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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY. JULY 1 ! ) , 1P91. SPEGIRL NOTICES. for ttiM columns will l taken mill 1240 p. m , for th * rvrnlne and until 9:00 : t > . m for th mornlnc nnd Hundny i-dltlnnii. Ailvrrtlncm , by rrquentlrKC n numbered check , nn Imve nnnwi-rn nddrrmM In n numlicred trtler In cnrc of The llco. Anuwcru no nddrwd will \'f \ ilfllvrml upon presentation of the check. Kntc % Me * wonl drat Inncrtlon. lo a word thereafter. Nothing taken for lew than 2Jc , "WANTED WANTEt > A POSITION AH I1OOKKEEPEII. KtcnogrnpliT. Mil clerk or other nfllca work. Oood city references. Address I' 41 Il > . A M4-JH * WANTEDPOSITION AS flALESLADY OK cnnhler , cnn furnlMi iK'Kt of referen'- ' " ! . Ad- ilnmi llox 113 , Lincoln , Neb. A M2M 21 * LADY DEnniEH MANAGEMENT on iiot'.si- ItocpInK In family or hotrl , cnn trnrh music , n > vr. cook ; ( ? od hnmi1 prcfcrahl" lo vvngi" ! Ad- dreM I-ock Itox 3M , Wnynn , Nnb. A 31 ! 19' WANTJJD-MALE HELP. BOLIOITOnS , TEAMB rUIlNIfiltntV INSTALI- ment ( foods. American Wringer Ci , . 1603 How ard "reel It7 VVANTfili ] LAllOUEUa.TEAMSTEH8 AND tracklayers on II. * M , Jly. In Montana. Fre transportation. Krnnier & O'IIi > arn lahor agency , llth nml Pnrn-im litrcctii. II M3M 21 * DOOI ) HOLiriTOHH , riTV OH COUNTUY , mnko from IIC.uo to $2S 0) p-r wrek. Cnll or address 403 Hheely l > lk. , Omaha , Noli.H . H M22019 * WANTED. HEOIHTKIIKD PIIAIIMACIST , lnile. ( Addros C. A. Smith , rilley , Neh ADVEIITIHINO EXPEIITH TO HOLICIT COUNtry - try merchants. Itox 2SO , Sidney , ' * . , _ , . , , A COOK AT NOHTII PLATTE NEIl. Ilex 301. II-M323 21 IIOMR LEARNERS rou NEWHPAPEU PEN ilTRWlnir. Provost , I' . O. Ilex lit , HrooMvn. N. WANTED , AN OROAN1HT , AT ONCE , LAin or Kenllemnn ; must ho n flnshy player nnd wllllntf to work. Htradv position nnd uood sal- nry to right party. Apply nt once nt 11. 11. Montgomery's law ofllce , Boulh Omnha Neb. WANTED. riRST-CLAHS C'AIU'ENTER , NONE other ncnd npply. AddresM W. II. MllU-r , con- trnclor , Nohrnsltn City. Nch. H M 46 21 * \VAt7rHo ] T\VO "MEN TO HELL IN- stnllnifnt Kixxls , vvn on furnished II , F. Me- Ncal , 137 N. 12lh strcut , Lincoln , I" ' WANTED FEMALE HELP. \VANTnn. A COMPITINT AND IXPIIU- unccd nurno for u 2-yc.\r-old child City refer ences required , Rood wugea. A | > ply 40D S Zilli avinue. _ C I 41 WANTHD ! WORKINO nouHnicnKPiw IN widower's fumlly. Uox 373 , Kenrnvy , Neb VVANTIJII-A OIHI. FOtl dKNnUAIj HOtJSrj- worltj must Ije n guod cook. Cnll ovonlnKS. 2713 Jackson street. C-2SS 22 WAMTCDJ ! ' A aOOD COOK IN A HMAM < TAM- lly ; no unshlns. Apply No. 3 , WortliliiRton 1'lnce. oppoglto Itrownell Hall , nrar H. 10th street. C-MS2H ID' WANTIID-FinST CLASS COOK. MIIH. W. S. I'oiqilcton , 100C So. 2'Jtli t. O 331-13 A NHAT Cllllfj KOU QUNUItAIj IIOOHUWOIIK. 1117 I'm It ave. C 331-18' . A OOOD aillk KOIt GHNnilAI. lioiinnwork ; Oornmn preferred ; Rued wnRes. In- nulro 412 Ho. 21th nvenuo. C M3I1 18 FOB BENT H017SES. FOH nHNT , GOOD DirrAClIHD NINn-HOOM liouso , 2C21 Cnidtol nvenue. II. II. ItobUon , room 7 , Commerclnl National. D 8M HOUSES W. O. TEMPLUTON , PA7CTON D 1I7SC 31 TENTS roil nENT 1311 FAIlNAiM ST.D D 3S1 CU3AN , COMFOIITAIILIC. CONVENIENT , moderate rentals , best 3 nnd 1-room suites for liounekcepers on.y. Kcfercnces required Also { loom uulto In tenement. 810 8. 2M ! street. D COO VEHY FINH 7-UOOM COTTAOH AT nn- d u cod prlca ; cnll at once. Fidelity Tiust Coin- puny , 170J Fnrnim street. D 119 Fen nnNT - WANTHD. GOOD MRDIUM priced houses. List your houses for rent with Ames. D MS78 THN ROOM IIOUSU AND 1IAUN , also cottage nnd barn , chenp. Rental nRency , 810 N. Y. Life. D-740 W25 I'HATT BT. . IN GOOD Rin'AIIl. 8.00. 5513 Scnnrd st , 4-room cottage , as good as new , $10.00. 5401 JncUson Bt. , a flno modern cottage , 6 rooms , nearly new. nnlv S2.M. 8. U. cor. 6th nnd Williams , a 0-room house with bnrn , ilnrce yard , fruit trees , berries , etc. , paved Hi , only 123,00. One of thorn benutlfut Lnrayette Place houses cheap to right party. Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 rarnam St. FOH HUNT , DKStUAIILn DWELLINGS IN all parts of city. 1 : . II. Sheafa 432 I'm Con bile. l > 018AO _ FOH RHNT , JIODnRN 10-ROOM FLAT. GUN- trnlly located , will readily nil with roomers. K. 11. Shcatu. 4 Paxton blk. D 313A6 FOR RHNT , MOST DHSIRADLD ZS13 Farnam. R. C. Patterson , Ramgo blk. D-927 _ 10-UOOM 1IOUSI3. MODURN CONVKNinNCHS. 621 South 13th street. D 209-M * _ HOUSnS , F. K. DARLING , IIAUKHU 11IXCK. D-C75 _ IlOltSIIS IN ALL PARTS OF TUB CITY. THE O. F. Davis company , 1503 Fnrnnm. D 676 C-ROOM COTTAGKs ] MODERN. CHOICE IN HlnnrocJ Clrclf. C. S. P.lgutter. 204 ll.-o hldj ; . D-C77 _ RENTAL AGENCY. 507 DROWN 11LOCK. 1 > 78 _ KBLKUNNY&CO. , R. 1 , CONTINnNTAlTTlLIc ! u-vn _ NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE , SOTH AND SAHLER : ccller , cistern , city water , $7. Inqulru 1318 rnrnnm. D 287 IS FINE 7-ROO.M CORNER FLAT AT 701 S 1GTH ntreet ; IUHRO nnd nil other coiuenluncos. GmirKO Clousur , room 2 , 1CJJ Knrimm street. D 3)i ) ) B'ROOM IIOUHB"NliAR iriaH SCHOOL. JM.OO per month. Knqilliu ' 'HO Ciipltol u\e. ue.D 310-2J * HENT FURNISHED BOOMS. FURNISIUSD ROOMS. KO S. 1JTII STREirr. K M5GS Jyil * VERY NICE ROOMS. 1723 DAVENPORT. E-2S3 30 * _ YOUNG MEN'H HOME ; NICELY FL'RNI.SHED large , nlry room for > OUIIR men only nt Ilrilln ICItrhen , 122 N. Uth street. Lllirnry nnd music room ; termi reasonable. E jy-I2 ) FURNISHED ROOM. 2017 1IARNKY STREET. E M301 23 _ ONE FLOOR. THREE ROOMS. NIC'ELY FuTT- nlsliisl for liniisi'ki'KpInc In inod lociitlon , to rullabla parly nt $10 per month j refcronen rc- uulrcd. 1320 Hherninn avenue. E MM7 M TUBNISIIED BOOMS AND OABD. YOUNG WOMKN'S HOME , tINDE RCARE OF Women's Clirlstliiu association , lit a 17th t. 1.--CJ3 _ NICE ROOMS AND HOARD , 211 S. 2JT1I. r (00 ( J > 18 _ _ _ _ ROOMS AND BOARD. zm CAP7TOL AVENUU. FC3 B ) ROOMS WITH HOARD. Z150 HARNET'l r-172-Ali' _ NICELY FIIRNISIIF.D ROOMS AND FIIIOT class Kmnl. 17it Dodge. F-215 _ NICELY rt'RNlBUKD FRONT ROOM WITH bonril ; molest nnd most drslrnbln location In Omnlia ; N , \ \ " , rntner 19lh nnd Lrnvenworth , Jlogers homestead. F M276 ! ! _ WANTED , CO'MPETENT 'I.AIY "TO "TAKIJ dlnlnn rtiom nnd kitchen with S steady board- era. Call nt 1WJ Honnrd Direct , 2d ll > ir UNFUBNISIIED BOOMS FOB RENT J"NICE RooMsT WATER. coi"N. Isrii ST ! FOB BENT CORNER SALOON , Kl DOUGLAS. : s _ _ FOlTltUNT. THE 4-STORY IIRICK HUILDINoI lit Kuinuni street , The tiulldlng h s a llro- proof cement luisrincnt. complete steam heat ti\i \ : lUttircs , water nn nil lloors , Kits , etc. Apply - ply nt tha offlec ot the Rae. 1 OK RENT. LAROU DKSIRAIILE STORE rutim and Imsi'iuent , 202 ] Fnrnam street , I iw lent to itootl party , Inquire i > a N. Y Life. 1-MM3 It * AGENTS WANTED. WANTED. AQKNTS TO SELL TO FARMERS In Ni'lmiskn. They all wunt It ; no Iwok can- \amlnis : hlK money rosier. Address 1707 Q street. Pouth Omnlitt. J MSS WANTEn , KDUCATK11 "NKOUOlSi BTIN dents , teachers , minister * nnd others , fur o.l- ucutlonal work In their own locality. Wllley Co. . HprlllfillfM. Mass. J-H t WANTED TO"BENT. . BTORAQU FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN and cheap nt . U. Wctls , lilt Farnnm. WANTED TO BENT. Continued. DOARD AND TtOOMS IN PIUVATK FAMILY hy man nnd wife ; must b ecntrnlly locnteJ ami n nlcw place ; will | y jfool price nnd fur nish own rooms. Address 1 * 47 , 110.KMJOJ K-MJOJ 10 STOBAOE. BTORAQn. WILLIAMS & CROSS,12H IfARNEY. OM.VAN&STORAGE CO..15CKJ ai2oi _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ WANTED TO BUV. BCCOND-HAND FUIlNlTUIin. J20 S. I3TH ST. N-6M PRICE PAID FOR HKCOND-HAND furniture , stoves , etc. I. IlrUMell , 710-712 N. ISth . N-SSS WANTED , TO NVnsVwonoo4 IN POM huslneM which I shall have ' 4 Interest or all. Mum bcnr lhi > clo < > st cjnmlnntlon. Slntc full particulars first by letter. P 25. carp Roe , Omaha. Neb. N-M1U 22 CAHII l > Tm FOR MEIirilATTDisE STOCKs"l"F sold nt n low price. Address P 33 , Dec. N-M227 21- FOB SALE FUBNITUBE. PAYMENTS J3ASV. YOU WON'T MISS YOUR money. IM-W prices on furniture & houiehotd eoods. Enterprise Credit Co. , C13-615 N. 18th 'U 0-837 FOB SALE HOBSESWAGONSETC A FINK IlOltai : AND PHAETON FOR SALE chenp ; the horio H good traveler nnd very Rcntle. Apply room 213 , Hoard of Trmlc hide. 1' M333 2i ) .IK RUYH AN K.\TELLINT FAMILY HORSE , harness and phuuon. Address P 01 , lli-c. P-313 20' FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS. KOll SALE. FIRST MORTGAGES. GUARAN. teed 8 per cent , sums of $300.00 to $1.000.00. Why take 4 per cent when you cnn pet 87 Amen , 1017 Fnrnam. Q M934 ICE FOR SALE IN CAR LOTS. GILHERT HrnM. . Council muffs. f ) M59J J)23 FINE THOROtTOHHRED ST. HERNARD PfP- ples , all eligible to registration. C. J. Hrtzler , 2330 Maple street. Q 2SC 18 * ICE FOR HALE ; CAN SHIP OVER ANY ROAD out of Omaha nnd Council IilulT.1 , I.nmoieaux Ilroi . 306 Ko. IGth. Omaha. Q-332 A17 MISCELLANEOUS. FREE MUSEUM OP ANATOMY TO MEN only. Dr , i-cnrlcs & Searlcs , 1416 Parnntn st. R-131-A10 MONEY TO LOAN RSAI , ESTATE. LOANS ON IMPROVED * UNIMPROVED CITY property , tt.oofl A upnrnnU , S to ! i per ccnti no delays. W. Fnrnnru Smith & Co. , 1339 Farnnm , W 69J MONEY TO 1AN AT LOWEST HATES. TJ1B O. F. _ Davli Co. . IMS Farnnm it. W CM LOANS-W. 0. TEMPLUTON. PAXTON 11LK. W M73731 MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST IIATK9 ON Imnrovetl nnd unimproved Omaha renl cstata. I to C year * . Fidelity Tr t Co. , 1702 Fnrnam. 654 MONEY TO LOAN ON litPnOVKD OMAHA real estate , llrcnnan , Love & Co. , 1'axton Ult ANTHONY LOAN A TRUST CO. , SU N. Y. LH'n loans at low rates for choice security on Ne braska and Iowa fan1 * or Omaha city property. UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OP NEW York. Capital $2,600,0)0. Surplus J600.000. Hub- mlt choice loan * to F. B. Puscy , agent. I Irst bank bulldUiB. " National _ _ lv"lltfl LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON or bought. F. C. Chesncy. Kansas Clly. Mo. > V" C3J CITY LOANS , LARGE LOANS ON CENTRAL business property ; b per cent. C , A. Starr. 5 N. Y. Llfo Imllil InB. W-.MJJ3 MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM property. Am * * , 1617 Farnam street.W W M5S1 LOANS WANTED. J. N. FRENZER. Ol'P. P.O. \ \ M 11 J > 2 OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. . 16TH AND Douglas streets , loan money on city and farm property nt lowest rates of Interest.VC33 MONEY TO TJOAN ON FARMS m DOUGLAS , Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Fnrnam St. W 634 _ MONHY""r6 lxAN ON b MAIIA PROPERTY nnd Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 p r cent. W. 13. Melklc , First National bank bulldlnp. LOANS , E. II. SHEAFE , 432 PAXTON IILK. MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL I'HOr- erty. Harvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Llfo VulMlng. MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD VVMNI' hortcs , or any kind or turc. pianos , , wagons chattel security , nt lowest possible rntus. which you cnn piy back at any time , nnd In nny amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTKE CO. . room 4 , Wlthncll block , _ _ X7'0 _ A. E. IIAimisi ROOM 1. CONTINENT HLK SHORT TIME LOANS , 432 J. B. HADDOCK , ROOM 4"27. RAMaE W-P A Room Without a Roomer's 5 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. CLAIP.VOYANTS. CLAIRVOYANT-PROFESSOR WHITE CAN BE consulted on business , marriage , divorces nnd nil family nffnlis ; the future plainly lovealed. lovers united , troubles healed .names of friends nnd enemies : nlso the one you will marry. Hours from 9 n. m. to 9 p m. Sun day. 9 to 5. 1617 Chicago street. S-103-24 * MRS. DR. H. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , RE- llable business medium ; 7th year at 113 N. 16. S 6 S3 THE WHITE QUEEN , CLAIRVOYANT , prophetess and tmnca medium has Just arrived from Denver and hns located for n fortnight at the Pullman house , 1310 Dodge stieet , jurlors 2 , 3 and 4 , This luuy Is the medium that located so many mines In Colorado nnd who received so many favorable notices In the public press. Iho queen Is Kitted with second sight , a natural born clairvoyant , a true Christian scientist ; heals nil manner of dis eases. The sick and suffering nre entreated to tonic. AH are welcome. Your Ilfo truly re vealed. Thin lady has trnvcled from const to const nnd has Klvcn entire satisfaction wher ever she hni been , and one vl lt to her will convince the most skepttcnl. All truth seekers nro Implored to come , nnd bkepllcs nro wel come. Come early nnd bo convinced You may never have such nn opportunity ngnln. Prices reasonable. Sittings by mall , 11.00. Hours , 9 to 12 a. m. , 1 to 7 p. in. . Parlors 2. 3 nnd 4 , Pullman house , 1310 Dodm street. - ; H-MCIJI _ ARRIVED , H. PETTIRONE , MEDIUM. MADIson - son hotel , for a few days only. S M19G 20 * MASSAGE. BATHS , ETC. MADAME SMITH , 602 S. 1JTII. 2D FLOOR loom 3. Massage , vapor , alcohol , steam , snl- phurlne and sea bqllia. T M253 21 MME. ANNA OF CHICAGO OIVES ALCOHOL baths and massage. SOS N. 16th , room 13. T M27I 21 MADAME IIROWN. 1311 CAPITOL AVENUE. 2d Moor , room 4 , massage , nlcoohl , sulphur and sea baths. T M19J-50" PERSONAL. LADIES' AMIIER JEWELP.Y TO ORDER ; also repairing. CIS H. 16th street. U M150 CREAM X'Olf WHlVpINO ; COTTACHTcTlEisa Waterloo creamery , 1613 Howard ; tel 1332. U M146 nil WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J , J. Mailer's new Ice cream parlors , 802 Leaven- worth street ; everything Is new , Including the building , Tcl , 1030. Ice cream delivered. U-M218 MA8SAOE TREATMENT. ELECTRO-T11ER- mal baths. Scalp and ha > i treatment.manicured chiropodist. Mrs Post , 31314 S 15th , WIFmell hlk. U-690 MASSAGE , MADAME 11ERNARD , 1419 DODOE. U-M2,7 ( 2S I1ALDUFF- A pleasant nnd convenient place , 1520 Farnam street , Paxton block ; 'phone 711 , U-M335 SAML I1URN3 INVITES YOU TO VISIT HIS new art room at any time. 1313 Farnam. 11-478 Jy21 DR. MAXWELL , SPECIALIST , 01'lNTKllNA. tlonal tanUailuui , removed to 401 Paxton Mock , Tel.lW7. _ U Mm-Jy2i * " viAvT"HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES. Health book and consultation free. Addie or call Vlivl Co. . 94C llca bldg. Lady attendant. SCHADELL'S SHAMPOO. VAPOR AND HOT air tnnchlnB for steaming ladles' fuces nnd heads , cures dandiurf and headache. 15. . ' Doug * las street. U-.MUI S3 _ _ " DR. W. ROSS MAUVlN. ni FARNAM ST" hours from 11 to 1. 3 to C , 7 to 8. Tel. 1310. U-958A5 _ WHOLE WHKAT RRKAD FROM UNBOLTED tlour at Imogen L. Ramsey's , 217 S. Ulli st. UNION RRANIV-OENUINE. WHOLK WIIEAT Hour. Wheatel New breakfast food , Neal & Conrad , Wholesala Agents , Omaha. U-2SS-AU' _ U EVERYTHING ALL RIGHT , 8. U MSM 27 _ HAVE YOU SUF.N TUB EARTH ? THE IIEST matrimonial paper In Ilia world ; u-llno por- son.il free for one mnnth ; sample copies lOc each. P 21 , lloe otllce , Omaha , Neb. U-M3I318 * _ _ PERSONAI MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN i > r goud reputation nnd habits , some means , rtc. , being comparatively n stranger In the city , desltts the aciiuulntnnce of n respectable mWJIe-uBotl lady ; object , the society of n congenial - genial Udy friend. Address P C2. lieu oillce. l'-3H 13 MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE PIANOS horses , wagons , etc. . at lowest rates In cltv- no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; you amount/ " ' "ny tlme ur ' " * ° * OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO ' SOS South ICth stri'el. . X-703 SRy , ° { .lT .T1M,1 ? LOANS APPLY AT ROOM block. X Oi-J23 ) BUSINESS CHANCES ; WANTED , TO I1UY AN INTEREST IN A good paying business that will bear Investiga tion ; also money to loan. Address P 38 lice Y MZ26 21 * IF YOU WANT TO DUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE merchandise , get In or out of business , call on or address the National Information nnd Exchange Co. , 203 First National bunk. Omaha. * eb- Y-MC3Q.J2C SHERIFF'S SALE. THE TANGEMA N & f-ons ( louring mill , near Tnlmagc. Neb. , will lie sold at sherllTs sale July SO. 1894 ; capacity , 80 bbls For further particulars , addrcsi _ Qcorge S lmer. Talmage , Neb. Y M119 51 PHOTOGRAPHER WITH COMPLETE OUTFIT wants to correspond with owner of suitable room or building In town of 800 or more , wliera there Is no other gallery. Address P 23. llee oHlce. Y 150 21 TOR SALE. GROCERY STORE ; OOOD , CLEAN stock , located on the best stieet In the city will Invoice nt about $1,800.00 ; will sell for S lfi ? ! ' ' * ' B0 ° l1 leas ° n for sclllnc. Address P 29. lice. Y-M19S A13 _ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. M Y Ll"VE R Y stock \\lll sell or rent building. John Dohany , Council Rluffs. Y M102 23 - JIAN OR MEC with small capital on security or Interest In tlm business , Addre-n P CO , Hee.33llS * FOR SALE. AHOuf lToOfl.OO STOCK , CON- sNtlng of Jevvelrj , llvurvvnrc , clocks , books and stationery , wall pap-r and picture mold ing ; will S.-II nt n liaiK.im If sold BOOH Ad dress linH , Horton , Kun. Y M3I7 21 * FOB EXCHANGE. HARGAINS IN HOMES.TRAUESALE.H03 Dod ? _ _ Z-S41 IMPROVED OMAHA IHJSINESS LOT , RESIdence - dence lots , nnd Io ji farm ; ulll exehaiiKU all or any part for merchandise or Nebraska hind ; will make liberal deal. Owner , P. O. lox 631. . ii 231 2J FOR SALE , $1.003.00 STOCK OF GENERAL inerchnnd'so ' , all stnples , for $ .0 > 00 insli. Ha qulck. W. C. Ritchie. Ponder Neb X M.3J 31 FOR TRADE. POR OMAHA IMPRCDvlJiTpROp" uitli's v\urth $ l,0i .0) to IIO.OOO.IKI , good faun lands In this state ; will nnsumo reasonable In- rumlirance What have > ou got ? Ames , 1C17 Fnrnum street. J5 M3I7 FOR SALE OR TRADE , A GOOD , .SOUND horse , with buggy and harness. Address P si II ' Z-JIJI2 2) FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. FARM LAND , C. F. HARRISON , SU N Y MUO. R E C4SJIy27 FOR SALE. NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ; CEL- Inr , cistern , city water ; cor. JJth und Suhler : $1,250.00 ; long time. Enquire 131S Fnnmm. Fam 1 nurns. RE M5 RARGAINS. HOUSES. LOTS "AND FAUMS. > ale or trade. F. K. Darling. Darker blk. R E-708 LIST UARGAINS FOR QUIClfTURNS.lMi RE-SIJ SNAP-SMOOTH. RICH GARDEN LAND FIVE miles from poslollle , $100 per acre ; might luUu some trade , tlio N. Y. L. bldg. R E 170-A13 BOME CHEAP LOTH , A line W-rt. lot at 43rd and Plnkney streets , nt J2W * 00. ft. trade. 3id and Francis streets , at . , 35 ft. on nth. near Dorcas street , east front , only $600.00. F.ast front on 17th. near Woolivorth , trees , etc. . a very line lot for half value , 11,000.00. A most desirable residence , DO-ft. lot , nn Georgia avenue , near Paclllo street , for $240300. We hav * houses nt from $ WO.W la $10.000.00 nt greatly reduced prices , nnd on terms that will TMjuIre little cash. Hcforo tmjlr.g. nelllns or ex- chnneing , bo sura ami sea thu Fidelity Trust company , 1703 Farnam street. RE-MI 37 7-HOOM HOUSE AND FULL IXT (12,000) ( . clear , will add J2.000 cash for lovvn form. C. F. Harrison. 811 N. Y. Life , Omaha. RE-282-1S * WANTKD TO HELL OR TRADE MY COT- luge home on 22 > l street near Grace , new neat and cozy , a beautifully arranged eight.room col. tage with lovely ( round * , cistern and city water , bath , gas and rvcry convenience. AP * nlr by letter toV , 8. eavey , chin * of pollcr. H FOR SALE Continued , , FOR SALE , 41 , W OR 1M ACrtr.31 , JOINfl FLOR- encv. Splendid land for luvrstment. Only tM an acre. Ames , 1(17 1'nrtmm street. I1ARGAIN-A FIN'E IM-ACRE FARM. 73 MILES from Omaha , f. > r J2OiW.OI-V ) .i cn h , Iwl inco In G years. C. R. Ho.ilrlght. 3il N. Y. Life < HE-MJ3i AIT FOR SALE , CHOICE S LexInKton. Davvsnn couniy. , , N'o liner land In the state. Ames , 1617 Karnftm. RK M3H FOR SALE , 12'4 ' MILES pTlOM OMAHA. 430 acre * well Improved ; 160 acres In hay , 170 In corn nnd oats , balance In tlmlcr Will sell for $40 nn ncre on easy tmm It will pny tu Investigate this , Amos , 16)J ) farnim. JX ) ACRES 11 MILES FROM tlMAHA , 10. ) A3 level n n Moor , produces SO bushels corn to the ncie , 14' ' ) nn acre , I3. < > X > cash , liii n per cent , 6 years. C. F. Hiinlson , 912 N. Y. Llfo. Omaha. It I : 837-21 * "NOTICES. OMAHA MEERSCHAtt.M PIPE FACTORY : OLO plpe.s made new. 613 S. ICIIi. M 151 R. L. CARTER. METAL COIINICE SKYlights - lights , smoke stacks , furnaces , 1017 Howard st. 426 DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 713 N It D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED H13 COAL office to 2)9 ) So. 16th. llruvvn blk. M14J _ P ! L. FOROAN , I3 S. 17TH SRTEET. IN- spocta nnd reports on farms , city property , etc. References. M2JI 2 : * _ LOST. LOST WATER SPANIEL DOG. HAS WHITE breast and feet. Return to S. E. cor. HJth nnd Webster sis. , and receive rewnrd. 3M-1S * WITHHLArK points , scar on left fonfoot. . I .llnT.il reward If same Is brought to 1512 So. 3.M street M32I 22 _ LOST A POCKET ROOK CONTAINING I'A- PITS , Return tu Colonade hotel nnd get re- wnrd. Joseph Glenn. Ixist 352 13 * _ LOST LADY'S LACE HANDKERCHIEF AT Cnurtl.md hfnch last Sunday , reward will be paid for return to 1823 Corby street.Lost350 Lost-350 20 * OPTICIANS. OMAHA OPTICAL CO. , LEADING OPTICIANS : J. F. Ponder , manager , scientific cxamln.i- tlon of the e es free ; 212 S. IClh street Com'l Nnt'l Ik Hldg. , In Kinsler's drug store 8I8-A2 * THE AI.OE . < c PENFOLD CO. , SCIENTIFIC OP- tlclans , lies Fariinm st. , orposlto 1'axton Intel. Eves examined free. 717 EYES TESTED FREE RY A PRACTICAL OP- tlclnn. We guarantee to fit thu ejes perfectly , to your entire satisfaction or money refunded. A. MANDELIH'RG , Jeweler nnJ optician , northeast corner Six teenth and Fainam streets. SC5 BICYCLtS. BICYCLES , NEW AND OLD , $ M TO $123. easy payments ; wo rent nnd repair. Omaha Ulcycle Co. , 607 N. 16th street. Tel 123. 131 BICYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELED. Tires nnd sundries. Safes opened , rcpalrrd. C. R. Hellln , locksmith , 311 N. 18th stieet. 320A6 _ " " NEW WARWICK ! PATTERN STIUCKLY high grade , adjustable handle and rear brake , on no other wheel. Inmilre Onmhn Coal. Coke & Lime Co. , 16th nnd Douglas st. 133 A10 UNDERTAKERS AND EMB ALMERS II. 1C. HURIIET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND cmb.ilmer. 1618 Chicago. Tel. 00. 703 SWANSON & VALIEN , UNDERTAKERS AND cmlmlmers , 1701 Cumlng ut. , telephone , 10CO. ' > S2S _ M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND KM- balmcr , 1117 Farnnm street. Telephone 223. _ _ _ IIEAFEY & HEAFEY , 2lS fe. 14TH ST. TEL. 63 ; also 24th and N. sts , . So. Omaha. M137 MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE. G. F. GELLENUECK,1 BANJOIST AND teacher 1810 California gtreet. , , 914 FOR HARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS ; easy payments ; Instruments rcnttd ; rents npply on purchase. A. Hospo , jr. M&5 MRS.JESSIE UROWN-CRQMMETT , THE ONLY post graduate of Emerson Cnlltge of Oratoiy , HoHton , In Om ha vvhu iiMches elocution nnd phjslcal culture. Waie building , Omaha. t 211-A13 HAY AND GRAIN. BALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD Cattle company , Ames , Neb. , have 2,000 tons of good bain-stoicd hay for sale. All orders lllled promptly. Q CSS BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE buy hay. A. H. SnjUer , 1515 Hurt St. , tcl. 1UT7. SJ3-S5 NEBRASKA HAY CO. . WHOLESALE HAY. grnln and mill bluff. Wo nro alwa > 3 on tin market to buy or soil. 1516 Webster st. 153 HOTELS. THE MIDLAND HOTEL. Corner 16th and Chicago streets ; coolest hotel In Omaha ; new building , new furniture , electric bells , bith , steam heat. American plan , $1 50 to $2 00 per day : European plan , 5Qc to $1.00 per day. M. J. Franck , proprietor. 813- AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. W. COR. 13th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week. 10S-AS- TYPEWRITERS. TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT , SOLD , Ex changed , rented nnd repaired. Typewriter and oillce supplies. Tjpevvritcrs rented nt $1 per month. The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , suc cessors to the typewriting department of the Megenth Stationary Co. , 214 South Thirteenth Eliect. Tcl. 1361. 930 SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER. The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , tcl. 131 ( ! , No. 214 S. 13th st. 991 TENTS AND AWNINGS. WOLF BROS. & CO. , MANUFACTURERS OF awnings , tents , liags , wagon , hay , stock covers , tnip.iulms , banners , stiearners. 703-703 S. 16th street. Tcl. 601. Tents for lent. M3S6 WHY DON'T YOU RENT A TENT. TAKE A vacation and lest jourself ? The Omiha Tent nnd AvvnlnK Co. have tents of all kinds that they rent cheap. 1311 Farnam st. 3S2-A17 GRINDING. SCISSORS , LAWN MOWERS. RAZORS , ETC. , ground. Mclchtor Hros. , 1113 Fainam street. SOSA4 RAZORS. SHEARS , CLIPPERS. LAWN MOW- cis , etc. A. L. Undcrland. IOC N. llth. 173 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND blorngo batteries lech.iigcd ; electlent ! and gen eral machinists , tmpurlor work guaranteed. Omaha Electrical Works , C17 and 619 S. 16th st. 33. ! ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACT , ors for electric light nnd mo'or plants nml nil kinds of electrical construction. Wcstein Elec tric Supply Co. . 418 nnd 420 S. Uth St. 837 JOB PRINTING. QUICK PRINTERS , KRAMER K CHANDLER , 1121 Furnnm and 307-9 S. 12th. Phone ico. Mull 01 del B get iiulck action. 863 At REED JOB PIUNTINcTcO. FINE PRINTI.NU of all kinds. 17lh street , Bee building. M13D STENOGRAPHERS. C. A. POTTER. : C N. Y , LIFE I1UILDINO , does all kinds ot stenographic work , law cases , depositions , chanceiy work , copylns , etc. , at reasonable prices. Call and sea tli- Duplex typewriter ; writes two letters nt m > and the same time ; the fastest typewriter ' the world. M911 AJ HORSESHOEING. MRS. THOMAS MALONEY. 913 N. ICTH ST. 151AH 11 II. HURT. HORSESlfoER. Ml N. 16TIL 835-AI HARNESS. HARNESS. WHIPS , NETsT"ITC. : RICpXnUNa n specialty. 113 N. 15lh Bt. 20J GET MY PRICES HEFORETYoij RUY A H.uT ness. August Holme , 7U H. IClli street. M-11C A10 FOUND. FOUND. JULY 16 , ON 16TH AND DOUGLAS , n purse containing smalt amount nf money. In quire of Hal T. Beans , 172J N. 21st utreel 810 19' TAKEN UP. TAKEN I'P A HAY PONY , ON MY PLACE 2V mllmi west of Irvlngton , un Military Road. Martin Israeli. 334-1S * TAXIDERMISTS. TAXIDERMY AND FURS. 3CND FOR CATA- log-ue. Ueorgo E. Brawn , Jr , & Co. . 7VJ H , ICtli , " UPHOLSTERING. UPIIOLSTHRINO. CABINirr AND MATTRE H wuks. W. R. Hell & R. A. McKochron , S70J Leavenvtorth. " " STEAMSHIP LINE. ANCHOR .1NK MAIL rrg\ilnrly \ every Saturday from New York for loimlonderry nnd ( llnsirovv. nn-H dli , July ! ' . 2 p , m. i Ethiopia , AtiRtiKt II , 2 p. m ; Fnr- Aunilst H. 7,10 a. m i Anchorln , AUK- list X , ixxm. Snlium , wrand clsss nnd sleernRo s nsle or round trip llckcls from New York or Chicago nt reduced rnti'K tit the princlpol Scotch , English , Irish and nil continental points. For money orders , drafts , outvviird or prepaid tlikcts apply tn nny of our local agents or to Henderson Bros. , ChliMgn. CARPENTERS AND BUILDEKST HAMILTON BROS. . GENERAL CONTRACTors - ors nnd builders , carpenter vvoik , brick laying nnd plastering. 414 South 18th street. Tile- phone 117il. MJM C. E. MORRILL , CARPENTJit OFFTcE AND store nxturcs n tvcclulty. 1513 Capitol avr. 417 SHORTHAND AND'TYPE WRITING. VAT ? slxNTs'sCIIOOlTm' SIlORTIIAND. cTj N. Y. Life. Omaha. Ask for circular. 7fJ LEARN PILUTfc-uTlU'SINESS * " n6R"rI hand , Roose's Om.ih.i Bus. Col , 15th & Fnrinm. _ _ _ _ _ _ 2I1-A13 " " DANCING. FOR PRIVATE LES&ONH. STAcl OR society dinces , call un Mjr.iru ] , i.'ii ) llinncy , or 2300 Dodge street ; terms reasannhle 11561 A7 ELOCUTION. ELLA DAY , ELOCUTION , PHYSICAL CULT- ur- ; . Emerson method. Hummer pupils ic- cclvcd. Room 9 , Commercial Nat'l bunk. M1M DENTISTS. DR. GEO. S. NASON , DENTIST , SUITE 2-Jt ) Paxton block , IClli & I'arn.un sts. Tcl. 712 712MkST MkST DR. PAUL , DENTIST , 202) HURT ST. 331 WHOLESALE COAL. JOHNSON BROS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS I. , I'l kinds ot coal. Correspondence nollslted. " ' Fainam street. M4CC PAWNBROKERS. FRED MOHLE. 15171S FARNAM. JEWELRY. -H. MAROW1TZ LOANS MONEY , GOS N. 16th St. 171 PLUMBERS. FREE PLUMBING OF EVERY KIND. G - tcam i hot water heating , tewerage. 313 S. li M4tt J. J. IIANIGAN , PLUMBING. STEAM AND HOT vvatci hentlng. 2705 Leavurnnrth st. 155 HAIRDR1SSSING MILLER , LADIES' HAIRDRESSING , SHAM- poolng , steaming hair goods , 1513 Douglas 477 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. _ WHITE'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE , THE ONLY place to get help of all kinds In the city. 151 All This extra ordinary Ho- Jnvcimtor is , railing Sen- the most wonderful s. tionsNcrv oiistwltchlnn discovery of of the ayes tha a.o. H nnd other lias been on- I > a is. Copied by the Icadlufrsclen- Strenethcns , tlllc men of lnvl' : rntcs Kuropo nnd iinrt tones the America. on'irofcystcin. lud ! > an Is Mudjan cures purely vcgo Debility , table. Nervousness , Hudyan stops Emissions , Prematureness and develop ! s . and re-torts ; of the dig. ' weak orcans. In charge 'JO I'alim In the days. Cures bock , lossci LOST by any or MANHOOD k night stopped qulcklj- . Over 2,000 prlvalu enuoisements. rremaiurcness means Itnpotenuy lit thi Orst Blase. It Is a symptom of seminal weakness nnd barrenness. It can be ttopped In 20 days by the use of Hujynn. The new discovery wns made by the speo lallits of tlui old famous Hudson Medical Inslltme. It Is the stionpest vltulizer mads. It Is very powerful , but luuinlefs. Bold for 11.00 n pucltnge or six packages for J5.0) ( plain Healed boxes ) . Written guarantee Riven for a cure. If you buy nix boxei nnd nro not entirely cured , six more will be cent to von free of nil ohnrRes. Bend for circulars and testimonials. Addreai HUDSO 1 MEDICAL IF'JSTiTUTH 1032 M rkot St. . Sun FniiiRisoo , Gal. RKILWflYTUVlEGRRD .Leaves IClllCAUO. . . Omaha ] Depot 10th and Mason bin. | Om ilia ' 4i45pin.TT. Chicago Vestibule. . . . . . . . , . S.M.un D:45am : Chicago Expicss 4.2jpm 7.02prn Chicago and lo\va Local. . * . . & : o < Jam JL3.un Paclllo Junction I/ocal C.fupm Leaves lUUltLlNU'lON tt MO. RIVER.AirlveT | Omahal Depot 10th and Mason Sta. _ J Oma.ia 10:15am Denver Express 7. . . 9:3am. 10:15am : Deadwood Express 4:10pm 4DOpm Denver Express 4:10pm : C'.bOpn. , , Nebraska Local ( except Sun. ) . , , 6S'pm : ' _ E.15um..Lincoln Local ( ixcept Sunday. ) , . 11.23urn RTc. . ST. 77 & C. iTArrives ( Depot 10th and Mason tits. I Oinalu t > :4Jam : ! . . . Kansas City Day Express 6 lupin 84pm K. C Night Ex. via U. 1' . Trans. CiSOim Leaves I CHICAGO , R. I. tt PACIFIC. ( Airlvei OmalialUnlon Depot 10th & Mason Sts I Omaha _ EAST. _ 10:15am. .Atlnntlo Express ( ex. Sunday ) ? . 0.03pm 6.25pm Night Express C:40am : 4:40pm..Chicago : Vestlliuled Limited. . . . l:25pm : ll:3tpm.Oklahoma : Exp. ( to C. V. v\ Sun ) . C.35am.Oklahoma & Texas Exp. ( ex Sunj.lliJJpm l:35pm : . _ Colorado Limited 4lOji ! | " ' "Leaves I UNION PACIFIC. | Airla OmnlialUnlon Depot 10th A Mason 8ts , | Uina.io 8SOam : Denver Expruss 3:00pm 2.15pm. . . Overland Flyer G:2"pm : 8Cpm.Ieatrlce & Stroinsb'g E\ux ( Sun ) 12:30.im : C.40pm 1 acltlc Express IJsSOnm C.3Qpm Fast JMall..v , . . . . . . . . 'lm LTaTesTCHltTAaO. Hl A ST. PArL.jAirlT ( a * pnialial Unloii JDepot 10th * t Muson Bts f _ Omaha. "cisr.pm . . . . 7. . .Chicago Limited. . . " . . . . . 3 3)oTn ) ll10ain..Ctilcnji ; ) Bxpie lax. Kun ) . . _ .00pm tcavcs I "F" li" " " < u &lu.ALC1TT Arrlvea" " OmnhajDepot 15lh endWebster _ 8ts. _ Omaha "sOCam : Deadwood Express C 10pm S03ani.Ei. ; ( HnD.Wyo. Kx.Ex. ( Mon ) . 6lDpm : 6:00pm..Norfolk : Express ( Ex. Sunday..10 ) Ham urn St. Paul llijirisi . . . . 9 4 i.im Leaves I CHICAGO , V N'ORTHWEST'N lArrlv-s OinahaJU.l > . Depot 10th ft Mason SUJOinnhii ll.C'Enm PlilraKo Express .7 C:10pm : 4:05pm : Vestibule Llmllnd 0.20am C 30pm ( Ex , Hat ) Chic. Pass.Ex. ( Mon. ) . & .2opm 6 & 5.im. _ , _ . . _ . _ . Mo , _ Valley Lm.tl 10 SJpiu 7reaves ] "MIBSOURI PACIFIC ( Arilvci Omaha [ _ Depot l&th and Webster Sts | Omaha O OOnm.7..7. . St. Louis Express 777. 6:00 im V : > 0pm St. Louis Express 6Sjnn ; | tUOpm.Dally ( ex Hiim ) Nchnt'lcn laical 9 lOnni l.eaves I C. , HT. P. . M. & O . ' | Arrlv * _ Oinulip. [ Depot 15th and Webster Uts. I O-naha "s ooam Bloux City Accom ( Ex. Sun7) ) . . S:03pm : 10:00am..Bloux : City Accom ( Hun. Only. ) O'pm IZ.lEpoi Sioux City Kxprenit ( Ex. Bun..llU.im : _ 6JUprn : , Bt. PaulI.lmlti-d A _ . _ 3 tarn "l7eaves"SlOUX OlTY "PA"ClVlC l'AirlvT OmahalU.l' _ Deput 10th & MnHnn HU j Omaha 6.Warn Sioux City Passenger 10 2)pm _ 3I : jm St. Paul Express 10. < > ian | Leaves I SIOUX CITY"i l'A"CIPlT2r rATrfv'r _ Omahal Depot 15ili and Webster Sts. i _ Oma. i " " ' " "C:30pm : . . . . St. Puul "Limited. . . . . SMlJin J ' 3Apm . Chicago Limited _ 9 4 > . , f _ > uiahi lu. P Depot 10th A Mit on Bti.l Om " " . , , . . . . . LouTi Cannoa Hall. , . , TROOPS SENT FROM OMAHA D.s'.incd for tLo 'cents ' of Trouble in tlio Northwest. REGULARS GO TO FIGHT THE STRIKtRS Tour Ciiniiillicit | of tlin Second Infitntrr ( ) ff ( o Uiilno I he llliH-kudti on I lui Utiili nml Muntiitm ( uiliin i < t ItnllriiKl .Nciloi. After days of weary waiting for marching orders four companies of tlio Second infantry with station at Fort Omaha tmvo received Instructions to ( nice thu Held against thu strikers on tlio Utah Northern ulnl Montana Union systems. At 1 o'elocl ; company C , Captain Warlns ; company 1) , Cnptaln Tumor ; company K , Captnln Ullo. anil company ( } , Captain Kol- Icr , constituting tlio Second li.Utallim , took lioisosslon of Iho cars placed nt the dis posal of the troops by the Union 1'aclllo maniRement and auout 2P.O : o'clock left the garrison for the ECPIICS of rlotliiR nloiu ? the Utah Northern and Montana Union roads from I'ocatcllo to Hutto , tlio latter irolnt beliiB In the hands of n mob which threaten * to burn the toun should the Union I'.iclHc attempt to open the line to tlio northward from 1'oc.itello. The troops arc In charge of Captain Keller , battalion commander , and are ordered to rendezvous at Fort Kusscll ( Cheyenne ) , where they will be Joined by tour companies of the Ninth cavalry from Fort Koblnion , nnd thrco companies of the Klghth Infantry from Fort McKlnnoy. Companies of the Ninth took the nikhorn Tuesday night for the rendez vousing point , going via Orln Junction over the Illkliorn ami then south to Cheyenne For a cotlplo of hours yesterday aflor- noon there was n stir In the vicinity of Fort Omaha that reminded the old campaigners of the days of Indian warfare. The train of six passenger coaches wns drawn up on the ClUlmni tracks In the rear of the supply depot and a hundred soldiers were busily en gaged Bortlng cut and loading the supplies which \vcro to bo carried on the trip. A doyen of Uncle Sam'a blue wagons , with the letters "U. S " prominent on the side boards , were drawn by the mule teams bark and forth from the supply house to the train. Olllcers were running back nnd forth attending to thu arrangements for the de parture and on the bank were gathered groups of women nnd chlldron gazing with curious eves at the rapid work of the soldiers. At 2 o'clock the four companies who wcro to board the train formed In line on the PUratio ground and marched to the train , headed by the lund , which played a medley of martial airs. There were 21C men In line , commanded by fourteen ofllcers. Ilo- slde.i thu captains , the detail of officers con sisted of Lieutenant Wright , adjutant ; Lieu tenant Van Llew , ( | tmrtermustcr commis sary , nnd Lieutenants Wilson , Powell , 1'enn , Mackijuart. Arrasmlth and lllnes. Lieu tenant Wilson commanded company G In place of Captain Kellar , who commanded the battalion. The battalion was equipped with pro visions for ten days and 300 rounds of am munition per man. This , together with the camp furniture and other equipment , was sufficient to fill the live box cars which were provided to carry the baggage. The leave-taking was without special incident. When the baggage was all loaded and the troops distributed In the coaches Captain Kellar nodded to the csmluctor and the throttle was pulled open. None of the offi cers seemed to have the Idea that there would bo any serious side to the trip , as It was generally believed that the time was past when the strikers would venture to re sist the regulars. Upon the arrival of the troops nt Cheyenne battalion commanders will report to Colonel Hates , commandant of the garrison nt Fort Omaha , senior olllc r , who will have the direction of the soldiers In operations along the line of the Utah Northern nnd Montana Union systems. The Utah Northern terminates nt Silver liow , Mont. , nnd Is 255 miles from I'ocalello. The Montana Union , whllo under a sepainto management. Is operated from Silver Bow north to Hutto and Helena , a dl&tance of only seven miles to Hutto and eighty miles from Helena. At Union Pacific headquarters Informa tion was given out that both the Utah Northern and Montana Union wcro absolutely tied up and that no attempt had been mule to move trains for three weeks past. Threats hnvo ba n made against the railroad men should they nttcmpt to move trains nnd the thrents 1 nvo served their purpose , as no attempt has been made to break the blockade until now , when General Ilrooko will try to lift the boycott as ho did on the Union Pacific. Hutto has been cut off from the world for two weeks and the meager telegrams re ceived Indicate that people are suffering gieatly , the city having been completely gl\en over to the strikers , who have not yet heard that the strike has bo > W n failure on eastern lines. Companies of the Second will probably KCO oonbldcrablo service , as the Utah North ern traverses n very rough country , eas ly controlled by guerrillas nnd bushwhackers FOHT UOHINSON , Neb. , July IS. ( Special Telegram to The Hee. ) Seven coaches and two box ears are on the hide track here ready to take four troops of the Ninth cavalry west. They will leave nt 11:15 : to night. KAll.KOADi C.in'I'lM ) TOCKTIIMt. ( 'nuiMlMllmi Which : ( ( ' ( tin' Slrlldi So SllriTMtrillly to ltd Crmtimiml , CHICAGO , July 18. The great strlko Is 1 kely to have the effect of uniting the rail ways , particularly those of the west , In a closer union than they have ever had up to the present. The General Managers asso ciation handled the strike In a manner BO satisfactory to all the roads concerned that they have begun to ask why the same > plrlt of harmony which enabled them to make such a fight In dealing with tlio strikers could not be utilised to great advantage In tralllc matters. Tlio re Is the strongest kind of a feeling that all roads should bo con centrated In an cflort.to maintain rates and as far as possible dlmlnl h expenses. The thing Is largely In the embryo as yet , but several schemes have nlready been pioposud , the principal one of which Is that nil the roads west of the Missouri river shall be formed into an n suclntlon Hlmllar to the Western Passenger association , but nt the same time entirely Independent of that body , but working In harmony with It. This would mean that the Union Paclllc and Southern Paclflo would bo members of the association west of the river , while the At- chlson would bo a member of both nssocla- tlona. Itiillwny Mdtc'H No. 1 , the first "Overland" flyer on the Union Pacific since July 1 , left for Sun Francisco nt 2 ID yesterday with three Pullman sleepers on the train , "Topel.n" for Oakland , "Shonan- 'JWOBTK , ' S ( Tastoloss-Eflfoctual. ) 5 I'OIl AI I , jB8LOUS ? and NERVOUSi J DISORDERS. * Such as Sick Headache , Wind c-d Pain m the \ gSlo-nach , Giddiness , Pullncss. SwMhnnallcrS t Meals. Dujlnosi , DrdASiness , Chilli , flush. ! Slngsol Meat , Loss ol Appetite , Shortness tit 5 Drcalh. Cosbvencsi , Scu-vy. Dlol'1 s on the g J Skin , Disturbed Sldep. Trightlul Urcami , All 3 J FJrrvous and Trrinlilin' ] Sencationi , nnd Irx Sraoularllies IncidcnlJl lo Ladles. 3 j Ooiered with a Tastelesaand Boloblo Coatiag. g * Of aUdrupinti. ! ' e 2S TnHa Ho ' f e . \ < n , U KAXJ. SUKS c ) . , Sulk-tt is. Ik- nulltling , OMAHA , Neb. Adv.io Ithl RO" for Portlniut And "Sngln.iw" for Den- ver. Hath the Portlniul nml Onklnnd Blrepors vcro nitoil to thu roatf. C. U. D.ivldson , chief olrrk In Iho 1) & M. paseetiKpr ( IcpnrtiiitMit , has returned from the Tr.unmlsjcnirl ns oclatlon incplliiK nt Knns.i City. The Northern P.icinc hni Riven ntitlco to connect Inn line * that Its line N upon for business through to tin' Pnelflc coast ex cept nn the br.inch riiiinlni ; tliroiiKh C'oi tir d'Alene. NohlpB of TntiKlrr temple will ltvm for the Itnperlnl counrll vl.i the Union \irlfl 1 a Sunday ovonliiK at fi 30 p. in. Tannlvr'a heinhitinrtera nl lonervlll bo nt ' The Albany Hotel. " J. ( J.Vcodvv orth will prolubly bo nudi ) nBsl.itnnt Kenernl nntniiKi'r of the Ori-twn Hallway & NnvlKiitlon conipmy under Re ceiver McN'olll , nml nut receiver , as tlm Irresponslhlp sheet on lower I'arnntu stiei't Indlc.ileil. It wii- < with the umterst.tndlnR th.it only one receiver be appointed for the Orc-Kon property that Induced Mr. MrNelll to tnko the plaee. A cnrnv.ui of Shrlncrs from Mlnnoipolla nnd St. Paul will arrive In Omuh.t Sunday nt I HO p. in. via the Itork Island nnd will rendezvous nt the Mllhtrd hotel , where this visiting tuihles will be entertained by Ilia brethren f Tangier. In rniijtinrilnn with the nrliles from Slonx 1'nlls nnd Sioux City the Hock Island will t.iluthese MsltltiK Shrlners to Denver , sperlnl , leavltiR Onuilu nt 0.30 p , m. Sunday AITFAIIvS AT SOUTH OMAHA. . Comolldiitlon with Oir.iilm Alrcuily .Snl > - Jcrt < if Murli liiti > r < ' l. Thu rvsiilutlon passed by the Omaha city council Tuesday uU'ht In re gird to anncxlni ; South Omaha to that elty wns tidily ills- cnised on the street yesterday. The feeling h pretty well divided just nt the present time , but It Is bMlcvcd by the men who nro most interested lien ; that by the time the proposition Is to bo ( In. illy settled thorn will bo a Ma majority In favor of annexation. "Who will oppose nnne\ntlon ? " was asked a cuitleitmn who lias lived hero for years and v\ho took nn active part In the contest when the proposition riiiuo up before "Well , to boRln with , " said the gentleman , "Iho local politicians will oppose It. nnd when ono sizes up the entire Hold there nrn more than A few of them here. The fact Is that neiuly evury one who owns any piop- crty in South Omaha Is In politics. Another stronc element which will bs fernlnst nn- nexntlon Is the Miloon men. Annexa tion means n license of $1.000 n year and ns It now Is they only pay $ i00 ! and are allowed to run Sunday. " "Hut supposing the supreme court decides that South Omaha Is n city of the llrat class and with tlm beglnnln ; ; of the next llscal year the mayor iccommcnda that n license ot $1,000 a year -bo collected nnd nt Iho same time issues nn order that the saloons must close on Sunday , " chipped In another fellow , and contintiint ; ho Mild , "don't you think Hint would convert BOIIIU of the : , aluun men to annexation ? They would certainly be as well oT ( under those cliciimMancus ns If they \voro n separate coiporutlon. " "Show me an administration that will dare do that. That Is one that will recommend that $1,000 a jear he paid nnd that tlm fcu- loons lii > closed on Sunday nb loni ; as wo nro a separate city , can you ? " was the answer he iot. "Well , It would bo doliiR nothing moro than carrying out the law am ) I vvculd not bo surprised to sec it done. " There are some business men who oppose annexation because they think 10 would take trade aw.iy from this city. They figure that many persons tiado here simply because It Is South Qmah.i and that If an nexation carried they would go to the city to buy. , "South Omaha Is ono ot the biggest llttlo cities In the stale , " said ono gentleman who hns n.3 much Intel est hero as any ono man In town. "Wo have a population of about 15,000 and our expenses ot running are naturally about ns much ns n city of 00,000. Our assessments arc Inadequate to pay the expense that should be Incurred In running Iho city and as a result wo uro short all around. Just think of n city with 1C.OOO population having only eight pollco- inen and four or five dromon. If It was not for the fact that the big corporations hero furnish their own polloemcn and their own tire facilities the whole management would he a farco. Thcso very corporations that I have Just mentioned not only supply their own firemen and policemen , but they pay the biggest end of the taxes here. It would bo economy to annex If nothing else. Wo would have better flro nnd pollco protects n and the taxes for South Omaha people would bo greatly reduced , " rimulil All Coiiirrii. Christ McGlff and his wife separated about two years ago. Mrs. McGlft Is at the pres ent time an Inmate ot n liouso ot bad repute on llallroad nvenuo. Although the couple have not boon living together Christ Is still fond of his llrst love and Tuesday night ha called nt the castle for the purpose ot chas tising "tho old girl. " After threatening to remove her heart with a la/or and declaring what ho proposed to do ho proceeded to as sault the woman nml played ball with her elegant form for several momenta , when the landlady Interfered and Him In turn was given homo gymnastic exhibitions. Hy the time McCiilt had knocked out all comers nnd was about to fitrod out Into the night air to cool off ho collided with Olllccr Tangcman , who declared In unmistakable tones that the disorderly Individual was under urrest McHlff had been so successful at whipping women Unit ho concluded to try his hand on Tnngomnn , but It pinved a d'sastrous ' experi ence , for Tangemnn didn't do n thing but drag Mcfjlff oft to jail and In u limry at that. McOlff fought all the way lo the station. however , but was overpowered When arraigned befnro Jmlgp Clirlstmann McGlff was sent ncnd to twenty dnjs In the eounty Jail , with the first llftcon days on broad nnd water , for assaulting Iho women. When this time Is snrvcd ho will bo trlod on the charge of resisting an ofllc.'r. Slnbliod In tin * Turn. Frank .Sho.il had a luilfo run through hln left Jaw by Tom IJeroak nt Thirtieth and Q streets yesterday nfternoon. The mon had been drinking In n > alee nnd got Into o controversy , when Deroalc drew a long-bladed knife anil made a dcs- perato thrust at Shoal. The men wera separated before any moro blows could bo struck. An officer was called and took both mon to the.station. . . Shoal's wound wan 'lulto painful. Ho lives on Fourth street , be tween Martha and Castellar , In Omaha , and wan nllowoil to go home last night. IIo promised to return thi < morning and prose cute Doroalt , who lives In thin city at Porly- seumd nnd L streets , 41 < mi > to u N vr I Iclcl. Mr. W. 12. Skinner who for n number of years was the western representative of the Street Stahlo Car line , and for the last four years general traveling agent for the 1'nlon Stock Yards company of South Omaha , bus res gncd thu latter position In accept the mangenient of the Tort Worth stork ynfdH Mr. Skinner Is une ot < the most popular and Hiicri'jsful men In his line of huilni's'i In the country , and the Fort Worth yards and packing Interests nre to bo congratu lated upon securing such a thoionghly com petent manager. Ho has the best wislieg of his inuny Omahn friends. Muglc ( 'lly ( JiiHslp , Some repairs nro being made at the 1'ics- hyterlan church. A rottngo Is being orecttd nn Twenty- erond Kticct , het.vocn I and .1 , by Mr. Anderson. Mrs. M , Carl fiinlth Is v ailing her pat-ruts at York. Mr. Smith will upend li | < mimm r vaeitlon at the K.tmo place. lli-v. 1'omerny of the Klrst Christian chinch will HOOD move lo ( lOldi'll , ( Jjlo. , unfi < ho will occupy the pulpit nf the ChnxiUn church , Ilatloon goes up nt Cnurtland. 'i in ; ICI..VLI v .11 A nicer , lNSUP.MiNTS : placed on record July 18 , mi : WAHUANTV DEEDS. II J Olwn t > ( I L Nli'lii'ln ' , l tn I , E nnd C , hluili : olK'n'x I'mpoMuM ndd . $ 1 5'O P A flavin and ulfc to Alex Mcl-'nrlnnd , lolx 2 mil 3 , Ilarlrm Lime . C > V ) DEHDH. Ki.'cliil | mimler to Ni hniHkn HiivlriKu nnd i\iliHiiKi' : Uinlv. lot C lilixU il. r | ( > ri'lu 1S7 Masii-r In ihiin ! > ! iil/ahelh Iliiitt'T. I'l ' f. < ! ! VH r > t uf | Jt 4 , blucli II , \\i-it inn.-ii . tfl Total amount of tran f'ri . t l.tfl