Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE MONDAY , MAY 4. 1885.
BEAUTY OH A BENDER ,
Pifle'n HnnJrtil Lailits on a Stowing
Excersion to Omaha ,
Tlio Cnrnlvnl of Ilubblca t Homo
Commcntfl of the PI-CBS on Friday's '
Kij Pomlnlno Flurry oi BhopplnfT.
Lincoln Journal , May 1 ,
No such aggregation of loveliness was
over soon in Lincoln as gathered at the
Burlington & Missouri river railroad de
pot yesterday morning at U o'clock ,
the hour nt which the ladles' excur
sion started for Omaha. Many of the
700 ladles who gathered there wore beauti
ful , most of them were young and all
wore charming. These members of the
loss gentle sex who hovered about the
depot to gizo at the viiion could not
therefore bo blamed.
Lot any gentleman who can call to
mind his experience In getting one lady
upon the train Imagine the scene when
700 of the fair creatures were eager to
got aboard and secure a seat.
11 Is this our train ? "
' When does it start 1"
"Which way do wo start , "
" Arc you sure this is our train ] "
" Whit a pretty car this is I Lot's got
upon It. "
"May bo this car switches off at Wrf-
Torly for Denver. "
" Which way la Omaha south V
" No , north I"
"East I"
"West ! "
This was the merry chime of sounds
which saluted the oars of Tom Eagan ,
the gallant depot policeman. Tom's
trong point Is his gallantry , but when
ho had helped 200 ladles on board and
and answered 1371 questions ho showed
signs of distraction and at the 600th lady
and the 2023d question ho became a
raving maniac and was carried from the
Bceno ,
The cars looked vary odd all filled up
with women. A man or two of moro
than ordinary nerve ventured In , but
InsUntly the sound of a million voices or
moro died out and and after a unanimous
"Sh thoro's " dead
- a man , a
ilonco struck the Intruder like 5
staffed club and two hundred pairs of
eyes were turned upon him and ho turned
xcd and looked sheepish and shrunk up
And floated out of the window. Then
the conversation proceeded something
like this :
-"Why don't wo start ! "
There's Sade She wouldn't go , moan
old thing ! "
"Whero'a my bundle ? "
"Oh , 1'vo lost my chopping bag stop
the train 1 Oh. wo ain't going , anyway ,
are wo and its got n y ticket In why ,
there it is up in thai , iron thing whore I
put It ! "
"Sh ! There's another man ! "
Then there was uilcnca ag in , another
victim was crucified , and the conversation
was renewed.
Eight caaches were filled and a bag
gage car was brought np and provided
with impromptu seats. When 700 ladles
woio on board and all the men except
the Ulrica blessed conductor and brakeman -
man were eliminated the train started.
At Waverly saventy-fivo passangors were
taken on. The train was full by this
tlmo and passed by Greenwood , Ashland
and South Bond , leaving npon the plat
forms of the respective dopoU 150 , 225 ,
and 100 Indignant and disappointed ladies
The agents at those places escaped out
of their back windows and fled lor their
'lives. At Lonlsvlllo twenty-five passen
gers were taken on and fifty lefc. Two
coaches went up from PUttsmouth.
Five hundred husbands or thereabout
stood waiting dismally on the depot plat
form at 9:45 : when the return train came
In , and the reporter remembers nothing
moro of the arrival of the train than at
indistinct vision of 700 women , 500 men ,
5,600 bundles , two dozen hacks , a street
car and Inextricable confusion. It wa1
a big day for the ladies , and the pranki
pltyod by 500 pro torn widowers , wen
they to bo told to their trusting spouses
would make the blood run cold in thi
veins of 500 truant but repentant wives
and cause each particular hair of 500 fe
male heads to stand on ond. But th
500 husbands are sworn to eternal se
crccy by a mutual oath.
SIDE SCENES.
Lincoln JYeu'ev One party of thre
ladles in the excursion had only to
cents between them. The one with gold
ilmraed specs remarked that if they ' 'go
loft" two of their number could pay thol
way homo on the street car.
Whole blocks of lots are deaolato io
day. Houses locked , children sent t
the neighbors to bo oared for , and womo
gone on the Smithtown excursion.
Froih fish were plenty , but purchase )
fow. Restaurants and dining halls fed
largo number of loose , disconsolate hut
bands to-day.
Ono young man introducing tbp no
Bible by prospectus became dbcoui
aged and said ho wouldn't act aa boo
V agent for the best work In or out of prci
In a town wboro the women were so a
mighty scarce as in this city , which f <
to-day , at least , could properly bo calle
Stagtown.
It ia reported tha1 ; the conductor wl
took charge of this morning's speoia
full of Capital City angels , has got
crazy.
The widowers and bald-headed bach
lors have prodably found the streets i
Omaha lively a any May day plonlo the
ever enjoyed , and superior to the attrai
tractions of a Bonnet camp meeting.
A traveling man who came in on U
noon train s ys the special , freight !
with women , picked r > p others at Wi
vorly and Greenwood , packing them Inl
the cats like sardines. At Ashlar
there were 1G5 women waiting but i
tha I riln already had on all that cou !
crowd In it , did not atop but whlsth
through , leaving the disconsolate dam
to go homo again. At South Bend the
were over 50 , at Louisville 125 and
other stations there were largo nnmbe
but the train did not stop as It was i
ready loaded and the train men fean
a riot If they should stop and then n
let the crowd on , If anybody notices
cerulean hue In the atmosphere b
tween hero and Omaha they can at on
attribute U to the remarks of the feu
nines who were left behind.
TUB PLAITSUOUrU CONTINC1INT.
Plattatnoueh Journal , April 30.
Tbo cunning racket adopted by
Omaha merchant succeeded In almi
depopulating the cities and tonni ale
the Burlington & Missouri as
west as Lincoln today of the b
tor half of their reap
live populations. At 11:10 : thla morn !
Englroer GaorgoOole , with the ancli
22 swltsh engine , pulled two ccac' '
packed full oi ladies , in charge
Conductor Sparks , to Oreapo
where connection was made w
a special train of eight orowi
coaches and a baggage car from I
coin. There word 103 passengers In
I
two coaches from this city , all ladloi ,
and In the entire train there must
have been fully 1,000. Train men
oatlmnto the number beyond that.
The great Inducement appeared to be
the free ride offered In good company ,
and many ladles no doubt availed
themselves ol It for the solo privilege of
seeing the np-riror city. As ono looked
at the crowds of well-dressed ladles hur
rying to the depot ho could hardly re
frain from wondering who was going to
got dinner. It was a precious cargo ,
and whatever they may purchase in Om
aha will hardly Increase the the anxiety
with which their return is looked for.
It ia generally understood about town
that M. O'Ronrko , W. D. Jones and R.
W. Hyors were nil applicants for posi
tions as special Burlington & Mis
souri conductors to-day , but the
company evidently concluded
that so much femininity might
got away with tholr mental equipoise ,
and put the train In safe and experienced
hands.
COUNTRY 11KLLES.
Plattsmouth Herald , Apitl 30.
Omaha citizens to-day are looking upon
moro handsome women than it ia their
lot often to behold. When their country
cousins , and their sisters , and their
aunts , go among them fifteen hundred
strong , they see something of Nebraska.
Notice.
Having dlsp'csod of the Rubber Stamp
department of our business to Messrs.
Gross & Austin , wo take pleasure'In rec
ommending them to the business public
aa well worthy of confidence , and bespeak
for them a continuance of the patronage
so generously bestowed noon us.
REES PRINTING Co.
The Rubber Stamp business will bo
conducted by us , and wo hope to merit
the confidence and support of the former
patrons of Rocs' Printing Co. , and also
of all others In need of anything In our
line , by producing good work at fair
prices. Respectfully. Guess & AUSTIN ,
1308 Farnam Street , Omaha.
CRUSHED PUMPKINS ,
Tlio Omnliaa t-ait Down Upon by the
YcBterdny'a Ball
Gnmo llccordH of
The Club.
The Sherman avenno park waa the
sccno of a Tory tame exhibition of bane
ball yesterday. The Indianapolis and
Omaha teams mot for the second tlmo ,
the latter stronger by reinforcement at
several essential points , than on the da ;
previous , when they mot with BO ban
ning a defeat at the bonds of the Hoos-
iers. In fact , our boys not only had
some idea of making It Interesting for the
visitors they thought perchance to defeat -
feat them. Bat such are human
hopes 1 For some reason Bandit
couldn't "nip eff" the Indianap
olis runners at secgnd base , Salts ,
bnry didn't pitch with his accustomed
correctness and fatal vigor. The infield
couldn't handle the grounders and the
outfield couldn't attend to the files , and
when the end of the ninth Inning was
called , the Omahaa found themselves far
In the rear of tbolr opponents , the score
being 13 to four , with a declined half In
ning for the Indianapolis.
The game is not worthy of mention It :
detail. The homo team stand credited
with nine errors , while iho visitors oi <
caped with but three. Ten base hlti
were made by the Indianapolis team , and
five by the Omahas.
The aid tale Is officially unfolded ir
the following
SCORE.
IHDIANAF-OLIS.
Runs ISarnrd Indianapolis 5.
Two Bnso Hits Poorman , Moriarity an
McGuire ,
Struck Out On Salisbury , 3 ; on Casey ,
Base on Called Balls By Salisbury , 1 : I
Csey , 8.
Bases given for bitting man with ball 1
Salisbury , 1 ; by Casey , 1.
Pasted Balls Handle , 8 ; McGuire , 3
Wild Pitches-Salisbury , 1.
Time of Game 1 hour und 55 minutes.
Umpire Jno , Bromon.
Official Scorer-J. L. S.
THE RECORD TO DATS.
Thua far the Indianapolis clnb atom
at the head , but It la hard tolling ho
long they will remain there. The reco ;
HIIOHT STOPS ,
ll. Wednesday night the Omahi club talc
ll.5d the road.
Ot The U. P. boya will clianco at twcnl
fire conta a chance on the game.
flea The Indianapolis team appear to
ea daises from away up near the head of t
croek.
The boya oipoot to hare blood in thi
eyea to-tnorow and go for Indlanapo
like painted warriors.
an If tbo Omahas expect to make a reco
ant as ball playera thla aoaton It la abc
fagr thing. time for them to commence doing aon
ot
eo Information Wanted ,
Ing Information is wanted
int whereabout ! of William Albert Sail
bcs who left homo lait June and his i
bcsof bean icon since by his folks. It lathoci
Hi , that he ws at Fort Omaha about Si
1th tember lit. Any information ro arfl
led htm will be thankfully received by
Jn. father , R. A. Sailor , Lillarpo , Hone
thejcounty , 111.
THE FAIR AND EXPOSITION
Something About the riniis ami
Prospects Tlio Subscrlptlone.
Slnco the State Donrd of Agriculture
awarded to Lincoln the eUto fair for the
next five yoari , thcro has been n feollng
that Omaha must have a grand fair and
exposition of her own. This uontlmont ,
a thoroughly well-grounded ono to begin
with , lias boon steadily growing. And It
now looks as though this city can and
nill tnpportsnch a fair and exposition on
scale of greater magnitude , and of
moro perfect appointments than the ono
at the capital.
A reporter calling yottorday npon a
member of the Omaha Fair and Exposi
tion association learned something of the
plans and present prospects of the organ-
IzUlon. It Is composed ol members
of the Douglas County Fair association
and these of the Board of Trade and ropro-
sonis enough business pluck and energy
to push forward the scheme to BUOOOBS.
The plans of the association contemplate
the holding of a fair and exposition ;
the fair qo bo hold at the regular grounds
on Sixteenth street , and which will con
tain all the agricultural , stock and busl-
nets exhibits , naturally belonging there
besides having the attraction of thoraces
races , while the exposition which will bo
located at a point central , will Include
the moro dollcito textile exhibits ,
besides these of a description naturally
reqnlrin goof shelter. As to the place
whnro the exposition brai.ce Is to bo held
nothing as yet can bo determined. If
the now exposition building on Oapltol
avenue Is finished before fall It will bo
used for exposition purposes , provided
all necessary arrangements can bo made.
In ess , however , the building Is not
finished In time , the exposition feature of
the projected fair will bo dispensed with
until the year following.
It Is the purpose of the gentleman In
charge of the plan to offer larte ; and so-
ductlvo pureoa to horsemen to trot ther
animals In the races. The speed prem
iums will bo made an especial feature of
the fair , and It is hoped that the exhibi
tion of horse racing will bo the finest yet
seen in the state.
The capital stock of the association is
fixed at $50,000 , of which not moro than
10 per cent Is to bo paid down. The ob
ject of this fund , IB simply to insure
prompt paymsnt of all liabilities , In case
rain should make the receipts too small
to meet all liabilities. As soon as this
stack Is subscribed , work will bo at once
commenced upon the the plant
for the fair and the scheme will
then bo fairly on Its feet. The
committee appointed to raise subtcrlr.
tlons roporl enoourazlng success , and
the necessary funds are fast piling np.
Moro than ton counties in this vicinltj
announce their intention to participate
In the fair and exposition.
The outlook Is a bright ono , and re <
flection suggests that perhaps it was nol
such a bad thing after all , that Llncok
carried clF wfiat she Imagines to bo i
priae.
A GAMBLER'S ' TALK ,
A Curious Observation Quiet Gamei
Htccrcrs and Cappers.
"Thoro ia one thing over which I havi
long puzzled , " said an old gambler , ( whi
has llkwlao been a dealer for many years
to a reporter last night , "and it Is this
I have noticed In the conrso of my expo
rlenco that a 'sucker * or a green hand a
gambling nearly alwaya boats himself on
of success when it is within reach. Wha
do I mean ? Just thla. A yonng felloi
who has never played much will com
into my house and lese steadily. As
general thing ho will continue phyin
until ho has lost every cent , and then h
will turn away dead broke because h
baa no moro money to throi
into the gamo. Bnt on the othc
had suppose that ho wini
instead of loaea. Now , I have notice
that just aa noon as he ( succeeds in Gal :
Intr out $10 or $15 , or , perhaps , $20 o
$25 , and fairly gets Into a fat streak c
luck , ho will stop , draw his money an
leave , because , ho arguoa , ho Is ahead c
the house and had batter draw ont b <
fore ho falls behind. He will go to som
other house probably and lese every cer
of money ho boa made on my dealing
and moro too. Hero io just where tb
foolishness of those people la lllustratec
If they would keep on playing whe :
they once "strike tholr luck , " a big hai
would bt theirs , and their winning
would pile np into the hundreds , Ii
stead of this , they will rush oil wit
their potty $15 or $20 , and forfeiting tb
success which awaits them If they kce
on , bite off their own noses. "
"Thero is something carioua about th
mania for gambling , " ho continued mod
Itatlvely , "scmeting curious , Tbci
boys and men who play at odd hours ft
diversion are perfectly crazy , some i
them , on the subject. They wonl
rather win $2 from tbo faro bank than I
earn $5 by hard , honest toil , Why
should bo so , I don't know. And fu
thermore , a novica always regards tl
money ho has tb.ua won In the light <
something like aacrod veneration. Yea
ho continued , laughing , "I have actual
seen men who have won $3 or $4 I
gambling , clasping It in their hands , ai
peeping cautioualy at it every once in
while , miser-like , to make sure that It
still In their possession. "
"Are there many private gambling la
ouU In Omaha ? "
' -'Yoi , there are quite a number of pr
vato club rooms where merchants m
benton business men can go and enjoy
private game of piker. I know of b
one of two myself , but I am told th
there are aevcral placea which are ri
very qnietly and to gain admltalon
which la moat difficult phcos whe
OS there gather aronnd tbo gaming table tl
'pinks of propriety , ' of whom yon wou
not think snob a thing , unless you caug
them In the act. Yea , there la plenty
private gambling going on , and card
be
obaervatlon baa led mo to believe th
be there are very for men who do not on
In a while toy with the charma of tl
tir tiren Fortune. "
Us "How about akin gambling ! If the
much of It carried on in this city , "
rd "Very little. There are no boutesrt
rdut
ut nlng publicly , I believe now , thou
there ore of coarse ono or two skin gan
atill running atrlctly "on the qule
Most of these "fly ateeren" will have
look out for something elte , howov
he No , according to my notion , a "sU-oror
or , not the same aa a "capper. " Yon a
tot a * I look at It , there are two clauei
; ht thoie men who work on the ontslde.
> ping - There la the straight "capper. "
ing makes the acquaintance of some new
his rival in town , whom he aeea to be on '
> ck sport and takes him into some hoi
| itelling his protege that ho hu good I
in that establishment jland la sure to win
$75 or $100. The stranger puts up the
money for the girao , and In case hie
gambling friends skill brings in any
profit an even divide is made , In oiso ho
loics , the stranger is jnst so much minus.
This is where the greeny is brought to a
Equate game and the capper really tries to
win. But when ho is "steered" against
a orookod game simply for fleecing pur *
poios , then the man who guides him bo *
comes a "itoorer , " a confidence man in
fact. "
' I'EHSONAU
A. J. Cornish , of Lincoln , Is in the city ,
0. B , Kuitin returned homo from the east
yesterday.
J , D. Evans and wife , ot Sutton , are guests
at the Paxton.
Rov. M , S.tvldge spent the Sabbath at
Springfield ,
F. T , Joqucs and wile , of Chicago , are
guests at the Paxton ,
lion. N , M. Ilubbnrd , of Cedar Rapids ,
Iowa , Is at the Paxton ,
J. 12. O'Hcanla and K. W , Murphy , of
North Platte , are in the city.
E. L. Stone and wlfo have returned from a
six weeks trip through the south.
N , S. Harwood , Louis S tulle , and Robert
Ryan , of Lincoln , are at the Paxton.
Morris Greenberg , of the misfit clothing
parlor ? , wont to Kansas City Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Mack and children leave thla
morning for a visit to relatives in Atlantic ,
Iowa.
Melville D. Laudon ( Kli Perkins ) arrived
in Omaha lust evening and ii quartered at the
Paxton ,
Miss Ada Denbam , a charming young lady
from Clyde , Ohio , is in tbo city visiting Mrs ,
A. B. Davenport ,
The Hon , Wm. A. Paxton , returned homo
from the west yesterday. Ho looks rugged
and sun browned.
H. C. Plunkott , A. C. Rocber and R. C.
Boothby , prominent citizens ol Cheyenne ,
arrived in Omaha yesterday ,
Gorrott Smith , chief electrician for the
Western Union Talepraph company , Now
York , h in the city on a tour of inspection.
David Mooney , of Now York , who baa se
cured a location in this city , will return in a
few weeks from Kansas City to open up busi
ness here.
The Rov. W , J. Hanohn and wife , accom
panied by Miaa Mary L. Divine , leave to
day for St. Louia and other eastern cities on a
visit tofrienda.
Geo. H. Crosby , Denver ; E. F. Woiren ,
F. I. Ransom , J. 0. Watson , Nebraska City :
H. Hazleton , St , Louts ; C. A. Newcoinb ,
Chicago , are registered at the Paxton ,
Mr. E. P. Broweter of Grand Island , who
has benn visiting in town and vicinity the
guest of Mr. Louis Llttlofield of Saratoga ,
left Saturday evening for his borne on the
Denvor.
At the Metropolitan : L. L. Price , Odell ;
Geo. H. Powers , Beatrice ; O. Reynolds and
wife , Fremont ; David Hanna , C. A , Marion ,
Plum Creek ; C. Kltts , Fremont ; Matt Mll-
lor , David City ; James Crr , Fullerton ; R.
St. Glair , Mlnden , and Henry High , ol
Grand Island , Neb.
D. S. Jackson , Nebraska City ; Mrs. H ,
Morrison , Mis. Butters , Plattsmouth ; Mrs ,
Fair , Lincoln ; William SarJj 'Jennie ' Gillett
1 D. O. Lane , Des Moines ; W. O. Riddell , Mo ,
Valley ; R. L. Taylor , Snowv'illo , Vo. ; C. F
Billings , Denver , Col. ; W. B. Maynard ,
Western , are at tbo Canfield ,
Hoyt A. Sherman Jr. , traveling passengei
t agent of the Union Pacific at Dea Moines , hai
resigned his position on account of ill healtl
and will travel In the west for the company
Mr. J. B. Holmes , late of tha Pennsylvanli
railroad , ban been appointed hia successor
with headquarters at Des Moines.
Railway Rumblings.
Joe Knight taya that he would rathei
give $1 00 to stay out of a circus than t <
go in for nothing , and set through the per
formanco.
Mr. S. T. Smith , general manager o !
the Union Pacific railroad , left yoatorda ;
morning In his apoclal car for Denver.
The Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Pan
train duo here yeatorday evening , wa
. six hours late.
Hoyt A. Sherman , jr. , who for a Ion ;
time has been the popular and officlon
travelling agent for the Union Pacifi
company at Dos Moines , Iowa , has re
signed his position there on account of il
health , and will be tra aforred to duty ii
the mountains. J. B. Holmoa , from th
\ Pennsylvania road succeeds Mr. Shorma :
at Des Moinoa.
a Mr. A. Alloo is henceforth to act fo
j" the Burlington & Missouri River rom
pany as their ppaclal travelling agent
and will have his hoadquarteus in thi
city.
Social" Events.
Mr. and Mro. John Groves celebrate
° lajt Wednesday evening the tenth ann !
of tholr wedding day , and enter
veraary _ _ . _ . _ _ . .
tainod a large circle of friends. Th
evening proved to be a voiy onjoyabl
one to all concerned.
Saturday evening the North Germa
society cf this city , Plattadoutchc
Veroin , gave a May festival at German !
hall that waa largely attended and prove
to bo a great social ancceis. A good !
number of Riitsls were present froi
Council Blaffa , and also other nelghbo ;
Ing towna. This society under the ai
tlvn interest shown for ita welfare by I
preaont presiding officer , Mr. J. P. Lunc
- ia In a flourishing condition. Among tb
7-
distinguished visitors Saturday evenlc
waa H. F. Jasper , president of the gran
ledge for the United States.
A Small Blaze.
About 2 o'clock thla morning the fu
department waa called out to suppress
small bhzo In an old stable on Capiti
avenue , between Tenth and Elovent
streets. How It originated no one kno
and the damage waa not heavy. The d
partment arrived In tlmo to aave tl
. building from burning down entirely.
ul The five-year-old child , grand-daught
at of Mrs. Aibuckwell cf Council Bluff ) wl
oo diiappeared yesterday , WM found in Omal
10 by the police , and returned home. Sue cat
over alone ou the train.
r °
About 12 o'clock last night a thief w
n- diicovered trying to steal Joe Stewart's hoi
from his barn on Fourth street in Coun
Bluffi. The police fired several shots at hli
t. " but he WM too fleet of foot for them , got Ic
to the bluffs and made good his escape.
at. An Information waa filed before Just
Frelney in Council Bluffs Saturday agams
36 ,
Of taloon man by tha name of Gay hod o
there , charging htm with seduction , but 1
Bo name of bis victim was 'not learned. It i
pears that iha is now in Omaha. Aa Gayl
, he was boarding the "dummy" to visit thla t
se , last evening he WM arrested and lodged In
ick county jail.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LOAH MONEY ,
\TONKY To loan on chattels , WooDcy It Hutlion ,
111 Room 20 , Om h National bank building
SSt-tl
MONEY loaned at low rates.ln amounts to rait on
chattol.collaterals or other good security. Flnan-
CUI exchange , 1KB Farnam it. JS3-ml p
MONET TO LOAN On real ettata and ehattoli
D. L. Thomas. 740U.
MONEY Loaned on nhitteli , cut tati , R. R
ticket * DougM and told. A. Formin.SlS S , 13lh 81
B79-tf
MONEY IXANEI ) t a f. Heed AOo's. Loan offlco
on furniture , pianos , hortea , wagons , person * !
property of nil kinds and all otho rirtlolet of value ,
without removal. Over lit National Dinkcorner 18th
and Farnam. All builnMi strictly oonflilentUl
MONET TO LOAN In rani of 1300 and upward.
0. r. Davis and Co. , lUal Eilali and toaa
Agents. 1EOS Farnam St. 1Z3-U
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WASTiD Glil to do general house work ; apply
allots California . 031-5
A girl for general houio writ , three
WAVTKD
miles from Post office. Inquire CIS Pletiant tt.
kin. Joel T Qrlften. 075p
ITA.vriu Dlih waiher at Emmet houso.
V 932-7p
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A wet nurse , 19C9 Furnam Street ,
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Qrl for general houio work ; good wa
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843-2p
Flrgt-clacs dlnlne room girl at the Met
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ANTED A Roodcookat S20 South 10th St
W 765-tf
WAKTSD-18 good girls , 7 eipeilenced cooks
Omaha Employment Bureau , 1120 Farnam St.
701-tf
WAKTID Lndy agon ts for "Queen Frotcrtor
daisy stocking and skirt supporters , shouldo
braro > , bustles , boss u forms , drois ihMda , lafcty
beltssleeve protector , etc. ; entirely now devices un
precedented profits ; wo have COO cents making $100
monthly. Addiess with stamp , EII Campbdl & Co. ,
B South May St. , Chicago. 679-ml9p
RANTED MALE HELP.
"TTT'AXTKD A Hood boy or an apprentice boy In hit-
T I bcr shop. Address C. E. 11 art foul , SUnton Neb.
C71-4p
- Flrst-clMs carriage trimmer. Orctton
WANTEDFlrstclMs end 1317 Harney st. 037-2
TTTASTKn Thrre or four flrst-clau carpenters and
W cabinet makers. Frank D. Uead , ! 09 south
leth St. 018-7
'ANTED At once , two tillers ; one for pantaloon
W woik ; and one on noat' , steady work for good
men. Apply to N. Eriokson , Plum CluckNob.
059-2p
A German prescription drug clerk single
glo ; references ioqulred. Address D Boyden ,
Grand Island , Neb. 931 8p
Good canvassers to secure orders lor our
WANTED edition of the Revised BIHo , liberal
terms apd gocdtgiiitory-.ollat 14i8 ! Didee et. Wm.
n. Alcxacder , Manager Western Branch , Ilenry Bill
Publishing Co. G69 4
- flrst-ctatsfurniture Balcamin. None
WANTRD-A
need toaprly unless you ha o trool refcrerceas
to ability and character. H.F.Martin. 803-11
SITUATIONS WANTED.
A eltuittOD by a first-class nurse who
WANTSD the vtry best of references ; address
"MI83. H."caro of Ike office. 874-tf
Steady s'tuatlon In n small family by a
WANTED German girl to do cooking and general
housework. Apply 829 South 22d St. , up Hairs.
058-p
WANTED portion by a > young man with 5 y carl
experience in a country store , can glvo good
recommendations. Address "C. L. W. " Bee office.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
D By gentleman and wife , one largo un-
WANT ' room with board for one In private
family. Addreis "W. J. " 1203 Douglas st. B7S-i
- hoarder ! at 416 North 10th St.and
WAHTiD-Day
furnished room to rent 809-2p
WANTED Everybody to try our Prepared Corn
Meal , ready for instant use with the addition of
milk or cold water. Put upin 3 and 0 Ib. packiges.
Sold by grocers. W. J , Wdihans & Co. , Manufact
urers. 070 tf
Uaple trees south cut corner of Wheaten -
ton ani ? Indiana St. , 083-4p
Et enicg Instruction In Spanish by three
WANTED mon , instructor must be thoroughly
competent. Adtlres' "B V" Bee oflice. 999-ip
can add A I l.ne ; simples small ; com-
SALESMAN cuh , Chicago agent earned 24'0 In 81.
Rt Limit Ii 8. W. agent ? 32W In 84. J * . O. box
287 ? , New York. GS5-2p
ASTBD A man or woman In every country In U
VV H $ ' ,25 sample free $75 per month , salary or
commission. Send stamd. Paul Tabel , Cbluago III ,
T\7 ANTKD A gooJ lamily hoiee at 1&05 Famain Bt ,
. To rent a largo furnished room , In
WA.VTHD ' block 10th and California , with board ,
also a few more table boaidera 76211
? 3 60 will buy one dozen Iloger Bro'c
WANTED [ .latodtable killVM at MooJy's ' china
ttore.cornor loth aad Davenport Bt. 445-tf
'ANTED Kvery ady In need of a sewing ma' '
W chine , to see tha new Improved American No ,
P. K. Hodman ti Co. agents ; 220 N 18th. S 3tt
0 fOIl KENT HOUSES AND LOTS ,
BKST A brick house of8 roomiVlSpermonth
FOR to John Husde , Hardwire store 2407 cor
CumlngandBaundereiti. 1' , Clark. t > D3-6p
12 good lotsUirlon pliee three blocki
from street ciri on ny Urmi. W II ( licit
over lit Nat'l bank. B82-tf
a UNT-Two itortii , rppoilte the Krpoiltloi
FOR to l built thii kuuimir , corner 1(11
and Capitol a > e. BOT-4
ti > OR BTI A sters cheap 809 nwtn IStn.
J1 OOO-Sp
i , .
o ITsB BUTT 10 acres on W rtl ai nworth it AI
„ I1 Tuk.jX Uulfl.ldi. BSUf
TT'OR BINT few lioun 11'rooms ready May lit
1 ? W a month ; Iniuire of Q E Thompson , ST cor
lltn and Harn r. EiC-tf
SHXT A ootUge 8 rooms with summer kltchei
FOR Street , b iwe n Campbell and Irene il
883-lp
OR RI.TT Tbre * stcry and basement , brick tlore
F 4 < lt front f < 26 per month.
Two new ( tores on 10th St-ftO per month each
0. K. Uajrnt , 8. W. Cor. 16th and Kartam. 771-4
„ T70II KBIT 10 room house , modern Improvemente
0 JL1 liedfoid , Souer & Davis , 213 8. 14th HI. 763U
F fbreeitory brick itore bulIJIng ; er
quire ot Eilnard licrrU & Co , , room IB Cioun
Block. 467 tf
la TT'OR IXT Store dwtl Ing att cbeJ.W. per raonl
V UtiThomu. 605-tl
TT'OR RENT 2-8 room houses Inquire Jno.
X1 Uarton,8melUog worki , or 914 North St.
104-tf
" ° TTtUllKENT-NewootUge , looms. .PalpiBo
" I ? 161 ! B 8thBl. isi-tf
IjiUtt HUNT store building 44xKu tuiix ) itory ac
F bafement ho. llOandlU 14th. Inquire 141
to
Dodge BU 9n-tl
TTiOiKENT KornUhed cottage , 7 rooms , wl
JU closet * , i antry , eta , In beit locality In City c
uay not with board. Call In afternoon at 625 1'lci
DI bt 170 tf
'er '
[ j > 01l liENT Three brlok stores ooraer 18th aj
[ Cunilng Ht. J. L. McCajue , Agent. 191-1
ofl UOO&I8 FOR RENT.
Ida
the FOIl ItE.NT Single ro m ( or ( entleman or In
with or without bsard , lit clugaoaommodatlo
Irlckhouic 191 $ Chicago it. MO-
FOB t vr llaml omc furnUhrtl room with bathing
loom altacliid at 2209 Doiljtest , 870 Bp
RRNT Fmnl < hed front room with bmrd In
Fox
piltat family , 1017 Cblcaeo it , Wt-tf
FOR lnxt-I.-vrjie fnrnhhtil rooms nJ board 1017
and 1019 CApltol nve. 972 4p
uxnT Fumlshel frons patlrr with t J room
Ipo ' Inlng.nUCalllorrUbt. 1'rlc * ro : 055 tp
TCR niLTrl nicely furnished room * one block from
JL' Et Mary's ave. ears ; Inquire J44 HonardsL
Furnlihitlroom tor one or two gentlemen -
FOKROT blocks from rest office ; Inquire Opera
IIouso Cigar factory. 817Tp
MINT With board.nlcely furnUhM front room
FOR and bath , 14'8 Jones 987 tt
TJtOR RITT-I wtll furnished roomi In nfdlck'lblock
JP 1W9 rarnamgood ; Tooatlon.tleaiant for two or 4
Itentlemen. Inquire of D B Duinet ! , 318 soUli 13th
street " - P
Ion RtvT Kirst-claM offloo , tjtlo'i Dlook Farnam
F itreet between llth and 12th. 84-8p
FWArr
WA-rr DT i rent f urnlined room with board 808
louth 17th itreet.
_
D Roomers and boaHetiO.8 south 171h
treet B -P
_
F OK RC T Nicely furnished rooms 105 N 18th
Ion RH-rr-Furnlihcd room. wltn bond. Suitable
F lor t o Rentlemen. 1417 Howard. 77B-5p
.OH IlEST Futnl ho1 rooms , modern Improve
F ments : , 15th aud Capitol > r. Old- *
RI.NT N ly furnUhod linnl room 'arge * ni
FOR v Uh u ) of organ If dotlred , south cut cor
15th niid ClilotRO streets 3 Mocks north of Pott office ,
(29-tf
° IK RIXT Furnished rooms 1621 Capitol are.
F
T7on BiwT-Sulto of rocnu centrally located , well
JL1 flnlihod suitable for oflice or lUIng rooms , fc SI
Eaton , 111 south llth St. 8S4-tt
TOR RUSTS or 0 rooms cloict , cellar , city water.
JP Inquire at COS Ncrtn 18th St. 79J12p
TTOR R NT-Offloo and third flour BUlUble for whole.
JP sale or manufacturing , at 1207 Farn m St.8cO
8cO ti
OR RKM Newly furnished front rooai 613 south
15th St , < -4
F ° -Nlwiy furnished rooms 1818 Dodie.
RRNT Two rooms at $1. per nonth ; arrlv t
FOR
mTeoulhHthst.
I OB RKMT- Furnished room 1S18 Jackson st.
F 842-mCOp
" RUST Furnished front room with homo com-
E"OR . corner Kth and Cats. 810-2p
I OR BRvr Hlctly furnished room for Sgenilem ) n
F 2226 llojgc. 854-tl
I OR RUNT Handsomely furnljhod rooms. Address
F "W. " llco olHce. 853-2
RBSTEulto ol rooms , bath room connected ,
FOR four gentlemen , l o room for gentleman and
wlfoMthdret-cUssboari ? . 1821 Hurt. 7(13-11 (
HKST Twolarpo fr nt rooms furrlshcd or un-
FOR convenient to board. N. W. Cor 2Cth
and Webster St. 799-tf
HRNT Nicely furnUhod front room for lady
FOR gantloman ; lunul ; 621 I'leaaantSt. 712 tf
I OK RKNT-Nlccly lumlshoa rooms 1617 Davenport
F 722.J5JJ
IOR BKNT-A furnished front rnnm with moot par
lor , with email family , 2107 Chlcagfc it 727-3p
00MB With board.dnUabli f ir summer. Apply
, at Bt. Chailes Petel. 237-tf
TT < OR I'.ENT Several fine t Dices In Crounno' block ,
i ? Inquire Ed. Norrls , room 18 Crounse bloo *
T7 OR RENT Furnished room 1818 Dodz < -
f
OR UKNT Nicely furnished rooms at 1718 Cass
F St. 230-U
_
FORSALE FARMS.
HALF.Fa m and unimproved land Iota and
FOR on long o- edit B&Uliand clllco , 620 > .
13lh St. Vadicka&aoantner. EBl-rolSp
BALK Good farm In niehlogton Co. ; 171
FOR ; SO acroa oultlvatotl ; good buildings ; Una
orchard ; running watei ; all fsjcod. Edward Norrls
Co. , room lOUiounse lilock. 474tf
FOR SALE HOUSES-LOTS.
ORSAiR IViO lots In blocks , Hanscom place ,
F 60x180 , eaot front , finest location In the cityap- ;
ply to W U Alexander , 1108 DoOge street , or J A
WakefUU. EM-80
SILK House full lot , well , cistern , bvrn.all in
Fox condition , one block from street cars f 1 800
caty terms. W H Green , over lit Nat'l Bank. 041-tl
"I70R BALK Good 6 room houte , lot 60x132 f eteaa
P front , 81800 ; 8100 cash balance (15 per nonth ,
W. H. Qieeo , overlat National bank. 831tf
FOR SALE , MISCELLANEOUS.
SALS S well matched bay ronoa and 1 llghl
FOR horse weight about 1100 each ; all young
kind , sound and reliable ; one heavy Newton Itflsbi
wagon and cno Bet of double work harnee > ; will c l
cheap. John P. tcbmlnke , Boom S , Redl.k bloik
IMaParoam St. Bett !
TTOR SALK A pairof extra good work hoist *
JJ weihlrg about 1MO pounds each ; fiveyoirs eld
sound and will broken. Iteaaon for selling , to <
valuable for my business. InqulreatOeo. lleaton's
628 llroadway , Council Bluff * . D.'i-7
Sin -Spring limbs at O. per head dciiverec
FOR any part of the cltv ; olto Ireeh cows. Tele
phone number f 03. Henry Eull , 31st and Californli
Stioots. 0"-8p
CALK At a bargain , a good lot and now housi
FOR fuinlturo , l 05Qoorgla Ave. KMUattli
City. 897-6p
( OR SALK A f/esh milch caw at Edtulm & Erlck
F i.on. 871-4
BALK Vlano , a $7CO upright piano at a bni
Foil ln , 1719 Douglas. 783-nil
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
T > KALESTATK BROKERS Lobeck & Co' , 1222 Farnat
JLL street corner IStli , real estate bought and nol
on cmnnilwon , exchanges of real or personal propel
ty effected ; the pair nanei.f parties having real cstat
or stools of goods to sell or exch > ngo at reisQmbl
pilccs , Ii solicited , ana will have our bent attci Hoc
PERSONAL.
PttiiOMAL If you want a detectlvr , tend your a < !
address to the Otcaha Dotcctlru Agtiiry , I * O bo
544 , clllcm 21S south 14th U. oC9-m7
OHR.XAXD midwife receives ladles In her bout
MRS
for confinement , No 1432 8-utu 18th St ,0mahi
719-2
K. U HOOFER Tranct aud hea
MRS t * * * * wir i t AIUUI V clalrroyant ,
M Ine rceJlum ready for tnulneii over No 023 S
corner Ifltb and Webster , Teiins reasonable. 482ml
TO EXCHANGE ,
T70R SALX OE nciiAifas 1 desire to retire from bu
P Inns and offer my store and stook of goodi , I
Bbeffleld , Purcan Co. , Illinois , conilstlng ot gr * 'eili
books , stationery , notions , clears is. , for sale or 1
xchanKefor h brask or Kaneai Und , free froi
nlcumbranot ; gnodi or ( tore toU teparately or tc
gcther , Addrcil II P Uuuparey , 867-4
FTlt iiciiAXOE I hive fifty thousand acrei of Che.
_ L eine county land which I can exchange at figur
blcb will b * profitable tot eastern pioptrty. Con
and see It. W. J. Vaunlce , Sidney , Neb. E04-tt
po IICHAKOI 440 acrei well Improved land | ml
I I rum Kasex , Iowa , for a stook of general mcrobai
ulao or hardware. Addresi John Llodcrliolm , Kwi
Uwa. 584 tt
11 BALE Or exchange. We have for sale tl
exclusive right in tnls state to sell the oo
itnomlier and soot destroyir , destroys tlio soot ai
will save twenty per Mnt on coal , will u > \ \ coun
rlxbt i or the sUt , or will exchange tor retl eatate
M/ teed property on application will send aaim
1)1 al aud give pa'tlculin. Reaion for lellli
) a icannot give It hi * attention ; a rare clianco f
1 ) ten : Ilcdfnd , Bcuer & Davis. 278 tl
BUSINESS OHANOES.
OK HttB Darber uliop 1 Into tit or whole of i
ja ibalr thop , good locntu n ai d town au1 tocd ; trs
object for telli' K , golrg Into another bu < Ineis. Ui
ton , & Hock , richtyler , Neb ,
T70RHALKOB EK\r-4 fulooti In good locality , 1 <
U bulUlugand Uxtuies. Apply to John A Fieyhi
No 1306 Douglas bt , Omaha , Neb. 6Dl-t
OB situ In Oakland Neb. flrst-claiimeat marl
F alio the lurnl ureol lh St I'aulh itel. KCII
tloulam , Inquire or wilteYizgera A. Uehllnjr.Oakfi
Neb. ei-ul
HALB-Uruz itore in a desirable locality , '
FOR about il.WO 110 fatUrion , NE ror
18th and Parnaui. 4tM
1/OU HALB Or exchange a full stock ol clothl
J ? booti anJ ihOM , gent' furnlahlnggoodi , will
change ( or Nebraska Lands. 0. U.VeUnsn.faO
10th St. , Omaha , Nib , JSS-
BOA11DINO.
JTllllST-CLASa B J and board 1JU Capitol are ,
Ita3J
LOST AND FOUND.
I srRAt-OnAprllSW.adaikbay horse at > oiit S
) earsold , black rrane an ] tAll ) ftBl ral tearit
lll be paM for III uturn to corner ISth and I ) vl o ,
0 K llfoflefl ,
JUSOKLLANEOUS.
ROARM.XO Nlrely furnlshtrfiouth front rom to
rent with bond ; new tfildcnce with modern oon-
vcrlenc ; tcrmi reasonable jKtcllenun i referred 5S5
1'leasant st.
WanteJ on nolos > < rut d by mortgage
on proi > ertr worth tT,00 , half to be
Mjable In one yrar , balance In two year * , will give
tfii per c nt Intersil and also a bonui of f W for th *
UM tf Uie money. AddrcM "Loan" Uc offloe770W
770-W
PABTt'RR-On Hkhorn ana TUtte. T. Murray.
800-tr
plisw ( IILVIR TAO , tti fruit flavored , taji reilfcmut
V atine oenteaoliby the dealers , Pojcke
TNSTRDcnoN on banjo gi en by O K Oellen.
JL beck , at 1110 Capitol ate , iSO-tt
PKIVT vaults , finks and oosspooh o'eaned ' any time-
olthe day In an entirely odoiloM way with our
Improved pumn and apparatus Onlore by mall
I romntly attended to. A. > an > , ofllco and residence
1208 Dodge St. Up stairs 409 mp
SliluwsiLVitR TAO , U iloegnot taint the breath , tagi
VJredteiiiccl at one cent each by the dealers , $3J.tf
T IdUT.MXci HOPS-J J HcL ln has for sale th best
JL/rodi manulaoturtd In fie United States annealed
clecttlo itNl oentor oovcrcsl with sheet copper , orders
< cu ce < vrod > or repaltlng old ones promptly attended
to Address 1011 tiaundcig it SSO-inB
liRW HILM > R TAXI , docs u .t give jou hoirt hum
Vjragsiedecmodatono cent , each by the dealers.
. 883-tf
T5RIVY , vaults , sinks and otsipools cleaned at the
JL shortest notlco and satisfaction guarantcctl by F.
P. Abd. 1' . O. lloi 87H 400-luZp
MAMOTH
MUSEUM-THEATER ,
( Koiuierly Academy of JIuslo )
S. A , DniEsnAcii & Co , . Proprietors
Cou J. U. WOOD , Manager
The Boom of Omahnl Crowded Houses
Nightly. .
Uno week , commencing ,
Monday , April 27th , ' 85
Every Afternoon and Evening.
Appearance of the talentotl actor ,
GKOUOB FKA.NOB ,
Supported by the Eminent Actrr PS ,
MISS
In the Great Sensational Dramn ,
BLOCK GAME !
Introducing his wonderful dramatic acting
( ioffB , HovKitand BnuNo.
OUU CU11IO PAKLOUS ,
In the Palace Museum of Amoricp , Prof. R.
A. StondclPu Electro-Mueical "Thamnoscope"
The MyetonoujJ Kodn , the Floilioc Lntly ,
The Fiji ! Family and Canibal Princes ? , Pan
or.iimo Views 20 in number , Cages of Wild
Animals , Birds , etc. , and the Monkoyl'omily ,
12 in number , and a hundred other curiosities.
Change of Programme Twice n Wnek.
A Resort for Ladies , A Resort for Children
Museum open from 1 p , m. to 11 p. m.
Theater Matinee daily , 2 p. in. , and night ,
8pm.
lOCcntR. ADMISSION. 10 Cents.
Sacred Concert Sunday afternoon end ove-
nincr.
nincr.Wanted
Wanted One hundred eminent and reaped
table young ladies to compete for prizes offer
ed in our great leathering of beautiee. Apply
to the of the
manager museum , i
Stallion Jack Jr
, , Sheppard ,
Will stand for ( took at v'maha Fair grounds the
ecaaonoflBSS Ho Is 16J hinds h l h , v eight 1285-
Ibe , his tire JACK SUKITARD It lull brother in blood to
DRXTKR 2:17 : } , alio to DiCTATORthe tire of jAr-mit-sitir
2:10. : KALLAS. 2:1' : } nd Uiurcroit S:17. : Ca'l at > the
fair Rr uuda and eco him and get bla ro izrro la
In full , terms 825. for the neason. A. THOMSON.
in
dclmimuhat ,
. _ . . - . Bohemian.
Sailor . . . . , . . .lir meiu
Sodmuscr . . .St.
inhnuee)1. . . . _ .St. Louis.
Best B . . . . _ . . . . . . . MilwBukw * .
3chlitz.-Pl Her _ . Milwaukee.
Omaha.
Ale , Porter , Domestic imd Rhine
MAURKK.
Vnrnnm S
. HAIR'S
ASTHMA CURE
This Invaluable ppec'fb readily and permanently
cures all kinda ol Asthma , The most rbatlnate anJ
lore standing cases' Iclil promptly to Its wonderful
cutlntproperties. . It U koown throughout tha world
for Its unrivaled tlllcacy.
J L. C AtiDWELti , city T Incoln , Neb ; writes , Jan
ID , 18SL B nco using Dr. Iltlr'a Aethnn cure , for
more than ono > ear , uiy wl'c hat becnootlaly well ,
and not even a symptom of the dleei8uhaiappared.
WIMIAM DKNNETT , Rlchland , I iwa , wrltosNov.
Bd. 1883 I have been millet eel with Hay Kuvor anil
Aethmi s'nco 1850 Ifollonod joir directions and
am happy ' " Ba > ' that 1 nuvcr slept butter In my life.
I am K'Mthat I am amonir the many who can epeak
BO favorably of your remedied.
A aluablo 64 pto | trr atl'o containing slir liar proof
from > very Htato In the U. 8 , Canala aLd Great
Urltaln ; Hill to mailed upon application.
Any drungUt not having It In stock will procured ,
to order. Aek lor Dr. Hair a AgthmaCure.
1)11. U. W. HAIU& SON , I'rop'sCln'tl , 0.
WeakNervousMen
Heeklng perfect restoration to health , full
manhood aud uuxiiul vigor without
Stomach Dru Klng , houlil send forTrea-
tlnooii tlio Jliirxion liolim. YOUDR men ami
others wlio Biilfjr from nervinsnand physi
cal ilel > lllt > - . cixhiiiittnil vltullly , iire-
tuitnro ( lecllnn , Varlrocolr , Ac. , are
pcclally boncfltoil by coruiultlng Iti coutenU.
Wnoascs of the Proututti Ulnsiil , JClilni-yn
mill Illuililer effectually cured Kndorned
by tbouiiandB who lave been cured. Adopted
In Hospitals and by l > byalctann In Kuropo and
America , Bcalod U'rratlio free Aildnna
MAR3TOH REMEDT 00. or Ds. H. TBEBKOW ,
40 West 14th St. . Now York.
H. S. ATWOOD ,
Plnttsaiouth , Neb.
Breeder of thoroughbred and high grudo
Hereford and Jersey Cattle ,
And Duroc and Jersey Itad Hwioo ,
FRED W. GRAY ,
( Sl'COKBSOK TO )
FOS'J'KIt < GRAY ,
-vcr j
LUMBER
in iI I i > WIIITK PINK , YKLLOW PINK , OALU
FOHNIA HKDWOOD
ut"d ABII , OAK , JJhAOK WALNUT ,
SPANISH OKDAK.
,9 ,
,9ril
ril ner Bear Cieek Lime , Loulsyllle Cement
tt
Poitland Cemoot , Iowa and 1'lai-
Di ( ter , Hair , Ktu , Ktc.
ei
ID U Cor. Vth &