8 THE DAILY BEE : MONDAY MORNING , Di CEMBEE 20 1880-
THE DAILY BEE.
Monday Mtrning , Dec. 20.
Chaplain England , TJ. S. A. , lec
tured at Masonic hall last night , on
"Modern Infidelity. "
The demented Morrison who cre
ated such a sensation at the Southern
Hotel Friday night , left for Zion Sat
urday , by the emigrant train.
Land league meeting at CUrk'a
hall , Wednesday night.
The two brick houses and barn
located on court house square , were
Bold by ihe commissioners Saturday ,
for $414 to W. M. Bushman. Three
of the eight lots ia the block are yet
to be purchased by the commiesioners.
Paterson sells coat
For ictntcr comfort * in caps , [ roles , car *
nufft , mufflers , go to Frederick , Halter.
Celluloid and Diatite Sets at Saxe's.
Holiday Goods at Kuhn's.
' See Polack's advertisement.
Choice meats , Besen's Fulton Market'
Celluloid Sets at Kuhn's , druggist.
Christmas trees at the 99c store.
Holiday presents at Saxe's , druggist.
Whipple , McMillan & Co. , the jewelers
. o2G-tf
ers , Crdghton Block.
BbSC IN THE WORLD Bazar
Glove fittins Patterns at Bushman's. tf
Swiss Cheese , wholesale and retail , at
Caaunenzind & Meyer's , 207 east ISth'St.
Finest Wolf Eohes , Frederick's Great
Hat Store. HeodSt
The C. , B. & Q. train Saturday
was nearly two hours late.
C. H. Frederick , leading Hatter , 14th
and Farnbam. 14eod3t
For Lands , Lots , Houses and Farms ,
ook over Bemis' new column on first page.
Bargains.
Trimmed hats at the 99c store.
Frederick , Leading Hatter , finest
Stetson Hats. , 14eod3t
Two new engines for the South
ern Pacific were taken west on U. P.
train No. 7 Friday night.
Frederick , Leading Hatter ' , cheapest
Hats. . 14eod3t
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS a spec
ialty , all styles , at Mrs. McDopagh's ,
1412 Douglas street.
Frederick , Leading Hatter , largest
stock Caps. 14eod3t
Lots , Farms , Houses ind Lands. Look
over Bemis' n w column ol bargains on 1st
page-
pageFinestBuffaloRobes , Frederick , Lead-
ng Hatter. 14eod3t
Frank Mayo in Davy Crockett to
night.
night.Frederick
Frederick , Leading Hatter , finest Seal
Caps. HeodSt
The graders on court house square
are making pgrceptiblo progress.
There are twenty-seven little
girls in the deaf and dumb institute
at present.
Frederick , Leading Hatter , cheapest
Caps. 14eod3t
Trespassing wood-choppers near
Florence will be arrested on warrants
issued in Judge Anderson's court.
A real live German count , whose
name and title were too badly mixed
for understanding , has been in the
city since Thursday , and left with his
BuiteyesttrJay ] for Australia.
The secretary cf the interior has
offered Omaha a deadly insult. He
addressed Mr. Sam. Mallette as "The
"Village Treasurer of Omaha. " Let
him be "anathema Maranathr. "
Any information concerning the
whereabouts of Sarah or Joseph
Wakolin ( formeily of Omaha ) , will bo
duly appreciated by Henry . D. Esta-
brookJattcrney at law. dcclSd&wlt
The postponed book-donation of
the Union Catholic Library Associa
tion will be 1'eld the 20th Brilliant
programme , literary and musical.
Free admission and all are invited.
The librarian will receive book-dona
tions from those wishing to makaauch.
The state board of fish comnna-
Bioners met at the Withnell house Fri
day to arrange for their annual re
port , required by law to be in by Jan.
1st. A full board was present , for
the first time in months , including
LBW May , of Fremont , Dr. R. R.
Livingston , of Plattsmouth , and H. S.
Kaley of Red Cloud.
A rising young professional man ,
- of this city , was arraigned before
9 Judge Hawes Saturday on the
charge of disturbing the peace , said
disturbance consisting in an alleged
persecution of the wife of a disciple
of the ' 'art preservative , " with whom ,
although a married man , he became
deeply smitten , and is accused of de
vouring the object of his affection
with his eyes , of peeping through the
windows at her and diverse other lit
tle acts unpleasant to the complainant
and her husband.
Tn the police court Chas. Gaoton
was Friday held to bail in the sum
of § 500 for hignway robbery and com
mitted to jail iu default of the same.
John McAuley was sent to jail for five
days and WAS fined $10 for an assault
on.lmm's Beard. W. H. Richards ,
the waterworks foreman , plead guilty
to the charge against him , and WHS
committed tor 15 days. Henrj
Spiegel , the second-haud dealer , had
his partner , H. L Abrams , nrn-sted on
the charge oftealing § 1300. The
case was finally withdrawn , as the
partners concluded to settle the diffi
culty by arbitration.
Two crazv men were arrested Fri
day and lodged in jail , and it wasn't
a good day for crazy men either. * One
of these was ' 'paralyzed" from the
. effects of continued drinking. The
other was from Mormondom , on route
to his old home in England. Ho
stopped at the Southern hotel yester
day , anc imagined that his life was to
be taken on account of his faith. Ho
therefore jumped through a second
story glass door , slid down one of the
pillars of the front porch , and , minus
hat and vest , ran to the Union Pacific
'depot , where the depot policeman
took him in charge and handed him
over to the authorities. Both moo
are now in the county jail.
RUTH'S OYSTERS at BUFFET'S.
IN TROUBLE.
At the theatre last night a man
seated in front of two well dressed la
dies was for a while the centre of at
traction , and more attention was paid
to his curious maneuvers than to the
performance on the stage. Finally
two policemen tackled him , and it
was discovered that he had on a suit
of "store clothes" which did not fit
him , and he was peremptorily bounced
out.
MORAL Get your clothes made at
J. H. Fleigle & Co.'s , Douglas street ,
near Fourteenth. They always put
in good cloth and guarantee a good fit ,
and charge less than any other house
in town.
On account of the Golden Eagle not
giving as good satisfaction as it did , I
have bought several car loads of the
Celebrated Hannibal Eagle Mills ,
which I guarantee to be s good , if not
better , than any St. Louis Winter
Wheat Flour In the market. Only
§ 3.35 per 100 pounds.
WILLIS M. YATES.
Solid Ivory Hair , Tooth and Nail
Brushes , at Ish & McMahon's ,
1321 Farnham.
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS !
Christmas Slippers !
Christmas Slippers !
Christmas Slippers !
Christmas Sl'ppers !
A BIG LINE !
A Big Line !
A Big Line !
A Big Line !
A Big Line !
L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS.
L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS.
100 DOZEN
LADIES' MULL TIES ,
Just received at
L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS.
Ihey Deserved It All.
To Messrs. M. Hellman & Co. ,
Paxton , Rogers & Son , Max Meyer &
Bros. , Henry Dohle , G. H. & J. S.
Collins , Ish & McMahon , Samuel
Burns , J. D. Creighton , F. J. Mc-
Shane , Frank Ramge , S. P. Morse &
Co. and J. H. F. Lehman. Gentle
men : At a regular meeting of
the Omaha fire department held at'
Fireman's hall December 18th ,
your generous gift of § 500 was re
ceived , and by a unanimous vote the
thanks of the department are hereby
tendered. Sincerely trusting that a
like calamity may not a < ; ain visit you ,
I am , gentleman , your obedient ser
vant , JAS. DONNELLY ,
$ Secretary 0 , F. D.
The money was equally divided be
tween the tour companies , and the
sum of § 100 was presented by the de
partment to the Dnrant engine com
pany , at the U. P. shops.
STEINWAY AND KNABE Pianos
are the best in the world , and Max
Meyer & Bro. are the SOLE Western
Agents.
See Cruickshank's new advertise
ment for Holiday Goods , on third
page.
10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ,
AT HOSPE S ART PALACE.
Just received at THE BEE Job
Rooms the nicest line of diminutive
Paper and Envelopes and Cards , suit
able for Children's Birthday Parties.
Call and see them.
Meals at all hours at Tizzard's. tf
WHO IS PILLBURY & CO.
SOMETHING NEW.
California Honey by the gallon at
William Gentleman's , corner Six
teenth and Webster. 2t
J. F. Sawyer wishes to announce to
his friends and old customers that he
may be found , as heretofore , at 1314
Farnham street , where he will be glad
to show them the best selected stock
of Watches. Clocks , Jewelry , Spectacles
and Silverware at prices that defy
competition. tf
10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ,
AT HOSPE'S ART PALACE.
RUTH'S OYSTERS at BUFFET'S.
MONDAY MORNING
We will DISPLAY an ELEGANT
LINE of GENTS' NECKWEAR ,
ESPECIALLY for the HOLIDAY
TRADE. ENTIRELY NEW Style * ,
being the HANDSOMEST LINE
ever shown in this market.
L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS.
The First Grand Prize Masquerade
Ball will ba given oy the Omaha Ger
man Ladies' Society , on February
oth lSSO , at Brandt's Turner Hall.
18-evy sat-tf
RUTH'S OYSTERS at BUFFET'S ,
BEAR IN MIND.
J. J. Nichol & Co. are selling coal
oil at 15c per gallon. d5i3
Gents' fine Furnishing Goods , at
the Omaha Shirt Factory. d5tf
Elegant vases tastily ornamented ,
beautifully colered , latest styles ,
large variety , at C. F. Goodman'a IGth
street drug store. tf
Russia Leather Writing Desks , Col
lar and Cuff Boxes , Handkerchief and
Glove Boxes , Odor Caaes , etc. , at
Ish & McMahou's , 1321 Farnham st.
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS AT
WHITNEY'S.
California Pears , Plums , Grapes ,
ate , , at lizard's Palace. o21-tf
THE QUESTION SETTLED.
WHERE TO BUT.
For some time past there has been
a great many goods , especially in the
jewelry line , offered at "bottom
prices , low figures , less than coal ! "
Now al ! I want is that our citizens
should visit my stare and examine my
large assortmentof holid < y goods just
opened , consisting of the latesf p t-
terns of silverware , gold chains , rings
and lockets ; gold and silver watches ,
diamonds , clocks , solid and plated
table cutlery , new style of bracelets ,
and in fact everything pertaining to
the jewelry line , and get prices.
Respectfully ,
JOHN BAUMER ,
1314 Farnham St.
10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ,
AT HOSPE'S ART PALACE.
It will not cost you ONE CENT
more , if the flour I sell you is not
what I represent it to be. i
WILLIS M YATES.
RUTH'S OYSTERS at BUFFET'S.
A\l Max Meyer & Bro. , the leading
jewelers ask is a call , and you will be
convinced that never before was such
a stock of jewelry and diamonds ex
hibited. Their prices defy competi
tion.
Beautiful Silk , Velvet and R. > .
Leather Celluloid Sests , at lali & Mo
Mahon's , druggists , 1321 F-irnham.
Good table board at $4 per week ,
at the European Restaurant , or SIC
per month. 18-3t
TIMELY THOUGHTS.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
Delays are at all times dangerous
o a greater or less extent , and now
" "Hristrnas approaches should pro-
sou. . , ba obtained iu time to secure
your choice. In looking all over the
cit3' , " 19 best place tound to obtain
handsome and useful gifta is at Kuhn
& CO.'H Drug Store , Fifteenth and
Douglas.
Tneir stock is new , and not stock
left after wholesaling the desirable
portions. They guarantee their
prices as low as can be had in the
city. The best assortment of
celluloid sots in the city. Odor cases a
marvelof cheapnessemptyand'filled in
Velvet , Silk , Russia , Ebony and the
very fashionable Olive Wood. Beau
tiful Nail Sets just carved over. Cut
Glass bottles , Thermorae'ors , Candle
Sticks in Vienna Gilt , Ru s , Feathers ,
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes , Jewel
Cases , Work Boxes and Pocket
Books. Beautiful Hand Painted
Fans , Ivory , Bone , Russia , Sandal
wood , also Holly wood for decor
ating , Smoking Sets , a desirable arti
cle for smoking rooms , traveling
cases filltd or erap'y , In tint Sets "just
too cute , " Music Rjlls. The largest
aud best variety of perfumes in the
city. All the leading perfumes in or
iginal bottles , Lubin's Lundberg's ,
Palmer's , Spehler's and Tazell's iu
bulk ; the Atwood Cologne. Genuine
Baccarat Cut Glass Bottles and Ivory
Goods at cost to close out stock.
Remember hpa-lqiarters for Celluloid
Cases and Od r Cases.
KOHN & Co. ,
Fifteenth aud Douglas.
Buy your hand-sowed boots and
shoes , and your Christmas slippers ;
buy your children a pair of leather-
tipped shoes for Christmas present , at
Fullriode's , Douglas street , near 13th
street.
SILVERWARE at Eaholm & Er-
icksjn's , Fifteenth St. , opposite the
postoffice.
Old Gold , Silk and Velvet Odor
Cases , at Ish & McMahon's ,
1321 Farnham st.
SNOWFLAKE patent flour equal to
Minnesota patents of second quality
and at less cost ; warranted strictly ,
and price only $ . ' / 00 per hundred.
Try it ; also Washburne's "SUPERLA
TIVE , and SLANT'S EXTRA W. W.
FLOTJR.
t- Fleming cfc Co. , Grocers.
ATTENTION 1
1 irber that Whipple , McMillan
&Cn. , lui JewelersCreighton block ,
F.ftecr-n street , have a fine stock of
Gold d Silver watches , Rings ,
Chuit d - splendid display of all
kinds ut ucveiry and Holiday goods.
17 2k
Oder cases , oder cases , beautiful
designs , pocket books , card cases and
a spfendid line of holiday presents at
0. F. Goodman's 16th street drug
store. tf
The Danish Dramatic society will ,
on Saturday December 18 , 1880 , have
atherter aud ball at Turner Hall.
The pieces to bo performed are "The
Third" and "A Dangerous Commis
sion. ' , TJckots 50 cants. 17-2t
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS AT
WHITNEY'S.
CO.
A Fine line of samples of New
Year Cards at THE BEB Job Room.
Call in time and leave your orders.
, i
Always fresh Oysters at Tizzard's.
tf
WHO IS PILLBURY & CO.
Death Record.
The community will be shocked to
learn of the death of Mr. Charles M.
Aumock , which occurred Friday.
Mr. Aumock wa * one of the pioneers
of the Trans-Missouri country , aud
has been a citizen of Omaha for twen
ty-four years. Of late years he has
been engaged in farming , in Saratoga
precmc' , near Fort Omaha , but he
was formerly employed as a composi
tor and foreman on one of the news-
pipers of this city. He died at the
age of 52 years , leaving a wife and
several children surviving him.
BENSON. In this ci-y ac 7:30 : a. m. ,
December 12 , 1880. W. E. , son of W.
V. and Mary Benson , aged ten
months.
The infant chili of Mr. M. Berry ,
of this city , who buried his wife
about a month ago , died yesterday
morning , and was bnried Satutduy
afternoon at Casaidy's.
Handsome Cut-Glass Bottles , at
lah & McMahoa's , druggists ,
1321 Farnham st.
10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ,
AT HUSPE'S ART PALA3E.
The second session of the dancing
school course will begin on Tuesday ,
December 21 , in Omaha Turner Hall.
C. HOFFMAN. ,
SILVERWARE at Edtiolm &Er-
-kson's , Fifteenth St. , opp > she the
postoffice.
j
DRESS GOODS AT HALF PRICE.
The Boston store , 10th aud Jones ,
have just received a sp'endid line of
French and German Dress Goods ,
this season's importation. Plain
Goods , Cashmeres , and Silk and Wool
Brocades , which they can offer at 25c.
This Is much less than the cost of
impoitation. The opening price of
these goods , first of the season was
50c. They are a desperate bargain.
Also another splended lot at loc ,
former price , 30c.
A wonderful Btrgain in Linen Gun'
brie HandkorchiefsHem-stiched and
Plain , at
20c each , cheap at 3oc.
lee each , cheap it 25e ,
10s each , worrh 18 c.
There is one hundred and fifty dozen
in this lot , but you must come early
aa the } won't last-long.
Also a splendid lot of Fancy Goods
for Christmas presents at very low
prices , and a let of
Beautiful Trimmed Hats.
All tha latest styles , at § 1 , worth § 2 ;
at § 1.50 worth § 3.00
Boston Cash Dry Goods Store ,
18-3t 10th and Jones.
A Conductor Killed.
A terrible and fatal accident oc
curred at 7:30 : a. m SaturdayatPJatt
mouti' , resulting in the death of Jol n
Mtnley , a conductor on the bridge
division ot the B. & M. The train
had just pulled on the first span to
cross the river and was running at a
rate of not more than four miles an
hour , when Manley started over
the top of the train to
reach the caboose. Between the
box cars and caboose were three or
four ctra of cial , and to avoid walk
ing over these ho intended to step iff
on the bridge and jump on thu real
car as it piesed. A narrow foot plank
runs ale ? g the track outside the rails ,
and a hand mil of half-inch wire , ele
vated two feu above the level of tbe
bndue , runs ttlung outride of thi .
In ate ] pint ; upi n the plank , Manly
slipped and fell. He caught at the
hand rail , but nnss d it and fell
down to the IP z-n ground , a distance
of perhaps s xty f. et. Tne fall broke
hia back , and for two hours of in
tense ni"iiv hi * eiprei. The de
ce sei1 wi- MI ma.i nnt over 25
years ( n > , .m il , mid tihd been
in the e p ' 'he company for
about a > ; iilf
wni h , . , > Liuar OIL ,
Only 25 c i..r [ > r g ,1 n. Please re
member that I yuir.uiteo my goods to
be equal to auy iu the market.
WILLIS M YATES.
SILVERWARE at EJholm & Er >
ickspn's , fifteenth'St. , opposko the
pcstcffice.
Do not forget the largest and most
reliable jewelry house in Omaha ,
corner Thirteenth and Douglas streets ,
goods far better , and prices lower than
the average. All goods marked in
plain figures , and received iho six
first premiums at the state fair for
superior workmanship Fine good ? ;
see our own importation 'of precious
stones , etc. , etc.
Yours truly ,
th-sat A B. HUBEIUIANN.
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS AT
WHITNEY'S.
Meals at all hours , served in the
Lest of style , at the Europe n Res
taurant. 18 3t
SILVERWARE at Edh < lm fc Er-
ickson's , Fifteenth St. , opposite the
postoffice r
Remember that J. I. Nichol & Co.
will sell you more groceries for § 10.00
than any other house in Omaha.
10 Iba. Standard A sugar for § 1.00
m " White 0 " " 1.00
" ll" " Golden 0 " " 1.00
1 Gal. Coal Oil for .15
\W have just received a choice lot
of f - < groceries especially for the
Hoi- * trade.
Ri".i 6 OYSTERS at BUFFET'S.
1001 S. S. S. 1001.
1001
STEPHENSON'S SUPERB STA
BLES ,
1001 Harney Street , Omaha. Neb.
GRAND OPENING.
I will open my new Livery and
Boarding Stables to the inspection of
the public on Thursday , DECEMBER
23d , 1880. All interested in looking
at the best arranged and most com
plete public stable in the United
States are invited to the
GENERAL RECEPTION
from 1 o'clock to 5 o'clock p. m.
Ladies are particularly invited.
d7td24 JAMES STEPHENSON.
THE BLACKSMITH'S DREAM ,
This great mechanical wonder is
now exhibited at fiOG Fourteenth
street , near Farnham. Open from 2
till 5pm. and 7 to 10 a. m. Admis
sion , 10 cents. d8tf
THE LATENT NOVELTY.
Our comic tin types and photo
graphs are just the thing to send to
your friends for New Year. We have
made uea ly 300 per day since intro
ducing the same. Young men , if yon
want a new and unique thing for New
Year cards , come and leave your or
ders at once. Nothing like them in
the West. Grand Central Gallery.
212 Sixteenth St.
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS AT
WHITNEY'S.
Choice fresh Oysters direct from
Baltimore at Wm. Gentleman's.
2t
WHO IS PILLBURY & CO.
Fresh Oysters received daily and
served in every style , at the European
Restaurant. 18 3t
SILVERWARE at Edholm & Er-
ickson's , Fifteenth St. , opposite the
postoffice.
10,000 OHRI&TA1AS PRESENTS ,
AT HOSPE'S ART PALACE.
Beautiful Celluloid sets , morrocco
covered and lined with richly tinked
silk and satin , all shapes and sizes at
C. F. Goodman'a IGth street drug
store , corner Capital Avenue. tf
Mrs. Dent , 217-N. IGth St. , ia now
prepared to do dresa m.tking on the
shortest uoiicc. Prices moth-rate.
duu-13-tf
500MENS' , BOYS'AND CHIL
DREN'S OVERCOATS AND ULS-
TERS TO BE CLOSED OUT RE
GARDLESS OF COST , AT POL-
ACK'S. G-tf
A CURIOSITY
in the shape of a music box , which is
equal to any piano in the land , can
be seen .it S. Jonason'a Jewelry store ,
410 south 13th street. It ia beautifully
finished in mahogany , rosewood and
silver , and discourses as fine music as
could be desired. Open day and oven-
ing. Admission free.
Go to the OMAHA TOY STORE ,
513 Fourteenth street , between Farn-
ham and Douglas , for anything in the
toy line. The largest and bast ee
looted stock in the city ,
t&f tf H. POULMAN , Proprietor.
NOW IS YOUR TIME.
The finest Christmas goods in Oma
ha. Gold , Silver and Celluloid Sots ,
OJor Cases , Ladies' Purses , &c. Call
early , as they are going fast.
S. T. FERGUSON * * ; Co ,
decl-ltf Twelfth and Douglas Sts.
FURS ! FURS ! ! FURS ! ! !
Lidies' and.gents' fur goods of ev
ery description at the Fur Manufac
tory , opposite postoffico , Omaha. All
goods are warranted.
HENRY G. RICHTER , Furrier.
dec3if
LEMIEUXS SELECT PARTIES.
Limieux's select sociables , given
every Saturday evening , at Standard
Hall , hao become the most popular
pirties of the season. The attend
ance is always large and of the most
select and decorous character. The
music is always the very best. Bo
shes the regular parties the manager ,
at the request of many of his friends ,
has decided to give matinees on
Christmas and New Year afternoons.
SILVERWARE at Edholm & Er-
icfcson'a , Fifteenth St. , opposite the
postoflice.
I have just opened n new and
splendid Hue of silverware of the lat
ent and in > 3t beautiful pitton-a ever
exhibitad in this market , which will
be sold lower than evar before. Cotno
and see for yoursalvoa. S. Jonason ,
Jeweler , 410 S > uth Thirteenth St.
Mr. R < lltns g't m almost a hund
red St. John machines one day last
week. He has had hardly time to
get up his Hawkeye Almanac ad , but
will coino totime.-Burlington Hawk-
eye.
TOYS ! TOYS ! TOYS !
In order to make room for a large
invoice of fancy groceries , now on the
read , I will cloze out a largo and
choice selection of all kinds of Toys ,
annng which can be found some of
the latest and most novel attractions
ever aeon In a toy store- Julius
Tceitchke , South Fifteenth street ,
near Farnham. *
Van , The Virginian.
Last night Frank Mayo , supported
by a first class company , appeared as
Van , the Virginian. The house waa
fair , but not what it should have been ,
as the play is one of the best of its
class , and shows Mr. M yo to fine
advantage. His support was excep
tionally good , being in marked
contrast to many companies that
have performed here lately. To
say that the audience was pleased
would but faintly express it ; they
were delighted , ind showed their ap
preciation by frequent and long-con-
continued applause. Mr. Mayo has
altered the original piay greatly , and
to its advantage ; and the interest of
the audience grows with ench succeed
ing act until ihe grand finale when
everybody is made happy aud every
thing as it shoull be.
HOLIDAY" PRESENTS , consisting -
ing of all kinds of Jewelry , Silver
ware , &c. , a lot of ladies' gold
watches , bought at a bargain , all of the
latest patterns and from the beat fac
tories in the United States , rauging in
price from § 25 and upward.
S. JONASON ,
410 South Thirteenth strpet.
MAXMEYER&BR0-
TBCIE
LEADING
JEWELERS
,
( Tiffanys of the West. )
Have completed their pre
parations for the approaching
preaching Holidays , and
surest that an early ex
amination or their stock
will enable purchasers to
secure the choicest selec
tions , and escape the
crowds unavoidable later
in the month.
Until Christmas the
, es
tablishment , will be kept
open in the evenings.
SPEGJAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Advortlaomeiits To Let For Sile'
Lost , Found , Wants. Bo rUlnz tc. , will bo lu-
aerted la theao colnmna ones ( or TEN CENTS
per Una ; each sabsoqa ntlnsertlon.FIVE CENTS
per line. The din Insertion never lem than
CEMTS.
TO LOAK-MDHEY.
LOAN At3 percent inter
s' > n aima of2IXMand u p-
wards for I to 5 years' time on first clzuaimprov
ed city and farm property. Api > ly at BEMIS
[ tea ] KsUto and Loan A enuy , ID th ind Dotulag
nte. STfl-eodtf
'
TO LOAK-CUl at Law Offlce
MOHST .TUUllAa.KooiuB.Crciirnton Ulock
TO I.OAH 1109 Farnhim streot.
MONKY Edwardc Lean Aeoncy. nov. 2-
H U > KAHTIO
Tc.D An experienced but her want8
WA stirt a mcatnarket in some small west
ern own , where thera is none , or where one 13
ne de ; would take a relia > le partner. Address
h. K. Welb , Jacks , n , Dakota Co , Neb. 93-tf
TED To rent a smal tnrni. hecl liouae ,
in c-ntril ( art of city. Good price will
be paid.d.lre * > K X , cee offlos. 83-23
- for general bousewerk , 2015
WANTKD-Oirl
California street. fcO--3
W TED tor ( ten'ral housework , at
GRL Uar cv street , one door eait t f 16 h St.
8:0
WAN FD A flrst-c'asi coat-maker ; steady
employment and too . wajes guaranteed.
JOHN MUUUI30.N , Lincoln , J.eb. 75-18
"VTTANTEn A sjood h 'tuc-keeter , 1100 Farn
VV _ ham street , up aire ; _ 32tf
TT7 A TED Employment fir horse and waijon.
YV E. A. HARRIS : * , 16th and Nlcho'as Sts.
26-t
26tWANTED All Omaha know that the
WANTED st. Jomi is the Kiso < f Sewing
Machines , office on llh "t. 840-'f
f 1)3 KEHT-KliUSEfc AXO UHS.
JTJOK , RENT Famished rrom f. r two men ,
_ C cue blocK from Postofflce. Address No.
1881. 20o sv3t
T710R RENT Furnished rooms with board.
JJ east side20th , bet. Chicago and Cass 82-18
I'K.VT Ilotisa in Shuli'a 2nd addition ,
FOR per month. W. SIMERAt. , roou. 6 ,
Cretehton Block. 895-tf
niOK KKNT A furnished , s/uth lent room.
I ? Inquire at No 1C12 r'arnham St. t-81-tf
JT10K. KENT Cottage , on 5th and Pine Sta ,
1" new house , eight rooma.on 23d ad Can Sta
Enquire J. f. Koe , ti. E. Cor. lith and f'arn-
ham. 636-tf
RENT 2 furnished rooms ovci Mer
chants Exchange , N. E. Cor. 16th and
Dodire Htrcets.
FOR SALE.
T OTS , FARJ1S , HOUSES AN D LANDS , lee
JLJ over BEMIS new column of bargains on Is
age
OR SALE A BARGAIN A bul dim ? wi'h
E a eon fixtures , furniture and stock , on 10th
St. , opposite the U. P deiwt , female-very ct.cap.
Or the fixture * , furniture and stock will be B ld
and building rented. Inquire of EL ) . K EIS3-
1IAN. 79-H
SALE Business house and grocery stuck ,
Restaurant attached. Addrra R. Chiffln ,
Aurora , Neb. 9-lra
OR f-ALE Two cloae carriages , at A. J.
Slmpsou'g. . 911-tt
r > EMIS OFFKHS A SPLENDID LIST O *
jj lUrealnx in Houses , Lot ? , Farms an
Lan'ls , in hn new column on 1st pege
f ,1 H1.LK CottonwcN/a luuiuer of all slze ? , t
" * Rf-D ON'n'S. Sixteenth-it. MB-t
MISCELLANEOUS-
T OJS.FARMS.HOUSESANDLANDS Look
1J over BEMIa' new column of bargains on 1st
DISEASES OF THE EYE ,
Bar and Throat.
DR. L. B. GKADDY
OCULIST , AURIST & LARYHCIST-
Offlco Over Kennam'a Drug Store ,
Corner of 14th and Doutrlas Sts.
noTl8-3m
TWO DOLLARS WILL SECURE
THE WEEKLY BEE
One For Year.
ONE MILLION ACRES
CHEAP LAND
3COV
EASTERN NEBRASKA ,
S2 TO $5 PER ACRE.
20,000 Acres
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
Counties in the State.
80,000 acres scattered
through Iowa.
A large number of Improved
Farms in Nebraska , many o
them near Omaha , $12 to $40
per acre.
An Immense List of
OMAHA
CITY PROPERTY ,
Consisting of Elegant Resi
dences from $3,000 to $20-
000. Many vacant lots in
the additions to Omaha.
Hundreds of lots scattered
through the City. 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 Dong-
las County , on 5 years time , at
10 percent , interest to all who
c n ehowgood titles. . .
Maps for SJon Ias and Sarpy
Counties Tor sa > c ,
4 beautiful lota truntlni ; south In Isaac ft
Selden'aado. for j ICO half cash.
House and lot'AM .uid Dmiio I 3000
House and lot near Br .wnell Hall 2,100
Two new houses and full lot , renta for
81:0 per'ear 4,000
New brick house , 21x25,1 } story , with 3
lots 2.000
Iloii'e andlot WeMtcrst 1.50O
Lsnrehou'eand corner lot 8,000
Large douse full lot , California st 4,000
Residence and 4 full lots.St. Mary's ave. . 5,600 ft
Hnuec and small lot , eouth of drpot 950 '
House and smill lot , sontn of dejwt , . . . 6C5
ResUcnce propcity , Kountz and Ruth's
add r,600
Fine residence property 10,000
House and lot , 22il and Harner. . . . . . . . . 1 riOO
Houi > e and lot , Nelson's addition 2,700
House and lot Shinn's addition 1GOO
Resilience and corner lot 3,0o5
Residence ( cash ) 7 , iOt/
ReiideJce. . . . 9OfiO
Residence i 'Tti
House and ono-half lot l.tjC
Three houjes and corner lot 7.FOO
Residence and corner lot 7jW )
lions ? and CO feet front , ICth strtet 3,700
Lar < o house and corner lot 0,500
Rotiilence and three lots , . 0,500
Two house and corner two-thirds of cor
ner lot . . . 1'fJO
IlouSdand sma'I lot. Caw street. . . . 2,100
Hansa and lot , 27th near Farnham l.OOT
Brick honscand corner lot 1.300
Small hou e and full lot , Cuminga 81. . ' . . 2 , 0
! ! use and lot. 23d street 5 X )
House and full lot , worth $4,000 for. , i F < < Q
Fine brick residence . , l.uOO'V
Brick resilience . . , 6,05fT-
House and corner lot . , 1.C50
New two-story house and corner lot. _ I 200
Residence and full lot , Farnhim s : . . . . l'f/0
Hncse and one acre , 18th street CJO
Hous and half lot , 18th street. . . . : ,2CO
Ilonso and lot , Shlnn'snddat'on 1,000
House and half lot , Cans strict . 1'DO
House and half lot , Casi Street. . . . . 1,450
Residence and wo Iota , Capitol Hill .7000
Elegant brick residence 2 full lots. . . . 15/00
Finest resilience In the city 16,0001
Rerilenco property 17fXXn
Itesiden e property * 17 510
Residence S.CTO
House and lot , Shinn'H addition. . . . . . I'Jfl (
'Jcnisoand -hipn'aaddition. . . . < . . . . 1.500
HiU"0 n < I ot , 2-th ind Farnham , . . . 1,400
llouse and lot.27th and Dou Iu..t. . . . $ : , ' :
Hou-e and full lot , Izard st . . . . . . 1,70
New house and IJ lot 2,200
Residence property 7 , , 00
Rei ence property , "er" fine . . . . . l . 'Sf i
llouieaml lot , Hurhitch's addition. } . . 1 rtft
Residence. FarnlMtn st 8,000
Honse snd Jlot 1 block from Court
House and 'ot 1 block from Court
HOII-W 4 2.2DO
Hoa-e and comer lot 2 blocks from L' urt
House 2,100
HOIMOand 1 t , NIrho'.i.sstreet. . . . . . 1,0/0
Houseanil 1 acreGie 8' ac'dition.- ( . . . ff )
House an.llot , llth ctreol . 900
Lar.elmlldingand six lots 1 nllocu 4.GOC
House and lot on Dn en port Str.'iO
Hnu-oanil J lot , near < J iDot. . . . . . . . . . 1,500
House ami J lot , n-ar o > pot . 9-0
Honse and l"t , South Avenu * . . . . 1,000
Hoti e and lot , Shinn'8 addition . . 1'fjO
Ren dence , Kountze ami Ruth's add . . 2COo
Residence property , Kounvze rd kali's
addition . . . 5,000
Rr ldence property , son > b wrt f town. . 2,4.0
House and J lot , Webster tt 2,700
Ho so and 5 acres at oarncks 700
Hoa e and lot , Armstr n 'sadilit'n . . . 1,000
Hou-e and lot , South H st 650
Hou- and Tot , Konntze and RuL'a
ditlon
Residence and } lot
HOUM and lot , ICth st 3. MO
Boggs & Hill ,
SEAL ESTATE BROKERS ,
1408 Fain. St. , Omaha , tfeb ,
