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FEE OMAHA DAILY BEE SATTy&uAY , SEPTEMBER 24 1881.
1. DAILY BE
Saturday Morniog. Sopt. j
1'ori6 nccomod Uon of our up-t
pntrong ftrnxngcmentsliavo been miwlo
Kdholm & Krlckiwn , jewelers , opposltt
post offlco , where swlvcrtlscmenlfl
orxlcrs for the 5ty deHvcry of TliK
will be received. AdvertlscmcnU foi
evening must be hnmletl In Iwforol
th wornitif. edition Iwforo
w. , tor ;
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Pottcwon fffonl. \ \ .
DUMIO. Itcllnblo Hatter.
Pn-vlerick Ixindins Hnttcr.
-
( K 3 bnMnem lota Call on IJcniis
Xcw oransea at A. It. ( iladstono'i
4000 rwiacnco lotu JJonim , mrcnt ,
IBO hoa . ( . ! | i nml loU Bcinia'ngcnt
Bcmis' rcnl eatnto bocm. Klrnl
A. W. Niwon , Dentist , Jncob'n b
Best line of Clftars , at Saxo'e.
Smolso Starlton tt. Storms , f
Cigar , fttKntm'ii Drug Store only.
SoJ Water , better than cvci
S&ro's.
S&ro's.Bimis' now map of Omaha , 25 c
200 farnw ami 1)00,000 ) ncrea of
Bernls , ngcnt.
Th ° Lion continuca to rowr tor Mo
Harnc i..i'id Saddlery.
Kor FIXE Cornntcrclnl Job Prln
oil ot THE HEB Job rooms.
Blcycla for nalo or trade for n h
C T. Cnnan. .
Who pays the h licat pvioo for Sc
Hand l urnlturoJ Abrahams & Li
1121 Douglas street. BcplO-
Prof. W. J. Anders Dnncing Si
begins October 4. Sec atlvertisemci
another column. aeplO
Lieut. Wm. If. H. Crowell , Ct
1 fantry , has been granted leave of nbi
fur a mouth.
Moit elegant new dtyle * of lint-
thoOronha Purlor , Henry . Rid
15th sheet , opi > . postoffice. septlG
To the fonncw don't forget to call
RBO Doane'a fine lot of hata and ca ;
218 , llth street. *
Burt Pierce , foreman painter at 3
climber & Daily's , was made happy ye
d y .by being presented with n tv
pound girl baby.
The Bohemians of this city ycatc
nent another 100 florins to Prague to n
the completion of the now National t
tor. This makca about 8200 already i
An expressman a few days ulncc
JuRcd to haul n keg of becrto a private
deuce , Alleging as a reason that the H
trnlTlc was illegal.
Kindel & Krclln , Practical lint
We Bell ImU and caps cheaper thaif
Lo else. You will find it to your
vantage to give us n call. soptlS
Doane , the reliable hatter war ;
- co "you all to-day , giving nwny II.-ICP
' remcmbar 218 ,
caps at Doono's ,
etrcct.
McOormick is rcmocllini ; his bulk
When completed It will liavo a plate-i
front. , It in one of the oldest , if not
oldest brick building in Omaha.
As noon M the equinoxtlala Htriki
city the full benefit of the oak crora w
being rapidly laid in the various w
will b appreciated. Council la spcn
$5,000 in tbli way.
" Pipe Iiayine Nearly FinUhec
Thojvator company yesterday tied
od over to the city the romaindorof ,
difltributin systotn , which inolii
tlio territory near Boyd's pad
liouso and at the lower end of Tc
atroot. The only portion of the
torjbpply syatom now romaininp
Gotvloto is that on Gaming sti
vov of Saunders and Baunrjnra sir
Aa jjfl the gradof Itavonow boon oal
lishcd out there , work will bo c
monccd at once , nnd it is oxpoc
that all the pipes will bo laid there
tin10th of next month. The en
distributing system will then , bo c
ploted. _
If obraclta Stata Stenographers' ,
Delation.
The next regular meeting of
association will be hold at the law
fico of John I. Rcdick , in this <
Oct. 5h , 1881 at 7:30 : o'clock sharj
The annual election of otlicors
the queuing year will take place
arrK&BinenU for tbo "banquet" 01
bo considered.
Pleaao turn ut and make the 111
ing aploasant one.
GKO. W. BOYDBN ,
_ Spcrplar ,
Sowing and Reaping-
When a young ladv hems Imndkcrcl
for a rich Whelor , eho HOWH that the
reap. . JVhen aeedsof disease nro pla
Uirough over indulgcnco , you can pro
tto un-lertakor irorn reaping the bond
viloy Spring Blotboin. 1'rico fX ) c
trill bottlcu 10 cento. xoptlUeod :
Bcantiflcr-
Ladies , you cannot make fair a
rosy checks and nparkling oyoa '
all the coametica of Franco , or bui
Cora of the world , while in ;
health , and nothing will give
uch good health , strength , buo ;
apirita and beauty an JJoi ) Bitters.
trial U certain proof , Telegraph.oc
oc
BURGLARIES
Committed at Private E
K deuces Thursday Night.
The roaidonco of Goo. E. Pritc
cu Eighteenth etroot , bolwooa I
ham and Douglaa , was burRla
Boiffilifrtf Thursday night. Owii
the fadi that ono of the childrer
i
[ iulr , some of the family wore ;
ing _ about op-staira during
most of the tiniu. The Dur ara
iut n number of valuable articles
liad them packed up to , take i
with them. It is thought that
were Beared oil' by Boinothing , for
only escaped with a lot of platd
vor w ru. | Seine itoHd * silver
r had laid out they lo !
ThJIfoiidenco of George Thrall
th , mopbr of 10th and Do
strf 0tlp aa also visited on a ail
miuaion. A quantity of uilvoi
and u ( jmall wum of money were at
HasEverytbtsiicFaile'd Voi
Then try"NYamor'a Safe Kiduoy
Tiiv r Cure. 18-1
STAR ROUTE SWINDLi
Two Mon Arrested , But
Commissioner Fails to
Hold Them. .
On Monday last Jfaj. John JJ ,
ray , posloflico inspector , Un
Slates jrarfihnl E. L. llicrbowor ,
United States District Attoi
Lambortson. loft for Sidney , N
where Marshal Diorbowcr , on c
plaint of Maj. Furay , arrested
oflicora of the Sidney & 131ack I
stage route , which is known as on
the alar routes , concerning wl
frauds the government han of
been taking aumo .vigoroun steps.
two men arrested were E. E. Cor
superintendent of the Bingo compi
mil 0. F. Iddings , the agent nt
uoy. The charge made agn
theao mou was conspi
to fraud the govornii
by inducing the postmaster at Sid
Fred. E. Clary , and at Deadw
Sol , Ilivrr , to make false roturni
the postal department an to the [ I
of departure and arrival of m
The inon were arraigned be
United States Commissioner A
and the following facto deduced :
The line from Sidney to Deadw
m two hundred and eighty-seven m
over a difficult road to travel , boi
succession of mountains and t
liills. For this ( service the central
Thomas A. McDovitt , who wan
dontly a "straw" man rccoivci
first ? ! ) ,725 per annum , the mail t
carried seven days in the wcok , a
aighty-hour aorvico In 1
through Brady , of star-routo not <
tyfctno route was ' expedited' '
the cost of § 20,355 , for which 77
mid 288 horses wore to bo omplo
According to this arrangement
'mail ' was to bo carried 50 hour
ummcr and 05 hours in the fall
spring.
The postmasters at Sidney
Deadwood made their returns
the mails were being carried ant
riving in the time named. M
Furay , in his investigation ,
came convinced that this
fraud , secured auulciont ovidcnc
frighten both of the postmasters
confessions that they had misro
sonted the facts , and obtained ono
proof to show that the mails
lever arrived at either place on <
but once , that they were late f
thrco to five hours in sum
ind' two to three clays
winter. For each hour the mails
delayed in winter the govornn
loses $1.24 , and for each hour inter
tor 81.CD.
Postmaster Clary testified to
fact that ho had been induced by '
bin and Iddings to falsify his rctu
but said that ho had not thought
ho was doing any harm.
The defendants -voro roprcsci
> y Judge Heist , of Sidi
who produced several witnesses to
tify to the good management of
mails nt the Sidney end of the 1
Corbin way also put on the stand.
were that all ho had requested of
postmasters was that they bo as |
orous as possible with the compi
but that ho did not ask that tin
turns bo falsified.
Iddings waa not sworn , but
issistod the poatmiwlor to make
the returns.
District Attorney Lambortson
ippcaring for the government , m
in able argument before the conn
noncr. That official , however , thro
onto mysterious chain of logic ,
jnnblo to see that aufliciont ovide
tad been presented to hold the p
mcrs , and so discharged them.
Both Corbin and Iddinga will bo
'cstcd ' again and arraigned bol
Jnitod States Judges McOrary
Dundy at the November term of "c (
in this city. In the collection of
donco Major Furay was ably assii
> y Marshal Biorbowor , and Dist
ttornuy Lambcrtson made out n
hich it is clauucd would liayo 1
: io prisoners in 'any unprejud
ourt.
; a Grocery.
Thieves broke into the side
ranco of J. MoVittio'fi grocery s
t Eleventh and Farnham sir
OHIO time Thursday night and for
pentho money drawer niado away i
uout $3 in nickels which it i
nincd. Nothing else was distui
far as could bo seen. Eutn
ran effected by forcing open the <
ith a jimmy.
LEG BAIL.
Colored Man Takes it Ft
the County Jail.
Yesterday Oharloy Miller , i
i the county jail , had a coupli
irisonors in the yard at work ,
f thorn , a big negro who had 1
out to jail for drunkenness ,
orking the pump for awhile and
nally replaced by another priao
rltller turned his back for a mom
ud as ho did so the colored man
; an to use his legs in the moat vi
us manner. Miller had scar
urncd hia head botoro. the negro
mlf n block uway. The jailer
round the building for the pur
if hoadinc the prisoner off. bu
his ho failed. ] ] o chnsod the n
or five or six blocks , but wai
rvofully distanced that ho finally
jp in disguat. The o
prisoner loafed quietly ivbout
loomed to enjoy the chase with
keenest relish. The negro bos
yet been recaptured. His
would hixvo expired , the jailor
by Sunday , and ho would have
released to-day.
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Notice.
There will bo n special ineetin
lluth Itobocka Degree lodge No ,
thia Saturday evening at 7:30 o'
sharp , to transact such business ai
coinp before the lodge.
D , A. PiKiioy , N.
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Society Notice ,
All members of Omahu Council
320 , A. Lof IT , are requested t
present at their meeting next
Jay evening , Da there is buaiiv
iinportanco. Also degree work
B. E. KOOEIIK , Bocrota
A Uul package of "BLACK-DRAUC
charge.
At F 0. OoodmiE
Ilubonuann for watch work.
The Military Ousorviuioo.
The following order haa bcon p
.ulualed from military hea'liuart
t Washington :
The remains of the hxlo prcsidi
if the United Slates will bo inter
in Monday , the 20th instant , at Clc
and , Ohio. The secretary of
lircctn that labor on that day bo t
leudcd at nil military posts , and
11 public works under the dircctioi
Jio war department. The flags at
nililary poslfl , htalions , forts , tin
nga and vessels , will bo kept nt li
uast during the day , and ut 1'2 o'cl
itcridian twenty-one ininuto g
nil bo fired from all forte , and nt
nilitary poatfl , and at the milil
icadcmy , .
"PLEASANT HOURS.1
Annual Meeting and Elect
of Officers.
The Pleasant Hours club hold t
nnual business meeting last over
i the 33ord of Trade rooms. It
ully attended. The following elli
ore elected for the ensuing twi
lonths : 0. E. Squires , preside
. Mi llosi , treasurer ; \V. F. Mel
in , secretary.
The following executive conimil
as appointed : A. E. Touzalin , B
elm B. Furay , Lieut. Foot , E.
&CK
President Squires responded i :
ricf speech. This ia the eighth ti
f that gentleman , which IB a litl
cstimonial to both his high so
ualitics and 'his ability to pro ;
racefully nt the imo receptions of
lub.
lub.An announcement made by
resident was grodtod with applai
t was that Uoyd's opera he
ad been secured for
oming season's ' parties. Tli
) aciou dressing rooms on the tl
oor will bo provided , one for the (
onion nnd two for the ladies. <
itheso rooms the largest will
tied up with $1,500 worth of fu
ire , and bo a perfect gem in wa ;
ppointmcnts.
The following are the dates of '
mrtics for the coming season : .
ember 2 , November 18 , Dccombc
) ecembor 30 , January 25 , 1882,1
uary 21 , April 10. The party gi
) eccmbcr 30 will bo the centon
arty given by the club , and oxtr :
inary efforts will bo made to man
ot only the social event of the i
on , but the greatest which Om
as over scon. The club opens
oar under Hollering auspices i
vith a largo membership.
Now Trap Shooting
A now thing has come into
larkot for sportsmen , which , it in
o hoped , will in preab part do a\
ith the "slaughter of thoinnocon
: ia a red clay nhcll , and it ia E
rom the trap in such a way that
oncavo side shows toward the g
or. A Irap will easily c.uiso om
icso shells or discs to sail upwi
\actly as a pigeon Hies , for fortj
ity rods away. They therefore
jrd an excellent mark. Four mi
era of the sportman's club , Mcs
ughcs , TJruckor , Halhaway i
[ ills , shol at the now "pigeons'13
jrday. Tlio scores didn't run
cry high , but the boys had plenty
un , and they dcclaro the invontio
uccess. _
ARPY DISTRICT COUP
A. Motion to Quash Two of \
Liquor Indictments.
Considerable intercut haa been
racted toward the Sarpy county i
ict court , by reason of the ind
outs against liquor dealers in i
ounty. Ono dealer pleaded guiltj
'hursday ' and received a sentence
150 fine. Yesterday two cases -n
rought before the court on a mot
j quash the indictments. Argum
as heard and decision reserved u
iday.
John O'Lcary , Sr. , indicted _ for
; ault and mayhem against Kapi
1m Bohemian , was tried. No i
once of mayhem was presented ,
I'Leary was convicted on the elm
f assault with deadly weapon ,
ill bo sentenced to-day at the st
uio with hia son , John O'Loary , .
ho pleaded guilty.
Court will probably adjourn te
nd the.liquor cases may go over
'i another term.
All of the aaloona iu Papillion w
ileaod yesterday except ono kept b
uaty Gorman , named John Xunn
man , who ia reported to have BW
hat ho wouldn't close up if "
oyful and his grandmother cc
rouut. " His sales yesterday amoi
d to thirteen koga of beer , and
oilier ilhulviscd pluck is paying 1
oil temporarily at least.
i *
Worthies * Stuff-
Not ao fast my friend ; if you cc
oo the strong , healthy , bloom
ion , women and childion tlmt h
loon raised from beds of aiukn
uHcring and almost death , by
.so . of Hop Bitters , you would f
'Glorious and invaluable romoii
Memorial Service *
As President Oarfiold waa n m
or of the Christian church , there
10 memorial soryicea conducted
hat.chuich in thia city next Sun
morning. In the evening the jw
will preach on the religious fait
the departed president , The pub ]
iordially invited to the meetings.
FARMEUSAND MECHANIC !
/ If you wish to avoid great dai
ind trouble , besides a no BUI all
f oxpouso , at this sooapii of the >
you should take prompt stops to I
disease from your household.
Astern should bo oloansod , b
purillod , slomaoh and bowels ro ;
bed , and prevent and euro ( list
uiaing from spring malaria , \\a\\
of nothing that will BO perfectly
tmroly do this as Electric Bitters ,
ivt the trilling cost of fifty cents a
Uo. [ Exchnngo.
Sold by Ish & MoMahon. (
DIED.
MURPHY-Sopt. 23 at 11 a. iu. J
Dantol , son of Mr , and JMra. Mur
age D yean.
l-'unerul Sunday at 2 p. in , from
Jence 20th and 1'Jcrco elreetx , 1'rlcni
tiled ,
ROSH-H SHANA.
rho Jeyjiah New Year I
Cclobrntion.
ljt SlfrniBtainco , Purpose * and
Events it Commomorntci ,
To-day ia the Jewish Now Year ,
ing the first day of the lunar tn <
Tishri. It is being generally cclo
ted and observed all over the w
by all orthodox Hebrews. It bt
it sundown last evening and <
with sundown to-day. All of the )
closed their places of business
evening and will keep thorn oh
during the day. Services were 1
in this city last evening , and will
continued to-day.
Upon this day the orthodox bol
that the record of their conduc
jopon and their sum as well as t
virtues nro balanced , that the ri
aoua are predestined for the con
year to hfo , health and prospei
ind the wicked nro destined to :
fortune nnd porhapi death. But
evil decrees from this record mnj
be changed , providing that the sii
will rcpont , and endeavor by chn
uid prayer to counteract his
deeds. On nlonoment day , howe
ton days' hence , thn dusliuy of n
irrevocably fixed , and the decrees
'scaled. '
I Duforo the destruction of the T
pie all sins were atoned for by sr
iicca upon the altar and throtiuh
intercession of the priests. Since
captivity , however , the annual
destination doctrine has bcon mat
part of the cardinal faith , and
based upon a very touching tradit
which ia incorporated in the pray
Some three nundrcd years ago
Germany , a very pious rabbi
maimed by having his legs sawed
ibccauBO ho refused to change his fa
On the evening of this holiday ho
[ himself carried to a synagogue
placed in a box in front of the sun
nry , and m this position , being prop
up , he uttered a prayer which iu e
atanco declares that the Lord , u
this day , rises in judgment over n
kind. The deeds of all men pass
fore Him , and Ho decrees whol
their authors shall live or die ,
prosperous or impoverished , po
m the ilamo or in the water , or
happiness or sutler misery ,
timely prayer , charity and repents
may change ihc-oyil of His subl
decree before the verdict ia sealed
This now year's day , besides bi
the judgment day , is also common
.itivo of the emancipation of sla
which was proclaimed in Judea o\
iflicth year , a ram's horn b <
jlovm and the words shouted : " 1
claim liberty throughout the lar
Although the emancipation was ]
claimed upon thia day , it did not t
Inal clt'ect until tho. atonement t
when all slaves , either by birth , (
turo or voluntary servitude were
free. The blowing of horns is :
observed in every ynagof
although other , traditions 1 :
ucon connected with this c
mony. The aorvico is very solei
directed mainly Inward a general
view of the frailty of man , his u
dependence upon.Proyidenco , and
necessity of purification , both of
body and the soul. There is also
usual reading of chapters from
Old Testament bearing upon this <
Ono of these passagea ia that of
prayer of Hanna for a son , and
inawcr to the prayer in the birtl
Samuel.
O ' '
A CARD.
OMAHA , NKTJ. , Sept. 12 , 188 ]
To wlinm It may Concern :
This ia to certify thai for the ]
eight months , I hnvo Buffered fron
ncuto attack of uuiatie rhoumaii
Part of that time 1 wni unable to ;
form my daily labor , and dui
most of the time J Imvo bcon the
tim of constant pain. After trj
avcry known remedy , and having
cured the best medical treatment t
the city could afford , without any
parent relief , I began to consider
case hopeless.
In this emergency , I was asaurct
a friend that Dr. John Moaghor , '
md lately arrived in Omaha ,
made a specialty of rheumatic al
cior.s , and I was strongly advised
ire him a trial. * I have done BO ,
now , in justice to Dr. Meaghor ,
well as all those who may bo afllii
is I have bcon , I make the fclaten
public that I am cured scarcol ;
truce of sciatica remaining. I
convinced that Dr. Meaghcr's tr
uiont of any form of rheumatism ni
: > o necessarily successful , if the
dent adheres to the rules and.
ttructioim given him.
JOHN llusi
Dr , Measlier can bo found at
iouth 12thfitrcot. It
A TOUR BY NOBILITY
Canada's Governor Gone
Coming to Omaha.
Two special cars were taken f
the Rock Island road ycstoi
ind attached to the Unbrt Pa
tram westward. In ono
ivoro Sir Sidney AVatorlow ,
London , a member of pa
mont ; hia BOH , Paul " \Vn\er
ind hia two daughters , Misses H
md Celia. The party came f
Quebec aud will go through to
Pranoisco. They were accompai
from Chicago by Mr. St. John , 01
ho Rock Island directors , .
Another special car waa attache
the U. P. train , which ia bound
Ogden , where it will bo pli
\t the disposal of the
ornor-gencral of Canada , Mar
) f Lorno. The Governor General
present in the British dominion.
ia accompanied by a party of four
relatives nnd members of the nobi
They will return via Omaha andp
ibly remain in Uiis city a day or
_ _ , , | _ . . - n *
Nourlv a Miracle
E. Aacnity Hall , Dlughanipton , N
writcnj " 1 sulTered for several mi
w" a dull pnlu through the left lunj
hv Uloru. I lout my spirits , nppetlti
xdt ami could with ditlicuUy kee ;
* 11 day. My mother procured BOJUO
DOCK llLOOi ) BmEius ; I took them n
reeled , and have felt no l > ahi nlnco
week nit r utiu ? them , nud am now i
well. " 1'tlco ? 1.00 , trial ho 10 W cent roil. *
Two Raoo * Today.
The fever heat to which the ow :
of local ' 'stoppers" have suddenly i
on can bo laid directly nt the dooi
the stnto fair managorH , who wore
ipircd by some mischievous gcniu
ctol up a roadster's class. Hank H' '
bergcr , whoso horse wns distance
that contest , has surprised ha ! ri
by turning about and winning tw
thmo private matches , nnd has an
bor of more on hand , aud Iho boys
beginning to suspicion that ho
playing them for bole. To-day at
driving park there will bo lota of
over two races , ono between G.
Wright's horse nnd Uornborger's ,
the oilier between horses owned
Dennis Cunningham and Phil. !
Shano. They will calcli quite aero
PITCHED FROM A BUGC
Little Millie Groff Sever
Injured Yesterday.
Millie GrolT , daughlcr of Lo\m
Grotf , of the law firm of Grou" & M
ornery , met with a very serious
cidcnt yesterday. She is qener
driven to school by her father on
way to the oflici1. Yesterday t
left their homo , corner of Gooi
and Coburn atreets , later than UKI
[ n order to reach Iho high scln
where Millie nltouds , before scl
time , Mr. Groff drove very rapii
On turning the corner on to
Mary's avenue , Millie , who sat on
edge of the so.xt , was thrown from
bugtry between the wheels and
badly cut in the face , wl
her leg nnd nrmyoro' sovci
bruised bcforo the horsu could
stopped. As soon as pcssiblo slip '
iixtricatod from her perilous posit !
ind carried intern , house near by. .
CofTinan waa hastily summoned i
made an examination. Ho said
bones were broken , and advised the
ho bo taken homo at onco. This i
lone Millie is an nttractivo gir
bout 12 years , nnd popular with
jcsmpauiona as well as with others \
iknow her.
PERSONAI * .
Mrs. Paul Ruinsey and daughtur left
lay for Sidney.
P. H. Sharp , leaves this afternoon fc
busineas trip to Chicago.
Jcfcse Blackburn , of Liucoln it ) at
Creighton.
W. Hnydcn and wife , of ChiciRO ,
staying at tha Witlmell.
CJcorgo Berry , ot O'Neil City , a Et
route contractor , ia in town.
Col. Martin , of General Crook's st
arrived froru the west yesterday.
Col , Hooker , the fltock ngcnt of
Hock Island road , went westward
Jay.
Jay.Will
Will Connolly , on artUt , of Shenandc
[ n. , ia in Omaha , visiting his brother ,
Connolly.
Senator Saundera and wife left for Cl <
land yesterday afternoon to attend'Pi
ilentGarfield's funer.vl.
A quiet wedding" West Point , N
brought two guests to the Creightou he
to-day , H. D. Gallant ! nnd wife.
Mibs Allio Powers , left this morning
Wisner , where eho will handle tlio rein
government in one of the schools in t
vicinity.
Mrs. M. Donavan has been lying e
ouely ill for some time past at the Ore
ton house. The lady ia now in a fair \
to recover.
The following persons are registerci
the Witlmell , among thin morning's
vals : G. W. Hulst , V. T. Price , of
lumlws ; J. M. Dimmitt , of Laramie , A
Per. ; Sol. Siegel , of Salt Lake.
I Sir Samuel Baker , the renowned Afri
ijxplorcr , was on board the arriving o'
land train yesterday. Ho waa accoir
nied by his wife , with whom ho has h
making an extended western tour.
Tlio following are registered ct
Witlmell : Mrs. J. T. TUoclleclc , of !
: neyj Lieut. 0. H. Boughtcu. of the t
teil States army ; G. A. Scaright , of Cl
cnne ; W. S , Smith , wife tnd fcon , of C
Jale ; J. II. Allen , of Denver.
W. E , Phelps and wife , Mrs. J. P. " \
pent and daughter May , and MissHai
worth , all of Slanx City , nro at
Creighton house. Vincent & Phelps
the contractors for the railroad worl
progress between this city and Blair.
Tlio following nro registered at the ' .
tropolitan : 1" . W. Dick , of North Pla
P. t' . Carpenter , of DCS Moincs ; L.
Cooluy , of Farmington ; Thos. Price
Lincoln , nnd Kuv. II. Cook , of Jessnp ,
| Tlio latter gontlernan isa coinniercial t :
elcr , and at the name time a preachc
oniu note.
At the Grcighton house : K. Gary ,
iChicngo ; A. 0. Wnto and wifo. Mh
olie , Minn.
Mrs. Lynian lllclmnlson aud daugh
Iss Mii'nic , Uft thli < afternoon for u
{ weeks' visit cast.
The Metropolitan's register bhcmti :
A. Drown , of Grand Rapidu , Ia. ; 1
[ Charles N , Gate , of Columbus , Neb , ;
JN. Prceman , of North Plalle.
J. P. Flood , the bonanza king and li
> f the great mining linn of Flood , O'lir
Mackcy & Fair , nnd aho the head of
Nevada bank , is expected boon from
, 'rancisco , and he will probably inak
top in Omaha.
Superintendent J. F. Clark , Dlvl
Superintendent P , J , Nicholu , nnd K.
Morsomnn , general manager of the U
rcqt * , aril\cd ycetcrdi.y afternoon f
in extended trip of observation over
Jniim Pacific road. They report ev
hingo. k.
The following are some of Iho late li
inivuls at the Witlmell house yeitei
afternoon and evening : F , P. Irelani
Nebraska City ; U cargo L. llanier ,
Preston , Ia , ; J , M , Timelier , of Ft , . '
braraA ; , G. Lasoolles , of Sioux City
A. lUelmrdsorj , ol Chicago.
Tlio follow inj ; persons are Btoitpio
the Canfield house : Byron Clark , of
pillion i M. C , Smith nnd wife , nnd
Bruton , ulicrilf of Dodge county , Frein
S. B. Lawrenca nnd A. 0 , Drown , of
coin ; 0. M , Uopp , of Wahoo ; Miaj I
tlughea , of North Platte ; Leon Stroni !
Florence ; J. C. Dlackburu , of Lincoln
" BLACK'pnAUOHT" cures cost
ness urd ijlck-lluadackel
Brief DomoHtta Felicity'
Sun Chung Lung , the cckslial |
tlemnn who uovolea his tnlciit to
Wo of tea , got married a week
[ to a white lady. Last night his '
left him. It wns nt first thought to
si mou pure love match , but it sc
there were two minds in the snim
liancc besides incompatibility of t
per , and the house divided agaius
lielf of course had to fall.
OMAHA MEDICAL COLI/EGI
Fall session begins Oct. 10 , U
Address G. D. Avnr.3 , M. D. , Sei
"Tho llovoro llouso Counct HI
ia the best second-class hotel in
rest. " nuirl7-li
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Advertisement To Loan , For
Unit , FounJ , Wants , IJoanllni , tc. , will I
wrted In these columni once for TEN Cf
per line ; each ib cqucnt Insertion , FIVECl
per line. The firjt Insertion ncncr less
rWESTY-FlVE GENTS
TO LOAN-MONEY.
ONiV TO I-OAN-Cltukson li Hunt , 2) )
M 14th Street. 211
MM
ONEV TO t.OAN-CalUt LiwUlllcco
M : L. Thomas ItooiuS , Crol''hton Block ,
To loan at from Sto 10 pen
" on uood roil tatcsccurlti
till , ISAAC UDWAUIH , 1100 rarnhatn St.
KH f\f\f\f ° LOAN At 8 per ccr
tll.UUU li-rcst I" sums of 2,600
arJs , for 8 to Syaixro.on drst-ilv-a city
farm property. Hrsns UEAI UITATII and I
\oxvcr. 16th and Doutthi St .
HELP WANTED. '
Situation \book-kecpor rhy
WANTKO ed lady. Oood references
Irrm J It. , lice OIHcc. 77-2
A woman who con dollghtha
WANTED and care for a child. Add re1
tl on Mrs. II. 0. ricrco , Ko. 714 North 18tl
C8-t (
Uy fifteen-year olil boy I
WANTED , place to work for board anil w ,
ago to school , willing to work. Itctcro
r en. AdlrcMl ) . , thUcllk-o. 75-21'
Situation by a young mat
WANTED II. MANNWE1LEII , lltli St. ,
"arnhnra and Harncy. 71 2
Immedladcly , a woman bctv
WANTED of 1ID 11 30 , with some small m
tnd In Kood standing in tiBO'Mcty PS partner
Ifo Call or address L. Buergcr , corner :
ind DoJKc. 73-24 *
"ANTED A flrst-cl'is.i ilounlo entry b
W keeper. Address P. O. Box 23. 7
WWANTED
Ily a respectable youn < r n
WANTED as cleric or porter In hotel ; wll
o work at am thlnir respectable and light
Iresa 0. L. V. , Ccc office. 74-2
A woman coolc. Jnqulra
WANTED lit 020 ilarney St. , bet Oth
10th. 7o-tf
Fifteen flr t class carpenl
WANTED \\i.'ca paid. Apply at 0
House , corner 1'arulium and lOtli. SIIA
FIELD. 07-23
|
VirANTED A No. 1 Rood mil for M
Tf work , will pay good wages. Chvi. K
iicyer , Hoot and Shoo Dealer , 1515 Dodge
CD-
A situation by ancxperici
WANTED nnd burr dresser. Apply tot
llreet. Central City. Neb. 01-21 *
Button hole mikcr * , at
WANTRD . Cfl-28
\TITANTED Boirdtrs at ii08 Cas St.
YY 67-24
Two or three day hoarder !
WANTED family. Inquire 1C09 Davoi'1
.trcct. 40-27
\XrANTED An experienced and trusty
V V 'or general housework , tuia'I fauillj ;
IVtbster St. S5- !
Woman cook. To a first (
WANTED uaRci will be paid. Call nt
S. coracriuth and Davenport. & 3-2i *
\TrANTED Carpcntsrs to build 25 cottas
W contract. 1100GS &H1I.I. .
VTTANTED Manufacturing concern wan
YY business man In Omaha and In evi > ry
not already taken ) . A few hundred dorlara
Pessary to pay for gnodi onlolh cry after or
mvo beeiue-urcd tor tho.samj ; S150 per mo
iroflt cuarantced. Tno most searching in >
ration solicited. A. 8. AIlhOLD & , CO. ,
ilroadnaj.NcwTork. sc21flt
'A.NTED-Oood sccona girl at 1S18 Chl <
street. 4Mf
\TTANTED A good girl about 15 , to ansla
YV aiturc. Jlust come with good retire
\ddrcf3 SlcrLhants , City. 39-tf
TANTED HouseUcercr , IIOJ Farnbam
W up stain. 30-tf
Ww
ANTED Oood fecond girl at southv
w corner 19th and llurt St. 35-tf
Situation by y'iins man wil
WANTED at any respectable business.
Ircas A. , Ileo onice. 45 21 *
ANTf'D Woman cook at tkc Km
W House. 33 tf
Ww
> ANIED-01rl at 2GOJ Dodge street.
w 970-
ANTED flirting room girl , at the D <
W ; House , opposite Hcu ottko. 974-tf
"ANTED KespcUable tmplo > mcnt by ]
W band and wife. Addrc-sl1. P. C.lei
077.
> -Dy M. W. Hartlgan , proprlcU
the Missouri Valley lloilcr Works , Om
Soli. , four llrbt-cUst ) bollcr-umkcrs. No o
icctl apply. Bmt wages | aid. M. W. HA1
055-tf
MN. _ _
To rent , by a newly mar
WANTED bcforu Nov. 1st , a email cott
entrally located. Address llo. m U , Crelgl
llotl : . _ fl
ANTIID Gill at 11S3 North 10th St. ,
W houeu north ot brldga. H. B. 111100 !
T0 experienced cooks , til 1 :
WANTKD thirty table waiter * , during v
> l r-tato fair. Kiinuiro of O. T. JIOUNT.
812-tf HITArnbain !
Fundlni ; bridrje aud school bo
WAN1KD Clark , 11 Jle\uc. 20
FOR RENT-HOU8CO AND LAHD.
rurnUhed roomi wither v
POHIIVZST , 1117 llo otd Ht. 03
T OHllENT Two pleasant front roomu , i
i ) ab'o for man and vl'e , at No. 316 N. 14th
J t lde. bet. DA\cnport and Chicago , Knq
C3-24
,
in prenmci
riOUUENT New rottaca roomr ; Ilaml
JL tit. , 8 blo'ika from struct car. 1'osses
Oct. 1 , $20amonthinadtaiici ( , A. C. ' " WA " '
UY.
KENT Two furnUhcd rooms , No.
Foil sUcet. 63-83'
ITiaK UENT A new cottage with thrcu ro
1 } jnit llnUhcd. Inquire on premise * , 30th
btt. Varnhain and Douglas , -0
lltNT Just finished two flrat class t
FOK brMk houses , U ami 0 rooms , ti
nd tetncntcd cellar * ; ? 10 mouthy in adiai
W.M. UOailMAN. H. E. corner IMh and D <
l Sts. . OiJ
KENT i furnished rooms over
cliints' Exchinio , K. li , ccr. 10th and U
itrcets. VM
Oil KENT Onu room with board , IbW
fornla street. 73i
KENT Eleirantfurnlshed rooms , llet
FOU price * , brick house , iOJ3CMbt. o
FOR BALE.
SALE A peed milch cow , No. 1C6
FOR . , bet. IJou.'lat and Dodgo1 7i
T7\OU \ SALE Sinn largo J ouog hones h ;
JJ L. Thomas. Ci
I70H HALE 1 flrtt-class cabinet orifan ,
1 > cheap ; nearly new. Imjulro Milton lit
i 801)4 i1' " ft"J "f"liam St. W
SALE-Abont SOO cubic jards of
FOIl ' corner 20th and Cum lit. Ini
VH\vi { J
iSPEOIAL HOTIOES-DontlPnod
8A1.B Four ncrw ol linrt n ir water
171011 < * tc'cnolr , nlio two rotUprci on Capllct
lilll. Add. ANDnhWUhVlNS.lSOO Douglas fcU
SALE A tariro , commodious , new , Iwo-
toryhouaRll.li cll ! jrood Inca Ion , ncAr
homo can , full lot with met , v ell , tMern. tic
Terms rcssoniVc. Knriulre o' P. W. Uof , King
SI. , bet. ClituHsunJ Sewftnl Sis. 027-S
RICK it s
B 203.lt ESTABtlOOK * COR.
. . . aA'.E A "inMI inlineII. . W. I'.vynn k
SonVinakc. In perfect osdcr. Inquire of II ,
( J. Clark&J * > . 80-H
S ALB Leato and funnturn ot a * tnt-cli * >
hotel In a tow not 1SOO InhtbltanU , In ttata
ol Ncbratki ; has 4 bcd < ; the traveling men's ro-
lOrt. Inquire at DKK office. , S1S-U
TTtOlv SAt.B Maps of Douclis atid Sarpy coun-
L tics. A. ltOSE\VATKItlC20Karnh ra trcnt
320f
AflNeat houi-c and lull lot , 12 blocks
from 1' . 0. at $000. JOHN I , . MrUAirit ,
712 tl Opp. 1'ostolllco.
SAIVE Kino slock farm ol 400 acrts
FOU ( -ood liouso , catlla ulioil , orchard 4c. , with
n tuy reach of railroad. Price , $4500 , uar
.lino nt OX. JOHN L. McCAd UE , Oi > p. f'ost
MII r /
I-
SAM ! Neat cottage and KOOI ) lut at
POIt . JOHN L. McCAUUE Opp. l'O. _
. AND LANU Ucrnls rent * tion-p ,
HQVsr.3 , hotel * , farir OU , htidn , offices
rooms , ilc , Sou 1st jugr
171011 SALE ( JooJ iiousovith lour rooms nn < i
L1 half lot , No. 2013 Uodirc hetwcm EUtli and
iitli street. Good ni.1l and shada tries ; hou i In
.rood condition. Inquire on premises. 221-U
' . Ana rruasom reputed by M.
u HCltUTT llth and Furnannts. 7EOU
MISCELLANCOU8.
GKALEDPUOl'OSALSWm be received until
O OU. f.th . , 1&31 , atho odlec of Mowt. II. C.
Stcclu & JuhnKon , No. 1313 Douglas etrcot , Onio-
lii , fortonitructliiKa brick utoro building on tbo
corner of Ninth and Jonc * ts. ; 3 titorles high
\lKActhc basement. I'lanx nnd f ] > edllc\titn < !
may bo seen at the olllce of 1 ] , A. 1 unlor , archi
tect , 317 13th St. I ! ) 0
niUVATE IN8T11UOTION3 In Frcnih , Qcr
J. man , Ori.uk and Latin. I'rol. Henry W
Ueck , 1207 Jackson St. KK-oc8 )
ALE1) UAY-At A. H. 3aiidor'B JVd Store ,
1013 Harncy St. slU-U
| 7 < URNtSUED ROOMS-Ileaaonable rates tt
L 1717 Cumlugs , bet. 17th and Ibth strcotf.
894 tt
_ _
HOUSK TO UKNT Bcstjurt cl the city ,
FINE rooms , bath-room , water-ilctet , gut fur-
lace , Ac. N , Shelton , 1613 Karnhum St. 162S
ftAI.L AT MRS. B. E. CLAHKE'3 No. 1
U Ing Ucui * , cor. 18th and ledge 8t . Ucot
nth * city _ 510-U _
. ' TELLKK AND MEDIUM Mm.
Eliza tells past , present and future in love
ind all affairs. She ret cab the dvcpcat secrcU of
.he hcnrt. She iioesta ca the magnetic pow er to
'ulflll all j our w n-hc.i Call at No. 322 corner IGt-i
ind Chicago street. _
r\MAHA Umnsroui : llaa for rale a > l kinds
\J of Foreign and Domestic Birds , also Bird
Kanclcry goods , at 104 South 10th St. , between
Douglas nn Dodge.
EMIS has rattling lonij lii-ts of houM.- , lot
B lands aiid farma for sale Call and got
ilipm.
UUOM. ote 1
BOEMIS'
OEMIS' NEW CITV MAPS,25c. Sec lit paso ,
'HAKEN UP A red cow. Oftner can hue the
JL s-imc by pro\in property and laying
: hargcs. FKAN01S ROBBI.NS , Saimdors ana
3rato St9. u21-e
iMIS' KEAL tSTATn EXCHANCJE. S
B "
l t pairc.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
K\ cry bed v in Council Bluffs l
WANTED TilK IEK , 2i cents per neck , dc-
h crcd by carriers. Oillco comer lir adway ami
vlain , up stain , Council Bluffs. CUMf
\TTANTED-To buy 100 tons ( broom corn.
YY Tor particulars address Council Bluff *
ttroom Factory , Couuiil Bluffs , Iowa M-2lrtf
ANTED A coed carpenter at once Ap
ply Mynster Adams , Council P.luffe ,
iowa. C59-2U'
1
A flret-claRg broom tier. Jtayne
WANTED Council Bluffs , Iowa. COO SO *
A boy to do chores at Uyn teri
W flslicry , Council Bluffs , 8fll-2 ! > *
WWANTKD liooj girl for Ren. ral hoiifiowork.
WANTKD Mj natcr , Council DlufTa. COZ tf
YXTANTED A situation by a flrst-class n > lller.
\ V Had 20 > eus experience. UnOerstaniU
ild anil new processes. Speakn rniil h and
Jtmian and aiqualnted ultn ktenm and wutor
> wcra. Can uho : he best of reference. Will
onicon trial at any tluio. Address 11. H. , Box
1611 , Council muffs , U. 9 25
V1 * airciitlenuin ol exrwienceand
WANTKD habltt , a position with a firm ,
ilthcr as clerk or t > travel , llu crcnco given. I.
* WATKINS , Council Hluffj. 012-E9
PAl.l ( ( on or addre n Potter * Palmer , 40 S-outh
( j 5th ktrect Council IflurTs , lows , for rill-
oad tickets ca t. west , north nnd south. Chloajo
110.00 Hound trip819.00 Bury tickU Kuar-
intced , and tickets bousht , eoU and exchanged
. aujlT-lm
Two experience 1 booh solicitors
WANTED and Utah. Addrcs * P. O.
) OX 1214 , Council IluT ! , Iowa. K90-21 *
'i '
fo Contraotora , Builder * and
Property O rnors.
The undctgltfncd having been appointed ajent
or the evtciisUe iron andnlro manufuc'urini ;
louseH of K. T. Barijum , of Detroit , and the
< UBi > cl Iron Foundry and Works at Toledo ,
> hlo , capacity of M tons dally , Is prepared to
UrnUh estimates and prices far Iron columns ,
tc. , &c. , for store fronts , window capu and sills ,
hrtdbold iilaUs. wrought Iron beams and gird-
: rs , hjdraulic eloMitors , ttapli ! fittings , ' imlloya ,
iiiafting , &o. ; also Iron fences , crestlnir , VID-
law guards , ahutterf , sUlrB , balconlts , eettecs ,
. .hillsateu ) , aiquartuma , fountain * , summer
louses , lawn , garden and cemetery ornamr nts ,
lower stands , gra > e guards , &c. , & > ' . .in cndlosa
aricty. Catalozuos supplied on application.
llfvNHV 11. llAHKY , f
llanufacturers' Agent , 22 I earl street.
aiulO-ltu me Council niuffn , lovrai
BDWAED KDBHL ,
JAOISTKR OK PAI.MYSTE11V AND CONDI ;
riONALIbT , 403 Tenth Street , between Kurnhnm
ind Ilainoy. Will , with the aid of guardian
ipirlte , obtain for any ono a tilanre at th ] wv
Mid present , and on certain conditions In the fit-
, iiro. Itoota and Hhoes uudo to order. IVrfect
latUUctlon Ruarantccd. auI8-lro
1
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Made from Or pe Cr m T rUr. No other
arpatloD makes uch light , flaky hoi breadf ,
nxurloui pastry. Can be enttn liy Dj ifvpUc
UVout fear ol thellU re ultlng Iroin heavy Indl
t t'.blo food. Hold only In ami. by all Groc n
" '
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