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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. MO 5, 1886. o W 4 R Y R RN e e, SHONE THROUGH THE RIFTS. Bright Rays from the Soclal Sphere De- spite the Lenten Olouds. What Has Transpired in Omaha Soclal Circles During the Past Week-—The Hymenometer. The season of Lent has arrived and with $t comes a respite from social dutiis, which 15 welcomed with a sense of reliel by the eary devotec at the shrine of society, The past week In contrast with the one before, has not been marked by a rapid suc- cession of brilliant parties, balls and racep- tions, though a few social events worthy of special mention have oceurred. Col. and M At San Antonio. M. and Mrs, Chicago. Mrs, E. C. McShane is entertaining as her guest, Miss Jennie O'Brien, or Burlington, Towa: The Parnell Social elub gaye a much en- Joved party at Cunningham hail Mo night. Major and Mrs. Brown entertained a num- Der of their friends at their residence at Fort Omaha last Tuesday evening, the oceasi being a vrivate german. The affair was gi Iy enjoyed by all who attend i the charining hospitality of the host and hostess made the evening vass only t0o quickly. The favors given at the german were lovely bas- kets of flowers. Among those who attend from this eity were Mr. Jos. Garneau, Miss Kustis, Warren Rogers, Lictt. Grable, Mr. nd Mis, Geo. We Ames, Capt. and Mrs, Me Cauley and Miss Henry. A thoroughly uniqu Terrill are visiting their son Texas, McClure have gone to given on T society ature of the sentation matla ocension was the of “Snow-white.” “The story of “Snow White” is that she is a handsome voung maiden, living in a_cas far up the imonntains, having at her biddiy all the dwarfs and guomes, She is supposcd 10 be the goddess of snow. little Miss Dora At half past ten o'clo Raapke, impersonating “Snow White,” seat- on a vehicle representing a mountain, and drawn by four dwarfs, headed by the m giciun vepresented by L. Grobelke, The dwarts looked exceedingl vointed hiats and large gray beard the mountain were two palaquins, on each of which was the familiar tigure of a snow man., The procession eireled the hall a few times, and then halting, listened n address 1rom the maj w-leader, de 1 for the especial benelit of Lardly had he finished sp whistle sounded. The scene was Snow Lezn to fall merry fusilade followed, tor which the borne on the pakinqiins mate When the snowballing was at its hel calcium light A Drilliant allegorical e Behind snowball 0w I ht, & was thiown upon the scehe of rare beauty. The again sounded, The snowl Snow White” was drawn o and the myth was at an end. was well executed under the di- rection of Mr. Grobecker, and this part of ihe entertainment w haps the most ap ally by the spectators, v resunied and kept up amtil a The costumes were very e, but as they have already been men- ‘oned in the Bk, they need not be advert «d to at length again, ten Hellman, ot Choy Vusiting his brofher in th past, has gone Miss Mary | been visititg with John ( wild place, left ye: y Miss Mollie Lucas is in Los Angelos, Lantry, of Strong City, Kans: visiting Mrs. R, C. Cushing, A plensant progressive cuehre given at the home of Mr. and Mr ’ark avenue, on Tuesday evening. uests filled seven tables. “The prizes were taken by Miss Connell. 'Dr. Connell, Miss Wilburand Mr. Clak; the wmysterious by Miss sa: On Wednesday e transforming it to one \vl.‘ml'.- nne, who has been city fora few days v, N. Y., who has lis, at Idl ning Mr. John Ioss and Miss ara Smith were married, the ceremony taking place at the residence of the bride’s parents on Dayenport street. Only a few relatives and intimate friends were pro ent. Both bride and groom have man friends in Omaha who will. wish {hen \fl happiness in their new » on, ve a_ progressive ening in honor Mz Tiorn Leland Miss Lon Cunningham, ot Red Oa cuchre party last Saturday of M Lowa. Those pro , M. and M J. Davis, the Misse enna, Tyan, Doll, ‘Annie and Hatti Carrie and Ollie Mason, Messrs, Wells, LI y. Lumon, Ken- nedy, Ryan and Bruning. "The first prize was taken by Mr. and Mrs, Davis, the “hooby” by Miss Cunninghiam and = Mr. Ryan, "The delightful party given by the Omaha Light Guards at their hall last evening was attended by about sixty members of that gal- lant organization, uecompanied by an equal number of their fair lady friends. A we artanged programme of eighteen numbers was enthusiastically carried out and all went merry, ‘Tlhe committes who liad chiarge of the affair was composed of Lieut. W. M. Wood, Sergt. W, R. Adair, Corporal O. L. Colby 'and Privates A. Michels, T B, Wilde and D, €. Wrighter, One hundred maskers gliding gaily through the fancy figures of delightiul dances pre- sented o ploasing pleture of lively lovellness at Metropolitan hall Iast evening. Pythian Kniguts of Myrtle division, uniformed rank, were present with thoir Indies, the occasion being their grand mask ball,' And it was & social event long to be remembered by all who were present. All the arrangements were complete angd to the efforts of the fol- lowing gentlemen, who composed the com- mittees, is in a large degreo due the success of the entertainment: Master of ceremonies, Dave Kaufman; exeeutive committee, Thos Burrell, 11, D, Shull, W, F, Manning, J. Don elly, it A, Borden, Ed. Crowell; floor come- ). A, Abeerombie, A, Borden, H. M. Simpson, Geq Moyer, A. Burnett, J. C. Whinnery nell, J. Harpster, B, 1% Mr. W.G. P nts of Mr. celebrated ‘the forty- sixth anniversary'of their wedding at their resic inst. nee at Riverviow on the Sth There was o large attendance of and friends. The gifts were sented by Rev. James Haynes in a followed by remarks by ge and Rev. I A, Bi g i 1d an original poem by M Still. Mr. Pigman made a yery appro- ate reply. Refreshments were then served and a very enjoyable evening was spent by all pr t. ™ . ‘Pl first turn of the hands brings them inj to & position directly in front of the names of a young man who is employed as tele graph operator at the stock yards and a young lady in Michigan, The unusually excited condition of the hymoneter would seem to indicate that the happy ceremony is about to take place, will ocenr before the first of April. Again a revolution of the hands brings them into a new position, This time they are seen to point to the names of a young clerk in a large T enth street banking Institution and a young lady who resides on Upper Cap- itol avenue, There are no figures illumin- ated on the dial of the Instrument and, con: sequently, the date of the matrimonial crisis cannot be determined, But the fact that the young man is saving up woney pretty rapidly and has already invested in a house and lot, would secm that the happy day is not far off, Once more the situation changes, time the hands, after fluttering nervously for o fow mowents, seitle to rest in a position which shows that the son of the proprietor of a large German printing establishiwent on jower Farnam street is very much inatuated with the charms of a young lady of this eity. whom he is about to marry. Further partic Jars of the affair will be”duly noted” by the hytienoiacter, ny e to indicate Personal Paragy John G. Taylor and wif; 5 in the city C. K. Taylor, C. W, Marsh of Seymour, 111, is a Pax \ou guest 2. H. Hi‘yplu of Cleveland; Ohio, is at $he Miliard, phs. . of Minno- visiting their and three Bodo: some by child withthe Stewa 1l will resume his old ofticial night, comt to-night, when the order of the Red Cross will | dates season’s seri dence of M some wee the com distr emplc dor orde tap of the victorious Indeed, it is said that the erlsis [l his | One-fourth Chenc, FT.0X THE STATE C:PITAL. Thayer Royally Received —Mentions. IPROM THE RER'S NGO N BUREAT.| A Bohemian Tailor Suicides—Department Commander Joseph Bodosek, a Bohemian Tailor, 8. Saturd Bodos k remarked that who was abou wife, mothe tumble-dow and suicided Saturday night by shooting him- self in the hea 80 years old, lived with hi childeen, in at the corner of N nt o’ n wventh ¥ cvening after supper would like at which his mother began to upbraid him for his dissolute habits, and after listening to her for a time he went gain, laid down on bry arles Ste Jeft the thirt; birthday lively m 188, Y manner m ithorit aturday al walking match, h D. C Miller, Commander Owing mng. A vashout to the strcets, Linc ary to charge trom I,\v; hour lates n and fired a bullet through his soventh out, saying she would not I to talk so 1 ve achance Bodosek by the side of his rt has decided to rer -Chute Lumb r company, line of work. of the Windsor, celel anniversary ay, and_conside nner in which he was handled by the boys ig looking ver; Judge Montgome toughs to jail yeste: fine of $5 cich for fighting o depot. young man who in some unknown from the Bellwood, was in Lincoln anging for a hippodrome to vter and_ wi visiting Mr Druse for a few days down at Nemaha Thaye visit to Farf pre bad sIn coal al conclave adery No 4, K nfe and near Creston, Tows 1 the Burlington train from the e about two honr: At the meeting of R. Saturday night, Joseph elected commander to suceeed John C. freight t Saturday sent half Yy escape condition 1l 5 to 65 cents a ton the selling price, for delivery, ac- to the distance from the yards. of Mount Mor of y well, in default of , nee Miss Td his ing thy dozen a the B, & M. nd Mrs. O, M. ious to settling made his first of th sut Post Saturday ers find it neces- A , will be hel at the ain - wrec night di ster st h i} red on several candi- hre club” wound up the s with a party E. H. Andrus Friday even- arcagut Post, G. A. 4 wias Bonnell, who tendered his resignation ade senior v o ttended oy been in mander Tl first official of the ofticer which w records Saturd: The Mercl Thg O'P S g0, in well r The Herold case i conrt, and is furni ment to six lawyers and Mr. Stearns arc” engineering the s. Mason, Burr, for the nts to turn out in uniform at the bell to act as an escort to the itzgeralds, and two strokes i prosccution, while M Billingsley and Hartig! tox Post and visiting comr ted to greet Dep: yer on the oc After the £ Appomma les who ha rtment sion e to loud d M. othorn was 1d Comrade Heaton, wder. Tho meoting i 1 Com- of his installation an impromptu reception of inder took place, when Gen- respon guve n short history of the F aska regiment st and its campaigns, ived, ill on defendant. Real estate of the value of & changed hands on the county el an appes ial in th e hing steady M, Storde Hose company are un- e Whon Biaby waa sick, we gave her Castoris, When elie was a Child, she cried for Castoria, Whon she bocame Mins, she clang to Caatoria, When ahie had Children, sho gave them Castoria, ——ee Free! A beautiful card Free! ket. Free! e For Sale, 160 Acres. SPRID mil Institute, one Omaha, Neb., n Long time, low Causo for stock breeding. Fine line store 1307 ¥ For sale, 40 ac mile from d Belt Line. 800 m 3 VALLI Y STOCK FARM, I 1t house, thoroughly refur- nished, will be opened to-day. receiver or fruit bas- See Brandeis’ ady. on first page. from Deaf and Dumb mile from cit; ar Belt Line. interest, easy terms. rnam. N. L. D. SoLOMON. Surgieal & Oleson’ Instruments limits, 1ling—land too valuable for at Preseription Drug- —— 5,000 raspber awh p fr ple trees; lnrfiu new dwelling, 10 rooms und ce currants, ar, finishe 10 ar 10,000 grape s, 2,000 blackbe 7003 rick ¢ farm, one-fourth nd dumb institute, or mile from city limits, Omaha, Neb. N 2,000 fruit tre d complete; water, hard and soft, supplied from hyd: house, whole under fence., p Terms easy, low interest, long time. ant; ice house now iilled; brick barn, 40x100 feet, also frame barn, 20 box stalls; mill bouse, wind mill, lnrge poul- never failing 'spring—the A bargain. L D. SOLOMON. 12 abatin g Everything 20 per cent ofi—Rose Bros. We earry fine leet from - oods in line that other d handle and we h the st; discount for the next six weeks. Rose Bros' ARt PALACE, 1521 Dodge St. The 20 per cent discount sale at Rose Bros. tinues Dodge street. Art Stor e The City Appeals. The eity appealed from the decision Le paving near St. Mary’s avenue, ionary lers in the city do not ve the finest Besides we give 20 per cent ine to se- ill con- 1621 of - 2 Judge MeCulloch in the case & JO3epn The suit was brought to recover a tax lovied upon his proporty No A MOST PERF Prepared with spectal ard 1o Beak. Alum. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., CHICACO. 8T. LOUIS. A ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE. The Demand Ma'e by Sadie Hayes of Her Lover. He Cuts off One of His Fingers and Makes Her a Present of It. St. Louis Republican: The frenzy of the lovesick swain has always been a prolific theme for the poet. Its develop- ment exhibits many remarkrble forms, but none perhaps so strange and unac- conntable as that which terminated a ro- mantic attachment between a pair of prisoners in the city jail. The lover true is Wm. M. Lacey, a black burglar under a penitentinry sen- tence. When at liberty he has the repu- tation of being a very industrions mem- ber of his profession. Ho is up early and late, and is recognized as a hard worker. His aim appears to be to reach the top rung, and in attempting to do this he has reached the penitentiary. Lacey is from , and found the practice of his this city surrounded and beset with difliculties before which hearts less stout than his would have quailed. He w many times consigned to the body of the \ cond managed in every instance till the last time to ht punishment. she took to with before escape He knew Sadie KILLIN though he was then [ Though she was a marvied woman, didn’t’ mind a little thing like that, Iaid violent seige to her affections once. He was in a fair way to earry the citadel, when the police scooped her and landed Sadie in_jail. He couldn’t rest until he was in with her; so he dehber- ately violated the law and was commit- ted for petit lorcer POLICEMEN, succ ssful bur Then he was happy. He could the cell in which tho loved one was confined, and oecasionally see lier. By and by, his short for theft expired, and he was into the cola world, the MOST MISERABLE OF MEN. He could not eator sleen, and, finding lifo unbearable, he committen a seri burglary and_was again thrust into whereaf he rejoiced muchly. The more s love was “handicapped’’ antence cked out vy strong walis and iron bars the more intense it grew. Notes of a tender char- acter were surreptitiously ex which Sadie referred to him as MY DEAR LITTLE ONE,” and in which he redundantly signed himself, “Your own, sare enoiigh own anged in darling.”” This continued until a fow days ago, when an indictment for burglary and la ny was presented to the gay Ethiop an. This disconcerted bim. fle lad expected to_again_get off with a juil sentence, but when called up to plead was told that he appearcd to be incorvigible_and would get no more clemency, Tt ried boforo a Jury, o was urred that he would got at loast f rs, and in_view of this condition of irs, he pleaded guilty to grand wreeny,and was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary Then was he erushed. The bitter dregs of that dose almost paralyzed him, but he had great recuperative powers, Sadie learned what had taken place and expressed her condolence in a pathetic note, in which she “took her pen in hand” to inform that “when these few lines” reached him she would be enjoying e health, and winding up with “T am your own true Sadie Hayes, and don’t”you forget it.” Now, William sported a gold ring on the little finger of his right hand which Sadic had ofien gast_ covetaiis Sha made tp het mind that if I was to go to the penitentiary the ring should stay in jail. Monday morning Lacey was taken up in the eriminal court and sentenced, and his departure for the penitentiary set for to-morfow. A couple 2o he received a note from " insinuating that she had been informed ¢ his love for her was not really what it seemed—in other words, that he was a GAY DECEIVER. If he truly loved her, he must give her “that ring,”” and if he would just send his little finger with it she would believe that he was sure enough in love with her. No sooner did this frantic lover receive the ultimatum than he determined to con- vince his mistress in the way she required. Among the many useful “articles which the prisoners are not allowed to have are knives. At first it looked f it was im- ble to carry out the woman’s wish, love found & way. Picking up one of his shoes Lacey toro the sole asunder and took out the steel shank underneath the instep. He fastened a_handle about the steel and honed it on the walls of his cell until 1t was as sharp as a razor. His cell mate, Ike Cavil, tried to disuade him from his purpose, but to no eficet. He was in dead earne! About 4 o’clock ye deliberately placed his right hand on the bench in his cell and taking a piece of steel in the other he CUT OFF THE LITTLE FINt R scond joint, He tied apicce of around” the bloody stump and d the hemorrhage and then pped the hand up in a handkerehief. had already prepared an epistle athing the strongest sion, He yrapped the dismembered finger and the ring in this note and sent them to Sadio. m{mh astonished when she but 11' afternoon he ACC! RING AND FINGE! in the spirit in which they were given, One of the jail guards making his rounds soon after, discovered blood on the door of cell 123, in which Lacey is confined. He entered and found the love-sick dar- key with his hands covered with blood. The floor and walls of the cell were in the same condition, and the uard rned what had taken place. Jailor egmund was notified, and he telephoned to the disy for o' physician. A Re- jublican reporter accompanied him to | y's cell, and the mutilated lover was calted out and questioned, “Why did you do this?" asked the jailer *‘Beeause I loved her, Mr. Siegmund.” “Well, you ought to go to the head of the elass,’” was the only comment. “Fuie off thatgloth and let us see your hand,” continued the jail ‘The prisoner did as requested and ex- tended his hand. The little finger w cut off with heatness, comparativi speaking. The bone was severed at the second joint with professional skill, but the cutting of the flesh exhibited awk- wardness. 1t was chiselled in a way that betokened lack of confidence on the art of the operator, but he was evident- home when he reached the bone. Vell aisy, sure enough,” said the'j “Where is tl st of that finger?” “]l done sent it over to Sadie,” reply _“What did you want to give her the fi fors” s’ to show her my love and to keep ‘membrance.” “Did you ever hear of anyone doing that before? *No, sah s the as ges o ked me fur it and Jim-Lily and no 2 said the jailer, as he ordere man'to wrap up his band. Dr. Outley had arrived by this time and the prisoner was ordered “down to the the doctor took him in mis the all of the woman in the case wa ited and she was found in-a very state. next v, disturbe “Where is that finger, jailer. “1 gave it t9 s guard,” replied the woman. “What did yofi ¥ant of that man's fingert” 5 “Well, T'll tell you. e was SWEET ON ME, and jos in a joke like I told him to send me the ring and the finger before ho inquired the wentto the pen. Why, Lord! I was skeerced when 1 opened “that paper a saw that finger a-layin® there all bloo “Where is the note he sent with it “I tore it up.! “Well, you are a Lulu!" The guard who had recov membered finger exhibited it just as he had reccived it from the woman who parted with it reluctantly. The appes ance of that portion of Lacey which he had tendered to his lady was enough to eor” anyone, especially one with a weak stomach. What there was of it was perfeet, but it displayed the same amateurish workmanship in the flesh, if he had made two or three false starts before getting into the right grain. It as presented to the doctor. When Lacey was taken to the sereen, he was asked by the Republic & red the dis- n r to state the contents of the not ean't remember 1t all now, boss, Tie, “but 1 told her that now I was going to a prison, where I never was before, and where I would be confined for years in solitary continement. I told her T loved her true, and I was now going to give her what she had often asked for. Ttold her to keep it and to think of me, and if she never saw me again to have it BURIED WITH HER in the coftin. 1don’t remember it all, but it was like that. I wanted to show her that 1 was true, and that was the only way.” Whi he spoke the man'’s eves began and he turned away. The an then set to work and cut the oft an inch lower down and dressed . The man never wineed under the knife. He was convieted for breaking into Broeks| tailor shop on Eour- teenth and Market strects and stealing clothes. A letter was found on him from *Sadie,” in which she makes love to him in a violent manner, He is? years old and will be ta itentinry to-day. A Take Care of the Children. For children, Brandreth's Pills are sim- ply invaluable. One or two pills taken every night for ten days will cure them of scarlet fover, diphthetia, whooping cough, colds, diarrhaa or local pain randreth’s Pills are purely veg in no mercury, mineral or dan- gerous drug. They require no care in diet or exposure, and are perfoctly safe for old or young, male or female. One or two at night, for a week, taken on an empty stomach, will cure the worst caso of dyspepsia, liver complaint or rheuma- tism. en to the per able e The Crowd at_Village Omaha Railway News: the crowd that always gathers at depot at train time? The arri the passenger train is the rreatest event of the loods of the town are alw Depots. Did you ever ay, and the young No ays there matter “if train time is 10 or 11 o’cloc! night. Girls in, groups and _girl: their “fellers” ave there for the sal variety, when there is ¢ roason why they should be ut home. The bad boy, whose only ambition is to be a_trainman when he grows up, and whose mother needs im at home every minute, can always be secn on the platform, chewing or smoking tobacco, or trying to jump on the cars, where they stick just as long as they dare, julping off at the risk of their necks. ~ Then' there’s the young man who sees thg operptor gf the key, and thinks that bwl?\ ljlb. téfl. be an Dperator success in life could be assured. The operator is about as important a person as there i3 in town, 1n the eyes of the inhabitants, and he is looked™ upon with awe for the son that he draws a princely salary and has sumething to do with o “very mysterious thing—a tele- graph instrument. Sometimes the Gperator feels this overshadowing great- ness in_ himself, and sometimes he ~does not. He forgets that once he was hang- ing around a telegraph oflice, thinking that to be an operator was one of the great distinctions of this earth, Many ireat men have been operators in their carly days, and Omaha boasts of a num- ber of men in high places who are proud to say that their first salaries ~were carned at the key. cect A WEARY WASHERWOMEN have been made glad by the introduction of JAMES PYLE'S PEARLINE, a peerless compound for the lnundry. It cleanses the most delicate fabric ‘without injury. Sold by grocers. Al An Easily Comprehended Game, They were having a four-handed game of euchro in the smoking-car, and one of the players said to his partner, a harm- less-looking old man: “Twouldn’t mind risking a twenty- dollar note that the first three cards dealt me on this hand will beat other three cards on the hourd at poker. SI don’t know nothin’ about poker, said the harmless-looking old 1did, maybe I'd bet ye.” amo yad oxplained to him, and id; The after some hesitation, he “Woell, stranger, U'll go yo dollars that I kin down yo twenty Tho money was put ub. and_ the poker player trinmphantly showed down three aces. “I am sorry for you, old man,” he d, “but three aces éan't be beat.” “Yeb it kin,” replied the harmless- 80 looking old fellow, di\'pl:\f’lng three hearts: “‘a flush, as ye call it, beats three kind, As [ id,” he continued, pocketing the money, “I don’t know nothin’ about poker; but, from what y have told me about it, Ireckon it ain't a very hard game to I'arn, stranger.’” * % % % Dolicato disenses of @ther sex, however induced, gpeedily and per- manently cured. Book 10 “cents in stamps.© Werld's. Dispens: Medical Association, 663 Main street, Buflalo, 0 AU They Sat 80 Close Together That They Broke the Vaso, “Who broke this vase?” Fussinfeathor's fathoer, as h parlor one morning and daughter a@atherin: majolica vase. “Gueorge and L broke it betwe last night,” reply. *“Broke it between you, did yout Well, next time he ealls you better not sit so close.”” 3 And he left hisdaughter to ponder on what he meant, sked Miss entered the found his up the pieces of o i ween us was’ the waiden’s innocent The combinatign, proportion, and pro coss in preparing flood's Sarsaparilla, are peculiar to this medicine, and are un known to others. - Afforded Every Facl “What became of your neighbor, Johnson ' asked the urned wanderer. I see some one else lives in his house now."” “Johnson?" was the repl; *Oh, Johnson took He 3 '-u-vljv) s advice and went west ten years ago.” “And did he giow up with the country?” the Returned Wanderer asked “I'm not so sure about that,” said the other; “but I understand that the Iudians got after him and he was planted the week after he got- there. He's had plenty of time.” next-door Our Mary Aun was cured of cough b Red Star Cough Cure. Only a guarts No opiates. Real Bstate Transfers, The following transfors were flled March 11, with the county olerk, and reported for the Bip by Ames' Real Estate Agenoy: Charles A Hill and wife and others to Nels | Johnson, sely of sec 9-16-0, Douglas county,w 483,500, 7 Henry Rieck and wife to William G swiy of soe 6-15-13, 40 acres, 1 W d—89,000, McCague (single) to Archer 15, bk V, Shinn's Third add, Omalia; 400, lliam T, McCague (single) to Hent Hedley, It 5, blk V, Shinn's Third add, O hia: W d—$433, Matthew W Clajr (singlo) to Paul Wa 1 acre on west line of see 84-15 county: w d—=82,000, Alexander ¢ l\‘]m and wife to Eli M MeNair, 1t 12, blk 8, Hanscom Place w d—41,700, of Omaha to Marguerite C 1ts6and 8, blk 183}, Omal Shriver, se'y of Douglas coun William 1, Eke ack, Douglas abeth | Oma Cuming, q e~ ® Viers (single) to Jane Rebecea Hospo, e3¢ of 116, bIK 10845, Omabia; W d~ Mary K Drahos and husband to John F Barker, It 6, bikc4, Omalin View. Omnhia; d= A H Swan and ofhers, trustees, to Frank nka, lot & blk 77, South Omaha; w d— TA T Swan and others, trustees, ty Mun- o W Doane and wife toJ K Ottenstel 1ts 5 and 6, blk 5, Patrick’s First add,0mal W (152,000, tadiak its & REFERT Merchants' and Farmers! Bank, David City Kearney National o ts et a e 2 o ees i S | Bonk, Ke Columbns State Bank, Columbug, Neb.; MeDonald’s Bank, Nottl lomas, 1ts 1 and 2, bik 7, Barker's add,Onia: | SinE, Kearn LTI R LRI D A To VI Pty eustomors® ratt with BILLof Tading attached for two-thirds value of stock Patrick Yow and wite to Dexter L il pay’ customers” draft with bill of lading attached for two-thirds value of stock. Thon 3 al lots, City ot Florence,Doug: = = — — as count, wd 10, M Wihitivey and husband to Dexter L "Lhomas, 19 4 Douglas eount H Picka of d=51,700, W H Looker (single) to Joln G Fisher, bk 4 Arbor Place, Douighas countys w | o Herbert J Davenport (single) to M Cornish, 1t 25, Dayenport’s subdivi t Anna John B Evans, 3,000, rsCOUGHS,CROUP AND. (the © CONSUMPTION v TEIN CEBATPEID PLACE IN OMAIIA TOBUY FURNITURE, BABY CARRIAGES, L. DEWEY & STONES’ Oneof the Best and Lur No Stairs to Climb. Elegant Passenger Elevato CIVIL & SANITARY ENGINEERS OMAIIA, WEBRASIZA. Specifications for Public and othe works turnished. on of | on Public Tmprov ANDREW Gty Civil public squar P, m. plans and spo B for the faithful performince of hi snid bo mhidst IS AT est Stocks in the U.S. to Select from. M. BURKE & SONS, LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS, GEO. BURKE, Managor, UNION STOCK YARDS, OMAHA, NEB. A N"lfl\ NDARD MEDICAL ;\;(;RK‘ FORYOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN ONLY $1 BY MAIL, POSTPAID, ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE FREE TO Al YSELF. 4 lity, Noreons ol ROSEWATER & CHRISTIE, Rooms 12 and 13 Granite Block, Grado Systoms and Sewe nd Towns & specinity. o Plans for Citics Plans, Estimatos and gincering voys and Report mado rents. | Ameriean, £00lo- wincer of Omahs Civil Engineer. neors. City 3 Exhanstod Vi EO. B, CHRISTI Premature Dee and Phesioal Dability Man, Irrors of Youth, and the untol ",'\Nl‘r 3 rosulting from " in h.«»ruhm‘ and ex. . . — | Eouser. "R DooK Tor avary min. Younk: I Notice to Contractors. oo, Arteontaing 13 praserptions To¢ a1l ncuce na TOTICE is horoby given (hat souled proposals | Shronicdisensos ehit Ty i valtiiie "G Fonnd by tho anth o xporiance for 31" yoirs s EDEh a8 probubly hover bofora foll 0 the Tot of. any Ry icn: S0 pagos, bund 1 banttifil Fronch mis in; ammossed Covars, il i1t UATILCT o hon ANOE WOrK i Gory sonau mechunlonl. 1LarATy And pratas Slonai ey othor work' i (s’ eoiin 1y Y0r 31 r tho maney will b0 Fefund. i evary insinnbe. Bl gnir el i vl it S B nd now. twarded tho Author by 4 SRR ALsoehtione i tho The & 1 Biaesl i Aaaacinto ofionrs of tha boird the rorder ia ro: Bhoctiully rararso 1 Uit Scin o o] s s worth moro to o Young and midilathxed mion ot Uhis gonomtlon than all Qo gold o of Callformin and the siiver mines of Novads o8, I Ghronl oo of Luo POInts out tho rocks and q #anA8 on whi Tafitution and hopes of Tataly wrooked. tenes of Life 1 of grentor vaiuo than il in this country for the pash . Jarh and masterly traat. tor the construction of a York, York st of whic urt house in the Nebraska, punty clork's Lt 1 o'cloo to be butlt nccording fications on file in the coun v, or ot the office oventh St Lincoln, March 24th, 1885, ho party to whom the contract muy ho arded will be required to give bond in doublo mount of the contract pr oniitoned obligation, 0 be upproved by the county bourd, Tho board resorve the right to reject any or 1l Dids, By order of the how M. SOV April 20th, 13 Said court hous lork's office, Y ey, No. 1 made Fobruary 26, 1885, REIGN, County Clérk. H °FSWEET GUM‘"‘“ Local Dusiness Solicitor, MULLEIN. Tho Fweot gum, as gathorad from a tree of tho same name, growing slong the smull streams in tho Sonthern States, contaius a stimulating e: gectornt princinc thut loosens tho phickni ucing the oarly morning cough, And stmuints SO o throw o the fa w0 mGmbrane in oro BnaWhOGpIAR o Whon combined with tho Soulmg. muciinginous principia in the mullein At "t OIf Holder presents. o TAYLOR BitEoran RENEDY OF EWEED GUS AR R Tinest Known omedy TorConghs, CTon hoopinicougindconmamntion; Ui £ b Bl Bt G It lensnd to thks 1 ARk Sour gttty Sl G100, e AFAYLOR. Avinnta,Ga. 18 DECIDED BY Royal Havana Lottery (AGOVERNMENT INSTITUTION) Drawn at Havana, Cuba, March 13-27, 1886 (A GOVERNMENT INSTITUTION) TICKETS IN FIFTHS. Wholes $5.00. Fractions Prorata Tickots in Fifths; Wholos $3; Fractions pro ruta, [ Subject to no manipulation, not controlled by the parties in interest, It is tho fairest thing in the naturo of chance in existence For tickots apply o SHIF way, N, ¥. City: M, OT" srect, Kanisas City, Mo, Brond- Muiu 120 West 13th street, New York, ARTISTIC FURNISHING and INTERIOR DECORATION SHOPPING AND COMMISSION OF ALL KINDS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. $11010 $15 ond Cobih & 1 propose setttng forth on my Annuml European | 1. 8t o pussage At lo wrip o futtor part of Murch, wnd shall vk wroat | Wright & Sons, Goneral A plousuro xecuting any orders (bt iay be cotrust: 04 to me, v B Virtu, Furi b d purelinse urt Totlbt, abjects 0f Han, Bits of Sily of d i Por, . CHANDLER-BROWNCO. Commission Cleags, vk & 8, Pal i WiH: Huanes, Cashier, TORS: ‘The Short Line W. V. Moh3E, L ““Juufl S. COLLINS, From Omaha to the East. TWOTRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND Chicay Minnoupolis. Oor N ROA BRI Bireots, Wi Codur Hapi wenore, Goneral Banking Business Trans1ots L inton, Dubuque, Rockf — Rock lsiand, Freopor Jnnosvile, Elgin, Madison, La Crosse, Beloit, Winona f] ‘Andall othor importunt points East, Northoa s Hotel. and at Union Pacific D Red Star Line JP ARRIETT L UBBARD vAYER‘i Carrying the Belgium Royal and United States e, Viteg, Between Antwerp & New York [ 10 THE RHINE, GERMAKY, ITALY, HOL- | Now York & P tickot agent. al debility, ~Detrolt Fray Dr W. B, us nid ph Pros: "Addrosstho Poabody Moedical Institute. No. 4 Bullineh stroet, Boston, Miss., who ma 1t6d on ull disoases raquirtng skill and expert: il obSAnte Aisenses LAt huve Daf £all oihorphyaiciuns 4 spociaity. Hao troatod succossfully without an - instance of ‘failura Mention Owmuba 196, OMAHA OPEN BOARD OF TRADE. ° FARLEY & CO., BROKER S IN GRAIN Provisions and R. R. Stocks. 1300 Douglas Street, Omaha, Nebraska. Exceute orders for pirehnso or salo of wheat, corn, pork and raflroud stoc ltolor by pormission to the Omaha National Bunk. Firstclass attcntion to ordors from ius torior which ave solicited, FARLEY & CO. Nebraska National Bank OMAHA, NEBRASKA. Paid up Capital... $250,000 Suplus May 1, 1885 26,000 H. W. YAtes, Prosident. s A. E. TouzavLiN, Vice President. ESTABLISHED 1863. GRAIN AND PROVISION Merchants. OFFICLS: Board of Trade, Chamber of Commerce, Chicago. Milwaukeo, . C. MILLER, Weslern Business Solicitors W. P. PECIT, 1304 Doug RAILW A=, and Best Route H. W. Yares, LEwIs 8. REED, A. E. TouzaLl BANKING OFFICE: THE IRON BANK, nnd Southeast. Packet Company. A DIRECT LINE FOR Encland, France & Germany. stenmehips of this well known line ure built of iron, in water-tight unxn(mrlmuum. and aro furnished with overy requisito to nuke' 1he pussago both kufo an lo. They curry tho Umited States mails,und lenve New York Thursdays and Saturdays for Ply. wouthy (LONDON) Cliorboug,(PARLS and HAM: Ticket office at 1401 rnam stroet, (in Paxton oL, 5 Dining Cars | in lines of tho | RAILWAY, and Songers by courier Pullman Slec) ILWAUKEE & ST, PAU on is pid to ployes of the com iR, G JF, TOCKER, al Mannzor, | AL V. H, CARPE: Passengor anl | t Agront, :0. 2. HEAFFORD, Assistant GeneralPassen or and Ticket Agont. ing, the steamors leave Hamburg on v undays, vin, Huvre, (aking ampton and Lowdors ) mid $75; Stoorago 838 om Plymouth to Bris fi, Clre to wny place in the Bouth of Stocrige’ from Europe only lourist Gazette.” 3, RICHARD & CO., Gonoral Passonger Agonts, 61 Broadwny, New York; Washington nnflf;‘ — - Ruilrond tickets Mail, suiling every Suturday Berd for Bulle 8t 'Ohiougo, 1. LAND AND FRANCE. e CNiCAGO An Salon from 800 to $100, Excursish (rip from and Excursion rates. Potor - nts, 65 Lroa A Omahn, Nebrask; ‘rank E. Moores, W., 81, L n-in fomer Itnko the same piins in Aliing o greater one, und beg u trial, bow be us exact us possible Eaily correspondence espec inily soliciten. AT or liis the honor to ind Mrs. Chas B Kount Sehiy v Dr. i Mrs ot anything my ¢ B iz ordors. with liinit in 'price, York sce Ghuroh, C'go Messiah, N. V' ¢h of the Incar- of War,Washington, D. 0. NER VOIS DEBILITATED ME You are allowed a free trial of thirty days of the of br, Dye's Celebrated Voltalc belt witn, Electric sus nsory’ Appliances, for tho speedy relicf ‘and per. BERRORY Gubd Ut Nervors Debiiity. 10w of Vitaiity hnd Hanhood, and all kindred trouties, Also for other discases, Complete Fostoration to Heallh, and Manhood Fuar " No risk 18 incurred. Eruted pamohlet in sealed enve iesitnl VOLTALCBELT 00., Marshuil F. M. ELLIS & Co. Architects and Building Superint's OMAHA, NEB, and DES MOINES, IA. Office, Cor. 14th and Farnam Stroc OILAETA, ITE EOKGE BURLINGHOF with F. M. Bilis. tooin 19 Notice to Bridge Builders, [ iD proposals will e received at th Bald by Dry ata everywhere Atk fo sgents sull ots via this L b ‘ot "tho Chiet Rugineer. Union Paci e TR ST ) AT el ) (VN (Y Railway, Omaha, Nebrasks, - until Saturday evening, Margh 20th, for the superstructure of #ad for one fity.(oot pouy I throp thirty-foot trussed gird Flans and _spocifications cu offie of the Chiet , Omuhia, B R General Menager, V. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass, | tialP’sSates,Vaults, Timelocks cqual of which cannot be found elsewh . 1620 Varnam Street, Omuha, Neb, | At Council BIufa tho trains of the Urion Pack e fic Ry. pect in U I‘J t with those of the ’EHNVROYAL PILLS Chicago & Northw ty. In Chicago the Bate sod a1 eays Boliabie. i NAME PARER., ¢ 00, & GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1078, BAXKER'S Breakfast Cocon. Warranted absolutely pure Coeoa, from which the cxecss of Ol haa been removed. Ithasthres | timea the atrength of Cocos mixed ¢ with Bta wroot or Sugar, s therciore i cal, costing le SEORT LIIMNE Omaha, Council Bluffs And Chicago The only r0nd 1o take for Des Moines, Mare 1tapids, Clinton, Dixio. Chioagoy To the peoplo of ming, Utah, [daho on and Culifornia it ntnges not possible by any few of the numerous joyed by 1he patrons of this road be- {ween Oniihs. end Chiciugo, ure its two trans & duy of DAY COACHES which are the fincst thas Bunan wrtand ‘ngenuity can creato. 1t PALs ACE SLEEPING CARS, “which are models of Its PARLOR DRAWING 0d by uny, and its wide Iy colobrated PALATIAL DINING CAMS, tue uore economls than one cent & cup. It s deliclous, vourlebing, strengthening, easily digested, and Y admirably adapted for fuvalids as well as for persons in Lealth S0ld by Grocers everywhere, points of supe- P. BOYER & CO. DEALERS IN and Jail Work, | trains ¢ those of all euste o8, ¥or_Detroit, Columbus, Indianapolis, Cinoin natl, Niagara Falls, Butfalo, Plitshurg. Toront Monitreul, Boston, New York, Philadciphis, B | timore. Wushington and all polnts iu the eust, 0 close eonnection With “CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH." The Original and Only Genuine, Beware of worthleas Imitations, | AdTor Deogains b6 '8 take 6o oth chester € R | {irvvey “Ohiches ‘ Sdison Bauare, Ph If you wish General Manager. H10AGQS™ Pask Agess 4 h flfififi- LA TR, e ful lwprudence 4 % Premature Do Vit 4 CLAA Sirect No York cits, 'RIE MEDICAL GO- BUF