Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 10, 1881, Page 4

k extract at S o+ Mash at Doolitt 5 per doz 1 LEMON~, i Oxa & 0., Grocer. see them. rd quick train watches st LM & ERICKSON, opposite Postoffice. Church Notee. h Strest Thnraday wuz pe the sociable pecislly <he evening. ial gatherin be hine, e north Burt and Twenty- tha evening,firom 7330 Barna- he resi- | cars is ewployed in haull else but snow over that RAILWAY RECORD. The Exportation of Snow to Our Neighboring State, nlucky Specisl Car and unt of snow drift- the Unfon Paclfic 10k street, made ve it in order to rding- erday,s train ofC. B. £Q coal- the snow from sbeut the depot and dumping it into the river, nesr the west end of the bridge. Passengers observing this train snw was bolog ex- ported to 1 ssw nothing ay. BANDON 1o the car contalnlng and party of the U. r way home from the east, was noticed in yestorday's BeE, ho car, special car onod entirely and litch near Stryker's accident oceurred. wes narroaly excaped with This ear was unlacky and ent which had 2 s2cond on fis laet om Denver Fort Collins, Surveyors are already in ors wre being em Burlington & ton o flat le blocksde usual the new pussenger depol pancy on March R 89¢ SHIRT ! JUR 892 SHIRT ! ! OUR 892 SHIR OUR 8% SHIR' woth 10th annual ade Bail, T'arner's and each « Peach 35c Peach 10c Peach 2 pound full weig] At FLEMING'S, Good & ERICK: the P. 0. Graxp Cexti 212 16¢h street near Masonic Hall guarantes atrictly “first class work,” Give us LLERY. and promptness. Redpath’s Lecture James Redpath will deliver his ure on the Irish land war ting the British parlisment, pertaining to the present troubles between landlord and nt in Ireland, at the academy of areat lo: and other subjects now ag o Monday evening next. Mr. York Tribane. profound America, and the 'and leag: thetic prosen which the tenantry of Ireland suf- path is an American by Omahs, Idles ty of hearing the T on cxplainad in an eloguent and im- partial manner. Admission wiod fifty cents, The lecturs will commence at 8 o'clock kdone st EDHOLM opp. the P. O. UNDERWEAR ! = sy 5 ,)A‘.(“‘Musl o closed out at some price. If you cin ur C the jewelers, +.. | Creichton Block, Fifteenth strect. | arriving f February, 1881, | councilmen of said Wi H. Ruvey, f 5cd ward. the 3¢d | narai ook ation lint, for vse at the | g D s to Eigur- house and wse soms of those handsome suits ily Aretics not delag, b Tew's mammoth clot Death Reco Mary, 1ofant daughter of M. J. Me- tied February Sth, 1881, 3 Fu- to-day at o'elock »d five months. 2ce at 3 p. m. Holy §. of whooping | chter of Richard Fuseral will tako J'elock, from the entoenth s year, the first committee of the ctors of the U, P. have this yesr a broad th to the ndard gange Pondre river k. a distance of over ata to begin work s ssid that the or, Salt Lake & Westeru railway, ¢ will also seek & Uet through Poudre pass, ely contost between the This is In ac- cars went west h at this nof the year in obstructing U. & Northwestern road peration and Thers will be passencerftrains daily and which toh work done at EDHOLM Redpath visited Ireland last ter ax special correspondent of The His letters seneation in rested » sympathy for Ly their vivid and pa- tion of the wrongs on- ques. Tet the Academy be STATE ¥UND: Lixcors, Febroary 8, 1881.—The following communicstion was received by the senate in reply to the resolu- tion of inquiry concerning the where- aboats of tho stato funds In the bands of banks and backers: EN MASQUE. The Carnival Opening in Good Earnest. Brilliant Balls Past and to Come, Certificate of dej ational ban 1881, on demand wi terest. Certificate &Co, Jan l:flsi!. of Omaha k, January 6, out i The carnival season was opened Sat- i, si02 urday evening last by a geand mas- quersde ball at Brandt's Turner hall, under the ausploes of the Omaha La- dios Society, an auxillary branch of the Taraers, and cne which {s devot- ing its effrts toward securing fand for the erection of a new hall. The attendance was good and Steluhanser's fine orchestra was on hand to add to the many other attractive features, and there was no lack of interest. The evening began with ashort pantomime performance, in which Prince Carnisal was resurrected, being dug out of his grave In the center of thestage. After this the ball opened, aud continued until 6 o'clock, a. m. The decorations woro elegaat, aad a sumptuous supper was paovided by Mr. Brandt. The offer of prizen to the best maskers brought out many nice, and a number of o0dd, costumes, Mits M. Windhelm recelved the ficst prize for ladies’ costume, repre- senting an “odalisque.” Mre. E. Andres, n the character costume of a noble lady of the six- teenth century, took the second prize. Charles Smithberger, as a Mexlcan Cavellero, acd Paul Gortehmann, Jas Humpty Dumpty, carried off the prizes for geptleman maskers, Certificate, of Lincoln, January cate, Marst. Brother ,000 00 of Fremont, -January 5000 €0 Certificate, banking I B. Dinsuore & Co ton, January 6, 1851 Total amount of certificates | Amountin U. S, bouds held_ns an investment cfsurpl funds, and purchased by der of the board created act_of legislature, 1579, and on which t! beeueceived for th Total of state fund on hand date, and condition of ti same. Rockford quick traln watches at EDHOLM & ERICKSON, opposite U. S. Postoflice. Gone to Ger Married. It will be a bit of news of interest to evarybody, when we say tbat one of our genial and popular county offi- cisls, Mr. John G. Jacobs, will, to- morrow, at9 o'clock s, m. take unto himeelf a wife. Mr. Jacobs was sup posed to be & confirmed cld bachelor and been given up by mosh of his frienda to the horrors of that condi- tion, until just previous to his depar- tarefor the cast the rumor that be Was frying to rent a cottage, put a re- porter on the scent of anitem. He will bo married at Hanover, Penn., to Miss Mary B. Soliday and Immediately after leave for York, where the wedding dinner will be given, and will leave the same day for Omahs, by way cf Clnc'nnati, St. Louis, etc, arriving hofie about a week from to-day. Rockford quick train watches at EDHOLM & ERICKSON, opposite U. 8. Postoffice. THE CONCORDIA. Metz'a hall was Taesdsy the scene of a brillisnt affalr, the annual mas- querade ball of the Concordia society . The hall and gallerles were crowded with markers and apectators, who only awaited the Grand March by Stein- hauser’sorchestrs, to openthe evening's galties. The preparatiens for this ball hiad occupied weeks and the re- salt was seen in costumes of unusual richness, beauty and elegance. Many of them were tmported feom New New York ata great expense for this cecasion. The committes of srrange- monts consisted of H. Pandt, A. Moger, L. Raapke, E Burmeister, A. Dorman, H. Schwabs, Wm. Sievers, and Jullus Meyer, all of whom ap- peared in the rich and elegaut cos tumes of Hungarisn hussars, of gold” scarlet and black velvet. Among many other elegant cos- tames wora wero the following: Mra. Ferd. Schroeder, Red Riding Hood; Mrs. Hubormann, Caucasisn; Mr. Horton, Night; Mre. Sinhold, Nurse; n and Arctics, at H, Domze & Co.'s. IT DIDN'T PAN OUT. A Confidence Game Which for Once Failed to Work. A Man Who Ought to Have a Medal. Tt is our duty 50 often to chronfcls the successful work of sharpers and confidence men that when we come across a case in which the tables are tarned it is a pleasure to glve it away. At the same time we would 5| remark that it would be well for some of our officers or the magor's deteo- tives to got after some of these bold follows and bring them up short, The following is taken from The Lincoln 3lobe: Mr. W, Frank, an elderly, kind-hearted appearing gentleman from Red Oak, Iowa, arrived in the city Tuesday. Ho fs looking over the state with a vlew of purchasing a stock farm* During a ploasant call this morning he related the following H. 3| which oconrred on his way hero while waitlng for the train in Omaha yester- day afternoon. At the depot in Council Blufis he nottced a coupls of well-dreseed, smart looking men who scemed to be talking about him; later, whilo wait- ing at the depot in Omaba, one of the gentlemen stepped vp to him, and, apologizing for his boldness, steted that ho had aeen him bofore, and asked where he was from, and where he was going. Mr. Frank told him he was golng to Koarney, when the man extended his hand and told him he was a prominent merchant of Kearney, and was now on his way home after an_extensive pur- chase of goods. Mr. Frack then told him that he was from Red Ock, Iowa, st which the stranger appeared much pleased and asked If ho knew Mr. Murry, a prominent Iawyer of Red Oak and claimed to be his brother. Mr. Frank laughingly teld him that he neither looked nor acted like Law- yer Murry, to which the stranger re- plied that he ““took after his mother,” while the lawyer rescmbled their father. The stranger then asked Mr. Frank to take a walk with him down to the office of his ageat, thronzh whom ho purchased his goods, As Frank was tired of waitlog he consented to the walk. They had not gone buta few rods when they met the ‘‘agent” coming to sec the merchant about Workingmen know whero to go for your driok of pure Kentacky 10 cent whiskey, imported gins and Irish whiskeys, Badwelser boor. Agent for St. Gotthard Bitters. D. L. McGregay, 314 South 10th St. Mes. Dormann, Black Forest ocos- tame; Mrs. Burmester, Mald; Mr. Festner, clown; Mr. R. Siemon, old woman; Mr. Scherb, trapper; Mr, Ed. Maurer, Irishman; Mr. Henry Meyer, Mephist>; Mr. Hubormann, confec- tioner; Mr. Edward Peycke, domino; Mr. Wilrodt, hunter; Mr. Sinhold, Zouave; Mr. Stradmann, harlequin; Mr. Schroeder, soldier 16th century; Mrs. Welss, noble lady; Mrs. Rapp, noble lady; Mrs. Scherb, Mrs. Stradt- map, wons; Mrs, Metz, Queen of Night; Mrs, Weinhagen, mermaid; Miss Pundt, sallor costame; Mrs. R. Stemon, French cook; Miss Roeder, Night; Miss Maggie Lang, Goddess of Liberty; Miss Carrle Lang, mail carricr; Miss Heimrod, Hesslan suit. . Tho regalsr danclog programme was preceded by two hours of music and promenading, sfter which the usual enjoyments of sach occaslons were kept up until a late hoar. MAENNERCHOR M ASQUERADE. The Omsha Maenuerchor’s tenth annual maequerade ball will be held on Taesday evening, March 1st, in the two adjolning halls, (Turner's’and Matz's halls). Two full orchestras have becn engaged, and it will sur- pass all provioue ma ked balls given by the Maennerchor. The committze of arrangements consista cf William Aust, Wm. Mack, Henry Strasburg, J. Bolkhall, A. Stall, Fred. Schmldt and H. Rozensweig. STANDARD CLUB. The masquerade party by the Stan- dard clab, which will take place one week from to-night is looked forward t0 aa the event of the season. This well known club will try to tske the cake off of everything and they usual- ly come pretty nesr doing what they try to. None will be admitted with- out masks so that spectators will not occupy spaco to the exclusion of t h jan 27-1m EVERYBODY can afford a clock now, for Whipple, McMillen & Co. bave rocelved thoso elegant NICKLE PLATED timo keepers and will gell them for very little money. The seml-monthly s:cial gathering of St. Barnabas churot, will be held at the residence of Mr. Johuson, on the northwest corner of Bart and Twenty- second etroct, to-morrow eveni Hours from 7:30 to 11 o'clock. Real Estate Transfers. Dexter L. Thomas and wife to Sarah Cane: w. d., lots 1, 2, 3, and 4, block 70, Florence—S60. Joseph M. Reeso to Sidney H. Buf- fott: w. d., parcel in sec. 21, t, 15, r. 13 e.—8925. James Murray and wife to D. L. Thomaa: w. d., lots 3, block 50; lot 2, block 76, and out-lot 203, Florence— $100. T. W. T. Richards to school dlstrict No.'13:'q. c. d. 1sq tinn sw}, scc. 7, t. 16, r. 11 e—21.00. Gao. W. Warren and wife to school district No, 43;w. d., 1sq. A, fn n. W, cor. m. b e. w. §acc. 7, .19, r. 11, &.—§20. John H. Kellom and wife to Silas P. Brigge; w. d, 8. } lot G, and all of lot H, Kellom's add., Omaha—$1,000. W, F. Heins, county treasurer, to Patrick McGavook, t. d., lot 4, blook 267, Omaha—24 17. John A, Horbach and wifs to John H. Brower, w. d., lot 2, block 8, Par- ker's add., Omaha—8400. 1 Rockford quick train watches at EDHOLM & ERIOKSON, opposite TU. S. Postoffie Gorinue. Coriane aud her “merrio makers” arrived from St. Joe this morning and will appear at the Academy as adver- tised to-iight and to-morrow night. They aro a large and happy family, presided oyer by Mrs. Jennie Kim- ball, Corlome’s mother, who, by the way, is a talker, and means businees from the word ‘“go.” The young tolks are weil-bred, and have good homes in Boston where they all be- long. Mrs. Roblusou is the matron and tskes & motherly charge of the girs, “Corinne,” the precocious, i1 very childish off the btage, and has an extensivs assortment of dolls which she delights to instruct and dress for tho various parts in “Pinafore” and “The Magic Slipper.” Sne is not much of a talker, but her mother, Mrs. Kimball, makes up for her, being always ready to dilate on the cleverness of her charming little daughter. Mre. Kimball herself for soveral years was very popalar in the role of Cinderella, and the perfection to which she has brought the ‘‘Merrie Makers” cloarly demonstrates her mansgerlal abilities. Farmers’ institute. The programme of the Farmers’ Institute, to bs held at Lincoln, com- mencing Tuesday, February 15, is as follows: 10 2. m.—Vegetable gardening, po- tato culture, sorghum—its culture and magufacture. annual masquerade on the 26th in- stant. As this society’s masquerades always are very popular in Omaha both the capacious Metz and Tarner halls have been secured for the oc- cusion. Messra. Steinbauser's and Hoffman’s bands are engaged, and no efforts will be spared to make ft the graudest of the season. Good watch work done at EDHOLM & ERICKSON'S, opp. the P. 0. Koights of Fythias. Tuesdsy the officers of the newly organized Omsha lodge K. of P., wero installed in Hornberger's hall, and about twenty new members wero taken in. The lodge atarts out in good shape with over thirty members. The installation was conducted by Deputy Grand Chancellor John Kubn, the offioers installed being as follows: Pnet Chancellor Commander—Se- ‘basiian Blamle. Chancellor Krause. Vice-Chancellor Commander—Peter Hintze. Master of Exchequer—Henry Horn- berger. Keeper of Records and Seals — Charlos Merkt. Master of Finance—Emil Motager. Prelate—AugustKempfe. Master of Arms—Henry Lenh: Tnner Gasrd—Frank Grossma: Outer Gnard—Leonard Libal. Commander—H. G. t % d cultare, profit- able care of pigs, timber culture. Feb. 18—Dairying, live fences, or- chard and nursery. Among those taking part in the in- Mesers. Briscoe, Burin- Hawley, Craig, Kauff- man,’ G. M. Hawley, Cheney, Leo- nard, Chri Calberton. Good watch work done at EDHOLM & ERICKSON'S, opp. the P. O. SEE! SEE!! thenew NICKLE-PLATED CLOCKS at Whipple, McMillan & Co.’s. They avo of the latest pattern, gaarsnteed to keep good time and will be sold for from $2.00 to $3.00 lees than even Prof. Thompson and | some freight charges on thoso goods which would have to bo paid at Oma- haand the balanco when thoy arrived at Kearney. The stranger scemed surprlsed, and taking out his pocket-book, roplied, that although ho had nothing but a check—which ho displayed consplcu- ously, he had several Laondred dollars in his satchol at the depot. The “agent” was in very mach of a hurry and eaid no time was to be lost 1f tho goods gov away on that trafn. Thon the stranger turned to his “new found friend” and asked him a loan of thirty dollars for a fow moments, until they cond return to the depot, and offered the check es security. To this the grosn-looking, Innocent ap- 3 =" | poating old gentleman quletly shut one eyo and showed ths tip cf his toague a* the of his mcuth, which little move greatly disooncozt- SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE—Advertisements To Loan, For Sale, Lost Found, Wants, Boardicg, &z, will be fn- once for TEN CENTS per line; ench subsequent insertion, FIVE CENTS per llao Tho first insertion nover less than TWENTY-FINE N[OUEY 50 YOAN_Gul st Law Offco ! HOMAS, Room 3, Creighton Block ONRY 10 Faraham strest. Dr. Rdwerda Loan Agency, | nov-i2.41 e gencral b st be a good fook and washer Pbly southeast corner WA and ironer. 'Aj i A S VW AED S szeuts, Sylendid Tiota Fanily-Record Pictora. Best_paying the United States. For proof and torms dress C. H. Short Chicago, 8140 ANTED—Good _girl for ¥ neral Mrs. J. paid and situa apply who canpot % character, ability and cleanliness, comner 13tk and Harney streets, or at Dodge streat. 31 ANTED Doarders and lodgers at 8. E. cor. 12th and Howard. Also a barn for 2959 | WA in cveimnt oies oty 10 start a meat marketi n some small west ern town, whers there 18 nons, o where one 8 1 would take a reliable partner. Address ‘sbb, Jackson, Dakota Co., Neb, 90-tf ANTED—A gocd Isundress,at the Occlient- al Hotel, corner 10th aud Harney streets . | VW A3TED o tuin e e e tp | W ey tora phacon. direes_ M. Ny Bro st W ATE=A ko sz, 110 Fara FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAND. od frontroom for gentloman, contrally loca'ods - Iequire | &t 1415 Howard between 16th and 15th Ste, | it DRUG STOR best Tocalit w© R SALE—In oue of the west. 1 you want to KIN, Nortouil With board, suitabls {or gentleman 1ady, 16th and Clifornia strect, (white hows O, BENT—ttacy turmished fron room 1 scutn sido, at 1510 Davenport 8. 108-ct 15 per mo Grotghton Block. [OR RENT__A {arnished, scuth tont. room. Inquire at No. 1612 Farnham St. £84.0 YOR RENT_2 furnished rooms over Mor. chants Exchango, N. E. Cor. 16th and Dodeo strects. 0.t ForgE O SALE—Sero Faraham street. ot 2000 busi JOHN L. McCAGU! Opposite Postoffico. he Saratoga Brewery, located ho Fair grounds, on easy terms. teulars o 29518 71OR SALE—Maps of Douglas and Sarpv coun- 1y, showing location of farm houses, schools, il and wagon roads, echool and_voting pre. clnts, at prices from $100to 32 60 each. As there are only afew coples Ieft. Partics wisning o purchaso should o 9> at once, st offco of ANDIEW ROSEWATER, Gl ngiacer sl and furniture of a first class hotel in 8 Lown of 1300 inhebitants, In a. Tas 24 beds, tho travell nquire at Bee ofice — 218-+{ A BARGAIN—A building with farnitareand stock, oa 10th S5, opposite tho U B. depot, Iofsae vary cheap: Or it fxtures, turniiare snd stock witl ba. sofd ol Tl Taguire o b, KNELSS: OR SALE—Two closo carriag ed the gentlemanly mershant (1) and bis agent” and they lmmodiately atart- ed off tolook at “‘those goods,” while Mr. Frank went and notified the po- lico of the presenco of the confidence chaps, and then boarded tho train for whistling to himself *“did you ever caich a wease! asleep.” Occidental Hotel, corner of Tonth and Howard streets, J.J. Pagnter, proprletor. Tis he- tel has been repaired snd furnished with new furnituro throughout, and affords first-class accommodation to the traveling public. Charges reason- able. i PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS Prof. C. D. Wilbur, of Crete, is in the city Mr. L. R. Hunter, the insurance man, went do o Lincoln this morning. County ek Manchester has Leen in Lincoln for the past two days. Cal. Sam. Wood, a prominent politician of Virginia City, Montana, went east arrived last vight w York city, and will go 1 busi. ness with his brother, on Tenth street in a fow da District Cours, ug preceedings were had et court. yesierday, Judge . Savago presiding: Hagscom of. al, ve, O'Mara et sl ; order on mandate. Grand jury empanneled and sworn and evtered upon their dutles. A. J. Simpuon appolnted foreman. aman et al. vs. Sedgwick et al.. nued for eervico The follos in the d Jame: d at from the dochet. Stratz v, Hartmaz et anawer In ten daya. Jonet adjourned nntil this morning 4t 9:30 o'clock. leave to Jay Gould Moves Into the Tall Bulld. ing. New Yosk, Februsty 7.—The stockholders of the American Union mex this mornisg a6d ratifled the con- tracé of sonsolidation. Jay Gould this morning changed hii fice to the Weetorn Usion bai ing, and at oneo ontered upod hia d tovas vico presldent of that_inatitu- tion. William H. Vanderbilt has retired from the Executive commlttee of the telegrsph company, but still re- tains his Director's seat. General Eckort, formerly President of the A erican Union thia morning sssum- ed the duties of his new office as Gen- Of the cousclidated come OMAHA AND SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. wil be Piatttmouth, Nevras at 10:30 o'clock . m. rectors, and any other business OHN A. DENISON, sn inferior clock. ; Academy of Musle. The meeting will be held in the ™ cretary. Ty cothne before the meeting. 3 w l Boston, Janusry 18, 1861, P J. H. FLIEGEL & CO. Saccessors to J. T. THIELE, MERCHANT TAILORS, No, 1220 Douglas Street, OMAHA, NEE. 1,000,000 Acres of Beautiful Rich PRAIRIE LAND, Located In all the Counties of EASTERN NEBRASKA. Many of these lands are more or lessimproved and can be had at wild land prices, are located in the midst of splendid settle- ments, conven ent to Rail- roads, Growing Towns, Schools, Churches, &c., while scarcely a quarter section can be found with- out spring or running stream of clear water, on some part of it. We offer these lands generally on long time and easy terms, with low rates of interest, or a liberal dis- count for cash. Prices range from $2 to $10 per acre, while e can sell many fine tracts far below their market value. A NOTARY PUBLIC can all ways be found in our office. Lands will beshown purchasers free of charge, by Boggs & Hill, Rear ESTATE BRoKERS, 1408 North Side of Farn. St., S. P. Preparing for MAGNIFICEN and have placed $1 a yard. at $4.00, 10-4 Heavy White B! g o« 114 114 12-4 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ (= = fifteen hundred yards ofall wool French Brocades, Armures, & wide, very fine, closely woven goods, at 37 1-2 cents worth 60 cents, AT 50 CENTS, 25 pieces all wool Colored Cashmere, 40 inches wide, marked down from 15 cents; also a large lot of all Momie Cloths at 50 cents, 42 inches wide and worth Colored Brocade Velvets 3. Black Brocades Silk Colored Silk and Wool Brocades BLANKETS! To effect a sure salo on every pair of Blanksts we own, We note the following: Call and exatins laukets at $5.00, formerly $6.00. v MORSE & (0., CASH JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF DRY G0ODS. 1319 FARNEHAM STRIET. extensive improvements in our store and to reduce stock for our semi-annual in- ventory, we offer great barga_ms in our T STOCK OF DRESS GOODS on our counters over five thou- sand five hundred yards of French, English and German 24-inch Brocades, Damasses, Mohairs, *'De Beges, at 16 2-3 cents. =il goods could be bought at wholesale to-day for less than 30 cents. At 25 cents two thousand five hundred yards of strictly all wool Momies, Fancy Brocades, Mattel- lases, &c., worth at wholesale to-day 37 I-2 cents. BEST BARGAIN WE OFFER Not a yard of these 24 inches VELVETS, PLUSHES, SATINS, BROCADED SILKS. Satin Brocade Velvets at $3.50 redu‘('ed 3 “ - o ! from $5.00. o8 6.00. 5.00. 2.50. nches wide at $2.00, formerly sold BLANKETS!| 5 5 6.00, “ 6.75, 8.00, “9.00, 7.50. 8.00. 10.00. 12.00. “ “ A few fine Bed Comforts left that we offer at 25 per eent less than former prices. is only a slight inkling of reductions made this month in all the departments from story of our Farnham Street Store. MORSE: & CO. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Mudo from Grape Cresm Tartar.—No other preparation makes such light, flaky hot breads, o Inxurious pastry. Can be eaten by drspeptics without fear of the ills resulting from he In- digestinle food. Sold anly fn cana by all Grocars. o Powoaa Co.. New Yark. ACADEMY OF MUSIC 2 Nigts Only 2 Commencing Wednesdag, Feb. 9. CORINNE —av— Merrie Makers In the Faisy Operitta THE MAGIC SLIPPER. Now making & tour under tho special mansgs ‘ment o MR. C. D. HESS, Stebasa volos Ik canary,—(Brooklsn Eagle. A pertect intantile wonder.(—Phiiadel- phia Inquirer, 30 30 This sparki'ng Operatic Purle<ques being cs- ‘pecially sdapted and arranzed for this ‘company by Mra. 3. Eimball. £ Reserved Seits, one dollar, at Max Mey &Bro's. Box sheet open Mondsy, Feb, 7. v DISEASES OF THE EYE, Ear and Throat. DR.L. B. GRADDY: OCULIST, AURIST & LARYNCIST. Office Over Kennard’s; Orug Store Corner of 14th and Douglas Ste. ovitam ACADEMY OF MUSIC! Extraordinary Attraction. The Fashionable Event of the Season! Fridey and) Pely 11 and 12. ‘Saturdsy ) Tno Great New York Success. eatre, iblos To0 Nights st Havarls 1t irset Th 200 Nights e aia xe Haveny's B Fomuire M Fork, o Nigha o e road. Bartley Campbell’s Beaatitu, Picturesque Comedy Scclety Drums, the Galley Slave. Introdacing scenes of Rome, Venice, Paris and Marseilles, Saperb Ccstumes ind Appointments. t the Strongest Companiss Ome ot e veling. W. . POWER... Manager. AGENTS FOR DEVLIN & co, THHE STO N CLOTHING HOUSE, FARNHAM STREET, E22X= 1=21= 50,000 DOLLARS CHEAP ! CHEAPER! CHEAPEST MAX MEYER & BRO. P.opose for the next ninety (90) days to sell the: eatire stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silver-Ware, Pianos & Organ AND GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE At Manufacturing Prices, Which is from 15 to 20 ver cent. below any Eastern Wholesale House, preparatory to moving into their New Store, Cor. lith & Farnham We Mean Rusiness. Come and be Convinced. MARHOFF'S TRUNK FACTORY. ‘The Jargest and best assortment of Trunks and Valises in the West. Telescopie Cases and Sample Trunks a Specialty. PROP. "MONEY TALKS 117 14th St.. 3 Doors North of Dow; All sales strictly cash, therefore we are cnabled to offer the consumers of the weed only first quality goods for their money, Best straight 10c Cigar in the city, Best 3 for a quarter Cigar in the city, Best Straight 5c Cigar in the city, Detroit Fina Cut a Specialty, Quar 802 Fine Cut is a good one, Bagley’s May Flower in 8 and 16 onnce tius, For 40c we have bang up Smoking Tobacc-, “ MICHIGAN TOBAGCO STORE, 1417 Douglas Street. Opp. Grand Central Hotel, Omaha, Neb. ‘Grand Family Mativee Saturday. Roserved Seataist Max Meyer's. B3 Weoare the only Daalersin the Celebrated Bagley's May Flower. decrecizm