OMAHA. DAILY BEE- WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 10 , 1884 ,
II
In a few days a NEW
and NOVEL propose
tion will be made by ]
which all dealers handling - *
ling SMOKING TOBACCO' .
will be greatly benefited.
Don't buy any other. .
Smoking Tobacco ,
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FALL & WINTER
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Visitors to the Statn Fair oiul others iu need oi' Men's , Boys1 and
Children's
TH
WILL DO WELL TO CALL ON
THE STRICTLY
House in the city and examine their goods and prices. They Lurry the
largest stock , and sell lower than any other house m the city.
Don't forget to call : it
1216 - 1216 ,
Double and Single Acting Power ano Hand
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EngineTrimmings , Mining Machinery , Bolting , Hose , Urass and Iron Fittings ,
nt wholesale nnd retail. HALLADAY WIND-MILLS ,
AND SCHOOL BELLS.
Corner 10th Farnam St. , Omaha Neb.
0. F. GOODMAN ,
AND DEALER IN
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OMAHA , NEBnASKA.
IMPORTER , JOBBER AND MANUFAOTURKRS1 AGENT OF
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13TH ST. , BETWEEN FARNAM AND nAltNEY' '
OMAHA NEBRASKA
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THE BIG SHOW.
Second Day of the Nebraska ate
lExpiilion ,
I'jvcrj tiling I" Itcnillncss for n Good
AVpok'H Work.
The storm AT Inch preceded the open
ing of tlio second day of the state fnir
wna not bud enough to Interfere with
Us success and the winT J just
heavy enough to Iny the ilust niul yet not
interfere with tn\vol. The sky yestor-
norning threatened rain and the sun
M\\O out intensely hot , but the dny
urnod out as fnir as ono could wish for ,
nd oflicinls nnd visitors were both well
ileascd. Sherman nvonuo was crowdo d
\\l \ day long with conveyances carrying
ends of passengers to the fair grounds ,
and ofttimcs the crowds at the gate rroro
tnmonsp. Not only Omaha , but Conn
ctl Bluffs and interior towns of Nnbras
ka nro represented in the transportation
'inc , and all seemed to bo doing a good
business.
The crowd yesterday was not so great
as on Monday , though the receipts were
larger , and the attendance waa only es
timated at 0,000. To-day Mid to-morrow
are counted on aa the big days , and it is
expected that thousands will attend or
each occasion , if the weather continue !
_ ood. The displays madoby the various
counties and by private exhibitors were
still further added to yesterday , and tin
smoothness withwhich everything movoc
showed the wisdom of making all pro
paratious on the preceding week. The
trains brought in heavy loads from al
directions , and especially from the interior
torior ot the state , the principal town
sending more than their usual quota
Nothing but a bad storm can proven
this fair from being the best over hold i
the ntato , financially as well as In actun
merit.
HEX BUTLKU's AH'KAUANCK.
yesterday , a report of which will bo foun
in another column , was quite n boon
and if "Jumbo" himself had boon present
ent ho could not have created a greato
furore.
There arc plenty of sources o
amusement for those not particular ! ,
interested in the exhibits. The mos
prominent feature on the grounds is
THE SIDE HHO\V ,
of which there are , perhaps
half a dozen claimaints to publi
favor. All the adjuncts , such as the son ;
man , the jewelry auctioneer , the can
and ring men and various others ar
present in full force. Ono thing mus
bo said and that is that so far the best o
order has been preserved and , while
hara gang of thieves and pickpockets i
on hand , only two men , or rather boys
have as yet boon fired from the grounds
ox HIE oursinr.
thoroaro a score or more of booths whcr
beer , whiskey and refreshments of
more substantial nature are sold. Thes
booths line both sides of the .streets am
extend half a mile south of the grounds
A dance hall on the Hide of the hill oas
of the fair grounds is extensively patron
ized , and is , at times , a little too livol
for good order. At night there it considerable
sidorablo discord in camp , and no doub
there will bo more or less trouble befor
the week is over. Yesterday the princi
pal feature of interest , excepting General
Butlor'w appearance , was
THE HACKS
which were called for 1:30 : o'clock but
necessarily delayed until a later hour.
The first of those was a running race ,
won by Rosalind in two heats. Time
1.47.i and 1.47 ? . Ella Rowott came in
second. Fleming was distanced and
Blaster Mulloy was drawn.
The Inilf-inilo race for three year olds
was won by Rod Bird. Time 1.28 } and
l.Slii. Jennie Cobb came in second and
third money was divided between Maxoy
Cobb , Jr. , and Gail McMahon.
The chariot race was won by the gray
team driven by the lady and excited no
little interest. Time 1.01.
TO DAY
there will bo the 2:35 : trotting race , the
entries for which are : Young Bashaw ,
Kthau Allen , Kitty 0 , Review , G. W.
Davis and T.lack Tom.
The free for all pacing race , for which
are entered : Lottie P , Elk , Charlie E ,
Jack Rabbit and Bull Dozer.
The chariot race will occur at 3 o'clock
sharp.
THE luiiv SHOW
will bo an interesting item in the week's
performances. The entries will all be
made at ! ) o'clock a. in. , on Thursday ,
and the exhibit will take place at the cast
end of the Art hnll. The npecial prizes
oll'ornd are : a barrel of apples each for
the best Nebraska bred boy nnd girl un
der two years of a < ; o. Sandy Woodbridgo
city cdiior of the Jlerald , who has just
becjmo the father of a fine girl , is the
superintendent of this class , und will ap
point the judges. Thu exhibits of
I'UiM M VCIII.VKUY
this year are unusually full , nnd the pa-
vilinns , booths and sheds nro filled with
valuable nrticlcH in this lino. The wind
mill , as usual cuts quito a figure , and
the wagon , buggy , thresher , cider mill ,
makp up a very complete und interesting
portion of the general show.
THE LIVE STOCK f.MIIIHT
s also fine , and would bo a credit to
many older and moro pretentious states
than Nebraska. What wo haven't ' got in
the way of horses , hogs , sheep and cuttle
's not worth having. It would require
columns of space to recount half the at
tractions in this lino.
HITCHCOCK AM ) JKrTKUSON COUXTIKH ,
havn space in the west wing of the floral
hall and both make largo displays , the
latter also making n line allowing in
small fruits. The Omaha carpet com
pany occupies a corner near by , and next
the "beo BiipplieB1' from a Coburg , Iowa ,
firm , and Van Uorn , nf Omaha , the Jut-
tor also having uotmi line plants in his
collection. G. 11. und J. S. Collins Imvo
a very largo exhibit in the harness line
and Tirroll it Cuuk ncnd a line lot of
boots and Bhnen. In the absence of any
railroad exhibit , a very attractive feature
is supplied by Mrs. Mury K. Briggn , of
Soda Springs , Idaho , who , at the request
of the Union Pacific officials ,
lus brought quito a museum of
XAIl'UAI , CUIUOMTIKH.
which are well arranged. The collection
includes in htilartitca , natural forma
tions from a cave 2 < il foot long. Th ro
are several beautiful ppecimunR from
Formation Park , from the sulphur beds ,
and of ralc-treous deposit from Swan
Lake. Petrified honey comb , minnrals
from Hooper .Spring , soda water con
taining HO r-er cent of iron from \Vi\- \
llama Spring , mineral water containing
00 per cent of sulphur and eorno very
perfect specimens of petrified muss , \vero
noted nmong the many articles.
A. llospo has a display of pianoj and
pictures ; the McClurp Cracker company
of Council lllulh , nn iinmonno case of
their manufactures nnd H. O. Clark n
complete exhibit of coH'ocs nnd spices.
TIIK. KLOlttSTS
re out in full fnrco nnd Imvo the finest
isplay they have ever made. Among
hose having exhibits are J , W. and 10.
I. Arnold , K. 0. Krlllng nnd Janu-s Y.
Craig , while n very latgo private coilec-
ion is sent from Washington county and
nether from the Teciimsoh Nursery ,
filing has n very line pomogr.niUo tree
oaded with ( lowers nnd fruit. In the
amo wing of the building nro exhibits of
ollies , canned fruits , etc.
MAX MK.YK.il AM )
Swiss coltaqo is being filled up with
mo pianos and organs nud with cases of
legmt jewelry nnd other articles hand
ed by the firm.
AHT HAU ,
s in about the best shnpo of any of the
buildings and is very nonr full of goods ,
all well and attractively arranged. Frank
Currier has ono of the best exhibits of
artistic work over made on the ground ,
tis photographs being of every variety
and style and superbly finished in every
netimco. lloyn makes a good display
nud the crayon portraits from Stell.i , lo-
rome Pragor , of Lincoln , nro well exe
cuted.
OUU HOME AHTIST
Mrs. Edwin Davis takes the load in tine
[ inintinps , sending an immense picture
jf the Poadwood stage coach scene in
the "Wild West. " This is the second
copy of this scene she has made and it
is original with her. She has worked a
long time to bring it to perfection mul
has succeeded well. Bettor judges than
the BEE reporter , nrtists themselves ,
yesterday passed many compliment
online picture. The pose ol
the figures of the stage conch is very nat
ural and nlso the positions of the attack
ing party nnd the rescuers. The triple
team of mules is the most noticablo purl
of all ; they are true to life if any can be
made so. Ever } ' curve of the rocks nut
motion of their limbs has boon caught
exactly nnd trnnsfercd to canvass. Mrs.
Davis is considered the best nrtist In
Nebraska to-day , although the youngest ,
and among her host works was the portrait
trait of lion. R. C. Gordon , first grant
master of Masons in this utato. This
portrait was presented by her to the las
grand lodge and is now hung in the gram
secretary's office in this city. It is re
markably lifo-liko and has boon pr.iisci
by all who have scon it. In fact it woult
bo impossible to speak too highly of il
for it is simply perfect. Oniahu has reason
son to feel proud of so talented an artisl
and Trill yet bo moro no as she is prosu
cuting her studies with zeal and energy.
Young's Art Emporium is well repre
sented and the display of crayon portraits
traits by C. M. llolhngs worth it Co. , is
very fine.
Chas. McDonald and Sam. Burns botl
have a largo showing of their respective
goods , and considerable space is occu
pied by the line pianos and organs
brought r > y Woodbridgo Bros. ( Stock )
and J. Mueller ( SVobor )
Mergoll t Rozonzwoig have the only
exhibit of wall papers and decoration
and the Omaha Carpet company has a
splendid exhibit in their line , which i
arranged to great advantage and looks as
well as any department in the hall.
A largo collection of monuments am
grave stones has boon nut in. by the No
braskn Marble and Granite works and 01
the north side of the hall ave deparl
incuts occupied by Elliott's Business co !
the Commercial college of Hullo
vuo ; Wm. Bushman , Mrs. C. F. Stinsoi
millinery , and Dyer & Hughes , organs
Mr. J. F. Poriolat it Co. , the Chicag
furriers , have a display of furs valued a
§ 3,000 , the most of which are to bo takci
to the Chicago exposition. This is ono
of the prettiest sight sin the building aiu
among other pieces is the skin of a roya
Bengal tiger , the golden beaver , the
Hudson Bay wolf , etc. These are dress
ed with the heads loft on , and are vorj
pretty indeed. A piece of fur Inlaid
work , resembling Mosaic , is much admir
ed , and there ie a mitikgarment which i
took three months to makp up. The
akin of a silver tip aoa otter is valued a
? 2uO , and the whole ntock is of this char
nctcr. The goods are not on sale.
Hon. R. W. Furnas exhibits 138 vari
eties of
XE1IUASKA WOODS ,
and Mrs. Furnas a quantity of sill :
cocoons and lovely raw silk. S. M.
Barker has a case of aamplcs ot Nebras
ka wool which nro very lino. The show
of
HOHHKS A.VJ ) IJATTLE
is the finest yet seen , and the same may
bo said of hogs , sheep , and poultry , all
: if which will bo mentioned in detail r.t
iiuothor tune.
A crnol act was perpetrated mi a fine
liorso "Ryn * Duko" owned by Mr. S. J.
Douglas of Lincoln , and ono of the bcsl
regiatored homos in America. On Satur
day evening Mr. Douglas found the ani
mal bleeding profusely , nnd on examina
tion discovered that some Bcoundinl had
cut a ganh uovoral Lichoa long und very
deep on its right thigh. Dr. Chambers
the veterinary surgeon wai called ant
dressed the wound with great skill ant
care , and the animal is now doing well.
THE MUHIC
is furnished this year by the Musica
Union bund , eighteen pieces , under the
direction of Mr. Julius Meyer , und is
very fine indeed as may bo imagined , for
Julius Meyer don't know how to furnisl
anyteiug but the best.
THE HACKS
Monday afternoon wore : The thrco
minute trotting race , in which tun start
ers were W. G. Wiley's Bnslmvr Boy
Campbell it Gibbs' G. W. D.ivis , Isaac
Dillon's Annie T. . L. E. Sinsbaugh's
Governor , John Porin's Mattie P. , A
Thompson's Ethan Allen , in the above
order. Mnttio P. w n in three strnigh
hoaiH , G. W. Davis second. Tnno 2:4 : li
2.30 , 2 : : { ( ) / .
The two-year-old Nebraska bred colts
race , n half-mile , vras trotted by Ed
I'ulver'is Sister C , and Thomas Gray1
Rocket. Siulnr C. won first , and thin
heata. Timti 2:01 : , 2:021 : : I > 3 / .
Till ; A.S.SU A I ,
will bo dolivonid on to-day at
o'clock p. m. by B. G. Northrop , L. L
] ) . , of Connecticut , n gentleman who
has huun prominently conneuied for
yearn fjwith thu educational and village
iinproveinent inturcoui of that Hlnto.
Hu 1111.1 arrived in the city and is thu
guest of Dr. C. .M. Dinsmore.
KnlfililH oi I'jlhlnH Olllcurw.
At thoseasiun of thu inombors of the
Grand Lodge , Knightu of Pythiaaof Nebraska -
raska , last Wednesday , at Tocumiioh , the
following ollicorfl were elected :
J. ( j. Tocumteh , of Tt'cimiBoli , past
grand chancellor ; J. C. McNaughton , of
Brownvillu , grand clunccllor ; Garratt
ratt , of Hastings , grand uco chancellor ;
olin Morrison , of Lincoln , grand pro-
Uo ; James M. Irtvin , of Tecumseb ,
raud master of the exchequer ; K. 10.
ronch , of Omahn , crnnd keeper of the
ecord and seal ; P..I McKallum , of Nob-
aska City , grand master nt arms ; Aumnt
"ohno , of Omahn , grand inner guaTJ ;
hnrles W. Holtlny , of Bentiett. grnnd
liter guard : J. J. Monell , Jr. , of Omahn ,
ipromo representative : J. S. Shrop-
'lire ' , of Omaha , supreme lepresunta-
vo.
The next nuniial OI-SSHMI will bo hold nt
lincoln on the second Tuesday in Octo-
or , 188- ) .
A TEN INNING GAME ,
lioJSt. I'nulM Doffiit tlio Union i'n-
l > y the Scoroof. to lS. uHil
The game of base ball yesterday bo-
ween the Union Pacifies and the St.
'mils of St. Paul , Minnesota , was inter-
sting nnd exciting from thu beginning.
Imnha lovers of the national game nero
urpriscd to see the visiting team so
trong both nt the bat nnd in the field ,
nd it wns manifest from the opening of
lie game that the teams were J nearly
venly mulched. The first inning wns noose
; ooso egg for both nines. In the second ,
lowovur , Gauzol reached first on n single ,
tole second nnd came homo on Tilloy's
> aso hit t' < left. In the third Salisbury
cached first on balls , made recond and
> nd third nnd crossed home pinto on Mo
volvy's single. In the seventh the
isitlng team added another score , nnd
n the eight Dywor tallied for the Union
'acilics , making the score nt this stage
n the game stand two to two. Tlio
linth Inning resulted in neither party
icoring , At this point it soemnd as II
ho game would bo cnptnrod by the homo
earn , ns the Union I'acillcs' three lend-
ng batters would open the inning , niul
larkncss wns nlso in thnlr fnvor. To the
utter nmnzomont of the Omnhn nine , thu
at. Pnula , owing to errors of thu
L'nion Pncilics nnd a couple ol
MSO hits filled the bags without n man
out , nnd buforo the inning closed three
.allies were added to thu two nlroady
undo by the Minnesota nine. 1' or the
Jnion Pacifies , Mclvolvy fouled out ,
Visnor reached first on a single , Dwyer
wont out on strikes , nnd Snoed closed
, ho gnmo by his high lly to center field.
The brilliant featured of the gnmo were
McKolvy's line batting , the strong work
of Cavanaugh and Gnn/.ol ns catchers ,
uul the able playing of Gorman and Snl-
sbury in the pitcher's box , thu latter
striking out twolyo of the St. Paul's.
The following in the score by innings ;
1. I ! . It. I. f > . ( i. 7. 8. it. 111.
St. I'nuls . . ! t-f
f. I'.g 0 ( i 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1.
THE UNIVERSITY
Ol NcliriiHkm , at Ijliiooln iViinounco
incut lor 1HKI-5.
The university opens in all department
Tuesday , September K , 1881.
The College of Medicine , by Iho acco3
siou of Drs. Livingston and Mercer tr
the chairs of Theoretical and Clinical
sundry has now a very full and strong
faculty and oilers advantages of the best
kind.
kind.Tho
The college of Literature , Science and
Arts is bettor manned than over before
and ready for the best work in its Classic
al Scientific and Literary course.
The Industrial college , recognized
under the leadership of Professor C. K.
Bossoy , lately vice president of the
Iowa Agricultural college , is just beginning -
ginning a now era and guarantees to
the people of the Htato the highest or
der of practical industrial education.
The Latin acnool oilers two-years
courses preparatory to the colleges of
the University. The teaching force has
been greatly strengthened and it is be
lieved that the work of the school will bo
as thorough as can bo given in the state.
All departments are open free to both
sexes , tlio only charges being for matric
ulation and graduation § 5.00 each. Hx-
ponscs moderate. Kailtvayn give half-
Faro rates to iitudents. For half-faro
certificates , catalogues , etc. , address ,
liivivu J. MAN ATI' ,
Chancellor.
A SPEOIArSESSION ,
I'ho .School Hoard McrtH nnil Trnni--
nlus ISiiblnchH of iMiiior linporl-
uncc.
At the special nioetint , ' of the board of (
educution last nif > ht there were pres
ent President Long , Secretary Cannoy-
or , and nicinheru liibbon , Hall , Parker ,
Points , Spooht , Livnsoy and C.pthnd.
i'lie roll was called and thu reading of
.he minuk'H of thu previous meeting
disponaod with.
The first question which the board
called up was the erection of u stone wall
on the east side of the liijili ttchool
{ roundo. After aoino animated discus
ilon , it was decided that the hid of the
lowest bidder ( that of l'J ] , J. Itrommn
at SI 70 per lineal foot , bo accepted.
Dr. Parker moved that the secretary
bo authorised to instruct Mr. Craig to
report what would bo the cost of gutter
ing and grading in front of the high
school ground. The motion was adopted.
On motion of Mr. Points apparatus
and drawing materials are to bo allowed.
This Is a good move.
Un motion of the secretary the follow
ing committee was appointed to find a
Huitublo place for the accommodation of
the immense increase of scholars in these
so called Train school. Mr. Oonoyor nlso
made a motion which was unanimously
adopted , that in view of the fact that on
Monday laitt the fair authoriliei were not
prepared to rucoivelhu children in proper
style , that Friday next ba appointed art a
general holiday for thu echolatH , und that
thomanageiH of thu fair be inatrnotud uo
cordingly.
Thu board ulao decided to interview
tlio onaiiPi or thu parties interested in
tlio property on Twenty-ninth and J'\ir
nain streoth , wilh leforuncu to it school
situ.
After some routine baBuiim , the bojrd
aJjournod.
ICz-Mni'Hliul Gin line at AVorlc.
W. II. Adams , W. 0. Smith and I'\
A. Orulmin , throu guards from thu Lin
coln penitentiary v.-uro in thu city yester
day attending thu xtatu fair. Mr.
Adams , who in the assistant deputy warden -
den und ucts in Mr. Kobu * placu in his
absence , nays that when Ex-Marshal
( iiithrio was introduced to thu prison nu-
thoritica hu naked the apeclul privik'go
< f retaiiming his citizen's clothes , IIn
was told , however , tint that wad a per
mission never granted to anyone who
entered thn portals of the prison ns a
fi'lon. Ho wns given n both and wni
donned with thocoiivictn garb and placed
in the mud pit of the brick yard to uotk.
hero hu worked for a short time , and
wai Afterward removoa to thu inouldit g
department of the foundry whore ho is
noiv at work. On Sunday last his beard
was cropped and his photograph Ukon ,
nn ordeal to which every pris wcr Is sub
jected and which is ordered to bo done
to assist in his capture in cnsu ho should
CSMpU
MR. WREL'LIND'S ' DEATH ,
A TonuliltiK Tnlo of Ills Mart-lngo nnil
Dunth.
The death of Krie Wrollind yesterday
uddonly brought toncln on life whoso
itunu was bright nnd promising , nnd
hich appeared to have in store much
appiness nnd mnny of tlio good things
f earth.
The deceased wns born in Sweden ii
857 , nnd wns carefully educated by his
aronlfl , graduating from several colleges
f first rank in his native country. While
till young he eimo to America nnd bo
: amo ono of its citizens. About elgh
een months ago ho becnmo nciiunintoil
ith his | ) roaont wlfo who
nns on n visit to Boston from Swedei
.or homo. Mr. Wrotlind at this time
rns employed ns a clerk in n drug store
ii the Bay ntnto'a capital city nnd there
rat met his wifo. A promi.su oi mar-
inge wns entered into between them to
consummated when Mr. Wrotlind
ihould become established. About ono
ear ngo ho cnmo to this city , opened n
irug store near Fifteenth nnd Capitol
vunuo. Shortly after his arrival hero
10 wns appointed vice consul of Swedei :
nd Norwny ( nnd only within the last
'ow ' weeks ho sent to Sweden [ for his
iromisod bride. When nho came hero
ilr. Wrotlind wns just recovering from n
ovoro attack of typhoid fovor. For
onio reason the m.trringo was
lastoncd , and on the Oth
) f August past , ono month before
his death , they worn mndo ono in thi
: ity. Mr. Wustland , n couple of week
, sulVorcd n relapse and continual ! ;
grow worse until yesterday when doatl :
ilosed in upon the scenes of this life ant
uadu nn end of his hopes nnd ambition.
Tlio Under I > inai > i > ( > lntincnt ,
Shortly after three o'clock in the nftor-
10011 yesterday crowds began to gather
on Knrnnm street in front of the Paxton
iiotol , where nrrnngomonta hndboonmado
, o have Mr. Butler deliver an uddrcn3
from one of the upper balconies. The
fact had not llion been generally under
stood that this feature of the distin-
nislied visitor's stay in the city had boon
canceled , and that Butler was then on
his way to Lincoln. When at Inst
the nnnouncomont wns repented , thu
multitudes dispersed , regretting the cir-
cunistnnccn which had deprived them of
hearing eomo Butler oratory. The
cause ot this misunderstanding was in a
previous error on the part of the Butler
reception committee. Supposing that ho
would take the regular evening train ,
which leaves about ( ! p. m. , they had ex
tended the programme accordingly.
Butler , however , desirous of attending
the afternoon session of the greenback
and anti-monopoly conventions at Lin
coln , had secured a special and left at
2UO o'clock.
I'UICHONAU
August Kohler , of Albion. JHal tin' Metro
uUUn.
J. C. Iteiil , of Valparaiso , In nt the Metro-
J. V. Watt'iH , of Ulvoiton , is at tlio Mi'lro-
lolitiin ,
II. ( ) . Dahbcy nl Humbold , in stopping nt
tin ) Metropolitan.
John Mncln'ii , f St. I'.in ] , ix iiunilcri > il at
the Mt'tropolitun.
W. 1' . ItoynoldH and wife of rullertnn , nio
nt the Mutiopolitim
H. II. Millaid and wife , of Albion , nroslop
iii ' at tin ) Mrlroliolilun.
H. W , Cliiintcy , of Kearney , is in thu elt
taKIni ; m tlio Into fair , nnd N stopping ut tlio
Mi'tiopolltaii.
IN THE PASTRY
X7SEOD.
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< 'riitiiiiI > ii < lilliiuiV < -n < ilrllfiilflyiiiiil nut
urally in Ilinrrnll Irunitlilcli ( ln-y are iiiinli'
t'Olt STIIRNUTH AM > TKUIJ I'llUIJ
I'lAVOU THKV STAND ALOXL' .
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1HIIII Ihllllll III
Ty / l'n l' , '
O/y .riV,1 ,
3t * / L h , , ll , I , Mill .
Plain , M Will fl'l I neil I t ii.l' lllu'ilc | lit HI Mil rt
tllllllllllll III ll I Wll I . I I. In til M Illl "f
I'OI LICK 9 TIKI ) 1011 INPAtlli All ! ) | NVAMI > B
t ii , ii * i t , ii I I i < IH-I th ' r K | i
l.i Jllui ' i , iu u'l ' i ' - li h " i < l"t
IIOiCI.ICH'M I'OUII ( ( I. , l.nrlii f , \ \ IN.
C Hint I i. in i. 1.1 .1 . i . In -i i . i
ilavo You a Daughter
fur Cafiln/iiiiiif OallitAii' "ll kv , Dnil'-luca ,
iwu. A nclioul uxdiHi u ) fur tliu ulii.itlon ol
VOIIIIB Wouiin. C la.uiu , Muninl ami Idiotic
> oiurin of flinlv. hiiuili | > r ahun ! ( ; ui In .Mublo ,
I Art , Mujirn UuiiiaB'u < ftinl Kluuitlon. AJilroHn
j o.it.i'o iuovD : D.me.
1 -i W & . B-il W
The Stnto Fnir ,
la immense , nnd the beauty nnd variety
of the exhibition is only equaled by the
display made nt the world renowned Gro
cery Store of J. B. French & Co ,
11 lit Fnrnam atrcot. Call nnd bo con-
\inccd. C Ut
SPECIAL NOT1CF.S
Trill Posltlvslynot X ) *
unices paid lu advanca.
TO I.OAH-Mon 7.
M ONLY loinwl mi th ttcl . lltllroail TlrleM
lioiiKht ami oeM A. r.ircm n , 213 S. lth
748 tl
M ONKY TO LOAN lanatniof tSOJ. nd nnwaril
O. V DatU ml Ci. , Kovl KiUto ml Loft
( i , I..JS P4rn m H8 tis > t
UELP WANTH1) .
L'ANir.llllrl , to ilocooking. Apply 101 north
l thcorner l'ilo. S'W.lCp'J
, 'A.Vliit-Olrl : for notisowcrk nt ( US tmith 18th
' direct. r-Sl.lOa
1AM KitI.ADIKS OH OKNII.KMhN In tlly
ii or rtiintt ) , to tiXo nice , light niul | ilpnnn't
ork Mllidr miIIOIIH' \ ; f 1 to $5 per i' y omlly nnil
nlotly miilo ; work tontliy mill tin raina' lnt ; ; no
clihliIM. | . soj.ii | |
\\rANTKO t'nintustciit book-ktcjior aiul rAShlcr
> with itnoil ritcrrncci. Qcrnun pnloitnl. An-
, < ly Ken Yoik Drj ( looilj Btro 1.11U niul 1311 Far-
win.
\ \ irAN I III ) At ilr . I'lillltp'H 10 Oml o fit. F7o
i gOiRlrN \ , firnt to ooolc , niul 8slst 111 Intimity ,
naconil Ic r tip HUM ! vul hnmlry work In tamlly
lircc. UvrntMi | < rcfcitcil. 797-tf
TAM Kl-A Klrl al6I4 California Direct.
"PS l.'p
k'ANTKH A girl f tr R nci.kl tiittJc work In fam
> llyutfottr. Dr. Dittos , 1519 Jacksjn St.
E14 13p
\v 7ANTII ! > or Rcncr.il housu ork ntl2t
809-lOp
L'ANTKD-tlirl for concral liottso work at * Z' '
> UumuitKt. Jill O.l \ Jliytio. SlUtf
1 \TANTKl > ImmcilUtcIv , 3 coat mul ono pn.n
I } m l > r. Aililroia L. Krauiur , C'oliiinhiH , Noli ,
Clnod wngcs | uUI. SUM Ip
goiicral lumsoork 113
Boath 17tli St. 704-Op
) AOrst-claiiKlrl to Jo Rcnoral liouio *
work In family of three , on < 1 uaKCti tea Hrtt-
Apjly M Mrs. rM. II. Wl.llaui . ) , Douglas
l/ANTKD A imxl Klrl for Kcnoral housonork.
> UooUwnijca , inofl J ch on St. 7Ullp
" \\TANTKU-linmoillatolj , a cook anil Uunilross at
418 outh linlmtruit. S'.O tl
\\7ANTKD-Scaoml cook at Eminot llouip , Itth
\ \ etroct , bet. Farnam anil llarnoy.
I/ANTP.U A liirbcr OOD North 16th St. H. Corn-
1
llel.l , 760 Op
Ulrl forliniuunitk atOlSsjutli ISth
vv
St.
VVSt. Auvntafor ftetrnt HOIIK | | | urtlolo u\cr
lineiitod. U. M. Katon , 100 south 14th St.
778-10 X
ITANTKU A Komi Klrl for Kcncinl housuorlt ,
> 1001) ) r'arnain St. 7S3-10p
I' AN ! M > A Rlrl for general house work at 1813
> Wcliitcr St 783 10
: D Woman to waslullshcslOlS Harney.
7gfl.if
\\rANTKI-no ) Hret elms illiiini ; room ilrl. Boat
'i of ago3 pulil. AiMrvsH llurkc'dhuii.1 , Carroll
Icw.a. SCB-llp
Oh NTS Selllni.'orilivilrliiirtoticll lUnmlcll's life
A of Illnltui and I.ivuu , or Uorahtlmor'a llfo of
Ulciulanilvi.d llonililckn , ran lojrn aomctnlnir ( flat
ly to tl'olr ad\antao | In ftJilrostltij ; A. II. Klt'Klna fc
Co. , I'lilnUhcrfl , Oiimlm. Xcli. 774-lGp
\lfAMIUl A 00il Soi ] ) JUkor. Aililro-n "I * .
_ T > UooiiMlciJiirtlm0 ! 1jy . 782-lOp
\1 "AN'IKD 1'otir buok-kocpcra and thruo salt'rt
> t laillot. J II. Bmltli 1010 Dougltii ijt ,
781 lOji
\ \ fANTKD1'cw persons to lu.irn book-kccplnp.
> ' M ht : liool. Slliiatluiia. 1510 DOUK'IU s'rcct.
7CO-lUp J. II. SMITH.
\\TANTKD Imiucillately , a competent eecoml | ; | rl
l ) llcforomui reiillreil | , U KCH tJ 6u per week.
Apply at M. 1.1'ntrlckti , Sauiulcra St. , near I.ako St.
763-Op
\\7"ANTKD-Oool man to tnko bait Interest In a
i T llmt clnsH ami gooil | njlun bmlncFB. Only small
amount o ( money rcipilii.il. " ! ' . H , " lloo ofllco.
0700
\\AN'1KI > Two or tliriollrBt-class lady amenta to
cau\afa ( or "Vouuir I'colo' | lllblo Illatory , "
In Omaha A pplcncIM bunk > ml liberal commlKoioii.
Apply at 1408 loclo | bt. Wm. II. Alexander. 762 0
/ 1'lrnt claad ualtora Immediately at tlio
\ \
St. .lulien 7010
- fl\o ilnliars dally taking orders
AUKNTS-Mnko P. 1' . Collier , 07 Darker lltock.
744-0
'AWANir.D Acvnts to naimio inu Hell I'at'nt
\ \ > Vcatber ( trlp . Addreva or call on Oco. W.
Iill. 11M llnrnov ntnet , Oinalia , Nob. 630-1 mp i
WAN'IKD A tompttent clerk , ono acijualnteil
with ilt ) K ° odH moro riaiticularlly , must bo
able to ( ; Uo the btHt o ( ri-fcmiccH IID to ability ami
iabltiiAildrcca "C1 II. Ticudncll , North lcml ! , Nob.
721-10
i > no t irl to ilo general boufeowork ami
ono nursu girl , at nortbcaat coiiur tf 23d at it
731 10
\\J ANII'U Two chanibermalda who can wait on
VV taLlunnilc.no dlnlb-rooin | ulil atthu Occl-
Icntal. BS7-tf
VX7ANTK1) A IBOIK ! compttcnt girl for general
VV hnito work , 4614 Doujjlaa. t/C-tf
IU-Innncilii'ttlj , a flrat-claai chamber-
inalil. who ( .an wait on table at the OccMuntal.
2 Cfltf
TANTii : ) Sowing macliinu lianda at tlie Dnmln
\v
MilitKaitoij. OlUtj
SITUAYIOMh WAMTBO.
I
! lly a widow Iulja ; ] ioBltlnn In a store
ortenl ; b ) tlio day III a prl\atu family. Un-
dcrHtandH nil liliidH of family Bowlngum ! drosa.mak-
Inc. Pkasitddriii' M Ii T "city postolllco , 700-1 lp
\ \ AN'I'KD i' > a join ( Hcotchebcplnrd , place on
V ) bbcep ori'utllu ramli , liat had Ujtarx expor-
luncoln tblj country. Address "K. " lleaolUca.
8ia-l2p
\ , 'ArtTKU A tuition an asslutint bookkeeper
Tl liy ajoini ) , ' la ywlthbtui of referenced. Ad-
"A J. " lleo olllce , BOMOp
D blliiitlnn by widow Udy n < onm-
piinlon , anil to do ll'lit houactvork , or hnuso *
keeper , Ail.lrcwf . M. A. HKK olllco , Uutincll Illutfu.
WANTKI ) A | K > ltl < m as clerk In Hirdwarnor
WLoKeale lion c , bate luvl tcnjcaracxprrlenro
an [ JMiulclor. lu-lvicncua nhcn. Address "U. A. "
thUollli-u. 608-tf
_
Bltnation w nook ,
kcepor , In wholeoalo cetabllahmcnt In Oma > n ,
AddredJ"a" care Uou. SOJ-tl
WANTB.
WANTKD-l'attner with a aniill capital , Ilttal
lima will pay 200 percent profit monthly. Ad-
drcim "U. H. ' lieu olllco , bUU lOp
WAKTK1) A partner In a ol eatablls'.ied inau.
ufictorln biiolnuuii.Hfth anpllaljlOOUtoijieoo.
Adilrciu "Partner , " Ilee olll.-o. S9.ri-16i |
" \\7ANTii-Totorrutpoinl : with ainlJdlo L-odldy
VV of uomuiellneincnt ami mean * if pOB bio ty if
bunlnexn nun. UodnratodrcuinttaiKed , whniu ob-
Jocl U matriniony. Aildrim " . K. " Hue olllce.
SOO-ICp
\ \ , 'At'liiA ; luriit-bed houw Inuclenlrablo local-
VV ity , with Ran and water , no children , /dtliciu
" \V. " 7CO HOiitli Iflth St. 770-lCp
' i 17ANTK1I fJ.uou on llm-claai uty n.ctirltyfor ti
, VV jtan ) , at 0 l'ir ' cent. Addreen lion fliO Post-
otllou. 70fl-lf
POK llRHT" < linmi
IICNII'nst clas-i bouuo b ) IluJtord , Houcr
Ir 1 4.1 > . u. 812-tf
| 7 > ( IK llISNr rnriilatioJ rouiuu 310 N. 13th Kt.
UKNT Nicely furnlthoJ or un'uuiUboJ rooms
1 without lioarJ 1S11 lUvuniort | Si. ISMfip
OiiltLNT-Uitliuu ell roonii-jj cbor from oir ,
J 1 lOtliaiiil Iioixiiiwoit'i. Imjulro on iiremlneu
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 77l-0 | >
I O Ull.NT I'urnlrlwil room In llicacrs Mock ,
II ii riur E uhtli and Howard St. S23-tf
I . "MM HI-NT roillltoenilolUn , hoti uornu rooma
II mi Joliimon St nj'l ) at 2'101Iariui\ . 770-0i ) |
F Itt.NT t iirui.ln.ll roouia 1010 t'lilcaao St.
787-Op
P iilalird roomi 10
770.tf
IpOKIIKNT KumULol rooruj 67 H. Uth itrest
JT OlfKrNr-Nlcul ) furulshul room 103 north 18th
1 M.
_ 765-Up
"I OH HUNT Tillntlhod rooms 18JI Capitol mve.
I OIlllUNT A frini > O3lt ( { comwr lUn iiJ r7
1 iilllii ntncts. Ajip'y at 1'etenoii' * clotlilns toie ,
| ' , th fcit. 70Stf
70Stf'i
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