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tr * - fci 8 OMAHA DAILY EEB - BESDAY : APRIL ifi , 1684. THE DAILY BEE. OMAHA , Tuesday Morning , April 15. Nollco to Advertisers. II. S. Smith , who has for the past yew . filled the position of mawpr of the ndvortu. Ingilopattmont of Tu BKB , hM lowed the dty advertising of ( lib | per , wd will hereafter - ter have complete control of that department. E. UolfcWATKH , I'roaldont Bier. Publishing Co. Tlio Weather. For the Upper MJBsiraippi vulloy : Xflcal rains and local storms generally , cooler weather , wmus shift'.ng to the north and west , and , tiring barometer. For the Missouri T tloy : Local rams , followed generally by clearing , cooler weather , northerly winds , higlior bare meter. LOOAL BREVITIES , "Howllkoa mountain thingamy in the heart llolns the unchecked ambition To bo nn alderman nnd own the ward Wo live In. Oh ! It la to glorious To bo an alderman nnd own the earth ! Hut It IB Bolfish to carry the earth. Around In your pocket , as norao aider- mon do. " There was n general f roe fight in n saloon on Fourteenth street between Douglas and Dodge streets , Sunday nftornoon. No ar rests were mndo. The sun yesterday played hldo and soolc bohtnd the clouds all day loner. Occasionally , however , poor mortal man was ponnlttod to gaze upon his dazzling countonanco. -Mr. John W. Motcalf and MIsa Klizaboth II. Motcalf , both of this city , were married on Monday nftornoon , April 14 , by Kov. Charles W. Savidgo. At the annual Easier Monday election of the Trinity Cathedral , the old vestry were reinstated by J , M. Woolworth nndE. Wnko- loy for wardon.WL W. Yntes , II. Kountzo , George Donne , 0. S. Montgomery , E. B. Cliandlor , Lewis Hood nnd J. 1' . Hawkins for vestrymen. A REMARKABLE ESCAPE. Mrs. Mary A. Dailoy , of Tunklinnnock , Pa. , was afflicted for six years with Asthma nnd Bronchitis , during which tlmo the best physi cians could glvo no relief. Ilor Ufa was de spaired of , until in lost October she procured A Bottle of Dr. King's Now Discovery , when Immodlato relief was felt , and by continuing its use for a short tlmo she woo completely cured , gaining In flesh 50 jpounds , In n few months. Free Trial Bottles of this certain cure of all Throat and Lung Diseases nt 0. 3 ? . Good- Drat Store. Lnjyo Bottles 81.00. BOARD OF TRADE. The Board of Trade Anxious for Any Kind of a Bridge Between Omaha and Council Bluffs. Council Bluffs Correspondence. Al a mooting of the board ot trade a telegram was read from Congressman Pusoy. Thd telegram road : "Do you want any kind of a bridge bill to pass this congress ? " After sumo discussion the secretary was instructed to wire Mr. Pusey"Yes . Resolutions to follow. " t' Tfcd following resolution yr&s then pro- dented by T. J. Evans , and adopted : Resolved , That Hon. W. H. M. Pusey be and ia hereby requested to use his beat efforts to procure an act of congress authorizing thorizing- the construction of abridge over the Missouri river connecting Coun cil Bluffs and Omaha. All of the mem bers expressed themselves in favor of any kind of an additional bridge between the two citioi. Buoklcn's Arnica Halve. The greatest medical wonder of the world , Warranted to spoodlly euro Bums , Onto , Ul cers , Bait Rheum , Fever Sores , Canoora. files , 'Oblllblalns , Corns. Tetter , Chapped bands , and nil skin eruption , garantooa to euro In very tnntauco , or money refunded. 26 oonts per box. Comfort lor Emigrants. t'i A great many persons know just how emigrant cars are constructed , and great many more know nothing at all about it. The cars are built in sections , with upper and lower berths , after the style of Bleeping cars , except that they , are not finished as nicely , neither are they upholstered. The emigrant business has got to bo great business , and the railroad compa nies have found ib necessary to make some move toward the comfort and con venience of this class of passengers , The Union Pacific connmny has adopted the system of ( jiving each passenger a chock entitling him to a berth in an emigrant car. The berths and sections will bo numbered in the emigrant cars just as i- t- they are in the Pullman cars , and whether the passenger gets in early 10 late ho will bo able to secure his berth , provided he has his check. This will . away with a great deal of trouble and annoyance noyanco among the emigrant passengers and it will also prevent the crowding'o ' : emigrant cars , as only as many chock will bo issued as there are berths in th car , hence each passenger will have berth. berth.ANDREWS' ' ARSNOUS RrmCTOHOlDUDW EARIIUK1HOPOWDE ITAMBOUNDTORISC StOpO. Given i orwiirlujurtoii * Kutiiuuiccscuii w > found Otearl Baking Powdor. , I pof . tout K. of Chicago ! itiul C ' jtode , THE COUNTY CONVENT , FhD City Hall Crowflcfl ry spectators tO Wte tl toO , Salilor Allowe by the Convention to Half Garry His Point , IhuritrjtA | Tlokotjop [ the State Con- Tcntlon Elected. The Douglas county republican convon tioii mot in the city hall building Monday afternoon. At 2 o'clock the convention was called to order by the chairman , ! . S. Ilascall. T. K. Sudborough vras chosen socrotnry. Motion waa made that n committee - mittoo of seven bo appointed on creden tials. tials.An An amendment was made to the motion that the committee only report upon such delegations oa was not contested , and that the committee then decide which of the contesting delegates ircro entitled to seats in the convention. After consider able controversy both the original ques tions and amendment were carried. The following gentlemen were ap pointed upon the committee on creden tials : J. 'J' . Clark , chairman ; E. M. Ston- borg , M. 0. Meany , P. J. Qualy. Wnv Clark , H. 0. Timmo and 0. W. Hitch cock. Up to 3 o'clock the committee had not brought in their report. The city hall was crowded to iU ut most capacity , and n great deal of inter est is being manifested. After a half hour's session the committee - too reported the stale of the following members from the various wards and precincts not contested : First Ward E. M. Stonborg , A. J. ETobon , John Christophorson by 0. 0. Thrano , proxy. Josiah Kent by George Hoffman , proxy ; Thomas Pioronott , John Rosicky by H. S. Smith , proxy ; G. A. Haarman. Second Ward W. J. Connell , M. 0. Moanoy , John F. Bohm , S. J. Larson , I. S. Hascnll , L. Berka , 0. Spocht. Fourth Ward D. N. Miller , G1 M. Hitchcock , T. K. Sudborough , N. A. Kuhn , A. 0. Troup , W. J. Broatch , E. D. Pratt , by E. Rosowatcr , proxy. Fifth Ward Joseph Hodman , John McDonald , Thomas Cummings , Henry Bolln , Gobgo King , by Ed Loodor proxy , James Young , John Clark. Sixth Word M. Ittner , by John Shill , proxy , A. N. Koar , Joe Rowlos , P. .Peterson , R. E. Allen , E. W. Lane , H. Campbell. West Omaha William F. Heius , Charles J. Ryan , and I. N. Pierce. Saratoga Henry Pick , H. Flickingor , and W. H. Lawton. Union Peter Hilor , H. 0. Thomas and Lewis Thomaa , by E. Thomas , proxy. McAidlo Carston Rohwor , James Walsh and EganrtOtt. Joffurson 0. Oft , H. 0. Timrao and John Rohwor. Millard J. J. Allen , D. F. Ebener and John H. Pedersen , by J. J. Allen , proxy. Waterloo F. J. Clark , by F. W. Corliss , proxy , George Johnson and W. H. Clark. Chicago H. J. Rolf , August Nolto and H. G. Young. The committee further reported two contests , one from the Third ward , and the second from Jefferson precinct. The delegations from the Third ward wore headed by L. W. Hill and JohnH. . Sahlor ; these from Douglas precinct by P. J. Qualoy and Daniel OKoofo. The committee also reported no delegates present from Elkhorn - horn , Florence nnd Platte Valley pro- cinots. In connection with the contest in Douglas precinct , the unanimous opinion of the county central committee that the delegation headed by Qualoy was the ono intitled to seats in the county convon- on was submitted to that body. The temporary orgrni/.ation , consisting if Hascall , chairman , and L K. Sud- orough , secretary , was made permanent m motion of M. 0. Mcauoy. It was then moved and carried that the third ward iontost bo taken up. Sahlor then came 'orvrard and stated that tha credentials > f his delegation wore signed by the : lork and a judge of the pri maries , and thoao of the Hill delegation were signed by a judge mly and asked who were the contestant's n the promises. The chair ruled both delegations were upon equal footing. On motion Gfteon minutes were allowed each delegation to make a statement of fade bearing upon the contest. Points opened for the Hill delegation by reading his own aflldavit. After its reading had boon finished , Mr. Points showed the conclu sion to bo drawn from these facts , aud criticised very severely the action oi Sahlor in making it impossible to counl the votes in the Third waid. Ho was followed by Walter Bennett 'or the Sahlor delegation , who announced n stentorian tones that the body then and there assembled was a ropublicai convention. No democrats woto allawoi in it. Douttnckod thopoIiticalBincerityo several members on the Hil delegation. Mr. Bloom then madi Bomo brief and pungent Remarks for the candidates on the Hill ticket. Hi was followed by Pat O. Hnwoa , whosau the primaries were carried on in such i manner in the Third ward that ho wa perfectly disgusted. Democrats ho said iiud voted there. The polls were con ducted no dishonestly that ho wont awa ; filled with righteous indignation , and dii jiot return. Five minutes more wore al lowed each aide by the chair , and con sumod. A motion was then made by G. II Hitchcock to give the five admitted re publicans on the Hill ticket seats in the delegation , This was amended by Lee der to allow each of the delegations Si votes each in the convention. Able ar * gumonts were made by Messrs. Uonnol and Hitchcock against the passage of the amendment. The amendment was carried riod by avpto of 29 to 21. The original motion was also carried , The Douglas precinct contest was thei taken up. Five minutes was allowoc each delegation to state its case to thi convention , The contest arose apparently ontly from an alleged closing of the polls before the time authorised under the cal of the county central committee. A motion to allow each delegation ono out a half votes each was lost. The Qunley ticket was then admitted. The convention then proceeded t ballot for nineteen delegates to repicson Douglas county in the congressional dn trict convention held to-day in Nebraska City. The first ballot resulted in the election of the following named gentle man with majorities ranging from BOVOJ to twelve each ; T. Piorronnot , Geo. Hoffman , S. J. Larson. M. Moanoy , P. L. McQuokin , I * . O. Haww , Ed. Jtlaney , E. M , Bart- lott. Joiupli Redman , John McDonald , jD. W. Lane , John Shill , Frank Draw- on ! , Jlonry Pick , Charles Nagol , J. Walsh , G. W. Thomas , T. N. Parker , I. W. Minor. A ballot for the nineteen delegates to ho atato convention resulted in the oloc- ion of the following eighteen gentlemen : Isaac S. HascallV. . J. Connell , E. M. Stonborg , A. J. Hobon , T. K. Sudbo rough , 1) ) . N. Miller , Tom Cummings , John T. Clarke , J. N , Phillips , Goo. Coulter , P. 0. Uawcs , I. N. Pierce , P. T. Qualoy , H. 0. Timmo , Lewis Thomaa , H. J. Rolfs , Will Clarke , J. M. Thurs- ton , L. R. Wright. Ed. Lcodor who had received the next lighcst number of votes was elected by acclamation and mndo the complement of .ho Douglas county delegation. The convention then adjourned. "ROUGH "ON RATS. " Clears out rats , mice , roaches , flies , ants , bedbugs , skunks , chipmunks , gophers. 15c. Druggists JAMES FOX OBJECTS , He Declares the Contract for Cnrtiug Famam Street as Illegal , A I'roHpoct of a tmwault Hoforo Iho AVorlc Is Commenced. Contractor .Tamos Fox ia very indig nant ever the action of the board of public works on Saturday night in letting the ontract for the curbing and guttering on Farnam street to Hugh Murphy it Co. Tr , Fox called at Tin : Bun ofllco yesterday , nd stated that at the time of opening .ho bids it was found that the bid of lugh Murphy & Co. nnd his bid for suruing and guttering Farnam street were ust the sixmo 08 cents per foot. Ho says hat each of their bids vras accompanied > y the required certified check for $500. Notwithstanding the facts that their bids were the same , and consequently were intitled to like consideration from the ioard , that the contract was lot to Mur phy & Co. , and his bid was totally ignored. Mr. Fox says ho remonstrated with \Ir. \ Croighton , but that that gentleman insisted that the board had a perfect jght to do as they pleased and could lethe ho contract to whoever they pleased. Mr. Fox claims that the proceeding is llcgal and that ho will take stops to provo .hat it is. Ho says the only right , legal nd just way to settle the matter was to all for now bids , in which case the tax- layers would got the work done at a great leal loss expense , as the bids the second , imo would bo considerably less than 08 cents per foot. Mr. Fox eaid that ho had consulted the city attorney in regard to the matter , and hat that gentleman informed him that ho proceeding was illegal , and now ho Mr. Fox ) proposes to contest it Mr. Fox says that about three months go ho and his former partner , Mr. Mack , lissolvod partnurship , and ever since that imo ho has boon bulldozed , and ho does not propose to stand it any longer. He ays ho knows a good deal about the workings of the ring , and will show thorn up if they are not careful. Durkoo's Salad Dressing. A readymade - made , rich and delicious dressing for all alads of meat , fish or vegetables. Cheaper and infinitely bettor than home- nado. Unrivalled as a sauce. OOLLE&E OHUMS- Schoolmates oi Princeton Rcunltocl at tlio Mlllartl Hotel Last Kvoiilnf- . At the complimentary dinner given ) r. McCoah last evening nt the Millard totol by the alumni of Princeton college , much larger number of her foster sons were present than was expected by the iresidont , The banquet was given in ho ordinary of the hotel. After it came ho organization of an alumni aBsacia- ion. ion.Thoro There were present at the banquet 'resident McCosh , James Craig , of ) maha , class of ' 59 , chairman ; Professor J. M. Doslslots , 'GO , of Bellevue college ; Ilov. W. J. Haisha. 74 ; Rov. F. S. 31ayny , 79 ; llev. Thos. 0. Hall , 79 ; Lioo Funkhousor , 78 , of Omaha ; John S. 31y , 77 , of Oodar Rapids , Iowa ; Samuel Waugh , ' 08 ; of Crete ; Rov. B. B. West- ; ate , ' 08 , of Clarinda , lowu ; aud Liurio Jhilds , a junior , of Omaha. Thirty members enrolled thomsolvos. The oflicors of the association oloutod last ironing were as follaws : President , Prof. 0. E. Dos Islets ; secretary , Rov. T. 0. Hall ; treasurer , Mr. Lee Funk housor. When the organization had boon por- Eoctod , an adjournment waa taken to the hotel parlors. Hero a number of ladies and gentlemen had assembled. An in formal , reception was given Dr. Me- Cosh. An addroaa cf considerable length was delivered by tlio president. Ho stated the object of his visit to Omaha , and ex tolled the advantages of Princeton col lego.Whon When Dr ; McCoah had concluded his address , the ulumni gave throe cheers and a "tigor. " Addresses were also made by Col. Ma son , Hon. J. W. Savage , undRov. James Patterson. The alumni then sang several of their old college songs , after which the meet ing adjourned. Conspiracy Collnpgo , About four years ago the Omaha book company was closed out and its largo in1 dobtodncss adjusted much to the satis faction of all the creditors of that con1 , and to tlio satisfaction corn as well of a majority of its stockholders. It was then supposed that all controversy in favor of or ugainst the book company was forever at an end , and such would probably have boon the case but for subsequent personal diflioultiea between W. J. Council , the attorney for the creditors , and A , J , Uanscom and his son-in.law , George E. Pritchott. As the result of such difficul ties , suit was commenced a fetv months ago by Mr. Pritchott on behalf of the book company against BIr. Connell , S. 0. Abbott , pf the ofllcora of the company - pany , to recover $50,000 , it being charged in the petition prepared and lilod by Mr. Pritchott that W. J , Cou ncil and 8. 0 , Abbott had boon guilty ol a conspiracy for the ruin of the book company. To this petition Mr. Conuoll filed a demurer , whieh waa sustained by Judge Wakoly Saturday. This virtually ends the great conspiracy caso. It now remains for Mr. Oonnoll to proceed against A. J. Hanscom and Goo. K Pritchott , for working up and c&rryiug on what ho terms a malicious prosecution agoiutt him , And this ho contemplates doing in the futufo. OMAHA MARKET HOUSE , The Matter Considered by the Board of Trade Last The Site Selected on Fifteenth Street , Next to Jefferson Square , Property Owners Tliorcftbout Claims for Dnninfjcs Other MnttcrH. THE HEW MARKET HOUSE. At the regular adjourned mooting of the board of trade last evening a quorum was present. The call of the roll was dispensed with on motion. The minutes of the last mooting were road and ap proved. The report of the market house com mittee was thnn taken up aud road by President of the Board Falconer. The report waa a written ono of some length , stating the committee examined all sites on Dodge street and Capitol avenue , be tween Fifteenth and Ninth streets. It lad examined all favorable locations , and found upon looking up * the records that no sufficient amount of ground belonged to ono person aa a place for the market louse. This matter was placed in the iiands of n real estate firm , which after some time reported that no lot of ground of suitable size could bo obtained for less than $50,000. The committee then fell back upon the original idea the use of the aide of some stroot. Mr. Swift and Ilia neighbors then came forward nrith a proposition to place the market house on Fifteenth itroot between Chicago and Cass streets. The house to bo 40 foot wide and 281 f eot long"ono side resting on the pavement of Jofl'oraon square and the other eido on the center of the stroot. Mr. Swift and bis neighbors waived all claims for dam ages. The cost of such a building would not exceed $12,000. It was estimated that a building of the proposed size would have room for ono hundred stalls , rent ing at § 5 per month , giving a revenue to the city of 0,000 ner annum. The com- Tiittoo recommended the acceptance of VIr. Swifh's and his neighbor's proposi tion. The ronort was adopted. On notion a committee of two was appointed ; o present to the city council a copy of the report and urge upon that body the necessity of taking immediate stops to ward the building of such a proposed market houso. John Evans and H. 6. 31ark were appointed the committee. The written waiver of damages , result ing from locating the proposed market louse on Fifteenth street , between Cass and Chicago , of Thomas Swift and G. Giacomini waa road by the Secretary. PROPOSED POUND. A lengthy discussion upon the pound question instituted by Mr. Estabrook took placo. It waa finally resolved aa the sense of the board that the city main tain a pound law and enforce the same by proper ordinance. OTHER MATTERS. A communication from J , H. Herrick , president of the Now York produce ex change protesting against the further : oinago of silver dollars , and asking the board to take measures to provide for their suspension , aa also communica tions from Congressmen Laird , Valentino tine and Manderson , stating that tboy favored the passage of a national bank rupt law , were read by Secretary Gibson. The beard then adjourned. lfc" These Are Solid Facts. The bent blood purifier and system regulator svor placed within the roach of suffering imraamty , truly is Electric Bittern. Inactiv ity of the Liver , Biliousness , Jaundice , Con- itipatlon , Weak Kidneys , or any disease of the urinary organs , or whoever requires on ap petizer , tonic or mild stimulant , will always find Electric Bitters the best and only certain cure known. They act surely nnd quickly , jvory bottle miarauteed to give entire satis faction or money refunded. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by 0.11' . Goodman. POLICE BUSINESS , The Regular Monday Morning Batch A Cowardly Assault Upon Frctl "Woisuitui. In police court yesterday there \TM the regular Monday morning business and also the regular number of Monday morning spectators. Two disturbers of the peace were fined $5 each , and in default of payment both were sent up on the hill to Miller's hotel. Ono follow for fighting upon a public highway , was requested to deposit § 12.55 with the judge , to bo added to the school fund. Ho did as requested and took his departure. A colored man named Stewart was rested about2a. m. yesterday morning for creating a disturbance and driving an other colored man from his houso. His trial will como up this afternoon. Frederick Weisman filed complaint against B. Kommprliug for assault with intent to commit murder. Woisman states that Kommorling has been follow , ing him around for several months and has repeatedly said that ho would kill hiiu ( Woisman ) . On Saturday evening as Weisman was proceeding to his homo POWDER Absolutely Pure. tali powder never T > o. A runnel of pure } " ' )0lfnan4 wbole ocun ! More couomlcal ihau iie'n"y ? ' Vuids , and oatuiot be sold In coiarxlltlon wtlu tin taultlluda cf low Mas. abort weld t alum or uwPoid1 powllM8 > 811 Jvommotling jumped out from behind a clcphono polo rind dealt him a htird blow n the face with a blunt instumont of some kind , infllcling a painful wound. A warrant has boon iasucd for Kemmor- ing'a arrest. On Sunday morning about 12:30 : two mon ciitcrcd the European hotel , on Ninth street , and ordered two dozen fried oysters. The bivalves vrbro prepared - pared aa ordered , and the two en dis posed of them. After finishing their meal , ono of the follows told the proprio- : orLcon Konald , that they had no money , but would give him an order and ho could ; ot his money Monday. This would not answer Kopald , however , and ho took ono of the fellow's hats as security. At Lhia juncture the follow drew a revolver from his pocket , and placing It under Kopald'a nose threatened to shoot him. Kopald was tolling Judge Bonoko about the proceeding yesterday and ho said "when dot follow put dot revolver under1my nose I van disgust ed und dropped the hat. " That kind of proceeding will disgust almost any man , especially if ho can aop that the revolver is loaded. Ono of the follows was arrest ed and will have a hearing to-day. Military OrdciH. Recruit Charles H. Boyd , enlisted at Fort Douglas , Utah , is assigned to com pany 0 , Sixth infantry. The requirements of general orders No. 1C , series of 1883 , from these headquar ters are so modified as to require that after n man has passed from the 100 yard range to the 200 , ho shall bo required to practice first at 200 , 300 and 500 yards to qualify for the second class ; then at the same distances to qualify for the first class ; then at 200 , 300 and GOO yards to qualify as a marksman , and , having qual ified as such , to begin practice for the purpose of qualifying aa a sharpshooter. SPECIAL NOTICES. TCHLOAN-Monev. HHLP WAKTBU. " * ' WAW'lhO Cook for Fort"Oniah'a. Wages ( rood. Employment Bureau , W No. IflthSt. 03M4p \ 1 f AN 1 Kl > Saleslady , GermanAmerican"prefer - V T red. Only experienced hand ) need apply , Aug. Dormann , 018 So. 13th Sr 037-15p WANTED Experienced salesman for boats and shocj. Aug. Dormann , 018 So. 13th bt. bt.85fl16p CANTED Ladv book-Keeper. Apply by letter to Henry St. Felix , 17th and Howard street. 035-10 "ITTANTED Tuo girls at Paclflo Uouso , 10th and TT Davenport. Goodva os. 042-lEp WANTED An experienced girl in small family. 1813 Webster. 030 18p WANTED-A first class , steady cobbler. Steady work to a first claw man 62 weeks in n jcar , A. D. MORSE , 14'h and Farnam. 04Mf W ANTED 3ood draughtsman at James Foss' . Redick's Block. 615-tf WANTKD A gardener and nurseryman to rent 10 acroi of land , all In good condition for gar dening , fenced with good board fence and all und'r , hoi > ln\v. Must bo run ted this week. MORTON & , HARRIS , 16th and Farnam. 046 ft WANTED A girl for general hou ework In a family ot two. 104 South 25th street 047 20p WANTED A chllclrtn's ( tlrl , not younger than 16 } car ? . 1D09 Farnam utrcet. 643-143 Wi ANTED Woman for general workln small fam ily. $5 per wrek. 112 south 12th St. 693-14 } TT7ANTED Immediately , first class nurse for child T T 613 north 22d , betw ccn Cass and California. B. B. WOOD. 6C2-16t "TyANTED A girl , 1514 California street. 883-tf "TP ANTED Glrlsl wo want 15 girls for general T housework , to apply at once to Cannon Bro's and Co. Opposite P. O. No charge. 741-tf TTTANTED A Qennan dining room kite en girl. TT Hesse and Uoppe , 418 8. 13th St. , between Harnev and Howard. ' 605-tf WANTED A first class laundress to go to Santa- Fee New Mexico. WagesS25 per month. Ap ply at the Cozzens. 6S6-tf * \TrANTED Girl for general house work at 1610 T V Hirney St Mrs. R. Wilbur. 602-HH W PANTKD-A first class barber. Good wages paid. ED. GAINS , Kearney , Neb. 658-181 w "ANTED A girl for general housework. Gcr- man preferred , at 2117 Webster street 64C-tf "TTTANTED Man or woman cook. Wages ? 8.00 TV per week , woman prcfercd at M. Oborst , Njrth Platte , Neb. 635-16 { 'ANTED A dining room girl at the Occ.dcntaL WANTED Dining room gtrlat tha Emmet house , litli , between Harnoy and Farnam. 48-145 WANTED A good cook can get steady employ mcnt In a binvll family by calling on Mrs. frank i : lloorcs , No , 3Jt ) 25th tticct , 2d door south ol rarnaui. 473 tf WANTED A competent girl for general house work. Must be a good cook. None other need apply. MHS. HILTON ROGERS. 479-tf N. W , cor. 19th and Leavcnworth tits. YTTANTEU Button hole hands at the Ouiabn V > Bhlrt Factory , 1207 Fimiam St toa-tf 'ANTED Olrl for general houeeirork In small family. Inquire at 1W3 Douglas etreet. 300-tf SITUATIONS WABTBD. A Stcadvoinan who Ia a good manager , wanta a XX place as house keeper or nurio and companion to an Invalid town or country AddicsiMra IIii ht'S tliisollicc. Let era promptly answued. 691-18' \\J ANTED Position aa stenographer , furnHh a W tallirrapa , goad reference. Addn.ua Ella 0 , Shcpfor , Wai eily , low a. 607458 lTANTED Iy a gentleman , a thorough business TT lady , w Ith or without money aa partner and trat cling comnanlon In a Rood mercantile hnelucBd. Address "Y. " lice olllce. ESv-10 | WAMTb. rrrANTED 10,000 lardaot r B carnut to wca at TT C. NKcweomb , 10thandCumlng. 637-18p \17ANTKD-A suite pf S or 4 rooms , suitable lor t V 1'ght ' houso-Keepiii ; by a snull family. Addresa " 8" Bee olllce. 840-l p WANTED-Komo rcipoiulble party to join ue In procure a patent on a valuable Invention. Ad irett i'atentll'ght ' , Dee olllce. 95 14 ] WANTKD 8,000 yard * of dirt , at or near one block c t of the Convent on St. Mary' * ave nue. 8. R. JOHNSON , t8l-t of Etecle , Johueon & ( Jo , "OH MN7--HOUBtB liliu LOU. T710R UKNT-lloomt at 1013 ll ra vi.treet. J ? 034-105 N. W. JIKRIUU * " OR ItEMT-Furulihed roomj i at 715 bouth 1 Mil etrett , bet. Jonca and Leticnuorth. 031-lOj HKNT A furnlihed houee to a ftmlly with out children. Inijuire at 1019 iJOdge St. 632-IOJ HKNT A fornlahod front room , niltablo for FlOR gentlemen. IBOSCupltol A > o , HKNT ricanant furnUhed room fur gentle FOR wen , 1924 Kamam Street 6U-tf 1710R RENT 1'urulthcd room for gentleman. Alto J ? kitchen ami kitchen bed room. 101D North 14th ttievt 053-I4p TTtOR R EN V With board , large front room with X ? bay window , gn and bath room. A few table btiaidcrgaccommodated , 1718 Dodge ttroet , C19-10i | IIENT Nicely furnished room * with or with out board , 1016 Dodge Btr.et , 103-UJ IC'ELY furnished room 10SN. 18th. NIC ei3-16n RfcNT Ilia finest summer resort In thU caly FOR as Vlotor1 ! 1'irk on ' 'llh street , touth of Bt , Jlin's a\e. Inquire ou jiroiulic * for tvrus. 619-10J _ OR KENT-TWO lurnlihed roouu , 211T Wetatcr m-it RENT UOUM la splondld order , ! S. | r FOR . < nfy to John W. Bell , 10th Str. drug girt iS6-f STORIA > Infants and Children Without Morpltlno or Nmrootino , "What Rives our Children roiy cheeks , j What cures their lovers , irmkea them sloop ; if "TU Omtorlfi. \Vlien Eablei fret , nnd cry by turns , What cures their colic , kflls their worm1 ? . x Hut. Citntorm. What quickly curoi Constipation , Sour Stomach , Colds , IndlRostlou : Itnt Cnntorliu rnrowell then to Morphine Syrups , Castor Oil and Paregoric , nnd nndHnllCnfttnrln. HnllCnfttnrln. Centaur Llnlmont. Anab- olnto euro for Rheumatism , Sprains , Burns , Galls , &o. , nnd an Instantaneous Pain-rollover. F 1011 HKNT- Furnished rooms 2227 Dodge St. 494-lm F Oil HKNT Furnished rooms 1021 Farnam St. 60M4p nK\T A furnished front room at 1439 S. FOll Kth St. 623-14p ll HUNT Single furnished room , 1017 Chicago itrcet 474-tt FOll HK.NT I.vrso south front room , nicely fur nished , 100S Farnam St. 4S-MI FOR RENT In private family , furnished rooms with board. 1814 Paienport street SSO-151 OH RKNT Store room 160D Farnam St. , br PAULSFJf & CO. 45B-tf FOR RENT Uufurnlshcd roomi 1621 Capitol arc. 038-161 FOll HENT-Furnlshcd rooms 1810 Dodge St. 310-141 IIENTIhlrd Iloor if building Nn. 1211 Far- nam St. 247-tf F 10R RENT 1st oass a room cottage. S. T Peterson , S. E. corner 16th and Douglas. 162-tf FOll RENT 10 ? aero farm. Alsobilck yard. T. Murray. C3-tf FOR KENT- Furnished rooms 1017 Dodge streot. DDj-tl OR RENT FuraUned rooms , 1017 Dodge scroct. J ? 013-tl FOR RENT Rooms In Nebraska Nation * Bank Building. Host dcslratle offices In the city Supplied with hydraulic elo-ator and heated b steam. Apply at Bank. 820-tf T7IOR RENT yurnished rooms on the northw e JP oor. ISth and CapltolATeuno , formerly Ciolghton Bouso. I0-tt F UllNISIIED room heated 222 N. 19th. 976-tf FOR CALB. FOR SALE Four loomed house with Inrre b > rn and fo leries , and two lots , just outside citv limits , tlgoo Also lots from ? 2SO up. Apply M. 1) . Powell's Drug Store , 13th aud Jackson. 04 ! IDp FOR SALE Confectionery and cigar stocks , res taurants , hotels , groceries , furniture stocks. A new soda fountain for 8100. lliice partners wasted. Agency , 217 N. 16th St , B52 19p FOR SALE Elegant residence property en Dawn- port street , near 31st street 12 room house. Good barn. Fu.Ilot , { SSOO. Easy terms. Birker & Mayno. r)63-tf FOR SALIC Nice lots in Hanscom Place and Hlrnebiuirh Waco , | 475 to $ S50on monthly pay ments , linker A. Mayne , N. E. Cor. Farnam and 13th Sts. 055-tt T7VOR SALE Hag carpet at C. N. New-comb's , ICth JL ? and Curalng. 033-lOp FOR SAL-C Three adjoining lots , choicest in Shlnn's addition , near St. cur and school house. $ i200 cash will bu them. Arthur C. Wakcley , room 24 Omaha National Bank building. 603-19 FOR SALE Ono good span of ponies. Must bo sold lit once , > cry cheap. Inquire of C.T. Smith , 2d and Pacific. .029-16 ! TO MILL MEN-Oreat bargain-Good u-rlst mill , excellent water power , with 80 acres of land , at county teat , enl , mill In the county. In best wheat section of Nebraska , worth $ COCO. Must be sold bo- 'or June 1st Will taku $3,000 cts < i. Apply to North Ixiup Banking Co , North Loup , Neb. 63C-10 SALE 2 flue lots In Klrkwood and Uanscom FOR riaco , at a groU bargain , at Irey & llottcr's. 043 tf OK SALE Uouso 7 rooms full lot Mil and Lca\- enwor'h. PiIco S3 000 cheap. 1REV A HOT TER , S. W. corner 16th and Farnam 023-tf FOR SALE Hno new 2 ( tory house 10 rooms , tarn fruit trees etc. , near St cars. Price gA.OGO , a splendid bargain. IREY & UOTTCR. 021-tf TjlORSALE Three acrelcti , on Lovctiworth St , JC 21 miles from P. O. . $1COO for a'l , a rare bargain. IREY & JIOlTini , S. W. corner 16th * nd Farnam. 022-tf RENT-House 0 rooms on California St. near FOR 10th IREY &MOTTER , 1601 Farnam. 023-11 1 OR SALE Corner lot In Armstronz's add. near F car linn , ? 1,200. , McCAGUE , opp. P. 0. 2JO-tf FOR SALE A Kood cottage and lot fronting on twottrccUoo cir line. Mutt bo sfld. prlco * 2,001' . JOHN L. McOAGUE. opposite Post olllcc. OOO.tl FOR SALE -Now a stand , good location SIS H , 13th St. , between Jackuun aud Howard. C9d 255 SALII-Reil ' - Turner"arle If - raspberry plantsTurner" \ - 1 ty. Mrj. Koehuemanist Omaha. COS-14p S LE The furniture in two houses In the FOR central pirt i f cltv Houtej jcln and arn two ttorlcn and Lavement , and are for rent \eryde < lrablc. \Yarrcn HwlUlcr , 213 S. 14th St. OU-15 FOR BALK-$2,300 for full lot on ISth St , , in Kountzo'a 31 addition , POTTER & COI111,1515 Karnain it. 619 tf OH SALlI-Iliiblncsa corner of I'arnam Rt. 2 fctory F brick build ng 518,010. BARKER & MA VNE. U03-H FOR SALE New 6 room cottage gocd stable Ac. } acre lot near Blunder * St. , two m > leifrom I' , O 81,51X1 , ISO doun balance $20 pir month. DARKER & ilAYNK. 0 14 SALi-I.ot : 4'xl20 , nice neat cottage Harnoy FOR St. noarZUt (2,300. Iho lut la nuith tlm money , II ARK Kit J : JIAYNE. 010-14 o SALK -Two ocrsa with lirlcklioU'O&nd other 1 ? improemcuta south IMli 1 1. , < 3,1CO. HARK Gil 01M4 BALK Farm 3 miles from city , rjcarilui < FOR jards. Innuiroat lira , lie } cr , o\er der'i Drug etoro , Ifith and Webater. 872 Yj OR SALC-Nlcooottagaon Park a\cnuo , Oor 7 J ? rooms , full lot , and a bargain at f3,600. 1HEV & MOTTHR. 024-tf JtOR SALE Full corner bt with nlco house of 0 t' rooms , on ( loorgla aeoue3,800. . 025-tf TTIORSALE Ciiclca lot In J I Rvdlcka addition. Jf East front. A bargain. IREV & BiOtl BALK At Dargiln , one span gcod homes FOR about ten hundred aplecv , guud for heavy work , alioagoad hcavr dnublo harness , prlca onu hundred and twcnty-flio dollars , aljo two elnglatx - on ono pUtform ejirlng. Olio lull patent epr.ng ivagon good for ouprculng or any other light work In good running order price , forty and thirty-fit u dollars. AIno one net ot black. tmltli tool * to to told cheap , only Thlrtffte dollars. J KKNDIB , 711 Houth 13th Strcut. 6tU-lt SAir.-l-ots at $376 to $400 In Arlington , In- FOR city Huntsrtoar aut > d'rattrtet,9.7fi to (100. t03-tf AMES , Kuruamstrtct. TTtOR SALK Viauo , cheap , nouly new , excellent I1 Initnimeiil A great bargain Appl ) ti > W. U , Hardrlll , 1417 Ilonard ttruct. 10 $ 14 * 7\01l BALK-Lot * at J76 to 100 III Arlington. Ill- 1 bldo city limits , near SaunderittrectVJ7A to4'.tj , Ui-tt AtlEB , Farnaro ctrcc * . too eautiful lota In Walnut Hill ad dition liom jlUO to fW. . It will [ ay partim to look at thl iiroiwrtv b > fore bu ) ing elteuhtre. I'OI- TKtt 4.COBU , 1616 r'araam itrcct. 18 tf 8AIE-Very dcslralile rcaldence ( or Hmall family , cue block OH lit llir/i a\enue , 10 blucki from nettoUioa F citlou Hue , 'a,6W. liny tcriru. rormi & CODB , IMS Vinum ureot. 621-11 T ] 0lt HALK Oood huute , 6 rooms and lot.tiilenJU J * lucation la Bhlnu'n Add , 81,700 .monthly jy- m.n't. JttKY&MOTrEl ! , U , W. comer Ittii arid funnm. * S7-tl Ij > 0n SAI.K nargtlni In Improicd and unlmrtOT. 1 ed property In SO additions. Call and sco. VOT- TEH & COnil. 1H5 Farnam trf ct. MO tf FOR BALK Bargain * In lot * lor residence or spec ulation In Walnut HIM , Dcnolcn > , Hosier's and West ( Cumin ? additions. I'OTIKH k COBB , 1515 Firnam Street 6 < 0-tf 17(011 ( S.MK-Iota at $376 to $400 In Atllnzton , Ini JL1 side city limit ) , near Saunders strottt375 toICO. 605-tt AMIS , Karnntn strceU f JMR SALE lot one , block V , Shmn'a III addition , JL1 A No. I 0 loom hou'O. arco barn , ono of the fin est cottatfm In Omaha. This Is A No. 1 bargain for n man who nnnta a homo. Hnsy tctma , I KEY & MOTTtR , S. W. cor. loth and Farnam. 401-tt FORSALI * To largo lots In Improxcmcnt add. 180x132 feet. Prlco 1,7M > . McCAOUE , opposlto. 1 > , 0 , \lti\l \ SALn-8 beautiful scro lott on L > a\cntfortV , FOR St.or IUcxchango for house tnd lot. IREV b MOTTER. 4"S-tf FOll SALK Good 2 itory house and lot 111 K. V. , Smith's addition , near Ht. nara. 0 rooms ; well cistern , barn , hearing fruit trees , etc. , $2,400 , a. splrnaidbargaln. IllEV &M01TKR. [ 4 > 0-tl FOR SALE Cottage 7.'rooms i lot , water-works llr house etc. , all now 82,700 very easy terms. 1I1FA" & MOTlER.a W. cor. 16lh and ratn ru.'J4 | FOK KAL.K tots at K)7o ) tn $100 in Arlington , In- tldo city limits , ncarSaund rBetrpot$37n to $400. MU-tf , AMiy , Farnam street. 17011 " SAIU Two of the rn04t desirable lota In J. IXIAO'S Ht. odd. , fine view , prlco J750. south and east frontage , fenced. A bargain. McCAGUE ? opposite 1' . O. 433 tf J10H HALE Lots In Dcnlso addltlou. 1 17 lots at $500 each , in " (525 " 11 " 8'50 " H " 8 fi5 " 4 " corners at fCCO oacn. You can pet ono ol theo desirable lots now anit make a cholco ono week from to day , the number for tale will bo less aa the acth Ity In this add. Is tery marked. No other addition jircs'nta so flno \icwof the city without daiiiccr of [ fradinjf. Tlio drainage lajicrlect Call at cllloo for plat McCAOUK , Ito llo t olllee. Ssle agent. 41Mf FOll SALK-Lots at 837fi to 64CO In ArllnRton , In- stdo dty limits , near Saumlorestreet , $3)6 toflOO. eS7-lt MIKS , Farnam street FOR SATE-B60 acres improved land , nil \\lthln li miles ot the Union Stock \ards. I tuls at n. bar- train. TOTTER & CODD , 1615 Karnam street. FOll S'LE 12 lots In Plalm low at IB to 20 per ccntbelowtho prlco at which [ urroundlnR lo.B o held , Prlco u 111 be nut up soon it not I old. 453-tf POlTJill & 0011U , 1615 Farnam Street. FOll SALE-0 lots In Sttlnn'a 2J addition at a bar- pain. Two cheapest lot * In Klrkwood for 3S dajs. 4B-tf. VOTTER&COBn , ISlBFarnam St. | 7\OIl SALE A patent leo-box suitable for butcher JL ? or boardlnir house at U. V. It. U. Meat market Bl Noith 16th St. T70U SALn Lots at $37fi to ? 4'-0 In Arlington , In- JT side city limits , near Saundirs'strectJ7S , tw400. 60J4I AMES , rarnam street , Ti OU SALE Corner lot In city , largo house near J ? car line. Eaut front , good , ? 7COO. McCAOOE , opposlto 1' . O. SiS.tf FOR SALE Beautiful corner north and east front In Slilnn's addition with erod cottazu. Price. $2,200. McCAQUE opposite P.O. 4-U-tl FOll SALE House and part' lot on cnrccr , In Shlnn's addition , one block from St car. Price McCAClUK. 4 S-tf FOH SALE-Lote at S37B to { 490 In Ariltfon In- side dty limits , mar Saundcrs street , 37S to $100. 671 tf AMES , Fiunam street. A CUE Prouorfy , I am offering fh e acre lots In Don- XX field , one quarter nillo from sjndlcate , purchaco at from $1CO tr 200 per acre. This Is very desirable property. McOAdUE , Sol AKOIII. -142-t A Small stock ot Drugs and Druraisti' Fixtures for sale In the Iho tonn of Waterloo , NcbrasKa * good openlnj for a physician. . Ad dnss J , 11. SIL- KR. Elkhoru&tatlon. eb. 733-tt 7IOII SALE Lota at 8376 to $400 in Arlington. In - X1 side city limits , near SaunderHstrcct37D to $400. 6tD tf AMES , Farnam street. CEED CORN FOR SALE 1000 bushels of good C ? ) ounil old com. Apply to Dr. Chambers Voter- uary Surgeon , Omaha. 63 tt TYIORSALE AT A BARdAIJf-Half a blockncarSt. J ? Mary's avenue , only five blocks from Court House. Beautiful resident lots or suitable for ten ant houses. Will sub-dlvldo. Address TOMKINS 924 Farnam street. 780-tf 3 FOH RALE Old n vrapap re m laiye uid ( mail qnantltlea at this ofllco. It OR SALE A first-class Tone & Van Piano , at a J ? bargain. Inquire Edhotm & Erlikson'r. 621 tf FOR S LE-Lots at 8376 to StOO In Arlington , in side dty llmlts.near Saundcs street$375 to $400. 67U-H AJIES , Farnam street. FOR SALE Two open nccond-hind bugples A3 ono dollvcry wagon , clie'p , ar 1319 Hartley tit. ; 339 tf FOR SALE Two portable Belli rr , 10 horse onw Apply at D. flTZPATBICK C03-U 218 South 16th St. F OR SALK Lots at $376 to { 400 In Arlington Inside - side city limits near , Saunder strect$375 to 8 < 00. 673 tf AMES , Farnam street. FOR SALE A small Hosier , Bahman &Co. , flro proof saft , almost tiew , at this oll'.co. tf SALE Ono of the finest residence cites In tne FOR city , two acres of ground , e < st front on South 13th St. This Is well worth looklngat. Piicea,000 McCAGUE , opposlto Post oifjco , 25-t } FOR SALE -Iloti'o and lot In Ilanecom place one block from car line. Price $ : , SJJ. McCAGUE , opposite P. O. 20141 FOR SALK Lots at $370 to gluO In Arlington , In. tide city limits , ncir Satinders ttrecti76 to (4no. 671 tf AMEJ , Farnam street FOR SALE One of the finest residence sites on Capitol bill , witnlar/io / ol built frame hoiiio. View uuexcc'led. 1'r.co > 0,60t ) . McOAUUE , op o- alto 1' . O. 263-tt T710RSALE OnoVo'e and Sons piano at a l > ar- JD gain. Inquire at Ejholni and h'ricksou'e mtislc- ttore , on IGth nt. 2394f FOK SALK Lqtsat$375tniolii ; Arlington , In- siito dty limits , mar Saund eras tree tC37fi to gJOO 672 tf AMCd , Farnam street. FOR SALE Two lota lit Shlun's 1st addition not over 2 blocks from Paunder St. . $875 and 81,050 each. A bargain. IKEY 4.JIOX1EK , S. W. corner 15tli and farnarr. 165-tf FOR SALE. $1COOwill buy afirat-rlacH rcsldnrco lot , 1J block- off red street car line , hhlnn'a addition. $2COJ ( or th corner lot of Clark and SauncUrs St. fj,000uIII 1 my sixteen lota tilth gooj house , all fenced. ? 4 foowlllwccuroonoof the finest locaUil houics , on ( apitol avenue , near 21th street , burroundinga aroexeell.iit. * 3,100 , will K ! O a "eat bargain In securing 2 acres corner of 16tn and Vtlley street , near Hascall ; withi brick house stable , and overjlhlng complete tomato a ploaiuit hum" . el,2Wc sh will bujr 10 aero lot , only ] of a mile w cut of the Fi rt. A rare chance. 8lSCOCaili and 816.OJ In monthly payments will secure a > ery pleawiot home , with a 7 room , almost new houte , Shine's addition , 4 tquaits from street airline. l,0i | o culi tnd ij' ! < In monthly paymenti , will buy a lot , 33x160 , with good , m w large house , tarnwell am cistern , south 19th street , f2,0iw only , will buy corner lot 127xl 3 off Lea- Miiuorth and east of Groio btroer , with huuv ) , ctu. , ht ai ) icriLSonIy 2 eiwrcs from Park rucnuo ktrovl c r lino. l > u not fall to Investigate. There U money In It. Q Several Bniallhaues } with lot ffom ' , UO to $200 , at easy term * , ntirllartininn' * addition , v Four lota In Denlte's aldltlun , a square ] from green btrcct car Ime. Thece ore opltrnilul lots and will be Fold with small payments , luianco on time to lult purbhastr , 18,000 111 buy S2 feet front on Douglas fctrcct , bet. 11th and ltt ! > < , $12,010 will buy corner 10th and l)3dgo itrect. with all 1m ; raventuts , cr SI1 , 0 ( or biro lot. L'AUL'Jt.N & 00. , 623-13 1MU I'arnam ht. MlBOHLLAlIBOaE. "IJKAL ESTATU-LcU on Fartiam St. , in McCor- J.V inlck' * addition , 1.6ta J. M. CLAUKE. foO-14 } Onfin Ynrd oirtIitobOKl' n away with a pin- ZUUU njum , CamiibeU and Charlei bti , COOjd * . on Park \Vlldua\c , LiqulroJ. 1'bJppj line , IBltf S. 6th bt. f.tf D1UT OlIEAl'-Abuit IOM yard * of earth tfvoii > , with a premturn , st the uorth-weit cor. of HfvcntoeiiUi and Lom-nnorth , next to ediocl. 1S3-1I or FALUYffna ? Arm CONDITION AU8T. tOS Teatb itr t , belwetn Famam and Ilar > ocy , wUl. with tai aid of guardian tylrlU , olUlatng an ) on KUace o < IB put &nd prtneat , tnd tb orudn ccodltloij la too ruture , Ur > ti u < J ho ' suit eritr. VorfMtutlafacUo
