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THE OMAHA DAILY BBIi-TUESD&l JDNlS 12
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The Daily Bee.
Tuesday Morning , June 12 ,
LOOAIi UKBVITIES ,
Judges Neylllo nnd Wnkoly pretlded
jointly in the old court room yesterday.
Tbo Missouri PacICo pasaongor train
duo from the south nt 6:50 : a , m. yesterday
did not arrive until 11:20 , four hnuri and
A half lato.
It Ii said that two Additional ( arms
liavo Lcen secured by the syndicate repre
sented by Mr. C , RSchallcrvlz. , the Bog-
ley and the Oaisldy firms ,
The Musical Union Orchoitra plays
at Lincoln to-day for the Germanta
Mmnnerchor and at the commencement
exercises of the university on Wednesday ,
The funeral of Margaret Rllzabelh ,
oldest daughter of Herman and Hllraboth
Kountze , will take pUce from the family
residence , Tuesday , June 12 , at 230 ; p. m ,
Mr. ISandhauer , U , 1' . depot land
agent , Monday found a gold combination
badge of n barber and odd fellow. The
owner can secure the aamo by paylnp for
this nottco.
Billy Donnelly , ono of tha small > pox
cases , on 18th street , is reported aa much
better and able to sit up and smoke
a dear , Ills case waa only varlolold.
The Muilcal Union Orchestra proved
n great acquititlon to the Bohemian
Turner Society Sunday afternoon and
they were highly complimented on theli
pleasent efficiency.
Thokla Kenning , daughter of A. 11 ,
Ilennlng , Ktq. , died at 9 p. m. Sunday ,
agrd 3 years and 11 months. The funeral
will take place nt 10 o'clock Tuesday from
the retidence , on Twentieth and Dorcw
streets.
Judges jNovlllo and Wakeloy have er
amlned the law regarding court reporter ?
and they have decided that each judpe Ii
entitled to ono reporter , as under the Ian
the two judges are put on on equality Ii
every respect.
Mrs , C , K. Walker , n well known ant
popular speaker from the woman's executive
tive committee of Row York , will addres
a home missionary meeting to be held ii
the north Presbyterian church on Saun
den street next Thursday afternoon at '
o'clock.
The report that Mr , Jake Muck , o
Baldwin's club room , had the small pox. i
found to be erroneous , ns ho wai icon eat
Ing a square meal at noon yesterday. Th
item waa obtained from the authorltlei
And his many frienda will bo glad to knoi
that It is a mistake.
A'great excitement waa created by tb
report that the small pox had broken on
at the Klkfeorn Valley houao , and that th
flag was out. It wont BO far that oni honor
laboring man was discharged , at his fallow
employes wore afraid to work with bin
The whole thing was n mistake , there nc
boinf a sick person in th6 house. The re
port originated from the fact that n ma
juitarrived from Ireland took oft bis re
shirt and hung it out of the window.
Quite an indignation meeting was hoi
on Fourteenth and Dodge abont yestb :
day , when it was claimed that two towe
bad been thrown nut of the window of tt
room occupied by a email pox patient I
Kuony's Hall. A llttlo girl picked np tl
towels and carried them away , and if tht
really came from that room it may be It
Bgined that it waa a dangerous proceedlt
nd liable to scatter the disease no ot
knows where. It Is bad enough with ti
flag out and windows up , but the pallet
a reporUd ns much better.
.
IN MEMORIAM.
itoBolutlona Adopted by the Luthorn
Sunday School.
WIIEBKAB , God in Ills Inscrntab
wisdom haa seen proper io remove b
death Albert M. Lolaonrlng , a men
Lor of oar Sunday-school , and when
aaro desire , In view of this boaoavi
meat , to glvo a suitable expression c
oar feelings ; therefore ,
RESOLVED , That whilst wo deep !
deplore the early departure of oar o
teemed friend and brother , wo novel
tholess yield with proper aabmlsalc
to Him who cannot err and who oyen
nates every affliction to the good
Hla children.
HESOLEKD , That in the death
A. M. Lelsonrlng his friends have Ic
an agreeable and lovhig companlo
the Sabbath school a punctual and d
Iqont scholar , and the church a wlllli
and efficient member.
RESOLVED , That wo rejoice In boli
able to boar testimony to his Uhrlstl
character , and that wo will glad
cherish hla memory.
RESOLVED , That In his departure '
are taught the lesson of onr own mo
taltty , the uncertainty of life and t
urgent duty of preparation for t
world to come.
RESOLVED , Th t wo sincerely aye
pathlzewlth the family who have Ic
BO beloved a son and brother , a
that wo commend them to Him w
comforta His people In all their s <
rows.
< { RESOLVED , That those reaolntlc
bo published In the city papers , a
that our secretary bo requested to f i
nlsh a copy of the same to the fam
of the deceased.
Ben Hotan at the First M. K. Chun
Ben Hogan will speak at the Fl
31. E. Church to-night at 8 o'cloi
Ho hao jast returned from Blair whi
ho epoko to crowded houses. Ho v
remain In Omaha a fovr days bat It
arranged now for him to speak oi
one night.
These are Solid Faota
The best blood purifier and system r
ulator ever placed within the reach of t
ferlng humanity , truly is Electric lilttc
Inactivity of the Liver , Billouones * , Jai
dice , Constipation , Weak Kidneys , or
disease of tie urinary organs , or whoe
requires an appetizer , tonic or mild stlu
lant , will always find Electric Bitten i
best and only certain cure known. Tl
act surely and quickly , every bottle gn
unteed to giva entire satisfaction or moi
refunded. Sold at fifty cents a bottle
O. F. Goodman.
OFF FOR THE YELLOWBTONE.
A Pleasant Summer Trip in the
Mountains
Gon. 0. 0. Howard , commander of
the department ot the Plateo , loft on
the train yesterday for the west , ac
companied by his family and Mrs
Bright , a sister-in-law of Hon. John
Bright of England. Oapt. Sladou
was also of the party.
They will go first toLarnmlo , where
a short atop will bo made , thoncj to
Ogden and up the Utah and Northern
finally visiting the Yellowstone Na
tional Park.
The trip will probably occupy some
weeks ,
PERSONAL.
A. H. Fowler , of Denver , is ia town.
F. 8. Pfttrin , of Lincoln , is in the city.
L. Leppelmnn , of Cheyenne , Is In town ,
0 , S , Clnxcn , of Lincoln , ii nt the 1'ai-
ton.
ton.W.
W. F. Vail ) , of Denver , is nt the Millard -
lard ,
Mr. Thcron Nye.nf Fremont , was in the
city yesterday.
A. II. Sander , of Papllllon , was in town
yesterday morning ,
Er-Mayor Galey , of Lincoln , wrs In
the city yesterday.
Hon. 0. F. Shodd , of Falrflold , ia at the
Paxten.
Mr. U , Dorn , of Noola , Iowa , was in
the city yesterday.
lion , 13. Iloiewator , of the HER left foi
Chicago Mnodayand | will return the last
of the week.
The ceremony of laying the foundation
itono for Child's Hospital and Homo will
take place thug evening nt 5:3 : (
o'clock. The stouo will bo bid by Bishoi
Olarkson , and an address will bo delivered
by Rav. JAB. Patorson.
Miss Allan , who is well nnd tavorablj
known to the cltlzons of Omaha through
her oUlclcnt management and superintendence
enco of the public library , leaves for Eu
rope on Tuesday morning to spend her va
cation there among family friends nnd ii
sight-seeing and travel.
Will Beatty , of Chicago , roprosontlnf
the clothing house of Work.Waohsmuth it
Co , ia in the city , visiting his brother
John Beatty , Jr. , one of Omahn'd populai
traveling men. Mr. Boatty will rooaali
until to-day , nnd will return nt an earl ;
day on n bnninsa trip for his house.
Mr , 0 , E , Mayno , for many years nigh
chief operator of the Western Union Telegraph
ograph company in this city , has beci
appoint oil. to the same position at Ogdec
and baa already loft for that place to ns
sumo the duties of his position , Mi
Mayno waa for some time connected wit
TIIH BEE , first In Ojaoha and subsequent ! ;
at Council Blnlfj , Ho Is a good buulnos
man nnd a sociable follow who can mak
friends wherever ho goes.
Mrs. Del.n 8. Buell , who has been
resident nt "tho Paxton" the past wintoi
loft for tbo cait Sunday , nccompanle
by her two llttlo d tughtom , to upend tb
summer mofftliB with relatives in Mich
gan. Mrs , Goo. P. Beiiiis nnd Miss lit
Ijatna were paaaoDgors by the same rout
the favorite 0. , B. & Q. Mrs. Bern !
visiting In Chicago nnd Mhhlgan for
week or two , and Misa Ijams Intending t
spend the summer at the Boa nhoro. .
largo number of ladies and gentlemen Ha' '
thorn oil at the tranntor ,
A Startling Discovery ,
Physicians are often startled by romarl
able discoveries. The fact that Dr. King
New Discovery for Consumption and n
Throat and Lung disease * is dally curio
patients that they have given up to die ,
startling them to realize their ecnso <
duty , nnd cxamlno Into the merits of tb
wonderful discovery , resulting Inhundrec
of our bent Physicians using it in thol
ractico. Trial bottles frco at C. F.Goot
nn'd Drug Store. Regular size 81.00.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following dooda were filed fc
record In the county dork's oflic
Jane 10 , reported for THK BEE I
Amon1 real ontato agency :
Oha . 0. Houaol and wlfo , Rube
Allen nnd wlfo to Martha Rodmar
w. d , , lot 12 , Innw , no 15 , ID , II
$100
Andrew J , Hanecom and wlfo I
Kato E. Moorou , w. d. , lot 4 , D , C ,
and 8 , block 18 , Hanasom plao
$3,001) . p
Fred B. Lowe to Annie McGravoc
w. d. , lotl , blookOl , $7,500.
Goo. Armstrong'and wlfo to 1'oti
Smith , v. d. , lot 8 , block 2 , Arr
strong's addition , $800.
Andrew J. Hanacora and wlfo I
Edward J. Shakeshaf t , lot 3 , block 1
Hanncom Place , $ GOO ,
Donnla Oannlngham and wlfo I
Peter Oloason , w. d. , lot 12 , block
Cunningham's nubdiv. , $300.
Oliver Brnaell and wlfo to Geo. I
and Mary B. Kerr , w. d. , lot G , Red
lok'a 2d add. , S2 140.
Ono Experlanoa from Maay.
I have boon nick and mlaorablo i
long and had caused my husband i
much trouble and expense , no 01
Boomed to know what ailed mo , that
was completely disheartened and dl
oonragod. In thla frame of mind
got a bottle of Hop Bitters and nsi
them unknown to my family. I aoi
id began to Improve and gained so fa
that my husband and tamlly thong
10
It strange and unnatural , but when
ir-
told them what had helped me , th
said , "Hurrah for Hop Bit * era I lei
no
id may they prosper , for they ha
made mother well and us happy , "
ir-
The Mother.
REMARKABLE PRESERVA.
TION.
Removal ot the Remains of Mr. Q <
Boohm to Urana Island.
. . Bomo tlmo In December last B
j8 George Boehm , of Grand laland , w
was also well known In thla city , dl
ncd hla remains were brought to Omn
and Interred at Prospect Hill Com
tory , where the remains of ono of 1
K- children had been
burled
if- for thlrte
ra , yeanr.
inay Sunday Mrs. Boehm came
ay
er Omaha for the purpose 'of romovl
lU- both bodies to Grand lalind , whe
lUbe ho continues to roaldo Uponopenl
oy the motalllo casket ia whl
ir- the father was burled It waa foui
that he was in a remarkable state
preservation , looking u natnral ai
the tltno of hla bnrlftl. As ho weighed
two hundred nnd eight } pounds , It In
the moro remarkable that the body
should have remained undirected 1ur
ing all this , tlmo , but Is oi course d-no
to the hermetic scaling of the casket.
Mrs , Boehm left with her husband
and child for Grand Island on the
noon train.
THE THOMAS FESTIVAL.
Extensive ) Preparations Malting for
the Event In Onuna.
Arrangements have boon made with
the several railroads for hall
faro during the Thorn us festival
to Omaha Juno 29th and 30th ,
The first rehearsal of the Thomas .fca
tlval chorus took place last oventnp
at Meyer's music hall. There will
probably bo a choruf of 150 of the
boit eingors in Omaha. Evorthtnf ]
combines to inako this the most menv
orablo musical event which ever occurred
rod In Omaha. All our locil mualca
people are Interested , as will bo soot :
by the following Hat of committees :
ADV1HOUY COUMITTKE.
T. L. Klmball , Ezra Mlllard , J. 0 ,
Cowln , J. W. Sivcgo , 0. F. Davln.G ,
P. Bemis , 0.V. . Mead , Guy 0 Bar
ton , A. L. Straug , Gco. F. Mayer
Gan. Howard , A. Oahn , G. W. Hold-
ridge , P 0. lleimbaugh , Wm. A
Paxton , Bishop UlarknonMax Mover
0. H. Dowey.
Committee of Arrangements 0. D
Dormari , chairman ; W. B. WllklnH
JulluB Meyer , W. L. Welch , G. W
Shloldt.
OioraB Committee F. 8. Smith
chairman ; W. 0. B. Allen , 0. E , Bur
mostcr , T. J Pennol.
Finance Committee T. F. Boyd
chairman ; J , R. Manchester , A. D
Morris , 0 D. Dorman , Julius Meyer
T. T. Ponnoll.
Librarians H , W. Snow and \V
Mayall.
Doorkeepers Messrs. Roblnsoc am
Boll. '
Director Mr. Ulnkoly.
The orchestra of Mr. Thomas con
slots of sixty solo Instnmontalistp , be
sides six eminent solo vocalists , an
Julia RlvO'Klng , aob pianist. Mi
Thomas is at present In San Fran
olsco , where , according to the Assc
elated Press dltpatches , ho Is playln
to audiences of over 4,000 in person
His appearance InOmaha will bo mad
on his return from San Francisco.
NARROW ESCAPE.
A .Deliberate Attempt at Incondlarisi
A cool and premeditated attem [
to kindle a conflagration waa mad
Sunday on South 13th street , at th
boarding homo of Mr. John Vi
Houza , formerly Kuoora'a Hall.
Oonncctod with the premises IB
garden where ] boor was former !
oorvod and some ono going to th !
place , piled the tables , boxes anullgl
material together and sot fire to then
This was about 2 o'clock ycsterda
as a party was returning homo from th
party at Koonlor'a , They oaw th
ainoko pouring np from the garde
and on investigation found the sonrc
of the fire and put it out without gb
Ing any alarm , The work must luv
boon done in a very short tlmo , as M :
Frank Biukul , of THE BEE , wh
passed there half an honr before , aaj
there was nothlnp of the kind dona i
that time.
BUOWHEI/L HALL-
Tno Anniversary Last Evening 1 ;
torootlug 801 vices at Trinity
CtUbedral.
Brownoll hall celebrated Its ann
vorsary Sunday evening the Bervlc
being largely attended by frlonda <
the Institution. The nermou , whlc
waa addressed especially to the youi
ladles , was preached by Rev. E. I
Bill , ono of the moat olcquont proao
ors in the west.
Sunday morning at Trinity cath
dral Bishop Olarkson ordained Re
Thomaa Stailbrd , of David City ,
the doaconato , and the following
the priesthood : Rev. Aloxand
Allen , of North Platte , Rev. 0. ]
Fnlforth , of Central City , and RQ
W. A. Green , pastor ' of St. Philip
chapel , of Omaha. Tbo sermon w
also preached by E. 0. Bill.
St. Barnabas church waa consecrate
yesterday at 11 o'clock by Blsh <
Olarkson. The Rav. Mr. Bet
preached the consecration sermon ,
reception waa glvon last evening
the rectory to the Rav. Fathers Bet
and Hammond , the past rcotora ef tl
parish.A cordial invitation la oxton
od to ( all their old friends to mo
them at that tlmo.
On Tuesday af tornion at 5 o'cloi
Bishop Olarkson will lay the cornc
stone of the Ohlld'ij hospital.
Brownoll lull ciimmoucemont tak
place on Taccday evening at
o'clock.
STALE BEER.
o
o How Mon and Boys Often Manage
10I Oot Drunlr ,
Attention has boon called to a la
I
I already known to a great many , ni
d ono which ought to bo remedied , as
n might easily bo.
Many of our saloon keepers are
the habit of setting their boor kcj
after they are empted of tholr cc
tents , out on the sidewalk to bo tak
away by the brewery employes. Oft
from a quarter to a half of a gallon
the boor remains In the keg unknoi
to the retail dealer.
This has proved the source of a go
deal of trouble lately and men , or ov
o. little girls , may bo scon almost a
day going about with tin buckets a :
draining the balance loft In the k
Into them. The amount thus c
r. tainod Is generally sntllolout to ma
10 the man pretty full and often lea
3d something beside.
Ono colored man , who followo tl
tia practice , was asked what ho did v l
B- nil the boor after ho got enough
Bils drink. "Oh , I bottle It np and ss
It until I want "
more , was the a
ewer , Considerable trcublo occurr
Bomo tlmo ago with an Indian whet
his "courage" In this way. It woe
bo very easy to prevent such thin
ellher by depositing the kegs out
the way of the public or by BOO !
that they are entirely empty when i
out on the sidewalk. The ) authorltl
would do a good thing if they woe
compel thli to be done ,
THE GERMAN THEATER.
Oraml Success of Miss Anna
Wagner and Mr , Gottfried
Brocimannin "Social
istic Dreams/ '
Sunday the Ratnmor scaaon of
the Gorman theater was fairly In-
angac&tcd by the presentation In a
very creditable manner of "Social-
" the well-known
folio Dreams" by -
wrltora , Jnlltn Stlndo and George
Eogolc. The musical melange was
well put on the boards , and jadglng
from the hearty and oil-repeated
barata of applauao was evidently
much apprbdatod by oar Gorman
lovorn of the dramatic ni'i.
Mian Wagner was , of course , the
principal attraction , and she well ro-
patd thoao who wore fortnnnto cnongh
to bo present , for the troubling of
attending , She had eereral good
opportnnitlea to display her great
vocal talent and flho umdo good use of
them. Sio ring tko popular rofrnin ,
"Oaco there was a Coppersmith , " in
a very captivating iray , and her ren
dering of "So Many Thousand Flow-
era , " wan aao excellent.
Many of the boya went with the
Idea that they wcra going to wltuoao a
regular ballot , but they were doomed
to bo disappointed , end those who
were not already practically acquaint
ed with fonmlo nnntomy returned
homo with their thirst for knowledge
acquenched ,
Mr , Baarois proved himself , for the
time being , a thorough BocUliet , and it
would go hard with society If wo had
m < .ny ouch in every day life. lilt
rendering of the line , "Some men
have to work and others to thinL
about the work , I do the thinking , '
was very tolling and produced t
marked cffoot on the audience.
Despite what the envious may say
about these who frequent the Ger
man theatre It Is certain that they arc
very appreciative and fully know the
difference between good and bad act
ing.Mr.
Mr. Pule , in the character of Lu-
dolf Maodlcke , was , as ho deserved tc
bo , very well received , and Gottfried
Brockminn , an a G.irmau lah-di-dal ;
Bvvoll , pereou&ted the chare ter In a
life-like manner , and was much ap
plauded.
Wo have spoken so often of Mrs ,
Puls-Ahl that a mere mention of hoi
name will ba suflhlcnt , her name be
ing ( synonymous with good acting.
Mloa Thiosaon and Mr. Milcbia
sustained their rolea with their accustomed
tomod ability , and the minor parti
were all judiciously filled.
The Musical Union orchestra enp.
plied Bomo heavenly muelc , and the
Gorman laJo and laeoleu tripped tin
light funtadtio with a vigor and onorgj
which la natural to tha Teutonic race
TOHBS OH JO3YIOE.
A Court Which Adjov.rned Sacs Cer
omoulo.
Q A woetoin exchange relates the fo ]
lowing otorywhich la of local interest
as It concerns ono of our loading law
yera :
"When I was practising down a
Tombstone , " aald the lawyer , "a fripn
of mine had an oar chawed off on
evening In a dispute with a prominor
citizjn who dealt faro. After sooln
the doctor ho came to mo , and nnd
my advice ho had the prominent clt
zan arrested on a charge of mayhuir
Noit day wo liad the man up for hi
preliminary examination , My frion
was there with hla head bandaged
and ao were the prominent cltlran an
his counsel , and the friends of bet
parties. The general public and It1
a pretty tough general public in Torn !
stouo crowded the court room. Th
hour went by , but the justice did no
turn up. Finally , Gen. O'Brien , th
leader of the Tombstone bar , stnc
ir his head up through a traj
door in the floor and saldlnhlasolom
way :
"Gentlemen , remove your hati
llouor Is hero. " And ho dragge
the court up by the collar. Ho ws
limber drunk , and had boon sleopln
It off In the cellar. You never sa
such n long adjournment from decen
oy as that ornament of the bench wai
A bath and a shampoo brought bac
Dome Hfo to him , and ho was able t
walk'without help to the court-toon
Once In the chair bob iad his hlghdes
ho looked all right , and ho wont o
with the caso. Wo had taken th
testimony of three witnesses to th
row , and subsequent chawing <
my friend's ear In the Excolsh
faro parlors , when Gen. O'Brien an
Col. Stephens , both on the other sldi
jumped up and objected to ono of re
qacMlonu. It was a law point , an
wo argued and quoted authorities fc
about half an hour. It was a prott
; o hot set-to , and we were nil on 01
feet when wo finished and tnrne
around to the court for a ruling , E
was looking straight before him u
above us , as If ho was sleeping wll
his eyes open.
" 'Your honor,1 naldtho general , n
In tera long pause , 'we ore waiting f <
your ruling.1
"Thero was no answer. Then
chipped In with :
"Yoor honor , will you bo go <
enough to glvo us your rullngl"
" 'Wash that' ho saidtrying tobrli
hla oyea to bear upon me. '
" 'Wo want your ruling. '
" 'Court's n'journcd,1 hoBaldtryii
to rise.
"Wo all protested , but his only ai
swor was to strike his desk with 1 :
fist and cry out again that court w
adjourned.
" 'Won't you fix the ball of thlsd
fcndant1 ! demanded the general.
" 'Now , nhlr,1 Bald the court , wl
ht.d got on his fact by this time , ai
'Turn 'I
was frowning heavily.
loose. He'd oughtor chawed tl
head off that tenderfoot , that's wh
he'd oughtor done'1
'Well , gentlemen , what do yi
think the court did next ? Ue JE
deliberately staggered over to t !
trap-door , lifted it , stopped down t :
stalri until only his head and Bhou
dors were above the floor , and thi
pausing to glare at the paralvz
crowd of us , growled out :
'Yen ' can all go to . '
"With that ho ducked and let tl
door fall , and I euppoao had hla sleep
out on the dirty floor of the collar. "
Buoklon's AruicH Salve ,
The greatest medical wonder of t 0
world , Wnrrantotl to spcedilv cure L'uran ,
Bruises. Uut , Ulcer ; , Salt Khcntn , tovet
Sores , Ounce , Piles , Chilblains , Corn ? ,
Tetter , Chapped Hondo , nnd all akin erup
tion * , guaranteed to euro in every Inatunco ,
or money refunded , 25 cents per box ,
For oalo by 0 , F. Goodman ,
"
FOLL.Y
Why She Didn't aiarry the Young
Man to Whom She Was Attl-
nncod A Photographer's
Mistake.
A wedding In high circles at Dayton -
ton , 0 , , hi > 3 suddenly been nipped in
the bud In thin city by the careless
ness of a certain photographer. The
story of the cffalr reade rather sensa
tionally , yet has Us ludicrous oldcs ,
and illustrates how the folly of a
young girl brought its own penalty.
The young lady In the case , who Is
a belle in high circles , and is n rather
pretty and vlvaclouu brunette of olgh-
toonanmmors , Is ono of these ef the
fair sex watches her ehapo and com
plexion closer than a miser does hie
money. Some few mouths ago she re
paired to a photograph establishment
where they have a lady photographer ,
nnd had a nccatlvo taken with the
bare bust. That it was a picture
worth seeing no ono who knows the
young lady doubts for n moment.
What she did do with the half dczn
pictures the got no ono aeems to know ,
About two months afterward she htu
another negative taken with the at
traction rovonlcd In the first hidden
Raceutly she haa been absent from so-
cloty events , and it won reported thai
aho was Boon to bo married to ono ol
these very nice young follows.
List week she ordered another hall
dozen pictures at the same studio fron
thu old negative , and yesterday nen
her aflianced after them. Ho tool
the liberty to look at them In the stu
dlo , and the way ho dropped thomoni
would think they were red hot coals
Ho looked at the photographer , thot
at the pictures on the floor , turned roc
as a boiled lobster , then grabbed then
up without a word , and departed it
great haste. The photographer hac
taken a half-dozen from the bare bus' '
negative. The young lady got hei
p ctr.res , but by mall , and the photo
grapher got a warming up from a mac
girl The wou'd-bo ' husband has gent
to the lakes to cool oil. No marrlagi
there now , sas those who are moo
likely to know.
SLA.VEN'8 YOSEMITE COLOGNI
Made from the wild flowers of th
FAR FAMED YOSEMiTE VALLE1
It la the moat fra rr.nt of porftime
Manufactured by H. B. Slaven , Hai
Francisco , for sale in Omaha by W
J. Whltohonoo and Konnard Bro
TneMeesty or Shoabone Falls
Correspondence M lo World-
In the midst of ono of nature "
droarieat solltndo America's Sahan
eurroundod by what seems an in
terminable wildcrnuus bcrrcu of ul
growth but sage ; walled in all side
by precipitous and Insurmountubi
clIlTj and walls of rock , are Shcahou
falls. ' There Snake rivers might ;
volume of water , emerging from it
placid stream above , suddenly leaps ;
dlstauco of dovenly-fivo feet , pause
an iastant as it hesitating to take th
ftmrful bound , and tho- > taken Its fins
plunge Into a watery profound , ncarl
three hundred fuot below 1 I hav
stood for hours and watched , wlthoc
wearying , upon the summit of th
mighty walla of basalt which tower s
grandly about this marvel of nature
and watched the descending waters r
they poured down , down , down , Int
the awful abyss that yawns sa far be
low ; watched the clouds of spray a
.hey rose up and forme
in misty magnificence between th
sides of the tremendous chasm blond
lag their tender frost work of alive
and glass with the purple and gree
and gold of the nun's light until a
the lines of the prls'n were eelnjc
woven into fantastic bands of beaut )
and bound around the stormy brow c
the mpjcstlo cataract ; watched th
great river as It hurried away from th
fearful scene ; heard the deaf train
roar and crush of the madly rushiu
torrent as It swept In terrific grandee
by , and my soul has stood still , awe
into silent rovororcoby the Incompai
able spectacle. Nowhere else In m
tare have those great falls a connto
part. Nowhere else In nature is thei
such an overwhelming manlfestatlo
of Irresistible power , coupled wit
Buoh rude savagery as hovers aranti
Shoshone falls. lu a vast sea of saj
and repulsive as vast , bounded In a
directions by a dull monotony of plai
in the midst of a desolation luconcol'
ably desolate , thay are a gem i
matchless beauty ee > .
MO SUN CAPS
.AT GA1UUBHANT & COLE'S.
QRAND PACIFIC
CORNER OF
NIHTH AND HARNEY ST5
Omaha , Nebraska.
OPENED MAY 17T11 , 188 !
This hotel contains 100 room
nil outside rooms , nnd 80 roon
011 the first floor , especially ndnp
ed for sample men. A cuisii :
o superior excellence. Ileai
quarters for the state trad
Special inducements to the the
tricnl profession. Hotel situnU
five blocks from depots. Her
cars pass the door both wn ;
every five minutes.
T. J , SAISMA1
Proprielor ,
A , H , AYLSWOETH ,
Manager ,
( Late of Paxton Hotel. )
HOIK 4II
16
for Infants and Children.
Castorlaprninotpq Digestion Vhnt circs our Children rosy ,
What cures their fevers , tnakea them sleep t
nnd overcomes Flatulency , Coustipa- 'Tig
tion Sour Stomach Diarrhoua and "
, , ,
Vn\cn babies fret and cry l > y turns ,
Fovcrishncss. It insures health and What cures their cotlc , kills their wonrm ,
natural Bleep , without morphine. Hut Ciintorla. '
7
What quickly cures Constipation ,
Sour Stomach , Colds , Indigestion , ' V
" Cnstorlft It so rrell adnptcd to Children thnt nutCnntorliu
I recommend ftassuporlortonnyprr < icrlpUon
known to me. " JI. A. ARCHEII , M. D. , Farewell then to Morphlno Syrups ,
Castor Oil and Paregoric , and
83 Portland Ave. , Brooklyn , N. Y. HullCnMorlnt
CENTAUR LINIMENT an absolute euro for Khouma-
tism , Sprains , 3 J urns , Galls , &o. Tlio most Powerful and Pene
trating Pain-relieving and Healing Ilcmedy known to man.
SPECIAL NOT2GES.
X3TSPKCIAL8 will POSITIVELY not beln
sorted union paid In advance.
T3 LOAM UOJiEY
TT LOAN The Om-ha 8i\ind oank
MOSEY I prewired to mike bana oo Omaha
city or rouirlai ) county reo two nt current
rates o Intcrust. Nu comm balon cha'grd.
i % i OSEY TO LOAN Tha Lontai Hutcs ol lu-
IVI lerest. Beirle' Lo'ia Agoucy,15th & Doug Us
WEY LOANED-On chattel mortgagoa.
llootn.7 Union Ulock. 535 Inio }
. ) LOAN On chattel rnortgapcs
EDWAllCS , 1103 Fatnara St. 730-lmt
' OH EY.l'Q JQAN-Call at Law office ot D. L.
Jhooi8Bjroarn 8. Crclghton Block.
on cbat'ol property , by J.
.flflhottf. Kb 213 South I4th s'rect. '
74 ( mt
HELP WANTED.
Two vood dining rcom Rlrl to go
WANTED A ( ? od laundre < a for hotel to go
north. A good woman cook fir city , wage )
good. A number of l i data plain In citv , will
bo tuinld.ed ) free at 217 16thSt. 8M-12 [
- coort teliaSlo tinsmith. Call on
WAVTED-A
nr address Howl , o & Yandoihoof , t-eward ,
Nebruka. 877 0
WANrED-GIrl for light rou-ework 1613
Howard bebrcoJilO anl 17th. 870-12) )
\TfTANTED-A girl at ScandlnarLn hrtel llth
W St. S7MSI
WANTED-Iromodlatoly a d ih wtsher. Ap
ply at the PJunteis haute corner l'i'li and
Dodge. fc7218 }
ANTED A coed Wither vomtn or trill at
Boston Laundry north 13th St STS-tl
Immediately a girl 1'2 to 1,1 to
WANTED o [ children , inqulro 1103 Dav
enport SK 8dl-13'
'ITTANTPD-Oo-d clrl lor genernl hiu e work
W trodwcaift I7ih aid L vcn or > h , ! nt\ \
door north cast en 17.h. 800-11 }
ANTED 2S t'ama to biuik ur lrlo IraraeJ-
w latel ) . f.OGOS&UILL. 8C3 13
'ANTED Four ( 'Iris to wait on table , wages
SIS.lOpcr moil h. Applj'at tholltfrf pil-
II tel fOfl 3
girl at 1514 rall'or- '
W nil dr. 8'0 12t
W ANTED j aclrlshi Ihirorgllj undsr.
8 aiilshcuw woik , a pi il'oii ' In asma
lamir Pievo ddew ) box OJ3 , Fieintn' , Neb
- Sued11 ! icirl to do cen-nl
WANTED-A In itmM Iimllv , Apply corner
I'ar < Wllfio tire an j Waltut a * , South Omaha ,
81D-111
Imruedlitcly a Hr t.clas ? cock ,
WANTED and Ironer. 2120 Harney ft
? 5S tl Jim 1 , JI Tut1 RST y.
ANIED A mlduia nid woman for Hrht
h'liscwork , wa(0 { 100 , rer week 012
833-11
WANTED A ipcon-i cook , at the Emmet
Ilou-e. Wom-n pnfcrreJ. 812-llt
ANTID Sltu\tlonas cook Oool refer
W ence given Cor. 18th and Webster Sta.
801 12
ANTED A flmt cast eUfjrarcrftt " ( Jholui
W I'.rlcksDii. 792-11
T 1TE AGSNTS WAMPD For a popu'ar fast
I l eelling new boo * . Call at 118 south nth
street 763-t !
SITUATIONS WANTED
. . „ clerk 01
W book-keeper by a young man. It. II. II ,
Bco offlct. 807 12t
r " ' ANTED By a girl who thoroughly under.
1 .V 8taris liouio work , a p-slt'on In a fcina'l
family. I'l ago a-ddress box 0.3 r'runont Neb.
flT.7-11J
WANTED A position asdrUcr ( crdellvrn
wjKon-grcc is irttt-md. Call nr al
dnres 1801 Turning tt , EUWAHD GOKTTJL.
81i-16
rilTUATION WANTK'i ' By alhoraryh'v utm
ij petentba k cloik flit en soirj experlunco
flrat cla.su tfcio icfu. Addrosa U. 012 w liar
slson St Chicago III. 830 Ut
U
w I ANTED A n cely furnUhtd room In a gooc
locality lor man and wile anl UjeiroU
lUIcrcncoi adilrcst K. F. Die olllce. t58-l'J
FOR hENT HOUSES AND LOTS.
KENT 10 rcom cottage with lurico am
beautiful giotmos , our ( orner residence ot
ht. lliry s avot.tc. fctrcit ctrs jiass the door.
J.S. Oib'.oo. 874-11
IIGH7 HOUTO 4 room * , turrituic for s.il
FOR . Inquire 3.V cirner llth and Dlv
Ulon Sts. 876-tf
- - . Dr P u'
FORRENT-CottagcwIthSro-ms.
bd-14
"nvOU RENT CotUsro of * U rooms with or Ith
JL' cut furniture , 2210 CallfornU tt. 802 lei
"PIOR REST Ono lugs ( urMsbed roomwil |
I ; board. I'Umntly situated , Guttab e ( or iwi
gentU men. 1410 Howard nt.
8)6111 t MRS. A. II. UP3EY.
TTtOU RENT Durlcg the nimnur uonlhs , i
P finely lurnlibed six room honse , plea'antlj
ii uated near head ol Et , Mary'u avenue , to i
traall laml y without children. PItaso addrts
with rcffrencce. II. 22 Boi oitco 657-tf
K ' ooltifo ( or rent if Ihr.o rooms rn 30tl
A between 1 amwn and Dtuylia. b5Ml }
LET Jlocms ftcd loud , or lurrhbci
T hcu.e ( or turnmer. 18' 8 California St
87 lino.
0 KENT Ono or two rooms , hindsomel ;
T ( uralabcd kt W13 Dodge ( t W2 Ut
OOMS Kuin'fhcd ' or uutumishec ] , w
K bear. ) , 1010 Dnenport. _ H2J 13
* 70Il UEVT Two new brick eUrrs ( n 1611
I ; gtmt , ncarCapitclaienuo. Uqtlrt at N. W
16th a"d Harne 790-11
kUIIIVl Vi liliil M" * * nj _ tfu-j
One p' no. I qulro at E ihaln
F011KKNT
ami Eilekton. 733 11
UH KENT Cottage o ! throe rooms , Loivcn
woith and 23d steet I. T. J. Fitzmcrrl * , 01
S.17th ttieet. _ 788
17 OR PENT- Large ( urclahed room at 131
i * Jack or Sircet. 7l
T710U HESViunlslied rooms with tablebo r
J } IblO DoJe. | . 613-14
1OKE FOR KENT Corner Cth and Pleic-
S' EIJWAUUS , 1109 Karn < m street. 731-2 *
T OK HENT Two cotUgro ) , excellent repali
JJ Lcarcnwortb and South avecuo , f IS and J2j
McCAOUB ,
lit U oppoilte P. 0.
QTORK FOR Kl'.NT Corner o ( ICthnndDiv-
enpoit. Inqu'ro ' 1010 Divonport ttrott.
403-tl
rooms ntid boaul ilotlcrij cnn-
JL' v ISloUorfgo street 1000jun7t I' ,
r-OR 8ALC
FOR SALE A Sir , y mill 11 toll cr cxchanje
for lUnl cstito. Adilro-s Jrhu Kocjlnk 3
uilcl eaitol Pnpllllon. I * . 0. address Omaha.
Slit-235
FOR \LK HOUM and let uIthln ono blrck ol
thoUIgh Fchool must Do sold this week. In-
q'llroatthlaoOico. 8 3-tl
T7IOB SALE OK EXOtlANai-Full lot and 3.
L' dwellings corner ot llth and Pacific street ) .
Sino lots In Bcjuth On1 aha. Alr > o ICO acnsol
and neii StantoNohta > ka , and bulldln ; and
stockol clotting No. 8C4 Tenth etreit. Whl ex-
cbango ( or Nebnska lirji lard ) . Further p r-
.Icuhrs at Geo. H. I'jtCHOi'a Clothing Stare ,
804 Tenth street. 845 eat-mon-th.4w
rjOK SALK A nearly now cook store. IJeen
L ? used only slx-moathi. 1718 Curt ttrcet.
8(4-115
TJIOR SALE OIIEAr A black horse , 7 Tears old
J ? IncjuiteatO. II. this oltce. 854-10 $
T7OR SALE Two ( rood horsen , by W O , Mor-
JD ton , t&l nerth ICth.near DareiiBort.
813-11
FOR SALE ICO acres Improved ( arm near
Crea'on. Iowa ; f6 ocroi under cultivation , 10
acres woodUnd , ba'anco pa lure , Ji7 pcra-re.
200acres Imprcnccltsrm.ono h H mile from Elk-
liorn station , good bouto acd bare , Ihlng is a ter ,
145 acres under cultivation , balance pasture , all
'enccd ' , 835 p. r acre.
7 lots la Yttea & Keed'saddttlon , near Prospect
III11 cemetary , 82tn ; t'rri''payments.
Ilou-e mil let In Grand IsUnl Neb. , ( rooms ,
closets , cellir , well and shrubbery , gjo d knee ,
til CO ; time payments.
3 lita In Grand Inland , Neb , well located ,
175. time pa wtnts
K loliln Lone'n tubdlrtslon In South Om k > ,
sj to $701 , tlmo raj men .
House and lottwo , stoiy tr me 12ooni' , clcs-
Ms , cellar , city wat'r , rtnts lor 150 , go d loca
tion , $3.X ) .
HotiEo ard Int 1 } utory IraTe , (1 rooms , rlo eti.
collar , cistern and well , oeir U. P. shops on 13th
6t , S2500.
6 lots in A Itn'i sub-'lvu'on o ( PojerV i < * d ,
flre'y ' looted ; 3 60 to ? 400
lOinuris , [ wo miles Irom Yankton , Dattolo ,
one mill ) from the coLvcnt ; a very groit barga'n ,
mice 31EOO.
Hot crner Indiana nnl Dhlilcn , $1000 , ons
h l ( cas3 , balance en time.
K. L. M'K &CO ,
82513 10.2 Capita A\o ,
T70RRESI' Hou'cs three and f ur'roiirs In-
Jt ; quire C33N. 13th St. S30-15t
FOR SALF A new Hall's afe , suitable for of-
lie or hoceo. VauCott , at llaxllejer's.
758-U
C < ORSALE Bulldlig and G'Ocor ' : business.
S. JH Spetmin , cor. 13tb atidllouard. .
723-125
LOTS For tale only ten mlnntts walkfrom end
of atrcct car tr.ick. J. C' . Wllc.x at I arK av-
onue houEO , I'dni-cntn ' plac ? . 662tl
1011 HALK Voso Piauo.
F 528-11 C. J. CANAN.
Ifjlt SALE Old ncwnpapcra Intrgo \ and small
1 quintltlcn at this oltico. tf
TpOH SALB Klax mill macblncry conslstltp elI
I ; Ijrake , 2 duMo'S , heater , plckur , prrpx , Ac.
Can work cipher n.ttrd oi yricn tt' ik , alto shall-
Inif , pullles , nnd btltlnK lordrlvlrp tlie bore ,
tlto ono 35 II. P. engine with bailer , emoke-
i tack > n < lkllflx uroi totup'ctu. Addrcf Wllitv-
IAM TAIT C'hailoi Cltv Iowa. i85 ! Sm |
HAI.K A flMt-ola'RM'iom ] hunil ton hig.
FOR
ey. C ll t 131H llfttno tionf 'I' " '
I1 rHon who tmk tin vrioni para-ol Irom
L Ilokcirn I' rk Junn 10th pleaia rctu n to
CUo. Helturod'H Htoro lOtli St. and eare traub'c.
mAKKS UP A Bm ll pmy mare a'lou * . I2yiara
X old , blazed lace , both i mpllt. Onncrcin
have eamri by cVllrK on N. P. Forties.W. csrner
20th and liouleturd , and raiiiiLchirifis ,
TIIAYKU Oil STOLEN Ono bay broncho
§ hirfo , about S ycara oil. S'ar on head ;
ito Mnd 'ot , braodud on left hip anchor J
lleward will bo given lor Inlormtiion at Bee
t nice. a a-nt
- nOAHD-83.30 per week , at
EIUST-CLASS str.et t19-18t !
T ADItO AND YOUNd MEN In city or
I J country to ta o nice 1 cht and pica-ant work
at their hotter ; $2 to $5 a day easily and quietly
made ; work scat by mill ; no cantasa'ne : no
stomp [ or.rfplv. Plcoxo addro a Reliable Manu
facturing Co. , Philadelphia , Fa , drawer IT
749 June2 TueThuSatl2t
UP - Ono hime and ona mare colt ,
J with lelt hind feet white Mare ha white
star on forehcal. Owner ran recover came by
proving twnershlp on application to H. Price ,
Saratoga product. 566-6t oewtl
SDWARDKUEHL
MAG1STER OP PALS1YSTKKY AND CONDI
TIONALIST , 498 Tenth street , between Farnam
and narney. Will , with the aid cl iruirdUn
sr.lrlta , obtain far any one a glance ol the pul
and present , utd on certain condltlong In thf In *
lure. Uoota and Shoos made to ordtr , I'lrlecl
natljfictlon
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never Tirioi. A mirrel of pu rlty
ttrength and wholeeoioenee . More economical
thin the ordinary kinds , and cannot be sold In
competition with the multitude ol low t t ihor
weight , aliimor phosphite powder Sold only IB
oani. RoTit. lUiixa POWPH Co. , Wall-St-MC. !
Jfiw Tork *