THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; WEDNESDAY , AUGUST 22 , 1801. 'I
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
BOIinn , STEADY MARRIED MAN WANTS
wsltlon. Iliivo had six years experience nn
manager of lumber yard nnd clcvntor. Iiest
of references. Address T 41 , Omatm llec.
WANTED , 1IY A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
nnd experienced Indy uteiiOKtaphcr. position
an olllcp clerk. Will accept model altsalary. .
Add -ess T Co. llec. A-.M3JC 22 *
WANTEO-A HOME IN AN AMERICAN FAM-
i lly by a woman of good character anil quirt
habits ; la hntidy with a needle nnd would
Ilko the care fu children ; Wages no considera
tion. Address T GO , lice. A 103-23 *
CROcTcERYr GLASSWARE AND LAMP nusi-
neaa ; man with sixteen yum * ' exjierlencu In
Glasgow , Scotland , nnd Philadelphia , I'll , de
sires position. Address U 4 , lice , Om ilia.
A MI31 23 *
VVANTin ) . POSITION IN AN OKI-MCI3 AS
cleric , Iwokkeeper or cashier ; 5 years * .exper
ience as nsslatant lunk cashier ; KOnd refer
ence. Address U 3. llee. A M123 * J3 _
WANrTJD iiy IIONOUAIIMJ YOU.NO MAN ,
work to do for bo.ud. Add less U 5 , lice.
AN AiTiThouND cooiTwismns A POSITION
out weal , \VyomtiiK or lak"ta preferred ;
nmrrlcd , one child. Can furnish linn-class ref
erence. Apply nt lleo olllce , Lincoln.A .
A MISl 21 *
WANTED MALE HELP.
„
60UIC1TOUS , TEAMS FURHDilN.STAI.T.MRNT
BOods American SVilnger Co. , 1CU Howard.
U-C61
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BAUssMnN ( nNniiGETJO WA'NT MUM OP
i peed address on salary for retail trade. Apply
V151i | Douglna. 1I-M14Q 89
Bl'ECIAI.TY SAI.nSMnN FOH IlF.ins LUMP
i-Juw remedy ( cnaort.nl by U. S. Pi-pt. AKrlcul-
. . turc , llureau of Animal Industry , aa a hpeclllc )
" as a side line. Liberal tcrnii to right parties.
* 'Address lirutliers & Held. Malvcui. la.
U-MMI 817
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BA'LKflMAN. ' IN I3VI2UY COUNTY ; J75.00
' 'monthly salary and expenses ; experience un
necessary. Knceland Mfg. Co. , ClilcniM.
11-M39' 23 *
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SPHCIALTY AOVniVTISINO CANVASSERS ;
men familiar with premium mercantile trade.
jl'Money maker of eighteen ninety-four , Stanley-
Uradley Pub. Co. No. 7 C. ICtli st. , N. Y.
It 120-1 *
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WANTED , nilUMMRRK WHO AUK TUAVI1L.
I UK to handle quinine-whisky nn n slda line on
commissio ; easy seller ; | > iya blir commission.
Address , with icferencc , Quinine-Whisky Co. ,
Louisville , Ky. 11 MUJ 23 *
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SAUIISMUN , FOR SPECIALTY TO MER-
chanlH ; entirely new ; unusual offer this. Send
references. It. Coates , manager , 820 Van lluren
street. Chlcnsu. I1-&H55 22'
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
I WILL TEACH DRESS Ct'lTING AND FUR-
nlsh one of the heat systems In tlio world.
Any Indy can li cnma her own dress maker In
a few hours for } fW. ( Offer for ten < lny only.
Mrs. Feins , 1722 Cnsa St. C 3JI 2t *
GIRL FOR GENERAL IIOUSEWORK , SMALL
family ; nonn but coed cook nnd l.unulreaa
need address. F. J. llusbrouclc. Iluffalo.
Wyoming. C 3:5-21 *
WAN-rinj ] 'AN EXI ERIE.VC-ED SECOND
Rill ; references required. Landou court , fourth
house cant of South 21th Btleet. C M3S5
WANTED Olltl. FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
r work ; small family. 1130 S. 31st bt. C 413
WANTED A LADY EIGHT HOURS A DAY
f i by wholesale house. Address T 07 , Hep.
G 110-23
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN FAM-
Jily uf two. 117 Sc ) . Siith st. C 121-22 *
LADIES. YOU CAN OIITAIN A REFINED
inond genteel homo woik nt JI2.00 per week ; no
cnrvasslnir. Reply wlthRelf-nddirased Htiimpcd
. envelope , Esther Allan. South Demi , I ml.
C M135 23 *
v
< HRL , FOR GENERAL HO I IS i\VolTur JlBF-
prences requited. 2S17 Poppleton me.
me.C 110-22 *
'WANTED-rilHLFOR GENERAL HOU8E-
* work In a small family. Inquire No. 615 North
, 4Ut u\e. C 411-23 *
f""FORTRENT HO'USES.
TENTS FOR RENT. 1311 FARNAM ST ,
D-663
WANTED-GOOD MEDIUM PRICED HOUSEa
- List your fiouses for rent with Ames.
D-CC3
.HOUSES. F. 1C. DARLING , 1JARKER 1ILOCK.
D CM
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O , f , Davis company. 1505 Fnrnam. D C87
KELKENNV & CO. , U. 1. CONTTNENTAI. JJIJt
. D C70
T-ltOOM CORNER FLAT AT 701 8. 1CTH
street ; rang * and all other conveniences. Otorgo
, Clpuscr , room i , 1623 Farnain street. D 300
FOR RENT. MODERN C.ROO.M COTTAGE ;
call forenoons i IBM Sherman avenue.1 D MC2I
% -OU IlENT. LARGE TWO-STORY IIUILDING.
formerly used by tha Marholt Trunk Factory.
1130 Heward it. D 790 hi
I'OU RENT. MOST UES1RA1ILE HOUSE , HI ]
Farnam , It. C , 1'attemon. llamga block.
D MM1
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I , . 8 AND ID-ROOM HOU8ES. ALL MOD-
crn , lawn and shade. Apply at 211 N. Y. I.I fa
or ni Miami street. D M1S3
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FOR RENT. FLAT W I.INTON IILOCK. COR.
v ner nf Mnmm nnd 13th streets : 6 rooms. In KODd
rvhalr : 117.00 per month ; Inquire of John Ham-
lln. HIT. In block. _ . D-MiM
FOR IlENT , ELEGANT 10-ROOM HOUSE. JOOJ
Hurt st. D 301 31 *
RENT , CHEAPEST SIX-ROOM COTTAGE
with bath In city ; only tlS.00. 3035 California
. IlENT. DESIRAULE DWELLINGS IN
all parts of city. E. H. Sheafe , 431 Pnxton blk.
D 57-SC
FO/l 8ALB OR IlENT. CHEAP. M "nEsT.
dunce. 1314 South 10th street ; brick house and
turn : llrst-cUu ; all modern Improvements ; lot
ihnttl. John F. Ctwts. D-M365 25 *
TJIH FRENZER. 1H-1H N. TH STREET ; 21
argo rooms ; nil modern conenlences. . Will
i ent either half separately , Julm N , Frenzer ,
. 1' . O.
I-ltOOM COTTAGE. APPLY OWEN MeCAF-
frey , 111 South ICth st. D--I18-K *
HOUSE. MODERN CONVENIENCES.
Sit 3lh street.
MIOOM COTTAGE. MODERN. 810 8. MTU.
MIOOU HOUSE. UOO ; 1-llOOU HOUSE. 15.04 ;
city water ; Uundeo Place. Its Ilee bide.
D M 50 IS *
FOR HENT- FURNISHED ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS : MODERN ; 8UITA1ILU
lor oo or two. 1S1 > DoOce. U se
FOB BENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
Continued.
FURNISHED ROOMS. C2 SOUTH 13TH BT.
E-MDM Sit *
FURNISHED ROOMS AT 316 SOUTH 15TH ST.
E MI51 8 11 *
FURNISHED ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY.
1815 Douglas street. E 110-M *
FURNISHED ROOM , WITH HOARD. 2421
Dodge. E M337 23 *
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING
and front sleeping roams , loll Howard.
E M33G 23 *
LARGE SOUTH FRONT ROOM. 2COS HARNEY.
E M372 1 *
1'LEASANT FURNISHED ROOM , 2215 DODGE ;
K M373
ROOM FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. 119 N.
11th. E II1-23 *
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEmen -
men or light housekeeping. COC N. 17th street.
E M15S 23 *
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME UNDER CARE OF
Women's Christian association. Ill S. 17th St.
F-C71
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VERY DESIRAULE UNFI'RNISIIED FRONT
nnd Lack pallors , also fuinlshcd looms ; every
thing Ilrst-cl.iKS. 210 und 212 South 25th street.
F M13I
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PLEASANT ItOOMS WITH HOARD. 2130 HAR-
ney. F M3I5 SIC-
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH A I.I.
comenlcnccs. First-class boaid. 211 No. ISth
street. F M27S-S13 *
ROOMS Wll'l OR WITHOUT
boaid ; references required. KtO and 2211 DOUK-
las st. F-417-22 *
1'LEASANT ROOMS. WITH FIRST-CLASS
board. 2211 London Court. F M13S 27 *
FURNISHED ROOMS , WITH OR WITHOUT
board. 17-'t ) Dodge. F MICC2I *
STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY. PLEASANTLY
locatfd , wishes three boanleiH. Moderate
terms. Ilefcicnces. Address U 7 , Hoc.
F MICO 23 *
FOR TWO LADIES. J1.00 PER WEEK EACH ,
or gentleman und wife , J7.00. 718 N. 19th.
F M457 22 *
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
f. UNFURNISHED CHAMBERS FOR HOUSE-
keephiB to man and wife ; no children. 31D No.
17th st. G 313
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES
CORNER STORE. 150.00. 824 DOUGLAS. INquire -
quire 922. I-mSCS
FOR RENT. ROOM , C5 BY 32 , 2ND FLOOR OF
my btorc. suitable for cloaka and suits ; good
light and elevator scivlce. Mrs. J. Ccnson.
I M9S9
FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY IJlltCK 11UILDIND
016 Farnam street. The building hns n lire-
proof cement basement , complete steam hefil-
Ing fixtures , water on nil doors , gas , cio. Ap
ply at the ntllco of The Bee. l-11'i '
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED , IMMEDIATELY , SIX CANVASSERS
for country and towns near Omaha , worth
$5.00 per day ; experienced salesmen only ;
Bomethlns new ; Immense sales. C.ill 2707 Q
street , South Omaha. J M426 25
AGENTS. UOTII SEXES. TO TAKE CONtracts -
tracts for rcllabla firm. 123 Pnxton blk , Omaha.
J 741-A30 *
AGENTS WANTED. OR SALESMEN DESIR-
IIIK side line , to take orders by sample ; staple
seller , easily can led. We pay expenses nnd
salary , or commission and furnish samples on
application. Addles ? Lock llox 125 , New Yoik
City.
WANTED. EXPERIENCED AGENT TO SELL
bonks of the day ; II.Oo a day can be made.
Addrea * U C , Ilee. J M4I 22 *
J150.00 TO J2W.OO PER MONTH CAN HE MADE
by actlvi , reliable men of business experience
n3stnto agents for the advertising department
of our hotel register business. Lifetime work
In yoilr own state to Bucccssful men. Addiess.
with reference , James T. Hair company , 61
West Washington street , Chicago , III.
J MIJ3 22 *
AOENTH. ALWAYS SOMETHING NE\V AND
bent sellers In Indies' goods. Write today ; It
will pay you , Ijidles Supply Co. , 3118 Forest
avenue , Chicago. J M451 22 *
STORAGE.
faTORAGE , WILLIAMS & CROSS,12H IIARNEY.
M-C72
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STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
cud cheap rate. II. Wells , 1111 Farnam.
M-ffl-
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OM.VANfi.STOIlAGE CO..1502 FARNAM. Tcl.1559
M-674
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1IEST STORAGE HUILDING IN OMAHA. U.
8. gav. bonJcd waiehouse. Household goods
tared. Lowest rates. 1013-1015 Leavenworth.
M-713
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WANTED TO BUY.
CASH FOR LUMBER UUSWESS IN LIVE
town ; give full particulars. T 8 , Ilee office.
N-.M9S1 S7 *
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AN UPRIGHT PIANO , LIGHT COLORED
case preferred ; must be cheap for spot rash.
Address C. A. Itandall , Nun man Grove , Neb.
N 419-23 *
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS EASY , YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
money. Low prices on furnlluro & household
woods. Enterprise Credit Co. , 012-615 N. 16th st.
O-173
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FOR SALE HORSES , WAGONS.ETO
FINE SECOND HAND PHAETONS AND CAR-
rlazcs. A. J. Simpson's Repository , 1411 Dodge.
P 514-A24
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FrOl1 IIUGGIESJ33 & $63.LEATHER TOP CAR-
rlage > C5. Drunimoml Carriage Co. P 551 _
SALE Oil TRADE S IToilSES WEIGH.
Ing 1,000 lln. each , 6 and 7 year old. Fred
Terry. 430 Ramga block. _ P 764
THE I1EST LEATHER TOP UUGOY IN OMAHA
for | i3.00. Drummond , ISth and Hainey.
P-559
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FOR SALE. A FINE ROADSTER. ADDRESS
A. 11. Bpurr. Crmtoii. Iowa. P-MiJ 23 *
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SPAN o'HORSES BE\EN YEAIts LD.
K xl single drivers. 190 $ Davenport street.
P 410- : *
FOR 8AL33 MISCELLANEOUS.
ICE FOR SALE ; CAN Sill I' OVER ANY ROAD
out ot Omaha and Council Uluffs. Uimoreaux
llros. , 30 $ So. ICth. Omaha. _ Q-M860 817
ICH FOR SAlST TN CAn LOTS. GILHERT
lima. . Council Uluffs. Q-M523-AI5
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CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL
Unc * mad * . C. R. Lee , 901 Douglas.
[ Q-774
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J1ANIC AND I'LATTU VALLEY SAND FOR
ale. C. W. Hull Company , 20th & Uurd sts.
Q-nt
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WAGON UMBRELLAS. HIMl'SON , 1411 DODGE.
VOK SALE , THE FORMULAS FOR WELL
known pivprleiary medicines , favorably known
In tha northwest , with le rights to manufac
ture and sell In North and South Dakota. Ne-
bruika. None tut resx > nilbl pan | noej
answer. Addreu H. iUmllh. . Q-M3U Sli
FOR SAFE MISCELLANEOUS.
Continued.
FIRE IIIIICK , CAR IXTfl , til M. I1EST BIDE-
walk brick in market. K < > iwmpt * wnlka laid
cor. Mth nnd Hurt nnd llth and Pierce. Win.
J. Wotihatis , room 331 , Hoard ot Trndt.
q-348 BU
FOR HALE , A FINK FULL ULOOD HOI STE1N
bull calf , 4 months old. 2S2S Wchnter street.
Q-MIM t7 *
180.0) IHJYM A C-IIOIIHE IO\VER NEW EN-
Blno 1C taken nt once. 71S N. 19th.
19th.C1M450 25 *
MIGOELLANEOU3.
HAVE YOUR OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO
rugs. Smyrna rug * repaired , 1521 Lenvenwnrtb
R-M5U
STOCK PASTURED ; GOOD FEED. T.
ray. it M427 320 *
MRS. DR. It. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , HIJ.
llablo builncrs medium ; 7th year ut 11J N. lit.
MASSAGE , BATHS. ETC.
MADAME SMITH , t03 H. I3TH , 5D FLOOR ,
room 2. Mnp.iacf. vapor , nlcohol , strain , sul-
phurlna nnd sen baths. T M171 2i *
MME. LA RUETTlT SOUTH 15T1I. T-MMl 87 *
boUO
250 26 *
UMIIRELLAS MADE , RECOVERED AND nE
palreJ. IOC South Sixteenth street. U-CSJ
VIA VI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book nnd consultation free. Address or
call Vlavl Co. , 348 lce ! bldg. Lady attemlaiH.
TAKE YOUR FRIEND ; TINTYPES , 4 FOR
25c. Proctor , 610 S. 16th street. U 41831
SAMl'EI. IIUIINS INVITES YOU TO SEE HIS
new dinner sets at 15.75 , formerly HOM.
MASAGE UATHS. MME. POST , 3UU 8. 15TH.
DALDUFF-I
A pleasant und convenient place , 1D20
F&rnam street , Paxton block ; 'phone 711.U .
U MO
THE WOMAN'S 1IAKERY SUPPLIES VA-
rlety of choice goods , besides live kinds of the
best bread In market ; whole wheat bread a
treclalty ; coo-Is delivered ; telephone 451. Mrs.
C. Eavlllc. manager , 1104 N. 24th St.
U 533-A-3J
STRAW HATS CLEANED , RESHAPED AND
made now. 803 N. 20th St. U C23-A-25
CREAM FOR WHIPPING AND IIUTTER-
milk. Waterloo creamery , 1C13 Howard ; tel. 1332.
U 2CI S10
MISS MARY MARTIN OF DES MOINES , IA. .
Is most nnxlous to see or hear from her sister ,
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson ' iccently of Omaha ,
Neb. U M3C6 31
WHOLE WHEAT I1READ FROM UNI1OLTED
Hour ut Imogen L. Ramsey's , 217 N. ICth st. _
DR.W. STEPHENSON , SPECIALIST , 506 S. 13TH
U-IH-SI3 *
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WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J.
Mullcr's new Ice cream parlors , tsoi Leaven-
worth street ; everything Is new , Including the
lulldlng. Tel. 1030. Ice cream delivered."I
"I 678
MME. I.A ROOIC. MASSAGE , 1COJ LEAVEN-
worth stieet. third lloor , front rooms
roomsU
U 113-27 *
WANTED , ALL THOSE TROUI1LKD WITH
kidney , bladder or weakness , Bend for free
trial of Magical remedy. Introduced mwn
merit , Allen Uiug Co. , Memphis , Tnnn.
U M'54 22 *
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. C. Chesney , Kansas City. Mo.
[ W-MI
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , 318 N.Y. LIFE
louni at low lates for choice sccutlty on .Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
W-CS1
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM 111 DOUGLAS ,
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate.
Fidelity Tiust Co. . 1703 Farnam st. W 6S3
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMI'TufvED OMAHA
real estate. IJrcnnan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk.
W C99
LOANS WANTED. J. N. FRENZER. OPP. P.O.
W 7C3-31
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
nnd Nebraska farms nt from 6 to 7 per can' .
W. 11. Melkle. First National bank building.
W-CM
MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE , 501 N.Y.L1FE.
W 60Da2l'
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. , 16TII ANU
Douglas streets , loan money on city nnd farm
oroperty nt lowest rates of Interest. W 603
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE !
O. F. Davis Co. . 1&05 Farnam st. W COl
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW
York. Capital J2,000,0jO. ( Suiplus JCOO.OOO. Sub.
mlt choice loans to F. S. I'usey , agent. First
National bank building. W-C83
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST llATRH ON
Improved nnd unimproved Omaha leal estate ,
1 to C years. Fidelity Tiu.it Co. , 170. ! Farnam.
W-683
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
ri'al estate. IJrcnnan , Love & Co. , I'axton blk.
W C82
FIRST MORTGAGES I1OUGHT ON DOUGLAS
or Sarpy county farms. Reed & Selby , 331
Board ot Trade building. W 815
LOANS ON DOUGLAS OR SARPY COUNTY
farms. Write us. Heed & Selby , 331 Chamber
of Commerce bids. W S.I
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
pioperty ; } 3,000 & upwaidj , C to 7 per cent ; no
delays. W. Farnam Smltl. & Co. . 1320 Farnam.
W-637
MONEY TO JtOAN CHATTELS.
J. B. HADDOCK. ROOM 427 RAMQE BLOCK.
X-S92
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest lates In city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; you
ran pay tha loan oft at any time or In any
amounts.
amounts.OMAHA MORTGAGE lOAK CO. ,
DOf South " ill street.
X-695
SHORT TIME LOANS. 432 PAXTON I1LOCK.
X'J57 SS
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNIture -
ture , pianos , horses , wagons , or any kind of
chattel security , nt lowest possible ratea , which
you can pay back at any time , und In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
room 4. WUhnell block. X-633
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PRoF-
erly. Hnrvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life build-
Ing. X tat
BUSINESS CHANCES.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY.SELl. OR EXCHANGE
merchandise , Ret In or out of the business , call
nn or address the National Information nnd
Exchange Co. . 203 First National bank , Omaha ,
Neb. Y MS A24
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FOR RENT A DEPARTMENT ON SECOND
lloor , .30x30 , In one of the largest houses In
Council Uluffs. 13 , cara lie ; , Council Dluffs.
Y M 035
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FOR SALE. A HIG PAYING nUaiNKSs" ; NO
competition ; Jl.WO caili tnlio It. Atldrets S
fO , I3ce. Y M106 3 8 *
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FOR SALE. 2'i-nilL. ROLLER MILL AND
feed mill ; steady water power ; plenty wheat
In country ; nearest mill IS miles ; mill 2 years
old ; 7-ioom building ROCS wlili the mill ; -will
sell all for Jl , 000.00. JSOO.OO cash. Apply nt
once. V. Cladek , Dunlap. Js'eb. V aim 22 *
SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION OPEN TO AI.lT ;
try our syndicate system of speculation ; In-
crenso your Income ; Infoimatlon free ; wml for
circular. Thomiwon & Derr Co. , 3 $ Wall street ,
New YoiU. lneoiHirntcd | under tha Innu of
stata of New York. Capital , l'WP' ' ) .oo
Y-MIS2 22 *
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FOR EXCHANGE
WILL TRADE FINE EQUITY AND SECOND
trust deed , well secured on Denver tealty , for
SIKH ! farm In eustrin or central Nebraska.
clear or lightly encumbered. S , J. Rlchaids ,
Hex 104. I'uivtT. Colo. _ Z M313 2J *
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IMPROVED STOCK AND GRA'lN F.UIMS Ol %
fered In exchniiBo for sheep and entile. What
have you to offer ? Maicus P. Heche , Ipsulch ,
IMmunds fountS. . D. X-M4G2 31
TO TRADE ! 3oooo.oo WORTH OF CLEAR
Onmtiu property for Rootl Iowa In ml at rash
value. Descrlba your land , Gco. E. Wlckens ,
Von. Dodge , low n. JV--M'S3 23 *
FARM LANDS. C.F.HARIUSON , su N.Y.LIFR
_ _ _ _ _ RE MJ6 _
I'OR SALE. NEW 4-ROOM "cOTTAOE ; CELlar -
lar , cistern , city water ; cor. 13lh nnd Sahler ;
11.260.00 ; lone time. Enquire 1313 Farnam.
Samuel Burns. R K C93
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CHOICE GARDEN LANDS , S MILES FROM
poatolllce , In tracts from 10 to 160 acres. A
ertat borcaln. Will take some trade. N. D.
1C eyes. 17 I'axton block. RE M7 t
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FOR SALE. 4.4GO ACRES OF LAND CO MILES
northwest of Omaha. Address Thomas Ketl ,
Oakland. Neb. RE-MHT 81
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DARGAIN8 , HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS ,
laU or trade. F. 1C Darling , Uarksr block.
H C-tM
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ONE OF THE 11E8T HOMES IN KOt'NTZE
Place ( MID lllnney ) It sold before Sept. 1st.
will go for less than cost of house. Terms
about halt cash , balance easy. R. N. Wlthnell
( owner ) . 537 N. V , , 1M e , R E314
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FOR BALE. e-ROmfllOUSE : rRICn"A\VAT
below value ; Invtatleute. Addieu II i. Her
OtUco. UU-MiM U *
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Coti |
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WANfKIJ , ACRES IN IOWA.
Wanted , HO In Snrpy county.
Wanted , 16" ) In WiUmTTinon county.
Weiitnl , $ ll J lixvn on SO In Sivrpy.
Wanteil , to loan IZC0n ; farm ,
Wanted. Omaha for .California property ,
Wanted , Omaha for vJilerSKi property.
Wanted , farm for rush nnd property.
Wanted , residence fo-lm 1iK > m property.
Wanted , lo rent 200 lo 4W acre farm
Wanted , lioum.In If'tun/Jo 1'lncc cheap :
Wantnl , two lots for cnxh , for rcsldtticc.
Wonted , to rent line resld-no * .
Wanted , lo buy tlO.ffHTVefl l ncc.
Wanted , larjro form iienr.Hjuth Omaha.
Wanted , farm for Keii-ral merchandise.
Wantnl , Omaha rn'i'eup f r larsu ranch.
Wanted , merchandise fur Hnniicom Place tot.
Wiuitcil , KO I rcslilrncWw clear jots ,
Wantiil. resldenre fiir-rtulre live acres.
C F. Harrison , 912 ft. Y. Life.RE
* *
RE IIJ-3
LAND SOLD ON I.ONO TIME PAYMENTS ORen
on wheat contrncH. M. P , ll Mx , Ipswich ,
IMmunds county , H. D. RE M4CO 31
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS 11OUOHT. SOLD. KX-
chnngeil , rented nnd rcpnlied. "typewriter and
clllco supplli-8. Typewriters rented at Jl per
month. Tr.o Omihn Typewriter Exchange , sue * '
cmsors to the typewriting drpaitment of Hi *
Uegenth Stationary Co. . 214 8. 13th. tel. 1361.
KM
SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER.
The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , tel. 1261 ,
Jin. 211 8. 13th st. 831
THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF STAND ,
nrd typewriters and supplies. We control the
Densmorn Callginph nnd New Yost. IVirgnlni
In second-hand machines displaced by ours.
AH machines perfectly repaired , new pirts sup
plied ; prices moderate ; new machines loaned
while repairs nre made. United Typewriter &
Supplies Co. , 1E19 Fnrnam St. Telephone 1235.
173-
BUSINESS NOTICES ,
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD
pipes made new. C13 S. ICth. 7M
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF-
llce to 201) S. ICth st , . Drown block. M970
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED. 719 N. 16.
937
BTOVH REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS : ALSO
hotel rniiKG nnd general assortment of ranges ,
cooks nnd heaters ; water attachments put In
ninl connected at Jus. lluulies , 007 S. 13th st.
nnd Jackson , 303
BICYCLES.
DICYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELED.
Tires nnd sundries. Safes opened , repaired. C.
R. Hellln , locksmith. 311 N. 16tlist. 960
BICYCLES NEW ANoLDao TO 1125
easy payments ; we rent nnd repair. Omnhi
lllcycle Co. . 323 N. 16th st. _ 703
U1CYCLES ALL STYLES.
ALL PRICES.
Send for our list of second hand and shop
worn bicycles. Repairs nnd cycle sundries of
all kinds. M. O. Daxon. 402 N. 16th it. 631
UNDERTAKERS AND EMB ALMERS
II. K. DURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
cmbalmer , IMS Chicago St. , telephone 90 703 _
SWANSON & VALIEN , UNDERTAKERS AND
embalmers , 1701 Cumlne st. , telephone 10CO.
708
M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EMbalmer -
balmer , 1417 Farnam St. , telephone 225. 707
HEAFEY & HEAVEY.lssitTH ST. TEL.
S65 ; also 24th nnd N its. . So. Omaha.OS
* OS A21
PLUMBERS.
FHEK-PLUM1JINO OF UVUUY KIND. OA8
team & hot water LcutlnB ; sewerage. 313 S. 16
IK
J. J. IIANIQAN. PIAJMIIINO , S5TEAM AM
hot water heating. , 703 Lcavenworth st. io >
o. . IJMJMIJINO. STCAM AND
hot water heating , gas fixtures , globes , 421 S. la.
481
HOTELS.
TUB MIDLAND I1OTCI , , 1CTII & CHICAGO
Bts. , coolest hotel , fronting on Jefferson square.
All car lines lthliia , . block ; cara to'Tall of
Pompeii" only a block away. American plan.
Jl.GO to J2.00 rer day ; European plan. SOe to
jl.OO per day. M. J. Frank , proprietor. < 14-31
AI2TNA HOUS13 ( WJIIOI'UAN ) N.V. . COll.
13th nnd Dodge. Iloom by day or week.
1 *
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storneo batterlei recltarnod * electrical and gvn- >
eial machinists ; superior woik guaiantecd.
Omaha Electrical Works. C17 and C1D S. 16lh st.
ELECTRICAL ENOINEER3 AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric light and motor plants und nil
kinds of electilcnl construction. Western Elec
tric Supply Co. , 41S and 420 S. 15th st. 712
LOST.
LOST. I1ETWEEN 10TH AND 24TH ON DODOE.
keys on silver wishbone rlnu ; 1 Mat store
iloor key , No. 273 ; 1 house key , 2 Hat drawer
keys , 1 round bitted dinwcr key , 1 padlock
key. Leave ut Hoc otllcc , Omaha or Council
llluffs , nnd get leward. M437 32
LOST , A 1-MONTlIS OLD PUG DOa7 ANSWER-
InB lo the nnma of Sport ; wandered or was
stolen from 22d nnd Capitol uvcnue. Flndei
uleiLsc leave at lice olllce and get re\\ard.
Lost M4C5 21 *
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. , LEADINO OPTICIANS.
J. F. Ponder , manager. Eyes tested free
222 South ICth , In Kluslcr's drug store.
44C-31 *
THE ALOE ft. TENFOLD CO. , SCIENTIFIC
opticians. 1103 1'ninnm st. , opposite I'axton
hotel. E > es examined free. 701
GRINDING.
SCISSORS , LAWN MOWERS , RAZORS , ETC. .
eround. Melchlur liros. , 1119 Farnam street.
M2S7
RA'/.ORS. SHEARS'cuT'I'ERS. LAWN MOW-
ers. etc. A. L. Undcrland. 100 N. 14th. 720
DENTISTS.
DR. GEORGE S. NASON , DENTIST. SUITE 200
I'axton block , ICth and Farnam eta. , tel. 712.
i /t 1'AUL , DENTIST , 2020 IJURT ST ,
JOB PRINTING.
REED JOR PRINTING CO. FINE PRINTING
of all Unds 17lh st.JJeo building. 718
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MAIL ORDER COMMERCIAL PRINTING A
specialty. Douglas Printing Co. , 419 S. 15th
street , Bliccloy bldg. Tel. C44 for prompt service.
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
Q , F. OELLEN'HECK , IUNJOIST AND
teacher. 1810 California street. 914
FOR UARQAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS ;
easy payments ; Instruments rented ; rents apply
on purchase. A. Hospe , jr. 704
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOL'IUNQ CA1JINET MATTRESS WORKS.
W. R. Hell. R. A. McEachron , 2717 Leatcnw'th.
. > = 7
UPHOLSTERING VERT CHEAP THIS MONTH.
M. 8. Walklln , 2111 Cumtng. Tel. COJ. M120
CORNICE.
t _ . _ - . - ,
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS. GALVANIZED
Iron cornices. 1722 St. ' Mary's aye. 394
EAGLE CO11NICQ WORKS , JOHN EPE-
netcr , prop , , 103 , 110 , 113 < N. llth. Estab. 1S81.
851
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WOLF IIROS. & CO."llANUFACTUIinilB OF
awnlnKU , tents , ll.ih's , nn on , hay ulr.ck cavers ,
tarpaullna , balloons nnd paiachutes. 703-705 8.
ICth st , , tclephono G04 , 'tuits for lent. 713
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ALVA J. OROVER. MATHEMATICAL AND
surveying Instruments engineers' and archi
tects' supplies ; tracings cloth , blue process
papers. 318 South 15th ; innll orders. 887
TAXIDERMISTS !
TAXIDERMY AND Fl'RS , , ' SEND FOR CATA-
lOEue. George E. Brown , jr. , & Co. , 7W S. 16th.
725
DYE WORKS.
TWIN CITY DYB
1521 Farnam street. Dyelne of very descrlp.
tlon and dry cleaning. _ M751
FURNAOES ]
DEST FURNACE MADE.SOIT COAL SMOKE
consuming and hard coal furnaces. Eagle Car *
nice works. 103-113 N. llth t. M
SHORTHAND AND T PE WRITING.
VAN SANT-S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND , tu
N. Y. Life. Omaha. Asic for circular. 711
HARNESS.
SET MY PRICES UEFORE YOU IIUY A HAH-
nru. August Itohne , 711 8. ICth st. 2tl
HORSESHOEING.
MRS. THOMAS MAL.ONEY , 312 N. 1T1I ST.II
( II
LIVERY STABLE.
UOARDINO BTAnLE3. FINB I.IVKRY RIO8
cheip. EJ IJnumley , 171h anil St. Manr' .
M-tH
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOIINBON I1RO3. , WHOLESALE DEAI.P.RS IN
"II kinds of con ) . Corretpondence solicited.
1001 Fnrnurn ft. ua
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
tore flxlures a specialty. ' PHtching nnd
Postering. 1SH Cnpllol nve. . tel. 40S R5J
DANCING.
CALL ON MORAND FOR LESSON8 , EOCIKVi
or singe dances. 1510 Hntney. S5. 'H
HAY AND GRAIN.
IIUY YOUR HAY IIY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. H. 8n > der , 1515 Hurt st. , lei. 1107.
883 SS
_
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NHtlRASKV HAY CO. , WHOLKSAi. ! ' . HAY ,
Krnln and mill stuffs \\V nre nl n > s on the
market to buy or sell. 1102-4-C Nicholas s' . 1M
PAWNBROKERS.
MOHLE. 1117 > 4j FARNAM , JEWELRY.
Ttl
THI : itr.\i.TV
INSTUUMBNTS placed on rcconl August 21 ,
1894 :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
A S Ilaniett to Laura Ilarnett , lot 23.
block 8 , Cloverdnle S 1
S.imo to name , u 31 feet of lot 6 , block 9 ,
llorbach's 2d mid 1
William Rees nnd wlf * to N F U < M.nter ,
purt of lot D , John-urn's add ; lots 1. 2. 13.
nml 14. Jotter's add to Smith Omnlia , lots
C and 7 , block 3 , EnrhatiKe l'ln < \ > 1
J M Swetnam nnd wlf.lo M > rn Jimnson ,
lots S to 18. 21 to 21. 23 t ) r,2. block 2. lots
IS to 2ii , block 4 , Sixteenth slieet add. . . . 2.500
T F Qulnn to M A E Conwny , lots 7 to 12.
block G. llt'Uedere 7,09)
M A Hut t pry ID Emllle Wurl. tmdlv V5 of
lot 7 , block 22. Wllcojc 2d ; lom. 7 , 8 , D ,
f.2 , ta , B4 , block 2. Illrkliiiuscr & IJ's sub-
illv GX )
Inez Chrslinscii ! nnd hiKlmnd to Ah In
Pnunders , n 20 feet of lot 25 , Franklin
Square 3,500
J II SllvU nnd wife ID o w & E S King.
120 acres In ne nnd part of nw 33-16-10. . . 1,100
DEEDS.
Sheriff lo J O Dctwllcr. lot D. block 14 ,
Hnnscom Place J.BID
Total amount of transfers J17.G13
SEARLES&
SEARLES ,
SPEGiaiSSTS.
pronic
iXcrvous
Private
AND
Special
Diseases
TREATMENT QY MAIL. UQHSULf ATIU.H FREE
Catarrh , all Olaoasos of the Noso.
Throat , Ghost , Stomach , Llvor , Blood
Skin and Kiclnoy Diseases , Lost
Manhood and ALL PRIVATE DIS
EASES OF MSN.
Call en or address
lr. ) Searlcs & Scarlcs , I' ! ! ? , 'vt.N-N' ' } ! f <
IS THE DtST.
NO SQUEAKING.
. CORDOVAN ,
KRENCH& ENAMEUED CALF.
4 3.5P poLICE.3 SOLES.
2.WOBKINOKENs
FINE.cl' :
EXTRA FINE.
.7 BOYSSCHIJL ! !
LADIES
SEND TOR CATALOGUE
BROCKTON , MASS.
You cnn aavo inoncy by vrenrlna tlio
W. I , . Doiiclmi S.'i.OO Hhor.
HccniiHc. wo are tlio larpcst manufactnrcrs cJ
this gradoof slmci la the world , ami Ktinrnutco their
value by stamping the unmo nnd price on the
bottom , which protect you nynlnit high prices and
the middleman's piollts. Our shod cijual custom
work In style , eav llttlnc ; nnd wearing iiimlltlen.
Wo have them nolil every where nt lower jirlcesfor
the value ih en than any other malia. Taknnosub.
itltute. If your dealer cannot supply you , we can.
Sold by
A. W. Bowman Co. , U7 N. 10th.
C. J. Carlson. 1218 N 24th.
EllcsSvonson , 2003 N. 24th.
Ignniz Newman , 424 S. 13th.
W. W. Flahar , 2925 Loavonworlh
Kelly , b'tigjr & Co. , Farnam & ISth
T. Croasy , 250O U at. So. Omaha
. . . ,
j\i & i . fV f"r > .6 ut Neivoiii IKLIIUV Lo
vanity , VuriouueitAiruput
. I'llJSlM' ViraMlrixl , I'll , l < 3 I'
DAI'O. tlio KI oil. llhiiloo Ueiiitii"
\Vrlltrn Kiiiirinl : " > ol > urr. Hoi
& Co. . Cor. IMh .V H.nisl . iMti. . nnd J./
* Uo.tior.IUh V DoliBlnsntiVl. . OMAHA.
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Bcu
BuilcHnsr , OMAHA , Nob. Advice [ 'UfcJli ,
RKILWRYT1MEGRRD
Lenses I CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N | Arrlvca
Omahaly.l' . Depot , 10th & Mubon Sts. | Omnlia
ll:0.'i.im : . Eastern Express . D3'pm ; ' )
4:00iiii : . Vestlhuled Limited . U.IO.un
CC5am : . Mo , Valley Local . 10:30pm :
C:4.ii : > m. . . . . . .Omaha Chicago Special . 2:15pm
Leaves [ CHICAGO , HUKLINGTON A : Q.IAirlvcs
Onialial Depot 10th nnd MnsonSts. _ _ | _ Omah a
4IJpm : . Chicago Vestibule. . . . . 9l6.iin
945am ; . Chicago Express . 4:2" : pm
7.0.'pm . Chicago nnd Iowa Local . 8:00jra :
H:35un : . 1'aclllc Junction Local . 5:55pm :
Leuvei llJuTlLfNGTON it MO. RlVER.IArrlves
Omaha * ) _ Depot 10th unil Muson Sts. _ jOnialia
1015nin ; . Denver Express . a:33am :
10l5.im : . Deadwood Expicus . 4:10pm :
4:50pm : . Denver Express . , , . , 410pm ;
6COptn. : Nebraska Local ( except Sunday ) , CMpm :
Silliairi , . Lincoln Local ( except Sunday ) . . 11 ! 25.un
Leave's ! Krc.7ST. jT & C. llT * fArrtveT
_ Omahaj _ Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | Omaha
"
> iiiiin . Kansas" City Day Express . B:65pm :
_ ; 45im.K. | C. Night Ex. via. U. P. Trnns. 6Mam ;
f CIlTCAQOT R. T. " & PACIFIcrAirlvei *
OmulialU. P. Depot , 10th & Mason Sts. | Omaha
' "
_ _ EAST. _
10l.liam..Atlantlc : l'xpict > s ( ex. Sunda ) ) . . . 6:05pm :
6:25pm : . Night Express . C:4Uam :
4:40pm..Chlcngj : Vestlhuled Limited. . . . l:25pm :
H:35jm.Oklnhoma : Exp. ( to C. 11. ex. Sun ) 6:33am :
"
' ' _ _ _ WEST. _ _
6:3Sam. : Oklahoma & Texas Exp , ( ex , nunll:3Spm ) :
1 ! 3ipm . . . . .Colorado Limited . , , . 4:10pm
UNION PACIFIC. JArFlve"
OmiiliaiUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason BtBpiiialia |
lofoo.in Kearney Express 3:5 : > pm
2:15pm : Overland Flye.r G:40pm
3t5pm.Icutrlce : & Slronish'g Ex ( ex tjun.124 ) ; * > pm
6:4Dpm : Paclllc Expreuc 10Sjam
< i30pm ! , , . . Fast Mall. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 420pm !
Leaves I CHICAGO. MIL. & BT. PAUUIAiilvcs
OinahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sts. | _ Omaha
635pm.r. ; Chicago Limited .T 9:30am :
llilOam..Clrlcogo Express ( ex. Sun. ) BjOOpm
i7ea\es | F7. E. & MO. VALLEY. ( Arrives
Onuhal Depot 15th and Webster Sts. I Omaha
aU"um : Dcadnood Expiess C10pm ;
t0'mm.Ex. ; ( Sat. ) Wyo. Ex. ( Ex. Mini , ) . . 6:10pm :
t > :00pm : . .Norfolk Express ( Ex. Sunday.10l5am ;
b:30pm : St. Paul Express 90am :
LeavesT MISSO OTlT PAClFTa ( Arrlvei
" OmuhaDepot _ _ 15th and Webiter Hts. I Omaha
"OtOlum r..8t. Ixiuls Express 6:00am :
J UOpm 8tIxUls _ JJMiress , . , . . . . . . * j:5jm : ;
neovrTl C.1 , ST. P. . MT& 6. ' ( Arrives
Omahal Depot 16th and Webster Sts. I Omaha
*
6lOpm..Dally ; ( ex , Sun , Nebraska Ixicul. , V.lOam
tiOOam..Sioux City Accom , ( Ex. Hun. ) . . . liOSpni
10oOum..Hloux : City Acrom. ( Sun , Only ) . . tj05pm ;
i15pm..Sioux ; City Express ( Ex. Huu..H:53nm ) :
' . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul Llmilyl . . . 940.tjri
LTSxesT 8OOX ( CITY & PACIFIC " " JArrlvSi"
_ UmilmUnion : ) Depot , 10th & Mason 8ts. | Omaha
Sioux City Passenger. lO'tCpm
.Paul Express . . . .lOtOO.itri
. , . . . . ITY , t PACIFIC. lAn-lvf. '
Omaha ) Depot 13th and Wctmtrr 81s. f Udmlu
" 6:30pm. : . . 8. Paul Limited. . . . . t Mum
VVlpni . . . . . ClilraKO LimlteJ. ' ' 'I'rj
TtaveslNfAUA8H IIAILWAY ( Arrive ?
JmnhalUnlon Drpst. 10th & Mason Sts. I Omahi
( ,10pm St. Louis Cannon Hall ltUpm :
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Favorable Hcsponso to the City Council's
Pica for the Men Who Struck ,
PACKERS WILL RE-EMPLOY THEM
Hut tills Will Only Ho Thoj Ara Net'dcil
\\lmt tlio MmmKrrit Snlil Yoiinir
\Vonmii 1'lrrn Two Mliotii Viilnljr
lit HIT l.o\rr.
Messrs. Dulln , Hynn nncl Mccs , the special
committee from tlio city council to wall on
the managers of each of the packing houses
and request them to tnko back nil South
Omaha men who hail not been offensive In
their conduct during the strike , inuilo the
rounds of the packing houses yesterday. A
reporter for The lice accompanied the com
mittee.
Manager K. A. Ctnlahy was the first gen
tleman soon. Ho said : "Our olil men ob
jected to being given three , four ami live days
work , ami wo now propose to work tlio en
tire force six days In the week. This , of
course , will greatly rciluco the number of
men \\o will employ , bul those who work
will get In full time. Insofar as giving
work to South Omnhn men who went out
and \\lio behaved tlumsclvva ns respectable
cltlronsAC arc doing that very thing , lint
the men who on mo here and went to work
during the strlko will bo kept just ns long
as they want to stay. The men who went
out tell mo they had no grievance , and while
I nm uattallod that many of them stayed
out through fear , 1 cannot dlschargu the
men who wore faithful to mo to glva places
to men who deserted me without cause. I
nm taking back the old men just as fast as
I have anything for them to do. At the
tlmo of the strlko wo were giving employ
ment to more men than wo really needed ,
and since that tlmo business has not been
Increased by the strike , llusincss Is hound
to bo dull for n time , und there will not be
much work to give out. Wo shall , of course ,
give South Omaha men the preference from
now on. The people of South Omaha were
good to ns , and wo feel that the Interests
of the business men of South Omaha and
those of tlio packers arc In common. "
The committee next called upon Manager
Talllaferro of the Omnhn company. Ho said
his Idea was to help the South Omaha men
first , und especially those who uro married.
Mr. Uulla explained that the committee only
recommended that such men bo taken back
who \\cre worthy , and who had not created
any disturbance during the strike.'o are
doing that very thing. " said the malinger.
"Many of our men staid away from the plant
solely through feai ando know It. Wo arc
taking back the old men as fast an wo can
use them. It will be a hard winter on the
laboring men of South Omaha. I tried to
Impress this fact upon the men before they
went out. but the leaders called them out ,
and that settled It. Last winter we gave con
siderable , for charitable purposes , but this
year we will not give n penny. We can't
afford It ilnce the men have thrown us out
of EO much business. "
Manager Foster at Swift's said that he was
only employing a very small per cent of new
men. "I presume I wrote 100 letters and
telegrams during the strike , " said he , "dis
couraging new men from coming to South
Oinalu. I have said all the time that I pre
ferred to have the old men back , and I do.
Uefore the strike occurred I was carrying a
fores of butchers that could do about twlcn
as much as I had for them. They were all
good men , and most of them had been with
mo so long that 1 did not want to let them
go. Some of them were working on a guar
antee and made good wages whether there
was any work or not. Since the strlko I
have no use for so large a force , but what
men I do put on In the future will bo South
Omaha men. 1 don't think of but one or
possibly two men who worked for me before
the strike that could not got back If I had
anything for them to do. "
Manager Noyes of the Hammond company
said ho would most c.rtalnly give preference
to the old men In the future. The men who
wera there could remain , but as soon as
business would warrant It , ho proposed to
tnko back the old men as ho could usa them.
Ho said ho was only employing a very small
gang now who were not at work In his house
before the strike.
Mr. Flood , who was secretary of the ox-
pcutlve committee of the strikers , when told
of the resolution passed by the council , said
that ho wanted the people to understand
that the resolution was not Introduced at
the solicitation of the men who had not been
taken back to work. "Wo can take care of
our own Jobs , see ; them packers will never
take back a man they don't want , and wo
know It. All this resolution business Is bun
combe , and will not nld us fellows n Ilttlo
bit. The packers will never take some of
us hack utiljss they have to. It must bo the
atore keepers who have made the request ,
for It wasn't any of the gang that Is out. "
Shot t HIT "Lovnr. "
Kate Huff , a woman who has figured In the
police court In South Omaha before , was ar
rested last night for firing two pistol shots
at her lover. Will Krlng. The couple were
walking along the railroad tracks coming
from the Cudahy packing house , when sud
denly Krlng broke away from the woman
and disappeared. She fired two shots after
him , but neither of them took effect. A
man named Kennedy happened to be pass
ing about that time and thinking the woman
was crazy rushed In and took the revolver
from her. IJy this time the police were
making a hot foot chase for the scene. Chief
llrcnnan placed the woman under arrest
and locked her up. Krlng disappeared and
left for Omaha.
At the police station the Huft woman ad
mitted to a reporter for The lice that she
had been drinking tome , but said she fired
the shot to scare "her Willie. " She also
said that the man who took the revolver
from her stiuck her over the eye. Kennedy ,
who took the revolver , still has It.
About a month ago the same woman chased
her lover out of 11 room on Twenty-fourth
street with a revolver. She was arrested at
the tlmo and paid a fine of $5. In addition
to this Judge Chriutmann told the woman to
stay away from the Maglo City.
Ailtiinru In Milk Prices.
SOUTH OMAHA , Aug. 20. Wo. the un
dersigned members of the Milk Dealers' as
sociation of South Omaha , Neb. , do hereby
agree to sell milk , commencing August 22 ,
18'J1 , at the following prices ;
Six and one-fourth cents per quart : 20
cents per gallon ; 35 cents per two gallons.
All milk tickets strlckly cash In advance.
N. Morrison , president ; I'd Burke , secre
tary ; Kd. Wlnkler , T. M. Anderson , M. II.
Flnncgan , L. Q. Outhrlo , 10. Hartmann ,
George Hansen , A. J.lntz , L. 0. Fisher , C.
W. Smith , J. II. Peyton.
niilglo City ( Inillp.
Miss Nettle A. Harrington Is visiting
friends In Dennlson , la.
J. W. Armstrong and family of Auburn
are visiting at the homo of Mr , and Mrs.
J. M. Fowler.
John Marshall and Otto Schultz , the men
charged with assaulting Neln Olson with a
hammer , wore run down by the pollco last
night and locked up ,
Two special trains will leave Twenty-fourth
and N streets at 10 a. in. Thursday to go to
the Woodman plcnlo at Courtland Dcach. A
largo crowd will go from this city.
The funeral of lltilo Davlo Thomas , the
boy who was drowned at Gibson last Fri
day , and whose body was found In the river
near this city Monday night , will take place
at 10 o'clock from Urewer & Sloan's under
taking rooms.
l.lly IIH it Trout.
Is the Individual who after a long nlege finds
himself liberated from the clota blockade of
the enemy , constipation. Many persons of a
bilious habit are troubled with constriction at
the bo\\cls. They always find relief , and that
Hpccdlly , without griping or trouhlo of any
sort , from Hosteller's Stomach Hitters , a
remedy also for malarial , dyspeptic , rheu
matic or kidney affections.
I'alont bull at Kuimnn City.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 21. The Kansas City
Haypross company has sued General II. F.
Pevol. who was collector of Internal revenue
under 1'resldent Harrison , and his partner ,
George Livelihood , for $10,000 damage for In
fringement of patents. The defendants have
b en making linyprc e § for nevernl wrote *
under the name of the Dovol-I.lvcrtKOoU Man
ufacturing company , nnd In the plcAdlngs
the charge Is mndn that Livelihood , who la
the nctlvo mannccr , learned his trade * with
the plaintiff's company ; that the presses
made by him now are Infringements on six
different lutonts owned by the plaintiffs.
MAJOR HALFOUD'a ACCOUNTS.
I'lruytniMi I'rniimny itiul SplloViirk of ( In
DpmnrrnH.
Comptroller Dottier of the Treasury do-
ptrtincnl got In another lick at the Harrison
risen administration , gays the Washington
correspondent of the Chicago Iteconl. It
Is not a very dignified excrclso of authority ,
but It appears to glvo BOIIIO people consider 1
bio satisfaction , particularly as It strikes vorj
close to the ox-president himself. Hx-8ecro
tary of State John W. Foster and Klljah W.
Halford , px-prl\nto secretary lo the president ,
are the victims. The arrangements for ths
presentation of the American sdo ! of the
tiering sea arbitration \\oro In chnrgo of
Mr. Vosirr. A few weeks before the expira
tion of the Harrison administration Mr. Hal-
ford was appointed paymaster In the army
and detailed to go to Parts as dliburslnit
officer for the party. The American mem
bers of the arbitration court were Judge
Harlnn and Senator Morgan. Judge Illodgctt
of Chicago was one of siwernl distinguished
counsel , nnd Mr. Poster took with htm sev
eral clerks from the department of Slate
anil J. Stnnley Drown of the bureau of eth
nology , who was for several years u special
agent of the government , at the seal Islands ,
nnd married the daughter of President Oar-
flrld.
flrld.Under
Under Instructions from President Harri
son , Secretary Foster fixed the compensation
of the civilian members of the party and
made a per diem allowance for those who
held olllclal positions , which was to cover alt
their hotel bills nnd traveling expensed.
Those allowances varied according to the
rank and the duties of the persons for whim
they we'o made. To the members of the
court they were liberal In order that they
might appear and live at Parts In a manner
becoming the dignity of their mission. The
clerks and translators were given enough lo
cover nil the legitimate expenses tlwy might
Incur. iach : person was given a letter of
Instruction , In which the amount of his nl-
lowanco was stated , and ho was Informed
that It would bo necessary for him to render
an Itemized account. This action was taken
under the authority of the net of congress
which provided that the appropriation for
the expenses of the tribunal should bo ex
pended "under the direction of the secretary
of state. "
Paymaster Halford paid each member of
the party his stated allowance at the end of
each month until ho was recalled , a few
weeks before the arbitration tribunal ad
journed , and then handed over the funds to
Mr. Foster , who acted as disbursing officer
the remainder of the time.
Comptroller Howler has held the accounts
under advisement for more than a year , a *
the court adjourned In the summer of 1893 ,
nnd a few days ago rendered n rcmarkabla
decision. In which ho holds that the secretary
of state had no authority to grant a per diem
allowance to Major Hnlford and the clerks ,
and requires that the latter shall submit an
Itemized statement of their expenditures and
vouchers for the same for his Inspection , In
order that ho may determine whether they
were proper. He does this under n section
of the revised statutes which requires nil
expenditures of government money to bo so
reported , with certified vouchers , etc. He
makes an exception , however , of Senator
Morgan , Justice Ilarlan and Judge Ulodgctt
for very peculiar reasons. In other words ,
the Ilttlo fishes must report how they ex
pended their money , but It Is not necessary
for tlio big fishes to do so.
And as for Major Hulford , under sectlor
1,269 of the revised statutes ho Is not entitled
to any expense whatever except his pay and
the regular allowance for mileage , quarters ,
fuel and forage granted under the law to
officers of his rank In the army. That l ,
Instead of having his expenses paid , Major
Halford Is entitled only to 10 cents n. mlle
for traveling expenses. $48 a month for quar
ters , $2 or ? 3 a month for fuel and hay and
oats for two horses , and , being the disbursing
officer of the party , Mr. Hnlford and Ills
bondsmen uro held responsible for the reim
bursement to the government of all the
money that Is not accounted for , for which
Itemized statements and vouchers uro not
furnished. Ex-Secretary Foster Is account
able In n like manner for whatever money
ho disbursed after Major Halford returned
to the United States.
It Is Impossible ) for the clerks of Mr. Hal-
ford to furnish the statements and vouchers
required. Under their Instructions they were
'
not required to keep an account o'f their
expenditures nor obtain receipted bills and
they did not do so , nnd Mr. Halford la thug
held In debt to the government for $5,000 or
$0.000 and Mr. Foster for $1,000 or more.
When Comptroller Howler was Informed that
the Instruction and arrangements of the
secretary of state In this case were exactly
similar to those In previous cases of the kind ,
and followed the practice Unit hns always
prevailed In the Department of Stats when
government officials have been Kent abroad
on public business , ho replied that ho was not
governed by precedents In his decision , but
by his own Interpretation of the law. Ho
does not care what the practice has been.
Ills predecessors In office may have differed
with him In opinion , but If so they were
wrong and It Is tlmo that such errors were
corrected and such practice stopped. The
secretary of state , ho holds , hnd no right to
Issue such Instructions ns were given , and
Major Halford had no right to obey them. Ho
should have called upon the comptroller for
Instructions , as It Is the duty of that officer
to Interpret the laws of congress regarding
the expenditure of public money , and tha
secretary of rtnto has nothing to do with It.
The delegates to the monetary commission ,
which mot at Brussels last year , nnd their
clerks and disbursing officer had precisely
the same Instructions and per diem allow
ances ns those given the party that wont to
Paris , but their accounts were allowed by
Comptroller Dowlor without question , and the
law appropriating money for their expenses
was framed In almost exactly the same
language. Other accounts of lllco nature have
been passed during the administration. When
money Is to bo disbursed under the direction
of the secretary of state or any other cabinet
officer the law has always been construed
to mean that his discretion and approval
were final. Hut Comptroller Howler thinks
differently , nnd Secretary Gresham , with
whom ho consulted before remitting the
decision , agrees with him , The only recourse
open to Major Hnlford Is to nppcal to con.
gross nnd secure the passage of an act con
firming the Instructions of Secretary Foster
and authorizing the comptroller to allow
the accounts as presented.
JfKir YOltK'H XKIt' JtltllHIK.
Ground Ilrokcn for the Hliicluvrll's Inliind
Mtriirltirn II * HmiiilllH.
NEW YORK , Aug. 21. Ground was broken
at the Now York end of the now Hlack-
well'tt Island brldgo , which Is to furnish the
Long Island railroad an entrance Into N.OW
York City. There was no ceremony about
It. The first act was performed by an en
gineer and gang of men who were sot to work
marking out the location for tha pier on
the Now York Bide at the foot of Sixty-fourth
ntrcot. The brldgo will have a capacity ot
Tour railroad tracks If need be , besides a
roadway and foot walks on cither slita. Tha
spans over both channels ot the river will
each be 855 feet. The span on the Inland
will bet G35 feet between the centers of the
tiers. The distance between the centers ol
Lho two extreme plera will bo 2,855 fen.
It will reach squarely across the river ,
touching the Long Island uhoru nt Havens-
wood , and forming a junction with the Long
Island railroad at .Sunnysldi , midway be
tween Long Island City und Woodslde. The
approach on the Long Islam ! side will be by
a steel viaduct.
In order to make a inoro direct route to
Manhattan and llrlghton beach H a "cut-off"
will probably bo built , connecting with the
Manhattan beach division uf the Long Island
road.
road.U
U U calculated that passengers from Union
Station , at Third avenue ami Blxty-fourtU
utrcet , NRW York City , can roach Manhattan
Reach In forty minutes without changing
cars. This Is a reduction In tlmo of mor *
than V ) per cent , lly most of the present
routes there are disagreeable changes.
When the Now York and New Jersey
bridge Is completed the Long Hland road
will bo abla to tap directly all the great
roads centering In Now York ,
Oregon Kidney Tea cures nervoui head-
tche * . Trial ilze , 5 cent * . All