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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1883)
THE DAILY BEEQAHA. * . SATURDAY JUNE 30 , 1883. DAILY BEE. OMAHA. - * - Saturday Morning , Juno 3d LOOAL I'ntcMon nells "Onno'n City" coal , $7 l > cr ton. t'rttlfrick , hnttcr. ISth ami t'arnam. 1 ! ,1. Soxc , Fashionable Hnttcr. Charles & Whlnncry , donthtc , 1914 i'ninnn. llcucn ( tells the boat nml cheai < c t meat. -Scandinavian Anig utotf , 10th & Douglas. Kxnmlne IHchtcrV style * and prior * ! > forv buying a hat , 1322 1'Vnain Hi. n''Hf Vor Sale Heal Kstatc , liy M. ( } . Me- Ku n , No. 151G UouglM st. 5-6tf Snxe's cream soda tatter than etor. llo- mcml > cr you a"1 buy 1s tickets fur 81. 12tf OhapmanVi Corn Cure warranted by J. A. Koedcr , M 11.1'ottcll and Kiilin & Co. ' 31mavltn I'lcntv nf Straw Ixjrrien , Cherric * and olhcr fruiU nt wIcmenT. Chan. Kaufman , Insurance Agent , recd - m ( > \cd to Xehrnskn National Hank , entrance on I'.th street. l'l\cr , 14 feet and two Inches nbnto low water mark. Hie United .States Court has adjourned tw jneet ngatn on tlio wcoml day of .Tune. - A writ of habeas corpus w a * today brought in the cae of Thomas It obey , charged with burglary and was uiuiiccehiful. The Omaha glee club yesterday gave a recoptlon In theifrooniH over the Umaha Hav ing * Hank to Prof. lUakoly , the conductor of the Thoman chorus. In the police court yesterday there were three ca.scx of plain drunk. One paid and two were committed. One man nrrenfed ax a tramp wan discharged to limit up a job. -Trinity Cathedral's industrial school meet * 'this morning'in ' the chaj * ; ls 10 o'clock , tAll Teachers Mid xcholam arc partlciuarly-fe- quented tobejirexent to make arrangement * for the closing on July. Complaint was filed In police court Thus- day against Messrs , Caldwcll , Hamilton & Co. , H. M. Yaten , HermanKountze , N. I. D. Solomon , O. 0. * Campbell and others for not having their alleys cleaned. Mr. Henry 0. Choyncy has been appoint ed Southwestern Passenger Agent for the "Sioux City lloute" line , vice V. & D vls , fr\5fllffned. Headquarters at Council Bluffs , Iowa. Appointment Ukes effect July 1st , Buoklcu's Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the world. Warranted to speedily euro Burns , Cuts , Ul cers , Salt Ilhoum , l'c\er Horc * , Cancers , Piles. Chilblains , Cora * , Tetter , Chappe < l hanils.and all skin eruptions , guaranteed to cure in every instance , or money refunded , 25 cento per box. PERSONAL. Scimtor Van Wyck Is In the City. \V. 1) , Haller , of Blair , is in the city. Hon. A. S. Paddock Is at the Paxton. I , . H. Homer , of Hastings , is In town. ISeo.V. . Post , of York , Is at the Milan ! . MIsH Lle ! ) ! McMilliu.of Winner , ii in town. Dr. t'ishblatt left yeterday on a business trip A. H. Baldwin and wife , of Plumb Creek , are in town. G. H. I'rocllch and wife , of West Point , are among the gucaU of the Millard yesterday. Mr and Mm Caatcttor , oMHalr , wcro in the City yesterday. 'Will.&umdcn ' and Chan. H. Wilson , of Don- tor , re at the Paxton. A. 11. Dcmpston , Chicago ) U. Hlelo , Neb. City and Miss K. W. Kills Kockford , Ills. , lire ( ruMti at the Grand Pacific. if. S. Hutchins and Miss Alice Hutchlns , of Cleveland , ore at the Paxtou. Mr. Curtis Turner has returned from'Yale College , to spend his vacation at homo. Hon. S. B. Galoy , a prominent lawyer of Lincoln , has removed to this city , and has kecurod a suite of offices In the new Nebraska National bank building. W. W. Blnghara , of the firm of Btngham k Son , left for the East Thursday afternoon ac companied by his family to be absent about nix weeks on a pleasure trip. Joe Needham , formerly clerk at the Grand Pacific Hotel , has returned from a trip in the Kant. On Ills way back , he Htopped off at Chicago. Josie gays he did not have a chance II , ' to u.o his Tco Cream suit as the Chicago Mer chants were advertising winter goods nt cost. Among the pasoongcrs Eastward on the Jiock IslAnd Thursday were "Messrs , K. T. Shelby and Jere Mulrlbill , of the Uulou Pacific freight dcjx > t. Thetwo young gentlemen have idiapcd out for them selves a mos ( delectable tour through the East , stopping first at the homo of Mr Shelby at Palnsville , Ohio , thence up the Lakes to Montreal , down'to Now York , and the principle points in the East. . t A Great Discovery. That lit dally bringing joy to the homes ol thousand'by saving many of their dear onei from an early grave. Truly it Dr. Klng'i New , DI oovery for Consumption. Coughs ColdVAxtbm * . BrOBoWUs-Hay fever , Low iirf Voice , Tickling la the Tkro * ( , Pain in 8ld < /and Chmt , or any disease of the Throat ant Hauinf a positive cure. Guaranteed. Tria Bottles free at 0.1\ Goodman's Drug Store Lwge size 81.00. The Rod Flag. &UHA ; June 26,1883. Editor of TUB Bu. I noticed in THE DEE an article un titled "The Red Flag , " in which it I eclated that a person desiring to nuctioi . of ! goods put out a rug flag , thurub ; frightening the public into u belief thii tlie small pox was once more playing B linvoc in our midst. Since coming to this promising city hare frequently wondered why u led ila , jg used ns n ignol of 'contagious dispasei Vidiilo in tit least most of the cities n ye low flag is used for that purpose , In tli army a yellow flag moans sickness im 4.evci > the enemy respects it by koopin awny. , In ouch small cities us New Yorl Chicago and 8t. Louis , u red flag is an ii vitation to come in and buy. Now , wl in this growing metropolis , where strange are to bo met on every hand , should tin be invited to walk into n pest hous while citizens are driven away fro opportunities to buy cheap ? Can't yi attach your hook and line and jerk tl unusual practice into the middle of tl Uig Muddy thereby insuring the liv of our visitors , and making our audio to bloom with larger returns ? Truly yours , HAZEZOK. KIXJUTTEH the firstandsecond flporcoi plete assortment in summer clothing , cc Dor 10th and Farnain. fri-sat , * Summer Underwear , Tie largest assortment and the b < for your money at Ramgo's. THE PRINTER'S STRIKE. A SnMen M Ill-Ailyiscd Moyc iiy Omaba Newspaper Compositors , Wliluh Cannot Meet With From Other Working Men. How It Cnmc About. At 0 o'clock p. in. Thursday , a committee of the Omalm TyjK rafical Union , waited upon the proprietors of the Hr.iiAU > with a printed scale of rules and prices which they demanded should go into effect at once. This would have required n raise of about ten pur cent , the present scale being 32 cents and the demand being for 35 cents per thousands ems. The now scale also imputed rigid regulations thai would increase the expenses of n morning daily from $25 to 50 n w eek. Mr. Richardson wo arc told , declined to con sider the scale , but offered an advance from < * < 2 to 33 cents. A similar peremp tory notice had been served on Manager Yost of the RKi't'mJOAK with the same result. A general strike was at once ordered in nil the daily offices and at seven o'clock the men everywhere threw down their sticks and emit work. Atjjtho BKK oflice in the absence of Mr. Rosewater - water , who happened to be across the river , the following letter was left early in the evening : OMAHA JU.VK 28 th. Mr K Itwewatfr. Sin You are heieby notified that until you agree to pay the scale of prices adopt ed on Sunday last , the members of all Typographical Unions are prohibited from working on your paper. By order of the Union. D. C. SHKLLV , President. Wit. SfTTLK , Rec. Secy. At half past eight when Mr Rosowatcr returned and found this note ho express ed great surprise. No demand had boon made upon him to raise wages , ho had noon no scale of prices and the rates paid to compositors in the BEE was tho' same as that demanded from the other offices. This certainly seemed A very uncalled for and illadvificd strike so far as the BEE oftico was concerned. In order that the public may understand the exact situation wo will give u brief outline of the facts ; A year ago last March , when the labor troubles occurred in Omaha , there was some complaint among our printers about the high price of living and small earnings with our typo and measure. The BEE was then paying 28 cents per thousand for day composition and 32 for night composition. Although no demand - mand was made for a raise , the proprietors otors of the BKK voluntarily raised the wages of their compositors to 30 cents per thousand for day men and 35 cents for night work. The other papers mean- tiino continncd nt 32 cents a thousand , and so remained up to the strike , 'in other words , for sixteen months the BKK has boon paying ten per cent , moro for exactly the same labor than WOH paid by the other dailies. Our men wore paid regularly in cash every week. The regu lation of the oflice was entirely in their own hands , and the best of feeling ex isted. This spring a change f'n the width in our columns was proposed , and an under standing was arrived nt with the com positors of this oftico that in the event ol such change the BEE should pay no mor for its composition than the other papers , which was nothing but reasonable. The compositors thought that the rate on other papos would be raised to the prices in the BEE ollico , but they promised that if they did not succeed in securing the .advance , the BKE should bo placed on the same level , The change in width of column was nmdo by the BKK on the 10th of Juno , but up to date we have still been paying the ton per cent , moro than the other papers , On Wednesday Mr Fitzmorris , night ( oroman won requested to notify the night men that the price of night composition in this oflico would bo 33 cents per thous and after the 1st of July. No change in rule was to.bo . made on day men. This was still one cent per thousand or throe per cent moro than was being jtoid by the , Herald and Republican , It was no re duction in wages because the change in width made up for the diflbranco and the earnings would remain the samo. It only affected seven among the entire force ol printers. They were further notified thai if the other dailies raised their price wi should pay as high as the highest. Thii was the situation when the strike was ordered dored w ithout n moments warning ant without n chance for consultation or com promise. ' So far us our otlico is concerned , tin striking printers have certainly actet . very ungratefully , considering the treatment mont they have received at nil times and the Union , which had met with m obstacle from this quarter , has assailoi 51- 51ho the only paper that has given the cuus id of labor support in this auction and so ng the example of good wages and libcm rules. in- Tlio outcome cannot fail to bo disaa liy trous to the striking printers , and , n ITS usual , the hardship will fall on the hardworking iey BO , working , orderly , married men , wh am cannot leave the town , while the tranij ou who go from town to town getting u his the strikes expect to live on other men earnings nud have n jolly time loafin ns around the street comers. Army Orders , The telegrapio instructions from the headquarters of the llth instant direc or ing Colonel A. McD. McCook , Sixth ii fantry , to proceed from Fort Douglas I Ogden , Utah , and return on public bus noas.nre hereby confirmed. " . Gpncra\ \ orders No , 15dntcd Headqua tcrs Department of the Platte , April 14 , 1870. with amendment , in repulilished for tno information and guidance of all concerned : By order of Brigadier Gen eral Howard : In future , applications for inspection of public property , except in nj tcml or extraordinary cases , will bo bo nmdo only twice yearly , and these inspections V.J11 be made by the assistant inspector gener al in the months of March and Scptein- bur , or ns soon thereafter ns practicable. All applications must bo made through the post commander. In cases of field or other movements , when necessary or proper for the public interest , damaged and unserviceable property will bo transferred as such to the post commander , or to the post stafl' officer of the department to which the property pertains , who will hold it for the regular inspection above prescribed. Commanding officers of posts will be held responsible that before public prop erty is presented for inspection it w ill bo carefully examined by the ollicor respon sible for the same , and the good separ ated from the damaged. Those ordnance stores , which should bo replaced without delay , and consider able quantities of quartermaster's or sub sistence stores , will bo considered as cosesfor _ special action , and for the in spection of these upon propornpplication , orders will bo given by tlio department commander. Offical notification having been receiv ed from the Headquarters of thoArmy of the promotion of 2d. Lieutenant f Jcotgo Palmer' Oth Infantry ( company K.to ) 1st Lieutenant f company E , ) vice Robertson appointed Adjutant , ho will proceed to I'ort D. A. Russell , Wyo. , and report for duty with his company. The detail of 1st. Lieutenant E. D. Thomas. 5th Cavalry , to inspect and re port upon the quantity ana quality of certain flour to bo delivered under contract fortho Indian service at Thatcher , Nob. , ordered in paragraph 2 , Special Orders No. ( iO , ctierent norics from these Hcadquarterx , is revoked , and 1st. Lieutenant H. E. Uobinson , 4th Infantry , detailed for that duty instead. In making the OKHcrtlon that Pozzonl'n Med icated Complexion Powder IH entirely free from Injurious or deadly poiRonx.vo do it tip- on the authority of a thorough chemical analy- ids. It IK ono of the oldest lace powders in the American market , and Is used in the families of some of our most prominent mcdlcnl men , who have | > erHonally acknowledged to the proprietor that they not only consider It harm * less , but e tccined It highly beneficial In every respect , not only for the use of ladles and chil dren , but for the "lord of creation" himself. Hold by all druggist * . MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEAR ANCE. An Omaba Photographer turns up Missing , A Friend Gone to Hunt Him In Ht. IjOlllH. John Lagorgrccn , well known as John kanch , about three weeks ago , started n ihotograph gallery on the corner of Web- ter and 10th , and not having sufficient Material for the gallery , started for St. jouis nbout 14 days ago to procure inn- orial , leaving his sister behind him to run affairs during Jus absence. His in- ention was to return to Omaha within Ive or six days , which time ho thought ample to complete his busiiutut. He took between 8500 and $000 with him. Since his departure nothing has been received from him by his sister , who is ; rioved to death , fearing something had mppono'l to him. Thursday n friend volunteered to go and try to find him. It is feared that foul play it the cause of liis mysterious disappearance. Choice country butter and eggs , fresh nt NELSON'S ' corner 20th and Burt. If you want choice fruit or vegetables for Sunday , go to GEO. HEIMROD'S Kith street. EUIUTTKU'H clothing can not bo dupli cated , fri-sat. draw-Cloth Coaf . The newest things at Ramgo's. Never Give Up. If you are ( differing with low and doproHHed HplriU , lowtt of ppetto ( , general debility , din- ordered blood , weak constitution , headache , or any disease of a blllonx nature , ! > y nil moans l > roeuro a bottle of Klcctrlc Bittern , You will bo Hiirprlxed to ro the rnpld Improvement that will follow ; you will bolnaiilred with , now , life ; Htrength and activity will return ; pain and misery will ccaxo , and henceforth you will rejolco In the In the praixo of Jvlectric Bittern. Sold at fifty cents n bottle by C. , , V.aC5oo < l- mil , Use Mirror Gloss Starch. 20-51 EUIVTTF.U has an assorted stock iuuuni nor clothing from u baby to a giant , that will fit any ono. fri-sat. Rubber Coats , The best makes at Ramgo's. NOTICE TO"THE LADIES. Those that wish their feathers cleaned , lyod or colored in the latest French tylo , please call at Henry Sincero's , No. 017 Ht , Mary's avenue , or 1310 Jackson troot. 27-4t For building material go to G. L. Bradley , cor. 13th and California , jun I tf VIENNA Corn Remover is n HDKE anil , KNH CUIIE for Corns , and is guamn 10 ; ced TO OUHK or money IIKVUNDKD. Fric < 25 cents. For sale only by Frank Rog ers at the Millard Hote'l Pliarmacy. ' 18-lmo , lo Buy T UIUTTKK'S hard wearing Clothinj . corner Farnam and 10th shoot , fri-sat id 10 Ladlcaf ot U e Mrror Qlosa Starch , 20-0 1x1 Fesrh eggs ami butter at Wiomers' LADIES , TAKE YOUU VKATHKKH and tip , to the now t'yo ' hounu to have then cleaned , dyed and cuiled. Office 107 3. 15th st , , opposite nostotfico. IlUKMIUllT tt MlLLKU. 01U1ANH AND 1'IANOS Sold on monthly payments at is 2t EnnoLM & EIUIJKSON'H. Dr. Oscar Hoffman , physician and BUI goon , graduate of Bellevue college , N. "V ! Oillco No. 1112 Farnain St. jT-lm Shoulder bnicca for genU and ladies o G oodman's. Summer school , commencing onTuoi day , July 10,1883 , in High school built1 ing for ( ith , 7th , Sth grades and Hig school pupils. Tornis , $1.00 per wool For further particulars call on or nddrci N , Learned at High school or at 18C Fftrnam St. je28-2t THE THOMAS CONCERT. Noteworthy Performance at the Opera House , Orclu-Htrii mid ChornH DoliiK Full Justice In cho Occasion , wlillc the Klfcl TIlCIllNClVCH. Tlio first Thomas concert won given last evening- The linimo wax nearly filled and the audience wai as dressy and styl ish a one as ha ever assembled at tlio opcni hotiHo. TUB UKE is tumble to de vote to the concert , in this issue , as much space as it desires to give ; but in what it says it takes pleasure in commending Mr. Thomas' orchestra as well as the inciden tal part borne by the singers of Omaha in the concert. Tim Thomas orchcstta numbering some sixty pieces needs no words of praise. Very many of thoread- UIH of the IKK ! have long been familiar with Mr. Thomas' services , and it goes without saying that his orchestra is com posed of men thototighly well prepared for all they have to do. _ It is true that tlio most they did lost night was with piecen thltr- oughly familiar to concert goers such as Weber's "Invitation to the D.mcu , " tSchuman's "Traiimeroi , " and the over ture to William Tell ; hut these were ren dered with a mingled abandon , grace and care which quite made them new again , oven to cars of musical progress. The Beethoven andante (2nd ( symphony ) and the Lis/t Jt/iapHOtly , no less famil iar than those above mentioned , were given with a feeling and expression which made them almost now. The concerto , in three movements , by Mme Ilivo King , was well calculated for the display of tcchnifnio without deep feel ing ; the second movement , however. called forth a display of some feeling. M'mo King plays with a correctness al most above criticism. The Lohengrin Vorgpicf was wonder fully well played , and gave a nracticable idea of the peculiar characteristics and difficulties of Wagner's music. The scenes given from the first act , inhich our Omaha chorus bore a part , were suf ficient to give an idea of the individuality of the great composer , The Omaha cho rus did itn part of the work with spirit and correctness. The BEE hopes to bo able togive a more adequate notice of Mr. Thomas' concerts of this afternoon and evening , and at the same time to fill out the outlines winch it has merely hinted at of last evenings very superior instrumental performance , Ncckivear. The best styles at Ramgo's. Machine Oil in quantities to suit at Goodman's. _ Jewelry , Watches and Clocks and Sil verware at prices to suit all at Edholm & Erickson'o. j28-2t For White Lead and Mixed Paints Go to Goodman's. ' TfJyou don't want to freeze when it's cold ; miller from excessive perspiration when its warm use Brown's Iron Bit ters. PAVKU Box Factory 218 S. 14th st. fRADJTNOTES. Fireworks and flags ! Field & Farnsworth - worth , 2115 Ginning , keep a very largo assortment. Call and HCO them. thur sat&mon Fruits and vegetables fresh daily at Tttggart's , corner 23d and Cuming. 2lJ.Pt Fireworks Flags , Lanterns and 4th of July goods at wholesale at Max Meyer &Co' . lc. r fSOmylino Our own importation of fresh Havana cigars just in at Max Meyer & Co.'s. my30-ltn . Wo sell furniture , carpet and house hold goods cheaper than any house in town , 1212 Farnam street. 7.jlm Hammocks 81.00 and $2.00 each at Max Meyer & Co , my30 1m WIIC & WESTBERC'S SVKOIAIj COIAJMN. ELEGANT LINE OF LAWNS FROM 5 to 25c. REDUCED from 8to 5c. REDUCED from 15 to 12ic. Call and bo sure to EXASlINE them at WIIG & . WESTBERG'S. PARASOLS , PARASOLS FANS , FANS RIBBONS , RIBBONS THESE are GOODS that eVery ono needs before the FOURTH , and the largest ASSORTMENTS and the LOW EST PRICES can bo had at WIIG & WESTBERG'S. FINE SHOES , FINE SHOES. IF YOU NEED A FINE pair of shoes for your WIFE , BABY , SON daughton or husband you can find SHOES from the CHEAPEST GRADE in the MARKET up to the VERY FINEST HAND TURNED and HAND SEWED FRENCH KID SHOES MANUFACTURED , nt PRICES THAT CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. REMEM BER that wo moon what wo say , and that this is WIIG & WESTBERG'S ' ADVERTISEMENT. Remember the place , Corner 10th and Jackson. < All kinds of Fresh Fruit and Vegeta bles at Norton's , 10th and Davenport. If you want choice fruit or vegetables for Sunday , go to GEO. HEIMROD'S , 10th street. Plenty of Strawberries , Cherries , ant' other fruits at Wiomors' . Creamery Butter 25 cents per pound at NORTON'S a in Cor. Ifith and Davenport. . Poultry at Mutz and Rosunsteins. Nice spring Chickens at Wiomors1. HUNOAVS PATK. The Jury Finil Hint Guilty of y. The jury in the Duncan incest cos at came in about nine o'clock yesterday having been out nil night. They returned a verdict of guilty a d- charged in the first count of the uulicl mont , which was rape , committed on th J8S person of , Mable Duncan , but in it itia no 09 alleged that Mamo Duncan ia tlio diuigl : tor of the accused , Tlioaecqud count c a * the indictment includes this statement but if lie had been found guilt } * on Hint it would hare brought him n lifo sentence. As it is tin- sentence will be for a term of not less th.ln three nor over fifteen yenm. POLITICAL POINTS. Meeting of the Republican State Central Cominittoe , The Convention Culled for Hepl.i0tli Pursuant to call of Hon. G. W. E.Dor- noy the republican state central com mittee met at the Paxton Hotel in Omaha Thursday , Juno 28 , 1883 , nt 7 p. m. The following [ members of the com mittee were present : II. T. Clark , Fourth District. Goo. S. Smith , Fifth District. 0. E. Yost , Sixth District. Win. B. White , Eigth District.h S. B. Colson , Ninth District. Win. Steuiler , Tenth District. Geo. Brooks , Eleventh District , J. F. Morrit , Twelvth District. A. E. Cody , Thirteenth District. C. S. Johnson , proxy for E. M. Park * , Fifteenth District J. II. Hnrley. 1'eter Karherg proxy jor E. Fox , Six teenth District. R. S. Xbrvnl , Seventeenth District. Sherwood Burr , Nineteenth District. M. II. Brown , Twenty-first District. W. J. Pemberton , Twenty-second Dis trict. 1. D. Evans , Twenty-fourth District. Chauncey Wilteo ( pioxy ) , twenty-fifth District. O. B. Willaril , Twenty-sixth District. A. L. Rcineohi , Twenty-seventh Dist- trict. trict.A. A. V. Cole , Twenty , eight District. J. M. Hyatt , Twenty- ninth District. Vic. Blerbower ( proxy ) , Thirty-first District. The resignation of A. M. Wells as member of the committee for Twevlth District was presented and accepted , and on motion of Mr. Blerbowor M. B , C. True was appointed to fill the vacancy. The convention will bo held Wednes day , September 26,1883 , at seven o'clock p. m. at Lincoln. The basis of represent tation is taken upon the vote cast at the last general election for secretary of gtateBALL'S ' CORSETS Every Corset Is warranted satis factory to Its wearer In erery way , or the money will be refunded by the perron from whom it was bonebt. TUB only ComtpronooMwJ by owJw ta not I " 1 H to Uie wearer , and endoreea "e "oo.tcomroTtAblo uvi Vrtect fitting PBJCMfcr HMltk PMMrrta * ( t > t > mUl ) M.OO. Pacific Hotel COUXKll OK NINTH AND HARNEYSTS. OMAII * . . . . NEIJ. OPENED MAY 17th , 1883 , This Hotel contains loa roonu , all outltle rooms uul SO rooms un the first floor , especially adapted to outvie men. A eulnlne of 8U | < erlor excellence. Head ( marten for the Utu trade. Special Inducement * tc the theatrical profession. Hotel clti tedflre block from depoto. Honse can paw * the ( ltK > r | bolh w j ntry flvo minutes. COJCMON SKX8K COMI'IIESSKO. IT IS DIFFICULT TO (11VK IN A DOZEN LINKS THE REASONS WHY TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT SHOULD BE PREFERRED AS A COR- RKCTIVKAND ALTERATIVE TO EVERY OTHKR MEDICINE IN VSK. FIRSTLY , IT ALLAYS FEVER ; SECONDLY , IT CLEANSES TIIKBOWFLS WITHOUT 'VIOLENCE OR PAIN ; THIRDLY , IT TONES THE STOMALmFOUIlTHI.Y.ITREQULATESTHEFLOV. ' OF BILE ; FIFTHLY.ITPROMOTKSHEALTHYPKR. Sl'IRATION : SIXTHLY , ITIIELIEVEHTIIKUYMTEM FROM UNWHOLESOME HUMORS ; 8EVENTHLY.IT TRANqUIL12tMTHENERVKSEIUHTHLYITACTS ; UI-ONTHEBLOODASADErURENTjANDI STLY , IT FORMS ONE OF THE MOST DELICIOUS COOL. INtJ DRAtXIllTS THAT EVER PASSED DOWN TUB THROAT OF AN INVALID. bOLDIBY AIA DRUG- qfSTS. Je 10-mie-2w SPECIAL NOTICES. c. / Specials will Positively not be inserted ualeas paid In advance. * TO LOANMoneyi MONEY LOANElOii chattel mortgage , room 7 Union bl > K-k corner 15th and Ftniam. ISI-tf ONEY Ti ) LOAN tiie On 7i in"g T5anks now prepared to m ku loans on Omaha city or Douglas county real estate at current rate of interest. No CGUimUfclou charged. 3SS-tf Jtr ONGY TO LOAN-Tbe low eit rate * ol InUreit UeiuIi'Loao AgtliC ) , lth& Uouglu. 23Ut K ) LOAN-CallatUw offlcu oJ P. L. of Tboinu , room 8 , CrUghton Block. for Infants and Children. CnHtorlftprornotoHPlgCHtlon and overcomes .b'lutulcucy , Constipation - , tion , Sour Stomach , Diarrhoeaand leveriahnesa. It insures health and .natural sloop , without morphine. " Caitorla In so wrll minptotl to Children thnt I recommend It , as superior to nnv proscription known to me. " 11. A. ARCHER , II. ! > ! , 83 Portland A > e. , Brookljn , N. V. What glTcs our Children four chfloki , What cure * their fercr * , make * them MMP ! 'Tin OMtorU. When babies fret and crjr bjr turn * , * What cures their colic , kill * their worm * , Hat Cmtoria. What qnlcklr ctin-n Constipation , Bour Stomach 1 Colds , Indigestion , lint Contort * . Farewell then to Morphine Syrups , Caator Oil and rarrgorlo , and HiUlCMtorUt CENTAUR LINIMENT an absolute euro for Rheuma tism , Sprains , Burns , Galls , &c. The most Powcrflil and I-ono- trating Pain-rcllovlngr nml Healing Remedy known to man. "Vt7A > TIH ! A roiiiiftcnt | lioiiwj'ii'fiHir. ' Inquire 1 > lutli "trcct , next dlur ttuutti of Il'utmi ' Store. ' 'SO 28 ! " \\TANTED A L'oixl uiinun iwik. WII UM * 7 per M wick. AdilrtM "fouk-'lice ollloc. 873-27 : \ \ AXTKI > ( Icnnan girl for general housework , > > S. K. cnr. 13th and Cttii streets. 245-281 " " ONF.Y TO LOAK On chattel mortgages , KD- M WAIIDS , H09 Farnam Ht. 730-lmt M OMEV1 LOANKD-On chattel property , J. n/ Dratty , No. 213 South 14th street. 740-lm ! HELP WANTED. Y | ANTKD T\\ocxiHrlenced Scnndlna > lati salesman - > > man at S. JACOBS , Clothing store. 231-30 * " \lANTii-Olrl : to do wnahln ? and Ironlni ; and Tl illnlnj : room work , at I'dciflo House. UW-20J Ti-ANTKlCtVokTii rcstaiirant 314 South 13th St. " W ho > ran room at home. 230-29 * VtrANTKf gTrl to d'ogcneralhouse-work. Mrs. > > X. N. E. | nls Slit und IMIoue lload. 202-30 * \ \ fANTKITwogood carpcnUi" * . N. N. IMwards , TT Sl t and H llc\ lie lload. 203-30 * TTIT'ANTKIM.Sccond cook at the Emmet house. > T UOIIM.U preferred. 285-5 WASTED 2 ! ) Quarry men 40 Laborer * . (1 ( cook WBBWM Spxxftrfrls. II. JIANNWKILKIt , Kni | > ltvyimiit Agent 11 St. 280-SO' TIT-ANTKO-Gu-l In family of two , at 1221 North 19th ttrect. 251-30 ! " \X7AKTKD Good girl for general housework , 2400 V > Ihxlgo street. l43-29 ! { VtTANTED Acomi * > etclit Blrrfor gciicral iioii ? W wivtk , otsm ClihaKU utreet. 202-.TO * ' " \\7ANTED1 Two pemonB to learn book-keeping. S4tnation or DO pa > - J. a SMITH , 294-2 { U10 Douglm rtrect. pi mi * WANTED In family of three. Inquire H. \JT W. comer California and 22nd. 200-30 * VTANTKI131S Jackson street. GIIIL 27029 * TS/rANTKl / * A gowl woman cook. Wagcg , 7 ir > V w eek. Aildruw , Cook , Rr.r. office. 270-23 ( ' \\fANTKD-T\\ogrexl nrst-class fhlrt maker ! at > om-c. Oowlp * } , Apply 217 N. ICUiftrtct. 275-29 FOR Book-kevpcr. ilork , correspondent or tm el- ler. Call or address C11AS TAdOAUT , 2.12-30 CrclRhton Hou e , fit ) . "Vl/ANTKU Olrlforgeneral housework. Slustbe f good cook and laundress. ApOly at 1703 Cali fornia street. 241-tf \i. ANTED 50 trackmen , 20 teamsters. 1 cook , 2 W .lining room girt * . II. 31ANNViiU-Kll : , 240 29 * . Knploimcnt Agent , llth St. T AD1E.S OH YOUNO SIEN In city or country , to _ Lj takonlcu , light and pleasant work at thUr own home8S2to ; < 5ada } at4ly and quietly made ; work mint liy mall * , no cam a twing * . no Btanip for reply. 1'lcase aihlre-n llallabla Msniulncturbix Compam , I'a drawer TT. 18R tu-th-sat till Jy 21 T ? > OUU CAlll'lfNTEllS-WnntcJ at once , 318 south JL , loth KtreeU 100-30 ] TlfANTED A competent girl , generalhouso work , > > Good wagc 1310 Da\enport Ht- 15t-tf w WANTED Four dining room girls at the Canflcld house. 104-tf Wanted-Iady Ajen * for the "OUKGX 1'UOTKC- TOIL" A new undergarment for ) .vllesmaile of fott , flexible rubber. Hum projection to the unclcrw car when neccessary t b worn , lletails for 81.50 us fast as agents can nhow It , urge profits. Addresx , with itamp , Ladles Undereaniient M'f'g Co. . 0 South Ma ) It , Chicago , III. 102-JC21-23 28-30 SITUATIONS WANTED. "l\7ANTEU UyamtiMle ogul lady a position as house keepKta&priTfttu family. Call , or ad rns , 1311 Davenport St. 270 3U * "YSfANTED A situation ai a miller , 15 jcars ex I perlence , fi j ears nnder roller process. No. 1 itone dresser. Address 11. , No. 25. BEE otlicc. _ _ _ _ 70'-31t FOR RENT Houses and Lots. 17011 HKNT room l.rk-khou- 1013 ( hlcago St. 1"ut 940,00 Kiouth. liKinlre at the house or 1007 'arnam St. 291-29 FOU Hl iT Large utcel ) funiUhed front roon sultuble for tno gentlemen. Apply 1311 Da\cii wrtSt. 27S-2 * 71011 IlENT lUtgant furnished rooms 1810 Dodge - IlENT Furnished nice large South front roon FOR lOOlFamamSt. 234-30 * [ 7 OH KENT House * rooms IDlh St. hall blocks L ? of Uateawortli. M. LEE , Millard hotel. 283 SO' RENT Tw ii furnished rooms for light house FOR . Nu. 1018 Webster , bet. 16th and 17th. 253-29i Olt KENT Two furnished and one unfurnUhn room. 1416 California street One furnkhed roon has bay window. 260-2t TT > OK RENT Two furnished rooms for light house J ? ke * ] < ! iig and single room for gentlemen. Outside rooms lth unobstructed view of the river , bridge nd Conncil BIu9 . "Beemer'a Block , " corner 8th , nd Howard streets. 265-301 IlENT Furnished rooms , 1th or vdthou F board , at 1717 Cass St. , between 17th and ISth. ' T7IOU IlENT llooms with board , northwibt come JT l th and Callfonila t. 287-1 f Trr > on IlENT OHKAV During mimmir , furnished 1. ' cottage. Kefcrences runulred. 605 V. ISth St. SSS30 } FOIl KENT- Cottage nf eight roonw. Inquire a 614 south 18th , Iwtwcen St. Marj's a\enuo aiRl I atcnwurth streets. 100. tf block , cor. 15th and Capitol a\cnuu. Inquire a 1410 Doughs street. 215-29 " > Oir"UKNT- nU : TyTurnTshed rooni"wlth clone" 1 at 1013 Dodge St. 210-2 * JT'Oll Itr.NTFlte > oem cottage with good ban ' All In excellent condition and w ell located. 163.11 C. F. DHISCOU * 17OH IlENT I'lcasant newly furnished looms with i1 or without board 414 20th St. corner Cass. 8o\ en minutes walk from 1'ott Office. IbT-tO * FOU KENT The Omaha Bakery with fixtures am one delivery wagon. Inquire of F. I'cienon , 5' south loth street. 178-30 I"riOH 1 UENT-Two furnlsh d rooms 241 Chicago 177-30 S * A New houxo for rent , all com enlenrerf. S. 1 corner 23d and Leacnw orth. 176-SOt FOR RENT Cheap hod e 6 rooms well cl t rn , ce _ lsraood _ repafrj221jiorth 10th bt. _ 157-SOI T7U11NISIIKD lltibMS AND lOAlll-Mo < iern cc jllenleiices. _ . 1812 Ikxlue . D94-lmt ir > OH KENT Twoelcgant'mtUgei , T room * eac 1 just finished. Cltj wuter , all conveniences , Da > enport and2ithHtre t. C DWVKK.W. U.Telegraj office. 078jf T70K RENT Cottagt [ six rooms with or wlthou X1 furniture , 8219 California strett. 662 SO rpo uET ltooms and board , or furnished hou : JL fortuminer. 1803 California street , 837-liuo TTlOU IlKNT Largs furnished room at 1S18 Jack J son ttrtxt. 3-lm 'lOHE TOU HENT-Corner' of 10th and P \ n port , Inqulr 10IM > enport > U ct. itt- FOR SALE. rrUH bAl.Ktargo tvain hnrstaeara old warrnn * ted sound.ppl > H. .Manmullcrll M.ramam. 388-29 * 17IO1 ? f ALK Four uplendld her c < ( . Single or dou 'bledrUers. Norton's Cln ocery Store , 304 N. IBth strett. 274-tf IPOH S"ALE Horses , Wagon * , Harncm , Etc. , at 1 Emigrant Stable , Cumlngs ktrccC WO-lm TTmEHn MILCH COWH For silent 2ith and1 Call. JLT tornla street , i 228-3 J } fOTi SALK-Sjwlal Inriraln , full corner lot 20th 1 and Motion. lIoiisoB rooms , trees , etc. Must be M > ldb > Jul > Bth , ? 2.m Acre-lot H > uth 23d , 4 blocks from car line , flood houne , barn , wen , cittern , etc. Bargain , 3,000. _ . 242-30 .HIMlIVEll&BELLi souaiion , on. m. aim ) t aenne. . Apinr to u.i V. lagher'Freight Auditor's oIHc.l7. P. KallvraV FOIl SALK-Cood hard brickii. Inquire at 008 N. 13th otroet , or at yard on 1Mb street , south of Bellbtue road. _ 189-25 FOIl SALE A choice lot and .cottage * oa south 23d street near Loavenworth. Will be void > ery cheap for cash or w lit exchange for good" farm land * 176-30 K , L. MO1WK& CO. 1(22 Capitol ave FOR SALE A good riding pony. Address C. B. Beeoffloc. 1 < 3 30' FOU SAtK Ifouso 6 menu , rtabte corncnb , 176 barrel ciitort ) , welt all In first dasa order 4 lot * $1000 , $1000 cash. babMM at 8 per ct. lUcCAOITE , Opposltn Port OCU * ' WS-tf 70 t yearrfng httf era. 1 000 head 2 year od heifcrx. 4f,0 " 3 ; 4' ' and15 year old heifers. 300 " 1 and 2 year nld Ktterj. 400 " 3 and t year old ntrert. 300 " ml-u-il cuh es esSTRAKQG BROS , Cattle contractors , Hide , Wool and TaUow dealers , Sloiu City , Iowa , _ 8S2-lmt FOR 8ALK Hbtel Tn "good towD , ncar Omaha paying.well In excclteut order. Good born welt furnished , will bear IiKcatlgatlou. AMES , 837-tf 1500 Famam. 7011 SALE Oil KACHANOE Full lot and three . dwellings corner of llth and Faeinc streebi. 'ine lots in south Omaha. Also 160 acres of land car Santon , Nebraska , , and building , and stock of othing No. 804 Tenth street. Will exchange for Nebraska farm lands. 1'urther particulars at Geo. [ .Peterson's Clothing Store , 804 Tenth street. 845 sat-mon-th 4w 710H SALE Old newspapers in large and small . quantltiofi at' this ollioe. tf rT OIl SALE Klftx mill machtirary consisting of , brake , 2 du t ni , beater , picker , press , etc. Can ork either rotted or green stock , afsr > shafting , pul- ! js , ami bcltlng.for drltfng the abote , also onu 35 1.1 * , engine wltll bollir , smokestack and all fixtures omplctc. Address WILLIAM 7AIT , Charles Mty , oua. 29S-Smt 7011 SALE A first class second hand top buggy. J Call at 1310 Hanicy street. 397tf MISCELLANEOUS. FAOIIAXaK Impro\cd farm nenrWlnemack FOIl Ind. Also 400 acres Improied farnv and some tockL'entml Wisconsin , Will trwfe for stock ol mer- hondlsc , Ihqulre of II. O. Cole , YJ07 Farnam Ht.It It LOST At the Opera house Thursday night June , 2Sth a cashmere dolman , new ard. in be paid If eft at lire otllt-e , or w 1th Sam Atkins U. P. Kaggago loom. 287-29 * rAKl'-V Ul'Bx. . the undirslgnid medlnmsize grey horse wltll'Wirv ' iuirk on front legs. CalvlnGregg un C. P. Storr's place 7 miles south of Omahx , on ) clle\UQlload. 270-30 * TAKKN UP One black horse pony , wltli four white feet aul white strip i face. Inquire at Emigrant Stable , Cumlng street. 25S-292 MONDAY , JULY 2I-Mlss Loamh will open a summer wheel , teaching from 9 a. m. till 121-2. 'articular attention gl\cn to pupib winhlng to ttudy or special grades in September. Term 8 eeks long. Vr > oung children , $4.00 per term. For adanced pupili , $5.00 per term. U D. LOOMI3 , 241-30 10U Webster Street. F OUNDA proiuTswiry noteoTiirge dcnonTlnaTion Owner can ha\e same by catling at A. B. Snow * ten's , 312 S. 13th street , and paying for this notice. 248-2p _ _ _ _ _ _ MRS , J. ANDEllSEN-MldwJte and Doctoress , Sth street , t tw cen Leaenworth and Starrv. ' 220-2 * OODS-llecehed for actlonv on commlsKlon. First \jrclass-storagc , liberal adtancvs made on goods , All tlnds of second hand goods bought and highest price paid In ooeh , 1422 Douglas St. 1SG-30 * UP By the undersigned , a red cow with _ L white jiot9 on body and face. Also a cut In each ear. Cow was with calf when foond. Owner can iae oaine by calling on P. Larson , Jones street , be- tw een 6th and 7th , and pa ) Ing chanted. D70-3toew ' fAKEN UP A small pony mare alont 12 je r JL otd , blazed face both ears split. Owner can lave same by calling on N. C. FOlll1 , S. W. corner 20th and Boulevard , and pajlag cliarges , f 840-5td-lcachwf EDWARD KUEHL , MAOI3TER OF PALMYSTEnY AND CONDITION. AUST , 408 Tenth street , between Farnara and Har. nty , will , with the aid of guardian spirits , obtain for one a glance of the and any past present , and on certain conditions In the future. Boots and Shoes IH Af a order. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. \ POWDER Absolutely Pure. . * ° " > economics than ? ? o notbe sold In compel tier : short weight , al t o
