Chiosgo st. hinns Addit o and two lots Han: Houte an 1 1ot north 19th 8t, 600, House and 1)t Rsgan's Add, 1200, Houre andl .t 8. 1xtn 8t, 1,00, Tlouse and lot Pac , near Depot, 350, 2 houses and lot on Cass 5t , cear 16th, Tlouss and | th St , 85 Farm land in newly every county in roome, o, 0000, Jor resm—Handsome tumished roouas O RENT- Nice new bouso of 8 rosms NW 7th end D uglas; 818 permonth. ©. & Co., 15th and Farnam, Det. Center o xmr ‘Maync_& Co., 7404 and D rea 1tthacd House of 8 rooms, S cas; §'8 per month, armay JFCE msr—Cottage & rooms near Hanscom Fark, 6 50. Brick housa 8 rooms Shinn'a add., Houe 5 rooms Davenport and 2%ith $1 s Leavenworth o Groye Sta,, $15. Co., 16th and Parnaw. Houss C.E. Mayno & 750 tt NOR RENT —New four room house, cellar, ciston and out houscs; two blocks from etrect car, §10 per month. J. E. Kiloy, 915 scuth 15th 8t. For rent—New house faur rooms, porch, cast front brick ecllar, clstein well and o dora street, 814 per month, J F. For rent—Twonew six room houses, Swunders St.; porch, bay window, hallway, closcts, out houses, cistern, well, wlke, every thing commo dious and complet.; $18 per month. J. E. Riley, 215 eouth 13th &'rect. egant eix room house on 24th street, reridence and location very 5 A For 1enf north of Capitol av desiratle, J. E. R er out ences on Chicago St., 11ce pertion; §60 per month, C.E Moyné & Co., 15th ard 826, t For rent—Store room 1 €. E, Mayne & Co., 15th and Earnaw, well §lendid brick house of 10 roo and y water, gas, furnace, fino OR RENT 7th and Clark St., in oL et —Hous: five rooms { i soft wa. firat-closs repair; good ce ter; will rent low to Siatter, 16th and Calitornin 8¢, Ok RENT—A house on 18th St. cast sido couth of U. P, Brid, nquire John Hawlin JOR RENT. 4 room . new, on Maton sbree 1 234 street, 815 0) 30 00, on Shorman ave., 25 00, on Bouth 12t (troct, 820,00, HAMLIN & BHOWN, 3.150uth Eloventh 8t. ure acd hay | theds, z00d wate - ponsil s M. Fox, 8} milos 3 3 Biair, Wil 1> sell my stock ard proporty 1t wanto aug 6 2p {0k BENT— Choice brick reridence, just 10 roome, furnace and all moderi improv; inquire at United States Nationsl Bunk, 9 in rear. Itent 826 459-Aug 14 7V0R RENT—Store with tour roo & month. Iequire 1 T Boautiful suburban resldence property, ‘acres of ground, largo house 7 rooms, fine loca~ tion, plendid viow, étc., or will el imorovements with byesrsleae of ground ata sacrifice, C. K. Mayoe & Co,, 15th and Farnam, 813t d 9 rooms In No 1 losa-~ C. L Taylor, 8W. cor. 17611 Taquire st Boston o8ett JoR RENT - 1T tion. Aply at 14th and Doulas. 70K KENT—A UUTOIIR 72X61. dry goods storc, 8. 10th st, {0 RENT—Cottage 8 rooms, house 10 rooms. J. Phipp Roe, Seward and Camphell B8l ROOMS FOKR KENT. JFenhust—Nleoly turnlsbid. rooms with, or with out board No 166 Farnam bt. T847p room for 2 gentlewen, ite Goos Hotel. Apply & Burnctt, 218 18th St 740 th JOR REXT—1 well furs 1609 Faruam street, b ro0m 4, or at B aeserm, t room well furnished, eult ) j00, with or withon bosr |, two blucke trom Opera House, 322 8. 10th Bt. 708:ti F F Tk RENT 1600 Farnam 8t., opposite Goos Hotel at reom 4,0¢ at Wasseran & Burnett, o west—Furnithed roomy 1560 Haraey st 092 o RENT—Pleasant unfurnished room ster went—Deslrable room with b fences, 1724 Capitol ave 1 well furci-hed room for 2 genflemen Apply 52.6p NT—2 pleasant south fron ok & corner 19th and Davenport Tooms 8. W, o 700,01 ok RENT~Handsow ly furnisted rooms itcls 6 Two Glls for general house work and ok kExT Room with bay window o parlor, newly furnished; 88 por weck. 4130 §1 60 9260, Loard #4; bal) Foom azeoms north 17k 88, braska. O, . Davis & Co., 1605 Farnam S: COMB—With board, desirablo oz summer. Apply 00e £00. % 58 Charlos Hotel. 61 " BUSINESS OHANOES, [ e Ao st gy o Tittle capital for casb.” For particuly 1% 0. Box 857, Omaha, Neb. 7 [oR RExT—For manutscturing purnoses or h: arge room 44x75, 34 floor, No. 110 S. 14th st.. enquiro at 1409 Dodgo et. A. J. Slmpson. 05-t FE s centeallylocatad turatabid oot at i 628 south 15th 8t. 009-t¢ {0k BALE—Ata bargaln, Motropol tan hotel, Kon= SR saw Neb, Addrcss Needham 1xr~~v,(17|£‘;v‘.;-‘m, without bo B e tront room on first floor with or | ny inquico a4 1901 Farnam St. 307-t1 FOR SALE-—-HOUSES—LOTS, Hanscom place, 8900 {ok's proposed add, Ok A r—Woll ostablished furniture businoss with buitding and 1ot, €. A. Howe, Ulysses, N 43 AT, i o e o= % for ton monthe; wood hive other bustaess to Beo ofice, as0tt ATy cation; rade. Rsasons for selly ttond to, AddressS P. MO TRADK—Na ORSALE—Lot 10, b 18, Lot 9,b38, M. Loty 1and 2. b1 Lots in all parts of the cit No. 206—Houre 7 1 No' 197—Bri-k h or stock of en- or hardware, Addresy John . City, Neb. aug2l PERSONAL. 506 1o g 23,609 | Linderholm, Cey s add. $300. 745t New house b rooms G or lndles during confinement, confidenttal. Address Lock Box 698-Aug 12 Jron saun-At a b Howard Co., N box 600, Omaha, gain, section of good land in Addross “G. N.IL" P, 0, [OR sALE—OF wi'l trade a aplendid houso and lot, soutn side. Cuaningham & Brennan, 1611 Dodge strect £5:5 — Tan) Plons. LOST AND FOUND. 1 oxt —Doz Jack, English Mustifl, (Black snd 4 leather collar, §5 reward, returiied to o ant st vinlng s It finder will will_bo sut S, Barr 0sT—Pocketbook co iy t) the owner ! Bank 2 e JOR $ALE—A grocory buinesa in a good localit ked stock worth from 81,600 to $2,000; rent very rea sonable. Inqulre of Meyer & Raapke, wholesale 70° core, 742 OR $ALE—Hou: | e Deeatur street and no que 05T—A gold 1vop ear riog. Finder will jlosse re- 4 1urn to M Buins, 1318 Famnaw 8t,, and_ reccive roward. 708-5p ATRAYED OR 8TOLRN —A sorrell maro with whito Sitarin the 3. Findor aill recetva n libor= al roward by rourning hor to Cumin's & Quinn, gro- cors, 18th and Chicago etroot, GA7-41 11 lot, well, cistcrn, stable,truit ke west of Ked Car 653.5p A small house and lot €154, o sty © i3 a raro chi \am & Brennan, 1511 Dodgo st. "SI0 3 PHYSICIANS, {0 8auE—In Pnillip's add. on stn wen and 10th Btrectsat six per cent intorest, b years time; de- sirablo 1018 3600 1 §000 oach; this is a rare chanice to buy on casy terms, Farmsm. 0797 R, WARD, room 6, Withnell Block, 15th and Har~ ney. t RUPTURE CURED, J0R 8ALE~The nice little property at 831 South 24th St., will sell entire 100 feet and improve- ments or Call on prow ises. 035-3 [oR #AL¥—In North Omaha, lot 63132, orice §390; £50 down and balanco on’ time. Inquire 1610 Harey §t. 605-5 DRIVY vaultaand JoR saLE—In Ihillip's addition cn Sth 9th and 101h hand it way by F. G Btrocts at ax por cent interest, 6 yoars thme; do siravla lots $600 to §00) each. This is a rire cl tobuy on casy terms. Ames, 1607 Farnam, 679.7 her, 1618 Leavenworth, V\’lw\\lm —Mrs, C.F.Ansp ] disauger M U. P. Park looated 12 miflos 8. W. on U, P. road, 18 0w open to the public and can bo rented for pic-u d wocial gathorings. Bpocial retes for fare given, For terms, call or address . C. Schwencl Papiliion, Neb. [ JRon aun—rorty lota tor ais on Burt aud Cutings betwoon S0th aud 8lat cheap, luside property Iyt edford & Souer, FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS "ok ¥ATK —Fine totter pap P ross—0n Bkiorm and Fiatke. T. Murr Simer m 5, Redick 1 7 months old, Wil lock. 738t Nwrnuorion_on banfo glyen by G E Gellon beck, at 1110 Capitol ave. €041 OR BALR— 0BG 10w Lo 1008 counter at No. 014 Jackson st 14-0p vy vAULTS and oewipoo’s oloaned 10 an_oderless A 202 ALk —Fifteon milch cows and fitoen heoves at . LV Pruyn's 1674 north 15 715-10p B Podee b Diauglp e san o printiog t riees tower s any | A2 0 W CICNT BIROS,, ot Sttier houro n tho city. W, &, Morrisch, 1613 i‘ WHOLESALE CALIFORNIA FRUIT JRoR shun=og cart, cleap, st Gratton & mond's cArriage works Drum: 69-5 BALK -0n3 4,000 pound ate, nesily new; wil bola_at & bargaln, Inquire at Neb. and . Car California Pears, Thurs- Withuell ciock, ¢ Al ia Pears,due Thurs: day, August 6:h, Car California Poars, Peaches, Plumy, Prunes and Grapes, duo oD ) Monday, August 10th, forenc o8 o 03 ! tios can find cheap homes and advantag W. H. Green, ovor 1t Nath, Bank, tols agt FOk ALK~ Two lots 1n Pellv Flace frem strcot car track. Inquire 218 8 15t St. doitr Send orders early as fruit is close out on arrival. Notice! N ek saunc0s wauld trate or I 50 nores ia Gcsper county 4ood horse and Apply 1o 218 246t Notice! THE MAC To all who aro dix long the standing; o HEAL 0 horse or affitcted, no ik order; want o kol for the reason that they are not large enough for the pew machinery which we will put 1010 our new buildiog oo Harney 8t Clarke Bros. & Co., 1408 Douglas Bt. 100t bave falled to glve relief, como all aud be healed by the guetio uly sure escape from any d easo. For exaaiination, our cha gos are $1. f0r each Areatment, or visitation’ §2; terms strictly cash. J H. PAGELAR, North State 8t., one milo west of JFalt Grounds wati, Neb. F.'0, Box 058, LwavH on hand , No 1 second hand carriage phaet id side bar buggies; also um. 3¢ And suselisdos, a1 14061411 Dodge B e