Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 31, 1884, Page 5

TR Capital Prize $150,000. ' We do heraby certify that e supervise the a1 rangements for all the Monthly and Semi-Anmia Dratinga of the Louisiana State Lottery Company and in perion_manage and control the Drawing themselves, and that the same are conduoted 1%t/ Roneaty, fairness. and in good fasth toward all par ties, and’ we authorize the company to use this oor tificate, with fac-similes of our BigNaLUN n §ts advertisement CoumIsaToNERS UNPREBEDENTED ATTRACTION! Over Halt a Miliion Distribated ! Lonisiana State Lottery Company, Tncorporated in 108 for 25 years by the legislatar. ot oducational and charitable_purposes—with a oep tal of §1,000,000—t0 which 660,000 has since beon addod, By an overwholming popular vote fts franchis was made a part of_the - present state consitublor adopted Docember 24, A. D. 1879, Its grand single number drawings wlll take piace monthly. 1t nover scalos oF postpones. Look at the following Distribution: 169th Grand Monthly and the Extraordinary Semi-Annoal Drawing In the Academy of Music, New Orleans, TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1884, Under the special supervision and management of GEN. G. T. BEAUREGARD. of Louis- 1ana, and GEN. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia, resorve fund of over CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000. £ Notice,—Tickets aro Ten Dollars only. Halves 8. Fifths, 82 Tenths, 81. 1 CAPITAL PRIZE OF $160,000 . $160,000 1 GRAND PH 60,000 50,000 1 GRAND Pi OF 20,000 20,000 2 LARG OF 10,000 20,000 4 LARG ES OF 6.000 20,000 20 PRIZI 1,000 20,000 50 600 26,000 100 300 80,000 200 200 . 40,000 600 100 60,000 1000 50 50,000 APPROXIMATION PR 100 Approximation Prizes of $200 $20,000 100 100 10,000 100 D 7,600 | 2279 Prizes Amounting to. $622,600 Application for rates to cluba should be made oniy t0.the offoo of the Company in New Orloana. For further Information writo clearly giving full addross, Make P. O. Money Orders payablo snc address Kess!h"d Letters to EW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, New Orleans, Ta. Postal Notes and ordinary letters by Mall or Ex press (all sums of §6 and upwards by Expross at ous expense) t0 M A. DAUPHIN, orM, A, DAUPHIN, New Orleans, L. GOING WEST. PRINCIPAL LINE FROM CHICAGO, PEORIA & ST. LU BY WAY OF OMAHA AND LINCOLN TO DENVER, o VIA EANSAS CITY AND ATCHISON to DENVER. Conneeting in Union Depots at Kansas City, Omaha and Denver with through trains for’ SAN FRANCISCO And all points in the Great West. GOING HAST. Connecting in Grand Union Depot at Chicago with through trains for NEW YORK, BOSTON, And all Enstern Cities. At Peorin with thiough trains for Indianap. olis, Cincinnati, Columbus, and all points in tie South-Enst.” ‘At St. Louls with' through trains for all points Elegant Day Coaches, Parlor Cars clining Chairs (seats free), Smokin; Revolving Chairs, Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars and the famous C. B. & Q. Dini Cars an daily toand from Chieago and Kansas City, Chieagoand Council Blutls: C ago and Des Moines, Chicngo, St. Joseph, Atchison and Tope! without change. Only through line runn own trains between Chicago with Re- Cars with £ the Lincoln and Denver, und Chicago, Kansis City and Denv "hrough cars betw Indianapolis and Council Blufts, via Peors ORTH AND SOUTH. ant Day Conclies and Tullinan Palace ping Cars ire run daily 1 and from St. Louis; vin Hannibal; Q Keokuk, Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Leatost, Puul and Minneapolis; Pavior with Reclining Chairs to und [rom St. L and Peorin. Only one change of cars betwe St. Louis and Des Moines, Towa, Lincoln, Ne. braska, and Deny lorado. 1t is'ulso the only Through Line beiween ST, LOUIS, MINNEAPOLIS and 8T, PAUL. “as the THROU universally ING Solid Trains of Tt is known as the gr LINE of America, and 1 1o be th Finest Equipped Railroad in the World for all classes of Travel. Throngh Tickeis vin this nne 1or salc et R. 1, coupon ticket oftices in the United State. faid Cannda, W, g, POTTE PE & Gon, Mararer Seems to yield every time to treatment with Bwitt's Specific. e Spartanburg. 8, C., March Your most valiuablo medicin (Shifts 5 done me 8o much goud that I feel like sayln the benefit of those who suffer like powsoned by Polson Ok, and saw not a well day for years, until I used Swift's Specifio. In the six ars 1 used almost every kind of medicine, but none the dosired effact. ~ After using six bottles of Bwiftls Specifio | am restorod to pertect health—with not a sign of that awful polson left! - Yours Traly, © DAVID NESBITT. FOISON OAK. ~<had for thirty elaht yeuy muffered overy wpring and summer with Poison Oak, which I contracted in bathing when & boy. I tried ‘everything for it, in: cluding mny phy-icians, ! ut without any benefit. | took six haitles of Switt's Specific (8.°S. 8.) four yesrs ago, and it cured moa sound and well, Three summers have passed, and I have had no return of it. Joskril Brasiey, Columbus, Ga, Our Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC €O, Drawer 8, Atlants, Ga. St., bet 6th and 7th ays HAMBURG-AMERICAN FPaclket Company. this for T way N V. Offlce, 169 W. DIRECT LINE FOR ENGLAND, EAMANY, FRANCE AND The steamships of this well-known line are buiit of iron, in wat nd are furoish ed with_ev o pasge both safo and Beates ¥ and Fur pesu mails, aod 1-avs New Yorks Thurs days and saturdays for Plymouth (LONDON) Cher 1830, Bteorage, #20. F. K. Moores, M. Toft, nts{n Omaha, Gr 4 tgen, wgents i ancil Blufta, €. B: RICHARD & €O., Geu, , 61 Broadway. N. ¥. I“Thiso R | 18 5 ciiotu o3 0f G000 RS T IETTO TN, Month, Seod i OMAL « N L .- OMAHA DAILY BEE--SATURDAY MAY 31, 1884. THE NATIONAL GAME, The Season's First Contest for Omaha Yesterday Afternoon. yesterday afternson betwoon the U. P, and Hastings' clubs. The members cessity of practice. The game, of the U, P.¢’ play bail only fairly well. Funkhouser, and the fine fielding Whitney. Th for practice battery. Below is the score of yester- day's game, UNION PACIFIC, PLAYRRS, ROBLOPO A McKalvoy, - FRE, Vg (90 Bandle, ¢..... .. 2 12 2 2 Funkhouser, 1b 4 (E ) Whitney, 8 b UEEYEEY Carroll, ¢ f and 2 0 1) Dwyer, s 8.. 3 3 Bryan, ¢ f 1 [ 0 0 Jameson 1 f...... i 4 0 0 Salisbury, pand rf.... g Y Y Total..... SR 19 28 8 HASTING REDS, PLAYERS. RN Stine, 0...... 2 4Price, s 8 0 1 1 Stapleton, p el Crosthwaite, 24 b.... 0 McDonald, 1 b....... 0 0 McKinnev, 34 b, 0 Wahlquist, ¢ f 1 Dallas, rf....... i Winters, ¢ f..... 1 Totals [ 5 24 14 s 24 {Price out for obstructing fielding of batted ball, W Time of game 2 hours. breo bare-hits— Funkhouser, 4. Two base-hits —Bandle, 1 Home runs--Dw Farned runs - Union Pacifics, 4. Passed balls- Baudle, 2; Stine, Wild pitches - Salisbury, 1; Stapieton, 1. Umpire—W. F. It ckwell e e Do Not Move B indly. Go carefully in_perchasing medl advertised remedies can work great inj and worse than none, Burdock Blood B are purely a vegetable proparation; the smuil- est child can take them. Thoy kill disease and cure the patient in a safo and kiudly way. e T “0TTO0.” Two-and-a-Half Hours of Unadulter- ated Fanat the Boyd Last Night. Mr. and }Mrs. Geo. S. Knuight, Jsup- ported by a fair company, appeared at the Boyd’s opera house last night, to a fair sized audience. No attraction that ever appeared in this theatre was better billed and worked up than was ‘‘Otto” consequently it o—— (hold on; that hor- rible pun has been sprung too often dur- ing the last two weeks). performance being the first ought to (no offence) have been seen. Mr. and Mrs. Knight have established themselves in the favor of Omaha play- goers. Mr. Long’s Dude was decidedly the finest ever seen in the city. one or two exceptions, the company is above the average. perienced a severe disappointment, owing to Mr. and Mrs. Knight being afficted with severe cold, which com- pelled them to cut their songs, which are the brightest featureof their entertain- ments. o — Ask your druggist tor Redding’s Russia Salve. Keep it in the houso in case of ac dents, Price 2! T — Presentation to Rev. J. M. J.Smyth at Grand Island. Special Dispatch to the Ber. GRAND IsLAND, May 29.-—Rev. J. M. J. Smyth§ pastor of the O'Connor colony of this state temporarly in charge of Grand Island and missions on last even- ing was made the recipient of a purse contsining $150. Father Smyth was but two short months with us but dur- ing his sojourn he endeared himself to all with whom he came in contact. The Catholics and non-Catholics united in of- fering this taken of their esteem. = Hon. John L. Means in a fow well phosen words, presented tho purse. Fr. Smyth, in accepting the giit, feelingly tbanked the donors. Fr. Smyth returns to his migsion, the ’Connor colony, for which he has so faithfully and successfully labored from its inception, The colony is a grand success, and stands to-day a monument of his energy and pluck in successfully carrying out the work of our beloved bishop, after whom it was named. Wo regret to see the rev. father go ; we wish him Godspeed, and express the hope of seeing him located here in the near future. e e—— Wei do Meyer. It it now undisputed that Wie Die Mey- er's Oatarrh Care is the ouly treatment that will absolutely cure Catarrh—fresh or Chronic, “Very _efficacious, Saml Gould, Weepivg Water, Nob.” Ono box cured me, Mrs, Mary Kenyon, Bismarck, Dakata,” *'It rextcred mo tothe' pulpit, Rey. George K. Reis, Cotloville, N. ¥." “Ona box_radically cured me, Rev. C, H. Tahlor, 140 Noble stroet, Brooklyn' '*‘A perfect cure after 30 J. D, McDonald, 710 Broad- way, N. Y., &c., &c. Thousands of testimo.- nhju are received from all parts of the worldl- Delivered, $1.00. Dr. Wei De Meyer's Iby lustrated Treaties,” with statements of the cured, mailed free. D, B, Dewey & Co., 112 Fulton Street, N. Y hurs & sat-m&3em tue r——— Hawkeyo Homeopathists, Des Moixes, lowa, May 20.—The State Homeopathic association concluded its annual session to-day. The following officers were elected : President, W, Ban- croft of Keokuk; vice president, F'. Beck- er of Clarinda; secretary, A, C. Cow- perthwaite of lowa City; treasurer, J, H. Drake of Mt. Pleasant. Board of Censors—Dr. Royal, Des B. Banton, Waterloo; G, W, Marshalltown; W. F. Grubb, Farmington, Board of Legislation--W. H. Dicken- son, Des Moines; W, H. Baker, Fayette; B. Banton, Waterloo, ’ Delegates to the American Institute n, R. T. Baker, W. Bancroft, Gi. H. Patchin, W. _H. Dickinson, A. C. Cow- perthwaite, Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, and Towa P meet at their respective cities next year. A vote was taken and Dos Moines was !chosen. Dr, Royal was elected chairman { of the committes of local srrapgements About 800 persons witnessed the game of the home team showed plainly the ne- some- what monotonous, was occasionally en- |interest to H. M. Crane, who will pursue | livened by a brilliant play by some one Ihe Hastings' club is made up of gontlemanly fellows, who The leading features of the game was the batting of of afternoon a picked nine play tho regular U. P8, who will furnish thelr opponents with a t Frank Warren, of the late itters Last night’s “benefit” ever done in Omaha, fewer empty chairs With The audience ex- City members invited the association to FRANKLIN NOTES, Correspondent of Tie Bre. Fraskury, Neb,, May 28 —This city will soon be the metropolis of the great Republican valley. The suburbs are dot- ted with new dwellings, and some of thom are very handsome, Among these are the homes of Messrs. Frager, Beach, Gettle, Sharr and many others, R. F. Miller, of the Echo has sold his the business. Herbert is a good practical printer, and has the past year given eplendid esatisfaction throughout the val ley and county as an editor. James Bell has purchased a half inter- est in the hardware store just opened up by S. F. Doher. Mr. Fay of Council Blufls, Iowa, has purchased 400 acres of land from the J. F. Z.diker land agency, and will in the near future move to this land of promise. D. R. Carpenter, while moving a large stono for the floor of Mace's livery barn, had the misfortune to get his log crushed between two rocks, of firm 3| Warren & Davis, has gong, to the T. D. 3|& S.F.R. R.to break’on a treight 0| train, Franklin has taken decided steps to- ward the celebration of the coming fovrth o|of July, and a grand time is anticipated. 3| Franklin has four livery stables and they all do a thriving business. Kin, — The Delegates Arriving, Cnicaco, May 30— The morning trains brought in a portion of the Towa delega- tion, three members of the South Carolina delegation, and six of the Texas deloga- tion. Beyond a few scattering delegate from Ohio and Kentucky, and the ar- rival of a portion of the Illinois delega- tion, The above constitute only additions made to tho few who had arrived during twopreceeding days from New York, Penn- sylvania, and national capital. However, there come large additions to the advance guard of those interested in the outcome of the national convention, but who form nopart of its working body. Their pres- euce, however, has imparted groat relief in the preliminary skirmishivg, and for the first time the hotels are taking on the air of activity shown by them for a week previous to the convention of four years ago. Headquarters were open this morning for Arthur and Blaine forces, and those of Logan, and have been in existence forsome days. The remainder of the Towa delegation will arrive to-morrow, at which time the California delegation will also put in an appearance. The organizition of the state delegation will begin to-morrow afternoun in care of those which have full representation in the city. The weather, which has been cold and raw for the past three days, grew warmer to-day, and if the present temperature is maintained it will prove profitable for convention purposes. There were additional arrivals this afternoon and among more prominent were Galusha A, Grow, of Pennsylvania, mentioned aschairman of the couvention. Congressman T. Buyne and three other accredited Pennsylvania_deli zates are also here. Andrew D. White, of New York, arrived in advance of the main budy of his delegation. Judge Foraker, C. W. Moulton and Amor Smith who represent the vanguard of the Sherman dolegation, arrived this afternoon. R “Don’t Hurry, Gentlemen,” Said a man on his way to be hanged, *‘here’ll be 1o fun till I get there.” We suy to the dys- peptict, nervous, and debilituted, dou’t huiry thoughtlessly for somo remedy of doubtful merit, uncertain of rolief, when you san get at the druggists for one dollur Burdock Blosd Bitters almost sure to cure and certain to bene- fit. e — THE PENN B NK. RIDDLE'S RASCALITY, Pirrsrure, May 30.—Intimate friends of George W. Rowley, individual book- keeper [of the Penn bank, for him have made a statement to-day that the checks of D. Wilson & Co., Hill & Co., and Watson & Co., the mythical firms, were drawn and signed by President Riddle, and that the latter represented all the firms; that THE BLIND POOL lost over $4,000,000 in oil, and that the overdrafts on the bank aggregated $1,- 300,000. Riddle, who at one time pos sessed $400,000, lost it in oil. The ru. mor that the Pennsylvania Protective association was seriously involved by the failure is denied. The asscciation had $40,000 deposited in the bank when the doors closed, but no claims have ever been rejected and they willcontinue bus- mess. Notice has been served on the di- rectors for a meeting Saturday morning to prepare a statement for the members, which will be punlished the 6th of June. c— First Rate kvidence, ““Often unabla to attend business, being sub- ject to verious disorder of the kidneys. After i long sieve of sickness tried fuwrdock Dlood Bitters nd was rolieved by half w bottle. Mr. B8, Turver. of Rochester; N, Y. takes the pains to write 11 BANKS, A DEPOSITOR REVERSES THE CUSTOM. TELEGRAPH NOT The stoye moulders of Pittsburg have struck against & 15 por cent reduction of wages, Suit has beon instituted in St. Louis against the Kn'ghta of Honor for removing thoir head- (uarters from the “Futura Great” to Louis ville, The court of inquiry into the con of the Fourth v iment Obio N, G., at Oincinnati, recommend the disbandonment of tho rogi ment and that the officors agafu<t whom thero aro no charges be mado the nnoleus of a now regiment, work will ba suspendoed in the Pittsburg Tron Mills, Sunday, and tho fires will not be light [ o wntil t is domonsirated whother the manu facturers or the amalgamat association is the s nrest. About sixty memb of the committee of ono hundred appointed to attond the Chicago conyention, in accordance with tho_resolution of the meeting of businoss men of New York, to urgn the nomination of President Arthur, started for Chicago Thursiay night, Three Pullman palaco cars wero provided for the dolegation. The Wabash road having annonncod its withdrawal from the Contral Towa tratlic as. wo. iation which expired May 20th, has made an open cut in froight ratos to and_from St. Louis. Chicago and Milwauk aganst which the war is thus declared are the Chiengo, Burlington & Quincy, Mil wauke St. Paul, and Uhicago, Rock Taland & Pacif Abitter fieht is anticipated John P. Beal’ the ofl broker for the Penn- sylvania bank, of Pittsburg, has mado a stat ment to Receiver V ecard to the oil speenlations of the suspended institution. Ho admittod that he was tho rop osentative of the blind pool operated last summor. The pool was composed_of parties from Now York, Dhiladelphin, Chicago, Pittabnr and_othor cities. The wsual courko was to buy heavily whon thoy wanted an advance, or soll whon necossary to have a decline, ~ From another gentloman it was loarned that the pool was concelved by Riddly, and aftor frionds ap- proving the plans, ho went £ New York and negotiated a loan of £2,000,000, Oil was forced from 90 cents to 124§, whon the Stan- dard 1nterfored, and despite tho efforts of tho the & porl heay idicate tho market collapsod, and the as finally compellol to sell at 98, losing ‘ T'rom that time to this the Pennsy a bank crowd have been taking desporate chances in the oil market to win back sufticient to plug the hole in the bank's funds, and get- ting in deeper and desper overy timo, ——— Hang 14 Years After a Murder. CrrISTIANBURG, Va,, May 30.- J. D. Hall h s been sentenced to hang August 28. T the settlement. in the woods and killed him. and child saw Bower behind a small tree begging for his life. to Hall, who, however, fired and tled visiting his father, e An Insane Mothe COrime, Auany, May 50 —Last n Christopher Schrifer, insane, cut the throats of four little children with a ra- zor The heads of all wore nearly sover- ed. The woman seized a nine yoar old daughter,ran to the railroad and sat down on the rail, waiting for the train to kill them. She was found with her head, both legs and one avm amputated. The girl's loft foot, and loft arm were cut ofl, ~She died this mornin, Pl The Weather To-Day, WasiINGsoN, May 80.—For the upper Mississippi: Fair, followed by partly cloudy weatiier, and in tho northern por- tion local rains, stationary tomperature except extreme northern portion, and slight fall of temperaturs and _southerly ds. In the Missouri: Partly cloudy, temperature, ——— FOREIGN NEWS, VANDERGILT COMING HOME. LompoN, May —Vanderbilt will return to New York un June 5th. LILLIAN RUSSELL BUSTED, “Billie Taylor” Company is bankrupt at Lausanne, The hotel keeper has seized the 1 . 0 luggage i THE WABASH. THE STRIKERS AT PERU. Fr. Wavne, May 30.—Superintendent Stevens, of the Wabash railroad, stated to-night that the shopmen who struck this morning at Poru, had signified their intention of resuming work to-morrow on assurances that they would receive their Apiil wages within'a week, e A Drunken Decorator's Deed. VEvay, Ind., May 30.—This afternoon Peter Joyce (white) participated in the decoration day procession; afterwards he became intoxicated, pointed a loaded musket at a number of peoplo, and_dis- charged the weapon at Squire Sanders, (colored) killing him instantly. Joyce has been arrested. —— Gibbeted Protesting Innocence, Pauts, Ark., May 80, —James Tucker, a negro, was hung to-day for the murder of lus partner, John Buirker. He died protesting his innocence. He met his fato coolly. 2,000 peoplo were present* Suick ux Ciry, May Mrs. Poter Thornley, living on a farm twelve miles east of here, suicided to-day, cutting her Cuicaco, May 30.—Simon Marks, & well known Pittsburg cattle dealer, was arrested here to-day on a bench warrant but was afterwards released on furnishing $18,000 bail, It is claimed he is indebted to the Drover's National bank to the amount of $3,000 by a curious method of exchanging checks. Marks vacribes his troubles to his son having run away with all his available funds. Itis ru- mored also that the bauks at Alleghany and Pittsburg have. also sustained losses in the same manner, RANRAL. A Cold-Blooded Murderer Hung, 8. Louis, May 30.—William Brown, colored, wus executed this morning at Belleville. Drop was sprung at 10:35. Brown murdered apedlar named Luvigne, poor erippled Russian exile, whom he induced to remain all night in his hut, noar Cahokis, Kebruary 26th, His cupidity been excited by the display of peddlers wares. He brained Lavigne with an faxe, and multilated “the body by chopping it into pieces. He burned the head, hands and feet, and buried what remained. At the trial he pleaded guilty, Mrs. Mary Brown, his wife, 18 mdicted also as an accomplice in the horrible crime. —— How Much Wil do it? How much of 7howmas’ ! clectric (il is requir- ed to cure? Only a very little, A fow drops will cuce uny kind of an d but a trif wre 18 needed for spraing wnd Lumen Rheumatinim is not so readily affocts ounce and sometimes two ounces are required. No medicine, however, is 50 sure to cure with tie satme number of applicatious. [ A Cairo Colared Borgia, Carro, Hl, May 30.- Kate Colton, a' colored girl, convicted of murder in the ! ;mu md degroo, has been sentenced to im prisonment for lifo. She poisoud a | {whole family last Septewber snd oue per son dicd from the effects, throat with a butcher knife. The cause was trouble with her husband. — Fenians Skedaddling, Loxnox, May 30.—Since the informer Delunsy gave his evidence at Sligo, cer- tain Fenians have left Dublin, two to Canada, o — A Small Biaze at Chicago, It i« now considered reasonabily certain that “What color was it{" ‘Blue.’ t wasn't a season, then, ticket is white.' »' ‘Ltoll yor t'was. Thore! that' ther kind," and” Pumpkins, pointing to the ticket just taken hy the door-tender. ‘Look at that, See, 1 know'd 1 waz right,’ putting his finger on the cornor of the ticket, which reads: ‘Season of 1883.4 " That's one sample of our custo- mers, A littlo over a week ago a stray delogate to the convention walked up to the box-oflico and said: ‘I wants er ticket to this ‘ere show.” “What price!” snid 1. 41 want's ther boss seat in ther ring,’ said tho delegate as he settled his hat on his ear, covering up one eyoe at the same time, ** ‘One dollar,” said 1, throwing out a tickot with the coupon bent up and par- { tinlly soperated from the ticket. ‘8o here, mister, 1'm no_independ- ont. You can’'t fool me. 1 wants er straight ticket. No splits for me.’ Al aight*’ said 1, drawing back tho ticket through the window, *You shall A season h i { have it, and 1 bent the ticket out straight ho ronds | and throw it back. ‘Thore you are, my political friend,’ and the delogate walked oftf with it murmuring. ‘That's it, stew- rato tickot for me every time.’ " “T supposo quitea number of comical incidents happen around the box-office about which the public no nothing.” **Yes," smd Harry McGlenen, of the Boston theatre, | *“'twould be impossible to think of anything too absurd to take placo at the box-window. Why, a party a lictle under the weather insisted on paying for a ticket for Chicago. and an- other waited one night for the door to open that he might board the train for Now York. A man once asked for four tickots on a cheap wateh, and spluttered loudly because he was not accommoda- tod.” 1o you ever experience any {roublo with ladies while purchasing tickets!" “Plenty. Frequently they buy tickots and put them safely in thoir sachels be- foro thoy pay for them, and then pro- test thoy have not had them. The chances are about ninety-five out of a hundred if the best seats are offered they decline them and accept less desir- The woman called | in search of them, and the next After eleven years ho was captured while | been found at home. t Mrs. | codo that they aro mistaken. local rains, southerly winds, stationary ablo ones. Dead-heads aro the most In 1870 C. A. Bower sold Hall a[particular and captieus. Thoy ask for small tract of land and quarrelled over | the best and growl if they are not acco- Hall waylaid Bower in | modated. Poople leave jowelry and A woman | trinkets at home and faucy they lose them in the theatre. Everybody is put day word is sent in that the lost articles have Sometimes thoy will putt in a €5 note and demand change for $10, insisting that they are robbed. When tired of the blufl’ game they con- Once two men came to the oflice for tickets, and the first one put down the worst-looking counterfeit note that ever was circulated, and he looked as thoug he knew it was haze and was trying to pass it all the samo. His friend put. down a good bill, and for change took the couuntcraet, to the intense disgust of his partner, whose nodding was without avail. Among the most amusing kind of bores are those who, desiring to buy several tickets, say ton or twenty, for a_ party, dotirea liber- diccount to be made for quantity. Cf course they don't got it.” Nuw IS THE TIME TO CURE SKIN _HUMORS. tho perspiration is ab Humors, Humiliating Erupti Salt Rheum or Eczemn, Pooriusi: Baby Humors, Scrofula, ScrofulousSore 1t hing_Turtures etter, Ringworm, are' most spoedily and economically cured by the Cut cura Romedios. 5 st this season whon the porey open freely and ndant that Disfiguring Abscossos and Dischargini wounds, and_ every specics of Itch- i, scaly and Pimply Diseases of tho Skin and Sealp ANTED-A Cornfoe maker, ono that under stands Tin Work prefenicd. Inquire of W patented articlo One tihros evory fatuily. i on or addioss ¢ 14 Creighton Block. No. ‘n VW ANTED-Th eo or ur hoy# to learn book ‘ FANTED - Canvassing agents to handie s newly n be auld in e —— | J{'OR SALE—Best established rotail businees ) Omaha. Stock will inveios 12,000 doing a bas! | Burns, Sioux City, Towa. 558 81p [ inom of of over 845,000 & yoar. Profits large. Good reason for selling. Address “B, T."” Bee office, VY ANTED- LIt egenoral lousework la & Ismily [l of four. Call at 0 Jackson St. 550 81 {'OR SALE OR LEASE—Six bueinoes lota all of part of it on seuth 15th 8¢ Tho wholo will make A vory beautiful residence, 8. Eu cor. 13:h and Marey. 26041 8 NOR SALE-900,000 hard burned briok or board the oara at Omaba or Florence at lowort markes } price. - Addross Florence Brick and Tilo Co,, Omaha. Keoping. Good situations. Callat 1518 Doug. ohalle 2 4 PAALL o R i 183,98 Howell & Schaller, Agorita, & 4 ‘I-F-fl "."_ GENTS WANTED — Fairbanks, 1 & Co Fnu SALE-Lo's In Hanscom place, on monthly | 4 nblishor-, New York and Chioigo, t oAt payments, TREY & MOTTER, 150( Farnat ouco live agentathe ugh braskn. o an ener. gent who wil | torritory a il extea torms o to Georeo Mit ugh work, ey 11, G neral Stats Agent, Oy VW ANTED A diving room i and seamatre w at the Occrdental. b1t VWANTEDCA good smatt busioe & man to take Nt st in A nico bisiness (n tho west. — Large profits no compotition, only small amount of money required. Addres M. C.” Boo office. 524500 ANTED- Dining _room YV Omalia House, Harn od wales lady in willinery W ANIED - Expert and nocions. aquire of or address J . J. BLISS, 828 Broadway, Councll Bluffs, 6 8031, and laundry irla at 563-50p VY ANTED A strong roiatle ant intellgent boy, or more years old to carry papors Gorman proforred at 1513 Webstor St b VWANTED A cook woman preforead. ¢ kes paid, Nobraska House, North Plat M. Oberst, projietor, First Whito +Tass barbor, 210 14 Nano ot hor need St 485 WAY A young! duatrious ~ Pormanent placs and goou wages. Mrs 8 Ros, South ave. and Leavenworth, 48240 GENTS WANTED- T L\ od wel ing rapidly. and eaily o ned. Experie pletree. R W. MONTRG VY ANTED-Situation by a Gorman who under- stands oaro of horses and yards, in private fam Uy or any other kind of work. Addiess *'H. No. 218 North strect. 981 WV ANTEDA position by soung man as sist ant book-keoper or bill (lork. Address LK. L. HALLER, Conncil B uffs, MISOELLANEOUS WANTS. 20— A good furnis 1, with board prfe 1 room for two gen Address 8B 500 6 vo —— an, Apply At once $ip orman giel, ono neat and in or Traveling. Staple Busingws light, agreeailo Sam- B on_ Leavenworth 8¢, splendid on, and a good bargain at 81,200, O SALE-8 ae Tocatic \I'n-'r De:k in office of Samuel Burns, 1313 616,41 TREY & MOTTER, — | JQARKER & MAYNE Agents for Hanscom pl [ iy with laundress and socond girl. — Wages Thornburg place on line of Belt road in’ West L\;. nty dolars a month, Mra. A. P. Poppletor Omaha, Tots 8185 to §260 monthly payments. Sherma avenuo, L L\.-u,.u.a;. mmFh:;;hvlm;ly,mnllflfl)|m]llu‘n(h - Norwood, acre lots $40 to $60 monthly paymenta, VVANTED-A firat cla es takor one who Lots in all parts of the city Best 10 8 and besk ¥ thoroughly understands draping. Apply ot | gorme, BARKER & MAYNE, 13th aud Farnam 1617 Dovglas St 545-80p 519-t¢ 7 ANTED—Room, with hoard proforred, for gen: | = =1y o ‘ * 1 Yiso'sop | A1 for 9800 on monthly paymenta. - Barker & Mayne. Wlkdininnd ™ sp_| JRON, SALE-(181) Now o room cottaes, arge barn, Tot 86x100 South ave. §/,400 eas: ferma. (168) New 11 room house, lot. 06x160 Park ave. 500, 8) Elogant 8 room oottage full lot 19th St neat Teavenworth #3000, easy torms ) New 7 room cottage good barn &e. rai . ava., one block from St. car 4 (162) Full 1ot with 8 houses of 4, 6 and 6 rooma, 18th St noar Loavenworth pays 10 per cent cn ine Vestme: t (160) Elegant 2 story house § rooms 10th St. bet Web ter and Burt (149) Full Jot ne Tod 76x 7 room cottage, 2 blocks from street curs, in Hanscom plae 83,000 easy torms. (43) Neat cottage lot 40x120 Harnoy St. between 21st und 224 $2,2:0. BARKER & M Farnam APIY 48 | 3 20R SATE—A' & bargain, house of 4 1ooms_ good Boe offico, 8 4. ¥ st | K barn, large lot am I nlAn-IfiChulm ~ T i S —1 | St onu bloc s west of Convent on Haa ilton St W D—Anosperionced gl to dohouse work. | 11 St promises. 404 o0 SALE-The good win and fxtares of the Creighton Ho se, or will soll any part of the dins ing room or ki'chen furniture separatoly, Easy terma, Apply on premises. 788-4¢ A first.clwa stock of fanoy goods. JOR SALK Golden opportunity for eltt er lady or gentioman Smadl capital, ¢ 0. trade established.” Address ¢ 1. L W.” Bee o N 4401t O FALE: 4 5, 0,7 and ditions. Face 8 Sheldon o iro of H. G, Clark. TFOR SALE At & bargain, 1200 pound work horse in good order A.J. MANDELL, 4t Soun: il Bluffy, Towa, 326 Breadway light top bugzy and Tuquire at Tirrell ard 100-t8 7OR SALE_Seoond hav gents nding saddle Cook’s Shoe store, 1308 Farnam St. JFD SALE—Two story trame house, § rooma and [4 hall on Cass streot, r ear 16th. Cash price, §4, €0, POTTER & COBH. 1516 Farnam street. 26-tt QR SALE -Vory dameable resdonco tor smal [{ family, ono block off St Mary's nvenue, 10 block. from postoffion. Looation fine, 88,500, Easy terml POTTER & COBB, 1616 Farnam stroot. 621-tts TOR SALE—Two open second-nand_buggles and ono dolivery wagon, cheap, at 1819 Harnoy 86, 839-tt JFon BALE-A small Mosler, Bahman & Co., fire proof saf, almost new, at this office. o Do i good repair. Address M W 7\\'\”[[ A Tight oue_ horee top Wuzky. Must ce T O SATEA frt clas g also pony, good fox waddle ‘or singl and double harness. ~ Price §76. cash. Call at Capit 1 ave. bain. 49548 OR SALE—The god will and fixtures of the Creighton House. Wil sell the dining room and furni ure separately or any part of either. lasSt. VA7 ANTED-A horto or pony aud phacton, It th Fame can bo had on a trado fo Havscom Place. Call at 881 south bp.m, VN A NIED - Boarders to know tel on Harnoy St., b twoon st up thy best table hoard for 4 00 per week of an; houso in the city of & corresponding pr K- 24th stroct, afto 368t t. Charlos FCR WERT--Hounes and Lot TURNISHE] IROOM—With board, suitablo for t 0y Potorson, s uth cast cor 74-1mp er 16th and Douglas. NOR RENT—F o071t mshed front roem a good lot in h and 15th will iy, in privats family. Address ‘1" Beo office- room cottage 8. T. Douglas. ango for lands, luts or any salesble oo notes on long tiwe In: 005-t o quire at Creighton House. r VOR SALE— no Vore and Sons piano ata bar- Yain. Inquiro at Ednolm and Lrickson's music storo, on 16th st 289-t1 ¥ | J7OR SALE—A cholco improved farm of 240 acres, v wakered. oo buildmge. lungo. orchard. 86 acren fenced, withi's 13 miles of new stock yarcs, and only b 1 les fr m city, at $55.(0 rer acro.” Also 240 acres od joining the wbove, that can be sold in 80 acre farms at $45aud $17 50 j or acre. Terms casy, TER & O BB, 1615 Farnam street. DOR SALE—House § rooms, lot 75143, barn, cie- TR S teaer e Thioemelaln saditions Soee oblAoK] Marv' strect car lino. Price $3,8). POTTE (& COBB, 1515 Farnam stroe pren) 0R SBALE—One piaao, as good as new. Chesp, at Hospe, 1619 Dodge. 49 1m IT IS A FACT. LoNpoN, May 31.—Lillian Russell's Hundrods of lotters in_our possession (coples of which may be had by return_mail) are our authority for the assertion that Skin, Scalp and Blood Humors, whether Scrofulous, Inherited or Contaglous, may NOW be permanently cured by Cuticura Hesolvent, the new Blood Puritier, Diurctlc and Aperient, in: ternally, and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap, the great Skin Cures and Beautifiers, externally, in ono” half the time aud at once half the exponso’of any other Cuicaco, May 80.—The damage by the fire ut the Northwestern nominal, e — 1 id Upon It Mother Shipton's prophesies and Louisiana elactions are very uugertain things, but 7o aa’ / clectric Uil can bodepended upon always. 1t cures uches snd pains of every description, — BOX-UFFIOE BORER Persons Who Amuse and Annoy the Ticket-Sellers of the Theaters, ““Well, you should have been here ten minutes ago,” said Manasger Harris to a Boston Globe reporter. *‘You would have seen the grecnest individual that has been in town since I can remember. One of the waybacks that carry pump- kin seeds to use instead of tobacco. He bought his ticket sud handed it to the tickot-taker, who dropped it into the box, upon which old l‘uunpkm yelled: 4 here, what, in damnation are yer doin’, How am I going to git that aginl’ “Well you don't want it again,” said the door-tender. Yoa, I do; I want ter com in agin,” 40k, weil, Iwill give you a check when you go out.’ ** *Will that be good to-morrow!’ ¢ No, only tc-night.’ * “I'hat ticket you put in the box was for this reason.’ “*What!" said the door tender, be- comi ! a little pervous, o season ticked? 4 Yes,' car shops is jany gach Corset, P " GREATEST ON EARTH. Cuticura Remedies aro tho greatost mediclnes on earth. Had tho worst case Salt Rtheum in tho coun- try. My motherhad it twenty years, and in fact died from it. 1 believe Cuticura would have saved her life. My arms, breast and head were covered for threo years which nothing relieved or cured until 1 used the Cuticurs Resolvent internally, and Cuticura and Cuticurs Soap externally, J. W ADAM Creat Blood Medicine Tho half has not been told as to the great curative powers of tho Cuticurs I medics. 1 hiave paid hun- dreds of dollars for medicines to curo diseases of the blood and skin, and never found anything yet to cqual the Cuticura Remedios. CHAS. A. WILLIAMS. Newark, 0. Providence, R.I. CURE IN EVERY CASE. Your Cuticura Remedies outsell other moedicines 1 Keep for wkin discases, My customora and pationts way that the have effected & cun evory instance, wiiere othier remedios have fuil H. W. BROCKWAY, M. D, Franklin Falls, N, 11, Sold by all druggists. : Hoap, 2 ots. Price: Cutloura, B0cts; Porrus Diva AND Clink: BEAUTY {r Gty iapies Skon Blomishes, and Infaitil Humors, use Cuticura {APROVED SOFT ELASTIC SECTION ORSET In warranted to wear longer, [ the form neater, and give beiv atinfaction thas any ot ler Cor wi It bl W i . Ur mer a s o st doi v et JOAN H. F. LEHAMANN & CO SPECIAL NOTICES. arBpecials will Positivelynot be iuserted uniess paid 1n advance TO LOAN—Monev. ONEY Loaned on chattel property by 8. T. V1 Veterson 16th sud Douglas, 17Em ONEY TO LOAN In suus of $300 and upwards at V1 10w ratos on tirst class real estate security B2t POITER & COBB ONEY LOANED-On chattel property by 4.0 V1 BEATIY, 213 south 14th stroet. 776.1m UNEX AU LUAN -~ L0e lowesh (et Y1 “Bemis' Loan Agenoy, 16th & Do ONEY TO LOAN in suts of §800. sud upward M 0. F. Davis and Co., Keal Estate su: Agonts, 1605 Farnam St 82841, NELP WANTED. d girl ab Pacifio Houss, 10th an 542 H0p VW ANTED, Finstclam dining Buston Reatauraut, 1414 Douglas » Kirl at the t. i ! ' W7 ANTED—(iood uudr e st soutl west oor and Harnoy. Wases $4. per week, 3 VW ANTED-A fawily. Wa Davenport 5t VW ANIED dint for generad housework Allen, 111 N, 1780 strect. dgirl for house w 03 $4.00 por week ’ Y ness chesp T, O BRUN. or withiut board, centrall located. MOTTER, 8. W. cor. 15th and Farnam. 50851 OR RENT_Nicely furnished front parlor, with THEY & OR SALE—Cheapest house and lot in Omahs, in Potter's addition, 8 sooms, well, 500 barrel cls- tern_on two lots, 100 feet front by 130 feet asep, for T eNta publio hall over F. T. Andrews’ Boot and Shoo atore, 612 N. 16th St. 0581 Jor RENT—Furms ed room 1818 Jackson St. TOR RENT—A | Inquiro at 722 © with b rooms and th 16th St, 2,060. POTTER & C 1'B. 1616 Farnam 8t o OR SALE—Stock and fix ures, toys, stationery, notlons, cto., 608 N. 10th stroet, near Cass. Owne ercannos attend to it, and will sell chiap. 478-6¢ TOR SALE—Cuming street property. Lot in Wal- nut Hill, Koster's and Donnecken’s additions and Weat Cuming. Lots ohcap and on easy torms. POT- TER & COBB, 1616 Farnam strect. 4.t JOR RE! Two elegant front rooms nicely fur. TP tied, Gonmecton with bath. oo, nob wad JRCERALR CA Raw RO consisting of & co'd water One of the nicest locations in the city, closet and |p-mvy. slso cistorn; with lot and & *| balt of ground all set out with fruit trees, grape 14 block from 8t. Mary's ave., 620 Ploasant St. gt [0k REN quire at Edholu F. it RENT- cookiug, 1416 C) Furnished room 1617 Chicago St. 61541 Fm( RENT vines, in wplendid eindition, only §3.000. One third canh, balance in b years. Apply N, E. cor. 16th snd Dorcas street, south Omaha. “zs TOR SALE—Cheap lots in Shinn's 2nd addition, T Ritcwood and Blainview. POTTER & COBB, 1616 Farnam street. 49840 40 aoro farm at Elk h large 10 room house, large ¥ J. b, Bilvis, klkhorn Bfation, [Pon ke o tront o 878-2p suitable for dontist or dootor, Ay - ILF. Lehman o Now York Drygood st re, d oters, A 1810 and 1812 Farna g St. [0}k RENT—Front sult rooms with front Apply 1611 California Sb. Fon L S1-0n lon © Farnam 5t. very sightly. Iiquire of 1. G, Clark. l;.»R’nnN‘r “Furnishod roum 450-1m DOR KENT—A neatly furnished room and two un furnished rooms, 1616 Chie wtroot’ s Tkl Lorge clogant rocm, stablo for one or two gentlemen, 1719 Chicago street. 472-1t tine, olght lots on Wo t 404-80p Turni-hod ront | for halt a milo further vut. 700 choico Towa Helfer: 2 yeara old. 700 Gy 600 Steers £} 50) " 10w 100 1 and ? year old grade bulls Our cattle are yarded and we invite inspection, 204-1m- e Brow., Sioux Oity, Towa. 60 buys an elegant Placo, on mouthly,payments, if you - to, BAIKER & MAYNE. ots within ove blogk of Saunders 8 . Ver. nice groun, 3550 on mor the Iy paymonts th f 1y loss than small 1ot aro selling Barker & Mayne. 26441 It BALE—1Twenty acies of the Griffen farm, 3k DK RE K = om the ostul A culy two blocks NT—Throo largn housen of & to 22 100ms Zullee tramusha osigice: A0 cach Desirable location, Suitablo for vourdiug | #£6m Pratée: ,‘fl:fi}‘,‘::"o.fl!.k“‘é&',“,'){zl"cfi" Se01 oure o hotel. BARKEIL& MAYNE, 4ot | 19 wore dota o Fex RENT—Largo furnisne room to gentleman B hed e DOIt BALE—Faro 8 miles from city, near Union v Galy : W ont, 20 a0d atiama, . g Stook yerds. Inquiro at Mrs. Moyer, over Koo QUR RENT-Chosp, ono plano, ono organ. A, [ 40 Drui storo, 16th and Wobster. 872~ HOIN 1010 BRdso bl 8 1) A ARLE PO BALE- boautifal o, 714} vear tho hoad " e o wvo. at §1,900 on easy ter 2OIE I enihiod roouwns et 840 220 strect. | ol < R A & Mayno, N. E. Corner 15th and Farna u. POR 1t With board. - Onlarye front parlor n E—At & bargsin house of 6 rooms on handsomely furnish Also @ fow table hoard- 1 i ers dosired, 2000 Casa Bt. i 1061528 N, 10t B, W [7OR SATE ” fine ORI Two furnished rooms for light house 1t l‘ keoping Beemer's Block corner sth and Howard. y...,":,k.‘:.fu{‘:" tr::l] h"flly -“u's'fl' south 24tL street, kizhts 2104 | Atrer b p. m. 24 a0t 0K RENT—Furnlahed room 233 N. 10tb. [P0 BALE— sy, fno driving horse bugy and A, 28681 harness. Apply room 24, Umaha National Baok oR . P Toe | Bullding. 264 bth 8t. 28011 - O RENT—Ono fura shed room to geutleman L Liil] aud wifo, with board. 1014 Webster 8¢ 7-1m {OR RENT—In Rodick's block, feot doep wud good office room. Paulsen & Co. ¥1) Farnioans Foom 760-t DOILKENT—plano, won's, 008-11 Btoreroom 120 Inquire at Edholm & Eriok- 5 REWARD - Pny lost belonging o Harry, son ) of Gen. Howar smsll,” white faced 'mus. ) of Gen, Howard A smsll,” white 1 tang, with olack maue, egs and tail, bianded V8§ ‘on the left shoulder; lost on military "road, six miles from Omaha, 5le-2 i UND—Near the City Hall, & book, con- taloing an order on the National t Foany Wank, The owver will find it at the rooms of the {OR RENT--Store room 1600 Faroam St., b) ) PAULSEN & 00, M»u’ .Wn.x:a:n 's Christian Association, cor, l‘unmlu’:wh {\UK KENT-—Furnished rooms on the northwe STRAYED OR 8 'OLEN—G man ,ll‘"::. 181h aad Gupiolsveaus, forweny Greieblon STUAYED ORSTOLEE-Cry Jiorman raare with J0! BT~ scoms tu Nebraska Natious sau Buflding. Mot doal jupplied with bydrsull elo"abor an wosin. Apply st Bank YOR BALE tod ofoss fa the aity o4 1,100 Wil ‘give 810 roward for ruturn of same $ baus Bk, south 13th 8t., Beliovue Road. 6762 OARDING—Two front communi ‘ating unfar- 1 1ithec rouiae 8, ven wikh beur In pelvele 1y living i new re-idence, with hath room, etc. Also @ nicely furnished blue rdom Larve yard, plessant home terms reasonable. il e - ~rn s References requied, 536 NOR BALE—Neatly new Soda Fountain, $90,00, | Pleasint stree 684 2p | et oot B4 bp | . DOR EXCHANGR—Stock farm cf 400 has P BALE ~Boveral o d book cases. K00d buildings and fprovement, some sud Luquire of Jno. 1. Webs D. Morme's, | implowents, want stock of merchardise of abouy b and Farnam stacots, 68140 ' | §1°.00% Address O. Henry, ko « ffice. b1t l\u!: K CHEAP—Thiee 4 61, 10 o ssen on North 19th street, No. 418, 6o 1t pups, 4 menibe S TRAYED OR STOLEN —A while roan cew about 7 1 years old, short tail and about to have a calf, “Ten dollars reward will be pa'd for her rturn to Jum Stenhenson's Livery stable, 10th 8t. ¢ waha. 5078 POR SALE I place. T, C. BRUNNER, 1404 Faroaw 8t. 641 80 . 0’ BRUNNER, 1 4 Farnam 8t 647-80 11| JOK SALE O/FAP—About 10,00 brick. T, €, 5 l' BRUNNKER, 1404 F st 648-80 } JOORSALE - Ong tirt clawse Fornam -, 64080 (00 first-class horso suitablo for any A tao s ory trawe buildiug very ohcan res wagon and b re FTAKKN UB—n stray red roan horse 8 years olde Call at A rtrom's, coroer Campbell and Klondy, N. W Omiaha, 274 6w oew. RIUVAL-O. . DAVIS & o, DEALERS in Real Estate and Mortgage Loags,have removed £0 No. 1608 Furnam strcet, Up - stairs, room 13, oue door et of their forw r focation, where they may be found until completion of thelr ew buildivi TOQAENEE 3= v o ¥ Do (Councll Blutls) preventive and flnbyllnd tor it