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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1893)
in ? nivTxriA nAir.v n\.v. \ rvmmv fii7i > TiArnii ? i SPECIAL NOTICES. A 1IVKHT11KMSNTS TOn THESE COLUMNS J\ vein b inkrn imlll 12 1 ( > P m for Iho nipnlnf rirrt until 8.JOP m. tor tlio monilng , nnd Sunday . . . . . . * , by rpquoMln * n numbortxl cliPcX , nti bavo llirlrantiwprn nddrpHiiMl lo a mnnt > prp l fittpr Inparnof Tnr. HKB. Anhwprs no nrtdrpsspd v III IxMlolhercO iiponprpwntallon of Iho clipck , SITUATIONS WANTED. "llnlciTlV < nn"'wonl ' nrtt lnw"rtion.IP ft ord them- nflpr. Nothlne tikpii for I < s tlmn itfie. " NEW YORK "LIFE num. ' , Tol. G5H , furnish bnslntna men utenocrnphprs -SITUATION ON PAUM 1IYMAN ANH WIKK. ExiK-rloncwI. Alln"i ( O UO , Itco. _ i503l _ * _ T WANTkD"P031TION I1Y A C10OI ) IHIStNBSS Jmnn , ltd liti jour * pxpctli-nto In irpiln nnil Imnlxr nfinncea eUcn. Aditrms , P O "ox llMi. Cruslon. Neb _ M\5 1 ' A-wlNTKl ) , SITUATION ; V A COMPANION oftlic IMOIiKlon. . ns liooUkcciHT. lollcclor , nr any otlirr umeii w orlt : twenty-ntDyctrA nxppri- itcnnNnnaciomitnnt ; i-xpcrt In rpponolllnclrn c- ill irly ki-pl b03k an l mmli il .iccoiiniH Ailurtss , W. O. ll , rco n 720 , NowVotH l.lta bull MK \ - A - PIUST CLASS KXI'EUIKNCED Vinnn wnutH nililojniont : will | > ny for Infoniii- lion , ni > tlilnir tamrllila roluncd. AditrcnH JL'gji ? ' ' " ' ' WANTlTf ) , 'lir'yOtJNO MAN 10 YKAUS OP nco.iiposlllonnfi .iH8l tant IxwkkpniHT or bill rlork ; cin furnish good rufcrouccs. Adilross r 0 , I lie. i MfjJO A I AM A TINNKIl AND UNPF-USTAND TIIK JtVtinnluarn bimlncHS. would lllto a position In loimtry lonn. AilJrt'HS I1 B , Hue. U17-H' A WANTJID , POSITION AS FOIIKMAN ON yVcotmtry ncwspipor. Tw ( ITCI Miiro I'XpcrlPiirP foiirjnnrHn fcn-in m In city Job office. Oood ncWH-BnthPror , uiO nil nrounil prlnlor. Address I'reU 11 KinicHi7.l7 ! llluli bt. , Denver , Cole jt -SITUATION WANTI'.D IIY YOWNO MAN Ol' roe < l Mlnciiiloii n croccrj clerk or f.uv kliul ol Work . AildiiHSl'l.1 , Ilw. MI150 1 * "AWANTK . TIY MAN AND WIFE MAN " -rrrnch cook , wllllnir to ninUu lilinsolf URpfnli wlfe-islioHHikcop-r. il irv not no much of an olijcct. Aililruss 1' I'- . Hen ofllcu. Ml ) ) B . ! _ -SITUATION WANTKD OF ANY KIND. 11Y -youiiititnnwho II.IB .ilw i\SBl cn HitlBMctloii lo niilojcrs. | Adilrewa I'D , Iloo. MU67 1 * MALE HELP. nntcti ninrRl Insqrtlon , lo n wonl lUere- ncr. " " " " " -SAIAUY Oli"rOMMl"sSION Iminllo iho Till nt riionilpil Ink Krawor 1'encll. TliPitiorttuwfiil ami IIOM 1 lnv < utloii of tlioiico ITnwn Ink thoroncbly In t o H.-foiuts. Works 1 ko imiKlc 'JOO to Bmi pci-coiil piolll. AtrcnlH imklnir Sroixr wnlt. Wu alKov int nm n < ral .ment to Inlti' tlinrco oflirrltoii .mil appoint mib nt'entH A run clnnco l < > in tk.i inom-v Wrlln forlprms nnO a spix Inn u of ( i \K\nj. \ Monroe ] .ranln ? Mfff Co , Jv Ull , 1. 1 Crosso. Win 6HB II IPl Oil WANT A GOOD 1'A YINR JOIt WKITB JJtlio Huuka Nmseiy Co , Mllw.mkco , Wl . TJDO YOU WANT TO 11 * COME A FIIIST OLAS9 J'e.nh Hin.nn with i plinucu of lutoniliiKncollw- int nml work for tln < SliiBPr Mfi ; Co IfHo.ipply jit ° | IIK < r oinc I1MH DoncliB 1111 Sl.l _ IJ WANTKD. DHU.MMEUS TO SIILL QDININII- J 'whisky . Good Hliln line V.\\H blir commis sion Nollcpimt riiiiiliiil Aildn-s wlthnfer- Qiilnlno-AVIilBkj Co , Loulmlllu , Kv.il il I nil o B FRANK E IlLISS WILL LEARN SOME- toiilH.uliaiUiifolf lie wlllcallou or ad- . ss E P D n Is , 1801 lo 1005 Jackson St BtVANini ) , A 1 COAT MAKER. I1EST PRICES to i-Uflit mm AilditBH Columbian TnllnrCo , lierldnu , Wyo < " a * WANTED FEMAI/C HE1.P. Itnti-H Ikei wont tlrfUnstitloi' , ! < i wonltlicro- nfli r. Nolhhic t ikcii for Kss th m'lie. . o'XooonTOOK AND L uiNi > irrss WANTED. 1--J.I-H K. MoUonnlcli'OS a Xld St MI0.1S1 * 71 " WANTED A ( ? rOD COOIC WASHER AND lioiK"'In f mill ApplNo I WorthliiRton ltl-\.L \ MipoHlte Jlrouii'll lull nc u b , 10th si 55.1.11 * / iVANi'ED LADIES WAN'UNO COOKS SKC- v onil or Ki'nPi.il IIOIIHO clrls i oichmcn , house 111:111 : , cnll .atr.an ullan oniio , Iho b < Hlcl INS of help on hand IBO'I ' Farn ml 575 rt-WAJITED A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL Uhousework , 2J10 Douifl is St 577 fl WANTED * GOOD OIRL FOR GENERAL hou vork Appl ) 1721 DodifdSt MtiH 1 p WANTED A OOOD LAIY COOK. ALSO A 1 peed clltilii ; , ' loom irlrl foi a country lion I In- aulrpat lliilci l'hotel room III Hours , belwi en 8 mid Ida m midbaiid7p m dl2il : * 0-t ( OR B LADIES CAN FIND PHOP1TA11LE i mploymeiit by calllns at Mrs Woston5U _ ( N _ _ - _ n-G IRL WANTED AT 2115 CAPITOL AVE- L nuc ; good took ; Rood W.IKCS. Apply on prem- IBOS MOUO 2 1 OB BENT HOUSES. Kates , Idea llnocnoh InHcrtlon $1 50 .a line per nionth Nothing t ihPii for l < "is llian - ' c " TTus7s TN"ALL PARTS OF 'ihoO r I ) u Is tompniy , 100'jFir- 6X7 D1 AND --ltOOM APARTMENTS , VON DORN hlockUlii Htenn , nfuxiiLis icaulieil Hill S 2.'d - 5H8 _ _ I > - FOR IT.NT 7-HOOM MODERN 1T.AT , JJL.ui-o block Will S lithst .in T ' FOR KENT 10-ruoiu lioum * 111 modi rn 1m- J 'protcniuilH SHHUiillilOlli slioct ] iniiln"J"ill ] Chit IBO ailitl I Do-nooM "cdrTAOE MoDERNrriibici : IN Sllinfonl Cli-clo C E Elsulltoi.'JOl llcutiliU r > K-UOOM HOUSE , MODERN NEAR 1II1SI- run model lie Applj01 lit o Indldlni ; 7" > I nl-OR RENT , NICE 1'IVE-ROOM t-OTTAC.K , + 12 00 Imiuln ) loom .111) ) , New York I.lfo Imllillnir M7IPI l i KOR RENT" FLAT 7-itooMJ CORNER , J'wltb nnii < 701 S Kith HticcL Ch irh's W. IlallerNo 511 Pixtoii block IHO sll fS--ll > ROOMS MODERM CHOICE 'LOCATION , I'll l * low L S bklmiPi IIP NY Hlfo : WO DD-.ROO.M COTTAOi : ALSO I OR fi IIMFUlt- nlnliiMl rooms all modi rn hi uittfnl lawn and nlmilc N E toi 2-d mil Ml mil stiPi'ts 411 D1IOTE' . UU'lIELlLir , FURNISHED I ITII Mri'i'l n. .u DiHlfO I'll lilt s\V II illpi 51 IP ix- loii bloi k. M I'.U ) ' . " I- > S.01''CAPirOLVENfE 7-ROOM OOITAGE J-/liiiinU 2l > l Mlllol iMinm MIO'll' ' I ) -.I-ROOM IlTjlJbE iWufitlTsini "D on Tn7 fij'l ' iT KoTT HUNT ' 111''I CALirORNI V 7-RKM ) L/lioilst * . hoi and co'datcr ' , liilli , v\ Her ilnsit , Iinn.H ' , 1 luniln , ill In llixt-iliss shipu t-"DO lurmoiilh G G Wall nu , .IU J J. liiuun - blK , lillb and loml.m 55. 1 .1) I-UOOMTO ITC11J , I HO I S 1 ITH STREET . 15 1)0 ) , I niom coil IL-II li 17 N 25lh sin ft * - < 00 f. loom colt nr" - ' . ' . ' " . Ohio sluel , tP.'l'O ' liuinlio jilrt.'t < S Ihlh stun 5' > 1 II Tl-STEAM , rE\TRAL , HELTIIY MODERN 4 Ito 7-room brick housi h Tl ? nil , 2.'l North 2 till wired 517 .11' DMODIIRN MX-ROOM HOUSE .I.MO OASS slrcM'l 1 Irsl-cl ihs 11 pilr Flno neighborhood Clu IP logooil ten ml E A Niirlhup tivdipl It A M Ity ! 2LI ! ! : > l\ 7 IIOOM HOl'Sl ! INQUIRE 11. ' ! JACKSON .1 'Hlroet. M'lliO T-j- FOR RENT , 10-ROOM HOUSE 1721 DODGE /Enquire mixl door tu 1.I1H Fani unM"i7ll 1 FOR RENT NEW I-HOOM t'OlT D VfJII. TOR- m SOihanil bihli'i. pellnrolsiurn , cllu HIT 1 niinlrnni'M ilnoi or l.tlH Firn mi M570 1 TT FOlTTtENT MODERN"STlOOM H01TSE 2220 /ChlP.tKi'Hlivi'l ' i llloo , RhiBwalt , llirki rhlock Mil.tl 2 10-ROOM HOUMfALLMODERN CONVENI- 3) - r ii ; its , b.'US 'onli | lUth Bill it. (151 2 * DTWO rOTTAOF-S. IN GOOD REPAIR , lot atlon coiiMtnlpnti IXMII modnriU ) Emiuliu 11)15.Sonlh ) Ullli Bln > . 1. MOllJ 2' 1011 BENT SUKNISHtD ROOMS. I Raton Ikca wonl flisl Inwilliiii , loa woixl Iliuru- ntlu , Noihliii' 1 lid u for less Hi tu 25v 1. > - HJUMslir.ll ROOM \\ITII ALCOVE FOR Vctmluimn inoUerii loiuenli IK IM.C.U Noilh2.li ! M7 I0 _ I ? MIRNISHED ROOM WITH ALCOVE. SOUTH r.d'otit : nlsoHIII.ill locjiini with or without boinl tlTM Itiiiyhl _ Nii 2110 DoimliHHticpl 041 15 FIXE FURNlbllED ROOMS -.003 HURT ST , 7lil si' 15E. 15E FU11NIMIKD RCXMs Foil GENTLEmen - men Old ) S.'Jboulh VUtli slivi I Ml 10 E. iLKGANT : FURNlbilED KIUJMS 15J2 HO\vT . , ixl , 5IS .s.'rt1 -NlCHLY FURNISHED ROOMS 'aurtly. ' H'S-l ' DoO.-p , - l\ - MJ5I' FURNISHED S- Paa.orn IMirk , ouiar Hue. Uuli UIP , AddivunP S7 , Paa. t- ' FRONT SUITE , AL&OSIDB 11002017 HAR- l'jin.-y l. U2' iTL Trv-FORNISIIKn UOOMS , 1017 Jt iil. ' CAPITOL _ V- Mil < " aJO' KJWor on UNFURNISHED ROOMS JWor llchl hii. , II U b JJili kliv < 't TOR RENT FUHNISI1ED ROOMS. rnntlnitfft , P A R LOII A N I ) 1IKDROOM. A I > SO OT1 IRIS rooms , slpam lipal. "Oil Souln lUlh strpet nil lloor Mill' . . ! FURNISHED UOOMS AND BOARD. DOLAN.a09 AND 211 N 18TII ST. 17-NICCT.Y FUUNI'IIIED ROOMS AND HOARD i. at Iho WcbslPr , 510 and CIS N. lUlli nl _ _ _ _ _ _ 170S1J * 1/-YOUNO WOMEN'S HOME UNDER CARE OF JLoni in'sClirlBltaiiassooI.ailon , 111S 17th HI ir-FURNISIIED 1100M1 WITH HOARD , UF.F- JLtrences. 2 11 Farnarn nt. 6541' 1-NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS , SINGLE OR I PiisnltH , with l ) anl Ik-slnblo location. Rpf- urpncos oxclnnin d 2IJ7 II irnpy sttxpt. M609 1 * Ijp-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS , VERY PLEAS- L ant , homo liblimo Icralu rales Hi.'I Fnrnam , ' DF.SIRAHLE IIOOM AND HOARD IN PRI- \atnf.amlly. 70(1 ( N llMh 573-5' -NICELY FURNISHED UOOMS WITH HOARD , Indoor cnaullc. 20 ' 0 llarney street Mllll S * -LAURR IIOOM WITH 110AUI1 VOU TWO JL luiolicrs , nlso mil ill room , inwlcrn lonxinl- 3HCPB , ( J 1)0 ) p i u PI k. CM N aid Ht. tiJU ll' 4--iuiv iiu u ItOOMS. WITH FIRST-CLASS JC bofinl. 11 1 Smith 2llli ( street Mil. ! I il' "ir 1 LARGE SOUTH ROOM WITH ALCOVE , JL also ploasanl nouaru room , wllh bo ml 2510 Dodsu st. 05 1 II' FOR RENT UNFURNISH'P ROOMS Rates. 1 W P a w enl tlrst Insertion , lc a w ord tlioro- nfter. Nolhlnj ; I ikcii for les-j than 25c Miiii-sui' G FOtlll JIODHUN UOOMS. KlimT FLOOR , near inrk , verriloHlriUIo. 1.109 S U8lli ulroot MHIt ! G 5 CIIAMIlRItS FOR IIOUSKKKKI'INO TO Tmiin nnil w jfu , no chllilruii , hyilrant ami clsliun 310 N. 17Ui. Jtlj FOKRKNT STORES AND OFFICES. Ilatps , lOcnllnopach Insorllon , $1.50 a lluo per monlh. Nollilng I ikon for less Ui in 250. T-FOR RENT. OFFICE SPACE ON GROUND Adoor nl 170. FTTH mi slreet. MOJ8 X FOR KENT THE 1-STORY IIIUCK I1UILDINO DIOFanmiiiHt. ahnbutldluir Insa ilrepioof co- mpni b iit'iiipiil , poiiipleUsslenu hoitlmr tlxturns , wnd r on nil the lloors , t-aa , clo. Apply at llio onico ofTholleo. U10 1-OFFICESCHEAP. W1TIINELL BLOCK. 15TII lamlllaruey , MI11S10 * r WE HAVE SPACE TO LET FOR DESK ROOM J lo BOIIIO ( iLstriblii parly. Call or address. Wjckoff , Scam urn It llonedlct , 171'J Fiinnni Htn.Pt , Oiniliu , Neb f'10 1 FOR RENT. FIRST FLOOR OF 4 ROOMS J-oxcr our shoo storf. 1/H7 / DoiiBlis Btrcct. Frink Wllcox Co , 1515 and 1017 Douglas struct , AGENTS WANTED. Ilntps , lOca linn each Insertion , $1 fiOallnopor month Nothing t-iknn for less than JL'tC. T " WANTED. LIVE AGENTS FOR THE tonhole Hoiinupts. " a not oily for county and Rtito fdrs , blf seller , sample Co. Max Ernst , Clovcl mil , O M025 a * 1 IN EVERY TOWN IN NEHRASKA TO SELL ' article for Intlles' and chlldrcn'H wear C. W. Grceuo , Vatpinlso , Neb MbOl 5' WAN TED TO KENT ; Rates l ! < p n wont Histhmpi lion , Icawonl Ihcro- nfler Nolhlni ; I iln-ii foi lens lli.in Uf > o. K WANTED TO RENT , OFFICE SUITABLE for .k pin Hid in. AddicssP : ) llei ! 581 .U' WANTED , TO RENT A 1 TO G-ROOM COT- InEO In a t'oo.l nelchboihood. Address P J , lice. 6SO Jl _ -WANTED , IIY YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE , fumlsliiMt honsu for llio % \ Inler. AddrrssPIO , Hoc 052 .11 * K WANTED IIY YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE , furnished room with boirl lu private fimlly Address P 11 , Hee 05J . ! K IN PRIVATE FAMILY. EPISCOPAL PRE- fernd. bj Jlilllh. Must bo iLasou.lbly cheap. Good loc ulon. Addicsi P 15 , llio. Mob t 1 * STOKAGE. Rates , 10oa Hni-each Insertion , $ l.r r.i line per month Nothln ? t ike-u for less Ihau 23c Tl/r-STbRAOEWILLIAMbXCRObs,1211HARNEY / 607 STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS , cle an and cheap r lies. 11 Wella.llll Fanntn WANTED TO BUY. Rates IWp a wonl Or-it Inscrllon , lea w ord llioro- after. Nothlnj ? taken foi less th in J5c. ciicap "AildiPsbO'lis.caroIJeu " " "oil .1' ' XT WANTED eOOaONS2.r 'T'KAILSAND -L llirhl locoiuutlio. J. E. bextou , Crocker Hid ? , ban Francisco , Cat. M311 1 _ V WANTED \ FRE9I ! COW. JERSEY PRE- 1 > ferrul U 111 n ly i ash Dr. reiren , 1150 E isl Pluicu , Council lllntrs Ml > )8 0 FOB SALE FURNITURE. It HOB IWon wonldrstlnHertlonlea von ( tlieni- nfl ( r Votlilni ; t ilcn for less than y" c 0"FOR YilJNTCoif'sALBr l"K bT MAKE UP- rU-ht pi um Iiuiulro room aurf , Fhsl National bull FOB SALE HORSES , WAGONS.IiTO Rites lVip.i ( wonl tiint I'lseitlon lc.a woiillliero- nfter Nothln ? 1 ilieu fui h ss tlmn Uuc j ) FOR "SAT.U ClTiAP , A NTrE PONY PART ? J lnaiilro.it 1(111 ( Cmiilii.-tttii-el MSril IJ-lbTCLASS I10AHDING A. LIVERY WINDSOR X Htablcs , 1110 U.ucnpun , hloi.ifu forcari 15 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. Riles IHoiiutird llrstlnsi'riioii.lea woidllierj- aflei Nolnhis I iHoii for kis Unu25c -.l-ll-ini-l - - - . - . - JJ T .r-JJ J - . ' - - - - - _ - _ _ - _ XJU1I-.I- l Q I OR SALE A REGULATION SIZE 1IRUNS- u Ick .V II ilko bllll nil t ible , i ick.cni'S and h ills r.ierjllilni , ' In Ihtl-clasa shape. Address N 21 , Hen JU80. Q-FORSALECIIEAP LARGE FIRE AND HURO- 1 u pioof Hiif. ' also HIU ill tlioproof safe In- iiuiioul 1110 I'.irn nil Hlrcul , Mill Q"llRI'K. STONBANDr.lMIlER FOR SALK clip ip utr ird uln.ut scliool , b < - lccn llllh and 'Dill P S llili'ii WMJB IS ! ' Q-FOK SALE. LA1K.E JEWELER S MIRROR , Jote iblnct , in itrrl ilriHiiimd walcligl IHHC' ISP , enlliul } new AdilriHHPn UK ) MbS.'U 1 * Q-FOR SALE. I SET TINNERS' TOOLS IN- ( Indhii. 10-Inch Him ire she IIH , cheap foi cash. AtldiuHMOlIT , P.irolliu. MO.'O 1 * CLAIRVOYANTS Rains Iflo illnooifb Insuitlon , fl 10 n line per monlh Nothing liiUnn foi Iesslh.iu25u S-MIIS NANNIE V WARREN CLAIRVOYANT , i-ullablu business medium , ilh ye u al 111) N.I Dili MASSAGE. BATtlS , iiTO. Rites Irtoa llim < iii'li Innirlion $1 in a 1'nii iwr month Kotliln , ' UUt-ii fui h ss th in 25c t flt-MMK CARSON 1121 DOUGLAS .STREET , ID I floor , roum 7 , nusi.u-n , .Ocuhc riuli'hur mil sn il bitlis. Ml IS l * 'p-MME 7u'OWE , MAGNETIC 1IKAI iR"2rn : 1 Donzlas block MO 10 If 'T MADAJIESMiril , 50.'b. 1 ITH 2ND FLOOR , J Room I MIHSIJU , upor. alcohol stp-mi.snlphiir- ncaiid rtc.i o HUH. in IU ; ) 2 * PERSONAL. RnlPH lOcallnn u.ich tiisorllon , $1 'iO a Him per monlli. Nolhlmr i iltuii lorltss ihiu2'io. TTu ! " SS\OETltEATMENT lHii:7"VlTu u mal hilhs. HPilpand h ilr Ireainunt m inleurii nnilLhlropodUi Mm Publ.JUlVuS JJlh.U'lllin.'ll lilk 1(14 ( MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE. It II H , lOo a lluo each tmwriioii , $1 51) ) a line pur monlli. NollihiK ukmi for li si Ihau 25c \\r LO\NSON IMPROVED \NDUNIMPROVBD it city iiroii ) > it > , ( DIM ) anil upwards & lo oj.j per icnliiuduliH WFa'iiti | < iibiiillluVCollJJO 1'irii LTn ( .01 \ \ rANTIIONYLC1ANNDTRUSrcO 'URN Y Llfp , li'iuls at low rilisforcholeosifiiiirliv on Nubii k land luw ifuniHOi Omahiclt ) pii > | Mit > H07 Vl7 liioNKYTo'LOAN AT LOWEsT UATKi. > i Ilit-O F.Dixtifi ) luOjl'.irnaiustrp l 001 A\r MONEY Tt LO VN AT LOKJf R V i'Ki OV ( M impiOMsl and uiilinpiouil Om di i ival i.slil > , I loftipar * Fidelity TniHt CD nojFirntm M)3 ) \ \ OENl'RALLOVN A-TRUbT CO , | | KK HLD3 \ J _ _ i.US \\r50l ) 00 TO * l 3001) ) TO LOAN 1 TO .1 > ' JIMI-MOII liuin'O\cil OTI lln tviliHUioorfar.n lands K. C Uai vlu A Cu . 204 Shoolj blot'c MM10 W -MONEY ' 1X > LO\N AT UIJERKNT RATKA Appl ) tu W H Mclklu , Flr. < t Nation ll Ilk lilil , ' * ' ' \V MORTGAGE IX3AN3.1 A. BloRE , 4o HKB V > ' T IJLU t. , ' * U ) > . ' , 1lc line i-ich Imwrilnn $1 50 n line per month Kollilni ; Inkpn for IPIM lliiu J.lc. . LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SB- A-ciirilyt Blrlclly oonflduiillat , A. K. Harris , room j Conlliipnial block 47 Y-.NKINKY TO LOAN- A. Ui-will lend von nnr nnm whloli you wIVi , mnill or lanrp at the lowtmt posslblo MIPS , liilhs quickest pos"lhlo lime nnd for any le-nclh of tlnn 'o suit you You can p iv II back lu tuoli Install' inpiils nn you wish , when jou wish , ami only pay for Hnsloiitt asjonkee'p Ik You can borrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS , HORSF1 WAOONl ANDCARRlAOES , WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS. MERCHANDISE OR ANY OTHER SBCUR1TY. Wllhoutpubllcllt ornmoil of property. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. HOI ) bOUTH llifll STREET , first floor ntwvo thn street , THE OLDEST , LARGLST ANDONLY INCORPOR ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. X1)0 YOU WANT MONKY ? WowlII loan sou ANYSUM jou x\lsh on your ! FURNITURE PIANOS. HORSES. WAGONS , . CARRIA01.S WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , pic. ! Viag\\u \ prompt allenllon lo all applications , , nnd will c IITJ j our loan nslomrai jou wish. You c in rediicn Iho cost of c irrylns your lo m by a p wmeiit al any UIIIP. There Is no pub- ; llcltv or n men al of propi rtv. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO . ' . Room 4 , Wlllini'U block , : M71I Cor ICtli and Ilarney St. : BUSINESS CHANCES. Itatis.lOoi line i-icli Insertion , Sl.noi Una pir inonlli Nothing takun for less th in 'J.'o. r WANTED OOOD ENERGETIC PHYSICIAN Addrt-Hsl/ock llox"l , Herlrand Neb 411 \-ANY ONE HAVING A STOCK OF GENERAL merchandise from $1 000 to W 000. who wishes to ru-illzo from It al once , can llnd a purchaser by - - - ' -U , lleo. ill I torY Y-CHANCES. 1IOX 874 , SHENANDOAH , IA. O.I7S27' . ' IN NHIIIIAS- JL k.i for R.ilo nt a b iri ? lln. WoHluru Ilnsliutss ABUICJ.SION. T. L buur. Y FOR SALE OR RENT THE STOELTINO lloli 1 111 Piossor , Ad Una Co , Nob. Applv lo J. K ay , llaslliiBS , Neb 41582.1' Y-rORSALKORTllADK , nilST-CLASS DUUt } Btorb ccntnllv lee lo 1 , trooJ cisli budlnnss O. W. 1.1' . o Hey MH TO HOY. snr.L on JJXOHANOE. clu.necH. ro il t-Blito or Umds Apply to West ern HinhiUHH Asenoy. Sill N Y. L. bid ? . M8U1 S3 Y WANTOH-l'AUTNKIt , KITHEIl SILENT OU nctho , wltliciHb.tocirrVKrilii In Crntrjil No- bnlHli i , r.in Imv ( .huip Oood proHpucl to doilbli ) money Cipiclty torllfty thousmd bushels. Ad- ilrcss.O II , llt-o. laO FOR TALE FOU _ CASH , A WELL LOCATED coed pi > hiK driiB store Koisoiui forBoltlii poliifrlnlo whoieailo business. Addi.'ss O K't Boo 40.UL- . r-7IEST PAYINO MEAT MAUKET IN THIS . clly for silo or rent. Cill.lt 'jUJ lllomlo Htruet Sf,7si5r V-7 BOO 00 PAID TO PARTY rORNISHINO 115(10(100 ( ( 10.000 acres ROOC ! 1 md. DIM ! can t bn Indwhcn inonoVBCtsoasv. Oet pi.tlc- til.irs. R. A. S room JJ4 Chamber Commerce MOJ5 Y-WANTED TO LEASE , ELEVATOR IN eislirii Niuriski , 01 wpslcrn Iowa whpro Ihero is a ( rood corn crop. Address P. O Ilex 100 , Crouton , Ne-b. MO.11 12' AMUSEMENT CIRCUIT. ON ACCOUNT OF coinpinvciiicpllmr ditofilr wick , Sc-pt 20 to 2.1 , and b il mco of circuit , opni to a small but Kood allr ictlon Address Prof , lilshops Amnso- mentClrcult , Slierldan , Wjo. Mi 2.t 2' "DRUGGIST WANTED 10 OPEN A DRUG and pilnt store. No competition , a Hplendld opining for lniHllur. Address P. M. , llullnlo Gap , SU Ult.U' FOR SALE , AN OLD ESTABLISHED COAL business , comenltnl locallou UariMln for FOB EXCHANGE. Rales , lOc a line pacli Insertion , $1 50 a Una par month Nothing tikoii for loss llian i5c ! 5r 6wTn KAYfSfs lN NHI Aliuid I ) ikoli. Will sell clieap or i > \cli IIIB for mdsi : .lioisosanJcilllo Adil.boxTO , riankfoil InJ ol.t CLllAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSI1 WILL take it , il oat Homoney. Uox.'JJ , Fianltfort Ind 1.1.1 r-ti rnoimoiti noooo DRUG AND SUNDRY /Jstock nut lixlineHfor Hah1 , or would trulo for cleirlnnd . liiMoirick , Niliico. Hlinilllon or Polk loimltts - Aildri ss , Loclc Uo < 4I > J , Cuntrit Oltj , Neb U05-I1 * < / HUSINESS I1LOCK , GOOD TOWN IN EAST- A/ein NobriHki for stock mdse Address P. O Ilex lOii , Creston , Neb Mrililb-i ( * V TO KXcilANOE , HOTELS IN OOO I ) LAND /JK.IIIHIH nrokpn Iluu .mil Cm tls , Ncbi isk i. for well lotalul , iluslribla fnnu liimlH Will IHHUIIIO incinnbnnco or piy cish ilHTercncu , Aildipss DriWLi 15UJ , Lincoln. Ntbnnk.1 M".18 2 ' / . 'TTlBAD'aOOO ' YOUNG ll6nSES "rdR DRUG /-JstoUt Wrllo If you mean business L , 11 500 Nortli 1'lltlu , Neb. JI5JO 'J * rTO EXCHANGE , TJO ACRES OOOD LVND 'Jfor stock of inorLliandlse. Address C. K YOIIIII ; , fahbn mill ) ill , Iowa. 040-5 * l/ FOR EXCHANGE , $4,70000 HOOTS AND /Jshoes , PI in slotk , foi cleir faiin Owner , lOJINstioet Lincoln , Neb MMil . ! FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. Ilatps , 10o a line Pich Insertion * 1 'iO i llnopor month Nothing liken for 1cm Hun 'J" j ARMLANDbC r HARRlbON.UU N. Y LIPM B UY LOTS IN STOEPEL PLACE Che ipesl .an I beat lots In OMAHA. Special prlco and tprinsto HOME 11UILDKKS Stonpol Pl.acn los ( will alwiyn Uv 11109 In prloi for Iho cliv must KIOWvcnlvanl Call on or iU- ilrPHS W. A Webster. IQj HOP bid ? ill I ' _ 1/AKM MORTGAGES. 0. F. HARRISON , 1)1. ) N Y Life. " BARGAINS-HOUSES LOTS AND FARMS SALE orlrado F 1C Dirlhiir , 1) ulcer bile. M ( Jl \iriIY NOT INVEST YOUR SWINGS IN A ' > nlco liiiiuu' I am offering a KUO 1 0-room housu nnd h df icru lol for h ilf their \ iluu. This Is a snap ] John W Kobblns , ouner , 210 lloo HliU. .131 S21 Ij'OU SALE I. Good farms Ih il ronl for $2 00 per acru cish for land In cultivation. Prlco * - ' ( ) 00 per aero Also , Hal ninth it lent for Hli iroof crop Prlcu $ > H 00 to $15 00 per aero. . Also Good imlinpro\cd land al $500 to $1200 per acre1 T < nns l-.1oash. bilmco hi antiuil paymonls 7 | ) er 11 nl InlpreHt Llbe.alconimttisloii fhen acnls D H lyes No illO 1-2 Soulli 15th Hlreel , Omaha , Neb \\TK OWN IIY FORECLOSURE AND OFFER T onoof Ihii best pruperllpson Ixiwo n\t HUP all Ini ! nit Hli HIP 117 Iii1' ' front with ivir > thliu romphle ilhp honsn and him alonu coslbu' j-HI- OOO lull , at a inh. ' low i noiitrh lo Jusllf > a pinch IHU boh las an inxi Hlmpiit It Istlw IM'HI ptoputj liiOmibi for llm inonov Look 11 on i Inside mil out Insp > cl 11 elosjli It will bo sold at.iirreitH icrlllen This Is an oppor tunity of vonr lid ) luiri t one of iho mcmi homllfiil nhldenipsln Omihaforless Him 50 pui ce-nl of llsaetii iliOHl Call and wu will show jou this property with Jiluattiire dLOHE LOAN .1 I RUST CO , llllh and DoiUu Htn ets M401 ,1 ACRKb JUST THE PLACE FOR A HOME , I HI irtown Dl.lNmv York Llfo Ji.n II \VANTIJD HAVE CUSTCIMER FOR SJIALL " IIDIIIK hi t asj niich of CathoUii suhool simih piiuifiltj pipftrnd Wilt piy * 7oi > tu * i ooo. all c.lhh Si o nut this \\ii\t \ G G Wallaen ,112 Ilioun block llllh and Douirlas 5712 I70R SALE IMFROVEiTpROPERTY PAYING 1 12 pertint a jcir. will t > ll for * 7,6o ( ) jiirt llmo pirtirood notes pulmimcj Thlslsabir- iraliii will st mil IiiU'Htlk'aUon Ames , Real Est He , 10171 arnam 572 1 13AROAIN , 210 ACREa GOOD LAND. EXCEL- I'IcullinproKMnpnls ( ciops , ntart'ood lown S D hmltn Cairo Npb ill" , l' l OR SALE OR TRADE A CLEAR , IMPROVED 1 lliOmro farnH nilli-H from R R million Ad 1 Uox A , Aiiiuilinu NPb lil'.l-l- ' R FOR SALE. H Ritcu , lOoallni'incli Insirllon$1.50 n line per lonlb Isolhln. I tki n for luss III in . ' 'ic. 8 PER CENT MORTGAGES FOR sALB , SKOUH- liyabsoliileh safu. Amos Ko.il Ksun , i.-cny : 1017Jl\irjiam _ _ 'M31J nuTu TW'ADE OMAHA CITY MORTO WK nutllni ; pm clmbura irool rate of Inlorajt. MH in of fiuiliilOOIIUup , fornald Ul UluJl J , > u .V Tr Ml f'u , Ifitli.md lole , O n ih.i. , . i'.irtkjil.irj on . \ < > plluillou . * -MTill 'IU ) SMVLL OR LARGE INVHSTOUShOMK , 1 very cliolcu Hicniltlus ,110 iLTi'i'i" ! at an illti U'l- _ hodlseimil } Iloiuts , u in uili inoitjiKua 'te absoluli-b Rill uilh'u I liuinlr > o ( John 1) ) ilu i u n- lni.lxl.ll biukiir , 'ill N V 1,1 fu .IJJ.H l " I ORSALE bOME GOOD K Hill III ) VIRHE MORT- I eici'H on ull ) pi OIMM lyp.iyli lUpcrctuii , no Ixtlor InUHlnic'tit AddixHH OwnorvUK'i'lleii. t * 67U * \riLL PAY H I'BIl CENT roll fJXlbO UU FO 1 1 umijpai ard.aii upcurlly , gl\o. llrat morlf.ik onbUttlmitH properly uorlh' lS.UOOUU , Ullixiip r- ' fpct For pirtlvnliri 'Mil un ur .ulUnr > ) llirrls , WANTED. W.OOO 00 ; XAN. 10 PER' 'CEN . " tlrst inortiauo , ImproMxt proikirty , nun l'NT. . Addn-m O 6'J , iJoo. " . wVfl. : l' * . . . . . . BIIOItTIIANDANJDrjYPJbiWRITINQ. li.ato , 1 oo .a line o-ichdijinhiivi $ i 11 a lln D monlh Nolliliit tnken fjjij than site. YOUNfJ LVDIES AND MHNTLHMKN PAN SOON npqulro.a workingkimnnilroot Kliorlti.vitt nn3 tyiwwrltlnir nt A ( XVautjinlft * chool of short- Innd. 51.1 N. Y. Llfo. Tji.pxrllcrs to rent. Did fJMlE I1KST 7'LACE T/SJllEARN SHORTHAND -Innd iyivrltlmr Is at Tnio Omaha Commercial collPCP , Wrlto Ilohrbonrtt IJros. for cnl tloruo , Oin-iha , Npb j > 3111 S.'U LOST , m < s n wonl first Imtprllon , lo a worJ thcrpaftpr. Nolhlng lakpti for less Hi m ilSo. T OST-LADY'S foLD WATCHAND CLUN. ± J < mrravwl M. IR-rt on Insldp , belween ll.arney ami Chicago on UUlu llyluru lo 412 N lOlh. C40 31' OST\FRIDAY , AtJOUST 2i1. SMALL RED muloycow Return 0 ( > 7 Soiilh filsl Htn-iH and reccllo n-wanl. 5SI ill' Rlt"9 , 1 Oca Htm pich hmcrtlon , $1. 0 a line pe-r month Notldiiff taken for less th m 25c. OW llAKEIt ( FORMERLY WITH . Jacobs , dLWlsiMl , 1 Her with M. O ManD , nndor- takLraniU'muilnicr , M16S lUtlisU Tol.0l > 0. 017 SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS. Ita'pH ' , lOcnllnopach InMonlon , $ l.in n Una par month Nolhlng t ikun for loss Ihau 2'c. UOYLES A. IIARII I ul INE\V YORK LIFI- : nriy thu 1 irtrost line of ivpo writers lu llio \\pHtnllini < iP9. 25 lo.T/i per cent sived on nil leiUlucmachhiPS. 212 PAWNBHOKtJRS. Rites , 1 Da a line paoh lnitcrtlon.fi SO a Una per monlli. Nollilmr taken for less Hi in 25c J \SONNENIIERO , " DIAMOND"nilOKER 1105 .DoiiRlassl. Ixiani money until imonds , wntchpa , clo. Old pold and silver botiitht Tol. 1BS. Hid SCALES. Rales , lOc a line each Insorllon. $1.50 a line par nioull : . Nolhtns laken for less llian 25U. ATEW A. SECOND HAND SCALES. ALL KINDS 1 > Addix-ss Harden A-Sulk-okCo , Lake si , Chlcaco MUSIC , ABT AND LANGUAGJKd. Ratps. ISJo wonl llrst inserllon , lc a wonl there ifler. Nolhlns taken for lesH th m 25c. G F. OELLENI1ECK. 11ANJO131'ANDTKAOIIIJR 1810 Clllfornl I Hlri-Ol. 'J14 j 111 : Ki.Ai.rv INSTUUJ1ENTS placed on record August 31 , 18'J.I : WAllllANTY DEFD3. 0V DoLnmitro and w Ifo to O I ) T.KW o. houtb i02 ! foot lot 3 , Uhnllmin's addle u Ilydo Park , lot 17 , block 3. UrolKhton Heights 1,000 G A and 1C I.lmhiiust to 1'olor and B Swnnsoiii lot'JA Mndiiuest1 ! ) snbdlv. 700 WI lloopi-s to It .1 Ilnpucs , west 25 feet of lot 4 ind oust < i > { feet Of lot c , bloolv.3 , To-itor'sadd 8,000 C V ! Iliirrlson to Htta ll-irrlson.lots 14 , and 10. block 3 , lots 15 and 10 , block 4 , lots 22 , 24 and 20 , bloi'k 7. lots ll ) , 25 and 20 , block H IVUuiman 1'lacc , lot 1. blocks , lot 10 , block 30. Ambler - blor I'lnco , north 22 foot of east 72 feet of lot 7 , blocks , and pirtof lots 0 mil 7 , blouk _ ' , 1st add to bouth Omaha 4,000 r K Darllnuand wife to A K DirlliiR , lotSl , block 1 , Kount70 4th add . . . . l.&OO iil7 : ibeth Moses ami husband to 1'niil Uuuol , east H of lot 7. block 12 and east 'J of north 5 foot of east C'J feut of lot a , block a , Hxch uiBO Placo. . . 200 ( JUITCf.AlM 1HHIH. A n Lowls ami wife to Mujn il Imost- montcompiuy , lots 0 aud 10. Lowls bubdlv , 1)1 11)3. a A lleiinottshorllT ( ) to W R Morris , undivided " , of lots 1.2 and 12 , block 10 , DwlKht & Lymnn's , add. . . . 290 Total amount of transfers $ 10,741 lew York losi ' Tor nil Cfcronlc Nervous - , , Surgical , Privale and Special Diseases nl botlt MEN AND WOMEN. Stricture , Hydrooolo , Varlcooelo , And all other I roubles troiilod at reasonable cbarjes OONSULl'A 1'ION ritEE. Gallon PUTNAM DOUGLAS ( BLOCK , 16th AND DODGE STS. , OMAHA , NEB. Opposite llayiltin Urns. PRESEBVE ? 0 R EYE SISHT. - TJSB - < S Bra Co. RHILWHY TIME GHRD Leavns ICIIIOAOO , Ilt'lU.lVGTON.V. Q | Arrives OmillM I Dupol lOlh nl Mi ion SIS _ Oimlm 4 20 pm Chlpacli Vimllbiilo. . fl 00 am 11.15am Chlc.mli IXpicss 0 50 am Chicago Expie'Hi 4 'J.'j pm 7.17 pm . . . Chicago A. low a Lot il 5 55 pm Lei xoiTT 011 ih i | I Om 111 1 ' 10 15am . Dou 11 21 .mi 10 15am , liiid oed Express 4 00 pm 1.50pm 4 00 pm I ) 50 pill Nnbi m't i Looil ( KxcjcptSim ) . U 50 pm .I.lnroln Loc ll lE'Conpl Sunl ll in nn LeTuTsT mile ViWrTT'A I'Atf A rrl von Om ilia I From the E IHI 1 Omaha Union Depot Klt'i i , Maioy Sis 10 .11)11111 ) . All mtlf Express . II 0(1 ( pm t 00 pm NtliriHka.St HJ Lnltol I ) 00 nn 7.10 pm . Nlirhl ExpniHH 7 55am 7J5 00pm .Win 1ft'HF.ltr Limited i ! 00 | mi fiotiw I ClIIOAGO , R TT& I' ACICIO Froili " Wesl 1 [ Union Djiot _ | loth . _ jI.ircyhta | \Vest 0" . . . . , . Nobi iska Si tin LmHwl .1 50 pm . . . . \SorlilH I1 ilr LlinttuJ I 40 pm 04 * ! tun I KiiisisC'itj Dt\'Exiin ' > ss I HIHI inpni K C NhrhtExp vt'iU P Trans lO.lDpml . , bl. Louis llrprcss . . . .1 X-oiuirf "UNIOS't1 , Oimliq i lUiilon Dupol 1UU , 1)61161 UPIIVI . . . , 1 ! 1H pm . . . . . .OveTl.liHl , 4 l.'ipm UoalricoA-Strot ' 0 40i > in Pacllln . . , , OJ10j.n . . Dunvur F ( t M HI . U. p. Depot .niif.Maroy bla | Qmalu S.IOpml .Tchlc.asrol'Nliross . .I 9 11 aoaiiij ChicisoIVfliress . . . . . .l 600pm P IVCS T F E A MO VALLEY Arrlvoi Oninlnl D. ipiwl . 15lh and Wpbslor Sis Oninli nonm . .Dialwool F.xprm 4. n1 ; pm &o am ( Ex SUHVyo. E\uKt. ( Moil. ) 4 51 pin . . . Norfolk ( K * K ) -0 an . . St. P ml K 0. ' Leave * I CIlICAOoTv NOIIT1I WESTN. ( Arrives Oninhil U P depot Kllliijt Marcy M \ Omaha 11)40 am . Chic . 0 ( ) " > pm 4 O'ipiii Yi silhnlu l.lmll.K' . 0 20 am 7lilpm Eistern I'lym 2 Ifipm U 55 pm . Chic. P.ibS 12 .15 p n Leaves I MISSOURI PACIFIC. Arrlviw Omahal Depot 15th \VubslerSls _ jOmali i 12 llpmT"St Loidsi : 0 00 am ' 10011pm . .SI 1,0111s Ex. 4 25 pm 6 10 pin | . _ Ni t r tsk i Luc il i. K 15 am Ixuies I C. ST. V. M A.O I Arrives Om iha | Depol Ifitli mi'l Wpbaltr Sis I On Kiln "h 50am " "bloux City 'Accoiiimod illon ilOlpm 1.15pm bloiu I'lty ( K < Sun. ) I.40 pm 5 15pm .bt. Paul LtmlUHlK U 25 a n J5 JO P u Uuiurnon 1 * i ( Ex. Sun. ) H 15 am SIOUX CITY 4. PACIFU Arrlvus Omahal Heiiol , 10 ami MaruySls. I Oi'ialiq U45am | hloux"cuy I'abHoniiir 11020pm 400pm | St. Paul Express 110 00 am Omaha I Dupol , ISlhiud WjUHlcrdla 'd 4 5 pm I . . Si . I ll''uiin 6 43 pmj i UmUnq | &am OMAHA , < . 3lVUUlS lArrlveaa Omahal U P Di-pot. 10th and Murcyl Omali b _ 1-yuiaCaiuiou IJall | l TWO WAILS FROM WYOMING Oil Entc3 in Ono InsUnoa Oanso Shippers to Shont a Protest. SLICED PAY PRECIPITATES THE OTHER of the llnll l.nnlIUo A Nnkli- Tllln Slrlho UculliiB Itnnil Cuts \\UEOS In Two Oolnc * nt Union 1'u- cilia llcndiimtriort. Oil r.itos from Wyoming to Chtcneo con- tlnuo to bo u sotireo or much discussion niul not n llttlo ciitlclsinvltli the men Intoiostod In tlio oil llchls ot the northwest. At prosco" cut r.Ues per hunilrod on oil to Chicago from . . sl.io ; , which Is considered pro hibitive on tlio part of Iho capitalists Intoiostcd tu the development of the \V > online llohls 1-Uoly they hixvo c.illed the tittcntlon of the Burlington people to their situation and have asked lor a latu that would permit them to compote with ttiu Standard Oil company at Chlcatjo. Mr. Holilu'Kc , general nmnaKcr of the H & M. , speaking jesterdnv mornlni ? ol the aitlclo In Tin : HBK loK.udlni ; thu situation In WiomliitfsaidWu : h.ivo been nskoJ to make n i.Uo that would poinilt the Wyoming compnnj to compote with the Standard Oil people In Chlcugo , and have looked Into the matter a llttlo , but beyond this nothliiR has been done. The oil Holds are situated about eighty miles from Gillette on our road , necessitating a haul by wagons for tlmt dis tance befoio delivery is ninilo to the railroad company. Now the w agon haul alone would cost aa much as the i.illroad haul from Glltotto toChlcngo. To put the Wyomlngpeo. plo upon a competitive b.isls with thu Pcnti- sUvnnia oil Holds , we would have to make the haul for nothing. Whllo this mnv bo a fair pioposltion for the Wyoming people , It would hardly suit us. In order to cotiipoto with the Standaid people at Chteaco a pipe line would luno to ho built fiom the wc'.ls to Gillette on our lino. This would be com- pniativcty easy , us It Is all down hill , the water shed running to the not th and n good jourso could bo obtained by following the Powder lU or. , " "Wo have not looked over the wells for the boucllt of the coinpitiy , hut I bclluvo thoroisoilm piyingquantiticsinthat section if piped. It is useless to think of making rates that would put these people on an equality with the Pennsylvania Holds as long as the wagon haul outers into the consider ation. However , wo have t ikon the nutter under consideration. Beyond this nothing has been clono. " KXTKNIIU t llli ; LIMIT. Concession * Mmlo to Vlnltors lit the ITnlfnn Utiill l > n > by the KiiilrniilH. Citicvoo , Aug. 31. The Wcstoin Passen- per association today agreed to extend the limit of tickets for Utah day nt the fair six dajs. It was oiiginally intended that tickets sold from Utah tothe fair should have a llnal rcttun limit of September 14. This has now been made September 20. the vote on the pioposltion being unanimous. The t'cncuil managers of the Chicago lines and some from outside lines mot again today for the purpose of adopting a uniform policy of retrenchment and to foiinulato plans for the sjslomatio handling of any strike which might result in the policy of ro- ticnchmcnt which might finally bo adopted. A similar meeting was held about a month ago , but it was n failure , not a single eastern TO id being roptesonted. The meeting today was better attended , but was not much moie of a success , nnd nothing definite was done. Anotherniootingwill bo hold in a short limo. Iho Chicago , Burlington & Quhicy is now running solid tiiins from Chicago to Gal\es- ton The ti.lins herotofoio have not been able to run faitherthan Houston without change , but today the thst through tiain to ( j.iltoston left via the > iissouii , Kansas & Texas. The i tinning time is about fotty-six hours. ' 1 ho vast majority of Grand Army men bound for Indi.impolls from the west are conilncr via Chicago Instead of by way of St. Louis , despite tlipilifleicnco in i puoo. There is consiiloiablo dissatisfaction unions ; thorn , lumen or , at the length of the stopo\cr inhclcgc allowed in Chicago. tlln The State Board of Transportation has completed its answer in the injunction c.aso brought in the fedoial court by the Union Pacitic stockholders to restiain tlio board and the officers of the road from putting into effect the provisions of the maximum i.ito Iiu , and the document will bo Tiled this nfteinoon. Tlio nnsver in the main is identi cal with the answois flled in the cases brouplit bv other roads , the only material difference bohm the liguics as to the mile IRC nnd the tlludemls It is denied that con gress fan in nr.y manner abridge the iijlit of Iho state to control the null Dads within its limits so far ns local tratllc Is concerned , and it is claimed that the act of congress prohibiting the reduction of fares on that road until tlio not income shall exceed 10 per cent , ex clusive of the H per cent for tlio United States , applies solely to interstate tra\el and does not in any manner apply to the charges for the cairiago of local freight. An exhibit attached shows that the dividends of the road from 187. ) to 1884 ranged from ! 1 to S per cent , and aggregated annually from $1,20,1)75 to $ -1,2(10,768. ( The same allocations are made icgarding the Issuance of bogus.stoek to absorb - ' serb the cnoimous earnings , as wcro made in the case of the Burlington nnd other roads. Itoir from ItuwlliiH. A telegram received Inst nicht fioin Haw- lins , Wyo , stitlng that the omploji's of the Union Riciflo would not submit to the cut in wages which is bulletined to talto effect Sep tember 1 , but were willing to donate n. month's wages , was handed to an olllelal of the Union Pacifio yesterday. " 'Iho tolognm is incommohonsiblo , " said the ofllo nl , "In 'view of the fact that tlio reduction only inteicsts sal.uiuil people and not men walking on schedule Of course if it mi'iins tliat tlio clerks nnd others at Uuulinsaio illssatisllod with the tcduction w hy thov know what to do in such cases. Uho Union Pacific is not boiioiung any monov. but is loducin oxponuca wherever possible. The men woiking on tiains nnd in shops have not boon cut nnd no pioposltion has boon made looking to u reduction. Of course , I cannot see why the engineers , bialccmnn , switchmen nnd otl'ois ' should not bo reduced when we Imvo to stand the re duction. It is not a fair proposition on the pai t of the men , .mil they know it. If they woulil only itnciso the condition anil hccomo tliu company for a liltlo whlln thny would jsceit.iln the cx > iiditlon of the road and do just what wo aio doing , leduciug expenses " ' wherever possible" 'llirro .ll y Yet llo it Strike , NASHVII.T.I : , Aug. 31. The strike of the machinists and other shopmen ut .Louisvillo and ono or two other points along y > o Louisville & Nashville svutom has not yet had any effect on the local situation Train men and shopman are at their posts today as usual. Tomorrow Is the day sot for the confer ence between President Thomas and the > omploies of the Nashville , Chattanooga St St , I/ouU railway This meeting Is looked i forward to with grave intoicst by > i.lilt-old mon. It Is probable that the men will decline to act until the notion of the I ulsvillo & Is'ashtlllu is known to them. If the I oulsvlllo ft Nash ville men strike it is Intimated that thu 'NashUHe & Chattanooga will decline 10o touch Loulsvillo & Nashville lioight At'J o'clock there was nothing dollnitely known coiireinlng the talkoil-ol btilko ivy > all the omplojes of the f ouisillio A , Nash- illluiailiD.nl against the 10 per cunt icdtic- ttou In waeui. The men refuse to talk , but Ufa piovalllng impiesaiim Is that u strike will bupitluiud at midnight tonl Muuu B , Ala. Aug ill The machinists nnd mouldm. of thu Ijjiiwlllt ) iV Nashville load struck last night bcc inso ot the cut which : | goes into olTuct S iturday. The oil pouters and puluiursuml pilntois remain , but It is 1'oliovotl they will also strike. I > ) pisvn. | v , Aug. HI.Iho confercnco of thu l.outsv 1116 & Nashville trainmen this ig reaehni no conciusiou and no do- lji : was taken. The strike of . 0.10 shopmen , which took place yesterday , nddi to the seriousness of UIP Munition. Milling Hill. The possibility of a mooting of the transcontinental - continental lines on September 5 as an nounced last week Is by no moans ns bright as n fortnight ago , the Canadian Pacific refusing to Join thootlior roails on the ground that ns Jim Illil reduced the rates without consulting the "Canuck" ho can now restore them In like manner. Tiioro is considerable 111 fooling existing between the Oroat Northern nnd Canadian I'ncltlc , and unless ail the transcontinental lines unlto In a common agreement to restore Rites It would bo the height of absurdity for the other ro ids to go together. As It looks now , there will bo no mooting September 5. Aniitliiir I'nPIT Ittllronil , TOPKKA , Aug. at. Aitlclos of lncorK | > ra- lion _ of the Daiintn , Wichita A , Gulf Hallway company woie Hied In the ofllco of the secre , ? r of stnio today Tlio Incorporators are 10. II. Powell , a. W. Clomptits , T 1C. Mc Lean and W. B Cook oflchlta ; IX M Hawllnsof hjons ; O H Vlolett of Okla homa and ISdward Hocrmorof New Yoik Thoauthoii7od capital stock Is flS.OOOOOO. u is proposed to construct u line of standard gauge lalltond nnd tologr.iph from a point near Uunnlng Water , S V , through Ne braska , Kansas , Okl.ihomti nnd Texas to the Gulf of Mexico , an estimated distance of ST. PAUL , Aug. III. [ Special Telegram to TUB BIK. | ThoCht'-ngo , Milwaukee & St. Paul railway has withdrawn Its suit against the Omaha railway , growing out of con tested land grants where the Southern Min nesota , division of the Milwaukee crosses the Omaha at Pialrio Junction , Minn. By this action the Milwaukee road relinquishes all claim to title to the land grant , approxi mately 240,000 acres , valued at ? 2yoOOJO. Itomllliir < Jut WURPH III Two. HBVDINO , Pa , Aiip. 31. The Reading com pany has posted a notice reducing wages CO per cent. lank * niul Pin * . George McNutt of the Missouri , Kansas & Texas : ( "ICtity" ) system is in Omaha. The nikhorn will run two excursions to Comtland beach Sunday from Yolk nnd Norfolk , consolidating the trains at Fre mont. The lo.u Ing time nt both places is 8 a in , arilvlng at the beach at noon. Taking effect September 1 , prox. , the po sition of general baggage agent has boon abolished < on the Klkhoin nnd Mr. O W. Whittlcsoy transferred to other duties. The jmisdlctiun of the general pissonger depart ment has bcou extended over the baggage department , Chief Cloi k Schunnchor of the trafllc de partment of the Union Pacitic said yostcrday morning that the largest giain ciopon the Pacille division of tlio sjstom west of Huntington - ington was icady to move , and that outers lot cais were coming fn veiy fast The CacliiM.illoy , uliluli lies along the Snnko river in northern Utah nnd southern Idaho "J lus also a magnillcent grain ciop wtiich will bol nio\ed In the ue\t thirty dajs. W. C. Shoemaker , traveling passenger agent of the Baltimore & Ohio , was in the city vesloidav. Mr. Shoemaker s.iid that in tunning co.icli excursions to Ilaiper's Feiry or the other hlstoiic spots about Baltimoio thoi sold seat coupons , so that there would bean llttlo crowding , lln-h seat is nuinbuicd , and tickets are sold for the seat as well as tup , doing away with gioat annoianco and crowding usually attendant upon local ex cursions. Lovuomuark dives tonight , Courtland. -o FIREMEN'S FUND. Cuitodlniift Say Tlmt They Are Holding It for I'ature i'nymtmt- Second Assistant Ohiof J. J. Barnes said toCo a repoitcr in speaking about Mrs. Captain Cox's complaint : 4 ' This is the first that I have heard about thAt matter , and It rather surprises mo. After the benefit for the dead and injured firemen at the Fainam Street theater Man ager Burgess turned over to mo aSour share , ? 401 DO This money I placed on deposit in m- own name at the First National bank of this city subject to my order. " Hero the chief piodurod two ccitiflcates of deposit pavablo at any time. Chief i Barnes said : "I have been waiting for : a meeting of the Fire Kollof association to make my report and have them dispose of the funds as they biw lit. Wo only hold a meeting c\cry tineo months. Tlio last one was held in July , but as thu attendance was small nothing was done about this m itter. Chief Galligan can call n meeting at any time , nnd now th it he has ro turned fiom tlio coincntion I expect that no will attend to it before long. " iSl.in.igur Buigoss of the Fainam Street theater told a Bi iio | > oitcrycsteiduy thatho tuincd o\cr the pioccods of tlio benefit per formances at his thoitoron the evening of Juno 11 before the curtain went down. It was iiimoied jesteiiiav aftotnoon that the friends of the dead Hicnicn's families will call the attention of the Boird of Fho and Police Coininissioneia to tha matter. Mrs Cox si\s that the policemen raised a ? 10 puise for licr , which she giatofully ac cepted shoitly after her husband's tiaglc death. It is said th.it a mooting of the Firemen's Hcllcf association will bo hold at once to take steps for disposition of the fund Munagor Burgess said last evening that refeience to his books disclosed the fact that $401 'JO had been turned ovoi to the Hicinun's committee on Juno 11. ThoBickotts Umi lnCoiirtlnnd bo.ich. WORTHLESS CHECKS. J. V. Holland SnlnillcN n Is'iiinbiir of Onni- 111111 % on nn Old ( IIIIHC. James P , Holland , who advertised himself as a collector , with an ofllca in the Omaha National bank building , and whoso homo is nt B-iO South Nineteenth strcot , is a much- wanted man. if During the past wcok ho Issued a series of checks on an imaginary balance In the Com mercial National bank , realizing thereon quite a handsome llttlo loll August 37 ho called upon Mr G. F. nisassor , wrote a chock for 5 and a&ked that gentleman to cash it. Mr , J'ls issor did so and dopositcd the check to rns credit in the First National bunk. The teller thiow It out and informed Mr , KlHissor that nt least seven of Holland's worthless chocks were Heating about the citv. An investigation followed , It was ascer tained that Albeit Calm had cashed ono of the chocks for $7 and Adam nlorrell cashed another for # The icst of the victims have not yet reported to the fool-killer Inquiry at the Commoicial National bank rovealcd the fact that Holland had not kept an account at that hink for n long time. Holland's wife was soon nnd uppilsed of his ctookod work , Thu lady was s-hockod at the diselosuro and could scarcely believe that her husband was guilty of any criminal act. He had loft the cit > , ttho said , in quest of employment , but could not say where ho went An acquaintance of Holland , who claimed to knonr u good dpal about him , stilted that ti young lady vrnoin Holland had iccently shown some attention lelt the city the same day Holland depai ted Whether there Is any special significance In this fact time will develop. I3ulloon tonight ut Cuurtluiid bench. Coiiniifirclal Club. The Commercial club u permanently es tablished m its now quartois , and all mom- ours RIO desired and oxpootoii to make them selves perfectly at liomu thoio. The club restaurant is now opun , and Hit popularity is rapidly growing MenU nre excellently nnil oxpeilitiouily served , tind the indlcitions mo tlmt the restaurant will moro than moot the most sanguine hopes of tin odicen in hringln nll the mem bers together at the club rooms nt the lunch hour. 'Iho formal opening of 111' ) new looms will not take pltico until Saturday evening , ut which time a public reception will bo Khcn llulil fur George Johnxon was held to the district court \estcrday by the police Judga for burS - S arizing Lo.tlu Leo's pluco on Ninth street. AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA Dwith of W. B. Bell Causes Universal Regret - grot in the Mftgio Oity , SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK EXCHANGE Air * . MrUitrldn SniaOicrt Dnnlot nllli n llrrt ll.itlln > < > iiirl | of Domestic IMnoiiril lu cre-nan In Hoe Ifcrclpln Ulmrged Ullll AAVllllt ( lo l | > . William It Iloll. the uoll known stoolt iiior for the Cmlahy Pntklni ? rotnpuiy , ( Hod nt the homo of KlsitUtur.it 4"WI Bi > on axcnuo , Clilc'airo , nt 0 o'clockVoilnoiiliw Mr. Hull hml ronohotl hU VIA j oar 1 lo born lit l > ciMtur , 111. , anil wont to the stock jjixls m ClilciiKo llftoon \cars ngo. Tor n. few jtnis lie wont Into the commission business , hut wan later on imiiilo.Mul by Mr Aunoiir us bn.\cr. Kor the l.itt slv jc.irt lie \rt otn. ployed as hiuer for the ( Juiliitij P.ai'ldng fompanv In thts cltr. tlo was ronslileieil to bo OHO of the shrouilcst Iwior * at the South Omaha .umls anil uus well lilted anil highly rospcotoil ly all who KIIUW him or hail anv iiiMlliiK'9 with him. Ho w.iico prusttlont of the South Omaha M\o Stook exchange at the tlmo ofliU ilimth On the IMli of the present month Mr. Hell wont to ChlcnKo to consult a phjslclati about his health Wlillo tlu > ro ho was taken down with Bii-kness anil novcr lallltul. The burial will taKe plaeo in Chicago on Frliltiy uftornoon. A special mooting of the oxchnngowni hold jcstoritay aftoinoon to pass npitropi into ioso * lutlons .mil to tal < ooiiaiil/cd notion upon the demise of ono of their most esteemed niem- bctsAt At the inoctliiR It was decided to send a committee , consisting of George Jattkson , K O. HcdliiKton. U. IX Itognrt , Al Powell , M. H. Murphy , Prod OhlttenUun , .1. .1. Murphy and I. 1) McPiuland to toprosont the ox- chuuRU at the fuucr.il The committee -was cmpoHoicd to procure n suitable lloral ortor- Ing. Ing.On On motion the rlmlr appointed V. It. Wnllwoilc , P T. McGrath and Hruco Mo- nulloch n committco on resolutions. They piosontod the following which vroro adopted : Whore-as , It 1ms pleased an nll-\UM > nnd merciful rather to call from nctho work in i > ternil ; rest , our frhiml , follow iniiniliui and \icu piosldont of this pxchaiiKO , William II. Hull , and whllo wo bow In htiiuhfu sulniilsslon to Ills will , no c innot hut lit ploro tlio cutting down In lliolor ) of early ininliooil of ono whosit llfo was full of promise ; of ono who , by his iinlfonn Ptmrtesy , Kindness and ahsolnto fall ness , had onilo iruil hltniolf to all with whom ho c.imi ! In contact ; lluiioforu. be It Uo-ohed , Tint In thn dotuli \\lllliimlt. . Hull the ( ninth Omiihii Il\o Stock I'U'lmtiKo has lost . \.iluulilo olllcur anil molnhor , th it ( sach nniluxory ono of us It IM > lost it wnrin per sonal filejul and business nssoclalti and that \\on\tuiHl \ to tliu beionxpd wife , brother unit slstois our hoai tfolt. sympathy In ihulr loss of a Mud and tiuo husb.iml and biothur. Holt further I oM > l\ed , That as a token of the ostpoin In which di'coaMid was hold by the members of this OM'hanRo tliut HID ovohanso lull bn dr.ipcd In niDiirnliiK fur a period of tbli ly days and th it a cop } of llioo losdlntliins hosproad upon the minutes mid .in uiitfrosiuil copy of the H line bo famished to thu i.unlly of our deceased brother. James Landy and John McManoy were ar rested : \Vinlnesitay night by C.ipt.un Austin on a warrant oli.iitfliitf them with assaulting an old ' man named Cummmgs and a farmer mimed Joiiv Canty , who lives out near Gll- moro. C.intj claims Hint ho dtova up to Smith's saloon , on Twenty-fouith and Q streets , to get a drink. Ho loft Uummlngs and a hired man in the \vason Whan ho we out to the w.iijon ho sajs that J indy an McManoy lollowcd him out and as- siultedhlm. j ' The hued man was so tright- enod that he dio\o the team clear homo without , stopping and told Mis Canty chat her husband had been killed in South Omaha. This was about midnight , Mrs Cantv dio\o hurucdly hack to the city and found her husband nli\o but piotty badly dUli uiud. Thoio was .1 ( jenoi.il ion among all of the men Tlio testimony was \ory conflicting , but.lud o l owler was satlsllod that .in .iss.uilt had been commlltcil , nnd ho lined MoMaiiuy $ . ' . " > ami costs and Landy $7 and costs Tlio piisonors claim that Canty stalled the light by stiilting the Hist blow. Itlrtlulny 1'irly. When Buiney I-ovcil went liomo about 0 o'clock Wednesday o\ening ho found that a number of his fi lends and neighbors h.ulcon- giogatcd there lo help him celebrate the list nnnUcisaiv of his Initli. Allhoiigh ll was a suipiiso p.uty on liuinoy it was no less agiccablo to him , and he proceeded to niako ill hands enjatiirmsuhos as best ho could. Cards wcto Indulged in and there was an abundance of icfivshincuts Among these picseiit w010 Alt and Mis Klllott , Mr. and Mis fetccl , Mi and Mrs blateMr.and Mis. Taug , Mr and Mrs Wells and Mr Ilailson. Ouilng the evening the fi lends who had called presented Mr. I ovoll with a hand some easy chair as a slight token of. the esteem they hold for him as a fiioiul and neighbor Mr. Lo\oil has been employed ( M supeiintondent at the stock yards stablci lor the last six jc.ua and has a host of friends. Aim MK.iiokliiIIN Mud. Dm McGuekln and his wife had a pretty i\oly dispute yestuulay aftoinoon over ut the McGuckin hotel. The woman finally bo- amo so oniaged that she picked up a beer Dottle and tlieditat IXin's head. It was a fliuiight shot and took Dm sqnnro In the racoc.iusing thu blood to ( low ijuilo ftcelv. Mis McGuckin has not been living in South Omihaof late , but called down josterdayto > cu Dan on business. Jntri'iiii ) In Itucolpta. Tlio hog receipts for the month of August have been immenso. In round < numbers the looelptswcro HOXX ( ) which Is , 'tT.OOO moro than the icceipts In August ono jo.ir ago , mid about doubio whatthoy weie in 18U1 , Mnu > < > City ( liM < tl p. Ij. C. Gibson and wife roturi.cd homo last o\onlng fioni a month's visit which they spent in Michigan and Chicago. iSeldcn , who lives just over the county line , lias a tomato vine sovun and one-half feet lull , whirh lie Intends to exhibit at tlio Douglas county fair Iutouti\o Miles Mitchell and Miss Hello Hollow ay wore niairlod In Co-mcll Hiuffs. Mr Mitchell is agood olllter and will iccolvo the hearty congratulations and very boat wishes ) of a host of friends upon his let urn homo. J. r McAuloy was called to Fontnnollo , la , jestordaj , having leceivod a tologiam announcing thu sudden death of his wifo. They haio thieo Hiiuill ehildrcn When Mis. MoAulcy left hero to visit fi lends in lown she was in the best of health and in good spirits. Dick Payne , the colored man who ass - s lulled Jim Holmes with a knlfo and en mo near killing him , has nt last been gUou his freedom Hoth the ptosucuting wltnossos and the county attorney dropped out of the case and nothing was left for Judge Fowler to do except to discharge the pilsoner. ho special committee appointed at the last mooting of the taxpijers" executive committee Is Investigating all bonds of city olllcials As noon as completed the committee pioposcs to uubliih all the namoa of the endoisors They claim that some of them are not worth the paper they are writ ten enDive Dive Anderson says it has been reported to him tlmt Fire Chief Smith has boon pur chasing IIOKO fit thu listed price for tne clly and getting a 40 pur cent discount when the sanio was paid for Thu taxpayers' commit tee thinl. the city should have the benefit of thU discount if It is being paid to any ono A jopoit will bo nmduon the matter ut the meeting next Tuesday night lr Hi biggins , who was n few months ago appointed chief mlrrosioplst at this station , ie.uiheil word jtistorday that bn- glnnlnj' today ho would bo transferred to the Inspection dupiitment at Cuduhy's and that he would bo succeeded bv W , S. White of Palmyra , this state. Dr. White was ap pointed inspector some tlmn ago , but hat never lepoited hero for duty. Ho will no doubt bo on hand promptly in the morniiii , ' , us It is said ho Ims now iccelvod the appoint ment he was after in the first Place. Dr. Hk'glus will draw the amo salaiy lu hi * new position ,