THE DAILY BEE. |
!
Toeed&J Morning , Nov. 30.
running the Onwba Firry ,
. -l > olin'bulk i-erfuine &t Knhn's only
-Kin i i fo. , the jewel
G
in W , * *
m t : - , jo '
- , .n R.
Maw-co FeckeX-Bookf , * l SwceV.
.Tawlwiy > Bp yowhftls , caps'aun
, J JJ t C. I * . ! * Great & Co. * . 30-tf
$ Ki Cbw e , wbolpraJe * f l retail , nt
wet ; a * W'ynV , a'7 * t ISlh St.
IFSB ? IX THE VrtJlLTBKW
GL KJWtgtWtofJwatBnBtanau' * . tf
1w HBMIB Hut , entirely nw , for
Vrtte jw * * . Frederick , Halter.
Jftart V * Obpt
5n cws < tf stock in from
. #
-Hie Wbasli train o me ! n forty-five
ja
The tr 5n from the xrcBt yesterday
w * "IfefCC-quaTters of an hour late
o ] ?
-3V 0. V > . 15 , is open day sn < l rig'it
errands if required
T i yf U4o itowitod
A. IA < * , auMMgrt.
' , . 3. It. lwMl ! U. pcneral agent of Ui *
B. & IT. J i i department , moved liis ofljce
toJno * 4nl"riday. The lan.l . .lepartmei.l .
witt j wr I * all together in Lincoln.
* 4kfyn * wV. t the Y. M. C. A.
*
WTill this eveirng , at " o'clock.
< . " * & f < * = -d hmmfc and hair niody
f < > 3it'p4 is roquWte todmiioa.
' "here wsr * iwly fiw emirrart , < at the
tetaltey- * twin for the
tiaaf r ( osfir
wUft t sight. 'J hi * i thewiwllwt nnni
fcfrtoo BWhave rwMewl Unongli lionnd
niftfe tbite or four jcars.
-3V- f * Union of the Y. 3L C. A.
iredi t ( i JMsociatioTi rooms thit
tfvartiam , Wt 8 o'clwk. and a Fpochl Jnvi-
f all deuorainn-
tf'tefofJv * " to Indie *
ti ttf and ladfaf who are 8tr ag rs in the
t . Tfe Cbrfeli-m Wo-kcrs meet at * ,
-In ib * IFnitcd States court ths jnr >
t lla'cy a ainst the Union
p Sellailvraycnnv ! in rpiin ycstercl.i > ,
T ivtogr' lben out sinca Fridty evening ,
a4 | o eil thst they AVCIC un-il.le . tow
a ? -w iatwB R verdict Judge Duiuly sent
t ' . -3 > ' ! > .tek lo try it for ts elvc hours niorc.
.ttfttge Hawes resumed the tluliss r f
hw oe"yotterday ami 'regau liy dis-
f lirw i lRtn dnmkt Two paio
wirt tsnmmittwl , tie ? fine in carh
ca - A'J * arrsiRned f nr iieti !
discharged , the ] ire > euntinp
ing to appear . gainst him.
\
TW inr cpn'raclofs are jrashing
fcha'r ajMwilJ ) ct > uitiioinl > ilie ! energy.
leoir : flniJie'l half irai
oetai > d Uiat i t-tio-i .f
siration fiileil up S3 t'mt ' this forf-
m th * bwet jr twck iw rel id .vnx *
It n ] )0 rx pmhablc that thf
in u c to-morrow or ncxl
l y r > - i'hvro ! - < Jy a Mnall amount of
< i-r1 tt bfe gfttlC" l < > * the way to allmx
to r * ' nlfcrty. Iti'l ' he asrrea1
Jie rcfmlavttn'n Ttcai-
n " rtv f TTuiou Parifi' : officiata
tndo'in ; Ge ral Manager R. II. IJ.
da- , * h , ROcompnnied by 3 Ion. IT. W.
* f S < 4nyler and 13. U. Ch udler , of
f ity. < < * * to Ca'ifornin for the 1 cnefit
of In-fUf 'J * . ( Tliero were ale on bead
Thavi ' . ; Kknball , r.s i tant
i - -rf who goee to Denver :
' " > mini oner. E. K. Lane ,
of luidsrcs , and Div.'fcion
P. J. 2Cicliol , PU route
to (5ra ( d lelnndj A. 1 > . Claik , t-npeiin-
fi id art { con ! dujKirtmcnt , to la.cV Sprii-
A * t nt Gen ri ! Frciuht Agent SJ.elby
R id JViltht Andilor Golilc , for 1) nver , '
d F"T , - NWman , rk-ht of wajagent. .
it r > - were miy Jnnrs they got away L > e-
'uiWraitorter could roun'tthem.
OIL I7 .
ft On % ! B'HentB gallon. Thcl is
rajr c tomi'rs h vt > betn
the montk for o best oil.
'ir account nnS EOB vh t
tare been paying.
Txrri.
V.'AM'ED.
y R Grst-cUcs
, other need apply. S.
410 south Thirteenth itreat.
292t
_
Lamiunx'a sehct sociable at Stand
wri Hall last
Saturday evcnioR WXB a
wafi SUCCMJ. The attendance was
lar a nnd of a very rclcct choracter.
, fcke music under iho direction ol
Prof. lelr. iraa Iho very brat. Mr.
W B congratulated by his
patrons for securing thia
< * l * tir illmn
, wbcro bo Trill pivo par-
" * * * nn the remainder of the
_
Wanted JwwcdiMely , -esyoctable
WcDoKAij. IAKKISO- : , - ' ,
1408 Faroham St.
Remember j { you buy a dro , hat
linnet mt RmgorV , you xvill gci a
iat thrown in. Sec
A. Rraqun. Jacobs' Block
Belief Sooletr.
cUng ; hVe lx > rn ca'led by the
Ladici1 Rslief S'icirt >
'w Friday afternrvin of thi tvcek lo
a parraancnt home. Thie
a move in the right direction aud
&o li be encouraged by everybody.
Th l dio3 of the society herebvac-
nowlodgc ii > c following Thajkscivb
< ion tk > ua : From the collection'taLen
ihe wnion sorrico at tbo Cou'Teaa-
' : oa ! cfcmoii , ? 47.53 ; from tha union
feme * of the Presbyterian and Bop-
utehurchoa , § 1000V. ; . B. Loiing
C J. C. GaultieW , esch § 10.00 ; Dew-
> A store , a box of chickens nad
ys ; Bcind-rfT , thiHcen leaves
bread ; M.a. Dr. Dins-
t. fa > y Johnson.
Tr. . > nEland. re-
i * 'is h. . ju . LiulipF i f tbo Uni
rol jhroueii AI P. OopeUrd ,
-es f f1 tb = . . -
' , , GaunBU , Gilbatt , ,
* p , I . H. Sharp , Stahbhu , Bmin ,
r < pwravt , n d HicMsJCs CsinH.
' ' * " { : . This clothing WSB all givn
' f Tfcnmlay , nnd thorc is s'.ili
f inoie. ' Are thoio cot otiicn
fnd old clolbiap and thoct
on Howard fctrcrt ?
Fuc Bobd gold nock chains and dia-
- " * tjogit S. Jonaaon , 410 south
'
' - tn * treet
" - f w Ensrartncs at Hospc's.
A BRUNETTEo K
.
Although Accused of Compli
city With Her Lover irv a
Bold Robbery ,
She Keeps a Stiff Upper Lip
and Refuses to "SaueaV
Fierce , a young lady who
abandoned the path of virtue eomo
t.tae ? .po to lead a life of sham ? , IIES
ftadtiunlj brought np behind the batF ,
lid will be exceedingly fortunate if
Jr. ; does not land in the state's prison
.fore sh-j has done with it. Nellie
- . s for nbeat three \vecka past been
- inmate * f the gilt-edge house kept
- JennJoDicliijMon , coratr of Capitol
. ; nua and Twelfth sUreotwhere , t.n
> M r.iay las * , she wss viiifed by ft
former lovtr , wLo hallo from Spring
fitW , JJb. , fwid is believed tn
Hear the name nf Charles
which iriH perve the pur-
of inrodpco ( ! him once more tn
tie public. Smith i < ynupg mnn
about five feet four inch' * in heigh * ,
siiODth faced , with dark eyes and
brosru hnir. On the pc & : on refenrd
to he wore a black slouch ha * , black
neck ti-j and lUt goldstuds in his shirt
bosom. Ho is about 24 years of ag
aid hr.s a fclieepiah look , not being
to lock any one squarely in the face.
It is said by the police iaU he is the
individual who , several months ago ,
0.1010 to Omaha and pasted fora Deid-
wood fjii&jUer. At lh.it time a bu t y
XVRI hired of Jim Stephonsouand wi''i '
a gtl from this same establishment ,
' bo alleged D. G. went oat to ride and
nth parties got atone blind drank ,
ind the horsu wandered off upon the
! hts noriJi of the Union Pacific Pump
loiuc , where the tertoinas of the
Jtiv- > waft small p usd. Here th < ?
yehide wns found the next day , the
hone having b.eon cat loose and found
his -K-ar home , and the girl hating
bcon guided home by r. policeman.
The gy gambler was never seen
Hat to return to the thread of our
et jry. On Saturday Sanih c .lied on
Xc'.he Pierce , and the t o weie
allosrcd nfter some little maneuvering
to occupy the Voom of the
proprietress of the house. To this
they repaired together , J > nd In a ehort
tioiu Nellie raappeircd belo-.v and her
lover disappeared. Tivo hours Liter
Misa Diclinson , in goin ? to her rooci ,
found that ahe had bscn ribbed. The
bed hal not been disturbed , but tee
door of the xtrardrcbo had been
forcuu open , and forty-fivo dollars
ia money and BODIO. Valuable jewelry
wjre HiiBsing. The property Jid
bsan ktpt in a rmall iron bnnl : or
safe , the door of whjeh had been left
nnlokeo. In additinn lo tlie cash ,
chare visa taken a pair of
gold bracelets , a set of c ri1
ja volry , medslliou tlea'jjn ; a piir of
; oldskcve bnltoMB 1 earing ( ho initial
CD ; " two getitascarf pand a uick'c '
plitedeoven shicier. The value of
tin articles fctola v.as Ll ieu S2CO
> ud § 200.
Suspicion ? .t onca ri t < d u ; Miss
Noliio ! id au officer was eenifnr who
arrested her and lodged hetin jail the
same evening. Yesterday her trunl :
was soarohod but it contained none of
the stolen articles. It did contain ,
however , two revolvers , R long cirlv
knife and a bottle of chlorc form.
What the latter wr.s kepi for is not
knorni unloaa it waa for a pr aille
contingency which ini ht make sni-
cido a deairable ending of life. The
battle vaa emptied of iie contents Rnd
thrown away and tbe loads wtro drawn !
from the revolvers , i
Before leavfcg the house for jail ,
Nellie said to the other inmates , "girls
don1' be afr-i'J. Iwill not equcai" and
she ha * icrp1 hi < r rnrd , musing tosny
Anything tithcr in her
own dofcn < > o
or to cmviot ( he cowardly rascal who
has left her in such a fix. On being ar
raigned in police oniirt this inorr.
ing , Bhe weg told lhat the chatgo WES
a serious or.o , grand l rciy ) , and Ihst
she had betfer ref iu a'Ta ryer before
preceding with the c * e , and tin :
preliminary examination was there
fore postponed until thia afternoon.
The prisoner ia a girl of tot more
than 23 or " 4 yeaa of w8 ; and apro-
uounced brunette. While not prcttv
she ia of a neat , trim Ggnre , dres ca
trlth some pretension to tas'.e , c&d hts
ft pair of dark brown eye a that are
very bewitching. She is spnaeatly
sensible of the critical poeitlou In
which she is now placed.
WAIT ! WAIT ! WAIT !
iNeed not be in a hurry. Flour i- !
itill cheap. HAVENS' SNOW
FLAKE only § 3.25 per 100 pounds. .
WILLIS M. YATES.
The new uniT of Ilagadorn it
Xocwe , enccoseors to Beeson &ITa-
adorn , butchers , will no doubt'do a
Jively business in their line. Mr.
Hagadoru is welt known in Omaha ,
and has a hoot ot friends. Mr. Nburre
has had years of eipcrienco in tl c
butcher hoeincts nnct understands tie
business thoroughly. Troy will r.cl
only hold the trade of the vdfir : , bm
ll cdd largely to their present trade ,
by dealing only in the choicest moats
and sailing them at figures so low that
everybody will find it to their interest -
est to patronize then ? .
OLOAKS AKDDOLIIA S.
Juat received , a very handsorrc as-
forlnient rf Iho bbore , which tn'l 1 a
sold at the most-reasonable pricey
ULSTKHS/UAVELOCKS and JACKETS in
a variety c ? patterns.
An early iospsct'on solicited.
McDoNALD fc HAitrosox's.
Hl hvraj rasa at Work.
Lalo " this afternoon wo learn of
a bold attack inido by footpr.ds last
evanicR , upon RTsjor W. A. Fond * ,
form rfy of , The Portfolio. Ho\vas nci -
i > aultncLby iivo-rafliins who collared
hicianrt sr ! cktho muzzloofa- pistol
Juhijface. After s t'fcp ale 'hard
to hand strngrlcvtlfh teinhf \
ant loose ace lciU
retreat
Fcr Saio Suc hone
engin * ntd boiler , in good 'repair.
Apply st BEE ofiira. Ec4tf
THE IRON GIRDL1.
J. W. Morse and Charles S. Steb-
bins Succeed Thomas L ,
Kiinball.
k
The Official Order Issued
To-Day ,
A New Wabash Line Acqxiired
V/ith the departure of General
Manager S. H. H. Clark for the west
SIondaytho management of the Union
Prjific railway virtually passed into
thu bar-da of Mr. Thomas L. Kim-
b-.Jl , vie for the past few dvs' ha
bcaii arraTiging his affairs BO that hia
Euccaisorc would hnvo no diulculfy in
thet Tray. The enormous amount of
is-ork that h.is cf bte years gradually
b.-eti forced upon the head of this del -
l arlm nt has nnoessitatcd a division
of its duties , and hereafter there will
bs a genersl paaienger agent and a
"uncial ticket agent.
The official order announcing the ap
pointment of the two gentlemen who
tr-3 to fill ihesa r f ponsiblo positions
was proniulgitad to-diy. It is in the
shps of a circular letter , which will
bo printed tc-c.iy ? and issued to-mor
row. By this i n'cr llr. J. W. Morse ,
who has been ; \ ting ai general agent
of thcr jadin C.icagoand wan until two
years a o general agent of the Bur
Huston road at Omaha and Council
Bluffs , h appointed general passenger
sgent. Ho 5e an able and popular
man , familiar with railroad affairs and
with the policy o ! the road he repre
sents. Mr. Charles S. StobbinF ,
ft'ho hss been for some time assistant
geiiem ! psssenger and ticket agent , is
appointed general ticket agent of the
comp.xny. His promotion ia ft source
of unbounded satisfaction to ha ?
friend ? , and there could no better
msn have been named for the place.
Uolh r.npointues are eo favorably
known to the public and of such rec
ognized ability that the order will
raaot with general approval.
GENERAL BAGGAGE AGENT.
MX Matt McGinn , for.herly bag-
ghgo a &nt of the C. , B. & Q. at
Burlington , has been appointed gen
eral baggage agent of the B. & II. ,
fvib'i headquarters at Omahs , the ap
pointment going into effect December
1st. This ia virtually the creation of
a new oflica , but is brought about by
the resignation of Mr. Henry Star
ring , who baa been baggage agent for
fie B. < t M. and 0. , U. & Q. roads at
Chiceg'o.
A NEW COMPANY.
On Wednesday last , the Missouri
and Nebraska railroad company filed
Ihur crtJclrt and ainemied articles of
incorporation with Scrotary of State
Hull , at Do ? M > ines. The capital
stock is $2QOOUUO. The hoard of n-
i.-cUiraasoF. M. Drake , Henry Hill ,
.i-iinos Fits Henry , Jol.n E. Walker ,
John Irvit ! , J. A. Talbot , Wm. Brad-
Irv , A. S. Hopkiue , W. H. Gibbord ,
C.ias. A. Stsaor , H. C. Thntchcr , Gco.-
J. Forrest , and J , J. Slocsm. The
1'laco of buiineas K OenicivilJe. This
: osd has been in oj.oMtipR for several
buro , ir.d is uovr i.-o ; cf the Wabaab
lines.
STEEL EXU it WINGS.
Finest eve ? brorg' t to Omaha , and
at New York pric.-s Don't fail to see
thi-ni at Eaton's nCtf
On Saturday nfteraoon , the force
employed by Luke McDerraott fi Co. ,
extractors , in grtdmg for the wattr-
Wi-rka company on the river bottoms ,
< i'-i- ' work and marched up town in abe
bo 7 , carrying their picks and shovels
us well as their grievances to the office
of the contractor.
The trouble tvaa in regard to the
resent , reduction of the hours of work
f.- < > u leu to niso , involving a corre-
ponnteg : oduction of wages , which
u fully f.nd correctly explained in a
former issue - f thu paper. A force of 70
mon Mi-l _ forty- five teams was cm-
ployed and the majority of the men
raaolvod lo quit work and domar d a
r atUHi to the formerEohedule of prices
at .cast , if not an fncreaeo of wages.
A f w were resolved that § 3 a day for
teams and § 1.50 per day for mon was
about the figure , but after consulta
tion with tluir employers and a fid !
understanding of the situation they
datoimined to go to work again thii
niocalng on the nine hour plan , which
i * to bo good for thir y days.
Dentn Record.
Mrs. George Undo , wife of the
proprietor of the Lindo house , on
Tenth stront , died November 26th
iPSO , need 28 years. Funeral took
pl&co at 2 p , m.
Frankie , son of John 51. and Mattie
Thurator , died November 28 , 18SO ,
of dipthorir. , aged three years. J-'dh
oral will take place at 10 a. m. to
morrow from the residence.
Eddy Kelley died November 28
18SO , aged six yeara. Funeral took
place from the residence , corner
Dodge aad Tenth streets. Interment
sttha HolySenulchor.
. A Card to the Public
Knowing that there are many per
sona in our midst whose minds are un
settled in reference to the divine ori
gin of the Christian religion , and be
lieving those doubts to bo , in inosl
cases , the result of a failure to give
to Christianity ihai careful e.zamina
tion due , wo have resolved to deliver
.a few Sunday night lectures at the
Christian church on the Christian re
ligion.
The first of the series will be given
next Sunday night. The subject will
bo , "What is and what is not Chris
tianity. " It ia in nb controversial
spirit that wo enter upon this course
of lectures.
Wo shall studiously avoid everything
hr.rali r.nd offensive- those who may
dlff'T with us , and in the kindly epir-
t of the religion which wo ndvccate ,
nTL.ir.iim to present what we honestly
b lc : - ' to bo true. We shall gather
T.H JMiii information from orory avail-
abla scarce. To these lectures we in-
vcte * U persons Interested in a corrcci
knowJedtrc of .Tcsus , the Christ. All
reasonable quct-iions , zskcd by the au
dience , will receive rcprectful atten-
tfon. - "CcniD let usreason together. "
J. W. INORAM ,
Pastor Chrialian Church.
TPERSONAb PARAGRAPHS. '
| Toia Riley left for Liramia yesterday.
Hon. John R. Manchester , county
clerk , has returned from Chicago.
S. S. Stephens , of tl c Rock Island , re-
: umed from Chicago yesterday moruiag.
J. F. Aglar , TJ. P. pasjn tr eg r.t at
! - . Lcuis , came up from thesouthM n iay.
Col. Fisher , general superintendent cf
he Denver and South Park railway , -sect
West yesterday.
John Mcrriam , of Andover , MaS. , is
visiting his brother , of the firm of Hime-
jaugh & Merriam , in this city.
Gen. SIcCook , ex-governor rf Colorailo ,
\nd now owning large mining interest * iu
lie Centennial statewent , west Men-jay en
route to Denver.
Mr. aad Mrs. W. S. Brown , of Kansas
3ity , who 1m e besn Up here sj.endiug
[ "hahksgiving with some of their friends ,
returned hame Saturday well satisfied
ith the good things which Nebraska pro
duces.
Mr. John S. Leavitt and wife } natl Mrs.
IL A. Leavitt , of Boston , are viriting in
his city at present , the guest' of Mr. II.
T. Leavitt , our popular deputy county
clerk. Mrs. Leavitt will remain * hh her
ion all wi < iter.
( JA1'3 AU , .
Bojiner's Stoves much the , ] lineal
n tbe Market. Call and nee. 141G
Dougla street. o22-tf
JTcw EnsravJJijrs at Hosv.c's ,
FURS I FUkS 1 ! FURS ! I ! *
The Omaha Fur Manufacturer ,
Eenry G. Uichter , | ia to be found op-
poaito the postoffico. o20-tf
Mdsonic.
The beginning of tha month , BO
now at h.-.ml , briu a with il cot only
; ii3 usual regular meetings , but'-the
ditcs of the annual electioua in sev
eral of the lodges
On Wednesday night , December 1 ,
Oovert Lodge , No. 11 , A. F. A A. M. ,
noetj in special communic-ition for
work in tha third degree. *
Thursday evening , December 2 , St.
John's Ledge , No. 2a , A. F. it A. M. ,
meeis in stated communication. An
nual ekction of ofllccrs and other Im
portant business.
Friday evening , December 3 , r .u-
ir * monthly conclave Mount Calvaiy
'ommandcry. '
Saturday evening , December 4th ,
regular meeting of Ves.a Ohapttr ,
. Gj order of the Eas'ern Star.
Annual election of officers.
Mondcy evening , December Cth ,
tatod conimiiiiicatir.il of Capitol lodge ,
No. 3. A. F. & A. M. Anmu ! elcc-
ion of officers ,
Tuesday evening , December 7fhf
monthly convocation of Oraalia elop
er No. 1 , R. A. M.
Wednesday evening , December 8th ,
stated communication of Covert lodge ,
1.1. Annual election of officers. "
Notice of Dissolution of Partner.-hip
Notice ia hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing b = -
weon William Hagcdorn and Oliver
icnen. under the firm ualuo of Hage
dorn & Besen , and carrying on a inoat
market on Fifteenth street , botweea
? irnham and Haraey Btreet's , ii Oin-
ia , has bean dissolved by n.niuil *
cmont. All pereons owing tuid
irm will settle their indebtedness
with the undersigned , \ ho will also
) ay the debts owing by the rliia.
WM. HAGEDORN.
OMAHA , Noy. 22 , 1880. ji2Bty
Two Weddlngs.
W. H. Clark , of Waterloo , and
Miss. S. E. Murphy , of Stunt on ,
were married at iho residence of 'the
> rido'aparonts , inStanton , on Thanks
giving day , by the Rev. W. K. Beans
[ hey hav" w o ' Vrurloo , which
hey will i iit.o h. inlura home.
\Ir. \ Clark is well kirmi in Omaha ,
wherfc ha formerly resided.
f *
Charles Spearman and Misa Jose-
ihino Myers , both of Sarpy county ,
wr remarried in this city on Friday by
Tustica Stenberg.
T1IE CUEIOHTON ,
A Brat-class hotel in every respect , is
situated on the northwest corner of
Thirteenth and Capifol avenuo. This
now house isnewly and oltgintly fur-
niehed throughout , and the table and
blH of fare will compare favorably
jvitb the best in the l nd. Give it u
trial. No runner " at the "Depot.
"ct29-eod-tf
Public Dlscusrion.
The public are cordially i
meet at Clark's Hall , corner Dodge
and 14th streets , on Tuesday evening
next , Nov. 30th , at 7:30 : to listen ana
take part in the following question
"Resolved , that It wonldjbo morally
right and for t o best intereeta of
society at largo to limit all mens no
incomes that is for family or living
expenses , to § 5000 per aunum. " Ad
mission free.
A Generous Company.
OMAHA , November 28 , .1880.-
To the Editor of Tax BEE : f
SIR Having been a cosstan !
reader of your daily paper , for over h
year , I take the liberty of askir.p
enough space in your valuabla papar
to express the heart-felt thanks of-ray-
elf and family , and also of twenty
other families , to Mr. Himebaugh , oi
the Union Elevator company , for hi1-
magnificent present of fine turkor >
on Thanksgiving day. The day br furf
Thanksgiving day the boys' p-roal
notified to appear at the office , v ) _ '
.they did , and each one , havirg a fau.
ily , was proaente'd with -as fine's tur
key as the market would afford , to the
number of eighteen or twenty. And
while the cost to Mr. Himebaogh , or
the company , must bave been consid
erable , yet if he could have heard
the expressions of jy end grateful
ness that come not only from the
men , but fro Ji pmblbly onev hundred
little months. A man of" the fint
sensibilities end tender feelings o'
Mr. Himabangb would have been
well paid , and we accept and anpre
elate the present , not alone for th
valno contained in the article received ,
but more especially for the great
principle which is tanght , that o
kindness , union and respect , of em
ployer and employee.
May success and prosperity eve :
attend the Union Elevator coropanj
is the wish of all the boys.
ONE f r THE BOYS
For lands , Lots , Houses and Farms ,
look over.Bemis' new column on first p * .
Bargains.
* EXCELSIOR- ,
+
Our Forthcoming Annual
Illustrated Review.
Splendid Bogravings , Excel
lent Typography and Re
liable Statistics ,
Arrangements have been completed
for bringing ouf Ihc fortlicomiog An
nual Ilhw.tMted llaviow of THE
OMAHJi Efta , uTiieh will bo distri
buted tt > our Bubscrib rs oil New
YYst's Day. 11 ! io illustrations in
this anmial § * vicw R'Q to bo Htlic-
graphed 1 ' fflirai clnsa arliah
One of ilio most important
ftafiires will bo the clretches of the
prominent private realdcncca in
the city , which hat year ffero crawdetj
oot by otbtr building.8. The abljsli-
sal work , vrliicll 5 ths moat laborious
part of this undortshin : ; will bo more
complete in detail and uiora thorough
if imjihisg , than hi auy previous
Raviovr.
In order tht no omiesIor.H shall oc
cur in I his bvaarh , v-'e ould urge up
on oar citizens -.vbc iiavo inado any
building improvcrasntB during the
year to famish ustho d < sired ioforma-
tion , cither at thia .office or throuah
the poslofBco as eatly 03 psssiblo. We
want the naine of tno u > Vnev of the
improvement or structure , discription
of the improvement r building ;
locntion and rostof sxmo. '
In view of ol.the f jet that the out
lay for such nn undertaking is very
large , cmonnting to nearly § 1,500 ,
e have to secure a reasonable
amount of f.dveitUtrg patronage from
out merclnnta and nir.nufacturcrs ,
Mr. tf. H. Picrea Ii33 been employed
as soUcitor fcs ; Rclvortiotnon'R in the
i'liiatratod ' annual review , llo will
oill upon business men and
furnish Ilium further particular ? .
concerning thu ttj-le of 'ho ' work ,
rates of advertifint ; , ulc. Theedi'ion
v.-ill contain l'i.000 ' copies , and will
Jheieforo be a most rateable medium
for
Parlies wo ! : dcairo lo have their
residences or any buildings il'nstrated
had bf ttac apply at this ollica tt an
early day.
Keal Estate
II.V. . Shawhan to Frd Schropdor ,
w.'d. EP S-O. 7t. 34 , r. 11 o-SlGOO.
Low Y/ . Hill to Marqnb Sprckhart ,
vr. d. . lot J , block 5 , Uocgs & Hill's
add. , Omaha 039.75.
Deonis Cunningham and wffo to
Jamea S.i& , w d. , F ' lot 8 , block 3 ,
[ ciprovemoin Aesuciatiod add.Omaha
-200.
SimuclE. Iloaeia ondwifo lo Peter
Brown. TV. d. , lot 8 , block 15 , Ira-
nrcVemtnt Association add. , Omaha
S210.
California Peats , 1'IumB , Grapes ,
etc. , at TiV.rd'fc Palocc. o21 If
GOUDllDMfCE ,
The People of Fillmore
County Rid Themselves
"of a Hard Crowd.
Corif spoiidcacj of the DCS.
FAin.MOPT , Jiib. , Nnvembsr 0
District court lisa just finished its ses-
iion ? n Ibis county , will ; iho most
cjffttifyiat , ' tisulte. Tha yraud jury
f-itind Irus lilid fgainst Ji'iT Wells ,
JolinK-y find . Toll u Tierce. Thcs's
tbreafomi : i well matched triumvi-
trsto tr petiiteati ry honors. '
Jeff Wi-lls , who ha figured quite
eifeiiiieely on thocrimdml joeord of
Filiino-o county , and whoso latest ox-
flait wns to steal iho famous race-
horsr. Harry Edward ? , g tu fcir years
at hard labor.
John Kiy , I'yr Jnrb : ring Wella , gets
tlio sr.ni'i linn' .
Kay ia a worse chaiac' er than Wells.
No visible sueum of support.
John Piarei ? , fur oi rta ng of mort
gaged proper : y , hs tivo yai.rd in Ihu
paiiitciit nry itt which I ) i&editete
icon tha propyely or tucccia of
windliut ; the ho'tler ' of u incr-'gagi.
lie also pays r. 5200 fin ? .
The bet tar c } : , r.nd in fact sll tlw
icople of tfas pio:1 , vi'l ' fileop in liet-
ersrciirify from this time. Onr
CTii'y ' lis ; e ; Lsat rcJoemcd heraelf ,
incl wo'i h the coiiv'cla a fiucc Rsfal
riuy and" plenty to do in the time
.O COCie.
Notice of Dissolution
Tin coi-artnership iicf tofou exiat-
g botyrcen Hsbe-coiri & Wijobagen
is this day disji'lved , ; nd Mr. Weir-
h on is fhxw She ai'lj publuher r.nd
oJitor of The Oa.air. ! Telejrcph.
OMAHA , November 29 , 1850.
Farmers , Uni.el
Cor. i'lttificoutli Hcrsld.
It tbiint'ered all along-tho old line
hed inandwo still hear the
jcht > , na it reverberates from the At
hnttc to the PaciRc , through the
prejs oi the country. When the lof
al north ws called > ipon to supper
the principles of Line -In und Morton
against those for which Lae and Jack
on battled , they voted as they fought
andllhuutjh thia victory was a blo.od
less OOP. it TTB3 HOBO ihj lose gran <
tid far reaching iu ita cnnseqnencea
Wo were p.lad to src old Gss rome
ont of the conflici with an unbroken
fror-t , nuu olectlng mou ? i3 le isla
tor.t thrco ataln.iti farnitri to repre
sent the producers in nnr legisUluro
'where , i i our hiiujble opinloa , the
people of the country nnd olafe have
o'battle to figh' , ftjr.iast aa cUi'-jero'u' '
an cnciny an the foJIopers of Leo ant
Jackfoii. Public sentiment is getting
strong a : ; itiit the estorfionnto d e-
marnd ? nd uuju.t difcriminntions oi
riilro-id rr.oa"pely. The qnestiou oi
rejjub'iiij : the clnrgrs of corporations
and m.iii-g ! them uniform bv law , as
demanded by S c. 7 , Art. 12 , of our
st.ito cuiiititution , 'S ceo that will be
Jirnusht ro tin fruit-at tli ? .next ses-
on cf our Hyi kturo. Ihu senator
nd rcprcFontatiru from Cass go teL
L ccoln to represent the voters ol
ha c nnty. a majority of whom are
farmers. Inasmuch sa thcro was no
. 'xpresMon taken on this subject at
) T conventions , the question ia what
are the wishes or the voters in regard
'o this question ? IIow are they to
know tlut a saflicient number of their
constituents artin f.ivor of tuch leg
islation to warrant them In taking on
actiyc part'in securing the Qiiactment
of Mich lawaf Wevronld reso'ctfolly
suggest the calling of a convention of
he producer ? and shippers of the
ounty f r the purpop of discnsaing
and answeriog these questions in a
mannoi so plain ttet onr representa
tives cannot mistake the meaning , and
then hold them to a strict account for-
< S lr notions. ' It li Blnrriaglyjsaid tha
farinfre ars snch fools.4at { they .can
not uaite evt In their Vn Intsresta.
In come portJocs cf the west thetlnvo
iven tre lie to this elun.and we ven-
lira the insertion Uif > fte farmers oi
CMS county are as intelligent anS well
- ofprmed aa their bytbrcn olso-
iherp , and thfcik cnoupb. of them
.rould bo willing tc tjv&d one day , in
atteodlag such z dn/entiOn , to gel
an expression on the subject , and to
effect a permanent organization for
tha protection of their intereata. Wo
oarnoatly request the opinion ot onr
irother farmers in the county , and
iny suggestion that may occur to them
about time , place , &c.
ADIRONDACK.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO IQAM-HOKEY.
NOTICE Advertisement * To Let For Bale'
Lost , Found , Wuita , Bonrdlflj fie. , Mil be In-
Krtod In these columns once ( or TEN CENTS
or line ; each subfOqaantlnMrtlon.FIVE CENTS
par line. Tbo fiist insertion cover less than
rWENTT-FTVE CEMTS.
\ , | 01f3T tO Law Offlea
D. L. 75OHAB. ftgoiha.Crelgntgn Block
rciIKT TO I.OAH 1109 Farnhira street.
! Dr. Edward * Loan Ajrency. noT-22-tf
KtLf'
iUrrEO Afirst-casidlninp ro m clr ! , a' ,
VY City llotel , N. W. cor. 10th and Hamcy.
'
Olrl for jrencrnl housework , at
WANTED
UiVcupon Ilouio , 1st doer of Bee oflice.
911-29
> TED Boanl an'd lodgi ' ( r for gentleman ,
WA
v > if o and two children. Furnished cotUso
or rent rear High J-chool. Kcferenccs given
ndatcd. P. , Ucooffica 01
? TED A thoroughly cotrpctcnt clrl for
WA ceseral housework , Culcaco street , S door >
west 21 a , npith tide. 943-SO
ANTEU-A gii tot general housework ,
W N. W. corner 18th arid Catemlnjs ? ts. .
051-21
T\7 ANTED-Good gill for g neral housework ,
W at (6310th ( St. 0t
TATANTED First-clasj ironcr for flne linen.
W > prlyat 07 J3ta St. , between Dodfre
and Capitol avenue. 9:5-1 :
" \TTANTED A good girl rt ouce forlijht
VV housework , on S3th St , belweou Howard
and Uaruey. 33-29
- and kitchen help , at the
WANTED-Cook _ Oll-s-m-w
- for ( toneral htusewir.V , at
WANTED-OItl 40 ; 16th St. nrarC'af'.l.-.t art.
VI . '
A good sifl for
WAMED for family of th'rce.rt. ff
ndJjrcjSts JIKS.RoBT. fURVlS 03-10
Job drivlrg wagon f < r i ro TV
stTB or butcher thop. h'Cit ot ily ril r
o.ce. : Atidr. sj D. , Ece office. 91 i
The Goiminelrl that cn'l'd < n
WANTED - at castaltlo iOtli , betwt.c.1 C'H ' a. o
.ind Casj to call agjiii. D - ' -
\T7 ANTED A xvoman cook , at tig Erfne f
VY * ' "
House.
r ANTED A Korean cook , at Wm. Kolbe
W No. 1209'l8th and Douglas. 625 20
( IUIi WANTED At Fred. Dcllone' , 323
r IMrtocnthSt. l)10-tf )
\ 1KbVAfT D-G ok no
, j ! wa-hliigl rio 13th
nd Cat Itol Averiuo. | g3-tf
Ofhaha knaw that the
VY Koyl Ft. Jdcn ii the ktxa of Sewing
Mjchlncs , office on Icth St. _ _ .8,49-'I
FOR RENT-HOUSES AND UNO.
RENT New house on 24th street , near
FOR . eix rooms , cellars , closetaard
pantry K. K. HAYDEN 050-1
T10 REST A lir n furnUbed room on first
JL floor. Enquire at Bee ottlcc. 940-od3t
BENT. House , four rooms , Booth end
FOR th at f oft , 35.00 per mai'.h. Enquire of
. L , McOague , real ut * > agent , oppot.te post'
fflc. 91S-eod-3t
OOR BENT Now cottasrc of 6 roonu , com-
D p'cteinaveryre3p6ctHamiltonSt..8bIockg
west street cars Inquire t.ex'i. door cast 030-29
[ 710R BEST Furnished or unfurnished , n
D pleasant south Irjlit room. Inquire at Bee
ttico. 910-30
KENT Honse in Shnl.'a 2nd addition ,
FOR per month. W. SIUERAb , room 0 ,
Crelghlon U'ock. 895-tf
DTORE FOR RFNT First floor and basement
O Apply to GouU & Uorriil , 1003 Farnham St.
891-tt
nOR BENT A furnished , south fiont room
C IcquifeatNo 1012 Karnham St. > 8tf >
[ 70R REST Tha * . excellent dwelling house S.
D E. corner ot 23d and California streets.
Veil , cistern : < nd barn. Apply to John Gu.ld ,
005 Farnham St. . 839f
KENT Cwelling houte S. E. cormr of
23dandBiirtSts. Excellent barn , listens
indwell ; rentcheap. Apply to C. A. Merrill ,
! l .0i Farnham St. 840-tf
RENT Cottage , on 5th and Pine at * . ,
FOK house , eight roomson3da > d OassSta
Enquire J. V. Roe , H. E. Cor. 12th and Farn-
ham. 696-tf
rTlOR RfiOT1 2 furrilshed rooms OTBI Her-
L1 d.ants Exchange , K. E. Cor. 16th and
D > ee strnels. 289-tf
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Ho'so power machine and cord
wo > d bench and Eawd. Apply next the Bee
iBce. 920-2.
EOR tALE Two close carriage ? , at A. J.
Slmpsou's. 911-tt
SALE A ant-clan hotel and restaur
ant huainess , located in the best put nf tha
ity , and Join ? a good business. The proprietor
s called west to a'tcnd to mining interest , and
roust poll. Ipqu'ro at Bus offlce 61tf
) llOUSK.-i And corner ball oi Jot , southeast
corner 14th and CasaSts. , 7 roomi in each ;
cnt for S20 and $ i5 per month KKtisf I.BAL
SIATE AOKXCT , 16th and Donglax Sta. 679-tf
pOK.SAL.ii Mixed paints , at A. IXolmes,16th
D and California Sts. 615-tf
; K KALB Cottonwood InmUer of all Bltca.nt
F RKDMOMD'S. Slxteenth-st. filC-t
MISCELLANEOUS.
T OST A [ > arce ! ecn amln { one ault ot black
| _ J clothes , also ononblto shirt and ens blue
Unnol eliitt. 35 00 reward will be paid for ita
return to A. U. Gladstone. RICHARD WOOL-
SKY. 94D-29
T OST One silver Hun'Inir CMC Waltham
Jj watch No. 12621 , P. S. Bnrtlett maVe. He
ward will bo given for return to John Banmcr.
012-29
/ - T > KAI TAKDTaxfadcrmiftconior
S/- . Jj 13th and Howard St. , Decrhen
a specialty. t55-lm
Absolutely Pure. -
ifade from Grape Cream Tartar. No oths'
preparation makes Buch lijht , flaky hot breads' '
or luxurious pastry. Can be eaten by dypeptlc
without fear of tbe lls resulting from heavy i _
digestible food.
bold only in c by all Grocers.
" n POWBIR Co. N w York
DISEASES OF THE EYE ,
Ear and Throat.
DR. L. B. aEADDY
OCULIST , AURIST & LARYNCIST.
Office Over Kennard's" Druff Store ,
Corner of 14th and Douglas Sts.
norlS-Sm
( HC't r day at home. Hamplce wort
tb3 I trta * . Address Stlasoa k Co
Portland , Me.
'A. W. NASON.
3D EJ iCT T I S T ,
Owics'Jacob's B ck , corner Capitol Ave. and
/ , IBth. Omib * . Ke > .
TIIE DAILY BEis"i
"i
Ra tbe Latest Home and Te
"
*
' nitITowg of th Day.-
8. P.
CASH JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF DRY GOODS.
T4 , . . , / TVT SGPJEtUBO ?
BANKER THE MERCHANT , THE MECHANIC , FARMER
,
one and aU are welcome at our counters
; the rich ever on the alert to cave a dollar will not fail to
wSnrS ? and the P ° or also get doUaT fordoUa ?
MO ! ! ! ! . ' , - BEDUOBD.
Blankets ,
REDUCED.
MORSES. _ Blankets , Blankets. REDUCED.
A gain we make reductions in these goods , and to clear our stock we have marked as ollow
BLANKETS , Formerly sold at $8.00 , MOUSE'S.
BLANKETS , now marked $ e,50 , MORSE'S
Formerfr * * $9.00
BLANKETS , f , MORSE'S '
now marked $7.75. nrnnnr
Formerly sold at $15.00 , MORSE'S.
BLANKETS , - now marked $12 00. MORSE'S. '
UNDERWEAR , We open to-day a fresh linq of MOESE'S '
ou'f 50 ot. merino Vests worth
UNDERWEAR '
, MOESE'S
'
75oj an extra heavy seamless
UNDERWEAR , Veat t $1.25 worth $1.75 ; MOESE'S '
American Hosiery Go's seamless
UNDER WEAE '
'
, Vests at $1.50 worth $2.CO ; MOESE'S
UNDERWEAR , ladies' scarlet medicated Vests MOESE'S
and Pants at $2.00 worth $2.25 ,
UNDERWEAR and the very bst seamless Vests MOESEJS
UNDERWEAR , and Pants made at $9.00 a snit. MOESE'S
Qenta' all wool Vests and Pants
UNDERWEAR. $1,25 worth $2.00. Gents' best MOESE'S
- 'UNDERWEAR , seamless scarlet Vests nnd Panls '
MQESE'S
at $2.50 or $5 00 a suit worth
UNDERWEAR , double asmuob. MOESE'S
Courvoisiei' KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT Morsa'a
Kid Gloves Just received a full stock of Morse's
,
kid gloves from the celebrat '
Oourvoisier ed French Factory of Ph. Morse's
Courvoisier. Morse's
Kid Gloves ,
Courvoisier Black Kids , 3 and
Couivoisier 4 Button. Morse's
Kid Gloves , Courvoisier Colored Kids 3 Morse's
and 4 Button , Courvoisier
Courvoisier Undressed Kids , White Par Morse's
Kid Gloves. ty Shades , Navy Blue , &c. Morse's
Our new RIVERSIDE LACE
- Courvoisier GLOVE with the most ap Morse's
proved style of fastening
Kid Gloves , made in II and 15 hooks. Morse's .
FOSTER LACE GLOVES *
Courvoisier closing out at-great reduc Morse's
tions to make room for the
Kid Gloves. above new goods. Morse's
Silks Reducei We have made great reducMorS6 S
tions in Black Silks and offer
Silks Reduced , our _ Cashmere finished gros Morse's
grain silk.
Silks Reduced , Former pr'ca. Present price. Morse's- ,
$1 60. . . . $1 45 !
Silks Reduced , 1 75 1 55 Morse's'
2 OO J 75
Silks Reduced , 225 250 2 2 00 25 Morse's
Silks Reduced 2 75 2 45 Morse's
, 3 50 3 1O
Silks Reduced , Samples tarnished and com Morse's
parison solicited with silks
Silks Reduced , country. from any retail house ia the Morse's
s. . IMIOIRSim & OO.
HAS NOW OPENED FOE INSPECTION HIS NEW STOCK
EiGUTTER ! of Fall and Winter Clothing for Men's Youths' Boys' and
Children's Wear.
SPECIAL ATTTENTION HAS BEEN GIVEN TO MEET
1001 Farnliam Street.
the requirements of Everybody.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF STYLES AND PATTERNS IS
Poppleton Block. the most varied and elegant ever displayed in the
city.
CITIZENS ARH OOBDIALLY "INVITED TO EXAMINE
our large display of Dress and Business Suits , Fall
Grand Weight Overcoats , "Novelties in Furnishing Goods ,
Stylish Hats and Caps , Trunks , Valises , Califorfornia
Blankets and Overalls , &c. . Ac.
NO ONE IF HE CONSULTS HIS OWN INTERESTS WILL
OPENING
buy one dollar's -worth of Clothing until he has seen our
immense Stock and learned our Prices.
PKOPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE
STORES.
OrncK PUECIUBIXO AOT DBFOT C. S. 7
UIIAIIA , NEB. . Kor. l&tb , 1880. /
Sealed Proposal * , In duplicate , subject to the
usual conditions will bu received at ihla offlce
unt'I 12 o'clock tool on Drctmtcr 15th ,
18SO , at which time and place they will be open
ed in presence o' bidders , for the furnishing and
delivery at the Snta etcnce Storehouse or on can
in Omaha , ( if on cars ifter Inspection and ac
ceptance at place of rocking ) aa may be required
by tbo Subsistence Department.
One hundred and ten (110) ( ) barrels Pork ,
light mc9 , to be delivered by Jan. 20th. 1881.
Onelundied and twenty thoustnd (120,000) ( )
pounds Hacon.short.claT sides , medium weight
and thickness , packed in crates , straopcd , of
bout " 20 poundg bacon each , to be delivered by
Jan. 20tb , 183.
Three thoasird ( S.COO ) pounds breakfast
baco , ( thin breas'e ) canvassed , and in slatted
boxes , strapped , of about ICO pounds breakfast
bacon each , to be delivered by Jan. 2Cth , 13JL
Eleven hundred ind four (1104) ( ) 5-pound tins
lard ( pure leal ) , twelve tins In a case , strapped.
Each tin most hold actuilly5'pouud9 ; , nctor > rd
to be aoeptjd ; price per tin and noiper pound
to bo stated , to bo delivered by J.vi. 20th , J8SO
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposal ! .
Blank proposalsandfnll informationAJ t the
manner of bidding , conditions o be observed by
bidders , and terms of contract and payment ,
will be furnished on application to this offlce.
Envelopei containing proposals should be
marktd "Proposals for Subais ence Storu , " and
addressed to the underalfcned.
THOMAS WILSON ,
C. 8. , U. S. A.
MAKE NO MISTAKE !
MICA AYT.T ! GEEASE
Com posed larjftlj of powdered mica and iatngliM
u tbo beat and cheapest lubricator In tbt world.
It la the best becante it docs not gem , bat forms
a hijhly polished sarfice over toe axle , doln ?
away with a largo amount of friction. It Ia tba
cheapest because TOO need me but hall tbe
quantity In grculug your wagon that yon wool J
of any other axle greace made , and then ran
yonr wagon twice ulon ? . It answers cqaaUr
aa weH for Mill Gearing , Threshing ( MachlnM ,
Bnjnjiea. &c.aa for wagons Send for Pocket
CjdopedUof Thin jfj Wort ti Knowing. Hailed
free to any address.
MICA HANUFASTURIHG CO. ,
31 MICHIGAN AVENGE ,
CHICAGO.
j -Ask Your Dealer For It
octao-u
CHARLES RIEWE ,
UNDERTAKER !
Metallo Caaeg , Coffins , Caskets , Shronds , eti
Fan mStreo .10thandllthChnahaHBb.
Telegraphl : orders promptly atlended to.
AGENTS FOR DEVLIN & GO. ,
BOSTONCLOTHING
CLOTHING
CLOTHINGHOUSE ,
FiRKHAM STREET.
MARHOFFS TRUNK FACTORY.
The lirzr and best assortment of
Trunks and Valises in the West. Telescopic Cases
and Sanipl- Trunks a Specialty.
H. H. MARHOFF , - - - PROP. ,
117 14th St. , g Peers North of Douglas St.
50,000
CHEAP ! CHEAPER ! CHEAPEST
MAX MEYER & BRO.
Propose for the next ninety (90) ( ) days to sell then
entire stock of
Diamonds , Watches ,
Jewelry , Clocks ,
SilverWare ,
Pianos & Organ
GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
At Manufacturing Prices , Which is from 15 to 20 per
" cent , helow any Eastern Wholesale House ,
preparatory to moving into their
weN Store , Cor. llth & Farnham
We Mean Business * Come and be Convinced.