Nebraska Newspapers

    8 O'MAHA JDA1UX BEE SATURDAY JUNE 11 , 1881.
THE DAILY BEE ,
Saturday Mornine ; , Juno 14 ,
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
Tha CASOA ngMnst Bntcker nnd Morrison
arrested Thursday night ara ( sot for Juno 20th
In jiolteo court yesterday two disturbers
ors of the pence were fined $1 each nnd costs
Judge BonoVo sayi the raid upon th
gambling houses WAS the "last klcl
of dying mule. "
Goodly Brocket received bis Rumbling
tools , taken by tlio police , yesterday morning
Judge Bonoko Mr * the police had no right to
tnako n raid without n warrant.
I'hero will bo a regular mooting of llntl
Robokfth Dofrrex ) , Lodge No. 1 , In Odd Fel
lows hall , nt 8 p. m. , Saturday evening , Tune
14,1881. Afnll attendance h requested.
By request of the officers of tlio Kr ! t Hut *
tlst church nnd otliCM , the Nov. .T. W. lltir-
ria will repeat , Sunday evening next , .lime
IGth.hts sermon of lint Sunday , "Lnwlou'moss '
! n our OHy ; Needs of Better Government. "
Judge ISonoko flays there Is no law ngfUnst
the boys playing ball In the streets. It In
limply n resolution pasicd by tlio city council.
The police judpo can do nothing with persona
brought before him And charged with such of-
fcnca except to illficlinrgo them. Four hoys
were before hla honor yoatord.ty for playing
ball In the direct nnd were discharged.
Mr. II. W. Firth , for many years in the
t&ssongcr department of the Burlington road ,
has boon appointed general western pinnongcr
agent of the Hnunlbal nnd St , Joscon and the
Kansas City , St. Joseph nnd Council lilulfH
road , in charge of the territory Rnuth and weal
of Kansas City , with oftlcos nt Kansas City.
Wednesday ntght the residence of Airs.
Ilattlo Clayton , 0211'loaaant street , was eu
torod through n door in the roarand the family
wcro aroused by hearing sotno ono H tumbling
over a chair. The robber , ution seeing th.it ho
had awnkonod the household , lied , fmntchlcg
as ho wont a pair of pants belonging to Air.
11 , 11. Jones , brother of Mr , Clayton , and
which contained about Slf .
Sheriff Miller Thursday received n tele
gram from Holmcavillo , Nob. , authorizing him
to arrest John licrnhnit , who would arrive on
the next train. The telegram wns placed In
the hands of Tom I'ieronot , and the man was
arrested , being greatly surprised at the celer
ity with which it wan dono. It is not yet
known upon what charge the man Is told , al
though certain suspicions seem to bo well
grounded.
Harry Blono , of O'Noll City , waa drowned -
od near Sioux City , Wednesday night. In
ompany with a companion ho wont to bathe
in the river , nnd It Is supposed wan taken
with cramps. Blono'ti friend says ho had been
breaking prairie naar O'Noll City , nnd was on
his way to the homo of n brother in Wnppollo
county , Iowa , when the accident occurred
Beyond the fact that the drowned man was
about 28 years old , no description of him
could be obtained last night.
The will of the Into Dnn Allan has boon
approved by the court. It was witnessed by
G. F. Bruckor and William Ilyan , nnd cov
ets property valuad nt $30,000. Byron Hood
has been made executor and his bond haa been
let at the Bum of $10,000. The will provides
for the payment of Mr. Allen's debts nnd
funeral expenses , after which to each brother
and sister , the sum o ! $1,000 is bequeathed.
If the latter bavo tosuo , tbo children to have
the same as parent. The rest and residue and
remainder of the estate , is bequeathed to
| : Anna Wilson for nnd during the term of lior
natural life , but then to revert to the heirs
aforesaid.
Honesty tlio Best Policy.
In advertising n medicine it la best to be
honest ; deception will never do ; the people
won't stand it. Lot the truth bo known that
11 unlock Blood Hitters euro scrofula , nnd nil
eruptions of the skin. This mcdlclno is Bold
everywhere by druggists.
Tlio Judgment of tlio Bench.
The following written opinion wns ren
dered by D. S. District Judge Dundy
yesterday in the case of Carlson against
I Parsons ot nl , a suit removed from the
district court of Lancaster county to the
I : U. S. circuit court and brought by plain *
tiff to restrain the sale of certain pro
perty by him mortgaged to the defen
dant :
Carlson vs. Parsons , ot nl. The plain
tiff admits in his petition that a part of
the debt , secured by chattel mortgage , is
not paid. This being BO the defendant
nnd mortgagee is entitled to have nnd
hold possession of the mortgaged prop
erty , and to proceed to sell the same , or
na much thereof as may bo necessary to
pay off the balance of the debt thereby
scoured. IIo cannot bo restrained by in
junction from so doing. If the mort
gagee sells more of the mortgaged prop
erty than is necessary to pay the balance
of the debt , together with reasonable
costs and expenses attending the sale , ho
will bo liable therefor. For these rea
sons the bill praying for injunction to re
strain ealo , etc. , must bo dismissed at
cost of plaintiff. So orderad.
"I HAVE carefully nnd critically perused
each and every page of "Tho Science of
Life ; or , Self-Preservation" and I consid
er it a work of great merit. The pro-
Bcriptionn alone are worth ton times the
price of the book. " Q. UOWAIID JONKS ,
M. D. , 25 Temple Street , Boston.
Death of au Old WarHomo. .
The following , from the Wisner Times ,
refers to W. P. Snowdon , a gentleman
well known in Omaha , who captured the
horse as below stated , but who sold him
to W. J. Connell , of this city , instead of
Mr. Orchard :
An old war horse , the property of Mr.
A. Castle , of our city , diad ono day last
week. He was called Bay Billy , and
showed that he had fine blood in him.
Ho was captured at Pilot Knob from a
Kentucky regiment , by Lieut. W. T ,
Snowden , of the First Nebraska regi
ment. At the time
of his capture ho was
supposed to bo about twenty years old.
Lieut. Snowden brought Bay Billy to
Nebraska nt the close of the war , and
sold him to Orchard , of Omaha. IJ0
kept him with a mate for A fancy pacing
team , Judge Valentino brought him to
Owning county where Billy was sold to
Mr. A. Castle in 1875. Jf the suppost-
tion of the boys nt the time of his capture -
ture was correct , the horeo must have
been nearly forty years old when he
died.
died.ARE
ARE YOU GOING TO KUKOl'E ?
In another column will be found the an
nouncxaneut of Mesr . TJIOS. COOK & RON
TouHstAgenU , 201 Broadway , New York ,
relative to the very complete arraueeiiienU
they have madu for touw In Europ * the
coming Spring jind Bummer , "Cook's IJxcur-
ulouut , " contfilnJog jnaja and full nartlcuiari.
vill be inaltel to any addreei on receipt of 10
ftata
OOUKTS AND OLIEKTS ,
Tlio District Court Busy nt.
An Unconimoii Incident
In tlmt Forum.
In the district courl yesterday the CM
of Steele , Johnston it Co , against Goo
W. Ilomrm occupied the attention o
Judge Neville , This suitnrtscs from tli
defendant's subscription of $200 lownrc
the building now Deed nnd occupied b ;
the plaintiff in its business.
Ilcforo Judge Wnkoloy the case o
Bullock it Co , against Krug , involvin ,
about $ (00 ( , was on'trinl nt tlio adjourn
mcnt of court.
The dull routine of this trial tribuna
was varied yesterday forenoon by a
little Incident both instructive and ntnus
ing to attorneys who practice before
his honor Judge Wnkoloy.
Mr. Swltzlor , plaintiff's attorney , per
sistcd in asking tlio witness , Willian
Krug , questions to which JGon. Corwin
defendant's attorney , made objections
which troro sustained by the court ,
"Your father did not so testify in hia
examination this morning ? " inquired Mr
Switxlor.
The court hero interposed , nnd 8 la tot
tlmt the record of the court would show
whether or not the witness's father hnii
so testified.
"I will bo nr.tisfiod , " said Mr. Switzlor ,
"to have the attorney on the other side
try this ease without any assistance from
the courl. "
Judge Wnkcloy here leaned over tlio
desk , nndcooly nnd deliberately removing
his spectacles , began his admonition to
the counsellor by saying , " 1 will take no
such rebuke from any member of the
bar. "
Mr. Switzlor seeing the mistake ho had
made , imploring the pardon of the court ,
begged 1 cave to withdraw his uncalled
'or aspersion upon the court , which bo
ng granted , the business of tlio court
was proceeded with in its wonted man-
lor.
lor.The grand jury wore again kept busy
or another day in tlio investigation of
nunicipal affairs. The mayor TT.IS again
called before this body in thp afternoon.
Pho last wfltnoss before the jury yester
day was Stephen llobinnon , the contract
or , who was supposed to know something
about Homo money alleged to hnvu boon
laid the mayor to induce him to sign o or
nln warrants for the payment of claims
ho witness hold against the city. It is
said the witness refused to testify on the
ground his answer might criminate him
self.
COUNTY COUUT.
An application was filed in this court
> y the father of John Marion Hodrick ,
paying for a writ of habeas corpus for
lis son , who ho alleges is illegally derived -
> rived of his liberty by his mother who
coops him secreted somewhere in the
city. The writ was granted nnd tbo case
ot down for trial at 4 o'clock to-day.
POLICE COUHT.
Judge Bonoko was engaged nil yostor-
ay afternoon in the investigation of tlio
hargos made against William Miller and
times Henderson the alleged colored
rill tappers. The examination will bo
oncluded to-day.
AT THE BOYD ,
'Yonui ; Mrs. Wlntlirnp" by tlio IMmll-
KOII , 8iiaro Company
The "Young Mrs. Winthrop" was pro-
unted at Doyd's opera houao for the first
imo in this city , last evening , by the
iladison Square company. It is the same
ompany which attained sush notoriety
n the play of the 'Profossor. " It is a
trong and evenly balanced company nnd
, ho play was presented in a most accepta-
> lo mannoi.
The play is n beautiful little drama in
our nets. The scone of the play is in
Sow York ; the time is the present. It
a the old , old story , A young couple
are happily married ; a child Is born
which both idolize nnd love ; the husband ,
after n few years , is carried awny by n
a prosperous business nnd his nmbitious
desires to increase it. The wife , loft to
herself , plunges deep into fashionable
society and is lost to her family in
the mad whirl of gaiety and pleasure.
Slowly but surely nbarrlor of ice
srnisod between husband nnd
wife , until nil that binds them to
each other is the love they bear their
child. The child dies nnd the last link is
irokon. Die husband goes abroad and
eaves an. old friend , a lawyer , to ar-
nngo matters nnd draw up the papers
or u final separation from his wife. Af-
or an absence of two months the hus-
) and returns to sign the separation pa
ws. The old lawyer calls
msband nnd wife together and pro-
oods to road the articles of ngroomon.
n this not very affecting oconea occur ,
Jy n very clover mode of procedure the
old lawyer brings the young people to n
sense of their duty , nnd in one brief
novomont tlio warmth of love molts the
> arrier of ice and they ore sobbing in
each other's arms , while the lawyer is
tastily destroying the articles of ngroo-
uiont.
All the characters nro well taken , par-
.iculnrly the lawyer , " Uuxton Scott"by
Mr. Gillette , and " Mrs. Dlcklohotwyor1
by Miss Ada Dyas. '
MAt A1'0 , oao of the'r engagement in
M
Una city tins evening the company will
envo for Now York. This Beason is at
an end , and when in n few weeks they
again take the road it will bo to play that
favorite old piece " The Professor/
THE OHUROH OF ISRAEL.
A CoHtly IMnoo ot Worship
Built by that Denomination.
The work of building the first church
edifice of the congregation of Israel , in
Nebraska , waa begun ixbout two weeks
ago , nnd is rapidly progressing. The
ito for this intended beautiful structure
near the corner of Twonty.thinl nnd
Inrney. Tlio basement has boon finished
Iready , nnd the work of laying the foun
dation begun. The edifice will bo forty by
ixty.livo feet , with a basement of brick ,
upon which the main church will rest.
The upper portion of frame work will bo
used for church purposes and Jiavo ono
nain room , with gallery for the choir
imd robiug room for the rabbi. In the
rout will bo a hall the full width of the
bu'dinKHJ ' length , to which * pair steps
will lead up from the street. The build-
ng i to bo beautifully f uraUhod iusido nnd
out , and the upper titory will bo of th
most approved modern style of Rrchilcct
urn.
urn.Tho basomxsntwill bo uscvl for Sunday
school purposes , nnd tire whole buildin ,
will bo heated by n furnace ,
When completed the church will cos
about § 10,000. Of this nmount $7,50
has already boon raised , nnd the balnnc
needed to complete it can easily bo ob
tnined. It is intended now to hnyo the
building fully completed by Soptotnbo
1st , in which to hold the services of th
numerous sacred days which occur in Urn
season of the ycnr. The members of thi
church intend to consecrate thja buildin
Tor public worship without owing adolla
upon it ,
The membership of this church now
numbers forty-five and is rapidly incroas
ing. The Sunday school nluo has eve
sixty scholars in it. Their church > nd
Sunday school exorcises are both hold in
Kostcr's hall now , and the building now
in process "of erection having a soatitij
capacity of . ' ! 00 , will supply a want loii |
felt by the members of this church it
Omaha. Much praise is duo to this congregation
grogation for their liberal aubscriptioi
and efforts toward building such a beau
tiful nnd costly place of worship.
NKWUHKA STATB UAZBTTKBU it Bus
INF..SH DiiiEOTOUY to bo issued in July ,
18bl , price $1 50. J. M WOLFE , pub
lior 120 S. 1'lth St. Omaha.
ENTOMBED ALIVE ,
lolm Dundy llnrlcil lit A Trench on
Knrnn.ni Street ,
Yesterday , John Dundy , n laborer
employed in digging trenches on Varnnm
ntraotwont down into n trench in front n ]
Milton Rogers'store. . IIo had scarcely
reached the bottom when n chunk of the
Mirth caved oil' and buried his limbs na
'nr up ns hia knecn. lie attempted t (
extricate himself when a huge piece o
earth gave nwuy nnd buried him up to
lia neck. Help wns at hand and ho wns
soon released from his perilous situation.
Strange to s.iy ho WUH not injured fur-
: her thnn n few bruises.
"Snent Tiny UollarB
[ n doctoring for rheumatism before I trloi
7'linmni' ' Jieltttric Oil , UfloJ n JX-cont ) bottle
of tliis medicine , and Rot out In ono week
! 'or ImniH nnd Hiiralns It In oxcollont. " Jan.
Durham , Kant L'ombroko , N. Y.
VEltSONAIj.
, T. II. Harris , Lincoln , in nt the Metroi- !
itnn.
itnn.T.
, T. T. Urown , of Nollgli , Is at tlio Metropo
litan.
, Tno. liogRH , Hurt well , To. , IH at the Metro-
A. K. Jifnrsll , o [ Button , in rugiHtcrud nt tlio
ilctroiiolitan.
H. 1' . Sheldon , of LyotiH , i nojourning al
lie fetrupolitan.
Dr. T. , T. Farloigb , of Uluo Springs , in nl
F. T' . Dutton , of Avnca , lowi , i.i re
t tlio Metropolitan.
A. TulFo nnd daughter , of Avoca , Neb. , nro
t tbo Metropolitan.
K. 11. Ingram and family , of Lincoln , nro
topping at thu Metropolitan.
1'bil. N. Marlcn , of Chicago , in in the city
lopping at thu Metropolitan ,
Hon. JnmcB Laird , congrcaamim from thu
3ocoiul di trct in in thu city n guest nt the
Mr. 1' . , T. Ilarrina and L , Bonz. Blaaon , ol
Malaga , Spain , stopped at the Faxton yes
iordny.
Several of tlio loading mombcra of tbo
'Young Mrs. Wlnthroii" party , nro qunrtorod
at tbo Mlllnrd.
Several of the loading momboru of the Mad i
on Square ( young MrH. Winthrop } company
nro roglstorod nt tbo Fnxtun.
Hussoll Uonjamin Harrison and wlfo nro in
tbo city , nnd will remain until Monday. They
ara the guoata of Id-Senator Saundora and
wlfo.
wlfo.Tbo
Tbo partially filled troncho.i were filled with
water by tbo rain yesterday morning.nnd it was
very olloctual In nottllng tbo dirt , being for
jotter tliau tamping.
Jt-Bsiu Lowe , one ot Omnhn'H rising young
nen , returned ycstoixlny from Troy , N. Y. ,
whcro bo finiaeed bin juuior ycnr in tbo llenu-
Halaer Polytcchnio iiwtitutc.
.T. M. Kirkpatrick , of Monmouth , 111. , tbo
irucoplor of County Judge McCitllocli , nnd
mo of tbo leading attorneys in that city , is in
bo city on n brief visit to bin former pupil.
.r. J. Mitchell , Nebraxkn City ; A S. White ,
3. N. Uordwell , AV. S. Craig , , T. A. Mo
j.iiigldin anil wife , Tekainub ; Oeo. T. Cross-
nan , Kearney ; U. U. Durfee , Lincoln , regis-
eml yi'Hteitlay nt tbo MillanJ.
Mr. Herman Drexel , BOH of MrFrodIroxol ,
las returned from Tabor , Iowa , wlioro bo bns
moil attending school. Ilia yacutlon Is of tblr-
eon wcclu duatlon nnd It Is qulto Hkoly that
lowlll vlolt tbo I'aclfio co it during that timo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. M. Talntor nnd party , of
Now York , btoppod over In Omnba for n day's
rout yortorday , on tbolr rotura trip from
California , tr. Tulutor Is n pronilnont mor-
clinut In N w York city. They are quartered
nt tbo I'axton ,
Mrs. M. KollogK W. O. Kellogg , Mlsa L.
vllllan Voorlioou , and Master Fred Voorhoos ,
Adrian , Michigan , nrrtvod at tbo I'axton you-
orday. Tboy bavo como to Omabn to lo-
oatu nnd are now looking for convenient ao
comodatlons ,
Mr. Joint II , Donnelly , secretary of tbo
) gnlulla Laud nnd Cattle company , rnVurned
yesterday from n two week * trip through
ho fur west. Ho la looking bronzed from ex
luauro to the HUH but U just as jolly nud bap-
iy ua over ,
lion. Church Howa was In tbo city yesterday ,
u bU way to Chicago , to moat General Hen-
lemon , chairman of tbo commlttao to notify
ilr. Bluino of bin noiuInatloiL. Mr. HurVoiaii
number of that committed , and will proceed
rotn Chicago wltb tbo other inombara to uoil-
y Mr. lllalno.
lIunryF. Ciuly nnd 1 Ton. Frank 1' . Iro-
and , of Nebratka City , IJ. S. Fonuer , of Ft.
Cidbouii , John Uareley , of Fnrmont , W. Har-
ingtoii , of Tnkamab , T. M. Davidson m.d
lotbur , of York , J. M. I'.ittprwni , of Plaits-
loutb , nnd A. 0. KIckettB , ofLiiw'n ' , rvgis-
erwl yrstorday nt tbo Puxton ,
Mr. Win. Gillette , wbo played tlio "Pro-
osBor" wltb tbo Madison Square Company
< wt nooson , Is with tbo "Youiij ? Mrs. Win-
lirop" party. The "Profoawr" bos uot boon
n tbo road tbli season , but will bo revived
ext Boason wltb Mr , GllUtto In tbo title rule.
'ho "Young Mrs , Wlntlirop" party close
bo season to-night and will go from
lore dboct to New York.
With Durkeo's Salad Dressing there i
10 waste or disappointment. You are
ortam to produce a good salad. It costs
oss tlian homo-inttdw , and is , besides , a
uporb tablu tauco.
THE MARSHAL'S ' ORDERS ,
To Arrest nil Keeper * of GntnblltiB
Houses and Notify nil Disorderly
" \Voinon to Iiojivo tlio City ,
" S. 0. Baldwin keeping amblin
houno " was the entry that appeared upon
Acting-Jailor Knight's register last even
ing. Besides Baldwin , 0. S. Higgins
nnd William Sodorstrum were nrrestct
on the same charge , but , not being taken
to the jail their names did not appear
there , Those men wore all arrested on
complaints' swornout by Marshal Guthrie ,
upon which warrants were issued laal
evening. The arrests were made by
Roundsman Rnono , who , having
taken them to the police courl
whcro their bonds could bo made
out nnd signed was sharply rep
rimanded by Judge Bencko for taking
them into custody last evening. The
polico'judgo intimated ho was playing
into the hands of the marshal and mayor.
The olllccr replied that ho had been ordered -
dorod by the marshal to make the arrests
last night and nothing remained for him
to do but to execute the order , These
throe men gnvo their personal recogniz
ances to appear to-day. At cloven
o'clock ' last night the .reporter passing by
their places saw their rooms nil lighted
nnd from the hall door could bo distinct
ly heard the rattle of ivory chips and the
roll of the roulette ball. It was after
wards learned thooo houses had boon
running nearly all day.
A second order was issued by the marshal -
shal that notice should bo given all dis
orderly women to leave the city at once.
bUDDISN' CHANdKS.
Changes hf tomporturo nro apt to occa
sion dangerous affections ; in the full-
blooded , apoplexy is to bo feared. All ,
both yonng nnd aged , should have BRAN-
DUETH'L PII.LH ready ; they arc never-
failing.Vhon you have pain in the
head , nro diz/.y , feverish , rheumatic , , or
otherwise affected , take from thrco to
ton , according to bulk of individual. In
twenty-four hours , or loss time , you will
bo content. Constitutions are much
nliko. Vertigo , dizziness , and pain can
come only when impurity ot the blood is
too much for "tho lifo" in us to carry
without a struggle. And it is this struggle
that BIIANDIIIITH'H PILLS nid , nnd no mis
takes are made when you merely take
away Impurities from the blood.
AVENGING THE LAW ,
Hi.x I'rlHonorsBroiiBlitup front South
ern Nebraska Yesterday
Afternoon ,
Frank Peprcl , Joel Harpsor , W. A.
Verbyek , A. D. Van Luo and E. G.
Sanfor'd , charged with various offenses
under the United States statutes , were
brought in yesterday by deputy marshals
from the southeastern portion ot the
state.
state.Vorbyck
Vorbyck nnd Murphy for selling liquor
without license , were fined 825 and
costs.
Haapator , for soiling liquor to the In
diana , was fined § 1 and costs , and sent
enced to r > o imprisoned until ton o'clock
this morning.
Peprol , for soiling liquor without a
license , was hold to bail until the Novem
ber term of court. '
Sanford , for sending obscene matter
through the mails , after having plead
guilty , and allowed to withdraw his plea ,
was hold to bail until the November
term.
'Wlmt Can't Bo Cured Must Bo
Endured.1 *
This old adage does uot signify that we
must sutler the miseries of dyspepsia , when a
modlclne with the turativo properties of Jlur-
dock Wood flitters h available' It U ono of
the most aubatanclal and reliable remedies
Hold to-day.
The Brick Business.
The amount of brick consumed in
building in Omaha at the present time is
enormous. So great is the demand that
not less than three yards are actually deliv
ering brick before they are cold. The exact -
act figures have not boon obtained , but
from figures gathered it is certain that
fully 200,000 brick are turned out by the
yards , in and around the city , daily.
There are a dozen yards supplying the
city , two of thorn furnishing from 30,000
; o -10,000 a day , yet so rapid is the con
sumption that a BEK man in search of a
'ow thousand , viaitod six yards before ho
obtained the article. Prices range from
§ 8 to $10 In the yards , with $1 a thousand -
and added for delivery. This is for the
iommon article , the machine pressed
brick being still higher. A few of the
yards naturally take advantage of the de
mand and put the prices up to the top
lotch. They are the guerrillas of tlio
rado and as a consequence their bus-
ness is limited to the shavings. With
hose exceptions a uniform prk-o of § ! ) ,
n the kiln is charged.
Gnii't Hny Knougti.
"I cannot upoak too highly of Jlunlack llhotl
fJiKcrajthey luwo boon a great blessing to mo.
Cured mo of bllllousuess and dyspepsia from
which I Jmd suffered for years. " Mr , J. Marsh ,
Uauk of Toronto Out.
Absolutely Pure.
Thli powder n < u > rmlct. A roancol purenesf ,
itrength and w holciomonet * . Mo e economical than
iho rdUuryklii.U.a'idcannotbei Id In couipotltlo'
with the umltltudo of lo * te.t. hort wUUt alum or
" ' " " ' " ' - .
VowJer. . Bold only In cin . K"VAL
WDt.ll CO 2Ht.r"13r !
SPECIAL NOTICES
will Posltlvelynot bo inserted
unless paid in advance ,
TO LOAH-Monev.
MONEY Loaned on chattel mortgage , by 0. R
WooIIey , room ! 0,0mah National Bank.
618-1 mo
MON'KY LOANKD-On chattel property byJ.d
DKATTY , 213 south Uth street. 775.1m
MONEY TO LOAN The lowe rates ol mtoreri
BcmU' Loan Ajroncv. Uth * Dourta SM-tf
MONEY TO LOAN In sums of fSOO. and upward
O. F. Davli and Co. , Ilcal Estate and Loan
Agents , HOS Fatnam St. SJS-tf.
HELP WAHTKD.
TANTKD-3 glils at the Sla\cn Hotel 701 S. 10th
Street. 805-17p
\v /"ANTED A competent cook. Mrs. W. V.Mor o
' S. W. corner Capitol aro. an J 10th St. 8CO-U
\yAKTED-A boy 10 jcurn old for
T f worit , lovcn dollars a month and board , If
F. Martin , 1014 Clark street , notr corner 20th.
20th.SM13p
| 7ANrKI-Sc\cral thoimnd jards dirt nt Sib am
I Loavenvoith. F. H. DAVI8. 852-18
TT A girl for Roncral hou o work at 1013
T T Douglu St. ono door cast of 20th St. , City.
TXfANTKI ) Woman or clrl for Roncral hoiifo-worl
T ) at 1014 Howard St. a doors west fain the OccI
dental , north sido. 840-14p
"lyANTED First-class cook , eman or linn
I Ooal W RO . A'ldrcus JV. . McCanlov , I'fO' '
prlitor Central Hotel , Wjmoro A'oh. 847-1 Ip
' 1TPD A boy to Walton aslck nnn. 1015
llarncyst. 87213p
\A7ANTK1)-A rook , Immediately , at tko cor 10th
T and Mason. Iluckuxo Meat Market. Oood wsirei.
80-13p
A \7AN I'KD-OIrl to tin Kcnoral housework from 7
1 n m. until noon. Murao'i Il ck , Ifith anil Cnp-
Itol avenue. S27-14p
f AHTKD-Kltchcn Rlrl at Oodilard House , Sherman
man avenue. tso 1 Ip
\I7ANTED Etlicrlcnccd Dry Ooods talesman. InV -
V > qulro 1307 Farnam ttrcct. S3U14
Vl ANTKD Agents to cMi\a i tut tro best scllliid
IT work ever published iucludbt ; Chambers' * ncy-
clopcdla , Social 1,1 ( c In ITejpt , and the best btruidnrc :
works. Sold on uonthly paincnts. I' . F. Collcr ,
310 S. ICth ht. . up-stntra. S 1
WANTI' ! ) Flnt-chM barber. Will ] .ny . flOe on
tbodollar , orlBier week. . M > UO1NN ,
822-1'p Kearney , Ntb.
1 AHA AOENTJ WANTKO double quick , to sell
lUUU BloKril blcs of UIjMNCAIMUl.OHAV , bV
II. J. llamsdell , JIR. DLAIXIVS pertonal frlcn'.l
> nd prifcrcnce as author : 000 piece ; steel portraits ,
lully 'Illustrated ; uplcmlld tcriiH , prospectus rcadv.
Send BOO for rnmplcto outfit Don't delay. A. H.
SIG01H3 & CO. . Omaha Neb. . ' 7C3-llp
WANTED-Otrls nt 217 N. 18th street.
787-16p
WANTED A competent girl for Koncral house
work. Inquire at Mie. .V. J. Edholm Silt Chicago
cage street. 702-14
W ANTKD Girl for housiwork at i227 Dodito SU
701-lm
W "ANTKD UooJ blacksinlth for ftcncral black' '
smlthlnfr. None other need apply. Addres *
J. V. Homer , Springfield Neb 7W-14p
W "ANTED Oood dl.smvapher and eccoiul cook al
Daubaum's rcataur tit , 1514 Dodgu Street.
W "ANTED A reliable and act Ho man to rcprescni
a first class portrait house , taklnij orders and
delivering work In Omaha to the right party. Big
commission \\lllbepaU. Address Chicago I'ortraii
Co. , 60 , Metropolitan Block , Chicago. 723-lOp
WANTED A good barber. Good pay guarantee J.
K. B TEIQLBlt , North Bend , Dodge Co. Ncb.K
670 Imp
WANTED C n\asslig agents to handle a newly
patented article. Ono to throa on bo sold In
every family. Call on or addiess "Enterprise" " No.
11 Crclghtun Block. 632-tf
8ITCATIONB WAJiTBD.
WANTED Situation as book keeper or assistant ,
or similar position , by a young man otjnt'irrlty
and goou bu-iness training. Salary nnt an object so
much as iteady work. Address "F. " Bco olllco.
8ll-13p
WAhToiD Situation by steady and reliable man
tn take care of horses nnd do garden work. Ad
dress " 0. H. " Bco olllce. 83S Iflp
WANTS.
Wi ANTED-A few table boarders at 1718 Uodgo
Street. W2-18p
, . . . . 'ED An unfurnished front' room near ccn
. tre of city. Address "S , E. " Bee olllce.
837-13p
WANTED lablo boarders in prhate family at
northwest corner 1-th and Howard streets.
80S-14p
T fANTED To rent , a house with six to eight
TV rooms , * lthin half mile of Opera House , on the
hill. Address Box 357 , city. 812-tf
"TT7"ANT D Position by a joung man who bad
TT two years experience In retail grocery and six
months In hardware business , llest of references
given. "J. C. B. ' Bee. 812 14p
TTTANTED Slogle furnished room by gentleman.
TT Oood references. Might take board. "A. B. C. "
Boo olllco. 7S3 I3p
vvANTED-Oood furnlihed within
room reasnna-
T T bio distill1 * of U. P. headquarters , at moderate
price. Address "C. N. B. " Bco olllco. 737-tf
WANTED- Board for gentleman and wlfo In prl
vale family. Family without clilUlrcn prefer
red. Address > (17" Bio olllce
, stating tci ms and lo
cation. 833 tf
"IXTANTED-Boardors to know the St. Charles HoT -
T T tcl on Hartley St. , between 12th ami I3th will
irt up the best table boaid for $4 00 per week of any
louse In the city of a correspondlr" orico. 2S8-tf
FOR RENr nouoes ana Lots.
FOH HENT To a small family , a suite of 3 or 8
rooms , 1112 South llth streets. 810-19 ] )
FOH RENT Nlco now cottage of ( is rooms Just
completed , 2410 Cass Street. bOl-lip
FOU KENT A hindtomoly furnished sulto bay
windou b > th rooji suitable for two or thrco gen-
lemen , 1720 Capitol a\onuo.
f/OK KENT Two unfurnished rooms. lumilro at
L1 214 nortn 18tl > St. 818-41
F OR RENT House on Chlciizo St. between llth
and 16th St. JOHN SW1F1' . 860 1 Op
FOR RENT New home , 6 rooms , 1107 Davcniiort
btrcct. Inquire at 1218 Davenport St. 163-14p
I7VOR RENT Rooms for gcntlemin and wife or
P two ladles. Pleasant Direct , 161. Reference. !
given and required. 871 13
I pOlt MINT-A largo front room ; alee fiirnUhcd
1 rooms at 1318 Capital aonuo. . 874-Up
no front and one back room turn.
l.huJ , 1616 hleairj street. 8SO-14 | >
1rMK HKN1 A jjlensant lurnlrhcd room fur gen-
1 tlviuou , at IStd Capitol avenue. g31-JSp
I poll RENT Furnished looms 1S1B Dodge Street.
1
835-18p
FOR RENT A large , handsomely furn'ehrd patlor ,
bay window , bath room coiiiunienccs , 1720 Cajil-
ol avenue. 803 13p
T70RRENT A largo fiiriil h d front room with
i1 alcove and cloio" , suitable for two gentlemen ,
h'u 2121 Dodge street. 821-17p
FOR RENT House of 10 rooms nn Harney etrctt ,
notr I'leatant. Inquire ol W. M. Thompson ,
'Irst Mtional IHtik. 8(4-13
37MIII RENT Two nicely furnished IOOIIM 614 N.
1 16th bt. , near Gua St. 71D-,4p
IJ > OR RENT Furnished ruoins with boarrt , 1814
1 Davenport bt. 7U7-16 | >
I7 > Oll 11KNT-A lioiua of 8 rooms , half block from
J.1 U. 1' depot. Inquire of M. Leo , grocer , 2M ai d
.ea > onworlh Streets. 037-10
IjiOHKhNT Hliroom huufuon elrectciraiulOn.
J.entto builiieu. Addroas ImmcdlaU-ly , "O X. "
lleootlico. 7(3 tf
T7 OR RENT-Good furnUhed front room. PlrTu
4. claMlunu west of the Herald olllce. 770-Up
| jM > R UKN1' fuur pleiuuit ai.d cununliiitcluinT
.P Un for huuse.Lfvpiug for wan and wlfo without
children , u" boaidfrmr roomer * allowed , 319 in no
171h8t.,8bock ! lroml' . O , 64i.U
EnOlt HKNT A UntcUxii ioro in good I calltv.
1 Inqul e at Kdh Im and Erlckton. COl-tf
_ - _ .
1J > OR UKA'I' r'irit-oliiu tt ruuui outuge S. T ,
1 l'cter on , touthcaitcotucr 16th and Douglas
TTT10R RENT lloouw la Ne > r k N tlo" l Bank
buildlug. llo.t dcilrabla ultlcci In the city.
Supplied with hvdrnulle delator uid beated pj I ;
itcam , Apply at Bank. 620 tl
MEEGELL & EUSENWEIG ,
PQinloro Ji ?
rdlllluloftl
CARRY TIN' UROEST AND FINEST RETAtt , STOCK OP
WALL PAPEES AND DEOOEATIONS
° * CBIIAM3 1515 EOnelaS SW ,
Are prepared to d <
OUTSIDK T11U OITT
In any branch ,
On Short Notice
HOUSE ,
SIGN ,
AND FRESCO
TAINTING ,
DECORATING
Buffalo U , S. Standard
Himebaugh & Taylo *
WESREEN AGENTS , - - - OMAHA , BEB.
K. 11. TRACK ,
DORMANT ,
HOPPER ,
PLATFORM ,
IN STORE
LARGEST STOCK IN THE WEST.
A do , Use by the United States Government.
REPAIR SHOPS Scales of nil kinds repaired and sealed by U. S
standard weights.
for Estimates.
HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOE ,
1105 Douglas Street.
FOIl IICNT Elegant residence 10 rooms , furnace
hot and cold water , Lath rooms > Vc Suitable to
( tret-doss boarding house or jirhato residence , $7 (
icr month.
Fourteen room house now , Uth St. near Jones5 " (
per month. DARKER & SIAYNE.
837-tf 13th and Tarna a.
HENT Thrco lareo houses of S to 22 rooms
FOR . Donlrablo location , Suitable for boatdln
house or hotel. BAUKER & MAYNB. 407-tf
RKNT In Hedick's block. Storeroom 12
FOR
feet deep and Rood olllco room. Paulson & Co.
6X > I'jruam , room 3 , 708-tf
FOR HENT piano. Inquire nt Edholm & Eilck
son's. 603-tf
10R RENT Store room 1509 Farnam St. , b
FOH
PAULSEN & CO. 409-tf
RENT Furnished rooms on the no rthw
FOR
oor. 18th and Capltolavcauo , formerly CrolRbton
Ilouao. 183-t
F I OR RENr IirKO furnisnc room to gentleman
only , N. W. cor. IStb and rnrnam. 435-U
FF
F RENT Cheap , ono piano , ono organ. A
Hospe , 1510 Dodge St. 410 1m
FOR BALE.
FOH SALi : Ono of the very choicest lots li
bhlnn's addition at a bargain , by J. II. Clarke.
802-13
FOU SALE SO feet by HO on Park avenue , wit
new house G rooms at a gicat sacrifice , by J , If
Clarke , Sola agent S. W. corner Douglas and nth.
883-lSp
JOB BALE The beet paying barber shop in nor I
western Nebraska , uood reason for eclllng. In
lulre lock box 29 , Norfolk Neb. 855-14p
' . The'coziest and most deslrablo residence
FOU'.SALE
dence on Capitol Hill. Uouso contain ] 0 .rooma
besides 'cloeets and store rooms , good cellar , city
\atcr , and all modem Improvements. Good bari
and outbuildings. K\or > thlngin first-class shape
"ulllot. Inquire of T. F. Ljon on premise" , 2423
Capital avcnuo. 812-tf
FOR SALE By Paulson k Co , , 1EC9 Farnam St
The beet bargain e\vr offeicd. Corner of Jones
and 12th St. , 132x132 and fulLUt on llth street nca
Jones , with 0 houses 915.000.
Si acres , 1 mile from city limits , with houec am
tab'e , $1,16Q cash.
A full lot In Godfrey's add. with 6 room cottajo , a
very pleasant home $5,000.
160 acres 2 miles from city limits ? CO per acre a
easy toims.
Corner of Baltimore and Park avenue , lOOxlGO with
elorant new 10 room house Cji.600.
Full lot on Jackson between 17th and 18th nearly
oliilng St Mary's ave , 1th 3 houses. Rent { ( JO | xir
month. ? 5f > 00.
Corner 15th and Harney , 6flx6fl 110,000.
22 feet f rout on Douglas near llth , with brick house
ffl.COO.
Corner of loth and Doilgo 211,000.
4 acres in West Omaha near belt roail , ell Improvei
ionic , barn , etc. , $1,000. This Is \erychcap. .
1 icro w itli lioufo and barn only 3 tquarca from St ,
fary's a\cnn , { 3,000.
Cheap lots in Clarke's place with email cash pay
ment' , balance at very easy terms ,
Cholcn lots near South Omaha Syndicate frc m ? 300
o $3.0.
PAULSEN & GO. ,
B'S-14 ICO ) Farnam St.
SAH [ Thrco of the most desirable- Iota tn
FOR
Hanscom Place , at a bargain. Barker is Mavnc.
Sll-Hp
Of XOr ; Cash will tuy 5 acres J of ainlloN. W of
P 7 J the Fort. PAULSEN & CO , 1603 Farnam
utrect. tOflt Kl
FOR SALE 40 acre furrn , adjoining Klkhorn Sta
tlun ; saloon nnJurui'Btoro at Waterloo. Will cx <
liango for Omaha property. J. B. SILV1S ,
810 2lp Elkhorn Staten , Nob.
FOR SALE CHEAP A icnod pony , faddlo and
bridle. Address "Pony" this olllco. 81M3p
F OR \LU-Tho O-n.itn "il " 'v. < rab'lshcd J874
Contains a gond M * i 01 1 nt LuoiU and uthcr
iturcBagon , etc. l.xcitlnn fit i-chai Cliojp for
anil. Apply 610 10th btrcct , bet. Jackson anil How-
rd. 734-lra
17MIR BALE A good paying grocery business ,
1 etock and fixtures. Will Invoice $2COO. hales
25OWpirytar. For further Information , addrfsl
or tv" ) weeks " / . " Bee olllce , 703-tf
mOR SALK-A nice colt go am ! full lot , half block
I1 south of Milton R'go-s1 rtsldencH , on 13tn street ,
nquiro of M. Leo , Grocer , 2M and Lca > onworth.
[ TlOlt BALE-RKAL FSTATE-A great bargain In
L1 M lot-tin lloieo's I'lico , onSt Maty'a aveni
treet car line , t cry low price t't SO daj s. Apply
o Jutoph M. Hceje , 211 Sjuth 14th street. 674-luip
Foil 8ALK-Th good lll rd Hxtures of the
Cro'gnton ' Home. Eisy terms. 633 tf
I7UJU SALE-Several fine second.hand book-cases.
'luriuireufJno.l , Webster , Oler A. D. Morse's ,
4th and r'ariiam stJcxU. 631-tf
[ ? OR SALi-A : fir t-claf8 , ell cetabllshed Dry
L1 Goods bualiio-o , ttock and l ° me of store , ? l'OiiO
o $16,000. Will take part trade. Address M. V ,
Vatcn , care Bee < Ihro 69Ml
UK HALE Two opoa Hucond-nnud bugylus nud
ono delivery uagou , chcip , at 1910 lUruey fit.
7 > OKSALK-A email Uoslor , B hman &Co. , flie
L' proof eaft , almost new , at this olllce. tf
[ jiORSALK One Vo * and Soul piano at a bar-
. gain. Inquire at Kdbalru and Erlckson'u munlc
tore , on 10th Bt. 239-tf
71OU SALE A cholro imprnveil farm of 240 cre > ,
L1 null wat red , good bulldlngi , large orchard bO
ores frncol , lthlu 1 | miles of new etock jardsand
nly 6 n lies from city , at f 55.CO per > cre. Also 240
icrcsckljolniiig lha tbo > e , that can be told In 80acre
rin t $4Saiul8l7 bOpcracro , Tcrmseasy. POT-
lll 16U Farnam street. 4C4 tf
'JWll rt.\LK One plauo , as good as new , Cheip
, > t lloepo. 1610 Dodge. 409 1m
7011 SALE Cheapest haute and lot In Omaha , In
"
Potti-r'u addition , 8 eooms , well , 300 barrel ell-
vrn ou two lots , li p feet front by 130 feet aeep , for
. ' .050. I'OTIEU&O BB.15U Farnam St. 180 tl
7UK BALK A Oret-cUst stock of fancy Koodi.
' Golden opportunity for eltr or lady or gentleman
uiall capital , gioj tradu fbtablUhed , Addruiu ) "I ,
_ W " Baooltica. 449-tl .
n ORBVl.E Cheap lotl la Shlnn'a Zed addition i
L1 Klrkwood and ruinvtoir , I'OTTEll & COUU '
616 l' ni m tUwt. 429 tf
FOR SALE Twenty acres of the GriCfcn farm , 31
miles from the Postotllco , and only two blocks
frcm Pratt's sub-division. Will bo sold In 21 , 5 or
10 aero lots. Inquire Omaha Carpet Co. , 1611
Douglas Btrcct 270 tf
FOR SALE Farm S miles from city , near Union
Stock jnnls. Inqulroat Mrs. Meyer , o\or Roe
der's Drug store , 16th and Webster. 872-
FOR SALE Cheap , flno driving horse , buggy and
harness. Apply room24 , Omaha National Bank
Building. 2C5-U
miBCELLAHEODS.
T OST A note ef (330. The Hndcr will buhbcrally
JLjrewardcd by leaving at McCtgucs Bank. Annlo
Northensen. 814 Up
LOST A cinnamon canary , with ono whig broken.
The finder will confer a U\or by leading itat the
Mlllard hotel. 878-13
( \ ( \ REWARD-WI11 bo paid for the Uisi-ov-
Uv ry and return of the double cirilaeo
harness stolen from the residence of E. Wakeley In
this city , June 1st. 845-H
riONCERT at Henry Ruhr's Park ovcry Sundar
\J from 2 to 7 o'clock p. m. 26c admission Boss
place for family plc-nlc . 786-23p
rpAKEN UP A roan yearling heifer at H. Roen-
JL feldt's , opposlto Saratoga School IIou'o. 0 u r
can have same by cilllng and paying charges.
814-13p \
LOST Suuday afternoon at Hanscom I-art
neck cha'n and cross. Finder will bo rewiracd
by leaving at Doran House , 913 Farnam St. 769tf
TpOH EXCHANGE Stock farm of 400 acres , haa
J ? good building and Improvement , some stock and
Implements , want etock of merchandise of about
910.000. Address C. Henry , Bee olllco. 612-tt
OTRAYED OR STOLEN A white roan cewabout
O } ears old , short tail and about to h&\o a calf.
Ten dollars reward will be ptd for her return to Jinx
Stcphcnson'a Livery stable , 10th St. Omaha. 607-tf
rr\AKUN UP Ono stray red roan horse 3 j-eara alii.
J. Call at A. S. Oetrom's , corner Campbell and
Blondu , N. W. Omaha. 221-6w oew.
TARRANT3
ONa AND FAVORABLY KNOWN AS AN IX-
VALUABLE FAMILY liE
SELTS
FOU CONSTIPATION , DY-SPlll'SIA , KHEUMATIO
AND GOUTY AFFECTIONS. DUIUNQ COLD
WEATHER IT MAY BE TAKEN IN HOT WATER
ONK HOUH IIEFOIUS MMAM WITH MOST BEN
EFICIAL RE.SOLTS.
AP1EIET.
Hotel Block !
\
S DO : 1IFfc.OP
For Bsiness ,
Traveling ,
Dress and
andWeddings
Weddings
MADE TO MEASURE AND READY-MADE ,
Dressings. New Summer Noxcities.Jtf
THE HULL
The Pioneer and Still Ahead ,
\ \
2.00,000 iaa. TJ < s < o.
Fast tupcreodlng the largest old fishbnad
nil ringed It ha < the iiinpc ! t and inott .fficleut
toro burners In the world , and with new Improve
ment the easiest to operate. Absolutely eito with
Upattnt rv er\olr , now In use the iccond teaaou
tthout a ilpgle accident.
jTJTBenJ for Catalogue , Price Llit , Etc.
n\JIli VAl'OIl STOVR CO. ,
CLEVELAND , a
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