Nebraska Newspapers

    . LIE DAILY BEE.
Saturday Morning , Nov.
i
BREVITIES ,
Taterson sells coal
-WINTER Cars , fifty styles , "Chcape
Uancvcr"atFREDEEICK , HATTER.
Party Tans at AtUn on' .3
Bird cages at the 'M o.nt store.
Porter is runnii the Omaha Ferry.
-Lubin'sbuA i eriume at Kuhn'e only
-Apples S2.23 per barrel at Buffet' ?
Large variety of chest protectors a
Kuhn'6.
-Apples 52.25 per barrel at BuffelV
1'lush in all the new ( shades r.
ATKINSON'S.
Whipplc , McMillan & Co. , the jewil
era , H2i Douglas street o2frtf
Scullcy acd the comet are now th
principal topics of interest.
Just recjived , a car load of Michijai
apples , forsalcattlie 'Me stoic.
Ladies Btill keep up the habit of try" '
, o mail letters in the fire alarm boxes.
ATKINSON discounts any advei
tisod price list in the millinery business.
Swiss Cheese , wholesale and retail , r
CUnmicuzind & MeytrV , 207 cant 13lh S
BKST IN , T11EVORLDBaii
Olo\e fitting Patterns at Bushman's. 1
Tlie l > cst of meats at Bath & While
mxr'xct , opposite the postofiice. 2S-tf
Just arrived , a car load of Michiga
Apples , for Bale by P. C. 1'ackuf , at II !
cant store.
Abraham Kighlingcr , who was trie
n the Unite ! States coutt Thursday
aiquitted by the jcry.
The nights arc now as beautiful :
bright moonlight and eofter starlight ca
in ike thcro
NOTICE. Lemieui's Saturday nisi
s > ciablo at JJrasVs hall will be closed unt
a lother ha'l can be obtained. It
Everybody shaves. GambVs O. E
ehop , southwest corner Twelfth and Fan
ham streets. nlOlawtf
Ticnch digging and pipe laying ha
bsgun on the river bottom , north of th
U. P. Shops.
One hundred horse ? , for use by th
military , Department of the Platte , ai
rived from Kansas City last uigl't.
Diplomas awarded at the recent slat
fair are all ready , but many of them stil
uncalled for. They arc at D. T. Mount's
Tte channel of the river at this poin
13 narrowed down to less than sixty feet ii
width , by tic ice , which freezes out fn 11
cither side.
Call end get prices of all kinds of gro
cerics and npples and potatoes at low fig
- res. George Heimrod , U. P. block.
novlOtC
There was not one arrest yesterday
arid the hall of municipal justice was a
quiet as Tara'ehaliB , from which the sou
of music fled.
. The work on the newTrinity cathedra
ii to he pushed from now on , n car load o
stone per day being contracted for , to t <
ahippcd until the entire order is filled.
The overland train from the west is
four hours late again , and nil the cnslcrt
trains were more or less behind time , de
laying the west bound trin half an hour ,
The O.II. . V. train , which arrive ;
in this city at noon daily , brings a crowded
coach every time , many of the land cx <
cursionists coming up that way en rcuU
home.
The subject for the mooting * ftt Uio "V.
M. O. A. rooms this evening is "Th <
Crisii iu Daniel's Life. " ( Daniel 1S-:0. ;
The meetings are well attended. All an
cordially invited t-j attend.
Mr. P. C. Backus received yesterdaj
an eleaut little bundle of humanity ol
the male'persuasion ; weight ten pounds ,
value estimated at a million dollars pel
pound. All well and happy.
The excursion of railway conductors
left Chicago for San Francisco this mom
ing , and will arrive in Omaha early to-
toy. The excursionists will breakf.ibl
at the Union Pacific Transfer holel.
The old buildings were yesterday re
mo\cd from the lots corner Tenth ani
Farnhanj streets , recently purchased bj
A. L. Strang & Co. , for the erection of :
§ . ! t,000 Mock. The old frames 70 dowi
Eighth and Ninth on Douglas ,
Electioneering for city offices to b <
fillc.l four months hence isalready going OT
and iu one C.IRC especially a little ring if
quietly at work trying to cifectadefe.it ol
one of the present officers for re-election.
The spring campaign promisss to be an
active one.
A team attached to Pomcy's miners ]
water wagon , ran away last evening , and
at the earner of Thirteenth and Farnham
collided with a lamp post , thereby demol
ishing the greater part of the load , bottles ,
H ock , etc. The team was secured soon
after and the work of destruction ceased.
Mr. John Kosicky jesterday received
l y mail a subscription for his paper , the
Pokrok Zapadu , which was in Austrian
paper money , each piece of the value of
one "gulden , " ' about forty cents. The
' gulden" is about twice as long as our
old fifty cent currency , and is quite a cur-
ioiity in its way.
? l few weeks ajo Mr. A. R. Soucr , of
THE BEE , moved with his wife into a new
nnd cosy home. Thursday the house was
struck by lightning , in the shape of a bran
new girl baby , ten pounds in we'ght.
3iverj-lxxly is recovering rapidly and Soucr
is as happy as a clam at low lide.
The residence and lot at the south-
n-crt comer of SucUenth andDouglas have
l > en rented to an eastern party , who is
creeling a ] large barn on the south end.
If the lot had been leased to some one for
the ere tion cf three or four neat tenement
houses , it would bavo teen a great im-
!
i proicmtnt over the pressat arrangement.
B Prairie schooners , still occasionally
been pasjing westward , are now prairie
Kloamera. A'moet all of them are provided
with stoves , the pipe projecting through
the top of the canvas covering , and a
blanket with a hole cut in it hung down i
front. Such precautions are needed in
this weather.
The last ttick of timber in the old
I-ininger warehouse , corner of Fifteenth
nnl Farnham , was tumbled over about
ten o'clock yesterday , the brick walls
having already been levelled to the ground.
The corner now presents much the appear
ance of the scene of a great fire , not one
biick being lift standing utxra another
that has not been torn down. It will
Foon be occupied by a handsome structure.
Onocrataof Fire Kiudlers , coating
S1.25 , will bnilrl your fires for the cn-
iiro winter without labor. Sold by
all grocer * .
THE CKEIGHTOJf ,
A first-class hotel In every respect , ir
situated on the northwest corner of
Thirteenth and Capitol avcnno. Thi *
now hoaeo la newly and elegantly fur
nished throughout , and the table ar.d
bill of faro will compare favorably
with the best in the land. . Give it a
trial. No runner at the Depot
* xt29-eod-tf
THE BACEELOE'S WAKE.
A Leading light ot the Lone
some Brotherhood Quaffs
Hymen's Nectar.
The Life-Long Tie Thoroughly
Done at the Old Trinity.
A Dazzling Array of Silks ;
Satins and Jewels.
For weeks past the eoclal circles ol
thin city have boon worked up ovei
the prospects of a wedding that vrai
to bo the most "bang up" affair ovci
known in Omaha. All sorts of exaggerated -
aggerated rumors sproid far and wide
gaining toady crodancc among ibt
credulous.
Ttio dito of the important evenl
was fixed for November 18h , and ii
was celebrated Thursday evaninp , at {
o'clock , at Trinity cathedral with al
the pomp and splendid circumstanc <
tint the most exacting cnuld desire
Both of the high contracting parlie
were BJ well knovn in this city ani
the circle of friends and admirers wa
GO largo that it was a matter of coura
that the cathedral was thronged wit !
ihoso who went to witness th
performance of the marriage rite ;
iilwaya an interesting sigh
but particularly so when surround ®
by tha attractions that wealth con
tributes and under auspices so dc
lightful to the happy couple and thei
friends.
The interior of Trinity was not elal
orately adorned for the occasion , a
was anticipated , but the front of th
door extending to the carriages wa
constructed a canopy ot raw silk , fes
tooned and bearing that symbol o
good fortune , the hcraa ohoo , on cat :
fold. A rich tapestry carpet coverei
the sidewalks and extended up th
aisle to the altar. 3
At 8:30 the bridal party ontcrci
the church , preceded by Lieut. Fee
and Herbert Thayer , the ushers , ii
the following order : Mr. J. D. Her
the groom , accompanied by Mrs. P
E. Her ; the groomsmen and bridei
maids , John S. Collins , W. W. Dodge
of Iowa , Percival Lowell nnd B. B
Wood , Mies Jennie O'Brien , of Bur
liugton , Miss Sallie Goetschius , Mi's :
Mattie Sharp , Miss Louljamo , Mis
Joaie Furey and Miss May Her , thi
last two performing the duty of 'flovrci
girls. Last came the bride , Mis ;
Georgia Maud Gray , escorted by hei
father , Mr. George Gray. The bridi
were a white princosso dress of bro
caded satin , trimmed with poinl
duchcsio hce and silver fringe. A
wreath of orange blossoms adorncc
her hair and a silk tulle veil fell ovei
her shoulders. The bridesmaids
dresses wcroof white tarlotan , trimmed
with white satin acd lace , and em
broidered cashes.
Arriving at the altar the aoleniu
service was performed by Dean Mills-
paugh , and to the musical sound ol
the wedding march the party retiree
from the church and were driven , tc
the elegant residence of Mr. P. B. Her ,
on Jackson and IGth streets , whcro t
magnificent reception was held , the
guoits Including the most prominenl
citizens of Omaha end vicinity.
Among a great many beautiful and
valuable g presents received by thi
bride were :
Diamond bracelets , from tho'groom
butter knife , Herbert Thayer ; silvei
card receiver , Captain aud Mrs J. Y.
Furoy ; silver jewel case , Mr. and Mrs.
P. E. Her ; flower vase , Edith Her ;
flower vase , May Her ; silver card casej
Willioller ; pairof hand painted vasesj
Mra. Goetschius ; pair of competiera ,
Mrs. Julius Her ; pair ol
bronze figures , U. Suesen-
bach ; gold bony spoon , Frank Mur
phy ; pair of silver candlesticks , Me.
and Mrs. F. C. Morgan and daughter ;
sat of Haviland china fruit dishes ,
twclvo pieces , M. T. Patrick ; pair
silver napkin rings , Mrs. Dr. Dins
more ; porcelain bouquet holder , Mr.
and Mrs. G. P. Bonn's ; Scott's poems ,
Oapt. Stanley Stewart ; silver pic-
knife , Pcrcival Lowell ; com
bined toilet and jewel case , very
handsome , from Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Williams ; pearl-handled satin and lace
hand-painted fsn , Mr. and Mrs. H.
Baxstor , of St. Louis ; silver bouquet
holder , Mrs. Dr. ( Hoffman ; Wedgwood
pitcher , Samuel Burns ; Cabinet , C.
W. Hand , of Burlington , Iowa ; set of
half dozen paarl - handled jinives ,
George T. Mills ; silver jewel case ,
Miss Jennie O'Brien , of Burlington ;
Bird receiver , Mr. and Mrs. Max
Meyer ; gold-lined card receiver , W.
\V. Dodge , of Burlington , Iowa ; jewel
saso , John Asker ; pickle dish ,
Miss Mattie Sharp and Miss Lou
[ jams ; beautiful gold-lined cofleo set
of seven pieces , Mr. and Mra. W. A.
Pnxton ; silver and glass toilet ct ,
Mies Josie G. Furey ; silver smoking
tot ; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy ;
lilver gold-lined coffee sot , J. G. Chap-
nan.
nan.About
About midnight the newly made
lusband and wife were driven to the
Jnlon Pacific depot , whcro a special
rain in waiting conveyec them to
/ouncil Bluffs , and the south bound
iVabash train to-cay numbered them
, mong Its passengers for St. Louif.
? ho wedding tour will ba extended to
lithe principal cities of the east and
rill occupy several weeks' time.
Miss Carrie Collins , formerly with
Irs. E. Andres , of this city , has
pened a dressmaking establishment
a Jacobs' block , Fifteenth and Capi-
ol avenue , and Is prepared to do any
hing in this line on short notice and
a the best possible manner. Parties
.aving work of tWs kind , and desir
og it executed in the latest styles ,
rill do well to give Miss Collins a call.
"Plant's Extra , " the best pastry
nd "Washburne'a Patent Minno-
ota , " were swarded diplomas at the
tatofair , ISSO.ss the best Spring end
IVinter Wheat Flours respectively.
J EMEfo & . Co , Grocers.
ATKINSON'S , the acknowledged
cading Millinery establishment , cor-
lorof Donglas and Thirteenth sts. ,
ook the first premium at the State
Fair , and don't you forget it.
NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY
yVERCOATS.
MEN'S OVERCOATS , § 2.50.
MEN'S ULSTERS , $5.00
BOY'S ULSTERS , $2.50.
6-4t AT POLLOCKS.
PABAOBAPHS.-
PERSONAL ; .
Prof. Samuel Augheyis in town.
Wiley Dhcon has returned from a trij
to Blair.
Harry Hall , of the Vandalia line , is ir
the city/
P. J. Kichols returned from the wesl
Thursday.
Superintendent J. T. Clark hasretumet
from a trip west.
S. S. Stevens has returned from Chicas <
and was in the city Thursday.
William Anyan , of the Grand Islam
land office , was in the city Thursday.
Mrs. L. H. Korty , wife of the manage :
of theTJ. P. telegraph office , is-quite ilL
Elder George Medlosk , the veteran sex
ton of Prospect Hill , is convalescent aftei
quite a severe jittacU of illness.
EJMiB3j\Iattie \ Eothsehild , sister of Mrs
A. Pola k , has icturaed from the east
where she has been for the past year.
Early yesterday morning , while thi
thermometer was down in the "teens , '
who lives acrosi
wo i aw our neighbor
the way skirmishing around his bacl
yard clad in ulster , muffler ant
mittens , picking up sticks and break
ing elivers off the garden fence , preparatory
paratory to kindling a fire in thi
kitchen atovo. Our sympathies wer
aroused. Wo stepped to the door , am
calling him over , ssked if ho had ovc
heard of "H. < m > nf's PATENT FIR
KINDLERS. " Yes1 ; ho said , "but h
never likes I. try any of these nei
fancied labor saving Inventions , for
body is sure to bo humbugged.
Handing him a block of the "kind
lers , " wo said : "This is au cxceptio :
to your rule. " Humbug and Fir
Ktndlers cannot exist under the sam
roof. The Kindlersoon makes it to
hot for the bug. He tried it , and ai
hour later we saw him at French1
Grocery Store ordering a half doze :
crates , Grasping us cordially by th
hand ho said , "Hayden'sFiro Kiudk
is the greatest Invention of the age.
don't see how I managed to keephous
so many years without it. " One trla
will convince the most skeptical.
CLOAKS AND DOLMANS.
The largest and most complete as
sortment west of New York , wo dca
exclusively In ladies suits and cloak
and handle a line of goods to bi
-found only with us , wa guarantee bet
ter value in these goods than anj
other house In the west.
Be convinced of this by inspectinj
a choice assortment of theabovenamet
goods just received at
MCDONALD & HAMUSON'S.
mon-wed-fri 1408 Farnam St.
Just received to-day by express an
other invoice of the beautiful Racini
silverware such as never before wai
seen in Omaha , at Edholm & Erlck
son's , the jewelers , opposite the post
office.
New Engravings at Hosec's ,
Fred K. HeinrickaoK , tlu populai
IGth strebt butcher desires to inforn
the public that he constantly keeps 01
hind the best of meats , and is HOY
prepared to receive orders by tele
phone from any part of the cily
Market IG'h nnd California streets.
The Epizootic.
The epizootic plague still rages , anc
scores of horses aw afflicted with il
and unfit for \ urlThe following
remedy for the disuse is prescribed ;
Take the extract of ammonia and
sweet oil in the following proportions ;
Quo part extract of ammonia and twc
of sweet oil , well rubbed on the out
side of the throat and glands of the
neck every two or three hours until
blistered freely , feeding them on bran
mash until they fully recover. Thie
treatment is entirely succecsful. As
the disease is very prostrating , do network
work the animals if it is possible tc
avoid it. Keep your stables clean
and well ventilated , and whitewash
them frequently. Exposure of the
animals and hard work may bring oti
iun fever.
The largest stock of all kinds oi
Spectacles and Eye Glasses , in gold ,
silver , steel or ruby frames , to suit the
most difficult oycs , can bo found at
Edholm and Erlckson , the Jewelers ,
Fifteenth and Dodge street , opposite
the poatoflico.
FIRE !
About half-past five o'clock this
morning a. small boy was seen holding
in his left hand a block of combujti-
blo material , and between the thumb
ind linger ot his right hand a match.
Stealthily he approached the kitchen
stove. Lighting the match ho applied
t to the material in his left hand and
, hon quietly depositing the earao in
, ho atovo. A fire ensued. No alarm
ras given. The department was not
: allod out , and , notwithstanding the
act that there was a fierce conflagra-
ion , no one got excited , not even the
imall boy. Upon investigation it was
iicertaiuod that the boy had been In
truded to light the kitchen fire ,
rhich ho promptly did by means of a
hip of Hayden's Patent fire Kindler ,
rhich never misses fire.
YM. . C. A. Meetings.
The week of prayer for young men
nd Young Men'a Christian aisocia-
Ions , is being observed this week
hroughout the world , and tha moot-
nga in Omaha have been well attended
nd quite interesting. Yesterday ,
Ir. J. W. Dean , an estimable Chris-
Ian man , of Iowa , arrived in the city
nd will remain during the week and
crhapik the first part of next. Mr.
lean is a good bible scholar and an
iteresting and impressive speaker ,
nd such a warm friend of young men
bat all who hear him will be well re-
aid for their .tima. The meetings
ill continue to be held at the rooms
nd commence promptly at 7:30 : p. m.
iood singing and an interesting ser-
ice may be expected each evening.
All are most cordially invited.
Call in at Edholm & Erickson , the
jwelors , and hear the melodious
trains of the Zither , Harmonica , Pic
lo and Mandalina music boxes.
STEEL ENGRAVINGS.
Finest ever brought to Omaha , and
t Now York prices. Don't fail to see
hem atfEaton'a nGtf
J"cr Sale Six-horse power Baxter
ngino and boiler , In good repair ,
tpply at BEB office. po4tf ;
MIMICKIN&MOSES ,
A New Born Babe Adrift ir
a Wicker Basket.
But the Potter's Field and Nol
Pharaoh's Daughter Re
ceives it.
A distressing case was brought t <
light at the freight depot of the Chicago
cage and North wea tern road , in Ooun
cil Bluffij , Thursday , by the dlscovci
In the baggage room of the body of i
six or eight days' old child , packet
away in a large marketbasket.
The coroner's inquest revealed thi
following Tacts surrounding the mye
tcry :
In a second class coach of the mai
train that reached the Bluffa fron
Chicago over the Northwestern roac
on Wednesday night , a brakeman dis
covered a common market basket has
kot sitting on one of the seats. Thi
discovery was made after the last passenger
engor had left the train , and th
brakeman took tha basket to the bag
gage room at the depot , whore lost ai
titles are kept until called for o
forwarded to headquarters. 1
thin quilt covered the top c
the basket and the brakeman di
not remove it , but placed basket an
alt in the -baggage room withou
knowing the contents. It remalne
there all night , and yesterday morn
ing , Mr. H. C. Keeler , baggage agenl
found it , and with a view of ascertain
ing whether or not it contained anj
thing of value , ho raised the quilt an
put his hand down in the basket. H
touched something cold and uc
natural and instinctively withdroi
hia hand.He then removed the coverin
entirely and was horrified by the dh
covery that the basket contained th
dead body of an infant. At the eid
of the body was a nursing bottle ha )
filled with soured or frozen milk , aui
at the little one's feet was a bricl
wrapped In a cloth , having ovidentl ;
been placed In the basket in a warnioi
condition. The body was dressed it
n calico wrap , to which was pinned i
strip of paper bearing the words "Ste
phen Vincent. "
A tag was found tied to the aide o
the basket , on which was written
"Mr. King , guarding the poor , llounc
Grove. " The word "guarding" was m
doubt Intended to mean "guardian.1
Round Grove is the name of a sta
tion on the Northwestern road Ii
Illinois , end it was probably the hopi
of the person who placed the poc :
little waif in the basket that it woul (
be discovered before the train roachec
Bound Grove , and would be there de
llvered as directed. But if this wai
the object , it was a desperate risk
and resulted in the untimely death c :
thoinnocentbabo. Thegeneral belief i
that the author of this crime roall ]
intended that the baby should be do
livorcd to the overseer or guardian o
the poor at Round Grove , living auc
well , and that being permitted t <
remain in its close quarters for nearly
twenty hours , it perished. There wai
a fire in the baggage room a ) } o :
Wednesday night so that the little
thing could not have died from the of
fecta of the cold but rather died fron :
suffocation and its long continued im
prisonraent. The body of the little
unfortunate was decently burled ir
Potter's Field , and with it probablj
buried all that will ever be known o ;
the sad crime.
The above facts are gleaned from the
columns of The Nonpareil.
i . < > . oompletestocl
of Gorhatu'd st-l'd oilv.irwaro In th (
city is at Edholm & Erlckson's , the
jewelers , opposite the postofficc.
ULSTERS1 ULSTERS ! !
Just received a handsome line ol
ladies' Ulsters , Havelocks and Jackett
elegant iu style , excellent in quality.
Handsome black silk suits for § 25.
An early inspection solicited.
MCDONALD & HARRISON.
16m-w-f 1408 Farnham St.
FURS ! FURS ! ! FURS ! ! !
The Omaha Fur Manufacturer ,
Henry G. Richter , is to be found op
posite the postoffico. o26-tf
WIRE FLOWER STANDS at
Ivans' , Fourteenth and Dodge
ttreets. n7-3t
New Engravings at Hospe's.
The New Church.
The corner stone laying of the new
fonth street M. E. church , which
ook place yesterday , was conducted
> y Rev. Dr. W. G. Miller , presiding
ilder of this district , assisted by Rove ,
tfarqnotte and J. B. Maxfield , of this
Hy.After
After an address , prayer and res-
tension reading of the scriptures by
Dr. Miller , Rev. Maxfield read , the
crlptural lesson.
| A box containing a discipline of the
hurch , a testament , the minutes of
he last annual conference of the
hurcb , the name ? of all the pastors
if the churches , the presiding elders
if the district , the Sabbath school
nperlntendents , scholars , etc. , etc. ,
ras placed in the corner stone and
oaled up. The benediction was
hen pronounced and the congrega-
ion adjourned to the church , whore
Dr. Miller delivered an appropria'e
, nd forcible discourse.
He was followed by J. B. Maxfield
n some very interesting remarks , and
i shoit address from Hon. Geo. W.
? rest , and the benediction by Rev. J.
Richards closed a very interesting
iccasion for the church.
DiamondsRuby and Pearl Jewelry ,
tEdholm & Erickson , the Jewelers ,
pposite the postoffice.
NOW IS YOUR TIME.
I will sell , for the next fifteen
ays , 1C Invincibles and 9 Argands ,
t cash. These are left from 110
lught at the commencement of the
cason. Now is your opportunity to
et one of the best ban-burning heat-
og stoves in the market , at a very low
gure. Call in time and secure a bar-
aln. R. TBOSSOT ,
n8-3t 1111 Douglas Street.
EXCELSIOR.
Our Forthcoming Annual
Illustrated Review.
Splendid Engravings , Excel
lent Typography and Re
liable Statistics.
Arrangements have been completed
for bringing out the forthcoming Annual
'
nual Illustrated Review' Tm
OMAHA BEE , which will bo distri
buted to our subscribers on New
Year's Day. All the illustrations in
this annual review are to be litho
graphed by a Drat class artist.
One cf the mtfat Important
features will bo the sketches of the
prominent private residences , it
the city , which last year were crowded
out by other buildings. The statisti
cal work , which is the most laborious
part of this undertaking will be more
complete in detail and moio thorough
if anything , than in any previous
Review.
In order that no omissions shall oc
cur in this branch , we would urge up
on our citizens who have made anj
building improvements during the
year to furnish us the di sired informs
tion , either nt this office or througl
the postoffice as early as possible. W <
want the name of the owner of tht
improvement or structure , discriptioi
of the improvement or building
location and costof same.
" In view of ot the fact that the out
lay for such an undertaking is verj
large , amounting to nearly § 1,500 ,
wo have to eecure a reasonabli
amount of advertising patronage f ron
our merchants and manufacturers
Mr.TT. H. Pierce has been employee
as solicitor for advertiements in thi
illustrated annual review. He wil
call upon business men ant
furnish them further particulars
concerning the style of the work
rates of advertising , otc. The cditioi
will contain 1G,000 copies , and wil
therefore bo a most valuable mediun
for advertising.
Parlies who desire to have the ?
residences or any buildings il'ustratet
bad better apply at this office at ai
early day.
A great many housewives are trou
bled in making bread in cold weather
because of changeable teuiperaturi
while the sponge is rising. By usinj
compound yeast in the morning yoi
can b.iko the same forenoon , and b <
successful in making good bread.
* Call at Fleming "Vfc Co.'a and gel
sample on trial , and then order regu
larly of your grocer Tuesdays anc
Fridays. The fermentnm is sold bj
the trade generally and by
FLEMING & Co. , Solo Agents.
GUARD AGAINST THE COLD ,
I have for sale a lot of heating stovei
suitable for stores , offices or churches
which will be sold low.
Enquire of E. F. Cook , Odd Fel
lows' block. n8t2
DO NOT MISS IT.
If you want a self-feeding stove ,
one that keeps fire day and night , foi
from $7.00 upwards , call soon anc
examine my stock. R. Trosin , 1111
Douglas street. 18-3
Real Estate Transfers-
-Mary B. Cooke and husband to Pat ,
R" . Dailey. w. d. , lots G and 7 , blk.
457 , "Grand View" § 225.
„ Joseph Doghorty nnd wife to An
drew Diezoi , w. d. , lot 4 , blk. 209J ,
.Omaha $1000.
John A. Harbach and wife' to tht
Sioux City and Neb. R. R. Co. , w. d. ,
part sw Jno J sec. 15 , tp. 15 , r. 13 ,
o.-Sioo :
Sarah S. McConihe to John Me-
Orosry , q. c. < * . , lot.G , blk. 41 , and e
lot 8 , blk. 101 , Omaha $40.
United States to Charles Smith ,
patent for w nw J , ne J nw J and
uw i no i see7 , tp. 14 , r. 12 c.
Cfias. Smith to John Ritchey , w.
d. , w nw J , ne J nw J and nw 4 ne
\ sec 7 , tp. 14 , r. 12 e § 1,000.
John Ritchie and wife to Gco. H.
Boggs and Low W. Hill , q. c. d. , nw
J , n A sw , w i ne J sec. 7 , tp. 14 , r.
12 e § 50.
Goo. H. Bo-as ; and Lew W. Hill to
Christian Kaelber , q. c. d. n. w. ,
n. i a. w. , and w' A n. o. , sec. 7 ,
t. 14 , r. 12 o. § 1
Luanna B. Taylor et. al. to Chris
tian Kaelber , w. d. , n. w. } , n. $
B. w. and w. A n. e. j , sec. 7 , t. 14 ,
r. 12 e. $3,520.
Champion of Omaha.
Parties wishing to play for the
champion cuoj at Hornbergor's
Brunswick Billiard Hall , on Monday
night , November 22d , will please call
and rogiiter their names at once.
10-2t
FLOWER POT BRACKETS in
; raat variety at Evans' , Fourteenth
and Dodge streets. n7-3t
California Pears , Plums , Grapes ,
ate. , at Tizard's Palace. o214f
Everybody shaves at Gambles 0 K
Shop , southwest cor. 12th and Farn-
nol9-lawtf
A Dangerous Attraction.
"Tho papers of the west side are
growing happy over the "possibility"
hat Bernhardt will appear one night
n that town. We will wager onr old
avercoat that the "possibility" of the
alopgated actress" appearing in that
> lace will never prove to have been a
act. Wo opine that Sara has yet
ome respect for herself1 As things
lave been going on over in that town
ately , we fear in the event of Sara'a
topping there she would be in danger
rf meeting with an accident similar to
hose that happened her in France. "
[ Nonpareil.
CAPS ALL.
Bonner's Stovee much the finest
„
n the Market. Call and see. 141C
Douglas street. o22-tf
W. N. WHITNEY is sole agent for
bo celebrated "BURT SHOE. "
Buy your SHOES at WHITNEY'S.
Buy your BOOTS at WHITNEY'S.
Buy your OVERSHOES at WHIT-
nol6-4t
THOSE TERRIDLE HEADACHES OENEE-
UTED by obitractcd secretions , and to which
adles are espeially sabjejt , can always be re-
leved , and their recurrence prevented , by the
UE of T AURA TIT'S EmsRVZscxTr SZLTZZR AFZKHST
PBOCURABLE AT ALL DBUQ STORES.
SPECIAL M9T.OES.
MOT ICE Advertisements To Lot For Sale'
Lost , Found , Wants , Boardln ? ftc. , will be Inserted -
sorted in thcee columns once for TEN CENTS
per Una ; each enbsequsat Insortlon.FIVE CENTS
per lino. The flist Insertion never less than
TO LOAK-HDXiT.
SO LOAH-Oall at law Offlca
MOH2T . 7HOUA8. Room 8. Crelghtou Block
OMKY TO LOAH 1109 Farnham street.
M Dr. IWwRrdn Loan Agency , nor-JS-tl
KELP ffAKTlQ
Bf a joang man situation si
WANTED amannensls or corrcsooEdms
cleik ; has h d cipctlenco ia a large railroad
office , and can furrbh excellent reference Ad
dress ShortlKnJ , Bee oiEco. SDO-25
mWO OENTLEMEV dnlre room with or * ith-
JL out board ; locality must bo between 17th
and 20lh and Oodgo cud Uasa etrctts. Adi < K *
C. , Ceo office. S89-20
" ANTED 2 ciila at tbo Omaha House.835U
W"ANTED 835-U
fEU A Rord lady tooh : no othsr need
WAI , cir. Hta and flariley ( Farmers'
Hutfo. BSCXB
ANTED A si'iution 03 houso-kccper.
W . S. , yco office. SS7-SO
A situation M second help in a
WANTED - house. Address A. S. ,
Bccioloo. - 833-20
for fur scwinr , at Henry 0. Khhter ,
GIRLS p ist Bfficc. SSC-10
r ANTED A good second-hand do k witfi
drawers and compartments. A cylinder
liddcsc preferred AddKiB statiuc I rice , X. ,
lcc ! olliyc. h3iS
' dcsins a place
ArOMI'EIENTYounjman oc to help In of-
Iicj. AdJrrss P. S. , Boo office. 879-13
A number I pirl ccok , washei
WANTED . to sucVL coud wages will bt
paid. Apply fl. E. corner 13th and Famnara
hta. 976-20
A peed house-kccpar , by a wid
WANTED luqu'ro at 1513 Dodge strict.S71J
S71J i
'ANfED A coed meat and vastkUo cook
at tlig St. Cturlcs Hotel. S7MJ
TXrANlEU All Omihi tj know tint t ! "
VV Key l St. Jonn Is the Kliia-t Soul i
Machines , office on l"th St. f 4 > >
'ANTED 2men to work in ru rl et < Afl J >
north cu'i ot 18th ft U. W. HA I' . . K7-t ! |
FOR REHT-HOUSE3 AMD l"D. l .
QTORE FOR KRNT First floor-xnd bascracnt
O Apply to GeoM & llorri'l , ICOj Kurilh..m SJ ,
SD.-tf
ISBNT A furnisheJ , soutr. flout ruutu
FOR at No. 1612 Kanih-un St ; 8-t :
RENT Doll : room in well fufiiis tdcf
EOll , corner DoJgo and 14th Sta. tfcet u
rcferencca required. Agcnt'ercan with wlim
nn arrangement lou'd be made to .litnd to pic
scntoccuptnl'a corr9pondano during hia nb
ecnce. ] < rtfercd. Apply atoaio to
803-m-w-l A.P IL'KEY.
pOR REST That cxcclltmt dwclllnif house S
C E. corner o ( 22d and Oilifornla streets.
Well , cistern hnd bam. Appjr ! to John Guild
ICOSFamhamSt. 839- ' ;
REST EwclllrifT hoiuc S. E. cornT c ;
FOR
23d and Kurt St ) . Excellent barn , ci tcni !
indwell ; rent cheap. Apply to C. A. orrill
1005 Farnham St. 840-t
-JTlUIlSISHEn Kootns for rent , at Dorat
J llouao , opposite Bee cfflc. 802-t
RENT Cottage , on Cth and Pine Sts.
FOR
now house , eight rooni9on(3dard CassSts
Enquire J. P. Koe , P. E. Cor. 12th and Fam
ham. C9C-t
RENT 2 furnished rooms ovei Her
FOR Exchange , N. E. Cor. 10th anc
Podge streets. 289-tf
FOR SALE.
T710R SALE AND RENT For rent , a very de
_ C eirablo comer store , at No. 804 10th St
Also for sale-a lot 33x132 feet adjoining the U
P. track , on Jones strict , between Oth and 10th
Inquire of Qeo. H. Pcteiaon. 831-t :
SALE A flrst-claas hotel and restanr
EOR business , located in the bei" part of the
city , and Jelngagoodbusineaj. Tbeproprieto
is called west to attend to mining interest , anc
must sell. Inquire at BBS ollico 61tf
50,000 choice hnck f or sale Apply to Thomu
T Green & Sons , Council Blutb , la. 795-t
O UOUSKa And corner halt ot lot , soutbcas
fy corner 14th and CasaSts. , 7 roonu in each
rent for 820 and ? 25 per month DKMIS' l.'KAl
ESTATK AiiKxcT. ISth and Douglas Sta. 670-t
T710R SALE Mixed paints , at A. Uolmc8,18tl
J and California Sta. C15-t
' SA LK Cottonwood lumber of all slzc3a
F'K HOND-S. Slxteenth-Bt. 616-t
HISGELUHEOUS.
\ TUTATHEWS' Dancing Academ ;
Wf
, V.JLlLJL will ha open every Honda ;
and Frida.y , Popplcton'o block , corner 10th an (
Fcrnliam. 873-2 (
riAO LUMBEUMEN A yonnjt man w lahcs a po
I. sltionina lumber 3-anl , city or crmnlrv
He is capable of keeping books an'd id willing ti
work at anything connected with yan' . Addrcs
C. A. 11. , Atladtic House , Atcliison , Kansas.
864-20
/ 1 T > BAINARDTaxfadcrmistcomo
S/ - JJ3th and Howard St. , Deerheac
a epccialty. t-SWm
A Absolutely Pure ,
JIada ( roi n drape Cream Tartar. No othtl
preparation makes such light , flaky hot brcirti , "
or luxuriouspastry / - Can be eaten by dypcptic'
without fear of the Ha resulting from heavy I "
,
Sold only In c by all Groccra.
" " w Powww Co. N w York
always Cores and never disap
points. The -nrorld's great Pain-
Reliever for Man and Boast.
Cheap , quick and reliable.
PITCHERS CASTOR1A
is not Narcfl'Jfc. Children
grow fat upon , Mothers like ,
and Physicians recommend
C STORIA. It regulates the
Bowels , cures "Wind Colic ,
allays Feverishness , and de
stroys Worms.
\VEI 1 > E METER'S CA
TARRH Core , a Canstitntional
Antidote for this torriole mala
dy , "by Absorption. The most
Important Discovery since Vac
cination * Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh , this cures at
any stage Before Consumption
sots in.
THE DAILY BEE
the Latest Home and To
nbj < ND.WS of the Day ,
S. P. MORSE & CO. ,
GASH JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF DRY GOODS.
It being our aim to popularize our store and increase our business by selling a lare quantity
of goods at a nominal profit , we invite the attention of the public to our immense stock which ,
we are offering at a very slight advance over wholesale coat. Surely our goods bought from
manufacturers direct for cash down , will well merit the title of "goods well bouehtare half sold. "
Moreover we solicit the trade of the
BANKER THE MERCHANT , THE MECHANIC , FARMER ,
one and all are welcome at our counters ; the rich ever on the alert to save a dollar will not fail to
avail themselves of the opportunity here afforded , and the poor also will get dollar for dollar
when trading with us.
MORSE'S. Blanket ? , Blankets , REDUCED.
MORSE'S. Blankets , Blankets , REDUCED.
" MORSE'S. Blankets , Blankets. REDUCED.
Again we make reductions in these goods , and to clear our stock we have marked as follows
BLANKETS , Formerly sold at $8.00 , MOESE'S. '
now * * S6.50. '
BLANKETS , Pnow # MORSE'S.
BLANKETS , Sd - ' MORSE'S- '
BLANKETS , T fmM , MORSE'S.
BLANKHTS , now marked $12.00. MORSE'S ' ,
OTDEEWEAB , We open to-day a fresh line of MOESE'S ' -
on ? 50 ct. merino Vests worth '
TINDEEWEAE , 75o ; an extra heavy seamless MOESE'S
TJNDEEWEAK , Vest at $1,25 worth $1-75 ; MOESE'S
American Hosiery Go's seamless '
TJNDEEWEAE , Vests at $1,50 worth S2.CO ; MOESE'S
UBDEEWEAE , Ladies' scarlet medicated Vests MOESE'S
and Pants at $2,00 worth $2.25 ,
'
UNDEEWEAH and the very best seamless Vests MOESE'S
UNDEEWEAE , and Pants made at $9.00 a suit. MOESE'S
Gents' all wool Vests and Pants
TTNDEEWEAE , $1.25 .worth $2.00. Gents' best MOESE'S
UNDEEWEAE seamless scarlet Vests and Pauls MOESE'S
, at $2,50 or $5 00 a soit worth
UNDEEWEAE , double as much. MOESE'S
Courvoisier KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT Morse's
Just received a full stock of Morse's
Kid Gloves , kid gloves from ih celebrat
Oourvoisier ed French Factory of Ph. Morse's
Courvoisier. '
Kid Gloves , Courvoisier Black Kids , c ? and Morse's
Oourvoisier 4 Button. Morse's
Courvoisier Colored Kids J '
Kid Gloves Courvoisier Morse's
, and 4 Button ,
Courvoisier Undressed Kids , White Par Morse's.
ty Shades , Navy Blue , &c.
Kid Gloves. Our new RIVERSIDE LACE Morse's1
GLOVE with the most approved '
Morse's
Oourvoisier proved style of fastening
made in II and 15 hooks. Morse's *
Kid Gloves
, -i -
FOSTER LACE GLOVES
" "
Courvoisier closing out at great reduc Morse's
tions to make room for the
Kid Gloves , above new goods. Morse's ,
Silks . Reduced . " 6 * ? ave made sreat reducMorse's
,
wiiu.M j.vuii wvi
'
tions in Black Bilks and offer' '
Silks Reduced our Cashmere finished gros Morse's
, gram silk.
Silks Reduced Former pr'co. Present price. Morse's
, $1 60 51 45 ' "
Silks Reduced 1 75 1 55 Morse's"
, 2 OO 1 75
2 25 2 00 Morse's
Silks Reduced
, 2 50 2 25
2 75 2 45 Morse's
Silks Reduced , 3 50 3 10
Morse's
Samples furnished and
Silks Reduced - comparison
,
parison solicited with silkC * '
Silks Reduced from any retail house in the Morse's
, country.
s. . IMIOIRSim &
TTC D i EAQ mw OPENED FOE INSPECTION _ ST ° OK
' '
anil I I SUn oFaUandJVinter ? Clothing for Men'a Youths' Boys'
Children's "Wear.
SPECIAL ATTTENTION HAS BEEN GIVEN TO
1001 Farnham Street.
the requirements of Everybody. * /
. OUR ASSORTMENT OF STYLES AND PATTERNS IS
BlOCk. the most varied and elegant ever displayed in the
city.
-CITIZENS ABH CORDIALLY INVITED TO EXAMINE
our lai-go display of JDress and Business Suits , Fall
Grand Weight Overcoats , Novelties in Furnishing Goods ,
Stylish Hats and Caps , Trunks , Valises , Califorfcrnia
Blankets and Overalls , &c. . &c.
-NO ONE IF HE CONSULTS HIS OWN INTERESTS WILL
OPENING
buy ono dollar's worth of Clothing until he has seen our
immense Stock and learned our Prices.
DISEASES OF THE EYE ,
Ear and Throat.
*
DE , L. B. GKADDY ,
OCULIST , AURIST & LARYNCIST-
Offlce Over Kennara's Drug Store ,
Corner of 14th snd Douglas Sts.
novl8-3m
E3 _ IE1. OOOIEL ,
UNDERTAKER ,
Odd Fellows' Block.
Prompt attention given t > orders by telegraph.
THE ONLY PLACE WKERE YOU
can find a good assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES
At s LOWER PIQURK than at
say'other shoe boon In tha cltr.
P. LANG'S ,
' 236 FARNHAM ST.
LADIES' & GENTS ,
SHOES MADE TO ORDER
ani gatte.'actlon guaranteed. Pclcei very reason
able.
JNO. G. JACOBS ,
( formerly of QUh & Jacobs )
lift ! ff % f" ffiJ "SP R $ f W W %
UNDERTAKER
Ko. HIT Furnham St. , Old Stand of Jacob Oil
ORDKRS Br TKLKGRAPn SOMC1TK
n-J7.1i"
JC. .
MERCHANT TAILOR
Capitol Ave , , Opp. Masonic Hall ,
OMAHA. - - - - - NEB.
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION LINE
_ BETWEEN
OMAHAAND FORTOMAHA
Connects With Street Cars
Comer of SAUNDER3 and UAMILTOS
STREETS. ( End of Red Line M follows :
LEAVE OMAHA :
630 , * S:17andll:19a-m ,3:03fi:37and7:23iun. : :
LEAVE FORT OMAHA :
70S a. m. . 9:15 a. m. , and 12:15 p. m.
4.-00,6:15 and 8:15 p. m.
The 8:17 a. nr ran , leavlnrjtnaba , and the
4:00 p. m. mn , learlnx Fort Omaha , are tunaJIy
loaded to fall capacltr with regular paraengers.
The 6:17 : a. m , ma will be made from the poet-
office , corner of Dodge and 15th tnrehU.
Tickets can be procured from street cardrir-
era , or from dtirera of hack * .
SABS. 25 CENT3. IHOIiUDCtQ STBE CAB
2StU
AGENTS FOR DEVLIN & GO. ,
BOSTONCLOTHING
CLOTHING
CLOTHINGHOUSE ,
FARNHAH STREET.
MARHOFFS TRUNK FACTORY.
The larzrat and best assortment of
Trunks and Valises in the West. Telescopic Cases
and Sample Trunks a Specialty.
H. H. MARHOFF , - - - PROP. ,
117 14th St. , 3 J > oors North of Donptlas St.
pr-FHSTSCH'8
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and IStb.
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