Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 16, 1882, Page 8

o] SALTURVA T DEUEMBIIN 1b THE VDALY DLk he Daily Bee. : Baturday Morning, Dec, 16 Wenthar Report, t1'he following observations are taken at the same moment of time at all the stationg wamed.) WaRr Derarrarnr, U, 8, Stonat Ses. vior, OmAna, Dec. 1 Denver, Oheyenne . Washakie, Platia, NE [Froh 8W | Light N |Feetn N ¥ |Fresh Fresn § |Fieh SE |Light Cloudy g Ui 1 N |Lgh River feceon nL 3 em, hoz n at Yankion, Misstasippl troren at Davenpo t, frizin at &4 Paul,3 £ ot 6 fuches at 81 Louls, and trosen at La Crowwe and a1 que, I VATINS —There was only ono plaio diunk taken in by the pol ce Thuis iay nigit. —Thore wishing nice Christmas presents should call early at Sixe's as his nicest goods are going very rapidly. dibdt ~Deputy Postmaster Johu Campbell who has been rick for s month past is re- ported to be a liitle better now, —A bunch of keys was found on the corner of Thirteenth and Jones, which the owner can have by calling at Calvin & Co 'sdrug store and paying for this no- tice, ~—Strang is setting two boilers and has a double engine of 120 horse power on the road for operating the electric light ma- chines. —The mail route agents report the weather at Denver as quile warm and Omaha the coldest place on the line of the u. p. ~The discharge papers cf an ex-private in the Third Cavalry bave been found and can be had at this office by payment for this notice, —The communication in yesterday's Ben wherein was wentioned *‘The iron front of be First National Bank,” should have read ‘‘Nebrackna National Bank.” —On Tuesdsy evening, December 10th, Mrs, J. J. Dickey and Mrs. Latey, give » charmiug entertainment in the opera house, Proceeds for Tiinity Cathedral, ~Judge Beneke's court was very popu- yesterd y. The Bernstein ciso drew the Jargest attendanco seen in the police court room for & good while, —Sheritf N, K, Boswell, of Laramie, Wyoming, arrived in the city 'I' ursday with & crazy man named Costello, whom he will take to Livcoln and place in the Nebrasks insaze asylum, ~—An amicable settlement of the Can- field-Dewey contest election case, has been made in accordance with which all further proceedings are to be dropped and Senator Oantield will tuke his seat without opposi- tion, —Many persons think that there are more fine fans at Kuhn & Co.’s than will be eold in Omaha this year, but already many have been sold, the purchasers of over five dollars worth gotting a ticket for one of their premiums, —The musical treat and choice seleotions of Mra. Latey and Mres, Dickey, which are to be givennect Tuesday evening in Boyd's opera house, the procseds of which are for Trinity Cathedral buildiog fand, will briog | a large and appreciative audience, —The ladies of the U. C. L. A. whojin- tend taking part in the annual reception at the library rooms on New Year's, are earn- estly requested to be present at the meot- ing to be held at the library on next Sun- day evening; or, if ot ablo to be present, to be in some manner represented—card, proxy, or otherwise, —“From lauds of enow, to lands of sun, the L. and N. through conches run,” isthe poetical inscription on n very pretty poster which was belng put up by Andy Borden yosterday for the L.and N.route, A winter soene and a tropicallandscape complete the card which is one of tho most novel yet ween in theeo parts, ~There was a lively disturbance at a bouse of prostituiion on lower Eleventh wtreet Thursday night The proprietress claimed that Jack Magee, who was on a **high lonesome,” had tried to demolish the door of her domicile, and she made the welkin ring with her police whistle, Officers soon quieted the belligerant Jack and no ariests were mads. —A pleassant sffair took place =¢ St, Philomens's Oathedral Thureday being the wedding of Officer Thos, Ruins, of the polico force. Following the weddivg, the bride and groom entertainec. Marshal An- gell, the torce aud other fiisnds af their rooms on 10th and Daveaport streets, Among the wedding presents was a valus- ble stove frowm the officers of the polics de- partwent, —At noon yesterday Willlam Dew, con. tractor and builder, while engaged on Hell. anan's building on 14th aad Farnam streete, met with an socident which might have wroved tatal, 1n tryiog to place a stone weighing over » hundred pounds on to a window it slipped and struck Dew on the bead, causing & contused lacerated wound of about two inches and a half extending dowa to the skull, The injured man was taken to Dr, Hertzmann who fixed bim up good shape. ~1The necktie and aprcn snclal'given by the Good Temj lars ot Mrs, Musser's resi dence on Capitol avenue was a complete success i every particular. The attend. ance was good, and the oceasion was one of thorough #ccial enjoyment to all present, Much mwersiment was eaused by the freaks of the fickle godders, fortune, in allotting to the varkeus gontlemen present, their wartuers for the evening, Various social gumes were played, and an elegant colla- tion wes served about midoiebt, It is tc be hoped that these pleassnt oocasions will be of frcquent recurience, snd that the lodge may be greatly b-uefitted thereby in » considerable increase to its already large membership, The ocomiuvittee who h:d ebarge of the affair are tu be heartily vor mended for their successiul eud liULI. HELPED OUT! He Is Acquitted by the Jury After a Stort Session by That Body. The Names of the Jjury and Their Opinions, Guy M. Lambertson, the United States attorney upon the opening of the court yesterday olosed the care of the government, He was restricted by the court to fifty minutes in which to make his argument. Daring the time allowed him he weat over the circumstances and faols in the case in a aystematic and clear manner. the statemonts made by him it would appear that Hall was guilty of a crime. He said that Holl had knowingly and wilfolly defrauded the gover: mont aut of money by falsifying the vouchers, The exocuss the defendant made that tho custodian at Washing ton had virtnally instrncted him to do busineas under subterfuges, was no excuse for him at sll. The custodian had recently been ignominously dis charged from the government aervice in Washington for just suoh practices as Hull had been puilty of. The sperch was strong and covered all the allegations contained in the indlot. ment. Judgoe Foster briefly charged the jury, after which they retired to the jury room for coneultation, THE VERDIOT. Shortly after fiye o'clock yeaterday afternoon the jary in the Hall case filed into the court room, and in an- swer to the usual inquiry made by the court, whether they had agreed upon their verdict, the foreman stepped forward and answered that they had. The olerk read the verdict which was one of acquittal, and then the jury was polled and discharged. The ver- dict oreated a profound surprise among the persons present, and it was oven apparont that the defendant himself was not prepared for what might bes termed the windfall which came to him, The jarors clamored for their cerlitizates, and when they were obtained the marshal's office was sought and anxious inquir. ies made for that functionary, and whether there was any mouey on hand with whioh to pay tho certifi- cates, The absence of the marshal croated dirgustandone orvwo jurors started to leave. ‘‘Hold on,” eaid ove, “when I get this cashed we will g0 out aud get n drivk.” A Beg re- porter interrogated John G. Willis, one of tho jarcrs, ast o the methods us:d to arrive at the conclusion as they had. How had they made up their minds. He replied, *‘I don't knew how the others made theirs up bat I made mine up according to my own notion.” Hé did not appear very communicative and was anxious to gat away., Another member was askod Mimsouri for the promptness displayed hy that esmpany in sllowing and pay- ing all claims for eattle killed by the cars along the line He alss wished to thank George Balientine, the stock man of that rond, for the pr. mpt man ner in which he had handled the cattle during his last shipping rearon. The resclution spokein verycomplimentary terms of the road, and the fencing which had been placed along both sides of the track for many miles through the cattle country, which will be & great benefit to the cattle inter- ents of that section, #2@For one dime got'a prckega of Diamond Dyes at the druggist's, They color anything the simplest and wmost desirable ~olore, THE ADVANCE IN BEER. Varicus Planse to Freseive the Balanceof Trace Across the Ccunter A Manutsoturerof Glasmoes £1ready on Hand 1o Take Usders foc Smaller GI 1] 8. Loule Glibe Democrat, Tho beer busiuces in St Louis has boen atirred to its inner depths during how it oame about, and the number of ballots found necessary to deter mine tho sentiment of the body. He did not kuow how they came about but it was finally agreed after fifteen or twenty ballots to acquit. ‘‘What was the first ballot?” asked the reporter. ‘It was five for conviotion, five for acquittal and two blank: *‘Who voted the blanke “I don't know,” he replied, “They waited to find out how it was going, I suppose,” ventured the roporter. “I presume they did,” he replied. The names of the gentlemen serv- ing on the jury are as follows: B, F. Dorsey, T. J. Torrey, E. O. Garner, F. A. Hassler, J. A. McMurphey, D, 0. Cole, Robert N, Stall, H. B, glicw demus, 8. M. Pike, E. L. Stone,John Nash and John C. Willis About town last evening surprise, and in some Instances indignation, was exprossed by the loungers in the hotels and other resorts, METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA HA, NEB, Tables sunnlied with the best the market attords, The traveling publio claim they got better accommodations and more general satisfaction hero than &t sny other houso In Omisha, Rate, 82 per dav, aug2ltfm e A BLAVEN’S YOSEMITE COLOGNE Medo frow the wild flowers of the raR ¥aMEp YOSEMITE VALLEN It 1s the most fragrant ot perfum t Manufactured by H. B, Slaven, San Franoisco. For sale in Omaha by W. ioyhltahoun and Kenvara Bros., Barrie Orexx, Mich.,, Jan, 81,79, GenTLEMEN — Having boen sfflicted for a number of years with indizes- tion and yeneral debility, by the ad- vice of my dootor I used Hop Bittars, and must say they atforded me almost instant relief. 1am glsd to be able to testify in thelr behalf, THOS. G, FOR RENT, Btoro at Oakdale, Neb , with shelv- ing and countera tuitable for a gro- cery or general merchandise store. Koquireof H, G, Clark, Omaha, or Robert Wilson, county clerk, Oak- dale, Neb, 43514 Files ana suge Flies, roaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by “Rough on Rats,” 1 Horsford' Acid Phosphate in Abuse lof Aloehol. Dx. JNO, P. WHEELER, Hudson, N. Y., says: “I have given it with Frenut decided beuefic in a caso of nnutrition of the brain, from abuse of aloohol,’ Good Babies. "Tis & Joly day from Fas’ and Weet, For children thrive and mot er's re b The darling gir & all nam d Victorla, And with the boys, they have Castorla. KNOX milke n't save the bhaby; While sweot CAST01 1A digest their fo-d, Gives them health aud makes thm good, A Cpmphmentary to the B. & M and Thelr Btock Agent Ballentine. The big cattle men of Colorado held their annual meeting at Denver last Friday evening. After transacting much business Mr. M Crillis, the seo- ratary, otiered & resolution thanking which resulted in such » somplete sucoes | ‘16 Mansgers of the Burlington & the past few days over the rumor that the brewers are about to joinin a con- errted movement for raising the price of the popular bever 1o is & woll- known fact that the price of hops has advanced greatly of late, going within tho lnst year from 26 conts to 105 cents, and thir ¢ reumatance alone hus for vome time given good eground for the belief that an increase of price would be a prime necessity. Uponin- vestigation by a Globe-Damocrat re- porter it appeara that thera is & very oloso corporation among the brewers of St. Louis, Chicago Milwaukee and Cincinnati, and the retail dealers are in dense ignorance as to what is to be done by the manufacturers from whom they get their daily supplies. Onbeing intervinwed, Mr, Anthony, of Anthony & Kahn, frankly ad- mitted that the price of beer would uudoubtedly be raieed from January 1. The increase in the cost ot hops had made this necessary, and all the dealers in 8t. Louie, Chicago, Mil waukeo and Ciucinnati were sgreed upon thiy point. The increase would be from §8 to §9 per barrel. He raid thera would bo a meeting in 8. Louis during tho following week of leadirg brewera from the cities named above, and that an increased ecile of prices would certainly be agreed upon, Mr. Adolphus Busch, of the Anheuzer-Busch Brewing azrociation, seid he was not particularly in fayor of an incceate, but that tho majority of brewers soemed to think it avecessity. Mr. Pri! Stock, the secrotary of the 3t Louis Brewera' nssociation, was not accessible to the reporter, but it was escertained that he held to the opinion that an increase of price was unavcidable, Mr. Tony Faust, the well known caterer, said he understood;the price of beer would be raieed, but 1t wounld not affect him in the least. Ho was already paying from $9 to $10, as his beer was ‘‘extra brewed,” and his trade was euch that he would willingly agree to pay from $10 to $12. Mr. Emil Besscbl said that his brewer, Mr. Kllis Wainwrighs, had told him he knew nothing of a con- templated ralie, ‘‘The brewers, how- ever, Mr. B, “have it all their own way, and can do as they please. I will not object to the increased price. It will only affect the saloona that sell ‘big beers’ for a nickel, and those that furnish free lunches. I ueed o pay $14 for beer, and made money at it, but T used emaller glasses than I do now.” “Or,” said another engineer of & beef faucet, to whom ihe subject was broached, *‘we can chango the style of glasses. There's a manu‘acturer here now from Pitteburg, in anticipation ot this change, and he (ffors to make a wlags for the 8t. Louis (rado that will look bigger and wil thas than those ia use now, but will have ¢ bottom ou the style of a claret buttie, He offers also, for very tony trade, to cast shell glusses in & candle moid, and make them about two feet high. This will mako a gill of beer LOOK LIKE A QUART, and ten inches cf froth on fop of it will give the ‘draw’ a mighty gorgeots look. Idon't know what the beer wellers wlll do about it T prefer to keep my old glasses ard be a little more hasty in the draw. Nuthing like froth, you know, in a rush of business.” Another dealer on Olive street said that he didu't care much about the rike, OF courre, he wasu't golog to give o much beor for five cents; *but,” he added, *'T expect to make more mouey. My customers heve go: to have just 80 much beer overy day, and if they don't get i in two or throe glasses, they'll have it in five or six It would be very much better for me to sell ten small glasses of beer to oue man &t five cents, thau only threa or four big ones. Catch on, do you?” Dealocs who laarch their schooners upon the shoal waters that usually cover their bars are the least exer- cised, One of these artists told T'he Globe-Demoorat man in his quaintand native way ‘‘dot dem nshgooner must have less draught, dot's all,” To elu- cidate, he said that a schooner could eusily shorten her length and narrow her beam 80 as to have acarcely half her ucusl tonnage, and yet the con- sigoee would uever know the differ- ence, The bottled beer men are not likely to make any change In prices. As to those who sell bottled beer by the glass, one man said, barkerpers will be instructed to hold tha bottle & little higher as they pour it out, 50 as tu make =e: THE BOTTLE FILL PIVE GLASSES instead of four, The free varloty show pzople and the summer gardens, which sell beer at 10 cents a driok, are a little worried because they will all have to lay in & new stock of glasses, The Pittsburg manufacturer now here fulls them that it will be rather & oostly operation to blow elasses much smaller than they are using now, and that to make glasses she size of & thimble in such quant, ties s they require, & ne t of matrices must be made and a better quality of ssnd be got. It is possible, therefore, that thewe dealers will aleo embrace the fecth alternative, gising just enovgh beer to lend an smber shade to the bottom of the tumblers, Nore «f the dea'ers interviewed believe that the quality of beer scld wonld be Ceterlorated in the but all sereed that by such de vices as were found feasible the cae- tomers must unconsciou:ly be mace to stand the difference btetween the wholeeale and retail dealers, WOMAN'S WORK. Interesting Display at the So- cial Art Club Exhibition, A Bhowing that Would Pleace the Moet Exacting, On the bih of this month the jadies of the Social Art clab opened up a dis- play of their choicest work in Redick's new block, on Farnam atreet botween Fifteeath and Sixteenth, The suite of roomn devoted to their with the most goods, which exhibitiow was fill artistic and havo been admired by hundreds since opening day. Although not a few of the choicest articles have been dieposed of and msome tuken away, che rooms do not khow any dimution in their attractiveness, beautiful ned with bosutiful specimens of the daintiest work of woman's hands and a pretiier show than that to be en: joyed hiers would be hard to imagine, The most wuoticeable article on exhibition because f s mze wund the very prominent position given 1it, is ‘‘The Judgment of Paris,” by Mrs. J. H. Catin, in which the artist has made a epecial study of the flish tints and with pleating success. ‘‘The Storm in the Adirondacks” and “‘Ruinos of Fort Ticonderogs,” by D. F. Bigelow, are notably pretty. One of the most delicate and parfect paintings is the “Nun's Head,” by Miss Merrill, which grows in favor the more closely it 18 inspected. A very five snd valuable psiating, by H. Baitd, of New York, is loaned by Mrs, Jewett, It isentiiled **Wia- ter,” and is valued at 81,000 A lovely table top, hand painted, cn slate, is the work of Miss Burr; s placque, hand puated, with conch shell, by Mrs. J. H. Catlin, is one of the most stiractive articles on exhibi tion, and **Fun aud Fright,” by the samae artist, is 01 comical as it is wall conceived aud exceuted. A rioh piece of work is the Arisene tablo drape in sumach and golden rods, by Miss Wilde. 'The Matine view, contributed by Mra, Dr. Moore, h saoted a greas deal of favorable e iciem, ‘The puuele, by Fred Purker and Will Morris, are gens in their way and much admired. Mre, Jesze Lowe contributes several very beautiful specimens of work. one of the moat charmiig of which is the printing **Sweet Sixteon.” An elegant fire screen, hand painted with holiyhccks on black eatia is the work of Mrs. Geo. T. Gilbert; Mra, Simeral is rerrecsented by some fine hand wood carving and Mra. M. H, Goble by a lovely banner. Among the many choice articlea on exhibition it is poesible only to men- tion a few more, with the nanos of the ladies: Moss roses and ferns, hand painted on ‘velvet, Mis Tofi; hollyhocks and tiger lilies, Mi Gwynnie Gwyer; water color work by Misses and Grant; “Little Buttercup,” Mra. Doherty, of Browneil hall; paintings by Miss Jennie Needham; Mallard bduak among sedges, Misa C. Allen; intricate door mat, Mrs, Jowett, avd haud painted ohina by Miss Bessio Jowett, Miss Mollie Brownson and Miszes Moore and Needham, Notico The ‘‘Hawthorn Centennial Ex. celsior Roof Paint,” wia patented Muy 24th, 1881, and etters patent num- ber 241, 803, Any person found or known to tsmper with the mona- facture of said paint will be punish- ad to the full extent of law. No per- son has any aathority whatever to seil roceipts, HawrHorx & Bro., Lancaster Pa Army Order:s. The f)llowing named men enlisted at Fort Omaha, Neb., are assigned as follows: Gustay Olson and Thomas Jenkins to the Fourth infantry. Fravk Turk and Edward Evana to Light Battery D, Fifth artillery. Recruit Frank Dayton, enlisted ab Fort D. A, Ru:ssll, Wyo., is aesigned to company A, Seventh infuntry, The comuwanding cffiser at Fort Douglae, Uwsh, will ciuse the officer who may be mppointed to discharge thaduwis of port quartormaster a Fort Douglas, during the nbzence on lewve of Firat Lioutenant Charles G. Peuney, regimental quartermaster Sixth i fantry, to procced to Ogden, Uiah, o1 euch times a8 may bs nece:- sury for the recsipting bills of lading of public property, &o., during "the continued absonce from O:den depot of Captain Churles A, H. McCanley, as:istant quartermaster, De Not Be Deceived In these times of quack medicine adver- jisemuents everywhere, it is truly gratify- my to find cne rewedy that is worthy of praise, and which really does as recom- mended. Elictne Ritters we can vouch for us being & true and reliable remedy, ond one that will do as r-commended. They invariably cure Stomach and Liver Complaints, Diseases of the Kidueys and Urinary difficulties. We know whereof we speak, and can readily say, ggve thew »trial. Sold at fifty ccnts & bottle by C. ¥ Goadwnsn R Can't Say Esough T eannot spenk too highly of Burdock Blood Bitters; they have been a grewt blewsivg to we. Cured me of hiliousness and dyspepsis from sbich I hud suffered for years,” Mr, J, Marsh, Bank of To- routo, Oat xree of Uos . By calling at Schroter & Becht's drug store, you can get & sample bottle of Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung byn& which will reliove the most obstinaf h or Cold, and show you_what the regular 50 oent size do. When troubled with Astbma, Bronchitis Dry, Hacking Couvh Pains in the Chest, aud all diseases of the Throat nd Lungs, try » sample bottle of bis medicine. T'he caees, counters, chairs and walls | Compelled to Take a Dose of His Own Medicine. The Raecal Summarily Dealt With in the Polics Court Yeaterday, A Bill of 853 and Costs Charged to His Account. The case of Bernstoin and his wife against the two peddlers was contin. usd yesterday in the polise court, The prosecution was considerably sur. pilred when wilnerees weio called Tharaday to impeach Bernstein's evi- denee and to declare that they wonld believe An abortive atierapt was made to rebot thie evidenco and a number of witnorses were called to tentify as to Bernetein's good character Of thoso summoned only three, H. Berthold, Sam E, Rogers and Deonnis Canningham (es. titiod, Neither of them know anye thing about Bernatein one way or the other, but stated that if they had a'y opivion at_all it was against his veracity, This seomed to discomfil the prosecation aud the one was cloved, Arguments wera made and Charles Rodick made a strong apoeech in which he showed up the auimus of the prosecation and the illogality of the proceedings before Wright, It was a prosecation of poor, 1gnorant foreignera who had giined the ill wil of tho villain Beruatsin, who tried in this munner to gratity his malice. After arguwents the jary retired, and in & ahort time returned a verdict of not guilty. This scomed to be agreeable to the people in the room, but the consternation and chagrin of Bernstein and his lovely end amiable wife was great. Tne former charged around the room, ex- claiming that a conspiracy bad been formed against him, snd that he was an_abused man. Mrs Bernstein wailed and uttered threats of vengeance againgt everybody and everything. The pair have $63 costs to settle to their discomfiture. They started out to give the Russians a dose and they have been compelled to take their own physic. They gave notice of an ap peal to the district court. Berostein will find before he gets through that he will have a surfeit of law, as a man of his character can never be euccees- fal in changinz right into wrong. Artistr, Look Here! A. HO>PE, 1519 Dodge strect, Omaha, rells Winsor & Newron’s Ol Tabe Colers for 93 each; Mahogavy Pallettes, 35c; Brushes from 83 up wards; Artista’ Easel complete for $1.10; aud a fine Japan Tin Box with fine selection "of Artists’ Materialy, for from §5 to 810, iuclusive copics, and Plaques or Panels to work wpou; the Jacter makes a besutiful CHRIST- MAS PRESENI, Wi:ite for prices 13:&nbs A. HOSPE, Omaha, A Card of The Earnest Workers take this method of expressiog their most sin- cere thanks to their many friends for their genercus aid and liberal patron- not him under oath, age, by which they were enabled to make their annual fair for 1882 such a gratifying success. We take great pleasure in making especlal mention ot the unsurpassed kindoees and liberality of Mr and Mrs. James Kitchen, of the Paxton house. We teel assured our great success is largely due to their gener- oas help, and shall ever hold them in grateful memory and wish for them and the magnificent hotel over which they 8o gracefully preside the largect possible measure of success. Mrs. W. J Mouar, Pres, Miss Maceie TRULAND, S20'y. *4*‘Botter be wise by the misfor- tunes of others thaa by your own.” Tako warning in timo. Avcid quack nostrums by which thouesnds annu- ally perish, Uso ouly sach remedies as are demonstrated above svepicion, foremost zmong which is Kidney Wort. For torpid liver, bowels or kidneys, no other remedy ¢quals it. 1t is sold in botn dry and liqud form by all drugglats. —— Russia Sa've is unrivalled for its speedy healing qualities, Ask your druggists for L. 20 cte, EREGHE RE Wby Don't the Men Propose? Tradition has it that this question was officially propounded to the Ro- man senate by a ocommittee of the beautiful Sabines who wer?, oue and all, ushered Into the mystio state of matrimony with less ceremony than seemed to them essential. Itis further mooted that the query so consternated that august body that it informally tdjourned instanter, Tyen has the agsataination of Cissr been assigned as tho eequel of the adjournment, 1 is natural, therefore, that no oracle bhas, sitcs then, veniured to solve the Sabine riddle. But it hus rewmained for au intropid gentleman, pamed W. H. Gillette, to delve into the bidden truth and extort a dramatic solution of the problem from the unp. seen sphinx, With a philsuthropic generosity that bordors cn the unut- terabla, Mr. Gilletta has ecorned to monopolize the reason of this thing of all things - “‘why men do notpropose” —by copyrighting it according to act of congre Ho bas rather more be- queathed to the Day the aggregation of his researsh and not decded it 10 the Morrow by a last will and testa- ment for lawyers to quibble over and fritter back into oblivion. Next Saturday evening at Boyd's Mr. Gil. lotte, in the guise «{ a modern *‘‘Pro- fossor,” will illustrate the conven tional conee gaence of *‘man proposing” demonstratiug how much of the pre- liminary ecstacy becomes eacrificed through an iujudicious hasty accspt- suce on the part of the object adored. To emphasize his theory, remove it Dbeyond all doubt, Mr. Gilletto will himself, in full view of the audience, ‘‘propose” to four or five fascinating young ladles. The experiment will not expcse the spectators to any danger as the s joota are thoroughly experienced and duly licensed. Owiag to the rapidity with which the respouses are made in the affirmstive, repetition of the ex- perument becomes necersary In order that the masculiue portion of the as- semblage can comprehend the it terest- BULLDOZER BERNSTEIN | ing example, whereas but a sir veriment haa rencatedly sufficed enthering compris-d exelusively of fair aex, Th he op |be crowded f nrday evenine P fescor,” ia & for ra houve wi St Pro- ODNEY TO LOAN any description A. € south 14th St 1\ OVEY T LOAN On cha tel morteage AVL eurity. A B stton, No. 1516 Do wtree front room up stairy B2011, 0000 Teroet Asumacr $7000 wards, for'&to 5 years, property. Bruis Re 16th and Douglas § & V] SYEY TO LOAN_Call at Law offce of D. L. AVL Tho 1 as room &0 ‘ () TO 1OAN--At e t BAL_0U BROS., 1421 Farnam street On persc al pr perty Trottp, Attorney 19810 L ESTATR and LOAN A Soll 8115 Two bright Intel 16t St W ]"I\ ANT# 1) tween [ Two girls at 110 south 13th 8¢, he. [ [} PRINTER WANTED=Ouy cnrabla Irg hirce /£ n Brat. 1is rowar jobh offics strictions, Vermont. V V Y 498 m o eod NTHD-Girl 2044 hicagoSt. family 4 of two for genera house work. ') 96-18 7ANTED A d'ningroom girl at Maus and Blackmana Restaurant 1.18 Dodgo -t, 5017164 ral housework, Douglas St 489-16 TAETED=A g rlfo ds ge German gitl proferrcd 18 A fim-clacs o0, Mrs. Charles nin stroet 486-16 NTED- A go-d girlina fam Iy of two, call Davenport between 13 and i9 o trert. 482-15¢ ANTED—Experienced farm Insurance sol. ici ors for cvery county in the State, Ad 1. Kognler general agen 8 ate Insurance con Nebaska. y 3 72- mo VW ANTED=-A towlivosnerguticagente. - Good business, large profits, Auply evenings be ween 7ard 9 o'clock at 1 14 Douglas St. 479-164 Furnishad and heated front room e o two. Price roaso 1719 Case St [ JOR RENT ner 2tk I 3 turnish, OR RENT bed room rect adjoining Brownell Hall Patterson Pallman Car office NOR K th 0M 0« NT—Furnls t. Doward and Ha 100w, 413 Sth stra t v 447 161 NT. 2 turei hed ~ooms for 1izht house g, 8150 one turnished room with sto | cuished room eomers block oorn cighth and Howard St. 409 A good orgauat A, Hospe't _ 403w WO FURMISHED RO Also table boarde an RENT ~Residen pry AND BOA® s JOHN G. T~ Unfurn sted rcom i of postoflics, 117 (outh 1ith 14 q JOR RENT—Furnished room. 1 17th ¥t oet, betwaen Davenport Streots. [FOR R NT=A bew Bouse, Firnis rooms, bath room, i table, et inest locations in e ol $30.00 per month, Inquire for three days, Bemis' real stat 15th »nd Dougiva streets, One o rooms. Enquire at s store, 195-d Y EMIS' New Map of Omahin, jggt complo ) ready for delivery at §7 each: 1s 4 foot wide foct long. lnrrml and most complete map a evor published, Otficial map of the See column, VR RE T -U) W AT OR RENT—Off ' York Dry Gos QOR ¥ RENT— Unfur ished rooms In brick houso, 1418 Chicago street. AUt JOE R 1§ Furnished room with boar 1208 i California strect. 171U ORI T iuse, WX Foome. furniahed, 1o quire at D, Hyde’s offics, Miliard botel, 706-1¢ awellings and rvo otnex 0 locallty, by McKnna T Nn. 1514 Douglas wt 81 0K KENT—Lurgo 0ice foom or hall siore, 1020 |l§ll\'v st streot, 7074 Fm REAT—A wwre 1n Balcomue biock, on 16th otreet, near Davenport, St A. D, Balcombe. 506-2941 v 'ARM FOR SALE--The N. W. }8. 5T 11 north range 0 west 160 acres in liall County one mile from Grand Ielard a grow 1g Town of 450) inhabitants, Prics 2000, good inve tment for apecu ators, A.cress Joscph Starmer Sid. ey Nebra ka. 20 ANTED-A practical house keeper In small family, easy work good wages . me preferred. ~ Address B, K. B ootice. 4 WANTED—A sitl for cener 1 bonw:worlk 41110th trictort elde beiween Farn and Howar sirees . 11 for general hou ew ri, soall *d hozitos & govs shil Arpy st 0% SALE OR RENT—One of te fine houses in t-e ci y;good location, within block of strect cars. BALLOU +ROS., 410-16 1420 F.roa | stroct. JRGI SALE CHEAP—Ono 15 horwo power. port- and “engine on skils, Addr s Chas. R Davis, clty. 464-16¢ 170 SAL —Imoroved farm, § 1! miles out. A bargain this we k. 459-15 BALLOUB . 8., 1121 Farnam 8t ve orders for help wood canvaser tr & stalinent, steady work and | N. 16th streat, room 6. | \\/ A A man and cood ref. rer Egland. Address W. G b ). Emumet bous W Am ¢o ¢ what acquuinted in the stato (Good roference) given.. Address “H. G." Bee cffice, 4K8.15¢ \) 7ANTED—Salesman who wants o stendy winters §2b that pays well, w.rk pleasant | cation, m nthly paym nts Newh us, fulll t, $100. oom house, orle-half lot, desirabls lo- 40015 BALLOU B ¢ 1 SALE - Pony broke to: sing e rdoune lng uor yard. 1.0t SALE—Alot ot eecon hend buegiat in 5! frovclass crderas good s vewab 139 H r ey 318, OR BALE—A fr.3 class tecond hand phaebyn: Callat 1319 Harncy St. 9,40 2 ICYCLE FOR SALE—43 Inch s:sndard Co- I} n fslr condition. A targain. C. K (E—A go-d restaurant and hotel in & flourishing town of four thous nd inhabi- tants doi' gawood busiuess Owner wishe ttosell and vory prafitable for particulars, th N. T6t3 St. Prattand Wiliiams. V Ap| 13 Home by a D.nish girl, willing t do work as a girl ke German and a little E glis). 14th st.eet, up-stairs. (7 ANTED - ANTE! A position by a_thoroughl petuntiBookk seper of many years expo unexceptionable refercnces, Addruss Booke per, this othice. 45017 MICELLAME 1./8 WANTYE Furnished room wan od wl I Boyd's O era house. blocks of Address Drawerbicity. £02-18 WV ANTE A partner to help advortiser, who isa practical establi h 'a whole: iron and_ copper s under partner's own control, ences Bee office. VW ANTED-Tor duy boators at 16th up stairs. (ia'combe Bl ck) 0| of Omahs ever pubiished. on ac-ount of ill hexlth, easy torms. Address O, .. F. Cawan Grand Island' Nob. 3i3-4t e N , XCELLENT BRICK for sale, $9.00 per thou- sand. Yard, 15th street, two blocks south of Bollevue road. Lorrxzo Dissys. 177-1mnov15¢ 4 OTET FOR SALE—First clum hotel for ke 1 in'alive westorn town. Has all the finé cla's trado. Reason for selling other businoss. Por particulars, addross, Hotel, OxAlA Baa. 183-1mnovist F° FALE—Steam engimes—now vnd eoond 1 horse power. _Also Om ha Foun- Im-m inqui nov: BF 1S New Map of Omaha, Just 3 mploted and ready for d:livery at $7 each, by 7 feet long, s 4 feot wide Largest and most complete map Otficial map of the white Teturn 1o QIRAVED-Red cow 3 vear ol wit V) spots on her Jaws, giving m Ik Mrs, Melonne 10th Betweer Davenpo \ 7 ANT/ DB sarders by tho day o weck 1417 Howard St, 451} BUS NEGS CHANCES. YARPETS J petaat 420 (11h By Ednund McCorthy. OST B 4 ced making rar car- and solicit satronage. 401-18¢ back of Cheighton Co luge., oL RENT Two furnished rooms ith stov one largo front room 1309 Davenport hetween 13thand 1sth. vlw(r RE\T—Two front rooms chean on Farnam St.near Paxton. Inquire of Dr, Swetnam corn r1.th und Farnam. 190-15* 191-191 0K RENE - Pleasant £ roisbed room 1610 Far- nam St 403183 K [OR RENT- Furnished frout room on sonth I 1sth ne.r Leavenworth 8 168 IR RANT= 3 veral sna'l te C . Pani 1 2 bodgo 8 cottazre, I, 49" JROR RENT—touss ot thres room vlark.Sts. $10 per month, Inquir Fitzmorris, G128, 17th enidenco ot M, W Keune QTABLY NO LET—Corner 12th and Howard &t rooufor five ho ses. Apply at Newspaper ion. 1 UR_RENT- Two fur I north of co-, 18th and Dodge St. K ied rooms one door 47¢-204 Twaling with ten ro ms No. 0 Dodge stro t, nearly opposite postofice, for kepiug boarders. Sce Jas. Nevil e, OR J ENT—Four rooms suitable for house- Keeping. Also « ne store r. om :2x80, 16th and . Inquire 318 Farnaw. 47815 , OR RE 7 New house 7 rooms, in block next school. Cii apést rent in the 20 ¢ KENT—Hou e b Himans ot 1aqare Eugese O'Nell 10 4 aid How 1d. 4i9-ut OR R NT—Hcuse bira and Sac es lard on commiog S, Inquire at Ku ese ¢ 10 haad b war 70 ¢ RENT O of Dr. Jamed + west corner of 1440 end JOue s Ktice! VIE—Metropol tan Hotel ca bout ten moru ay boardurs at rea-onable 40616 il 0ST—C rtificate of deposit No, ', i fonal Bink, Omaha, for ¢ Finder'will please leas 70 with double Buitable reward 63 19 RD, Taxidormist. Doerhrads, & h'te. Howard and J.ckson, i )Oc‘h)lw JAS. H. & JOIIN D, PEABODY have removed from 13th and Farn m streets to rooms 1, 3 ana 6, Redick's block, 1507 Farnam 8.roet. 249-n22-1m YAK N U?—One brown marc colt et r in fore- kead, two hird fuob white, show’ two vears (2171 JAS. STEPHENS EDWARDKURHL, MAG STER ' F PALMYSTERY AND CONDI- TI NALIST, 44% Tentn strect, betwoon and Will, with u. irits, and pre turc cid. Booty from the Pixton Hou e, the ho 0io" CER | ODLADE NiLE Fuib 2l vert for (0 prr morth oF 4 fuil 10s for £lne Ahousasd dollars. 421 2w i OR RENT—One nicely tarnlahed room for one or iwo gentiemen, No. 113 Hamey reet bet. §ub aud 9th. m‘»':'l Absolutely Pure. This powdor never varies. A marvel of purity strengtn and_ wholesomeness. dore econ-mical than the orpinary k nds, and cannot be sold i competdifon with the multitude of low test, short weicht, alum or ph sphate powder. Sold Culy in cans. Roval Bakixa Powwks Co., 106 Wall8e, Now York.