Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY 1H3B: "WEDNESDAY, A V(l tST 20, 15100.
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SPEGIAL NOTICES
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Trill hp Inttrn tin (II Vi in. for the
earning edition nml until H StO i. ni.
for iiinriiliiK nml Sunday edition.
Rules, I l-Un n word fl rt limrrllnn.
Ir a iniril tliprenf ter. Nothlim tiiken
fur Iron I It mi 'it,v for Hip llrt Inser
tion, These nit vrrllnrmriit must III'
run coiMro tit I vr I7.
Advertiser,, 1 j- rruneat ln n num
bered rlirnk. cnn lin-- niinurr nil-
ilri'stril to n numbered Irttpr In cnic
if Till! lice. AnitKri an iiildrrmrd ttIII
be delivered on ureirututluu of tliu
lipeW only.
w vif.i-uti atiox.
YOt NO MAN' desires place to work for
hoard while attending school. Boyle'B
collrgr. Tel. 19SI. A-M509 30
HY nil nroiind newspaper nifin. soliciting
or reporting, in low a or jNonrasmi goo.i
rcf rcni'i-x HXl. Hcc. A-Mvi'llfi
A HUSTLER wants situation hh city sales
man, commission or milnry, any linn. Ad
dress S la. lice. A-S13-2y
va i 1:11 .iiAiiti help.
WANTED, wo have Htfnay work for n few
good hurdlers of good habit nnd nnpear
ncc. C. V. Adams Co., 1000 Howard St.
H 376
ItARHEH trade tnught thoroughly In short
time; catalogue and particulars freo.
Adores Western Barbe Inntltuto.
Omaha, Neb. H 077
WANTED, laboiers. teamsters, rork man
anil surface men, Nob., Vo., and Iowa,
free fan-; Highest wages; ship ilallv
Western It. It. Labor Agency, 310 H. 11th.
B-578
AN INTKLMOICN'T vnunc man to tako u
shorthand s diolarshlp In best school and
pay f.ir It when course Is completed and
position sccureu. Auuress i, .', uen.
11-579
COATMAICI5H wanted at oncn. Henry
KaK-elbaum, West Point, Neb. H-MJW
OI5T a free entalocue of the Nebraska
Krliool of Mncnetlim anil Ost. onathV.
J.M1-I7 r'hlciiKO street, Omaha, Neb ; ijrad-
linns emnloyed. i .iia
DO ynr want Job tnucilnu salary certain?
Answir, Trlumidi Co., Dallas, Tex.
M-.M572 29
WANTKD. men to learn barber trade: w
make cM'Kptlnnally Rnnd offers this month
nf ne)iolnrshlp. board, tiols ntid trans-
rorlalli'ii m our cnrewcH ai i nicann. ni
.mils nr MltineapollH; you can lm K'lar
in,t,.ii tiMtor niiMltlotm bv InliilMU now cnnipHlKn waterproor necisties; kooiis en
1., H r Kh i' inip I "to" ' " - tlrcly new and patented, aitents dellKhte.l,
;.-.V." ,d h fe - al tr .,ce inenlH free bv sales, unlimited ; what others do. you can
nddressInK Moler Ilarber Collcce P.epro
sentatlvc. 623 Farnam hi., omnnn.
J1-M020 )
RIIoi;.MAUi:il n work on a Jack. $10 a
wccK. 2IT) 1'iin. ii im .o
M'iv'Pt.'Ii rximni.t nut Miilp.imen tn well the
best line nf stock and poultry foods In the
world, experienced men only need aupi :
no tramps wanted: a liberal commlslon
and exclusive territory to rlsht men;
have agents now cleaning up from ti to
1.71 weeklv. samples free. I'liiwer City
Plai.i rood Co.. Rochester. N'. Y.
ll .M i'Ii .it
WANTHH. A baker, at Smith's bakery.
1102 I'lfth avenue. Council niurN
IJ MSf; .0
WANTI5D, yiiung
Imndle wrapping.
man experienced In
Nebraska Clothing Co.
I1-.M832 .'10
A ANTI'.I . everywhere, hustlers In tack
signs, dlstrlhlte circulars, samples, etc.;
tin , jinvasshig: good pay. Sun Advertis
ing Hureaii. Chicago. H-M820 29'
NTI5D, llrsl-class nil salesman tn sell
Hn.Uevo III. Her Scale Solvent; verv
libenil I'nnimlsMlnu. Address l.nck Hot.
Ill Mnssllli.n. O. H-.MS23 29
W NTI',1) rilMALI 1 1 E 1, P.
av ixTHl.l.tC.ENT lady to lakn n sbort-
hnnd scholarship In best school anil pay
for It wlien course is compietea aim posi
tion secured. Address L 2.,, Hee. C 3S0
WANTED. 200 girls, 1521 Dodge. Tot. S76.
C 5St
SO girls wnnted. Canadian olllco 1522 Douglas
wanted, educated young Indict to learn
nursing Apply to secretary. Fremont
hospital. C sums
A NTI5D. competent servant for general
housework. Apply 1121 ts. aiHtsy j(
NTI5l. girl for general housework In
famlK of three. Apply 2322 Pnpplelnn
aveimi. C-.Mi77 29'
ANTED, a competent girl for general
housework. Mrs. On. . Payne, :i&2
l.li.iolu boulevard, llcmls Paik.
C-791
W ANTI5D. Miung woman for general
Im.ixru i,i k, two In family; limulre 1133
North 20IH street. r i!y
WANTED, competent cook,
-I red
WANTED Competent girl for general
housework, must understand cooking. Ap
ply ii;ii iiougo si. t lu-iit.;.
A QUIET rellneil lady, a reader and com
panion for blind gentleman, 15. H. Chand
ler. 2iW
H30 Half Howard.
C-Sll-29
A OIRL tn dn general housework at 2007
St. Mary s avenue. C S12-29'
WANTED Competent cook. Inquire ti23 S.
21111 HI I. -M3-2'J"
OIRL fr general housework, 1131 So. 31st
street. C SIS.
tilRL for housework: family of three; no
washing; 2M0 N. 22d street. C-S23-31
ANTED, girl for general housework.
Mrs. .1. H. Porter, 1512 S. 29th st.
I'Oll IU5NT ItOHNES.
IF you wont your houses well ronted place
them with Hoimwa .t Co. D 5S3
HOUSES, "etc. Ii". D.Vcad7l52rDoi7glasr'
D-3SI
9-ROHM house, all modern, 513 N. 23d. In
quire ( W. Dunn, 1211 Farnam.
D-M3U
7-HOOM cottage. 2611 N. 17th ave. Clarko
Powell, 310 Now York Liro. D-M5H
HOUSES, stores. Bemls, Pnston block.
D-5S6
HOUSES and flats. Rlngwalt, Barker tills.
D-5&9
Von HUNT, strictly modern flat In dTu--tdgc
building, opposite city hall.
JOHN W. HOHHINS, 1802 FARNAM ST.
D-C03
NIi'E apartments of ti rooms and bath; lino
repair; location best in city, $17.50 to right
party. Enqtilio looms 210-311 Hrown Hlk.
D-631
2120 Sherman iim., S-room, with city water,
hath, barn, $26. F. D. Wead, 16th and
Douglas. D M705
!2i William St., 3 rooms $3.00.
fl6 S. 23d. I rooms-$10.00.
m S 2Jrd., 3 rooms $7.00.
191.' Seward St., 5-room cottage $10.00.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO..
161 li and Douglas St.
D-M1S3
1721 N 27th St. Nine-room ho.ise, all mod
em, in tine repair. $17.50.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO..
16th and Douglas St.
D-Mis:
10-ROOM steam heated tint, all modern.
:.11T DoJglas. Inqutro Lllidquest, 316 So.
istn u ii.
3l(.l-:il07 Jackson street; here are two all
modern hoin.es; will rent them to a steady
tenant for $lv Payne-Knox Co. main
floor N. Y. Life Hldg. D-.M796 31
DUNDEE, the Fischer property, a beautl
ful home, strictly modern, h rooms, 3.00.
W I.. SEI.HY.
333 and 331 Hoard of Trade Hldg 'Phono 1510
D-M675-'-')
ALWAYS moving H. H. goods. Pianos.
Olllce. 151111, Farnam St. Tel. 1559 or 863.
D-5S3
SUE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE.
D-MMJ3
HOUSES for rent In nil parts of tho city.
Brciinun-Love Co,, 320 8. 13th St.
D-1S7
Full RENT. S-rootn modern cottage In
1 ilre 2132 St Mary s D-MS29 2
S.ROOM Hut mgdcru uii;rormeni. .15
ZXl Douglas. D-MSiQ P
rou iti:T-ri ftMsiir.n rooms.
3 furnished rnoniK for housekeeping; man A
HC ivui uincii III UJttlU, ULJ 11(11,
K-eo
KICK ROOMS, private family. Gentlemen
oniy. ivw nouge K uij
nOU811KI'hMNO."Tl4Tmiravr
E-5S3 20
NICE rooms, 1317 Chlcugo; iirlvute family.
e-:s: a
t Aitrnvrniis ami joiiiiuhs.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to J. T. Ochiltree. coth
ntid Lake Sts. ZiO
Ft IIMSIIEI) IIOOMS KM) HOARD.
THE Mcrrlam, Good summer resort, 23th &
Dodge. K iM
OL,UNCAmN',trnn3lcnts,1.25day. im Duls.
i' iji
UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport St.
HANI3SOMI5IA furnished rooms; Rood
bnnrd; rates reasonable. The Hose 2n2(j
Harney. F-M2H all
IN' PIUVATK family.
2020 St. Mary's Ave.
V-CM
PI.I5ASANT roomM with board. 1009 Cap
Itol ave. K-M615 31
TIIH PIIATT. a desirable front room with
nlcove, 2d lloor. 212 H. 2oth st. K-S19,
rou i:.M'-rrritMsiti:n iiooms.
Tlinni? modern rooms for llKht housekeep
ln; Rood location. Address S 33, Hee
O 776
SIMT of rooms, 621 South 20lh Ave
-asiC-30
rou iii:.vr-3Toitns ami orrirns.
roil ltKN'T. store In nisl-clasn location,
rent reasonable. Apply II. C. Peters A
Co., ground lloor, lieu IlldR. 1201;
STOHI5 room, C21 South lth; power fur
nished If desired. Clarke Powell. 31" New
York Life. I-M313
roil RKNT. nice brick store building In
lloek Port, Atchison county. Mo. ; fine
location for K-nurnl stock of merchan
dise, building Is 2lxM feet, with ware
mom separate, and Is owned by Masonic
lodge, ono of the best corners In town.
Addross W. 15. Olermann, secretnry
1187
.ui;T( waiiji).
$25 TO JM easily made by our live nsents,
men or women, selling our latest novelty,
(!o; time is snort, wrne looay anil securo
exclusive territory, guaranteed best seller.
Address, with stamp, M. &. M. Mantg. Co ,
Dept. C, Sprlnglluld, Mass
' J-M992 SeptlO'
STOItAfiK.
PACiriC Storage and Warehouse Co., 912
911 Jones, general storage und forwarding.
Om. Van Stor. Co., 1311V4 lrarn. Tcls. 155D-SC3.
LVJ
WATI5II TO ni)V.
Ai l. I'inds nt household coods. hotels, etc..
In lnrte and small quantities. Chicago
Furniture. Co., 110C-10 Dodge. Tel. 2o:u.
N' 601
WILL Durchase a limited lumber of
Omaha Savings Hank accounts, llrennan
Love Co.. 309 So. 13th. N-fiOJ
2D-HAND bicycles.
Omaha Hlcycle Co.
N-603
50 2D-HAND typowrtters.
Co.. Cor 15th & Harney
Nebraska Cycle
N 7I3-ASO
SINC.LE harness with collar for trap; pay
cash. Address H ... Hee N-M7SI 29
I'Oll SAM5 rrilMTl 1115.
HOUSEHOLD furniture.
1201 N. 2i!th st.
0-.M593 30
FOR SALE, a llrst-clas oak roller-top
desk. :0l nluff street, Council Hlurfs.
0-.M635 3)
'Oil SALE HOUSE, VEHICLES. I5TC.
MITST sell, two 2d hand extension ton car
riages, equally good as new and at less
limit l.i price. 1 an ana see us n you want
ii liimtrv or nhaeton: can savu vou mnnnv. I
Wm. Pfclffcr Carrlago Wks., 2020 Leaven-
worth.
P-732
NEW and 2d H. vehicles at marked down
prices. Harry Frost, l It n &. Leav.
P-603
FOR SALE, horso nnd buggy cheap. 2132
Hi. aiary s ave. v at sag 2
KOIl SAI,I5 MISC'1:LI,AM50L!.
HARD nnd soft foundation piling; hog
feuco ami criuoing. vui uougias. y six
2701 Farn.im CUTTERS of drug prices. Sherman &. Me-C'-MWJ
2:i Council Drug Co., Cor. ICth and Dodge.
W
H. 11 ASS, Florist. 1813 Vinton St. Tel. Vi.
Plants, cut llowers. boquets, hall, resi
dence, wedding anil grave decorations.
Orders by mall or ctprcsH promptly tilled.
2DHAND safe cheap. Dcrlght, 1116 Farnam.
tui
SAFES; buy, sell, ox ge.
Schwartz, 111 S. 13.
Q-C32
M. & W. tires, $2.75.
Omaha Bicycle Co.
Q-633
M ANSON bicycles. $23, Omaha Rlcyc.lo Co.
2NDHAND wheels, $5 to $10; new wheels
$13. Omaha Llcyclo Co., Wth & Chicago sts
Q-631
LIGHT wugon canvas top, $10. .110 N. 17th.
Q M6I0 30
W15HER up. piano, slightly used; big bar
gain. 1620 Douglas St. Q-M76U 29
Ml MCE I.LAM50US.
NOTICE, country dealers, 2dhand furnlturo
nnu 8tove3 at lowest prices, carioau lots or
loss, uiiicago i' urnuuro t;o., iiro-ju uonge.
R-iSW
OSTEOPATin.
JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y Life Hldg.;
,1 1S1' AIIm 'nhmnti It II tnilMn'
dept.; Old E. Johnson, O.steopattiist, Mgr,
5
V E. DONOHUE. I). O.. of Still school.
Klrksvllle, Mo. 604 Paxton Dlk. Tel. 1367.
-6JC
DRS. McMURRAY & MUSICK will open
osteopathic ollico sept. J, wu-tas ueo umg.
-MSU 81
A. T,
HUNT, D. "O. 305 Karbneh. Tel. 2352.
MD26 HepIG
CLAIHVOYAM".
FREE TEST TO ALL FREE
THE KINO OF LIFE READERS.
-DR H. V. MAY
PERM ANENTLY LOCATED.
113-SOUTH EIGHTEENTH ST.-113
I1KTWRRV nnt'fll.AS AND DODO 15
BEWARE OF THOSE WHO TRY TO IMI
TATE HIS WORK. , ,
TWENTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC
or
. May does not claim to bo tho gieatest
nor Is he a cheap preienuer, nor is no
the only medium on earth. Hut ho docs
&XMni& Kareatonl n.ot1"h.?noo
Ir. nrof.. n., hlo roml nora nr iieUuowl-
edged by both press and public to be
of tho highest order. Dr. May's un
bounded success Is that ho advertises
nothing but what he can do.
-FREE TEST TO ALL. FREE
Ho tells your name, your mother's maiden
name, your occupation, date of birth, who
aim wnen you will marry 111 even, puim
ing
life
mil
tranc
privately arranged, you meet no callers.
CONSULTATION FREE.
LEAVE YOUR POCKETBOOK AT HOME
DR. MAY has no 5 or 10-cent barguln days
to entice, thy. credulous Into his parlors
with tho object nf Imposing upon tholr
confidence by charging them largo fees
neiore tney get out. new-are ui sucn
catch-penny schemes. DR, MAY says
come without purso and without money
and ho will convince you of his sincerity
ami superiority. No money needed leave
your pockotbooks at home If you aro
going to see a medium, why not see tho
bm-SOUTH EIGHTEENTH ST.-U3
BETWEEN DOUGLAS AND DODO E.
8 MS1 29
I
prof. JAMES.
171I-'IoU81iip-17M
tile
See
In order to more thoroughly Introduce
himself to the citizens of uttuihn he wlil
Klvo readings for the
Wc-R U D U C 15 D C 1 1 A HO 1 :&c
SOc-HKDUCED CHA HOK-50u
THIS W15I5K ONLY
I'rof. James l a fully developed clair
voyant and trance medium. Ho loll full
name of caller, mi mo of sweetheart, friend,
hiislmnd or anyone. Tells all about your
business nffalrs, your love and domestic
affairs, cause speedy niurrlnK", removes
domestic trouble, retoies lost affection,
rtm.ives evil Influences, etc. Perfect satis
faction fiunnint"".'d or no lee accepted.
Wc E0r 5oc
OKrtCKS:
i7ii-uoraiTAs-i7ii
Cc
S-M53I 3)
t:i,i:CYItIC TttEATMK.NT.
I5L1T15 parlom. 615 S. lfith, second Iloor.
T-MD10 81
UKATMl'i: HAIll.OW. Arabian treatment
baths. 317'i N. 15tb. 1st flat I". T iS 30
M.M 15. 1.K15. mugnotic
treatment.
T-
m s.
577
13th, room l.
MMI5. AMKS, baths. 1C15 Howard, room 1.
2d noor: attendant. I 578 30'
t'j:it?o.Ai,.
I.ADII5S' hair shampooed, dretaed, 35c. Hair
toilet goodrf. Monticit, isis l'-arnam. Tel ziu
U-010
MONHKIT. Chiropodist. IBIS ram. Tel. ZIS3,
U-C3J
TURKISH baths, mnssago Tifttbs. electric
tutus, for ladles only; skilled women
massaco operators; linen t equipped baths
in i no my. i(nsiom nam uompany
llooms 216 to 220, Ueo building. U-M1
PIIIVAT15 hospital for ladles before &dur
lug roittlncmctit; babies adopted, 1120 N. 17.
U--6I3
Vi SOM5S. 33c; velvet rubber heels. 33c. Tho
old reliable, S. P. Peturjon, lGth & Cuming
u o 1 1
Dfl. HOY, chiropodist; corns removed, 23c
nnu upward, ltoorn jz, trenrcxr diock.
U-titl
HI PTl HI5 cured; no knife, no pain, no
danger; send for circulars, umpire imp-
turo uurc, in rs. v. l,uo mag., umana.
U 143
PLHATINO and pleated skirts of all kinds
M. Goldman & Co., 200 Duuglus block.
U-BI8
IniVATr5 homo before and during confine
ment: babies adopted, airs, uursei, ,:u
Hurdette. u-
HOFF'S Kxpress & Messenger Co. Tel. 1717,
VIA VI, woman's way to health. 31C Hee bldg
u o-
CPPEHLY corset to order.
1612 Capitol av
U -MUll ol
I5PPI5HLY corset to order.
1612 Capitol AV,
Lorr.s & bunions destroyed. 511 Karbach Hlk
U VJ S-5
HAVE furs repaired and altered now. Don t
wnlt until tho busy season and expect
work done at once. Aulabaugh, Son A Co.,
Furriers, C06 Karbach Hlock, Omaha.
U-9I8-S"
pTitTn'O; buttons to order; pinking
while you wait. Omaha Pleating Co., 1521
lyoilglllS, J '"Juw
JOHN HUDD, optician, 116 S. 16th st.
u ;m oi
RARE CHANCE!
HYPNOTIST In town on'y for one week.
Will positively teach you how to'hypnotlie
111 one lesson. Three dollars I leis(m. Yon
can cure diseases and Influence others
and acquire happiness and success In life.
mako application m once in nviuijuxi,
Sll. Hee. U-M52S29
IIO.M'.Y TO I,OA 11I3AI. HST.VTE
PRIVATE money, 5, SVfc, 6 per cent; no de
lay. uarvin uios., iuji r.irnum, v n
. - - - -
WANTED City and farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. K. C. Peters & Co., 1702
Farnam St., Heo IJldg. W-650
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas.
W-G31
UO.M't TO I.OAX URAI, W.STATI5.
FIVE percent money. Bemls, Paxton block.
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa farms at 6 per cent. Uorrowers can
nav $luo or unv multiple. Any Interest
date. No delay. Hrennan-Love Co,, 309
South 18th St.. omalia, Kco. w 031
MONEY to loan on first-class Improved city
property or for building purposes. Payno
Knox Co., New York Life. W 633
5, fH. 0 per cent on Omrha, So. Omaha
W. H. Thomas, 503 1st Nat. bank. Tel. 16U.
W Ci5
MONEY to loan at 5 and BU per cent on
umuliu property, vv. u. AieiKic, toi a. wn
IwO
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. urcnuan-L.ovo wo., ao. i.un.
W-637
$1,000 and upwurd to loan on Improved city
jiroporty and farms. W. Farnam Smith &
Lo., 132U farnam. w Uos
WANTED City loans, bonds und warrants,
Gcorgu & Company. 1001 Farnam St.
W-039
MONEY In any amount at 5, G' 6 per cent.
J. W. ROBULNS & CO.. 1S02 FARNAM ST.
w-wo .
MONEY to loan on farm and city nroporty
lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co,. 150-Farnam
.MOXKV TO I. O.V. CHATTEL,
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
Wo endorser or mortgage required.
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
STR I CT L Y CO N FID ENTI A U
OMAHA CREDIT CO..
Room 526, fifth lloor, New York Llfo nidg,
-M-O-N-E-Y--D-O-Y-O-tr-N-E-E-D-I-T
Wo make loans from $10.00 un on furnlturo
pianos, horHes. cows, etc.; you keep the
nronertv: or we will make you a SALARY
LOAN on you own note, without Indorser
or mortgage; wo cnarge aiMoiutPiy nom
Ing for making papers, and we keep noth
Ing out of tho amount you borrow, you
mav pay tho money back In ono month or
tako more time. In which to pay It, and
you aro expected to pay for It only what
time you use It; otir rates aro low and
OUT tcrilis uie lliu l-nnunt. uui unamend la
as condentlal as Is posslblo and our treat
ment Is always courteous. Omaha Mort
gage Loan Co., 306 So. 16th Bt. Estab
lished 1892. -(j.2
SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. J
W. TAYl.uu, 21s f irst .-sat. iiaiiK mug
X 669
PRIVATE LOANS TO SALARIED PEO-
air hnv.
uiumn ..mi.j
everything else to
can be accnoa "afoT ofllce with
iro .tn, ."' ......
nl.ie In the cltv.
AMERICAN LOAN CO..
Uoorn 601, Hcc Untitling.
X-M723
LOANS
TO SALARIED PEOPLE.
their notes. No mortgage; no Indorser: 110
publicity. Simply a CONFIDENTIAL
BUSINESS DEAL. We loan THOUSANDS
In this way. SO DON'T HESITATE ABOUT
CALLING. We 'ire hoitler nnd want more
business. R. R. EMPLOYES RECEIVE
PROMPT SERVICE TO SUIT THEIR
TIME AND CONVENIENCE Theso nro
times of heavy competition nnd to remain
leaders we must give moro for your money
than others iiAHr;.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO..
Room 303 Third Floor. Paxton Hlk,
X-370.
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, iew-
eiry, nurses, cows etc. u. v , necu, ai n u,
V wo
CLAIHVOYA Vf.
MIIMiV TO I.ON..-fll VTTI.KS.
MONEY loaned on pianos, 'urnlt ire. h"r'
cowj, jewelry, ujn urceu, us, unrK-r iiik
X 60S
MONKY loaned sn1artet people holding per
manent position wun responsinie concerns
upon their own names without security,
easy payments. Tolman, 7u6 N Y. L. Hltlg
X ''.70
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, dia
monds .watenes, privately, nerger s i.oau
Co., 1501 Farnam St , upitalrs. X 606
MONEY loaned on furniture, diamonds.
watches, payments cnniiiieniiai. umana
Chattel Loan Hank. 220 S. 15th, upstnlis
X-667
IIII.MMlNs fliAAtns.
FOR RENT Owing to .advancing years Mr
H. Haas, the florist at 1M3 Vinton street,
has decided to rent out his hot house at
above location, occupying 7.00u to S.iw
square feet, under glass, with about 20i1
winnows, nnu me resiucnce ami store
fronting the street, on the motor lino to
South Omaha. Excellent location for the
business. Y 3S2
FOR RENT, dining room of Lange hotel;
good inducements to lirst-ciass pariy.
V-M2S3
FOR SALE, populist newspaper, with nr
without subscription list. Address S 5.
Omaha Dally Hec, Y-MS9I 30
1 DESIRE ladles or gentlemen to Join me
In n very line Colorado mining prop isltloi;
more than I can carry alone; please ln
ve.MlEalo. Patton hot-1 Tuesday ,mJ
Wednesday. 10 to 12 o'clock, or any other
hmir by appointment. t-Mrs.i E C At
wood. Y-MS01 2:i
WANTED live men or women to write for
Hartford Life Insurance Co, big pay to
hustlers. Lyman Waterman, cm Hee
bldg., mgr V-SU-31
rou ijvciianoi:
OOOD rental property for farm. Monroe
& Co., lYed and Fuel, Sll N. Pith st.
JJ-M622 31
WANTED, to trade Emerson piano for
room nnd board. F. Hose, Nebroska Cycle
Co.. 13th und Hartley. Z--M7W 2
MECHANIC wants to exchange carpenter
work for theup houte and lot. S as, Hee.
Z-MS'A 2 )'
roit sai.i: itn i, iistati:.
HtJl'SES, farnis" ItrcTl'alterson, 305-N.Y U.
RE-674
HOI'HES, lots farms, lands, loans; also fire
Insurance. Hcmls, Paxtnn hlk HE 073
HEAD THIS; one of the best homes In Han
scorn Place; 0 roomx, large lot, good barn,
sightly home; party leaving city; price
J7.50O00. M. J. Kenunrd & Son, room 310,
Hrown block. ilU-.M!rjJ
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by tho
i nion raciuc iiauroau company, n. a.
McAllaster, laud comtnlsMouer, Union
Paclllu Headquarters, Omaha. Neb.
P.E-073
VERY Cheap, three acres, enclosed rhtcken
tight fnnce, house, store, barn, ccrnerlb,
shed", etc.: line shado trees. Home of late
II. 8. Johnson, Irvlngton, Douglas t o.
Inqulrn E. W. Johnson, 432S Fr.itiltllu St.
RE--7S3.S3
PAYNE-KNOX CO.. HEADQUARTERS
for HEAL ESTATE HAKUAl.NS: LOW
EST RATES on LOANS: SOUND IN
St'RANCE; HOUSE:?. FLATS. STORES,
for RENT. First tloor. N. Y. Life Hlds.
RE- 079
W. L. SELUY.
North 17th St $1.2"
South 20th St 1.'.i
Smith Diniihii. south micklug houes. .51,111
South Omaha, south of packing houses l,(0J
All R.rnnm houses, nimrl renair.
Will se to goon party earning siiauy
wacer.. ViO.m to juui casn-n nance i.'j
per week.
W. L. Selby, 333 and 331 Hoard of Trade Hdg
in-; .Min'j-i
SEE HENRY H. PAYNE. C01 N. Y. LIFE,
his niyji
STILL TWO BARGAINS.
6-room cottage and barn, lol 50x150, at No,
M1 Decatur. 1300.
6-room cottage, newly papered, rlty water
and sewer. Mo. an .no. aoin st.. iww
Mutual Loan and Hulldliig.DXssoclatloti. 'Jee
Bldg.. O. M. Nattlnger. KE-W2 30
CHAS. 15. WILLIAMSON1. 'Jim Farnam St
IIK-M i.M
WANTED, to purchase n quarter section
of land within 7f. miles ot umana: lair
Improvements; land must be good ,.oll
and only gently rolling; give legal ile
scrlptlon, charncter of land and Improve
ments. R. C. Poters .t Co.. 1702 Farnaii
arnain
St.. Hee Hldr.
-MSOJ so
OOOD l-room house near 20th and Cas-
tellar, Kiwi; owner wants to sen inis ween
sure. F. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas st.
RI5-S20-30.
9-ROOM house, porch, bath, closet, hot
and cold water, nnu gas; nam, near i-arn
avenue and Leavenworth. $2,11X1.
I'ntluri. nnd lot Si'.O.
-room cottage nnrt corner half lot, $S.W
12-room house, lot 70x110, on 2isi street,
J3.2UO.
Full lot on Farnam bill. $2,000
East front on Wh near Jones, t(Hi. r v.
Wead, 152t Douglas. Hi;-S2i-2S.
SIXTY acres. '10 ml'es west. 10-room linusi.
barn 3)x6ii. can be bought very rcasonan e
SO acres, 11 miles northwest, with hoise.
barn, crops, norscs. cows, implements,
etc.. all for Sl.f.iiO.
80 or 120 acres, 12 miles northwest from tilt
Omaha postolllce. ordinary- improvements.
Price. $30 Per acre.
312 acres, 1" miles west of Omaha, near
Millard, Price, $35 pur acre.
521 S. 1Mb st , r.-room bouse, $1,250.
902 S 20th st . 5-rnom house, $1,000.
1113-13 N. 17th st.. lot onxiio reel; paving
mild. Price. $2,500.
6-room new modern house, near 26th and
Dodge sts. Price, $3.oiH).
Northeast corner of 20th and Cuming sts.,
2 houses. Price, $3,30). Submit offer.
ll-i'(ioin modern house, coiner Int. within
four blocks of city hall. Price. $6,500.
Furnam, near lith St.. lot 22x132 feet; .1
story brick building. Price. $20,000.
JOHN N. FRENZEH,
Opposite Old Postofllce.
R15-MS31 29
SIIOIITIIAMI AMI VYIMSAVIUTIMJ.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School.
717 N. Y. Llfo.
6hS
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal.
Beo Hldg. -liS9
NEBRASKA Business nnd Shorthand Col
lege. Boyd's Theater. C90
GREGG Shorthand taught al ihe Omaha
Commercial College, 16th and Duuglns Sts.
-C01
MI3D1CAI,,
LADIES out of health find prompt relief,
Box 232. Omaha, Neb. Confidential.
-CS3
LADIES, Friar's French female regulator
brings monthly periods regularly wltho.it
pain; $1 per box. 0 boxes for $3. Hot R3'.-n,
Minneapolis, .Minn, .muiu aepw
DR. LE DUE'S Female Regulator, post
lively warranted to cure uie must sfin
born cases nf monthly Ftoppagus. irregu
larities, obstructions and Hiippresslnns
brought on from whatever cans.': $2 a
package or 3 for $5; sent aliywli. re pr. -paid
on receipt of price. Tho Ktdd Drug
Co , Elgin. Ill American Olllce, retail
wholesale. Myers-Dillon Drug Co., omaha.
M A Dillon, South Omaha; Davis Drug
Co., Cumuli Bluffs. Full lino of rubbr
goods.
MAGM1TIC IIEAI.I.VC.
GREAT Western Institute 1623 Douglas St ,
chronic diseases cureu; no uruga, surguiy,
-Ml S3
THE genuine Simon Pure Weltmer Method
of Magnetic neaung nnu iiatTaii-n s
Hypnotism completo In onu volume, $2 6n
Prof. R. Wllllums, Desoto, Mo.
-MOOT SepS'
DASriXi.
CALL on Mornml, Crelghton lull, for
society ami stage (lancing, waiu and
2-step, $5. Large hall to rent f.r tii
vontlons, meetings, balls and club soc'nifl,
C3.j-Sept 21
Till .M FACTORY.
l'RUNKB, traveling bags, suit cases. Trunks
repaired. Om. Trunk Factory. 1209 Farnam.
tat
TICKET IlltOlvlllt.
Cl'T rate tickets every where. P. II, Phil
bin. 1505 Fnrnam Telephone 7S4. 702
TYi'i:w!irri:it,
TYPEWRITERS, secondhand, 1116 Fornam.
CM
i:m,im, 11(111 Kits, 15T( .
L. C Sharp- Ma. h. Wks , mntjrs, dynam s.
- 6; 'J
iiiitns ami t winmiMV.
STOCK'S Utrd Store. 16j3 Leavenworth
-7
Mt'Klili I'LATIMl.
STOVES, lamps and chandeliers reflated.
Om. Plaltiig Co, Hee bldg., tel. 23o.
- M9J3
ST.lMMEHINti AMI hTt'TTI5lllM!.
CURED.
Julia Vaughn n, 430 llarogc Hldg.
-6 vi
rritxiTi'iin hkpaiiiimi.
TEL. 1331.
M. S. Walkln, 2111 Cuming St.
-J
HOTELS.
HENDERSON. $1.00 per dny house; board
$3.50 to $3 wccK. Din anu l-nrnum; tei, l.'is.
-.M733 SI
IIAIIIIIT METAL.
FRICTION1.ESS.
II. B,
Mann. 17 Com'l
-M7I9 A31
Nat l Bk.
LAtMIHY.
OMAHA Steam Lniindry; shirts. 7e; collars,
Ze; curts, te. uso Lcavenwortn. Tel. 5iv.
703
xrovn REPAIRS.
STOVE, furnace, range repairs; water con
nections, uinnna stove ltepair wonts,
1207 Doug 751
3IAOM5TIC III5AI.I.M1.
GREAT Western Institute. 1623 Douglas St .
chronic diseases cured; no urugs, (turnery
-M122
PAAV.MlltOKEHS.
EAGLE Loan Ofllce, reliable, accommodat
ing; all uusincso conuucnuai. isui Douglas.
-701
LOANS. 11 Marowltr; low rates. US N. Pi.
IMtEsSMAKIXC.
E. O. M' DONALD, 1612 Cap. nvo.
-912 SI
IN families.
Miss Sturdy, 2610 Harney
630-8ept 2l
I'lll'.VI).
WHEEL, near 21th nnd Harnev st.: owner
can have by proving ownership nnd pay
ing ad. 501 S. 21th ave. FotindM23 1'9
LOST.
LOST on 25th street between Capitol ave
nue and Farnam. short tnodo Jacket with
cerise silk lining. Return to business
olllce of lb-- llie and receive roward.
Lost S17-29'
STOLEN Liberal reward for Information
leading to recovery of sorrel horse, white
spot on forehead, brand F on left h p;
stolen Sunday night at the Hlg Papplo.
Call or address 3119 Ilurdcllc st.
Lost-M"tti; )
LI5fi l, M)TI 15.
NOTICE.
TO REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF DOUG
LAS COUNTY:
II v authority nf the renllbllcan rniintx
central committee a convention of delegates
representing "te republicans of Douglas
couiliy is nerouy caneu to meet at wiisn
Inglon hall. Omalia. at 2 p. m. Saturday,
Hepiemner . to piaco in nomination
Three slate senatois.
Nino Btute representative!.
One county intoning
One county commissioner. First district
to bfi named by the delegates from
said district.
Nino ward assessors for Omaha,
Four wnrd assessors for South Omaha
Thirteen precinct assessors for country
nruclncts.
One constable to fill vacancy for Omaha.
Two constables to fill vacancies for South
Omaha.
and to select members nf the county ceil
tral committee.
Tho representation in Mils convention Is
apportioned an iohows: i;acn country pre
cinct, five delegates: South Omaha, sixteen
delegates, nml each wnrd of Omaha, ten
delegates.
Deloitales to this convention will bo
chosen at a primary election hereby called ,
for Friday. September 7. thf polls being
open from 12 in. to 7 p. m In Oinahu and
South Omalia ami from 7 ). m. to 9 p. m.
In the country precincts. Tho locations of
tne polling places arc:
City of Omaha
First Ward Sixth nnd Pierce streets
Second Ward Twentieth nnd Castellar
streets.
Third Wnrd-1120 Capitol avenue.
Fourth Ward 220 Bo.ith Seventeenth
street.
Fifth Wnrd 2612 North Sixteenth street.
Sixth Ward-ldlewlld hall.
Seventh Ward 1328 Park avenut.
Eighth Ward Twenty-soco't.'. and Cum
ins streets.
Ninth Ward Twenty-eighth and Farnam
streets.
Cltv of South Omalia -312 North Twcnty-
tlfth street.
Chicago Precinct Kelner's hall,
cinntarf Precinct II. Tangeman s.
Douglas Precinct Ruser's park
East Omaha Precinct District No. 61
school house.
Elkhorn Precinct Kill Cltv.
Florence. Precinct City hall.
Jefferson Precinct Mangold's lumber of-
flee.
McArdle Precinct Glandt school houso
.Millard Precinct--Millard school house.
Platte. Valley Precinct Valley opera
house.
Union Precinct Purcoll's hull.
Wnterloo Precinct Masonic hull
West Omaha Precinct Benson town hall
The boundaries of the primary election
districts shall correspond with the respec
tive ward boundaries In Omaha, precinct
boundaries In the country preiincls and
rltv boundaries In South Omalia
The primary election will lie held under
the provisions of tho prlmnry election law
nml tin. rules minuted bv this committee
which require petitions to be filed with 1 lie
secretary not later man 1; m. im-snay,
Remember 4.
Bv resolution of the committee no proxies
will bi allowed In the convention, but
delegates nresent authorized to cast tho
full voles apportioned tn their respective
districts. n. 11. tuiiiiiiMi,
Chairman.
CLYDE C. Kl'NDBLAD,
Acting Secretary
Omaha. August IS, 19X).
LIBRARY.
CHEYENNE. WYO.-HID8 AVILL BE RE
eelved bv Robert C Morris, secretary Car
necle library bill ding committee, un lo
Wednesday. September 12th, 1!0. twelvo
o clock, noon, ror tne construction 01 li
brary building according to plans anil spec
locations nrenared bv Patton. Fisher & Mil
ler. anhltects. 41 Montauk block, Chicago,
III Plans cnn be examined both at Chey
enne and at the ofllce of tho architects In
Chicago- Fund uvallanie approximates xta,
0 k Allmw&sm
HVILWAY TI3IIO CAIIIJ.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
& Outncy Railroad "The
Burlington Route" -Ticket
Ofllce, 1&02 Fnrnam St.
Te Depot. Tenth
Mason Streets. Telephone
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
clnl a 7:00 am
IN orla Exnress u 9:21 nm
Chicago Ve-t baled Ex. .11 4:f0 pm a 7:15 am
Chicago Local Express. u 8:50 am 11 4:05 pm
Clucngn Limited ...a7:l5pm 11 7:15 nm
Pncl lc J, 1111M011 i.ncat. .iuu:id am
Pn-lllr Jiirctlon uxtra. n 7;oo pm
a 2:15 pm
HURLINOTON & MIS
sour! River Railroad
"The Rurllntton Route
General on ces. .n. w.
Corner Tenth and Farnam
Sts Tlckot Olllce. 1W.
Farnam street. Telephone
5V Burlington station, icnih und Mason
Streets. Telephone, 1.1.
Leave. Arrive
Lincoln. Hastings and
MeCook a 8.10 um a 7:35 pm
Lincoln, Denver. Colo-
rndo, Utah, Callfornla.a 4:25 pm a 3:00 pm
1 ncnln fi Black Hills a 9:30 pm a S W pin
M-iitana. Puget Sound n 9:30 m u 6 t5 am
Lincoln Fast Mall n3.0)pm alO.35 um
Denver Colorado Utah
& California a C.I5 am
u Dully
Fast Mall
j a Dally
II AILW Y TIMI. TAIII.ES.
KANSAS C1T SI Jt-
sepli A- covinill Blurt 1
Railroad "The Hurimg- ,
tn it. utc " 'tickit Ofllce,
Iff." Farnam street. Tele
ph tie 25" Depot. Tenth 1
ai d Mii'on streets. ie,e-
nliritif. 12S
Leave Avlve
Kansas Cltv Day Ex a s 5o am a :lo pm
K..t"i? City Night Lx nti) la pm a 6:1" am
St ' I Fiji r f r St
J cph and St Louis a I pm an:u nm
a Dally
FREMONT Et.KIIORN
Missouri Valley Hallroad
The Northwestern
1 I'm Oetural Olllce.
United States National
Hank Hldg S. W Cor
Twelfth and Farnam Sis
Ticket Olllce, Hoi Farnam St. Telephone,
till Depot. 13th and Webster Sts. Tele
phone, H5R. Leave. Arrive.
Blink Hills. Doadwood.
Hot Springs a 3.00 pm a 5:00 pm
W ..tiling, Caspar and
Douglas .d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm
Hastings, York. David
City, Superior, Oenea,
Exeter and Seward b 3:00 pm b 5:W pm
Norfolk. Verdlgre and
Fremont b 7:30 nm b!0:23 am
Line .In. Wnhoo ntid
Fremont . .. . b 7:30 am bl0:2f. am
Fremont l.ocai .. . o 7.30 am
a Dallv b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day onlv d Dully except Saturday, e
Dully except Monday.
CHICAOO. ST. PAUL.
Mliine.tnolls .v Omaha
Hallway "The North
western Line" General
Otllees. Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th and WchMer
Sts Cltv Ticket tMllce.
1101 Farnam St Telephone, 561. Depot,
15th and Usbstcr Sts.
Leave Arrive.
Twin City PnscnRcr a 0 00 am a 9.10 pm
Omaha Pasesnger nil :10 am
Sioux Cltj At North
east Nebraska a 3 30 tun
Oakland Local b 3 15 pm b :15 am
a Dally b Dally execp. Sunday.
CHICAGO & NORTH
western Rallway"The
Northwestern Line" -City
Ticket Olllce, 1101
Farnam Streut. Tele
phone. 561 Depot, Tenth
and Mnsnn Sts. Tele
phone, 6211.
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Sne-
cial a 7:00 am all:30 pm
Chicago Passenger a 1:15 pm a !;lo am
r-astcru litnress. ues
Moines, Marshalltonn.
Cedar Ranlds and Chi
cago nl0:fk am a 4:05 nm
Eastern Limited, Chi
cago and East ... a 1:55 nm a 1:05 nm
Fast Mall. fhiriii;n to
Omaha a 2:15 mu
Omaha-Chli ago Special a 7.15 pm a h-.n) pm
cost .Man .... a a;ju am
a Dallv
SIOl'X CITY PACIFIC
lta road "The Norill
western Line" Central
Olllces, Fulfil States
National Hank Building,
S W Corner Twelfth
and Farnam Sts. Ticket
Olllce, noi Karuam St Telephone, Ml. lie.
pot, Tenth and Mason Sis. Telephone, 629
i. cave. Arrive
Twin City Express..
Twin City Limited..
Sioux ity Local
...a 6.55 am n 10.50 pm
...a 7:35 pm a :15 .1111
...a S:00 nm a 1:2V pm
n Dully.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE Vt
Hi. 1'aui Hallway uity
Ticket Ofllce. 1501 Farnam
Street. Telephnne 2SI. Depot
Tenth und Mason Streets
Telephone, 629.
Leave Arrive
Ch'i ago Limited Ex. . . a il:0o pm u h:0T am
C hit ago & Omaha Ex b 7:15 nm b 3 5j pm
a Daily. t uany except mmtiay.
UNION PAC1FIC-"TH15 OVER
land Route' General unices.
N 15. Cor Ninth and Fnrimm
streets. City Ticket Olllce. l:i.'l
Farnam street. Telephone, 316.
Depot, Tenth and Mason Sts.
Telephone, 6J9.
Leave. Arrive.
The Overland Limited .a 8:20 am a 7:33 pm
The Chicago-Portland
Kpe. tn 1 a S:20 am a 7:33 pm
The Fust Mall n H:5o nm a 3:?" pm
The Colorado Special . nil :33 pm n tl-50 11m
The Fiat Mall a 1.33 pm
Lincoln. Beatrice and
Stromsburg Express b 4.10 pm bl2:25 pm
Thr. Pacific Exnress a 1:23 nm
The Atlantic I5prei. 11 6:50 am
Grand Island Local b 5:30 pm b 9:30 am
a Dally b Dally uxcipt Sunday.
CHICAGO. HOCK ISL
nnd & Paeltle '' illroad
"The Great Hock I-l-and
Route " city Tick
et Ofllce, 1323 Farnnm
Street. Telephone, 4'J.t.
1 'emit. Tenth & Mnson
Street. Telepbore (3).
I.eiivc Arrive.
Des Moines and Daven
port Local a 7 23 am till :33 am
Chicago Express .nil 15 ant a 8:10 am
Chicago Fust Express .11 5:(V) pm 11 1:25 pm
1.111. 0111 ami i-.uriiury .11 11 in a i:ui ;im
Lincoln. Colorado Spgs..
Denver, I'uemo aril
We-t a 1 no pm 11 1:15 pm
Dec Moines, Rock Isl-
rnd ami Chicago . .11 7.15 pm a 5:nO pit,
olormlo & Texas Flier a 5:3!" pm n 9:15 am
a Dally, b Pally except Sunday.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Rallioad. CUy Ticket Ot
lice, 1102 Farnam Mreet.
Telephone, 215. Depot
Tenth and Mason streets
Leae. Arrive.
Chicago Express .
.all:10 am a 4:03 pm
Ch.cngo l.lmltcii
Minneapolis and
.a 7:45 pm n S:15 am
St.
Paul i;xinoas ...
Mimical. .ill and
b 7:(0 am b 0:10 pm
St.
I'aul l.lmltcii
n 7:15 pm a 6:13 am
Fi rt Dodge Local from
Council Hlults 11 iu pm oiu:iu uui
'i Dally b Dally cx-ept Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
road -General Olllces and
Tlrket olllces Southeast Cor
ner 11th and Douglas Sts.
Telehhuiio 101. Depot, Union
station.
Ljave. Arrive.
St Louis, Kansas K-
Nebraska Limited . .nI0:O0 am a h.m pm
K. C, St. L. Express.. .1110:10 pm a 6:15 nm
Leave from 15th and
W 1 hsler Sts.
Nebraska l.ocai Via
Weeping Water . b 1:15 pm n 10:43 ain
u Dally." b Dally except Sunday.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS HAIL-rnad-
Omaha. Knnsaa City
H Eastern Railroad "The
Qlllncy RoUto"- Ticket Of
llce. 1415 Farnam Street
Telephone 322. Depot, Tenth
nnd Marry Streets. Tele
phone, 629.
Leave. Airivn.
St.
Louis cannon Ball
Express
a 5.03 pm n S:20 am
Kansas City
and Qulncy
Lncul
11 Dally
a 7:00 nm n 9:00 pm
WABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Olllce. 1501 Fariiom
Street. Telephone, S95. De
pot, Tenth and Mnrcy
Streets. Telephone. 1.2a.
Leave. Arrive.
i.nnli "fiiminn nail"
Express a ua-u pm a s si am
u Dally.
DEN IS IN GOOD CONDITION
liullopliiu of Hip Gully ( itpiirlMined
lionl Huh Nol Injured II In
Hip Least.
At tho request of tho Knights of Ak-Sai
Bon. Robert B Carter, city building In
spector, examined thn coliseum very care
fully and found It to ho in nrsi-ciiiss con
dlilon. Tho roof trusses were bored Into
to (Uncover whether thoy were perfectly
solid and proved to be well preserved. All
thn supporting posts wore also tested for
dry rot, but were found to ho in a bhiis
factory condition. The brick wall ulong
tho west sldo of tho building has settled
slightly and Is out nf plumb. It Is not In
a dangerous condition, however, and has
been oarefully reinforced with bruces
which InBiirn the safety of the building.
Ilitllillim Permit.
The rltv limnector of buildings bus KSU
the following permits: Ralph Jacks ,ti
Sixteenth and Phelps, flame ilweldtg
ll.mio, I, V Cruin, 2211 Miami, repairs, $5"
A HnrtenliinKer. Twent v-l hlid and Bii'i
irofi. frame barn, $150, U. A Wtcse, His
Grant, frame barn, $piO; J II Mi Donald,
frame barn $175. Omaha Loan and Trus
company, 1113 und 1115 Williams, rcp.ilri.
$io J Ii and Francis Kendall, 1510 Dodge,
brb k addition $500 George Schneider 1513
South Tw. ni -ninth, repairs, $96,
MWA"t'ff
L Sr. I
GORDON MAKES STATEMENT
Poller .Indue Defends III etloii In
Mill, t use mill t Hi Vntliorltlcs
(nr lloliiu n lie tllil,
Polite Judge Gordon sends a letter to ths
editor of The Bee defending his action In
the milk lases lie says in substance that
the comilsiiiis wrre tiled before him (or
violating the milk ordltinui-e, these com
plaints I in-hull UK nine defendants. As he
considered the cases of more than ordinary
Importance, he decided to deal with the
offense nnd the offenders as the a Metier
Justified and that he could not he too tare-
fill, nor could the prnalt. In case of the
establishment of guilt, lm too severe. Two
of the defendants pleaded not guilty. Hoot
pleaded guilty, but contended that th
preservnllne used was not unwholesome
or deleterious to health. ' Upon receiving
that plea." says the Judge. "I deferred
sentence because 1 wanted to ascertain If
the preservalltie was Injurious to health.
and If so. to what degree, ns the penalty
rHnged from $5 to $100." Judge Gordon
goes on nt length (o explnln that In several
Instances lately In the higher courts a plea
nf guilty has not been accepted and he
cites these cases as a defense of his action
In the Hoot case.
The Judge goes Into the Jensen-West
Point creamery case In detail and assorts
that after listening to tho testimony of
Milk Inspector Ilutton nnd the drfemlanl
ho was justliled In ordering Jensen dis
charged, as the state did not prove that
Jensen linil wilfully or knowingly uflercd
adulterated milk for sale.
Judge Gordon denies thai J W. Ellrr Is
his law partner and that he was Inllueiiced
In the milk cases from the fuel that Elter
was attorney for one or more of the de
fendants. In conclusion. Judge Gordon de
nies that he has used milk containing
formnldchyde and that ho has nppnned
of Its use
SEWARD EXCURSION" DRAGS
Mrrrtiniit of the City I'nll lo Kitlliuse
Oicr Hie I'ropoNcd Islt to tin
fount; Fair.
Members of the Commercial club and ths
Knights of Ak-Sar-llen were engaged yes
terday In an energetic movement to
sell enough tickets for the ex
cursion to Seward this morn
ing lo inako It a creditable com
pany In Its pilgrimage to Hint neighboring
city. There has been a surfeit of excursions
and It was found that many of the business
men who weie expected to lend ready aid to
this Blgnlllrant function were giving It hslr
li ear ted support, and ninny none at till.
However, hopes were entertained that a
Btilllclenl attendance would be assured be
fore the day was past to win Omaha favora
ble recognition on Omaha day at the fair In
Seward and conictit the neighborly relations
of the two cities. The lack of spontaneity
shown by those most Interested, however, In
this excursion has suggested the wisdom of
dcclnrllig off the proposed excursion to Fort
Dodge, la., although It has not been decides
to do so.
ARRANGE FOR COURT-MARTIAL
Arni Offenders lo He Tried nt Fori
Itilc) ,cl Tliursilnj Uriirrnl
Milliner InIIn llcniliitiiirters.
General E. V. Sumner, retired, once com
mander of the Department of the Missouri,
was a visitor at army headquarters yes
terday. Slnco his retirement Genoral
Sumner has made his homo In Denver.
A general court-martial of ten ofllcers Is
cnllcd lo meet at Fort Riley Thursday. The
number Is smnll, as a greater number can
not be named without manifest Injury to
the scrvlie. The personnel Is: Lieutenant
Colonel George II. Rodney, Major William
Stanton, Captain Charles M. O'Connor.
Ramsay D. Potts, Harry R. Anderfon, First
Lieutenants Thomas (. Donaldson, Jr.;
Charles W. Farbcr, LoRoy S. Lyon nnd
Second Lieutenants A. O. Lott nnd Henry W.
Iliitncr. Second Lieutenant Hanson II. Blnck
Is Judge advocate.
Orders nro Issued for the monthly pny
inent of tho troops In the department.
Contracts for monthly supplies are being
awarded by Major West, chief commissary.
FILES "THREE PETITIONS
I'oiiilemnntloii I'locceil I ous Instituted
011 Fiiriitini, lliiiiicj 11 lid
llotvnril Street.
Three petitions for condemnation proceed
ings weie filed wllh County Judge Vlnson
hnler yesterday, the nppllcant In each
ape being the Omaha RallroHil company
Strips of ground twenty feet In width on
Farmiin. Harney and Howard streets ox
tondlns from Tenth street east to Elihth
street are asked for. I ho county Jtlog?
named appraisers for this property yes
terday. More than llkuly tho !amo com
mission now engaged 011 similar work will
be named in thi-Bo new proceedings.
VAYl'S IHVOHt.
AM) INJU.NLTIO.V
.Mrs. .IoIiiinoii Institutes Suit for Mell
aril I Ion from Her lliislinnil.
Martha Johnson has Instituted suit In the.
district court for a divorce from her hus
band. Judge Johnson. It appears from the
petition that on August 25 Johnson returned
homo from his work In an Intoxicated condi
tion nnd proceedetl lo break up thn furni
ture. It Is alto alleged that he unused Mrs.
Johnenn.
rn order for an Injunction Is one of tho
features of this case. It appears that th
Johm-ons keep a boarder or two and at thf
request of the plaintiff Judge Keysor h
Issued nn order restraining tho defendant
from collecting liny hoard from the lodger
nnd also from destroying any more furni
ture. Tho Injunction proceedings In this
caso will ho heard by Judge Fawcett tho
first week In September.
File CI11I01 for l.lnbllllj.
W. K. Potter, receiver of thn Nnbrnsk
Savings and Exchange bank, fcnH filed r
claim against the estate of Alvln Siuindor
for $3,250. Liability on stock owned by th
deceased Is alleged. The attorneys In the
caso announced to Judge Vlnsonholer that
if It becamo noceBBiiry to Introduce evidence
In this case the hearing would last for prob
nbly threo months, as tho books of tho bank
nnd a large number nf witnesses would lm
needed.
Court .No I cm.
Cleo Mvrlln Ellol I111H implied for u di
vorce from John Eliot on thn grounds of
non-support nnd cruelty.
Justice nf the Peace Crawford has sued
the county for fecu and costs amounting tn
$S3.65, which the county commissioners havo
so far refused t ulluw.
William A. Gardiner Is seeking a di
vorce from Eliza Jane Gardiner on the
grounds of iiliiiuilnnmcnt. Mrs. Gardiner
left her husband In IM)2 und linn not lived
with him since that time.
CharlcH DcLong has applied to the courts
to relieve him from the marital vows which
bind 1 1 1 111 to I'lefy DcLong. Ho at-sorl that
she deserted him on July 10, U96, and ho
does not now know her whercubouts.
Thn Aultmiiti & Taylor company com
menced action yesterday against Oeorgo
Rrlnki rhoff, administrator for tho estate of
Mlchsel I). Hurler, to establish title to lot
8. block II, 111 Omaha, which was purchased
with money belonging to tho plaintiffs
wlille Hurler was treasurer of tliu com
pany. Tho v.nlf lu the fable pin on sheep's
clothing becauso It he travelsd on his own
reputation he couldn't accomplish his pur
pose. Counterfeiters of DoWltt's Witch
Hazel Salve couldn't Bell their worthier
nilves on their merits, so they put them In
boxes and wruppers like DoWHt's Look
out for them Take only DcWItt s Witch
Haze) Salve, It cures pile and nil ikln
diseases.