THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , JULY 11 , 1891.
I SPEB1RL NOTICES.
tor lhn columns will bo
until 12 * ) p. in. tor th evening and until : W
p. m. for th morning nnJ Similar lltlon .
Adv rtl < T . by resuming i numbered check.
can haw nntvten aiMrm ni tn a numb r d letter
In cam of Th < * 1 1" * . Annwrs IK > mMres'ol will
lit il'llvcreil upon lircnrntntlon of the check.
IlAtMi , l',4c a word flnrt Inncrtlon , la a won !
thereafter. Nothing taken ( or less than Kc.
UY 1'IIIHT CLASS WATCHMAKKtt. Al IlEF.
AdrtreM. stating salary , tic. , I * 24 , enro of
life. A-M1M 16'
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WANTKD-BITUATION I1Y HESPONSini.E
girl n n cnnil ( rtrl or iten ral hou * work. Caller
or aildri-an Kil California t. A 1R-U *
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YOUNO LADY , KAIll HINOCtl AND OUOAN-
l t , willing tn travel , desiring situation , write
It. Norrli ) , Defiance , la. A-183 H *
WANTED MALE HELP.
BOLICITOnS , TEAMH rtmNISHEI ) ; INBTAT.,1 , .
tnnil Korxl * . American Wringer Ca. . 1603 How
ard street. H71
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AOENTB. BAt/ATlY OH COMMISSION ; TUB
ftrcaleit Invention of Ihe age. The Now Patent
Chemical Ink Kraalng I'encll. Hflla on slKht.
Work * llko magic. Aiffnts are miklnif 2 > .W to
1123.00 per week. For further pirtlcularn writ *
the Monroe Erasing Mfg. Co. . X 36. Ln Croito ,
WIs. 11-874 Jyl8 *
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BALESMnN WANTED TO SELL Ot'U GOODS
l > r sample to the wholesale and retail trade ;
nell on night to every bualn M man or firm ;
liberal salary ; money advanced for advertising
and cxpen c ; permanent position. Address ,
with stamp , Klne Mfg. Co. , C' " ' . . ' . 14.
CLASS SALESMEN ON SAI.AUY ; ALSO
saleslady. Specialty MnnufacturlnB Company.
( Incorporated ) , 1204 Farnam st. 11 151 13 *
WANTED , LAItOitnilS. TEAMSTEH8 AND
tracklayers on IJ. & M. Hy. In Montana. tre < i
transporlntlon. Kramer A ° 'tlrnrn. . . } T
wrcncy , llth nnd Farnam streets. II M188 17 *
WANTED , A FIIIST-CLASS SIGN PAINTER :
one who can do nlc ulas * work. Apply to
C. F. Shaw. Sioux Clly.Ja. n 167 13 *
IF BAVN70 AND LOAN AGENTS WHO CAN
cct Imxlness will call on F. M. Curt In. at
Merchants hotel , Friday or Saturday after 4
o'clock , they can secure a contract that will
make them money. 11 16314 *
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
LADIES MAKE JIO.W WEEKLY WHITING AT
home. Address , with stamp. Loulao Smith ,
Milwaukee , Wl * . C MOM 16 *
LADIES WANTING GUILS APPLY AT THE
Scandinavian Young Ladles' Home Exchange ,
15W Capitol avenue. Hemovcd from 3304 Cum-
Ing. C Ml 03 17 *
WANTED. OIHL FOH GENERAL HOUSE-
work. 2120 Ilamey street. C MUS It *
A amL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
wanted at 31M Woolworth avenue ; Herman or
Danish preferred. C M135 II *
WANTED. GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework ; German preferred ; Inquire M6 S.
13th street , at grocery store. C M191 14
FOB BENT HOUSES.
HOUSES , F. 1C DARLING , BARKER BLOCK.
D 75
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
' O. F , Davis company. IMS Farnam. D 678
8-ROOM COTTAGES , MODERN , CHOICE IN
Stanford Circle. C. 8. Elgulter. 204 lice bldf.
D 677
RENTAL AGENCY , 007 BROWN DLOCK.
KELKENNEY&CO. , R. 1 , CONTINENTAL BLK.
FOR RENT , GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM
house , 2C21 Capitol avenue. B. II. Roblnon.
room 7. Commercial National. D 850
IIOUSCS-W. O. TEMPLETON , PAXTON ULK.
D M736 31
TENTS FOR RENT 1311 FARNAM ST.D
D 351
FINE FLAT IN CLOUSER BLOCK AT 703 S.
ICth at. ; ranee and nil other conveniences ;
125. George Clouser , room 2 , 1C23 Farnam St.
P-911
CLEAN , COMFORTABLE. CONVENIENT ,
moderate rentals , best 3 and 4-room suites for
housekeepers on.y. References required. Also
6-room sulto In tenement. 81G S. EM street.
D-WO
VERY FINE 7-ROOM COTTAGE AT REduced -
duced price ; call at once. Fidelity Trust Com
pany , 1702 Farnam street. D 119
FOR RENT WANTED. GOOD MEDIUM
priced houses. List your bouses for rent
with Ames. D M57
MODERN TEN ROOM HOUSE AND BARN ,
nlao cottage nnd bam , cheap. Rental agency ,
310 N. Y. Life. D 740
FOR RENT. FLAT IN LINTON BLOCK ; 6
looms , water , gas , all complete ; J17.00 per
month In advance. Inqulra at 917 B. 13th. In
block. John Hamlln. D M860
IS2J I'll ATT ST. . IN GOOD REPAIR , JS.OO.
3513 Scward st , 4-room cottage , as good as
new , 110.00.
3401 Jackson St. , a fine modern cottage , 6
rooms , nearly new. r > nlv J22.00.
8. E. cor. 5th nnd Williams , a D-room house
with bnrn. large yard , fruit trees , berries ,
etc. , paved st. only 125.00.
One of those beautiful LnFayette Place houses
cheap to right party.
Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 Farnam St.D834
D-834
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN
all parts of city. E. II. Sheafe 432 Paxton blk.
D-818A6
FOR RENT. MODERN 10-ROOM FLAT , CEN -
trally located , will readily fill with roomers.
E. II. Shcufe. 43 ! Paxton blk. D 019A8
FOR RENT , MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
2513 Fnrnara. R. C. Patterson , Ramgo blk.
D-92T
BIX ROOM COTTAGE , 937 N. 25T1I ST. , Jll.OO
per month. Inqulro 2IWJ4 Cumlng or 823 8.
18th st. D 083-15
FOR RENT. J25 PER MONTH. PRETTY COTtage -
tage on Chicago street , 7 rooms , bath and fur
nace , south front , opposite Henry Yules' resi
dence. Inquire room tM. First Nat'l bank
building. Ncthcrton Hall. D 132-15
FOB KENT FURNISHED BOOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS. C26 S. 1DTII STREET.
E M5C3 Jyt3 *
FURNISHED ROOM. 2017 HARNEY STREET.
E M9JI 16 *
FURNISHED ROOMS. 1413 DODGE.
DODGE.E
E M974 17 *
FI'RNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
1611 Howard. E M143 IS *
ilOOMS SEVERAL NICE , CLEAN ROOMS
far runt cheap ; good locution. Room S , With-
ni'll block. K ISO-IS
VERY NICE ROOMS. 1723 DAVENPORT.
E 173-16 *
A WIDOW. WITH FURNISHED HOUSE ,
whoso children attend High school , would like
tci sublet to elderly couple or parties who
would allow her the use of three rooms for
use of furniture. If necessary would assume
cure of house. Steam heat. Central. Address
P 23. Ili-c. E-177-15 *
FURNISHED BOOMS AND BOARIX ,
YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME , UNDER CARE OF
Women's Christian association. Ill 8. 17th st.
IlOOMS & BOARD. Kl N. 19. MRS. TUTTLU.
F-M358 JylS *
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NICE ROOMS AND BOARD. 211 8. 20TH.
_ F 100 JylS *
IlOOMS AND BOARD , 2U3 CAPITOL AVENUE.
F CO 23 *
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM
with strictly Drst clasa board. 210 } Douglas.
F-9H
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NICELY Fl'RNlSHED ROOMS. ALL CON-
venlenccs ; 21/03 / at. Mary'l ave. F 314-13 *
Fl'RNlSHED ROOMS AND BOARD. 2214
1'ainain Bit col. F M9U 14 *
IlOOMS WITH BOARD. 21M HAHNEY.
HAHNEY.172A11
I -172-A11 *
1'RIVATB ' FAMILY. PLEASANTLY LOCATED.
wishes few boarders ; use of piano ; terms mod
erate , references. 1709 Dodge. F M304 14 *
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH HOARD
at 1711 D dge street. F-M134 lii
TJ NFUBNISHED ROOMS FOB BENT
A VERY NICE 3 OR 4-ROOM FLArT MODERN
Impr cm nts , 610 N. Kill street ; references
rvquu I Omaha Real I.'st. & T. Co. , room
4 , 11. ' Bldg. O-.MIW 14
FOR RENT -STOBE3 ANDJUFFIOES
CORNER SALOON , DOUQUVS. INQUIKU
22. I-M863
FOR RENT , THE 4-STORY BRIClVilUlLDINai
91 < 1'urn.tm atrvcu Th bulldlnu has a ftr -
proof cement bnntment , complete steam h at
Ins fixtures , water on all Moors , gas , to. Ap
ply at the otnca of the Reo. 1 910
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FOR RFNT NIOK RESTAl'RANT AND 19
rooms , furnlthed , I1W.OO ; 20-nmm hotel fur-
nmhiit , TJO.OI ) , one of th lineal cigar stores
In thtf . > Hats fiirnlvh > Hl nnd unfurnUhed ,
ricnii an.l houses In all rurls of the city.
W U. TcinpWton. > W Paston BIU. I-M KJ 15
WANTED.
AGENTS. DO YOU WANT THE RB8T NTcKEL
slot nm.'liln * mndeT Juit out ; It iMd * Ilium all ;
the "new silver dollar' * pay * out dollars and
nukles , A bin winner and money maker ; this
Is your chatK . Diivls No\clly Co. , Kim Ira ,
WANTFU. AQENTS TO SEUU TO FAUUEKS
In fi lrntka. Thty all want It ; no book can
Yuumg bis mnrey maker AiUrcu 2707 Q
Ue.it South Omatia. J UIM
"WANTED TO BENT.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR RENT , HTORE3 ,
hmj e , flatii , rooms , at one * nnd receive ben
efit of my new published tut to appear In n
few days. W. O. Templeton , J07-8 Paxton
' " * K-M 1 IS
STOUAOE.
STORAGE. WILLIAMS A CROSS , 1214 HARNBY
, _ _ _ _ M 8 _ _
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
and cheap rate. R. Wells , 1111 Farnam.
. _ M87 _
OM.VAN&STORAGB CO..1U4 DODGE. TF.ufsSI.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ M Ml
WANTED TO BITS.
WILL PAY CASH FOR A STANDARD TYPE
writer If nearly new and In good condition ;
must be cheap ; submit sample of work. Address -
dress 1' 19 , core Bee office. N-13I-U
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HAVANA FRECKLES , A IOC CIGAR. FOR SC.
N-M370-Jy-15
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SECOND-HAND
furniture , stoves , etc. I. Brussell , 710-712 N. Uth
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
BF.COND-HAND FURNITURE. SM s. IJTH ST.
WANTED , TO INVEST 13,000.00 KJ FOMB
business which I shall have H Interest or all.
Must bf > nr the closest examination. State full
particulars first by letter , P 25 , cure Be ,
_ pmahaNeb. _ N M1W 22
WANTED. TO BUY. I HAVE CUSTOMER
for U section of good land In eastern half of
Nebniska ; want 100 to 140 acres of some good
hay land ; must IK- cheap ; Klve price and
terms ; also nent cottage In Omaha uorth about
JJ.000.00 ; small cosh payment , balance
monthly ; owners only. W. O. Templeton ,
Paxton block. N MM3 IS
PAYMENTS EASY YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
money. Low prices on furniture & household
goods. Enterprise Credit Co. , 613-615 N. 16th t ,
0-857
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FOR SALE. A BARGAIN. A HANDSOMELY
decorated steel book case with adjustable metal
rollers , 7 ft. high , &W ft. wide , 16 Incliei deep ,
Yale locks ; suitable for county offlccs. Address
Midland G. & T. Co. . 310 N. Y. Life.
O-181-15 *
FOB SALE HOBSE3.WAGONS.ETO.
FOR SALE. SADDLE PONY. ADDRESS P 27 ,
Bee. P M162 15
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE. FIRST MORTGAGES , GUARANteed -
teed 8 per cent , sums of JiOO.OO to 11,000.00.
Why take 4 per cent when jou can get 87
-Ames. 1617 Farnam. Q M93I
FOR HALE. J125 BICYCLE. NEARLY NEW ,
for 160. Inquire 1406 Dodge st. Q-134-17 *
A Room Without
a Roomer'vS
LUCE A
Home Without
a Mother.
THE BEE finds roomers for rooms , and it finds
rooms for roomers. Plenty of room on this page
for your room ad. "Wants made known cheap.
ICE FOR SALE IN CAR LOTS. GILBERT
Bros. , Council Bluffs. Q M583 Jy23
TEAM , 175.00 ; CONCORD HARNESS , JIO.OO ; 3V4
wagon , J10.00J organ. $30.00. 905 N. Y. Life.
Q-M192 A13
MISOEI/LANEOTJS.
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA-
loEUe. George E. Brown , } r , , & Co. , 7U9 S. 16th.
R-M2T1
BIDS WANTED FOR TEARINO DOWN THE
Battle of Gettysburg building , corner of St.
Mary's avenue and 18th street , and removing
all material from premises ; specifications at
olllco of Nethcrton Hall , room 009 , First Nat'l
bank building. Herman Kountze R 133-15
FREE MUSEUM OF ANATOMY TO MEN
only Dr. Scarles & Scarlcs. 1416 Farnam st.
R 131-alO
BOYS AND GIRLS RECEIVE FREE , PNEU-
matlc tire bicycles , price $30.00 ; write to
1'nuematlc Tire Bicycle depot , P. O. box 886 ,
Chicago. B M1DO 15
CLAllWOYANTS.
MRS. DR. II. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT. RE-
llable business medium : 7th year at 119 N. 16.
S-CS3
CLAIRVOYANT PROFESSOR WHITE CAN BE
consulted on business , marriage , divorces and
nil family affairs ; the future plainly revealed ,
lovers united , troubles healed , names of
friends and enemies ; also the one you will
marry. Hours from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. Sun
day , 9 to B. 1617 Chicago street. S 103 17 *
ARRIVED. H. PETTIBONE. MEDIUM. MADI-
Hon hotel , for a few days only. S Ml'JG 20 *
MASSAGE , BATH3. ETC.
MADAME SMITH , 602 S. 13TH. 2D FLOOR
room 3. Mnssage , vapor , alcohol , steam , snl *
phurlne and sen baths. T 916 14 *
MADAME BROWN. 1314 CAPITOL AVENUe !
2d tloor , room 4 , massage , alcohol , sulphur and
sea baths. T MD3 13
MME. ANNA OF CHICAGO GIVES ALCOHOL
baths and massage. 333 N. 16th , room 13.
T M56S 14"
PERSONAL.
CREAM FOR WHIPPING ; COTTAGE CHEESE.
Waterloo creamery , I61J Howard , tel 1332.
U-M14S all
WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J ,
Mullet's new Ice cream parlors , : S02 Leuven-
north street ; everything Is new , Including th
building. Tel. 1030. lea cream delivered.
U-MS1J
LADIES' AMBE RJEWELRY T OORDER ;
also repairing. CI3 s. 16th street. U M1M
MASSAGE TREATMENT. ELECTRO-THER-
mat baths. Scalp and ha'r treatment.mancurc& !
chlprodlst. Mrs Post , 313(4 ( B 15th. Wlthndl blk.
U-6W
MASSAGE , MADAMU BERNARD , 1419 DODGE.
U-MSO 14"
BALOUFF-
A plens.mt nnd convenient place , 1530
Famam street , I'axton block ; 'phone 711.UM33S
U-M33S
8AML BURNS INVITES YOU TO VISIT HIS
new art room at any lima. 131 ! Farnam.
U-47 Jyll
DR. MAXWELL. SPECIALIST. OF INTEIINA.
tlonal unltarlum , removed to 408 Paxton block.
Tel. 15.7. U-MWl-Jy2 :
HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOC CIGAR FOR 5(1
U MK7.Jy.lJ
VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book and consultation free. Address or
call Vlavl Co. , 34t Ue bide. Lady attendant.
_ _ U 691
_ _ _ _
BCHADELL'S SHAMPOO. VAPOR AND HOT
air machln * tar steaming ladles' faces nnd
htads ; cure * dandruff and headache. 1U3 Doug'
U ' * 1 _ U-MSSI SJ
RT'W. ROSS MARTIN. 13i4 FARNAM ST7J
hours from 11 to 1 , 3 to 5 , I to 8. Tel. 1S10.
U 9M Ai
INFORMATION AS TQ WHERE BERT COOK
U will L gratefully' ' received ; Bert. If you
sea this , write or coma homo Immediately ,
Ida A. Cock. . Blcncoe. la. U M5SS U *
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
prcptrty. 13,000 & upwards , 6 to CS , p r cent ; no
delays. W. Kurnam Smith & Co. , lit ) rninam.
MONKY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha r al esUte ,
1 to 8 rears. Ftd lUy Tru t Co. , ins Fairjm.
MONKY TO IX3AN AT LOWEST R.VTE3.
O. V. DuvU Co. . 1U3 Faruuu st. W-W1
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
Continued.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estaU. Brennan , Lov < & Co. , raxtnn blk.
ANTHONY LOAN A TRUST CO. , 31 * N. Y. LIFE
loans it low rales for choice security on Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
W 700
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. Of"NEW
York. Capital J2.OW.OiW. Surplus J600.000. Sub-
mil choice loans lo F. B. Pusey , agent. First
NaMonal bank building. w lIL ?
" ' '
LlFE "lNSURANCE Po'LICini' LOANED ON
or bought. F. C. Chesney , Kansas City , Mo.
W 6M
CITY LOAN3 , LARGE I/JANS ON CENTRAL
business property ; b per cent , C. A. Starr ,
615 N. Y. Llf bulldlnif. W-M2SJ
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM
property. Arats. 1617 Farnam street.
LOANS W. G. TEMPLETON , PAXTON RLK.
W M797 31
LOANS WANTED. J. N. FRENZER , OPP. P.O.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. . 16T1I AND
Douglas streets , loan money on city and f.irm
property nt lowest rates of Interest. W 633
MONEY TO LOAN ON SutiTs IN DOUGLAS ,
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate.
Fidelity Trust OX.J7JI2 Farnam st. W91
HONEY TO LOAN ON OMAIIA PROPERTY
and Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 per cent.
W. B. Melkle , First National bank building.
W 9J
LOANS , E. H. SHEAFE , 433 PAXTON BLK.
W 916A8
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
erty. Horvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life building.
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FUUM ;
lure , plnnos , homes , wnirons , or any kind of
chattel security , at lowest possible rnli-s , which
you cnn pay buck ot ony time , nnd In any
amount FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
room 4 , WIthnell block. _ ? T'L.
A. E. HAlRlsloMcNTINENTAL BLK
J WlUt >
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS.
horses , wagons , etc. , nt lowest rates In city ,
no removal of goods' strictly confidential ; > ou
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amounU' OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
306 South 16th : ? ' ;
J. B. HADDOCK. R OOiT"427rRAMGE nLO.CK-
FOR SHORT TIME LOANS APPLY AT ROOM
No. 624. Paxton block. X629-Jy25
SHORT TIME LOANS , 432
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE. BOOK
AND NEWS DEl'OT IV
" "rift oTiirSl" " " for c s : a bargain : wish
° " ' ' , , S'CkneSI- '
{ : ! - '
S'CkneSI'v y -
T0 ? UV' SEI'L OR EXCHANGE
e , get In or out of business call
css4heiNatlonnl Information Snd
, ,
Co. , 203 First National bank. Omaha
_ Y-MC30-J2a
l ° R , , CXCHANGE. MY LIVERY
feli , J rent bul'lllnS ' John
Council Bluffs.
Y M102 23
STEAM SWING FIRST-CLASS. FOR S ALE
or trade , or will run In a park on per cent.
_ Adcircs3 H. Kunze Elgln. Kan. Y-M11S 14 *
SHERIFF'S SALE. THE TANGEMAN &
Sons nourlng mill , near Talmagc. Neb. , will
be Bold nt sheriffs sale July 30. 1894 ; capacity.
SO bbls. For further particulars , address
George Selmer , Talmnge , Neb. Y M119 21
A REhlONSIBLE CONCERN OR INDIVIDUAL
wanted In every city to take the sole agency
for several Important staples of the typewi Itlng
business. lllg cash commissions , exclusive
rlRhU and unequiile , ! products. The largest
house of Its kind In the country back of this
Address Clark , box 167 , Boston. Mass.
Y M160 13
HAVANA FRECKLES , A IOC CIGAR , FOR 5C
Y M ! S JylS
HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOC CIGAR. FOR 5C
Y M26S-Jy-15
PHOTOGRAPHER WITH COMPLETE OUTFIT
wants to correspond with owner of suitable
room or building In town of EOO or more , where
there Is no other gallery. Address P 23. llee
° 'lee. ' Y
_ 150 21
FOR SALE. GROCERY STORE ; GOOD.
stock , located on the best street in the city ;
will Invoice at about Jl.SOO.CO ; will sell for
rash only , good reason for selling. Address
1 2 > . I'- Y-M19S A13-
bUCCESSFUL SPECULATION OPEN TO ALL ;
try our ayndlrnte system of ( peculation : In-
crcaso your Income ; Information free ; si-nd for
circular. Thompson & Ijerr Co. , 38 Wall
street. New York ; Incorporated under the laws
of the state of New York ; capital , $100,000.00.
Y-M1SJ 11 *
WANTED. A PARTNER IN GOOD PAYING
business ; only$300 00 ; this Is for a good , trusty
man ; experience not necessary , Address P 31 ,
" _ Y M183 15
Jj.000.00 and MAN
permanent Income as manager by
organizing company In Omaha for a business
that Is dl established In other cities ami Is
owned hv prominent men ; will pay good proflla
anil will bear the closest investigation. Ad
dress , The American Eucrasy Co. . agency
> pt 4 ± 3 to 426. Society for Savings building.
Cluvelnnil , O. _ Y M18I 13 *
*
MILLINERY FOR SALE ; GOOD BUSINESS ;
county seat town ; a bargain far you. at 7i ) ner
cent ; liui'itlratf. P 30. Bee. Y MIST. 15
FOH EXCHANGE.
HAVANA FRECKLES , A IOC CIGAR. FOR 5C.
M2CJ.Jy.lJ
BARGAINS IN HOMES.TRADE.SALE.1603 Dodse
2-H1
FOR EXCHANOE. GOOD HOUSE IN MINNE-
npolls for Improved or vacant piopcrty In
Omaha. E. Smith , 300 McCagua bldg.
SJ-M120 1S
WANTED TO EXCHANGE GOOD PNEU-
m.itlu bicycle for a young horse. Call ut 21S
South 16th st. 2 179-1 $ *
FOR EXCHANGETjlO.000.00 STOCK GENERAL
hardware , established ( en > ears ago and dolns
line buslneus , for good Iowa farm or fruit
farm : also lint. modern residence for mer
chandise or good land. W. U , Temulfton. 3s
Paxtun Blk. 2-MWJ 15
WANTED. TO TRADE A GOOD DRIVING
her for diamond ring or stud. Addtvtw I > 32 ,
Bee. 2-M187 U
BUSINESS NOTIOKS.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING. GENERAL REPAIRS
top tlO up. LouU Gutting , 111 S. 13th st.
_ . _ 253 Jyl4
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD
pllH-s mad * n w. ill S. Hth. Jl-151
CHINA DECORATED TO ORDER AND MEND.
ed. ime niiw. 1IH 8. 14th street. in-Jyll
C. B. MORRILU CARPBNTKR. OFFICE AND
storu dxturcs a specialty. UU Capitol ave.
_ _ 4H
R. L. CARTER. METAL COIINICK SKY.
lights , tmoka sucks , furnaces. U17 lljward st.
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 7 N. it
_ _ _ K * A8
D. T , MOl'NT HAS REMOVED HIS I'OAL
oIHco to (09 Bo. Kth , Brrwn blk. M143
FOR SALE REAL , ESTATE.
FARM LAND , C. F. HARIHaOX , SIJ N Y LIFB.
} ' It E 4 Jlyn
FOR BALE , NEW 4-ROOit' COTTAGBi CKL-
lar. cistern , city water ; ton * toth and fnliler ;
Si.2SO.00 ; long time. Eaquirt UK Fnrn.im.
eam'linirns. . RE Mill
_
BARG'UNS , iiot's 37 iloTH % "AND FARMS ,
sale or trade. F. K. Darling- , BarKer blk.
1 . - i-7CS
FOR SALE , FARM LANDC. ' DAVKNPORT
Waterman , US N. Y. Llfi building. IIB-15J 16
FOR flAU : , TWOFt'LL
northwest of Hanscom pink ; must go quick.
Address P 21. Bee. c "t. UK-1M 13
WANTED. FOR CASH. 110.CJPLACE. .
Wnnlnl , for canli. t4.J ) pl.icu.
Wanlwl , fr > r ca h. J''W ' pHcc.
Wanted. Omaha for OilcoKu properly.
Wnnteil. lni > er fet eottaKw J2.7W , value 13.200.
Wanted , 116.0m ; plnce for lots nnd cash.
Wanted , to loan rm > .
Wantwl to limn > 2OO ) .
Wanted. SO acres In Iowa.
Wanted. Snn Ilgo for Omaha properly.
Wanted , land for dnig store.
Wanted , hnntwim * stock for part cash.
Wnntisl , rn > t front curnur lot for cash.
Wanted , to borrow J4.01 * ! on 321 nrres.
C. F. Harrison , 912 N. Y. Life , Omaha.
R E-171-13 *
SNAP-SMOOTH , RICH GARDEN LAND FIVE
miles from pontollle , tlOO p r acre ; might take
some trade. 910 N. Y. L. bldg.
R IV17A12
FOR SALE 7-ROOM FRAME HOUSE. BATH ,
hot and cold water , S. E. corner Cnrby ami
roth sis. , ulll ! > < mild nt n sacrifice. Apply
W. II. Wrlilcy , The Morse Dry QooiM Co.
R E 173-17 *
SOME CHEAP LOTS.
A line W-ft. lot at 43rd and Pinkney streets ,
at JiOO.OO.
W ft. grade , 3rd and Francis streets , at
J3W 00.
3,1 ft. on 23th , near Dorcaa street , east front ,
only 1600.00.
East front on 27th , near Woolwnrth , trees , etc. ,
a very line lot for half value. It ooo 00.
A most desirable residence , DO-ft. _ lot , on
Georgia avenue , near Pacific street , for 5. . 400.00.
We have houses at from JSOO 00 to J10.000.00 at
greatly reduced prices , nnd on terms that will
require little cash. Before buying , selling or ex
chamrlng , be sure nnd see the
Fidelity Trust company , 17W Farnam street.
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. . LEADING OPTICIANS ;
J. F. Ponder , manager ; scientific examina
tion of the eyes flee , 212 S. 16th street. fom'l
Nat'l Bk Blilg. , In Klnsler's drug store.
818-A2 *
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO. . SCIENTIFIC OP-
tlclarn. 1IOS Farnam St. , opposite I'axton hotel ,
Eyes examined free. 717
EVEil TESTED TREE BY A PRACTICAL OP-
tlclan. Wc < guarantee to fit the eyes perfectly ,
to your entlri- satisfaction or money refunded.
A. MANDELBI'RO ,
Jpweler nnd optician , northeast corner Six
teenth and Farnam streets. SC5
BICYCLES.
BICYCLES. NEW AND OLD. $ M TO J125 ;
easy payments : we rent nnd repair. Omaha
Bicycle Co. . C.07 . N. 16th street. Tel 129.
HJCYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELED.
Tires nnd sundries. Safes opened , repaired. C.
R. Hellln. locksmith. 311 N. 16lh street. 9MA6
_
NEW WARWICK. 1334 PATTERN. STRICKLY
high grade , adjustable handle nnd rear brake ,
on no other wheel. Inquire Omaha Coal , Coke
& Lime Co. , 16th and Douglas st. 133 A10
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
H. K. BURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
cmbalmer. 1613 Chicago. Tel. 90. 709
SWANSON & VALIEN. UNDERTAKERS AND
cmbalmers , 1701 Cumlng. St. . telephone , 1060.S28
S28
M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EMbalmer -
balmer , 1417 Farnam street. Telephone 223.
331
HEAFEY & HEAFEY , 213 S. 14TII ST. TEL.
263 ; also 24th and N. sts. , So. Omaha. M437
LOST.
LOST. FROM WINDSOR HOTEL. A CANARY
bird. Liberal reward to Under. Il4i.1S *
LOST , NEWFOUNDLAND HOG. 7 MONTHS
old ; J3.00 reward If returned to 2923 Pacific
street. Had collar and tug 1612. 164 14 *
LOST ON EVENING JULY 13 ON LEAVEN-
worth or Park avenue a wooden box contain
ing valuable Jewelry- Liberal reward If re
turned to Mrs. Moore , 2130 Ilarncy.Lost
Lost 174-15 *
LOST A RED COW WITH SPLIT EARS. REturn -
turn 913 Jackson St. " Lost 178-14 *
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
G. F. GELLENBECK , BANJOIST AND
teacher 1810 California street. 914
FOR BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS :
easy payments ; Instruments rented ; rents apply
on purchase. A. Hospc , Jr. M855
ELLA DAY. ELOCUTION , PHYSICAL CULT-
ure. Emerson method. Summer pupils re
ceived. Room 9 , Commercial Nat'l bank.M163
M163 18
HAY AND GRAIN.
BALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD
Cattle company , Ames , Neb. , have 2,000 tons
of good barn-stored hay for sale. All ordeis
filled promptly. _ Q S3
BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. H. Snyder , 1515 Burt St. . tel. HOT.
J33-S3
NEBRASKA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE HAY ,
grain and mill stuff. We nre alwajs on the
market to buy or sell. 1518 Webster St. 15S
HOTELS.
THE MIDLAND HOTEL.
Corner 16th and Chicago streets ; coolest
hotel In Omaha ; new building , new furniture ,
electric bells , bath , steam heat American
plan , Jl.M to 52.00 per day ; European plan. Mete
to Jl.OO per day. M. J. Franck , proprietor.
835
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. W. COR.
13th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week.
IDS A9 *
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS BOL'GHT. SOLD. Ex
changed , rented nnd repaired. Typewriter and
office supplies. Typewriters rented at J4 per
month. The Omnlm Typewriter Exchange , suc-
COSSDIS to the typewriling department of the
Megenth Stationary Co. , 214 South Thirteenth
street. Tel. 1M1. OM
SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER ,
The Omaha Tjpewrlter Exchange , tel. 1361.
No. 214 S. 13th t. 9J1
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage butteries recharged ; electrical and gen
eral machinists ; superior work guaranteed.
Omnlm Electrical Woiks , 617 and C19 S. Kth st ,
i 3J2
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTors -
ors for electric light nnd motor plants and all
kinds of electrical construction. Western Elec
tric Supply Co. , 41S and 420 S. ISth st. S97
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WOLF BROS. & CO. . MANUFACTURERS OF
awnings , tents , flags , wagon , hay , stock covers ,
tarpaulins , banners , stieamers. 703-703 S. 16th
btrect. Tel. CO I. Tents for rent. M3S6
WHY DON'T YOU RENT A TENT , TAKE A
vacation und re.it jourself ? The Omaha Tent
and Awning Co. have tonu of all kinds that
they rent cheap. 1311 Farriam st. 3S2-A17
GRINDING.
SCISSORS. LAWN MOWJ'.RH , RAZORS , ETC. ,
ground. Melchlor Brus. ; . 11JJ Farnam stieet.
'
[ IA7.ORS , SHEARS. CLIPPKRS. LAWN MOW-
ers. etc. A. L. UnderttmA'- N. 14th. 173
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND RE
paired. W. Boehl , retirl-H * S. Kth , 2SCJ14
JOB PRINTING.
QUICK PRINTERS. KR.\M 17R & CHANDLER ,
ll.il Fiirnam and 207-U U. ith. Phone 16SO.
Mall orders get quick actlpn. S6J A4
ICED JOB PRINTING CO. * . FINE PRINTING
ot all kinds. 17lh street. Bee building.
BTJSNOQBAPHERa
O. A. POTTER. 6 N. V. tlFE BUILDING , "
docs all kinds ot stenographic work , law
cases , depositions , chancery work , copying.
tie. , at reasonable prices. Call and see tli
Duplex typewriter ; writes two letters at or
and the lame time , the fastest typewriter '
tha world. Mill All
HORSESHOEING
MRS. THOMAS MALONEY. S12 N. 16TH ST.
132A11
"
E. B. BUHT. HORSESHOER. 314 N. 16TH.W3A5
W3-A5
HARNESS.
HARNESS. WHIPS. NETS. ETC1 REPAIRING .
a specialty. 113 N. 15th st. 203
OET MY PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY A HAR.
ness. August Bohne , 711 b. Klh street.
M-11G A10
DANCING. "
'OR PRIVATE LESSON'S. BTAOE OR
"Uty d.ui' csall on M rani , 1319 Harney.
or 2JC4 Dodt * street , Urnu raaonab'e.
l A7
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINK M1 L STli/UI SII IP SS A11.
TOjularly c ry Pntunlay from New Y > rk for
Ixind.imlfrry and Glangnw Anchorl * . July
21. 4 p. m. ; fircsMln , July as. Z p. nt.i Ethi
opia , AUxust 11 , 1 p. m. , KurnrMtn. Atmiut 14 ,
7 JO p. m. S > Hl on. * * ptind class and Mwrnfw.
'nolf or.round trip tickets fr-im New York or
r.ilcngo nt rmluciHl ralm to the principal
Bcut h , Enitllsh , Irish nml all continental
IKdtita. For money order * , drafts , outward or
prepaid tickets apply to Any of our local agents
or tu Henderson llro . , Clilcngrt.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
SUITS TO ORDER AT COST. S. LARCON. M5
N. 16th st. Eetnhll'hMl 20 years , l Jyll
S. MORTENSEN. THE OLD RELIAlflii : TAli7
or , 401 N. 161)1 ) , has greatly reduced prices. See
his (2 pants and 120 Biiltn , all made In Omaha.
25 * Jyll
DRESSMAKING.
DRE8SMAKINO-BY DAY AT HOME ; TERMS
reanonable. cut and tit guaranteed. Inquire
nl 1721 Capitol avenue. ew-iTJ *
DRESSMAKING IN PRIVATE FAMILIES. FIT
and style guaranteed. Address N 37 , lle
M170 13 *
DENTISTS.
DR. OKO. S. TfASON. DE.VnST , HUITE 200
I'axton block , 16th & Fnrnam sts. Tel. 712.
712.MCS7
MCS7
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON BROS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS l.i
all kinds of C3al. Correspondence sollslte > l.
l' ' S Fnrnnm street. M46C
PAWNBROKERS.
FRED MOULD , 1517H FARNAM , JEWELRY.
SI )
H. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY , 50S N. 16th St.
171
PLUMBERS.
FREE-PLUMBING OF EVERY KIND. G.t
steam hot water heating , sowernge. 313 S. lit
M4W
J. J. IIANIGAN , PLUMBING. STEAM AND HOT
water heating. 2703 Leavcn-vorth si. 153
MEAT MARKET.
UEO. W. KURZ. CHOICE MEATS. PRICES
reasonable. 723 3. 16th street. M217 Jyll
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
WHITE'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. THE ONLY
place to get help of all kinds In thu city.
154 All
T7PHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTERING , CABINET AND MATTRESS
woik * W. R. Bell & R. A. McEachron. 2703
IxMVenw orth. 137
HAIRDRESSING
MILLER , LADIES' IIAIRDRESS1NG. SHAM-
poolng , steaming hair goods , 1513 Douglas.
SHORTHAND AJJD TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND. Gil
N. Y. Life , Omaha. Ask for circular. 7"iO
TICKET BROKERS.
J. II. DAVIES , MEMBER A. T. B. ASS'N.
tlcketi1 bought and sold. H12 Farnam s'n-cL
2JI WJ
P. H. PHILBIN , CUT RATES. 1403 FARNAM.
235 JyH
Till : REALTY MARK1U' .
INSTRUMENTS placed on record July 13 ,
1S94 :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Fred Kudrna to Jucoh Slegl , nVi lot 10 ,
block II. Brown park % 310
Peter Anderson to Robert Major , lot 15 ,
block 3 , QuIck'H park (00
J M Hwetnom nnd wlft to same. lots 3 to
8 , block 1 , Thirteenth Street add 1,500
II E Nyman tu J C Thomas , lot 2J , block
J. Portland Place 1,500
Sarah Alnscow to O W Oarlcan , middle
Vi of s < 4 of a tract JWxW rods and 5ti
feet In sV4 lie 12-11-12 1
Edward Alnscow to same , middle tt of s' ,
of m tract I20\51 rods and 5'i feet In sVi
nf 12-11-12 lfl
J M Chambers and wlfo to Alice and Wll-
lard Chambers , lot 1. block 2 , Noithfleld
add 225
Daniel Llnahan to Omnlm MortsaKP. Invest
ment and Realty company , lot 22. Rcdlck
Grove , lot 4. block 10 , Shlnn's 3rd add ,
lot 5. block 6 , BOBKS & H's add , n SO feet
lot 3 , block 12. McCoimlck's add , aub
lots 1 and 2 of lot 11-In 3MG-13 3.800
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
Edmund Burlt und wlfo to M A Lln.ihan ,
w 100 feet of n 150 feet lot 4 , block C ,
Park Pl.ics 6,100
Julius Nagl to M A Nag ) , nW lot 1 , block
7 , Kountze 3rd add 330
Total amount of transfers J15.SGO
Saturday.
All ladies' capes divided into
four lots :
All that sold for All that sold for
37.50 S10.00
at at
S3.75. $5.00.
All that sold for All that sold for
$15.00 $18.00
at at
47.50. S10.00.
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitor * . Bee
Building , OMAHA , Neb. Adviuo REL
isfAvta IcifiCAOO , utfltiTTS'TT'iON"y ' Airuuj
_ pmahaDcput | 10th und Mason Sts. | Omaha
4:45imi : . Chicago Vestibule. . . . . 7 7-T 0 .Warn
C : < 5.un . Chicago Express . 4.23pm
7.02pm . . . Chicago and louu Local . feuo.im
lL.32.im . I'uciila Junction Local . G.-SIpm
TTeave ? lUURLlTs'GTON & MO. RlVEUTlAirlveT
Omahal _ Depot luth and Mason 8ts. _ I Onm.ia
10.im . Dun\er lixprest . T..79:30ain.
10:15am . Dcadwood Express . 4:10pm
4SOim : . Denver Express . 4:10pm :
G:50pm : * . Nebraska Local ( except Sun. ) . . . 0:5Cpin :
S:15am. . Lincoln Local ( txcept Sunday. ) . . 11 .23am
Leaves I K , C , ST. J. & ( , ' . B. | Arrives
Omahal Depot 10th and Mason Bta. I Om.illa
> ; 43am . Kotis.ia City Day Express . S.Wprn
8:45pm.K. : c. N'Kl'LEx. ' vlaJJ. 1' . Trans. 6M.ira :
Leaves CH1CAOO. R. I. At PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omaha Union Depot 10th & Mason Hts.l Omaha
EAST.
IOISnm. : . Atlantic Express ( e.i. Sunday ) . . 6:03pm :
SJ5pm : . Night Express . Clo.im :
4:40pm..Chleagj Vestlbuled Limited. . . . l:23pm :
n:33pm.OUuhaiiuiJ2xp. : ( to C. M. ex Bun ) . 6J ; am
_ H _ W EST. _
( : J3am. Oklahoma & Texas Exp. ( ex tun.ll:3)pm :
_ ljjpm. ; . . . . . . . . . Colorado Limited. . . . . . . . . -ClOpm
Leases I "UNION PACIFIC. " " " | Arrl\cs"
OmahalUnlon Depot 10th & Mason Sla.l Oma la
9 : Warn . Denver Express . 30pm :
2Upm : . Overland 1'lyor . Cl'.pni :
l:45pm. Beatrice & Stromsb'c Exex ( 8un.l3.20.im )
G:40pm : . I aclllo Kiprees . 10Snm :
6 ! 30pm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fast _ Mall. . . . . . . . . . „ _ . 42uj ; m
* "
L avesTCHICAOOTMIU & ST. I'AttLr.Yrflves'
_ Onuhalynlon Depot 10th & Mason His. | Omalu
6:3Spm . 7. . .Chicago Limited . 93'am
llilCitm. . . Chlrpso Ex prej- i _ tex.Sun. _ . . . aiiMu m
Leaves" I f E. . > lu. .ALLi ! " ArrlveV"
Omahaj _ Depot 13th and Webster Sts. _ f Oinalu
9OCam ; . Ufadnood Express . 6:10pm :
8:05nm : ( Ex. baU.Wyo. Ex.E ( * . Man. ) . tH : > pm
6:00pm. : . Norfolk Express ( Ex. Sunday. ) . .MMSam
1'aul ExpieM . l.4mjn )
" "
"LeavesT"CHICAOC5" & NORTIIWEST'N lArrJves"
OluahttU.I' | _ . _ Depot 10th St. Mason 81s. | Omaha
llC5arn : . Chicago Express. . . . . ' , . , , . 6Upiri :
4OSpm : . Vestibule Limited . 9:20am :
Copm.Ex. : ( Sat. ) Chic. Pass. ( Ex. Man. ) . 5-ipm :
SiSiam . . . . . M < J. Valley Local . . . . . . . . . .ig 3Jpm
Veaves'l MISSOURI I'AC1FIC ( Arrives
_ pmaho ] _ Depot 15th and Webster Sts. | Omatu
l:00am : . HI. Louis Express. . . .7 . C:00im :
: Mpm . Kt , Ixiuls Express . 8S3pm
rtIOcm.DalJyi.X. : Hiiii.Nebraik.i _ Ixxal. 9 lOum
"Leaves I C , , ST. "P. . M. & O. | . \r-lici
Omahuf Depot Uth and Webster 81s. I Oiiglu
; OOum..Slcux Clty Accom ( Ex , Bun. ) . . A:03pm :
IOWnm : , . Sioux City Aocom ( Sun. Onlj.i. S U'pm
12Hpm. : . Sioux City Exprrvs ( IJx. Sun..lfUam
.taopm. . . , . , , . ; . St. l'aulLJm ted . . _ . . 9Jorg
leaves SfoVx "ClTY i PACIFIC. " " | A. > fveT
OnmlialU. J' . l > pot loth & Mason Hl > . _ Omaha
. . .Sioux City I'a m-nz r. . . . . . . ID Wpm
. HI. 1'uuJ Kxpr . . . . . . IO.ii.iMm
fitOUX CJTV * 1-AriKlC lAiriy r
iOmah [ Depot ISth and Wrbsttr Sts. l _ Qm * . ,
. . . fit , I'aul Limited . . . . S.4Uin
Chlcaxu Limit , d 0 4' r _
wTeiT ] OMSIIA "STTTXitfl Arm
nahlJU I' Dtpi-t 1 Hi ft M > u Bis. _ Cm _
"
' .Xpta . , St7 Louis "Cannon Ball. . IJ.Jipw
HE PAID DOUBLE LOCALS
How Tom Godfroy Got Out of Tratiblo
Ovir Ticket Snloi.
WAS OVER A PARTY OF FIVE TO TEXAS
Uncertainty in to U lint \VII1 lln Dunn A limit
Orcpini Short I.lnc Itullrtmila Hullcvu
the IIiul of tlid MrlUc
Is llrrr.
Tlioro were targe patches of grief visible
In the tmial mobllu face of Tlionma F. God
frey , city passenger anil ticket agent of
the Missouri I'.iclllc , yesterday , and
solicitous friends were anxious to know tiio
cause of nil llio gloom which iiiantled his
fcaturca.
To city ticket ngenta the CAUSO was easily
explainable , but to the large number of
Tom Godfrey's frlcntli It was llko n pJKO
from the Talnuul. A call tor n meet ng of
the local passenger association was Issued
yesterday by Secretary Davidson on the
ground that ono member of tliu association
hail made complaint of another member ,
and the matter was to bo settled at 2
o'clock at the secretary's office In Durllng-
ton headquarter ; . The call [ or the local
passenger association following closely upon
the settlement of the strike brought the
city ticket agents together to Inquire the
causa of the call.
As near as can be learned , for there Is
a good deal of Freemasonry nmong passen
ger men , Mr. Godfrey sold flvo tickets to
Houston , Tex. , Thursday at a rate of
$27.23. against the regular tariff of $53.70
each.
It was the oM-tlmo story. Five parties
wanted to go to Houston , and they Hhopped
about for a rate until they ran ngalnst Mr.
I'almer of the Santa Fe. While he could
not do anything for them , lie thought that
ho might be able to get flvo ticket * from
the Missouri Pacific , and ho did. It Is
asserted that he sold these tickets to the
prospective Texans for $27 50 each , and
shortly after , by some strange feat of leger
demain , they fell Into the hands of a com
peting line , and aflldavlts fell with them
that the tickets were purchased for $27.25.
A complaint was at once filed with the sec
retary , and yesterday Mr. Davidson
called upon the Missouri Pacific to redeem
the tickets at tariff rates , which was done
At the session ot the "low joints"
yesterday afternoon , called to pass
upon the unprofessional action of the Mis
souri I'aclllc , Mr. Godfrey sprung a mild
sensation by offering In evidence a prepaid
order for the tickets delivered to Mr. I'al
mer of the Santa Fe , and Mr. Godfrey sup
plemented the order by remarking that
under rule 28 of the association lie was
powerle-8 to control the sale of the tickets ,
they having passed entirely out of his hands.
The members were not satisfied , however ,
and the session promised to be a long one
in view of the technicalities which the case
presented , when Mr. Godfrey offered , on
behalf of his company , to pay the associa
tion double locali on the tickets. Thlt
seemed to solve the problem , and on mo
tion of one of the members Mr. Godfrey's
tender was accepted. The amount of double
locals on the five tickets sold amounted to
$132.50 , and this will be turned over to tire
secretary , thereby rel evlng Mr. Godfrey of
the fine which would have been undoubtedly
Imposed had there been a clear case , but
the members took into consideration the
Integrity of the city passenger nnd ticket
agent of the Missouri I'aclllc and said noth
ing about the fine.
So frightened were the Swedes who worked
the cheap ticket racket that four ot them
rushed to the nearest barber shop and had
their bears removed , one of .them going so
far as tc buy a false moustache so that
"even Palmer could not recognize me , " as
ho explained.
Oregon Mmrt f.lnu Affair' ' * .
A telegram from New York announces that
the agreement of the first mortgage bond
holders ot the Oregon Short Line Railway
company , under which Joint action is pio-
poscd to be taken with a view to enforcing
the lien of the mortgage and guarantee
thereof of the Union Pacific , has been com
pleted and filed with the Central Tr-ist com
pany of New York and the Old Colony Trust
company ot Boston. The committee is com
posed of n. C. Martin , John Dlg lov , C. J.
Lawrence , Bernhard Malnger nnd Ocrdon
Abbott. They arc vested with all t'lo powers
usually conferred on such committees to ne
gotiate a settlement , to buy in the ran ( gaged
property in case of its tale under foreclosure ,
and to apply the funds deposited In payment
for the purchase. The expenses of the com
mittee In all the work Intrusted to It are
not to exceed $10 a bond.
There Is a. great'deal of uncertainty about
Union Pacific headquarters as to what the
committee will do in relation to the Oregon
Short line , whether to move for a separate
receiver or to allow the road to drift along
as at present. It Is , however , nbsolulel }
certain that the financial lights ot the Union
Pacific will not spend any great amount of
time mourning over the defection of the
Short line should It come to that.
The Short line was ono of Charles Francis
Adams' acquirements , and Is Inown
as a C per cent road , which ,
under the most advantageous circumstances
could not earn moro than 4 per cent on tht
capital Invested. The history of Charles
Francis Adams' financial schemes In con
nection with the Union Pacific would make
mighty Interesting rending could the abso
lute facts be obtainable from those Interested
with him In the management ot the propel ty
and possibly Jay Gould would shine In i-
much more enviable light In contrast with
the theorist and sago of Massachusetts.
After tlin Strike.
Nothing but good can bo written of the
railroad situation at this point yesterday.
There was a very pronounced change in the
atmosphere and the railroads were settling
back Into their old ruts.
Thursday No. 5 on the Hock Island ran
through to Denver , the first train west
bound for a week , and No. C left Denver
Thursday night on time and Jeft Omaha
last night with full equipment.
The Northern Pacific has telegraphed Its
connections that Its road was open as far
as Mandan and branches , but west of that
point the blockade was completo.
Mr. Phlllippl announced that the .Mis
souri Pacific was entirely open from end to
end end that the freight department \vas
now giving clean bills of lading on nil
classes of freight.
Everything was bright nnd hopeful about
ChHdrenGryfof
Pitcher's Gastoria.
Children © ryfc *
Pitcher's Gastoria.
Children
-cher's ; Gastoria.
iorse Ory Ooods
Saturday ,
Toilet Articles.
Calder's tooth powder iac.
Perfumery , per oz. , 70.
Root beer (5 ( gallons ) for 150.
Bay rum , large bottle , 120.
A lot of combs ( all high price )
90.
Tetlow's powder isc.
Almond meal 130.
Swan Down face powder Gc.
the t'unlon P/icine , telegrams from Super
intendents Duel , Hanrroft , Ilrmkerhoff ,
Molloy , Colvln. IndlcrttlnR that the whole
system was open and many of the Mrlkers
going back to work. The * who failed to re
port for duty yesterday will find their places
filled by strangers. Shops that were closed
down becmiae of tlio blockade \vlll be opened
- - as tlio business warrants.
Uiilhvuy Nuti-K ,
Superintendent C. M , Italhbiirn 6f the V.ls-
sourl I'flcino U In town.
OeorRe K. MeNlitt of the "Kniy" looked In
on the i ssetiKPr boy Tliurmlay.
TnivellnR l'.ii etiKer Agent Clmrlc K.
Owen of the Vaml.ilU line , with liendiiunrterJ
at Kansas City. U In Omnlm.
Mr. J. 1 * . Rowley , city ticket spent of the
Sanla Kc nt Topekn , Kan , quietly came Into
Omaha Thursday from the north nnd yei-
lerday In just as quiet and unostentatious a
manner wan united In marriage- Mm. Mar-
R.tret Hnblnjon of St. Louis , at the deanery
of Trinity cathedral. Very Itev. C. II. Onrd-
nur omclalliiK. Mr. C. T. Uleed. one of tlio
beat known of Kamana nil.I . a forinldablu
cantlldato In the last senatorial fl lit In that
state , was present at the ceremony. Mr and
Mrs. llowley nnd Mr. diced left for Topcka
last evening. _
There may bo some on In this vicinity
who Is ainiirtod with n ntonmch trouble.
If so , the experience ot A. C. Kppley. a ,
carpenter , and contractor of Newman , 111. " ,
will Interest him. For acoilplo of years ho
wus nt tliura troubled with n pain In the
stomach , that ho says , "seemed tn go through
mo from front to baek. I ltau ) taking
Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera anil Dlarrlmen
Remedy. Whenever any pain appeared I
took a dose ot the Remedy. It g.tva mo
prompt relief and has effected a complete
cure. " It Is for sale by druggists.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA.
I Iflcpn llutrhrr * Sent lo t'hli'ngo to Take
1'lnrri of Ntrllicr * . .
"Kid" Mullen left last night for Chicago
with fifteen butchers , who will bo given
places In Swlfl & Co.'s packing housu Im
mediately upon their arrival. Mr. Million
has been employed in the house hero nnd
has lakcn Iho men lo the Windy city to
supply the places of men who nro out on it
strike.
Strok Yiird * IVnntVon
The Fourth of July committee met List
night and closnl up Its business , allowing
nil bills that were endorsed by the various
committees. The hose cart race was de
clared by the Judges to have been won by
the stock yards team , with the Cudahy team
second. The Hammond team Is out with a
challenge to race cither of the winners for
cash.
M on by < > Inch.
A. C. Denny and Harry Marling ran off
the 100-yard foot race that was protested on
the Fourth at Twenty-slxlh and C slreela
last night. A largo crowd witnessed the con
test. Denny won by an Inch and was given
first money , $10.
Hororil It-f.ikllic Day ut Ho ? Scute * . .
On Wednesday Charles Marsh at scale
No. 1 nt the stock yards weighed 11.113
hogs. This is the largest number of
porkers ever weighed by ono man In a day
on any scales In the country.
J. M. Cameron of Raymond , Neb. , la
visiting Reed Hake.
Services will b ; held morning and evening
at St. Martin's Kplscop.il church Sunday.
Deacon Daniel S. Curfman will address the
Fourth ward mission ut 2:30 : o'clock ne-xt
Sunday.
Adah chapter No. 52 , Order of Iho Eastern
Star , will Install tbelr newly elected olllcera
tonight.
Quito a number of South Omaha people
will go on an excursion lo Toronlo , Can. ,
leaving here Tuesday.
An Important meeting of the members of.
the Young Men's Institute will bo held at
their hall next Tuesday night.
Miss Mao Sill , one of Hastings' leading
soclely ladles , returned homo Thursday after
n pleasant visit with friends In the Maglo
City.
Fred Green of Atlantic , la. , Is In town.
Ho Is on his way homo from a trip to Den
ver , but has many friends hero whom he
will visit for a few days.
The ladles of the I'resbytcrlan church will
entertain friends und visiting strangers at
a lawn social at the residence o ! Mrs. II.
L. Wheeler next Tutsday evening.
Ths Magic City Federal Labor union No.
6335 will meet next Tuesday night at Kout-
sky's hall , corner of Twentieth and Q streets.
All members are requested lo bo present.
Rev. R. L. Wheeler's topic for Sunday
morning will be "Humanity With God Be
hind It. " In the evening he will talk on
"The Scriptural Philosophy of Uurden Uear-
Ine. "
At the July meeting of the deaconata of the
Presbyterian church Mr. Harry NIcMIn , Mrs.
Josephine Rich und Mrs. Laura IJ. Klser
were elected ns visiting board to the South
Omaha hospital.
Division No. S , Ancient Order of Hi
bernians , has elected the following ofllcers :
W. M. Ryan , president ; W. II. Quecnan ,
vlco president ; C. S. Ryan , financial secre
tary ; J. McKcenan , recording secretary ; J.
J. Larkln , treasurer ; M. Donohoe , sergeant-
at-arms ; M. Harrlgan , sentinel.
Tom Maher , a man who has been before
Judge Chrlstmann before , was sentenced to
twenly days In the county Jail , with the
first fifteen days on broad nnd water.
Maher Is booked ns a vagrJnt , nnd the police
say that he spends a greater portion of lila
time In houses of 111 rcpulc , and that ho will
not work.
An Interest In ; ; l. < < ttcrlilch hpoaKs for
Itself.
LOVRVILLE. St. Mary's Co. , Md. , June
15 , 189L I have handled Chamberlain's
Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
the pabt year. It gives the bust of satis
faction to my customers. I reculvud nn oner
last week for four bottles of the tonicdy from
a man residing sixteen mllus from my place.
Today I received n letter from him , staling
lhat It has saved thu lives of two mem
bers of his family. An old gentleman lie re ,
who has suffered two years with diarrhoea ,
was permaiiEnlly cured by this remedy. Ho
can now do as much work ns any man of Ills
ago. I could mention other remarkable
cures , but the Renu-dy will show for Itstelf
If tried. IJ. Love. 25 and 50-cent bottles for
sale by druggists.
I'crry for lowu i-'uriiinri ,
A new and substantial ferryboat Is now
carrying passengers and learns across tlie
Missouri river al the north end of Sixteenth
street , or Sherman avenue , Omaha , lo Iowa.
This now ulfordi a short and straight route
from Omaha to Cruncint City , Honey Crct-k ,
Honey Creek lake , Loveland. Missouri Vul- 1
ley and points in tht direction of Sioux C'lty ,
Id. Ten to fifteen miles la saved In dla-
tancf. Farmers can now market tliolr pro
ducts In the besl market Iho country afford * |
and return homo the sanui day , within a . $
radius of ( Kloen miles. The town of ill-
bonrl Valley Is Just fourteen miles north of
Omalia city limits and mm mile cast of the
Omaha poatodlce. Marshal's ferry ls nltu-
ati l about one and u half mllei down Iho
river , below Florence. This will be a great
convenience lo the public and brlrg to Omaha
a largo amount of tradu that now gu.'H cUo-
where.
Ifalct Kint.
For "full Informal.on . concerning suivmer
excursions cull at tlio Chicago , Md\vaukne &
St. Paul ticket ollloe , 1501 Farnam street , or
address F. A. NASH
General Agent
, \ : ult < i < l III * I'riMpfi'thn JlHllii-r-ln-l.iiw ,
Charles Farmer 18 In the clutches of the
law for having assaulted u lady , one who If
the trouble had not occurred , might ncu
day have \tien \ bin mother-in-law. All "f
the partKi to the trannactlon are colors.1
Thu complaining witness Is Mary Kobli -
son. the mother of a dusky young lady , to
whom ClmrloH lias been paying hla dl
tr i eti for a coupro of yearn. Thcii at
tentions have been objectionable to the
mother , and Tnumday h met Charles upon
tha Mreet. telling him that hu mutt not
\llt the Robliuon domlrllo any rumv.
Ctiarln asked for nn explanation , but in he
could got nothing of the kind , be picked up
it board and commvncwl chaulng the old lady
around the block. They ( printed for a tlnm
and until Charlta fell Into the hands of nn
officer , hence liln presence tn the municipal
court
Or Ron Kt Irry Ten ' urea bar-kacba , TrlaJ
size , iJ cents. All drugs U