Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE FJRIDAY , MAY 1. 1885.
PREDICTING TORNADOES.
lic Work
of Preparing Data toft's ' End ,
TIio Two Grc t Tornado Sections o
the Country 'Interesting Fuels ,
Lieutenant Flnlcy , Inspector of the
United States Signal Service , has been
In the city for the prut few dnyr , engaged
In looking over the accounts of the Iccil
ofllco. The gentleman is well known In
meteorologies ! circles throughout the
country , and has written eclonlifio works
on loveral subjects , among them and
principally , tornadoes. On this Interest
ing class of phenomena , Ltent. Flnley is
authority , and is the author of several
atantUrd works treating of them.
A reporter sought the gentleman yes-
Urday and gleaned from his conversation
omo Interesting rind valuableInforma
tion.
tion."I
"I have boon at work In thii western
country , " entd Lieut. Ftnloy , In answer-
log a question , "for several months of
each your for the past six years. 1 have
boon at work procuring data for two vol
umes which I expect to write. Ono of
thorn considers the probability of pre
dicting tornadoes and the manner In
which it can beat bo done. Now , last
Bummer I wont to Washington , and made
np n , sot of predictions for four months
of that year , showing the probable tor
nadoes , which , though not
made public , were carefully
compared with observed facts.
It was found that the prodlctbna wore
admirably verified. The success of the
ichomo was wollnlgh assured. This year
I hare boon working on the subject and
have secured many additional facts of
Tslno. I expect to bo called to Washing-
ion very shortly and shalljprob&bly make
up a sot of predictions , say for July ,
August , September and October. These
trill not only bo made public , but will bo
telegraphed to the different signal sta
tions , which they effect , throughout the
country , just as the dally weather pre
dictions which you receive now , or the
cold wave signals rrhlch will bo com
menced In July. "
"What particular region have yon been
woiklcg on all this time. "
"What is called the Missouri Valley
tornado region. This comprises Missouri ,
Kansas , west half of Illinois , lows , Ne
braska , south half of Wisconsin , couth
half of Minnesota , south half of Dakota ,
aorth half of Arkansas. Then there is
what wo call the south Atlantic and east
gu'f region , comprising the east half of
Mississippi , Alabama , Georpla , South
Carolina , and south half of North Care
lina. Of course the predictions
irill bo based upon data which
has been obtained for
pears past , and In this way wo secure as
nearly as possible exact reliability of ra-
suit. Ono can easily BOO the advantage
ous results which will follow from the
Adoption of this system of predictions.
It will prevent great loss of lifo , in the
districts which are destined to Buffer de-
Taitition by tornadoes and although
I man cjn't very well save much of his
property bo can rescue himselfand his
ramlly.
"Ho r are the number of tornadoes In
Nebraska compared with thcsa In other
Itatos of the district ? "
"Well , th t is a question somewhat
difficult to anarror. 1 should say that of
1ho four etites , Iowa , Nebraska , Kansas
ind Missouri , your state is tbo most
favored of them all in this respect. Are
the number less than in Iowa ? Oh , yes ,
ihoro is a marked difference between the
two states in this regard ; the tornadoes
In Iowa are not only more numerous but
tie more destructive than In Nebraska. "
"I cannot hazard any statement as to
the reason of this. It Is something not
yet oxaotly clear to the observer of me
teorological phenomena. However , 1
can say that work Is now in progreis and
data are being brought together which
will enable us to throw great light upon
this subject. Wo shall , aa soon as wo
have reached the conclusion of ! our labors
bo able to determine the relative fre
quency of tornadoes with reference to
certain geographical limits these of
county , state , or section of the country.
These figures are being complied from
records of the past fifty years , and until
they are complete no reliable information
on this point can bo given to the public.
In a general w y It can bo said , however ,
that there are more tornadoss in the
newly opened up western country than
in tlio east. Of cocsa , west of the
Rocky Mountains , on account of great
surface Irregularities , there are very fewer
or no tornadoes. "
"A great many people , " said Lieut.
FJnloj- , continuing , "aro liable to con
found the tornado with the cyclone , and
the distinction between the tno classas
of phenomena Is ono , I am assured , not
clearly defined. In the first place , the
cyclone it a sea whirlwind , the tornado a
land ono. A tornado Is n violent dis
tnrbanco of the atmosphere , taking the
form of a gyratory vortex. Ita outward
II. . form Is shown by a olond for
mation , c a fnnnel-sbnpcd mas
of cloud vapor , with the imalloit end
near tbo o rth. The- path ia only a few
hundred yards wide , and Iti force in
crosBts from circumference to center.
The cyclone Is a storm varying in dlamo
tor from COO io 1.6CO mtloi , the force of
which increase * from center to cLrcam-
ferunoe , and , sweeping acron tno ocean
cU with most deitruotlv * force , "
Lieut. Flnley leave * to-day for DM
Molnofl , where ho will transact builntu of
importance for the signal serviceat
Washington.
STOLLE BROUGHT BACK ,
The Alleged Swindler U Captured by
\f. H. Martin find hna BU
Hearing To-day.
Yesterday morning Mr. W. H. Martin ,
of the firm of Kennedy &
Martin , returned from Cali
fornia bringing with him the al
leged Oraaia and NorthPlatte ermbeiaJer ,
Mr. Albln Stolle. The prisoner WM
taken before Judge Anderson , entered a
plea of not guilty to the charge preferred
gainst him and was rolnMod on $1,600
ball furnished by Mr. Stubbondorf , to ap
pear for examination at 10 o'clock to-day.
The cue is a vary peculiar ono. It
will be remembered that Stolle came to
Omaha about four or five weeks ago and
represented to Mr. Toft , formerly of the
Peoples' Link , that ho was about to
open n bank at Gothenburg , aud
wanted to putchaso the old furniture be
longing to Mr , T. The bir aln was
quickly struck , nd Mr. Stolle Kft for
Gothenburg , to which point the furniture
was shipped , the stipulated prlco of ite
being (773. Instead of'opening the
bank , us he hid announced hii Intention.
Mr. Stolle said the furniture to another
party there , pockblcd the cash and skip
ped out west. About this time rumors
btgin to ba circulated that Stollo had
"doctored" the books of thf National
bank at North Platte , with which bo had
been connected , and had swindled Mr.
Beach out of something like $9,000 or
$10,000.
The case was put In the hands of
Mr. W. H. Martin , and that gen
tleman louncd from a let
ter that was received by Mrs. Stollo , tint
the erring Individual bad gene to San
Jose. Paper * of arrest were speedily
procured and the alleged culprit appro
bonded.
Mr. Stollo , it is hardly necessary to
observe , stoutly denies the allegations of
his accuser. Ho claims that after ho loft
Gothenburg ho converted the proceeds of
the furniture sale into n draft which ho
mailed to Mr. Toft. The latter gentle
man has not yet received the money and
it is probable that this explanation is a
trlflathin. So far as the North Plotto
crooked work Is concerned , Mr. Stollo
also makes a general denial. Ho claims
that the matter has been entirely ad
justed and that there will bo no proaecn
tlon In that direction ,
STILL HUNTING FOREAGEN.
With A Good Oluo to "Work on , a
Howard of. $100 In Offered
for Ills Murderers.
The search for James E. Ilagon , the
Lincoln tailor , who BO suddenly and mys
teriously disappeared about ono year ago ,
ia still n matter of dally effort on the part
of his friends , and Wednesday the youn
man's father-in-law , Mr. John Morrison ,
of Lincoln , was In Omaha seeking for In
formation to establish the proof , as to
whether a floater raked from the river
last June , buried in the
potter's field and afterwards
oxnmed , to bo Identified as the misting
Hagen , was really him or not. To more
thoroughly probe the bottom of every
theory , and still believing his relative
had been made the victim of foal play ,
Mr. Morrison has retained the services of
an OTport detective , James Davlor , and
through him the following reward la of <
fcrod :
6400 IinWAKD For the arrest and con.
vlction for the person or persons who mur
dered James I ; , llngon on or about March
14 , 1884 , Said Hut-on wag found dead in the
Missouri river , at Omnha. Following is
description of Ilagon : Height , 5 feet , 10
inches ; weight , 145 or 150 ibs ; age , 30 years ;
complexion , light ; yellow mustache ; dressed
in dark Chinchilla overcoit , dark green Prince
Albert coat and \est , and dark pants. He
had a gold watch and chain , with charm , when
last seen. The above reward will bo paid
§ 200 by Gov. Dawes , and $200 by John Mor
risen , of Lincoln , Neb. Address all com
munlcatione to J. Davies , Omaha , Neb.
Mrg. 0. E. Nash , of Milwaukee , is in the
city visiting friends.
1 Thomas II. Hyde of the Evening News nt
Lincoln , was in the Metropolis yesterday.
J. li. Pardoo , W. U. McOord and 1\
Washburn , a delegation of Ulysos gentlemen ,
are at the Paxton.
J. M. Patterson and C. C. King , Platts-
mouth ; J. A , Kehoo , I'latto Contrc ; P. ll'g-
glna , Grand Island ; D. D , Uigoyde , Des
Molnos ; S. S. Campbell , Glenwood ; W. A.
Pheoney , Dubnriuo ; W. J. Wayne , Dantaon ;
A. T. McEldery , Missouri Valley ; D. C.
O'Connor , Homer , Neb. , and C. C. Miles ,
Grafton , are at the Canfiold.
At the Metropolitan : T. J. Murphey ,
David City ; E. R. Deen , David City ; Geo.
II. Powers and son , Beatrice ; T. K. Whit-
taker Delta ; Mra. I. D. Evans and child ,
Button ; J. N. Southgato , Blair ; F. A. Alex
ander , Ainsworth ; S. It. Gregory , Raymound :
0. A. Jtltnkeo , Louisville , and T. R. Leighton -
ton , Plattsmouth , Neb.
At the Millard ; Allen Stollo and wife ,
North Platte ; W. J. Martin , J. W. Biixler ,
North PMte ; J. 0. Post , York ; W. J. McCormick -
Cormick , Montana ; Miss Ella 0. McCormick ,
C. L. ICInzel , Creston ; John Dunn , South
Australia ; A. T , White , Tekamah ; J. Paul-
quest , Teksraah : F. J. Tass , Greta ; J. H.
Cotter , city ; J. W. Anderson , Lincoln ; W.
0. Walton , Blair ; Wallace Stephenson , Ne
braska City ; 0. B. Phillips , wlfu and child ,
Albion ; Albert S. Cole , Nebraska City ; John
Rauh , Pawnee City ; J. W. Hubbard , Wy-
man , and H. L Brockaway.
Thosposial car "Lycoraing" arrived in this
city Wednesday , having as passengers State
Senator Jacobs and wife , Ohilicotho , Ho , ;
State Sanator Van Clove , Macon , Mo. ; Mrs.
Nichols , of New Orleans ; Miss Jossup , the
latter' * sister , of Jefferson City , and Colonel
A. 0. Dawea , general passenger agsnt of the
Kansas City , St. .Too Council Bluffs and
Hannibal & St. Joe railway * . They came
over the Burlington & Missouri road from
PUttamouth. The company waa Joined hereby
by Mrs. Frank Moores , who will accompany
them to their destination and return. The
company left last evening o\er the Burlington
k Missouri , and will first visit Denver , then
go to Salt Lake , thencu to San Francisco ,
and finally to Portland , Oregon , making a
complete tour of the Pacific coast and return
ing In about a month.
BI y Day Oonoert.
The Young Men's OhrlsUan aaioclatlon ,
of this city , propcaa to give to-day a
May Day concert to it * members and
friends. The order of eierciioa will con
form to the following
PART FIRST.
UALI qrAmvna.
1. lledtoy White
Uweri. D. M. McDonald and Will Sloven.
Tenon ; M ir . G. A. Rohrbaugh and R.
B. Tiemayne , ISaueri ,
MAVO DOT.
2. Fotb Orerhiro A , Sootne
Qr&ca IIImeb u/5h / and Mill JennU IIoos * .
I fOB ( lllli BASS DEBT , |
8 , "Hopa B rond" Whlto
Ueun. W , it. Uellor and I. K. Wation.
ruiio SOLO.
4 , 6tk Nooturna L vb o
Prof. J , E. Butler.
TllCOB AND ALTO DDOT ,
5. "Ufa1 * Dw m Is O' " Asch
UIu I.ulu Cremei nd D. I ) , McDonald ,
PART BKCOND.
TtOLIJC AND riiNO PL'IT.
C , lilnmenleid Alar
Miss Lonlse Nut and D , D. McDonald.
7. Eeons from Uary Stuart , "Park at
F6thermg y" Schiller
Hiss KIU McBride.
SOPBANO AND ALTO D0ET.
, "Fly Away Birdllnjr" . Schubert
MIIIM Dalla Dy and Anna Elliott ,
HOPBANO SOLO ,
0. ' "Queen of ths Night" Terry
Mies Llllla Crumberltln.
BASS SOLO.
10 , Bedouin Lova Song Dudley Buck
Thoi. J , Pennell ,
BOKO BT THE AUDIINCB.
11 , "AmerlsV1 Smith
r
THE SINFUL SMOKE ,
Fonr ODinm Joints RaiflEfl Last Mali
and Their flccnpants Arrcstefl ,
A Motley and Sorrowful
Crowd of ColcHtinl
The Tools That Drtvo
C ro ntl
Worry.
M&rali&l Cumminga commenced hi
war last night on the depraving dens ol
infamy nnd sin , known tnoro commonly ,
ns opium-joints , and His Honor Jndgo
Stonborg will bo called on this morning
to officially doil with ono of the most
slngulruly atracgo nrrny cf persons over
brought before him. About 0 o'clock
list evening 0UlcersYhnlcn , Brady ,
Fuller , and ono or two aislstants
started out to mnko the rounds ,
and at 2 o'clock this morning they
had lodged twenty cffodora against
Omaha's pcaco and municipal dignity
behind the iron bus. HI Chung , Long
Chung , George Ohincman , John Chine-
man , Tom Chinaman , Hong Leo , Hong
Chun ? , Wa Shin ? , Leo Waugh , Tong
Wnugh , Shoo , Lee Gruigh , Stone HI ,
Wing Lee , Sing Daugh and John Gaugh
are Bomo of the fantastic names which
Tom Pleronor , the jailor , has put down
on his register , nut if ho Is able to toll
by this morning who they all stand for ,
a feat worthy of high recognition will
have boon accomplished.
In all , four places were visited , their
locations balng at the corner of Dodge
and Thirteenth streets ; on Twelfth , be
tween Dodge and Dooglas basement
quarters ; on Twelfth , between Douglas
and Farnam. Fonr full outfits of opium
smoking tools , pipes , material and the
entire pariphornalla for carrying on a
complete and systematic business were
secured.
Ono of the pipes when taken to heaJ-
qnartors was found to ba nicely loaded
and ready for use. Probably its fair ,
frail victim , became frightened .just in
time to make her escape from being ar
rested. At ono piico the officers cap
tured three inmates , Bob Smith , Molllo
and Charles Reed. They too were
marched up along with tholr almond-
eyed associates and given quarters for
the n'ght in a cell. In another of the
dons four female users of the
lifo-robblcg drug had comfort
ably reposed themselves and were fixing
to enjoy a sensational dream of dollqht
among farles , when they heard the of
ficer * , and managed to got out through a
back way and etcape.
Altogether the arrests number about
twenty-five and twenty of them were
Chinamen. Each Celestial , judging from
the pile scon at headquarters , had a re
volver concealed about his person. AH
were searched and the contents of their
packets taken charge of. At each of the
joints ono man waa left to act as a guard
for the safety of their effects. The ofli-
ccra and reporters were offered clgats
and eatables , such as sweet cake , by
those "pipers , " but fearing the creation
of appetites that might lead them Into
opium-Inviting paths , they were very
chary about accepting. The two white
men and ono white woman , who
gave their names as Smith and Reed ,
looked pnln , haggard and sleepy. They
were evidently old frequenter * and are
completely In the toils of thefaacinatlng
doamon.
The tools for i's nao are quite interest
ing and ornamental objects , carved , pol
ished , painted and finished In the meet
attractive Chinese fashions.
LEGAL LOEE ,
Demurrers in the Garncau-Wndo
Case Murpliy'a Answer Tlio
County Court ,
Parko Godwin , Esq. , attorney for
Jamoa Qornoau , filed a aocond set cf dc-
raurrora to the petition of Eflio Wade ,
who hai sued the defendant for
seduction , otc. The grounds alleged are
insuQiclonoy of cauto of action , aa out
lined In the petitions drawn up by the
lawyers of Eflie Wado. It will ba re
membered that Mr. Garnoau filed demur
rers , once before , to the petitions of the
plaintiff , which wore afterwards amended
and rofiled. It is claimed that the papers
are , legally opeaklng , still unable to "hold
water. "
Olty Attorney Oonnoll , who ropro-
eoata Mr. P. F. Murphy , the respondent
in tlio quo warranto proceedings of ex
Mayor Gluse , filed two Important papers
this morning in the district court. One
woshla answer to the default proceedings
nhlch had been entered on account of his
neglect to file answer to the petition
of Mr. Obaie , before or on the 27th. Mr.
Oonnoll states that ho waa called to Lu-
coln to sirguo a cue before the snpromo
lourt , Immediately prior tD the 27th and
hits the matter slipped hie mind , until
ho order of default was made. Ho con'
iludes by reminding the court that Mr
lurphy's term expired before tbo 27th
nd henca proceedings of ouster could
grant Mr. Ohud any relief.
The second paper la the answer of Mr.
Murphy to the original quo wnrranto doc
ument filed , and the pmpar upon the ar-
guwant of df nM will bi based , when
fcoaelng Ia glren to the cue , In the ren <
that tlio proceedings of default ar du-
misled. ThU dooument ieU forth
That tke ofllco to which aald Ghom-
plom S. OkaM was slioUi M iet forth In
said pstitton , explrixl prior to the roturt
dy of tha summoni and the time fixet
fdr- filing an answer thtreon , and tha
pmr to such Unto tliaiald Murphy ceued
to act u mayor of Omaka , and that M
natUr of law no jidgnint sf ouster can
b rendered herein r other lelle :
granUd ,
2. That prior to th 17th day of March
1885 , the said Champion U. Obaso waa
lawfully removed from aaid ofilcn o
mayor by the aotUn and proceedings o
tbo olty council duly hd and taken in
that behalf. "
DIBTftlCT COUBT.
Judge Wakely gare tha greater per
tlon of his attention yesterday to hoario
arguments In the case of Richards et ai
TI. Bertieen et al. It Is an appeal cai
brought up from the connty court on
motion praying for an Injunction agains
the collection of a judgment. The mat
ter wai laken under advisement.
The following oasts were dlspesed c ;
Wm. F. Lanlg vs. Edward 0. Nelson
eontinued at plaintiffs coit.
Snider vs. Howell , continued by con
sent.
sent.Richards
Richards YJ. Barttlson , filed rep ]
with leave.
Kiowits vs. Penzorjsobam , dismissed a
coit of defendant.
Tbo State ex rel. Champion S. Ohaa
TI. Patrick F , Murphy. The default se
aside and defendant Is allowed Initanter
Onuhn National Bank vs , The Oily o
Omaha , Dlsmlstcd without prejudice.
COUNTY COUIIT.
Jndgo McOulloch is snugly onsoonscd
in his now quarters In the court house
and Is looking happy and ptoud of his
beautiful room.
The snlt of Emma D. Van Etten
against the city of Omnha was commenced
in this court to-day , < o recover $1,000
damages to properly from grading ,
"Itaao Lovl vs George Mnldoon"5s the
title of n sail In forcible entry ana de
tainer commenced to-tl y.
The case of Reman vs. Csrr , called for
trlil yesterday afternoon In the county
conit , was continued until May 7.
A BIG HAUL ,
A Man En llouto to Onllfornln Visits
n Negro Dlvo ml Loses Flvo
Hundred Dollars ,
A man giving the name cf Cent ad
Hasaell , with tickets rending for 0 11-
'ornla , stopped oil in Omaha , aud last
night was taking in the town. Ho vhit-
od among other places , the garret en
Douglas street bntwoon Twelfth and
Eleventh ntocts , ocouplod by three negro
prostitute ] , Delia Green , Clara Thomas ,
nnd Minnie Howard , nil well known in
lollco circle , and of most nntavory re-
mto oven among their own class.
Haacll had selected ono of theao per-
ons for his boor-drinking party and
after some time suddenly missed , as ho
laimod , a roll of $100 bills , five in all.
Io exhibited , so the woman Delia ad-
nits , a fifty dollar note , two twenty dolor
or gold pieces and some silver. Ho had
omo $45 on his person whan searched at
ho jail , wbero ho was placed , along
with his three female friends. Officer
Srady arrested the outfit about 11
o'clock. Officer Whalen took the woman
) olia , and accompanied by Officer Fuller
nd n reporter for the BEE , searched the
cost from top to bottom , but of conrao
without success , for not only are the
ccusod occupants "slick" offenders , but
bo rickety roost affords numerous cracks
nd crevices in which ten times $500
ould easily bo hidden , not to speak of
10 facility with which money could ba
> asaed out to an acsompllto.
The women declare that the man Has-
011 tolls a falsehood about the $500 , but
dmlt the $50 note , two $20 gold pieces
nd silver , ( $ -15 of which were found on
its peraon ) leaving the $50 bill unac-
onnted for. The police were prompt In
Ills matter' , seizing the outfit as
ulckly as the alarm was given ,
nt there Is no tolling how long
tie robbery had been committed , if com
mitted at & 1I , because the nun had boon
looping ( according to Delia's story ) for
omotimo on the miserable straw mattress
hatWhalcn tossed and searched. Tom
'ieronet had a houseful about 2 o'clock
fall s'zaa ' , ages , colors and nationalities ,
> nt t ho stowed thorn away , packing
tie opium sellers In ono place , the darkey
tilcves in another , the men opium fiends
n another , the festive $500 California
.ourist . in another , while- the lady with an
lias sat aiono In her meditations upon
iie iluetlrg pleasures of the pipe , ' Judge
Itcnberg will have a busy day of It this
lay-day.
THE EXPOSITION BUILDIN& ,
Tbo Articles of Iteaso Filed Yciter-
day Moraine Outlines of tbo
Flan.
Yesterday marning there were filed in
10 office of the connty clerk the articles
f the lease secured from A. J. Poppleton
> y the Exposition Building association ,
o the lots 5 , G , 7 and 8 , in block 75 ,
fifteenth and Capitcl avenue.
The lease , which is for thirty yean ,
tipulates amoug other things that tor
ho first five years the annual rental shall
be $1,200. In the year 1890 , when the
ivo year term has expired , both parties
o the lease shall refer the matter of
ental for the balance of the term to a
mutually agreed upon beard of apprals-
rs , who shall fie the rent. In case the
ettloment is not satisfactory , appeal
ball be had to the couita.
Tbo lessor agrees to pay tbo taxes
to , , upon the property , while iho lessees
ro to pay for one-half the first cost of
iaviog the streets adjacent to the lota ,
he material selected to bo asphaltum.
The building which is to bo put up
must bo of brick , to cost not loss than
? 20COO , for ono half of which amount
t muse bo Insured. All improvements
afterwards to bo placed upon the prop
erty must bo free from all Incumbrancos ,
iocs , etc.
At the expiration of the thirty years'
erm , the building will revert to lessor.
The email wooden building on the
rourtoenth street eldo will bo removed
mmcdlately.
Mr. Mendehsobn , of the firm of Men
delssohn & Fisher , has been invited to
draw up plans for the structure and he
ias agreed to submit thorn In about ten
days or two weoks.
The general features of the projected
exposition building have been outlined
n the columns of the BEE ,
It It Intended to construct a building
covering the entire half of the blockwith
a rojular sealing capacity of 3,000 , and
extraordinary provUlon for 4,000 , mat
lug a total capacity of 7,000. The build
ing will bo used for miuical and operatic
festivals , political conventions , Urge re-
ilglooa meetings , and when not employed
for either of these pvrpoies will probably
ba uied aa a skating rink with a floor 80
feet by 220. It will bi heated by steam ,
llghtod by electricity , thoroughly vontl-
laud and well llgkUd by day ; It wll'
have ample mean * of exit and every con'
vonlence which modern ingenuity anbrdi.
On the Fifteenth street aldo there will bo
a ftorlei of apartments , reception parlor ,
ladiei and gcnU toilet rooms , skalo room
room , etc. A ipiclons gallery will be
placed about the four tides of the build
ng.
ng.To the acoustic properties of the build
Ing special attention will bo paid , and In
thU reipect one of the finest auditoriums
In the west will be provided.
It li expected that the work of excav
atlon for the foundation will be com
menced about June lat. A gentleman
connected with the uiociatlon , said in
conversation with a reporter to-day tha
the intention of the projectors of the
scheme w s to have all the contract
lat before the last o
May. Mr. B. F. Smith , wh
ho a large interest In the association
will return to his homo in Boston abon
the first of June and BS ho is a gentlomai
of ripe experience in building matters , i
is desired to allow the expoiitio
scheme the full benefit of his counsel.
Picture Cardi and advertising noveltle
tt Cotter' * Printing Home , 1314
SPECIAL NOTICES
TO LOAN MONEY ,
MONKY Tolcwn on chattel * , Woclley ft Harrison
Itoom 20 , Omaha National bank building
864 U
VrONF.Y loaned at Id * ntes.ln kmour.t * to mil or
l > lchftttel , < ollater ls or other good iceuilty. Flntn
d I exch&Ago , 1103 K n m st. S5S-mlf >
m rONEYTO LOAN On real esut nj chattel )
i > l D. U Thomas. TIQtt.
Loanid on chattel * , cut ra i , It. !
itlokcta ooughtand told. A. Forman13 3 , Uth 8
079 If
\ f ONKT IX ) AN ED at C. F. Reed &Co' . Loan odlc *
l\l on lutnlture , planet , her ea , wagons , persona *
propcrtf o ( all kind * and alt othe rtitlcln ot
( rlthout removal. Ovtr lit National Bank.oorrtr 13th
and Farnam , AU builneM itrlctly oODfldontlal
TO LOAM In turns ol 1300 and upward.
MOHKT Davis and Co. , IUaI KiUla and Loan
Affents , U05 Farnam St. 213 11
WANTED FEJIALE DELF.
W AXTKD-A girl 17H California it.
-A ROC J girl for cinetal lioiuo work 1817
W Lblcago St. tS
TITANTKD A nnrso glil ! apply to Allan" , itlllatd
> > hotel. 021-1
\T7A > ( Tit > A wet nurse , 19.9 Farnam Street ,
7AMitD-Dlnlnt | room ghl ) at t'iclDc holla,10th
W ami Uiueoportst. 8tB SOp
-A si 1 for general house work at 704 south
W Eighteenth et. SSS-SOp
A good ir.1'1 to do dlnlrg room work and
WASTKD work In kitchen. Apt ly at once at Nor-
rls' rarlor jcstauiant , 117 North 10th St. 027-lp
TT AMFD-An acH\n voung ltdycxpeticnccd In reV
V > tail dry poods bu.lnesi. "A li" Die olllco.
03030
- for general homo work , Ocrm'ii
WAMRD-dlrl uoith 19th St. OOBSOp
- for ttencral hou o work ; Kn ! > &
WiMiD-GIrl ; but competent help need applv.
nqulrc of Mrs N J bdhotm , 2111 Chicago St. 004-1
Olrl for general house work , rnuit bo
W good washer and Iron r,1014 Iloirard street. In
family of two. 811 33p
Two eiperlenced shirt makers at onco.
WiVTKO '
CinHcld Mtn'l'g Co. W2-1
WAXTID A nur-e girl , mutt take meali at home ,
room 3 , Gooi hotel. 896 SOp
W 'ANTED A good girl for kitchen work ; good wa
ges ; 1418 Didge St. 833-lp
'ANTKD-Oil for general houie work ; good wa
W ges to good glrL MrsCorbctt , 1018 iloward ,
813 2p
ASTID Flr t-olais dining room girl at the Met
W ropolitan hotel ; none other need apply. 824 tl
ANTED A goodoookat 820 South 10th St.
W 7t5-tf
"T7ASTKD 18 good girls , 7 experienced cooks
I > Omaha Kmployment Bureau , 1120 Farcam St.
701-tf
ts for " Protector
WANTED-L dy agon "Queen
dilsy Btocklng and skirt supporters , eh outdo
> r&co * , bustles , bosaii forma , dims ehltlds , lattty
jolts , nloevo protector , etc. ; entirely new dot Ices un-
rcccdentt J praflts ; wo have SCO ipcnts waking 8100
onthiy. Address with stamp , Ell Camphill & Co ,
South lf y St. , Chicago. 079 m9p
WANTED MALE HELP.
T7ANTPU A German prescription droff o'crk sin
' I tie ! references luqulrcd. Address DBojden ,
rand Itlind , Not ) . 031 Cp
TTANTKD Good canvoners to o'cuio orders forour
V An irlcan edition of the Revised Bit le , libaral
rms acd good teultoryxtll at 14JM Dadiro st. Wm.
. /lexacdor , Uantger Western ti ran eh. Henry Bill
ubllshlng Co. 8694
- flrsto'asg furniture salcsmiri. Nona
WANTKD-A
need to aptly unless j ou ha > o ifool rcfcrerco as
o ability and character , jr. F. Martin. SOStf
SITUATIONS WANTED.
ITJivrHD Eltuitlon by a lady to do housa wrrk or
'V tuaoud work In a rcupcctablo family ; call 16th
nd Capitol aye , , at bakery. 019 SOp
X7ANTKD By man who owrs horse and delivery
'V ' wagon : any kind of uehvery wcrk. Address
Q Bates , city. 017-lp
WANTKU-Situation bv a cirl In a good prltate
family or fit at class hotel , call er addrets 009 16th
028 SOp
TiTASTBtt Situation by an expeilenccd double en-
rV try book-keeper ; address LE Align , Woodbine ,
owa. 878-lp
WAKTKD potltlon by a young man with 6 year *
experlencj In a country store , cun glre good
ocoaimondatloue. Address " 0. It. W. " Boa oillco.
835 2p
Pcslthn : Experienced short-hand and
WAvrxD writer desiring to rome west. Owns tJa.
Remington machine. Address , W. E. , Care nee ,
ouncll BluCT . 773-30
MISCELLANEOUS WAKTS.
Room and board for lad ; and child 3
WANTku
5eats oldIn the subcrba er on Ihenill preferred ;
eferencos given and requl.ed. Inquire 1612 Capitol
venue. 018-lp
WANTED For casb , a drl\Ing horse , clean limbed
uoodutle , 16 hands high crlor bay or brown ;
must bo lound. Address Ceo 1 Drum , Opera homo
lock. :6-tf
WiM-uii Sinclo jouoj ; roan of quiet habits , room
with southern exposure In ( lean neighborhood
n reipccttble private family within HIBV ilUtanco of
Union raclflo depot , srcond story preferred ; state
crm ) . Address "Ilrazos" Bee olllco. 63-tOp
ITlTAVTi'u To buy a house and ot on monthly pa )
V1 mtnts , state prUo and location. Addrcs * " 11 \ "
ee otlice. 870 30
WANTJB A manor woman In o\erycountry In U
U $ > .26 eamplo free t7& per month , salary or
ommlsalon , Send stamiL Paul Talel , Cliltazo 111.
810-ra lp
W ANTED A good family koreo at 1605 Tarnam St.
78-tf
WWAITED
WAITED To rent a largo ( urclihod room , In
Blater'a block 16th and Ca'llornb , with board ,
190 a few rnoro table boaidcra 76211
? 3 60 will bur one docon Ho cr Dro'a
trlppleplaUdtablelinUoa at Jfoojy'i china
tore.corucr I Okb and Davenport st. i < 5 tl
E > ery ady In need of a sewing machine -
WANTKD
chine , to see the new Improrod American No.
. P. E. Flodman & Co. agents ; 220 N Iflth. SIStf
fOR KENT-HOUSES AND LOTS.
Fen RiiT Two itoref , pppoiUe the Eipodllon
building to b built tbl * tummer , corner 16lh
nd Capitol are. S69-4
[ TICK HUT A et.re cheap 803 n.rlb 16th. '
P * 00-p
| 7 E jLiar 10 a M on W ( t Leavenirorta t. AP
L1 TVk.ja Cuin.U . 88J.ll
DVa IINT Uouuon Chi MHO itif.t , bttwMD HU
aodlltk. loqulre ol John Bwllt 875 SOp
FOR EuiT XdW beuM 11 ( rooms ready Uay 1st ,
lii a DoaU ; Uquire ol Q E Thonnton , S W cor
llta and Ilaroer. Ml tt
F a RIOII Br ck ootUge on Uierman ave. , I roots
pantry , clweU , to. . In therough ripilr ; largi
be greu d. i YT Paddoek , 1017 Capitol ave.
ave.WJSOp
Foa 1UT A cottage S roomu witk lummer kitchen
fceward BUeet , betwe n Campbtll and Irene st
FOR KUT Three etcry and btMtnoat , brick ivor
Un JroBt-iSi per month.
Two > ew stores en Uth Bt 110 montk ,
* * w w n v v vu * u * jf v per UWM each
C. K.Vfayn , B. W. Oor. Hth and rtrnam. m 4
Fen HIT 10 room house , modern Improvement ! .
JJedfotd , Beuir L Davl ( , 313 S. Uth bl. 7t8tf
Fu soar New store ro m 21x79. JnoErrkfl7 , ! N
lOthat (92 M
PBBUT fbreeitory trick itoie bulUlrw ; en
qnlie ctEJward HorrU Co. , room HCrounie
Oloek. 467 tf
F H XIXT Store dwil lw ( atUchdrw. p rnontl
D L Tbottts. fJ05 tl
TTtOR KENT t 8reom housoe Inqube Jno.
J ? Uirtoo.BmelUng worki , or BU NoiUi Bt.
10 Ml
FOR UKRT New oottage , 6 rooms. , Itlppt Ite
161S 8 6th IL 4tl
HAOH KENT dtore building 44I8U thrto itoryaui
bMemeat Ho , UOanJ 112 Uth. Inquire HI
D < xlge Bt BOJ
F OS KENT rorulahed cotUge , 7 roou-.i , wltl
oloxU , raalry , ta , In b t looallty In City MI
pay tent with board. Call la alUrnooa at 626 I'lex *
nt 81 J70U
n > OR BKNT Thref brlek itortt comer ISth and
JL1 Cumlng St , J U McCagae , Agent. 4B1 at
ROOMS FOR RENT.
rum IlKN'T Fipnlihrd rooms , modern lmnro\c-
1 menl , th and Capitol ate. 016 i
"ITtoli RKVTncll futnUhfil rooms In UfdlcV'sblcxsk
J'J&19 MrnanuRoodlofatlrn.rlfmant tor two or 4
gentlemen. Inquire ol DK Duinet' , 21S oouth 13th
trcef. B15-lp
WAMrn 2 r 3 toomi for ll ht hoii o-lic { lor ,
contrail } IrrttH for irrntlemanand , otate
ptlce. AddreM"WSH' HOfl Vatnam St. 9030)1 )
Ton RUM Ki ly ( urnl he > l fionl room large anl
' airy * Ith u > ( of o'gan K dcdred , smith iet oor
1Mb and Cllogo streets 3 Mocks notth of l'o t mllce.
Sifltf
TT'oR RKNT A lawjer no root ilculralle dcik room
X1 In cll furnlihe d olllco , roomi 7 and F , 215 couth
14th it. MM
FR nT Furnished rooms 1621 Capitol ve.
907 mJO
F Ion RKNT Futnlihed south front loom room ItiOl
Karnatri. 003 Ip
FFOR
FOR Rit\T A UrgohanJipmtlvtturibl-cdfrrntiftt
lor , bay * lndoMtrodetn ; convenience ! ; ilo two
small rooms 1750 C | Hoi are. tlfll-Sjp
FOR RRVT-FuinUtiotl rooms for KtnlleJicn , it 701
iculli Klghtccnth it. f0 S9p
Jon RMT-SiiHo ot rocmi centrally located , well
flnlihed saltable for cflico orlhlng rooitl. E if
Eaton , 111 louth Uth St. 894 tt
T7oiiRi < iT-3or6rootTH rlo'ct , cellar , city water.
I1 Itqtilra at COS North 18th BI. 707 ! p
I OR RKVT Ofllaa and ttiltd lloir suitable for whole.
F e lo or lEamiUeturlnc. at 1207FaruimSt ,
SfOtf
Ncnly furnished front room Oil routh
tPoannvT 1 . 87 - p
FomtFNr Kurnlshid room lor one ortwo gentle
men , 3 blocks from Pest olllco ; Inquire Opera
Dou o Cigar factory. 817-lp
-Nlctly furnished rooms 1613 Dodge.
872 Ip
ForcnriXT Two rooms at 91 , per rxonth ; nrk at
12i7 south 14th st. 802-p
F IOK RKNT- Furnished room 131S Jackson st.
8(2-m0 ! ! | )
; "on RX\T Furnished front room with homo com-
forts , SKoornorll th and CMS. ' 840-2p
F I OR RKxr Nloely furnished rocm fcr 2)gcmlemen )
2226 UoJgo. 864 tf
F I OR RUST Handsomely furnlihod rooms. Address
"W. " lleo oOico. 863-2
F OB ( ittST-FurniBhcd room , ltn board. Suitable
tor tno gentlemen. 1417 Howard. 778 SOp
"ii
TOR RKNT-Suite of rooms , bath room conncctsd ,
J1 for tour gentlemen , also room for gentleman and
wife 1th nrat-clasa board. 1021 Burt. 793 tf
Rr > -With board rno nicely furclthed front
FOR , with gig and bath. 1410 Jones St.
St.8o430p
REST-Nlcn farnlthed rocma lultabla ( ortwj
FOR . . 220 > UodgoSt. 7B7-S p
FOR IIK.NT Two hrpo frnnt rooms furnished or un-
furnlnhcd oanfonlentto board. N. W. Cor ZCth
andncU tcrSt. 70011
FOR HUNT Nlcoly furnUhed front room for lady
aud gjntloman ; Inqulra G21 Pleasant St. 712 tf
FUR llENT-Nlccly lurnlshod rooms 1617 Davenport
722.jp
IOR HI-NT A furnished front room with use of par
lor , with email family , 2107 Chlcajfr tt , 727-2p
F I OR RKVT Elegant newly furnUhed roomi 2326
Dcdxe et. 607-tf
C
R ; With board.detlrablcf a summer. Apply
at St. Charles Hotel. 237-11
FOR KENT Several One cITlccs In Crounjo' block ,
Inquire Ed Norrls , room 10 Craunse block
DS4tf
F 10R KENT-Furnlshed room 1810 Dodju. '
F 1011 UKNT-Nlcely furnished rooms at 1718 Cass
St. 230 tf
FOR SALE FARMS.
IORHALR 120 acres good land within 60 mile ? of
F
Omaha , new house , good stable , living water ,
school bouse ; n the land and ono inilo from rail nay
station ; terma casj. W U Orccn , over let Nat'l Bank.
035 tf
FOR BALK-Faim anil unimproved land lets and
house on long credit B& it Land ofllco , 620 C.
ISth St. Vadick < \ & Goantner. [ 63-rrlSp V
FOR BALK Good farm In Washington Co. ; 171
crc ; 80 acres cultltated ; good buildings ; fine
orchard ; running water ; all foacod. Edward Norrti I
Ca , room 19 Crounso Block. 74tf
FOR SALE HOUSES LOTS.
F i Iwo lots In blocks , Hanscom place ,
60x180 , east front , finest location In the city ; ap
ply to W U Alexander , HOS Dodge street , or J A
Wakefleld. E01-CO
FOR BALK Special Bargains 2 splendid earner
lots on red car line ; cheap.
Full lot , N. 20th at , hotso 0x28. 2200.
Cor , lot 60x137,12th and Dorcas , house aa J etable. (
1700 ,
Corner lot , Ifth and torcis , O'xl32 , $1000.
Lot 60x117. l ) rtet"6 ! add , i room house , JOOO oilh.
Cor. Catherine and I'onpleton tt , Hauicom [ lace , 4
room house S1.4CO
CorGro\eandDavtnport8t.lC5xl24 , bouae 20x24
and etable , (1,400.
Ch ice 4 acre let , Vratt's sub dlr , $1000.
Cor lake and 17th tt , cast front , 1674x140 , 6 room
home , $3600 ,
4 lota. Burr Oak add. east fr"nt , $2r > 07 ,
Lot 80x183,1'lerce.uiar S3J nt , south front , 5 room
houfe , barn , $2600.
Lot 76xIOj , cost front , li tqaurcs from Et Mary'a
Avenue , $1400.
820-1 I'ALLSP.S & Co , 1613 Farnam street.
FOR BALK llouto full lot , well , cistern , bim.oll In
good condition , ono block from street cars 11 800
easy terma WII Orotn , over lit Nat'llUuk. rHI-tf
F'OR BALK Tno cottages and luta Virginia ate. one
block south of St Mary's a > o. St care § 503 cash ,
balance on loni ; time. Jmoo Adams Frcuzer block
> pp , V. O. 017-tf
FOR HAtr Good 6 room houno , lot 60x132 feeteas
front , $1300 ; $100 cish , bilinco (15 per month.
. n OICCD , oer 1st National bank. SSltf
FOR SALE , MISCELLANEOUS.
i , Olt HAl.E A pair of extra geed work hotstr ,
1 weihlng about 1,400 pounds each ; flvoyotn eld ,
ound and will broken. Heaeen for selling , too
aluable for my builneo. InijuircatOeo. Hcaton't ,
i28 IJroadwaj , Council BluHd. B.I 7
FOR BALK Spring limbs at (3. per head dcliu red
to an ) part of tbo city ; l.o frcih cow a Tele
phone number (03. Henry Teal , Slat and California
Ituete. 024 Op
FOR BlLH-Fllty torn of hay cheap , Cut off lake.
John U'Donnell , Florence Lake. 194 Ip
FK KALI At a bargain , a good lot aud new liouie ;
with loiolture , UOSOeorila Ave. K U luttu ,
' Ily. 07-6p
iOR KALI OR xxCDAioi-Btate iluhtunJsra r lui-
'i > Me U B palrut , ( agtloultural macjjint ) can be icIJ
out In couuty tlyhta wllb frekt profit by aiycne ko
has had a lltl'e experienc * uitliimin. Address "f
o ieotEo offlc4 , 898-lp
TT'oaiil.i-IMfllnblobkS , IMIck'i ailditlen 75
JD fM eatt front , 01 Oflorgla Ave , iplendld lite for
But reiUto * * ; aU lot C in bl ck I , lUnrcoio plaor.
M f t eait froat en Oiorgla are. very lightly ami
dtilrabl * . Inquire ot Wm II Altxandtr , UCi.0 de
. 693-1
F'oa IL Oae ol the nobblxt single rlgi In town
phaetoa , borie and baroeuj Inquire at Club ita.
k W5BO
'e ' WL Afredi uKdictw at Edhdnt & ICrtok.
Of. 87- } *
| 7 > OR BALK For HI down and WO per mcatb I
f will build aa ulef ut five room cottage , with
Borcbe * . eloetU , tar wUdow brick ll r , d Mr .oea
ioiue , lu. , til .with t o kU iloely feoied the whole
all complete | 1ON. The oolUireito bebuUlat once
coatiatte tor ten have already been let. Call al ny
office andaeevlan of oottaee , location Le. ifilng
your frlendi along , 0 , E. ilayne , loutb-weat ooruei
Uth and Faruim. 907.a 0
TTiO [ < HL Piano , a > 7U ) upright piano > t a bir-
I1 ' gain , 171 ° I > ouglai. 7:3 mil
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
IILUTATI tHOknw l.obeck & Co , 121J Karnara
itrettcoraer )3ib , real o t tu btuxbt and sold
on cemmlwion , xch npsol rial or pertonal proper
ty effectedthe ; patr uaEetfpartltibariDKrcalcitate
or etocVi ol geode to nil or ezchinge at reteonable
pileo , lisollclUd , ana will have eur lw > t ttcr tion.
CCStl
PERSONAL.
Orerton w | < | call attbe olfloe
JL tWoajjO Lumber Co , be will greatly oblige them ,
8101
PiRaoML-II you want * detcctltr , lend your ad
ad4rt * to the Uaahk Detective Agiucy , P 0 box
6 , oUlcen S16 south 14th it. (19 mS7
MueiiumD mldwlle rocelree ladles In htfhouu
lor ovafiaemeot , H 1132 Huth 18th 81 .Omaha
718-2P
MM K. M Hccrta , Tranre clairvoyant , and hfal.
Ing medium ready for bntlncM over No BM 8 K
corner 16th and Wtbsitr. Teims rcMonabK 485 mlo
TO EXOHANOE ,
170R IAUIOR Mriiitotdcrire ! to retire from but-
Jt I"'and offer my Jtore ami itock of goo.1 * , In
Shemeld , flmean Co , llllncl" , con l ttng cf gto cries
book * , elatllner ) , notion * , cigar * Ao , lor MO or In
exchange for Nebrask * or Kansas Uml , tree Irom
nlcumbrancpoods ! or tare soil separately or to
gether , Addre < 9 II P Humphrey , SS7-4
To xuilAVOR-t tu\e nfly thoumml acrts of Chej
enrio oounly land which I CAM exchange at flgurrs
which will be proBUllo lot eastern property. Come
and gee It. W. J. Vannlco , Sidney , Neb SCH-tl
'no mcil\on-J40 acres cll Improvol land } mile
.Ltrum Ka cx , Iowa , for a stock cf concral mcrrhan *
illdo or hardware. Addresl John Llnilorholni , Ki cx
oS4 tl
J'OK HAIK-Or exchange. Weha\otnr eale the
exclusho right In this state to Mil the coal
ecnorulzer and Boot destroys , dostroye the § oo and
will MVO twenrj per cent on coal , will sell county
Menu or the Utc , or will exchauifo for real o tat or
JU7 rood property on application will tend sample
Iff al and Klve pattlcularn. llcaon ( for icllliiK
vn r cannot ( the It hl attention : a rare chance for
lu > un ! UtdfotdScuer.V.Da\lti. ITS tl
BUSINESS OHANOES.
170(1 ( ijur-n rbo' shop 1 Intoicil or whole of n 4
-T chair ( hop , peed location aud town ami good trade
ol'Jcct for r-ollinK' , polttr Into another bminsn Xlor-
ton , fc Hock , Sjhtjlsr , Web Oil 2p
} 7on 1 8At - The oldest nd l-mt paying ronfccthn-
errand toy AtorolnUrtnd IM-nJ , at > errce n-
abteicrmi. Adilreii Henry JU'jcr , UranJ lilind ,
Kob , I1. O box 657. 026 1
FeRMW llarduarottoik anil utoro InlUo to n
on U&Mll In NcbrMkn ; lno'co about S25M ;
good reason for telling. Add re ! s "L" Bcooulio.
_ _ _ _ _ _ 8.13 30p
ForisjiBoiinpvr-i ta'ojn IIIKOOI ! looalltj , lot
inilldlnKMidtlxtnres Apply to John A Kiolitu
No 1305 Douglas St , Omiht , Neb. 091 tf
TJVm RAH At a bargain , n well otttbiltt-cdcrooorr
J' buslDtss. CM at or nddrees "A & H" No S207
Cumlng st. 822 Ip
Tr-onFALis-Tho oldest ceUbHshnl Ihery buslnwa
X1 In Omaha and the good will thereof : 34 horses , 0
hacks , 20 bugglrs and family carrltgta , band watoni ,
polo buggtis , full complement ot double and elntie
harno s and all appurtenances ol a ( list cl w t < lIc.
Mll Kho6 yearn loieo of the grounds and bultdlogt.
Is ' In the centre ol tbo buMnets rortlon ol tha city
and doing ; a good trade Good terms can be baa.
W. H , Green , o\cr 1st Nat'l llank , Omaha , Neb.
_ 802 tl
FOR SALK-In Oakland Neb flret clasameat market
al o the furnl ure ol the St Paul hotel. For par-
tlculara , Inquire or wrlto Wlggern & UchllDg.Oailand
Neb. flu mlO
POR BALI Drue store In a dcsirabla locality ! wit
Imolco about $1.603 UOPattenon , NE corner
ISth and Farnam , 430-tf
Tj JK BALK Or exchange a full stock tf clothing
J ? boots and shoos , gent' furnUhlnggoode , wltlox.
change lor Nebraska Lands. O. U. FetereonB04 S.
10th St. , Omaha , Mob. V35 tl
BOARDING.
TT11RST-CLASS Bed and board 1212 Capitol avo.
12oS5
A good room and hoard for two puitle-
BOARDIMI a rrl\ate faculty at COS south 17th street
onery rcascniblo terms 003 SOp
LOST AND FOUND.
FotM > NcwfoundlanddoK with mark L 39. O n-
tr mar get him bick by payltn admtlsiment ,
ffltblnSdaju , No 1H2 rarnam st , 9 4 SOp
S8TiuOn April 2'dn ! ntk bay hnrao about 8
j cars old , black rrnno inJ tall ; a liberal reward
i ] | ha paid for Its return tocoinor 12th and Dotlge.
CK llcollelJ , 8336U
BIISOELLANEOUS.
Alt , goods lift over three nionthn , must bo called
\\lthinSOdij8 A Dcrn , Djer 1017 Cumings
itreot , between 19th and 0tb 022 1
'T'AKi'N IP On 26th ol Aprl" , at Prlca L ke grounds
X na old hty marc , Iront ftct ehwl ; white BiJiHo
ipol ; owner can have tame by calllogon thngrounds
ind pa > Ing oil coeta. 800 u-25
CJ ? FCOft Wanted on notoi eccured by mortgage
SDO OUVJ on property north $7,00 , hilt to be
injabloln ono ytnr , oalance In two yeara , will gho
ten per cent tntcrcet and also a bonus ol J500 lor the
HBO of the money. Address "Loan" Bee office
770 tf
PASTLRi' On Elkhorn and rialto. T. Hurray.
800-U
flnrw BIU KR rxo , Ita fruit flivoroj , taga redeemed
ati-iio oentcashbj the dcalcre. Poycke tiros. ,
tgohta. ( 6SS tf
TMiTRUcrios on banjo given by O E Oellen-
1 beck , at 1110 Capitol me. 4SO-tt
vaults , Mnks and ccsapooli c'oanod ' any time
PRUT
otthe day In an entirely odoileg ) way with our
Improved pump aod apparatus Orders by mail
promptly attended to. A. Evan ? , office and residence
1208 ledge St. up stairs 409 m7p
fliiKW BIIA PR TAO , It does not taint the breath , taga
V/redecmod / at one cent each by the dealers. 083 tf
uoca-J J UcLiln haa for Bale tha best
LIQHT7OXO
rodi manufactured In the United States annealed
Uctilcstetl center covered with sheet copper , orders
it ce vrcdi or repairing old ones promptly attended
to Address 1011 Sauncleis et. 3SO rnS
B , does not give you hotrt hum
Olagsicdccmedatonecent , each by the dealers
_ 6S3 tf _
PRIVY , vaults , filnls and cempools cleaned at the
shortoet notice and satisfaction guaranteed hy K ,
O. AbcJ. 1' . O. Box 878 490 m2p
uma , iyj8 > 81
BOTTLES.
. , . Bavaria
Pikuor . * . . . ? Bohomian.
. . - * . < - * . . .Brnmeii.
DOMESTIC.
. . . * . . . . St , Louis.
. Inhaaoor . . . . . St. Louie.
Soat'n. . . . _ .
3ohlitz-Pil0ner _ . Milwaukee.
ffratj'a . Omaha.
Aln. Porter , Doraoatio and Rhino
Wine. m MAURKB ,
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W. P. PJECK & CO.
( Successors to Pock , Kern tf Slbley ,
MORSE , ROSE & CO.
OF CHICAGO ,
Hating secured a private wire direct to the
cage Board ot Trade , we nreprepand to execute or
dors promptly. We lake a full uuktt report. Coun
try buslneai a specialty. Iteterenoei , Unllod SUUi
Nationa IBank. Telcpliono 210. N ff. corner ISth
ASTHMA CURE
This Invaluable ipeo'flo readily and permanently
ourenU kinds olAnhma , The moet lUtlcate and
oceitaiyJIngcueeiUld promptly to IU wonderful
uiInK proportlee. It 1 * keown throughcut tin world
'or ' It * unrivaled efficacy.
J. L. CALDWEtU otty I.lnoolo , N b ; wrIUe. Jan
. 9,188t H nee uilng Dr. Hair's Aethma cure , for
more thin on * ye r , ay wile bu been eitlnly well ,
aid sot ereo a eymptcm ol thg dU afebA.appckred.
VT1U.IAU BHMNETT , Blobland , Iowa , writesKov.
8J , IBiB 1 bare been attlleted with Ilay Ferer and
Aitnroa e'noe 18C9. I followed your directions aud
am happy to nr that 1 nercr elept better to my life.
I am glud that 1 am among the many who can ptak
ao favorably of your retncdlti.
A itlualle CI page trralUe oonUtclng ilcctlai procl
from every State In the U , li , Canada atd Great
Ilrltaln ; will be mailed upon application.
Any diurglit not havlig It In etock will procured ,
to ordw. Aik lor Ur. Hair a Asthma Cure.
DK. 11. W. IIA1K & BON , Prop's Ctn'tl , 0.
lAfflUBG-AMEEICAI
PACKET COMPANY.
Direct Line for England , F/anco
and Germany.
The iieamthlpa ol this well known lUe are bnlll
) l lion , In water tight oomparlmenU , and are far-
alihed with every requUlte to make the paesage
ootbaale and agreeable , They carry the United
State * and Kuropcau malli , and leave New York
fhuedayiand Baturdaji lor Plymouth ( LONDON
Sberboug , ( PAKIS and HAUIJUUU.
Ratee , Klnt Cabin , ISO100. . Etetrage. to or
liom Harnbuig 110 U U ItlCHAltUiiCO , Qeii.
eral Pa s 4genU , 61 Uro d ay , New rork and
Wanhlnzton > n-i La Belle itreets , Chlcugo , or Htnrv
I'unilt , kfark llauien , f , K. lloorn , Harry Dcuvl la
Om i ; 0 eut 1f ( &BchPtoti ; U | la Council