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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1884)
Ex , OMAHA DA1LF BEE -MONDAY , MAY 12 , I8a4 THE DAILY BEE. Monday Morning. May 12. VUINTERS WANIBI ) . A number of Rood printers cnn find steady employment at thta olHco. LOOAL BREVITIES. Saturday was pay-clay with the Union Pn clfic company , and the umial immbor of mon have boon inailo happy by this moans. Marks anil Rhamborg , Iw * n on arrested TrSday afternoon for being auspicious char acters , were tried before .Tudfro IJonoko Sat- altcmoon , Tlio boys of thn Tliurston hose company sprinkled a portion of Sixteenth street Satur day. It waa n good job and If they could sparollmo tolslt oilier streets It would bo appreciated. In the United Stale ? district court before Judo ( Dumly Saturday , William Henry lloldon WM convlclcd of embezzling fho rcg- ( stored lotton , and ] 5enJ. I1" , Slovlttso was coinlctodof mine the malls for fraudulent purpoeci. The annual meeting of the Union Catho lic Library association , will take place at the library rooms on next Tuesday eonlng nt 7:30 : p. in. Tlio report of officer * for the past yoarwlll bo read , nnd olFlcors for the onsnhut year will bo elected. All members should bo present. In police court Sat. morning there were four disturbers of tha pcaco. Two of them were fined S3 each and cosU and sent to jnll. The . third , an old farmer , 07 yours of ago , was discharged , while tlio fourth , a boy who was arrested at the Inttanco of liia father , was discharged , as the complainant failed to appear. NKUUASKA STATK GAZKTTKHU & BUM INESS DniECTOiiv to bo issued in July , 1881 , price § 4. BO. J. Til. WOLFK , pub lisher , 120 S. 14th St. . Omaha. A DOSE OF DUOK.SHOT , A Couple of UiiKcntlonmnly [ Firccl Upon , nrnl ono of Them JIlc , Last evening as Mr. 'A , Adams , vrho liven near Seventh and Loavonworth streets , was returning home from nn honest day's toil , ho noticed a couple of strangers in front of his homo talking in a manner not becoming gentlemen. Ho eaid nothing to them nnd wont into his houao. In a short time the convoraa- iiou of the two mon became intolerable. Ho went out nnd politely naked then to refrain. The two mon nt once set upon him pulling him over the yard fence , throw ing him into the ditch and beating him nbout the fnco BO terribly that in n few moments ono of his eyes had swollen en tirely shut. Ho ran into the house , the men following him beyond the door. Adams seized n'shot gun close by loaded with duck shot , and fired it nt his two assailants , hitting ono of them in the biok of the head. They then turned and lied. Mr , Adams reloaded his gun and went out to give himself up to an officer who was soon found. Ho was taken to a physician nnd hin wounds dressed. The man who was shot wns taken in chaiga by officer Cyrus who for some unaccountable rontiou did not take him to the police station. It waa said that lie and the oflicor were in search of Adams , and not finding him Cyrus released him , Why ho should not have boon taken to the city jail and kept there for Judge Benoko to dispose of this morning is n question that is still unan swered. Late in the ovouing Adams wus released and allowed to go homo. The "Exposition Untvorsollo tlo 1'art Culc- vulro" awarded the hlgnent honors to Angos tura IJIttcrH ta the most olHcactous stiinn. hint to excite the appotlto nnd to Itoop the clt goattvo organs lu good order. Anlc for the gen uine article , manufactured only by Dr. .T. CJ , B. Slogort & Sons , antl bownro of Imitation ! ) . Aug. Kolilor , of Albion , la at the Motropol Itau. Itau.D. D. Joseph and wife , of Chicago , are at the Metropolitan. 0.1. Dolich , of ShonanJoah , la. , la at the Metropolitan. C. 15. Koborts , of Wakofiold { a stopping nt the Metropolitan. A. J. Ualstor , of York , Is at tlio Motropoli tan. tan.A. A. and 1C. Lumlnmn , of Button , Nob. , are a the Metropolitan. 0. C. JlobortH , of Waterford , To. ; ia nt the Metropolitan. V. II. Johnson , o Grand Island , la stopping nt the Metropolitan. A , M. Ktdonout , Washington , D. 0. . la n the Mlllard. rho Ilov. J. W. Ingram broakfwtod at the Paxton yesterday , Tlio Lone Star state Is represented at th Mlllard by 0. A. Gordnur , of Austin. Chas. Lake , of Oroston , nnd J. 15. Bkadan of Mslvorn , Iowa , nro reglutcrod nt the Mot ropolltan. ( Gov. Grant , of Colorado , accompanied b , Kdward Kddy , of the anmo otato , were guest at the Mlllard yesterday. The nams of J. M. Hanuaford , genera freight ajfotit of the Northern Pacific railway udonu a paga of the I'uston register. The following Nobraskatts are nt the Mil lard : Mr. A. 8. lialdwiii , Plum Crookj J. A. Bowman , Johu Howell nud Chas. II. liaccui Bprlugfloldi J. 15 , IJaum , hlncoln. J. 11. Thomas , of Madison , W. 0. iJnrk hard , of Marohalltown , la. , aud A. W , Mcir dock , ol Grand Island , nro nylaterol nt tU Metropolitan. Iowa was represented yesterday nt the Pax ton by the following gentlemen ! II. G. Par slow , Olarlndaj 0. J. llollck , Shonandnauj J L. Shank , lied Oakj J. M. Treyiior , Councl BluiTa , nccompanlod by his wife. The many friends of Prank GraveH , drive . of hose cart No , 2 , will be ejolcod to lear that ho ts able to bo out after a uevoro'eclgo o filvkneaa of several weeks duration. Althcug lie Is decidedly pale and thin ho la now on th high road to ultimata recovery. O , H. Druie , the well-known dealer In llv ktock is In tbo city making arrangements fo a big tale of Galloway and Angus cattle t take place May 21sL The tocks ( aio fron the well-known herds of Leonard Hroa. o Mount Leonard , Mo. , all Imported and nail to ba the finest over offered In thu west. "Meno eana lucorporo sano.1 "A soum mind in a Bound body" U the trade uiurk o AUen'u Brain Peed , and we uaauroour readers lliat , if dlwatlsfiod with either weaknoiuor Ural a or bodily powera , this remedy will per jnanently etreugthen both. § 1. At 'Jrtur LEFT TO DIE. A Slraogcr in Omaha Knocked Down and RoM by His Comuanions. llo IB heft Between Ilio Jtnlls for n On Saturday afternoon Inst , P. W. Downing , n teacher in the deaf anddumb paylum in Cocncil Bluffs , came over to Omaha to nttond the mntinoo and epond the evening in the city. Af tor the mat- nco WAD over ho motja former acquain- atico of liia named Elliot now n soldier n the garrison nt the fort. Downing was introduced by liia military friend to n couple of noldioro named Williams and 'alien. Elliot left the party and the omnining three spent the afternoon about the city. Early in Iho evening ) owning proposed to IU'B companions to lire n hack and visit the barracks. Af- or having soon the fort the party drove nlo Iho city after stopping at ono or two of the road liouson. On Sixteenth street and near .Toller- on equarc , Iho parly got out of the cnrringo and started over toward the railway track of Iho Uhl- c.MD , St. Paul , Muiiic.ipolin A ; Omaha , 'hey had walked but n snort distance up , ho road when Downing received n tcrri- ) lo blow from ono of his companions , citing him to the earth. Ho attempted o rise but was again struck down. Ho > cgzed piteous ] } ' for his lifo , buthiscom- miifoiis still continued to _ boat him. Vhon Downing saw that resistance wn useless ho feigned insensibility. After tis soldier companions naw that ho vrns unconscious they rifled his pocket * , aking his watch and aovonly dollars in nonoy. When they had finished their work Patton made the remark , "If I liought ho wasn't dead 1 would kill liui. " The soldiers then started toward lie city , leaving their victim bntwcou lie rails. Hearing the moans of the wounded man , who began to feel some ssuruncoof life , they ran with all possi- ilo speed from him. When Downing oil it wn : safe to make a venture , hu rose and started np the track tonard the ity. lie had proceeded but a short dia- nnco when ho ran across the track ratchmnn who furnished him but ttlo nssistanco. llo next aakod the irivilogo of a lady to go into her house to tatho his wound , but thinking him drunk ho refused to give him any aid. By his time hu had reached Sixteenth street n his way to the city jail. llo soon ran cross officer Desmond who took him to lie police station. Here Donning told is adventure to Cap. Donahuu. During the afternoon Pulton had [ given lie insignia which ho were on hm hat to ) owning. From thisn clue wnsgivi'ii the lolico , and Cap. Donahuu orderud it detail if men to visit certain places and arrest any oldiurscon witeout a badge on his hat. 'alton traa anon found , llo was taken o the jail where ho was idenliflcd by ) owning , who had boon lodged there to jo hold as a witness. The o I forts of the > olico to iind Williams that night voro unavailing. Downing was kept n jail until yesterday morning , when ho ind an officer wont out to the fort in a lack with the same driver who had taken out the party on Saturday. Williams vim naked for and when presented was dontifiod. Bo was immediately turned over to the civil authorities and brought , o the city , where ho was given a cell in , hu police station. Later in the after- loon Williams and Palton wore sent to , ho county jail byorder _ of Judge Bonoko. The soldiers admit being with Downing on Saturday afternoon , but will say noth- ng concerning the robbery. Last evening Profs. Qammoll and Richardson , of the nstituto , came over to Omaha and no- jured Downiug's release from jail , he ioing placed in their custody at the Millard - lard hotel. BETRAYED BY HIS BROTHER , Another lown FuKnlivo cnllccl Imclc to JiiHtluo. A second ono of the Iowa fugitives from justice , was arrested on Saturday last. His name is Elijah Walters. IIu was found on a farm ono mile west of Mlllard in the peaceful occupation of following the pldw. Walters is wanted in Polk county , Iowa , to answer the charge of embezzlement from hisomploy- ora. The whereabouts of Walters would never have , been known had ho not boon betrayed by hia brother who was also arrested hero as a fugitive from justice. These men broke jail in DCS Moiuos , Iowa , by pry ing out several atones from the wall of their jail room by moans of a crowbar handed to them from thu outside by their friends in thu absence of the jailor. Fif teen in all escaped , but nearly all of them have been recaptured. It is said a third is in the county jail on a ohurgo of vag rancy und will bo taken back when his time is nerved out. Saturday J. 0. Painter - tor , shorili'of Polk county , Iowa , came to Iho city to take back the Walters. They were handed over to him und .yea- tcrduy ho left for thn capitol city. ff ' A AVorlliy OaiiNC. To.lho Kilitor of TIIK Hur. Wo , the utownrds and class leaders of thu A. M. E , church , corner of Eigh teenth and Webster atrcuta , Omaha , pur- posit giving un entertainment on the 22,1 mat. , at our uhurch , for the honofit of pur pastor , llsv. Birl Mitchell , as it is well known by both members and friends of the church that hu has given wuy , uo that the trustees might Buuvuud , until wo nru oomiiulloil to resort to this method of raising his support. A competent - potent comiuitU'o of members and friends ( ludioa ) Imvu boon appointed to conduct the nll'iir , und wo Hiiicoroly hope that the friends will nid us in making this enter tainment a DIICCUH9. Mr Wm. Vim-gar , Col. Frank Simm and Mr. Carter IJuncan Imvo presented us a line bud room sot ( china ) to bu given to the lady who returns the largest amount of money by thu 22d. The fol lowing are the contestants : Mias Lena Wright , Mies Lula Ously , Miss Ida L. Alois , Mrs Hannah Hnbertson Mrs. Ellen - len Ooldun , Mrs. Juliu Simpson and Mrs Ilattio Nowmati. Win J. Wilyo , Cart r Duncan , Thomas A. Walls , Alex Wil- HamB , W. B. Taylor , Scott Jackssn. Travis Walker , Jauu-8 Washington , P. J. Williams und Thomas Fouehes , utowards and leaders. BENJ. FULTON , OHUHOII OmtK , WOUI.U not be " "without IteddluK'n lliiailn { Salvo , Is the verdict of ull who use it. 1'rico | 2f couta. ATHLITIO SPORTS , nnso Unll Kntlnmlsm InorcnBlnB A Footrace ArriinKCil For. iiA.sr. BAU , . Over a thousand people awombled nt the base ball grounds on Saturday after noon to witness the exhibition game bo- ween the regular team nnd n picked lino. Tlio battery of the regular team > cimg llockwoll for pitcher , nnd Handle or catcher showed up in oxcollcnt shape. Tlio last several months of no practice coins to havo.hnd no ill effect upon some f the players , The fielding honors were carried off by Dwyer , who made n beautiful run ling pick up of a hot grounder , and by Iryan , who made n brilliant loft hand atch of a hot liner to second hnso. The batting honors -wore divided among Iryan , Funkhousor and Dwyer , each making three base hila. The following s the score : UNIOX I'ACIUCS. 1'IAIFIW. All It McKolvy.lMb R lamllo.c. 4 Jarroll of r , Vliltndy , 3d b r , ) wjcr , HR Ii lockwoll , ( D Salisbury Ib H Seymour , If C Oanlicld , rf 4 _ Total 43 10 11 27 25 S Tlmu of irxmo , two honra. Two ba o liitn irynn 1 , WhltLoy 1. Throo-baso hit 13slloy . 1'uHacd half ramllol.Taino3on4. Wllil iltchos-Dutkeo 1 , llockwoll 1. Umpire , ilrmiughuin , At the mooting of the directors Satur- lay evening the subscription liata showed hat inoro tlinn § 3,000 had boon pledged. The task of collecting the money is n cory ciisy ono , all paying as agreed when allod upon. All the old players of last pear's tynin now in the city have boon ro- ained. The grounds which belong to lie U. P. Athlutio association have boon onted of it by the now management for ha coming season. The games which wd boon arranged for under the od ! cgimo will now bo played by the now lub. FOOT llACINd. In the foot rac * at Hascall's Park ycs- irday for a cigar holder , there were hr o starter * , Lozior , of the Bluffs , nnd SVebb and Coots , of this city. The Big- mi was given by a pistol ehot nndLozlcr joundod oil' with n start of nearly ton cot over "Webb , Coots staying on the cratch. The race was given to Lozier > y tlio judges. A match for twenty dollars n side was hen arranged between Lcv.ior nnd n 'oung man of this city numud Poet. L'hoy got u good send elF , but Poet led "lis imtagoniat from the start , coming out nearly twenty fi'ct ahead. They both mciwod qualitioa iluet of foot but Peel's undoubtedly are the fleeter. A race was also arranged between D. AT. Whitney , of Falls City , nnd P. M. Dully , of this city , tor 8100 a side , tlio distance to bo 75 yards. It will take [ > loco either in Council BlufTa or Omaha whhin the next two weeks. Horsiord'B Acid 1'hosplmtc , In Debility. Dr. "W. H. Holcomo , Now Orleans , La. * 'I found it admirable , ssys : an rem edy for debilitated state of the system produced by the wear and tear of the nervous energies. " "A BTJNOE OF KEYS , " A SucocBHl'ul Scixson at Ltuyd'8 Opcru JIllllHC. Imagine a "glittering Imrsoahoo" o Omaha faahionablos , a parquutto tha bloomtd like n parterre of llowors , boxo full of fashionably dressed ladies am gentlemen with two tiers of humanit ; above , and an idea can bo formed of th of the receptions extended Sander & Edouin's Sparks company in the latcs craze , "A Bunch of Keys , or the Hotel , ' during their engagement that closed a Doyd's opera house Saturday night. Nt p'ot is claimed for the piece. "A Buiioj of Keys" occupies the samo" position t the average thnatricsl entertainment tha Puck docs to the average newspaper The object of the authors was to mime the public and in the hands o Sangcr & Edouin's company tha object is attained in every sons of the words. The cast includes soni very line talent among whom nru Lonr Murvillo , Marietta Nash , Chas. Bower Eugc-no Crtiiliold , Harry Boolsor am other equally well known artists. Mis Morvillu madu n decided hit. She is ful of life , has n line voiua , a good dancer and is exceedingly gru.-eful in her move inmita. At "St. Lawrence Jenkins , " tin "Commurci'jl Tourist , " ehu is romarkabl ; fine. Tliat "wondor-if'thoy-know-1-am- a-girl-nvmun's-clothes nir au ] common to actresses who nsauino mnlo parta ia con. Bjiicuous by its ubsoncu. The part o "Teddy" was oriuiuully played by Alien Atlicrton ( Mrs. Williu Edouin ) whomaclo it. n success , Tliut the part lusos 110110 u : its attractiveness in the hands of Mies Mervjllo is an established fact. Miss Mervillo is equally charming off the stage. Shu owus none of her succeas to nuwspajiur work. It is impossible to in terview her ( as TIIK 15KK found to its cha grin ) a line of action that ought to bo Juliowod by every notross. Marietta Nash was recalled again and again at each performance. Her dancing is remarkably fine , and her good-natured responses uiuloc almost in oxhuustion. Misa Nash'a voice is aoniuwhat weak but that deficiency i entirely lost sight of in the excellence ol her danuiiiK. That ahu ii possessed 01 Terpalchoreau ability of the hii > hest order no critlu can deny. Eugene Oanlicld is n very clover comedian. His facial contortions tions are a great card and never fail to "catch on. " Olurlos Bowser , as I'Snaggs , " kupt the audiences in u con tinual roar. Ho is too well known to ro ciuiro any praise from THE BEK. "A Bunch of Keys" is decidedly funny. To attend ono of this company's perform ances and bxpecta deep luid plot is to bo disappointed , but go to bo niuuced ant 10 moro satisfactory entertainment will > o found on the road. In n convorsa * ion with Mr. S ngor that gentleman ox- ircavod himself M natoniahcd nt the ox- sellout work of Messrs. Booth and Koat- ra , the attaches of Boyd oporn houso. Hr. Sanqor unhoaitntingly pronounced ho hotel flccno the best picco of stage otting his company had over had reparcd for them. Everything was omploto. The clovator , bolls , telephone , tairway , bcilrooms , speaking tube and nfo were all the work of thcso two gen- lomcn , wlio have every reason to fcol ratified by the liberal praise bestowed pen their efforts by Iho whole company. \nothor excellent feature of the ntortainniont given by "Tho Junch of Koya" company , is the total bscnco of vulgarity , Thcro ia not n jrond line in the whole piece , n refresh- ng fact that goes to provo that a play an bo made funny without resorting to oarsncsa and vulgarity. AUK YOU GOING TO KUllOl'K ? In another column will ho found the an- jouncomont of McsurK.THOS. COOK & SON , 1'otirlflt Agents , 2C1 Uroadway , Now York , olatlvo to the very complete arrangements hey hnva made for tours in Kitropi the omlng Sirlnff nntl Summer. "Cook's Kxcur- lonlst , " contninlnt , ' mapi nnd full particulars , will bo mailed to : > ny nildross on receipt of 10 -ont i _ _ _ _ _ _ ho Prlntors' I'lunlc. The great event oi the season , the > rintcr& ' picnic , took place at Hascall's rk yesterday. After their great hub- tub , and the distribution of numerous mndbilla on the street , n motley crowd of n few hundred assembled there to , H3ist thcso benighted laborers by giving a quarter npioco for admission to the rounds. A great many of this craft voro greatly disappointed to see so few irescnt but they comforted themselves with the consolation that a few drops of rain had fallen in thu morning thus keep "ng many from attending it. No name ii hotter ami moro pleasantly and tidoly known than that of Mr. J. A. I'oz- zoni. For years ho has made himself fnmouK jy the elegant jorfiitnos anil coninlavion pow der that bears his name , tha latter having omul its way to the belles of Paris , Germany mil London. Everybody admires beauty in allies. Nothing will do moro to produce or Milmnco it than a tiso of Mr. 1'ozzoni'a jiropar- \tions. ISotato Xrnnulora The following deeds were filed for ocord In the county clork'a office May ) , reported for Tna BEK by Amos' real estate agency : Jas. M. Woolworth and wife to E. U. 'onda , w d , lot 8 , block y.Oakhurst add , $000. Jos. M. lleos to John Morritt , q c d , part sec 21 , 15 , 13 , § 1. Ada P. Drake ot al to Patrick J. Wgho , w d , lot 3 in block 0 , in Reed's 1st add , SGOO. Goo.V. . Loomis ot al to llobt. Schar- ack , w d , lot 14 in Arlington's add , i425. A Happy Family. ullcd from the breast , squeezed { 9 n the bottle , SinmacIiHwllt nournil uillkfllllcurdle ; lahy hallelujah and thatnli ; ! t , louirhold liuniplnB hcadi in auful fright. ) o , 't deny'twas thus lth Victoria , " Jlnht VM Mdcousithout Caatoria ; Vhcn cello let' ; for peaceful slumber , All nald their prayer and slept like thunder. SPECIAL NOTICES. /arSpoclals will Posltlvelynot be Inserted uoiesa paid in advance. TO LOAN Moncv. MONKY Loaned on chattel property by S T I'ctcrscn 16th and Douglas. 172-lm TO LOAN On real estate and chattc MONEY at office of E. S. ROOD , 1,403 Farnam St , 78Mm T\"ONKY TO LOAN In sums of $300 and upwards a 1VJL low rates on first class real eatAto pccurtty. 382-tf P01TER & COBn. LOANED-On chattel property Dy J. MONEY BKATTY.21S south 14th street. 775.1m TO LOAN Th * lowest rates ol Interest MONEY Bemls' Loan Aftcnoy , 16th ai Dongla XSl-tf 74/fOHKr TO LOAN In sums of (300. and upward 1VJL 0. F. Davis and Co. , Real Estate and Loa Agents , 1505 Farnam St. 898-tf HELP WANTED. Girl for general house work In sma WANTED 817 S 10th hi. 107.13 IT/'ANPED A girl In family of two UCS Fa'iioii 201-tf WANTiU-lakcrMand : ) Mix stout hoig. Appl Sunday bitnton 8 ( ml 11 a. m. Joj. Ganieat Crailicr Co. lOi 10j > n/ANTUD T o bojstn learn o\rrba ! tilmnilnj , Cell at 1310 llarncy Ht. 1:07.10 : ANTI' ! ) ATewTviiioTioinleiii at NT W. ror mil and llonard. 176-lCiv A\7'ANTED BOJH at corner Oth cml Cnpilol a\o 17D-1 p \X7'A''TiiJ-aool : pants nmk'r tj F. Molslrlk Yonkton Daxotu , P. O. Io3Jl. 181-11 ) A irooJ Klrlfor general IILUIO work WAN1IU 2610 fct. Marj > a > e. 182-iap \\7A.NI'KD Oao irooil Beimntrcsi. Mr.i. Yale drensmakor 3D5 north IHth St. V7ANniGlrl : for Koncral homo work. Appl T > our. Cul.lwull . nnd Pier Sts. , North Onnha. 16012 -rirH cliw ill'jlng room girl. Host o Boiton Itoilaurant , 14U Uouglu Su \ " \ ANTKU-A sowing girl at 1011 Farnain St. jOJ-l \\/A / ThD .Ueriiian carpenter nanU work fc 11 the trido Wa/ej no object. Call at Onuh 'louse , Ilauicy St. 158-12' TX'ANri'.D-Dliil'iK ' room ilrl : at the Omaha Iloua lictwten 12andl3IUruuy St. 1MM2 * WANIKU-Olrlat the Sla > en house , 10th Ht. HD-lOp \\7ANTKI ) YoutKineii to Instruct la boon-kitp Inr , II wilt for half p y mull U'latlon nr fii'llMiiil , 1616 Douglas Si. J. it SMlfll JM-ld \\7ANTKU-Aircntstn fell tbe belt tints lu thu oiU. Cttllat iai7 1'ierco H , . 13MO ; -40 flr tclosi ulrlj for ponvrtl Imusc Iiork. . Kuiploy4tcuthureiu217N. IflthSt. HU IDp AVANIKO-DUlmoiiherattlia Emmet Houra. lltl bot. lUiiiry > nJl"ariitiu , til 10p \\7ANTUl-A barber700 south 10th St. 74-10p AGENTS WANTED-Local or Travelhiif EtJiilo K oJn clllni rtiMly. | UiKloeu lulit , aereeaulu and vatlly learned. Kxiierlcnco not nece ary , Kam p.uficu. ItV , MONTKOS3 , Gallen , Mich. 7019 \\7ANTED Agent * to soil nuroery ti > ok. KCIII ! 1 T rcfitrenoej. H. C. Palmer , KIUBM City Mo. 4M2p "VX7ANTED A good sen ant girl. Waits $1 IIT f i week. Apply S. 11. Johusoti , oar , tM am Call a ; t u'tlock or nfUir. 841 tf \\rANTED-Qlrl for liOUMViork , 615 S , IHh St. " \\7ANTED LiUlcsor gentleman In olty oroountij it to take nice , light and jileuiut work at the r own home * ; ttoi il y eajllj ami quietly miJe \\ork sent by mail ; no cant ashing ; no sta'iip fir reply 1'leaw aildriMi Reliable Mauutacturlni ; Co. , 1' * . \irANTKU-derk having ImJ tome oxpcrlenru In > > the hirdwiro builucji , uune ni-cd nuply uulcsi they cn bring the licit of rcftrcneo for rapidly and Integrity , AdJrcm"ll id re , " Uoecaicu. 107-tl WANTED-CiD\a crj for the linttit fclllnjc 1r > ok In Ametlca. Cjkll at lhonorth-e > t cornet SOth nd Ctso , betuccn 1 | i , m. and 0 p. m. J0-10p SITUATIONS WANTED. riTANTED A positional c'crk In a dry goods "T tlorobyo joimif Udv. SaUrr no object Ad t "U. W."Coi . HluiTs , 1 * . O. l77-13p " \ ) -lly a ) cung laily , n home In a furnllj It of two , ai companion Ilfst of reference git en. ( IJlcss Rote A Da cy , Council lilulli Io a. a.11012p > I * AN1 IID A situation liv an experienced nurse , > I can attend to any kind of plcknen. Clo-ul rel- rcncu gl\cn. Inqil re at drug ttoro of U' . J.Vhltc - ouso , 10th and Mel.stcr . St. lll-12i | UIOOBLLAUEODB VTAMTB , If ANTED A rcfilfrcrntor or los hot. Mult he in I KOotl condition , 1022 Hurt St. 200-10 YA/ILT.rcntto gcntlcmin nicely lurniubcil room ii with fimll ted room adjoining , OiD north 19th trie' letnton California mil Webster. 178 12i | V17ANTED \ competent party wlMi Iho hundred : II In a thousand dolUiB. can hmc Interest In ( DO f the oldest and best paying Mulnoss In Onnlu. \dilrcss ( or two weeks 1. M. llandolph , Cmah * Nub , Foil R&JIT--UOHD * * * aa Lots. TO Il'NT Very dcdrablo newly furnished rooms with or without board , hath room Ac.,1022 Hurt t IM-lOp | i"OllHl2NT Furnished cottage pleasantly located. L1 Cannon Uros , opposite 1' O. 203-lSp (7011 ( 11ENT rurnlshod and unfurnished roomi at 700 north ISth Ht. FOIl IlKNT Wo hi\u a number nt furnished room * , chc.ip or high priced rooms In ill.Ierent arts of the cltj. Cannon Bro8.opp. 1' , o , 170-lCp FOIl IIKST Fitrnlihcd room with board a * north cast cor. Cass nnd 10th bt. 10110p Kill UKNT-A tmall furnished front room at lf > OJ F Howard St. 10-10p [ 7IOH UFHT-lst class 0 and 7 room IIOUSM. S.T , L1 I'ctcracn , S K. cor. 16th nnd Douglas. 173 tf 'j > 01l 11 NT-Ono basement nnd two Boclctv rooms : In Crounsc Hlock. U. if. U t licotl ; . 174 > t. | FOIl liST ( : -Kurnlshcd roome , Morsu's Block.crr. 15lh and Capitulate. Elegant rooms \ \ | th Raa and inodoin lmiiro\cni.nts , f 15.CO to $22.0(1 a month. 14MOp f 7 rnonis. 320 no tlTi'tE _ L etrcct , bet. la\cnpoit ana Chlui o. Call on pre mises 142-lUp i.Vr Iwounfurnishud rooms , UlOihlcauo TTMIIt HK.S'T Siv ruom lioil'o 20" ! Cumin ; ht. J ? 822.DO per montti. McCneue , opposite r. O HUNT Front nailor and bed room at 1015 FOIl Chicago St. 132.10p HUNT Nice furnished front room w Ith board FOR at 1814 Davenport Si. 110-1 FOR KENT \ largo nell furnished eouth front room u 1th dressing room nntl c'osct , good lorn- Ion , suitable lor two gentlemen , No. 1918 Capitol nvo. 112-tf FOR UKNT-Nlcely furnished front room. 1318 Jackson street. 12212p FOR HKNT On north SOth St , the bcttnrr rgel dairy barn In t > a couutr , uith house nnd 1 or 5 crcs of ground attached. Would arrange the barn or liorsei If required , largo uiou h for to. Wm. ilonroe , 6th and Vougla ? , ( Orn\'a lumber yard. ) 83-lCp RENT New store E01 S. IStli St. 39 tf FOIl IlKNT One furnished [ ro-ra to gentleman and wife , nlth board 18H Webster St 7-lm HENT Urat-rlasa larin , lOmlloj from Onia- 171011 larao orchard , tc. BAHKEU & SIAYNU , lath and Karnam , 931-lf OK HALE At n bargain , Slots on Park nxemtc. 1 Inquire 1207 Farnam street. D3S-U SALH-CnttaKO nnj hall lot bouth of St. FOIl .Mary's avenue , at 42,250. McCaguo , opp. P. 0. COtl 1 ? < 01l IlKNT In itcdtck'R block. Storeroom 120 JL1 feet diioo and cooil olllco room. Paulscn & Co. A " > Furiiam , room 3. 760-tf IOIt KKNT First-class brick store and ba o F meut , 16th and Farnam streets. ? 7& . ( < 0 per month. I1A11KKU & SIAYNF . 728-tl F OH RENT piano. Inquire atEdholm& Eilck uon's. 053-t ( F OH RENT Store room 1509 Faroam Si. , by 1'AULSEN & CO. 409-tf FOIl RENT 100 acre form. Alsobilck yard. Murray. 08-tf RENT Rooms In Nebraska Nations Bank FOR Building. Host doalratlo offices In the city Supplied with hydraulic elo-ator and heated I etoam. Apply at Bank. 620-t RENT Furnished rooms on the north we FOR cor. IBth anil Capltolavcnuo , formerly CrelgDton House. ISO-tt F heated 222 N. 19th , B7fi-tf L'OU OALH. SALK Cheap one new Clough and Warren JL1 organ , also acompletn set of house hold furnltur Inquires E. cor 25th and CjicagoSt. , No.2147. 233.17p 17011 SALE Cheap , fine ilrh Ing horse , buggy am ' harness. Apply roam24 , Urnaha National Dai , Ilulldlng. 2 0 tf "IfT'OIl SALE- New 0 room cottage on Fain low St. L1 Lot 40x120. Nice place $3I > 00. Very easy terms lUrker and llajco. lbS-10 17011 SALi-77\12 : feet on FarnamSt. , 6 root J1 cottage < = ! , OM > . Barker A. JIajne. I8D 13 T7 0ll S Half acre lots ono block oI ( Sauriler -1. ht. $551) ) each on monthly pa } incuts , Darker Slnj ne. 1U3-1U OR SALK-IIalf lot largo 2 story homo near 101 ht. fronting on Jefferson Square , $1,603. II > r- Pioneer urug Store B. K. COR. 13TH AND JONEHiSTS.J rrft DR. F. S. LEWIS , - Prop'r AQENl TDK Ohio Oil Oo.'s ' West Virpinia , Cylind and other Oil ? constantly on hand. E. K , BUEKET FUIIEHIIL OIRECTOR AHD EHBILHEB U North 10th Street Omaha Absolutely Thli powder never TII * i. A m ricl of pure itrmgh und hcle omennt. Vfoio ( < oacn > Ical than tb eolnuy kladiacd ctfftl bt sold lu competiliO' lth llio multitude of low tut. short weltit t alum o pbo obatopovdeii.8old oolyjtu cuu. 'ni ' ; I'ovidcrOa. Indulgence find Whether overeating or drinking arc made harmless by using Hop Bitters freely , giving elegant , nppotito and enjoy ment by using them lieforoand removing nil dullness , pains and distrcssaftorwards , leaving the head clear , nerves steady , and all thu feelings , buoy nut , elastic and more happy than btforo. The pleasing ollects of a Christian or sumptous dinuorcontin- tiing days afterwards. Ktnliiunt Tchtliiiony. . Y.Vltncs , AUK 151SSO. "I find that in addition to the pure [ ririts contained in their composition , lioy rontain the extracts of hops and thor well known nnd highly approved medicinal roots , leaves and tinctures in munntltics eufliciont to render the article what the makers claim it to be , to wit , a nodicinal preparation and not n beverage -unfit and unsafe ba - to uaed except as a ncdichic. "From a careful analysis of their for- nulu which was attested under oath find that in ovnry wino-glassful of Hop Jitters , the actho medicinal properties wide from the distilled spirits are equal o a full dosu for an adult , which fact in ny opinion , subjects it to an intend rov- ontio tax as a medicinal bitter , " GUERN B. RAUAr , 0. S. Com. In. Rev. Hardened Mvcr. Five years ago I broke down with kid- ipy and Liver complaint nndrhoumatism. Since then I have boon unable to bo about nt all. My liver became hard like wood ; ny limbs were pulled up and fillec ? with vator. All the best physicians agreed , hat nothing could euro mo. 1 resolved to ry Uop Bitters ; 1 have used seven bob- lea ; the Hardness has all gone from my ivcr , the swelling from my limbs , and it las worked n miracle intny case ; other- wisn I would have been now in my grave. J. W. MOIIKY , BtilTalo , Oct. 1 , ' 81. Poverty and Suffering. n wltlnlebt , jioxeitynnd suf- crlngfor j cars , caused bj a sick fiunlly aud larRe bills of doctoripR. I wnj ocmplctcly discouraKcd , until ono .Mar go , Ly the nd\ ice ol my mstor. I commenced ualnj- Hop Blttcis , and In ono month Noncroalluell , and none of us ha\o men n nick day since , ahd Iutit to Bay ti nil | oor mon , jolt can Uccp jour families well a jcirulth Hop Illlt-M fur ess than one doctor \lslt will cost , I know It. " A , WOIIKIMIMA ; ; . Jitgencrat'.vn for onfoeflcd sxbtcms , BUlIorlnKfroiii a 'cn- eraluantof toneand its usual concomit- nuts , djsr.tiwla and ncriOHSijOse , Is sel dom derhablo from Iho use of a nour- 1'hlDK diet and ettm- u I of appetite , tin- allied. A medicine that \\ill effect a removal - > moval of the upcclflo obstacle to renew , d health andtieor that IH a Kcnuino corrcc- tlto.U the real nce.i , Itlstbupo fcs'lonol thla grand reimlro mcnt which m Kes llestcttcr' Stomach Hitters BO effective as an invlsoraut. or sale by all Drugglita and deal- rt generally. The beet evidence in the world of the rurlty aud excellence of BlackvrcU's Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco is found in the fact that the fame of thin tobacco lncre s from j car to year This could not bo the case if Itv ere merely " pollen up to Mil , " or had any dubious or dangerous Ingre dients In It Among millions of users of all nationalities , eurcly fionio ono would find out If It were Impure , Injurious or unpalatable. TorlS years thlstobacco has been aclraoftlcdged to bo the l t in the world , and e\ cry year the Bull Durham brand ( rrows more popular , the demand for It wider , and emokcra more enthusiastic oer Its delicious natural fla\or. Auk your dealer for It. Get tbo genuine trademark - mark of the Bull. There IB no mischief done where JJlnckweU'a Lull Durham BiuokiDK Tobacco Is used. . thrhea on Horllck'i Food , " wrlto hundreds of ( rrateful mothers. Mother's milk contains no eUrch. An artificial food for Infanta i-hould contain no ktarch. The bout and uiobt nutiitloua food lu health f B B H H J ) " or BldmeHs for - - March und rcnulren no uxiLlutr. H commended hy 1'hjplUann. , HWily Iwucllclal to KnrHlnir Mnthoni im a ( IrinL. I'riro ! ( ) ,4 , - , J and7ftc nti4. llyalldruvli'U. ( Bendfor liook on the Treatment of Children , free , "f n lr ! illlctRtrd and nutrllloui. " Ol. | Bailey , "fiDj U > ll ihilcoulJ be dfilrrJ. " n Stilton , Kantat , "No hffllttoet In f ronounclmc It cuprrlor to any- thlnj cilul. ' It , S telurn , M , l > Tn > > , Jf. 1' . Will bo nt hr mall on receipt of uriro in utamps. IIOItr.K.'K'S FOOI > CO. , Undue , \Vlt- * ) -UBE JloiiLiCK'v Uny EXTBJLCT or JLiLT'uft HTR . Itcccntly oC Doston.lhM opmied nn tcg ntnew stock of UXDEU TIIK MILLARD HOTEL . . .J prlnRWclfrht * . ( In Summer Weights. . In Kino Knsllsh Lisle. UNDERWEAR . AND HOSIERY , linHotinonndCottom ; NEWEST AND LATEST DESIGNS IN NECKWEAR , JEW15LRY. IIANDKEROHIFS BRACES , ETC. Coaching , Walking , Street anil Evening Gloves , FINE WHITE it COLORED SHIRTS. ItaRlUh , riquoand 1'ull Dress Shrlt . SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE. THE HULL m The Pioneer and Still Ahead. 1 TToo. Fmt snpcncdliiB tha largest old fashlanail fito\ce and r nKO ! ) It 1m the nlniiilcst nnd mobt itndont 8to\o burners In the \\orld , and \\lth new Improve. mcnta the enBluut to opera' * Absolutely eafo lth Its patent roscnolr , nciw In iuo the second ssason without aelriglc no-idcnt , a Senil for cjatalogiic , Price List , Ktc. HULJU VAPOR STOVE CO. , CLEVELAND , 0. may Omi.eeodi.w . Ul.ll.lJHJ ! * r r'l r Tl" fl T ' nuicUlrciiretl bythoClMAI Uf'bi i U > Ad n * tinall tlio noSl'lTAl2l OKI laNL'lil'nillt Mturnil v'lOOIl. . ba troonci e i ' ' 1. I r i.U-tFr t soncT. IttO 1 uluubt LgwYuilI. RED STAR LINE Belgian BoyalandTJS MnH Steamers SAILING EVERY SATURDAY , BETWEEN * NEW YORK AND ANTWERP , The Rhine , Germany , Italy , Holland ami France Steerage Outward,820 ; Prepaid from Antwerp , } 25 ; Excursion , $10 , Including bedding , etc , 2il Cabin , 950 ; Hound Trip , $00 CO ; Excursion. $100 ; Saloon from ? SO to $00 ; Excursion rfllO to 8160. /CSTeter / Wright & Sons , Gen Agents. 65 Broadway - way N. Y. Caldnell. Hamilton & Co. , Omaha. P. K. Glad- man & Co. , 03 N. 10th Street , Cmaha ; D. E. Kimball - ball , OmahaAcenlu. m& cod-ly GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. , , , WIVOUS LOffiS PHYSICAL ft UUIb ° aiNIWLLOSS OF MANLY VIGOR , SpernutoiT IICDO , eta , when ull other reme dies fall. A mat guaranteed. tl.CO a bottle , large bottle , four times the quantity , ? 5. By express - press to any Mldrcod. Sold by all druggists. ENGLISH MEDI- CAT , INSTITUTE , Proprletora , 718 Olive Street , St. touts , llo. "I have sold Sir Aatloy Cooper's Vital Roatorativa or vc ra. Every customer speaks highly of It. I nbeoUatlnglycndorso It as a remedy of true merit * "C. F QooDiUf , Druppla K 1' 18BS vlS.m&ct. Aa * icrat n buU worll. cu , . i ( lilor < lric rttitl > itMih Or ( n < Af w drotxlnr n drlkloiuH of to | Iui of cJiiirpfD6 , tni to til tuiuuir drioti Itf | l. % ! Wu * t eunt * ' * . ! t . A k your nwr er iltu rtidiituBuftundb/lHL/ U.Ui blWrin A j. \7cmBMW. ! . BOZJ 'm X. Buffalo U. S , Standard JHL JLi WESTERN AGENTS , OMAHA , NJSB. R. R. TRL p ' ' % HAY' j I vIrW'HAY' DOICMANT , SHOPPER \ l ( ' " I lSiCT lTi ? § STOCK. HOPPER , jf Qjvv PATENT . i rJ . W WAR lIOU * V- , PLATFORJI , 1 ' A5 \ il'n niNVicn , [ BT * " K&f&f.w'W'Jn'jfTXsS ( ? JviiJ'fi < & ! i5in. < feJ28 f , rmr < . J ' * - * 3&M& . _ ALWAYS IN STORE. LARGEST STOCK IN THE WEST. Adopted nnd in Use by the United States Government. ItEPAIRSllOPS-ScaleaoE ull kinds repaired nnd sealed by U. S. standard weights. for Estimates. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOE * 1405 Douglas Street , Omalm.
