Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMATIA. DAILY BEI'VFKTIMY , JtlLY 20. 1P9I.
8PB01BL NOT10B&
for tliwic column ! will ti tnk n
nlll It * ) p. m. for the evening nml until > : M
} , m. for itie mornlnc nnd Hunilar edition * .
A'lVirUn'm ' , l > y rrijuwln * ft numbered eh ck ,
fin Imvc nniwon mlilrrinml to * numbered letter
in carp i.f . Tlio lie * . Answers no mWrcusfd will
ilrlivcivd upon prtKonlntlon of the chock.
llnU" 1 jC n wrinl firm Inntrtlnn , lo n wonl
Ihnrnfler N. thins tnkfn for ICM thnn 25c.
WANTED-SITUATION.
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VANTir > - A POSITION AS IIOOKKKKPnrt.
lpn.jgrniln-r [ , bill clerk or otlirr ciltlca work.
Good city references , AuMress P 44. ll e.
A M22
WANwn , POSITION AB SAiTnsl.ADY on
riulilcr ; can furnish li - t of refcren M. Art-
drees llox 1(9 , Lincoln , Neb , A M03 ! !
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nustnns MANAOKMINT on
krrplnif In family or In IP ] , cnn tritr > li minlc.
now , cook ; fr > j < l hoili" pri'firnble to wngm. Ad-
drm * Ix > rk llox 3M , \ VnyniNeb. . A 31' , 19
WANTED MALE HELP.
OMCITOnsTrKAMB PUHNIHIini ) ; INSTAU.-
mcnt roods. American Wringer Ca. . IG09 How
ard street.
WANTED , LAIIOIttniH , TI5AMRTRU8 AND
tracklayers on II. A M. Ky. In Montnnn. Free
transportation. Kramer & O ll.7ir" ' ! } ! * '
nuency , Htli nnd t'lirnam streets. 11 M520 21 *
WANTnn , iuaiHTi3uin PHARMACIST ,
single. AddrenB C. A. Smith , I'"I(7' ' ,21 > .
, _ , | j 20.
AnVnUTIHINO nXPP.HTH TO BOI.K'IT COtJN-
try merclmnts. Uox KO , Sidney , ' "j' jjjjj 22 ,
WANTHD. A cooicf "NORTH
Iox 301. -M a 24
jiojin i.i .s ron NUWSPAJ-KU PIN
drawing. Prevent , P. O. Uox 2jl.
WANTKl ) . AN OflOANIST , AT ONIM ! . I-AHY
nr Kvntlrnutn : must be n lo | hy player iiml
willing to work ; steady iwsltlon nnd Rood mil-
nry to rlRbt party. Apply at onto nt U. ll.
Monlcomi'ry'H Inw olllcp , BoUtli '
WANTfiD. yjIlHT.CI.AS3 CAni'EXTKU :
other need npply. Aililrrm W. 11. M' '
tractor , Nrbraska City. Neb. 11-
\VANTI3t ) . TWO MKN TO
Ptalltnent coeds ; wnitnn fiirnlsneu.
Neal , 137 N. 12th street , Lincoln , .
ul | 2J.
flAI.nSMHN WANTHI ) IN IWriltFroVNTY IN
the United Slates ; I75.W p.-r month nml ex
penses. Olllce , nilvertMnir. dellM-ry tenm fur
nished. C5nods monopoly. Address K.H. Co. .
132 Colonnade bldtf. , l ! Hton. Mass JI-M3r3 20 *
WANTKD , MAN TO HHLL AUTOOUAPIIIC
reKlsters ; inu t be enrrRetle , capable and of
rood iiildreHS , with referenceH ; a cooil thlnK
for rlBlit mnn. Apply before no.m fin Saturday.
W. I. Conrad , care James U. U 130 Ii3l IodRO.
TWO voi'NO MIN or noon AnmiKsa CAN
nnd Btt-ady omploynipnt ; call Iftwci-n 11 nnd
13 a. m. . and 6 and G p. m. , at 317 llrreidway.
Council lllulTB. 1I-MJ63 26
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED , A COMPETENT AND EXPEUI-
chllil. rHy * " -
cnced nurse for a 2-year-old
encci retiulrcd ; Rood wages. Apply 403 8. Zitli
avenue. _ _ o ai.ii
WANTED. WOniCINO lIOlTSEKEIJPKn IN
widower's family. Dox J73 , Kearney , JJeb
WANTED-FinST CLASS COOK. MHS. W. S.
I'oppleton , 10.'G So. 25th St. C 331-19
HOUSEKEEPER. UESPONSIHLR : ORDINAUY
housework ; no objections to young child ; K < wd
liomc. Ad < lrcs3 1' 65 , lice. C M7-J1 *
FOK BENT HOUSES.
RENT. fJOOD DKTACIIED NIN15-IIOOM
housa , 2W1 Cntiltol nvenue. B. II. Uoblion ,
room 7 , Commercial National , 1 > 850
HOUSES W. O. TEMI'LKTON. PAXTON I1MI.
1) M7DS 31
ENT3 FOR RENT 1311 KAUNAM ST.
CLEAN. COMFOUTAT1LE. CONVKNIENT.
moderate rentals , best 3 and ( -room suites for
houBeltcepcra nn.y. Kcferences required. Also
6-rooni sulto In tenement. SIC 8. 22d street.
D 590
VERY FIND 7-ROOM COTTAGE AT REduced -
duced prlco ; call at once. Fidelity Trust Com
pany , 1702 Farnim street. D 419
FOR RENT WANTED , GOOD MEDIUM
priced houses. Lift your bouses for rent
with Amen. D M578
MODERN TEN ROOM HOUSE AND IIARN.
also cottage nnd barn , cbcap. Rental agency ,
810 N. Y. Life. D-7 0
J22S PRATT ST. . IN GOOD UKPAlIt. J8.00.
3G11 Beward st , 4-room ccttagc , ns good as
new , J10.00.
3401 Jaekson St. . a fine modern cottage. I
rooms , nearly new. onlv I22.M.
B. E. cor. Hh and Williams , a fl-room house
with barn , largo yard , fruit trees , berries.
etc. , paved st , only JM.OO.
One of those beautiful LaKayottu Place houses
cheap to right pr.rty.
Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 Farnam Rt.D .
D 804
FOR RENT. DKSIIlAni.E DWELLINGS IN
all paits of city. U. II. Slicafa 432 Paxton blk.
U 91SA6
FOR RENT. MODERN ID-ROOM FLAT , CENtrally -
trally located , will icadlly (111 with roomers.
E. II. Sheafc. 432 Paxton blk. D SI9A6
FOR RENT , MOST DKSIRA11LE RESIDENCE
2513 Fainam. ItC. . Patterson , llanigo blk.
lj-927-j
ID-ROOJI HOUSE , MODERN CONVENIENCES.
C21 South 19lh street. D-2tt-20 )
HOUSES , r. K. DARLINO , DARKER IILOCIC.
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. F. Davis company , 1503 1'immni. D C7C
6-ROOM COTTAGES , MODERN , CHOICE IN
Btanfoid Ciicle. C. 8. Elgutter , 201 lieu bldg.
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RENTAL AGENCY. B07 RROWN ULOCIC.
KELKENNY&CO. , R. 1 , CONTINENTAL 11LK.
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TINE 7-ROOM CORNER FLAT AT 701 S. 1CTH
nil cot ; iium-u and all other convenlenues. Oraigc
ClmiHcr , room 2 , ICM 1'aiimtil stieet. I ) IIX )
8 110 * 1 HOUSE NIJAR HIOH SCHOOL. J20.00
per iiiunth. Emiulic 2011 ! Capitol ave.
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{ i.W , NICE 7-UOOM linSIDENC'H. FULL LOT ,
bnin , Imlli , etc. No. 2217 Spiure St. .
Ji : . W , h.imo without b.irn , No. U-il N. 2Jth t.
$10.00 , llve-iixnn Mat. No. 1431. N. 21th at.
C. A. Starr. 513 N. Y. Life building.
D 359-22
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WILL TILL1E ANDERSON PLEASE LEAVE
her nddiL'83 nt The lieu ulHce for her btothcr ,
Clni , O. Anderson , who Is In the city ami
cannot llud her. ( - 3.V1-19 *
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HOUSE Ft'IlNISHED OR UNFUUN IBIIED ,
will take runt In board ; 013 N. Y. Llf. > bldt-
D-332-21-
HOUSES roil RENT. HICKS , 303 N. Y. LIFE.
D-M3TO 21
I-OB KENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS. 20 8. OTII STREET.
E-lllC'J Jy2J
VERY NICE ROOMS. 1723 DAVENPORT.
K 2W-30 *
YOL'NU MEN'S HOME ; NICELY FURNISHED
laitro , nlry looms for stunt ; men only at
Ilerlln Kllchen , 12J N. 15th stioct. 1.11 rary and
music liK'in ! lermn roasonablc. E 2SS 22 *
FURNISHED ROOM. 2017 HARNEY Bl'REET"
E M30I 2J
ONE FLOOR. THREE ROOMS. NICELY FUR-
nlshed for hnusi > lvi > eplnK In B od loc.itlon , to
rpllablo paity nt 110 per month ; refereneo re-
quired. 1320 Sherman avenue. 1M327 1 20 *
FOR REN1\ NICULA' FURNISHED ROOXl's
for liougi'kvcplnh'i C13 B. 16th 3d lloor.
E--.61-23 *
FOR RUNT. THREE OR FOUR FimNSIE ! ! O
or puilly fiirnlrhcd inoms for light house-
:317 Douglas. E-M3C $ 2 > 1 >
FURNISHED ROOIVIS ANjp BOARD.
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YOUNU WOMEN'S HOME. UNDK ItCARE OP
\\'omon'u ChrUtlan annoclutlou. Ill H. 17lh st.
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ROOMS AND HOARD , 2411 CAPITOL AVENUE
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ F-CC3 29'
ROOMS WITH HOARD. 2130 HARNEY
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NlfELY FURNIfillED ROOMS AND FIRST
lass board.
NK'ELY PURNISIIED FRONT ROOM WITH
board ; rnolc t and most doslniblo Iwatlon In
Omaha : N.V cumer 15th nnd Leaionworth ,
IIOK.'IH lioiiK'tUftd. F-M.7ii 21 *
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WANTEDT COMPETENT LADY TO TAKE
Olnlnft lixini and Mlchi'li with & steady board-
ero. l.'ull at 1WJ Hannixl Bit eft , 2d tlwr.
P-3M il
UNFURNISHJ3D ROOMS FOR RENT
I NICE ROOMHl WATER. COS N. ST.
a-tivt-AU *
OR RENTSTtRES ANDOFFIOES
CORNEU 8AliON. K4 DOl'OLAS. INQI'IRK
t . _ _ _ _ I-MSG1
FOR flENT. THE 4-STORY IIR1CK IJUlLDlNoT
IK Runum slnct. Tli * bulldliitf has a lire.
proof cement basement , iiunpletn slenni heat
Ing fixtures , watvr on nil tlouis. gas , ttc. Apply -
ply ill the oltlca nt llio Hoc. 1-919
' -OR RENT. laiU'lE msiltAULE BTORB
room and battcmmt , ? V3 Furnniii slreet , IAIW
rent to Komi parly , lnqulr 801 N. Y. Llfr.
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AGENTS WANTED.
\VANTii > . A'JI'NTB TO BULL TO FARMERS
la Ntbuirl.i Thry ill maul U. no book can
VA > slni { , blx money maker. Address 2707 Q
Btr t. Buutti Oiiinb * . J JUW
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED TO HENT , SIX-ROOM COTTAOB
with rity water nnd buth. near business per
tion of city. Addrtu P U , lice
WANTED , A HOt'flE UNDER 7 ROOMS IN
peed repair. Stale terms and partli-ulars.
P El , Hee. K-3M-19 *
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STORAOE.
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STORAGE , WILLIAMS & CROSS,1J14 HARNEY.
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OM.VAN&STORAOE CO..1506 DODOE. TEL. 15'9.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M201
STORAOE POR HOUSEHOLD OOOD3 : CLEAN
and cheap rale. It. Wcll , 1111 Farnam.MG87
M-G87
WANTED TO BUY.
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE , JM S. 13TH ST.
N-6M
HIOIIEST PRICE PAID FOR SECOND-HAND
furniture , sloves , etc. I. Urussell , 710-712 N. IGth
. N-8M
WANTED , TO INVESV J5.000.00 IN ROME
business which I shall have ' .4 Interest nr nil.
Mint bear the closest examination. Stain full
particulars first by letter. P 23 , care RP ,
Omaha. Neb. N M163 22
CASH PAID FOR MERCHANDISE STOCKS IF
sold at a low price. Address P 33 , Dec.
N-M227 21'
REST FOR THE MONEY. HAVANA PRECK-
Ics. N-MM7 AID
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
money. Low prices on furniture A household
coods. Enlerpriso Credit Co. , GI2-6J5 N. ICth st.
O-S57
FOR SALE HORSESWAGONSETO
A FINE HORSE AND PHAETON FOR SALE
cheap ; the horse Is good traveler nnd vpry
gentle. Apply room 213 , Hoard of Trnilo bldg.
P M339 20
$125 RUYS AN EXCELLENT FAMILY"HORSE" ,
harness and phaeton. Addrcsa P 03 , lieu.
P-319 CO *
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE , FIRST MORTGAGES , OUARAN-
teed 8 per cent , sums of 1300.00 to Jl.000.00.
Why take 4 | x > r cent when you can get 8T
Ames. 1017 Farnam. Q M9J1
ICE FOR SALK IN CAR LOTS. OILHERT
llroi. . Council Uluffs. g-M583 J > 23
ICE FOR SALE ; CAN SHIP OVER ANY ROAD
nut of Omaha and Council liluffs. Iamorpiux
Dros. , 34 $ So. IClh , Omaha. Q 332-A17 I
MISCELLANEOUS.
FRER MUSKL'M OF ANATOMY TO MEN
only. Dr. Seat lea & Scat lea , 1416 Farnam St.
R-131-A10
CLAIRVOYANTS.
CLAIRVOYANT PROFESSOR WHITE CAN HE
consulted on business , marriage , divorces and
all family affairs ; the future plainly revealed ,
lovers united , Iroubles healed .names of
friends and enemies ; also lite one you will
marry. Hours from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sun
day , D to B. 1C17 Chicago street. S 109-24 *
MRS. DR. H. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT. RE-
llablo business medium ; 7th year at 119 N. 1C.
S GK )
THE WHITE QUEEN. CLAIRVOYANT ,
prophetess and trance medium has Jimt arrived
fiom Denver and has located for a fortnight at
the Pullman house , 1310 Dodge Htrect , parlors
2 , 3 nnd 4. This lady li the medium that
located so many mines In Colorado nnd who
icciMved BO many favorable notices In the
public press. The queen | 3 gifted with Kecond
night , a natural born clairvoyant , n true
Christian scientist ; heals nil manner of dis
eases. The sick and sufferlnc ere entreated to
come. All ate welcome. Your llfo truly re-
Ncaled , This lady has traveled from c met to
coast and has given cnllir sallxfnetlon wher
ever nho has b < on , and one \lslt to her will
cotivlncn tin ) mot bkeptlcal. All truth seekers
aio Imptoifd lo come , and skepllcs are wel
come. Come early nnd be convinced. You
may never lia uuch an oppoilunlty ngaln.
Prices reasonable. Billings by mall , $1.00.
Houi-H. 9 to H a. m. , 1 to 7 p. m. Pallors
2 , 3 nnd 4 , Pullman house , 1310 Dndgo atreet.
S M201 21'
ARRIVED. II. PETTUIONE. MEDIUM. MADI-
BOH hotel , for n few days only. S M10G 20
MASSAGE , BATHS. ETC.
MADAME SMITH , 502 8. 13TH. 2D FLOOR
loom 3. Massage , vapor , alcohol , gleam , snl-
phuilno and neabaths. T MU3 21 *
M MiTANNA OF CHICAGO ntVE8 ALr1OUOL.
bulbs and mass.ige. 303 N. ICth , loom 13.
T-.M57I 21
MADAME 1IROWN. 13U CAPITOL AVENUE.
2d lloor , loom 4 , massage , nlcoohl , sulphur and
sea baths. T M19J-20 *
PERSONAL.
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LADIES' AMllL'R JEWELRY TO
alto U'palrlna. H3 8. Kthstrect. i
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fREA-M TOR WHIPPING ; CO'fl'AOE
Waterloo ne.tmery , 1013 Howard ; tel 1332.
U MH6 all
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WHEN OUT AVITII YOUR LADY VISIT J , J.
Mullet's now Ice cream parlors , 2S02 Leaven-
norlh street : evcrylhlns Is new , Including th
building. Tel , 10JO. Icu cream dclUcre , ! .
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MABSAOE TREATMENT. ELEOTRO-THER-
mat balhs. Scalp and ha'r ' treatment. manlcure&
chlropodlsl. Mrs Post. 513(4 ( U 15th , Wlthnvll blk.
J U-C9J
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MASSAQE , MADAMB 11ERNARD , 1419 DODGE.
U MIC7 ! 2S
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IIALDUPF
A pleasant and convenient place , 15 ? ) A
Furimin street , Paxton block ; 'phone 711.
U M335
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SAML 1IU1INB INVITES YOU TO VISIT HIS
new art room at any time. 1313 Parnum.
U 176 Jyil F
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DR. MAXWELL. SPECIALIST. OK 1NTKRNA-
tlonal b.inUailuiu , removed to 401 Pnxton block. F
Tel. lt.7. U MHl-Jy2j
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VIAVI HOME TREATMENT POR LADIES.
Health b < vik and consultation free. Addre s or
call Vlavl Ca. , Stt lien bids. Lady attendant.
U-C91
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BCHADKLL'S SHAMPOO. VAPOH A"N HOT
ulr inachlni ) for vlramlnE ladles' faces and L
beads ; cuies dandruff und licadache. U.2 DOUK-
lttsstrceiU U-MS5I S3
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DttT AV ROSS MARTIN. 1324 FARNAM BT
hour * from U to 1. J to 6. 7 to I. Ttl. IS 10.
U M A 5
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WHOLE WHEAT 11READ FROM UNI1OLTED
Hour at Imoieu L. Ramsey's , 217 N. liilli st.
C-2I2-A11
UNION 11RANI-OENUINE. WHOLE WHEAT
Hour. Whenlcl New breakfast food. Neal fc
Cunrud , Wlioloale Ajtcnts , Omaha.
U-23S-A15 *
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U UVKIlTTlllNa ALL RIGHT. S.
S.UMMI
U-MMI 27
l -A MIDDLE-AQHD QKNTLEMAN
of good reputation and habll * . ) iini means ,
etc. , IHK | coniparaiUtly n flraiitfvr In the
city. dr lri' the ciiU4luUnc ct u r tpectable
mlddle-SKed lady , object. I ho wx-lely of n conK -
K nlal lady fiivud. Address P K. lle oltlre.
I315 IS *
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TRY HAVAN/TFR"UCKI.ES , A 100 SJIOKE.
U-.M54I A19
MONEY TO LOAN RSAL ESTATE.
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. tl.OOO & upwards , S tn 6V4 per cent ; no
delays. W. Farnam Bmlth & Co. , 1320 Parnam.
W C91
MONEY TO LOANAT IX3WEST IIATE9.
O. F. Davis Co..150Syarnani st. W C9S
LOANS-W. O , TEMPLUTON. PAXTON I1I.K.
W 11707 Jl
MONUY TO LOAN AT LOWHST RATKS ON
Improved nnd unimproved Omaha real citnte.
1 to 5 years. Fidelity Tr"it Co. , 1702 Farnam.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real cttate. Ilrennan , Love & Co. , Pailnn bin.
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ANTHONY LOAN A TRUST CO. . 311 N. Y. LIFE
loans at low rates for cholco security on Ne
braska and Iowa farm * or Omaha clly property.
\V TO- )
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OP NP.W
York. Capital $2,000.0)0. ) Surplus J6W.OOO. Sub
mit choice loans to P. B. Pusey , ngcnt. Klrnt
Nntlonnl tmnk bulMlng. W-701
UVK "iNSURANCIJ POMCH:3 I.OANKD ON
ur boUKliU K. C. Ch ney , Kama * Clly. JJto.
CITY IXJANS , 1..AROE LOANS ON CP.NTRAt
Luilnras properly ; b per cent. C. A. Starr.
t5 ! N. T. Life hullJlng. W-.Mm
MONKY TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM
property. Ame1 17 Farnam street.
LOANS WANTED. J. N.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. . MTII AND
DDUKlss Btreels , loan money on clly anil farm
property nt lowest mips of Inlereat. \\-63I
MONnY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS.
Improved nnd unimproved Omaha real eslnte.
Fldellly Trust Co , , 1702 Farnftm st. W Oil
UONUT TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPKRTT
nnd Nehranka farms nt front 6 to 7 per cent.
W. U. Melkle , First National hank building.
LOANS , K. H B1IBAFD , 432 PAXTON IILIC.
MONEY TO 1.0AN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
riy7 IlnrVln Loan Co. . 701 N. Y. Life gliding.
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD
room 4. Wlthnell block.
A. E. HARRIS. ROOM 1. CONTINENTRLK
SHORT TIME LOANS. 432
A Room Without
a Roomer's
LIKE A
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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J. n. HADDOCK. ROOM 427. RAMGE BLOCK
X-737
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANO ?
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city-
no removal of goods ; slrlclly confldenllal ; you
can pay the loan off at any time or in any
'OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN co
20G South ICth street.
. ' X-70S
KOR , S" ° , HT TIMC I-OANS APPLY AT ROOM
No. 624 Paxton block. X G29-Jy23
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED , TO HUY AN INTEREST IN A
good paying business that will bear Investiga
tion ; also money to loan. Addiess P 3C. Dec
. Y SI22G 21
IF YOU WANT TO RUY , SELL OR EXCHANGE
merchandise , get In or out of business , call
on or addtcea the National Infotmatlon and
Exchange Co. , 203 First National b.mk. Omaha.
Neb- Y MC3Q-JSO
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SHERIFF'S SALE. THE TANGEMAN &
Sons tlourlnt , ' mill , near TnlmaRe , Ncb. , will
be sold at sheriff B sale July 30. U94 ; capacity ,
SO bbls. For further particulars , nddicss
Ocorgo Selmer , Talmnge , Neb , Y M119 21
CO MPLETE OUTFIT
wants to correspond with owner of suitable
room or building In town of SOO or more , where
there " la no other gallery. Address P 23. Hee
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rOR SALE. GROCERY STORE ; GOOD. CLEAN
stock , located on the best street In the city-
will Invoice nl about Jl , $00.00 ; will sell for
cash only ; good for
reason solllnif. Addn < sa
P 2' ' . Hee , Y anas A13
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POR SALE OR EXCHANGE , MY LIVERY
stock. Will Bell or rent building. John
Dohany. Council DlufTs. Y M102 23
FOR SALE , AIJOUT Jl.000.00 STOCK. CON-
Hlstlnir of Jewelry , sllverwnic. clocks , books
and stationery , wall paper nnd picture mold
ing ; will sell nt a baignln If Bold soon. Ad-
lUess llox I ) , Harton , Kiui. Y M3I7 Sl
WANTED-OFFICE MAN OR MECHANIC
with small capital on * ecurlty or Interest In
the business. Addiess V 5) , Dee. Y 3dM9
SMOKE HAVANA FRECKLES , A 1013 C'lllAR.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
IIARGAINS IN HOMES.TRADL'.SALE.IW. Dodo
S-S4l
IMPROVED : OMAHA HUSINESS LOT/TlKflF.
dence lots , and Iowa farm ; Mill exchange all
or any part for metchnndlso or Nebraska land :
will maku llbcial deal. Owner , P. O. Uox C3l.
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FOR SALE , $1,000.00 STOCK OF GENERAL
meichandlep. nil staples , for JMO.OO cash. Ho
quick. W. C. Rltchli' , PendC' Neb. Y. MC9J 21
TOR TRAul"FOR OMAHTTMl'llOVEn"PROP-
erlles worth Jl.OtW.Oi ) to I10.WW.UO , good farm
lands In this stale ; wilt assume rcasnablo In-
cumbrnnLp. What l.ave you got ? Ames , 11,17
Faiimm stieet. 5C M317
TOR SALE OR TRADE , A GOOD , SOUND
horse , with bugjy und liunieao. Addiesa P 51.
Dee. 7.-M3U 2i )
10-CENTER FOR C. IIAVAA'A PRECKLEs"
55-M307 A19
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FARM LAND , C. F. HARRISON , 91 ! N Y LIFE '
R E-C
FOR BALE. NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ; CEL-
lar. cistern , city water ; cor. 3Clh und Sahler :
ll.KIO.W ! long lime. Enqulro U18 Farnam.
fan in' 1 Uurns. RE 11613
HAROAINsi HOUBRS ] LOTS AND FARMS
ale or IrsJe. F. K. Darling , Uarkrr blk.
_ R E-7P3
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LIST UARGAIN3 FOR QUICK TUnNS.lBOS'Dnde *
_ _ _ RE 842
TOR BALE. is MILES PROM OMAHA. 4w
acres well Improved ; Id ) acres In hay , 170 In
porn nnd onls. balance In timber. Will sell
for H > an ncro on easy terms. It will pay tu
Investlgale Ibis. Ames , 1C17 Farnam ,
RE-M3H
_
IVANTED TO HELL OR TRADE MY COT-
tnge home nn 22 > l slrrvl near Grace , new neut
and cozy , a beautifully arranged fight-room cot.
tage ullh lovely ground * , cistern und clly
walcr , bath , gas and every convenience. Ap-
r.ly by loilcr to W. B. fieavcy. chief of police.
It K M7-U
_
SNAP-SMOOTH. RICH GARDEN LAND FIVE
miles from posloltle , JlOO per acre ; might tak
Dome trade. 910 N , Y. L. bide.
R -m-Aii
lll'Y LAND UNDER THE ELKHORN IHIII-
gallon company's ditch while It I * cheap ; cisy
terms , 40 ucici make a gxnl farm , tin willing
for It to rain ; crop iuie. Tills u rxci'llont
farm land. 1 crop * will pay out Address I'
Selah , O'Nilll , N b. RU-MIW 13
FOB SALE REAl < JESTATE.
SOME niBAP LOTS.
A tine 00-ft. lot nt 41rd jinA. Plnkney streets ,
nt JJOO.OO.
GO ft. grade , 3rd nnJ > Kr ncls streets , nt
> MO.CO. ! 'J
K ft. on nth , nenr Dorcas street , cost front ,
only jeoo.w.
Eiutt front on 27lh , near Wpolworth. trees , etc. ,
a very fine lot for half vaHiK'll.Oiv.w. ' )
A most deslrnuio re l < Ui9 < ji 60-fl. lot , on
Georgia avenue , near Pacific sliect , for J2.4M.C * ) .
We have houses nt from JxxXOO to IIO.OOJ.OO nt
greatly reduce-il prices , nnd on term * that will
require Illlla cnsh. llcfoiv luiylhg , telling or ex
chanirlng , lie sure and nee the
Fidelity Trust company , -Farnnm street.
RE-M1J7
1IAROAIN-A FINE Kfl-AC/IlfJ / FARM , 7i MILES
from Omahn , for lt,0i .i ! IJM.OI cnsh , Kilance
In 5 yenrs. C. R. lontrlght-3)l ) ) N. V. Life.
RE-.M32J A17
FOR SALE , rilOICE SEfTION LAND NEAR
Lexington , Dnwwm cnunty. No finer Inml In
tlie stale. Ames , 10,17 Fnrnnm. RE M3U
200 ACRES II MILES PROM OMAHA , 100 AS
levi-1 n n floor , prmluces ( il buihela corn lo Ihe
ncre ; 110 an amM.OUO ; cnli , lull. G per tvnt ,
B } ears. C. F. Harrison , S12 N. Y. Life , Onuhtt.
R E-S37-2)r )
FOR SALE. < . CO OR 100 APRP.S. JOINS FLOR.
ence. Splendid Innd for Investment. Only K <
an acre. Ames , 1C17 Fnrnnm street.
RE-M313
SAUNDERS A ; HIMKHAUOH'S
IllKhhind Park.
tlW.OO per lot , fioiw cash , l" > .00 a month , no
Interest. Omaha Real Estate & Trust Co. , mom
4 , Dec bldg. Hi-.M3M 2
READ OUR LIST OF CHOIcn OMAHA PROPerly -
erly lo exctuinue for land.
HualneM lot , 13th nnd Jonen street . $33.OW.
49 Choice lots .In West Omaha , C3,27. > .
I-legnnt double residence , vplciidldly located ,
Hnmlsome modern built house. fD.OOO.
Sulntnntlnl brick block , yielding Immlsoinc In
come , t.Vi.OOO.
21 lots opposite Ruscr's , on Center street , III-
40J ,
llrlck cotlnge nml lot. nenr IIlRh school. JI.WX
80x150 feet , 21th nnd C elrccls , Soulh Omaha ,
Jt.OOO.
121 feet , with business block , Cumlng nnd
4Sth. Jl.f.ttO.
40 acres ndJolnlng city. * plenilld Irnct , II1,000.
HICKS' REAL KSTATK AOENe'Y.
305 N. Y. Life lluOdlni ; .
M371 20
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA 1IEERHCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD
pipes made new. G13 S. ICth. M 151
R. L. CARTER ] METAL CORNICE SKYlights -
lights , smoke stacks , furnaces. 1017 Howard U
428
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED. 719 N. 16.
&D6 AS
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
olllco to S So. 16th , Urown blk. MHS
P ! L. FOIIOAN. tn S. 17TH SRTEET , IN-
fpects ami reports nn farms , city property , etc.
References. M23I 22 *
LOST.
LOST WATER SPANIEL DOG. HAS WHITE
breast and feet. Return to S. E. cor. 16th and
Webster ls. , nnd receive reward. 30S-1S *
LOSTA SMALlTnAY HORSE WITH I1LACK
paints , scar on left foru foot. Liberal reward
If Eame Is brought to 1512 So. 22d street.
M321 22
LOST-A POCKET HOOK CONTAINING PA-
pers. Return to Colonade hotel nnd get re
ward. Joseph Glenn. Lost 332 13 *
LOST-LADY'S LACE HANDKERCHIEF AT
Courtland Iwach last Sunday ; rewnid will be
paid for relurn lo 1S23 Corby street.Lost
Lost SW 20 *
LOST IILACIC POCKKTROOK WITH NAME
nnd nddre.ss on Insl le. Return to S30 S. 21th
street. Liberal reuanl. tBl-19'
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OITICAL CO. . LEADING OPTICIANS ;
J. F. Ponder , manager ; scientific examina
tion of the eyes free ; 22.2 S. 16th street. Com'l
Nat'l Bk Hldg. , In Klnsler'e drug store.
8I8-A2 *
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO. , SCIENTIFIC OP-
llclans , 140S Fainnm si. , opposite Puxton hotel.
Eyes examined fice. 717
EYES TESTED FREE I1V A PRACTICAL OP-
tlclnn. AVe guarantee to nt the eyes perfectly ,
to your cnllre satisfaction or money refunded.
A. MANDELUURG ,
Jeweler and optician , northeast corner Six
teenth and Farnam streets. SC5
BICYCLT-3.
BICYCLES , NEW AND OLD , JM TO J123 ;
easy payments ; we rent 'nnd repair , Omaha
Bicycle Co. , C07 N. 16th street. Tel 129.
131
BICYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELED.
Tires nnd sundries. Safes opened , repaired. C.
R. Hell I n , locksmllh , 311 N. 16lh street. 320A6
HEW WARWICK , 1894 PATTERN. STRICKLY
high grade , adjustable handle nnd rear brake ,
on no other wheel. Inquire Omaha Coal. Coke
& Lime Co. , 16th and Douglas st. 139 AIO
UNDERTAKERS AND EMB ALMERS
H. ic. nuRKirr. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer. 1C1R Chicago. Tel. 90. 709
SWANSON & VAL1EN , UNDERTAKERS AND
cmbalmers , 1701 CiTmlnir ut. . telephone , 1060.
823
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EM-
balmcr , 1417 Farnam street. Telephone 223.
331
HEAFEY & HEAFKY , 218 S. 14TII ST. TEL.
2C3 ; also 24th and N. sts. , 60 , Omaha. M437
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
G. F. GELLENBECK , BANJOIST AND
teacher. 1810 California street. 914
FOR BARGAIN * IN PIANOS AND ORGANS :
easy payments ; Instruments rented ; rents apply
on purchase. A. Hospe , jr.
MRS.JESSIE BROWN-CROMMIITT. THE ONLY
post graduate of Ememon College of Oratory ,
llonton , In Omaha who teaches elocution and
physical culture. Ware building , Omaha.211A13
211-A13
HOTELS.
THE MIDLAND HOTEL.
Corner ICth nnd Chicago streets ; coolest
hotel In Omaha ; new building , new furniture ,
clectrlo bells , balh , steam heat. American
plan , SI.CO lo n.OO per day : European plan , 60c
lo 11.00 per day , M. J , Franck , proprietor.
835
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. W. COR.
ICtli and Dodge. Rooms by day or week.
103 A9
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT , SOLD. EXchanged -
changed , rented nnd repaired. Typewriter nnd
olllco supplies. Typewriters rented at Jl per
month , 'j'lio Omaha Typewiltcr Exchange , suc-
CPs.ijrs lo Ihe lypewrltlng department of the
Megeath Slallonary Co. , 214 Soulh Thlrtci-nlli
Hrect. Tel. 3361. 930
SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER
The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , tcl. 1361.
No. 214 S. 13th si. 991
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WOLF BROS. & CO. , MANUFACTURERS OF
awnings , tents. Hags , wagon , hay. slock covers ,
tarpaulins , banners , sti earners. 703-705 8. IGth
utieet. Tel. C04. Tents for rent. M3i6
WHY DON'T YOU RENT A TENT , TAKE A
vacation nnd rest joursclf ? The Omaha IVnt
and Awnlnir Co. have tents of all kinds that
they rent cheap. 1311 Fnrnam st. 3S2-A17
GRINDING.
SCISSORS , LAWN MOWERS , RAZORS , ETC. ,
ground. Melch'.or Bros , , 1119 Putnam slieet.
' 80S
RAZORS , SHEARS. CLIPPERS. LAWN MOW-
em , clc. A. L. Underlaml , 106 N , Htli. 172
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
slorage batteries lechargcd ; electrical and gen-
ei.it machinists ; superior woik guaranteed ,
Omaha Electilcal Works , C17 und Clii a , ICth st.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACT-
orx for electric light and mo'or plants and all
kinds of eluctrlcul conilrurllon. Western Elec
tric Supply Co. , 41S and 4VO S. 13th si. Sj ?
JOB PRINTING.
QUICK PRINTERS. KRAMER & CHANDLER ,
1121 Farnam and 307-9 H. 12th. Phone 1CJO.
Mall orders get quick action. &C9 A4
REED JOI1 PRINTING CO. FINE PRINTING
of all kind * , nth klreel , lieu building.
MI90
STENOGRAPHERS.
C. A. POTTER. C26 N. Y. LIFE BUILDING ,
does all kind * at slenngraphlo work , l.i.V
case * , deposition * , chancery work , copying ,
etc. . at irawmable prices. Call nnd ce tb
Duplex typewriter ; writes two letters at o ; .
and Ihe came lime ; the fattest typewriter '
thw world. Miill Ati
HORSESHOEING.
MRS. THOMAS MALONKY. 813 N. 16TH BT.
UAH
G. B. HURT , HOIiaiiSIloITll , 311 N. 16TII.W5A5
W5-A5
FOUND.
FOL'ND. JPLY 10 ON KTH AND DO ! GLA8.
n puii > cuiitu'.nlr'K fumtl amount of inonry In
yulr of Hal T. Bebns , 1723 N. list slri-ul
MO 13 *
HAY AND GRAIN.
HALED HAY FOR HALE. THE STANDARD
( . 'atil * company , Ames , NeK , ha\e to * ) tons
of good barn-stored bay for mle. All orders
lllleil promptly. Q-CW
BUY YOUR HAYllY CAR OR TON LOTS. WI !
buy hay. A. H. n > dcr , U13 Burl St. . tel. 1107.
S33-SJ
_
NEI1R\SKA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE HAY.
grain nnd mill stuff. We nrc nlwms on ih
mntkot tu buy or rell , ISIS Webster st. ID )
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINE MAIL BTKAMKH1PS i AIL
regularly i-xery Salurday from New Yoilt fur
Umilonderry nnd Glasgow. Oiras'l.i , .lulv
2S , 2 p. m. ; Elhlupln , August II. 2 p. In. ; Pur-
ni'psla , Aiigutt IS , 7.30 n. m. ; Anrhorl.i. Aim-
list 25 , noon. Kaloon , second class and rlpcrtigtf
K'iiKle ' > or round trip tickets from New York or
( "ilcarto at rodun-d mtt-a U > Ihe pnnclpil
Scotch , EnRllnh , Irish nml nil conlinentnl
IKilnts. For money onlero , drafts , outuutil ( ir
prepaid HcKcts apply to any of our local agunU
or to llenderson Bros. . Chicago.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
HAMILTON HKO.3. , GENERAL CONTRACT-
orx and liiilldem , cann'titer woik. brick laving
nnd plustPilnx. 414 S. Ulh st. Tel. UTS. M31I
CARPENTER. OPFICEAND
sture Hxlurcs a specialty. 1M3 Capitol iivt- .
HARNESS.
HARNESS. WHIPS , NETS , ETC. REPAIRING
a Hpeclalty. 113 N. 15lh si. ! W
GET MY PIIICKS BEFORE YOU I1UY A HAR-
ness. August Holme , 711 S , 16th street.
M-11C A19
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANTS SCHOOL OP SHORTHAND. M
N. T. Life , Omaha. A k for circular. 710
LEARN PRACTICAL BUSINESS & S11ORT-
hand. ROOM'S Omaha Bus. Cut. , 13lh & Kuin-un.
2I3-A13
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA-
logue. George E. Blown , Jr. , ft. Co. , 7U9 S. 16th.
M2ri
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLS'niNO CAIHNBT MATTRKSS WORKS.
W. R. llcll , It. A. McEachron , 5ro.J Ijvuvciiunrlli.
157
DANCING.
POR PRIVATE LESSONS. STAGE OR
society dances , call on Alorand , 1510 Hainey ,
or 2000 Dodge street ; tcrma reasonable.
M5C4 A7
ELOCUTION.
ELLA DAY. ELOCUTION. PHYSICAL CULT-
ure. EmMsoii method. Summer pupils re
ceived. Room 9 , Commercial Nat'l bank.M163
M163
DENTISTS.
DR. GEO. S. NASON , DENTIST , SUITH 200
Paxton block , ICth & Farnam sis. Tel. 712.
L1C57
DR. PAUL. DENTIST. 202l > HURT ST. 333
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON HROS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS W
r.'l kinds of coal. Correspondence bolIsltcJ.
' 1W Parnam streoU M4CC
PAWNBROKERS.
FRED MOIILE. 1517W FARNAM. JEWELRY.
SlJ
H. MAROW1TZ LOANS MONEY. 60S N. 16th St.
PLUMBERS.
FREE PLUMHING OF EVERY KIND. G.l.-l
Bteam & hot water heating ; newel age. 313 S. li.
J. J. HANIGAN. PLUMIUNO , STEAM AND HOT
water heating. 2705 Leaveii'Vorth St. 1M
HAIRDRESSING.
MILLER. LADIES' HAIRDRESSING. SHAM-
poolng , steaming hair goods , U13 Douglas.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
WHITE'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. THE ONLY
place to get help of all kinds In the clly.
Ijl All
THE JIKALTY J1AKK12T.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record July 19 ,
1S91 :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Andrew Madscn and wife to A B Hnnscn ,
lot 23. block 2 , Missouri Avenue paik J 1
A 11 llnnsen nnd wife lo Nani.e Mad-wn ,
Mime 1
James Delaney to M C Dunlnp , n : o fi > "t
lot 8 nnd w ' 4 of e CO leet lot 1 , block.
1 , Pope Place l.CDO
M C Dunl.tp and huxbund to W II Mlllard ,
trustee , name 80
C A WcstPifield nnd wife to J M Wester-
Held , lot 12 , block 3. South Omaha pnk. 300
W G Aitlrey to sirne. iindlv ' 4 of n ' 43 feet
lots 1 and 2 , block 2 , Fouler Place 230
Soulh Omaha Land company lo G F Curl-
fion , lot 3 , block 131 , South Omaha 403
G F Cailaon and wife lo C II Adamsou ,
n 'A X.UUO 200
Martin & Morrlssey Manufactuilng com
pany to William 1'etcinon , lot 3 , block
2 , xubdlv of lots 1 , 2 , 'J and 10 , block li ,
Bcnbon 200
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
H J Twlntlng to M C Rlley , lot 3. block
20 , Boyd'3 add 2
DEEDS.
A C Slaller nnd husband to J C McGue ,
lol 5 , block C , West Ctimlnt ! ndd 1,000
Sheriff to C 11 Blown , lot 21 , block C , S
n RogoiH' ndd 3,000
Special m.islcr to Andrew Miles , executor ,
et nl , lot C , block 13. Omnli.i View C33
Same to Fame , lot 23 , block 13 , same 743
W (1 ( . 'talk , administrator , lo J A Jobn-
8on , lot 3 , In tmbdlv of block C , DuPont
Place 3CO
Total amount of transfers S 8,731
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Bee
Building , OMAHA. Nob. Advice t KEb
RHILWAYT1WIBGHRD
XV7lCe5nCHKiAtiO" , UDltLlNU'lON A : Q | AUI\C3
Omabaj _ Depot lOtu anil Mason Sin. _ | Omaha
4.43pm . Chicago Vestibule . 9.AUIU
SiCum . Chicago ExpiCbS . 4Jjpm :
7.02pm . Chicago und Iowa Local . koo.im
UlSlam . T'acttio Junction Local .
Leaves I1IURLINGTUN Ac .MO. RIVER. | Aiiht-r
Oinaha [ _ Depol 10thuid Mason Sis. _ \ _ Oma.ia
. Dcmcr . .
10lSam : . Dcadtvood Uxinc.ta . 4:10pm :
4VJim : | . . . . . .Denver Exprtsd . 4lUpm :
C:20im : | , .Nebni ! > ka Local ( except dun. ) . . . 0:5upm :
fcUam. : . Lincoln Local ( except Sunday. ) . .ll:2j.uii :
Leaves I KTlT. . ST. J. .
_ Omiiha | _ peiiutiutji nnij Mason Sts. I Omaha
9:4onm : . Kans.is city Day Express . biijpin
' " * { ' via UTrans. . CiM.qn
J C1"-11 ' -'iNlKllt.i'x- - _
Leaves I CHICAGO. It. I. & PACIFIC. lAillve *
OinalialUnlQii Depot 10th & Mason Sis I Onnlia
EAST.
10lBam..Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . C:0jpm :
C:2ipm : Night Express COnm :
440pm..Chicago ; Vestlbuled Limited. . . . l.pm :
HiKpnijOUIahuinaJCxp. ( to C. H.jx8un ) . C3aii ; ;
WEST.
C:35am. Oklahoma & Texan Exp. ( ex rtunj.ll : lipm
l:3Spm : . Colorailo _ Limited . , , . . 4lOpm :
Leaves I UNION PACIFIC. | AriUes"
rOniaha | Union Depot 10th & Maaon Sts.j Omaia
9:50am : . Denver Express . .1 : ! > 0prn
J:15pm : . Overland Flyer . MMpni
8i45pm.Bcatilco Ac Stromsb'g i\ex ( Sun.12'30.u. ) )
CHOpm . . . .1 aclllo ExprcKi . 10E'.im
_ : . , . . . . . . . . . . , . . , lall. . . . . . . . . . 4W : | m
LTuvea ICHlCAGO."MlLr" : ST. PA(5I Ar7lvf < '
_ pmahalUnlonDepot10lli & Mason .SU , | Oinalia
"CiS'ptn , . , .r.Chlc.igo Ltmtlcd . 03'a'n '
11 ilQq m..ClilcaoJjxfrei. . _ < c.Suii _ 1. . . fMiiin ;
tcu > es T I1' J.\ " ; > lu. . Ai.i.i ; V Airuca
Omahal _ Depot 15th nnd Webster Sts. _ f Omalia
*
S.Ctain . T..Dc > ad oed Express . . , CilOnni
OiOSam.lEx. Sal.l.Wyo. Ex.K . Mon. ) . 8l"pm :
5 :00pm. : . Norfolk Expiess ( Ex. Sunday. ) . . 10. 45am
C:30pm : . St. Paul Kxpresr. . Ei'linm
I.emea I CHICAGO * NORTHWEST'N lAiruoj"
OmahaU.P. ( _ Depot lUtli A : Mason ht . | Omaha
'
HOCam.T7.Chlraeo : Ekprety. . . . . OMOpni
4OJpin : . Vt < 6llbula Llmllixt . U.iO.im
6SOpm.lx. : Sat ) .Chlc. pass.E . Mon. ) . ; JJpin
" CCIam..Uj..Ma.Vall : y I rnl . . _ . . . . 1U 2)pin )
l.faves I 'MISSOURI PACIFIC" " " tArilvas
Omahal Depot ISlli and W bsur ritn. Loraal
$ .00am . HI. Louis Fxprt > 83 . Cno.im :
90pm : . HI. l.oula Exprers . 6i : , ' > iMii
_ { > iin.N ) _ lirasku.l < ucal UJOun ;
l.vjL\r * i C. . HT. "I'.rM. te O. lA
Oinahr.i Depot llth and Webster St > . _ |
" '
"s Cflam.'Bloux Clly Accom ( Ex. 8un..r ) :0pm :
I0:00am. : . Sioux City Accom ( Sun. Only ) I n pin
12lCpm : .Sioux Clly Exiircks ( Ex. Hun..ll.wim )
_ 6SOpm : . SI. Paul Limited. . . . . . . . 9 l.'ain
'leaves SIOUX CITY Vc
Omuh | U. 1' . IJcjK't Kill & il.uioii jitij Oiiuu.t
CMam..itlous : Clly P.i vng r 10.2)pm )
: V.ini..rtt. | Paul l ! > jnmj. . . . . . . . . iainun :
T. a\tV | Kioux CITY t * IAIIFIIlAinv" '
JJmahal Ucjat Ulh anil W < l tcr Sis I Oun
C.'IOpm HI. Paul I.iinUi-1 . . 9 \ > .i < ' -
_ "Kinn Chlrago I.im l.-il u I'
mts |
> inahklll. P lK-p..t luth Ac > tiiyi-l Kt
T.Upm SU Luuls Cinncn EaJ ! ,12:31pi : < i
/'ptiTpno T\T p/iniiT
, P , utttlvtRS IN LOURT
Qutstions of Vna' Iinportarco to the SysUw
Up for Consideration.
ASKING JUDGE SANBORN'S ' INSTRUCTIONS
< Juc < tlin of I. < iiplii | ( ; ( HT l'\ ] > t'ii l\o ItrniU'liot
I'llUTll III tlllt HlllllU Of tillUlllU'll
Mult" * .linlh'bir.v rri'ilcrli'lt
Coiulcrt r.1i | > lnH.
ST. I'AUU July 10. B. nilery Atnlorson of
Now York. O.V. . Jllnlt nnd Krodorlck Coit-
dert o [ New York , receivers o [ llic Union
I'.iulflc , nnd .lotui M , Tluirslon tif Oinnhn ,
outin el for ttiu receivers , wore In I lie United
StatcB circuit court before JndRO Snnborn to-
ilny to prrseiit tltrlr petition In reKanl to
elnht nonpnyltig branches of Hit1 Union 1'a-
clOc systum.
Of tlio petition Hecclver Cotulert salil : "II
Is merely n motion on tlio part of the ro-
cclvtra of tlie Union I'.ielflc for Instrnctluns
from the court nbotit cerlnlu tirnnches of the
Union Pnclllc which are not paylni ; operat
ing expenses. As to these , although In some
cases they nro Inclilentnlly valuable to the
system , the receivers iloslro the Instructions
of the ccurt of which they nro only Instru
ments. A number of p.irtles In Interest bnvo
been cited In obedience to .lutlRC Snnhorn's
urilur nml each ono u ( the parties concerned
directly or Indirectly will be entitled to n
heariiiK. "
Mr. Coudert said the trustees for the bond
holders on the main line and Its branches tire
Interested because they hiivo an Interest In
the general fund out of which the expenses
for the crippled ro.nl s arc taken.
"Whero It Is for the general Rood , " ho
continued , "that these Infirm members of th.-
system shall be supported out of the common
fund , the court will no doubt order the ron
tlnuanco of the practlco which the receivers
under general Instructions nave heretofore
followed. Should any question of fuel be
raised It Is probable that the court will order
a reference to n master In chancery to take
proof of the allegation of the petition and to
report with his opinion then on , but It U
not probable that any serious question of
f.ict Mill be raised In opposition to the peti
tion of the receivers at least at this time. "
Judge Cornish has b ° en appointed master
In a few cases and may be appointed today
for all. In cotiEi-qucnco of the recent ap
pointment of a separate receiver for tlio Oregon
gen Hallway and Navigation company one of
the questions which are amoni ; the most Im
portant will bo eliminated from the discus-
Sinn.
Sinn.Tho
The receivers arc confident that Ihclr peti
tion will not meet \vlth any opposition.
The petition x\as argued at some length by
Mr. Thtirston.
From the attitude of the court In Its com
ments on the hearing , It seemed that they
were Inclined to the view that the branch
lines should be cut off where the contracts
would allow.
At the time of the recess nt 12:20 : an In
formal discussion was In progress before the
court , and It was continued at the hour for
rcasccmbllng. _
iiA.tiriitiN : ( , mi : IICIIVIP.S. : : : :
Uiipi y IiMrstciri Tlirou nn Aiimiylii ; ; Olc
sim'lf ) In ThrlrViiv. .
The circular issued to Short Line bond
holders , calling upon them to unite for the
purpose of maintaining undisturbed thulr first
mortgage bonds , ceems to have been pre
mature.
In the circular allusion Is made to the fart
that the receivers of the Union Pacific com
pany sre asking the circuit court to relieve
them of .the obligations of the contract of
1.S92 and of the Kuarunlco In pursuance
thereof. Hut the bondholders of the Short
Line and Utah Northern companies hcem to
foiKet that the receivers of the Union Paclllc
are also receivers of every road making up
the system , not of ono road , but of all the
roads.
Receivers Clark , Mink , Anderson , Doano
and Coudert have gone Into court and arc
asking Judge Snnborn to ro.llevo them of fcr-
taln onerous contracts which are Impossible )
of fulfillment , and that they I ) ? allow ed to
use their best Judgment In mannslng the
all'alrs of the non-paying companies
Little Is anticipated at Union Pacific
headquarters as to the circular except that
It shows unrest and a tendency to handicap
the efforts of the receivers which have been
solely directed toward the betterment of the
service.
UNIOX PACIFIC EAISNINCS.
Stittuiuunt .lust Ihiitml Mums u IIi > n\y
rnllliiK OIT.
nOSTON , July 19. The receivers of the
Union Pacific system this afternoon issued
their statement o : the condition of the road
for the month of May. The tress earnings
were ? 2G33,221.-IG , and the expends ? 2IS9-
900.11 , filvhif ; a surplus of $ TO,3ir..3r > , which
Is J387.9I4.S3 less than that of last year. Kor
the five months ending May 31 the earnings
were $11.779,987.8:1 : ; expenses , Including taxon ,
$9,187,795.54 ; surplus , $2.301. 192.29 , a de-crtube
of $2,136,751.81 from last year's figures.
Sldn Ti'iW | fur Slirlncrri.
The telegraphic Information Kent out from
Chicago that the potentate of Medlnah tem
ple , Order of the Mystic Shrine , had issued
a circular Informing the nobility that he
would guarantee us low rate to the meeting
of the Imperial council In Denver as any
line would offer , with side trips to Pike's
Peak , Manltou , Garden of the Uuds und
Georgetown , created quite a bensatlon In
Omaha yesterday.
Having named the Union Paelflo as the
route In the circular , every railroad man you
mot was ready to harpoon tlio "Overland"
system for breaking the agreement relative
to side trips.
Hut at Union Pacific headquarters the rate
was emphatically denied , anil It was KtJtnrt
that If the potentate of Mcdln.ih temple guar
anteed such sldo trlpi II was upon Ills uivn
authority , not the authority of any one uu-
thurlzed to make such side ir.'iis.
In point of fact , It Is conceded Mr. Lomuv
Is living rigidly up to Ills agreement to th"
disgust of representative ! ) of leading Chicago
lines , who had hopO'l ' that the t'nlon PaUflc ,
being n free lance- , would jump Inlo the
arena and tlssh the rates. Hut Ihe gnerul
passenger agent has done nothing of the
kind , and hits calmly content watching the
grlmmaces of the crowd about him.
Side trips will have ( o bo paid for , and
holders of tickets desiring lo go to Pueblo ,
or Colorado Springs , having purchased tlck-
oti for Denver , will have lo show the r orig
inal tlckeU , that local tickets may bo Issued
them. No broker would attempt lo handle
these tickets , tay from Denver to Pueblo.
unless a fair profit was In sight , and under
no possible conditions could the tcalp ; b ?
more thnn $2 or M.
Hut vleucd In another light , the rumor
seems to bo wholly unfounded. Should the
Union Pacific ngreo to give u side tr.p to
Pueblo , It would take out of the late from
the Missouri riven and return j.'I.SO , the
local Colorado ntc , which would leave the
Union Pacific for the haul of l.UOQ miles.
Omaha to Denver , $11.70. a ruinously low
rate If profitable ) business Is de Ircd.
MliiMiiirl l'n : ille ( 'li.uiis. .
Vice President C. O. Warner of the Mis
souri Pacific has Issued tliu following cir
cular :
" .Mr. Newman Krb , receiver of the rail
road and property of the KansttH City.
\\yandotto & Nurthwostern Hullrond cim-
pany , having , by direction of th litiitu'l
States circuit court for the district of Kmi-
cas as of this dntc , transferred the pnukPS-
nlon of all said railroad and property to
the Kansas Clly NurthwcHtcru Uallnmd
company , granteu of Messrs. Gexirno C.
Smith and H. P. WoKgentr , purchasing
trustees , notice Is hen. by ilven ; that the
said railroad and property will , frmn wild
date , bo innn.wd and operated by Kit Id the
Kansas City Nut tliuestern ltmln < ad com ,
pi r-y , and nil i.ilc-rs. ; JPII' > ) nn.l attorneya
of nilil recclvi'- will continue.1 ' ( dliarK9 !
lli-lr rciputtlyo duilou for euld company
until oilier l > .e or..firej. "
l'ollu > viiiK this cli'valar another clrcuUr
flWU Geiu-ial Miiiiit'xt 'l- > 01il'f \ 'K nflirp h s
JiiHt miido Us oppri : r"o , I ho rubji'ft m.it-
II.T bring tlio ari'n.i.i-i- ' -if H. i ! ' l..rk
K < 'it-ral ' stipcrlni"nd. nt of Hi * KJ > i > * \ > 'v
N. rihueateni company , with In , idq mri.r <
nt Kiuuiis City Mr Clark , the n w op-
puiniee , Is native ot Tlpp ca.-.oe City , O. ,
nnd cnlorctl the rulluny rr-rvl'-o In ISfi ! ) ,
* lncoshlrh limp ho bus boon ci'it ctttlvely
lno. > 1SC ! > to 1S7J ngent timl i > pi-rator of
N'Mih Mlifourl railroad : 1S7I to Ixsl train
dl patcher sntup road ; ISM to dale BUI-.CS-
M\py | trnln mnslpr. dl\i it > n miiH'rin'rnil'-nt '
nnd uwrlnif | > nili > nt of the Mls-roml I'aclllo
nt Scdnlln.Mo ,
lerpltic Cur < 'iiiiiiiiiir | lnri > rutrUr | < l.
SPIltN'OPIKM ) , III. . July 10. Th.R . , . -10-
tary of stnlo todny llreliffd the rorp-iM *
lion of the Continental 1'iilncp Cnr cunpany ,
locnlpd nl IJast St. Kouls. II Is propi-.ed to
limnufnt'turp. sei'l nml oporaio liil'no nWp-
Ine , dlnliii ; ami buffpl cnra and otliiT np-
iwratus In connect Inn Ihr-r.wlth. llu rip-
Ital ( rtnck If ff',000,000. Tite lui'orpurrt > ,
nreV. . A.'Itati's , J. T. McUoiljiui. M .M.
Wood , jr. , H. J. W lilt Ing nnd Jacob Bchorrcr.
Itiilluny l A.
HvsrythlnR win rrpnrtrd oulet nlotiR the
entire Union Parlllc1 yntc"u yesterday
"No change In tu ! ! iuBllin ( at Hutto" wnJ
the litcotilc utteinnce of .Mr. T. M. Orr.
C. II. Dtixbury of ( lie luillmure & Ohio
came to Omaha to pot some of the Knights
of Pythias bustni > gi > , but they nro going nvor
Iho Pennsyhanla und "Dux" will now go
back to sad iea wnvrn. North of Ihe PIVto
the knlKhts will takn the X'nlon Pacltlt-
Northwestern , while the Ilurllmton will
haul the tourists \VashliiKton from Ilia
iioulh. v
r.i/.ii .s.r/o/.M'.s
Cenrriii Oplnlnii Unit ll UIII Iliun : \Vldo- -
opro.nl tnlltirtu-c.
CHICAGO. July 10."Mgr. . Palolll's de
cision Gustitlnlng Hlsliup U'ntterHon's docrro
prohibiting salium Keepers from mcmborxhlp
In Uoman Catholic sorletlrs will be rccclvcil
with great Fatlsfarllon by Catholics K "
cially and by all Interested In the work of
temperance. " snld W. J. Onahan , secretary
of the Cnthollc congress held In Chicago
during the World's fair. "H shows how
co ! cdy Sign Satolll Is In tourh wllh the.
moral sentiment In this country , the grow
ing s.'iitlmcnt ngalnst Ihe liquor tranio. ThU
decision Is exactly In accord with HIP plat
form and resolution ; ! adopted by Ihe Catlnllo
congress held hero during the World's fulr.
Mgr. Kulolll's action will give great strength
and lmrnle and heartiness to Iho National
Catholic Temperata" cmigrcon , nhh-h will be
held In St. Paul on August 1. While the
present effect of the derision Is local ami
applies only to the dlocene of t'nlumbu" Iho
effect of the decision will b ? w Idrspreaillni ; . "
"I think Mir. ; Kaiolll's decision means thtil
ho did not want to Intcr'prc with lllshop
Wnttcrsnu In the diocese of Columbus. " said
P. J. Hennessey , secretary of Iho Whisky
trust. "Tli ? ruling has cITcct only on that
dlocrse. "
"Is not the church opposed to the liquor
trnlllc ? "
"Tn HIM abuse of It. yes. "
"if oily FO much Iliiunr nR mny bo used
by ililnl.ini ; men wllhout iolni ; to excess
were consumed would the sales fall off
greatly ? "
" 1 think not. The few who drink tn
excels arc iilu-iu-s In o > ldenco nnd attract
atli'iit'on ' lo thfmselve-s , while llu1 vast ma
jority of men who drink moderately nre not
noticed. The very larsjo proportion of tha
Ilijnor consumed in this i-imntrv Is used by
men who drink quietly and mo.lnratcly nnd
without harm to thrnmehp- nny one cho. "
Ni\V : YORK , July 19. Aiming the Romnn
Catholic clerfy of this city the Kencr.il opin
ion appears lo IIP that Iho elTecl of Miir ,
Satolll MiKlnlnlni * Illthi ) ' ) Wnttrrsnn'8 attl-
titdo on the subject of the liquor trafllc would
bo mcr&I rather than legislative. Salil onti
clergyman : "The moral effect of n ruling
like that must be foil very greatly. The
church , of course , has always discountenanced
the liquor trallle , but us yet has not legis
lated against it. "
KASJPAK. INSTALLED.
New MumlM'i'H of llio I5ounl of I'ublle WoKca
nn liili. ,
The mayor has nlllxeil his Plgnaturo to the
bond of Street Commissioner Kf.apnr , and
that centleninn la now duly Insinllcil In Iho
office. Ths change In th ? hcada of thei street
and newer dcinrtmenta Is naturally uatislnR
considerableiiiifaslness in lilo mind ! ) of the
inspectors and other eiiiploye-s v.-lm have but
lltljo confidence In civil strvice. reform ns ap-
plluil to munlciinl government. In the slrcet
deiartmcnt | lli > re In a timekeeper , two In-
snectora. ti fureman nnd various other good
jobs to be disposed of , and In the sewer de.
partmont there Is about nn equal amount ot
patronage lo b.distributed. .
That this hnj not Iv-en lost alnht nf la
evidenced by the throng ei/ men who have
haunted the- city hall for the past two days
looking for a Hinnll measure of political pro-
ferment. Mnny nf tin m rome to the mayor
with the Id a that IIP will have yomcthlni ; to
siy about the mailer , but receive but llttlo
satisfaction. Thtio Is scarcply an hour of
Iho day during which ( hero Is not some appli
cant for a job on the carpet In the Hoard of
Public Woiki ollle.3 , and all rorts of claims
are advanced to convince the appointing
powqr that change's are absolutely needed
No removals have bfn made yet , however ,
and If nny nro ( onlcnipliitcd they have not
boon mentioned by tlio commissioner.
JOBBERS AS
Is-inn n Ilaiiilsnino Snuvi-iilr of the Trip
OUT llio Kll.liorn.
The Jobbers of the Commercial club who
went on the first excursion over t'.ie ' Klkhorn
road as far as llastinirs and return to
make the personal nciimhitanco of their re
tail customers hnvo just li-yuul a hniulsoniD
fifty-two page Illuitraled touvunlr of the
trip. The eouvcnlr Is Illustrated
with half-tone engravings nml eonlaiim nn
lntpreftin ; acrount of iliolr cxrurslon , aa
wall ns a diii'ilory of all Hie business men
whom I hey vlnlted In tlio different towns
and nliic.s. .Snap allots were taken \/ith u
Kodak along HIH line niul aio leprudnooil In
tlio cou-.i-nlr , recalling pleasant inomorirs ,
Tlie Omaha "Uxteinpopincotis llanO , " with
Dan Karrell na eiiiini major ; "A Stretft Par
Socno lu I'alistliii. ' , " v , Ith Max Meyer ns tha
c.ntral figure ; "Tlio Two Ch"nib3 , " l arrell
and A. P. Tukey ; a group of the Kll.liorn
r.illwnv ofllelals itnil many either views nro
published. The jobbut : ; will Ft-nd out uitother
uno about Iliolr last trlji to I''alls O'y ovur
Iho Mlieiurl : Pacific. These e\cursl is ] havu
air : > dy lesulUil In mueh good , nnd a feellni ;
uf firm frlt'idhlp ! has been cKtabllHh H | IIB-
twccn tlio jobbers nnd retail dralerj.
Slinrl Pollen Miirh'4.
John O'Hrl.n , convicted of Blcallnrj a If- ;
of btcr fiom n 1'nlon Paclllc car was ucn-
tuiUid to nine days In the city Jail.
An injuatlea waH done Uncle Keith In the
rcpurt of the escapade of two wunun nnd
tlielr paramours. Kcitli wiu Blmply em
ployed ID drive the pattlot In hl.H hack and
had no other connection with the rasp
.1. S Atherlon wai areslcd y lenlciy
clmrgod with a violation of the nv gnbago
ordinance , In that bo handled garbag' with
out llrbt cocurlng n permll from th itnard of
lloallli. H Is the Intention tu make this j
test case.
f.'harlcH M'ldsnn , n nlty flroman , nnd Pot'r
Ilpnsen played bal Wcjlifi'liiy ufln < ji | In
Ilia vicinity nf Tuenty-fum Hi and Indiana
( uentio , mtic.'li to the nnii'jyanoo cf A I' .
llOBi.rs , nl.'tllVM In that vl.-iblly. VetTmy
UeiKcrH had Hit ) two pait or , nrroMu.1 , charfjuii ;
them with violating tlio city n : < liuuiicrs ,
They pl-ndcd suilty and \\m-u finu'i J. ' ! each
ami tin costs , nftcr which the line wai tm-
pondctl , _ _
Klilitry Tea curs * bnuluich' Tr i
tif.u , 23 * cents. All drucs : ifs.
Arri'xii'il for -MnUiiti ; Tlirnitx.
John I ) . Thomas , -.vti > la now being ox-
uinlncJ by llu Iniiinlty board ciIhe curn-
plulnt ihivl liu Is to fur unKiliinctd iuo.ii-
tally IIH to irinke It unxafn fur Mini to bo nt
Inrjsoviis fiKiiln UITOHII" ! yi'-Hli-nln .
The c-oinplulnt wtis Hlmllnr tu tin ) | no\-l . .r )
one , tliu ulK > 9iillnn bcliiw that 1) ) . ) > ' > ! i.ui.lu
H'jrl'jtiH ' thrtuts njiliiHt the llfo nf an at
torney \uium bu liiiiiKinid biid Injuiod him.
Sco thp pej.-jnr.'t : lioua ntt. ami ova.
Couttlftiid bench today.
, \ \ n un : | i"r CftJtPrla.
When iio T4J it Cl.Ud , klw < : rJ > c ! fur Tnstorla.
\VV , < n flei t'-citir.n MU < , ti\9 flni'.j to CasU.rla.
Uad ' .1dIJri.-i&li < Ki.t > cthoraO > itoHi'