Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 3, 1887, Page 5

1 < T T " SEWER WORKMEN ON STRIKE. About Two H\mflrml Men at Lincoln Go Out For Higher Wages, NEW COMPANIES INCORPORATED A Traveling Man Attaches His Own Grip to Sccure His Wages—A Hotel Thief Oaptured— Lincoln News, [FROM TITE BEF'S LINCOLN BUREAT.| At noon yesterday a large number of the workmen in sewer construction struck for higher wages, the striking men numbering, as near as could be ascer- tained at that time 200 and their de mands being for an advance in wages from $1.50 to $1.75 per day's work of ten hours. There are at present some 400 or 600 men in the employ of the sewer con - tractor, and the work for the pasttwo months has n pushed with al! possible rapidity. The sewerage work in the city the authorities desire to have com- pleted as early as men can do it, and for this reason it is hoped that the pending difliculties may settled with as little delay us possivle, ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION of the Bank of Commerce, located at Grand Island, were filed with the secre- tary of state yesterd The capital stock of this bank is fixed at $50,000 and the incorporators are Thomas P. Lan- nigan, Jessic M. Marsh, Charles W Scaraff, William W. Riner and John D. Moor The A. J. Neimeyer lumber company of Adams county, Nebraska, has also filed its articles of incorporation at the seeretary of state’s oflice, the object of the corporation being to conduet a gen- eral lumber business, the eapital stock being §20,000 and the the corporators A, J. \unu-yr C. R. Jones and N. M, Mcleod. HE ATTACHED HIS OWN GRIP. There i3 a square snmple case r4-|m~in;{ in the sheriff's oflice that contuins hundred dollars’ worth of fine ¢ utlery, a line of samples of a prominent Lotis house. It secms that a few day: of the boys on the rowd for this was in Lincoln in the course of his route and red d while here aletter notifyin him that his services were dispensed with. As he had a yearly contract with the house, and something like a month's wages were due, he concluded the safest wiy to (n]lv(l was to attach his own grip. Y, if the bill 15 not paid, wil |)'o«.tul to sell the samples. NEW NOTAR! The commissions were filled out yes- terduy in the governor’s oftice for the following new notarics: 5. F. Cochran, Lincoln; ( Y. Nicholas, Nelson; C. M. Bodee, Crete: William B, B ih Papil- 3 homas J. Folda, \uuu{lcr: D.C H. B iobrara; Fremont; J. N. W tson, Louisville, Rose, Lincoln; Fremont. D TO BUX 3 Sunday evening a gue the Hur- burt house ealled’ for ice-water and the accommodating clerk went in the dark t the rear of the dining room to a refriger- ato ter the ic Just as he was reach- ing for the cooling commodity he canght a man who w; ping himself to arti- cles i the chest. The burglar was taken by the throat and sccurely held until turned over to the police, who lodged him in the city refrigerator. A search of nis pockets found ‘Them filled with pro- vistons and he is held to snswer for bur- gn The prisoner gives his name as eorge Smith, MARRIED AND HAPPY, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Stearns arrived homo from Chicago Sunday and Mr. Stoarns is receiving congratulations. On Wednesday i the 27th, Mr. Stearns was married at the First M, 1. chureh, Chicago, to Mrs. Alma Smith, of I\.meus City, an highly nrcomphslud lmly who has many acquaintances at Nebraska City and other places in the state where she has visited in former da; , The lIady is also a cousin of Hon. John €. Watson. County Attorney Stearns and Mrs. Stearns will ma their home for the present at the Hurlburt house and their many triends will wish them all pros- perity. SHE RECALLS THE CASE Some time in March a case in divorce was filed, in which Julia. Ann Simmons asked divorce from her husband, Henry D. Simmons. Yesterday she appeared at the district court roong and wanted to withdraw the case, but the affable di- y, \ i W llmm N, I it Ho Kearney: I Edwin l( Peuase, (llu.\l a; Carrie s county llunr\ S ARY, L remained on the docket. . This, like almost all cases in di- vorce before the distriot court, recited a tale of woe and nbuse and failure to sup- ort. Among the causes cited in the pe- ition for divorce, was that he had threatened to brain her with alamp. | There has evidently been a great deal of reforming or forgiveness in that family. MINOR MEN on, The grand lonl e A. O, W.. that meets in Ling e 10th of Mny will be a large gn\lu-rlug. At loast 200 delegates will be present. The permanent head- quarters of the A. O. U, W, in the state are now located at Lincoln, and among the features of the grand Iodgu the Lin- coln members of the order are arranging P for a grand banquet on one of the e¢ven- " ings of the session, The opportunity is afforded Lincoln pmwlu to, on the coming Saturday even- , hear one of the most eloquent and Ic mlnr) men of prominence in this coun- try. The occasion is the lecture of Gen- erul Lew Wallace, on “Turkey und the Turks,” for the benefit of Faragut post. 1t 13 understood that work will be com- menced at once upon street railway ox- tensions and a number of heavy dealers are laying low for doevelopments. The general opinion is that if the wind would stop blowing for twenty-four hours that some business could be transacted. Apollo division, the prize uniform division Knights of P 'ythias in the state are arranging to visit Atchison on the 13th of the present month and oontest with the Kansas division for the grand prize. The division is drilling twice each week in anticipation of the cvent. Deputy District Clerk Harrington 18 busily engaged preparing the copy for the court docket the coming term. At this session of the court that opens on the 16th of the month, there will be about three hundred and forty cases exclusive of crir dications will be' fow. ‘The number of appeal cases from justice courts, how- ever, 13 something appalling. ‘The board of publie lands and build- hal were to meet yesterday at the office of the land commissioner. Some impor- tant matters concerning new state build- ings were on tile ready for action. — 1t 1s & Curious Fact ‘That the body is now more susceptible to benefit from medicine than at any other season. Hence the importance of taking Hood's Sarsaparilia now, when it will do ‘In the most good. 1t is really wonder- 1 for purifying and enriching the blood, urenmflnn nppouw and giving tone to the whole system. Be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla, wlncll is peculiar to itself. - Bo At Wales, [a., Thuraday, April 28, to nal enses, which from present in- |, — ADDITIONAL LIST Of Registered Voters in the First District of the Ninth Ward, Adaws J W 2sth and I' nam Aunderson Morris Georgia ave Anderson Gust 25th ave and Douglas Beal Rudolph #3rd and Californi Byerly Siyvester 30th and Dougl Brady Jolin 8 blk 1 Howard place Barr ames L @ near Farnam Brown € € 5 arngm. 1 A Brown G 1" 2t I.unmu o lm-l s J 1 5 Conrad Frec Carter Ja ave Crik Jacob 30th ||w|“ o Coffman J 11 617 8 37th C James 33d and Davenport derholm Johin 25th and Dodge SRER k 321 ave near Dodge bert 214 8 20th sty J I” Howard Place Cardeu Peter 2sth bet Farnam and Douglas Dou Aug $th and Leavenworth 2 Park ave D yden J M Jackson bet 35th and 56th Dickman Henry Californiv and Lowe ave Ernst W H Farnam and Dexter Eilis ¥ M 42d and Farnam l‘,lwlhn W R Georgia ave Flick Chas Prospect and Howard l"nln'* H 514 Colfa; mbwn Wlllhlnl ory Frank L IHIh Jmum A'G54 P> m and Douglas ckson Selden’s add 010 Lark ave Tiieins W Pleasant and Cass Heins W E Hart Th Hay Jolinson € J 30t Jacobsen Dodee Irey H B Leavenworth near Georgia ave Jones R Vircinia ave Virgiuia ave th bet Jackson and Jones 2nd and California nd and California 01 Douglas m nul Harney d Jackson and Farnam 2uth Center Douglas and liey Win ¢ Kuppe Carl Linahan J A I,IIM'Lu'n .lnlm Land 54th Martin Liamilton Ssth and Pleasant Marker He enry (uxh .md( a8y Moran M J 512 Mandelo l fa: Matteson G C Farnam nnnr 30th Moran W D 82nd and Cass Mahoney ‘I' J 55th and Harney Mahoney I J 3sth and Harney Matoney J J 85th and Harl McGinnis Bernhardt West Omaha Moran M 33d and Jackson Miles John 2Sth ay and Doug Misener W S Park av near Lea Miseuer J \V Park av near Leavenworth Misener W T Park av near Leavenworth McLean 1, F 8 20th McHugh W M 527 l'.u‘k ay. M :Worter L A Spring and Dodge Norgren Nels 28tii av and Farnam Nelson N P 33d and Davenport Nelson Peter 1158 20th Nel flu John 28th bet Douglas and Dodge O'Neil Henry 28th av near Farnam L'arrott J B512 Colfax st Pifeiffer \ d and California Patterson J V 3ist and Farnam Peterson Chias 50th and Cass Porter George 514 Colfax fu.nln-urum Juhn 28th av near Farnam Rovers Frank 512 V nia av Robertson Chas K 34th and California Roesink John nd Cass Rose Harrison Col 23th av and Douglas Rizgs J F 34th and Jackson R Hth and Leavenyworth th and Leavenworth Rogers 4 1'B4lh ahid Lieavet Worth Sutphen I ¢ Highland place > D Highland place 3 and Davenport 36th and Daven port Ifred 20th and Cass p Albert Redicks grove Seaver I F 528 Virginia ave Sabin J and Jackson Schomer Aug 28th bet Douglas and Dodge Sommer Sam 25th ave and Douglas Saulsbury H H 52d and Cass l‘hmn;w(m James 31st bet Farnam and Doug- T uwuwud Chas H 014 Georgia ave Townsend W D 614 Georgia ave ‘Taft I N 31st and Cap ave Thotwpson (¢ F (22 Georgia ave Vernon W P 20th and Douglas Van Buren S § 84th and California Valentine S 133d and hlrnmu Wilcox J F 202 8 20th st Wikman I’ J 28th bet Farnam and Douglas Wittholz Adolph 217 s 20th st Williams Ed B 522 Georgia ave Weber George Central and Church sts Whitney D 82d ave and Dodge Wiklund Chas G Ridick’s Grove Yates Wm M 31st and California Hunt George J 530 Virginia ave Hunt Herbert M 538 Virginia ave Hardman R C 610 Colfax Davis O 85th and Davenport, S - SECOND ADDITIONAL LIST Of Voters Second District, Sixth Ward. Anderson 8 S Ft (llnnlh‘l Carr John J I{enlmm!s ave Cockran 1 N west of Boyles add Dooley Jas F Saunders Dailey Daniel Redmons ave v add sa Ft Omeha st 1 J Redmons ave Dunn W I(Bdumns ave Heavy P I Sta Harrfs Charles (‘t‘nlml Park llx\? Plainview add Judy Saw’l S Central Park Kelly Chas D Redmons ave l\ ves B L Saunders Kessler C F Central park Mallgney Jas Redinon ave Ma lmn Redmon ave Miller Ed N Central park McCreary John Saunders McCreary Ed S Saunders. McCreary J H Saunders Nelson O A east of Hyde park Petty S P State Rustin W G Rustin’s add Rovison R it Cantral park Riley Timothy Plainview Ray Frank P Renuons ave ‘Thompson Chas K west of Central park Williams Geo Redmons ave 1 hereby certify the above to be a true copy of the second additional list of the voters of the Second District of Sixth ward. Jony F Paar, May 2, 1857, Registrar. Lumber Fell on Him, Yesterday morning a rag picker named Charley Fair, who has just arrived from Chicago, was skirmishing aboutin Hoag- land’s lumber yard, when a pile ot lum- ber fell on him, He was knucked down and terribly bruised. One eye was almost gouged out, his forehead " was terribly cut, and his back sustained dangerous injuries. He was picked up and taken in the patrol wufiun to the county jail, where his wounds were dressed. 'I'HE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUE DAY. MAY 3, 1887, ADDINTONAL 1a8T, First District First Ward, Anderson B S 1211 Jackson Agee W Sthoand Marcy : king Niol s w cor 10(h°and Mason Ambros L, Krug's Brewery 1:on Ch Scandinavian Hotel Austin Peter 8 w cor tth and Pacifie Adams John fth and Marey Burke Gue 620 s 11th Burnham Ed %04 8 12th Berthold Henry %1 Jackson Barry Michacl 004 s Tth Boyle J K 610 s 12th Brown H L 802 Pa Boyle Tas L 616 3 12th Breier Fritz 6th bet Leavenworth and Ma Bates W F 611 Mason lim-m-r Louis t05 s 10th Borkett € I 1017 Mason Brandes Ilemy 1012 Mason Bell B € %20 8 10th Bites Tobart Mety's Brewery Borkett O N 1015 Mason Callahan D 703 s 10th Ceeley Frank 106 s 10th Clinton I’ 1111 Jackson Chers Jolhin 1ith and Mason Crawford I 1016 5 10th Coanston G A S8 Pacifie Clarkin "Thos 1111 Jackson Corghlin Tim 914 Pacitic Chambers John Atlantic hotel Connolly Michael 705 Jones Crosby Samuel 12th mul Joues Dunlap | Ao Des ley north Jones 1 625 8 11U Dahlquist Frank Seandinavian hotel Dablquist George Seandinavian hotel Dillon kR U P’ 103 Leavenworth n Peter Leavenworth Let Sth and Oth Lrise Neis 7th and Marey Ford John ith and Marcy \ 7 Leavenworth 15t Seandin Ford Ch Tt o bet s Flynn David Fleming N Graham C W Gibbou David Grit Ch Metz brewery Gaines WA 709 Marcy Gabler Jacob 1117 Jones Harot 1, M 606 Marey Herst g T 606 Marey THITL W 801 Leayanworth Herzog George S W C sth and Jackson Hanley Chas 1013 Pacitic Holmes J W ifl s 12 Hess Gottlob Krugs bmwory Iunter I1 1 Barker hotel yford H H Barker Hotel Lanson Lars \ll 8 ith vian hotel arrington Thos 111 melius Clemens 915 Sonthern hotel Hans%th and Leavenworth th ansen Chris 8058 Sth Jeffries 1 H 1201 Jac Jacobsen Jens Chr .lnl|||~(r|| Win 1013 Leavenworth Johnson R 7th Jones and Jackson ckson G 802 Tth otz John 610 Marcy Koppes Me [1th and Mason Kuk Lon 1016 s 10th Krenck Frank 6th and Leavenworth Kirk J H Pacitic 809 Kuhn Max 1105 ckson Lanktry J 5th and Pacitic Laible John ¢ 10tk Laub S R ) MeGinnis Chas 02 ym MeDonal th 11th and Jones )l«-('.nnhi M 802 7t Marting 11 € 614 M. Mathusen Thos 1L Mies Karl 509 Jackss Myers A A 788 Tth Melistnadt J Krug's brewery \]ulr R \l 5th and 6Gth ith \mbl'lL Jn!lu Leayvenworth bet 7th and 8th Northrup C € 601 s 10th etyner Simon icinann Henry 7th and Leavenworth elson Chas 8 Commercial hotel Nelson Alfred 802 Tth Nelken Jos 022 s 10th O'Hearn P 1018 Marcy Olsen P 700 9th O'learn gohn 1018 Pacific o ‘\l;llle) R Barker hotel Popissil Chas 4th and Loavenworth Pomeroy P P Barker hotel Perkins Henry 5138 8th K n M Oth and Marcy n W 502 7th Quinlan M 618 s 12th uinlan Pat 618 s 12th Roche E B U P depot Robling Michael 917 Leavenworth ftupp Cling 10qu 8 10th Ryan I 101 Richardson R 6095 13th togers W s17 l{eun-‘nwflnll Swmith T W 1023 8 10th Stone Mart 616 8 11th Slerin Thomas ne cor Sebinker John 909 Le: Smith J P 607 s Lith Stover Spencer ‘I 1101 Jonies severing Frank 6th and Leavenworth andin O P 802 7th ernan R N 802 7th hropshire Thomas 1019 s 10th cinirke John 918 s 12th Schnudt Thos G 521 8 7th Stockton A 13th and Leavenworth Swith N J 004 5 12th Smith A N 904 5 12th Silremall B 624 s l(".h Simpson A 802 7th Sianger Fred St James hotel ‘Tisar John 5th and Leavenworth Welnberg Ch A 622 s 10th Waybright A 614 5 12th Walsh George 802 Tth Waeishaunl Alois 1108 Jones Weeker Win 813 | LLBWIIWGT"I Wellenske M 617 5 10th Whiling W .J “ll rl Oth Weldy Ch U P Bridge Ward G P 607 s 13th Whitcomb I1 W 1014 Mason Weiberz John 802 7th Zimmermann Ed 1016 s 10th I nereby certify that the fnrezomz addi- tional list is a correct cu;:y of registered vot- ers in First district Firs wnrd Re 3th and Leavenworth venworth Joun HAN istrar 1st district 1st rd. —~~ Additional List First District Fifth Archer D R 1703 Webster 1C W 415 n 10th s James (.‘ll\tk{ Burt b I C {9th and Cumings ‘Thomas 615 n 17th Band Wm H 1~<m Burt Baker J J th Bt ol & 0 ago Bayer Ge M 513 1 16th Bartlett Edmund 715 n 15th Bradrick William H 1620 Chicago Bradrick Charles I 1620 Chieago Bradrick 1 A 1620 Chicago Clark Arthur H 711 n 16th Coon Luther 15th bet Webster and Burt Carroll M«ulwn \UI D 16th Clawson F H 1 aln Clongh heurick \Ol‘lu 1T Colloty P’ ¥ 815 n 16th Clarke Rupert G 814 n 17th Christie W B 1621 Cala Cmmnln Thomas 1622 Burt Curtis J J 610 n 17th Cody Richard near water works Detérs Bernard 711 n 16th Downs P T 414 n 15th l)ouulll Albert 605 n 14th Dean Henry s o 008 luln and Izard Dunean A A 500 n 1 Dimick 1, D 1518 (‘ls! st Dawson John 1124 Cass st Donahoe Chas A 511 n 15th Donaus Edward 1120 Cass Dunn Harry 900 n 16¢h Daily James 15th and Webster Eichelberger T O 1813 Burt Eichalber or llun&nl d Burt lem: i1llam n 1 oglesong Chatles 818 1 lGI-I.I linn William F 11 Lul riteher J § 608 n arthing W M lfill (,u“lurnll Green C W 1618 Giraves Geory e Hoover L 4 ITass John A 1218 Cass Heudershott Ly 004 1 16th Hayes §.~ 1513 Burt Hattey John 1511 O \Iluim‘(a Hirsch teo 1017 n 16th orton Edwin mM alifornia derrlek J 1, 1008 Wobster Hutmaker ( @ 1811 Cumings Hagul Thomas Cass bet 17th and 19th HILE H 1710 Cass 'y John 711 0 16th nes.J PSS i Loth linson G B3 14th and Webster rwin Edward 711 n 16t Krocht 11 M 711 n 16th Kruse John 010 n 16th Kahn Abe 4061 1 Kempton Thos 1 1312 Kingston George S01 n 10th Kitcham Geo W 920 n 15th # Kendricks C Y 005 n 15th Kent Frank D 1434 Cass Knocke C W 1 15th Lang Andrew 1515 Webstor ]u\l“" Wi 1208 Cass Lambe & Alfred Love A Meyers \\ M l)l'X Wulwh‘l' lonro Geo 1 fonro John 1, 511 n 18th Murry Wi £ 711 n 16th Mason H C 719 n 17th Moore Con 1315 Califo.nia Marsh A9+ 16th Meiche Chas J 7th and Californfs Mot mm\ Frank 16th and Burg ¢ ¢ My 503 0 12th m e W M 016 v 16th 0 1502 Cas s 024 n 16th 05 WV ebst ard 415 1 C'Brian Dan O'Connor Ed n ..u.u utings lllurnm liforala ice John I Reyvnolds Chas Riley Harvey 624 |\ 16th Richardson 813 n 16th Itvan C C 1808 Calitornia Reilly John 801 n 16th Reid Frank 1504 Burt Rozzelle Ed G 1415 California Ramge John 1513 Webster Redman Brenton I 5 2 Robb I3 M 823 n 16th 3 llmnm 1708 Cass k 1724 Webster . 1300 Webster Smith F P 1500 Tzard Schultz W M 622 n |~1h Simpson D At Ferdinand 120 1 15t weeney John S5 n Kin George 616 5 16th Shields Huh 1610 Cass Nnu.vhqu 108 wvh and Cuming 17 Cass 2\, .-lnl\'r o I:l‘l Bur ll!«‘uborg Win 1515 Webstor Sanderhiolm John 802 1 16th Simms Frank 1509 Burt Snyder Pe aw W Jas P70l n h t George W S1i n 17th oree D 1502 Cass ompson Will H 608 n 17th ‘Lape John 15th bet Webster and Burt ‘I'roy Thomas California bet 13th and 14th ‘I'horson Anton 406 n 16th Tiesdale John 1 1620 Burt Tull S 710 n 16t Tremann Wm H 1510 Burt ‘Lensfeldt Herman 513 n 16th L 18 Abner 705 n 15th Roy Thomas 1511 Cass heck Samuel ) Yallentine Womach \mllllvl 0 Ware M 21 Cumings Williams E K .ll u 16th Walker J M 711 n 16th Wade Thomas 915 p 16th. H. B. WHITEIOUSE, Rigistrar 1t district fifth ward. - - ADDITIONAL LIST OF Voters of the Second District, Third Ward, Austin G H 1120 Jackson Austin € 1214 Howard Ainley Wm 208 s 12th Alter John 402 8 14th Amos (; C Farnam bet 11th and 12th Adams P E Cozzen house Armbruster Wi 1315 Douglas Buenz M B Eazle lmlhu “l’o\vll James M 1109 Farnam Blassgen Henr! agle house s M B 517 s 10th d.lllhn 1 517 s 10th ker G W 1415 Farnam ]l{lrlwr wr Dougias g Buger E Ci Bierbach B 414 & 14th Broge L G City hotel Bates W H n hotel Bonner James 1515 Douglas Hengtson 1007 Farnam Burke Jerry It mn xmd Harney Brady F A 210 5 12t Beaton D J 501 8 Stll Baldwin Tho Emmitt house Bonday N 208 8 13th Benson B J 523 Howard Bower A n Liouse Bracey Win ok 10th Boyle I J 414 s 6th lhum'l Al 508 5 Uth Arcade Hotel !h Jas 1416 Howard llunli George I Paxton Hotel Bayard V. \rvml-- Hotel ( allahane Pat Eimmett tiouse Cecil W V Eagle House l hristman K O] I(\ Hotel Jase Wm H tlarne; lnm \\ m 1" Hotel de Hotel 0cC 1o ll«»tel Collins Joseph 1107 Farnam Caulfield John S 1504 }< rnamj Castles Jno ) Harney bet 9th and 10th Cohn Jacob 303 s 11th Cox.J W City Hotel Copson V A 12th and Jackson Crawford 8 1, 13th and Howard Connell M 1 13th and Jacksou Crowly F B 15th lnll l‘ arnam Craig Jno P 511 s 1i Currier #£7T Cln(mld House Clark A J 1310 Harney Chite Charles Blue Barn l)elune(\: Chas No 3 engine house Duran C F Canfield house Day tieo M St Charles hotel Dakin T I 1107 llnwnnl Dempsey J S 12 Harpey Dadisman J 1) Paxton hotel ])u.umu]l E 1ith bet Harney and Howard Dunlavy B llUIb Howul Dllmber P E Cozzens house Dooley Fred Emmet house Demullen Jno lll} Howard Dermody Jas 13th and Howard Duge Win 14th and Howard l'.rl\lur(" D 414 8 1ith 30! r 15th and Farnam Eby 1 Jim Omaha house Eastman G 1 Cg ns house Eagen Jno 1110 Jackso EbyJno M 1310 Harney Elton R 1317 Harney bbellhlrd D514 s 11th bes A 3 Fu e F M C: romhku C1 Doy Fenning C X Cantield humu Fucner M 1017 Farnamn hw{‘ WIC 1015 Harney r A 508 8 Othy Fairbrother A Windsor hotel Frissell R Z 1309 Farnam Ferrand W W 508 s 13th Finch 8 J Omaha Blue Barn Garretson P Arcade hotel Greer R M 1101 Farnam Girabbert R 402 5 14th Graves Frank 3d engine house Grosh € M 1423 Howmd (ileasen Dan 1ith and Howard l tsche K 207 s m orge P A ( oyer Wi A lmh nnd lluwml Gromme C T 51 [t Giraddy L B Paxton Hotel Gerke H 9th and Howard (ardner Sam 210 s 12th Godwin Park 12th and Farnam Hansen A 1017 Harney Hamens H 305 s 11th llyda (-eorgu mn uul Harney Hochateiner City h Helser Ch F gla nulel {lw Juo City lmlel {olman F ull‘y Hesselbrock B G mn and Howard Hart G O 1308 Harn, Howell uoor e St l‘u-rlu hotel Horton F S 1 00 Farnam unov Tow I4th and Harney Recion Pras u"."l‘:‘;‘ o ns I'III L Loy ank n: A 0 I lh and lhrnay Hersh Jno O Cantleld awes G E Weh and Juekwl Hnnen Frank 212 « (0th Hemsman Wi 1416 Howard Hayes C Stivand Farnam Hayes J sth and karnam Mum(fl\ J 318 8 10th ‘ w Ja nmn Jackss W WV n ith and Tow ard on ) W 1024 Farnam T B 201 & 15th Cantield House 2 J 1405 Howard [ “0zz¢ns hotel Josten Amos 107 Howard Jordan Wm 10th and Harnoy Jotmson J 14th and Farnam Jorzenson A I, 50 s 15th Judie Mike G T hotel Jolinson AT s Lith Jewitt B N Paxton hotel Jones M Cozzens house Jolinson W A Omaba blue barn l\- rtiang Jul . and Howard Kiso Herm City hotel Kopki s Lith Kahl ¢ hotel reen Troe houso ury City hotel King Ch W 13th and Jackson Kelly T M 314 s 12th l\mchuu I'd 1113 Douglas Matt 1517 Douczlas I’ 910 Jackson Jas 910 Jackson Knowles F H 910 Jacksen Kitchen Rich Paxton hotel I\uvln-u J 13 Paxton hotel Kleffner Frank 1407 Howard Kirs J il Arcade hotel Kern IR 420 n 15th Lichteberger J 11 Canfield house Leiske Henry 417 s 10th Leibring F Eagle house Lutz G City hotel Leteher o C Cozzen house Law R Cozzen house N I\Il|g~ln|l ‘1" C 1016 Howard Long 11th Lewis Tom Farnam bet 1th and 12th Lind John T 1007 Farnam Lenk Joe No 3 engine house Lahey ‘Lhos 1015 Harney Linde P 1316 Howard Longworth no Cozzen house Longley Leonard Cozzen house Low Geo 1214 Howard l akstrom Juo 1101 Farnam .yneh P 1110 Jackson l-mu-q 417 ¢ 10th Towis § M 013 Howard Lambertson C G 13th and Howard Leonard Thomas 1107 Farnam Mulkahy R I’ vth and Howard 15 Farnam os 9th and Howard n 119tk and Howard Menweiler € ath Maier Jno St C h.ulm hotel Mitshel Joe St Charles hotel Meikle Win St Charles hotel Moriarity J T 815 s 15th ith .uul Howard 8 tth yor Moo hling () J Mechling A Q \llll'lh\(‘)l \ en ‘T'ree house Harney l\lul(am I' V 9th and Howard Murphy And 1416 Jackson Moser (i 1 Cozzen house Mulvehill Jerry 13th and Jackson Maxwell Jno 1018 Harney sor lotel Magno: ¢ Paxton hotel Mavo H 418 s 11th Moran E ' 1107 tloward \l rrn\m Jno W 14th and Harney 'hos 1109 Farnam 1101 Farnam MeLaughhn P 14th and Harney MeGuan W 12th and Harney MeCutehen W B 418 5 13th nn J € St4 Howard MeGinn E J 814 Howard MeGinn G B 814 Howard McClue David Sth and Farnam McCann A A 1107 llmv ard MeFarland 15 M1 St Charles hotel Nelson C B 9th bet Farnam and Harney eedham 1 W Cosson house \ Ne ()hwr 8o iver R 4145 14th O'Harra Jno 205 8 9th Olson L 1321 Douglas Over F 205 s 0th O'Bonner Thos 818 s 12th Park Jno Omaha House Piesner G W 1107 lloward Philben P H 1017 Howard Parish H A 413 s 11th Penny Ch 820 Howard Pringle Chas No 3 Engine house Pastor Christ Eagle House Peterson (: A 1816 llow‘\rd Pardee J H 418 s 13t! Paxton W A l’uxlnn llut«l Peterson R 50 Pariitt Thos Putwan H Blue Barn Richardson .J W 804 s 11th Rothery Ed 11th and Harney hmmle||| Fred Cantield house Rice A Emmet house Ruane Thos J 12th and Howard Rohlff H J 209 s 15:h Rebert M A 1404 Farnam hard J H 1017 Farnam Reichonberger Jacob 1204 Jackson Robberts Charles t 1ith and Howard Rowland W St Charles hotel Ross A G; Cozzens hotel Benton R W 910 Jackson Rothholz J ulius 320 5 10th Ringer Aibert 15th and Harney Kaymond Juno 1410 Jackson Robinson J R Lsth and Howard, Redmond Wi Cozzens house Smith W € 211 s 15th Smith O L5198 11th Specht George E 15th and Howard Stewart S 8 b4 s 15th Stribling Georze 1314 Jackson \hu‘(:fi )llllwllml‘is:m Shra or 414 8 Stocikman H A J.lLk\UII Inct 13th and 14th Standor W 11 ‘City hotel hank John St Charles hotel mith C W 1018 Larne Smith W F E 8th and floward Seott Jackson 11th near Douglas Sand C I 148 Douglas Schmitzberger C 9th and Harney Splitt Chas 1417 Harnoy Stewart D M Paxton block Schwartz 11 Eagle house Stott I 1015 Liarney Smith David Flmnln bet 11th and 12th Soule C F St Charles hotel 014 Howard F tu <Tath Storm & Iarney Smith D O 420 8 13th Stringfellow J H jr Cozzens house Smith Dan 14th & Howard Sehmidt J 814 Harney Shelby Ed T 15th & Saunders I B 1100 F Schissler R J 1:5th Shaerer Aug 11th & Farnam Storz Win 14th & Harney eahan Joseph 415 § 10th F cor 10th & Howard inney Georze St Charles hotol ipton H T 13th & Howard lor Jas C Paxton hotel Thiele Julius 709 Farnam Thomas S 1, 15th & Jackson ‘Lurtle J C 15th & Jackson ‘T'iesereey K C 210 s 12th ‘Taylor Rich Cozzens house Ulkich C W 1400 Farnam Usher S C Paxion hotel Yan Meter W M 11th & Harney Veleta Krank cor 13th & Farnan Voss H Lith & How Valentine C C Co: Valinder C 315 5 10th Webb Wi No 2 enzine house Wille Ch 1012 Howard Wirth Fritz City hotel Wirth Jov City hotel Watson H ¥ 500 8 13th Wizgers Hans 200 s 15th Wells Ed 1321 Douglas Weckback Gus 418 5 14th \Vlltml Frank 11th and Howard Wechter C J 517 5 13th Whitside Ben 9th and Howard W ade Wm 1301 Douglas e Wagner AIIK W 515 5 15th Wyatt L Eagle house Weist K B 824 5 13th Wllker P 1017 Douglas Wood F C 1208 Harney Wilson C L 1300 Farnam Wilson J A Paxton hotel Way J W 1301 Douzlas Wells H J 802 Howard Wells W W 802 Howard Walsh Sam 814 s 10th Wilsou Ed Cozzen house Yates Frank D Cantield House Young Chas 14th and Harney élluuwrmun H 1406 Farnam Ii" Fritz 15th and Harney hereby certify that the above is a true Hdt of lllddmolnl voters In lmmni Nn, -JNh rd hmux 20d uuv.na m ward. Omaha, May 2, 1857, DRY GOODS | SALL, © IDRS. & &D. DAVIESON 12 Lawrence St, Denver, Colorado, It ate Museum of Anatom, St. Louis, Mo., University College Hospl tl, London, Glesen, Germany and \c' York, Having devoted their attention SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT or Nervous, Cheonic and Blood DISEASES, More especiaily those arising from impru- dence, ivite all so suffering to correspond without delay, Diseases of infection and contagion cured safely and speedily withe out detention from business, and without the use of dangerous ugs. Pa- tients whose cases have been neglected, badly treated or pronounced incurable, should not fail to write us concerning their symptoms. Alllettcrs receive immediatg attention. JUST PUBLISHED, And will be muiled FR to any address on receipt of one 2 cent stamp. al Observations on .\'cnuut Debility and Paysical Exhaustion,” to which is added an “Essay on Marriage,” with important chap- ters on Diseases of the Reproductive Or- ans, the whole forming a valuable medical treatise which should be read by all young men, Address, DRS. 8. & D. DAVIESON, 1742 Lawrence St Denver, Colorado. 1707 Olive St.,St, Louis, Mo, THE RALLWAY TIME TABLES, Leave” | Omana Missouri § BARGAINS! That Are Worth Look- ing After. 3 cases White Crochet Bed Spreads large size, 49¢ each; worth $1. 5 cases extra heavy, good, large size, Marseilles patiern, White BDed Spreaids, 79¢ each. You have been paying $1.25 for the same goods. 360 dozen all linen Towels, good size, 8 dijferent patterns to sclect from, Tic each or 90c a dozen, 00 dozen of the largest Towels in pe, huek and damask. Knotted fringe, lace borders, etc., your, choice, 19c each. Best value ver offered in Oniaha, “ 5 enve ,000 yards full yard wide Brown | *Local Express Shecting at 4ic a yard; worth Sc. *Except Sunday. 5,000 yards soft finished Blearhed L& I I Muslin; our price 6jc; worth 10c. 5:20 pm 11:00 am Depot 10th and Pacitic sts. iland K \p\--\ . 10:00 am Night l‘«\ll 10100 4 am 75 pm 1 case Indigo Blue Dress Print, —_— 3¢ yard; regular price Sc. <& R | Mail and Express 120 am 6:00 pm cago l'x|:| 5 10 pm 20 pieces Curtain Scrim; will sell 5340 am this week for 7ic a yard; extra good value. 10 pm 8:'0 am 200 pairs Tape Edge Lace Cur- 00 am 8§ tains, $1.75 a pair. They are a bar- gain, 3 cases Apron Check Ginghams, t. P M. & O, L. & O. &e per yard. Special good value, ‘\’:n,:;{‘ll DO E T Bancroft *4:45pm 10:40 am 4 cases Dress Gingham, worth 7:40 pm from 10 to 12}c, to be sold this weel: for Te a yard. *Excent Sunday MISSOURI PACIFIC, Depot 15th and Webster st. Day Express. . Night Express. Lincoln Crinkled Secrsucker at 4jc a yard. 6.25am'11:10 am 0 pm 9:10 pm TXDIess. 11:10 am| 6:10 pm DpUMMY 'I'I{r\l\“l. Running between Council Bluffs and South Omaha. n addition to- tho statio tioned, trains stop at‘Twentiethand fourth streets, and at Summit, in Uumlm Westward, Omata, Sheelys 8 White Checked Nainsook at Ge per yard; nothing like it ever offered for the same price before. These bargains Yyouw will find only at HAYDEN BROS. 16th Street, Near Douglas. oMAHA “Broad- | Trans- RUEUMATISMLLAME BACK And many other complmnu cured by . $10 AND UP an GNV o1 EVIDEHGE OF 1887 A Prqminent l!ul alo Physician says: N, Feb. 14, 1947 1i'ls somithing walon 10 1hdors s i yeL L tako pleasure in i1 form: Iml you that one of your rio Belts cured mo of atta, o o { * heart, s, atn in tho back and Al have purchusad und atifying rosults. 1 ean highly Holts s possossing. great A Chieago Phisieian Dr Homne- D Fex Bnoatly v u ho| o da, Tiomoe 1 oan n 1.1‘.‘". 587, Ch A Physician Says, All of )ly Patlont are buus fled. Dr W. J.Horne, |INEM o our Bicctric Boite to all who awiror with vouble, any chronic liver or kidney “ o & my pationts that ure using s All trains run daily. rocomimen1 satisticd. Fraternally, PROPST. M Phyaician and Surzeon A Minister of the German Evangelical Clmw-h s C.B. &Q. guvs, ar | All tralus run daily Dr.W.J Il Dear Sir: Your Elnoiei st Gnto of them boried mlul u‘) fwvnm Atllmlinn und Kener: nu\nl' ywl let me have hull m ||11|’Iann flve vour tarme i Ger wan vangelieal f‘lmrrh lvl L Rosidence, llnldlnnlll" . Neuralgia of the Stomach Cured. LL., Jan. 01, 1387 CM. &St P Al trains run daily. 110:00 2 m 16: B aturday, 10:00a m 10 H5pm 5 t fl"xcv])t Mouday. Cugs: Dr. Florne~Doar Sir ginof tho et mod to huve Alltrains rin“daily .1 250 pm 1211 % w 9:358 m 6:25pm 5:50pm WoodbrldgeBrothers STATE AGENTS FOR THEk Decker Brothers PIANOS. OMAHA, NEBRASKA. RED PARY, 5pm ™ nt r Elo fric Belta, got 1t and put iton and hivac Hhd the feast symptoin of nnaralg i since, Tam woll plvnsod Yours truly, A-Q.IARCOUKRT, Dr. W, J. H“RI\'{F SC & Alltrains run gaily. ... 191 Wabash-avenue, 2g0. Inventar, po Prietor und Munufacturer, £ Eend stamprao catloguo. J T COUSINS SHORS Embody the highest excllencies in - Shape liness, Comfort and Durabiitty and are the Reigning Favorites fashionasie circles Oar na me is on eve- ysale. I. & T. Cousins, New York, C.S.RAYMOND RELIABLE JEWELER. Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Silverware ‘The largest stock. Prices the low Repairing a_specialty. Work warranted, Corner Douglas and 16th streets, Omaha. Licensed Watchmaker for the Union Pacific Railroad Comvan, The C. E. Mayne Real Estate and Trust Co, N.W. OOR. 16th AND HARNEY, OMAHA. Property of every dun-rlptmn for sale in all parts of the city. Lands for sale in every county in Nebraska. A COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACIS Of Titles of Douglas C ounlg kept, Maps of the city, state or county, or any other information desired furnished free of charge upon spplication, HEAK