THE O3LAIIA DAILY BEEfLgATUIlDAY , APRIL 27 , 1895.
SPEC1RL NOTICES.
for thc > roliiinin will l >
hrn tntll 13I3O p. in , for the < ? rrnlncnnd
tintII H p. m. for tlin inornliiK nnd. Sunday
edition.
Altt-rll m , by reqnentlng a iinnibrrtd
tlirclt , en ii lmv ntmucn nildrrKucd to n
ntiiubrroil letter In rnro ot 'llio Ileo. An *
wrr M ) ndlrc * pd will bo < lrll ernil upon
I rmrntntlon of tlia chrck only. Hates ,
1 l'c n noril , Hint limcrtlon , la a word
lirrraflcr. riothlni ; tukoti for lisi than U5o
for Itriit Irifrrllcni.
1 hue dicrtl enienU must inn rniisecu *
thcly.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTKI ) , 1'LAOi : IN GOOD FAMILY TO
tnk carr of clilldrn by youni ; American o
man. Ad < lr i < N K , ll e oineg. A MII6
rosmoM"AH' eirii7ic : lN iMty "otyiiw ,
clotlilni ; or K nc'rat More , by an expcrli'mwl
mnn ( O nnan ) . Owxl references. AJ'In-M ' box
721 , Wiihtio , Net ) A MiOi 1 *
WANTED MALE
BAI.AItY I'AID WKEKI.Y TO MVC MUN ;
exptrlenc * not n cea ary. Apply 1318 Douglas.
WANTIITVO : Kxi'nniuNrnu MHN TO
neil western city and furm pro ( > * rtlc ; literal
Inducements , references required. Ail < 1reOtan. .
Allen , Delonr Imtrl. II-ICO-M *
WANTED , TWO rillST-CI.ASH COATMAKCUS
quick. K. M. HlKBlns. Kearney , elb.
JKO AND iXI'iNSi:3 I'AID COMl'KTHNT MHN
flint yenr , or larnr commlmlon , felllnn by -
plp ntnpln Koxln to mrrrluints. No iwl
i ; pcrlencp unnpre ary For nlcil particular- ,
wnd ntanip. llouacliofa Bpeclally C"o. 7J 4tb
Htreet , flnclnnntl , O _ l
ri4AiioniitH roil WYOMING , JITJ DAY ,
fre puss , ehlp today. 4 p. m. Kramer &
O'lK-oin labor BKency , lllh and Parimm lrelH.
11 RiilS 2i *
WANTKD , SAI.HHMANi SALA11Y rilO.M
jilnrt , permanent place. Uruwn llrus. (3o. .
Nuriieryineii , Clilcann. lit. I1-M215 ! 7
WAWTE1 >
ARE YOU HONEST. HO11ER , INDUSTRIOUS ?
If no , encage with us for ISM ; $300 a rnonili.
13,000 a > car ; you can malea It easy ; six hours
a day Our agents do not complain of bard
times. Why/ They are making money felling
our Perfect on Dlth Washer , the only practical
family washer manufacture ! ; wa lies driw
and politics dishes perfectly In two minutes ;
no ennerltnce necessary ; a child of 8 opeiules
It easily , cheap nnd durable ; weight , thirteen
pounds , made of nntl-rust sheet steel ; capac
ity , 100 pieces ; J10.000 for ItA eaunl ; every fam
ily wants nne ; you don't bao to canvass ; as
noon ns people Know > ou boo It for sale
they eend for a dish wnsier ; enrn agents
territory protected ; no competition ; we fur
nish pamplo ( wclnhs six pounds ) In nice case
to lady intents to take ordcis with , one agent
made J21I5.1 nrst ten ilnyi AddrrM for fill
particulars Perfection Mfg. Co. . Knsl-wwiMM.
WANTED. FIFTY OIRLS "FOlt ALL KINDS
of work. Canadian Emploment Olllce , ijJ-
noimlas street. E. ! 10 ! XIr ?
FIRST-CLASS CURLS AT SCANDINAVIAN Y
\V. home. OlHco 1618 Capitol avenue.
FOR iiot'si :
woik. 291S Dodse St. C-loO
nxi'KiinNCCD : ami , FOR 01 NK-AI. 1101 SK
work ; milnt I-P P od rook and liiiindit-EH. Cnl
nflcr 6 p. m. 2100 St. Mary's a\o. C 1J7-27
VANTIUJOIUI. . AT ONCH. TOIl OnNT.nAI
housework ; small family. 1130 Sjuth 31 t it.
WANTID-A OIIIL rou OINIIIAL IIOUSR
work who Is willing to no Into the country with
me for the summer. Miu. Arthur S. I'otter. W
Bputli 23th aye. _ * - 1TO _
WANTHD. aim , rou anNiitAif HOUSE
work ; references required. 10i > S. 2..lh "vev
YOUNO aillL IN SMALL FAMILY ; NICE
easy place. N. W. Cor. 3 lib nnU Kninnm.
C l
WANTKD. AN nxi'niiip.Ncr.D I.ADY BTIN
oicrnplier nml type-writer , muit be quick am
correct In work , ono Imvlnc experience In larc
dnKi ( l houstf preferred ; state salary wantfil
AildreM N SJ. lltu olllcc. _ C'S28
\VANrni)7 A ami. KOR oisNr.RAi. iipimi :
work. 1515 N. 2tlh street. _ C-M210 27-
FOR RENT HOXJ8K3.
1IOUSKS , K. K. DARLINO , 1UX3CIC
ilOUSES IN ALL 1'AIITS Of THE CITY TUP
O. F. Davla company , 1503 Farnam. D IM
HOUSES ; 1JENAWA & CO. , JOS N. 15TH JJT.
FOR i"liNT203 CAl'ITOL AVUNU13. T
rooms , modern. The O. V. Davis company.
II. E. COLB CO. LARQEST LI3T IN OMAIIA
_ U JHuSI
1708 AND 270 KARNAM STREET.
W , II. Rogera , 1323 Farnam stieet.
I'LEASANT DETACHED MODKIIN 8-UOOi
house ; nice lawn. bain. Inquire 2COJ Pierce st
D 317
6-ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE 2711 DOUOI.ASST
IJ . 1 4 73
CENTRALLY LOCATED , 10-ROOM HOUSE
modern linprovcmcnl * . Inquire 712 N. 10th
. D-M3M
_ jitrcet. _ _ _
C ROOM COTTAOE. C33 SOUTH 17TH A VE
D 310 M2 *
I'LEASANT MODKRNROOM 2ND STORY
Hat ; beautiful lawn and Bhudi. 21l Mlnm
street. _ 5rl7"
NINE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE , 1S33 Slinil
man avenue , J30 ; 10-room modem house , Iui !
dcttc. lenr Bhcrman avenue , J23. llyion nee
Co. . 213 South llth street. _ D-M78 M16
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ONF. TEN-IIOOM IIO'USB. ALL MODURN CON
vcnlcticcs , newly painted nnd papered , 91 No.
25th St. Ono lx-room hnnae b.uk of above
rent \ery low. Inquire Kllkcnncy & Co. . roon
1. Ccintlnontnl bile. D-SII.
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UOUHKri VOH RENT. FROM $10.00 TO J2J.OO
Bee ridcllty Trust vompauy. 1T02 l < ' .irnam st.
D MSC9 31
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VKRY DHSIRATILE HOUSES VACANT MAT
1st. J. II. Shu wood. 42. ! N. Y. Life. Tlione 38
D-S77
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FOR HENT-n.ATS AT NORT11EAST CORNEI
of llth ami Howard strtcts. Newly paperet
nnd pilnted. luqulto loom 311 , lat Nutlona
Bank Hid ij. D-S7S 3
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LIST 1'ROI'ERTY I'OR RENT. SALU OR EX
clinnK" with Equltablo Iiucjtnient Co. . 4) ! N
Y. Life. D-M970 SO
in * _
REDfC'ED TO 13.CO , CHEAPEST AND NEAT
rst C-rnom cottage wllli Kith In city. ; 03 > Call
foinla kt. Dm S42-30
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MODERN EIOI1T-ROOM HOtfSE ? 2i 1'ER
month. Inquire 2t > 10 Capitol avenue.
D -12J-23 *
T-ROO.M , ALL MODERN. OOOD J.OUATKW
iiM Jones tre - D12327
FOUR-tCOM 1IASEMENT. til S. NTH STREET
MODKRN TEN-ROOM IIOI'SE ,
balb , tuundry , furnace ; Imnl OH ! Mourn ,
ke } . 1C01 Cupltol a\e < iuc , adjulnliiR.
1 > M14D 30 *
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FURNISHED HOUSE FROM Jl'NK 1ST. TO
family without y , > uns chlldreii ; ti-tiTem-ra ie
quired "IC X.2M _ : jit. _ II 113 30
1J CAl'ITOirX VENl'E , 7 ROOMS , T INQt'lRl
at J518 Ciipltol avenue. D M17J 23'
FOR RENT. NEW FOI'R-ROOM COrfAOE
cur. COtli imd Slialer cm ; ci-IIur , cistern , tit
water , J7.W. Inquire 131 $ Fain.im.
_ | ) -M1S327
FOR RENT. EIOHT-ROOM IlOfPE. AU/SIOD
ern IniprovemontH , hnrdtiuod tlnlih and lure
room * . No. M N. 23d atittt. I ) 11KH w
COMI'LETE MODERNEKlHT-Ilo
- URICI
la erove cu .Slui\toud inoiiui' . J IUJ.
Choice mmlern dulil-rocm brUU. No. CTI Nor I
ttrd eli. t. U'.w ) .
Nlco elKbt-nxim frame icaldcnce. No. i ;
Bptiwe utreet. J22.rA
r dexant ten ; in < l tuvl\c room nn h'i-n brick ren
Idrnctx at outliwct corner IJrtl ami fullfornla
very low tents.
C. A. Blair , 115 X. Y. Life.
I'OR RENT NICE MODERN C-KCXIM CUT
luxe. HIM. iS.IJ ScvvutJ. Till * U nlco. Ii
qulro lu Sexvaul. D Mail
FORRINT : SKVKN-ROOM ii ( i si : . A
can comcnknce * . Imjulie Cll So. ISilii
A1304 2J
\V FLAT , c ROOMS. h\Tii AND TIATI
F" ruom. ITOS. water , 11 * , lllh. 1MI1H ;
It c < r * . 2ITII STREKTr !
ridellty Trust conii > .in > - . I'M l\iin.ini
-M-il a
PLDASANT HOUSE OK r-'IX LMHIE ROOMS
well loculnl. Ul S. : i l. 1I-M21I >
FOB KKNT VUiiNlSHED HOOM3
FOR RENT , FURNISHED ROO.M3. l S. 13T ]
bOUTH FRONT ROOM. ; t IIARNIY.
B-M1T4 30 *
t'LEAaANT ROOM. PODUIX EJ7
UODEltrf JIOOM , WITH UO.UID. l\fi \ CAfis
E-MSC i Mi
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ "
luiT.ll OF ROOMS. AIJioTAItUOu"Fl.Onl
( urnl lrtl or unfumls > J. b..i.j if lh -I , .1.
) , vN " Dj7" no. us. ? j. N ir u
i :
FOB BENT FURNISHED ROOM3'
Continued.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEmen -
men or housekeeping , VA Nutth 17tb.
D > M178 23 *
'L'RNIRIIED ROOMS , WITH HOARD. t'TO-
pin , 1721 Davenport street. 1' MI7J 2
AND rNFiiRNiaiEt ROO MS
rogms for light liousekoeplnK , 1S19 Famnm <
n isi- *
TWO NICELY FURNIBHF.D ROOMS TO OEN-
ll man giving- the ! > < t of refefen'N. . W.
Cor , 20th and 1'ae.lflo. K IIIWM *
A Qt'IET FAMILY OF THREE. MOVINC1 1NTO
R nlne-irom modern liouni' . centrnlly I cnt l ,
May 1 , ilealres roomera ; rcf r < ncii exrhnngiHl.
N H He * . . E MSB 2S
KOO ib AlJf ) BOARD.
Bl'ITK OP ROOMS : ALSO SINOLK ROOM ,
with buurd , In private- family ! references. 22H
Farnam street. F M133 28 *
) ESIRA1II.B FRONT ROOM AND ALCOVE.
Hist l allen In city nnd K.W . ! board. F 190
[ 'Oil RENT-Fl'RNIHHED ROOMH , WITH OR
\vlthmit Imniil , In mi > t < 'rn iletnchcil house , lleni'
llful lawn , phiuli > trees nnd llo ars. A nice
cool place for summer. Call 2215 Webster st
F-M200 1
IOARD AND ROOM , Jl V > WEEK 2ST7 FAR.
num trwt. F M20J S'
t'RNISHED ROOMS , WITH OR WITHOUT
lionrd. 2J'H ' Farnam Mreet. F M218 23 *
UNFURN18UED HuOMS TO RENT
VOll RENT. TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
1617 Dodijp street. (1 M130 1G'
UNFURNISHED ROOMS. & 02 N. 20TH.
O MIJ2 27'
ICRRENT STOKr.0 AND OFFICER
FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY IIRICIC 11UILD-
Ing916 Farnam street. Tills building has a
fireproof cement banemcnt , complete ( team
heating fixtures ; \\ater on all doors , gas , etc.
Apply at tliu KHro of The Hee. I911)
FOR RENT , IHlIfK STORE UflLDINQ , iixlW ,
* lth Dmt-clnv shclvltiR and counters , In best
buMnens location In North Mend. Neb. There
TMII lo 400 ncri-s of beets crown In the nelch-
borhiod , which will clrculato conjlderalile
money , In addition to tlio regular farm tnulo.
No better location can bo found for dry goods ,
boots and slnea and cents' furnishing. Apply
to N J. Johnson , Ames , Neb. I-MH6
FOR RENT-FIRST CLASS THREE-STORY
nn.l Imiement lirlclt store b-JII'Hnu at 1003 Far
nam street. Suitable for nny kind of builness.
Inquire room 311. First National Bank Rid ? .
1 379 S
AGENTS \VAWTE1 > .
WANTED. AOENTS TO SELL Ofll INSTAN-
taneoun. wnter-tlKht trnrden hone coupler. SelH
at sight No tools ieiUlied | Liberal rum mis
sion. Send for particulars. Ad.uns & WestlnUe
Cj. . Chicago. J M133 Sl
AOENTS WANTED-Ji DAILY. NEW INVEN-
tlon. Ili-tnlli 2T > cents. 2 to C ( wld In n house ,
free. Forsheo & Makln , Cliirlnnntl , O.
J M192 27 *
THFwAR IN THE EAST 60) I'AOES. OVER
ICO CUKravlnRi of ar nr.d other arenei. How
and \\liy the vast empire of China win humbled
by the little Island Kingdom. Tolls all about
China. Jap.in and Corea. nnd the thrilling his
tory of the great war complete. S > llliiK fast
1'rlce only Jl.W. A mimrlouu succew Evc-n-
b > ly wants It. Kxtm term . quick sales nnd
bid money for nefnts. Send for clicul.ir of Kt
for outfit. I' . W. Xleglcr & Co , llox 18SO , St.
Loula , Mo. J M196 SS *
WANTED TO RENT.
WHAT A CALL THERE IS FOR HOUSES ; IP
jou uunt yours rented list them with J. H.
Parrotte. Dounlas block. 1C M253 A33
SMALL HOUSE OR COTTAGE OF G OR 7
rooms , wllli fair conveniences. Address 1. C2.
Dee oince. K-373
LIST HOUSES FOR RENT WITH O. O. WALlace -
lace , 312 Drown blk. Have calls for cottnKe * .
K-TI1
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ONK I-HTRNISIIED IIOOM DURINO MAY AND
June , private family preferred. Ralph E Sun-
derland. 1" . O. lox ! 101. K1S320
STORAGE.
STORAGE. FRANK EWERS , 1214 HARNEY.
M-132
DUST STORAOE MUILDINQ IN OMAHA. U. 8.
K < J- ' . bonded warehouse , household goods stored ,
lowest rates. 1013-1015 Loavonnorth. M 131
STO"ES STORKD DURINO SUMMER. TEL.
SCO. 1207 Douglas. Omaha. Stove Repair Woiks
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO ,
9th & Jones Sis. General storage & forwarding.
M 671
WANTED TO BUTJ
WANTED. A STOCK OF GOODS WORTH JI.OOO
to 10,000. Addr ss II II , Omalia. Dee.N
N MS4S
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND HAND
furniture. I. Urussell , 1420 Dodge St.
WE WILL BUY CHEAP HOMES AND REfll-
dencc Iota nnywhere In the rlty. Must bo bar-
trains. Reed & Sclby. Hoard Trade bulldlntr.
Is 152
WANTED , TWO OR THREE 11.001.00 TO $ l.r.00.00
farm 1nns - at once. Fidelity Trust Company ,
1702 Farnam street. N M17U 27
FOR 8AT.E FURNITURE.
ALMOST NEW PARLOR SUIT. 8IDEROARD.
Monitor range , Hinder machine , bed room
BUlts ; cheap , leaving city. 624 3. 25th street ,
cor. Jonei. O M1C7 2 > *
FOR SALE HORSESWAGONSETC ,
NEW 2 SEAT OI'KN CARRIAGE TO 1)E SOLD
at cost. J50 00 : nlso good Concord buckboard ,
$70.00. I/rummond. P M023 Mil
FOR SALE. SHETLAND PONY. CITY RROICE ,
phaeton and harness. 1810 Homey street
P Mill 23 *
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
HOQ & CHICKEN FENCE. WIRE , HETTHR
& cheeper than wood. J. J. Leddy. 403 S. I'.th.
Q-MSJ1 MajlS
WEOMAN PIANOS. imiDQEPORT GROANS.
Woodbrldite llros. . 117 S. 17th. Q 131
HARDWOOD COMDINATION HOO AND
chicken fence. Chas R. L e , 8th and Douclas ,
C3-133
FOR SALE , A NO. 1 2ND HAND GO-HORSE
power steel boiler , as good as now. Address
p. o. iiux esi ? r.M 0r ? ! L
FOR SALE , 2 FRESH COWS. 23W WEHSTKR
ttreet. Q-lfi 2S
FOR SALE-IIOLSTEIN COW , GOOD IN ALL
iwlnls. Calf twenty da > old. W. II. MOI-HC- .
Forest Lawn cemetery. Q-106-27 *
FOR 8VT.P ' VRGE MMfK r-F'DItrGS CHI'lI-
Inns , patent medlclnen , cundrUn. ( to , and llx-
lurr for druc stunTo bo Hold at public
auction nt Ml N. Kill street , commencing Sat-
uidiy , April 27. nt 10 o'clock a , in.
OLD LUMIIER FOR SALE ; FLOORING AND
J.lists In good condition. Apply nt old ItaptU
cliim-h ciuni'r ITith nud DaNcnport. or the As
sociated Clmrltlvs , 507 Ilunard street.
street.QM20D 30
CLAIRVOYANTS
MRP. DR. -WARREN. . CLAIRVOYANT , RE-
llublo business medium , Sin year at 119 N. 10th
S-131
CL.VYTON. CLAIRVOYANT AND CARD
reader. Reads caids like an open book. Tells
your mission on entering. 2.3 N. 14th.
S-S15-JM *
MEDIUMS
DON'T RE Hl'Mliroann IIY FORTUNr
tellc-iH , tr.t\eluiK f.'iUlrs. etc. If > ou nro In any
trouble ecnd a stamp to Mr. William Oniflild
K3 Sixth nvrnue. D < ts Mulncs. Iowa , the mos
vondeiful metllum on earth , fie advice , bu
ak no questions. Located f > r ) ears.
M129 !
MABSAGK. BATHS. ETO.
MADAM SMITH. Sfi S. ISTH , 2D FLOOR ROOJ
3 ; magnetic , \apor , alcohol , etcain. tulpbeilne
nnd sea I allu. T M)73 ! ) 2. '
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NEWLY FlffKD HATll PARLORS ; TURK
tfch und electric l-nths for ladle * and eentle-
incn. Madame lion ell , 320 S , 15th St. . M mv > r
TMSB M8
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MADAME LA RUE. 161J
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Jllfl. DR. LEON HAS OPENED EI.KCTRIc
in.ibsaco and bath parlsrii as u flrst-cUt In
htltu'.u for bniltb. rofrr-ihlnff and real fill
K.UIB from 9 . m. tir ? p. m. : tlrat-cl.m nulst
ants. 412 X llth street , near Chicago street.
MASSAQE , MADAME UERNARD. 1121 DODfiE
T-M1I3
TURKISH
TURKISH IIATIIS : ONLY PLXCE IN C1T1
* niluiilvelr for ladles. Suite 1W-1W lieo bide.u .
u ;
PERSONAL.
, ELETTRO THERMAL , IIATIIS
chlioK | > dl t. Mmc. Post , S1J4 ! S. Ulli et
U-IJT
THE liEI.LF KPPKRLY COHSET. SIADK TO
order from measure. ISO * F.irnam slrevt.
VIAM co. . : i HEE ui.no , : HEALTH HOOK
r ic , bom < treatment , Udy ntlendtnt. U in
istt CUR'AOO tr
USIIM10
PERSONAL ,
Continued.
MISS MINNICK'S DRESSMAKING PARLORS
2119 Farnim st. Prices reasonable ,
FLORIST. PL.VNTP , CUT FLOWKR3.
, hnll , residence and grave decorations.
1111 Vlnton street. Telephone 77 . U MMJ
PAPER CONTAINING RKAL PHOTOS OF
Indies wishing to wed mnlleil for stamp , llox
IMS. Denver , Colo. MIJI M2S *
A ROOK ON RHEl'MATISM. OOFT AND I.t'M.
IKIKII ant free to those sending their ndlri-M
to E , M. Chesman Mfg. Co. , Plttsburfr , Px
U-M10I 27 *
WANTED. TO ADOPT A IJAIIY ROY. FROM 3
tn 18 months : must be henlthyj have a satis
factory liume to offer. Address N 42 , Hee.
I' M212 1 *
MONEY TO LOAN KEAL ESTATE.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Urennan , Lo\e & Co. , Paxtnn blk.
W-14J
MONEY TO 1XJAN AT LOWEST RATES THE
O , F. D.ivH Co. , 1S05 Farnam st , W-143
VERY LOW RATES MADE ON OOOD LOAN3.
J. W. Squire , 245 Uee Lldg. W 144
CITY"LOANS. "C. A. STARR , tl"j N. Y. LIFiT
W-143
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnam
W-14S
LOANS O : ; IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnam
W-14 ?
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUS1 CO. , 313 N.Y.L1FE ,
loans at low rat's for choice security In Ne
braska and low a farms or Omalia city property
MONBY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at 6 per cent. W. D. ilelltlc. 1st Nat. llk.bldg.
W-1IS
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE OR IIUY MORT-
arieif. Dexter L. Thomas , 401 Ileo Illilff.
W-MIGS 2J
INVESTORS DIRECTORY CO. . 10 WALL ST. ,
New York , offer any part IOO.OM eastern In
vestors' names , who liavo money to Invest ;
just compiled. Write for paitlcuhm
W-SIlSt Mil *
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc. , at Ion cat riuei In city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly conlldentlnl ; you
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amount OMAHA MORTGAGE LO/N CO. .
3W 80. ICtll St.
X-150
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE AND
Pjanos- Fred Terry. 430 Ramge btocK. X1J3
J. D. HADDOCKrilOOM 427 RAMCJE RLOCK.
X-152
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ture. pianos , horses , wagons or any kind of
chattel security nt lowest possible rates , which
you cim pay back at any time and In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
Room 4. Wlthncll block. X 151
BUSINESS CHANGES.
TO SELL-GROCERY STOCK , GOOD LOCA-
tlon. cheap , fixtures and stock complete ,
butcher shop attached. Address , II. E. llurnam ,
017 N. Y. Lite llldg. , Omaha , Neb.
Y-M923-M20 *
FOR SALE , A NICELY LOCATED AND WELL
arranged restaurant , or will rent to reliable
party. N 22. IJec. Y MD30 27 *
INSUFFICIENT CAPITAL HAS FORCED US
to offer an Interest In our business. Ituslness
Is paying 100 per cent on present capital. For
full particulars rail or address our nxent , II.
E. Cole & Co. . 106 N 13th st. Y M8I1-2S
U.OrtO TO J10.000 CAPITAL WANTED ; INTERview -
view solicited , new enterprise ; legitimate busi
ness ; responsible management and 10 per cent
guaranteed. N 32. lice. Y-143 30
THE HARNEY PEAK HOTEL. HILL CITY ,
S. 1) . . center of new mining activity and
nearest railway point to the Keystone camp ,
twenty rooms , mxlern built nnd furnished ;
for lease after May 10 to responsible and ex
perienced parties. Addiess proixwUlona to W.
O. Temple , attorney. Rapid City , S. D. The
right Is reserved to reject nny and all bids.
Albert It. Lcdoux. receiver. Hill City , 8. D.
Y M171 2)
WANTED. PARTNER WITH $50000 CASH ;
one who knows a good thing when he seen It ,
Uox 3 , Omaha. Y-M170 23 *
CLEAN STOCK OF MDSE. DOUGIIT. SOLDer
or exchanged for land. If you want Lo go
Into or get out of business write us. We
may have what you want. II , O. McGee , 10
_ llal.i St. , Council Dlurts. la. Y MIOO A28
IF YOU WANT TCrDISFbSE OF BTOCK O F
merchandise quick address M. 20 , Omaha nee.
Y M54J
RECEIVER'S SALE. FROM THIS DATE I
will sell at private sale all the bar fixtures ,
refrigerators. Untie cases , nnd otllcu fixtures ,
also all the unfinished stock , machinery and
shafting , with 2 15 II. P. Detroit electric mo
tors , belonging to the firm of Wallace & Co. ,
Incorporated , located at 411 nnd 413 S. 10th St. ,
Omaha , Neb. , April 23 , 1S35. John Jenkins ,
receiver , tt Wallace & Co. , Incorporated.
Y M157 M2I
FOR SALE. MEAT MARKET AT INVOICE
price. Owner leaving city. I3tltIM'e&
Y-M1SO 2S
SPECULATB THROUGH A RESPONS1ULE
house and get reliable Information and valuable
pointers as to the maikel , our manual on mar
gin trading In grain nnd stock nnd our Dally
Market llulletln ? ent free , our customers are
making money by our ndilcc. Stancell & Co. ,
bankers and brokers , suite II , Trader * Itldg. ,
Chicago. Y-M2M 2
FOR SALE. TUB DEST PAYING MILLINERY
business west of Chicago. Address room 407
Drown block , Sioux City , In. Y-M )7 3
FOR EXCHANGE ,
TEN CLEAR LINCOLN LOTS AND SOME
money to trade for boots nnd shoes. O. E.
Hazard , Hebron. Neb. Z M8C3 27
LOT 60x125 , CLEAR OF ALL ENCUMRRANCES
for horse and phaeton. Address N 31 , lice.7.1I4
7.-1I4
FOR EXCHANGE A NICE PHAETON. ALmost -
most new , to exchange for a good horse Must
be a guod free driver. Fldelty Trust Company ,
1702 Fainam st. Z 103-30
TEAM AND CARRIAGE WANTED FOR OOOD
land under Irrigation In Custer county. Neb.
Aildritts N 37 , Hee , Omaha , Neb. X M1D7 2i *
FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE.
EXCHANGES AND SALES ; CITY PROPERTY
farms , merchandise. Garvln Dros. , 210 N Y. L
RE-155
FARM LANDS. C. F. HARRISON. 012 N. Y. L.
WE ARE SELLING BARGAINS. AND IT
means money to buyer nnd seller to see us.
Fidelity Tiutt Company , 1702 Fanmm street.
P.15-MS34-J1
ABSTRACTS. THE UYRON REED COMPANY.
BARGAINS. BALE OR TRADE IN CITY I'ROP-
tttles and farms. Jno. N. Trenscr. opp.I" _ . O.
BARGAINS. IIOU3E3. LOTS AND FARMS ;
tale or traje. r. 1C. Darling , Darker block.
RE 130
WILL SELL IMPROVED GARDEN LANDS
nfar Omah.t nt prices that will surprise you , If
taken within 2 necks. J. II. Sherwood. (
N. Y. Life. RE-M721
SNAPS. B TO 6 MILES FROM OMAHA P. O.
40. SO or 1 ncrw. Improved. J30.00 per acre ;
200 acres. JJ3.W p r acre : 250 acies. $40 00 per
acre ; G 10-acre tracts , $75 00 to J10000 per ncre.
Mu t be cold. 910 N. Y. L. bids. Re 1I2SJ
FOR SALE-HOUSE , 2016 BARNEY STREET , 9
roomc , modern Improieinent * . barn for four
Jior M , city watnr , south front , low price , lea-
konable tenna , poswMlon Immediately. Apply
Robert Col\ell , l01 ! Harney t. RE MM3-31 *
TIIK IIIQOEST UAHQA1N IN KOUNTZE
1'Iaco.
EleKant homo on AVIrt street.
Tine building * lt In linnscom Place , past fiont.
high and KlKhtly , 0. "i or ISO fett frontline ,
Ihe cheapest pioperty In the addition.
Itniutlful tust front lot In western part of city
at n crmp.
Fidelity Trust Company , Sole Agents.
1702 Famam Street.
RE MMI 1
IP YOU WANT TO IIUY A SNAP. OR HAVE A
InrKnln to cell roc the l-'ldellty Trust Company ,
1702 rarnam st. RB-Ut-SO
WE HAVK IJUYERS
roH house In north part of city.
FOR houto In Shlnn's addition or vicinity.
FOR house III Han'com place or aw. part of city.
FOR lot In western part of city.
FOIl hcrroKi * within 0 la 8 mles of court \\a\yv. \ \
FOR farms In cm-tern Nebraska or western Iowa.
Tha above mum bn maps for caslu
llrlng In the description of your property enry.
Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnam > t.
TOR HALE CORNER LOT , 61 PT. . | 5W.
Inside lot. to ft. , I A
2-ntory house , barnaln. Jl.CM.
l-nxim bou e , JS'W.
li ) ncrcn , choice , I2M nn ncre : also 5 acres at JIM
un acre. AMES. KIT KARNAM.
RE 155-29 *
BNAI'i T\VO TRACKAflK LOTS ON I'AVED
stie < l nenr Nlclioliu.orth JS.OOO.W. will sell
for M.O"J.i : imly snull c ll payment required ,
or > < lll exchauec ( or Micnnt lots and asuume
reasonable Incumbrance ; Investigate thin. Ad-
ilre J N SJ. Hf ? . RE-M16) 2 ! )
TOR PALE ON PAYMENTS
0-rooin house. Will and Clark , JJiXJ.O ) .
f..rwm house , : i < t mid Ohio. tt.400.CO.
C-roati ! hou e. IStti and 1'aul , ll.ilOU ) .
7 riionn. nicxlern , near 4)th. JJ.MW.
7 n > fitns , modern , Windsor Place. J2.fpOO.00
Gun In IIroe , 210 N. Y. Life.
RE M202 W
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M O. DAXON. 402 N16Tir. 160
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VICTOR HICYCLES , Tm : flNEST OF Al7L
bicycles. Omaha Illocle Co. , 323 N. ICth street.
161
STERLING , HUILT LIKE A WATCH. WEST-
crn Electrical Supply Co. , 1C1J Howard street.
162
8EK THE VISIIILE HALL I1EARINOS ON
Relay Special. Will Rarnum & lira. . 120 N. r.th.
7J3
REMINOTON AND UAOLK. CROSS QUN CO. .
116 8. 15th street. M 731
A. L. DEANE & CO. , WHOLESALE AND RE-
tall bicycles. 1116 Farnam street ; bicycles mid
on easy payments. 163
LAWN MOWERS AND DICYCLES. OET THEM
In food running order at the Acme , S12 S. ICtli.
611 M10
WESTERN BICYCLE & QUN CO. , 2116 CUMINO.
CSI
MANTELS , ORATES AND TILES.
WOOD MANTELS. QRATKS. TILES FOR FIRE
places , vestibules and larse doors ; wilte for
catalogue. Milton Rogers ii Sons , Omaha.M2SI
M2SI
UNDERTAKERS A XU EMDALMERS
H. K UL'RKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer , 1C1S Chicago St. , telephone 90. 105
SWANSON & VAL1EN. 1701 CUMINO , TEL 1060.
1C4
M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EM11ALM-
er. 1417 Farnam St. , telephone 225. 160
C. W. BAKER , UNDERTAKER , C13 S. ICTH ST.
197
STEAMSHIPS.
TO EUROPE. GAZES' TOURS. ESTAB. 18)4.
Select parties semi-monthly. Independent tick
ets , all routes. Hotel coupons , pas ports , pro-
crams , free. Monthly Gazette , with maps. lOc.
II. Gaze & Sons ( L'td ) . McCague & Scalding ,
1504 Dodge street. M406 M5
DENTAL COLLEGE.
OMAHA COLLEGE DENTAL SURGERY , FREE
Inllrmary ; dentistry at cast. IClli & Cap. ave.
179
M ATHE M ATHIO AL IN BTRXTM ENTS
ALVA J. ailOVER , ENGINEERS AND All-
chltccts' supplies. 318 S. 131H street , Omaha.
M499
BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION.
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & B.
Asj'n , 1704 IJeo bldff. U. W. Nattlnger. Sec.
173
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & B. ASS'N PAY
6 , 1 , S per cent when 1. 2 , 3 years old , always
redeemable. 1704 Farnam et. Nattlnger Sec.
174
DRESSMAKING.
MRS. C. A. LUCAS HAS RETURNED AND
opened parlors at 1600 Douglas street , where she
will bo pleased to see her former friends.
M137 M23
DRESS MAKING IN FAMILIES. 4316 GRANT
St. M1SO M24
COAL.
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
_ orncp to 209 S. 16th st. Brown block. 163
TIIEr BKST"lS THE CHEAPEST7 NO SMOKE.
No soot. 2,00' ' ) pounds of the best Wyoming
root , Jl.W. delivered. Just think of 111 You
have to pay that for dirty , smoky coal. If
you arc UUeicsted In tlie fuel question usa
SherMan coal , 1C03 Farnnm street. M403
HOTELS.
HOTEL BARKER. 13TH AND JONES ST3.
75 rooms at 11.50 per day.
& 0 rooms nt $2.00 per day.
Special rates to commeiclal travelers. Room
and board by week or month. Frank Hlldltch ,
manager. 171
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) , N. W. COR.
13th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week.
173
CARPET CLEANING.
CHAMPION STEAM CARPET CLEANING WKS.
718-720 S. 14th St. Tel. 653. Service guaranteed.
U. S. O. Kulm , Mgr. ; Pat Ward , foreman.
123 M2J
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC-
ors for electric light nnd motor plants and nil
kinds of electrical construction. Western Elec
trical Supply Co. , 1513 Howard St. 178
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND. N.
Y. Life , Omaha. Ask for circular. 176
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 713 N. 18
177
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
C. E. MORHILL. PAPER HANGING. HOUSE
sign painting , brick work , plastering , on. It. 1 ,
Barker blk. ; tel. 733 ; shop 2211 Izard ; tel. 408.
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CONTRACTING & BUIL.DING , CARPENTER
Jobbing and refrigerator work a specialty Lock
Box 15S , Omaha. , J1321 1 *
MUSIC , ART AND'LANGUAGES.
GKORGE V GELLENHL'CK , BANJO AND
crultar teacher. 1911 Cans street , M103
SHADE TREES , BRUITS , SHRUB3.
F. R. MARTIN , P. O. T1OX 30J , OMAHA : 3RD
house west D. & D. Instllute. M9M A 2S
FLORISTS.
FOR PAHSIES & vniirtinrtvs GO TO j. w. &
13. E. Arnold , 120 N./litb St. Tel. 132.
531-M9
PAWNBROKERS.
II. UAJtOWlTZ LOANS IQNEY. 418 N. IS ST.
37J
DENTISTS.
DR. PAUL. DENTIST. 3 BURT ST. ISO
ELOCUTION.
ELLA DAYR. .COM'L NT'L UK .16 i FARNAM.
Utwyors aud solicitors. SUES & CO. Hoc
Building , OMAHA , Neb. Atlvlco FKEB ,
NOTHING LIKE IT ON THE MARKET.
BUYS too
SHARES.
OF SILVER BLUFF MINING CO.'S STOCK
PAR VALUE sooo.
The company owns I w acres of rich , high-grade
ore ; work lioteadlly enlnicun , The property shows
every Indication of bi-cjmlnz n Eccond llranlt
Mountain. A few hundred dollars Invested now
may brlns you u fortune. DON T MISS IT. For
prusperius call or writii to
F. S. ZIMMERMAN A. CO. ,
C37UhlcuoStocUlIxtliJui.-ullilK. , Chicago
LEXINGTON OPENS IN RAIN
Sixty-Ninth Session of the Kentucky Asso
ciation Bogina in Bad Weather ,
SPORT WAS NOTHING EXTRAORDINARY
UlstlllorH Strike. * Went to thoSccoml Choice
Much to tlio feuriirlsa of tlio Titlont
Who Piny eel The Commoner
for n Cinch.
LEXINGTON. April 20. With about 2,000
people on the grounds , the Kcnlucky nsso-
clalton begun Its sixty-ninth annual spring
meeting this afternoon. The weather was
cloudy , with small showers occurring every
few minutes , the last race being In the
heavy rain , which continued to pour down.
Two favorites , a second choice and two oul-
sldors captured the ovents. The event of the
day was the Distillers' stakes , which resulted
In a general surprise to all the talent. The
Commoner was an odds-on favorite and
Simon W ruled as second choice , with Han-
non , the only rumalnlng entry , out of It.
Simon W took the lead at tlio slart and was
never headed , winning easily by a length ,
running the mlle and a sixteenth In 1:47 : ,
breaking the track record by a second. In
the last race Tandovcrett threw her jockey ,
K. Luther , Injuring his leg. Results :
First race , six furlonpa : Unlma ( J to 5) )
won , Iltick Mussle ( ! > to 1) second , Sim
mons (5 ( to 2) ) third. Time : 1:1IH. :
Second race , Belling , seven and n half
furlongs : Greenwich ( even ) won , Myrtelle
(7 ( to 1) ) second , 1'robasco (10 lo 1) ) third.
Time : 1:34 : 4.
Third nice. Distillers' stakes , value to
winner JU50 , mile and a sixteenth : Simon
W (13 ( to 10) ) won. The Commoner (7 ( to 10) )
second. Hnnnon ( GO to 1) ) third. Time : 1:47. :
Fourth race , nlne-alxlecnths of a mile :
Dr. G (12 ( to 1) ) won , Pollock ( I to G ) second ,
James Monroe (6 ( to 1) third. Time : 0SX-Vi. :
Fifth race , one-half mile : Ilrnce Gfrle
( I to 1) won. Merry Thought (7 ( to C ) uec-
ond. La Galondrlana (7 ( to 2) ) third. Time :
0:19 : .
MH.MPIIIS. April 26. The best 2-year-old
race of the meeting wnn on the card
at Montgomery park thin afternoon ,
the Bramble stakes. Loads of money went
In on the Hot Springs entry. Lady Inez ,
Heti ISder and Concession , and the fact
that they were beaten out was due to
Chorn's masterly riding of I'at Dunn's Mnr-
slon , who WOH nt 4 to 1 In the books. The
track was very muddy , which probably ac
counts for Lady Inez' poor showing. He-
a ults :
First race , five-eighths of n mile : Pop
Gray ( I to 2) ) won. Maid Marian (9 to fi )
Becond , Uarney Auron , Jr , (30 to 1) ) third.
Time : 1:05 : % .
Second race , the Bramble stakes , for 2-
year-olds , with $1,000 added , live-eighths of
a mile : Marslan (3 ( to 1) ) won. Lady Inez
( even ) second , Ben Eder ( even ) third. Time :
1:06. :
Third race , six furlongs : High Test (3 to
1) ) won , Hedlna (3 ( to 2) second , Francis Pope
( IS to 1) ) thlnl. Time : l:19Vfc. :
Fourth race , mile and u sixteenth : Urania
( even ) won , Senator Irby ( even ) second ,
Prince (25 ( to 1) third. Time : 1:5-1. :
Fifth race , five furlongs : Shield Bearer
(3 ( to 1) ) won. Twinkle (5 ( to 1) ) second , llou-
ble ( even ) thlnl. Time : 1:0 : V4.
NASHVILLE , Term. , April M.-The races
at Cumberland park today were run over a
muddy track nnd the scratches were numer
ous. The books were prelly hard hit , Ihree
favorlles and a second choice finishing In
front. Healm hail the second race won , but
the saddle slipped ns the horses turned Into
Ihe slrelch und McKnlghl was unable lo
make Ihe finish. The finish between Shining
ing- Bell and Peytonla In Ihe fifth race wna
very close , nnd with another jump or two
Peytonln wouln have won. Results :
First race , selling , flve-clghlhs of a mile :
Pat Tucker (3 ( to 1) won , Miss Ullle (3 ( to 1) )
second , King Craft (15 ( lo 1) third. Time :
1:05. :
Second race , five-eighths of n mile : Fanny-
Hunt (3 ( to 1) ) won. Realm (5 ( to 1) ) second ,
La Touralne (4 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1OSV4. :
Third race , six furlongs : Mark S (4 ( to G )
won , Lebanjo (2 ( to 1) ) second , Fabla (15 to
1) ) third. Time : 1:2) : ) % .
Fourth rnce , one mile : Catlnragns (3 ( to
1) won. George Beck (1 ( to 1) second , St.
Crolx (8 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1:47.
Fifth race. Helling , mile and nn eighth :
Shining Bell ( G to C ) won , Peytonla ( C to 1) )
second , St. Puncrna (2',4 ( lo 1) Ihlrd. Time :
2:03. :
2:03.IIOBY , April 2C. Flrsl race. nine-six
teenths of n mile : Mary L won , R > ve d'Or
second. Lady Hose third. Time : O&SU-
Second race , live furlongs : Willie L won ,
Silverado bccond , Marble Hock third. Time :
1:05. :
Third race , eleven-sixteenths of a mile :
Ited John won , Domlnlco second , Leonelle
third. Time : 1:01. :
Fourth rnce , six furlongs : Caesar won ,
Saldlvar second. Hampton third. Time : 1.11) ) .
Fifth rnce. eleven-sixteenths ot a mile ;
James V. Carter won , Madge Dore second ,
Nativity third. Time : 1:12. :
WASHINGTON. April 26. The races at
St. Asaph were very well attended today
nnd the belling' was heavy. The feature of
the day was Die Maryland slakes of $1,000 ,
which was won by J. C. Carr's Copyright ,
who beat the 1 to 3 favorite , Buckrene. In
the fourth race Kbal boiled on Ihe far lurn
nnd Jumped the fence. The boy who rode
was Knocked senseless , but soon recovered.
Results :
First race , five furlongs : Pontlear ( C to
! i ) won , Ina (3 ( to C ) second , 12tta (12 ( to 1) )
third. Time : 1:01 : % .
Second rnce , one-half mils : Heretic ( even )
won , Old Age (4 to 1) ) second , Hhododendron
(8 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 0:50. :
Third race , one mile ; Copyright (12 ( to 1) )
won. nuckrenc (1 to 3) ) ccconil , I'rlj ? (15 ( to 1) )
thlnl. Tims : 1 : 0.
Fourth race. K furlongs : Stnnloy ( Jt > to
1) ) won , Jerome ( T to 6) ) second , Vision (5 ( to
2) thlnl. Time : 1:1CV : , .
Fifth rnce. six nnd a half ftirlonps : Clils-
wick (6 ( to 1) ) won , llnmnilo (8 to G ) second
end , lien Lotnotul (5 ( to 1) ) third. Time ;
Sixth race , six furlongx : Integrity (30 to
1) ) won , Stowaway (0 ( tn 1) second , Appomnt-
lox (7 ( ti > 10) thlnl. Time : 1:20 : < 4.
SAN KIIANIMSCO. April W.-Haln mndf
the trnek heavy today nnd Iho mudlarks
won. The talent picked only the 2-year-old
Krlc , nlthotmh nil the othir winners were
fairly well backed. Uesnlti :
Klrst rnco , live nnd n half furlongs , sell-
Ini ? : Ixitirel (3 ( to 1) won , Taninlpnlso ts leI
I ) second , Little Tough ( li to 1) ) thlnl. Time :
1.10.
1.10.Second
Second race , four nml n half furlongs ,
selling. 2-vetir-olds : Her Majesty ( even )
won , Ida H ( S tt > 1) ) second , Scelay ( S to 1) )
thlnl. 'nine : 0:55. :
Thlnl race , six furlongs : Quirt (10 ( lo 1) )
won , Charles A (2 ( to 1) ) second , Anietle
(2W to 1) ) third. Time : 1:14 : % .
Fourth race , live und u half furlongs :
Lulu (7 to 1) ) won. The Drummer (20 ( to 1) )
second , Lukerman (4 ( to 1) ) third. Time :
'Fifth race , short six furlongs : OolillniK
(4 ( to 1) ) \\oti , McFnrhind ( G to 1) ) socotui ,
Nellie a ( I to 1) third. Tlmn : 1:15. :
Sixth race , short six furlongs , sellltiR :
Hcnllzatlon (3) ( ) to IB ) won. Jack Itlchelleii
( even ) second , Arcllc (7 ( to 1) third. Ttmy :
.
T : LOUIS , April M.-Knst St. Ixjuls re-
stills :
Flrsl race , Ihree-fiimrters of n mile , sell
ing , maidens : Valdemar won , Bcnlta. second
end , Hdwnrd third. Time : 1:22. :
Second rnce , nlne-sUtecnths of a mile ,
uirse : Mother or Pearl won , Sheniindo.ih
Uov second , Venture Ihlrd. Time : 0K : > .
Tlilrd race , Ihlrleon-slxleenths of a mile ,
purse : Safe Home won , llrnkemnn second ,
knglo Bird third. Time : 1.27.
Fourth rnce. live-eighths of a mile , sell
ing : Kmperor Billet won. Proverb second ,
Dunlnp third. Time : 1.0V > 4.
Fifth race , three-qunrteis of a mile : Little
Nell won , Nellie 1C second , Ilusscl Grey
third. Time : lar ; > 4.
OA.IIUS or Till' NATIONAL LHAOIli :
Huvrley Shown Dt-r 1I < > < What n Good
Thine llo I.rt ( in to I'ltUbiirir.
ST. LOl'IS , April 2G. "Pink" Ilnwley ,
ably assisted by the other Pirates , suc
ceeded In giving the Browns , his last year's
associates , a long string of goose eggs. The
members of the homo team were unable to
hit his delivery , while Uroltcnslcln was
pounded hard nnd often. Several costly
errors were made by the Browns , but the
fielding of the visitors , with one exception ,
was perfect. Score :
St. Louis 0 00000000 0
Pltlsburg 0 00312000-G
Hlls : SI. Louis , G : Plllsburg. 13. Krrors :
St. Louis , 3. learned runs : Plttslmrg , 3.
Stolen bases : Genius , Cross and Sugden.
Double p'ny : Blerbauer and Beckley. First
base on balls : Off Breltenslcln. 4 ; oft Hawley -
ley , 1. Struck out : By Breltensleln , 2 ; by
Ilnwley , 2. Batteries : Breltcnsteln and
Peltz ; Ilnwley and Supden. Time : Two
hours nnd ten minutes. Umpire : Betls.
WILSON WAS VEIIY KASY.
NHW YORK , April 2G.-Wilson , who made
such a brilliant showing In Washington a
few days ago. only lasted four Innings
today. Dolnn , who took Wilson's place In
the llfth Inning , did fairly well. German
had the Bean Haters completely nt his
mercy. The half dozen hits secured were
badly scallered. Score :
Boston 0 00012000-3
New York 16200140 ' -II
Hits : Boston , G ; New York , 14. Krrors :
Boston. 0 ; New York 1. Earned runs : New
York , H. First base on errors : New York ,
1. Left on bases : New York. G. First base
on balls : Off Wilton , G ; oil Dolan , 2 ; off
German , 4. Slruck out : By Dolan , 1 ; by
German , 1. Two-base hits : Davis , 2 ; Doyle ,
2 ; Sclulver. Sacrifice hit : Schilver. Stolen
bases : Fuller , Van Haltren , Davis , 2 ; Tier-
nan , Stafford. Burke. Double plays : Nash
to JMWC to Tucker ; Hyan to Lowe. Hit by
pitcher : Duffy. Wild pitch : German.
Passed ballsUyan , L Umpire : Bell. Bat-
terles : Wilson , Dolnn nnd Hynn ; German
nnd Schrlver. Time : Two hours and llf-
leen minutes.
WON IT IN THR SIXTH.
BALTI.MOUI3 , April 28. Up to the sixth
Inning Stein kept the Champions guessing.
In that Inning , however , Ihe Orioles knocked
oul five ulnglcs , a double nnd two men went
to first on balls nnd with the aid of nn
error nelled clghl runs. Hotter , formerly
of llio Rastern league , pitched for the Ori
oles. He sent In a speedy and well con
trolled ball. Score :
Baltimore 01000812 1 !
Brooklyn 100300002 G
Hits : Baltimore , 12 ; Brooklyn. 10. Krrors :
Baltimore , 1 ; Brooklyn , G. Karned runs :
Baltimore , G ; Brooklyn , 3. Two-base hits :
Mulvoy , Stein nnd Jennings , Three-base
hit : Treudway. Home runs : Lachancc ,
Grltlln. Sacrifice hits : Ileltz , 2 ; Jennings.
Grlllln. Stolen bases : McGraw , 3 ; Hoblnson ,
Jennings nnd Brodle. Double plays : Jen
nings to Ileltz to Carey. Flist basa on balls :
By Hofftir. 2 ; by Stein , G. Struck out : By
Hoffer , 2. Hit by pitched liall : Uy Hotter ,
1. Passed balls : Durrel. Batlerles : Hotter
and Itoblnson ; Stein and Burrcl. Time :
One hour nnd fifty-live minutes. Umpires :
Murray nnd Long.
STICK WORK WINS FOR SENATORS.
WASHINGTON. April 26. The day's game
was composed largely of stick work. At Ihe
beginning of Ihe fourlh Inning , with Phila
delphia two nhpad , Selbach knocked oul n
home run. McGulre. Nlcholron , Meiccr nnd
Crooks , the hitler nlso scoring a home run ,
peen followed Selbnch across the plate. Tlie
game wan called on nccounl of darkness at
the end of Ihe elghlh. Score :
Washington 0 0 0 6 0 4 0 6 15
Philadelphia 0 1 1 0 J 1 1 0-S
Hits : Washington , 15 ; Philadelphia , 15.
Rrrora : Washington. 4 ; Philadelphia , 1.
Karned ruils : Washington , 11 : Philadelphia ,
I. Two-bare hits : Cnrtwrlght , Delehanly ,
Hallmnn , Cross , McGlll. Three-base hits :
Nicholson. Sullivan , Mercer. Horn * runs :
Crooks , Selbach. Sacrifice hits : Jovco.
Stolen bases : Cartwrlghl , Hamilton , Sel
bnch. First bae on balls : Off MrUlll , 1 ;
off Mercer , 2. Hit hv pitched ball : Sullivan.
Left on bases : Washington , G ; Philadel
phia , 5. Struck out : By McGlll. 4. Batler
les : Washington , Mercer and McGulr * ;
Philadelphia , McGlll , Buckley and Clements
Time : Two hours and live mlnules. Umpire.
O'Keefe.
O'Keefe.STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Played. Won. Losl. Per Ct.
Plttsburg 7 G 1 E5.7
Baltimore G G5.7
Boston G M.O
Brooklyn G CO.O
Cincinnati C 00.0
Chicago G f,0.0
Louisville C GO.O
New York G GO.O
Washington GO.O
Philadelphia G C3.3
Cleveland B K3.3
St. Louis 7 2 G 28.C
Games today : Philadelphia nt New York
Boston nt Baltimore ; Brooklyn nt Wnnh-
Ington ; Chicago nt Cincinnati ; Pltlsburg ut
St. Louis ; Cleveland at Louisville.
Kiunnn City Won ICiullj- .
KANSAS CITY , April M.-The Blues
played chnmplonhhlp ball all round , an er
rorless game , supported by spirited hitting
The visitors were handicapped by a hos
pital list , nnd under On : circumstances
played tolerable ball. Score :
Kansas Clly 01013104 0-10
Omaha 0 00010001-2
Batteries : Daniels and Bergen ; Eugun
und Pace.
Tlin iJrnvvri III tbu I'lrld.
The Denvers , a newly organized amateur
base ball team , will opsn Sunday at Tw nty-
elghlh nnd Davenport , In a game with the
West Omahns. The Dcavers , who are
named after D. Clem Denver , by the way
has some line talent within Itn ranks. In
eluding Arch Hvvutibon , catch ; Motel
Between Man and Wife
poor baking is the frequent cause of trouble. Poor
baking usually comes from poor baking powder.
Poor baking powder from not knowing of
A High Grade Product
At a Moderate Price.
A thousand dollars to anyone who finds a taint of alum ,
ammonia , Rochclle Salts , or any other impurity in any
thing baked with Calumet Baking Powder. A pinch of it
has power enough to do a pound of leavening.
Ask Your Grocer For Calumet.
CALUMET BAKING POWDER CO. , - - CHICAGO.
llrown , pitch : Jnspcr lirown , first , Mtmtly
Irooks , Koconil Imjc ! Will McDonald , short ;
Nell IXxlson. thlnl IWUP nml pitch ; Niia Nc | .
son. left : Henry William * , middle , nnil
Frank I'Vslner , rlcht Tin' Dcavcra nro
ready for any number of
STOUT LASTED OSLY ONK ROUND
liimlm Younpitvr Hnoeltnl Out In the
I'lrM nt Ltiiniln ,
LINCOLN , April M.- ( Special Telegram ) -
Tcorne Stout of Omaha was put out In the
Irst round tonight by M. V. Mclntyre , The
nil ! was pulleil oft at Ocrmnnla hall for a
rse of J12S , 75 per cent to the winner and
to the loser. Thcro was a. crowd of M
aside from the day force of the Lincoln
uUco. Heferee I'arklnKton nnn mnoeil Mr-
Intyro , tlrsl In the ritiK , ns welKhln ? 13S
pounds. Stout fhowcd tip next , a much
smaller man , nn I evidently In Inferior con-
lltlon. Mack won the toss and chose the
lorthwcst corner. The men sprung tog'thcr
at the call of time , and Stout proceeded to
force the tlKhtlnir , catchlm ? Mack on the
ui.se with his left and sURgcrlng him ,
Mack milled nml clinched , with honvy InK -
K111 I lit- , until he forced Stout over the ropea
at the southwest corner amid cries of "foul"
md "break away. " The men were parted.
coming together Immediately In the center
> f the rlntr. Then the work was done.
Stunt led short , Mack countered and caimht
Stout on the nccl : , and he went down like
a IOK nnd Inld there until the timekeeper
slowly counted him out. There wa a yell.
ino crowd Jumped over the ropes , tossed
Mnek on their shoulders and bore him to
his dresslni ? room.
llcii'lui In l.onlnir < ! Grip.
HASTINGS , Neb. . April 24. The regular
team of the YOUIIK Men's Christian asso
ciation played Its first came of b.iso ball
today and defeated the liluo Hill club.
Score :
ming . 070 .1 1000U
Uluc Hill . 0 1010100 0 3
Itatterlea : Vnn Kleet and Johnson ; Hoplca.
and rrentlss. Umpire : Cherry.
Ciirr IVfrnM Mvnrlxenln. .
SCHANTON. Pa. , April Sfl. At the driv
ing park hero this nftcrnoon Ur. Carver of
Kansas Clti * nnd Hairy Swartz of this city
shot the second of their matches , which re-
iiiltod In Carver's killing nlnely-nlnc out of
100. He missed the ninety-Ill st bird Swarlz
stopped Mtootlni ; on the seven ty-tlfth bird ,
having killed but sixty-two.
line tliiilut .1 } Hit * Airnilldtl | .
CINCINNATI , April 2fi. UUK Holllday.
center llelder of the Cincinnati base ball
team , Is seriously allllcted with apendlcltlH ,
nnrt was roirartnd dead today , causing < iulte
ii stir amoiijj the fans.Vhllo he In In no
immediate dimmer , It will be a IOIIR time bo-
fore he can play ball.
\Valcli\ni \ ; fur MoCiirthy nnd t'rmulon.
GALVKSTON. Tex. , April 2fi. Many peo.
pie from the outside have arrived here to
witness the llsht between Dan Creedon nnd
Hilly McCarthy , which taken pluee tomor-
tow nlRht. The betlltur l even , lloth men
au > In splendid condition , anil a hot light
Is anticipated. _ _
Itnelui ; Mny I .im I 111 Tt'ime ro.
NASHV1LLK , April 2,1. The Tennessee ,
senate this afternoon rejected a bill pro-1
hlbltliiB bookmiiklnit and pool selllnjr on.
races. There Is nlieady a law prohibiting
such Institutions except Inside race tracks.
I'lilrVr 'Jliijn Itli tlni Cu'onolft.
LOtriSVILLK. April 2G. The dispatch
from Toledo today ftatliiK that Poffer has
been sold to Chicago Is denied by lioth Cap
tain Anson nnd Mimaser McCloskey.
Nice Eiliililtlni ) ( lump.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 2i3.-Clnclnnatl , 3 ;
Indianapolis , 2. IClKht Innings.
After the problem plays which tlio patron *
of the theaters have been called upon to
Judge , after the hot house of passion which
these plays liavo pictured , It Is decidedly
refreshing to RO back to something which
exploits none of the questions now agitating
society , to go back to a play that Is thor
oughly pure In Its sentiment and which seeks
to clevnto the race rather than fill It full
of doubts and uncertainties. Such a play la
"Doris , " which was given last night at
Boyd's by EIHe Kllsler and her cinclent com
pany. It Is a treat to watch the davclopment
of a character In the hands of Miss Kllsler.
Always Intelligent , sha brings to every part
she plays refined sensibility , n just apprecia
tion of the values entering Into the charac
ter to be Impersonated. Herein Is found a
reason for her success as a player. What
ever she has done has been well done and
her characterization of Doris Is among the
best of this artist's creations. It la a gentle ,
loveahlo study , the sort of heroine that ono
would wish to sec continually exploited on
the stage , rather than the "Second Mrs. Tan-
querays , " the "Notorious Mrs. Ebbsmlths"
and others of the ultra suggestive school ,
Mr. Weston played his old role of Dr.
Brian O'Nell with entire credit , which may
also bo said of the work of Mr , Robert
Drouet , the author of "Doris. " The oilier
characters were In competent hands and the
play was thoroughly enjoyed by an apprecia
tive audience.
Effle Kllsler and her able company will
close her present engagement nt IJoyd's thea
ter today by giving two performances a mat
inee nt 2:30 : this afternoon , when Steele
Macltayc's play , "Hazel Kirk ? . " will bo the
bill , and the evening performance at 8 , wheri
Drouet's play , "A Woman's Power , " will bo
presented. At the Saturday evening perform
ance the number of the ticket winning the
bicycle will be announced. The prices for
the matinee , have been made BO and 75 cents
for the first Moor and 60 and 25 cents for th
balcony.
After an ab'once of two seasons the famous
Llllputlans , who achieved a thorough success
during their former engagement In this city ,
will make their reappearance at Hoyd's thea
ter next Wednesday , May 1 , In "Hunipty
Dumply Up to Date , " which It Is claimed
will he the most gorgeous spectacle overseen
here.
The Chandos Specialty company will per
form at Kcssler's hull on Saturday and all
next week at 8 p. m. A high old time , with
lots of fun and a dance afterward Is prom
ised for the trifling coat of a dime. The
specialties are Bald to bo flrst-cliua and tlio
company well up to their work.
KmmcdT'iVlfn Still Mlnnln ? .
P. F. Kennedy , who went to Uuffalo last
Saturday expecting to meet his wlfo and
found that she had eloped with a former
lover , named Fleming , reports that he has
spent the entire time searching for his err
ing wife , but so far has not learned the
slightest thing In regard to her where-
iibouts. The matter has been placed In
the hands of the police nt Rochester and
Uuffalo. Mr. Kennedy Is nlso In close cor
respondence with parlies In Omaha , nnd In
fart , Is keeping watch at every Imaginable
point. He is willing to forgive his wlfd It
sin- will only return home , nnd regrets the
publicity Into which her name has been
dragged. Mr. Kennedy 8ayn he has only
profound contempt for the bettuyer of his
wife , und will not attempt to punish him.
.llurrlugu Llcmnni.
The following marriage licenses were la-
sued yesterday by the county clerk :
Name and Address. Age.
Alfred Johnson , Omaha . 23
Emma Krlckson , Omaha . . . 01
Ouhl CurlHon , Omaha . 20
Mary Johnson , Omaha . . . 21
William H. Marsh , South Omahn . 21
/.elite I , . Collins , South Omaha . IB
O'of Anderson , Omaha . M
Josephine Olson , Omaha . 30
r.mp-ror U Illlam In Vlilt Homo.
LONDON , April 2C. A dispatch to the
Dally News from Ilerlln says that Emperor
William will visit Homo In October.
TIIK UliAI.IV MAIlKKr.
INSTIIUMUNTS placed on record April 20.
1S05.
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