Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 20, 1884, Page 5

e WLDNE sDAY, AUGU 20, 1854, OMAHLA DAY PEE CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000 e Tickots only 85, Shares in Proportion'®s Stete oy cmoany, ' We do Neveby certify nat we supervise the & Lonisiana angements for all the MontAly and Sewi-Aniua Drawewnga of the Louisiana Stace Lottery Company and in perion manage and control the Drawing themarives, and that the same are conducted, ti> honesty, fasrnces. and (n good faith toward all par ties, and 1% authorizs the company to uss this cer fleate, with fac-similes of our signatures attaoks? Vi vt advertisementa,” CoMMIBSION¥AS Incorporated In 1863 for 26 years by tho logtalavars for educational and charitable purposes—with & cap 14al of §1,000,000—t0 which n_reservo fund of over 560,000 baw sinoo boen addod. Hy an overwhelming popniae voto 188 franchise waa mado a part of thio " prosent State constitblon wdoptod December 94, 4. D. 1679, Tho only Lottery ever voted on and en- dorsed by tho people of any State, 18 naver aeAl o8 or postponos. Its grand single number drawings take place monthiy. A splondid opportunity to wina Fortuns inth Grand Drawing Class I, in the Acad- emy of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, Sept, 9th, 1884— d Monthly drawin, CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000, 100,000 Ticlots at Five Dollars Each, tlous, in Fifths in proportion, LIST OF PRIZI 1 CAPITAL PRIZE 1 do do 1 do do . S PRIZES OF §6000. 5 do 2000, 10 do 1000, 50 do 500, 100 do 200 800 do 100, 500 do 50 1000 do 25, 26,000 ATPROXIMATION PRIZHS. 9 Approximation prizos of §760 9 do do 500, 9 do do 250 1007 Prizo amounting to.. +02.9205,500 Application for rates to olubs should be made only % 0 the offico of the Company In New Orloans. For turther Information write oloarly giviug fall address. Make P. O. Monoy Orders payablo and addross Rogltored Tatters fo EW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, New Orleans, La. Postal Notes and ordinary lotters by Mall or Ex. pross (all sums of 85 snd upwards by Express at onr expenso) to M, A. DAUPHIN, orM, A. DAUPHIN, Now Orloans La, 807 Soventh St., Wash ngton, D. C. DOCTOR WHITTIER 617 8t. Charles t., St. Louis, Mo. of Cin s, S yaicing in St Louis, Know ty, Mental and and other Affece or Bones, Blood Poisoning, Nervous Physical Weakness ; M tiohs of Throat, Sk old Sores and Uicel Diseases Arising from Indiscrotion. Excess, Exposure or Indulgence, which tr aud ] Sres pormanentls cured. o vealed cive Hce or by m Positive W X o all corad : Dhiota. Englinh or Gorman: 04 pug airibibg above dlscases, in 1mal6 oF fombie, MARRIAGE CUIDE ! ‘umm, Besuy, for questions, Guarante Saiow: crst o, all Happiness 4% Fromoid by it dvica . MAKKHOOD RESTORED, A victim of early tmvnflnncn. crufing neryous billts, prematuro decay, ete.having ‘tried in vain every known remedy, hes discovered & simpla mesos of seif-cure, w[m‘b ho will send FREE to i S S e we. - Noww Tarh ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART | OMAHA NEBRASKA, Tn seholastic year dmmences on tno Pirst Wednesday in Septowmber, The course of instruction embraces all the Flomen tary and anches of o 1) d cducation Differen 10 obstazlo to the ui sion of Pupily are re French, use of bo. Five Months, EXTRA $150.00 Drawing, Painting, Germa Harp, Violin, and Vocal Music. Roforences aro roquired from all persons unknow to the institution, For furtner information appl tho LADY SUPERIOL) Jy 1L.m&e The Chlds Rospital " S m 1716 DODGE STREET. Pri adults at reagonable rates, Inclu- ding nureing. Prompt attention given to emergen cagos. Pationts can be attended by their own sician. g4 Dispensary for the poor open Tuos Ahursdays and Raturdays from 10 to 11 b, m. M. R. RISDON (enl [nsurance Agent REPRESENTS of sendon O L ] G b el Laseans, rooms Asaots. ‘Westchestor, ‘2a0 Moronants, of K Girard Fire, Philadelp his, Firemen's sund Oapdal . C.A.WILSON,M.D. (Faculty Prize Medical College of Ohlo, BPECIALTY PILES, FISTULA, And other Diseases of the Anus and Reotum, I)Vll’S UUBM Honge, % Farnam Street, OMAHA, NEB, eveed and wtt ¥ Summer Resort Of the Northwest, Detroit, Minn. A country of WOODS AND LAKES, 200 miles west of 8t. Paul. o traius daily on the N. P, R. R, Tickots #% about onc-hail MINNESOTA, An elegant house with accommodations for fuests. R, R, COLBURN. Proprietor. &4 SEND FOR CIRCULALSGIVING FULL FAETICULARY, PREPARING FOR SCHOOL. The Board Makiog All Arrangements Necessary for Comfort and Con- venience. An Unsuccessful Balloting for the Hartman School Principal, A special me of the board of edu- on was held last night, at which all it exvept Hall, The roll was called and the meoting being & in oa members were pro special one, the minutes were not read. A e wunication from J. II. Baldwin that the alley next to the Dod school house bo paved with Sioux Granite was referred to tho on bulldingsand property with power to streot Falls committee act, The bids for fuel for the ensuing year were opened and referred with power to make contract. & Tnebids for stationery were also re- ferred. The bids for printing was referred to the committee on rules, forms and print- ing with power to act, The election of janitors for the en- \g year for the various &chool housce was next taken up, and resulted as fol- lows: Patrick Quinlan, Central school; D. W. Lane, Izard school; Samuel Durrall, Casa street school; Mrs. Thomp- on, Dodge street school; Mre, Colman, kson street school; Julius Rudowsky, Leavenworth street school; J. C. Chris- tianson, Pleaant street school; George Edson, Long school; Mrs, Graney, Hart- man school; C, Bertelsen, Pacific, school; Michael Ford, Center school; Elizabeth Kohl, Lake school; Kate Welsh, for the board rooms, A resolution by Copeland authorizing the committee on buildings and property to secure plans and build a two-room one story frame school house on tho corner of Twentieth and Douglas strects was adopted. The committee on school house sites reperted in favor of securing two lots on the south west corner of Twenty-ninth and Farnam streets for the sum of §4,000 provided their owner would bring them to permanent grade. Adopted. By resolution the secrctary was author- ized to advertiso for proposals to buiid a stone wall about the high schoolgrounds. The board then proceedzd to the selec- tion of a principal for the Hartman school. Twenty-nine ballots were taken, and resulted in no election, Miss Lowe and Miss McCarthy each having four votes on every ballot. The superintondent was then instructed to fill the vacancy temporarily. The committee on teachers and text books with superintendent was author- ed to secure a teacher in the High school to take the place of Miss Hill, lwhu did not accept the position tondered her, The board then adjourned. c— - Another Life Saved, About two years ago, a prominent citi- zen of Chicago was told by his physicians that he must die. They said his system was 50 debilitated that there was noth- ing loft to build on. He had inade up his mind to try a “‘new departure-” He got some of Dr. Pierce’s **Golden Medi- cal Discovery” and tock it according to directions. He began to improve at oce. He kept up the treatment for somo months, and is to-day a well man. He says the *“Discovery’” saved his life, wds e Suits Begun and Disposed of. Suit was instituted in the district court by McHugh & McGavock yester- terday afternoon to obtain judgment for $1,953.75 against the city, being the balance remaining due for the construc- tion of the Sixteenth and Chicago street sewer. The amount is not disputed by the city but as there is 10 money to the credit of this fund in the city treasury the above named suit is brought to col- lect it from the judgment fund. In the Uuited States circuit yesterday an action William Heyso ag court by was begun st the Union Pacific railway company for personal injuries sustained on February 30, noar Lincoln, The damages aro laid at $10,000. In the . county court judgment in the suit sf Robu Woodworth was rendored erday by Judge McCulloch in favor™ of plamntifi Thisjaction grew out of a gradingcontract, the plamufl avering it was the agreement that he should receive seven cents per square yard while the defendant swore it was to bo done at that price by the cubic yard.§ Letters of administration will be granted jto-day by connty Judge Me- Culloch to Henrietta M. Caldwelias ad- ministratrix of the Caldwell estate. 1t is supposed to be worth $150,000, —— Police Paragraphs, In the police court yesterday afternoon John Anderson, who terrorized the Chinamen in their wash-house on Har- ney street about four weeks ago, was fined §10 and costs and in default of payment was remanded to jail. William Davis, the colored man, was held by Judge Beneke in the sum of §000 tojappear at the next term of the district court. He was unable to give the required bond, The case of Cnarles O'Connor, charged with being a susplicious character, was for next taken up by the court. Valentine, the U. P. detective, was the prin- cipal witness for the state, who testified that the defendant was a constant companion of a gang of confidence men that infest the city. The witness continued that O'Connor did not associate with the first class ‘‘con workers,asthey didlnot consider him their equal in the business, not having the necessary nerve. It was also shown that he was oneof the twomen for whom William Black, the lowa farmer, waited at the foot of Julius Treitscke's stairway on the day Black was confidenced out of the $100. The case will be concluded this morning, : e The Particulars of the Shooting Affair at Ogallala, A telegram from Ogallala was received yesterday by George Duncav, of this city, giving the particulars of the shoot- iug afiray there, in which John Key was supposed to have killed a man named “Lame” Smith, It appears thatthe man who did the shooting was not John Key but his brother. Key and Smith had been [plaging cards in Tucker's saloon and a dispute “arose botween them, Smith called Key soveral vile names, when the latter told hiw never to cross his path or trouble would follow. Key started to go out of the saloon when he was intercepted by Smith, The latter continued his abuse, when Key fired one shot and killed him., Koy is now in jail, but the sentiment of the people is all in his favor, o — 1t was reported npon good authority last cning, that the Union Pacific base 1 will join the Union Leagne, The d the Milwaukees to enter and take the place of the Keystones, of Philadelphia, lately dls banded being the only har to their becoming A member of this ball association Joseph Garnean, manager of the Union Pacific Base Ball Olub asssociation came back vesterday from St. Louis leaving the Mis i metropolis after seeing the game between the Unions and the home nine, —John T. Bell and ron Howard left yes: terday for a tiip throngh the southern part of the state, to be gone about ten days, SLUGGED IN THE NECK. The Nye Faction in Dodge Coundy Pol- itics Thoronghly Sat Upon, The Son of His Father Feebly Echoes the Old Man's Squeal, Correspondence of Tur Ber. Nowrn Brsn, Nob,, Aug. 18, 1884.— Dr. Abbott “‘sets it up” to Theron and he kid in a very appropriate mannor, in Sunday's Fremont Tribune and he but echocs the sontiment of nino out every ten of the republicans of Dodge county. When Theron Nye, aftor being fairly beaten in the convention last spring to send delegates to Norfolk, procured a proxy and followed the delogation up to defoat the expressed Will of the people, he throw to the winds all the influence ho then had in Dodge county politics. And it cannot be recovered. True, it may be urged that he has a local paper and a stato paper to back him, but one of them never had any influence and the other attempting to bolster him up must certainly he pulled down to his political level. *‘The son of his father,” the editor of Tho Republi- can, is a writer who has no moro descre- tion than a yearling male bovine and he is no better adapted to load the politics of the state than his father to lead the polities of Dodge county, and his influ- ence in the stato, judging from the ex- pressions of republicans in this vicinity and republican papers generally of the state, is waning fully at fast as that of his father in Dodge county. Messre, Nye and Colson were both delegates to the recent convention, but they were conspicuous only for their ab- sence. Why were they not in atten aance! If unsavory delogates were elected whose fault was it more than theirs? The fact of the matter is, they stood alone and since they saw it impossiblo to rule the convention they proposed to stand at arms’ length and fight it. Mr. Fred Nye says that Mr. Dorscy has simply cut Dodge county in two with a knife. It may have done so butif it was it has simply left Theron Nye and A. B. Colson on the one side and the great republican party of Dodge county on the other. It is barely possitle that the young man of the Republican fancies that his progeunitor and uncle will tip the beam. Let her tip. It will leave the party on the upper end. Respectfully, C. W. Hyarr, — tass Timorny and CLOVER Seed Store, Omaha. aug 13.-wlt New Brue Seen, at Eva ——— The Austrian Flag Must Wave or Trouble Ensues, Prerssune, August 20.—The diffierence be- tween the Austrinn consul, Max Schamberg, and the chief of police Brown, is not yet ad- justed. There is every prospect of the affuir suming proportions which wsll the intervention of Secretary Frelingheysen and the Austro- Hungarian minister to the United states, Schumberg refused to recognize +authority of Brown in ordering the Aus taken down, and says if tho latier t he will the scerotary of He consider vinsult to the flag and is very indignant, e Horstord's Acid Phospate, For Ne.vousness, Indigestion, ctc. Send to the Rumford Chemical Works, necessitate Providence, R. L, forpamphlet. Maled freo. e The lowa Oity T ible, The wrd of supervisors met here today and nd sale Allof the men granted 1 keepers or brewers, and al- imp) st week, Conrad Croff, Towa City, August 19, ty granted permi of aleobolic ligu permits are sa most all wre charged with bein, the ri permit a onl not grantad, Warrants for iher of others who were active in the re disturbunces have bee insned, und wre being made as fast possible, inglert, who returncd to the city last night was arrested and bronght be fore Judge fedges this morning, He gave bail in the sum of 1,500, Knglert'’s example is being foliowed by the others arrested, — Archbishop Ryan at Harrisburg, HARRISBURG, August 19, —Archbishop R an secompanied by the bishops who left St. is with him, arrived in this city at 4:30 ,and was welcomed by a large delega- tion from Philadelphia, as well as reverend eentlemen connected with the chreh in this section of the state, Several thousand people were gathered at the depot, and in response to the urgent request the archbishop took his po- sition on the platform andjtendered his thanks, #ayin, ““I thank for the honest welcome received upon entéring this province, for 1 have not yet entered into my diocese, and 1 will pray to Almighty God ™ to bless you and bless your fu nilies, If this manisestation is an cvidence of your loyalty, it speaks well for bhnson coun- for the mannfacture s proceedings of 1 for Dy wis your future, God bléss you,” As the train departed, the archbifhop was loudly ape e —— The Louisiana Tronbles, New Tukiia, La, August 19.—The day pussed off quictly, wnd the street had wore of a buriness-like " appearance this evening. Sherstf Veasey found a portion of the stolen records in the bar-room on the lower floor of the court building, The Loulsiana field ar- o on_the tillary le . tran tonight taking ex-Sheriff Viator and’ the prisoners 40 New Orleans Derrorr, Mich,, Reports from fore m { Bast Tawas state neightorhood, Two hou A heavy south 3 a1 fires in that ve been burned, to-day. and bury- ost wind provails Faruers are deserting their houes j ink their houschald goods, Tho f hitlf a wile across the lake from East Tawas, " THE LATEST NEWS, The Vagaries of Frowen Excite Admi- ration in Canada. A Crazy Farmer Starts Out With Torch and Shotgun in Illinois. The Mother Hubbard of China Thirsting for French G ore. A Liarge Assortment of General Nows, Frewen's Munchausen Scheme, MoxTiEAL, Augnst 10,—T, K. Lingl Canadian cattlo shipper, ived the of W ning and Montana, 1on head of eattlo in those territories, all of which will be brought here for shipment by the Canadian Pacif railway, when thegovernment gives consont to bring cattls through this line, 1t is alleged tho transit of American cattle alone will net six millions per annum. and there will bo an outlay of half that amount in Canada for fod der, while stock is in_trans Lingham says the route via the (. n Pacific is 1300 miles shortar than via New York or any other Atlantic port to,Liverpool from Montana, e — oncy of Frewen Bros,. who own a qu Doings of a Desperate Parmer, Viessa, 1lls, Aug. 19, ing a constablo sold under exeeutiona I wheat in the stack belonging to Dav o farmer, living fonr miles southeast of this tow the constable was leaving Avery went into the field armed with a double-barreled shotgun, set fire to the stacks and remained until th all complotoly Durned. He then started towards the town and on tho way met John Pickers and Daniel Gage, farmers, and hoth neighbors of his, He spoke friendlyto thom, hut hadmo sooner passed thom than he turned and tired, killing Gage, He then proceeded to the farm of Johu Dunn, about a mile distant, and set fire to his stacks of wheat, Armed pirtios aro now in search of the desperato man Yesterday morn- f 1Avery, h. Just as The lTowa hibit at New Orleans Axies, August 19.—The board of directors of the state horticultural socicty held a con- ference here with Commissioner Farall, the commissioner for Towa for the world’s f: a New Orleans, and appointed as superinton dent of the horticultural department for Towa, Colonel Brackett, of Lee county, who had charge of the same exhibitat the Philadelphia exposition, and Henry Strohl, of Towa City, as alternate. Tho board alsomade a liberal ap- propriation to assist the exhibit, and the pros- pects of a fine showing are excellent, A meet ing of the completed hoard of superintendents and the members of the Towa commission will be held at Cedar Rapids, Augus Express Thief Captured, MiyEaroLts, August 19.—A. D, Sly taken into eustody here this moring Iy tective, for th M robbery in Sept of $10,500 of the ber last, Tose Americ Lxpress company’s delivery wagon. It took placo while he was employed as driver of the company’s_delivery wa Sly has been here since last February in the employ of the Milwaukee & St Panl railway and to an vening Jounal reporter ho confessed the mo and suid ho had spent the moncy. H, L wifo and two childron. The prisone goes hack to Missoui willingly and withont requisition, e ——— Knights of Pythias, Lancasten, Pa., August 19.—The grand lodgo of Pennsylvania, of the Knights of Pythiag, meet in this city to-duy. There is lurge representation of delegates. The morn \PTed by reports of the grand officers and the admission of new rep- i A session of the uniform rank vas held this morning - toform a rganization of this branch, Jumes K. w, major general, presided, but with- any business of iuportance, recess was taken till afternoon, —— German Veterans, i€, August 19.—The National tion of Veterans of the German army vosiding in the United States was formed to- ¢ Letters of regret wero received from Plhiladelphia, Allegheny, New York and St. Louis. A copstitutional committee was ap wointed, who declared the objects were simi- | to the ( The officers ¢lecte 1 Wern Oliio, ¢ ing session was o of knight state Assoc Cliicago, i next yo 0dd-Fellowship in New York, New Yonk, August 19.—At the session « the of Odd Fellows grand master recommended funeral, He said that less money ought; to be spent on the dead and more on the living, Ha declar- ed that Odd Fellowship was decreasing in this city so rapidly, that it was . almost unknown in polits socicty, and recommended chunging the meeting plices of sone lodges from tene met houses and saloons, whera they now are, i > and China, August 18.— A dispatch y 5 Tseng Sung Tang and ng Chin, Chinese plenipotentiaries, anghai in a ice with instructions, No prospect of settling the dit- iee, Thirty-tive members of sors prosested a memorial to ompress opposing the conditions offerad by the I'rench, and stronely wiging hostili- 2t 1t is reported the empress bas decided clare war. rand lod from L A Case of Cannibalism, Citieaco, August 19, The Daily News Del- phi (Ind.) special says: The body of Private Whistler, of the Greely expedition, was ex- humed this morning in the presence of his re- lations at the family cemetery in the country, His identity was tully established, The face and n were well preseryed hut the flesh was all cut from the back and limlw, The intes- tines woro i placo, It cmpty . ' The stomach contained ouly smull amount of hair and mossy stuff, Al A Coal Operator's Collapse, Pirrsnonc, August 19.—A meeting of the creditors of Jas, A, Stone & Co., large coal operatorsl has been’ arranged,jand will be held in a fow days, whon it is thought the ex- tonsion asked for will be granted. Liabili- ties are In the neighborhood of £300,000; ns- sosts extimatod over $500,000, The embar- rasoment was caused by the general depres- slon in the coal trade e —— The Wall Street Bank, Niew Youk, August 19.—Upon complaint Willis 8. Paive and W Post u wuit was rought to-day ugainst the Wall Street bank to huve that corporation dissolved, its fran chise forfeited and for the appointment of a Judge Bartlett Iu the suprems wubers granted u temporary injun inivg the bauk or its officers from receiver, court ¢ A ure, (., August 19.—A Herald cind reports that the Ashtaburs Loan o ciation closed its doors to-duy for exwmina tion, Liabilivies, 8500,000; capital, $100,000. Difficulty in mukiog collections is the alleged rewson of suspension, — “For economy and comfort we use Hood's Sarsaparilla,” writes an intell; gent Buffalo, N, Y., lady, 100 Doses One Dollar, Death of Mary Clemmoer, Wastisar Clemmer, th mund Hud Cay nd ¢ 14, di RUEMPING, BOLTE & COMPANTY, ~MANUFACTURERS OF ORNAMENTAL GALVANITED IRON CORNICES, brain t 10t until Tast | Dormor Windows, Finials, Window Caps, Tron Crestings, Metalll Sky.lichts, &0, Tin, Tren and Slato Ry Wedne f era 810 South 1%th Stroct, Omaha, Nobrasks. slood 1 - ‘ ol - MIANTQ (10 RENT-Afive 1n good locality eadio 1 first JEORRENT- A lario second floor and bassment: n nan h Tnquire 1118 Harney strect 100 tt which Wi to t poolals will Positivelynot be inserted [ . A1 Gl ad DAIA 10 BAvANCe. JROR RENT wo roouis at #00 and # 00 por ) Lol s - - month, 1014 Wobster street 0-1mo hiad w sovere fall i Wiy ont, w injured & ¢ TU LOAN-NoueY, = injured hor heads Fron this sho hasnever en 3 | RO RENT—Fumished rooms 1707 Cann 8t after marriago scomed o have fully restored | VL0 )avin and Co,, Roal Katate and Lo her. Bt active wor 1ehit an attack whicl | Axeats, 1505 Farnam St 8841 | OOR RENT—Famiched rooms st No. 708 North has tinally caused hor doath. Her lifo in Wash: 15th 8¢ 281.21p " t i HELP WANTED - i Sellitogilb bl kB [0, RENT—Ncely furmibiedfront room 1013 anrule, From first to lustsho has been [ = ST for I v. Bl Dodge stroet 11040 thoroughly identificd with the best thought [ Y37 ANTERG Gl tor hausework, Mes. W W, Bing h rr of the qarty in its time of war and its days of [ yenworth J i OR RENT, SALE OR TRADE and barn poac fina boon & most nstive, earroat, with 80 stalls, on N 90th st nd loaso and deoply consciontions writer, and has so: | YWFANTED- 1o 0 and 18 yore junsosesrs, W L cially exuicised a most healthful influence up: at oice, Junibo 10¢ store, 10th and Leas clophono § on public affairs. Her howe 1ife previous to fstreet ’_ | 0K RENT Furnished rooms to rent, 1 her marriage was beautiful in-care for aged “ e el 0 urnished rooma Y parents aud others needivg her ever-helping the Empire Steat Laue 1110 Dodge St - hand. Her marriage broueht great happiness | sgooy ( Fun RENT—Nicely furnished rooms wid seenied to her intinate frionds to b the [ 35 - stree crowning of a lifs which vichly deserved hap- | YWANTED-A il pastey ook, meat. ook, | FROR 6N~ TTousa of six rooms, 1711 | piness, Her death will bo a shock o the [ frst.class watter at St, Julien Restatrant k8 Inguiro ot T.J. Fitzmorrl, 614 ¥, 17¢h street, o thousands who for years havo been her con cty stant readers, VV/ANTED & man in Omaia to tako an [R0)% RENT.0no ot the fnost rstdoneos in tho ety Mury Clenimer was born in 1 roseat o maufactarer i soouris 11 room, fuenacs, hot-and cold eold water baths e Olamminer fathily tenos thets andsolling the teado, a new line of gools. water closots, gratos erything first class 1 T8 WRe 181800 L AT S por week can bo mado. Small capital requirod throughout. 87000 p Burker & Mayne, pady g G B L JIMEE €0 (jroge, ¢ Business chance,” 01 Sumaer st., B 15th and Frenam 12t tered upon an_original and_specitic line of | M 3 priathot il - st Y journalistic work, when the New York Inde - RO SENTous § good ropair. Nioa sondent publhished A Woman's Letter fr TANTED=A first class Must o steady yard, clstorn water. ~ Ront $10 per month 1411 1 | A nan m | VY ANTED A % Washington,” Theso letters beeame at onee atiwober. Wagen 812 por week, Addross at | Park Wildo ave. Apply to Jno, W Bell, Drugglat, yory popular, Tervugh tieso lottors from tho | onco to5. Urtach, Noith Platte, Neb, "~ #4020 | loth st. ok Capitol v was best known to the neral | 3 ers, 1010 Uishwashers, 1016 Harney strects public, t b she had written serial nove lishwasher w pocms, and 1monographs on_ Charlas Sumuer, Marg t Fuller, Elliot, Longfellow, and Emerson, Several volume hor wor ‘ @vo have been published, among them “Ten Years in Washington," & lived in a beautiful home en Capitol Hill- A Targe brick mansion purchased with the earnings of her pen, e The Weather 1o Day. 1 WasinNGtos, August 20.—For the npper Mississippi valloy, fair in the extreme, for the southern portion partly eloudy, local rains with severe local stor northern portion southerly winds, shifting to northly, northern portion lower temy Missouri vallay, party eloudy with local rain and storms, brisk southerly winds, shifting to northerly; in the northern portion lower temperature, e ‘When My Ship Comes In, or far away o'er o sunny sen, Sails a treasure vessel, and all is mine, 800 the ripplos that fall away, As sho cleaves the azure waves before; 1 nearer, nearer, day \.{ da raws tho happy hour whenftho comes to shore, leaus, L., on T 500 will be her f from M, Oth, when all info sday, uation Now Ocloans, La, A F SAN FRANCISCO, Thowmson’s r idence as possible. All the manufacturers are rushed with orders. Call and and Democratic clubs. Rt Bicyclists in Convention, LAND, O., Angust 10.—The fourtl a)-m&ellt o annal league of American wheelman began h Tive hundred wheelmen were in took place at athlet afternoo nd an exhibit this evening tho roller vink, There will bo u street pi to-morrow morning. o — Arthur Arrives Home, New York, August 19,—President arrived unattended at the Tifth avenue hoto tonight from Kingston, N, Y, He in tend ®ood health and retived almost as soon as he veached the hotel without sceing anyone, gl ookl ol The End of His Rope. Niw Youk, August 19— Jamca Henderson who killed Policen was shot and morning while rbbing a drinken man, - ————— 1 - iPeake, Ca Destructive Fire, ances. " Call o addros Elkho Powznoy, 0., August 19—A firo yestorday | 11th and Dodgc. sstroyed forty-two buildings, Loss, 50,0005 | = TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER T0-DAY « Brands advertised as absolutely pire CON'TAIN AMMONIA. THE Placen o until he MOST PRRLEST MADE. DOES 178 HEALTHEY OT CONTAIN AMMONIA. In a millfon homes for & quarter of a century 1t bas stood th umers' rellable test, THE TEST OF THE OVEN. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., Dr. Price's slmc'i‘a‘l"flfi;un'ng Extracts, Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast Gems ¥or Light, Mealthy liread, Tho Biest Dry Hop oast {n FOR SALE BY CROCERS. CHICACO. - 8T. LOUIS. Northeast Nebraska ALONG THE LINE OF THE; Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolls and OMAHA RAILWAY. The now extonsion of this line trom Wakefleld up GAN the BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the through Conoord and Coleridge TO EARTINGTON, Iuaches the best portion of the State, Hpecial ex: cursion rates fOr land seckers over this lino to Wayne, Norfolk and Hartington, and via Blair to all principal poluts on tho BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD Trains over tht C., 8t P M. & 0. Rallway t ngton, Bloux City, Pouca, Hartington, Noxtolk, Connect at Blaix o Fromout, Onkda.o, Nellgh, aud through fo Val wutiue, sud all fnformation call on ¥ P. WHITNEY, Geners Agent, ov seo them. Completo uniforms for Republican and wmecting of the Obio division of the paic enga | ¥ ade Arthur an Logan two years ago, stured by the polico thi 4, thon © il not be re- LNESS HAS NEVER BEEN QUESTIONED, ‘ayne aud TANTED - A oo Wages to good girl, il y TANTED—Waitory and 1609 Farnam 8 \\'A NTED—A cook Kingman, 504 I'lo 1 nt 2D Barbor for 8 nquire at 318 south 10th § A good girl at No. 1814 18th and 14th. for kitchon work, Good 01 Pierco, corner 6th St. aunaress, Apply to Mrs troct. 20p Bost wag L Elsesser's, Xt} woeks only, JROL RENT A two stors framo buildiag waib foe business. Targa collar, upstaira suitablo rosld Inguire on promises, corner 20th snd I 0384t Furnished rooms with board, 1812 915 1mp NOR RENT ) Qi 8794 Six rovm cottage, fine location, by 8. E. cor. 16th and Douglas. 617 T-Rooms in Crounse's Block. G, M 61341 Inqui QOI RENT—Ono grand squaro piano. 4Ho-ut ofEdholm and Erickson. J{01 RENT—Ono £ood six rosm house §25. G.M. Hitohoook. ¥ mo. B TANTE] V Two men of 10th street. W W \ A Wages, 1000 Farnam st ANTED— Immiediately Douglas stroot. avenue VW ARTED il tor gor at Mrs. Geo, A, Wil Address “N, I \ Streo TANTED Woman proferred. and wait on table, at tho O ady employment. —A girl for o TANTED = Girl todo second work, A first-class cook Inquire at No, 01 Two chambermaids and girl to sow cidental. 852-4f to sell fouth 20p { good n re petent girl 35820 Y ral housowork, Apply in'and Pop 516-10 { gl for goneral house Apply to Mrs trect. for pirl destroyed by fire, yestard plotan av s, the finest residences in~ Califore VWANTED A comptan 160,000, work. Mut speak k e Wan. Morgoll, 2119 Farnam CAMPAIGN EQUIPMENTS S a8t Max Mever & Co.s'. i 2 3 A full line of Campaign Goods on| VY AXTERSA woman, w hand. Please call and seloct as early [Neb." Will pay £ 00 porwe 110 aged protrs aily of six, at ( fare fo Ogalaila, 30421 ok and man or woman, Douglas Btf S A first-class, w , house, lot and st worth §3.000. In one of the aska. Torms, part cash od seourity. Address ¢ [ SAUE weller, k, with 1o oppositi ost towns in Northe alance on timo_with " thisoffice, 27w H_ Moo P A rostaurant, whole or half interest. ard, 16th and De 398-23 Foad oo Confon- 617} A candy an clgar store. South 11th 8t, DOR SAL Sears & JoOR ST ation. 4 fine stook of Cigars, Tobaceo tionery and School Books and News north 16th stacet. | R 2105 DORSALE—Red Irish stter dog. Apply ot 1012 Lapitol aveny 305-20p acton for one I { what it is worth, s Livery stable, 2 nercial trad on for selling. rdware in a junction Only stock in the 0B SALE—A stock of town of Southorn Nebiask place Address leott, 1277-20 nsard_show cases and one ANTED—By the St. J; Mo, four o | st clage salosmen and th Hardware buriness noed apyly. quired. Good wages pa five traveling men, oseph Iron Co.., §t, Josoph None but oto experienced in Heavy Good references re- 201-19 N W TANTED_A comyotent girl for goneral house- work, Mrs. M. Rogers, 19th and Leavenworth streot 218tf 2L - - ANTED—First-class cook, dining room and kitchen girl at Tremont House, 10th and Burt. 188t W Clarkson. 1| per day.” Freo transportat 1 { O addresy, John MoLaughlia, Renick, NTED—600 teams on O, & A. It, I cut-off, ow under construction between' Highoo and Work will last six months. Wagos §3.60 sas City. P, fo. 126-10p ion from or countr, work at their q quietly made; work went by stamp for royly Philadolphia, Pa, take homes; WANTED—LADIES OR GENTL MEN—In city nice, ligh pleasant o day casily and wil; no_canvasaing; no Please address Reliable Mant'g Co., 847-1m BITU, ) Situation ia willing to mako herself object as & quich nice ho Addrzes till Sopt. 1, 'Mrs M ANTFD—RBy a you ortespondent or o ANTED. Louper A s Adidrens A position 1 Adress ability and_experienc A position as housckesper in a private ant iy ki ta1 y & lad oful. W not s Rofe W furnis| . C " Bee offico, ol £30-10p 1 man of husiness by a young yualities and iy an oxpert Metropolitan Hotel book- 6.1 ation a8 nook- ment in Omaha, 0.t ok sAL nica picce of shelving aud drawers. Edholm & Lrickson, 26219 OR SALE—Two and one-half acres and house in ocd location, only 81,060, Here is a chance to abtain a home at'a bargain, McCAGUE, 245t Opp. P.'0. riding this ortic Address *C. (bay mare) reasonable. 246-10p our Mill cheap, on easy pa , favorably located within fifty miles o this city. Good opening. Address P. 0. Box 2418, St. Paul Minn, 207-1m JTOR SALE— {OIt SALE—Cheap lots, $5 down, $5 per month. 1. C. Patterson &0c., oor. 18th and Farnam. 1794 JOR SALE—Graded Durham Cattle—7 heifers; 50 two year old heifers; 61 three y cows: 4 four year old cows; 2pedigroed Durham bulle, Band 4, one’ls o show animal; 2 seven-eighths Dur” ham Lulls, 2 years old. Above except a fow are deu stock and show their breeding plainly. 26 calv aid buils, ont of above cows, a8 are the yearlings yearling steers; 17 two year old steers and 78 three It . STEIN, Minden, Neb, Al i n, the Soott rest denco proporty, fust east of Prait’s in Hanscom Place, This i a very desirable7 room cottage and will ho sold at & eacrifico. 7124 0% SALE o year old Kentucky bands high, geutle” and kind, trots in 3 ed, also & uew fluo side bar top car- 781-1mo 2—A choice dairy and stock farm of 800 ciltivation, 23 miles rom Good house, 6 b or dairy fng and stock g L o ted and all choice grass and grazing land, with plenty of rangs 1o salo cheap, = Potter & Cobh,.» Farna, 671t o saL 15 h, . and 20 1. p. portable and stationar boilers of any sizo and kiyle. Richard & Clark I Y. bet. 17t wad 15th 8t4, Omaha Jron sar newspap for Omab Wil sell for cash or ox- City proporty, Address * X. 7 Q" £ W ANIED - Torent, 80 fect ropair, with's t 10 VW ANTED—Aouts o n tho market, Sond wporium, On ¥ VW ANTED 62,000 on i yoars, at § por cent. office N privato family . suitable Locaston convenint. i‘mmu- Targe room, sultablo for scs. Apply toN. W, Merrl Address* 10 cents for sas waha Neb, st-class city, security,for 5 Addross 1i6x 620° Ponte On 14th and Leaveuworth streets, A rehool or church purpo. I, 1015 Harney St. 860 21 | rooms ot 2209 Dudge POl 1 807-250 For HENT—A brick oot eterson's 10th Bt., Lo cond hand plianos, at Edholm on's Music Btore on 16th St. 5008t [IOL SALE—Two open second-nand_bugglos aud ns delivery wogon, cliesp, 6 1819 Harucy Bt 0- 4 MISCELLANEOUS. paid for 20 hand pianos, ure and store fixtures. Address M. urni- Bee 1-28p t office, vy addiessicg C, J. E." Bee office, stating terms and location, 36521 NEWMALS ¥ OMAHA—Bouis has redued price for uext 8 days to 85 from §10 berstolore: 181 OIR SALE—A cloan stock of Wardware in Central Nebraska, Address ‘A, B, Bee Publishing Co., Omaha, Neb, 981-1m tage. Inquire at ar depot. Jork cly turn| 013 8.1 et without board 1414 Da ) QA Gich on 1o froshly painted and ]‘\fln RENT—Nicoly furnishod lhel room, 15(8_ Califo r un iy ed rooms 102-26p Tooms, etroct, Jaices G, Chapman, 830-22p Cnport St Wa stable for §5 pe venport and ¢ onth, on %24 str A cottage of 8 rooms, complotely fur- ater i kitchen and g aod betweon D 86419 JOR RENT- provements, bediord J “Uulurnishe JOR IENT 0. 820,00 DO RE Colloge str part. 16th and Marcy. Enquire on pi 3. Wid Neat cottage, . Davis & Co., 1608 Farnan, t, House of 10 rooms with modern fm. , Souer, & Davis, 8 xt] d roows 1621 Capitol ave. 833-22p uear high school; 825 A five room furnished house st 830 Will take board in exchange in tes o At planning wil, 24-10p or. ) board, 1618 Howlard 5t. ~Large front room with first class 526 10p PO BENT—Furnlsbed rocwms 1810 Dodge Streot. 40 22 IR 84 LE—245 acres; 100 acres under cultivation; 00d grove, frame Fouse, stable, granary, well, and some fruit trees; about b miles south of Valpar, aito, in Lancaster county, Nob., at $16 peracre. Ad- docds Thos. Wolte, David City, Nob. Ter» 4 easy, 9401 ¢ sat 48 JFOR JALE-Toaving ou accouns of ill bealth house, barn, fow.cries and 2 lota, Also two good residence lots. “Apply T. K. Parfitt,” Gas office, 13th aud Farnam. 850.1m TROR SALE—40 desirablo buiding lots, for trade orcash. Callat A, Hospe's 1610 Dodge St. g 9 860-1mo. Il\\KZN UP—A brown cow, 7 or § years old. Owner can have same by calling on Charles Berthols, Cumings Street, O'Nell's Place, and o ‘_mfl,u ll's Place, aud paying charges. DRIVY vaults, sinks and coss G. Abel, (succeseor to Batisfactl W.hulfld..n.d b'“l"" ot gusranteed by . 103, M. Smith,) box 878, ° 1000-1imop sanitary cleaner, MURRAY has good pasturing. % T. BB §00d pasturing. Spring water. It the party who took the pocket-book from the Faxton Housa yestorday wall return tho samo with the note, and check, and othr papers, and kecp the monoy 1o questiors will bo asked. WALDO F, MiLugk 8pl. 85820 For Sal e TEXAS TRAIL CATTLE, Abtout 2,600 head, mostly one and two yoars old staers. ' Will bo at Ogalalla about Augast S0th. 1ne qui !t or addross T. R, GRIMES Uxela's Neb