Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 11, 1885, Page 8

TRE DAILY BEE. Tueslay Morning, August 11. LOCAL BREVITIES, ~'‘Clint” Allen, checkman of the baggage room, is at home, quite ill, "Sleepy” Hewitt and Johan Russell, two young toughs, will spend the next five days in juil for vagrancy. ~William Buchanan was sentenced yestor- day by Judge Stenberg to ten days in the county jail for stealing, — Tt in aald that the O, B. & Q. R, R. in- tends to builta now local freight dopot Pacific Junction, Towa. Edward Macintosh, of ‘‘Picturesque America” fame, has left Omaha and sought a new field of labor at Des Moines, —W. D. Murray, a vagrant suffering with deliriam tremens, wae given five days in the county jail by Judge Stenberg yesterday. —Tnspector Robinson of the postoffie de- partment, has just returned: from an_extend: ed trip in the southern part of the state, -A meeting of the board of trade was called for last night, but a quorum of members failed to materialize, Tho meeting was ac- cordingly postponed, ~—Charles Banks has sold his paper, the “Post and Telegraph” to L, Wendrich & Co,, who will continue to run it under the present nawme, —The wooden sidewalk on the Wabash cor- wer is boing torn up to make place for a granolithic pavement, which will extend up to the lino of the Goos hotel, A NEW OBDER. Mayor Boyd Says that the Saloons Must Close at Midnight, and Keep Olosed Front Doors on Sunday, For some time past Mayor Boyd has been consldering the advisabllity of elos- ing up the saloons of this olty on Sunday or at least compelling them to shat the front doors, and also of closing them up after 12 o'clock at night. Yesterday ho made up his mind to carry out part of the programme Immediately. In the afternoon he issued orders to Marshal Cummings to serve notlceatonce upun the saloon men that thoy must close up promptly at 12 o’'clock every night, and must keep thelr front doors closed on Sanday. Marshal Cammings and his men im. medlately set to work giving the reqalred notice. All saloonkeepers will bo ex- pected to reader immedlate compliance with the order, though no arrests of those dlaobeylng will be mede uatil to- night, In order that the new state of sffalrs may be fully csmprehended by the saloon men. Marshal Commings In- formed @& reporter yosterday that he proposed to enforce the order fearlessly and without discrimina- tlon, and all dlsobeying it after lastnight will bo arrested and prose- cuted, The marshal and Mayor Boyd held a consultation at noon yesterday and the conclusion reached was that It would be impracticabls to attempt to entirely close ap the ealoons on Sunday, as all of them would find a way of evading the law. —Yesterday waa reception day at the police court and Judge Stoubsrg received many “lady” callers, They all deposited enough money to keep them out of tho clutches of the law for the next month, —A team of horses belonging to John B. Tuaray ran away yesterday on Thirteenth strest landiog in front of the Omaha Nasional bank, where they were stopped by a collision with a farmer's wagon, Tho horsos were badly cut, but no great damage, otherwize, was done, James Wallace, a lunch man 1 Hornbor gex's ealoon became involved in fight, his op ponent, who was becoming slightly worsted, bit hus finger. The wound was dressed and Wallace has made up his mind to have no fights with & man on the mad-dog plan. “The polics complain that fruit and peanut peddlers from Council Bluffs are in the habit of coming over here and selllog their goods without a license. Theee men will be arrested end compelled either to take out a licenso or leave town, —The Krights of Labor ara making groat proparations for their first annual picnio which is to boheld st Hascall's park nex Sundsy, They are doing all in their power to muake tho ocexsion an enjoyable oe, and the picuio will undoubtedly be highly suc: cessful, —Officer Turnbull entered a complaint yes- terday against John Hearns, a barkeeper in Wood’s saloon, for using profane and obscene language, aud & warrant has been issued for bisarrest, The cause of Hearns' outbreak as the new order closing the saloons at mid- night. — John Fox, who lives at the corner of Ninth and Farnam etreet, beat his wife in a terrible manner last evening, The police wero called and found Fox crouching in the cellar of his house and arrested him, He had *Yes,” aald Mayor Boyd In conversa: tion with a reporter, “I have long con- templated taking this step, snd now I propose to see the measuro carrled fully | P into effect without reserve or pactiality. I propote tc have the saloons running just as they were when was mayor before, with closed front doors on Sundsy, and shut up entlrely sfter mldnight. Certamly thera will be no trouble in enforcing this order. The ordinance which provides for the licensing of the saloons, makes 1t an offense punishable with a $100fine for & saloon man to keep hls place open after midoight or on Sunday. Why It ban not been enforced durtng the preced- ing adm!ulstrations I can not see,” ““Will the new order of the mayor affectiyour business serlously?’ was asked of the propristor of one of the her husband.” Finally Mr. J. sue- ceoded, after a hard tussle in taking three of the children from the house, and placing them In charge of a neighbor. His wife ponred the most vituperative abuse upon him, and tried to do him bodily harm, She would probably have sucoseded In her attempt but for the timely arrival of a party of passers-by. Mr. Jones raturned to the house about one o'clock vesterd morning with a pollceman got the other child. Yester- day hetook stepa to place the chilirenfin charge of friends. He says that he will also secure a divorce from his wife on gaounds of drunkenness or of insanity. Rapld Time, A train of freight cars loaded with tea and destlned to varlous eastern polnte, came in Sunday at eleven o'clock over the Union Paclfic, having made the run from 'Frisco In cighty-six hours, which is four hours better than the fastest time ever made, and teven hours better than the time made by the tea train which ar- rived here Wednesday., Two more such traln ave now on ths way, one to arrive here to-day and another to-morrow. The cargo of tea which is now belng hauled came direct from Hong Kong and Yoklohama, having been brought here by the ssillng vessel ‘‘Hsrmonis,” which made the fastest tlme recorded for any salling veasel,thirty-four days, A Unlon Paclfic officlal = when askod the reason of the company's putting the transcontinental freight traina to tuch extraordlnary tests of speed, raplied that 1t was bacauze they proposed to demon- strate the vast superiority of the trans: contlnental over Northern Paclfic trane- portation, The N. P, line has 100 car- loads of this same cargo of tea to take east, but can hardly show such facilitles {gr handling it rapidly as the Union 'actfi all nlght places. ‘‘Yes, considerably, However, we can't do anything but obey it, so faras I can see. The only ltem of economy which will balance the falling off in re- ceipts which closlog up at midnight will cause, is the fact that we will have no electric light to pay for after that hour. Closing up the front dcors on Sanday will not hurt the busluess a particle. Men who want to “‘wet up” will climb through the window, if neceasary, to get it.” A petitlon had been clrculated among the saloon men requesting Mayor Boyd to take this step, and it had been signed by ninety.four saloon keepers. Twenty- seven others were also in favor of the midnight closing, but did not sign the petition. Twenty, however, were op- posed to the movement, and expressed themselves as emphatically against the new order. Bt they ay they will take thelr medicine with a pleasant face and walt, In the hope that the near fature will only been released from jail a short time, where he had been confined on @ charge of beating his mother. —A policeman who has just_recently been put on the police force, was walkiog down St. Mary’s avenue Sundsy might when he heard report of a pistol from a wagon on the corner of Eighteenth street. Ho went to the spot whence the sound proceeded, and found that one of a party of emigrants had accidentally discharged his revolver, inflicting & shight fleeh wound in his leg. The policeman or- dered the emigracts to give up their arms, which they did, turning over three xvolvers and arifle. The arms wero taken into police cowrt, and yosterdsy they were reclaimed by the emigrant party, The policeman was severely censured by Judge Stenberg for tak iog the course ho did in the matter. Stock Yard Veterinarian, In view of the late quarantine procla- matlon of Governor Dawes, and for gen- crsl eaultary purpcses, Hon, John A, McShane, president of the Unlon Stock Yards company, hss just appoiated Dr. 8. J. Chambers, of this city, veterinarlan for the atock yards. The selectlon could not have been better, for durlng the last scven years he has been a most eklllful, successful and popular practitioner In this olty, handliog a msjority of the finest blooded horses and cattle owned by com- panles and individuals in this viclnity. The doctor has had over twenty years continucus practice ln veterlnary surgery, both In this country and Englaud, having in the latter locality had especial experi- ence In plouro-pneumonis, a dlssase againat which the quarantine In this and other states is made. Dr. Chambers alroady entered upon hls dutles at the yard and has examined about 200 head of ©ttle which Lave already passed muster. Stock under the law s kept ten days fn the yard and any dlseaso noticeablo s re- ported at once to the state veteriuarlan, Dr. Gerth, The cflics is a vory respon- slble one, Indeed, and the Stock Yard company Is {0 be congratulated on having secured the services of such a competent veterinarlan as D. e —e——— Oaptured by Cupld. The following are the marriage licenses of Iast week as lssued In the county cour Kdgar D, Sampson, 24, Rebeo |ndmu-un, 19, Joseph F. Vaska, 97, Mary F. Ninge, lQ. Alfred Specht, 2 Helene Tie , 19, Patrick J, 0 lluunell, 28, Mary B. Dore, 23 Bartholomew L yuch, 24, Margaret Carroll, 24, W. J. Hager, 2 Louisa Sorger, John ¥, Spetma Tda Sehroder, Paul Boehmer, Bertha Hofer, 21, B, Watson, 24. George Rahn, Mary Bulsuo, Jesro H. Snow, 28 Elsle Nolson, 2, David L. Richardson, David P. Ritter, Kwilie Borkenhagav, 19, Jacob . Brual, 21, Minoie 'Jnuxlm, 18, Alex B, hlnckly oo, Chofoe water mcllons aud home-grown cantelopes freeh every day at Heimrod's. ‘tribunal and 1s one of see the old order of things re-established. e ——— Croft loans moncy on Diamonds and Fine Watches. Room 4, Withuell block A SLAVE'S TALE. An Interesting Case in the County Court,—John Flannagan’s “Squatter Title, Judge McCalloch, of the county cour has Jrendered a declslon in the case of Seth Ward vs. John Fiannigan, an action ‘brought to forelbly dispossess the defend- ant, an old negro, of about twenty acres of land sltuate between Omaha and the barracks. The case in numberless phases has been running for the past six months In local justice courts, and in the county corsiderable in- terest. The atory of the old negro, as told on the witnees stand, Is as follows: Heo was born a slave, and at the breaking out of the war was owned and worked In Tennesece. His master's plantation was nesr Fort Donelson and he wlitnessed the devaststlon of was about that fortress. After Grant had cap- tured that stronghold of the confederacy he fled to the unlon lines where he was hospltably treated by the federal soldiers, After following the army sbout for eome wonths he saw an opportunity to make his way across Mason and Dixon’s line, and accordingly came to Omaha. Here In 1862 he farmed out his Iabor to Edwin B. Taylor, then editing a dsily, and worked the hand prees, which run cif the daily sheet, He continued in the service of Mr. Taylor until ho owed him §150. Flanvigan prossed him for the amount due, and the latter, not belng sble to meet his obligation, gavo the twenty acres of land in controversy. Tayloy, be eays, took him out to the tract, showed him its bounds, but never p.nsad the title to him by deed. Flan- nigan testified that he had lived on the property almost continuously since, The pislotifl sought to show that he had leased the land to one Elton impleaded with Flannigan. Elton in turn bad then subleased it to Flannlgan, This was de- nled by the old colored man, who eald he never had acknowledged Elton as his landiord, but had always contended that he was the sole owner of the land, C ——— For Trade,—Nance county lands for stock of general merchandlee or hard- ware, Address John Linderholm, Cen. tral Clty, Neb, —— A Wife's Wrath, Mr. and Mrs, Daniel D, Jones are a couple living at the corner of Twentisth and Capltol avenue. Mrs, Jones habits are not the most admirable In the world, and her temper s pecullatly’s trying one, The result 1s that she does not llve In perfeot peace with her spouse, Sunday night theJones mansion was the scene of a terrible racket, the facts of which, as obtained at police headquarters yesterdsy morning are as follow Mis. Jones who is somewhat addicted to drink hed been out nearly sll day Sunday, filllog up. Her husband who had been st home durlog the dey with thelr four children, toward evening be- came anxious and went out to look 'fur his tippling spouse. When he returned he found Mr Joues lulrndy in the house—feoling ugly enough, as she sald, ‘'to murder &hs c!u:ofiy Pure. Th's powa varios, A marvel of parety strength and wholesomeness. More economical that the ordinary kinds,and cannod besold in_competl zion with tho multitude of low test, ehort welght nd_of physphato powders, Bold' onlyIn " cani ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 Wall 5t Apollinaris THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” “No amount of pure ocean air in e lungs can neutralise the bad effects o [wl/uhd waler in the stomach. New York Herald. ANNUAL SALE, 10 MILLIONS. Of all Grocers, Druggists, & Min, Wat. Dealers, BE'WARE OF IMITATIONS. Notice! Notice! Nots THE MAGNETIC HEALER, To all who are diseased or affifcted, no mattor how tong the standing; come and bo healed, Feamalo dis- easen whero modicines have falled to give relief, & epeclalty; come one, come all and be healed by the Magnotio healer, the only surc escapo from any dis- ease. For examination, our chargoa areSL, for each treatmont, tations $2; berms atrictly cash. J H. PAGELAR, o R T WANTED FEMALRE HELP. ANTED—A woman to wash towels fon tel barh:r shop. 0p \"s“‘ln A girl to do general housework in fam il of two, mone bat first clase need Apply. quire 1828 Cass stroet, & V7 #rteo—A good muree girl. Apyly 1008 V woman' ‘M G B Watt #47-19 Wi TANTRD —A glfl to work in tailor skop fck Ricker, 1708 St. Mary s ave. nges t 00 Ploasant St, M 16t St on fio Tn- Frodor- 81610 A woman for gonarsl homsework; must a good hine hans. Omaha Shirs Factory, D avenport St. 0105 Wi offce A good xm 10 o west with familyigood Address “W. H. M, 70E-10p AT A voung Iady to ko with a tamily to Wyoming, oue who i8 willing to b useful; alse Boo H, M. 70510 # companion to laay; good wages. W office, WA work In small family, Douglas St W AsTen—A vumber of first cap ble of dolng good work, and wages at the Omsha emylovment off Good German girl fo N W. ¢ Tas girls who are recelve good , 217 north 10th sirect, officoup-stairs Mrs. J, W. Morriscn, pro- prietor. 8014t ) W “v.\m» il to belp In kitchon, Doran House, 918 Faram street. -t W W 7ANTH Paxtc An tndustrious working woman at the Apply to 3. B. Kitchen, 795 AXTaD—-A gitl o do general houts wotk at 9000 California s $03-10p AxTAU=Good luundey, woman and one good kitchen glrl at Arcade hotel, 1216 TTemiop ANTAD—A good girl for gonoral house work at 1917 Cass St 7611 TANTRD A cook and uinibi roou gitl at the Cal 1fornia house, 1024 Davglas St. ANTED—A glil for general work at Emmo: house, 664-10p W quite atout placcs at Fy S 605t y w girls; also girls for TANTRD—At 1917 Chicago St., & good Gy Al girl for general houss work, 6.8-tf WANTED men and salesrren, tho 7ANTED—Two first-clasa rosml s X' ne nocd upply but thoo hat roforerco ard steaay ton 5 $TA ohild can by a3 che 533-15 you'x men to en Addro:s, in £4415 Dre REUNION. Thiod of fed. 6 821886, Person | and bistorical eral legiclaticn, 1 omancipation pron v ors ourleg these periois, SAMUEL 8 )X, member of o0 g5 for taenty €. Minister to'Lu " “Why Wa 1 unbenme, I Wi, | . box 435 Crah Neb ence and good “the Rand Mc¥ " on the rox TANTED —A } busluess a contract to beal come of from $1,:00 to 81,510 u ore. Address with refeiences, the Contine Co., Chizago, 1l / ANTED—A ¢ook, man or woman at E; te', 622 south 10th St (| V At wndlepower 7ANTED—Tcn coopers Sioux City. Jas. £ DB GENTSWANTD, A st arsn KD. 7 ANTED—Olerkehip, s dru with 4 years exporience; Addicss Druggist, Fee o t, Ly & young man )64 “recommenda. thens. €52-11p 7ANTED Positionas book keopor, AT office clerk, by an_experienced’ baol First class refercncen. - Addr £5 Chas. J. Mevor, 1018 Diniog room gl at. Pacifs House, 1cth Boe paid up. 81,0 Mayne & O F\n imer—A bullding mu dry goods store, &, 10th {'OR RRXT—Cottage 8 rooms, bouse 10 rooms. Phipp) Roe, Seward and Oampbeil Inquireat Boston B nm' ROOMS FOR RENT, 0 RaxT~Fornishe | front room: terms rossonable 8. W, corner 19th and Jnokeon Sty 848.15 J 03 avt—ioely taralshed roome 1714 litorsia F ]“nn RrxT—Newly farnished rooms at 010 Plerco etroct 893-16p o Rrxt—Handsomely furnis ! double or sin: &lo rooms; tat 1, hoard, 11 o ge. Jior ansr—Furniihed rooms 159 Hurney st C Jo raxt—Nicoly turnished room, 1617, 7 15p of_raoma; hot Clpital avenue 16p R and cold water hath, gas. Nowly furished snite 1615 ) 8t & with board and house comtort, 8. K. corner 16th and Cass. 774, {1l turnlshed yoom 1503 Farnam street, o,y or 8 wm\m. n, 70R st —Desleable room with modom conven: fences, 1724 Capitol ave. LA Jron aranos plosant south frond rooms, 8 W. cornor 19th aud Davenport. 0.4 o Rt —Handsomcly furnisked roome 1704 Oap- itolave 68 2- {0R RENT—Front roum farnished or unfurnishod 1212 Howard St. 020.t1 Japitol ave, Fun‘mfiumm With board, 10 o21-14p Ished root 1621 Capitol ave. o paxr—Fur 660 aug20p JRgnrma—At 1010 Farnam stroct. wo micaly furnished tiont rooms with use of bath rooms. 430-41 Jron nuT—Furnishod rooms 130 Faraam & 608-1ip OB -A argo nenly tamnished front 1oom, with bav window, olex t, gas and bath; $20 por month 9616 Douglas strect. 406t1 ished rooms, NW cor. 0cet ~Two nicely for t. Mary's Ave, JOR RRXT—For manu wrge room 44x75, 8d fl enquire at 1409 Dodge st. A.J. o'urlng purnoses or hall, 10 8. 1ath st., inpson " o0s4t locatod turnished ro 609- §/0R RENT - C 1 628 south 15t on first tioor with or (O KENT—Large front ro 01 Farnam St A without board; 1mquir FOR SALE. oR sALR—In ox¢ -HOUSES: —l csidence fa jots will by am. cllont L Pr SALE—A ono story fram: buildine in gcd dition, Inquire of Geo. Heyn, 1600 Douglas 8ISt cain on 15th strect; a good house Cunnisgham & Bronn OR BALE -2 L and lot 02x Dodge stre K Good hotelin firat—3 v South Westorm part of Stato. - Apply to E P. Da. Novelty Iron Works, 14th 704t 70R sALE—Houso and lot and thry (old)_maha + onn Association; cle worth much more mon 70540 OR SALE—A grocers business io a good stock worth from $1,600 1o 82,000; rent v Inquire of Meyer & Ranke, whele Capitol ave, 819-15p 7 AxTED—Situation hy woman with boy 10 years c No objection to leaviog town. 1ith 5 thoroughly competent louss Foepir. nquire at 117 N, 82411 7ANTRD—Situation by & compatent German girl ic a private famlily. Apply at Nc 317 Cass st. £20-12p antion by first-claw dressmaker in nily or in shop. Addrees 51N 18th 763-10p tuation, s traveling man,for whiskey 18 established trade in Imkuh, Nebr, North Btate St., one milo west of Falr Grounds ‘Adares box 805, 11 SPECIAL NOTICES. MISCELLANEQOUS WANTS will trade for a good clty lot. nan, 1611 Dedge strect. s good Incality, wil b sckd'at & e Canuingham & Bren- H1110 ¢, Bxsinaxon- 8,000 stook of hariwaro aud faim machinery for good Netrasha land, 0,000 botei 1u Colorado, rents for $100 rer m nth to trade for unimeumbered farm, or wild land. 14,000 stocik oy oneral merchndise to exchange or Jan 1. A fine farm of 040 acres In Sherman Co., Neb. well imgroved near railroat, price 83,000; will ecll for hali cath, halance on tima of - exchange for stook of hard- ware, stoves and tinware, 000 acres of Nebraska Iand at §6 per a°ro to ex- ango for merchandice. CHAS, R. WOOL , Omaha Naticnal Bank, Omaha, Neb, 475-18 ~tne nioe little property at £31 South ., will ell entiro 100 foot and. Improve: monts or part,Call on pre AU ado ertisements ¥n_the special columna will b¢ charged at the rate of 10 cents per line or the first insertion, and 7 cents per line for each ubse- uent insertion: No advertisement will be inserted ‘or less than 25 cents for the first tim V 7 axTED-Every Mody to call on W. A, Morrlson fox first class J_b printiog, 1613 Douglas St 60541 (0 puople 10 bring thelr watches to & Erlckson's t boropaired. Satlafaction 184-4¢ 10 LU JAN—MJN EY, oxaY 10 loan on first—slass real estate uu-unl) ul, Willisms b ock. 774t Mg nRoT) ivestment Bankers, opposito thate mortgage luans on first clags cocurity at rullng ratos of Intorest, Par: ties aeviring to borrow money on fmproved city or country res] catate, for trom 0no to five years, csn be accommodated promptly. MoCague Brothers, hank- ere, opposite post office. 682-tt ONEY T0 10AN—At onco and without delay on rea estate, in large or emall amounts. on timo %0 suit. Loans made alko on collaterals, chattels or auy gcod security, promplly, quletly’ svd st the t possible rat's. Apply &t the Omaha Finan- clal Exchange, 1608 Faroam st., upetairs. 7640 0 LOAN—In bums of §10.000 and upward, on first clas business ity property, for No commigeions of any kind charg, Spcoal Loan sgont N, W. M. Tata.ios 984aug 0 T Mate on rea catate security n amounta of /8100 and up; call for terme., Frank L. Everctt, 203-Aug 16 ONEY To loan on ohattels, Woolley & Harrlson, Room 80, Omaha National bsuk bulldiag 1600 Farnam. ONEY 10 LOAN—Ou real sctate and ohatiels D. L. Thomas. 792 ONEY Losnod on chattels, cut rats, R. R lokota Doughb and sold, &. Forman,118 8, 1345 84 '1 V{OEY 10 LOAN In sams of 8800 and upward. V0. 7. Davis and Co., Goal Fstate and Losn igents, 1605 Faroam 8Y. 79441 ‘OXBY o loan in sume N 9200 and upwards on XA ot clnas real estate security. Potler & obb, 9-tt () Lt C. F. Reed lbol- Lmn umm pianos, horacs, wegons, porsonal sroperty of all kinds and a1l othe raxtlclos of without remeval. Over 1t National Bank,corner 18t +0d Farcam, - All business stricily confdontial 7200 oxmY! wowwy!! woxEv!!! Money to Loan—On hattel sccurity by W. R Croft, room 4, With- alilog, N, E. "wamney. After udy of the bus roporty, 1 have AL Tast Fortcoto) n usual in such cases |3 Jone sway with, 1 8 poaiiion 40 u cet the demands of all w temporarily embarrissed and des y ard {0 @ quiet manner. p ual gentlemen, mechanics and othors in this clty osn obtain advaiices fuom 810 to 81,000 such security a3 hoasenold furviture, plan . warshouse récelpts, secu- , without removing sawe from or place of busiuess. Als on oo Wi snd” Diamcnds, One of the advantages | offor is that aoy part of any losn can bo pald af ary time which will reduce the Intercst §ro rata and all 1osns rene ved & the original of lotercst 1 have no brorers In oonnection with my office, but personally superintend al my loans, [ have private offcos connected with my genorsi office s that customers 4o not come in_ con act with sch other, cusequently wakiog l transaotions strictly private. oft, room 4, Withnell bulldiog, N E cor. 16tb and Haruey. 64841 owners reeidence 6 per | bt 70R RENT and 8oft water. 8 0t 6 and 9 rc v offico of C. 1 ain Nollov talor, 8 W. 8 70K RuaT —Hou tlon. Apyly 14th and Douglas. Ton RNT—New brick dwelling o s:ven ro'ms 1016 Baul. Inquire at 1628 Dougla-, £05-11p 4 room, hird and 782-13p TOR RixT—House of 7 rooms, solt water 110 south 11th g et House of 6 dor, 100 LU, cltern, g pootable location 2dth aud promises, Tember, two ton rovements; good Iaqulre 710 10th 776-100 ok RENT—T0 bo 0mploted in voum house'; all modern im; collar and cloeets, & ear the cars. Mo kxnT—Cottage 6 rooms on Clarlcs S A $15. Dr. Paul, Willisms blook. 78t rmer Leaven: o8 RiT=A scvon voom bos +t Westera Cor- kil worth acd South ave, Inguir. nioo works, o 8ALK—Forty lota for sate on Burt aud Cumings hetweon 29th and 8ist choap, lnsido property edford & Souer. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Double 827-19p OR ALK ~Large ¢ Radiont Home Heater. Mrs, dall, - N L% FOR AL, 8t Soan lowa. old stecrs, Co bl Pull in Your Heads 1L Oor DANGER HAS SOUNDED Don't buy poor clot CLOTHING PARLORS, hing when the MISFIT 1119 Farnam street, will sell you fine tailor made garments for about the same work, K LOOK OUT FOR THE CROSSING %3 price you will have to pay tor common § If you think of buying Clothing, either a Vest, a Coat REVERSE THE Tailor Tailor Tailor Tailor Tailor 12,60 for a 18.00 for a 24.00 for a 26.80 for « 30.00 for a ing a Made Made Made And many others in the same proportion. a Mile a Minute To THE ONLY MISFIT CLOTHING P. Farnam Street, for that $14 40 Tail:r Made Suit, worth $30.00, and one f.r $22 60 Tailor Mide Suir, worth $45.00. and Vest, a Suit, Light Weight Ov.rcoat, or a pair of Pantaloons, don’t forget that TAE ONLY' MISF1T CLOTHING PARLORS, 1119 Farnam 8t, can provide you with real genuine bargains. ENGINE, QUICK Swit, icorth wit, worth Swit, worth Suwuit, worth Swit, worth f 35.00 40.00 55.00 G5.00 LORS, 1119 To see that elogant satin lined Prince Albert suit, Tai- “Hello |” lor made, for $30 00,worth $70.00; oxly to be seen at the Only Misfit Clothing Parlors, 1119 Farnam St. A FHOT BOX, STOXI At the Only Misfit Clothing Parlors, 1119 Farnam 8treet, when you are in the neighborhood and inspect the stock. All are invited, all are walcome, all r:ceive the sams at- tention, Yoy are received courteously and parted with i|with the same feeing,if you purchase or not, at the AT ABOARI. ree TRANSPORTATION to THI ONL Y MIS 1119 FARNAM ST, 1119 now qute $118eptd A boarding houso dolug & kool bus o | T lling on acesuut of ill heals M. K." Bo offi LW iley' 76511 0% 8aLx—A barbor chiop outiit at 8. [ 210 N, 10th St. Wi+ 78810 oK saLn—Fino sottor pin T months old - g [0z BALE—Fiftcon milch cows and fifteen beoves at L. I'. Pruyn's 1674 north 13 0 Frossae— other house in the c.ty. Douglas 5t. Job printiog at priccs lower than any W. A, Morriecn, 1518 630 10 7R BALE—100 lo's, Spring Hill; will sel on ensy torms; trado for improved property and pay dif forence in valuos fu cash or assumo mortgages, Par- ties can find cheap homes an’ advantageous trades. . H. Green, over Lt Natl, Bank, eola agt. 466t0 by Jon est—House & rooms 1416 Jeason, 6-10p out on. JOR BENT- Cottago § rooms with houses. Inguiro 1021 18th 8., pantry a1 ath of * L ottage 6 roiws near Hanso ‘Brick houss 8 rooms Shinn'a add. , House 5 rooms Davenport and 21h 16 Houss 6 rooms Leavanworth and _Groye St Mayne & Co., 16t aud Farnam. briok cellyr, cwte n well aid out Houe dera sticet, 814 per month, J K. 1 iley, $16 8 For rent—~Twonew six room houses, ‘cast front on Swundors § sy window, hallway, olo-:te, out houses, W14, €very thing o dious end J. K. Riley o I, bk 3 #18 fer month. m bouse on 24th et* et, dor 00 and 1ooation very 8 15th 5t. 7t . | South 1384 8 rect. 2k s Bilndia brick house of 10 rocuom, vol cistern, ity water, gax, furnace, fino bar other out housee; in faot w1l moders couvenlone o icago St., hest Teeldince pertion; §60 per mouth. L u6 & Ca., 16'h avd Farow ore T B Mayne & J\OR RENT OR §40) acros; pastito ' d hav 1ond all feiced, 4w houses, barns, sneds, good water and ofhier lu'provements to @ ria ponabl party. Call onorsddress M, Fox, 8) milos Borth of olair Neb. Post offive, Blair, % il 1) scll wy stosk and property it wanted. suzb2p [0k kENT—Store with four ro 13 1n rear. Reud 26 » month, Ioquire 1815 Douglas. - AU, ExT Fiaoy ikon, splendid with leao of ground at Mayao & O 164b and Faruaw: \ful suburban reskden ad, large house 7 rooms, fine loc w, éte., or will sell lmurovements worifice. C. B 18te, | bu\mu. wolots tn Pelham Flace, one block from siecetoar track. Lnquire 218 8 13th 5t. 70k 8ALK—Or would trade or a good horse and bugey 80 uores in Gosper couaty, Apply fo 213 240 i {0R 8ALR—Boilor aud engine, 20 horse power bollor +nd ongine, in good Funuing order; want to s for the reason that they e nob larke enough for the now machinery which we will put {nto our new butldiug oo Haroey 8t Clarke Bros. & Douglus St. v g pase 8. 16th amm room to bulld four for rent. Pt AR F s00d. A Fourlots on_Gu erLy 16l Sora) Sovenr lots on Vi as.eblo prices sad torw s caey. ia avenue, dosirablo fa ave., csst front J K. Riley & Co house and 1ot on 24th street Lear bargain. §ilots ch South 18h 8t., cheap. 15 8 15th S t 280 and 2 lota at & bargain ant lots Shinns Additions, 200, Largo house and two lots Hanscom Placo, 6000, Touse an 1 1>t north 10th t, 600, Houso and 15 Ragan's Add, ' 1200, Houre and 1.t 8. 18th t, 100, 1lot Paciflo St., near Dopot, 830, Tot on Cass 8t , vear 16th. t 8. 13th 5t , 8500 1in nowly every county in northern Ne- O. F. Davls & Co., 1605 Farnam St £66-Aug raska, BUSINESS OHANOE {0 saus—Tlotel Axturen and_ hotel to root. Ap Vly to E. i, Dow,210 South 10th &t ,Omaba, Neb, £36-16p tand hardware bus A wplon elling, inoss 1 South we d {mplim n fows; Addroes W, B., caie Bee Publie 22 BARGAIN—A nowspaper in ono of the bost tow io Nebraska; valio 84,6 0; reason for so antarest. Addrecs Nebraska, Box 672, New York. 0 12p uwavs o0 baud at & bargata, No 1 second hand |} carriage phacton and aide Lunu;i(m alho um- Drclos wud sunshadoe, ot 1408-1411 Dodgo b, REAL ESTATK, on pate— bk wanoA— Tt acko mproved, T ohariicrnis ana soun S, 4 4 Hall acre inpr ved on Buri lt,nr Brown 8t.,§2,600 YUl 14 1 Bice cotage 19th oar Leaveuworth stre:t, 81,500, i Nice cottage § 1ot 19th and Sberman strect, §1,650. |4 98 saum—Stook of gencral ¥ O saim —Btock aud xturcs cf a complets Dabery ¥ Keataurant,” care Besotlioe. ocs and o Adlress J. sger, lm: g ¥ torms. T, Davis, o, Iowan 7 66-11p 10k sAuN—A good paving businoss oms loying but littio oaplil for cash.~ For particulars addross 0. Bx 867, O mahis, Neb, 72241 Boautiful coitage 17th, near Webstor, 83,000, T40 b uses aua fuli Iot near Saundory sticer, rent §25,— 81,601 ¥ cuse, 10 roms, city water, 8 claterns, £00. Nice cottage ob 18th Lear 5%, Mary's ave., §2,800, W, G. BHALVER, opp. Post office. O Lt Bt uuocoupied groundin the WaTo LU 87 feet trontoa Loaveowarth, north bet 100 sad 11th,wil easofor U4 yoars. Bod ford & Souer 6204t Vinton snd 17th Bts o oasy torm aam sireot property urt house, $100 p r froat to th) rght kind of pur chasors; th i 18 & Fare chance 10 recuie business prop erty that will double in value Insida of threo year. J.E Rley & Co., 316 8. 18th B, F [Fenisiaca msinarant; big burgsia tn o oo lo- rade. by for | tiend to. P J0R BALE—Ata birgain, Motropol tan hotel, Ken- saw Neb. Addsess Needbham Br.s., Ken o b1614p ag_for ten Wmonths; g ood other busivess to 460u cation; lease of buil Kaasons for selling, have Address 5 F., Beo office. for stock of gen- Acdren) BAZeu, 995-Aug 18p LOST AND FOUND, party who found book in water closot at wcus® Sth, will return book and papers to licy can retuin monoy ard no 819 «questions wili be V0 KPN UT—A brown sottor pup. Owner can bave sate by calling at2th, between Famam and Dougia. . Kkeland. 10p 01~ Dog Ja 4 leathor collar. ant 8t. and Tan) §5 reward, returiied to 542 Floas. 724-7p PH T, aur room o, Withull Block, 1ith and Har- usses De. M. M. Moore, o, Tlls., at Omaha ovory 70: 0 operation, or usoless 243 Wabaeh ave., Chl 0 days, " J 3 "'n, Sargesut, G, W. Gatos, President] A. Lewis, Scorofary, Headquarters and band room, Lewks' liotel, 1045 Capitol Ave, and 1ith #2.10p. , contain= ietura to Bla-10p 2 04 pools cleanod 1n an odorl Ay way by Abel, P. 0. Box, 475, 625 aug-2p V[ ovir—-Mrs. © F.Auspaonce, 1018 Loavenworsh 43aug87 I)uwu- ~Ou Klkbiora and Flavte, T, Murray, 40. bazto gives 7 O B @ fles pitol & P YCKFE BROS. WHOLESALE CALIFORNIA FRUIT Car of California Pears, good keepiog va:icties, duo Tuesday, August 11th, Car of Califorois Bartlett Pears Plums, Grapes, Prunes and Neo- tarines,duo Thursday, August 18, fend orders emly as fruit is closed out on arrival,