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PUG OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , AUGUST 20 , 1881. THE DAILY BEE. , Friday Morning , Aug. 20. LOOAL BREVITIES. Patterson * clls coal. Get yonr haUnt DoancV. Saxe's Cream Sods still booming. X ) business lot * . Call on Bcmls. Don't forget Snve's for perfumery. ' Bemls' real c Ute boom. FInt page 250 hou'os and lots. Bern ! * ' agency. A. W. Nason , Dentist , Jacob's block. Warranted Tooth Unislica at Kuhn'n. Bemls' new map of Omaha , 25 cents. 4000 residence lots Bern ! * , agent. For riNB Commercial Job Printing , all nt THE BEE Job rooms. The Lion continues to roar for Moore's Harness and Saddlery. 200 farms nnd 000,000 nerd of land 13cm ic , ngcnt. Prescription * acpeclalty , Opera House Pharmacy , 211 S. 16th Street. HlghcstcMn price paid for second-hand Inmtturo at Abram's & Lewis' , 1121 Doug Ian street. n9-2w A rare chance to oUain a good paying ImslncAs. Sco special column. Knquiro nt South Uth street. tf Anccnnd party of Clilneco ntudcntH paxscd through Omaha yesterday on their Mitchell's Plcaiure Party opened the Academy of Miulc last evening in "Our Goblins , " which they presented to n fair audience. The poitlon of the old Grand Central wall adjoining The Herald olficc , which habeen leftslamlingsinco the fire , isbclng lorn down. ' ' Thrco or four different foreign innnu iacturing companies arc negotiating for suitable grounds nn which to locate In thin city. ' The father of the little girl , Hcsperia Corey , ! < not satisfied with the result of the coroner's inquest nnd tlio pout mortem , Ho will probably have the Ntomach sent -on to Chicago for analysis. Mrs. 1'arkn , who was no badly injured by a fall down the steps of Falconer's block , last week , has so fnr receive-cd an to bo able to utaml the journey homo to Ban Francisco , for which place she left yester day. Tlio dust on Tenth street in dimply ter rible. At Home placet It lies to n depth of . four Indies , nnd when the wind blows or n wagon passes it rises and fills the eyes , Jungs and clothing of pedestrians , C. K. Matosdaira , who accompanied the IT. P. surveying party to Idaho in April has returned to the city. Ho is nt present somewhat 111. Upon bis recovery ho will bo sent out to join the surveying party in Colorado or Northern Nebraska. The train on tlio U. P. , bound west , left fortyminutcslato yesterday on account of the extra amount of mail , baggage nnt express matter which had to bo tramfcrret from the Iowa trains to the U. P. The i train was heavily loaded anil consisted o twelve caw. The members of Co , C , met at tholi nrmory last night. It WON decided ti poHtpono tlio election of second Iteuton ants of the company to fill the vacanc ; caused by the resignation of IS. D. Mo laughlln for thirty days. The members had a drill In armory and Capt. Croge rc ] > ort good progress on the part of th member * of the company , PERSONALS. ' Church Howe , of lirownvlllv , Is In tin city. George T. Mills left for the weit yes tcrday. * * A. A. Brailfonl left for Cheycimo yes ' " , terday. I. ( ' . Blackmail , of Fremont , arrive ycfterday. H. H. Hawkins , U. 8. nimy , Is at thu AVItlitifll , M. G. MoKoon left lat evening for J'ulrbury. Hon. Frank P. Ireland , of Nebraska City , in In town. Hon. .1. C. Crawford , of West Point , Is 'in town nnd stopping nt the Wlthnell , Col , K. H. Day , of the U. H. army , ar rived yesterday from Cheyenne , ami is stopping at the Witlmell. llev. John Williams , rcctir of St. Barnabas church , went west yesterday. Gin. Hollmarj , of Dakota City , left for lib homo yesterday morning. Dr. J. P. Forsytb , of Franklin , Iml. , n dealer In thorougli-brcd utock , it In the city. , L. D. Tuthtll , general HUperlntendent of { the St. Joe and Western railroad Is In the Vty. . Cummlsslouer Drexel has rvturnvd from a buHlncss trip along the line of the Wn- iNMh. Heexi > ecU that the contract for bullillng the new court house will bo let September 1. A. B , Clark , the heavy weight of the U. P. baggage room , accompanied by his wife and mother-in-law , loft for a pleasure tnpto the west yesterday. Thoyjwlll visit .IHackfoot , Idaho , nnd othc-r places In the west. MUlUry Matter. Lieut. Wm. H. Arthur , Burgeon , U. S. A. , of Fort Omalia , ia granted leave of absence for ono month. ' Lieut. Frank J ) . Andrus , Fourth infantry , is assigned to duty touipo- rarily at Fort Sanders , Wyo , Tlio now military ( test about to bo ustablUhed near the junction of Wliito and Qrcoii rivers , Utah , will ho ofli- cially known ua Fort Thornhurgh , in r , liieinory of the late Major Thomas T. Thoniburgh , Fourth infantry , who fell in action with the Ufco Indians at Milk river , Colorado , September 20 , 3870. ! One of the hiiL-est clothing manu facturers of Madison , Indiana , Mr. Julius Hoifatadt , bears hearty testi- nionyto the wonderful euro by St. Jacobii OiJ , of his wife , who suilorod " ( Uirnbly with rheumatum. PcrmaV jit'iit relief followed ita use , STRUCK DEAD. Edwtrd Cotnor Killed While Working a Pile Driver. The Bane of Hid Shall Frightfully Frnotureil. About 10 o'clock ycstcrdny morning Edward Coiner wns instantly killed under rather peculiar circumstances. Ho with four of five other men were working for William Hoyd , the con tractor , in driving piles upon which will bo erected n building for the Con Rolidatcd Tank Line company on lower Douglas street , just east of the U. P. railroad track A two-liorso power was used to rniso the heavy weight , which being allowed to 1 suddenly , drop , upon thn piles , gradually nttiks them into the onrth. Comer owned n teamnnd wna working thuro for this purpose. The horses were moving in n circle , gradually raising the weight through the system of ropes nnd tackle , while Comer snt under the horizontal beam coiling the rope ns it was being paid in. Suddenly the pin in the clcavls which attached the doubletrees ft > the beam of the ma chine , slipped out and lot the double trees down on the horses' heels. 'I his of course unloosened the gearing. Comer , instead of keeping down out of the way of the beam , jumped up to protect his horses , forgetting in his'oxcitomont that ho himself stood in the way of the beam. It revolved with frightful speed striking him on the back of the head just fit the base of thobrain , nnd throwinghim violently to the ground Tlio force of the blow must have been terrific lor the hammer mor ot the pile driver weighed ever 1,800 pounds. When the pin cnmo out of the cleavis there wns nothing to contoract the weight , nnd the whole force of it came upon Comers' skull. The blow fractured the base of the skull , und Coiner never moved afterwards. His companions were Rtanding about ono hundred foot away from him , but before they could got to him ho wns dead. Mr. Boyd immediately sent for a doc tor , and nlso notified Coroner Jacobs. The coroner repaired to the place together with Ir. Denise nnd Dr. llprt/nmn. IIo iminedintcly made up a jury nnd held the inquest in Iloag land's lumber oflico , The jury , nfter hearing the ovi deuce , returned n verdict to the effect that deceased came to his death from purely accidental causes. No blnmo attached to nny ono. Messrs. J. II. .Burroughs , W. T. Robinson , 1'ctor Bovo , A. C. llndnl- lut , Harmon Yon Ormnn nnd John J. Ilardin composed the jury. Corner wns about forty-iivp years of iigo , nnd a sobur and industrious man. "Io had boon employed by Boyd to do his work only the day before , bill ras familiar with his business , having been previously engaged in similar indortakings , Ho loaves n wife but no children. His homo wns on the corner of Seven eeuth nnd Williams street. Iiady The ladies' land league hold a large nnd enthusiastic meeting last evening in the Union Catholic library rooms Miss Sarah JJronnan presided. Mr Donovan informed the mooting thn ho had boon delegated to invite th ladies to attend the meeting to bo hch Wednesday next in Clark's hull. Mis Bronnan announced that they had ro ccivod $410 for pie nio tickets up t < present data , but there were still mon tickets to bo accounted for. Tin meeting adjourned till Sundny nex at 4 o'clock. "Tho Ilovoro House Council IJlun" is the best second-class hotel in th west. " augl7-lm IMPORTANT To merchants , builders nnd farmers Wo are now prepared to fill orders fo Omaha Nails , gunranteoiiig quality equal to nny and price lower than th lowest , in nny quantity from ono tone t ono thousand kogs. DOLAJJ & LANOWORTHV , ' Iron Merchants. nug22-Gt Agents for Omaha Nails Prophets ore generally not honoroi nt homo of which rule "Conrad1 Budwoisor" makes an exception. As your grocer for it. m& Boots nnd shoes for everybody Lnruo stock just received at Ful riedo's. Smytho itStull , attorneyx , romovec No , 1'J Oroighton block , . .I. . . . . i < - THE TJCKKTH FOR 4-Paws show wi bo Bold nt Kdholm & Erickson'n Jr\\ iuiv : STORE , opp. the Post Oflico. aug25tf Best quality of children's schoo shoes at Fullriedo's. "Health is better than wealth , " is maxim which ought to bo observed b using the "Conrad'aBudweisorBoer , Ask your druggist for it , For nice fresh meat go to Ciuiu Meat Market on Tenth street , nea the U. P. depot. tf For rout or sale , ono organ , Wi sell on monthly payments. A Kdholm & Kriukson's Jewelry Store Aug25tf Parties wishing booth stands dur ing State Fair , address E. P. Duvis Omaha , Neb. jy28-sup2 THE Omaha Central Club will g iv a public ball at Thiolo's Gartlen o Friday o veiling , August 20. All are cordially invited tu attend. uug25-2 Wkeu Thpre'ii a Will Tkero'i Way. Anyone who lion thu will tu try TIIOUAB KcLECTiticOiL will turely tiiid thu wuv ti jobukt liealtd , in cases of bronchial utfec tIoniiKoro thniat , palux , etc. ) and as'a internal rtnuxly It U invaluable. mllw. HOSPITAL ADDITION. Ton Thousand Dollars to bo Raised to Build it. - - * The committee appointed to devise wnys nnd means for raising a fund suf- icient to build the addition to St 'osoph's hospital met lost evening at Ion. J. M. Woolworth's olllco. Mr. Woolworth suggested that n commit- eo bo appointed to raise 87,000 for ho erection of the building. Mr. \VebstorSnyderthoughtthntinasmuch ns estimates on the construction of n wilding always foil rfiort of the real cost , that $10,000 be raised instead of ? 7,000. Mr. Frank Murphy looked at the matter in the same light , and nado a motioil to the effect that the nmount bo changed from § 7,000 to 810,000 , nnd that n committee bo np- pointed to raise the latter nmount. ilr. Snyder then moved that fudge Woolworth , the chairman of the committee , bo empowered o select the necessary com nittccs to solicit subscriptions n the city. The resolution wns doptod. The hospital will bo an ad- ition to the present St. Joseph's has lital and will receive patients without cgard to religious connections. Any icrson who desires the attendance of n minister other than of the Catholic aith can have ono of any donominn ion he may desire. All persons willie io treated whether able to pay for nodical services or not. 'Want a Discussion- Councilman Kaufman , of the liquor inion , has Kent n proposition to the cinpcrnncopcoplotomcct them to-day afternoon nt 4 o'clock to discuss nnd endeavor to como to some terms in regard to the existing difficulties. Third 'Ward Voters. I will sit for registration of voters klondny , the 5th day of September , .881 , for registration of voters of the L'hird Ward , and said book will bo open at my oflico , 1024 Douglas strcol lorthoast corner of Fourteenth. WILL. II. RILEY , aug24tof,5 Rosjistcr Third Ward. The Now City Directory loon 10 bo issued will bo the mosl horough and complete of any directory jvor issued for Omaha. People win lave recently come to the city , or hose who have recently changed then residence or boarding place , shouh' send their now address at once to J. M. Wolfe , 120 S. Fourteenth street , corner Douglas , so that their names will appear in the now directory cor- ojct when issued. jy30d3tr A Human Brute- A Swede named Ross was arrestet jy Ofiiccr Donohuo yesterday to keep him from getting rid of his family. His wife was confined Wed nesday , and yesterday ho is charged with attempting to kill both her anahor child. Ho has boon drinking for some time past. The man was dragged from Tenth and Davcnpor streets to the station in ho refused to walk. WANTED A girl for general house work in n family of two. REFEU KJJOES UKQUiiiKD. Inquire at Mrs. N J. Kdhohn , Twenty-fifth and Chicago Steady work to a good girl. tf Sixth Ward Voters- OMAHA , Neb. , August25 , ' 81. Notice is hereby given that I wil sit at my store , No , 1022 Cumin street , between 20th and 21st , nort ! aide , on Monday , September the nth 1881 , for the purpose of registorin ] legal voters of said ward. 0. 0. FiKU ) , Registrar Sixth Ward , au 25-sOth Registration Notice- Notice is hereby given that I wi sit at Lorenzon's Cigar Store , 514 H Tenth street on Monday , Soptombo fith , 1881 , for the purpose of register ing additional voters * of the Firs ward and correcting the old list. In witness whereof I have hereto se my hand this , 25th day 'of August 1881. E. M. STENIIEIKI , Registrar First Ward. Registration Notice- STATK Of NKHIIAHKA , ) DUI'ULAH ClH'.NTV. / * ' I will sit for registration of votoi Monday , September 5th and Oth 1881 , on the Southeast corner o Twelfth and CUKS , for registration o voters of the Fifth ward. SCHUVLKK WAKKFIKI.II , Registrar of the Fifth Ward. Aug25 toSH KENTUCKY WIUHKIEH. If you wan straight , good Sour Mash Kentuck ; Whiskies , call only for 0. Conrad t Co.'s Moss Hose Bourbon or Govern or's Choice Itye. Ask your groce for them. WHEN overworked and tired on the "Conrad's BudwoiserBcor" serve as an excellent stimulant. "BLACK-DRAUGHT1 eurci coUvi Hi-nit ami iSic O V. Gaoilinnn i. OMAHA MEDICAL COLLKGK. Full session begins Oct. 10 , 1881 Address , G. B , AYHKS , M. D. , Sec. * Forty year1 trial tu proven "BLACK DRAUGHT" the best liver medicine j the worliL At F C. lloojmtH'ii. Green Gage Plums 10 cents a poum at IJnffett's. Pretty Good Jlio. llacon , l < a | > orte , I ml , , wiittv 'Vour'SruiNnllLOrtrtoii' U all youcnu-kix it Ui tu be. My dytjiepsla hiui all vni itheut why don't you udvertlae if wha nllownucewlll you make if I take a daze battler , no that I eouUl oblige my friem occjwlouallyi" I'riuoCiO cent * , trial hot tk's 10 conU. RATHER LIVELY. * - A Squabble in Judge Benoko's Court Yesterday. There was quite ft lively tilt in Judge Ucnoko's court late yesterday af- otnoon , Ucforo the court convened Mr laldwin accused Watson B. Smith of mving committed perjury in swearing out the warrant * against liquor men. Said G. W. Ambrose : "Do yon accuse him of perjury ? " "I .iy ho swore to n lie , " relied - ) lied Baldwin , liotly. "Do you want to have n row with me ; if you do you can liavo t notv , " s.xid Mr. Ambrose , inviting' y > Fortunately the court then opened nnd the squabble stopped. On motion of Mr. Baldwin thu case of .1 ( J. Brant and Henry Sicrt was continued until September 24 at 5) ) n. n. Affidavits wcro filed which will also to.itponu the coses against Frank Doll- ono anil Andrew llily , .Henry Kauf- nan , A. McGavock nnd Ilonry Horn- jorger. Watson B. Smith swore out war rants against Henry Siort nnd J. G. Jrnnt for selling intoxicating liquors n Sunday. BLACK-DRAUGHT" miikes chills nnil fever impossible. C. P. nntilman'f. Fresh trutts nnd vegetables received every day at D. Guild's en Tenth itroet , near U. P. depot. tf A LIVELY FEUD That Has Existed Between Two Families. A feud lias existed between Edward Augustus and Morris Schutts for some : imu past. They both live in Omaha irccinet and their houses arc directly opposite each other. Upon Sunday , August 7th , us is alleged by Augustus , 10 , with a party of his friends , wore sitting in his front door yard convers- ng nnd enjoying themselves , when Schutts drove up in front of his louse on the opposite side of the way nnd seeing his enemy enjoying i.msclf , commenced abusing him ant called some pretty hard names. Ho said ho would shoot the party without regard to ago or sex. Ho fired two shots , neither of which took effect. It in said that Schuttz did not intern to hit any one , but fired to scare Au gustus nnd his friends. However , he bantered Augustus to go out into the street nnd light , which the latter de clined , with thanks. Tins dispute die ! not culminate in any serious difii culty. Last Sunday it is allegec by Augustus that Schutts hired two men to go the former's house ant whip him nnd his wife. They went each armed to the tooth with pistol nnd knives , and bulldozed the famil ; of Augustus completely. Those facts arc .OH stated by Augustus and hi friends. Schutts was arrested this morning and tried under the chnrgn o a3sault.boforo Justice Brandos , who reserved his decision until to-morrow The two men who whipped Augusta and his wife were nlso arrested am will be tried. INDIAN LEGENDS- The Story of tlioSuii , tlio Moon , the Stars and the Comet- Vlrxlnlix City Tcr. Kntcrpriie. About the time the now comet wn at its brightest wo took the occasioi of a call from Captain Sam , of the Pinto tribe , to ask him about the no tions held by his people in regard to such celestial visitants. Sum said ho would presently bring to us nn olc man of his tribe who had the whole dome of heaven by heart. In some trepidation after so mud ceremony nnd preparation wo final ! } ventured to nsk the venerable siivan if lib know anything about the come recently neon tlamini ; in the northeri sky. Ho did ho know nil about it "It was , " ho said , "a wounded star. ' Said ho ; "It is badly hurt , but itwil get away. " Without fiirthcrccromonj or preamble ho proceeded to give in the whole economy of the celeetia realms in a nutshell , BO to suy. It \ vans ns follows ; "The sun rules the heavens. Ho is the big chief ; the moon is his wife and the stars are his children. The sun ho eat him children whenever h can them catch. They nro nil the time afraid when ho is passing throng ] in the nboye. When ho , their father the sun , gets up in the morning , yet see nil the stare , his children , Ily on of sis-ht-go away into the blue am they do not make to bo BOOH again til ho , their father , is about for going to bed. Down deep under ground deep deep - is a grcnt hole. Hero ho g into this hole , the sun , and ho craw and he creep till h * come to his bed sec then sleeps there all night. Tint is so little , and he , the sun , is so big that ho cannot turn around in it , si ho must , when ho has had all his sleep , pass on then through , and wo see him next morningcomo out in the cost. When ho so comes out ho begins gins to hunt up through the sky t catch and eat tiny that ho can of the stars , his children Ho , the sun , is not all scon , The shape o him is like a snake or u liz ard. It ia not his head that wo can see , but his belly , stuffed wjth the stars he has times and times devoured His wife , the moon , she goes into the enmo hole as her husband to sleep her imps. She have always the great fea of him , the sun , that have her for his wife , and when ho conies into the hole to sleep she long not stay there If ho bo cross. Sho. the moon , have grea love for her children , the stars , and i happy to bo traveling up where tiny ure , And they , her children , feel | f nd smile ns she passes along. But she , lieir mother , cannot help but that ono nust go every month. It is ordered > y Pnh ah , the Great Spirit , that ivcs above the place of nil. Every nonth he do swallow ono of his chil- Iron. Then the moon feel sorrow. She must to mourn. Her face she do > aint it black , for a child is gene Jut the dark you will see wear away rom her face -little , little , little every day , nnd after n time we see again nil the fnco bright of the moth- > r moon. But soon ho , the sun , her uisbnml , swallow another child , nnd she put again on her face the pitch nnd the black. " "But how about the comet ? " "Well , " said the philosopher , 'sometimes you sec the aun snap nt ono of the store"his children , nnd not ; et good , fast hold only tear ono lolo nnd hurt it. It got wild of pain nnd go Ily away ncrosa the sky with treat spout of blood from it. It then , 'cry 'frnid , and ns it fly tfecp always t head turn to watch the sun , its 'nther , nnd never turn away from him ts fico till far out of his reach. " Having thus disposed of the whole justness of the realms nbovc , the sage was inclined to come down to mun dane matters , nnd suggested tlmt nuch talk made man hungry. Ho wns not too proud to accept four bits. Sam , however , who had been listen- ng very attentively to the nstronom- cnl doctrines of the wise man of his nbo and who evidently wished to icar more , went on to say that when ho white men first came to the conn- ry nnd began to dig great shafts , naiiy of his people feared that they ntendcd to dig down to the subter ranean passageway of the sun and noon , catch them both , carry them away and leave the whole world in larkncss. To this the old philosopher answered hat such a thing was impossible , ow- ng to the great heat above and about he hole. Ho said nil the white men could do wna to got out some of the rocks nbovc the underground road of ho orbs , nnd which had absorbed , heir brightness ns they lay asleep in ; heir beds below , those rooks pro ducing , in the case of tlio moon , the white metal ( silver ) , and in the case of the sun the yellow metal ( gold ) . Capt. Sam now said that they were ready to take their leave , and would bp glad to carry with them a small niece of the white metal mentioned by the wise man of the tribe. Some lown Veterans. Tracr Clipper. The mooting of the Veterans at Traer will bo n notable event. Wo will see more men together whoso names will shine in their country's story when that story is told than it will bo our privilege to sco again , as time is gradually thinning their Tanks , to which there are no recruits. When the history of the war is fairly written it will appear that Shiloh was a bloodier battle 'than Waterloo , and Mansfield on the Red llivcr mor hotly contested than the Bridge oi Lodi. Nor will the fact that regiments and brigades fought independently lessen the glory of the participants. Col. Council , of the 24 Iowa , who lost an arm on the Red river , and is so popular witli his boys. Col. Shaw , who led the old 14th in so many furi ous engagements , the Anthony Swuyno of the late war. Col. Scott , who set so gallant an example to hi : regiment , the 32d at Mansfield. We will likely sco Col. Wilson , of the 24th the Marshal Ney of Iowa soldiers. Wo name these as representatives ol the bravo men they commanded who are now pursuing the quiet vocations of lifo on the' farm and in the count ing room who como not that wo may see them , but that they may see each other. Take out the women nnd children that day and let them see the men that left the plow and pen to maintain the integrity of the re public , who triumphed in the grcatcsl war of modern times against nn enemy my that would have won hnd they contended with other than the soldiers of the prairio. If your mind ha1 painted n hero , and you have not aeer the reality , you will learn by looking at these neighbors of yours that the performance of duty ns it is repre sented nnd the discharge of responsi bility ns it comes makes the hero in war or peace , and you must decide whether Iowa soldiers are greatest victorious in war , or modest every daj workers at homo in peace. It wil bo wholesome for the boys to learn that Tama county's grandest men are plain mon , and teach them to look closer than to outside trappings for real worth. The lesson will not bo loud but long lemombereu. Wo hope they will not-come with row uniforms and lire anus. Wo want to sco them. We will not likely get them seer again. Their own convenience re quires them to meet at different places. But we may make them so welcome they may como back all the sooner. GRAND EXCURSION. On nnd nftor July 7th , 1881 , excur sion tickets to St. Paul nnd return , will be sold nt $17 , tickets good to re turn on or before October 31 , 1881. For further particulars inquire of J . II. Bryan , Southwestern Agent , Coun cil Blufls. THROUGH ! TKA1N TO ST. PAUL. On and nfter July llth , 1881 , the Sioux City & Pacific train will leave the U. P. trail if or nt 7:15 : p. m. , running' through to St. Paul , viaSlouj City route Undoubtedly the best shirt In the United States is manufactured at the Omaha Shirt Factory. The superiority of material mid workmanship , combined binod with their great improvements hat ia reinforced fronts , rcinforcec backs , and reinforced sleeves , makes their shirt the most durable nnd best fitting garment of the kind , ever manufactured at the moderate pric * o $1.50 , Every shirt of our make is guaranteed first-class and will refunc the money if found necessary. \Yo make a specialty of all wool. Shaker , and Canton flannel , also chamois underwear , made up with n view to comfort , warmth and durabil ity , To invalids and weak-lungo < persons wo otter opocial inducements in the manner those goods are made cr their prelection. PH. GOTTIIKIMKK , 1207 Farnham SI A triil package of "BLACK-PRAUGHT" free of charge. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE Aihertlscmcnt To Loan , For S'vle , ot. . Found. Want * . Hoarding. & . , Kill he In- erted In these columns once for TEN CENTS icr lint ; each * ub c < iuent Imertlon , FIVHCEKTS > er line , The first Insertion ne\cr lora than nVKNTY.FlVK CENTS TO LOAN-MONEY , IAOttlce ot D. VONEY ' TO 1.0AN-Call at M' I * Thom-u RoomS. Crtlehton Illock. To. loan at from 8 to 10 pfr cent. on ( rood rcnl cslatesccurit } , by bit , ISAAC EDWAKUJ , 1109 Farnbam St. OOr'A AAATO LOAN At 8 per centln- 5 > /&OU.JUU ( temtlnnnmsof t2K nnd upwards , f or 3 to 6 yiKim , on flrst-clMi city nnd 'arm ' protK.rty. HIMIS tlSAL ESTATX and LOAX AOUXCT. 16th and Douzlai Sts. HELP WANTED. - nnd laundrcM. WANTRD-Chalmlxnnalil Apply at 2 < 03 Hurt street , bcUccn luih nnd 21st. 7C2-U Oo < xl clil nt the Scnniltnat Inn WANTED llth nd .tones Sts. 7C3-2J - o first-clais brlek-lajcn * . i Ap ply nt Bee ollkc. 705-20 A gor \ ( 'lrl for freneral house WANTED Must be ajforxl cook , washer anil roncr ; at 1.M8 Cast St. , bet. 10th nnd Kith 709-27 To rent house with six or seven WANTED ; must be In Kood location. Address 1'ctcr T. Martin , nt A. I * Strnng's olllcc , city. 774-27 * Olrl f or general housework ; must WANTED good reference. Apply southwest corner Kith and llamcy , MRS , UAl.ilACH. 770-20 - jrlrl , N.V. . Cor. Uth and WANTED-Ntirso UhUngo 8t > . 770 25' 0 Carpenters at Opera HOUM , WANTED comer Kith and Fnrnhani St . 7U1-29 SHAW & MEM ) . T\rANTiD-Uood blackemllh for tno of the YV licit to\nw In the country. Steady work. Apply to Uolau & Umgnorthy , 14th St , 740-27 " \\7"ANTEU Klrst-chai .machinery nnd house yV work inoldcrE. Address Scaton & I-ca , .iiK-oln Iron Works. 761-27 - second girl , nt 1818 Chli so WANTED-Good paid. 7bl-tf WANTED A girl for general house work , nt _ -JL6iLllSI1lSHb ' ? - Dlnlnj ; room plrl , at llelneko's WANTED , 13th and Jnckt-on Sti. 731-2& \ \ r ANTED TO TRADE Almost new top side YV bar buinryfor a phaeton. Knnulre nt Ilco OHlce. 097-tf A competent workman , ono that WANTED all Wnds ol work , guchn one can find steady work anil peed n a cs. By wrlt- InR or calling on W , 1' . Clark , at .Mapkton , Ia. No drunknrtl need apply. Gb2-2U . Qlrl for general housework In WANTK.li family at { .09 10th St. f.02-tf FOR RENT HOUSES AND LAND. 7\OH \ KENT First-class house of seven rooms , with nil comcnlciitej. Inqulru 1011 Callfor ni.i Sts. 700 tf i . IIENT House of seven rooms , cellar , ucll , cistern nnd ' 'ath-room ; well located , Ilrst-clav ) condition. Knqutro No. 222 southwcsl corner 23th ind Davenport Sts. 753 20 10H UKNT-Ono room with board , 1 03 Call 1 fornia street. 735 tf "TTlOIt HUNT A two-story liouso of 7 rooms with JJ stable , on Shcnimn A\v. Apply at Jlcrrlll'd fectl ttorc , 3)7 S. 12th St. 723-tf TjlOHHBXr Nicely furnished rooms , nt COS JL 17th street. 741-tf A pool table to runt ; \\ith pri\ | . WANTED purchailnir. State price. AiTdrossOEO. 1NMAN , 451-tf Vail , Crawford Co. , Iowa. D KMIS * I1EAI.ESTATE BOOM. bee 1st page. ANTED Kuudlnir brldp-vand school bonds. W H.T. Clark , Bellt\ue. 26-tf . AT JIIlS. n. B. CLAKKE'S No. 1 Board OAI.L House , cor. lath and Dodge tits , lies' In the city. 510-tt OR HENT Elejantfurnlshod rooms. Revon nblc prices , brick house , 2013Caxi St. 023 tf RENT House of PO\CII rooms , kitchen , Fort , cistern , well anil barn , on South Ac - mic , next to Woolworth's realdoneo * Enquire nt 14th and Knrnliam Sts , J. JOl SON , G92-tf TIOR RKNT Large barn. ImUlro | nt 1818 Chi- J ? cajto St. ° Z1H _ T > EMIS has rattling lonj ; Hits of houses , lots .D lands niid farms for sale. Call and gei them. KENT A nicely furnished front room for FOIl or two gentlemen , nt 1210 Honard struct. fM tf RENT 2 furnished rooms oicr Mer FOR ' ExchangeN. K. ccr. lUth and Dodge streets. 289-tl SALE. SAM' Si nil onlon < , cucubers , ton utocn , FOR lifppfr * , etc , , for pltklimr punioscs , dc- IId Til all quantities. TOUSL.EV IIHOS. 773 If "I.UIII bAl.h A tpan ol [ Kjnlcs , bug ! ' . } ' and har J } ness ; biurtoa'mont new. Apply at th CalcJonlan .Saloon , U. 1' . block , 10th St. 704-t SAM' A lot of hiardlntrhotisa fnr.l'uro Foil nt ncrthweat corner 14th a d Jn'ksMi Breit _ _ 7U3-25 RALE- rnro chance to Jump Into a el FOR cash trade. Will sull my stork of m n-liandUe , iiltuatcd In ono of the beet khlpiilni ; points on B. & M. It. H. Kor further inrtfculuneullnradJrets J. U. LlnliiL'er.WuTcrly , Nib. 740-82 FOi ; SALE l.caso nnd furniture of n'lnt-clasa hotel In n town of 1SOO Inhabltontt , In ttate of Nebraska ; his 24 beds ; the trat elliiK men's re sort. Inquire at BEE cilice. 218-tf I710H ! ? , \ I.K Maps of Douglas and Kurvy coun- L1 tien. A. iOSKWATEUlB20rariih ; matrc t 320-tf . KAI.E A farm of eighty acres , In good < repair , ( lood IIOUKU , S2x.SO anil ell 14x10 miiall 01 chant of bearing tree * . Ono mile tout I of Oniuia lity , Iowa , on U. C. & I * . It. II. Will give time on part If nUlicd. Addrcvs r * . M. Hears Umaha , Nib. mt ) < ltfaJ4A-4l T Oll KAI.K A new all leather top Blde-liar .1 ; riiaetini u Ith | 'rlng cushion and back , at W. R OltUtiin'a ciirri g ton manufactory 314 , K. 16th kt. bet. Furnhaui and llarney , 707-tf OR HALi : Neat IIOUM and full lot , 12 blocks from I' . O. nt fOOO. JOHN L. McCtui't , 712-tf Opp , IWolllce. 170R SAI.K-rinu ctock farm of 4CO avni 1) ) gnodhou t' , ciittlu fluid , nrihanl &cwitn In easy reach of ntllniail. I'rlcv. 1600 , pur tinifi at U % . JOHN 1. . McUAUUE , Opp. I'out tat SALE Neat cottage and ( 'ocul lot at FOU . JOHN U JJcC'AGUE , 0.p. | I' . O. OJ7-tf TT10II SALE On reasonable term * . A bushiest J.1 that i | > nni100 | a month. Uuarantces git en u to title of property and lease of premise * t nquiro nt mike of Sam J. IIowell.il7 b. 14'ntit , Onuha. 012 tf 1011 bALK Hone , buggy and Imrnciu. Can I 1 bo cenat 3te\cn8on' t'upliol A > cnuo barn Price , iO , II U. hl.LIS. f U-lC 17011 HALK-A flr t-cla milk lUIry. Inquire 1 } atlhUomco. f > l7-aug27 AND LAND B iiii > rcnU house * , HOUSES , hoteU , faruin , lots , InncUi , ollicci/ room * , etc , See l t page , 170K8AI.E Good houao with four roomi ant i ? half lot , No. 2tilS Doiizo between 20th and z7ih fctrcct. Good uell and shodo treui ; homo In good condition. Inquire on premises. 'Jil-t UUBRELI K And J'urMoli rctxJrect by U KUIIUTT llth and Kaniaui its. 7&0tl II SALE. BRICK 303-tf ESTABHOOK 4 COE. 170R SAi.E A n ll engine , B.V. . Pajne J.1 Sou' * make. In perfect osJer. InqulruofH O. CUrk&Co. S6-tf MISCELLANEOUS. TIAKEN UP-Black cow Ith bell on. Owner can lia\e the uina by proving property auc pajlnif ihwEC * . 0 , 11 , FRY , i mile north D af and Dumb laktltuto. ; 72-27' SPECIAL HOTIOES-Oontinuod A larirc red cow with leather utrap- STHAYKb * , Finder will bo liberally rewarded by returning her to G. > lathcw oncort Mil nnd Pierce Stu. 7C3 2 . Krom my place , on Itth nnd Jack son streets , on August Cth , one ltd anil white heifer , 2 J rs old 747-27 T T VITII.KIE Manufactory J . Ji YV boxw , 1403 Knrnhnni Hrect , MAt.Ij on or MldrcM Potter * Painter , 40 South- U f > ti * trcet , Council IHulTs , Iowa , for rail- rotvl tlckcU cut , west , north ml toutli. firoatly rctlnctil r tf On all tlcVeti. fot.ry ticket guar anteed , and tickets bought , sold and exchanRtd _ atiRl7lm TnOHTUNE TELI.EU AND JlliniUJt-ilr * . J ; Klltft tells past pnscnt , nnd future In lo\o mil all affaire. She rctcnta the deepest nccreUot lie heart. Mio ixwcs the magnetic power to ful flll nil your wWics. Cnll at No. 1010 Chicago street , near 10th. ftiig 10-U T OST Sunday attcrnoon on Howard St. , Jj chlM' ( fold bracelet , mat * ! "Ethet. " Kind er 111 picnic leave nt Itee Office. 673-tf "O KM1S' NEW CITY MAPa.JSc. Sec 1st pag VVTIt AYKU-From 2415 Itarncy o trcet July 23 J ono larirebrinillc cow , 0 yean old , branded on up llli letter "O. " HIM porno white opots on icr. Anyone ph Ins Information where she Is. r return Tier will bo suitably rcuardud. 543 tt _ A. M. U'.Al'.K. Y ONE hMinjf work torn type writer can. AN bo accommodated by telephoning ( ho UK olllcc. _ 483-U 171U11 SAI.K Uoml jmmg pony , ihenp. ErT j.1 nt lied Uarn. 10th St. _ 771-lt 'HAKKN UP A rnl cow. Owner can ha\o the. J. same bj pro\lnc property nnd pay'v charge * . F11AN01S ROItlllNH , Saumlcrs n > i drum St' . nu24ewedM EJIIS' IlEAI , ESTATE EXCHANGE.- } } B TtHKEK or four young men can bo acconmioda J ted with board , llcfcrcncci exchanged. Ap ply 2011 Oass street , 4th door west of ZUthSt , . oraddrcss IJox 337 , postollico. _ 343- Jt. miOWN-Corner 12th and Chlcao. a . streets , Is ready to bore or deepen wel .faction unarantccil. G03U y\ ONT FOHQET The succcn.wrs ot the Anici- U lean House , on Douglas street , between Oth and 10th , for board , loilginn and transient cut * . tomcrs. Respectfully > 64-tf ( ! JULIUS t LOUISK ROSR. - . Jlf To Contractors. * > lllils 111 be rccchcil till August 31st , 1BSI , foi- tbo erection of thrccstorbrick building on b'arnham and 16th St. , In the city of Omaha , tfcb. Plans and fpecificationa inn bo seen nt the .Ilko of A. T. Large. The rlitht to reject any 01- ° Ilbldsrcser\cd. HtNKY IJIUILE. 771-26 POWDEI Absolutely Pure. Made from Grape Cream Tartar. No other , . . arpatlon makes such light , flaky hot broad * , o uxurloim ) xiHtry. Can l > o eaten by Dyepc | > tiu without fear of thollls resulting from heavy Indi gcstlble food. Hold o.-.iy In cans , bv all Gnxcra HOYAL BAKlNGfcPOW'DKlt CO NHW S'orV , PROPOSALS FOR COAL- OfFICB OF CITY CtEBK , ) OMAHA , Aug. 18 , 1M1. i" Scaled pioiiOKals'wIH ) H > receive J by the undersigned - signed for tuo weeks f rom the da to hereof , Thura- day , September Ifct , 1831 , 12 o'clock noon , for furnishing lunl anil soft coal for the u o of the city olIH-es nnd fire department , from till * date until August 18 , A. D. 1883. Sealed Mils or proposals shall utato thu prim for biich coal delU crcd \ \ here ordered , aril shall name said prlco without resjiect to any dcflnitu amount of toal. The right Is reserved to reject any nnd nil bids. Emclopcj contnlniiiKxalil pro posals shall be marked "Proposals for Coil , " nnd ilell\crc'I to the undersigned not later than thu time abe > o tpcclflcd. J. J. L. C. JEWETT , nul8-U4pibaI In2 - City Clfik. Notice to Coal Dealers. Scaled proposals \\lll bo rccehml hy tlio un- dfrsuncd until Fat unlay , August 27 , Ibfal , nt3 o'clock p. in. , for furnUhlm ; such an aii'.ount of hard and soft coal ns ulll be required for nn' In the county court house , Jail and poor hou > f > , und for delhcry to Mich iitrnonsastlio ConnnhsioiieiH nuy order , durlnir the ensuing year. By order of the Hoard of Commlsiloncr * . JOHN II. MANCHIKTEH , au22-6t County Cli rV. NOTICE ( O CONTRACTORS. Healed proposals 111 bo received by thn Hoard ofCounty Comuilsuloiieraof Douulas Countv , > u- braska , until Thursday , September Ut , ! SSlat2 o'clock p. m. , for the erection of n court hoimo building at Omaha , In tald county , In acmnlaiicc withplat andfiKcIdcat onunadony E. K Hi-t , architect , nnd now on file In thu county clerk 'H olllce. Dun bid must be accuiuianled ] bv a good and buillclcnt bond In the sum of five thousand dollars , conditioned ( hot thu bidder will enter Into contract and glo n good and sulflclent bond tor the faithful performance of the work should thu. same bo awarded to him. Specifications will bo furnUbetl upon application to the county clerk. Separatn bids for Inn nc\cral parts of the build ing will bo considered and all proposals mu t lie ma''c upon schedule * prc | > arul by the architect and fnriilshcil on application to the county clerk. The Hoard rcucnes thu right Io reject any or nit hldn. hldn.By order of the Board of County Commlstlon- era. JOIINH. JIANOIIESTHK , Omaha , Aug' 11 , lt > bl. County Clerk. MraskaLandAgencj DAVIS & SHYDER , IBOSFarnham St Omaha , Nebratkn 4:00,000 k.OXCJBS Care.ully tclcutol land In Eastern Nebnwkafor iialc. ( .i\.at Bargains In Improved farms , and : Omaha city propertj. 0 , K , DAVIS. WEBSTER 6NVDEII. Late Land Com'r UP , H . 'p-ffbtf John G. Jacobs , ( Formerly of Oleht Jacobs , ) UNDERTAKER. No-lWFarnhamBt. , old EUnd of Jacob Ola. MTOrrlert by Tclf graph Sollcitod J.H FLIEGEL Successor to J , H. Thlele , MERCHANT TAILOR No. 230 Dou Iai Street Omaha Neb. W. J. CONNELL , ATTORNEY - AT - LAW. Ornci Front Room * ( up ( tain ) In HuiKOin'a- DOW brick buildinN. . w. corner FfUcnth ail arnham Street * . SIBBBTT & PDLLBE , ATTORNEYS AT LAW , . DAVID CITY , NEB. Hpcclil attention | ( Ueii toeollcctloni la Butler-
