THE DAJLY BEE.
Saturday Morning , July 31.
Douglas County Republican Com
mittee.
OMAHA , July 24,1880.
A meeting of the members of the
Douglas County Republican Central
Committee is hereby called to make
arrangements for the impending cam
paign , on Saturday , July 33 , at 2 p.
m. , at the Garfield and Arthur club
rooms , Uuon block.
J. S. McCoioiirK ,
Chairman.
BREVITIES.
Patcrson sells coal.
Try Saxe' * Coffee Cream Soda.
Warranted tooth brushes , Kuhn'e.
Excellent Cream Soda at Saxe'a.
Ono drunk ? 3 andcosts yestcr.
day.
Carriages and wagons at Wood-
worth's.
That was an elegant rain we had
Thursday night.
Them were four funerals yester
day , all of infants.
Elegant perfumes at Kuhn'a drug
Ktorc.
SeMenberg & Co.'s J ey West Ci
gars at Saxc's.
The republican county central
committee meets this afternoon
at the Garfield and Arthur club room.
FOR HEJ.T. Store building , 174
Farnham street , Bot. llth and 12th.
Apply to Jno. A. Crolghton. tf
The Garfield and Arthur glee club
of Omaha caa'fbe beaten by any simi
lar organization in Uncle Sam's do
minion.
A stalk of corn twelve feet in
length was set up in the U. P. depot
land oluce yesterday. It was grown in
Douglas county and is a fine specimen
of mammoth maize.
All members of the Plasterers'
Union are requested to mceteat the
corner of 13th and Douglas streets
01 or Hathaway'a Rim store , Saturday ,
July 31 , at 7:30 : p. m. , sharp. Per
order president.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians
will hold their first annual picnic at
Salinc'a Grove , on Sunday , August ID.
n H the proceeds go to JMichael Dav-
itt , for the benefit of the Irish Land
League.
Lost , a gold quartz charm. Find
er will be liberally rewarded by leav
ing the same at A. J. Simpson's Car
riage Depository , Dodge Street , bat -
t ween 14th and 15th Sts. 30-2t
An infant child of This Hooper ,
of Hancock , Michigan , died on the U.
P. train between Grand leland and
Kearney , on Wednesday. The par
ents topped on"at Kearney to bury
the little one. '
To-day the Catholic church
celebrates the feast of St. Ignatius
the founder of the religious order of
Jesuit" . In celebration of the festi-
\ al , there will bo a high mass at 0
o clock in the chapel of Creighton col
lege.
Jo. Johnson , a very prominent
hotel man of Covington , Ky. , contem
plates locating in Omaha. Wo under-
Bland that ho will bo hero shortly , to
prospect , with a view to opening out
& hotel.
hotel.A
A horse which some one left
standing in the sun and rain from 11
o'clock Thurday morning until 10
o'clock that night was taken up on Six
tocuth and Douglas streets by Office
Black and put in Stcphencon'a stable ,
On Monday Sir. Thomai Swift
will put six sprinkling carta to work
en the streets to lay the dust
gang of men is now at work putting
the carts in ordcrand liberal subscrip
tions have bsen made by our mer
chants.
chants.Tho
The BEE recently BUggeeted th
propriety of having the dust well laid
for Barnum , and it was Ialc\
This would indicate that , the BEE is
* iot without influonca above as well as
nn earth. Mr. Barnum will please
give us due credit.
After Barnum took acarefulsur
Toy of Omaha ho concluded that Ed
helm & Erlckson , the Jewelers oppo
eitc the postoffico , were the most on
tcrnrising young business men in
Omaha , hence ho selected their store
as the most advantageous place for
him to soil .tickets.
Uev. A. F. Shorrlll preaches in
Saratoga , at 3 p. in. , Sunday , and hi
church will supply that Sabbath
school with books , loaned them until
a better supply of their own can bi
obtained. This school , which was or
gauized in April last , now numbers
forty or fifty members , and is in a
promising condition.
Thurs3ay morning , bstwoen 9
and 10 o'clock , Johnnie Keustrnm
was thrown from an express wagon , at
the crossing of Sixteenth and Dodgi
etreets , dislocating his wrht and frac-
iuring the radius. Ho was taken to
the office of Dr. Search , where Drs.
Search and Gifford reduced the frac
ture and dislocation and sent him to
liishome , on Eighteenth street , be
iweon Isard and Cuming.
A pleasant party was given Thurs
day evening at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Lowensteinin Saratoga precinct.
It was one of a series , and the crown-
: ng event of the season. The party
iru given in honor of Miss Amelia
Matteaon , of this city. Saratoga has
a large number o ! young people and
liwn parties , Bociablesjetc. , have been
the order of the day for some time
past. Lsst night the rain caught the
happy crowd unprepared for it , and
the going home part of it was amus
ing in the extreme , eery serviceable
style of costnmo being rigged up to
protect party dresses , and not a few of
the nnniberimproving the opportunity
to go barefoot and wading home in
that stvle.
Elegant accommodations , lowest
P ce , Astor House , y. Y. U-dlm.
Call atBnsHiV Ssmsa MACHETE
DEPOT and examine the New Im
proved Howe ScwingMachlne. Don'
Joot iho plsce , HSO
SWIFT BOLLIN& WHEELS ,
The Wabash Line Will Open Up
With the Fast Trains
on Sunday.
A NewUnion Pacific Branch
in Colorado.
Knights Templars Free to
Chicago.
During the rpast two weeks much
lias bean said , written and surmised
concerning the opening up of the great
AVabash line from Omaha south and
east , which was prematurely an
nounced as about to take place some
time ago. Our reporter called on a
Wabash official yesterday , and
learned that on and after Sunday next
the line will bo thrown open to pas
senger travel. Ho had not yet receiv
ed orders for the opening out of an
office in Omaha , but expected euch
orders at once , as the tickets are
said to be on the other side of the
river now , and some in the hands of
Union Pacific officials.
The following from the St. Louis
Globe-Democrat , ' " 'obtained direct
from an official of the road , " is proba
bly about as near correct as any information
mation that can now be obtained :
Yesterday it was learned directly
from an official that on and after Sun
day next this line will bo thrown open
to paesenger travel. A train will be
put on to make the run eleven hours
quicker time than the present time
table by other routes , and the passen-
gars leaving here now at 0 o'clock in
the morningcan leave here at 8 o'clock
at night ( or eleven hours later ) and
make the.same connection on the Un
ion Pacific at Omaha as is made by
the morning train. Coming east the
train leaves Council Bluffs at
5 p. m. and reaches St. Louis at 8
o'clock the nest morning , in time for
all castein connections. Passengers
heretofore have arrived at C o'clock in
the evening , ten hours later. Neither
of these trains stop at any stations be
tween hero and Moberly , a distance of
14G miles , except for water and fuel.
Dining cars will be run on the west
end of the road , giving passengers
their breakfast on entering Council
BluQ's , and east-bound passengers will
be "supperoi" at night. This
car , which was built by the Barney
6 Smith company , of Dayton ,
arrived hero yesterday , and is now be
ing elegantly fitted up , a marvel of
beauty. A carlo blanche was given
the Barney A Smith Co. , and know
ing general Superintent McKissock's
taste for the "joys forever" and for
neatness , the manufacturers bavedone
themselves and the Wabash road
great credit in this car , which Is the
admiration of every one who has in
spected it. St. Louis will now begin
to reap the benefit of this new line to
Council Bluffs , from which President
B. W. Louis eipecled such great re-
salts when the work was undertaken a
year or so ngo.
A SEW VS1QS J'ACJnr BllANCH.
The Liramie , North Park and Pa
cific is the title of a new railroad com
pany that has been organized in con
nection with the Union Pacific com
pany , to build a road from Liramie ,
Wy. , to penetrate the whole northern ,
western and southern portion of the
mountains of Colorado. The Wyom
ing portion of the road will bo about
forty miles long to the Colorado line.
The route of the main line leaves Laramie -
amio at an altitude of 7,312 feet , and
traverses thirty-five miles of
prairie to a low pass , thence de
scending about 300 feet , and
reaching the park in another five
miles , making the distance from Laramie -
amie to the North Park fifty miles.
From the park the route will cross the
"rango" to the Grand river ,
and down to the west boundary of
the state by way of Hot Sulphur
Springs and Grand Lake. Another
line will leave the south end of Mud
dy Pass , cross Gores' Pass In the park
range to Steamboat Springs , thenca to
Bear river and the western boundary
of the state. The Blue river
branch will leave the main
line at the junction of the Grand
Blue ; another branch will follow up
the Blue to Breckinridgc. The Eagle
river branch will leave the main line
at the mouth of Eagle river , and run
easterly through several flourishing
mining camps. The Gunnlson and
New Mexico is another proposed
branch. The highest point on this
line , according to government sur
veys , ia over Muddy pass 8772 feet
the continental divide. The region
traversed by this proposed road and
branches is one of the most varied and
richest in the world.
KAILWAY UACKET.
Thirty cars of Bosler stock arrived
rom.Ogallala at 3 o'clock Friday morn
ing.
The Union Pacific company denies
the raport that they arc going to build
and run grain elevators along their
lines , to control the western grain
trade.
The railroads below us , in their
anxiety to secure the privilege of
carrying the Knights Templar to Chicago
cage , are cutting on each other pretty
deep. The A. & P. hauls them over
its line to St. Louis free , and from ,
that point fhoy obtain a ? 5 rate to
Chicago. Not only this , but the M. ,
K. & T , road are now contracting to
carry the knights and their families
from Emporia to Chicago and return
for ? 8 , this being 57 better than their
first offer.
The Sir Knights of Omaha have re
ceived a telegram from a Wabash of
ficial to the effect that their new
branch into Chicago will not be open
ed in time to make a bid for their
transportation.
Among the land buyers west to-day
were ten Bohemians I for Columbus ,
eight for Wahoo. and three for Kear-
ny.
ny.An
An excursion train of three coaches
loaded down , came in on the B. & M.
yesterday morning.
Barnum's show came in at 1 a. nj.
to-day in 52 cars , by two extra trains
of 2G cars each. They are painted a
uniform color , blue , and present a
very neat appearance as they.lie on
the sidings cf the Tenth street depot.
The 0. & E. V. train , in yesterday ,
lirought a big crowd of Barnum ex-
: ur3ionists.
The directors' car of the Central
Pacific went west op thp nocfl t4Jc
OTTE HEEMEN ,
JJL
The Chief Explains the
Alleged. Delay in Getting
to Work last Monday.
Unjust and Indiscriminate
Criticism.
More than once it his happened
that by a combination of circumstan
ces entirely beyond the control of the
fire department , fires have obtained
such headway as to completely baffle
the best skill or the most persistent
pluck. Somebody , of coarse , has to
serve as a scape-goat , and it is apt to
be the fire department. This was the
case in the matter of the disastrous
fire on Harney street , and our report
er yesterday meeting Chief Engi
neer Galligan , asked him exactly what
grounds there was for the charge that
they had been dilatory in getting
streams on the fire.
The chief said that after Williams'
fire it became necessary to fill up the
cisterns from which water had been
pumped , and en the morning of the
day in question the engines were .sent
down to do the work. About four
feet had been pumped out of the cis
tern on 17th and Dodge and on this
morning they began at the cistern on
14th and Capitol Avenue , wont thence
to that on 13th and Chicago and from
there to the U. P. shops. They got
through at 1 o'clock and went to din
ner , after which No. ' 3's boys discon
nected the heater from the engine and
went to work to clem her up and were
at that work when the alarm sounded.
"While the boys were at dinner an. or
der had arrived fiom the Committee
on Fire to send No. 2 down to the ele
vators and they went down with the
Chief Engineer and were there at work
when the fire broke out.
Our reporter asked the chief what
he thought of the wisdom of the late
order of the council concerning fast
driving.
He replied that he was in favor of
fast driving on the main streets of the
city , but pot on long runs. He gave
the same order long before this at
Iler's fire , in 70 that the horses
should not , on long distances , bo
forced out of a trot. His motto was
that one minute at the beginning of a
fire was worth many minutes at its
close. In his travels about the coun
try ho had found that all well regu
lated fire departments made just as
fast time to fires as that in Omaha.
In the light of late occurrences and
of remarks thst have been made con
cerning the department by men who
ought to know better , the following
report of the chief engineer of Minne
apolis is pretty apt , and wo recommend
it to meddlesome and fault finding cit
izens :
"It is nn undisputed fact that in
each cf our lanje cities exemption
for any great length of time from se
rious conflagration creates a great
amount of admiration for the efficien
cy of its fire department ; but just as
soon as a large fire occurs , it is sub
ject to the most unjust and indiscrim
inate criticism and its management
severely condemned , not only by the
foolish and indiscriminate , but by
many of the thoughtful classes. "
Edhoim & Erickson , the Jewelers
oppoeito the postoffice , carry the
largest and best selected stock of
Jewelyin Omahr , which they ara sell-
at very reasonable prices. Don't fail
to give them a cill when you want a
bargain in Jewelry , Watches , Clocks
or Silverware. Everything guaran
teed as represented and money re-
fuudod if goods are not satisfactory.
PERSONAL. PARAGRAPHS.
Prof. C. D. Wilber has returned
from the west.
Mrs. Snyder left yesterday for a. trip
to Utah.
Hon. Church Howe , of Nemaha
county , is in the city.
Hon. John L. Carson , of the State
Board of Regents , is in the city.
P. B. Great , General European
Agent of the U. P. Ry. , is in the city.
John L. Means , the Grand Island
bridge builder , was in the city yester
day.Prof.
Prof. Blodgett , of Rockford , Ills. ,
is in the city the guest of Dr. Dins-
more.
more.Mrs.
Mrs. Geo. P. Bemis left Thursday
on a trip to Now York and Bos
ton.
Mrs. Wm. M. Pinkston and daugh
ter , Loltie , of Leavenworth , are vis
iting friends in the city.
Hon. J. D. Seaman , of Kearney ,
registered at the Withneli Thursday.
He is en route home from Lincoln.
Ex-Gov. Lelaud Stanford , of Cali
fornia , went west yesterday in a private
cir , returning from a trip to Europe.
Conductor W. W. Hinkley , U. P.
railway , and wife , returned Thursday
from a four weeks' visit to Col
orado.
Rev. J. M. Smyth , the young and
energetic pastor of O'Connor , Grocley
county , this state , came in from the
west.Thursday night.
J. C. Gray and Messrs. Gingerly
and Shearer , of Centre county , Penn. ,
are in the city to-day to
Denver. They are old friends of Mr.
R. W. Curtin to see whom they made
the stop over of a day in this promising
young city.
The St. John Sewing Machines are
fast taking the lead. Call at BEE
HIVE Sewing Machine Depot and see
these wonderful machines , 1120J Fun-
ham street. 30-31
FOR 30 DATS ,
GREAT REDUCTION
IK MEN'S ASB soys
SUMSIEE CLOIEIXO ,
codtf at POEACK'S.
Fanners having hay to contract , for
delivery at Willow Springs distillery ,
will do well to call on Her & Co. , 1313
Farnham street , Omaha , without de
lay , -as they will soon atop contract
ing. jy28dwlm
iiaphy < S'LovettiBB , Agency ; ofl ]
e t MtibJijhtfd agftocr Jo thjs iUtp.
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE ,
An Omaha Man Insulted for
Trying to Protect Ladies.
Whom a Union Pacific Hotel
Runner Tries to Deceive.
From a gentleman who resides in this
city , where he is well known and his
reputation for veracity is beyond ques
tion , we learn the particulars of the
outrageous conduct of a supposed em
ploye of the Union Pacific hotel.
Oar informant came on the C. B. &
Q. train from Corning Thursday
evening and on the same train
wore two ladies en route to
Denver , who finding that there was
no through train until noon yesterday
desired to come over to this city to
pass the intervening time. On male-
inquiry as to the connection for
Omaha they wore informed by
a big fat fellow with a
black moustache that they could not
get over the river until very late and
would find no decent hotel here when
they got here. He also told them
that the street cara stopped running at
9 o'clock and they would have to pay
50 cents to get up town. Our inform
ant says that he informed the ladies
differently and this gave great offense ,
the fellow becoming abusive and inti
mating that the man ranted to decoy
them over to this side for some pur
pose of his own. He told our inform
ant that they didn't allow hotel run
ners on the platform and asked him
what Omaha hotel he represented.
The reply was that ho was not
speaking in the interests of any hotel ,
but would not see the ladies , impcsed
upon and proposed to give persons
correct Information whenever he saw
t necesfary. A third party was called
upon the scene , who also sported a
black moustache or beard and were a
alar and our friend was threatened
with arrest , but he told them plainly
that he knew his rights and ho could
afford to be arrested if the company
could afford to have him arrested en
its grounds for what he had done.
After some hot words the follow loft
and subsequently came and apolo
gized for his conduct , and admitted
that ho had been too hasty.
It appears that he tried to Induce
the ladies , who were ladies to go to
the emigrant house , and when remon
strated with for that he said if tbey
did not like the quarters there , they
could return to the hotel proper.
They always gave them their choice.
This is we presume but one in
stance of the many outragous imposi
tion's practiced upon the public by
men of that ilk.
A good Sinyfr Sewing Machine for
§ 25 at 1120i Farnham street. [ 30 3t
Fruit Raising Near Omaha.
In the not very far fiitura the hills
and bluffs in the vicinity of Omaha
are destined to become an prolific for
fruit culture and vineyards as are the
vine-clad hilh in the vicinity of Cin
cinnati. Few people in Omaha or Jn
the state have any idea of how much
hna already been done in this direc
tion by enterprising people. A drive
through the hills and bluffs south of
Omaha , and the outskirts of the
city would well repay any one who
takes an interest in the fruit garden ,
orchard and vineyard. Two
days ago , upon the invitation
of a gentleman who makes
fruit raising a profession , wo were
convoyed to the orchard of Mr. L.
Woodworth , located a few rods east of
Mr. Goodman's place on Tenth street.
The strip of land
now covered by one
of the finest orchards in this section ,
was a few years ago regarded as worth
less for any purpose. It covers an
abrupt slope in a ravine , with a southeast -
east exposure. On this strip of
ground Mr. Woodworth three 3 ears
ago planted 185 trees imported by
Mr. H. M. Parrish from
the commercial nurseries of Roches
ter , N. Y. The trees were three-
year-olds when they were set out , and
comprise the following varieties of
apples , viz : American , Summer ,
Pearmain , Yetofsky , Red Astrachan ,
Duchess of Oldenburg , Early Harvest ,
Had June , Winesap , Yotman , Sweet
Ben Davis , Northern Spy , Famous
Jonathan , Maiden's Blush , Drap
'
d'Or , Jersey Sweet '
, Bailey's Sweet ,
and Willow Twig. These trees ore
nearly all bearing this summer , and
are fairly laden with fruit , so that the
treesresembleweopingwillowBjCending
under their weight of luscious apples
that would bear comparison with fruit
raised in any section of this country.
In fact , it Is a question whether any
thing equal to it could be produced in
Michigan , Ohio or Missouri. The
trees are not only thrifty , but have a
most healthy appaarance , smooth bark
and no signs of sun-scald anywhere ,
although they are exposed to the
scorching raya of the south sun.
Mr. Wooaworth's orchard knocks In
to a cocked hat the theories advanced
by many , that fruit trees imported
from a distant state cannot success
fully be cultivated here. In the same
orchard were a number of trees that
are not bearing yet that were bought
in local nurseries , and were acclima
ted , and looked shrivelled and
up aun-
scalded in comparison with the trees
that were not acclimated. We sav this
much with no desire to disparage
home nurseries or puff tha/producti of
tree peddlers but , as a mere record of
facts attested by the editor of the BEE
who was there in person. Mr. Wood-
worth is to be congratulated upon his
success in the fruit culture. There
ara several hundred acres of land in
that vicinity which could profitably
ba converted into orchards and no
doubt will ba before long upon the
strength of Mr. Woodworth's success
and that of others.
St , John , Standard Singer , Im
proved .ff0t , and other leading Sew
ing Macbinei , at 1120 $ Farnham
street. Very close figures given to
cash or ehort time buyers. 3fr-3t
Buy Oil , Needles and attachments
for all machines at BIE HIVE
, 1J20J F
Real Eatate Transfers.
Ezra and Annie 0. Millard to John
M. Griffith , w. d. lot 11 , block G , town
of Alillard 850.
L'zzie ' M. Clark , formerly Johnson
and Elam Clark to Elizabeth Robling ,
w. d. w $ lot 7 , block 90 , city of
Omaha § 2,055.
Augustus Kountza and wife to
Elizabeth Nickel , w. d. sj lot 6 , block
3 , Kountze and Ruth's 3d addition to
the city of Omaha § 150.
Lawrence Mitchell , night watch
man of the B. & M. headquarters
building in this city , was assaulted by
a couple of roughs at the door of the
frontentranceat2o'clookyesterdayand
in the melee shot himself through the
left hand. The rascals wore pursued
by Gorman and Bellamy , who fired
several shots after them but they made
their escape.
Hamburg Figs 25o a bor.
Why dose /ourselves with nauseat
ing medicines , when a purely fruit
cathartic will cure you at once Ham
burg Figs. Try them.
The price reduced on all shirts , at
the Omaha Shirt Factory , 1207 Farn
ham street nea'r 12ih. Call for price
list.
Headquarters ior Joe Schlitz's
Milwaukee boor at MERCHANTS' Ex-
CHANOI : , N. E. Cor. IGth and Dodge.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Advertisements To Lot For Bale ,
Lost , Found. Wants , Bo rdln Ac. , trill be In
serted In those colmnng onca for TEN CENTS
per line ; each subsequentlneortlon.FIVE CENTS
per line. The first Insertion never less than
TWENTT.FIVK CEUTS.
TO LOAK-MOMEY.
M1 01IET TO T-OAN-CUl at Law Office
D. L. THOHA8. Room 8. Creighton Block
M 'ONKY TO I.OAH 1103 Farahim street.
Dr. Edwirdn Loan Aconcy. nov-22-tf
HELP WANTED
TWO G1ULS VANTED-At MERRITl'S
restaurant. 320 31
WA > TED Good girl for KJiicral housework
Apply lo WILLIS M. YATES , 1518 PoJze
St. , near 16tb. 3U-tf
. A Girl to do houie work , 1109
Famham Street , up Stulrs U < .
WAMTEP-qiSCELlAHEOUg.
WANTED Silu lion in * wholea-ile orrt-
t il grocery hou ° e by a joung man of four
ycarexpeilence in the wholesale grocery : M e.
Good rccoimendatbn from Indiinopolls. Ail
drcjs business , lies office. 322-30.
W 'AN'ED Piano tntilng and repairing al
IIOSPES. 151C DoUjTe St. Sor-lm
A N Experienced , Practical Accountant desires
_ CX a pos.tion
as book-keeper or tratellnj ;
agent for come good bnninem or manuNcturiug
house. Address ' 'Accountant , " Be : Offlcs.
Offlcs.233tf
233-tf
'ANTED Foreman at brickard. . T. MfK-
TtAY. 165-tf
FOR KENT-HOUSES AHD LAND.
J10H RENT Room in Jacobs' Block.
818 U
"T10R RENT Hpit-e on Hist , near Divenrort.
P Enquire HOWARD B. SMITH , oppo ita
P. 0. 319-tf
TTIOR REST Housa nt 9 rooms , basement , and
P cellir , ami all conveniences ; will rent all or
r-art to good tenants , 13 St. , bet. Jackson anil
Jonec. 315-31
TT'OR ' BENT Cottace of 3 rooms , good cc'lar ,
1 } well , cletern nd ruthrugc * . cor. of 23r1
and Clark. M. W. KENNEDY , * . 18th bt. 311-tf
F OR. KEXT 2 furnished rooms o\ttr Mer-
charts Exchange , N. E. Cor. ICth and
2oO-lf
fr OR REV1 Stre n om In brick block corner
P 10th ai d Di.u/Us Stp. , with or with tit cel
lar. Also , 3 noms in scoond story. App'y ' to
American Hcnse. 200'tf
NICELY furnished rooms lth board. Crick
house Bet 17th and isth streets on CRPS.
202 tf
TTIURNlSnED ' ROOMS FOKRF.ST-AtD.ven-
JL' roi-tHouBC- iv9tf !
TJ10R RENT House with six rooms , well , els-
J } torn and cell ir. On Capitol Ava , bet 1 Dili
and T6tb , touth rtJo J. 3. McCORMlCK. 181.lt
IilOR 1 RENT MoU.graph , Gal cry.
* 71- L. B. WILI.IMS & SON
FOH SALE.
/-i REAT BARGAINS IN BUSINESS PROPER-
IjT TV For sale cheap , lots 7 acd 8 , block
12J , cor Farnham nnd Ninth streets.
K. J lot 2 , block 107 , near corner Houard and
Tbiitccnlh ft't"ta ,
CHOICe RESIDENCES.
1'roperty for sale. Lots , block 43. with good
house , trees , etc. DAVIS & SNYDER.
July SO Ct. 1S05 Earnham street.
F IOR SALE Saloon ard fixtures , doing a good
business. Will bo BOld cheap , cor. llth
and Harncv. 313.31
mO BUILDERS.PLASTERERS AND MASONS ,
J. Coarse bank sand , grivcl for gardens ami
moulding sand nlll bo delivered at short notice.
Leave orders at II. SIcrks 1414 Famtmm , and
Charles Brandcs , 921 } Farnham Sts. HANS
BOCK. Successor to Charles DanlcL S52-tt
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE Stock
JTX and fixture of the French Coffee Home at
a bargain , j cash , balance two jcars time. F.
AL3JED.
loS-lm
FOR SALE-A s-iall dwelling house , next to
O. II. Collins rcsidencvcomer 19th and
1 S1 ? nu , , ( , / ' inf ° rmatlon call at G. n.
J. 8.
_ COLLINS. 131 Farnham Street. 605-t
P R SALE Cottonwocd lumber of all sizes at
REDMOND-S.Slxteenth.sU
'OKSALK AUristMill. Anpiyat
< L.B WILLIAMS k SON.
MISCELLANEOUST
MRS. E. Andres , the New York dress maker ,
by request of her many friends , has decided -
cided te gho a course of lessons In the art ef
cutting and nttiop , ( on the French ejstem , no
models )
Terms ? in for twelve lessons.
Ladies wiihinsr to avail themsehoiof the op
portunity will p'caso make their application , on
or before August let. '
E. Andrej , 207 North 16lh St. Onnha
303-31
PROPOSALS FCK BUlLDING-Sealed pro-
posals will be received until Auzmt 7th ,
1830. at 4 p. m. , for the laying of a half million
hntk , raoro or less , a-cordlng to plans and
specifications , now on file at A. T. Large's office
Nn. 2. CrclRhton Block. The right to reject any
or ail bids ij reserved. JAMES SIEPHESSON
311-7
LO > T Sum of money on Tuetday afternoon ,
finder preas3 leave it at the Bee office
321-31.
Absolutely Pure.
from Grape Crim TarUr. Ko otha I
prepara'Ion makes such light , flaky hot bread * .
° * . UMnou p try. Can be eaten by dypetties
uuont feir ni ttia IIT ni in from * * - ln-
Sold only la can , by all GroctM.
UOJAL BAKHO POWPIR Co. . New Tcrk.
LEGAL NOTICE.
w " & /ntcher , plaintiffs , apusst E. T. Wdint ,
defendant
Be/Slei.ClllAIfc3 BrsniJes. Justice cf the P cf , of
Omaha , Douglas Co. , Neb.
Oa the IJth o > yof July. 1880 , said Justice issued -
sued an Order of attachra. nt In the abore action
f or tn sun S03 75 WEST & FBITCHER.
Omaha. Jnly nth. 18SO. jy9 vm3t
33.000,000
can be saved/srery \ ar by farmer * in this
country if they wilT prop rly color their
butter by using Wells , EJchardsoa & Co.'s
Perfected Butter Color. It is ttrijeia *
at 0 -
. .
rri/ /
ONE MILLION ACRES
O3E *
CHEAP LAND
auaar
EASTERN NEBRASKA ,
$2 TO $5 PER ACRE.
20,000 Acres
33KT
DOUGLAS COUNTY
,
6 to 12 Miles from Omaha ,
$6 to $10 per Acre , on
Long Time and
Low Interest ,
Large tracts suitable fcr
Colonies in all the best
Counties in the State ,
80,000 acres scattered
through Iowa.
A Large number of Improved
Farms in Nebraska , many 01
them near Omaha , $12 to $40
per acre ,
An Immense List of
OMAHA
CITY PROPERTY ,
Consisting of Elegant Keai-
dencea from $3,000 to $20-
000. Many vacant lots in
the additions to Omaha.
Hundreds of lots scattered
through thCity. . Houses and
Lots , Business Houses and
Lots , and all kinds of Ci y
Real Estate.
We also have
MONEY TO LOAN
on Improved Farms in Doug-
laa County , on 5 years time , at
10 per cent , interest to all who
can Bho-w good titles ,
Ulaps for Douglas and Sarpy
Counties for sale ,
Boggs & Hill ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS ,
1408 Tarn , St , , Omaha , Neb ,
TjlOR RENT Two new cotla e,6 rooraa eacb ,
J ; cvcij convenience. C'hinsj lict. 22 & S3
streets. BOGOo .V HILL.
WANTED Wo want ( o contract are
atlo man to clear anil ginli 'JOncrea of
Lnnhlaml. BOQOb S HILL.
WAKTED-I6.COO j arils of dirt
HOUGH & HILL.
BRICK HOUSE Convenient tolmsiii-as , with
full lot , 7 rooms , ? 2J60.BOGGS
BOGGS & HILL.
TJ10R BEKT-Ncw residence , $15.
J } BOdGS fi IMIL.
FOR EXCHANGE For city property , email
tncta of UiKl , covered -\\lth \ juiinp timber
At f 20 per acre. ISOGOd A HILL.
HOTEL PROPER ! Y-\Ve arc authorized to
oder the Atlantic Hotel at the grc-tll.v re-
ddced i rice of 310,000 , all furnished and in run-
er , time to suit. BOGGS k HILL.
FOR SALE Bran new house , 5 room ? , with
every com eiilencc , with half lot. 33x132
ft. , No. 1 ( "cation , time to suit , Mill sell .it a liar
gain for 5 d.iyt only.
BOGGS & HILL ,
"P10HSALE Brick pjuJcr housoand "acres
J ? near Stock Y rds , $2,500.
$2,500.BOGOS & HILL.
E OR SALE Corner half of lot a W. Cor. 15
and Jakaon at a sacrifice.
sacrifice.BOGCU5
BOGCU5 & HILL.
FOR SALK-FulI comer lot , N. B. Cor. Ifi nd
Jones Sts.
BOGGS & HILL.
WANTED School district bonds at n fjir
discount.
BOGUS & HILL.
MOSEY TO LOAN Any one Tviahlnp to use
10 per ceot. money In BUOJS to cult from
9500 to $10,009 , can procure It through u * .
BOGGS & HILL.
FOR , SALE 8 business lets , ne.\t west of
Masonic Temple , ? I,650 each.
BOOOS & HILL.
FOR SALE-2 lots est of Odd Fellows Block !
BOGGS , t HILL.
FOR A CHEAP LOT Uo to Boggsandlliil'g ad-
diticn.
MORTGAGES still have some small
mortgages for file , ranging from { 100 to
$000 Persons having Fmall 611:113 : of money can
invest with safety , and without any expense
whatever , and get 10 per cent , interest.
BOGGS & HILL.
AnOME-8100 to 3200 is all you need pay
down if 3ou buy a homo for yourself
through us. Tjniu to su't on balnrc.
HOGGS & HILL.
FOR REJTT Improved farm near barracks.
. BOGGS &JI1LL
FOR SALE House and full hit c stor
stieet , one of the beat locations u the city ,
; i,500 ; easy terms.
BOGOS & HILL.
NEW HOUSES Wo are now prepared to
build houses worth from $400 to JsM on
our new acMi'.ion , 23th and 20th and Farnham ,
Douglas and Dodge , and sell on small monthly
pa } menls. BOGGS & HILL.
EESIDENCE LOTS FOR SA.LE-2DO lots In
Kontze & Ruth'a addition , nea. business ,
good surroundings , lota covered wiih
irccs , and arc the choicest , cheapen and nearest youni ?
to business ot any Ion In Iho market. Bv all
means look at lots m Kountzij & Ruth's additl
n
before purcbashlntf elsewhere AViIl sell on
monthly payments ; Price SlOOto 8150
BOGGS & HILL.
, ? * . 5Vblock " -
Want bs.t offer \t once for one or
BOOOS 4 : HILL.
HE ALLOTS Lots 17 and IS.Thomell'sad.
dHlon. BOOGS&UILL.
HOUSE AND HALF LOT Near Thirteenth
and Capitol avenue , 91,600.
_ . _ - . _ _ - -LI _ - BOGOS & HILL.
2 BESTLOTS-In Shinn's addition , 1900. *
BOGOS and HILL.
HOUSE ASD HALFLOT-OnDodje street ,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth. A Tiell
Imnrnved and desirable place , cost $3,200. W 111
8dl for $2,105 , hslf casb. balance one acd two
years- BOGGS t HILL.
A SACRIFICE The business lot 22x132 feet
jtl. nest eaa ; of Llnlnger * * wire rooms IS &
FarnJiaai streets must be sold thit month
wtat It will brirg in cash. . tor
BGOGS&IULr ,
AN EXCHANGE Oa-ner of 320 acres nsir
Ehir will exchange for first c ! > ei builntts
or residence proparty Jn Oajahi icd
from
$3,600 to 14,000 } = CASH to boot. piy
LATEST TELEGRAMS
Are Not Half as Interest
ing to the General Read
er as the Following Price
List :
10 Ibs of A sugar for tl 00
10J Its extra C sugar for 1 00
lllbi Canary C. Sugar for 100
Olbg Granulated Sugar for 1 03
8J Ibe Cut Ixaf Suearfor I CO
6 Ibs good Rio Coffee for 1 00
61ba beet Rio Coffee fur 1 00
< Iba choice Java Coffco for 1 00
3i Ibs beat Mocha Coffee for 100
Younir Hyson Tea per Ib , 30 to 10
Oolong Tea per Ib , 39 to 40
Japan Tea per Ib , 30 to B )
Finest GunpowderTcaperlb 75
BestO K Flour per sack S ! 5
Snow Flake winter whc t flour 8 65
Haventtbest flour _ 4 50
20 bars White Russian Soap for 1 00
10 bare Climax Soap for 1 00
SI bars Laundry Soap for 1 00
18 bars Linen Soap for 1 00
Pure Maple Syrup per gallon 1 15
Goldenajmp pergallon 60
New Orleans Syrup pjr gallon 70
New Orleans Hula es per gallon 45
Suz r Houao Molasses per gallon 40
I Ibs St. Louis feoda Crackers for 1 00
ITlbsSt. Louis OjBterC.-ackere for 1 00
lllbrt Itmtun Butter Crackers for. . . 1 00
11 IbsCinger Snaps for 1 00
13 Iba New Cnrranta for 1 CO
S Ibs New Blackberries for 1 00
4 Ibs Pitted Cherries for 1 09
10 Ibs Dried Poaches ( halves ) for 1 00
10 lb Choice Dried Apples for 1 00
10 Ibs best new Prunes for 100
lOlbs. btet Valencia Raisins 1 00
71bs new Ii er Ilawins I 00
Peaches. 21b cans 1 , iS
Peaches. 3 Ib cans ( standard ) 824
PiePevheu.B Ibcans 25
PeachesCal)3 ( ) Ibcans SO
Blackberries , 2 ) b can 16
Apples , ( York State ) sol can SS
Blueberries 3 Ib tan 16
Cherries 21b can _ 12J
Damson Plums 2Ib cans 15
Raspberries 2. Ib can 15
Strawberries,2 Ibcan _ . 20
String Bean ,2 Ib cans 12 }
Baled Beans , 3 Ib can 20
Lima Bcons,2 Ib cans 12 }
Sucarcorn , 21b can l"\ \
Yarmouth corn , per tan 17 }
Tomatoes , Slbcin 16
Succotash , 2 Ib can 12i
Pumpkins , 3Ibcan 20
24 Ibs beans 1 00
9 Ibvlried Lima beans 1 CO
35 Ibs hominy 1 00
II Ibs Caroliiu'rice 1 0
2511)3 oat meal 1 CO
Fat family m.ickerel , perkit BO
Fat family white fisUT'Cr kit 90
CodfUh , whole , per l&V 8
Codfish , boneless , per Ib 10
IIMlilmt.pe'-lb 12 }
Holland herring ( new ) per keg 125
Tobacco ( Blackwell's Durham ) r-sr Ib 60
Tobirco ( ikerF < al plumper Ib 4
Tobacco ( Old S'.yle ) per Ib 36
Tobacco ( Meerschaum ) perlb 4
Haras , sag-ir-cured , pcrlb. . . . . 11
EjTK ? , lldozfor 1 00
Butter , fresh roll , perlb SO
Complete price lifts furnished on appliutl
Country orders will receive prompt and car *
attention. Positively no eoods sold on credit.
J. B. FRENCH & CO. ,
The Original Reliable Grocers ,
No. 1119 Farnham Street ,
OMAHA. NEB.
SIGN OF THE
GOLDEN PpO & FRAME ,
A. HOSPE JR.
. , . ,
Pianos and Organs First Class
on Easy Monthly Payments ,
Sheet Music and Musi
cal Instruments.
FINE SIuCIv OF
3VC O TJ L 3D 11ST G-S .
Oil Painting" , Knpri > vinir ? an-1 Frames at great
ly r < diiccd price ? .
8x10 Frame" , 1 inch , Walnut Uc
10\12 ' 1 ' 20
10x11 1 ' 20
12\18 ' 1 } ' 60
12x18 IJ ' 6.1
16x20 7j ' 75
Rustic SxlOfnmc 15
Chromoa framed , ( null , 25c ,
Chromes framed , larj ; " , 1 S6 ,
KngnvinK * from too upnanig ,
Photograph frames from J5c upward * ,
Wndo.v Cor.icca 75c a window and upward !
Lamlrciim.s8 | OOperwlndon and upw nls ,
CornUe PtlcaS 50l r window and upwardj ,
Vehet frames 25ccnch tu5 00
IMTCTSIO-
Violin Strinpi Uc ,
Vloliis 1 76 , 2 GO , 3 00 and upward * ,
Guitars 5 CO , C 00 , 7 00 and upwards.
Banjos 1 00. 3 00 , 5 00 , and upwards ,
Accordeona from 1 CO up , cheapest In city
Send fur tamplcs and catalogue of mouldings
and sheet niUbic. A. HOSPE , JR. ,
1570 Dodge St. , Omaha , Neb.
FOR SALE
IVERiAGU
THE GREAT
MALARIALANTIDOTE
OFTHEAGE.
Safe , Certain , Sure and Speedy.
NEVERFAILSTOCURE.
The only artlcleknownlhatWill
eraclioafe\\\\ \ \ disease
J.C.RICHARDSON ,
SOLC PROPRIETOR
General Agents ,
RICHABDSQN&CO ,
WHOLESALE. DRUGGIST :
S771.0UIS-
EVERYWHERE.
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION LINE
OMAHAAND FORTOMAHA
Connects Witn Street Cars
Corner of BAOSDERS and HAMILTOK
STREETS ( End of Red Line ) as follows :
LEiVE OMAHA.
630SiKandll 19a m ,3 03. 5:37 : and 7:23 p.m.
LEAVE FORT OMAHA :
7:15 a m. . 0:15 a. m , and 12:45 p. n.
-4:00. : 6:15 : and 8:15 p. m
"The 8:17 a. m run , leavlnr onjahs , nd the
4:00 : p. m run , leaving Fort Omaha , are usniUy
loaded to full capacity with reguUr passengers.
The 6:17 : a. m mi uoll be mide from the post-
office , corner of Dodgs and 15th snrehts.
Ticlceta cui t& procured from street car drif-
erg , or from diivera of hacks.
FAKE , 25 CEST3 , INCLUDING STREET CAR-
jy23-tf
CHARLES RIEWE ,
UNDERTAKER !
Metills Cases , Ccffinj , Cuketj , Sbroads , ets.
Forahaa fitrett , Eet. 10th and 11' h , CK ba , Neb.
Telejiiphlc Orders Promptly Attended To.
A. F. RAFERT & CO. ,
Contractors and Builders ,
* '
COLUMBIA AND OHO BICYCLES !
I have secured the agency of the well-known COLUMBIA Steel Spokes snd
Rubber Tires Bicycle from the Pope Manufacturing Co. ; Also tbo Otto Hand
Made. Samples can be soon at my store , at Manufacturers Pricercight
added. Send for price list. -
. I. zx sonLoiMicaa- ,
Sc WJCJVI * O"W7" < SKT A jgS-
No. 1204 Farnham Street , Omaha , Nobnukn.
GlfllP AM ) GIT XO OLD STOCK !
Having Taken the Above for Our Motto , We are
Determined to Offer
Our Entire Summer Stock of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
Regardless of Cost.
In Order to Make Room for Our Fall and Winter Goods.
We Will Not Be Undersold.
D3OSTO3ST C3LOTECHSTG33IOTJSE ,
FARNHAM STREET.
OHAELES SOHLANK , SOL. PRINCE.
MAX MEYER & CO. ,
WHOLESALE
TOBBAGCONISTS I
Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards.
Tobacco , 25 cents per pound upwards.
Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards.
Send for Price List.
.
m-w.f MAX MEYER tlCO. . , Omaha , Xeb.
MAX MEYER & CO. ,
O
GUNS , AMMUNITION , SPORTING GOODS ,
Fishing Tackle , Base Balls and a full line of
ATSTJD zn'.A.oiNTr G-OOIDS
. PAXTON & GALLAGHER ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS !
1421 and 1423 Farnham , and 221 to 229 15th Sta.
KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK
k.T5TZ >
MAKE THE LOWEST PRICES.
Tbe Attention of Cash and Prompt Time Buyers Solicited.
AGENTS TOR THE HAZAED POWDER GOMPT
and the Omaha Iron and Nail Go.
LANGE & FQUIGK ,
Dealers in
House Furnishing floods , Shelf Hardware ,
Nails and Etc.
Farnham Street , lat Door East First National Bank.
. C. IMoRC3--A.N : : : ,
WHOLESALE GROGER !
1213 Farnham St. , Omaha.
SHEELY BROS. PACKING CO. ,
PORK AND BEEF PACKERS
Wholesale and Retail in
FRESH .1IEATS& PROVISIONS , GAHE , POULTRY. FISHETC.
CITY AND COUNTY ORDERS SOLICITED.
OFFICE CITY MARKET 1415 Douglas St. Packing House ,
Opposite Omaha Stock Yards , U. P. B. B.
DOUJBLK AWi ) HLNGLK AUTUS
POWER AND HAND PUMPS
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings , Mining Machinery ,
BELTING HOSE , BRASS AND IRON FITTINGS , PIPE , STEAM PACKING ,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AHD SCHOOL BELLS
A. L. STEANG205 Farnbam Rtrflflt" Omaba. Neb'
JOBBBBS OF
HARDWARE , CUTLERY , NAILS ,
STAMPED AND JAPANNED WARE ,
TIHHERS STOCK , SHEET IRON , TIM STOCK , ETC.
1317 & 1319 DOUGLAS STREET ,
AT = T A
aplUI Positively no Goods Sold at Retail.
HENRY HORNBERGER ,
V , BLATZ'S MILWAUiEE ( BEER !
In Eegs and Botfe <
Fibres to & ? Trsds ,