Nebraska Newspapers

    BAPTIST SOCIAL UNION.
Magnificent Gathering aid Banquet Last
Night-Toasts anil Speeches ,
The I'nrpoics of the Union * ro Edu
cational And Itcllglous.
The Baptist church on Fifteenth tnd
D&ronport streets was the icono of most
entertaining and brilliant proceedings
last night , the occasion being the first an-
nnal banquet of the Baptist Social Union
of Iowa and Nebraska. The best evi
dence of the earnestness and enthusiasm
which this association has awakened was
afforded by the attendance of so numor-
ono an assemblage of persons , many of
whom came from afar. ,
The procoodlnga consisted of the organ
ization of the nnion and a banquet , whore
sumptuous spread greeted the visitors
and members , and this was followed by
appropriate toasts and speeches sand
wiched between choice musical solcoliona
an outline of which it herewith given ,
with a regret that a moro full report
cannot at this hour bo published.
The church proper was naod for the
mrposo of organization and after the
option of a constitution and by-laws ,
, o following persona were selected for
the positions named :
President , J. 0. Richardson ; vice-
president , L. E. Hicks ; secretary , J. A.
Sundorland ; treasurer , O. S. Wood ;
directors , J. W. Stewart , E. Ivans , A. G.
Hastings , J. B. Davis and J. B. Rawlny.
Those buiinoss affalra having been at
tended to , the company descended to tbo
andlonoo hall where they were greeted
by nix tables , laden with substantial
and delicacies and sot in a style whoso
good taste was , If possible , rendered
more noticeable by the handsome decora
tions that had been placed upon Iho
walla and colling of the hall.
The banquet ceremonies were opened
by the saying of grace , when the work
of ministering comfort to the Inner man
consumed the next hour. Upon the
conclusion of this most pleasant part ol
the evening , "By-gone Days , " a quar
tette , was rendered by Miss Chamberlain ,
Mrs. Day and Messrs. Powell and Rood
very effectively. Then followed the
reading of a paper by RBV. M. Stone
entitled "Iowa and Nebraska , " which
was forcibly explanatory of the methods
of the Baptists and tholr plans , and com
mendatory of the proposed plan of estab
lishing an institution of learning al
Omaha which ( hall have a religions de >
nomination at its head as a "eort ol
father , " and bo non-sectarian. The qon
tloman dwelt at length upon the thorno ,
and at Its conclusion Miss Lilllo Cham *
borlalu most appropriately sang "Queen
of Night. " Thla lady's melody fell moat
pleasingly npon an eagerly listening
audience.
The chairman then announced an ad
dress by Hon. E. Rosewater , of the
Omaha BEE , who pleasantly began hit
remarks by saying that great showmen
when they propose to cross a stream wltt
their circuses , are accustomed to senc
over first the llttlo elephants and other
Y .L/ llttlp animals , then the larger ones ant
closing the precession with Jumbo. Tin
programme as It originally read madi
him the lost speaker , which he attrlbutec
to the wise precautions taken by the com
mlttoo.
Mr. Rosewater then epoko serlousl ;
npon the need and nature of j
GOOD CITIZENSHIP.
Ho stated that two things had 1m
pressed htm when ho entered the ball
although among such an assemblage o
intelligent people , for him to speak re
minded him of carrying oonls to Now
castle. Ho had observed that the per
sons present had organized a society b ]
electfng a president and secretary. H
had also observed that when the vote wa
put npon the election of these two ofli-
oors , only four oa five of the member
present had voted , and this had suggested
od the theme to which ho called tholr al
tontlon. The manner of the day Is fo
the few to take any Interest or part in th
exorcises of the rights and prerogative
of citizens , leaving the performance c
public duties too often to thos
who are incompetent , nnfit an
unreliable. Ho illustrated his idea mot
effectively and impressed npon his hearoi
the importance of each man In aoclot
taking part in public affairs , and doln
his duty In such a way as Trill best purg
It of the baser and dangerous element
that got control , solely became of a lukc
warraness and neglect of duty , H
urged that all should tike part in pnbll
affairs and declared that politics was nc
in Itself degrading or unfit for a pure an
honorable cltlzon. Ho likened th
exercise of rights and public duties 1
conducing to good citizenship to the fre
uio of soap , and closed a short and taut
address amid manifestations of morrimot
and approval from every part of th
hall.
hall.Prof.
Prof. L. E. Hicks followed in a speoc
on trno education , upon which the gontli
mm spoke forcibly and earnestly , hole
Ing that education Is of a complex chai
acter. It consists of the outward an
the inward. Men are possessed of man
elements and cannot control all of then
Edncatlon as a result Is made np of o ;
porlonco and instruction , that Is , it d <
ponds npon the Influences and surrounc
ings of childhood and one'a life. D
education ii meant the whole procei
that forms the man. Upon this line i
thought the speaker dwelt at longtl
closing his remarks by declaring tbi
education and good citizenship are indu
solubly connected.
Miss Chamber'aln and Mrs. Day fo
lowed in the duet , "The Land of Swa
lows , " which was. applaudingly receive )
Then was given the jocular performani
of the evening by Capt. J , A. Sladei
whose reiponso to The Ladies" wi
greeted by continuous applause and cla ;
ping of hand * .
Mr. Peabody , of Fairmont , roipondc
to "Our Guests" in a well-timed , gr c
fnl and feeling ( poach , declaring how r
jolced he was at the success of the pn
pose of the mooting , and promising
use all his efforts to increase tbo zoil
the union and tbo numbers of guests
the next banquet.
"Thy Hentlnel I Am" was next fine
sang by Mr. Franklin 8. Smith , wh
like the other singers , was aocompanl
by Mr. Frank Brown on the piano. Ai
then followed the Introduction by t
chairman of the
"JUMBO or THE EVENING , "
s ho called Rev. P. 8. Honsen , of t
Baptist church of Ohlcigo. It is ii
practicable at this hour to glvo even
outline cf Mr. Hanson's speech , of whi
the reporter took full notes. It mi
suffice to say that to wit the gentlom
addid pathos and great earnestness ;
learning he added common icnie ;
cautions handling of others' faith a
cried he added n warrior's conraglouii
Tocacy of his own. Ho ipoko forcibly
and enthusiastically upon the subject of ;
this onion resulting In nnthought-of
strength and good to the Baptist denom
ination hereabout * . Ho fairly eulogized
that scot and told many pleasant anoc-
do'cs Illustrative of his faith ,
It would bo a pity to disfigure so sen
sible and , at times , brilliantly worded an
address by the emasculation nocesiary in
this report , therefore It must close by
assuring the readers of the BEE that the
Chicago minister , In his speech , showed
himself to bo a poet as well as a logician ,
a Oathollc chtlatian gentleman , with rm
enthusiastic devotion to his Baptist
faith.
faith.At
At the conclusion of Mr. Honson's well
received address , thanks were unani
mously tendered to him , Mr. Roiowator
add the other speaker * , and after the
reading of letters of regret from several
gentlemen , the mooting , about midnight ,
adjourned , after hears of pleasant asso
ciation and interchange of views , hopes ,
plans and determinations In the matter
of the Iowa and Nebraska Baptist union.
The next regular annual mooting of
the sccloty will bo the last Tuesday In
April of each year , and the acml-annual
meetings will bo on the last Tuesday in
November of each year.
The good that will result from this
union is incalculable and will bo probably
the cause of similar organizations
throughout the west. The project of
building a first-class college Is of Itself a
magnificent ono and will doubtless In the
care of such earnest people as last night
assembled In this clty.be pushed steadily
and resolutely forward to completion ,
THE S1XIY-SIXTH ANNI
VERSARY ,
Tlio Celebration of the Ofld Follown
at Lincoln Monday ,
The Odd Follows' celebration at Lin
coln Monday was a grand success , there
being largo delegations present from
Omaha , Beatrice , Dluo Springs , Picker
el ] , Cortland , Ashland , Louisville and
Plattimouth , each headed with a braes
band , and the number of people who
poured Into Lincoln filled the city fall.
When Mlllard .Uniform degree csmp
No , 1 , of Omaha arrived , headed by the
Union Pacific band , marched frcin
the depot up the street to headquarters
their fine appearance attracted general
attention and admiration. Preparations
had been made by the lodges of Lincoln
to entertain about GOO visitors but'when
all tbo trains arrived and an cstlmato had
been made it was found that there wore
1,500 brethren of the three links present.
However , all were well entertained and
made to enjoy themselves. The
dinner , which was served bj
the ladles society of the
M. E. church , gratified the keer
appetites and made glad the hearts of al
who were permitted to test its excellent
quality.
After dinner the members of the ordei
assembled at Odd Fellows' ' hall , the mer
to form on foot in procession , and thi
women to join in carriages which won
provided by the daughters of Rsbokah
The procession formed in front of Ode
Follows' block , at the corner of llth one
L streets , promptly at 2:30. : The Lincoh
Lodge and encampment took their placi
and formed in open order while the visit
ing lodges marched between the lines am
took their places in the procession.
At the close of the parade a meet
ing was hold in the opera house , whicl
edifice was crowded to Its fullest capa
city , The Cadet band rendered a fo ?
lively airs , and the meeting was called tc
order bo Chairman Weir , who Introduce !
Col. L. 0. Pace. That gentleman mad
an eloquent and appropriate address o
welcome to the visitors. At the close o
his remarks , Hon. C. H. Manser , o
Missouri , was Introduced as orator of thi
day.His
His speech , an elegant and pollshei
ono , devoted to facts and figures abou
the Masonic order In America , was th
h'nal celebratory feature of the day.
The Omaha delegation returned hem
Monday night , tired but happy.
FEKSONAfc.
Patrick Egan , of Lincoln is In the city.
Mr. J. Seibert left for Now York yeate ;
day ,
H. A. Grover , the assistant city engineer , :
expected home from Milwaukee either to-do
or to-morrow.
G. M. Hitchcock , Kaq. , and wife , le :
last evening for a trip of a month or moro 1
Salt Lake and the territories for rest an
health.
Low May , of Fremont , state fish commis
sioner , went to Washington yesterday to see
information on points connected with tb
business of the commission.
Judge P. O , Hass will start east to-do :
visiting friends in Kentucky and Wasblnr/to
on business and New York for pleasure , b
fore returning. Ho expects to bo gone aboi
one month.
Colonel Sunmer , commandant at Fort ftii
brara , arrived Monday evening with bis famll ;
J whom bo will locate in the city pending b
transfer with hii regiment to the dopartrner
r ol the Missouri ,
J. MoTernan , E. Butler , Creston ; Hem
Hall , Weeping Water ; Frank Beeion an
wIfePl : ttamouthJ. D , L Coure , Bllvi
Loustano , Denver ; S. B. Campbell , Glei
wood , I , , G. H. Klucald , Sioux City ; Al
Brokeblll , DM Moineis N. 1 ? . Scruzgs , I
G. Thieien , Kansas City ; J. II. O'Sullivai
Boston ; It. T. Maxwell , Olarks , Web. ; are i
the CanfielJ.
At the Metropolitan T. K. Ligton , Platt
mouth ; Goo , J. Squires , Grand Island ; ]
W. Hunter , Tekamah ; It. P. Crone , Llncoli
Neb. ; A. McDougall and family , Sheldo :
la. ; P. L. Brown , Sbenandoab , la. ; M.
Martin , St. Lenis ; S. H. LInsley , Dunla
la. ; K. J. Doughty , Joliet , 111. , and Cbarli
Lawrence , Indianapolis.
Board of Trade Promenade Goncor
CHICAGO , April 28 , Holders of 0,000 Ini
tations to the promenade concert in the nc
board of trade building to-night , were i
present , mostly In full dress , and the hall b
ing abundantly lighted by electricity , t :
teens wu a brilliant one. The occasion w
the first part of the dedicatory exercise *
the new board of trade building. Mai
notable people wera present , ulso the leadii
society people here. Tha exercises will
contmusd to-morrow and end with a bannu
At the Grand Pacific hotel In the evening.
Now York Dry Goods Exports ,
lie NKW YOUR , April 28. Dry goods export
i- domestic cottons for the weak , 2,757 pac
ich ages. For tha expired portion of the ye.
ch G 1.058 package * , against 8,000 the came Ui
iat last year , the largest quantity
any previous year. Woolen go <
in dull * ud trade light.
to
to Tbo Billiard Tournament.
id YOBK , April 23. Slosson beat D ;
to-olght , COO to 194.
RAILROAD NOTES.
Brother Gould is in a Dilemma-Latest
Addition to the Bnrlingta
Tlio Cftldwcll Urnnch of tlio Union
l > oiflo Humbling * .
A special dispatch from Chicago to iho
BBE t&ya :
"Before any slops can bo tnkon to
wards restoration of rates to St. P nl and
Omaha the tripartite complication will
have to bo adjusted. The patty the
moat severely affected by this war la Jay
Gould. When the war broke out ho wa
engaged In balling stocks , and ho h i
had to use his wealth and akill over slnco
to prevent atocka from going down.
Gould will not bo able , however , to keep
up the prlcca of stocks if this fight con
tinues much longer , and ho Is therefore
making the most strenuous efforts to
bring about a cessation of hostilities. Bo
telegraphed Commissioner Midgloy , of
the Southwestern Railway association ,
yesterday , bogging him to use his Influ
ence with the managers of the various
roads to get them to moot and atop the
Tight. Ho predicts the most actions
consequences If the war Is not bronght to
an end al onco. But as the managers of
most of the ro&ds are ont of town and do
not consider It advisable to do anything
before the tripartite complications have
coma to a focus , Midgloy will not bo able
to help Gould out. The announcement
yesterday that the Mistourl Pacific moans
to extend Its line through Nebraska at
once was no doubt Inspired by Gould for
the purpose of frightening the managers
of the fighting roads Into compliance
with his wishes. But this will hardly
have the desired effect , as there are
already more roads west of the Missouri
than are needed , and the Northwestern
is ready to commence the construction of
another ono. "
TAttNSmt OF THE ST. J. AND D. M.
A special train of thrco coaches loft
Omaha over the K. 0. , St. J. & 0. B.
railroad for St. Joe Saturday night , hav
ing on board the following 0. , B. & Q
officials : H. B. Stone , general manager ;
J. 0. Maxon , assistant snperintent Iowa
division ; W. F. Merrill , superintendent
Iowa division ; L. L. Arnold , train dis
patcher , Iowa division , and other promi
nent 0. , B. & Q. ofiicials. The
party were joined at St. Joe by
the following officers of the K. 0. ,
St. J. & 0. B. road ; Col. J. H. Bar
nard general manager : Col. A. 0. Dawes ,
passenger and ticket agent : J R. Hardy ,
superintendent ; D. H. Wlnton , assistant
superintendent ; G. M. Hohl , train dis
patcher ; and E. J. Swords general
freight agent. Their mission is to trans
fer the accounts of all departments of the
St. Joseph and Des Molnca road to the
Chicago , Burlington &Qulnoy road. The
mad will ba called the Chicago , Burling
ton and Qnlncy on and after the first of
May , thus giving St. Joseph a main line
of this mammoth system of railroads.
THE CALDWELL BRANCH.
Utah contractors on the Union Pacific
branch from Caldwell to Boise , Idaho ,
have returned homo , and report thai
work on that proposed extension has been
stopped , after an expenditure of $75-
OOU to $80,000 In grading. Boise Is nat
nrally indignant , as that city gave $48 ,
000 lor right of way and depot grounds ,
and Caldwell is jubilant , ontlcipatlm
that some of the Boleo business men wll
ba compelled to shift their place of busi
ness to Caldwoll.
RAILROAD HUMDLINGS.
R. W. Chamberlain , who has bcoi
rustling baggage several years at thi
Union Pacific depot here , quit work then
yesterday and left last night for Garrison
Montana , where he takes charge as chiei
baggageman.
A slight accident , resulting la some little
tlo damage , occurred at the B. & M
depot yesterday morning. The swltcl
engine crow wai making up a apecla
train to go out at G o'clock ' and whei
backing a Burlington & Qulncy coacl
down to the depot rushed it so fast lha
before they could atop quite a large sec
tion of the platform was toin up and th
car twisted off Its roar trucks.
Lav/yer Beebo , living at North Bend
has written a touching letter to Olaln
Agent Manchester , of the Union Paclfi
road , appealing , on behalf of an agei
farmer out there , for such compons&tloi
as will soothe much grief that he not
bears over the lota of a valuable sow
She was killed some time ago by th
cars , and loaves seven orphan pigs. Mi
Bosbo's sympathies for these mothorles
little animals are filled with tearful ton
flornesB , and have cast a shadow of gloor
over Mr. Manchester which he finds dll
ficult to shako off.
TEAMP ! TEAMP ! TEAMP
Tlio Number of Vngrnnta in tlio Git
ut 1'rciont , nmlVlmt tlio Police
are Doing IVlth Ihcrii.
In the police conrt yesterday mornlu
Sam Johnson and William Gray , charge
with being drunk and disorderly , woi
fined $5 and costs. Being unable to pa
they were sent over the hill ,
Eight vagrants were bronght up befor
Jndgo Stonberg and wore released on
promise to leave town at onco.
There IB tomethlng alarming abont th
number of vags and tramps now I
Omaha. They come from all quarter * c
the country some from the vales an
valleys of the east , some froi
the rugged mountains and froi
the Pacific slope , some froi
the country of the northernmost liml
some from the gnlf washed shores of th
south.Tboy are of airnaUonalitiesEngllsI
Irish , French , Gorman , Italian , Swed
and , In truth , of every nation which i
known to the student of modern com
tries.
tries.Of
Of late , they have boon swarming Int
Omaha in most alarming nnmben
They principally infest the southern an
eastern portions of the city , and ban
mostly aronnd the freight depots whei
they establish their rendezvous In a ten
porarlly doiertod "aide-door Pullman ,
behind a pile of lumber or some slmtli
resott. From these points as centre
tboy eatabllih begging expeditions , r.
whore begging does not "panout"sui
ceeafully , stealing expeditions.
Yesterday morning the police , headed I
Roundsman Whalen , invaded the sontl
ern districts and secured a number i
this class of customers. They wore mo
of them able bodied men , and looked i
though they were able to earn a living
they had a mind so to do. The excui
of most of them , as is , Indeed , that i
almost every other tramp or vagrant
Inability to procure work. Whether tb
pretenio will hold water or nottho poll
are pursuing a commendable policy
lidding Omaha of this gentry , who
presence cannot but brood ovll , and who
should bo respectfully tendered n chance
to took work somewhere else than within
the confined of this city.
A FEW FAOTSANDPIOUUE8.
Chtof Bntlcr , of the City Fire De
partment , Una Ills An
na * 1 noport itoatly to
ljy Before the
Council.
Mr. J , A. Bailer , chief of the city fire
department , yesterday completed his an-
nnal report for the year ending April 1 ,
1885 , and expected to have it road before
the council last night , hat not being
called up , It mnit necessarily go over
nntll the next mooting. However , by
Mr. Butler' * kind potminion a reporter
for TUB BXB was permitted to examine
the report and extract therefrom the
moit interesting fact * and figures aa act
forth by htm , and they are given as
follows :
During the year there has been noth
ing to abstract the operations of the
water works , when their services were
needed as a protection against fire and In
all cases perfect satisfaction has been
given , On Ing to the fact that private par
ties wore denied the use of hydrants not
a single case of freezing up was reported
daring the past severe winter. Thirty-
five hydrants have boon added slnco ono
year ago , making a total number In the
city at this time uf 399 , Involving an an
nual cost of $28,000. The buildings of
the department consist of engine houses
Nos. 1 , 2 and 4. About $1,000 was expended -
ponded last summer in moving buildings ,
grading lots and constructing additions.
The coming summer It will bo neces
sary to roplaster and make other repairs
at house No. 1.
No 2 englno house is in good repair ,
and No. 4 entirely now.
The chief hopes that the sale 01 the
building at tbo corner of Sixteenth and
Fatnara streets will prove the moans of
acquiring a now headquarters.
Daring the past year there has been no
additions made to the apparatus of the
department , bat one hose orriago h
badly needed and should bo procured.
The department has nine horses , but
ten are required to do good work. The
old hook and ladder team , by reason of
ago , is becoming ttiff and unserviceable.
The Qro alarm system consists of a
four circuit repeater and about trronty-
eight miles of wire on poles belonging to
the department. There are thlity-tbreo
boxes , and there should bo at least five
now onos.
The expenses of the department for
the past year have been as follows :
Salary of officers and men 5 17,375 C2
No , 4 hose house , including lot. . . . 3,479 75
No. 1 engine house 8602
No. 2 hoie house G 00
Hay , oata and corn CG3 38
Fire alarm telegraph 3G4 40
Now hose 1,612 25
Horie-ghoetng 1 8 11
Chief's office 10040
Supplies , coal , repairs and ap
paratus 1,402 70
One horse 225 00
Total § 20,249 57
The department has twenty-three fire
men , with John H. Butler as chief and
John J. Galligan assistant.
The discipline of the department has
been good. The men , in addition to
their regular duly , have done much hard
work on the now hose house at Eleventh
and Dorcas streets.
The following table shows the value of
the property now In use :
Kaal estate and buildings $20,000 00
Four engines 7.COO 00
Two hose catta 60 00
Three hoae carriages 12,100 00
Four lets doubla harness 125 00
Two Beta single harness 30 00
Four wagons 200 00
Ono hook and ladder truck 1,000 CO
Nine horses 1,810 00
Furniture and fixtures 1,500 00
Sixty-five hundred feet of hose 5,000 00
Fire alarm system 7,00000
Total $45,815 CO
Permits for buildings were Issued dur
ing the year as follows ;
First class buildings 9 , $5 each $45 00
Second clus buildiogi 4 , $4 each 16 OC
Third clasi buildings 5 , $3 each 15 OQ
To move buildings , G permits $4 each. . 20 OQ
Total cash on hand $90 00
The following expenditures for the
department eta recommended :
Headquarters house $18 000 OC
Engine house in west part of city , . G 000 OC
2.COO feet new hose 2 000 OC
Services of 28 men and officers. . . . 25 000 0 (
Throanew horses G75 0 (
Total 551 G5 ? CX
The following is n statement of the
loesoa and number of fire alarms daring :
the post nine years :
1877 No. of alarms , 13 losses. . $ 20 850 CK
35 113 050 ( X
1879 33 320 200 0 !
1880 42 217 SOO 01
1881 71 U73 172 ( X
1882 48 57 202 01
1883 : tt > EG 970 01
1884 54 G2 300 01
18S5 75 108 332 4 :
Mr. Butler enthusiastically declares ii
this report that ono of the most Impor
tant acquisitions to the departmen
during the past year was the appoint
ment of John J. Gallagan , to the peal
tlon of assistant chief. Uo has been i
very faithful , efficient and valnabli
officer.
A Card from Mnrihal Oummlngi ,
Mr , Editor : My attention has bcei
called to a iquib in the democratic orgai
of this city entitled "Bis Last Kick,1
which Indeavors to throw an dium 01
my charactea that I do not deserve fron
any reporter ai I always made it my bust
ness to be civil and courteous to BDV am
all of them , Bat because I deem It m ;
doty to remove from office my deputy fo
disobedience and drnnkoness ono atra'gh '
faced puritanical representative of thi
Herald thinks he ia privileged to pltol
into me. Now , ( ir , I can prove by tin
Herald's night owl that I walked into thi
jail and over the premises one night ti
his knowledge and failed t <
awaken my representative am
finally left In dlrgnst , retrying off tin
cellar kpy , which he or any other oat
elder might have done. He will proba
bly alio remember when Gorman wa
carried to bed completely paralyzed
Yet this conscientious gentleman defend
the bummer element.
If I have only erred in istalng order
in conformity with decency In the matte
of dress , I will , when I go , rotirp with i
clean record and defy any man to ra
that I bavo ever allowed myeolf to b
dictated to or influenced in the dlsoharg
of my duty. THOMAS CCUMIKQS ,
City Marshal.
CMtle Quarantine in Kanaka ,
ToriKA , April S3. Governor Martin Ii
sued a proclamation to day Imposing quar&i
tine for ninety days on all cattle coming fie
Mitsotui.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LOAN MONEY.
\TONEr To Io n on chattels , Woolly & Harrison ,
1V1 Boom to , OmUui National bonk building
851-tf
TONET loaned t low rates , ln amounts to nrit on
AYJLchattel.coDkterali or other good swuilty. Flntn-
dil exchange , 1603 Farnam it , 153-ralp
TO LOAK On ten ( stats and chattels
MONEY Thomas. 740tt.
Loaned on chattels , cut rat * , R. R
MONET nought anil lold. A. Forman.SIS S. 13th Bl
079 II
TUTONKY LOANED at C. P. Reed & Go's. Loon office
ifl on furniture , rlancw , boric * , wagons , personal
property ol all klndi and all cthe rsrtloles ot value ,
wlthont removal. Over lit National Bank.oorner 18th
and Farnam. All builness itrtctly confidential
2J1-II
In sums of tJOOand upward.
MONKTTOLOAN 00. , Real Estate and Loan
Agents , 1605 Farnam Si 213 tl
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
- experienced baiquofltteri UZOFarnam
WAKTiD-8 8S1-U
> * KTIU > A girl 1714 California it.
W SSS-SSp
Dlnlnt room glrlt nt PUclflohomo 10th
WAVtio Darenport St. 8S53p
TITAHTIP A ( flrl t 117 norlhUth St. , between
YY U pUol vo , nd Dodffe St. 877-SSp
\TTAVTJD t-idj cMiv Bter > r salary p U. Address
YV RDA"thliofllo . 87B-S > p
B A ROCK ! ( jlrl lor kitchen work ) Rood w -
tp 1418 Didge St. WS-lp
Colored clrl ( or general hougo work , ap
ply to Mrs Joan Clarksan ; Cathtilne street ,
south ol Mt Pleasant ; take St Mary's avc. oars.
847 * cp
lTAir i > Dining room girl at Planters house.
\ 869 29p
-Oil lor general bouw work ; good wa
ges to good gill. MrsCorbett , 1818 Howard ,
843 2p
\ rAct ! i > At once 2 experienced dining room
V > ulrlsat thoCanOild Uouso. No ethers Deed
apply. 631-29
TASTIID First oUre dinlnp room ( jltl at the Met-
ropolltan hotel ; none other need apply. 824 tt
'A\T D-TWO girls at the City IIoUl.
80 28p
-D Olrl for general house work lj email
. . family. Inqulro at Monfelt cigar and notion
Btore.lSth and Howard. 818 28p
T\7'Avr-U ) A good cook at 820 South 10th8t. _
7ES-tf
A.NTED-18 gocd girls , 7 experienced cooks
W Omaha Kmployment Bureau , 1120 Famnm St.
- . dy agon ts for "Queen Protector
daisy stocking and skirt supporters , ehoulda
braces , bustles , boeecn forms , iliois chit-Ids , eafcty
belts , sleeve protector , etc. ; entirely new devices un
precedented profits ; wo have 600 igonts making SlOO
monthly. Address with stamp , EII CAmpbilt & Co. ,
0 South Jf y st. , Chicago. 679-mlOp
WANTED MALE HELP.
TXTASTBD A painter , new building on cult fide of
YY llth St , eouth of Farnam St. 890 2.p
TTTASTBD-An experienced packer at Bliss & Isaacs.
Good canvassers to sscure orders forour
WASTED edition of the Revised BlUe , llboral
irrn and good t irltoryc..ll at 140S Dod o 81. Wro.
; . Alcxacdcr , Manager Western Branch , Ilenry Bill
'ublishlng Co. EGD 4
> TED-A first o'asafurniture salesmin. None
need to apply unless jou ha\o tool rcfcroace as
ability and character. M.F.Martin. 80S tf
T7"AMEU A steady sober man , must be eincle , un-
I derstand horses and have knowledge of store
utlncss ; call at oucf , Omaha Stove Repair workIll
uth Hth st , 8SB23
- employ a young man bv the month ,
WASTED-To the city that Is a first-dins perform-
' on the plaao. Call at once at 818 North 17th Bt.
f07-28p
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Situation by an expo'Unccd doubla en
try book-keeper ; address LE Allen , Woodbine ,
-Owa. 878-lp
Situation as coachman In private family
WANTED truity mau who underatandshli business
md Is willing to make himself generally uselnl Ad-
Iross "J. F. K. " Bee office. MS 28p
By city salesman iltuation b ; May let ,
WANTED acquaintance nlth city and Council Bluffs
rade , ( not saloon. Address " 0. B. " Bee office.
749 S9p
- petition by a young man with 5 years
experience In a country store , can give good
recommendation ? . Address "C U W. " Ben office.
- situation by first olasa tinner :
WANTED-Steady all kinds ot work and doe * not
drink. F ease state wajej and address , 608 W 7th
St , Sioux City , Iowa. Ml-28p
Foslthn : Experienced short-hand and
WATTED writer desiring to come west. Owni Wo.
' . Remington machine. Address , W. K , Care Bee ,
3ouncll Bluffs. 778-30
Situation as housekeeper for widower.
WAITED . , Bee office , Council Bluffd. 45 29
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
To Invest ? 2OCO or J3.010 In a good
WANTED trainees. Address , C. n. Bcc
ifflce. 831-20'
A lady wants a gentleman partner tc
WANTED in a business that pays Imrncntc
noflts. Small capital required. Address , "B. M ,
it , " Bee office. 89229
'ANTED To buy a * ccond hand soda fountain foi
W cash , I14N 16th St. 849-29p
Single young man of quiet habits , roon
WANTED southern exposure In clean nclghborhoot
In respectable private family within easy distance o
Union 1'oclfio depot , second story preferred ; stati
.errns. Address "Biazos" Bee offico. EBS-SOp
/ANTKn-rTo buy a house and lot en monthly pay
mems ; state prto and location. Addrcsi "B V
Dee office. 870 SO
A team at good marcs ; must weigh a <
WASTED . Address giving particulars , Allrei
0 Orlllln , Omaha. 638 iOp
To rent , well arranged ootUgo of leveler
WANTED roomt In good location. Address Wm
T. Conner , care GroatWtttemCarbon Co. 810 28p
A man or woman In every country In I
WANTID sample free $76 per month , salary o
commission. Bend stamd. Paul Tabel , Chicago 111
819-m-Hp
ANTED A good Umlly hoiec at 1505 Farnam 81
W 77S-tf
- rent a large furnlihed worn , lj
Slater's block | 6th and California , with board
also a few more table boaiders 76itf
-A furnished hotel In a live town , ni
controlling the Commercial trade. Address "I
S"Vlck Nsb. 6C6-28p
$3 60 will buy one doren Rogtr Bro'
WANTED tUtodUbie knives at Moodyri ehtni
itore.corrwr lith and Davenport it. ti6-tf
Ev ry dy In need of a sewing ma
chine , to see the new Improved American No
7. P. tt. Hodman b Co. agents ; 220 N 16th. SUtl
FOR RENT HOUSES AND LOTS ,
lOacresoa West L avenworth it AI
F Tuioy , at Caulflelds. 832-M
NT 8 r om bouse good water , three block
from itreet cars ; $16 p r month. A 1 * Take
at Ctulflelds. 820-tf
lilvr Uoute on Chicago street , between 14V
! and 16th. Inquire ot John Swllt 673 SO
TJV3I RXMT House of B rooms with barn , Oaldwe1
r and Baunoeisst ; Inquire 1709Jackicn st. ii ! 29
IjiOK IltNT llousoot i rooms ; Inquire at No 63
1 ? south17lh DC , bttween Jackson and leaver
woith. 8 8-28p
170RMNT few bout * 11 rooms ready May Isl
U $ zi a month ; Inquire of (1 IS Ihompton , S W toi
lltbandllarney , 811 tl
BBVT Dr ck cottage on Sherman ave , 8 rood
FOR , clwets , A.O. , In thorough rcpilr ; larg
fine zr.und. I W Taddock , 1617 Capitol ave
852 SO
T7V3K IE.NT A cottage S roomi with summer kltche
1 ? beward Street , between Campbell and Irene
833-Sp
T7Vj 8isT 6 room house on Bt , car line. Ap
Jj HtO 18th street between Nicholas and 1'aut ,
RUT Three itcrj and batement , brick ttor
FOR front-i r * ' month.
Two netr stores on 16th 8t-CO per month ec
0. E. M yD , 8. W. Cor. Utb nd Farnara. 771-i
I OK MIT 10 room houM > , modern Improvements.
F Bedford , Sonet & Davli > , SIS & Klh ft. 763 t
) R * MT New ttoti room SI > 70. JnoErck , 817 N
F IflthSt PMSO
HHT rhrw st ry brick stero bulUlns ; ; en
quire ot Edward Horrlj & Co. , ro tn 19 Ciounce
Block. 407 tf
TTT'OR ' HK.1T Biore ilwel'ln * attached , ) ? , per month
T0n HKNT J-S room houses ) Inqnifs Jno. F
JC BrtonSmelUng words , or 311 North 8L
UKNT New cottage , 1 rooms. . fh Vr * n °
FOR 8 6th St. fat-tf
IjiOK UKNT-8toe kulldlnV M three story and
I1 batcment No. UCrand 11 ? lith. Inqulr * 1(09
D < xlRa st Mtf
nKNT-Fnrnlshed cotteps , ? rooms , with
FOR . r nlry , eta.In best locality In City on
pay rtnt with board. Call to afternoon at 625 Va-
cntBl. 170 tl
_ . . BENT Thre brick stores corner 18th a.d
CumlflR St. J L. McCague , Agent. 0l-al
UOOM8 FOR RENT.
- rooms centrally located , well
FoRRRiT-Sultoof for cthco or lltlng rooms. K M
Eaton , 111 south 14th St. 884 tl
T7 R jmvi-3 or 6 rooms clo et , cellar , city water.
J ? Inquire at 8Q3 North 18th Bt. 792 ip
IOR RRvr Furnished rooms at UF north llth t ,
F between Capitol aye , , and Dodge St. 87B-28P
RUIT Ofllco anil third UnfrsuliaUe for whole ,
FOR or manufacturing , at 1207 faruarn St.
Newly furnished fronfroom flIS south
FORRRNT . 874p
T rurnlshfd room for one or two gentle
FORRH . 3 Mocks from Pest ofQce ; Inquire Opera
Uouso Cigar factory. 817-lp
"ITkiRRri r Nicely furnished rooms 1013 Dodee.
RUST Two rooms at $1. per month ; ar > ri ? at
FOR
127 south Kin St. 8MP
_
OB RF-ST-FurnUhed room ISIS Jackson st.
812 m20p
ron RUNT Furnished front room with homo corn-
forts , S K corner Utli and Cass. 840-2p
IOR HK-vr-Nletly furnished rocm for Sgontlomen )
F 2225 DoJgo. 854 tf
FfoR
foR RUNT Ilandsomelr furnished rooms. Address
1 "W. " Uce office. 863-2
IOR IHINT Furnished room. ltn board. Suitable
F for two gentlemen. HIT Howard. 770 SOp
- frant room , bar wlndow.brlck.
IJoard small fumlly , < 03 noith 17th St. 8.8-lp
RENT-Eulto of rooms , bath room connoctid ,
FOR four gentlemen , alto room for gentleman and
AltuwlthnrBt-cbBsboard. IBZtDurt. 703 tf
HINT With board ono nicety furnished front
FOR , with gun and bath. 1119 Jones St.
St.808SOp
808-SOp
IOR RENT Nlo furnished rooms tulUblo for twa
F gent.cmcn. ; 2203 Dodge St. 70T-30p
RK\T Two larpe frant rooms furnished or un
furnished , oomcnlenttoboard. N.W. Cor 20th
and Webster St. 709 tf
. - ' of ollloo rooms ,
BUSH man's blocic , Cor 16th and Douglas. 76'tf '
RENT Nicely furnished front room for lady
FOR gentleman ; Inqulr * 621 Pleasant St. 712 tt
RUNT Sulto of rooms for two or f ourgcntlemen
FOR South llithtt 077-2Si >
FOKRENT-NlccIy lurnlehcu rooms 1817 Davtnport
722. J5p
FOR RENT Furnished room 1621 Capitol ate.
000 SOp
fOR RUNT A furnished front room withu'o of par-
JD lor , with small family , 2107 Ghlcngo tt. 727-Zp
RKNT Elegant newly furnished rooms 2'2G
FOR st. 607 tt
With boarddotliabk t jr eummtr. Apply
ROOMS
at St. Charles Betel. 237-tt
iiiOR KENT Several One c dices In Crounso' block ,
JD Inquire Ed. Norrls , room 10 Crouuso blook
D31 tl
, RENT Furnished room 1816 DoJi.
135-ita
RBNT-Nlcely furnished rooms at 1718 Cast
FOR 2JC tl
FOR SALE FARMS.
BALR-120 acres good land within 00 miles ol
FOR
Omaha , new house , good stable , living water ,
chool bouse on the land and one mile from railway
Utlon ; terms easy. W II Oreenover 1st Nat'lBank
635-tf
T'OR SAIR Faim and unimproved land lota am
. " housaon long credit D&MLanil oRlce,620f
3th St. Vadlcka & Qoantner. tOS-mlB ]
FOR sAtB Good farm In Washington Co. ; 171
acres ; BO acres cultivated ; good buildings ; Qni
rohard ; running water ; all fejcod. EJward Norrli
Co. , room 19 Clounse Block. 474tf
FOR SALE HOUSES-LOTS.
TTORBiLn Two lots In block 8 , Ilanscom place
JP 60x180 , east front , finest location In the city ; ap
ply to W II Alexander , 1 < 08 Dodge street , or J I
Wakefield. { 64-00
FOR SALR A special barraln In a resident lot Ii
Ilanscom place. R. 0. Patterson , 13th and Far
am. 867-29
SALE Cheap and beautiful lots for $200 eaol
FOR monthly pajaents of S10 , only a few left. R <
Fattereoa , 13th and Farnam. 866 29
' SALE A beautiful lot 68x182 and fine reslden :
r'OR Blunders St. for $160 } If ttken Immediate ! }
Easy to'ini , R. C. Ptttereon ; 18th ana Farnam.
86623
FOR BALK Special Bargains 2 tjlcndld come
lots on red car line ; cbcap.
Fullloli , N. 20th st , bouue 20i28. $2CO.
! or. lot 80x132,12th and Dorcas , homo aid ttabli
S17CO.
Corner lot , ISth and Dorcis , 6'xl8'2UX)0.
Lot 60x117 , P rtlct"s add , 4 room house , $300citl
Cor Catherine uncl I'oppleton it , lUotcom piacu ,
room house $1,4CO
Cor Orovo and Davtnport Bt.lC6xl24 , house 20x2
and stable , $1,400.
Chalce 4 aero lot , Piatt'a sub dlv , $2000.
Cor lake and 17th tt , east front , 167ixl40 , 6 roor
homo , $3500.
lots , Burr Oak add , east front , $2500 ,
Lot 90x183 , Piercemar 23i it , south front , & roue
houie , barn , 92600.
Lot 76x100 , east front , Ii eqaurcs from St. Hirj
Avenue , tUIO.
830-1 PAIL8EX i. Co , , 1613 Farnam etreet.
FOR SALE House full lot , well , cittern , bun , all I
good condition , one block from street cars f 1 80
eaty terms. W II Green , over Ut Nat'lBank. 641-1
R SALE A full lot on corner of 18th and Jone
JL1 paved street and within ono square of U. P. II
R. for sale. Warren Swltilor. m-20
FOR BALK D lot ! full site , 10 per cent cash , balani
monthly payments , W II Green , over 1st Nal
Bink. 038 U
FOR BALI Two cottages and lots Virginia avo. on
block south of SI Mary's ave. 8t care | 600 oisl
balance on l ni ( time. Iiuo Adams Frenzer bloc
cpp , P. 0. 617-U
17011 SALE Oood 6 room house , lot 60x132 feeteai
P front , $1300 ; $100 cash , balance $16 pur nontl
W , Q Green , over 1st National bank. SSltf
FOR SALE , MISCELLANEOUS.
TTOR Bill One of the nobbiest ilngla rles In to
P phaeton , horse and harness ; Icquiro at Club st
bios fc05 BO
BALI A friih milch caw at Edhilm & Eric
FOR
JL. 0UU. 871-4
" 17011 B1LS One hone and wagon , 2 cowpore plai
1 < one oiganud household furniture ; inquire of
0 Btchus , at 99 oent store , or 618 Falrrlew Ht
8 3-20p
o > BALE OB TRADE I will tell or trade my hou
J ? and lot on Sauuders street and tike part of tru
u first-class furulture. Addre "J 8" Bee office.
81423
F OHSU8-HCO t < l ( f dlittobehadatlllSSht
mau ne , 749 29p
B'OR * LH-Io'H , bcg y and harueis $169. App
14C9I > ouvlamt , 743 sj ;
TiVR HAH A good family horie , buggr and III
JD DISI. InqulioSOlS Douglas Bt , F A fox.
714-2
SALE-Kor ( CO down and $20 \ < ti month
FOR build an elegant five room cottage , wl
porches , clossts , bar window brick cellar , clstern.cc
home , A-i , & 3 , wlth t o lota nicely fenced the who
all complete 11,600 The cottages to bo bull ! at on
contract * for ten have already been let. Call al E
ptfice andaeeclan of cottage , location cXc. Uil
your friends along , 0 , K Mayne , south-west corn
16th and farnam. 207-1
FOB , KALI t'lano , a $7(0 upright piano at a b
Kiln , 1719 BougUi. 73S n
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
t Co ; IJU farmurr
JLV street corner 13th , r al estatt' bought and sold
on commission , txchsngrsot realorpersotnl proiwr.
ty effected : the patrttiace uf parties luring real t tater
or stocks of ( roods to sell or exchinge- rp > jn t > le
ptiew , ll solicited , ana will hart ur > t > st KUr.tloru
rEUSONAL.
1)miof -rartlfs wishing a nearrwtrewgutran *
tot Int cutting rvl Ottlrg > attsfactoraxMtrra ; 219
Jfcrth 16th st , UttJ Arnold. CW.SSr.
L If you want a deteotlve , tend juut a < | .
1 address to tb Om h Detrctlre Agtury , P O bon
64 < , oinccsS16 south lith it. biS utT
Tiix oiAt , AHvycroan rent desirable desk rwrrr
JL In well furnlihed office , rooms 7 and 8 , 216 ioath <
10th si E61-30
_
MRS MRKAND mMwUs roc lre ladles In her homr *
for confinement , No 1433 Sooth 13th St ,0nuha.
_ 71 2v
MRRK.M HoortB , Trance clalrvojant , and hc * | .
Ing mj > 1him ready fur business over No 623 S R
corner 16th and Webster. Terms reasonable. 43S mlo
TO EXCHANGE ,
"T70R IALI on KTCIIJLNOH I dvslra to rstlre from but.
D ln ss and Oder ray store and stock ol good * , In
GbeOleld , Furcan Co. , Illinois , consisting ot g > o cries
books , stationery. notlonivcU rs in.or pa'oor ' In
crahingo for Nebraska or Kansta Uml , free from
Incumbranrr ; goods or store noli ! separately nr to
gether , AddreM II1 * Humphrey 887-4
rn KAciiAviit1 have fifty thousand acres of Chej
JL ennc onuuly land which I can exchange at figure *
which will bo iirontablt for eastern protwrt ) . Como
and see It. W. J. Vannlce , Sidney , Nets 804-tf
To DSCIIANOK Imprnrod business pronertv In
extern Iowa , $1 6CO for'took of merclia'-trlM or
business. Address , " \V < lde"caralleeolDoe. 781-80
rpo KXUIANON 440 acres writ Improved land J rail *
Llrum ESJOJC , Iowa , fora stouk Kfgor.cralnioiohan-
also orhardnaro. Addrosi Jbhn Undorholm , Es ox
lew ft. 584 u
f MU 8AI.K Or exchange. Wo bavo for atle tna
exclusive right In tnls state to sell the coal
etnorolzcr and soot destroyer , destroys tlio soot and
will save twenty per cent on coal , will sell county
rlghti or the stator will exchange forro\l estate nr
tt ) 7 food property on application will send sample
liiti alnnd glvo paitloularn. Reatou tor eelllng
Jvu r cannot ri > e It hi" attention : a rarochanro for
hr ion : Ucdfordi Soucr & Davis. 278 tl
BUSINESS OHANOE3.
FOR BUR Hardware tookand store In Iho town
on 13 &M Ii In Nebraska ; Imotce about f2600 ;
good reason for telling. Addr is' "L" Heeotl'ac.
88S SOp
FOR8ALKOKRKNT-A ( Moon In good locality , lot i
building and fixtures. Apply to Jobu A Kicyhan
No 1306 Douglas St , Oiiutu , Nob. 631 tf
FOR BAI.K Hcdtmrant good locality , reason for
selling , other buslncsl. Address "U F" lire ofTloe.
807-28p
FOR B.U.I At a bargain , awcll cbtili lud l groosrv
business. CMlatoraddrccs "A & IT' No ! 207
Cumlng st. ! 2 Ip
HAI.R-Tho otdott oatabllshcd llvory business
Foil
In Omaha and the good will thereof ; 31 horses , tt
hacks , 26 bugglcnand tamlly carrligfs , hand uagons.
polo Dugglcs , full complement of doubla and Blnclo
harnofs and all apnurlcnaurcs of a first claw stvlile.
Will gl06 years loisoof tbo grounds and bnllJInra.
Is in the centre ottro bu lncp3 toitlon of thi city
and doing a goad trade Good terms can bo bad.
W. II , Qrecn , o\or 1st Nat'l llank , Omaha , Neb.
802 tf
OR BALK In Oakland Neb tlrst-chisamoat market
F
o the furnl uro of the St 1'aiil hotel. Kor par
ticulars , Inqulro or urlto Wrggora & Uchling , Oakland
Neb. 67i m9
I70R BALK liruz store In a desirable locality , wll
_ C Invoice about $1,600 It 0 Tattcreon , NK corner
13th and Farnam. 438 tt
FOR SALE-A first class stock ot dry goods $5 000
at a bargain , will take fort crsh balance real es
tate ; address "M. V. B. " oaro Dee office. 262-tt
li OK SALE Or exchange a full stock of clothing
JD boots and shoes , gent' furnishing goods , will ex *
change for Nebraska Lands. Q. II.Fetersjn,804 S.
10th St. , Omaha , Meb. 239 tf
BOARDING.
-pimST-CLASS Bed and board 1212 Capitol ave.
12a35
LOST AND FOUND.
AnoteofJlOOaUneuby Fred Kocher and
IOLT tt , and dua April 27th 1885. finder nil !
I Icauo Kturn to John McCague and reecho reward.
878 28p
) Ono largo brown mare with knot on outside
STBAtKi
side ol leg Just below bock , suitable reward will
paid for return to E D Frank , 28th and Leavoaworth *
bOSUp
MISCELLANEOUS.
ui1 On 26th of Aprl1 , at Piles Likn grounds
TAKES mare , front feet sncx ! ; white saddle
spot ; owner can have came bv calling on the grounds
and paying all costs. 800 n-25
Wanted on notoi sccuroa by mortgage
on property worth $7,0.0 , hill to bo
. loin ono year , balance In two yearj , will give
on per cent Interest and also a bonus of $500 for the
use of the money. Address "Loan" Boo office
770 tf
) ASTURE On Elkhorn and Flatte. T. Murray.
800-U
KSHONS given In real point lace , also lace made to
. /order. 1414 Dodge street. 787-20p
flimw BIIAKR TAO , Ita fruit flavored , tags redeemed
vjat i na cent each by the dealers , Pojcko Bros. ,
agents. 638 tf
on banjo given by Q E Oellen-
JL beck , at 1116 Capitol avc. 480 tf
PiilVTaults , links and cosspooli o'oanod ' any tlmo
o'the ' day in an entirely odorless way with our
Improved pump and apparatus Orders by mall
promptly attended to. A. Evans , oflloo and residence
1208 Dodge St. up stairs. 409 m7p
/ 1iiEw BILVPR TAO , It does not taint the breath , tags )
VAodcomod at ono cent each by the dealers. 88 tf
T IOIITMNQRODI-J J UcLiln hoafor solo tha best
JL/rods manufactured In the United States annealed !
tlectilo fitoil center covered with sheet copper , ordera
( cce t rod' or repairing old ones promptly attended
to Address 1011 Sauntlcis St. asOin6
/ IHKW IIVKRTAU , docs n"t glvo jou heart hurn
\J Tags ledttmed atone cent , each by the dealers.
083-tf
, vaults , sinks and cc&ipools cleaned at tbo
X shortest notlco and satisfaction guaranteed by F.
o. Abe ) . 1' . O. Box 878 400-m2p
DISSOLUTION NOTICK.
The copartturthlp heretofore existing between Chas.
Setgron and Oscar Uagelln Is this dty by mutual In-
tereit ( Unsolved , Ohas Soagren to pay all the bllld
due by the same firm and to rcaelvo a11 accounts ,
CUA8 BKAUUKN.
a 28 Sip OSCAIt QAQ B.LIN
CERTIFICATE Of 1'UBLIC'ATION.
OFFICE , AUDITOR OF PJJBL10 ACC01NT8 , )
STATE or NruRABiu , V
Lincoln , Februaiy 1st , 1886. )
I tin hereby certified that the Ueimaula Life Incur.
ance company of New York In the HtaU of
New York baa complied with U Insurance
laws f this State , and Is authurliod to transact tbo
biumesa of Life Insurance In this sttto for the cur *
rent jcir.
Wltnraa my hand and the iral of the Auditor ol
Publlo * coounta the dty and year above written.
, * . Signed : H. A. BABcOOK ,
} L.8. [ Auditor 1' . A.
" * "
|
Matter of Application of J HBrotbtrton for permit
to sell liquor as a drujgUt
NOTICE.
Notloe is herebytglven that I II Brotberton did
upon the 2feth day of March A , D , 1886. file his ap.
pllratloito the Mayor and City Council of Oinahs ,
lor permit to sell M lt , Hpirltous ano Vinous Liquors
ai a druggist , for midlolnal , utchanlcil and chcmi-
cal puriioica only , at No 20CI fierce street , Second
Ward , Onraht. Neb from the lllh day of April , 1886 ,
to the llth day of Aplll , 18f .
If Ifcere bo no objection , remonstranoo or iirotwt
Hied within too weeks from March 28tb , A. I ) . 1 8S ,
the Slid loimlt wlllbe I'r
} , R. I , Applicant
J II. f OUTIIAUD , City Clerk.
Mattter of application of D. Nordlloger for L > iiu r
License ,
hOTICB.
Notice Is hereby clien that D. Nordllnutr did
upon the 26th aay of Aplll , A. D. 18B6. tilu bin ap.
plication to the mayor and rlty council of Omaha ,
lor license to xllintlt , splritous or vinous liquors at
Ne 1611 Karuam slreut , Fourth Word ,
Omaha , Neb. , from the lltli day Of April 1899 to tha
tltlidtyof April , 18t6.
If there * > e no objection , remonstrance or protest
Bled within twoweekii frcin April Mill , A , D. It35 ,
tlio eald license will b granted.
I ) . NOHDUSUKR , Applicant ,
J B 80UTIIAII1) , City Clerk.
Manlioort Restored
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