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THE JJAlLf BE& MONDAY 16
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The Daily Bee.
OMAHA.
Monday Morning , April 10.
LOOAb
The closing night at the roller skating
rink , Saturday night , saw a very largo at
tendance , It being made the occasion of
the contest for the gold watch and chain
offered by Max Meyer & Bro , to the beet
lady ikater , The contestants were Mlts
Ida Sharp * , Miss Eiith Van Aernam ,
Mlu Shlpman , Miss K1U Dunham and
Hits Anna Dnnhatn , and the Judges were
MCSUB. W'lfon , Carpenter , Morgan , Newell -
ell , Max Meyer , White and Smith , The |
prize was awarded to Miss Dunham , Mr.
W. 9. Uolphrey , on behalf of the friends
of Manager L'gh'.ford , presented that ( jen-
tlcman with a gold sjnrf jiln ft cntna' *
head } with rub } * of o and a diamond in the
baak ,
-gme months ngd n reiolutfos WM
passed liy the council to the c&Vct that If
Oapt. Marab , of the Omaha street railway ,
did not lay his track on Douglas utreot
within a specified time bo should forfeit
bl right to that line , The Millard hotel
folks hare been anxious to have street
railway connection with the depot nnd
other parti of the city , and their agita
tion of the subject makes it likely that a
track will b begun this week , BO as to
avoid Interruption with or from the asphalt
pavement laving. It will bo a good step.
Tne recent concert at the North Pres
byterian church WM not as well attended
as It should have been , or as It Justly de
terred. The programme , with a few ex
ceptions , wa * well rendered and gave good
satisfaction. Surprise WM expressed at
the degree of perfection by choruses in so
short a time of drill. The solo , duet and
quartette singers acq.ultte4 themselves
well. Altogether the concert was an en
joyable affair , and WM requested to be re
peatedon Tuesday evening , the 17th last.
The Saturday evening performance at
Turner hall was a satisfactory one In all
retpeeU , aad the attendanct quite good.
It was the occasion of a benefit to Mr.
Jack Hanley , manager of tbf gymnasium ,
and the programme was varied one ,
adapted to the occasion. The set-to be
tween Baby Barnes and Blllr McCans
was especially Interesting ; , and that be
tween coma of Hanley'a pupils and be
tween himself and Oole were al o viry
good.
-Miss Nettie Collins gave a delightful
tea party at her home on Oapltol avenni
en Friday night , complimentary to Miss
Tates. Tbere were present Misses Col
lins , Doane , Harbacb , Wakeley , Yates ,
Mrs. Pne y , Mltees Berlin , Lake , Boyd ,
Denlsoo , Shears , Dnnlap and Messrs
Puiey , of Council Bluffs , Brock , L. Davis ,
Beach , Hendrlcki , Touzalln , Barke , K
rs , Pease , Wakeley , Berlin and Hln *
wait.
Thepatronsof the Missouri Pclfiorall
way will please note an Important changi
In their time .table , taking effect to-day
Morning tnail train loaves Omaha fo
Kansas City and St. Louis at 8:05 : a. m ,
and the ni jht exprosr , with Pullman sleep
er , at 725 ; p. m. Trains arrive In U. P.
depot at0:50 : a. m. and CjlO p. m.
The mysterious disappearance of lion
O. W. Ambrose < is occasioning much
aax'ety on the part of his friends. Ho
went to Lincoln about four weeks ago tc
avttend onrt , expecting to be at borne in
few , days. He had quite a sum of moae ;
with him and has not slooi been beard
froan , so that bis friends fear foul play ,
John Carroll , colored , was arrested
for drawing * pistol on Joseph Wrigh
* lo colored. The case was set for th <
19th. A complaint has been filed agalnsl
Mrs. Walla&x for auau't upon Mr. Kick
A complaint hut been filed against Job :
H. Vllegel fort assaulting a boy , Harry
Sincere.
The spacious hall of the Y. M. 0 , A ,
k to be opened two nights In the week for
roller skating. ' ( Tuesday evening all are
invited to attend , and also to Inspect the
gymnasium now under construction. Af
ter tie opening night members only will
be admitted.
The St. George society will hare their
rst annual beaefit at Bovd1 * on Wednes
day evening , 25th Inst- The entertain.
n.Cs
ment will consist of Colin Hazlewood's
f amou and snocesifnl melo-drams , "Walt-
ing for the Verdict "
J , W Stewart will lecture on "Army
Scenes and Battle Incidents , " at the First
M. E , church jp n Thursday evening , April
ICh , His two previous lectures lnthli
city , on the aame subject were intensely
interectlog.
The storm of Friday night under.
mined the walls of and totally wrecked
sew brick building In course of construc
tion on South Thirteenth street ,
The Omaha Harmonlo society will
v give a public rehearsal at Max MeyerV
hall on Tuesday evening of next week
April 31.
A number of students In Crelghton
college took their first communion y eater
day In the college chapel at the 9 o'clock
Oeo. A. Ouster post No. 7 , O. A. R.
meets at Knony's ball to-night to arrangi
for Decoration Day.
Colonel Mason , of the army , will de
liver the Decoration Day address In thli
city May SO.
The Omaha board of trade meets al
8 o'clock to-night , The board of director
meet at 7:30.
The regular meeting of T , V. Pow
derly assembly No. 1940 , K. of L. , hai
been postponed.
A through coach between Omaha nd
Norfolk , by way of Blair and over he
Bloux City & PelBc , WM put on the ad
Saturday.
MAUWED At the Christian chapel , ot
Thunday evening , April 12 , 1883 , by tbi
pwtor , D. R. Lucai , Mr. W. J. O. Put
man-Cramer to MLu Adella L. Hart , botb
of this city.
Another new business homo bai
been aided to proiperous Blxteeutb
street. Tint BEB ban often assorted that
bnolne's will grow dally In the northern
.part of ( our metropolitan city. At the
bead of the new firm is Mr. Char. W.
r.y
"Wallstrom , a young man who has uuny >
friends that will help lit the building up ofKl
A fine trade , The firm ban located
t C03 Sixteenth street , near Casn , and
will fill their store with n very fine line of
clothing and gonti' furnishing good" ,
which we know will be sold at bottom
prior * . The BEE wlihea Wallstrom & Co.
success and that they may prosper and
help out Sixteenth street , which contains
some of the most popular merchants
Omaha has.
Special rxeotlng of Oapltol ledge No.
3 , A. F. & A , M. , Monday evening ,
April IGth , for work In tha F. 0. decree.
Visiting brethren cordially Invited. By
order of the master ,
TbeB , & M. evening train for
Lincoln will , hereafter punue the
even tenor of Its way until the ( now-capped
summits of the Rockies tower above the
c'ustotlngs.ircHof Dsnver.
Kilw. Brown , a'citizen of Michigan ,
WM swindled oat of 555 Friday after
noon by confiJenco men. It VW the old
freight charges game and the security put
up was A check for 6750. The confidence1
nun had a scar on ono ildo of his fac4 nnd
Tvtuabout forty yearn of ngo ,
It Is etMcii thttt the cfliccra cf the
Knights of Pythias lodge , to which the
Into Edward AugstcuU belonged , < io Cot
Lellcve tbcro was any foul play Aad will
not [ Investigate tha cn'o further. Ills
widow gets { 3,000 Insurance.
The fourth and last lecture In the
Unity lecture course will be given
to-night by Rev. 8. S. Hunting , of
Des Molnr s. Subject , "The Mutual Re-
latlons of Science and Religion. "
The funeral of the late Jacob.Schrum ,
who was killed by the caving In of the
sand bank near the packing home , took
place yesterday and wai largely at
tended. The "Sokol , " to which the do.
ceased belonged , and the Bohemian band
were in attendance ,
The many friends of Davis Bros. , the
Fifteenth street stationers , will very
much rrgret hearing that they are about
to retire from builness , and will , as soon as
their stock is sold , leave Omaha for the
east ! Davis Bros , came to Omaha with
their families a couple of yean ago to
establish themselves permanently and
grow up with Omaht , hut we are serry
to itato that the health of their families
was very much Impaired and consequently
both left shortly for the east , where O. U.
Davis and W. P. Dad * will shortly fol
low , In aaothsr column of Tin Bin th
readers will find advertisements In which
they offer their entire stock for sale.
The case ot Bmhman TS , Gibson was
on trial In the distokt court Saturday ,
The advantage * to tha city in having
good hotels is seen more and more every
day , every one of the place being filled
constantly. At tie C n6eld house , now
run by ( Mr. W. H. McOoy , there were
seventy-eight persons fed for breakfast
ono hundred and lour for dinner , am
ninety-eight for supper Friday.
One of the finest vehicle * yet manu
factored in Omaha was Friday turuec
out from Mr. Wm , Snyder's carriage man
nf actory. The vehicle was constructed b
order of Mr. J. K , House , chief engineer
of the Missouri Pacific railroad , and ii n
side-bar tpp buggy , superbly finished with
gold mountings.
Franklin assembly No. 2122 , Knights
of Labor , will give their first annual party
at Masonic hall on Thursday evening ,
April 23th , The following are the com
mittees In < charge : Master of ceremonies
J. R , Lewis. Reception committee Geo.
W. Martin , Thot. F.Dunn , S.L. Llvesey !
Harry Hartrey. Floor managers Albert
Trott , Ed. Asplnwall , JM. Dermody <
Henry Ylngllng , Blgel Fisher. Commit
tee of arrangements J , R. 'Lewis ' , Geo.
W. Martin , Ed. Asplnwall , Albert Trott
Harry Hartrey.
Commencing with a week from yes
terday , the B , & M. railway will ran two
trains dally between Omaha and Denver
instead of one each way as at present. The
leaving and arriving time at this city will
not be changed , but the running time oft
the morning train for Denver will be shortened
tDS
ened trom 2 ? to 21 hours. The new trains
ar a morning train from Denver to Oma
ha and an evening train from Omaha ate
Denver these two trains , which have for
merly madfl the terminus at Lincoln , being
carried through. The trains will thot
leave at 6:16 a. m. and 6j3J p. m , , and ar
rive at Omaha at 9:10 : a. m. and 5:35 p. irm.
A very sad and pathetic scene wai
witnessed on north Fifteenth street Frl-
. day about noon. H. N , Blttlni ? r , herd
WM quietly wandering his way homeward
- for dinner , musing on things mundani
generally , suddenly had his attention
verted Ia front of a marble cutter's place ,
ofbuilocss , In front of that place was
very fine Italian slab , bearing the simp ]
legend , "Sacred to the memory of llober
lugersoll , " etc. , etc. Not having heard [
Pope Bob's demise , nor even sickness , h
. was the more forcibly and profound !
moved In his feelings , and othenwbo | wer
a passing made Inquiry concerning such ei
- prr salon of feeling * , and asked what th
matter was , whether Ingerioll was a nea
and dear relative , &o , , &Q , Mr. B. re
piled. No , that he was not mourning the
, death U the pope bnt was moved to th
deepest depths ot compassion , for thos
who bad based their hopes and talvatlo
on bis teachings and doctrines and rho
now would certainly get left , as he left n
vicar to tie to. The patient Is better an
, the crowd with var ous emotion * dispersed
Army Orders.
Private Peter Albert , company
- Ninth infantry , la hereby relieve
from daty at the Ohoyonno ordnano
depot , and will report to hia oompan
. commander for duty.
First Lieutenant E rl D , Thomai
! Fifth cavalry , will proceed , not late
than May 10 , 1683 , to Fort Nlobrarn
. Neb , and report ia ponon to the cone
mandlng oflioar thereof for ossigc
mont to company duty with ono of the
trooops Fifth cavalry , now at bat
post ,
First Lieutenant T. S. McOalot
Ninth Infantry , is hereby appolnto
recruiting cllhor at Fort D , A. Km
soil , Wyo ,
Leave of absence for ton days , be
fore complying with paragraph G , spo
: ! clsl order No. 30 , current serler fret
those headquarters , la granted Fin
Lieutenant Edwin P. Audrus , Ff
cavalry. _
GET FKUTILIXEIl ,
I rtleo wanting ground Fertilizer for
grass plots , vines , fruit tree * , &o , oa ' :
bo cuppliod by leaving orders at 'ho
oflloo , Il dlckd Block , Farnam struel
Dead eniinals taken away on ahor
uotloo without charge from any par
of the city. 30 Ira i
CRIMINAL RECORD.
The Police on the Track of Old
Burglars ,
A Man Tries to Seize Hio Wife
and Child.
Among the items obtained from
police headquarters Saturday wai the
fact that the officers were on the track
of the parties who burglarized Simon
Trostlct'a cigar manufactory lut fall ,
and carried off a lot cf cigars. It wno
expected that the arrest would bo
made Saturday afternoon.
John Garrtaon , whoao wlfo hno ap
E plied for a djvorco j j ja ] jving wjth
Lor father Ui North Omaha , wont to
Ftid y irinslato of lr >
. . . to take away hii wife and
Ilo wna unaucceeLf a ) , mid n
complaint has basn filed agulact him
for disturbing the pcaco.
Some tlmo ago there was a neigh
borhood qnnrrol batwecn nevera ! f n-
Illen , which culminated Saturday in
the swearlug out of warrantD by BIB
rnary Gavin against Mry Amsbnrg
and Mru. Thoo. Stapauhoret , for
throwing bilcka and wood at the G win
mauilon in the night tlmo. A second
complaint was alro made , chaining the
parties with making threats of bodily
harm and personal Injury. The cato
is set for to-day at 2 o'clock.
There wore two plain drunks , ono
whom was sent up for throe days at
hard labor and ono had hia case con
tlnued.
A woman was arrested for plying
her nefarious trade on the streets.
Oommlsalonora Proceedings.
SATURDAY , April 14 , 1883 Board
mot pursuant to adjournment. Pres
ent Commissioners Corliss , Knight
nd O'Keeffu.
Mlnntes of tha proceeding meeting
wore read and the clerk ordered to
change the order on road 332 B to
read aa follows :
That the above described road be
and la hereby established , and thi
clerk ordered to record and plat th
same'accordlng to law and the raca
tion o ! county roads through aal 1
lands in sections 28 anrl 32 , township
16 , range 13 , aa prayed for is h reb
grrnted , done in accordance with sec
tion 37 of chapter on rood * , and on
motion the came were approved aa
corrected.
The following resolutions wor
adopted :
RESOLVED , thatthocounty treasure
bo and Is hereby directed to draw
from the general fund , $51C , an
apply the same to the payment of th
delinquent personal tax cf Charlo
Pitts lor the year 1874 and 1881 , fo
wltncBs fee.
RESOLVED , That if tin city connoi
of Omaha wilt ngroo to put Gamin ,
street , frora o irporato limits east t j
military brldgo to the establishes i
grade tno full width of said street i ,
trio county commissioners agree to pn *
Mercer avenue , from corporate limit 0
. to Lowe avenue , to the established
grade the full width of 0 ld street , the
county contract to bo made as soiu aa
the city has madu Its contract.
, The folio wing accounts were allo wed
from the
.
OHXBIUfc FIJSD.
, J H McShan * , carriage lot county. . 93 CO >
H Bolln * Co , groceries for poor , . 8 40
D N Miller , expeatei to Lincoln. . . Gt 5K !
EBCallahan. tales juror 600
MO Maul , tales juror G CO
, P Welnhagan , petit juror 1C 00
Zena Stevens , groceries for poor. . . 1 3X
tit. Joseph Uosplul , care of sick. . . 29 00
HGoobe , corn stalk r. ke 18 00
GP Brown , blanket 15 )7X )
t- Fearon&Ojle , potatoes 11 00
bolln & Stevens , groceries 3 60
J MHIgirs , tales juror 2 00
- M Murphy , tales juror 6 00
E F Bmvtue , def prisoners 50 00
- J J Galllgan , constable fees 2 10
D K Miller , serving warrants in
state case 24 50
Sullivan Bros , tin cases for to maps 5 70
- Schroter & Becht , medicine for poor 5 80
. B P Knight , wheat for co farm 9 25
U P Ry Co , tramp irtation ( or poor 12 35
J J Points , cash expended for postage 1 00
- Dolan & Ijingworthy , goods for
county )2 2JJ
E T Duke , nails , etc , for county. . . 2 OH
Wm. N. Whitney , shoes tor poor. . 2 CC
no Omaha Electric i o.uie of telephone 15 OC
Milton Rogers A Son , good * for Co. H 35
Frank JRunge , " " 10 00 (
oea 8 Al tiUbert , groceries for Co 3 65
a i J J Brown , goods for Oa 57 8f
pie Mergell & Roeenzwelg , work for Co. 45 It
art Djwey" tt Stone , chairs tor courtroom
56 OC
room ,
of
o Ohas Pmp , wheat for poor farm. . . 13 35
ha Omaha Republican , books , blanks ,
Uy ; eta 1894
ere U E 11 Tie , witness fee 4 00
B F W lk " "
r , 12 C
ex- DPAngell , " " 4 W
the WBAriuour " "
, 18 W
ear John O'Donahue " 140
re- J K Rowe , petit juror 44 W
Abraham Martin , wlcnecs fee. . . . 401
JP Manning " 12
the Joseph llafner , tales juror , . . 4 Ol
oie EOAi ) ruNn.
Ion : HGnnderton , work on road 9 0 O1
irninaK POND ,
no F W Gr y , lumber 9 S 7
ted F JMoShane , nails 8 5
. Chicago Lumber Co , lumber 63
Gustavo Beneke filed receipts o
county treasurer uf moneys deposited
collected aa police judge.
Remonstrance ugatnat location o
road 304 B , signed by W. P Ha
tnaugh and fifty others was this lay
filed. Adjourned
JOHN BAUMER ,
County Oletk.
,
- FOR SALE.
- A now side-bar , end spring top bag
gy , made ly Snyder und took fin
prize at the state fair laat fall ; neve
uood and will bo sold low. Apply a
, Western Newspaper Union , cor. 12t !
and Douglas st , fobS8ni&otf E
-
A Notoa Traveler.
- Among the noted gaosta nttho Pax
- ton on Sunday waa the famous com
morolal tourist , Jake Wolff , who travels
h ols for the house of M , Weld & Co.
the Now York hat ronnnfaatnrori
Jake is known to the craft all over H.he
pountry for his wit , vlvaalt ;
and coed looke , and For
hla ability na B saleemau
. which la phenomenal. > Ha ic n ret
over more ground in a lots spaoo of
time , fill moro order books and ge [
bettor prlois f jr hU goods than anj
man on the road , and In oansoqucnoo
draws a salary extotly an largo
as a United States aonator ,
without bolrg besieged con
stantly by appHcinta for cflloo
Mr. Wolff is ono of the most genial
of men , and cm entertain a party
through the worst anotr blockade
ever experienced In the went , hia f and
of atorlox being inexhaustible , and ho
being besides a splendid eingor. In
xhort , it would bo hard to loll what
Jake Wolff can't ' do , and ho mceti
friends and admirers wherever he
coca , from Maine to California and
from OMoairo to the eltr o ! Mtilco.
PJBU3ONAL.
Capt , James B. Qatnn , corps of engl.
neerii , U. S , array , nnd family left Omaha
on Friday for St. Paul , to which point the
captain has recently been transferred ,
J , D. Rmeell , of West Virfilnla , Is vis-
itln ? W. O. Bhtlver , of Shrlver & Bell.
Mr. Russell contemplates making Omaha
his future homo.
J. B. Lczler , Central City ; Imao Pow
OM , Dakota Cltj ; J. A. Dunyear , Arapahoe -
hoe , ore among th-j Nebraska gueatB at the
Millard.
N , F , Ch .mberllo , W. H. Van Alstyne ,
M. D. Welch and Go ? . W. 1'nllantyne ,
of Lincoln , were at the Puxton jeeterday.
Bl'l Nye , of The Latam'e ' Boomerang ,
was In tbo city yesterday and left for Chi-
CJRO on the afternoon train ,
S. D , Street , George Bobblngton and
G , M. Wa hburD , of Council Blufff , were
at the Pazton yesterday.
H. A * . Belle * , Goo. U. Champ , aad J.
F. Ktmball , of tbo Bluff * , were over at the
Gate City yesterday.
0. F. Ladd , of OUumwn , and H. B
William * , of GUnwood , are attheMillard ,
from Iowa.
Hon. John D. Seaman and S. R ,
Morse , ot Kearney , are registered at the
Fax ton ,
Hon. 0. P. Mathewion and Dr. Alex.
Bear , of Norfolk , were.In tha city y ester
day.
day.Philip
Philip Burkhardt , of Ft. Laramle , was
a guest ot the Metropolitan yesterday.
Mrs. SadaGllland aaughUr , of Rlsh
mend , Ind , art at the Paxton.
Willie W. Blackmu and Ed. Hall , o :
Fremont , are at the Paxton.
0. O. Ootthelf , of Dresden , Germany , li
a guest of the Metropolitan.
a. W. Boiler , the stock man , left fo
Sidney t noon yesterday ,
H , W. Chaw , ot the U. S. pay depart'
mint , has gone to Chicago.
Oapt , Sam B. Jonei , of the U. P. , has
returned from Denver.
8. S. Smith , of Kansas City , was at th
Millard yesterday.
R. A. Carnef , of Mt , Vernon , O , , is al
the Metropolitan.
Byron Reed was an east bound passen
ger last evening.
R. F. Kerr , of Arlington , ij at the
Metropolitan.
W. Frank , of Dos Moiues , IB at the
Metropolitan.
O , J. Funt , of Iowa City , is at the
Metropolitan.
Mrs. E. Hurlburt , of Columbus , ia at
the Millard.
W. W. McKenney , of Tekamab , it at
the Paxton.
J. W. MoMasken , of Maryiville. Mo.
is In town. '
I. Silvcrsteio , of St" Joe , is at the Me-
tropolltan. *
. B. Chandler left for St. Ixanls last
evening.
) A. H. Borobort , of Chicago , fa at the
Millaid.
)
Mrs. G. King , of Minneapolis , Is at the
) Paxton.
) T. P. Williams , of 0larks , ts at the
) Paxton.
J. C. Blackman , of Fremont , is at the
Paxton.
Judge Dundy dined at the Paxton yes
terday.
James Casebeer , of Blue Sprlngi , Is in
town ,
W. B. Wilibank , of Toledo , Is in the
city.
Church Music.
The rauslo at the Congregational
church April 15,1883 , will bo aa fol
! loirs :
MOBMIKQ.
. '
"God ' be Merciful" Thomai
Offertory-"If With All Your Heart' , "
, Farmei
KVKKINQ.
! 'Call to Remembrance" Novelli
Tenor Solo and Quartette.
45 ! "OLord God" ' . Farmei
After Sermon Gospel Hymn
CO < "Home of the Soul" ,
00 Soprano fcSolo .and Qimtette.
00
Ol
00 ! Alnxa FoisononsT
00 Dr. Hall'a Joimml of Health , In I
00
00 recent issue says :
"This question has caused a good
00 deal of discussion. Alum is used by
many bakers to whiten tholr bread
75 enabling them to nso an Inferio
50 <
3i flour. It la moro extensively employed
ot ployed as a cheap substitute for crean
, of tartar in the manufacture of bak
ing powders. It baa not been con
Of sldorod immediately dangerous ; al
- though if continued it induces dys
; nepsla and obstinate constipation
Bat the fact that many cases of polo
onlng have occurred from baklnj
powders which contained alum , put
the question In a more serious aspect
and prudent people will cxerclsi
- caution in the selection of b klnj
powders.
"Under what conditions , then , doei
at this subitauce formerly used enl ]
th ! for mechanical or medicinal purpose
become polsonou t They are cor
talnly obscure , and at present wo ornn
only sarmlso what they may be. Ve
- suspect that the causa oxlata In ho
- individual poisoned ; aomo peculiar Ity ]
of the constitution producing a mor '
v- bid change in the secretions of thi
. 'stomach , with which the alum com
. bines and forma an aotlva poleon ; erin
the teoretlons may bo healthy but in
unusual j.roportiuiiB , nnd that thu '
Ices or greater .proportions , iu oombl
nation with the alua , constitute i
, poison.
"Far example , two parts of tnercnrj
and two parts of chlorine form calonv
el , which Is not poisonous ; bat changi
the proportion ! to ono put of mercnrj
and two parts of chlorine , mid wo got
corroiiro aubllmate , whloli is a deadly
poison.
"Then , again , wo know nothing of
the causes of countltnUounl pocullail-
ties. Why la It that ono person can
oat nil kinds cf green'rnlts and veget
ables with Irnpanlty , wi'Uo the aame
conrso might cost another * individual
his life , ono person cau handle1 polsou
ivy andsumao without being in the
{ east affected ; another la poisoned tf
ho approaches } ° w"hln ton feet
of them. Oat of n
redding in n malarial rJhtrloi
some of the members will
suffer half the year with fever and
ague , while the others will enjoy ex
cellent health during the entire year ,
Foods that are wholesome to some
persona are actually poisonous to
others. This la especially true of some
kinds of Duii. There is no safety in
taking nlnm into the stomach , in tt is
ohown to ho always injurious , nnd
often dangerous. Baking pondera
properly ojmpourdod , nnd containing
pure crcnru of tortir innteml of nlun : ,
are mure convenient tltnti jvr.al ; nud
bread and paalry inndo wi'h them are
jnst aa wholeeotno , nud far moro pala
table. Wo nro in entire npnv.iathy
with the nucuficinrora of the Royal
Unking P jwder who commenced nnd
nro vigorously conducting the nor
Pljainst the nso of alum In bakinupow-
dora.
dora."Before
"Before commuting onredvee , how
ever , we made teete of a ( ufHcisnt
number of baking powders to eatiofy
ourselves that the substitution of alum
for cream of tartar in their compos ! '
tion has not boon over-estimated ,
while a careful examination cf the
Royal Baking Powder confirms onr
belief that Dr. Mott , the government
chemist , when he ubglod ont and
commended this powder f jr its wbo'io-
somoness , did is wholly in the inter ,
ests of the public ,
"We do not hesitate to ay that thoR
R > yal Baking Powder people * deserve
tha gratitude of the community whom
they Are endeavoring to protect.
"Will not some prominent manu
facturer of pare candies follow their
example , and expose the secrets of a
business that is doing untold miaohlet
to little children ! "
JOHN H. EROK
HM the largest assortment of Ranges
and Cook Stove , Barb Fence Wire ,
all of which yon can bny cheaper than
any place in town at 615 and 17 N.
16th street. m27-eod-lmo
KIDNEY-WOR
HAS BEEN PROVED
The SUREST CURB for
KIDNEY DISEASES.
Dooi i lame basic or dUordsred urine
IndJoat * Jiat you are s victim ? THEN DO
NOTUBfllTATEi use KIDNEY-WOIlTet O
once ( druffzlata recommend It ) and It will
peedlly overoome the disease and , teston
healthy action to all theorgans.
VoroomplalntiMenUaz
to your iex , sueh as pain
. KLDNBT-WOBT Is nnrar-
paued , as It will act promptly and safely.
Either Box. InocmUneneo , retention of
urine , brlok dust or ropy dtposlta , and dull
dragginit pains , all speedily yield to Its eur-
atlvo power.
A well-known clergyman , Rev. K. Coort o !
Trsnipelean , WK , says : ' I find Kldno ) Wort , a
lure turo ( or kidney and 1 ver troub.es '
IS A SURE CURE
for all dlaeaaes of the Kidneys'and
LIVER
, It has cpeeUIo notion on this moit Important
organ , enabling It to throw off torpidity and
Inaction , UmuUtlag tha healthy secretion
ortheBUe , and by keeptnr toe bowel * In fr .
- condition , effecting iti regular < 1l nhnrs .
Bfl * | < kwl' Ifyon ore sufdnrlne from
, tWlqlaria maUrU.havetheotillls ,
arebllloux , dyspeptic , or constipated , Eld-
ncy-Wort will sorely relloro & quickly core.
In this M on to eleansa the System , erery
one should take a Uioroueh eourso of It , ( II )
ISOLD BY DRUGGISTS. Price
"Last year , I wenl to turope , fays Henry
Ward , late Col. 69th Reg N. O. S. N. Y. , now
llrtng at 173 W. Side Ave. , J. C. Illghts , N. J. ,
"only to return worse from chronlo liver com
plaint. Kidney-Wort , as a last resort , has given
me better hea th than Iba < e hitherto enjoyed
for many , many years. " He's cured now and
consequently hippy.
FORTHEPERMANENTCUREQF
CONSTIPATION. |
Jio other < U" > aa U so prevalent in Uib
country aa Constipation , and no remedy
C hsuver equalled the celebrated KIDNJTV-
WO11T a * a cute. Whatever tbo oiuec ,
however obitlnato the caia , this rnnod ?
will overcome It.
PILES. Tins dlctreuiae com
. plaint Is very apt to be
. complicated with oonitlpaUon. Kldacy-
1.
Wort Btrcnct&em U > o wonkencd parti and
( julokly cure * all Undi of riles oven when )
S
phjrstuans and medicine * have before fill HS
ed , nrif you have either of th wo troublai H
PI7ICE8I.1 USE foTuKKrattTsel
\ ' KZ UMl jflj'-WKiv ira-j : " " v--iu
"I will recommend It tverywhere , " write * Jas.
B. Mover , Carriige Manufacturer , Mtcrstown
Pa. , "becaosa It" Kldney-Woit-curod my pi es
HHH * ! Mt Jit L Bijimii | > i-in.'u4Lyv ' j ai e
rou
93.
C i A3 It li < Jor oil tie rmiUui dlwaMa of tu *
KIDIICY8 , LIVER AND DOWELS.
It oleaniwa the syttect of tu acrid. polon
that caases the droidrtu mffmrlmc which
only the victims of rheumatism etn reollM.
THOUSANDtt OF CASES
] of the worst form * otthls terrible cUMMe
have been qaiokly nllovd ,
, tllOB
tllOBPERFECTLY CURED.
raid $ t. LKJCID M > DBT ,
- can be vent by mall.
. , linrUmrtoaVt
-
n- "Mr. Walter Cross cus'orner
, my , wag prostra
ted with rheumatism for two years : tried In aln
all remedle * ; KidneyWort alone cured him
have trleu U mjself , and know that It In good. "
, Portion of a letter tram J. Wlllett , drunglst
- Flint , Mich.
DR , M. A. REBERT
, OFFICE :
1308 Famam St. , Omaha , Neb
Day and Night Calls Promptly At
tended m22-ln
: FRANK D. MEAD ,
- CARPENTER AND CABINET
<
Repairing of all Kinds Prompt
ly Done. tb.
1G05 Douglas ; Street , Omaha , Neb.
mar 17-Cm
: - b.y
.
OAV JS
605 FarnauvSt , ' Omaha Nobrnska ,
- . . . 9
Carefully selected land to Eastern Nebraska foi '
salt. Great Ctrjalus In Improved ( arms , Omahr
Ollfjiroptrty.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
< arSPEOIALS wl POSITIVELY , notbeln
tried unless paid In advance.
The Umaba Savings Dank
ts now prepared to make cans on Omaba CHy
or Douelts County
At Current lUtts ol Interest.
COMMISSION CHARGED
633-liH
{ There ar Jettera at Ibis offlco for the
M. , I" . O. , F. H. ,
m. B-S. T , . T. M ,
& Co. P. Al ,
. , . T.,8. , -
W. F. P , W. M. T. , X. i * f Y-
TO I.OMM-MONEY
JITONEY TO IX > AN-C II at Law office Ol ti.i.
JLVLThomMrxim BCtelghtoi block.
M ONEY Loaned on ihaUel protcity by J ,
. . T Ucatty , No 21S Scuth 14th street
C20-llnot
MONEY TO LOAN-At 8 per cent. Shrivel' ,
_ LN KoilEtititg nd Loan Agency , opiw1 ,0
p ; t , otScc , 767rf
MOI.T.Y l ANEICnchatlclmirri. . > a c ,
7 Union Clocli , c.r. IStaoAd farnitn '
42Ui > rlES
H LP WAITED.
WAKT4D-A mMdlcairei Mr whoute | . p-
er IT ifai.1 y of ttreo. n v ] ' j,81nt homo fet
the light one CMI | a" 445 Oonv(0nt si jsi.jgj
\\7 * Msneother . ncfd
0.31C !
W
B5D-16t
torio ( J.acu hou.o rk
. frjOl Callforalft St 90 14f
VyANTKr < Stratgboj. Apply Btoofflfe.
ANIlit ) Two dicing room girls at Omaha
lltjune. 006-17 (
I A N hxperlenced ( fill w ntcd by tin Kennird
I _ \ . N , E. e ruer ig.hand Lodge straet * . B } ' e-
I oilan , Mwccd oiQermtn peferreJ. : S30 1C }
' A good steady ba-nets rrak r.
Enquire of E. Ilclnzerllng , Bla'r ' , Neb.
018 A14-91
WANTED A ( rood , lo'-cr , Industrloui com
psltcratthe CbronUl-i office , Madison
Neb , Beady emp.ojmtnt ind pranpt p y
ment. A14-2t
TT1C
C with small cipltal to work western town.
Blir pay to good men. Call at 1919 Farna n 81
934-W
\TTANTED A good baker to go to Grand If-
VV land. Wsges. 17,00 per week. Board and
washlug free. Inquire of Mi-yer * Rxapko. 1317
Douglis stre i 833-18
w ANTED A good Irimnser In a millinery
store , Qoid pay. Reurencea required
Address A. R , Be * office , Council B uff * . 937-14
fTTANTED-Immedlatelr at Jos'inctel.Blair ,
YV Neb. , a cook , woman preferred. 9-4I-14t
- . - fardener.
WAITED-F.rrt-rlast , 1st National Fank.
fir A TEAMS snd 1(0 men wanted.
OU H MANNWEILER ,
916 18t llth Street , near F rnan.
WANTED Twj or three good palnterf. First
class wages paid. App'y soon at J. E ,
Jacob' , Emenon , Iowa. 0.0-14f
WANTED-Glrl for general h ivsawork at S20
north 13th street. Good wages 924141
WAVTiD-s first claw wt er at the Ilarney
Street roitauraiit , Qaod wages to tha rieht
ono. 923-14t
WANTED Boarders by the day or week , 47 ?
tthstioU , bet. Howaid and llorucy.
831-14'
SITUATIONS WANTED
O1TUATIO.V WASTED By an o > p-rlenced
rjpastrv caok In > hotel , c ty r r com try. d-
dreos "Pastry Co k"ln car * of IljacflIco.lB5-t.10t
WANTED Situation ai seamstroir , under-
stanus cuttlnir and fitting Address L.
Nortle , Coutcil muffs. 828-10J2
Situation In Omaha , or e'seohere
WANTED , or 10 do s.ccnd work lu
good family. Hu'e d ughter now atronding
setool ho would also do w , rk f > r herbonrrl tut
of school hrurs and dur ng v ca'lon. Good ref
erences. I ddn X Bee office. 941-lUt
WArtlu
W ANTED A nicely furnl hedrcom. A < tdtess
D , S. S Box 30. 952-.7S
WANTKD To buy fO , 30 , or 4oacrc KOOd
lacd within 4 miles ol Post office , pr ve din
er p ion , local on and p.lea and aldics j E 1 * care
of 0 Brun.r fear cfflce. l > 0i-14 §
Wttasell one New An crlcan 8 wing
a-iblne , one yung cow , be nesh next
month , nd aict o' beary slug'e harnesa at lilO
coith ISthstreoc , near oil woiki-
' \lTANTKD-Forcustoratr residence lot > mprov-
VV ed or unimproved corner prt ( erred , note
txcee-1 In pr ! SI2 COO within the bounds ol 1'nh
and 20th &ts and Louglae a d Vuit. .
93114 HHGIVER4BELL.
WANTED Tn buy sn Ice-box > u1tible fora
talcon OdARoES JOhEP - , 811 S 'UthSt.
tSJ.lot
WANTBD A Small hor.e or htavy pony.
Also slngl < rjarnesa wt h co'lar. D . Schcr-
er , cor. 13th and Farnam street , U36-U
YOU.SQ mat cf quiet habits can nnd
A oomfortiMe furn'shed room v > lthl 4 blocks
of pnstofflce , for $12.03 per month. Addrvs A
L.N. Foitofflie. 915-141
T ADIK8 lahlngs > quiet place during confine
LJ ment , with nurse will address W , D. Ree
offlco. 8)0 18) )
TTTANTED-eoO privy vaults , eloki , and ces *
T V pools to c ea i witr . sinlUrv cleaner Sit-
1stuctlou guarantei d. J. U.HU1TH ,
371-lmot Lock Box422 , Omai a.
- urybxjy suttcrln * wi'n tooth
WAN1ED-K
and u < apache , 11 cill at 1U1 Firnam street
and be curtd fieeof eta ge by Homo's E ectrlc
Belt 013-1 in
FOR KENT-HOUSES AND LOTS.
FOR RENT House cf s'x r OT , c-llir wo'l
cittern all In good repa r , 1221 ftorthlO li
J5U78
[ 70R KK T Two r'ons furn shed Lr llitbt
P Inuse-icoping SV. . corner Sta and Howard
949-149
I7IOH KK.NT Furotshsd frJnt room. * rply
JD 1413 Chicago street. 958'ICJ ,
EOll VtNP Houie wlt'i ' eight room I-qulio
ot 130 * Dodu , St Ja > . Ben tr house f roiib-
cr. 838-14 *
EOH RENT Pr mis s NJ. 2433 D v npirj
a r et house , conlxlna seven rooms with
modern convenient , a so a fleio b\rn tUctei-
03M9 tt F. DO. B OLL.
FOK KENT L r e and plewa t front iorni
wlh by wlndiw. iloderu Impnvemtnts ,
- wlthboarrt. 1718 Dodie. 8l10t
, KUJK rlh-M' A hou e of G rooms , b rd and
I 1' srf water , SI3amon h. Inqureat N. VV.
cor. 14th and Jonts. 865 14 *
, , 1Jlv > H UBNT I'leasant froit rotm furnehed ,
J ? 605 N , 18tb street , bet. California and Web.
ter. | 89M7t
, "I7IOK REST Three rlcely furnlihed roonis ,
J ? xllhor without to.rl , at 1318 Jicksons'.re t.
874-Uf
V ry doj r ble 1'cat oa
, J I'cck , real entaro. rpp. I * , u. ' 001-lt
it"li1011 RENT FurrUhel r.oms at 181S Urdgo
r St..McCornlk' < blocfc 880-10 }
Foil RENT A n'cely ' ( urnlihtd fron p 'or
and bed room together , or separate. No child-
rcn. 1713 Chicago sfeot , 837.11 *
El R nE.VT Good elg t room hous and
him , Bhcriuan ave ; net menlh t 6.
38-tl AME8 , Ftrnam st
niuH HE NT A i eitib lahed rettaurant , with
_ L sverjtbln ; con'plito and ID the buslceu
rortl'nol thncfty. Addies iel Stadalrninn
Pbttsaiouth. Neb. tj69-16
HUNT Hous'i and lots at philveroml
EOH U's. Rent lurcau , oppMlte Test office.
709 tf
FOll RENT Flat upr gbt piano , Cue Kim-
U.I orgin , 1519 Podge btreot.
ft 1 f A. IIOSPF. Jr.
FOR SALE.
SALRew soda counter cheap Inquire
FUH
t7 NfliU ? 16th St 050 1C !
OR B I.K Household furniture neatly new
F will s lt xry cheap ai 1 am lonlnj t > wn ,
P Btmpscn 1911 fit U > ry' avenue. 965.1 7
FOn rHLK CIIKAP One scro 1 stw and sh -
per , o' llarncs' make. Call at 1416 Djnglis
street , between llth and IBth. 9J2-10'
Foil SALE 1'ony , harness and buggy , chetp ,
Address ' ; U" lies ofllce. 907-14 }
17011 SALE Four housed , to bo moicd.
JD 915-14 silKlVKIt & BULL.
r\ART \ and htrnrsi ( or sala st the Itc I Darn or *
\j ICth street , 912-191
i THREE rcoaicd h uio for sal i on li & Q I lot
> lease piidfo'tno jeus. Pf cs f239 00.
2310 Chi ago lire-1 9i3-9t
T70.1 SALE-70 h adof Frtth Milk Caw * . In-
'
JD qutraatO o Homaa's Livery Sttble , 413
loutu 13th street. 94J-H '
EOn SAtE House and lot Price $ -60. 214
27th s'rtct , bet. Firnom and UoUgUs DOM4C
W MILOH O.WS-A lot of Una .
tji with calto * . tit s t9 hy Major Clolt , .
_
C1 OR BALK Lot 8 Hirtu'rtB sJdltlonToftwo
J acroii : 50 t eOtrotttrontajoon south. ImP -
P mve' s'lRhUy. On r k artnub ttnct car lino.
Vlll icll wholl or divide.
v If. A. STUKOIS ,
Nf. 1 Crelfiliton Illoik.
QALr On 0 orul ven e , Iwo fi'o
building nit e. Must liusrld. Lxsrn Uilucc-
in nti to putcha era 'or 10U < } <
AME' ,
9:2-tf : Far am nteet.g ]
j , 01 SALE Two hnndfo-"n sell tf beil room
I Itt'tiltu e. A bargain ot any ono wintlntf
food lurnltiuo 10) K. lEti ttrctt , 10-17t
BWH HAL > A two * cna power Uaxter s'otm
V glnr , In ifoi o ilr , cb > if , fiaaiucl Hecs ,
bok aid jab printer and binder , On ah i.
87-14
ITNJKSAiKAT A ( IKKA I' HAHOAIN I will
L s 11 my store building on Iho sonth sldorf
qu'rr , buldlhgJOby 50ittt , two stories , with
Iving rooms nlote , good cellar , full ilzo of
bull Inland an additional room It fiet squuc ,
a good well ol water on the pr\m'eei. Alsimy
stock tf rul'llncry ' , fincy dry goods and no'ions.
tWIts-Mho building without fc itock Ifde-
slroor the ttoct without the building. Any
party wishing to engage In a buil ess of this
kli d will fina It a rare baTgiin , and the st ) ro ht&
as rood K tra o as ony rt"re of Iho kin i In lonth--
western low * , teagonelven for soiling on ac-
couct of sickness. Ln'l on or sddrcsi
C. R. HELD IN ,
803-17-AlC-3t Yllll en , Iowa
EOK SALE A flr > t-s'afs eecood hind top bog
gy. 011 at 1319 Hainey street. 3H-tl
K < OR8 LE taK BEST YET-Snburbin nra
acre hornet , one mile frm city , Ono
hundred dol'an an acre. Eisy tcrrua.
Thlsnound Is betutlfol'y sltua'ed soil excellent
for ( t de s and -mall fruit. Fresh spring water
In abundinc * Propertv leached by the belt read
leading out fro * the city , frcotrty shown oa
application. BALLOUBR03 ,
_ 88W9 Ktl Farntm stieti.
T710R 8ALE-Cott e and corner lot In flnobea *
I ; tion $2650. Banrtln must bo sold before
Mayl't. MeCAGUKoppslcP 0. 824 tf 4
FOR BALE 8 room house , gael order , clutera
coal bouse , bun , full lot , mile from po > l-
offl'e. Very E * y Teras , $1,600.
804 U AUfcS , Farnam 8t ,
TT10R BALE Lot on M-h itreet ni r Farnasa.
U only 1.00. McCAQUS opposite P. O.
823-tf
I7OK SALE 5 rcom house , cellar , cistern , etc.
C and 3 room bouse , lo rta 133.walks fine bad *
trees , b'oc ' * from 8t M ry's arenu * cars hair
mile from toitoffice , 13,3 0
805-tf AME3 , Farnam street.
FOR SALE House and lot on Doug'rs ' street ,
only fVOO. . McOAQUB opposite P. O. 820-tf
FOR S ME-7 roim house , lot 69x142 , shade-
trees , good cellar and clj .rn , One location ,
unttrretcar line. Payments to suit , 13,600
EOb tf AMG9 , Farnum 6t ,
FOR RENT Ten houses In good Iccitbnf.
U OAOUE opposite P. 0. 825-tf
FOR BALE-F.w cbdce acrelt , wcaS Omaha ,
fimly located , cast terms Five a-ro and ten
acre low , hiu cs and lit sin all locations , at pri
ces and terms to suit purchaser * .
807-1 . AM fcS , Farnam street.
To Vs LE-tot4 U2 feet and grocerystoro
with living roomahovo 15th street near
H'8Call'iiH'X ' ) . UcOAOUE opiosltoP O. 621-U
l iORS LE Callage ant terrer lo'-ln North
P Ooabi 1350 Bargain , McCAQUE opposite
P.O. 822-tf
FOR SALE A rare cn nc3 , a m w store 22x40-
fcetand let o nt Intnga complete ttick ot
genera' ' merchdDdltr , nd enjoying thi beat fit of
abealthy and steadily Inc cas business , loca
ted lu cuolre of one of the best ( encnltural dls-
trctsla wrstern Io * . terms liberal , write P.
O , box.'C , Imcgene , la 713-lZt
pri INTINO oFFICfc. FoU SALE A flourishing
1 paper. In yoi'nif nd growl's-townbu Eas
tern Meb-atka. Addrees U U. Bee Offlco.
023-1 mo
FOR BALE OR RENT vose piano.
528-1 f 0. J. CANAN.
BEMIS' New Map of Omaha , lust completed and
ready for delivery at IS each. Is 4 feet wide
by T 'eet long. Lorgeet and most complete map
of Omaha ever published. OfflcUl map of th *
city. See column.
I , OR SALE CHEAP Choice unimproved bns-
P InrSH lots ou Farnam. Ilarney. Douglis ,
and Dodge streets. D VI3 SNYDER ,
Real Est.te AgenU.
110-eod-tf 160S Farnam St.
IjtUU dALB A drill cUM tecond rund paaetoa
J Call at 1818 ParneyBt 897-M
T710U SALE Pocneta mapa of Nebraska Wa
JD each. For bargains In On aha City Improved
and unimproved property , call on Wm. F , Bhri-
ver , Ke l Estate Agent , opposite postofDco.
T OST"OR"8T > l EN Oue wHItT
saddle liberal reard for Information for the
tame. W. JIKKERSON , Omaha P. O. 967-191
MHH. IIANSB.N , Midwife , hts removed from
Oth and Jackson to I0'h and MarcySts.
6s9-lml
ED WARD KITE ELL
MAQrSTER OF PALMYBTERY AND OOND"
TIONALIST , 4B8 Tenth street , between Farnam
and Barney. Will , with the old of guardian
It'lrlta , obtain for any ono a glance of the past
and present , and on certain conditions In tbr fa.
turc. Boots and Shoes made to order. Puled
utMactlon inurnnt d
HEAT AND WOI8TTJRV , THE ES
ENOtf OFt.JFE. 1 HIS TRUISM IS EAS
ILY PROVES BV TAKINO A TE4SPOUNFUL
OF T AH.K A " T'S SELTZER APER
IENT IN A OL WS OF H T WATER HALF
AN inOR BEFORE BRKAKF/lST , FOR IN
DIGESTION. I'YSPEPSIA.OR CONSTIPATED
HA T. NOTHING IS BOTTER.
N B In taking SELTZER APERIENT la hot
water , ali until the eOcivcscence has entirely
C'asid. The water ihould be bit not 'cpld
cr lukewarm.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This iwwiler neer varies. A marvel o ! purity.
ttretiirtQ and holesomencsa. More economical
than ths orptnarr kinds , and cannot be sold In
competition with tba multitude of low test ihoit
weight , alum or phcephat * powJor Sold oalr la
cans. KOTII , DAKUO POWPII Co. , ' .Vall.St.'fo
New York.