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The Daily Bee.
'Monday Morning , May 2.
May fa here.
United States court begins to-day.
„ B. & M. trains are running regularly.
Meeting of the board of education thli
evening.
Grand army entertainment on Wed
nesday evening.
* The steamer "Bucket" Is eipectec
lere in three or four days.
I Marshall Angell orders that all alleys
S nst be cleaned within ten dayi or the
property holders fined.
AmeetinKof tke carpenters and join
ers' onion -will be held at 8 o'clock to-
Borrow evening at Brandt's Turner Hall.
< . The diagram for the entertainment oi
the Lingards to-morrow evening , "Stolen
Kisses , " opens this aoruing at Edholm &
Erickson's.
The monthly re ee ting of the Nebras
ka state stenographers' association trill be
held at 8 o'clock , at the office of Jehu T.
Bell.
One hundred and fifty Mormon emi
grants arrived in the city Saturday eve-
sin ; ; over the Northwestern road and
were sent to Utah.
Arrangements are miking to add an
other feature to the Fourth of July cele
bration in this city , in the shape of an ex
hibition by the Omaha brigade club. This
dnb was recently organized and has some
fifteen members. George Patterson is
president , Harry Cranz , secretary , and
John Carrier , captain of the club.
Paterson sells coat.
J Frederick , JLeading Hatter. tnlltf
Nice Brushes at Kuhn's.
See Polack'a advertisement.
4030 residence lots. Bemis , agent.
, 500 business lots. Call on Eemis. . 1
I Try Sare'a celebrated Cream Soda.
L Bemis' new map of Omaha , 25 cents.
Bestis * real estate boom. First page.
250 houses and lots. . Bemis' agency.
200 farms and 900,000 acres land. Bemis
.
| Work on the new elevator begins
ha week.
Saxe's celebrated Cream Soda now on
'draught. '
t makers wanted , C. J. Canan &
'
Oo'e.
Whipple , McMillan & Co. , the jewel.
ra , CKlgbton"Block , o26-tf _
Fine'cigars by the box , very cheap , at
"Kubn'B Drugstore ,
' " For TJSZ Commercial Joh Printing ,
call at THE BEE Job rooms.
3nU line -Imported and Domestic
Cigars at Saxe'e Drag store.
Mixed paints , Whitehouse's drag store ,
Ifch and California streets. aS-sod-lm
The eale of reserved seats for the Lin-
Tfaids in "Stolen Kisses , " has commenced.
The New York Hat Co. have received
their Spring Styles. See their card in this
. issue.
; _ _ TheBteamers"Rtiche ; " and "Dakota"
are now expected here on their way up the
> rirer.
-Nindel &Krelle , Hatters , Sign of the
Golden Hat , 14th St , bstween Farnham
and Douglas. 15-tf
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
holds ita annnal meeting and election on
Tuesday evening.
If yon want Bill-Heads , Letter-Heads
-Envelopes or any job work , call at TEZ
; Job Rooms. Prices that will suit
etery one.
Miss Julia Hardenburgh and Miss L.
A. Eogers will Rive a musical and dram
atic entertainment at the Unitarian church
thia _ evening.
. u.-rAn opportunity is offered to obtain an
Interest in a jobbing house in this city.
For particulars call or address D. H.
' Goodrich , Manager B. G. Dun & Co. ft.lt
. ; The carpenters and joiners resolved to
demand " 25 per cent. " advance on May
1st , instead of " 25 cents advance , " as was
, reported to THE BEE after their meeting a
"low evening * since atJMetzhalL
Krug , the brewer , sent m keg of Bock
beer to the BEE office Saturday. The ami-
- ' ' treating law has not yet gone into effect ,
smd probably does not include Bock beer ,
which comes , like Christmas , only once a
'ANNOUNCEMENT
BUSHMAN'S.
SUOH VALUEI
- . - NO SUCH VALUEI
-p.i
L "NO SUCH VALUE !
IN OMAHA
befound as Bnshmtn'a in
ry , lu. Drera.Gboda , in
Fringw , Cord and Twels. Fancy
Ornaments , Unttoni , Prints , Glng-
. h ms , TWo Linens , Shswb , Ribbons ,
r < Tiea , etc. , etc. , etc.
COME AND SEE !
COME AND SEE !
COME AND SEE !
, , No rEJLTJD , NO H0MBUQS , JTO ADTZE-
' Tisnro DODOES , but the genuine bar-
' " galna and lair dealings In all depart
ments at
BUSHMAN'S ,
" "iS.l-W. Corner ttonglas and 15th St.
_ _ ap26-tf
THE CHEAPEST PLACE for
best quality Boots and Shoes is at
KTDD'S NEW SHOE STORE , IBth
, street , Jacobs' Block. No old fossil
or petrified shoes , such as Dry Goods
Stores keep.
PERSONAL
Rlchsrdm , daughter of Lyman
Richardson , of thi Herald , left for Den
ver , yesterday.
Mr. C. P. Southard , chief operator in
"IhVtelephone exchange office , leaves for
the east to-day.
Miss Ella J. Spoor left yesterday for St.
Louis , where she will take tip her residence
with her parents.
Engineer Bradley , of fire engine Ko. 1 ,
is Tery ill at his home in this city. He is
.afflicted with a bronchial affection.
\T Auditor ft "W. Gannett and family
atarted for Ogden , yesterday , accompanied
by Mn. Afandereon and Mrs. Wallace ,
Mr. D. 0. Clark , superintendent of the
coal department oj the U. F. railroad ,
left for the east yesterday afternoon.
R. R. Bingwalt , general agent of the
Pennsylvania railway company's last
freight lines , left for the east yesterday
afternoon , by the Burlington route. Mr
Ring-rait goes to Mt. Clemens mineral
springe , Mich. , near Detroit , for a conrra.
trf treatment for the rheumatism. .
fcNe x Hbe "Lutheran church , Den
ial street , between 12th and 13th.
V i w A , W. TUELRIEDE ,
exclusive boot and shoe dealer and
annf actarer , will and does give bet
ter bargains than any other store , dry
g oodi * or not c pted , in allldads
'of'boot § adstoe . A trial is asked
t Follrledc'i.
MOB LAW.
Disgraceful Attempt to Take
a Prisoner from an
Officer.
The Policeman Calls in Vain for
Help from the Crowd.
At about 5 a'clock lest evening a
fight occurred In Curry's saloon , on
Tenth street , between Douglas and
Dodge , the participants being Tom
McOue , a whiUTxnan , and a colored
man named AL Irawla.
Officer Pat Ford , who is proprietor
of _ the Niagara home , in the same
neighborhood , was seated at his sup
per , being off duty , when he was in-
formea of the trouble , and started at
once for the ealoon. From what he
could see and learn McCae was chiefly
responsible for the trouble , and ho
arrested him at once. McCue Insisted
that tbe negro should ba arrested , and
the crowd with him joined in the de
mand. It was evident , however , to
the officer that under the circumstances
he had his hands full with one
man , and he ordered his prisoner
along with him. McCue declined to
go , and a scene followed which It ia
hoped may never be seen in Omaha
again. The prisoner was a strong
man , and while Ford could get him
across the room to the narrow door he
was unable to get him through the
aperture. He attempted to do so
again and again , and'flnally called on
the crowd in the saloon and at the
door , which by this time numbered
two orlhre , hundred men , to assist
him. Not a "man would do so. In
the meantime the prisoner waa violent
and ugly , and had struck and kicked
the officer .several time , whose braised
and bloody countenance gave evidence
of the force of the blows. The officer
at last drew his billy , when all other
means had failed , and used it effec
tively , for the moment bringing the
prisoner to terras , and starting with
him for the jaiL When a few steps
from the saloon the prisoner again
made , an effort to get away , and for a
moment snccseded , bat Ford was ac
tive , and in a moment had ilm in
hand , and once more appealed to the
crowd to assist him. By this time it
waa evident that Ford and his man
wore Immediately surrounded by
friends of McOne , and that none of
the few respectable men" in the out
skirts of the crowd would be per
mitted to assist the officer.
By this time the officer hid been
struggling with his prisoner for nearly
an hour. Many ruffians and despera
does in the crowd were urging
McOne to break loose or to ' 'hit the
'cop' again. " The crowd had been
momentarily increasiog until it form
ed a vast mob. One saloon keeper ,
named Julius Ross , openly advised the
crowd to"make Ford let McOue goer
or take the nigger , " and at last m.a.-
ted the steps in front of his saloon
and proceeded to make a speech to the
crowd to the same effect.
Officer Ford succeeded in reaching
lis house at last and allowed his pris-
er to enter and wath the blood from
ais face. At this juncture Officer
McEwen joined Ford and the two
proceeded np Farnham .street with
their prisoner. *
The incendiary talk of-Ross and
others had born fruit , however , and
at the corner of Twelfth street the
officers were violently attacked by a
mob of some twenty roughs , headed
by an oldman named Connelly
andhls scns $ Iart and Tom and Mike
GUllsan. Fordjns brutally pounded ,
kicked and bruised. One of the gang
drew a revolver and brandished it.
Ford also drew a weapon , bnt refrain
ed from using it. The officers were
joined by Officer Black , and proceed
ed to cake the three Connellys Into
custody. Two men In the crowd of
fered to take the elder'Connelly to
jail , and , as it.lookedlnnlikely that the
officers would reach'the lock-up with
their men were permitted to do so.
Instead of taking Connelly to jail they
took him home.
Another movement to capture the
prisoners'was made arid a rQBh made
up Farnham street , the police having
got a .couple. jf blocks the start.
About a regiment of men , most of
whom were probably moved by by cu
riosity , passed up Farnham street on
a rnn and joined the mob in front cf
the court house , but whatever their
Intentions were the officers got
through" to the jail In safety with Me-
Cue and the Connelly boys and looked
them up.
Officer .Ford evinced during the en
tire transaction the grit , tenacity and
staying" powers of a bull dog , and it
will be a source of regret to law abid
ing citizens to learn that he received
aome iLjuries in the fracas which may
prove serious.
"So person trho saw the affair can
doubt the necessity of an Immediate
addition to our police force , which in
time of emergency Is wholly insuffi
cient for the demands oE this city.
MOWEKS , ALL OF THE BEST
PATTERNS ,
at Erana' SEED Store ,
a28-3t 14thndDodge. .
" LARGE STOCK of Lsdlea' and
Misses' best quality N w York and
Philadelphia Shoes , and stacks of
them coming , at KIDD'S JSEW
SHOE STORE. * * * "
XA.STCHANOE ;
No New Scholars will be admitted
in the Dancing Sihool 'after , Thurs
day , May 5th. AH those wishing to
join will be admitted Monday and
Thursday at 4.p. mt , Inquire at
A. HOSPS'S , 1619 Dodge St.
California Port Wine st PandlV
, IF YOO WANT the best gooda ,
the finest and most -stylish work , at
the lovxst possibleprict , go teA
A KtNSON . & CO.'S. ,
Go hear * 0'Leary tb-hight.
"Three Ply" best 5a cigar In market -
ket at Pnndt's.
All those Children's Nobby-Hats' '
came fronvATKINSON , & CO/S. ,33.
ANOTHER BUBGLARY ,
The Hardware Store of D. A.
Piercy Entered on Sat
urday Night.
An Attempt to Chloroform thd
Family and to Blow Up the
Safe frustrated.
Two or more burglars , doubtless
members of the gang which has been
committing various depredations in
this city since communication opened
with Council Bluffs , entered the hard
ware store of D. A. Piercy , 1211 Farn
ham street , on Satnrdy night , drilled
a hoto Into his safe and carried ofi
about fifty dollars worth cf property.
The entrance was made through B
window in the rear of the store , out
of which a pane of glass was cut.
One of the burglar ; , wno is evidently
a small or a very limber man , crawled
through the opening thus made und
sprung the lock of the rear door , ad
mitting hia companions. They then
proceeded Into the front store and
drilled a hole In the safe door. This
was evidently accomplished with an
ordinary drill , and must htve taken
an hour or more , as the door plate Is
of the best steel and nearly three-
quarters of an inch thick. After this
was accomplished powder , to tha
amount of a half pound , was poured
into tke hole and preparations made
to blow the lock.
The burglars must have been unable
to use a lock , as that amount of pow
der would , doubtless , not only
have blown the door and the leek , but
would have shattered the en
tire safe and awakened eveiy
one within a half block of tbo store.
iTo provide against arousing Mr.
.Piercy and hia family , who reside im
mediately over the store , one of Ihe
burglars went np stairs by a back
( stairway out of the store , and went
Into Mr. Plercy'a sleeping room. Mrs.
Piercy had been awakened a abort
time before by the crying of one of
her children and on getting np had
noticed that it was just one o'clock.
She wai hardly asleep when the ma
rauder entered the room , and heard
him step. Thinking it was the ser
vant girl she called her by name bnt
.received . no response. The atep was
heard a second time , as if receding ,
and still thinking It was the servant
girl who- was up for something Mrs.
Piercy paid no more attention to it
and did not awaken her husband. In
the morning Mr. Plercy'a little daugh
ter discovered that the back door of
the store was open , and the discovery
of the burglary was then made. It
was found that a quantity of old bed-
quilts and sackshadbeen brought to the
back door , probably for the purpose
of covering the safa when the explos
ion occurred. About fifty dollars
worth of cutlery and plated ware was
taken. The burglars evidently left in
a hurry and took -what they could con
veniently get their hands en.
No clua of any value was left in the
store , bnt the police are actively work
ing np the case , and will probably get
the thietes within a day or two.
EISING MEN.
Important Promotion of Two
U. P. Officials.
The first of the following general
orders was issued from U. P. head
quarters Friday afternoon and the
latter Saturday :
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY -I
GENERAL PASSENGER "I
OMAHA , Neb. , April 29 , ' 81.
Mr. Samuel 8. Jones Is appointed
Assistant General Passenger Agent of
the Union Pacific railway company ,
with headquarters at Omaha , Neb. ,
taking effect May 1 , 1881.
J. W. MORSE ,
General Passenger Agent.
Approved :
Tnos. L. KIJTBALL ,
Assistant General Manager.
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY ,
GENERAL PASSENGER OFFICE ,
Omaha , Neb. , Apr. 29.
Mr. 0. P. McCarty is appointed
Assistant General Ticket Agent of
the Union PaciSc railway company ,
with headqnarters at Omaha , Nebras
ka , taking effect May 1st , 1881.
Approved : 0. S. STEBBINS ,
General Ticket Agent.
Tnos. L. HHIBALL ,
Assistant General Manager.
Mr. Jones has been in the employ
of the company for several years ,
beginning at the foot of the ladder
and working up step by step to his
present appointment. He is an ener
getic and vigilant young man , devoted
to the interest of his employers , and
enjoying to a rare degree the confi
dence of the general manager. Bar-
lug the last year he has been chief
clerk of the ticket department. He
has many friends in Omaha to con
gratulate him on his good fortune.
Mr. McCarty came to Omaha some
thing over a year ago from Indian
apolis , where he was chief clerk of
the passenger and ticket departments
of the L , B. & W. R. R. His
knowledge of the ticket business in
all its branches had made
him widely known among
railroad men and attracted
the notice of officials here. Soon
after his arrival he was made chief
clerk of the ticket department and
placed In charge of a ticket room ,
whose business is more , than usually
complex. He bad charge not only of
all ticket printing , bat also of all pas
senger tariffs , including through rates
and divisions with other lines , the in
numerable delalls of which , on more
than 3,000 miles of railroad , can only
ba appreciated by railroad men.
Liverymen's Notice
We the undersigned liverymen ot
Omaha , agree , on account of the great
advance in cost of hay and grain , to
charge the following prices for board
ing horses from and after May 1st un
til further notice :
1 horse and 1 buggy per month.$15 00
2 " " " . . . . 28 00
2 and carriage 30 00
and saddle per month 12 00
"IwaRon " 1200
" " 24 00
1 " bagsyor carriage. . . . 27 00
j _ H "T. 1500
'Horses in box stalls § 18 00 to 20 00
O. N. EAMSET ,
JAMES STKPHEKSON ,
GEO. W. HOJUN , .
J."H. McSHAiT ? , '
THE STAGE ,
Thoa. W. Keene aa Richelieu
Coming Events.
Thos. W. Keene appeared at the
Academy of musicPriday evening in the
great title role of "Richelieu , " play
ing to a crowded house. To say that
Mr. Keene's performance wa alto
gether more satisfying than that of
any actor who has preceded him in
the same part in Omaha , Is undoubt
edly to give voice to the general im
pression. One great actor appeared
in the same part In Omaha not many
menths since , bnt Lawrence Barrett's
personality constantly appears and in
spite of his powerful reading of the
part , his polished and studied
work , it is not less Lawrence
Barret than Richelieu that we
behold during the performance. Not
so with 'Keeno , whose art covers the
appearance of art and glvea us simply
Richelieu , the crafty and suspicious
statesman , the powerful and destroy
ing avenger of his wrongs , the old
man , failing , weak'and broken in con
stitution , bnt still in the full vigor of
his mental powers. It may be un
common for a journal to pay so une
quivocal a conpliment to a tragedian
who has but recently essayed leading
parts , bnt it was the impression of not
a few last evening that Keene's Rich-
eliu is a better character than that of
Barrett.
Most of the support was exception
ally good , especially Miss Henrietta
Vaders , as , " Frazier Coulter ,
as "De Wauprat , " and Frank Roche ,
as "De Baradas. "
It waa no small annoyance to the
audience that several of the people in
minor characters should presume on
the supposed uncivilized character of
their audience to grossly slight their
parts , to appear with a broad grin in
the most tragic portions of the play ,
to ogle the audience , and to generally
mar the performance. It is to be
hoped that the manager will give some
of his company a lesson In this re
gard.
THE MNGAEDS.
The Lingards appear at thd Acade
my of Music this evening in
"Stolen Kisses. "
WANTED Twenty teams to do
scraping on Union Elevator. Inquire
corner 13th and Lsayenworth street.
DAN. SHANNON.
GRB4.T SALE of Ladies' , Muses'
aid Gents' Straw Hats , all the latest
styles , for a short time only , at the
"Boston Store , " 616 Tenth st. 29-2t
HOTEL BOARD , at the Hudson
River House$3.50 to $5.00 perweek.
Should you change it will pay you to
call. Newly furnished throughout.
29 2t J. 0. GBEEN , Prop'r.
HATS I HATS ! HATS !
New stock of the finest hats , latest
fashion and style at
NINDEL & KBEME'S
14th street , between Farnham and
Dsnglas streets.
Sign of the Golden Hat. tf
Another large invoice of those fine
goods jaat received at ATKINSON &
CO.'S , Orelghton Block , near P. O.
See Dr. O'Leary's anatomical model
to-night. Admission free.
Stuffed Mangoes at Pundt's.
If you are in search of a nice
DRESS PATTERN , for a small
amount of money , go to
ATKINSON & CO.'S.
Tea Moss Farine at Pnndt's.
New goods received at Fullrlede's.
CONCERT AND LECTURE.
By Prof. Aug. Walther , assisted by
his pupils , glee and zither clubs and
Prof. W. Chambers , violinist , at Ma
sonic Hall , Wednesday evening , May
4th.
A Card of Thanks.
I desire through this card to thank
all kind friends who rendered services
of benefaction during the illness and
last moments of my deceased wife.
Especially do I feel grateful to Mrs.
Coltra , Peironnet , Thompson , Wood
ward andljawia for their ceasoleas de
votion in watching and ministering
before and after death , and to Messrs.
Coltra and Cross for timely assistance.
To Mrs. RoddU , Weeks , Bradley , Pe
terson and other Indies for delicacies ,
arid to Mr. Geo. Darrow , Mrs. Grif
fey , Mrs. Peironnet and Miss Kate
Elsasser for beautiful offerings of
choicest cut flowers , all of which I
appreciate and will over cherish a
warm recollection of all who proved
to be true friends
, when friends were
most needed. JOHN McAEDLE.
OMAHA , April 30,1881.
PBOTEOTION TO BRUTES.
A CAED FEOM THE SPECIAL AGENT OF
THE N. S. P. C A.
OJIAHA , April 30th , 1881.
To the PaWic :
At a meeting of the society for the
prevention of cruelty to animals ,
held at the residence of Judge Sav
age , on the evening of April 29th ,
1881,1 was appointed agent of said
society for the purpose of Investi
gating and prosecuting all viohtlons
of the law passed for the purpose of
preventing cruelty to animals. Mat
ters of this kind will be promptly
attended to by me. I am
heartily in sympathy with the objects
of the society , and though I do
not intend to roake it a matter of per
secution , I shall certainly and un
flinchingly do my duty. All commu
nications , either by card or telephone ,
may be sent for ma to Wm. Fleming's
grocery store , on southwest corner of
Fourteenth and Douglas streets.
D. B. HOUCK , Special Ag't.
BARGAINS in Tea , Sugir , Coffee
and Spices , at the TEA STORE
Of W. R. BENNETT & Co.
Unity Lyceum.
The last of this series will , be given
on to-night at the Unitarian
church , | and consist'of dramatic readIngs -
Ings and music under the direction of
Miss Julia Hardenburgh and L.
A. Rogers. Miss Hardonburgh will
recite several plecej , assisted by her
pupils. Miss Rogers will be assisted
byMba Ida Gibsor , Miss Gilmore ,
Miss Kimball , and Misses Northrop ,
Pencil and Chapman. j
COMING HOTF7LS.i
The Lutheran Church Accepts
the Offer of the Kew Hotel
Company ,
And the Scheme Now De
pends on Liberal Contri
bution from the Street.
"What the Kitchen Brothers
Propose to do on
Farnham.
Friday evening the trustees of tbe
Lutheran church property on Douglas
street , made the offer to change the
figures first set on their property to
the new Hotel company from $20,000
to 817,000. The proposition was
again declined , bnt Saturday the
trustees accepted the proposition of
the Hotel company of § 16,000. It
only remains for the property owners
on Douglas and adjacent streets to
raise the $15,000which they are ex
pected to contribute to the enterprise ,
and it will be a , success.
As this is an essential part of the
scheme it can hardly be said that the
enterprise is a fact until the necessary
names and amounts are on paper.
It is proposed to build a five story
hotel of brick and atone , with a froct
on Douglas street of 151 feet , and on
Thirteenth street of 132 feet , to cost
not less than $100,000 and to be
equipped with elevator and all appli
ances of a modern hotel. That portion
tion of the building standing on the
church let , 22 feet , will consist of
but a single story , in order to afford
light to the upper rooms of the hotel
A business block will be built on the
remaining 66 teet of the church prop *
erty.
erty.It
It is understood that Mr. Samuel
Rogers has stated that upon the hotel
scheme becoming assured he will
build on the corner of Douglas and
Twelfth , adjoining , a handsome com
mercial block , which with the build
ing above referred to , will fill the
Douglas street front fram Twelfth to
Thlrteeth street.
Mr. Shears , the principal stockhold
er in the { enterprise , and the future
head of the hotel business is a man of
large means and an experienced hotel
keeper. He has been proprietor of
some of the best known hotels In the
east , the Burnett House , of Cincin
nati ; the Olifton House , of Niagara
Falls ; the Osborn House , in Roches
ter , | and Toledo's immense hotel.
Enough is known regarding him to
make it certain that any hotel of
which he is the head will be thorough
ly first-class.
It is proposed to erect the hotel in
juat as short a time as possible after
the enterprise is assured.
KUCIIEN BROS ' SCHE.UE.
Kitchen Bros , have not yet com
menced work on their building , which
is to occupy the old Grand Central
lot , but it Is stated , on what appears
to be good authority , that they will
soon begin the erection of a handsome
four-story building of St. Louis
pressed brick , which will also be
equipped with a team elevator and all
the latest appurtenances
Some overtures have passed between
the Kitchens and Tom Murray , whp
proposes to erect a threa or four story
block on the west aide of Fourteenth
street , between Harney street and the
alley , looking toward the construction
of an arched passage over the alley
between the Kitchen's Hotel and
Murray's block and the fitting up of
the upper portion of a part ef Mur
ray's block to be need as a part of the
hotel. This , however , may be simply
talk.
Beating the Boys In Blue.
The base ball nine from Ft. Omaha
came down on Saturday and crossed
bats with the Union Pacific club. The
playing was falr.on both sides-batting
being quite strong. , Score : Union
Pacific , 21 ; Barrack's club , 3.
Opening Navigation.
The Union Pacific train , westward
bound , for the first time since the big
rise , succeeded yesterday morning in
running the entire distance from the
transfer depot. Largo gangs of men
hsvo been at work day and night bal
lasting the track and it will be in per
fect running order by to-morrow.
MENS'CALF BOOTS from $1.50
to $3.75 , at W. L/KIDD'S NEW
SHOE STORE. Warranted sc-lid.
CALIFORNIA canned goods , cheap
at J. I. Nichols' .
Our Roods ALWAYS had a reputation
and now it is proven in WEITISO
throughout the world. E GUTTER'S
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE , 1001
Farnham , corner lOth'street.
GARDEN TOOLS and Seeds , at
e TEA STORJS of
W. R. BEHKETT & Co.
CHOICE FLOWER SHEDS French ,
German and American growth , at
a28-3t Evans' Seed Store.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Hade from Gra.pJCreamJTartar. | No other
prepiraticn makes inch light , fitly hot breads ,
> r luxurious pastry. Cm be eated by Dyspep
tics without fear of the His resulting trom heavy
ndigestlble food. Sold oily In cam , by all
Grocers. BoTUjBixaa FOTOIK Co. ,
Hew York.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO
T0 LOAN At 8 per cent In
. terest. In turns of $2500 and
upwards , for 3 to 5 years , on flrst-c'ass.city and
farm rroptrty. EIMIS' RIALESTATI and IOAJ
AOKSCT , 15th tnd Dojglaa Ma. _
Of fA TO LOAN Onflr t-c'as3 real estate
U > 0 U U U Apply to T. W T. Richards , north
west corner Farnham and 18th Sti. 755-3
ONEY TO LOAN-S16 S. UthSt. Clarkson
& Hunt. C27t
i
IO M > AK CaU t law OSes
P. L. THOMAS. Rooni8.CTelghton Block
? 70 LOAH 1103 Farnham street.
MONK . Edwanln Loan Azeacv. cov-22-U
HELP WAHTID
Two boirders In prtvata family.
WArfED
For tarmf , &c. , address a , Port Office
Box 337. 754-tf
Youujgirl to tend children and
WAN1ED tiblo. Applv CUsj street , wrath
ride , 4th do r wejt ot 20th St. 755-tf
BOY WANTED To attend bar ; ba well re-
A comended. At 3U Eouth 10th St. 750-3(1 (
WAKTED Man tot-ke care of hoiscs , prl-
vato expretslngwork at house , etc 112
Funham St. 7CO 3
mWO GIRLS WANTEO-Citf Hotel , cornel
J. 10th and Hirney. 763-1
A LARQE Uofumiahed room ( or rent , on 20tq
J\ _ and Harnej , southwest corner. 653-tl
AN TE D A first cla 8 rook at the Occidf n-
til Hotel Immediately. 742 tl
WAKTEP Girl , 240C Davenport street.
743-3C
WANTED Girl for general housework , $4 a
week t > a comptent girl. Apply at
southwest corner California and 21t st ) . 747-3C
YOUNG MAN WANTED-To leam the
A
baker trade , or ona who his been In the
business for some time. [ Inquire t Gcorg
Weber's Uakery , soutb loth street , or Pete
Gc < n. 730-29
WANTED \ competent girl In small family
Ap Iy noitheast cornt r Webster iU :3r <
Bttec's. 724-tf
WAN1ED A good girl , at 2317 Dojze St.
720-tf
WANTED Woman cook , at the O'Connel
House , 10th street between Dou/Us ant
Dodje. 732-CO
"TTTANTED By two youn ? men , a large fur
V V niahcd room fu a peed loca ity , board do
Eitcd. Would prefer to rent wheru there are nc
otter hoarders. Reference * given. Addre *
"P. D. " , Ece Office. 734-29
- maid and iitchcn girl
Inq lire at the Emmet House. 700-1
By a young man a situation at
WANTED clerk In ; hotel or board ng houe
No wajcs desired , simply board Good rcferrence
freo'y liven. Audress by letter R. W. , Bee office
CCC-t
2 men to work in gtrden. Ap
ply on Sherman Avenue. D. J SMITH
C90-H
> TED To sell 10.0CO blick cap raspOerry
WA bushes and 2000 grape vines , at John G
Willis , t .0 Dodee Street Commission Hotuo. Al
BO a larhu quantity of top nd bottom onjonsets.
A situation by a man of fam ly
WANTED , IndU'trious and willing to be use
ful in any bon > rable capacity. Compensation
according to capability. Please uddresi J. K
H. . care of Bee office. 604-tf
ANTED Immediately a cook at lizard's
W Palace. 654 tf
TT7ANTED Situation as copyist or at any
W kind of writing , by a mmpetent younj
lady. Address "T. A. IJeo office. Reference
given and required. S20-tf
TXT ANTED A partner with 52,000 to join ad
W vertisT in tbe extension o an cstablishet
and re of the bestpiyln ; business in the west
Apply to E. W. Slmeral , Room 0 , Crelirhton
Block , 16th St. 4-ig-lm
TT7ANTED Two mere boarders as 313 North
W 17lh street.bctween Davtnport and Chi
cao , east side 387-tf
fOR RENT-HOUSES AND LAKD.
T710R RENT Brick homo , eleven rooms , on
JQ Cass stro.t between 13th and 14th Apply
t ) T. W. T. Richards , LOitcnvot corner Farnoam
and 18.li Sti. 75G-3J
TraOR RENT Largs front ro m , farnlfhed ; N
Jj E. corner 16ih and Bnrt. 751-2
"OOR BENT Ono laree unfurnlihed room with
J } closet ISlSCtssSt. 752-2
TTTTOR REM On first floor , furnished room
JJ touthwcst corner 19th and Dnenport.
750-tf
TT10R REST A Urce furnished room on firs
JP floor , with boaid. Also a few day boarder !
wanted. 1803 Ca ifornia street. a23-eod-723-U
TTOUSES AND LAND Bemis rents houses
XJL stores , hotels , farms , lota , ImJs , offlc.r
rooms , etc. Sen 1st pige.
EOR fcZNT Comfortable dweIi"p ! , 7 rooms
all modern Improvements , 2 Id and CMS
streets. Enquire 307 8.12th s : . 745-1
FOR RENT Fl asant room ? , furnished or un
finishedN E. corner lCh and Cilifornh
street. 749-1
TO REVT T. MURRAY. 729 4
FARM
mo RENT Sinele room , nicely famished. N.
JL E- corner 17th and Capitol Av 717-31
rilO'REST One large room and else *
.L northeast corner 16th and Doughs St. 714-2 !
| 10R BENT Furnished rooms. Inquire at
1 1818 Chicago street. C3Otf
TTIOR RENT The building 1906 Burt tie t
Jj formerly used bv John Cans ts the London
meat market. Some butcher tools ( or Bale. Ap
ply on the premises or ol John Baum r , 1311
Famham street. R .tf
TilOR RENT A store , corner 10th and Leaven
JJ worth. In quire next dcor , at Peterson's.
OJ2-U
RENT 2 famished rooms over Mer
chants Sxchango , K. E. Cor. 16th and
Dodge streets. 289-tf
FOR SALE.
TT10R yALE-2500 In 3 and 10 pet cent mort-
_ C gages. Address Post Office drawer C2.
757-3
T > EMI3 Sells houses , lots , farms , lands. See
D 1st pige.
TT\OR \ SALE Ha'f lot , cottage with three rooms
Jj ce lar. rittern , we 1 and stable. Apply on
premise , 2t.h between Chicago and Davenport
7JOO
TT ° US S FPR SALE CIIBdP-Inquire at
rl Ealawin & Behm , 15 h and Jackson.
p EMI6' NEW C1TTMAPS,25c. See 1st paee ,
HIILH OF RHUBARB ROOTS FOR
SALK , CHrfAP-Must be sold by May
1st. Call at our fe d store , 16h mil Darenport ,
or at garden on ISth St. CHA.ULTON HROS.
721-tf
TORSALE Beautiful residence lot ; location
P firjt-ci s . Price $1COO. JOHN L. Mc-
CAOUE. oDpo lte Post Offl-e. 712-tf
T70R SALE-House and lot on North ISth
C street at $1COO. Inquire of Join L. llc-
Cajuo opposite the post oiflce. 71)4-If )
EMIS' REiL ESTATE KXCHANQE.-
B 1st page.
TJ10RSALE A good paying restiurant. In-
JJ quite at this cfll.-o. 703-25-lm
SALE S ( do bar top bnrgy , coed s new
EOH to P. ft , at 8. P. Motga Co. 6S7-tf
240 airca choice land i mlle can of
CHEAP , 150 acres broke and 20 acres
timber , 40 acrcj pasture fenced , large two story
house and gow out huildin a. Titles perfect.
Cwocl by a widow lady desirin ; to move. Casher
or city property in exchange
H.IESTADROOK ,
671-lf EARL B CoE.
T7OR b ALE Ma IB tt Doozlu and Sarpy
Jj counties. A. KOaEWATEB , 1520 Karn
h n Street. _ 320-tt
BALE Leasa and furniture of a tint-
FOR hotel In a town ot 1300 inhabitant * . In
btato of Nebraska. Hu 21 he is , tho.travelllnz
men's resort. Inquire at Bee offic * . 2iS-tf
D R > AL ESTATE BOOM. Seelet page.
IJIOKSALE A EAKOAIN-A building witb
Jj saloon fixtures , furniture and stock , on 10th
St. , opposite the U.P. depot , for gale very chrap.
Or the fliture * , furniture and stock will be sold
and building rented. Inquire of.Ku. KREISS-
MAK. 79-tf
SAt.fi-Tito close carriages , at A. U.
FOR . 911-tl
mil E BEST THINO YET-H. O. Clark & Co.'s
JL mperial 8 U R isin ? WInser Wheat Flour
for Pancakes , Biscuits , and all kinds of pos'.iy.
Try It. Ask rour jrrocerforlt. 178-tf
- Rubber coat between 5lst and 16th
LCST-A
on Izird r Bnrt. Do irtr to G. T. Corrish
nd rcce.ve reward. 7 < 0-1
MISCELLANEOUS.
T OST-A small da-k brlndle oow , ith white
JU f pots , rope around the horn ; . Information
leadinir to her recovery cniiably rewarded , at
J. 21 THURSTON'S , SOth and Davenport streets
a27-737-lf
( i tills lias rattl n ; lou ; ibta o ! houses , lota ,
_ D * landg and farms fur tale. Call and get
A m.
I i M. BROWN , comer of ISth and Chicago
' I. streets , is ready to bore or deepen well ? .
Bat'jfaction guaranUed. SC3.tf
mEAMS CAN BE GOT At John Bans stable
_ L ( or all kinds of work , at reasonable figures
near corner 13th and Leavynwitth St. 378-t
D OUT FORGET The successor of the Ameri
can House , on Douxlis at , bet. 9th and
iJfth , for Hoard , boanlhur. lodging and transient
costumen. Respectfully , *
561-tt J OLTOS ft LOOT3E ROSS
CHEAP LAND
For Sale.
1,000,000 Acres
OF THE
FINEST LAND
IN
EASTERN NEBRASKA.
Selected in an early day not
Railroad 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 Bale
Improved Farms
IN
Douglas , Sarpy , and Wash
ington Counties.
Also , an Immense List ot
Omaha City.
Real Estate ,
Including Elegant Residences , Busi
ness and Residence LotaCheap Houses
end Lots , and a large number of Lots
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 take every precaution to in
sure safety of money so invested.
Below we offer a small list of Special
Bargains.
Boggs & Hill ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS ,
1408 North Side of Tarn. St , ,
Oop. Grand Central Hotel ,
Omaha , Neb.
CAD DCUT FarmoMBO acres , 3 mile *
rUnntlll west of dt/.m cultivated
good house , Sam and oat bulldlnirB.
BOG03&HILL.
CflD DCUT lO-acie Jarm st barracka.
rUIl null I Ooed Improvements.
BOOQS H HILL.
CflD OAI C Beet located residence lot In
rUIl OMLC the city , ZlA > hd Dodee Sts.
B0003 & HILL.
CAD CAI C A very nice 5-room cottare ,
rUIl OMLC leaaM ground renU for 20
per 11. on tb. BO G OS & HILL.
CflD OAI C Kew house of 1 rooms with
rUll OHLC full lot , 2flsh and Farnham.
Only 1200 , required down. Pnce 81100.
BOUU5 & HILL.
( "An CAI C New housa with hill city lot ,
lUn OHLC near High School , brooms ,
largo bay wim'ow , huh. doors and ceiling.
Everything perfect , $2150. BOGG3&B1LL.
C AI C Comer of two choice lots In
OHLC Shlnu'a addition , requeit ute
to at once sub mtt h st cash offer.
0003 & HILL.
CAI C A ° ° d and desirable red-
OHLC dunce property , 14000.
BOOQS 4 HILL.
FINE RESIDENCE Not In the market.
Owner will sell for J650U.
J650U.BOOGS&BILL ,
CAI C 4goodIoU , Shinn'l Sd ad.
OHLC dfilon , 316nea b.
BOGGS & HILL.
CflD CAI C Anew IJ-story brick bouse
rUn OHLC with.2 loti , on corner S9th
and Dougloi , JUOO. BOGGS & BILL.
CAI IT A vcjrv' "nc residence lot ,
OHLC to Eome tarty d iring to
build a fiuo house. 3300. BOGUS & BILL.
C AI C About 200 lota in Koualze &
OHLC Ruth' * addition. Just south
of St. iUry's avenue , $ J50to-3pO. The-elota are
near business , surrounded bf CDC improvements
andaie 40 per cent cheaper than any other lota I
tie maiket. gave money by bu > ing tha-e lota.
BOQud * HILL.
CAI C 10 Iot5 > = l * Me tot fin
OHLC residenceon'Patk-Wlld ave
nuc , 3 block ! a. K. at depot , all coTered wit
flno largo trsw. Price extremely low. (600 tc
300. BOGGS & BILL.
CflD CAI C Some very cheip lota In
rUn OALC Lake1 * addition.
EOGG3 & BILL.
CflD CAI P Cheap comer lot , come
rUn OHLC Douglas and Jefferson St
BOQG3 & BILL.
rnn QRI r 95iota on esth , srth. zstb
rUll OHLC 29th and SOth Sta. , between
Farnbam , Douglas and the proposed extension
of Dodge street. Prices range from 9200 te fiOO ,
We ha\e concluded to give men of small means ,
onomore chance to secure a home and wil
build bouses on these lots on small payments ,
and will sell lots on montnly payments.
BOGUS 4 ; BILL.
C AI C lco acre 9 miles from city
OHLC about 30 acres Tery choice
valley , with running water ; balance gently
rolling prairie , only 3 miles from railroad. $1C
per acre. B9GO3&BILL.
Q AI C * * > c 3 ln oie tract. 12
C rt LI. _ miles from city , 40 acres cnl-
> iVAted , Living spring of water , some nice val
leys. The land is all flrst-clats rich pralrlt.
Price $19 per acie. BOGGS & BILL.
Q AI C 1 0 acrts } mile cut of Elk
OHLC horn Station on railroad ,
ftuiimng water , 20 acres c-iltivated.
COGG3AHILL.
QAI C * G ° acres 1 > t miles north of
OHLC Klkhorn Station , must be
Bold for what it will bring.
BOGGS HILL.
OAI ET 0 acres next south of Dins
OALC da ! In 4-15-11. A good and
detirablo tract , runs d wn on to valley of Pap-
pillion$10. BCGQ3&BILL.
CAI C 70 acres In one tody , Tlmiles
OHLC west of Fremont , isalllevel
lanJ , producing hearv growth of gnu , is high
valley , rich soil and j mllej from railroad and
side track , in good settlement and no better land
can De found. EOGGS & BILL.
Q AI C A highly improved farm of
. w. . CrlLU 240 acres , 3 miles from city.
Fine improveaeota on this laud , owner not a
practical farmer , determined to cell. A good
opening for come man with means.
BOGGS & BILL.
CnJ OAI C ICO acres In MC. I , town 16 ,
rUn OHLC nngell. Mmt be sold this
mo th. BOGGS&B1LL.
C AI C 200 ° acreg ot IaD J ° car lia-
OHLC laid Station , 3500 near Hk-
born , 93 to S10 ; 40CO aerra In north part of
cncntj-.j ; toS'O ; 3003acres 2 to Smiles from
Ftorei.ce. 83 to iiu ; > 00 acres ett cf the Elk-
hoin4tol ; 10,000 iuro scitlored through
the county , $6 to S.O.
Thtabove lai.dj lie rear and adjoin nearly
eviry fa m in ti e ctuoty , and cn mostly be
soM on smalt cash rnjment , with balance in 1-2-
3 4 and 6 ears t me
Cfl P Q A I C Fcreral fine rea'dance prop-
rUll OMLb tr.Ies i.tver be.'ore offered
and not krowu In the market s lelntr forule.
L"aloii3 ! > lltcny ! omadr known to purchasers
'M&ria : ; bu i e-rf , ' * SeGO i &B1LL.
f MPKOVGD FAIlJId wc have for sale many
i iruprjicdfam i around Omaha , and In Tall
rarlstf Pcutlts. batpy and Wailiinztcn conn ,
tics Abe r'airaa in lo a. for dcjcilptlon
aid irictscall cnui.
r.cca ?
10 and DGUiUu , svce-.s froa "
EOGGS k HILL ,
Iwin-si lots nnv we-t of
JL * -awr-c Temple prito diaio d , t t 003
lch- BOOG3&.H1LL.
L OR SALK-S bnslneiw lots wet ef Odd Fel-
1J Iowa black. 32:09 each.
BOG03 & HILL
FOR SALE 2 r-mlne < 8 Iol. south iHe Douf-
las si. b..teen 12th and 13th. f35uO each.
BOUGS&HILL.
"TJIORfAlE ICO acres , roverrd lth young
JU timber ; Living water , inrroanded by 1m-
pri.vtd farmi , only f eii miles li m tl y. Cheap-
esI ndoa band. BUGGtf 4 HILL
F nons rontemplatln ; buying : thnnld not
examine ourUst of Und * ECKJQ3AHIL ,
A. POLACK. Colorado Collins ! l
\
Spring and Summer
GL ING !
LATE AND NOBBY STYLES
Men , Boys and Children.
Clothing Made to Order in the Latest Styles.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Prices to Suit All.
Famliam Street , near Fourteenth.
With the Best Selected Stock of
CLOTHING & FURNISHING GOODS
in Omaha.
We are PAS EXCELLENCE
THE YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHIERS.
BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE ,
FARNHAM STREET.
SCHLANK & PRINCE.
MAXM
GUNS , AMMUNITION , SPORTING GOODS
Fishing Tackle , Base Balls and a fall line or
3STOTIO3STSAISTZD iF-.A.nSTO'Sr O-OOJDS
Send for Price List ,
MAX MEYER & CO. , Omaha , Neb.
MAX MEYER & CO ,
WHOLESALE
STS !
Tobacco , 25 cents per pound upwards , / -i
Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards.
Cigars from § 15.00 per 10450 upwards.
W.F. ETZEL
. . La I & & &
Dealer in Hardware ,
and Tinware.
Stove Repairer , Job WorKerand Manufacturer of si
Kinds of Cans.
Tenth and Jackson Street * .
O.A _ . IRZOsTG-IBIR ,
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS ,
Wholesale and Eetaill
FIRST-CLASS TRIMMED BOHNETS ,
$8.00 , $10.00 , $12.00 , $15.00 , $20.00. These prices are from
$2.00 to $5.00 below other houses. Fine Hats , 25o. 75c ,
$1.50 , $2.00 , $3-00 and $5 00.
THESE ARE SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Bargain , ! In Untiimm * * . "c. 23C. 5 < * , 7Sc , 11.00 , nplo $2.50. Rouen , Tips , B tlaj ca
Uateri&If Y rj Cheap
PARSOLS , GLOVES , HOSIERY , CORSETS ,
ties , L C33 , Emoroideiies , Bnshin * , Buttons , Lace and Linen Cellars. Bandktrchleh ata f vl
Notion j , at Lone * : Cash Pricej.
LOOK HERE !
Crewels , 5c perlcnot ; Penny Zypbjn. . and In any Quantity , canvaas and materials a full lln , tad
prices tha lowest In the city. We . do all kinds of Umpin . Emqroiuerlt * . Silk * , full
stok. Our Goods are fint-clus.
Orders by Mail Promptly Pilled.
115 North 15th Street , JACOBS' BLOCK.
d. W. Murphy &
. .
M 4 % m * * u m * *
DEALERS
. , , _ .
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j- i
ientucky DistilliDnnTn \ Tnr . < * > , nth DOUZIMSU. , .
apildtf -O UUlillJtUly. OMAHAKSB.
HORSE SHOES
AND KAILS ,
Iron and Wagon Stockf _
tbo Bast AMortment of
WHEELS !
in the Weak
At Chicago Prices.
W.d. BROATCH ,
1209 & 1211
Harney Street , Omaha.
Pf
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