THE OMAHA DATLS : BEE : TUESDAY , AUGUST 15 , 1803 ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR TIIK.SK COLUMNS
ADVKIITISKMBNTS 12 3d p , in. for thn crcnlnir
AM ! until 8 SOP. m. for the morning and Sunday
T Ailvertl f-r , bjr roqiioMlne n nnmbwrt check ,
linvfillielrnnMvrriimldrp'Mied to n numbered
IHlerlncamof THE HKK , Answers wi addressed
will b < i delivered upon prtftetit.illon ofthn check.
BUTUATIONS WANTED.
IlntcH IKc a won ! flrnl Inm-rllon , lo n word thoro-
ntlnr. Kothlng tnki-n for ICBH tlinn5c. .
AnvAT' NNEuvvm KAUS KXKia -
cnoi > In city mid country sliopn nnil Mornm tn-nl
ot i-ofcrcncci nmrrlc < l , AddrenHbox 103Oniwa : , la.
ir.7 Ifi-
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A-POSITIOJJ WANTnn llY COMl'KTKNT
Mc-noitrnplii-rnnil ty | , < wrlllHt. Two yi-nni ox-
IK-rlcnce. llcst of rtferuiicoH. Adilrvmi N fill , ll.-o.
M170 IT
A A I'HACrriOAT , I'llINTKH AND NKWS-
pi\icr | man donlrrnn nltnatlon. Would Irnho
country ofnoo If tlio rlxlit opporui"lty nn-Bptitad It-
nelf. Aildrcau C.Y. . M. , 1U K. I'lullo nvu.aii ! . Col-
or.-ulo SiirlnirH , Colo. Ml ( HI ID *
WANTIiD-MALE HELP.
Itntc-x IVlc n won ) first limcrllon. Ic n word there
after. Nothlni ; taken for IRSM than unc.
T > < JKNTIKMAN OP ROOD CHAIIACTKR TO
J 'rpprctctitniirbuHlni-8alnaurancetiicn ! prcferrol :
* -17 Iiwbiilldlnir. OS1
n-SALARY OR COMMISSION TO AOENTS TO
.I'linmlln the Patent Chcmlt-al Ink Eraser Pencil.
Tim niOHl useful nnd novel Invention of tholurn.
' .Erases Ink thoroughly In two seconds. Works Ilko
innclc. SMMI toClMl pc.'cent prolll. Agents malting
Sf.Oper week. Wn also \vnnl a rctiRral ngrnl lo
tiikp chnrco ot tf.'rrllory nnd appolnl sub agents.
A ramchancn lo makn money. Wrllo for lerniH
and a specimen of ernnliiu. Monroe Erasing Mf ? >
Co. , X : til , I.i Crosse , Win. 685
"H-IF YOU WANT A HOOD 1'AYINO JOII WRITE
JJlliu HiiwkB Nursery Co. , Milwaukee , Win.
MB05S.T
11 IK YOU WANT A OOOD 1'AYINO JOII WRITE
-I'lhu HawkH Nursery Co. , Milwaukee , Win.
MH01 ! S3 *
IJ-WANTI'.D.AT ONCE , ULACKSMITH , PIUST-
J Jclnns nil-round man ; muni lw a coed plow man.
Rood wnreH nnd Meadv rniplovment. Call on or
nddreHU II , U. S lioonovvr , Scranton City. la.
Ml-tr. 1C *
B WO YOU WANT TO 1IECOME A FIRST CLASS
salesman wllh .1 chance or becoming n collec
tor and \7ork for the Slmrnr Mfg. Co. If HO apply
nt Singer omco HUB Douglaa. 101 .Silt
n-WANTEI ) . 11Y I'ACKINO HOUSE IN SOUTH
J'Omaha , n few onico boys hotweon airc.s of l-l
nnd 1U ; muni furnish good references. Addres N
( in , Hoe. - M17i ! 17 *
-7fl A MONTH AND EXPENSES. EXCLU-
mvo territory. No i-xperlonco. Staple coods.
Yearly eontraelH. Vay certain. No talk. SyHleni
l : rfect. Writii qnluk. Terms free. Addrc s , K
HI ) , llox ! it03i : Iloaton , M.IHH. M1B7 lii *
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
nnteH.lUc n word llr t limnrllon , le. a wonl Ihcro-
n f tor. Nothlni ; taken for lent than -'Cc.
-
1 - oiir iiimliieHH amoiiK frl < indH. $7fl.OO to $100.00
Hnlury to rlRht partloH117 ; Heo bnlldlni ; . DH4
WANTED.uLAlHKS AND GENTLEMEN. WE
III pay you frr > .no to sfl'j.OO per week to do
ntriutly lioino work for us at yoiir hoinen ; no can-
viiMHlnir , Send Holf-aden-itsed envelope to (1. P.
Kiniiioim A Co. , llattcryinarch and Water RtrectB ,
lloHlon , MaaH. M10UI ) 17 *
ri-WANTED , A COOK AND LAUNDRESS. MRS.
VJT. J. Rocern , ll'-'O 1'ark avnnlio. U13 1-1
"WANTED , OOOD oiiiT. FOR OENERAL
hoiiHoworlt , S-I.DO per week. Apply liniiiedl-
ntcly , Mrw. Dr. WltherB , U Hit IlrlHtol. IQii
n-WANTED. A OIRL TO DO SECOND WORK
\Jln a Hinall family. Apply No. II WorlhliiBton
Place opjmsltu lirownull liall , nearfi. 10th St.
101) ) 15 *
-DRESSMAKERS , NEW YORK LADY WILL
tcuh : eorieut tailor Hyntutn of enttl-ic and llt-
tlnB nt your homes. Minu. v\ilolpho , lU'JO CIHH. :
1OK RENT HOUSES.
RaleH , Iflcallnoeach Inportlon. fl.fiO a line per
month. Nothing taken for ICHH than -Ho-
- REN'K HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OT
D-KOR
the city. ThoO. V. Davis company , 1003 Far-
11 am. 087
D-3AND4-ROOM APARTMENTS , VON DORN
block , with Htcam ; rufcionccH i-eqttlrcd ; H10
S 2-.M. r.HS
Ml RENT , 7-ROOM MODERN FLAT ,
KO block , r nr s. inh : t. : ii3 :
) FOH RENT , 10-room house , all modern Im-
provunientH , 8i8noutli 1'Jth Htrcet. IiKinln : ' . ' "ill
Mliii :
RENT NINE- ROOM HOUSE , ALI
inodcm eonvoidences : barn : eleffant lawn ;
flnuHhada. No.10 S. UlHtnvo. Jt. J. Koimard
1)07-8 ) N. Y. Llfo lliilldtnir. M liUU
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-11-ROOM COTTAOK. MODERN. CHOICE. IN
Stanford Circle. O , K. Elgntttor 1 lleo bldir.
TJ \ -8-KOOM HOUSE , MODERN. NEAR 11USI-
J- sn , rcnl moderate * Apply L'Ol lUui bulldlmr.
703
D-FOR RENT. NICK FIVE-ROOM COTTAOE
* r.)0. ( Iniiiilro room aiO , Now York Ufi
biillillni- . MTllll
-FOR RENT , TWO 7-ROOM HOUSES II
Oinnli a : View , only * 0.00 per month. 717 N. Y
Life. 71)7 )
T \-FOR RENT. SEVEN-ROOJI ifOUSE , NEAI
i'motor , barn , bath , lartrn lawn , trees , cheap. Sei
owner. W. M. Welch , ( JO I Paxton block. 1)31 ) !
T\ -(112 ( CAPITOLAVKNOEi7 ROOMCOTTAGE
JJliKinlro-'SlS Capitol aveimo. MUSI 10 *
TV-FOll RENT , 7-ROOM HOIISi : . LARC1
J'hani.clty water , bath anil clHliirn ; reaHonabl
to ilelit parly. Call at 0.1Kl asEur , N. E. corne
lllh and Fnrnani. I ) ! . ) : )
IA VERY DESIRA11LE LARGEHOtlSKvTrl
J'all modern i-oiivenlciK-eH. at exceptionally Icn
rent. ! ' . D. Wead. llilli and Douglaa. M1U3 IB
TV DETATO11ED , MODERN 10-ROOM IFoUSE
-I/no liaKMiieiitvTiJl California. Inforaia lo
rail all8in Faniam. M1-J4 19'
D 7riIRNlSIIED HOt'HR. IIEST PA UT OP CITY
rent taken In board ofiiKin nnil wife , 1 olilld ;
\ > VOOIIIH ; rofrivnrwt , Addi-H : N ill , lire , int 1-1 *
fbll IlE NT FUKNTs HKD B.COM.S
Rales. 1 ica wonl llrst insertion , lci wonl there
nllur. Nothln ? taken for less than 2'c.
j i-mlumciimuikTii convimleneej , U2O North 2it :
' FURNISHED ROOM WITH ALCOVE , SOUT :
I'/fniiil ; alud Hiuall I-IKIIIII , with or without bo.-ui
Mm. Knlehl , No. ' .M10 Douglaii ulrout. r.ia
K FINE FURNISHED ROOMS. HDDS HURT SI
_ 7l > U B
T7-NTcKLY FURN7WIED ROOMS TO REN7
I'.Mill or without board. C : i'.at'J107 Dr.-- . . H.
; H .M Vt
V-FOH RUNT. TO CJE.'TLEMAN , L.UIO
J it. out loon , either fii.nlKh'tl or iint.l .I'shir
KoiinUo I'lnc-o , Si bio It fro n motor. Add , IH K..I'
lUii. JH'JI IS.
'i-LARqB COOL FISOKT ROOJ5 , P1UVAT
J family , r.lll .South ijr.Ui n run no. MliO : lu
ETWO FintNISIIEl ) RrToMS FOR OEN'TLI
luvnoiily. nu.1 Soutli-'tlth H'n-ot , Mill
ff TO 1111. JIK.V1ED. a FRONT ROOMS , FOl
.IjiilBhcil or iiiifurnlHh * ' . wllh bath , eonviMiliiu :
bmli motor and i-aOlo i-rru. ( ieortii W , llolbroo
roiim 7 , lii-ji ; l'irumi ; HI , l.-ill
P-FOR llKNT-NlVl3I Y FIIRNISHF.D ROOM
Jj.MiMlcru cunveiili'iici'H , Call b''ll S. mill , Mlilij 1
FUKsiSHED ROOMS /LN5 "llOAlif
Rates.t'.joawoiil ' HI-HI Insertionloi : wnnllhen
HLM- . NuUiliiiukiiii for lost tlKiirJ.'ii ; .
l . -YOUNf ) WOMEN'S HOME UNDER OARE (
J Woman's Chrlbllaiiabsni.-lttnn : | , 1)1 ) s. 17th HI.
fill-J
Ti'-'TUF. lKhAN-JU ; ) AND VII N. ISTII ST !
con
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I'l--Tni5 8TATR EtJUOl'EAN HOTEL NEW A >
J clcfiiutly fnmliiheil rooms for ivnt by day
wiH-k at n-asunahlo rati-u , Emory X iipratl , lili
lolltl-JDuui'laiiHlr'i-t. MIS1 A''ll
I'-'bKSIHAUI.K 1't'RNlSllEI ) OR UNFIT
J ulshi-d rt'uuit with lio.ir.l. The Krenr.er. 111 !
t'.Mh Hliuul. MI > i > U II )
HILLSIDE. 18T1J AND UOUGlt !
n > uini also day board , 104 10
WANTED BO ARDER3
Rates. Uio a > voitl ilr > > | Insertion , Ion wonllhei
liter , Nollilng lalit-n fur U'nIhan yzg.
isi uos ti. VariVsT
MI1U-S12
n-StllTE pF THRKJ-i1 UNFURNISHED ROO *
Uwllli boardIn prlvalo family ; traveling im
is'lfii mid 0110 child i rufmvnceu. O. U Marvin. U
5. IIU18U 1B214
FO1C RENT STOUES AND OFFOE
llnf-n , Ulna line enoli insertion , $1. Ml a Una i
month. Nnllilm talcim for H a tlian 25o.
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T TOiMtKN'r , "inimois "SPACE ON u iioui
J-ttocr nl 17U2 FAiitaui uu-vvi. MII-J ;
1'OH11KNT.THK4 STORYI11UCK IIUILDI1
.IDIO Faniam t. Thu t-ulldlnif hasunix-prool i
1111.111 UattJMent.toinpletohUaiu huailuy iixttir
water ou. ill tlio riooi , i'i , etc. Apply at Iheutf
rl Tim bee. Uli
WAN TED TO RENT.
lUtum. IMa a word firm Insertion , le nworU the
Utor Ko-lilny taken for ! ' . ' Ihan 2Sc. _
K-S FOllNlVHKD KOOMS KOlt L"uT
liouBckioplni.within bloelcs ot N. Y. t
A. J , f'oormuu , 1 .000 N. Y Hit.
-M 1UO
8TOUAOK
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STORAGE.
Contfnuffl.
INISTOIIAOR ron iiousKTionn noons !
clcnn and chenp ratuH. 11. Wolln , 1111 Famnm.
Mill
WANTED TO"BUY. .
llntpn.l Men word flr-ulimrtlon , le.iworJlhoro-
nflor. Notliln ? Uikcn for Utlian 250.
SII.VKU.
Jacoliion & KUolp , room 11 , 1515 Donclas Rt.
M7iO ! ASP
\T-CAS11 KOIl FUHNITOllF. , HOUSF.HOLn
J ' trootlt , rto. , or will neil for ownur In our auction
niilr U. WullB , 1111 Faninin. MM
N' W A NT TO 1IUY MKUCHANntSK CIIKA1 *
( orc.inh. Address O. a. Matmlnff , D.ivlil City ,
Neb. MOW lf >
AJWANTKD. . FAIIM LANDS. 1IAVK YOU
Jinndn for BJUO In Holt , Knnx. An aloun or Plcrco
ronntlnHl If novrllo at once lo K. A. Cnim , Nor-
.folk , Npb. , Colonizer. MUST t
N-TO 11UY , AIIOUT R-UOOM 1IOUSK AND LOT ,
bctvin unth : indtrlli : and lluwnnl nndClilcneo
RtB. AdJrpSH N 40. lleo. HU4 IB *
AJ-WANTK11 TO 1IORUOW , $1.WIO TO . .
1 on Rllt r < lgo < l dccurlty. Addn-as 1 * . O. box Ml ,
OmahaNull , IBC. 15 *
AJ-I WILL O1VK 10 PER CKNT FOIl $1100.00
' for II years and Blvn first mortK.icc * on valit.il-lo
lot : pnvinl Htrpct ; pcrfccl lltluj jicrfcct m-curlly.
Address N 01 , IIoo. M171 17
FOB SALE f TJRNITUBE.
ItatcH , IMoawordflrstlnHiTtlon.loa word thora-
ntliir. Nothing Inken for lena thin _ i3c ! _ .
0-FOU KKNT OR SALK , 11KST M Alt K Ul
rlclit piano. Inquire room IIOS , First National
bank building. 'J-il
FOIl 8ALE HORSES , WAQONS.ETa
Hater ) , IKo n wonl nrst Insertion , lea woiil llioro-
after. Nothing tnkun for los.s tlmn U5c.
> -FOII SALK CHKA11 , A NICK PONY OAUT.
JliKiulru lit 11114 Cumin : ; Htroct. M 81
P-KOIl SALK. GOOD SKCOND HAND 1'HAK-
I lOIIM , $ ! ( > . f.'ll ) , * 7- > , $101) . IIIIHlllPHB blltTRlUB
$ li" , sf-'fi , ! KI , " , $ in. Dninnnond Carrlusu company ,
IHth and HarneyiitrootB. ti-ir ) : :
118TCLAS3 11OAHD1NO & UVKUY.WINDSOH
Hlablca , 1410 Davenport ! Htoiagu forcarrlaitrs.
FOIt SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Hates. IKc .1 wonl firstliinonlon , loa wordthcro-
nflur. Noliiln ? taken for loss titan i3e. !
FOIl SAlSf ATtKnUIATtON SIZE imUNS-
Q
wick , V Ualku bllllanl tnblu , raok.cnvH nnd ImllR.
Kvcrytlilntf In Ursl-claaa shape. Addixisa N ' . ' 1 ,
lloo. MI8U.
-FOR SALF , NEW IltCYOLK , LATKST MAKK.
V/lll dlnoounl $ : I5.U ( ) for canh. Addrust K. U.
room i.07 , Omalin Natloanl bank bldfr. U7'J IB *
-FOR SALK , IMPORTRD OKKMAN HULL
Q
lluuli and Hovcral cnnarlcH. 632 S. : ! lHt Kt.
ir > : tl-t *
CLAIRVOYANTS.
nates , lOcn line tach linwrtlon , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing taken for ICSH than 'J jc.
- ,
rt-llablo biiHlnuu ! ! incUlmn ; Stliyearatll'JN.llltli.
MASSAGE. BATHS , ETC.
Hates , lOc . > line each liiHertlon , $1.00 a line per
month. Nothing t : > kun for le s thnnJuu. .
' i i A nrs nTTi , 6T : tTtiirBinjT oou1
A Iloom : i. ManHagu , vapor , alcohol , atcain.Hiilphnr-
nuaudBea batlm. mlOU 1U'
rr MMK.CAHSON , 1121 DOIIOLA3 STRKET.yD
-L lloor , room 7 , uiasaaso , alcohol , Biilrhnr and HOI
batbs. MOH1 18 *
-MME. STOWB. MAGNKT1C HK.U.KH , 2 03
Douglaa block MU5'J 1U'
PEBSONAL.
MASSAGE TREATMEKT , ELECT1UC-THEK-
mal batlm. Hualp and hair ti-uatnient. uiaiiicin-n
aiHlchlropodlst.Mi-H.l'obt.UlUHS. ICth.WlthnoU bll ;
1G1
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MONEY TO LOAN RriAL ESTATE.
Hates , lOc n Him each Insertion , $1.00 a line per
month. Nothing taken for lew * than .Me.
\V-rJoANS ON IM I'llO VK1) AND UNIMl-ItOVED
* ' city property , ! f ; > .OUU and upwardM. n to i ! ! j pur
centino UolavB. W.b'aniam Smith A. Co.lB''O Farnam
_ | _ l01 ! _
W MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST UATES ,
The O. V. Davis Co. . lOOfl Farnam Htrcot. UOJ
\\r-MONKY TO LOAN AT I/WKST UATES ON
' Impi-ovt'd'nnd imiin pro veil Omaha real entitol :
to 5 yeai-B. l-'ldellty Trust Co. . 170i' Purnani. UU3
W-ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. , : t8 N. Y
Life , lends nt low rates for cholco security on
Nebraska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property
\y-CENTRAL LOAN i TRUST CO. , 11EE TlLDa
\ \ r0)0 ! ( ) ( ) TO $1.500.00 TO LOAN 1 TO !
years on Improved Omaha real estate or Tarn
lands. E. C. Uarvln & Co.JUS Shecly block.MS
MS 10
W - TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATES
Apply to W. U. Mclklo , First National Ilk bids
MSf > U _
\V-MORTGAOE LOANS. A. MOORE , -101 I1EI
IILD'O. M H'-M
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Rates , Idea line each lusertlon , $1.50 a llnepc
'month. Nothing laken for less Ihan L'Su ,
\f-WILLLOAN MONEYONANY [ KIND OFSE
-'Vciirlty ; strictly coutlduiittaL A. E. Harris , rooii
1 Continental block 47S
-MONEY TO LOAN-
Wu will lend yon any snm which yon wish
small or law , al the lowe.il possible rates , In th
Quickest iKisslblo tlmo and for any leiiKth of thn
' .o suit you. You can p.iy It baek In such Install
nients as yon wish , when you wish , and enl
pay for It as Ion : uu you keep It. You can borrot
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS ,
HORSK1 * . WARON'S AND CARRIAGES ,
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , MERCHANDISE
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY.
Without publicity or removal of property.
OMAHA MORTOAOE LOAN CO. ,
you SOUTH KITH STREET ,
m-ht floor above the ntreei ,
THE OLDEST , LARGEST AND ONLY 1NCORPOH
ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
I 010
II.
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V-DO YOU WANT MONEY ?
I.
WH will loan yon ANY SUM yon wish on your
FURNITURE , PIANOS , HORSES. WAfiONS ,
CARRIAOKS , WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , etc.
Wo clvo prompt attention to nil applications ,
and will carry your loan as loniras you wish.
You can mliieo thu cost of currying your loan
by a payment al any tlmo. There Is no pub
licity or removal of property.
FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. ,
Room 4 , Wlllinnll block ,
M7-U Cur. 10th and llarnuy St.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Rates , 10o n line each Insertion , $1.50 it Unit
month , Nothing taken for less than -.Ic.
- FOIIREN ' A .
dress box 65 , Lincoln , Neb , 012
V-TO 1IUY , SELL OR EXCHANGE , BUSINEi
J chi-iiees , real estate or lands. Apply to Wes
urn llmlness Agenuy. : I1U N. Y. L. bldg. M8II1 S3
V -FO.'lSAI.KORTUADt : , FIRST-CLASS DRU
1 stnt-b cenlrally located , good cash buslnnss. I
W.I , . P. ( > Hnv B18 MiiOJ
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--FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE , UIO HARGAI
for eashi good paying business. Address N ' _ '
Hoc. U7U 17
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V-EXPERIENCKD 11US1NKSS MAN W1S111
L to Invent tijoo.no to * 1 , 100.00 In Ifglllmateo
ta'jllhhetl business In the. we t. .Send full delalls
you liavu whole or part of any buslnehu for sal
Address N ( I' ' , lleo , M 1U5 1(1'
1)
FOR EXCHANGE.
Rates , Kloi a line each Insprtlon , * l,50 a line p
month. Nothing taken for less than 'J5e.
I/-I OWN 100 FARMS IN NKIIUASKA , KANS.
/Jand Dakota. Will sell cheap or uxehangu f
iudbu.lioruusaiulcattlo. Add.box70 , Frankfort.In
111 : :
y-CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE. WII
' I take real i t.Uu , money , Uox2U3 , Frankfort In
Oli
r/-AnOUT $7.00D WORTH OF STAPLE GB
' -Jentl inerchandlsi ] for oiiu-lhml cash or seciir
notes , balance Omaha ully prouorly or good fan
J , II. Haddock. F.ilrbury. Nob. M281
IS , , CLEAll.'ro EXCHANGE Ft
in , here. Write full descriptions. 7
.13 South 1'ilh Ntreot. M507 A25
BEOOND-HANP TYPEWRITERS
Ratus , lOcallneoach Insertion , J1.50 a line i
month. Nothing taken for lest than'5c.
lloVLEsillAilii.tlialjKW YORKI LU'K1 IILt
ID I' carry tlio larKu.t line of typo writers In t
wont , all inalieaJS to 78 per cent uavud ou
leading muchlnea. Rentals monthly ! Callgra
JO * 3.ftO , Remliiffton $ i.UU , Suillh Premier $3.00. 1
SSS. M01
fmPERTAKERS AND EMB ALMEI
Rutoa , lee a line each Insertion , tl.50 u Una I
luoutli. NotUluir ubun for luaa tliun'Jc. .
re- "w.'UAKEii llXniMERLV WITH JOHN"
reHT Jacobs , ductuixcu , lulur with M. O. Maul ) , und
Ukur unU unibdlnicr , 315 S. IDth bt. Tel. UM.
HT 01
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MUSIC , ABT AND 1.ANQTTAOE
Ititm , looallueiMich towrtlou , fl.Sd a Una i
moulu. Nolhlnic lakcii tor leas ilinuJ5o. .
Q F. OELLKNllKCK. UANJ01STANDTKAC1IH
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
RMrn , lOfl a linn rneh Insertion. l..1fl a line per
month. Nothing taken for loss than 23o
IJURM LANDS , 0 ?
M3-13 AID *
UY LOTS IN
STOEPKL PI.ACR. .
Chrnpc l nnd bent lots In
OMAHA.
Sn'-otM prlon nnd Iprin * ) to
HOME llim.DKUS.
Stoopel riaco loin will Mwr. y ndr.inca In prlo ,
for Uio city mint irrow westward. Call on or nd-
ilrwn W. A. Wubslcr. 40J Hso bid ? . _ (1U
IF YOU ARE IX30KINO FOR A SAFE AND'
JL prolltablo Investment
wopanirlveyoiionp. .
For Infitiinco , a irood farm of lOOneros 10 mlloi
from Omahx What can yon find better }
Or , If yon w.int n homo on nny piympiils ami
cticnp , wo have Rpvt-r.il Omaln Heal Kst.ilo nnd
Tnist coniiKiny. room I. Hen building. MQ71
TMHOAINS , IN FARMS , HOUSR9 AND LOTS. J.
JJN. Fronzer , room S Fronzor block , opn. I * , o.
170R SALE , ili ) COTTAOKS , $35(1.00 ( TO
JL' * ' . ' , non.uu. on monthly payments. K. V , Hinder ,
ir.lU Faniam. MH87 ID *
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HARM MORTGAGES. C. F. HARRISON , 1)13
V N. Y , Life. 780 S3 *
SECURITIES FOR SALE.
llalos , lOo n linn pach limorllon , $1.50 n line per
month. Nollilni ? taken for loaB tlian 25c.
81'F.H CKNT MOHTaAQF.S FOR SALK , SECUR-
Ity ausolnluly afo. Amos llcil Kstuto niruncy
1017 Faniatn. WB3U
TTK1H ORADF. OMAHA CITY MORTGAGES.
1 Inettlnspnrclmwra Rood rain ot Imprest , mum
of from * 100.00 up. for s.iln by Olobo Uian tc Trust
Co. , 1 ( lib and Dodge , Omaha. Particulars on np-
plication. " M701
170R SALK. a GOOD $1100.00 FIRST MORTGAGES
A. drawing 10 percent Interest. AddrcRS , N 41 ,
Bee. Ollii
IOR SALK. WK HAVE SOME VERY CIIOtCK
i. DonsliiH nnd Sarpy county farm inorltfaccM ,
drawlinro tier cent. In Biimnof $500 to $4.1100 ,
which \vo would Hell to thonn ilexlrlni ; n nafe In-
teiv t iiaylnE Invc-Rtmcnt. Hotter ttko : U per c-pnt
nnd IHI afo than 'M and mn n rlak. I'OBRR .V Hill
140S Farnam Btreet. 031-14
iOR SALE ! WE HAVE ON HAND COUNTY
J warrants nmoiinllntr to i > lK it $1.500. ThOHo
wr.rrunts are nil on the cpncral fnml.wlinln thi >
Ho per cent limit , and nro iveinterru , Wo offpr
them for H-llo BO that they will npt the pnTli.iHer
10 per cent Interest. Omaha 1'rlntlne companv.
WORLD'S TAIR HOTELS & ROOMS
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> nvciuio nnd Ul.it street , Chicago ; 'J blocks
from fair iMitranco ; pennanont Btuno and brlpk ;
liuvo untsldo rooms overlooking park ; nothln ?
better ; Enropuan , $1.00 to $ -.00 ; excullent p.ife ;
hlcli rpcommendiitlonn from Omahii nnd Council
lllulTH iH-oplo who have Htopptnl with 1m. Taku
Wnbash avcnno cable cars to Cottaifo Grove ave
nue nnd OlBt street ; go ono block , west. Cut this
out and come or write. M051 10 *
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South iUth street and receive reward. M100 18-
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VOUNG"LADrraTND"NTLKMEN'CAN'SOON
1 ncqnlro a working knowledge of Hhorthantl and
typewriting nt A. C. Van S.mt's school of Bhort-
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ATKWSKCOND HAND .
1 > Addix-us llordeu St. RelleckCo. , Lake Hi. , Cliicago
Author at the Hocus CJuldMlnlnc Hohomi
Under Arreit In llrlt ih Coin in bin.
OTTAWA , Ont. , Aug. 14. Arthu
Laporrior , who reached hero last nighl
reports thnt Sampson , the Frenohinu
who induced several Canadiun capital
ists to invest in a bogus gold minim
scheme in British Columbia , lias boo
arrested by llvo Indiana at Fort George
500 mlles north of Aahcrolt , on th
Canmlian Paolllo road. Dr. Fissault c
this city Invested $17,000'in the Bohoine
and Laporrior wont out to lee
ui after His interests. Sampson threatened
oned to shoot Laporrior when h
found out that his Hwindlo wu
to bo exposed. Ho was ovorpoworoi
but escaped to the wOids , leaving hi
wife , a French woman from Paris , b (
G , hind him. The Indians cot on bis trao
ho and run him down. When discovert )
all
ph ho said ho had had nothing to oat fc
t twenty days. When he reached th
United States from Franco ten years ay
tS ho wont under the name of Unclose an
commenced his pohumos in Now Orient
> or und subsequently in other America
oro" cities. Ho now lies in jail at IMchviUi
jr- 13. C. , where ho awaits trial , which is 1
take place September 28.
Uieil with Ornut Satisfaction.
DETAUL HILU , 1'orsou Co. , N. C. Wo hai
uaod Chamberlain' * colic , cholera and dla
rhoca remedy with great satisfaction. It bi
proven a good modidua la every case.
W. Clayton & Co. „
SANDBAGGED ON JIE STREET
> - ,
Higbwajmen Aasanlt a'Mnn of Masolo and
Remaiknblo Vitality ,
NERVY EXPERIENCE OF N ARNlY CLERK
Attacked l > r Tivo rootpaiM Ho Unookoil
Them Until Unt niul < Uttvo Ono ol
Them u Severe 'olindlne Minor
i'ollco Mn tiers.
El\7ln A. Shepherd , ono of the clerks em
ployed In the ordnnnco department nt the
headquarters of the Department of the
Platte , Imd n llttlo oxporlouco with a couple
of thugs Sunday night thnt ho won't forgot
vory.soon.
Whllo Dasslng nlong In front of Dr.
Durycn's church nhdut U o'clock Shepherd
wns struck on the nock by a sand
bag or something ot that sort. Being rather
n husky individual and something of nn
nthleto , the blow did not hurt him much ,
nnd instead of falling to the sidewalk ho
turned on his assailants nnd knocked ono of
tnom down. Thou Shepherd turned to lace
the other highwayman and looked down the
mouth of n great big revolver.
Quick as n wiuk the assaulted man
grabbed the pistol and , as ho did so , hit the
ninn holding It n good stiff blow between the
eyes. They grappled nnd both foil. Then
thcro was n lively tussol. By the time
Shepherd had gained possession of tlio re
volver the first robber had recovered from the
shock ho had received nnd lied , Instead of
helping his comrade. It was now
Shepherd's Inning , nnd as ho sat on top of
the prostratb highwayman ho remembered
the blow in the neck ho had received only a
moment before and proceeded to pound the
enthusiasm out of thu would-bo robber. Ho
placed tlio muzzle of the gun at the robber's
breast nnd snapped the trigger , but the
weapon did not explode.
After a hard struggle the thief got away ,
and ns ha ran Shepherd tried to shoot him ,
but the revolver only snapped. After look
ing ut the gun the orduanco clerk found tnat
there wasn't ' a single cartridge in the cylin
der. The owner of the pistol can have his
property by applying to Captain Ayers' ofllco ,
room 514 Boo building , and proving property.
IVACiKS OP SIN.
Pines AinoKsoil In 1'ollco Court Upon Violate
late r of tha Law.
Ten prisoners arrested Saturday night
swelled the number who appeared before
Acting Judge Smith nt 'J o'clock yosturday
morning.
A few young men who had imbibed n llttlo
too much beer on Saturday night were al
lowed to go , as It was the first time they had
been arrested. Several vagrants were also
allowed to depart upou promising to leave
the city before sundown.
For being a suspicious character Gust
Woodson was given twenty days in the
county jail.
An old gray-haired friah , who gave his
name ns Andrew Nolsorfi > 'was sentenced to
thirty days In the county Jail for stealing a
pair of shoes from Whitney's slioo store ,
Fifteenth and Dodge streets. Ths prisoner
said that ho was drunk at the time nnd
didn't know what ho yen's doing.
Ed Tuttle Is a tough from the grouud UD ,
and has been arrested mrtny.a time. Yesterday
morninp Edward was iivtho little procession
again. Ho had. two beautiful black eyes and
several other black spots'on his ugly mug.
The mourning"Was put on by Mounted Ofllcer
Andy Haze , nnd it happu'non this way : Haze
was out driving vathtjibls wife nnd baby
Saturday evening nnd Jmpponed to moot
Tuttlo. The latter at , > once commenced to
abuse Haze , and used sonm language that no
man would permit a laijy to hear. There
was trouble right-there , and Tuttle appears
to hnvo got the worst ofr iU In order to lot
the tougli.liavwa chan/'ft.tO thlnkitho matter
over the case was laid" over foe twenty-four
hours. _ ' , .
A. Hayward waspresented , with n $10 and
costs , ticket for being'.drunk ' , and G. Ross
drew the satno sized check for peddling
without n license.
CUIO.KN MAY DIE.
Victim of tlio Murderous Assault If SnuTer-
ii > K with ti Jlolt | t9e.
Ex-Ofllcor Cullcn , who was murderously
assaulted by n fellow laborer nt the Union
Pacific boiler shops some. days ago , is much
worse , having suffered a relapse. His assail
ant is under 1,800 bonds , charged with as
sault with intent to commit great bodily
injury. Culiun is moro dangerously injured
than wns ut tirst supposed.
Ctnlck Captured.
Jack Cuslck , a Union Pacific brakeman ,
was arrested by Special Detectives Miller
and Hansom , at Grand Island Sunday night
and brought to Omaha yesterday. Cusick Is
charged with forgery. It is alleged that ho
is implicated with James Costello in forging
conductors' coupons and securing the cash
rebate of different ticket agents along the
line.
line.They arc alleged to have passed about J5C
worth of , these coupons nnd Costello is al
leged to have forged a time chock so tnat he
received two months pay for ono month's
work. Costello was captured last Satnrdaj
night , but Cuslck had gouo west on a trair
and stopped ever at Grand Island , where he
was arrested.
_
Pointer Win I'lilled.
John Poudor was arrested by Detectives
Snvago and Dempsey at Fourteenth am
Dodge streets yesterday afternoon. Ho I ;
alleged to bo ono of the Swift gang which
committed u wholesale robbery ut Slienan.
doah a year ago. The men were capturoc
later in Council Bluffs and Omaha. It I ;
claimed that Ponder escaped punishment bj
feigning insanity , but ho says that there was
no uvidonco against him and ho was no
quitted ,
Ho has boon soon in company with char
nctcrs known to the pollen ns crooks , am
they ran him in for safekeeping ,
Kxtoiuluil III * llrutal Work.
Mrs. Mason , who lives at Seventeenth and
Pacillo streets , showed up beforo.Prosecuto :
Cochran yesterday morning with a badlj
bruised face. She wanted a warrant issuci
for the arrest of John Hart for assault am
battery. According to Mrs. Mason's state
ment Hart frequently has trouble with ill
family and Sunday ho abused his wife am
throw her into the ajtqoot. Mrs. Musot
cairo to the woman's celiof and was ulj
knocked down by Hart. , , ) . . ,
Hunpected
t
"
"Sleepy" Hewitt and .Con Brewer vfer
arrested yesterday andp booked as sut
plcious characters , on
The inouoy drawer atHosteller's dm
store on North Sixteenth street was robbc
' of about $25 a few evcijings ago ana th
police auspoct that th spj mou Know some
thing about the robbery m- were implicate
in the affair. The polkoj give "Sleepy" ;
reputation for being aw'jifjp on such jobs.
Itobbinc u Mt'IHn Car.
3 The agent of the St. ji Jil , Minneapolis ,
Omaha railroad tolopli,6ogd to police heat
( juurtcra yesterday , su/tnj ) that a gang c
boys and men had broken-open a freight en
ut the foot of Locust strain und wore stoa
leg a lot of melons , A l > ollcoman was sec
down to arrest the trespassersbut they ra
when the officer hove in 'sight.
Fond of filikValiti. .
Lucy Smith and Maggie Wallace wer
arrested by SorKeonl SiKwart yesterda
afternoon on u charge of larceny. Tli
women are accused of stealing four all
waists from the Bell department stop
The goods -were found at laOl Chicat
s'.reol , The women gave bonds for the
appearance In court today , .
IMluor I'ollce Iteini ,
, O W. C. and Morris Stevens brolco Jill 1
Mitchell county , Kansas , the other day uu
the sheriff offer * f5U reward for the captui
of the men.
Cx-l'ol Ice Judge John U. Porter was ague
of Acting Judge Smith yesterday forcuooi
Judge Porter lives in Los Angalon now , In
is east on u visit. Ho was elected polli
Judge in 1808 und served live or six term
Things nro quieter now ho said , ns not
nearly so many persons nro arrested nnd
not half so many crimes nro bolng com-
tnltlod ns In the early days of Omaha.-
Chlnf Soavoy Is In receipt ot n communica
tion from Sheriff Barnett of Ixiwls comity ,
Washington , asking for Information regarding -
ing J. K. Luodinghnus. who loft ChohulK
Wash. , on August 2 , nnd has not bcon heard
of since.
On the night of AprilSrt.n tramp nssaultod
nnd robbed J. S. Allyn. United States express -
press ncent at Hed Wing , Minn. , and then
escaped. The company will pay $1,500 to
any person delivering to them the man who
committed the crlmo.
Savon residents In the vicinity of ICloventh
nnd Dodge streets have complained to the
police about the careless manner in which
the shooting gallery down thcro Is being run.
The police wilt see that the ordinance gov
erning such places Is enforced.
Sheriff Block of Nlcollot county , Min
nesota , writes thnt ho will pay $ I00 reward
for the return of n chestnut mare , stolen
about the llrst nf the month , nnd Sheriff
Town of Hebron , Nob. , will pay $50 for the
return of an Iron gray horse recently stolen.
Two thousand dollars will be paid to anyone
ono for the body , dead or nllVn , of Dr.
Thomas K. Tynan , who disappeared from
San Francisco some tlmo ago. Dr. Tynan Is
75 years old and very wealthy. Ho was ono
of the pioneer settlers of Modesto , Stanis
laus county , Cal.
In September , ISSW. dysentery In a very
severe form prevailed nt Jamcsburg , N. J.
Walter Wlllard , n well known merchant of
the place , procured a supply of Chamber-
Iain's colic , cholera nnd dlarrhuua remedy.
Ho says : ' 'It is certainly ono of the host
things over made , nnd hns given the highest
satisfaction In the most severe cases of dys
entery. " For sale by druggists.
See the grout Blckotts , aoriul performers -
ors ut Courtlnnd bench.
: bVAsn.it.
News of tlio AfTnlr Cnuncs Urcnt Surprise
< nt tha Colonel' * Home.
LouiSViMjic , Aug. 14. Great surprise
wns cuuscd hero ntnonpr thu friends of
Colonel Brcckinridgo when the news of
the siiitnRivlnst him . .by Miss Pollard
reached the city. At the hotels , clubs
and other places , wlioro the congress
man passes his leisure hours when here ,
groups of men stood and discussed the
Bonsationul iiflair. At the Gult house ,
whore many of Colonel BroakinHdpo's
friends llvo , there was much excitement
nnd nothing else was talked about. Even
the boll boys , who remember the gener
ous "tips" of the congressman , Boomed
to regret his trouble. One of the wann
est friends of Colonel Brcckinridgo in
this city is General Basil W. Uuko. Uo
was at homo when n reporter called
upon him , and to say that ho was sur
prised hardly expresses his state when
lie heard the news.
" this is to " said
"Why , great news mo ,
ho , "for 'while I had hoard rumors about
the woman , I never dreamed that she
would ovoi-'hritig suit against him. An
other thing I would like to say to you.
Colonel Breckinridgo is a gentleman a
square , upright and honest man and I
am satisllod ho would not ask any woman
to marry him unless ho meant to marry
her. I am sure ho never engaged him
self to Miss Pollard , for she is not the
kind of a woman that would suit him ,
and in regard to the seduction why ,
she is 30 years of ago and thoroughly
able to take care of hoi-self. "
It had boon rumored hero that Miss
Pollard had threatened the congress
man , and ono time it was intimated she
might try to prevent his marriage , but
no ono thought seriously that she would
carry out her throat. The general opin
ion hero is that Colonel Bi-ockinridgo
will fight the suit , as ho is thoroughly
independent and will submit neither to
coercion nor blackmail if either bo at
tempted. _
Good Advice.
in August , 1892 , J. W. Vannoy of this place
had a severe attack of ( lux. A physician
was calico , who treated him for four.or llvo
days , but as ho continued to grow worse the
family decided to have the aid of another
doctor in the case , and sent to Uavcnswood
for u prominent physician of that town. Before -
fore ho arrived , however , I had some conver
sation with the physician in attendance , and
said to him : " 1 believe Chamberlain's colic ,
criolora and dinrrhira remedy worthy of a
trial. " Ho readily consented and I gave him
n bottle. Onodosoof that remedy gave re
lief. When the doctor from Havonswood ar
rived his ndvico was , "ICeoo quiet and con
tinue using Chamuerlain'B colic , cholera and
diarrhoea remedy. " Which wo did and in
two days was cured. C. B. Ho wca , druggist ,
Sauayvillo , W. Va.
.L MAK'B ' a A'OyjlL IlllP.
Young Hercules to < Jro * Nlngnrn FnlU
HiupnndcilDhy Ills Teetli.i
PHILADELPHIA , Aug. 14. A young
man who is preparing to cross Niagara
Falls suspended by his tooth from a
trolley arrangement is in Philadelphia
making plans and ordering the par
aphernalia necessary for his extraordi
nary undertaking. The youth is known
as " 'Young Hercules. " His name is
Beck and his homo on Staten Island.
Ho says ho will cross the fulls easily in
September. A half inch cable will bo
stretched with one end higher than the
other. Young Beck has invented a
grooved wheel which will run on the
wire and to the whcol will bo attached u
pleco of prepared leather which will
just tit his mouth. This ho will hold in
his teeth and will swing a dumb boll in
each hand to balance him ami will slldo
across the falls suspended by his teoth.
The trip will , ho says , take four inln-
Ut09.
To Secure Its Crodltor .
LOUISVILLE , Aug. 14. Tlio Now Al
bany Woolen mill late Saturday evening -
ing filed a big mortgage to BCCUI-O its
creditors. The mortgage covers all ol
its manufactured goods , bills receivable
and otner personal property to secure
about fifty creditors , whoso aggregate
claims amount to $300,000. , Among the
creditors arc ton banks. The claims ol
these alone amount to about ono-half ol
the entire debt secured by the mort
gage. The mortgage Is subject to e
prior mortgage filed several years age
to secure the payment of certain bonds.
Tlio mills and other property mort
gaged nro valued at 81,000,000. The
mill has good claims in the shape o :
notes , accounts and bills receivable U
the amount of $500,000 , , but it la boliovct
impossible to make collections and tc
continue in business.
Illsustruni Storm on I.uUo Ontario.
ROOHESTEH , N. Y. , Allg. 14. Th (
worst storm of the year raged on Laki
Ontario lust night. The schooner Laura
loaded with coal , sprung a leak at 1
p. m. and wont down at il a. m. An houi
before she sunk Captain Murkoson o
Hamilton and crow of llvo men nnd i
stewardess embarked in n small boat
They rowed twenty-five miles in tin
storm till they wore sighted by tin
watcher at Charlotte live saving stutioi
and brought to shore. Two coal barge
put out of tliia port early last nigh
towed by- the sUmmer Heela. One o
the barges , with llvo men on board , los
tlio tow and drifted away. The Hocli
returned safely to port with ono barge
A uteumer genre-hod for the missini
boat , but no trace of her can bo found
It is feared she was sunk.
TaUo ( looil Cure of the Children.
POINTSVII.LE , Burlington Co. , N. J. , July 11
189 ; . Our baby , now 14 months old , wa
taken with every symtom of uholoiu infar
turn. I commenced using Chamberlain'
colic , cliolura und dlarrlxua remedy , an
after thu tint fuw dosetho was relieved
and at thU writing l as well us ever. I fct
that I cannot ipeak too highly in III pralio.-
Mrs. Win. 1C. Heed.
WILL SLASH THE SALARIES
Economy in Allop'/huDosos ! on the Union
Pocifio System.
RETRENCHMLNT GOING BELOW BEDROCK
July Knrnlnc * Vn40 \ l'i > r Cent Union l.ntt
Yoitr' * Showing lor the Sumo Month
Ttrinliinl rncllltlrn for tlio
Knst Omaha llrliljo.
The wholesale reduction that hns boon
going on on the Union Pnctflo In the p.ist
two months has given rlso to many ques
tions , principal of which has boon the inquiry
whether the ontclnls worn not dlsoharRlng
moro intrti than absolutely nccessar.v ;
whether they were not taking ndvunt.igo of
the flnnncial condition of the country to ro-
iluco expenses botaw the percentage re
quired by the chiefs of the roads to moot
tariff losses.
These inquiries , however , have come from
persons not in a position to know of the
losses which the ' Overland Uouto" suffered
during Juno and July , losses which will run
Into the hundreds of thousands when ttio
flnnl figures nro In.
It has been absolutely necessary for the
heads of departments of the Union 1'acltlo
to cut the coat to suit the cloth , and with
them the cloth has bocn decidedly scant.
When the July figures roach Comptroller
Mink us to the earnings and expenses the
hnlr of thnt very nblo financier
will doubtless rlso on end when
ho sees the losses the road has sus
tained during the month. Krom a iout-co
regarded as absolutely reliable It Is liarncd
that the estimated earnings for July will
fall 40 per cent below the figures iniuln by
the departmental heads , as compared
with the corresponding period of last
year : Heads tof trafllo and passenger de
partments nro required to give an estimate
for each month at each month's beginning
for the Kuuliinco of the onlclats at Itoston.
Hut n decrease of 40 per cnnt iniou the esti
mated earnings is so startling In Its charac
ter that the public will now appreciate what
Is meant by the phrase , "tho bottom hns
fallen out of the rntlroad business. "
Having cut down the list of employes to
the last notch it Is hard to sco how the com
pany can go on without reducing salaries ,
and conservative railroad men look for an
order from Boston reducing salaries about
September 1.
J > a BCiiBor Borvlco Knttiings.
The passenger department of the road has
been showing an increase In its earnings for
several months past and Is comfort
ably ahead of last year , but the
earnings in the passenger department of
any road , with one or two notable excep
tions , will hardly pay for the operation of
the passenger service , let alone pay for the
operating expenses of the road.
It Is a well known railroad axiom that the
passenger service only advertises the road.
The earnings come from the truffle depart
ment , from the millions of tons of freight
hauled during the year.
Until n reaction takes place and freight
logins to move the Union Pacific will con-
inuo its policy of retrenchment , and having
educed the force to the lowest possible
linlt , a roduntion In salaries seems inovit-
ble.
Sincothereductlon of employes commenced ,
uito a number of train agents have boon lot
ut. and on Saturday Gcorgo H. Hill , travel-
ng passenger uecnt at Portland , and A. J.
Goodrich , city passenger agent at the same
loint. felt the swift descending ax. Both
ilr. Hill and Mr. OooOrich wore in town
Saturday on their way east. Mr. Hill was
'ormcrly general advertising agent of the
louipany with headquarters in this city.
STRUGGLE roll HUIMIK.MACV.
Prospects of a Illttnr I.CK | Ilnttlo Over tlio
Oiiir C'use.
The suit of ox-GovernorEvansof Colorado ,
siting for a receiver for the Union Pacific ,
Denver & Gulf road , will undoubtedly en
counter n stubborn resistance in the courts ,
and it is rrot Impossible that the case maybe
bo transferred to the United States courts.
No name has yet been suggested for receiver
n tlio case.
This suit will doubtless have an Important
bearing on the fortunes of the Union Pacific , "
remarked n Denverito who is familiar with
ho facts. "These Denver and Gulf lines
: iuvo been the most profitable portions of the
Union Pacific system , and you will observe
that the life is now being cut out of the
service on account of hard times. It is n
rery proper moment for the Denver stock
holders to strike for their rights , as Denver
js the propsr place for headquarters and It
was solemnly agreed that it should bo. A
restoration of headquarters might not bo
luito so profitable for the Union Pacific , but
it would add to Denver's prestige and restore
a very largo number of employes to positions
out of which they were thrown when head
quarters were removed to Omaha. "
Denver people claim that the road was
constructed by three corporations. The
section between Denver and Trinidad was
built by the Denver & Oulf , which was
originally known as the Denver & Now
Orleans. The section between Fort Worth
and Tcxllno was built by the Fort Worth
and Denver City company. The iniddlo sec
tion , from Trinidad to Texllne , was built by
the Denver , Texas & Fort Worth company ,
which latter corporation leased and oper
ated the entire line between Denver and
Fort Worth.
General G. M. Dodge , who has always
been Identified with the Union Pacific , was
a largo stockholder in all thcso companies ,
and after tlio Fort Worth line had been
operated sonio two years negotiated a deal
whereby a corporation known as tlio Union
Pacific. Denver ami Gulf Hallway company
was called into' existence. The Union Pa
cific acquired a controlling Interest In tlio
Fort Worth company , the balance of the
stock being holil in this city by ox-Governor
John Evans and his associates , whoso effort -
fort in the construction and final comple
tion of the road need not hero bo recounted ,
D'l'ho consolidation included the Fort Worth
road from Texas to Denver , the Soutli Park
Colorado Central , Fort Collins & Cit-coloy
and Choyeuno northern lines. These were
known as the proprietary lines of the Union
Pacific and represent a total mileage of 1,0311
miles. Those roads were all consolidated
under one stock and one management with
headquarters in Denver.
At the time the consolidation was effected
the Denver stockholders refused to enter
Into It until an agrenmcnt xvas effected wltli
the Union Pacific by which the consolidated
roads should bo managed In their own in
terests from headquarters In Denver and c
traffic agreement made covering terms of In
tci-chango of luislncss , This agreement was
for a time observed by the Union Pacific
but when the Clark management came InU
power everything was concentrated ul
Omaha and all the headquarters offices Ir
Denver either abolished or moved to thii
city.
Ground ! for tli .N'ow llrlileo ( 'onipany ,
Chief Engineer Wild dell , of the Omahi
Bridge and Terminal company , arrived Ir
Omaha on Saturday. YMtonJay morning will
u corpi of engineers vhuy began the work o
surveying tor thu company's terminal yard
In this city. Mr. Waddnll Ihlnka that It wil
take about two weeks to complete the plan :
no that bids may bo invited for grading
The force under Mr. Wndiloll will locate tin
track * , curves and uross-srctlon the yard ;
according to the plans submitted to tli
eastern stockholders by General Manage !
Potter some three weeks nio.
While the pruund to be used for tin
yards U practically love ) , there will bn con
Iderable grading to be done before tracl
laying is commenced' , which will bo pushei
rapidly , all thoIron , bolni ; uu hand ,
It U expected that the officials of the coin
pany will bo invited to witness the swingln
of the draw span about September 1
although it will be a fortnight after tha
time before the span is completed ,
Why .Mr. N.-i.li U Iliiiijiy.
Not In a long time has so signal a victor
been won by a railroad company as that c
Saturasy when the Milwaukee in conun <
lion with the Union Pnulllo tocuc 200 poop ]
from Fremont and vicinity to the World1
fair , right out of the territory which lia
has come to bo regarded by tli
Elkhorn Valley road as its "vcr
ownest own. " The Irani left
aJi.ilf hour ahead of the regular leaving
tlmo and ran apocl.il through to Chicago
without i hitch. The irafn consisted of
inrco chair ears , three coachoa , a Moppet
and baggage car nnd was placarded from
"World's ! * . to .V1',1 ' wllh banner * stating ,
Fair Excursion. Fremont
Normal School. W. H. Clommons
provident. Fremont. Nob. " This Is the
largest excursion to the Worlds fair since
the opening o' the White City nnd General
Agent Nash is the happiest man In seven
states i over the outcome of his hard fight
with Mr. Buchanan of the Elkhorn.
TO ritovi : IT.
Acnlim thn Chlrngo , Mtlnnuhoi
* SI. I'niil tint | | ) | , | \t stick.
CittCAiio , Aug. U.-An notion was brought
aealmt the Chicago , Milwaukee it St. Paul
railroad today , ohm-glint that It was making
a blanket rate from Fremont , Neb. , to the
World's fair , which Included other things
besides transK | > rtntum , nnd thereby cut the
World's fair rates. U was said that
the road was offering free board ,
worlo's fair tickets nnd various tilings as
tmhu-ements. The road vehemently de
nied that It was doing anything of the sort
nnd said the ehnrgo emanated from dlsap-
polntoc rivals who had endeavored to so
euro the Fremont business . For a tlmo tha
row wasi very hot. but finally thu MilwauUeu
road showed Chairmen Caldwell thai it wai
entirely Innocent and the accusations wen
shown to have been sot up by Uio mnnngoi
of the excursion , and the matter wai
quieted down ,
The enstbound shipments , oxoopt llvi
stock , were last week 52,011 tons , against
I7,80i : for the preceding week and 4TWO : for
the corresponding week last year. Lake.
shipments amounted to 77,88i ; tons , against
W'JoJ tons for the previous week ,
A iiirotiniT of general nmimgm-s of western
roads has bocn called for August 17 to talk
over tlio advisability of cutting down tha
train service belwec.ii common poliits as an
economic measure. No specific charges hava
been mentioned and the matter will be taken
up in a general way.
Suit AK liiHt thn Union I'nolllo.
DKXvr.il , Aug. II.Tho suit of ox-Govornoi
Evans nnd others against the Union Pacific-
Denver it Gulf nnd Gulf Uallrond company ,
for an accounting ami n' receiver , has been
sot for trial September . The suit affccti
1,000 miles of the Union Pacific system , and
Is attracting much attention hero nnd will
bo energetically pressed. Ex-Governot
Evans owns between fOOO.OOO and $700,000
of the stock.
One of the principal complaints is thai
this line has been made to subserve the In
terest of the main line , to the detriment ol
the former , and that the head offices ar
not maintained in Denver , as i > or the con
tract of consolidation.
lluncllnl the Crowd Nicely.
East Omaha Street railway hauled 3,00 (
people to Coin-Hand beach Sunday , th
handling of the largo crowd being accom
plished without a single hitch of any kind.
Following Mr. Do Long's orders the corrai
was torn down at the Courtlaml beach end ol
the line , which facilitated matters greatly.
Trains were constantly arriving and depart
ing both at Sherman avenue and the beach ,
nnd HO perfect was the service that Mr ,
Do Long received comrratuhitlons from
scores of people who enjoyed the afternoon
and evening at the beach.
ClmiiKixl thn Date.
J. llogau of Otfdon , U. T. , deputy organizer
of the Ifciilway union , was in the city yes-
tordny and completed final arrangements
whereby President Eugene V. Debs will address -
dross the railway employes in the auditorium
of the Young Men's Christian asso
ciation building on August 22 , in
stead of the 21st , as at first contemplated.
Mr. Ilogan left for Denver ami other
western points last night to make arrange-
incuts for similar meetings.
I'Ioiiet-1-N Will I'limlr.
The Union Pac-iflo Pioneers , an association
of cmplovcs of that road who have served
the company for ten years or moro , hava
chartered a train to go to Fremont next
Saturday , where they will hold a picnic , to
which only members anil their families and
iutlniato Iricnds are invited.
H'.Mdllula I'luxhui.
J. W. Orr. general attorney for the Mis
souri Pacific , is in Omaha.
.1. H. Keene , commercial agent of the Mil
waukee , with headquarters In Denver , is
in the city.
II. C. Orr. Vissistuiit general passenger
agent of the Burlington , headquarters ut
Kansas City , was in town yesterday.
General Agent Nash and "Billy" llowoll
of tto Milwaukee roturncd from Chicago
yesterday morning , whither they had gone
with the Fremont excursionists.
Assistant General Passenger Agent A. B.
Smith of the Burlington returned from Chicago
cage and tlio meeting of the Western Pas
senger association yesterday morning.
Grand display of water JlroworkH tonight -
night at , Courtluml beach.
Hlnmly Outlook In Colorado.
DKNVKK , Aug. M. At daylight yoalor-
diiy iv body of nrmod and muslccd men
wont to the Hlit'op ciinip of Brown , Linn
& Co. , at the head of Puriiohuto crook ,
and while the hordurs wore tit breakfast
put a rope around tlio nook of ono and lit
the end of the inuzzio of mx-sbootoi-H
forced tlio oUioro to submit to the sheep
being driven out of Cat-Hold county Into
Itlo Hlanco oounty. Grout excitement
pi'eiui'.ls and Sheriff Thomas of Glon-
wood has been telegraphed to oomo and
quell the disturbance. Tlioscono of the
trouble in in Clarliold county , ten milea
from Dobcquo , nnd is not in thoBumo lo
ealityas the plateau cheep trouble. Tlio
affair inny yutlmvoit serious tprminntlon ,
as Uio slioop mou .are colluding forces
iind armiiiif to go' to the relief of the
Drown-Llmi men ,
Floating fireworks ut Coui'tland to
night.
I'rixpnnU Inr Ootlun Kxurllnut.
NRW Yonir , Aug. U. The World
this morninp prlntn Hpocial dinpatt-hos
from ull this cotton centers of the bouth-
west and gives the present outlook for
that crop , which is much bettoi- limn in
July. Some of the states expect larger
crois | than last your. Alabama will
have a larger yield if the fulling oil in
the northern part of the state is not
lui'tfor than now estimated. The acre
age in Louisiana will b reduced thin
year , but the prospect is for a lull crop.
Florida reports good prospect's nnd
TonnoHseo Is hopeful , ( iooi-gln claims
us largo ; i crop as last year , which was
the bi-st ever ralsod , but in Missouri ,
South Carolina and in .sections of other
Htatos the crop cannot grow into an
uvorugo under the most favorable mete
orological conditions.
Balloon tonight ut Coin-Hand beach.
Till-no Driiiriuiil In thu 'J' iuniittii71
CINCINNATI , Aug. M.A Commercial
Ouy.etto special from f'hiittanooga re
ports tbo drowning in the Tennorfsoo
rlvor of Mrs. Charles Holf and .Mrs.
George Keif of Ciia-innutl , and Mm.
Wagner and child of Chattanooga.
They were on u pleasure o.xoursion in u
naphtha luunuh. Thu drowning oc
curred in an attempt to transfer tha
pusHongoi-B from the luunuh to a barge ]
Nervous headaches promptly cured by
llromo-Soltzor trial bottlu 10 cts ,
"XVIII liiK ! lii-i < ti > in Oiiul Crovk.
KNOXVir.LK , Tonn. , Aug. 14. Major
D. A. Carpenter , roprasunlfng the state ,
will visit Coal Crook today for the pur *
pose of investigating for the governor
the lynching of Dliik Uniininoml nd
thu ussiiHBlnution of Soldier LauKherty ,
The guilty parties , whomsoever they
may bowill be brought to epeedy juatlcu.
All in quiet there , and feure of moro
trouble are over ,
m
Plica of people liavo piles , out L ) Wlit'l
Witch Huicl bdlro will euro them.