Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, February 08, 1884, Page 8, Image 8
> " ? * 8 THE DA1LF BEE-OMAHA , FlUDAY , JFEIffiUAKY 8 , 1884. THE DAILY BEE. i OMAHA. Friday Morning , Fob , 8 , . ' "V LOOAL BREVITIES , Clara MorrU pauod through this city on her way to Denver yoitordny noon. * Now crop clover nnd timothy socd for sale Shtigart , Walto & WIes , Council Bluffs , Iowa. f8-lm The overland train was three hours livto yostordny Afternoon , tlio delay being causct by the deep snows In Western Nebraska am Wyoming. In police yostordayconrtmornlnn thrcodl ) turbcrs of tlio peace nniworod to tlio call for volunteers nnd were each given the customary $5 nnd trimmings. Undo Tom's Cabin will bo presented by homo tnlont at the Saratoga ecliool homo tht craning. The Union 1'aclflo orchestra II furnish the muslo for the entertainment. Coasting on the aide walks should bo n ! > o' Ishod In A city ns big M Omaha , nnd novoral citizens who Iiavo seen ladles knocked down by tlods on Capitol hill propose to "run In" to jnll the next boys caught on the sldowalki. The Douglas County Medical society met at St. George's hall , Tuesday night , nnd hold .their regular monthly meeting. Dw. Murray And Galbralth were admitted as members , nnd after the regular b'islnoM Dr. II. Durham road spicy paper on the "Tho Moral Philosophy of Fat. " A man who was driving up Ilarnuy street Wo Jnoaday evening wns discovered to bo an Incipient bonfire , Ms clothes burning qulto briskly Walter Kelley who wns passing wnrnet the man of Ids danger nnd helped him with the oRglstnnco of several men who came up , to "dlvost himself of his outer garments and ox tlngulshod the fire by rubbing them in tlio snow. It Is reported that Mrs. Hitter , who recently contly loft her husband nnd children nt Sioux JMLs , la. , nnd came to Omaha with a male frlond , bw ropoiitod and loft for homo last evening. After eluding her huiband nnd the officers In tlih city , Mm. Hitter went to 131alr nnd romntnod until Tuesday whonolio rotuniod and on the strangth of n letter from her hus band offering to forglvo nnd forgot , dqtorinlncd to profit by her dearly purchased oxporionca in Nebraska , and go back to her family. Hlio was wise in this nnd should Htay nt homo In future. ' PERSONAL. L. A. Paffer and J. 11. Gat more , Valley , Nob. , are at the Metropolitan , M A.lIartlgannnd'V * . W. Muldoon , ntrico , are registered nt the Metropolitan L. 0. 1'nco , Lincoln , nnd J. KJacleman and lady nro stopping nt the Biatropolltan. II. T. Maxwell , Olnrku , nnd It. S. Pen nlngton , Beatrice , Neb are nt the Motronol Han , J. W. T'dtlo , Wood lUvor , is a guest ntthe Jlllton Noble's troupe Is nt the Metropoli tan. .fmnos Ware , .Nebraska City , nnd V. K. \Vlilto , I'lattainouth , nro nt the Pnxton. Max Hoffman , CJrand Island , and William A' . Miller are nt the Mlllard. [ William Sandore , Pnpllllon , 1A. . Wollnmn ' and A. Wellmon , Hampton , nro guostii of the Mlllard. ) : V , M. Porsoy , Ponca , , T. II. Edooy , Fair mont , are stopping nt tko Mlllard. Goo.W. Fnrwell , Lincoln , and L. M. Tomb- lin , Arrapahoe , nro guests of the Mlllard , fO . Chief Clerk Stacy is confined to his room > if by a severe cold. til A. J. Ifanscom nnd family started for Now tilO "Vork yeutorday afternoon. th Milton Nobles came In on the overland al train yesterday afternoon , S. D. Dent , of Hastlngx , is nt the Paxton. David Wine and wife , of Lincoln , are guostn , of the Paxton. \l G. X. Bellows , agent of the Now York & Baltimore railroad , in , quartered nt tlio Pax- ton. ' 0. P. Stocking nnd wife , of DonnlstocklDg , KB nt the Paxton. or E. W. Terry , Nebraska City ; G. Winter- oil ten , Geneva ; Hon. B ! J. Alexander nnd P. B J ) , Sturdevaut , Lincoln , nre guests at the ta l'ox ton , taui ui Chnrloi D. Smith and L , 0 , Burr , of Llu < coin , are nt the Paxton , N. Caf > tellar , of Blair , is stopping at the Taxton. 8V An IMItor'a Tribute. 3 t Theron P. Koator. Editor of Ft. Wnyuo , I'l .liid. , "Gozetto , " writes : "I'or the post flvo tt years have always used Dr. King's Now Dig- tti .covcry , for coughs of jnostsovero character , as ttu well wi for tkoco of n milder type. It uuvur u fall * to effect a speedy euro. My frionda to sa 'whom I have recommended It , gpealc of It In ia MIUHJ high terms. Having boon cured by it of iaa every cough 1 have Lnd for five yoaw , I con- iaBi Bluer it the only reliable and sura euro for Bi Coughs , Colds , etc , " ( Jail at 0. J1. Goodman's ciB Drugstore and got A J'rre Trial Bottlo. Largo ciOi Slzo 81,00 , Oi THE BAETHdEDI ai STATUE , aiA ® A. Second Meeting to uo Hold nt the w Mlllard tlila Kvonlng. ww The hold in the ac mooting parlors ot the la Millard hotel yesterday afternoon to iii adopt plans for raising money for the in pedestal of Hartholdi'a ' statue , waa not j attended no largely aa desired. Quito a inw inF goodly number was present but no busi- F CM was done or auyjilan agreed upon , Hon , llahlon Chance gave his viovrs to the mooting as did other * present. The o in attendance expressed deep interest in the movement and will make strenuous efforts to secure the amount desired from thii state. AinoiiR thoao present werp Judge Like , Jud > o Savage-Joseph H. Millurd and Hertnau Kounteo. The meeting then adjourned to this evening. It vras agreed by the cotntnittoo ap pointed for that purpoto that the follow ing notiru bo published in iho daily paP - P M pi tie oily , An udjourntu rueeting to devise wart End moans for raising money for the .Bartholdi'pedcstal , will bo held in the jparlova of the Millurd hotel this evening A rfprtwentativo of ( he national com- - littiU Hill bo preeent and report th < J'f rsM of the noV > tfl wirk , , H. KOUNTEK , 3 , II. MILLAUD , t J. W. SAVAOK , - > Committee. A l < Ufe toek-ol window and brnameu < at AUDACIOUS O'DELL The Quack Denies the -Charges Haflo in The Bee ol Tuesday , A. Warrant Issued for Jills Arrest for Abortion Porlormcil In lown. The man O'Doll , who insists in dis gracing the profession by calling himsol a doctor , has handed in a communication in which ho flatly denies all the charges made in THE BEE of Tuesday last , ant furthermore states that ho can prove thai they are fatso in every particular , but al the same time ho fails to provo that they are not true. His unsupported wore will not answer as proof. Ho says the only tapeworm of eighteen inches in length which ho has ever removed was from the body of a lady at No , 315 North Fourteenth street , this city. Ho further says that as for the detective mentioned ho never saw him , nor did ho ever know of him. In fact , ho declares that TUB BKK , in handling his case , has grossly misrepresented Him. If O'Doll haw any proof to substantiate what ho say in this matter , wo are ready to rccoivo it , but knowing that ho can furnish no proof wo do not hesitate to brand him what ho is a quack. A BKK reporter had a conversation with O'Doll a few days since , and inquired ol him where ho had attended college , and f i om what institution ho had graduated , and as to whether ho was the possessor of n diploma. O'Doll stated that ho had a diploma , but failed to show the docu ment. Ho claimed that ho vras a gradu ate of the Philadelphia college in 1873 , but could not remember the name of a single professor in the institution at that time , and could not even give the name of the president. It is a well known fact that at that time Buchanan was the president of the Phil adelphia college , and that diplomas were sold to anybody who , applied for them with 85 in their hand. Buchanan was chasod/rom Philadelphia to Detroit whpro ho was arrested and taken back to Phila delphia , where ho committedBuicido. O'Doll is undoubtedly ono of the 85 doctors and with his enormous cheek ia trying to impose upon the good nature of the citizens of Omaha , which , however , ho will find a hard matter. While looking up his record a little , a BKK reporter happened into police court where ho'found the following document : "Henry E. Guchor being duly sworn , deposes and says that O'Doll , full name unknown , is charged with having com mitted the crime of abortion , on or about tfio first day of July , 1883 , at Polk county - ty ; Iowa ; and alllant further says that said O'Doll , full name unknown , is a fu gitive from justice and'is now within Douglas county , Nebraska. " The document is properly signed by G. Bonoko , police judge , and on the 10th day of December last a warrant was is sued for the arrest of O'Doll. About this time O'Doll disappeared md was absent until a few weeks sinco. The man making the above affidavit re mained in this city until within a short time , when ho departed for his homo in Iowa and the oflicor returned the war rant to Judge Bonoko , and O'Doll then rotuniod to this city. But the end is not yot. From the above it is plainly soon that ) 'Doll is not only a1 quack of the worst typo , butalso _ a criminal and fugitive from justice , and will in a few days.with- ut doubt bp looking through the bars of ho county jail. A Very lloinarkublo llecqvory. Mr. Goo. V.Willing , of Manchester. Mich. , vrltos : "My wife has boon almost holploas or ! five years , so holplont that sbo could not turn ever In bed alone. She used two Uottles f Kloctrlo Dlttors , and Is BO much Improved , hat aha Is now able to do her own work. " Kloctrlo Blttors will do nil tlmt IB claimed or ! thorn. llun-Jroda of testimonial "attest tholr trroat curative powers. Only fifty cents buttle nt 0. F. Goodmnu'H. | IMMM % A OEOOZED ATTOENEY , Walter ISonnoit Oliiu'Kea With Ob taining Money in nn innto Manner. Below is published an ailidavit from ono Samuel Harmer , a resident of Coun Bluffs , in shich ho states that Walter Bennett , an attorney of this city , did ob ; tain the sum of $10 from him ( Harmer ) under false pretenses : AN AFFIDAVIT. STATE oi' NEUHAHKA , 1 POUQLAH COUNTY. f Nl SAMUEL HAUMKII , First being duly sworn , deposes and says that about the 30th day of January , 1881 , nfljant ap plied to ono Walter Bennett , an "attorney Omaha , for the purpose of having said Bennett i procure alllant a divorce from wife , for which said Bennett informed said ailiant that ho could procure the same in three ( S ) weeks according to tlio lawn of Nebraska. Alliant informed said Benuott tlmt ho was a resident of Coun Bluffs , in the state of Iowa , and said Bennett know affiant wag residing at Council Bluffs , in said state , and vras not aresldontof Nobraskaandnovorhadboon. Alliant paid said Bennett the sum of $10 , and was to pay a balance of $11 when said divorce woo procured , which was to bo in three weeks. Said Bennett well know ho could not procure the same according to his said agreement nnd the laws of Nebraska , Aillant reposing con- lidenco in aaid Bennett's statement and not knowing what the laws on the sub ject in said state pajd said Bonnet the monoy'aforosaid , a copy of the receipt of which is hereunto attached below. Further alllant saith not. ( Copy. OMAHA , January : 30 , 1881. Received of Samuel Hornier ton del lars , retainer in divorce .mutter. WAITEH BENNETT. ( Sicnod. ) SAMUEL UAHMUU. Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 7th day of February , 1881 , K. M. STENUKUU , to Notary Public , Douglas county , Neb , Ouo day lost week "Rod" Mulchy was arrested and charged with vagrancy. This is the oocond time within a few mouths that ho has boon called upon to answer to this charge , Upon being \ -irought into court lost Thursday ho pleaded not guilty and was required to BUI jive bonds for his appearance Fridtiy. A reeiionsiblo business man signed his bond ( ana ho was released. On Friday ho waa not ready for trial and a continuance was granted until Monday last , when ho again asked for rooro time nnd the CASO was again continued until Wednesday f , teruoon , when his bondsman appeared and stated that Hulchyhad concluded to go to work nnd would da BO to-day. 11 now remains to bo aeon whether ho wil in the future cat his broad in the sweat of his brow or no. The police and city officials are making a strong effort to rid the city of vagrants and all persona who have no visible moans of support , but their labors will bo in vain if business men continue to go upon the bonds to liberate from custody this class of pooplo. Judge Bonoko says there are two classes of tramps , the high-toned ones nd the low-toned ones , and ho considers the former the more dangerous whip ! undoubtedly is the case. BISTBIOT COURT , An Itnporlant DamnRO Suit Tried nni licit to the Jury. In the district court ycatordrty , morn ing Judge Neville waa unable to proccoi with the cnll of his assignments , his proa once at homo being required on nccoutr of fiiokncas in his fnmily. The cnso of Spaulding against O'lkion was finished before Judge Wakoly. Tlio case of Anna K. Johnson , by her next friend , against Andrew Noleon was then taken up. This action was brough to recover $5,000 damages for porsona1 injuries rociivod by the plaintiff at the handdof the defendant. . The testimony showed that .Annio K. Johnson , in the early part of the year 1883 , went to the homo of Air. Nelson , who resided about eight miles north of Omaha , to live and go to school. On the 1st day of December of the sntno year , as she had not boon nt school a day while living with Mr. Nelson , she was ordered by her mother to como homo , and the next morning the plaintiff stated to Sir. Nelson what her mother had commanded. The defendant became enraged raged and ordered her to change her clothes and go immediately to her homo , which was distant orer a mile and a half. This day was a bitter cold ono and her change of clothing had given her nothing but t. few cotton rags. She was nearly two hours in reaching her homo , where she arrived almost frozen to death. She was confined t/i her bed nearly thrco weeks , and it was chimed by her counsel , Mr. Cowin , that she luid received per manent injuries. The dofandant filed a general denial to the plaintiff's petition. The case was hotly contested by the counsel on both sides , and was concluded at U p. in. The Judge did not give his instructions to the jury , which waa dis charged until 10 a. m. to-day. In the evening the jury in the case of Spalding against O'Bnen returned a vor- Hot , but its contents could not bo oscor- ainod. An action was begun by A. M. Schuo- jor & Co. against Jacob Itosonfiold tore- cover judgment against defendant for $2,025. The grand jury returned no indict ments yesterday , but were busily en gaged in the investigation of the Snell caso. caso.Tho following is tlio assignment of causes for to-day : Before Judge Wakoloy Spaulding vs. O'Brien ; submitted to jury , Lois vs. Harhnan. Kuhn vs. Bankoa ot al. Johnasen vs. Nelson. Callahan vs. Nebraska Gas Light Coin- pany. Before Judge Neville Ed war da vs. Board of County Conv missionors. Foulk vs. Kennedy Manufacturing Company. Agoo vs. McClonogan. Platvs. . Omaha. Baldt vs. Smith ot al. Robinson vs. Clifton. t THE LOST KESTOBED , 1 Mrs. Hitter Becomes Weary of AVanJv and KoturiiH to Her Homo and Husband , c fi Mrs. Rittor , the woman concerning fib vrhom the papers of this city have said BO much , has probably returned to her lomo. The acU and eccentricities of his woman were strange indeed. When alio came to this city , just two woeka go , she had $1,150 , of which aho lost rc ? 50 the morning after her arrival by the K1 dishonesty of her paramour. She stopped at the St. Charles hotel , and although she was there nearly ton days , aho formed the acquaintance of but fow. She would talk of her homo and children u ouo day and the next oho would say she was going away and would never rotuni. When she was informed by her friends that she was under the surveil 3 lance of the police she quietly withdrew from the hotel , and her disappearance had not boon noticed more than ton min E utes before the city marshal and her hus- band'cama in for the porposo of arresting A her if necessary. She finally , after elud ing the city police for three or four days , in succeeded in getting to Blair. After staying there about n week she became w penitent , and telephoned to Mr. Hoidlo- 51 berger , vrho clerks at the St. Charles , 51M inquiring if ho know anything concern R ing her children. She waa finally in duced to return to Omaha , and came down from Blair last Wednesday even Hi id ing. While hero on. her return aho atayod at the St. Charles , and gave her money to the clerk to count ; $513 was all son she had loft. In Blair she bought a > horao and buggy , for which she paid 8320 , a silk dress , gold watch , nnd many dept other things indicative of a well-filled purse. After she had rotuniod hero she again ptHi resolved not to return homo , but was inT Hi ducod to do so through fear of the law , nnd Jon Thursday morning last ac q companied by an oilicor who escorted her the Bluffs , started for her homo , where ahe hail loft her two only children , She would ppoak of her acts with the greatest indifference , and seemed entirely 10 lost to any material fooling. ' She is probably this morning will ) her ? family , where it is to bo hoped she will constrained to remain. liiioklou'B Arnica Sulvo. to of The greatest medical wonder of the world. \Yinrftuted to upeodlly euro Hums , Cuts , Ul- ta cera. Halt liheum , 1'ovor Sores , Cancer * , riles , ChUlblaluu , Corni , Totter , Chapped hands. gor ! nil tkln eruption , garanteoii to cure ID t wory Instancy , or money refunded. "Q touts Mr box , rau Underwear , Flannels , Kto. A complete q stock , all new. You can save money in buying these goods at A. n J21-ood-10t PIERGY & BRADFORD , Hardware Dealers , AssM to Sheriff Miller Yesterday Morning , The Indebtedness Not I/nr o nnd n Prolmbllltr Thnt tlio Stock W t P r Quito a little ripple appeared upon th commercial sea of Omahayestorday morn ing , by the announcement that Piorcy Bradford , the woll-knovrnhardwaro firm had made an assignment to Sheriff Miller It was a matter of great surprise to largo majority of the business men as i was generally supposed that the firm wa doing a largo and profitable business , an so they were , and there was , in reality no occasion for an assignment aa the firm was solvent. The reason for this 'movement is th fact that the two partners had como to distrust each other and each accused the other of being dishonest and a coolncs sprang up between them and instead o working with each other they constantly worked against each other. As a consequence quonco the business was not properly looked after , and the bills of the firm were not paid when due , and ono of their heaviest creditors put in an _ appearance on Tuesday and after looking into the affairs , thought it best to close out the business. A few days since the firm made a state ment to the effect that ! their assets were 818,000 , while their liabilities were but $0,000. It appears , however , that their liabilities are about § 10,500 and their as sets will run about as follows : Stock , 813,000 ; book accounts , $7,000 ; teams , wagons , etc. , § 1,000 , making in all aboui $30,000. There is a strong probability thai the stock | vrill pay out , but the creditors are not looking for much ever 75 cents on the dollar. The firm of Picrcy & Bradford , began business March 1st , 1882'ns succcesora to D. A. Piorcy , who had boon in the hard ware business in this city for sometime. It ia to bo regretted that this stop should bo taken , as the firm wore next in the hardware business to Milton Rogers. It was understood this afternoon that papers had boon sworn out against Mr. Piorcy ty Mr. Bradford , and that ho will bo arrested upon hin rotuni from thosouth. Mr. Bradford has had an export book keeper at work on the books for several weeks past , and has found considerable sidorablo crookedness. , EDWARD OAEROL , DlB llomalns Awaiting Interment , The remains of Edward Carroll , the unfortnnato man who died atSt. Joseph's hospital on Friday evening last , are still lyitlg in the undertaking rooms of Mc- Carty & Burke. It was thought at onetime time that an inquest should bo hold , but upon investigation there can bo no doubt that the man came to his death by inju ries other than those received from a ' policeman. "The statements concerning him are very conflicting , but this much is certain that ho was violently thrown from a buggy upon a hard pave ment and severely injured. This man'ft A history is another example of the ruin brought about by drink. Upon in quiry it jis learned that ho has an educated and highly respectable family in Chicago. But ho ) covV. not refrain from the intoxicating cup , and was brought gradually lower and lower , until ho was an outcast from his own family. Ho finally drifted to Omaha , and worked for Mr. 0. F. Good man as a teamster. His employer says ho was ono of the beat of men with this O ono : exception , and that even when in toxicatod ho was ono of the most harm- less men. His family , it is stated , resides ) ' sides on Hyde 'park , and his wife is se worth nearly $75,000. She has been see telegraphed to , but no answer ban been ol received. The body will bo kopr for a elm couple ) of days yet , and if no directions from his friends are received an order to bury him a.t the county expense will bo applied for ' , as ho was entirely penniless when ho 'died , and has no friends in the city. Heal Kstato Transfers , The following deeds were filed for . record in the county olerk'a otilco February ary 6 , reported for Tuu BEE by Arccs , real estate agency : I U. P. 11. II. Co. , to Frederick Schro ler , w d , sw | of BW of sec , 8 , 14 , 11 , containing 40 acres , § 320. II Eunice Pattoa , James M. , her husband Jennie Schulds , w d , lot 10 in God frey's add. # 500. George H. Bogtjs and Lewis W. . Hill , unmarried , to M. S. Barr ott , w d , lota , 4 , C , 0 and 7 , block 1 , in Omaha View , 81,375. George L , Miller and wife to James M. iwotuatn , w d , lot 4 , block 10. in West End add. to Omaha , 8750. Anna E. Rood and Robert Rood to Anna N. Thompson , w d , sub 14 of lot If. Capitol add. , 1,600. William Fleming to Rebecca J. Lovolt , d. lot 2 in Preston it Williams' add. , 81,028. AA Samuel E , Rogers and wife to Loyi F. tlcKonnn , w d , lot 5 , block 8 , S. 1C. Rogers add. , 8000. llenry W. Yotos and wife to Anna E. Reed , w d , lot I ) , block 2 , Oapitol Hill idd. . 81,025. John D. Thomas to John P. Thomp , w d , lot 8 , block 340 , lots 2 and 3 , look 211A , in Omaha , also aw } of BOO 5-llM ) , containing 100 acres , $15,500. Lawrence F. Mullory to Ella Mullory , decree of court , lot 30 , BOO 10-15-13. Annie Barsalow to J. 0. Cow in , q o a w . } of sec 10 , 15 , 13 o. $1. Ella Mullory Robertson and H. W. lobertsou , her husband , to J. 0. Cowin , o pt a vr Jof see 10 , 15 , 13 o. $2,700. August Kountze and wife to Jauios lichards , w d n A of 1 12 , b 5 , in Countzo'a 3d add. " 8350. Arthur Baily and wife to William Ban- man , w d , part so cf aw and lot 25 in BOO , 15 , 13 , § 2050. Joseph Barker to the public , plat of armenter Place , subdivission of blk 7 in West Omaha. Frank Murphy and Goorp-o E. Barker the public , plat of West Omaha , w * BW i of BO | of BOO 20 , 15 , 13 o , con taining 20 aciea Edwin Tool Curator to W , F. Ballin- , lease , lot 24 in Charles add , part no of so jof euo 21 , 15 , 10 o , § 140. Edwin Tool , curator , to William Fo- , lease , lot 23 in Clark's add. , 8.1,000. John Edward , ot al. , to William Ruth o d , nel of ncj uejof ieot,14 , 10 o , 81 Oeorco Armstron and wife to Lewi , F.Mclveima. wd , ii of lot 4. block 3,1 thi Armstrongs add , $1,200. irltb Anthony Bailey and -wifo to Wel-'K ! mine Bnumat ) . w d , pt nw corner block 1 in E. V. Smitii's ' add. 82,050. First Notioual Bank , of Pola , Iowa , by E , R. Cassott , president , and J. H. Stu- bcnranch , cashier , to Louis P. Larson , w d , n J " of BW | of sec. 11 , CO , 0 o , $800. L. "M. Anderson and wife to A. H , Swan , ot al , trustees deed , part of BOO 3,4 , . , 5 , and 9,14 , 13 , part of sec. 32 and 33 ana 31 , 15 , 13. 8(111 ( a Cnmltic. The headquarters and factory of the J. M. Brunswick & Balkc Co. , arn still lo cated at 50 ! ) South Tenth street , Omaha , Nob. , and Mr. John Uochatrasser is still in charge , and is not only the general agent but likewise manager of the con- corn. Parties anticipating the purcha o of billard tables or supplies of nny kind will find it to their interest to buy ol this house and thus save agents' commis sion. The J. M. Brunswick & Balko tables are recognized by all expert bit liardists to bo the most superior table now in inc. All the first-class hotels and billiard halls are supplied with those goods. A full line of remodeled , rcfin- ishod and second hand tables are kept in stock. Owing to their immense facilities for producing these goods they can bo sold at lower prices than can bo furnished by any commission agent. Do not fail to call upon The J. M. Brunswick Co. 508 S. Tenth street , before purchna ing billiard tables , pooltablcs or sup plies. HOW TO MAKE A Good Cup of CofTeo and Tea Is an every day inquiry , and in the science of modern cookery the , prepara tion of cofleo and tea has received much attention. But the great want has been for n suitable vessel in which to prepare Mid servo , in a state of purity and perfec tion , these highly prized beverages of the table. A rEUFECTLY made cup of coffee should contain the aroma , the flavor , and the essence of the berry , should have a rich brown color , bo clear and entirely free from grounds. THESE HESUI.TS CAN INLY bo obtained by preparing the cofleo in a vessel that prevents escape of all steam andflavor _ , that filters the liquid , and in which the beverage is made by in- 'usion instead of by boiling. Such a ves sel wo offer you iu the "Ideal" Coffee Pot. J. B. FUBNOII & Co. "BOSTON STORE , " Tenth St , By giving the bargains advertised by us during the past thrco days , our store iias boon crowded. AVe will continue our sale until these goods , ( placed on our counter at half price ) are closed out. Wo have already quoted prices which are unapproached in Omaha , nnd would ask your immediate inspection , as these j" ooda are soiling very rapidly. Remem ber everything us advertised at THE "BOSTON STOEE. " 614 & 616 Tenth St , The Danish association of Omaha will lava their llth annual masquerade ball , Saturday eve , Feb. 9th. Only for mem- 'icrs and ( hose having invitation. Tick ets $1.00. Members are entitled to two tickets at half rate. Gallery 50c , to bo lad at S. Nelson's , 20th and Burt ; A. Dorn , IGth and Chicago streets ; Hanson ; Klindt , , St. Mary's avenue ; S. Jona- sen , 13th and Harnoy ; Chos. Itaamusson , Farnam street ; U. Neve , 10th and Howard ; S. Jorgensen , 10th and Jack son ; K. Honrickson , Loavenworth and th , and A. Granbeck & Co. , Cth and Piercoy. H. F. JOHN MALLUIESEX. f4-5 7-9 SYNDICATE HILL. This is a now addition to Omaha join- ng tlio syndicate lands. Nicely located , eautiful ( view and lots , will bo sold cheap. No finer residence lots in any lart of the city. Parties wishing to buyer or make investments should not fail to secure some of this property. Choice of lots , § 100 , corner lots , $125. No ono oleo oilers lots so cheap. Call early and make selection. BEWOKI * & Souuit , tf Soward'a Cough Cure never foils. At n2-tf GOODMAN'S. ' Ono dollitr will buy ono of our own mnko stock shirts , v/oith two sold else where. Our order department is stocked .with the finest and largest selection of fancy shirtings. Omnba Shirt Factory. The Colorado ooai sold by Jefl' W. Bedford ) is as frou from soot and as clean as Rock Spring. j22-tf FOB SAIE Two portable steam boilers , 10-horoo power. Apply at D. FITZPATIUOK'S , 17-tf 9.1 RrniUi ifith St. Ono car load of show-coses , oval and mansard , all sizes just received at Good man's. n2-tf. Colorado , Rich Hill , Walnut Black , Iowa and Boulder soft cools , and the best quality of hard coal for sale by Jeff W. Bedford. j22-\f NEW PAWN'BROKEU. Money loaned on Clothing , Jewelry , Watches , and Diamonds. A. SMITH , 20-tf G20 South 10th street. Fen RENT. Ono Ballot & Davis quaro piano. Inquire at Kdholm & Ericknott ; ( i-Ut POWDER' ' - Absolutely Pure. 1 Thlt powJor never Ttnii. A nancl c ! purlljr itmnjh a 1 wtijlucjncu M U > r oouoinla I tlat j o3lo rjr kludi1 , md c * ct b i olj in coini > ttl < loii - tbemaUltud f low ( MS , i ivrt might uluui or 1 phMDlutep i ( ! o . Sold only I a n > ji . Itorullikk. J Vork , \ Bnfants and Children Without Morplilno or Tfaroottniy { WhatRlvM our Children rosy chwks , I What cures their fevers , nmKes them sloop } 'Tl < fnntorln. When rtable * fret , nnd err by turn * , What cures their colic , kflU their n ornn. , , lint Cnitnrl ff J ltll 1/i ' r What quickly enrol Constipation , Sour Stomach , Colds , Indigestion : J Hut ( ifintorln. Farewell Uicn to Morphine Bjrrups , Castor Oil and TarcRorlc , nnd Ilnll Cnninrln. Contour Liniment. An at' ' Bolnto onro for Rhoamntism , Sprains , Bams , Gnlla , &o. , and an Instantyuioons Pain-rollover. SPECLAJL NOTICES. jcarspeclals will Fosltlvelynot bo Inserted unless paid in advance. TO LOAN-Monov. ONEY TO IXAN The lowest rates of Interest 1VI "neuu8r eMi A Reno7. IGth''DougUii SB4-W TO LOAN Insuma of 1300. and upward. MONEY Davis anil Co. , Heal Ivjtito and Loan Agents , 1505 Farnam St. 89Mf HELP A K0"d ft'1 ' 'or Kcncrul house work In WANTED ftfamllyof two , KO < 1 WBROJ. Apjily at At kinson's millinery establishment , frclghton block icar the PostolHco. 345 tf W 'ANTKD A girl for general house work , 2012 Harnoy ht. 2 4-7J "IT7ANTKO Iiurroilatclj , flrst-ciaai laundress at VVthuCorzeiiu. 348 s ; TT7ANTKD-Experienced cook and laundrots at 1 _ 1724 Da > cnpoit ttrcet. 319-D \TTANTEIl A fifl at the City Hotel for Rcnorat VV hltshen hcli. | S S WANTED Girl for general hoti'cwork. Apply at the Waterworks olllee , 151U Furnam St , 340-9 " \ \17ANTED- furgcneril housework 1 < 14 north > V ISth at. _ - gttl forRC'cral hou o ork , oin- plojment bureau S17 N. IQtli St. 3428 * ATl/ANIED ( llrlln uiimfTfamily. Inquire at C. W .1. Canau & Co. 234-tf WANTED A coraptl nt illii'n ; room RlrlImmed iately at the St. Charles Hotel. 230-8 - Hrst o'a s ohaniuor maid at Leon WANTKD-A IK tot 022 S. 10th St. t3-8 ! Va'hlno hands at the Omaift Shirt WANTED factory 1207 Farnam St. 23D-tf ANTKD A first classmalo waiter at Leon Ko W jiald's Uuropcrm Hotel C2i S. 10th St. 232 3 < TirANTFD Immediately , a poud woman , to do VV m-noral heusourrk or. Mason and 10th St. BUCKhYU JIEAT 3IAUKET. 20S 75 TXfANTED A Rill forsecond work , and to assist V > with was > hlncraud Ironing. Applj to Mrs K'ng- ' mill , 601 Pleasant fat. 2nd St , north of cement , bet. , St. Har/s ao , and Harnoy St. 30 8t WANTii : ) A RKd ) female cook. Call on Mrs. John J. Monoll , St. Marj's avo. , nurtlrslde ouo leer \ , cat of 20th St. 237-9 "ITt/ATiTEU A jouni ; man | < oescsstnK a Kood eiln- V > cation , can secure niituatlon. Ucferenccs w ill > o required. Address P. O. Dtvc 12U Council Bluffs , a. 22612 TT7ANTED A good and o < pcrloucO't t nner can V > tlnd auttady job. App'y.siatlnswa cd. C. F. Elselfy , Norfolk , hot , 212-118 WANTED CIrl at Mrs. A. S. Kerjualu's 1DSO N. 18th Street. 218-111 WANTED Servant jjlils of iv'l kinds in reed of employment , to call ntour ofliiw , opposite post- olflco , bctveen 4.SO nnd 9 p. in. OAHNON , JONES & CO , Frenier Block. 048-lm "ITCTANTED A Oermau dining room kitchen girl. VV Ucuso and lloppo , 418 B , 13th St , between lameyandlloward. 605 tf \\7.\NTED hUii TT sewing In private famil.v. Call rr addrun Mlm Emilia llor , 25th bt. 2nd house north of ht > Marj's a > e. 3537 * TX/AN'TED A situation as second girl in urinate W family , with references. Employment Bu > uau , 217 N. lUhktrr-ot. 43-7 * WANTED By a chemist and druggist nf several years experience , IrfLondun , Eiin'UndandaUo n thluconutr ) , as Ulsucnser or Tiera ) assistant. Adur'88 "C. 11. " care Mr. Alexander Johnson , Liim- , Bhxjmlngton Neb. 229-8 * A Young luaii speal both Geruion anil Enrllali llncntly , ilcslrcs a itiutoiiassalrtmun : ortlilp- < lerk m a grocery or conunla'lon house , llrf- ctonccs ghen II < lu Ircil Adilrcua "UF , " tliU otilco. 218-7B WANTED A iilaco for a lioy 10 yean olil to work for his hoard. Adilreis ' "A. J. " this otilco. 211-7 ] WAX1KD-Situations ( or flrht ulodi domeatlcH. Call at onr otllca ircm 4-33 to 0-11. m. Saturdaj a 1 to 9 | v m.- CANNON , JONES & KO. , Opp. V. 0. VVAIlTb. V\7 ANTKD-Jtook kcoplnp , ft t of honks to ] ui t TT uo owning or u few huurn t noh day nnd ulao look after collection ) * . Addrctiv ' ! . L. " Boo ulllcc1 llcut ft tetaisnceaglMin , 131 tf WANTED A stock of incichondlao tat cither ol the follow inir. A 400 HCIM highly linprotcil farm I Wixcunilu , < n h price 310,000. A 210 acru farm DO miles ( ram Chluigo , price $3,000. Perfect tltlu. Ait l.cni W. W. WIIuo 1312 Dodge bt , , Onuha. WASTED Furnished room and boud In prhato ftmll } ' , for wan and wlib. Imttiire at blilreiimu Uroi & Cu , , 1SOS 1'arnam Ht city. TITAKTED-Doatdfor famijy ol tUrce. V < lvatn fam- TT ll > preferrwl , AUdro.8 BUtlDjf ttrms , "U. I' . " thlsollice. 1P30J WAmKD Kor a cmUuier , etr-m room rn r T Dam tit. IjLlj : , t 8111UVKU. 12'J-H YXTANTED V' rtifs vlthliijloarderaand T T st-juih of board In privute houuti , with or Kit out room , to rail at our ollke In m 4 EO to tf p. m OANNON , JONES & CO. , Ojipotlte Boitofiicc. T\7ANTED AQENTS-Cull at Co/zur Hotel iy TT cvinlnR tills week mid BCO " 5 ( pcclaltles for nun out' I employment tountc ni"iiov Uh. Two Ilrst clwa book ifutlt \ \ anted F. M. Van Mton. 5305 LADIES Oil YOUNG MEN in city or country to takn nice , llj-ht and tilcaeant work ot their nun homes : $2 toi. a day easily and quietly made ; noik tent by null , nn ran > aMlt < eiio btamn for ruily. 1'leasoadilreu llellaUo Jlau'J'fc' ' Co. , I'hlUdelplila Pa , drawer Tf. 7M.li.inl ' . FOR KEWT noutos and Lots. UKNf A nlfulv lurnUhwl room , mltibie for onuor.tnoKi'Ltluu.en. Ji. ulro No. 113 noitli Hthfcticct , sio-71 TTlOIl 11KNT IleiUi nco 'H3 Ca ( ht , Apple to J < Clenodl Hawkins tolSCtid. t2i-K FOU HKNT-FualshoO rooms at 1019 t'arnam. 1)57-111 ) F OU HENT Nicely lurnUheU rooau wltU or with out beard 1B14 l > oda ht. , . . , . FFOU FOU IIKNT A bi cir.fiittltli ihitu room * lor Illlht homo Leepln { ,013 Uodre bt. 191 UJ 17Ult KENTrurulthed room vlth or without 1 board. Flnt t lucallsu In Ilio city , Also ton table boarders anted , N. W , cor. 16th aiid t'arcaiu , SJ llU-t ! TTiOll HENT Larg * n w , t\vo story dcullo house u -L'Slilnu'KKlditlui hultAtle for tno families or " ing home. Inquire Koom JJ , Omaha atlor.U Uauk U.Udlujr. 158 tf FOU RENT FurnUbed joouuwlth boanl.fTAUo g few day boutlcn , 18U DarooK > rt. SJ2 71 heaUdSJiN.lMh. 976 tf Ij OR llEKl I'urrUi d room lot tlcmanso ! L1 twotorllslit home Keeping Uceiccr * block , corner KtjhUiunil Huvtarlsi. KI-U FOR HENT S rcora house on W'clrttor wwt rtl 10th EL S. T. 1'eterten , re&l ttUte ogcnt , 16 , , ; nd Douglu. MS Fen nKNT rnroUhod rooms on the northwei oor. 13th nJCapltolaveuue , formerly CrMahton Home. tgQ. FOR RKNT rooms In NcbrwU Nftllona IJunlc nulldlntr. lo t deslratla offices In the city Supplied with hydmullo clo' tor and netted b ( team. Apply ot Conk. 828-tf FOR BAtB OR'ShtiR Cheap , ono fix foot and one thrco I * foctBlii'tt MM Ml > ; on'i Ogftr Store , 07 Hontti IBth m. Kt tf FOU SALK Hand press. A newish to put In A fatter prcM , we offer an excellent c jr han d p * CM f or Al cJi eap. Address at once , "Scntl- ncl" Oilcans. Noli. 22S-7& w-ll > OR SAt.K An uprisht RrRiid piano. Fine ln tri | . JL1 mcnt nearly now , I'rlt" JlTfi.OO. illi Imndsonio cover and ttotd. Address I ) . Uon , Iko cilice. 7\OR \ SALE A irroeory * tore liKatol Inn thickly iMl tl part ol town , lllght part } ' can nmko money. Address "Orecor" this oincu. SC8-7 J oR SAM3 A set cf tinner's too's nearly new. . Inquire olJacobC. Mlllor , SprlngficM , HarpyCo. , Neb. 207-111 SAtK A liargsln. IIoii'o of 7 rooms , 61 h ' and lUncrott at. ROtlilc Well built , harn &o. , ft' only $1.KDO U s M "Ithin 00 da } . HlCAItS A rtOS- ' ' S' AU1) , Wl'llams Block. 208 tf _ -j rT\OKSATE Home of & rooms In 1'nrkcr's njdltlon J1' near the $ iD 000 school hiiura now. A cheap plco on ca y terms. $1.700. tUARS k D03AH1) , Williams Block. 209-tf ? OR SA1.K A tptendld house of 10 rooms In fclilnn's adMllon. If noldlthln.1t ) daja only 13.700. SBAnS k IIOSA11D , corner inthanupotigo OR SALE An extra peed horf o and good F. tophuucy. IncMiIro < il J M. Boid , N. W. Cor. 3th an'l ilariic } , ( ir at Iluinnn's Ihcry stable , FOR SALK Oil KENT Uood secondhand piano * and organs cheap at I'rcscutt's music Store,1500 1'arimtn St. 190 0 SALE Farm 8 miles from city. c of FOR Mrs. Mojcr , oierRoodor's Drug store , IBth and Webster. 672-tl Tnocoiintcisanrt nft ) feet of Rood FORSALn chctp , at 1503 DodRO St. 103-tt SALK TwolarrfO NornmnstallliJns . Addriss FOR 0. D. Blrdsall , Walnut , ln ft. ISI-lm" 7\OR \ SALH A K ( * . \ two story etoro rroperty In J \Vajno , Wnj no county , Neb. Address 0.1) . Bird- sail , Walnut , IOHO. ' 156-lmt SALK First clisH corner lot G8xl32. Hoi e FOR rooms , barn fruit and sh-ulo treox. Very dc- slrabl J location , near Ktroct ears. Oltered'SSOO. ho- owaluc. . I'rlee $1,700. J. W.LOUNSBUKY , IBth and 1'arnam. . ' IS5-tf FOR SALE Vrrj- desirable lets In Coburn'a Sub- dhislon nnd Honarri place on inotithly pnjmonts 10 city tax. HELL & SHUIVER. 127-8 SALE OR TKADE-A coed epau of mules , FOR nnd vagon. Inquire Alex U. Charlton , at UcCftgiis Itros. OSO-tf FOR SALE Splendid residence lot near car line , corner , 31.000. DKLLitSURIVlUt. 317-13 FOR SALE Two open nocond-hand bugleu and one doHicry wagon , iho p , at 1810 Ilarney St. 3S1 tf TTtORSAl.K-Colorado coal. This coal la as free trorn JD soot and as cloiu as Rock Spring , 834 It JKFjT. W. BKDFOnn. TPOU SALK IVo uortablo boilers , 10 horse now 4 .T Apply at D. 1'ITZPATRICK , , C63-tf 218 Soutli'lfith 8k. FOR ] SALE A small MoBlcr , B liman is Co. , flro proof faff , almost now , at this offlce. U " 1 SALE My two story brick residence , 19th FOR St. Mary's a\cnue. Largo barn , out-houno , water wor.s , well arranged. Lot 00200. Piled 87.500. Best Bargain In Omaha Call at M. Toffi Ji ' Binlc. 277-t i SALE 12 lots ono bloofc west of Park a o- FOR line cars. 'Lota 00x160. Will sell the whole trao 'ctt ' $7,100 , If sold before January 1st , 1834. Rcalea tt : ate owners bid this bargain , U joucall at People Bank. 278-tf T7OR SALE Choice banmcss property , three lot Jj cor. Saundcrj and Charles Stroit. It will pay ycu to Investigate this offer. Call at People's Bauk. 27S-tf T70R SALE Improved propcity , which will pay JJ the bnj er 20 per cent on the Investment. Rents forSl.OCOperjear. All occuplcil by first class ten- anK Will sell for $10,500 , If sold soon. All or ono- mlf each , balance , ono to flo } cars. Tlio above In vestment la worth Investigation. Call at the People' * Bank. 2oO-tf 'OK SALE Old newbTOpers ID ltnr.0 nd mBCBUANEOUB. MEHCHAND1SKTO EXCIIANUK 1VT11 o ( JiaiiiC first class stock general indte , dry gooai , po- cerles , clothing , hoots and tliocx , liats , anil cans ire. , airifrcxotlnif S,000 In v hole or any evparato lln'j for Iowa or Nebraska lands. Address "a. K , " Bee olllee. 231-12 PHOTKCTOJt-Unprccedentedlr ducementa _ nffcred lady a oiiU for thlD ne rubberundcrgar mc.it for ladles. Address w ith * ntaiup4 , Undcrgar- ncnt Co , U south May St. , Chicago. ISO-Inn. T AKOEl'stof ' rootm , with nt without board , In JLj prhatefamillea fiinurhed tree of charge at i lit olhco , oppoalto pottoIUct. Cannon , Jones i I'-o. , I'M o 9 p. m. OtS-lm HPAl-EN UP-Cn my premises on Dec. 10.1883 , In JLwesc Omnha , one Cream Colored I'ony , Snial white ( pot In toiehcadiaano and tall a little darker hail thu body. JAS. B VANDERCOOK. 825-OtloHkf MAOIOTER OP PALMYBTERT AND CONDITION. ALIBf , 303 Tenth street , between Pamam and ll r- noy , will , with the aid of ffu&rdlan spirits , obtaining Rnj ono glance of tb put and present , nadtlio certalu conditions In the future. Boots and shoex mala order. Perfectuttlnfaotlon icnarantcKd. Patent Dried Fruit Lifter. NO DEALER IN A I IN GROCERY Groceries STOKE CAN AKI'OJtl * AS A PAnt OS TO BIS COUNTEKSCA1ES. ' Without U. HC. CLARK. SOLE PROPRIETOR , l'7tl'IPSIt1JIB * ! ftocXleto > t " ylni ? trijS'liiVsm " ? / .no nmtdf baa < llicot rfil 11 me a meaok of K \ ! our , which hi > will und I'nCU to hl Pi I w"ir ? ? i. Addreu. J. H. ALONU Till1. LINK OK Chicago , St , Paul , Minneapolis and OMAHA RAILWAY. The DOW extension of this line from WuUflolJ up BEAUTIFUL yALLBV of the LOGAN through Concoid and Coleridge * % - * --J- . i.A-t.-j -a.jxrcri c > 3Xr , HeachcK tha bout rortloa of thu btatv. Special ci. 1. ? ? ? , . ' 0.1:1.11 : e KB" "vrr.thl , line 7 , SIOUX OITV & PAOIFIO RAILROAD Trtlm o er tht C. , bt 1 > . U. & 0. Ilalhay t * G-.I-- CfOXXXLOOt , t . . . . . .JL- Fcr Kicmont , Oikdsle , Neligbsndthroueh to V.I intliin , JiTI'or rate * tinl all Infonuution call un F II , WHITNKV , UvnonJ Acert ' Str ug' ( Ilulldlf ( f , Cor. lUtii and V riui fin , , " - - " - . * w