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Ratm , Uie word first Innertlon , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for l i thnn l c.
WANTED MALE HELP.
BOLiriTORS , TEAMS FURNISHED ; INSTALL-
m it goods. American Wringer Co. , 1C09 How-
. " va .
rd street. _ _
AGENTS. BALARY OR COMMISSION , THE
greatest Invention of the age. The New Pat
ent Chftnlcal Ink Era-iln * Pencil , Hells on
drill. Work , like magic. AgenU Are makln *
125.00 to $125.00 per week. For further imr-
tlculnrn write the Monroe Erasing Mfir. Co. ,
X 3A Crome , Win n 514
WANTED. HALHOMAN ! SALARY FROM
tnrt , permanent Plae * . Brown Bro . Co. * ,
nurserymen , Chicago , III. 1J-M3S9 J22
SALESMEN WANTED. TO SELL OUJt OOOns
by. namplfl to the wholesale and retail trad * ,
Imnlnes man or firm ,
nod on night to every
ndvnnced for aavertl in8
llbrrnl iwlary : money
. Address
permanent pillion.
and expense * :
with tamp. King MfB. Co. , c-4'j ljjm ] j6.
WANTED , TRAVELING 8ALF.SMAN TO HAN.
on commtMlon.I'W J K
,11 * nulnlne-whldky
commission. No llcen * rcrjulrcd. Address with
reference , Quinine-Whisky Co. . LoulsvlH * . , $ *
SALESMAN TO CAIinT SIDE LINE IN TIIB
trade ! state what line and InrUorr.
grocery
Address N zl. lice. B-M9.1 10
WANTED. TEN SALESMEN : AI.SO THREE
aleiladlw. Call at Bcolt house , > -
PUSHING MEN TO TAKK ORDERS FOR OLD
established house ; salary paid. Apply ljl
Douglas. B-Ml79Jyl2
IIU8TLER. WITH SMALL CAPITAL. CAN
control territory on n new nrtlelc of merit.
' " M " "
Investigate at once. Prttchard. -
WANTED , AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN TO
cnnva country trade In a I > " clalty line. Hef-
,
required. Address N 43. "
crenca "J _ M2M ls.
WANTED , A YOUNG MAN AND HOUSE TO
cirry livening Dally n e. Call at B ornce 4
p. m. _ _ _ B-M20S is _
MAN 1 1 FA C-
I'M r MONTHLY GUARANTEED :
' luring concern wants a representative In Omaha
( or any city not taken ) . Must have few hun
dred dollars' cash to pay * < > ' * ° ° j ! ' °
after orders are secured. F. E. 11-M20C ' . " 14 " ?
building. New York. _ -
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED , A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
Vook. Mrs. Francis arable , London Court. 1th
liouso from the corner of South 21th street.
FIIIST CLASS COOK : TWO IN
WANTED ,
, 2
family Call 1304 Chlcngo between hour
and 4 p. m. . Mrs. Lcvl Cartln. C M181 15 *
WANTED GOOD GIItL FOR GENERAL
houYewoYk ; references required. 1U ) South
23th street. C 138-16'
WANTED , A GOOD COOK. MRS MARSH.
8th and Pine St. , east of BrownclI haU.
WANTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOLTSE-
work. Mra. H. W. Brcckcnrldge , 1210 8. 50th
avenue. C M..Q3 H'
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FOR. BENT HOUSES.
FINE FLAT IN CLOUSER BLOCK AT 703 S.
16th st. : range nnd all other conveniences ;
$25. George Clouser , room 2 , 1623 Farnam st.
D 911
f
HOUSES. F. 1C DARLING , BARKER BLOCK.
D 688
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. F. Davis company , 1503 Farnam. D 1 > 7
C-ROOM COTTAGES. MODERN , CHOICE IN
Batnford Circle. C. S. Elgutter. 204 Bee build-
Ing. D-SS3
JIENTAL AGENCY , 507 BROWN BLOCK.
CLEAN. COMFORTABLE , CONVENIENT ,
moderate rentals , best 3 and 4-room sulletf for
housekeepers only. Reftrences required. Also
-room suite In tenement. 818 S. 22d st.
D 590
KELKENNEY&ca.R. 1. CONTINENTAI BLK.
TOR RENT , $35.00 PER MONTH , 4110 LAFAYette -
ette avenue , 7 rooms , furnace , bath , hot and
cold water , closet , gas. electric lighting appH-
nnces. etc. .Beautiful lawn , trees , etc. Fidelity
Trust company. 1702 Farnam street. D E9
FOR RENT , GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM
house 2621 Capitol avenue. B. H. Roblaon ,
room 7 , Commercial National. D 850
.TEMPLETON & PIURSON. Paxton blk.
D 58
FOR -RENT. DWELLINGS IN ALL PARTS
of Omaha ; call for list. B. H. Sheafe 432
Pq\ton block. D M668
FOR "RENT , DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN
Council Bluffs ; call for list at Omaha office ,
432 Faiton block. E. It. Sheafe. D MC67
FOR RENT , TWO 10-ROOM MODERN FLATS ,
cheap. J. W. Squire. ,243 , Hoe bids. D-S23
FOR RENT , 3. 4 AND 5 ROOMS. ENQUIRE
C31 S. 17th avc. D 8.J-21 *
FURNISHED HOUSE ON FARNAM STREET.
, near 2Sth. Call at 607 Brown blocjVMM7 j .
FOR RENT , DESIRABLE MODERN RESI-
dcnce , 2513 Farnam. "R. C , Patterson. Rnmsa
block. P-M8M
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8-ROOM FLATS CHEAP. 1413 N. ITJ"- . ,
HOUSES , F. D. WEAD , 1521 DOUGLAS.
FURNISHED HOUSE. ALL MODERN CON-
venlcncea. near Hanscom park. F. D. Wead.
16th mid Douglas. D 161 14 _
8-ROOM HOUSE , $20 PER MONTH. NEAR
High school. Inquire 261G Capitol Ave.
D 167 18 *
NEW FIVE-FOOM BRICK HOUSE FOR RENT
cheap. Call at 2905 Parker. D M17C 14 *
FURNISHED HoUsST6 RQOMS. $25.00 ; NEWLY
p.pered | , painted ; nice yard. Inquire 602 South
10th street. Rcfeicncca. D 197 18 *
FOR ItENT. OR SALE. ONE AMONG THE
finest residences In Omaha ; rich maple and
cherry finish , haidwood , polished parlor floors !
all modern conveniences , with barn ; cheap.
( Hobo Loan and Trust Co. , owners , ICth and
Dodge. D-M213 16
FOB , BENT FURNISHED ROOMS !
'LARGE SOUTH ROOM , 1919 DODOE STREET ,
ROOM WITH ALCOVE. 521 S. 2 TH AVE.
E-I23J24 *
FURNISHED ROOM , 2017 HARNEY STREET.
E-M153 18 *
> FINELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE-
keeping. Rent imiderate. 2005 Burt street.
E-M8I7 H *
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT IIOUS&
Keeping. 1611 Howard street. E MS46 14 *
DESIRABLE FURNISHED LARGE FRONT
room and alcove , close to business center. Ad-
drens N 8 , Boe. E 831 14 *
BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED ROOMS 3u
Jncent to business portion ; references ex-
changed. Addrcsa N 9. Bee. E S83 14 *
8 FURNISHED ROOMS FOU IIOUSEKEBP-
Ing for man and wife. Rent tak n In board.
319 N. 17th. D > - 10
AETNA HOUSE , NORTHWEST CORNER 13TH
and Dodge. Rooms by the day or week.
E 958 JyD *
FURNISHED ROOMS , 1116 CHICAGO STREET.
E-M977 Jy9 *
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ; MODERN
cnventenccsj 2023 tit. Mary's lucnue.
f | E-Mloa 16 *
J NICE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
hnunekettplng. 1112 Sautu llth ktrect.EM147
E-M147 1J
FOH RENT. NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT
room ! bath , gas , etc. : only 6 blocks from busi
ness crnter ; to young man only. 2112 DOUR-
Us street. K 13S-1S
ROOMS FOU LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. US
North nth. E 11223 !
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
HOUTII ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD. 7103
Douglas street. F MJM
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YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME. UNDER CARK OF
Women's Clirlntlan auoclJtlon. Ill S. 17th st.
F-C37
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HOOM9. FURNISHED Oil UNFURNISHED ,
with flrst-elRiis boanl. 1908 Capitol uvr. Inqulro
1J10 Cupltol ava. V-M774
KICEUY FURNISHED ROOMS
I'-sU , modem convenience * , with good board.
The llo . gM ) Harney. F M J23
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LAUQU FRONT AICOVB , ROOM , TWO NICE
VluHcta and crate , wltb board Tha Albany ,
f 8101 Douglas street F-a
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1SU CHICAGO. FRONT ROOMS. BINGLK Oil
en tulle. Tabta IxurJera acconmimlated.
F M115 1C *
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ROOMS 'AND HOARD , tail DOUQUVS BTRET
I' MMT
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Dr.snuni.n FRONT ROOM AND ALC.OVE ,
with board ; rood location. 2510 iiaAfv street.
LARGE SOUTH FRONT ROOMS , SINGLE On
rntulle , with board ; nftrencei. 2i4 Farnair
Itreet. F-M1T4 U *
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FINK ALCOVn SUITE : ALSO SINGI.K ROOM ,
with or mlthout board ; prlvun family ; refer.
y-umu *
FiniNIHBED ROOMS AND BOARD.
Continued.
NICE COOL SOUTHEAST FRONT ROOM ; PRI-
vat * board ) seperate house ) all convenience * .
2110 Douglas st. F-lig-13 *
FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS , WITH OR
without board. 1720 Dodge. F M1M 14 *
FOR RENT-UNFURNISH'D ROOMS.
FOR RENT , HIOOMS AT ITU H. 1ST1L
. _ 0 873 14 * _
4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS , BUITABLC FOR
houiekepptng , city water , etc. , low rtnt ; north *
west corner 17th and Webster sU Q CM
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rOR RENT. STORES AND OFP10E8
CORNER SALOON , 3M DOUGLAB. INQUIttB
22.
W MONTHS LEASE OF STOIin , * JJ B. 17TH ,
. _ I-63J
FOR RENT. THe 4-STOitY BRICK BUILDING ,
819 Farnam street. The building has a fire
proof cement basement , complete steam heatIng -
Ing futures , water on alt floors , gas , etc. Ap
ply at the oHIre of the Bee. 1-310
AGENTS WANTED.
BRECKINRITX3E BOOK , 1M.OOO BOLD ; AGENTS
wanted ; outfit free. Ferguson , Cincinnati. O.
J-MSM 13 *
AGENTS IN AND OUT OF CITY ; LIBERAL
commissions. Apply room 435. Faxton block.
_ J-mJyV
WANTED. LADY AGENTS AT ONCE TO BELL
a new article , good seller and good profit. Call
on or address Emma Carter , 4123 Lake utreet ,
Omaha. Neb. J M145 17 *
WANTED TO RENT.
UNFURNISHED ROOM , WITH ALCOVE PRE-
fcrrcd ; gentlemen ; must tx > nice location ; ref-
erences. Address N 45 , Bee. K 135 15
STORAGE.
STORAGEWILLIAMS & CRO33. 1214 HARNEY.
M-tOl
BTORAGU FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
and cheap rate. R. Well * , 1111 Farnam.
Farnam.M
M CO )
OM.VAN&STORAGE C0..150S DODGE. TEL 1553.
M 201
WANTED TO BUY.
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT AND
sold. L. Altraan , 803 & 810 N. 16th St.
N-823 Jy5
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND-HAND
furniture , stoves , etc. I. Brussell. 710-712 N. 16th.
- N 857
WANTED TO BUY SECOND-HAND BANK
furniture and safe. Address Box 231 , Clatonla ,
Neb. N 194 20 *
FIVE TO SEVEN ROOMS. 1IODKRN COTTAOC
and lot , must be good yard , within 1J4 miles
of High school. State terms ; must b < * a bar
gain. Address N 47 , Bee. N M220 16 *
If a house you want to rent ?
You'll find it on this page.
Or on buying you are bent ?
You'll find it on this page.
Do you want a girl to work ?
You'll find it on this page.
Or , p erchance , a man to clerk ?
You'll find it on this page.
Do you want to get a bath ?
You'll find it on this page.
Or trade for that another hath ?
You'll find it on this page.
TOR SALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
monev B > Low prices < i. . Credit on furniture Co. . 013-615 & N. household Wth.st.
FOR S ALE HORSES"WAGONSETO.
LARGE DRIVING AND SADDLE HORSE FOR
sale. 4 years old. 1C03 Douglas st. P 882 14 *
SMALL PERFECT SADDLE HORSE FOR
sale , suitable for lady. 1009 Douglaa s (
1130 BUYS HORSE. PHAETON AND HARNESS
stylish rig ; lady can drive. George Mitchell ,
1114 Dodge St. P 125-13
2-SEATED SURREY FOR SALE OR IN EXchange -
change for phaeton. Inqulro at 718 N * 2W St.
FOR SALE SPAN OF HORSES , SIX YEARS
old , bright bay , about sixteen hands high ; can
be driven single. Apply to 1903 Davenport
street. P-lCS-lf
FIRST CLASS PONY CART FOR SALE CHEAP
at 1424 North ISth street. P 104-17 *
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
BALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD
Cattle company , Ames , Neb. , have 2,000 tons
of good barn-stored hay for sale. All orders
filled promptly. Q-C03
BENHE1M SPANIELS , THE HANDSOME
little toys ; Scotch Collies. G. II. Moore , 1631
Sherman avenue. Importer and breeder.
SUPPLIES FOR AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS
Solo agents for the
NIGHT HAWK CAMERA , 15.
8. ileyn & Co. , photo supplies , 1003 Farnam st.
Q 303-jy8
ST. UEHNAno purs , : ioi DOUGLAS STHKET.
Q S13JO Jj-9
LAW nOOKM , WEST'S HEl'OnTtniS. APPLT
1S09 South 25th street. Q-SI154 18 *
OEKMAN MILLET SEED. 40C PEH BUSHEL :
sacks VM each. t. o. b. cars , Lyons , Hurt
county. Neb. N. P. Peterson. Q-MIS3 11 *
FOH SALE ; SET SINGLE TUACK HARNESS.
Kl 8. IClh street. Q M9G7 13
BICYCLES. NEW AND OLD , ( ) TO JliJ : EASY
payments : wo rent and repair. Omaha lllcycle
Co. , M7 N. ICth 8t. Tel , m. Q-134
FOIl SALE , FINE 4-YEAH-OLD JERSEY COW
aud calf , 1 C yenr-old Jersey , will be fresh in
ton days , and other Rood family rows. Call
afternoon at 22th and Uuit street * .
Q MHO II *
$125.00 UICYCLn NOW $57.30 , J100.00 CUT TO
KS.25 , (60.00 cut to JI2.EO. M. Trolcl , 700 I.cav-
cnworth street , Q MJW JylS
JERSEY COW , KIND AND QE-N'TLE : VERY
rich mllkerj a Brand family cow. Address
N 40. Uee. Q-M2I1 U'
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FOU SALE , UPRIOHT PIANO. 817 SO. 16TII.
Q ME1 ! M'
NOTICE-AS MItS. NELLIE VAMPLEW HAS
left my tied and board , all inrtles nro hereby
notttltM that 1 will not bo lesponslbla fcr any
tUbts that may be contracted by her. J. II.
Vamplrw. Omaha , Neb. , Juno llth , 1S04.
HAVE YOUR OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO
russ. Smyrna ruca ispalrcd. 1551 Leaven-
woitli. U-M213 J)13
OLAIUVOYANTS.
SIRS. DR. II. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT. HE-
llablo business medium ; 7th year at 110 N. 18.
8 C03
CLAIRVOYANT PROFESSOR WII1TB. THE
irrmtctt clairvoyant of his occ , ha arrlvrd In
Omaha. Ho will read your future life without
a mistake. Ghot > aluable Information on nil
matter * . Will Klvo you truthful iirtili-a on all
buslnoaj. la\v. money matters , and all family
uffnlrs. being elf ted with a rare- and wonderful
Insight InUi uurh matter * , and never known to
nuktj a nilstulie. The future plainly revileJ ,
lover * united. TrouMcs hcttlrd , reunite * the
iu > mtnl , from whatever cnu , and1 causes
happy inarrlate * . Ulvc * names of friends and
rnemleR , also the ana you will marry , Telia
what tn do nnd where to RO to bo lucky. All In
trouble call. Thosq dcnlrln ? reliable Informa
tion on all affairs of Ufa or business are Imltftl
to call. All counsel strictly confidential. Ho
can bo found at 1U7 CMaigo Direct. Hours
from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sundays , 3 to t.
3-MlSO 19 *
MISS hnVOL , FROM NBW TOKK. HAS
taken clmne ot Madam La Rook'H massaca
parlors , IS and 11 , at Jxl North Itth
MASaAOE. BATHS , ETO.
MADAME HMITIt , Ml B. IJTlt , ID FLOOIJ ,
room 3. Massage , vapor , alcohol , tr\m. ; nul-
phurlng and tea baths. T M957 1C *
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MADAME UROWN. 1J14 CAPITOL AVENUE
2 < 1 Hoor. room 4 , maxsage. alcohol , sulphur and
spa baths. _ lrM.Jl ) 16
MME. ANNA OF CHICAGO OIVE3 ALCOHOL
baths and maiuwge. 303 N. 16th , room 13.
T M1Z3 14 *
FEUS ON Ali.
MISS JOHNSTON , LADIES' HAIR DRESSER ,
shampoolnff. Old location , 11 S. 15th Mro t.
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UASSAOE TREATMENT , ELECTP.O-THER-
mal baths. Scalp and hair treatment , manlcure&
cnlropodls. llrs. Post , 31JH S lath , Wlthnell blk.
U 01
VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book and consultation free. Address or
cell Vlavl Co. , 3D Uee tide. Lady attendant.
MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD , 1419 DODGE
CATARRH TREATED , $4 PER MONTH , ROOM
30 , Douglas blk. , cor , 16th and Dodge.U
U 84Jy
WHEN ON FARNAM STREET STOP JN AT
1410 and see our new china. M. II , " " ? "
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TAKE YOUR FRIEND ; TINTYPES. 4 FOR
25c. Proctor. 616 S. 16th street. U-M961 Jy9
PERSONAL. IlEHAM KENNELS , OMAHA ,
offer cure for mange and fleas ; also handsome
Cocker spaniels. U MHZ 16 *
IMOOENB L. RAMSEY MAKES DELICIOUS
home made bread ; try one loaf.
LADIES' AMDER JEWELRY TO
also repairing. C13 3. Kth street. U M1M
CREAM FOU WHIPPING : COTTAGE CHEE3B.
Waterloo creamery , 1C13 lloward : tel. 1332.
PROF. FRANK I1ROOL1N RESTORES HAIR
to the bald ; cures dandruff ; stops hnlr fnlllnB
out : restores Bray hair to Its natural color :
both sexes treated. References furnished of
Omaha patients who are relieved. No cure.
no pay. Room 424 , Bee Building , Omaha , Ni-b.
U 2)0 JylS
WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J.
Mutter's new lea cream parlors , 2S03 Leaven-
worth street ; everything Is new , Including the
building. Tel. 1030. U M216
MONEY TO LOAN BEAli ESTATE.
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property : J3.000 & upwards , S to 6 % per cent ; no
delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Fnrnnm.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES THE
O. F. Davla Co. . 1S05 Farnam st. W 60S
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
and Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 per cent.
W. B. Melkle , First National bank building.
W 613
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate
1 to 6 years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam.
W-609
MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE , 501 N. Y. Life.
W 713-J0 *
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. . ICTH AND
Douglas streets , loan money on city and farm
property at lowest rates of Interest. W 610
LIFE INSURANCE POLICES LOANED ON
or bought. F. C. Chesney , Kansas City , Mo.
W 613
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS ,
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate.
Fidelity Trust Co. , 1703 Farnam St. W 609
LOANS. D. II. SIIEAFE , 432 PAXTON CLOCK.
W MC63
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. lirennan. Love & Co. , Paxton blk.
W-tU
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO.,313 N.Y. LIFE
loans nt low rates for choice security on Ne
braska nnd Iowa farms or Omaha city property
. W-615
CHOICE CITY AND FARM LOANS WANTED.
J. N. Frcnzer , opposite P. O. W 931 J15
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW
York. Capital Ji 000,000. Surplus J COO , 000. Sub
mit choice loans to F. S , Pusey , agent. First
National bank building. w SOO
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CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , E15 N. Y. LIFE.
\Y-MMS
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LOANS , TEMPLETON&PIEiRSON.PAXTON blk
W-657
LOANS. 1 TO B YEARS. WARRANTS. BONDS '
etc. Can-In Bros. , 210 N. Y. Life. W-GI1
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN-
We wilt loan you any sum which you wish ,
small or large , at the lowest possible rates. In
the quickest possible time , and for any length
of time to suit you. You can pay It back In
such Installments as you wish , when you wish
and only pay fur It as long as you keep It.
You can borrow on
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS
HOUSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ,
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , MEIICHANDIBB
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY ,
without publicity or removal of property.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
300 SwUTII 16TH STREET ,
First floor above the street.
THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND'ONLY INCORPORATED -
PORATED LOA. J COMPANY IN OMAHA.
X-818
A. E. HARRIS. ROOM 1 , CONTINENTAL 11LK.
X-M843
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP.
rty. Harvln Loan Co. , 701 N. V. Life building
X-MCTl
THE PLACE TO HORIIOW
MONEY ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
MONEY ON HORSES AND MULES.
MONEY ON YFA150NS AND CARRIAGES.
MONEY ON PIANO * AND ORGANS.
MONEY ON WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS ,
MONEY ON MERCHANDISE ,
MONEY ON ANY CHATTEL SECURITIES ,
MONEY ON goods that remain with you.
MONEY IF YOU WANT NO PUBLICITY
MONEY IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS.
MONEY AT LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES.
MONEY IN QUICKEST POSSIBLE TIME.
MONE\ THAT you may pay line-It at any tlms
and In any amount , l nt ROOM 4. WITH-
NELL block , corner ISth and Harney streets.
THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
U-617
BTJSINE83 CHANCES.
PARTNER WANTED : INTEREST IN A
branch business of well established tlrm ; JMO.W
required. Address 'L , 60 , bee , with full nartlcu-
lars. .Y-Mlfe JlH'
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PARTNER WANTED , YOUNO l ADY OR
KentUman. to take halt Intercut In manufactur
ing my life preserver. Not much money needed.
Address Math Abcnt , Lamott , Iowa , Jackson
Co.
K m SAL'S. CHEAP , FIRST-CLASS JIESTAUR.
nnt and lunch counter , opposite V , B. & M. V ,
dpot. Fremont. Neb. Y MM1
IP YOU WANT HOY. SELL onti\ .
Chang * merchandise , cet In or out of bUblr. JA
call on or addrriu the National InforanlUn
nl Exehane * LV. , 2)1 Klrt National ' ) ii\k \ ,
Omaha. Neb. Y MM7 JJ6
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WANTUO-A HOOD BALESMAN. BIO PAY.
? oed live man. Address , giving experience , all
communication * , strictly confidential N 40 ,
care of Ilca office. Y 1CS 14 *
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WANTED-A PAUTNER WITH ! MO TO JOIN
mo In best paying business In the city ; will
clear l.00 > ) this eummar ; experience unm-c ? n-
sary. lluslneu p nn n at and strict InvcuUga-
tlon tollcltcdt for particular * address N 41.
our * ot Ue cfflo * . Y IC-14 *
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Continued
MILLINERY STOtlB FOH SALE. DOINO OOOD
bunlnms In roe < l town ; borpUn If taken at once.
AdilreM N 41 , w. .1A1T Y M8)5 " * . . ,
FOR HALK7 HOTEL KIXTtHtES AND rt'R-
nlture ; hotel do i B < wd Cuslnem ; located In
rounty scat , Addrns Box 151 , Itrohcn How ,
NeU * " ' " Y M > l 13 *
Foil EXOHASr | > E.
A LETTER FHOM KASTKUNiBI.IBNT DATED
May 2S gaym "I wish to dlnpose of 5 , lo and
20-ncre trnctii Ju t noulh-of llnnscom park ,
clear of Incumbranee ; would consider In ex
change blinlne.il or re KIHi < v block that will
pay fair Interest on Invc'ttricnt. " J , J , Gib
son , 317 First National ban ) ( Hvlldlnic. Z 871
A GOOD RANCH TO TRADBilJOR WESTERN
mures j about 1,000 acres , hay , timber and
water. Addrtss M. L. Taylor , tiprlnirvlew ,
Neb. Z-.M954 JH *
EQUITY OF II.SOO.OO OR $5,000.00 IN AN OMAHA
residence nnd Council Illuffi cottnRO for mer
chandise or land. Dox 36 , Grliwold , ta.
K M8 14 *
FOU SALE OR THADE , I 7-YEAIl-OLO
horncn , each -nelBhlni ? l.S'X ' ) IM. , or ovi-r ; will
take smaller horses In exchange. Fred Terry ,
430 Ramge block. Z-M9I * .
32 ACRES. PART IN FllUIT. 3 MILES EAST
of Council Uluffn , to exchange for n home In
Omaha \\nrtli J3.tOO.00. J. J. Gibson , 317 First
National bnnk. YA3V
STOCK OF MRSE. FOIl RESIDENCE JS.OOO'TO
110,000 , nne JIO.OO' ' ) residence , will tnke one-half
In good farm. F. D. Wead , Kth and Dnuglns.
Z-161-11
FOR EXCHANGE , BOO ACRES OF GOOD ,
clear land In Nebraska : what have you to
offer ? Address J , T. Enslehardt , Drndnhaw ,
Neb. 7.-M178 U
WANTED TO EXCHANGE. WESTERN LAND
for mdie. nnd horses. Address Room 8. With-
nell block , Omaha. Neb. / M215 17
FOR TRADE. A FARM , TEAMS. IMPI.E-
ments , crops ( under Irrigation ) , cows , hogs ,
etc. , for a stnck of ucneral mcrchamllsa. J.
W. Hillings , Laird , Yuma county. Colo.
FOB , SALE BEAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS. HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS ,
sale or trade. K. K. Darling , Barker blk.
RE-MI
BARGAIN. N. E. CORNER 2 > TH AND HICK-
ory. F. 1C Darlliig.Barkcr block. RE Ml
FOR SALE , 7-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT AT A
bargain , one block from motor. Inquire at
816 S. mil st. RE 913-J11 *
FOR SALE 400 CHOICE EASTERN NEBRASka -
ka farms ; also a few for trade. C. R. Boat-
right , S01 _ N. JT. JJfo " ldfr HE I2I-J2I
FARJ LANDS. C. F. 1IARRISON , S12 N. Y.
Life RE 426-J2I *
FOH SALE , MY RESIDENCK. S. AV. 21ST AND
Casa ; brick stores nnd liousv ? , 8. W. 24th and
Hamilton ; houses and lot. 2tl9-23 Hamilton ; no
trade. Leavltt Burnham , 609 N. Y. Life.
R E 007 15 *
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
HANHCOM PLACE LOT NORTH OF PARK ,
J2.200.
Enat front corner 1 block oft 21th St. north.
WM.
Comer In PlMnvlew , JSM.
Good alz l house and lot on Cumins St. . a
bargain , I2.COO.
Fine east front home on Lowe Ave. , modern ,
13.200.
Acre fronting park. SOth St. . near Fort , 11,200.
F. D. Wead , 16th and Douglas.RE
RE 161 14
GOOD S-ROOM HOUSE AND EAST FnONT
iDt , 74HxlS3 , near Hanscom park , $4,000. $500
cash , balance 7 per cent , easy terms. R D.
Wead. 16th and Douglas. RE 162 14
7-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT 4 BLOCKS FROM
court house , n snap , at $3.200 , ( has sold for
? 6,000. ) F. D. Wead 16th and Douglas.
RE 162-14
VERY GOOD 6-ROOM IlbUSB AND 42-FOOT
lot , 1 block fiom car , $700. .i" . D. Wead. 16th
nnd Douglas. * CJ1 RE 162 14
IMPROVED FARM , 160 xACRES , IN HOLT
county. 4 miles from depot ; ! good buildings ,
high bottom , deep blnclC Boll no sand ; no
drouth. Price , $1,800.00. ' Address A. A. Ege ,
Ewlng. Neb. ' ! RE 199 15
FARM LANDS. ' i "
60 acres Barpy county , $ X400. >
70 near Gietna , J3.2O ) .
6C7 near Springfield , $30 an acre.
320 bottom land , Sorpy Co. , $ M an acre.
300 bottom land , $45 an acre.
210 near Fort Crpok. $55 an acre.
210 near Elk City , $51 an iirre.-
I * ) near Kennanl , } I5 an acre.
120 near Fort Calhnun , tlr > an ncre.
2UO near Omaha , $8,00i ) ( uheapi )
212 near Nebraska City , $40 nn acre.
640 lloone county , $13 an acre ;
301 Nance county , $15 an aore.j.
470 Nance county , $22 nn..ncrcr .
SZiTCumlng county. $35 an rtcre. "
4,000 Burt county.i $2i an acli '
B.OOO Harrison county. Iowa , ' $30 an acre.
U section Otoe county. $15 an acre ( cheap ) .
40 near Florence , $1COO. '
200 neiir Irvlnston , JK nn acre.
160 close to Omaha. $10.000.
ICO close to South Omaha , $12,000.
320 Sarpy county , $17 an acre.
ICO near Valley , bottom land , $6,400.
I'M near Florence , $70 an ncrc.
040 Boone county , $15 nn acre.
ICO Dodge county , $4,800.
240 near Mlllord. SCO an acre.
3.300 Lincoln county. $5 an acre.
329 Buffalo county , $25 an acre.
16 > ) Madison county , $35 an acre.
160 Dlxon county , $35 an ncrc.
ICO Hamilton county , $30 an acre.
320 Thaycr county , $20 an ncre.
320 Cans county , $45 an acre.
160 Saundera county , $45 anacrc.
C. F. Harrison , 912 N. Y. Life , Omaha.
RE 193 13 *
BUSINESS NOTICES.
QUICK PRINTERS. KRVVMEU & CHANDLER.
1121 Farnum & 307-9 S. 12th. Phone 16M.
Mall orders get quick action. 794-Jy4
A. MARTIN. MERCHANT TAILOR. ESTAB.
1878. Imp. & domestic novelties. 1607 Farnam.
793-Jy4
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK. GUTTERS ,
spouting , valleys , roofing , done cheap. Gate
City Tinners , S22 N. 16th st. 832 Jy5
BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. II. Snyder , 1515 Burt at. , tel. 1107.
_ _ 833 S5
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 719 N. 16.
' 831 Jy5
ROEDER'S PHARMACY , 707 N. 16TH ST.
830 Jy5
TINWARE REPAIRED , E. GRED1C , 717 N.
16th Etrcet. Copper and ehcetlron worl ; .
855-Jy 6
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
office to 209 So. 16th. Brown block. 637-Jyl
GET MY PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY A HAR-
ness. August Bohne , 711 S. 16th street.
M-J56 Jy9
HARNESS , WHIPS , SADDLES , ETC. : NEAT
repairing. S. D. Casad , 521 S. 16th street.
M MO Jy9
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY : OLD
pipes made new. 613 S. 16th. M151
HOTEL BRUNSWICK. 10TH AND JACKSON ,
clumped hands , European plan , llrst class.
Special attention to rooms by month. Rooms ,
$12.00 to $35.00 , Including baths , light anil ele
vator. M143 Jyll
CHINA DECORATED TO ORDER AND MEND-
< H ! like new. IOC S. Htli t . 173-Jyll
HARNESS. WHIPS. NETS , ETC. REPAIRING
a specialty. 113 N. ISth st. 202
LOST !
LOST. ON SUNDAY. A FANCY HAIR PIN
with gold tiger head. Reward If relumed to
2501 St. Mary's avenue. HI 14 *
LOST SMALL , LIGHT , RED COW. WITH END
of horns cut off , wire on head. C. P. Whltis
209 N. 16th. 1S9 14 *
LOST. UMBRELLA. IN HANBCOM PARKON
Decoration day. Finder please nee description
at Snow & Lund's drug'store. . 16th and
Fornam , and leave umbrell.-i ; there. M21I It *
MTJSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
G. F. OELIJNBECK. HANJOIST AND
teacher. 1SIO California St/ . Sll
17KDEB.TAKEKS AT D MB ALMEBS
II. K. BURKET. FUNERMi1 DIRECTOR AND
cmbalmer. 1C13 Chicago , Tel.VM. C25
SWANSON & VALIEN. U D'ERTAKERS AND
cnibalmern. 1701 Cumins fl , , telephone 10CO.
> * < 823
SHQBTHAND AND Ta'PEWBITINO.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND , 513
N. Y. Life , Omaha. Ask for circular , 621
ELECTRICAL STOPLTES.
STORAGE BATTERIES IU5. U VRaED.C17S.16th.
- . 1I14J
HOBSESHOEING.
E. B. BURT , HORSESHOtJt , ' 311 N. 16TH.
8M Jyi
MRS. THOS. MALONEY. lll N. 16TII HT.
; JyS
GBINDINO.
SCISSORS , LA VN MOWERS , RAZORS. ETC. ,
ground , Mclcholr Bros. , 1119 Fnrnam t.
t.793J4
11AX.OR3 , SHEARS .CLIPPERS. I.AWN MOW-
crs , etc. A. U Underland , 106 N. Kth. 171
MEAT HisKKET ,
NEATEST MARKLT. BEST OF MEATS. U.
A. Marsh's \VaahUitton market , (14 N. ICth.
> 33JylO
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
THE BEST C'HoTcijTuT OF MEAT AT
Uclnxman market , 703 N. Kth st. U2JylO
wKURz cioiCE MEATS , MUCKS
reaaunable. 1i ti. llih > tr t , M17 JyU
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS-SAIL
regularly every Balurdny from New York fnr
Londonderry and Glmguw. Clrcassl.'i , June 23 ,
9 A. m. i City of Homo , June 30 , 3 p. m. i Ethi
opia. July 7 , 9 a. m.j rurnexirta , July 14 , 3
| i. m. Saloon , iiecond class nnd ftteerngc ,
Blnirle or round trip ticket * from New York or
Chicago at reduewl rules to the prlndp.il
Hootch , English. Irish nnd nil continental
point * . For money orders , drafts , outward or
prepaid tickets apply to any of our local ngonts
or to HenJfrxon iiro . , Chicago ;
1'ASTUBAGE.
WE HAVE 160 ACHES OF BLUE GRASS PASture -
ture for horsed. Board fence , spring water.
Barton A Phelp * . ( JIImore. Neb. , or A. W.
Phelps & Son , 207 N Y. Life bldg. Telephone
1034. M 959 J21 *
DBESSMAK.ING.
DRESSMAKING IN PRIVATE FAMILIES ; FIT
and style guaranteed. AoMrcM N 37. I lee.
M-lll 15 *
FINANCIAL ,
CASH PAID FOR ENDOWMENT IXDLICIEd
In old line comp.inles ! Addrcs A. K. Brock-
lesby. Box 233. Hartford. Conn. M3W-JM'
PAWNBKOKEBS.
FRED MOHLE , FARNAM. 623
II. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY , B14 N. ICth SU
KKALTY ai.VItKKT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Juno 13 ,
1S94 :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
O N Hicks nnd wife et al to E F Beaver ,
lot 7 , block 4 , West Lawn . $ 1
O H Payne and wife to N L Burton , lot
in. block 2 , Avondnlc p.-uk . . . l.tMO
S W ItMley and wife to C A Husktna , lota
3 nnd 4 , block I , Everett Place . 1,000
C A Honklns and htmbnnd to John Reno ,
lot 3 , block 1 , t > arna . 1
C A Hulhert to C S Hulbcrt , lot G , Preston
& W' nulnllv. . . . , .
J C Barnard and wife to Union Inv il mont
company , lot 7 , block 6,11rHt add to South
Omahn , n ' 4 lot .9 , blnck 3 , Etchnnge
Place , tots 10 nnd H , block 1 , William
HaKeilorn'fl nilil , w H of B 131 feet lot C6.
Gl.ic'H nilJ , c 23 feet lot 8 , block 5 , Shltm'n
add. 1,500
C II Wnlworth nnd wife to United Real
Estate nnd Truit company , lot 3 , block
35. Kountze Place 4,316
II C Stuht to Minnie stuht , lots 6 , 7 nml
8 , block 1 , Brighton 700
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
W F Parkei ct al to Omaha and Florence
Loan nnd Tru t company , lots 1 nnd 4 ,
block 33. lot C , block 69. lot 6 , block 87 ,
lot 9 , bloek 93. lot 13 , block 131 , lot 9 ,
block 141 , lot 12 , block 101. unillv H outlet
lot 15' > , nut lots 15. ITU , nnd n Vi lot 178 ,
nml unillv ! ! : out lot 2C5 , Florence
I C Campbell to B R Hume , trustee , lots
2 , 3 , 4 and s H lot 1. hloik 6 , loin 2 and
3 , block 7 , loU 1 and 2 , block II , Pratt'a
suhdlv
Sophl.i Lowe et nl to E L Spoils ct al , lot
4 , Shaw's subdlv In Walnut Hill
DEEDS.
Special master to New England Ixmn and
Trust company , lot 13 , block 113 , Dundee
Place 817
Bamo to same , lot 19 , block 113 , amc. . S25
Same to same , lot 19 , block 95 , same 792
Same to same , lot IS , block 95 , same 79J
Total amount of transfers. . . . $11,231
Diagonal Clay Worsted
&Vest
Cut to Order.
3
Pants
Company
408 N. i6th St.
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors , Bee
Building , OMAHA , NEB. Advlco FREE.
RH1LWAY TIME CHRP
Lea > ea ICH1OAUO. _
' Oinalml _ Depot 10th and Mason Sts.j Omaha
4:45pm : Chicago Vestibule 7 9:60am :
8:45am : Chicago Express , . . 4:25pm :
7:02pm : Chicago and Iowa Local 8:0uam :
ll:35um 1'aclllo Junction Local & : Mpm
Leaven ( BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER. ( Arrlxes
Omahal Depot luia and Mason a la. I Omaha
10:15am : Denver Express ! ) :35am. :
1016am ; Deudwood Express. . . , 410pm ;
4:50pm : Denver Exprtm 4:10pm
60pm..Nebraska : Local ( except Hun. ) . , . 6:50pm :
EUam..Lincoln : Local ( except 8uaday..ll25um ;
Leacs j K. C. , ST , J. & C. it. ( Arrives
Omahal Depot loth and Manon Sts. I Omaha
. .Kansa3 Clly bay Express & :5pm :
C. Night Ex. via U. P. Trans. 6:5Uam :
"
Leaves I CHICAGO. R. I. & PACIFIC. ( Arrives
OroahaI lUnlon Utpot Iffth & Muaon StB. | Omaha
UA3T.
10 : Uam. . Atlantic Kxprciu lux. riunuay ) . . 6u5pm :
C:23pm : Night Exprcs . 6iOam :
4:40pm. : . . .Chicago Veitlbuled Limited. . . . l:25pra :
lltUpm. .Oklulioma Exp. ( to C. U. ex Sun ) . S3iam ;
" WEST.
6:33am. : Oklahoma & Texai Exp. ( ox SunJ.llTupm
1 j33pm . . . . . .Colorado tlmlleU . . . . . . 4illpm )
leaves I UNION PACIFIC. ( Arrlvea
OmahalUnlon Depot 10th & ManonSts. _ | Omaha
0cbani Denver Express 3Wpm
2:1Cpm : Overland Flyer 0:20pm :
l45pm.Beatrice ; A Htromub'g Excx ( Sun.12:30am ) :
e:40pm : ,1'aclrlo Kxpnss lnUam :
CUiOpm. . . . . Fast Mall „ _ . . i Jpjn
leaves [ CHICAGO , MIL. & HT7 IAULJIArrlvea
Oniuliul Union Depot 10th & Mason tjta. | Om.mi
* ( ; 35pm Chicago Limited .T9:30.im :
11 ilOam..Chicago Express ( ex. Hun. ) . . . . 00gpm ;
"
" "
leaves ! l'"E. & MO. VALLEY. lArrlve *
OrnahaDepot | _ I5th nndWcb _ ier SU. " 11 Umah >
Br ; > 5am. . . . > . . . .Deadwood Kip.-ujj. SjlOgni
SOium.Bx. ; ( Snt.\Vyo. ) Ex.Ex. ( Mon. ) . B:10pm :
ttWpm..Norfolk : Express ZKX. Sunrtay. ) . : - "
6:30pm. : < . . .St. l > nul Expresn
Lcnves I CHICAGO & NOHTHWESTN JArrUes
OinahalU. I' . Uepot 10Ui _ & MaaonBu. " _ | Omaln
ll:0ai : . . , . . . . , > .Chlcitco Express , . Grtoum
< : tSnm ) . Vestibule Limited . S:2jnm :
:30pm : . Kustern flyer . ZL5imi :
iUapm.HJx. SoL.ihlc. I'asKx. ( Mon. ) . : pm
.Mo. Valley 1/ocal . l'
Leaves ] lBSOUn'AcpIC ArrlveT
Omaha ! Depot IJth Bnd\S'b _ ter Sts. I Onuna
'
. "ssMaiiT , . . .rt..Ht , IXMiii Kxpreu. . . . . 6iam ; . )
; } 0piin . Ht. Louis Express . CUim : )
610pm. Pally ( ex , Hun. ) Ncbraslta Local. 8lium :
leaves j C. , BT. V M. & 6" lArrhcj
pmahaLP p < ) 15th anilWebjterSta. _ _ | Omaha
* SDOaia. ; . Sioux City Arcotn ( Ex. bun , ) . . 8CSpm ;
JOOOam..Hluux : City Accom ( Sun. Only. ) . . 8:0jpm :
J3:15r : > m.SI"Ux city Expreu < Ex. aun..ll:5m ) :
: , , . , . . . , . . 1'aul Limited . 'JM.'ani '
leaves 810UX CITr ft PACIFIC. | Arrlve
OnialialU l1. Urpot 10th & Muson JJtaJ Om.ilu
" : ; . . . . . , , . City rassencvr 10:20pir : >
Ji5ira..St : | , I'uul Exrreg * lJUjan ; >
leaves I IOUX Clfy i PACIFIC. | Ar7l s
Omatiaj Depot 15th and \V bsler ata. I Omah.i
"iTwvTnT. . , , , . . 'Jt. 1'tul Limited.Trr. . . . 'JIWiSi
6Jiirm. . Chicago Llmlt i..L , . . . . . : l'a.i )
l eivu | OMAHA A STT'LOUfs TArrV <
Oiniua U , I * . Dy > ot 10th U Mason Sts. ) Oir.\
l.t praSt , Louis Cannon IU1I I2.3p >
JUDGE IIASCAU OVERRULED
Ho and Major Wheeler Got Ohcckod Up
Short in the District Court ,
RHEEM'S ' APPOINTMENT KNOCKED OUT
Wnlton IVriiclnnlly Knjoln * thn Coun
cil from Usurping Kxccutlvn I'nlicllnns
lto\v O > or ti IlriitlrrttiR I'liint
Nnty DUorro Cn.o.
The alleged nppolntlvo power , which Coun-
cllmon Dan It. Wheclor , Isaac S. llusc.ill
nml some of their colleagues claim to lioUl
In the hollow of their hands , was Riven a ter
ribly black cyo In the equity division of the
district court yesterday by Judge Walton
holding thai they were not only trying to
run the entire city government , but that they
wcro trying to usurp the powers of the
mayor , as uell. As a matter ot fact , Judge
Wnlton held that If L. II. Ilhccm wanted to
continue his services ns city electrician ho
would have to look to the councilman who
appointed him BO far as getting his pay was
concerned.
Some weeks ago Mayor Itcmls named n
man for the position ot city electrician and
sent the appointment Into the council. That
body refused to confirm. This moved along
for some time , and until Councilman Dan II.
Wheeler sprung a surprise by nominating
L. II. Klicem for the position , doing this b >
Introducing a resolution , which was adopted ,
When the resolution was sent to the mayor
for Ills approval the executive vetoed the
same and sent it back to the council , giving
as a reason that the council , ns a council ,
had no authority to appoint an ofllclal.ln the
event that the appointive power was vested
solely In the executive. At that tlmo hot
speeches were made by Wheeler and Iko
Hascall and the veto was rejected. This
left Uhccm In power and ho at once com
menced to exercise the duties and functions
pertaining to ths office. In fact , ho worked
a month , and then his friends In the council
managed to place the bill for his May salary
Into the appropriation sheat. This amounted
to $10C , and although many objections were
made , the Item was allowed and the sheet
went to the mayor , but thcro It was vetoed
and the council allowed the Item over the
mayor's veto.
About this time , Ocorgo U. Tzschuck , a
heavy taxpayer ot the city , went before
Judge Walton and secured a temporary re
straining order against the mayor , the treas
urer and the city , enjoining the payment of
the amount.
The casu was set for hearing yesterday , and
an Interested crowd of spectators gathered
In Judge Walton's room , where Captain E.
H. Crowder and K. W. Slmcral appeared for
the plaintiff , with Ike Hascall looking after
the Interests of the other Bide. The first
move was to file an answer , In which the
defendants asked for a dismissal , alleging
that the petition did not set forth facts
sufficient to constitute a cause of action.
When this wonderful document was read ,
Judge Walton smiled and replied that ho
was of a different opinion. The answer was
allowed to bo filed , but the motion to dis
miss was overruled , after which the at
torneys for the plaintiff read the petition
and cited sections of the charter , showing
that when the members of the council had
filled the office of city electrician by ap
pointment , they had usurped the powers of
the mayor , and had set themselves up as
executives of the city.
Messrs. Crowder and SImeral were loaded
down with authorities and were prepared to
make some lengthy arguments , but were
cut short by Judge Walton , who said he
had heard enough upon that subject. Re
ferring to the parties on the other fide of
the house , he asked , "What have you to
say ? "
Iko Hasca'l started In and talked for an
hour , trying to show that the resolution
was valid and that the council had a per
fect right to fill the office to which Mr.
Rlieem had been appointed. After he had
concluded attorneys for the plaintiff were
preparing to reply , when Judge Walton told
them that It was not necessary , as the
law was clear upon the subject which had
been brought to his consideration. There
wa nothing to do , ho said , but to make the
Injunction perpetual , as It was clear that
the council had no more right to appoint
an electrician than It had to appoint a mayor ,
a treasurer or a comptroller. The office was
one that was provided for by the charter
and could be filled only by the mayor , the
council confirming the appointee. Ho said
Mr. Hascall's argument was very In
genuous , but the resolution was undoubt
edly an attempt to evade the law , which no
court would cuntenancc. The Injunction
was granted.
Row Over lEemlrrlng Work * .
The rendering work out on the prairie In
the vicinity of uuser's park are causing an
endless amount of litigation , while the
sheriff la running up some good sized fee
bills as a result of the fight. The land
and the plant belong to Gustavo Klnklc ,
who some time ago , by virtue of a lease ,
turned the whole thing over to J , B. Smiley ,
who set up in the business of making a low
grade ot oil and grease out of hogs and cnt-
tlo which had died while on their way to
the stock yards.
Smiley was doing a prosperous business
until a few days ago , when the creditors of
Kinkle swooped down upon the establishment
and carted away a portion of the machinery.
This , In due time , was replevlned , and then
the real fight started by the creditors go
ing before a Justice of the peace and secur
ing another execution giving them authority
to take away any and everything In sight ,
which they proceeded to do , Tuesday night
the case found Its way into the district court ,
where Judge Ferguson Issued a restraining
order enjoining Kinkle and nil part.cs claimIng -
Ing under him from Interfering with the
business of Smllsy. The order Is mandatory ,
and Instructs the constables to return the
property and also to keep their hands off
until the case can be heard on Its merits.
I 'In oil n Tardy , ) un > r.
Monkeying with the business end of the
criminal section of the district court cost
Julius 1'eycke $23 and attending costs yes > -
tcrday , all of which was paid as soon ns
the sentence was pronounced by the Judge
upon the bench.
I'eycko was a Juror , having been sum
moned Into court sonio days ngo to sit for
three weeks. When ho first appeared ho
claimed that he had business that was of
great importance , and on this showing he
was let oft for nno week. On June 4 h
again reported and told a tale of personal
Illness , which give him n lenvo ot nhspncij
for ono day , which on his own motion ho
extended for an Indefinite period of tlmo ,
Yesterday when u jury was called for the
trial of a cause I'eycko was found to bo nno
of the delinquents , and upon the court ques
tioning the clerk It was discovered that
this particular juror had not boon reporting
for duty for more than n week. A capias
was Issued , but before It could bo served
Peycke got wind of the proceedings and
bolted into the court room. The rapid move
that ho got upon lilmr.rlf did not save him ,
however , for when the facts were explained
to the court the flue was Impoaed.
,1 tint n I. kilo Jnh is
In the criminal court I'at Ford , Jr. , Is on
trial charged \Utli larceny as bailee , tha
particular charge being that ho got away
with a $05 diamond ring , the properly ot
Charles Catlln. The prosecuting wltnest
claims that hu turned the ring over to Ford
for safe keeping , but that Instead of caring
for the property he soaked it In u pawn
shop ,
Ford admits having the rlnt' , but allege ?
that he kept It merely as a Joke. II * fjlU
to explain how he happensd tp Jeav. It with
the pawnbroker. _
Vuliiii of u Hoy's l.lfr.
In the cane ot John Halpy , ndrnlnl.itivuu
ot the estate cf William Haley , deceased.
against Patrick A. Ilagley , the jury yes
terday returned a verdict finding for thu
defendant. William Haley was the In )
who was crushed to death In a sand pit on
South Thirteenth street a couple of years
ago. He was In thu employ of Itaglcy , the
cwncr of the pit , and after his death h.b
father Initltuted n , $5,000 dam s uH.
ngly Mnlitcluus ,
The Stevenson divorce continues to be thr >
star attraction In tha equity court presided
over by Judg * Ferguson. There ! a any
amount of filthy testimony , nnd ye terd y It
bccnmo so rotten that the attorney for tha
plaintiff grew glck and had lo ask for a con
tinuance until today.
"Minor Court Mutton.
Dora nrccly hs Instituted proceedings ,
looking to a separation from her husband ,
Amos , whom aho alleges linn deserted the
Grocly bed and bimrd , wholly frtllltiR to pro-
vlilo for the wants ot the family.
In the case of Jacob Kntloman against Dan
Dalley , constable , a mandamus Ima been Is
sued , citing Mr. D.illey to appear In court
nnd explain his official conduct. The peti
tion sols up the statement that several days
ago the ofllcer levied upon some property
belonging to the plaintiff In the present
action , and that so far ho has refuged to
call In three disinterested free holders and
nppralso the same , as provided by the stat
utes.
Thn NprliiR Mcdlclnn.
"All run down" from the weakening effects
of warm weather , you need n good tonlo and
blood purifier 111(0 Hood'H Snrsap.irllla. Do
not put oft taking It. Numerous Illtlo all.
ments , If neglected , will soon break up tha
syMem. Take Hood's S.usap.irllla now , to
expel disease and glvo you strength and ap
petite.
Hood's Pills are the best family cathartlo
and liver medicine. Harmless , Tollable , sure.
Have you seen the big star at Courtland
beach yet ?
JOBBERS' EXCURSION.
Will T.onvo Over thn IMkhnrn This Moraine
Wlio U 111 ( ! .
At 7 o'clock this morning a special train
bearing a number ot leading Omaha Jobbers
will leave the Klkhorn depot for a thrco
days' visit with their customers along thlu
line of road as far west as Hastings.
The train will be composed of four coachoa
nnd stops will bo made at every town on
the road. The Jobbers will stop over night
at Seward nnd Hastings nnd will return
homo early Saturday evening. The following
Is a list of the merchants who had agreed
to go yesterday afternoon , but It Is thought
several others who Imvo been undecided will
Join the psriy at the depot this morning :
Klkhorn Officials Charles C , Hughes , gen
eral superintendent ; K. C. Morehouao , gen
eral freight agent ; J. U. Buchanan , geiiernl
passenger agent.
Jobbers A. J. Vlerllng , architectural Iron
foundry , machinery , I'axton & Vlorllng Iron
works ; Gcorgo A. Hoagland , lumber , Hoag-
land Lumber company ; K. J. Hoe , hats , caps ,
gloves , manager Oato City Hat company ; J.
H. Cowglll , machinery and foundry , Davis &
Cowglll ; Qeorga Marks , tmddlcry , leather.
Marks Hros. W. A. ' '
; 1'age , soup , I'ago Soap
works ; W. K. Clarke , coffee , spices , man
ager Consolidated Coffee company ; A. L.
Johnson , manufacturing pharmacists , the
Mercer company ; Amos Field , drugs , treas
urer Richardson Drug company ; Lowls Ley ,
tinware , manager Standard Tin Manufactur
ing company ; \V. II. Ulass , hardware , secre
tary Loe-Clarke-Andreesen company ; W. A.
L. Gibbon , lints , caps , gloves , W. A. L. Gib
bon & Co. ; Charles 1) . Hall , boots and shoos ,
Kirkendall-Jones & Co. ; W. F. IJaxtor , dry
goods , Kllpntrlck-ICoch & Co. ; Gcorgo M ,
Tlbhs , dry goods , M. E. Smith & Co. ; II. D.
Mulford , boxes , manager East Omaha Box
company ; D. A. Damn , Iron and wagon
wood , Ilaum Iron company ; 0. C. Holmes ,
secretary Manufacturers and Consumers as
sociation ; C. O. Lobeck , hardware , managoh
Lobeck-Llnn Hardware company ; Henry
Harte , boots and shoos , Williams-Haywortl
company ; E. E. Hruce , drugs , E. E. Druco
& Co. ; W. S. Wright , hardware , secretary
Hector & Wllhelmy company ; Dan Farrell ,
syrups , Jellies , Farrell & Co. ; Euclid Martin ,
Implements , Parlln , Orondorff & Mirtln :
George W. Kelley , dry goods , Kclley , Stlger
& Co. ; C. M. Wllhelm , carpets , Orchard &
Wllhclm company ; Isaac Carpenter , paper ,
twines , Carpenter Paper company ; C. C.
DIetz , lumber , C. N. Dletz Lumber com
pany ; Sol Dlotcky , notions , Blotcky Brothers
& Co. ; H. F. Cady , lumber , etc. . U-F. Cady
& Co. ; II. Hardy , toys , etc. , II. Hardy ; O. W.
Johnson , manager Western Electrical Sup
ply company ; A. P. Tukoy , capitalist ;
Samuel KaU , clothing , Katz-Novlns ; M. Q.
Perkins , manager American Press associa
tion ; Hon. Alrln Saundera ; Max Meyer ,
music , jewelry , cigars. Max Meyer & Brother
Co. ; II. Whitney , furniture , manager Mur-
phoy-Wosey company ; J. B. Hahm , pumps ,
fittings , etc. , manager United States Supply
company ; E. V. Lewis , pumps , fittings , etc. ,
president Churchill Pump company ; A. H.
Ilawltzcr , manager Omaha Tent and Awning
company ; E. A. Dayton. Jewelry , E. A. Day
ton & Co. ; Gcorgo H. Payne , broker. Fidel
ity Trust company ; I. A. Medlar , pub
lisher , manager Dally Hotel Reporter ;
G. S. Wagner , grocers' specialties , manager
Santa Clara Manufacturing company ; T. 0.
Elchelberger , Implements , manager Wlnona
Implement copmany ; Thomas Storks , Imple
ments , manager Nebraska Mollno Plow com
pany ; P. II. Allen , manager Farrell Flro vu
extinguisher ; It. F. Hodgln , manager Com II
mercial exhibit ; J. E. Utt , commissioner
Commercial club ; E. E. Hastings , boots and
shoes , treasurer Morse-Coo Shoo company ;
W. F. Fahs , groceries. Credits , Stoolc-Smlth
Grocery company ; F. S. Haller , Implements ,
secretary Llnlnger & Metcalf company ;
Charles Metz , brewer , Metz Brewing com
pany.
From South Omaln Oeorgo Burke ,
packers. Hammond Packing company ; Fred
Chlttenden , live stock commission men ,
Chltlenden & Co. ; K. M. nichardaon , live ,
stock commission men , Bralnard , Illchard-
son & Carpenter ; D. L. Campbell , llvo Block
commission men , Moore , Campbell & Co. ;
W. II. Dudley , James Morton , live stock
commission men , Morton & Co. ; T. D. Per-
rlne , llvo stock commission men , Perrlno ,
Cook & Co. ; Fred Harris , live stock com
mission men , Roberts , Purrlnton & Harrla ;
.T. L. Paxton , superintendent Union Stock
Yards company ; A. II. Lee , traveling agent
Union Stock Yards company ; C. E. Dun-
meyer , packers , Swift Packing company.
o '
Found n Curt1 for Srlntlo HlimmmtlMii.
Mrs. A. Inveen , residing at 720 Henry St. ,
Alton , 111. , suffered with static rheumatism
for over eight months. She doctored for It
nearly the whole of this time , using varloun
remedies recommended by friends , and waa
treated by the physicians , but received no
relief. She then used ono and a half bottloa
of Chamberlain's Pain balm , which effected
a complete cure. This Is published at her
request , as she wants others similarly af
flicted tn know what cured her. For sale by
all druggists.
o
See the Chinese performances tonight at
Courtland beach ; also this afternoon.
HOMEOPATHI8TS
to the Xittlniml .Hunting I'caturci
cif Cloning ; ttsnloii.
The twenty-first annual convention of thl
Nebraska Stale Homeopathic Medical soclctj
wts adjourned yesterday utter a threi
days' session , which was well attended ami
highly Interesting from a professional
standpoint.
At ( he morning's sesclon Dr. A. A. Fonh
of tills city read a very Interesting paper on
"Atresla Vaginae , " and Dr. J. West Hlngs-
ton of Cheyenne , Wyo. , discusied "Prlllclal
Dilatation. " These were followed by tha
usual dlsrUKslons and the convention closed
with thn report of the committees and tha
chairmen ot bureaus
At the afternoon H''BMon papers were rend
on "Gynecology" by Dr. F. B. lllghter ol
Lincoln , and on "Noso nnd Throat Dluoacei
of Children" by Dr. 0. Unrnro Follows ol
Chicago. As usual thexo were wall discussed
Just before adjornlnc the following wera
nlnctcd deleK.iics to tin American Institute
nf Homeopathy : Dr.i. Amelia Burroughs , IV.
II. Hanchett , 0. S. Wood , C. O. Sprague nnd
11. F. Bailey.
Later In the afternoon a largo number 61
the members left en a special Union Paclfio
train for Denver to attend the national meet *
Wliixipliiir Cough.
There Is no danger from this disease when
Chamberlain's Cough remedy Is freely given.
It liquefies the tnugli mucus and nldx ox-
pcclor.itlnn. It nlso lessens the ( severity
and frequency cf the paroxysms of cough-
Inj ? , nnd lnaur < ! 8 a npeolv recovery. There
U not the leait danger In giving It to chil
dren or bnblej , as It contains no Injurious i
fruhatancv. " ' > and 50-cant bottles for sale by
all druggists. _
Kir.urilon Itittaf Knit ,
Tor full Information concerning raimrnfr
ciciirKlonB call at the Chicago , Milwaukee A
St. Paul ticket olflce , 1504 Farnam street , 01
.iJdri F. A. NASH ,
General AgeaU