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8 OMAHA DAILY BEE-FRIDAY APRIL 25 , 1684.
THE DAILY BEE.
OMAHA.
Friday Morning. April 26.
PRINTERS ANTED ,
At the ofllco of TUB OMAHA DAILY
BRK competent printers can find employ-
rnotit at the regular going wages. Perm
anent situations guaranteed to competent
r non-union men.
Ati IntfircaMnB Ailvcrtluoinon t.
The advertisement of fortune of SAMUEL
HKOKSOIIEII SENH. in HAMtiimo in the
number of our paper of this day is very
intoroating. Tins homo has acquired BO
good a reputation by the prompt and
discreet payment of the amounta gained
here and in the environs , thatwp beg all
our readers to take notito of his insertion
of this day.
tfoddlnfr's KuBsltx Salve , best family salvo In
the world , and excellent tor stable MO , 25ctn
NEUKASKA STATE OAzETTEEn & BUS
INESS DinBCTonY to bo issued in July ,
1884. price $4 50. J. M. WOLFE , pub
lisher , 120 ? . 14th St. . Omaha.
LOOALBREVITIES , ,
The chapter of the dloooao of Nobrnska
moots at Trinity CjtabtCral to-day , liusi-
nos hcffans ntlO/ > /T - , and sermon
tn i
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xcmon. late
James hot na largely
for
ono
yesterday
in police cmat' > nnd
* v os
lne concealed weapon "low/or lb *
v on B , , t ,
held -until to-day.
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to K.W. to M ca
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and WM eua c , w . Of the
ttao tcontracU eW UftfA city , IP'
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I ' J today at 2 { ,
Jis o'clock p. " ? horn
. , ed to bo present.
'BneWon'8 Arnlo Salre.
" 3 medical wonder ol too world.
poedlly cure Bunw , Outs , p-
n , > Sorei. Cancwi.PUo ,
Conn. Tetter , Ohwp d hand * , i ,
y eruption , g-rantoe/ to euro In
- TMT Itmtonoe , or money refunded. 25 , o nU I ,
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A Midnight Roiibery
Monday night burglars entered the
f , BJH. Post , northwest of the
city and at tor ransacking the rooms car
ried , off fi silyer watcbond several dollars
in. money , the property cf the hired men I
who weroaslenp.in the different rooms.
They olio took a suit of clothes but the
sarmenta were found the next morning a
hort distance from the house ,
Prom Mr Post's house , they went
to the house of his foreman , only
little way distant , and the foreman was
ailoep , but probably made soroo move
-which caused ono of the follows to say ,
'fdon'fc make a move < r I'll ' shoot you. "
This awakened the foreman and he open.
ed his eyes and beheld a revolver leveled
full upon him. Ho is a man of good
judgment , and remained perfectly quiet t
commanded. Tbe burglars wonj \
through the house but did not find any '
thing to their liking , and took their do.
' parture.
O Youthful Bhoutem.
ffednetday afternoon , about foui
o'clock , two boys , named Bllterbeui
ai l ClAfk , aged ten and Blx year ro
I upeotlvely , secured a revolver and won
out upon a common to liavo a ilttlo spoi
willi the thing , After discharging I
several times it was finally flred Int
young Bltterboun'B body uccldentallj
JL pliyfilclaij extracted the ball and re
Wwtg the lad as doing well and doe
" not witiclpaio any Bcrlous rcBulta froi
The revolver was in
aud wv ) taken froi
the
Pr.
itli nmtiy of ihe highest , vnl .
foa of mental and nervr
t. tt uded by sick heodad
tad dimiflih a vitality.
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SOUTH OMAHA SUBURB.
A Visit to the Magic City Where Hun
dreds of Men are at M ,
A Population of Fifteen Hundred
Inhabitants Expected With
in Ninety
The Stopkyards , Slaughtering and
Packing Houses to bo ready
by July ,
A Romantic Bavino , WithSnrings
of Bubbling Water Clear
as Crystal ,
A Vigorously Pushed Kntcrprlno The
. "Waterworks AH Attractive
Drive.
" Have you boon down to South Oma
ha , yolT asked Thomas Strobe of a BKK
representative. " If you haven't , just
jump into this buggy , " said ho , "and in
a few minutes I will show you Omaha's
big boom. " Tlio invitation was accept
ed , and a drive of tivo miloi and n quar
ter from Farnam street brought us to the
north line of the South Omahn property ,
and driving less than half a milo further ,
wo reached the location of the Union
Stockyard * , wlu'chnro located on the west
side of the Union Pacific track. Con
tractor Kynor hna d li"Vo force 200
men and CO teams at wo"1 * grading ,
ffis contract covers the . removal o" JOtf-1
( OOcubio yards of earth , nnd it must bo
omplotod by July I8t. jjo proposes to
rgoly increase his force in' a few days ,
present ho is pushing the work a
\ 'Jv aa Possible , and win ; , early next
> fev there the grade completed forte
to csf the side tracks , whiciH will at
When thfnVis done
' tor the slaughter anVfpack-
ousfwmca \ ml * u all purchased v \vwill
a Ioad5sd\ upon tbe ground , andVon'-
tt on bo tramrjdiatoly begun npoo the
imoths&u.oturoviu well as upon tl'o
c j-ard * onolosnre. The slaughter air
pao.kingrhou.io , whfrf. js to- have a
Jitjr of 2,000 head per day , will , bo It
f. * ho lacgos t oatabJuihmonis of ; the ei
in the ountiy. It will bo put up isvi
n Kjxpcoiunoocl Chicago cont/.uctor vi
has boeat employ odiab time * ? Jy
ton tlM. great cattle
man , , - oc
osb ad ira the Omoio entaaptjso in
ing ; sucabulldingB , He , j- , a usher ,
ayahoaan. put opth building in
i lays 56' necessary. ' AU ho
r flen M * > th ° y \
bo on hand at
.the is ready to
n loeatioa saler .
fof stook.
tcd fet the pur. ,
ound the
bo excellent ,
from the
packing
off by the creek which runs
the grounds. The yards are also
* ' aitched and laid , with drains. At
nt about forty men are at work on
yards , hut when the side-tracks are
mploted there will bo over a thousand
ochanics and laborers employed. A
ade for a track to the yards is now bog -
g built up , and will be finished in a few
ys. Or every hand there Is presented
'c no of activity which will bo enlarged
om day to day ,
The engineer , Mr. W. L. Aditns , . has
is quarters in the Drexel house , and
ontraotor Kynor has his office aud store
i the stable , and his blacksmith shop
i a building near by. The laborers oo-
upy .tents , and either have their own
ooks or ge t their meals at a boarding
louse that Is Doing run in the Drexel
nansion.
Already several buildings are being pu
ip at the stockyards. Oho is t substan
tial two-story frame house , for a restau
rant and boarding ttouso to bo run by
Frank Pivonka. George Oanfield has th
lumber on the ground for the erection of
the 'Oanfiold House. " Several other
buildings are either in process of con-
structlon or will bo begun in a few ; days.
In the vicinity of .the stook-yaris there
will of course bo numerous email busi
ness establishments of all kinds , and
quite a flourishing trade will bo carried
Ion. There will bo some splendid busi
ness openings , and they will soon bo
I taken advantage of. Amongother enter
prises that are to bo started there aw
several packing and canning establish
ments. A Michigan man hrts bought
I ground for a residence , and also for e
largo packing house to be built- this yean
The residence town , however , is tc
bo located some little distance north o :
I1 the stook yards , to that Tit will no
I in any way be affected with smell
\I from the yards. Offensive * smells
I however , are not likely to occur , as thi
Iyards are to be perfectly drained , oni
I the distance , is such that even if the ;
I should not bo drained , no smells wouli
r I ever reach the suburban town of Soutl
11 Omaha , the site of which is upon an ok
vatod plateau , commanding an oxoellerj
11 view of the surrounding country for rallei
11 No more desirable site could have bee
it I selected. It will bo laid out iu an art !
o tlo manner , and will bo maoo one of tl
! , I most beautiful suburban towns iu tl
9west. . Its northern limit will only bo
js I short distance , not five minutes wal
in from the southwest limit of the city
n 1 Omaha , aud in two or throe years will 1 .
in I iolned to the city proper. Already n
1 inorous residence lota have been sold , ai
I when the stockyards and slaughtering o
I paoVlng houses open up for business , a
"M hundreds of employees are broug J
? * ! there the demands for homes will bevc !
e | great. It is safe to say that Sot
will be a place of 1,000 inlm ,
tants before mow flien , aud that next
year it will oaiily r oh S.GOO. It is the
intention of the projectors of this enter
prise to afford not only the omployo an
opportunity to got cheap and comforta
ble homo , but also to give the citizens
of Omaha a chance to secure a desirable
snburbnn homo upon the most reasonable
terms. That hundreds of families will
take advantage of this opportunity there
is not the least doubt. They will bo
given ( ivory possible convenience for
transportation , OB trains will bo run
hourly between the Union Pacific depot
and South Omaha. A depot will bo
built at South Omaha , and another at
the stock yards , To accommodate the
traffic between Omaha and South Omaha
a double ( rack is to bo built between the
two points. The belt railway will also
connect with the South Omaha trains ,
and thus persons can reach almost any
point in Omaha cither by rail or by the
horse cars. The drive between South
Omaha and Farnam street , can bo
made in lea * than half an
hour , either by Twenty-fourth
Sixteenth or Thirteenth streets. It is
proposed to put all the roads loading to
South Omaha in the very best condition ,
and a viaduct on Sixteenth street is ono
of the proposed improvomonta. This
will make Sixteenth the longest otroot
and the main artery of the city. Street
cars will at no distant dity run the whole
length of Sixteenth street , and probably
to South Omaha.
South Omaha is to have its own water
works and gas-works , nnd will in over ,
respect have all the metropolitan convon
ioncoa. At first it was propose )
to obtain water by the moans of ai
oxl < 3ii 'on ' ° MIQ Omaha city work
* ' ' ' abandoned
system" bjj " P'an 1M uoen
onod owing' ib ' ° forlunalo discovery
that water in ahj I i uuppi can bo secured
cured from living Brings upon the prop ,
orty of the South Om ha compiny. The
springs are located in aVoop ravine , up
on what is known as the Eto tract ; about
imilo and a quarter norlfr-east of'the '
itock-yards , It is indeed a romantic and
L beautiful spot. Standing keen the
> rink of the ravine or canyon , on cither
'do , one looks down a hundred feet , and
nti sooa a beautiful little , stream of clivr
) rLig water running upou a gravel bed ,
is fed by innumerable springs from
thor . .aideof the winding rapine , which
brokan hew and there by smaller ra-
ines. &omer of tliesn springs Ibw in
nito largo sSnvtmai from the hillside ,
> ming out of Jittle openings or caves ,
argo trees line the eslos of the zavino ,
id arch ever the topar , touching each ;
thor ; forming n > perfect ; arbor of Bhado. :
ho ravine below the fal'sof ' Mianohaha [
not half BO wilsl or row nlf& as tbia De
luded canon , wkoao sides at various
toints are almost perpendicular for a
iundred feet. Standing- tfio- bottom
nd looking up , the hills soomKke momn-
ains to the admiring obawvur. Thi ro-
narkablo spot has been know * to- bat
bw of our oitiztns , and only small 1
lumber who have known , ef it b&ve evw
rislted the place. No ono not acquaint-
id with the vicinity would bo likely t-
ind it. If any of our citraons wish fax
jay it a visit , they willhav ( to secure *
guide to the place.
The stream which is formed by theso-
aovor failing springs flows on to hardV-
irood lake , a milo and a qnartor distent * , ,
md this lake which has attractive sur-
roundings.has on outlet into the Missouv
ri rivor. When the La * tractcontaining
320 acres , was purchased , .tho price be
ing $250 per acre , or a total of $80,000' ' ,
no ono , except P. E. Her , had any idsa
of the valuable water supply that was
being bought with the land , and wo b
lievo that not raoro than two or thoreo
members of the land syndicate know that
there was any water at all upon the land
To Mr Ilor belongs the credit of sug
gesting the idea that perhaps thos
springs could supply enough water for I
South Omaha , Ho had known oi thesi
prings for some years having learned o
thorn from men who were engaged in
hauling sand from a sandbank nea
them. IIo wont and examined th
springs , and doterminedito buy the lane
as ho wanted to run the water in pipca to
Willow Springs Distillery by way of the
rafino and'along ' the B. & M. track , but
the price asked for the properly was
more than he felt inclined to pay. Mr.
Herman Kountzo urged him to purchase
the property in order to secure the
springs , and ho authorized Mr. Kountzo ,
who know all about thorn , to buy the
hud for him , but cs wo have
stated above , the price demanded
wa then considered exorbitant.
Mr. Her , who was always , outliuaustlo
over the springs , suggested to the syndi
cate , of which lie was a member , that it
would bo advisable to invcsligstn and find
out whether they would supply auflloient
water for South Omaha. It was soon as
certained that the stream fl > ws 520 gai-
Ions a minute , 31,200 'gallons an hour ,
and 748,800 gallons per day of 24 hours ,
This solved the water problem , and it ii
now proposed to , build a dam , and put ii
water works at the springs. A pumpinf
engine will bo located at the springs , aud
" I a reservoir and stand pipe will bj built a
Si an elevation snfllolont to furnish water bj
gravitation to any point upon the prop
" ' of the South Omaha syndicate
" The work of laying out the ground nw
* ' I the route for an air pipe line , aud the le
101 cation of a reservoir has been begun , an <
101 parties are hero from Chicago to take th
, a contract of putting in thp entire worki
'which will cost between $20,000 an
$30,000 , and will bo completed by Jul
1st , It U also proposed to form an art
UII ficial Ukobalow the waterworks dam , ar
nl in other w ys make the romantic ravii
d I an attractive resort ,
j A It will bo seen that the South Oms !
enterprise is no "paper ichorno'1 but
r * founded upon the rock-bottom of capil
* " 11 and energy , .
W 1 The l nd syndicate , composed ° * * " "
and foreign capitalist * , has paid nearly
$400,000 in cash for about 1,800 acres of
land , aud the stockyards company an
equally solid organization , will spend ever
$300,000 in improvements this year ,
This looks like business and it is busi
ness. It is an immense boom for Omaha
as well as for Nebraska. Besides build
ing up this city , it will establish an im
portant cattle market which will prove
an incalculable benefit to the entire west.
It is the nucleus of n vast system of
industries which will make Omaha
great city. Wo advise our people to take
n drive to South Omaha to satisfy them
selves there that wo have not exaggerated
the dimension * of the boom.
FIGHTING dlirA FEUD ,
Kanty , the Snloon Keeper mul a Man
Nnnicil Iilncn Engage In a Dcs-
pornto Knconutcr.
A dcopcrato nnd bloody encounter
took place early laat ovoniug en lower
Tenth street , between n man named
Kanty and John Linen. Kanty keeps a
saloon on Tenth street between Jones
and Jackson. Linen ia a carpenter by
trade , n United Slates detective by pvo-
teuaion and a loafur by occupation. It
nppcuns that an old feud had existed bo-
twecn these men f jr some time. Last
evening Linen entered Kanty'a saloon
and made his presence known by strik
ing the proprietor on the oido of the
head with a eharp instrument , cutting a
hole through his oar. Kauty resisted the
attack by hitting Linen on the forehead
with a beer glass , ' knocking him down
and making an ugly and serious wound.
The wounded men clinched and a terrible
fight ensued. It terminated by Linen
receiving n frightful gash in the wrist
from a knife or other sharp instrument.
Officer Kuight seeing the crowd running
toward the saloon wont over and found
Linen lying senseless , from loss of blood ,
in tno doorway. Kanty had fled. The
wounded man was placed under arrest.
After iylong search Kanty was found
over on Ninth street. They were taken
to the police station where a complaint
was lodged against them for disturbance ,
of the peace by fighting. The wounds
of the two cimbalanta frora dressed
there and sewed up. .Bail was furnished
and vho two men wore released.
A OUBIOU8 CAUSE.
FIre Is Started b-r Spontaneous
Combustion *
At about II o'clock last nighi a fir *
as dbcoTtred in the Merchant's Na-
ional bank , builainff. It wwi.founa to be
t tHe second story , la a room occapiod
> p A. Bevin as a Inr office.
The deparlaaont txtraed OK * , but ; the
flames Tfero exirnguisbad without turning
ya water from Wo hos- The 3ra is rap-
poted to have- originated frora > ppoista- '
leoiw eombusticn In one corneruntleD
theccarp\st , a loir , of co on was foucdi
natnrated with kerosene , , ftnm wBlch tlie >
Bre ia supposed in ha % started1. TBo-
losswill' not exceed twenty-five dbUars.
Off. GKHfltGlC'H' DAY.
JneCoty of St. doorB"Celcbratto'tliw
the AJtnlvorsarj- iv Ttfcoomlnj ;
JF.Minor.
duitli celobratiom ot UiefrjstaSS
J'ay o ' Sb _ Georga ; ol Englncdl.'auil ' :
William' SUakespc-nro , , Tlo ircmortnli
poet , "was , oorriedJO'jt Wednesday , eve ait
tfalccnou'sJialL untSbr.tliai auspices ofi
St. Goorgo' * society ofi'Uiia.clty. .
Theattoralonco va8laIM { ) , aiiBamong
the nsfiomliy werenotiatid tl' 'faces >
Of a immfwin-ofi tlai- loading ttiiBinoia I
men c this ; city. .
Dr. JliUicspokst uprjn his , recent
traveto iu Euglaiall. . lOgo Uartlutt
theiidfillvaied an ndtlcoas-iipoaiShala
peave. Uisaddrosss. asxvoH iicceLvctl
and the ' .speaker AVO& icque.itly iibt
rupteil by applaus * ' . Music ami cAhor
liitorestlug feature * } , were \ipxja thct'pro-
gnunm& . The evtoing's eiiiertalaimoiit
was concluded by a social ball , , ivhuro
twelve numbers -wno daiiowl.
Itvaa an occasion long , to bo remom
borwlby the sons of England in this
city , and' was greatly successful la every
particular. \ .
PERSON AUt
Mr. EJ. J. Busaoy , of the Grin of Mclimfa
& Bussov , loft yesterday for Ashland , call
ed by teloRraph to the nick bed. cd Ms
nephow.
MIsiMnyO. Gormnn hM'ieturnod from
Norfolk , Neb. , where she has been , visiting
her sister , Mrs. G , M. Walker , for tbe i t
month ,
MM. J. T. CUrk ia In this city , the guest of
Mro. M. V. .Anderson , Mrs. Olwk is on her
wajf to Larlmlo , where she cxpjcts to make
her f ut\iro homo. _ .
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I1Q Absolutely Pure.
Ith powder nsrer T I. A marvel ol ty
is ittttub Mil wholeiumannw. Mor * conomlcolth
tft / th . . Gdinary . . _ mniBaswiu . . . _ oarsi . . h * aoU tu com\MtlU
j. * -U Ii. t. . 1 aliart tlzlit lum
wi lb wulUtud. ol low tut
pbc. nhvt i r-wdjri , E U Mlj U WU , it ) ) tJ C *
CASTORIA
| infants and Children
Without Morphine or Ifaroottno.
What circa our Children ro-ry checks ,
I Wlmt cures their f overs , innVcs them sleep
S 'Tin Onutorln.
When BnblM fret , find cry by turns ,
What cures tholr colic , kflls their worms ,
ii IJut Cnntnrln.
What qulcklr euros Constipation ,
Sour Stomach , Colds , Induration :
ft- Hut Cnstorla.
Farewell then to Morphine Syrups.
Castor Oil and Paregoric , and
llnllCnutorln.
Centaur Unfmont. An ni-
Bolnto onro for Rliomaatlnm ,
Sprain * , Burns , Galls , &o. , and an
Lostantonoona Poln-rolloTor.
XTotioo to Cattle Men
900 CATTLE FOP. SALE.
1FO llcail ol Steers Three Years Old.
100 Two "
Ml " " ndtora , Two "
150 " ' Steers , Ono "
S20 " " HtUrn , Ono "
Tbo tfbovo flcacribetl cattle ere nil well brat ) Iowa
cattle , straight and smooth. Those ciltlo will be
sold in lots to tult ixuchisorj , and at reasonable
prices. For further particulars , call on nriuldicsi
M. K. I'ATTOW ,
Wavcrly , Brcniu Co , Jnwa.
. Aljo younir irradoil luilln. m7-lnio-Stw
Mtencster.N. T. . Cipltal rxo.000.0
jt aftterchanU , oIKew.tV. X. J. , C pltU 1,576.000.01
0rord : Flro , Pbllw ! tlj tl , * pltU. . . . . l.SOO.POO.CI
rirem n'i Fand. C I tal l.J39.Ml.U
SPECIAL NOTICES.
crspoclalB will Porrttlvelynot be inserted
unless paid in advance.
TO LOAM-Monov.
" \/fOJIEV TO LOAN On raal ttto > * and cb no'
lYJL eccnrltles ttoHceoI E. If IIOOD,403 Fanatu
St. 78.ra ,
f ONET TO LOAN ta uns cf J300 onnpward at
l low rates on first class realratato * erarity
3R2-tf 7O1TK1U b C BD.
XOANEIfa chattel'proptrty by J.
MONEY , ; M4thbtr et. . 775.1m
TO LOAN-The lowest rates of tnterert
MONET Loon Agency. 16th A Etougla 2M-tl
ll/TONEY TO LOAN Inrtma of 3.V > . and upward.
1V1 0. F. Darts nnd Col , Itctl iUte aoJ Loin
AKenti , 1506 Faniam St. 133-tf
Uamd on cUWri piorert > % by S ; T.
MONEY , S.K..cornelWl i u l Duuglae
WANTKD Immediately , 31 good Mlchon
lPO Kood kitjhcntfirlst northwajt nr.
lltcnanU Her ttreuta.nortn Omaha. 831-SSn
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W dlhliigiToomglrik'ImmeClUtelv , SSttiii
\ TrNTEliImme > ntly , ft * Laundr.Tas- .the
W oooidotttj hotel1 ss5 ar
W1NTKD brlfriTlntellii/ boy JHo 16 yews
uf'ogo ; - > * tay laiolflce. Addicss : wiUi rofer-
onceii box.429 P , O. S61-29'
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VV ISizlisK.IUHoie'rcarsoI ' .toattoniloffice. % ;
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ll gjrfito < ak ro ot udilld. C\Q
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TXTAJIIKO Dhtlwa3feoriat f Coiztafllinsai
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Two , ( r > at'.th 61aven UMua , 1J5H
WANTKD 739-221
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ablest Mary's an Jiueyncst to 20t ! tiect.
. ( j'odsenrant-tlrl. 'Wiges ti > per
weak. . Ar ply 3. IU Ji/finnon , oor. 22il wul
ijotlgiii Callrx. 4 o'oloilorra.tcr.
' 26flr tl naii for
work. I'laoM ( coe. OM relUblk caiiilo > mcnt
bureiu,27K ! leUifctraot : 841-UDt
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VV ittamliyof four. JB < ( W per wutHKaoutb
12tlaatrcet
/AhTl-Uv-alrl. mtbi ixpertence forr grneral
VP htuwiwrk. , At lV aLA , U t&AllKIS , , H > 7 S.
WANHIKD Two ft bl l s3 dtnlis room.xftl * . Ap
) ly ai Boiton iutaiorant ,
742-ai'
TXTAmEDPeccnJieookanil dldiwaalta ? at Em-
VV.oilul HOUBO , UWi ktiect , b < J Ilainoy and Far
nam.'y 818-28p
tor houso-surii , , fllffi U. mil fc
784 tf.
IpJIcarrKei'tXmon In. ( Iky orcounay
to tike nic . light und glbam.nt work at t > t > lr
ownhomca ; 4U W a day ft Uj and quietly midel
woik sent by. mil ; no cu.vaulng ; uo aiamp for
rcxly. 1'leatuatlureM RelliAlu Uaaju/aeturluB ; Co. ,
\X7ANTF.fv-M more Ui'lca bi Uionae'i Dlock.
> V Work liynpeaiy bud proauulu. CalV at once
aud Bocure gtnplojpiimU 76i > 25 (
lITANTEU-WalUr. ( uuii ) i na who untltrotandi
> T lila basinet , aft l ) tbiuio'a 'lleitauiout , 16)3
utiett. 710-tt
WANTKD A girl ft * general houtexoik. Most
IUTU eiperloncmnj oonio wo 1 rorommeuiicix
Oood wagva given , Apply 709 north 22k ) ktrcetUt
Vebst.r and Hurt. 721-tf
Uai woman cookh'ghei4 ari |
TT p > ld to fimtclu * belli. Address M. I >
WilghV , Central Vlly uouae , Ccntril tly ,
600-24
A OENT8 WANTF.D-At "Unlun" Eewlrg M ch'n <
IV. oifcc , 3)8 north 18h ! atrtct. B'Q 29
WANTED ( ) ecU droughUuuaji at Henry Voaa'
lUrtlck'aJMock < M6-tf
WASTED Affan'enerind nurseryman to ren
lOacrcaofland , all In good condition for gai
donlnij , fenced with god board fence and all und
the I'low. Uutt bo rented tliii wetk. J10HT 'N ' t
HE1NH , Uth and Faroam 046-11
\\7ANTHU-A gUl for generU hnu cwork In
> V familfoltwo. 104 South 2Ath itreet 01 ! SC
IITUATIOMB WASTED.
WANTED1 A potltlon hy an expeilonocd ooacl
iran , Cm4 | yacut Outeau , 217 N , JO h Bt.
- iltuatlon tn any nhulcaile or ro'a
WANTKD-A
nioie. ( loot worker and reference" . Do an
I , led of work. Aildrcu 'II. I'.S. " Ucetff.O' , 8 2-25
IY7AN1EU-A ( toil iteoographer wanU i .
a | > m at were a > y , pr tn a builucM boute. At
drpM ttatlng tonui tutl iiol ilca rtd.
L.U. 11AILEY
819-2Jp EaitClcvelwil.Oldo.
- a jounj lidy , poaltlou ta b/iol
WANTED-Wy , copyl.t Vr c-'er * In oSlco i
atoto w.ctirn town pr tier red food refiiuoc ,
furnlihed , AJdrtrtlloi 167 Wjmore , Neb-
8W-Sik
TTTANTKn Aalluatlim a aitUUntlbook-keop
Vl or c'crk ID Any builnea Wa ca not aa mu <
an cbjeO u a ( Uady ptiltlou. AUdrua "W.U. " I >
utnoa. 8 > - H
_
IVANTFD-Sltuat'cn ' taaatuitant book-keeper by
younv lady thorouzhly comj tcnt , A 'die '
. A , * " '
ill " A YoungAuwrlnn0041 cri > ntlibacrmangoi
o , Jptiimau anrt prao lea' 1 oot If | * t , wUhe a I
.Jkltloa , 8at ! fK0n-re | rci.o J. AMWH "P" B
j OUlQ9 60V' * ( f
x'TAKTKD-A mlddla aged lady wlthca a position
y f a bouseVttcpflr or to Ji Hzht homework ; good
referiJO.0 ( urnlahed. Addriu STIIANOEB , Fremont ,
Neb. 777-24P.
' - : ot horl handwork to do
WAWTRD'-Oopylnj . ' reaaonable , Addreaa " 24" n >
offlco. 707.JI {
elthf < " . Kcn * " " ' ,
\lMNTKn-A purtncr , f 'J
V > with 1200 crJWO. nulnei . .BfreadX1lllbllh
ed and pIng 400 rcrcent. AddriJ uatlISlliiUy ! !
evenlnf , W. A. 1' , " Bto office. -
- unfnrnlnlicd rorma Iri private
WANTED-Two a l dy who would bo > 'lll.B w
a-slsttho family In Ifjht workoraowlng In j , vrunt
rfrcnt. lc ) t rcffronco.i plvcn a-.d rcqu'rdl. ' A"PO'
at O , F. Davla ft Go's Heal Ktrato olDct , 1603 Fnrn MD
trot. 813-20
WANTEU Hy a gent cirmn ami wlro a fivlr sinclo
furnlth'd room , rcntrallv located. Addro'i "C.
0 , F. " Bee olllcc , Couccll DIufTii , low * . atO-2Sp
W 'ANTED Furnljhcd room by a young gentle-
man. ; Addrtss 7311 * . 0. 830-211
WANTED S.OOQ yards ol dlit , at or noarono
block wcit of the Convent on St. Mart's ave
nue. S. It. JOIINSON ,
181-t of Stecle , Johnson It Co.
FOR RHUIT Uausei And foti.
ox
Foil llENT-Wlth board , largo front room with
bay window , gas and Imlh room , A few t Mc
boarders accommodated , 1713 Dodg'd street. 859-SOp
FOR RENT Suit of roomF , south front , second
floor , with bay window , 1414 Chicago street.
83t tf
FOR HUNT House of three rooms , $12.10 ce'Jar
hard and solt water , 16th and IVciUo street , It.
E ICocson. 622-24
FJH RENT Largo barn at Conn era , 1715 Doug' '
laattnct. 83925
I/OK HKKT ihotlncBtsummrr resort In this city
JL1 known as Victor's Park on 2ith street , outh of
St , Mar ) 's avo. Inqulro on premises for terms.
801-28 }
lOUK Ks.vr House 2Ist ami Nicholas street. la.
JL' quire on premises 121 { .er month 800-24p
FOR RKMT Cottage of ( cur room ; ; near C.pltol
avenue tvr.J lithotrcet. luqu'.ro uf a. Lehman ,
1103 Farnam. Sllrtf
FOR HUNT Fiwniehcd riomi , 1C21 Fornam St.
g0-20p
(70K UENT-Co-t'uo In Sh nn's addition at 814
Jj per montli. McCAOUE , opposite P. O. 811 tl
71OU 11KNT A nicely toinlihctl room ( or one or
' '
two' , at 3301 Dodge street , Be.t sumuor location
In the erty. . 708 tf
KENT A two neory brick liouso and bare ,
FOR . 'lwouppr rtoi are occupied ! TOT.
lici who cichanpi rent for boird. Addreu20ii9 Caw
btract. I'owcjslon given May 1st. Extra lnduco >
ujcita oflcrtt ) to reliable putty who will tmlco pen
mantnt arrangmcut , 720-tf
FOX RKNT Dsak room after Mar l t , cornir IMh
and Farmm , tip stairs Eutjnlro of Uroktr Ai
' 700-tf
, -In' ' Italick'fl Hbclk'Storero-TD , 120
JP , ftrt deep or.d ffocxl ofllco joorru Paulaen & " Co , ,
l.uyir niaDi , ro cU'A , 760tr
T70 < intST A tamit * < l front nova. Apply at
JD S. W. ror.lDtband > arnom "At 761-tf
TOR R15XTFiftt l'ais brick storot and ba ' '
JT mout ISth.atxl'1'OTnam etiofta. ? 75.IO pa *
rmath. DA UK Ell O'M'&VNE. '
78-tf
RKNTBulldS L 01x60 , on Ukmiy utreot ,
727 tf
TT > OiSnENTpiano. . UinuPro atElberm',3 ' Eilnk-
Jt1 0 ! 'a. " 613-tf
POR-BENT Two furawHeJ rooms , EllT Webster
, M4-t (
poll. KENT I irulsheir rewm 2227 Uodgo St.
POIlRKi'T L'rtro so.iijt > > ' Iront room , n < ely fur-
nlsiet'i , IOCS Famam c , , 482 > tf
F IOIMUWT Stors room 1800 Farttm St. , . by
IMUIUEN&CO.
KIR HENT-.ThirJ'floor. 'JeHdlng No : 1211 Far
P nam . . 247-tf
F ( OR RENT 1st cuss 0 room cottager ; St T
S. E. ccmer 15th"and DougL'isr112U
112-U
F 9KKKNT ! OU avra farm. AUobilck 7 > rd. T.
Murravi 0841
l rooms-1617 Dodee < BU et.
818-tf
HENT-lioouu In Nabrwka Ni.tlona.IUnk
FOU . Moat dwlrmtle-ctBoes In.t3 city
'Rupritid wlU hydnnlU ela-ator and heated b
stcain. Apply at Bank. 82fl-t
TCB UliNT Furnished rooms on the nctthwe
J ? cor ; 18th and Capltolmtnue , formerly CrHattoo
House. litg-tf
F * }
en-tt
.FOB BA B.
Foil SALE-Al 1400 o'pKJ year. oM I toutxl work
HeltaPycmnold. A fin * dihoc. JUIICTAII-
LE f bSO B.orttvay , Council Bluffs. . Apr. 29-2t
EHAVAOKf Tlnntr , noaUviThlrteontKtrco * . Xo-
.heiulan tovm , IIM frtr emlo vory.1 cheap.- fire
ulacvfurnac" . HlanplcmHJ , goo-1 M new * wtibmar-
bio mantel , liyFullci , IMrrca A ; CoAlsoHogt ,
Stores abdScwo , W28p
T7X > 11 HALIH-A. caod payinir grocery , bunlbo g In
A1 the city. Wlllnvolcoi.lout 83.CXj. ( For pirtlc-
us ! , aUU cc "Dusines , " this otfic'ti. Oat 26
F'OIl ' RALDv-Groccry rtoro In nigood Ifiottirn ,
cheap tout ) For iwrtitulam addtcaa "R. S " this
olita iM-lm
yiH HABta-f-A ( food KTOofry atind , chtom.at 10I3
'lUrne.\.8tiatt. N. VKU<UBIL 334-25) )
FOR RAilH FurnltuM , Stiver , IInr > ok IUri.ess
and Kixey , at CM Fiirvleir. cvR. ith Dect. ono
ilock noutb A Sr. llaryVav nue. 818-tl
FOn.SADB-Larfre pgan ot work , rearra , hnrneur *
anjwugen. will xchanue to , oity pmpoity. IL.
Il.Cor in , Kith and Piaflo. 621-2 *
FOU 8AUZ One 8 - > ear old lur > r , .
wonkdouble or sutjje. Iuqilreot23d and
ncy , south Mt 8tic&t. 819-2 < i
TTOJUSALE A spnof mulm , wagon and
JC1 cm. o < r tenu. Avp'y ' uU Sauudui itreet. Hist
south otntner's urok yard , 816-2ip
TJ1O11 BALG-Cotfazo of tna rpotca tn Shlnii' * , d
F dltlon at 11,000. > 00 CMU. bakuce fn tnootiily
pajau/nls. McOABUK , oj > y. l > . u. &ti tf
TOR 8ALK-73.feitfrotiou ramtra stro i.wlh
f Rood , wcll-tmllt colto | { . Call and ate. A bar
gain. UcOAOVIi , Ofp. 1P. . BUM
T7VOK SALK Two beautiful 1 U In I owe' * Jr t aJ-
1 ? dltlon for WtO. McOAUUB , opp. 1 > , O. 81441
FOB 8 HJtt-The tped wi'.l ana flttuii ) ot the
Crtlghtui Ho BO , er will icll any part a | the Jin-
Inv room ockl'chcn huraltuio e parat y. Kwy tiunii.
Apply on I'lcmlau. 7B3-U
I poll tLK Orartry atom and f&jtoy bnslnraa ,
' Uixii ettnd. Ttruia to suit a rwuooa We pur *
chaser. AJdrtM'KJrooer , " lluo otflce , 7 8-26t
FWK SALE-A well C8tablsbed ! bakery including
lot anil bull Jlii ) . ' , In one of the bent town * of end-
cm a ruka. For parttculaia iuMre8i"N. H. , " care
Oiralia Dee. i70-24p.
l01l 8ALK-3 lanrehouses on Capitol HUI , with
X1 * all modern lmpro > cmeuU. Full lotn. Price.
M.COO and $3,500 vacli. 1UKY * MO1TEK.
TIMf
FOIl 8AI.K-A few fine lot * left In LKAVF.V
WOHTH TKUHACK addition , at 276 to fSQO
each , ! & rauli , balance n > nnthly. Wo will RiuraiUco
theau to bo the chvaiiost lota In the market
7tf IllKY Jt
FOK SM.E Good 2-utory houae , 0 room * , liarn ,
bearlni ; fruit , etc , on 10th St. , near ttrett em.
A n > lendli baivaln and uorth luvijtljf iiliw.
lltKY & MOITEH , H. W , Cor. Ittli aad
77Stf
FOU SiLE Fine rotUuo of fl room" , fulllot , barn ,
buarlnK fruit trtci , tic. 1'rlc * ? i,7lO , f Iilnii'i
addition. iliU l < a rare b.nttlu ind wrrtby of youj
latuidlate attention. IltEY k MjTTElt , cor. Utt
ardKaina.m. 7 < 8 tl
SALK-lSa-galu. Ono of the flntwt lot * on
FOU uth llth ctictt. i erlioMy lire ) , will bo old oc
caiy teirai. Lot , Cuxiaa. * irxxl hnuu , 20x84 , wrl ,
auu cUtrrn , pltnty of null an J ibadit trcra. Inqulrt
on prcml . ' , instklJa llth street , UUcen Marthi
auu PorrAj. 732-2t
TOH SALE 4 ODD roUeuce lola with good bout ,
JL1 and tarn , dull trow , abrubery , tto , In i
HhoUvii'a ulUftlfn. I'rlce. 5,0.0. teruiseuy IllEV
& MOITEIl , a W. cor. mil and Famam. 745 tt
8MK-3beautiful acre loU on Icuemroril
FOU , Simllelfrnmpait office. 1'rlca ll.OTO
1 hl ! U the boot barxalu offered. 1UEY tt M01TKH
7iO-tf
SALE ThrMI Lice cotUjM In Bhlnn'a addl
FOK
addition , on montr-ly piymeu a.1HEY * MOT
TF.U. 747 tl
T7 > 0n HAT.E A flnt-oa ! teatau-ant and loa crewed
od J pulor an j rouse ol 10 rooma a'taclmd , all fui
o-ttltbed , will bo v > U cheip Sa kfactory rcaaoua rlr l
leo j for aoUmg. A4dtN ' 'J. W , 1' , " Om fn , Keb ,
I 7UU
F Ion BAIiE-FrMb. milk oovr. Inquire ftl 1018 Far.
mm rtreit. 698 tt
TTiOnSALK-Theiwuthwijt corner lot of 1Kb. and
jf Pidfle , with tire un atorr btict but illnga tti J
on * frame buldlnu ! on le , with til modern Imptoro-
tntnti Inqulro . . . at . _ the . clothing . itore of George II. .
Fctcnon a J it 4 nil. * aniV *
, 8 > 4 South loth itreet. fSS-lw
ITUW 8iIK 40Q cautllul loU In Walnut Hill ad-
a ? dlllon from (100 to | 70f. It will pir pirtles to
look at thli property b fore buying eltcwhero. ror-
TEH tt COnil , 1518 Farnam atrcet 613 tf
T7 OR SALE-Vory doilrable residence for umall
JL1 family , one block oft St M try's venue , 10 blocXt
fromixrttolTlco , I/ocktlon fine , 13,500 , Easy terra
POTTER Si conn , 1616 Farnara street. J31-U
TfOH 8AtE B.irjaln 'In Improved and unlmprov
JL1 rd property In to addition * Call and lee. I'OT-
'tKR & conn , 1215 Farnam ttroet. tlB-lf
yjtOR SALE Barrclaa In lots fnr residence or rpco >
J-'uhtlon In Walnut HUI , Dcnckcn > , Knulor's at d
West Cumin ? addition * . POTJER & COOK , ISIS
Frnam 8\rttt \ ] KO-tf
I70R SALK -Lots-Bt $378 to { 400 In Arlington , In-
JL1 tldo city limits , near Blunders strnttt376 toUCO.
EOi-tf AJ1E3 , Fatntm sttort
'Oil SALE -New * lUml , ( rood location J1H S , ISth
St. , between Jick qn And Howard. COO 2S |
FOR HALK-lotsat 37/l tolOO In Arlington , In-
tide city llralti , ncartlauniler trpet$370 tof > 100.
COl-tf AtfEf. Farnam street
T0ll BALK Two ot tno mojt floalrablo lota In
Jj Lon-o'i lit. adl.flno view , prlco 1750. eouth
and east frontage , fenced. A bargain. McOAOTJ
opposlto P. O. 439.tfT
FOR B VLB-Lots at * 37B to flCO In Arllopton' , In-
aide city llnilu. ntar Baundera street ) Wo to $ too.
M7-H AMES. Faniam ttreot
FOR SALK 83 acres imprornl land , all within 1.
miles of the Union stock ynnla. Landt at a bar
gain. TOTTER & CUliD , 1515 Funain ( tree * *
452-t \
FOR8 LE-i2 lots In PlalnvloW at IB to 20 p
cent below the mica at which surrounding la
held. 1'rlco wilt bo mltup eoon If not lold.
8-tt rOITm A COUP , 161S Farctni Sir e tt
1011 SALE 6 loU In Shlnn's 2J addition at a bar
gain. I
Two cheapest lot * In Klrkwood fnr 3 : ihyg.
4M-H POTTER * UOBB. 1615Frnnm St
FOR SALE Lots at $375 to $1'.0 In Arlington , .n-
side city limits , near Saunden' stroetS376 to 84UO.
MUf AMK3 , Farnam ttrqt ,
ITtOI ; SALK-Loti at $375 to J-K.O In Arllrgton In-
J1 side city I'mlU ' , ntar Saumlemtrect , V375 to ? 0.
C7tf AME3. K inam street.
FOR HALE Vitu at $375 to 9100 in Arlington. In
side city limits , Dear Baundcr 8trcct37 < > to $400.
560-tf AHESrramam atreet.
( EKDCOHN FOIl SALE 1000 bushels of ( rood
O i nund old rotn. Apply to Dr Chambers Voter
nary Smyocn , Cruata. 03 U
Tj > OR SALB Old oawipapen in Jxrjro and emaU
Jt1 quantltlt * at this Offloe. If
OR SALB A flraVtian Togo & Hra Piano , at a
F bargain. Inquire Edbolm & Erlchuon'f. 62t-U
TTWIi S LE Lola at 9075 to $100 ArllnRton , la *
_ T rida city HnxtsinMrSarraderg stre < itjt3&t9tOO ! ,
' AUKS , Farnunstreet. .
TpO Il SALE Two open second-Hind taugglea < LO
JT ono delivery wagon , chwp , 1 1819 Huoey Bt '
'
R SALE Lota-at$3rffto * in Arlfoeton Ir - -
tldb. city limits acar , SauwlewBtrcct.SSn'to f400v
ASSES , Farnam etttiot. .
I OH SALK A small Moaler , Bahmm &Co. , Bro
Fi proot aatf , olmoat new , at this oOloo. < t
FOItSAT.E Lots B ? 375'to StOO In Arlington , ln > -
sldt dty limits , nc r Saundt > ri-etrcet$376 tn $400
671 ty _ AMH.S , f rnam stjoet
IJlOn'ftiVtE One Vo'o-'otidi Soawpiano at a bar
f galm. Imiulro at EUholm-antM rlekson's musltr
rtore , on.l9th rit _ 239tt !
FOIl1 SACK Lots at K > 75'to $4C6 < i Arlington , ID-
sldo cJtrHmlts , ntar3aundrr ! ! traet$37& to V > 0.
C72 tf A IKS.I ; ! > rnam street.
FOU'SABK My dwelIUnr.No ( 2fO UouRlai. Klirw
neighborhood , ? rooraa-aijd'largctjnracnted cellar , .
ciSy water , VO barrel rli'.immrii , . obickec house , .
etaW. . Ji Wf LSUANS , . Oily Mills * . 099-tf
" | 7'OI5'8ArJS Ten B ° ' 1' ' will and .tttures of thei
J1 Crel hton-Houso. WiU sell th'etlluing room andl
kltqticn luin'.iiuo scparatrfDr ) any yut of cither. ' .
WiJ xchanr4ur lands , lotsor anjT sale < blt > com.
rnoJUy , or wlrlftako secured tnotea on Iting tlito. In--
IBS-tt
FOR SALE Twenty ncr ol the Griffon farm , 3J |
mlleslrom the I'ostoJStovand cv&j.i two blocks <
from Pratt' * taVdlvklon. tTIU b sold > ln 2J , E or
10 acre lots Inqulro Cttaha Cuitjat Co. , 1511
Dotrjlia trech. 872 tf
A Bntall stook of Drags i > d Druraiaii' Fixture *
± \ . for solo in4ha live tov ol Waterloo , Nebraska-
( rood openlnpf r a physician' Address J , B. 8IL-
EB. 31khorn Htetlon. Heb. 7S9-U
FCH SALE Ncar high sehcolv wc3 built bouse ,
laiClot eo3 * > front , Sa. KX-
OoBttrt Btroc-ii good hou > and barm 'Excellent ' lo-
cation.7BOO. . '
On JI' . Pl'tt3nt ovcnuo south frou , large new
, gocdboaso , , ba > , lot 39xlS2 ,
$ S,50 .
On.Davenportistrcet , ntuillth houM and lot 44.
OaJyth8treo j east front , ,8-roombtnie , good order - -
der , (8-DOU.
O.ii Davenpo t' street , .asori 12th , seed nine room ,
bonM and b nv $5,200. .
O farnam street , nfarrlSth. OootoO room bouse , .
t :2xl32 : $4-COO.
Farnam jtreet , goodJ rcom bxMse , lot Zfixl32
06-tf , AMES ,
aunam Street. .
_
TTOItS.KLK ; Nl'O lot * in It&nccoin Plrce andl
X1 llliucbaiwh n < co , dTK'to S8SO/on monthly pay
lia riser & JIayn , .N. E. ( Jar. Famam nodi
655-tfi
SALlR-t-2,300 tort fall Mi ou 18th St. la.
Kountufs 3d addltjca. TOTTKlt & GOBI ! , 1(15
018 < tf
T7JOK HALB Farm 3 miles from city , near Union
J3 Stocky irds. Inquire at < Mrs. Meyer , ever lloo
brag- store , lttlt < and Wobstor. 87t-
, t-Ut > In ArlinxUn , In *
, near Saut dra btreet,8 76 ta t400.
SUtf AKUS3. Farnam ntrrct.
R.BALE Lots t t875 to.WOO In Arlington. In-
, ut r Saunaerastreet , 17A to MIX ) .
A1U.3 , Farnam street.
MIBCBLLANEOUD.
t flrat-c ! uprivatojb < vird and rcatly
V/nlDttd tooms.5.w..coiE.UMh and lloiwud.
CEICOND-hatidt boolw , buglit and soUat J17IC
ot. 752-21p
EMKBNUT % famyredldi ce N. W. corner 20&
m. and Clark kJreet , on * white ho'f.r. Owner will
> 1 B take hta away ao < < ] > ay charges.
7I9-ltcw6wp ( iUKISa1 UULMIIEIUE11.
REUOVAToO , F. PATIS & C0.
Itcal Rktato and Sfortgage Load > , tmvu ruaora
to No. 1503 Jftrnam tr k , up stair * , room U , on
door oatt ot thulr fumrr location , where tlrtiy
e found luUl , complntlon cf their now buUiVnj
( & - ( nrvHEWAH.lt will be paid for ny caaa r (
5 LUwdphtheila th t cannot ae cunit by Dr.
effries' iC'uuacU Etuffr ) iireventita and ccsoj. Beod
'rit
EDWAED KUEHX
,
iTAQUTKR OI1 PALMYSTXHY ArO > CONDITION
4L1UT , 80S Tanth atroel , bctwaan fanim Md liar-
oey , vui. wiu tne aid of miaralau aplrltu , obUlclDf
an ) oae ( jiaace ot to paat and troeoni , and tb
erain oondltlon In tne nuuie. unta and > tu > c *
maj * ordar. crfaot vatiafaetlo puarant 1.
Third Coneregatloaal Cburch Building.
Ilida for the erection of the third Coniregatlont ) '
Church building Iu North Omaha , will be received at
tne officetfthii architect , Mix A. Th. IJoeLhoke , 15H
Farnam atreet , Itedlck'a block , wnere tbe tlaua unj
uptclBcatlona can b * ae n and used until M r nt
! HS4at hlchtltna further opportunity far < blldluif
wlllocaie. OEO G PEt/TON ,
JAUEB THA1L.
U. F. fcKAIU ,
24-3 llullJlns 1'ommlttee.
ilnttor of Application of Smith & Spafard
for paiinlt to tell Liquor aa a drugtlut
NOTIOJ3.
Notice U hereby git en tliat Smith & Spafard did
uponthe27thdayofUarchA. llS34file thtlrapn ] | .
catlou to the Mayor and City Council of Omaha , for
license to aell malt , spirituous and vluow 1 jnuorj , ai
a urugvUt , fornicJUIpal , mechanloil and th'rolcal
purpoaea on y , at Ixi'i South 13tti St. , leooud ward ;
thelltnuay'of OuialiaNeb. from the Uth day ol April , 1SS1 ' J8
.
Ai.rll.lb8i.
If there bo no objection remonstrance or proteat
filed Mlthlii two weeki from Uarch z7 , A , I ) . 1834 the
coldyerinl will be wanted.
bMlTH k bl'AKAItn , AppllcanU.
831-2t cow | J. J , L. tt JEWETlVOity Clerk. ,
HAIR ! HAIR ! HAIR
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ALMA E.I KESTH'S
VAXTON HOTEL
Mllllneiy and Hair Dressing Padcrs !
' Hair I Hair I Hair I Cheap I
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