THE OMAHA DAILY BEKt , HIDAVr , SEPTEMBER 7 , 1894
If-
Vf Pays you $4 to $8 weekly
* that means pin money adds
yc little to your present expenses
THE BEE GETS 'EM
17 WORDS FOR 25 CENTS.
8PEG1RL NOT1GE8.
AflvcrtUcmcniB for these columns will bo taken
until 12:30 : | i. m. for tha evcn'n ? and until 9:0) :
I > . in. for tlte morning nnd SutuUy editions.
Atlvcrt'Ecrr ' , by rfqtientlr.s a numbered cbcck ,
can liiive nnrwem mMrcsfieU to a nutnbi-rcd letter
In cure ot The Dee. Ansnrrs BO aJilretreJ will
be dollveroil upon prcsontntlon of the check ,
Halo. H4c n wind Ilrst Insprtlon , Ic a word
thereafter Kolli'np taken for less than 23o for
nr t Insertion ,
'these navrrtlsemcnts must run consecutively.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
YOt'Nd LADY WANTS 1'OSITFON AS GOVerness -
erness or Trcncli tsacher. XV 17. Hoc.
A S10S7 7 *
SITUATION AS COACHMAN WANTUO m'
a yountf man In private family : good , com *
latent Jrlvcr , AtMrcm W 18. Hoc.
LADY nnsinus POSITION AS OOVIUNISS
nr traveling conimnnn | | ; lniulil ( o of Rngllnli ,
French nnd music ; lieat ot reference * : termi
rcaKonnblc , Apatfa O , ttt ! N. 17th. A SHSl *
rti'n.s WANTII > , oriTAn. VIA NO AND
organ lesions , at % cry moderate terms. AO-
drea C03 N. 17th. A-MUD & *
WANTED MALE HELP
( UNEIinflTtO WANT MKM OF
peed niWrpfs onBntury for retail trade. Apply
1518 DoiiBlnn. 11-MHi ) S3
Y HAI.r.SMF.N KOU ncnD'8
Jaw ri'iiicdy ( endorsed by U. S. IJept. Agricul
ture , llurcau oj Anlni.il JnOustrjas a siicoino )
us a vldi > line , IJbcrnl term ? to right parties.
Atldicss Druthers & Itcnl , tlaHcrn. la.
U-M364 B17
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WANTKD , TIJAVni.INO SALESMEN , 1ICI.UN
& Thompson , tallora , 1C12 furnain street.
11-COI S2J
OnNT MHN AND WOMHN
wliere to lake onlcra for "Shopi ) ' * New York
City , llluatrntnt , " Juit out ; nnneloui pioiliictlin
of the American metropolis ; pmfusely UlustratPil
from orlKlnnl iiliolopuiphs takvii by our own
artlHt In pliices and tlums ; llbertit terms nnd
ilescrlptlva circular fipeon atipllcatlon ; no
capital required ! pronti 1800 lo J17.0 tl-xllyj
1C you wint to mnko nionov fnst write today.
Address Globe Bible Publishing Co. . 35t De.ir-
born Ktrcet , Clilcncn. Ill . nnd 721 Chentnut
Miect , 1'hllnilclplili. To. U-M14S 7'
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WANTED FEMALE HELP.
1.ADIC3 WANTING IMIIST CLASS Gini.3
npply at the Scandinavian Y. L. Home. Otnce ,
tVt N. ICth. street. C MC33 7 *
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\VANTHD. YOUNG \VOilUN TO HNTHH
training school for nurses AOdrrssV. . C.
Av hospital. Council ISIufCs. O-131 12
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WANTUO. lUtlOUT , SMAUT YOl'NG I.ADY ,
not under 29. lo nsslst In our order Oppirt-
mont ; C houis dully ; munt be ivlllln ami quick
to learn ; Rood pay. Apply after 9:3 : < ) Krlday lo
niipt , , room 12 , CrvlRliton block. 0 15S-C *
TOR
TKNT8 FOIt HCNT , 1311 TAHNAM ST.
TJ-73T 317
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VANTKD. GOOD MKDIUM PltlCCU HOUSHS.
List your bouses for rent wltli Ames.
D 7M
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HOUSES , P. 1C. DAHLJNG , UAllKKIl niXCK.
I ) 731
HOUfltiS IN ALL PARTS Or TIIU CITY. THE
O. K , Davis company , 1505 rarnam. D 735
KKLKENNY &CO. , U. 1 , CONTINENTAL ULK ?
r/- / D 730
MIOOM COKNKII FI..VT AT 701 s. ICTII
street ; range and all nther cornenlcnces.
Qcoreo Clouicr , room 2. I CM Tarnam street.
U 300
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( . . AND 1D-UOOM HOUSES. ALL MOD-
crn , lawn nnd ehaile. Apply at 211 N. Y. LI to
or till Miami BtreeU D M1M
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pen niNT. CUUAPISST six-nooxi COTTAGK
with bath In city ; only 115.W. 1033 California
utreat. I1-M3G2
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FOlt ItKNT. DC81KA11LC DWELLINGS IN
bll parts of city. U. II. Bbeufc , 432 raxton blk.
D S57-S5
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FOK HUNT. B ItOOMS , C3I B. 17T1I STllBITT.
D-CIO-SM *
S-UOOM lOUSE. INQUIRU 27U DOUGLAS
street. U-MG73
C ItOOM HOUSES. UOUCRN AND
COS N Hlh atrett. J ) M
FOlt HKNT. KLKOANT 10-ItOOM HOUSi : ;
rcaBon.ible. 2001 llur : street. L > 851-C'
Fo it INT TIK-IIOOM iiousn , N. w. con.
Fttrnnm and ! 0lli * t . ; modern Improvements ;
by Chus. Turner , 301C rainnm st. 1) S13
von lujNrwoojt COTTAQI : , mo DOIICAS
treet ; city water , bnth. Imiutre Koteit Hun
ter , Uiio ofllcc. l > B1S33
MIOOM , ALL JIODKHN IIOU.S13. K
17th ; also other Rood douses , ( i , 1. . Green , room
M , Ilarker blu < .k. U M930
FOU IlKNT. DIMmAnLn 7-IlOOit COTTAO1S
near llanrcorrv ] ik ; rent Ji'j.W. Hlngvvult
llrus. . 87 Ilarker block. 1 > 112
t. itoosts , i.Andi : iiAi.u HATH IIOOM. IN-
qulro at 23 South. ISIIi ( trvet. D M129 12
van IIKNT. ii.iaANT IO-IIOOM not'SK
rcn on.iblc. i J Hurt slreet. _ p 133-13"
-iooM HOUSI : Nr.i\n man SCHOOL :
_ lnoulre , S 16 Caiiltol nve _ IMB-12 *
HHNT , C-IIOOM COTTAGH ; J13.W. ItW H.
_ . > _ t. _ n i37-a
FQU JtHNT A. Bl'LKNDin
, COTTAQK. COIt-
ner. east front on ime < l Btreet. 7 rooms , city
water ; rent UMsnnnble , T. C. IJrunner , loom 1 ,
Ware _ block. _ 1) 156-7
CALL AT OCK OKF1CK AND KXAMINK IMJO-
tosniph of vct > - tln 7-rooni ino-lern i-ottuKH < m
l > a\e < l street , ono-liulf block from air line , only
$23.00 per month. Fldvlll ) ' Trust Cumiiam' , 17iU
Fiirnnm HI. I > 133
IFOR RENT FTJKNISHEIJ
KUHNISUUD ItOOMS. < 26 BOUTII 19TII ( IT.
E-MSM Bit *
'LKASANT FUHNI8UKD ROOM. 2215 UODGCj
_ _ U-M3J5
rURNTsiIUD HOOMS AT 315 SOUTH 1STH ST.
li M151 Sll'
LAUQK AND SMALL ItOOMS AND IIOOM3
en tulta on two car linn. IIS South SOIh itreet.
ROOMS ron IIOUHIKKKIMNO :
for nun and wife. lUnl taken In l inl. S19
street. 1I-MM1
nnNT. NICELV FUnNlfilHID nOOMB ;
call at i 7 Douglos. K-7SO-19
uoo u. I IUVATD FAMILY s
lit. Mary' avenue , K S5J-0 *
I Nict : nooMs roit LIGHT
Hi : S. tub et. i-S70-i-
UNFiTHNismn
floor ; mo < lern com nlences. N , UtliMam
i : -Mam ii
ItOOU 1-OU LIGHT HOUSKIiCKl'lNO. ! | N
15th. i-lcj3-7 *
noona. ten
K-MIM : s
3TUHNISHED KOOMB AND BOARD.
TLUASANT HOOMB WITH DOAItD. 213 HAHn -
n y. F MltS Bit *
NtCU UOOMt * : GOOD IlOAltDi ItATKS IlKA-
onablt.coahcnltncei. Tin Ilose.COJa.2U22 Hurnejr ,
K MO B '
. _ _ _
Fl'llNISHKO HOOMS . SINOLK OR IN ! SU1TI.1.
with bo nl. JIM IXmcla * . K-M9 S *
OISJIHAHLK IIOOM wrm iraAiTo uT7iu
rate fimllr re * N l lh V IT7 *
| t ' " snjri ' iNf UOOM3 WITH HOARD ;
r f r nc s. No , 11th. F IJ-7 *
rUKNIBHEP BOOMS AND BOARD.
Continued ,
vnitt DnHinAnm UNrt'itNisnnt ) FUONT
nrnl bnck parlors , also furnlshet ! rooms ; everj'-
thlnR llrat-cla-H. 210 and 12 Soutli 2Jth street.
F M13I101
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LA nan SOUTH FIIONT HOOM. WITH
board ; reference. 2211 Fainam street.
street.V
V MM5 8 <
A CM'n or s on 10 YOUNCI JIKN CAN HAVB
a iileatiint homo wltli room nnil board In n
private fiinlly : bouse with nil mo < lern con-
vonlencps. location central mid < le lrnble ; every
thing' first class. Address W 21 , 13ee ,
F M124 9
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NICKLY FUIINISHED KOOMS WITH ALL
conveniences. First-class board. 211 Nr > . ISth
Mreet. F MZ7S-SIS'
FOR RENT UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
TWO LAHGI3 HOOMS. DAST AND SOUTH
front ; modern : will rent unfurnished to. party
furnishing good references. 1003 Cico nvenue.
O 107-7
FOR RENT STORES ANI > OFFICES
conxnn STOHCm \ oo. 921 DOUGLAS. iT
quire 922. I 7tO
rOTt KHNT. ROOM , 5 1IY il 2ND FLOOH OI"
my stoie suitable for cloaks nnd sulta ; good
light and elevator eervlcc. Mrs. J. Iloneon.
I-MB83
FOH IICNT , Tim 4-STORY HIUCIC IIUILDLNC.
Ol rarnam street. The bulldliifr has a lire-
proof cement basement , complete steam heat-
Int : flxurea. water on all floors , ens , etc. Ap
ply nt the office ot The Hee. 1-913
roil IlKNT EXPOSITION HALL , GHOUND
llDor. Open dites can be had for parts of
Sentcmber. October nnd November. Tills Is
tlie onls' hall In Orunlia equipped for conven
tions , poll ! I ml meetings , balli anil other larKC
Krttbollnca of people. A. J. Fopplc'on , room 311
I I rat National Dank building. I-S14 Q
FOIt IIKNT. GOOD RTOISH HOOM IN Till !
best location In northeast Knnsa ; will lent
\pr > reasonable tn good pirty. Address- Theo
anil O. ! ' . Welsenborn , Halleyvllle , Kan.
I M1000 8 *
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED. GOOD SOLlClTOns. MEN AND
women , to work for the Vrourcsslvo Endowment -
ment Guild of America , for Sllsaourl. Kansas
ami Nebraska , ( Duildln ? nnd Loan nnd ten-
year Endowment Insurance combined } ne-
llablo people only need apply. Address room
C , Hock Island bid ? . , cur. 6th nnd Edmond
ttreej. St. Joseph , Mo. J M803 01'
AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS IIY SAMPLE AT
home or Inuel. We pay liberal calary unil ex
penses or seed commission nnd furnish
samples to tight applicant. Address Lock
llox 13S1 , New York City.
WANTED , GENEHAL AOENT8 TOR CITIES.
I ocal HKents for towns. New iio\elty. Sim
plex kettle lifter ana drainer , tilamp for
particulars. Wallace & Co. . nock Island. III.
_ J MUG 8 *
V7ANTED TO RENT !
WANTED. HOUSES TO UKNT. HAVE JIORE
calls than I can supply. J. II. Par-rutU > . 15th
an.lDodge. K Sil S2
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WANT TO RENT UPRIGHT PIANO. liVTsT
( . .alucuarantced. . Addiv W 12. iec nfllcv.
K 9S3-C'
LA MVVANTS ROOM AND EOARID -
dress \V 22 , Hee. K M130 ?
A OINTIJMAN wisuns TO RGNT A Nicn
19 or i-room house In the vicinity of Jlnnscnm
paili. Address Vf i > , Ueo. IClll-S *
STOBAO ]
BTOHAGL' , WILLIAMS iCKOSS. I'll IIARNKY
[ M-m
ETORAOI : ron IIOUSKIIOLD OOODSJ CLISAN
and cheap rule. R.Vclla , lilt raniatii.
M-T42
OM. VANS.STORAGD CO.,1502 FAII NAM. TU5 ; ! >
M-743
IIUST STORAC3K BUILDING IN OMAHA. U.
8. BDV. bonded warehouse. Household goods
stored. Lowest rates. 1013-Wlj Leavennnrth.
WANTED TO
CASH Fen LUMiinn nusiNns ? IN LIVE
town ; ghe full particulars. T 8 , Dee oillce.
N-MOS3 S7 *
HAVANA FRECKLES , I3EST ON EAnTH. EC.
K-MK1 827
WANTED TO I1UY-AN r.STAHLISHED PAY-
. Ine coal buslntss for casb , Addre.ta W 3. Hee.
N-TO-C'
WANTEU-TO 1HIY AN OFPICE DESK ; MUST
be a tiirgalii ) Btata pi Ire , W 23 , lUc. N 132-0
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
1 > AYMKNTS EASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOUn
money. low prices nn furnlline und household
Goods. Enterprise Credit Co. , 613-C15 N. IClii st
O-7I5
FOR SAI.E HORSES , WAGONS.ETO
a TOP iiraains , iw & ics , LHATIIEH TOP
J . Diummond CuirluEO Co
P-7 i
roil SALE Oil TnADE , Z HORSES WE1OH-
Inir 1,000 pound * each , 6 and T years old. Fred
Tuny. < W llamee block. P 747
THE HEST LEATHER TOP IIUGOY IN OMAHA
fur G3.CK > . UruinmonJ , IStli on.l Hiirney.
Hiirney.P7W
P-7W
WANTKD-A TEAM OP HOUSES WEIGIIINO
no leis than 1,100 Ilia. , veil broken to city
drrUnir. fiend particulars to U 17 , lice.
I1 6U-S-23 *
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
HANK AND PLATTK VALI.KV HAND FOIt
Falc. C. W. Hull company , ? > trt ar.il Izanl stg.
Q-7M
CiKAPKST CHICKEN AND OHNAMKNTAL
fence made. C. It. Lee. Ml DoUKlas. Q H9
FOR SALE , THE rORMULAS FOIl WELL
known proprietary meUlclnes , J.ivoral.ly known
In the nurthwcst , with sole rlshti tn nunufHC-
turo nnd ell In North anil Soutli Dakota , Ne
braska. Nona but roponslblo putles :
answer. Address II. F. Smith. Q-JU19.SJS
KUVf STANDARD VPIUailT PIANOS POP
u ! nt mnnufaeturcr'B rilce ; only n few Irlt
AJ Jryj.1 W 10 , lice , Q-3SO G *
YOUNO PARROTS POIl "SALE. Wl SOimi
IQtli ttreet Q M12J 1J
COM PLETK SETT OK 8HO\V CASI .
and laiue coffee mill for * ulc. Inquire 1123 S
loth si. Q 110-i *
STOCK PASTURED. GOOD FEED. T. Mlllt-
ray. H M :7 KM
WANTED. 200 HEAD OF STOCK. TO W1NTKII
or ulll wll 100 to 204 toni of limy. Addriis Ei
Kunkel. Gundy , Neb. It-Mi 17 <
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. nn. H. WARUKN. CLAIRVOYANT. RE
liable bu lnes medlumi 7th year at 119 N. K
B-7R3
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
MADAME SMITH. 603 S. I1TII. ID FLOOR
room 3 , nm ! iseauor , alcohol , ntfnm. su |
jihurlne nU ea bathi. T M924 I *
MMK. LA'P.Un. . ill BOnTiri5TH. T-M8 1 8T "
MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD , 1119 DODGE
PERSONAL.
UMHRELLAS MADIi RECOVERED AND HE
llrtd. 105 South sixteenth , strut. U 753
PERSONAL.
ContlnuM.
VI\VI HOMK TttEATMKNT I-XJll LADIES.
Health book anil consultation free AddrcM or
call Vlavl Co. , JU Dee bldr. Lndy attendant.
TAKB YOUR FniEND ; TINTYPES. 4 TOR
lie , Troctor. 818 8. ICtli trMU U 7S
A pleasant onj convenient place. ti2)
Farnam street , I 'union block ; 'phone 711.
U-757-SIT
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CIIBAM ron WHiFFpiNO AND infrTEn-
milk. Wateiloo creamery , 1613 Howatil , tel.1333.
u 2bi sn
WHOLE WHEAT UREAD ritOM 11NIIOLTKD
flour at Imiiven K Itamsey's , " 217 N 16lh M.
U it 108 SI1)
Dn.W.STEPHENSON. SPECIALIST , M fj-
MME. LA ROOK , MAS3AOC. 1E09 LEAVEN-
vortli street , thlrJ Ilr , front rooms ) two first
class opomlom. U M97 ! > W
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AVHEN OUT WITH YOUll LADY VISIT J. J.
Muller'n new Ice cream parlors , 2S")2 Iaven-
uorth street ; everythlUK Is new , Including Hie
building. Tel. 10W. Ice crc m delUereil.
U 765 nil
ICG C10AII FOR GC , HAVANA FRF.CKLEa
* U M651 SJ7
KLKCTRO-TllKRMAL I1ATIIS , FACIAL
cace&complcxlon trralmcnt. Mine , I'ost , 319V4 S I * .
L' 878-19
IIATIIS. MASSAGE. MME. I-O3T , JIJ'4 S. I5TII.
U-M5
MONEY TO lUAN BKAlj 3TATJ2.
Lira iNsttRANrn roi.iciF.9 I.OANKD ON
or bought. 1' . C. Chcsney , Kansas City , ila.
\V 769
ANTHONY IXAN & TRUST CO. . 31S N.Y. LII'M
loans nl low intps for choice tecurtly In Ne
braska nnd ion a. faims or Omaha city property.
\V 700
MONEY TO LOAN ON I'AHM. IN DOUGLAS
lmpro\ed nnd unimproved Omnlia real estite.
Fidelity Trust Co. . 1T02 Famnm Bt. W 76t
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVE ! ) OMAHA
real estate , Itrcnnan , Love S : Co. , Paxton blk.
W 762
OMAHA LOAN ft TIlUflT CO. . 1CTH AND
Douglas Hired * , loin money un city nnd farm
property at lowest mien of Interest. W 7C3
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST HATES. THE
O. F. Davli Co , 1503 Farmim it. W "Cl
UNITKD STATKS MOIITOAGE CO , OF NEW
York. Capital J2.000.WX ) . Surplus JCOO,0 . Sub-
mlt choice lands to F. S. Puscy. ojrent , Plrst
National bank building , W !
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATKS ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate ,
1 to B years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1T02 rarnam.
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property ; $3,000 Ac upwards , 0 to 7 per cent ; no
delays. W. 1'aiiiam Smith & Co. , 1320 rarnam ,
W-7GJ
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at 6 per cent. W. U. Melkle , 1st Nat. lank.
-
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES PURCHASED ,
Loan * on mine negotiated. Welllver & Co. ,
Drexel bids. , Phlla , Pa. W M074 O3 *
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
hoist' * , wagons , etc. , at loviust rates In city ;
no removal of goods : strictly conlldenltul ; you
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MOnTOAGE LOAN OO ,
246 S. lUth itrcei.
X llrl
j. n. HADDOCK , ROOM ; 127 IIAMGE
SHORT TIME LOANS. 432 PAXTON HLOCK.
X % 7 S8
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
crly. Harvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life build
ing. - X-7SS
MONEY TO IX3AN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
turc. pianos , horses , wngont , or any kind ot
chattel security , at lowest possible rates , YIlIch
> ou can pay back at any time , ami In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
room 4. Wlthnell block. 3J 767
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR IlENT , A DEPARTMENT ON SECOND
floor , Ji'.xBi ) . in one of the largest houses In
Council muffs. 13 , care Bee , Council Hluirs.
Y 7C3
FOR SALE , A I1IO PAYING HUSINESS ; NO
competition ; 11.SCO raid takes It. Address H
CO , Bee. Y M106 SI *
A HOWLING SUCCESS. HAVANA FRECKLES
< Y M631 H2I
THU NATIONAL INFORMATION AND EX
change Co. , 203 First National bank , Omaha
lias customers with cash , farm lands nnd city
property for merchandise ; also stocks of Konla
for sale and trade. TT MSOfl 80
INVESTIGATE-V.O INVESTED TO LEARN
light manufacturing business , will pay 11.500
a J-ear. Address \V 1J. Deo. Y 1IO-5 *
(3 ( PER CENT NET PROFITS WEEKLY WITI
$1.50 or more capital. Prospectus , Itemlzet
statistics free. Uenson & Dwyer. 811 llroad
vay. New York. Y Mlti O5 *
ron SALP : . rinsT CLASS oitocEitY. DOING
gwxl business. In plendl < l location , ROUI ! rea
sons for selling. Address W 21 , lice. Y 113-S *
Cl OA il ] TO11ACCO. FRUIT AND CONFEf
tlom-ry Ktore < iolng a good business for s > le
Good reason for selling. Address VY 2C , Dec.
Y 141-7 *
FOR SALE. A WELL ESTAHL1SHKD HAH
ness bustncMa In a good farming country In
western lona. Fur particulars adI rest VV 27
care Dee. Y MI4C 8'
FOR EXCHANGE.
AMERICA'S PIHDE , HAVANA FIlECKLEfl , SC
Z &IG51 82 ;
I HAVE CASH. IOWA AND OTIIEIt LANDS
to exchange for incrchandtse. II. A. Wagner
Omaha. Neb. Z M865
TRADE. ONE OR ALL OP 5 STORE
buildings un N Btreet , Houth Omaha , bringing
nice Income , lor good clear farm land near
tn Omaha , South Omaha or Cnunclt Hluffs
Value of property about 123,000.00. Adlre
II 61 , Uee. Z MW2 II *
FOR EXCHANGE. IMPROVED LANDS , CLEAI
of Incumbrance. good quality , nllh some cash
for general merchandise ; correspondence con
fldcntlal. Address lock box 30. lcuer ) city
Neb. Z-M853 7
CLEAR CITY PROPERTY FOR LAND. W1L-
llams & Mlttan , McCugue building , room 313.
Z-ME97 01
GOOD CLKAR HEAL ESTATE FOR STOCK Ol
goods Aildcefs W 8 , this oillce. Z M07Q 8
A GOOD LOT IN EAhT OMAHA TO EX
change for > oung wuik horses or mules
Lamureaux lines , 30G S , IGth. 2 10i
IMPROVED 120 ACRES iJFivTANDOTTK"
Ohio , nnd flno residence with ten actes ad
joining good town In Hancnck Co. , Ohio , t
trade for eastern Neb. land or merchandise
liox CSZ , Sclmaler Neb. S5 M121 O3
OM A HA IMPRP VKD AND UNIMPUOVRE
residence n-opi'.ty and eastern Nebraska farn
land to irade for dry goods , Wnnt to tlca
wlih owner. UDX 710 , Schujlcr. Neb.
' ' K-M120 OS
WANTED TO TRADE A' ' CLKAR IXT"WORTI
fit > m J100 to $ SOO for n phaeton , T. C. Ilnmner
room 1 , Ware block. 55 115.7
UllICK. WANTED TO TRADE A GOOD CLKAT !
lot near Itenson post oillce for mxxl brick. T ,
C. Unnmer , room 1 , Wan * block. K 131-7
TOR SALE REAL -ESTATE.
FARM LANDS. "C.F.HARRISON. 01 ! N.Y. Lirii
UK S6S-s8
FOR SALE. NKW 4-nOOlt COTTAGE ; CKL-
lar , cistern , city water ; cor. 15th and Snhlcri
: i.2M.OO ; Ions time. Enqulro 1318 FHtnam.
Samuel Hums. n E 7,3
ONE OP THE nEST HOMES IN KOUNTJCE
Place < 21l - lllnneji If sold nt once ,
vlll go for less than cost of house. Terms
r ut half cash , balance easy. R. N , Wllhncll
t .iui ) . 207 N. Y. Life. " . U-JH-y-M
I1ARQAINS. HOl'SES. iJoTS AND FARMS ,
c.or trade. F. K. Uaillnir , lUrker block.
R E-7J1
GARDEN LANDS.
8 miles from poatottlce , lone time , easy terms
Call nt 9tO N , T. Life. HE 731
FOR SALE , MY nESIDENCE. 8. W. 21ST AND
Cass. Leivllt Ilurnham. H E 103-11 *
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS HOUGHT. COLD. EX
chuneed. rcnteil nd repaired. Typewriter rim
pnire upplle * . Tjpc writ era rented at It pel
month The Omaha Typewriter exchange , sue
reason to the1 twwrlling department of thi
Mfjrath Stationery Co. . 214 a. Uth. tel. 1311.
PEE THE NEW DOFGHimTY TYPEWRITER
The Omaha TDwrlter cxchanfe. tel , I3vl , Ni
2ll H. ltl > st. Tn
STOLEN TYPEAVRITERS OFFERED FOI
vale ihnuld mnke > ou suspicious ; funny the ]
are mostly Smith's. Try one and you wll
understand why ; full line nf supplies , Smith
Premier Co. . Uth and rarnam ; telephone
1.2S4. M 70S
TYPKWRtTERS-OMAHA PKOPLK DON1'
steal t > pewrlte . they bjy ot ui. WhyT Ite
cauie the Dtnimore CuiurropU and Yost ar
the best machined made , they nlll outnea
any t > i > ewrlter made , and do a better rniallt ;
ot work. Our nupply department will be gut
to pIcaM you fend your machine * to us I
you uant them repaired United Typewrite
Hnd Supplies Co. . 1619 Farnam street. Tele
phone , llii. J
TVPE\VIttTlNO AND STENOrTitAPHlC1 HEAD
quarter * at Ilooin 22. | ) ouEla > block. Tele
phone 1U4. Te.-nu reasonible. illM U *
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAkMPIPK FACTORY ) OLD
pipes made new. M1'A' ' llth. 780
_ _
DAM AOE"D U IRROIlsIjlUSI LVETlED. tlO N. It
711
_
STOVK UEPAlltS OnjlTtLlKIND3 ;
hotel range ft general n s > rtment of rang : * ,
rooks A heaters iMVKcodtlachment * put tn &
Cc-ntctefl at J llU3hesco7 S. list & Jacks.in.
- _ S03
JJIO133LE3.
H1CVCLES P.EPAIHHH AND ItEMODELED ,
Tires and nundrlen Hafe opened , repalreil , C.
n. IIMlIn. ( locksmtlhl ajlvN. ICtli st. 9W SS
1ICYCLES. NKW' ArOv | > XLD , 2J TO It2
Ms aymerts ; we-rent. nnd repair. Om-rti
Co , 323 N fttfi si. 7T8
1ICYCLE3 ALL STYLES.
ALL PRICKS.
Send for our list of second hnnd nnd uliop.
Morn blocles. Ilfnalrn nnd "ycle pundrleft of
Ml kinds. M O Uaxoft. 1)2 N. ICtli at 779
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION.
THE Olt.MlA I/1AN AND UUILDINQ ASSO-
elation pays larger Interest limn any sivlng
bank. Deceit et ln\estments of 11 or more
per mo. O. M Naltlnger , Hec'y , 1TOI I-Mr-
nnm st , Pec building 721
YOU CAN MAKE MORR INTE11E3T ON YOUR
money by paMng yn II or more per montli
than In any savings bink. Investigate , Mu
tual Loan nnd IJultdlnfr association. O. M.
er. nec'y. 1704 Farnnni st. "K
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage batteries recharged ; electrical nnd gen
eral machinists ; superior work gucuanleed.
Omaha Electrical Works. C17 and Cl'J S , IClh st.
7S3
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC-
torn for electric light and motor plants and nil
kinds of electrical construction. We tetn Elec
tric Supply Co. , 118 and 420 S. Ulh ' ? l
UNDERTAKERS ANDJEMBALMER3
It. 1C. IlURKirr , Ft'NRRAL IJIRKCTOR ANb
embnlmer , 1013 Chicago nt. , telrphone 00. 83
SWANSON & VAI.IKN , UNDERTAKERS AND
cmbalmers , 1M1 Cumins St. , lelcphono 10W. (
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EMbalmer -
balmer , 1W Farnam st , telephone 223. 7a7
PLUMBERS.
nuu I'LUMiiiNO OK KVKIIV KIND. OAS
steam & hoi water heating ! Benciage. 313H 1C.
7SS
J. J. HANIOAN. PLUMniNG , STEAM AND
hot water heating. 2T05 Lea\cnworth et. 781
JOHN HOWE & CO. . PLUMIHNO , STEAM AND
hot nater heating , gas lUlurca , globes , 421 S. 15
790
DRESSMAKING.
MISS MASON'S SCHOOL FOR DR12SSMAK-
4ng. established 1W2. Ms ready for the fall
xvork. A thorough tnllor nyteni Is taught ,
taken from actual riel uremeiits and founded
on a mathematical basin. Fiom two to three
dresses are made during the term of ten
lessons. Each pupil bcjn ? compelled to handle
the garments during Jhe different stages of
progression Room 811 S. 2 th street.
: II 522 S * .
HAY AND GRAIN.
I1UY YOUR HAY IIY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A , H. Snydcr.lSIS Hurt bt. , tel. 1107
SS3 nj
NKI1RASKA HAY CO.J WHOLESALE HAY.
grain and mill stulT , We are aluats on the
market to buy or sella 1402-1-0 Nicholas bt.
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA O1TICAI. CO. , iLEADING OPTICIANS ,
J. F. Ponder , malinger. E > ea tested flee. 222
South 16th. In Klnsler' ding store. 418 li *
THE ALOE ft PENFQLD CO. , SCIENTIFIC
opticians , H'3S ' Farruitn .st. , opposite Paxton
hotel. LiycsxnmlncO free. 791
JOB PRINTING.
REED JOB PRINTINGCO. . FINE P1HNTINO
of all kinds , ntlist. , , lice llulldlng. 703
MAIL ORDF.R CO MM fcUOJAL PRINTING A
Epeclalty. Douglas PrlntJug Co. . 419 S. 15th
et. , Sheely bldg. Tel. 4tl for prompt sen Ice.
' BOO
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOL'RING CABINET MATTRESS WORKS
W. n. Itell. II. A. McEacbron , 2717 Leaxenw'th.
. . , , . SOI
UPHOLSTEniNG VBItYlCllHAP THIS'MONTII '
M B. Walk In , 8111 Cifmlng1. Tel. i 2. B02
CORNICE.
WESTERN COnNICH WORKS , GALVANIZED
Iron cornices. 1722 S. Mary's avc , 803
EAGLE CORNICE 'ORKS. JOHN EPE-
njter .piorj. , 103. 110. 112 N. llth. Estab. 18:1
r 804
GRINDING.
SCISSORS , LAWN MOWERH. RAZORS , ETC. ,
ground. Molcholr Ilros. . Ill ) Farnam street.
- M237
RAZORS , SHEAP.8 , CLIPPERS. LAWN JIOW-
erg , etc. A. L. Undeland. 100 N. Hlh. 782
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
Q. P. GELLENBECK , BANJOIST AND
teacher. 1(10 California Btrect. 911
FOR BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS ;
easy payments ; Instruments rented ; rents apply
on purchase. A , Hospe , Jr. 7u5
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS ,
ALVA J. OHOVER , MATHEMATICAL AND
surveying Instruments. rnBlneeis' and archi
tects' supplies ; tracing cloth , blue process
papers. 31S B. 15th ; mall orders. 703
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WDLP UROS. k CO. , MANUFACTURR1ES OP
ntvnlnga. tentn. nags , ungon , hay tuck covers ,
tarpaulins , balloons and parachutes. 703-705 S ,
ISth st. . telephone Wl , Tents for rent.SOT
SOT 817
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDHRMY AND FURS. SEND POR CATA-
loffue. Georee' K. Urown , Jr. , & Co. , 703 S. 16th.
811
HOKSESHOEINCT
WIU. THOMAS MALONEV. 812 N. ICTH ST.
231
COAL.
COAL. KXCHLLUNT StJItSTlTUTE
tf-f r.nrd coal nnd 13.50 ton cheaper , ICtli rurniim
tljC Ol
_
_ _ _
LOST-OI'UNKD LETTRR AODRKSSHD TO
llrent K , Vutet , containing Chicago draft. Rr-
tuin to 30) Dee ; reuard. 115-C *
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON BROS. . WHOLCSALC JJEALER3 IN
all kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited.
1008 Farnam St. 812
_
&X.ENO G B APHE11S.
FT J. sTlTCLIFI'B , GHNKRAL STENOQ.
rapher , U llea building. Telephona 027.
CAHPENTEB3 AND BTJILDERS.
C. n. MORR1LL , CARPKNTnU , OI-'FICR AND
ttore fixtures a specialty. Patching nnd
plaslcrlng1JU C'apllol aye. , tel. 43S. 790
DYE WORKS ,
BCHOKDSACK. TWIN CJTV DVB WORKS.
1121 Fainam street. Uyelne of eiery dtscrlp-
lion and dry clesmlns. , i , ' 97
DENTISTS.
DR. OKOROK fl , NASOSfABUNTIST. SUITHIX
1'axton block. ICth and Parnain sta. , tel. 712.
n 80S
DR. PAUL. DCNTIST. VOX HURT ST. 8)
HKST FURNAcn MADi : . SOl'T CXAL SMOKK
consuming nnd hard coal furnaces. Uagle Cornice -
nice ' \Vorl.s. 108-1K K.ilKh . )
KOAROINO STAni.KS.Tj'INB LIVERV RIOE
cheap , IM llaumler. 1KH and St. Mary's nve
M SW
AETNA HOUBH IKVltOI'CAN ) N. W. COR
13th and Dodge , Ilooin by day or week.
PAWNBROKERS ,
, VIAROWITZ LOANS UON13V , IS N. ICth „
721
HARNESS.
GBT MY PRIClTa IlKrOilB ToTl DUV A 1IAR
ness , Auguit lloline. .11 8 , Itth t 26.t
BHORTHAtTO ANDJY1EWRITING ;
VAN BANTS BC-HOOL OF' SHORT HAND
N. Y. Llfa. Omaha , Aslt for circular. 193
DANOINCrT
A . . ON MORANO FOR LKSSO.NS. SOOtl ? " ' '
or t g dineci. Ill * Hurr.er'u Sit
CEREBUINE ( HAMMOND. )
Kxtrnot ot th llralti nl I lie Or.
In the treatment ol
LOCOMOTOB ATAXIA.
N. Y. Neurolonlcal SoojMy. Meellnc. April 1. 1SS1
"A oa flnii pre entril ot lorfltnntor ntmla
"which hsd l rn trente.1 with hspoxtermlc In-
"jections or I'r.nnimi.Ni : , stt je \ BP > the
"pntfent , n man nired forty , Ind N'cun lo tut *
' fer with dmiUi ! vision. ThK ultPr e\ernl
"months of trrntni"nt had dlsiippearnl , nnd fnr
n time li li.id lirrn quite nell. The tjplrnl
"njinptoms ot locomotor nlnila then ciime on ;
"compute lo s of knee-jerks ; flinrp pnln < In
"thp | I-K : ntasl.i Rate -\\ell mirUc-l. Inalilllty
"to stnml nlth the i-ynt closeil , illlTlculty In
"cMicuatlng1 the blndder nml bourls. fo-xuel
"powr lost , n wtw > uC in trlctlr > arounit the
"ttnUL Trt-ntment wan beirun al ut ten necks
"nga , nnd con l te l nf . < miy h > volei mlc In-
"Jecllon of VnUKllRlNH "Hnmnvmd. lUe drnps ,
" < < nrnulnrd with a UKe n mount lit water. Im-
"prtivmcnt xery ni.irKovli nrxu.il functionper -
"fi-ctly lettorml , complete contnil o r Mmlilor
"ami liunrls , and * harp pains had illsnppeaml ;
"ucnrml lientth lnipru\r < l ; nlilc tn nm up nml
'MoMti Mulrn , nnd could ulnnd MenilvUh his
"e > et closed , No other treritmnnl ernplojcd. Im
"pruvcment Biudual niul stead > . "
EPILEPSY.
Hewn Vivo Drujw. t'rlci' . (2 ( diaolimsi , 12.60.
Whcrr loc l tlrtiBKlsts are not supplied with
the Hnmmond Anlmnt nitrncls. they wllKNi
nullrd. tnaetlicr with nil filttlnK literature
on the subject , on receipt of price l > f
Itli : tOI.UMlJIA VIIKM1UAL CO. ,
Our I iisl Cut in Prices
Want lloom for Now Goods (
In our Main and Branch Stores
V70 have 50,000 , Sample Panta
Patterns , To close quick we
will make Panta to Order , from
the sample patterns at each
store , at the following
Great Reduction :
Now $2.50. Formerly $3.00
Now $3.OO. Formerly $3.75
Now S3.5O. Formerly $4.25
Now $4.13. Formerly $5.25
Now $4.41 , Formerly $6.25
Now $4.75. Formerly $7,25
Now S5.O5. Formerly $8.25
Now S5.4O. Formerly $9.25
Now $6.OO. Formerly $10.25
Don't Miss This Chance.
Pants
il Company
408 N. i6th St.
PERMANENTLY
CORED
NO PAY UNTIL CURED
WE ntfER TOD TO 8 .000 PVTIEIII8.
\VritcforERnUHcforBHceB.
EXAMINATION FREE.
To Operation. Ko Detention from Business ,
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
TMF n. n/llM.ER / CO. ,
SOC-MS New York Life Ul'ae. , Omaha. Nub.
AKI ) I'LHMAKKXTtY
cure ; : ui Ncr ou Ifeblllty. Lost
VlUIIty. Vurlfotcj , , Atropuy ,
Phyjlcn ! We l.ne , etc , by IM
I AI'I. the irio-it Hindoo iteru ay.
. . Written Bimraittea ofrure. Sot !
Vnhn & Co. , Cor. lUh & UouirliusSln . nnd J.A.
! -IHI- < CoCor.lith Poiiclaai MH..OMA1U.
11UREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitots. Boo
Building , OMAHA , Neb. Adviuo
CONTUACT OPEN.
Proposals for the erection and tmllcllng
of a brick church building near Demon vlllo ,
Uonlphan Co. , Kansas , will be received by
the undersigned until noon of September
15th , 1MI. )
Plan * und specifications may be seen at
the oinco of Jos. J. Waltz , architect , 1023
Hlley street , Atchlaon , Kansas.
All bidders will be required to furnish a
certified check ( payable to tlie undersigned )
equal In amount to three per cent of bid
submitted , na guarantee to enter Into con
tract with the board should his bid be ac
cepted.
Successful bidder or bidders will be re
quired to furnish a bond for the amount of
contract , for the faithful prosecution and
completion of the \\orh In accordance with
the plans specifications and Instructions.
All proposals must be sealed and endorsed
"Proposals for Church Hulldlng- . "
The board of trustees do not. however.
bind themselves to accept the lowest or any
tender.
ItliV. AUGUSTINE UAKER. O S. It. .
Ucntonvlllc , Kansas.
S-6-7-8
RHlLWflYTiMKOHRD
Leases I CHICAGO & NOHTHWUST'N | Arilve >
OmalialU. P. Depot. 10th & Mason Sts. | Omaha
llonm : Iustern Rxpre < > > 6Dim :
llOOpii Vestllmled LlmltDd 5:4fam
C'55am Mo. Valley Local 10:30jm
SHIpm Omaha Chicago apodal. . . . . . 2:15pm :
LeaveiTjCJIICAGO. 11URLINGTON & O.7Arrlves |
Om ha | Depot 10th and Mason St . I Omaha
-Il5pm : Chicago Vestibule 9M.im
DISam : Chlcnro nxpress 4:2m :
T-.ll''prn Chicago and Iowa Local. .
.l'acllc | Junction
Leaves IllURUNGTON .
Omahal Depot ICth and Mason Sts. I Ointiha
IQilSam . Denver Uxpres4. , . , . 3Siun :
10,15am . Oeadwood Kxprras. . . 4:1 : pm
Uenxcr RxpreM . 4:19pm :
:10m.NelirnFlca : ) Ixical ( except Bunday ) . 65 ! < ) pni
8 iltam. . Lincoln Ix > cal ( except Sunday ) . . II : ; iam
Leaves I K , C. . BT. J. & C. D | Arrlv iT
Omahal Depot JOthaud Hason Sts. I Omaha
Sil am Kansas Cltr li.iy Hiprem B:5Snm :
St5pm.K. : C. Nlg'it I3 jylo.y. i * Trans. 6Mam
Leaves rciIICAaoVR. I , & "PACiriC. | ArrlvTs
OmahalU. P. Depot , 10th Si Mnaon Ht8. | Omalia
-
HAST.
lOMSam..Atlantic Kxpicss ( ex. Sunday ) . . 6CSpm
Cr : > pm NlRht ixpres C40nin
4IOpm..Chlcatco : VestlbulKl I.lrnlte.l . . l:2Jpni
11:8i3rn.Oklahoma : nxp. < to C. II. e . Bun ) til irn
WEST.
: J'.am.Oklnhom & Texas Cxp. ( ex. Surill:35pm :
liiipin Coloindo Limited < :10pm :
Leatesl UIUON PACI1 1C. lArrlvcs
OmshalUnlon Depot , 10th & . Mason Bts.f Omaha
10XUni.r : ( . Kearney Express. . SV ; > fn
2115pm. . . . Ovrrlancl riye.r . & ; l6rirr
1lipm.Ueati1ce : ( t Stroinsli'ff UK ( ex .Sunlilipir ) :
'
Leaves I ClTlCAClD MIL.
OmalialUnlon Depot , IQtli & Haton ! il | Omaha
: Si | > m , . . . . . . . . .ClilcoKo LlniUed . , . . : j5 7n' '
llIOam..CldcaKQ ; Kxpresa < ex. Hun ) . t OOprr
Lcnvrs I P. . K. & MO. VALLKV. JArrUes
Omahal Depot Uth nndWcbster _ fits. I Oniahr
9OSa.m ; IVndwnod lixpreis l:10prr :
9Djam.ix. ; ( ant. ) Wyo. r.x. ( Kx , Mon. ) . . HIDprr
B.OOiim..Norfolk Kxprens ( Kx. Kunday.l ) ' 5m
C:0pm HI. 1'aul n prcss VHOarr
Leaves I 1IIKSOUUI 1'ACIFIC. Arrives
Omaha ] Depot ISth and Webster Bis. Oinahi
0.00-vm . St. Iy > uls llxpresi . , . . . . C.OOjrr
: SOpm . St. Ix > ula Kxpress . CS"pn :
Cldpin. : . Dally ( ex. Hun , Nebraska Local. . > .IUun
LenvTVT C. , ST. I' . . M. ft O. jArrlvn
> OniahalDepot15thand\ _ _ _ _ " ter ' St . j Omahi
. . . Sioux City Accom. < l3 > c.6un.l. . , 8 OSprt
lomm.SlDux : City Accom. ( Kun Only > . . C or.pn
l2llprn..Kloiix : City Uiprcn ( Kx. yun..HKan :
6SOpm . . . . Kl. Paul Limited . . H'lO.m
iJeaTes'l SIOUX'CITY "S. PA ( IFIC. JArrlVei
Ornalia'JUnlon ' Depot , loth t > lasonSH _ | _ Omalr
"tUam . Hloux CltyaHiengcr. . . . . . . .ItfMpii
tMpm . St. Paul Express . IQ.OOjn
VlTV H rAClFlC. l
Ornahal Depot ISth nnd\V _ > tt r Kn. J Omi > h :
t.JOpra . SI. Paul I.lm1t "l
t30pm. . . . . . Chlcnco Limited. _ „ _ . . :10an
avrfl WAUASU HAIIAVAY lArrlVtn
OmahalUnlon l ) pot. 10th fc Mason Bit Mm .
Louis Cuiaun
READY FOR THE GRAB ARMY
Qola Program Tot ILo Reunion of the Old
Wnillorsea la Vailing ,
riTTSBURG ALREADY IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE
Next Vlrok'n Ntitlonnl Knrjuiiiimmt Looked
Upon n * Ilin I.tiM In Which Tens of
ThmmamU of Old Soldier *
AMU Ho In l.lnr.
riTTSRUIlG , Sept , C. All eruption ot red ,
white nnO blue 1ms broken out alt over the
cities ot I'lltslmrg nrul AllcRlicny. It l s
become epidemic , and every hour sees Jresh
bursts ot color , while the stars on "OM
Qlorj" rival In number those of the lieaveng.
Every business house Is robed In bunting
ami ilccoratcd nllli banners , and there will
bo but few tlttc ! lings that will not be bedecked -
decked In tlio national colors. Marjnlflcent
arches arc belnff creeled on the main thor
oughfares , search llfihts of Intense powernrc
being placed on the surrounding heights and
experts are trying to outdo r.ieh other In the
size and beauty of electric light designs.
Business , politics and soda ] functions are
merely sldo Issues Just now. The one-prc-
vnlllnc and all-absorblns idea. Is to prepare
n. fitting reception for the veterans who are
coming here to attend the Twenty-eighth
national encampment of the Grand Army of
the no public.
Applications tor quarters arc pouring Into
the odlce of the local executive council from
nil parts ot the country. It was thought that
the hard times woulil affect the attendance
nt the coming encampment , It hns. however ,
become generally understood that tills \\lll
be tlio last encampment nt which the old
soldiers will parade In tens of thousands.
Old ago and Its Infirmities arc rapidly over
taking the lieroea of 'Gl-C , and many are no
longer able to mtirch long distances regard
less ot storm or sunshine. The rputo Is but
bvo miles long thla encampment.
The majority of strangers so far are men
who expect to turn n penny or two during the
encampment. A. few old soldiers from dis
tant points have arrived. brlnglriR with them
their wives and children. In addition to the
veterans and their relatives an enormous
crowd of visitors Is expected and the van
guard has nlrcady reached here. They feel
that they may never again have the oppor
tunity to see so many of the nation's heroes
massed In one place.
The flrst ot the veterans' organizations to
reach hers are scheduled to arrive on Sat
urday and arrangements have been made to
meet , them at the depots and escort them to
their quarters. The naval veterans will
arrive on that day and will be quartered in
boats on the Monongahcla river. On Sunday
the railroads have arranged to bring In 20-
000 more and by Monday evening nearly 100-
000 veterans will be hero.
The finishing touches are being placed to
day on the mammoth buildings otV estlng-
house , In which a reception will bo tendered
next Wednesday evening to the delegates ot
the Qrand Army ot the Republic encamp
ment , the Woman's Itellcf corps and the
ladles of the Grand Army of the Republic.
This \til ba the social event of the encamp
ment. Uvcry civilian will bo expected to at
tend in full dress while the military men
anil members of the Grand Army of the Re
public will appear In their uniforms.
The contest for the honor of holding the
next encampment -will likely be a hot one.
St. Paul and Louisville , the latter already
having a representative on the grounds , be
ing confident of victory.
Dnn'l 1 re.nl on jttr ,
Vibrates the rattlesnake with his rattla.
Sensible people talio alarm at the chill which
ushtra In chills and fever. If they don't
Tuilw they shiuld , that Hosteller's Stlmoch
Hitters Is the preventer and remedy , Nor
should they forget that It remedies dyspepsia ,
liver complaints , nervousness , sleeplessness
and debility , and is a general tonic without
equal. _
XE\r \ i'oitit Traits Erriw.irjo.v.
lElcliard Slhloy AuU.t the Court to Cancel
Ilia Stork .Subscription.
NEW YORK , Sept .0. At a special term
of the supreme court today an order was ob
tained In the suit of Richard C. Slbley
against the New York TimoB Publishing
company , to compel the defendant company
to give to the plaintiff a copy , or permit the
plaintiff to take copies of the original
agreement which he signed In conjunction
with others , subscribing for (50,000 ( of the
stock of that company and also to compel the
company to deposit the document in the office
ot the cleric of tlio court for three days , for
the examination and Inspection of the plain
tiff and his attorneys. The papers upon the
application allege that fraud was practiced
upon th plaintiff in securing his subscrip
tion In his petition Mr. Slbley states
among other things that ho seel < s a revision
of his agreement , to eubscrlbo to the Times
company's stock , "by reason of the frauds
and deceits practiced upcn him , " and he
asks that his relations to the Times as a
stockholder bo "utterly severed , " and states
that he has come Into a court of equity tor
protection against liability as a stockholder
as to any complication with creditors ot that
company. Mr. Slbley also avers on Informa
tion and belief that the Times company Is
"In precarious financial condition In that Its
business has not been successful , "
Oregon Kidney Tea , cures all Iddn" ,
troubles. Trial size. 25 cents. MI druggist *
n . .
8TE.IL1XU STATUS tAiailtRIl ,
Cilguiitlo Frauds Uiirnrtlieil In MliiurMitu by
Srimtor DIMon.
MINNCAPOLIS , Sept. 6. State Senator
W. S. Dedon ot the senatorial committee ,
which Is Investigating the frauds against the
state In the cutting of pine on school lands ,
has just returned from an extensive cruising
through the country where the frauds are
alleged to hare been committed. Said he :
" \Vo are now ready with the evidence neces
sary to begin suits aggregating $503.000
against various lumber firms of the state.
Up to date wo bavo uncovered frauds which
will mount up to $1,000,000 , and the Investi
gation has cost the state 50,000 , One firm
which has cut over a section , cettled with
the state on HID basis of only 671,000 feet.
Our scale from the stump shows that over
7,000,000 , was actually cut. and the true figure
Is probably neaily 0,000,000. This Is a sam
ple case. Alter it was cut , an employe was
Instructed to burn It uv r. and make a clean
Job ot It , Our report to the next legislature
will open tlielr eyes to corruption In high
places that they had not dreamed of.Vc
shall not deal In glittering 5Moralities , but
In cold , hard facts. "
Oregon Kidney Tea cures nervous lica.1
Jicliej. Trial size. "f > cents. All drugeiits.
rira JNMcriiKxnt AuiK.tnr
I.yiH liora of tlio Six Nt'croo * Find tlio I.mv
\ lint uu Tlinlr Trail.
MEMPHIS. Tcnn , , Sept. 0 , The Investiga
tion into the lynching of six negroes near
Mllllngton Is being pushed with vigor. The
grand jury hag returned flvo Indictment !
and more will follow. Those Indicted are
Detective , S. Richardson , who arrestec
the negroes and led them Into the hands ol
the mob ; A , Atkinson , the man who drovi
the wagon : Jeff Uaxton. a me reliant at Kcrr
vllle. who Is supposed to have been the leadei
ot the mob ; Mike Strlckfadden and Jin
Slssely , members of the vlgllants. Report :
from Kcrrvllle and Mllllngton state the
lynchers have become alarmed and many an
making preparations to leave the country.
Oregon Kidney Tea curei backache. Trial
slzo , 25 cents. All druggists ,
UliknoMii .Sclimiiiflr fiimk.
CHATHAM , Mass. . Sept. C , A largo three
masted schooner lias sunk eft here. It I :
believed that ( he ran cm the rocks durlni
the fog Uit night. Her name ia not known
c
IrrlcatlonUri Kutlni ; Watermelon * .
ROCKY FORD , Colo. . Sept. 6. The dele
gates to the Irrigation congress arrived hen
early today and ore joining heartily will
thousands of other visitors In the unnua
watermelon day celebration. They will In
poet tht Irrigation works ot the Arkansas
valley and return to Denver tonlsht ,
CONVICTED BY THEIR OWN "vVonD
Who InlrmttMl Holding Up llrirnvr
Jrltnr I Mil fnrTrlnl.
The three men , Jesse James , \V. C Dln-
kle and J. V. Cook , who had planned to rob
Ualthlas J-tter the South Omaha , brewer ,
and whoso plan * were nipped In the bud ,
Wrro tip before * the Judge of the pollco court
yesterday , where they were convicted on their
own testimony , though the detectives put In
n word , to help them along. In passing sen
tence , the court gave James sixty days In
the county Jil ! , vhllo Cook and Ulnklo got
ninety da > s each , n portion of which time-
Is to bo devoted to i-atlng bread ami water ,
Tin. ItiiHyliic ilcgKnr * iliiHml ,
David Cook , another one "f the stragglers
from the original Kclley tinny , which went
through Omaha with BO much pomp nml
splendor last rprlng , was In police court yes
terday charged with being- vagrant Cook
was hungry ami was begging upon the
streets In the northern portion cf the city.
At ono house he was refused n liand-oul ,
after which he turned In and fllmsod the
lady ot the house by using shccklngly b d
language.
Jick Kennedy was another who was ar-
rcslcd for begging upsn the streets. LIUo
another street beggar who was before the
court ho abused all ot the persona who re
fused alms. Jock was sentenced to > five
days In the county Jail , the sentence , how-
ou-r , being suspended providing ho would
get out of town. Ho promised and Tstnrteil
far some other port.
'IlMlk I'lKHfllHlotl ol Mill llolHll.
Malcomb Dow hns Importuned the police to
arrest four men who are cccupylng his resi
dence nt Thirty-ninth and Miami streets In
Omaha View addition. Ho Bays that one week
ago , and while ho was absent , thesa men
ciuno upon the premises and appropriated
hla house and the contents. When he ri >
: urned Wednesday they were In full posses-
iton and refused to move out. He says that
hey are strangers In the neighborhood , but
.hat ho Is of the cplnlon ( lint they are a
gang of toughs who have been committing
depredations In the outbtng additions to the
city during the past monlh ,
Molfl llunkiit of ( irnpr * .
Wan Jncltson , a young man from thacoun-
ry. stands an excellent cliauca of going to
ho penitentiary , and nil because ho got h Id
of n 25 ceiit basket of grapes that belonged
to Eomo other person 'Ihero was ono of the
Missouri Pacific cars ctandlng on the siding
and from thla car AVnn stele n lone basket
of grapes , first breaking In the door. Ho
was caught In the act and charge with
burglary Yesterday ho pleaded guilty and
ivns heM to the district court In bonds ot
$1,000 Not beingnblo to put up the
collateral , ho went to Jail.
Vlnril for Whipping i Hoy.
John Lawson , a boy of thirteen summers ,
as lined ? 12 and costs for having made an
assault upon P. Slkes , a boy who clerks In a
cigar store at Kouist street and Sherman
avenue. Lawson Is ono of the lough boys
of that vicinity , and n few days ago lie went
'nta the store and demanded a package
ot cigarettes , Baying that he had no money.
S.kes refused to part with the weeds , and
so told Mwson. who left the store , declaring
that he would get even. A day or two
"ater Lawson mot SlUcs on the strcct and
java him a severe pounding.
Charge * Aculnnt hiilnnn Kcoprr * .
V. S. Vodlcka , John Slmerlck and W. J.
Durlln , proprietors of a South Thirteenth
street saloon , have been arrested for the
reason that they have failed to fllo their
articles of partnership. They claim that the
prosecution Is Instituted by n man who takes
this course to get even with one of the part
ners who owes him a small debt , which Is
some tlmo past duo. The hearing ot the cass
comes up next Saturday. It Is the first
prosecution under the state law , which re
quires the filing of articles of co-partncr-
Bhlp.
Minrt 1'ollcn Slorlon.
For kicking Ofllcer Billy White , Charles
Peterson was yesterday fined ? 20 and costs.
Sam Mazza , a boy who has been hanging
around the entrance- the Boyd theater for
the past two years , was yesterday booked for
the reform school , bis pirents declaring that
he had become Incorrigible and that he was
beyond their control.
The case against Tom Foley , Will Carter
and W , S. Curtis , charging that they operate
a room where gambling devices are kept anil
Tvhc-ro the tiger Is bearded in his den , was
commenced In police court yesterday , with
a number of prominent citizens being called
as witnesses , "
Lawrence Porter and Thomas Zlmmcr-
mann ucro sent to the county Jill to do
thirty days each , the charge against them
being that they stole a coupio of sets of har
ness frcm Porter Ilros. & Hackworth of Ot-
tumwa , la. , afterward bringing the property
to this city and placing It lu ono of the pawn
shops.
_ _
A XVSl'KVT.
Cnnstiililcfl Tire on u Man Knpriosml to Huvo
Hern : i Safn Illonur.
MASCOUTAH , III. . Sept , 0. Safe blowers
broke Into the store of William Peters at
New Memphis lost night and moved a heavy
safe Into the street where they were prepar
ing to blow It up. Louis K raus , a young
farm or , coming Into town for a. physician ,
came upon the criminals , who fired upon him
without warning , shooting him In several
places but not fatally. The firing aroused
the citizens who are In pursuit of the gang ,
The leader was recognized.
A suspect was found In the Okaw bottoms.
He , It Is said , resisted arrest , and fired upon
the constables , who retaliated with fatal ef
fect , The man who was killed has the ap-
pearanc ; ot a tramp , but had nothing In hla
possession to Indicate that he had been Im
plicated In the nafe burglary.
AXOTIlKlt JtltlHI KK
II. IN. DlRoloir OixntiUliiir a Hrcoiul t'om-
lilnn In ( . 'onipctu with III * I'Irs I.
CHICAGO , Sept. 6 , English capital Is now
looking for another Chicago Investment.
For some time past the creator of the Brew
ery trust. II. M. Digclovv , has been In Europe -
rope endeavoring to organize Into a syndi
cate twenty of the largest breweries In Chicago
cage and outside of the present great trust ,
and which , ivhcn completed , Is to have a
capital ot } 13,000,000. , or $2.009.000 moro
than the prebrnt syndicate. Mr. Hlgclbw had
6ccur d $3,000,000 of the $13,000,000 neces
sary and it Is said that the now syndicate
will comprise about twenty of the breweries
In this city. _
TIIK ItH.Vl.TV MAIIKKT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record September
C. 1S91 :
WAititANTT ncnna.
H II lEntfldn nml vlfc ti > II U liotcbmniT ,
lot IS , block 9. W AlbrlRlit. J D09
Western Invrmmenl cumiuny to A O Vnr-
rump. 2lx ) n U In < w M-H-1J , . . . 2.000
ChlcaK" Lumber counuiny to ( lporie IlnUT ,
n tj fort lot a unit H n feel lot 23. lllim-
Imugli 1'lucc , anil lot 1 , block C , I'arkrr" *
mlil 1
Biin to I 1' Itaiter , n 3'i tcvl lot IS , Ijloclt
4. nuUllv or J I llt-llck'K nidi 1
O W Ames mid wlfo to It J Blevnt. lot 20
and 8 'A lot I ) , Mock 3 , A luce Place TSO
3 V CoiKl nmlwife In C II Uiixlln , nil lot
2 , Mode It , Rmllli'K ml.I lyinj ; H u ( Tur-
liarn utrt-et { uxce | > t a H IffU. . . , . . ) . 'M
H M duil iinj liufttnml to nam < > , lot II ,
Wrxk 5. Hnnicom 1'liu-e , , , . , . , 3IW
J I1 ( "omt nn < l wlfo t Bttme Intu 24 nml 21 ,
block 0 , lot 10. bli > cU 5 , llon cum 1'lacff ,
w U lot 3D. Illnicli.indi I'luce Z1.K9
C II Ituitln nml wife to Kllvn M Coail , lot
K , Mock HO , Omaha 13.005
a W JlriKKn and wife to I'.lta Ilrailzir ,
lot B , block 115. Boillh Omalia. . . , , COO
QUIT CLAIM IEI : > H.
J VT IJvoreky nnd wife to Western In
vestment company , * > , ! t ucrra oC lot X In
W-IS-1J , I
J 1 Ilnllck to J V CoHil. W 87 feet of n
137V4 feet lot 2 , Mock II , Hmltli'M ud.l. . . . . . I
I
Total amount ot tranifvn , W3.KI
When Daby wan tlct , wo care tier CoitorU.
When bho won a Child , the cried for Gutorla.
When Blia became Jillia , blio clung to Castorlx
When she bed Children , the uavo them Cotlorii