THE DAILY BEE THURSDAY , APEIL 30. 1885.
A MAGNIFICENT STRUCTURE ,
Ttc New Court House of Donglas
County ,
A Few Timely Ilonmrks OChcrcon
General Description.
Yesterlay the offices of thocounty judge
\ and the county superintendent of schools
were moved from the old quarters In
Grolgbion block to the now court house.
The district court rooms will bo shortly
changed i > nd the work of transfer of
%
fl quarters from the old to the now will bo
completed. Arrangements are already
under contemplation for the dedication
of the now structure , which Is to bo
pronounced nno of the most magnificent
county buildings In the west. It Is
very probable , as County Glork Loavitt
observed to a reporter yesterday , that
a grand dedication ball will
bo given on the occasion of the
formal opening , to show the tax payers of
Omaha and Douglas county , what a beau-
tifnl treasure they possess In the now
building which Is hereafter to afford the
center of county official and judicial ac
tivity.
A representative of the BEE made a
tour of Inspection yesterday with ono of
the gentleman connected with the erec
tion of the structure , and a brief sketch
of the now court honso may not In this
connection bo uninteresting.
TIIE BUILDING ITSELF
is of the massive classical style , 120x137
foot In size , there being eight stories , In
I- cluding the basement floor and the five
- stories of the tower or domo. The
building Is constructed entirely of Boroa ,
O. , sandstone , galvanized Iron , and cast
Iron , the foundation being of limestone
and the sills of granite. The building Is
thoroughly firo-proor , and in point ol
safety from fire no structure ever erected
can surpass It. The main entrances are
on the north and east , and are heavily
recessed , flanged by four ho ivy columns ,
with capitals , which support a colonado
with a largo balcony.
ENTERING TUB BUILDING
The first floor Is found to bo divided
into four sections or quarters by two corridors
riders which run transversely north and
Bontb , east and west , Interjecting each
other In the contra. In the northwest
section of the first floor are the recorder's
o flic 9 and the county clerk's private and
business oflicos , together with a masalvo
firo-proof vault. In the southwest quar
ter Is the county court room , together
with three smaller ones county judge's ,
uhorlU'a and jury rooms. There la also a
largo vault sixteen by nineteen feet. In
the northeast section are the treasurer's
private and business offices together with
the district attorney's office , and a fire
proof vault. In the southeast section
are the offices of the county superintend
ent of schools , private and business , and
* - > the ofllco of the county commissioners ,
There are four entrances to the first floor ,
with vestibules , the entrance on the north
sldo having three double doors , the others
'being single.
LEAVING THE FIKST FLOOR
by the heavy Iron staircase , In the north
west section of the second floor , is tbo
aw library room , separated by a small
corridor from the grand jury , witness ,
and ladles' waiting rooms. In the south
west qus.ter is the judge's chamber , to
gether with the room and vault of the
clerk of the court. In the northeast sec
tion Is the largest room in the building ,
the district court room 45x75 feet , Into
which open , In the southeast section , the
attorney's consultation room and the
' judge's private office. All these offices
are furnished with largo , capacious
closets as noccsilty indicates. On the
west side of the second floor is the stair
case leading to the third floor. In thli
story all the rooms will bo loft unfinished ,
but on the same general plan as the
rooms on the first and second stories ,
A central shaft , technically called a well-
hole , runs from the Intersection of th (
first floor corridor * clear through to the
very top of the dome.
Leaving the third story by a winding
Iron stair case , one ascends to the firs
.floor of the tower or dome. In the towoi
there are four stories. The first lloo
connects with abeautlfnl surrounding bal
cony or balustrade. From this balnstradi
one commands a magnificent view of thi
surrounding country , a vast expanse o :
field , woodland and water forming an un
broken vista ai far as the eye can sweep
the whole being a picture of unique ant
never to bo forgotten magnificence. As
cendlng from the first floor to the tower
ono comes to the small second story o
the domo. This also connect ) by twolvi
doorj , or moro properly dour windows
with a small balustrade , which support
sixteen ma-slvo iron columns of the Oor
rlnthlan pattern , topped by eUborat
frieze and architrave. From this balus
trade a very good vlow of the surroandinj
country is also to bo had. The next o
thlid story of the toner Is still smaller
being surrounded by twelve round ventl
latlng windows and decorated en th
outside by sixteen elaborately formoi
Iron consols , placed at regular intervals
which glvo a massive , though very ornate
appearance to the base of the domo.
TUB NEXT AND LAST STORY
of the tower Is voty small , On each c
the four sides of this story are placed th
glass dials , five feet In diameter , of th
monster clock which Is to bo placad , a
some future day , on the fourth floor.
These dials will bo illuminated tn th
evening , and will herald , day and night
for many miles , In each direction , th
"hasty flight of Time. " Tbo bell of th
dome Is an irregular quadrilateral , sup
ported and ribbed by massive Iron beam
and covered with zinc. The dome II
self , taken as a whole , Is the moat mag
nifioent feature of the structure , beln
elaborately ornamented by a serlei o
cornices , console- , and pediments.
STANDING ON A rEDKSTAt
ou the topmoit extremity of the dome i
a splendid fignro ot Justloo , with th
ymbolto scales , a beautiful and magnif
cent climax to this magnificent palauo i
law.
law.The lighting of the Interior U offecte
by largo windows placed at regular li
torvals , surmounted by cornice and ped
ments of ornate figure. The roof Is c
Un. Un the four sides of the roof , I
the center of each tide stands a Urg
gable , with frieze cornlco and pedlmen
while Grecian urns of beautiful dealj
are placed alone the edge of the i-oc
The cornice effects of the roof are pla
but handsome. All the galvanized in
work cf the exterior of the building h
been painted and sanded , giving the o
net nppearauco of stone and marble ,
TUB I1UILDINO IS HEATED
by steam , and ventilated according
the latest and mott perfected plans. 1
partitions , of roof , sides and celling , hi
been thoroughly concreted , making t
structure absolutely firo-proof.
Tha cost of the structure has be
$250,000 , of which ono half , or $125-
000 has already been paid In cash out of
the general fund of Douglas county.
The plans for the court house were
drawn by Archiloct E. E. Myors , of Chicago
cage , while the work of erection has been
carried on under the personal super
vision of Mr. J. F. Coots. To both of
those gentlemen all honor for the faith
ful and exact fulfilment of the responsi
ble contract Is duo.
WOULD-BE SUIOIDES ,
How They nro Foiled Quinine lor
Morphine ,
"Glvo mo 20 cents' worth of mor
phine. I am feeling wretchedly. "
The speaker was a young girl , evident
ly ono of the "gilded circlet. " She ad
dressed last night a well-known down
town druggist , Importuning him In ac
cents of haste to allow her the fatal drug
as soon as possible. The man of pills
hesitated for a moment and then meas
ured out a dose of the morphine and
turned it over to the girl , who rushed out
Into the darkness , clenching In her hand
the deadly otcff.
"What does all this mean ] " asked a
reporter who was standing near and saw
the operation.
"It means this : Hero's a girl , evi
dently of the fallen class , who has become -
como tired of llfo and wants to commit
salcido. She comes In hero and wants
to purchase a quarter's worth of mor
phine. If I sell hot all she asks for she
would undoubtedly swallow it all and
succeed In her suicidal pnrposo. So
Instead of giving her the twenty-five
cents worth , I sold her only a ton cent
package , uhicb , should she take it all ,
will prove entirely harmlops. She will
bo put into a deep sloop and waking up
will forgot all about her suicidal inten
tions. "
"Do you have many such cases ? "
"Yes , dozens of them. Hardly a week
passes but some person , male or female ,
comes in and asks mo for the drug in the
same way. Of course , I can tell In a
moment what they are np to and govern
my sale accordingly. If they ask for
twenty-five or 'fifty cents worth
of the poison In that peculiarly
agitated style of the Intending
suicide , I always look out and
give them about one-third of the amount
they ask for. Otherwise I should have
an uncomfortably largo number of cases
of self destruction piling up on my hands.
I can , occasionally , varv this method of
harmless deception. For example , a
young woman came into my store the
other night and asked me for a largo
dose of morphine. I could
toll by her looks that she meant evil , and
accoidingly measured out a harmless
amount of sulphate of quinine and gave
it to the woman , who rushed off , and
swallowed It , in sweet anticipation , I sup
pose of an Immediate leap into futurity.
She was put Into a deep slumber and
woke np forgetting her woes and mourn
ful Intentions. Yea , wo look out for
these peoples , else the coroner's list of
suicides would be doubled or tripled. "
DISTBIOTS TO BE PAVED ,
bed so tlint tbo Hciulor May
Understand AVhcro the Now Im
provements are to bo Mado.
Among the ordinances paesod at Tuesday
night's meeting of the city council Is one
ordering the paving of districts Dos. 34
and 36. As but very few people , proba
bly know where these localities are situa
ted a moro thorough and definite dsssrlp-
tien is here given , than the council pro.
oeedlngs In yesterday's paper shows ,
District 34 Includes that portion of Cum-
Ings street laying between the east line
of Twentieth and the west line
of Division stroots. District No. 3G h
Farnam street from the west line of 10tl
to the east line of 20th streets.
It is understood that the work o
grading and paving Is to be commenced
at onco.
It la also noticeable that an ordlnanci
was passed creating two now districts
Nos. 4G and 47. District 4G is to com
prise that portion of Farnam street bu
twccn the east HDD of Ninth street am
the west line of Eighth street. Dlstrlc
47 cavers Douglas street between thi
out line of Ninth street and the wes
line of Eighth street. Both of thosi
thoroughfares were ordered to bo pave <
right away but 30 days' tlmo was givoi
the property-holders to ascertain am
designate the kind of material desired ti
bo used for such paving.
Burned to Death.
Tbo little son of Mr. and Mrs. n. 0
Mason , No. 20 Williams street , burloi
at 2 o'clock Tuesday , was burned ti
death on Monday. The particulars o
the horrible affair are , that about I
o'clock Monday morning Mrs , Masoi
went to her slater's house close by to ge
a pair of shoos belonging to her child
left there snnday. The little fellow
only ono year and three months old wa
permitted to remain in the house alone
while bis mother was gono. Child like , h
commenced playing with the fire , fro
which his clothing caught , and when sh
returned bis body from the limbs up wai
burned to a blister. In that condltbi
the little sufferer lingered until 6 o'cloo
p. m , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Mmlo an Opening ,
Detroit Free Press.
"I came here , " ho explained to tin
Police Judge the other morning , "to ban
out a tign of 'I am blind , ' but I hai
scarcely got off the train when I foum
two chaps working the racket. Too mnol
blindness arouios public suspicion. "
'Was that the only opening ? "
"No , lir. I started out to tie my hea
and arm up and work the 'Help this pee
man who was hnrt in a railroad accident
. .1o but the two best corners in the town wei
o occupied. One fellow had been crashe
[ ' , by aiiw-log * , and the other had been tor
rlbly burned while rescuing a baby. "
d 'Pity the poor Cro-auflororsl" sight
dx his Honor.
x- "About the left " continue
1. x1. only thing ,
1.if tbo man , "was to ba 'Born deaf an
ifn dumb,1 bat , while I was getting a placai
[ 0 printed by a grocer's clerk , the owner i
' the store came In and eaid ho had ja
seen two such chaps walked to the s >
tlon. Then It was either go to work i
come hero and on innt up ! "
"And you couldn't work ? "
"Well , 1 was wearing a placard rea
Ing , * Thls man would work for 25 ceo
per day bat f IT bis poor health , ' wli
the ofticer collared me. Uueis you'll hate
to make on opening for mo somewhere
to Ills Donor gave him a placard readic
ill "This unfortunate person has been o
ve vatod for two monthi. "
he
Smoke Seal of North Carolina 1
an bacco.
"KIDNAPPED" BY FARRELl-
HcFarlanfl , DiscliargGi liy Judge Sten-
berg , is Seized ,
Placed In * Hnok and Driven Acrocs
to IOWA The Liftw in tlio Cnso.
Yesterday mornlnR unolhor oxoltlng
chapter was added to the now celebrated
habeas corpus cnso of "MoFarUnd , .
Morgan-Mooro. "
Immediately after MoFarJand had been
loleasod la Jadqo McCulloch's court Tues
day from the writ of habeas corpus ,
on the ground that Farrcll had not
proven that there had been a copy of the
compliint and Indiotmont against the
nccused , filed with the governor of No-
bnska when the reqaisltlon was ob
tained , another compUint charging Me-
Fnrland wltli being a fugitive from jus
tice was filed in the polldo court. This
morning the deposition of the testimony
was completed , the arguments of counsel
finished , and Judge Stcnborg rendered a
decision releasing the prisoner ,
holding that ho did not care
to revotso the judgment of
County Judge McCulloch. Moanwhllo
Attorney Green had filed a complaint
charging McFarland with vagrancy , but
Judge Stcnborg would not entertain the
trial , holding that the action hid boon
taken simply to gain time.
The moment that McFarland wai dis
charged by the court , ho was gobbled up
by the over alert Sheriff Farrall , who
was watching for his prey. The ox-con
vict was hustled into a
hack and before the astonished spectator/I
or attorneys could recover from the shock
of surprise , the sheriff , with Deputy Ed.
Orowoll , of this city , and the prisoner ,
were rattling down Farnam bt great
speed. They proceeded rapidly Iowa-
wards , though by just what ronto cannot
at this writing bo determined. The
friends of McFarland were very much as
tonished by this sudden move on the part
of the Mills county officials , and at first
tried to run down the swiftly moving
hack , but , of course , eoon gave up the at
tempt. McFarland is doubtless well on
his way to the Madison penitentiary.
THE LAW OF THE CASE.
In the first stages of the case , Detno-
tlvo Nollgh had advised Sheriff Farrell
to seize his man on the first opportunity
presented , without reference to the
action that might bo taken by any local
tribunals.
This advice was glvun in accordance
with the well-known California decision
in the Robb cass , which establishes the
principle that a sheriff who has
been delegated by the
governor of one state to servo the extra
dition papers issued by the governor of
another , becomes virtually a United
States officer , and as such can aolzo his
prisoner according to federal usages.
This view of the caio was also us-
talnod by Judge Dundy , of the United
States court.
This decision is reprinted In full.
1. Fugitives from justice arrested and re
turned under laws of the United States.
The governor of a , state , in issuing a war
rant for the arrest of a fugitive from justice ,
the officer who makes the arrest , and the
party commissioned to receive the fugitive
and deliver him to the authorities of the state
in which the offense is charged to have been
committed , in pursuance oi the provisions of
sections 6278 and D279 of the revised Statutes ,
act under the authority of the laws of the
United Statet , and rno HAG VICK are officers
or agents of tha United States.
2. Writ of Habeas Corpus Jurisdiction.
Where a petition for a writ of HABEAS con-
FDB presented to a state judge or court by a
party in the custody of ona claiming , in good
faith , to.be authorized to deliver him to the
authorities of another state , as a fugitive from
justice , in pursuance of the provisions of said
sections , shows upon Its face that the peti
tioner Is so held in custody under such claim
madein good faith , the state judge or court
has no jurisdiction to isnue the writ , The
jurisdiction in such case Is exclusively in the
courts of the United States.
3. Same Duty of Custodian ,
Where a writ of HABEAS conrus has been
issued by a ttate judge or court , and been
served on the party having the custody ol
such alleged fugitive , It Is the dnty of such
custodian to make full return to the writ aa tc
the authority under which he holds the pris
oner , and to exhibit to the court tha original
papers evidencing his authority , and respect
fully decline to produce the body of the pris
oner ; and if it appears from said return , 01
said petition and return , that the prisoner If
claimed to be held in good faith , in pursuance
of the provisions of laid statute , the judge 01
court issuing the writ has no jurisdiction 01
authority to proceed further , and no jurlsdic
tion or authority to compel the production ol
the body of the prisoner , or to commit the
party holding him ( or contempt In thus re
s pactfully declining to produce the prisoner ,
4. Same Kflect of Production of Prisoner.
The effect of the production of the pris
oner would bo to place him in the physical
control of the court , and to deprive the agcnl
of all power to execute the tuperiorcommnndi
of the laws of the United States , to which h <
owes obedience.
The defense on the other hand , claim ' ,
that this Robb case Is not parallel tc
that of McFarland. Furthermore , they
claim that as MoFarland bad been ro-
leaiod both in the county court and the
police court , bccauao the propei
stops had not been taken
to procure 1 ho oxi radltlon warrant , ho was
a frao man , and was not amenable to cap <
turo except through the duo course ol
legal procota.
In other words , the defendant's attor
neys claim that Kartell's action Is a grosi
and indictable offense of kidnapping.
The caio is destined to bo long remem
bered in local circles as ono presenting
many interesting features. It is proba
bio that this Is the last phase of It , and
that McFarland , alias Moore , sllaa Mor
pan , Is doomed once again to the drear }
walls of the Fort Madison penitentiary ,
GETTING EEADY TO BOB ,
A. Kit of Bargtra' Tools Found Nomi
the U , I' . Freight Depot.
il 00 Egan , a dirty faced juvonila genius
al trays looking for something , was sur
prised yesterday morning , and at the sami
time created quite a ounsitlon Underneath
noath a pllo of timbers near the Union Pa
ciQc freight depot Joe found a kit o
bnrghrs1 torli , and when bo took then
into the office every man there seemed i
shudder at the thought of having made
narrow esapo ,
Tha outfit was given to Jerry Mulvl
hill and he now has it in his possession
a half-pint of blasting powder , one quai
ter Inch bit , an augur drill , two regula
diille , throe or four punchers and a ral
tall file conititute the layout. Specuh
tlon la rlfo as to the Intent of the dt
tignlng villain to whom theao tool
belong , Indications show strongly the
they were placed under the tlmboi
re some time last night which leads to tb
reg. supposition that an attempt was to ha\
g. been made to blow open tha cafes in tl
freight depot. Mnlvlhill says that
the owner will call he will give him tl
powder but mutt of necesiity keep tl
tools. They are dangerous instmmen
for profee ion ls to handle ,
GENEUtVtj GRANT ,
Is the Old Hero DjItiK Uccnnao of
Mortlcnl Intolerance.
The American iloma-pathlst has an ar
ticle on the treatment of General Grant
by the Allopaths , in which it says :
"General Washington was murdered
by his medical attendants ; but at least
they were heroically too heroically en
deavoring to extinguish the disease.
Tholr brutality was of the nctivo sort ,
and In pnrposo commendable , though dis
astrous in result. General GarCold was
maltreated for months under an error of
diagnosis , and at last escaped beyond the
roach of his eminent torturers. Hero ,
also , there was much medical heroism and
and activity displayed , albeit mitdlrectod.
Other illustrious patients have suffered
from omlnonco In the profession ; but
General Grant scorns reserved aa a shinIng -
Ing example of cold blooded expectancy.
To him the little group of oml
nonce have nothing to offer but
a diagnosis. For him they propose no
relief but in the grave. Ignoring the
only source of therapeutic salvation , thny
gather round his bodsldo to observe his
unaided struggle. The fiat htta gene
forth that nothing cm bo done ; and
nothing will bo permitted to bo done.
Those who question such a decision arc
quacks and cranks ; but who ought not to
bo proud of such a designation fromsuch
n source ? Scholarly , refined , cultured ,
earnest gentlemen as they ore , of what
avail are all those good qualities In the
presence of such therapeutic bankruptcy ?
On the contrary , while so-called scientific
modlclno U to the fore , well may the
dally papers announce In startling headlines -
lines , 'A bad day for General Grant-
Seven doctors In consultation. "
Yes , the hero of Appomattox la dylngl
Ho who know no fear In war , knows
no fear in suffering. His quiet fortitude
wins unlveral admiration.
President Lincoln , in visiting o hospi
tal during the late war , noticed a poor
confederate boy , mortally wounded ,
with his native tenderness , ho put his
arms around his neck In sympathy. The
sight molted the hospital to tears.
The heart of the American people In
like manner bleeds for Grant , the silent
sufferer. It would have him got well , by
any effective moans.
His physician ( ays ho cannot recover.
They fill him with anodynes , but despite
their f ivorablo bulletins ho is dally grow
ing worse.
A specialist who has won reputation in
the treatment of cancer visits his bed-
cido. The opposition which ho encoun
ter from the attending physicians brings
painfully to mind the story cf the dog In
the manger.
And General Grant , perhaps , must die
because of this iutetforancol Is it possi
ble that there is no hope of euro outside
of the medical profession ?
Preposterous' '
For years medical men Insisted that
certain fevers were Incurable , but Chin-
cona proved the contrary. For cen
turies they have protested that certain
renal disorders were incurable and yet a
special preparation has cured and per
manently cured the very worst cases.
Why may It not bo possible in like
manner to euro a case of cancer ? B. F.
Larraboo , of Boston , was doomed to
death by many eminent Boston physi
cians. J. B. Honlpn , M. D , of Roch
ester , N. Y , , was given up by the best
doctors cf all schools. Elder J. S.
Prescott , of Cleveland , Ohio , was gravely
informed by them that he could not llvo ,
and yet those men and thousands like
them have been cured and cured permanent
manentof ! serious kidney disorders ,
by a remedy not officially known to the
code. .
What baa been done may bo done
again.
Gen. Anson Stager died of Bright's
disease In Chicago last week. "Joo"
Uoas , the Boston pugilist , died of it.
Hundreds of thousands of people
perish of it every year , while in their
doctor's hands. The cause of death m y
bo called blood poisoning , paralysis ,
heart disease , convulsions , apoplexy ,
pneumonia , or some other common ail
ment , but the real difficulty Is in the
kidneys. Physicians know it , but they
conceal the fact from their patients ,
realizing th'olr Inability to cure by any
' authorized" means. The remedy that
cured Larrabee and Henlon and Prescott -
cott ( l. e. , Warner's ' Safe Care ) is a
special , independent discovery. Its re
cord entitles it to recognition , and It
gets It from intelligent people. Its man
ufacturers have an unsullied reputation
and are entitled to as great consideration
as any school of physicians.
Professor R , A. Gunn , M. D. , Doan ol
the United States Medical College of Nor
York City , riici above professional prejudice
judico and on its personally proved mer
its alone gives it tovoral pages of thi
warmest corrmendation In his published
works the only Instance on record of <
high professional endorsement of such t
preparation.
The unprejudiced people do not wan
General Grant to dlo. If there is in al
nature or anywhere In the world a rem
edy or a man able to euro hla cancerglvi
thorn a chance
Will they do it ?
No ,
Why ?
Is It not too often the case that man ;
excellent physicians who are greatly devoted
voted to the cede , would prefer that theii
patients should die rather than that thoj
should recover health by the uss of BUJ
remedy not recognized under their cede
The LlndcH Hotel Fire ,
ST. Lome , April 29. The loss by the Lin
dell hotel fire is much less than first sup
posed. It will not bo over 315,000. Th
cause of the fire is still unknown.
TUTFS
PILLS
25'YEARS IN USE.
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SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
l.ooiofnppetltr , Uowelicodlv * , 1'uln I
the bend , wtlb a dull icniallon In Ib
* _ ack part , 1'aln under tb > hoaldei
blade , I'ullneii after .atln. with ftdli
Inclination to exertion of bodf or mini
Irritabilityoflemper , lowiplrlli , wit
a feclln. of bnTlne neglected lome out :
We-rlneti , Ulzzlnoi , I'lutterlni nl tl
Heart , Uoti before the re , IleaducV
over the rlfht ere , Uetle ne , wll
Otful dreami , Hlahlr colored Urine , an
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M D. L. Thomas. 740tt.
ONEY Loaned on nhattels , out rait , R. R
M : tloket * nought and lolJ. A. Forman.JIS S , 13th 8t
TV/TONEY / LOANED at C. F. Reed ACo'i. Loan offlea
IVl on furniture , pianos , horses , wagont , personal
property ot all kinds and all othe rtrtlolei ol value ,
without removal. Over 1st National Bank.corntr IJth
and Farnam. AU buslnost strictly confidential
In intciol WOO and upward.
MONCrTOLOAN Co. , Real Eilati and Loan
Agents. IMS Faroam Si. 2tt tt
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
OlrHcr Romral homo work , Germtn
WmKD . C09 north 19th St. 90S SOp
- for general hou > o work ; Rood
WArttKD-altl ; but competent help need applf.
Inquire of Mrs N J Kdholm , ! < ii Chicago It. 904-1
Olil for general house worV , mint bo
WANTIO washer and lroucr,1014 Howard street , In
a family ol two. 811-35p
'AMKD Agltl 1714 California tt.
w 833-S9p
'ANTID 8 experienced basque finishers 1120 Far
nam street. ' 831-tf
' Two eipcrlenced thlrt makers at once.
WAS'TitD Maii'l'g Co. 802-1
A HUM ) glil , muit take mcali at home ,
WASTBD 9 , Gooi hotel. 895 SOp
RANTED Lidy cantasscrs , salary p ld. Addrcti
> "U U A" this ollloe. B76-2Jp
' ' A good girl tor kllchon work ; good wa
Wife's' 1418 Didge Ht. 838-lp
| 7"A\TED Q rl for general houio work ; peed wn-
T cos to Rood girl. MrsCorbott , 1813 Howard ,
843-2p
- Vt once 2 oxpoilonccd dining room
WAVTXU- llouso. No others need
spply. B31-20
Flrtt-clacs dining room girl at the Met
ropolitan hotel ; none other need apply. 824-tl
'ANTED A Kood cook at 320 South 10th St.
765-tf
ANTED 18 good glrli , 7 experienced cooks
W Umaha Kmplojmcnt Bureau , 1120 F rnam St.
ts for " Protector
TAMED-Lady agon "Queen
. / daisy stocking and skirt eupportcrs , ehouldo
brace , bustles , boseai forms , dieia shields , tafety
belts , alcove prottctor , etc. ; entirely now devices un
precedented preflte ; wo have COO agents making 8100
monthly. Address with stamp , Ell Campbell & Co. ,
8 South May Bt. , Chicago. 079-ml9p
WANTED MALE HELP.
\A7"A1 > TEi > A steady sober man. must be single , un-
11 derstand horses and have knonlodgo of stove
builniBs ; call at once , OmahaStovo Repair works,111
south 14th st. 03-23
Oood canvastera to si-cure orders forour
WAMKn edition of the Revised Bible , liberal
tcrmn and good tenltoryoll ; at HJS Dadeo et , Wm.
II. Alexander , Hanger Western Branch , Henry Dill
Publishing Co. 09 4
" \T7AMKD A flrst-c'aiafurniture ealesmxi. None
YV need to apply unless you have cool reference as
to ability and character. M.F.Martin. 803-tf
SITUATIONS WANTED.
"VITAVTRD Situation by njoung man with a ma
Vi chlnoastypowrltoi oramenucn-li ; haa had flve
years experience. Address US lieo office. E45-29p
WAVTKO Situation by an experienced double en
try book-keeper ; address LK Allen , Woodbine ,
Iowa. E78-lp
WANTXU By city salesman situation bj May 1st ,
long acquaintance nith city and Council Bluffs
rade , ( not saloon. Addrcea " 0. II. " Bco off re.
WANTED position by a young man with 6 years
experience In a country store , can filvo good
recommendation ; , Address "C. 1 * W , " Ben olllco.
8352p
Pcsltbn : Experienced short-band and
WANTED desiring to rome west. Owns No.
2 Remington machine. Address , W. G. , Care Bee ,
Council muffs. 778-30
AXTID Situation as housekeeper for widower.
w Mrs. U. , Bee office , Council Dlufls. 45-29
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
For cash , a driving horse , clean limbed
WANTKD stle , U hands high color bay or brown ;
must bo sound. Address Cecil Drum , Opera home
block. 005-tf
WANTED To Invest $2,000 or $3,030 In a good
paying baslnee * . Address , C. B. Bco
office. 831-29'
WANTED A lady \\ants a gentleman partner to
Join her In a business thit paja Immcnpo
profits. Small capital required. Addreac , "B. M.
{ ( . . "Beeofllcr. 892-29
W To buy a "ccond hand soda fountain for
catb.SUNiethSt. 849-29p
TTTJNTBD Slnslo young man of quiet habits , room
VV with touthern exposure In clean neighborhood
In rccpcctable private family within ntsv distance of
Union 1'aclBc depot , iitcond story pieferrcd ; state
terms. Addiess "Brizos" Ueo olllco. EOS-EOn
\TTA\Tru-To buy a bouse and lot on monthly pay.
Vl merits ; state prloo and location. Addres * "B X"
Uoo oflice. 870 SO
A ham of good marcs ; mint neigh at
WANTKII . Addrees giving particulars , Alfred
C Grlllln , Omaha. B39 SOp
ANTID A man or woman In every country InU
W U $1.25 sample free 97fi per month , salary ni
commission. Send Btarad. Paul Tabul , Chicago 111 ,
ASTED A good family koree at 1C05 Farnam St
W 778-tf
To rent a large furnlthod room , In
WANTKD ' block 16th and California , with hoard ,
also a few more table boaidcra 7Sitl
TTTANTKD-83 6D will buy one doion lloger Bro'i
YY trlpplo plated table knives at Moody'a china
store.cornerlOthand Davenport et 445-tf
ady In need of a sowing ma.
chine , to see the new Improved American No ,
7. P. E. Flodman & Co. agents ; 220 N 10th. S43tf
SOU KENT HOUSES AND LOTS.
R KKNT-4 room house 2023 Pierce St. Inqulit
F next dor oast. 911-iOp
m BEST Two itorei , oppoilte the Eipoeltlcr
_ bulldliijc to be built tbli tuuuner , corner 1611
ill Oapltol vo. S95-4
Ion RENT A sttre cheap BOD imrth 15th ,
F 800-Cp
PORREHI 10 acres on West bea > enwortU ( t. AI
1 Tuliojr , U Caultteldi. 832-tf
T7\OE Risr fl room houuo good water , three block
JP from ftreot cars ; $15 pir month. A P Tube
at Caulfield ) . 820-tf
TTVjR RFXT Uouie on Chicago street , between lit' '
i < and 16th. Inquire of John Swift. 878 S0 |
non RENT House of B rooms with barn , C-Mwel
1 and Baunoen et ; Inquhe 1709 Jackion it. 44J-SO ;
ITloHRim ew home 11 rooms teady May 1st
13 $26 a month ; Inquire of O K Thotcpton , 8 W cor
llth and Haroey , 81tf
' KKM Br.ck cottage on Bherman ae. . , 8 room
F'OR , clMeti , &o. , In thorough rcptlr ; larg
fine gttund. J W I'addock , 1017 Capitol ave
852-30
RENT A cottage 3 rooini with summer kltche
FOR Btrctt , between Campbell and Irene B |
833-Jp
IJ-OE B .VT fl room houison Bt. car line.
I11110 IBth street between Nicholas and I'aul
815-23
I OR KI.NT Ibrevstcr ; and basement , brick iton
I1 4 < lt front-3i S per month.
Two new itorei on IBth at ICO per month eacl
0. E. Majno.S. W. Cor. Uth and Farnam. 771-4
IT'OR HEAT 10 room houte , modem Improvement
1 ? IJedloid , Bouer 4 ; Davis , 2138. Uth Ht , 708tf
RE.NT New itore room 2270. JnoErck , 617
FOR . 09230
REST Three itory brick store bulUlni ; ; e
FOR ol EJward Norrli & Co. , room 19 Crour
Block , i07 tf
XIM Store dwel IDS attached , ? ? ? , per menD
ol FOB I , Thotcaa. C05-I
ir\UK \ KBNT S-8loom hou&es Inqulie Jno.
L1 UMtou.SmtlUug n orkt , or 31i North Ht.
FOR URNT New eottagt , B rooms.
WU 8 6th il.
f > un HKNT-ttoe ) bullillnft4 yo three story and
baeement No.llOandllS litb. Inquire 14o
Dodge St. PW-ll
FOA RKNT Famished cotURe , 7 rooms , with
elORU * . rantry , etc. , In bc t Uxxllty In Cltr cm
pay rent with board. Call In afternoon at 625 Pleas-
ent St. 170 tf
ljX > R BENT Threfbtlok Itorei corner ISth and
JC1 Cumlnc St. J L. McCa ue , Agent. 451-aJ
HOOM8 FOR RENT.
HINT A lawyer cn rent desirable desk room
IpoK 1 well furnhhvd office , roomi 7 and f , 215 south
Uth BU E9M
R ' RUST Furnished rootni 1821 Capitol a\e.
F0' 007-mSO
T01 H RICIT Furnished nouth front room room 1504
? Farnim. 003-lp
RKIT A largo handsomely furnished front t ar-
FOR , bay window ; n-odern comenlcncci ; al > o two
small roomg 1720 Capitol are , 80t-30p
TjVjR RUST Furnished rooms far gtntlo.nni , t 701
JC sculh Eighteenth st. 8iO-80p
TTViR RXNT-Sulte of rooms centrally located , well
JD flulihed satiable for oftice or thing rooms. K II
Eaton , 111 louth 14th St 834 tl
T70R RKXT-8 or 8 rooms clofet , cellar , city water.
JL1 Inquire at COS North Uth St. 792 ! p
I OR RUST Olllco and third floor suitable for nbole.
F gale or manufacturing , at 1207 Far nun St.
TViRRKVT Ken lyfurnlthcd front room 013 south
Jb 16th St. B74-4p
HUNT Furnlshtd room for ono or two gentle
FOR . S blocks from Pest ofllco ; Inquire Opera
Uonso Cigar factory. 817-lp
TTVmnRNT Nlc ly furnished rooms 1813 Dexlsrc.
FOR RKVT Two looms at 81. per rxonth ; acpU at
12i7eoutli Htlist. 8fl2-p
I OR HKSTFurnbhcd room 1313 Jackson et.
F
812-m20p
TToR HRNT Furnished front room with homo com-
JC forts , S K corner llth and Cais. 8IO-2p
I OR Rrvr Nlcclv furnished room for Sg ) nitomcn
F 2225 DOC'RO. ' 854-tf
OR np.xT Handsomely furnished rooms. Address
F
"W. " Boo oincc. 853-2
Furnished room , wltn bond. Suitable
FORIIKST . 1417 Howard. 77B-30p
BUST -Suite of rooms , bath room ronnoctid ,
FOR four gentlemen , also room for gentleman and
wife with first-class board. 1021 Butt. 703-tf
REST With board rno nicely furnlfhod front
FOR , w Itti gis and bath. 14(9 Jones St.
St.800SOp
800-SOp
TJOR RENT Nlci furrlshcd rooms tultablo fortwe
J gcntoinen. 220 ? Dodge St. 707-Snp
RKVT Two Inrpo Irani rooms furnished or un
furnished , convenient to board. N. W. Cor 20th
and Webster SI. 709-1 !
RKNT Nicely furnlehod front room for lady
FOR gentleman ; Inquha 521 Pleasant St. 712 tf
FOR RENT-Nlccly tumtthcd rooms 1517 Davenport
722.J6p
TTV > R Rr\T A furnished front room wlthuio of par-
JL1 lor , with small family , 2107 Cblcnjoit 727-2p
I OR RENT Elegant newly furnished rooms 2'25
F
Dodso st. 507-tl
OOMS With bosrcl.iloblrabUf.il summer. Apply
R at St. ChMloa HeteL 237-tl
_
RENT Several fine cilices In Crounse' block ,
FOR Ed. Norrls , room 19 Crounso block
034 tl
_ _ _ 4J _ [ _
F 10R RENT Furnished room 1816 DoJjfJ.
KENT Nicely furnlebcd rooma at 1718 Ce.es
FOll 236-tl
FORSALE FARMS.
BALE120 acres good land within 00 miles of
FOR
Omaha , now house , good stable , living nater ,
school bouse on the land and one mile from railway
station ; terms easy. Vf II areenoter 1st Nat'l Bank.
BSD-It
FOR BALK Faun and unimproved land lota and
house on long ciedit B&M Land olllce , 620 K
13th St , Vadlcka & Qoantner. (63-nlSp
BALK Good farm in Washington Co. ; 171
FOR ; SO acres cultivated ; good bulUIngs ; One
orchard ; running watei ; all fojcod. EJward Norrls
Co. , room 19 Crounso Block. 474tf
FOR SALE HOUSES LOTS.
BALK Two lots In blocks , Ilantcom place ,
FOR , cast front , finest location In tha tltyap- ;
ply to W II Alexander , 1408 Dodge street , or J A
akefield. 64-CO
BALK A special btireoln In n resident lot In
FOR place. U , C. 1'kttereon , 13thand Far
nam. 857-2B
Cheap and beautiful lot for ? ! 00 eacl
JL' on monthly payuents of $10 , only a few left. R t
Fatteieoo , 13th and Farnam. 856-29
I'OR BALE A beautiful lot 66x182 and fine resident
1 ? on Saunders St. for $1509 If taken Immediately ,
Easytoims. B. C , PattersonlSth ; and Farnam.
85529
FOR HALB Special Bargains 2 rjlondld cornel
lots on red car line ; cheap.
Full lot , N. 20th St. , house itli2g. 82200.
Cor. l-t 00x137,12th and Dorcas , houte aid stable
U700 ,
Corner lot , llh and Porcis , B xl32IOCO.
Lot 60x117 1'irtlet'B add , 4 roam bouse , eSOOcith
Cor. Catherine and I'oppleton tt , lUntcora jlacu , i
room house St,4CO
Cor dro e and Davtnpoit St. , 100x124 , house 20x2-
and stable , { 1,400.
Chvlce 4 aero Irt , Pintt's sab dlv , $ ! 000.
Cor Lake and 17th tt , cant front , JHixHO , 0 roon
licm'o , $3500.
4 Iota , Burr Oak adj. cast froit , $2000 ,
Lot BO\1B3 , Hcrce.iuar SUJ tt , south front , D riorr
houtc , barn , S25CO. ,
Lot 76x10.1cas'front , li tqvjrca from Et. Mar }
Axmue , $1400.
830-1 I'AUtBES & Co. , 1513 Farnam street.
' BALK Honee full lot , well , cittern , bunnil li
F'OR condition , one block from street tara 41 01
a-y terms. W H Oreen , over lit Nat'lBauk. CJl-t
' BALM Two cottages and lota Virginia avo. 0111
block south of St Mary'a ave , St care KOO cisli
balance on long ; tlmo. Isaac Adams Frcnzer blocl
opp , 1 > . 0. Ol7 > tf
BALE Oood 5 room IIOUBO , lot 0x132 foet.eas
Fan , $1800 ; 9100 cash , balance $15 per month
W. n Groan , over 1st National bank. 88111
FOR SALE , MISCELLANEOUS.
BALii-Flfty torn ol hay cheap , Cut-oil lake
Fort O'Donncll , Florence Lake. E91-Ip
BALI At a bargain , a good lot and n w lious
FOR furniture , ItOBOeorgla , A > e. L II Until :
City. 807-5p
TT'OK b L on EXCiiisoi-State light uiK'er a r > la\
i hie U H pvcnt , ( nrlcuhural m rhln > ) ran bu i < I
out In county il hta with great profit by anyomi li
lias bad a lltt'e experience M naleiuiiii. Addrrf 8 "
I" ' o ro ol Uce office. F83-lp
loaBALK-Lot Bin blobk 6 , Ilooick'n addition 7
fei'tcattfiout.uiiOfOrKia ' Aye. , ( tlendiil tlto fo
fine residence ; also lot 0 In bl. < : k 8 , Uiniivini placi
b'l fert ea t front en Georgia aye. very tightly , ai
df ( Irakis. Inquire of Win II Alexandei , lit INxlg
street. 888-1
' . ii0ne of the nobbiest singla rljr In tow
phaeton , hce and harness ; Inquire atClubsti
I OR HAU-Afusb milch caw at Edhilm & Erlcl
F son. 87M
siLK-One horte and wagon , 2 oowj.ore plar
Foil oiean and household furniture ; Inquire cf
0 Bicbus , at 99 oent ttoro , or MS Kalrvlew Ht
B6S-20p
OR BALK ICOO ydi. of diit to bo bid at 1118 She
F man \ej
[ T\OH \ UALK-For [ 0 down and 20 per month
jt ; will bullJ an elcK nt Ore room cottage , H-ll
porchesclosets , bar window brickotllir , clttoni.oo
bouie. &a , &i , lth to lets nicely fenced the who
II complete 11,600 The ootUcei to be built at oni
contract * for ten have already been let. Call t n
olllca and seenUn of outage , location ic. Pill
your trlenda along. 0. K. Mayne , tiouth-wtist corn
16th and Farnam. W7-a
f OKii iK-l'laiJOa 7iU upright piano at a In
r train. 1719 llouitla * . 733 m
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
T > EALUTITX BROKEiea Lobeck & Co' , lilt Farna
l\i street corner 13th , real estate ) bought and nc
on commission , exchanges of rtalor personal prop
ty effected ; the patrinazocf partl having rtal cut ;
orttoctuolgooditowllorcxcbJDge at renonil
pileu.ll solicited , ana will bate our lest ttur tic
OCS-tl
TEIISONAL.
- T II Overton win ull attue ou
Chicago Lumber Co. , he will greatly obl ) ; the
010 1
PiRWXAt-.lt ron want a detecting stnd your a.1.
aeldr M to the Omaha Det tlre Aginry , l < 0 bor
M4omc S16 outhlHhU. ( t&l > m7
MM OEimsD midwife rpodTct l. llt In her hou
for conflnemonl , No I4JJ Sjuth 13th St ,0maha.
_ _ _ _ _ _
Mm K. M HooritR , Tranos clalnrojant , ami heal.
Ing ree.1lum ready for bnrtntw Orer No tK3 S K
corner 18th and Welxttr. Teimt rruonable. SS ralcr
TO EXCHANGE ,
17OR lAtx PR EraiAiai t deilre to retire from but'
D Inm and offer my store and stock ot coed , I if
8hcfneldnutean Co. , llllnolc , contlttlbe cf cro-erlf *
books , stationery , notion ? , clears ft.i. for oato or In
exchange for Nebraska or Kan t fknd , tree from
lncumbrane > < ; goods nr tore told teparntely or to
gether. Addren H P Humpnrey , 837.4
rpo KICUA1II-1I-I have filly thousand acres of Chey.
JL enno counly land which I ran exchangeatflgurrs1
w men w III be profitable for cantern property. Como
and ste It. W , J. Vannlco , Sldner , Neb. 804-tl
To inciri K-lmunvpd | business property In
eastern Iowa , tl MO. for flock of merchanellM or
buslnetf. AdelicB9"WlJe"areUceofflc . 7SI-80
rpp EWlAxon-440 acres well ImproiM land } mil *
Llrom Ewex. Iow , for a ttotk of general mejcban.
elite or hardware. Addrcsi John Llndcrhclm , Kisex
' " 634 tl
liVJil a.\IK-Oi exchange. Wo nave for le the
J ? oxdtnlvc right In thlt utate to t ll the coal
tnoml or and soot dntroyir , dc < tro\ the ioot anil
n 111 a > o twenty percent on ooal , will tell counJy
rlghti or the stati > , or will oxchansto for real estate or
u ; rood property on application will tend sample
Ititt aland RTO ! ia toular ( . Roaion for telllne.
> TU r cannot The U hU attention ! a rare chance for
Un ten : Uedfexd , Son r A Dm la. 273 tf
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BUSINESS GUANOES.
FORHALU llardnaroktock and ttoro In llvo towir
on I ! A Mi ; In NebrMka ; tin o'c-o ' about JJtOO ;
good reason for Belling , Addreis "L" llco office.
SS8 SOp
FORSAtKoRRxvr-A t , lo3n In good locfkllty , lot
. building and llxturet. Aptily to John A Fiojhan
No 1305 Douglas St , Omtht , Nob. 001-lt
" | 7 > OR BALI At e. bargain , a well ottab'l ud erooerv
X' business. Call ator addrets "A & H" No S207
Cumlng st. S22-lp
FOR 8 tut-Tho oldest esUbllsticd Ihcry business
In Omaha and the good will thereof ; 34 horses , 0
hacks , 0 buggies and family carrltgte , hand wnitoni ,
polo buggies , full complement ot double and ninulo
hornets and all appurtenances of a first C ! BI stiblc.
Will | ? l > o 6 yearn lease ot the grouneln and building * .
Is In the centre of tee bunlnoss tottlon ot the city
and doing a good trade Qood terms can be bad.
W. II , Urccn , over 1st Nat'l Uank , Omaha , Nel > .
S02tt
FOR BAI.n-In Oakland Nob. first-class moat market
al tbo furnl'mo of thoSt '
o 1'fiulhotel. Foi par-
tlcuUrs , Inquire orrlto Wlggern & UoblluitOakland
Nob. Or4-tul9
FOR SILK Drug store Inn desirable locality , v.11
Invoice about 81.600 110 Fattcrion , NK corner
ISthnndFatnam. 430-tf
FOR 8 A LK-A flrst-olasj ttook of dry gonls $5.000
lit a bargain , n 111 take part crsh balance real es
tate ; address "M. V. B. " care Boo olllce 202-tt
TiAuit SALE Or exchange . "tuiTstock ot clothing
J ? boots and shoes , gent' furnishing goods , wlllei.
change for Nebraska Lands. 0 , U.l'utoreon.EOl S.
10th St. , Omaha , Neb. 39-tf
BOARDING.
T IllST-CLASS Bed and board 1212 Capitol ate.
12-a35
A good roon : and brnrd for two gentle-
boARDixo n photo fau.llat COS south 17th street
on \ ory reasonable terms OQ3 SOp
LOST AND FOUND.
EBTRAY On April 22da datk bay horse about 8
j cars old , black irano and tall ; a liberal reward
will be pa'il for its return to corner 12th and Dodge.
C K HeallclJ , 833 6u
MISCELLANEOUS.
TAKEN ui' On 25th of Apii' ' , at 1'jles Lake grounds
an old b y marc , front feet shot ! ; white saddla
spot ; ow ner can havu came by calling on the grounds
and paj ing ell coeti. SCO ir25
CIjO KflA Wanted on notes ecruioa by mortgage
tiptJ OUU on property worth $7,0:0 : , lull to bo
layablo in ono ytar , balance In two } carr , wlllglvo
ten | > i r cent Interest and also a bonus of $100 for the
use of the money. Address "Loan" Bee olllce.
770 tf
> ASTUIIK. On Elkboru and 1'bltc. T. Murray.
800-tf
r.sso.s given In real point lace , also lace made to
> order. 1414 Dodge street. 787-S5p
CHEW eiLVKH TAO , Its fruit flavored , tags redeemed
at i no cent each by the dealers , Pojcko Bros. ,
agents. 633-tt
- on banjo given by Q E Gollon-
beck , at 1116 Caoltol ave. 4SO-U
PRIVTaulto , dinks and cesspools cleaned anv tlmo
o'the day In an entirely odoilcsa way with our
improved pump and apparatus Orders by mall
i romptly attended to. A. Evans , ofllco and residence
1208 UoJgo St. up stairs. 409 m7p
/ 1iiKw SILVPR TAO , It does not taint the breath , tags
vAodeemed at one cent each by the dealers. OSS-tt
T loiiTMNOROPS-J J UoLaln haa for sale the best
todi manufactured In the United States annealed
electilcetotl center covered withnbcet copper , orders
tot ce rrod < or repairing old ones promptly attended
to Addreaa 1011 Saundeisst. 880-mfi
/"I HEW SILVER TAei , does not glvo you hoirt-hurn
VyTagsicdeemedatonocent , each by the dealers.
883-tf
"ID"IVY , vaults , sinks and oowpools cleaned at the
JL shortest notice and satisfaction guaranteed by F.
O. Alicl. 1' . O. Ho * 878 400-m2p
W. JL9. PJDCM. & CO.
( Successors to Pock , Kern & Slbley ,
UEPKESKNTI.VO
MORSE , ROSE & CO.
OF CHICAGO.
no\lnp ; secured a prUato wlro direct to the Clil-
cngo Hoard nf Trade , wo are prepared to execute orders
dors urnrnptly. H'o take a full matkit report. Coun
try business a specialty. Itcforcnoos , United Statot
Natlonii lUank. Tclcphono 210. N tV. corner 13th
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from every State in the U. B , CanaJa acd Great
Urltaln ; lll bo mailed upon application.
Any diuigtst not having It In stock will pro
to order. Auk for Dr. Hair Asthma Cure.
7)11 It. W. II AIR & BON. Prop's Cln'tl. O.
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range , . . . . . . - . . . - . . . o.
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Pilsner . * . . . . . . . . . . . Bohemian.
Kaiser. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < . , T > tf men.
DOMESTIC.
BuctoreiBer tifc , Louie.
Auhanser. . . * .St. 'Louis.
Best's. . . . _ _ _ . . . . . .Milwaukee.
3ohliti > Pilsiior _ _ _ Milwaukee.
drug's Omaha.
Ale. Porter , Domestic and Rhine
{ Vine. VD. MAUEER ,
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HAIBURG-AMEEICAI
PACKET COMPANY.
Direct Line for England , F/imco
and Germany.
The iieamthlpt of thli * ell known Hot are built
> f Iron , In witer-tlght comparlmenti , aad are far.
alihed with e\ery requisite to mak * the pattagoj
loth sale aud agreeable , They carry the U-IUd
States and Kuropvan mills , and Itav * Novr York
rbnsdayi and Baturda ; > for Plymouth ( LONDON
Cberbougr ( > AIU9 nod HAIIIIUIIO.
lUte . Flrit Cabin , i < 50-flQO. SUtrtue , to or
from Hamburg 110. O. II HICIIA11U& CO ,0tu <
era ! I'tt ggeutt , Cl Broiinay , New York and
Ice VVanhlngton i n-1 LA Belle ttrcetn , Chicago , or Htnrv
DO , I'UDdt , Walk llauien , K. K. Uoortt , Harry Dcuel Iq
Omaha' , Oroutwlg & 6cliH.uei ! Dl lo Council