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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1881)
The Daily Bee. pgriday Morning , March 18.J Paterson sells coa1. redeiick , .Leading Hatter. mlltf Sea Polack's advertisement. Ifinnls Palmer -nisbt. . 40 X ) re idence lots. Bemis , agent 400 business lots. Gallon Eemis. VBemu' new map of Omaha , 25 cents. ' Bemi * ' real estate boom. First page. 250honses and lots. Bemis * ajency. Nice apples by the I > arre1 , at Buff- - - . -rFuW line of Perfumes and Toilet -arti- 2 $ ) farms and 9000 acresland. "Bemifl awut. J V Dent forget the North Star masquer- -3 ade/ Saturday night. Whipple , McMillan I& Co. , thefjewel * Jera. . Crttghlon Block. o26-tf There is no abatement of the big -water on the track of the U. P. Roehelle bor office open at 8:30 a. m , to-monowatEdhDlm & Eriukuon's. Full line cf artists' material- Chi cijo price * . Juhn's drug store , ml-lm ' ' ' annual d North Star's 9th masqner at Metz'a Hall Saturday , 19th. mt6-4 The lecture of Prof. Church befor the Unity Lyceum has been postponed. The Nihia.ts should get after Vennor who predict * a terrific storm within th . next four days , Hen. James E. Boyd absolutely de , clines the nomination for mayor on th democratic ticket. The Nebraska state teachers' associa tion will nuct in Omaha en the 28th , 29th and 30th of the present month. "Frederick" sells theclieaptethatsani caps , can-res the largest stock-at lowes prices. Hats from 81 up practical Hatter. Should the three B. & M. bridge across the PJatte between Omaha an Kearney go out , it-will leave that road am the TT. P. inab.d fix. Somc of the Chicago toads hare re fused to receive any more .freight in Chicago cage for western points , as t.e ! western roads arc in bad shape , many of-them lie ing blockaded bynow or water , and have now more freight on their tracks than they can for war ! . THE BEE lias to acknowledge a delight ful serenade given yesterday by the Iri-li-American band of Omaha. Thu or ganizatton , which has been lesi than a yea ; in training , play with the precision of old veteraneand are a credit to their nationality and our city. Come again , gentlemen. James G. Clark , the lyricpoet , compo ser and s-nger , i ftlU giving entiotain mentr iu tbe Missouri river states ant with constantly increa ing success He has recently sung ia Lincoln , Council BlufTi and other neighbbring ci ies , and the prei is unqualified in its praise. It is to be hoped the people of Omaha will have an opportunity of hearing hearing him again The Omaha Glee club , formerly th Garfieldcaud Arthur 7cluD. hava recently elected Miss Ad lie Kennedy puniste. Th membership incIuJea twenty-four of the Yf btat singers in Omaha , who practice regu larly at the Presb ) terian church. AVe understand that it ! i propo-ed in a short time to give public rehearsal The elopement of a youth of eighteen witb tiis sch nil teacher , a buxom maid of * * " * "lulrly or1 thirty or forty summers and who * wore eye-gl isses , is reported. Thef-iirone 'borrowedmoney-to get away on an3 went ' [ in debt for various sums wherever slie , could. She bad been giying the boy pri vatc le-sona ia ber room previously. H * - iWe are in possession of the details of t sensation connected with a ceitain medical establishment in this city , which are not of . 'a character to permit of publication even In * Tha Police Gazette and other sensational paper * . They are retched for by Mr. M. .Sluman , a travelling man for Kipper & Son , .the wool , hide and tallow merchant- , , Atchiton branch , who'came in Wednesday - , , 'fiaS. left on the B. & M. this morning. ' ' The Einsitiveness of a few who retired 'Irom.Tud oBick's art entertainment when be began to exhibit tbe gemof European a. "art galleries , in tbe way of statuary , Is only * " equalled by the modesty-of a party who dropped a line through the postoifice to Mr. floppe , jr. , requestuig him'ta "please take those virgins from his window or put some garments on them. " The steel eu * x * "gravlrigs referred to are copies of the. finest pictures extant. The funeral services ( f the late Her bert E. lVHtteTioni , . at SI Barnabas , Wednesday , were very- largely attend * * ded by the friends of the deceased , includ ing all hi * o'erksof the TT. P. auditor's of * ce , and many others of the headquarters. The floral tributes included a cross from Mrs. Gannett ; a cross from Mrs. Samuel Burns , of whose Sunday school class Bert was a member ; wreath bearing the word * 'Rest , " from Bert's as-ochtes in the and- ! - -tor's office , and fioral emblems from MM. * Savage , .Harry Reel and others. Tbe pall Vbe rersVereMe88rs.-P. M. Fogr , Frank /"Hill * , Bobert Armitage , Bert Kennedy , C W. Nason and T .m Boss. .Best taffys and c ramel-at Tizird'e. / , | MODERN SPIRITUALISM. The friends of progress in religion , spiritualists , and free thinkers gener ally , are cordially invited to attend the exercises on. the 33d anniversary of Modern Spiritualism , March 31st , 1881 , at Liberty Hall , on Bnrt street , west of Military hrldge , Omaha , Nebraska. The following ii the programme for the day : 10 a. m. Invocation , short add.-efi.ei -remimtsencei ; 2:80 p. m. Anniversary address by a Spirit- uilist ; 8 p. m Musical arid literary crcrc'tee- , followed by a "Social Hop" in the spicioas hall over the Institute , which will accommodate from two to three hundred people. i f J. 32D. SMITH , Manager. ml6-d&w-lw Priat Butter , 25c at BuffettV172t HOUSE WAKTED. j amall family would like to rent a h6use of 3 or 4 rooms , not.more than tea blocks from the B. & M. head quarters. Would take possession April lit. Address S. S. , BeifOffice. Vennor's Prediction , Mirrors at Hospe's. " One Dollar Frame * for 50 cjnts at Hospe'a. ; - ArtjSchoolat Hoepe's. , Shoes gilded atJIospe's. Two dollar chromes for one dollar at Hospe's , 'Certains ' aad Lambrequins at Hospe's. 'Sh'eet music at Hospe's. Pianos at Hospe'a. Organs at Hospe's. Steel Engravings at Hospe'e. Frames at Hoepe's. 15-tf THE WIDOW'S SON ; Sudden Death of Harold Dun- lap at the Bee Hive Studier The Coroner's Inquest and Ver dict of the Jury. A aad case waB heard at Coroner Ja cob's yesterday before a jury im- pannelled for the purpose and consistIng - . Ing of A. G. Charlton , C. S. Gocd. rich , C. H. Withnell , Wm. Neligh , J. 0. Dreiel and JL D. Hyde , Harold Dunlsp was the only son of a widowed mother , who removed with him and a younger sister to Nebraska sometime ago to make It their future home. They had lived in Indiana previously , where the family had Buf fered many vicissitudes throngh the short-comings of the father , and the widow centered her hopes for the fu ture on her boj who was just turning 14 years of age , iras bright , loving and indnstrious.devoted to his mother and greatly attached to his employers and fellow workmen. Until about four months sga he worked on hli uncle's farm near this city , and at that time was apprenticed to Mr. Daniel S. "Mitchell , to begin the photographer's art. At the Bee Hive studio te made himself generally useful , and made n pid progress in ab ility to help Mr. Mitchell in the var ious departments of bis business. When he first came to the Bae Hive he was iu rather poor health , but that improved gradually , and nntil a few days ago h believed to ba per fectly healthy , strong and vigorous , and with a long life of usefulness be fore him. Bacently he complained of headache , pains In his left leg and right arm , and a bad feeling generally. He thought he had rheumatism and kept at his work as usual , only with less vim than was customary. He took no medicine except a simple powder occasionally , and last night used some medicine by outward appli cation for the rheumatism. List evening he made one or two trips out in town , and during the evening worked a very little and played some with a boy who dropped in for a few momenU. Mr. Mitchell and his operatives worked until about 11 o'clock , when they left the studio , leaving Harold , who slept on a stretcher iu the oper ating room , alone. Mr. Mitchell was the last to leave him , and previous to aaying good night brought down f' r him some medicine , which he had up- stain. This was the last that was ever seen of Harold Duulap in this life. life.AR AR the whistle We ? thir morning at 7 o'clock the hired girl waa awakened by a noise down stairs , and supposing it was Harold building the fire paid no further attention to it , beyond the thought that he waa making m ro noise than usual. Mrs. Connell , Mr. Mithell's -later , was awakened about the same time , but did not know nntil later what was the cause. About half-past seven o'clock the employes brgira to arrive , Mr. O'Neill , the finisher , being the first. He tried the front door , and not finding it open went around to the back door. This .also was closed , and he shook the doors a little , which awoke Mr. Mitchell , who sleeps up stairs , and he came down and opened the front door for Mr. O'Neill. He noticed , as he did BO , that yoang Dnnlap was" lying alill , asleep as he supposed , and that his cot 'bad fallen down and a chair had been kicked over against the back door. There were other signs of confusion , which' were afterwards explained. After admitting Mr. O'Neill he went up to the sleeping boy and shook him gently. The lad was eo limp that it startled him , and he told O'Neill to come and see what was the matter. The latter turned the boy's face around ; he was lying on his face , his hands beneath him , aud fouud that he was dead. Mr. Mitchell immediately went to Mr. T. C. Brunner's store and tele phoned Coroner Jacobat the same time calling Dr. fc'cherer , who lives next door and the latter arriving first , found life entirely extinct. The re mains were removed to the under taker's and the mother notified of her terrible misfortune , "which nearly broke her heart. The testimony of Mr. D. S. Mitchell , Dr. F. Scherer , P. F. Davenport , Jennie Sampson and J. K. O'Neil , was taken and did not differ materially from the facts stated above. It seems that he must have risen , feeling the fatal moment at hand and endeavored to reach the stairway to call Mr. Mitchell. Being unable to do this he returned and threw himself , or fell , face downward across the cot , -which rested on a chair atone cnd'aud a box at the other , knocking both chair and box over. He also in the course of his death struggle threw over one of the backgrounds , knocked two or three pictures off of a hlch shelf aud caused several other mishaps. This was , doubtless , the noisa which awoke Mrs. Oonnelland the girand ) was less than an hour before his body was discover ed. A large dog slept in the same rooHi , and apparently was not dis turb'ed , at least he made no noise about it. Dr. Sober or give it as his opinion that the sudden death was caused by rheumatism of the heart and it was not deemed advisable * to hold a prs mortem. The jury found a verdict in accor dance with the facts. Meals at all hours , at lizard's. PARTNER"WANTED. . In general hardware business. Half Interest will be aold to a good man lot about $1,600. .Address A. H. Lovejoy & Co. , Norfolk , Nebraska. mj.5.3 ; $ AN ADVERTISEMENT ABOUT JEWZLBT. You can buy anything in Jewelry line at the well known house of Whip- pie , McMillen. & Co. , Fiftoennth and Donglaj street. A full stock always on hand. Late styles and prices that are atcat ; doicn. 15 3t Bo-nan's Home for the Horse , j There are no better stables in all the country west of Chicago than those of Omaha , and our horses are something to be proud of. Extensive alterations and improvements , and large addi tions to his fine stock of horses and carriages have recently been made by ME. GEOEOE HOXIAN , Su , and hence your reporter's pencil found an op portunity to get down a few jottings "forninst" the subject of HOMAM'S STABLES. An epidemic for horse pal aces seized our livery men some time ago , and a glorious good thing it was for Omaha. It put a hoist of several notches into the tails of some of the gallauc equiues that board at these hotels de horse. Mr. Homan didn't catch it , however , but concluded that his funds at the bank would do more good if put into carriages , hones , etc. , and his stable , with its 193 feet in depth , aud its numerous unexcelled conveniences , would < ? o first rate for a good many years yet , ao he let her stand , and simply-pro ceeded to acd ten magnificent box stalls , a row of 4x2 glass ventilating windows in tha roof , and restalling the whole barn. He hirsd a man for professional rubber , who can give a horse the Swedish movement cure < | on a Turkish bath according to the ! i most approved methods. Here are ' some of the fast nags : llockaey is here and Fred. Then Wm. Hughes Broncho Jim , record 2:32 ; Denni Cunningham's Wild Irishman and Sky Scraper ; Gen. Manderson's verj fine thoroughbred mare ; Fred Lowe's sorrel mare , and a score of other nag more or less noted , including Lyons champion show-bill distributor known as "the thoroughbred coal-black Ara bian stallion , " imported from Sarpy county. Henry Homan , a thorough horse man who has charge of the entire es tablishment and who is always on ham day and night , escorted ui through the barn and "horse-talk" gave us - at follows : This barn has the best ven tilation , light and water facilities tha man can devise. It has 100 sUlls ; its water is pumped right into the stable by a wind-mill. We have en route two very fine satin-lined landeaui , orderec without regard to cost , with a view to furnishing Omaha with carriages that will Equal those to ba found any * where. There ara two of the fines' ' ' saddle horses that ever stepped. J refused $250 for that one the other day. We have Bought this stock with out regard to price. There is t team that sold for $500. There are no belter single drivers than those we hitch up. There is the finest bane wagon iu Nebraska. How's that foi harness ! All kept , you see , behind glass , and you can see your face in the gold and silver mountings. Our child's hearse is the best in the city. This stable holds 100 head of horses ; so you see if its style is not Roman doric it etlll lays over the deck for capacity. Come up stairs and see our buggies ; a better era a larger variety can't be hunted up in this or any other burg hereabouts , and there are a lot oKswell body sleighs that catch the boys when the snow is on , and don't you forget it. Always fresh peanuts , at Tizard's. "Our Boarding School" Boarding schools have long had the reputation of being institutions where the monotony of hard study in the pursuit of knowledge was varied by a little fun and frolic , and the one pictured to us laat night by Minnie Palmer and her excellent company proved no exception to the rule. It was fuu all tha way through , as the cheers and laughter of the audience fully showed. The house was a large one , and it is safe to say that not one of the number left without having added a pound or two of fat to his person ' s a tribute to the laugh provoking power of the piece. Mies Palmer .is a very , , charming little actress , who plays her part with a dash and sparkle that capture the house at once. She baa , also a sweet , well trained voice , which she u-.os with great effect , and these qualities , aided to a more than ordin arily handsome face and graceful fig ure , make her a prime favorite where- over she goes. The other members of the company played their parts in a satisfactory manner. Several local hits were introduced , which invariably brought down the house. To-night the Bame troupe play again , and will introduce new local hits. They de- it. Magpie Mitchell. A dispatch received by Mansger Halber ) , of the Academy of Music , this afternoon , brings the welcome intelligence that Maggie Mitchell is to-day at Council Bluffs and will play at Omaha to-morrow night , as billed. The sile of reserved seats is literally unprecedented , even tho'most eligible seats In the gallery being sold to some of the best people in our city , who ' were a little late getting around. Maggie is atiil 'without a rival In the p affections of tha people. t ; District Court Proceedings. ; Lowe vs. Omaha ; decree. Ryan vs. Ryan ; decree of divorce. North vs. Peabody ; jurors with drawn and cause continued. Reid vs. Rane ; judgment for plain tiff for § 141. Nelson vs. Johnson ; judgment for plaintiff for $102.03. Post vs. 0. & N. W. R. R. Co. ; verdict for plaintiff for § 450. Kearney vs. Gather ; verdict for de fendant. Brighton National bank vs. Pad ' dock ; judgment for plaintiff for SG21 85 and attorney fee SG2.18. Sjlvanet al. vs. O'Herne et aL ; ' dismissed. Whitney et al. vs. Lang ; leave to answer ( ustanter. State Central bank of Nebraska vs. : Myers etal. ; verdict for plaintiff for ? 1,807 95. Dalpelzer et al vs. Oohauskey et al. j o decree. Po.lce Court. | In the police court yeiterday John E. McCann , was arraigned for , appropriating money found by him-on o the streets , and was held for examin * H itlon. He ia claimed to be amen able for grand larceny. A suspicions ic jharacter who tried to dispose of lome silrer spoons at A. B. Hubcr- nann's was fined $4 and costs , which refused to pay , although he had $130 in cash on his person. It is a laid that ha will probably be wanted n Council BuQ ! . A FULL LINE if staple and fancy groceries , fresh 3BG3 , choice BTJTTER , select PO TATOES , etc. , etc. , at WHIIAM GEHTLESIAH'S , 17-it Sixteenth apd Gass sts , THE SLOOUMB BILL. Steps Taken by the Mer chants and Manufacturers Union to Test its Con stitutionality. 'Addresses at the Meeting Wednesday -Night. In pursuance of the call for a mass meeting of citizens at Brandt's Turner hkll Wedneiday a large audience of citizens a-sembled to listen to some speeches on the eubject of the action to be taken at the forthcoming city election by the Merchants' and Manu facturers' association and their friends. Homer Stall. Eiq. , orestded , and Carl Grandpre , of Tha Post , acted as sec retary. The first address of the evening was delivered by 0. A. Baldwin , Esq. , who cautioned the opponents of the Slo- cnmb bill to be temperate in all they should say and do during the next three weeks. He believed that never In the history of the city * of Omaha had so much been ai stake as now. The blow which was struck at our merchants and mannfac- turers was bound to be felt by every farmer throughout the state , and the steps taken in the matter should all bo coolly , calmly and dispassionately considered. He would not ad vocate tLo slightest infraction of vhe law but if unwise , impolitic and un constitutional laws were passed the pepple had a remedy in a resort to the courts. He then explained the organization under whose auspices the meeting was held , eulogizing the char acter of the men who composed it , and said that the very preamble adopted expressed opposition to the use of alcoholic drinks , and a resolu tion aubsequently adopted de nounced thn sala of liquors to minors and to habitual drunkards. Only those in harmony with these views could act with the society. A. resolution had also been adopted offering the sovereignty of the people and their power to control aud direct legislation. Ho expressed a belief that if the temperance men and the liberals could come together and calaily consider the matter in controversy there would be no differ * ences between them. A committee of safety had been appointed to take the necessary steps to test the con stitutionality of the Slocumb bill. The object of this meeting was to co operate with them in tbeir efforts. He thought it should not be made a political question , further than th&t it should be seen to that the officers of * the city from the mayor doxn , wore men who would carry out the wishes of the people , The tenor of the argn * ment on this point was that the same rule now applied to violations of the laws against gaming , etc. , viz : one arrest only within a stated period , the time occupied in testing the law , should be recognized by the police judge , and the parties should then bo permitted to go on selling without a new arrest nntil the disputed question was settled. Col. Mye was next called on and premised that the subject of the meet ing was "to protest against the tyran nical Slocumb bill. * " He then proceeded - ceeded to relate the manner in which that bill was pjsaed. He declared that not only was all debate cut ofT , but that all amendments were refused , one of which was to provide for the tranefer of unexpired licenses in case ot the death of the party taking out such license , In order not to deprive the estate of the party holding the li cense and causing them to suffer an unjust lots. He said the refusal to do this was a heartless Invasion of the precincts of citizens , of the rights of men aud was unconstitutional. If the bill was unconstitutional in one respect , It was BO In all. Free speech was , he said , suppressed in the senate , an act ol tyranny never before wit nessed in this land. A combination of men elected to cirry the bill through without consideration or imendment , had trampled upon the freedom of debate , and there was but one remedy left , an appeal to the pee ple. . The apeaker here lost the thread of tils argument and made some very wild assertions. He declared the love of liquor to be the result nf the early teachings and principles of Christianity and drew a graphic picture of the auf lering of the children of Israel for forty years in the desert when all they , could get was water procured from a rock by Moses * magic wand , and their subsequent relief when/'tho new Savior" turned that water into wine at the marriage foast. He dechred that if Kniser Wilhelm ihould take beer away from his subjects he would not jive a pinch of snuff for his throne. 3e wanted the liberals te organiza the same as the temperance people , bring their wives and daughters to the meetings and sirg "Glory Hallelujih" as well as their opponents. Colonel Smythe was loudly called 'or and appeared amid great ap plause. He tsok the ground hat tha restrictions placed on the dealers were unconstitutional and he Slcumb law worse than the old L Massachusetts witchcraft law. Ha urged the people lo be careful in their lelection of officers and get men who iad a will of their own and would not 30 controlled by every passing wind hat strikes them. He was with them leart , body and soul in their work. I. S. Hascs.ll followed Col. Smythe md asserted that the law WAS a raud on 'Lits face. Ha dis- jussed at some length the constitutional epect of the bill , and Denounced the provision giving one- 'ourth the fine to spies and informers , Che law not only provided for the for ellure rf a license but permitted any 'anatic to come in and rob the bonds- nen of their $ -5,000. He was with ho people in the effort to rid them- lelves cf obnoxious laws , and if it ouldn't bo done one way , it could mother. An executive committee , consisting f three from each ward , was then ap < jointed and the meeting adjourned. PERSONAL , PAKAUKAPHS . 0. P. McCarty , * of the U. P. , has gone Chicago , Hon.'Porter Warner , of the Dakota lousa of Burgesses , is in the city. Alfred Barley returned from New Mex . , where he has been since June last. H. Clarkson , of Topek , Kan. , special gent of the London Assurance Corpora , ton , of London , is in the city. C. B. Griffith , a druggist of India napof , is in the city in search of a location le will probably open a business house iere. FOR SALE. A first-class piano ? entirely now , at bargain for cish , or on easy pny- lents. lents.EDHOLM EDHOLM & ERICKSON , fifteenth street , opposite the post- office. BRIM THEM ALL. We Mean Your Sisters , Your Cousins and Your Aunts , And Let Them be Owners of the Finest Land in the Freest Country on the Globe. THE BEE takes pleasure in bring ing before its numerous Irish readers and friends the following communica tion containing a suggestion which If acted upon as it doubtless will be can not but result in great good : Charles Collins , formally a citizen of Omaha , where he was engaged in the newspaper business , has lived in Sioux City for the past ten yean , and is well known throughout Nebraska , Iowa and Dakota. It will be remem bered that he was the first man who took an expedition into the Black Hills , and on bis return spread tha news abroad , which resulted In the great stampede for that region a few years ago. He was returning on his second trip when his wagon train , which contained a complete printing office in addition to a large stock of merchandise , tras overtaken by United States troops and burned , under orders from the goyernment. Hts his tory hae been one of bright and prom ising dreams eah in turn dispelled by some sudden misfortune coming just on the eve of success. Ho leaves in n few days for Ireland with the intention of laying before his countrymen the many advantages 'of northern Nebraska and southern Da kota , and has addressed the following letter to his old friend , J. F McCart ney , from whom we have received a copy : Sieux CITY , Iowa , March 18,1881. DKAR Sin. I expect to leave here in a few days to present to the people of Ireland the inducements which the west offers for securing cheap farms and homes by the agricultural classes of the Irish people. Should any of your acquaintances in Omaha have friends or relations who contemplate leaving the "old land" for the new , please say to them that if they will write to ouch friends to call on or see me , I will famish them with any in formation they may desire without cost , by addressing me for the next three months , care of U. 3. Consul , Belfast , Ireland. I've consummated arrangements for very low rates of fare between Ireland aud all parts of the west. Fraternally. CHARLES COLLINS. ACADEMY OF MUSIC ! t JOHN S. H ALBERT , - Lessee and Manager. Monday & Tuesday Evenings , March 21th and 22d. The Beautiful Talented and Tragedienne , ROSHELLE. Pronounced by all who have seen her the com ing : Queen ol the American tragic state. Sap- ported by the nell koown actor , H. W , Mitchell , And a First-Clasa Company will open with the classic Drama of X > aSTDE3 . To be followed by one of the bcjt SeUctions from ber extensive repertoire. Prices as usual. Rescued scats at Edholm i Erick son's after Friday morning at 8:30.ml63t ml63t PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS PORTATION. HDQDRS DIPT. OFTIIEPLATIK \ CUI-F QDAVTERSIASTER'S OFFICE , } FO.T OMAHA , J.KB. , March IB , ISsO ) Sealed proposals , in triplicate , subject to the usual conditions , will be rcceUed at this office until 12 o'clock , noon , on Thursdiy , Apnl Slst , 1881 , or at the sime ho ir ( allowing for the nif- fe.ance in time ) , at th * . officosof the Depot Quartermasters at Cheyenne aud Ofa'deu , at which places and lima thet will bo opened In the presence < f bi Jdera , for the transportation of Military Suppliej on the following described routss in the Department of the P.atto , during the fis-al > ear commcncim : July 1 , 18S1 , and ending Juno 30th , 1SS2. From Neliglt , Nebraska , or western terminus Sjour CityaudFacifbR.B- Fort NIobrara , Neb. Neb.Front Front Sidney , Nebraska , to Fort Robinson , Neb. Neb.From From Cheyenne Depot , Wyoming , Ty. , to Forts Liramle , Fct'crman , and McKinner WyomlnsrTv. From Kock Creek Station , U P. R.'H , to Forta fettermin and McKiuney , Wvomine'Ter- ritury. . Fro n Fort Fred. Sttc'c , Wyomiur Tto Fori W.abakie , Wj ommg Ty. From Ml ford , or Utah , Southern terminus of the Utah Southern Kailrood ExtciiEion to Tort Cnnuron , Utah. Prop.sa's for tr n portallon on any or all of the abo\o named routes wilt be received. " The Kovemmtnt has ths nsht to reject any or all propotaia. Each proiXMul must be in triplicate , separate forea.b rou e , ard accompanied bj a boud iu the sum of Cvehu dred dollars , (3SOO ( , ) executed strictly ! n accordance with the printed instruc tions , an J upon ths b'ank form lurnished umler this advertisement , guaranteeine 'hat ' the party awing the proposal -halt not withdraw the same wiihin tiny ilarB from the date -mounted for ojicuingthocc ; and that ifeaid proposal isac- cepttd anl a contract for the * e-vivo bid for , awarded theieundcr , he will , nithia tm oays after being notiBo l or the award ( provided such notificaion bo made witht- < the sixty daj s abuvo mentiotod , ) accept the tame and furni-h rood and sufficient security , at enc , for the faithful perfoimancc of the contract lUitd prOKsah , form of contract , and pr tied circulars stating tha cstimace J quanti ties of supples to bo transported , and giving ! ' lull in'ormatiou as to the manmr of bidJing , canditijtt , to ba obxrvod by biddeta , and tsrms of coitwct and payment , will be furnished on ipp ication to this office , or to the offices ol the Depot Qaaitcrmasters at Clwcnne and : O deu. KiiTcIopO ) c ntiiulng praposala should bo cn rl > eJ ; "Propols la transportation from M. I. t.UDINGTOtf , ; iut ChielQimtermester . ' Via CAXP , M. D. K. L. Siootss , M. D. NEB.RASKA MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE , PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Now open for the reception of pa tents for tha r.KE4TMRNT OF ALL CHR'JNIO AND SUBGI 3AL DISEASES. DBS. VAN GAMP & SIGGIXS , Physicians & Surgeons , Proprietors. .ODD EllOWS BLOCK. CORNER I4TH 30DCE 5 TS. . OMAHA. HEB- _ _ RIIEU3IATIC CURE Warranted a Safe , Certain and Speedy Cure for Iheumatbmln nil i'S forms , Nenn'gi * , Lame in 5-ict , Pain in the Breast anl Side , tain In the itcmach and KiJnejs , &c le Is an Internal emedy , a Tonic and Elood Purifier , and while it euovea tte Discos : it improves the general lealth. SMITH , BUCK & CO. : PROPRIETORS , PLATTSMSUIH. NEBRASKA- C. F.'Oooimin , grneral.tent Omaha , Keb EWO DOLLARS WILL SECURE THE WEEKLY BEE For One ! SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE Advertisement ; To Loan , For Sale , Lost Found , Wantr , Boardicg- , * & , will be in- uried In theje co'umhs once for TEN CENTS per line ; each subsequent Insertion , FIVE CEt TS per line The first Insertion never less than TWENTY-FINE CENTS. TO OO A AHA TO LOAN At8p r cent In- f OU.UUU tenst , in tuas of 92500 and upwards , for 3 tu 5 years , on flrst-c aji citj nd faim property. Emis'IUAL EsTiTS accl LOAM AQS CT , 15th nd Douglas tt ° . OJTBY ZO XrOAX-Okll at Law Offlo * P. L. gHOHAB.Room8.0relghU > n Eloct' ONF.Y TO LOAH 1109 F&mham street. M1 Dr. Kdwardfl Loan Acencr. nov-JJ-tf HUP A House of 7 or S rooms , not to WANTED 8 or 13 blocks from postcfflce , most be well located. L. II. Langworthy , of Do'an 4 Laiiifno thy. 430-22 A Cheap Phaeton biy < y. Address "B. " post- A offlca. 41M7 / 1IRL WANTED -For general touseirorlr. \JT 1 hosa havirfr Jiood references can app'y S. E. corner 21 stand Burt street ( brick house. ) 42S-18 TTTANTEU A buyer for a pajiug grocary YV lusmesi. | 4.53a 1'1 ' buy f tore bu'ldin/ ' 2-U58 lot on main s re t , so. , d > lock and dolire/y wiKonnnJ hotoe , in SidLoy , Neb A gotdchaoce for the riirhtmaa. Address A. Iiewman. iid- ney , Keb. 429-21 "IT ! 7 ANTED The Troy Laundry is now pre- YY pared to turn out the best of work f jr g nts and Udiss. 420-lj - to do house wcrlc , 1320 WANTED-Girl xaraham street. 41M7 A carpenter wants nfitcatlonto WANTED , railroad work prefered , eight years expoiieuce , cm eke good refeiance. Ad- dres < A. V. , Bteofflco. 419-17 \T7"ANr DA compttec t girl , rnustb- cod YY cook , wa l er and iroiur. East slJa 2Cth bet. Cn'cagoacdGiES ' 40-19 ! Two more benders at 313 North WANTED 17th street.bctwetn Uavtnpott and Chi * cage , cast side 337-tf WOMAN Wacts situation ai house-keeper. A CallKo. 1215 Uora street , beta eon 12ih and ISth. 3 5 24 WANIED A girl for general housework. Must bo RO < > d cook. OioJ waea ; to com- pete/it girl. Mrs. M. Rogers , corner 19th and Leivenwoi th streets. 371tf Woman ceok at the Omiha WANTED . 377-tl WANIED To rent , for a term of years , the third story of some oriek bulldlotr ( "oon to be erected ) , situated on the co-mr of the street In the business center rf Omiha. Call or address Geo. R Kathbun , Principal Great West ern Business College. 370-tf \TTA-iT D An erperienced butcher wants T V to st.rt a meat naikcti n some small west em town , where there is none , or where one Is needai ; would take a reliable partner. Addrcia K. K. Webb , Jackson , Dakota Co. Neb. 00-U TANTEO A goot house-keeper , 1109 Farn W 1 ham street , up tUirs. 32-tf FOR RENT-HOUSES AND LAUD , TTOOSES AND LAND Bemis rents houses , I l i.ores , bo.els , farms , Iota , l nds , offlo. , roometc. . Seolstp'ge. TJ10R UKNT The three storybrick "Europain JD Hotel , " on corner of 15th and Karnham fctreet. The whole or part. I'nquiro at Dai is & Snyder or Barker Droj , Gas office. 410-13 OR RENT Two Urge very pleasant rooms , JD furnished or u jfurnlehch , N. . corner Uth and Burt. 423-13 "OOR RENT Furnishedcottape,619north 17th JD St. , between Hebstcracd California. Apply on premises. 418-17 WANTFD A girl who is r. flrst-clas-cook , and can go good references , ( none other need apply ) can get R0d pay , by applying at No. COlcDi UtA and I allferuia street * . 419-17 mo REST Front cfflce , 317 S. Uth 'treat , J _ be'.wtcn Farnham and Hirniy , cist side. H. W. Crcmer. 420-.f FOR RENT An e cgunt fumirted front ro m with or without Coird , to two gentlemen. Enquire 1619 Dodge street. 423-tf POIl RENT A store corner Loivonworth an I 10th B'S. AUoOmocking birdsinrers for sal ? . Enquire at rctcraon , 80110th St. 397-tf TJ10R REOT Forty acres improved , farm SJ JD S. W. cf Omaha. Enquire of A. Fudayson , 22nd and Hamry Stg. 396-tf F OK KKNT A furnished , south rent room. Inquire at No. 1612 farnliam St. fSl-tf FOR RKNT 2 furnished rooms over Her- chants Exchange , N. E. Cor. 16th and Dodge streets. 283-tf FOH SALE. BEMIS Se la houses , loU , fur mi , lands , fee letpige. FOR SALK A Hue safe family horse , also a f tcsh milk cow aud a nearly new tip buj-y. L. F. Maginn , No. S , Cruijrhtou Block , Omaha Neb. 421-19 170R SALK A good gentle horse , cneap. 2S11 J Dodge St. OgU. B. LAKE. 403-19 T7IOR SALE Good dwelling home , 3 rooms JC asd kitchen , coed barn > nd outhouses. In- qu're at Bi nson & Johnson's lee afflce. 393-tf B ! F.MIS' REAL E3TATK IXCHANOE.- > 1st page- F [ RENT 3 room' . Enquire 1420 Dourias , It Street. 33t-tf I710R SALE Ten (10) ( ) residence lots on upper L' Farnham street. John L. M Cafrue , op , > . F OR HALE Maps of Douglis and Sarpy ( counties. A. RO EWATER , 1B20 Karn ham Street. 320-tf EOR \LE-Seren ( rood business lots on Farnham street , JOHN L. McCAGLE , fatf Opposite Postofflce. ECU "SALE Lease and furniture of a first , i class hotel In a town of 1300 Inhabitants , in Stats of MobrasVa. Has 24 reds , the travelllmr moil's resort. Inquire at Bee office 213-tf T > Ellis' NEW CITY M APS , 25c S-e 1st paee , ' "T'OKSALE A BARGAIN A bulldrnjr with X ! saloon fixtures , furniture and stock , on 10th St. , opposite the U.P. depot , for sale very cheap. Or the fixture ! , furniture and stock will bo sold and building rented. Inquire of EV. KREIS8- MAN. 79.tf B EUIS , ' Rf AL ESTATE BOOM. See let page. VJ VJre R10R SALlJ tire close carrtaares , at A. J. rep ' p Slmreon's. 011-tf MISCELLANEOUS- ' LOST Brown and white tpotlcd pointer d g , ti\ short nose , end ol tali off Suitable re gard will b < give i by retumtnz to Mix Mere' . tiF 425-19 ' OARPST wealing done to onltr in ths bett F pos ib'e ' nianurr by Uisj Hainan Olestn , m 30 Jones itctt betweat 13th Jtil lith streets 426-17 BEMIS Has rattl n ? Ion. ; lists of houses , lots , ' lands and farms fur cale. Call and get F hem. sol > piRVIN LAWREXCElus opened a carpenter ( J thoi > oninh , neir L"od'e St. , former.y I. solFI lefrg'B old stand , where ho U prepared to atteivi FIde ; o all work iatrusteil to him either in cr out of ( .mi. Mill nork , mode1 ! and pattern * . Re- de puringof all kinds will retire frompt atten pi ! tion. * 3:3-17 ' rnEAMS CAN BE GOT At John Birrs stable JL for all kinds of work , at reasonable ( Inures lat i.ar corner 13th and Leaven worth St. 378-tf Til TilId Id car Fn pn op. . op.Fl FlCO CO COFl Fl hoi con F.'u hoi the 1 eve lei ! ; 34Fl Fl ant L-i ' ( 'JI iar ant tin d ! POWDER Absolutely Pure. K \ I'adc from Oripa Cream TaiUr N'o , ( her KE TCP r.ticn miV < 5 tuch ! ihfl.n h.t h-eads , rluxnii uspi try. Can bo tated b , D-fep- E ica without/'ircl theilli rc-altlnj iroraheavy idlgsstible fatd. So'd oily In cmby all sail , Iroc-n. ROTJU , BAR so PowDna , sailF w Vorf. ! F J. H. FLIEGEL. F ( Successor to J.'H. THIELE , AERCIIANT TAILORS , F I pro' N { > . 120 Dquglaa Street , . ! p OIVTATTA czx . - - - ' - * - ' - CHEAP LAND For Sale. 1,000,000 Acres op THE FINEST LAND IN EASTERN NEBRASKA. Selected in an early day not Ba'lroad land , bat land owned by non-residents , who ara "tired paying taxes , and are offering their lands at the low price of $6 $8 , and $10 per acre , on long time and easy terms , We also offer for sale Improved Farms . IN Douglas , Sarpy , and Wash ington Counties. Also , an Immense List of Omaha City Real Estate , Including Elegant Residences , Basi nets and Residence LotsChoap Houses and Lots , and a large number of Lois in most of the Additions to Omaha. Also , Small Tracts of 5 , 10 and 20 acres in and near the city. We have good opportunities for making Loans , and in all cases personally examine titles and taka every precaution to in sure safety of money so invested. Balow we offer a small list of Special Bargains. Boggs & Hill , REAL ESTATE BROKERS , 1408 Moith Side of Faro. St. , Opp , Grand Central Hotel , Omaha , CflD CAI C Eest located residence Jot In rUn OHLC the city , 21st hd Doc'efl Sts. ' BOGQS & HILL. C A I C A very nlsa 5 room cottaze , OMLC leased ground rents for * 20 peru-cntti. BOGQ3 &IIILL. CAI C Kewhoniaof 5 room with OHLC half lot , near BrowneU'sIIall. eo"pea3.ntlocatlon.gll00.00. ! BOG OS & SILL. CflD CAI C New home of 4 rooms with rUll OHLC full lot , Ch > nd Farnlum. Only | 2CK > , required down. Price $1100. BOGUS & HILL. FflD CAI C New honsa with half city lot. TUn OMLC near High School , 6 rooms , lar e bay WIIK'OW , hijfh door * and ceiling. E-crjthug ! perfect , U 0. BOOOS i HILL. CflD CAI C Corner ol two choice lota In run W/iUU Shim's addition , request c to at once submit best cab offer. BOGGS & HILL. COD CAI C A 8 ° d and desirable resi- rUn OflLE. donee property , $1000. BOGUS i HILL. A FINE BtSIDENCK Not in the nwket. jfi Owner will sill for 650(1. ( 650(1.BOGGS BOGGS & HILL. COD CAI C 4ifOodlote , Ehinn's 3d ad- rUtl OMLC dhlon$15Ueaib. BOGUS i IIILL. COD CAI C Anew IJ-gtory brick bouso rUn OMLC with 2 lou , on corner 29th , 3UOO. BCGG8 & HILL. COD CAI C A % etv fine residence lot , rUn OMLC lo some party drtitintr to build a fine house , SKCO. BOGOS 4 HILL. CAI C About HJO lots In Kounlzefc OMLC Ruth's addition , just south fat. Miry a avtmua , $450to $ JH > . Ihe-clot-are lear business , barrouiitleJ by fine improvements iud are 40 per cent cheaper than an , other ioU.n ia market , gave money by buylnj tbo.o lots. EOUWS & IIILL , Cnp CAI C M Iot ' scltaHo 'or fine rUn OMLC residence , on Paik- Wild are- lue , 3 blocks 3. E. of depot , all covered with luo large trees. Piice extremely low. § 600 to (700. BOGGS & HILL. CflD CAI C Somc very ehaip lots in rlln OMLC Lake's addition. BOQGS & HILL. IflD CAI C Cbeip corner lot , corner Un OMLC Doujlas and Jefferson Sts BOQQ3 i UILL. CAI P 9Hot * on 21th , 27th , 2Sth , OMLC 23ih aid 20th Ss. ( , between 'arnham. IJoaglas and the rropoeed eitensiou f Dodje ttreet. Prlcr - range from $200 to SI 00. fo bae concluded to git e men of 8in.Il mtun , ne more chinca to secure a home and will uild boasts on thejelnU on small piymenti , ad will -ell lota on moat jjy piy mentj. CAI C 1 0 acre ? , 9 miles from city ; OMLC about 30 acres very c.iolce jlley , wltli ruuuin ; water ; balance -Kcmly oliliif.pralrlr , on y 3 milCB from railroad $10 eracre. 'flR Q Al C 4i ° acre3 Jn ono tract-12 tin OrlUb miles from city , 40 R : S col- vat cd , Living spring of walor , loaie nice val- iya. ' ! he lanuis all tVst-cla-s ii h prairie , rico ? 13 rer acie. BOOOS & HILL. 'nO CAI IBOacrtsJmib east of Elk- Un wrlUU horn Sation on railroad , ujning water , 10 acrea Cilttvated. COGG3AI1ILL. 'flD Q Al C ICO acres H miles north of ( Jit OHLC KJkhorn Station , must bo Id for what it will bring. liOGUS & IIILL. OR8ALE SO acres next south nf Dins- aiMble tract , runs d.wnou to valley o ! P p- IIIon.8.0. BCOGS&HILL. 'flD CAI C 7.0acrcjlnonctociy,7Snllcs Un OnLU west of Fremont , U all level nd.producn7hc-.Tv growth of gnu , la hlth illey , rich soil and j miles from railroad and Jo tratk , in good sctt'tmoat and no belter Und n be founa. BOOOS& HILL. TIR QAi C A highly ImproTcd farm ol Un CnLC 840 lu-rco , 3 miles from city , no imnrovcii cnta tliln land on , owner not a actlcal farmer , determine I to tell. A good tnlng for tome man with mtans. 1300U8 & UILL. flfj CAI C ICO acres In-co. I , tonn 19 , Un Onl.1. Hnge 11. Mii't bo sold this tn- B0003 & HILL. flD Qfll f 2COOacres of land near Mil- UII unt.1. lard Station , 3aOO near Klk- rn , 83 tu $10 ; 4000 acrein north turt cf nniy , $ f to ? 0 ; 3003 acre. 2 to 8 mllr. from urence S3 tojlo ; tXOO acres eit of the Elk- rn , $4ti > $ K ; 10,000 acrej scattered throuzh county. SO to $10. * rhe above lands lie near and adjoin neirlr try fa-ra inlre couaty , and cn mostly bo d on small cash pajmcut , * ith balanca in 1-2. land 5cars tjno. rts'd-nce prop- . trtles nevar l > efore tffired nptkuowo inthe market s beini ? for.ale , 'caltons will only I e modr knovn to purcliasen I-an bu-I.cis. " BOGGS ii HILL. MPItOVED FARMS-We tare for sile many imprjvad farraj around Omaha , anl In all rts ol Con-las , Sarpy and Washington conn- s. Alia Fa-mi In Iowa. For de.-c.lption prices Cili on ui. BOQCS & HILL. rv B08INESSLOT3 FORSALE-OnFambam \J and Douglas streets from I30CO to $3 ; < X . 0003 & HILL , 101 SALE 8 btulntsi lots next' we t o * ifaaon'o Temple price mdtanc-dcf $ ' 000 h- BOQQS & B1LLV 10R SALE 3 bagmen lot a welt ( f Odd Fel. lows block , ( each. BOG03&HILL OR SALE 2 buskers lots sonth ilda Douz- U-st.bneenl2th and ISth. $3500 each. BOUOS&HILL. ° B 'ALE 160 tpti. twrcTtd * Uh y ttaberLlring . . water _ _ _ , surrounded _ . * _ . bv cabmH nnl- > li ' , only urea miles from clir. Chap- ndonhand. BOGKJ3 &BILL. o Arsons ronternpla.tin ? bnyinz limnlii no * tail imioe our list ot lanilj , BOOO3 & BILL. Omahan/uv Collins , A. POLAGK.Collins Cheyenne , . . Colorado. Spring and Summer CLOTHING ! LATE AND NOBBY STYLES Men , Boys and Children. Clothing Made to Order in the Latest Styles. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Prices to Suit All. 1822 Farnham Street , near Fonrteentli. AGENTS FOR DEVLIN & CO. , BOSTONCLOTHIN CLOTHIN CLOTHINiOUSE , FARMIAM STREET. J. A. W A K E F I E L D. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER 1ST LUMBER , LATH , SHINGLES , Pickets , Sash , Doors , Blinds , Mouldings , Lime , Cement , Plaster , &c , STATE AGENT FOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO. , Near Union Pacific Depot. ' OMAHA , HEB , W . F. STOETZEL , Dealer in Hardware , COOKING STOVES and Tinware. Stove Repairer , Job Woricer and Manufacturer of a Kinds of Cans. . Tenth and Jackson Streets. MAX MEYER & CO. , GUNS , AMMUNITION , SPORTING GOODS Fishing Tackle , Base Balls aud a full line of ItTOTIOJSTS .3iT3D . TC T GJ-OOIDS Send for Price List. MAX MEYER & CO. , Omaha , Neb. MAX MEYER & CO. , WHOLESALE TOBBAGGONISTS ! Tobacco , 25 cents per pound upwards. Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards. Cigars from S 15.00 per 1000 upwards. Lir Refripera emi D. B. BEEMER Established . . West of cu , at Omaha 1S71. l GOMN3ISSION MERCHANT , - d Wholesale Dealer In Foreign acd Domestic Fruit. Jobber of Ham * . Bscan. . Ijrd . , Putter , , , J z . - , Poultrj" . 0 m aud Country Produce Cenenlly rnrA lop.tent for .11 k nd r OJO < Hand Mercbaudbesot ke .l slock hlmiell- Ihe tame bclcr io\cted w th care , nJ MlIoJ t current Market rates 3eneral Weste-n Agent for BOOTH'S OVAL BRAND OYSTEBS , cd WhcIt-ale Dealer In Fresh Lake , River and Salt Water Fish.ii ii toti&'sSat HORSE SHOES AND NAILS , Iron and Wagon Stock , the Beat Assortment of WHEELS in the West. At W.d.BROATCH , 1209 & 1211 Harney Street , Omaha. Van acturer ofal ! kind ! of Summer Bologna ( Oervelat Wurafc ) a SAUSAGE Specialtiy. Orders promptly filled. , 1714 Euro St. , Omaha Neb. de23-t THE MERCHANT TAILOS , prepared to make f > nU , 3mtJ am ] overcoata order. nrjS. OnelDoorWeet ilOl DENTALOFMCE , ' l 3 = > < = > F- * 1DRT&-HJTCHCOCK - /v COR ID * . &DOUCLAS STS I Ovt.CRUlCKSHANK'S
