THE OMAHA DAILY HEE; P TUB AY, AlOl'ST 9, 11)01.
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SITUATIONS WAKTIII).
WANTED, situation ns housekeeper, enn
do nil kinds of housework. Address I) 43,
Hftf. A-118 8
WANTED, position ns cashier, assistant or
iiuiiKKccper in iiang; trirec yenn expert-
enco; heat o references
Address i 11,
uce
A-MI50 li'
WANTED MALE 1IKI.1V
WANTED, experienced snap salesman; re
ply, stating ngc, experience, reference!),
salary expected. Address C 67, Dec.
H-MI92
W'ANTED, two or more- experienced, re
IlJiblu poultry hucksters, with estnb.l-hcd
routes. Apply to Swift und Conipiuy,
South Omaha, Neb. II AID: I 12
W'ANTED, an upholsterer who ciin cut nnd
lay carpets nnd mnko shades. First-class
man can have steady work and god
wages, Frank 1'ryor, Pueblo, Colo.
H-M12S 14
W'ANTED, city salesman for plumbing nnd
steam supplies; nono but experienced man
need apply. Address D 4, Hoe.
11-118 8
W'ANTEF), advertising solicitor. Omnha
Directory Co. It IS? It
HOYS WANTED.
OwIhk to our ever Increasing optlcnl busi
ness, we are In need of two reliable boys
who wish to learn the manufacturing op
tical bUHlmss. J. C. Huteson Co., lr20
Douglas St. U Mild 11
"WANTED, a bright young man, 2.'i to Xi
yenra old, to tnke an ugency for one of
the be,st old line life liisirnncc companlHi
otic who hnd experience as salesman pre
ferred, Address D to, Ree. It .Mil.",
W'ANTED, 2 musicians; a double bnsn
plnvcr who doubles tuba In banil, a see
ond violin who doubles strong cornet In
hand; small but sure, salaries; I pay nil
expensed, work the year round; must join
lit once. Mario Fountain Theater Co.,
Hamburg, la. II-MMQ'J
W'ANTED, llrst-clnss Inundrvnuiu at once.
Hebron Laundry, Hebron, Neb.
I1-M130 0
&A LEHMAN, by lon,' established manufac
turer of flavoring extracts, spices, etc.;
give fully your experience to Insure rep y;
good salary. Ilox 617, Chicago, 111.
H-.MH7 '
SALESMEN wanted to travel for maniifnc
lurer selling chewing and smoking t-i-baceo
to the trade. Address with stamp
Ilox fi5, Htnghamton, Now York.
U-M1I1 It"
NAI.I'S.III'X WANTED.
WANTKD, nn tip-to-date salesman to han
dle one of the best D-eent clears ever
offeted to the public Excellent oppor
tunity. Address, with reference, Mutual
Clgnr Co., lWti Locust St., St. Louis.
-MI30 10
W A XV K I ) F 10 M A I, H 1111,1'.
WANTKD. 20C girls. 1521 Dodge. Tel. S75.
C-tVT..'
CO GIRLS, all kinds work. Canadian Olllce.
C-0S3
WANTKD, nurse; references required, SG'JO
1'arnum. C 'Jib
WANTED, second girl; references required:
";'-" -.- u. ivuunisc, jihii street
tund Dewey jive. C 9!r 13
9.l,t? B,rl fJr Kfi'eral housuwork. 1024
l'ark ave. C M13 !
WA-s''!1.'1:-l:)! ."'"'elnss masseuse. Call room
Heu -K- C 111) U
eompetent cook and nurse girl.
2211 Lundou cojrt. C-lli 0
for rent house.s.
IF YOU want your huuucs well rented place
them with Renewu 'i Co. D &l
TO MOVE, right, get Omahu Van Htorngo
Co., olUcu lull- Farnani, or tel. lUW-kia.
D-Ui
HOU8KS for rent In nil parta of tho city,
Hrcnnan-Love Co., South Uth street.
D-O'.C
llOUSKS, stores. Hernia, Taxton block.
. D-G7
BKE 1113NHY H, PAYNE, C01 N. Y. LIFE.
. D-tisi
'HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wcatl, 1C24 Douglas.
, U US!)
HOUSES and Hats. IUngwalt, Unrkcr block
U-f'Jj
HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Hrown block
XJ ti.ll '
-rlc!c fc-u0. nodcrn. 2717 Jacksoli!
Telephone A. Trnynor, m or L-25S3
D-C91
I0-nOOM. east front, brick house, 3C8 N 2i'd
at., near Davenport. Intiulro next door.
D-MJ79
V9M nKNT houso and barn, nil mojeTtv
National Hank UUIk. D 308
'"PO" '. 7 South 16th. Clark Powell,"
311 New York Life. D-0)l
FOIl KENT, nice 0-rootu modern Hat with
?ln.."Lhc'.'l,,iiV;"t,!r luul )MMar service, in
DavldRe hulUUitg, opposite city hull. J.V..
8-room modorn house with nice slmdd trees
nnd lavn, 3l0S Mnson street, JOT.
JOHN W. HOIIHINS. Ib0. FAICNAM ST
D 'I7.S S '
"U1 . AVI5 8-roo hotme7TL"L
9 i 'i " h'001 f'i'-ltlon; rent, f.
note how eloso fit this house Is to I o modi
em nt thin price.; It Is a bargain wai t
only Al tenant, with reference?.
OMAHA LOAN AND Tilt 'ST CO
ltlth and Douglas Hts. CO'
, D-M73J
A DESIIIAIILE tenant fuml.dicd Ui
hours. List jour houses with me. Mv
iw.,,", i(,,.-.v:n Willi me. Mv
icrniunent rental service the best. Farms
iiwiui-'aui.l I'll etic) IU ineu 1 4.
WIIEATON, 42S I
A.vroN m.ocic
D-MS.'I
FOU HUNT, desirable 6-room house, with
barn. 830 f. 21st st. D Miio
lOU HENT
1524 Wirt street. 10 'rooms, modern. In ilrst
class repair. Largo barn, J 10.
N ISth St., 12 rooms, modern, two large
r.r.,,,r..JVJtiih.0 I!,nce.('.ir l"irtV "iiinlng
vji fuay line; ;,
.1r:'.,f. VS- modern, irlck, In
-tttf t I v I 'illl i
lilKl,-.! room7 niodern; will bo
i'u. in nidi huso icjiair; tli.
W!2. 2;'h,.,Sb iJ-?ry. ' on. city
!'g3ooI,are0pa1r;,lkr00m8' m"crn' b,lck' "
Melas r'ella.r'.'jH? ,00mS' motlern! ' '
I4repa?r "jlo! ' J rooml1' "od-,"i. flret c as
UH, 'V,,? roo"Bt modern, brick, In goo,
It!02 roppleton Ave., 10 rooms, modern, with
2210 Poppleton Ave., 10 rooms, modern, wl
th
623 fin. 20th St., 6 rooms, city water, good
repair; io.
imKNNVN Zvi: CO ,
S09 So. 13th St.
D-Mtf 10
CORNER 2Cth and Wooiworth nve 7-room.
i i tin ii.i.i. . i, .i.vc ,..,i miu ciiuiie. II iic.i.
A ton. 42S Paxton blk. D-M.WS
' 4117 FARNAM St., 9:room modern house,
barnt nlro location, J30.
Garvin Uros., 1001 Fupmni st.
D- MJ 3
rc-it hi:.t iioisns.
i:3 H. 32d St., 11 rooms, modern, steam
hent, on highest ground In Omaha, t
blocK from park. Key next door south.
D-Sllfl'
VKHY desirable flat In good repair, ell
lot ntetl, M. J. Kennard st Son, alo Hrown
bl'ck. D-&9I
10-HOOM house, all modern. 220 Harney
t. D-M12 !'
6-IIOOM flat, modern. 1112 S. 11th. D-D7S
10-KOOM motlcrn residence, centrally lo
cated; bonrd for man and wife accepted
for rent. IMtMwalt Hros., IJnrker block.
D-M123
1707 VINTON street, ntorc with two five
room Hats above. The whole bulldlliK has
Just been painted and papered througnout.
Will tnaXe i very reasonable rent to u
good tenant, or will rent separately.
IHU OMAHA LOAN & THCHT CO.,
ltith and Douglas Sts,
D-M10
l-oit iinM-Fi it.M.tiir.n uoumm.
DEWEY, European hotel, 13th nnd Fnrnam.
E-C.S
THE THUHSTON, cool! airy rooms.
EflW
THKKE rooms, light housekeeping. 1113
South Uth. t: 613
Housekeeping rooms IS up. 2623 St. Mary's.
E-I'X) A2i
THIIEE roomi, light housckeeplnu. 1112
South 11th. E-oIj Aitf
COOL, well ventilated rooms. 1419 Jones.
E-MIi'jI 9
TWO furnished rooms for gentlemen only.
2010 Davenport. E-Mll
LIOIIT housekeeping. 2021 St. Mary's Ave.
K-135 11
iun.Mfiii;u iioo.ms ami iuiahd.
UTOI'IA. 1721 Davenport St.
F-C37
ULENCAIIIN, triinslent, 11.25 day. 1CO0 Doug
F JJS
THE Merrlam, summer resort. 23th & Dodco
F 9
TWO largo front rooms, with bonrd. 199
Capitol Ave. F-MD47
DESIIIAIILE rooms. The Pratt, 212 8. 25th
St. F-70)
DESIIIAIILE rooms, llrst-ctass board. 2. 31
Harney. F-M937 12
ROOMS and board. Tho Rose, 2020 Hnrnoy
st. F-M99J S5
I'MUl HHT L'M'tllXISIIKn 1IOOM3.
DES1C room fpate, V per month, ground
floor room In Tho Heo bulldlni;. facing
Farnam street; no uxpensu tor light, heat
or Janitor service. R. C. Peters & Co,,
Rental Agents, Heo Uulldlng. (1116
5 UNFURNISHED chambers for houstf-
Kecpintt; wuier nuu wusie pipe, jij
17th. O 536
FOIl HEM' STOIlllS AMI OFFICE!.
FOR RENT, store In llrst-class location;
rem reu)onauic. Appiy it, -.. i-ciers at
Co., ground lloor, Heo illilg. 1206
FOR RENT, olllce with vault and part Ilrst
noor or an top no or. nu-jti iiarney i.
Midland Ulasu & l'aint Co., 1110 Harney
St. I I2S
AtiH.Vt S WAAT111I.
WANTED, canvas-iliig agents la every
uuuiuy ;ti soueu siiiiscripiious lor 1111',
TWHiM'l itiTU CENTUR1 FARMER and
tho NEW CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE
M'lOCK and CO.Ml'LLlE STOCK DOC
TOR. This splendid book contains 1,4'Xl
imperial octavo piges, svj objeut-tcachlug
en'raviriKH huh is the only uook on live
htock ever published adapted to the every
day, practical, money-suvlng use of every
tanner and stock owner, steady employ
ment with assured goou Income. Agents
In the country with horse una buggy es
pecially desired. Canvassers make easily
6 to fliu per monin. Auuress, Century
Farmer Solicitors' Ruieau, lieu building,
Omaha. j 137
WAXTI3I1 TO KENT.
WANTED, by oarty ofthree, three deslra-
uiu lunula mm uuum, illUSl OO COnVCIU-
cut to car line 11 ml ilmi-ciasa in uveiy
particular, pr.vato tamlly preferred.
i- K-M12I
STOIIACJE.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co,, 012-
-uiivo, iiciii;i,ii niuiuv uiiu lorwurumg.
-7 .1
OM. Von Stot. Co., 1511'fc Fam. Tels. 1559-S03.
iua
STORAGE: Household goods and other
unities Miureu ai low tales. J. J. Lerlht
A: Co.. 1119 Farnam St. Tel. 33. 7iu
FOll SALE FUltMTUHi:.
ClHCAqo Furniture Co.. 1410 Dodge. To..
.u.u. ixew at iiiiunu luriuiuro oocibnt, so,u,
exuhauged. o 70 1
FOll SALE IIOIISICN, VEHICLES, ETC
LIGHT omnibus and buggies for sale nt II.
i' roars, inn una ieuv.nworiu. fiiila
FOR SAl.l'-.MlHCEI,I,A.M:oUfl.
SAWDUST, cheapest posts, ioultry und hog
leiicu. vui uuugius. ,uu
2DHAND sufe cheap. Derlght, 1119 Farnam.
y JU7
SAFES, stnndnrd mnkes.sold.rcntcd. Ill S. 13
y (Ud
1IH! line of secondhand wheels, tf, Si, (S, 10.
Uinulia uicycie to,, itiin una cmcagu sts.
W 1W1
TRADE your old wheel In on a now onu.
.......1... .....I.. I.'.. , ,i.i.... ....
Ull.'Uliu jjivj bii. twill ititu-. ti..uuu nia.
y-7iu
CltlAR and news stand, with soda foun
tain, line turnuure ut a rooms, good laun
dry puckago buslnciu, good location; party
going to jiuffaio, hell cheap. J, II. John
uon, sll N. Y. Life. Q JU7o
OIL and gasoline business, established 13
scars, controls v.v customers; route In
heart of city; team, harness and oil
tanks, wagon, SCO 5-gal. cans und every
thing complete; an exceptional oppor
tunity for one with small capital to got
Into paying business, quickly; owner leav
ing city; must be sold at onco. J. H.
Jolinsuu, N, Y Life. Q M61U
FOll SALE, Iowa unfermented grape Juice
business. Address 7v2 First avenue. Coun
cil Rluffs. Q-M673 A1J
FOR SALE, boat; elegantly lurnlshTl
houseboat of 3 rooms and kitchen; will
rrlve In Omaha latter part of Augjat.
Address Houseboat, lice. Q MI43 IP
PERSON A l
nil nnV elitrnitnHllit . urtrn. n.,.l ......... . .
ous hair removed by eloctrlclty. R, 12,
iTonzcr iiiuun, u 113
VIAVA, woman's way to health; rational,
wholesome homo treatment. 34S H,o Hldg,
Ur-7ll
M, OOLDMAN & CO., out.- purrect nr
cordiou pleating plant In the west; mail
orders solicited. Sulto 210, Douglas block.
c-717
FRENCH ACCORDION PLKATINfi; mall
orders solicited, Omaha Pleating Co,, 1524
Douglas, u 71K
PRIVATE hosnltal for Indies before nnd
during confinement; b.tblcs adopted. Bffl
urant at. u Tin
THEY" cost W7.C0 per l.dW, nnd If chenp,
ton. thev nrn sold bv dealers for So each.
ant) that's cheap, too: consider quality nnd
puce nnt; you win lie ours lorever; 11 s
tho "Prince r' Omnha" clgnr, union mado,
W. F. Stoecker Cigar Co.
Save the bands of tho Stoecker cigar wo
need tlicm, c M9.'3 10
WE RENT sewing machines for 75 cents
per week; wo repair nnd sell needles and
parts for every machine manufactured.
'Phono 1663. Nob. Cyclo Co., Cor, Uth and
iiuruvy. u m A16
FOR RENT, tho building formerly occu
pied by The Hea nt 91U Farnam St. It has
tour stories and a basement which was
fotmcrly used as The Rcu press room.
This will lie reutttl very reasonably. If
Interested apply at onco to C. C. Rose
water, secretary, luom lvO, Ueo building.
1-261
PEHSO.VU.,
MMC. SMITH, baths, IIS N. 15, 2d lloor, R 2.
L -.MU.. si
SL'PPLIES for nil machines; machines for
rent. Wnlte Sewing Machine, R2j Doug
Ins, Tel. 2231. V 715
YOUNO man, 27, rellncd, respectable and
handsome, wishes to correspond with
Honorable yojng lady who has means;
object matrimony. Address D 67, Hce.
U-M141 10
.MOiEV TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE.
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wend, 1521 Douglas
V-il9
i AND ii per cent loans. W. II. Thomas,
First lutiunal Hank building. Tel. M .
w-m
30.i, 40o, K-00 private money to loan; 1, 2, 3
or j years'. W, L, Seloy, Xlonrd ot 'lrado
Uldg W'iZl
MONEY to louti on Improved Omnha real
estate. Rrenuun-Lovc Co., 3D9 noiltti 13th.
W-7AI
WANTED, city loans, bonds nnd warrants.
Ueorge i Company, ltwi fnrnam streoi.
W i2l
WANTED, city loans nnd warrants. W.
Farnam Smith Ac Co,, 13-0 Farnam St.
W-72S
LOANS on eastern Nobrnskn nnd western
Iowa farms nt 5 per cent; borrowers can
pay Jlw or any multiple; any Interest
date; no delay. llrennan-Love Co,, 3(.9 S.
13th St., Omana, Neb. -76
4W TO 6 P. C. money, llcmls, Paxton blk.
PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 937 N. Y. L.
W-730
WANTED, city und farm loans; also bonds
and warrnnts. R. C. Peters At Co., 17UJ
Farnam St., Uee Uldg. W iJl
50, SPECLM, fund; loans 5u0 up; lowest
rates, Uurvlu Uros., 1601 Furiium.
W 905
."tlONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
DO YOU NKKn MONEY?
Wc loun 10 and up uu turnlturc, pianos,
noises anu otuer cnatteis.
SALARY LOANS.
Without mortgage to peoplu Holding perma
nent positions, you can get 1110 irvincy in
u few hours utter making applicutluu and
take 1, 2, 3, 4, b, ti montiis or more in which
to pay it back, und you need not pay for
It 0110 duy longer than you keep it, W
charge nothing lor papers anu we give
you the lull uinouut in cash. Thero ale
110 lower rates thun ours; our terms are
the easiest; our business Is conlldentlul
and our motto Is "try to pleuse."
OMAHA MORTUAGE LOAN CO.,
119 Uoard ot Trade Ridg. Tel, 2393.
(Estubllshed 1H92.) 301 S. lbth St.
v u
mNM.'ll)KKTIAL LOANS
On household furniture, pianos, horses,
wagons, etc., in two nourte tune; uiao iu
salarlcu peoplu on their plain notes, with
out security. Easiest payments and low
est rates In Oinuhu. Private Interviewing
room. American Loan Co., room 312 Hrown
biuclc, cor. ibtn und Douglas Sts.; entrance
oil 16th St., opposite Y. il, C. A. illdg.
t X-733
LARGEST HUSINESS IN LOANS TO
SALARIED PLOPlK, merchuius, team
sters, uourdlng huuees, etc., without se
curity; easiest terms; 40 otticcs In princi
pal cities, Tolinuu, 440 Hoard ot Trade
illdg. X-731
LOANS ON SALARIES. FURNITURE,
live siock, otc. wuick service aim lowest
rates guar.nleed. J. W. TAYLOE, I1J (top
lloor; i'uMoii block, northeast corner ltitli
und Furuam; entrunco on loth street.
X 735
.MONEY" loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew-
eiry, norscs, cons, etc, . x , iieeu, jtj a. u.
X 726
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows, jeweiry. jjuii urcen, it. s, uurKei oik
X-737
WE LOAN money to salaried people on
their note nt lowest rules; strictly coutl
ileutlai; pay weekly, geml-wcclcly or
monthly. Room 303 Paxton block, 3d lioor.
Reliable Credit Co. X 739
MONEY leaned on plain nolo to salaried
people; uusiuess conuuentlai; lowest rutea.
lll Paxton block. Tho J. A. llutton Co.
X-794
THE MOST SATISFACTORY PLACE to
maKe loans on furniture, pluno or salary.
ROOM 314 HROWN HLOCK, entrance op
posite Y. M, C. A. bldg., loth st. Try it
und OU will be sure and repeat the dose.
X-M519
HLSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE or trade, half or whole Interest
in arug store; naruwood noor, lattliews
gas machine, soda fountain, etc; in n
lively county scat. Thyroid-Lymph Co.,
tuO Ueo Uldg. y 740
A GOOD meat market fully equipped; llv-
iik luuiiis tuiiueuieu; kuuii uusiuess; lor
sale or rent. H. A. ilansen, Elkhorn,
Neb. Y M829 9
TELL ME WHAT YOU HAVE TO SELU
TELL ME WHAT YOU WANT 'IO UUY,
IF I DON'T FIND YOU A DEAL.
YOU MAY SAY I NEVER TRY.
J. II. JOHNSON,
Sll New York Life Illdg.
The Real Estate and Huslness Chance Man.
solicits lour iiusiness.
Merchandise Stocks, Hotels nnd Rooming
nouses tor anio or uxenangc.
Y-9I2
HOTEL furniture nnd fixtures of Si rooms,
completely equippeu, oniy nousc in goou,
live country town, doing nice bujlno s;
can bo had reasonable. J. H. Jobntou,
N, Y. Life. Y-ME15
RESTAURANT and confectionary business
In live lowu town u mues irom uiun.'.
netting $150 to (200 per month; bear closest
investigation; half ensh, half time to re
liable party. J. H. Johnson, N. Y. Llfo.
Y-M9I1
COAL nnd feed plant, paying bushiest, no
better mention, migui consider some goou
real (.state. J. H. Johnson, N. Y. l.lfu.
Y M943
FURNITURE of 11-room brick Hat. cle
gaum and completely equipped, lull of
first-class gentlemen roomers; best loca
tion, lady going east; It's a money-maker;
If you want It bo quick. J. II. Johnton,
N. Y. Llfo Y-192
FOR SALE In good trndlng point In north
eastern Nebraska, new stock general mer
chandise; invoice $3,500. German settle
ment. M. E. Bmlth & Co. Y-M120 6
WANTED, ladles of ability to manage
branch olllces. Thyroid-Lymph Co . nuo
Heo Hldg., Omaha. Y M132
LEADING nnd only hotel In town of 2,5)
In enst central Iowa; two-story brick; for
rent at once; Immediate pcmsesslnn. L.
Hox 760, Dps Moines. Y M127 11
MILLIONS to be made; I want help to In
corporate 300 acres of tellurium, gold, sil
ver, lead and copper ores; persons with
J100 or more mny Joint at Ilrst cost. Ad
dress Paris R. Hlntt, Central City, Colo,
Y-M152 9
FOR E.XCHANRE.
FOR EXCHANGE, fine, clenn stock gen
ernl dry goods, furnishing goods, staple
nnd tip to dnte. Invoice nbout JIO.ivx). Wl'l
exchange for part casn nnd cootl prop
crty. Good stock nbout IK.COl. In c o.l
order. Owner must havo about $1,700 cah.
balance good property. If you want gooi
deal write to Somera & Hrown, 6u7 Man-
uaitan oiug., ni. ruui, .Minn.
Z-M9S2 14'
FOR EXCHANGE, 3,600 acres of Innd nnd
some good town property In western
lown; will tnko merchandise or planing
mill; what have you? T, M. Cllne, 1?33
u st., i.inroin, .-en. v. M14 13
FOR SALE, nlmost n
piano; will take horso
trade. D 31, Dee.
GaMct upright
and buggy on
Z-S63
TO EXCHANGE, set of bnnjos and mando.
tin for set of clarionets, c. M. Hnrrtng.
ton, Fremont, Neb. Z M163 i5
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
' HOUSES FOR SALE "ON EASY
PAYMENTS.
$3,0(0.00 for property 1433 S, 16th st.; rent
j3o.oo per month,
$2,5(0,00 for 9-room modern house, 3020 Cass
St.
$2,4(J.0O for small house and lot, 66x66 ft.,
H. W. cor. 25th nnil f'hlen
$l,S75.0O six-room house, 2502 St. Marv's nv
fl.C.iO.l'O .Sevni-room house, 310 N. 25th st.
$l,-75.t0 Four-room house, 311 N. 25th st.
RESIDENCE LOTS.
$7oO.( tor 96x110 ft. 41st and Dewey nve.
$700.00 forf'.lxl&O ft. 33d and Hurt sts.
$300.W for 50x150 ft. on Franklin, near Mili
tary roud,
UEOROE & COMPANY, 1601 Farnam St.
RE-MIL' U
FOll SALE-lll'.AI, ESTATE,
FOR SALE cr exchange, u well built eight
room, on niodern house, in goa.i repair,
at 2215 Run street, near business center
of city, high si html, t'reighton college,
etc. Lot 30x132, nllej In rear, permanent
sidewalk arid pavement, ull paid tr.
Owner Is anxious to sell nnd will accept
one-half in smaller house and lot, vacant
lots or western lands. Look It over nini
make us nn offer. Price. $),('.
PA YNE-KNOX COM PA NY.
Main floor, New York Life Uldg.
RE M7 9
SEE HENRY R. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE.
RE-74
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St.
he its
HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; also
utie prupcriy nnu iiirm iiintis. tho o. r.
Davis Co., Room 052, Hce Uulldlnc.
RE-711
C. F. HARRISON .i GEO. T. MORTON. P13
i. 1. t,ue, uuy anu sen. inquiries invited.
RE-7S3 AW
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the
union Pacific Railroad company, u. A
V.IcAJ.lastcr 'bd commissioner. Un on
Puerile Headquarters, Omahu, Neb.
RE-713
HOUSES, lots, fnrms, ranches, tonus nlso
mo iiisiirunce. licmis, i-axtou hik.
RE-741
.rou 00-FOR $fX).
IIEST LOT IN u(iit"rzi; m..iri'
South front, on Hlnney street west of IDth
v.. v' imv"ig tuxes an paiu; uotning
like It for $90it.
GARVIN RROS., 1001 FARNAM ST.
RE-117 S
GOOD 10-room houso nnd lot, close In, for
$3,500. Hicks, S2i Hoard of .Tratle.
ill 131 S'
SPECIAL 1IAROAIN IN KOUNTZE
I'l.ACE.
10-room house, with nil modern conven
iences, good cemented basement; locaied
nt the S, E. corner ot 2'Jth und Wirt
streets, ground 9! feet on Wirt by 121
feet on 20th, asphalt pavement nnd per
manent sldcwulk; house anil barn newly
painted, property In excellent repair; cost
owner $14,0tju, owner Is leaving city nnd Is
going to sell at n great sucriilce; price,
$5,5iu, If desired, $1,0(0 cash, balance en
Mine. If you want to get n beautiful
home with large grounds Investigate thlt
property. R. C. Peters & Co.. 17i'2 Iur
nam St., exclusive agents. RE 136 11
LOST.
LOST, July 30, between Omnha and Iviko
.iiuiiawa, inuy gold uroocn; green stones
In circle utitl pendant. Reward for re
turn to Ree oftlce. Loat-115 8'
LOST, canary bird. Flat No. 1, Normaudle.
Lost Mini 10
FOUND.
FOUND, Spit 2 dog, nbout n year old. Apply
-mi uuubu 91, nnu puy ior nonce.
Found M14I 9
FOUND, lndy's pockctbook containing small
nmnuut. 01 money; pay tor advertisement,
describe property. Cull upon J. H. ilrooks,
2622 Davenport.
Found MRS 9'
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, 515 N. Y. L. Uldg. Tel.
wi, ni.u -uiuisuii, jj. j,t lauies ucpi.;
Old E. Johnson, Ostcoputlilst, .Mgr.
-71S
DONOHUE, Osteopath, Paxton blk. Tel. 1307
7t9
A. T. HUNT, D. O., 203 Karbuch blk. Tel 2t62.
AIRS. JOHN R. MUSIC1C, D. O., osteo-
iiuiuiu pnysiciun, uousiua uiuCK.
-326 A13
PATENTS.
WILL BUY any good Invention or patent.
Adarcsb Lock Dux 7t0, JJcs Moines, la.
its
MASON, FENW1CK & LAWRENCE.
n usuiugion, u. .-, ii, j. uowgui, ugeut,
415 Ratline fjlock, Umaha, Ncb, 1(7
$5 THIS advertisement Is good for $5. Suca
iu iu.. puicni aiiorueys, iieo uiug., umuua,
Nct. .sc ico uule-s i,uci.uaaiui.
'" . . -.M29I AlS"
SHORTHAND ANU TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Llfo.
ROY"LE8' College, court reporter principal,
iieo uiog. 7
N'EII. Huslness & Shorthund College, lloyd'u
rncuicr. iw
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col., 16 & Doug.
701
IIICYCLES,
A BIG reduction In price on bicycles. 'New
bicycles, $16 und up; second-hand ones, (3
mid up. Will sell cheap. Must reduce
stock. Headquarters for repairing i.td
sundries. Tires, $1.75 each. L. FluSchar,
1623 Capitol uve. 951 10
JUMi.
DO NOT sell your Junk before you get
prices of the Great Western Junk House,
M2 Douglas St., Omulu. 'Phone 2165. A.
Ferer, proprietor. 23s A15
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
2c; curfs, 4c, 1(50 Leuveuworth. Tel. 517.
-Hi
BOILER MAKERS.
OMAHA Boiler Works, Bteum boilers, tanks,
stacKs, etc. Tel. I3c9. 12tli and tzurd MS.
ii3
PAWNllltOICEHS
EAGLE Loan Olllce, reliable, accommojat
Ing; all business coniiduntial. iM jjougias
lOl
CARPENTERS AMI JOINEUS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work und lepnlrtng
promptly attended 10. J. T. Uelnltret, ,u,h
uud uiko ots. ;o
FISlllNti AND PLEASURE RESORT.
IF YOU want goad basb and croppy ll3hlng
go to Langdun, Mo. ery uesi ot hotui
uccommuuulious; Plenty 01 bouts nuu
iiiinuuwb. wruu R. A. ultimur iur ruiea.
10-
FARMS FOll RENT.
400 ACRES 5 tnllea south of Gretna, Sarpy
county, .Scu, unit uiuun, itoum i, Ii.ukci
HIk., uniul.a. on
bTA.11.11 Ell I NCI ANU STUT'l EHINO.
CURED. Juila Vaughn. 420 Ramge Uldg.
HltESS.IlAKl.VO.
IN families. Miss Sturdy, 25'G Harney,
'W '10
NICK EI, PLATING.
STOVES, lamps, etc., replutcd. Omaha
Plutlug Co., Uuu Uldg. tel. 2.
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Walklln, 2111 Cumins St.
. -757
POSTOFFIOi: NOTICE.
(Should be read dally by all Interested, a.i
changes may occur ut any time.)
Foreign malls for the week ending August
10, 1W1, will close (PROMPTLY In all cases)
at tho general postolllcu as follows: parceis
post malls close one hour earlier than clos
ing time shown below. Parcels post malH
for Germany close at 5 p. m, Wednesday.
Regular nnd supplementary mnlU closo
at torehtn branch halt hour later thun
closing time shown below.
Triina-Atlnutlu .tin Us.
SATURDAY- At 7:30 1.. m, for NETHER
LANDS, per s, s. Staatend.im (mall must
bo
directed "per s. s. StHatendam"); at
.... .. w ..... 1.,, 4.-1, ,ui a, r,
Astoria (mall must be directed "per m. h.
Astoria"); ut 9:30 u. m. (siipplementary 11
a. m ) for EUROPE, per s, s. Cumpaul.i,
via Queenstowni ut 10 u, m. for ITALY,
lMJSTOFI'K E NOTICE,
per s s. Werra. via Naples (mall must
be directed "pir p. s Werrn").
PRINTED MATTER. ETC -This r .nmet
takes Printed Mutter, Commercial Pa
tars and Samples for Germany oil. Th
some class ,f mall matter tor other parts
of Europe will not be sent by this ship
unless specially directed by her
After the closing of the supplementary
Trans-Atlantic mnIN named above ndtll'
tlonal siipplementary mnlls .en opened on
the piers of tho American. English,
French nnd German steamer ami r mam
open until within ten minutes or the hour
of sailing of steamer.
.UnlU for South nnd Cenlrnl America,
Wi'M Indies, Etc.
FRIDAY' At 12 m. for MEXICO, per s
Mntauzns, via Tnmplco (mall must b
directed "per s. s. Matanzas "); at 11 p. m.
for NEWFOUNDLAND per s. s. Carthu
gena, from Philadelphia.
SATURDAY' At 9 n. m. (siipplenn ntarv
9.30 a. m.) for PORTO RICO, CURACAO
nnd VENEZUELA, per s. s. Philadelphia
(mall for Huvanltla nnd Carthagena mut
be directed "per s. s. Philadelphia '); nt
9:30 11. m. (supplementary 10:30 11. 111.) for
FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA, SA VAN
ILLA and CARTHAGENA, per s. e.
Altai (mall for Costn Rica must bo di
rected "per s. s. Altai")-, ut 9:."0 a. in,
(supplementary 10:30 u. m ) for HAITI
nnd SANTA MARTA, per g. s. Andes,
nt 10 a. m. for CUBA, per s. 3. Mexlto,
via Havana; at 12:30 p. 111. for MATAN
'.AS, CAIBARIEN. NUEV1TAS. G1IIARA
mill IIARACAO, per s. s, Ollnda (ordinary
mull only, which must bo directed ' p r
s. s. Ollnda"); at 1 p. m, (supplementary
1:30 p. in.) for BERMUDA, per s. s.
Trlnldud.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and thencu by steamer, closo ut
this oltlco dally nt C:30 p. 111. (connecting
eloe hern every Monday, Wednesday mm
Saturday), Malls for Mlquelon, oy tail to
Boston, uud theiico by steamer, close ut
this ttilcu dally at U.JO p. m. Mails for
Cubit, by rail to Port Tampa, Fin., and
thence by steamer, closo nt this olllce
dally nt "G a. m. (the connecting i loses
here on Monday, Wednesday nnd Saturday).
Mails for Mexico City, overland, un
less specially uddressed for dispatch by
steamer, eloso ut this olllce dally ut 1.30
p. 111. and 11:00 p. m. Malls for Costa Rica,
Belize, Puerto Cortez uud Guutemalu, by
rail to New Otleuiis, und thence by stenmei,
closo ut this oltlco dull) at 'M p, m.
(connecting closes hero Mondays lor Belize,
Puerto Corte-! and Guatemala und Tues
days for Costa Rica). Registered mull
cioscs ut t;uu p. m, previous nay.
Trnnn-I'iiolllo Mnlla.
Mails for Hawaii, China, Japan and Phil
ippines, via San Francisco, close hero
dally at 6:30 11. m. up to August 5. in
clusive, for dispatch per s. s. Amcilcu
Maru.
Malls' for Hawaii, vh Han Francisco, close
here dally at 6:30 p. in, up to Auguu '"S,
fur dispatch per s, s. Muraposa,
Malls fur Hawaii, Japan, China and Phil
ippine Islands, via San Francisco, close
hero dally at 6:30 p. m. up to August 12,
Inclusli'c, for dispatch per s. s. City of
Pekln. .
Malls for China anil Japan, via Vancouver,
close here daily at G;3o p. in. up to Augutt
13, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. b. Em
press of India (.registered mal) must bo
directed "via Vancouver"). Mall, except
merchandise which cannot bo forwarded
via Canada, for the U. S. Postal Agent
nt Shanghai, closes nt 6:3; p. 111. previous
day.
Mnlls for China nnd Jnpnu, via Seattle,
Close hero dally ut 6:30 p. m. up to Au
gust II, Inclusive, for tllsputch per s. s,
Idzuma Maru (registered mall must bo di
rected "via Seattle").
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which is forwarded via Europe), New
'Zealand, Fiji, Samoa und Hawaii, via San
Francisco, close hero dally at 6:30 p. in.
after July 27 nnd up to August 17, In
clusive, or on nrrlvnl of s. s Lucaula, duo
nt New York August 17, for dispatch
per s. h, Sonoma.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
Which goes via Europe, and New Zealand,
which goes via San Francisco), and FIJI
Island, vlu Vnncouver, close nero dully
at 6:30 p. m. up to August "I", Inclusive,
for dispatch per s. s. Warrlmoo (supple
mentary malls, via Seattle und Vlctorlu),
close ut 6:30 p. m. August "is (mall must
bo directed "via Vancouver").
Mnlls for China nnd Japan, via Tacomn,
close hero dally nt 6:3o ;. nt. up to Au
gust IS, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. a.
Olympla,
Trans-Pacific malls nre forwarded to port
of sailing dully und the schedule of closing
Is arranged an the presumption of their un
interrupted overland transit. Registered
mail closes at 6 p. m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster.
PoBtoince, New Y'ork, N. Y., August 2, lfOl.
lAILWAV TI.1IE CARU.
AVEUSTER DEPOT 1RTII A WEBSTER.
Fremont, Elklioru .t Mlaaourl Valley
Leave. Arrive.
Bhtck Hills, Deadwood,
Hot Springs a 3:00 pai a 5:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper and
DoukIus d 2:00 pm e C;0U pm
Hustings, Y'ork, David
City, Superior, Genevu,
Exeter uud Suwuiu....l 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Nottom, Lincoln und
Fremont b 7:30 um blo:26 am
Fremont Local u lau am
Ml-Huurl Puclllo.
Nebraska Locul, Via
Weeping Wuter o 4:10 pm ulO:45 om
Clilt'iiKti, M. 1'uul, Mluuenpolla A
Oitiuhii.
iwln City Pussenser....a 6:00 am a 9:10 pm
oloux Cay i'UBseugUr...u 2:lu pm uliao um
ninci son i.otul u a;3o pm u s:jj um
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
duy .uly. d Dully except Uaturuuy. o Dally
except Monuuy.
UNION STATION IOTH ANU SIARCV.
Union Paellle.
Lcav. Arrive.
Overland Limited a b:M am a 7:30 pm
Fast Mull a s:50 um u 3:25 pm
Mali und Express ull:3j pm 11 4:25 pm
Coloruuo Special u11:3j pm a 6:50 um
Llncoln-Stromsbcrg Kx.b 4:0j pm bl2:3o pm
Pnclhc A: Atlantic Ex... a 4;2o pm u 6:50 um
Grand Isluud Local b 5:30 pm b 9:35 um
Illinois Central.
Cnlcngo Express a 7:00 nm a 6:10 pm
Chlcugo, Minneapolis &.
St, Paul Llmltud n 7:15 pm u 8:05 am
Minneapolis Ac St, Paul
Express b 7:00 nm b 9:10 pm
Fort Dodgo Locul, trom
Council niuiis a o:w am
WmIiii-iIi.
St. 7ouls "Cannon Ball"
Express a pm a y.vo am
L'illellKli, R110L lMlunil A I'jiclllu.
Chicago Daylight Spe'l.. 0:00 am 2:0) nm
Ues .Moines uuu uuveu-
port Local a ,:;.iam t)u:3S am
Chicago Express bll :15 am u S;I0 am
Deu Moines lcal a 4:10 pm n 4:45 pm
Chicago Fast Express.. a 5;0o pm u 1.25 pm
Dcs Moines, Rock Island
and Chicago i 7:10 pm n 9:35 pm
Rocky Mount'n Limited 2;uo am C-.oo um
Lincoln, Colo Springs.
Denver, I'ueblo uud
West 1 1:30 pm a 4il5 pm
Colorado, Oklahoma and
Tvxus Flyei n 5:20 pm n 9:50 am
CliiciiMo. .'II Inn. 11 lieu .t St. Puul.
Chicago Limited u 6:00 pm u S:05 nm
Chicago & Omuha Ex...h 7;15 um b 3:40 pm
Muu I lf .V Pnellli.
Twin City Express a 0:53 nm nl0:25 pm
Twin City Limited a 7:55 pm a X:15 am
Sioux City Locul a S;v0 am a 3:50 pm
MIkniiui-1 Piii'IUo.
St. Louis Express al0:00 am a u:25 pm
(v. C. A. St. L. Express. ai0:5) pm 11 6:15 am
CIiIi'iiko A' NoitlmeKlern.
Chicago Special a 7:00 nm all:30 pm
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm a S:4U um
Eastern Express nl0:55 am a 4:05 pm
Eastern Speciul a 1:55 pin u 4:o5 pm
Fast Mull a 2:45 pm
Omaha-Chlcugo L't'd...K 7:45 pm a b:oo um
Fist Mnll a S;jo am
Cedar Ruplds Passenger n 5;30 pnt
Ollililiu A St. V.oula.
St. Louis "Cannon Iinll"a 5:15 pm a 8:20 an
Kaiisui City and Qulncy
Local a 7:25 am a 0:W pm
a Dully, b Dally except Sunday.
BURLINGTON STATION IOTH A MASON
Knusn City, St, Joseph . Council
IUuiTn,
Leave. Arrive,
Kansas City Day Ex.... a 9:20 am n (,:03 pm
Raima City Night Ex..ulO;3o pm u 0:15 um
St, Louis Flyer a 5:10 pm Hil;15 am
Chlfii(;ii, HurlliiKtun A tluliiey.
Chicago Special a 7:00 am nl0:2n pm
Chleato Vestlbulcd Ex.. a 4:W Din a 7:43 am
Chicago Locul a i):3o nm n 4:05 1 m
Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm a 7:15 nm
ir.i h 1 .Man a 2,ii pm
u Dully, b Dully except Sunday,
f-jAll.tt TI.Mi: ( Alll.
tllirlliiBtiin A .Mlxiitirl Itltcr.
Nebiaskft Express ... .a 8:10 am n 7.35 pm
Wjinnrc. Beatrice and
Lincoln . , n S (0 am ull:J5 am
Denver Limited ti,; pm n s.ou pm
Black Hills and Paget
Sound, Denver Con-
liectlon a 9:W pm n ft-.n nm
Lincoln Fast Mall .... o S:W pm a 9.17 nm
Fort Crook und Platts-
mouth b 3:20 pm bll:C0 am
Ilellevue S: Pacific Jet. .a 710 pm u S:20 urn
Uellcvuo St Puclllo Jet. .a 3.10 am
Direct Route to Olasgnrr dhlhltloii
ANCHOR LINE
.trntnslilpa froct Ncit York Weekly fur
GLASGOW I.V LONDO.MIEItllY.
Saloon, $50 und Up. Second Cabin, $32.50 and
up. Third Class, $26 uud upwnrdt.
lor Illustrated foldei und further inform.
Uon upply to HENDERSON BROTHERS,
. Chlcugo, or
J. S. McNALLY. 1323 Fnrnam St.,
OKO. E. ABBOTT. ItU Fnrnam St.. Omaha.
LEGAL NOTICES.
ADMIRAL' Y SEIZURE - STEAMBOAT
JACOB RICIITMAN."
CITATION.
United States ot America, District of Ne
brnska, ss. :
U liercas, A libel hris been Hied In (hedls
tr et court or the United Slates for the ills
!I !'l.of ,::t'i1)rn!,i1?" " H'e.ioth day of July,
1901, by Ca eb Haley us llbellnnt In a cause
of tort, civil nnd maritime, against the
fltenniboat "Jacob Rlchtinntt, her nniuirel.
tackle mid furniture, nnd pruylng Ihe usua
process nnd monition of the court that nil
persons interested In snld steamboat, her
tackle, apparel, machinery and f.irnlture.
mny be cited to appear and nniwer the pre
mises, und all duo proceedings being had,
that said steamboat may be decreed to be
sold, and the proceeds thereof distributed
according to law.
Therefore, In pursuance of snld monition
under the senl of snld court, to me directed
and delivered on the 31st day of July, isoi,
1 do hereby give notice generally unto nil
persons having or pretending to hnve any
right, title or Interest In said steamboat,
culled the "Jacob Rlehtmiiu," her tackle,
apparel, mnrhlnery nnd furniture, lo ap
pear before tho said court In the eltv of
Omaha, In snld district, on the 2d dav of
September, 1901. next (If It be u court duy,
or else op next court Hay thereufter), nt 10
o'clock forenoon of said dny, then nnd there
to nnswer the snld libel, nnd to muke
known their allegations In that behalf.
Dated at Omaha In said district this 7th
day of August. A. D. 1901.
T. L. MATHEWS,
United States Marshal for the District of
Nebraska. AuuSD15t
BOND HALE.
The Hoard nf Education of District No. .I,
Plalnvlew, Neb,, will sell to the highest
bidders nn August 20, 1901, nt 2 p. in., the
bunds of the district, no bond to exceed
$1,003, or be less thnn $700, BUI'S will nlso be
received for building. J A. Williams, Di
rector. Atlgtidttm
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI.
No. 10197. Hiirmnn ngalnst Ilarmnn. Error
from Johnson. Alllrmed. Commissioner's
opinion. Division No. 2. Opinion by Sedg
wick, C. Reported.
1. One who us surety for a decedent Is
compelled to pay n clnlm while pending
ngalnst the estate of his principal may
tako an assignment ot tho clnlni nnd pro
ceed thereon In tho nnmo of tho original
claimant, or may bo substituted und pro
ceed In his own name,
2. It Is immnterlnl whether tho surety
pnys the claim before or after tho hearing
thereon In probate court, nnd In either
case he may appeal In tho nnmo of the
original claimant.
3. Evidence found to support tho findings
of trial court.
No. 10211. Grotto ngnlnst Well .t Co.
Error from Douglas. Alllrmed. Commis
sioner's opinion. No. 3. Opinion by Dullle,
C. Reported.
1. A retiring partner remains liable for
nil the existing debts of tho llrm lo the
same extent us if he had not retired, The
agreement between him nnd the remaining
partner, that tho remaining partner will
assume and pay nil existing debts of tho
llrm while valid as between themselves,
cannot change their relation to the cred
itors, unless the creditors become partite
thereto.
2. ' The creditor of the firm should nfter
notice comes to him of the retirement of
one partner nnd tho nssumptlon of tho llrm
debts by the other member deal with
reasonable diligence In the management of
any securities in hit hands for the pay
ment of his claim and exercise due cnuMnn
In seeing that no ndvantngo Is taken nf tho
retiring partner; but this Is ull Unit can bo
required.
No. 11310. Argnbrlght ngalnst Stnte. Er
ror from Nemaha. Affirmed. Opinion by
Holcomb, J. Reported.
1. An uppltcutlon for a chango of venuo
In n crlminnl prosecution Is nddresnod to
tho sound discretion nf the trlnl court nnd
Its ruling thereon will not bo disturbed
when iiq nbuso of discretion Is disclosed.
(Welsh agulnst State, Nebr., , S2 N. W.
Rep.. S2.)
2. it Is not error to overrule nn applica
tion for n change of venuo In n criminal
trial, when from nil tho evidence Introduced
In support and In resistance of tho appli
cation there Is not shown to exist nny
rensonnblo ground for tho belief (hat the
defendant cannot have a fair and .Impartial
trial In tho county from which n change
of venuo is applied for.
3. Where, In a criminal prosecution, In
structions given the Jury t-re nsslgned as
error nnd nn appeal such Instructions held
properly given and on n subsequent trlnl
the snme instructions nrn given nnd ngnln
nsslgned as error tho decision of the ques
tion on the llr.it nppenl will tie held to be
the Inw of the ense nnd followed In review
ing thn enso on the nppenl last tnken,
4. It Is not error to refuse to give nn In
struction stating n proposition of law w'hlch
Ih substantially covered nnd Included In un
Instruction already given.
5. Misconduct of counsel for the state in
the nrgument ot the enso In order to work
prejudicial error must have been In disre
gard of tho rules of legltlmnto nrgument
of tho evidence nnd sufficient to undulv In
fluence the Jury nnd prejudice the rights
of the defendant.
6. Where counsel for thn stnte referred In
nn nrgument to the Jury to fncts, not In
evidence nnd upon objection Hint. the. stnte
ments were unwarranted by the ovldeneo
tho district court Instructed tho lurv to
disregard such Htntements there won left
no ground for complaint for thn rensnn that
the court when npnenled to granted all ro
ller praveq ror. tuoover against tiiaie, n
Mich., 1RI.)
7. Alleged misconduct of nsslMnnt coun
sel for the state examined nnd lipid Insuffi
cient to have Improperly Influenced thp
hiry nr prejudiced the rights of the de
fendant. ! Record exnmlnrd nnd held no nrrjudl
clnl error wur committed by counnl for
state nsklng questions of witness claimed
to hnve been 'prci-'nnnt with assumptions
nnd Ins Intuitions, the objections Interposed
to such questions having been Hitstalned by
the trial court.
9. Thn refusal nf the slnte tn, on n second
trlnl. cnll certain wllnesscR wh"e testl-
monv nn n former trlnl nnd been Im
peached, there belnr many other retlnhle
wltntsses bv which the snme fncts couM bo
proven, held not n suppression of evidence,
nor preju'dlcllil to the rights of tho de
fendant. 10. The defendant on n former trlnl wns
found gulltv nf murder In the 1rt degreo
nnd nn error to this court the evidence was
evnmlnd and found sufllclent to support
thn verdict' A subsequent trial resulted In
n like verdict, nnd nn error It N attain urged
Hint the evidence is Insulllclent to snpiinrt
the verdict. The evidence nn the Inst trlnl
being substnntlnllv the same nnd fullv ns
rtrong nnd convincing on the nnrt nf the
stnte ns In the former, held, that the de.
elslnn first had on the sulllcleney of thn
evidence hns nropnrlv become the law of
the case decisive of the question nnd to bo
followed In the subsequent review of tho
cnc.
11. Held, further, ns nn orlglnnl nnd un
decided question from an examination of
the record that the evldenen is sulllelent to
support the verdict nf guilty of murder in
the first degree ns found by Ihe Jurv.
12. Held nlsn from nn exnmlnntlon of thn
reenrd Hint the verdict is not tho result of
nnsslon and prejudice on tho part of tho
Jury.
No 119Y7. Nightengale ngnlnst Htnte. Er
ror from Douglas. Alllrmed. Opinion by
Sullivan. J. Reported.
1. A deputy rlerk of the district court has
nuthorlty tn swenr tho county attorney to
an Information In n erlmlniil cn.
2. Tho overruling nf an objection tn nn
Improper question propounded to 0110 of thn
witnesses for the defendantn In n crlminnl
ense Is nnt reversible error If thn nnswer
of the witness hns nn prejudlclnl tendency.
3. The trial 1udge may. In a crlminnl ense,
In order to prevent a mlscarrlngn of Justice,
cross-examine witnesses for tho accused
but the rlsht tn do so should he exercised
sparingly nnd with grcnt discretion.
I. The court n part of Uh charge gnve tn
the 1urv an Instruction nn thn subleet nf
rensonnblo doubt nlmnst Ideutlcnl with thn
one set out in thn fifth point nf tho ryl
Inlmn tn Willis ngnlnst State, 13 Neb., 102.
Held not error.
5. An Instruction In which the court Hold
to the Jury that tho evidence tended tn
sn ehow llmt tho defendant was, when the
crime wr.s being committed, at siloh 0 dis
tant nnd different nlaco Hint he could not
havn participated In Its commission, Hnd
Hint they should acquit UlllesH the evidence
satlstled 'hem beyond n rcasonabln doubt
that" ho was present when the crime was
committed.
CROWDING Ol'T COMPETITION
Omnht Jobbers Secure Incrmlnj- Ehutt of
Countrj Trd.
LARGER STOCKS OF DRESS GOODS LAID IN
tlrcnt Variety nf Rtinlltj- nnd Color
.Milken I'.xtensMe Pnri'linae Neo
cnr Urolith Dnea Not
Affect II11) lux PoMer.
Thp fall season of Omaha's wholrsalo
trade lias opened with H10 coming of cooler
weather. Generally Ihe trade starts with
the last week of July, but merchants would
not come lo tho city during those hot days
when thoughts of flannels nnd furs wero
enough to Induce nervousness. Hut this
week tho early men on the market began to
put In .in appearance and orders for Imme
diate delivery of fall goods are now being
recclcd by dealers In all lines but milli
nery. The millinery se.uon will open with
tho fot'jinl opening receptions of the whole
sale h'uses, which are set for August 27.
There hns been a contldcrnblu olinnge In
the chnracter of dress goods since lust
season nnd this reason will be an Inniien
tlnl onn In Increasing sales considerably.
The chango not only goes to the colors, but
to tho quality ot the goods ns well, making
It nbso'utely necessary for merchants to In
In a larger stock of new goodi Hum Is usual
in tho seasons when tho change Is not so
great.
Another thing which will Increase (ho
trade of Oiimha Is the concession offered by
the iiinniiKers ot the railroads to merchant
coming to this city during the tlmo from
August 23 to September ,3. This Is the Ilrst
season this concession lins been secured for
this city and Its continuation depends tu a
Inrgo degree upon Kb success tho first
sensou. St. Louis hns hnd tho system lit
vogue for several years anil It has brought
to that city many hundreds of persons who
would otherwise havo gouo to other places.
Omnliii .Supplnnt Chlcugo.
Ono of tho pleasing features of tho open
ing of this season la the presence of many
Inrgo buyers who Imvo In previous years
gone to Chicago and other eastern points
nnd vho for the Ilrst tlmo ore Investigat
ing the stocks carried In Omahu. In every
case they havo left good orders, showing
that tho stocks nnd terms offered by Omnha
dealers nro sulllclont to draw from older
towns the trade wh'ch they havo hnd for
yenrs.
Among tho heavy dealers In tho city aro
Wenta & Sen of HolHtcln. la. This firm
hns since Its establishment purchased all
stock from Chlcngo and Its representative-!
came to Omaha nt tho Invitation ot ono ot
tho managers of nn Omahn houso with hut
llitlo thought of placing nn order. no
foro they left their entire fall stock whs
contracted for.
Ilolstrln was In the reports ns being tn it
drouth-Btrlckcn part of Iowa, but Mr. Wonts
says that these reports wero exaggerated
nnd that tho country Immediately surround
ing Holsteln can ho depended upon to
produce nt least ono-hulf n crop of
corn, while other grain will not bo entirely
lost. FnrmcrR nrn In good condition to
stand n bad senRon nnd there will bo nn
serious results from tho shortage. Ilia
order shows that ho bcllcvcB what he suys,
for It Is ono that could only be handled In
n prosperous community.
Guy AlniBbiich"of Almshach & Johnson of
Ornvlty, In., was another buyer who this
year deserted Chicago for Omnha, as wero
nlso Wells & Walton ot Clearfield, la., and
George J. Bnrtle of Crcston.
A Nebraska buyer who has always dealt
at St. Joseph catiio to Oroahti this season
for tho first time In tho person of F. E.
Rice.
While Omnha Is cutting into tho terri
tory of towns which have never considered
It n rival, It Is holding Its own In Its own
territory and driving tho outside towns
from tho field, according to tho statement
mndo by tho representatives of tho Omaha
houses,
IOWA'S INTERURBAN LINE
Arrnnirnirn4n (nr Construction front
Crcston tn AVIntersct Are Now
AVell Under Wny.
Lyman Waterman of tho New System
Traction company has begun arrange
ments for the construction of tho electric
line from Crcston to Winterset, la. Con
Htructlnn will begin In Creston, where tho
city lines will bo completed before tho
hulldjng ot the lino to Winterset U started..
Power for this line will bo supplied by
the Electric Light company at 'Crcston
until such tlmo ns the line Is built to
Macksburg, Hero tho power plant of tho
company will bo constructed. Tho ar
rangement with tho Creston light company
will permit' tho now company to enrry
Its construction material over Its own
lines from Creston, ub tho power can -bo
turned on as fnst an rails are placed In
position. This will permit more rapid con
struction as well as reduce the cost,
Tho power plant at Mncksburg will be
ono ot tho most complete of Its kind tn
tho state and will supply power for tho
entire thlrty-ecven miles of road, and, In
addition, will probably supply light to such
towns ulong the route as desire It.
Tho civil cnglneerfl aro now nt work
on tho profiles and plnns nf the lino pre
liminary to tho lotting of tho contracts
for conotmctlon,
TAKES FRIGHT AT A BALL
ConMnlilc C. T. I'erKiison 11ns 11 House
vol (esq no Eipeilenee t-rf til n
HldttlHi Pacer.
Constablo C. T. Ferguson Is walking with
n cano as tho result of nn unfortunate
exporlcrire with a spirited colt nnd some
amateur bnpo ball enthusiasts on tho boule
vard Wedncsdny evening. Ifo wan driving
the colt to a cart, when someone throw a
ball, striking her on tho hip. The filly
seemed to know that this entitled her to
take her bneo, nnd she wnn In such hasto
to do It that she ran ttireo blocks, kicking
viciously nt every other leap,
Ferguson camo out of It feeling very
much like an umpire who lins mado an un
popular ruling add he Is now serving writs
by proxy. Ho says tho thinks It a breach
of corn! manners to play ball upon tW
Btrects,
Dliirrlinen QiilcUly Cured.
"Mr. Jacob Rlcltcrmnn camo Into our storo
some time ago sufforlng with diarrhoea so
badly that ho wns passing blood," says J.
A. Freedcl & Co. of Rome, Wis. "Ho had
been under tho doctor's troatmont, hut got
no relief. We fixed him up a dose of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera rind Diarrhoea
Hcmodv ond he purchuscd a small bottlo of
It ond In twenty-four hours ho was well,"
For sulo by all driiggUts.
Fine lee Trust .M annuel.
TOPEKA, Aug. S. Judge Llndsny nf tho
pollco court today lined W. L. Dickey,
innniiger of the People's Ico company, $200
for maintaining n trust contrary to tho
city ordinance. Mr. Dlckny appealed from
thn decision to tho district court. A grent
denl of feeling has been aroused over tho
Ico cumpany'B nation in raising prices, nnd
tho trial was largely attended,
increme Cnpllnl of tttuolc Ynrils,
JEFFERSON CITY. Mn Aug, R.-The
Kansas City Stock Yards company of Kan
sas City, Mn, was today granted u c-r-tlllcatn
authorizing 1111 increase of the capi
tal wtock from $7,500,090 to IS.'JJO.CC).