Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 18, 1885, Page 5

THE DAILY BEE- " NYONG THE COWBOYS. The Life and Characteristics of This Class Indigenons to the (reat West. The Most Marvelouns Horsemen in the World— Foats ‘With the Lariat, Ete, arvelous Fort Keogh (Mont.) Correspondence Cleve 1and Leader. The cattle industry of the northwest has developed & new race of ocreatures that are called by some cowboys, by others cow-punchers, These Individuals, indigenous to the country, are totally different from thelr brethren a few miles further south, for there Is as much differ- ence between the cowboys of Montana and the cowboys of Texas as there Is be- tween our New KEngland Yankees and our New Orleans Crecles. In short there has grown u of the cattle industry another set beings that are very much herders of a few years ago. 80 back, cow herders on the plalns were regarded as the very worst class of men In our country: a class who were always ready to make a gun fight, had marked to each one’s credit the “‘killing of hi man,” and who Invariably died with hls boots on. In the vernacular of the fron- tler, he was a b-a-d man altogether, and a cutter and shooter from away back, They looked upon a tenderfoot with be- ooming scorn, bore the appearance of continually thirating for gore, and had no hopes of heaven or fear of heil, The typical cowboy of by-gone shonld wear a large white wsom- brers, bound with a flashy gold oord and tassel, high top boots, leather pants, fringed buckskin shirt, no vest, and a palr of Mexlean spurs as big as saucers, He chould also bs armed to the teeth, be well mounted on a fiery buckiog broncho, have a long slnewy lariat tralling behind his steed, Inilan fashlon, and habituslly be half full of his favorite beverage, Now as a matter of fact THE REAL COWBOY OF THE NORTHWEST, I8 & very different person from what he s pupposed to be. Many of them are collego graduates who etood highwith the faculty of eastern universities, and not a few aro ablo to solve a mathematleal problem or parso a Latin sentence with as much ease as thoy can throw a steer or punch a brand. I have cbserved In Miles City, one of the headquarters of cattlemen in the northweat, all clestes cf individuals, from the boardloss youth to the gray haired man, dressed In the style of and engaged In the occupatlon of cowboys. Many undertake the businees f:r want of something to do lu tho way of earning a living, but the majorlly accept their lives from cholce. A better 1ace of fel- lows than the true, genuine cowboy of the northwest does mot exist on the North American continent. The average wages for a cowboy 1s not very good—840 pr month and findiogs —but the lite is exclting, and the free, open exerciss assures excellont health and perfect digestion, which is better than all the wages they could get. I:e ®ompanied a round-up party last fall that coured the ranges north of Miles City, and on that trip learned many new points regarding their lifa, habits, and manner of living, heretofore unknown to me, I found they endured hardships that would have cost many men their lives, and therefore became, by contlnual exposure, perfect types of phyeical manhood. They are unquestlonable the finest horzemen in the world, and are con- stantly practicleg with rifles or revolvers In their endeavera to become dead shots, and they generally succeed. Living in the saddle, they worshlp thelr horses, and are perfeotly happy when on the backs of their anlmals flying over the plaing. Daring the herding sozson, sixty or seventy miles ls an ordinary day’s ride. They are brave, will share their 1ast ratlon with a s'ranger, nsver lie nor cheat, and hate a horse thief like they do the devilhimself. Itis a mistake to im- aglne that cowboys are a dangerous set. Any one is as safe with them as w.th auy peoplo in the world, unloes he ttesls a horte or s hunting for a fight. In thelr eyer, death Is wild punishment for a horse stealer. Indeed, it is the highest erlmo known to the unwritten law of ranching. Nearly every horso thief strung up last season in Montana, (and there were fifty-nine casuultles of that sort from April to October) was eent to his Iast journey by cowboys, The nu- merous vigilance committees were com posed almost exclueively of cattlo herders who weged a never-ending war of exter- mination against horse-thleving rascals, until all the bands were either broken up or drivon out of the territory. Their life, hablts, education, and neceisities breed this iveling In them, and they delight in appearing roogher than they actually are, To a tenderfoot (all cast- ern men or new srrivals are called tender- feet) they love to tell blood curdling stories aud impress him with the dangers of the frontier. But no man need quar- rel with them unlees he seeks it, and then he wiil ind the cowboy is always preparéd to shoot qulcker than chain lightning, They also have a slang pe- culiar to the range, and it is astonishing how quickly esetern bred and educated people will drop Into using it. HERDS they are watching, and very trequently become owners of ranches. It Is the am- owners themselves, large scale as possible other cowboys to watch thelr cattle, Unless you want to any kindpess he has dons or for a share of his rude meat, They pride themselves | else he might bave baen thrown instead on their ho-Yinliw. and are exceedingly | of the bull, to which he was much in- touchy on all mat'ers relatiog toft. The rougher element of the class have beenin the west nearly all their lives and man; of them are married to or cohabit wllfl Indlan equawi Lots of these fellows In Indisn tepees for many years, wander- Ing back and forth over 1he plalns with | wouderful fellow showed me bis “boss k,” as he called it, and I doubt if any the various nomadic tribes, are now rcll. the northwest that were black with bimnlminutn‘ I saw the thing whisking about McGaigan's head for a fow seconds, the big coll becoming a set ova’, when Nearly every cowboy has a clalm of some | off It flew at preclsely the right instant, sort, They begln to sse that land will | pinning the animal 80on be worth more than cattlo, and they | h's belly. eight or ten years ago, will be cut up In- fenced pastures. to small farms or are right, too. Some of thewo 1,000 pound steer at even 60 feet shot by a bullet. round-up last seaton was A MODEL COWBOY pamed Willlam McGaigan, +he best riders in the world, 0, 40, known only to himself, he sends which rans In a succer line, rai neck, and when It of |understands knifing, branding and wat- unllke the | tling to perfection, and from horseback A decade or | °an throw full grown cattle with as much | of the Morgan honse, Des Ho dresses in true cow- boy style, and weara an unusually large | gas on retiring Wednesdsy night and white sombrero with a half acre of brim | were nearly suffocated when discovered eage as calves, d, dare-devll fellows have acqulred a mat-. velous dexterity In thelr profession, and 1 oan, with a good larlat, mounted, pursaer | Ward and unnsusl position. and pursued, golog at full speed, drop a [neat a thing as 1 over saw. 0, and clean and as nico as if | explolts 5f this man, but the fow incl- With the Musselahell | dents narrated above wlill prove to show that he, In the language of the camp, He Is one of and can with ease, going at a dead run, lassoany steer or bull with scarcely an effort, dropplng the latlat snugly over the anlmal's neck. | fossion of Then with a pecullar turn of the wrist, coll, ive rlng down the looking Indiscribably silly in_hls awk It Volumes could be written about ““was no slouch about the business.” 1 was much taken with the free and ensy sort of life experlerced by this round-up party, and enjoyed the trip and out experienced so hugely that most tempted to glve up the pro- scribe and become a cowboy | & it N myself, but 1 thought better of 1t next | Financial Exchange, 1603 Farnam St. dsy, and although I had lots of fun and enjoyement, I concluded that cowboy s the noose from the beast’s|life must have its dark s about tosllp off, with a sudden jerk he tightens the line, campln, 1 was ni: bright, OArrL. 's hind legs tight to Down came the great, big bull in the position of a sitting dog; com- plotely astonished and dambfounded, was a8 the well as its sunoy slde, and so returned to clvilization to eke out the remainder of and lo! you have the steer safely secured my existance by shedding greater quanti- with the marvelous increase | With a halter around his nose. McGalgan | ties of ink than ever. i MONDAY, M All charged at the first insertion, and 7 eents per line for each subs than ing and Eeening Editions, repre tion of over Eight Thousand. This class of adve paid in advance nte in the special eo rate of 10 cents per line it inse risement b rtisements tisements must positively b SPECIAL_NOTICES. AY 18, 1885, TANTED-Every chine, to see the new Tmpr: = P. E Flodman & N 10th. oot FOR RENT-HOU: Jon Rest - Rew houe 8 roome, ¢ ciosets, on Walnut St, enquire Aue Randow, Chieago St. JFo® Rutr—8mall houto 018 Jonee St Ryt Now house § rooms Howard treet be twoen 20th and 2(st, $3,600, C. E Mayne & Co. TO LOAN—MONEY, pianos \ng of s Finan. 298 j11 M C3nx to loan on tarniture horses, wago personal property, collaterals and an value, everything striotly confider tial; Rq cial agenoy” John P Schminke, Cashic MCEFETo toax--On real estate seourity, In sme 0f §800 to_$40,000, at reasonabls rates. O E. Mayne &Co, 8 W cor 16th and Farnam, 860-ji1 2500 L 700, §1,000 and 81,400 {0 loan on real e3 4 tato. Money on hand. No delay. Omaba 10p “n%l! 10 OAN—In amounts to suit, on chattels, V1 "collaterals or anv good security. Omaha Finan: olal Exchange, 1508 Farnam st., up-staire. 185)0p M CEEY Toloan cn chattels, Woolloy & Harrlson, 'Vl Room 20, Omaha National bank building 947-t1 ONEY TO LOAN—On roai ostate and chattels Y1 D, L. Thomias. LIRS — Mrs. R. Runnells and dmfihter. gues MocFalls etation, Mi, aud plenty of sliver cord around Its|Thursday morning. They will both re- crown. They tell of another cowboy a|cover. little weat of here who did a good thing while driving a steer through Deer Lodge p last summer. This story Is not youched | 8ttention called to the prevalence of a | Akents, 1505 Farnam 8. for as being strlotly truthful, as the |fatal disease smong the cattle of Mills ————— State Veterinarian Stalker has had his Leader correspondent only heard it at a [¢0unty. Fourteen head of stock have round-up camp fire last fall, by ome cowboy to snother over a bit of roasting tenderloin. ' The cow- days | boy referred to was driving the steor | . svavsox. along all right, when the lattergot ecared at something, and dashed through the back door of a saloon on a dead run, fol lowed by the daring cow puncher on his broncho. As the steer passed through he jumped clear over a table, around which were four cattlemen engaged In playing a friendly game of draw poker, Whon the men saw the pony following the steer they dodged under the table which made the animal’s passage ensy in leaplng over the table. Kortunately the doors were wide enough in both rear and feont and the ceiling high enough to make a good place of entrance and exlt for the fright- ened steer, who did his part of the clrcus to perfection, THE LARIATS, AND HOW THEY ARE HAN- DLED, I notlced a variety of lariats with this round-up party, nearly ull of which were made of the very best quality of hemp, twisted so extremely tight that It was|For Gentlemen's wear, In the world, for the money- \ 4 almost impoessible to untwist the strande, Others were made of sinew corde, and were bralded very neatly, the ends, or laszoing parte, being greased so as to slip ensily, Thelr lasscos were about sixty sixty-five fect long, one-third of which forms the noose, and, when swing— ing it, it s grasped a littls above the loop, 80 &8 to prevent the same from slipplng until launched throvgh the atr, The Jasso is swung over the head and left shoulder, and back over the right shoulder, a peculiar turn of the wrlst as it begins to return keeping the loop wide open, When flying through the ale the nooso takes a slishitly oval form, but re- mains open, and settles quietly around the object aimed at McGaigan exhib- fted to me the modus operandi of handling the rope, and some of his feats performed in my prerencs were not only exocuted with moryelous precieion, but were also beautiful to look at. This model cowboy Is certainly an expert In his professien, perhaps the best rider and lagsoist in the whole northwest. What Slosson is to billlards McGaigan 1s to his profeesion. Oane afterncon while loafing around the camp fire on the Mus:leshell, McGalgan and 1 got talking about the skill he had acqulred in throwing cattle, and I had little difficulty in persuading bim to let me into the secrets of his won- derful dexterlty, and actually showing me some of the finer points of the busi- ness. Mountlng our bronchos, we rode off through the sege brush and out onto the open prairle w here numberlees cattle were peacefully munching the luxuriant buffalo grass, My friend had his best larlat fastened to the pommel of the sad- dle, and first showed me many fancy shots, throwing the laeso from or to any polnt over ei'her shounlder, bebind or in front. He caught a tremendous bull by the horns who looked up in surprise, and started off llke a steam engine, but the pony bestrode by the cowboy planted his forofeet in the ground and checked Mr, Ball in his mad career before the latter got woll started. The enraged steer went round and round inaclrcle at a 2:40 galt, the pony acting as a perfect pivot and tarnivg slowly around with him, but it was no use; the bull was prisoner and would have remained so had not McGalgan tsken pity on him and paesed the wonderful ring down the line, npon which the rope leaped from around tha horns and tcll to the grcund, McGalgan remarked that it was no credit 5 catch a bull by the horns for he cannot bo thrown by them, ane is simply hold as a prisoner, but the SKILL IN THROWING A LASSO is to pitch the nooee just in front of an animal when he is golng at fall gallop, g0 that the mext step he treads into it. He trled it on another bull while both of our ponies were jumping alovg ona dead run, The cld fellow was golng abont as fast a8 we were, but the fatal loop shot through the air ata tangent COW HOYS OFTEN HAVE INTERESTS IN THE |and fell, wide open, in front of him on The left fore foot plunged the ground, SQUARE INTO THE CIRCLE, squared the circle erly caught as nusthing I over saw, broncho, too, un right moment in the opposite direction, ferior In weight. MecGalgan also caught great big steers galloplog past at an angle by any leg I Not once was his judgment at The noose whizzing throogh the who begau life without a cent and lived | alr in every direction went as true to the nsmed. fault, mark as a bullet shot from & rifle, tri told |dled there In the past few days, and [< fears are entertaincd by the farmers that the diseaso is contagious. Ava ScutProrT C. SVANSON & C 1116 Famam, Bet th and 12th St,, MERCHANT TAILORS . 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These goods are made of the best French and Domestic stock, Kangaroo tops, in Hene and Machine sewed, 1n Congress Button & ..1¢4 AND EVERY PAIR WARRAN 3, Tirrell & Cook 1306 Farnam Street, A, KALISH., Merchant Tailor 810 South 15th Street, 3 DOORS SOUTH OF FARNAM, First-class tailoring in all its branches, 7ANTED —At once, & good wet nurse 102, 25th st corner Dodge. 48t inquire at 013 Farnam st V7 Axtmo—Second cook, Emmet 1 ouse. ¥V 847-18p TNNTED - Gitl to wash silver throe times a day for her board, Mctropolitan hotel 357-18 and work in pantry 856-10p 7ANTED A girl for house tewing Machine office, 1 WV Axmmo—A &l o do goneral houss work st 808 rorth 22d st , must be a good plain cook. W ANTED—Lady agonts, $10 4 day, with my wou- ; apply at White N.15th St. 88841 264 16p. derful brand-new rubber undergarment for females; ladics go wild over it Madam H. Littl, Box 443, Cbicago, 11l 363-16p VW Agen- Good, gils, experlenced cooks; Omatia Employment Bureau, 1120 Farnam 8b. 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Telephone No, 95, s it were, the rope bition of thelr llves to become herd-|was tightened with a sudden jerk, gnd and employ on a|the steer rolled over in the dust, uc’l;v- 'he erstood his part of the ineult him never offer a cowboy pay for | busineas thoroughly, for he bore at the MRS. L.J. DUNCAN, FASHIONABLE DRESSM AKER! Perfect Work Guaranteed. Room 13, Crounse Block. Residence, 100 South 20th Btreet, PERFEGTION Vapor Stoves are Warranted. In- ing In wealth and coatrol large cattle In- | other individual In the west, be he native, | spection Invited, terest in the northwest. I know of one | graaser, or Mexican, could accomplish it individual weo has tattle graz'ng all over | so neatly and faultlersly as my new made the 5 uth Yellowstone ranges who did|friend did. This was to lasso a bull not osn one single steer five years sgo. | aronnd the binduarters when at full gal- J OHN HUSSIE, 2407 Ouming 8t., Sole Agent for Omaha, He can searcoly wrlte bis own name, yet | lop at the Instant when his hird feot 13 able to buy and sell some of your Wall | were both raised from the ground and street nabobs, He spends most of his|doabled up under him. He did not do tlme in the sadéls, scouring the ranges| it the firet time, but succeeded cn the and watchiog his varlous herds, msny cowboys are exerclsing much wle- | he seldom failed to accomplish it at the dom 1n taking up land under some of the | first whirl, overnmeat land acts, scre at any time within three years, Howmesteads 1 notice are belng more frecly entered of late, and In a few year he whole ¢f the vast buffalo ranges o rate of forty miles an hour, H After mlesing two chances A great deal of | which were by no means favorable, he ontava #oll s classed as desert lind |¢ingled ont s tremendous bull who looked can be bought for twenty-five cents per|up ss we spproached, evidently sniffing nore down and the balance of $1 oa each | dunger in the air, and started off at the A good | third trial, although he assured me that We were soon thundering at the now thoroughly terrified anlmal's heels, and got within easy range in lees than five Mzxs FurNisHER F;shionahln Hattar 21y ap SITUATIONS WANTED. WV Ax7so—Situation by a young man of experience s fireman or watch man, is handy at p fitting &c., ean give recurity if nocded, Address '8 B” caze A, Grandbeck, corner 0th and Pierc 39.16p YV Axtsz=A situstion in» bustcess houso o ofice by o boy 16 years old; bas a good education in German and Eovlishand ome knowledge of book oopig. “F. G 171 Centor Bt., Omaba, o 510p 7AxTRD Situation by boy of 20, at anything; addrees D, Jones, 1416 Culifornia St. 8.1 406-18p TANTED_ By & respectable young man, asituation in a private family to take caro of horces and actos ndriver. Address‘'N L’ Beooffos, 876-10p Wi housek W43 7e0-Position tn some busiaoss house by boy 16 years old, Address “L.L." Beo office 245 Situstion by & middls aged lady per 2022 Harney street. 352-16p 8. W. corner 16th and Farnam. $01-10 {JoR RENT_Cobtage & roome and house 7 rooms. Phipps Roo, 1512 8. bth 8. {0% RENT—A briok bassment on corner 20th and Plerce Street, $& per month. 020 QR 8ALE - Small houso with two lots in Walnut hill now rendy for ocoupancy §350; terms §:0 down And 10 per month; Alio 6 room cottages fa W Hill reads for ocoupancy, $1.760 terms, $60 dow $20 por month. © E Mayno, 8 W corner 1 Faruam Strects. {OR REXT—Good brick house 8 rooms §22 per month R C Pattorson, 13th ana Farnam. 4t T0R sALE—12 g0od lota Marion place threo blocks from street oars oncasy terms. W H Greon, ovor st Nat bank. 0024 0R REXT—Mhreostory brick store bullding; en- quire of Edward Norrls & Co., room 19 Crounse Blook. 968 tf [OR RENT—Farnishod cottage, 7 rooms, with closets, pantry, eta., in best locality in City PAy ront with board. Call In aftornoon &t 635 ¥l nt 84 967-t1 o ons- ROOMS FOR RENT, T on RExT— Furnished rooms with modern conven- lences at 8 Woorner 18th and Howard, up etairs, 383-20p ok REST ~A handsomels furnished parlor; modern convemienoss, 1720 Capitol ave. 852-18p B —Furnishe | front parhr with bed room adjolnlog; 1714 Californin st, 877-10p oR_RENT—Handsome furnished room with bathing rocm attachrd at 2200 Dodge st. 41199 y In need of & sowing ma 1 Amorican No, 81t AL -On 994 street botween Teavonworth and rooms, cellar, well, clstern & co $1,000, snay terme. - O K Mayoe & o and Farna: 0418 full Tt 1 Co.' S W Soven voom house, barn, and two lots, won 4 {ake £500 In restauran 3 e on time; af | 4i4.md0 roperty few of tho whela olty, cheap, or will on it andl sell en monthly payments, ©o.,, 8 W corner 16th and Farnam, afld house CE & JFCh 38 <At s sacrifios, honse 7 rooms lot sex180 at N W cornor Hausoom Park, 3,600 easy torms, OE Mayne & Co., 8 W cornor 16th and Farnam 88019 F 3 aunc-Nice cottage ct ¢ tooms with lot 3%08 2 blo om §1 Mary's ave, near Kon. notts, a bar g ,060, oash : 450, bafanoe to suit Lobeck& Co., 1952 Farnam street. 218 o thin 8 blooks of Post Neb , will sell operty. W. 40t JFCn suunTen acree ofland office at Weoping Water, Usss Co., on oasy t hange for Omaha | H. Green ovor st Nat'l Ba:k, Omiha, N {JOR sALR ~Five lote 4°x130; together worth atreet; heautitul looation, fourth oash, balarcy on long time, Oralle & Joncs. {0R SALE—Fo vutifal and desirable lots at §2 on $10 monthly payments, and Farsam. M terms, on_Tea von 000 One sy termy, ARION PLACK--12 good lots [n this adait 108 blscks of street cars, can be had on easy W H Green, over 1st Nat'l Bank. 1151 FORSALE-AL & bargatn, threo goad houscs 17 and { Houlars, inquire or write Wigy crw & el [ 15th and Farnam, Iin |- 8174 18th, south of 1 per month; prios 5,600 o 8ol 1 botore fano Tst. 1418 Farnan strio®, awenworth; rent 885 per y_ payments; must bo Apply 8. Mortenscn, tailor, 181-§4p JFen 2aun—Trouso ful lot, wll,cistorn, bm good condition, one blook from stroot cars §1.800 W H Groen, over 1st Nat'I Bank. 848.tt eaty terms. JJOR 8ALE—Go0d 5 1o0m house, lot 50x132 feet,ons front, §1800; $100 cash, balance §15 per month. W. H_Groen, overlst National bank. 88141 on RENT-A_nicely furnished front room with dressing room 161 Capitol ave, 412-18p R REST— A pleasant nioely furnished room with alcove, suitable for two; board if required 295 Dodge. 41640 Tor RENT —Good business basoment 18x40 feet N E corner 13th a.d Capltol ave. 41310p 7OR KEXT—A pleasant feont room. farnithed; 8. E. Cor. 15th and Howard. d08tt JFo rexT—Furnished room, 1628 Dadge streot. §76-10p 'OR RENT—New furnished rooms 1811 Cas st 338-16p. {0R BXT—Aroom for gentleman and wife or for two gentlemen, first-clase board 1622 Burt st. 798-tt oR RENT-Three rooms, cellar, well avd cistern, 410 south 26th strect, §10. Wm L Monro and Douglas, Fon = Chicago { O kENT—Large front room on flzst floor with or with board; 1mquire at 1901 Farnam St. turnished room; app 367-t1 T0R RENT-Two clogant rooms in beautital location; Apply 1010 Dodye st, 31316p 'R RENT—Furniched room, witn board. for two gentlemen. 1417 Howard. Suitable 770-10p RO RESTA pleasant furatshod roouw at 2800 Oali fornin st $7 per month, 810.16p JFgR miism—Two teont rooms turnished, cheap 1012 Pacifio st. 285-18p le RrENT—Furnished front room 1902 Farnam, 250 229 Fosrer St. v furnished rooms onPloasant Address ““J J” care Bee 182-18p FOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS. I}Tu_mrlm sale at Meyer & Kunz brick yard at 8, 16th St,, ofico 207 8. 13¢n. 105 544, offices 16 south 14eh st corne R ty effected; the pate nago . { par O stooks of goocs to sl or bxc prieos, is solictted, ana will hav Dintog M, 19th stioet, K. doltars. E0X 801, Des Moines, lown, tion; ho ital required. o with. | P¥ 819 south 11th st. Fonsan-tao chango for N 10th St., Omaha, Neb. 16th St PERSONAL. Irnsox yon ANt & doteotive, sond your ade o rees to Ly e Oaabn Detective Agency, P O box N60.me7 1 M Hoorm, Trancy me tium ready for bus Oth and Webster. M alrvoyant, and hesl \ w over No M8 8§ Tormg reasonable, 483 m10 REAL ESTATE BROKERS, TATR BROKRRS —Lobeok & ( strect coraer 18th, real estate hought and s mmisston, exchanges of real or porsonal prope having r nge At o wur bost ste BUSINESS C"AN(‘.ICN.- R SALE—Restaarant Lo tweon Farnam and Harn 1, on moderate o Bleek, tod on 19th street be. , known as Frenoh ditions, spply A R ARG cont; o b ital voquir Persons meanis 4 90 per v fone th Business, addross , thre JORSALR tw A woll ostablished tailors business be- a now and Juno 16th, low rent; good loow. d lease of sboro for two years: only small ovp- Addross* N. 0." Bee office. 182 Addross - {OR BALR OR EXCHANOR—(Tn_paet) for r taurant, furmiture 7 roomed house, bara and two lots. Ap: 106:m%0 %A well catablishod bake " this offioe. o 1and Nob, first-class monf markot ro of the 8t Paul hotel, 8150 tho furni For par loality, wil out §1.600 R C Patterson, NE cornen 480-tt —Or exchange & tull stock of clothing shoos, geut' turnishinggoods, will ex- raska Lands. @, 1L Petorson,S04 8, ICE CREAM. RS Too oream plod and oakes premptly attended to. ry day Carl Sohuid, 503 south 140-46 0 with JRoRsAur=10 acren within 8 miles ot 1 0 E #mall house, §2 500 on very casy terms. Mayne & Co. TR sun—No 1 lot o milk cows 26th and Cultornla streets, Ercoman & Priony, 83621 Fgn auin—d hereo, wag n wnd hatnces chonp. Apply to Guo. Johnson, Atlantie Hotel. 350.15p o sa—A good hores, harness and wagon, fine outfit for peddler or exprossiman 213 north 12th st. 416p DARTIES withlog a 818 N DRESSMAKING seamstross, teolng eutting wud fitting eatlsfactory 16 i st, Mre. J, Araol). guaran- address 248 16p N introd gentlor very easy t)learn, lossons will bo 'ven ouring all hours of the d RS M D CARROLL, at 716 north 18.h streot, do- sires to calluttontlon of the ladiss, that she 18 ing N R Normon's systam for outtlog 1ndios’, on’aand childron's clothing. This systom I8 338-18p Fronsa Ality sand. for Magon’s uso cheap; pit near south Omaha Waier Works, opened in first.class ehage; apply for tickets at cor pany's office, 216 south 13thst. - M A Uptol tant Sec'y and Manager. i3 1 JUR SALE warbly top restaurant tables QeTRAY—Anyone having ta Uwithin the last ten d Baumer, at 1314 Farcam 8t, en up a roan ocow w will plesso notify John 83019 A. J. Mandel, 325 Broadway, Council Bluffs, 85a-t1 7OR SALE—A 12 months leaso of the Unlon B Live ROOD MARYS —Partiea wishing to purohate brood mares for ranch purpoees pleaso call at Howan’s v stable, 413 80 1tis 13th stroot, Omaha, 862-tf h s, Roomslozated in tho best busi noes portion of the ci'y of Hanings, Neb., and aro Pree S8 rerm. T Mursay. 20141 the best photo rooma in the city. For partioulars call on or addrese, Union Photo Rooms, Hastings. Neb. 820-10 0R 8ALX—Cheap elegantside bar bugzy, one cart, r0om one, Omsha Nat'l Bank Bullaing. 817-tf Tons L hrebeu ik by sk atast Linprovemonts, b ful tono, touch and finish, fon bookfred o charée for dolivery; areat bargain, 32651012 Pa cific. A mo Jor saLE ~Bay pacing in’ 8 miaute by paying cosis, I nifl-oat new upright piano celo- 85 own maro markoed with lettor ¥ on left shoulder; one milo west of r on military rosd; owner oap have eamo Jawcs F. Dooley. 205 REWARD - Strayed. a chowut pony branded on left shoulder with o “Y” and o sogment of & roturn to Wi Stribling, 1514 sherman st. 683-tt ood eadill i two sma'l wagon,and harnes3, John P ick block. ; will drive slogle or light exp: \ Sohminke, room 8 § [ ~Furnished rooms, 1816 Dodge strect. ‘o 8ALE—1%0 No 1 phaeton.one fecond hand bug- Y. Apply 1400 and 1411 Dodgo st. 14540 -310 7R RENT—One large front room, bay window and mantle on first floor; modarn_convenionces 20th, near 8t. Mary'save. laquire atS. W. corner 10th and Dodge st, 176:40 100-t1 JOR RENT—Furnished rooms with or without board, 2412 Hamey St., one block from street 094t J0R RENT —Furnished front room with board in private family, 1617 Chicago st. 086-tt ok RuNT—WIth board,nicely furnished front room €83 aud bath, 1469 Jones, 967 t Jow next—Furnishod rooms 1021 Capitol ave. 907-m80 'R RENT - Furnished room 1818 Jackson st. 842-m26p VB BENT-Nicely turnishea rooms 1617 Davenport car. board, dectrable £ or summer, Apply Charlos Hotel. Da12tt OR RENT—Several fine ctfices in Crounse’ block, Inquire Ed. Norrls, room 19 Orounse. block 42 FORSALE—FARMS, JFop saue—Best frult ancs n southern Californi Faay terms; cali and sco ssmplo of fruits, and intormstion; 1'Jackson, 2328 Chicago Bt., city 65, ety of Fremont; e ; 800 acres under plow, the rest in pasture; board fencs, runoin through pasture; houso with ten rooms; will be s 14 cheapif 80ld immediatelv; on terms to’ suit. For further particulars inquire of Geo. C. Grodfrey, mont, Nob. Co., 100m 10 Grounse Block. FOR SALE--HOUSES—LOTS. F Lot 60x149, h use 2 rooms south St., fine view, beautitul locaticn, 81,300, $50 down a3 £16 per month. Full lot on 11th §t., between Center and Doroas 8 room house, 81,5(0, 8150 dowa and 815 per month. Half acro on Califorui s St., enst of Sacred Heart; houte 4 rooms, good barn, well, of tern, ete,, 81750, 8160 dowa and $16 per month. C E Mayne & Co., 8 W Cor. 15th and Farnam 207.18 e S oKL [ i s~ Goneral Merchaudiso rtock of beots and shoo, bats, capt, dry goods aud notions, u nica slick clean etock of g0ods fu good location, & go-d trade and mosily cash business for pric> and terms, Address P O Box 25, S:ward Nebiask 887.22 JFCR saue A acre of round on 13tht , 8 blooks south of stroet oar liue $1,200; this is' cheaper than s common sized lof, can be hought In that lo ty. © K Mayne & Co., 8 W corner 15th »nd Far- 3 83318 AL MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, X Furnished room and board in_strictly private family near Capit | hill, by & young man; addiess, stat ng terms, J K, Eee oftic £7610p WV 21 ~To luvas from ten £ twonty thoussnd Gollars in au establisued vayiog busioess. Ad- dress drawer No, B 2, Omaha, Beo 26).18p VY Ameo—vas ish rubber, 1409-1411 Dodge 6t. 84110 omxtswanTED. Address Bl Lonis Elcctrio Lamp Co , 8t Louls {or circular, cuts and terms o! the 53 candio po xer Marsh Bleotric Lamp. 311412 To rent @ house of 4 or broome. J L £07-18 7 ANTED Wilkle. VAV A3 - Bnorthand pupli; Pitman sys'em; Mits Niles; 10th and Blokory. Spoolal torms o va- 318p catlon papls. VW ASTER-Ta rent_Avmall cobtage 1n & coave | cutand d esirable neighbohood, with iwprov: - mepts preferred, Address with ful) part.oul box 864 city. W AnTRO—Boarders at 1615 Capitol sve 196-21p & 6ALK—A 10t in Wost Omahs, will build house on it and sell on monthly payments. C E Mayne & %0, 16th an« Farnam. [l 8 § 0 8ALE—Aore lots in Norwood Park, 820 oa 24 wcro lots In Bollair, $260 each, Béautifal lots in Thornburg Place on Leavenworth St, Wost Oma- ha, §.75 to $260 each. Loty in Grandvlow $100 0 8300 each, Lota in Barker & Mayno's sub-division, 8 18th St., $226 to 8300, Koster's adition $107 to §3£0 Donecker's addition #176 to 260, Bunmvalde 850 to $500 iddles' sub-division, outh Omahs, #50) to $800 Walnut HIll $200 to 500, ! armenter Place §276 to $850. Parkor's sub-division, south Gth St., §350, Hawe's addition, half acre ots, §760, ¥orbes sub-division nurth of the falr grounds, 6 and 10 acre lota, §760 to 1,000 each We are exclusive agerta for all the above ad- diticns and weli sell ots in_any of them on small monthly psyments. C. E. Mayne & Co., 8. W. Cor 15th and Fainam. 403-18 J\oR 8ALE—88x66 corner 14th and Jackson, $5,000; terms cney. C K Mayne & Co., 16th and ¥ainam, 89610 7 OR BALR—Fiae residence property on Charles 8t , one block trem Saunders, house 6 100ms, we cellar sl conveniences, f bargaln, §3 00J easy terms. hand Faroam, 40119 VW ANTED Laviks ax anxrumiey to take uic light, plossant work, at their own howes. Work seut by wail any d! 2 to 8 day quletly made; o Rellatlo Ma'rg Co., Phlladelzhia, Pa., Box 1598, w116 Il the year round nvassiog, Address | O “ 1 h. CKMayne & Co. 400-15 with two lots in W Wi Eyerybady totry oar Prepared Meal, ready for instant use with the addit! milk or cold water. _Pat acksg 80ld by grocers. W. J. urcr upin 8aud 0 b ‘clahans & 02, WV A%r-A maa or wouan in esory county 1n U B §1.25 sample froe. 76 per month, salar commission, Bead stamd. Paul Tabel, Obicaz ¥ boarders with refereace, 1514 Califo'nia st, 595.16p 7a51E0—A gentleman rooa-mate and two day Fo saLu—New 8 room cotlags nut 11, 8350, 850 down and §10 por month rooms with two lots Walout Hil w0 and §20 per month; both ready fo +lso 81,160 sccupanoy sud Faruam O SALE raom euttage r | and $16 per mor 99 18 Ok BALK 1 in Shul's acditition, fue view of clty tage 6 rooms, good statle, large lot; § terms. C E Mayue & Co., it trees, comer . E. Mayne & Co, 5aLK—A nloo two #tory brick hovse, full corncr ot orth Omaha, §,100, $500 down aud 37 per C.E Mayns & Co,, 8. W. oorner 15th ), $300 down OR SALE - 800,00 bri 200-41 sgents. AsTURE—On Elkhorn and Platte. T. Murray, 500-tt LW SILVER TAG, 1ta frutt flavoro], taga redeemed ‘at cno oanteach by the dealers, ' Peycke Bros., 088-t1 NSTRUCTION _on llevuo or banjo given by G E Gellen- bek, at 1116 Canltol ave. 45041 Omaha H.'T. Clarke. 0% SALE—A pair gon and harness very cheap for cash 1217 strect. W oward 180-t1 Jion satn_biano,a 670 upright plano st a bar. Kain, 1710 Douglas. 783-m21 Bros , Ageuts. RIVY, vaults, sloke l) 1w redoemed at on ViR TAG, It ¢0es not talnt the breath, taga ot each by the dealers. Poyoke. % 65yl nd cesspaols oleancd at the tistaction guaranteed by F. 490-m2p shortest notlce and bel, P. 0. Box 878, TO EXCHANGE, 0 EXCHANGE —Two splondid farms for merchandiso hotel for farm. R. C. Patterson, 1sth and Far. nam. 162t I way with our improved pumg. aud dencgan appara- tus, all places cl:aned by us disenfected tree, charges 1cagonable. vy vaults, snd cesspacls cleanud at shortest no- tico any tioo of the day, in an cntirely erdorlcss A. Evans, 1208 Dodge street up staira. 246-§10 PG Exctavon—440 acros well Lnproved. laud § mile L trom Eseex, Towa, for a stock of genoral merchan- dise or hardware, ~Addross John Linderholm, Easox owa. 634 tt OR SALE —Or exchange. Weo have for salo the exclusive right in this state to scll the coal Sealod prop-sals in ARMY SUPPLIES. DEPOT QUARTRRMARTER'S OFFICE, ronta, o s Moy vth, 1606, " | aplicaie will be reocived at ecnomizor and oot dostroyer, destroys the soot and [ this ofice it 111 o'elock a. . Monday, May 18%h will save twenty por cent on coal, will sell county rights or the state, or will exchange for real estato or a7 1ood property on application will send samplo tor aland give paticulare, Reamon for selling 3vu. t cancot glve it his attention: a rare chance for iw sen: Bedford, Scuer & Davis. 945 t1 BOARDING. sve. JIBST-CLASS Bod and board 1212 Capitol S 12.035 GROCERIES. 1885,at wh'ch time they will | ¢ opened in thy ence of bid g kind Belting, machinery and water supp! and wag hardware, hote care’ (bsla (paints aud oil:) pine lumber, stove supplics, Singer sewing machine, Lists giving quantities an1 of her inforr nished on applica:ion: roquired; preference given to articles of domostic production of advortisement to thei Mav-13-14-16-16 pren. for government supplies o the foliow 8, bolts, steel hudwood lumbor, , poloter’s suppl o &0, sdlers eupplies, staticno:y 1 material, cut naile, , & tion vur- best qualifics of all artisies Biddersare requested o attach copios propos C.A. H. McCAULEY, Captaln A" Q. M, U 8 'A. DRICE LIST Houee, 16 Tbs Granulat d Sugar. 12 Cut 1 af Suy 12 “Fine powder Of W. I Motter's Grocery 8100 COFFE 1b1 good Fin ccffee.. Golden Rio o.fféo. ws0d roasted coffoo best roasted coflee. extra Java ooflce. best Java coffee. . best Java and Mo 1 bost Eng ish breakfast 14 choice gunpowder. 160 1gal Ne 1 Gal Strictly purc 1 Gal Vermont maglo in 1 Gul Rook candy M 12 Ihs bes’ Carolina rice 134 ¢ Louisiuua il SOAPS man Mottled 100 100 4bors 2 2 2 CANNED GOODS, n81b Tabls Peaches. 20 «* Standard Tomatoes Pumpkin. . Apples 10 French Poas, * Mushroom Fest Goosberrie brst Blackberries e Plumbs, SUNDRIES, bottla cholos F"iokles. 1 ¢ Bweet Potalocs. 8 1o Jelly, (cholce) 8 hoxes Pittsourg Lye % Ibw Baking Powder 80 80 2 6 2 2 2% % 2 2 2 2 6 26 new Valencls Raisons. e dried applcs (ovaporaied 8 2 8 2 2 Ciackers by the box MEATS. Bugar cured breakfast bacon.. Sugar cured I Dry salt. 1 uroom 1 good nouse broom. 1 best earpet broom n 4 pare's Notlonol yeust.. 1 morub brush...... 6 1bs Bilver gloss starch.. 8 boxes corn starch 161b box glo.s staicii 1 kit fam 1y maceral 1galvin 1 wash board 0. 1 tub 1 tub, 1 N0 8. tub. 1 mop stiok...... : 1lirge clothics basvet.. 1 can condens 'd mi k b Jelly in Ja & verysmall list of the 1 carry, baving the laig et stock to_sel the o ty,! can and will)y ive batter induoin any othicr house in the city. Call and sec me and | will save yon from 10 to 25 per oent, Rewember the placo 1113 Faroai 8t W, H. Motter, Successor to J.B. Freach & Co. A ¥. Our now and complete price list malled tree on application. & from In '8 than 00 | 8eason of 185, 1bs, his tire Jack Surer Drxrr 2:17}, alao to Dic A corroct disgn: from the paticut. I Treat the Following Diseases. Catarrh of the Head. Fint, N Debility, Ment eryous Debility, Mon 15| pimnt, Dance, 10| gerofula, Fover Soros. 101 ¢d without the ku 10 | bigod, Woman, with her de icate « 10| Health, Dropsy Curea W thou 1 26 | Attention c sl Kinds 80| hours or No Pay, Hemmorrholds or Piles Cured or 5 | No Charges Made, Thoso who are sfflicted will save live and hua- 2 | ¢creds of dollars by ca'lie ¥ on or using Manhood, Diabotes, Stallion, Jack, Shappard Jr. Wil stand for stock at 'maha Falr grounds the Hels 10} hanls b igh, weight 1286 full brother in blood to T0R the sire of JAT-EVE-SER *Jand DiRkctok 2:17. Call at the * 1 00 | Fair grsunds and seo him and get his pe igreo in 1 00 | in tull, ter . for tho season. A, THOMSOR. Seventeen years Experience, £ DR.G. W. PANGLE 100 ) Gonder of Discasen cf Men ani Women, d Horbalist Physiolan Now located st 10 Douglas £t Omaba, Neb., up-stairs. is given wiihout ‘any explanatic Consultation free at office. et Disenscs of {he Eye and 4 Disease, Livor Complalrt, Kidney Com- Depressicn, Lost o Diseate, &6 Vitu Puralyels, White Bwellirg Cancers and Tymo 0, or the drawing of & deop o o, Restored to He Bright Rheumat'sm, en o Private ‘ay ¢ Worms Kes d «d in two cr three K. G, W. PANGLE'S Herbsl Medicines, H. 8. ATWO0OD, Plattsmouth, Neb. Breeder of thoroughbred and high grade Hereford and Jersey Cattle, And Duroc and Jersey Red Bwine, James Medioa) Instibute 3 Chartered by theStateof Uli- nois for the express purpose f ingimmediate relictin ¥ ol chronic, urinary and pri- ate diseases. Gonorrheea, Gleet andSyphilis in all theif complicated forms, also all discates of the Bkin and Blood promptly relieved and ypermanentlycured by reme= dies, Ly ¥ ears % Special Practice, Seminal as, Night Losses by D bie F ace, Lost Manhood, positi 10 eopermenting, The appropr) nce used in each Conyultations, per- 0 letter, sacredly con ed- cir nt by Mail and Expre ach.age to indicate contents or sender, Address 11 JATAES No. 204Washinglon SL. Chicago, Il v @q\f wre ervous Lot Debliity Manbood DR, WARD & 00, LOUISIANA, MO cee Weakneas d Decay (aow re=