Nebraska Newspapers

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THE DAILY BEE THURSDAY , MAY 21. 1885.
CHURCH COUNCIL.
Eigtitecntii Annnal Convention of the
Nebraska Diocese in Session ,
"I'ray or the l'c co ol .Jerusalem , "
a Sermon by the Ilov. Jnmca
lluncir , I ) . I ) . , of St. Joseph
Iilst of the DolCKfttcH
Present Standing
uomm Ittccn ,
Ktc.
The eighteenth annual council , of the
protestant episcopal church , for the diocese
cese of Nebraska , convened yesterday
morning , at Trinity cathedral , corner of
Capital avenue and Eighteenth street.
The attendance of minister * and dole-
Bates is largo , At 9 an
interesting mooting was hold , followed
by communion services. A short recess
iras then taken , and at 10:30 : o'clock ,
the Rov. James Runcle , D. D. , of St.
Joseph , Mo. , preached nn olcquont ser
mon , using for his text these words :
"Pray for the pcaco of Jeruaolam.
They ohall prosper that love peace ; peace
bo within thy walls and plentlonsnosa
within thy palaces. "
At the close of the sermon , the church
council mot and organized by the elec
tion of James Patorcon as secretary for
the ensuing year. An adjournment was
taken until 3 o'clock.
allowing are the ministers and dele
gates In attendance :
MINISTERS.
Rev. H. B. Burgess , Plattsmonth.
Rov. M. F. Carey , Nebraska City.
Rov. Robert Doherty , Omaha ,
Rov. F. 0. Eldml , Norfolk.
Rev. 0. L. Fulforth , Bentrlco ,
Rav. Sam'l Goodalo , D.D. , Columbus.
Rov. Wm. G. Hawkins , Lincoln.
Rov. John Ilbwltt , Fremont.
Rav. Frank W. Henry , Grand Island.
Rev. John McNamara , D. D , North
Platto.
Rov. Ernst McGill , Blair.
Hov. FrankR. Millspaugh , Omaha.
Rav. Rob't W. Oliver , D. D. , Kearney.
Rav. James Patoraon , Omaha.
Rov. E. R Richwrdson , Crete.
Rov. Thomas Stafford , Ashland.
Rav. E. D. Whltton , Edgar.
Rev. W. VVhttten , Plum Crook.
Rov. John Williams , Omaha.
DELEGATES.
Dr. Richard Gray , Ashland ; J. E.
Smith , Beatrice ; S , R. Patten , Fremont ,
C. W. Thomas , Grand Island ; M. Mont
gomery , Gny A. Brown , Lincoln ; John
BlotcaU , William Hodkim , Nebraska
Oily ; Thomas 0. Paterson , Notth Platte ;
J. JVJ. Woodworth , Joseph Clarkson , H ,
W. Yatcs , Hugh G. Clark , Dr. J. Seville.
Om ha ; D. H. Wheeler , F. S. White ,
0. M. Wcad , Plattsmouth ; E. N. Clark ,
J. J. Smith , Blair.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The council convened , as per adjourn
ment , Blehop JDohorty in the chair.
After transacting a few preliminary mat
ters , the following standing committees
were announced :
Corporation of churches The Rav.
Alexander Allen , and Moasrj. D. H.
Wheeler and 0. W. Thomas.
On finance The Rev. William G.
Hawkins , A. P. Hopkins and H. J.
Walsh.
On privilege Rov. John Williams ,
Rov. Fulforth , Hugh G. Clark , Phillip
Potter and 0. M. Wead.
On legislation Rev. Frank R Wllls-
p ugh , Rev. K.V. . Oliver , Rev. Samuel
Goodalo , Rev. Robert Djhorty , J. W.
"Woolworth , Goy A. Brown and Thomas
A. Patteraon.
On Christian education The Rov. John
McNamara , D. D. , the Rav. Dr. Oliver ,
the Rev. H. B. Burgess , the Rov. Earn
est McGill , George T. Labaugh , F. S.
White , and Robert Hewitt.
Church extension The Rav. E. R.
Richardson , the Rov. F. 0. Eldrod , Wil
liam Oloburno , M. A. Brown , and M.
Montgomery.
On Inspection of votes Clerical vote ,
The Rev. Thomas Staflord and Dr. Gray ;
lay vote , the Rav. 0. L. Fulforth and
James II. Smith.
Nearly the entire afternoon , until al
most G o'clock was devoted ta a dlacns-
lon of legislative matter * .
Last night a largo audience filled the
apucious auditorium , 'and listened to
ntfrea'.iog and ontortalug mUslonary
ddroesBs by 3lsh p Doherty , Dr. Mc
Namara , Judge Woolworth , G. A. Brown
and others.
At 9 o'clock this morning another corn-
mnnion aervlcu will be held , after which
the council will convene again. Ono of
the interesting features tvday will bo
the election , at 3:30 : o'clock , ( f a treas
urer.
TAKIN& THE CENSUS ,
I'rciiarnlionct I'ortlio Cinniiiir Worlc
Xhu KituinorAturii ,
County Olork Lcavittrecelvedyeatcrdny
morning from Coneua Sapcrlntondont
lanu , the ncccesary books nnil blanks for
taking tbo cciians In Douglas connty , to.
gothor with properly lillod-out commis-
alon blanks for the several onuineratora.
The books , etc. . are very neatly and con
veniently arranged , and ombrnco the
proper forms for recording all the nooos-
s ry d&ta of an oxbauttivo census report
The books and comtnlsiiona , however ,
for the city enumerators bnvo not boon
received , and will probably be hero in n
day or two.
Thu following are the enumerators ap
pointed for Douglas county by pro-
cinota :
U.khorn James W. Mooro.
MoAullf Patrick McArdlo.
Platte Valley T. J. Toirey.
Union J. O , Knight.
Jcffenon U. 0. Timmo.
Saratoga W. II. Lawton.
Millard Fred Robinson.
West Omaha Albeit M. Clarke.
Chicago Nick Eleken.
Waterloo Charles \ \ . Parker.
Florence Thomas 0. Price.
Douglas P. G. Dolaney.
No uotlGcition bas yet been received
from Superintendent Line as to when
the enumerators must enter upon tholi
work. It la probable , however , that all
nccuisiry preliminary arrangements wll
bo made within the next two weeks. Thi
city enumerators Lave yet to bo ap
V pointed.
ijcznl Notou.
la the district court yesterday Robet
D. Duncan filed a petition for divorce froii
his wife , Oirolluo Duncan. Tlio plaint1 !
In hii bill of particulars alleges that thi
defendant , his wife , wni martiod to hin
on the 24th daof Dccoinber , 1877 ; tha
prjvlous to tbo mirrlago , nuknownot ti
plnintiff , she bad boon wedded to ono
Olof F , Etlccson , to whom she IB still
legally married. Do therefore prays that
a divorce bo granted him.
Judges Wakoloy and Novlllo will hold
a special eoesion of court to-day In
the city hall rooms , when tha Gnal busi
ness of the present term of court will
prob&bly bo cleared airny.
COUNTY COUHT ,
The cnso of Drown vs , the B. & M.and
0. , B. ifc Q. railroads , was taken up be
fore B jury by Judge McCullooh to-day.
The plaintiff asks § 90 damages for prop
erty destroyed In the late freight house
Tiro.
Tiro.Troxoll nnd Williams have commenced
suit against E. Morony to obtain payment
on 8245.85 worth of eggs alleged to have
sold to defendant in the mouth of April ,
1885.
The following now suits were com
menced yesterday :
Lindauor , ot nl. , vs Beer.
Ilubor vs. Anlscon.
N. D. Lawrence vs. 0. 0. Campbell.
Troxoll & Williams vs. Edward Mo
ro noy.
Wnllor Ilnghson vs. John W. Boll.
TRACK AND THAI
A Little Girl's ' Hand Rnn ( tor by
the Cars and lint Off ,
Stark niul Stiff AVIth A Ilullot Hole
HlB Ilcnrt Foil from
tlio Oars ntul Instwutly
Killed.
The past few days acorn to have boon
nnasually productive cf sensational and
horrifying ovonti along and on the
various lines of railroads loading into
Onwha. Monday , Frank Williams , a
brakoraan on the Chicago , St. Paul ,
Minneapolis & Omaha road , waa killed
by a tramp at Hubbard Station for no
other reason than that Wllllauu put him
off of the train , whore ho and his partner
In the tourht business were stealing a
ride. The body of Williams was
brought to this city last night ,
and a coroner from Chicago
by the narao of M. W. Ranfield , will ar-
rlvo hero thla morning aud take It back
to that city with him. In the mean time
Williams' slayer and his accomplice lan
guish In durance at Dakota City.
STAUK ANU STIFF.
At Ponca. a station on the Chicago ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis & Omaha road ,
130 miles north of hero , the dead body
of A. G. Coleman wai found yesterday
moinlnc , laying In a freight car , stiff and
cold. The yardmaslcr and his crew were
loading a lot of stock and when ono of
the can moved up to the echuta they
were horrified at the ghastly sight which
met their oyes. Coleman was laying on
his back , held a revolver in ono hand
and his clothing was red with blood that
had streamed from a bullet hole directly
through the heart. Ho had been In the
employ of the yard master several months ,
and it is supposed committed suicide , but
for what caueo no one knows. The body
was ta.cun in charge by a coroner at that
place , and is now at the undertakers
Fuller particulars of the affair could not
bo learned hero last night , farther than
that Coleman was an unmarried man.
His folks llvo in the cist , but at what
point Is not known. An effort will bo
made to find and notify them before the
remains are bnrled.
A SAD ACCIDENT.
A handsome and bright llttlo girl ,
5 years old , daughter of Thomas Hobbj ,
whose homo is at Osceola , this state , mot
with an accident yesterday that renders
her a cripple for life. Mr. Hobbs and
his family wore aboard the Union Pacific
train , inurneylng weetnard. It seems
that at Divld City this llttlo girl wont
ontsido and was standing on the platform.
When the train started to move , in some
way she was jostled , and losing her bal
ance fell to the ground. A wheel of the
car passed over ono of her hands , cutting
it entirely off. The father then stopped
at David City with his unfortunate child ,
nnd placed her unchr the care and treat
ment of a doctor.
NOTES.
J. S. Recd , a brakeman on the Laramie -
mie division of the Union Pacific , fell be
tween the cars whllo the train was going
through a shed near Dale creek , Sunday ,
and was Instantly killed. Ho was s'and-
Ing on a car when the train entered the
shod , and was struak by ono of the tlm-
bofs Reed was a single man , and had
been in the company's service two years.
The Union Pacific telegraph depart
ment received yesterday a very firio now
awltoh beard , to bo put up In the oflica.
The Oinnlia Iteo E.xcolslor Band.
The Millard hotel now boasts of a full-
Hedged , well organized brass band , corn-
oaed entirely of young colored men
.able . waiters and ofllco boys. They are
nder the leadership of Lovl Spencer ,
rhosa skillful manipulations of thocornet
vould etlr the soul of Levy himself. The
aHk and file includes Jim Wanghfiold ,
Wat's ' , Gaorgo Smith , S. M. Lswis ,
oh n Moealtt , John Sapplcton , Frank
Golden , John Martin , John King , George
Boulden , Richard Gamble , Charles Wash
ington , Charles Tolson and Mr. Yojgor.
The boys have jast been sappllod with a
new set of fine Instruments , and when
' , ho weather Is pleaiant guests of the
'ilillard enjoy evening serenades that
ileasa their most aesthetic fancy.
On receipt of a telephone message four or
five police officers wont out to Boyd'a pock ioff
liouse lost evening after several tramps that
md congregated there , but before the ollicers
arrived they vanished ,
Judge McCullougb , of tin county court ,
lerfurmed a double marriage at his oflica yes
terday afternoon , The parties were Nelson
Nelson and Christouia Noeqimt ; 1'ete John
son and Hannah Steora.
Frank Burns , the man killed ono day last
week , nt Dodge City , Kansas , was run out cf
Omaha not long ago. It seems that ho bore
the reputation here of being a very bard citi
zen , end spent most of tils time In jail for
ways that were wicked and lawless.
Hans Larson and Fred tiwanson , two
amateur Swede pugilists , engaged in a llttlo
knock down aud drag out last night at Ten
ner's saloon on north Twenty-third street ,
Swanson was hit over the head with a beer
bottle and badly wounded. Both were ar
rested and locked up ,
The Combination Store opened to day
ono hundred fine largo oil pilntince
which will bo sold nt $3 20 and 83.CC
each. Call and Examine , as they are o
great bargain.
CLEAN ROSEDALE COAL , $0.25 Cou
TAST AXUSQUIUES 213 HO. 13 ST.
MORE OF THE MURDER.
Additional Particulars in tic Killing
of Freiik Williams ,
ACImpteronilie Nuliruicoof Tramps ,
Who Ijlno Freight Trains , to
Stoul Hides from 1'Uco
teAs
As noted In 'Track and Train"
Items Itho body of Frank Wllli nis
who was murdered at lIuLbord last
Monday , airlvod hoio yesterday evening
and will bo aont on to Chicago this morn
ing. Th < j Sioux City Journal of Wednes
day morning contains patttcnlara about
the inquest hold over Williams at Dakota
City , Tuesday , as follows :
Tno coronor'n jury found that decease
came to his death from a gnn-ahot woun
at the hands of Ncah Robinson , and thai
Oharlcs Davis was nn decompiles In thi
kllllnc. This verdict Was ronched nfte
hearing the evidence of the men who eair
the affair , nnd of the surgeons who mad
a post mortem examination of the body ,
The two tramps , Robinson and Davis , ar
confined In tflo comity jail at Dakota
Oily , and are to have n preliminary ex
amlnatlon on Friday. Frank Williams ,
biakoman on No. 10 , had boon In the env
ploy of the company about two months ,
was a single man , and had relatives
in Chicago , A telegram was yesterday
received from the Chicago chief of police
asking that his remains bo sent to that
city and they are to bo fornrarded to-day ,
From a gentleman who talked with n
brakomin who was with Frank Williams
and saw the killing , the follow ing account
was obtained : The two tramps ivoro
found on the train at Hnbbard , and
Williams put them put of the car , using
no moro force than is usual or necessary ,
The men were abusive , pnrticu'arly ' Hob
inson , a email man with a withered hand.
Robinson , as ho wai leaving the car ,
called Williams a vile name , and Will
iams ran after him. lie had not struck
the tramp nor overtaken him when the
folioir turned and shot , the bullet hitting
Williams in the breast. Ha died almost
instantly.
Conductor Iloberl , of the Norfolk
train , speaking cf the ahootlng of Wil
liams , said : "What to do about this
tramp business ii not BO ossy to deter
mine. This morning In leaving Noifolk
throe of those fellows tried to get on the
train as it was pulling out , but I spotted
them , and they quit when I spoko. It is
uot ono day now and then , but every
day. I venture to say that every freight
train that comes or goes from Sioux City
t night brings in or takes out tramps.
Suppose the trainmen find them , they
: an only pot them off at the first sta
tion , and very likely they got on ( Lo
iamo train again. It Is easy enough to
; ot on freight trains at night , and as long
is the only punishment Is to bo pub oil'
tt the firat station they will ride when
md where they please. 1 had aomo
? spcrlenco with tramps whllo under-
ihcriiT In a Wisconsin connty. They are
IB well posted as any commercial traveler ,
know the towns whore food is plenty and
; nsy to get , whera they ara well fed in
jail , ana whore they are wcrkod on the
itrcels or stone pihs. "
The fourteen tramps rounded up by
the combined force ot the police depart
ment and the sheriff's oflho the afternoon
previous were brought before Justice
Foley yesterday morning. Low Wallace
was the name given by the tramp who
emptied his revolver at Deputy Sheriff
Ornikshank. Lew wan sent up to await
the action of the grand jury on the
charge of assault with intent to kill.
Iho others answered to various names ,
three of them slandering the honest name
of the highly respected John Smith by
jlvingthatas theirs. Theywcrosontup for
thirty days each on the charge of nnlaw-
[ u ly assembling. It Is understood that
they will bo turned loose after the circus
tins loft town. Here was a splendid
apportunlty to organize a chain gang
wasted.
VIOIOTJS VIRAGOES.
\n Iowa Justice of the PCACO on a
" 'co"in Oinal ,
"Sp ) HcfiOts
tlio Worst of it.
twelve o'clock yes'erday David
Dunkol , a man from Council Blufia wont
Into Iho notorious "csatlo" of Bcllo
Henderson , aliaa Johnny Bull , at Elev
enth and Capitol avenue , to got a wntch
which bo claimed bad been stolen from
him the night before , and taken there ,
Ho became Involved in a dispute with
Bella end before ho could protect him
self , the enraged female waa belaboring
htm savagely with a stove poker. In
this operation elm was -misted by Sadie
McBride ( white ) another notorious siren ,
who was nt , I hat time In the houso.
Before Dunkel'a cries for help could avail
anything , the two women hnd Indicted
several eovoro cuts on his face and head.
Responding promptly , Officer Frank
Bellamy appeared upon the scene ,
arrested both worn on nnd took them with
Dunksl , to jail. Two men , Wil
liam Plum and John Campbell whom
Dunkel accused of having stolen tha
watch were also placed under arrest , and
locked up ,
Daring the afternoon Henderson , Me-
Brldo and Plum , were arraigned before
his honor , Jndgo Stonborg , and given a
tiial , The two women were fined andaon-
tenced to servo a term , each , in the work
house. MoUrido got $20 and thirty
dajs ; Henderson , $25 and forty days.
As neither of thum imvo any money ,
tbli moans , fifty acd sixty-Are daya for
them. MoBrlde had only boon released on
Tuesday from serving a term. Plum
was remanded back to jail for farther ex
amintilcn , but as theru was no specia !
charge against Campbell the judge Io
him go.
To-l ) y on the Turf.
LOUISVILLE , Ivy , , May 29 , At to-day'i
races the attendance was large , the weatbe :
pleasant , and tha track in prime condition ,
First race Tnree-quartor mile heat , al
agea. The flrat run rouulted in r. dead heal
for Mono and the California horse , lUplde
Lenian. second ; UHinntuu. , third. Time
10. ! The aecoml beat wan won by Rapid *
Aleck-Amoat necond ; Ultimatum , third
Blona belnp eighth Time , 1:101. : Only Mo
and Kapid started in the third heat , lUpi
winning. Time , 1:171.
Becoud race The event of tha day was thi
Clark stake , la which Joe Cotton , the dertr
winner , was beaten. Mile und a quarter for
throe-vear-oldsj Blm.on won ; Troubidour ,
secondj Joe Cjttan , tblrd , Time , 2.-C9 } .
Third race Mile , tliree-year olds ; Banana
won ; Lwly Wayward , second ; 1'owliitau ,
thlid. Tlme.liJI.
fourth race Mlle and a half : Vanguard
won ; Thistle , second : Aretioo , third. Time ,
BALTIUOBE , Md. , May 20. The attendance
wvi latgu , splendid track and fast.
Flrat rtce Throe-rinatter mile daeh , Bjuch
won ; Kvan , second ! Bill , third , Time , 1:17. :
Second rnco One mile , for three year olilsj
TecuiiiBoh won ; Hnrrfout , second ; Maggie J. .
third. Time , 1'luj.
Third race Hall-milp , for two-yoar oldsj
Hlgeonnettce , first ; Quito , second i Ikss ,
thrrd , Time , :4J ! ) ,
Fourth race Mils and ono-cinhth ; Wind-
nail won ; Marmruluko , second ; Ucm , third.
Time , lifiOJ.
Filth race Milo and n quarter , ell ages ;
Frankie B won ! Liila Stanhopo , second )
Chanticleer , third. Time , 2:12. :
SOMETHING'OF A STOKY ,
How the Man Who IMcil nt Wnho
Cnino to bo Poisoned.
The drug and mcdicil fraternities of
Nebraska are just now moro or loss In *
terostingly agitated over a queer case of
death by poisoning out at Waho. No
many days ego a man who had recoutl
emigrated to Waho from Illinois , vor
suddenly laid down and died , A pos
mortem examination of the body wa
made , irhich resulted In the physician
dcclaiing that the deceased came to hi
death from being polooncd. On thi
strength of this conclusion , a druggls
In Waho , by the name of L mb
from whom this man had been getting < i
prescription filled , was arrested and held
to answer to the charga of manslaughter.
To attend the preliminary trial of Lamb ,
five druggists of this city and ton from
Lincoln were summoned to appear as ex
port witnesses In the case. They went to
Waho lost Monday , but the ciso was con-
tinned until some further dato.
Right hero comes In the particulars , as
related to a reporter for the BEE last even
ing which makes this affair not only In
teresting but rather peculiar. Probably
thoron.ro not very many similar cases on
record. When the man who died ,
came to Waho from Illinois , ho brought
with him two bottles cf prepared med
icine that ho wostakiug for some kind of
dlsoasa , which is not stated. His Im
ported supply was finally exhausted , so
ho wont to Mr Lamb , with his receipt ,
and had the latter fill np his bottle ngain.
It is stated the proscription distinctly di
rected that the medicine should bo well
shaken before taking. But it appears
that the patient , ai nearly all patients
do , became careless and ' 'took his medi
cine" without piying attention to the
shaking of it. This of course loft the
heavy drug oil at Um bottom of the
bsttlo , therefore nh&t ho drank
sut at first was weak.
Aa ho neared the bottom , however , it
was doubly strong , and rank enough to
poison. The Ingredients contained in the
nodlcino have not yet been made public.
Before dying the victim acknowledged ,
, vhat has been stated above , about the
uanuor In which ho used the medicine.
Hio directions also raid that it should
10 taken in mozsured closes , and the man
urthor testified that ho never stopped to
neasuro any of the quantities taken each
ime.
Died from Being Slagged ,
John Weidonsawl , who was slugged about
our weeks ORO nonr the Union Pacific depot ,
lied yesterday at St. Joseph's hospital from
laralysis caused by the blow ho received on
he head.
Election Methods in Chicago.
CHICAGO , May 20. Late last nifiht a novel
lovolopment in connection with tlin city
ouncll canvass of the votes cast nt the late
nunicipal election wna made linown. Last
tlonday evening the council referred to the
eturns of thirty precincts of the second ward
rom which the ballots were stolen to the
ouncil committee on elections for its do-
: isnn ! ns to their ndmtcenbliity. Aldenrmn
Vppleton , ofjtlio second ward , is chairman of
his committee and the returns in queation
ire legally in his possession. Last night ho
oft the city eayini ; he would he gene a month
or his health. AVithout these returns Noura-
ister Is elected city clerk ; with them ho is
lefontod , Thus claimed tbe council will
LOW close tha canvass on the grounds that it
annot wait for Appleton'a aprearance.
Gattlo lirceders Organizing.
ELGIN , III. , May 20. About twenty
eprosentativo b reel era of Holstein cattle from
, he different parts of the state mot hero this
iltornoon to consider the advisability of form-
ng a state association. K M. Patrick , of
Marcngo , was elected chairman nnd a cora-
nitteo of five was appointee to procure a char
ier. Dr. Joseph Tefft , S. N. Wright , John
r. Mann , N. J. Wheeler , and Dexter Severy
vero elected directors for the ensuing year ,
Hie secretary was instiuctcd to iesuo a cir-
) ular Inviting all breeders to attend n meeting
it Klgin on June 1G for the purpose of per-
'ecting a permanent organization.
Cho Greatest Medical Triumph of the Ago
SYMPTOMS OF A
T0RP3DUVER *
liasm ofnppellie , Htiwcli coatlvo , I'nln In
tbo hcnil , with rv dull cnsntlon In [ be
hnch pnrt , 1'iiln under tlio ( boulder *
iilndo , I'ullncin nftcr imtlne , with u < ll .
Incllnntlon to cxcrtlonof body ormlnd ,
IrrltuMllty of temper , X.ovrNplrltitTlth
a fccllusoflinTlnif neclcctcil omo duty ,
Wuarinemi , Dlzzlncsi , I'lultcrlnzuv the
Heart , Dots before tbo cyc , llcadacba
over tbo rlzbt eye , HeiuIcBsiicm , nrftb
atful dreninn , Jlicbly colored Urine , ani )
CONSTIPATION.
TCTT'S riLTH are eapeclally adapted
to eucU cases , ono ilnso otlects eucli u
hnnBooWeellnfrnuto astonish tnoBuffercr
They Increaie til AipctUeanlraune the
body to TnUe ou KltJU , tlnin tbo ny tom li
iiourl > licil. nnil by tnelr Tonic Action on
lUKeitlvoOru-nin.ltrijiilarMtoolHare
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r'J f Y S HAIR DYE.
UlUT JIAIU or Wiiisiccita ohnngeil to a
Gissv ULACK by n siiiBlo application ol
UiU DTE. Jt Imparts a tmturul color , acti
Instantaneously. Sobl by UrugBlits , 01
ent by cxprusn on rocolpt of 91.
< jfflco. 4 MurrnvSt. . Hew York.
THE AMKHICAN DISTIUOT
Oflice , 1304 Douglas St.
Leave ordera , call by district box or telephone ; n.
charge for moiuengera to order cmlago or traniter
baggage. To upbote No. 177. J , IJO.V.S'KLLT , Jr
Manage.
Bigeazo checked to and from the depot to any
part ot the city , Canltvea ur i.aitd for funtia'.a en
abort Dotbt ; Olllco open day and night ;
CLARK & SELLS ,
Real Estate Agent
1108 FARNAM STREET ,
For Hit of prorcrtlea for eale eee Oiruha H al Ea
tile Qizettr , to Lo found In the reading 1030-9 of al
the hotel ; . mlS < lo
PHO-rOGEAPHEE
STUDIO ON GROUND FLOOR ,
SI 3 KotthietbHt.
SPECIAL NOTICES
j4M tttlo ertttementi in the tpetlal eflntnn * in
6 thargeil at the rate of 10 eentt per line /or tti
flrtt intertimt , anil tttnttftr lint for rath tulle
( jMent interlion : ffo adurtliement will be inscrtet
for Ittt than J6 cenil or the frtt time.
Theuatlrertieetnentt iciltte inserted in loth Mem
ng anil Keening Etlitiont , rrpretentinj a tireula
fiono/otvr Eight Thoutantl. Thil clatl of atlcer
titeinentt muttixittHrtly be i > aid in admnce.
TO LOAN MONEV.
S1A nnfl Toloanatoncaln turns Icom ? 1CX
LU UUU to$2 coo on 03 dm to S yours time
Money on hum ! ; no delay , Omaha flinncltl Kt-
chtngt , 1503 Karnam street , up-st&lrs. 474-SOp
VYosKr to loan on furnUmo , horses , ni.Kumui.iju
iiJL ptrsonal property , collaterals ntul nnyth'ng ' o
value , cvei } thing ttrlctty confide' tial ; Hoods Finan
clal agency John 1'Schmlnke.Caihlor. 28S-J11
MOXKTTOIXHN On rial c t to security. In sums
ofSWtu ( (10.000 , at reasonable tatrs. U K.
Mayno 4i Co , S W cor Hth and Fnrnam. SCO11
MONKT TO LOAN In amounts to suit , on chattels ,
collateral ) or nnr good security. Omaha Finan
cial Exchange , 15CS Karimm tt. , up'tUlts. 185jOp
'irONnVTolonn on chattels , U'ocllcy & Harrison
'VJL ' Room 20 , Umtha National bank building
BIMf
,1 fONKYTO LOAN On real citato and chattels
1 > 1 D. L.Thoma < . OlStt.
/TONKV Loaned on rhattctg , cut rats , U. R
i VI tickets nought and Bold. A. For man,213 S. 13th St
107-tf
\TONKY LOANED at 0. F. Rood ftCo's. Loan olllco
i'l on furniture , plano : > , horses , vagons , personal
property of all klmU and all otho rirtlolos ot value ,
itlthout romrval. Over let Matloc'tl Bank.corncr ISth
ted Farnam. All Imslnwe etrlctly oonfldontlalDBO
DBO tf
VfOKHT TO LOAM In sums of ( SCO and upward ,
ixi O. F. I > Tl and Co. , Heal Kgtale and Loan
tgents , 1605 Farnam St. DS1 tt
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
\v 7ASTKDA Rnnd girl for ceootal louse work : ml-
drois M. Williams , 1330 Sherman ave. 493 20
I/ANTKn M 303 north ! 2d Ft. ft girl to do general
\ bouse work , mutt be a good plain cook. 400-20i >
VTT'ASTBD A treed Kill for general bouse work. In.
T > quire 2110 Hartley street. C07-2 !
TTTASixn-Apprentice to learn drcs.making at 218
\YnortH10tli. 487-M
W ASTKD Nuisa girl ; apply F. U. Howard , Hcra'd
oince. 485-tf
ANTKU A coat capable glil In fatn'lof throe ;
wages ? 3 , perwcckOOl nertb 17th st. 4S3-tf
VTfTANTKn At fil3 Pleasant street , gltl to do gcner-
VI nl house wprk. MrsTJIOrr. 4S3-20p
llfAOTED Four Rood salctlvlloi , ono In fiach
city , Omaha , Council llluff' , Vbttsmouth ,
Heir. Address crcillon n.trnuUCN. . 16ih. St. ,
) mahx 455-21
0 Nrat K'rHor ' cencrat ho'lFowork , unall
fitnlh , tjltrtu c required ; 1411 Park Wlldo
, \cnuc.
T'ASTin At once , a , god vet uurto 1C2 , 25th a t
corner Dodge. 148-tf
W ANTKD-Qocd girls , pxpcrlencod cooks ; flinaha
Kmplojmcnt llurcnu , 1120FarnamSt. 701-tf
rcTAXTFD First-class dining room girl at the Met-
T V ropolltan hotel ; none otbor need apply. 824-tl
nfTANTED by Kensington Art Co. , female help
VT In all parts of the country , to do our light ,
'leasant ' work at their homes. Heat by mall to any
ddrcss , nocanxasisntr , easy to lo rn and any one
anoamfrom SMo SIO p'.r week. Fortull inform-
Ion address Kciulnctim Art Rooms , 33 Congrana btt
loatun , Mass Box 6078 , 8flO-3Cp
WANTED MALE HELP.
i'CUK clgarraakera wantid. tnqulro.ot Ooo. U.
Godfrey , Fiemont , Meb. 070-2
\7ASIKI ) - Acthe salesman 105 North ISIli
V 603-J2p
ntTANTKD Tuilir , to work by the week ; goo liny
VV to good man. Address J. Ilalberg , 1'apillfon
feb. 4S1-23
HIT ANTKD A good eniart wcnnn to do clumber
HITW
W 'virk , wc eaSI perwtclr. Apply at B12 Uouglas
l , Letneou the h Jurs of 11 and 2 o'clock. 403-tf
w'ANTED Two good m uldcrs immedhtcly at
York Foundry , York , n eb. 442-tf
[ T7AVTKD Good man with 2 hundred dollars o
W take charge of office , appoint agents and collect
roney. also balf interest in a manufacturing bus
ncee. Address 2S life olllce. 40M2p
lT7ANrr.D Five gocd paper hanger nt 418 North
W 18th ulrect. 312-tf
rjITANiBn Ll\e energetic men with borse and car-
VV rltgeto handle flrst-clas * article thiouch the
ountry ; call nt onco. C. M. Eaton. Ill S. 14th.
310-tf
SITUATIONS WANTED.
nc/ANTKD By a rcspcctalilo young man , a situation
It in grocery tttoio or driving dclUery wagonbas
ilr educttloD anil can bo highly recommended for
onesty acd ability. Adurogs "A B" Hco olllce.
494-22p
rTTANTKi ) By a young and well educated German ,
VV a aituatlon In a general mercantile business ,
avlrgtll the knowlcduo ol language and business
cccsaary. Adarcss "A U" Besollico , 492 20p
rTTANTBD A gentleman ba\iog five years exjierl *
VV cnco as head book keeper for the lirgcit
lanu'acturerin ' Hit U. S.ln Ills Urn of businese ; de-
Ires a situation as book keeper or salesman. Addrcsn
'S ' A" Boo olllco. 602.20p
AxiMi Mluatlon by on experienced Grocery
W Clerk ; reference ic. "E AV" IHo olllco.
5CO-Op ! !
> L young nmn anxious to find employ ,
WANIKD ill work t anything for email \n > K-1
cfercnces. AuJrcm Oeo Clark , 1' . O. 478./li
\\7AMH ) bltiutlon by young man a3 salesman In
*
\ city nr country groctt' ; county preferred ; can
ipoik bullish , German oml SK , > ndina\lin ; ; liebt of
efereiccn. Address "E JI K" lies olllco. < DO-20p
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
| 7 A.\TPI > To e \v thoupnndriolhralngood
I p > ) iiig bus'ucBS. Acdrcsa "I'lO" Jlco olllco.
TTl7ANTiB : Txso rooms with board for pcntlcnuin ,
V wltuftnd t o children ; refcrcr.ceB. Addresi " ! '
II IL" W3-tt
-To rent Vinall c-ottano In a conreul-
WANTKD desirable nelrhbobrmd , with Improve-
ncctaprcfcrnd. Address lth full pirttculars , U 0.
UcClurc , box 01 city. 44 tf
. Add ess St. Louis Elcctrlalarap
AOKNT8WASTKP. for ilrcnhr , cutj and terms ot th o
S ) candle poner Matsh Xlectrle I/imp. 311-J12
Boarders at 1615 Capitol avo.
WAvrKU 100-21P
E\crybody to try our 1'repared Corn
Meal , ready for Instant use with the addition of
milk or cold water. Tut up In 3 nd CII ) . pickaxes.
Bold by grocers. W. J. WoUhant & Co. , Manufact
urers 07" tf
A man or woman In every country In U
WANTID sample free. 975 per month , mlary or
commission. Scud etamJ. Paul Tabel , Chicago 111.
BlO-m-tlp
IT ! rANTKU Kvery ay In neml of K Bowing ma.
V V chine , to BOO the new Improved American No ,
P. K. Hodman & Co. agents ; 220 N 16th. n52tf
FOH RKNT HOUSES AND LOTS.
BBS r New hovee S room" , 2 o'oseti , cellar ,
FOR
on Walnut St. , enquire AUf Ranilow , 1311
Chicago St. 180-22p
mar FurnUbel bouse of flu rooms , north
FOR , f35. per month. C. E. Majii9S W come
15tb and Karoam. 432-21
ITOR ItKNT 12-raom house on St. Mart's avenue
F belt residencelooallt ) ! toilght pirllos a favor
able lease. Apply for tuxt ton days tu AMKD , I'D
Karnim. 471-22
ii HK\r - K 8 room cotUge on California itreet
F,1 ? flth and 2 th btieots , 1 * J Crccdon.
430 tl
FOK itKXT - The aoutbait J section t , 16,12 ; Eu
rrllea from Omaha , for a term ot rein. 0 W
Hamilton , at U S Nat'l llink. 427-23
BKSr Cottage D roni3 nnd house 7 rooms. J
inou 1 Hoc , 1BI2S , 6th St. 331. '
BUST A brlok baiement on corner 281 b am
fierce Street , 3 | > er month. 3IO-21V
ItigoodletaM rlun pl.tu tbree
iPOKHALB 1 ' c rd onutiy tcrmi. W H Oreep
o cr let l > at'lbank. COltt
FOB. REST fhreeetory brtik atore bulMlcg ; eu
qulio ol Kdward Norrla tt Ca , room IB Crouiiw
Block. 053 tf
FOK KENT Kurnlshe-l cottage , 7 roomi , will
clonetd , pantry , vto. . In btat locality In City oir
pay i ut vtlib board. Call lu alternoou at62f > l'lea
nl Ut W7.ll
UOOM8 FOH KENT.
IpOH iiCM-lloom at 1610 Haruey ht.
JJ > JR riK r FamlthoJ roooi ; oU ] Cay board a * { I.
I ? per v/tet , 15 Hirnsy at.
( OR RK.VT FurclnhcJ front room. ITU Cttlf-reli
street. 377-COp
Mwiii Ktoo furnished rooms M 704 Snftii
KUhlotntli trctt. 4SOSlp
I OR RRST Two rfiomo fiirnl htil or untnrnbhci ! ,
with biurd lor two gentlemen , or for nun rtnd
mf. 1813 Park axcnuo , cst tide , 485-Z2f >
- fl\e rooms , 3l& . Apply at 2110
Jlarnfj St. 4tO-21p
I7VR RENT-Furnished room nt 101 ! Capitol vc.
1
J33-220
Iron RKVTTwo furnished rcnun for light homo-
ko&pln Uocmcr's bUck , oormr h'ghthand How-
Mil. 4S.MI
T70R RitT3 or 0 roomi at OUIfornU unit 1811 St
A1 Mil4roomhni ion ( IlcHorv ! . , nrnt 0th SI
Inquire At It k M Land ofllce , 60 S 12th ttrect or Co
North 13th St. 4S2.Of >
IJV > RRKrFutril.hod rooms 1311 CMS * , , li
1 board. 358 Z8p
IpORRRNT .1 fiunUhql roomi tor light houji
1 koip'ng p y rout # itli board ; 2UI3 Chariot St.
417-tl
FOR nitsT-FmnUhf d rooms * llh insdorn convon
loncoj at SV earner 13lh and Howard , up Malm ,
3iJ-fOp
. on nRNT IlnnJsomo furnished room with bathtn
F room attach' d at 2209 Dodge st. 411 ! 2fi
roRRp.vr A fl asint front room , futnlthoil ; 8 , E ,
Cor. 15th and llowitil. 401 tf
fT'ORiiNr A room lor ( tontloir.Bn and wife or to
V Uo gentlemen , Ortt-cUss board 1022 Duttut ,
703-tf
FOR HKNTThree room , r ll r , well and cistern
410 cmth 29th itrcot , $10 , Wm b Monrno , Otn
nd Douglai. 378-tt
ITou RK\T-l.ugofront room on first II > or with o
I ? with board ; Inquire at 1901 farnam St.
3 7-tf
7on HUM Fmnlthed front room 1902 Farnim ,
1 2SO 22p
, OR HRNT-Kurnl hnl rooms , 1810 Dodge street ,
? 247-J10
Ton nKST Furnished rooms with or without
' board , 2112 Uarney St. , ono block from street
M. 091tt
roil RRVT Fnrnlihcd front room with board In
prhato family , 1017 Chicago tt. 085-tt
F 'OR ' RUM With boardtilcely furnltbcd front room
ga ) and bath , H'OJcnca 087 tl
Ijpon RUM Furnished rooms 10.U Cipltol avo.
J 007-mSO
pOK RUST FurnUhod room 1313 Jackson et.
1 812-m'JOp
FOUIlKNT-Nlccty luinlbbcdrooms 1617 Davenport
722.J5p
PI OOM8 With berddetliabli 1 ) | summer. Applj
tiat 61. ChMlea Iletol. Dtl-tt
[ 71011 ItKNT Sovcral flno cfllcos In Crounco' block ,
I ? Inquire Ed Norrls , room 10 Crounso blooi
042 tl
FOR SALE FARMS.
[ TlOR B.n 1 have 1,00) acroiof tbiowaterml farm *
D Ine aod Rrozlng land In ilrcelo county , Neb. , 18
ilhs from Albion , i nd S inlloj from rai'road , at $0.
cr acre , which I wl'l trade In small lu B , or other-
Uo , forclty proierty. II. G. Stupe ; 1611 Fin.im
trcot. 6CO-2.'p
[ 710RH\LK A lareilutjco tORnt a farm cheap , wo
L1 will ell a KOaerohojcstind witilnB mlloaof a
ronitig city with K od huuso , him , oorrall , two
ortc , ciw with ca f , ono buzgy , plowr , harrow , lot
I small tools , chicken' , tutkojs , harno < s , 10 acres
lantcd In potatoes , frari'cn and corn , rplendld \ In o
tlnidj poBSOfflon tt venator 06 the while thlrtf fir
1.000. C E JIayne & Co , SV corner Ifith and Far-
m. 0022
TOR BALK -2 0 acres rf bottom Und In the Rorub-
_ bnjn Miller , 7 miles o-t of Arapahoe , on the 0
U. R. R , 109 acre ! Irnced , st.iblo 14\50 , house 14x
) , Rranoiy , buggy ehcd. Leu hous , corrals oto ;
tlco10 pcracro. or wl 1 traJo for s'ecrs ' ; also ICO
: ro upland $ . * > per acre. Addreis F JI Nicholson ,
rapahoo , Neb. 601-22
7\ousAi.K lirst fruit aa's n southern Gal ferula.
1 tn y lurnis ; cab and POO simple of fruits , and
ifanmtion ; 1 Jackson , J3J3 Chicago St. , city.
383.21p
7 OR SALK \0i0acro steak andgriin f.irn , a'l Im-
pro\cdfo'irh"ura'rldo ; Irim tno OTiahaSto.k
aru evtca miles tram the o'tv of Fromnnt ; too
illroails ltbln tnros miles ; 300 acre ) under plow ,
10 ro t in ptntuic ; tuard fence , runnlnir stream
trough pa'turo ; hnuBo with ten roomi ; will boa < U
iiaplt sold immodlatcU1 ; on terms to suit. For
irlber particulars Inquhe ol Quo G. Orodfrov , F.o *
lent , Nob. 167 tf
TICK SAI.K Oood farm in Mishlngton Ca ; 171
J acres ; SO acres oiltlvatod ; good buildings ; flno
chnrJ ; running water ; all feuced. Edward Norrla
Co. , teem 19 Crounso Block. 474tf
FOR SALE HOUSES LOTS.
xu'UANOK $ jX ( etnok of new bare ware ut In
voice prices for good Nebraska land. For sale
r K C Patterson ,
po KXCiiANOK Two splendid fauns for merchandise
L hotel for farm.
VOR SAIK Aero prof erly Smiles fromcltv , at $2.50
. and $3 00 per acre on monthly pajmcnts.
J"OR SALK Si ro"m cottage and all modern lm >
J rro\ements In flrst-cliss locality ; [ rice $2,600
isy terms.
TTOR SAtx BotiitUul and dcsirabl ) lots at $203 each
J on $10 monthly payments.
j on RRM1 Good Lrlck house 0 rooms $22 per
J montn.
TORBMKHotel ordsalrm 1th oil fixture ) , re-
J ci Ipts SCO per ibi ; p i o 84 , fin If taken fnou ;
isy terms. U C Tatter on , ISth and Faintm 401-tf
Tou HALF -IT.U'O wltht o rooms ; brink basement ,
i1 full lot ; Twenty scciml tt ect , between Sjrlng
oil Oak ; cheap for caeh. linialroon tireinlio ? .
470 21p
.K Tnenty-twafait on F'rna-n street , a
' bargain If taken Immediately. W H Green
439-tl
- ' of b'ota and
Hliooi , hats , caps , dry goods nnd notions , a ill en
: lck clean rtoek of goods 11 food location , n go-d
raile airl moHily cnjli bubliai'S for prlojAod terms ,
.ddrois P O Box 25 , Saward NobiasVa. SS7-22
[ 7on HALK Kcv S room-tot'age with two lots In
I1 Walnut III 1,63.10 S-10 downand 810 per uiintb
, Iso rottaze B rcoms with two lots Walnut HI ,
l,7f 0 , f 0 down and $20 per month ; both re'.dy for
ccuiunot. C. K. Mayno&Co , , H. VV. oorni'r Kith
nd larnara S02 21
HAI.KHaven room house , barn , and two Intl.
FOR , ( ; wmiU take 8500 In restaurant fixtures ,
Igatu , etc. , 5500 cash balance on time ; a ] ply 310 S.
Ub strict. 414ni30
/OR HU.K 'lun acrea of land wlttlnSblocksof 1'ott
I 1 o'co at Wevplng Water , 01.99 Co. , Neb , will pell
m easy terms or exchange for Omaha property. W.
1. Green , n > erlstNat'l 111 ; k , Om tha , Neb. 240 tf
* BALK -Fl\e lots 4'xl30 ; together on Leaven
1 worth street ; beautiful location , 0 00 One
ourtli cash , baUuui on l' ng time , caty tuinn ,
Irallo & Jones. 210-lf
ii IS guod lots In thU addition with
Iu3 lUcksof etieut cars , can bo Had on easy
orms. WllOrcen , over lit Nat'lllank. lU-lf
' BAI.R At a bargain , thico good bouses 817 and
F'OR 18tb , eoiitli of Lcmcnwcrth ; rent ? fl5 per
ier month ; pi lee 85,600 uisy piymet.ta ; muit be
loll hcforo Juno 1st. Apply S. Mortonaen , tailor ,
413 FarnaaiBtnut. 13t-J4p
TTioRBALK House full lot , well , cittern , birn , oil In
L1 good condition , one block from street cars 11 800
saey terms. W II Green , over Ut Nit'llUuk. olt-tf
SALE Good 6 room house , lot 60x132 feeteas
FOR , $1300 ; 8100 cash balance $15 per month.
IV. U Qrceo , overlbt National bank , S31tf
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
BALK The eld school building in dbt let No
ITVm
1 37 , will besMdat publloauctlonon June Ut at
ID o'clock a , m. , by order cf board. 4B9-S2 [
OR SALK Keiiantdde btr buguy and ono car
F che i : room 1 , Omaha Kat'l tank tiulldloir
17.tf
on HALK - $ : G dollon v , III buy pool table at I'Aclfl
F bouie , lUth ana Davenport , Umalu. 178 ! 3 |
K - horse Hagoii and bariums cheap. An
I ply to Cc.rgo Jotinjjn , AtUntlol.otel. tlS-
HiLK-Cibbizo , t'mmato , repper and
Foil Heiiiinin Urof , , Noitli caim-lera be , ,
roir Fort Omaha. 47fi-21p
BAtK runiituie KO , it au b roamed lion-
JTViu good tsinlltlon.Hil tab'o for a boarding lious
good ntlghDcraood. Addrtia "U Y" llo ottlce
455-25J
1/oiiHALK-A magulll oat new uprlgnt piano c lu
' bratid man'an thelateit iJiprovemoaU.bcauti
lul touc , tiuch andflnteb , an Imtructlunbock fdu
no cluruu let delivery ; a great bargain,8 J ; 101) ) ! Pa
clQc. 13l-25p
T/oa s ? , K-Agricultural Implement buelnerv , i
V taullihed trade , lirtvailci. two ytara lent ,
belt l ) > atoncr ! } chcao , g.cd warehouse , o < ly t'
dadera In the city , but little atcck to Iniy. barg >
for ehty daji ; addreaa I-cck Lox t3 , Wjmoro Nub
. , ft
1 " 13mika for sale at Hew A.Kunzbrick jarJ at-f
115 IBthbt , , ofcoZ 7H. 18tn. 405/tlOi
TuH HALH-iin'it : inartb top rcstauri
' JL1 A J , Uuadd , 325 Uiojdvvay , CwUUC.ll
for cah Hi ; Howard
ISO If
At OBSR * imuNvan's-niUKMns For
- tfnt-T o duo
icrmoi'.thdw'"ln"1 ' mwiol' ' > lmrro\cnt , JJJ.OO
nVuinl t 8t0f ° tlov" ° > ' room' ' ' " "Wild nj
01" ° ' 8lu""Ior8 stlosl'
btoii Far *
'
" ° ll"1 ' ° 'ni''aDl1'u ' 01 street '
, .
For Pali Ixt ) In "n.msjom PI po" ifn
terms ; also lots In Shlnns addition. lei tV wj
easy term , . . Lot , In I.OBo'aaldlilon.JlM. '
rorSaio- House and lot llatnoy street i
fl111 Ior'on
S mo Sale -Homo nnil lot on I.itoiDrt ) street ,
i /Vl,8.10..1101"900111'1"1" ? " lmp'o\cinent ,
ot 18)fp t front by 70 tcoi deep , Hnu pl oo , umy
Kor Sale -Two bts , ono n coiner , Piio.haK mile
from postolll c , near oar line , fo both S3.0 0
. . . . , MOHSi : & UUUNNKR ,
1.0 SO 1'axton Ilu'HIiig ' , Flltecntli 'tl Fntna-u.
HOTELS.
TXSTITUTB Hotel , lorinotly CroVliton house , rowlv
I. furuljhoJ ; tcrnu moJcrate , lath and Capitol ave.
_ 4i8-J17p !
OLOTIIINQ.
_
PAKK.oilcKOHlticto Iho liMkwardnrm of the
X Btiunn. 1 am ilcto-inlncd to clMi out inv ontlro
ttckof of sprliiKnnil nimmer clothing nt'a crott
iciinco. they are liound to bo sold 8i tall oatlv ami
; et line clothing at low ptlen. 1'olack the cloihlcr ,
318 Katnametrcot , near 34th. 497-tl
TO EXCHANGE.
_
I la I'.XCIUNOK HO acres well lniirol | land ? mlla
. Irom BHOX , Iowa , for a stock of eoucrnl motchan.
Inc. or hardnaro. Addtcsi John Llndoiholui. Ewox
° 'Y0' 6S4tl
rjlOIl SAU-pr oxchanRo. Wo hnvo for silo tha
I' exclusive right In this utato to sell the coal
uionilzcr aud soot dcstroyi r , Uostroi s the nt and
111 sa\o twenty per cent on coal , will sail county
[ Rhti or the slater will cxrhame ferro I osiato or
.a/ rood property on application will solid sample
: t aland glvo tivtlcnlara. Ucr > on for acllfnir
vu rcancot eholt hlnattmtloiii laro ohanco for
u ) ten ! lledfotj , Souer & Davli. _ 04S tf
BOARDING.
rXVANTnA few tihlo hoorder.1 at N.V. . o'riior
lOlh and Ilarn y. 431-20
[ \7ANTRD Afow lioardore ot 1411 Hoivaul 8t.
' ' 437-53
_ , >
IllST-CLASS Bed and hoard 1212 Capitol vc.
_ _ 12-aSB
PERSONAL.
3FHSOSAt.-r0 thcrso'cinodaml cur'ed 'trodrced
prlca < , atFMSchidcll'a , 218No thlOtb. 4EO-20
DRRSOXAt-Ifyiuwanta detective , semi your ad-
adnross to the Orcaha Dotcctho Agency , P O box
II , efllccs 216 south Nth tt. bfiO-mZT
BUSINESS OHANOES.
DWISKSS ciiAKCK-Flnt cla a ononing f it gifd ro I
J estaletnsn ; for particulars address leek Jlox f,72 ,
CBTDO , Neb. J 8-21
Ton BALK-Ooodbusbiess in Oimh.i ; limits ! H imr
cent ; ipitalrciulred | , three or four thousand
slUrs Pcrsoni inc.ining btulncsa , addruss Lock
ox SOI , PCS Aloincs , luwa. SB'-jlt
7011811,1wol ost&blhheil tailors busineo bet -
. t ooi now and June 15th , low rent ; good looa.
onjho'd lease of strro for twoyrnrd ; only small op
al required. Aiidrcsa'N. O. " Bio olfleo. 1S2-J-4J )
70R SAI.B A well established bakery. Address
' "K. " thla olllco. 125 M
KXCHASaB-In ( part ) for rostauran
, ? furniture 7 roomed house , biro and two lota. An.
ly 319 south llth st 108-mSO
Ton BALK In OiUand Nob. flrat-cKsi moot market
al o the fural'uro ot the St 1'aul hotel. Fo par-
fiilnrs , Inquire or write Wlggern & Ucbllutr , Oakland
7 OR BALK 1'ruir store In a desirable locullty , wll
luvoico about S1.600 HC 1'attcreon , NK corner
Ith and Farnam. 4S6-tt
'j Oll SALE Or excliamto 6 full stock'of clothing
J boots an J shoos , gent' furnishing sooJs , will ex-
lanRO lor Nchrisla Lands. G. U.retor nnF04 8.
) tb tit. , Omaha , Neb. UIG-tt
ICE ORE AM.
TlRKsu Ice cream plea and cake' every day. Orders
? prcuoplly attended to , CorlSohmld , E0 < outh
5th St. U3.J5
_
DRESSMAKING.
l/i / UHiiKMivim. ! , , will make upd'k '
VI i tier woilon drc i at to * tljiucs ; satisfaction
iiaranteed ; cutting and fltt n ? Uuiht-No. ; 003 north
3th street bctuctm Cans ani Callloir.Ii. 40lDi )
MISCELLANEOUS.
"I rut recsUed another of thoa cicollont plmri , I
) am Pb'llni ' ; so choojiLt 1012 I'iclllo fct 433-22 f
tOST On Klh St , a red Icother pocketbook
J contnlnlnir $00 , a lumber ticket 8'nntd ' by
) alton. Finder will rccthoSlOicnard hvruturnliiK
otlils olllce. 164 21.
A fimll Hack and ttn doir Had rn red
rosr
Jlcatborcollir wltn three nlrkle-j htcd b < IU ; n n.o
Euro ; tinder will phase retuin to V2 > 0 rioico St.
nd rcceno j5 ronard.
410 21p
3Tiuin > ORtiTOiii Onthoia'.h lnst.n o w , 1'u'li
rnane , nearly while , Durham atcck , ono horn
llRliMy drooping , rediars ; rowardfoi teturn to A.
> . Hilling ; 2113 Hatnoy Kt. 45tf
R TnAr Anyone having taken up a roan cow
'wltbln ' thn lint ten ilaya will plgauo notlfr Jehu
iaumor , at 1314 Karoam tit. SSO 19
MAiiiH Parties wishing to purchkto brood
HIIOOIJ
ma tin for ranch purpiui plcaso oil ! at lI'
c,4naouh 13th8treot , O-nihi.
B RICK $3 t at m. T. Murray ,
rai-t
r 1iiKWHiiVKRTAa , doea n > t give you heirthurn.
OlagaioJtcmoil at ono cent , each by the dealers ,
I'eyckollroa. , AgcnU 033-tf
On Elkborn aud 1'Uitc , T , Murray.
8UO-tf
f \nrv HILYKR TAO It } fruit lUvnred , faus redeemed
VVat no cent lu.-liliy tlio dtalera , 1'ujcke llroa , .
oas-tf
TMifRUCTioi on hanjo given by Q E Qelleu.
JL bf ok , at 1110 Capitol nvo. 480-tf
VKH TAO , It rioeannt taint tbe breath , tai < i
redeemed at ouo cent each by the dculuru. 1'eyclio
Urea , Aifents. ftSS-tl
' , vaults , Hint ! ind oeiMpoola cle nwl at the
IJUIV'V notice ml natlefactloa guaranteed by r.
U. Abe ) , 1' . O. llo % 87d 490 In2p
vaultt , nd ceupiola cleaned at ehortmt no-
PIIIVY any limool the day , In Rn entirely wrderlns
wiyvlth otu Impnncd [ unit. anddrntRan ajipira-
t'H , all placn cl 'ane I by in dlrcnfocted free , tbarcoj
teiuonabte. A , Ean , 12C8 Uodgo Btieot up aialrt.
249-J'O '
( SO } 'KHNMKNT S UPPLTES.
IKrOTQuiKTK8HA TK6.'HO HCK , I
Omaha , Neb , May 1Mb , 13(5. [
Roiled piojwtals In uupbeaie will be reoiltel < t
tl , I , uillco ui tl 11 o'clock a. m .Mondaj , IfayiSth ,
lS39at li'cb time they will toopened Uthi proa *
n ' 'u < , ( Mdileru for Korcrunicnt suriiilloaol the follow.
ilard are ; team
oay ; brick and
I n and ttoil ;
1 Omaha Nebraska