Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 17, 1882, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA, THU JRSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1s8. Thursday Moraing, Aug. 17 Weather Report. (1'he following observations are taken at the same moment of time at all the stations named.) Wan Derarraest, U, 8, Stovar s-h-u.} viok, OMAHA, Aug. 16, 1882, (1:45p.m. Iying on his door step yesterdsy having been left there by some ome during the night. They were his swn and were stolen from a bureu drawer in the upper part of bis house a few days, Suspicion fell upon a servant girl he had recently disenarged and the case had been placed in the hands of Officer Jacobson to work up, when it was settled in this manner, Hon. M. C. Johnson, of Clarind. sheriff of that county, was in the terday and joined the excursionists their arrival, returning home with them, He is & Nebraska man and was a woldier in Capt. Lyman Richardscn's company Guring the war, ‘the Nebraska men seem to be quite popular in that locality, as two other county offices are filled by men from this state. Mr, Johnson is a rcpresenta- tive man and would do eredit to any state, ~Mr. Wm, Gentleman and some of his friends started the other day, as did the reat of Omaha, on & ohicken expedition Tows, yos- on River 7 toe: 6 Inches w water mark at Omahs, 4 foet 8 Inches a4 Yankton; Missiseippl, 3ot 8 Inches at La Crosse, and 6 fost 9 inches &t Dibuque, LOOAL BREVITIES, —There will be » special meeting of the Scandinavian branch of the 0. L. P. U,, at Thiele's ball, on Saturday August 19th at 7:30 p. m. By order of the president, aul?-3¢ —Bherifl Bennett of Hailan county and Deputy Sherlff Nead, of Shelby county, Tows, passed through here yesterday with two prisomers, Dr. A, K. Gregg and K. Holloway, charged with stealing & team, The sheriff recov- ered the toam but left it at Wahoo, as it had been driven so hard that the horses were tired out, —There was a lively runaway yesterday about moon, which was checked at the comer of Caes and Sixteenth streots, the light wagon being oyerturned and a small boy therein being dumped ont. It was at first thought that the little fellow was badlyhurt, but he limped off in eompara- tively good conditlon. —Larson Miller, Sr., Larson Miller, Jr,, Hiram Miller and Johu Bowers, arrestod on the charge of taking unfair advantage of a youog man, John F. Smith, in a horse trade, out near the pest house, were, upon examination before Judge Beneko yester- day, discharsed. It was, all the same, rather cloudy transaction. The dotails were published at the timo of tho ocour- rence. . ) -A couple of rather verdant looking A men entered the gun store of Max Meyer | & Co., last evening, and showing a Smith & Wesson revolver, 38 calibre, desired to exchange it for a gun, The weapan was 4 banded across the counter to one of the + clercs, Mr. H. Rafael, who, in taking h 14, in some way discharged one barrel, the ball pussing through the first finger of £ the left hand and inflicting a painfal if not seifous wound, Mr. Silverstein sprang forward and took the gun away from the man., Mr. Rafacl received g prompt attention}and will get through all right, I —The recent order made by the man- agers of the Union, Pacific railway, com- pelling all passenget $rain men to wear a uniform consisting of dark navy blue will be a godaend to some of the men as they will now be compelled to get some new clothes, This may seem a little tough to wome of the boys at first, as the company ) failed, by rome oversight doubtless, to pro- '3 vide for the paymest of the uniforms, but they will have the satisfaction of knowing . that they have some new clothes even if they do have to pay for them.—Laramie : Times, ; —East bound Union Pacific train No. 4, ! when near Ames station, just west of Fre- mont, yesterday, ran into a young man i named Carl Fricker, aged 18 yoars, and i bailing from Petersburg, Tils, Fricker had sat down on the end of & tie in the : shade of a fine tree and fallen asleep whed ¥ he was knocked off the track by the pilot. He was picked up in an inseusicle condi- ! tion and taken to Fremont, where he was i | attended by Dr. Abbott, He was out and bruised in several places, but his most serious wounds secm to b internal, He was brought in to this city on No, 4, and taken to the Union Pacific bospital. He was in a delirious condition last night, and which as far as we know was very success- fal. One of the party returned yestorday on the train for the purpose of getting net of new wheels for their wagon, think- WARLIKE WRINKLES In the Shape of Notes from Military Headquarters, A Very Oomplimentary Letter to the Assistant Adju- tant (General. Miecellaneous Matters, Captain Niedes’ company from Fort Laramie, which was ordered to Omaha barracks upon the late transfer of troops in the dopartment, arrived Tuesday afternorn and proceeded im. mediately to Fort Omaha. There are three companies now at the post which will be reinforced later by the com- pany of Captain Quinn, Fourth infan- try, and the battery of light artillery, ing that the old ones would not be strong enouch to carry the immense lot of chick- ona that the party has killed. We should not be surprised if a deputation of citizens should meet them on the outskirts and claim & share of the chicken that was killed. ~The rallroads west'of the Missouri river have agreed to make a rate of 875, round trip, forintending delegates to the trien. nial conclave of Knights Templar in San Francisco in 1883, For going via one route and returning via another the rate will be $100. —Having sold my grocery stock, corner Twenty-third and Cuming strests, to Mr. Mr, F. J. Allen, who will continue the business, 1 take this opportunity of thank- ing my friends for their past patronage, and hope they will extend the same to my successor, T, A, McShane. ~The Omaha gles c:ub will shortly call o meeting to arrange for rehearsals for the state republican convention to be held in this city, The boys will make things hum on this ocossion and rouse all the en- thusiasm of which delegates are capable, ~Jack Galligan had a canary bird and cage stolen from the front porch to his residence on Eleventh street on the 1ith inst. One Chas, Wright was found to be the culprit, and had disposed of the bird for 81. He was sent up by Judge Beneke for twenty days, ~Senator Rogers of the Missouri Legis- Iature ia in the city visitirg his old friend, Docto: Bigger, who by the way is also a meniber of the lower legislative house in Missouri, As Senator Rogersis the leader of the Workingman's party in his State and a most eloquent speaker why should he not be called on for an address while here, —A moeting of the committee on public fountains of the Humane society met at office of O, . Dayis, 1507 Faruam street, at 2 p. m, yesterday, to take action rc- garding the fountain just received by the society. The ¢ mmittee consists of Presi- dent Kennedy, I, L, Perine, Judge Sav- age, 0. ¥, Davis, Rev. John Williams and M. Toft. —The Supreme lodge, Knights of Pythias, meets in |bi-annual session in De- troit, on the 22d of August. Preparations are making by the Detroit Knights to give the Supreme Lodge a grand ovation. A deleyation will attend from Nebraska, in- cluding J., J. Monell and J. 8, Shropshire, who om the representatives of this grand jurisdiction, SATURDAY’S SENSATION. Another Grand Sport Arranged by the Roadsters, The meeting of the ownmers o blooded roadsters at the Driving park on Saturday last was such a complete success in every particular that an- other “tussle” between the tyros will take place on Saturday of this week. Two races have been definitely decided on, and no attraction has been offered to patrons of the turf more plessure giving than these. The firat will be a contest botween the following well known roadaters: Harry Hornberger's Prince; Jake Schreiner’s Slocumb: Mel. Fitch's Gypsy Girl; F. A. Nash's Canada Girl and Sam Record’s Little Dave. All these horses are very evenly matched and the knowing ones say that the ekill of the drivers will n{nne decide the contest. Of course the agreement is that the owners must drive their own horses, and this alone is a regular circus attraction. Just think ! 4 in feared that his injuries may ye: prove iatal —Ashbel Patterson is a happy father, Mother and son are doing well, | ~A big stock train came in on the U, i P, at noon yesterday. ~Five men are busily engaged in send- ing out advertising watter for the G. A, R, reunion, —A. 0, W, A,—Members will pleaso attend special meeting, this evening, August 17th, M, Rogers, D, G. M. W, of Missouri, will be preseut, «~Thee is considerable talk of starting another post of the Grand Army in this city, as there are enough old comrades l ¢ bere to warrant such an enterprise. ~The ladies of the Kirst M. E. church glve an ice cream and & ciul entertainment at the parsonave and church parlors on A this evening. All are cordislly in- vited, g —E, T. Shelby, & popular clerk in the ? | U, P ieight office, was married on * last BA“T& in the joathedral at Cleve- ’ land, 0., %0 Mifs Amanda Love, Rt. Bov, i Bishop Gilmore officiating, H ~he entertalnments still to come at Boyd's opera opera house this wonth are; Haverley's Mastodon wminstrels the 21st, Mendelssohn Quiatette club the 24th, Robert MoWade in Rip Van Winkle the 25th, ~—A lot of small boys have been bother- ing the life out of John Lisse for the past two months by stealing fruit displayed in front of his store near the Sixteenth street bridge. He has now filed complaints sgainst two boys for stealing watcrmelons, ~The many friends of Dr, James ‘Wrirht will be glad to learn that he has located his office at Homan's stables, on Thirteenth street. Dr, Wright was an old settler of Omaha, and in the early days of this city was highly appreciated by the ecitizens of Omaha as an expert veterinary. Oalifornia papers speak of Lim i the high. st terms, ~Mr. Ed, Peycks found & dozen silver #poons and a lot of fine kuives aud forks of old, fat, fair and h‘"i Hornberger spinning around the track in a delicately constructed vehicle! Barnum's Jumbo in a cob- web sulky wouldn't compare in real twithetic beauty. Then Schreiner, the soldier of the legion holding the reins over ‘‘Slocumb.” Jake will make the latter como to time, if he has to cut through the centre fisld. Then Fitch wooing the speody qual- ities of the ‘‘Gypsy girl”—tellng her fortune asit wore. There are soms who say he can tell the result of the race by & mere glaves at the palm of the hand. Te will bo well to heed the *‘Gipeey Girl's ' warning in this race,for it seems to ray success. Nash with his quiet way will not hesitate to mive s pass to all competitora with his **Canada Girl,” Although undoubtedly in railroad mat- ters he would heeitato and “‘pass” al applicants for free first po: others. Record’s “‘Little Dave” will not be nting when the heats are ended and we should not wonder if thore would be a draw all around. The second trial of speed will be on to between Cunningham’s Wild Irishman and Patrick’s speedy team, This will be a most exciting race. Some say that the former name is not properly wplhd, and that it ought to be the 11d Irishman's Cunningham, Be vhis asit may, the trial of speedin this case will be terrific, as Dennis, who is a great Land Lang:ar, wants to beat Patrick because he does not pre- cede his name with 8t, instead of Al The races will commence promptly at 2 o'clock, and a small ion fee will be charged just to defray ex- nses, No one who loves to ride be- ind a fast, spirited horse or envies another that has that privilege, should fuil to visit the park on Saturday af- ternoon, There is nothing profes- sional about the matter, so that the wost earnest opponent of the turf as debased to gambling purposes can most conscientiously be t. We anticipate a large crowd on Saturdsy at the driving park, of which mention was made in yester- torday’s Ber, A COMPLIMENTARY LETTER, Assistant Adjutant General Martin, who ia to leavo shertly for the depart- ment of Arizona, in complisnce with the personal request of GGeneral Orook, has received a very complimentary letter from Adjutant General Drum, relative to his transfer. After reply- ing to an official request, the adjatant general mays: * * * % U desire to say to you that your general con- duct and the compliment paid you by General Crook’s application for your detail, have gratifi.d me very much, and that 1 shall not forget an officer of my department who behaves in such a soldierly manner,” Col. Martin will prove of Invaluable service to Gen. Crook, owing to his extensive knowledge of the depart- rent to which he is assigned WHY HE IS COURT MARTIALED, Mention has been madoe of the court- martial called to try Col. ‘Joseph Tay- lor recently detailed to relieve Col. Martin in the department. A Wash. ington dispatch gives the following cause of the officer’s falling under offi cial displeasure: A court-martial which is likely to make a sensation in the army was ordered at the war de partment. Maj. Joseph H. Taylor, assistant adjutant general, at present stutioned at the headnarters of Gon. Hunt, department of the south, New- port barracks, Kentucky, is the officer offending. He was recently ordered to go to Fort Omaha toserve as assist- ant adjutant general with Gen. 0. O. Howard, who had been ordered there September 1st from West Point, The charges against him are insubordina- tion, and it is understood that he de- clines to obey orders because he does net wish to be associated with Gen, Howard, Gen. Sherman threatened some time ago to court-martial oflicors who sought to interfere with the ac- tion of the department through mem- bers of congress. Taylor is the first one to ascertain that he meant what he said. PERSONALS, General Orook is expected home next week. Lieut. I. T. Webater, First artil- lery, who for several years past has filled the position of professor of mil- itury tactics at the Nebraska univer- sity at Lincolm, leaves to-das to rejoin his company at Presidio. Cal. Lieut, Webster leaves a host of civil- ian friends in Nebraska who greatly regret his departure, Oapt. Bourke has got his cards already printed, labelled ‘‘Prescott A. T.” The captain is quite hilarious over the prospect of adding to his col- lection of Indian curiosities a few genuine and undoubted specimens of Apache scalps withjsquaw trimmings. Campaigning under Orook affords special advantages for such adventur- ous collectors, A Popular Young Oitizen Joins the Army of Benedicts. Tuesday Frank W. Bandhauer) one of the most popular and industrious agents of the Union Pacific land de- partment, was united in marriage to Miss Ewily Krejci, daughter of one of the best known and most highly re- spected farmers of Fill more county, in this state. The ceremony took place at the residence of Jerome Rtohek, the well known litho- grapher, the bride being given away by her brother Joseph. The golden bonds were tied by the affable Judge Beneke, who has become so popular as a tyer of connubial knots, that many weddings are postponed just to have the judge present. It is o pleasurg to a héart sick or oven a jilied outaider, fo see the gontle man- ner inwhich Judge Beneke pronounces the life sentence ‘u the matrimonial court, Then his remarks to the sen- tenced parties—they are claseical, clear, clover and really canonical. Beneke ought to be made a civic oar- dinal if such an office were created. After the wedding ceremuny was over refreshments were served most bountifully, and one of the pleasant- cst gatherings ever held in Omaha made its mark on the social record of time in these parts, The extensive acquaintance of both Mr. and Mres, Bandhauer insures one thing, that this event in their lives will call forth the kindest wishes for health, wealth, happiness and prosperity from a host of friends in Omaha, e For Rent or Sale.—A good houseof six rooms, in good repair, and lot, 30 x220, on Fifteenth street, north of bridge, Rent, $16.00 per month, Wil sell for $800.00, emall cash payment, and balance on monthly installments, Inguire at Newspaper Union, 12th and Howard. aug-4t-me Free Shipment. The announcement has already been made that articles for exhibition at the state fair will be carried free by the Union Pacific and Burlington & Missouri roads. The printed con- traots of the former give the following direations for shippers: In al cases, the charges on articles intended for exhibition at the state | fair (except specimens of fruit, grain and vegetables, which will be billed free) must be prepaid to Omaha. O presentation to the agent at Omaha of a certificate from the secretary of the fair that the goods have actually been on exhibition, they will be re'urned free. On presentation of the same certificate to the agent at the station from which shipment was originally made, the prepaid charges il b8 ro. fandod, provided that all the articles shipped to Omaha are returned. If any part of the original consignment is disposed of at Omaha, the agent will retain such proportion of prepatd charges as may bo due at tariff rates to Omaha on the articles not returned The certificate of the secretary of the state fair must be surrendered to the rallway agent when the prepaid charges or any part of them are re- funded. PERSONAL. W. R, Godfrey, of Sidney, is in town, Hon. J. B, Bailey, of Herman, is in the city. John Steen, the Wahoo banker, is in town, James Hastings, of Lincoln, in at the Millard, ©. 8. Seitz, of Ogallala, is & guest of the Millard. Elder Geo. B. Storrs, of Columbus, is in the city. W. G, Cummings, of Burlington, is in the city. Lot Brown, of The Nebraska City Press, is in town, J.J. Upham, U. 8, A., isregistered at the Millard. C: 8. Brayton, of Long Pine, it at the Metropolitan, Saw'l Carhart, of Lincoln, isa guest at the Creighton. : Judye Jesse T Davis, of Blair, was in town last night, John G, Behm, of Springfield, Neb, is at the Creighton. Wi, Winslow, of Helens, Montana, is at the Metropolitan. Mrs, E, Cain, of Venetta, I. T., is a guest of the Creighton. 4 D. P. Rolfe, of Nebraska City, is regis- tered at the Metropolitan. John Tallon and David Horn, of Forest Gi i, are at the Oreizhton, Hon, Lorenzo Cr-unse and two children are guests at the Creighton. E. ¥. Hay, advertisine agent for Hay- erly’s minstrels, i in the city. Samuel Kaucher, a prominent milling man of Yankton, s in the city, George N. Clayton, the Kansas City railroad man, is at the Millard, Fatber Ryan and Mr. Wm. Lamb, of Columbus, are &t the Creighton. Hon Ed. Mclutyre, of Seward, presi- dent of the hoard f mauagers of the state fair, isin the city. Sergeant H. C. Osborn and wife, Ser- geant M. J. Dunkin und wife, and W, J. Wells, wife and two children. all of Firt Laramie, D. T., registered at the Metro- politan Tuesday night. Hon, D. H. Wheeler, Plattsmonth; J 8. Atwood, R. O, Cushing, F. H. Tuttle, Lincoln; D. McKel ip, Seward; A. M. Post, Columbus, A. M, McCandless, Ne- maha county, are all in the city and guests of the Millard, Licutenant Crosby, U. S. N, is at the Millard. Senator Saunders arrived home from ‘Washington yesterday. Hon, G. W, E. Dorsey, of Fremont, was in the city yesterday. Hon., John A, McShane was a west. bound passenger yesterday. Hon, Daniel Wheeler, Secretary of the State Fair, is at the Millard. Mr. F. J. McShane, member of the Board of Education, has gone on a short trip to Colorado, 8. N, Mealio, accompanied by Mr, E- Bb. Cole, left yesterday for Denver to visit the Exposition. He will be absent ten days, A. 8. Bailey, editor of "The Daily Star, Clarinda, Ia., came over with the excur- sion party yesterday favored THg BEE of- fice with & call. 1. P. Greenvault, representing Clark Bros.' hat warehouse, of New York, isgin the city, Gen. Frederick is doing the honors of the occasion, James Connolly, of Feeney & Connolly, the celebrated 16th streev shoe dealers, re- turned yesterday from an esstern trip where he has been making special pur chases for his house. Mr. W.N. Wood, a member of the Clarinda Band and Mr. Johnsoo, of the same place, joined the excursionists at this point. The former had been to Denver on @ trip. Henry M. James, ' the newly elected Superintendent of the Public Schools of this city, arrived yesterday from Cleve- Jand and will probably signify his accept: ance of the position tendered him, to-day, Ho met » number of Owaha gentlemen ll_lln_ll‘l.urumn to discuss school matters Uattle Cars Ordered. Oreighton & OC., 20 cars, at Pine Bluffs, August 17th, Standard Cattle company, 20 cars at Pine Bluffs, August 19th, At Ogalalla, August 19th, 20 cars for Addoms & Glover, At Ogalalla, August 20th, 17 cars for Oelrichs Brothors, Converse Cattle company, 20 cars at Ogalalla, August 20, At Ogalalla, August 21st, 16 cars for Oelrichs Brothers. Converse Cattla company, 20 cars at Ogalalla, August 21at. Converse Cattle company, 20 cars at Ogalalla, Awguat 27th, Converse Cattle company, 20 cars at Ogalalls, August 28th, Horsford's Acia Phosphate acts as food for au exhausted brain, Notioce The ‘‘Hawthorn Centennial Ex- celsior Roof Paint,” was patented May 24th, 1881, and letters patent num- ber 241, 803. Any person found or known to tamper with the manu. facture of said paint will be punish. ed to the full extent of law. 0 per- son has any authority whatever to sell receipts. HawTHORN & Bro, Lancester, Pa. ARMED INVASION. Our Towa Oousing Descend Uposi the City in Fall Force, Headed by the Celebrated C., B. & Q Band. A Special Traln Dackeda Out with the National Colors. At exactly noon yesterday a special train, oonsisting of Chicago, Busling- ton & Quincy locomotive No. 52, a bagaage car and three coaches, palled in at the Tenth street depot of the Burlington & Missouri road and about two hundred merry excursionists from the little city of Olarinda, Towa, dis- embarked for six hours of pleasare seeking and sight seeing in the Gate Cit, e excursion is given under the auspices of the Young Ladles’ Aid So- ciety of Clarinda, anassociation gotten up for the purpose of raising funds for the completion of a magnificent $20,000 church for the Methodista of their place. The names ot the officers of the society could not be obtained, but among the energetic workers therein are Miss Mollie Crooks and Miss Ada McOom ber, ably assisted by a score of others. A successful exoursion was given a short time ago, St. Joe being the ob- jective point on that occasion, and it is probable that others will take place before the season is over. Clarinda is 8 live and charming little city of about4,000inhabitants, sit- uated 110 miles cast of this city, on the line of the Chicago, Burlington & Quiney road. The excorsion “]sn for Omaha at 6:30 8. m, the train gaily decorated with the nafional bunting, the stars and stripes flattering from every point of the traiu from the pilot to the rear platform. The engine was handled by that popular knight of the footboard, P. Swift, and his name 1n- dicates the kind of time he can make with his iron steed. P. Ballinger, a well known couductor, took good care of his passengers, and he was ably asssted in the management of his train by Chas, Dingle and W. M. Kirby, a covple of dasy men at the brakes About 200 gentlemen, ladies and children, tock advautage of 'he opportusity to visit the metropolis of Nebraska, and brought aiong the Clarinda silver cor net band, a splendid company of mu- sicians, under the leadership of Frank Frazer. These boys became famous as theC., B. & Q band, numbering at one time thirty-three musicians, They were furnished a epecial car and ae- sisted in giving General Grant a rousing reception on his return from Burope. They also attended the inaugural ceremonies of ex-President Gartield. Their old leader died & fow mounths sgo, bat un- ONEY TO LOAN—On chattel m curity. A. B Tut'on ofice ymery, over Om hy National bank. re. & L2 HELP WANTED VW ARTED-Two | o. i breom makee. Sueady work. Callat Nebraska Froom_ Factors 789t AUG. KANDOW. W AYTED ~A wiman to couk at 110 acu I hitteenth strot, DAVIS', 77164 VWANIED—A emart 1.y sbous 16 of L7 years old. One who is not afrsidof w rk.” Ap at WILG & WESTBERG'S, 7816 — e, JFOB, RENT—0ne seatly furniehed soom, wih privilegs of ac jolniug par.or, 1818 Webste or oot, o VUI!-H OR RENT—A ploseant furnish~d room fo one or two ge.tlemen, Inqire a* 191 Oaiitornia stroat 050-t1 K 0 NT—Two new awell dwellings in desiratle icc No. 1514 Douglas street N 'TEHOUES FOR K il and Iarge AN w0 to twelve roo. & each; one o_two new ones with all modern conveuiences, One of 12 rooms, nitable for boarding and room rontiag, 17¢n and Douglas sta, BEMIS, Agent, jersaat 1% ani_ Doy [ REVT—A ploasat furii-he tha fint floor, ono blsck from stre ¥ McKoon 817-0 car, At 910-8 YATANT D—Good bitber, 6 9 16th s'reet \‘ 80-16¢ SAMUEL CORNFIELD. 408 Vinrney scroet, X‘von RENT—Brick store. Irquite st Drag ! "8tore, corner 10th and Douglas sts, 620e4f COAT MAKFR cin get perma-ent jol L)\ Adaress MAIRE & VAN SANDT, 70-161 Clarinds, Taws, W\ ANTED—A zoo1 woman cok immediate- V1 1y, Good wigos paid. Apply at the Com. mer.ial o et 3816° \ ANTED-An apprentice girl to do sewing at 1414 Dodge strect 67- WA ANTED—A gl for general housework 104sout 25th stret, corner Dodge, 66.16% YOR RENT— o ¢ of 6 rooms, newly plas- tercd and p ined. 81500 por month, rth of 16th stroet bridge on 15 h street, Con. rlent #5 shops Applv corner 12th & d How. street, Newspaper Union, 88741 ¢ fi;fi REN’ Two new elogant housos quire at Poterson's Clothing s.ore, near 1), Depot. [2X0) £ 3 *OR BALE Ot BALE=A fresh cow. Inquire 1015 um 1 #trcer, bet. 16 h and 17ih, 5019 & room ghil ac Occidental -t ANTED—Two firrt-clags ' arbers, J. W. DERKIEN, 7218 Gounell Blufts_lows. WWART DA colechor and goot salesman; a.mr;.ra per week a d commission on ex: trasale . P.F. Colller, 1503 Farnam, tecond floor mbe 61 7% \V/# 5TED—A good coor, washer and ironor and n nu se ¢irl 3 go wibhan officer’ family to Fort Niobrara, Neb. Call at My Burn's crockery store, 1515 Farnam stoct, mée-00.17¢ ANTED—A live by, not atrid of work, to doerrard a d make himself useful fna retail ahoe store. to learn the business. Address in own hand-writiog, *'Shoes " Bee ofiie, 161t der the new regime they give evi- dences of first-class discipline and training, They played several pieces at the depot and eleewhere about the city during their stay and were the recipients of much deserved pralse. The entire party was in charge of Col. S. M. Crooks, a prominent mer- chant of Clarinda and the trip over, made by way ot the new Plattsmouth bridge was a very enjoyable one. The day was spent in visiting the various points of interest about the city and the excurawnists left for home at 6 o'clock last evening. It is much to be regretted that our citizens were not aware of their coming in time to arrange a programme for their day's pleasure and that arrange- ments were not made to meet them at the depot with street cars to convey the entire party to Hanscom park, of | g which Omaha teels very proud, but it is hoped that their visic was eufficient- ly enjoyable to induce them to come again, Before leaving for home, the band serenaded THE BEE, Republican and Herald offices, aud cailed on muue host Thiele, of the Tivoli, who guve them a smiling reception, being a man who can appreciate fine music and admire the musicians, e & — SLAVEN'S YOSEMILE COLOGNE Moade from the wild flowers of th FAR ¥AMED YOSEMITE VALLEY, it is the most fragrant ot perfumes, Munufactured by H. B, Slaven, San Francisco, For sale in Omaha by W. ic\\'mmhoula and Kennaio Bros., 0. Real Estate Transfers. John L. McOague, real estate and conveyances reports that the follow- ing deeds were filed tor record in the county clerk’s office on Monday and Tuesday, August 14th and 15th, Samuel E. Rogers to Francis 8. Kendall, lov 1 and 2, block 9, Roger's add, — §600, atherine M Klinker to John H. Klinker, the s w} of sec. 31, town 10, range 12, - $2,000. J. 0. Thomas to Delos Thoma n} of lot 12, block 11, E. V. add.— §300, Julia A. Caulkin, trustee to Web- ster Soyder, lot 7, block 124.—$4,- 600. s the ith's Ezra Millard to 8. 8, Chambers, lot 104, Millard & Oaldwell's add. —$800. s it et Overworked men and women, per- sons of eedentory habits, and others whose system needs recuperation, nerves toned, and muscles strengthen ed, should use Brown's Iron Bitters, ——— M TEEIVERY apprentices Wanted. Apiy e 1617 Chicago strect. Cal after 6 o'elock p.m. 6819 VW ANTED—A gt for genersl housewerk, 19 Cuming strect 86-15° ANTED —A first-class cook Must be good W ireas ot Saeecia s making tuttor To a ¢ /mpet: nt woman at Col. M. T, Grace. VW ANTeb-Twogs d miismer. Baury and commission. Apply at once. F. F. COLLIER, 61-15¢ 1108 Farnam streot. ANTED—A dining 10 m “‘ bermald a* the Creivh @ wages 85 & week. Appl; Pateick’s, Eaurders Siroot, noar 52-16 m&e cham- o3r17 irl an ouse, ANTED—Tw. men of good address to suil household go ds Sady employmient. Good chance (o the rght men, Call 421 south 108 SAUE—Very cheap & well-payiog ros ! “tanrant on Fambsm s'rect Ooahy ¥us: 7 sold by Sojembor 1at. Tuquire at th's offie. AY BALER FOR SAL¥—One second band Dederick Hay Baler with capac ty of twelve 3 1went. tons per day. It in good order. Edco 470, Cosh ooty 760, Addrem, L Bro's, Drawer 7%, Omaha, Neb, ki) Inquire 76-18 UR SALE—Two xood werk horses, At Ha ris & Fisher's. R SALE—A valr of horsos, barnss and buzgy, chesp. Inquire at Rea Larn, 1'th stree, Sem , 'E will kel 26 by 148 feet, at corner 8th and Charles street, glelr Goodm n's) for $800. $10ca h and $10_each month Inierest 8 per cenb i DEXTER L. THOMAS & BRU, O ——— with o without builéing. n,” Neb., box 49, Fon FALE—Grocery and crcckery buslness, yp. r o Addrss Ogoe- 4541 o S o At G S - -0 R SALE CHEAP— A new esther top phae. tonl and & new aclivery oc exp ess wagon. 1 at Chas, harbact's shop on Fifteo. th, Fornam Xl Fm( BALE—A wood mare, harness nd $0p buggy, by W. W. Hoberts, Fort Omahs, 08610 OR SALE—Proporals fer the purcha e of ths Monnt House on N rth Harnoy streer, bo- Eween 16th and 16 b, will bo recelved at my store until August 15th, ©. F. GoopMax, augs. t 'R SALK—Heuso 6 rooms and cornet lot 182 feot nquare, §1600. McUngue, opposite 'ost office, Wit 10th stroet, 41-15% VW AVIED=4 uood canvagsor. tesdy work aud good pay. Call wt 218 N. 10th stio ¢, zocm 6, 45-tf VW ANTED=A 0 lowrn phot 1 g photo rephs TANTES—Girl fr_ g noral houseworl M ust be a gocd cook, smail fawly, west side2ist s.reet, soooud door from Les worth, 101t VW AR TED—A frst cloes cunvaseer totravel in town ad Nebra ka. Noleters an.wer. d. Apply st rooms 6 s d 7, Council Biufr 6 not Tess than 15 years v ub Cuirier's lead- v 2 )—100 men for ra'lrond work, H iler, o oploymout agent, 11th street, near Farnam. 90311 PR BALE—A five ncro fot and good hodse one wmiie north of Barrack. Inquireon premises or Geo. H 80., 1 strect. 47-1 RENBON, ) & R 026 Montana stret, near Cumi g. ' Tnquire C/gar store, 1 Jncl 885026 Petcrson, No ¥ C. 8o 0th and JOR BALE—Hou ¢ a cerne lot, at 31,060, birgain_ McCAGUE, oppo ite ¥, 0. F84t [YWO story bullding for salo at & barzain. Lo- <ated at north-eas cornor of 17ch stroet, aud Capitol ave. Wust be w.oved on or beforo August 7th proximo, BuMI 770-t8 Agent 165th eud Donglas, {IX BEAUTIFUL LOIS—60x160 feot_cach in Hanscom Flace on street car line, Best lots i1 whole addition on very eady tirms and ata great bargain. BEus'agent, 16th and Dougise stroots 164 W ANTED—Ten toams. Wages 83.60 per duy. Yo qinauire M Vinc.ut, at Floreace Cut-off. W ANE D-0no hundied inen. £175 er day. Arply fo Mitche 1 Vincent, at Florercs Cut (T, 1 ine mil 8 vorth of Omaha, 965 1t Wag: v ANTRD— At ¢, Charles hotel, V_class dining room girls 7ANT. D—Boarders a1 Board §4,00; 180 furnisned Davis. ANTED—A first-class girl must be good cook, washer nud ironer, Wages $ 00 'Inquire at Lee, Fricd & Co's, of at . 984-t two first 903-tF cuth 13th St 20>ms, Fran 0644 ANTED—500 privy van.te, einks and cess pools to clean with Sanitary Vaulé and Sink Cleaner, tho best in use. A. Evans & Co., resldence 1208 Dadge streot, Omaha. ANTED— Two or three rooms suitable fo physicisus office. Addresa Dr. Porte office, 600t ANTED—Room and board by & yourg man. Priiatefamily creferred. 8ix o'clock divner- Not to exce.d §39 per mosth, 621t OARD. GENTLYMAN and vive desirs room with b ard, after Sertember fst. Nortn of Cap- itolavenu *. ~No otber b preferred, Ad- ress W, of Omah: nal Bank, 66-18° ANTED-A suits of two or three unfurnish- ©d rooms address ‘A, 8,” 1020 Farpam stre t, 01 aha, Neb, 55 VW ATTE, R parioer with skt 7o 46 000, in genera merci andie and form mp'e: ments. Go d tra e esablishcd, Apply to lock box 18, Wymore, Neb, 20-12 “7.\“30—; part er wth capital to offect | & experience, with a man thoroughly posted, manufacturing shirs and coilars, Also aundry burin 88, Address C. T. Eldreige, city post- office. 43-16% AN) ED— - bout August 15, & house of 4 or rooms, on line of etreet railway prefer- Address “Houre " Bee Office. aul tf SITUATIONS WANTED, ANTFD-Sitvation Yy & young wan ina wholcssle or retail store ~Cit - re.crnces 1 cequired. Addross W. ). b, Beo office, €4-17% FOR RENT—HOUBEE AND LAND, red, {7OR RENT | In good location, .& hovse of six 1 “rooms on strert ear lino Indiro 1143 nortf 18th 8 eot, betwo:n Nichols avd Paul stroct. (75 URK (<HED room street, OR RENT—Nearly New hiouse, § rooms, 1012 Pacific, near Unicn depot. O. P, Birket, 115 b rent Mason stre: Ok RENT—Fcur yoom cottage, $16.00 e moath, Juh 8°n 8'rcet, one dlock south of Bi. Mary's avenus, Appy west door or 2110 Hirney stroct, 675t Fon RENT—Large room with board; doy board give ', 1808 Califor+ia_strcet. 18tf I' OUSE FOR RENT—On Paul, btween 10'h and 20th streets, I quire at 1219 Sixteon b street. 3816 1610 Chicago |, 5010* JPLENDID YHOFERTY FOK SALE—AC » BALGAIN, one larce brick house, and one large frame house, with full 1at on Cas near 15th rtre.t, Fine ch.nce for inyestment, rent f.r §70 per monch, Call for full particulars, on e, Acent, 16th a-d Douglas sta, 7L Fow SALE.=Tue rliugton Rouse Kirst o'nss; all farnished. The only hoel intown, Tho iheapost proporty in tho state. Has all the traveling men. Will be sold cheap ou torius 1o suit. Enquire of E. Fulle, proprietar, . Bovel” 809t Arlington, Wasnington county, Neb. JOR SALE—Or will excha ge for Omahs pio. persy, w laproved soo om of land adjola- ing o station on U. P, B, B. M. DUNHAM, 1613 Farohsm 8t,, Omaha. 790 3¢ Blu FOR EALK ESTABROOK & COE. F_‘_on BALE—The POPULAE YIOTEL, Known s the 80YS' HOME. This house s cor~ irally located, bas sou h and east front, nud | surrounded w th fino shado trees; contwinsthirt sieeping roomns, has ice house. isundry, sam; room, &. Hasa world w.de_reputation an better patronsge than many houscs of twice its capacity, Price 85,000 For particulars ad- dros, A A. BAWDEY, Red Cloud, Neb. MISCELLANIOUS, 108 5 v the promites of tho undorsigned ou Taesday o Iarge black aow, eighin Yout 25) paunds. Rew rd { r informa joa wi be given by Jeha Swacina, Bouomian Hall routh 13th stre. f. 7517} 0ST—Saturday. botwoon postofiice and Dav- enp r si eet, purse, contaiuiog money and stamps, Rewar!, £ ecoffice. 63 IPECIAL AGENTS for Nebras Migcuri §0 reprosont the L'FE ASSOCTATION of indianapolls, Indians, yvol has stood the tert of tia, pave’ all losses in full; strongly indorsed by the' best {nsura ce authori fes; - thorougcly establi-hed, easily worked, #nd is not ou the co-operative or old line plan. Liberal contracts made With ener etic acente At a compensation of {rom iwo thousand to three thousand dollars per vear Address INDU TR AL LIFE ASSOCIATION, No. 70 Easb Market strect, Indlanapolis, Tnd. Ftyds-tmo. LOSING OUT SALF OF BICYCLES— O'to Manufactory . Oie 28 fnoh, Pifce § 860, recuced to § 700. on- 82 inch, Prico 10 00, redived to - 8 £0, rica 17 60, nduced to ' 600, Piice 22 00, reduced to 18 00, Frice 2 0), nduced to 21 00, Ove 52 inch, Price 500, ro w eito 600 bt el Spokes and Rubbor Tycrs; One 86 nch, Prico §25 00, r ducen to $20 00, One 42 inch, Pric 85 00, reduced to 30 00, Colambis, Popo Mantifsctory: One 48 iuce, plain, Price £65, reduced $0 §50, One 35 fuch, haf biight, kice $55, reduced to 836, Qno 46 incb, halt nickle, Prico §95, reduced to One Exprass wagon, price $150 00, reduced to 6 inch, The sbrva bicyeles aronew. As I will elose husiness, the aboye inducon ents are ofiered. §N. ). Solomsn, Omal 4 EDWARD KUEHL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND.QOKD) 'TIONALIST, 498 Tenth troot, between Fam: sud Harney, Will, with tho aid of guas spirita, obtaln for any one glance st Ehe p and proeont, and on cortain condisions in Mhe fa: ture. Bookw Bhoos made 1o yder. Perfoy “cl'on vubrastond sugfTr ‘Oll LEASY—Anp excel'ent lot for lease fora torin of years, at northeast corner of 17th and Nich lus street, ove block from stre track. For tern v, inquure of James Shanno premives, cax n NOR BEN'-Neat cottage of five réoms. TP Ghaire x. & ‘Sor. foth nd Chicaro S, & OR KEAT—Furnished room. 11 quire at the cor, 10th sad D ug as. -t —Cottage on Pl U street, 20d 38t " door from 56 Mary ‘sjavenue, O I RENT—Two new houses, 25th Ch'cago #lx rooms each. Inquire of 8 J. Roddis at 6th and Che tuut wtreets. e tf Love Your Neighber. ‘When your friend or aeighbor is labor- ing under bodily affliction, indigestion, billiousness, condtipation, caused by im’ purity ot blood, or disorders of the kineys or liver, don't fall to recommend BURDOOK Broop 'Brrrum, asure and safe remedy, Price $1.00, 14d-1w’ SPECIAL MOTICES, NOTICE—Advertisement To Losn, For, Sale Lost, Found, Wante Boarding, &c., will be in- sorted In those columns once for TEN CENTS per line; each subsequent insertion, FIVE CENTS per lne. The frst lusertion never less than TWENTY-FIVE OENTS NOR RENT—Ofice {ur reut; 817 south Thir- teenth st 18-tf W. D. WRIGHT, OR KENT—Brick store, 26x66 and 8 rooms above, on Pacific strcet, between €th and 7th. The' location very desirable for Drug, Butcher, Hotel, cr Grocer, Enquire at M. 10f' 12th sud Fars han - treets. 9722 ToOR KEN —T0 rooas ssuitable for two oF tour g ntlemeo, st B, W. corner 16th and Liforoia street. 078 ¢ 0 RENT— Roon@furnished and unfuraish d, 8. W, corner of8th und Boward 8t Roons are now aud cowmand fine view of the river, bw, «ifferent rallronds and Coundil Biuffs. [ K BENT—Houso of 10 r:oms, cor. Chisego and 13th strees. o804 /B REN —Four room cottage, large los loull:"fll, J. L. Welsbans, 1608 Far. stroe F 9usetf 10 LOAN—MON: Y ONEY TO LOAN—Oall at Law Utnce of D, L. Thomss Room 8 Crelghton Block. 82500007 LT SV ey S Asxner, 164b and Douglas ke, am ot N, furnished frout soom. Call 607§ N ~17th strest. 9ot a4 40s Grove LOTS for isase at §26 00 per anoum, cach 100 4m e oY sdjoiniog Haasoom Purk 'urk on the west, fve minu ;u tro 8 peot ) Money can obtained to bulld with, by persons leasing these lots at regular rates. JAMES F. MORTON, Oa premisss, 0ffice 1515 Far nam Biree This powder never varics. A marvel of p strength and wholosomences. M A Taloal thin She on kiude, and canaoh » old 1 slon with tho multitide of o nagh -l XA Jom L] iow York tw0 other