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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATCRDAY , JULY II , 191.
8PEG1RL NOTICES.
Ail * rtl mmta fir lh ! columns will b taken
until It n p m. for inn rvrnlnx ami until 9:00 :
p. m. for tha morning and Sunday editions.
Ad ril m. by ri-nuMtlnic a numlwrMl cfuM-k.
can hare nn wem addrMnnl ' A numt > rf 1 letter
In er of Th * H - * . Answers o addressed will
b * ddlx-re ! upon presentation of th check.
Rnt < M. 1'jc a word first Insertion , la ft word
thereafter. Nothing token for less than Kc.
WANTED SITUATION.
DY FinaT CLASH WATCHMAKKlI Al HEF.
Addrem , stating salary , etc. , t' 26 , enra of
De - . A-MIM It *
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\ WANTKD-B1TUATION BT RESPONSIBLE
girl B second irlrl or ( rencral housework , rvill
or address MSI California st. A-182-H *
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TO UNO LADY , FA 1 11 HINOER AND GROAN-
1st , wlllinK tn travel , desiring situation , write
R. Norm penance. la. A 198 14 *
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WANTED MAI.E HEI-P.
BOLIflTORfl. TEAMS FURNISHED ; INSTALLment -
ment Roods. American Wringer C3. , 1009 How-
rd street. n 71
AOENTS , SALARY OR COMMISSION ; THE
Kreatfst Invention of th > use. The New Patent
Chcmlril Ink Erasln * Pencil. Sells on jnlBht ,
Works like milc. Aifents ar makinit J2 > .00 to
$155.00 pr week. For further particulars wrltt
the Monroe Erasing Mfg. Co. , X 2 < i. L.1 Cro ,
Wls. U-ttt JyU *
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BALESM IN WANTHD TO BELL OUR coops
by sample to tha wholesale and retail trade ;
ell on inht to every buslm-in man or firm.
liberal salary , money advanced for advertising
nd expenses , permanent ponltlon. Address ,
with stamp , Kins Mf * . Co. , C-4Z ,
FIRST OLAFS SALnHMHN ON HALARY ; ALSO
naleilady. Specialty Manufacturing Company.
( Incorporated ) , 151)4 Farnam st. Tl 151 13 *
WANTHD , LABORERS. TEAMSTERS AND
t tracklayers on B. & M. Ry. In Montana. Fre
transportation. Kramer & ° 'I'wr ? , , . . , ir
wpmcy , Illh and Farnam streets. D M186 17
WANTED , A FIRST-CLASS SIGN PAINTER :
nna who can do nlc * Klas * work. Apply to
C. F. Shaw , Sioux City. la. D in " *
IF SAVING AND LOAN AGENTS WHO CAN
Ket uunlnesi will call on F. M. Curtis , at
Merchant * hotel , Friday or Saturday after 4
o'clock they can secure a contract thnt will
make them money. B 168 14 *
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
LADIES MAKE M 00 WEEKLY WRITING AT
home. Adilress , with stamp. Loulso Smith ,
Milwaukee , Wls. C-MM6 16
LADIES WANTING GIRLS APPLY AT THE
Scandinavian Younir Ladles' Home Exchange ,
1520 Capitol avenue. Removed from 3304 Cum-
Ing. C M103 17 *
WANTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOl'SE-
work. 21M Harney street. C M148 14 *
A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
wanted at 3120 Woolworlh avenue , German or
Danish preferred. C M1S5 11 *
WANTED. GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework , German preferred ; Inquire S.
13th street , at grocery store. C 11131 II
FOB BENT HOTJSES.
HOUSES , F , K. DARLING. BAJIKEH BLOCK.
D 675
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. F. Davis company , 1505 Farnam. D 6"8
t-ROOM COTTAGES , MODERN , CHOICE IN
Stanford Circle. C. S. Elgutter , 204 Bee bids.
D S77
HENTAL AGENCY. 607 BROWN BLOCK.
KELKENNEY&CO. , R. 1. CONTINENTAL BLK.
FOR RENT. GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM
house , 2C21 Capitol avenue. B. II. Roblion.
room 7. Commercial National. D 850
HOUSES W. G. TEMPLETON , PAXTON BLK.
D M736 31
TENTS FOR RENT 1311 FARNAM ST.D
D SSI
FINE FLAT IN CLOUSER BLOCK AT 703 S.
ICth st. ; range and all other conveniences ;
121. George Clouser. room 2. 1CJ3 Farnam st.
D 911
CLEAN. COMFORTABLE , CONVENIENT ,
moderate rentaK best 3 and 4-room suites for
housekeepers on.y. References required. Also
6-room suite In tenement. 816 S. 'd street.
D 530
VERY TINE 7-ROO.M COTTAGE AT REduced -
duced prlcer call at once. Fidelity Trust Com
pany , 1702 Famam street. D 119
FOR RENT WANTED. GOOD MEDIUM
priced houses. List your houses for rent
with Ames. D M578
MODERN TEN ROOM HOUSE AND BARN ,
also cottage and barn , cheap. Rental agency ,
0 N. Y. Life. D 740
FOR RENT. FLAT IN LINTON BLOCK ; 6
looms , water , gas , all complete , J17.00 per
month In advance. Inqulr * at 917 S. 13th. In
block. John Haralln. D M8GO
IMS PRATT ST. . IN GOOD REPAIR. J3.00.
3S13 Seward st , 4-room cottage , as good as
now , J10.00.
3401 JncIiMn St. , a fine modern cottage. 6
rooms , nearly new. nnlv { 22.SJ.
S. E. cor. 5th and Williams , a 9-room housa
with barn , large yard , fruit trees , berries.
etc. . paved st. only J25.00.
One of those beautiful LaFayette Place houses
cheap to right party.
Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 Farnam St
D 894
FOR RENT , DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN
all parts of city. E. IL Sheafe 432 Paxton blk.
D 81SA6
FOR RENT. MODERN 10-ROOM FLAT. CEN -
trnlly located , will readily fill with roomers.
K. H. Sheafe , 432 Paxton blk. D 919A8
FOR RENT , MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
2513 Farnam. R. C. Patterson. Ramge blk.
D 927
BIX ROOM COTTAGE. 937 N. 25TII ST. , J11.00
per month. Inquire 2420H Cumlng or S2S S.
18th at. D 983-15
FOR RENT. J2o PER MONTH. PRETTY COTtage -
tage on Chicago street. 7 rooms , bath and fur
nace , south front , opposite Henry Yatea' resi
dence. Inquire room 609 , First Nal'l bank
building. Nethcrton Hall. D 122-15
FOB BENT FTJBNISHED BOOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS. C2fi S. 19TH STREET.
E M5C3 Jy23 *
FURNISHED ROOM. 2017 ILVRNEY STREET.
E M53 ! 16 *
FURNISHED ROOMS. 1418 DODGE.
DODGE.E
E M974 17 *
rt'RNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
1611 How aril. C 11112 IS *
ROOMS SEVERAL NICE , CLEAN ROOMS
for rent che.ip ; good location. Room S , Wlth-
nell block.
E-1SO-16
VERY NICE ROOMS. 1723 DAVENPORT.
E 173-1C *
A WIDOW. WITH FURNISHED HOUSE ,
whose children attend High school , would like
tu sublet to elderly couplu or parties who
\\ould allow her tha uao of three rooms for
use of furniture. If necessary would assume
care of house. Steam heat. Central. Address
P 23. B"e. E-177-H *
FUBNISHED BOOMS AND BOABD.
YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME , UNDER CARE OF
Women's Christian association. Ill S. 17th nt.
ROOMS & BOARD. 523 N. 19. MRS. TUTTLOi
F M3S8 Jyl6 *
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NICE ROOMS AND BOARD. 211 3. 20TH.
_ F 100-JylS *
ROOMS AND BOARD , 2113 CAPITOL , AVENUE.
F < i < 3 23 *
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HANDSOMELY FI'RNISHED SOUTH ROOM
with strictly first class board. 11W Douglas.
F 9
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. ALL CON-
venlences ; 2iOS St. Mary's ava. F 914-13 *
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. TMl
Farnam street. F M913 14 *
ROOMS WITH BOARD. 21M HARNEY.
r.r-172-A12
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1MUVVTE FAMILY PLEASANTLY LOCATED.
wishes few fa ardtrs ; use of piano ; terms mod
erate , re Tenet's. 1709 Dodge. F M8M 14 *
Nirt-LY Ft RNISHKD ROOMS \VITIl HOARD
at 1711 Dcdge street. FMIDI lu *
TJ NFUBNISHED BOOMS FOB BENT
A VEIIY NICE 3 OR 4-ROOM FLAT. MODERN
Impr em nts , 610 N. 17th street , references
reiiutt 1 Omaha Heal E t. . T Co. . room
4 , IKO UldK. O Ml H
FOB BENT-STOBE3 AND OFFICES
CORNER SALOON. 2 DOUGLAS. INQUIRE
: = . I-MS61
FOR RUNT THE 1-STORY BRICK BUILDING ,
3U 1 arnam tr u Tha bulldlnu has a tlr -
proof cement basement , rompleto steam heat
ing fixture * , wattr on all lloors. gas , tc. Ap-
plyat th Ulrica of the B e , I 910
FOR RKNT NU'K REST.Vl RANT AND 13
rooms , fuinlshed. Jlixioo. io-room hotel fur
nished , 1M.A ) , unn of the ( ln t rlitar stares
In iho rl.v. tlau furntohtd and unfurnished ,
roams and homes In all parts of lh city.
\ \ U. Tem | > l lun. IM Paxton Ulk. I-MMQ 15
WANTED.
AGENTS. DO YOuwANT THK
lot innrhln * nutdaT Just out ; It ! * ad > tlwra all :
the "new silver dollar" pay * out dollar * and
tinkle * . A big winner anj money maker : this
ts your chance. Du NovellCo. . . Klmira.
JK. Y J Mtn 14 *
\VANTEI i AOENTS TO SKLL. TO FVRMERS
In Nebraska. They all want It. na boon rmn
TWUIIIK big maner maker Ai-dr * * * f7 q
sLiwt South Om.iha. J UIX
"WANTED TO BENT.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR RENT. STORES ,
"juse * . flat * , room * , at onp and rerelv * ben
efit of my new published list to pp r In n
JS7 < 1r > - w > Ol Templtton , - Paxton
_ " < K-MJOl 15
STOKAGE.
BTORAQE. WILLIAMS & CROSS , UU HARJIEY
* ' - * * ! _
BTORAOB FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS. CLEAN
and cheap rat * . R. Wells , 1111 Farnam.M .
OM.VAN43TORAGE CO..1C04 DODGE. TEU15SI.
M 201
WANTED TO BITS.
WILL PAY CASH FOR A STANDARD TYPE
writer If nearly n w and In ( food condition :
must ba cheap , submit sample of work. Ad
dress P n , care Bee office. N 135-13
HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOC CIGAR. FOR SC.
N-M270-Jy.lS
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SECOND-HAND
furniture , stoves , etc. I. Brussell. 719-712 N. I'.th
N-S5J
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE , S20 S. 13TH BT.
N 00
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WANTED , TO INVEST JS.O-W.OO IN SOME
business which I shall have Vi Interest or all.
Must boar the closest examination. State full
p-mlculars nrst by letter. P 25 , c r Be ,
_ Omaha. Neb. N M1 S 22
WANTED , TO BUY. I HAVE CUSTOMER
for 'i section of itood land In eastern half of
Nebraska , want 100 to 140 acres of some good
hay land , must h * cheap , give prlca and
terms ; also neat cottage In Omaha worth about
J2.000.00 ; small cash payment. balance
monthly ; owners only. W. G. Templeton ,
Paxton block. N M203 15
FOB SALE FTJBNITtTBE.
PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
money. Low prices on furniture A household
goods. Enterprise Credit Co. , 613-615 N. 16th st.
_ 0-837
FOR SALE , A BARGAIN , A HANDSOMELY
decorated steel book case with adjustable metal
rollers , 7 ft. high , CU ft. wide , 16 Inches deep ,
Yale locks , suitable for rounty offices. Address
Midland G. & T. Co. , 310 N. Y. Life.
O-18I-15 *
FOB8ALE HOB3E3.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 KOO.OO to 11,000.00.
Why take 4 per cent when you can get 8T
Ames. 1617 Farnam. Q M994
FOR SALE. J125 BICYCLE. NEARLY NEW.
for 160. Inquire 1406 Dodge st. Q 134-17 *
A Room Without
a Roomer
LIKE 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 M5S3 Jy23
TEAM , 175.00. CONCORD HARNESS. J10CO ; 3J4
wagon. J10.00 ; organ , J30.00. 905 N. Y. Life.
Q M192 A13
MISCELLANEOUS.
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA-
logue. George E. Brows. Jr. , . Co. , 7u9 S. 16th.
R-M271
BIDS WANTED FOR TEARING DOWN THE
Battle of Gettysburg building , corner of St.
Mary's avenue and ISth street , ahd removing
all material from premises ; specifications at
olllco of Nethcrton Hall , room 609 , First Nat'l
bank building. Herman Kountze R 123-15
FREE MUSEUM OF ANATOMY TO MEN
only Dr. Scarlcs & Scarlcs. 1416 Farnam st.
R 131-alO
BOYS AND GIRLS RECEIVE FREE. PNEU-
matlc tire bicycles , price 150.00 ; write to
Pnuemntlc Tire Bicycle depot , P. O. box 8S6 ,
Chicago. B M190 15 *
CLALY.VOYANTS.
MRS. DR. H. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT. RE-
llable business medium ; 7th jear at 119 N. 16.
S C83
CLAIRVOYANT PROFESFOR 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 9 p m. Sun
day , 9 to B. 1617 Chicago street. S 103 17 *
ARRIVED , H. PETT1BONE , MEDIUM , MADI-
uon hotel , for a few days only. S M136 20 *
MASSAGE. BATHS , ETC.
MADAME SMITH , 602 S. 13TH. 2D FLOOR
room 3. Massage , vapor , alcohol , steam , snl-
phurtne and t > ea baths. T 946 14 *
MADAME BROWN. 1314 CAPITOL AVENUs !
2d floor , room 4. massage , alcohol , sulphur and
sea baths. T JI193 13 *
MME. ANNA OF CHICAGO GIVES ALCOHOL
baths and massage. 393 N. ICth. room 13.
T MSCS H *
PEBSONAL.
CREAM FOR WHIPPING. COTTAGE CHEHSR
Waterloo crenmery , 1C13 Howard , ttl 13:2.
U M146 all
WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J.
Muller's new Ice cream parlors , ZSOj Leaven-
tvorth street ; everything Is new. Including the
building. Tel. 1039. Ice cream delivered.
U M215
LADIES' AMBE RJEWELRY T OORDER ,
also repairing. 613 S. 16th street. U M150
MASSAGE TREATMENT. ELECTRO-THER-
ma I baths. Scalp and ha'r treatment.manicure , ! ,
chlprodlst. Mrs Post , 313H S 15th. Wlthnell blk.
U-CW
MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD. 1419 DODGE.
U M808 14 *
BALDUFF
A pleasant and convenient place. 1520
Farnam street , Paxton block ; 'phone 711.U .
U M335
8AML BURNS INVITES YOU TO VISIT HIS
new art room at any tlmm 131 ! Famam.
U 476 JyJl
DR. MAXWELL. SPECIALIST. OF INTE11NA.
tlonal tanltarluui , removed to 408 Paxton blnck.
Tel. 1527. U MHl-Jy2 :
HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOC CIGAR7 FOR 5a
U-M267-Jy-lS
VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book and consultation free. Address or
call Vlavl Co. , 3)6 Ue bide. Lady attendant.
U-691
SCHADELL'S SHAMPOO. VAPOR AND HOT
air tnachlna fur steamlnc ladles' faces and
heads , cures dandruff and headache. 1U2 DOUK-
las street. U-MS5I S3
DRT W. ROSS MARTIN. I3J4 FARNAM SlT ;
hours from II to L , 3 to 5 , I to 8. Tel. 1310.
U-9M A5
INFORMATION AS TO WHERE BERT COOK
U will b gratefully received ; I > rt. If you
see this , wrlto or coma home Immediately.
Ida A. Cook. . Blcncov. la U MM : U *
MONEY TO LOAN BSAL ESTATE.
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. SIoe9 ft upwards. S to Cfe par cent ; no
delays. W. Farnam Smith & Cj. . 1323 Pnrnam.
W-iM
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWBBT RATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha ml tstkle.
1 to 5 years. Kldnll.y Trust Co. . I 2 Karnanu
W-tH
M NKY TO tx > AN AT LOWEST RATES THE
O. F Davis CO. , U3J Faruuru it. W W4
MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE
Continued.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estat * . Brennan , Lov * & Co. , Paxtnn blk.
vr-n _
ANTHONY LOAN A TRUST CO. . IIS N. Y. LIFE
loans st low rales for choiea security on Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha elty property
W TO )
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO OF NEW
York. Capital I2.0W.098. Surplus W . * > ) . Sub
mlt choice loans to F. S. Pusey. agent. Firs
National bank building. W-7at _
LIFE INSURANCE POLIcfBS LOANKD ON
or bought. F. C. Chesney , Kansas City. Mo.
W 691
CITY LOANS. LARGE LOANS ON CENTRAL
business property , per cent. C. A. Starr ,
SIS N. Y. Life building. W-MISJ
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM
property. Amts , 1(17 Farnam street.
street.W Mill
LOANS W. G. TEMPLETON , PAXTON RLK.
\V-M737 31
LOANS WANTED. J. N. FRENZER. OPP. P.O.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. . 16TH AND
Douglas streets , loan money on city and firm
property Bt lowest rates of Interest. W 63i
MONEY TO LOAN Ol7 FARMS IN DOUGLAS ,
Improved and unimproved Omahs real estate.
Fidelity Trust Co. . 1702 Farnam st. _ _ w-f3 * .
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
and Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 per cent.
W. B. Metkle. First National bank building.
W 9J
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LOANS , E. II. SUEAFE. 432 PAXTON BLIC
W 916A6
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
erty. Harvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life building.
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ture. pianos , horses , wagons , or any kind of
chattel security , at lowest possible rates , which
you can pay back at any time , and in any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO ,
room 4. Wlthnell block. _ _ _ _ ? " ' ? ! _
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A. E. HARRIS , 'ROOM L CONTINENTAL BLK
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MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS.
horses , wagons , etc. . nt lowest ratet n city.
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amOUIU1' OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
806 South 16th t
j
J. B. HADDOCK , ROOM C7 , RAMGE D 9
FOR SHORT TIME , LOANS APPLY ATROOM
No. 624. Paxton block. X62D-Jy.J
SHORT TIME LOANS. 432
BUSINESS CHANCES.
ot
mTSiU WANT , T0 ? UYSCr'L on EXCHANGE
merchandise , get In or out of buslne s. call
plr.hnn ness .nJ16 Na ° nnl Information and
Exchange Co. 203
. First National bank. Omaha
reD-
_ _ _ Y MC30-J26
. ALwinR .EXCHANGE. MY LIVERY
Will sell
or rent building John
Dohany , Council Bluffs. Y-M102 23
SWING FIRST-CLASS. FOR S ALE
or trade , or will run In a park on per cent.
Adoress H. Kunze , Elgin. Kan. Y M113 14 *
SHERIFF'S SALE. THE TANGEMAN" &
Sons Hourlng mill , near Talmage. Neb , will
Sf " ! . , nt " " "T8 B"'e ' July 30. 1894 , capacity.
SO .
bbls.
For further particulars , address
George Selmer , Talmage , Neb. Y M119 24
A RESPONSIBLE CONCERN OR INDIVIDUAL
wanted In every city to take the sole ngfncy
for several important staples of the typewdtlng
business. Big cash commissions , exclusive
rlKhts and unequ.ile.1 products. The largest
house of Its kind In the country back of this
Addre-s Clark , box 167 , Boston , Mass.
Y-M160 13 *
HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOC CIGAR. FOR SC
Y M2CS Jyl5
HAVANA FRECKLES , A IOC CIGAR. FOR 6C
Y M26S-Jy-15
PHOTOGRAPHER WITH COMPLETE OUTFIT
wants to correspond with owner of suitable
room or building In town of 800 or more , where
there Is no other gallery. Address P 23. Bee
otnce. Y 150 21 *
FOR SALE , GROCERY STORE ; GOOD.'cLEAN
stock , located on the best street In tha city ,
will Invoice at about J1.SOO.CO ; will acll for
5 ? ? Ply > eood rea on for selling. Address
p = ! ' * Y-M19S A13 *
SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION OPEN TO ALL
try our syndicate system of speculation , In-
creaaa your Income , Information free , wnd for
circular. Thompson & Derr Co , S8 Wall
street. ? ew York ; incorporated under the laws
of the state of New York , capital. J100 ow.oo.
Y-M18D 14 *
WANTED. A PARTNER IN GOOD PAYING
business ; onlyoooO ; this Is for a good , trusty
man ; experience not necessary. Address P 31 ,
Bee. Y M183 15 *
Jj.00000 and permanent Income ns manager BEALIZE by
organizing company In Omaha for a business
that Is well established In other cities and Is
owned by prominent men , will pay good profits
and mil bear the closest Investigation Ad-
diess. The American Eucraay Co , agency
dept. 4i3 to O6 , Society for Savlnn building ,
Cleveland. O _ Y-M1S4 i :
MILLINERY FOR SALE ; GOOD BUSINESS"-
county seat toun ; a bargain for you. at 70 per
cent , Investigate. V 30 , Bee. Y MISS 15
FOB EXCHANGE.
HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOC CIGAR. FOR 5C.
M263-Jy-li
BARGAINS IN HOMES.TRADE.SALE.lCOi Dodsa
2-S41
FOR EXCHANOE. GOOD HOUSE IN MINNE-
apolls for Improved or vacant property In
Omaha. E. Smith , 306 McCague bldg.
Z-M120 15 *
WANTED TO EXCHANGE GOOD PNEU-
matlc bicycle for a young horse. Oil ! ut 21S
South Itth it. z 179-15 *
FOR EXCHANGE , NO 000 M STOCK GENERAL
hardware , established ten > ears ago and doing
nne business , for good Iowa farm or fruit
farm , also tine mod'irn rasldenca for mer
chandise or good land. W. G. Temuteton. 388
Paxton Blk. 2-MMJ 15
WANTED , TO TRADE A GOOD DRIVING
huriw for diamond ring or stud. Addrww 1 > 32.
" * " _ Z-M187 It *
BUSINESS NOTICES.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING. GENERAL REPAIRS ,
top HO up. Louis Gutting , 111 a lltli st.
_ 253 JyU
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPK FACTORY , OLD
plp mad * n w. CU S. iClh. M-151
CHINA DECORATBD TO ORDER ANh"ME"ND
hi like ntw. W 3. 14th street. ITS-JrU
C. B. MORRILU CARPBNTHR. OFFICE AND
( lorn Qxturcs a specialty. U1J Capitol ave.
_ | _ _ _ 4T7
R. L. CARTER. MBTAL CORNICK SKY-
Illhts , mok Hacks , furnace * . liUT Howard ft.
_ _ _ _ _ _
DAMAGED MIRRORS R.ESILVERED , Tii N 11
_ _ _ # t AS
D. T MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS nt ,
offltti to tJ Bo. ICth. Brown blk. M144
FOB SALE BEAI * . ESTATE.
FARM LAND , C. F. HARIII3OS , 9U N Y LIFB.
_ - R K0lr7 ] *
FOR 8ALK. NEW 4-ROOM ? * CorAGB , CKL-
Inr. etstTn. city water : < ORIth and Snhltr ;
n.Mfl.Oo. long time. Enquire lilt Furtmm.
e m'ln rns. . RB Mill
_ " _ _
BARG UN8. "ifoUSBa , LOT $ AND FARMS.
sale or trade. F. K. Darling- Barker blk.
, R B 71
_
HBT BARGAINS FOH QUKKjtfRNS.lW * Drtdw
i , , IIK-S4 !
FOR SALK , FARM LANDH ; DAVKNPORT A
Waterman , m N Y. I.IM ftldln * . RB-U ! 1
. . . . AND rOTTAOK
northwest of Hnnwom paiki' must no quick.
AJdrMg P 21 , Beg. HE 1M 13
f L-
WANTED , FOR OAHH. IIO.IW PLACE.
Wnntml. for cas i. I4. , Q plnce.
Wanleil. for null. J7 " ) plicc.
Wanteil , Omnha for Chlrax > property.
Wanteil. buyer f t rott II.TO ) , value t32O )
Wnnted , 116 0" ) plucr for lots and ciuh.
Wnnled , to Imin * > ' .
W nt l to l < Min ll < W.
Wante-l. tn icres In Iowa.
Wnnted. i nn Dlgo for Omnha property.
Wanted , land for dmit sto-c
Wnnte < l. hunlwnrf stock f r pnrt cn h.
Wanted , east front earner lut for cash.
"Wanted , to borrow 14 O1 * ) on 32" ) nrri .
C. F Harrison. 912 N. Y. Life , Omaha.
R E-171-13 *
SNAP-SMOOTH. RICH GARDEN LAND FIVF
miles from pontollle , J100 p r acre , might ink
some trade. 9M N. Y. L. bldg.
R E 175-A12
FOR SALE 7-ROOit FRAME HOUSE. BATH ,
hot and cold water , S. K. corner Corby am
20th sts. will be sold at a sacrifice- . Apply
W. H. Wrlsley. The Morse Dry Goodi Co.
R E-175-17 *
SOME CHEAP LOTS.
A nne 50-ft. lot at 43rd and Plnkn y streets ,
at IVn 00.
CO ft. grade , 3rd and Francis streets , at
.
35 ft. on 25th. near Dorcas street , east front ,
only tSOO.OQ.
East front on 27th , near Wonlworth , trees , etc. .
a very tine lot for half value. St i > ) Ol ) .
A moit desirable resilience , 00-ft. lot. on
Georgia avenue , near Pacific "treet , for" JJ. 40000.
We have hou es nt from JSW 00 to J10.0W.OO al
greatly reiluced prices , and on terms that will
require little cash. Before buying , selling or ex
changing , be sura and see tlu-
Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnam street.
RE-M197
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO . LEADING OPTICIANS
J. F. Ponder , manager , scientific examlna
tlon of the e > es fre. . 212 S. 16th streetTom'
Nat'l Bk Bldg. , In Klnsler's drug store.
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO. . SCIENTIFIC OP
tlclan * . 1108 Farnam St. , opposite Paxton hotel
E > es examined free. 717
EYEU TESTED FREE BY A PRACTICAL OP.
ticlan. Wo guarantee to ( It the ejes perfectly ,
to your entire satisfaction or money refunded.
A. MANDELBURG ,
Jeweler and optician , northeast corner Six
teenth and Farnam streets. S65
BICYCLES.
BICYCLES. NEW AND OLD. 20 TO JI25.
easy payments ; we rent and repair. Omaha
Bicycle Co. . SOI N. 16th street. Tel 129.
131
lyCYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELED.
Tires nnd sundries Safes opened , repaired. C.
R. Hellln , locksmith 311 N 16lh street. 920A6
NEW WARWICK. 1894 PATTERN. STRICKLY
high grade , adjustable handle and rear brake ,
on no other wheel. Inquire Omaha Coal , Coke
& Lime Co. , 16th and Douglas st. 139 A10
UNDEBTAKEBS AND EMB ALMEBS
II. K. BURKET. FUNERA-L DIRECTOR AND
embalmer. 161S Chicago. Tel. 90. 709
SWANSON & VALIEN. UNDERTAKERS AND
embalmers , 1701 Cumlng. st , telephone , 10GO.S2S
S2S
M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKpR AND EM
balmer , 1117 Farnam street. Telephone 225.
334
HEAFEY & HEAFEY , 213 S. 14TH ST. TEL.
265 ; also 24th and N. sts. . So. Omaha. M437
LOST.
LOST. FROil WINDSOR HQTEL , A CANARY
bird. Liberal reward to Under. M141 IS *
LOST. NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. 7 MONTHS
old ; J3.03 reward if relumed to 2923 Pacific
street. Had collar and tag 1612. 164 14-
LOST ON EVENING JULY 13 ON LEAVEN-
worth or Park avenue a uquden box contain
ing valuable Jewelo Liberal reward If re
turned to lira. Moore , 2120 Uarney.Lost
Lost 174-15 *
LOST A RED COW WITH SPLIT EARS. REturn -
turn 913 Jackson St. " " Lost 178-14 *
MUSIC , ABT AND LANGUAGE.
O. F. GELLENBECK , BANJOIST AND
teacher 1810 California street. 914
FOR BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS :
easy payments ; Instruments rented , rents apply
on purchase. A. Hospe , jr. M855
ELLA DAY , ELOCUTION. PHYSICAL CULTure -
ure Emerson method. Summer pupils re
ceived. Room 9 , Commercial Nat 1 bank.M1C3
M1C3 18
KAY AND GBAIN.
BALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD
Cattle company. Ames , Neb. , have 2.000 tons
of good barn-stored hay for Bale. All orders
filled promptly. Q 6S3
BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. H. Snyder , 1515 Burt St. . tel. HOT.
833-S5
NEBRASKA HAY CO. . WHOLESALE HAY"
grain and mill stuff. We are alwajs on the
market to buy or sell. 1518 Webster at. 158
HOTELS.
THE MIDLAND HOTEL.
Corner 16th and Chicago streets ; coolest
hotel In Omaha ; new building , new furniture ,
electric bells , bath , steam heat American
plan. 51.W to { 2.00 per day ; European plan , 50c
to $1.00 per day. M. J. Franck. proprietor.
836
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. W COR.
13th and Dodge. Rjoms by day or week.
1CS-A9 *
TYP WBITEB3.
TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT SOLD , EX-
clmnged , rented and repaired. Typewriter and
oillce supplier. Typewriters rented at J4 per
month. The Omaha Typewilter Exchange , suc
cessors to the typewriting department of the
Megeath Stationary Co. , 214 bouth Thirteenth
street. Tel. 1SC1. 930
_ _
SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER.
The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , tel. 13C1 ,
No. 214 S. 13th t. 9J1
ELECTBICAL SUPPLIES ,
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage batteries recharged , electrical and gen
eral machinists , superior work guaranteed.
Omaha Electrical Works , 617 and 619 S. 16th st.
332
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTors -
ors for electric light and motor plants nnd all
kinds of electrical construction Western Elec
tric Supply Co. . 418 and 420 S. 13th st. 837
TENTS AND .aWNINGS.
WOLF BROS. & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF
awnings , tents , flags , wagon , hay. stock covers ,
tarpaulins , banners , streamers. 7U3-705 S. 16th
street. Tel. 601. Tents for rent. M3S6
WHY DON'T YOU RENT A TENT. TAKE A
vacation and rest jourselfT The Omaha Tent
and Awning Co. have tent * of all kinds that
they rent cheap. 1U Farrtam st. 3S2-A17
GBINDING.
SCISSORS , LAWN MOWCH9. RAZOHS , ETC. ,
ground. Melchior Bros. ; . 11U Farnam street.
-y Mi A 4
RAZORS , SHEARS. CLIPPERS. LAWN MOW-
era , etc. A. L. Undenting 106 N. 14th. 172
IAWN MOWERS SH.OIPE.VED AND iu
paired. W. Boehl , reuri Sit S. 16th. 256J14
JOB PRINTING.
QUICK PRINTERS , KR.VMER & CHANDLER ,
1U1 Farnam and 307A Kth. 1'hone ISM.
Mall orders get quick action ko3 A4
IEED JOB PRINTING CO ! FINE PRINTING
of all kinds. 17th siren ; . Jlyo building.
STENOGBAPHEBB.
C. A. POTTER. 620 N. Y , " tlFE BUILDING ,
does ill kinds ol stenrEfiiphla work , law
cases , depoaltlons , chancery work , copylns.
etc. , at rttasonahla prices. Call and sea tli
Duplex typewriter , writes two letters at or
and the same time , the fasUut t > pewrlter '
tha world. M9I1 All
HOBSESHOEINa
MRS. THOMAS MALONEY. 312 N. 16TH ST.
155AU
E. B. BURT , HORSUSHOER. 311 N. 16TIL
UJ-A3
HABNESS.
IARNESS. WHIPS. NETS. ETC. REPAIRINO
B peololty. 113 N. th it. 201
GET MY PRICES BUKORB YOU BUY A HAR-
ness. August Bohne , 711 U. Kill street.
M-I18 AM
DANCING.
"OR PRIVATE Lb OX3. STAGE OR
society tl.in < e . all > n Man 1 , 1.1J Harney ,
or 2DM Dodo street Krau r a nati o
A7
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANniOR LINK MAIL 8TKAM' H1P' 'All.
rfirulnrljr every ! i\tiirlnr from Now Y'k t-tr
Ix > mlnn < lf < rry nd Ulawnw Anchorta. Jnly
11. 4 p. m. . ClrmMln. July , 2 p. m : Kthl-
opU , AumiKt it. l p. m , Kiim-nuiH. Aiurutt It ,
7 M p m. Sulimn. mnd rln t and vtpenMe.
sinnte > r. round trip tickets fr-im New York or
filcnitii t mlucnl nitm to the princlpnl
finrtch. Knitli h , Irloh and all eontlnrnlitl
pr > lnt * . For mnney ordrni drnfts. outward or
profMhl tlekfts npiily to any of our lucnl ugenls
or to Henderson Hro . . Chicago.
MERCHANT TA1LOR3.
St'lTS TO OHt'EIl AT CO T S , LAHfO.V , SIS
N. ISth Bt. Ettnhllrheil SO ycgrs. l J > U
. THl ollBMAnNB TAt
or. 401 ff. 16th. Im * grmitly mlui > tl prices. S
bis to punts ami ISO suits , all mmle In Omahii.
Xt Jyll
DRESSMAKING.
DKR88MAKINO IIY DAY AT 1IOMK ; TEU.MS
reomwible. cut anil nt guarantit.nl. Inquire
at 1731 fapltol avenue. Mt-Jl *
DHES8MAK1NO IN 1'IUVATK KAMIUUii. KIT
ami tyli guaranteed. AUdrvui N 17. lift
M17U 15
DENTISTS.
DR. QEO. S. NASON. DBNTIST. SUITE SOD
1'axton block. Kill & Farnam its. Tel. 712M957
M957
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON HUOS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS t.i
all kinds of coal. Correspondence BOllKlt < vl.
1008 Fornam ttreet. Mt6C
PAWNBROKERS.
FRED MOHLC , 15174 FARNAM. JHWELUf.
H. MAIIOWITZ LOANS MONEY. MS N. 16lh St.
1:1
PLUMBERS.
FKCE PLUMBINO OF EVERY KIND. G.i.1
team hot unter heating. > eweraef. 313 S. liL
M4W
J. J HAN1C3AN. I'LUMDINQ. STEAM AND HOT
water heating. 1705 Leavcn'\orth st. 153
MEAT MARKET.
UEO.V KURZ. THOICE MEATS. I'UIOES
reasonable. 7S2 3. 16th street. M217 JylJ
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
WHITF'3 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE , THE ONLY
place to get help of all kinds In the city
154 All
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTHRINO. CAniNHT AND MATTRESS
walk * . W R. Bell & R. A. McEachron. 2703
LeavomvcrllL 157
HAIRDRESSING
MILLER , LADIES' HAlRDRESiJINO. SHAM-
poolng , steaming hair goods. 1313 Douglas.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND. Gil
N. Y Life. Omaha. Ask for circular TiO
TICKET BROKERS.
J H. DAVIE3. MEMBER A. T. D. ASS'N :
ticket * bought and ( old. 13U Farnam s'n'ct.
ill lylJ
P. H. PHILBIN. CUT HATE ! 140J
23 ! JyH
Till : IlEALTV MAIIKEF.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record July 13 ,
1S34 :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
FreJ Kudrna to Jacob Slegl , nH lot 10.
block 14. Brown Dark J 340
Peii > r Anderson to Robert Major , lot 15 ,
block 3. Quick'K park SCO
J M Snetnain and wife to same. lots 3 to
8 , block 1. Thirteenth Street add 1.500
II H Nyman to J C Thomas , lot 23 , black
4. Portland Place 1.500
Sarah Alnscow to OV Onrlgnn , middle
Vi of s'-r of a tract 120x53 rods and 5Vi
feet In s',4 ne 12-11-12 1
Ednard Alnscow to same , middle S of s'i
of n > tract 120x53 rods and 5'4 feet In s < a
n - 12-11-12
J M Chambers and wife to Alice and Wll-
lard Clumbers , lot 1. block 2 , N'orthfleM
add 2M
Daniel Llnahan to Omaha MoitBiinp. Invest
ment and Realty company , lot 23. Ri-dlck
Grme. lot 4. block 10. Shlnn's 3nl add ,
lot 5. block 6. Hoggs & H's add , n 80 feet
lot 3. block 12. McCormldt'a add. aub
lots 1 and 2 of lot 11 , In 3J-16-13 3,800
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
Edmund Durkand wife to M A Llnahan ,
w 100 feet of n 150 feet lot 4. block C ,
Park Plnce 6,100
Julius Nagl to M A Nagl. nH lot 1 , block
7 , KounUe 3rd add SCO
Total amount of transfers . . . . 515.SCO
Saturday.
All ladies' capes divided into
four lots :
All that sold for All that sold for
87.50 S10.00
at at
$3.75. $5.00.
All that sold for All that sold for
$15.00 $18.00
at at
47.50. 310.00.
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Bee
Building , OMAHA , Neb. Advice E'REL
RHILWAY TIM B .CARD
, i Arrives
_ Omaha | _ Depot 10th and Maion Sls.JOmaha
4 45pm . Chicago \cstlbule . 9.00am
9.45um . Chicago Express . 4 25pm
7 02pm . . . Cluuigo and lowu Local . fcuu.im :
ll.5am. . . . . .Pucitq. ! Junction Local . 0.55pm
Teavca lUUHLlNGTON & MO. TtlVElCl Airlv eT
Omahal _ Depot 10th and Mason Sts. _ l _ Onuua
10-15am . Denser Expresi . 9.35am.
10:15am . Deuilwood Expruia . 4.10pm
4 50pm . Denver Express . 4:10pm :
C.Wpm . .Nebraska Local ( except Sun. ) . . il:50pm :
S.15am. . Lincoln Local ( except Sunday. ) . . 11. 23am
Leaves I KT C. . ST. J. & O. U. | Arrives
Omahal Depot 10th and Mason Sta. I Omaha
945am ; . . . Kansas City Day Express. . . . 5.53pm
8.45pm ICJ Nlglit Ex vja U. p Trans. 8Mnm
Leaves I CHICAGO , II. I. & PACIF1O. I Arrives
OmalialUnlun Depot loth & Masou Kts I Omaha
10 l am..Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . 6'OJpm
S.Mpm Nl ht Express 0Wam :
4.40pm..Chlcacu Vestlbuleil Limited. . . . l. pin
lljlipra.OklahomaJ3xp. ( to C. U. ei Sun ) . 6.Utni
WEST.
EUam.Oklahoma : & Texaj Uxp. ( ex Sun ) ll.Upm
leaves I UNION PACIFia | Arrive * "
Omahalunlon Depot 10th & Mq in Sta. I Oinaia
3W.im : . Denver Express . 3.SOpm
Z:15pm . Overland Flyer . a.2 > pm
l:45prn. Beatrice At Slromsb'g Exex ( Sun ) 12 30am
6:40pm : . laclflc Express . 10S ini
: . , , , . . . . . . . . . Mall. . . . . . . . . . . . _ 4.JJ ] ra
L"eav > 3TCHICAaOr MILT" & ST. PA in ATFlvfs
_ OmhalUnlonpeiot 10th & MasonSts.JOmali
t:35pm . .Chicago Limited. . . 7 . 9 3'am
UlGam. : . Chicago Kx pre > t lex. Hun f . . S.OO p m
CeiiveT'P' F E. jlu ALL lit ArrlveV"
Omaha | _ Depot 15th and Webster Sti. _ I Omaha
JjOCam . Deaduood Express. . . . 7 5.10pm
: OSam ( Ex. SaU.Wyo. Ex. . ( Ex. Mon. ) 810pm ;
C.OOpm. Norfolk Express ( Ex. Sunday. ) .10 4iam
JijSOjjnx . . . , t .St. Paul Kiprvt * . . a I mm
" ' "
"LeavesT CHlCXaO'"NORTinVEST'N lArrJves"
OiaaMU.I _ > . _ Depot 10th & Mason Sta. I Omaha
"
Il.OCam . Chicago"Expreu . triaprn
4:05pm : . Vesttbula Limited . 9:30am
c-3 pm ( Ex. Sat. ) Chic. Pass. ( Ex. Mon ) 9 35pm
CiStam . Mo. Valley Local . _ . . . II ) Zipm
VeoveT r MISSOURI PACIFIC " ( Arrives
_ OmahaJ _ Depot 15lh and Webster Sts. I Omi.i.t
S.Wani . SL Louis Expreas . 0.00am
: Mpin . St. Iuls Expreu . 8.5Spui
JiiljJpm Daily ( ex. Siin.NebrM _ K.i Ixxal. 9 1'tam '
"LettVM I C.T ST. "P.TM. & O. lArrlvej"
Onuhul Depot 16th nd WebaUr Sts. I Onaha
1,04am TsiouxT'Clty Accam"Ex. ( . Sun. ) . S.Oipni
0 : 9iim. . Sioux City Aocum ( Sun. Onl > ) . S < pm
2:13pm .Sioux City Expreui ( Kx. Hun. ) .11 Mum
: ; , . . . . . . .St. i1tulLJri ) led _ „ _ SJlftM
j. uvru SfoTftC ClTY i"PACIFlC | Ai7lveT
OmahalU. 1 * . Dvput lIHh A Muaun dl ] , _ Umalu
iSiim . Sioux City Piweniror . U ) 30pm
_ S.J pm. . Hi. 1'uul Bxpreu _ . 10 OOutg
: i ve I HlOUX CITY"1A" PACIKICA \ > Tlv
Omati | Depot lilh and \V U t r Sts. I Oma. .
C-sSpra. . . fit. Paul Limited . ' 9 4tjm
_ y.pm . . fhlca v. Limit d 5 41 f _
iinahu tT rr _ " > p < ii 1 Mi & M < m St * .
' Kpra . St. Louis Cannon Hall .
HE PAID DOUBLE LOCALS
How Tom Godfrey Got Out of Tronblo
Ovir Ticket Sale * .
WAS OVER A PARTY OF FIVE TO TEXAS
Uncertainty into \\lint Will Ito Donii.lmiit
Oregon Short I.lnc Itiillruiuls Hullvvu
the I.nd of the StrlLo
Is llore.
There were largo patches o ( grief visible
In the uiual mobllo ( ace of Thomn * F. God
frey , city passenger and ticket agent of
the Sllssourl I'aclltc , yesterday , and
solicitous friends were anxious lu know the
causa of all the gloom which mantled his
feature * .
To city ticket agents the cause was easily
explainable , but to the largo number of
Tom Godfrey's frlendi It was like .1 page
from the Talmud. A call for a meet ng of
the local passenger association was Issued
yesterday by Secretary Davidson on the
ground that ono member of the association
had made complaint of another member ,
and the matter nas to bo settled at 2
o'clock at the secretnry'3 office in Uurllng-
ton headquarter ! . The call for 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 among passen
ger men , Mr. Godfrey sold IIvo tickets to
Houston , Tex. , Thursday at a rate of
$27 23 , against the regular tariff of $53.70
each.
Itvai the old-time story. Five parties
n anted to go to Houston , and they shopped
about for a rate until they ran against Mr.
Palmer of the Santa Fe. While he could
not do anything for them , he thought that
be might be able to get five tickets from
the Missouri 1'aciflc , and he did. It la
asserted that he sold these tickets to the
prospective Texans for $27 M each , and
shortly after , by some strange feat of leger
demain , they fell Into the hands of a com
peting line , and allldavlts fell ulth them
that the tickets were purcha ed 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 of the "low joints"
yesterday afterr.oon , called to pass
upon tli9 unprofessional action of tlio Mis
souri PaclHc , Mr. Godfrey sprung a mild
sensation by offering In evidence a prepaid
order for the tickets delivered to Mr. Pal
mer of the Santa Fe , and Mr. Godfrey sup
plemented the order by remarking that
under ruleS of the association he was
powerle-s to control the sale of the tickets ,
they having passed entirely out of his hands.
The members werii not satisfied , however ,
and the session promised to ba a long one
In view of the technicalities which the casu
presented , when Mr. Godfrey offered , on
behalf of his company , to pay the associa
tion double local i on the tickets. Ttib
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 the
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 con-lderatlon the
Integrity of the city passenger and ticket
agent of the Missouri Paclflc and said noth
ing about the fine.
So frightened were the Swedes who worked
the cheap ticket racket that four of them
rushed to the nearest barber shop and had
their bears removed , one ofthem going so
far as tc buy a false moustache so that
"even Palmer could not recognize me , " as
ho explained.
Oregon hliort f.lno Affairs.
A telegram from New York announces that
the agreement of the first mortgage brnd-
holders of 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 Trust com
pany of New York and the Old Colony Trust
company of Boston. The committee Is com
posed of R. C. Martin , John Blg Iov , C. J.
Lawrence , Bernhard Mainger and Gcrdon
Abbott. They are vested with all t'ia powers
usually conferred on such committees to ne
gotiate a settlement , to buy In the r.intgagert
property In casa of Its hale under foreclosure ,
and to apply the funds deposited in pnjment
for the purchase. The expenses of the com
mittee In all the work intrusted to it are
nnt 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 , absolute ! }
certain that the financial lights of the Union
Pacific will not spend any great amount of
tlmo mourning over the defection of the
Short line should It come to that.
The Short line was one of Charles Francis
Adams' acquirements , and la Vnown
as a C per cent road , which ,
under the most advantageous circumstances
could not earn more than i per cent on the.
capital Invested. The history of Charles
Francis Adams' financial schemes In con
nection with the Union Pacific would make
mighty Interesting reading could the abso
lute facts be obtainable from thoao Interested
with him In the management of the propcity
anl possibly Jay Gould would shine In r.
much more enviable light In contrast with
the theorist and Ejge of Massachusetts.
After tli StrlUp.
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 Rock Island ran
through to Denver , the first train west-
hound for n week , and No. 6 left Denver
Thursday night on tlmo and Jeft Omaha
last night with full equipment.
The Northern PaclHc has telegraphed Its
connections that Its road was open as far
as Mandan and branches , but west of that
point tha blockade was complete.
Mr. Phlllippi announced that the Mis
souri Pacific was entirely open from end to
end and that the freight department was
now giving clean bills of lading on nil
classes of freight.
Everything was bright and hopeful about
Children Oryfof
Pitcher's Castoris.
Children Cryfo-
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cryfo-i.
-cher's : Castoria.
Saturday ,
Toilet Articles.
Calder's tooth powder i2c.
Perfumery , per oz. , 70.
Root beer (5 ( gallons ) for 150.
Bay ruin , large bottle , 120.
A lot of combs ( all high price )
90.
Tetlow's powder isc.
Almond meal 130.
Swan Down face powder 6c.
the Vunlon Pacific , teirfrrams trr > m 8 ptr-
intetulent.i Iitiel , Bunrroft. Drinkerlioff ,
Mnlloy , Colvln , Imllcatlntf that tttn whole
system wa * otK-n anil many of th nlrlkers
Kolnjt Jmck to work. Thnm who filled to re
port for duty ycstenlny will flml their pl cM
fltlet ! by stranners. Shops that were cloie.1
ilovvn b itu e of th # blnckiil : will tin opentd
nguln aa the builnean warrant ? .
Itnlhnty > I > ( I < K ,
Supflrlnlenilent C.r. . Bathbtirn 6f lh Xlla-
smirl I'aclfle in In town.
OwirRe K , Mc.Vittt of th "K ty" lo.iki-il . In
on ths iHissetiK r boya Thursday.
Travellni ? I'aiwetiRW An nt Charles K.
OWSM of the Vandnlla Hit * , with hemliiuartPM
at Kansas City , la In Omnha.
Mr. J. P. Rowley , city ticket aiwnt of ( he
Santa Fe at Topekn , Kan , quietly cuine Into
Oniatm Thursday from lh north and yci-
tenlny In just n quiet and unoatent.uh us a
manner wa united in marrlax to Mrs Mar-
Kart Koblnson of St. I.ouN. at thc deanery
of Trinity cathedral. Very Rev , C. II Gard
ner officiating. Mr C. T. Gleed. one of tlm
l > t known of Kanguna and a formidabtn
candlditto In the last etmtorlal flRht in thnt
state , was present at the ceremony Mr anil
Mrs. Uo ley and Mr. Gleed left for Topeka
last erunlng.
There may be some on In thlt vicinity
ulio 1 ? ainiirfeil with n Ktoiuarli trouble.
If o , the experience of A. C. Kppl 'y , a
carpenter , and contractor of Newman. Ill.'i
will Interest him. For acouple of years ho
was at times troubled ulth a p.iln In the
Htoin.ich , thnt ho says , "sremed to RD thrniiRh
me from front to back. I bi-Rau Inking
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Dlurrhneu
Ilemi'dy. Whenever any pain appeared (
tonic a dose of the Itumcdy It R.IVQ ma
prompt relief and 1ms effected a roinpleto
cure. " It 1s for sale by druggists.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA.
I Iftcen Hutpliori rnl to < 'lili-ic : < i ti > Tnk
l'liiri-5 of Striker * .
"Kid" Mullen left last night for Clilcafto
with fifteen butchers , uho will bo given
places In Swift & Co.'s pucklng housu tm-
mediately upon their arrival. Mr. Mullen
lias been employed In the housu here and
has taken the men to the Windy city to
supply the plnci's of men whu are otit on a
strike. _
Strck YiiriN TIMIIII'im
The Fourth of July committee met list
night and closnl up Its business , allowing
all bills that were endorsed by the various
committees. The hose cart race was do-
clartd by the judges to have been won by
the stock yards team , with the Cmlahy Uam
hccnml. The Hammond team Is out with a
challenge to race either of the winners for
cash.
_
U on hy an IIIL-II.
A. C. Denny and Harry Marling ran oft
the 100-yard foot race that was protested on
the Fourth at Twenty-sixth and C streets
last night. A large crowd witnessed the con
test. Denny uon by an Inch and was given
first money , $10. _
Urcuril It-4 > , iklni ; D.iy at. Ho ; Scuta * .
On Wednesday Charles Marsh at acalo
No. 1 at the stock yards weighed 14,112
hogs. This Is the largest number of
porkers over weighed by ono man In a day
on any scales in the country.
MiiKlc City ( iiiHslp.
J. M. Cameron of Raymond , Neb. , la
visiting Heed Hake.
Services will b ? held morning and evening
at St. Martin's Episcopal church Sunday.
Deacon Daniel S. Curfman will address the
Fourth ward mission nt 2:30 : o'clock next
Sunday.
Adah chapter No. 52 , Order of thu Eastern
Star , will Install their newly elected officers
tonight.
Quito a number of South Omaha people
will go on an excursion to Toronto , 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 Mae Sill , ono of Ha tings' leading
society ladles , returned homo Thursday after
n pleasant visit with friends in the Magic
City.
Fred Green of Atlantic , la. . Is In town.
He Is on his way homo from a trip to Denver -
ver , but has many friends hero whom ho
will visit for a few days.
The ladles of the Presbvtcrlan church will
entertain friends and visiting strangers at
a Hwn social at the residence of Mrs. R.
L. Wheeler next Tuesday evening.
Tha Magic City Federal Labor union No.
6335 will meet next Tuesday njght at Kout-
sky's hall , corner of Twentieth and Q streets.
All members are requested to bo present.
Rev. R. L. Wheeler's topic for Sunday
morning will be "Humanity With God Behind -
hind IL" In the evening he will talk on
"The Scriptural Philosophy of Burden Bear
ing. "
At the July meeting of the deaconat ? of tha
Presbyterian church Mr. Harry Nlcklln , Mrs.
Josephine Rich ami Mrs. Laura B. Klscr
wore elected as visiting board to the South
Omaha hospital.
Division No. S , Ancient Order of Hi
bernians , . has elected the following officers :
W. M. Ryan , pres.dcnt ; W. II. Queenan ,
vlco president ; C. S. Ryan , financial secre
tary ; J. McKeenan , recording secretary ; J.
J. Larlcln , treasurer ; M. Donohoe , sergoant-
at-arma ; M. Hirrlgan , sentinel.
Tom Malier , a man who haa been before
Judge Christmann before , was sentenced to
tnenty days in the county jail , with the
Orst llfteen days on broad ttnd water.
Maher is booked as a vagnlnt , and the police
say that he spends a greater portion of his
time in houses of 111 repute , and that he will
not work.
An Iiitcrc < itln * Letter \\lili-h hpi-uks for
It-clf.
LOVEVILLF , St. Mary's Co. , Mil. , June
15 , 1S34. I have handled Chamberlain's
Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
the past year. It gives tliu bent of satis
faction to my customers. I received an order
last week for four bnttlps of the remedy from
a man residing sixteen milts from my place.
Today I received a letter from him , stating
that It has saved the lives of two mem-
hers of his family. An old gentleman here ,
who has suffered two years with diarrhoea. - , |
\vas permanently cured by this remedy Ho
can now do ui much work as any man of lilu II
age. I could mention other remarkable
cures , but the Remedy will show for Itstelf
If tried. B. Love. 25 and CO-cent battles for
sale by druggists.
Ferry for lowri Fur in KM ,
A new and substantial ferryboat Is now
carrying passengers and teams across the
Missouri river at the north end of Sixteenth
street , or Sherman avenue , Omaha , to I < i > va.
This now alturdi a hliort and straight mite
from Omaha tu Crescuit City , Honey Cr > k ,
Honey Creek lake , Loveland , Missouri \ alley -
ley and points In thu direction of Hloux City ,
la. Ten to fifteen mile * in itavrd In dla-
tance. Farmers can now market their pro >
ducts In the best market the country affurdy
and ruturn home the samii day , wUhln a
radius of llfteen rnilua. The town of M ! -
sourl Valley Is just fourteen miles north uf
Omaha city limits and nne mile east of tliu
Omaha postofilce. Marshal's ferry la F. tu-
at ml abunt one and a half miles down 'hi
river , below Flot since. Thin will be a K" Jt
convenience to the public and b'lrg tu ( 'na'in
a large amount of trade thnt nov , gu s il-c-
wher * .
ii H.itel Kilt.
For full Information concerning luirmcr
exrurvions call at the Clilca o , Mdrtauk P &
St. Paul ticket oltloe , 150J Farntiin Ftrnrt or
address F. A. MASH
General \K'-i'
Asinultotl Ills I'riMpertlvn > lntlier-lii-l iiw.
Charle Farmer In In the clutchex of the
law for having assaulted a lady , one u'o If
the trouble had not occurred , might t
day have been hl mother-in-law All rl
the partUs to the transaction are < ' ' ' 1
Th complalnltiK Hltnean ts Mary Uobu -
ion , the mother of a diixl.y yountc la ly lo
Hliom Clmrlen baa bern paying IIH d' ' -
trciM for a coupfe of yearn. Them " * -
Untlonv have been ohtrttionabla to the
mnther , and Thursday h * met Charles upon
tti ktroet. telling htm llmt he muHt iv-t
vtilt the Roblnion domu-llo any tm
Charlti naked fur an explanation , but ai ! u
could get nothing of the kind , be pi < k"d up
a board and commune * ) chanlnn the old ladv
around tha block. They iprlnt d for a tlnm
dud until Cbarlt * fell into the hands nf nn
ortJi'iT , hence bU pr K nce In the municipal
court _
< ir K n K Ir y fen ur barkaeau Trial
size , .j . .en is. All drugs it .