Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 6, 1882, Page 8

ITHE UDAILY BEE - fhurs av Moraing July 7. ~ OMAHA, Wonthor feport. are t 1l th ollowing obeervation of time at on at stad n FAILE OME Wak Derawryest, U, 8, Siovar Sk | Moorhead .. 29 -8 [ 743 Br 1y LOOAL BREVITIES, | The Rtck Tslaad train Tuesday was | three 1 ate. Lineeting Tae - xt, B was mo connd nd wil be vone until Tussday » rman setuders for Nee nesiny, ~Twint,-tive ( braska passed west ' A small tribe of squaws and papoos s celebrated the 4th in Omaha, A feail fema e, who “booz d” up too much Tnesday, was s nt to jail for three day s on bread and water by Juo —The exam nation of teichers who are applicints for positions in the pubiic schools is in progress at the High S:hool. —There was n magnificent display of fireworks at Max Myer's residence Tues- day evening. Send your job work to the ALLEN PRINTING CO., General Job Printers an { Book Binders, 118—2.0 S, 14th strect near Farnam, —A special train came in Tueiday from Denver on the B. & M. with Gen- eral Passeuger Agont P. B. board. Eustis oa —John Uirck, who accidentally shot Mary Donavan Monday uight, has bien held in the sum of 8200 bail to await the result of her inj There was not a kinclesman arrested Thursday. One fellow wanted 1o save the record of the Fourth got full and went to the juil, surrendering himself v untarily to up. who —A complaint has been made in police court a ainst Richard Kitchen for 1 yinyg & wooden sidew. 1k in front of the Paxton, contrary to the ordinance requiring stone, ete., on all st eets curbed aud guttered, ~~A Turkish leather pocketbook was stolen from C, 11 Hendricks at the U. P. A, A, grounds Tuetday afternoon. It con ained money and papers. Pl ase retain (he former and relurn the latter to room 12, Strang’s buil hng, ard no ques- tions asxed, —A silver we lding was celehrated Tuos- day in a grand old Swedich stylo in honor of Mr. und Mrs, J. Sandin, at their new anl olegaut residenco on Twenty-third and Haraey, Mr. 5, J, Burgs rom, on behalt of severdl friends presente] the couple with several fine and benutiful presents, —A fow feivods visited residoace and grounds of Me. Wm, I, Heins, on Sh avenue, Tuesday to celebrato the Fourth with him nud his family, They hala delightful timo and enjoyed a fine display of fireworks in the evening —D. M. Bennett, editor of theNew Ycrk Trath 8:eker, now returning from . tour around the world, will deliver a lecture upon the scenes the handsome rman n | ressions connected with his travels, at Masonic Hall at cight *clock on Taursdsy ovening, July Gth, public are invitel. Admission free, —A seric us runaway occurred about 11 s m. yesterdy on Thirteenth street, near U, P, track, Theteam was attached to & wilk wagon, and the cans were thrown out in all directions, The driver, a buy, was throwa to the ground and run wver, receiviog terrible scalp wounds but no fractured hones, Dr. Darrow attended the suffsrer, who, though very badly in- jured will it is hoped reouver. —The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Christian Temp:rance Union take place to-day (afternoon at the First M E. church, Amoug other impor- tant business the president, Mrs, J, H, Burroughs, hands in her resignation on account of leaying the city, and it is hoped all the members will be preseat, —The members of the Concordia society will give & grand summer night fertival at Han-com park on the evening of Thurs. day, July 6 b, The park will be finely lluminated, and made as attractive as The instrumental music will be furnished by the Musical Union orchestra, and there will also be soms fine choruse, aod other vocal music by the Turnverein and Concordia sccleties, ~—Thoe woman suffrage meeting Monday night, be'd at b Unitwian church, was very iuteresting, The discussion of woman's right to the ballot was most spir- ited, and at times provoked much good- natured fuo, Mr. White, of Wahoo, led out with a good speech in favor, and was answerod by Dr. Lowis in the negative, followed by Gen, Estabrook, Rev, W, ¥ Copeland, Mr, Baroes and 1t Heory Gersoni, o Jewish rabbi, of Chicago, Some of the ladies also rpoke, and alto- gether everybody was satisfied, "The sosiety meets every M nday night, and every ome is miost cordially invited to come, possible, ¢ — Do Not Be Deceived, In these times of quask med cine adver- aiscuents everywhere, it iv traly gratif - to ficd cne rewedy that is worth praise, aud which really dues as recom wended Eiotno i ters we can vouch for as being a true and reliale remedy, ond one that will do as r commendedl They iny ly cure Stomach and Liver Complaints, Diseases of 1he Kidbeys and borinary difficultics, We koow whereof we speak, snd can_readily say, give theu atrisl. Bold st fifty cents @ bottle by O, ¥, Goodwan. ——— e — WANTED—A brick moulder; good g wages. Apply to Andrew Batin".ll, Acemont, Neb. jel9-3t-we | two games of bass ball, w THE GLORIOUS FOURTH. A Day of Sabbath-Lite in Omahn till- ness aving fc rybody i to the Suburban Citie Usual Caapter cf Acc dents but None Fatal. Ihe A Fire Wigdaup a buccessful Celo- bration. of the orized by 106th tion's birth was one charac anniversary na smiling skies and a cool brecze kisscd the cheeks of the which maiden aud lahorer alike, and gave to each equal comfortand pleasure, It was evident irom the preparations that the city would b e only iparatively deserted, the attraction at homo heing the h are re ported claowhere, Tho blazs of sky rockets and Roman candles, the booming of big fire crackers and rat- tlo of small ones, with other similar, xhibitions of enthusiastic patriotism, begun Monday night and continued until long after ths ity with 1l widnight gaily banucrs, T'uosday. decorated and though none 8o marked as to deserve Fpocial wention, Phe siores gonerally were closed and _employes and empioyers wok a holiday. The governuient butidings and railroad hwacqaaters ere tonantless, and several of the ad ng saloous closed their doors dur he afternoon ao that the day was more Sabbath like than tho Sabbath wself, All the roads leading out of the city ran trains Joaded down with pissen gors for the various citivs whica were celobrating the duy with sp-cial colat and the ouly display to remind ono « f *ho national holiday was the parade ot the Land Leagueand their frionds and sister suciedies, with the A. O. H. band. Tuo Eighteonth street M. day schonl EXCURSION 70 Sun- PLATTSMOUTH proved a great succsss, The 1rain, of soven cars, gaily decked with ever. greeus and fl gs, putled out of the B and M. depot at 9 a, m , with botween four hundred and five hundred as hap py faces ae oo often sees, and after o plewsant r du of an hour and a-h df ar rived at Platsmouthat 10:3) Thers they were mot by Miyor Weckbck, Mr. MoMurphy and the committee of arrangements, escorted to the grounds and assisted in carrying out the fullowing PROGRAMME vevevr. B and M. Band CIChiapl in Wrignt, U 5 A B any' M Bud i S . . Wilron . 18th streev M, B S, & B and M. Band inging Musi Regulur Toasts 8 dyoocss The day was pleasantly spent until 4 p. m., when, escorted by the band, they returned to the station, and at 6 p. m. areived at the Omaha depot, all highly pleased with the day's plons- ure, The committee desire to return thauks to the officers of the B. and M. railrond for tavors, and to Mayor Weekback, John MoMurpby and the committee of arrangemonts at Platts- mou h for courtesios They hope to be parmitied to reciprocate in the Gate City at no distant day. HASCALL'S PARK was the spot chosen for the land league picaie, The procession started at 10:50 v'elcek from Kuony's hall, Very many of the participants went to the grounds in vehieles, and towards 3 o'clock p. m. there were at least five thousand hapoy pic-nicors on the ground. Dauciog wus kopt up by the tovers of that art, while those who were indmed to the more vigorous athleve sports enjoyed the time iu jumping, throwiog the stone, &c 0g was won Lho prizs for stone thr by Dau Lee; Ed Brennan wou the prize for high jump, while Christopher Teacey carried off the honors in the sack ruce, Altogethor thero was a splendid time; everybody enjoyed himself, and the pio-nic, socially, financially’ and othorwise, was asplondid success, THE ACCIDENTS. Thechapterof accidents, asreported, was light. Early in the morning Albert McVitte, aged about nine years, son of J. A, MoVittie, the gro- cor, was accidentally shotin the hand while playing with a pistol at the cor- ner of ‘twelfth and Farnham, Dr. Philpott was called and dressed tho wound, In the afternoon Mr, Tom Casey, the well-known U. P. flagman, on Tenth strect, who was at the picnic at Huscall’s park, was struck on the breast, while walking across the grounds, by a ball from an air gun, Ho was at sume distance from the 8pot where the target was placed, and yot the ball, which was a 22, peno- trated his thick coat, vest and two shirts, and lodged in the vieinity of the lower rib. ~ He was too plucky to vive up, and would not even come home until his friends insisted on sending him in a buggy, De. Couk- ling attended him aud probed for the ball but without success and exprosses tho opinion that it must have dropped out in_some way. M, Casey is in bed but hopes to be out soon and is not of the mettlo to give up easy. We hope to see him up and about soon, as Tenth street does not look natural without his presence. Another aocident happened at Has- call's park by which Mrs. Wm, Kuott, residing on Douglas streot be- tween Sixteenth and Scventeenth had the misfortune to break her arm. Dr, Baird fortunately was on the grounds and dressed the urm before it had a chance to swell much, otherwise the aceidert would have been more seri ous, 2ho ludy was made as comfort able us possible and brought home at once, THE FIKE, Shortly after ten o'clock, p. m., the whistle of the water works pump house on the river bottom, gave a suc- ceasion of blasts, aud a few moments later the five bell rang, A bright light was seen in the direction of the shops, and the old cry *the shops are are on fire,” was heard on all sides, A THE DAILY BEE-- great crowd rushed in the direction of of the river, but on reaching the sum mit of the hill di red th the fire was above the 0P8 and too far to. The hooks and a portion of the department went, and in half an hour tne blaze had subsided. 1t proved to | old strue v he Union i A 8 puIp The otigin ot the fire i Ko cflicers but it was scen by mome small boys who gave the atirm, The loss was not very great end is not eati mated yot at hadquarters RAILWAY NEWS. The Missouri Pacific Officials Pass the Fourth in Omaha. neisting of the M, K& T ora’ car No. 1, and a baggage car, A special train, ec lace car “President, murning on the came in Tucrday Missouri Pacific with a party, includ- ing Vice-Presidont R. 8, Hayes, Gen eral Superint it Tal H. M o, with several lesser ntloemen remained in tae city all Gay, aua Me. Talmag : left vosterday on a special over the M. P., while the other gentlemen tock I-land. RATLWAY wont east by the THE MISSOURT PACTFIC i il operation butween Owa ha, St Louis, Texas, California, as vell as all castera points, and four fieat-ciass pa sorgor and two (reight rains arrve depart frowm the | Unton depot daily. During aud part of the present week, Mr. J. | L. G. Caariton, sssistant geoeral passenger agont of the rond, has becu n the city arranging the ticket busi ness, instahiog ciry ticket and pnssen- wer agente, locating the city ticket of- tice and getting things in shapo gen- erally, Me. Charlton, hy the way, is known in railroad circles as one of the best ticket men in the service, and he owes his present position to no one but himself, having steadily risen from the lowest ruuks of clerks. Hard work aud a remarkable aptitude for his chosen profession have placed him at the head where he naturally be- longs. The city ticket agent is Mr. G. H. Foote, formerly of the O. & M., and a tirat class railroad man, uccompanied by T. W. Crowe, E:q, the city pas- senger agent; also an avleand popular gor man, are already in the city, sm what we have scen of them they are the proper . arties to repre- sent the western ond of the great hrouzh line. They will occupy that maguificent office in the northeast ruer of the Paxton, which will be fitted up in rogal style, as it is: well known that the Mssouri Pacific does not thivk arything too wood for ity sgents or patrons. The office will by ready for cesupancy about the 15ch iust , when the friends and pat- rons of the road wiil be cordaliy 1- vitod to attend the grand opening The former wiil always find a hearty weleome and a great bug chair awaii- ing them, the latter courtcous treat- ment and low fares to all poiots. la the meanti. e Mr. Bell, at the Union Pacific depot will dispense the Missouri Pacific pasteboards, Horsford’s Acid Phos hato is useful in dyspepsia. 1t gives the stomach tone aud imparts vigor to the whole system. julydddewlw e e @ DEATH IN JAIL. A Denison, Towa, Man Fournd Dead by Jailer Miller. An Xnquest to be Held This Morn- ing Philip Brandt, a man hailing from Dennwon, Towa, was found d the water closct ad in of the county jail ck Jast evening by Jailcr about b o' Milier, Brandt was arrested fon Mond: y night s insane, and said ho had sut- fered from a rocent sunstroke, He was not violent, but wag terribly ner- vous and shouk like an aspen leuf all the time. He came to Omaha with & country women, German, who was suspected of having run away with him, though he deuied it He said he was a married man, with five children, and she a married woman, with three olive brauches, Brandt was removed Lo the county jail on Tuesday, making no objections, He was 80 nervous as to be unable to slecp, and was closely watched by the jailor. Lst evening he went to the vault eand remained so0 long that suspicion was aroused, and on inves igation he was found sitting in an upright position and quite dead. The romains were removed to Coroner Jacohy, whero an inquest will held at 9:80 this mornis FAT L RUNAWAY, A Terrible Accident in South Omals, EAbout five v'clock last evening the delivery wagon of Messrs, Heimvod & Darman, driven by Mr. John Rosher, Was Passing near the government corral, when the team took fri it away Ta the flight the carriago struck against a stump and was overturned and the driver was thrown to the ground, alighting on the back of his neck, o horses also fell to the ground aud were entangled in the harness, Mr. Rosher was picked up for dead and carried into a house near | by. A man wounted one of his hors: and rode to the corra), from wheno be summoned Dr, Peabody, who, arriving found that he bad sustan bad cut at the of the br pival injury und other hurts, unfortunate man was still alive accounts, but little hope we aters tained of his recovery. long Sixteenth street, { something and ran baso NEBRASKA STATE &STENO- GRAPHERS' ASSOCIATION, OxanlA, July 5th, 1882 The next mueting of this associa- tion will be held at the ofice of Bell & Ames, on_Thursday evening, July Gih inst., at 8 o'clock sharp. ¢e and Mr, | tion prov | the clouds clear A DOUBLE VICTORY, Omaha Holds All Trumps When a Diamond is Tarned The B. & M. Boys Defsat th Atlantics, Bea Nine The Dreadnauchta 1 by the U. P. The &« in Both Games Being Nine to One The $th opened | cool and cloudy, morniag of the d some of the old d rain, while other citizens pre {said just wait if we don't have at cams ou h not too warm sementa of intorest vase ball betwe The firs was the gamo of n th & M. and the Atlantios of Atantic, [ Towa. This game was called at 10 o'clock, i were h was compos hundred people, with the game, but and tho audience whi of about five much ploased h tho resvit. which w f the B. & M. excellent plays made on both sides, yet most of the scores| made by the B, & M’s were made on errors more 8o wi to 1 in fav were some THE AFTERNOON, The grand game of the d of Lilinows va, Nebraska, The chan- pion amateur nine of Illinois came to Omaha and found a Waterloo in store for them, The smali attendance at the morn- ing game showed that the interest was for the game to be played in the af ternoon between the U P.’s and the Dreadnaughts of Chicago. Although the game was advertised to be called at 3:30, crowds of people began com- ing to the grounds atone o'clock. Before 3 o'clock there were by actual count over three thoueand people on the ground. The crowds coutinued to come until after 4 o’clock, when it was estimated that there were between four and five thousand people present, which proves that base ball in Omaha is not dead, but has only been aslecp, Our citizens have finally awakened to the fact that Omaha has in the Union Pacific nine not only the champion amateur nine in the west, but a nine which will make a fair showing with any professional nino now in the Dia- mond. The game was calleq promptly at half-past three with the Dreadnaush's to bat, which resulted in Fox (short- stop) making a ecore, which despite their u'most effrts could not be re- peated during the game, Bets before the eame were decided- Iy m favor of the Chi es, bat after the second ioning 5 to | were offered in favor of the U. P.’s without tukers Too enthusissm throughout the game were intense and the applause which followed every good play was deafening. The tollowing is the score, and many of the players in the Dread- naughts will be recognized as noted professionals: UNION PACIION, DREADNAUGHIS, B0 R 0 Whitney..... 2 8 Brown.......0 § 1 2 2 Forrest 0 4 0 4 Fox g kes ] 1 3 Fario S0 0 Nash...... 3 Huley .0 4 M- honey 4 Oleson....... 0 & 5 2 Foleyn. 0 Holland, 1 .0 Finkhouse 2 0 Total .0 2 Total 1 In the evening the directors of the U. P. assccation entertained their gues's by dr 1g them about the city and visiting the principal points of - terest, The Dreadnaughts, who are a very pleasant party of gentlemen, exprersed themselyes a3 more than pleased with the reception they met with from the people hera and were loud in their prawe for the manner in_which they were entertained by the U, P, boys, AMATEUR GAMES, A fino game of baso ball was played on the fourth at Pupillion, between the nine of Cruicksnank & Co's dry goods house and. the **Papillion Nine- spots,” in which the former came out victorious, The game attracted quite a crowd and the dry goods boys had a very cordial reception, althcugh they carried off the sporting laurels, for which we can credit Messrs, McCrary and Millet, pitcher and catcher, Seven innings were played and the score stood 12 to 39 in Cruichshank’s favor, The Omaha nine that wentto Platts- mouth Tuesday defeated the Platte. mouth nine by a score of 2 to 16. Nover*to Late too Mend. Thomas J. Arden, Witlism streef, East Vutfal y, write “Your Srring Brossom has w rke - on me splendis, 1 had no ape pe ite; used to sleep badly snd get up in the morning unrefreshed; my breah was very offensive und I suffered from s vere hewdahes since uring your SPRING BLos s0a all these rymntoms have van rhed and Lf el quite will,” Price 50 ccnts, trial bottles 10 cents, julytdiw HIGHWAY ROBBERY. A Row, A Race and a Capture, Two men named John Cully and John Carroll were around yesterday winding up a prolonged Fourth of July celebration, The latter wasa respectablo looking laboring man, who recently came down to Omaha from Niobrara, and the former was a ¢‘pick-up” acquaintance, [hey were drinking together at the Tremour, Sixteenth and Capital avenue, aud about five o’clock walked across D enport street vear the Bapust church In the centre of Fifteenth and Day- euport they stopped, and Culley asked Carroll for a chew of tobaceu, As tho latter drew it from his ocket Culley struck him on the wrist, knocking the wecd and a wallet containing §30, a $10 and a £20, to the ground. They grappled ‘OMAHA 'l‘l!l.'lISD‘\YV JULY 6, 188.. -OM AZ A4 MITHO™ & ¥7 vesns course and running about several houses ou the way. He was followed close by i him ' p the alley on Twelft ween Davenport and Cspital where he took ref i an ou to ard was capturcd He had of the money in disposed i his flght and none wes found on_ s person. He eaid he had the money in his shoc but on being mearched at the jul i was mssing. He was commitred to the jail on the charge of highway rob bery, and Carroll was held as a wit- ness, Cully said he had been in the pen before, and that it had no terrors for him. - *Lyon, Mass., always was a cood piace for health, but it has bec modern Bethesda Mrs, E. Pinkham, cf ¢ . avenue, made her the Vg etable C Jacea for the principal ills that me n since Lydia 1 " liscove npound, or pa ct the fair crea tion. This differs, however, from t ancient acene f marvelous cures in this important particular heal i nt, with all its virtuee, can be sent to order by express or mail ali over the world, s . PERSONAL Mr., Guy} yesterday. Capt, C. B, torday. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Nye have returs fiom Washington, Deputy U, S. M s 02 a trip to St, Paal, 8. E. Locke, of the white lead works, has gene to San Franci co, Miss Emma Whituore started east Tuesday aiternoon $» spend the sumuer, doane leit for Idaho at noon Kudtin left for tdaho yes- 1 Crow has gone Messrs, Stanton and Chace, of the U. S. A paymaster’s department, left for idney yesterday. G. W. E. Dorsey, pasced through the city yesterday en route to attend meeting of the state central committee at Lincoln, J. W. Mackey, the Bonanza king, went west Tuesday, He is the only one of the kings who does not trayel in a special ar. A party of Omaha ludics, including Mrs. . K. Coutant, Mrs. Sam Jones and son, Miss Julin Wright and Mrs. C. 1. Yost and daughter left for Salt Lake Cicy yes- terday. D, M. Bennett, editor of The Tiuth Seeker, arrived T from the west and i4 stopping at the Metropolitan. He' has made the grand tour of the earth and will write a book about it ew York S. J. Buargstrom, one of the oldest cloth. left yesterd.y for Chicago, where he wil j)in his family avd ass the suul vith them in the eust. He is with 8. Jacobs, of this cii Mr, P. C. Cronkhite, editor Daily Commercial of Danville, 1l1, and Prof, J. W, ayne, superintendent of public schools in the same city, have in town o few days anl left y look at Nebraska lands and towns, Mr, P. J. Thomas, an old time printer and publisher at 3w Francisco, is in the city, en route to vi-it his parents in the east, whom ho has not seen for twenty- eight years, He went out by Panama in 1854, and this is his first trans.cont nental trip. ing salesmen in Omah of The af Army Personals Professor Samuel L. Illman, of the U. S. military acade 1y, West Poiut New York, reachel Omaha from St. Louis Tacs'ay m rnins,ani remaned yes' rday a9 the guest of Captain Bour e, A. D, C,, who had been his clas< mate in the corp of cadets, Professor Tliman is on his west to Eureka, Nev,, th-re to tuke of one of ti e divisions of the Lowell logical surver, to work durivg thy eu m r in the Grand canyon of the Co'orado Col. Stanton and Air. Chace started west y wrlay Lieat, 1. wge chief engineer nent of Plitte, lefv for Vot Thoraburgh, Wyo., to of tho reserva- officer, depa the post of make a complets surve tion, General Crook, acc mpanied by his aides-de-camp, Captains Roberts and Bourke, will leave for Fort Bridger and the Ute agency, Thornburgh, to-d 7o Make your o'd things look like new by using the Diamond Dyes, and yeu will be happy. Ay of the fash- ionable colors for 10 cents, Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express Com- pany now have direct line to Denver, Qoul., vis Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R R., leaving Omaha every morning and reaching Denver next morning, making close connections forall Colo- rado poiuts and all points on the Paci- fic cosst. The United States express company and American express com- pany have withdrawn from the Bu lington & Missouri river roads in M braska, and Wells, Fargo & ().’s ex press now operates these lines exclu- sively, Wells, Fargo & Co.’s expross ulsn operates exclusively the Central and Southern Pacitio railroads, the Atlantic & Pacitic railroad, the Mexi- can Central railroad, and is the only pany having oftices west of Ogden and on the Pacitic coast. For rates and list of cflices apply to H. H, Browning agent, corner of Eleventh and Faruam, _— Frau Tons of thonsands of dollars are squan- dered yearly upon traveling « acks, who go from town to town prof ring to cure all the ills that eur poor humanity is heir to, Why will not the public learn common sense, ai d il they are suffering from dys- pepsia or liver complaing, invest & dullac in Bprixg Brossow, sold hy all drupgists @1 by the faculty, S-e testimo- trial bottles 10 julydd&w IN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE, from the wild flowers of the ramep YOSEMITE VALLEY, s the wost fiagrant of porfumes, sotured by H. B. Blave co, For sale in Omaha by W, J. Whitehouse and Kenuard Bros., & Co. Price 5) cents, Made Buby Saved? We are so thaukful to say that our baby was cured of a dangerous and protracted irregularity of the bowels by the use of Hop Bitters by its mother which at the same time restored her to perfeot health and strength. ~The and foll simultaneously, snd Cully, Joun T, Beri, President, J. B, Havnes, Assistaut Secretary. getting away, started on a run down Davenport, taking a serpentine American Tothe offi sers ha Council No, ing of ail 1he held on Friday 1882, at Ko Plercy’s mtor he present, us coumes hefore the Brooks I, ATTE 1O A grand rally will be abor, m., on which Lirchman will the day. Trade izations are reep, tend, also the re rder of th © SALYI ferred, Pormaunte 0557 | are hereby notified that a jint mee uncileof Omaha will te hts of £ the auspioes of the Koi Square, Monday, July 10, at 7.30 p and producing classes on the issues of VW ANTED-ven thea familar wo b han I n Legion ¢f Honor. and members « f Oma- ) A, L. of H.: You evening next, July 7 Pythiss hall aver All are rec matter joint m Ricen WORKINGVEN, of the worki o held in Jifir casion Charles H address the latoring s and laboring organ cifully invited to at presentatives of e committer ‘LhoFaSatMon Arniea Salve :in th AN—MONE . | owork 'n n lunhor yard, Wb pre mpl y o ttog ol nen U AL EAINK & CO Hastings Neb, Wages ¢4 60 a w.e t eirl for gen 1al § corner 7t VWALT P—to.d come ho 8 work., Apply b Dou 1 88 ree 650, 07471 NV ASTED-A nca housework. Apply 1717 h tiygr atthe B Do ween Dodge and (‘Hm, WA \TED—At 1221 1or h 19.hstrat. X it \r RST-CLASS hir® iron A wir n ston Toundry, apy 10l 6. sleny str ov 0. A ANTED—A o W AT Teerd b WA A com w TAg 0 wif to coruct Dy 8t s heast 2o TAN ED—60 trackmon and M. Maunweiler, Lithtreet near ©oroan, TA Agyd P8 uthiast cor, 1t Doten’ wo uan for gene! 00y0 tuni'y £ mu and whonseand board owner Ape rof Fartem wnd 2ith 8, [ W0 aho ers 0616 Ttuan trmtikand doh 0t RENT.~Houe wth s'ven rooms, A 4 i Lt I GWE FARM 11 U With 80 acres oo weet dee, w ¢ arline BE WO FRNT W, cotno 1 wd i 1. huquire of | D P ABD a4 1463 hea #nd wite, comner 18 h nd lzard +tieet. Furui hed fic t rcom with hoird, i 603 Norta 7th st 6414 P10 LET-Furnish 4 room, with tourd, 180 Caiforni stroet foree [ZAUN T T NT=N. E. corer 16th and D7 ace yort 487 K T—Fur. i3aed rooa, 123 Dou,ls K 041 [ . o ho toom, 117 s st > 1 Uouge ns. 048 SUED ROOMS_Withn twr b es h actof Wit 0 low t, bet cven 14th s e - néie 0, u at 416 sth and furnished 1 s, 013 S et wil ok any [R] I re. LHAWITZ R, v ard Piere 8'r ebi o very iriug to 5:5¢ it c Ty arraneed aw mill. . Murray. FOR AL ae e b 1ew 10 romdw. 1 1, with b.ah room and water; bien, Jirge Iot, hade beocs, piea aot and & ce-rible 1 'eatio avory desirab Ad- desK G 1hsoffice ine buegy and harness chiea 1619 Do fue. w2t eaterts o in sightly |- cation, Zwoel Hall, only 31500 MeoAl oppos t e stoffice, UTIFUL O'S “hox by ea cachim om lace on street e line Best lots i wholo additi n on very ca ¢ t £ and ata 2reat b BEMIS' 8 ent, 16 b and D nglas W rects 15t TOR SAT otingo of hice rooms n rih ito f Nich lns botw en 15th & d 18 b, Bl e within, (42 1) DAVID GENTWY. work, ap- 5 et D—A g0 Caga St., be .15 -\( ANTED dren Adire £ -bou 025 wagesa d st ady | eed apply. Adtos Hotel, Linco n Neb, A conf rtable hruo o Liested, with fivs VW ABTEL—A et Commercial Hotel, 1 | gir imn hond 1t t 'y at 1513 054§, 1:3¢ rally crxic romeno chl ¢ P,u. Box s past y co v the cin, eb., good b ' “one but first liss Heid Cosk, Comu 10th §t. WA —A Dun'sh_or Gor an girl for W & e work. - Aoy Omina & 16 hou eworc in Joncs str e, e wee \&{A\\n D—Five b o (hearo M ! W ANako- ho a1 wtera xre, sp s Englion will ng 10 m ke diess P, Lo Z. bee offi TWAND=A competont it Tw or tirse rms <t MITCHE| meell gono for general w -mal faml, at 1516 Bthind 16 b, 62 -tf hundr d iwborers v wo 1 au o0 &st. Fail K, Wages & 50 per e, room b, . G o CURSE rosdo Ju o814 ) 4o pr fared P uit ou e, tear Ganal) Mo V. shed or unfu !:J ¢ aner of 11 hoaud sio-tt K ou Florence rdn NOPNT D—At Forene: Cut-0f, rth f O hy Wa,08 L VIN 5 rencd los 111 it T £ Os4-TH nd Geruan, 0 11 "uso ul ANTHD—"y an 0.1 by the day, pany dinn s Add ¢ 1sth and Dodge strees treet, toca 1ag in. V TANTED- Vo rx Mo forwsm in Omahy, Woul | pay 1510 Dodge strect. 7 ANTED—600 pra W ASoihs wa et Sini: Oleaor, the b O ridirence o conf an 'nd Wi Erquite 317 & [0t 7O KE | £38 scn h 178 atF-ok. nue, Rent § ¥ Broiher [HET )R RENT. I "I T the Witan Ll 4 aidl JOR REN - Board Taquire 105 10th premice TINEHOUSES Onies with a)l modern Parents, Rochester, N. Y.--Buffalo Express. 17¢h abd Douglas 344, Jersiil AW/ ANTED=The sow g lady latly from Br 0_lyn, wao called at 219 uori MICELLANE LLo WANTS. Addriss Box ¢ tween 16ch aud 17th, A well and cltern wat r, at modern iuproyvemeats, ar 1718 1 U nisely furished frent room, at abert,wthniw bl orner ot 1ith and Louglas strest, two to twelve £oo. 8 each; one oF two roows, anitable ior boarding _and room ex orienced_c ok, 10 go can go up firs dss com- 44 M, B, ncrthwoet 664 “8rd et hanzos bouse nt “tasbury 1l oottage r buildin = 15 cash b lance. Enquire at vy with 189, anl A, Eva Ouiaba, rooms . coilires, 0 0. ALY Farnam s 0BG with 3 roovr and large LuQuise on premiees turnis od room and bosrd or two genthwin, 1613 ihed rom s south ast y 4807 Hows d, Ler. 14 b 6ot ing hruse well furaished, sireot, alo 3 roows at the Iuguire on 04B-tt Swall and larg conveuionces, O s and fx Uros ot md Rest location for ~elling, for health. Address butcher tee office, 887.1m V] U, BE SuLb—6= acrer w ol county M U5 e Toguive of J K. K nwan Postottice, Risiug City, butler count e ({PLENDID ©1 OLEKTY FOR SALI—At & N B o 1x, ono lar hous, £ 1 ono framc hovse, with ful 150 Cas. ne £ 15 b e t. Fi.ech for ..y +tnent, rent f rg70 verm nth, Cilfr fad part e 609 tt OH SA K, quire st Doran House Farnam bt S'\\' 4 KENr—¢ es und s . o1l hou ee; part 154 040 g & 108 or Who owa the liase o, ore,a1d who uesie to burd » hine thoreon- hut ses the fu s ¢l cu A, B, iuttoy, at of- froof Or fl @ Moutgome r Oma'a N tio al ik, 74 (] . TrL FOR SALE.—The Arlingion f use Firs: cass; all furnshed Th «nly hotel wtown. The encipest p-ope ty in the state, Masalthe fraveling m n, Wil beoid ch apon tec sto.uit, Fnquiceof E Fu e, prap letor, Arlingt m, Washioge n county, Neb. 633 tf Vcrse, bu gy und harne 8, Ap- O SAL| prienson’s ap o1 ayenue Barn. Ui SAL—Kesuurs ©on 8 wili tr veled t! wrect. H. MANNWEILER, 251 1 h itro t, neor Farnam, , Kknown o i6 co = . and 13 nthirty plo BOYS' HO ,has sou b PRAYED—A d rk brown cow—w t1 whits b lly ~ondab uzd yerd o, Fude: wll be iwarag | by roturn ng hee A. Frd risisin two blacks -u b of 23id muu £t vary'. ave. JTULEN OR STRAYED-On M n'ay night, triJuly, ageoy ber e wita biown »pobs, and brar dei on the \heek 2 D, anyone bri ging him to tho store on Abih and s rha stroets, Sou h Cmakia, will bo su tably rewardud, 677:5* OST—On Howa-ds'rert, fine Dace vest, lib- ecal reward will be paid for return 2 i b51-6% oic pociet: ook cont. en dol ars. ur g tho ssn Chicago and Ca £03-B) T, 05T A tsbt el 4 between te W Wil receive 35 r.ward by No, 42 11'h strect oitwee " this offics Abslutely Pure. * This powder never Sarles. A marvel of p 8y; stregth aud wholesomeness, More ¢c500 mion than tho ordinary kinds, and cann 4 be told in competition with the wultitude o', ow uting, BEMIS, Ageit, 15th wnd Douglas stw. tost, sbort welght. alum or phosphato pow lers 5old only o cans. ROVALJBAKING Fows 6 W' Bt., New York b ) T