Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, March 23, 1883, Image 8
THE DAILY B 1U : JPEIJJAY MARCK 23 The Daily Bee. OMAHA. FiHay Morning , Marcb23 Personal Motiot * If this ccmoi to the notice of J , 1 Campbell , now traveling in Wostoi Iowa , ho is hereby requested to r port In person at this office at oni on a matter of importance. A. R. SouF.n , Business Manager OMAHA URR. Weather Report ( Th6 following observations wore take at the stmo moment of time at the statloi mentioned ) Win nri-'l U S Smi t.'SpRTi < .i ( . Oviilt , March VI , ( lHp : m ) LOCA'j KKBVlTIIflb To-day ii Good Krlduy. A complaint has been filed John Metcalf for acting M a runner lor bo'.ol without n license. Omaha Chapter No , 1 , Royal Arc ! Mnsonn , tnoota this evening for war ! tn the It , A. degree. Good Friday aorvicca at Irinlty Ca thedral 11 o. m , with a sonnon , and at . p , tn. , offering for foreign missions. The mud is resuming its old-tlm strength on the otroot croBHlngp.nndo cbali gantwould bb useful as well naornninentn on the main streets , Biihop Clarkion will preach ( D. V to-day Good Friday , at St. Mark' ; church , on 1'leroo and Klghth streoti South Omaha , at 11 o'clock a. m. At o regular meeting of the Omalu Glee club it was decided to pontpone giv ing the proposed May concert to a pciiot later in the season , probably October. The workinginen'n central commlttei will meet this ( Friday ) evening , a the city hell , at 7:30 aharp. All membnr are requeued to bo on hand , Per order o the chairman. John Maxwell who WAR arrested as i suspicious character BOIKO time ago , am was sent to j-II but rillowcil to leave th city for the ully' noel : , icappoared yrstoi d&v and wai tent up to servo out hi time , Thoirh thi p:3cntiDK of catth li mor popular tinu ever , Kubn It Ca. alone koc an immoaii line , of which all are beaut ! ful. They probably eoll more cards thni all other dealer * combined. Judge Stenberp , who was legislate out of the office of registrar by the recen legislature , ban received f rom Gov , Da we U * appointment ai notary public and et tered upon the duties of Hut office- , The quuterly conference for tb Northern Nebcarka district of the reoi ganr.ed ! church of Jesus Christ of Lattt I Day Saint ) , oonvenei to-day at 7:30 : p , in at the Saint * Chapel on Caia betwec Sixteenth and Seventeenth street * , II. N secretary. The memberispf No. 1 engine con daoy will give a ball on the evening i April 6th at the Masonic hall. W. i Whltehouse will ofHoiate at floor manage and O. 0. Field ai mauler of ceremonie The committee are D. W. Lane , Anton Harold and 0. O > Field. Thia U the ilxl annual ball ot the company , and certain prove a most enjoyable one. A regular meeting of the Third wa republican club will be held Friday eve lag , March 23d , at the City hotel , corn of Tenth and Ilarney street. M. H , Car. ton , secretary. In the police court yesterday the were four plain drunks , all of whom we to Jail. Three vagranU , being Poland ) who could not speak a word of Kngll were ( held luntll.an. Interpreter could procured. Instead of having two electric stn lampa , the'Paxton hotel now has 01 which is hung at the southwest corner Farnam and Fourteenth street * , In tucl position as to light both streets in oo direction for a Ions distance , the n arrangement being quite nn Improver ) o II. Thompson , the man who took t whtnky from D L. McUuoViu' < siloon a was Bred out of town , illil not stay vi long , and bdnv found Lora again v fined 95 and costs an n sospicloim oh. acter , and sent up for twenty days bread and water. Captain Coolldge , ot the Seventh faotry , amved yesterday from Fort It sell , to Miumo bis duties at Fort Omi as Instruotor Fn ritle practice f > r the partment of the Platte. Captain Coal of the Fourth infantry , Is in the city , his return from leave to Fort lloblnson. The following ofliseri we to elected the annual election by the Bt. Geur , Kiety Thursday Mr. .Tampa Stockil president , and James Kothwoll secret * lioth of the gentlemen nre wellknowu In community , eipeclally Mr , Stockdalr , v hn beet in our midst for the last fill Tear * . There is no question but with < ability he will fill * the high position ttotred upon him by the society with ho to all concerned. It U stated that Mr. P. K. Km general pMg n or agent of the H. & railroad. Is to be married ibortly to on the most charming and wealthy yn ladies of Philadelphia. It is certain t be I' engrossed in the erection and arrat inent of one of the bandnomest and n cottly residences In Omaha. If tb happy tidings be true Mr. Kuitii will heartily congratulated , and more fii ( than are poMested by any other mat Nebraska will rite up and invite him ibake [ State Journal. Ve notice the &tarriag Fund , Mut Trust Atodatlon , of Cedar lUnldi , lei hlxbly spoken of in many of the U * ' . -i papers o ! the sUU. "Money for the I snarrled" heads their advertisement Motber column of this oaper , f 5- GOOD FRIDAY. A Day Honored by Custom an Tradition. A. Few Items Concerning It Observance. Yesterday waa known as Maut day Thursday or Hhoro Thursday , on of the tire days of Holy Week , whic stand ont distinctly as honored b custom and tradition. Muundn Thursday Is so called , says an authoi ity , from a corruption of the Litl word mandatum , n command , the dn ; being that on which the Lord washo' ' Ells disciples' feet , to tench thorn th great loason of hnirility. Anothc writer declares that Mcunday is fron the French mandlor , to bog , and osr thinly at this day the French maudian moans beggar. Again it was cillei "Shore Tnursday , " in that "cho pco pie would on that dry eho ir tboi heads and clip their bear n and pco tholr heads and so n > aki them honest against Eieter day. ' lu practical America beyond ohnrcl Barvicas , attended by the tuithful llttlo io known of the day luvo th&t i precedes U.iod Friday , and is about a the cloao or the long forty doya' fast Good Friday has had u strong hol < npon the effjction aud veneration o Otithollo puoplo In all counvrica and a all Units. Whether or not charche : agrco that the day Is the veritable on < of the crucifixion , the event which i commemorates possesses sufficient sol. omnlty to affect all beliefs which no knowledge Christ as their oupromi head. A curious custom , that ofj baking "hot cross bnnn" on thin day , li quaintly alluded to in an almanao fo ; 1733 : "Good Friday comoi this month ; the olt woman runs With one or two a penny hot cr.oi > 8 bunn , Whose virtue Is , If you bellovo wlmt'd Bald They'll not grow mouldy llko com aim bread. " It la Slid that the herb pudding formerly morly extensively baked in tba nortl of England nad for its chief , ingrodion the loaves of the passion dock. Thi : plaut In the parts of fructification i uald to produce fancied ropreseututioni of the cross , hammer , n&ila , oto. nnd the efloct produced by its con sumption was to bring to the ono win ate it a reminder of the days of thi passion. The Good Friday bun , Hki many of iho Christian customs , inns go back to heathendom for its origin for nacred cakes styled "boun" wen offered every seventh day at the Ar kite tomploB. Bryant aayo : "Thi offerings which people in ancient time used to present to the gods were generally orally purchased at the ontranca o the temples , especially every spuoloi cf consecrated broad , which was de nominated accordingly. " Ono species cios of consecrated bread which uscc to bo offered to the gods waa of groa antiquity , and called boun. Another anslont wtiter npcaka o the boon and calls it a cake with tc horns. Again Cocrops is said t < have offered up a sort of street broad and Empodochs offered a house mad < of fine flour and honoy. The propho Jeremiah refers to this sort of oflorini as made by the Jewish women , a Pathros , in Exjpt , and ofthulrbaai idolatry in so doing. The small Gooi Friday leaved baked in England wur not Intended for food , but a small pot tlon grated into wntcr aud woikvd iut a pana'da wai believed to b > i a nuvcruigi remedy for many dhordeio. Th cross buna of England were former ! ; of unleavon bread , referring , c course , to the nnleaven broad ot th Jews , and wore marked before baklu with the form cf the cross. Many su porstltlous country folk still mark a heir cakes with the tlgn of the crot jeforo baking , and it said that the cui om of making a cross Is a substltut 'or a name when ono cannot wilto is omnant of tko old custom. Iho eating of Good Friday bat waa sapposod , in olden times , to pn 'cot the house against fire aud the pa ry cooka and bakers vied with oac other lor tlio oicellouco of the eon modlty. Another , which for sore time obtained , wai that of bletalt rings on Good Friday , that the wean might not fall 111 during the oomlt year. In some portions of Ireland waa common to deprive oven infan of sustenance from 12 on the night Manuday JThonday to 1'i on Goi Friday night. An ancient custom found in the bosk of ceremonials the kings of Euglnnd , wherein is to how kings and queens "did creek the cross in token of tholr humility In the sixteenth century CUtholi offered ( g a and bacon , from which < may glean that the dish was lu ord on that day. Even to the dove Christian who roes in the sacred ay. bol the token of hn ! redemption a : promise of rest , there Is much of i torest lu this handing down to pi torlty6f the odd supmll'lons whl mingled tholr barmloas plctuincqi ness with tholr early roiigioi It no longer hot crota bans gn us on Good Friday morning , a Mnuuday Thuudiy la deprived FusswoaohunR and humility , at lo ; wo have the go > pol of coed will , t beautiful charity of deeds and t chastening of aelf-s.iorini.-o. If wo not literally creep to penitential en on weary limbs , can wo not nt le ; mend our waj a by otrlklng out tl ttliich dogrtdcs , and elevate oursoh toward moral ptitftctiou ? Satisfactory Eviacno. J. W. ( Iraham , Wnolojalo DruRght , AV tIn.Ter. , wrltoa : I have been ha-rlli > J WM. HALL'S HALS AM FOKTi LUNi.8 for the ( mat yc r , ami have fet It IBO of the mo t saUbla modlciucs I hi tvcr hftd m lay houio for Oouijhs , Cc and even coniuinptlnii , always giv entire satisfaction. I'lcate scud ma i RTO.'K by Saturday's ( totmer. "Wo hnvo In transit a cholco slock Top or Button , Yellow Bottom a White Bottom Onion Sots , which will sell at eastern price * . Shlpmi will arrive Saturday. Wo nro rc for your order. Pi20-mo 2t .MitLiiip & PZCK , TnePlre Unaorwrltera. The Underwriters' association MUaoarl , Kanwia and Nebraska , wh has been in semi-annual teuton in i city for the put two days , adjourn at 4IM ) o'clock Thursday afternoon meet ou September 13th at Kiuti Oily for thu annual oonvontlon. Id fore aojonrning the board pissc the following resolution : OMAHA , Nob. , March 21 , 1883. Kltthin llritlicrx : OKNILEMKN Thoatato board pn vioua to adjournment thia afturuoo casrod , nnnuimonsly , the folio wit resolution : RKfloLVEn , That 5 vnto of thanks t tendered to Kitchen Bros. , proptlotoi of the Paxton house , for thu free ui of this room , and for the sntlsfaotci accommodations of the members. " It gives mo much pleasure to cndon porioually these sentiments , and t cay th.it at no previous session hav wo hnd n more enjoyable nnd con fortablo time. Respectfully , ALF. BENNETT , Secretary. Voters of Omaha Must Registo If They Wont to Take Port i ; the Ohy ifiltction. Beginning with this date the nowl appointed roglatrara of this city IT ! alt at tholr designated places of rogli tratlon from 11 n. tu. until 7 p. it each day nntil the Saturday bcfor election. Under the now lav these registrar have boon directed to open an ontirol nofv sot of registration booka in whlc they are required to record , not morel the nvno , ago , nativity and lougth o residence of each voter , but ulao hi place nf rcaldonoo by number of otroo or oleo a designation describing th plnco of rcsidouco. Although the registrars donbtle& do know a great many voters in the ! wards , they do not know their loca tion by Btrcots , blocks and numbers and , therefore , it is the business a Ovory voter to call in person and pivi the required information. This io al important for many reasons Th published list of registration mus show the residence of each voter opposite posito his name , and if thia is no done , the main object of the law which is to prevent frond and donbl voting , wonld bo frustrated. Heretofore thu a wearing in of votori who were not registered was done pro miscnonsly , and even that caneus si much trouble that hundreds of mei losa tholr votes every election rathe , than go through the process. A etric enforcement of the law , as regard non registered votori , is liable to on off hundreds of others. Let over ; voter , thoriforo , do his duty and gi before the registrar in person. The following are the places o : registration. First ward , Slavon houto , Tontl street. Second ward , Saratoga houoo , Nine tconth and Williams. Third ward , baocment of the Mil lard hotel , Judge Wc-len' ollico. Fourth wnH , sheriff's cilice , count ; court house , Farnum Direct. Fifth ward , Sixteenth Btreot , secant door nouth of the southeast corner c California street. Sixth ward , store of A. H. Sander corner of Gaming and Saundor streets. BIRDS OF PASSAGE- Laborers for the Canada Paclllc- IlllnolB Land Bookers. The freight train which left thi city at 0 o'clock yesterday had al itched a number of coaches contain ing 181 laborers destined for Brltis Columbia , whore they will go to wet on the west end of the Canada Paclfi road. They came from Chicago by special train over the Rook Islan road , arriving at the transfer Wednesday nosday night. Twenty- ono emigrants from Oil ilnnatl will arrive this ovonlng on tt Missouri Pacific , and leave for Si " "Vrnclsoo. Tlio Union Pacific train which le Wednesday at 12 a'clock had a parl of men from Illinois , going west look for Nobraskalanda. Among the were quite a number of stockmen , wl are looking for locationa for atoi arms. The great advantages of socu Jug landb in Nebraska , where sto < growing , grain raising and pasturs ; : an bo combined , are becoming knot in the east , and men of means a coming here by hundreds to invci The party was in charge of S. I Knox , Esq , agent of tno land depai rnont of the Union Pacific at Prlnc ton , 111. Wm. Bliss , president of the B sti & Albany road , with a party friends , arrived tu the city Wednt day In a special car , returning frc San Francleco. They are stopping the Millard and wont east yester aj Dyes arc so perfc and so boautlfnl that It IB a please to use them. Equally good for da or light colors. 10 cents. SLOVEN'S YOSEMITE OOLONC Made from the wild flowcis of t YJLV. FAMED YOSEMITE VALLI it is the most fragrant nf perfun Manufactured by II B. Sliwon , S Frunolsco. Forsnlo in Omaha by J. Whltohousa nnd Kounnrd Bn FOR SALE. A now aldo-bar , oud spring top bi gy. made by Snydrr und took fi prlzo at the etiito fair last fall ; mused \ used and will bo sold low. Apply Western Newspaper Union , cor. U and Douglas at. fBb28nutatl 111 health generally comes from It of the proper life forcou in the bloi To reotoro the blood to a healthy sti nso Brown's Iron Blttera. METROPOLITAN HOTEL , 01 HA , NEB. Tables supplied with the beat I market aiiords. The traveling pub claim they got better acoommodatk and mows general satisfaction hi than at any other house in Oma ! lUte , fS p r day. augSltfm If you want a nlco Cloth Suit , handsome Silk or Satin Drws , a < ty Spring Wrap , go at onoo to Knri tore. WAS IT ACCIDENTAL ? A Bullet Hole In a D or Pane ! Chnnoeu that Ool. Watson E fcmlth Wan Wet Mur dered. The work of repalntlrg nn < \ deer rating the Utitcd States poatcllhunn cnitom honao will greatly improve tha building. Among other things , It will remov all traced of the terrible trappdy whlol occurred at tlio doors of the conr room on the third ( bar. Th stains on the wall have boei covered o.cr with paint nnd thubullo hnlo in the door leading ' .o the clotk' oflico has boon lillod with putty am ntatncd no B to rreemblo tlio rest o the woodwork. It will bo romum bored that the fatal ocourronco tool place at the door cf the priviUo oflica which is on lhn uaut aldo of the oorri dor , and next to the window looklni oat on Dodge Btreot , beneath whicl window the ballet wasplokud up. Th trices of the affair discovered b ; Onutho Koitera in the pronccatiou o hi * work lend him to think that tin shooting was accidental. The two doors on the east otdo o the hall are perhaps ton foot apart The ohandrllbr which hangn from tin center tf the ceiling is equally diatan from ' both doors , the three object forming a trbtiglo , while the spot u which the loud was found is li line with two flt the throe corners In clennlnr ; np the door next thuconr room A bullet hole won found , whlcl sunk In the wood about a hal an inch , bat had no bullo in it. The missile evident ! } camn from tho.directbn of the chandelier lior and from about that height. Th' ' chandelier is of almost solid iron am not of the flimsy nature in which sue ! thinga are cotton up nowadays. J shot striking It wonld leave no im pressiou whatever but wonld glanc oir at some angle. If toward the dee In which the rautk is found it would , * ! it had notsnilicient lores tobnryitaol in .tho wood , drop to the marble 11 oo and naturally roll away several feet. It looks from the facts above atatei an If Ool. Smith had in coming fron the private oificu stopped to turn thi key iu the door , using his right bane and having his tack to the stairway The paporn ho carried on his left am while ho hold the revolver la hla left hand. In the act of locking the dooi the weapon was accidentally dis charged uud after doing its deadlj work ; struck the chandelier , glancec from that to the ntxl door and fatliuf to outer deep onncigh to atay droppoc to the floor aud rolled acrota the hall wall to the window where it wai found. This would look plausible and carrj out the theory of-.iciidental shooting the only thing throwing doubt on thi matter being the open window am foot prlnls found at the west end o the corridor on the first ibor. PERSONAL. . > Miss Florence linger , daughter of Su porlotendent of the Miseouri Pacific i t St Louis , Misses Cora and Lena CandlfT , far merly of the St. Joe Gazette and now o the St. Louis llepublion , nre in the cit en route home from a visit to St. Joe i care of Conductor Moore , F. Bellows , of Weeping Water ; N. ] Burke , of Albion ; Wm. Black , Fremont J. H. Buckstall , Lincoln ; Mrs. M. I Iloile , Grand Island ; D. Evans , Llncolt 0. W. Ireland , Syracuse ; A. . L. Covey , S Paul ; W. H. Keene , Pl.ttsmouth an John Taylor , Stanton , are guest * at tb 1'aitDn. K W. Clark , E. W. Tuthlll , G. V. Mo ; ford , aad II. A. Wlllir , of the Omaha St. Paul road are guests at the 1'axton. Rev. G. W. Wainrlgbt and wife , . Blair , are pueata at the Millard. H , L. McMeans and family , of GIBE Island , are in the city. Warren Shleldley. the Kansas City ca , le man , is in town. R. A. Ketsham , of Denver , U gue of the Poiton. Maj. T. S..Clarkson , cf Schujler , is .he Paxton. W , W. Hogg * , of North Platte , is at tl Millard. Geo. E. Atwatcr , of Decatur , is at tl Millard. S. C. One , of Blair , ii at the Millard. J. 0. Coonwall , of Papilllon , ii at t ! Millard. Ml B. Iloile , of Grand Island , is at t 1'axton , 0. A. Averlll , of Lincoln , h at the M lard. lard.J. J. H. Reynolds , tf Wjtnore , is in t city. Miles Xentmoyer , of Scbuyler , Is In t city. COOPER WAGONS have arrived. Practical experlen demonstrates and proves them t ] cheapest In the market for re service. For imlo at F. D. COOPER & Go's , mB-m&e&wlm Army Orders. Oflicial notifiati"i having been r celved from the l"'idquartir of t army of the prouiotinn of Scco : Lieutenant Thomao S. MeOaleb , Nln ic fan try , company A , to bo first lie tenant , company F , vlca-Penso , a pointed adjutant , ho will proceed jniu his company. The travel dirci od Is ncnoBsary for the public sorvlc The QafVtormaster'a deparlme xrill fnruiah transportation frc Omaha , Nob. , to Fort D. A. Ru o Wyo. , for Frederick PJltt , 9h Infa try band , on fnrlongh without moa to rCutu to his rtatlon. The rej mental adjutant , Oth infantry , will notified by the quartermaster fnrnis ing the transportation , that the cost the name may bo properly charg against the soldier. The general court-martial oonvon at Fort 0. A. Russell , Wyo. , by p i graph 3 , special orders No. 127 , ser : 1882 , and paragraph 1 , special ordi No. 4 , series 1883 , from these bet quarters , U hereby dissolved. A general court-martial U appoint to moot at Fort D. A. RuMell , Wy ou the 29th day of March , 1883 , or soon tht-reaftcr as practicable , for th Irinl of Private Ilatry 0 ifton , tree E , 3d cavalry , and * uun other prison era AS may ho hroi'i'i ' * b f re It. Dotftl'a ' for 'li" 0 IK * . O.ipt. Dnlc W. Mot/him S vtiinii ti fin try ; FJrc Llenteunut Joint A. Baldwin , Mint ! Infantry ; Fttat Lioutcn nt Win J Wnkcnmi , iMsistmit turponn ; Firs Llootermnt Frnucls Woodbrb o , Set onth Infantry ; Second Llcntonan Albert S. MoNutt , Ninth infantrj Hecond Lieutenant Wnltor R. Scott .Ninth infantrj ; First Lloatoohnt Ed R.ir 0. Robertson , Ninth Infantry judge advocato. DIFFERENCE OF OPINION. Wnat tno Judiciary Committee of th Council Thtnka of the Viaduct - duct Bill. At the regular meeting the cit ; council on Tuceday evening ( .ho com inittee on judiciary , in presenting tin opinion of the city attorney on thi constitutionality of the Oolpetzer bill took the oppormnlty to differ some what with Air. Howe , whoon oplnioi was ondoroud by Judges Savage nm Donnu. This opinion liau alrnad ; boon published , aud the report of tin judiciary commlttoa is appeuded horu to : Mu PHESIDENT Your oommltloi to whom nna referred a communica tlou of the board of trade relating ' < the so-callod viaduct bill pas&od at thi last ecaslbn of the Irgislaturo with in Btfuctiona to got the opinion of thi city attorney and other connsol herewith with present the required opinion : The city attorney states that thi city authorities can treat said bill as ) the aamo weru not in existence. Your committee's opinion is differ ont. Wo also bellovo that the bill it question is unconstitutional , bn said bill must bo troatuc M a proper law lantll declared clarod to bo null and void by tbi supreme court. Wo know cf olho : bills passed by a former legislatun which in the opinion of nemo of out most eminent luwym were hold to bi unconstitutional , and also by a mn jorlty of the city council , but anon E bill was finally hold to be constitu tional by the supreme court. Therefore your imramitteo think i to bo advlsiblo to bring the matter it some shape before the auprouo cour for a decision , and that the oily attorney tornoy be instructed to test the con stltutionality of the law in the court CHAR. KAUFMANN , D. L. MoGuoKiN , W I. BAKKH. Judiciary Committee. Fortune * or Farmer * and Me olianlca. Thousands of dollars can be saved b ; using proper judgment In taking care d the health of yourself nnd family. If yoi are bilious , have sallow complexion , pee appetite , low and depressed pplrita , am generally debilitated , do not delay a mo inent , but go at once ; and procure a hot tie of those wonderful Electric Blttere which never fail to cure , nnd that fir th trifling sum of fifty cents. [ Tribune Sold by 0. IT. Goodman. The best and largest assortment o cook stovis and ranges , a complot line of builders' hardware , meohanici tools. Yon can buy for cash cheapo than any place in town , at J. B Erok'u , 615 and 017 North ICth.v m22m&olraoeod HAS BEEN PROVED The SUREST CURB for KIDNEY DISEASES. ! Dooi i lame back or a disordered mine Indicate Jmt you area victim ? THEN BO - NOTHEWTATEi mo KIDNEY-WOBTat c onoo ( druscUU recommend It ) and it will ipeediJy overcome the disease and restore healthy action to all thoorcan * . I nrilOC roroomplaintapeenUar wMICOsi toyouraeT.snchMpain and WMknewi , KLDNET.WOHT U uninr- pataed.ultwiU act promptly and ufely. ltltet Bex. Incontinence , retention of urine , brick duet or ropy deponlta , anddull dncglnir pains , all speedily yield to it * our- ativa power. ( j : BOLDlYAIIiDBTJOOIBTS. Price tl IDNEY-WQRX "Mr Ethan Lawrencs , my townsman , " sa ] Dr. Plllllp O fttH.U if lf.or.ktoo , Vc. , ; bl ntrd from KHney dl cne. The tkln of h legs th na like glas . Kldi cy-Wort cured bio Apr. 20-82 ISASUPeCURE I for all disease * of the Kidneys and I LIVER ; It has speclflo action on this most Important ) organ , enabling It to throw off torpidity * " " 11 , Inaction , etimulnting the healthy secretion , .of the Blle.KRd by keeping the bowcU In free I condition , cffoctlnc Ita rcculor diich&rgv. i I lfyouareBu reriafffrom ! n i rta , ftvnt Bc iVf , 'aroWlloua , dyipoptio , or constipated. Kid * ney-Wort will lurely relieve & quickly cure. I in this season to olaiuuo the System , every > one should Uke > thorough oonrco oi1 It. ( I i ) SOLD BY DRUQQISTB. Price tl. "ttllmr'ur thtrBo'dirf"wrTt-s J. C Trenton. 111. , and all r then , too that KHn Wort cured my 20 yrars llrer dl oid n fubl i It , plsaae , tn St. Louis illobe-Democrat " Arothir Bink Cmhltr e unr . Otniio Horit , 0 shier ot Mymt wn ( Pa ) Bank , ral recently : "Kldnry-W-itcundirynletdl g'llci eFOR | THE PERMANENT CURE OF CONSTIPATION. yo other dJ-Moeli io prevalent In thU country as ConiUratlon , aud no remedy C has jvcr eo.ualled the celebrated KITJillTir. p : WOKT us a cure. Wlirtfvnr the ciute , however obetlnate Uio cazo , tMj rem'Uj win overcome it. 5 Dll R7Ct TIH3 dlitre"Blnr com- - fl ttatao. punnt u vevy tptto I * oomplieated with conitlpaUon. Kidney- Wort itrensthena Uio wo'icncd p rte fcKrt quickly cures all Mnds of Piles oven wlion _ phyilclans and medlrinr * have before itU- < t ed. m "Kidney-Wort h s Klvon Imrce ht > rello' , m nv emeu of rhouruatltm , tailing under rj.y n tlc . " Dr. Philip C. I llcu , lonkton ! , Tl. Ar ZOI. . FOH K-H-E-1D-M-A-T-I-S-M - - - - - - - - - As It U for all the painful diaeaaea of th KIDNEYS , LIVCR AND BOWELS. Iteleanacfltheiyitemofthetcrid polaon that cause * the dreadful nffcrinf which only the vlc'dnn of rheumatlam ctn roalia * . THOUSANDS OP CASES of th wont form * of thia terrible diataae have been quickly nlUvcd. tine . f' PERFECTLY CURED. , BOLD Vr DKUSCUTS. WMXa , racftilaisoifS fxiT. imnlorton , Vt IDNEY-WORT "I nsTtrfonotl evsn rellil from RheumatU and Kidney trnnbles till I uted Kidney Wo Mow I'm wei.-DTldtl. : HitlerHartford , W DIED. KUONY JohnKiony , fatbfr of , ( . I Kt < rl K. Kuan } , 'I"-1' ' AlArjh 2Ut , ugtdS fun , The funeral took place yctlorday fr t thi late retfdrnce at Calboun THOMPSON Monroe , Iofrjt HOU i. . Uranvllld and K'IHII ' Thointioon , die Marohi2) ) . nt U:30 : a.m. , aRtd foil tuoiiiliH uad six tl yn. Kuiieral on FtH y nt 3 o'clock p. m. 'coin the fatni y icddince , earner of Nlut tocntli and Sherman utreetB. Fr.cEiln i ths fn.ly ! ro invited MILUUV In thin city yesUrlny , nt 1:3C : of clro ( sy , age -12 years aud li inuntht. Funeral to-djy nt 2o'clock. Friend if the f tnilly are Invited. Rhino btouo j.iwc'Kj uc Bdh'Jm f Ericksou'fl. SPECIAL NTiCtS. i -SPECIALS will POSITIVELY not M erted unless paid In advance. Tlie I'marja ' Savings * i tow prepirdl tnm e | oi' nn Omala Cit ot Uou.liH t'ou t.r Bfc > 'V 3C jES ' k' At Current ft.tiaoi Indreit , SrtN l COMMJ HI'iK ' OHAU1KD , ljS 331m _ 'O LOAM0 > t Y _ TO LOAN At 8 per cent. 8hrl\er' ' MONEY Esttto nd Loan Agency , oppoV.t pen fllce. _ 767-tf T\/TONUY / TO LOAN Call at Law oillcool D. f LtJ. Thoir.03 room SCrclghton Ulock. * LOANEU-On chattel mortrajr.erooi | MONKY Uloik , cor. 16th ana Karmm. 421-aprlb ; HELP WANTED. > ANTTa rl fo ceicrath usework S. W < -or 21stfti.cl Ioe worhSte. 61' -22 I $ 'ANTED nooil girl for general liou' W work Ci'l at 113 so'Jth 17th street. sn-23 * ANTKO V good dlnlnj ; room lrl at th Wi lvi'toircetU'ttUurint. . C35-S28 WAITED Pour go-cj s'-'n ? mlddlo-afrc WiW om n at coco , at the f aen Hotel. Ir nlre for the 8t ward. 537-2S § W AN 1'EDsecond cook at the t inropthousi 676-20J WANTEU A tiadvirnn tl d i jard wor ibo nt a holo' . Applj.a * . u'uapcr Unlor cor. ] 2th arm Howard HI recta. rr.ch2v-2t ; A > TEO \ Kocd di Irjr roou ulrl t th W iletripoltan hotel. inclr22m&e-2i AN'TEU Aitlrlto take < y n ge of dl In W room. Apply f.t flanler'ii i > ouso C02-23 WANTED 1 > kitchen c'rl ' n taurttit Otrmau lut'feirul. M)3 ) on t 13th street. 012-2.T * "tTTJANTUD A jrlrl forjjireral housework < V a stmll tarn ly cir v aldwell atd I i r S's one block wilt ot Hjunderj street. 500-235 'ANTEDKOoJ girl for Mtch.n worl ArpyS. E. cor. 18ih and DodRe. Cll-25 WANTED-Oool girl Oroahi \ hcme. 1D8 22 T TANTEO A good tailor .MB on cus'ompin ' ! VV Appy 1220 a i.am street , near 13.D St. S58.24S ANTED Man and wlfo to work. D. . . W Smite , Gardener , riort1) Sbcrmai Avo. WANTED Three gooJ harness makers , goo wages to steady men. Address E. f-Uchi York Neb. 439-29 WANTED-A girl ( or ccncral hou cworl StraU family. Apply at one , No. 214 t 13th Direct. 44C-22 WANTED & few ladles and gentlemen c agent ! for the blirgest paying buslno's 1 America. Room 3,1303 Farnam Sc. 243-lrr " \TTANTED-A position by a competent boot VV keeper. First-class city icfcrcnco' . A ( drosiBox 762 , city. 483 265 SITUATIONS WANTED , AN eiperlsn ed Rhremiker , lifhc-nlan , des'n 'o ret n Iluatlon , d'he'es J urnffuiaii f < an > kl > d ot work or sa'ismvn. ' Wou d draw r. e RobcmUn custom. App'ytn the office ' 'Pi krok 7. p u" next to Ilea office. 59 SV ( WA VTf 1)By a younj nun , ro111 nd boat ir , cu tral loratio \ . I'rlv le tamlly pie o re . Addrm , at ng terms , "W. F. P. " B > office l25-26 § _ SlTUT10Nm boo -ke per , BUe-i y.are M Tperleice. Reftren-ci given. Addrcsi "V Room 2 , Odd Fellows bl ck. 30-26 } WANTED By a gent'emin nd wiV , afti April 1st prox. , five or tix r jrm ccttig' ' InrorlhwesUrncart of rlty. Add.oxi , it ifii t rmc , "J. K M. . " Bee office. 491-Vi M'BJfcLLAnE ' J t ANTED Ono cr two fur1 h d rooms wit ornlinont boarJ. Ad re a tta ln < t ru nd Io.tion , "M. " Bee cfflje. 494 24 ; \ house Itn four or fle i' om WANTED with I'cu or iwo full l tt , wltiln a mile i P3st offic , muit be low down for cash. Ad rei C , BKI office. 622-22 * WANTED To rent , two or three nicely fu nlshid rocnw , between 14tarrt 2)th ) , n arney and Davenport , rddriss "Y : " Bee offio ttU-nij Price. _ 518-225) ) WANTKD Three unfurnlrhml rrcrns or igl | hou Bleeping Addrois 11. 1KM Firn i street , Oiraha. WAMTEII-Somannoto adept a girl b . , mouihi old. Good rcftrcncia n-qulicil Inq ire at Poir Hoi HO 500-2 ! j W ANTED -O. e a * two fu-t lihnl nonu wit or without . .otrd. Adi ! rest ntulntc tern ana location , "M" U eclllco. 49t 22t A O < < NOY Wanted bjr \Ming and caterpil jtIng attorney , wltheincal , . centre of tow ai.d on ground rtoor. Omtha Hrms that wsnt Council B ufli ropresaLt tire ihould address _ J UN IXE 7 l'e\tl St WANTED (10 privy ttulrx , snki anr1 c pool ) to cloin w.thn.r.liar. clcan-r. Oat fartlon guan&Ued. J , M hlllTfl Z16-lr"t Lock Bo 42S , Omaha. FOR ENT-HOU8ES AND LOTS. POR RKsT-Hcus , b t. 14lh and 15 h , c CMcago sirco . Inquirr tf John Swjt. 530-z4 | HENT-Fouracr tract. P3K B3I- " HIIRIVER li BELL. T71ARM FOR RENT-ISO acres wl'hln city lie J ? Its. Apply to "M. H. M.- Bee office. FOR RENT Furn'she-1 front room , flrat tloo with or without board , COS * . 17fhSt 603-2j ( j TO LF.TOne l r e r om , with or wlthoi DOird. 1803 California ttreel > . 451-api ; T71URNISIIEU PARLOR ROOlI-And boarc J1 Modern coav > nl ncca , 1810 Dodga St cet. Foil RENT N c , noa'- new cctlaze. Sight ! ' ' lull let , $13 per month. D L. THOMAS. r i lO LKT A n'co ' ( iirnlshiid or unfurnlih' 1 room , with or without board , ISlti Dodge S bet. litr- ant 18th. < 31-2 , KENT To furcleh d rooms lor POH uio kiepinz , alsoi piano mw atj Y. ] A. rcoms. In > iuVroat 21.0 Darenrori dt. Ti lea-e an tight or trn roe WANTED with moUtrnconcrlencoi atdln Coed locktiou. Address Jus. Qarmeau , Jr. , I'o : ton House. rilu RENT Oooil ccmlortkbla bwcment riou _ L suitable or boustkceplng. Also seed bin Call at rorthttestcor.22d and Burt streets. 372-lm i RE CH ANE FOR RENT The 2nd stoi AR bas mtnt of building No. 1111 Ftrni tieet. Inquire on premlsea. 184-1 m llENT 25 honso * , 2 to 10 rooms , at (3 I | ii p < r month Bhrtver's Uent bureiii , o portoffle * . 76 t TTVOH t < KNT Two doable stores , sultibla i < P boardlnt bouse , grocery , butcher , or salooi situated ro as to command a good firmer trid Inquire ot Un. F. Lange , 8. Vf. Cor. 13th at JtAton BU. KO-lmt F r ? 8ALE. "HIOK dALK iflMjdld W cie fnuii n iif i. Fine rrsldenrc property r.elr rl 7 , ttd nee f ult , good hou o , barn wclin. tl r rn , lhads and ornamental tn el 111 I rail i .1111 or dty pr'peity. Bt < g In Furnacre lo'oiu rc'ty , $126 irr ; rlOO ckKh , lo'K Mm * , ix p cent Vatitili u f r.u , 7 | mllcl from On n'i . K.urice tract fruit ant ch.uo Ue'n , e t V rr > tn. I'analn. F vetcre tratt , iwohon ( iiH3itb d'y IlinlV , Oji'Skotni lot near s'r 't cir ( K'O , Ki v terns. Co'iier bt and i-ott geon li'VMip-r * . * 1SM' . (34-21 RIUI.KtlX HELL , . / R < ALECIIGM' A tfroJ lllfl bar rug v , r nearly row. , /cilr Hint o. ec , 'II , n. " Hro office. ,1'C.23j riou HALE OH RENT voso runo. J S > ° - I . tf. J OAK AN. 1 l\l\ \ Hii'hrt Onion Sets f r SfochtunJohn J UlMI. W 1'H. 1414 I ) < ! gi Ptrenr. Bin 24 1'OrtS Lt Two hou'CD id i ins udG rtonis. I Ilrrk f ii > iul tl n jfool cllar < , h.M anliofi wa'cr , full lot , n-i f utn 3rJ stnjwitnln twi iloi-k rfSi. jilsrjNonu , I rute , | on the prouil o > , o. Kll lOUll iidS ! ret ! ' . 522-2 D OR HM,1-Thorough > rcd Jersey Bull ca'f. F fit 1 Fu 'pre , 3. J.Ublun 100 otiilinTemic B1A23 } J.M'H "A1 K ro t , r f > v one story frame cot- 'ajo a u lull lot on 18h ! street. Hint-class rn > Monro In a'tin. Six ri'on.8 , nvcry co vcn- I iic Trrnn caly. A-ply at l w nltleo tf Kcn iiniy . < : Vartln , 17 and Ib Omiha NAt.cnal Bnk tiulidLg. MV 7j rfOll n\lK 7 rorm hojto on Tap'.tjl ivcnuu , f rotiti c t nga on < "iim'rjf ' S * . $400 4 rfom co'tnffo on 1(1 li H $ IZ5 4io in c tU < u near II. 1' . . pot , S 'IB. 3 room coitamnt HtaJ cfSt ilarj'a avrnue , ? 150. Ho , 'AU OK o > pos to Post Ofll c , 4)5. ! f T7IOR "AI.E-Nice , Kncn Cedar Trees at 26th I ! JL inu II j a-d airtut 403-241 POUSALn-li'Ut.tyof . 0 k Icnco poste. In- quhc at W ortsard , Webster street , between 17tb and ISth. 450-48S OR SALE OK KEST A flvo no-n h ui- , with barn , well and cistern. Let COxlCS. Apply to Siml a Scovun9onor on pioml'o * . N . 2317 Pl rco etroU. 461-23 $ EOR SALE-Flno Jersey Bull for public ui . W s awarded thoprem'um ' attbo Us' State lair , Apply J. Taylor , 25 8 , bet. 25tn and D c - tur , north Omfth . 4M-23J A RAKE CnANCE-Fwr silo at a bargain , XX etock of general merchandise with an ca- tabllahed trade In ono of the best towns nn the D. & M. railroad tn Nebraska. Stock will In. volco about 81,600. Addrisi lock b x Mdl , Council rilufff , Iowa. t ls-lut EOK BALK One horse , i wagon nd h r nets. 1 Coomir wa.ion. CHARLTON BHrS. , 317-tf 301 N. I'Slli ' tt. YAKD FOUKBST Apply at once. BK1CK ? \er > thlng needed to run It o. . hand. Superior clay. Also house on yard If n anted. LORENZ mBBt > J , Yard ISthitrtet. 2 blocks south ot Ce'leviiB road. 280-lmt | 7\OK \ S\Lt OK ENT Mr 2 story hr ck rest- P denco on ISthnticct a"d tt. alar'e avenue for sale , 17 000. Smill payment down , bVaoco 1 to h years time. Lot 0x 00 feel. Elegant bouue , verv c-i vrnlens. Will rent It lo very good parties for (62 per n-onth - Call at once al II. TOFTS , 294-Aprtn Cor. 12th and Farnam St. T > EMI3'New Map of Omaha , lust completed and D ready for delh ery at 95 each. Is 4 feet wide by 7 'cot long. Largest and most complete map of 0ja ever published. Official map of ths cltv. ce column. "TTIOR SALE Houte with 6 rooms a"d 2 lots 1 ? ( each CCxl32) ) in south Omaha , for 81,000 , on easy terms. Wllltakt toira on part payment , Inquire at Cll S. 12th street. 243-lm ) ? OR SALr. CHEAP-Cholco unimproved hue- I Iness 1'itn on Farna-n Harney , Doudfe , and Dadge alreels. D V1S& SNYDER , Real Eat.te Agenta. 110-ood-lf 1605 Farnam Bt. Bargains in Eeal Estate , House and Inll lot , gird Icca'.ion , $1,2CO. House and half lot , noir at. Mart's avenue Jl.SOO. rrttage ) and Corner lot en Dodge street , t3rVK ) New Cottsgeln E. V. Smith's addition , 2eOO. Cottage and full lot on 10th street , near Lea- venwoith street , $2,200. 44 foot frontage on Farnam street , Improved , r oco. Corner lot on Douglrn street , $7.500. Bargain Hu Inesa lot on Doughs ftreet , $4,000. 100 foot fronton Dodge stioat. Residence In vestment , siaw. McCAOUE , BOTtf Opposite Postofflce. 1JOR ( IJALE A Brst cltas second hand phaeto y Cal'at 1319TarneySt. _ S97-tf T71OR HALE Pockets maps of Nebraska 20c _ C each. For bargains In On aha City Improved and un rapr ved property , call on Wm , F , Bhrl- ver , no i Estate Agent , opposite postofflce. 769-1 f On Wedco day eter.Ing ; Mar.h 14 , STRAYBD IMJmcs St. betwoo.i 10 h rd It h , > roan colored cow about 4 or Syrarsold , also y ung red olon d cill. 520-24t-ui21-3t Th's Wednesday morMnr bctwatn ICth LOST dCumliguis. a d llverr b ok. FUder pleaje deihir Hiae to Oman * Bakery , file 10th St. 615-22 * WILL take children of ny age gtre them a mothers care for a liberal comoensatlon. A'diesaY. 7. . Ueeollice. 3C8-lmo T ADI ES wishing a qule' place during iconflne- Ij ment , with nurse will address VB. . Be * otlicc. 369-lmot KXCHANQK lor cltv prrperty In Oa aha , TO tea tlrntc'aImproved ' faims A' so 1600 head o shavf rsale Co > respond l b N. C. hr stlan < n , btciamoto , Neb. _ m 0-lm QPECIAL INDUCEMENTS Offend for a coun. O t > y dtorc at fillmore , tarpy coui.lv. Keb. Apply to O. Kroit , there. 195-lmf MAO'BTER ' F PAL11YSTERY AND COND' TI NALiaT , 498 Tenth street , between Farnam and Ilarney. Will , with he aid cf iruardtan spirit * , obtain for any one a glance of the pa l and present , and on certain conditions In the fa. ture. Boats and Shoes made to order. Htifccl satisfaction truarant ed. AND TWOIft tJR' , TUB ES * ENO FltFE. Till TRUISM IS EAS- V TAKINd A TE SPOONFUU IEN T IN A GLASS OF H"T WATER HALF AN HOUR BEFORE BRRAKFiSF , FOR IN- DIGKbTION. UYSPEl-SIA.OR COhSIIPATED UA T. NOTHING IS BETTER. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purltv strength and wholceomencsa. More economical than the orplnary k'nd . and cannot be sold ID coiupetltlou with the multitude of lew test ihort Wflght , alum or phosphate pow4er Sold onlr In i cans. ROTH. BiHKa I'OWBS * Ua , WaU-81. tu New York.