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THE DAILY BEE SATURDAY , MAY 1G. 1885. PLEASANT PASTIMES. BocUl Movements ol Omaha People During the I'usfWcck Jivcnt * nnd 1'crsonalf. The excursionists will worship at Portland to-morrow. MlM Charlntto Thompson , whllo heroIs n guest nt the Mtllntd hotel , Mrs. H. W. Chamborlsln nnd son are vislt- ifj friends nt Worcester , Mass. Mr * . Dr. II , N. Torrcy , ot Cro'lon , Iowa , Is in the city visiting MM. H. 1C Burkot. Lovely spring bonnet * nro more numerous vlhan nt uny tiuio elnco the Unities came again. ; Mm Kmma Gordon has removed to DCS Molties , Ift. , where she will maka her future , home. Hon. A. J. Ponploton is in Cambridge , Mam , , attending the bedsldo of his son , who is dartgcroutly 111. Gen. Thomas Wilson , IS. . A , , formerly of this department , is In the cily , vinitiog his eoti-ln-taw , Mr. Switzlor. / The Light Guards' b H Thursday night noit Is looked forward to with a great deal of interest. It will bo the event of next week. Chief Clerk Francis , of the Burlington & Missouri lllvor railway passenger depart ment , has returned from n pleasure trip to Texas Mr. S. T. Smith , general superintendent of the Union 1'ftciBo road , has returned from an oxtonlcd trip to Denver nnd other western points. Mr. John II. Manchester , claim agent of the Union r clfio road , loft yesterday morn ing on a trip that will take htm into Colorado before returning. Mr. William Todd.of Dos Molnos , In. , who Is in the city visiting his brother Charles , presided - sided a * organist nt tbo 1'irst Congregational church last Sunday. The fourteenth of the ladies' muiicala for this ecason , was hold Wednesday nftor- noon , at which time rt very Interesting pro , gratnuio was rendered. Harry Honth , for a long tlmo In the freight department of the Union Pacific road , has been appointed mail agent on tha route between - twoon Omaha and Oguen. Lieutenant Merrlam has BO fir recovered from his severe illncog that ho was able to ntnrt ewt to recruit his health on Monday. IIo will be absent until July 1. J. C. Wcatloy , formerly connected with the Union 1'ucific headquarters , has returned to the city , nnd is now acting as stenographer to Assistant General Freight Agent MoMullon. Invitations have been issued for the marriage - riago of Walter JJ. Fiuloncr nnd Miss Mntio Mooru , Tuoeday ovcninp , May 19 , at the rcei- donco of the bride's parents , 221. Tremont atroot , Chicago , Hon. John D. Havre , once a loading attor ney nt the Douglas county bar , but now the general rolicitor of the Chicago , Minneapolis , St. Paul & Omaha railway , ia in tbo city on buninosa in the United States circuit court. A private May party is to bo given at Ma sonic hall on Friday evening , May 22. Harry Hunt , Charlca A. Taylor , Frank Wassorman , John A. Booth , George J. Sternsdorfl and Thonius Dugdalo have the affair in charge. r Ifcv , D. W. 0. Huntington , D. D. , lute of Rochester , N. Y. , onn of tlia most cmiment divines of the Methodis church , arrived in Omiiha yesterday , and Is to occupy the pulpit of the iJowfttel street Methodist Episcopal chuich to-morrow. The Omaha Light Guards will bo "at home" in their now armory , northeast corner Fifteenth and Dodge streets , next Tuesday evening , from 9 to 12 o'clock. The company has sent out neat invitations for the ovcnt , and a merry time is expected. The ball pi von by the ladies of Progress Assembly , Knights of Labor , Tuesday even ing , was a highly successful affair , there be ing a largo attendance. The occasion was n veey iileasnnt one , the entire programme being heartily enjoyed by nil present. Ci > l. 3. W. Downey , n vary prominent citi zen of Lxramie , Wyo , was In the city this wenk. Mr. Downey was formerly delegate ia corjfros3 from that territory , nnd is the man who once published a speech in the congres sional record that wai gotten up eomewhut on the style of Paradise Lost. About thirty members of Nebrntkn Lodge , No. I , Knights of Pythias , devoured ice cream , cakes , strawberries ncd cream nt Dalzoll'ii parlor * . Wednesday evening , nt the expanse of M. Toft , who opened his puna and heart on account of the arrival of a brand now lady for the Combination store. The entertainment riven Wednesday even ing by the young ladies of Brownoll hall was highly successful and greatly enjoyed by all present. The lawn was gaily illuminated , and Inside the fancy costums and picturesque novolt' 8 added greatly to the beauty of the Bceae. The young lai ies nro to be congrat ulated on their success. The proceeds -amounted to S221.55 Kdnt It. Hayden has returned homo from n trip to New Orloani nnd the east , returning via Washington. Ho has been greatly ben- ofltted in health by the trip , and is preparing to enter on his dutiea ns national bank exam iner for Kansas nnd Nebraska , notice of his oppointmnnt to which oflico he received while on his trip. Ho resigns Ills position of astist- ant nnd acting oushierof the Nebraska national bank shortly. Tin entertainment of the Omilm glee club and Mendelssohn qulnotte club at the opera houro Monday eveoing was one of the most enjoyable affairs of the season. Them was a very' largo nnd fashionable audience present , and the excellent programme rendered wan appreciated by all. Both clubs went to Lin colu Tuesday , whore they were greeted in the evening by n largo and vntusiastic audience. Aeceuslon day festivities were observed Thursday at Tnrity cathedral by a largo Ruth crlng of worshippers , both moruintr and even ing. A well arranged ncd appropriate pro gruuimo was rendered , the mmtc being an ex tryorJInary feature. Tha bishop delivered an Asccntlon day oration at 8:80 : oclock a , in. , and In the evening spoke to a gathering of Kuightn Templar. The musical programme was especially fine. The Burns club gave their second annual May party at Masonic hall Thursday evenljg. About forty couples wore present , and from the gr.\nd march down to "Home , Sweo' Home , " through twenty-four numbers , they filled tha hours with gay nnd festive enjoy inent. The following gentlemen ncted on the committees : Couirntttoo of arrangement Thomas Muldrum , W , B. Hutherford , John S. Innes , Alex Parr , John Liddell , John McDonald ; reception committee David Knox , N. B. FnlcBnor , William Liddell. Jnmon Anderson , William Meldrum ; floor manngors John S , Innes , William Falconer , John Liddoll , George Shaud , John Mo Donald , I' ' The weekly entertainment of the St Phllontena's temparance society took place at their hall Thursday evening and was attended by a lurgo gathering. Tbo programme was n rare treat , and judging by the applause was highly appreciated by the audience. After the instrumental solo by Miss Mary 1'IanJ iiery , Miss Kate A. Gavin favored the company with nn Interesting recital which was daliverod with considerable histrionic powcru ; Mil * Gorman's recitation w s very good ; Mr. McGlnuIs' vocal solo was rendered admirably. The "Uve of Waterloo , " de- livorrd by Mr. Bcannell was excellent. Miss Nora FUunery acquitted herself most charm- icgly in n vocal aolo , Tha entertainment wat brought to n clone by an essay , Court Uhlps. The case brought bu'oro Jastlco Wolss Bovornl diya ago by Duncan against hU ivlfo , charging her with anault and bat * tery , was brooght up yesterday nftoruoon and dtsmiflsod. Judifo Wnkoloy will hold &n ndjoutnod eotstou of tha dlatrlot court to-day lu the city hall. Judge Novlllo , of the district cnnit , yeatcrooy tried the c sa of Marshall va. HOB , which ho ( [ took under adviao- mcnt. Quito a fine point of law acorns to bo Invoked In this caao. Souio three or four yoart ago , Marshall and Roa formed a partner ship to ent ego in the aheop industry out in Notr Mesioo , Roe had no money , bnl Marilull took a mortgage on his proper ! ) and lurnlahcd htm $3COO , with tha uu dortUnding that the iirat proceeds froir their bualnereshould [ go toward liquldat irg ha rnorJgaRe. At the end of t r ( years they failed , nnd af lor Rolling what a took w s loft , Roe naod the money to pay a bank debt , which ho had Jncurred , to got the money which was given to Marshall for hla mortgage. Then Marshal Instituted proceedings against Roe on the grounds that the mortgage should have boon paid before any other claim. The MoDaln & Hubbard vs. Mnrphy , case , was decided by Judge McOnltocb , of the county court , yesterday , and judgment rendered In favor of plalntlfls Angnflturn Bitter * are endorsed by n the leading physicians and chtmists for their purity nnd wholotomoncss , Beware of count forfeits and ask your grocer nnd druggist for the genuine niticlo , prepared by Dr , J. G , B Blegort & , Sons , The first Danlah Baptist church hare their services orory Sunday afternoon 4:30 : , and every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the Saints chapel , oornor of Sixteenth and Gass atrooU. Preaching by the Rev. II. A. Rolchonbach. All ara cordially invited. EELATING TOEMLBOADINQ l'uIT niul Pcrsonnli About Things Concerning the Modern Lines of Travel. A very heavy rain storm visited tbo Norfolk district , botwcon Plat Center and RIftdUon yostordoy morning , bat it ia not known that any damage resulted. At ono tlmo it rained BO hard that the Union Pacific passenger train had to beheld hold for an honror more whllo section men wont along the track on a hand car to BOO that it wns not waahod away. David Hurley , agent of the Union Pa cific passenger department at Baltimore , la in the city. J. J. Dickey , superintendent of the Union Pncifio telegraph aervlco , loft yes terday for Ogdcn nnd other western points. The division clerks of the Union Pa cific and Burlington and Missouri roads , are very indastrlounly engaged just now revising tatill sheets , to comply with the now railroad commissioner law , which ROCS into effect on Juno 1st. After that data three conta per mile for passenger travel will bo the rate from Omaha to Nichols , or rather the 101st meridian , a distance of 304 miles. Beyond that point 4 cents will bo charged. The Hon. John D. Do wo , general solicitor for the Ohicigo , Minneapolis , St. Paul & Omaha road , arrived in the city yastcrday , and is visiting old friends. Mr. Patten , traveling passenger acont of the Baltimore & Ohio railway , struck Omaha yesterday , and fs enjoying hlrn- celf with old friends. Scrofula diseases manifest thomeolvo in the upting. Hood's Sawaparilla cleanses the blood , and removes every taint of scrofula. Amusement ? , A gentleman , endowed with mosmor- ctic powers of great strength and capac ity , travo'Ing under the highly romantic cognomen of Dr. Carl Slstns , gave , at the Stadt theatre last night , to covoral reporters and a few especially invited friends , an exhibition of his wonderful skill.I All who were 4 present pre- nonnced the doctor an export at his busi ness and bespeak for him an audience of great magnitude at the opera house tomorrow night. In his exhibition last night half a dozen strong men and bold boys were put under the mesmorlc Influence and made to perform all kinds of ludicrous tricks at the doctor's com mand. They would got down on all fours , and follow him around like so many doga ; go through the act of swim ming , dance , hug chairs , and Imagine they were women , sing foolish songs , fight snakes , and in fact , do anything they were told. CirAPLOTTE THOMPSON. Thia well-known star of the stage ap peared at Boyd'a opera homo last night in her now ploy ' Phyllis Danohr , " but on account of the very stormy , dis agreeable weather , was greeted with rather a small audience. However her performance was all that could bo do- tired and her supporfgood. The notorious Jack Roach was sent up yesterday in default of $300 bail , to await for action on his case by the grand jury. Roach is charged of obtaining money under fahe pretenses , from tha Omaha National bank , Hans Young. K G. Floyd and 13. ] ) . Trait. II. B. Hudson and wife started yesterday on a journey to Boston , Ho will return in about two weeks , but Mn. Hudson will re main la Boston all summer , H , J , Rolfo , the large grain dealer at Elkhorn - horn , was in town yeatorday , and ho reports liat business up in that section Is good. Hon. Jny E. WJiIte , mayor of Grand Is and , nnd wife are ia the city , 1'axton guests. Hon. R. B. WlnJham , of I'lattsmoutb , Is it tbo I'axtou. Hon. A. I ) . Buckworth , state senator from STorth 1'latte , ia registered at the Paxton , E , Li. EDO and wife , Fremont ; T. S , Bel- len and wlfo , Chicago , are quartered at the 'axton ' , Hon. Charles F. Walther , of Falls City , made the metropolis a visit yesterday and re mained over night , RELIGIOUS. The general assembly of the Presbyterian jhurch of the United States will meet at Houston , Tex , , May 21. The new edifice of the Kanawba Presby terian churcli , Parkeraburpr , Va. , cost $27,000 and Is entirely out of debt. Archbishop Grots will leava Baltimore on Tuesday for his new hcme In the diocese of Oregon. Bishop Glorieuz will probably leave 'or Idaho about the same time. Tbo Rev , Brooke Herford of Boston goes ti England next week to attend the Engliih May anniversaries. He will preach the ser mon beiore the British and Foreign Associa tlon. unl will address the conference and ministers. The annual session of the Episcopal council of the diocese of Virginia will \ia \ held at Richmond , May 20th , Bishop Randolph do- 'ivering tha opening sermon , Rev. 0.1C. Kin- lolvlng the centennial sermon , and lilihop Whittle the closing address. Pacramonto is also fortunate in sesuring the now Roman Catbollo cathedral , for which John W , Mackay recently gave $100,000 , A lot has been purchased for $30,000 , otd the remainder will be do vote 1 to building. Work will begin In June on what promises to be tha most Imposing religlniu structure on the coast. Tha Primitive Methedista have In London aud ita tuburbs 41 ministers , f83 local preach ers , 303 class leaders , 1CU chapels and preach ing rooms , with titling accommodation for 20.270 ; 99 Sunday schools , 11,319 teachers , 12,929 Sunday scholars , 3,181 Band of Hope members and C,29d members la society. Dur ing the year eudhg with Lady Day they had held 2,410 open air meetings. The Primitives me not Urn largest of the Metbodiit bodies in Kcgland , but they are not the least active. Zeal to a certain extent compensates for numbers. Unity's Question. ss little budget , Roving out and In , Armed with nrmleM dollies , Tired of nil within , Lingers by my table , Meddling with my pen , Till annoyed I tell her "Scamper off again * . " "Come play with mo , mamma. " Then with n weary eigh , "When you was n b by , "Mamma , where w s IJ" [ Boiton Globe. HONEY Foil THIS IiADlES. Bouretto effects in otamlno are much liked. Eeni pongee may be trimmed with brown molro silk. Parasols match the costumes with which they are worn. Ottoman ribbons are largely used for trim * miug drosses. Cotton crnpo is worn over velvet or vel veteen skirts. Wash drcsioft will be trimmed with fancy cotton braid , Light tnn-colored gants do Suede are worn with alldrcss < 8. Whlto cloth dresses are ttimmod.wlth embroidery - broidory or braid , Pongees are embroidered with flowers in the natural colors. Black and whlto striped silk and satin are very popular In Paris , Black , groy nnd shade * of brown are tbo loading colors In hosiery. Molra rlbboni are preferred to satin for trimming changeable fabrics. Draperies are long and full , and are differ ent on the sides of the costume. Claret velvet is used for collars , cuffs and rovers of gray , woolen dresses , Black shoes and stockings are worn with the white dress of the qradunto , Cotton drwsoa nro made in the styles of the light woolen walking costumes , liows of ribbon mounted on safety pins are sold for trimming wash costumes. The ladles' lints this spring have boon sweet ly nuggestivo of love in the Tyrol. The plump girl is now the fashion. The slim ono will have to make a Hen an fat , Saihcs of surah silk , satin or molro ribbon , or of the dress material , aro.worn by young girls. Embroidered mohair luatroi are a novelty. The figures are a darker ahado of the color of the fabric. A woman made the first orange box used In California , nnd she now runs a factory which turns out 00,000 of them a year. A Hoboken woman whoie husband In a commercial traveler chews gum in order to keep the muscles of her jaw up to concert pitch. An exchange says no one has over heard of n female ventriloquist , Perhaps the reason Is that ladies like everybody to know that they have the door. Evening gloves aio made with the hand , as far as the wrist , of kid. while the long nrm consists of silk not , embroidered with gold , silver or eilk. Mantles for warm weather have the back front of velvet and the sleeves of badcd gren- ndlne. They are trimmed with lace frills nnd jet ornaments. "I have noticed that ladles in society are more truthful than they used to bo. " "In- deedl" "Yea , at parties they usually make n clean breast of It. " Lena Stenberg yesterday filed nn applica tion to bo appointed solo trader , that she may be enabled to support herself nnd .husband. [ San Francisco Bulletin. An exchange says : "Round waists are still in fashion. " Wo should hope so. What would become of us If it gets to three-cor nered or pentagonal waists ? Cotton silk-finished Oersoys are scarcely dis tinguiehable from those made of silk. They have nil tlin lustra of their moro expensive compeers , but nro , eo far , only made in black. When n woman is giving her husband n bit of her mind he should try to imagine what it would bo like If ho was a Mormon nnd was having foventcen such bits served up to him. The married women of Flushing , L. I , , have organized n vigilance committee for the purpose of meting out punishment to all husbands who spend their evenings away from home. Always buy a good quality of gingham , batiste or percale. Poor qualities will not en dure the frequent contact with the laundress's hands. A New York paper says that you can kiss two Michigan women fornnickol. We've known of It costing n chap $500 to kiss one , but maybe the price has cheapened. [ Detroit Free Press. * Spring nnd summer traveling dreasps of cheviot , serge , alpaca and tweed are tailor- finished and nre trimmed.wlth braid or stitch ing , navy blue , dark gray nnd brown ore the pievailing colore. A Nevada woman took n fall of 385 feet off a ledge the other day , brought up in n tree top. helped hereelf out. and went homo and cooked dinner as if nothing but u circus pro cession bad passed by. The astronomical class nt Vmsar has been photographing the moon. The girls were unable - able to determine from the photograph whether the man in the moon WAI married or not.- [ Burlington Free Press , The girls nt Vassar colloKO have sent Prcs - idenl Cleveland n huge sponge cake of tholr own construction , and he doesn't Itnoiv whether to cut it Into strips and u e it for blotting paper or use It for a brush in washing windows. Wash dresies for young girls have a yoke bodice belted , and the eklrt ia plain nnd round , with tucks abovp the hem. The Bash bow worn nt the back is undo of tha dress iraterial and is tucked across the ends , which nro edged with embroidery , "Law sakes , " said old Mrs. Relict , "all Nelimla thinks of now is the skatln' rink. And she'a cot so high-toned n rollln' round on them wheels that she can't oven fp her old mother 'H homo made bread now , nu' she talks all thi time about the Dutch rolls they have up there. " Vests of velvet lined with crinoline and trimmed with horizontal rows of gold or sil ver braid nnd edsod with braid nro worn with any dress. They have a military collar fastened at the back , and end In a point at the waist line. The cuffs to match nra straight pieces of velvet trimmed In the same manner as the vest , Two respectable plrls out in Sacramento , Col , , who thought it wculd be fun to black themselves up us negresses , unfortunately got a coloring preparation that wont wash off. It acts like a dye on the skin , and chemists say it will wear off inside of n year. The girls nro ery much pleased with their joke. "Say , Bob , you'ro 'out' with Mrs. Parson * , , ln't you ! " "Ye , Joe. " ' What happened ? " "Sha's exoerimcnling too lavishly. " "Experimenting ! Wbatatt" "T ylng to euro freckloi by eating Ice- iream. " "Well , why ought you to care ? " "O , I don't , provided it's nt some other fol- ow'a expenio. It was costing mo a dollar nnd a half a freckle.PhiladelphU [ Call. Among the most becoming hats for young girls' wear are beige or reddish brown straws. with high crowns and brims slightly raised on one side and falling en the other. The brims are lined with velvet or with the tissue trimming the crown. Silk grenadine with velvet dot * make pretty light bows and draperies , For Instance , a very effective trimming Is ot ciunhad strawberry grenadine with garnet dots. This serves for Ihe lining of the bri in and for the drapery around the crown , _ PKl'PKUMINT IMIOP3. "Water , you say ? " said the pump to the milk can. ' I'll get chalk full to-night , " [ St. Paul Times , Some burglars have been stealing wbliky from a Ltxfnpton laloon. Even a burclar may have bad hibita. [ Louisville Courier- Journal. Hon. Edwin Wigglnt , of Maine , is lectur ing ou "Mince Pie M My Mother Made It , " a subject not particularly popular among wives , as many a married man ban atcertalmd to hU sorrow , A New York policeman has juit been ten tenced to imprisonment for life. People will now have thft atifAclion nf knowing where they can find him when they want him. [ Boston Transcript. "Great Cicjarl" exclaimed the tr mp as ho leaped over the fence. "Groat feizerl" ob served the farmer M ho watched the dog re turning with sample of the tramp's trousers , [ Boston Trantcript. The difference Shoolboy , Docntur , Ga. Is there any difference between n journalist nnd an editor ? Yes. The journalist is man who writes things for newspapers. The editor Is the man who loaves out what the journalist writes. [ Atlanta Constitution , A Pittsbnrg reporter who called on Emma Abbott lately got the following note , brought down by a bell-boy ! "I am all undroised , Just gelling into the bath-tub. Haven't got a stitch on mo. But if you'l wait till I have my bath I'll see you. EJIVA ABBOTT. " No , Arnminta , you mistake ; it Is carboy which contains vitrol ; n cowboy ia n very dif ferent kind of vessel , though , to bo sure , It Is frequently filled with something very like vitrol. After nil , it Is nat to be wondered nt thnt you confounded the two , [ Boston Trnn script , In anticipation of n clean sweep , the post matter of Golden , Col , , has posted up the fol lowing notice on the door of his office : "I have to get out of this shebang about 1st of August coming , and I want to close out all of this sloro truck before that time , nnd , if any of you have the wolfsro of n fellow-being at heart , nnd nro fond of n good smoke , walk right up to the counter and drop your shekels you will never get another such chance.1' The river is swelling n little. The friends of Mrs. P. F. Murphy , wlfo of the ox-mayor , will bo pained to learn that she is very 111. Within the past ton days , Judge Stcnborc ; has sent seven criminals to the county jail to await the nrrivnl hero oi the district attorney before they can be tried. The wretch who struck Alexander Bcnsou last Saturday night and knocked him silly , is known , nnd yesterday a warrant was sworn out for his arrest. After knocking Beason down , the follow robbed him of $2.50. The advance agent for John Robinson's circus eave Omaha's police a pointer yester day on five pickpockets who arrived here from Kansas City night before last. Ho saw them try to work a crowd nt Atchison. airs , Johnson Arrested for Murilcr , Mw. Johnson , the woman who figured In iho double tragedy in Lincoln , Mon day , was arrested Thursday on a warrant charging her with the murder of her husband. The evidence on which the arrest la based hai not been made known , but it is probable her own contradictory etatements before the coroner's jury had something to do with it. The unfortu nate is certainly in a sorry plight. Her wayward if not wicked conduct hai snt two mon to their graves and clouded her name for all timo. * * # * Rupture , pllo tumors , fis tulas , and all diseases ( except oncer ) of the lower bownl radically cured. Book of pnrticulari two letter stomps. World's Dispensary Medical Association , Buffalo , i. JL * Lou Brown , Joe Gorman nnd James Smith , the three men nrrested for robbing Wotherick's saloon , were arraigned before Judge Stonberg yesterday , nnd in default of $500 bail each , were lodged in the county jail to nwnit the action of the district attorney. Brown testified that Jack Morrison , n well known thief , had taken the 825 stolen and slid out for other parts. A C RD. To all who nro euHerlnR from orrori and Indigestions o ( youth , nonous weakness aTid decay , loss of manhood , cto. I will send a rocino that will euro you FUEE OP CIIAUOK. Thlss greit remedy was discovered by a rolsslonar to Botith America. Send Bclf-addrcssod onvclopo Jlsv. Jo- SBPII T. INUAN Station "D " New York The truatoes of the African melodist episcopal church , nttho corner of.Ei > hteenth nnd Webster streets , have resolved to make a grent effort to-morrow morning to raise funds to liquidate their indebtedness of sever al thousand dollars. All friends of the church nre invited to bo present on that occasion and help along the good cauao. Horsford'sAcid ' I'hosphato In Night Sweats and Prostration. Du. B. STUDIIALTEII , St. Louis , Mo , , savs : "I have need It in dyspepsia , ner vous prostration , and in n'gut ' sweats , with very teed ; results. " Mrs. R. L , Green , living at No , 1318 Capitol avenue , sent a note to this office yes terday , stating that while her husband was goIng - Ing home last Friday night somebody hit him on the head , at the corner of Fourteenth street nnd Capitol avenue , nnd'that ho has been in nvery critical conditlen ever sinct' . 25 the QreatcrtMciUealjTrlurnph of the Age SYMPTOMS OP A Io s of appetite , UoweU coitlvo , 1'uln In the bead , with 11 dull acnnntlon In the buck part , i'nln under the Ueuldcr- blade , I'ullneim nfter entlns , wltli udU- Inclination to exertion of body or mind. Irritability of temper , Low millItsvltb a feeling oflmvlntrnctiloctcd Boraodiitr , Wenrluemi , Olzztncsa , 1'lulturlne ai the Heart , llotn before the oyu , Headache over tbo rluht rye , lleatleaaneBsrllh fltful dreams , Hlglilr colored Urine , imi ) CONSTIPATION. TCTT'S PIIiT S are especially nelaptec ) to such cases , ono eloao etrccta auch n Jianfffi of fcellnfriiatonstonlsU the sufferer They Increase /lppetlteanil cause tbe body to Take ou Flenli.thu * Ibo njstcra U iioitrlili fill , nnd by their Toulo Action on the UlceitlveOrun nHcjiilurMtooI are produccrt. 1'rlo * a tic. 41 Murrny Nt..N.Yj J" fl URAT nxin"or WiiisKEn8 chnnBeci io a GLOSSY HLACK by a slnglo application ol this DTK. It imparts n natural color , act' Instantaneously. Bold by .Druggists , or ent by express on receipt of 0 ! dfrico.44 Murray St. . Now York. -t-TiLbJ MILD POW13R CTJHES.- H B H - of In use S3 JMM bpociil l-reicrlptiona in . eminent Physician. Hlmiilo. fafo and Hum , OT ( jjp pBJNCIlAr. MO3. CU11C9. 1'IUCZf Ii * vorrf.OoriEeitfon , IntUmtaatlona. . . Worina , Wurm i'ever. Worm folio. . . < v i ( JryliiecCollr.orTcetbliiKofInfanta . ' 43 llIurrlioiiofOhrtilrenorAdulta. . * } IJIaeiitory. Orrplng , ISilioua Uollo. . . . . CholprttMqrbita , Vomiting J CoiiKlia , . < Jold. IlronchlUa. . NeurnlslftToothiche. laceacho. . . . 43 Huppre aeeori'ul fiill'e'rlo < la . 48 . WliUes . tooProfwoPerlodi. ; . , . . . . JM . . . . Crntiit , CoiiEh , Ditfleultllrcilhlnpr. Halt lllieiim , Ilrvslpeln.Kruntlona I li yf ver jinaViKii.VVuhTuall'lilaiuiiuili - . . " ' ' ' 10 C'ntarrli , aeuta or chronfo"'infl'ae'nza ; .50 \Vboopt iiffCoiiRli.VJolentCoueha ,51) II nenorull > bilityPba'lWeatneas ) / > ( > 46 JU ja 1.UU PEOEFBCS. bold bDruxriita. . or a nb poatrald on raceint of iirlce. becd for Dr. Jluuiplireya * jll 0l oi < ic.nUpiae.iilA ) ; < ; ofa- birnti. frie. M AdilreiM , IlUM3IIIKHVS' Uullcluu Co. , 1UU i'ultou bt.ri wVculi > rorit * pr * crlptlon of * noted arwdilUt ( .uo t - Hied. ) Dru nl t c ollltt. ( Addreti DR. WARD i CO. LOUISIANA. Ut > SPECIAL NOTICES AH adf ertliementt in the tpecinl tolumnf < ril bf charyrti at the rate /10 tentt ftr line /or tkt fnt intertion , anil f etnttitr line for ench tubte qiient inttrtionl Xo adctrtitetntnt teill It ( ntertet for Itii than IS ttnti or tht firtl Hint , Theeailrertiiementt icillbe. inttrtttl in both Mom inganit Evening Edition * , repretenting a cirntla lion ( if over Eight ThoutanJ. Thil tlan < if aJcer tltementi muttx > titirely be jnii'if in advance , TO LOA1N MONET , TUTOSKT to loan on furniture , horns , wagon , planoa iTl pertonal property , collateral ! and anything of > luo , everything strictly confide' tiki ; Hoods Finan clal agency John P Schmlnko , Cathier. 233 J11 . TO tou < On real cstito security. In sums MONC.T 140,000 , at reasonable rates. 0 K. Ma ) no &Co , 8 W cor 16th and Fnrntm. SCC-J11 87COIOCO and 81,400 to loan on real 01 tato. Monty on hind. No do'ay. Omaha financial Exchange , 1603 Farnam St. 255 lOp In amounts to suit , on chattels , MONKTTOLOW nv good security , Omaha Finan. clal Exchange , 1503 Famam it , up-sUlrt. 185jOp fONKY To loan on chattels , Woolley & Harrison , L Room 20 , Omaha National bank building 517-tl . TO LOAN On ro l estate nd ch tt ls MONF.V Thom . Leaned on nh ttols , out r li , R. K MONKT nought and sold. A. For ru nS13 S , 18lh Si 167-tl LOANED at a F. Uoed &Co's. Lo&n offloe MONEY , pianos , horses , wagons , personal property ot nil klndi and all otho n tildes ol value , iritnout rcmcval. Over let National Bank.corncr ISth ind Farnam. All business strictly oonOdontlal 060tl H/fOnKY / TO LOAN In snmsot MOO and nrward. 1U O. F. Davis and Co. , Boat Estalt anil Loan l ents. 1605 Farnam St. 051H WANTED FEMALE HELP. IANTitn 20 youns ; ladles for congress of nation * . W Call at 1012 Harney St ICO-lGp Thoroughly comrictenl second irlrl , nlio WANTBD to do laundry work Monday nd.\Vediics- da- . Mrs Mono , south wo.t corner 10th and Capitol n\o. 86115 PAVTBD Qlrl for ( rcncral house work at BfS So. W 17th street. S71-10 TwoScandlnavUnglile.ono ts cook and WASTFII io general houio work ; apply 1'nclflo ho tel , PiclOo street , between G and 7. SIlMSp Ayoun ? girl to do general house work ; WANTKD at 013 Parnam 11 372-tt \ coed girl la sma'l ' family , 8 K corner WASTBD . Jackaon. 317-15 IAISTBD At once , a good vet nurio 102 , 25th nt W corner ; Dodge. 143-tf TTTASTBD Second c ok , Emmet louse. INKTKD- Gill to wash silver three times a day for her board , Metropolitan hotel. 357-10 " \TTAXTED-Glrl to wash dishes and wort In pantry V > at Arcade hotel , 12i5 Douglas st. 35G-lCp > AXTKD A girl for house work ; apjily at Whlto Wi wlnc Machine office , 121 N. 15th St. SSS-tf WANTKD A girl to d Kencr I homework ; apply at Mis. Lcmlcux , Uastcllar et. bet ISth tud 14th 8t3. SS7-U 'AMKD-Good girl for general houtQ work In Wi small family. Apply 421 Pleasant Et. 816-tt WiWi 'AXTED Olr's at Slavens hotel. Good wages Wi'AXTED . 313-15p WiW ASTRO A phi to do general housa work at 808 W lorth S2d st , , mutt bo a good plain cook. 254 16p WANTED Lady agents , $10 a day , with my won derful brand-new rubber undcrKarment for femalce ; ladles go wild o\er It Madam II. LittleBox 443. Chicago , 111. 30M6p W ANTKD-Gocd gtrla , experienced cooks ; Omaha Employment Bureau , 1120 Farnam St. 701-tl ANTBDA good girl for general houao work 1617 W Chicago ; St. 032-tf PASTED Flret-claes dining room girl at the Met- W lopolltan ; hotel ; none other need apply. 824-tl 'ANl'ED Atonce , a lid ? cook at Commercial W Hotel , Oonoi , Nob- Wages $25 per month. 351-10 WANTED by Kensington Art Co. , fonulo help In all parts ot the country , to do our light , plcatant work at their homes , fcnt by mall to any address , no canvasisng , easy to learn and any one can cam from S' to $10 pr week. For full Informa tion address Remington Art Rooms , 35 Congress bt , , Uoston , lf B9 Box 6078. 808-SOp Tjtdy agen ts for "Queen Protector WA daisy stocking and skirt supporters , shouldo brace * , buatles , bosau forms , dieas shields , safety belts , sleeve protector , etc. ; entirely new devices.un precedented profits ; no have 500 igoats making $100 monthly. Address with stamp , E H Campbrll & Co. , 9 South May St. , Chicago. 079-mlOp WANTED MALE HELP. WANtF.D 25 rrckmen and laborers for MEN 1'aclflc railway In Iltltish Colombia. Ship Saturday. 1023 , Harney St. 830-15 - good mm to lake cba'go of our WANTED-A Omaha oOlco. P. F. Collier , room 67 , Parker block. 360-18 WANTKDBoy tc work In dry good ( tore , ono WANTKD- who speaks German preferred. Address Irck box 283 , Omaha P. 0. 874-lOp wD - Messenger. The BraJitreetCo. 330-16 \X7ANTP.D-A ( Ingle man to work around the store. VV M. F. Martin , 81fl South 16th t35-tt Firtt class cigar salesman to tiavel In WASTBB . U. Orham , Bee oltloo. 327-tf WANTED Fhegocd paper hanger at 418 North ' 312-tf 18th s'rtet. - Li\e f nergttlc men wltb horse and car riage to riujdle flrst-claa * article thioush tbo country ; call t.t once. C. U. Eaton , 111 S. 1 Itb. 310-tf 'TIT' * ' ' 11 A smart Soandioavlan to travel for a V Jobtojj houaj. Addreisa'I H"Iieo otjlco 250 tf SITUATIONS WANTED. A petition by a email young Iran who WAMKD ntiald ol work , good penman , Lest of reference. Address "J" Dorchester , Neb , 8G3-15p WANTED Dy rc-Bpoctablojoungman , aeltuitlon In a private-f.unlly ro take care of hurccs and act a ? a driver. Address "Nt"BeooHlos. 375.16p 'ANTED Situation bv a nilJJIo ajed lalv Wi houaekn > per 2082 Harney strict. 352-16p Ily young American , fclrf'o young WANTIII stranger In cltr anxlouj tn find uruploy- mont , luril worker , undarBtanda driving and cire o' hdraia , strlMlv temperate , wigossmill ; references. . Address "W. 1C. " Dee oillco 320-lBp ASTKD Position In tome busincBS houeo by boy W 16carsold , AJdlusa "U L. " lice offlou. PoBliton as Btonographcr or bokkeepcr WAKTKD young man , references a to anility and character good. Address "II. M. V. " Omaha Dee , MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. 7o Invett from ten to twenty thousand WANTED In an uttabllslied paying business. Ad dress drawer No , B ! , Omaha , Dee COM8p ANTKD Yarnlib rubber , 1409-1111 Dodge St. W 811-10 TTTAMTBD Boarding by gentleman Hid wlfo In pi I * Yatofamlly. . Addreas lthterms "JIarrv , " Ik-c fflco. 322-14 A uKMaWANTED. Add'eiD St , Louis Klectrlo Lamp J\Co , at Lsuli tot circular , cuti and torma ot the 3 candle po or Marah Zlcctilc Limp. 311-J12 ANTKDTo rent a hiuao of 4 or 6 roomr. J I W Wilkle. 07-10 'AXTKK-Bhortbaud pupils ; Pitman system ; Ulfa W Nile-e ; loth and Hickory. Spochl termitota itlon poplla. . 2SM8p To rent A'nmll cottajro In a conveni ent and d calrablo ncltrhbchood , Ith Improvt. mtnti preferred. Addrtsi with full putlculan.P 0 , box 301 city. 2j3tf Boarders at 1015 Capitol n\e. WANTKU 180-21P T17ANTHD LADIKS AND OKNTLKMKX to take nice , Vl Hijht , pletsant work , at their own homea. Work nt by nail any dletanca ill the yoir round | 2 to 85 < ! ay quietly made ; nn unraulng , Addreaa lUllaMc Miu'lV Co. , PbiUdtlphla , Pa. , llox 1593. Oai.lflp \1TASTKD Everybody to try our Prepared Corn > > lleil , ready for UiaUnt use with the addition ol milk or cold water , Put uplu 8 nd Olb. picirjes. Beild by grocers W , \velihiuk 1 0) , , lUnuUct urcn 070 tt TTTiKTin Amaaorwoman in every country In t TT U $ i. 5 lamvle frea. | 75 per tnoatb. Bilary 01 oommlwion , Send itamd. Paul T ltl , Chicago 111 813-m-Slu Vl A gcnllfmnn room-rnatt and two day TT botrdett with rtfei race , ISUCallfoinlait , ' ' > ' ln ncwl ° ' aim lngm - chine , to e the newImprovr , ! Arce-rlcan No. P. K. Hodman & Co. wr nU ; 2M N 10th. pijtf f OU KENT HOUSKS AND LOTS. FOR RENT A brl'k r * rrcnt on oorntr 18th and Fierce Street , S3 ytr month. " 318-Jo ; 7 < OR dALK Small hnu o with two lot In Walnut hill Pnov icidy for occupancy $ StO ; tcrmd $ : o do n and $10 ptr month ; Mio&roam cottairm la Wilnut Hilt ready for oocupan.'y , $1,760 terms , ISO down and tlO per month. 0 K Mayn , S W corner Hth nd Farcara Streets. 29718 li OR Rmr Good brick hoot * 8 roomi $22 per month JL1 K O Patterson , 13lh anu Farnam , 34 tl IT'OR RMT-Threa collagen 4 , E and 8 rooms. J. JC1 PhlppjRcc , 161 ! South 6th st. [ 02-11 JenR RRTT-THTO barnj centrally locatcxl J , Phlpps Hoe , 1612 south 5th at. 2SI-tf "IT OR RRVT Lwo hou cs 7 and 10 rooms 1812 south JL1 6th st. J , Phtpps Hoc , 003-tf " 170RS1LK-12 jroodlotnMirlon pUce thre > o blocks JL1 from atrfft o rs onoiiy terms. W II Orton. o\et lit hal'l tank. Oflltf FORRKNT rhrrettory brick store bulWlng ; en quire ot Edward Morris & Co. , room IB Crnunso Block. 053 tf FOtl RENT Fnrnlahoil cottage , 7 roomn. with oloscU.rantry , etc. , In best locality In City c n my rent H Ith board. Call In afternoon nt 626 Viols nt St P57.U UOOMS FOU KENT. VlTAVTRn Furnished room and bo rd In strictly ' prh ate family nrar ( teplt 1 hill , by young inn ; addles ! , tt.it eg loimr , J K , L'co oillco 276--18p F on RUST Furnished room , 1023 Didfie street. STfl-lOo roRRRNT Furntshol front rarhr with bed room I acljolnlrg ; i714C llfcrnlast. S77-16p FOR RENT Kcw furnished rcoinslSll Cuss si.358iep 358-iep FonisxT A room lor Kontletran nd wlfo or for two gentlemen , ( Irst-cliee beard 1622 Curt st , 703-tt FOR RKNT Three roorap , ccllir , well and cistern , 410 south 26th itrcof , 810.Trnb Monroe , Oth nd DougUi. 378-tt iron IIKNT Slnirlo furnished room ; niiiily at 1410 U Chicago sticct. Sfll-lOp F 'OR ' KKYTT / rRo front room on first Ibor with or with board ; inquire at 1001 faruam St. 387-tf FOR RKXT-With board , n neatly furnlthod tonm BUltiblo for two gentleman , woutil n'so ' like ono OUDR laJy to rootu and board t South Woat corner Otlutroot and St Mfcry's axcnuo. 230-15p FOR riKM-Tw o cle .in t rooms In beautiful loot Ion ; Anpljr 1010 L'odo ct , 313 lOp [ pOR RRNT Furnished room. ltn boaid. Suitable X1 lor Uo gentlemen. 1117 Howard. 770-lOp fTlOR IIKNT A pleasmt furn'slicd ' room nt ! S09 C H- L' fornlatt $7 [ .or . u.onili. 310.ICp F I OR HKXT Two front rooms furnished , cheap 1012 Paclflo et 285-18p F I OR RKNT FurnliheJ front room 1902 Farnom. 280 2'2p 7on. RBNT-IUnlsomrlv furndhed rcorua onPloasant D St. Address "J J" ctro BCD 182-lSp i7 OR RUST -Furnished rooms. 1818 Dodge street. 3 247-J10 < 70R nuNT Handsome fnrnlshed room with bathing J room attached at 2203 Dodge st. 078-1 Dp FOR RKNT Furnished front room J8. per month , 017 lurth 2Jlh St. , between Cumlngj and Izard ts. 231-lBp [ TOR RKnT One largo fiont room , bay window and r mantle on 11 rat Hoar ; modern conveniences 20th , car tit. Mary's avo. Inquire at S. W. corner 16th nd Dodge et , 175-tf FOR RKXT Furnlnho. ) front room with board In prlvato family 1017 Chicago St. 109 tf FOR RKNT Furnished rooms with or without board , 2112 Uarncy St , ono block from street car. 094tf F I OR RKXT-Furnished front room with board In prlvato family , 1017 Chicago et. 035-tt FOR RENT With board.nlccly furnlihcd front room ga and bath , 14.9 Jones. 007 tf F I OR RUST Furnished rooms 1021 Capitol avo. 007-mSO pOR RUNT Otnoa and third floor suitable for whole. ' ealo or manufacturing , at 1207 ITarnam St.880tf 880-tf F I OR RKNTFurnlahod room 1318 Jackson st. 842-m20p roR RR.VT Nlooly furnished front room for lady and gdutleman ; Inquire 521 Pleasant St. 712-tt G'ORIlFJfT-Niccly lurulihod rooms 1517 Davenport r > OOMa With board.detlrabU f 17 summer. Apply liat St. Charles Betel. 041-tt [ 7 < OIl HUNT Several fine e dices In Crounsa' blook , 1 ? Inquire Ed. Norrla , room 10 Crouuso blook _ 042 tf FORSALE FARMS. FOR SALK-Best fruit Un'sIn southern California , hasy terms ; call and foe entnplo of fruits , and nfornutlon ; 1 JacksonS33 ! CkUngo St. , oily. 3 < H2tp FOR BALK \ 8)0 arroatnak and grain Urn , a'l 1m- protod ; four hours' rldo Irom tuo 0-tialm Stojk 'aTds ; BO en miles from the o'ty of Fremont ; two allroids within tBroj miles ; 300 acre ) under plow , lie re t In pintuic ; board fence , running fctreim hrouKhparturohoiieo ; lthte'i ' rooms ; will boa < < Id heap If slid irnmodlatelv ; on terrna to suit. For urtbor particulars Inqulru of Gco C. Grodfrov , Tie. mont , Nob. 157 tt [ 7 > OR BALK Good farm In Wnahlnifton Co. ; 171 L' crcs80 ; acres oiltlv&ted ; good bulUines ; flno rckard ; running water ; all fojcoJ. EJward Norrls Co. , room 19 C'roungo Block. * 74tf FOR SALE HOUSES-LOTS. I foil HAI.K lUaii'llul ' suliurlian residence property 1 13v\281 , nlcn house , flno barn , magt Illcent > Iuv ; west Omiha , $0CGU ea y terms. 0 K Mayuc li Co. , S V corner Uth and Kamaiii. 337-18 ' - the finest lots In West Omaha , 1lowof Ihe whclu rlty , cheap , or will build house on U and sell rn monthly piymonta. C K Muvii fc Co. , 8 W corner 16th and Karuam. 36-16 Fen SAIK At a sacrifice , house 7 room ) lot 50x180 at N W corner Hanscom Park , 8',000 easy terms. 0 K Maynu & . Co , , S W corner 15th and Farnam. FOR HALK Nlco cottage rt 4 rooms with lot 13x08 2 blocks from 6t Mary's tuo , near Kon- netts , a ba'galn at,060 ' , caeh 460 , balance to suit. Lobeck& Co. , 12k2 Farnam street. 21S tt TT'ou 8AI.X Ten acron of land within 3 blocks of Pott I1 oifco at Wteplng Water , Uuta Co. , Neb , will Bell on easy terms or exchange for Omaha property. W. H. Green , over lit Na.t'1 Da k , Oiniha , Nob. S10 tf FOR BALK Flvolots4Txl30 ; together on Ia en > worth street ; beautiful location , 0 Oo One- fourth cafch , balacei on long time , easy tormi. Cralle It Jones. 210-tf TjV > K SAW L'eiutlful and dcilrabla lota at t2Ueach J1 on 810 monthly pa ) moots. 11. G. Patterson , ] 3lh and Farnam. 3-tf rnca-12 good lota In Ihli addition with. MARION In8 ll.cksof street care , can be had on easy terms. W U Urooo , over lit Nitl liauk. lU-tl 1TOR BALK At a bargain , throe good houses 817 and I1 817i 18th , south ot Ixitvcnworth ; rent W5 per per month ; piloa $5,600 uisy payments ; must be sold before June 1st Apply S. Mortensen , tailor , lilSFarnau street. 131-jip FOB BALK IIou o full lot , well , cittern , birn , all In good condition , ono block from street cars f 1 800 caty terms. W U Green , over Itt Nut'lllauk. Oil-tf BALK Good 6 room lioiiao , lot 60x132 l > eteM FOR front , 81800 ; 81CO oaah , baltnce tie per mouth , W , H Green , o > erl t National bank. B3UI KOtt SALE , MIBOELLANEOUB. F on BALE A liorfs , wrir'ii and harrcja chetp. API : ly to Goo. Johnaoii , Atlantic Hotel 350-lSp PORHtLK A good borirj harncea and wazon , fine outfit for p < diler or vipiujBinan 813 north Uth St. 334-lOp IT/OR / stLK-Hand , best qu ihty Bind for ll on' UB < " JL"rheap ; pit i.ear south Omaha W te.r Worki opened In Untt-clatstharr ; apply for tickets tt com unj'a ottlco , 2I8 outh ISthit. M A Uptou , A&nll tautSeo'y nd llaniftr. 351-tf TTMiH HALK-Eli'it inarbli top rtataurint table ! I * A , J , Mandtl , 3J3 UnuJwtty , Council Bluffi , SSf-lf I7\OK \ HALV.-A 12 aobthi lease of the Unlo I" [ hoto rooms. Itoomilocated lu tbo best bui neii twit Ion of tbe cUy of Hai < lnj , Neb , and i the beat I Into rtom In the city. For p rtlul i call en or iddtcil , Uuloa I'UsU ) Boonu , Nib , , co' NM' | utnk llullolrg , St7-tf nJ.VSI..f ; .V1"1"1'1' , ' ' " 'MtniftlonboJle ' nn * free . . . . , . ) no chirne- for " dellvny ; a st\l barT.ilrr1 ( i55) ) 101 P.v l : 18118p -I ono mil'In 8 minute' go'ntlo ; anl ( pilot. Two doublet ; two sma'l tlollvM ) inulcti ; light - epM F RRtu- nh t < iri oncfeoonihlndbiiir * tfAppl d 1411 Uodro | t. 145-tf Epon ' an-Soo.OCO bit , on mi at , i./1 , or Omaha , H. T. Clarko. sr8 tf TT OR sAix-A r lr of ponies with n lljht ( prhig w . - gen and harness my chp p for caih HIT"Howard * " ' . 73S-nm PERSONAL. h oftMi . li tomito , iu home ; g with some lady with n view to matrimony. Ad Omaha , Nob. 101 l" ° y nt. and heal * corner h 16th i I'Ttt"1' ' ? ' ? lorn"Mln . } o\cr No B2S B K nis rcMonablo. S mlO- REAL ESTATE BROKERS. RitALMTATB BROKKM-Lobeck & Oo' , iwniun trcct corner ISth , real oitixto bought ami sold' on commission , exchanges ot rfftlor psrsoiml Jirripcr , ty cITectcdttlio i > atr impoof | irtl ( haririRrcal cstAto or stocks of goods to Hell or oxchingo" at re sjn ! ) lo- l lcmj | splloltrd , and ulll liavo our boat rtturtton. OU.tf' ' TO EXCHANGE , ToKxciUNnR-Twos ( > lendldarm ( > fornicrohandlio hotel for farm. 1U 0. Patterson , lith ind Kar- " ' IM-tt _ _ _ rno RtciiANOK 410 acres well Imiirovod land 3 mll . L Irom Eaiox. Io , for a stook of general merchan dise or hardware. Addrosi John Llndorholm , K _ _ _ TT Oll 8ALK Or exchange. Wo have fnr s&le the X1 exclusUo right In this state to ooll the coal etnomlzor and soot dostroytr , dostrojs the soot and will save twenty per cent on ooal , will soil county. rlghti or the statif , or will cxchanjo for rotl estate or Mlood property on application will send satmilo lit aland giro nvtlcnlan. lloaion for scllfne Jvn ro nco > d\e It Mil attention : a rare chance fern - n len ! Hedfoid , Smior & lavm. _ 015 IfonHAi.u xxciiANOR-ln part for ro-taiirant , fur- nlturo and stoolf , olgus Aio. 7 rooraoJ hoino , barn , and two lota. Apply 3111 south llth st , 108 mJC. BUSINESS QgANOES. i ) Koual pattner llh about $100 to | 60J to take half Interest In a light mnuufictuMnir buslncw , poodi staple , bu.li-cis oaelly learned , tatFfl. fa-torvincomoas3undiofercncoi. ; Aildresi KE" FOR SAI.R llcsta-irant lee tcd on 12th atrcot ho- twcen Farnam and llarnov , known ns French Dining Ha'l , on moderate conditions , apply at 314 8 12th slice * . E. DlccV. 270-18p FORSA1.K Ooodbmliioss In Omaha ; nroQtH 0) per cent ; capital required , thrco or four thinmnil dollars Persons meaning business , address Lock box SOI , 03 Wolnca , lou-n. 2U2-JU FORSAI.R \woll ostabll'hcd tailors bualnow bo- tftoea now end Juno 16th , low rent ; Boo.l . lee - tlon ; hold lease of store for two years ; only am ll o p- Ital required. Addreaa N. O. " Dee olHoo. 132--4p FOR SAI.K A well established bakory. Address > "K. " this ofllce. 1VB1-4 FORSALKOK KcilAXOitIn part ) for restaurant , furmturfl7 roomed house , him and two lots. An. ply SIB south llth et. - - - - FOB BALE-In Oakland Nob. first-clajimeat market l o the furul'uro ot ( ho St Paul hotol. Foi par ticulars , Inquire or write Wiggors & Uchllne. Oakland Nob. OH-mia _ FOR BALK Drug store In n desirable locality , \vll ln > olco about 81.600 RO Patterson , Nl ! corner 16th and Farnam. C-t ! Ti OH SALU Or exchange a full atook of clothing J ? hoots and shoos , gent' furnlshlucuoods , will ex change for Nebraska Lands. 0. II. Petard ; n.SOi 8. 10th lit. , Omaha , Neb. UIO-tf GROCERIES. "VT HKLQUK3T Ins rurclnsed the grocery stoefc _ Ll ami l-uiMInc bo'otuln ? to Chfts. fienfj.OT nt No 711 North 18'h St. , vhcio he will contlnuu tbo bm- Inos9 and will be pleased to see all hh friends The choicest groceries will bo kept constantly on band > vegetiblts In season. 221-16 . BOARDING. TpIIlST-ODASS Bed and board 1212 Capitol nvo 12-aS6 IOE CREAM. TK aii lee cteam pies and cake1) of ery day. Orders . r prcmptly attended to. CarlSjhmld , SO' south 10th St. HO-J6 DRESSMAKING. PAHTIES wlfhliu' a Boamstross , tculng ruttln { , ' > rd fitting eatltfactory ; SIS North JO.h st , IIrr. J , Aruol' . 243 lOp MR . M DCAUROLI , . it 7ir.north IS.h street , Jo- Ires to call attention ot the ladiw , that eha IB IritrodtulDKN K Normon'd B.vatem f jr cutting ladles' , gentlemen's and children's clothing. This system Is , \cry cay to learn , lesson ? will beca ( , curing nil hours 01 the day. S38-lBp MISCELLANEOUS. MAR H Parties wishing to purchaio brood marcs for ranch purpiius pkase call at Homan'i Livery liable , 413 goalh 13th struct , Onuhi. > BiCK$3perin. T. Murjay. FOMf ur A brown mare marked with litter Y TlAKBX half circle nn lett thoulilcr ; ore mlle west of' the rceervolr on military road ; owner can hat o namoi by paj l C081B. Jamis F. Dosluy. SOS-l-Jp r HK AiuStrajod. . aclieinut pony bianiod on $ iJ loftshouMer ltha"V" and a icxment of a. circle ; return to Win Stribling , ISltbheraan t. SlMOp , does n < yt give you heart hum. Ologsicdeomedat ouo cent , each by the I'oalots. 'eycko Bros. , Aenti. ( OS3-tf On Klkhorn and rUtte. T. Murray. BOO-tr plimw HiLVKit TAO. It ? fruit ( UvoroJ , tagi redeemed ! at cue Ointcachby the dealers , 1'oycko llroa , , gents. 68B-U .IHTKUCTION on banjo given by O IS flollon- Jt book , at 1110 Capitol avo. 480-tf- VKR TAO , it does not taint the breath , tapp ) Oredeomedat one cent each by tha dealers. UoycUv roa , Agents. OS8-tf vaulta , Binds and oompoola oleanml at tbo X Bhortitt uollco anj eat 1stnctloa KUarantw.il by K. - . Abel. P. O. Box 878. 400.ns3p KIVV vault ! , and cossincls fIjanod at t-hnrtf ut no- tlcuany time of the day , In nn entirely urderlcss ay v tth our Improved i uinf. aid deneg n appira- iis , all placdt cl 'aned by ill din elected fioc , charj us casoiiablu. A. Evani , 1208 Dodga etroot up el airs. AllMY SUPPLIES. SUPPLIES.I I OiuAha , Neb , May bUi , 1BS& . f Pealed prop-sals In duplicate will be ro-ihod at ill olllce ui 1 1 11 o'clock a. m , Uondar , May ISth , .885atwh'ch time they will lo openl ii lh prea- incuct blddtrs for government uppll iot Iht follow , IK kinds , Iltltlng , machinery atnl w 'iter ' supp'l , bolts , steel ind wtgpn rcaterlal , rut. iialli , Itudwood luujbor , itrdwarc , row carl ( tilancod ) , palnter'a eupplles , palotsatid ( ill , ) plno lumber , etu > lupiillui , zlco Ax : . ' sevtlng machine , laddlors lupplius , btatlcnsry Llbliltlng'U | > rUtle9atil other Informttlon nur > Uhedon | ii > lica < lon ; best fuallttei of a'l uttlolm oqulred ; prclrrctice jhcn to articles tl ( lomcjll rmliicthn. ItlddiirtarureqUtKted to attach cx > plea f aJveitliemerit to their propo ali , 0. A. 11. McOAULKY , tv-3-14-16-ll _ Car.Uln A Cj. M . U H A. Stallion , Jack , Sheppard JT , Wl 1 bturul for ktock at " 'rniha fair cro'lpdt th * < : ai' > nol 1K36. licit IB ) titnjs h Igh , wilght 12B& IK. hli lire JACK BiiKrrAKU l < full brother In blood to IKXIXII 5:171 : , alto to DivmoBlhe tire otJAVHYBanii > ; IO , h'AiLAji , 2UJtnJ : Diaxcioa :17. : Call at tha lr uttndiiandBce him and get bti , re'Igrra In n full , terms 926. fur th teuton. A , 1'IIUUSON. u vaisiim or PAIMYHTKOY ASD CONDITION ALIST , 8CB 1'inth street , Ittwojn Kaionuand U i , neyw.ll wl\h thcaldot uirJUr iflitW , obtalnlni i H ion KUnoo In & * pMtaml rJW nti > nd 01 ' it loconJItlous tu t'M future , tlodts asd > i , toordet