Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA. DAILY BEESliFRIDAT , iMAY 28 , 1807.
SPEC1ALOTICES
fop Uirnc column *
iv HI lie InUtn niittl 12 in. ( or tlic
rvonliiK unil tinlll 8 | i. m. tor ilio
lunrnliiir nml Nnrnlny rrtllloim.
Aclvcrtlm-r * . lir rrqiir lliiK n nntn-
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ilrrnncil a iititnlicrcil letter In cnre
if Tlic Her. Anircrft m nililremiril
vlll ilcllvrrnl on iiresxMitntlon of
lie rlicrk onl- .
UtitcM , l i-lic. it troril n rut lncrtlon |
Jon Monl thereafter. NntliliiK Inken
for H-xi. Hunt ar.c riir lite llrat ln pr-
tlon. TlK-Hp mlvrrlncinrnt nniiit Iio
run tMtnm-cnllvrljr.
WANTliU MAMS 1 1 1 : I.I1.
A KKW ENERGETIC HUSTLING MEN CAN
find tcndy , profitable work with C , K. Adsmt
Co. . EJ4 Ri. icih St. U 47
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MEN WANTED TO LEARN HARRER TRADR
* t the Omahi Ilnrlirr CoHece. finest In the
f t ; complete course. 8 weeks ! terms ca7 !
" Bil lor cnlalocuc. 1117-131J Pn .las St. ,
Omaha. B M710 June 4 *
HALE8.MKN ron CIGARS ; t\x \ MONTHLY
nnd exix-tm's : old established hmi ! experience
imnec ' nry ; Inducements to customrni. C , C.
Rlshop Co. , at. Louis. n- & 31 *
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WANTED-A GERMAN KI/JIUST WHO AI O
KpMk * Kmrllfh nnJ can begin work nt once.
II , Han * . 1811 Vlntim. -317-27
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WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED TRAVELING
mm thoroDKhly acquainted with tlie liquor
lni lnpfi > . nnil wltli an established traclo In
low * . Ferdinand Weitholtncr & Ron * . St.
Jowph. Mo. 11 415
GOOD "ainn UNI : IN ADVERTISING NOV.
elllfs. Circulars nnd simple free. N , W. Nov.
city Co. . Janesvllle. Win. B-M481 '
WANTKIl. A MAN OF GOOD BUSINESS
Itto Hell Time ltcnl tera on cnmmlralnn , Ad-
iln-M nt oncp , with references. The Mlll r Time
IloeorHer Co. , Toledo , O. It M47 ZS'
WANTED. MAN OP HOOD APPEARANCE
nnd Mrlctly jobtr , with KM or 3flO for Im
mediate Investment for vltnucope exhibition of
Oorbrtt.Fltjislmmoim prlic flRhl : expen en , $10
per < lny ; receipt * . J1W per nlcht. Thl will
lienr InvrMlROtlon ; only the e wltli ready
money ami mranlng business nerd answer. Call
nt Itnrlcer lioiel from 1 to I p. m. Friday nnJ
Siliirdny. W. I , . I'ott . B-MS07
\VA.\THn FEMAM3 IIKLP.
ICO GIRLS FOH AM. KINDS WORK ; $ TO
S7 week. Canadian ofllcc , U3 Doustan.C .
C M7IJ
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED COOK AND
Kood laundress at 114 So. 19th. C 23J
WANTED. A COMPETENT GIRL. AT ONCE ,
for general houwwork ; no wnshlnp , and the
bent waccs. 16 < 1'nrk avenue , Council muffs.
C M31 !
AGENTS "TO TAKE ORDERS. NO Kxrronr-
enco norpfnry. Cnll at 514 1st NntM lUnk ,
KrlJay. 1 to 4 p. m. C 475 27
WANTED. I.AHY CANVASSKHS. CAM. AT
511 1ft Nnfl Hank lllJg Friday. Z to 4 p. m.
C 47S Z7
GIHUS WANTnn. CALIAT 514 1ST NATL ,
Ilnnlc ImlldlnK Friday from 1 to 4 p. m.
m.C
C 475 27
GITU. FOll OBNKIlAt. HOUSKWOHK AT KJ
K. ltli ! ) fit C 11477
FOIL IlUN'T llOUSKS.
HOUSES l.V ALT. PAIITS OF THR CITT. THE
O. P. Davis Company , 1505 Farnam. D 471
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HOUSES. BENUWA & CO. . 1C N. UTII ST.
D-474
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MODnnN HOUSES , C.-A. STAIIR. SSI N.T. L1FC
CHOICn HOL'SUS AND COTTAQKS ALI , OVnn
the city. J5 to 50. ridellty. 170S Farnam fit.
D 476
HOtlSnS. WALLACE. BllOWN DLOCK. 16TJI
nnd Douglas. D 477
IFousKS. coTTAans & STOHKS , ALL PAIITS
of city , lircnnan. lave Co. , < 30 1'uxton block.
D 478
JIOVINQ HOUSHHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS ,
Oin. Vail & Storage Co. , 1415 Farnam. Tel. 1555 ,
D 479
I.ARCC L.IST. Jl'CAOUE , J5TH & DODGE.
D 4 SO
HOUSES. FLATS. OAUVIN BIIOS.161SFAUNAS !
D 4S1
IIOUSK3 NT. 1JEMI8 , PAXTON BLK
D 182
TUnKJNGTON. COS 13UE BUILDING.D
D 483
BTANFOHD CinCLE COTTAGES nOOM -
All modern. Apply : OJ nee building. D-77 :
6-UOOM HOUSE. INQUIItE 2700 DOUGIJV !
Mr-cl. D 1I7C6
rOH HUNT ELEGANT FIVE-ROOSI STEA1
heated Hat. Apply Flat 9 , DavldBe BldB.
D M903
10-nOOM J-LAT. DOUGU\S. NEAIt 24TH ; MODern
ern- ( team hent : al o 5-ronms at 316 So. IStli
Inquire Linguist. 316 8. 15th. _ D-817
HOUSES. J. II. SHERWOOD , 43 N. Y. 'LIFE.
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IfOU KENT. NICK HOU.SE3. 1109 MAIICV
D 3SJ-2S *
roil HENT NICELY KURNISHKD HOUSI
for the Bummer to f&mlly without children
Ileferencea required. Call thin week. 3017 m
cllle ftrett. D 450-57
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C-ROOM ; MODERN FLATS. 1112 S. 11TH.
D-M461 28 *
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FOIl RUNT. MODERN 10-ROO&I HOUSE AN1
barn In line repair and pleacuntly located
J.V. . Holjbln , oct. , 1S03 Kiirnnm et.
D-XH83
CXITTAGE AND HA UN. 11000 ; ALSI
3. room rottnRe on car line , city water , } < " > . ( K
Apply S407 Dccntur at. D-1HW 28
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FOIl IlENT HOUSES , STORES AND FLAT
lllcl , * Real Estate Agency. 219 S. ICtli' St.
D 4 ! l 31
SOU HAUNEY ; W ROOMS ; STEAM HEAT.
U M7S3 June7'
IO.fOO.7"ELEGANTLY | FlNISHnu MODEH !
hrlcU lioure. No. 2114 Cn * . KO.
n-rponi mn'lern home at 417 Noith 19th , its.
X-rnom mortem flat. 709 Ho. 16th. J17.50.
6-ropm li-Aifc 1128 N. 17th. J12. Apply 1o TV , I
Mvlkl" , rponi W 1st Nut1) ) Ilk IlMir , D M4M
1'Olt II./OS1S.
BTEAM IICATKD ROOMS. TEl.l'JlONE AN
all cnir , nlcncrn ; ratea n-acon-iblv. l undt Tlfa
dciicc , Ji ; S , 17th St. E-703
rtlRNISIlED ROOMS. 170S DOUGLAS ST.
E 713
Ft'RNISIIED ROOMS , 1516 HOWARD. K MJ !
rilQNT ROOM , WITH ALCOVE , mil ON
ul two Kfiillfiiien. 5J4 B. 26th nve. K- MSS S
HOUSEKEEPING. 1C
St. Mnry'n , E-M 27 *
i'l'I'It N'lUilKIi ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING. II
Bo. llth. i-M4EO 2V
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NITEI.T rURNJSIinp ROOMS TO PARTIH
\ylth ul clilldrrni i" > objection to light houi
lVnlnc. ( 25M DoURlas. K-M4J32B *
hOOMR"KlNH : LAWN AND PORCHES. 10
JUriu-y. . E M1S3 June 26'
KICELV FUUN'ISHED ItOOMrl. SHADE AN
rt. rates lensonatlc , 2:21 Hurt. E M4S4 1
ROOMS FOR MGHT HOU.SEICEEI
or'njqmi wllli or ntthvut Loard. SU7 I
Jlth it. K-MM8 30'
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BOUTHEAST 1'URNISRED ROOM. 2SIC DAI
cnimrt. _ F.-MM8 S0
FIIRNIHIIED ROOMS. IICJUSEKEEPING. V
HI. MaiVx K ililOJune2 <
ilOOMiT"FOIt LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. IS
DoJge. E-M501 Junel'
VLHMbllUU : R005IS AMI IIOAHD.
NICK ROOMS. GOOD HOARD. RATES RE ,
jnable. The Ro > e , tUVi lUrncy. M-Ftii2 80 *
UTOi'lA. 1721 DAVKNlHiRT ,
F-MJW-2 * '
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MODERN lIltlCK. I1OOM3 AND JlOAItD : i
week , 014 M. Hlh. Y M U 51' '
THE MEHIUAM. DESIRAUI.E ACCOM MOD
Uans ; i ' June Ut. Uilltflittul lummer hoa
F--41S-J1
NICELY FURNISHED SOUTHEAST F O >
rubjii , modern convenience : beard , in W. K
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KICKI.Y FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.vn
I K rJ. ? 01& Douglas. r M4M 29
roil iuvr s'roms AND ornoi :
VOn RENT. THB 4-STOPy 51UCK I1U1LD12
at fit Fnrnim St. Tnis tuJUn ! ! has a nrepn
crmrnt baMincnl. coinpl'tr itekin b < atlnr I
turts ; u i < r on nil Hnors , cat. etc. Apply
th oinc * of Tti Dn. 1 81
AGKNTS
WANTED. AGENTS ; $7 } TEIJ MONTH Al
cxpcnsrs paid nctlve mm K rlrtit ; CIM.J * *
1 > Y lampU only ; Mruplcs. also bars * nd c
rtsie furnlihed free. AiUrru Jo Ur. Vex t
Voitan. Mali. J 4 !
PACiriO STOflAOE AND WAREHOUSE ! CO. ,
tOS10 Jones. General Storage and forwarding.
_ M-IH
OM. VAN & STORAGE , 141S FAUNAM. TEU 1 >
JI 3
1VANTI3II TO ntJY.
WANTED. A. NICK SPAN OP SHETLAND
mare ponies and hamrns ; round an& gentle ;
reasonable price. Let Orwdr. rarranui. In. '
_ N-M4M
SODA FOUNTAIN WANTED , SECOND-HAND.
AOrireM U M. Ilarlow. It I'carl at. , Council
lllurfs. N-MSW
SAiinonsis AND WAGONS.
I73.OT OKT8 A KING 5-SEATED SUtUtY AT
ZIIO Cuinlnj ; St. ! ITI 2S
KOH SALE , A FINE FAMILY MAKE. BOUIIEL ,
7 year * old. registered ; nl. o harness and phae
ton : > r > " Cheap. Call at 2323 N. : ist.
FOR 9ALI2 MISCIIIAMOUS.
X STOCKS anoCKUIES , 1 HEAT MAflKET , 1
ilruR stock , farms , enitern Nebraska ; acreage
In and around Omaha , Omaha cltr property.
n. It. Pall , SOI N. Y. L. Q-79S J7
B. DltAPEIUEg. DttESSaOODS. 8ILK3
It monthly on Jlu purchase. Bend i > osUI : will
call with samples. K Illnh. IK3 Kjrner Ave.
Q 65JJ
HAiiDwoon CUIUHIMU , 1100 AND CHICKEN
fence , cheaper than ' "all wire. " C. It. Lee , Wl
Douglas. Q S7
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CHICKEN , HOO & LAWN FENCE ; ALbWlRB ;
cheaper than wood. Wire Works , 403 S. Hth.
Q J-l
FOIl SALE , 8,000 SECOND-HAND F1UE
cheap. U KoenlK , 10 Krenzer lllk. Q M4M ! S *
JWOOV1UL , 11UY A KIMUALL UI'IUQIIT
Mano. In Rood condition. Omaha Mortgage
Loan Co. , 306 South 16th street. Q M300
MONI2V TO LOAN CHATTKLS.
( Continued. )
MONEY TO LOAN ON FLTlNITUnE , PIANOS ,
hones , wagons , etc. , at lowest ratni In cltj ;
no removal of goods , strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off at nny tlmr or In Miy
amount. OMAHA MOtVTOAQE I/DAN CO. .
Kit So. I6th SL
IIL'SI.VKSS CIIANCKS.
RENT-SMALL WATER POWER MILL.
Cnn also handle grain. Address box K , Lin
coln. N b. Y-W1-J9
WANTED. GOOD GROCERY MAN TO RENT
store room In l > wt location In South Omaha ;
ha had the l > st innlness for nre years ; will
b racnnt early In June. Low rent. Address
P. S. Carey's meat market , cor. llth and M
streets. South Omaha. Neb. Y 42 * J0
STOCK OP GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND
fixture * for sale ; the reason for onle of name
Is one of the partners died and the other wishes
to retire from business ; will be sold for part
cash nml Rood security ; no land deals con
sidered ; too Is will be sold for what they nre
worth ; three other general stores In town ;
population about 1.000. Address W E. Anfln ,
Winner , Neb. Y-M50I
roil liXdHANGB.
WANTED. A HARDWARE OR IMPLEMENT
stock In exchange for mock In a Jobbing house :
Rood opening ; making money ; good reasons for
celling. Address M 100 , llee otllce. Council
murm. z-Mioi
FOH SALIi HKAI. ISSTATK.
KOUNTZE PLACE UAItOAINS. 12,500 , tt.710 TO
16,100 ; see photos at Uth and Karnnm : Morse
Illdg. J. J. Gibson. 11 First Nat. Dank lildc.
RE-MI
HOUSES. LOTS. FARMS , f-ANDS. LOANS.
Geo. I * . Bemls Real Estate Co. , Paxton Uluck.
RE 501
BARGAIN. ONLY J300.00 FOR LARGE I/T. ON
grade , at 23th avenue and Corby stre-t. Oar-
vln Uros. , 161 ] Farnam street. RE M63J
A vriso young : lady , Sally
"Wanted a position very bad ;
Bo buying1 a copy of The Daily Bee
Got a position through the wants ads. SeeP
Homer Puyton.
FOR SALE. A NUMI1ER ONE FRKSIt JER-
ey cow. Apply at ! 82 Webster St. Q M(6 ( ! 30"
TWO COMPLETE SETS OF SALOON Fix
tures , Including bar. back bar , pier glasses ,
screens , bottled goods cose. Ice chest and dcnr
xtand. Also two billiard tables , will bo sold
with or without saloon fixtures. Milton Doo-
llttle. receiver. North 1'lntte , Neb.
Q M454June 1
WANTED TO SELL. ESTYJDROAN ; LOW TOP
and In eood repair ; cheap ; lady leaving city.
1104 So. JOth St. Q-4M 29
FOR SALH CHEAP. FRESH JERSEY HKIPKR ;
utno Impimcd Excelsior Incubator , MW ere file.
4129 Grant Btrett. Q M5032S *
MISCELLANEOUS.
GARDENS & FARMS TO RENT. T. HURRAY.
R-MS40
CLAIRVOYANTS.
SPECIAL ARRIVAL. FIRST VISIT TO OMAHA
of the mar > elou3 full lire-reading clairvoyant
and trance medium.
I'ROF , CLARENCE E. CHESTER.
The occult wonder. 1'laln , practical , clear-
brained Information. Tne master mind leads ,
others follow.
I'EB SOO-COC AND UP FOR ONE WEEK.
He tells your name , age , occupation , advises
In business , speculation , love and all family
troubled , unites the separated , names of .friends
nnd enemies. Satisfaction guaranteed or no
pay. If you have been disappointed by Incom
petent clalrvoyaniB oali and be convinced of
Prof. Chester's ability. No matter what others
have been , remember he is exactly as he rep
resents himself to be. Fee iOc Me , and up.
Hours 10 to 8 dally.
PARLORS , 1315 FARNAM ST. . first floor. Let
ters with stamp answered. 8 498 S8
COME AND CONSULT THE ONLY GENUINE
life reader ; her predictions arc wonderful ;
names cUen ; fee , 60c and up ; 10SO : to 7 dally.
1819 Farnam street. S MD05 S8
MASSAGK , HATHS , ETC.
MADAM SMITH. 1C1T HOWARD. MASSAGE ,
steam baths. T M482 June I
MRS. DR. LEON. ELECTRIC MASSAGE IJATII
parlors ; restful and curative. 417 S. llth , up-
stain. M 390 2S
1'KKSONAL.
VIAVI FOR UTERINE TROUBLES. S40-H 1JEE
nidp.j phytlclan. consultation W heilLh book
U 4 Ml
free.
11ATHS , MASSAGE : MME. POST. SWA
RUPTURE CURED. PERMANENTLY ; NO
ualn ; no detention from bislntss ; wo rt/er to
thousands of patler.-.s cured. Call or wrlW
The O. E. Miller Co. . MI-S New "iorlc Llfs _
Omaha U
building ,
BALDNESS CURED , Xt BOARD
,0 = MA - .
nfinlcure. R. 400 Paxtcn block : rtlplom * IW.
EXI OSITI INVKSTMENTS. TOR .PLEAS-
urr.d rront eo L. 1' . Jud.on'n want ndif
c'mnclt Wuff page. U-Mttt
V RYLEY. MANICURE AND CHIR-
f i-rV. wlln Mis * Maytr. = ' -
, , r.-s-r r , . . TKRATMEST. KG : SIIAMPOO.
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0'
0'w"
JTrD-LEADINa LADY. SECOND LADY
Vnd oub tte for amateur tljMtrtc.1 company.
only youne P * P > " J * * * * Aad,1ic'1 . / i1'
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' ASTHMA CURE"
H rv W W JtROWN'S
? iliivJ& wfni VriU for t-Umonlal. U-MIM Junett . Char. *
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ter Oak. Iowa.
It MOMCY TO LOAN UlIAL CSTATIi.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . SIS N. Y. L. ;
miick mart ? at low rates for chglce faim land *
ncrU-ein Missouri , e tt rn Nebraiiku.
in lo o ,
LO UW 0V lUrKOVKD & UNIMPROVED CITY
y. W , riruuni SnUtl , & Co. . l J rnuru.
I'EU CENT MONEY ON NEU. & IA. FARMS.
W. U. Mrlklo , 11 Nan BU. blic. . Oawh
MONEY TO IAAN AT LOW HATES. 1HK
O. K. Davis Co. . 15W Faroam St. 57-4W
FA.IUI LOANS. 1 TO ll TEARS : LOWKST
rates. Garvln Bros. , 1113 ramtun SUV
lh V T33
' I ON OMAHA PROPERTY : LOWEST RATES ;
/ bulldlr.f loam wanted. fWtllty ' iu t ' * >
MONEY VO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real tnte , llrer.nan. Lov le. Ca , l' * ton biocJt
W-4S1
HOKKV TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
l . property , ratey & Thonus. ttl lit Katl Ilk bid
at
DtOM 1140.W UV. V. O. WKAD , ICUi k
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3IOXBVTO
Lu < , c.r TO LOAN M. . 11AY8 ; VURNI
r- lure , pluiiix , UDua Oretu It B. UirVcr tUt
QHEAT DARQAIN8 IN HOUSES AND LOTS
In any and every part of the city , north , east ,
south and west , ranging from JiSO to ? 50GO or
1C.WO and upwards. Any terms desired. BemU ,
1'axton block. RE 175
IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY PAYING
12 per cent gross , price JH.OOO. Write L. 46. Bee.
RE I
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FOR SALE. NICE 7-ROOJf ( pOTTAGE. NEAR
Kth and Fomam ; a bargain. If' ' taken soon : '
Good 6-room house. Arbor rjnce.-
Six choice lots close to Hantcom park ; also Ir-
risated lands on easy terms in tracts to cult
purchaser. Columbian Investment Co. , First
National Bank building. RE M431
TIII3 OWNBU OF TWO BEAUTIFUL EAST
front lots on Military ave. ipaved street ) rr/ust /
have money. I can tell the lotaery cheap.
J. W. Robblr.s , net , 1802 Parnam st. .
RB-"M4St
TIUlKt : liARGAINS IN CHOICE RESIDENCE
lots.
Ixit , GOxll ! . Hanfcom Place. J1.350.
Lot , Mils' ' ) . West Omaha , Hm i
Corner. 100x153. West Omaha , J2.SOO.
We have plans for a handsome seven.room cot
tage to BO with these lots.
Hicks Real Estate Agency , 219 S. ICth St.
-i- RE SOI 27
CHEAT BARGAIN 10-ACItn LOT , JJ.JOO.
Hicks Real Estate Agency , 219 8. ICth Rt.
RE 500-27
TYPEWRITERS.
LATEST MODEL TYPEWRITERS ; SUPPLIES.
United Typewriter 4 Supplies Co. , 161J Farnam
aiCJS Jy2l
1ASTIIOLOGY.
PROP. A. MASERV OF EGY1T. PALMISTRY
and astroltfgy. the Bender of the age ; past ,
present and future told J > r no chareei at 8021
Harney street , Omaha , Neb. MSJJ 2S
SIIOHTIIAM ) AND TYI'EWIllTI.VtJ.
A. C ; . VAN BANTS SCHOOL , 6U N. Y. LIFE.
KH
fcT OMAHA BUS rOLLEGE , WTH & DOUGLAfl
HOB
FOIl ItCVr IIOTCLS.
HOTEL FOR RENT OF JO ROOMS. AMES AVE.
and SUh st , , opposite exposition ( 'rounds ; almost
new rent reasonable. Bemts. Pnxton lillt.
. MOW
3IUSIC , AUT AND LANGUAGE.
GioRon r. GELLENUECK. BANJO , MANDO.
lln and eultar teacher. 1S07 Farnam street.
Te' SIS. 90S
SIUKWALIC3.
NATURAL STONE WALKS. TUL. 492 OH
rend postal to A. Stutier , 0 Board Trade.
M731 June ! *
sinnw.vi.ics.
SAWEO NATURAL STONE. ARTIKICfAL ,
brick , TeU IKS. W. J. Welihan * . Stt S. llth fit !
US
ESIPI.OVMI4XT Ol'PICE.
AMERICAN ANH GERMAN EMPLOYMEN1
bureau. 1SH Dodee. Telephone , J7t
. Mtq
UI'JlOLSTIZItl.VO
FURNITURi : REI'AIRING AND PACKING
Couches n < l cushions , mattresses made and
renovated. Prices will please you. See M. S ,
Walkln , 2111 Cuiiilnir street. Telephone IS31
1'ASTUIIAfiC.
HORSB8 ONLY. HOARD FENCES. 8PRINC
water. A. W. Plulps & Bon. W7 N. Y. Life.
Ml 31 *
IMIOTO-K.MJHAVI.XG.
WE MAKE FINK IIALI'-TONES. ZINC ETCH
Incs. embottliij ; cllfrf" Irl-cnlor plate or any
ihlniIn up-to-dite encruvlnc. We cuarantw
time , luality and .vormnnthlp. Woman' .
Weekly. Nineteenth IU Femain.
June 11
IJ. ILVltOWITX I/3AKS MONEY. 418 K. II ST
Kl
AUCTION.
BPUCIAL AUCTION SALE OF HOIJSEHOLI
eocaa every Wednesday and Saturday morn
Ings. Nebrsrka Auction nd Commltslon Co.
8. W. correr llth au-J IJoJs * treet .
ITXAXCIAL.
UVli INH.IXJL1C1E3 BOUGHT. W. K. HOLUE ;
su
SUES & CO. .
mm soucnoRs
Advice > nd I'nient Iloak
JfUBK
INDIANS DEFEAJ ORIOLES
Salve Mr. Pitcher Oorboft After the !
IND IIM ; FOR .POTEEN BASES
KnocUcil 00 , ,0 the llox In tlic
Second Kino AVoijIf l > r Slcller-
molt Other f ( j\p | c on ,
the
Cleveland. Si Baltimore. 7.
llrooklyn , 5 : I'lttsburR.3. .
] to ton. 16 ; Cincinnati. 7 ;
Chleapo. 6 ; Philadelphia. 3.
Ix > ulsvllle , 5 ; Washington. 0.
Kansas City , 1 ; a rand Uaplils , 7
MlnnennolN , 10 ; Columbus , 7.
St. Paul. 17 ; Detroit. 5.
Milwaukee , 13 ; Indianapolis , S.
CLEVELAND. O. . May 27. For seven In-
Ings of today'6 game Corbett fooled the In-
lans badly. . Then they found him for four-
een bases In the two last Innings , winning
ho game. Young was knocked out of the
ox br the Orioles In the second. McDermott -
mott , who replaced him. did fine work ,
Ivlng the visitors but flvo hits. Attend-
nee. 2,000. Score :
levclnnd . 3-S
altlmoro . 311100001-7
Base hlti ; Cleveland , 1C : Ualtlmore , 12.
nrrors : Cleveland. 2 : HaUlmore. 4. Earned
uns : Cleveland , 5 ; Ualtlmore. 3. First base
n balls : Oft Corbett , K. Struck out ! 15y
"oung. l ; by McDermott , 1 ; by Corbett , 7.
Three base lilts : Ulake , Zlmmer , Kceler.
leltz. Twn base bits : Tebcau , O'Connor.
ttmzel. O'Brien. Sacrifice . lilt : Jennings.
tolen bas c3 : IJlake , McAllster. Keeler.
Double play : Heltz to Jennings. Hit by
Itched ball : By Young , 1. Passed balls ;
Immer , 1. Batterlea : Cleveland , Young ,
loDermott nnd dimmer ; Haltlmore. Corbett ,
lark and Bowerman. Umpire : O Day.
BnOOKI > YN , 5 ; P1TTSBUUO , 3.
PITTSBURG , Pa. . May 27. Brooklyn von
by outplaying the home team at every point.
Payne's delivery was a puzzle and he kept
the hits scattered. Attendance , 2,500. Score :
Plttsburs . 00000210 0-3
Brooklyn . 10030010 0 3
Base hits : Plttsburg , ; Brooklyn. 10. Er-
ors ; FlttBburR , 2 ; Brooklyn. 0. Earned runs !
UtRburK. 2 ; Brooklyn , 2. Two base hit :
Donnelly. Three base hit : Jones. Home
un : Gardener. Sacrifice hits : Shlndley ,
Grim. First base on balls : Off Gardner , 2 ;
rr Payne , 3. Hit by pitched ball : 13. Smith ,
\nderson. Struck out : By Gardner. 3 ; by
'nyne , 3. Passed ball : Grim. Batteries :
'Ittsbtirg , Gardner nnd Sugden ; Brooklyn ,
'nyne nnd Grim. Umpires : Sheridan nnd
IcDonald.
BOSTON. 1C ; CINCINNATI. 7.
CINCINNATI , O. . May" 27. The Bostons
von from the Ileds easily today. Dwyer re-
Ired after the llrst Inning ami Hhlnes , who
elleved him , was pounded all over the lot.
luck Ewlns played llrat Jjase the first time
tils season , but retired In favor of Holllday
xftcr the fifth Inning. Attendance. 3,000.
Score :
Cincinnati . 2 02000030 7
Joston . 3 1 i o 0 o 3 0 3 1C
Base lilts : Cincinnati. 10 ; Boston. 20. Er
rors : Cincinnati , 5 ; Bo = tOn , 3 Earned runs :
Cincinnati , 1 ; Boston , ' 9. I Two-base hits :
Duffy. Irwln , Hamilton , Holllday. Tenny ,
. .owe. Thrce-bise hits : rf Gol'.lns , 2. Stolen
jases : Lowe , Burke , .Milter , Stahl. Duffy ,
.onp. Double plays : Long to Tenny. Col-
Ins to Lowe to Tenny. First bas < > on bills :
Off Rhinps. 5 ; off Klolx-danz. 2. Hit by
jltcher : Miller. Ewiryr. " Struck out : By
"Ihlnes , 3 ; bv Klobedivnr , 1. Passed balls :
Schriver. Wild pitch * ftl TJhines , 2. Bat-
cries : Cincinnati lawyer. Rhlnea and
? ehrlver ; Boston , K'ob'cdan'Z and Yeager.
Umpire : Lynch. J , '
CHICAGO. C ; PHrLADCLPHIA. 3.
CHICAGO , May 27. For eight Innings the
hillles were unable to'.touqh Brlgps. and It
ooked like n sliutoiit. thc Colts having In
he meantime piled upiflx largo tallies. In
the ninth the llrst three Quakers up hit
safely and with the help of. two bad error *
cored thiee times. Attendance , 3,2.0 Score :
Chicaw . 0 JO 0 2 1 1 2 00 - <
hlladelphla . 0 rO' 0 ' 0 0 0 0 0 3 3
Base hits : Chicago. ! ) : Pnliadelphla , t . Er-
ors : Chicago , 3 ; Phlmde'phla. 3. Earned
runs : Chicago , 3 ; Philadelphia , It Two-base
lite : Thor'nton , 2. Sacrifice hits : Brlgcs ,
. Stolen bases : McCormlck. Cross. Double
> Iays : Hallman to La Joie. Struck out : By
Jrlggj , 2 ; " by Taylor ; 2. Passed balls :
Elements : Bases on balls : Oft Briggs , 2 ; off
Taylor , 1. Batteries : Chicago , Briggs and
Jonohue ; Philadelphia , Tay'or and Clements.
Umpire : Hurst.
LOUISVILLE , 5 ; WASHINGTON. 0.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. . May 27. Hill pitched
a magnificent game today and the Senators
vere unable to tct n man on the fecond base
and only two runners reached that bag. At-
endance. 1,200. Score :
. .oulsvllle . 0 00012110 E
iVashlngton . 0 0000000 0 fl
Base hits : Louisville. 8 ; AVashlntrton , 2.
rrors : Louisville. 0 : Washington. 2. Earned
runs : Louisville. 2. First ba e on baKs : Oft
1111. 3 ; oft Mercer , 2. Struck out : By Hill ,
; by Mercer. 2. Tworbnse hit : Wilson.
Sacrifice hits : ClIngman.'HIll. Stolen bases :
Cllngman , Dexter. Double plays : Demont
o O'Brien. Passed ball : Wilson , S. Bat-
crlea : I oulsvllle , Hill and Wilson ; "Wash-
\rrlttcn Cnarnnteo to CURB ANY
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tre&tod ten yeftra ago b&ro nevrr Men a tjmptom c.
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and we elvp the tame Btrpnff ( rufrranteo tucare or rt'fund
alt money. If your fljiuptoms arc | > I m i lc * on. Ture *
ores tliroatt IUUCOUB patcbe * In mouth , rbeu-
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ccneral depreiilon , naliu tn.bead or bonce , you
have no tlmo to wante. These who ara constantly lak.
ingmercuryandpotaih should discontinue It , Constant
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fer to corao here fcr treatment can do TO and wo will
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If wo fall to cure. We challenge tbo world /or a cana
that our Mnnlc Hemecly will not cure. Write for
full'partlcnl r and cct the Tldence. Ve know that
; ou ara tlttlcil , jiutly no too. as the most eminent
pbjBlclan > bare never tt-en able to giro man than tem
porary relief. In our many yearn rractlcc wltlj thli
Single ICumedy It baa lieen'most d.aicult to orer-
coino the pifjuuuo asslnat all ( o slled fpeclflcs. But
underouritrun ? Kuanntre you ehouiduut holtate to
try < hli remedy. You take no chance of loslnw your
money. Wu miarante to cure or refund erery dollar
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vlll try the trratnwnt. Heretofore you bare oecn
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treatments and altnoueb you are not jcteum ) no ono
haa paid back your money. Do not waste aay store
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It. IVrite us > for our 1UO pnm tlDolL und
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REMEDY cures.MASONIC'TEMPLE CO ,
GOOK , , Chicago , III.
\ollce to
Preliminary competitive Bketches , flooi
plans and elevations , ford he
bullJIns. of the Co\.ese .ol the Mechanic
Arts of the University ofjJiebratka will b <
received at the chun < ; ellorn oince in Llncolr
until 9 o'clock a. m. on > xiday. Juno llth
H'J7 , TiulldliigCommltte ( ij plans and datr
for dimensions and Keneraharraneement o :
Door space , conBtructlonat'teatures and ma
terlala may be Been at thasolllce of the as
sUtant superintendent of grounds and build
Inga. Architects should Httdress plans am
all communications to tlia. Building Com
mlttee of the Board of rltf senta , Lincoln
Neb. No compensation will'be I > ald for com
t'etltlve work. The arcWWct chosen fron
those cotnixjtlne to be IHeJ one to furnlsl
building plana will alone IH paid , nnd enl ;
for complete tracings nirrt-Edetail drawlngi
for the construction of tltfbne xvlns ot thi
zald building : now propott l to be erected
The rlBht Is resen-ed to afB6" on > " nnd '
competitive plans. BketirK't5 ' or drawing
offered. J. S. DAIjES. Secretary.
MaySSH i * * ;
Statlo EleotHclty li the only proper treatmen
for ItheumatUm , I.umUjKo. ScUtlca. Gout and al
Nenoui dUeasea. It is approved and recom
mended by the medlca. ) iiruft ) on. Derroatolo
Blst Woodbury. irj West d tit. . New York
has a large Influence machine for < h treatman
of these disease * . Cunsultatlon free ; charge
moderate.
DUFFY'S
\
PURE MALT WHISKEY
All Druggists.
ANY KNOWN MAKI
K.nt i-repald .nywhen
stamp for lUt nod particulars.
SAOMt UCJU.SM , 20 WeU B' y. N. *
Inpton , fiercer and McCSulre. Vrnplrc ;
Kmslle.
Kmslle.STANDING
STANDING OK THB TI3AMS.
Played. Won. l o t. P. C.
n.iltlmora M 21 7 75.0
Cincinnati 59 19 11 6J.S
PltUburB 26 16 10 61.6
Cleveland W 17 11 B0.7
Boston 2.8 17 11 C0.7
Ixml\T.le 27 14 13 51.9
Brooklyn is 14 H 60.0
Philadelphia 29 14 15 4S.3
New York 23 10 IS 43.5
Chi en ) ro . . . < . . . . . 29 10 19 34,5
Washington y S IS SO.S
St. 1/ouls 3S 7 21 25.0
Games for today : ] 1oton at Clnolnnntl ,
IJrooklyn nt PlttMnirg , New York nl St.
Louis , Philadelphia at Chicago , llnltlmore
at Cleveland , WnMiliiRton at Louisville.
SCOUKS OK Till : - \ VKSTill.LKACIIK. .
Grnml Ilntlil * Titlcrn n ( Same from
Kaiinnx Oily.
KANSAS CITY , May 27.-Scorc :
Kansas City 000000010-
Grnml Ilnplds 20410000 -
Ua o Jilts : Knnsnn City , 6 ; Grand llnplds ,
9. Errors : Kansas City. S ; Grand Unplds ,
3. Batteries : Kansas City , Bevls nnd Lake :
Grand Unplds , Scott nnd Buckley.
MINNEAPOLIS , May 27.-Score :
Minneapolis 4 0 2 1 1 0 S 0 0-10
Columbus' 0 04000210-7
Base Tilts : Minneapolis. C : Columbus , 8.
Errors : Minneapolis , 2 ; Columbia. 2. Bat
teries : Minneapolis , Smith nnd Boyle ; Co
lumbus , Dinsmore nnd Fisher.
ST. PAUL. May 27. Score :
St. Paul 0 0045124 1-17
Detroit 0 00300000 3
Base hits : St. Paul. 19 : Detroit. 7. Errors :
t. Paul. 4 : Detroit. 7. Batteries : St. Paul ,
Miylo and Spies ! Detroit , Thomas nnd Trost.
MILWAUKEE , 'May 27-Score :
lllwaukee 50401003 -13
tullnnapoll- ) 0 50002001 8
Base hits : Milwaukee. 15 ; Indlanapollo. 13.
Errors : Milwaukee , 1 : Indlnnapolls , 4. Bat-
erics : Milwaukee , Terry and Spear ; Indl-
napolls. Phlllliw nnd Wood.
STANDING OP THB TCAMS.
Played. Won. Ix > st. P. C.
3t. Paul 32 24 8 75.0
lllnaukec 30 1 ! ! 1Z GO.O
mllanapolls 27 1C U 59.3
Columbus M 14 12 53.S
Jfetrolt 2S 13 15 4G.4
Ilnneapolls 32 13 19 40.6
vnrmas City 30 11 19 "W.7
land Ha lds . . . . . . . . 23 8 2U 23.C
Games for today : Grand Kaplds nt Kan-
as City , Detroit at St. Paul. Columbus at
Minneapolis. Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Wrfiti-rn Association Sc rcn.
DUBUQUE. la. May 27.-Score :
Dubuque 00012100 1 3
Qulncy 10001000 0 2
Base hits : Dubuque , 11 ; Qulncy , 10. Er-
ors : Dubuque , 0 ; Qulncy , 3. Batteries : Du-
mqtie , Nonnarnaker and Sullivan ) Qulncy ,
Johnson and Frisble.
nOCKPORD , 111. , May 27.-Score :
Hockford 20040020 0-B
Deg Molncs 0 1 2 0 0 1 3 2 -9
Base hits : Rockford , 1.1 ; DCS Molnes. 13.
Errors : Itockford , 3 : DCS Molnes , 1. Bat-
erles : Itockford , Bubser nnd Qulnn ; Des
ttolnos , Muuck nnd Ixihman.
CEDAU IIAPIDS. la. . Mny 27. Cedar
lapids-St. Joseph game postponed ; wet
grounds.
PEOIUA , 111. , May 27. No gamewet ;
grounds.
KVI3XTS OX THIS IIUXMXG TRACKS.
AcclilfiitH Occur Jii Hiinllc Knee
ill Murrln J'nrk.
NEW YORIC. May 27. The chief event of
the day at Morris Park was the Ecllppe
stakes for 2-yenr-olds , value $10,000 , and with
jut four starters. Frohman was quoted nt 1
o 5 , but even nt that figure had some back-
era The q-'artet Rot away In good order
and Great ) end went out to make the run
ning , nvlth Cherry Picker alongside nnd
Frohman ratlnK alons In the rear. Thus
they ran until thev came out of the dump ,
when Sloan gave Frohman his head and It
was all over , the son of Himyar trulloplnc
iway from the others as if they were stand-
nf ? still. Cherry Picker managed to outlast
Great Bend and pot the second place.
There was a chapter of accidents In the
c'o for the Hunt cup for nentlemen riders ,
[ toyal Scarlet , the favorite , took the lead at
th beslnnlng and , well ridden by Eustis ,
won alone. At the Liverpool In the last
-ound Tripoli fell , but Mr. Lefilcr held the
frldle and remounted. He passed the next
mrdle In s afety. but on the last but one
Jefore reaching home the horse fell asaln
and Injured his rider FO that he had to be
sent In an ambulance to the Fordham hos-
iltal. Mr. Lellier Is said to be seriously In
ured Internally. In the meantime Mr.
rlayes , on Right of Way. had fal'en nt the
same hurdle and broken hs collar bone , but
wa < i abte to- wall : to the club hous < ? . Results :
First race , five furlongs : Zanone won ,
Takanasse second. Nick third. Time : 0:5SM. :
Second race , ? ix and one-half furlongs :
Brisk won , Trillette second , Savarln third.
Time : 1:21 ! 4.
Tlilrd race , four and one-half furlongs :
[ Cenmore Queen won , Lady Cooper second.
Calculation third. Time : 0:32U- :
Fourth race , five and one-half fuKongs ,
iclipse stakes : Frohman won. Cherry
Picker second. Great Bend third. Time :
1:04 : % .
Fifth race , one mile and one-sixteenth :
Declare won , Sir Vassar second. Maurle
third. Time : 1.-51U.
Sixth race , about two and one-half miles ,
iunt. steeplechase , gentlemen riders : Royal
Scarlet won. Time : 4:33. : Right of Way
and Tripoli nNo ran , but did not finish.
CINCINNATI , May 27. Tfce track at La-
onia todnv WPS fast , but the sport unln-
erestlng. Results :
First race , one jnlle : Rasperwon , Proteus
second , Banquo II third. Time : 1:42V1. :
Second race , five furlongs : Banished won ,
oodrlch second , Don Quixote third. Time :
Third race , seven furlongs : Taluca won ,
jou Bramble second ; Trolley third. Time :
Fourth race , one mile and seventy yards ,
elllng : Georse Clark won , James Munroe
second , Sldkel third. Time : 1:4S : .
Fifth race , four and one-half furlong : Al-
Ic Belle won , Caddie C ascend , Ella JoluiHon
hird. Time : 0:5CVi. :
ST. LOUIS , May27. Track heavy ; weather
cloudy. Hesults ;
.First race , purse , maiden 2-year-olds , four
tnd one-half furlongs : Papa Harry won ,
V > ushmak second , Elenay third. Time :
Second race , selling , s.lx furlonps : Bridget
von. Harrle Floyd second , Joe O'Sot third.
Time : . 1:10. :
ThlrJ race , w ! Jin { ; , five furlonps : Charm
von , Don "Futano second , Dorah Wood third.
Time : 1:02. : . ,
Fourth race. PUKP , one mile : Colonel Gay
von. Long Tim second , Xephyrus third.
Time : H44V4- - -
Fifth race , purse , for maidens , ' 2-year-olds ,
'our und one-htilf furlongs : Howltzor won ,
Naoma second , Afra third. Tlmo : 0:573i. :
Sixth race , selling , six furlongs : Hester
von , Walkover second , Terrier third. Time :
CHICAGO , May 27. Hesulta at Inglesldo
Park :
First racp , three-quarters of a mile : Cav
alry won , Glenold second , Mollle King third ,
Time : 1:15. :
Second race , five-eighths of a mile :
Evnowlci won , Official second , The [ Professor
: hird. Time : l01 ; i.
Third race , three-quarters of a mile : Dlggn
, voni India second , Mies Young third. Time :
1 lit 7 *
Fourth race , one mile : Simmons won ,
Morte Fonse second , I'lnkey Potter third.
Time : Not taken.
Fifth race , three-quarters of a mile : Joe
Manclnl won , Canlleld second , Belle of Niles
third. Time : 1.14'J.
1IIGYCLU HACKS MiXT SATIIIIDAV.
I'rlzcH Incrcanca nnd Muny I2ntrleH
Arc Hxpeelfd.
The racing board of the Associated
Cycling Clubs , under whoso supervision the
Decoration day races are to be given at the
old fair grounds track Saturday afternoon ,
held a special meeting at the Omaha Wheel
club rooms last night to complete the nr-
rangementH for what U expected to be one
of the best events which lias been given In
Omaha for bOine time.
The prize committee decided to Increase
the number of prizes , having met with un
usually good Huccefaln boltclting , and instead
of only offering two prizes for the profes
sional events , decided to give three , as
Bhown by the ] Ut appended. The list as
officially announced last evening will con
sist of the following :
Half-mile Open ( Professional ) First , $25 ;
second , IIS ; third. } 10.
One-mile Tanaem fAmateur ) First , two
bicycle suits , valued at 110 : second , two'pair
bicycle Bhc.es. valued at K.
One-mile Handicap ( Professional ) First ,
* 23 : second , I5 ; third. J10.
Ten-mile Handicap ( Amateur ) Time prize
order for business uult of clothes , valued ai
123 ; first , sliver tray and pitcher , valued u' '
(20 ; second , bicycle suit , complete , valued at
* 18 ; third , pair of "Vim" tires , valued ai
HI ; fourth , ullver sugar bowl nnd half dozen
silver spoons , valued at $7 ; fifth , one camera
valued at K ; elxth , prize donated by Hayden -
den Bros. , article unknown ; seventh , prize
donated by Boston store.
The balance of the fifteen prizes to be
given will be announced later , as the
articles have not all been received as yet
The varloua prizes won at tbU meet will be
given to the winners at the Omaha Whee
club rooms Saturday night at 8 o'clock sharp
The prize committee announced that all the
prizAti will IM In readiness for dlilrlbutloi
at the time and place designated and wll
each be eomethlne of a useful nature ,
Phlllu Windhelm , chairman of the track
committee , announced tno oflicera tor the
( Jay a fpllown :
rliiiifps. W. JI. McCord , ) Ln Llve ey ( Ber
Jradfonl. Fred Kuhno and n. K Huntlcyj
imcrs , W. J , Fey , Max RcIchenbMR , Fred
pratlrn and W. A. Paxton. Jr. ; starter. W.
V. Turner ; referee. F. II. Slefkcnj
lerk of course , Will Plxloy ; nmlstnnt ,
Inrry Mulhnll ; announcer. H. C. Hnrtry ;
hlef marshal , G. F. Column.
The en ry committee announced the entries
9 bflng very slow In coming In , but It Is
onfldently cTpectcfl that 'a large number
will enter today before 12 o'clock noon , the
Ime set for receiving applicatlong.
Among those already entered nre :
K. R. Bine- , Frank Austin , Ray McOreer nnd
O. W. McBrlde of Mncoln ; H. K. Smith and
du lx > ule of Council Bluffs ; II. K. Fredrick-
son. II. C. Ondke , George Mlorstdn nnd
many other well known amateur and pro Cos-
lonals.
There Is some talk of attempting to get up
match race between Mojsrs. Barnes nnd
laldwln , who have been appointed as two
mounted ofllcrrs for the day , In order to
emontrnte their ability to compete with
he ( scorchers who attempt to convert the
irlnclpa ! streets and boulevards Into race
racks.
The track will bo put In first-das con-
Itlon early Saturday morning and nil trams
nnd vehicle ; ) will be kept off tbu grounds
mtll after the conclusion of the races In
he afternoon ,
WIIKIM. HACKS AT TIII3 .HIXH MUKT.
Ileyclp Hlilrrs to Co AlmiK ttlth tlic
The Omaha Fair nnd Speed association hnn
arranged for a series of bicycle races dur-
ng the June meet nnd linn provided the fol-
onlng events nnd prizes :
Tuesday ; Half-mile , nmntcur First , gold
vatch. valued at $33 ; second , pair Vim tires.
alucd nt 112 ; third. X liny bicycle ! nmt\
alued nt J5. One mile , professional First ,
23 ; second. J15 ; third , J10.
Wcilnonday : Ono mile , amateur First ,
tcmlngton uoublp-barrel photcun , valued nt
33 ; ppcond , pair ot Hartford tires , valued at
12 ; third. Christy bicycle saddle , valued
t J3. Ilnlf-mllp. professional First. J25 ;
ccond , 115 : third , J10.
Thursday : Trto mlleB. amateur First ,
; old watch , valued at $30 ; second , Plngle-
rnrrel shotpun , valued nt $13 ; third , heavy
wnnter , valued at $3. One mile , professional
First , $23 ; second. $15 ; third. $10.
Friday : One mile , amateur First. Win-
heater repeating shotgun , valued at } 30 ; we
nd. pair of Morgan & Wright tires , valued
t $12 ; third , flve-shot revolver , valued at $8.
Two miles , professional First , $23 ; second.
13 ; third. $10.
There- will be an entrance fee for profcs-
lonala of $1 for each event and for amateurs
f 50 cents for each event.
D. J. O'Brien , consul for Nebraska of the
.eague of American Wheelmen , has Inter-
sted himself In the success of these races
nnd promises that there will be a largo num
ber of speedy men entered.
CHKDITOIIS 1-1M ) NO COMKOIIT.
Ulicrn Cl nl in All the llnrxc * III Uic
SnllNlmry String.
OAKLAND , Col. , May 27.-Crodltors of
Munroe Salisbury , the horseman , tried today
n the superior court to learn something
of his financial affairs. The examination de-
eloped Into n battle over three valuable
ace horses , namely : Azote , Rect nnd Miss
Margaret , nicy were to have formed part
if the string Salisbury Is now taking east.
Saturday night the sheriff wan placed in
charge of the stock as they were about to
cave Pleasanton. Charles L. Grililth made
t demand for the horses. He declared
hat they belonged to his father's estate
and Salisbury had no interest in them. The
creditors decided to raise the embargo and
o permit the horses to go. A bond for
7,00) was given. Grililth stated that Salls-
lury had sold a half Interest In Azote to
Mlllen Gi illlth before the latter's death.
\zote was purchased originally in IKS I for
1,500. A petition to throw the stock farm
nto Insolvency will be heard today.
\o Kodrc H for Trnlner * .
SAN FRANCISCO. May 27. Trainers of
prize fighters can not look to the courts
o assist them In the collection of training
fets. Judge SeaweJl so decided yesterday In
he suit of J. J. Raur against Thomaa Shar-
tey. The plaintiff sued for a balance of
$ alleged to be due William Smith for
training Sharkey for his light with FitK-
simmons. Judge Seawell held that the
cause of action was one which could not be
maintained In a court of justice and or
dered the case dismissed.
CruUcr'n Home I'laci-il Tlilril.
LONDON , May 27. At the first day's rac-
ng of the Salisbury meeting today , Mr.
llchard Croker's bay filly Georgians fin-
Shed third In the race for the City bowl ,
valued nt 100 sovereigns. Sir William In
grain's Comfrey won.
11-cK-ler to Play Jii Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI , May 27. Jake Beckley , yrho
was released by the New York club a few
days ago , will bo employed by the Cincinnati
club today and will play first base for the
alter team on next Saturday's game.
A
The forerunner of a train of evils , which
.00 often culminate fatally , Is Inactivity or
etlmrgy of the Iddneyo. Not only Is Bright'a
disease , diabetes , gravel , or some other
dangerous Integral disease of the organs
themselves to be apprehended , but dropsical
diffusions from the blood , rheumatism and
; out , arc all traceable to the non-removal
: rom the blood by the kidneys of certain
Impurities. Hosteller's Stomach Bitters
depurates the blood , renders the kidneys
active and prevents their disease.
SI tint Ilnve n I'ny Dnr.
Members of the executive committee of
Typographical union , No. ISO , held a meeting
ast night to consider matter * In connection
vith the Labor Bulletin , a weekly paper that
appeared for the tlrst time last week. They
passed resolutions requiring the paper to fix
upon a regular weekly pay day. Publishers
are now considering a plan to make the pa
per a co-operative affair , the printers taking
itock In lieu of cash , While this plan is
satisfactory to some of the employes , It Is
vigorously opposed by others.
Terrlblo Accident H is a terrible acci
dent to bo burned or scalded ; but the pain
and agony and the frightful disfigurements
can be quickly overcome without leaving a
scar by using Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo.
LOCAL IlItllVITIHS.
There will be a special meeting of the
) nmha Bricklayers' union In Labor temple
thla evening.
Fishermen at Cut Off lake ore taking
some flno strings of bass , sun fish and crop-
plct ) these days.
A yellow wagon wheel waa otolen from a
vehicle belonging to 8. E. Reed of 28C1 Caa-
slus street yesterday or Wednesday night.
The women of St. Mary's Avenue Con
gregational church will hold a festival lu
he church parlors tnlo evening from
8 to 10 o'clock.
Ilov. Luther M. Kuhns will preach the
annual sermon before the Young Men's
Christian association of Midland college ,
Atchlson , Kan. , Sunday evening.
Wednesday burglars attempted to get Into
the basement of the First Congregational
church. They were frightened away before
they succeeded in gaining an entrance.
The casra against Frank Dolezal and Joe
Koutsky have been postponed until next
week ) owing to the Inability of the county
attorney to take up the matter this -week.
J. W , Thomas , receiver of the Midland
State bank , will sell the assets of the bank
at public sale at the cant door of the court
tiouso , Juno 28 , from 10 a. m , , to 4 p. m ,
Tbo women of the Plymouth Congrega
tional church will amueo themselves aud
tbelr frlenda this evening by giving
what Is termed "An Old Now England Sew
ing Society" ID the church parlors. Refresh ,
inents will bo served.
ICMCIITS TKMIM.AU INSTALLATION.
BInny Vlnltnrit lrrent nnit Ilrfrmtt-
inrittn Arc Scrvrd.
Mount Calvary coramandery , No. 1 , Knlghta
Templar , held & public Installation of offi
cers Im night Infft onlc temple. The
ceremony was attended by a goodly number
of the knlRhtn In full uniform , some ot their
friends and A largo delegation of women. In
all the attendance numbered about 200. They
wcro called upon to enjoy aory agrccablo
evening.
The ceremony of Installation was becun
at 7.30 o'clock and lasted for almost w couple
ot hour . A portion ot this tlmo nni taken
up with selections from the choir of the First
Methodist church And a Htrlnged quarteU
The following officers wcro Installed by Past
Grand Commander IX II , Wheeler and Paal
Commander Victor White : George E. Warner ,
commander ; James W. Maynard , goneralleul *
mo ; Albert P. Drink , captain general ; Wil
liam T. Itoblnson. excellent prelate ; Alfred M.
Oleson , senior warden ; Samuel D. Cadwell.
Junior warden ; I cverolt M. Anderson ,
treasurer ; Rbon K. Long , recorder ; Benjamin
F. Thomas , standard bearer ; William U
Hitter , sword bearer ; Oscar R , Allen , warden ;
Fred W. Richards , third guard ; John B.
Simpson , second guard ; John II , Watklna.
first guard ; Oeorgo M. White , sctitluol.
At the conclusion of the ceremony the an-
eonibliigo filed Into the dining room ot tha
temple , where a delightful Informal recep
tion was held. Light refreshments of Ice
cream , strawberries , cake nnd punch were
served. Later In the. evening several houw
wcro spent In the enjoyment ot the dance.
Among those pn-aenl were the following sir
knights , many ot them being accompanied
by their nlvcs or fcmlnlno friends :
H. P. Dcucl. P. S. C. : D. II. Whoelor.
P. G. C. ; Ed Honey , P. C. ; C. Chase. P. C. ;
0. Anderson. P. C. ; C. II. Akin , P. C. ! Vic
tor Wht.e. P. C. ; K. 11. Perfect , P. C. ; L.
K. Do Lorlmlcr. P. C. : P. C. Dcralon. P. C. ;
C. N. Powell. Samuel llurns , 11. W. Ilrcck-
enrldge. H. Templar , T. F. Godfrey. M. C.
Howes. H. Wcllcr , R. J. Dinning.
Charles Baxter , Charles Mullen , Geori/-
Fltchctt. J. II. Robertson. O. T
McBwen , John Guild , Fred Stabrut ;
P. E. Dunb.tr of Council Bluffs , W. Y. Tcel-
zel , I. 0. Flyng , U. W. Wllsey of Blair. J.
II. Rorco of Chadron , A. 13. Miller. John. . G.
Willis. John Gwln. George T. Nicholson.
J. D. Colby of Hyde Park , MOBS. ; L. . L. Davla
of Fremont. I ) . O. Sutphcn , Ed Davis.
.Memorial day services will bo attended
by the commandcry at the First Presby
terian church on next Sunday morning. The
sermon will be preachixl by Rev. John Mo-
Quold. The knights will assemble at the
asylum at 9:45 : o'clock In full uniform and
march to the church In a body.
PEUSOXAU I'AUACUAI'IIS. . (
J. W. Wright. Chicago , Is at the State.
S. C. Warren , Smyrna , Is at the Barker.
George Fox , New York , Is at the State.
Dr. T. E. Stack , Humphrey , Is In the city.
Dr. George Mozco , Geneva , Is at the Mer
cer.
cer.O.
O. P. Clerln , Kansas City , Is a Barker
guest.
William Krotlcr , Stuart , U stopping at the
Mercer.
T. C. Krotter , Palisade , la registered at the
Mercer.
E. L. Cox , Chicago , Is registered at the
Mlllard.
George F. Porter , Denver. Is stopping at
the State.
John C. Black , Plttsburg , Pa. , lo stopping
at the Barker.
Harry O. Rico and wife , Nebraska City ,
are In Omaha.
H. S. Archer , Greenfield , Mass. , Is stopping
at the Mlllard.
Nat Wolff and Will Freedmen , New York ,
are at tbo Millard.
A. A. DeVore ot Chlccgo Is in the city on
a short business visit. "
Charles Holmes and T. R. Cook of Chicago
cage nro at the Mercer.
Francis Martin nnd wife , Falls City , nro
registered at the Millard.
J. F. Hurd , local agent for. a freight line ,
has goue west on business.
E. A. Butler , an Implement dealer at Aus-
ley. Is a visitor In the city.
Robert Collins , Grecley. Colo. , is In the
city , and stopping at the State. * *
II. F. Tallmadge has gone to Denver and
Colorado points on a pleasure trip.
J. H. Colvln , general agent for the Grand
Trunk , left for the west last night.
Mrs. S. D. Foss has gone to Chicago , where
she will visit friends for a fortnight.
R. W. Patrick returned last evening from
Washington and other eastern points.
A. K. Goudy , Lincoln , ex-stato superin
tendent of public Instruction , Is In the city.
E. R. Spencer , n banker at Firth , and a
member of the last state senate , is in Omaha.
R. H. Townley , Lincoln , ex-clerk of tha
State Banking board. Is a visitor in the city.
Charles Morton , who has been In St. Loulu
on business for a week , returned home last
night.
George Wcstervclt , an attorney at Salt Laka
City , is In Omaha , and stopping at the Mll
lard.
Charles Harrison. W. M. Harmon and W.
S. McKee of Missouri Valley are Barker
guests.
E. S. Jenkins , agent for the Adams Express
company at St. Joseph , can be found at th
Barker.
H. H. Marley , 'traveling passenger agent
for the Michigan. Central , left for Denver
last night.
L. Kelley , Kearney ; George A. Hall , Waterloo
lee ; A. Boyler , Bennlngton , are Ncbrasltans
at tbo State.
J. B. Dinsmoro , Button- ; MUss L. Berthold ,
West Point , nnd F. C. Zehruug , Lincoln , are
Ncbragkans at the Mlllard.
Bert Brewster , for many years a clerk In
the ofllco of the commissioner of public lauds
and buildings at Lincoln , Is In the city.
Superintendent P. J. Nichols of the Union
Pacific left yesterday on a tour ot Inspection
over tbo southern llnea of the company.
G. W. Secord , 0. C , Williams. Clay Center ;
F. C. Matteson , J. J. Bonekemprr and A.
Bauer , Sutton , and T , H. Matters , Harvard ,
are attending court In this city.
Brent K. Votes leaves for Hiawatha , Kan. ,
today , where tomorrow li will deliver the
Decoration day address. Mr. Yates' father ,
who died n few days ngo , was for a number
of years the commander of tbo Grand Army
post ot Hiawatha.
Ncbraskans at the hotels ; J , E. Unas ,
Genoa ; H. II. Woodall , Norfolk ; A. Schmidt ,
St. Paul ; II. M. Faddls , Pass ; G. 15. Richard
son , LlJwood ; F. E. LUhon , Hooper ; H. II ,
Treat , Fremont ; T. A. Peterson , Mlndcn ; U.
H. Claypool , Orlcaus.
Ira P. Hlgby , a brother of City Clerk
Hlgby , and for homo time chief clerk at the
Lincoln hotel In Lincoln , Is In Omalia , and It
is reported that ho will become chief Clerk
of the Murray after Juno 1 , a position ho
held for a long time some years ago ,
J , J. Colllster , Kansas City ; William Hoy-
man. St. Lou'u ; F. W. Gilbert , Cleveland ; J.
P , Cobb , Detroit ; Julius Lyons , Keoknk ; F.
A. Scars. Salt Lake City : W. H. Arnold ,
Pueblo ; M. U. Neumann , Philadelphia ; S. J.
Ellison , Des Molnes ; J. & Campbell , Phila
delphia , are registered at tha Mlllard.
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