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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1884)
" ' ' ' ' It B THE DA1LST BEE-OMAHA , WEDNESDAY , JANUARY 9 , 1.884. THE DAILY BEE. OMAHA. Wednesday Morning , Jan , 9 , Xho Wontlicr. For tlio Missouri valley : Fair weather , followed by local snows , southerly shift ing westerly winds , warmer weather ol- lowed in the northern portion by ix light fall in temperature , falljng followed in the nortion portion by rising barometer. LOOAL BREVITIES , A. C. Cross , mcsisnRer for Col. SUnton , had the misfortune to brcMc his leg Monday , on Tenth street , between Farnntn and Doug las , while trying to control nn unmanngoablo team. / _ _ Mrs. Koschoe , the lady \\\\wa \ LuMmncl fell In the well near the nail works n fow\lny slnco , nnd who was In a delicate condition at the time , yesterday Mas relieved of a child. The infant was dead at the time of delivery. Goo. Guy and V/m. Fitch Imvo aisoclatod themselves together , and will prosecute tlio ice business In this city during the coming Bo on. They are now laying In n line stock of congealed water. Kay Tate was tried Monday afternoon for stealing a silver watch , and was found guilty , and sent up for twenty-five days on broad and water. Hay's blood is Dad.nncl the judgu thinks ho needs a little dieting. lluisoll B. Harrison , lost night , gave a dinner to his friends at the 1' AX ton hotel. Fourteen young gentlemen , intimate friends ot Mr. Harrison , were provided for , and n hearty rcp.iit with the usual spcechon com prised the order of exorcises. The ladles of Omaha are earnestly Invited to unlto with the Womans' Christian Aid Society In a universal prayer meeting , to beheld held Wednesday afternoon , January Oth , at 2:30 : p. in. , ! n the Presbyterian church , corner Seventeenth and Dodge streets , llobort luchanann ) Union Pacific switch- inrxu nt the transfer , had his right hand smashed on Sunday last , while- coupling cars. Ho Yfca brought to this city and taken to the hospital , where Dr. Moicor amputated the In jured member at the wrist Mr. Fred Froinhartz had his right arm caught by machinery and broken , at the White Load works yoiterday morning. Dr. 1'eabody sot the broken member. Thin Is the second time Mr. Fromhartx 1ms had the name arm brokon. The fatality in tills case is therefore of a singular character. The regular mooting of the common coun cil was called to order last night by the pres ident , nt 7:10. The reading of the minutoa was dispensed with. Nineteen coiumtmlca- tloni and bills of minor Importance were pre sented , but no action worthy ot consideration won adopted. The meeting was ndjouruod nt 7:30 p. in. A lively runaway ( occurred yesterday nf- tornoou , about 2 p. m. , on Douglas Htroot. The horde was attached to n top buggy and preferred the bldownlk Instead of the street , down which ho da-shod , colliding with a young nan in front of MorcIIl & Ito/.omvclg's estab lishment , creating considerable excitement and glvfnjr the young man a opiuplcuani black oyo. Belle Stowiirt ( Johnny Hull ) gave birth to Httlo brown "kid" Monday morning. Dollo was lucked up In jail for robbery , but when Jailor Gorman found that the show vas "billed nnd must aproar" ho quickly released the woman , who wont to her homo and In a very few moments the deed was dono. Slio \vlllbo | prosecuted OH noon as her condition will permit. The Kansas City Journal sayo : Gon. 0. O. Howard , commander of the department of the Platte , with headquarters at Omaha , will deliver a lecture at Kzchaugo hall , In this city on the evening of tbe 17th. Ills subject will bo "Tho campaign and battle of Gettys burg. " Gen. Howard is a brilliant speaker an well OH g.illunt soldier , and will doubtless command a largo audience. W. H. I.awton , ngont for tlio North western National Llfo Insurance company , of Milwaukee , Wisconsin , last week , paid to Mrs. A. 10. Simpson , $1,113 , the amount duo her on a policy bold by her husband nt the time of bis death. Hardly two months have elapsed slnco Mr. Simpson's donlb , and yet with the usuul promptitude of the company , the money Is in hands of Mrs. Simpson. The amount was upon a 81,000 policy with the dl- vidcuds which have accrued. Major Nowoll's friends Imvo offered the Consolidated Tank Line company $2,500 In hottlcmont for the major's shortages , which was promptly refused by the company , who will usa ull moans to procure the nrrost of the major , who is etill socrotol In this city , and "briug him to justice. Ho U the seventh man woit of the Mississippi river who has swin dled the company in a like manner , and they feel that they must make an example , not only tor their own good but for the good of the country at largo. The amount of Nowoll'a shortages so far as they can bo determined Is SJ.350. P * Tha 125th anniversary of the birth of Scotland's great bard , llobert liurnd , will bo celebrated on Friday evening , Januwry > , " > lh by a grand banquet and ball In CroutiHb'y IJall under the auspices of the Burnt club. ThiTt the affair will bo a bNIllant success It Is only necemary to say tbat committee . an imi tation and reception Is componod of the fol lowing whole Bottled and genial gentlemen , to- wit : Thomas Falconer , Thomas MoUrum , William Fleming , David Knox , John Mc Donald , A. 0. Troup nnd James Mulr. Parties - ties receiving Invitations can procure tickets nt Stcolo , .Johnson & Co. 'a , W. M. Fleming's , If. IS , Falconer' * and members of the com < frhittee. > TrusBOB.Shoulder Braces , nnd Crutches J' ' ' " ' V EGGSiEGGS ! ! 2 dozen for 35o at Goo. Hoimrod'a. , * A child can buy as cheap as a man , The Working Man's Family - SHOE STORE. - Men's , Women's and Childroa'n Shoes , tailor quality for tlio same money than can he bought' elsewhere , lion's Hoots $2.00 uo to 85 00. Boys' Boots OOo up to § 1.00. Hens' and Boys' llubbor Boots. Women's Itubbcr Uoots. Misses' & Children's llubbor Boots. ffarffcut stock cheapwt < mil lowati prices. 14th and Farnatn _ A. J > , A grand masquerade ball will bo given on Friday , January llth , by the old ra- liable U. P. Band , at Orouneo'a hall , The weather permitting , a grand "Mardi Oras" jiarado will take place in the afternoon - noon , in which all merchants ure invited to participate and advertise their busi- BM . Music by Irvine's orchestra , fipoctator'a ticket * 50c , Gentlemen it maek $1.00 , Ladioa in mask 50o. 50o.j7d5t GONE HOME. Death of Key , a , F , Sidling , D , D , , Yesterday Morniii , After a Briet Illness , A Good Sinn ntul n Faithful Laborer In flto Vineyard of tlio T/orrt , Called ( o Kccolvo Ills Exceeding Grcnt Howard. "Doctor Stollinft is dead. " These sad words , as they passed from lip to lip yes- lorday , cast n gloom over the counte nance of every ono upon whoso car they chanced to fall. Rov. George F. Stolling , D. D. , pnstot of the English Lutheran church , of this city , died yesterday , of congestion ol the brain , after a brief illness of throe days. days.Death Death at all times is an unwelcome visitor , and its presence is dreaded and feared by the masses , and yet how much moro awful it scorns when a man like unto Doctor Stolling is stricken down , and in n few short hours is called from this llfo into the glory nnd grandeur of the eternal kingdom. On Friday afternoon lost , Doctor Stol ling was taken with n chill , and on Satur day ho was conflnod to his bod. On Sun day lie was feeling much bettor and was supposed to bo suffering from a aovoro cold. On Monday morning his condition had changed so materially that fears were entertained for the worst and a consulta tion of physicians was hold , but before noon congestion had taken firm hold upon Ilia brain and it was known by the at tending physicians that his life work was done and ere many hours ho would bo at rest. _ , AllnightMonday night ho toiscd upon a bed of pain , the pangs of fever outing at Ilia heartstrings , until yostorda , at 7IO : ! , just as the sun roao abovp the east ern horizon , shedding his beautiful golden rays over all the earth , the soul of Doctor Stolling , rose from this earth and wont to dwell forever in the mansions in thoskica , nut1 the weary and mourning watchers stood alone in the presence of death. Doctor Stolling removed with his fam ily to Omaha in the month of November , 1881. Since his advent in this city he had become acquainted with a largo num ber ef our citizens , and vrhoovor ho has coino in contact with , no matter in what relation , haa learned to love him. IIo was , it sooins to us , a model man in every respect. Aa a father , ho was over kind and indulgent , as a husband over true and noble ; as a citizen over upright and honorable ; and as a minister of the gospel - pol and laborer in the vineyard of the Lord , over faithful and valient. Like a true soldier , ho died in the discharge of his duties , standing manfully at his post , and striving to perform the work which the master had given him to do. In the pulpit or out ho vras over the same , good , honorable , upright , kind and generous man. If there v.'as ono man in Omaha moro than other , universally loved , respected and honored , that man was Doctor St ( ill ing. Since his advent in this city ho haa labored with untiring energy for the up building of tlio Lutheran church and the salvation of souls. Through his instru mentality a beautiful church edifice has boon ornctpd , and which will always otandwith its lofty spire pointing heaven ward , as a monument to the good man who lias passed over the river. Ho had boon greatly troubled for the welfare of the church , and after a severe strain of months his strength tjavo way. If every brick in that building , which ho has struggled so manfully to build , had a voice , that voice would to-day bo raised to high heaven in praise and admonition of him who , like the Master of old , "lay down his lifo for his sheep. " Ocorgo F. Stolling was born in Stolzo- nan on the Wcaor , kingdom of Ilanovor , Germany , on the 19th day of November , 1827 , hence at the time of hio death ho was a little moro than GG years of ago. At an early ago ho came to this country , and on the 20th day of March , 1857 , at Springfield , Ohio , ho was married to Miss Cornelia Jane May , who lives to mourn his loss. Twelve children were born to them , nine of whom are still liv ing. IIo was admitted to the ministry in 1857'aml 1ms over since boon a faith ful worker. lip had never had a day's sickness in his lifo until that of last sum mer in Urn city. Since that time , however - over , | io has boon slowly failing , und many an anxious friend with tear-bo- dimmed eyes has watched his slowly bonding form and tottering stop. For twouty-sovon years ho has been ono of the foremost workers in the Eng lish Lutheran church , and was , at the time of his death , president of the Gen eral synod of the United States. In his death the church in this city loses a pastor whoso shoes will bo exceed ingly hard to fill , and every member tear fully doploroa the loss. A HKMAIUCAULE ESCAPE. Jyfre. Mary A , Dadoy , of Tunkhannock , 1'a. , WtyrcnllltcUuior six years with Atithmn ami Bronchi Its. during which time the bout i > hyi < l < clans could RVO ! no relief. Her llfo was do- nnnlrod of , until In last October fiho procured o lottlo } of lr. Kinn'u Now Discovery , when itmnodlato relief WM ( elt , and by continuing Ita us a for a short time ehovan completely cured , gaining lu llosh BO I pounds , m n few montlia. lfrog Trial Dottles of tills certain euro ( if ull Tlirout mid Lime IMnrmea ut 0. V. ( iciod unii'd Druft fttoro. Largo Bottlot $1,00 , Nourliska Rendering and Drying Go , The share holders of the ITobraskc Uoncloring and Drying Oo. mot in ( jthoii 'annual ' mooting , whicl ) was called to order dor by the president. Mr , n. K , Powers was elected to the chair'/ and Louis Holler vras elected tc act us secretary. A atatumont of the affairs of the corporation was presented by the secretary ; Iloaourcos 813,000.00 Liabilities 0,510.00 Thofollowing named stockholders wore elected as directors for the ensuing year Thos. Gibson , A. Pollock , Loum Hol ler , Goo. E. Gibson , P. 0. Backus , whc elected Thos. Gibson president and act ing treasurer , and Loma Holler secretary , Omaha , Jan. 8 18cU. r r " "Four Bcautirul Oartla. Now designs never before published Will please any person. Sout frco 01 receipt of 2o stamp to every reader of Tin OMAHA BEK. Address Samuel Garter IX Park Place. N , Y 28-tf Saratoga NOWH. SAUAIOUA , January 8. The unusua severity of the weather during the las week , served as a quietus on the usua social festivities common to this season o the joar. With the thermometer a wonty below , or thereabouts , our people mvo kept pretty well at homo , judging rom the attendance at the public moot- ngs. The attendance at the entertain * nont of the S. W. A. S , , on Now Year's night , was small , generally speaking , but surprisingly good when the weather is , ikon into account. The re-production of the play which was announced for Friday evening did not como off , owing to the weather , but will bo given in connection with the fair of our Sunday school , January 1C , 17. and 18which has been long contemplated Mid will cmbraco the usualattractions , to bo announced later. Tlio literary and debating society mot Saturday evening nflor the holiday vaca tion , but there were few who braved the war of the elements to attend. The usual address waa omitted at the session of the Union Sunday school Sun day. Uov. Hall , of the Southwest Presbyterian - bytorian church , will address the school next Sunday. Mr. E. L , and Miss Jennie Patrick , Imvo returned from Blair. CUCKOO. Bncklon'a Arnlcti Salvo. The grontoat modlcal wonder of the wend , Warranted to speedily euro Burn * , Cut * . Ul' corn. Halt Ilhoum , Fever Soroj. Cancer * . I'llos , Chilblains , Corns , Totter , Chapped hands , and all ( kin eruptions , guaranteed to cure in every Instance , or money refunded , 25 cents or box AMUSEMENTS , A Variety ol' TntortnlnniontH 'In Ono Jos. Murphy and company presented "Korry Gow" last night at Boyd's opera 1OU30 to a largo house. It is unnecessary to speak of the play , it having boon performed hero on pre vious occasions. Lot it suflico to say .lmt the audicnco manifested their ap proval of the drama at frequent intervals jy merited applause. K1MERAI.DA ULU1I. The third assembly of a aoriu.s of four parties , given by the Esmor.xlda club , WIIB hold last evening at Masonic hall , corner of Sixteenth street and Capitol avenue. There was sixty couples present , nnd the dunce was merrily main taincd un til 12 o'clock. The music was furnished by Irvine's orchestra , and , needless to say , was nest meritorious throughout. The committee composed of Messrs. Whitohouso , Trott , Willett , Field , nnd Wnltors , deserve the thanks of the entire club for the manner inwhich averything lasiod off , SKATINd KINK. At the Roller Skating rink last night an exhibition of fancy skating was added to the usual attraction. Miss Nellie Fuller nnd Master Bertie Bliss illustrated the possibilities of the liding art , and nt the conclusion of their performance were presented with gold nodnls by the managers of tlio rink. A most felicitous presentation speech was nado by Mr. Bert Hitchcock , after which ; ho young people were adorned with their ; rophie3. The next important event at , ho rink will bo a grand fancy dreas car- lival , to take place next Thursday night. So skaters except in fancy costume , will 30 allowed on the iloor. These Are Solid Facts. iver ty of the Liver , Biliousness , Jmimtico , Con. Etipntlon , Weak Kldnoys , or nny dlsonso of ; bo urinary organs , or whoov or requires nn ap- ) otl/or , tonic or mild stimulant , will always ind Electric lilttors the boat und only certain euro known. They net surely nnd quickly , every bottle miarautood to pivo ontlro Batla- factlon or money refunded. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by 0. F. Oooiliimn. PfiRSONAfc. Nottio Downing , of Blair , is at the Milliard. J. A. Brown , of AblilnnJ , is at tlio Millard. J. U. Ilommol , of Lincoln , is at the Mil- nrd. nrd.W. W. Y. FieluN , of CrolRhton , Is at the Tax- , on. on.lid lid Walsh left yesterday morning for Gin clnnnti to nUoml the brick layer' * national uiion , H. C. Siunplo , of the firm of 8. 0. Saiajilu t'Co , loft for Now York yesterday afternoon. Uenornl 1'assongor Agent jMorso , General L'lckot Agent Stobbins and General I'rolght ( Vgont Sliolby , all of the Union Pacific road , oft for Chicago ycstouday morning. Too Murphy and company are registered at thoMillnrd. O. C , Vovorodgo , of Fremont , Is at the Millard. W. A. McKeiule , nf Laurence , JCnn , , in at tL-o Hillanl. IT. D. AVllkliiHou , of llelona , Montana , IN n the city , and Is < iuartorod at the Taxtou , Gcorgo Sheldloy and Thomas D. Tomb , ol cattle notoriety , from Kansas City , nru at the 1'axton. Mr , and Mrs. W. K. Boucli , and Misa A , Cody , daughter of William F. Cody , all o North 1'latto , were at the 1'axton yesterday and loft for the east this afternoon. Mrs. P. II. Kllkounoy , of Chlcugo , is in town on a visit t her sous John and Jlrnmio. W. II. Paddock and brotber , 0. D , Tad dock , ara registeredat , the Millard , Mr. Juwoa Ourroll , who played left flok with the 1'ort Huron ball club last eea on , if in the city , and will play with the U. P. clul next year , A'M. Post , of ColumbuH , is at the Paxtoni flsa Mr. J , F. Krynor , of Nebraska City. Mr. II. Colbert In at the Millard. GOVERNMENT" OVERSHOES , Wo wish to call the attention of work- iiigmon to the fact that the only place you can buy a genuine Government Overshoe shoo IB at our store. Wo only have ufon loft , and for outdoor aorvico there ia uoth < ing to equal thorn for wear and warmth , The only place a workinxman car buy llubbor Boots for § 2,7D is at thu Ola JielUMc One-Prica Shoe Store Moils' Croquet Sandals only 25 cents 14th and Farnam. A. D , Fou SALE Two portable steam boilers 10-horao power. Apply at D. FITZPAWUOK'B , 817-tf W * B * H JRUt St. BKI > T HAIID COAL Nib. Futl Co , NOTIOK. The annual meeting of tlio Danisl Congregation will bo hold in the churcl building on Woduuaday evening , Janu nry Oth. j8-2t OITV Co\i JVci , Fuel Co , DESERTIONS IN THE ARMY , Plenty of Fatigue Duty. Short lln > tlonp , Xo Courting Servant Glrln , ntul Other AVrongs , Font ROIIINSON , January 5. To the Kditor of THK UKE. Sin : Seeing a letter in your paper signed by an oflicor of this post , I take Ilia opportunity to deny n great many of lis assertions. I have put two onlirt- monts in the army , and this is the hard est pout to soldiers that it has boon my uck to slriko. There was n prospect of ; oed soldiering this winter , but the com manding officer has put on another psat johind the oflicorn quarters , for the pur- lose of keeping the dudoa of the post 'rom ' going to BOO the ofllcora servant girls , andasforthcroboingnofatiguohoro , there is nothing else here but fatigue. I nipposo you know that there is a saw mill lore , and what soldier over BJV.W n post with a saw mill and no fatiguol The soldiers of this post have had to saw logs for the sutler , and have cut logs for five months at a timc on dailydutyj _ nndthoy bad to go down into their pockets and payforrationsout of their thirteondollars per month , or go hungry. There is also i post library here , and an order thattho ibrnry will bo reserved for enlisted mon between the hours of 5 and 9 o'clock p. m. Well , Mr. Editor , on the evening of Januay 2a brother/ comrade was reading a paper , and Captain Hamilton sent his log robber after the paper and it was lAkon out of his hands. How is this for iho b'cat post this olllcor over saw/ / INKANTHY. MORSE'S ' MDSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE Notwithstanding the inclement woa- ; her of last week the very low prices of our muslin underwear , induced crowds of ) ur customers to call and make their DO- cctions. For Tuesday morning wo announce a continuance ) of the sale , and in addition .o the popular line of higher and lower iriccd goods , wo call particular attention ; o ono or two bargains n.t 50 GENTS , 25 doz. neat plain gowns trimmed with milling , lock-stitch sewed , at 50c. 20 do/ , best muslin skirts trimmed with tucked and deep horn , at oOc. 15 doz. cambric coraot oovors , trimmed with embroidery and rullled , 50c. 40 doz. chemise , ucsf muslin pointed embroidered front , trimmed with em broidery on nocV and alcoves , at DOc. $1,00 , 20 doz. boat muslin skirts , trimmed a very deep cambric or Hamburg ruf fle , headed with rows' of tucking , very choice , at § 1.00. C utylcs best muslin night gowns with fine ambroidory on nock and sleeves , Hamburg inserting yokes , § 1.00. 8 styles of very finest muslin chomisu , Hamburg insertion , pointed yeko , beautifully corded and finished , $1.00. 5 styles of best muslin drawers , trimmed with deep Hamburg rullle , two clusters of twonty-throo tucks , also some beau tifully embroidered and lace trimmed drawers , at $1,00 , Ladies purchasing now will have nn opportunity to select from the largest stock in the west. The rush at our Uudorw.iro counter yesterday made serious inroads on these numbers nnd wo advise our customers not already served to call ns soon an pos sible. sible.Wo Wo are showing n line of Muslin Underwear - dorwear uneaquallcd west of New Yorker or Chicago ; it' is made in the best manner ind cut in the best style of the day , and ladica will iind our prices , particularly in gowns from § 1.00 to § 1.50 , in chemise from 7i > c to § 1.00 , and drawers from fiOo io 7"c , skirts from § 1.23 to § 1.00 nro Torn 20 to . ' ! . ' ! 1-1 ! per cent loss than over shown in Omaha and wo will duplicate my eastern catalogued garment at a ewer price. S. P. MOUSE & CO. The attention of the readers of THK BKK is called to the DISSOLUTION SALE now going on nt O'DONAHOE & DOWNEY'S. Everything in the store Bold at cost until February 1st. Maku your purchase of desirable goods , while iho assortment is unbroken. Fifteenth street next to the postoflice. HOOKS. All members of the P. II. it L. Co. No , 1 are hereby respectfully requested to attend the Regular mooting of the P. H. & L. Co. No. 1 , nt their hall , this ( Tuesday ) eve , Jan. 8th , 1884 , nt 8 o'clock , sharp , per order of D. S. MiTUHKM. , President. E. F. RVLBY , Sec. per F. H. K. lloal Estate Transfers. The following deeds were filed for record in the county clerk's office Janu ary 4 , reported for TUB BEE by Amos' real estate agency : George P. Thompson to Anna E. Lomnx , w d , lota 3 and C , block . ' ! , in Omaha , $2. George P. Bemis nnd wife , George P. her nttornoy in fact , to Jennie B. Ma- Krone , w d , lots 7 and 9 , block "P , " in Low's 1st add to Omaha , § 325. Calvin W. Morford nnd wife to Peter M. Back and wife , w d , lot 7 , block 44 , in Credit Foncier'a odd to Omaha , § 400. POWDER Absolutely Pure. "TliU powder never virlei , A marvel of puill itrccKh and wholeMmcuut. Mote economical thi the cdtnary kind * , anil cannot be told In corupetitlc wtththomultitude of low te t , ifcoil weight , iluui c phoiplut * powiUn. Bold oulylii cant. ltov l b l og PowdtrtXx.Wfl Wall Street Ku York. i -11 * * IrMlB for Infants and Children. nn overcomes l < 'lutuloncy , ( Jonstipa- tlon , Sour Stomach , Diarrhrea , nnd Foverishncss. It insures health and natural sleep , without niornliiiio. " Cftstorift | q BO well nil iptwl to Children Umt I recommend It as superior to nny proscription known to me , " II. A. ARCHER , M. O. , 63 Portland ATO. , IJrooklyn , N. Y. VThnt RlvM our Children KMT checl , What cures taclr fevers , inatM them nlocp ! 'Tin CiMtorln. " TOicnlwihlei fret nnd cry hy turns , What cures their colic , Ulla their wormi , Hut Ciuilorln. AVlmt quickly ciirci Constipation , Bour Stomach , ColJs , Indigestion , Hut CtntorlR , Fnrewcll then to Jlorphlno Byrups , Castor Oil anil Paregoric , and HnllCnutorlnt CENTAUR LINIMENT nn absolute euro for Itliouma- tism , Sprains , Burns , Galls , &c. Tlio most Powerful ami Pene trating Paiu-rcliovliig and Healing Itomcdy known to man. SPECIAL NOTICES. Air3peclalswlll Positively not bo Inserted unless paid in advance , TO LOAN-Monov. - rites ol Interest MONKYTOLOAN-Tholonont licnils' Loan Agency , nth & Douglas ZSi-tf LOAN In sums ol f600. nnd unuard. MONHYTO and Co. , Heal Estate and Loin Agents , 1505 Kiirnam St. S03-U MONKY TO LOAN-J. T. Bentty cans on chattel property. 213 South 14th St. _ dcolfl HELP WAMTBU. _ _ WAN1 Kit Ulrl to do K'cneral hnusou ork A | > ph nt llclmroil & Co. , 13th and Jackson. 745-0 ll ANTHD Olrl to cook and wash for imall faml- T i ly. ( inldille.Uk'cil woman proferrort ) . Good uncos 0 one nainjf pixtlstactory references. App'.i 1810 rarnlmm etrctt 744-D9 WANTIJD A bay to carrs1 papers. Inquire at the 1'ost A Telegraph etllce. 748-10 Two gltlj , a cook and second ( jlrl. WANTBD . U. corner ot aatli nil Caltfornln &L 747-10 " 1X7 ANTKD Olrl forRentral h'nsework In a small family ( German preferred ) 1713 Douglas street , 7420 } "ITfANTKI ) A baiter , 810.00 per month. Cor WIN liixnil nnd 13th Btrects 730 10 $ Good iirl f or housework Oood wages , WANTKD employment N. W. Cor. 18th and tar- nam itrccts. 733-tf " \\7'Ain'ED A Rlfl 'or general homework at S. W. 1 t cor. 20th nud Ilarney streets. 72S-11 § JAMES NKVILLK. rANTED Olrl at S10 south ISth street. VV 71MCI A t Ituitlnn as shorthand nnd tjpo- WASTBD koine experience , mid ( I ° od rcfcrcncca pl\cn. Addrus O. E. Curnlih , care Deer Wells &Co , Council Blulls , Iowa. 749 D ; . /ANTED A girl to do general housework at VV iatlO California St. 7M-12 - to run press at the Job olllco of WANTKD-Boy the Allen 1'rlntlng Co. 7M-7 A good , reliable girl ot 1914 Wtbstcr WANTED strict. 712 If "VX7 ANTKD laundress immediately at Occidental W Hotel. 093 tf WANTIJl > Ten yonnjf mmi * to learn book keep ing , 1510 Douglas street. J. n. SMITU. G358H _ _ WANTED A good girl for general house work , 411 soiitli 11-th St. 080 8 A German kitchen and dlnlmr room WANTED Hesse and Hoppc , 418 S. 13th ht. bet , Ilarney and Howard. 650-8 WANTED A German dining room kitchen girl. HCSBO and HopK , 418 S. 13th St , between llarncv and Howard. 505 tf WANTED A good washer and ironer at 2406 Dodge street. 605-tf WANTED A German lady cook at Amcnca.i house , 923 Douglas street. 518il41 BIT1JATIOH8 WAHTED. _ TX/ANTED-A place by a jounir n n to do chores VV mornings and evenings for hU board. AOdrosn Frank Coach , Irvington , EUD. 749 01 TYrANTED Situation to do general housework In IT a small family by n young gli I. Apply nt 2nd \ouso south from the S. K. conur of llth and la\- i-nport fctrccl. -739 81 WAtiTEE A position an c'irk by a lady of exper ience. Address "L. T. " cor. 10th and rorn m Strcetrt. 710-12 ! WANTED A nltuatlun as housekeeper by mlddlo aped la ly. Addivni "Mrs. 9. J. " Bee olllce. Country preferred. 72I-H \\7AN1T.II-A biluatlon by a j t. fenslurul sick II iiuuo. Best rtfcrcneeglten. Apply 113 N. 14th bt. 697-81 maker nnd ea'dler nlrhesn situation Allarnerx nr country. Cull or address 11. Kmll i , O.nala Homo. (0381 WANTUD-To trade , fine puir ot roadsters , top hugiry and doublb harm so for Omaha property. For ptmlculatii , inqulru ut C. K : Jlajno & Co. , IbiiO Fainamotrout. 495 tf WANTU. WAN1KD To exchange , In park payment for housoand lot , to colt not o crSl.OOu , a No. 1 span of work horws , liornosa and wagon. U. K. Cop- BUU , 15th and 1'acinc struct. 727-10 ] - of Merchandise. ( l > ry Ucod preferred ) , or so'uo business. Will gl\o In ex8 cbango Improved farnm , unit Mme cash. Addrcua- lUndolph Urown , care J lu olllco. 740-12 WANTED For about ten gontlcmen ( Qermans ) gond pihato beard. AilJms "J. lIke olllco. 73 MO A middle aged w Idow lady of good ndilrcsn , ( Amtr- J.\ lean or hn lUh ) wishing a i Iain , pleasant home u houiukcojier In a email family , will otldrcs * I ) , French , Ike olllcg. Ihe l at ol referuncca will bo given anct rtiUlred. | 731-10 $ " \\7ANTED By a widow Udy , a furnished house. 11 The bent olrtferenceaKlteu. Address "JI M. " this oilloc. 729-101 "ITtTANTKD Ten (10) ( gtiitUmenly > oun < men to VV board with or without room nt619H 14th Ht. E63-18' roil KENT rjoiioea and Lota. HUNT OoiUiu r > rooms , rlnngts , pantry , CD- FOll celUr and convenience * . Apply i07 l'aclllo tr et. 74001 lU'.M' UiifuruUheil roonn , ultoble fnrllght FOll . > luk . lOlt How nrd utreet. KENT An eliunntly lurnlahcd alcove room , FOll exposure , all modirn convuilcncm , Uncbi location In Omaht. X , W. Cur. 13th and Farnam Btrcets. 7sr-tf 171011 KEST FurnUlicd rounia l&l ! ! California Ht. l ? 783-81 RKNT FurnUl.od und uulurnWud rooms at FOll Farnam utrcct. 72iO { HENT A new home , 0 roan's , l > y vvlndow , Foil , cor. 1'uclllo aul ISth stittt. CM III "tj OU KENT A house with Broom * aim stable for _ L' fluiroet. \ . I'idfiu between Oth and 10th bta. I/eo'fl etuto'J-'iul and Leavea Inquire at M. / gructiv - worth. 0700) ) IlKNT I'ailur nd bed rujm putly furnleh- FOll or utifurnUlud , In iood Iwutiuti. AdJnn > ! , " Iko olllo. 711-81 I Oll ItENV FuruUhcd front loum 0.6 N. lutli. I 701 111 I OU KENT Ono largo uufurnl > h d rci-m , lictti'd J. ' by bteui , Lot and cold water , and other tcce a- ryconviiilciiccx. liniu'.reJ , H. McCormlck , Union Tn oTl HENT A well furnUhfd room onltto trcet , J1 a blocks Irom theojtra hcuw , Imjulro at Oi7 loutu Uth btreit. 037SI KENT Comfortable fruitt room , aoulh-eut FOll Foujteeuth and ! > > e | > ort , ultable for Oi3tt T7 > 0lt KENT Nlco fuinUhua roomiulUble for two I' | > .t 17U T70ll * HENT Largo heated newly furnished front JL' room cast side Uth between Douglas and Dodge St. O37.tf TT'Oll HKM' a new fi room houses for rent. In- JL' qulro on 10th St. next door to Taclflo Hotel or at 1611 Cass Street. I'.J. Crecdon. 678-tf F IOH 11KN1-A furnished room with board at 2112 California St. 660-10 HENT A new store room. Also ono flat J ? with all modern improvement . licit reasonable to go l parties. Lorcnzcn'a Dlcck , cor. 13th and Howard Street. 012-tl Ii OIl KENT Twoncvvstoros. onenuoo plac for 1 a u'i cvry or ciotning "toro and the oth i a > cry ocslrnblo place for a restaurant , also rooms to rent. Cunningham's block 13th and Jackson. 350-lm KENT Furnished rooms on the northwest FOll cor. ISth and Capltolavcnuo , formerly Crclghton House. _ 133-tf HENT Itoorns In Not > rasl.a Natlona Bank FOll llulldlnR. Most desirable offices In the city. Supplied with hydraulic elevator and heated by steam. Apply at Bank. 62B-tl VOK 3ALt. 37011 SALE C11EA11 Two good strives , ono n cook 1 rtovu and the other a heater. Cull at A. 1'olack'e , 1310 Farnam bt. 701-tf FOll SALE A small Mo lcr , Uthmau VCo. , fire praof safr , almost new , at this ofllce. tf FOll SALE Farm 10 acres , new- house , barn and outVullding ! ) , shade and fru t trees , small fruits in abundance ; excellent location , 4 miles from post- office , } mile from fchnol. Just the thins fcr"tmck" farm or dairy. Price ? 2,800. Will raise In 30 days. O. It. Doane & Co , Iteal Estate Agents , 16th and Douglas streets. 071-tf TTiOIlSALK New- store ll\turc3sbcUInland draw- -P cntatahargain. Inquire at this otllce. 018 tf \ . SALE Few lolf on Idle Wlldo. .Call and J7\OP. eeo abstract ot title. John O. Willis' 1111 Dodge St. 403-1 mo SALE Only Hrst class hotel In n llvo town o IpOH ' railroads , Whitney House , Orlswold , la. -UT-linol OR SALE A business mans residences rooms i F blocks north west of Test Ofllce , $3 250. 33x132 vacant 0 blocks N W. of l > . O. $1.800. 307-tf JIcQAQUK , opposlto P. O. SALE Three lots In Hanseom place. $500 FOIt , monthly payments. McCAGUL' , opposite V. O. 3,8-tf Oil SALE My two story brick residence , 10th F and St. Mary's avenue. Largo bam , out-house , water wor s , well arranged. Lot 60x200. IMai $7.500. Bos' Bargain In Omaha. Call at M. Tot I'd People's Bink. 277-t 12 no oclt west of 1'ark avn FOllSALE Lot ? 60x150. Will sell the vvholo trart tor 87,100 , If sold bcforo January 1st , 1831. Kc.il es tate on ncrs bid this bargain , If you call at Peoples Bunk. 278-tf FOK SALE Cholco business property , three lots cor. Saunders and Charles btrcot. It will pay yen to inv cstlgato this oiler. Call at People's Bank. 279-tf TpOR BALK Improved property , which will pay JD the buyer 20 per cent on the Inv cstmcnt. llenta for 81,920 per year. All occupied hy ilrst class ten ants. Will sell for 310,500 , if sold soon. All or one- half cath , balance , one toiho years. The ahovo in vestment Is w orth investigation. Call tt the People's Bank. 2bO-tf IDOLLED CATTLE AND CLYDESDALE HOUSES. _ L Ti e subscriber is takiug orders for spring Im portation of the abovo. Prices much below those at auction sites. References to these supplied. John McCulIoch , III. Trust and Sav. Bank , Chicago. 203 Srat F I OK SALE A Hrst class second band top buggr Call at 1319 Ilarner street. 0711 FOR SALE Two portaoio Dol.cr" , 10 .lorse power Apply at D. FITXl'ATIUCK , B98-tf 218 South 15th Street TT10K SALE Old newspapers m largo and einal1 JT qcautltloa U this office. tf MISCELLAHEOUS. ANDltnW FINKENKIILLUH has ox.iied ] n meat market at Blunders St. . hctw cen Clark and ( Jracs Sts. , where ho would bo pleased to Imo all his old friend" , and a great many new ones tall and exam ine his stock of meats. i.it-lOj FOUND A gold ony s. ring. FluJcr can have same by calling at Kdholm & nrUKson. 7 < J5-109 THAVKD Oil STOUIN-A red cw Htven ycir ? old with white stripe on back , right hum bo'.t ill ward and toft toward the bead , lluuard will h/ > imid If returned to X.V. . corner 10th andllarnuySte. 73814 FOUND A ilonble carriage blunkit Owiicr can hav B same hy calling at 1127 X. 19lh Btreet and paying chare * . 7)9 ) bi MATB1MONV A Widower of uiUUlu aze , li with out children , of steady , tohcr haiku , drlng bmlnfbi for himself , iloslriy the acquaintance of a respectable 1'totettant lady , of nuddreugapreferred , aud must be < > f some aocomplbbments. In lew of nutrlmonv TniK isno humbug , but me-vn busi ness. Address "A. H. U" Otuihu. D Ur Bte 03J 10 ! MASQUBIUDE : BALL , Saturday , January 12th , IbOJ , at II. Killers , one aud a half miles wet of Ilanncom P .rk. 403-11) ) rpVMIUfc COMPANY book-Wccptnuid accountants. JL Kxamlne and adjust dta-arranged books In a syt- tcuiatlo and accurate nanncr.Kliingcoricctbu'anco ' , will e perl lly attend to postli'B ' up books each day w hero tlio lerv Icia of u hook.Keeper are r iulred but * few hourri , inaklnt ; out InvoUex , statements , and any correiiwuupnco ronfldeiitlallyalao make collec tions. Olllco at P. Boyer and Co. , lo-JO Farram St. . OJg-lmo EDWAED KUEHL , MAOISTKR OP PALUYSTEUY AND CONDITION ALlbT. 303 Tenth atteet , between Karnim and Har. ney , will , with the aid of guardian iplrltn , obtaining any one U'MOO ' of tb past and present , and the certain conditions In the future. Boots aud shooi nil lo order. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. DR. EMILY PAGELSEN , Of * J 1013 DODGE STREET. OHIcs hours 10 | to 4630 to 7:30. : DE. I , MATTICE Gnduato of McGllI University , Mont'eal , and o Hoyal College of l'hy < lci iu , London. Kng. I te o Ixjii on and Edinburgh general hoepltali , ol London 1 hroat Hotpltal and Dublin Hospital f iir w omen. Oitlcu opposite P. O. 16th street , Hejldcnce 2321 St. Mary'i avenue. HounD to 11 a. in.,1 to a and 1 to t p. m. OIUc Teki > hone 1 < 5 R. RISOON . . , UEl'llKSENTfi : rhaonli Aiiunnca Co. , ol ixindoa , Cath Atttot ) . ( otoloi.O Wettchoter , N. Y. , Capital . , . ,000,000.0 The Morcbaoti , of Newark , N. J. , Capital 1CT6OOO.OC Qlrud riro. f hlUd lphla , Caplul . le < XOCO.C ( tinmen' * tHind , C pU lr . . . , . liM,81i.PC ( , Oouti * Nulooal Bink I .K Lots ! Lots ! ! Lots ! ! LOTS o \5 LOTH n lUmiiomK. Kvery ono knows this to be the ncwt't thin * In the market Arni ritw torn is Kir.mtoon. Thc o are roctlcd to be the chcapcd In the market. 00 tor * is OMAHA VIKW. It will payjou to KU with uand vtr.w them. \V would b ptcMml to s ( ow any property we hi v listed. I'rlcc.i and valuoofall thlipropetty will advance In tlio Spring , consequently It will pay to BUY NOW. and av o from f6 to $1(0. Bdowwoat'o o few li > rsalns In IMPROVED PROPERTY. No- No1 92,000. Homo of flic room ) on half lot , nine ) > locl from U. I' , depot. Toms cany. 4 92,5oo. Mutinies corner and tmlldlug , Tcrmt to suit. 5 $2,000. House of six rooms on full lot on 20th St. Oo for It. 0 31,0(0. Two homo on ono lot In good loca tion. Not tli inth st , ncnr street car , and all In ( rood repair. A coed bargain. 7 ? I OCX ) . A macnlllccnt dwtlll'ir In llcillck's RUb-dlvlslon , bnn ncn , with ill the comforU ol our modem civilization. A bargain for ) oil. 8 Seen room home , between Center and Dorcas Btrects , seven blocks from the V. P. dopot. ? 2UO , at d tenns easy. 10 An excellent Intltlo residence property , highly respcctabU locality , ami everything In Ho. 1 shape ; terms , 85,760. 83 82,500. ( lood homo ot six rooms , ury con- \enlent to U. 1' . depot. Thh property Is ( jilt edge and can bo bought for the cnslcul terms powlblo- 70 11,000. Neat cottage on half lot In Parker's ad dition. A bargain. 72 HOMO of seven rooms on Sherman avenue , con venient to the business part , and very desirable for resilience. $3 2uO. 81 A house of eight rooms In Shtnn's iddltlon , nearly new ani only ono block from itrcct cars , a very homelike place , and as a purchase bar- pain simply laimenso. Only $2.000. 05 81,000. A ncnS little cottage In Shlnn'si&ddl * tlon , east frutit , chuip , 07 31,700. Homo ot four rooms on 27th and Doueloa. Terms easy . S3 House of n\o rooms , nearly new , Shlnn's addi tion. 91,000 ; SJCO In cash nod balanao In monthly pa > incuts. 103 82,000. A ( jood house In Shlnn's addition , six rooms and all In coed repair. Ono half down and longtime lor the balance. 107 $2,500. A tiles new house til Hanseom Place , cheap. 109 Sl.Ooo. A small cottairo and lot In Improve ment Aeuoclatlon addition. Look at It. 02 $3,500. To-story homo , of nine roojn , on Nineteenth (19) ( ) street. In Elizabeth place , ono block from street car line. Oo look at It for a bargain. 81,000. On Sherman a\cnuc , a house and lit. Iholot has a 09 foot frontage on two strtuts. Terms cas > . 01 80,800. I.argo two-story house of 14 rooms and good barn , having 0 complete bov stall ) and hay loft , on corner lot on bhurman a\enuo two blocks from cir line. Great place for hotel or business of any kind , do and look at It 04 84,000. A two story homo of 10 rooms on full lot in Shlnn's first addition. Good Improve ments. 62 81,800. A one-story cottai'o on lu 1 lots In Par ker's addition ; peed well and shade trees. Terms to suit purchasers. 60 51,700. Homo ut 0 rooms on very argo lot In C'apltnl hill addition. This placu Is complete , havlnjtbirn , well , cistern , and onl'onu b.ock from car hue. 100 81,600 , House and lot. Monthly paj merits of 812 each. A raru bargain. 00 81,000. House of 3 rooms , and barn , on full lot In Han scorn place , one block from car track. 03 $1,100. Storv and half house of 6 rooms on half lot near U. P. depot Cash bargain. 89 $1,600. La'go store bu ding on leased lot , leasoto run fl > n years. Easy tenns and near depot. 85 81,500. House and lot on Douglas and Twen ty -seventh streets , good barn , well and cistern ; 8SOO down and balinco to suit. 82 SSOO Two story frame utoro building , 22x00 , on Sixteenth titrcct Shelving and counters , curtains , etc. The lease on lot can run fl\o \cars. This store building it enl ) three blocks from pobtollltc ; will sell for cash. 84 81,250. House and lot in Kountz 3 addition , bctvv ecn Tenth and Kiev cnth on Hickory. This It a great birgaln. 70 85,000. Nice hon o and lot on Clark sttcct , K. V. Smith's addition. Convenient to street car ; a valuiblo corner for residence or business. CHEAP LOTS In parta of the city ANSIS In parrs of the State. Conveyancing and oil kin def of Ies l pipers executed at our ofllc * . Aloney loaned on Ucal Estate. on't fail to see other bargains on our lists. tTNot < kry Publlo always In our odlcc. 24TUOUSC3 to rent. Sears & Bosard , COH. 15THAND DODflK ST3. , ( Williams' Block ) Within 1A miles of Postoflice , . on and near street car lines , at AND UPWARD , IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS ! $10.00 to . $25.00. IN SUBU11BS , $1OO EACH IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS , § 10. THOUSANDS of acres of Improved and unlraprovol FARM LASfD Throughout the State at § 3 * , o § 50 per acre. Long time ; low interest. i Houses , Lots and Lands BOUGHT AND SOLD. G. E. DOANE & CO. , S. W. Cor. 15th and Douglas Sts. MCCARTHY & BURKE , UNDERTAKERS ! 218 UTH STREET , BET. FARNAM AND DOUGLAS.
