Nebraska Newspapers

    TILE WEDNESDAY ' < IL 11
The Daily Bee ,
Wednea lay Morning , April 11.
Weather Report
( Ins following observations were taken
at the same moment of time at the lUtioni
mentioned )
WAR nur'r U. B BioNtLBiimci , 1
OMAHA , Ap U 10 , ( l : p ra ) I
Tha wlcd blew llico an nutnmn blfz >
larclyonterday.
General Cowln la mentioned M the
timing city attorney.
Contractor Coots will ( tint up bii
brickyard on court houto block iu a day
or two.
two.A
A German from the Republican valley
WM vlctlmited out of $28 at tha U , P.
depot Monday on his why out.
A larao number of our clllieni will
visit the old country this rammer , the
most of them going .to Germany.
The Bloui City & Pacific railroad an
nounces that Its line has been completed
and opened for business to Valentine.
The fire department WM called out
about 8 o'cloak Monday br a fake
alarm run from boi 21. A prairie fire
south of the city was the cause.
Bert Wilklns , who for some time past
tras nUht manater of the Omaha tele >
phene ezchnofie , has gone to Fremont to
take charge of the exchange In that city.
At the'vollor skating rink Monday
'MlM Georgia Lyon , skating with Mr. O.
H. Morgan , won the prizes offered for the
beat couple on the floor during a certain
wasio.
MoNamkra Ac Duncan are about to fix
ap their place in fine stylo. Architect
Toss prepared the plant , and when com-
pleted'tbe place will be the finest in the
city , The b&r is to.be of black walnut ,
Mr. 0. J. Smyth hM l-eei el ctod by ,
the Emmet Monument Ai.socUlum to rep
resent it in the Irlth nntlonM fcongresF ,
whioh will bo hold lu Jlorttniltiirul hull , ,
Plilladelphb , on the 2.ruh nud i.0h Inst.
Tao Wulter Lowrny ilrvraigo suit was
up iu JuJ0 [ | WMieby'u court yoatorday on
motion amenrllu ; ; the petition , nr ued by
city attorney Howe. Jn t nbut dl'pcst-
tlon will bo made of the ca o is not known.
The Knights of Honor , Grand Lodge
of Nehmka , hold their annual seaelon at
Vreiaont , beginning at 3 o'clock yestirday.
The various lodges of tba ttalo will be well
ropreiientod. There will be quite A dele
gation frnm Omaha ,
KJw-ud Fitzgerald was arrested Mon
day fur stealing apples , oranges , etc , ,
from Kennedy's fruit stand on 16th street.
On ecoount of it being his first offense and
of bla previous good character , Mr , Ken
nedy refused to prosecute him ,
John Itoacb , Dug Msgulre and Wm.
Martin , three boyi , were arrested Mon
day with raiors in their posseuian which
n supposed to have been stolen. They
ire held for examination and the property
oan be reclaimed at police headquarters.
The next attraction at the opera house
Ls the young Irish comedian , Wm. Ji
Bcanlsn , who appears In Hartley Oamp
bell's ) pUy "Filend and Foe , " on Friday
and 8 .turday. Mr. Boanlan It the com
poser of the famous "Peek-a-Boo" song.
Memborsof Bt , Ueorge-Tbe funeral
of Mn. Joseph Dove will take place from
her late residence , Central house , North
Sixteenth street , to-day ( Wednesday ;
afternoon , at 3 p. m. AH members who
can attend are respectfully Invited to'do
o. J , Ilothwoll , wcretary.
The reports of cox * missed by their own-
en ocntinne to Increase-ID number. Itii
t ted by one well-informed man that par
tie * punning through the city with srnal
herds run the cows in with them and
carry them off by force. It is well to keep
. them at home , where they will be safe.
The grocery store of J. Qvlalganl , cor
ner of Capitol avenue and Seventeenth
street , wai Sunday night burgUrlzrd. The
burglars broke In through the rear cell r
window. A large quantity of cigars , to
bacco and pipe * was carried off , the till
were ovnhaultd and a small amount o
change taken.
Several citizens living around 18th
and Chicago streets have repeatedly com
plained ataut the condition the streets
are in at the croulogsof Chlongo and 18th
It Is strange that the ditches were no
fixed long ago , as there In lots of driving
on thete itreets , especially by ladles , wh
niniOl" have their children along. W
* should not Wonder If some day a big sul
lor damages U begun which the city will
have to settle ,
I have i coo I ved from lion. George I
Loiltw , cpmrnlnlonor of agriculture , abou
4,000 papers of asserted vegetable foedr
200 phpers of tobacco teed , 00 papers o
flower seedr , 200 papers of sweet corn , I'
desire to illttrlbute this seed , which is wo !
elected from the choicest varietiesunion
those n ho need It and will plant It. L\ \
thoie reildtnti of Nebraska detlrtug It ci
In perton at my cffice or write me n po&tj
can } , giving address nr.d kind n { eeei'
wished for. Ciuiau F MANDEIWON ,
WEtLV "BOUaH ON CORNS
AskforWollo' ' Rough on Oornr.
15o. Quick , complete , pennanen
cure. Oornn , warts , bunions.
FOR SALE.
A now aide-bar , end opring top bug
gy , undo ty Snydcr and took urn
prize at the etato fair last fall ; norc
tuod and will bo Bold low. Apply a
Weatorn Nowepaper Union , cor. 12tli
and Doacbu rt. fob28m&etf
JOHN H. EKOK
Hat the hr wt assortment of , Rtnge
and Cook Btove , Barb F nee Wire
all of which yott can hny cheaper thai
ny place lu town at 015 ard C17N
16th itreet. cafymo-tf
CITY COUNCIL.
Rinsing Out the Old and Usher
ing in the Aow One.
The Choice of a City Olerk , the
Mayor't Bond , Etc.
The old city conncll mot last night
or the last ( imo , at 7:30 : o'clock , the
ollowlng member * being present :
laker , Uohtn , ( Jjrby , Djllono , Duu-
urn , Kaufman , Loader , McOuckln ,
O'K'iefo , Thrano , andProsldent | Slull.
The noir members of the oonuoll
were iuvltod to take scats within thn
> ar.
ar.Thn
Thn clerk road the ininatos of thu
att mooting , which were approved.
Mr. Bitcor Introdncod a roiolnticn
f thanks to Pfealdwit Stull and Chan ,
lauftnann lor the iflhlent manner In
which they had performed the duties
f president , and also to City Olork
awett. Ttio resolution wan urmni-
nously adopted ,
PruHldont Stull returned his thatika
or the inrvny courtesies extended to
ilrn during Ills term of oflioo.
AIL the cotnniitlco papers were filed
lh the clerk.
The old uuuuoll now adjonrnod nine
le.
THE KKW COUNCIL
was called to order by Olty Olerk
utvott , and the tiowly elected mem-
) ors were sworn In by Police Judge
cnoko. They vrcru Oharloa Ander
on , Haeosll , Kanfmauu , Murphy ,
RodCold , Wood worth.
The roll of the now council waa now
ailed by the clerk as follow * : Ander-
in , Biker , Bolun , Dunham , Batcall ,
laufmann , Loodor , McGucklu , Mnr-
by , RodCold , Thrano , Woodworth.
On motion of Mr. Kanfmann , Mr.
iiker waa elected president of the
ounoll. Mr. Baker thanked the
onncil In very handsome manner
or the honor conferred upon him.
Mr. Lender nominated Mr. Jowott
or olerk , Mr. Kaufmunn nominated
. R. Lowli , J. B. RodOold nominated
rl. H. Oarloton , Mr. McGuckin noml-
atod W. H. Kent , and Mr. Danham
omlnated Ed. Walsh.
Moears. Woodworth and Eanfmann
wore appointed tellera.
'
Iri'format ballot Jowett 6 , Lewis 2 ,
Cent 1 , Oarlton 2 , Walnh 1.
First formal ballot Jowett O.Lowls
, Kent 2 , Oirlton 1 , Walsh 0.
Second formal ballot Jowott 0 ,
.towjs 2 Kent 3 , Oarlton 1.
Third formal ballot-Jowott T.LawU
, Kent 2 , '
Mr , Jowott was declared elected.
HTANDINO COMMITTKK8.
The clerk road the president's op-
lolntmont of standing committees as
ollows :
Judiciary Haicall , Danham , Kauf
man.
man.Claims Wsodwortb , Kaufman ,
rlurphy.
Finance Murphy , Thrano , Mo-
Gnokln. .
Btroots and grades Bohm , Loodor ,
Voodwortb.
Police Dunham , Leeder , Red-
old.
old.Public
Public property and Improvements.
Kaufman , Hoacall , Woodworth.
Fire Loodor , Dnnham , Haaoall ,
Gas Anderson , Thrano , Bnhm ,
Sidewalks and Qbridges Thrane ,
rlurpby , Anderson.
Ruled , forms nd printing Had-
icld , Anderson , McGaokln.
Strout railway and railway crossings
and signals Kaufman , Bjhm , Red-
field.
field.Water
Water works and soworapn Mo-
Gaokln , Kaufman , Danham , Hascall ,
Anderson , Woodworth ,
JMlYOtt'a BOHD ,
The bond of Mayor Ohaan , In the
nra of | 20 OCO , with W. J. Brontoh ,
iVllllam Msok.IJohn G. Brandt and
lonryBollu , was presented and np-
irovod , on motion of Councilman
lasoall.
RESOLUTION.
By Redfiold : That the troannror's
boi'd bn fixed at $109,000. Adopted.
Kaufman : That iho committee
on public property and improvements
employ two men , not more than throe
wookc , in Hanoom park' , to do neces
sity work. Referred to the com'
ralcteo on public property and 1m
provemonts ,
By Bhm : That all the papers lu
Iho bands o ! thu eluik ba referred to
the proper commit lure. No action ,
Motion to adjourn was yotod on
and a division culled for. Six for ad <
jourumont and ftvo against. Ad <
jonrnod.
FOR SALTS.
A drugstore in woatorn IO'.VA , popn
lation about ItCOD , , took Irani $6,00 <
to $8,000 , s&lea $18,009 per annum
only two drag ntorco lu the town , i
largo country trad" . Iiqurj ! ol '
Rogora , Mlllard Ilutul arn
Prairie Lights.
The following Is the report of thi
juvenile secretary of the Pralrli
LiRhtBj a \ children' * missionary so
oioty , which is an interesting am
tlourlsuinp ; auxiliary of the First Oon
gregational church of thin city :
"Tho elxth mooting opened 01
March -4 , at 3:30 : p. m. , with singing
It was the smallest mooting wo hisv
had. Just before the time for th
mooting It rained , which made it a
muddy that not very many oamo , bu
these tint did coinc , think tlmt the ;
got well paid for the !
trouble. Mrs. Halneworth got
card from the postoflico , say In |
there wai n pnckago thrro for us
which WSB too largo to bo delivered
She ave mo the card , and I lot two o
our best members have the pleasure o
going down there in the mud about i
foot deep to got the pasVago. The ;
brought it back all safe , and liwti
fouud to contain our missing , p'aperr
Then wo had a good tlmylooklni
them over , and Barry floOrnrd rea <
ns an interesting story from one. Wi
pot three kinds The Qbspel In al
LuJ& , The Miielonary World am
J ho Little Missionary , all good paper *
"We had scriptnjal reading , prayer ,
and tinging. Than we all sat dowi
and wrote > letter to HIM Gn DUMI
the missionary to Turkey , who Is sap-
ported by the Mobraika Mldionory
society. SomH tultl her about our con
cert , and I "nut her B prrg'ammo.
The Willing Woikers sent $500 to ward
lu-r Bulitry not long A C.
E inter SJitday ovoulng , afirr our
aiincurt , cnoh member of thu Willing
\Vorkors and Pralrio Lights got a
baantltul caster card from two friends
of the Bociotlc ? , for which I am sure
wo are vety thutkfnl. These two so-
clotleH are to h Id a scalable at Mrs.
Shorrlll's on Aptit 16 h. "
MASTER Wixa B ALLKN.
Secrotsry Prairie Lights. >
OPENED.
A LoEg-Noedod Institution in
New Quarters ,
The Only One Between Chicago
and Ban Pranciooo.
Encourage Home Industry and
Profit by It.
For the pant month It has been re
ported that the Western Steam Heat-
lug Company , lately incorporated ,
would shortly remove to larger and
moro commodious quarters. Hearing
of this n BKK reporter called thla
morning upon Mr , J. J. Monell , the
president of the company , whom hu
had the pleasure of mooting at the
company's now quarters , Kb. 1307
) ouglas street. In the cour/io / of an
ixtonded conversation , the reporter
ras informed that the object of the
omoval was on account of an increase
business , and second , on account of
look at their old quarters which they
rore unublo to make a suitable exhl-
Itlon of.
"As to our facilities to
ransaot the business spee
ded on our cards , " said Mr. Monell.
Wo have equal facilities with any
rm oast. Oar main object will be
ho Introduction of steam heating
iparatus , which , by the way in which
hose that have them express thorn-
lolvon , I am of the opinion that every
'amily , or bettor to say , every house
iwner ought to have one. You
oo the late Invention * have
so much in the way of saving
ael that really a heater will not con-
umo much more coal than an ordln-
ty stove , but lot mo tell you that It
dually costs more to have a atove , as
rour furniture is dairiaged by smoke
> nd ashes , /our celling blackened and
ho consequence * are that every spring
100 must go for repairs on the f or-
Itnro and house.
Wo have the Page heater , which were
, ro agents for ; this generator wo can
ntup against anything yet invented ,
t will actually cousnme 35 per cent
HS fnol than on ordinary furnace.
This boiler is in uao at the No-
iraska National bank , and I know
Mr. Yutea is very much pleated with
t. Wo alao do all jduds of plumbing
ind gas fitting. Wo alto keep on
hand a large supply of gas , steam and
water fitting and general plumbers'
materials. Our intention is to extend
nr business all over the west ,
The gentlemen at the head of the
Institution are well known and have
eon In our midst for a lon while and
wa hope that success will crown their
: ilorto , and their skill will bring good
uok to Omaha. The BEB wishes
, hem also euccots.
Bead Estate TranBforo.
The following deeds were filed ( or
rooord In the county clerk's office
April 9 , reported for TiiE Bxx by
Amos' real estate agency :
J. J. Monol ) , Jr. , et. 1. to N. W.
Nelson , w. d.lot2 , block 249J-350.
A. Eyand H. N.Paioto , A. 0trom.
, d. , lot 15 , Kountzb'a l t addition
91.000.
P. Oovananah to J. L. McOagne , q.
o. d. , part lot.37 , Barr O. k add $2.
0. W. Ellis to k M , Eirlo , w. d. ,
lot 23 , block , 10. KouDtco & Roth's
add1.2B < ; ? .
J. A. and * H" Xoller to J. Citnpboll
et. al. , q. a. d. , 50 aores , sections G.
14 , 131. .
J. A. and H Zollor to J. Oampboll ,
B. and 8. Heed , w. d , 108 32 100
acres , sections C , 14 , 13 88,732.80.
A. G. Handy and wi'e to John
Fowls , w. d. , 30 acres , sec. 8 , 15 , 10
-J800.
J. Fowti and wife to E. 8 , Coy ,
, d. , parcel sec. 8 , 15,10-9300.
A. Turner to B. and A. Williams ,
, d , lots 10 and 11 , block 2 , South
Omaha addition $150.
H. G Olark and wife to Joa. Bar
ker , w. d. , part lots R and G , block
19081 -100.
W. B Moore and wi'fo to B. Wil-
Hams , w. d. , lot 9 , block 2 , South
Omaha addition-$150.
H. R. Olark and husband to-$150.
T. Swobo , w. d. , ej lot 3 , block 103
-85 000.
T. Swobd and wife to J. E. Mar
koll , w. d. i of el lot 3. block 103
$2.500.
Q. E. Yatea to M. Oleary , w. d.
lota 8 and 9 , block 8 , Kountzo's 4th
add$800. .
J. M. Beea to E , B. dole , w. d. , lo
19 R es Place-l,000.
U. P. B. B. Oo. to A. E. Anderson
w. d.parcel see 8,1C , 11. $300.
G. II. Guy , M. Commr. deed to A
S. Hall , lot 8 , block 27 $080.
J. P. Sltnpklns to B. Reed and J
Oampboll q. c. d. , 9J acres sec 1 J , 15
13 81.
B. Rood and wife and J. Oampbol
and wife to J. P. Simpkins ; w d 9
acres see 19,15,10 8950.
J. Williams and wlfo to 0. 0
Houaol ; w d lot G , blk 12 , Shiun'
add , and pnrt lot 5. blk 311 and lot 2
blk213J-$5,200.
T J. Donahot ) and wife and M. K
Donahoo and * lfa 'to O. Johnson ; w
d lots 9 and 10 , blk 9. Waterloo
$140
If you are not married , write tba Mnr.
riage > Fun3 and Mutual Tnnt A aoci
tlon , Oed r Rapldi , Iowa , far circulars
explaining the plan. fC-Sm ,
With DUBKIB'-J SAHU DBESSIK
there Is no waste or dliappolntment
you are certain to produce a Rood sal
ad. It costs less than homo-made
and Is , bcstdea , a superb table sauce
ELEGANT DRESS PLAIDS AT
5 CENTS PE& YARD , AT
WHO * WBSTBBRG'B.
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
An Interestii g Discussion of tlio
Subject by Hov , A { F ,
Slierrilh
Bacouraging Features Cor
poral Punienment , Etc
' The following Is a synopsis of the
ermon preached by Ilov. A. F , Sher-
ill , of the Congregational chnrch , on
ianday last :
Proverbs 4 , 5 : "Get wisdom , got
understanding ; forgot It not "
These words Impress as by force of
ho mason In them ; alsobaoauso they
ro the counsel of ono thn ages have
grcnd was wise ; morn than nil , they
omo from God's book , as his own
word to na. God gave to man mind-
xaltod gift and a chief line of com
mand in the blblo is , ' Use your minds ,
tudy , loan ) , crow. " "Got wisdom ,
et understanding. " A chief charao-
.urbtic of God's son was that ho waa a
etcher. Wherever Christianity goea
hero always emerge in sacred nnity
ho chnrch , the pare home , the school ,
nst week a venerable man , long con-
lootcd actively with education , said tome
mo , "I havu never before scon BO
naoh intercut taken in good oduca-
ion. " Ho regarded it ono of the
lopcful lgns of the times. Illiteracy
a growing lu certain parts of our
sountrr , with dauperci , bat not
n Nebraska , and will not ,
I our rich endowment of public lands
s properly cared for. Oar first duty
s toward our own city public echoola.
) enver is said to hnvo Hotter public
chools than Boston. It should bo
nr ambition to have the best In the
inlon. Why not ? Wo have moann
o command talent and experience ,
nd are not your children as bright
nd good as any ? I moan good
chools , in the broad sense of the text ,
socrates , the great teacher of rhoto-
lo , at Athena , pat at tha forefront of
la school , ' 'Character Is botoro elo
uonco. " It nsed to be sala that
very one oi his graduates bore a good
lame. I have observed with interest ,
n "reading recent addresses , made by
tate or city superintendents to teach-
rs , how largely they dwelt upon the
ioral element , urging that a ohhf
nty of every teacher wan to develop
oed character and good habits in the
upll training the heart as well as
tie mind.
What are three or four encouraging
eatures of our echoolst
First That the course of study is
nede simpler and more practical , year
> y year1.
Second That all classes attend so
onorally , and especially that so many
aralllos of worth and high standing
end their children right along to the
inbllo schools aa a matter of course ,
hereby contributing the help of thnir
peed example. The Saporlntondent
oils me ho works heart and hand with
ho whole city.
Third The cchool board have a
iboral policy , providing aa fast as poo-
iblo , good school roomu , well fur-
mnhed , also paying such salaries as
ommand teachers of competence and
althfulnoss. We have now 91 teach
ers. The lifting process goes on con
innally , and the days of favoritism
are posting away.
Fourth That the increase this year
s larger , pro rnta , than that of the
lopnlatlon of the city , being 850 , re-
[ ulrlng the'oponlng of 17 now rooms ;
Jso that the higher grade * fall oh1
ess , and the attendance at the High
School steadily grows.
What Improvements ?
First Wo should be willing to sep
irate more the choosing of our school
ward from politics or local ambitions ,
lold the election on a different day ,
and aaturo permanence of office , to
member of the board , to superintend-
mt or teacher , where fitness is proved.
iVo have had too many changes. A
air sense of security is neceseary to
borough and permanent work.
Second It is too much to ask ol
your boy that he shall steadily attend
a place and be industrious , where he
never sees the face of his' ' father ; bo
.hat place Sabbath or'pnblio ' schools.
The officers and teachers of our
schools earnestly ask you to visit
them moro. They know best the
good it does. It i bat little they
tsk. Ought yon not to do it ? There
* no other person with whom it is
moro for your interest to bo on terms
of acquaintance and friendship than
ho one who has yonr child under his
care six hours for five days of every
week.
Third Should there not be sepa
rate building ; , as well as rooms , for the
primary olaams ?
You aak mo to say something \bou
"corporal punishment. " I think yon
can bu safely assured that will rapldlj
take care of itself ; meanwhile , don *
liold the schools too much responsible
for lack of partutal control , and In
case of grievance , don't hurry to th <
paperi. bub go to the proper schoo
auihomifB Ilia the only way to preserve
servo dUclpllno.
Now please note thla fact : After
all allowance baa boon make , there
are ono thousand children In this city
between the agea of six and fifteei
years , attending' no school any part o
the year. They are forced to work , In
those tender years , or are vagrants
We ought to remember them , If wo
do not , they will remember na In do
pravlty and crime ; they are doing so
already. How eau wo tirlp rescuing
this thousand , growing up wlthou
oven loaruincf to read and write ? Wi >
must create public opinion In thol
behalf ; also , there should bo mor
raiiuton schools. The night school
are also of service , and for them teach
ota should ba selected with special care
The public schools of London or
ono the wonders of that great city
Ono result of them has boon , to great
ly rcduco juvenile crime. Lot ns try
to practically open these gates of prlv
ilege , to every neglected boy and girl
in thlsoltv.
Oar public schools do not open wit
reading the Bible and prayer. But 1
i ) a thoughtless slander to therefor
call them "Godless schools. , ' Th
great thing ufter all is , that the teacher
or , whoso * Influence is felt and who I
lustllllng his ideas all day , shall bo
person of good character. Suppose
oteacher can say"this class has past
ed a Recd examination , " but tbcs
other things also are true , They hav
learned to obey , prompt and to th
word. They know time baa value
they are punotaal andidutrloos. The
are courteous , both to their superiors
and to oaob otht-r N > onn of thi in
would hurt utiotbur's feolicgi , be *
caueo ho had patched
coat or was o' . different
blood , They : itn triiHif.nl } any or.o
would rather loan liia pUce than
tell n Ho or pructico any deacp ion.
You can Bee they are neat nt.d tcy ! In
person and dro ; thnir mouths lsi >
are clean from vulgar word * or tobao
co , They know what perseverance Is
and solf-rolianco and honor. Ohe-
diunco , time , courtesy , truth , purity
and BO on. Doe * not tvery parent or
guardian of thla city dcstro Ml these
to bo cultivated nnd perfected In hi *
child ? Do you not watch for Imp'rove-
ment in conduct and desire it oven
moro than progress In the lessons of
the books ? Will yon not niy heartily ,
"Other things being equal that la the
tcachor wo want and wil sustain"
Oh , what priceless woik that teacher
ia doing 1 What grntitudu ho oaruD
and will receive ! Hear the IribuUt
of Dean Stanley to Thomas Arnold.
And no one knorto better than that
teacher what manner of perron ho
himself must first bo God &nd hlf
hoik cro in such a teacher and r. '
work M day. Ou the whole , who
Qed wants of your boy la what ,
you w.iut. It la nut oo necesnary then
to debate the special morning oxer-
clac . I suggest only two more
things. If you have children already
we l grounded In moral principles , ot
good hablta and manners , Bond them
by all means to the public cchoolb
They will grow hotter , and they wilde
do good every day. They help secure
the moral success of the schools ,
Also , Bomo members of this church
are pupils In our echools. Even a
child is known by his doings ,
whether hla ways bo pure and whether
they bo right. Christ ha * said , "Ho
that hath my commandments and
koepeth thorn , he it Is that loveth
mo. " Don't parade it. nor bo ashamed
of it , that yon are a Christian , but
provo it. Ninety-four teachers !
What other company of public aer
vantB work aa hard or have more sa
cred responsibilities ? Who bettor
earn our respect and esteem ? ,
Four thousand pupllt ! May Oed
keep them in life nud health. May
He dally visit their hearts with His
love , and m vy every one know by ex
perience , ' 'Tno fear of the Lord la the
beginning of wisdom , and to depart
from ovll ia understanding. "
TBK FRINCK OF PUNCEKS ii
"llnb Punch. " oomposad of old , fine liq
uor * and luscious fruits. It can be used
clear or with water , lemonade , etc , , and far
surpasses any punch brewed at dlecrc-
tlon.
The MavMtiok National Bink of
Boston draws foreign exchange , buys
and sells Government and other in
vestment securities , and transacts any
business for its correspondents In thu
line of banking. m&th-mo
PERSONAL , .
J. O. Blackburn , of Arlington ; A. W.
laht , of Lincoln , and T , W. Bostrom , of
Wahoo , are at the Metropolitan.
U. Nahrung and J. H , Buerntade , ol
Osceoln , were at the Metropolitan yestor-
luy.
Alfred Hartol and R. N. TownsonJ , of
Beatrice , are guests at the Metropolitan.
A. H. Wing and wife , of Missouri Val-
ey , are at the Metropolitan.
U. Hassoll , U. S. It. M. , is in the city ,
en route to California.
R. B. Rftnda.ll , the B. & M. land com-
mlstloner , is in town.
Thomas F. Dant , of Portland , Oregon ,
ws in town yesterday.
John Egan , of Council Bluff' , wai In
the city yesterday.
J , 0 , West , of Grand Island , is a gnei
of tha Milltrd.
W. B. Steel , of Maryland , b at the
Metropolitan.
O. J. Stowell , of Auburn , is at the
Metropolitan.
James Bell , of David City , is a gueat o
the Millard.
George R. Anderson , of Lincoln , 1 * a
tne Mlllard.
J. E. Morrison , of FUtUmontb , is a
the Millard.
J. T. Webb , of Blair , is at the Metro-
ropollUn.
Hon. J. L , Canon , of Brownville , it Ii
the city.
Hon , Tom Majors , the eage of Peru , 1
In town.
C. W. Stonaifer , of'Lincoln , Is at th
Millard.
Mrs. O. N. Orated , of Lincoln , h at th
Millard.
Miis Mean , of North Bend , ls at th
Millard.
C. C. White , of Valparalio , is at th
Mlllard ,
R , Redman , of Lincoln , la at the Mi
lard. .
Kdward Eddy , of Denver , is at the Mil
lard ,
Fred Ponte , of Butte , ii at the Mil
lard.
lard.J.
J. H. Davis , of Gibbon , 1 * In th * city.
0 , A. Dodge , of Yank ton , U in the city
Thos , J. Hannover , of Denvsr , isat th
Paxtoo.
S. W. Powers , of Kearney , Is at' th
Paxton ,
D. Ryan , M. Mullen , P. Kyanand MI
M. Ryan , of St. Paul , nra guesta of th
Paxton.
Max Meyer and wife and Mrs. J. S
Tlsher arrived from New York city yei
terday.
Mr. J. C. Regan , of Rrgan Bros.
McGorrUk , Des Moincs , and Mr. D. Ford
a traveling man if ChloRO , were in th
city Uat night.
Oapt. Bon. Flnney of the Orlmlna
Court , St. Lcmls , Mo. , writes ; Fo
throe winters I cnffdred torture wit
rheumatism. St. Jacobs Oil wn
recommended , and seven or eigh
applications cured me
SLOVEN'S YOSEUITE OOLONGE
Made from the wild floweis of th
ME FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY
it. is the most frogrant of perfume
Manufactured by U. B. Slaven , Su
Francisco. Fortalo in Omaha by W
J. Whltohouso and Konnard Bros
FOR BALE.
Good hard brick delivered in a !
part * of the city cheap. Apply to 8
G. Johnson A Oo. , eait side Sherman
are , or 211 B.'l
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER
7x > aa of Appattte , Bowels costive ,
Puln In the Head , with tvdull sen
sation In the bach pi rt , Faiti under
the Shoulder blade , fullness after
eating1 , with a disinclination to ex
ertion of uodr or mind , Irritability
of tompnr , Low spirits , with a feel-
in ? of having neglected aomaduty ,
"Wf nrinesB , Dizziness , Fluttering at
the heart , Dots before the ayes , Yellow -
low Shin , Hendacho generally over
tha right eye , Rentlcssnosa , with fit
ful dreams , lilghly colored Urlno ,
and CONSTIPATION.
TTTTT'.S 1-IT.I S nre
nilnpteil to nucli cnien , one time el-
fcr.ln micli n clmiiun of fcelUlu KB to
antuulxli the cuflorrr.
Tnvy Incrrniio the Ai > prtltennacanfie
tha body lo Take ou l''le li , thus Iliofvi
torn Ii nourished , nnd liv tliolr Tniiio
Action i ii I lie lIlKCBtlvoOrKaiiB , Jrec-
ulnr HtoolK nra iiroducnU Cili.ai5coi.ti
; i niiu rn
> i
lif-SSM HUC - , , ,
i ! i.ia
OKAY HAIR on IVitt'Krrs rlmnro to n Gio y
IILAIK by a slndo application of thltUvn. It
Impnrt uimturnlcolor. AcMln'tant nwn
ly. Sold by I > rurirlstori > uut bytupiitaou
receipt cf..81 .Ol > .
Oi'KIOK , 5 MtTIUlA Y ST. , W. V.
Ct.efui utUttl ULKl liiwU UlM. J
. ItMtlpU UI b. | | .
SPECIAL HOTICtS.
r8PECIAL8 wl POSITIVELY notjbeln
ertedunlets paid In advance.
There are letters ut thiii olfice for the
ollowlng ndvertlseit :
B. G. A.M.T. , A. L. 11. , 0. M. . F.
G , , o. K. . F. n. . nv. . inn * . J n , D. ,
J. G. F. . P. T. S & Co. . P. T. , Printer ,
H. M , R. S. T. , S T. , T. M. . Wife of
Viv. Agt. , W. F. P. , W. M. T. . X. 1 X.
TO i . - * EY
PONEY TO LOAN Oill at Law office cl U L
M Thomas room 8 Cielgbloi tlock.
H LP WASTED.
WANTED Immrdlaie'y , ngocd nur > e girl ,
heat wa e , at n illiwtet cor Haml.ton It
'ler ( tieet , Bnirm'a udJItloi. 879-Ut
ANTT.D A go.d girl. Inquire 1417 far
ram street. JOHN O JACOBS.
885-11
WAN1KD A ynod g rl for general house * " rk
at 1710 C.BS itrcvc. SSI-125
TTTAiilKU "A rtrsi-c'a ' BTdriss manor .all
1 V tllr . M. floldtiti.e& GJ. ( 338. Tenth
street , beteon K < rnt am and Barney. 877-121
Two gro 1 nol'cltori ' to take orders
WANTED goods. Steady employment. Ca'l
42t South 10th ttreet. 8fG-125
ANTEO-At Merchtnts' DlnlnR II 11,1100
Firuam street , gojd dining room girl.
855-115
1 ED 100 flrrt c'a-9 s-lirltots Inq'ilro
WA rilftco of Ncbn ka rnd Iowa lnsur. > me
company , Ulilarp Hotel Uulld nn.
Good cook and dining room girl.
WANTED f'Oin ' 7 to 10 a m *
803-10 } H. MANNWEILER , llth ttreet.
- n to work In garden. H. W ,
WAVTED-M eud green street car line.
E53-115
W ANTED \ compo'.oat young man to keoi >
books llut thoroughly understand the
m and come well recommended.
i-io uoaoa&niLL.
I ANTED Fourglrta.- Good wsges. Sl.vcn
W house , louth 10th st. 832-105
\TTTOMAN OR GIRL WANTED-To do Ml kinds
W of housework , at 220 noith 13th Bt. Swede
or Bohemia ? preferred. . 814-105
WANTED A few dty boa'ders at Mr. O.
Nclg n's bearding house. No , 1111 Cap'tol
arenuo , Letween llth and 12th ttieet. 858 HI
Boarders by the day or week , 47 ?
WANTED .t , bet. Howaid and Hamey.
851-14 *
SITUATIONS WANTED.
-Situation 10 do sewing and help
WANTEDSituation 8 K. cor. 221 td
Uason street. \ 882-11 }
'AY ' UNOrano of 12' educated , warti a sl'u- '
XX atlon n country papir Two jtars ixpsi-
ience on c ty pii.era. dJrcea "J. W. Bee office.
' ' '
8'0 10s
MIBOELLANEOUa WANTS.
coodpayltg bu'lneas
AllANUFACTUHERln capital to extend
trade. Addrees ly lciter.8. T. Bee Office.
871 10 {
WANTED-Parties to adopt a boy baby , ten
wreks old. Cora Cox. 210 Tenth street. .
8S3-12J
VIST AN I ED Tabla board In prlrato family , by
VV gent. Address Jihn A , Bee office. 834-11 $
-To ao drew maklnr In prltate
WANTED
family In Omaha. Address Dress Maker ,
Bis i dice , Council B uffs , Iowa , A6-4t
WANTED 600 privy vaults , alnke , and ceai-
pools to c ea with s > nita > r cleaner Stt-
Isfuctlon guaranUi d. J. M. auiTII ,
J710 mot t Lock Box 422 , Oma ; a.
\ /ANlEI-E ervbxly eudertn" with tooth
V and htalache , 11 call at 1471 Farnam ! tro-t
nnd bo cund Iieocf clargo by Home's E'ectrlc
Delt. 013-lm
FOR l F.NT-HOUSES AND LOTS
RKNr Front ro m , No. 9J1 PaclBc St.
FOll
ccr Ittn , furnished or unfurnl bed.
,870-12 , *
"TJOU RENT Two rooms Inquire 113 south
JL1 ITlh street. 874-121
rinn RENT-COO ! homo a-d i-t on i&th si.
JtJ bct cei CaitdU' and Bellevue read goot
g rdeagrjund. Addro.s Sarah Shaffer , Oaha. \ .
Aeb. U78-12 :
REN.T Fur Uhert rooms at 181 Ucdce
8t.McCornl k's block. 880-16 }
HEN1' A r cely furul.h'd fron' p rot
FOR together , or sepal ate. No child
ren. . 1713 Chicago stieet. B87-U *
T710RREST A furnished rocm ( or one or two
JJ gentlemen at 1010 Farnam St. 859-111
RENT One or tworocmi on flrit floor ,
KR or unfurnlih d. Ap ly at 240J
Harm y street. . 818-.2
OR liENT Houie 0(8 ( room' , hard n , d loll
I 1 wa'er , ( oed eel ar , bay window , all In treed
rrpar. lleatocable reut. 12i3 north 10th ht.
riR flENT 1'ou'e of G room ) . Inquire N ,
F W. ( or. 14taaniJones. tOS-11'
nTliENT Good'clg t roori house ane
F birn , Shtraian ave ; per m nth 3 6.
838-tf AMES , Farnam Bt
ITiOll KENT Desk room at lrc > 'a toli.'CC (
L store , cor Farnam and I6ti. B38-tf
71011 KENT "wo good tuinlihed rein a , V3S
F J 17th * t. 815-18J
FfO"
" 11BVV Two large unfurrlbhed io3m oi
fO" Hrst a or11' ! no.io 18 h 813-101
TtKXT Hou * of 0 r-omj , a and 'Oil
FOll < , goo1 ci'l r biywndiw , ll In rood
reptlr. ltea > ou.b e rent 12 3 north lOt i St.
817-121
"mOK IlKST On or two roorui In Brut rlooi
J : furnl-hed or unlurcl h0' . Apply at 211 ;
llarney Bt. 8-H
nOB UK T-Three nicely furnl-hed 1004
Jj with or without bowd , at 18l8JcVson St.
Q71-11I
TUCIFIO 1IOU8B FOR HK T-T nlh and
_ L Ia tnport street , 32 ro.ms. * pp'y to 0 ,
W. Utay , 211 Twelfth strett. TA-\0\ \
lunmaubi' PAllLOh And boaru . . . . . . . .
oouY.plence * , 1810 Podge re t. 168-lQt
MUK hK2 r A stora KOxCQ In Balcombeblo.li
AD.BALC-OMBK
O LIT -On room wllfabcard , UWCo'ircrnli
T ' M7 1m
J A
A e-t b'l irl lettaartnl , wl'h
FRRKNT cimpl ti oi.d In ! ' lit il MS
loth no tlTlijr. Add.tsi lie I ! tidm na
Platlsiiot.th.Nrb. HWI-IO
OIIUKMT t ph Ircrnnd
P Hull's , Rent i ursau , opp ilM PM <
70' ' If
T7IOR RENT H . " uprght plii.o , fine Klui-
J. billing n , IfilW Dodge treet.
6 1f _ A. 1103PP. Jr
FOR SALE.
ruiRSA KAf A(1'EHAUOAIS I l'l '
I"n II my Ktore hulMIng rn lie no th side f
| Uirr , Im Idl'g Oby SOT tt , t o tiorlt-s , l h
living rooms n o\e , vo < xl cellar , full lie of
bi.ll nu * nd an atjlllonal room \t fid rquire ,
a K od * ell of water i n tun pr m > o . Alsi my
stick t ( ml llnerv , f " ' dry iioodsn d notions.
' will si he i ulldlng without U tock If desire -
sireor the toc Without 'the imlldlrg Any
I > ar > y wishing toeng in a bus ! IBS of this
i it d will flti'j It a raru darg In , and the st te h s
as i oed . tra euunv-t root ho i In In onth-
we lir I w , i futon Iv n for Nrl In ; on ti *
count of n.clinws . Cu I on or oddrcsi
. " C. II. MKLD > ,
8C3-17-AlC-3t VUTca , Iowa ;
HWK MAU.MHO 'r jpowir nivVt.r eioim'
o'gln- , In if o o d r cv p 8 niuel Rces ,
book am J jb ptinlcr uutl binder , Oa ah t.
8)7 14
| 70H S VLtf l'atr rf n u her fi , rtcublc and
l tlng'o hirnesi , tanla o and leggy , dw. or
gel uata . itntilro | f F. A Sia < , 110 ! ) Kat-
bkm ttr el , > iJI-H |
TTIOU SM.E-OoUu-sri ro3tn , nel well liv
rnrnttill tUl 0 1m > vr.n n .1 in 1 VOth.
on Durcat trvtt * . Terms ma , . A B rg in. I'to * ,
oppo Ite pcnf ( Hlo-1. 81M2
F10R8 LB-vrH" REST YET-Suburb n flvo
acre h o < duo mllu fr in city Ono'
humlrtd K dd'aro an itrn U sv tor , , g. '
Thlj/iounl Is hi > tU'lli.l y kit : vrtl M ll xccl.oit
forcadusand mal frui' . F rih riirln/water
Inabindkoo I'rrpeiti jtachc bi tto do' , r-ad
leading out fie > thu city i ren r y h > wn on
Bplotltn | | { lAt.LOU IIK04 ,
811-19 lV-1 lan.nnsticet.
< SAIK--Cott.i'o and ori'er ' lot In flnel'oa-
FO $2650. Hnrgiln nM be sold lefor *
May 1 t. McPAOUBnip K ! cIP 0. 8 4 tf
FOlt SALE 4 room h ui , goi i order , citttrn
coal houte , bkrn , full let , mile Irom pott-
offl-o Very Easy Torus. Sl.tOO.
801 tf AMtS Farnam 81 ,
SALK Lot on 20 h ttreo1 rn r I'atntm.
FOR
only $ iOO. McSAGUE oppoilte P. O. /
J7.0R SALE S rrom house , cellar , clitrrn , etc.
r and 3 room home , lot fCxl33nakg ! fine bade
roes , b'occ iiom Ht M ry's arouuo ia , tall
mlle ( rnm rostofflce. } 3.3 o
805-U AME3 , Farnim ttreet.
SALE Uouse and lot on DOUIT'IB street ,
FOR
only 900. . McCAQUE opposllo P. O. 828-tf
FOH S I.E-Troim house , lot 01x142 , Rhade
trees , gocil cellar and eli-trn , tluo lo alLn ,
unrtnotcar line. Payments ti tuif , f3,500
BOO tf AMK-i , fainam St ,
F Oil KBST Ten hoj ' In gocd I citl u- .
M C QUKoptOjitof. O 822-lf
FOHHALE F w chdco acrel-ln , west Omaha ,
fin ly looto'l , easr terras KIYA a re and ttn
acre lo w , hiu ta anil 1 is In all loca.loua , at pri
ces and terms to suit purchaserf.
607-tt Ail . -a , farnam etrcct.
IjiOK \LK-I ot 44x32 feet and grocery store
vlth living room aKore 15th g r. et near
McCAUUE opjoaite P. . O _ 821-U
TiiOKS'LE Coltogo an-l itrter lo1 ! In North
C Oaiah S1350 lUrga'D ' , MoCAOUE rpooslt *
P. 0. 822-tf
SALE A rare cioncc , n r.i w store 22i40
FOR t.ind let c nt Inlnea coiuplc'e ttcck of
Keneia iii-j chandl"t , nd cn\MiiK'th'bcaiflt ] of
ahuil hy and stcadny n c tai u. hutlne n , loca
ted l'i ceil re of one of the bo > t rgr.cuhuial din-
trctslti wcsfrn Ioa. icima liber * ! , write P.
O , box C , InKgeLe , la 713-lEt
phlNTINQ i FFICK /K3l.E- - flourishing
1 paper la a yonru nd gronl gtownlnUM-
tern Neh atka. Addrets O II. Uco Office.
62 3-1 mo
10R HALE Oil RENT-Voso Piano.
F 528-1 f C. J. CAN AN.
BE1IIS' New Map of Omaha , fust completed and
ready for delivery at 86 each. Is 4 foot wide
by 7 'cot long. Largest and most complete map
oiOmaht ever published. Official map of tb
city. See column.
TiOR SALE CHEAP Choice unimproved bus-
1 In ess lots on Farnam liar rev , Douglts ,
and Dsdge streets. DAVIS & SNVDER ,
Real Eet'te Agents ,
110-eod-tf 1605 Farnam St
" 171011 dALE A first clara second hand phucton
JD Call at 1819 IlarneyBt. W-tf
TJIOH HALE Pcceets maps of Nebraska 200
JJ each. For bargains In uu-aha City Improved
and uniinpr wed property , call on Wm. V , Shrl-
vcr , iieil Kstato Agent , opposite poatoffice.
769-tf
EN DOLLARS Ri-WAKD And no queillvni
J. asked frr Ih-t return of my tallse and ovir-
coa taken tram tbe U. P. Depot Uondir even
inc. April 9th. J. A. ( LARK
iT5-ilt Put n House.
TRAYED From th ? subscribe * nn Match 26 ,
§ inore'luml whlteM > ulted u.w , abiut 8 years
. Expe trd to calf BOO a U. Andna. 1342
north Igth Ktre-t. 67i-13l
T 03T Ij dt right , tew buggy whip , a lap
I 1 cover and buggy Beat. Re * rd paid to find
er WAHREN8VVI ZLEB. }
883-103 L
i n Monday lost a COT , 8 yr > -
STRAYED and bliielth right e-.r ( . . > _
der will be well rewar od. by the ower. L
KRLLNEK 1515 llowtT.i 81. S20-12J
r\\J ILL take children of my ago give them a
V * mothers care for a liberal comrcnsotion.
Ai'dreeaY. Z. Bee office 368-1 mn *
H8. I1ANS&N , Mldwllc , has nmjvetl irom
Oth aud Jackson to I6'h and Marcy 8U.
eso-imi
LADII13 Ishlngnui ] rlace during confine
ment , with nurse will aJdrcsaV , H.
offlce.
BDWAKDKUifiHL
MAO STEi'F PALMYSl'KllY AND COND *
TMNALIST , W Tenth street , between Farnam
and Harnoy. Will , with he aid of guardian
spirits , obtain for any one a gitnce of th pa t
and present , and on certain ccndltiorK in thr la.
tuto. Boots and Rliooa miJo rn ttrjrr. I'ulool
IN HOT 'WATER
DONT BE SKEPTICAL. BEASO.VTf AOHEa
AND EXPKRlKtkdA CONKIKM8 111 AT Tar.
vwt'a * oH v At > Tl nt IS N IVAL-
UAU r. Ft ! * ANY ANP ALL liJSORDKhS OF
TIIUKtMKDY TOMACH. L1VHI AND fcOVV.
ELS A'tF.AS-'Ou KUI. IN A QL/BS'1H' T
WATEHVV KY OKVlNa bErOKE EATING
8 NOV 0 < LY EX'REMELY BENEFICIAL ,
B T A HK01ECTIPN AQAINST DISEASE
WDIOll N ONK OAN AFFORD TO D1HKE-
GAKK. FOR BALE BY ALL DBUOOISTS.
N. B-ln taking 8ELTZE1 APERIENT In hot
water , vi all until the ( Ooivcecenco has entirely
crastd. The water should be hct not Upld
or lukewarm.
Absolutely Pure.
ThU | iovider never tarles. A man-el of pnrily.
tmits \thoUtramenons. . More economical
than tlio orptnary k'nds ' , and cannot be sold la
coiupctl Ion with the multitude ot low test ihorl
weight , alum or ph < * phata powler 3oU culr la
cans. . Ror'Aii Buixa P&WDII Co. , WaU-St. > kt
Nsw'Yort. ' ' ,