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Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
A Battle Royal Thanksgiving Day.

Ana now for Thanksgiving day football.
What a grand rush there will be all along
the line. and whats royal battle is in store
for local lovers of the gridiron field. The
championship tussel between the teams of
the rival universities of Nebraska and Iowa
ut Young Mems Christian association PARK
his city, will be a setto for your whiskers.
Much speculation is already rife as to the
outcome. Many lean toward the boys from
over the river. but the home team will have
no lack OF patrons. They are showing up
Unexpectedly strong In preliminary games,
and will give us all a run for our money. No
time il being lost in preparation. Both
teams are at il daily, and are bound to be
well toughened for the struggle. May the
best team win.
The game is making rapid progress toward
general popularity, not only in Omaha, but
In all the larger towns throughout the
state. During the past several years we
have had several attempts at championship
games at the local grounds, but none of
were noted for any particular brilliancy In
the way of play. The game on the last day
of this month, however, between the well
drilled teams of the university of this state
and Nebraska will be- a light royal. The
battle will be under the management OF the
Young Mems Christian association, and
nothing looking toward the comfort and en-
ioyment of the big crowd that will assuredly
be on hand will DO neglected. Grounds,
stands anu everything else will DO found in
ship shape. The railroads will run excur-
sion trains, and everything points to q day
of unexampled sport.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

weeks past has been e~ndeavoring TO upper
cut him IN the New York divorce mill, and
inhammatory haired midoIeweight champion
must pay his recalcitrant frau twenty-five
cases a week, and also pay her lawyers Zee.
Robert kicks and SAYS he's broke and that
IL the order Of the court Is enforced no will
have TO 90 TO fail. He adds, however, that
he will be enabled to pay ali demands IL he
can get on q match with either Corbett OF
Mitchell. The latter he is willing TO knock
out in ten rounds, but demands a finish fight
with Jimmy.
SANDY GRISMOLD.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Death of Long elbow.

Longfollow, the most celebrated American
race horse of his day and a famous sire of
thoroughbred stock, died last Sunday night
of old age and collie at F. B.. Harper's Nan
tura stock farm, Midway, KY. The horse
for years occupied n leading place OH the list
of winning sires and up to within the last
few seasons chung on well Up among the sires
of winners, Notwithstanding the vast in
crease in the breeding interest and the great
volume OF importations of the best blood in
Great Britain and France. Longfellow's
prowess on the turf gave him a fame that
few horses in the United States have ever
had before or since his racing career. He
was bred by John Harper at Nantura farm,
which place still carries the name of Long
fellows dam, and was foaled II, 1867.
Among his turf triumphs were the winning
of the Monmouth cup two successive years,
IN 1871 and 1872, beating Helmbola and two
others on the first occasion, and having only
Harry Bassett against him the next year,
when Bassett sulked and Longfellow was
galloplng two miles and n hnif in 4:34. His
retirement to the stud followed a cut he in
ficted on himself with a twisted plate, and
first of his get brought him back into prom
inence at once. The Bard. Freeland. Long
street, Thora, Linden and Leonatus include
about the best of Longfellow's sons and
daughters, though the chief merit Of Long
fellows get, lashing and wearing power Is
not as apparent in the list Of his star per-
| formers as in the hundreds of less notable
animals that in twenty years have earned a
| total of 81 DOC, 900 in round numbers. Long
fellow was BY Imported bennington, first
dam Nantura, by Brawner's Eclipse; second
dam Quiz, by Bertrand third dam Lady
| Fortune, sister to Wood peckcr. Longfellow,
Ten Broeck and Jils Johnson made up the
celebrated trio OF Nantura stations which
r. b. Harper several yeaIs ago priced al
S25O,OO0, and hen said he did not want tc
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

tonian 10; no other city or town In the
United States has as many.
w. A. Cole, one OF the reliable turf
writer's OF the country, now with the
Chicago Horseman, dropped in on the sport
ing editor Monday"
Nebraska's futurity stake has been de-
clared of. i18t
F. Woodal, Pierce, .Neb., has sold the
valuable brood mard, Lilly Vera, by
Talavera, $3.50, dam by Seneca Chief, TO
James Britton, Wayne, Neb.-Westorn Re
sources. ,d
Nebraska's great stallion, Shadeland On
ward, Is 10 years old he has six performers
to his credit and their average time Is 2:l5;
two of the six hold WORLD 8 records.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Tho Academy's First Night.

The Omaha Athletic academy will give its
first public exhibition of soxing, fencing,
single stick and savatte at its rooms in the
New York Life building next Tuesday even
ing Profs. Guiwits ana Denis have worked
industriously with their several classes and
promise the admirers of manly sports an in
teresting evenings entertainment.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
An ilat Is Nawsy in nase IAN cir,,es

Billy Armour has signed with Buffalo for
1874, Billy win probably draw as high as
$3.50 a day for his services:
The Western leagues troubles have COM
menced before the organization has fairly
been born. Charley Mitchell the Pitts.
burger, not the pug has already put in his
application Tor umpire.
Sioux CITY has raised n 800 cash
guaranty for a western league franchise
ami ii Omana remains out aud the league Is
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
'"MOTHERS'
MAKES Child Birth EASY,

Colvin, La, Dec. Q, l6e6.-My wife used
MOTHERS FRIEND before her third
confinement, and says she would not be
without 1t for hundreds Of dollars.
DOCK MILLS.
Sent by express ON receipt Of price. Si.bo per bot
ta Book tt Mothers" mailed Tree.
~sRAoFiEL0 REoULAToR CO.,
,sn eslE ~ A. ssvsassIs. ATLANTA "a
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

COME OUT Or THE COLD.
Secure a Home in the Unequaled Gil
mate Of Clarke County, Wash.
ington, While You Can.
The cost of winters fuel in other countries will pay for a home
Clarke County, Washington.
$50 dollars saved and applied to the purpose during the next five
years will accomplish this grand result for every working man who,
reads this advertisement
There is n o doubt about it no chance for failure under u plan.
Every man can accomplish it just Sc sure a he can save $3.50 in the
next five years.
After that he is an independent man living in his own home, under
his w vine and fruit tree, reaping the reward of his own fugaTty and
industry, He then owes no mar service, asks n man for wages, has
an inheritance of productive land for his children in a country that
knows no heat, no colo, no thunder and lightning, no hal, no high
winds or raging storms,
This is new in immigration.
We have this country.
We want people for it.
To get them we prepare homes for them, using our land and their
money: We make these homes ready to give them incomes while they
are yet following their usual vocatons in other countries.
We guarantee all we undertake and surround our guarantee with
every possible safeguard in the interest Of the home seeker so that there
is no chance for loss or disappointment.
We are open and plain in u operations, we invite the closest
scrutiny
We have taken one committee of investors from Omaha to our land.
The following is the report of that committee as published in the
Sunday Bee Of October 10Th;
POR IN ire, OCt (, SSS
To Omaha Investors in Clarke County, WASH
ington Fruit Lands: Report-As s membe ofyour
ommiteeI have this day visited and examined
the lands Of h Stearns Fruit Land Company in
Clarke County, Washington, about four and a
half miles from Vancouver, and find hen fully up
to the representations Of the company in every par
tcuar The land let apart 70 yu is level the soil
is excellent the locaHond esHab BILE, the wholec oun
try around it is beautiful with small farms planted
to fruit; h roads are good, schools n churches
are lea The people living here are all m lei
cans Oft best class. In act | m fully satisfied
viii h land and the county. find that he acts
in regard to yield Of crops have been underesh-
mated rather than otherwise by that company in
all its circulars. Respectfully submitted,
s. r. MUMAUGH, For the Committee.
John Steel, Esq, a member of the Omaha City Council, saw the
land two DAYS after the above and endorses every word Of it over his
signature.
Only payment large enough to show good faith is required till
you know you are all right and can 60 ahead.
The second free excursion will leave Omaha, Nov goth, via Union
Pacific route and Grand Columbia river, returning via Portland, Ore
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

Talk OF the Horsemen
Des Moines, la, has two o nj Of Handle
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

European expositionsIhave awarded their
premiums to only one American champagne,
Cooks Extra Dry Imperial. Try it. Highest
award, diploma and medal, Columbian ex.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

Bob Fitzsimmons is in a bad box, not only
hsticaIiy, but c%oniugally, His wife for six
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

John Steel, ESQ, a member of the Omaha City Council, saw the
land two days after the above and endorses every word of it over his
signature.
Only payment large enough to show good faith is required till
you know you are all right and can go ahead.
The second free excursion will leave Omaha, Nov goth, via Union
Pacific route and Grand Columbia river, returning via Portland, Ore
gon, for the purposeof selecting lands.
Each subscriber for twenty acres is entitled to go.
Anv combination of subscribers for smaller farms amounting to
TWENTY acres, are entitled to send one representative
Each subscriber may take IS many acres a is desired, from one to
twenty
Each homestead, when completed, will give an annual lncome
equal to its cost.
See circulars and application blanks, obtanabe at the Bee office,
the Union Pacific city ticket office, 18th and Farnam, ID. Y. Sholes Co.,
1st National Bank building, of D. H. Stearns, Paxton Hotel or OF
Shriver & ODonohoe, Paxton Block
This is a chance of a lifetime. Our present offer can never be
duplicated.
STEARNS FRUIT LAND CO.,
I7 First Street. Portland Oregon
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

According to the Washington corre-
spondent Of the st. louis Republic, the
Cleveland snub caused all the havoc.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
rider a strike II tn. Board of walking Dele.

gates pledges. itself to no longer interfere with
| other unions belonging TO the Is. OF ID. ~ H. q.
Tho deaths Of Julius sommcrfcld and Dora
Lutz both entitled to benefits. were. announced
A. this weeks meeting Of the Joqm'ymps S,
complaints OF several drums who pal for adyrr.
tisemcnts IN the Unions picnic yairnni were
tlon. MS the advertisements did not appear in
the Journal. An investlgntin was also ordered
na n "%' ressas S 9" not aos at
, strike shop. The vote upon the question %
tSG goso d psaGs wG ., a 10
General Executive Bo,rd against Local Union
No. a. In TrS TO sp y v 1%s o sao
men for permission TO strike was inh~scd ny
noon a special mass. meeting viii be held at 2ai
Ea., :" rsrr'ys snt r.p'
Local taiior unions thrmshont the cohn,ry
adopted by tho recent annual Convention or
,9s s'S s.rr.ary IN Lennon has,
Increased to such extent mud 10 many do",l.
menis and hooks have been accumulated in
his ofice, which IL lOratcd at his private resi-
dence in this city, TINT the General Executive
Council decided TO rent rooms for the oficc
Ssd To re- dsnsd to number Of ca unions
the funds OF the organization are deposited
%n ss ra .,n1s % dSys
Tho expenditures last month amounted 10 81.
AT .OS, and there Ia Oh on hand.
Union label, werr granted thi. week to Cigar
Label Committee Of the Local Cigar Makers
crved from Simon Michael Louis Cohen and
,sn tint n.ws ssSsP'Sss nh to avenue ns com
ployed n non.,inion man. and that union
packer was working at abel shop for non union
wages; also. that members of the Brewcrs
s s" are % .Ss %%. ssnt
to the Musical Mutual Protective Union 10 In.
sist that at the "Old Homestead union cigars
the American Bsnknote Company was referred
10 the delegates to the Convention or the Cigar
Makers International Union.
United Engineers Union No. is about to
reorgnnize Its death benefit find. special
committee having been appointed to prssent a
special committee Is to attend tn" shop meet
Ing Of Baumgarten' employees. to Investigate
in favor Of holding a mass.meting Of the
unemployed.
A manifesto has been issued by the San Fran,
cisco Relief Committee for the Unemployed
stating that nil their efforts 70 interest the
m nsnt rsisf have fd and that therefore.
the worklngmcn, II they desire to avoid sui
fering from lack of employment, must conquer
the p,wrrs OF State by taking independent
POLITICAL action.
In reply to a request from the Corresponding
Secretary OF the Central Labor Union To re.
consider its action In Withdrawing Its delegates
the Gotham Association Of Knife Cutters Inns
the c. /. H.. having taken this step after
ma ture deliheration. but the reason for with
DIN wing was not assigned
The original Brewers and Cooper Bcnevo-
lent socieiy OF New York will have Its thirty:
Mt suffers Harlem River Park next Wednesday,
Sept. Is.
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Horses, Carriages, &c.
IMPORTED HORSES
FOR SALE.

Owing to the death Of Cot. r.. A. buck Col. North
has decided to dispose Of his racing stock in Amer
ica The following horses arc therefore offered for
IMP. HIGH COMMISSIONER
IMP. ROUGH AND READY,
INT; SIR rKEpERirk ROBERTS. IMP. IDDEs-
SLIP IMP. EARLY MORN and imp. BENNY.
Imp. Early Morn and Imp. Ben My -Chree have
been bred aud are supposed to he IN foal to Unoas
Apply to CAPT. CARVICK. Victoria Hotel.
GOOD strong working horse. with or without
wagon. Inquire 19S Broome st.
BIG BAY, sound truck horse. eos lisht truck and
harness; two BUSINESS horses. $50, 875; top
Greenpoint.
FOR SALF-A irst -oats truck. almost new: also
asscond-hand wagon, cheap. TEkREL'S Stable,
40 Hudson ave-. Brooklyn.
HORSES WANTED to board: accommoda at Ions
Tor 10 For particulars address WASHINGTON
SNYDER, North Germantown, N. Y.
TWENTY-FIVE Shetland ponies; wilI sell cheap;
must be sold S25 M; all sizes ana colors. Mrs,
Morris. Eldsiado Union Hill. N. j.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Real Estate for Sale-ke~ Jersey.

bA re AlS-i or.te. Gre,EVGl,, ~ M . str, from
Liberty 81. uss bOrLs. EeAT S.SErE Bay tlEht
fo5nt ard bste a. improvements. pf,e. O.. 800,
OF stDy east. bsllBps usialusnt. JOHN
"Hlik, - Girtrd ave. GrseuNu.
tASl ORANGE. y J. -D.sirtol, pTep.r,.. ali
pftresl for LA4s fufusn-d and ua.urulth,d
hOnSes 70 rent. .. u. CDADlI. Oppont. BTleI
CruTCh StIiIOb.
FACTORY PROPERTY sta btrEsiu 30 uiputss
out, beyond AOptst MT Gts. from STATION I.
AuApted 20 any mSnufaCt gflHE bptl Esss wltsr.
p1uer 3b-horss acre., ID ystly t'Ll4it!s lBd 49,
JANIS WATKINS, Aopts.sy X !
FINE FACTORY LAND, Nth Yea sItsf car
stsAmbo.i 70 New SCfE bets.su too lIss.
railroad pipe water must 10 sssn TO =. Iptf..
eiAteo Address. b. letter pp!y.
u, l. hAkpESbkoOk, 100 Bra.a-.y
A,N YVrE Ctty.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Help Wanted-Male.
TAILOR WANTED.

TAILOR WANTED.
TAILoRS-wanted. few custom coat taiors:
William Lanson & Co., Peekstiii. Il. y.
TEA CLERK WANTED; must be quick worker,
good man: also n boy about is years old a.
cashier. Teas, box 523 World. Brooklyn.
TINSMrIH WANTED for jobbing and roofing.
TINSMTTII and roofer wanted. Call 8 to Il.
Conrad Schnefcr. 1871 Forsyth ST.
TRIMMERs-wanted. experienced trimmers OF
stin hats. l. -. c.. - New Chambers st.
UNIVERSAL PREss-Young man to feed and
cree, wages, Universal, box ISL World.
uPHOISTERERS- Wanted, frst-class inside and
outside men. Hessler a Moeglin So Column
bus ave.
USEFUL MAN, si2; porter. $40; married
couple; assistant bartender. $1O learner.
Mercantile Employment Agency. 3O6 Washing
ton st., brooklyn.
WAITER WANTED in restaurant that under.
stands opening oysters. 1852 I'd ave.
FAR Ss, took N M9s
photogrsphs 81 buildings. scenes and eIhihit,:
.Vsrythins and hand. Il, You viii MAKE money y
fast: big commissions; books on credit illustrated
ScD. BS. Unfit g ss
st., Chicago. Ill. or 723 Chestnut St, Phila., Pa
AMERICAS WONDERLAND" still on top;
an easy seller; call at Headquarters and get our
special terms to hard workers. John Williams,
publisher, 1872 Duane st.
A. A. VANTINE & CO., IS East 18th ST., want
four first class crockery and china packers
who have been with wholesale houses In tho
city; no Others need apply under any crcum-
stances.
AN INDUSTRIOUS. Intelligent Catholic Irish-
man to learn our business and work up In ity
yearly engagement to suitable man. Z. q.
Sipery, Fl Warren st.
A.-WANTED, salary and commission, two
young men who can secure two or more pri>
vate or restaurant customers for bottled beer.
Address Energetic, box 20 World.
EMPLOYMENT GUARANTEED = Collectors.
cashiers, bookkeepers. correspondents, S1S:
watchmen, drivers, rOrters, packers, $l2; jani-
tors engineers, hremen. coachmen. $40: stable
m IN, useful men. farmers, machinists. factory
hands, SIT; elevator runners, married couples,
bartenders, grocery clerks others, placed daily; ;
new orders every mail. New York Employ ment
Agency. 1865 Broadway, corner Sth st.
ENGL.ISHMAN, lately arrived, would be glad
to hear Of a position OF trust: not afraid Of
work. 1890 Bedford ave-, brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Purchase and Exchange,

One Time, CSC. per line i: Second Time, yj,.
per tine: THIRD ana Subsequent Times, ~,
per hhe; DC per iD.e ezra on sundays.
ALL KIND OF HOOKS bou z ht At highest prioe,-
Davis's Book Store, 266 West 18th ct.
TYPEWRITER WANTED; Smith Premier pre-.
Now York.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Real Estate for s.I.-st.tsn island

you CAN BUY b+suiitul u-v og,nt. Al
Ef istina PanE. EpstiGh, :. I . easy ierins ami
ns1Lihly payments. aboUt what yOu would iay
for e1t, opIL Ons block fv,n tldswstsf oi )
grand. wide boulevard. oueauiaDds > teautifui
'ieE q the tsy: DsiEhtDrbsd supplied vita
sci nols chuTrhss. elsstfIc hEhis DydrAnt water
and stores dry cellars FOf all Iltrtiellars I'D
drss ef call 90 ALBERT LUTON. 81 BaUAd
wAy. New York
The evening world., 1893-09-16

Brookiyu.
TO LEAsEEA sDss hotel in BrOoklyn.

TO LEASE-A new hotel in brooklyn
Nos. 3lT to sal Fulton At
running through to Washington 81 the An est
location in the ctr opposite the Newspaper otheea
and nearly opposite the federai Bullctns aud Post.
once; two doors from Clarendon Hotel and a lev
mi nute.' walk from the bridge. near the City Hail
and huAncial centre, hotel contains les bedrooms,
bathrooms, pArIor. teAdinE- room. and q maguin.
cent hrst floor Tor ofhees, cafe, restAlrapt, dc. ,
elevator, steam heat. gas and eleetrtc hight
Apply to the
d, 4 NJ CHArNCEY r. ;. co. tLtdD,
.0I Montague brooklyn.
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r" "sIAA'ST Fr"$|;;AHs4$;; 3SEE n,

per Nnf, JNnd ana subsequent I'm -, EOC.
| per ine No eJrd charge on sundays.
rn .siIs HarASf;SS%% II
Singing OperA-frsnch Eiocution-
Musical Psntomims.
FS SrTht,R S SSEksE TIMa Es w %fEk
In singing and ,ospic ART, the stion OF isdss
s rom ssp. 70 ssosE place on Monday Oct T.
m. hr.t ton pnpil. selected BY Mr. C.poui, after
during the Who'll. season closing May. 1898.
Ss e. 70 'S ssts il % rom n's
ART REMBRANDT, Arr, SCHOOL 8. Fast 18th
at drawing. painting, illustrating, designing |;
| classes forming. sec catalogue.
CUTTING AID FITTING GLASSES, y. r. Taylor
ycsss Women. . sGt,.s Y
18th st.
DAHL's CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC su.r.u.
tees to tsacb more In one quarter than IL taught
81 las West I'D st w. ''''-''"'"'''
EXPERIENCED TEACHER would rive private
,n ss.oai ,.n s. residences sas,h eTsnahs.
.m Word n'''''''' 'e'n' A''' ''' 0'' h'f'
FREE CLASSES for selfsupportinE women In
.phonosr aphy. typswritipg, ooininsroiA arithms.
seata1. sDd shor ma.e rss a., e...s. X.
yinnerS and advanced students; mechanicai and
ing Normal elias: Tor teachers; Pr.hs system Tor
Yo5TbNfs ' %oMEs A GplEiEiSrrAN ASSOCIATION
~! is.h sGd ssr sept, from NJ
and evenings excepted.
pupil on plano. $50 West 23dst. "' '-
NEGLECTED EDUoArIoN-Enslish grammar,
m.tie, &c. tsrm. Is Dahl. i2s Vast asd 81 .n.
STEkOtiKAPHY aud Iypowritiux School,
BIC broadway, N y, ~ wesk. Call or write
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Dancing Academies.
d aiiy, I6c. a Hie; Sunday, soc.
AFTERNOON CLASSES, WALTZ GuARAN
Tues. Thurs. ~ 10 D. 30 teed In private
LADY ASSlSTANTs. lessons, with music 1b.
HOSEA HIGGINS

1875. it5 WEsr SsiS st.. ne. T p an .,s ~"
THUGS. aud FRIDAY. 7, 30 10 TO- 80 prtv.t. les.
sons. ~ Tickets used At pupils conycnl ence be-
sinnsrs classes. four Lessons, 81 quarter ~ les
Sous, 50; receptions weds, Rats. hrst lessons
FROM THE NEW YORK WORLD.
Hosea HiEgins Is probably as well known a. any
man In New fork. ana tho fame OF tho Institution
over which he presidss has spread all over tine
conntry. The inyauable and pronounced success
DANCING has made II the largest establishment Of
the Kind In tho world. To the better class of pso-
pie Our Own Is an ideal institution; its facili-
ties arc unsaualied. tho floor space IS enormous,
the music provided is above criticism, while his
stan of lady aud gent en- teachers stand At the
head Of their profession,
Mr. HOSEA HiGGlNS. in his cia. lessons. gives
individual instruction in room separate from the
genera! classroom. pinident pupil. hnd this
method great AdvAntsge. HE GUARANTEES
THE WALTZ IN SIN PRIVATE LESSOSS
MAKING No FAILURES
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Business Property Wanted.

wANrED-To rent prlv.,. 'tAb!.. three OF -four
stalls s7th - 5gth ST. east OF wet state pr,ce.
Address A. c, <G EA,t s9tl at