THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , AUGUST 10 , Ig91.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED , I1Y YOUNO IAIY. POSITION A3
ntonoKrapher : twu yeais' expcrlcnei- ; recently
with wholesale house ; city reference. Address
T 31. Hoe. A 2li U *
AVANTr.I ) , POSITION AS TUAVKMN'fl SAI.KS-
m.in wlh | reliable house ; wilarv tf > nlijoit , will
travel on commission. Address T 41. 11
WANTED MALE HELP.
BOMCITOIIS. THAMB KUUIIDjINSTAI.I.XinNT
goods American Wringer Co. , IBl'J Howard.
II COt
BAI.USMKN ( IJNKUClirriO-WANT MHN OF
peed address on Hillary for retail iMilo. Apply
, 1S1 DoUKlii.- . . li-Mlta S3
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"WANTip. HAIiS.MIJN : 1'OH I'lNU CIDIIUS
anil clKursj salary J100.UO u month nnd ex-
1 pensea p.ild. Addict * Cnllfoinla C del comp.my ,
Chleni'o , III. 1I-M22I 1C'
W ANTED FEM ALE HELP.
LA Dins WANTING FIHST-OI.A88 QIRf.S
, npply Scandinavian Y. L , Uoinn f\i hnnitc. : o3
N. ICth , C MSlii 1'J *
VANTIID , A IjAOY OV DUSINfCSS TACT AS
iis lHtant saleslady , good pa > , peimancnt po
sition. Adiln-sH T 35 , live. C lKS-15
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WANTCD , ] 3xi > iiiuNf'iD : aiiii. KOU OIJN-
crnl hoUBUwork ; n\f \ > ur.mprtent nur.-ic Klrl. Mm.
C. I. . IJcuel. WJI Dout'lai mrm-t. C AUJ8 Id *
outij FOII anNKUAij iiottsnwoiiK. uii''iu- :
, 1'iuvH reiulied. Jlrs. It. W. lliutKenrldic , 1210
B. 30th live. C 3H115 *
UJss CUTTINO A NO Ktn-
nlsh ono of tin * best systi'nm In the world.
Any latly can become her o\\n tlii-ss niaKet * Ui
a f w hnuiH for | | I.OA. Offer for ten days only.
* Irn. Kerns , 172J Cass st. C 3)1 21 *
FOB RENT HOUSES.
TENTS. FOK ItnNT. 1311 FAnNAJI ST.
D-G63
VKIIY FINU 7-UOOM COTTAUE AT lin-
duced price ; call at once. Fidelity Truat Com
pany , 1702 I'arnum stroet. _ D CCI
WANTlOD-GOOl ) MnUlUM I'UICED HOUSES.
List your houaca for rent with Anita.
P-C6S
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HOUSES. V. K. DAULINO , ItAISKKIl IILOCK.
U-CC6
HOUSES IN AI.I 1'AIITS OF THH CITV. TUB
O. P. Dnvla company , 1503 Farnim. D CiiT
HKNTAL AOnNCV , DOT DIlO\VN"5hOCK.
-CiiJ-A17
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KELKENNY & CO. , It. 1 , CONTINENTAL UUC
U U70
FINE 7-UOOM COItNnit rr.AT AT 701 S. ICTH
street ; range and all other cutucnlfiitca. Qcorgo
Clouser , room S lC23Fainnm _ Hired. D 300
Von JIKNT TF SOMIJ "onNTi.KMAN AND
his wife would like to rent a desirable modern
ho'jso of nine runins In u choice locution , we
have It. HuKKa & Hill. 1) 3U-A2i )
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CALL AT OW1UK FOIt FU1.I , DUSC1 tll'TlON
und photograph of Ihc&o IIOUKCH :
3223 1'iatt htuct , 4 looms , t&.UO.
S..l.l Kewnnl htieet , 4 looms , ncu. $10. CO.
2IV1 llrlntnl stfeet , 7-room cotucu , everything
In It , bound M suit , J25.00.
Ono of the lineal 7-iooin hoiiac.i In city , 130.
Fidelity Tiual Co. , 17th und rainam sts.
FOR nBN'r MODCHN 6-HOOMCOTTAE ;
call forenoons 1521 Sherman avenue. D MC3I
FOR HIJN'K I.AUOI T T WO STO J I V lit' flTui'NG'
c formerly used by the Murholt Tiunlc Factory.
2130 SewnrU st. D Tin nl
roti HENT. MOST i > i:8utAiiL.i : iiouan , 2513
1'urnuin. It , C. 1'attciaon , Itamsx I'lutk.
, 1 > XIM1
ron nnNT. DnsiiiAiu.r. n\vr.t.iiNas IN
nil parts of city. E. 11. Shiafe. 3J l'.i\ton blk.
D 337-SG
'B , 6 , 8 AND 10-llOOM 1IOHSKH. AI.I , MOD-
crn , lawn nnd rh.iilo. Apply nt " 11 N. Y. I.lfo
or 2121 Miami street. D .MISJ
5FiTn riinN /KiTi""Tu-ii6 N. 25Tit STUII'T : : : I
larKQ rooms ; all modfin CDUVi'iilerKtis. ' U'lll
rent either halt seimuitcly. Jidiu N. Ki.nzer ,
- Opp , 1' . O. IJ-M.-51 18 '
cTiboM coTTAcrn7"ioiniiN , sio se > . SOTII.
1612 CAPITOL AVENl'E. 210 N. ICTII. IN-
quiie 2318 Cnpltnl nvenue. D aiO-U *
JO-ROOM 1 ibi'SlsTMOlJERN CONVENIENCES ,
C21 S. 19th street. U 23J-IO *
FOIl RENT , FLAT IN LINTON HLOCK. COH-
lier of Maion , in4 llth mwm : 111 IIIH. In KOJ
repair : f7.0i ) per month ; liuiuliu of John Hani'
lln , 917. In blnek. D-M2W
FOU RENT , ELEGANT 10-ROO.M HOUSE. 2003
Hurt st. I3 I 21
FOU RENT , FOfR ROOMS. FI1ST { M.OOR ,
newly papered , city water , i-mill jard. excel
lent rooms f r winter. vei > ihmp , i ) , V ) per
month. Rcfcicnco u > iulud. | 411 N 2M stieet.
D M3 < w 16 *
FOB BENT FUBN1SHE1J BOOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS , MODERN ; 8U1TAHLE
for ono or tno. 1919 DodKu. E ii6.
IS19 Dods i : n-17'
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH ALL
convelllcncua. l'll t-clu s bonltl. 211 No. ISlll
atreet. E M27S SI *
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FURNISHED ROOMS. 620 SOUTH 1 ! > TH ST\
ItOOM FOIl LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. 119 N
15th. E-M2M 17
WANTIITO : Lir
ten rooms ; lll tnKo rent In lioard. Refer-
tncos : icniilred. AddicuM 2 21 Callfoinla Ktleet.
E M.'il 19
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iiooMsT'rrjT"sbiTii ivni'lJT.
E-MIS1 S 11'
FURNISHED ROOM , HATH. JO. 1511 FARNAM.
i : -ai-16
FUBNISHED BOOMS AND BOABD.
YOUNO WOMEN'S HOMIl UNDER CAHE OP
Women' * Christian umoclatlon. Ill S , ITtli at.
F-C71
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IIOOMS WITH HOARD UK CHICAGO ST.
K MJ8-AM *
rilONT AND HACK PARLOR. AI.SO BMM.L
rojin : llrat-tUM bourd. 210j Doiislaii.
F-.M24S li'
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VERY DliHTltAHlTE t'NFL'RNISlTED FltONT
nnd tuck purlois , ulio fnrntshutl nxmia ; e ery.
thliitf Ilr t-.l.l 4. 210 Mild 213 South tth ! itn-vt ,
K-M1J4
XJNFUBNIS1IEI ) BOOMS FOBjRENT
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l'NFt'RNiaitrTr7'irUIHElW * ,
: , FOR HOUSE.
krtplnv lo man and wifaj no children. IV ) No.
17th l , OS
VOH RENT 5 I NFfltNISHEO HOOMB WITH
ull convinlciK-c . J4J Hunivy Bt
FOR BENT STOBES AND OFJ/ICES
CORNER STORE , JDO.OO. 821 DOUGLAS. IN
quire 922. I mV > 3
FOR RENT , ROOM , 6S UY 32. 2ND FLOOR OP
my store , suitable for cloaks und Milts ; good
light and elevator service. Mrs , J. Uenaon.
1-MJH9
FOR RENT , THE 4-STORY IIRICK HUILDI.N'U
916 I'nnuim street. The building has n ilrt-
proof cement basement , complete ste. tn n ? lIng l-
Ing ( Ixtuus , water on all lloord , gas , ( ! ! An-
ply ut the olllco ot The Hoe. 1-11'j
FOR ItT'NT. UEST STORE ROOM IN THE
tlty nt 1512 Douglas stieet. 1 MI79 1S
FOR RENT7 THE REST CORNER STORE
mum In Schuyler , Neb. , formerly occupleil by
E. L. True & Co. Apply to Schuyler Nailonal
Hank. I M315 17
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS. HOTIt SEXES. TO TAKE CON-
trncts for reliable linn. 435 Paxton blk , Omaha.
J-7I1-A30 *
WANTED. AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS UY
sample at home or Inn el , expenses nnd good
salary or oiimiil nlon lo right party. Samples
sent on application. Address with stamp lx > ck'
llox U ) , Now York City.
WANTED , IMMEDIATELY. THREE CANVAS-
ers. Omaha and e'nnnoll IIIuITi , worth t'i " 0 pei-
lay. i'\t'eileneeil pnleimen onlj , sr mellilnir ne\v
Immense rales. Cull 2707 Q street , South Omaha.
J M2.I7 17
WANTED TO BENT.
WANT TO LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS-
Tenement block or number of dwcllltm' * cen
trally located. Address 1' . O. Iox Ji. K373A19
WANTED. ROOM AND HOARD rplt TWO IN
or near Wubml Hill.- Address T 39 , H-e.
K-300 15 *
STOBAGE.
BTORAGL' , WILLIAMS & CROS3.1214 HARNEY.
M-C72
bTORAOE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
and cheap rate. It. Wells , 1111 Furnam.M673
M-673
OM.VAN-ISTORAGE CO..1D02 FARNAM. Tcl.1559
M71
IIEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA. U.
B. gov. bonded warehouse. Household good *
Btorcd. Lowest rates. 1013-1015 Lca\unworth.
M-713
WANTED TO BUY.
UEST FOR TIE ( MONEY.H.VVA fA FRECKLES.
N M367-A19
CASH FOR LUMBER IH'SINESS IN I.IVE
town ; give full particulars. T 8. Hee olllcu.
N M930 S7 *
WANTED A FEW GOOD SECOND HAND
bicycles , must be birsalni. Omaha. Illryclo
Co , 3J.1 N. 16th street , N-2S3-17
GOOD YOUNG HORSE AND PHAETON. ROOM
6. Frenzer block , opposite postolllce.NM1S3
N-M1-S3 16
FOB SALE FUBNITUBE.
PAYMENTS EASYJ YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
money. IMVT pi Ices on furniture & household
goods. Enterprise Ciedlt Co. , 61J-615 N. IClli st.
O 675
FOR SALE HORSES , WAGONS.ETC
FIN 13 SECOND HAND PHAETONS AND CAR-
rlascs. A. J. Simpson's Repository , 1411 Djdije.
P 5M-A24
2 TOP HUGOIESJ33 ft 05I.KAT1IEK TOP CAll-
rlnco $63. Drummond Canlage Co. P Ml
FOR SALE OU THADE-2 HOUSES WEKiH-
Inir 1,000 Ibs. each. 0 und 7 year old. Fred
Terry. 430 Itamse block. P 761
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THE llESf LEATHER TOP 1UJOC.V IN OMAHA
for S55.UO. Drummond , ISIh and Harney ,
_ _ P-6M
FOIl SALE , A PINE nOADSTEIl. ADDUESS
A. H. Spmr , Creaton , lon.i. P M2Ji 23'
rou SALE'VEUY CHEAP. A KINE KAMILY
hoi e. i.ithor fast , K'xnl ' liiuiv.s and bu gy.
Iniiulie. ut city connHiolk-r'a ullk-o.
P 270-19
SPAN Ol' * HOItSES SEVEN YEARS OLD ,
good hlnsl'- drivers , 190S Duvenpoit street.
MIBCELJjANEOUS.
ICE I'OlsALE ; CAN SHIP OVEIl ANY ItOAD
out of Omiilia nnd Council Ulurfs. Lamoieaux
Ilros . Sue So. 16th , Omaha. Q 332-A17
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ICE roil SALE IN CA LOTS. OILHUItT
lllus. . Council I'llff9. ' | _ Q-M53.I-A2J
cTlEAPEs V C1HC KEN AND ORNAMENTAL
fe.'cn made. C. It. Lee , 9J1 Douglas.
Q-774
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HANK AND PLATTE VALLEY SAND KOIl
milu. C. W. Hull Company , 20th & Izard Bti.
Q-775
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WAUON UJinilELLAS. SIMPSON , 1411 DODGE.
Q-Sn-ASI
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KiNii iiioitornniiuED. iioitaii-e'OATED
St. Her nn Hi puppies : all ellklbln to iCRlstintlon.
. * . J. llut/ler , . ' 53' ) Maple itieet , Q IIS 16 *
roll HAI.B , THE mU.MfI.AS KOn WELL
Known pioiulel.iiy mmllclni's. favorably Icnonn
In ( he , n.iuhwcst , with H le r hts to manuf.tc-
lilio nml > > el | iJi Nurth and S < , utli DaKnia , Ne.
hia liii. Nnno but n spontDdo pirtes | need
nmmir. Addiess 11. K. Smith Q M319 SIS
MIQOEI/LAtfEOTTS.
HAVE YOUR OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO
lues. Binyina tue > repaired , 1521 Leavenworth.
R MJI3
WANTED. 500 LOADS CINDERS AT ONCE ,
tnken fie" from prcmlsi-s. Apply to fruult
KIUIHIIUonrtl of Public \Voilm , City Hall.
R-M316 IS
OLAIKVOYANTS.
MltS. DR. U. WAIIREN. OLAlTtVOYANT , REliable -
liable business medium ; 7th year ut 119 N. 16.
S-67H
MASSAGE. BATHS. ET(3.
MME , LA RUE , 41 * BOOTH 15TH. T M991 S7 *
MADAME RuTnso i JTI i , D
loom 3. MnsaaKe. vn | ir , alcohol , steam , mil-
phuilno and BI.M Laths. T M217 IS *
IADAME HETtN.\Itb7 1U9
PEHSONA1 , .
TUY HAVANA l-'UECKLES , A IOC SMOKE.
UMMTAU
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{ jMHUELLAS MADE. lufcOVKUKU AND 3Tc'
pull i ? J. lOi South Blxtcenth ttifel. ij--lal !
oui- WITH vuu LADv vsr j. j.
Muller's nuw lev cream parlors , 2303 Leaven *
north street ; o cry thine U now , Includlnu th *
liuliaini : . Tel. ION. Icu cieam Uelivvied.
u- ;
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VIAVt HOME THEATML'NT Volt LADlEd.
llualih book ur.d consultation free. A > Mresi or
call Vlavl Co. , 3lu Uftt I'Mtr. ' Lady uticiiU.iiit.
U < i'9
UNION HKAND-UENUINE WHOLE WHEAT
Hour. Whcatrl New bicukfait food. Ntul Sc
Conrad , Wholesale AEvnU. Omaha.UMS.MS'
U-MS-.MS'
n cnisi : .
Wuteitoo cieamery. 1611 llmvanl ; tel. 1132.
IT-MI HH
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WHOLE WHEAT IIREAD fHOM t'NHOUTED
Hour at Imuiien 1 * Itunuey'f. 217 N. IGth t.
U-21J-A13
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BAMl/EL IH'RNS INVITES VO1' TO BEE HIS
new dinner et at Jj.75. furmcrly 110.00.
V-V)1 A2i
PEKSONAIj.
Continue .
MA8AOE HATH8. MMB. POST , 3 ' , 'j B. 15TH.
U-3M
HALDUFP
A pleasant and convenient place , 1UD
F.rnam street. Paxton block ; 'phino til.U6S
U-6S ?
THE WOMAN'S 1IAKERY HL'PPI.IKS VA.
rUty of choice Roods , benldrs rl\e kinds of tlie
btst bread In market ; uliolehent bread n
ifclaltv ; goads delivered ; telephonB (51. Mm.
( J. Sovlllc , mannecr , 1104 N. 34th St.
U-533.A-M
HTRAW HATS CLEANED , nESlFATED AND
made new. 803 N. 20lh St , U 823-A-2J
TAKE YOUR rillEND ; TINTYPES , 4 FOIl
r.c. Pruelor. CK S. 16th strect. U MI34
MME. LA HOOK , MASSAfilT , 1600 LtUVEN-
worth street , third llooor , fiont rooms u left.
U-875 J ) '
WANTED. SITfATION 1IY EXPEIIIENOED
pbslclin , noiilhrin N"brimUi preferred ; satis
factory references furnished. Addn'si T 4" , Itee
U-299 & )
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LOVEltH 01I.MOOEN L. RAMSEY'S IIREAD
ran now have same delivered by leaving order
nl 517 N. Will st. . _ U 302 1S
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought , F , C. Chcsney , Kansas City. Mo ,
W 684
ANTHONY LOAN & TIll'ST CO. , 31S N.Y. LIFE
limns ut low rates for choice security on Ne
braska und Iowa farms or Omalia city property ,
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM IN DOUOLAS.
Improved nml unimproved Omaha real estate.
Fidelity Trust Co. . 170J Fnrnam st. W CSS
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real cttnte. llrcnnnn. Love & Co. , Paxton Mk.
W 699
' .CANS WANTED. J. N. FRENJJEU. OPP. P.O
W-763-i
MONEY TO IXJAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
and Nebraska farms nt from 6 to 7 pey rsn1.
Vf. U. MelKle , First National bank bullillr.s.
W 69i
MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE , GOI N.Y.LIFE.
W-5OTai
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. . IGTH AND
DoiiBlai streets , loan money on city nnd farm
property nl lowest rates of Interest. W 693
MONTY ToToAN ATTo\v7ST : "RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co , . IMS Farnam st. W-611
UNITE ! ) STATES MORTGAGE co. OF NEW
Yoik. Capital > 2,000.000. Surplus JdM.O'lO. Sub
mit choice leans to F. 8 , Pusey , agent , First
National bank building. W 683
LOANS. E. H. SHEAFE , 432 PAXTON 11LK.
W-OM-Sii
MONEV TO LOAN AT LOWEST HATKH ON
Improved nnd unimproved Omaha rent estate ,
1 to C jcars. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnim.
W 081
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Uicnnan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk.
W-CS2
FIRST MORTaAOES HOUGHT ON DOUGLAS
or Sari'V county farms. Reed & Sclby , 331
Hoaid ot Trade building. W SIS
LOANS ON DOUGLAP OU PARPV COUNTY
fauns. Write us. Jteed Ac Sclby , 331 Chamber
of Commerce bldg. W SSI
LOANS ON IMPROVED .1 UNIMPROVED CITY
pioperty ; J3.000 , t upnniils , 6 to 7 nor cent ; no
dclaja. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 13JO F.unam.
W 637
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
J. II. HADDOCK , ROOM 427 RAMCIC HLOCK.
X-692
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOi ,
horses , UQKUIISI , etc. , nt lowest rates In city ,
no remnxnl of Koods ; stilctly conflilentlnl ; you
cun pay the loan off at any time or In uny
amounts.
amounts.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
30C South 16th sticet.
X-695
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS MADE ON CHAT I'EL
tecuritloa. Address P. O. ISox 70X 372-A19
SHOUT TIME LOANS. 432 PAXTON HLOCK.
X957 S6
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
tuie , plano , horses..TIOIII. ; . or any kind of
chattel security , at lowest po slble ratcn , which
you can pay back nt any time , and In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
room 4. Wltlmell block. X-633
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PllOP-
crty. Hurvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life building
ing- . X-605
BUSINESS CHANCES.
SMOKE HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOC CIGAR.
Y M3C7 A19
IF YOU WANT TO DUY.SELL OR EXCHANGE
merchandise , get In or out of the business , call
on or address the National Information and
Exchange Co. , 203 First National bank. Omaha ,
Neb. Y M8 A2I
FOR RENT A DEPARTMENT ON SECOND
lloor , 30.\V ) , In one of the largest houses In
Council Ulurfs. 13 , care Bee , Council Uluffs.
Y M633
FOR RALE. A IHO PAYING HUS1NESS ; NO
competition ; | 1SOO caih takes It. Address S
CO. lice. Y Ml06 3 8 *
WANTED , PARTNER TO TAKE ! 5 INTEREST
In good paying buslnfs1 ? nnd Kenera ! manage
ment of olllce on salaiy of 573.OJ per month ;
reference * nnd small capital requited. Call or
address 401 , N. Y. Life Illdir. Y 112)3 18
J70D IIUYS GROCERY CORNER. GOOD CASH
trade ; sell nt Invoice. Alex Moore , Ml N. Y.
LJfe. Y 307 10 *
FOB EXCHANGE.
A 10-CENTER FOR BC. HAVANA FRECKLES.
2 M367 A19
TO EXCHANGE , 060 ACKE RANCH IN NE-
brnska for good hoi.SIM nnd Ollc-Uilrd cash. S.
W. llojd , Frenunt. Ncbiaska , Z M905 20
FOR EXCHANGE. FINE LANDS. WELL LO-
cnUil , pioduutlvc anil some cash , fur stock of
general merchandise , Addrcca Lock llox 30 ,
Heaver City , Neb. 7. M90I 18
FINE 711 HOUSE AT ROW , WILL TAKE H
trade.
8r house. c\ery convenience , on Fainam car ,
J3oOi ) will take > a trade.
$3.000 clear C. H , propeity for farm.
$33,000 very line residence nnd grounds. Will
accept part In other property.
F. D. Wend , ICtli and Douglus.
Z 272-15
WELL IMPROVED FARM , SEVEN .MILES
fioni Hnstlnps , lor Omaha property. C. D.
Hutclilnsjii , lli-3 Fa inn m. / -M117 18
IF YOU WANT TO EXCHANGE L\NDS OR
bulldlnga for meichamllse. or merchandlso or
bulldlm , " * for landa send fur our bargain list.
Hazlltl's E\chntiKe Hnieati , P.uker , S. 1) .
/ MJII 17
WILL TRADE FINE EQUITY AND SECOND
trust deed , well secured on Dcmer lenity , for
KO-nl farm In tastuin or eeiuial Ni'lua lta ,
clear or lightly cncumbeicd , S. J. liuhards ,
llox 104 , Denvei , Colo. 7. MJ13 'J *
STOCK OF (1ENEUAL MERCHANDISE FOIt
BII I o or part trade. Lock Hex S'i ' , Tnlmr , la ,
/ M311 l
FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE.
FARM LANDS. C.F.HARRISON , 912 N.Y.I.IFi : !
RE adj-iC"
FOR SALE , 4.4CO ACRES OF LAND 60 jilLES
northwest of Omaha. Address Thomas Kerl.
Oakland , Neb. HE M777 Sl
CHOICE GARDEN LANDS. 5 MILES FROM
postotllce , In tracts fiom 10 to 160 acies. A
Kreut barnnln. Will take some trade. N. D ,
Keyes , 617 I'nxton block. RE-M738
IIARUAINS , HOUSES. LOTH AND FARMS ,
tale or trade. F. K , Darling , llatker block.
R E-6SJ
UAROAIN. A FINE 430-ACUE FAHM. IS
miles from Omaha , only S40.00 pur aero. C. H.
Ilutttrlitht. 30iJf- ' - ' RE-32 ! ) a7 !
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FOR SALE. NE\V 4 ROOM' COTTAGE ; CEI. .
l.\t , clstein , ' city uater ; cor. IStli and Snhlcr ;
tl,2SO.OO ; long time. Enquire 1318 Fnrnam.
Samuel Hums. R K OilS
LlsVllAROAINtfT'OIl QUICK TuTtNs7 160I
Dodge. R E-700
_
IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE THE
property north of llnnseom parlt which wo can
xell at discount of C.OOO.
Cr lioube , city wntet und well , neat atone re
taining "all. 11,300.
W-rt. lot , Fnrnam htroet. ( pa veil ) II. MO.
& H.CICS ciiltlvuti'd , northwest , J1.37J.
F. D. Wead , 16th and Douglas ,
RE-271-15
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WILL ACCEPT 1275 FOR GOOD AMIILlFu
PI lee lot If sold lieforo Auguit 20. Wonh f jOO ,
Adlroxs T 3a.Hee olllce. Rl-r71-15
A PERSON WITH CAPITAL
lo Invest 'n goi > , | paying proponx ortli J1W ,
040.00. call nt 612-13 Paxton block , Omnlm.
FOIt SALE , SEVERAcHOICE P1ECES OP
Omaha liiipiovt-il piopcrty , paylnw 8 per cent
net. Call for prices and teims. Hicks Ml N.
Y. Life bldg. UK-SIKO 16-
BICYCLES
HEPAHED AND REMODELED.
Tlrrs and lundrlea. Sites opened , reunlre-i , C.
11. llellln , luiksnilth. 311 N. Kill at. 560
1I1CYCLE3. NEW AND OLI20 " TO Tl25
caay payments ; we rent and repair. Omali\
lllcycle Co. , S2J N. 16tli at. 703
lllCVCI.ES-.U.I. STVLEa
AI : .
6 ni | fcr our Hat of aeconil hand und nhop >
worn bicycler. Itrpalra and cycle sundries nf
ill kinds. M , O. Duxon. 403 N. ICth at. Ul
PAWNBBOKEBS.
FRED MOHLE , H17U FAUNAU JCWELRY.
721
TYFEWB1TERS.
Tri'BWRiTEna ncnRiiiT. SOLD. KX-
changed , rented nd repaired. Typewriter and
oltlc * lupulk * . Tjpewrltctn rented at $1 t'r
month. The Omnlm Typewriter Esrlungr , auc-
ctiFors to the tyiwwrltlna department of the
Mfseath Stationary Cov21l ' B. 12th , ttl. 1J I.
' ' M
BEE THE NEW DOtJtkinjflTV TYPEWRITER.
The Omaha Tjpewrller Exchange. 11. 13(1.
No. 211 8. llth st. - - 831
THE MOST COMPLEiriliBTOCK | OV STAND-
nrd tjpewrlters nnil supplies. We control the
Dcnimioro CallKrnph ninl Ne\V Yost , llnrgnln *
In secoml-hand mncTirnes dl < placeil by ours.
All machines perfectly repaired , new parts sup
plied ; price ? minlermej'ni'vv machtnrs loaned
hlle repaint nn > madm . I'nlted Typewriter ft
Supplies Co. , 1619 Fntnam Ht. Telephone 13S3.
-I'M > 173-
TJNDEBTAKEB3 ANU EMBALMEBS
H. K. UURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
emlmlmer , 1613 Chicago it. , telephone 90. 70 }
BWANSON & VALIEN. l'NDERTAKER9"AND
tmbalmcra , 1701 Cutnlng at , , tcluphon * 1060.
701
M ! O MAUIrUNDERTAKEU AND EM .
balmer , 1417 Fnrnam St. , telephone 223.707
HEAFEY & inlAVEYTlilTirTimrST. TEL.
265 ; also 21th and N : a. , So. Omaha.
708 AM *
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HOTELS.
THE MIDLAND HOTEL , 16TH ft. CHICAGO
sts. , coolest hotel , fronting on Jefferson square.
All car llnet within n block ; cars to "Fall of
Pompeii" emly a block away. American plan ,
Jl.no to 12.00 per day ; European plan , 50e to
Jl.W per day. M. J. Frank , pioprletor. 711-31
A irrNA. Tiot'SE ' ( EUROPEAN ) xT v. ' cou.
13lli and Dodge. Room by day or week.14'i
14'i S3 *
ELECTBIOAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage batteries recharged ; electrical and gen-
em ! machinists ; superior work guaranteed.
Omaha Electrical Works , 617 and 619 8. 16th st.
711
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric light nnd motor plants nnd all
kinds of electrical construction. Western Elec
trio Supply Co. , 413 nnd 420 S. 1SIM at. 713
PLUMBEBS.
FREE-PLUMDINO OF EVERY KIND. GAS
steam & hot water heating ; sewerage. 313 S. IS.
715
J. J. HANIOAN. PLUMHING , STEAM AND
hot water heating , 2705 Leavcnworth st. I5J
JOHN HOWE" * co. , PLUM'IIINO , STEAM AND
hot water heating , goa fixtures , globes , 421 S. IS.
4S1
TENTS AND AWNINGS ,
WOLF BROS. & CO. , MANUFACTtmr.US OF
< \\nlnKS , tents , tings , aron. hay. stock covers ,
tarpaulins , banners , streamers. 703-70G 8. 16th
t. . telephone 601. Tents Mr rcnl. 713
WHY DON'T YOU IlENT A TBNT. TAKE A
vacation and rest youiself ? The Omaha Tent
and Awning Co. have tents of all kinds that
they rent cheap. 1311 Farnam st. 382 A17
LOST.
LOST OH STOI.EN , A LIOIIT HAY ,
\\elght 500. lleturn to Ilelmrod & Hanson.
M 273 lli
STUAYEO-FnOM 2S22 NICHOLAS. I.IOI1T HAY
horse , fat and Klossy , jl white feet , IIKC 6 yearn ,
900. Kcwiml for icturn. Lost-2SI-15 *
LOST , I'AIU DAHK Sl'MCTAfLHS lUITWKKN
16lh nnd Iznrd und 2-M nnd Farnam. Ile-
jvaiJ ut lice olllce. . _ 301 15'
LOST nr.T\vnnN ic'ni AND CHICAGO AND
13th and Unvenpoil , ' larsu leiral envelopu con-
talnlnt , ' deed and papcis. Hewnrd for return
to 101 S. 13th street. . M318 17 *
LOST A 1MYIIOOK VlLLI3l > WITH 1'KNCIL
writing , CDVeicd wltn a Iteynold'H No. 3 cover.
Finder will leave nt Campbell & WllllnKham'a ,
20J U. 13th stit'ct , and iccelvu J2.00 reward.
> r M310 1C
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
C. E. MOnniLL. CAIIPKNTER. OFFICE AND
store llxlures a specialty. 1'Htchlnff and
postering. 1513 Capitol avc. , tel. 403 C52
tors and builders , carpenter work , brick laying
and plastering. 411 S. IStli st. , tcl. 1179.
MOM *
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OI'TICAll CO , , .KADINQ OPTICIANS.
J. F. I'onder , mnnajrtr. EyCa teklcil free
2U South 16th , In KUiJlc."s drug store.
813-17 *
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THE ALOE & TENFOLD CO. , SCIENTIFIC
opticians , 1403 Fainam st , , oppoalta 1'axton
hotel. Eyes examined free. 701
HAY AND GRAIN.
I1UY YOUIl HAY IJY CAH OU TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. II. Snyder. 1513 Hurt at. , tcl. 1107.
869 S5
NEURASKA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE HAY ,
grain nnd mill stuff. Wu arc always on the
market to buy or sell , 1IOJ-1-C Nicholas st. 153
AND
O. F. GELLnNIlECK , HAN.TOIST AND
teacher. 1S10 Callfoinla street. ell
FOH IJAnr.AlNS IN PIANOS AND OIIOANS :
easy payments ; Instruments rented ; rents apply
on purchase. A. Hospe , jr. 701
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD
pipes madu ilew. C13 S. 16th. 709
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF-
nco to 20D S. IGtli st , , tiiown block. M970
' ' ' '
D'A M AGED MIRRORS itusiLvnnnDTTiii'N'.lc.
937
STOVE REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS : ALSO
hotel IIKIKU nnd Rincrnl nsaortment of ranee.s ,
cooks and heateis , water attachments put In
and connected at Jas. lliiKhcs , C07 S. 13th st.
nnd Jackson. SOS
JOB PRINTING.
REED JOn PRINTING CO. FINE PRINTING
of nil kinds. 17th St. , 13ee building. 716
MAIL ORDEIl COMMERCIAL PRINTING A
specialty. Douglas Printing Co. , 419 S. 15th
street , Shecley bldg. Tel. 611 for prompt ser\lcc.
M733
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOL'RINO CAIHNITT MATTRESS WORKS.
W. R. 13cll , R. A , McEacltron , 2717 Leavcnw'th.
157
UI'HOLSTE'fllNC. VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH.
M. S. Walltlln , 2111 Cumins. Tcl , 602. M120
CORNICE.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS. GALVANIZED
Iron curnlccs. 172.1 St. Mary's nvu. 391
EAGLE CORNICE WolllCS. JOHN EPE-
neter , prop. , 10S , 110. 112 N. Hill. 1'stab. 1S61.
851
HARNESS.
HARNESS. WHIPS , NETS , ETC. REPAIRING
u specialty. 113 N. 15th at. 717
GET MY Pllll'ES TiEFORE YOU I1UY A 1IAR-
nesa. August llohne , 711 S. 16th Ht. 263
GRINDING.
8CISPORS , LAWN MOWERS , RA7.ORS , ETC. ,
ground. Melchlor Ilros. . < 1119 I'.unam Btro.-t.
04 M237
RA7.OR8 , SHEARS , CLlPJfERH , LAWN MOW-
urs , etc. A. L. UmliTlaml , Kli N. 14'h. ' 7-0
DENTISTS.
DR. GEORGE B. NAHON , 'DENTIST. ' SUITE :
1'axton block , 16th raid rarnum sta. , tel. 712.
7il
DR. PAUL. DENTIST. 20 * DURT ST. 333
TAKEN ? UP :
TAKEN UP-RED SPOTTED COW. NO
lioins , with halter , nmrihave by paying ex.
penses. Call ut Tlhkn . ( arm , north Otplmn's
home , Ilcnxon , t. 2t7-13 ! *
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ALVA J. flROVE I tTTl AiTIIKMAT ICAI. AND
eurveylntt Instruments , 6nKlncers' am ] nrclil-
teclB' BuppllcH , traclnst cloth , Mue process
pauera. 318 South IMIi iflall orilcrs.087
HOARDING STAULUS , FINE MVERV HIGH
cheap. EU llaumlej. 17th and St. Murv's n\e.
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WHOLKsALE
JOHNSON HIIOS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
alt kinds of coal , Correspondence aollclted.
1001 Fnrnam t. 923
FURNACES.
HEST FUIINAOE MADJJ.SOI'T COAL SMOKE
consuming ; and hurd coal furnaces. Uaflo Cor-
nlco works. lOVli ; N. lltli t. XM
DYE WORKS.
SCHOEDSACK. TWIN CITY DYE WORKS.
1W1 Fnrnam itrret. Dyeing of cvrry descrip
tion und dry clcnnlnv. M7S'J
HAIRDRESSING7
MII.LKR. LADIES' HAIIlDRI-'SHINa , SHAM-
| x > ling , steaming hair goods , 1515 IJouglas.T2C
T2C 15
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR UNI5 MAIL STIUMSIIII'rt-SUIL
reuularly every Hnttmtny from New York for
lond'mdcrry nnd Glasgow , Anchorln , August
25. n m , flrrimnlii. Septemlier 1. 3 p , m. ; I'lty
nf Rome , Heptrmber S , nixm ; Elhl'iplB. ' Si'ptem-
l > er 15 , 2 | i. m. Saloon , secimd clas < nnd steer-
nuelnKlf or r > timl trip tickets from New
York or I'hlcniw nl tvluciM tnlej In the prlncl *
pill Sr-ilrh. EiiRll < h , Irish and nil r * > nllnentnl
| xlnts. For money orders , Jmfts. mit nnl or
prtpnlit tickets npply to any of our local
or t HeiidiMsm Urns , Chlciix" .
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN ANT-S souoo
N , Y. Life. Omahn. Ask for circular. 713
HORSESHOEING.
MRS. THOMAS JMLONnYTtH rVTToTH
231
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDEHMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA-
loguc. George E. llrown , Jr. , & Co. , 709 8. Kill.
723
Till ! 1IKAI/TY MAKICKT.
INSTRUMENTS placeel on record AiiRuat 15 ,
1891 ;
WARRANTY DEEDS.
JUllus Trcltschke nnJ wife to J J Mllltn. se
8. aw II , Vi 10-14-12 S 1
Heirs of Cornelius Mermnnn to O H Mcr-
tnnnti. w 16.1 ! nrrei of e 47.81 acres ntul s
6)87 acres of sw 3D-1B-12 2
Snnm lu A H MiTmami , c 31 acres of s CO.87
acres of sw li-10-12 2
Same to Martini Dlppel , o 32 acres of sw sc
2
8-15-U
Hanifl to Anna Mermann , n 32 ncri-s of no
M.V12 2
H.imn to O C Mernmnn. w 16 ncres of so
sw 8-15-12 2
Haino to H P Mermann , w 8 ncres of sw se
and e 21 ncres of sw 8-15-13 , 2
Hntnn to II L Mermiuin , s 8 neres of lie a
and n 21 acres of He se 8-13-12 2
South Omaha Ijind company to O F King ,
lot 8 , block 131. South Omaha Wl
Midway ImeMtmcnt company to J M Han
son , lot 3 , block 2 , Potter K C's ndd 250
Frederick Metz. sr. , nnd wife t > Henry
Neuhaus , w ' se nnd o H sw G-l'i-12. . . . 8.EOO
llnuaul Iluteher and wife to F A McCoy.
lot 3. block 3 , Halcyon Heights 1
O W Lex ( asilKnee ) to same , dame 250
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
O S Rogers nnd wlfito H E Rogers , lot
3 nnd 4. lleverly & R' subdlv 1
C O Lobeck. executor , to Maria .Stewart , n
' / , lot 1 , block 20I'4 , Omaha 1
HEEDS.
Sheriff to Iron National bank of Platt tiirR ,
N Y , undivided 'A lots 2 to 15 nml 17 to
23 , block 1 , Schrlver Place 343
Total amount of transfers $10.801
BUUEAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitor * . Bee
Building , OMAHA , Neb. Ativiuo FUEL
RfULWRY TIME GRRD
Leaves I CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N ( Arrives
OmnhatJ.P.Dcpot ) _ _ , 10th & Mason Sts. | Omaha
il:03am : Eastern Express. . . ? G:30pm :
4:00pm : Vt-stlbuled Limited 9-IOain
0:55,1111 : . ' .Mil. Valley lx > c.il 10:30pm :
R.4im..Om.iha | Chicago Spt'clal 2:15pm
I/enves ICIIICAGO , I1U11LINGTON A IMArrlves
_ Oniiliaj lepot 10th and Mason Sis. | Oimh.i
l:45pm : Chicago Vestibule. . 9:50im :
9.15am Chk-ago i\piess : 4:25pii :
7:0ipm : Chicago nnd lo a Local S:00am :
ll:33am : laclllc Junction Local G:53ptp :
Lca\es ( UURLINC.TON MO. RIVER.Arrl\es |
JOinaha ) _ Depnt 10th nnd MatonJ5ls. | _ Omnjja
lOilTiam Denver Expicss. . . . . 9:3 : am
10:15am : Dcadxvood Expiesd. . . 4:10pm :
4:50pm : Denver E\prcH.i 4:10pm :
C.rjOini | Nebraska Local ( except Sunday ) . C:50pm
8l5aiii..Llncoln ! Local ( except Sunday.H:2am :
Leaves I K. ' C. ' . ST. J. " & C. l TA'nlvcs
Omahj ] Depot10th _ nnd Mason * Sis. jOmalm
9:4".im : Kansas City DayExpress CG5pm :
9:45pm.K. C' . Night Ex. via. U. P. Tiana. 650am
Leaves I CHICAGO , II. I , & PACIFIC. ( Arrives
OmaJiaU.l | _ Depot , 10th & Mahon " St3.Omalia ] _ "
EAST. J" _ _ _
10ir.am..Atlantic : Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . . 6:05pm :
6:2'ipm : Night E\piess 6.40am
l:4Cpm..Chicago Vcitlbuled Limited. . . . l25pm ;
11:35am.Oklahoma : Exp. ( to C. 11. cx Sun ) S3jim ;
J\VEST7 _ " _
C:35nm.OKInhoma : & Texas Exp. ( ex. Sun)11.35pni )
1 : J5pm Ooloiado Limited 4:10pm
Loaves I UNIO'N PACIIMC. lArrlves
Oniajiajt-Jnton .Depot. 10th & Mnsoji Sts. | _ Omalm
foflOam..7r ; Kcntney' Expieis 3apm :
2l.ripm : Overland Flye.r r > :40pm
3:43pm.Ilcatrlce : & Stromsb'g Ex ( ex Sun.12ISpin ) :
li:4upm : Pauinc Expresc 10:55am :
C:30pm. : . . . . . . . . .Fast Mall. . 4:20pm
Leaves I CHICAGO , MIL. & ST. PAUL.\irivcs |
OmalmlUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sts. | Omaha
n:35pin. : , Chicago Limited 9:30am :
ll'.lOnm..Chicago Expresa ( ex. Sun. ) D:00pm :
Leaves ) F. . E. & MO. VALLEY. | Arrl\es
* Omahal Depot 15lh nnd Webster Jits. | _ Omaha
9.0"am Deadwood Express..7 G:10pm :
9.0"nm.Ex. ( Sat. ) Wyo. Ex. ( Ex. Mon. ) . . D:10pm
5:00pm..Norfolk : Exprcsn ( Ex. Sunday.10M3.ini )
DiUpm : : St. Paul Express 9:40nm
Leaves I MISSOURI PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omahal Depot 15th and WcbglpiSis. . I Omaha
9:00,1 : m. . . St. Louis Express. . 6:00nm :
tiiOpm : St. Louis Expiciis 6:53pm :
Leaves I C. . ST. P. . M. .t O. ( Arrives
Oinilial Depot 15th and Webster Sis. | Omaha
( > :10pm..Dally : ( ex. Sun. Nebraska Local. . 9:10am
8uoam. : Sioux City Accom. ( Ex. iiiin. ) . . . 8:0."pm :
10OOam..Sliiux : City Accom. ( Sun. Only ) . . 805pm ;
12:13 | > in..Sioux City Express ( Ex. Sun..ll.r : > 5un !
Jj-IWpjTi. St. Paul Limited. . . . 9MOam
LtaTTsT " .SfOUX cm.lTPACIFlcr | Arrlve7
OmnhalUnlpn Depot , 10th & Mason Sts. | Omaha
. .7..SIOUX City Passenger lOiIOpm
Leaves T SIOUX : CITY .t'PA'CIFIC. ( Arrives
Din.ilia Depot " 15th and Webster Sts. _ | Omaha
, : . . . . . . . . . . . Paul Limited 9:40am :
JltOpm Chicago I.imiteiL _ . _ . . , i _ , _ , . . 9:10im :
Leaves I WAIIASH RAILWAY "lAirlven
Oinalin1 Union Depjl , 10th & Mnsnn Sts. I Omaha
4:10pm : St. Louis Cannon Hall 12:35pm :
HIADY TO ixriMTia.iTK
Oonpre slotial Conimlitno Tiilkn nf ISoRln-
iilnR I IB Work Next Moniluy.
WASHINOTON , Aug. 15. Members of the
congressional cotninlttfo nppolnlcil to In
vestigate the charges against Judge Hicks
ot Cleveland are anxious to hcgln their work
next week. If there Is a prospect that con
gress will he In session some time longer
the committee will take the Investigation up
next Monday , otherwise they will postpone
action until after the adjournment If that
docs not mean n delay of more than n few
days. The members of the subcommittee
arc Representatives Bailey , democrat of
Texas. Lore , democrat of Illinois and Ilroil-
erlck , republican of Kansas , all of whom
arei lawyers by profession , and two of whom
have sat on the bench.
No Investigation of the record of a judge
of the United States looking to Impeach
ment proceedings has been held for a year ,
although as a result of n sweeping Investi
gation by the Fifty-first congress , action was
taken agalnbt Judge Bowman of Louisiana.
The Investigating committee will sit In the
federal building In Cleveland , will summon
witnesses nml take testimony after the man
ner of a court , allowing the accusers of Judga
Hicks to present the charges and the judge
to make his defense. Judge ) Illrks will bo per
mitted to have counsel to represent him In
the Investigation If he desires.
A report will bo made to the hotibo at
the next session of the findings of the com
mittees , and If the other charges should bo
sustained , Impeachment proceedings will bo
recommended.
Oregon Kidney Ten cures all kidney
Trlcl elze , 25 cents. All drugglsta.
.sc7/.vr/.S7'.s .SK.S.S/O.V. .
Convention of tlio American Amini-vitlnii for
tlio Ailviinroiiii'iit of Tlnuro.
nilOOKLYN , Aug. 15. The convention of
the American Association for the Advance
ment of Science opened here today.
Several Important preliminary meetings
were held yesterday at wnlch valuable pa
pers wcru read. The American Mathemat
ical Bocl ty mot and papers were rend by
Dr. Kniery McCllntock o' Nmv York , Krank
Morley of Harvard university , I'rof. B.
Hastings Moore of the University of Chi.
cage , I'rof. 0. I' . Holstcad of the University
of Texas , Prof. H. S. Wooiluaril of Columbia
college , I'rof. W. S. Seheglct of Ciermany ,
I'rof. Alexander MeFarlmio of tin Univer
sity of Texas , Dr. ArtumuH Martin of Wash
ington ami 1'rof. Henry Whlto of the Northwestern -
western university. J'rof. N. S. S. Naler of
Harvard presided at the meeting of the ( leo-
logical soclity. Tapers were read by J. V ,
Kemp , C. II. Smith , jr. , HJiumid J. Hovey ,
Charles Half , William H. Storser and others.
The Society for the I'rumollou of Scl < > iico
aUo met. Theru nas n large attendance and
neveral papers w ro read ,
Oregon Kidney Tea cures nervous head
ache" . Trial ilze , 25 cents. All drugguti.
A , R , U , STRIKE HISTORY
Some Insitlo FUG'S Concerning the Denon-
strntlou That Fallal.
HOWARD BEFORE THE ARBITRATORS
llrtm' LlriitriKinl ln NM Unit the .
I'rimtluil tin- Trouble tintl Oil on
to I'rn\i < It > . trnt * tlntt
l.ctl In tinright. .
CHICAGO , Aug. IB. The strike ) comitils-
elon appointed by President Clovclniul to In-
vcstlcnto tlio I'ullmnn nnil nillru.ul strike
bvKiin Its work today. The ncuslons were
held In tlio government bulltllng In n court
room and attracted ninny spectators.
Atlcr preliminary work Vice President O.
\V. Howard of the American Hallway union
was called as the first witness. Mr. Howard
began his statement by expressing the hnpo
that the commission would use every effort
to gel to the bottom of the matter under con
sideration. Commissioner ICcrnan assured
him that the Investigation would bo thorough
and asked the witness numerous questions
as to his past and present occupations and
the nature of his olllulnl position In tlio
American Hallway union.
"Now , " said the commissioner , "tell us
what In your opinion caused the railroad
strikes. "
"Tho strikes were caused. " answered Mr.
Howard , "by the statement of the general
managers that they would back up Mr. Pull
man during the strike. "
"Who told you that ? "
"The newspapers printed the statement ,
crediting It to General Mmiesors Egan and
St. John.
Mr. Howard then entered upon an ex
haustive recital of tlio troubles luiillng up to
the original Pullman strike. The. men had
announced their Intention to strike , ho said ,
hut on being assured by the company's olll-
clals that the employes' grievances would be
Investigated he had urged the men to go
b.ick to work This they did on the
promise of the company that the commit
tees , who handled the trouble , would not bo
discharged or otherwise Injured because of
the part they had taken In the matter.
"And after that promise , " continued the
witness , "three of those commlttccmcn were
discharged. Then the men struck. Our
union after having fulled to get any satis
faction from the Pullman company , then
endeavored by boycotting the company's cars
to brine ; the matter to n satisfactory ter
mination.Vo ordered no strike. We simply
desired that the Pullman cars bo left off
the trains. At this point wo were again
met by the general managers association.
They refused , to haul mall cars unless the
Pullmans were attached to the trains. Such
action was entirely uncalled for. The Pull
mans were In no wise necessary for the
transmission of the United Sttatcs malls. I
can cite various cases when mall trains arc
run without 1'nllniun coaches or other palace
car equipment. "
"Was the action of your union In the
strlko , " asked Commissioner Wright , "merely
for thu protection of the Interests of the
Pullman employes ? "
"No , not entirely , " said Mr. Howard.
"Tho general managers had organized against
us and wo had to pro oct ourselves. "
'In other words , " said Mr Wright , "you
believed that the railroads had , on their
side , an organization with exactly the sumo
purposes In view as your union on your side. "
"Yes , sir ; that Is just what they hail. "
"Wero you aware , " asked Judge Worthington -
ton , "that the railroads had contracts with
the Pullman company ? "
"Wo were : and wo were also aware that
those contracts were a violation of the
Interstate law. They allowed the carryIng -
Ing of none but Pullman sleepers and were a
direct discrimination against the Wagner
cars. In other words , the railroads wore
enforcing the same sort of a boycott on the
Wagner cars that our union desired on the
Pullmans. "
Mr. Howard was closely examined as to the
rules of the A. R. U. and promised to glvo
the commltttec a copy of the by-laws and a
constitution of the order.
South I'nrk Men Appeal to the Court.
DKNVEK. Aug. IB. The employes of the
South Park railroad have petitioned Judge
Hallett to forbid the reduction of wages pro
posed by Receiver Trumbull. They clto the
action of the court In preventing the Union
Pacific receivers from enforcing a new
schedule as a precedent.
oran Till' : ait.niK ov A nun.
Two Ilnj-B Futility Shot In a Qmirrol ami tlio
rulliur of Onu Klllcil.
MONTGOMERY , Ala. , Aug. ID. A year
ago at Letochotoche , Ala. , Lamar Sander
son , aged 19 , traded dogs with Robert Dick-
son , aged 21 , and some dissatisfaction re
sulted from the trade , which culminated
yesterday In a quarrel between the two.
After blows had been struck John Sanderson ,
aged 50 , father of Lamar , Interfered , tryIng -
Ing to spparato the boys , but Dlckson , sup
posing the two Sandersons were attacking
him , shot , killing the elder Sanderson Elmost
Instantly. Young Sanderson then pulled
his gun and llred on Dlckson , the latter re
turning 'he lire , and both foil. Young
Sanderson was shot throi/gh / the abdomen
and Dlckson through both lungs. Neither
can recover. The elder man was a promi
nent merchant.
Remember n pint of Cook's Extra Dry
Imperial Champagne "after a night of It"
makes the new daj bright.
inn SOT /.ir IIIH iniiTN.
Court-Martini on O'ltpl.iin .loliiiHou ill l.cuv-
riiMiirtli Tim i\iclcmT. ;
LEAVRNWOIITII. Kan. , Aug. in. At the
court-rnartlal of Captain W. S. Johnson , U.
S. A. , retired , Captain E. II , Crowder sitting
as Judge advocate , the evidence produced
showed that Johnson , as far back as 1SS3 ,
violated army regulations ) by not liquidating
his honest debts. A claim of $100 held by
Dills ISros. of Denver has been pressed , but
no attention was paid to it notwithstanding
the War department had ordered him to
liquidate. Captain Johnson was tried In 1880
for dtipllca'lng his pay account and again In
1S93 for the same oftV-nso. Ho was retired
for wounds received during the war and now
rejldea at Springfield , Mo.
HK.IIIN f > .1I.IHIIItn TO A , IKI.l.r.
Motlirriiml Chllil Mnrcli'rml liy Colil-Illooiluil
ItolihiT * 1 hi ! 11 onto 1 Iriiil.
SEATTLE , Wash. , Aug. 1C. Mrs. Miller ,
wife of John Miller , fnreman-malbter of the
Ilayvlew brewery , ami her 18-months-old
daughter were found In the Miller homo last
night with their heads beaten to a Jelly.
The house was also filed by the murderer.
Tlio weapon used was .1 rj-scil-oT ( hammer.
The pollco arrested three men , and they
bcllovo that at least one of these men
has. guilty knowledge of the crime. Tlio
crlmu was oru of thu most cultl blooded
and causeless ever commuted In the north
west. The murderers had ransacked the
house , breaking open drawers and If inks.
I.I//U-H Din 'together.
CHICAGO , Aug. 15. Lizzie McCarthy and
L'/.zle DuEcnberg , known In the West sldo
district as "Illondo Llzz'e" and "Illnck Liz-
le , " sought death early this morning In each
other's arms. They were found In their
rooming apartments dying from a dose of
carbolic add and sent to the county hcspltal.
Doth will die.
o.
Oil mill Niitnral ( inn In Colorado ,
FLOUKNCn , Colo. , Aug. ID. Oil nml ,
natural gas In enormous quantities have been
etruck in school land near Mineral creek ,
six miles southeast of this city , which has
been leased from the state by the Florence
Oil and Hcdnlng company.
Vupur htotn Tnut Election ,
CLKVKLAND , AUK. J5.-The > tmnuu !
meeting of the United Vapor Htnvu Manu
facture upHoclntlon WUH held today. The
old olllcerH were re-elected nml no clmngu.1
were mudu In price M-lieiliilrn.
Important Cuntcitril Lot I UNO Mittlril.
Ol'THIUU , Okl. , Aug. 15-In the contested -
tested lot cage of Tlnrne v Nemcomb , from
thlii clly , the CMiiinlsidonor of the general
Uml oftlco has rendered n decision of nreat
Importance to nil settlers on government
tovMislteii everywhere. It In to the effect
that a settler must actually llvo upon lota
or conduct active hiislnoas thereon In order
to acquire tltln thereto , tnd cannrt live elsewhere -
where and hold government lots through
nn agent or by purchase cf another Bottler's
tight. The decision will affect hundreds ot
rase * In Oklahoma nnd g.vo many thou
sands of dollars of vnluihln properly to
actual settlers Instead of speculators. .
Tronlilo Mi y Ho I'nnnil In Securing Wit-
iie > M.x to I'roto Him ( Inllly.
SAX KHANCISCO , Aug. 15. The Exam
iner says : It may bo necessary to liixvs the
case ngalnst Ezcta nnd his fellow-refugees
tried In the federal court here. This would
como about by reason of the fight that
Mifsrs. Reubens and Dequesda will ho sura
to maketo have their clients released.
"You arc holding Iheso men on charges
of murder , arson , robbery , etc. , " they will
say. "These charges haw been trumped up
against them. Can you provo the charges ?
If not , wo demand the release of the pris
"
oners.
Admitting the tenablllty of the position
taken by the defendants' attorneys , the
next step would ho the summoning of wit
nesses from San Salvador. They might bo
very hard to secure , nnd It might bo Just
Ezcta's luck to walk smilingly out of prison.
COXKIxi.iKi.r . „ ; / . / > .
VlMtnl the Almost DcvrliMl I'linip to Fetch
III * lloneiVmliTN Angry.
HALTIMOHE , Aug. 15. A Fpeclal to the
Sun from Hyattsvllle , Mil. , says : General
Coxoy came near being mobbed at Camp
Lost Liberty yesterday. Ilo eaino for the
purpose of taking away seven of his horses
and when questioned about the movement of
his men became angry and said ho was dona
with the scheme. This greatly Incensed
( ho dvo men left by the B.iltlmoro police to
take care of the camp property nnd Coxey
was obliged to beat a hasty retreat on ono ot
the horses. The- other horses were driven
around a back road nnd In this way he got
possession of them. The men gave cliaso la
Coxey , but ho escaped.
Pnptillsl I'rlnmrles.
The primaries of the people's Independent
party will be hoid In this city , from 7 to 9
o'clock Thursday evening , August 16 , at the
following places :
First ward , i39 ; ! South Thirteenth street.
Second ward , viictnt store. Eighteenth'and
Dorcas streets.
Third ward , Knights of Labor hall , 110-113
South Fourteenth street.
Fourth word , Washington hall , corner
Eighteenth and Harncy streets.
Fifth ward , 1113 Sherman avenue.
Sixth ward , Twenty-seventh and Lake
streets.
Seventh ward , 270S Leavcn\\orth street.
Eighth ward , Rutherford's marble shop ,
21MG Cuinlng stre.t.
Ninth ward , Thirty-second nnd Hurt
btreets.
The country precincts nnd South Omaha
wards will choose p'aces ' satisfactory to the
local committees. The county convention
will meet nt Knights or Labor hall Saturday
af tot noon at 2 o'clock.
Iti'piilillcim Reception ( ; oiiiiiiltt n.
The republican clubs of Omaha have or
ganized a reception committee to look after
thu delegates attending tlio republican con
vention in Omaha the 22(1. (
The Hamilton club rooms In the Patterson
block , corner Srventecnth and Farnam
streets have been designated headquarters for
the committee where tney will bo glad to
meet nil the deleeales. A list of hotels has
been prepared , giving rates , location , etc.
Parties desiring rooms convenient to res
taurants will be furnished necessary In
formation. No pains will ho spared by this
committee to make the stay of the dele
gates In Omaha pleasant.
For the Information of delegates , will atato
papers please copy.
F. C. 0'IIOLLAREN , Chairman.
C. F. noiJEHTSON. Secretary.
Ill-Ill Uj > u Freight to Hot ) Ilia Crow.
LA PORTE , Intl. , Aug. 15. A local freight
westbound on the Lake Shore was held up
laat night at Whiting. The train was run
ning at a slow rale when three men climbed
aboard. Two of them whoso faces were
masked held cocked revolvers In their hands.
The third man went through the pockets ot
the trainmen and took everything of value.
The men had just drawn their monthly sala
ries. When the robbery had been completed
the bandits disappeared in the woods. Presi
dent Nowcll has authorized a reward of $500
for the apprehension of the robbers.
Ills Wlf ' * llritns Ittllncd.
J. M. O'Harn , a cook , gave his wife a
nlco new dress Tuesday nnd was very proud
of her stylish appearance. That night hemet
met her at Fourteenth and Fanmm strpets ,
and being susplclcus that she was sharing
her smiles with home other fellow ho bc-
cr.mo very jealous , and during his rage ho
nearly toro the new garment from his wife ,
after which ho slugged her a couple of
times In the jaw , knocking her down. Ho
was arre&tcd , and yesterday Judge IJcrka ,
fined him { 25 and costs.
\\iirmly Cimtestril Illvorcn Cusp ,
CHAMDERLAIN , S. D. , Aug. 16. ( Special
Telegram to The Dee. ) In the Ilardln dl-
vorco case today deposition of u number
of Now York people were offered In evidence *
by the plaintiff as corroborative of her state
ment that she had used every means prior
to marrying Dardln to discover the existence
of her former husband , Osborn. This la
the pivotal point nnd upon It practically
depends whether or not the nmrrlago was
a legal one. Every Inch of ground Is bjlng
contented by both sides.
IIUIiop hrannrll on the Miinil.
Bishop Scanncll was on the stand most
of yesterday In the ) Father Ryan will case
In county court. The bishop was called by
the proponents to show that thu deceased
priest wits In the possession of his mental
faculties when his will was mnilo , and that
no undue pressure had been bn.ught to bear
to Induce him to leave a portion of his prop
erty to thu church. Judge Baldwin sub
jected llio witness to n very severe cross-
examination.
Ncnv York rnllrn Nni-grimi * on Trial ,
NEW YORK. Aug. 15. Pollco Sergeants
Jumus W. Gordon , Felix McKennu , Ueorgei
C. Llbera , Charles A. Parlierson nnd Hugh
Clark wore ) put on trial before the pollco
commissioners yesterday afternoon. They
are accused of extortion and accepting
straw ball whllo nerving at ono tlmu or an
other under Pnllcu Captain Doherty. who
wlih two of hla ward iletecllv.H waa re
cently found guilty on similar charges.
Sent llui'k tit Oiiiirniitlnr.
NEW ORLEANS , Aug. 15. Tlio llrltlsh
steamer Architect , from Liverpool , arrived
hero Saturday after a detention of seven
days and fumigation at quarantine. Slnco
reaching hero a suspicious case of sickness
developed and Iho board of health declared
the CIIHO suinclcntly Kiiaplclous to warrant
the return ot the vessel , crew , and the Hick
man to quarantine and the steamer was gent
back. _
DrliiMiii ; I.rails to Siilolilii ,
NEW YORK , ' Aug. 15. William Hotta
Lawrence , a prominent member of the ( Jen-
tury club , uhut and killed himself with a re-
\olver on the steps of the club IIOUHU at
midnight. It was learned that Mr. Law-
ri'i'cu ' had been drinking heavily for several
tlayi and was on thu vcrgu of delirium trb- >
niuns.
Suing Undo Niini for Itlght .Millions.
MADISON. WIs. , Aug. 15. The state of
Wisconsin Is ubout to sue the United States
government for $7,075,000 on a claim for
munitions of war , etc. , furnished In 18C1 ,
which were paid for only In part by thu
United States under act of July " 5 , 1801 , anil
fur Interest on deferred payments ,
An u Mrmorliil to .Mr * , lloiilli.
NEW YORK , Aug. 15. Thu Salvitlon armr
laid the corner slono of the Mrs. General
Booth Memorial building to bo erect-it on
Fourteenth street near Sixth avenue , Tha
building will bo uecd as the general held *
quarters ot the army In America. U will
cost { 350,000.