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\ THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt .VlTDAY . , .TUiVK 29 , 180J.
8PE01RL NOTICES.
Aitrrrtlntmrntt for thrm column * will ! > lnk n
until 12 30 p. m. for the venln c anil until 9-ra
n , m. for the mornlni ? nnd Sunday million * .
Advertisers , by requesting n numbered cheek ,
fan have nnuwprii addreMod to n numl er < M let *
Ifr In enrr of Th B * . Answers no nddr s * l will
b delivered upon prec-ntatlon of the check.
Rate * Il4o word drat Insertion , la a ward
thereafter Nothlruf token far I CM limn 2Jc.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED , IIY AN EXPERIENCED MAN ,
position ns collector ! Al reference Riven. Ad
dress O 43 , Hoe. A-MCM 2J
A OENERAL ALL AROUND TAILOR AT 710
. N , lth Mreet , Omaha , Neb. Call before 9 n m.
I ' A Oil 29 *
WANTED MALE HELP.
eoMciTons. TEAMS FURNISHED ; INSTALL.
ment Rood * . American Wringer Co , 1W9 IIiw.
_ ard street. n M3L
AGENTS , BALERY OR COMMISSION. TUB
greatest ln\entlon of thn ngp. The Now Pnt-
ent Chemical Ink Hunting Pencil. Belli on
night. Work * Ilko magic. Agents nro making
$25.00 to 1125 00 per week , for further par
ticulars write Ilio Mnnroo Erasing Mfg. Co. ,
X 36. La Crow. WIs. 11-MI
I'USIIINO MI5N TO TAKE ORDERS TOR OLD
established house ; salary paid. Apply 15U
Douglas. H-M179JyH
WANTED , aOOD HUSTLERS FOR LATEST
fniit m > lllng necessity. Salary or commission.
Investigate thin. Simplex Dress Chart Co ,
Box tat. Kansas jplty. Mo. n M4S5 29 _
SALESMEN WANTED , TO BELL OUR GOODS
liy simple to the wholesale and retail trade ; sell
on Bight to every business man or flrm ! lib
eral salary ; money advanced for advertising
nnd expenses ; permanent position. Address ,
with stnmp , King Mfg. Co. , C 42 , Chicago , III.
WANTED. A FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITH.
Tor pirltculars write to Donovan Bros , Brny-
ton , Neb. U-M57I
"WANTED , A PIANO PLAYER ! OnilMAN
preferred. 11)3 N. 9th. 1I-M613
WE WANT THltnn ENERGETIC MRN TO
tnke orders In the city for thn "New Vapor
Him a Cover , " cisy seller. Good wages Terms
and samples C20 B. ICth st. Vapor Stove Co.
B-GI9 23'
WANTED. LABORERS AND TEAMSTERS
on n. & M. rallroail extension to Montana ;
free transportation. Kramer & O'Henrn , La
bor Agency , llth and Farnam streets.
D-M639 29
WANTRD , rillST CLASS BLACKSMITH :
steady Job for a good.'man : must understand
plow work. Address M. II. Matthlwcn , Su
perior , Neb. j B Mf.3 2'
WANTED , TWO GOOD CANVABSEftS IN
Omalm nnd Council" Bluffs ; High' school
ncholara preferred. Address r , 819 Third
avenue- . Council -Bluffs , ll 664 30
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOIJSR-
work , inquire 23 Dodge sttect. C M457
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED NUHSR
with references to cure for two-year old child
on a trip to the lakes for the summer. Must
lie neat nnd not under 19 years of ago. Apply
at K3 So. 20th Avc. Immediately. C27 :
WANTED. OIIIL TOR GENERAL HOUSE-
work. 20H Charles street. C MC01 30 *
WANTED , A WOMAN OP MIDLE AGD WHO
wants a steady home ; n objection in ono
child. Mrs. Allen , South Omaha City bikcry ,
21th nnd 1C streets. C 63l-23
WANTED , SPECIALTY PEOPLE AND
Chprus liillcit. Call at llerlln Kitchen , second
napr , cor. 15th street and Capitol avenue , at
oncu. C CSO-SS *
WANTRb. STUDENT NURSE , AT W. c7 A.
hoipltal , Council lllurfs. C COS C
FOB BENT HOUSES.
TINE FLAT IN CLOUSER HLOCK AT 703 S.
ICth St. ; range and all other conveniences *
t5Ocorge Clauser , room 2 , 1623 rarnam st.
D 911
HOUSES , P. 1C DARLING , BARKER BLOCK.
D CSO
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OP THE CITY. THE
O. F. Davis company , 1505 rarnam. D 87
S-ROOM COTTAGES , MODERN. CHOICE IN
Stanford Circle. C. B. Elguttcr , 201 Bee build-
Ing. D 583
RENTAL AGENCY , M7 BROWN BLOCK.
BLOCK.D589
D-589
CLBAN , COMFORTABLE. CONVENIENT.
mtiflernto rentals , best 3 and 4-room suites for
houackecpers only. References required. Also
f-Vooin suite In tpement\ 8. KA nt.
? i * D-490
KELKENNEYJtCO.R. 1. CONTINENTAL I1LK.
D-B91
FOR RENT , GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM
house 2621 Capitol avenue. B. 1L Roblson ,
room 7. Commercial National. D 860
TEMPLETON & PIEUSON. , Paxton blk.
< D-tS8
FOR RENT , DWELLINGS IN ALL PARTS
ot Omaha ; cell for list. D. II. Sheafe 432
raxton block. D M668
THREE-ROOM FLATS , P.EO. 1418 N < 17TH.
D-M8S7 JyS
FOft RENT , .DESIRABLE 10-ROOM , MODERN
residence , flrst-class In every detail'centrally
located. Rent , ( SO. E. II. Sheafe , 432 Pax-
tort blk. D M309
TENTS FOR RENT 1311 FARNAM ST.
ST.D3S1
> D-3S1
VERY FINE 7-ROOM COTTAGE AT RE-
dueed price : call nt once. Fidelity Trust Company -
pany , 1703 Farnam st. DHO
FOR RENT. MOD KRN HOUSE ; REASONABLE
terms. Enquire 1919 Dodge. D M440
B. B. CORNER 5TH AND WILLIAMS
streets , 10-room house , with good barn , paved
street , large erounds , ghrubbery , fruit , etc ,
cheap. Fidelity Tist company , 1702 Fnrnam
street. D M511-30
FOR 11ENT , DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN
Council Bluffs ; call for list at Omaha office.
439 Paxton block. E. II , Sheafa. D-MC87
FOR RENT * TWO IO-ROOM MODERN FLATS.
cheap. J. W. Squire. 2IS Bee blilg. D-S23
'T-ROOM ' MODERN 'HOUSE. 3ii CHICAGO
' Btroat. | 23.0d per mouth. Apply at same ad-
diess. D-M51S30 *
ron RENT. HOUSES , STORES , FLATS.
Ames , 1017 Farnnm. D-MiSO
TOR RENT WANTED , GOOD MEDIUM
priced houses. List your houses for rent
with Ames. D M578
TEN-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. RENT LOW.
118 N. Mill Btreet. D M855 4"
HOUSi : FOR RENT NEAR HANSCOM PARK.
lllcka. Nuw York Llfa bldg. l > - ir.30
FURNISHUD HOUSE. 2503 1'AllNAM BrTi
near 22th. Call at 007 llrwon block.
D-60I-J1 > 27
COTTAGE. SIX ROOMS , ON MOTOR LINE ,
city nnd Ustern water : rent S16 00. Williams
and Mlltnn , room 313 McCiiguo block.DS2123
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D-S21-23
TOR RENT , 3 , 4 AND E ROOMS , AT 631 8. 17TH.
i between Jacknon and Leaen worth.
D MC5J Jy23
SOB BENT FTIBNISHEl ) BOOMS.
FURNISHED 141S DODGE.
E M3J7 30
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS , GENTLEMEN
only , 2003 St. Mary's avo. E 175 2S
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPIng -
Ing for man and wife. Rent taken In board.
819 N. 17th. E-910
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AETNA HOUSE. NORTHWEST CORNER 13TH
and Dodfo. Rooms by the day or weak.
ROOMS. 1818 CHICAGO STREET.
_ _ C-M977 Jy9
BASEMENT AND PARLOR FLOOR , 8INHLE
cr together , elegantly furnished ; reasonable tor
summer , S003 Hurt. E 583 29 *
FURNISHED ROOMS. 8. imi STREET.
FURNISHED ROOMS ; NICE LOCATION. 2237
E M610 8 *
FURNISHED ROOM. 2017 HARNEY STREET.
K MW9 i *
FURNISHED ROOM ; BATH ; JO 00 MONTH.
1911 Farntm.
BU1T1 ! OF FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEkeeping -
keeping , ' modern. i < i.HJ Furium street.
K-9 83-1 *
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rURNl ) tIED ROOMS. FRONT , SINGLE AND
1S05 Chlcueu Btreet , E M650 S
FOBNISHED BOOM8 AND BOABD
YOUNO WOMEN'S HOME , UNDER CARE OF
Women's Christian association. Ill B. 17th st.
F-M7
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JIOOMS , FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ,
with nr t-ctta * board. 19M Capitol ave. Inqulr *
H19 Capitol aye. r
FRONT ALCOVE ROOM. TWO NICE
closets and gratt , with board. The Albany ,
1101 Douguu itre t. F 819
ROOMS & BOARD , tet N. 19. MRS. TUTTLK.
n _ F M358 Jylti'
NICK ROOMS AND BOARD , ill 8. ttil'I I.
F 4)0 4/18'
VERY DESIRAULB ROOMS. FURNISHED OR
unfurnUhed , Good locitloa. 110 and : tJ B.
tsth tr t. _ _ _ S-ri1'1. .
HOOM3 AND DOARD , til ] CAPITOL AVENUe !
_ . F ; o t
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS , WITH OH
ltliom board , til N. th. t'-tfl t
ROOM AND ALCOVE ! , NHWLY
furnl.hed. vrlth or without board. In Uountie * !
ddltlan , In prlrats family , Address O 49 , Il .
BOOMS AND BOABD.
Continued.
URSIRAIIBK HOOM , WITH GOOD BOARD ;
line location. IS19 Dodge. _ F Mm * _ _
HANDilOMELY ' FURNiaiHID BOKTIt ROOM
with strictly first class board. 2109 Douglas.
LAROR SOUTiPHONnOOMa , RINaLoR
rnxulte , with board ; references , ml Farnnm
street. . FMti3 30 *
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DESIRABLE ROOMS , WITH BOARD. IIKFIJH-
cnces. Terms reasonable. 202 N.lSth.I' .
I' 1J3-30
FOR RENT , RLEOANTLY rUIlNISHRD
front room with nlco\e , suitable for two gen
tlemen , be ldi street car , southtti-st cor. of
42d and Hamilton st. , Walnut Hill.
R 618 23
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ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD ;
pleannntest locnllon In Kountzo Place. Ilcf-
crcnces. O 4' , Bco. * F M65I 1 *
FOR IlENT. THE COOLEST AND MOST
Pleasant room * In the city , on July 1 , the en
tire parlor lloor cither fuinlshcd or un
furnished. Also front nlcoxo room on second
end door. Pnrtl s unexpectedly letting the
city. References exchanged. Mrs. Hender
son , 1011 Uivrgla nvenue , F CI3-1 *
FOR RENT. SOUTH FRONT ALCOVE ROOM ,
with board In private family ; modern Improve
ments ! suitable for gentleman and wife , or two
gentlemen. Address U 60 , Bee. F 670 59'
FOB BENT--TJNFUBNlSH' B6oMsi
4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS. SU1TAIILR FOR
housekeeping , city water , etc , , low rent ; north-
nest corner 17th and Webster Bts. Q 583
4-ROOM FLAT , BATH ROOM AND CLOSET.
CIO N. 17th St ; tlOOO ; references required. '
O-C28-28
FOB BENT STOBES AND OFFICES
CORNER SALOON , 921 DOUGLAS. INQUIRE
92i. 1 MiCg
U MONTHS LEASE OF STORE , 309 S. KT1L
1 50930 *
FOR RENT , THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING ,
918 Fnrnam street , The building bis a fire-
prbof cement b nenvnt complete rtrum bent
' Ing fixtures , water nn all lloora , gas , etc. Ap
ply at the olllce of the lice. 1 910
AGENTS WANTED.
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AGENTS IN AND OUT OF CITY ; LIBERAL
commissions. Apply room 433. I'ax ton block.
J-878 Jy7
WANTED TO BENT.
WANTED SOUTH OR EAST IIOOM
and board In a prhate family by a married
couple , nest of Twentieth street. Address
O 43 , Bee olllce.
K 13-23 *
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Continued.
CLAIRVOYANT-PROFK8HOR WHITE , THE
greatest clairvoyant of his age , has arrived In
Omaha. II * will rend your future- life without
a mistake. Gives valuable Information on nil
matters. Will give rou truthful advice on all
biiilncK. law , money matters , and all family
alTalri , being gifted with a rare and wonderful
Insight Into such matters , and never known to
maka a mistake. The future plainly revealed ,
lovers united Troubles healed , reunites the
separated , from whatever cause , and caustl
happy marriages. Gives names of friends nnd
enemies , also the one you will mirry. Tells
what to do nnd where to go to he lucky. All In
trouble coll. Those desiring reliable Informa
tion on all affairs of Ufa or buslne * are Invited
to call , All counsel strictly confidential He
can be found at 1017 Chicago street. Hours
from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sundajs 9 to 5.
B-M-l80-JjMl * _
MRS. DR. H. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT E-
Tab ! } business medium ; ? th ) ear at 119 N , 18.
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC ,
MADAME SMITH. M2 8. IJTH , ! D FLOOR ,
room 3. Mnssngapor , alcohol , steam , sul-
phurlne and sea baths. T M317 30 *
MISS DEVOL , FROM NEW YORK , HAS
taken charge o * Mddam Li Rook'a maes.iga
parlors. 13 and 13 , 322 North 16tli.
T MM2 4 *
MADAME BROWN , 1314 CAPITOL AVENUE.
2d noor , room 4 , massage , alcohol , sulphur and
sea baths. T MI73 23 *
MME. ANNA OF CHICAGO GIVES ALCOHOL
baths and massage. 303 N. ICth , room 13.
T M522 30 *
PEBSONAL.
MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD , HI9 DODGE.
U-M034-30 *
CREAM FOR WHIPPING ; COTTAGE OHRRSE.
Waterloo creamery , 1613 Ilouiml ; tel 1332.
U MUi Jyll
MISS JOHNSTON. LADIES' HAIR DRESSER
shampooing. Old location , ill S. 16th street.
U-818-JjS
LMOGENE L RAMSEY MAKES DELICIOUS
borne made bread ; try one loaf. 217 N. lth st.
U-S74Jy7
WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J
Mullcra new Ice cream pirlon , 2802 I.onon -
worth street ; everthing In new. Including the
building. Tel. 1030. Ice cream delivered.
U M218
PROF. FRANK BROGI.IN RESTORES HAIR
to the bald ; cures dandruff ; stops hair falling
out ; restores gray Imlr to Its natural color
both sexes treated. References furnished ol
Omaha patients who are relieved. No cure ,
no pay. Room 424 , Bee Building , Omaha , Neb.
U 200 J > n
LADIES' AMI1E RJEWELRY T OORDRR.
also rcpilrlng. 613 3. 16th street. TJ MHO
TAKE YOUR FRIEND ; TINTYPES. 4 FOR
23c. Proctor , 616 S. 16th Htreet. U M96I-J > 9
Is there anything- - * >
anythingYou Want ? Ht
Have you anything -
You Don't Want ?
ADVERTISE IT ON THIS PAGE
To Trade It. Ht
To Sell It
To Buy It.
To Rent It.
3
a tvordflrst time.
1C
a trord after the
first time.
Ii'o ail. tal.en for 1
less tlianyS ct .
frv/lrttJme.
$2.AO a line pel >
motitti.
PAY AT THE WINDOW.
STORAGE.
STORAGE , WILLIAMS & . CROSS.12U HAHNBY.
' 11 601
STOrtAOD FOn HOUSEHOLD GOODS : CLBAN
and cheap rate. It. Wells. 1111 rarnam
, M 600 _
OM.VAN&STORAOE CO.,1604 DODGC. THL.1559.
M 201
WANTED TO BTTX. iT3
ItlQHUST FRICB PAID TOR SnCOND-HAND
furniture , stoves , etc. I. Bruasell , 710-713 N. mil.
N 8J7
WANTED , TO LEASE A REPUBLICAN
paper at once. E. E. Shackclfonl , Gallatln ,
_ Mo. N MISira *
SECOND-HAND TURNITUnE DOUGHT AND
told. L. Altman , COS & 819 N. 16111 Bt.
N-S29 JyS
WANTED. TO BUY A LADY'S SADDLE
horse ; pacer preferred. Rae Cameron , US S.
8th street. - N M611 2
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE , 320 S. 13TH ST.
N 6 > 0
HAVANA rilECKLES , A IOC CIQAR. TOR 5C.
N M270-Jy-15
FOB , SALE FUKNITURE.
PAYMENTS EASY. YOU , WON'T MISS YOUR
money. Low prices on furnlturn & household
foods. Enterprise Credit Co. , ( H3-G15 N. lGtlist. _
roil SALE. CHEAP FOR CASH. UPRIGHT
Wheolock piano , used 3 years : Inquire of O.
C. Mezrndorf , 410 N , 12th st , , Lincoln , or
211 S. ICth st. , Omaha. O COG
TOR SALE OR. TRADE , NEARLY NEW 1JED-
room furniture ; a good bargain. Call 1703
Dodge street , 4 to C p. m. O 662 I *
FOB SALE HOUSES , WAGONSEXO.
l-OIl SALE , CHEAP , I1RIOIIT HAY MARE , 4
> onra old. 1,100 pounds ; kind , gentle and well
broke. J. O. Had lock , room 427 ItamKe Mlc. '
P-M633
WANTED. IJY KHLIAIILE PARTY , A
double driver for the summer. Call or ad
dress W. Vaugli , r. C , Creluhton block.
P-041 28
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
HALED HAY TOR SALBJ. THE STANDARD
Cattle company , Amea , Neb. , hava 2,000 torn
of Rood barn-stored hay for tale. All orderi
fllled promptly. Q 603
llENHEUt ' SPANIELS. THE HANDSOME
little toja ; Scotch Collies. U. II. Moore. 1U1
Bherman uven 18 , Importer and breeder.
O/-87S Jy7
SUPPLIES FOR AMATEUR I'HOTOaRAPUEH3
Sola agents for the
NIGHT HAWK CAMERA. M.
8. iiVjrn & Co. , photo aupptlts , 1003 Farnam at
Q-S03-Jy8
BT. BERNARD PUP3. J101.DOUGLAS "STREET ,
Q-11350 JyJ
DICVCLES , NEW AND OLD , * JO TO 123 ; EASY
payments ; we rent and repair , Omaha Hlcycli
Cj. , COT N. l tn t Tel. 129. Q HI
1125.00 DICYCLB NOW IST.W. J100.00 CUT TO
IU.23 , 160.00 cut to JU.M. M. Trolel , Z709 Leav-
envrorth itreet. Q M119Jyj3
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ICK roil SALE IN CAIl LOTa OILUERT
Bros. , Council niuffs. Q M5S3 Jy23
GOOD 81ZKD HALL SAFE AT A 11ARC1AIN.
UiM Dixlse st. Q-W 3 *
FOll BALE. I'lNH YOUNG ST. 1IERNARD
dog. one year old , perfectly marked , prdl-
Krccd , raised with children , weighs over 100
pounds. Call 2911 Kralclna Btrcot.
Q-C63-2S *
MISCELLANEOUS.
HAVK YOUIl OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO
rue * . Smyrna rugi repalntd , 1U1 Lcnvenvvortb.
U Mili JyU
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. BEND FOR CATA-
locue. Ueorg * E. Drown , Jr. , & Co. , 709 B , Hth.
H-MK1
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS TOH HEATINQ
iiiulenlllnllnir at building * ilh hot ntr.
Illds for propauiU to heat ivlth hot air anil
thoroughly ventilate 4b * Altun public school
building at Alton , Bloux conuty. la. will bs re.
cclvcj by John Mayer. Seo. , Alton , Bluux
county , la. , until ITIday. July C. at 4 o'clock
p. m. Did * must be accompanied with plant
and apocincatlonj submitted for the Innpec-
tlon and cannldcrailan ot tb.t school board
of the tndepend nt dldrlcl of Alton , la , , aatd
board remrvtns tti right to toject any or all
bid * . Jno. Meyer. Btcretary. n MCS7 I
O'LAIKVOYANTS ;
AltRIVED. II. PETrinONB. UnDIUM. MADl-
on hottl. ( or a fevr d y only. ti-MWl
BALDUI'F-
A pleasant and convenient place , 1520
Farnam street , Paxton block ; 'phone , 711 ,
j U M335
SAML BURNS INVITES YOU TO VISIT HIS
new art room at any time. 1318 Farnam.
U-476 Jy21
DIl. MAXWELL , SPECIALIST. OF
tlonal sanitarium , removed to 40S Fgxton block.
Tel. 1517. U M4S1 J > 2 :
CATARRH TREATED , SI PER MONTH , ROOM
30 , Douglas blk. , cor. ICth and Dodge.
U 8Jy
MASSAGE TREATMENT , ELECTRO-THER-
inal baths. Scalp and hair treatmentmanicures
chlropodls. Mrs. Post , 3131 , S 15tli.Vlthncll blk.
WHEN ON FARNAM STREET STOP IN AT
1410 and gee our now china. M. II. Bliss.
U 903-Jy-S
VIAVI HOME TREATMENT TOR LADIES.
Health book and consultation free. Address or
call Vlavl Co , 340 Bee bide. Lady attondint.
U-603
HAVANA FRECKLES , A IOC CIGAR , TOR 5C.
U M2GT-Jy-15
WIFE OR HUSBAND , WHICH DO YOU WANT ?
My marriage paper mailed , sealed , for stump.
W. II. Hnrbcck , Denver , Colo. U M584 ! >
TOR RENT. EASY TERMS. OLD ESTAB-
llsliod butcher shop. Chicago and 13th streets.
Thomas O'Connor , 313 S. 12th street.
street.U
U M632 30
JOE MILLER AND II. S. JONES OP COON
Rapids , la. , run a foot race , two blocks south
of Fort Omaha , for J50.00 a side , last week.
"Dutch Joo" won thn race and spent the
money foaling around with a cane.
cane.UMC53 23
MONEY TO LOAN B2AL ESTATE.
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property ; J3.000 & upwards , S to CV4 percentf no
delays , W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 rarnam.
W07
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. . 1GTH AND
Douglas streets , loan money on city and farm
propertyatIowest rates of Interest. W 610
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MO NEY Tb LdAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS ,
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate.
Fidelity Trust Co. , 1703 rarnam st. W 09
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA I'ROPERTY
and Nebraska farms at fiom C to 7 per cent.
W. IJ. Melkle. First National bank bulldlnc.
W13
MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE , 501 N. Y. Llfa.
W-713 J0
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1505 rarnam St. W < J03
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha r l estate ,
1 to B > ears. ridellty Trust Co. , 1702 1'arnam.
W-WJ
LOANS WANTED. J. N. rilENZER , OPP. P.O.
_ W M191 Jya
LOANS. E. H. SIIBA1-C , 432 PAXTON BLOCK.
W C63.
_
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. C. Chesney , Kansas City , Mo.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Urennan , Iovo & Co , , 1'axton blk.
W-C11
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ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO.,31S N.Y , LIFE
loans at low rates for choice aecurlty on Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property ,
W-615
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CITY LOANS , LARGE LOANS ON CENTRAL
business propel ty ; C per cent. C. A , Htarr ,
615 N. Y. Life building. W MJ59
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW
York. Capita ! 13,000,0)0. Surplus JtOO.OW. Sub-
mlt choice loans to F , S. 1'usey , agent , Flrat
National bank building , W 800
LOANS , TEMPLETON&PIERSON.PAXTON blk
W 7
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LOANS. 1 TO 5 YEARS. WARRANTS , BONDS ,
etc. Oarvln Broa. . 310 N. Y. Lite.
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM
property. Ames. 1C17 1'arnam street ,
Vf M5S
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FUUNli
ture , pianos , horses , wagon * , or any kind of
chattel security , at lowest posjbl | rates , vxldph
you can pay back at any time , and In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN QUAItANTEB CO. ,
room 4. Wlthncll block. X '
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANO *
horses , wuconi , etc. , at lowest rates In' city ;
no r moval of goods ; strictly cont1J < inllal ; you
can pay tha loan off at any tlm * or la any
omounu.
omounu.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
sat South 18th street.
X-U1
MONEY xo LOAN + -PHATTELS.
Contlnu
A. E. HARRIS , ROOM t GOffrtNENTAL I1LIU
T } Tl | X-M641
MON1SY TO LOAN ONI P1CR8ONAL J'ROP-
erly , Ilarvln Loan Co. , 701 HT Y. Ufo bnlWInj
1 VT X-4I271
BUSINESS 0L NOE3.
1 iR EALR. CHEAP. FimT-CJAS3 RESTAUP. '
( int. ana lunch counter , cmMiitb ! F. E. & M. V.
d pot. Fremont. Neb. [ , * .ig _ Y M8U _
ESTABLISIIKn COAL JltWtUNESS ! OOOD
trade. Address Box 42 , makings , Neb.
_ | 7f Y M4S8 30 *
FOR SHORT TIMR LOAN& AVPLY AT ROOM
No. C5I. Paxton block. , J 'jj | _ X6JJyij > !
FOR SALE OR EXOHAN'OW ; ONE OP THE
hc't pa ) Ing drug stores In western Nebraska ;
term * , one-half cash , bnlnneo clear real rotate
or paper. Address O 42. Bee. Y JK33 SO *
WANl'To'ltUY. SELL OH L\-
change merchandise , get In cr out of bUslrtjJJ.
call nn or address the National Infnrmutlon
nnd Exchanga Co. , 20) Flrtl National lmi < t ( ,
Oinahtt. Neb. _ Y MC30J > M _
FOR SALE , A WELL RSTAIILIHHED PROduce -
duce und commission buslnciM with belt cold
storage plant In Omalm , splendid lacitlon ,
lit very low llirurc. Ill health of proprietor's
family mci-siltatei removal from Omnhi. For
terms nnd particulars apply to U 37 , Bee.
Y-613 23 *
HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOC C1OAR. FOR 5C.
Y M263-Jy-15
FOR SALE FOR CASH , HARNESS SHOP AND
goods , goDd town ; gojil trade ; no cntnpitlllan ,
n bargiin If taken nt once. Address llox 401 ,
Rlvorton. la. Y M6H 1 *
FOB EXCHANGE.
HAVANA FRECKLES , A IOC CIGAR. FOR 5C.
M2C9-Jy-U
FOR EXCHANGE-IMPROVED ICO AC11ES. 4V4
miles twt city limits ; owner desires ciiuaper
land wltlifn 125 miles from Omaha. Atnea ,
1617 Fornam street. 2 M577
FOR SALE Oil EXCILVNGE , 171 FEET
frontage on Harncy sticot near 20th ; all
graded rvndy for building ; gas , newer nnd
water connections : stone side walU , paved
street ; \ery close to court houie ; near library ,
city hall , etc. ; will exchange for good , unln-
cumbered and Improved Iowa or Nebraska
farms ; no better property In Omaha. Ad
dress H. A. bloman , 18 Tclcgiaph bldg. , Uc-
trolt. Mich. Z-MC60 1
CLEAR VACANT AND IMPROVED CITY
property to trade for farms 01 rnvv land
Williams & Mlttnn , room 313 McCague bldg.
Z-617-1
CLEAR 160 ACRES WITH OUOVH TO TRADE
for cleir house nnd lot. Williams & Mlttan ,
room 313 'McCague blldg. 7. 617-1
FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS , HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS ,
sale "or trade. F. 1C. Darling. Barker blk.
RE 621
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS . .
For the ' '
next ten days
for purchasing
lot on
GEORGIA AND VIRGINIA AVENUES.
between
MASON AND PACIFIC
streets. '
* The choicest residence-
portion of our city.
Can be purchased
NOW
at prices that would fall
to buy suburban property.
INVESTIGATE AT ONCD.
as present prices
hold good only .till
JULY FJIWtf.
THE FIDELITY TRUST CO. .
I 17 $ Farnam street.
IU YOU WANT TO MAKE. J300 ?
If so buy before July" Irfrf "
Lot 19 , block 468 , Grand'View , for $300 , J100
c&sh , balance long time . .at ; G per cent. On
erode. Or > jirii
T'5 feet cost frontag * ( oh , Georgia nvonue ,
near Martha , ffir $050. E0cash. . I'avcd street
nnd car line. 'Or „ i Js
CO feet fronting oh MtKAnnd 37th streets ,
near Chicago street , forUSOHiJiOO cash , balance
long time nt 7 per cent. "QrW >
A fine lot In A\ondale Park nt $1.200 , . $300
rush , balance long tlme.rTjpar cent.
Think of , itl'l-A. fine idastilront.lot lnIans-
com Place * on Kftulei for 11.009. ' ' of i
Prices good Vmly till Jal > tdBtv > i Call jiti once.
FIDELITY -TRUST-COMPANY ,
: nam Streets.
HHE M36530
REAL KSTATE- HAVE TWO CUSTOMERS
. residences. If have-1
for medium priced i * - aiucitci. you i - a
bargain. ; Lsl [ with Ames , 1C17 Painam.
RE M579
FARM LAND , C. F. HARIUSON , 912 N Y LIFE.
U E-4i43Jli27 *
BARGAINS IN ACRE PRO ! ERTY. ,
10 ACRES with beautiful shade trees , etc. ,
neir new Elmvv'ood park , only $2 , ; 0 00.
43 ACRES near Seymour paik , splendidly lo
cated , only 130000 per acre. C. M. Poner , 419
N. Y. Life Bldg. RE 660 3
I HAVE LISTED WITH MR FOR QUICK SALE
a beautiful 40-ncro trUct , near Bcjinour park ,
at $22300 per acre. C. R. Boatrlght. 301 N. Y.
Life Bldg. RE-M638 3
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A
handsome.reslclencc property ; I can offer the
elegant double residence Nos. 1128 and 1133 S.
31st street .far sale at a low llgure. and take
part purchase price In good faun land ; any one
looking for a choice piece of Omaha property
will do well to Investigate this. Hick * . SOS
N. Y. Life bldg. RE-C88 .29
WE DESIRE TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION
to the fact that we are making a specialty In
handling acre property surioundlng this city.
We believe acres close to Oma.hn , nt present
prices , offer a splendid opportunity for nn ab
solutely safe and sure Investment , Omaha's
growth has been marvelous. Our population
In 1880 was J0.f > 19 , and the U , 8. census of
1890 shows 140,452 , and It Is only reasonable to
suppose that we are as yet only In our Infancy
as regards development.
WHEN WE CONSIDER the greit multitude
of largo and populous cities that line tha dis
tance of 1,500 miles bclvvon Omaha and New
Yoilc. nnd then realize that for 2.0UO miles to
the west or Omaha , covurlng the entire dis
tance to San Francisco nnd the great north
west to Portland , Ore. , theic tire only three
or four towns of any size or Importance , and
thin consider that this great empire Is as > et
scarcely touched , and Is jet to be developed ,
the question Is not whether Omaha will KIOW
and Increase In population , but the problem Is
how large n city Omaha will become ,
TO PICTURE a population of 600,000 In n
city that Is the sola and undisputed queen
of this vast region Is n mild estimate ,
und the man who pins his faith to Omaha and
secures contiol of a goodly tract of land In
close proximity to this city Is certain to make
Immense profits within the near future.
WE CAN1 OFFER some gicat bargains in
aero property just nt piesent.
AMONq OTHERS , wo can offer 20 acres near
new Elmwood paik. In West Omaha. The city
paid $900.00 per acre for 200 ncres , embraced In
this paik. We can sell the 20 acres mentioned
for $30000 per aero.
CAN ALSO OFFER 40 ACRES four and one-
half miles west of the postoltlce In tills city ,
splendidly adapted for trackage , manufactur
ing , or residence purposes , at $323.00 per acre.
ALSO OFFER GO ACHES close to South
Omaha at $ 'V ) 00 per acre.
CAN ALSO OFFER 80 ACRES near Seymour
park , K minutes drive from the business center
of Omaha , und HTIeon minutes drive from the
business center ot South Omaha. Can sell thla
at $223 00 per acre.
If you have any Idea nf miking an Investment
In real estate we will be pleased to have you
call at our olllcc In the New York Llfo build-
Ing. Hicks , real estate agency. RE C69 29
"
BUSINESS
BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR mr TON LOW. WE
buy hay. A. II. Bnyder.Jl&ViBurt St. . tel. 1107.
* t 833 S3
DAMAGED MIRRORS RliSlLVERED , 719 N. Id.
831 Jy5
ROEDER'S PHARMACY , ' ' ttr7UN. 1GTH ST.
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMQ.VEO HIS COAL
oincu to 209 So. 16h. ( Byiyjopbloclc. 687-Jyl
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM \'ti'J3FACTORY \ , : OLD
pipes made new. 613 3. .16 $ " M151
HOTEL BRUNSWICK , 16TH' AND JACKSON ,
chanced handr , EuropennJ plPil , tirst class.
Special attention to rooms .Uy1 month. Rooms.
3U 00 to $3S.UO , Including1 baths , light and He-
vatcr. 'Slit M143 Jyll
CHINA DECORATED TOOKDER AND MENDed -
ed like new. 1M B. 14th st. . . 173 J > 11
CARRIAGE TRIMMING. QEfjERAL REPAIRS ,
top $10 up. Louis Outline , jut 8. 13th at.
255 Jyll
C , E. MORRILL , CARPENTER. OFFICE ANP
store fixtures a specialty , 'JS13- Capitol ave.
R. I * CARTER. METAL CORNICE BKY
llghu , emoka stacks , furnaces. 1617 Howard st.
4M
" " "
- MERCHANT"
A. MARTIN. MERCHANT * TAILOR. ESTAa
17I. Imp. & domestic novelties. 1607 Farnam ,
_ 798-Jy )
SUITS TO ORDER AT COST , ' ft LAR4EN , BIS
'N. ' 16th Bt. Established JO years. 251 Jyl4
8 } MORTEN8EN , TUB OLD RELIABLE TAILor -
or , 404 N , Uth , has greatly reduced prices. Bee
.Ubj $5 pants and $20 sulU ; all made In Omaha ,
f 253 Jli
OPTICIANS ?
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. , LKADINQ OPTICIANS ;
J , F. I'onder , manager , sclrntlrlc examina
tion of the eyes free , 13 S. 16th street , Com'l
Nat'l , Bk. Uldr , In Klnnler * * drug store.
U-MI-30 *
ORINDINO.
SCISSORS. LAWN MOWKRS. RAZORS. ETC. ,
ground. Mclcholr Bros. . 1119 Farnam st.
nA7/RS. 811RA RS .CLtl'l'nilS. LAWN MOW-
ra. etc. A. U Underlain ! , 106 N. 14th , 17J
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND RE-
W , Bochl , rear El ] 8. 16lh. 2J6 Jyl4
MEAT MARKET.
NEATEST MARKET. BEST OF MEATS , U.
A. Marsh' * Washington market. HI N. Ulli.
TIIU BEST CHOICE CtlT OF MEAT AT
llolntmnn'c market , 703 N. ICth st. UiJylO
GEO. W. * KURz7 ClicTlC ? : MEATS , PUICE3
reasonable. 723 S. Hth street. M217 Jyl3
H. K BURKtrr , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmcr. 1613 Cli'cngo ' , Tel. M. 6M
8WANap.v" & VAiTllJN. UNUlfllTAKEilS AND
cmbalmers , 1701 Cumlng St. , telephone 1050.
sa
_
M. 5 ! M,1UI , . UNUnrtTAKIMl AND ElT
balmcr , 1417 Farnam stivet ! telephone , 23.
33I
E.vrEYjt itBArirrzis H.
2C3 , also , 21th nnd N nt . . H ) . Omihn MI37
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WHY DON'T YOU PUT UP AN AWNING ON
jour home , keeps out nun , benutlllfs your resi
dence , costs but little. Omnht Tent & Annlng
Co. . 1311 rarnani bU Tel. 8S3. 3S2-J > 17
WOLF UR08. . CO. , MANl'FACTl'RERS OF
avvintiRS , tents , llano , wagon , hay , stock covets
tarpaulins , bannern , streamers. 703 , 70i U l th
street. Tel. C04. Tents for rent. M531
JOB PK1NTING.
QUICK PRINTEUS. KRAMER & CHANDLER.
1IJ1 1'arni.nt & 307-9 a 12th. I'hone 1650.
Mall orders get quick action. 791-Jyl
REED JOB PRINTING CO. , FINE PRINTING
of all kinds. 17th street , Bco building.
11400
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL QF SHORTHAND. 513
N. Y. Life. Omaha. Ask for circular. 821
LOST ,
LOST , ENGLISH SETTER DOG , WHITE ,
with black ticks , bl.itk pitch over one o > e.
Rcnard offered for return to 1019 Park ave.
CIO 2i *
*
LOST , SILVER MATCH SAFE , ABOUT JUNE
ZOtli ; reward. Address O 47 , Bee olllcc.
JIUV ) 3)
STRAYED OR STOLEN. 1 WHITE MARE ,
wclehlnK about 900 pounds ; anchor brand ; lib
eral reward wilt be paid for Its return to 131.
Farnam street , LoJt MG39 30
HARNESS.
HARNESS. WHIPS. SADDLES , ETC. : NEAT
icpalrlng. 8. D. Casad , G2I S. 16th street.
M-866 Jy9
GET MY PIIICES BEFORE YOU BUY A HARness -
ness August Bohno , 711 B. 16th street.
M-9M Jy
HA11NESS. WHIPS. NETS. ETC. REPAIRING
a specialty. 113 N. 15th st. 203
DENTISTS.
DR. OEORGE S. NASON , DENTIST. SUIT
20i ) 1'axton block , 16th and Fninam streets.
Tel. 71. ! . MC37
TINNERS.
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK , GUTTERS ,
rpoutlngvalleys , roofing , dona cheap. Qato
City Tinners , 822 N. 16th Bt. 832 Jy5
TINWARE REPAIRED. E. GREDIC. 717 N.
16th street. Copper and shectlron work.855Jy
855-Jy 6
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIED
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REUOL'ND ,
Ktoiago batteries rcchatgcd ; electrical and gen
eral machinists ; superior woik guaranteed.
Omaha Electrical Works , G17 and G19 B. 16th St.
332
HORSESHOEING.
U. B. BURT , HORSESUOER , 314 N. 16TH.
826 Jy3
MRS , THOS. MALONEY. 912 N. 16TH ST.
i- 837 JyS
DRESSMAKING.
DH-ESSMAKINO-BY DAY AT JIOME ; TERMS
reasonable , cut and lit guaranteed. Iminlie
at 17.il Capitol avenue. GOJ-29 *
HAIRDRESSING.
MILLER ; IUDIES- HAIRDRESSING , SHAM-
poolng , eteamlng.halr goods , 1513 Douglas.
PAWNBROKERS.
FRED MOHLE ISHH FAHNAM. 823
H. M.1 ROWITZ LOANS MONEY.HI3 N. 16th St.
171-
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON BROS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all klnda cf coal. Corrcspondenca solicited
1COS Farnam street. M466
PLUMBERS.
FREE PLUMBING OF EVERY KIND. GAS
Etedm & hot water heating ; sewei age. 313 S 10.
M43S
MTJSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
G. F. GELLENBECK , BANJOIST AND
teacher. 1610 California street. 914
TICKET BROKERS.
J. H. DAVIES , MEMBER A. T. B. ASS'N ;
tickets bought and sold. 1312 Farnam street.
. 291 JylO
_ _ _
P. H. I'HILDIN. CUT RATES. 1403 FARNAM.
292 Jyl6
iJUREATJ. SUES & CO. , Solicitoi-8. Bee
Building , OMAHA , Neb. Advice FREL.
RfllLWflYTllBBOHRD
( CHICAGO. Ul/itTTlNTI'IoK' .OJ | AirlVCd
Oi-.jha | Depot 10th njid Mason Bis. | Omjlu
" '
4:45pm : "Chicago Vestibule. . . 9.SOam
9:4Sum : Chicago Express . . . . . . . . . 423pm ;
7.02pm Chicago and Iowa Local MOOam
11 : r.am..Paclllc Junctlon _ Local S jpm
LeaveaTBURLINGTdN & MO. RlVER .TArrlVM
Oiiialial Depot 10th and Mason Bts. I Omaha
10lDam : , . .Denver Express. , tlJ3um : ,
10:15am Deadwood Express 4:10pm :
4JOpm : Denver Express. . 4:10pm :
6Mpm : , .Nebraska Local ( except bun. ) . , , GSOpm :
-f ' 'Sam..Lincoln ' Local ( except Sunday. ) . . 11.jjam
Leaves" ) K. C. , ST. J. & C. B. ( Arrives
Oniahal Depot 10th and Mason Sts. I Omaha
94Sam ; Kansas City Day Express S.&Dpm
9:45pm.K. : C. Night Ex. via U. P. Trans. 6Mjm ;
Leaves I CHICAGO , R. I. & PACIFIC. | Arrlves
OmahalUnlun Depot 10th & . Mason Sts.l Omalm
EAST.
10Iam. : . Atlantic Kxpress ( ex , Sunday ) , . 0.03pm
G:2Spm : , . Night Express . G:40am
440m..ClilcaBo ; | Vt-stlbuled L'mlted. . . . l:2pm :
11.35pm , Oklahoma Exp. ( to C. V. ex Sun ) . 53oam ;
'
_ WEST.
6:3Sam. : Oklahoma & Taxpi Exp. ( ex Sunll:3jpm )
Jl ' 35pm . . . . .Colorado J.lniltetl.j .jiii. 4llOpm
LcnvesT " UNION I'TVCIFIC. lArrTves'
OmahalUnlon Depot 10th & Mason Sts. | Unmiq
" '
9Wain : . Denver E'xprrss . , , 3.50prn
: :15pm. : . . . Overland I'ljcr. . . . , . GiiOpin
3 ; < "pm. Beatrice & Stromsb'f ; Exex Sun.13:30tm :
GMOpm . 1'aclflo Cxproba . ! 0:5Jam :
t:30pin : . Fitst Mall.
Leaves ICHI OTOT"M"lL7 SrSTrisA'ULl7frTlTes'
_ OmaliaJUnlqnDepot10th & _ Mason Sts | Omaha
6735pm . 7.77 Chicago Limited . 3 .3 'am
ll10am ; . . .ChlcngQ KxprcM ( ex Sun ) , f ojimi
CeuVeTT.r . i SlO VA"T7I Ty 'Arrives"
' Oniahal * Depot 15lh andWob _ tcr rits. _ ( _ Omalia
9.03um..D > 'adwood Express . C10pm ;
O.OCamEx. Hat.KWyo. Ex. , ( Ex. Mon ) 6:10pm :
D.OOpm. . Norfolk Express ( Ex. Kumla > . ) 10:4Sani :
_ C0 ; ! ! | > m..j. . St. 1'aul Expjvji . 9:4J : m
LeavesT CiIICAQO"NORTHWEST'N TArrfvcs
OmahaU.I ] _ > . _ Depot10tIiMaBon _ _ _ _ > 8tsJOinaha
ll:0uam : . Chicago Express. . CVlOpm
4.0Dpm , . Vestibule Limited . 9:20am :
6.30pm . Eantcrn Hjer . 219pm ;
B:30pm.Ex. : ( Sat. ) . Chic. Pass. ( Ex. Man. ) . 9pm :
_ C.35am.i.i..il..Mo.Valley
l-JoVea" ! MISSOURI " PACIFIC" ( Arrives
_ J3inahaJJDepot 15th ami Webster 8ts.JOmah.
0 Oflarn , . . . . . . . . .St. llbuls Exprcsa.T. . C:00im :
D.3t > i > m , . . . . St. l.oula Exprpxs . , . CWpm :
6:10ptn.IaJly ( ex. Sun , ] Nubra ku Local U:10.un :
Loaves ] (1 , ST. ! „ M . & d. fArrlveT
' Oniahaf Depot 15thandVcb _ > terBts. _ | _ Omaha
's.OAam..Slaux City Accom ( Ex , Bun7) ) . . S:05pm :
10.0flamHloux Tlty Accom ( Sun. Only. ) , , 8.0 > pm
IS.hpm , . Bloux City Express ( E-c. Bun..ll3am ) :
. - ' . 9 4 lam
Leaves 8"lOUX CITY & "PACIFIC. ] ATrlvi7
| OnialiaU.I' | _ . Depot loth & MasunBti. _ | Omaha
e Katn. 77777. . Sioux City Passenger.10,2 < ) um
.St. 1'uul Expr j > < . 10.00am
i H\lt I RIOUX CITV & I'ACirili. lArrlvn'
Oniiihal U po Jl5th < ind\y'elwter Sts. I Onm.
C.tupmr. . Bt. PauF Limited . , T 94).ui ) >
rt-30pm . Uj..Chlc go.l < linUcd1. . . . -iP iim
leaves I OUAIlA it ST. IXJU1S | Arrive
OnuliklU. 1' . Depot IWh * Mason Sts.1 Omali.i
* 7Cepm,8tr Louis Cannon Calf. . IJ.Kpm
SAYS THERE WAS FRAUD IN IT
Iowa Hustlers Fcol tlntThoy Were Bilnbocd
nt Denver ,
REPUBLICANS REGISTER A LARGE KICK
How Among I ho Dplocnt s to the
Contention OUT tlioSelection of
Clotoliiml for thn Ncit
1'lniu ot .MoetliiR.
DKNVEI1 , Juno IS.-rTlio Iowa
to tlio National UcnubUcan I.CJR'IO Clubs
convention sny that tlio selection of Cleve
land. lnstc.nl ot Dos Molncs ns the plnco for
liultllng the next convontloii was nccompinlcil
by fraud anil will appeal to tlio executive
committee to reverse tlio decision.
The delegation has Issued a statement to
the republican leagues declaring that Mr.
IlyerH , chairman of tlio delegates , challenged
In convention the 91 votes of the college
league cast for Cleveland by Theodore Cox.
"Secretary Humphrey , " the delegates , says ,
"replied that Cox had the proper credentials
on ( lie. nnd Chairman Tracy Instantly over
ruled the objection and counted the
01 votca. After the convention nd-
journed , upon demand ot Secretary
Humphrey for the credentials ot Mr. Cox ,
Secretary Humphrey raked tip nn old letter
received by him from Cox on May 18 , IS'JI ,
In which Mr , Cox ga\o n list ot the college
clubs , ninety-one in all , and Secretary
Humphrey now admits that Cox had no
other credentials , The letter \vas never
presented to the committee on credentials or
approved by tlio convention. "
Mr. Dyers says : "This may bo the Ohio
kind ot politics , It may be the policy that
Tracy and Humphrey Intend to pursue , but
If they do and stick to It the Hcpublloin Na
tional Icagtio Is dead , deader than nny stink
ing mackerel In the seas. "
A meeting of southern delegates has been
called for today for the purpose ot organiz
ing a southern league on account of dissatis
faction of the convention In refusing to allow
the adoption of the census plan of represen
tation In the south.
HOURIIUNS ItAIiLV 1IURNUU.
Cnso of Flrcrruukrrs I xploiled IIH the Dclo-
KiiluM KotimuMk from > | ) rlnglloltl ,
CHICAGO , June 28. Uy the explosion of
a ca o of fireworks on the rear platform ot
the special train bringing homo from the
state comentlon the marching club of the
Cook county democracy last night eight of
the member's weio burned. The accident
occurred nt JJIoomlngton. The following
\vere burned :
\V . C. Aslah , city prosecutor , wrist
burned.
John W. Drown , back of neck and both
hands burned.
Chester Cleveland , both hands terribly
burned.
Colonel Marl In Kmorlcli , both hands badly
burned.
John P. Hopkins , mayor , side ot face and
hands burned , mustache and hair singed.
John W. Lanehart , left hand and right
wrist burned.
J. J. McCarthy , back ot neck and side efface
face burned. .
William Walsh , both hands burned.
The report was started that an attempt
had been made to blow up the train. Great
excitement followed. It will be a week or
more befoie some of those who were burned
will be able to use their hands.
iMtoiiiiis CLtisi : TIMII : : CONVICTION.
Stnto Ticket Nominated nt Dus Moliic
Mulct T.uw Itniiiiunrcjl.
DCS MOINKS , Juno 28. The prohibition
ists have closed tholr meeting with a series
of speeches. The nominations In the con
vention were made by a committee and voted
for by the convention as follows : Secretary
of state , nev. D. Mitchell of West Sldo ; audi
tor , C. H. Gordon of Fayctte ; state treasurer ,
R. C. Milton of Des Molncs ; attorney gen
eral , H. H. McGlnnh of Jackson ; clerk of
the supreme court , Mrs. Dunham of Burling
ton ; railroad commissioner , Malcolm Smith
of Linn ; Judge of the supreme court , J. A.
Harvey of Polk county.
The platform denounces the mulct law , de
clares for an' 'educational qualification for
suffrage ; demands the ballot for women , di
rect taxation and free trade ; gold , silver and
paper currency on a per capita basis -and
abolition of nritloal banks ; calls for civil
service reform ; liberal pensions , and one
day of rest In scv/sn.
Spencer O. 1'lslicr to Ho Nomliritod.
GRAND RAPIDS , Mich. , Juno 28. Spen
cer O. Fisher of Day City will bo nomi
nated for governor .by the democratic state
convention this afternoon. This has been
informally agreed upon between the ndmlnls.
tratlon and ontl- referee delegates who have
today gotten together amicably.
i : < lltor Clink Komlimtcil.
KUOKUK , la. , Juno 28. S. M. Clark ,
editor of the Gate City was nominated foi
congress by the republican convention on
the first district ot Iowa at Mount Pleasant
today on the 135th ballot. The nomination
was hotly contested.
Nomlnutoil for C'ongroHS ,
LERANON. Ky. , June 28. The republi
cans of the Fourth district nominated Hon.
John Vf. Lewis for congress.
Wo could not Improve the quality If w
paid double the price. UoAVltfs Witch
Hazel Salvo Is the best salvo that experience
can produce , or money can buy.
Rldo th3 switchback at Courtland Dcach.
BEADY FOB VACATION.
Judges nml I.iuvyors Clcnr Up tlio lioclicta
for thn Summer
The courts and the lawyers participated In
what they termed the beginning of a holiday
and spent the time In clearing up the odds
and ends preparatory to the adjournment of
the May term , which will bo ordered next
weolc. Today all of the Jurors \vlll bo dis
charged and from that time until the final
adjournment tha judges will devote the tlmo
; o law and cxparto matters ,
The garbage case In which the Doard of
Health is a party , being called into Judge
Ferguson's court on an order to fix a tlmo
'or the establishment of a public dump , was
on yesterday , but as Attorney McKarlaim ,
who represented the board , \vas absent the
case went over.
Won liy Omulm'n Schools.
Secretary Glllan of the Doard of Education
las received a letter from Chairman John
iJoyd Thatcher of the committee on awards
( if the Columbian exposition , stating that the
llplonm won by the Oinuhu gthoola In the
Iberal art exhibition la being prepared , and
will soon bo forwarded to the board , The
diploma was awarded on the following
grounds ,
1. excellent results of logical system of
draw Ing.
2. Form power of pupils generally In clay
modeling and excellence of primary tpjchlng ,
3. Superior course of study and Its opera
tion combining mental processes and hand
development , and resulting In general ad-
Muirenicnt of pupils In thought , form and
material representation , _
*
Not Dutisiml ,
rr > Union PaclUo will sell tickets to 4th
of July excursionist * at one faro for the
round trip.
Sea your nearest U , P. agent for full par
ticulars. _
Popular mu.ilc , at Courtland flench.
To Slop I'lircntnl t'riiulty.
filmon Itobliibon , 3237 Miami Hlteot , ami
Mm. Pond , residing * on Pratt fetrpct , be
tween Thlrly-tblrU and Thirty-fourth
HtieetH. caused a warrant to be sworn out
yeiteruay for the arrest of an exprcssi-
mun named Cooper , reuldlni ; nt Thirty-
fourth und Lake street ! ) , for cruelly beat-
IIIK his child.
For the pant few ( lays pcoplo reildlnir In
the neighborhood where Ccwmur rualdea
tmvc become Brcntlv Indignant on ncrotmt
of tbony In which I'OOJKMtrenle.l hla
ipy it h sold nt vnrlotm hour * of tlio
JlKhJ tup pcrt'iutiH of thp boy cnn be henril
for blocks , nnd thnt tlu boy hai fronupnUv
been scon running from the house pursued
by his father , _
See the slide for life nt Courtland Uoach.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA.
unit CiuiKlit nml Jallnt Illhcriilitit
I > i'loK tr to IVrlinnrh.
An attempt nt hlghwny robbery \\t\i made
nt the corner of Tnenty-aovonth and N
strcota early last oven I MR. Fred ott was
htirryliiK up iho street from his work when a
stranger \vnlkeil tip to him , nml without
saying nvortl , inndo n grub for lili watch.
AllhotiBh tlio thief broke the chain ho ill < l
not succeed In getting the watch. Mo ran
off toward the I , street viaduct , nnd Mr.
Ott proceeded In a fast walk to the pollco
station. Olllcei Jlnlcahey accomptnlcd him
and they stiecceded In locating their man In
the company of some Idlers near tlio viaduct.
The man pointed out by Mr. Ott ns his as
sailant Rave the name of Charles Counori.
lour other men were arrested at the name
tlmo , and nro booked as suspicious charac
ters.
Trmililn Ou-r n llml Dollar.
T. L. Olson says ho will Illo a complaint
against Otto Mjnrer this morning , charging
him with passing a counterfeit dollar ou
him. Olson says ho went Into Mnnror'a
place , nnd after buying a round of drinks ,
gave the proprietor a live-dollar bill and se-
ciirod his change. When ho stepped to the
door bo met more friends , and Inviting them
In , ordered up the drinks for tlio party.
When ho settled ho ga\o Manrcr ono of Iho
silver dollars ho had Just received from
him In change , but Manror refused to take
It , stating that H was lead. Olson bccamo
nngry nnd threatened lo have Matirer ar
rested If ho didn't make the coin good.
Matirer then got stubborn and refused tu
make the money good. Olson consulted a
lawjcr and declares that ho will prosccuto
the case. Maurer says that Olson xtoppetl
outside his door after getting the bill
changed , and that ho had no counterfoil
money In the house.
South Omaha will send at least six dele
gates to the state convention , of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians , which meets nt Tecumseh , -
seh today. These who go from lodgs
No. 3 are Mesirs. John J. O'Kourko ,
Charles O'llan , Patrick McDonough and
William Mnngnn. Mr. John Larkln will
represent No. 8. There will ho thirty-nlna
delegates from Douglas county. The con-
ventlon will close Saturday evening. The
delegates leave hero this morning.
John J. O'Honrko of this city has an
nounced himself as a candidate for st.ito
treasurer- the society nnd his friends say
he will be elected. There are three candi
dates from Douglas county , however , and It
In not likely that all of them will be elected.
Hon. John Hush of Omaha Is cindldato for
state president and John Naugel of Omaha
would like to bo state secretary.
The Fourth of July committee meet * to
night.
The stock yards will bo closed on tha
Fourth.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D , "
Henry died yesterday.
George Ooctchcll has returned from a
month's visit In Des Molncs.
The stock yards ball team Is practicing
dally for the Fourth of July contest.
The Magic City Tederal union meets on
the evening of July 3 , at I'lvonka's halli
A great many South Omaha people at
tended the races in the Bin IT 3 yesterday.
Treasuier Sharp of the Stock Yards com
pany Is home from a trip to North liond.
A lodge of the order of tho. Maccabees ,
will be Instituted In South Omaha Saturday
night. i
Mis. Dan Condon lui.s-gone to Sioux City
to spend the summer with .her daughter , „
Mrs. J. II. Hale.
Mrs. Joseph L. DeLnnoyhas been
taken to St. Joseph's hospital on account Of' !
nervous prostration.
Seveial motor train loads of children from ,
the Holy Family church In Omaha enjoyed
the picnic at Syndicate park yesterday.
' For n feW' days a short time ago the
packers here were buying coal from the retailers
tailors , but they are now receiving a liberal
supply In carload lots.
Mr. nnd Mn. John O'Lcary nro home from
o sixmonths'lslt In Texas. They are
stopping with Mr. and Mrs. Jbl7n Unssell at
Twenty-first and I streets.
The quarterly meeting of the Omaha and
South Omaha Women's Daptlst Missionary
societies will meet at the Daptlst church la
this city next Friday at 2:30 : o'clock.
All members of Lily division 8 , Uniform
Rank Knights of Pythias , are requested
to meet at the hall Friday night- whoa
final arrangements will' be made for the
Fourth.
The children of St. Agnes school , ac
companied by their teachers and parents ,
picnicked at Syndicate park yesterday. Alt
sorts of outdoor games for children arc on
the program. '
The case against Mr. Shafer , who was ac
cused of practicing medicine without ( i per
mit , was dismissed In Judge Chrlstmann'a
court. No attorney for the state put In an
appearance at the hearing.
The city council held a special session long
enough to Instruct the mayor , finance com
mittee and city attorney to borrovv45C01.25.
This money Is needed by July 1 to pay In-
tfrcs > t on outstanding bonds. No other busi
ness was transacted.
A coat and vest belonging to John Stlllo
and a pair of pantaloons owned by Edward
Thompson were stolen at Mrs. Calhoun's
boarding house , Twenty-sixth and P streets ,
St.lie claims ttierj were papers In his pocket
that are worth $100 to him.
The newly elected ofllccrs of Lillian
temple , No. 1 , Pythian Sinters , nro as
follows : Mrs. T , I ) . Hatcher , M , E. O ;
Miss Mary Fisher , M. E. S , ; Mrs , M , Robin
son , M. 13. J. : Mrs. 55. P. Hedges , manager ;
Mrs , T. J , Lauor , secretary ; Mrs. J. II ,
IJulla , treasurer ; Mrs. II. A. Carpenter ,
protector ; Mrs. L .Stearns , guard.
South Omaha lodge No. GO. Ancient Order
of United Workmen , elected the following
officers , who will bo Installed next Tuesday
night : Ed Klster. P. M. W. ; W. E. Mills.
W , M. ; J , J. Dlckort , foreman ; J. F.
Meyers , overseer ; John Sunstadt , guide ; O.
W. Howe , recorder ; J. A. Hall , financier ;
J Jusknlck , receiver ; John Spears , I. W. ;
J. C. Clayton , 0. W.
rallies I.iixt Night.
The "Fiales' Ctirnlval" was repeated last
night nt the Fifteenth Street theater. The
Improvement In the performance over the
prt-cpodlng night > vua very muiked , anil
notwithstanding the torrid atmospheie the
audience of over 700 Hhovved their high np-
piei-lallon of J , IMwr Owenn , the author
of thu play , .by calling him before the cur
tain.
Balloon nightly at 8 at Courtland Deach.
LOW ItATKS TO TIIK HAST.
Vlu the llurllnclon Itoutu. >
July 5 , C and 7 round trip tickets to M-
bury Park , N. J. , ivlll bo on sale at the one
way rate , plus $2.00 ,
This substantial reduction from the regular
tariff In made ou account of the National
Educational association convention , fur
which the Durllngton route has boon made
thn ofllclal lino.
A special train , carrying nloepera and free
reclining chair cars will leave Omaha at 4:30 :
p. m. , July C , and will run through to As-
hury Park ,
Tickets and full Information upon applica
tion to the Durllncton'H city ticket agent at
1321 Fiirnam street , Omaha.
bH | > iluI Knuriloii Kiut ,
Via the Northwestern line to Asbury Park ,
Cleveland , Toronto and ono hundred other
pleaxant summer resorts. Call at the city ,
ticket ofllce , 1401 Farnam street.
Popular niUBlc at Courtland Dach *
When Baby was nick , uo B < UB her CastorlA ,
When she wa a Child , ilia cried for CiitorU.
When eho became MUi , hg clun to CoxtorU ,
\7bcu the bad Children , ftho save thcun Oistortfc