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THE DAILY BEE.
OMAHA.
Tuesday Morning , Jau , 16 ,
Thn Woather.
For the Missouri vnlloy : Partlv
cloudy weather , light local snows , north
to east winds , rising barometer , followed
in the northern part Tuesday night by n
slight fall , colder in the southern portions
and slightly warmer in the northern.
LOO AL BREVITIES ,
The I'ftxton hotel opened a brand now
roaster yesterday morning ,
Tha Metropolitan club will give a locla
hop at Masonic hall this , Tttonday evening
January 15th.
A woman -of the town died at the corner
of Ktavonth and llarnoy streets Sunday nigh
from a too free use of opium and beer.
Ono of the paid firemen of the city was
suspended , Sunday night , for two weeks , for a
too free-use of the "flowing bowl. "
A free fight took place at the rullroai
crosslnK on Tenth street Sunday night , in whlcl
ono man received an ugly wound in his cheek.
ICe arrests were made.
The installation of officers of tlio Od <
Follow lodge Saturday night was a very pleas
not affair. The grand master was present am
porfonnod the ceremonies.
Isaac Kothholz , a c'othior on Toutl
ftroet , made an assignment to Sheriff Miller
yesterday , In favor of his creditors. Tlio
papers were filed in the oflico of the county
clerk at ii O.
There will bo revival meetings in the Ger
man Methodist church this week every night
corner Twelfth and Jackson Btreotx. A cor
dial invitation is given to Gorman friends o
Omaha. Strangers are welcome.
I In police court yesterday morning there uor
six cases for disturbance of the peace. Two
I wcrj fined $3 each and costs , ami the otho
four received $5 each nnd costs. Ono COK
for J discharging fire-anna within Uio dt
limits , woe fined $5 and costs.
A very pleasant little party ws given n
Mr. Foloy's on Saturday evening. Dancin
was Indulged in until a late hour. The must
was furnished by the Italian band. Durln ,
the evening the inner man was refreshed wit !
good cake and wine. Everybody present ha <
an elegant tlmo.
A young woman from ono of Nebraska's
interior towns writes to THE BEE nnd dosiroH
an advertisement for a husband inserted , but
at the same time failed to send the cash with
the order. If a husband Is not worth paying
for ho is certainly not worth having , hence th
advertisement will bo hold until the cash i
forthcoming ,
A man who claims to know , stated yes
torduy that the right name of the girl wh
was shot at Croft's , Saturday night , is Jossi
Troup. That her parents are respectable people -
plo and live near Columbus. That she ran
away from homo with a caloon keeper by th
name of Wright and wont to live with him u
Hastings , and she thus came by the name o
Wright.
There were two spirited runaways Satur
day afternoon. One occurred on Capitol nve
nuo hill and the other on Cans street hill , am
both teams wore street car horsoa attached t <
cars. The team on Capitol avenue hill dashoc
down the street , throwing the car from th
track and dragging It for some distance upon
the ground. The whifflo-treos were broken
and the team , released from the car , dashoc
on madly down the street. The runaway on
Cass street hill was not BO serious , and nobody
was hurt In either ruinpup.
On Thursday last a gentleman called a
the office of the county treasurer and gave his
.chock for $00 in payment for taxes and ro
leiyod a receipt for the same. On Saturday
theliapk n which the chock w drawn re
turned the aff0 p log that tlu > drawer bat
no { und in too bank sml h 4 rntdo no de
posits f6r several days. Mr. W' ' * ' > > 9 * WV
urer , at onca swore out a Warrant for the
jlrawer 9f the choc.k for obtaining a tax receipt
under false pretenses. The drawer explained
that ho had some difficult with that bank and
had changed his deposits to another institu
tion , and that by mistake ho had gotten hold
of the wrong blank chock. The explanation
was satisfactory and the man was ruloasod.
They can't "monkey" with John Rush , for ho
vcn't have it.
EruptioUB and malignant'fevers ' are
conquered and cured by Samaritan
Nervine. § L50.
"Dr. Richmond's Samaritan Jfcrvlno
permanently cured mo of epileptic fits.
J. 8. Sale , Madison , Florida. Got at
your Druggists.
SHOOTING"SOEAPES ,
Two ol * Them Reported to Have Talcoa
1'laue in TliU Cltv Sunday
Two shooting matinees are reported as
having taken place in this city Sunday
Between 5 and C o'clock Sunday evening -
ing a man came running into the under
taking establishment of D rex el & Maul ,
and all out of breath , asked tor the core
nor. Ho stated that a Jew , Hying ni
Capitol avenue , had shot at his wife , and "
that the woman was badly wounded.
Wo have endeavored to look the niattei
up but have boon unable to find anybod ;
that knows anything of the inatinoo , ant
wo are inclined to believe that the in
formant mus * " have boon troubled witl
wind on his stomach.
TENTH BTIIKKT RACKET ,
At a late hour Sunday night a man wa
"tared out" ot a dive at tlio corner o
Tenth and Harnoy streets , and his ango
was aroused. Ho drew his 'Texas Jack'
cun and let two bullets fly into the house
uo then ran into the alloy and wuitnd (
few minutes. Everything was quiet ant
ho returned and emptied tlio romiunini
loads into the door , after which hi
"eloped. "
ANOTHER BUOOTER.
A young German who had bought a gui
of a party Sunday , stopped into ai
alley at night to try it. Ho wliangc <
away at the airbut shortly canto to grief
for he was "collared" by a "cop" and rui
into jail. Yestesday morning the judg
taxed him $5 and costs.
An End to JJono
Edward Shepherd , of HurrUlmn ; , 111. , save
"Having reucivedco much benefit from Klec
trio Bitten , I feel Itiujr duty to lot sulTertu
humanity know It Hav e had a running bur
u iny leg for eight years ; my doctori told in
I would Have te liave the bone temped or le
Amputated. I ui > e < J , instead , throe bottles c
Electric Ultter * and BOVCO boxei of liucldou *
Amlca Salve , and my leg It now sound aoi
-well.
well.Electric
Electric Bitten Are told at fifty ceuU a Lot
tlaa , and Kuckleu' * Amlcft Halve at 25c. ye
IK X l > y 0. F , Goodman.
BOARD OF TRADE.
Meeting at tlie Board HOOIDJ
Last Night , \
Tlio Meeting or tlic BoAitl of Direct
ors Appointing ot Committees
A Communication from
GeorRO Francis Train.
A special , meeting of the board of trade
was held last evening , President Falconer
in the chair.
After roll call the proceedings of the
directors' mooting in luc "ftornoon wcro
read , being in substance as follows :
The board of directors mot at 3 p. m
Present , 0. F. Goodmnn , chairman
John Kvans , 0. Spocht , G. 0. Amos , 0.
F. Driscoll , , T. A. Wakcgeld , and W. W.
Bingham.
On motion , the following members
wore elected as commit/icemen for the en
suing year :
Transportation W. J. Broatch , W.
H. McCord , S. 11. Johnson , n. G. Clark
and Max Meyer.
Manufactures Clark Woodman , F. E
Daily , 0. Spocht , W. W. Marshall , and
R. JN. Withnoll.
Live Stock Joseph F. Sheoly , Jno , A
McShano , W. A. Paxton , John L. Hill
and G. W. Zloinan.
Douglas County Lands George 0.
Amos , Gcorqo P. Bcmis , Thos. Gibson
George II. Hoggs and 0. F. Davis.
Memorials John C. Cowon , Champion
S. Ghaso , E. Rosewater , Goo. L. Miller
and Fred Nyo.
Arbitration Milton Rogers , P. Wind
hoiin , G. W. Lininger , N. Morriaiu , J
13. French.
Meteorology Thos , G ibson , 0. F. Good
man , G.W. Amos.
Elections C. F. Driscoll , Jno. Evan
and J. A. WakoGold.
A communication from Mayor CIuiso
asking the board to call on him at hi
residence ( ho being confined by sicknosa
in regard to appointing delegates to at
tend convention of improvements of the
Mississippi river and its navigable tributaries
tarios to bo hold in Washington , Fob. C
1884 , was read.
0. II. Schallor , through Thos. Gibson
asked to bo authorized to issue a circula ;
describing the live stock , railroad , rca
cstato and manufacturing interests o
Omaha.as being compiled by 0. R. Schal
lor , under the direction of the Omaha
board of trade , circular for distribution
abroad , nnd in consideration of this
being granted would allow the board to
have printed as many of the circulars ai
they wished at § 10 per 1000 for use o
the board.
This proposition , after discussion , wa
referred to a committee consisting o
Thomas Gibson , J. A. Wakcfiold , and J
C. Adonis , with power to act.
The petition of J , A. UaNc.ill for membership
borship , was acted on favorably ant
elected.
It was moved and carried by Mr. C
Spocht that a committee of throe , in
eluding the chairman of this board , b
appointed to confer with the count ;
commissioners to try and got thorn to release
lease any right or claim that Dougla
connty has or claims iu the proport ;
now occupied by thorn for county oflicos
etc. , to the city. C. F. Goodman , 0
Spocht and Thomaa Gibson wore ap
pointed.
The minutes of the board of director
were approved.
The proceedings of the last raootin
and annual election were road and ap
proved.
The secretary road a communication
from the chairman of the convention fo
the improvement of the Mississipp
river nnd its navigable tributaries , to b
held in Washington City. February 5th
1884.
1884.Ai
Ai this ofticial call entitled the bean
to five delegates , the president , on mo
tlon , was instvuptod to appoint that num
or ot uilflgatesr911 " 10 bocrd
Adopted ,
Tno following gontloiiion were ug-
ostod : Max Meyer , Wm. A. Paxton ,
r. H. McShauo , C. S. Chase Mid Gen.
fatidorsoii ; but the appointments were
oft discretionary with the president and
will bo kept open for a few days.
A communication was read from Geo.
Trancis Train , M follows :
Jitl/ons of the Board oE Trade ;
Two decades ago you invited me to an
> vation , banquet. ( I did not accept. ) I
iavo mailed Bemis ( in reply to Rose-
water's telegram ) Hutoiy of Omalm ,
Credit Mobihor , Union Pacific. Omaha
should subscribe for 100,000 copies to
send through Cosmos.
GEO. FKANOIH TIUIN.
The subject of sending a delegate to
attend the mooting of the state board of
agriculture , to bo holfl at Lincoln to-day ,
was taken up and discussed , and Mr.
0 , F. Dri&eoll and Thomaa Gibson wore
appointed 60 attend 'said mooting.
Gen. Estabrodk 'Was ' also added to the
committee.
There was'ageneral ' and informal dis
cussion of iho matter of a site for the
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now board of trade building , and the
board adjourned without any definite ac
tion.
A Startling Discovery.
* Mr , Wm. Johnson , of Huron. Dak. , write )
that his wlfo had boon troubled with ftcuti
llronchltla for many yean , anil that all roino
dies tried ( { two no permanent relief , until hi
procured n Uottlo of Dr. Ktny'i Now Dlncov
err for Consumption. Coughu , and Oolite
which had a magical effect , and produced i
permanent cure. It ii guaranteed to euro al
Unloosen of Throat , Lungs , or Bronchia
Tube *
Trial bottlcH Free at 0. F. Goodman's Dr [
Store. Largo ulzo $1.00 ,
SHELL'S ' PKEDIOAMENT ,
Tlio Coroner's Jury Hold Him to tin
Grand Jury in the Hutu of
$ L'noo.
The coroner's jury in the case of Jos i <
Snail , continued their investigation yesterday
torday afternoon at 2 o'clock in thi
council chamber. Throe or four witncs
sos were examined , and the evidence ad
duced was about the same as that of Sun
day. Ghanou's testimony dill'urct
Bomowhat from the rest , but as near ai
could bo ascertained ho was so drunk or
the night of the shooting that ho cannel
toll what occurred at all.
Altar the evidence had been heard tin
room won cleared and the jury procoodec
to make up their verdict. After duo do
liberation they concluded to hold Sncl
to the grand jury for manalaughter. and
the bail was iixed at $2,500. Knoll die
not give bail and ho was taken back tc
jail.Ilia
Ilia preliminary examination will b <
icld before Justioo Anderson , Wcdncs-
y morning , at 0 o'clock.
Counsel for Snoll attempted to ox-
ilain to the jury that the girl had pulled
ho trigger of the revolver herself , but
hero was no evidence that could bo
made to look that way.
As was stated before , the death of
Tcsslo Snoll was caused by an accident
and while the deceased and Snoll were
engaged in a drunken scufllo. Mr. lied-
dick , state's attorney , stated to the jury
that if they found that the deceased
came to her death by the pistol shot
wound , and that Snell was committing
an unlawful act at the time , it was their
duty to hold him. Ho then explained
that Snoll was committing an unlawful
act in carrying a pistol , and it was upon
those grounds that ho was hold.
Ducklcn'H Arnica Salve.
The greatest moJIcnl wonder of the world.
Warranted to i > oo < lly ! euro I5urnn , Cutn , Ul
cers , Salt Hhomn , l-'over Soroj. Cancers , Piles ,
Cliillblfilnn , Corni. Totter , Clmpped hands ,
and all pkln eruption , garanteod to euro In
every InsUnco , or money refunded. 25 cents
per box.
THE NEW"GLIMMER.
The Stocaliolte of the Sccrry Electric
Light and Motor Cofflpany
Held a Meeting Lust NlKlit and Klcct
od a Hoard of Sovcn Directors
A Few Minor 1'olntB DH- !
CIlBHCll.
All adjourned mooting of the stock
holders of the Sperry Electric Light an <
Motor company was hold last evening a
Amos' real estate oflico on Farnam street
The mooting was called to order b ;
Mr. Gibbon in the chair. The object o
the mooting was the election of a bean
of directors , which was proceeded to a
once.
once.All
All of the stock was represented except
copt nine shares , and the question ares
as to whether a majority of the fill
amount of the stock was necessary fo
the election of an ollicor , or whotho
simply a majority of the stock represented
od at the mooting at which the votin
took place would bo sufficient. It wa
decided that the majority of the stocl
present , provided moro than onu-half o
the entire stock represented , was sufli
ciont to elect an ollicor or transact any
business.
Quito a number of the stockholders
were absent and their votes were cast b ;
proxy.
After the ballots had boon cast ant
counted it was found that six of the
seven directors had boon elected , viz
J. E. Boyd , J. H. McShano , Thomas
Swobo , A J. Simpson , Guy 0. Bartoi
and Churchill Parker.
Motion was then made by Mr. Hal
that the chair bo instructed to cast the
ballot of the stockholders for the election
of the ramaimng candidate who had ro
coivcd the highest number of votes
After considerable argument the motion
was finally passed , and as C. Y. Gallagher
ghor was the gentleman answering tha
description , ho was declared unanimous ! ;
elected as director.
A motion was then made that th
directors , with the exception of the secretary
rotary , treasurer and general manager
render their services without mono ;
compensation for the first year. Anotho
argument then followed , but the motioi
was finally carried.
A proposition was then received from
the gentlemen who own the franchise o
the Sperry patent for the state of Nebraska
braska , to dispose of said franchise t (
the company for $330,000. They atprood
to take $315,000 of the purchase mono ;
in stock of the company at par and th
remaining $15,000 to bo in cash. Lon <
explanations were then in order , ant
some of the stockholders were unable
even then , to comprehend the meaning
of the proposition.
A motion was made that the proposi
tioil bo accepted and the same was car
ried.
ried.Unoh Inotitm tlio 'mooling ikon ai.
journed , subject , to a chll fK m the board
of directors.
The Sperry ftloctric Light mid Motor
company is now thoroughly organized ,
and wo were informed by ono of the
stockholders that they would have a
"plant" in working order inside of sixty
days. _ _
ThcBO Are tiolld Facts.
The best blood purifier and system regulator
over placed within the rench of eiiHorlng
humanity , truly U Kloctrlo Hitters. Inactiv
ity of the ) Liver , Biliousness , Jaundice , Coil-
HUimtlon , Weak KidnovH , or any disease of
the mtnury organs , or whoever roquiies an ap
petizer , tonic or mild ntlmulant , will nlwaye
lind iKIoctric Bitters the beat and only certain
euro known. They act surely nnd quickly ,
every bottle punranteod to give ontlro satin-
faction or money refunded. Sold at fiftj
cents a bottle by O. F. Goodmnn.
in NOWH ,
Ilov. J. E. Hull , of the Southwest
Presbyterian church , addressed the
Union Sunday school Sunday.
. The meeting of the literary and debat
ing 'society Saturday was quite inter-
citing. The society paper by Mr. Bullet
was an able production and well received.
The debate was the most interesting of f
the season , participated in by Hon. John
I. and 0. H. Redick of your city.
The Fair of our Sunday school opens
Wednesday evening to continue throe
evenings. A gold headed cano donated
by Edholm & Erickson , will bo voted tc
U the most popular gentlemen in Saratoga
rs to the most popu
lar lady. GUUKOO.
ANOTHER FAILURE ,
The "Western Btoatu Heating Com-
puny In lcp Financial
Trouble.
The Western Steam Heating company ,
of this city , have virtually foiled. They
are HOW trying to oll'ect a satisfactory set
tlement with their creditors.
An attempt iu being made to hare the
Huxton Steam Heating Company , of
Kowanee , Illinois , ta o hold of the busi
ness and run it for the benefit of the
creditors.
The liabilities of the Western Steam
Heating company are § 20,000. Assets ,
922,000 , mainly in book accounts.
"Whether a satisfactory settlement will
bo effected ia not yet known.
Grins.
Fleaiant , healthy grlna are eon only ou the
laces of healthy persons , Tbo dyipeptlo and
debilitated can eiullo only In a half-hearted
way. 1'urlf v the blood , tone the stomach , and
strengthen the tissues with UurJoct : MooJ Hit.
ttrt , if you \ \ \ < Ate laugh well and often.
IOWA ELOPERS ,
An Iowa Banter and a Milliner Skips
Ont Toother Without Consulting
the Banker's ' Wife ,
The Old Lady "Tumbles to the Ilnck-
ct" and Follows thorn to tills
City The Party AH Kc-
tum Homo To-
KCllior.
JIowa ? is a great state for sensations of
all kinds and ) the latest one which has
oomo to light occurred the latter part of
last week.
In a lively little town in that state
lived n banker , who is ono of the most
prominent citizens of the place. Ho has
boon favored by fortune and has
amassed n snug little sum of this world's '
goods. Ho is a man who has reached
the shady aide of lifo , as may bo socn by
the gray hairs which cover his head. Ho
has a wife and several children , all of
whom have attained the years of matur
ity. His homo is a most pleasant ono
in every respect. All that money could
buy or loving hands prepare , has been
done to make his life pleasant and
happy. Yet. notwithstanding all this ,
the old sinner deserted all to cast his
lot with a millionaire of the place. '
The milliner had beautiful brown eyes ,
her nut brown hair hung in beautiful
ringlets , and her sylph like form was
most entrancing to the eye , particularly
so to the banker's oyo. To add to all
this she was a widow , and ono of those
winning , dashing , handsome widows ,
and she succeeded in completely fascinat
ing the old "money bags. "
The pair finally determined to clopo ,
so ono day , the latter part of last week ,
they skipped and came to this city and
registered at ono of our principal hotels
as man and wife.
Now a certain travelling man , whoso
former homo was in this Iowa town from
which those lovers came , had boon ad
vised of their sudden departure. Qn
Saturday last ho happened to be in this
city and dropped into the hotel where
the eloping pair were registered. The
first man ho mot in the ollico was the
banker and approaching him ho extend
ed his hand , but the banker feigned ig
norance , but the traveling man wouldn't
have it , and finally convinced the banker
that ho know him. Ho also saw the
milliner in the dining room.
He determined to lay low and watch
proceedings.
On Saturday evening thcro arrived in
this city the banker's wife and daughter ,
and they were slow to discover where the
happy but guilty pair were staying.
They repaired to the place , and when
they both appeared before the old man ,
to say that ho wilted would bo putting it
exceedingly mild.
There wore angry words ; there were
tears ; there were threats , but in a very
short time a reconciliation was effected ,
and on Sunday the whole party loft in
company for homo. The old man will
devote his time to shaving notes in the
future , while the milliner will attend
strictly to trimming hats.
It is quite evident that there is some
thing in the atmosphere in Iowa which
breeds this kind of deviltry , for certain
it is that thcro is lots of it going on there.
Then another thing about the business is
that nearly all of them fly to Omaha ,
where they are nearly always caught.
Will It Really Cure llhcumatisiti ?
Wo answer , honor bright , it will euro rheu
matism , nnd the severest cases too. Dr.
Thomas' ichctric Oil was specially prepared
for the rheumatic and lame. Notice lotto
from the people relative to its merits in nearly
every paper m the country.
RAILKOAD NEWS ,
The St. Joseph & Western Passes
From the Hands of the Itccolvor
and Becomes an Inde
pendent liinv.
Jueci.li . llorulJ , IStll.
Thomas L. kimball , general manager
of the Union Pacific railroad company ,
and A. J. Popploton , attorney for that
road , ariivod in the city Friday night
from Omaha in a special car and were
engaged all day yesterday arranging end
settling the affairs of the St. Joseph &
Western railroad with the receiver. The
receiver , Goo. B. Smyth , was removed
by agreement of all the parties inter
ested in the , matter nnd ho and
his bontrifcnen were released. The order
of JudgtrMcOrary for his removal was
uindo some days ago , and filed in the
United States court at Topeka on the
10th iuat , The plaintiffs in the suit were
represented yesterday by Judson & Mat
ter , the Fanners' Loan and Trust com
pany , and the interests of the St. Joseph -
soph & Western by Doniphan & Tteod ,
and the receiver by Ex-Governor Silas
Woodson. The papers wore all signed ,
agreed to , and forwarded to Judga Me-
Cranr for his final approval.
The St. Joseph & Western railroad
company was fully organized on the 10th
inst. , in Boston , with Sidney Dillon ,
president , with thirteen directors , live of
whom are in the interests of the plain *
tills of the suit Winslow Judsonof this
city , is ono of the directors , and a member -
ber of the executive committee. The
road now passes into the management of
L. D. Tuthill , who has power to make
any COG tracts for passenger and freight
transportation on such terms as ho may
think proper , unless the same should bo
rejected by the board of directors. Col.
A. M. Saxton , it is understood , will
bo appointed treasurer. Sir. Hotter con-
suiting attorney , and Messrs. Doniphan
& Reed , who have had the management
of the legal affairs of the road for ton or
twelve years , will bo the attorneys. Old
employes will probable bo retained , Mr.
Tuthill having power to appoint. The
road is expected to bo run in the interest
of St. Joseph. It is understood that the
receiver received § 5,000 for Jus services
and that Woodson , Green ift Burnoswero
allowed § 1,000 as attorneys.
The Combination ol Ingredients mod
In making Huowji'a BUOSCHUL TIIOCIIEH is
Kiichastoeho the best jxmlblo effect with
safety. Ihey are the best remedy iu use for
Coughs , Coldn , and Tliroat Diseaaea.
The Truth.
To the Editor cl The Her :
In Saturday's issue of THE BKK I am
represented in an editorial as a libeler
and bribo-giver. The following plain
statement of facts will , I hope , show that
neither of the charges is a just one. On
afternoon I called at the private
pflico of the editor of THE BEE , and
handing him a hurriedly written article ,
asked him if he would please cwrect it
and insert it in that evening's BhK. The
following is the squib :
"Would it not bo well for the property
owners thnt xnoct to have paving done to
wait a while before tignlng for acpbalt , an the
late cold weather has demonntratcd that It is
not the right material for this climate. "
CITI/K.V.
I wont directly to Mr. Ilosowator because -
cause I was told that THK BUB being
lately very cold on the paving question ,
anything in any way favoring granite
would not bo kindly received. For that
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reason I stated that I would pay adver
tising rates for a communication leally a
news Horn. Mr. Ilosowator road the
item , s id ho was very busy , that a simi
lar article was in typo , that its repetition
would bo useless , and that I had better
call in n day or two. The sum of two
hundred dollars was nU mentioned by
mo at that or any other time.
J. II. BALDWIN.
Phosphate.
InlHorvous Diseases.
Dr. HENIIY , Now York , says : "In nervous
vous diseases , I know of no propaiation
to equal it. "
PKKHOMA.L. .
Mrs. Kltto Hull returned yesterday from the
west , after an absence of about cloven months ,
much improved iu health.
Mlsn Hope Glenn , the charming contralto
who assists nt the Glco club concert tonight -
night , arrived In this city yesterday morning
and is staying at the Millard.
Mr. A. B. Da\cni > ort , the popular room
clerk of the Millard , loft yesterday , -with his
family , for n visit to St. .Too nnd Kansas City.
They will bo pone several days.
II I ) . W. Campbell , member of the Su
preme council of the ] toynl Arcanum of ilos
ton , is at the 1'axton. Ho is hero to exemplify
now work of the order to-morrow ovcninp.
Delegates from the various councils through
out the state \\111 bo present ,
J. C . Goodman , of Tekamah , is a Metro
politan guest.
Wm. Ilarrhiui , of Wnkolleld , is a guest at
the Metropolitan.
Frank Sharp , of Fremont , is at the Metro-
politnn.
Eugene Grary , of Central City , 13 at the
Metropolitan.
John M. llyan , of Columbus , is at the Met
ropolitan.
O. Ronalds and wife , of Arlington , nro at
the Metropolitan.
IE. Jegor , of Craig , ia stopping at the Met
ropolitan.
George A. Smith , of York , Is at the Pax-
ton.
John D. MacMnrphy , of Sclmylor , is at the
Vaxton.
W. H. B. Stout , of Lincoln , is at the Mil
lard.
Harry Kichards , agent for Mlnnio Castle ,
is at the Millard.
J. O. West , of Grand Island , is at the Mil-
lard.
lard.Goo.
Goo. Yule and F. Sourbaugh , of Lincoln ,
are at the Millard.
E. II. Chambard , of Niobrara , are at the
Millard.
J. HPungato , E. S. Gaylord and Jesse
S. Davis , all ol Blair , are at the Millard.
L. P. Young , of Lincoln , ii at the Mil
lard.
lard.H.
H. A. Greenwood , of Wymore , is a Millard
guest
Capt. W. II. Ashby and wife , of Wymoro ,
are at the Millar d.
BE. Landmann , of Sutton , is at the Millard.
A. F. liott , of Hooper , is at the Metropol
itan.
II. C , Aaron , of Ogalalla , ia at the Metro
politan.
G. P. Aolson , of Lincoln , is at the Metro
politan ,
J. D. Seamou and S. W. Powers , of Kear
ney , are at the Paxton. ,
Ed. Griffin , of North Platte , is a guest at
the Paxton.
W. D. Hallor and L. C. Kinne , of Blair ,
are at the Paxton.
J. II. Smith , of Valentino , is at the Paxton.
Frank Harrison , of Plattsmouth , la at the
Paxton.
E. Spooks , of Valentino , is at the Paxton.
All Adiniro a Handsome Face.
A pure , clear skin will make any face hand-
some. Manifestly anything which sti engthons
and onrichcH tuo blood \\ill directly allect the
whole person. AH eruptions of the skin dis
appear when liitnlocl Mood Hitters are em
ployed. They are a vegetable remedy of in
estimable value.
DIED.
WALTON-r-Iii this city , Jonutry 13th , at
11 p. m.r nt her residence , southeast corner
Eleentn nnd Harney streets , Josie Wultcn ,
aKed 21 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
11EGAN. In this city , yoetirday , at 7 a.
in. , Hanorainfant daughter of John Hcgan ,
aged tuo weeks.
Funeral took place yesterday afternoon , nt3
p. iu , , from the residence , Twelfth and Pierce
streets.
NELSON. Mary , daughter of Johanna and
Peter Nelson , January 1-Hh , ugcd 7 years.
Funeral will take place from Parkwllde ave
nue , between Seventh and Eighth streets , Jan
uary 15th , at 1:30 : p. in. Friend are all in
vited.
Ono car load of show-cases , oval and
mansard , all sizes just received at Good
man's. nl2-tf.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
ThU powder Dover t rle . A roirvel ol purlt
otreuah tail wholesomenoit. Ilore eoonoiulcal tha
the odiniry kludi , and cannot be tola In cotopetitia
vvltbtha multitude of low teit , ihort weight , alum o
phoiphatt povtden. Bold only In cane. Hoyal liak
UK fowiinrUo.,100 Wall Street New York.
CASTORIA
.Infants and Children
Without Morpliino or Tfarcotino.
What Rlvri our Children rosy checks ,
What cure * their fevers , innko * tlicm Bleep ;
"fit Cnntorln.
When Babies fret , nnd cry by turns ,
What cures their colic , kflls their worm * .
> Hut Cuitorl
f What quickly cure1 ? Constlpatl Ion ,
> Sour Stomach , Colds , Indlgcst Ion :
Faro well then to Morphine Syrups ,
Castor Oil and Paregoric , and
Contour Lfnlmont. Annn-
noluto euro for Ruonmatimn ,
Sprains , Barns , Galls , &o. , and aa
Instantaneous Pain-rollover.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
jMTSpoclaln will Poaltlvolynot bo inserted
unless paid in advance ,
TO LOAN-Monov.
TO LOAN The lowest rates ol Interest
MONEY
Bomls' Loan Agency , 16th & Douglas 134-tt
TO LOAN Iti sums ot 1500. anil upward.
MONEY
0. F. I.i\l8 and Co. , llcal Estate and Loan
Agents , 1E05 Farnnm St. 303-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-J. T. Bcatty cans on chattel
jiroportv. tl South 14th St. dec'.fl
IIELV WANT1SU.
TWANTKD Colotcil oman to cook and wash.
t > Small family. Apply at 1S1D Farnam street.
83MB
A food girl for Konc.nl housework at
southwest corner Hlh aim Ho aid St. 81616
W 'ANTED Girl for general housework , 113 south
7th street. 819 10 ]
"IX ANTED A good competent girl to do general
Vl hoasew ork. Liberal w gea raid. ly at
1815 Dodga etrett. 817-15 )
WANTUD-rour girls to iiack frutt.
622 14 f PEYCKE 1H103.
WANTED Good steady girl for general house
work at f tO south loth street , 821-101
WANTED A competent girl to cook , wash and
Iron. Extra wages paid to competent help.
Apply to MM. George E. I'richUt , 203 south I8th St.
S2U-15I
TTfANTKO At the Metropo'ltan ' Hotel , good
II man or strong.boy. A German or Scdc pre
ferred. Inquire lor etcwatd. 823-16
WANTED A girl to do general housiw ork. Ap
ply Immediately at 2000 Ca'Konila street.
8JO-178
TTITANTEO Flrst-claa * Jnimdrj woman nt "Tho
Ti Arcade" Restaurant , 121&lougl ! St. 809-149
\T7ANTfiD-A girl for go.erahousework ! 1S15 Chicago -
cage St. 800-181
TTTANTED Dishwasher nt tlio Omaha House ,
V Harnej street , hot. 12th and I3th.
TX7ANTED-A good girl at white cottage 24th nnd
) Mason , 2 ! blocks south ot St. Ha j's aiemiu.
Good wages paid. Three in family. bOl-tf
rpHE SCIIOFIELD MANUFACTURING CO , of
JL Chicago , III. , want agents to canvass Omaha nnd
\lcinity for their new spullaHies. They claim their
best agents clwr (7 per day. Circulars free.
WANTED Two weeks copjlng done. Address
"S. B , " lJe otllce. 792 14 }
"IITA TED Bltcksmith at Florence Cut-on . Ap-
VV pi ) toJ C. Murphy , at thowoiks. 7DO-15t
" \T7ANTED--Fatir or the pentlemen boarders at
T V No. 1311 Webster street , bet. 13th and 14tli.
709-15 ]
WANTK1J ibwcedo or Danish girl lor genera
houscw ork. Call south Ma Charles street , bet.
Irene and James the only house 785-14
WANTED-A first class cracker baker to take
charge of a bakery. For particulars address
Tajlor & Co. , W. cping Water Neb. 783-1411
-TIT-ANTED A good baker Immediately , at F , P.
t > Goodman & Ilros. , Plattsmouth. Neb. 776-101
WANTED Four persons to Icaru book keeping
Situation furnished. J. B. tiMlTil , IMGDoug :
las it 701-181
TS/ANTEU A girl for general housework at 8. W.
T cor. ZWh and Harnty streets ,
7J8-145 JAMES NEVILLE.
WANTED A German dining room kitchen girl.
Ucsse an d Hoppe , 418 S. 13th SI , between
Harncv and Howard. 065 tf
WANTED A good washer nnd Ironcr nt 2406
Dodge street. COS-tf
WANTED A German lady cook at America , ]
house , 820 Douglas street. 61S 14 J
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED By on experienced farrrer and stock
breeder , a eituatlun aa farm manager ami su
perintendent of a ttock and grain farm. Twenty
Scars' experience in thn feeding of cattle ; and theep
for market , togithcrltli the growing and fcuiliiir
of roots. Address "C. " Bee ofllcc. 820 19J
WANTED A dilution ns nurse by a lady n'cus-
toiued to nursing , would take chai o of an In-
tahd Address "II. H. " Iko olllce. 07-145
A O ENTL KUA N be k kccpor of ocr 12 j ears o
] > erlencc , and at present conne'Cted with ono ot
the leading firms of this city , Is open for engage
inent.ikAndrees "limes , " Sie olticc. 7oO 17 §
By a joung mnrrled man from the
east , a situation as book-keeper , talesman , or
anv position w he ro ho can make himself useful. lie-
fcrenco ghen. Addr "S. I1. " Bee oKlte. 707-141
MIGCXLLANEOUB WANTS.
To Invest elghj or ten hundreldollars
WANTED \ us book-keeper , or In some oth
er clerical capacity. Would loan the money to em-
ylojcr. Address "C. " Vet otllco. 810-208
- ' In land builnesa. GOO will
WANTED-I'artncr
buy at nil Interest In n well eiitabllfhed , finely
advert Ecdand p > ) log reil tetate and loan builness
In town having two rullroadd , In southern Nebraska
Fine countrvund excellent chance for an energo Ic
and rc pen > lble man of experience. Addrma "Heal
Eetate/BtO otllce. SIS-HI )
WASTED-To purehane for cash , a stock of gro
ceries or tome other good business. Address
"P. A. " care Bee otllco. 798-14 }
WANTED To trade a ftuo ingle horao and a
splendid carrlatre or buggy team for real estate.
BAIIKEU & I1AVNE , N. K. corner 13th and Farnam.
766t
T ADIES OK YOUNG HEN in city or country to
\J take nice , light and pleasant work at their own
hume8$2 : to $5. a day easily and quietly made ; work
jcntbymtil , no canvas-ting ; no stamp for reply.
I'loaneaddress llellable Man'l'g Co. , Philadelphial'a.
drawer IT , 763-lmoI
FOR KENT nouses and lots.
T710H KENT New nine rsomdwe'llng ' with steam
_ T heat , gas , city and clttsrn water , bath water
closet , hot and eold water , good cellir , barn and
mery convenience In a Unit-clou city rcs-Wenc * .
828-10 C. F. DHISCOLL.
KENT Furnished room with board , Aha a
FOH
few day boarders , 1814 Davenport. 83M9 ]
- . . front loom 6JS N. I8th.
FOUUENT-Furi.li.lied
701-18) )
FOR KENT A large nasement , also entire seconi
floor. Inquire 1113 Hamey St tUMS
TO EXCHANflK A $10,005 jtock of Clothing
Hals , Cupd , Boots , Shoes and turn ahlng Good * ,
for lands in low a or Jebr ka. TliU I * grand oppor
tunity to go Into luilm.'U. F. O. CIIESNKV.
7fcS 14 ! AMngdou , 111.
17011 IIENT A wtll lurnUhcd room onlStn street ,
J ? 8 blocl > from the iper house. Inquire at HIT
touts 15th ttrcct. 787-171
FOU KENT Fcrobhwl roomi , 1810 Dodge street.
768161
11ENT FurnbheJ room at No. Oou iouth
FOU
llthitrcet. 765-16) )
FOK KENT-Neatly furalshed frant room , with
large bay window , couth front. Apply ht 1414
T7IOK KKNT-NIw furnUheU ( rout room with bo.rd
JD for two prsuin 1811 Daviujicrt fatv
RENT Ao dcjantly fumUhcd alcove room ,
FOR etposurc , all tnodrrn conveniences , ftnrtt.
locallon In Om h . N. W. Cor. 18lh and Farnam
struts. 737-tl
RENT Cotnfort Uo front room , outht
FOR Fourteenth and Davenjiort , ult blo for
two gentlemen. OM tf
[ 7011 UKNT 2 new 6"toom houScilor rent , in
J.1 unlre on 10th St. ne t door to Pacific Hotel or at
1811 Ifcis Street. I1. J , Crcedon. 678-tl
RENT A now etoro room. Also one flat
FOH nil modern Improvement llt'Lt rca enable
ti K ° od parties. Lorcnitn'i Illcck , cor , 13th and
Howard Street. M2-II
RENT Fumlnhrd room * on ( ho norlhwetfc
FOR . IS'.huidCapltolarcnuc , fonuorly Crclghtoni
House.
poll RKNT Itooma Iu Nebraska Natloni Bank ;
I 1 Building. Slost dcdrablo offices In the city
Supplied with hjelraullc elevator nd heated b
steam. Apply at Bank. 620 tt
FOR BALK.
170U SALE House nnd aero lot near JUnwom
JL ? Park. House 0 rooms and ill first cbs * Improve *
menti. Must be sold whhln n frw di > .vi ) .
833-15 It. U. IHr.Y/CO.
SAT K K printing offtoo , valued at $450. For
FOR
particulars , addioss Olios. T llunco , 818 N. 10th
stiect , Omaha. 78M3
FOR SAUC-l'mo vtllow canary singer an 1 pure
green at 218 N 9th St. 780-171
FOR SALE 0 con house , hot bed , eashantl other
n I rket g rde.11 fixtures. North end of 18th St.
77BI6- H.W.BAIL.
T7AOR SALE doiiural store , with brick building In
L a tlourlMitng Nehiatika town , st'ro doing a bus-
Incps of ? 1 .000 per v car. BARKER k MAYNE , N.
E. corner 13th and F.rnam. 768-tt
I poll SALE Stock of general merchandise and1
1 building , valued at about $5,100. Addrcts Box
61 , Firth , Neb. 761-tf.
Oil SALE- Leading hotel in a lively Nebraska
town. For particular ) ) addrrsd or call nt the
onico of BARKEII& MAYNE , N. corner Farnam
aiiel 13th St& 767-tf
17\OR \ BALK CHEAP Two good stoves , ono a cook
JH fttovu and the other a heater. Call at A. Pohck's ,
1810 Farnam St. 7ll-tl (
FOR SALE A small Monlcr , Bihman A.Co. , flro
proof safe , almost new , at this oflico. tf
FOR SALE Farm 10 acres , new house , barn and
outbuildings , shade and fni't trees , mnull fmita
In abundance ; excellent location , 4 miles from post-
office , } mlle from school. Just the thing for "t lick"
farm or dairy. Prlco $2,800. Will raise Iu SO da } s.
G. I.Doane& Co , Real Egtato Agents , 16th and
Douglas strtcts. 071-tf
FOR SALE-Fevv lotf on Idle Wilde. Call and
see abstract ot title. Johu 0. Willis' 1411
Dodge St 409-1 mo
TTlOIl SALE Only first class hotel In a live town o
JL ? two railroads , Whitney House , Grlswold , la.
447-1 mot
I OR SALE A business mans residences rooms 4
F blocks north west of Post Office , $3-260.
83xlS2 vacant 6 blocks N. W. of P. O. 1.800.
897-tf . McCAOUE. oppoplte P. O.
TT Oll SALE Three lots In Hanncom place. SOO
JD each , monthly payments. McCAQUE , opuoelto
P. 0. 89S-tf
FOR SALE My two story brick residence , 19tli
and St. Mary'savenuc. Largo bam , out-house ,
water worts , well arranged. Lot 60x200. Pileo
$7.500. Best Bargain ID Omaha. Call at M. Toft's
People's Bank. 277-t
SALE 12 lots ono block west of 1'ark avenue
FOR
nue cars. Lots 60x160. 111 sell the whole trart
for $7,100 , If sold before January 1st , 1884. Real cs
tate owners bid tills bargain , If jou call at People s
Bank. 278-tf
FOR SALE Choice business property , three lots
cor. Saunders and Charles Stroot. It will pay jcu
to Investigate this offer. Call at People's Bank.
279-tf
TTAOR SALE Improved property , which will pay
JL1 the huj cr 20 per cent on the inv estment. Rcnta
for $1,920 per year. AH occupied by first class ten
ants. Will sell for $10,500 , If sold soon. All or one-
half each , balance , ono to five J ears. The above In
vestment Is worth Investigation. Call at the People's
Bank. "SO-tf
TJOLLED CATTLE AND CLYDESDALE HORSES.
JL Ti e subscriber Is taUng orders for spring im
portation of the abovo. Prices much below those at
auction siles. References to these supplied. John
McCulloch , 111. 1 rust and Sav. Bank , Chicago.
203 2uif
F I OR SALE A flrat ci 3 * second hand top buggy
Call at 1S1D Hamtv street. 07tf
T7WR SALE Two portaoie ool.ers , 10ioroe power
JP Apply at D. FITZPATRICK ,
g68-tt 21B South 15th btreet.
T71011 SALE Old newspapers In largo and Bmall
JC qcnntltlcs at this office. tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
T OST On Dcuzla ? street , between 13th nnd 14th ,
JLj a hunch of kcjs , an Saturelay UK * . Are of no
Utoexccpt to owner. Findir will be nuardeelhy re
turning ttame ( o Rlley & Dellonr , 1309 Douglas St.
IT OUND Purse with money on the road to Mil
lard. Owner call on Boggs & Hill. 824-10
riAAKEN UP A large white snw. Owner can liave
J. same bv calling on F. Paulsen , south aide Jones
street , be7th and 8th. -20-1 4 1
' "pAbEN UP-Cn my premltca tin De , Ifi , 1SS3 , In
JLwest Omaha , one Cream Colored Pen > . Small
white f pot In forehead , mane and tall a little darker
than the Iwdy. JAS. E VANUEIICOOK.
8 25-5 1 levvk ;
rpYLERi COMPANY book.keeperand accountants.
JL Examine and adjust die-arranged bookx In a syt-
tcnmtlc and accurate niarmer , giving correct Ija'ances ' ,
will especially attend to posting up books eaeh day
whcie the services of a book-kerper are required but
a few hours , making out Invoices , statements , and
any correspondence confidentially , also make collec
tions. Oflico at P. Bayer nnd Co. , 1020 Farpam Si.
EDWARD KUEHL ,
MA.GISTEH OF PALMTSTERT AND CONDITION.
ALIST , 303 Tenth street , between Farnam and Hai.
ncy , will , with the aid of guardian spirits , obtablng
net one glnnce of tb past and present , and the
certain conditions In the future. Boota arid shoea
mala ord r. Perfect satisfaction truarantefld.
"B11 The nia of the term " Kho
U Line" Iu connection vlththn
H corjiorato name ofagrcatroad ,
u coin ej s an idea of mtwhat
rtxjuired by the traveling pub *
lie n Short Line , Quick Time
mid the best of aecotainodt , .
B tlona all of which are turn'
Ishcd by the groateet railway Iu America ,
gHIOAGOHflLWAUKEE , |
And St. Paul.
It owns and operates over 4,600 mlleu ot o *
Northern Illinois , WlucouBln , Mmnosota , Io t > * i
Dakota ; and aa ta main lines , branches andctmner.
tlona reach all the great business ceiitrcn of the
Northwest and Far West , It naturally answers the
description of Short Line , and licet Route between
Chicago , Milwaukee , St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Id Ctuaa and Wlnona.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Aberdeen and Ellendala
Chicago , Milwaukee , Eau Claire and Btlllwatcr
Chicago , Milwaukee , Waunau and Merrill.
Clilcago , Milwaukee , Beaver Dam and Oahkosh.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Waukesha and Oconomowoo.
Chicago , Milwaukee , MadUon and Prairie du Chlen.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Owatonna and Fairltjau.lt.
Chicago , Belolt JanesvPle and Mineral Pout.
Chicago , Elgin , Rockford and Dubuque.
Chicago , Clinton , Rock Island and Cedar Rapid * .
Chicago , Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Chicago , Sioux City , Sioux Falls and Yonkton
Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chamberlain.
Rock Inland , Dubuque , St Paul and Mlnncapollt.
Davenport , Calmar , St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Pullman Sleepers and the Finest Dining Care In
world are run on the mainlines of the CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE ft. ST. PAUL RAILWAY
and every attention ia paid to passengers by court *
ous employes of the company ,
& A. MERRILL , A. V. H. CARPENTER ,
Qen'l Manager , Oen'l I'asa. Agent ,
J. T. CLARK , EO H. HEAFFORD ,
Oeu'I Sup't.
BE. WHITTIEE
617 St. Charles St. St Louis
. . , , , Mo.
A REGULAR ORADUATKoJ two moellcal collect
.IA. has been enzufcd loneer In the treatment of
CHRONIC , NEHVOU3 , SKIN AND BLOOD Disease *
than other phjeldan In St. Louu.cscltypiiKrotbow
and all old residents know. Consultation ( roc
When It ia Inconvenient to visit the city
treatment , moellelne * can Iw lent by mill or exurei
everywhere. Curablocaaejfu rantocdwher ; ijou
cxleU it Is frankly ntate-el. Cell or rite.
Nervous Prostration , Debility. Mental and I'hya'.ca
Wenkneag , Murcurial anil other > gectloii ot Tliro.it
lag , tiklr AlTectlom , Old Beret tnd OTcera ,
mtnU to marriage , llheuiuAlliiio , I'llcn.
Untlou to c.tw lromoverworted brain.
CAbE3 receive epoelal attention. Pujasei afUiliiir
( rom Imprudence , K\oe at ,
- . - marrywho may not
oit Ko i , con cquence and mire. Ma" - -