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8 OMAHA DAILY BEE-SATURDAY APRIL 19 , 1684. I3EE. OMAHA. Saturday Morning ( April 19. Notice to Atlvcrlldcts. II. S. Smith , who hns for the pant year Bllod the position of manager of tha ndvortts- Ing department of Tim Ur.K , hiw leased the dty mUflrttdlnR of thU p per nnd will hereafter - tor have complota control ot that department. E. HOSEWATKH , rrcRtdont HUE ruhllshtnf Co. LOCAL BREVITIES. No law breakers wore before Judge Bon eke t the regular session yoslorday morning A lively hailstorm about noontime ycstcr day caused podosttlans to run for shelter. Th& Millard hotel office linn been adorn ei by a now annunciator. It is n beauty and o the mo t approved pattern. \ Miss Ella Dunham and Mr. Wm.S. will bo married on Wednesday evening next at 8:30 : , at the residence of I. W. Miner. A colored man WM arroated Thursday fo stealing a satchel , but yesterday tlio owr. refused to prosecute , and ho wan discharged All ladies who are teachers in the Tontl street O. ] ' . M. Industrial school are earnestly requested to .ba present tills morning n 9.30 o'clock. A pair of ponies d&shod down Farnwn street yostordaymornlng about 8 o'clock. Thsj were without wagon or driver nnd were hav Ing things all their own way. A horse with the blind staggers foil to th < ground in front of Jim Stophonson's liter > stiblo yesterday. It required two hours time t > got him upon his feet again ) v Oowoy a > Stone have purchased a team oi beautiful horses for their now delivery wagon , and the outfit attracts general attention niic admiration. The team were purchased for $800. . There will bo a special meeting of Hut ! Sebekah Degree , Lodge , No. 1 , in Odd Fol lows's hall , at 7:30 Saturday evening , Apri 19 , 1884. A full attendance Is requested Business of importance. A street cor ran off of the track , on St Mary's avenue , at the pcorncr of Sovontoontl street , last evening , and occasioned considerable able- trouble and delay before it was again placed upon the rails. Tbo San Francisco quartette of the West ern Wonders combination serenaded Tint BEH office last night , and discoursed several of their popular and beautiful airs. They were wall rendered , and called out applause from those in the olllco. I1' ! " The First M. E. church and congregation D had a pleasant sociable gathering Thursday in the church odlGco. The following literary and'muBical programmo was presented : Roci- ration , "Jennie MoNoal's Ride , " by Miss Mamie Fitch ; Scotch song , by D. D. McDon ald ; "Tho signboard , " Rev. 0. W. Savldgo ; Jublloo song , trio ; song , D. D. McDonald. After the above programme , refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Mr. Albert Jones , the gentleman in charge of the Mormon party which passed through this city Thursday morning , writes back from Orescent , Iowa , to say a good word in favor of W. 0. Borland , who accompanied them over the Union Pacific ) road , and Mr. ' Williamson , who accompanied them over the Northwestern. Ho says both these agents done ail in their power to make the party comfortable and have endeared themselves to each member of the company. Word was received hero ( Thursday of the burning of the Minneapolis & Omaha depot at Emerson , the junction of the Norfolk branch and the main lino. Operator McMahon , who slept in the building , was awakened by the fire at 3 o'clock a. m. , and barely escaped with his life. This Is the second time the company has lost its depot at * Emerson , the building burned yesterday being o new ono built to re place tha station which was destroyed by fire some months ago , PERSONAL. S , C. Smiley , Lincoln , is at the Millard. H. Wilson , Arling , is at the.Metropolitan. . F. G. Harris , Chicago , is at the Metropoli tan. 8. H. Nichols , of Ashland , Is at theMetro- politan. fc . H. H. Robinson , North Bond , ia nt .the Metropolitan. A. L. Hitchoook , Dos Molnos , is at the Metropolitan. J. R. Brown , Emerson , is registered at the Metropolitan , / ' W. D. Wildman , Culbertoon is registered the Millard. W/A. Hayes , of Alnsworth , is stopping at Metropolitan. Lj4 H.fCoonen and wife , Long line , are at 3i * Kd. Hill aud J , Dlxon A very , Fremont fo gueeta of the Millard. North I'latto , Is in the city topplngat , the Metropolitan. , * \vf Dj Vodrio has j nst returned from Texas and says ho will never leave Omaha again. Otto rrautmau and O. F. Etsolbauor , o Shrove , Uhlo , are stopping at the Metropoll y- " /ri. ) Un. 0. B. brooking and wife and W. B. White /Tekaraali , registered yesterday at the Mil lard. mm A. JlEMAIUCABTjE ESCAPE. Mr * . Mary A. Dailey , of Tuukhonnock , Fa. w affllctedfor lx years with Asthma an * * Bronchitis , during which time the best pbya ; ? otatu could gtvo no relief , llerllfa waa do paired of , until in last October sba procure ) Bottle of Dr. ICiwr'a Now Discovery , when Immediate relief was felt , and by continuing Its us9 for a short time she was completely eared , gaining in flesh CO pouuds , in a few . Free Trial Bottlea of tills certain euro of all Throat and Lung Dispose * at 0. F. Good * T W' .Drtur Store. Larvo Bottlea 81 00. ' Fex'a Action Abated. ThenMewuy papers were yoatarday - * de roadby Gen. Oowin , attorney for < Jamw Vex , ia hie cato against tbo city wl Hugh Murphy , the contractor , Aftw mature dellbBration Mr. Fox was ftdyiMd by h attoruey not to Institute any proceeding for the presout , The eontract for curbing'and guttering Far- Baw rtre t out of which this difficulty ATOM VM t adwed' Mr. Fox by Hugh ICuryhy & Co , U waa not lonrnod whU r or not Mr. Jox had Accepted. Tfel aotion oil the part of Qen. Oowin , U k Hiidantood , waa taken by him only amiBiox the matter moat thor- wkea Jw arrived at the conclu- tbe suit could not bo main- 1 HE CITY ENGINEER Presents His Animal Report to 111 Mayor , What the Board of Public Works Have Done During tlio Past Year. Anil AVImt They Propose to ilo In the Fitluro A Ucmlnlilo Itcport , Omen OP Tins CITY ENOI.VKF.U , \ Omaha , March 29 , 188 . / //on. Champion S. Chase , Mayor : DBAII Sin In conformity with request I herewith submit to you tabulorizod details tails of the work of my department for the year ending March 1 , 1384 : As will bo aeon , it aggregates nearly half a million dollars , being almost two and a half timoa that of the previous year , and exceeding in extent and coat of the work of any ( ivo years preceding put together. The work in charge of the engineer department in 1882 aggregates in cost 8200,337.70. At the conclusion of that year paving had juat begun , and but tire blocks of paving were completed , flioro are now thirty-two blocks , embracing , in clusive of interjections and nlloya , 7 ! > , - 0009-10 square yards , apportioned as follows , intorsoctiona payable out of pro ceeds of city bonds : 270 , 42 2-10 square yards. 403,87 0-10 square yards , taxable to dis tricts. , , 0,1701-10 square yards , In alloys. 79.CCO 9-10 square yards , total. The aagrogato cost of paving done to date is 9268,048.40. The asphalt paving has developed do- footivo epol * along the line of Douglas , Sixteenth and , Fifteenth Btroets. These defects will hate to bo made good bynow material this epriutj at the expense of the contractor. The defects are duo in my opinion mainly to hurritd and careless mixing during the cold weather lant December - comber and to the congealing of ma terial before being properly rolled. The experience of last fall shows the necessity of rigid adhoroncojLo specifica tions in all details in the future , particu larly the stopping of all such work > hon the temperature is below CO dogteos Popular clamor for the completion of the work on the streets mentioned , Ind to a deviation from ( specifications in this par ticular with the results nbovo stated. The contracts for all paving boim ? made early this year there can bo no excuse for pro longing work later than November. Every street whether paved with asphalt , stone or other material , should bo thor oughly rolled before the pavement base is laid and Bunder no circumstances should the plea of delay and necessity of early completion bo allowed to bar out this preliminary liminary work. SEWEUAflE. Wo have altogether at this time 10 20.100 miles of sewers built in this city ; of this , 13,723 foot was conat. ucted last year at a cost of § 08,493.28. This in eludes the expenditures for man-holes on the Waring lines and repairs on North Omaha sower. As the apportionment of funds for each branch of sewers was defi nitely fixed in the preposition submitted to the people , the shortage of § 2,000.00 or thereabouts on the Ohiugo and Six teenth streets sewer arising out ol extra payment for right oi way privileges through the Union Pacific yards , and of about § 150.0(7 ( In the Seventeenth utroot line , will neces sarily have to bo paid out of the general or judgment funds , the balanceIn the other newer funds not being available for that purposes. There has boon consider able trouble experienced in the spring and late in the fall of 1883 in some of the lateral sewers constructed on what is known as the Waring or separate system. These were duo mainly to a want of proper inspection , to the absence of man holes to render ready access to Bowers and possibly to an excess of hydraulic elevators closely together on the two lines affected , those being , as is shown on the "tabularizod list of connections , " ton elevators upon ono line and eleven on another , all within a few blocks. The storm-water aowor upon the line of Far- nam street , now under contract , will relive - live both these lines of this excessive elevator waste The extraordinary capacity ot these small pipe sewers is boat shown by the fact that at the present time over 1,050.- 000 gallons of eoffngo are discharged daily through them , and about three fourths of this comes from four lines o six-inch pipe ; and while it is a fact tha' ' when these sewers v/oro first laid there was not a single hydraulic elevator or motor in the city , _ and that these sewers were solely designed for sewage waste , yet they have met a demand far greater than was expected of them. This s best shown by reference to the * ' pub ished report of City Engineer Morn- ivothor , of Memphis , in The Sanitary Engineer , of the 20th of this month The total daily discharge from thirty-five miles of Waring sewers in that city , with over 5,000 connections in use by eve 30,000 people is about 2,000,000 gallons In the city of Omnha with eight miles o pipe sewers and less than COO connection and used at present by less than 3,00 people , the discharge is over l.OCO.OO gallons daily. In other words , in Memphis phis the daily iluid discharge is lea than eovento gallons per hoa ( and in Omaha nearly 350 , showing conclusively clusivoly the extent and service per formed in excess of simply sewerage dis charge. I allude to this at length because it has boon sought to attach blame upoi myself for not using larger pipes and it putting in manholes at the start , when ( a'fact I was simply engineer in charge of construction , Ool. Waring having boon employed as consulting engineer , and ho not I determined upon the size of these pipes , I differed at the very outset witl him as to the advisability of using man holes and some other details , and the very changes I sought to make , namely the putting in of manholes , and final ! ; by the concurrence of yourself and thi council did make , were also found neces sary and carried out at Memphis after its sewerage was ooraplijtnd The other chanjo''from } the orlgina plans of Ool. Worinsj-wero mainly the location of a separate outfall at the fee of Farnam street , whereby a saving o 815,000 was effected in tending and construction of laterals and ati im provoraent in the grade of the main lim on the river bottom secured , besides mak ing it possible to complete a part of the main and four lateral sewer lines tlu very year , This chance , though made upon rav own respon ibility , wus submit ted to and afterwards endorsed by Ool Waring himself. Public opinion is so easily milled by superficial appearances and when formed is so dilllcuU of change that I fool impelled to call atto.ition to few of the many deceptive representations that have been tniuo upon which crron cons opinions are formed. I feel impelled to call attention to i few of the many deceptive roprescnta tions that have been made , upon whicl croneous opinions are founded. I wil cite an insUnco of a few months ago. . ' was summoned to the hardware store o' Mr. W. J. Brontch , vrhoao , collar wai flooded by the bursting of the cylinder head of his hydraulic olovator. Bofpro the water wns cut off from the building about 150.000 gallons had been dis charged into the basement. Thr aowor was opened but the watp did not run out so fast as it had como in and furthermore , the building of Messrs Steel it Johnson , which had boon floodec by leakage through the pnrtitition walla instead of finding relief from the sewer connection when it was opened also for a time suffered from an increase. Thcso two facts were pointcdout _ to mo aa ovi- ilnnccs of the incapacity of the sower. Upon examining the cylinder head and computing the rate of flow of water ink the cellar from the pressure I pointed out that the water musl liavo como into the collar at the rate of 4,1)00 ) gallons per minute. This was verified by Mr. Broatch who said it was * ] 5 minutes coming buforo being cut off ; a sewer to have been able to discharge at , ) mt rate with the grade of ono newer ijpo would have had to bo over 3 foot in diameter. The fact that the water purtcd into Stool & Johnson's collar when their sewer connection was opened was simply an every day illustration that water coining from a reservoir through a > ipo will rise to the level of the reservoir. The water in Broatch'a basement with to surface 8 to 10 foot above Steel & 'ohnson'a connection would sewer na- urally spurt up towards its level , acting exactly as a water works reservoir only upon a smaller scale. The street commissioner , upon the nim- lar theory that water temporarily rose in manhole located near an elevator con nection , declares the sewer to lack capaci- y. The fact is that water coming down vertical pipe at a great velocity and dis- harging into a horizontal ono will ncccs- arily cause a rise all along the line for a imitcd distance and continuo until the ischargois exhausted. Thus assuming ho discharge of an elevator at ach down stroke to bo 80 gallons , hero being about li gallons to each foot of six inch pipe , and the sewer running mlf full , it would take 107 foot of sewer , o absorb each down stroke of the elevator vator , and hence any manhole within that distance of the elevator connection will ihow the fluctuation of each olovator. If , wwover , { his fact were a test of the dis- ihaiging capacity of a sewer , then assum ing the elevator to rioo every five min- jtes for twelve hours , or 144 times , its total discharge would bo 11,520 gallons daily , yet is a fact that the two lines of sewers pronounced to lack capacity on account of these fluctuations , each average - ago 150,000 gallons daily dischargu at this : imo. Of course the larger the sewer , ho loss apparent will bo iho elevator dis charges , and if I were to design a system of sewers to bo used for largo water moor - ; or and hydraulic elevators in addition to sewage waste , the dimensions would bo determined upon a different basis from : hat of the Warring system designed solely for house and sewage waste. OUADINO. There has boon moro grading dpuo and over a moro extended surface in 1883 , han in any year in the history of the city. As will bo soon by the appended tables , 307,704 cubic yards of earth have boon excavated and put into embankment at a total cost of § 81,101.84. Ono half of this has boon paid for by rpncial taxation , and tha ether half ho * icon paid out of general public funds. Two street contracts , owing to errors nado by an incompetent assistant , who las since boon dismissed , were loft un- inishod last winter , but will doubtless )0 completed early this season. The question of grades has been and continues to bo the source of much an- loyanco. The determination of grade ) luns , as well as the change grade , is & natter of ton more of special legislation ihan of engineering Scarcely a grade > lau has boon adopted as orginally roc- immondod by the engineer. Local and special interests have influenced and secured changes of .grades in the past ten years , -which now are charged to the ' .engineer. 'Nearly every change of ( grade has been outlined by the petition of residents or property holder ? in their special interests and all the engineer had to do was to carry out the injunctions of the council by draw ing plans and ordinances corresponding with the grade outlined in such petitions. Such has boon the ca.so in the past with Farnain and other streets in the city. In spmo respects I admit it is often judicious to change grades that were once properly established. A plan contemplating a heavy cut or fill of 20 or 30 feet , to overcome a hill or hol low on the west end of our business streets fifteen years ago at a cost of § 20- 000 or § 30,000 when the travel on such streets and the growth of the city did not warrant going beyond the first hills , would have boon regarded as follaciout and ruiuouu. To-day , on the other hand , the largo developments west of the hills , and increased trade makes the interest upon investment , for such work , small compared to the saving in haulage , time and general convenience of the public. The population which has developed west and south of the hills since most of the hill grades were established , is now greater than the en tire population of the city at that timo. SIDEWALKS AND imiDQES. There has boon altogether 0,470 8-10 feet oi sidewalks built by the city con tractors in the year ending March 1st , 1881. The extant covered by private parties will cover fully five times that amount , making about ton miles of walks constructed in the city , ranging in width from four to twenty foot. But ono bridge was built , that being on Eighth street near the water works en gine house. It has a span of 30 feet and cost only § 230. SUMMABY , The following is a summary in brinf ol the work done under my department in 1883 to date , March 1,1881 : Sewer construction 8 03,493 " 3 Grading , 81,101 81 Paving , , 2G8.JH8 4 ( Curbing and guttering 32,740 i ; Sidewalks . . , . . . .I , . . . , . , ! . 6,04'J 25 Itocurblng aui ] guttering 0,707 8l * Total , . , , . . . > $495,040 75 The total expenses for the engineer department partmont for the past year ia ai follows : B&lnrie . . , . , , . . . $8.314 77 Stationery , 1G9 05 Itant , , . . . , , . , . , . , , ISO 00 Stakes , , , , . . . . , . . 410 0 * . Furulturo. . . , , , , , . . , 70 ( X Instrument * and repair * 458 04 Miscellaneous , . , 89 30 HOHO hire , , , CO 00 Total , . . . , , iiysfi This is leas than two per cent , of the cojt of the work in charge , being fifty per cent less than the cost of engineering for the nmo amount of work in any city in the United Slates. WOIIK rou 1881. The work ouilinod for 1884 and parti provided for is as follows : Paving streeti ? flD",13r 7 Paving alloys 10,3562 Paving utreot railroads 10,027 0 Total , $129,121 f This still loaves a balance available fo paving in the intersection fund of eve § 15,000 , which inakca it possible to adi ono or moro parti of other districts o streets to the list provided for paving. Ifarnam street sewer under con tract 518,000 0 Storm sewer contemplated , esti mated 100,000 OC Waring main under contract 3,500 C Waring lateral 25,000 OC Total S1C1.500 0 Grading 7f > ,000 C Curbing and guttering 35,000 n Miscellaneous 11,378 3 Total work , 1881 8700,000 0 From these outlines of work done ant in hand the labors labors of the onginco department can only partly bo realized In addition to this work the dopartmon has prepared not less than 150 ordinances in the past year covering the establish ing , and changing of grades , sewer dis tricta , condemnation of lands for streets and sewer right-of-way preparing esti mates upon innumerable projects of the council and levies for taxing districts for ; rading , sewering and paving , side-walks sonstruction , curbing and guttering , etc. , resides attending to the collection fo lata bearing on cases in courts against ho city , for the city attorney. I can .horoforo appreciate the labors of the mayor as chief executive of the city , which in the pupcrvision of accounts , ixamination of ordinances and transac- ions of all departments have increased o the extent that few can realize. For 'our ' co-operation and that of the city council in the past year , I herewith ox- > rcss my sincere obligations. ANDUEW ROSEWATEU , City Engineer. Accompanying the above report was a omploto tabularized statement , giving lames of contractors , details of work , etc. t is , however , too voluminous for publi cation. Humor Much of the distress and sickness at tributed to dyspepsia , chronic diarrhoea nnd other causes is occasioned by humor in the stomach. Several cases , with all the characteristics of these complaints , have been cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Other cures effected by this mcdicmo arose so wonderful that the simplest statemen- of them affords the best proof that it com bines rare curative agonta nnd when once used secures the confidence of the pooplo. A Statement. To the Editor of Tbo Beo. Sin I see by thoDispatch of Thursday evening several misstatements in connec tion with my interview about the late convention at Nebraska City. What I wanted published was a otatomcnt of the coot of attending such meetings to these ho want to go their independent. Instead of doing so truthfully I see they make political capital out of myiin terview. Iwill state that Edward Iloao- watcr irmdo no overtures to mo in any way as to who or how I should vofo at tha late convention. The payment of my hotel bill as a matter of courtesy after the com entiou had got through. JAJim' WALSH , i , , MoArdlo ProcTrret- AvniL 18th , 1884. v Pure Blood , Many families piido themselves on thiir no ble ancestry : but here , in this democratic country wo do not care so much about our ped igree as our health ; or , at least , that ought to be the principal object of our solicitude. Wo cannot have good health without pure , rioj blood. When the blood is out of order , dis ease manifests itself in the skin and flesh , and in fact , in all parts of the body. To be re stored to health , take SCOVILL'3 SARSA PARILLA or BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP. Physicians speak in the highest terms ef this medicine. Dr. Everett , Cooper Plains , Stoubon Co. . N. Y , , mentions two cases of Scrofula and Erysipelas in which Scovill'a Sarsnpatilla or Blood and Liver Syrup effected a cure , and says , ' 'I think It ono of the best puriCora of Urn day. It has met with perfect success In every case where I have used It. " The drunkard swills alcohol. Wise men use Samaritan Nervine , the king of all remedies. "Our child had fits. The doctor said death was certain. Samaritan Nervine cured her. " Henry Knee , Verrilla , Tenu. At Druggists. At the Itollor Kink. At the roller rink last night the fourth contest for the lady's gold watch took place and was the most exciting oven ! which has taken place at the rink this season. Miss Shipman had twioo boon successful and Miss Canfiold ha.d once carried off the honors. At 0 o'clock the floor was cleared and Miss CanGold , ac companied by John Hitchcock , and Miss Shipinsn , accompanied by 0. W. Van Cott , appeared upon the floor. After spritod contest , lasting several minutes , a vote was taken and resulted in a victory for Miss Canfiold , that lady having re ceived 277 votes , while Miss Shipman re ceiving but 193. This gives to the two contestants two victories each and the third and last contest is looked , forward to with a great deal of interest by the friends and admirers of both the young ladies. ladies.ANDREWS ANDREWS 9 RSIIOUS riNGTOHOLOCOWN EARLDAKINOPOWDE ITAMDOUNDTORISC PURE CHEAM TARTAR. .Ciyeri lfalumoraniiiurloii subsluiiccscau bo found | { > Aud rows' I'oarl J3aklng Powder. , Is pos- U\clypyRE. ucinCniion , > e < i , aniltefltlinonlaU rtcclexlTroru each vhuinbu as B. Dana Hu > 8 , llos- ; M. Dclafoiitfllnc. ofClitcago ; nud U tfmct sold In bulk. 2S7.2tM & S9I Oi Water 6L "ROUQU ON RATS. " Olcara out rata , mlco , roaches , flics , nnti , bedbugs , Bkunks , chipmunks , gophers. IGa Drticciato Vnlunliio nml Convenient. BUOWN'S Bno.vcillAt , TnocitES are a safe nnd stiro rem edy for Bronchitis , C uglu , and oilier trou bles of the Throat nnd Lungs. S'oW only in loza. Price 25 cents. A fcllcnt 1'itsiCtiRor. The incoming train on the B. & M. las * evening brought among its Donvc passenger II. J. Kuony and vrifo of For Calhoun , and their son-in-law , Mr. W G. Shockoy , whoso journey waa n tmi ono , ri3 its object was to convey homo n dead daughter and wifo. Mr. Shockoy married Misi Joaio Kuony nbout ft ycnr ago and in August she bcini , ' nfllctcd with the consumption the young couple wont to Mauitou , Col. , in hopes of bcnoflttlng the invalid. Even the life-giving climate of the mountains could not overcome the ravages of the ( liscn.io , nnd on Tuesday last Mrs. Shockoy breathed her hat , her mother arriving just in time to comfort lior in her ( lying moments. The deceased wns but twenty-fivo years of ago , and ivaa for three years a student nt Brownoll iall , in this city. Tlio remains were cnrod for over night in this city , nnd the Borrowing husband nnd pnronta leave rith them this morning for Calhoun , where the funeral will take place on Sun- lay morning. : OWDER This powder never ? itoi. A marvel of jmro iDiif b nntl wholc3oaon i Uoo ronomlcal than h Cat/jury LlnJs , and ca.iuol bo sold In competition wlto tbo multitude of low lUit. short welil t Blum or ihivohato pntrdero. Bold only In cans. Xloyal Balc- DK Powder Co. * SPECIAL NOTICES. MTSpoclals will Posltlvolynot be inserted unless paid in advance. T03LOAN-BIoaev. MONEY TO LOAN In sums of { 300 and upwards at low rattu on first cla s real estate security. 382 tf POCTEIl & , COBB. LOANED-On chattel property by J. T , MONEY BKATIY , 213 south 14th street. 88.1m § TO LOAN-Tho lowest rates ot interest MONEY Bemla' Loan Agency , 15th & DongU 231 tf MONEY TO LOAM In Euraa of 1300. and upward. Q P Davis and Co. , Koal Estate and Loan Agents. 160S Hvnam St. E03-U MONEY Loaned on chattel Iiroj rti. by S. T. Peterson , S. E. corner 15th and Douglon.C3lm ] C3-lm HELP WANTBU. WANTED Two first class dlnlne room girls. Ap ply at Boston Restaurant , 1414 Douglau itrect. 742-21 * TXT ANTED Boot and Shoo Salesmen on the road to VV sell a line of goods on commission that will not conflict with their present line. Liberal commission pad ! to the right men. Address "S. 8. S. " Bee office. 738-2 Ip T/17"ANTED Mrst-clasa birbcr attheTaxton Ilo- VV tcl 730.10 } WANTED-Ono children's girl , not jounsor than 10 joara , 1909 Farnam street. .754-lSp WANTED A good wnmin cook and kitchen girl at No IT EngUnd Rettaurant , 1418 Douglas St. 7S3-21p WANTED A competent nurson to do housework at 220 north I3th street. 757 21p WANTED-A nrbt-clss broad'and cake baker wants a situation Address "II. II. " US Vine Btreet , Council Illutls , Iowa. 7Jl-10i > TITANTED Competent girl for general house- t V work In family of two. Must be well recoia- muideiL Apply 2118 Burt ttreat. . 7tO-tf T fANTED G Irl for housawork. Apply at A. PatTY - TY tersou'd JoHelry Store.Crdfhton i.lock.122 ifith street. 608-10 WANfKD Walter , ( man ) , one who understands his business , at DaLljium's'Uestaurant , 1513 Dodge utroct. 710 tf \ATANTKD A first class butcher want * cmp'oy. T ment by the month or icar. Address H. K. Everett , city. 712 23J W'ANICU Oalorcd girls for guncr l work. 11J eouth 12th street. 717-lOj WANTKD-Tivo actlro. HiTiclIa ; men. Steady pl ° Jracut' Ci" l Sto"1" Wtli Btroet , 710 ] WANTED-A girl for-gwcral housework. Must have experience and com * wcll recommendep. Oood wages given , Apply709 nortiia l street : bet. Webster and llurt. 721-tf TXTARTED A girl to oo gontral houstwork at T T nortlieast corner 23d and Casj streets. 725 23 TX7 ANTED Girls ! we want 15 girls for general VT homework , to apply at once to Cannon Bro's and Co. Opposite P. 0. No charge 741-tf -TTT'ANTED A Oorman dining room kite eu girl. V > Ucsso and Hoppo , t8 B. IStb Bl , botwcon Harney and Howard , COS U - " Pild- ED. GAINS , Kearney , Nej. 66J-181 WANTED Frtrt-clisswomao cook ; highest wages paid to first da s help , * Addreu M. U Wright , Central City lloune , Centrtl City , Neb. 600-24 A OENT8 WANTED-At "Union" Sewlc ? Machine ± \ . olllco , 200 nnnb 10th street. 0/0 2) TTITANTHD-Exporloieed Straw Sewers and girls T > toleiru trawse lnit , at tbo Omaha Hat aud Bonnet Dloichvry , Itfll Capitol avenuu , 633-lSt TTTANTED airlfotK'ni'il-houso work at 1610 VV Haruej Bt. Mrs. U. Wlluur. 702.181 ANTED An exptrlcuced fl'IminuJl family. 1818 Webster. 038 19p | 7AN fEIl Oood drauglit m n ut Jlcury Voss' , V lledlok'i JUook fHS-tf ] WANTED A gardener an i nun ryman to rent . < 10 acres of land , all In good condition for gar dening , fenced with good board fen en and all uud r > the i > lnw. Must bo rented thin week. M011TON A. UL1NS , 15th and Farnam 010 If ' ' A ( 'lrl for general homework In a W''ANTED of two , 104 South 25th trcit CITS28p 1,151-t California street. BMtf WANTBU. Copying or short hind work to do WANTED . 1'rlca reasonable Addiew " 24" Ike otllco. 707-211 A altuatlon ( o do tewing In private WANTED ( by a cuuipetout dresstiaker. Inqulre atKo 718 north 18th. rooms , up-tlalr * . 744-l j Situation bv Qtrman girl In private WANTED Call at 90S Jlaaon Ititet. 73j-19u for Infants and Children. nn overcomes l < lauilcncy , Uoustipa- tion , Sour Slomach , Diarrhoea , nnd Fcvcrishncss. It insures hcnlth and unturul elccp , without morphine. " Cnstorlrv h BO well ndnptod to Children that I recommend Has superior to nny proscription known to uio. " II , A. Aitcnnii , JI. U. , 82 Portland Avo. , llrooklyn , H. Y. Wlmt Rlroi our Children rosy chertrs , What uurca f.ielr fovcrs , makes them Bleep l 'Tig Cantirlft TVhen Iwiblcn f rot nnd crv l y turni , AVhat cures tlnlr colic , kJlla their worm1 ? , Hut Cnntorln , Wlifitqulcklv curei ConKtlpntlon , Sour Stomorh , Colds , Indigestion , Hilt C.intnrln- Farcwcll then to Jfortihlno Syrups , Castor Oil and Tarvgorlc , nndHntlCnittnrlnU CENTAUR LINIMENT nn nbsuluto euro fur Ithcuma- tisiu , Sprains , Burns , Galls , &c. The most Powerful nnd jfcno- lrutliij Pnln-rclloving nnd Ilculln ? Kcnicdy Itnowu to man. WANTED Position hymn experienced conchmon. Kmplojtnoa IltitCAii , 217 M. ICth St. 7r.3-10p . WANIKU-lty a KUitknmn ami ulfe , a fair flzcd unfurnished lornn , centrally locntcV. Adiltota 3. O. F. . Urn olHi"- . Council HlulT , Jowa. WANTBD A mtuitlon by n rclliblo } oung limn , wlio umloretat ila book keeping and run L'lvo ; ext ( rcfcrontM "K. " llconlllcc. 723-lOt IVANTKD Hltuatlon by n first class cook. Can * liamlli both meats and pastry. Atldrm "A. " hit office. TOO 10) ) r\7"ANTED-lJi jouncmnn , wlth6 jcnrjcharacter V > from last tlttiatlon , nishca a position In n store , > rln nj capaclty hcrohocanmakohlmteUpcnornl- y useful. Understands lioiscs and drhliiif. Addrcta W. n. 11 , " B-c olllcc. OjMSt WANlEU. IlUATION-Oood cnmpcttnt pardon er , capable of iHlng out new place. Call or iddress ' Gardener , " Slavf n House. CU5I-IOJ A Steady \\onian who Is a good manager , wants a i V jplace aa house keeper or nurro and companion o an luialldtonn or country. Addrcssllrs llughea hisofllce. LetiersTpromptly answered. C9M8 * MISCELLANEOUS VTANTG. A 7AN1KD A suite c(3 or 4 roomc , Bultab'o for > 1'cht houio-kccpnft by a family of two. Address 'K. & " postoHlcc ouico. 040 lOp WANTED A partner In the butcher builnesi , ul'h at out $ (00 to (1,000 capital. Addrcsj 'A. B. " Bee ofllce. 722 23 § \\TANTED To buy , a So'ix 1'ountaln. for cash. W Call ntC. Wllrott , 800 South 10th bt OSO 185 WAN/ED P rtner , cither lady or gentleman , with SIGO.Iu business cow established , rays Goo XT cent. Address "K. ) . ' at once , Bee olllco. OD0.18I \\JANTED Good house for flrst class tenant , T ? small family , bcttt een 15th and 22d streets , aud : t. Mary'smcnuo and Cass streets. 076 Sit rorTEU&COBB.lBlBFarnamSt. VX/TANTED / 10,000 yards of raj carpet toeao at C. N Nfttcomba. IKthandCumlnc. 037-19p WANTED 3,000 jards of dirt , at or n arone block west of tbo Convent on St. Mnry'ao mo. S. K. JOHNSON , t81-t of Stcde , Johuson &CP. I OK hXM--l.tC003 ten LOU. OR HFNT Cottage on 17th street , near Davenport F port ; , S18.00. P. LEHMANN. 743 tf RENT A furnished front room. Apply at FOR S , W. cor. ! 4th and Farnara St. 761-tf = RENT A very doilrablo sulto of rooms. Address FOfl dress "W. S " care of Bee office. 783 21p F IOR IlENT Four houses In good location. IREY & HOTTER. S. W. cor. 15th and Furnam , 7f.J tf RENT No. 1 Square Htllct & Davis piano , FOR a month. Inquire at Edholm & Erickgon'd. 716-23 RENT First class brick store and base , FOR , 16th and Farnam streets. 875.ro per nonth. UAltKEll & UA.VNK. 7SS tf IJIOR RENT. Building 40 x 08 , on Harney street , L1 between 14th and 15th. BARKER&MAYNH 727 tf tj'Ot two not-brick house nrt bate- I1 ment. Twoupp'r rooms arc ofupl'd Vv jnr. lei who exchange rent for board. Address 20(0 Casi itrccf 720-tf F IOR RENT Furnished room , 1318 Jackson street. 703235 F ill HEVT Unfurnished rooms 1821 Capitol a\c. , 033-211 IOR RENTStore. . Also office In Crounpe's block F 607-191 O M. HITCHCOCK. F IOR RENT-Furnlshcd room , 1819 California St. 66822 F OH KENT piano. Inquire at Edholm & Eilck- son'a. 633 tf FOR RENT ilme rooms for family two , i7 per month , 613 Johns itrect. 701-181 RENT A furnished front room with Email FOR bed room adjoining. Also a furnlihed bed room ultablo for gentlemen , private family 708 N. 18th treet : COJ 21 | RENT FurnUhed room4snt 715 south 15th FOR street , bet. Jones and Leav cuworth. C31-195 RENT A furnished homo to a ftmlly without FOR out children. Inquire at 1013 Dodge St. 032-10 $ POil BENT With board , largo front room with bay window , g > 8 and hath room. A few fable icardcrs accommodated , 1718 Dodge ttroet. C49-lp ) F Ion RENT Nicely furnished rooms with or with out board , 1616 Dodge etr ct. 103 IS } N1C furnished room 1C5 N. 18th. 013-18p FOR RENT The finest BUinmer resort In this city known as Victor's Park on 21th Btreet , routh of it. Marv'aavo. Inquire on premises for termd 1019 } F JR RENT Two furnished rjoms , 2117 Webster J 641-tf FOR RUNT Furnished rooms 2227 Dodge St. 494-lm FOR RENT Ltrgo Bujjli front room , nicely fur nished , 1008 Fimam Sff 482 tf FOKnBVT-Store room 1500 Faruam St , , by I'AUlArtl & CO. 4'iOtf OK Kh.M-'lllliO dm , , Oi UullUUig Mo. fill * r- nam St. M7.tf FOB RENT 1st OOSD 8 room cottage. . & T I'etersen , 8. E. corner 15th and Dougty.l l 2tf ITlOlt RKNT 100 otre farm. Alsobilck jard. 'I. JL' Murray. 63 tf FOR HENT-Furnlshcd rooms 1810 Dodge St. S1021I 71011KEN1 KuruUneU roomti , 1617 DodC | > cree ; . 61S tf FFOR FOR RENT Roomi In Nobrnka Nations , Bank llulldluK. Uoit deslratla offlo 9 In the cits- Jupplled nltu hydraullo elo-atoj and fceated h itcam. Apply tt 13 uk. C20 tf (71011 UKNT Purnlihed rooms on the northwe I * cor. 13th and Capltolavenne , formerly lomve. F room heated 22i N , 19Lb. B7Stf fOB HALS. SALE-Ilarcaln. Ono of the Quest lots on FOR Bauth llth street , rorfuotly bvel , will \a \ Mold on aiy terms. Lot , 00x130 a goal liotuo , OxV4 , wull md cUtern , plenty ot milt anj shade trees. Inquire n premiss , tatttlJo llth street , bitiven Martha md Dorcas. 732-21 OR HALK4 fine residence lots with lgoo > \ house F and larn ; fruit treeo , nhruber ) , tto , In Uifld n'i Rdilitlrn. 1'rlce , 5OCt ) . terms ouy. IUKY t M01TBU. 8.V. . cor. 16th and Fatnam. 745 tt FOR BALI : 3 beautiful acre lota on Letvcnvtorth ttroet , 21 mll.-j from poit otflco. Price * 1.000 , Ibis U th but barfalu oflerod. IREY A. MOTTEIt , 748 tf FOR HiLE Three nice cottages In Bblnn'M addl- aJdltlou , on moutlil ) pjynienla. IREY & MOT CER. 747 tf HALE Mne totUKe ul 6 roomlulUut.Lurn , FOR fruit trtra , etc , 'IliU Is a rj ro hircalu nd crtby cfjour lauicdlat * attention. IREY & ll , cor. 16th and Farnam. 748 tf I7IOR HALE-1'ajUas Hotel , Addrew Maun & . Mor- L' K u , Itlalr , Neb. 740-UI j OR SALF A hanil omo ( tore front \crvchoap , at corner 16th and .Martha streets. 737-21p SALE. Uy Ba'kcr & Majnr ITrgant H ' Room RtfilJcntc , l.avenport and lOtli sUO'.OOO. Ea y terms This Is abarcai/i. IUH lot wlthirnod biilldinir aud him , neir corner ICIb and Past ) . $1,500. 22 x 132 corner nn Farnam , S story brick building on it , $1SOCO. Easytcrmi. 2 > torv lirlck etiiomid ground , 29\CO , on 18th street , ? 4,5GO ; cosy terms. I'ull lot , cor. Oth and Dodpc , S'.OfO ; ca < y terms , Nice cottage , full lot , cor. Horrllton nnd Catiipbcll street,85,00 ; very cany ttrms. Rlota on Sinn 1cr street , hetwfcn lUmitton and ChnrUs , very reasonable and on rasy tcnnn Nlco Srooai houte , corner lot , 06 x 140 , at front , 1 nit block off street car line , ncnr head ol St. Marv's avdiup , { 3,000. BAItKHl & JIAYNK , 720-18 13th and Tarnam. "TT10R SALH A flrst-clasj Block of fane > Roods. 1. ' Uoldcn rnportunity for cither lady or ircntltman- Sirnll capital ; good trade established. Ad J re 3 "I. L. W. " Bee otllco 781-22 FOR SALE A flrst-clasi restaurant and Ice cream parlor and house of 10 rooms attached , all fur nished , will bo sold cho p. Satl factory reasons given for helling. Address "J. W. P. " Omaha , Neb. 711 tf FOR BALK At a barealn , two house ] and full lot , near military bridge to a cath buv cr. Inquire of Edholm A. Enckaon , Jewelers , opposite poctolllcc. 714 23 FOR SALE- Near high school , well built house , lull lot east front , $0coo. On Hurt sti cct , good lioim and barn. Excellent lo cation. ? 7f.CO. On Jit. ricarant avenue , eouth front , largo new bouse , full lot , (6,000. On California street , good house , barn , lot 39x132 , $3,600. On Davenport street , near IGth , houeo and lot 44 fcctS4,6CO. On lith street , east front , S room hiuse , good or der , 13,600. On Davcnpoit street , near 12th , good nine room homn and barn , $5,200. On rarnaui ttreec , near ISth. Good 10 room house , lot 22x132 , ? 4,600. On Farnim street , good 7 room house , lot 20x132 , ? 4.fiOO. AMIS , 605 tf Farnam Street. SALE Theeouthwest corner lot of llth and FOR r cllc ! , with two one story brick huldmgnnid OHO/rarnu bulldlns on it , with nil modern Improvements - ments Inquire at iho clothing stord of Ge"rge II. I'ttereou , & .4 bouth ICtli stroot. eSS-lm T7 < OR \LE-Fresh milk cow. Inquire at 1910 Far. JD nam street. 698 tf FOR SALE A side spring open buagv , cheap ; nearly new. Inquire at D. I.JIIajdcn's D > iry , north end 20th street. 685-18 } FOR SALE My dwelling , No , 2(03 DouglaiL Fine neighborhood , ? rooms and larxo cemented cellar , city v > ater , 2CO barrel rlstcrn , barn , chicken hovse , e' & W.J. WiLSHANS , City Mills. 699 tf FOR SALE A corner lot near 23d nnd Farnam , at a bargain. Inquire of Oed. E Thompson , y. W. corner llth and Harney streets. iuX-lm FOR SALE Three flno counters , show coses and shelving , at Preccott'a Jlu.lo Stuie , I'M Parnim 8t-eet. rianos and organs cheap. 659 21 CR SAf E Ten gord will and fixtures ot the reighton House. Will sell the dining room and kitchen furniture ecparately or any part of either. Will exchange for Jands , luts or any ealeiblo com modity , or will take secured notes on long time. In quire at Crtlghton House. f05 tf FOR SALE Twenty acres of the Griffon farm , 3J miles from the PostonV-e. and only two blocks from I'ratt'a sub-division. Will bo sold In 2 } , 6 or 10 acre lots. Inquire Oinatu Carpet Co. , 1611 Douglas trcer. 672 tf A Small stock of Drugs and DrUKistu' Fixtures for sale In the live town ol Waterloo , Nebraska * good opening fora physician. Address JD. SIL- Ell. Elkhorn station , Neb. 723 U OR SALE Four loomed house with lariro turn F and fowlerles , and t o lots. Just ouHido city limits , 11800 Atao lots from $350 up. Apply M. 15. Powell's Drug Store , 13th and Jackson. 04 lOp F IOR SALE Confectionery and cigar stocks , res taurants , hotels , groceries , furniture block B. A new soda fountain for tlW. Ihne partners waited. Agency , 217 N. loth St , 052 IPp SALE Nicio Iota in Hanscom 1'lsco and FOR Place , ; 475 to 88'O.on monthly pay > menU. Btrkcr & .Mavne , N , U. Cor. Farnam and 18th Sts. 855-tf FOR SALE Rag carpet at O. N. Newcomb's , 1 th and Curnlnj ; . 63 3-10p TO MILL JIEV Oroit birgiln Good prist mill , excellent water power , with Si ucrcu of land , at county i cat. enl mill in the count } . In licet "heat flection of Nebraska , worth 3 MXO. Must bo sold before - fore Juno 1st. Will lake 31,000 cwh. Apply to North Loup Banking Co , Nortd Loup , Nib. 630-10 T710R SALV$2SOO for full lot on 13th St , 111 J ? Kouutzo'sSJ addition. POTTER fcCuDB. 1615 Farnam St. 010 tf FOR 8ALK Farm a uulva from city , mar Union Stock jards. Inquire at Mrs Meyer , over Roe- der'i Drug btore , 16th and Weboter. S7V- 170R SALE lxit at $376 to 3400 In Arlington , in- X1 side city limits , near Suur d-rs strtct , $ < 76 to fHOO. COi tf AMES , Farnam ttrttt. FOR &ALE-LOU at 376 to (400 In Arlington , In- eldo city limits , near SaundcrsstreetJ7f > tn C * t,0 , tOl-tf AMES , 1 arnani BtrteU UISOBUJUTBODB. A WONDERFUL CURB-M . Williams'Eye Salvo xX made In Omaha , Neb , It has been applied In hundreds ot carts , tnd has never been knowu to f H. It In good for all kinds or ooro eye , and especially for weik oyia. Office S. W. cor. Uth and Webster street ) . 765-lOp SbCOND hand books bouzht and sold at 217 N. Iflth .tr.ct. 762 2ip STRAYED On. STOLEN-A buclskln horse from D , I tlayden'sdttry.corthend of 20th tt est. lUiward will be given It returned to above tddnssi OTKAYEDOIIHTOLEN-IUI coK. broken horn O1 II. " branJod on rlilit tblgh. I'lturn to 0 S H ICtli staet and bo ro * rjfd. 741-10 rpAKENUl' Ht my rMJence N. W. corner 20th L and Clark Ktreet , one write lio'ffr. Owner will iileiwe take her away airl pay charges. 710 tf OuHIS'l BULLNHEIMER. T OHV I'oekct raio of Instrumenti Iteturn to J Jotflce , 15til etrcet , between Barnaul nJ Uouzlng. 7i4-lD | TK. W , LEE , II. 1 > . T OST OjucHiitiu on raruaui , lwt ccu 'JOtli aud ± JtS > \ ttrcots , a package of lace. Hmlerwll ! pltato loav at Faliuncrii itore. 718-18) ) F. DA VI ! ) & CO , DI1ALEI1S " - - Real Estate and Mortgage Loanshave remove to No 1503 Farnam etieet , up Blairs , icon 13 , on door ei t of their former location , where they may be found until complitlbu of thdr ne building. Dllll UKIlAl' About 1000 yards of earth given away , with a premium , at the nnrtb.uoit cor. ol Seventeenth and Leaven toitti , nut to fcchool. 123 tf liKWAUD will Lu pud for any case nf DlphtlittrlatliiitrAiiiiul bo cnr.il by Dr. ertv' ( Cuuucil ltuliaoveDthe [ md cute S nd ' r it 3B4t _ _ EDWARD KUEHL , HAOI8TEB or FALMYSTKBY AKD CONDITION AUBT , BOJ Tenth street , between Farnaro and liar. Bey , will , with UK aid of gruidUa iplrlU , oblalnliuj mnj on * ( lanoe oi to put and pmtai , ked tli UIa condition la Ina rattuc. Uooti and rbot * ulo oidir. Feifeot utUfacUo
