Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 9, 1891, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, APRIL 9 FOR RENT--HOUSES, Forrates,eta,, see topof Arst colunn onthis pig FOR SALE—-HORSES WAGONS E"C._ Forrates, de.. see top of frst o “Ayoung drving horse ehop. New York Lite. SPECIAL NOTICES. DVERTISEMENTS for (hewe colun taken until 1 umn on this pige. NT- House of 8 tooms corner o bath, now! ¥ papered, 820 per month. thenowly par AN of nice drlvers, sutry and phieto Co-Oporative Land amd Lot Co. ni SUNDAY BEF n this pagew Now York hand- | word for the hotel department = - s Brown bullding, Om N Brown buildinz, Advertisements must run consecis they e tiken or ¢ ensy paymonts > Inv.” Co. room Call or addre i Omaha, Neb, reof Tie ey use.centrally Answers wiil esentation of thi elopes proper advertisemen Continental Luliding, he morninz on of which o Colonel Butier 1823 Furnam. FOR SALE- CDWs. e., w0t topof Airst column on this pige. 1 Nats with the benefit not only of tho 1other cities "BRANCH OFFICES. | ways on hand a or will trade FOR RENT —FURNISHED ROOMS rized 10 take Spec samie rates as ean be had atthe Who arenuth FOR SALE—FURNITURE ETC, i rates,ete., see top of firsteolumn on this page. FURNTSHED and _unfurnished roc rents modern convenicnee T;,"“,", ] hold furnitre, ¢ ('MASE & FDDY W. Miner, Grand ¢ HUGHES, P1 OURNITURE Tl UGHES PHARMACY, 24 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, SITUATIONS see top of first column D of first column on this prge, WANTED, 18 Victor bieyele, Chicago strect suryeyor and ongl- YURNISHED s, With or without board, 1611 Doug Dins, plattin A position ns ¢ st of city referon room ; steam lic A Russell, Braddyvilie, inl rates by week or i QUTUATION wanted hy fi B 25 years' oxperience work.” Contry preferred 188 baker of oo reNt ey, farms, wild la Add. Frink Man- m with aleov, -10 BUY, slmn o this page. TOR RENT—Nive rooms, st ANTED—House « Locust street; refer to Miss lurze and ond county, Iowa, FANTED-A first-class residonce 1ot pay £ 4000 to 4,500 for th dress 162, Bee. oni my employer Ok RENT—Furnished zoon can get the use of b Address 1168 Beo o v itcannot be ¢ Al Wil TOMAN wants to do y i 11, I, auton ut toscllor tride »p of first colgmn on this TR with bonrd, & per wee MISCELLANEOU S, \8e0 top of frst column on this prge, FPWO furnished roons with bonrd mall children. WANTED-—-MALE HELP, ., sectop of first colinn on thispage, cor, Tith and Dougl lnited to dise: Furnished rooms and bovid 111 So. 20th st, hattan Lifo TEW o ploy firge town i nd Colorado, ENTS wanted Ins. Co, to represent in oll of Nebraskn urea, room 1ern conventencos, two gentlenen ast cor 2athund [a S aonscnatal JRUOMS and board, 2105 Douzlas st. * Nioice L-plated s, Tomeetn first olass sewing ma R BRI H S ehine man 10 go on the r Address 11 G4 1 NISHED front room, Board if dest 3 good_capable men, T—Nicoly furnished rooms and an Hngton, Mad iso ANTED—Clrenlars distributed, Warrior's Mark. 7 ANTED—I rrell, 101 Fars tano, 1217 Dodge st with good re f 1'% Co., 1600 Howard st A large, finely furnished roon £, 10 2 min i W chiropodist, Mrs.Post,dioia S. 15th,Withnell blk other boarders references, Addross D ANTED—Good eanvassers at the Singer - s = ewing Muchine office, 1518 Douglus st ILLISCOY, house mover, o1 and 813 South 2th SITED roons and board, —_— e WANTED—FEMALE HELP, < 8cetop of first column on this page BEE 0f Nove FOR RENT--ROOMS UNFURNIHED Forrates, ete. one copy of th “see top of firsteolsmn on this pige o Copleso tho ever COR RENT-—4 unfurnished roo for housekeeping: modern i 1708 Webster stroets W50 4 Ly pewritor or steno Call day or Jos. Meycrs. TANTED—A noat wpher. Good FINANCIAL. p of first colwmn on this page Dodge streot. zenernl house- » or Boliemliun pre- | A 120 Howard stroet —— FOR RENT—STORES & OFFICES. Forrates, ete. city property VIRL wanted for general | ousework X Davenport st. LATTEL Lank, Jonchattels oreollateralat rosonable r Temn on (his page loans money neral house work in a fumily of #; Gormun quire 11108, 10th st. i\' ANTED—GIrl, e ONEY to loan by B, I olluteral sceurit ! months, in cany time fron tory brick build- ing, 1110 Douglasstreet, suitabl Salo purposes, § 306 Californta, ade on household .t the Towest rates possible with- One half of store, 1522 Douglas, | out pubIicHE O re P d that you can make TANTED—A girl that g any time and work for lier board in fan: dress 1 6, Bee office. a piyment of ico both principal 0w owe i bald Toun you w 5 to school to VOUr Droperty or ehunzed, I will pay it Iy ou find It iorc convenient, eall up ‘teléphone No. yourbusiness will be arranged at houe! Money always on k Bee Publishing Co. ient, complete all'the floors, Georgin ave, (8 Apply at the JOR RENT-Or sale, my bulldi st Dol 10th & 11th, G. A Lindquist, 316 S Lith, TANTED— ML incr d suleswomen, 3 B I 4, Withnell bk, 15thand ilarney sts, 1 promptly ipon Omihn Wt lowesi rutc Hateral security, inicipal bonds negoti- bustness proper made on approved sehooland ated upon very Champ & Ryan, 1205 Farnam st. Burt streets A competent we Mrs, Chambers, 4014 North 2 loans wantod, MeCague In- e L C— LY MONEY TO LOAN—R:AL ESTATE Forrates, . to right pusty th and Jones sts. Traulic elevator, track- st loeation In‘eity FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS, Forrates, ete., see top of first TARDEN of sectop of frsteolumn on this pugs cral housowork, an on first morizage sumn. on thie page. nt conipiny, 601 Bee buill FOR RENT HOUSES. For rotes, ctc. see top of firsl cumbered,and an Loriow from asecond mort- I’ Your property is alr neel niore mwoney, we 320,000 for yon Alex Moore, 400 ONEY to log Lot Co., 205 N 16th st. siumn on this page MOR RENT. 15 Park ave.; o Jodern conven- secommodating § horses House may be se DRIy to office, improved Omiaha Lor terms, ot bldis or residence, 100 Park wye, John Grant, WANTED—TO RENT. ur rate, ete. sce top of Al column on (hs pige ANTED-Fu ONEY (0 foin ¢ 1 oity propurty 1 house, 7 or § Inquire 1020 South isth str Address, Roow 3, Creighton < and Towa, dence propert 50 on good Omaha CED-A snall fur o or four room flate Corner Tt and vady. Titles and values passed | FOOI RENT—Very desirable 1 room modern VILDING loans 0to 7 por_conts 1o addi- rges for comiul es. W. B Melkle, ¥ ANTED-Two Board, for three | Address 1 s, e ANTED-For muy be rented Lier house of sanie s cluss family board ing erate. tosuitablo tenant, B2 Fivst Nat, Bank. rsons, In private fim- sultuble for st Natioual bauk bld ht Lousokeening, { to loun on olty property, eastorn nd wostern Tow Listyour proporty for ground floor STEAM heated flats at 7 =, DL L Paxton bloek with B F. Kin; rooms, furnished or unfurnished, conveniently located, with board for References ex- Y to loan, Midlan Trust Company, 1614 | nces, With barn dress H 70 Bee, a5 1 39, Bed, TED=-An infurnished roc cidress H 50, oo ofiee ONEY on hand 10 loanon_inproved or in- b National bank bldg t first mortgage loans, 1. C, New York Life Y to loan on Omaha property. y Trust company, 1614 Farnam, MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS, OUSE for ront—I1-room house.modern i Jraveients, cormer on given hnmed ton biock, M. MO RENT-Dwollin 15th and Lake, 1ith and Capitol. lteed & Seiby, R 13 bourd of trade. Chas. W. Rainey, quire 403 Pax- 1se of abont 7 rooms. sood location, ANTED-By May 1.4 9 t0 stable preforroc louse not wanted. 14 So. 16th St Near business center. L Brandeis, house, Atchison. Tuquire Georye \V. Gonlding Al Forrates, cte., sce top of first columis on this page. I Iy, A'li'l- “money to loan. J. D, Ztel ' you wish (0 rent a house or store see 1. B, RENTAL AGENCY. Forrates, etr., see fop of fret column on thia page I~ One 11-room one T-room | sehool; modern The O, I, Davis Co. room cottage 17k N, housa Is newly papered du irst cluss cond ition. 10 Fauruan st . COLE, rental agency,Continental bk, _ we top of Ars ¢ on At pazs PATENT SOLICITORS, For rales, ete., see top of it coumn on this page, nick, 174 Leavenworth, roturned from the oast with the spring and summer styles, rand solloitors, 0. W, Sues & Co, Bee luildiug, Orahi, . Uonsultation free, to do dressmaking in fam- 1 RENT=5 rooius, one floor, 1743 Juckson Sturdy, %10 Harney st Washingwon, D. BUSINESS CHANCES, Forraten. eic... sectop of AEW colwrmn om this pags TARTNER who will work oan get AL an business. Not mash cash needed Ad aressJ 2, Beo office Ny " T HETY-Two oom Mo hota) nicey fur: nished. for sale orgade. L. Vo Crum, 411 N. Y Life. Calil Jror saL y fuxitur of & #-ro dding and all furniture in ¥ ditfon’ also ¥@loon andall fixtures connected therowith aned billiard vables and 11 necessury. cquintients, Alson lease of the tory hotel hulldings in which said hotel satoon and biTiiard furniture and tx tures ar situgted, Buflding (s Hgated by steam and lighted by electeicitys Everyiling in st clnsscondition, A spRendid bargain for tho tman F srthe r particilars cnllon & Cimpbell between 1| New York Life bulidin Lechor's I heaps s for 95 per month. SALY roon ARGAIN—Profituble furnished flat, 20 N, jith 500 105 QOR SALF-Blucksm ith shop, tools stock x 101, York, Net M FOR SALE—1lnif interest inan establishod stean laundry in Omahin. Address 130 Beo JOR SALE— Lo and furniture of oom hotel in business part ofa town of ten rallronds, Rewsons for s g: 11l health, Addre 115, Mee, Council Blafrs Mt QALOON for s nly one inthe elty Ad A dress M. R Lor ne, Neb, KT e CHROCERY stock (o siles oing a gaah Dyl T ness, Addross I i, 1 Wi Al )30 s o et in afood business?ting LD ire Conmercial hotel at Brokon Bow, Neba thke part Omaha were property it YOR SALE~Furiture ar undertaking | i C b R store ulld i vart cush, balan 1t edge W HO IS Gi o siu ¢ and driver totrade or se GUIN. X M2 v FPOR TRADE or su'e—The llawicy house. other pr y. Address John Hawley. Norih Platte, 108 16% JOOR TRADE-Sieraon howse. i and chicken Bouse, south Tront, on Sewnid At Sonvenient 10 motor 1ine, Wworth 33405 whit hve you Lo tracte for 167 Ornaa. Kol Estaty and Trist Coud Bee buildin e Y TANTED-Geod encunbe red Omahia prop erty; we willgive you fine rental proper- ty clearand some sl o property too hg forus too handle. Alex Moore 401 Bee bids NICEfarm i central Nebraska to trado for elty or town projerty, merehindise orliy Co-Operative Land and Lot Co., 25 N ith st WL FI'0 TRADE-2 cood hon tand birn, for stock fupnitire or not Address lox 218, Elgin, Neb. 3 0 WILL trade a good equity fn a honse and 1ot i1 the nio i partof Omaha for clear Tots, aers ar house and ot, Ad dress T Bee 10 Molies o excl for good busi- ness OF s idence pope L Omahing will as Alex Moore. 401 Tsee bl I (lEAR for Omaha property Cartely anber of Commeres ILEAN general stock of_merctiundise for farm and woney. 130x 205, Frankfort, Ind WLLL trado ool cleir Lot worth $500 and {ulie food uprisht Digio aspart payment. Address 1728, Boe LOST For see topof firs! an on this page T OST-On cvening of April ith, on Lenven— dworth betyeen Twent oth and Tw ninth streets, i biack furearriaze robe. Ploise roturn to 108 S. 30 avenue or notlfy by post and 1t wilE hecalled for -y IST-$3.00 zold pitee. with hrough “Motlor” n one cnarm; reward i€ reburied Lolold S 1th stro 2 rm with fi @ at Chrls Specht’s ht Templar cl monds; finder e Hil street between Jac FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, Thr i in K ch. clear of Wernuent, Bper | trade forwestern andl s some ineambranee; wille With owners of property themselve pzents; state what youlnye o teade fnyour first letter, Address M5, Benn, Dayton,Ohio Ex tber [y s« VOR SALE-—t0lncrve farm in Hiteheoo) county. Neb.: price 18)°, subject to mort- of Tw0h. 1o cres In culti- n; 40 acres t her: 20 ores pusture, need; ranning water, 1,40 MProvenents, Address Anne Hareison, Comell, Neb. 0-10* | q Vand Sock Farm-600 h 100 fenced) under ealtivation, 0 ueres hay _and pasture land fenced, 21 nere’ fruit bearing ¢ trees around | whole 1 louses 4 Larze barns, hay sie corn-eribs, granary. &, splend close {0 market—3 milis to Wes county sex ingcouuty, Tl arare | chance to arm ina tocality that hus nover o of erops sinee the grusshopper plagi Wil besold | with or withoat stock and mplements. Writ fulldeseription and prices, enciosing 1 to F, Sonnenschein, West' Point, N braska, 1-1 IV Eroon howsesinOrelura T, 813 each on monthly pay ments. Thomas llall ALE—Lot 9. bock 8 Orchard 1111, 15 ensh, 1-2 yoars on ha Lune 00 oML lot. $.500, 81,6)0 cash; North 15th st., Lid ‘one bloek from cable, Seurs 938 New York Life, (i 13 1z > for unineunibered Lot known and numbered Price 8 on ensy (eris zh, 019 N, Y. Lifo bld 07-1 W, W. Slabu holce corner 2th sireet, Sou th full busmess lot, Juckson, near M7kl 0 ucres fi adjolning g Nebras 160 neves finely in; s miles county seatin Neb itly encumbered 120 deres good fan; uskad miles from 2,500 innabitants, yuse and 10t In town in Knnsas; eloar, r ot in 2ood Nebraska town 4-room house and Lot baen, well and clsterr, 10th strect, Omahi: sHghtly eneumbe red; will trade for Omahia property ind assime eneuin brances. 1. E. Cole, Continental bock. %0 o S ALE—Extra bir with " bullding: rents il Cholee X120, ) per g on block fromnew P O, Goo L Green, 18, § ker k. [FOn sAL A fine mproved farm of 20 acres: 10 under cultivation wde trees, trult, windmi1e, wizon Sealts, €10 100 iles westof Oniahiai #20 per were. Addrs, G 5, Boe. peTty—business,tra ck- the Leading real es- tate dealers in South Omuha, EdJohuson Co., cor. 24th and N sts. M7 OOk SALE—The most modernhousein the Srtabie § every conve ferice, bath, gas, eleetric bells, furnwee, laun- dry, ete. Larze stable, Poom for 4 horses, e ity water in stable, conerote i floor, full Lot in Laif mitle lhnit, convenient ta4 lines of cars, shade trees, ete.’ Price #10,00. - Address ¥ 1), Beo office 40 b‘l\l,*\w Kk Farm for »ale —1 have for sale tho fluest stock €arm Lo, Uhe wests contain- Ine 16X acres of very fine lund, 20 acres un- | der tultivation, 8o teres of tane @rase Ao | neresof fenced pasture With running wator W0 acres hay and pastire land with plenty of wate First-clugs butid ings nearly new and In good repatr. They luclude twolnrgedwell- | Ings stables forso0 head of catile, with foed yards attached, fully equipped with feed | trouzhs and hay racks Lutse horse barm, corn- s hay sheds, et w il and water tanks, Bulldings and feed yards are sheltered by ularge cottonwood 1 north and west | sfdes” Shuntad 1n Cuming county. 10 miles northwestof Omaha i the famous Ekhor alley, 8 milesnorth of Wost Sent & nilos cust of and i on applicat) Sonnenschein, West Polnt, Ne 5-ROOM house, 1ot Bxs2, #1.7 house, lot XS, 5 €. cor. 114 nton sts £,000. Briok house, 10t #x66, n. e, cor. 10th and Douglas, 0,000, Mrs. Kuhiman, 3155.11th e N0 SALE—Acre property sultable for plat- ting: one tract, (hirty acres; one of fif acres, oneof forly acres, 0ue of nine acres ; o tnslde four. tlo ftnlt. "Omaha Real Esty wnd Trust C 4 Boe Bullding. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE For rates, ete., see top »f Arst column on this page r exchango olty proy ands, 1vo sto ks OF merehandise see E. and floor, 1510 Farnan, srest in o well establistied fire insur- | ireof Patric n motor line. Richardson, 813 CLAIRVOYANT tumn onthis prge. O know your satisfuctory K010 Mrs. Stover W ONE ENJOY Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; itis plensant and refreshing to the taste, and acts ntly yet promptly ou the Kidneys, iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and favers and cures habitual Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ble to the stomach, prompt in its action and traly beneficial in ita eflects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known, yrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not substitute. CALIFORNIA FI& SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL NEW YORX, N.¥. ad future; she nysterlons disappe oirney until you 164 resalts: she ean fortel rantoed by mall: send stumps for 1 lustrated efreulai rth 16th st., On M ASAGE-Madun Iizicr, ovor i constipation. WALLACE, olls past and fat un, FOUF yeurs STORAGE accept any W. M. Bush: OUISVILLE. KY YOU THILEN faco proparat 180 store stoves dur ot them from t Omalia Stove Ropair Works, Neb. Coid Stors MUSIC ART AND L seelup of Arst ¢« Continual dropping wears away the stone. The continual breaking of lamp-chimneys costs a good deal in the cours You can stop it. beth's ¢“ pearl top” or “pearl Youwill have nomore trouble with breaking from heat. Youwill have cle instead of misty; fine instead of rough; right shape instead of wrong; and uniform, one the same as another. You will pay anickel a chim- ney more; and your dealer will gain in good-will what he loses in trade his trade by better service. G t),A.M.\CLIlHIl&CO.i T ADVICE TO THE ACED. ngs infirmities, such Tuli’s Pills ontheseorgans, stim- LANGUAGE. whor of the EFORE buying e of a year. Get Mac- 0,115 Douglus, Ketehnn Scliool of 1x presston, Delsarte, Shakes PERSONALS, 11 this shoull silary 835 por month. MASSAGE, BATHS eTC, olumn on this page. Madan Delzior, o he will widen ASSAGE Duth 1t Mad ame Smith's parlors HAIR GUODS—WIGS, ET seelop of first column o this page. lnir dressing, hair chains, ete., i G." cut i usul as OPPOSILE post e 1118 15th st.. Omihi, PAWNBROKERS, Forrates, .. seotop of first column on § YROPOSALS FORINDIAN SUT LR CLERIE TR D Mohle, s e.cor. Famam & 11th, 4 Sealed projosals.in posicts for Heof, (bids Tor hoe ). bacon, flour, cloth- s thoe cise iy dorsed “Pro- COSTUMES T portation. ete ted to the Conmissi Tricte of ok of York. will be received until 1p. . of Tuésdany N1, for furnishing for the Indi MARKET, ecord April §, $0.000 potineds bosns 2100000 pounds e SO0 pounds b A W Balbeock toJos Sehlitzhrewing com- South Omaba pounds oatneal, 2,060 pounds 160000 pounds poands whei stzer i Wife lot, bIK19. BV S 100 05 Kreijo +standard cealico, tandd to Souths Onshi ard~: denims. wd wife to DA English, 200,000 yarely M B Hacrris wond hasbind to A P Breniain, tng, 45,060 yards: & Cobb's ndid 16 terand wite 1, 1ot LK 13 to South Omadia Josiah_Kent medical supplins, v long list of m i to M s Tl orese AL 1els, such as hurn, and forabout I to be delivered at Chicao, Also, for such 1 With to Brino Tse ik, Kansis City, and Siovs City. Lo US Brown, 8w he clinate of the rofs brakes, transportatio goocts und supplies t J B Meagier Oy, 1067, for such of the Roed's 410 i 2 b0 GW Gibson al, w2l £t lot 10 and ¢ 17 £t lot 11, blic 7 Bediord Place jil Paxton blk. 200 and the kinds Ok Fenwe 1ovk i1 gross, of ailothergood S y's ISt i and quantiti ez 1nEEpac articles, togethe ditions to be observed by place of delivery, terms of Omi b Tand eompit sock, Jov G, bik lot7, blk s, und fnstractions will be fuenished up tlon 10 the Inalin ton, or No. 65 andf; The Commissaries of Subsistonc Same tol 1 hier, 10t 7, bik &), sal me to 8.0 Wyihan, lot 12 Anos Thurlow to. H N blic 2, Missourl A ven LoulsSaint | Postmistersat Sloux Clty, lown: City.” Caldwell, Topel uland San Fr The right is rejectany and i A G Wilson. spectal master, toJ F Flack, government Total amount of transfers. Lt appropriatic Tids will bo opened hour and day The following parnits w dentof buildings vesterda Al bidsmust be ccks or drafts npon led by cert some United States Nutlonal Bank of Sun Franclseo, Cal least ive per cent of T. J MORGA N, Commission South Tenth street ntliand Bancroft streets [ fratne cottige, frame dweiling, Forty-fitth and Haniiton stroets proposals will State Printin P, for printing in 2,000 conles e Journals and 9,000 co esslon laws of and house Journil s to be o two pounds per on Book pape royul octavo 5 hotweon the | NOTICE, 70 F1T1S BUSINESY, il notes and fidex, boun reports and court cadenders and for 10 all Llank cliding rovenuo blanks ofor a period of two years Samp’es and estiy titly of supplies to be furafshed can retaryof stute. Proposils must bidder willfurnish all books In this ¢lass Euch proposal must be boud In' the sum of surities conditl case of award entor intocontrier ked “Proposals for Pul ary of state. proof for laws and journals olary of Siat in good order froe of sretary of Stats t of contract y days after not Oli, there was a smart merchant—there still Who bought a Smith Premier (peculiar but And his typewr|tten 1etters wore 80 muoh ad- 11 work to be d He scooped In the dollars, stralghtway The Smith Premier Type-Writer (o, H Office, 1600/% Farnam Street, Omaha Neb Inety days from the d any or wll bids reserved Hrwn State Troasur T, H, BeNTON, Auditor of P, A., JOus 0. AuLE', Socretary of Stuto NEWS OF THE NORTHW EST, Nebraska. R. T. Martin of Rising City has broken three ribs, which came from owning a viclous horse. The residenco of R. €. London at Ulysses was destroyed by fire as the result of & de- fective flue Rev. Georgn Williams has resigned the pas. torate of the Presbyterian church at Niobrara and removed to Mitchell, 8. D, Georgo D. Wallace, & prominent farmer near Rising City, has' becoma violeatly in- sano as a result of an attack of 1a gripyo Dut Lane, who drives the stage between Homor and Winnebago, has beon arrestod on arge of robbing an futoxicated strangor ntract has boon closed for the build- iug of a normal university at Superior, The is to be non-sectarian and the main building will cost 10,000 Caleb Spencer, provably the oldest in Clay county, aiect at Fairfield, April 6, aged ty-five years. Owen Siweeney, also o lent of Fairtield, died the same day, aged seventy-four, Fire startad by cir badly damaged the scho los from an ong trond bridge across reck, near Sutton, delaying trains for ten hours. Fard work by the citizens saved the structure from total destruction The North Nebraska High School Orator- ssociation at its recent meeti elected the following officors : M. A, right, Plainview, president; W, R. Juckson, Fwing, vice president; J. A. Horn berger, Norfolk, secretary and tronsurer Whilo Mrs, Jobn Doxtander, an aged widow of Eriend, was returning home she was accidentally tripped by a loose board in the sidewalk and foll so violently as to dislo: cate one of her hips and break the thigh boue. The injury is so bad that her recovery is extremely doubtful Information has reached Pender that Tan Black, a constablo on the reservation, got into o row with S, Bronte | anlondian in which Bro s skull was cracked 1 au arm broken. It is impossible to find out tho cause of the row, but it is quite probable that they hiad had a drink of “firewater. AWhile the janitor in th o churenat York was pulling tl chatdelier to extinguish the s after tho evening service, the wire noldin it to the ceiling broke and the ehandelier fell to tho floor.” The janitor was strack on the head and severely inj exti d, but the s wore all ished in the fall and the building was saved from destruction Abont 27 of this year, just beforo the first heavy snow storm, William Kayser, who lives about five mile A hog and was ur to find any trace of it, suys the Leieh World. The other day, whilo one of his neighbors was digeing a liny rac east of town, lost out of & snow pile, what did he find but th missig porker. Aftor a fast of forty-two days the h as still alive and able to walk around and eat. The animal weighed 815 pouncs when 1t was ecaught out in the bli zavd, but when found was reduced o about cighty or mmety pounas, and is expected to live. tow venty-onn pri 1k county jail ners are confined in tho Cor in Burlington sclls for 70 conts, oats t conts and hay 15 por ton Tho dam at the Eldora mills was damaged 81,000 worth by the recont high water A Dubuquo manand his wifo wor The plans of a firm of Ohio arct adopted for Graudy Center's louse, Taylor Shank of > the othe 18 per ac William Edgar died recently at Charter Oalk, aged ninety years, Ho had been a resi- dent of lowa since DN The Tama company which will put in brickyard at Rhodes starts out with a con- tract to make 600,000 brick: Rev. Mr. Lamb, pastor of the Boone Pros- byterian church, has boon granted o vacas tion. He will visit Europe. Atlantic hns recoived notic oftice department at ton that it i3 entitled to s freo mail aclivery, Hagerman is dead at Mondamin, aged nine years. He was oneof the pione ts'and for many years postmast at place. Track Walicer Nimrod Miller was held up mps on the railroad track near Dex- ter and robbed of his watch, arevolver and a fow cents in money. There are nine claimants for the £500 re- rd which was offered by the Northwest- 1 company for the capture and conviction of Conductor O'Neill's murderer. Judge J. B. Drayer, formerly of Mount Pleasant, and judge of the circuit court for sixteen years. died tly at his homo in Cincinnati, where he moved in 1554, Charles sdat Otiumwa for beating and turning his wifeand children out of doors. One child was deathly sick when the father performed the unnatiral deed. Prof. ‘T Bolingof Burtlett was treated to a basket of ancient eggs while returnimg home froma concert 1y with seve eral young ladics, Thewhole party was im- mersed with the loua-smelling seranbled hon fruit. The perpetrators are not. known, Josiah Riechenbach, n voung man living with his parents near’ Luther, accidentally shot himsclf the other morning and died th covening. Rivchenbach was riding o a I, going after a loact of straw. ke had hoteun on the rack, which was about to shp off when he reached for it to keop it from falling. In some way the gun was dis- charged, resulting 1 a frightful mutilation of onc of his arms. The injured member was amputated, but the shock was too much for his systemand be dicd soon after the opera- tion was performed. At the close of the collego y gricnltural sone te tects wero W court Aurclia sold his barloy day and cleared the neat sumn ere of from the post- 14 rof the Ames olicge no little ‘exeitement was ereated over the expulsionat the eleventh hourof I I. Davidson. The charge brought, against Lim vwas that he plagiarized his ora- tion, which was delivercd at the o last tall in the oratorical contest, and in which ho won second piace. Among those who Lok rtin the contest w o young man by th me of Loy who won first place, and b d the institution at the staio | contest, where hewon fourth place. aduated from the college, and was considered a very bright young man. An Ames correspondent Says iv has now come to light that Lovejoy slso plagiarized his fon on which hereceived so many come pliments. tssian - Flaseed FOR SALE Write for Prices and Samples, LIGHINER & BICKELHAUPT, ROSCOBR, 8. D, Natice to Contrac Bids will be recelved by the selool bourd of the Independent DIstrict of Carroll, Towi, for the ercetion of two brick additions (o the pre- seut sehool houses. Pluns and specitications will be on_exhibis tlon at the offiee of the president, (. H. oo ft, in Carroll, Carroll County, I on the 1088 duy of April, 1901, until the 2th duy of April, 140, Bills o he soaled | s: the board has the rizhit to reject any orall bids, Contractors W furnish good and sufficlent Londs. H. Mok, President M-a-e4-0-11, Notice 1o Contractors, Notice Is heroby given that the Seh Hourd of District No. 1. Dawson count braska, will receive bids for the huildin sehiool house in L sl i P with Mr. Kit- plans and speciieiations un fil Lol , Rihiteot, Hastin braska, or at office of Board at Lexlugton, Nebrasku, Sald plans ean be seen after A pril 6, and bids will be meelved up to 10 0'vlock o, w. Wednes. duy, April L The Board roserves the right to rejectany or ait bids By order of Sehool Board woditin M1, LEFLANG, Dircctor,