8 THE DAILY BEE SATUKDAY , JUJSE 20 , 1885
THE DAILY BEE
Saturday Morning , Juno 20 ,
LOOAL BREVITIES , '
Jj , Sladen ol this city , who was appointed
to tba ca jetthlp at tbe military academy
West Point has successfully pawed the
amtnfttion ,
In ths police court Yesterday Joe M
Donald , Frank Coots , J. V. Sandusky nnd
D. Dawell were fined $5 and cost * for Intox
icatlon , All but one of them weio from
Council Binds ,
Mr * . Schaab , of Papilllon , Is erecting
Ihrso story brick building on the sorthwei
corner of Tenth and Jackson streets. It wi
have a frontage of GO feet on Tenth shoe
and 85 on Jackson nnd be composed of proasc
brick and cut stone.
Pat McGulrc has applied to the police
have his daughter , Annie McGuire , who
only 1C years old , taken from a notorious houi
*
on Jackson street and placed In his charg
The police have deferred action until the
can hoar Iroiu the girl's mother , as the fatho
IIM no suitable plftco or the girl to stay.
About ton or a dor.en local Grand Army
men went ont Thursday and yesterday to th
encampment in Portland , Me. They went i
scattering parties , and their names could no
ba learned. A largo number of the Nebraska
veterans passed through hero Thursday night
going cast on the Burlington , Northwestern
Jlock Island and Milwaukee roads.
The residents in the vicinity of Croighto
college very naturally resant the Imputation
that their neighborhood Is a bad ono. Whll
aa in nil ether legalities there are sorao hard
cases , such as tha on < 3 or two that Jmvo boon
of late week i arraigned in the police court
most of the people in that neighborhood ar
honest , hard working nnd reapocUblo. It i
not fair that the act of ono or two Individual
should ba allowed to give a bad color to the
character of tha whole locality.
Col. Guy V. Henry has asked Gen. Ho wan
to appoint Lieut. Merriam na special financia
agent for the shooting contest , which is to
came off in August. The appsintmen t wil
bo made. Lieut. Morrlam haa already en
tered upon his work of soliciting subscrip
tions for special prizes to bo offered , and ii
meeting with good success. Two gold modal
hayo already been offered by local jewelers
The list of subscribers to the fund will bo pub
llahed In the local papers , Fort Omaha wll
subscribe § 00 toward the prize list ,
The eleventh annual state sportsmon'i
convention nnd tournament will bo held n
Seward Juno 23 , 2J , 23 and 20. All partiei
attending the tournament mu3t pay full fan
to Sownrd and take a racelpt from their homo
agent for the fare , which will entitle them to
one-third faro return , .if properly sipnod by
the secretary of the association , Plenty o
live birds , Peoria block birds and glass balls
will be on hani. Special prizes of one Spen
cer repeating shot Run , one silver set and one
Peoria black bird trap , will bo shot for.
J. A , Williams , the chain lightning de
tective from Kansas who was concerned in
capture of Beverldgo in Detroit some time
ago , is in the city. He expects to go out to
Wahoo some time this week to look up some
arson casss which are requiring immediate at
tention there. In this connection it may b
remarked that Marshal Cumminga rocelvec
yesterday n letter from the marshal of liar
per , Kansas , denouncing Williams in unmeas
ured terms , calling him a swindler , etc , , am
accusing him of defeating them in the arres
of Boveridgo which they wore about to ac
complish. It is more than passible that the
screed was animated by petty jealousy or
Bomethinff of ( bat sort.
Prize Awards.
The judges , Mr. W. J. Heaaer , Wll
Ham Ellsworth and T. J. Allen , hare
awarded the premiums as follows in
thotho , horticultural exhibition , a fall ac
count of which will bo found elsewhere
First best collection of plant ? , W. Shotbolt.
Second best collection of plants , E. C
Eraintf.
First best collection of roses in pots , A.
Donaghue.
Pecond best collection of roses in pots , E
C. Ktfling.
First best collection of geraniums , E. 0
Erfling.
Second beet collection of geraniums , J. Y.
Craig.
First best collection of fuchlas , E.C. Er-
first beat collection of begonias , A Dona
hue.
hue.Second
Second beat collection of begonias , E. 0 ,
Erfling.
First best collection of coleus , W , Shotbolt.
Second best collection of colons , E , C. Er-
iling.Pint
Pint bast collect'on of foliage plants , A ,
Gordon.
First best collection of caladlumi , W.Shot-
bolt '
First best collection of ferns and solaglnel-
las , E. 0. Erlllng.
First best collection of palms , W. Shotbolt ,
Second best collection of palms , A. Gordon ,
First beat collection of aloes and cacti , E ,
0. Ei fling.
First beat filled vase of plants , E. 0 ,
Eilling.
First best pair of hanging baskets , W ,
Shotbolt
Fecond beat pair of banging baskets , E. E ,
Erfling ,
First beat display cut flowers and floral
designs , { 29 , A. Donahue.
Second best display cut ( loners and floral
deiipns , E , Lambert ,
First best baiket cut flowers , A. Donahue.
First best display hybild perpetual roses ,
E , L. Emery ,
" Second beat display hybrid perpetual roses ,
"r Mrs. W. Oleburne.
Firtt boat display ot tea roses , A , Donahue ,
Firat best wreath , A. Donahue ,
A.MA.TEUUS.
First belt collection of plants , E. H ,
Dftvey ,
First best pair hanging baskets , It , H ,
Davey ,
Second best of cut flowers , Mra. II , Mc-
Conuell.
raum.
First beat collection of strawberries , Sam
uel Avory.
Second beat collection of strawberries , Day
& Taylor.
First best plate , W. Hair.
Second beet plate , Day & Taylor.
W. Shotbolt and A. Gordon are the
gardeners for Clatk Woodman and Her
man Koimfza respectively.
A Would-uo Suicide.
"I don't want to live I won't Hvol
lib's deserted mo and gene ciT with an
other girl I I wish yon'd let mo die. "
Ella Veinon Is a member of the gilded
sisterhood. She retides at 910 Capitol
avenue. Yesterday afternoon aho be
came very despondent became her solid
muldoon , a young cuifeo working for ono
of the gambling houses , had deserted her )
and openly announced his preference for
another woman. She made op her miad
that Hfo f or her had lost every pleasure
aho must die.
She started for the Big Muddy , de
termined to plunge into its dark and
trokcbeious waves , and sjek the rfpcsa of
dea'h ' , But she didn't plunge , Not at
all. On the way down Bbo was stopped
by n ftlend who had bjcoino aware of >
lier intention , She was taken bick to
1)10 ) Capitol awnno , Sbo li still In the
laii'i of the living , and hai abandoned (
all thought of suicide.
BARRIERS BURST AWAY ,
Bovorltlfio IB Arraigned ami No Ono
Appears Apnlnst Him Unso
Dismissed.
Thursday evening 0.0 , Borotld e , the
young stock man accused of swindling
the Commercial National bank of this
city , was discharged. In this wlao did It
happen.
For Eomo days past the father of yonng
Bovcrldgo and his attorney , Mr. 0. A
Wootloy , have been making .stronnons
efforts to secure his aralgnmont. Bo waste
to have been brought bofoio Jnatlco
n'Seldoon Wednesday last , but as District
Attorney Estello was absent and could
not appear , the matter fall through , for
that day. Thursday evening
a stipulation was signed jointly
by Boverldgo's lawyer ana by
Messrs. Graff and Montgomery , the at
torneys for the Commercial bank , em
powering Judge Soldon to order Bovor-
edge to DO brought Into court. Some re
monstrance was offered by Mr. Groff bo-
canto Mr. Hopkins , caihlcr of the Com *
mcrcisl National bank , was not in court
and the proeocutlon was wholly without
witness. It is said that Mr , Hopkins
was unaware that Bevorldgo ] waste
to bo arraigned. Mr. M. A.
Rogers , president of the Fremont
bank , appeared as wltnoes for the de
fense. This gentleman was sworn and
testified that the firm of Richards &Bever <
Idgo , atock dealer ; , Fremont , of which
the prisoner was junior member , was a
good and sound Institution with wldo
irodit. That it had boon the prisoner's
habit to draw on the firm's account and
the paper was always honored. That
prior to the circumstances , for whoso ap
pearance of crime Bovorldgo was on trial
ho ( Bovoridge ) had made a draft on his
partner , Richards , for $2,000 , half of
which had boon paid Immediately and
the draft presented to Richards. That
when Bovorldgo checked on this draft
through the Commercial National , the
draft had not been returned and the
check was protested. The witness far
ther said that had It not happened that
at the tlmo money was light , so great
was his confidence In Bevoridgo and
Richards , ho would have honored the
check , as ho had frequently carried the
firm before.
No evidence was Introduced for the
prosecution , and hence Judge Selden dis
missed the prisoner.
Young Boverldgo has made unlimited
promises of reform , and thinks that
hereafter ho will try to make no more
raises , and will not attempt to woo any
more Wolverine school teachers.
Ho left last night for Fremont , and
will there renew hla business and family
relations.
THE EIVEB FALLING ,
The Juno Klso IB Over Maximum
Height Over Sixteen Foot.
The Juno rise has come. It Is now
going. It has weathered the stormy pre
dictions of brainy Beers , defying all wise
vaticinations and persistently refusing to
go down when so ordered by the river re
porters of those journals so unfortunate
as to possess snch appendages. Its Inva
sions this year tavo not been extended.
A few cottages on the bank have suffered
trifling damages , but no harm has been
done. The river Is slowly falling at this
and points higher up , the fall hero sine j
Wsdnesday being over ono foot.
The highest point attained was 1C.G
feet on Wednesday.
The following table will show the tlmo
when the maximum helghth of the Juno
rise was reached , during a period reach
ing back ten years. It will bo noted
that the time varies considerably each
year , in ono or two Instances occurring
In May and July Instead of Juno. For
the sake of convenience , the annual swell
of the water Is called the Jnno rise :
1875-June 27 and 28 15 ft. 2 Inches
1876-Jnne20" 10
1877 June 12 17 0
1878-June 25 17 10
1879-June28 17 "
1880-JulyO 17 "I
1881 June 10 14 2
1882-Juno28 14 7
1883-May 18 12 1
1881-Jnne22 14
HGHT ABOUT A STEAMBOAT
An Intoroatlnc Question About the
Gen. Ituckor Ztirco Olaliu-
nnts.
A ciso has jaat arisen in the oflica of
Surveyor of Customs Campbell which is
as curious as it is novel and Interesting.
The Gen. Ruckor is a steamboat which
has been on the Missouri river trade for
many years although of late seasons it
has nocboon running. The original owner
was W. H. Adams , of Louisville , Ky.
Ho sold one-third interest In the boat to
R. F. Woolfolk , of Sioux City , and another
ether third to T. F. Evans , of the same
place , retaining a third interest to him *
self. Adams had given to a lawyer
named W. J. Koontzo , of Slour City ,
power of attorney to represent htm
in the matter. Koonlza on
last Tuesday came down to Omaha , and-
going to Mr. Campbell endeavored ( o
have the boat "ro enrolled1' according io
law , and a ccrliQcato of enrollment la.
sued. Mr , Campbell had none of the
proper blanks at the moment , and the
milter was postponed , On Thursday a
man by the name of E Angebine , who
claims to bo master of the boat , and who
Is now in possession of the craft , came to
Mr , Campbell , alleging that ho had power
of attorney from Woolfolk , as well ns
from Evans. Ho desired , ho said , to secure -
cure the certificate of enrollment Instead
of Koonlze , who , he averred , had pre
vailed upan Evans to give him the power
of attorney in the matter , by false repre
sentation ) . IIo said that K'Hintza did
not represent the majority of Interest in
Iho least , and have had no power to act
In selling the certlGcato which was neces
sary before the boat would bo allowed to
jrnlso in the waters of any river of the
United States.
Mr Campbell desires to settle the
matter In accordance with equity and has
o announced his Intention. He has
lelegrapbod all parties , including Mr.
idams , of Kentucky , to bo present next
week , and the matter will bo the object.
Hchool 1 Out.
The closing exorcises of Mies Loom ! * '
lelect echool on Webjtor ttreot wore hold
restorday and were attended by a num *
er of patrons of Iho echool and others
ntcratted , The main features of the
zeroises were cnl examinations in Bt
rations branches and recitations bya | § !
number of pupils. This echool has a
capacity for twenty-fivo tcholnrs , and
only those who are studious and anxious
to learn are admitted. There has boon
during the past nchool year nlnotoon
paplli In attendance , and the efficiency
of the instruction was manifest yesterday
In the excellent manner in which the
children conducted themselves. In the
morning two classes in arithmetic were
examined , the higher class going from
simple ) interest to cubic root , In the
atternoon the examinations covered his
tory and grammar , In addition to several
recitations. The pupils acquitted them
selves nobly and are deserving of high
pralto. The school will open again Sep
tember 1st.
LKTTEH LIST.
List of letters remaining In the Omaha
postoflico Jnno 18 , 1885.
GENTLEMAN'S LIST.
LADIES LIST.
I'OUBTlt OIASS ,
10 Chambers J II Abel
I Kennedy K . 1'jnkLam
Ira J Kitc-ila
Poatmaiter ,
Special Sale to morrow of French
taibrlggau underwear and /iosi'ery at .
John Brot. , 1313 Farnatn St. Fancy
trlped per cult , $1,75 ; Solid colors , ;
2.00 and $2.50.
A BASE DEOEIVEB ,
Jerry Collins KngagcH Illtnalf to
YonnR lifttly Jor llio Sake of
Her Money nnil l cls
Into Trouble ,
Yesterday morning Detective Emory
arrived Inthe city , bringing with htm
ono Jerry Collins , who ia accused of ob
taining money under false pretenses.
The story of his crime Is not a novel one ,
but , in f ct , is the old , old tale of love
and deception.
On the luth day of April Collins
brought to the point of propotal a suit
which ho , had boon pressing for the hand
of a hard-working and honest young
lady , Miss Johanna Enrlght , upon whoso
pathway of Hfo the shadows of twenty-
fonr years had fallen. Ho told her
that ho loved her loved her
passionately desired above al
things else to make her his wife , etc.
Would she bo his ? Johanna thought and
pondered , and finally blnshlngly said that
she thought she would. Everything
wont lovingly and smoothly , and very
soon the bans of marriage were proclaim
ed in the St. Fhilomona cathedral. The
marriage was to take place on the 12tb
day of May.
Shortly before the happy crisis was to
bo expected , Jerry came to bis lady love
with a tale of woo. Ho told her that ho
wanted to make her a present
of a handsome wedding ring , ho
had to pay tno priest's fee , ho
had to give the hard cold cash for the
marriage foe , and for the other Incidental
expenses of the marriage ho would want
a certain amount of lucro. His own exchequer
chequer was empty ; would she loan him
the trifling sum of $52 ? Apain Johanna
thought and pondered , and finally blueh-
logly said she thought she would ,
On the llth of May , ono day before
the anticipated nuptials , Jerry skipped
out from Omaha , leaving behind him
Mis Enright , but not forgetting to take
with him the $52. As soon as
the truth dawned upon the
minds of the deceived ono , aho at
once placed the case In the hands of De
tective Emory and Attorney Wllcox. A
complaint was sworn ont In the police
court. The man of marvellous cunning
soon succeeded in locating Collins In
Kansas City and Wednesday wont thither
to procure him , returning with him yes
terday morning. Ho has been placed In
the county jail awaiting trial.
Seal of North Carolina Tobacco is the
host.
A CROWDED JAIL ,
Tbo Arrests Mndo ly the Police Yes
terday Morning Rusliingtbo
Unfortunates ,
There has not been a morning for
these many months when the police
court was so crowded with complainants
as yratcrday. Seven warrants were Issued
and as many arroats made. Patrick
Rockbud was apprehended on a warrant
sworn ont by Mrs. Lnclnda Jones , who
accuses him of committing an assault
upon her on account of some trivial dls
puto about a house.
Catherine Carmiohaol was complained
of by Louisa.Killjoy , who accuses her of
trying to cut her with a knife.
A warrant was Issued for the arrest of
Charles Welghtman , who swindled the
real estate man , Irey , as detailed in an
other column. Officer Cormick took the
warrant , set ont to do a little skirmish
ing , and within two hours the gay and
festive confidence man was behind the
bam.
bam.R.
R. McDonald was run In by the police
for beating Catharine Maurice.
John Urban was the subject of a com
plaint by Manrtlz Santer , who alleges
that Urban committed upon him a griev
ous and unprovoked assault.
Thereasa , Lederer had Blonde Clark
arrested for ualng profane and obicono
language in her presence.
Theodore Hartman was arrested for the
commission of a nuisance. Ho had left
his swill wagon standing for two hours
yesterday afternoon in front of Kay-
mond'a jewelry store.1 ;
Hospo sells PAINTINGS , 2 feet by 3
feet , for $3.00 and upwards.
Mrs. Sorol & Co. , 1519 Dodge street ,
now store , Is closing ont at cost all
switches , wares and millinery.
Wo know Goo. A. Hoagland sells lum
ber at the lowest prices in Omaha.
St. Barnabas School.
The exercises of the closing of the
scholastic year were held yesterday at
St. Barnabas' parish school , and wore
very creditable and Interesting. The
bishop's medal for echolarahlp and de
portment was awarded to Sarah Coburn ;
the Mead medal for scholarship and de
portment to Alice Tracy ; the rector's
modal for boys to Augustus Kounlzo ,
and the prfzs for writing to Franklo
Dake. In addition , a largo number of
pupila received especial mention for do *
portmont and scholarship.
It his been decided to close the school
on account of lack of funds , and In all
probability It will not bo reopened with
in the next two or throe years at
least ,
'
Absolutely Pure.
Hilt powder never ranea , A marvel ol paiotj
.trontfth and wboleaomeneat. afore economical than
he jrJIn&ry klndj.and cannot be eold la compctl-
lon with Uio multitude ol low toet , chart wtlghl
dam ot iihyeohrte powders. Bold only In cam
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THE
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ot their patrons that they are the
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nly emporium in Omaha handling merchant tailor misfit and uncalled for clothing a ? a specialty , nud t.11
holdhi cratrncSCn't ] 8m * luutatlon9' aud to d n" " trata more fully the 0. DJL C , P. arc the only paoplo
3KE
orchant tailors throughout the country "to purchase all garments left upon , their hands , consequently none-
otlior can hold the same. Iheso
ontrncta are legal and read as follows :
copleof Omaha aud vicinUy who have patronized fcho 0. M. C. P. are acqumuted with theao facts , nad
show their engcruess to keep ifc m the minds of tlieir frieuds , and douot hesitate to announce the Truth that
it there is a place on earth for genuine bargains it
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DOGS , HOGS , POULTRY ,
In nso for over 20 years by Farmers ,
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Used by U. S. Covernmont.
43-STABLE CHART-6 *
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Specif icNo.E8 4D9 and 1411 Douglas St } < htoagsfflft < t Omaha Nebraska
In Jl nso 30 yn&nr. The onlr successful remedy for
Nervous Debility , Vital Weakness ,
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( M Porvial.orSvialaiind large vial powder , forts.
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price. Addreos , Humphrey * ' llomeonntlilo Street Directory.
WoUlcluo Co. . lU'J Fultun St. , ftoiv Yor .
TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES.
OVER 400,000 xno. IN USE.
READ IT ! READ IT I ! ill
Ulilliia Vclilcln mnilc. Killed
with ono perBountttito Tlio SprinuH Icnulbon anc
nhorlun according to the ivoluht the } curry. Kquallr
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Apollinaris
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS. "
"Apollinaris Water is an article
which is produced by Nature and is
not the handiwork of man ; it is a
Natural , and not an artificial Water"
U.S. Treasury , 28 Jan. , 1882.
ANNUAL SALE , 10 MILLIONS.
Q/allCrixin , BrHffttt'lirin. ll'at. Dtaftrr.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS-
OMAHA INSTITUTE
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.
The largest Modlcnl Instltuto West of
MlasiBBlppI Rivor.
Ifty rooms for tlio accomodatlou of patlonti. The
lirtlclan and burgeon in cliuruu of thu liutltute hai
ad uitrcn yeanof cuccwuful priu-tlcc. nnd If aided
r auiitttiiU of rare cxi rlcnco na ci > ocuuuU la
aelr varlouH dtpartinentn.
WurnroBCiKCULiKon Deformities an J Bracoi. DIBKII
' , I'lloi. Tumori ) C ncer , C tarlh. Jironchl.
l , InbalatlOD , ElKlrleltr , r r lj li , Epllepnj , KldDor ,
le. Kur.akln anil blood nloaiei \ \ rll fur
PRIVATE CIRCULAR TO MEM
n ruiriTK. BricciAi. and NKKTocii PuDaiei , tiiinlnal
'eaknim , Sperroatnrrlura. Siphlllii. ( Jlcol , tilrlclure , V tl-
K l and all dli < a > e oflhe Ifrlnar/ and Hmuil uixaai
uei treated by correipoiideDCe.orremonaUj ConQdviitlal.
tdlclDDtaunt ti/roallor ipr > ulthoul toarki to ludl-
Itu coiittntl or tender , a < lr all Iftlcri lo
OUillA MEUIUAI. iNI > BUIIOIUAI. INHTITUTB.
ithblreut , Corner oC pttol Av ouo , . Oklllli , NEB
LYON tiHEALY ,
Blouron HIM. , Clilrnco.
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UlllM Jjoallitlr
BAND CATALOGUE /
( or lest , 110 | " ? M. SCO euT lop [
K btilu , Cal * . liclli.l\
PemloDi. rraiiUU , Clp-Umi * . %
EUuJ. , Ilruul M > JMI * SUtf , aoj *
ll.u , buiiliy ! > < i'd ' OutbU. Hcpatrlu
. alto
fix
Flout Belecttoni of
SUITINGS
Merchant Tailor ,
18th nd Dtrenport Eti
M , WALTHER 4 CO.
Caterers ,
And Ladlca' and Gcnta'
ICE CREAM ,
Eeneslment & ( MectlODcr ?
PARLORS.
Special attention glren to
Families , 1'artlfs , Wed-
dlngi , Dances , I'lcnlcs , itc
Cor.ttthind Capitol Ave.
F. M. Schadell & Co. ,
218 N. 16th St. ,
Liltro and Kensington
PAINTING
taught at 50c. n I.c un
'f he romjilcto Course
taught for $1.W , 1'alnti
free to practice while
learning. Alao cleaning
of real and Imitation lace
Cleaning of lace curtalni
a ipeclaltj. Ttie l > est wort
at reasonable price * ,
Mrs , T , E , McNally ,
DRESSMAKING
PARLORS ,
DuanuiS's liLOcr ,
1699 Douglas Street ,
Corner Sixteenth.
Dr. Haughawout ,
211 S. ICth StT
D ENTI8T.
Teeth without r.lale. OoU
Crowns amU/oM 1'lata
Work a gpeclalljr ,
at Iteasonablo Itatvi.
Leslie & Worrell ,
Central Pharmacy
Prcicrlptlons a Specialty
Socln anil Mineral
tVATBIta.
3W.Cor.l6thADo < lgeSti
C. H. HARRIS ,
'HOTOGRAPHINS
YlKTTIita , EHLARaiM
nd Copylne Iloano
702-704 N. 10th St.
Flrst-Class Work done In
le latest styles ol the art
'Inlihod In India Ink or
rajron , lu deilred.
CMBIAHTHD
Practice limited to
DISEASES OFTHE
8KIPJ.
uperfloui Hair Kemore. !
Criiunso lllock ,
10th SU Itoom 17.
MRS. E. KICHT ,
MILLINERY
AND
Fancy Goods ,
CBOUMSB niocir ,
10 Xo , 10th Ktreet.
Also , Flrst-CU" Dress
aVIng. General Agent
r NetJruVa for the Acme
atlorB/item of Cuttluf.
Tlio Old Kcllal.lo
atia EmpltuineDl Bureau ,
217 K. l h fit. ,
Are always ready to fill
rdcmpromptly for help ,
nd girls can always nnd
oed situation * by apply-
Ug'j.W.MOKKISOX.
In conncctloa with the
tabllshment , we keep a
no stock of Btatlonery
nd Kews matter , Fashion
ooks , I'.lc.
ICHI QAM.
HIissKatoR.KGnne
Dealer In t'iccy Goods.
Art Needle Work
Taught und Executed.
nplnjra r-pc- .
cialty. SUtcrUli fur
fancy U'ut. '
219 No. IQIh btrtot ,
OMAHA , NEB. It .
HUNT & RYLEY ,
HOUSE , SIGN AND
Onamenlil
PAINTERS ,
Decorafon , Paper Htnger
Etc. , Etc.
ze Trillin a spiclaity.
No. fill North lOthS
Central Dining Hall
104 South 16tb SU.
Hr1 Ticket ) , $4.00
FOEMS11ED BOOHS ,
Mcali at all Uosra
Washington
Market ,
10th and Camlotr ,
s the place to bay your
leat cheap for Cuh. d -
vcrcd to anr iiart of the
Itjr. Meats of all yarlctlea
licapor hero than at any
ther uitikct.
K. A. MAUSII , Prop.
Dr. LANE ,
U.B.OJ i .L.X.Q ap.r ,
Physician ani
Office ,
BusiiuiB's BLOCK ,
blzteenlh A Douglaa Sta ,
T. CLARK ,
DIEVCJGO-IST
SIlN.lCthBt. ,
Cor , ICth and Chicago.
HDGS.PAIHIJ , OILS , ETC ,
rrorapt atUotlon jlren
.0 I'reicrljjtlooi.
OMAHA
117 N. 10th St.
CEOONSE BLOCK.
SPECIALTHS !
Seoond-hmd School Boki
Fin * Stationery.
Bellgtoni QUl Bookx.
Seydel & Ahlqulst ,
Dealers 1 *
HARDWARE ,
Jewel Store * nnd
Ilangei
Crowi lewil Tip HUH ,
N.W.Cor.Wlh
and Call/oral * Street * .
Iloforo Ilnjrlnsr EU -
where , Iteinembey
tUJS NBW
Milliners and
Dress Makers ,
F. M. SCHADELLftCO.
918 N. Idlest.
J. L. ROY & CO.
jmebniiteri anil Kwilni ,
BllTcrware , Muilcil
Initrumcnla ,
Watches , Clock * ,
and Jowelry.
Vatchcj Kepalnd B (
HcancJ and work Quf-
inteod for Ono Year , Olt
'awelry repaired it otii
irer to ult. 1'lnt QoU
md Sllrer Coloring.
B07 N. 10th St.
ilJ.O'Ronrte.ED ' . ,
OFl'IOESl '
BOSHMAlf ULOCK ,
; or. 10th A DoDcUt ,
AMD
13th A Centre SU *
Bouth Omaha.
lluitrtted Catalan * a
Klectrlcltjr , I'ree.
.W , Wolfe &CB ,
ELKCTKICUNS ,
and Dealer , la
"leotrloal Supplies
Hectrlo Helli , Annuncla-
ori , IJurelar Alarmi , Md >
cal Ilattorlu , Xtlcgrafh
Lpparatiu , Ac. ,
900 lOtli St. , Kortii.
