THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; SJIJTURDAY , JULY 20 , 1893.
8PEG1RLNDTIGE8.
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DVKUTISKMENTS roll THESE COLUMNS
will bo taken until 12:80 : p. m. for thnnrcnlnc
830P. ; m. for tliu mornlnr and Sunday
by ji nnmborcd check
lo a nnmlxTod
loiter In cam of Tnr Itr.r , Answora no
will ilcllvrn-d upon pmwntallon of the check.
H. 1 Ken word flrnt insnrtlon , lea word thoro-
Uter. Nothing tnnun for lg i than BBc.
A WANTED , POSITION 1 Y YOONO MAN 23
A yearn of BROS nxporlcncoilbookkifixraml well
advanced In Hhorthnnil nn < l tyiwwrttlnr. Objrct
Improvement , nnd nniall recompense. M ,27.II , . >
II
A SITUATION WANTED HY ATTORNEY AT
/\nmallalary. Ui-coiitly admltlixl. " " " ' "K' "
tiicca. Ailcltf nil M 81. Hco. M"30 gn
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A -WANTED , SITUATION IIV
A stenographer ! references furnished. A * n-s
M 43 , fll' ° " '
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IIY A noOI > . COMrETBNT. RKSPKCTAIILK
Ajtlrl , n pliu-n In small faniHy for ( few-nil liotiso-
work. Call nt once , 017 Soutl. BHtli tnwt.CHy
YOUNO MAN EMPLOYED DAILY FROM 0
a. m. to4p. m. wUlici position rvcnlnpft. Can
boohs , do typewriting or wll poods.
MM.lkii. MBt ' "
HELP.
Union , mo a word first Insertion , lea word Ihero-
nfliT. NolliliiB inhcn for less than 2.10.
n lFYoft WANT A 0001) PAYING JOH WRITE
JJllio HawkH Nursery Co. , Milwaukee , Win.
MH07 ft
1)-flENTLEMEN OP OOOI > CIIAHACTKll TO
Jircpn-Hi'iit our business , limuranoo men pro-
tprmll 417 Dee building. 8.t7
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15- SALESMEN TO SELL nAKIKO POWDER.
J > Wo put our KOOfln In Glass Rollins IMiiH.
900.00 immthnml rrpniwd. m-commlsslon. l lil-
cniro Ilattlnir l'owilerCo.,707 Van Huron Htrerl. Chi-
cngo. M DfaB-A 7
1)-SALARY OH COMMISSION TO AGENTS TO
-llhamllo tin ) 1'atonl Chemical Ink KraBi-r Pencil.
Tim most imcful nnil novel Invnnllon of thn awn.
ErnKfH Ink ihorotiRlily In two iwoonds. Works llko
innRlc. 200 to r > 0l ( per cent prollt. AcontH mnkinir
* M ) per week. Wo alHOWantn uoni-ral acont to
takn ohawi of territory iitul appoint Hiil > nrunts. A
rarn chance tn make money. Wrlto for terms ami
nHiM-clinenof erailtiff. Monroe Erasing Mfp.Co. ,
X III ) , La Crosse , Wls. 3'B
I-WANTEO.HLACKSMITH ATONCE ; STEADY.
Jmiix.r man lo work on per cent or buy Block ,
s box I , Ansclmo. Neb. -ID * "
tt-WANTI' ! ) , FIRST CLASS 1IARIIEU TO TAKE
J'eliarpii of Hliop. Will pay Halary or soil out
rhoap. A violin or clarionet player profum-d.
Write , and sow ! references , to F. Albeo , l.'owcastlo ,
Wyo. 1 * *
7)-AT LAST WE HAVE IT. ACTIVE AGENTS
Jfnvnrywhoro to take onlors for Sliopp H World n
FalrPli'oloKraphiil. A maifnlfleimt collodion of
copvrlRhtod photoitrapliH of buildings , wconos. ox-
lilbllH of iho World's Columbian oxposltlon. Splen
didly ilfscrlbi-d. Authorized by the olllclal man-
nKomonl. Ono oblnns volumo. HoUlll. S.I.BB.
Hooks on cri-dlt. Freight paid. Aconta In the
Jliild am clnnrln * from $7.00 to $415.00 dally. Drop
iworylhlntf olmi nnd handln thlH book. Yon will
miiku money fant. rinnly Illustrntod circulars and
v _ ttrms fron. Onint and .10 photograph * only $1.00.
" " Address Globe Hlblu I'ubllnlilng Co. , 3.1H Dearborn
nlri'ot , Chicago , 111. , or 723 Cheatnut slri'nt. l'lilhi-
-WANTED , MEN TO TRAVEL. $50 TO $100
PIT monlli. Slono A Wellington. Madison. Wla
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
Hall's , IMca word first Insi-rllon , lea word thero-
Bllor. Nothing ; taken for less than -.Ic.
C"-WANTKD , LAlVlES TO WRITE AT HOME
Knrlnnn slamped envelope. Vcrna LanRdon ,
Soiilli Uund. Ind. MU77 iy'J'J'
n OIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSRWORK. W. F.
I 'Sluolzi'l , 1B21 S. ' 'Dili , bolween 1'oppleton and
YV'oyhvorlh avo. ° Q-
fl-LADIKS OF OOOD ADDRESS TO INTRODUCE
I /our wiHlnosH nninng frli-nds. * 7 .oil to $11)0.00 )
mtlary to right partlusj 417 Hoe building. MK.IU
-LADIES WANTED TO ADDRESS CIRCULARS
at home. $ ' T . ( )0 ) to sj-IW.OO a week. Enclose
Btamp. Mls3 Ella AVnrst , South liend. Ind. 430
! -WANTED , AN ELDERLY .COUPLE TO TAKE
of fimilHlii'd eoliaro and board owner for
MHO of same i. M 415 , Ilco. C72 30
-WANTED. A OIRTj FOR OENEBAI. 1IOUSE-
work , i4ii ! : Capitol Avo. _ Mlill'.l
FOB BENT HOUSES.
Ilntos. lOc a line each Insertion , $ l.f > ( ) a line per
month. Nothing taken forless than ' . ' 5c.
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-FOR'RENT , HOUSES' "ALL PARTS OF
D the city. The O. F. D.wls company , ISOSFiiruam.
3 AND .1-ROOM APARTMENTS , VON DORN
block , wllh steam ji-eferenccH rcqulred810 ; S'-'d.
-R-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. CONVENIENT
for htmlnoHH or wholesale men. Apply 1112
South lllth Hlrivt. 412
-7-ROOM COTTAGE TO RENT , CONVENIENT
D for U. P. railroad men. Inquire 1112 3. lUth m.
D-DELIGHTFUL HOMK.EIOHT-UOOM HOUSE ,
modem eonvenli-nceH , barn , beantlfnl lawn ,
natural Hhado trees , $35 per mo. Inaulro 'JH03
Pk-mi st. 8S4
-TWO EAST FRONT 7-ROOM COTTAGES ,
all modern and In excellent repair , half a block
from car lino. Will rent together to desirable lon-
uiils very cheap. Fidelity Trust Co. , 170' ' Farnam.
MlllU
-FLATS OF (1 ( ROOMS. EACH IN OOOD REpair -
pair : Union block , 2d Hour , f 20.00 per month
Omframn house of H rooms , newly paiwred. In
peed repair , corner of Jackson and 1 Ith St. , $20.00
pormonth. John IIainllnU17 Llnton block.
D - ItENT , 7-HOOM MODERN FLAT ,
Ijinito block , ( ! 0i ! S. liltli st. 385
n- FOR RENT FOR 0 MONTHS OR LONOKR
nk'i'ly liu'iili'd U-room hoiino , all furnluht > d and
In Hint class condition to Htnall f.imlly without
chlldri'ii , Rout tvasonabln nnd ri'forenci'S ro-
qnliod. IiKinlro at fi''S South Slltli Hlroot. M314
TTFOIl"RENT , 1'J-ROOM MODERN HOUSE ,
J 1713 Chlc.iKO St. M44 t ' . " . )
B-HOUSES FOR RENT , 2 MODERN 10-ROOM
hrlck hoiiwH at 2illR and 2H20 Davenport t.
tniiuln * at 2t)21 ) Davenimrt st. 6III 2
; T\-FOH RENT , If-ROOM HOUSE. NO. 107 SOUTH
J A'Klh Hi. , near Dodge' Small colored fanillv pro-
fiirri'd , Itlngwalt Hros. . HarUer blk. C57 30 *
11 II-KOOM HOUSE,32100ASS STREET , FIRST-
l.'oliiHs enndlllon , modern Improvomcnls. line
looallon , E. A. Northtip , tax dopartmonl. H. A.M.
railway M&70 30
I'OR RENT , 4-UOOM COTTAGE , 30TH AND
MahliT ; cIMorn. yard nodded , city water , for
Billy * ! l.0ll. Inqnlni I31H Farnam. M3U7 30
-FOR RENT , 10-KOOM HOUSE , ALL MODERN
conveniences. Iniiulro HUB Farnam.
. . . M5118 30
D- ELEGANT 0-ROOM RESIDENCE , MODERN
convonloiifos , ntabln nnd house dotauhod , largo
lawn , Finest roHldoiicn location In the city. In-
unlre on pi-einlseB , 70U South 18th ntrcol.
ntrcol.M5H4
M5H4 31 *
ITOll KENT I-UKN1SHED BOOMS
Ilatos. IKca word tlral Insertion , la a word tlioro-
atlor. Nolliliitf taken for lousjlian 'Jjc.
JVor inifnrnlshi'd rooms 'with board 3 blocks from
conn IIOIIHO , AddroHH , M 3' . ' . Doit , SHI 1 *
E-FURNISHED ROOM f WITH ALCOVE FOR
ernilomen.inoderneonvenluncoK,320 North'-ld. ;
| M7m ;
-FUHH1S11ED KOOMS. 1017 AND 102:1 : CAPItol -
tel nvoiinn. MU7I ! AT
3FllilNlsilK11HOOMS FOR HOUSEKKHIMNO
fornuuiiunlwlt , . . lU'iit taken In boaitlUUN : 17th
E-3 NHT.I.Y FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIflHT
hntiHi'Ui'i'pIn , ' ; also rooms for Ki'iitlonion ,
lit ) Norlli l.'ilh Htroi't. 'Mltll ' 'U'
I'T-lloTi.MS NICELY FURNISHED. OJO SOUTH
JlTlli Hlrivt. M4UO 1 *
1 7 PUKXIMTKU ROOM WITH ALCOVE. SOUTH
-Jfroilt ! tiU'i Hiiiall iiinnvM , wllh or wll7iout hoanl ,
MI-M , Knight , No. VIIO Dmiulas nlri't'1. Mil
E 'J UVHlT ( 1KK1MS NORTH AND SOUTH
froniM. with iiiodoiiii'oiivciih.'ncoH ; furnlshoil or
iiufuriilxhfHl , lAvj ! Hiirnoy. , " > : H 31 *
EFURNISHED ROOM. 2017 HARNEY ST.
M547 HO *
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'I , < LAKGl ! FURNISHED ROOM FOR MAN AND
iJWKour iwosriinllninen , wltlior without board ,
Inqulit ) 2017 t'ldcayo Hli-nel. M340 3D *
-I.AUl.E.MODiTuN SOUTH ROOM , PRIVATK
. Jt.inillyi also fclnvlo room ; 3 car lines. 2020 Hurt
tlivel. 30'
EHCOMS FURNISHED Oil UNFURNISHED i ;
m-wly pniwn l , modem convonlenoos. cvmrally
localisli nioinerb , boanlnruor Utlil honsiikoopliif ,
Adilii'mM 47 , Hoe. . MSHO au
ENIPELY FIIRNISHEIJ COTl'AtlETO PARTY
without children , M 45 , lleo. M371 3D *
FU11NISHED BOOMS AND BOARD.
Ratra. IWo n word tlrol Intnrtlon , InaworUhoro-
kftcr , Nolhtnr lakmi for IUHX Ilian UAc.
-t Wuiuan'a CUiiblUn ankoc'luilunt 111 S. i7tli t.
. 450
J -THK DOLAN. 201) ) AND Sill N. 18TJI ST.
440
1--TH13 STATE KUROPKAN HOTKLNKW AND
olivantly fnrnlBhftd rooms for ronl by ilay or
at nsi otmbl i rales. Knurr & Spnitt , 180S
' trc t. M4 l A'.l *
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ICOOL SOUTH FRO1T11 OORNKU UOOMSi
nr l oUH | uinui r mtots. ' Jlnraur stnvl.
L _ _ l
TCC001) TAULR BOARD AT THK WKllSTKit.
* 01B aud 01B Norlli Kit..U
FURNISHED ROOMS AND
OinKnuAt ,
, FtThNrSHED ROUTlfEAST FRONT
room with alcove M l baywindow , moderncon
veniences , prlTAle family ; board. C23 South antli.
Mmio 30
17-NICKLY FURN1S11K1 * PARIX3R RED ROOM.
Jw ' with folding bod. also laree. Kouth-front room ,
with board. HOHHO newly furnished , mode.-n.
Tnrmdn-afionablo. 2020 Ilanwy SL MS2830'
FOB BENT TJNFUBNISH.'D BOOMS
Raton. IMcn word first Innertloii , lea word thcro-
aflor. Notldnit taken for less lhan 23e.
rn nBNTjicKUNrniNisHEB itobMa
nullablo for hnusckwplnr , city water , eat , etc.
Low rent. Northwest corner l tli and Webster
streets. fl'J'J
G --2 FIIONT IIOO.M3. 1GOI ) LKAVEKWOHTII ST.
SO *
FOR BENT STORES AND OFFICES
I FOnnKNT.STOUIJ ON 9. 13lh ST. , LANGH
-Iblook. Kiillamo for mcnt niiirltct , haruwnrn or
Ory cooil : ntoro Inaulro ( iin ( 9. Kith nt. 4 , " > l
SToiiY IIUIOK nuir.ntNo
OKI Pnniani t. Tlir btUldln ? lint .1 tlrcprool. coin -
in out ImHonuMit , coin plclu nto.im lic.allnir llxtnnH.
wntnron nil the lloora , gM , utc. Amily .11 tbo oillco
of The Doe HID
WANTED TO BENT.
s , lOo n linn rach limortlon. f l.SO a Him I 3
month . Nothlns tiihon tor losi limn -'ic.
1CWANTKD , 8 MODKUN 7 OH 8-KOOM HOUSES
near Piirnnin or H.iimcom car line ! will pay
. n ycnr rent for both o.i t or Bontb front.
AcldroHs M : i , Ik-u. MSI I Al
STORAGE.
Hates , lOo n line naoh Insertion , $1,50 n line per
lonlh. NolhliiB taken for less than We.
M -STOUADK POIl IIOUSRHOU1 OOOD3 !
clvnn HIHI cheap rates. U. Wells , llll Fnnmm.
-STOHAOK , WILLIAMS JLCHOSS.121 1 HAHNEY
WANTED TO BUY.
Hates. 1 We a wortl llrsl liiHorllon , lo a word thcro-
nflcr. Kotnlnj taki-n for loss than l5o. !
vf cASir FOB
1 irooili , Pto. , or will null for owner In our auction
Balos. H. Wells , 1111 Parnarn. 451
VT WANTKD , TO PURCHASE A OOOD RETAIL
-Li btiHlncsH ; any lino. Parl trailo. Amos Real
Entalu Agency , 1017 Farnam street. C35 0 *
-WANTED. A WAGONETTE TO HOLD 1C
people. Address WaKonuttu , Mlllaril holel.
FOB BALE FURNITURE.
Raton , 1 Oc a line uach InBertlon. $1.50 a line uur
month. Notlilnir taken for loss than l5c. !
0 -FOR SALE , A FIRST-CLASS HALI.ET ,
- Iavl It Co. piano , by parties leaving the city ;
a bargain. Call at L'llil So. a4th ut. M4UU ' - ' *
FOB SALE HORSES , WAGONS , ETC
Hates. 1 Wo a wool HnillimcrUoit , loa word thero-
aftor. JS'othlni ; lakon for loss lhan t5d. !
1) ItANDSOMK 1IOHSE. WITH HUOOY , FOR
J Kali ) eheap for u few days. Can bo Keen at
stable , Park avemm and Woolworth. JI" 75 'M'
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Hates , lOo a line each InHorllon , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing taken for ICHS than 'J.r o
Q 1'UQ PUPPIES , ROOM 30 , BARKER HLOCK.
M70U Aa
Q - SALE. ICE IN CAR LOTS. OIL11ERT
Ilroa. . Council lllnffs. MillA4
Q -FOR SALE CHEAP. NEW COLUMniAN Bi
! cycle. Call at Itl'Jl Chicago street , after 7 p. m.
518 US'
Q-WE MUST HAVE MONEY.
1 iilano , $ ' . ' .1.HI. (
1 tiprlRht Chlckerln ? piano , $150.00.
1 baby grand Chick.Tliur , Sl'ja.OO.
1 bran now upright. * 1II.OO. ! )
1 Weginan piano , Ix-cn used a lllllo , $350.00.
1 Klinball organ , ! K5.00. !
1 Newman llros. organ , $35.00.
1 Bnnlettii organ , * -.Ti.OO.
1 Chicago Cottaco organ , $30.00.
1 Ilrlngeport organ , $75.11(1. (
A pl.'itio to trade for a good horse and phaeton.
Woodbrhlgo llros. , Bell Uop't Btoro. O'JIl S3
Q-FOR SALE , ! ! LADIES' BICYCLES ,
grailo , 181W htylo. iH'rfi ctly now , never been
used , and nro regular $14u.OU whp ls. To cloio
oirt"wlll neil at $100.00 each. Bell , Uondtt Ic Co. ,
30 < J So. 10th St. 541 30-
CLAIRVOYANTS
Hates , lOo ajlne each Insertion , $1.50 a line per
month. 'Nothing taken for less than 25o.
. . ,
Orcllablo buuluuiia medium' Olh yuar at 119 N.UItli
457
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
Rates , IVso a word first Inaortlon , le a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than L''o.
riR-MADAME SMITH , 602 S. 18TII. UND FLOOR ,
J-Rooin 3. Masaaju , vapor , alcoholuteain.sulphur-
Ino and sea baths. iirti.JU : *
rp MME. CARSON. 1121 DOUGLAS STREET , 3D
i Hour , room 7 , massage , alcohol , sulphur and sui :
baths. M577 4'
E. STOWE , MAGNETIC HEALER. 205
L Douglas block , Mli-7 All'
PERSONAL
Rates.lHcaworil llrst liiHurtlon. Ic a word Micro-
lor. Noinlne taken for less than \i3a.
WR1TK FOR FREE COPY OF OUR HEAU-
tlfnlly Illustrated marrlago Journal. Hrowu
Pub. Co. , Toledo , ( J. JISOU a.V
-WHITE FOR A FREE COPY OF OUR BEAU-
tlfnlly Illustrated Matrimonial JouniiU , con
taining many photo-cnsr.ivlmrs of handsoina
women and gallant men who wish tovod. . lirown
l'nbll3liliigCo.Teniplotonrt.TolodojO M7I1-31 *
MADAM CLAYTON WILL GIVE YOU A
BynoiHlH of your llfo from cradle to grave ( a
free lent ) , U'J'J South 10th Htrect. 033 30 *
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
Ty LOANS , O. G. WALLACE , 312 BROWN 11LK.
\\r-LOANSONIMPHOVKD AND UNIMPROVED
' city property , $3.OOO and upwarils. 5 t
cent ; noUetayu. W.FarnamSinlth&Co , lU' '
ir-1 AND 2 YEAH LOANS ON CITY AND FARM
luortpicus. Reed JfcSolby , 341 Board of Trade.
4G7
W MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
The O. F. U.ivls Co. , 1C03 Fantant siruet. 4UU
SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS )
' low rales. Alex Moore , 401 Iluu bldff. 474
-MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate , 1
to 5 years Flde.lly Trust Co. . niW.Farnam. 403
-LOANS , J. W. SQUIRE , IMS 11EE 1ILDG.
473 '
\ \ ) - VNTHONY LOAN AND THUST C0..318 N. Y.
Life , lends at low I-.UIIH forchuloo Noeurityoii
Nebraska anil Iowa farms or Omuliu city property ,
470
W CENTRAL LOAN A TRUST CO. , BHBULDG.
' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4(13 ( _
\ \ \VANTED , TO BUY 8 PER CENT NOTES SB-
' i cured by morliaies Omalia city or louj-hi ! ) Co.
property. Reed & Sulby , 335 Board of Tradu
407
Y TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
' proiHjrty. C , W. Anderson. 444 Uuu IliilUHnir.
_ _ M4 17 20'
\\r-RiAL : ESTATE LOANS WANTED. I IIAVfi
> Ibreu vi-ry eholeo application * to place. He-
Hponslbln HlnniT. Amounts , $1,000.00 , il.r.00.00
and * S)0l ( ) ( ) ) , Sea mo Qtilck. Wultor ( J. Clark ,
I''lSHarncy lrei't. M327 20'
DBES8MAH.INO.
Ratoa , Uoa llnooanh InHorllon , $1.SO a line per
month , Nothing taken for less lhan 23o.
VA SH ION A H LE HoilES AN D PART Y DOSTUM KS
1 work by day or week , Knqtilru 1721 Capital
avenue , ,117 !
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
RulcB , Ihjfl a word llrnl Insertion , le a word there
after. NouUinr When for loss than 2Je.
-CALL AT TUB OFFICE OF
OMAHA MORTfiAQE LOAN CO :
INCOlirORTED.
i ' You can borrow oiV
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
WAHK110U8H . RECEIPTS. MERCHANDISE ,
OR A JY OTHER SECURITY. *
Wo will lend you any amount
from $10.00 to $1.000 00.
ON THE DAY YOU ASIC FOR IT
without publicity or tvtnova ! of property.
Yonenn pay the luunvy luuk In any amount you
wl ) i , aiuliil any tlm , mid cachTiayniuul no niaJa
will nultico Uui coil of ilia loan ,
Runioiiiaur thAl yon hevo the 1110 of both the
properly nnd tlio Money , uud pur for U only ft Ion ;
u you kwp It ,
Them will ba naoxpcii9or clmr o kept out of
thoamomit wanuxl , but you will rocolvu the full
nmuiint of tliu loan.
lloforu bon-uwliiir eluowhcro o U ftlid noa ut nn4
you will ilnd It ims-ulr lo your advanurc.
OM UIA MORTOMJE IOAN CO.
WUl SOUTH 1UTH STREK1" ,
t lluur above Ihu tlrnut.
V-WILL IXJAK MONEY ON ANY KIND Or1 SB-
-iVcuiUy ; MituUy coulWeulUL A. IS. llurclt , ro-jin
\ OoBlliKa'.kl biwk * 7J
MONEY TO LOAN-OIIATTELB.
-IO YOIt WANT MONKYV
THK KIUKUTY U\N OtlAtlANTRR OO ,
liOOM 1 W1THNKLL 1IL.OCK.
* 1H4 ! SOUTH 10T11 CURNRH HAUNRY ST.
WILL \ LOAN \ YOU \ ANY
SUM \ LAHOK \ OB \ SMALL '
FROM \ TEN \nOLLAU3\ \ \ UP.
\7K MAKR TXANS OX FOHNITITHK. HORRK3
CAHHI.MIK.S. AVAHKHOttSK RKOKIPTS OH 1'KU-
HONAL I'HOI'EHTY OP ANY K1NH
YOU / WILLDO WELL
OALL / / ONUS FIRST
OUH TKHMS WILL MKHIT YOUH AlTItOVAL
Yon can pay tlio money hvk at any tltno ninl tn
any amount you \vlh , anrt tlmi rtvluco the cost of-
carrying tlio loan In proportion to amount yon par
IP YOU ewe a balance on your furnllnro or oilier
personal tiroporly of any kind wo will pay It off for
you anil carry It a * lonir a < t yon ileilro.
YOU CAN HAVB YOUII MONKY IN ONK HOUIl
FHOM THK TIMK YOU .MAKK Al'PLIUATlUN.
No publlcltv or removal of proix > rly. no thut yon
cat thou o of twth money ami property. 4,11
BUSINESS CHANG 33.
Hales , 10ca line each Insertion , $ l.r.O a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than U'ic.
V-KOK SALE OltTHADE. FIK9TOL.CM'DirUO
1 More , neutrally looaleil , gojj cash business. C7 >
W. I..P.O. Hex 518. , M'JIia
V FOH 11KNT. A SMALL WATEH MILL. AD-
J ilrRRS box 03 , Lincoln , Nnh. f/Jl
Y-FOIl SAI.K. DHUO STOHK. GOOD LOOA-
lion , irood htiHlness , good reanon fur m-Hhif.
Ail < ln < HS M ! 2II lleo. . MSI' * Al *
SALK , ll.VnilER SHOV AND HATH
L room , located In the bimtnoHi part of city anil
excellent bUHlnest. For inrllculara address , K :17 : ,
lluo. 001 ail *
Y WANTKD , A PAUTY WITH $8.1)011.00 ) TO
$1.00 ) { ) | to Invi-Ht In manufacturing liimlnoss.
SOiwrccnt prollti will Iwar Investlffallon. Ail-
1 . O. box 'JO'Vaverly ) , Nob. M 1,111 HO
Y-FOH SALK , LONB KSTAHLlHIIKn PAY1NO
moat market , gooil location. Splumllil chance
for Hinall capital. 1C3 , HJO , Council IlluilH.
MoHIAl
Y-FOH SALE.ANKLKVATOH. SITUATED IN
ono of tlin best criiln Browlnit illHlrlcls In thu
Btatu. AUilroH ! ) 1' . O. Hex 80 , llloomtlulil , Nob.
- MJ08 HO
Y RETAILHHSINKSS WANTKD IN HOOD LOcation -
cation for part exchange ( real eslale ) anil cash.
iVonlJ prefer urocerlea comblncJ wllh vegetable
nil meat niarkul , irentH' furnishing pooils , boots
.nil . HhooH or any general business. Prlco iniint ho
invalid levniK reasonable. Applv at once to O.
IV. Atncs , 1017 Fa.-nam slivet , Omaha , . 403
Y-OHOCKRY STOHK FOR SALE AT A HAH-
pain. Reasons forsclllnff : Have oilier busi
ness , anil can't altonil to the Htoro. Inaulro of O.
D. Wells , Schuylcr , Neb. fl'JO 'J8
Y-A CLEAN STOCK OP GENERAL MEltCIIAN-
ill.se for .sale In a lively country town between
Oiuaha.anil Lincoln. I'ostolllco in Btoro. Aihlross
M ! tt : , Omaha lleo. 010 1
Y FOR SALK , A STOCK OF GENERAL MEll-
chantllne In iooil town In northeast Nebraska ;
nvolce about U'J.GUO. Atldtx-ss M 3(1 ( , Hee.r.Illl
r.Illl 29'
Y-FOR SALE , nROCKRY STOCK AND FIX-
tureB. In bent part of city , wllh gooil jiaylnff
Irailo. Aililress Jl IIS , Hoe. MfiJrt : IU'
\T FOR SALK , NICK CLEAN STOCK HRO-
JcerleH , food location In Omaha. Aildtvn.s M : I7 ,
! ! ee > ; M545 3"
Y I WILL PAY FOR INFORMATION OF A
( Inn ; Htoni location In new town. Address
liarmaclst , Wannotn , Nob. M ! > 51 ; : tO *
V-HARDWARE AND FARM MACHINERY
J. Block for Haiti In northoial Nebraska In a live
; own. Address , M1O , Hoe , CW ( 1
rrpoil SALE , GOOD RESTAURANT ! 11EST
I location In the city. Address M10 , HIM * .
MBBO 20 *
r-FOll SALE , LAUNDRY PLANT AT LESS
L than half price. Iminlro at 1318 Farnam.
11805 30
FOll EXCHANGE.
Ratca , lOo a line each Insertion , $1.0 a line per
month. Nothing taken for Ic.ss than 4-'jc.
lJT $7,000 WORTri OF STAl'LE OEN
erchandlso for one-thlnl cash or soeured
noloB. bal.mpo Omaha city property or good farm.
J. II. Haddock , Falrbnry , Neb. lll80 !
r7-I OWN 100 FARMS IN NE11RASKA. KANSAS
/Jiml ; Dakola. Will Bulleheiipor XL lianio for
mdso.horses andcntllo. Add.box " (3Frankfort ( , Ind.
4S1
r/-A CLEAN STOCK OP GENERAL MDSE.
J Will take real estate and money BoxL"J5 , Frank ,
fort , Ind 481
z ; WILL TRADE REAL ESTATE FOR LARGE
or Htnall slock of foods. Addruss M 7 , I ) < * o.
M307
Z-2,0 0 EQUITY IN 1GO ACRES IMPROVED
farm In cenlral Nebr. , will take Omaha real us-
tate or stock of groceries. Address M ' . ! : { Ileo.
47II HO *
y-WILD LANDS , CLEAR , TO EXCHANGE FOR
/-/properly / here. Wrllo full descriptions. 7(11 (
South i7th ! street. W5II7 A'J5
y-SEWINO MACHINE FOR BUILDING CIS'
fJiurn. dolnir carpenter work , or a fresh cow. Ad
dress M 41 , lleo. C5U
WANTED , TO KXCHANOE A FINE HUSI
/Jness property In the iH'St town of 1.500 Inhabl
tants In southwest Iowa for Homo Rood Nebraska
or Iowa land. Ilulldlnir brick , new. centrally lo-
eated , price low. 1'artlus answerlnir the above
please irlvo uxact lovatlon , full description am'
iirleo of land. Address M 4' * , care Dally liee.
M578 30
7-FINE HUNTING AND FISHING OUTFIT FOU
Diamonds wanted. M 44 , HIM.
MB7 30 *
JfOB BALE BEAL ESTATE.
Rates , lOc a line each Insertion , $ l..r 0 a line par
month. Nothing taken for less lhan l5o. !
UY LOTS IN
B
STOEPEL PLACE.
Cheapest and best lots la
OMAI1A.
Speel.il price and terms to
HOME BUILDERS. :
Stoopol Place low will always advance In prlco ,
forlhoclly must prow westward. Call on or ad
dress W. A. Webster. 402 Ilco bldg. M577
l OR SALE , A GOOD STOCK AND GRAIN FARJ
JL of 4H8 aureu In Harrison county , Iowa , on very
reasonable terms. Address L. II. Raymond , Ma ?
nolla , la. Mt ) ! ' . ! A3
A CHANCE TO INVEST YOUR SAVINGS. EAST
front lot Lowe uvemio ( Poppleton p-irkt , easy
access to motor. Owner u'olni' Into business. Will
hell very cheap for cash. Also lot Hanseom Placo.
Bltf bartralu fur cash. Addruss U F. , l > , O. Ho < :18 :
M145.
1 2 , 3. 4 OR 10-ACRE TRACTS FOR SALE NEAR
-Lj Omaha , Htiltahlu for imrdcnltiir , fruit iilintli ;
orHttlmrban roBldonco , on easy tornm. (113 Nnv
York Llfu bulldlnir. M. 51 21)
1JARGAINS-HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS , SALT
Jl > or trade. F. 1C. Darling , Barker blk , IDOAlil
JAKM LANDS , C. F.1IARHISONI)12 ) N. Y. LIFF
M343A10 *
GILT-EDGED INVESTMENT. CHOICE PROP
erty near Hanscom park. Rental $1)2U ! pe
aminm , enn hell for $ lil. ui ) . llloku , roaJ estat
agency. ; t(13 ( N. Y. Llfo building. oa.'i 31
11AROAINS , IN FARMS , HOUSES AND LOTS. J
-UN. Frenzer , room S Fronzor block , opp. P. O.
M43II A22
nwitt iiitii 4Wi IIIKJI ucik < > iii > ivj inti-inrj IUTV l VUt
$4,000. Can runt honso for two yoara at K1S.OO per
month , S''S N , 32nd , 47U
DO YOU WANT A IIOMK ? I CAN OFFER A
very cosy rU'hl-room honso , all modem con-
venli'ticus , near Hanseom park , for $0,000. , Hloks ,
it'al fsiaix nt'ency , S''j \ \ \
KEAD THIS. 10-ROOM HOUSE , FINE BATH
room. Bowernt-o and steel rnniro. lot 30x120 to
alley. Price $2.300 , $1 , 000 cash. Improvomeitls
worth * 3,000 , innnlrti 02S N. 32nd st , 47ri
li'ORSALE.ATABAROAIN-'J.MOACRESNEAR
-I Ludgn Polo , Nob. , mostly smooth land , seed soil ,
hplondld spring water , will make exeidlent sheet )
rauclii can IM weld at a very low Ilirnro or will ox-
chanpo for irood liicomo Iwarlnu properly or good
Iowa fann , Hleks Real Kblaio Agcney , 0.1 N. Y.
Llfo bldg , Omaha , Nub. 628 31
4ORE TRACTS FOR SALE. CHEAP. NRAR
VOmaha. Ternm easy. 1)13 ) N. Y. Life. Mail 1
BARGAINS IN FARM LANDS.
S20 ACRES , ( ) n oley county. $7.50 per acre
2s AJJH' : } ! ; " .0ir Scotln , Neb. . * s.oo IKT an.-o.
AUfE5- ! " > ' < 'y county , Neb. , SH.OO per aoro.
100 ACRhS , near Crelitlilon , Knox county , W.50
IKT ai\rn.
lilt ) ACRES , near Lodpo Polo , Neb. , nplendld
water , peed soil , smooth land , jfu.-i0 jwr
t
For toiina. elo. , address Hicks' iu al Eslatu
Agency. 305 N. V. Llfo llld * . Omaha , Neb.
31
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
CPLKNDID INVEST.MiNT-80 : AORES ON THK
OoiUhk riK of Oinalia. close to now oily park ,
splendidly locate * ) forhubdlvlslon nun lots ; jirlco
* UOO per HCI-O : can taku $ ; tOnoo of pnrchaHo prlcu
la euod farm land or Inoomii bearing proiwtrty. Ad-
ilit'iib Hicks Real Kstato Affnncy , SOJ N , Y. Llfo
building , Omaha , Neb. .v.'i : u
O-ARHK IIIXCK , SUITABLE FOR GARDEN ,
- > near Omalia. IHU N , Y , Life Bldg. M351 1
/'JpOp DWELLING AND FIVB ACRKS OF
'Jfrult Hour Flon-noo. % 1,700.0O. Thlu year's
crop worth MOO.OO luoludud. F. D. WiMdT liltli
and Doui'las , M570io :
lj 0ll SALE , 4-ROOM COTTAGE. 30TH AND
X Sahlur , t.l,250.UO , , Easy paymcnls. Inquire
13ltt Farnaia. AISiui
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M )
WK3T OF CITY ON DODOK STUK"E'fT
er miikt mill : almottt your own price , will
bell S acres or more. KMVrltflit A. Lanlmry , luth
and Howard. ai.lSVap
MU3IO , ABT AMD LANGUAOE8.
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G "F."OELLKNUECK.DAX.'OWT AND TKAciiuRT
1810 California tlr * k tl *
WOBLP'8 ' FAIU BOOMS
_ , loan line wch In-ftttlcfli. f 1.50 n Una par
month. Nollilnc taken for llin Hl.-in 'J.Tc.
iTlU VATK IlOOM3 WoilIiD- FAIR vfsiTORsC
I ( Virroipundoiieo solloltorll' n" n. A. Armstrong ,
! M40 Wabash nvcntio. Chicago , v' M130 2li
170R WORLD'S FAIR VISITORS- NICELY FUR-
A nlMieil roonm. stone fnirtl. BMvatn rvthleneo ,
two blocks fro'ii Midway fAlf" wursnco. fine and
f l.HOpurday t\ichlM > mon. TaX < l Oak wood M cabin to
fiSth St. esaa Drexel Avt . . Chlcajro. MSO Al
SEOUBIT1E3 SALE.
Rales , ISca wonl first In . . , lea word llicro-
nflor. Nothing token for ! < * thai 2.V.
PKR CENT MORTGAGES 1\1H SALE. SKCUR-
liv absolutely Bafo. Ame-4 Roa1 ! Estalo asency
llV Faniam. M532
3HOBTHAND AND TYPEWBITINQ.
Rates , 1 Oca line rach Insertion , $ lr > 0a line per
month , Nothing taken tor lo i than 2.'ie.
_
TOUNfl LADIES AND GRSTLF.MF.N CAN SOON
JL acquire a worklmr knowleilco of shorthand and
typewriting t A C. Van Saul chool of shorthand -
hand , 313 N. Y. Ufa. Typewriters lo rent.H3
Rnten , lOcallnoeach Insertion , $1 , no a line per
month. .Nolldns lakenjor le tjian 230. _
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wT"llAKKR"FOltMERLY ( WITH JOHN O.
Jiujobs , deceased , later wllh M.o. Maul ) , under
taker and embalmer , 315 S. llitb at. Tel. DUO.
432
SECOND-HAND TYPEWB1TEB3.
RatDs , lOoallnn rach Insertion. $1.50 nllnoirar
month. Xothlnif taki-ii for lu s than ' . ' 3c.
.
JJAll niil ! i'S boncht , HeM , iiffud , rcnliHl. ( IKI
K. Y.UfubUlf. Tel. S.VS 484
PAWNBBOKEBS.
IMlos , lOcnllno i-nch InncrUon , * l.Ml allnoiior
month. Nothliiff taken for lets than 'JJe.
T SOXNEN11KHO , DIAMOND I1UOKBH , 1303
t > .DoiiL-lis : Bt. Ixi.uis money on tllainoiHl.iwatches ,
etc. Old uolil anil sllvpr botislit. Tel. IBM. 433.
LOST.
Ualc-H. Klcnllno i-.ich Inwrtlon , $1 , r n a line l > or
month. Nothing taken for less tlmu ' . ' . " < .
T OST-11LACK SILK SACK ; FINUIill WILL HB
JJllbcrally rowaixlcJ by reiiirnlntr to 1818 Capllol
nve. OU1
SCALES.
Hales , 1 Oo n line each Insertion. ifl.KOa llnolior
in lontli. ; Nolhlni ? taken for less than L' . " > c.
VTKW & SECOND HAND SOALtjl , ALL KINU3
> Address lioiilen & Sulleck Co. , L iko St. , Chlc.io
IIIK Ki.virv : .n ;
INSTUUJinNTS placed on record July 28 ,
1803 :
WAllllANTV DEEDS.
J O Harrier and husband to 0.1 John
son , lot 1 , block 'J , Harrier's 1st add
to Valley 8 60
lIoiirvJonesniiilwIfotoSollmiMiithls ,
lot 7 , blockB , Parker's add 0,000
G T UrlMiiniin and wlfo to U 11 1'ayno ,
st'/ , lot 1)1 ) , Nelson's add 4,000
G II Paynu and wlfo to A K UrNiiniin ,
x4 lot'Jl.Nulson'i * mid -J.OOO
Cathno lloylo to M U Dellonc , part lot
3. Hartletfs add 2,000
J N Hurko and wife to lUiu Sehultz ,
lot'J4 , block 14 , llrown park 025
G A Dennett ( sheriff ) to Omaha Sav-
IIIRS bank , lots 04 to 57 Stewart
I'laco w 2,601
Total amount of transfers ! $19,490
PATENT
SUES & CO. ,
Boo Building ; , 'Omaha , Hob.
4yonr9ExainlnorslI. H. L' Ofilco. Advluofroo
No fee until pateyitA ? obtained.
iNDAPO
HINDOO REMEDY
rnOKUCEN THE AUOVK
IIF.M'I.TH In BO II.1Y8. Cure * all
Norvotu I > l9cA ctf , KalllnE Memory ,
ixrt'i , ass , .
itc.nna quickly but surely rostniva Lout Vltullly u
Id or young. Easily carrleit In vest puckct. 1'rlCf ,
H.OOnl > iictnRo. six f , > rr..oO with n wrlllrn aunr
Hntffl tn euro or mnncy rt-fii tlrtl. l ) n't l t any ul.
prlnclnliMl lrutrirUt t < L'll yuu any kindvf Imitation , In-
slttor , hiirlng I.NKAI'o-noiic oilier. II lie lini no'
srot It. w vul feliil it liy ninll upon receipt of prlci *
I'nlnnlllet In soali-d cnvt > lol ) frt-e. AtltlreM * ItrlentlC
ilnllrul Co.0 rijmciath 1'lurr , Chlfnco , 111 ,
SOLD by Kulin & Co. , Cor. 151)1 ) and Douglas St3. ,
and J. A. Fuller & Co. , Cor. I4th and DSE ! . .
Gts. , OMAHA , NEB. ; by Paul G. Schneider. 521
Droadway and 6 Pearl St. , COUNCIL BLUFFa
IOWA , nnd other Leadin
The Cclc.
bratcd Non-
changeable
Spectacles
and Eye
Glasses for
sale in Om.
EYEGl.SSES
r""ti
aha by
MAX MEYER & 11RO. CO. , ONL\
RRILVffiY TIME CARD
Loaves I CHICAGO. BURLINGTON. Q. | Arrives
Oiniliu ! _ I Di'i > ot Kith and Mason Sin. I Omaha
Chlcairo VcHllbnlo I H.oilnn
11.15 .tin ChlcaitO ExprosH 0.50an
Chloairo Express I .l.'JSpn
_ , . . . .OilIcnifO A. low.i Local.fi.5.1lin | _
"Inwivet ni1IRCIN < lT5NK MonvIVElf."T tFrIvos
Oiualijt Di'iMit 10th and Mason Sis. | Omaha
lO.l.Vnm TTBonviTExpress J 4.00pn
lo.lfium Doadwooil Kxpri'HH 4.0ipn
4..0nr. ] Denver Express , .11.30 an
.l.r.dpin Denror Llmttod I'J.O.'iam
O.aopm . .Nobraska laical iExcrptHnn ) , . | ( l.sopm
H.lfiiUll . .Lincoln Loo.il ( Exeunt Sun.I ) ll.il.1an
ClTrcAtiCJ. H. I. .CTTiDIPRJ. I Arrives
Omaha | Unloii Depot IDlli ti Marey sts. | Omaha
Kl.iOHm : Atlantic ) Express (1.00 ( pn
4.00pm . . . . .Nebraska Stain Lnillud 3.no pi
7.10pm Nlplil Kxpn'SM 7.03(111
fi.oo pin World's Fair Limited. J.OOpn
"G'olnii ciricA cirj.it ; t. s KWIFKT. "TTroTn
W.)8t I Union lo | > oi loth .V Marey Sis , | Weal
(5.10 ( pm . Lincoln. Falrbnry Local. . . . io.u.1 an
D.lOain . Nebraska State Lmllnd . I H.BOpn
2. : ) pm . Wprlil'H Fair Limited . 4.41) ) nn
Loaves ! H. C. , SlJ. . X ( ' . II. i Arrive
Qnialia J Depot lOlliaiid MiitjonSls. | Omaha
0.1.1amI..Kansas City lay Kttnvss , . .1 n. . > 5pn
l,4Spm ) K. C. NlKht Exp. via llitf.TraiH. ! ll.ltlai )
II.Ailninl . Denver KxunMii 4.ISimi (
2.1.1pm Overland'i'lyer 7. ( > 0piu
4.1.1pm
i.40pm ) Paolllu Kxprim jio.lilain
. . . . . . . .DnnvorFast M.ll. ) . . , . . . . < l.ailnin
Omaha I U. V , Depot nnitV liim.v Stu. ' | binulu
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AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OJ1AHA
Mandal Wolfson , a Peddler , is Bombarded
with His Own Vegetables.
SNIVELEY RECONSIDERS HIS RESIGNATION
OOK I JltnU Ho .Mnzxloit or They Will < n to
the llnppy I.iuiil of Cunlnr Jnller
Wnuteil MuRlo City
Mand.il Wolfson , a peddler , jnit tn nu
nppoaranco at the police court last evening ,
carrying with litra a largo and licnvy load of
wrath. Wolfson says ho h u quiet and
peaceable citizen , but that there are persons
living over in Drown park who are different
in this respect.
Wol'son was over In that neighborhood
yesterday aftcniopn pciUUlnghls vegetables ,
when hu mot. two men to whom ho had never
boon introduced. The follows "joshed" him
mid llnally picked up sovural ajiples
and other truck , which they took
front his load , mid llrcd thcmiat XVolfson's
hoad. Ho c.itliurcd up his lines and tried
to escape , when the men. ho says , inado a
liisihulu upon him with tin cans , brickbats ,
rocis.s ami whatever they eould lay their
hands upon. Upon the strength of this
statement lo Jiulgo Fowler a warrant was
issued for tlio arrest of Joseph Soillaeek mid
Mlko Slosor , and an oilk-er wis .stunt out to
look up tlio parties waiitod , Slosor gave
ball for his uppoaraneo this morning.
. .TilllfTViuiUil. .
No steps have yet boon taken to hixvo a
jailer appointed for the police station , There
is no regular man assigned to this work for
either day or night , and vigorous protests
are heard as a result on every hand.
"Thero should bo ono ofllcur , " said a city
ofllclal last evening"whoso duty It should bo
to look after tlio court business and act
as jailer. There should never bo a moment
when there is not an ofllcor at the station.
The court ofllccr could easily attend to the
duties of a jailer , for there is not a great
deal to bo done la that lino. If there \vns a
regular Jailor and ono who attended to his
duties there would not be any Jail deliveries
and the city would not bo put to the expense
of repairing the station over" once in a
while.
"Tho sanitary condition of the station is
another thing that should bo looked into.
The jail is so fllthy right now that a hog
would not prosper In it. It smells and is
reeking with vermin. " A reporter for Tin ;
HUE was shown through the Jail last night
and found tlio nbovo assertion to bo a mild
description of the facts. One cell was so
foul that a man could not exist In it. The
men who work on the streets in serving out
a sentence are coin polled to sleep on benches ,
Siilvoli.yV11I Ituciintilili-r.
When the members of the elty council and
the mayor read in Tin : HUE that John Snlvo-
ley was about to resign his position as city
dog catcher they forthwith went to John
and persuaded him not to for ono single mo
ment entertain the thought of throwing up
bis job. W.vman told John that ho was the
only man the city had overbad vvholiadmado
a success of the dog business , and that the
couucll would stand by him to tlio letter.
Mayor Walker told Snlvoley Unit lie would
not accept his resignation , and it is now
pretty certain that ho will stick to the busi-
iiesi to tlio enU of iho present administra
tion.
. [ sow that it has boon discovered that
there is no dog ordinance in existence anil
that a new one will have to bo passed at the
next mooting of the council , ono will no
doubt bo framed that will suit all parties
concerned. It is a thankless Job , and out
that does not give very heavy returns to tlio
catcher , according to Snivcloy's statement
Looking for a .Matt Dug.
The city dog catcher failed to Jlnd th
alleged mad dog yesterday that bit tin.
dnuglkter of H. Tilko on Twentieth and
\Vyman streets. Ho scoured the neighbor
hood for hours and no dog of that descrip
linn could bo found. Ho tired on two other
canines up there which ho fohnd without
muzzles , however , and says he is goimr to
Iteep up this racket until every dog in South
Omaha is killed that does not wear a muzzle.
Millie City < ' > -Ml | > .
Thomas Dowling is back from Montana.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Airs. M.
W , Grist.
iMrs.Uouiicilnmn Schultz is v.'sitin j friends
in Florence.
Justice Hodges tied the nuptial knot last
A'l
THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
My doctor nay It nets irenil } ' on the stomach ,
liver nnil kldnovn. and IH n ppi | > * nnl laxative. This
drink U made from herM , nnd la prepared for nee
seMilyjisteft. It 11 called
. and Jl apncunco. If you
rflnnotRftlt. nenrt yoiir mldrnii for ft free snmple.
InneH Fninilv Ulrillclnf movrn tin1 ho voH
rnrlidnj. In or.TU' | I"1 hi > d'hv .hlHlineri-ssir : ) ' .
Aildr ' < " ' ' ' - " v <
DOCTO
Searles
&
Searles
Physicians
Surgeons
AND
Specialists
\Vo ottro Catnrrli , All DlHoaaov of tha
IVojoTlirout , Clioit , Stoiuaou. tiowoU
ami Llvor. RUoujiiutlfiii , Dyipoiiolu ,
Blood. SIclu nnil < < itlnojr ) li < on.io ,
Fomala WoalcnoKsoi , Lout Manhood
CUBED , un \ nil form * of
WEAK MEN
HYDROCELE AND VAHICOTELE pennanpiilly
and succehsfnUy enrol. Method now and unfailing.
THK.VT.MKNT HV M.HI. impcolully.
PILES. FISTULA. FISSURE. permani > nlly ouroJ ,
without tin ) IIMI of knife , lU'iiluni or caiiHtlc.
All maladies of a prlvatu or delloatu nature , of
olthor Bex , poittlWoly cured
Oall on or addroas , wltli nuinp. for Olreularj ,
Krcu Book , RcclpeH and Symploni Blanks ,
Dr. Searles & Ssiries. . " .I V.'M . ' iSH.1-
NO IDKXTll'IOATION UKgUIItKt ) .
Traveling Made Easy
and tniublo saved by tulnj
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.
Travelers' Cliumjuus ,
AvalUblo grer/wlitie. No Idcntiflcatlou
cvcnlnc for Jacob I'nlok nnil Hottlo Mc
Millan.
The city council Is sitting hs a board of
equalization.
The work of pnvliiR Twenty-fourth street
< been resumed.
Fast pro ross la bolng madoon tlio now
Mothodlit chtiivh.
Hov. .1. K1. liojji has ROUO to Chicago to
Vo n look nt tlio fair.
Mts.V. . t < . Ilollaml Is homo from n visit
with friends In Greenwood.
H. W. Mullrulo nnil A. O. Jones of Hlnlr
wcro In the city yesterday.
Allss Myrtle Wools has pone to Marysvlllo ,
Mo. , to visit for tliroo weeks.
Mrs. Samuel Dr.vfoos I * homo from a three
weeks visit to the World's fair.
Frank \Vnpnor , n carpontof , was arrested
ast evening for ( HsUii-liing the ueaeo.
Mis * Anna Sullivan , \vho has bocn qnltolll
for sororul days , Is again ahlo to bo out.
K-ieVs ( and Hoi-lc arc luishliiu' the construc
tion of the .Missouri nvcnuo sclioi ) ! hoilSo.
llov. K. 11. ( Jraliam of Omalia will occupy
the uulnlt at tl.n United Presbyterian church
on yummy monilni ; .
South Omaha was well represented nt
ourtland beach last night , two parties
liiivinu attended from hero.
The Infant son of Mr. mid Mrs. Archie
Miller was burled yesterday. Cholera in-
funtum was the cause of death.
.Tito Sons of Yuturansnro arranging for a
lawn social to takn place : it the resldeiico of
J. 1. Bennett next Tuesday evening.
Oftlcer Thomas busied himself for a short
time last uvcninir rearranulni ! Uio topsy
turvey condition of .ludgo Fowler's desk.
Colonel .1. C. Sharp , treasurer of the
Stock Yards company , left yesterday morn
ing lor Chicago to titko In tlio fair for a few
Uays ,
W. . Davis of Cedar Haplds , Neb. , vriis at
the yards yesterday morning nnd bought a
bunch of feeders. Hois on his way homo
from the Chicago fair.
The uew scales that nro being placed In
the r.tilromi yards nro known as olcctrlo
scales and cars can bo weighed , on thorn as
they pass over at a speed of forty miles an
hour.
Arrangements are being made for an old-
fashioned Free Methodist , camp meeting In
South Omaha , beginning August 1 , Grounds
have been selected on Twenty-fourth street
between U ami F.
Soiuo time yesterday afternoon thieves
entered the room occupied by W. Wolilo In
the Cambria hotel and went through his
trunk , They took away a gold watch , 11 re
volver and n gold ring. Two men are sus
pected of the robbery and are being shad
owed by the police.
The members of Adah chapter. Order
Kastcni Star , Joined the members of Vesta
chapter of Omaha yesterday , and the ontlro
parly spent the afternoon and evening at
t'ourtlanil beach. Lunch was dished up in
lht > pavilion and all the South Omaha par
ticipants report having Irid a good time.
Almost every night , from five to fifteen
men tramping through the country ami
without money are allowed to sleep at tlio
police station. These men are not booked
as vagrants or anything else. They are
merely given shelter ever night , a good
breakfast in the morulng and sent on their
way rejoicing.
When Captain Austin , came on duty last
night he found four boys under 10 years of
ago occupyimr banobcs in the court room.
The boys said they had boon run in , but no
report was loft , by the day men to show any
thing about the matter , and the captain was
at sea until Air. Woodruff dropped in and
said hu had caused the arrest of the lads for
destroying $ .V ) worth of rope lor him. The
cases will bo hoard this morning.
Do you road I ho testimonials published In
behalf of Hood's Sarsaparilla ? They are
tliorcmehly reliable anil worth your coil'
lldcnce.
Bitlloon this eve nt Courtlniul bench.
COUNTY SCHOOL FINANCES.
County Supprlntoiiilrnt Hill Completes thn
Work of AppnrlliMiIni ; tint Cunt.
When County Superintendent Hill closed
his books yesterday forenoon , It was with a
feeling that the school finances of the country
districts of Douglas county wore in good
shape for the starting of the next school
year , which practically opens with the com
ing of next September.
Mr. Hill had Just completed tbo work of
apportioning the funds for the llrst six
months of the present year among the dis
triots , and allotting to each its proportion ,
based upon so much per capita tuvordlnir to
thu returns of the census takers of IS'.IJ ,
when they found XI.IMO persons of school
HRO in the county , among whom the sum of
$ ! ) , : ! ) ( ) . ( has been divided , giving to each
person 81.73 cents.
The money thus apportioned comes from
the folio wine sources :
State money , for Iho six months
ending July 1 , 1803 J34nGO 80
Saloiin licences 1,081) ) OO
Vines In state cases jjia lifi
Special collections 44 09
Total $3tlri ! ) 03
The division of this money Is made accord
ing to the terms laid down In the statutes
ami is not understood by the general public.
H is done In this way. After the amount of
money has been reported to the superintend
ent ho divides -one-fourth
- - of the entire
amount , equally among all of the districts
and then the balance is apiKirtinncd by : il-
lowing RO much to each child of school age ,
which last year amounted to 81.75 cents ,
The two amounts are then added and the
district treasurers . are notlllod of the
amounts to which their respective districts
are entitled. In the second division , on ac
count of tbo largn number of children in this
city , Omaha gets the lion's share , but on the
llrst division of tbo funds It stands on an
ccnal footlin.'with the smallest school d is-
in the county ami receives exactly the
. .mo amount. The following figures shc'.v
hat Omaha nnd the other cities ami towns
of the comity will'-ecelvo out of the appor
tionment Just made :
Omaha J21ir ) Ol
South Omaha 'J.fi-l I on
Kliirunco II1H 4'J
KIKhorn , . . . . 174 ! HI
Wiilerloo ! ! ! ) ( ! OC.
Mlllaril 'J73 17
Valley 27 : > 35
llt'flM ) ! 331534
In the division of the one-fourth of the
total amount each district gets SIM.
which is added to thn per capita division.
The next npportionrnnnt of funds will bo
made upon the basis of the returns of the
census inkers who eomplotoJ their work nnd
reported hist month. The money will comn
Into thn hands of the superintendent about
the llrst of next year , and already there is
trouble predicted , not In the country dis
triots , hut rlsht hero In the city , ns Super
Intondent Hill stairs that ho has every rca
son to bo of the opinion that there has been
frnml iM'rpotmtud , especially In tlio waul
whom the census was taken by.llm Allnn.
HoiliM'laros that Ihcro Is no reaon for this
particular ward showing a gain of 1,000
school children during the pant twelve
months. In nearly nil of tlio districts. In ;
says that there has been a healthy Increase ,
hut I OX ) additional children in ono ward in
ono year are too many , and will cal
for au investigation before any money
can bo paid Into Iho tchool treasury of thu
city of Oinahn. When nsked wlmt action
would bn taken. Mr. Hill said that In his
opinion when tlm manor wan culled to th
attention of thn stiiio superintendent of pub
He instruction , that gniiilcman would strlko
the names of 1,000 children from Allnn's ro
turns. "If hn does not do that. " continued J
Mr. Hill. "I shall bo obliged to do something
of thn kind mysolf. I am anxious for the
enumerators to make all thn money that they
can , providing they do so In a legitimate
manner , but I cannot submit to the paddliiR
of the returns simply to allow an enumera
tor to draw tl cents for writing down the
names of a lot of children * .vho Imvo tinvnr
been born Into the world. "
< ? ntiintirolul 4ul ! | > CTaTa ,
The Commercial club linn .signed A contract
with Caterer MoUonald , who will lutvo
clmrgo of the new restaurant * In con
nection with the club , nnd ho will
begin serving meals In the nmv
quarters within twenty days. Notm of the
memboi-i uf iho club wilt bo assessed to
maintain thii feature , although It will not
ho a public retUurant , It will bo run on the
European plan , patrons pa.vlng fnr what
they got. H will nu open to nil member , * of
the club , unil nioinburs will bn allowed to
larlto their friends there to lunch whenever ,
they so desire.
Roller skutliiif at Co 11 HO tun lonlyhi.
PROTSCTORATE IS WANTED
Sugnr Plautonof the Sandwich Islmiilj Show
Their lland Plainly.
ANNEXATION WOULD RUIN THEIR BUSINESS
Nntlvo lloclmo In llmrnll Will Mover . \cnla
tlio Tolor.Uoil , hut Annoxnlliiti Wonlil.
l o troy Snsnr Int rt > l < by Pro-
cliKltnj ; Imported Coulle Labor.
CHICAGO , July 28. "Tlio now terms
for thu annexation of the Hawaiian
islands , as itnnoiinooil in dispatches from
Ilonoluhi , as not acceptable to tliu busi
ness interests of the islands , " said Mr.
Thomiifl E. Ualssollor of Honolulu at tlio
raml I'acillo hotol. " 1 think I know
tlio sentiment of ttio ixjoplo of thu
Islands , us for fourteen years 1 have been
a resident there , engaged as a eliemlst
U ) a largo sugar plantation. Annoxn-
tlon to the United States means tlio de
struction of the sugar Interests , the
only important industry of the islands.
\Vo must rely for cheap labor im Im
ported ( , 'oolios. and the iii'imont wo eomo
nndei' United States laws
wo are pro
hibited from procuring that labor. The
sugar interests will bo destroyed and
your government will have a bankrupt ,
unproductive and nxponsivo territory
uddod to its national domain ,
"Annexation is tbo oreaturo of the nd-
venturer typo of our olti/.ons and has not
tbo support of tbo business interests of
the islands. It is managed solely by
men who bee a ebanee for a iiolltical
pull if tnu islands eomo into the poises- ,
altm of the United Status , and , recklcs *
of tbo eonsuquoni'os , they would sacri-
lleo our business interests to attain their
personal aggraiidhcouiontri. lix-Minltttor
Tiinrston , who is now operating a sldo
show on Midway plaisanro , alleges that
aniiuxation is necessary to prevent tlio
Asilatioizlng of the islands. IIo known
that it is an impossibility.Vo import
our labor under throe-year contract *
and Asiatie inllucnco will never extend
further than the condition of servility.
"My opinion of tbo provisional gov
ernment , " and a smile insinuated Itsell
over the tropical tanned features of Mr.
Hoissolior , "you've teen 'All Habit ? '
Well , when 1 saw it last night I was
struck , not so much vylih Its grotesqueness -
ness as with the similarity to our pres
ent condition , from the ruler down to
the dancing girls. Why , 'AH Hitba' is
not a greater farce than that provisional
government. It changes its iiolico every
week and its complete organization
every fortnight for fear thu royalists
will crmvnrt tlnur olllecrs for a ooup.
Tlioy deposed the queiMi and without
seeking an expression of the sentiment
of the people established n junta ami
dispatched a coiumUsIon to the United
States with the request for immediate )
annexation. So quickly was it done that
homo of us who were on the other islands
never know there was a change in gov
ernment until wo visited Honolulu sonuj
days after. "
"Do the business interests prefer the
restoration of the queen ? "
"No , sir ; that was another farcical jov-
eminent. . It has gone for good. Tin
European and American element will
never again , tolerate the native regime
with its lack of intellectual , and entire
absence of moral , standards. Wo favor ,
and 1 speak for those who are interested
'
'in the commercial life of the islands , a
protectorate"that will give us a business ,
government and enable us to continue
our plantations under coolie labor.
"One word about Commibnionor Bloimt
and his mission. lie canio ton Hooking
information. IIo has heard the evidence !
of all parties , in a commendable judicial
spirit , never commenting , never mig-
go.iting , never expressing an opinion.
He has kupt ulojf from all factions and
interests , and whatever bis conclusion
may bo his report in detail will bo acor-
. .root presentation of ttio affairs of
Hawaii. "
Hut tint ( irorclii SiiprMiii ) Court llolili
nTlr.it tint ildinlclilii U'.lH .luitlllnlilu.
ATLANTA , Ua. , .Inly 28. Frank C.
Willcerson , who was convicted of vol.
untary manslaughter for killing O. I < \
Slovens in tlio hitter's house at Livings
ton , in Kloyd county , has obtained a re
versal of judgment on appeal , thu
supreme court holding that the homicide
was jnstillablo. Wilkurmmnnu , cleric
in Stevens' store. His employer sus
pected him of inlimuey with his wifu
and laid a trap to catch him. Ho told
the clerk and Mrs. Stevens that ho was
going away , but , instead of doing so ,
cuncoalcd himself. Tlio husband camu
up on tlio pair \yhon they were in a com
promising posit ion and , drawing his re
volver , opened npun the clerk. Mrs.
Stevens throw herself in front of Wilk-
erson to protect him , and ho was thiin
enabled to shoot hoihusband. .
Wilkorson'ri trial and conviction
speedily followed , but thosuprenio court
holds that if a husband , knowing of his
wife's infidelity , deliberately lays a trap
for hr * associate f.ir . the purpose of kill-
inir him , the associate has a right to de-
fenJ liinibolf against a deadly assault
nmde by the husband , even though sur
prised ut the moinont of his criminality.
Mrs. Slovens was a young and beau
tiful woman who in her irirlbood had
boon engaged to Wilkoraoii , who was a
poor young man. When the wealthy
Air. Stevens proposed toiler she dropped
her poor lover and bccaino Mrs. Stevens.
She made up for the filltrht to Wilkor-
son's alToctlons by making him the
favorite in her husband's home. In the
bloody encounter which brought mutters
to a crisis 1 > > th men lirnd simultane
ously. Stevens'was killed and Wilkor-
son was HO hcvoroly wounded that for a
month it was expected that ho would
die. Thu decision just rendered sets
Wllkorriou free.
Tmilt All tbu .Monoy nnil MM Wife' * Sl | r.
PKOUIA , July M. W. A. Sourlos , ol
the W. A. Scarlos fyjungo and Mattress
company of this city , has left for parti
unknown , taking with him in hlfi High !
all the iiionoy of the linn ho could lay
IIH ! hands on and the H'.onographor ' in
his olllco , Miss Martin , who Is alno it sla
ter of his wife. HearliH eamo to thin
flty from Uurllnjjton , Iu. , about llvo
years ago and brought wltu him lotterd
of highest rocDiiimeniiation from proml-
nont cltlznilH of that iilnco. Mined rc id-
- ing liuro ho hns conducted liiinsnK in an
trrojiroachablu inaniier , and ills friomls
are astounded at the t > eiiKational turn oj
ail'airri. MiH Martin Is by no nicuns n
beauty , bill Hcom to have po.ssossod an
inlliKinco ever him that lias worked OH
his own and her mindd. Asanoquol to
the oloiment ] the \ \ ' . A. SciirliiH company
ban entered into the circuit court a con
fession of judgment aggregating i5llf 00' .
ThlK priicticully winds up the buslnOas of
the concern.
OrcUlton llolil it Hnuri't ' .Mall Mevtlng.
FOSTUUIA * , O. , July 28. The creditors
of Foster & Uo , and Charles Fostot *
hold a iiiUMB tnootihg at tliu opera hoiibo
last night. Tliu mooting v/un n secret
one ana the newspapermen wore barred.
A fund was oroiUou to employ nn expert -
port to make an examination of tlio
hooka of thn bank for the lant ten ycaru
to BOO whulher or not there was any
crookniliiorfs ; also to look into rccout
tramford of roul eiut .