THE JDAITy BEE OMAHA , lliuRSDAY , AUGUST U , 188.
The Daily Bee.
OMAHA.
Thursday Mornincr , Atir * .
LOCAL BREVITIES ,
The wi lhcr Is more sultry than o\er.
There WM n big train In from Denver
this morning.
Twenty cars of sheen arrived at ! p.
m. yesterday from tbc west.
The OmMia GymnMlurn club held ft
practice- meeting Tuesday.
Fceney ft Connolly's new utoro will bo
completed in a clay or two.
The Mendclasolm Quintette Club at
lioyilV opera hauso this evening.
Hobble Broi , , will build o Immlsomo
two story brick store on Kith and Cans.
MeftJImbcr & Daily have InlJ a , ntto
idcwalk in front of their carriage factory.
The 10th street people would llko to
know if Mr. Italcombo Intends to lower lila
Mock }
John A. Crcijiiton 1 * about to build
two fine dwelling house * on California
Htrcot , near 10th.
Them wore two ca'-os of plain dnink
in police court yesterday. One was commit
ted and the other case continued.
The county commissioners bare post
poned the letting of the other two bridge
contracts until Thursday noxt.
There will bo a rccotlng of the Douglas
county republican central committee Fri
day , August 25th , at 2 p. in.
Mother Dillon was ro'cnucd from jail
at a late hour last night. The police judge
thinks uho waa more crinh > than intoxi
cated.
cated.Goo.
Goo. ( Jans , a fanner rcslJIng Bovcn
mllcH west of tlilx city , had four ntncka of
oatn , the product of twelve acres , set flro
to and burned Sunday morning about 4
o'clock.
The C. IJ. and Q. train wa3 tovcral
hours late yesterday The Denver train
on the U. 1 > . wailed until ! l:15 : and then
pulled out. The "Q" won thirty minutes
Into yesterday.
Sixteenth street is terribly lorn up by
the work now in progress tlicro and the
business men are Mattering from the tmpns-
nubility uf tins important thorougfnro , It
ought In bo cleared ulf , n thno tor the fair.
It Is reported that a band of Gypsies
hr.vo been encamped for ecner.il days in the
brtub near the head of St. Mary' avenue ,
and that tlicro is also a band west of Hai-
call'd place , nnd also ono in the nortlmest
outskirts of the city ,
Trinity CJuIld contcmplnto giving a
"Harvest Home festival"
grftad at there
ro ! dcnco of Ulehop ClarliHon on the 29th
innt. The celebrated "llroom Driijnilo"
will appear on the occasion in full drc H.
The wife of Chan. Dy or , the tailor
who was sent up to the county jail Tucn-
day for beatlug ht/i / better half , wont to the
[ > olco ! judge , ivtld hia flue nnd liad
him released. Dyer signed a plodqo to nb-
tain from drink for three years.
Walter Bogcrt's Daso Ball Combina.
tion Board is now open at Joe Blnko' , and
at the Canfiold House for next Saturday's
league and local games , Walter' * board is
a very ingenious arrangement and calls
forth numerous complimentary rcn arks
besides being well patronized.
A number of our citizens were ac
quainted personally with John Froeth , the
plendld basa singer who has appeared in
Omaha with llavcrly's and I'morson'g
Minstrels. Ho sang at ono time in tbo
San Francisco Quartette and again with
Welling Bros. , Dixon and Frcoth. The
poor follow died recently in San Franoltco ,
of quick consumption and waa buried by
Ilaverly'i Minstrels. When last hero ho
aung with the San Francisco Quartette at
Currier's art gallery , over Williams1 store ,
the Arion Quartette , of this city , being
present nnd singing with thorn.
The gamu of Friday , August 25tb , on
II , & 1. grounds promises to bo the best
of the season , The Lcadvlllo Bluer , the
champions of the llockies , have lost only
one game in twcnty-uino played this year.
The game lost was with the Longmont
Utas whom the Blues bavo beaten six
tlrma out ot eoven , The game on Tuesday
with the Hastings llcdastooi 11 to 2 In
aver of the Blues , Kvery game won was
won ou the iicoro of a slnglo inning.
The thruoBoldlert ) , I'llutwoll , McDon
ald and DawBon , implicated in the highway -
_ way robbery of Saturday evening , which
resulted In the shooting of Shrader , had
their examination before Judge Anderson
yettorday nnd the first named was
Ixnind over in the sum of 81,000 and the
latter two $500 each , to appear before the
October grand jury , failing to give which ,
tlu-y were committed to jail. Tha proof
against Flintwoll Is very strong and shown
that ho had moro to do with tlio holding
up of Simlrea nnd Woluoy than wns at llrst
supposed ,
Mr , F , ] ' . Brown , assistant adjutant
general of the Orand Army of tbo llojmb-
lie , has recoiled a beautiful baunor to bo
presented to the Illinois veterans , In No-
braslia. nnd it in now on exhibition at hia
dllice , In room No , ( i , Union block. It was
manufactured to order by J , 11. SVIIsmi &
Co * , an eastern firm , nnd thchprpHontatioii
will tuliu plnco at tbo Grand Inland re
union.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , OMAHA -
HA , NEB.
Tables supplied with the boat the
niarkot aiiords. The traveling public
claim thuy got bottur accommodations
and moru general aatiafnctiou huro
than at any other houao in Omahu.
lUta , $2 per day , augSltfmo
j For Rent or Sale. A good housoof
six rooms , in yood repair , and lot , ! ! 0
i220. on Fifteentli atroot , north of
bridge.
Rent , $10.00 per month , Will Bull
for § 800.00 , Binall cash payment , and
balance on monthly iiiBtullmenU.
Inquire at Newspaper Union , 12th
and Howard , aug-H-inu
HORSE TAKEN UP.
Taken up by 1110 , Auguat 22d , a
dark bay horse , front foot white and
both hind legs , black mane and tail ,
about nine years old , collar marks on
shoulder , and halter ou. Owner can
gut him at Btephensou'a stable by pay-
tug charges. OFFJGEU UUUKE.
Go to Boindort'a Parlors , 1322
Doughu street. Pure Ice Orram in
all flavors. Cakes und Oonfectiora.
234t
LET US HAVE PEACE.
Wliifca Thunflor Sot < Down on
Rod Cloud's Schemes ,
And Wariia Him to Expect No
Aid From Other
Indians ,
ThclPlnoRlilgo AROncy Tronblo nt
Col , Mnrtin , adjutant general of the
department of the Platlo , Ims received
n letter from C\pt. M. 0. Footc , dated
Fort Niobrara , August 20tb , enclosing
a letter written by "Whito Thunder"
to "Red Oloud. " White Thunder is
considered the best man now in the
Sioux nation , and Gapt. l''ooto thinks
ho would bo n valuable ally in cneo
any of Rod Oloud's band nhould at
tempt to make trouble. The letter lit
as follow * :
Four NioniiAiu , Nob. , Aui ; . 20.
To Iloi Cloud , OgilUla Sioux , 1'Il.c HIJfo ;
Agency , Nch. !
OHIJSK RKD Ctouu "
: "Malik-pea-
luta" I speak to you as n friend ,
Lis'on ' to what I have to say to you.
Wo want to look for the hereafter , not
only for the present. Wo nro grow ,
ing old and wo want to look out for
the good of our children. I hear you
want to go on tlio war path ogain , but
I do not want you to do anything of
the kind , or oven lalk that. Who
ever is a chief should always do aa the
Great Father at Washington wishes
him to do. I wna a chief
and they tried to put mo out , but I
paid no attention to the foolish re
marks of Bomo. So I huvo remained
a chief as I always wai. My friend 1
hoar Botno bad news about you that
makes all your friends hero ashamed
of you. Wo receive bonelito from the
Great Father nt Washington , and we
want to light him attorward. Who
would not bo ashamed of such con
duct ? Wo have always hoard that
yon had a very good agent , better ,
wo have heard thun oura. If you will
try and help your agent stand by him
and keep him , you will got along a
great deal better than if jou change ,
as you may got a bud one. Since the
first day I have known you , you have
always boon talking about war und
lighting. Friend that is a very poor
idea you have in your head ,
and if you claim to be a
friend of mine you must stop
such foolinhness , you will always
find mo helping tlio whites. Wo got
our food and clothing for ourselves
and our children , and all our aasint
anco from the Great Father , and if
you should turn and attempt to light ,
you will never got any aid or iisiistunci )
from mo. Rod Cloud , you know you
have been several times n prisoner ,
nnd I hnvn bocn to see yon when you
have boon in prison. 1 don't want to
see you there any moro. Now nmku
pence with your agent , and let us all
bo friends together , and stop this
foolish quarreling. Whatever is wrong
the Great Father will make right
Red Oloud , you know there is no use
in resisting the soldiers , for they "ill
destroy you the same as wo would cat
tle , as I have told you before , and this
is the last time I will toll this to you.
I will always watch my own people
and Sitting Bull's people , who are
with mo , and I will sco that none of
them go with you , us you will only
got them in trouble , and if you think
they will help you , or join you , you
are mistaken.
I write this to you from Fort Nio-
brara. I am hero to attend a ealo of
government horses.
Your friend ,
"WJIITB THUNDEU ,
( WAH-KEAUU-SKA. ) "
COMPANY K.
Departure of Troops for Fort Mc-
Kinnoy.
A special car attached to the noon
train wostyestorday convoyed company
K , of the Ninth infantry , on route to
their now station at Fort MoKinnoy.
Capt. Hay and Liouts. Stombol und
Palmer wore the ollicers , and they
took out forty-throo men in nil. The
company goes to Rock Creek on the
U. P. , and there takes u day'a rest to
await transportion.
Fort MoKinnoy is at the foot of the
Bfg Horn mountains , on Clear crook ,
a branch of the Powder river. It is
over 200 miles north of Rock Creek.
Company 1C taken away no man
whoso loss will bo morg universally
regretted than the genial first ser
geant , Mr. W. I , . Alluon , whelms
a host of friends in this city and \i-
oinity. Sergeant Allison has been in
the service lor nineteen yearn , and for
seventeen , years of timu has boon in
the department of the PJatto. Ilia
last enlistment VCM n little ovur a year
ago. lie is a magmlicenilookiiig man
physically , a natural born gentleman ,
o'\d ono w ho would grace a much high
er rank in the cervice , Ho is a mem-
borof St. John's lodge , A. P. and A.
M. , of this city , and hit c.uriee the
good w ill not only of his follows in
the lodge but of nil who have known
him ,
ST. PHILIP'S GUILD
A SplondlU Tirno ut Standard Hull
Tuesday Night.
Tlio St , Philip's guild entertainment -
mont , which cumo oil'at Standard
hall Tuesday , was perhaps the
moat enjoyable ono that over occurred
in this city among the colored people ,
The only thiiu ; that can bo said in the
way of criticism is that the concert ox-
orciiOB wore began too late , and this
seems to bo a very common diilloulty
in connection with all entertainments
of this character given by colored so
cieties.
The programme , as published in
TJIK BKK a few days ago , was carried
out with one or two exceptions. The
recitations and songs were all ren
dered with auch liveliness and nicety
as made them very enjoyable to these
who listened The choruses wore the
best rendered that wo have had the
( , K asuro of hearing for many a day ,
considering the number of these wh < i
Mis'ed in the hiiigirg , 'Iho nlto solo
by Miss Mamio Williams wan wol !
< mrg. The natno ia true of MIP *
Dupet's foprnno cole Mr. A. K
Jnttn' "O'd SoxW wai cung with
good effect , but ho came near being
fUt"iin Jholowrr "K " MIM Dor-
ecy's recitation , "My Mother , " was
NttuHfni Hut h't'o ' ' JcfMia Mcr-
riam's "Whippoorwill" won the palm
for excellence. IJishop Oiarkson and
Dean Milfopau h with their ladiee
graced the occasion with ( heir pren-
i-ticn. The Rf > v. Mr. Rickott , of the
A. M. E. church did the Guild the
honor of his presence , and added
much to the enjoyment of the evening
ing by a short address.
The bishop and dean olao responded
o ctlla very gracefully Mr. Overall
delivered n short practical addrum ,
which was listened to with great at
tention. Mr. M. A. Rickctt'a address
VHS "tip top "
This feature of Iho entertainment
being closed , dancing by tlio young
people began ana wns krpt up until
ncarlj 2 o'clock. ' Mr. Bell wishes ute
to express his sincere gratitude to tin
public for their liberal patronage o
tbii > , the Guild's Grst cntortainmnnt
To Mrs. Merriam , Mrs. Watson , Mrs
Newman , Mrs. Uondricku and other ?
the Guild expresses many thanks fo
kindly encouragement and aid ,
NEBRASKA SUPREME COURT
7 uosday , August 22.1382.
Court mot pursuant to odjourn
incut.
Hamilton vs. Williams. Continued
King vs. Bell. Submitted.
Ex-parto Oottroll. Writ denied
Opinion by Maxwell , J.
A procccdina under the baatarday
act , while in the nature of a civil ac
tion , is properly n polios regulation
requiring the putative father to fur
msh support for his child and to indemnify
domnify the public against liability
for its support.
The sum which the putative father
is n quired to pay for Buch support is
not a debt in the ponsa in which thai
word is uaod in the constitution , nnc
in caoo of hia fail uro to ct mply with
the judgment of the court , ho may bo
committed to prison.
Cruns & LJozlctt vs. Stpole. Error
from Clay county. Aflirmed. Opin
ion pi-r curium.
An afliduvit in replevin may be
amended by leave of court ut any
into b fnru tbu it ml , ur on thu truil ,
vhon such an nnifiidmeiit will bu in
furihorui cj of justice , but thu coiut
nay impose the payment , of reason-
hln rosin im a condition of mukinir
the iimondmoiH.
Property exempt from attachment
execution may bo claimed at any time
ioforo the sale.
Orosolcy va. Stoelo. Error from
3ago county. Reversed and ro-
nuntlod. Opinion by tlio court.
A bill of particulars in ; v justicis'
court , in the form of an account ,
ilaiming damages togmin in the field ,
told Bulllcient after trial and judg
mont.
Section 29 ? of the code applies to
ustices of the peace , and where a
ury is waived in a justices' court , and
ho cause tried before the justice ,
mast bo a finding of facts. A
udgmont without a finding ia not
void , but voidable ,
Wo dcsiro to call attention to our
aiga and attractive assortment of
Chamber sots.
ClIAULKS SlIIVEHIOK.
m&o-sat-mon-tlis
- - -
Kotloo-
The "Hawthorn Centennial Ex
celsior Roof Paint , " was patented May
24th , 1881 , and letters patent num
ber 241 , 803. Any person found or
blown to tamper with the manu
facture of aaid paint will bo punish
ed to the full extent of law. No per
son has any authority whatever to sell
receipts. HAWTIIOUN & BKO. ,
Lancaster , Pa.
UTAH 8 MINES.
Qood Outlook for Crops Wby the
Territory la Unrepresented
Other Matters.
Correspondence of TUE HHH.
SALT LAKE , Utah , August 21. This
season has boon rather a remarkable
ono for Utah. First the spring was
about ono month later than common ,
and yet the season has boon such that
all kinds of cereals produce largely.
Corn never looked better than at
present ; the wheat and oat crops are
very largo , and the product of pota
toes nnd all kinds of vegetable will bo
unusually largo. Ilorotoforo it has
joen truthfully said that it never
rained in this valley during the sumner -
nor , but this has been tliorovorso thiu
Bummer. Through Juno and July wo
md several good showers of rain , at
; imc so hcijvy no to give the ground
a good Bonking , und during this month
wo have hud shower nftor shower.
These rains havobeen ( accompanied by
lightning and heavy pealu of thunder.
DIoud bursts huvo occurred in various
localities , doing much damage nt some
places to property.
The mining outlook of Utah is
brighter than over before. At the
Denver exposition , tlio display of Utah
ores appears to attiaotns much if not
greater attention ns any exhibits there.
This whole Utah exhibit was collected
in a very few days , nnd only n few
ininiiii : men contributed funds to pay
tb o expense of sending commissioners
to Denver to watch after the display
of Utah products. It was at first in
tended to make a display at Denver of
all the various kinds of Utah products
including nuricultural and manufao-
; ures , Governor Murray was asked
; o appoint n commissioner to ropros'ent
.ho territory and to secure articles for
exhibition. A mooting was called to
.uko action in the matter , and thoio
was no representation whatever at
this mooting of the agricultural and
uanufacturing interests. The mining
nterest was well represented at that
neotlng , and for the purpose of secur-
tig harmonious action , a committee
was appointed to confer with the lead
ers of the other interests and secure
heir co-operation. Now it happens
hat the agricultural and most of the
nanufacturing industries of Utah nro
conducted by the Mormons. When
the leaders of these interests were
approached by the committee
they wtrn promptly informed
that thu Mormons would not
take any part whatever towards exhi
biting at Dtnvor , because they did
not llko our governor. This is the
reason that at the Denver exposition
there is no show of Utah wheat , oat * ,
and other grains , cotton and ailk
* hich are ( m > wn in Southern Utah ,
the products of the eilk , cotton and
woolen looms , bud various minii-
fhctures. Utah could hnvo made n
very creditable showing in thcao ,
which would have added much to the
laurels uho is winning through the dis
play of motnls and mining products
The output of metal from the mines
of Utah this year will make u very
creditable showing. The great Horn
silver mine baa already sent to mar
ket bullion of the value o $2,000,000
since January 1st , This mine ii
located at Bruce , 213 'Jiiles south o !
this city , and the ore is reduced nt
smcltcrn nix miles Bouth of hero , the
base bullion being sent to Chicago for
refining nt the works of the company.
This bullion is laid down at Chicago
at a cent of only 40 per cent , of Its
nature , thus giving the company a
surplus of CO per cont. of the grors
product. This is the best results wo
have over known In mining
and reducing ores ou i
largo ecalo. The company has jusi
paid a dividend aggregating $330,000
The Ontario has sent $1,5110,000
worth bullion to market this year ,
und pays regularly each month its
dividend of GO cents n share , aggregat
ing $70,000 per month. It costs the
company 05,000 per month for ex
penses in running the mine and mill ,
while the extensive improvements or
thu mine , in the way of tunnels ,
pumping and hoistinu machinery in
volves hirgo outlays of capital. There
are numeious mines in Utah which
will Bonn become lurgo ere producers.
The celebrated hiuraa hua been lying
idle for some time , but is now being
put in condition for mining on n large
scale. This mine ban turned out be
tween $4,000,000 and $0,000,000 , and
under the new management prom
ises to yield many millions more Two
weeks ago J. D. F.irmor , a prominent
merchant of this city , was at Black
Rock , bathing in Great Salt Like ,
where ho was surrounded by probably
100 parsons. When the train wau
about to leave on the return to this
city , ho wua missed and supposed to
huvo been drowned. Search waa con
turned every day einco und no trace
of him can bo found. His clothing
was found m thu dressing room he oc
cupied There have been many the
ories advanced about bodies Hunting
or sinking in the lake , the water of
which contains about twenty per cent
of salt , nnd is so bouynnt that a per
son il Jiito easily on the water.
Like bathing this season has at
tracted ninny thousand people to Gar-
Held und Bluck Bench.
The Ute act of congress empower
ing the governor of Utah to till the
thu territorial and county offices of
U'nh ' by appointment will be put in
operation within the next few dnyp.
Tno commisBionora appointed un
der the Edmunds' bill arrived last
Friday evening , and on Saturday
uvonhig were given a grand reception
in the parlors of the Walker oporu
iiouse.
The Denver & Rio Grande Western
is pushing their line eastward with all
the dispatch in the power of the com
pany , nnd in n few months wo will
tinvo a through line to Denver over
that road. Business is good in this
city , and many buildings are being
erected. All the' hotels nnd tene
ments nro crowded , and there is a
Inrgo demand for residences and busi
ness houses , O. M.
SLAVEN'S YOSEMI1E COLOGNE
Made from the wild flowers of th
PAit FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY ,
it is the most fragrant ot perfumes.
Manufactured by H. B. Slaven , San
Francisco. For sale in Omaha by W.
J. Whitohouso and Konnaio Bros. ,
&Co.
PERSONAL.
Dr , S , D. Mercer has returned from the
west.
west.W.
W. M. Plevins , of Alton. Ia. , is in the
oily.
oily.J.
J. V. S. Paddock , U. S. A. , is in the
city.
Liout. Miner , of Fort Robinson , is in
town ,
Hon. N. W. Wells , of Sclmyler , is in
town ,
E. W. Sutphpn , U. S. N. , Is at the
MiUard ,
W , II. Michael , of Grand Island , is in
the city.
lion. K. F. Warren , of Nebraska City ,
Is iu town.
A. L. Flint , Salt Lake City , is at the
Metropolitan.
Win. O. Douohue , of St. Joe , is at tha
Gun field house.
Lou II. Ukndeu , of Fort Dodge , ia nt
the Metropolitan ,
Jninei Mollugh , of llangor , Mo. , ia a
; uest of the Cauflold.
Mrs. Gee , CanGcldhas returnoJ from n
visit to Camp Canfiold.
1) . 0. Adams and James Fitzgerald , of
Salt Lake , are at the Millard.
Airont MrGilllcuddy Is expected to ar-
rho from I'mellidge to-day ,
Hon. Geo. II Roberts , ex-attorney gen-
ril of Nebraska , Is in the city.
Ms3 ! Mamid Shears nnd her slater Miaa
' < els , left early Tuuday morning for
North Lake , Wia.
Dennett Cole , book-keeper for 0 , S.
iuodrlch , baa returned from a visit to the
) euver exposition.
Mr. A. B. Davenport , clerk of the Pa
cific house , St. Joseph , U in the city , the
guest of the Creigbton ,
J. II. McAlviu , Kaq. , leaves thlso\en-
ug for Denver to take charge of the U , I1.
xhiblt at the exposition ,
( ien.Geo , Crook returned from Oakland ,
ifnryland , where he has been epending his
vacation , jestertiay.
W. M , Sage , Kiq. , general freight agent
f the Chicago , Hock Inland & Pacific rail-
vay , is in the city on business.
Geo. II , Daniels , commissioner of the
own trunk Hues at Chicago , accompanied
> y his secretary , arrived in the city Tues-
y.
General Nelson II , Davis , inspector gen-
ral of the military division of the Mis-
ouri , and Col. A. J , Perry , of the quar-
Urniastcr geccralV detriment t Wash
ington , pA < ted through Omaha Tuesday
en route west on military business.
C. A. Whtttler , traveling asent of the
Hannibal & St. Joe. and 0. II. & Q. roadt ,
Is in the city on business.
J. A. Qtiailo * , D. D. , president ot tbo
K , Hull Seminary , Lsxington , Mo. , Ij in
the city , the gncsi of Mr. Milton Hen-
drix.
Julius IVstncr , one of Omaha' * rm > $ t
en'orprisicfj young men , left ygsterdij
for ChUaco and MilwAiitcec. to purchase a
compkto Klettrotypo Foundry and Wood
Kngraring Machinery. The immense de
mand for F. C. 1'cstner & Son'a work ,
which Is always a No. 1 , necessitates tnli
great enterprise,8
Hon. Ed. MclnljTO , of Howard , prcsl
dciituftho State U mrd of Agriculture ,
and Muj. D. II. Wheeler , of Plattsmouth ,
eecrctnry , nro in the city , both rpgfotem
at the Millard.
Kev. Robert Lain ; ; nnd family have re
turned to the gate city , after a short stay
at Minneapolis. Mr. Lain ? has come to
the conclusion that there is no city like
Omaha ,
L. D. Tuthill , superintendent of the St
Joeeph & Western railroad ; L. S. Wood
ton , the U , 1'i'fl general agent nt Chicago ,
and J. T. Clark wtro prominent rnlltoat
men in town Tuesday.
M. Elgutter , the genial clothier , whose
palatial hcndqimtcrs in l'oppleion' block
nro so well known to the public , baa Jus
returned from tbo east , where ho pnrclm *
cii a mammoth stock of goods for the fal
trade.
Jcsso Lowe , who has been employed In
the city engineer's ollico during the mini
mer , left Tuesday for Troy , N. Y. ,
where ho will resume hia studies Scptem
her 1 , at the Kcnnsacr Polytechnic Insti
tutc.
For Bronchial , Asthm.itiu , and Pul
monary Oomplninta "Brown's Bron
chial Troches" manifest remarkable
curative properties. Like nil other
meritorious articles , they are fro
qiiontly imitated , and these purchas
ing should bo euro to obtain the
genuine. rl tivlt
"Preserve and. Roftulato , Net De
stroy , " i a sound motto In iiiojIc-Uioiis ai well
na tati sunntli p. I'rcsrri o tlio upor of tliodi-
KCstl o organs nnd relate the secretions wit
larra t'8 dtltzcr Aperient , and ) ou 'villturo
d8)i ) p U tun ! liicj tn.nililnt by a i r ccsiln
hanno y with the la 9of Natura. Violent me i
iclnha > oliaJ their day. They ( \italzi the
sjstcm. Reason a * v. ch aa the Btomith rejects
them , Rely on th's e\hlcr\tlnj ! ; epetl * c.
nuif SOLD BY ALI , DRUGCIS'IS.
IO LOAN-MONtY.
IO IO N On chattel
MONKV . A. JI Tuttnn otHfo of Urolf &
JIoutgomB'y , over Omih National bank. S3-tf
ONET TO LOAN Call tt L w Oraco of D.
L. Thomm ItoamS Crolghton Block.
70 ' 'UAK At 8 per conlln-
V'wwU' ' UUU tercet In ouma.of S2.EOO nd
up srds.ior8to6year8on flrst-class city and
farm property. BKUIB KBAI Eai B and LOAS
Aomor , leth nnd Dowlas Sta _
HELP WANTED.
f mil WANTED for general housework. Small
\JT family. Apply N. W. corner 19th and Web-
Her street , 142-23f B
WANTED-A girl In firally of two , ISIli and
Ua\cnport , tocondhou o fiom corner west
side. 141-23
WANTED A teed blacksmith. Apply at cor.
7th and ilitcy street
137-25t PETEK CIIRISTIAN8CN'
WANTED-Man Immediately nt ths Occidf n-
tal hotel. J3924
WANTKD-Two No l brcom makers at No-
br s a Broom Factor } , Dodge s reel.
120 2 t A U. BAND W.
WA- TED DliilnR room girl. App'y at Itoln-
o.ko'j rea aaunt , 13tu and Jicrfson St.
12824 f
WANTED At the National Hntclat I eon ,
Ono flra-clvis porter , must speik fciiK'l ' h
and Qermnn ; a No. 1 f inalo co kalso ; two No.
1 glrla Will pay them Sic and S20 per month
lAJ.T J ) A barber at C09 ortn lOthstreo
'S123 s. CORIIELD
IMMKDUTKI.Y A flrit-clasjcook
WANTED a goo i laundress 'nd undcrstai d
nakl ( fUutttr. App'y at i oj. JI. T. I' tilck'g ,
Saundera street , noarCracc. 1032stS
WA"TEI A ( rood and rxp rloniul bread
andiakohakir Sober habits ; oed wages.
Apply toD. L Wallace , City IJa cry , Kearaiy ,
Nib For refer race go to U. Bingharn A. Bo ,
' 103 ? 7
WANTliD A joung man to lake inc uio
for custom shine on the read. Omaha
hhlit I'actory , No. 1207 Farnliatr bt. 117.23
ANHIUJ A good woman cook , middlo-aired.
N no : > ut a gocd , clean wi man oce-l pp'y
Good nag.s. S. McCoy , Cau.t House , near new
go\eruiijeiit corrall. 116-tf
WANTr D I y trail ntd wife to unfuriilehcd
rooms. fth nr ut bout bjard. 1'rhato
fau.lly prclt-rrod. Address X Bee omco. n20-tt
\TC7ANTED-A woinin to cool ; at llOEouth
VV Thlrtcctli etiett.
WANTKD-A boy not lees than 16years old ,
lo learn phototrnnhy. at Currier's , lead-
li g photo rtphur , 1212 Farnani ft 22-tf
WAJJTLD 100 men for railroad woik. II
MannwciKr , ooiploimoLt njuat , 11th
strict , near Farnam , 9U3tt
\\f ANT1 D Ten teams. Waic 83.60 per day.
> V Inquire U. Vincent , at Horcnco Cut-off.
OCC-tf
WANT n Ono hnndjod men. Wages J1.76
per day. Apply to llltcbo'l Vincent , at
Florence Cut off , linu uiilo uorth of Ouiuha.
eostt
AN1KD At Ft. Charles hotel , two flrU
W claw dining room u'itli Oi'.l-tf
A'tT'ANTrn Hoarders at 110 Houtb 13th U
> V Board 4,00 ; aUofuiniaticd rcouit. Fran
Davla. OBl-tf
WANTK1) A nr.t-cl b * girl mutt bo good
cook , washer imd Ironcr. Wage * ? J 00
ur week , luqulie at Leo , Filed 4 Co' * , or at
iloo otllca. 931-tf
\TTANTED 600 privy > au.t3. eluks nd cess
VV pooln to clean with Sanitary Vault and
Sink Cleaner , the bust In use. A. Evans fc Co. ,
residence 1206 Undge street , Omaha.
" \TTAN'IK1 > 1 o cr three rooms tunable to
Y > phelciar.a ; dUce. Addru lit. I'rrlt
lee ofllce. too-tf
MICCLLANCOU8 WANT8.
WANTEH A partner , In a paying buslnrs. '
with a raplta ! of & 00 , or w 11 cnuloy ace
co potent u an , whu will Iran he flrmlMCO. In-
d at 117 south 15th sirett for paitUulara.
_ _
\TTASTED-To rent , a little store Iu a good
VV locality for cigar store. Inquire at lr ,
llorgluui't , Jacob's block , 124-Sit
\ ANTKP-To Bfll , a light stock and furnt-
VY euro of restaurant in lllalr , Neb. Inquire
of L. F. Hilton , at Ulalr , or A. I'erkliis , Ouialia.
8- _ _
- suite ot tire or three unfurnish
ed rooms Addrcea "A. D , " lOiO Farnam
Lreit , OinahA , Neb. ( ( tf .
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Sltuitian ni coic iron a"d do . .en-
WANTED
cral woik arouiil the home. Iltferomti
ffwn , Icqnlro north e tcor. IfJlh and It\id. No.
1X ( . 1325t
\\7 ANTKU Iy& ) Danlih ( till aptcsl ap I-
Vutnfainlly. . Call at ilia Scandinavian ho
tel , llth tlritt , ISe-Zet
( ly younir roaTi Just rom Swe-
WANTbD In t rlvato fimllyM 1 work
cheap. Adply at Y. M. C. A. 135 2ut
' WASTBD A yo-'njr Ind y w Uhcs
SlTt'ATMS In a flistclasa drrs * making t
UblWimpot. cr In A pinnlo family. Ad re
M Y."Btconicc. 13S-2K
WANTrlt ) A position b > ft joiing man , who
Is a ( .1 oil FAlesmtn and lnoi-ktTf'f e >
cm' cxpcrlento , Addre-'ti "A. 11 , C . " Tlco
oHlce. _ _ _ _ _ 1SO-S4J
V / ANTEI > Ilj anrxpert'nccil | yr > * n.itrl'tia-
VV tlcn M cso * or hoi fckccpcr In n prUate
fatnlly , bj ono who thornu hl , uidcntands her
business. Addre s "II M.1 707 ISth 8 rect hct
U ebsjet ami Hurt. 12. , 2H
WANTED Uy man nnd w to two untitrnMi
wl rcxjtni , with or without board. I'r\ate !
fimlly preferred address " \ " Uce olllcc. 107-tf
TOR RENT HOUQC8 AND LAND.
UU4T Fln tcnioMn ro Lcncc. Apply
FOR A Stecle , 1017 Cats street 1W tl
SALK OR RHNT Two pianos. Out
FOR new- upright , at 3188fuil { ! < ) | h street
143 tf
FOrt IlEST T o nlco brick hoinei , 200 ! ) i
2011 CassSt , MOUUIS& UFUCKKNlUtHJV
122-531 O\or bttto Hank
II II * Nl' Two story dwo lln 20th and C s ?
FO
7 room * , nov being rciialtcd anil jalnlo
Inquire of 0. T. Taylor 1-lth nnd flni-glni. 127-1
T7URNUHED room f r rcU at 1C17 ic
JL1 street , llfl-f !
" 171011 lltNT G'ord tccond-hnnd p'ano at $1,0
.L1 ptr month. Inquire at 210 south ICthht.
11B-M'
RENT Snail liitnl-hcrl riora ; alfioon
FOR
large front loom nnlta le fortwogcntl met
S. K. coniT 14th and Chicago. 112-tf
FOR KHNT One or twn Inrifffplea-ant fron
chamber rooms fit nUhrd ir unfit nlshcd
ilrglvor In suit , without b'arl , to Eontlcrna
nMlwtfo , 2115Callforr.slrcot ! , let. 21 tand22J
101-t !
FOR RENT Furnli'ied rooms fnr light h use
keeping. SID a month. 2210 Californ !
street. bS-lf
FOR KENT Nicely fitrnla d room , S12 N
1'tlistro , bet llurtand Curtlnt , ' . 8B-25 *
FOR RKNT La igo rorm wilh bo < rd : d
board gl\a 1SOH Ca'lfor-la ntr ct. IR-t
T710R RKN Nci cottage of flvo rooms
U Knqulro N. K coi. ISth < nd Chlcaro Sts. t
FOR RENT Furn'shcd room , li quire nt tbo
Drug store , car. 101 h anil Lv ug a n-t
FOR REN1\ Cottage on I'hnjvit street,2-u
dcor f'Om Sc-SIarj'n a\cnuc. 33 tf
FOR KENT Two new houFo < , SBth Chicago
iix rooms cadi. Inquire of j J. Jlocldla n
6th and Che tnut streets. 093 tf
I710R RENT T.vorooiis tfsuitnblo fortno o
JL ? four if-ntlemon , at S. AV. corner 1Mb. nnd
htrrct. or.3 tf
fnO UKNT Rooms furnhhcd and unfurnlsh d
, rf 'V. corner of fct'i and lo.vard ) St Roncu
are no1 and cotumanl line \iow of the rhcr
brulco , i Iffcrcntrallroadd and Couiail Illuffj.
c' ) tf
1 H ALOTS 'or lollso nt ? 25-00 P = r annum , rach
1JI for a term ol jorH. at "Oranso Qro > o
1'lnin" oilj Inlnc Hnnsoom P irk on the wo-t
U\nrainutca walk fronts reel car * Money rni
bo obtained to build with , by pusons leasing
thoao lots at regular rates.
JAMES T. MORTON ,
343tt On promises , ollico ISlSFarnam Strcft
furnished front loom. Gill 007 * J
FICKLY
ITthBtrcct. _ i -n tt
lAOK KEN Four room cottage , larjro lo i
JL ? south 17th , J L. Welshans , 16C3 Far
mm street. SD.Vtf
KKNTploiynnt furuirhiil ro mono
FOR
ono cr two gojtleinon. Inijniro at
OIlfumHit'iot OSO.tf
niOR REST Hou o of U rooniB , ncwy plas
D lertd nnd p Infed. 315 00 per month
North of 16th street bridge on 15 h street. Con
venient to shops Applv corner 12th ard How
nrdstreet , Newspaper Union. 87 tf
VTINE HOUSES FOR RENT Small and largo
JLN two to twelve rooms each ; ono or two new
ones with nil modern convenience ? . One of 12
looms , Bill table for boarding nnd room renting
17th nnd Douglas ats. BEMIS. Agent ,
JoS-tf 15th nnd Dnuirlat Sts.
FOR RENT A ploaeant furnhhedre oem on
th > first floor , ono block train stret car , at
24C3 Hnrney street. Olfl-tf
FOR RENT Brick store. Irqulro at Drue
Btoro , comet 10th and Douglaa sts. E.SIM .
FOR It1NT Two new dwellings and two other
dwellings In desirable loc.llty , by McKoou
No. 1614 Douelaa street 817-tf
"OR 8ALU.
FOR SALE A well cs abls'hcd ' clgnrnnd fruit
stand Ing sod locatl n. SitUfactory rcasins
for soiling. J > or particulars ad dress "L , II,1 Ileo
office. 123-25
SALE A 2nd KST Dfrital Chair ch np
FOR
Adapted for a barbcr'd chair. Call 3114 1'ar
nam street. 132-21
QIX BEAUTIFUIj LOTS 50x160 feet each In
jj Hanscom I'laco on street car lino. Best lota
In whole addition on very eaiy terms and at a
great bargain. Bums' agent , 16th and Douglas
streets je-tf
SPLENDID PBOPERTY .FOR SALE At a
BAUQAIN , ono lar < o brick house , and one
largo frame houao , with full lot on Caeu tieur 15th
utrc < t. Fine clnnco for investment , rent for $71
per month. Call for full particulars , on
BEMIS.
609 tt A cent , | 6tb n d Uouilne Bt .
I.10R S/LE CHEAP-Dark brown horse , sofa
I' and kind nnd cod Ir buggy and linger sad
die. W11 cll cheap us I 1m o no us for h in
Call at 2115 Ca iforala street , bet 21tt and S2d.
ICDtf
FOR SALE 2fO acre dairy farm ; fiOiKrealm
P'0\cd with bearing orcnari and all neccc
satv bulldingnnndpibturo. l'rlcoS2,600 Apply
to V U. Lautry or at Joo's hotel , Ulalr , Neb.
0--24 *
SALECIIKAf House 14x28. l railroad
FOR
cro sing , 13th utrett. U. UOURKK.
9024"
SALE A housinnd lot pleasantly located
FOR
ted Inquire 1307 couth 12th street , U4-24 *
riOIl BALK Houco and corner lot , at $1,050.
1 lurgaln McCAUUE , oppoilta 1 * . O.
FO * SAIE Vo-y chca | ) a wtl'-pijlng res-
tanrant on Farnham a rect , Onaht. * ' .
boeoid bySejit.nibo Ut. Inquire at thla oUIcc.
70-22'
will sell Ml > yl < 5f-ct. at csrnur fh and
WK Clurlcittrett , ( near Qoodm n'a ) lor S ; 00
? 10 ca h and 10 each month in orest 8 ptr
cent uKXTKit L. THOMAd & I1HO.
60-lOt
f
POU "ALK flrreery and crockery buHlnc's ,
with or without bullJinz , AUdrmbi' Oicc-
ola\ib.box4'J. -10-tf
FOIl SALE CHEAl' A now cither top phac-
touiaudamw aell > ery or oxn aa wagon ,
L'all at Chaa. liorbacb'a sliup on Kilteottli. mar
Farnam SJ-tf
SAI.i : House 6 rooms and corner lot 132
F1K
feet Bnuaro SltOO. iJeCo 'Ue , opposite To t
ollko. 077-1 f
'TTUK HALU A tlvo rcro lot and good house
JL era milo nurth of liarrickx Inipilro on
ircmUea or Gio. II Peteraoti , No 801 , 10th
ttreet. P17-lm * 0. BOKK.MJOV.
HOUtiE and lot for ulu , No. 0 > 5 Montana
street , near Ciruil g. Inquire Cigar store ,
c irucr 10th and Jackson utrect * . t > uva2fi
TIWO story building for sale at bargain. Lo
cated at norUi-e&a corner of 17th street ,
and Capitol ae. . Wun bo moved on or before
Augutt 7th proximo. B
770-tf Agent , 16tb nd
FOR BALK. The Arlington House
HOTEL class ; all furnished. The only hotel
utown. The chcapout property In the tstato
laaall the traveling men. Will bo bold chrap ou
eras to eult. Enquire of E. Fulle , proprietor ,
irllngton , Wasnlnittiin county. Neb. 603 tl
FTIOR SALE Or will eicha ge for Ocab pr
D pony , mi Iinpro > c4 ooo oa of land adjoin
ng * etatlou on U. P. R , R. U. DUNHAM , UK
FarnhamBt. , Omaha. > 20 Em-
RICE FOR BALK.
B 03-tf ESTABROOK * COK.
T70R SALE The POI'ULAR HOTEL , known
L1 M the BOYS' HOME. This houto la con.
rally located , baa ocu'h and east front , and U
urrouuded w th flue shade treoa : conUlmthlrty
ceplng rooms , has ice bouse , laundry , sample
oem , ac. Hast world w.do reputation and a
> etter patrorugv than many houses of twice IU
capacity. Price $6,000. For particulars ad >
drew , L A. 8AWDEY , Bed Cloud , Nib.
the furnl uro if th bt'l
pajl h t ' In I fcent rcM
oi.abl . , . . A'.dras Do ph Mucgttifor , He * oHie ,
Oman * , Neb. Itfl tf
s AGENTS for J > * bra-li Kan * nj
O Ml i | to rrrro-ent the INDUSTRIAL
L. FE ASSOC'ATION tJ ndlaij poll , Indlai ,
wn ch tut cx > < ] the to-t of tl-n , nI nil la s
in lull ; strorRly lnd-rtd bi the ho-t lusurt c
ntithorl l ; tfcorowcMr tstabll bed evil
norkcil , nd l not Oil the -operative or oV
line plan. Liberal contracts nu.de ntth rr
tfrtlj a.crt * at ft compm tion ol from ! . . „
thousand tothrco thouunJ Uoibrs tier 5rnr
Address 1NDU TR At , UFK ASJOblATl
no. TO East Market sir ct , Jna.anatol ! * , Ind.
_ 1
EDWARD KUEHL
MA01ETEB OF I'AIUY&TKKV AND GUNbf
TIONAU8T , 4BS Toiith Str t bttocnFnuir
aLdEfttcsr. Will , with ! 'n'd t ! [ Uiu M
urlrlti. on'-Jn Inrtny' " f Sftii * & tn ; > ( !
fcid pircent , anO on r r-u' " 'or.ittiM : in Iho ( n.
taiv , Coo'-o mid ' 31 ' * t ' " i ' -.tr p\t < <
H' ft l Ti rn'i v ? 1
Pure.
Thjs powder no\er varies. A marvel of
purity , strength nnd whole'omeneis.
.More economical than the ordin > ry kind * ,
nnd cannot be fold in competition with the
multitude of low test , short u eight , alum
or phosphate powders. Si > M nnlv in PIMH.
] lOVAI , llAKINO I'OWDKIl Co.
IOCVull St. . N < w York.
THE CITY STEAM
makes a specialty of
Collars St. Cuffs ,
AT Till ! RATE OF
Three Cents Each.
Work solicited from nil oxer the country.
The charges and return postage must ac
company the package Sjieci.il rates to
largo clubs or agencies.
n'JUfnio WILKINS k KVAXS.
Prueliicnt.
W. R. DSL-HHC , f-ec. and Troai.
THE NEBRASKA
IT & MITT ? ' A PWQ nrn n n
iMJjlui'lulUjfclim uU
Lincoln , Neb
MANUFACTURERS OP
Corn Planters , Hrrrows.Parm Rollers
tmiky Hay Bates , Bucnoi Kiavatiug
Windmills , Sic
We prcp.rcd to do Job work and inauiifao
ne the parties.
ucs9 a orders
NRASKA JIANUFACTORINO
Lincoln. No
Matter of Application of Kitchen Bros. ,
for Liquor License.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby g.\cn that Klt'hon Are ? . ,
did upon thc22dday of August A D. 1(82 fllo tliclr
application to Iho Major nnd City Council of.
Omaha , f rliio BJ to veil U It , Spirituous slid
Tlnotts Liquors at I'axt n Hotel Farnam strict.
Third waid , Ouiaba , Neb , frjtn the 4th day of
September lth'2 , to the th daj of March , lbS2 ,
If tliclr be no objection , remoustra' ce or pro
test Uleil wi hi i tv , i ucekifrom Aug 22nd A , D
lbS2 , tbceald license will bcgr.intcii.
KHCllhN DROS , _ f
Tint OHAIIA BKK newspip r will pub
abenoti.M once aoh week cr two
tlio cxpetiHO r f the applicant Tlic city of Oma
ha Is nut to bo dm , god I li > lev , i th.
J. J. L 0.K ? TT
2t Citv 'Jlf-rk.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
Sealfd propinals will bo rcccltcd by the un
dersign duntilVcilncs a\Si'ptcmbcr Bth,1832 ,
at 3 o'clock p. m , , fir he lonu ruction of one
Iron uridgo ono undrcd and forty foot ppins ,
over lower ElKhorn , near Waterloo S Btlon.
I'lannand epccllleitlous can bctccn ou Qloattbo
coubty c'crK ollico.
The light to reject any and all bids la hereby
reserved.
By order of the Board of County rnmmUslon-
ors. JOItJv PAUMfK ,
2J-2 _ County Clerk.
DR. P1. BUhLhlRER ,
Physician and Surgeon.
CHRONIC DISEASES , A SPECIALTY.
Medlclnoa furnished at ofBco.
Omco.'N. W. coroor ISth and Farnam slrcota
over Stito Bank , Omaha Neb.
PIPER HEmSlECH CIGARS
DHAHPABNE FLAVOR ,
Tlio bust In tbo country ; for tbo mone/
M. A.
BOLE AOENT
No. 214 E. Fourteenth StrnBtOinol3a
SEGER & T4NER
Manufacturers and Deal" In
HARNESS AND
WHIPS , CURIO-COMBS , , 'r < "
Brushes Olg Saddles , ot ! , Hint tnd hcay
Harriet * on land , or made to order. L ght Har
nsa made a fp
3KTO.
etHeennrd'eBrdCatol > . Omaha Neb.
? , Tent and Wagon Dover
JIANOFAOTORY.
COR. MTH AND HOWARD STS.
A GJBBUNWALD.Prop.
McGAETHY&'BIJRKE ,
Uenoral 'i/npertakers ,
218 14TH ST. , BETWEEN FARN-
AM AND DOUGLAS.
Motalic , Wood and Cloth Covered
GASKETS , COFFINS , ROBES ,
SUROUDS , CRAPE. ETC. ,
constantly on liand , Orders fr m the conn/ /
try solicited , sndpremptly ttecded to. %
I. DOUGLAS , 1
ARCHITECT ,
OAEPENTEK , SDPERINTENDENT ,
4o , all kludi of Job work done ,
OLD BUJLDINOS RDCONSTIIDOTKD
New buildings erected. Flics and spcc'.flca-
tlons furnUhcd.
1410 Barney 8tuot , 14th & 15th ,
jyll-em