'inn ? l IT A T r v T > nn. ricr\ v in
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A DVKimiKMENTS FOR TIIKSE COLUMNS
J\ will > tnhfti nntll 12 30 p , m. fof the cvrnln *
muluntil 8:30 : p.m. for Ilia monilnif nnd Sunday
editions. ' .
ArtvertliwrH. by rcqtioatln * n nnmborcn chroK ,
nn hn olhplrnn w .r ailrtri > ft' < ' ! < l to n niimt > ere < j
rttcr Incarnnf Tim lire. AIIDWPM f > wMrpnuod
vi 111 bolollr < .rcd tinoiiprpsont.ilton of Iho clicok.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
llntr IMc n wonl nrnt lnwrtlon , IP. a word there-
nftrr. Nothlne taken for levi tlmn iifie.
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X-SoV l NHv YOU'irLtFE YlUfj7
ATol. 568 , ftirnlBh UiiBlnenH men stenofrrnpbori.
AWANTED. . SITUATION As'AHSISTANT KN-
pltioorortlrc'iiian by a sober mini , lojrpnru PX-
hotel or Btoani hcatlni ; profcrml. Ad-
drcs O 4t , ,
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T WAtfTEH , S.TUATION 11Y A tMUNTKU
Aoyonrsoxlicrli'iipc nnd peed lijiblts. tjimi
Mvterreil. SAinnol NIcholB. Sallx. In. fi.l.8 *
WANTED MALE IJELP.
IKc n wonl first hmrrtlon , IP a wonllhero-
nftnr. Nothing taken for l flt than 2.e.
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J-SALARY OR COMMISSION TO AGENTS TO
Jl handle tin * P.urnl Chemical Inlt Eraser Pencil.
Tlir most iiwriil and novel Invention of thancn.
es Ink thoroughly In twci seconds. Work * llko
' „ 200 to CH ( ) ix''ccnt profit. Afff-nts inaklmr
prMik. . Vi'n also want a general ajrenl to
InKenhnrco of territory and appoint mia-airc-ms.
Arnrochanen to niaki ) money. Wrltu for terms
nnil n nprclnirn of prosing. Monroe Kranlmr Mf r.
Co. , X : ! , La Croasc. Win. CSB
1 > 1F YOU WANT A 0001) PAYING JOI1 WRITE
JJlho Hawks Nursery Co. , Milwaukee , Wls. _
p-DO YOU WANT TO I1ECOMP. A FIRST CLASS
J Jflfllphinnii' with n chnuco of Iwyomlmr a collec-
lor and work for HID Slnifi-r Mftf. Co. If no npply
lit SliiprrofUcn 1618 UmiKlnn. 101 Sia
-.SOL1CITORS WANTED. SOLICITOR TEAMS
J'furnislii'd ! extra pav to pirllen : with rigs.
American Wringer Co. , 11)00 ) Howard at.
iwhlHUy. OoiKl Hhtnllno. Part * blR comnils-
nlon. No Hc-miBO niinlntl. AiliIn-RH with rcfer-
PIICO. Quinine-Whisky Co. , Louisville , Ky.
T > A CITY SAI.KSMAN TO SKI.t. OUtt 11KD
J iCrimn lirnmlH nf line npplo nnil wlnu vlncitnr * to
retail Kroci-nt of Omaha. Hainplt'H furnlHliitl free ,
( looil roinnilHAloiiB pnlil to a linsllor. AildrcoB tm-
meUlatL'ly , llctl Cross Vhii-eur Co. , St. Louln , Mo.
B30 U0
-WANTED , ADDItl SKS OK KNKUOKTIO
I'mi'ii and women wanllnu ponnnncntvorK. .
: io.OO a wi-clc Ktiarnntciil ; uxporlonco IIIIIICCH-
nary , nooilnnionoi'olytp.iy WinHyutim ; porfect.
Olllco anil ilnllvory team funildlnil. Terms fruo.
AihlresH K Ml , llox iUiDII , Iloslon , MaHS.
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
Rates.IXo n word firstInncrtlnn , lo. a wonl thcro-
ntler. Nothing taken for leas than J.T.C.
? MA GOOD"COOK AND LAUNDRESS WANTED.
\JMrH. E. McCormlck , ' 'OS S. 33d St. M3U3 SI *
:1WANTED : , A FIRST CLASS COOK AT 1023
Doniil.lH street. JOa-IiS. *
CWANTF.D. COMPETENT O1RL FOR GEN-
eral hounework. Mrs. L. A. Oaruer'r7 Cali
fornia street. Maun iU !
0VANTEn7LA"lIES ANI ) OENTLEMEN ; WE
will ulvo you * 3.0l ) to $ pj.oi > per week to work
fortm at your homea : strlelly homo work ; no
oanvnHslne : tiijiid aelf-addreseed i-uvelotio. ( ! . F.
Emmnns , t Co. , llattoryiuareh mid Water Sta. , Iloa-
ton. Mass. MIS1 ill *
f\ WANTED , A GOOD COOIC , WITH REFER- .
wueuH. $3 per week , fi-10 South Siilth
MU'JI : ' 'U-
C-WANTED. HOOD OIHTj FOU 1IOUSKWOUK ,
must como well recommended , ROOI ! wages.
It ) 10 Capitol avenno : fi.W 3M'
X rWANTED. . c6MP ETKNT OIKL FOn OKN-
V erJil hoiiHowork. Mrs. A. II. Jaqnlth'ill ? Spen
cer street. M6I1D 31'
1 OB KENT HOUSES.
. linn each hiKfrtlon. fl.fiO a line per
month. Nothing t.'ikcu for less than J5c.
iNT , " lious'ils T5 ALTPA UTS or
Jitho city. ThoO. V. Davis company , 1G05 Far-
11,1111 BH7
D-tAND4-ROOM : APARTMENTS , VON DORN
block , with Bteaiiii refei-ences required ; Hit )
S 22(1. 683
I ) -FOR 1IP.NT. 7-ROOM MODERN FLAT.
Laiigp. block. 00(1 ( 9. lilth at. 3 !
"I"\ FOR RENT , 10-room hoiian , all modern lui-
J 'nrovraiieiitH , waSBonlh 19th Htreet. Intpilre L'Bll
Chleato. 31UG3
'l - ( ! -ROfM COTTAGE , MODERN , CHOICE. IN
J-/Stinfonl ! Clrelo. C. E. Kliruttlur. 'Ml Iloo bids.
703
B-8-ROOM HOUSE , MODERN. NEAR 1IUSI-
liens , ivut moderate. Apply 01 HIM ) building.
753
D-FOR RENT. NICE FIVE-ROOM COTTAOE ,
* 1'J.K ( ) . Intiulro room 310 , New York Llfo
bulldlnjr. M7'J3
. . . RENT. FLAT.7ROOM , CORNER ,
J-'wIth r.intre , 701 S. lOlh street. Charlea W.
Ilaller , NO. fill Paxlon block. ISO Hl4
TloTlOOMS. . JIODERM , CHOICE LOCATION ,
J/rent low. I * S. Skinner , 310 N. Y. Llfo. a10 !
-0 AN1 > 8-ROOM HOUSES , CENTRAL LOCA-
tlou. J. F. Barton , 'Mid Capitol avenue.
M400 HO"
FOR RENT DETACH E I ) EIGHT ROOM
at.rn house ; nice lawn , Rood barn. .Mill
Plereo at. 4 lfl-ao
i > II-ROOM COTTAOE. ALSO 4 OR rt UMFUR-
lHlied rooms , nil niiMicm , hoautlfnl lawn and
thade. N. E.cur. 'At and Miami streets. 411
1 \ FOR UKXT , R-ROO.M HOUSE , ALL MODERN
l/convenleiiera , No. 1301 Farnam street , f.'O per
mo. Potter X U 10PRO Co. . lliol Farnam at.
_ ; .113 BO
DDR. VANOAMP'S KI-ROOM IIRlt'K IlKfl-
di'nro , Not. ill ; ! and 1)10 ) N. SiOth Mlret't. Nnwly
, papureil and painted. MIL'OIKl'
DFOR iir.NT. Aiiolr sKPTi IB"A"VERY
nlcn H-room huiiHi ) on Hans -oin nirk ; motor
tine. Pl'ias.mt location. Inquire of Illc'kH. room
81)3. ) N. Y. Llfullld ? . M-UH III )
D n-UOOMd , 1713 N. 1-ITH ST. 401 2fl
D MODERN NINE-ROOM HOUSBi FACES
park. Lowrontto rlffhl p.irly. 111 ! ) S. ' 'nth
70H N. Y. Life. M505 il ! ) '
D HOTEL RICHELIEU. FURNISHED. J'lTII
Htivet , iicar Charlca W. Ilaller. r \ 1 Pax-
ion block. M-UH1 ' . !
T 1 \ S-RfK.M HdUSK. MODERN CONVE.VIENCKS.
l.'liiiUlre | at 1 1 1 1 Vlnion Hlreet. M I HI 311'
D'hll'JOAPIToVi AVENI7E. ROOM COTTAGE.
liiiiiln | > 2.11SUnpltulnvi > inii > JI40U !
D 3-jto'oM HOUSlI"IKQuiUB 27U " "
D lO-'llOOM IIOlISK."AirirMO KUN CONVENT
onri-iJI-Jlht South lllth Hlivet. 5'JH 3(1' (
D-7-ROO.M Ffi.Vr. if''O.OO PER MONTH. REF-
rrencra n iulred. Alao 5-room eottni-'itoii motor
mid i-ablu lines , $1 1.IIO iier month. Writ-lit .V
1-MHbiu-y. loth and llowanl. Mr. I ; ! 30
POR RENT EUJtNiSH.hDROOM8.
UiitpA.tHonwoiil th-stiiiKi-rllon , lea woiil thero-
lifterNolhlni ; taltnn for less than i.3c.
IfFU'llNISHEI ) ROOM W1TJI AUKiVll FOR
J JK'Ollik'ilU'li liioilern coiivenleiiees , S''O North ' . ' 3d.
_
1j > FulNISIllJD ROOM WITH ALCOVK. SOUTH
i-jfiiint : also miiall rooms , with or without board.
Mis , Knlglil. Ku. i310 ! DiiiulqH htn.'H , _ 543
T ? FINE FORNlsjHIJD ROOMS. VOU.1 flllHT ST.
j _ " _ _ " _ 7UO Bj _
ETWO FURNISHED nfx * FOR GENTLE-
mm only. AU3 South 'Jillh stivet , Mini
J > LARGE SOUTH FRONT ROOM , ALL MOD-
Vrii.tlOS Uarney. M ' . ' 3:1 : 31 *
E FOll ELEGANTLY FUlfNISHE
titeam ly.itcti rooiim. nos. . lilth st. ; no--'H :
I , ' NICELY FC'RNISnEDsin'IIiASTROOMS : ,
JiiHHli'rn couvi'iih'i.iVK , prlvatn f.unlly ; k-entlo-
lueu prfferixil , Ul 1 North illht St. JUIL'-.S *
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I ? NirELY""FflRNis"HED 8Uri'E OF ROOMs" ,
J.two . and three ) . lin S. 1 1th utivot.
. _ _ _ _ JMlitl ipj ! _
ENIOELY FIJRN1.SHEI ) ROOMS IN PRIVATH
f.imlly , lll-J.I DoduM ) . MI55 1 >
E3 FulSIsujj ) ORUNI-'RN1SIIED ROOMS
for light luumekeepinir , lll'J S. llth Btroot
" _ _ _ _ M500- _
E "FURNISHED ROOMS F'OR LIGHT HOUSE"-
licephi ; . Miuluru oonvniiloiivcK , < liHA Capitol
nonua _ Mfil.0ill !
| 0 FRONT SUITE , ALSO SIDE ROOM , ' . ' 017 HAR-
I'lli-yMU _ 033 i !
J-UR ISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
3o
Ratea.llyoawoitlflrat iuanrlloiiInn woixltliuro-
Mlnf. Notlilnr taki-u for lima th.m30. .
1A-YODNQ WOMEN'S IIOMB UNDER CARVOF :
* Wvmnn'uChrl tuu | anHix-l.iilon,111 s. I7tit. )
V-TUI : UOLA NUUU ANU an NrTb-iTrs'E
" \f NlriiVY'FijKNlsiIBl > ItoTixiTANl" ) "HOARD
* lit the Webbtor , 310 u.id 51l > N. lOlli t.
_ 170311'
If- NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
* Iwaid nnd nil modern convenience ! * ; treed lu-
cality terniH irubvunblu. V37f ! Hiivnry tr 'i't.
I- FOR RENT. FRONT ANU HACK PARLORS !
* voutli front , nlruly fiirnlHhod : also lure c room
on Krcond lloor. IWt Farnam tro t. MSOI ! ) '
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"IfNICKLY PlliNlSllVnT"sOt'Tm-A'iT" ) : ' > > ONT
t room u llli ulcovu auit bay u Imlow. miHJorii con-
vi'iilunr.et , ) Itnlu family ; ooartt. usa South JK
Amvl. DU4
rOR RENT QNFtTRNIBH'n ROOMS
RMcn , lUo 8 wonl first Insertion , lea word thcro-
after. Nothing t.ikcn for ICM than 25o.
M11P-31I1'
/ 1-FOtJU MODERN ROOM3. FIRST FLOOR ,
V-Jnear parlt , very deslr.iiile , 11)00 ) S. 23th street
r < S CHAMBERS FOR HOUSEKEEPINO TO
VIIman nnd wife , no children , hydrant and clnlorn ,
3 ION. 171h. Wi
fi-TWONICEUNFURNISHED ( IROUND FLOOR
VJ rooms for housekeeping ; city water : 2320
Domrlns.
FOK RENT STOilUS AND OFFICES.
-
-
Hntpfl , 1 Oca line onoli Insertion. $ l.r.o n line per
month. Nothing takiii for leas than 'J'ie.
T --roiftRNT. ' '
- * Hour at 17 i ! Faniain mrect.
IFOH lENT. TIIK4-STOUY
J-lllO Karnainot. Tlio bullillnir Imi n fireproof cu-
niPtit baRcmrnl , coniplotn htuant lin.illnir flxtutii ,
water on all the floors , gas , etc. Apply nt the office
olTliollL'O. WO
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T-FOIl UKNT , COMPLETKt/V KUIlNtSHHD
J rratntirnnt , or chop hoitso , ilotiiK flr.M clasi bull-
IIPBS In OTIO of thq bust locations In thu cltv. In-
qulro tlOii So. l.'llh St. , up Hlalra. ! Hu-SH )
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T-omOKSOHEAl' . WITHNKLt. 11M10K. 1KT1I
Jnndllnniry. MSI IS ID'
AGENTS WANTED.
j , lOoa line each Insertion , * 1 Mn line per
month. Nothing taken for leas than J3c.
T WANTEl ) . AGENTS'THRbUOIIOUT STATE
"of Nebraska to well Odoll typewriters , big1 coin-
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Address , Loula Hcnoch , Omaha , Neb.
027 20'
1-AOKNT3 WANTED. WK OUAUANTKK YOU
' CAII make * 7o.OU lo 250.00 n month \\orklng for
u hi nny locality. Will pay unl.iry or comm'Hslon '
as lireferrwl and cxiiermeH. Jlonov deposited In
Imnlc to cover name whi'ii Bl.irtiHt. If you are out
of work wo have Bomethlnir i-ntlrely now to offer ,
ami If yon follow our limtriictloim your micccst In
wire. Tim vroplo will have ourcoocl . no matter
how Iinnl thii timeH. Ills Bales reported overjr-
where. All required ot you Is a little plnclc ami
pnxli. U'iftmilHli Hample outlltH free.Vrlto toilay
for particulars boforu nil v.ihmblu ti-rrltory 1
laUpn/ Address Standard Silver Ware Co. , Hoston ,
Mass. M541jyt )
WANTED TO RENT.
, IMc a wont flrnt Insertion , Ic nwonl t
after Nothing taHeii fur lc a than li.'c.
-WANTED ! BY KKSI'ONSIHUK PARTY ,
family nf two , n mortorn cottaso or hoimo of
ncvon'oroiglit robms.'TMn t bo In"pooil repair and
in central location. Addruai 0112 , llee. MO 17 lit )
K TO KENT , "lESiniOOM."l1AUTOPOFPlCE.
Answer at once , elvlntr terms and location. O
04 lice. 03U'B'
STOKAOE.
KalpB , lOc a line o.ich Insertion , $1 . . " > ' ) a line per
month. Nothing tnltui for less than ' . ' . "ic.
M-STOUAOEWILLIAMS. < .Cubs3,1214 1IA11NRY
OUT
r-STORARE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ;
I clean and cheap ratoi. R. Wells , 1111 Fiiru.im.
3lrt )
WANTED TOBUY. .
HntoR. 1H a wonl first limnrtlon , loa wordthero-
after. Nothing taken lor leas than -3c.
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J-CASII I > AI1) FOll GOLD AND SILV13B.
Jucobson , V KlHOlo , room 11 , 1013 Douglas Kt.
M7-JO Aiil *
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NWANTED TO 1IUY , A JEWKLKU'S SAFE ,
burglar nml fireproof , for cash. AildruHH O 47 ,
Ileo. M-Uii 20
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N -WANTED , TO ] 1UY FOll CASH , A GOOD
meat market. Must bo In good location and
eheap. Address O Oil. can ) lice. 0313 *
AT- WANTED , i0 ! ( ) TONS i.r.-Lll. ! "T" HAILS AND
1 > light locomotive. J. E , Sexton , Crocker llUlff. ,
San Francisco , Gal. M511 1
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FOB SAI/E FURNITURE.
Hales , IHoa wonlllr.Hthi'iortloii , loa word thoro-
aftor. Nothing tal:0n for lens than -'C. "
-Foil UINT"OK SALE , IIEST " " "MAKB"JU'P-
right piano. Inuuiru room 'MS , First Hatlon.il
bank building. 'Jil ! :
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HOK3ES , WAGONS , KTC
, IHc n wonl first Insertion , lea wonl thero-
aftcr. Nothing taken for lesi than ' 'uc.
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I J-FOIl SALE CHEAP , A NICE PONY CAUT7
J- Inqulrt ) at 11114 Cunilug Htreot. MS8L
JX Ji
i -fsTCLATsS DOAKDING .t LIVKUY. WINDSOR
X Btablea , 141U Davenport ; atorago for carrlagca.
15031 *
FOH/ SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Ilatcn. IKea wont Jlrstlnsertion , lunwordthero-
after. Nolliln ? taken for less than ' . ' 5e.
tEOULATION SIZB"I1IIUNS -
v > wlck Se Balke blltlanl table , raekcnon and balls.
Everything 111 lint-claim aliayo. Address N'I ,
lieu. M48U.
Q I FOR SALE , IB-BALL POOL TAHLE. 4024
N. 30th strpct. M-ial 31 *
Q-FORSALECHEAP , LARGE FIRE
lar proof aafu : also Binall Ilix-proot safe. In-
qnlruat 111U Farnam Htreet. ' M143
OLAIKVOYANIS.
Ratoa , lOcnllnocach Insertion. $1.50 a lluo per
month. Nothing tiikcn for leas than i5a.
S-JI . NANNIE V. WARREN , LAHlVOYANT ,
rellablo buslneba medium ; &th yuarat ll'J N.ltitb.
flUi )
PHOTOGr.APHS. 2 WEEKS. HY A.
Ollartoii.OliJN. icith nt. 10 to 4. ; tr > | ) L'8 *
MASSAGE. BATHS , ETC.
Rates , lOca line each Insertion , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than " 5o.
rt-MME. CARSON , 1121 DOUGLAS STREET , 3D
-L lloor , room 7 , muasago , alcoho sulphur and ao
b.ltha. M4-18 1 *
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TMJIE. . STOWE , MAGNETIC HEALER 203
L UonalaB hlock M4US 30-
R SMITH , OO'JS. 13TII. UNI ) FLOOR ,
- Room : i , Maaaac , vapor , alcohol , stcivni.milphur-
iiuifnd Aca oathti. ui4Vj ( ii *
PERSONAL.
Ratea , lOc a line each Insertion , $1.50 a Una per
mouth. Nothtiiif lalieii fur less than ' 'Se.
Umal baths , ttcalp ami hair treatment , immlcuro
andclilropodiHt.Mra.Poat,310WS. IBtli.Wlthnell blk
101
U-IF THIS SHOULD COME TO THE NOTICE OF
Walter Hood will hu vommuiilcatu with Ills
mothoriitoncii ? All la right. -Ml 'JH'
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
H.-Ui'H , lOe a line each IIIHITIIOII , $ l.r > 0 a line per
mouth. Nothing- taken for leas than i.3 < ! .
\\r-LOANSOXlMPROVEDANDUNIMPROVED
11 city properly. tSl.lMJO and upwards , t > to UK per
centnoueluyd. ; W.Farnam Smith fi Co , 13''OFaruam
001
\\r-MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
l TheO , F.DavlHCo. . 1(103FarnamHtroet. ( Co. !
-
'i Improved and uuliiiproved Omaha veal e tatol
to & yuura. Fidelity Triiht Co. . 17OJ Farnum. iO3 !
\\r ANTHONY LOANN1) TRUST c ) . , ilrt NY
' ' Lift' ' , iendaat low ratu * forehoieiiHuuurlty on
NcbranUaaud lotvafarmHOf Omuhaulty pruiwrt ) ' .
_ U07
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-CENTRALLOAN JLTRUST CO. , 11UB 11LDO ,
UOS
-SSOII.OO TO $1.000,1)0 ) TO LOAN 1 TO fl
T ' yeara on Improviil Omiiha real eatatu or farm
landa. i : . C , Uurrln .V. Co.JUti Sheuly block
M810
11T-MONEY TO 1XJAN AT CURRENT RATES.
" Apply to W , II. Melklu , First Natioaal Ilk bldir ,
MS3i )
\\r-jioRTG.vaK > - IAMNS. A. MOORE. JIH HEE
IILU-II M < :
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS !
Rates , Idea lluun.ich hiHortlon , $1.30 n iliuiper
mouth , Notlilns laUuii for leas thun uau. .
V WILL LOAN MONEY ON Am * KIND OF SE-
Aciirlty ; HtrleUyoontldontlal. A. K. Ihirrla , room
1 Continental hlouk 478
MONOT TO LOAN-
Wo will limd.vini any mini which you wlah ,
KinallorliirBO , attliu lowest poaslblo ratus , In llu
iinlckest povdblo llnio and for any iRiixlh nf tlmo
! o mil I you. Yoiitvtu pay II Uauk In aiu-'h Inatall-
ini-ntu ax you wlah. when you wlah , and only
pay for Itaalouuaayou keep It. .You can borrow
on HOUSEHOLD FURN1TIIP.K AND PIANOS ,
HORSKS. WAUONS AND DAUIIIAGES.
WAREHOUSE RECEI1TS , MERCH ANU1SE
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY.
Without puhllHlv or removal o ( property.
OMAHA .MORTdAClK LOAN CO. ,
3tHl .SOUTH 10TH STREET ,
lirbt tloor nbovo thu hlrvc : .
THE OLnESTLARCir.STANUONLY INCORPOR-
AT U JXJAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.till
till )
-uo YOU VTANT MONBYI
. Wo will lo.ni you AN YSUM you wish on your
; FURN1TUUB. PIANOS. HORSES. WAUONd. .
t CARRIAGES. WAREHOUSE RWCIPTS. i-tc.
: Wo lvi prompt attention tt > ull.ipplliMtioii ,
1 and ulll i'.inynur lo'iu iia IOII.-UH you wlali.
! Yon can ntUico tin ) real Of carrying your loan
: by u layincut .V nnjf ilinu. Tlieru In no pub-
. llclly or removal of invimrty. .
FIDELITY LOAN OILVRANTEK CO. .
: Room 4. Wlllmttll block.
M74I L'or. 13th anil ll.iruey SI.
BUSINESS OHANOES.
RatPHllua )
inunlli. Nothing I
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B.VKRCKTIO
AUdrcas Lock Itox 71 , UtTlraud , KuK. 41 1
BUSINESS CHANGES.
Continual
V -ANY ONE HAVING A STOCK OF
.L nicrcliandlno from H.OOI ) toM.ooi ) . who wishes
toroallznfrom It nt once , can llml it purchaser ny
Ileo. : t 4
CllANCES. I10X 87J , SHENANDOAH , 1 A.
as7sa < *
VJ -IIEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN NEI1RAS-
J- Ka for ale at a Kirmln. Western Hustings
Agency. illO N. Y. L olrtg. SIOSHI
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y-FOR SALE OR IlENT-THE STOELTINO
Hoti'l In ProD-wr , Adnms Co. , Not ) . Apply to J.
.Kay. Hastings , Neb. 418M.T
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V-PORSALE ORTRAUE. PIRST-OLAS DRUfl
J utorh centrally loe-itod. gojJ c.nh mwlne v O.
w. i. . p. o uoy MH , Miiua
_
\rTO nuY , SELL OR KXCIIANOE. 1IUSINE33
J. chMicoA , real ontat < i or land * . Apply to West
ern Ilii4hiesi Aifency. U10 N. Y. r * tilTc. M8U1 33
VwTNTEDPARTNERTEffllER SILENT OR
- > - active , with c.iHh , to carry praln In Contra ! N -
hraaka. Can buy clieap. Hood prospect to double
money. C.tpaclty forllfty thouaatid btnhcla. Ad
dress , O 4 1 , Ileo. -lilU
_
Y -FOR SALE FOR CASH , A WELL LOCATED
coi.n p.iylmr dnifc Btoro. Iteasous ( nr.Hnlllne
pohip Into wholesale business. Addroaa U 6:1 : Ileo.
40H-1 ,
Y-REST PAYING MEAT MARKET IN THIS
city for sale or rent. C.illnt 'Julia Uloiulo street.
MJ1H7 8' " . "
FOR SALE AN OLD ESTALISHED COAL
business , convenient location , ll.-iri.iln for
somebody. Address O f > 7 lice. M41I7 30
7-FOR ' SALETiiAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM ,
lii town of L'3io6n. D'ohiir Rood buaincnit. cheap ;
half caah , halanco tlmo. Addreaa OGI , Ileo.
MtU7g'i <
_ _
"
E OB EXCHANGE. ,
Ratr-s , lOca line each Insorllou.iM.fiQ n line per
mouth. Nottilnfr taken for leas than L'uc.
/ and"Uakiita. . Will Hull eheap OP cxchanito for
tndsu.lioraeaand eattlo. Add.box 70 , Pratikfort.Iiid.
J-CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE. WILL
take real estate , money. Uox 'Jl)3 ) , Frankfort Ind.
r$1.000.00 oim.uoii.oo DRUG AN ! ) SUNDRY
fJflock and fixtures for Bale , or would tradn for
clear land In Merrlck , Nance. Hamilton or Polk
eomitlos. Address , Lock llox 403 , Central City ,
Neb. ; ! 03-il :
' / -FINi : DRIVINR HOHSi : AND IIUOOY FOR
/vacant lot. Dr. llrowurlirif , U10 N. Y. Life.
410 HO
V-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. GOOD DRIV-
rh horse for new brlcU or lumber. No use for
homo. 033 Dee. 4SU-:10. :
V 11USINESS IILOCK , GOOD TOWN IN EAST-
"i-rn Nebraska , for slock mdse. Address P. O.
llox 100 , Creston , Neb. 11511)3211' )
' / TO EXCHANGE , HOTELS IN OOODLAN1) .
/-'KniiHim , llrolten How and Curtln , Ni-branka , for
well located , Ueslrablo farm lauds. Will assume-
Incnmbraiico or pay cash difference. Address
Drawer 1002 , Lincoln , Nebraska. M51H 2
V-23 HEAD GOOD YOUNG HORSES FOR DRUO
' -'Rtoclt. WiltH If you mean bUBlneus. L. II. BOD
North Pl.ltle , Neb. MS 40 2
FOR SALE REAIj ESTATE.
Rates , 10o.111111) each Insertion , $ l.BOa line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 25o
i"j > AliMLANDSG.V.'lIA'lUilSON , , 1112 NTY ? LIFE.
i. M293S1U *
B UY LOTS IN
STOEPEL PLACE.
Cheapest and best lots in
OMAUA.
Special price and terms to
HOME 11UILUKKS.
Stoopcl Place lots wilt ahv.iys a'lvanco lit priei.
for the city miml irrow westward. Call on or ad-
dreHa W. A. Wubatur,40J Boobldg. Oil
FA11M MORTGAGES. C. P. HA11UISON , 1112
N. Y. Life. 7iU 3J
BAUGAINS-IIOUSKS , LOTS AND FAHMS.SALK
or trade. F. K. Darling , Barker bile.
NOT INVEST YOUH SAVINGS IN A
nice home ? 1 am otlerlmr a peed 0-rooin houao
and half aero lot for half their value. This la a
Htiap. John W. Hoblilns , owner , U40 Boo lllilj- .
! 15l S21
170U SALE
JL1 Rood farms that rent for $2.00 per aero cash
for land In cultivation. Prlco $20,00 per aero.
. Also ,
Farms that rent for share of crop. Prlco $3.00 to
$1(5.1)0 ( ) per acre.
Also.
Good unimproved land at $5.00 to $12.00 per
acre.
Terms 1- , " cash , balauco In annual paymeuta.
7 jx-'r cent Interest. '
Liberal commission given agents.
D.Hayds. .
No. 313 1-2 South 15th street. Omaha , Nob.
; tsB21
V\7"K OWN , HY FORECLOSURE , AND OFFF.Il
oiioofthobestproporttoaon Lowe nvemin.nll
In elepant Bhapo. 147 foot front , with everything
complete ( the hoime and barn alone coHtln ? Slj- (
000.00) ) , at a prlco low enough to justify a purchaae
solely as nn investment.
It Is the bent property in Omaha for the moner.
Look It ovt-r Inside and out Inupoct It elouely. It
will be fioUl at a great Hacrltlco. This la mi oppor
tunity of your life to pet one of the moat beautiful
rt'8llene < ' in Omaha for less than 50 per cent of
Its actual coat.
Call and wo will Hhow you thin property with
pleaaure. GLO11E LOAN & TRUST CO. ,
Itith and Dodge streets.
Midi
A SAFE AND PKOF1TAI1LE INVE3TJIENT.
$00 per acre.
The best farm In Douglas county.
This land will sell for $100 an aero In less than
3 years.
Cash Income f BOO a year from rent.
Omaha Real Estate .V Trust Co. , lieu Dldg. 412
A ACRES. JUST THE PLACE FOR A HOME ,
Jneartown. 013 Now York Life. 41)031 )
fJ-ACRE IILOCK NEAR TOWN IN MY HANDS
-'for It ) daya for cash , low prlco. Abstract with
land. Ul ; | Now York Life. 439 US
An ACRES NEAR TOWN FOR SALE , WELL
ttwatercd. 01:1 : New York Life. 453 au
ONE ! > AND ONE 10 ACRE TRACT SUITAI1LE
for fruit or garden ime. One-half caah , H time ,
low prlco. Ulil New York Lifu. 457 30
1 00 ACRES DOUGLAS COUNTY ,
J15 tulles from Omahu poatofllco ,
3 inllua from depot.
Orchard , Ki-a pea and small frulta.
Mood well and windmill.
$35.00 per acre , terms to suit.
Omaha Real Estate and Trust Co. ,
Room 4 , lice bulldlmr.
Mli)4 ) . '
SECURITIES FOB SAI
Rates , lOc a linn each Insertion , $ ! . . * > ! ) a Una par
month. Nothing taken forloas thanjMc ,
8'PERiCENT MO'RTGAOIJS F oiriALESECUli- ,
ItyabMolutulysafo. Ames Real EaUitj au'imcy
lOnF-muim. M33'J
HIGH GRADE OMAHA CITY MORTGAGES
nettlmr puruliaserauood raluof luterost , HIIIIIB
of from$100.00 up.forH.ilu by Clofti Loin & Trust
Co. , Hllli and Dod.'o , Om.'iho. Particular ) on np-
plleatlon. M7U t
M'O SMALL OR LARGE INVESTORS , SOME
-L very cholco aeeurltles are ortei-eil at an attract
ive discount. Honda , warrants , mortfrairua , utu. ,
nbaoluti'ly prtlt oteeil. Iminlrdof John D.ile , eom-
iiiurclalbrokur iilll ) N. Y. Life. ; l.ii : S l
MUSIC , ABT AND LANGUAGES.
Rates , lOnn HUH each Insertion , ft.00a lluo per
mouth. Notliini ; liken : for luab than 'J3i > ,
. ( !
V.T itilO California atreet. .114
_
SHORTHAND AND TYPJ3 WBIIJCNG.
Ratn , IDuahuonarh InsorllO'i. $1.5)illn : ) pa
mouth , Nothing taken fur lo
GENTLi\IEN : CAN SOON
Jiei : | ul rn a wurlthii ; knowledge ot Hhorlliamt an 1
typDwrlthnr at A. U. Van S.int'u Mchool of ahoit-
hand , , ilM N. Y. Llfu. Tyiwwrttura tu runt. Oltl
L and typ'iwrhlni , ' IH at tlio Omaha Coimnernlal
colli-k'n , Write Rohrboueh llron. for calalotruo ,
Oniiilia , Nob. 3113 8-"j
w ANTETD" li ORKO w ,
\\TILL PAY 8 PER CENT FOR if2,000.00 FOR
> ' onn year nnd , ab security , give llrst mortgage
on business pruporty worth $15OOO.OUi lltlo pur-
feet. Fur parlumlum call on or addreHi Harris ,
4VM lion bulldhn ' , . JI5OII
SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS.
lla'ra , lOo a line each Insertion , * 1.BO li line per
month , Nothing taken for losi thun 5 > 5e , '
l ' e.Jirrv Iho largest llnu of typo writer * lu Da Ilia ,
wt'Ht. ull makes , ' . ' 3 to 75 IH.T cent uavud on all
leading m.-iehliu'H. Tel , SW , yj ; ,
Rateb , lOoalhm oicli Inanition , f 1.30a HUB par
month. Nothing UUun for Itua tluu 'Jju.
T SOXNENnKItO. DIAMONI ) lilloicKir lT)3 (
l tUutigl.iHiit. Lo.uminoni'yoiidl'HiioiHls , wutcliiu
,
eto. Old gold and allvcr bonglit , Tel. IS3J. Uhl
SCALES.
Rates , 10ualliuiuiicliliiiontoiiVl.&U .1 llnu IK.T
mouth. NothhiK t.tkuu fur \ < XM than . > 5o ,
JN A'ddivtw ilordeii A. Sullo Uo'l4iku : t. , Chfcajo
Dili )
Ilatcn. It'ua Ihiiiiiaeli liiHDrilon , * ! . . ' , ! ) it Hue psr
iiiuulh. Nuthln.laUcu fur IUHS llmu 25c.
W irAKER ( FORMBRLV WlTlT jo7lN f7
. du-oai v < l , 1-iti-y with M. O. Maul ) , uuilnr-
umtulaiur , Jlj S. luth at Tvl. ODD ,
017
- , H < a n wonl ftri < : innrtlon , lo word
thereafter. Nothing tikrtUor losi than 25 < s.
rOST. nKTWEEN FAltNAM AND LOCUST.
> .lctnll drawings on b'niwn paper ; finder will
please notify Pacific Foundry Co. , 310 S. Kith ,
. M512 29
T OST-A LAROK , DRlNttLT-3 OOLOUKI ) ORKAT
JJDnnom.iflttrr , Whllooiiulon bronftt. Illuocyeu.
Tip of tall cut off. Omvfnr Kllchtly scratched.
Sultnblo rcwiii'd for return Id 25l7 Fnrnani utreet.
M544 30
rill !
1NSTUOMENT3 placet ] * pn record Augustas ,
1893 !
,
WAttUAXTt DKK11S.
Joromlali Soymotir nnilMrlra to Joseph
WliiU'rbntiinin , lotH hloo.k 4 , 1m-
piDVomcnt Assocln a ndil . t 1
K I ) Morrison to Judsiu illsloy , lot 0 ,
' 2.500
Paul llaoriind wife todharlotto ICnst-
mnii , lot 11 , bloolc ntut tor's add. . . . COO
lUVMnllotto to O 11 Richards , oxcc-
tltor , lot 15 , block 1C , Onuilm Vlow. . 1,000
Onto City hand company to O K Mil-
lorotul , ti H souw 27-10-12 0,000
DKF.DS.
K S Dnndy. Jr ( master In chancery ) to
Lombard In vestment company , trus
tee , lot 2 , bloiiU 1 , Woods' Place 1,500
Hamo tosaino , lot 3 , same . 1,500
Same tosatno , lot-l , H.Vnu 1.000
Hiimn to same , lot f > , samo. , . , . . . . . 1,500
Hamo to Manic , lot tl , same 1,500
Kiunu to Kruno , lot 13 , same 1,500
Saini ) tosaino , lot 14 , ittiio. 2,1)00
Kaino losiinu : , lot 15 , same 2,000
Santo to same , lot IG.satuo 2,000
Total amount of transfers. . . . $22,401
RglLWHYTlIVlEGflRD
' '
Ix-.ives IciltCA'o'O , nt'RLINOTON A ( J. | Arrives
Omaha | Depot 10th and Mason Sts , I Omaha
4.20pm . Gltlc.tffh V < "ttlbulo. B.OO am
ll.liriatu . Clilcairli . 11.50 nin
Kxpnm. . . , 4.2fi pin
7.17 pin CldcaKO > V Iowa Local , 0.50 pm
Oinah.i I Depot loth nnd Mitaon Sts. I Omolia
.
j
(1.00 ( nm . . . . .Texas KxprcBH 10.r ( ) pin
I ) . 10 am Ni-brawlca SWtu Lmltctl 'l.no pin
J.iiopm .World'H Fair Llmlti-il. . . . . . t.tonm
n.43aml..KausaB City Day Extin > sa. , . .
10.13 piulK. O. NlKht Exp. via U. P. Trans.
10.15pm I St. Louis Express
'tcaveaT UNION PACIFIC.
Omaha I Union Depot 10th A Marcy Sts.
"LcavoB I rXrHves"
Omaha U. P. Depot and Marey Sta. Omaha
ri.iOpm : | Chicago Kxpreii I O.13ani !
11.30am I Chicago Kxpresj. . . . . ± . .jf > .gOpm
Leaven I FTET&TlcTVALUKY ( Arrives
Onialial Depot 1 atli mid Wolxtur StH. I Oinah
R.fiOam .Deidwood l.Cfipm
8.50 am ( Ex. Sat. ) Wyo. ' . ( K < c. Mon. ) t..r r pn :
fi..IO pm . Norfolk ( E . Sunl.iy ) . 111.20 am
0. lupin 9. ' _ ' . " > an :
Leaves I CHICAGO A NQIITJI WESTN. ( Arrives
Omalial U. P. depot. IDili .Olarcy Sta. I Omaha
Chicago O.OO pm
.Vestibule Limit' " . . O.'Jt ) am
. Eastern Fjyei H.Kipm
.Chle. P 11 ! ; | g pm
Leaves I MISSOURrPACIFIc : ( Arrives"
_ Omalial " IepiU ) 13th and W-obstcr Sta. I Omaha
* " ' "
12.4r pm St. Louis Evpivai 0.00 nin
10.00 pm St. Louis Express 4.U3pm
C. 10 pm Nebraska Local S.45 am
Leaves C. ST. P. , JfTTt O. I Arrives
Omaha Depot inthand Vv'cbslcr SIB. I Omaha
H.fiOam" . .Sioux City Ai'cqjinioilntlon. . 11.03 pm
1.15pm Sioux City Exprnm ( Ex. Sun. ) 12.40pm
D.-lOpm . . . : . . . . .St. Paullihiilted U.23am
S. 10 pin Emerson I'aisong''r ' ( Ex. snn. ) S.43am
Leaves I SIOUX CITY'.fPACIFO. [ Arrives
Omalial Depot , 10 and Marcy Sta. Omaha
0.45 : im . . , . , .Sfonx City' Passenxer 110.20pm
4.OOpm | , , st. Pam'BXtirpyi. . . . . . ' . ' ? . llO.OOam
Leaves . SIOUX CITY ftouiiju [ Arrives
Omaha Depot. inth'nnd.\f'jbsterStn. I Omaha
fi.45pm ) . .St. Paul Limited. . t.25am )
C. 15pm I .Chicago Limited. . 11.23 am
Leaves I OMAHA. & ST. LOUIS. lArrlvea
OmahalU.iP. DoiMt. IQUi and Marcy I Omaha
4.00 pin | . . .rrist. Louis Camion Rail. ! . . . . (12.35 ( pm
WHY THEY PBOTEST.
1'roporty Oivncira Object to Huvln iThelr
l.'ots CoiiIUriitpd by n Orniln Change.
The renewal of asritation in the matter of
grading Dorcas street from Second to Sixth
street has brought the buzzing of a hornets'
nest about the cars of the city ofllclals , as in
terested property owners are decidedly up in
arms about it. A continuous stream of ex
cited people poured into tlio ofilco of the city
clerk yesterday forenoon , each insisting that
ho had signed the petition for the grading
under a inis-ipprehcnslon of the actual facts ,
nnd demanding that ho ho allowed to
withdraw his nanio from the paper. It was
sot forth by one and nil that the grading
would result in thu confiscation of the prop
erty , and n startling array of facts and tig-
ures were presented to backup that assertion.
The protllo prepared by Iho city engineer
showed n 1111 in some places of seventy-two
feet , nnd in others a cut of nearly sixty foot.
It was argued that it .would cost some of tno
property owners $1,000 n lot for grading the
street in front of their places , ami that It
would cost them another $3,000 to raise their
lots to grade at the rate of 14 }
cents per cubic yard , which Is the
prlco to bo paid umler'tho bids submitted.
It was freely charged thnt the whole thing
vas the result nf the scheming of ono IndU.
vidual , and that he was the ono who would
receive the greatest honotlt If the work was
tlono. The statement was made that if the
street was graded and owners of abutting
lots wcro unable to grade up their lots to
tlio same grade heavy ruins would cut down
thu high embankment thrown up by the
city and the taxpayers at largo would bo put
to a continual expense in the way of repairs
in lllilng In the washouts.
Uno strong argument used was that the
mayor , although u property owner there and
an Interested party , had refused to sign the
petition , although ho had not protested
against it. as ho was not disposed ta kick if
the majority of the property owners on the
stk-cut desired the chnngo to bo mado.
For steady nerves and good sleep use
Bromo-Scltzer. Contains no Antl-Pyrino
Fireworks tonight , Courtlund boaoli.
Lffii Itoomers ,
GUTHIUK , Old. , Atatr.28. . Hundreds
of people uro fiiTlvin JJioro every day to
await the Churokoo fifeiyp oponinj * . The
people arriving now u > p well fixed finan
cially , but these who Suvo boon waiting-
on the line sinuo sprfiii ? are HuITuriu
now and will Huller grtiutly , even if they
doBccuro aoluiin. Aljurtjo ) majority of
the people arriving hero uro laboring
tintlor the ballot tliatuthoy will got the
land free , nnd are jpyiuppointod when
they learn that they ipjtistpuy from $1.50
to &Jf)0 per acre , in ntldltlon to living
upon the land five y&'ars , before they
secure it. _ uj
11 * U'J '
Aorunuut ISitiUy Injnroil.
PEORIA , 111. , Atig. . Michael Rior-
dan , an aeronaut , wiwiHoriously injured
lust evening while descending with a
parachute from a balloon ascension. lie
had gone up from Central park in the
presence of u largo crowd , and when ho
dropped with the parachute he was seen
to bu having considerable trouble on ac
count of the Btrong wind. Just na he
noured tlio earth a sudden gust drove
him up against the street car burns and
loosened hi * hold on the parachute , * IIo
fell to , the brick sidewalk , brok/ his
shoulder and a rib , besides rocoivlt& In-
tornul injuries.
'Tho Olllchil Train"
Through Iowa for G , A. R. meeting at
Indianapolis will leave Onutha at 3 p. in.
Sunday , September II. Speoiul rates
will ho made for all old comrades , their
families and friends. For full particu
lars call at ticket olllco Chicago. Hock
Island & ljaeilio railway , 1002 Furnurn
btroot.
S1IRRED UP A HORNET'S ' NEST
Daplornblo Lack of Harmony Among Mom-
bora of the Oity Datootivo Porco.
SOME P6INTERS FOR THE POLICE BOARD
Vaughn' * I'cciilmr Idrixs oftlio rum Pj tem
'Clllef llnze M r Vet Tro d the
Cnrpnt Attempt la Mown
> Vlxzitrit ,
For sonio time past things have not boon
running smoothly In the detoctlvo branch of
the Pmaha police department , and tlio ills-
satfs/aotlon / has. spread to a certain extent
nniong the piti-ohncii. ; The trouble seems to
Iiav6 'beoif prccipltatcil by religious and
political maltors. Much of the agitation
ovlJontly cornea from suvoral iiiotnbors of
the force \vlio aro'trylng to push thoinsolves
Inw positions whluh thuy doslro.
' 1'ho Uoanl of Flro and Police commission-
era hnsi had its attention culled to the
inattor through charges preferred by J. Al.
Vaughn of the ilotcutivo forcu ugulnst John
Vlzzsrd , u fellow ofllcor.
WotoiHlvo Vlzzard Is accused of making an
cxcesslvo uhargo for bringing back a fugitive
from justtuo from Iowa. When confronted
ivuli the charge Vlzzanl did not deny the
facts , but said such things were customary
and that ho.dtd so on the recommendation
of his chief , II. P. Haze , a man vho now
aspires to have n now ofilco created for his
special bencllt , immnly : That of assistant
chief of police , with the pay nnd rank of u
captain.
The charges nualnst Detccttvo Vizzsird
wore read at the last mooting of the police
board. The following day .T. At. Vaughn
cnmo out In an open challenge denying that
ho had oror charged the stnto for niitongo
when ho rode on a railway pass. Ho offered
to give any ono $100 who would provo the
contrary.
In investigating some of the workings of
the detective foreo THE HER has unearthed n
good deal of rottenness , and the attention of
the police commissioners Is called to the ex
isting state of affairs. In reply to Vaughn's
"deli , " hero are some interesting facts and
figures :
Vmi ) in' Kxponso Account.
Stnto of Nnhraska In account with J. St.
Vannhn , nient for the arrrst and return of .1.
II. lUanipItt , chtireed with crlino committed
In Doimlns county !
.Tunu 5 , hotel 1)111 ) J 2 CO
.luno 5 , ticket to Itiiltlmoro J'.DO ,
dlnnorat W. Wntor 70c 2325
Sleeping berth $3 , tmppor at Atchlson
76o 3 75
Juno 0 , dinner on train 76c , supper 75c ,
.sleeper 83 -150
Juno 7 , breakfast .it ( Jumherlaiul 7&c ,
dinner nl Washington 78c 1 60
June 7 , railway ticket from Junction to
Annapolis ami return 1 00
Juno 7 , toloKniphln ? to governor nnd
.secretnrvof Ntatojl , hotel bill f'2.75. . 3 75
Juno 7 , telegraphing to Baltimore Uf > e ,
supper ut Hilllmnru7Dc : 1 00
Juno 10 , hotel bill , $3 per day , Inci
dentals. J10 1000
Juno 12 , hotel 1)111 at I'lUsburj : .self
and prisoner 7 00
Juno 12 , return tlokut from Haltlmoni 5100
June 13 , breakfast anil dinner self and
prisoner 300
June 13 , telegraphing Sl.2.1 , hotel bill In
Chicago S3 4 25
Juno 1-1 , dlnneron train $1.50 , Inciden
tals $ l.i > 5 2 75
Postage lOc , 11 days tlmu$3 per day ,
S33. . . . 33 10
Total $102 10
Tills statement was sworn to by J. M.
Vaughn on Juno 25 , 1890 , before J. L. Ben
nett , a notary public.
Cliimpitf.s Affidavit.
State of Nebraska )
Uouelas County , f
On the 'J0ti | day of August , 1893 , before mo ,
Charloa Itrandlc * , a notary public In nnd for
said county , personally appeared at my olllco
J. Harry Cmnipltt , being tlrst duly sworn , tlo-
posath and said :
Sly true narno Is J. Harry Clampltt. nnd I
II vu In Omaha , Neb. , having been a resident of
this city for about eight years. Hy occupa
tion I am a barkeeper nnd have a general i
acquaintanceship In this city. In the year of
lU'JO I wns arrustcd In Baltimore. Mel. , on Mul
berry street between 1'oarl and 1'lno by 1'ollco
Sergeant Sulbold of.Jlhu Jlaltlmoru police force
on the charge of assault with Intent to do
great bodily Injury. This charge was
preferred against mo by U. O. Paul I
of Elk City , , ' Neb. , and the police ollleers
of Omaha i , Nob. I was belli until an ollicer
could arrive In Baltimore from Omaha with
requisition papers. The ofllcor who came
after mo was J. AI. Vaughn , a member of the
city detective force of Uniuha. lie iot. the ex
tradition papers for mo at Annapolis , JId. , and
Marled westward with me. When the con
ductor came to take up our tickets Vaughn
gave him passes for both of us on the llaltl-
moro&Olilo road. Ho slopped with me In
Pittsburg , Pit. , for forty-olsht hours to visit
relatives. Hu left mo In Diamond Alloy ,
in that city. Wo then came on lo Chicago ,
where ho put mo in thu jail nndor tlie city hall
and Kept me there for forly-ulirlit hours ,
which was unnecessary. Wo came to Omuhu
from Chicago over the Chicago , Milwaukee &
St. Paul railway , anil ho gave thu conductor
passes for our fares. I nin positive of this because -
cause I haw I hem us lie handed them to the
conductor. Vair.'hn tried to blnlf mo on the
way here , hut 1 told him I didn't holievo there
with ( m honest hair In Ids whiskers. The
passes hu gave the conductor were small
prln I oil slips , nnd were unllko coupon or other
tickets , and ho told mo ho had frco trans
portation for both of us , and was going to
send mi ) up , for throe years , lie told the con
ductor this when wu were on our wuy to
Chicago. J , llAltHYCl.AMl'lTT.
Sworn to before Justice Urumllcs , August
20 , 1H03.
Charge * Acaliiit Vlzzard.
The case mndo out against Vizzard dates
back somewhat , hut was not Hied until ho
took his annual leave of absence , and then
instead of mulling the chat-ires through Ills
superior oillcer to Oiiiof Seavoy , whoso duty
It Is to investigate nnd with the report of
his Investigation turn the matter over to
the commissioners for their consideration ,
A'auglm hired an attorney , who mailed the
charges to the chief , Some people say that
nnxloty to expose the wrong doing of a comrade -
rado did not ureo him to do so until the ac
cused was away from the city.
To go hack of this affair it is alleged that
Vaughn docs not Jiko Vlzzard and
at ttio last mooting of the board of trustees
of tlio police relief fund ho Uft the meeting
in a very angry frame of mind , and was
heard to remark that ho "would get oven
with that Liverpool yet. " Moro
recently Vaughn and Vlzzard were working
to solve the mvstory surrounding the death
of Curl Stcllnmchcr , found dead not
long ago under mysterious circumstances In
tlioCuunliighaui block. Vizzard was , ques
tioning Mr. Voartror , a friend of thu de
ceased , wlion Vaughn came In and asked to
sco Yeargor. Ho was informed'that ho was
engaged with Vlzzard , and loft the place
swearing1 hu would have nothing to do with
the case , nor would ho work with his follow
oflicer.
Tor I'cnrl .M no key.
But speaking about passes. It Is hinted
tlmt Vaughn remembers who got Pearl
Muckoy a pass to u distant o.istom city
some time ago , nnd It is furthermore stated
that ho knows the methods employed iu
getting that pass , The public might bo in
terested in this case in detail.
Vaughn is openly accused ot getting a ,
pass for this woman upon false representa
tions. It seems that she lived In the
"burnt district" and had
some trouble , to
which the attention of ilio police was
called. Homo time after her brother and
another young follow were arre.siod a ? sus
picious ' characters and locked up in the city
jail Th'oy were suspected of crooked work.
I'onrl Maokoy , who uoems to have bucomo
acquainted with Vaughn , found him and
drove to , ( fudge Holsoy'3 house to got an
order : for her brother's release. Judge
Hclsoy gave the ofder , when Vaughn told
him that the boy was ail right , was of re
spectable fan.ily and was only hold on n
nominal charge , The oillcer In charge nt
hoadnuarters was out nt lunch when I'cnrl
Mackoy came into the station witli tlio order
for release , and the jailer , seeing that the
order was all right , released the young fel 1-
low , Iu a short tlmo word was received
tlmt lie and his pal were wanted for >
burglary nt Ogden , U. T. onicors
hUrrled out to again ulaco the young follow
iitidcr arrest and an oflicer went to the house \
wliero his sister was living in "tho district. "
She denied that her brother waa there , but
when threatened with arrest for assisting n
fugitive from Justice tooscapo she told the
otllccrs that tlio young man was upstairs
under her hod. Ho wits found and again
locked up. When Judge Helsuy hoard of
ttio matter next day ho accused Vaughn of
complicity uud said that the matter hud
been misrepresented to him by this ofllcor.
Vaughn did not satisfactorily ex
plain this. So mo tlmo after this
llttlo eptaodo Vaughn wont to Iho police
matron nnd asked her toasMst him In getting
a p.\ss to an eastern city for ix young girl ,
who had strayed away from the path of
\lrtuo. Ho sntil that ho had asked no many
favors of the railway fompantc * that they
might not assist Jitm In this "pood work. "
Accordingly the matron Interested herself
and secured the desired transportation. She
saw the girl nnd know who it was. Vaughn
mumbled something nbout being busy when
lie saw that the matron know who ' 'this
young girl" was , and made himself con
spicuous by his nbfionco.
irlo .Siim'w Ii0g <
Vaughn is said not to take his turn nt
working nlpht.t as the otl.pr ofllcors nro com
pelled to do , saying that ho is growing too
old nnd that ho is averse to working nt
nights. Ho says that if ho has to work
ulglus ho will have to < ] ult the force. Ho Is
also alleged to bo drawing n pension from
the government for disabilities received dur
ing the Into war and n good salary from Iho
flty as n detective. Most people prcsnmo
that policemen are able-bodied , rugged men ,
able to slaml hardships of ah kinds.
It was about two years ago that u number
of good ofllcors were dropped from the pay
rolls for physical defects.
There are other things whtoh will come to
light bofero this police niuddlo Is settled
and the commissioners will llntl plenty to do.
Those matters have como up from tlmo to
time and the onde.ivor to force the police
Into politics or politics into the | volico has
brought out many scandals.
A gentleman , representing Dotcctlvo
VizTard , said yesterday : "Thcso charges
were made by Vaughn nnd 1 shouldn't
bo surprised If Chief Detective Haze was
mixed ( ] up In the deal. Thuy hoped to got
the charges bofuro Iho commissioners while
Vizznnl was out of the city and Imvo the
papers 'roast' him. They only exposed their
own rottenness , and mw that' they have
stirred up a hornet's nest nnd nro likely to
have themselves Investigated , they would
ho glad to drop the matter right where it
stands if they could. "
lla/u Has Tunrlftt Tonde'arlos.
Now this Is what they say nbout Hazo.
Ho Is the head of the city dotcctlvo depart
ment and hai six detectives under his direc
tion , I3iu If there is a fugitive outsldo of
Iho city to go after , Haze goes In most In
stances. Ho likes to rldo In varnished cars.
These trips necessitate several days ab
sence , and in the meantime the dotcctlvo
department Is without a chief.
lib has made n great many trips \vhcro his
expenses run up very high These will bo
investigated.
Grain All the ( Jliiry. „
Haze , It Is said , also has a penchant for
"running In : vt the death"orrather capture ,
of a noted criminal nnd then taking all thu
credit when ho never spent any time work
ing up the case , only to make the arrest. IIo
took the credit of landing the L\i\son :
burglars In jail and also of another im
portant case not long ago , when In fact the
location-of the crooks , the "tips" and pre
liminary work was done by his ollleers with
out his aid , advice or knowledge.
The chief is said to take such a great in
terest in his political duties that ho tries to
coerce now recruits on the force to Join his
organization , and it is alleged thai ho even
went so far as to intimate to the matron that
her position would bu much rnoro tenable if
she listened to him and followed his advlco.
While speaking of Haze , it might not bo
out of place to Inquire what became of n
search warrant which he had Issued to re
cover some diamonds in the possession of a
colored woman named Graham , who claimed
to have found the valuable gems , and after
wards , what became of the gems ?
Ho is also alleged to "havo It in" for cer
tain ofllcers , ami only recently tried to got
Jimmy Lindsoy , the pugilist to go with him
to the station and make a complaint against
Oflicer Sullivan for not arresting Jimmy.
Sullivan has the reputation of being ono of
the best men ever put on the heat he Is now
traveling , and one night Jimmy \-as down
there enjoying himself. The ofllcor told him
to go home or bo locked up , and then llnzo
concluded , "for the good of the force , " Sulli
van should bo reported.
Alter llroikltst :
To purify , vitalize and enrich the blood , and
glvonervo , bodily and digestive strength ,
take Hoods Sarsaparilla. Continue the
medicine after every meal for a month or
two and you will feel "liko n now man. " The
merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla is proven by its
thousands of wonderful cures. Why don't
you try it ?
Hood's Pills euro constipation. They are
the best after dinner pill and family ca
thartic.
BIckotts tonight , Courtland
Not the train that carries the officials ,
but the train that carries "tho boys" to
Indianapolis. C. II. I. & P. railway
special card for comrades of the G. A. 11.
and their friends will leave Omaha on
the evening of the -d of September for
Indianapolis , and on Sunday , September
3 , the Hock Island will run u .special
solid through train , leaving Omaha at
3 p. in. , Counuil Bluffs nt 3:30 : p. m. ,
arriving at Indianapolis Monday at
2 p. in. This train will bo accom
panied by the Iowa State Band. Com
rades desiring to take this train can
rest assured tli.at they will got superior
accommodations and fast time to In
dianapolis via the Great Rock
Island Route. From Chicago via
the Big Four passing over the cele
brated Midway Phtisuiico of the World's
Columbian exposition , thus obtaining a
fine view of the grounds , and upon re
turning can Hloj ) at the World's fall-
grounds without going into the city.
Round trip tickets on this train or via
thin line same as via any other lino.
Parties desiring to go only to Chicago
on either the Saturday or Sunday trains
can purchase tickets to Chicago only.
The ripeciul train leaving Omaha Sun
day at 3 p. m. will bo composed of chair
cars , high back couches and Pullman
Hlcepcrs and will bo in every way ono of
tlio lined t trains over run out of Omahu ,
passing through Dos Moine.s , tlio capital
city of Iowa , and gutting us well a line
view of the government arsenal buildIngs -
Ings at Rock Island , III. Thi ) regular
train on Saturday will bo equipped with
equal facilities and accommodations.
Comrades who are well acquainted will
accompany the trains on Saturday and
Sunday through to Indianapolis. For
further particulars call at Chicago.
Rock Island & Pacific ticket olllco , 1002
Farnam street , Omaha , Nob.
CHAKI.KS KK.VJJ KDV ,
G. .N. W. P. A.
Fireworks tonight , Courtland beach
Aln lier llutnun nil Awliil I'Jot ,
C.V. . Mosher , an erstwhllu Lincoln
banker , but now a temporary inmate of tlio
county Jail , has suddenly developed a literary
turn of mind nnd
has commenced writing a
story of a company that was organized for
the purpose of stealing the sphynx from the
desert of Africa and exhibiting it at the
World' ' * fair. The production will ho ready
for the press at spnin ilmo during the next
few weeks and will run as a serial , contain
ing several chapters. The main plot Is laid
In IJncob.1 , and Iho loading characters are u
bunker , a contractor and a manager. In the
story Mosher himself takes the role of the
hanker , agreeing to furnish ttio funds for
carrying on the enterprise , hut is prevented
from so doing on account of having euddenly
been arrested nnd thrown Into jail. This
llttlo incident , as the story goes , destroyed
all of the plans and the scheme was aban
doned.
Pile of people have piles , out Dowllt's
Witch I laze i Hulvo will euro thorn.
Fireworks tonight , Courtland beach.
Oinnlin I'atr and Have * .
To intending oxhlbltora arrange
ments have been made with the rail
roads whereby uhipnionts to our fair
will bo returned freo'of charge. Sontl
for premium Hot.
Passenger rates 1 J-3 furo for all points
within 7f > miles from Omaha. Dates ,
September 4 to 8. 11. ENGMIMAS' ,
Keu'y.
DEFIED THE ENTIRE TOWN i
Orazod with Liquor n Workman with Two
Hevolvors Orentes llavoo.
DANGEROUS FREAK OF A YOUNG MAN
Cnrl Andprnnn , 11 ll clmrerd rnr.it llniul ,
Arnn lllm.olf iindTrlr' . to Dppopnlnte
the Town of I'lorcnrr She-rill's
I'oiso on His Trnll.
The quiet of the llttlo town of Kloroncft ,
Just north of the Omaha
city limits , was In n
terrible commotion .yesterday and ucondition
ofaffairs that comes close to belli ) ; a riot
prevailed.
r ,1 month or moro Carl Anderson , a
stout nnd ho.trty young man , has boon work-
Inn for Hans Nelson , a prosperous farmer ,
residing near Foroat Lawn cemetery , nnd
tlurlng all of this tlmo nnd Until yostonlny
has been nn Ideal farm hand , but now ho U
hin
llko a wild beast , roaming the wooiis , seek-
somcono whom hu may devour.
Sunday the Nelsons wont to church ,
leaving Anderson to do the ovenlntr chores
and work nbout the stables. When they returned -
aiH
turned they found him In n dtunken condi
tion and with his work undone. Having
pity on the fellow ho was put to bed , that ho
might sober up and be ready for Iho work of
yesterday , but as the hours of the night
railed away Nelson concluded that ho had
no plnoo in his house for ii lusher nnd yester
day morning so In formed Mr. Anderson , at
the same tlmo paying him the amount of
wares duo.
Without saylnir n word Anderson went out
Into the yard and sat down upon n log , bury
ing his face In his hands , This position ho
occupied for a few minutes , and until after
Nelson and ills sons had gone to the barn ,
ticltlmnip from his seat nnd leaving his
meditations behind , Anderson went to the
house and up lo his room , where ho secured a
couple of revolvers which ho had stored
away in his trunk. Those weapons of war
fare ho stuck Into his boot legs , and loaded
down with cartridges , started out
tib reap n harvest ot' blood. The
barn was tha spot where ho de
cided to first bccin his reaping
operations , nnd thither ho went , with
blood in his eye nnd murder in his heart.
Reaching the door of the building Anderson
discovered Nelson and his son harnessing
the horses and at once draw a bead on them
both , commanding them to throw up their
hands. For a minute they looked Into the
muzzles , , of the two pistols and then sent
their hands to the very ridge polo , at the
same time dodging behind a horse , conclud
ing that It was bolter In the end to lose a
chunk of horse llcsh than to give up the
ghost themselves.
1'lfil tor Thrlr l.lvos.
Anderson saw the play and commanded
them to got from behind their barricade of
horse , saving that if they did not ho would
let daylight through the whole business.
All three of the men , the sieger and the be
sieged , held their positions for fully nn nour ,
until Dually ttio two men saw an opportunity
when Anderson was not watching , and tak
ing advantage of this , they slipped through
a window and lied for the tall limber.
During the early stage of the engagomeni
in thu barn Mrs. Anderson had learned of
the critical position occupied by her husband
and her son , and had sent out for reinforce-
miitits In the shape of a ( Uucn or moro of the
neighbors , who arrived Just as the two am
bushed men made their escape. Anderson
was not to be c.uight napping and as the ad
ditional forces lllud onto the Held he ran
from the barn and Into the woods , where for
some tlmo ho kept up a perfect bombard
ment , defying Iho combined forces to como
out and rapture him. livery now nnd then
ho would laugh' in llemltsh glee and
say that he would shoot the whole
county and spread devastation over the entire -
tire land if he was disturbed in his fort ,
which consisted of a hollow tree. Several
plans were matured for dislodging the hired
man , but none of thorn were carried out ,
simply for the reason thnt the loader of the
attacking party had no desire to have his
body or the bodies of his men tilled with
cold lead.
Ignored the U liltn Flag.
Once or twice the Nelsons and their fol
lowers flung out a flair of truce , but when It
was seen by Anderson ho simply laughed
and remarked that ho would ho blanknd if
ho would recognize any such rag , and that
they might Just as well put It back into the
pocket from whence It was taken.
There bums no prospect of a cessation of
the hostilities , Nelson drowofThis forces nnd
held a council of war At that council It
was decided that the forces were not suf
ficiently lanro to dislodge the enemy nnu
that thu sheriff and his posse would have to
bo called in lo take ; i hand. Thereupon
young Nelson was pill upon the back of a
horse and sent to this city , reaching hero
shortly after noou , ills animal showing the
effects of the hard ride , which trip the rider
alieges was made in twenty minutes. Keach-
mg the court.honsu , ho went up thu slono
Illght of stairs at a rate of speed never yet
equaled and presented his case to Sheriff
Itcnnnll , who at once advised him to go before -
fore a justice of tiio peace and swo.ir out : v
warrant. Tills the boy did and a few min
utes later the shorill nnd his posse , armed lo
Iho teeth , rode out of town for thu purpose
of capturing the man who is supposed to bo
a dangerous lunatic.
Thuy captured him yesterday afternoon ,
without loss of life.
Piles of people riavo puns , om DJ U'itt's
Witclt Hazal.S-ilVii willis.ifj t'l j n.
o
Balloon tonight at Courtlund beach.
FIEE AND POLICE BOAKD.
Uriel SdHHion of tlui CuiiiiiiUnlDiiurt Minor
There wcro only three members of the
Hoard of Fire and 1'ollco commissioners pres
ent at the meeting last night. Commis
sioners Smith and llmnis wcro absent. Com
missioner Hartnian presided and the largo
crowd of interested spoctalors who worn
assetnbled to hear the elnrgx's against Do
tcctlvo Viz/ard were disappointed when tlio
postponement of his trial was announced.
Detective ( Vaughn , who preferred the
charges agains't Detective Viw.ard , was
there with a lawyer , while .ludgo Dufllo was
looking after the legal rights of the accused ,
W. ( J. King of the police force was granted
ton days leave of absence ,
"John Dee , " a llremaii , requested that his
rmmo bo kept out of the papers , asked that
ho bo granted thirty days leave with pay.
IIo was given thirty days with ten clays
pay. The commission went Into executive
session to consider some minor matters and
the case of Oflicer Ilrady was continued
until the next meeting ,
TWO MOJIK IIAIlVnsT r.XCUKSIO.N.S.
f.ow IlutcH to thu Soutliwust nnd
Soitoinhot' ] J2tli nntl Outnhor JOth the
"Hock iHluiul" will hull tlokotfj ut ono
faro for the round triji plus $2.00 from
all stations in Jowu iind Nebraska , to
ICanhas , Olcl.ihoum anil Toxas. * Tlio
Chui'okco stt'ii ) will ho njion for Hottlo-
mont Koptomboi * Kith and tlio "Hook
iHliind , " running throiigli thu very heart
of this faniotiri country , all'ordH the only
direct line from Nebraska. Tlio Tuxaa
UxproiJH loaves Omaha (1 ( a. in. , arrives
Caldwell 8:10j : ) , ni. ami J 'ort Worth
/Mo n. in. the /ollowltiL' morning , 1J !
hours in advance ) pf all otlior linos. I-'or
maps , rojjuliitions , etc , , regarding the
ojiening of the Cherokcu Btriji call on
any "itook Island" agent or oddrosa
Onus. Kennedy , Uonoral N. W. Puss.
Agent , KWiS Furnain street , Omahu.
run riir'meii.
lienodlut Uiostorcr , the omployo of the
Union Pacillo railway who was so badly in.
jured Hutidny , is still nllvo , and his attendants -
ants at St , Joseph's hospital hullovo that
under favorable clrcunistancns ho will pull
through. 1'hu man was injured about the
iilpi aim nbdoinou , and riot lu the head , ai
has been stutod in unothor papei' .
I'ilea of people navu puos , out J-3\VUVi \
wUcliliuol ; 6-alvo will euro thorn.
Fireworks tonight , Courtluml bench ,