Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : /TUESDAY , JULY 17 , 1891.
8PE01RL NOTICES.
Advertlwmenta for then * column * will b taken
until 12 30 p , rn. for the pvftilnn nnd until 9:00 :
p. m. Mr th morning nnd Bundny i-dltlonn.
Artvcrtlncni , by rcnuomlnu a numbered check ,
cnn him nnnwi-ni nddreiwed to ft numbered letter
In euro nf The lice. Amrwers no nddressnl will
be dolHcred upon presentation of the check.
Hftten , Iic ( word first Insertion , lo ft word
thereafter. Nothing taken for lew than Ke.
WANTED -SITUATION.
WANTED A POSITION AS IlOOKKEKIT.n.
stenographer , bill clerk or other offlco work.
Good city references. Addrens I' 41. lift.
A 281-22 *
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WANTED , POSITION AS BALK81.ADV Oil
cnphlcr ; cnn furnlnh bent of reference * . Ad
dress Hex 115 , Lincoln , Neb. A M2WS1"
WANTED MALE HELP.
BouriToug , TKAMS FtmNisiiini ; INSTALL .
mcnt Roods. American Wringer Co. , 1603 Howard -
ard street. _ n tit _ _
AOKNTS , HAt.AUY Oil COMMISSION ; THH
Kronteit Invention of the agt. The New Patent
Chemical Ink Kraiilng I'cncll. HHs < > " , . i5llt'
Workn like maiclo. A enti are miking * li.W to
1123.00 pr week. For further particulars write
the- Monroe Erasing Mfs. Co. , X 16. f.a l" '
WANTHIJ , LAIlOItnils TnAMSTnitS AND
tracklayers on II. & M. Ry. In Montana. I rce
transportation. Kramer A ° " . . . , ! ?
agency , lltli anil rarnam streets. IJ M1S6 17 _
aoob SOLICITOUS , CITY OH COUNTUY ,
ma"ko from llfi.OO to J28 00 per week. Call or
addicsa 409 aheely blk. , Omaha , N'
WANTHD , IimiSTUllK ! ) I'HAHMACIST ,
single. Address C. A. Smith , r"IeX'$3 on.
AN nxi'iiruttNonD BAILSMAN WANTED
to sHl our advertising signs nnd nbyeltles In
Nebraska to merchants nnd manufacturers ;
good opjmrtunlty fur the rlnht man , but must
huy huHtllnB finalities and be steady and re
liable ! also two nin wanted for Iowa and
Dakota. Address , Ithaca Bl n Works , Ithaca ,
tj. Y , 11 M235 17
iiAiuimi WANTED ; PIIIHT-CLASS MAN.
Address J. ! ' . Ueardsley , IIaallll | ! ' IjNj2M r ,
ADVEUTISINO EXPERTS TO SOLICIT COUNtry -
try merchunts. IJox 230 , Sidney , la.
WANTED FEMALE
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LADIES WANTING C1IHLH AI'I'IsY AT THE
Scandinavian Young I-adles' Homo Exchange ,
1520 Capitol avenue. Removed frolf23M0jl03C1tim"
WANTED , A COMPETENT AND EXI'IMU-
child. City references
cnced nurse for a 2-year-old
ences required ; good wages. Apply 409 8. 2uth
avenue. _ _ _ _ _ 1I
WANTED ! WOHKINO Housnunnrnn IN
widower's family. Box 373 , Kearney , Nelr ?
WANTED A OIHI.I FOR GENERALi HOUSEwork -
work : must bo a good cook. Call evenings.
2718 Jackson street. C 288-22
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Ollin FOR GENERAL , HOUSEWORK : REFER-
cnces required. Mrs. R. W. BrccicenrUlue , lilO
So. 30tll avenue. C M302 17 *
FOB BENT HOUSES.
iron RENT , aooo DETACHED NINE-ROOM
house , 2021 Capitol avenue. II. II. Iloblson ,
room 7 , Commercial National. _ D 850
TEMPLETON. I'AXTON I1LK.
IIOUSES-W. 0. .
D M736 31
TENTS FOR RENT 13H TARNA.M ST.
CLEAN , COMFORTABLE. CONVENIENT.
moderate rentals , best 3 and 4-room suites for
housekeepers on.y. References required. Also
6-room suite In tenement. 810 S. 2.'d street.
D 590
VERY FINE 7-ROOM COTTAGE AT RE-
duccd price ; call at once. Fidelity Trust Com
pany , 17"i rnrnim street. D 419
FOR RENT AVANTED. GOOD MEDIUM
priced houses. List your houses for rent
with Ames. D M678
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MODERN TEN ROOM HOUSE AND BARN ,
also cottage and barn , cheap. Rental agency ,
310 N. Y. Life. D-740
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3225 PRATT ST. . IN GOOD REPAIR , J8.00.
3513 Seward Bt , 4-room cottage , as good as
new , J10.00.
3401 Jackson St. , a fine modern cottage , 6
rooms , nearly new. nnlv J22.GO.
S. E. cor. Bth and Williams , a 9-room house
with barn , largo yard , fruit trees , berries ,
etc. , paved ut , only J23.00.
One of these beautiful LaFayette Place houses
cheap to right party.
Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 Farnom St.
D 894
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FOR RENT. DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN
all parts of city. E. II. Shcafe 432 Paxton blk.
D 918A6
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FOR RENT , MODERN 10-ROOM FLAT. CENtrally -
trally located , will readily nil with roomers.
E. II. Shcafe , 432 Paxton blk. "D 919A6
FOR RENT. MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
2513 Farnam. R. C. 1'atterson , Ramge blk.
D 927
10-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN CONVENIENCES.
C21 South 19lh street. D 209-M *
WHOLE OH PART OF FURNISHED COT-
tage , 211 N. 23d street. D M275 17 *
HOUSES. P. K. DARLING , BARICEH BLOCK.
D C75
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE 'CITY. THE
O. K Davis company. 1505 Eainam. D 076
6-ROOM COTTAGES , MODERN , CHOICE IN
Stanford Circle. C. S. Elgutter , 201 Bee bids.
D C77
RENTAL AGENCY , G07 BROWN BLOCK.DC73
D-C73
KELKENNY.1CO. , R. 1 , CONTINENTAL BLK.
D-67'J
NEW 4-IIOOM COTTAGE. 30TH AND SAHLER ;
celler , cistern , city water , (7. Inquire 1318
Fornam. U 2S7 18
FlNE 7-ROOM CORNER FLAT AT 701 sT IcTH
Btiect ; range nnd all other conveniences. George
Clouser , room 2 , 1623 Tamam street. D 3JO
FOR BENT FURNISHI30J ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS. C2C 8. 19TII STREET.
E M5C9 Jy23
FURNISHED ROOMS. 1418 DODUE.E
E M974 17 *
FURNISHED ROOMS FOK HOUSEKEEPING.
1011 lluunrd. - 13 M143 IS *
IIOOMS-SEVERAL NICE. CLEAN ROOMS
for rent cheap ; good location. Room S , With-
ncll block. E 150-16
VERY NICE ROOMS. 1723 DAVENPORT.
.P--3'30 ! ! .
BOUTII FRONT ROOMS ; NICELY TUR-
nlshcd ; single or en suite ; moaein. 171S Dodge
struct. E M3S3 17 *
i'OUNG MEN'S HOME ; NICELY FURNISHED
larse. nlry rooniH for jouns men only at
Berlin Kitchen , 122 N. 16th street. Library nnd
Iiunlo room ; terms reasonable. E 2S8 22 *
FURNISHED ROOM. 2017 1IARNEY "sTREEf !
E M301 23
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME. UNDE RCARE OP
Women's Christian association. Ill S. 17th st.
F-C&l
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NlCli , ROOMS AND UOARD , 211 S. 20TII.
flOMS AND HOARD. 2113 CAI'ITOL AVENUE.
F63 ;
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HANlJhOMr.LY FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM
with strictly flrst clans board. 210J Douglas.
F-963
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WHIMS WITH BOARD. 2120 IIARNEY.
r-l7- -A12'
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NlI'ELY l.'URNISHED ROOMS AND FIRST
ln H board. 1721 Dodga. F 213
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AN ELEGANCY"FURNISHUD ROOM AND
lioard. with all bnnm romforts ; nn other
boarders ; at 2215 Webster. _ F M263 IT
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH
boaid ; coolest nml most deslrnblo location In
Oinnlm , N. W. corner 19tli and Lenvcnwortli ,
RuKfia homestead. _ F M.7C 21 *
UNFURNISHED"RO"OMS FORTBENT
s NICE ROOM'S ; WATHn7 coTNri3TH ST.
O 203-A1S *
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES
CORNER SALOON , til DOUGLAS. INQUIRE
m. I-.MSCS
JfOR RENT. THE 4-STORY BRICK rtUILUINO.
SIS Fnrnam stiect. Tl > building has a lire-
proof oonii'iit busemrnt , compkto steam heal
Ins flxtuivn. water on all tluon. tas , etc. Ap
ply at tlw otllco nf th * Vie. 1 910
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED , AGENTS TO BELL TO FARMERS
lit Nebraska. They all want It ; no book cun-
VIIMIIIE ; blx money maker. Address 2707 Q
tr ut , South Omaha , J 1ISSO
WANTED. EDiirATno NKGROUS ; STU.
ilriits. teachers. lulnUteri aiU others , tor ol-
upiillon.il work In ilivlr own locnllty. Willey
Co. . prlnglltld. Mu . J-M2C 19
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WANTED TO BENT.
iTBD-UY RE3PONSH1LB PARTY , THE
hoip | | n country to\\n. to rent at enc ;
lic > l preferivd. Address N. N > > lian. Cox-
Omaha. Nebraska. K-ilO-ll *
. . . . . AND 11OOMB IN PRIVATE FAMILY
MM and wlf * ; mu t b centrally located
. rJac < ; will pay KOU.I prlcu and fur *
MMB * . AOtlreM 1 * 47 , Ho * .
K-UJ03 H
WANTED TO BENT.
Continued.
GOOD S OR 8-ROOM COTTAGE , MAN AND
wife ; Kood location ; give price nnd description.
Address P 4 < , Hep. K MMI17 *
STOBAOE.
BTORAGE , WILLIAMS & CROSS.1214 HARNEY.
M-688
STORAGB FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
and cheap rate. It. Wells , 1111 Fnrnam.
. M-M7
OM.VAN&STOHAGE CO.,1500 DODGE. TEL. IfB.
M201
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WANTED TO BUX.
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE , J20 B. 13TH ST.
IIIGHI T PRICE PAID FOR SECOND-HAND
furniture , stoves , etc. I. Drussell , 710-712 N. Ulh
N-SM
WANTED , TO INVEST J5.000.00 IN SOME
iHMlneM which I nlmll hnvo ' 4 Interest or nil.
Must benr the closest exiflinatlon. Stnto full
pnrtlculnrs llrst by letter. 1' 25 , care Ilc ,
Omaha. Neb. N-.MIM 22
CASH I'AID FOR MERCHANDISE STOCKS IF
sold at a low price. Address P 33 , lice.
N M227 21 *
WANTED TO I1OY AN ESTABLISHED COAL
buslnups selling 4 to 5 cars per month. Ad
dress box 29 , Ilavetmn , Neb. N M232 IS *
FOE , SAIiE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS EASY , YOU WON'T MIS3 YOUR
money. Low prices on furniture & household
eoods. Enterprise Credit Co. , 613-615 N. 16th sU
O-8J7
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR BALE. F1HST. MORTGAGES. GUAIIAN-
teed 8 per cent , sums of J300 00 to (1.000.00.
Why tnka 4 per cent when you can Ret 87
Ameg , 1617 rarnam. Q M90I
FOU SALE. 1125 BICYCLE , NEARLY NEW ,
for t60. . Inquire 1406 Dodgo'st. Q-134-17 *
ICE FOR SALE IN CAIl LOTS. C1ILHERT
Brofl. . Council Bluffs. Q M5S3 Jy23
TEAM. J7500 : CONCORD HARNESS , J1000 ; 3Vi
wagon. J10.00 ; organ , J30.00. 005 N. Y. Life.
Q M1M A13
FINE THOROUGHBRED ST. BERNARD I'UP-
ples , all eligible to registration. C. J. Hetzler.
2530 lilnple street. Q 236 18 *
MISCELLANEOUS.
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA-
logue. George E. Brown. Jr. , & Co. , 700 S. ICth.
FREE MUSEUM OF ANATOMY TO MEN
only. Dr. Scnrlcs & Searles. 1116 rnrnnm st.
R-131-A10
A Room Without
a Roomer's
LIKE A
A"V
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Home Without
a Mother.
THE BEE finds roomers for rooms , and it finds
rooms for roomers. Plenty of room on this page
for your room ad. "Wants made known cheap.
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CLAIP.VOYANTS.
Tlin WHITE QUEEN , CLAIRVOYANT.
prophetess nnd trance medium has Just nrilved
from Demer and has located for a fortnight at
the Pullman house , 1310 Dodge street , parlors
2 , 3 nnd 4. This liUiy Is the medium that
located so many mines In Colorado nnd who
received so many favorable notices In the
public press. The queen Is gifted with second
BlRht. a natural born clairvoyant , n true
Christian scientist ; heals all manner of dis
eases. TliG sick and sufTerlnc me entreated to
como. All aie welcome. Your Ufa truly re-
venled. This lady has tra\eled from coast to
coast and has given entire Bntlsfactlon wher
ever she has been , nnd one visit to her will
convince the most skeptical. All truth seekers
nro Implored to come , and skeptics rtre wel
come. Come early and be convinced.ou
may never have such nn opportunity again.
I'rices reasonable. Sittings by mall , Jl.OO.
Hours , 9 to 12 a. m. , 1 to 7 p. m. . Parlors
2 , 3 nnd 4 , Pullman house , 1310 Dodge street.
S" il .Cl tel
C1.AIUVOYANT PHOPESSOn WHITE CAN DE
consulted on business , marriage , divorces nnd
nil family nffnlrs ; the future plainly revealed.
loveis united , troubles healed .names of
friends nnd enemies : nlso the one you will
marry. Hours from 9 n. m. to 9 p m. Run-
day , 9 to 5. 1617 Chicago street. S-loa 17 *
MUS. Dll. H. WAUrtEN , CLAIRVOYANT , HE-
llable business medium ; 7th year nt
ARRIVED. II. rHTTinONE , MEDIUM. MADI-
BOII hotel , for a few days only. 8 M 6 20
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
MADAME SMITH. 502 S. 13TH. 2D FLOOR
room 3. Massage , vapor , alcohol , tenm , snl-
phurlne nnd sen batlia. _ T M253 51 *
MME. ANNA Or CHICAGO GIVES ALCOHOL
bntha and massage. 303 N. Itth. room 13.
T M271 21
MADAME IinOWN. 1311 CAPITOL AVENUE.
2d lloor , room 4. massage , alcoohl , sulphur nnd
sea paths. T-M133-20'
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PERSONAL !
LADIES1 AMUE HJUU'ELHY T OORDEll ;
nlso repairing. 613 S. ICth street. U M150
CUEAM FOR WHIPI'INO ; COTTAGE CHEESE.
Waterloo creamery , 1G13 Howard ; tel 1332.
U MHO all
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WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J.
Mullcr's new Ice cream parlors , 2802 Leaven-
north ttreet ; everything Is new. Including ths
building. Tel. 1030. Ice cream dclUercd.
U M218
MASSAGE TREATMENT. ELECTHO-THER-
mill baths : Scalp and hair treatment. manicured
chiropodist. Mrs Post , 3mi S 13th , Wlthnell blk.
U C80
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MASSAGE. MADAME IIEHNAUD. 1419 DODOB.
2S *
11ALDUFF
A pleasant nnd convenient place , 1520
\unum street , Paxton block ; 'phone 711.U .
U M335
SAML ItUKNa 1NVITK3 YOU TO VISIT HIS
new art room at any time. 1318 rarnam.
_ U < 78 Jyil
DR. MAXWELL. SPECIALIST. OF INTEHNA-
tlonal tanUailum. removed to id ) Paxton block.
Tel. 15.T. U-M491-Jy2 :
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VI AVI HOME TREATMENT TOU LADIES.
Health book nnd consultation free. Addresa or
call Vlavl Co. , 316 Ilee bids. Lady attendant.
U C91
SCHADELL'8 SHAMPOO. VAPOR AND HOT
nlr machine for steaming ladles' faces and
lien da ; cures dandruff and headache. IK1 Douj-
las street. U-MS5I 83
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DR. W nOSS MARVIN. 1321 FARNAM ST. ;
Iiuuia from 11 to 1 , S to 6 , 7 to 8. Tel. IS 10.
U-953 A5
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WllOLK WHEAT IIREAD FROM UNI1OLTED
( lour Bt Imogen L. Ramsey's , ! 17 8. 16th st.
y-2l2-A13
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WANTKD TO HOIUIOW , JSOO.OO ; LONO TIME.
Addivt.il . V 3i > . lie ? . U M253 17 *
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UNION IlltANU-OENUINE. WHOLK WHEAT
Hour. Wheatel New breakfast food. Ncal &
Conrad , Wholesale Agents , Omalm.
U ! S3 A15
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JOE MUELLER OF COON RAPIDS. IA. . WAS
married In thl city today , U M290 17 *
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L. m'EItVTHINO ALL RIUHT. S.
U-MSOSST
MONEY TO LOAU-.RIAL : ESTATE.
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITT
property. D.OOO & upwards , 5 to 6',4 per cent ; no
W , Farnara Braltti A Co. . 1320 Farnara.
MONEV TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. TI1H
Q. F.Dtvl Co. . 150J Varnam it.
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UANS-W.a , TKMPLETON , PAXTON DLK.
W--U7H
MONEY TO LOAN REAIi E8T ATE
Continued.
MONEY TO I/JAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved nnd unimproved Omaha real estate ,
1 to S ycari. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1703 " "j
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVE5 OMAliA
real estate. Urennun , Love & Co. , PaxtnnWk.
ANTHONY LOAN A TRUST CO. , 31S N. Y.
lonns at low rates for choice security on
braska and Ion a farms or Omaha city property.
W 700 _
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW
York. Capital J2.0W.OOO. Surplus $600,000. Sub
mit choice lonns to F. S. Pusey , agent. First
National bank building. _ W 701
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. C , Chesney , Kansas Clty MOj
CITY LOANS. LAROB LOANS ON CENTRAb
business property ; b per cent. C , A. Starr ,
H5 N. Y. Llfa building. _ W-M2M
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM
property. Ames , 1617 Farnam street.
, V Mool
LOANB WANTED. J. N. FRENZER , OPK l\O.
> v
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. . IJTII AND
Douglas stieets. loan money on city and fnrm
property at lowest rates ot Interest. u BJ3
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUOLAS.
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate.
Fidelity Trust Co.l'C2 _ JFnrnam U \\-C3l
MONEY TO" LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
and Nebraska farms at from to 7 per cent.
W. U. Melkle. First National bank building.
V "i635
LOANS , C. II. BHEAFE. 432 PAXTON nLK.
MONEY TO .LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL 1'1'OP
"rty. Harvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD
chattel ture. pianos security , , horsey , nt lowest wagons possible , or rates " , > which " |
you can pay back at any time , and In any
CO. .
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE
Wlthnell block. X-.IH
room 4. _
A. E. HARRIS. ROOM 1. CONTINENTAL ULK
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. WANOS.
horses , wagons , etc. . at _ lo eat ra te in . city.
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V. , § r Vff 'a a'Jy
'OMAHA WB AOD uuj ? t
X 705
BIIGHT TIME LOANS , 432
J. D. HADDOCK. ROOM' 7. RAMOB PLO
AT 11OOM
LOANS APPLY
FOR SHORT TIME
, XJ5 - - >
block
No. 621 Paxton
BUSINESS CHANCES.
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IF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE
merchandise , get In or out of business , call
on or address the National Information and
Exchange Co. , 203 First National bank. Omaha
Neb. _ Y-M630-JZ8
SHERIFF'S SALE. THE TANGKMAN &
Sons' nourlng mill , near Tnlmage. Neb. , will
be sold nt sheriff's sale July 30 , 1894 ; capacity.
SO bbls. For further particulars , nddrc4 ?
George Selmer , Talmage , Neb. Y M119 24
PHOTOGRAPHER WITH COMPLETE OUTFIT
wants to correspond with owner of suitable
room or building In town of 800 or more , where
there Is no other gallery. Address P 23 Bee
. olnce- _ _ _ Y 150 21 *
FOR SALE , GROCERY STORE ; GOOD. CLEAN
stock , located on the best street In the city ;
will Invoice nt about 11,800.00 ; will sell for
cash only ; good reason for selling. Address
P 2 * . Kee- Y-M198 A13
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. MY LIVERY
stock. Will sell or rent building. John
Dohany , Council Dlufts. _ Y M102 23
WANTED , TO RUY AN INTEREST IN A
good piylng business that will bear Imestlga-
tlon ; also money to loan. Addiess P 38. Ilee.
_ . _ Y M226 21 _
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL BUY HALF
Interest In a business that will pay 1150.00 per
month ; no agents ; this will bear Inveslluntlon.
P 38. Ilee. Y M23S 17 *
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FOB EXCHANGE.
UARGAINS IN HOMES.TRADE.SALE.ieOi Dod e
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Z-S41
TO EXCHANGE. ICO ACRES OF FINE LAND
In Chase county ; price $9.50 per ncre nnd
some cash for small stock of meichnndlso ; n
snap , tlox 7 , Dunbar. Neb. 2 M2IO 17
IMPROVED OMAHA BUSINESS LOT , RESIdence -
dence lots , nnd Iowa farm ; will exchange all
or any part for merchandise or Nebraska land ;
will make liberal deal. Owner , P. O. Box CM.
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WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY OF 5700 00 IN LOT
33xl8S feet. 1V4 miles from postolllce , for n
good upright piano. Address P 4i , Bee olllce.
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FOR SALE , tl.000,00 STOCK OF GENERAL
merchandise , nil staples , for JMij.OO cnsli. Be
quick. W. C. Ritchie , I'cnder , Neb. / MJ9J 21
FOR , SALE KEAL ESTATE.
FARM LAND , C. F. HARRISON , 912 N Y LU'E
_ R E < ! 49Jly27 *
TOR SALE. NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ; CEL-
lar. clstein , city nater ; cor. 30th and Sahler ;
SI. 250.00 ; lone time. Enquire 1318 Farnam.
Sam 1 Burns. _ RE M615
BARGAINS. HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS ,
sale or trade. F. K. Darling , Barker bile.
R E 708
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LIST BARGAINS FOR QUICK TURNS.1C03 Dodso
RE 842
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FOR SALE. FARM LANDS. DAVENPORT &
Waterman. 823 N. Y. Life building. RE 153 18
FOR HALE 7-ROOM FRAME HOUSH. BATH ,
hot ami cold nnter , S , E. corner Corby and
20th sts. . will be sold nt a t.icrlflcv. Apply
W. H. Wrlslcy , The Moreo Dry Goods Co.
It E-175-17 *
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KNAP SMOOTH. RICH GARDEN LAND FIVE
miles from postollle , $100 per acre ; might tuKo
some trade. 910 N. Y. L. bldg.
_ R E 17C-A13
SOME CHEAP LOTS.
A tlno W-rt. lot at 43rd and Plnknoy streets ,
nt J200.00.
0 ft. grade , 3rd and Francis streets , at
1350.00.
25 ft. on 2Dth , near Dorcas street , east front ,
only J600.00.
East front on 27th , near Woolworth , trees , etc. ,
a wry Una lot for half value , 11,000.00.
A mast deslrnblo residence , 50ft. . lot , on
Georgia avenue , near Pucltio street , for S2.tOO.00.
Wo have houses nt from JSOO.OO to J 1 0,000. 00 at
greatly i educed prices , and on terms that will
require llttlo cash. Before buying , selling or ex
changing , b sure and se the
Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnam street.
_ RE-MIST
7-ROOM HOUSE AND FULL LOT ( JJ.OOO ) .
clear , will add JJ.OOO cash for Iowa farm. CX
F. Harrison , 913 N. Y. Life , Omaha.
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BAUNDEKS
and Hlmebaugh' (
Highland Park.
One of the finest additions to Omaha ; near the
Dent and Dumb Institute. Only four. Mocks from
motor nnd paved street and joining Fonlanello
paik. We are determined that every man , \\onian
nnd child In Umaha slutll have u home , and here
Is the chance. You can buy a lot 60x134 feet for
$150 00 ; term ) , 110.00 cash , balance Jl.OO per month ,
and remember wo charge no Interest , Original
price ot tlieso lots. 1100.00.
Omaha Real Estate & Trust Co. ,
Room 4 , HOB Itlilir.
RE-MII3 IT
BUSINESS JNOXIOEB. _
fn'n FACTORY ; OLD
pipes made new. 613 8. fUlh. _ M-lil
C , E. MORIULU CAIU'E TEH. OFFICE AND
sloro fixtures a tpeclally. U13 Capitol nte.
R. U CARTER. METALIjCOKNICn
lights , smoke stacks , furnricvs. 1617 Howard at.
46
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED JBMUH , 713 N. IsT
. > -i 83 A5
_ _ _ _
D. T. MOUNT HA8 RKV1I1VED HIS COAL
oinco to 209 Bo. ICth , Brown blk. Ml 15
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P. L. FORC1AN , 813 8.,47TfI HRTEET , IN-
sprcts nnd reports nn farina , city property , etc.
References. M23I 2i *
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OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. . LRAflINO OITICIANS ;
J. F. Ponder , manager ; nclcntlflo examina
tion of the ryes free ! 212 S. Ulh street. Com'I
Nat'l Ilk Bldg. , In Klnsler's drug stnro.
818-A2 *
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THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO. , SCIENTIFIC OP-
tlclans. 1403 Fnrnnm St. , opposite Paxton lintel.
EyeH examined flee. 717
EYEH TESTED FREE BY A PRACTICAL OP-
tlclnn. We guniitnlpc to lit the cyci perfectly ,
to } our entire pntlsfnctlon or money refunded.
A. MANDELBURG , ,
Jeweler nnJ optician , northeast co.-ncr Rlx-
tcenth and Farnam streets. SCI
BICYCLES. NEW AND QLD. | M TO J125 ;
easy payments : we rent nnd repair. Omaha
Bicycle Co. , 507 N. 16th street. id 129.
BICYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELED.
TlrM nnd sundries. Safes opened , repaired. C ,
R. Ilcllln , locksmith , 311 N. 16th street. 920A6
NEW WARWICKiS9 PATTERNsTRICKLY
high grade , ndjustnbla handle nnd rcnr brake.
on no other wheel. Inquire Omaha Coal. Coke
A Llmo Co. . 16th nnd Douglas Bt. 133 A10
UNDERTAKEKS AND EMB ALMERS
II. K. BURKF.T , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
cmbalmcr. 1C1S Chicago. Tel , 90. 709
SWANSON & VALIEN. UNDERTAKERH AND
embalmers , 1701 Cumlng St. , telephone , IDCO.
828
_ _
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EM -
balmcr , 1117 Farnam street. Telephone 223.
331
_
HEAFEY & HBAFEY. 213 S. 14TH ST. TEL.
2G5 ; also 24th nnd N. Bts. , So. Omaha. M437
MUSIC , AB.T AND LANGUAGE.
G. F. GELLENBECK. BANJOIST AND
teactur. 1810 California street. 914
FOR BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS ;
easy payments ; Instruments rented ; rents npply
on purchase. A. Hospe , Jr. MS53
MRS.JESSIE BROWN-CROMMETT. THE ONLY
post graduate of Kmerson College of Oratory.
Boston , In Omaha utio teaches elocution and
phjslcal cultuic. Ware building , Omnhn.211A13
211-A13
HAY AND GRAIN.
BALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD
Cattle compnny , Ames , Neb. , have 2,000 tons
of good barn-stored hay for sale. All orders
filled promptly. Q 683
HUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. H. Snyder. 1515 Hurt St. , tel. 1107.
833-S3
NEBRASKA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE HAY ,
grain nnd mill stuff. We are nlw.ijs on the
market to buy or sell. 1518 Webster St. 15 ?
HOTELS.
THE MIDLAND HOTEL.
Corner ICth and Chicago streets ; coolest
hotel In Omaha ; new building , new furniture ,
electric bells , bath , steamu heat. American
plan , Jl CO to { 2.00 per day ; European plan. Mete
to Jl.OO per day. M. J. Franck , proprietor.
' 835-
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. W. COR.
13th and Dodge. Rooms \by-rday or week.
103-A9 *
TYPEWRITERS.
.
Tr. r >
f
TYPEWRITERS BOUQHTtSOLD. . EX-
chonged , rented and repaired. Typewriter nnd
office supplies. Typewriter's Tented nt Jl per
month. The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , suc
cessors to the typewrlllnB i deportment of the
Megcath Stntlonnry Co/i 214 South Thirteenth
street. Tel. 13C1. , . 9DO
SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER
The Omnha Typewriter Exchange , tel. 12CI.
No. 214 S. 13th st. 901
TENTS AND AWJJING3.
WOLF BROS. & CO. . MANUFACTURERS OF
.awnings , tents , flags , wagon.flmy , stock covers ,
tarpaulins , banners , streamers. 703-703 S. 16th
street. Tel. COI. Tents for rent. 1I3S6
_
WHY DON'T YOU RENT A TENT. TAKE A
vacation nnd rest jouiself ? The Omiha Tent
nnd Awning Co. ha\e tents of all kinds that
they rent cheap. 1311 Farnam st. 382-A17
GRINDING.
SCISSORS , LAWN MOWERS. RAZORS ,
ground. Melchlor Bros. , 1119 Fainam street.
86SA4
_
RAZORS. SHEARS. CLIPPERS , LAWN MOW-
ers. etc. A. L. Umlerland. 106 N. nth. 172
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
stoiago batteries recharged ; electrical and gen
eral machinists ; superior work guaranteed.
Omaha Electrical Works , C17 and 619 S. 16th st.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTor -
or for electric light nnd motor plants and all
Kinds of electrical construction. Western Elec
tric Supply Co. , 418 and 420 S. 15th at. 897
JOB "PRINTING.
QUICK PRINTERS. KRAMER & CHANDLER ,
1121 Farnam and 307-9 S. 12th. Phone 1C50.
Mall orders get quick action. 869 A4
REED JOB PRINTING CO. FINE PRINTING
ot all kinds. 17th street. Bee building ,
M490
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STENOGRAPHERS.
C. A. POTTEIt. C20 N. Y. LIFE BUILDING.
does nil kinds ot stenographic work , law
cases , depositions , chancery work , copylns ,
etc. , at reasonable prices. Call and see tl
Duplex tjpewrltri ; writes two letteia nt 01
nnd the came tln.c ; the fastest tjpcwrlter '
the world. M911 Ali
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HORSESHOEING.
MRS. THOMAS MALONEY , 913 N. 1CTII ST.
155A11
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
E. B. BURT , HORSESHOER. 314 N. ICTH.
S95-A5
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HARNESS.
HARNESS , WIIII'S , NETS. ETC. REPAIRING
a specialty. 113 N. 15th st. Wl
GET MY PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY A HAlT
neaa. August Holme , 711 S. 16th street.
M llO A10
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND , Ml
N. Y. Life. Omaha. Ask for circular. TO
LEARN PRACTICAL BUSINESS & SHORT-
hand. Rooso's Omaha Uua. Col. . 13th & Fnrnnm.
2H-A13
DANCING !
FOR PRIVATE LESSONS STAGE OR
society dances , call on Mai.mil , 1510 Hnrncy ,
or 2006 Dodge street ; term ? reasonable.
_ ; j M961 A7
ELOCUTION.
ELLA DAY , ELOCUTION1 , VHYSICAIj CULTure -
ure , Emerson method. Summer implls ic-
cehed. lloom 3 , Commercial Nat'l bank.
- . M163-18 *
DENTJ.8T3.
DR. GEO. 8. NASON. DENTIST , SUITE 200
Paxton block , ICth & Fiirnam sts. Tel. 712.
712.MC57
MC57
WHOLESALHf COAL.
JOHNSON BROS. , WHOIiES'.VLE DEALERS IH
all kinds ot coal. Correspondence sollslted.
1008 Farnam street. ( M4CG
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PAWNBROKERS.
FRED MOHLE. 1517H TARNAM. JEWELRY.
813
II. MAROWJTZ LOANS M65SEY , MS N. 16th Bt.
PLUMBERS.
FREE-PLUMBING OF EVERY KIND. O.\H
steam & hot water heating ; sewerage. S13 S. 11
J. J. HANlGAN , PLUMIIING. BTEAM AND HOT
waler he.itlng. I7u5 Leaven < % nrti ! st. 153
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
WHITE'S EMPI/miENT OFFICE. THE ONLY
place to get help of all kinds In tlio city.
154 All
UPHOLSTERING
UPHOLSTERING. CABINET AND MATTRESS
works. W. R. Bell & R , A. McEachron. 2703
Leavenworth. J7
HAIRDRKSSING
MILLElt , LADIES' IIA1RDRESSINO , HIIAM.
poolnv , straining hair k-oodJ , lulJ L > oucla .
477
STEAMSHIP LINE.
"
ANCHOR L1NU MAIL STEAMSlUPiWSAIL
regularly every Saturday from New York for
In < londcrry nnd Glasgow. Anchorln , July
: i , 4 p. in. ; Clrcnrnln , July W , 1 | > . in ; Ellil-
npln , August 11 , 2 p. m. i Furnnuln , Atmunt 19 ,
7:30 : p. nu Haloon , second cltss nnd mevrnKe ,
BlnRlu or round trip tlckt from New York or
C'.ilcngo nl roducnl rntcs to the principal
Hcotch , EnRllMi. Irish nnd nil continental
point * . For money orders , drnftt , outward or
prepaid tickets npply tu nny of our locnl agents
or to Henderson Bros. , Chicago.
LOST.
LOST , FROM WINDSOR HOTEL , A CANARY
bird. Liberal reward to finder. Mill IS *
TICKET BROKERS.
J. It. DAVIES. MEMBER A. T. B. ASS'Ni
ticket * bought and sold , 1312 Farnam 4'riu.L
2jJ lyU
l > . H. PIIILIIIN , CUT HATES. 1103 FARNAM ,
Thlj extra Constlrmtlon
ordinary Ito- ,
Jlizine ) 8 ,
Juvenntor Is FnlllnK Ben- *
the most
satloiiH.Ncrv
.
wonderful
oiistwitcliIiiR
of
discovery
of the
eyes
the nc. H nnd other
lias boon on-
pa. is.
rtorsed by the
Icodtngsclcn- Strengthens ,
tlflo men of invigorate ! )
Kuropo and nml ( ones the
America. rmlrotyttrm.
Hud > an Is lludran cures
purely rcgo- Debility ,
Nervousness ,
Hudyan stops Kmlsslons ,
Prematureness anddevulopu
ami restores
of the dls- weak .
organs.
ohnrgo In 20 Piling In the
days , ( 'urea 1 bact. lo&ce
LOST by any ot
MANHOOD nightstoppcc' '
quickly. Over 2,000 private enaoiscments
Premalureaess means tmpotcncy tu tin
Oral Btuge. It IB a symptom of seminal
weakness anil barrenness. It can bt
stopped In 20 days by the use of Hiulyan.
The new discovery was made by the spec
ialists of the old famous Hudson Medical
Institute. It Is the strongest vltallzer
rnada. It Is very powerful , but harmless.
Bold for 51.00 a package or six packages
for J5.00 ( plain sealed boxes ) . Written
guarantee given for n. cure. If you buy
six boxei and nro not entirely cured , alx
more will be sent to vou free of nil charges.
Bend for circulars and testimonials. Addrtns
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
1032 Market St. . San Franoi&co , Cal.
SEARLES
&SEARLES
SPEOiSUSTS
Chronic
WE Hervous
Private
AND
CCJE.S Spscial ,
Diseases
TREATMENT BY MAIL. tO'lSULTATlON FB J ,
Catarrh- All Diseases of the Nosa ,
Throat. Ches * . Stomach. Llvor , Blood
Skin and Kidney Diseases , Lost
IVlanhood and ALL PRIVATc DI5-
hASES OF WlfcN.
Call on or address ,
Dr. Searles & Searles , 1t/J01 / ' .V1T , ?
MEYERS' AUTOMATIC BOILER CLEANER
aiiuiclieattr Aifg , Lo , , No. AlutifliuatiT , lud
Mechanical device for removing nil Impurities
from boiler : preventing scullng , roaming , nlsu
remove all old scale , \\ltlio\it the use oJ torn
pound or washing out. Bold strictly on gunianl c
to give FntlsfacOon. Correspondence solicited.
General Western Offlce 103 , Hoc Uullil.ne.
Onnlm. Neb
UURUAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Dec
Building , OMAHA. Neb , Adviuo DREfc
RfflLWBiYTllVlEGHRD
ncinCA
Omahal Depot 10th and Mason Sts. I Omaha
*
445pm ; . Chicago Vestibule . 950am ;
9:45am : . Chicago Express . 4:25pm
7.02pm . Chicago and ) owa Local . l > : ojnm
H3Jain.i. .jPacll1o Junction Local. . _ . , „ C :55pm :
Lenses | UUirLiNGlCN""S MO. RlVElt.lAirUej
Omaha ] _ Depot10th " _ and Mason Sts. | Omaha
10:15am : . . . . . . Dun7cr Expivss . . . 9.3Jain.
1015am ; . Deadwood Express . 4lL'pm ;
4.50 | > m . Denver Express . 410pni ;
C:60 : | > m . .Nebraska Local ( except Sun. ) . . . < > :50pm :
_ S : _ 15ani. _ . Lincoln Ixjcnl ( txcept Sunday. ) . .A25mu ;
Leaves I K. C. . SlJ. . A ; C. B. | Aul\ea
Omahal Depot IQlli and Mason Hts. I Omaha
9:45am. : . . . Kansis City Day Express . & :5Jpm :
9M3pm.lv. U. Night Ex vlay. P. Trans. C:50am :
Leaves I CHICAGO. R. 1. & PXCIFIC. | AirUes
OmahalUnlon Depot 10th I * Mason Sta I Onnlm
_ EAST.
10 ; l5am. . Atlantic EMircsx ( ex. Sunday ) . . 0:03pm :
C:25pm : . Night Express . 6:40am :
4:40pm. : . . .Chicago Vestlbuled Limited. . . . l:23pm :
ll:3Jpm.OklttliomaExp. : _ ( to C. _ M. ex " Sun - ) . 6:3Jam :
_ WEST. ,
C:35am. : Oklahoma & Tcxaj Exp , ( ex Sun.HJ3pm ;
l:35pm : . . .Colorado Limited. . . . . . 4lOpm !
Lfa > es | " UNION PACIFIC. [ Arrives"
OmnhalUnlon Depot 10th ft Mason Sts. I Omaha
9:50am : . Denver Express. . . . . . . 3:50pm :
2:15pm : . Overland Flyer . fiiMpm
3 :4Spm. : Beatrice & StromsU'g Exex ( Sun ) I2:30im :
CMOiim . 1'aclllo Express . l'J:5Jam ' :
_ ; 30uni. . . .Fast _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ijQ | m
LTaT s c fn wo7" lIU"7rKT t t : lAT vS
OmahalUnlon Depot 10th & Mason Bts.l Qmnlia
Cilpm : , . Chicago Limited U:3)aia :
| lllOam. . v.ChljiigoK E > gig ! . Hun. ) . . . .
V.cuvcs I f if. Mo. . Al.i.ilT Arrlvoj"
Onmlial Depot " 15th and JVebsler8ts. ( _ Omaha
' :05am : . .ITDnadnood Express 5,10pm
t:05nm.Ex. : ( Bat..Wyo. Ex.E ( ( . Mon ) . 6Dpm ;
6:00pm..Norfolk : Uxpre83 ( Ex. Sunday..lOilSim )
_ C:30pm..i.i .iBt. . Paul _ i7 pre8a. , . , . . , . . o.4Jam
1.eaes rciIlCAGO "NORTHWEsf'VlAirlvm
Omahal U. P. Depot lOlli & Mason Bin. | Omaha
11 : t > 5nm.Chicago Express CilOpm
4OSpni : Vettlbulo Limited 9:20am :
6:30pmEx. : ( Bat.Chic. ) Pass.Ex. ( Man. ) . 9:2jpm :
_ 6t6mn. . . . Mo. ValleyIrf _ > cal..iv.102)iJiii ;
"
"Leaves I MISSOURI PACIFIC |
jDraahaJD _ Kjt 15th and Wcbtter ats. _ _ _ Omaha
:00am : St , Loula Kxpresx 6:00jm :
CSOpm : . . .Bt. Ixmls Exprumi 6:5Jinn :
_ : JOj > niDaljy ( ex. Bun.l Nybrinkn l.ucnl. l'l'mn ) '
'JiavesT 6 , ' , 8'K"l'"ir. & O. fArrlv i"
Oinahp.j Depot 15th and Webster Bts. I Oii.iln
" " "
:00 : m..Blouc Clly""Accom ( Ex. Bun. ) , , 8:05pm :
10OOam.BIoux : City Accom ( Hun. Only. ) . . artSpin
liiUpm .Bloux City Expr 'es ( . iJun.j..llU4m :
JjMppii.u..Bt.Paul Limited , . . . 9 4 jam
" "
OinahalU. 1' . D pot 10th & Jl.iaonj ts.j Omalu
< :55am : . , .Tsioux City Passenger. . . , , , , .10:20pm :
.SiMpjix-i. . . . St. Paul Kxjire i . 10:0iam :
T aveiTT"QUX CltY & "TAt'IFlC : | ArrIv"- .
Omalitl Depot 15lh and U'ebiter Bts. I Om.u .
C:30rmiT..7..St. : Paul Limited. , , . . " . SVji ; )
Chicago Limited . _ . „ 9 lif _ _
' Vutes I OMAIIA A ST. I.OUlH | ArrU
JmahklU. I * . Depot 10th & Mason Bls.1 QIIIIK
1(5pm . . .BL 'Louis Cannon , . , , , . . ; ! < > i
EXPENSE OF THE BIG STRIKE
Net Yearly Earnings of Mixy Railroads Will
Show Great Dcorcaso.
RAILROADS ESTIMATE THEIR LOSSES
lumio ; | to Property Very Light III Coin *
lurUmi to the I ri'lKht llmltu > * thill
Wits I.tiKt liy Drill ) How I'm-
* -itffrrr < l.
It will be months before tlio rnltronds of
the \\cst ulll be able to tclt JiiythliiK itennllu
as to the tosses ot the recent strike , and ns
to losses ot business II may never bo tuhl.
During the sixteen iluys California has
been shut off from the eastern m.ukots It Is
safe to say tlmt lr > 00 c.trloaila of fruit rottetl
on the trees or were ilcstruycil In transit at
the tlino of the strike. Halt of this num
ber would have probably been hauled by the
Union 1'nclflc , ulileli Is uiu ( trnportlon of
California business done by the "Overland"
system , the Santa Pa and Hlo Grande nlsu
getting considerable Callfornln business. The
average freight charge on u cat load ot frull
Is $250 , which gives some Idea of the loss
to the Union 1'aclllc nlonc. Hut c\tumllnK
this loss still further It also falls heavily on
the railroad's employes , because the tie-up
of the business decreases the actual miles
run by the emplojea of the compiny. It Is
also a loss to the miners , and so It can he
traced to the small fruit KUnds on the cor.
ncr ot the street , whose small earnings hn\c
been considerably cut do\sn by reason ot a
close market and no fruit on hand to supply
the demand ; .
As an Instance of the dannge done to fruit
In transit , a carload of bananas was rerelvod
by Itocco llros. , jesterilny which on the
fruit market brought only $73. the freight
alone being $102.
General Mannser Dickinson r-tnted to The
lice that so far as the actual damage done to
Hie bjstem was concerned , It would hardly
amount to $10,000 ; that there had been sev
eral slight derailments , the cuUlm ; of nlr
hose , and the purloining of Knuckles from hot
nlr pipes , nnd BOIIIO damage done to treaties
along the system , but the constructive
damage \vns slight alongside the loss to busi
ness. "Some of the business. " said he. "will
necessarily be reclaimed , but the fruit busi
ness Is over , and this year under the cir
cumstances will show up badlv In the de
crease of r'jrnlngs. Then the pis enger
business also1 received a black eye. mnny
people abandoning their trips east or west on
account of the strike. Another Item of loss ,
will bo the expenses attendant on kprplnc ;
blockaded passengers during the continu
ance of the btrlke , which necessarily de
volves upon us. Hut while the I'nlon PiVlllc
has been a sufferer , the Southern Pacific has
been hit still harder. Its actual damage run
ning up Into the thousands. It is a strike
that has benefited no one. "
While the actual damage on the Hock
Island will not amount to more than $20,000 ,
due to the burning of a large number of cars
In South Englewood yards , Its freight de
lays and abandonment of trains will cost the
road hundreds of thousands. Probably the
greatest actual suffers at the hands of the
strikers \\ere the I'anhundlc , Illinois Cen
tral and Burlington , nnd their losses will be
hard to estimate.
roKiei.i : > suicK.
ItusHrll Sago nml Crnrgu J. < ioulit 1'llu it
.Suit In 'I ( > | iflr.i.
TOPHKA , Kan. , July 1C. Suit was filed In
the United States clicuit conit this afternoon
against the Union Pacific railway company to
foreclose bonds amounting to $11,701,000. The
suit was filed by George J. Gould and Uusoell
Sage , the trustees ot the bondholders of the
Kansas Pacific Itailroad company , by their
attorneys , Hossington , Smith & Dallas. U
is alleged that the bonds are In default. It
Is albo alleged that j > inco the property of
ths Kansas Pacific pabbed under the control
of the Union Pacillo Its luvunues , which
were sufficient to piotect the bondholders ,
have been used to defray the expenses of
other paits ot the system. The plaintiff.--
asked for the appointment of tcceivers lo
look after their Interests. Judge Kurstci
appointed S. II. II. Chirk. Oliver \V. Mink
and 13. Ellery Anderson , three of the live re
ceivers ot the Union Pacific , as recchers
of the Kansas Pacific , with Instructions to
continue to operate the road as a part of
the Union Pacific sjstom , keeping the ac
counts separate. It Is rumored hero that
this Is a btcp toward the reorganization ot
the Kansas Pacific railroad.
.No KDIIIU for Ihu llturgc.
The sensational charge made by the Chicago
cage Herald that the Union Pacific would
give free round trip tickets from Denver to
Colorado Springs or PueTjlo to holders of their
tickets to the. Shriners' or wheelmen's con
tentions , thereby breaking the agreement ,
proves to bo another rumor that hasn't a
leg to stand upon. Mr. Lomux has been
the subject of considerable venom on the
part of Chicago papers , nnd they have been
charging : him with all manner of bucca
neering methods to secure business. In this
case , however , the Union Pacific Is bqnarely
in line with ottier roads touching Colorado
points , and the selling of tickets , to Colorado
Springs or Pueblo common points , with Den
ver , is entirely permitted by the Western
Passenger association agreement.
Neither the IJurllngton nor I'nlon Pacific
touch Colorado Springs or Pueblo , the Mis
souri Pacific , Santa Fo and Rock Island
reaching these points , thereby giving these
roads an advantage over the former. To put
all roads on nn absolute cirualltr , It was
decided that tratismlssourl lines might soil
tickets to Colorado Springs and Pueblo. As
for these tickets falling In the hands of
scalpels , It Is the general opinion that regu
lar passengers will hold on to them , as their
discovery in others' hands might lead to
complications.
J. II. McConncll , superintendent of motive
power of tlio Union I'aclflc , auoa on a tour of
Inspection today.
The Burlington hauled over 1,000 people
to Durllngton beach Sunday from lied Oak ,
In. , and Columbus.
"Open for all buslnc&s to all points except
north of Dillon" was the message sent om
yesterday by the Union Pacific.
Mr. 0. Mackenzie , who was \\lth the pas
senger department of the Union 1'aclflc for u
manner of years , but now located In Chicago ,
was In Omaha yesterday.
The Union Pacific hauled fifty engineer ?
nnd firemen west on Saturday for the South
ern Pacific. They came from Pennsylvania
and will tnUo { he places of the strikers.
President S. H. II. Clark quietly slipped out
of town Saturday evening , goltiK to St. 1'juls.
After a short stay tlioro ho will take nnei -
tlon , but In what direction Is nqt known.
R H , Hummel , an old Omnlm boy , chief
clerk In Mr. Ady's departmout of the Union
Pacific at Denver , \lslttni ; Ills parent ! ! in
this city and Is accompanied by his wife and
baby.
The Chicago , Burlington & Qulncy will
All Woo ! and a Yard Wide , §
Are the Uttmtnts wo muV about KJuomont ,
Houth Uakoto.
\Vbon wo I nil jrou tbat7Vra > ! inmi lima b en
imovrd to the lolullr of the to n slut * the
llrut of Jauunr ) , It * u Hut.
\Vlien HO tall jouthiit the Wiiemont Irrlua.
tlon ami Power Cunal to l > roiupletiul aborit
Ja\r \ lit , ulll Ixlnu Kd moiit right ti the
front , m > ko a city of It , no luruu ll.
When n toll joti tint dnlbr Inretleil In
I-.dL'tinont will brluu Iwtter roCiirni than two
eltowlntu , iic'rorliilil.
Our pouiphUt li full of tUlaiceuU. tror ;
ono uf thoni oil ttool and n f urJ vtlda. Irft us
( Mind It tojou frot.
run a special excursion lo Council Illiirts
next Sunday from I'rMton niul Interinvillnto
pnlnia. The llurllngtonlli rim one from
( Jr. mil Inland.
U Is tlioiiKlit "Ovorlniul" triilni Nos. 1 nnit
2 wilt bt < resumml lo.lny , the oIlloUls of
the Union 1'iuMftc beliiK In i-ommtinlc.itjn |
\\ltli the nlllclaU of the N'orirtuestcrn nint
Soutliern I'arlilc.
Ocncrnl Mnn.iR r To\\no of the Southern
Pacific Jias tPlcBraliheil llctiernl MaiURer
Dickinson tlmt the Southern Pacillo Is
open for bnslnp's from the O.iUlnnd
mole to OKilon nml trains \\lll run as m-arly
on schcilulc time ns porslhlo. This sliowa
the blockade Is practically lifted.
A ( iiunil 1'iiituru
Ot Ilooil's S.ir. nparllU h that \\hlle It pnrl-
flt'.s the lilnoil ami sends It colirslliK throiiKli
the veins full of richness nnd health , It alsu
Impirts new llfo anil vigor to every function
uf the body , tlence the expression so often
heanlt "Hood's S.irsap.ullla made n new per
son of me. " It overcomes that tiled feeling
so common now ,
Hood's I'llli are purely veRctable , perfectly'
harmless , aluays rellnblo nnd bcnollclal.
KASPAIl'S FKI13ND3 HOT.
rilit | llrlii ) ; MIIK | Aii > liint Him liy SiTiiiul
Uiiuli'ii * iiltti rly Hi'iiiinni-iMl.
The Second \Vnril Itepnbllcan club held
a red-hot meeting nt its hall near Sixteenth
and Williams streets last night nnd sev
eral bnnchea of political cnr.i nro linniliiK
In Cinsciicnco. ( | In the absence ot Presi
dent Hanker , Fourth Vice President Hoyo
presided. The action ot the county cen
tral committee In designating Soplembur 23
us the date for the convention to nomlnato
the county ticket was mildly out none the
IOSH firmly criticised , nnd the secretary ad
mitted that the now committee hud a per
fect right to ch.ingo the dnto If It saw fit.
Messrs. William AhHtcad , Frank Van
loin ) and Fred Dvorkora ttppolnted ns n
committee to make arrangements for renting
the proposed new quarters for the club In
the Land block , nml the tr- surer reported
that the balance ot cash on hand amounted
to $ , " .75 , after \\lilcli the meeting resolved
Itself Into nn Indignation meeting of the
most pronounced stripe.
Vice President Hoje stand ! the ball by
saying that every republican In the Second
ward had been IfiMiltcd by the action ot
half n dozen republicans ot the ward In.
working against the appolnlm-.nl of Frank
Kaspar as a member ot the Hoard of Publla
\Vorks. He denounced the action of these
six lepubllcans as tieacliory , ami s > ld that ;
If such conduct was to be tolerated he be
lieved tlmt the club should no disbanded
and a new ono organized composed of loyal
republican * . ,
Taking their cue from the vlco president ,
several members waxed cnthu laatlc In their
denunciation of thci ward workers , who
\\crc trying to defeat Kaspar. Alilstead
tald the Second ward could never get any
thing because Its republicans wouldn't aland
together.
J. F. Drown had been n republican for
thlity years nnd had lived In thn Second
\uird for seventeen years , and ho never re-
membeied n piece of work dirtier or moro
scandnloti'i than the light against ICnspnr.
Dr. Rogers know how It was himself , for
ho was u candidate last year , nnd the dele
gation failed lo live up to Us instructions. Ho
said It was absolutely necessary for the
Second ward to stand together , us the other
wauls of the city did. The condition of the
Second waul was well understood by the
other wards. Ho remembered that when a
Second want man approached a prominent
city politician with a leuuest he met with ,
the response , "Oh , h 1 , wo can buy the
Second ward when wo want it. " Still , the
doctor wus In favor of burying tlio hatchet.
Charlie Hoyo paitlelpulcd In the discus
sion In a vigorous strain , and so did several
others. liy the time the waves of the Second
end ward resentment were running frco
above the scuppers Dr. Hogers took the floor
again and poured a few bags of oil on the
tioubled wateis , and In the cilm which fol
lowed Israel Fiank. who nad been undcr-
htood to bo one of the arch plottcis agaliM
Kacpar , attempted to explain Urn matter.
Ills explanation Invoked another storm , dur-
IllK which Antoine Comment seemed to
voice the gen < Ml KontlmeiH by saying that
the fight against ICuspnr Was bolng mndo
solely beciusc ho sent his children to a
Catholic FChool.
At this juncture somebody moved the pre
vious question on the debate , and the club
ndjomned for two weeks. Something hard
may be expected to drop at the next gatlier-
" " '
The leopards gtvn two performances at
Comtland beach today.
ASKING MORE MONEY.
of IIi'iiHIi Kclnrtniit lo I.uy Oil Its
The Hoard ot Health met yesterday after
noon lo act on the resolution passed at tin
last meeting of the council directing It tc
dismiss every sanitary Inspector In the em
ploy of the board. It dlscu-saed the mut
ter for nearly an hour and ended by taking
no action ut all In the dliuction Indicated
by the council.
In connection \\ilh the resolution , Com *
mU-lonur Saville lead a statement showing
the present condition of the health fund.
His books showed a balanca on hand July
1 , of $2,25005. At the pieacnt rate of ex
pense this would lack $8,4i > r/.35 of bolus
huUIclent to carry the board through the
year. Taking this an a basis , he figured
that the board \vould expend $12,230.C.r during
I he cntlio year , which would bo ncuily $2,000
less Ulan was expended In l&.Hl. '
After fcomC discussion of the resolution ,
Duncan moved that nil employes of tha
board bo laid elf July „ ! , and tlmt no Indebf-
odness bo authorl/sd or allowed after that
date. This , motion contemplated the dismis
sal of DP. Towno and all employes except
Mc.it inspector Krank , who , It was claimed ,
was confirmed by the council and could not
be icmuved by the boaul. It also shut-out
the bills for the removal of dead animal !
nnd left the city absolutely without sani
tary protection. Duncan explained that
thla was the only action that could bo taken
If the boaid expected to get thiough the
year on tlio amount In fund , but other mom-
burs coiibldeicil the motion too sweeping , nml
Itas not adopted.
After aomo further discussion Chief Seavcy
olTeied a resolution that the council bo asked
to appropriate $3,500 additional for the usu
of tlio board , nnd that an adjournment bu
l.iUen until Wednesday afternoon In urdrr
to Iciiui how the council illbposed of the
resolution. This was carried nnd the board
adjoin neil \\lth the Inspector * still drawing
salary.
Ualloon goes up ut Cotirllnnd.
IJ'Cll' l lll ItUtl'H Kll-t ,
For full Informal on coijcernlm ; summer
cxcursIoiiH call at the Chicago , Milwaukee &
St. Paul ticket olllce , 1501 Knrnam ttreet , or
address I' . A. NASH ,
General Agent.
TIIK Iti\lTY : MAI.KIir.
INSTHl'MJ.NTS placed on record July 1C ,
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Omaha ll.nl I il.itu nnd Tumt oinnpany
tu W A Kiiwey. lotH S nnd ! , l > i ilt } ,
' him Lfi nnd 37 , blix It 1 ! , H.iundem te II'a
'iiiWMw Wiilntit lllll $ 2,000
J T I'nnntt'xU nnd himhind to 1 ! I < IJIKS-
ilon , n 31 * fi'it bit U , WuU. 1 , William
lliiKVilurn'r ) add 800
J 11 Kelunlitt nnd lf to H M liiunx , I'In '
17 and IS. M'Kfc ' Hr.lk'it pail : . . , , . . . . . 1
John N liaus and wife tu 1 rid l njo-
mmm. sw 7-1 ( 1-
Annlu JJHi n nml liunljiunl In .1 A It'll
titH , u "j in - ' . 1'loik H. OniiilB
H I Ojrilan ntid lfo in II MVIK w
. ' .I fu'l nf VI Int 11. ll.liUbi'H iill'itm ' nt I.I 0
Kiinm I > W V Cluiilnii , u 't of w la t Ct
( l [ 'i lilt 11 , HIHU" 1 01
Hainii lo Fiuni < n ' 6 "t ti lot 11 , MIIIIO
( i-x 16 foi't fur filiBvl ) 1 2X1
UolM > it Wllnun uml wlfitJ \V A lAistun ,
Jr. , lit 17 , Idn'l < 3. Di-nlnu'n ndd . . . . 3,000
C' W Mm tin t E 1 Mai tin , lot I , blink
11 , 13 V Smith' * ndl S,00 <
yiUT CLAIM DEISIW.
Vf F Hogvbninn iiml ( ; ) ! l.uc to 1'ortn-
iniiulli Snslnz * t > nl < , lou 11 mil 11 ,
block 3 , FonliT'H ndd 1
A L Rp < il to 8 O Jolnujn , lot ? , block 2 ,
llaiburh'u ' . ' 'I add , 1
Sheriff In I.'iulrt Hohiniidnr , lot li , blork
W , Onnlm
Bnmo Iq I.'irL'iizu KwuU , lot 6 , block 4 ,
Bunie to E H 1'1'ir , undlv H lot 11 , block 2 ;
l t 1 hi | > cl < B ; lou ! > and IS , block 8 ,
MnymIht ndd tu Vallev JM
Musii'r In tlum-oiy lo ( J H JimIn ) et ill ,
Iru t.'fB , n > j lot 1 nnd c- 13 lot 2 , Mxk
74 , Orinlu . . . , . , .
Tolnl ar'nnn * of tinrr'fn . . ,