THE OMAHA DAILY. BliEi"T.IURSDA V , JULY 20 , 18M.
SPEGlRL NOTICES.
AdVf rll ement * < ir tliMe columns will b Inken
iinlll 12 31 p , m. tor the evening and until 9:00 :
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Advertiser * , liy requesting n numhored check ,
cnn hfivo nnswer * nd'lr s l to n numbered letter
In core nf The lie' . Answer * M mMre I will
b delivered upon presentation of the check.
Itatc' , 1140 n word first Insertion , le n iron !
thereafter. N nil Ing taken for IMH thnn iSo.
WANTED BITTJATJON.
GRAIN MAN WANTS POSITION IN COt'N-
try ; Understands business thoroughly : refer
ence * . H 1 , Her. AM \ 8S * _
HNOlNEr.R AND MACHINIST DESIRES .TOtl
In country town running stationary engine.
Addreea G. W. H. . Box 277. Missouri Vntli-y . In.
WANTED , POSITION BY riRST-CLASS BARtender -
tender , In Omaha or Council Bluff * . Address
H 12. rare Kill otllrp. A-MM ! M *
HELPT
3ui.li iiuiiS , TEAMS FURNISHED ; INSTALL
menl goods. American Wringer C3 . 1600 How
ard street. H-671
TWO YOl'NO MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS CAN
find steady employment ; call tid-Anm 11 nnu
12 n. in. , nnd B and 6 p. m. , at " , . ' ) ; ! ; , , , '
Council Bluff * . 11-MTO28 _
baker * ! Apply at once. "American HI r"Jt J
Mfg. Co. B-M..22 28
SALESMAN WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY IN
United Stntpa ; 173.00 month nnd i-ipi'nHes ; ml-
furnMn-d goods mo
vertlslng di'Uiery team ;
nopoly. Aililrei-s K. S. , 132 Conl > nnad.Bldg. . .
Boston. Mom. B-.M..I * 2C *
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED. OIIIL TOR GENERAL HOt'Sn-
work. Three In family. Apply ut onceMrs. .
J. R. Campbell. 1311 S. 29th st. C' 2S
WANTED ? OOI ) IIONiST : GIRL FOR (1EN-
ernl housework. Apply evenings between 7 nnd
8 o'clock. . )21 ) Mnsun , C 432 i , '
WANTED-IoiRI. FOIl" " GENERAL IIOI'SE-
work In family adults , must IM 1 rat clasi
cook. 635 Georgia avenue. _ C _ " ! " .
WANTED-GOOD A1 COOK : WAGES $ : .00
per week. Apply ZM So. 20th AVI'C(5
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WANTED , A DOMESTIC FOR GENERAL
housework ; Oeiman prcferu-d. Iii'iulrc at
olllce People's Furniture nnd Carpet - < > .
x C "rfluO'J ' t
A GERMAN GIRL WANTED TO DO OEN-
1 oral lioiiHownrk In n nnmll family ; references
wanted. Apply 120 N. 26th St. C 510 27
; FOB BENT HOUSES.
FOR RENT , GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM
I house , 2621 Capitol avenue. B. H. Roblnon ,
room 7 , Commercial National. D l > i )
HOUSES W. G. TEMPLETON. PAXTON BLK.
TENTS FOR RENT 13U FAIINAM
D-3S1
CLEAN , COMKOnTAIlLE. CONVENIENT ,
moderate rentals , beat 1 and 4-room aultes for
housekeepers on.y. Hcfcrcnccs letjulrcd. Also
t-room ulto In tenement. 810 B. 22d stioet.
VERY FINE 7-I1OOM COTTAGEAT nn-
duced price ; cnll at once. Fidelity Truit Com
pany. 170i Famim Bticct. D 119
ron HUNT WANTUD , aoon MEDIUM
priced lionsen. List your liouaes for rent
with Amea. _ U-M578 _
j5 1'iiA'rr .ST. , IN GOOD nci'Aiu. js.w.
3513 Bewanl > t , 4-room rottnee , os good aa
1 new , 110.00.
3(01 Jnckann St. , n flno modern cottage , 0
rooms , nearly new. onlv (2-.K.
13. E. cor. 6th and Williams , a 3-room houaa
with burn , largo ynnl , fruit trees , berrlea.
etc. , paved at , only JM.CO.
Ono of thoie beautiful LaFayclto I'laco houses
cheap to right party.
Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 Farnam Bt.
D SSI
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FOH nnNT. mismAiiLE DWRLI.INOS IN
all pnrta of cltyx E. II. Sheafa 43J 1'nxton M ! ( .
I > 318A6
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FOR HENT. MonnnN IO-UOOM FLAT. CUN-
trally locatcil , will readily nil with roomers.
B. H. aiicafc , 133 I'nxton blk. D 913A6
FOR ItHNT , MOST DKSinAUI.n RiSIUI2NCE. :
2513 Farnam. 11 C * 1'atterson , Humvc blk.
D-927
CHOUSES , F. K. DA11LINO , IIARKKR I1LOCK.
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THH CITY. THE
O. F , Davla company , 1505 Farnam. D C70
i-nooM COTTAGES , MODiirtN , " cnoicn IN
Stanford Cliclo. U. S. Klgultcr , 201 Dec bldg.
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L'ntNTAL ! AOR'NCT. M7 BUOWN iir.bcK.U878
U-878
KKLKI3NNY&CO. , It. 1 , CONTINENTAL
FINE 7-noOM CORNER FLAT AT 701 8. 1GTH
street ; ranRtt and all other conveniences. George
Clouser , room 2 , 1623 Farnam sticet. D 300
FOR HUNT. NK\V MODERN SI3VKN-ROOM
houae , { 2J.OO per month ; 36tli , north of Leaven-
worth ; apply theic. D IK ) 15 *
FOR RENT IF SOME GHNTLIIMAN AND
tils wife would like to rent a desirable modern
hpuao of nine rooms In n choice location , wo
have 'It. HOURS & JJIll. B 390-A20
FOIl JinNT AUGUST 1ST , FLAT NO. CIS S.
17th St. All modern Impiovcmrntu ; water
rent paid. 2SI2 Farnam St. D-375--K *
10-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN CONVENIENCES.
621 South 13th street. D 393-2 ;
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FOR RKNT , 7-UOOM MODERN COTTAOK. 946
North 25th t. Apply at Ilkhaid'H clgur xtoic ,
1017 Fninnm. D in
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.SIX-ROOM COTTAGE. 937 NORTH 2Vm ST. ,
HIM ; enquire 2l2'i ' ) ! CumlnK or S2J H. ISth Bt.
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FOR RENT. CHEAP , FOUR-ROOM HOUSE ,
830 South 27th utieet. D-MI97 27 *
HOUSES , VnilV HEASONA11LE. WELL I.O-
cftted. Sherwood , 912 N. Y. Life. 1) 512
BOR BENT FTJBNISHEU BOOMS.
VnRY NICE ROOMS. 1723 DAVENPORT.
FOR RKNT , 3 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for hoUBtkfeplnir C13 S. 16th 3d floor.
E 3I.1-25 *
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING
and float BlerpliiK room. 1C1I Howard.
_ E-M373 27
FUIINISHED ROOMS ; IIOUSEICEKIMNO. S026
8t , Mary's avenue. li-M412 lh ! *
FIVE ROOMS , 1713 NORTH mil STREET.
E I9J 30 *
F 1 1 RNISHED ROOM. I1ATH ; JO.iO MONTH. 1911
Farnum , E 511 2J *
FUBNISHED BOOMS ANlTBOABD.
YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME. UNDE RCARE OP
Women's Chilstlnn uusoclatlon. lit S. 17th at.
F-C83
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UOOMS ANU I1OAIID , 2413 CAPITOL AVENUE.
ROOMS WITH HOARD. 2120 HARNEV.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND FIRST
class lionnl. 1721 Dodge. F-215
ROOMS , WITH HOARD. CHICAGO ST.
F M3S1 A20
UKSIRA1ILE SOUTH FnONT ROOM AND ALcove -
cove , with board , 5510 Dodeo alnet.
F M4IT. 2S
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tJNFtrBNlSHED"BbOMS
3 NICU ROOMS ; WATER. 603 N. 13TII ST.
a-20S-AI3
FOB BENT STOBES AND OFFICES
CORNER SALOON , 921 DOUGLAS. INQUIRE
812. I-M8GJ
FOR RKNT. THE TsTORY TmiCIC mHLDINO ,
910 Farnam all eel. The btitldlm ; bus a flic ,
proof cement basement , complete vU'am heal
IMC future * , water on all Moors , gaa , etc , Ap
ply nt the office of the lite. 1 910
AaENTS WANTED ,
WANTED , AGENTS TO SELL TO FARMERS
111 Nebraska. They till want It ; no book ran-
vamltiK ; blw money maker. Addirss 207 Q
itieet. South Omulia. J MJS3
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AGENTS WANTED. TO HANDLE THE NEW
Invention of sack holders , J" t mil. It U laitie
prpllt and easy seller ; \\lll nuke I5.CHI to JIO.W
n day. Call at unco ut 1IW nouti\ve ; t corner
llth ami Ilow.iid , J M < ISi >
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AGENTS WANTBU. OH SALKS5IEN DESIR.
InK uld line , to take onk'is by aiiipte , maple
seller , t'aslly cnrileil. We pay ctpenses ami
ualnry , or communion und fuinUhi < .iiiiplt > H on
application. Address Ixx'lc llox U'3 , Now Yink
city.
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WANTED. AGENTS IN KVBIIY CITY AND
criunty to sell iv ntaple nrllrln on ivmimlxiilon ;
u\cejli > nt rlmnc-n for rnerKetlo mcit. Aililiw *
Ohio Vulloy ClKur Mfk' , Co. , P. 1 > . lux Ml ,
Cincinnati. Q. J- Mil ? M'
WANTED TO RENT WANT TO LEASE FOR
term of year * tenement block 01 nuuil > er of
dwrlllnca cenlrully located. Addrmn P. O.
llox TSi. K 373
8TOBAOE.
fiTOIlAQU , WILLIAMS & CUOSS.int HAUNKY.
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OM.VANiSTOHAGbJ CO.IW < IXDOR. TKL. 1VJ.
MOI
FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS : CLEAN
nd cheap rule. It , Wellf , lilt 1'utnam.
M-UI
iNU\atMENTs : TO"UO RISSMAKING IN
fimllill.uo ; a day. AJJruu U 1 , Hv.
WANTED-TO BUY.
BKCOND.JJAND FURNITURE. 120 8. 11TII RT.
N0
I1KST FOR THE MONnY.HAVANA FRECKLK8.
N MM7 AI9
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SECOND-HAND
furniture , itove * , to. I. Urusaell , 710-712 N , llth
. N-8M
WANTED , TO PURCHASE TWO OOOD RESI-
tlenl loin In Florence. Improved or unimproved ;
slati ! description , full particulars and lowest
cash price to H 9 , Dec olllce. N-M4U 24
PAYMENTS EASY , YOU WON'T MIS3 YOUR
money. Low prices on furniture A household
roods. Entcrpnio Credit Co. , 613-O5 N. Kill at ,
O-ir.7
FOB'SALE H6BaEs'wAoolj37ETo
FINE SECOND HAND PHAETONS AND CAR-
rlaRps. A. J. Simpson's Repository , 1111 Dodcp
P-5Hait
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FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE. FIRST MORTGAGES. OUARAN-
teed 8 per cent , sums of J300.00 to U.OrtO.OO.
Why take 4 per cent hcn you con Ret 87
Ann-a , 1817 1'arnam. Q .M t
ICE FOR SALE ; CAN SHIP OVER ANY ROAD
out of Omaha and Council ItlulTi ) . Lamoreaux
llroa. . 306 So. 16th , Omaha. Q 332-A17
FOR SALE. ST. IlERNARD PUPS , FULL PED-
Igrepd. C23 N. Htli artect. Q-MI37
ST. IlERNARD DOG PUP. 9 MONTHS OLD ;
fine tieillnrep , flnu markings and color. Room
30. Itarker block. Q-MMI at
It'll FOIl HAT.i : IN CAR LOTS. fHLIIERT
Urns. . Council Illuffs. Q-M523 AI5
SIMPSON , Ull DODGE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FREE MUSEUM OF ANATOMY TO MEN
only. Ur. fcnrlcs & Searlea. H1C Farnam at.
R-131-A10
MRS. DR. It. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , REliable -
liable business medium ; Till year at 119 N. 10.
8-689
CLAIRVOYANT-PROFESSOrt WHITE CANBH
consulted on business , marriage , divorces antl
nil family affairs ; the future plainly revealed ,
lovers united , troubles healed .names of
friends and enemies ; also the one you will
marry. Houra from 9 n. m. to 9 p. m. Sun
day , 9 to B. 1617 Chicago street. S 109-A10 *
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
MADAME SMITH , 003 S. 13TII. 2D FLOOR ,
room 3. Mamaire. vapor , alcohol , ateam , sul
phur and sea baths. T MI3S 28 *
MME ANNA OF CHICAGO GIVES ALCOHOL
baths and massage. SOS N. 10th , i .
PEBSONAL.
LADIES' AMIIER JEWELRY TO ORDER ;
aUo repalrlng.6138.Kth street. U-M150
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LTEVE'RYTHING ALL RIGHT , s. .
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TRY HAVANA FRECKLES. A M
\VHKN OUT AV1TH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J.
tuller s new Ice cream parlors , 2SOi Leaven-
woith street ; everything Is new. Including th
bulldlns. Tel. 1030. Ice cream delivered.
U"\1210
VI AVI HOME TIIEATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health bools and consultation fiee. Adilr i or
call Vlavl Co. . 346 nee bldg. Lady attendant.
BCHADELL'S HHAMPOO. VAPOR , AND HOT
air machine for steaming ladles ( ' > < ' nd
heads ; cuico dandiuff und headache. 15J2 Dmig-
las atrcet. U-Mtat S3
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DRTw. ROSS MARTIN. 1824 FARNAM ST. :
hours from 11 to 1 , S to 5 , 7 to 8. Tel. 1810.
U Vi > S A5
UNION lIRAND-OENUINErWHOLE WHEAT
Hour. Wheatel New breakfast food. Ncnl &
Conrad , Wholebale Agents , ° "mlul"s5
" A15
UNIUILTED'
WHOLE WHEAT IIREAD rnCiM
Hour at Imogen L. Rnmsi.y'a , 21i N. 16th st.
MASSAGE"it.vTiis. . MMiTTosT"
UMIIIHLT.AS : MADE , REC-OVEIIED AND RE-
paired. 105 South Sixteenth MiPft. U 3S3
CR'EAI' FOR wmi'i'TNaT I-OTTAOB CIIEKSE.
Wateiloo crc.uuery. 1CU Howaid ; tel 1332.
U MH6 all
MASSAGE. MADAME IIEUNAI'.D , 1419 DODCIE.
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DALDUI'F
A plcnaant and convenient place , 152)
Farnum street , Paxton block ; 'phone 711.
MMK. LA ROOK. MASHAOE. 1609 LEv'vEN-
worth St. , third lloor. fiont room U 4.MJ 2C
SAMUEL lU'RNS INVITES YOU TO SEE HIS
neu dinner nuts at (5.JS ; formeily Jlo.oo.
U M503 27
MONEY TO LOAN SEAL ESTATE.
ANTHONY LOAN S. TUU3T CO. . 313 N. Y. UFK
loans at low lates for choice security on Ne-
braaka and loua furi" or Omaha city property.
\V-700
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MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Ureniun , l.ovo & Co. , I'axton bl < <
Vf-c
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UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW
York. Capital | 2.000KW , Bui plus 1800,0 * } . Sub.
mil choice loans to F. 8. 1'uaoy , agent. Fir Hi
National bankbuilding. _ W 701
UFU INSURANCE "POLICIES LOANED ON
or boutiht. F. C. Cheney , Kansai City. Mo.
W 698
CITY LOANS. LARQK LOANS ON CENTIIAL
business ptcperty ; o per cent. C , A , Starr ,
615 N. Y. Llfo building. W-M25)
MONF.Y TO LOAN ON CITY AND I'ARll
property , Ame , 1617 Farnam stieet ,
W" M881
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. 13,000 & upwards , S tii 014 per cent ; no
delays. W. Farnum Smith & Co. , li.J ! Fainam.
W C93
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MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS ,
I m pro veil and unimproved Omaha real cjlate.
Fidelity Tru t CoJio Farnam at. W-MI
MONEY TrO LOAN AT r.O\VEST RATES ON
Improved und unimproved Omaha real estate ,
1a J > eur . Fidelity Tr" l Co. , 1102 Farnam.
MONEY TO"I.OAN'ON OMAHA PHOPKRTY
and NfLraika f.irmi at from 6 to 7 per cent.
W. U. Melkle , First National bank building.
W-63I
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OMA1LV I OAN & TR"UST"cb. . 1STH AND
D luulaa stieeti , loan money on city and farm
property t low cat rates of lntfr t. W 831
MONEY TO IXJAN AT LOWEST RATES. TUB
O. F , Dav ls Co. . IMS Farnam at. W 698
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LCUNM. E7Tir BHEAFK. 43j"lAXTON HLK.
W 16A8
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LOAN'S - w. aTVEMi'LETON , PAXTON HLK !
MOHTaAGE IX3ANS. A. MOOUE , & ' < N Y I.II'l ,
W-Mtuil *
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MONEY TO HOANCHATTELS. .
FOR SIIORT T7ME IXANS Al'l'IA" AT ItOoVt
No. ti Pailon block. X-4.3-J- ! )
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Continued.
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS MADE ON CHATEL
lecurlty. Address r , O. Max 752.
X 37J
J. U. HADDOCK. ROOM 427 , HAMUU IILOCIC.
C" 73i
MONEY TO IXAN ) ON HOUSEHOLD FURNN
ture. pl noa , horaci , wagons , or any kind of
clmttfl iiecurlty , at lowed poialblo rates , which
} ou can pay bark at any time , and in nny
mount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
room 4 , Wllhnell block. X-70J
A. K. HAr.RIS , ROOM 1. CONTINUNTAlTuLK
X Mi08
MONEY TO LOAN ON'FUIINITUIIUT PlANpsT
horits , WDRona , etc. , at Ion eat rales In city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential : you
can pay the loan off at any time or in any
jnounts.
jnounts.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
806 South 16th atreet.
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PUOP-
erty. Harvln Loan Co. . 701 N. Y. Life building.
SHORT TIME LOANS , 4M
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE. GROCERY STORK ! GOOD.CLEAN
Mock , locnted on the best street In tlio city ;
will Invoice nt nbout II.SOO.OO ; will sell for
rash only : good reason for selling. Address
P M. Bee. Y M198 A13 _
J3.000 00 STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHAN-
dlsn ; must t sold nt once for cash nnd part
trade. D. W. Butler. Alliance , Neb.
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FOR SALE. AT A BARGAIN. ' 1TAK,1NlvA3 ?
onrp , only lumber ami coal yard In thriving
town of 800 Inhabitants on main line of Union
Pnclllo rill way In eastern Nebraska. Satis
factory reasons for selling. If deslinble. elf-
vntor property cnn Iw purchased in connection.
If you ha\n somtcanti nnd can give good BC-
curlly , address 3 7 , lice. i-4i2 J *
IF YOU WANT TO BUY , SELL OR EXCHANGE
merchandise , get In or out of business , call
on or address the National Information nnd
Exchange Co. , 203 First National bank , Omnha ,
Nell. \-uOSii21
SMOKE HAVANA FRECKLES , A
FOB EXCHANGE.
UAROAINS IN HOMES.TIlADB.SALB.lCOS Dodw
A 10-CENTEIl FOR GC , HAVANA J'R ECKLES.
FOR EXCHANGE. CLEAR OMAHA LOTS ,
Improved and unimproved , and clear unim
proved lands , for Onmhn. rental property ; will
iismima reajtonHblo encumbrance ; If you me In
n tlKht place- this Is n chance to Bet out. O.
( J. Wallace , 312 IJrown block , 16th and
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When you want HELP Let THE BEE
HELP you get HELP 25c for seven
teen words or less first time , and a
penny a word after that no matter
how many words There are lots of
folks needing ; HELP We will HELP
you and you will get HELP.
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ron TRADD. ron OMAHA , IMPROVED PROP-
ertlea worth $1,000.00 to $10.000.00 , good farm
Innda In this stale ; wtli assume reasonable In-
cumbrance. What have sou E0t7 Ames. 1617
Tarnam street. Z M31T
roil uxciiANdi : , UESIUENOI : i noi iiiTY :
nnd Improved fuim for (1,500.00 to J3.000.00
stock general meiihamlltie. Dax 33 , North
1.0UP. Xeb. / JI377 27 *
TO uxniANOi : , co ACIIKS wiu IM
P'OM-I ! furni , ne-ir O'Neill , Holt CD. , Nell. , want
house nnd lot , suburbs pi of en oil. Aililrexs B
1:1. : Heo. / man 27 *
FOB SALE KEAL ESTATE.
roll SALE , NK\V 4-ItOOU COTTAGE : CBL-
lar , clitein , city water : cor. 35th and Sahlcr :
11,250.09 : 'one time. Enquire 1318 Farnnm.
fetm'l liurne. IlE 11613
iiouns. LOTS A VD FARMS.
eule or trade. F. K. Darling , Dker blk.
R E-703
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TOR 8ALD. 12 > S MILES FROM OMAHA. 430
ncrts well lmpio\ed ; ICO acres In hay. 170 In
corn anil oats , balance In limber. Will sell
for (10 an aero nn cn y terms. It will pay tu
Investigate this. Ames , 1C17 Furnnm.
_ HE M313
( SNAP-SMOOTH. RICH GARDEN LAND I-'IVB
miles fiom poitotlle , tlOO per ncie ; might tnka
some trade. 910 N. Y. U bide.
H n 17C-AI3
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ron SAI.I : . < o. GO on 100 ACRES , JOINS FilonI
clice. Splendid lunil fur Investment. Only J60
un acre. Ames. 1617 Furnam street.
RB-M313
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DAnGAIN A FINE 160-ACItB FARM , 7J MILKS
from Omnha , for (2,000.03 ; (500.0) cnsli. balance
in 5 years. C. It. Uoatrlsht. 351 N. V. Life.
RG-M323 A17
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FARM LAND , C. F. HAKIUSON , 912 N Y LII.'E.
U U-643Jly27
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SOME CHEAP LOTiT
A line 50ft. . lot ut < 3rd. and Plnkney streets ,
nt KOO.OO.
CO ft. trade , 3rd and Francis etieets , at
( IMCO.
: U ft. on 29th , near Dorcas street , east front ,
only JGOO.tO.
iu ; t ft out on 27th. near Woolworlh , trees , etc. ,
u very line lot for half value , (1.000.00 ,
A most denliub.0 lesldence , 60. ft , lot , on
Georgia a\enu * . near Pacific street , for ( . ' .100.00.
MV have houen nt fiom ( SOO.OO to (10.000.00 nt
Kieatly reduced prices , nnd on terms that will
requlic little ca li. llefoic buying , selling or ex-
clmtmrlnir. be euro nnd sen the
Fidelity Tiuat company , 1702 Farnnm street.
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TOR SALM , CHOICE SECTION L.\ND NEAR
l.fxlngton. Dawson county. No liner land In
the state. Ames , 1617 Farnam. RE M318
LlSTTlAIlQAlNS FOR QUICK TURNS.lCoTDodgs
ItK-SU
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FARM. FINEST IN SHERIDAN COUNTV ,
WvnmliiK. 100 in rex , line fining. IrilKatlon ,
J..LW.OO ; ilon't mlH.i this. Pioneer lIualnesH
Agency , tilicildun. Wyoming. RE MD03 M *
CARPENTERS AND BTJILDEKS.
HAMILTON rmOM. . CENEItAL CONTRACTors -
ors find bullderi * , carpenter \\uilc , brick In ) Ing
juidjiUalerlng. M H. ISth St. Tel. 1179. M33S
C. E. MOIUULL. CARPENTER. OFFICE AND
itoie llxluics a specially. 1613 Cupltol ave.
DANCING.
FOR PRIVATE LESSONS. BTAOU OR
society dances , call on Morand , 1510 llarney ,
or 2906 Dodge street : terms reasonable.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIP1J FACTORV ; OLD
pipes nmd.i new. 813 a. ICIh , M-181
n , i * CARTKR ! METAL CORNICE SKYlights -
lights , smoke stacks , furnaces. 1617 Howaid st.
428
IMMAUUD MIRRORS IlEsTLvTmED , 713 rTTiT
83 A5
D. T. MOI'NT HAS" REMOVED HI3 CO.VL
ofllce to 2M 80 , Uth , llrown blk. M14S
ELKCT1UC AlTs U JPPLIK8.
ARMATURES' CONVERTERS REWOUND
M0iaii liatteiles lectmrigcdj electrical and gen
eral muclilnlita : supeilur work RUtrunteed.
Omaha Electilcn ) Works. C17 and CIS B. IClh sU
MJ
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACT"
01 * for electrlo light and motor plants nnd all
kinds uf electrical construction.W ietn Eleo
trlv Supply Co. , 41S and CO S. ISth st. SJ7
HORSESHOEING.
MRS. THOMAS MALONEV , VIZ N. 1CTH ST.
_ 1MAH _
-
E U. Ut'KT , HOlfSKSHOER , 114 N , ITl'll.mAt
m-At
OPT iqiAMB.
OMAHA OPTICAL DVIMADIN OITICIAN8 !
J. F. Ponder , munnirrr , * cl ntlflc einmlnn-
tlon of the eyes free ; 223 S. ICth street. Com' I
Nat' I Ilk HldK. , In Ktmlcr-s dni * mnr * .
TIIH ALOE * t'nNFd.rrx. SCIENTIFIC OP-
tlclnns , 1IOS Farnnm kl. , i > ppoall Paxton hotel.
Kyeg examined tree. ' * 717
_
tvus : TEsriiliT FitniniY A PRACTICAL OP-
ttclnn. We dinrnnteoln fit the ejea perfectly.
to your entire rntlnrinilon or money refunded.
A. MANDELIU'nCS ,
Jeweler and optician , northeast corner Sit *
teentli nnd Fnrnnm streets. fU
IJtCVCLES nnPAIRIJD * AND REMODELED.
Tires nnd sundrle * . Safes opened , repaired. C ,
n. Hellln. locksmith , ill 7 . 16lh street. 920A
BICYCLES. NEW AND OLD. ( M TO 1121 ;
e y pnymentsi ve rent nnd rep.ilr. Om hi
lllcyclu Co. , 323 Is" . IClh street. Telephone 123.
13J
NEW WARWICK , 1534 PATTERN , ST1UCKLY
high grade , ndjimtnbte Immllc nnd rear brake ,
on no other wheel , Inqtilro Omaha Conl , Coke
A Lime Co. . ICth ami Douglas st. 139 A10
MUSIC , ART ANI3 LANGUAGE.
Q. F. OELLENIIKCIC , BANJO18T AND
teacher. 1810 California street. 814
FOR UARaAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS ;
easy payments ; Instruments rented ; rents apply
on purchase. A. Hospe. Jr. MS55
MR8.JESsTu 11ROWN-CROMMETT , THE ONLY
post graduate of Emerson College of Oriuory.
lionton. In Omalm who tenches elocution nnd
physical cultuie. Ware building , Omaha.211A13
211-A13
OERMAN LESSONS 1IY WELL EDUCATED
Oermnn , 23 cents for one , (2.SO for 12 lessons.
Address B 10. lice , 4J3 30 *
UNDERTAKEKS AND EMBALMERS
II. 1C. BURKRT , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer. 1619 Chlcngo. Tel. 90. 708
BWANSON" & VALIiN. : UNDF.RTAK"ER8 AND
embalmers , 1701 Cuinlng st , , telephone , 1000.82S
82S _
M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EMbalmer -
balmer , 1117 Farnam street , Telephone 225.
331
HEAFEY & HEAFKY. 213 S. 14TH ST. TEL.
'Mi also 24th and N. sts. . So. Omahn. MI37
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS SAIL
regularly every Saturday from New York for
Londonderry mid Glasgow. Ethiopia , August
11 , 2 p. in. ; Furrpssln , Auguit IS , 7:30 : n. m. ;
Anchorla , AugiiKt 25 , noon ; ClrciiB la , Septem
ber 1 , 3 p. m. Saloon , necond class und steerage
single or round trip tickets from New York or
Chlcngo nt reduced rates to the principal
Scotch , English , Irish nnd nil continental
points. For money orders , drafts , outwnid or
prepaid tickets apply to nny of our local agents
or to Henderson liros. , Chicago.
HOTELS
THE MIDLAND HOTEL.
Corner IGth nnd Chicago streets ; coolest
hotel In Omaha : new building , new furniture ,
electric bells , bath , steam heat. Amerlcnn
plan. J1.60 to (2.00 per day : European plan , 60c
to (1,00 per day. M. J. Franck , proprietor.
_ _ 838
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. W. COR.
13th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week.
108-A9'
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT. SOLD. EX-
clmnged , rented nnd repaired. Typewriter ami
office supplies. Typewriters rented nt ( I per
month. The Omnha Typewriter Exchange , suc
cessors to the typewriting department of the
Mcgeath Stationary Co. , Z14 South Thirteenth
street. Tel. 13C1. 930
SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER.
The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , tel. 1361 ,
No. 214 B. 13th st. > 931
LOST ,
LOST , A IILACIC MOUNTED nREAST PIN ,
fuur-lenf clover design , with diamond center.
Reward If returned to191C Dodge street.
' M32I 26
ANY INFORMATION * CONCERNING THE
whereabouts of a light , open side bar speedIng -
Ing bug y and singleharnesH , stolen Saturday
night , will be llberallv rewarded If left at fl.
A. Collins1 "livery stnWe. Lost M510 27 *
PLTJDtBERS.
FREE PLUMBING OF EVERY KIND. G.i- '
steam & hot water heating ! kewerage. 313 S. li.
M431
J. J. HAN1GAN , PLUMIIINQ , STEAM AND HOT
water heating. 2705 Daavdn < rorth st. IDS
JOHN nOW'E & CO. . PHIttflNorisTreAM AND
hot water heating , gag IUtun/a , globes , 421 S IS
481
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WOLF BROS. & CO. . MANUFACTUnEIlS OF
awnings , tents , flags , wagrn , hay , stock covers ,
tarpaulins , banners , streamers. 703-703 S. 16th
street. Tel. 601. Tents for rent. M3S6
WHY DON'T YOU RKNT A TENT , TAKE A
vacation nnd rest yourself ? The Omaha Tent
and Awning Co. have tents of all kin Is Hint
they rent cheap. 1311 Farnnm st. 3S2-A17
HAY AND GRAIN.
BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR On TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. H. Snydcr. 1515 Burt St. . tel. 1107.
S33-S3
NEBRASKA HAY CO. . WHOLESALE HAY.
grain and mill stuff. We are always on tha
market to buy or sell. 1518 Webster st. 153
8T NOGRAPHERS7
C. A. POTTER. 626 N. Y. LIFE BUILDING ,
does all kinds ot stenographic work , law
cases , depositions , chancery work , copying ,
etc. , at reasonable prices. Call and see tl ;
Duplex typewriter ; writes two letters nt 01
nnd the eume time ; the fastest typewriter '
the world. M911 Ali
JOB PRINTING.
QUICK PRINTERS. KRAMER & CHANDLKR.
1121 Farnam nnd 307-9 S. 12th. Phone 1630.
Mall orders get quick action. 8C5 A4
REED JOn PRINTING CO. FINE PRINTING
ot nil kinds. 17th street. Bee building.
M190
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND. .Ill
N. Y. Life. Omaha. Ask for circular. TiO
LEARN PRACTICAL BUSINESS & SIIORT-
Imnd. Rouse's Omaha Bus. Col , , 15th & Farnam ,
S13-A13
GRINDING.
SCISSORS , LAWN MOWERS. RAZORS , ETC. ,
ground , Melch'.or Bros. , 1119 Fin mini stieet.
t > G3
RAZORS. SHEARS , CLIPPERS. LAWN MOWers -
ers , etc. A. L. Underland. 100 N. 14th. 17.
HARNESS.
HARNESS. WHIPS. NETS. ETC. REPAIRING
a specialty. 113 N. 16th st. 202
GET MY PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY A HAR-
ness. August Holme , 711 S. 16th street.
M 116 A10
PAWNBROKERS.
FRED MOHLE. 151714 FAIINAM , JEWELRY.
819
II. MAHOWITZ LOANS MONEY , COS N. 16th St.
171-
DENTISTS.
DR. GEO. 8. NASON. DENTIST , SUITE 200
Paxton block , 16th & Farnum stJ. Tel. 712.
.1 M6J7
DR. PAUL. DENTIST. 2020.tUURT ST. 333
CORNICE.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , GALVANIZED
Iron comlces. 17 ! St. Marj-'n uvenuc ,
391
HAIIIDRESSING.
MILLER , LADIES' HAIRDRESSING , SHAM-
poolng , steaming ha. ' nooUa. 1513 Douglas.
ELOCUTION.
ELLA DAY , ELOCUTION , , ' . PHYSICAL CULT-
ur . Ememon method. 'Summer pupils re
ceived. Room 9 , Commercial Nat'I bank.
3 HIM
LIVERY STABLE.
BOARDINO STABLES , 1TOK LIVKIIY RIGS
cheap , Ed Baumley , I7lh und St , Mary's.
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON BROS. , WHOLESALE DEALERS I. . '
r , ' | kinds of coal , Cnrrespondenea solliltej.
' > ' Fainam street , M4CC
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
WHITE'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE , TIIK ONLY
place to get help of all kinds In tlio city.
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING AT YOfll HOME ; ( I 7)AY.
Mia Burwlck , I'D ' So. Hill sircit rj > 'M'
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND 'OR
lot-lie. O torn a E. llrown , Jr. & Co. , 703 S 16th.
M271
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLS'RINa CABINET MATTUES3 WORKS.
W R llrll , It. A. McUichian , 2117 IrfavellVM rth
Worry tells , sadly , on
Woman s health and
beauty.
5
/Worth \
I n ( iulnc.1 I
. . \a IJox. /
J ( Tasteless )
f fortify the nerves and' '
ill help to banish
i many an anxiety.
Price aj ccnn ,
Always Reliable , Purely Vegetable.
Perfectly tasteless , elegantly coated , purge ,
regulate , purify cleanse and strengthen. RAD-
WAY'S PILLS foi' the cure of nil ill'onlrra of
the stonnrh. bowels , kidneys , bladder , nrrvous
dlieasei , dizziness , vertigo , costlvcness , plica.
SICK HEADADHE ,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS ,
BILIOUSNESS ,
INDIGESTION ,
DYEPEPSIA ,
CONSTIPATION
AND-
All Disorders of the LIVER.
Observe the following symptoms , resulting
from diseases of the dlgi-stlve organs : Conhtlpa-
tlon. Innnrd piles , fullness of blond In the head ,
acidity of thu stomach , nausea , hc.itIlium , dis
gust of food , fullness of weight of the stomach ,
our eructations , sinking or fluttering of the
heart , choking or suffocating sensations when
In ix lying posture , dimness of vision , dots or
web * before thf sight. fe\er nnd dull p.iln in
the head , deficiency of perspiration , yellowness
of the kln nnd eyes , pain In the side , chest ,
limb * , nnd sudden Hushes of bent , burning In
' '
A few''doses of RADWAY'S PILLS will free
tliR system of nil the above named disorders.
Prioo a.1 cmiti it llnx. hold by Urugelat *
or unit ! Mnil.
Send to DR. RADWAY & CO. , Lock Box 363 ;
New York , for Book of Advice ,
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SPECIALISTS
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WE Nerve-is
Private
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CURE Special ,
Diseases
TREATMENT DY MAIL I ON SUIT AT 1 0.1 FREE.
Catarrh. All Dlsoasos of the NOSD ,
Throat. Olios' , Stomach. Liver. Blood
bkln and Kldnoy Dlsoasos , Lost
Manhood and ALL HRIVATc DIS
EASES OF
Cnll on
Dr. Searles & Searles ,
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Bee
, OMAHA , Neb. Adviuo
CARD
Leaxes ( CHlCAGd BURLINGTON " & Q. | Arrives
Omahal Depot 10th and Mason Sts. I Omaha
4:45pm : . Chicago Vestibule . t:50am
9:45am : . Chicago Express . 4:25pm :
7:02pm . Chicago and Iowa Local . 8:00am :
ll:35am : . PaclP.o Junction Local . 6S5pn : >
Leaves IBURLINGTON & MO. RIVER.IArrlves
Omaha [ Depot 10th and Mason Sts. I Onmhl
10:15um : Denver Express. . . . . 9:35am. :
10:15am : Deadwood Expiess 4:10pm :
4:50pm Denver Express 4:10pm :
6:50pni : . .Nebraska Local ( except Sun. ) . . . 6:5 : ( > pm
8:15am.Lincoln : Local ( except Sunday..ll:2jam :
K. C. . ST. J. & a B. [ Arrives
Depot 10th and Mason Sta. I Omaha
54am ; Kansas City Day LCxpiess. . . . G:5ipm :
8:45pm.lC : C. Nlglit Ex. via U. P. Trans. 6:50am :
Leaves I CHICAGO. R. I. & PACIFIC. ( Arrive *
Omahal Union Depot 10th & Mason Sts.l Omaha
EAST.
10:15am..Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . 6OSnm :
6:25pm : Night Express 6:40am :
4:40pm..Chicago : Vestlbuled Limited. . . . l:2jpm :
H:3opm.OklahomaExp. : _ ( to C.l. . ex Sun ) . 6:3ium :
_ j WEST.
6:35am.Oklahoma : & Texas Exp. ( ex riunl.ll:35pm :
l:33pm : Colorado Limited 4:10pm :
Lea\cs I * UNION PACIFIC. | ATrUes
OinahalUnlon Depot 10tli _ & Mason Sts.l Omaim
0Mam : Demer Express 3SOpm :
2:15pm : Overland Flyer 6:20pm :
> :45pm.Beatrice : & Stromsb'K Exex Sun.12:30am
C ; 40pm 1'aclflo Express 10:5oam :
6SOpm : Fast Mall 4:20jm
Leaves [ CHICAGO. MIL. & ST , PAUL.IArrlves
OmahalUnlon Depot 10th & Mason Sts.l Omaha
T:33imi : . . . . . ' . . . . Limited 9:3)am :
ll:10am..Chicago Expieus ( ex. Sun ) . . . . 5:00pm :
Leaves I F E. Mu. . ALLi3T Arrives
Omaha ] Depot 15th nnd Webster Sts. _ | Omaha
8OCam : . Deadwood Express . 610pm ;
HiOCam.lEx. Sal. ) . Wyo. Ex.E ( > c. Mon.t. 6:10pm :
B:00pm. : . Norfolk Express ( Ex. Sunday. ) . . 10:45am :
6:30)1111. ) . . . . . . . . .St. Paul Express . a4'am ;
leaves I CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N TAinws'
OiiiahaU. | P. Depot 10th & Mason Sts.l Omaha
"
Il03nm. ; . . . . . . . . .Chicago Expre-ss . 6:10pm :
4:05pm : . Vestibule Limited . 9:20am :
6:30pm.Ex. : ( Snt t.Chlc. Pass , ( Ex. Man. ) . 9:23pm :
655nm ! . Mo. Valley Local , JJtt. . . . . . . 10 :2)pm :
"Leaves I MISSOURI PACIFIC1"fArrlves
_ OmahaJ _ Dppot 15th and Webster Sts. I Omaha
g:00am..l : . St. Louis Express . 6:00.im :
9:30pm : . St , I.ouls Express . 6:5opm :
:10pm. : Dally ( ex. Sun. ) Nebraska Local 9-lOain
Xcavea I C. , ST. P. . M. 4 O. ( Arrives"
Oinnhci Depot 15th nnd Webster Bts. I Oiiaha
8OOam7.Sloux : City Accom ( Ex. Sun. ) , . 8:0pm :
10:00nm. : . Sioux City Accom ( Sun. Only ) . 8OJpm :
12:15pm. : . Sioux City Express ( Ex. Sun..ll:55ain ) :
6 30pm . .j\ . . St Paul Limited. , . . . 9:4 : 01
Teaves SIOU.K""CITY & IrACIFIcr"lArrlve *
Omahaiy. P. Depot 10th & Mason Sla.j Oinalu
t-.Kum. . Sioux City Passenger . 10:20pm :
St Paul _ Expj-i-M . 10n : < > < im
Leaves | SIOUX ( JITY & I'At'lPlO. f\iriv
Oinnhnl Depot 15th and Webster Sts. I Qm.i.
" < n30pm.r7r. . . . .St. "Paul Lfinlted . 9:41om :
3Cjini..J . , JCilcngo , [ _ Limited . . . 9-4V > f
TIIK Itl.'ALTV
INSTRUMENTS placed on record July 25 ,
1891 :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Metcalf Lnnd nnd Tnist rnmpany to Anton
OllUeckl , lot 7 , block 2. Mellna' 1st add. . } 210
n C Huso nndvlf to Wright & Lunbury.
nienwoiHl Heights 10,000
Heirs of E It Fulton to Niels Jensen , tax
lots 2 nnd 10 In 17 and tnx lots 1 nnd S
In 18-16-U 2
Niels Jensen In Tlyron Itecil Co. , Hume. . . . 8,500
IIn"und Park Ijiiul ( ompany In John
Weber , lot 6. block I , Llnisrmd park. . . . 200
Anm Schmlclt to Hemy Rolfn , lot 10 ,
block 2 , Shull'a ndd 5,000
Malta Ilellmim. ! > ' n Pnlrlrk , 10 L
Pntrlck. K O Palrli'lf , Rolwrt PilcHi ft
nl , lo city of Oinnha. prnpcrty In (1
ForbfH' milidlv. Patrick's M nnd : id Sara-
ti/gn add * , Smltlilleld , and In 3-1C-13. for
boulevaiJ puipoxi'S 13
( JUT CLAIM 1 > EKDS.
I ! O Gates to H E Dates , Bi3xlJ. | feet ,
iiiljolnlng e slda blotk 9 , McCVirinlck's
add 2
To till amount of transfers ! l'jG !
I'nllih Cliiirrh Triiulilm.
0dicers Hayes and Hudson who were de
tailed to look up the troubles rxIstliiK lie-
t\\uen Ilcv. Tyszka , rector nf St. Paul's
Catholic church at Sheclcy , report tlmt llfty-
leveii mcmebrs ot tlio congrcKatlan liuvu so-
oeded , with John JCuwalawaky as tlio
leader. The oillcorH show liy their report
that the failure of the acciulury to turn
over WO of the church fumli 1ms been the
cauxe ol nil the < lltcoriV
Usl'cc.n ' goox up at Courtland
DEBS CASE IS POSTPONED
Counsel for the Dcfonco Mnkcs a Sensational
Addiess in Court.
COURTS GAVE TO LABOR NO REDRESS
'llntn for tlio People In Tutcn Mutter ? In
Thrlr O\vn IlntiiN Wlit'ii thn Courts
On to
CIIICAOO , July 25. Attorney \ V.V. . nr-
win , counsel for the American Hallway
tinlan ofllccrs , nftonleil n sensation In the
contempt procoeillitKa loJny by violently
nssalllti ) ; tlio Kovcmnicnt olllcora ami Ititll-
rcctly attncklne the court , DurltiK tils
spcceh , which was delivered Immedlntely
nfl r the adverse ilccislon of the court on
the defendant's motion to quash the Information
mation against the prisoners , Jndio Woods
was visibly excited , and although retaining
control of his anger shotted his suppressed
excitement by his trembling hands and agi
tated expression. Mr. Krwln assorted that
In casp.t of Injustice the power of the people
ple , back of the government , reverts to the
people , and as lie spoke his tall frame quiv
ered with excitement , Ills gestures were
wild and his volco rose almost to n shriek.
Ueglnnlng his speech with a review of the
trouble leading up to the strike Mr. Krwln
declared that the railroads had entered Into
a conspiracy to sustain the Pullman company
In the luttcr's light wtlh their employes.
The court must decide the iiiprcmo question ,
ho said , whether the men weru not Justified
In resisting such a conspiracy when the
courts were silent regarding It.
"Such a conspiracy did exist , " he Bald ,
'and the courts and olflcers of the govern
ment gave no redress. The qtic-tlon Is
whether the people are sovereign , or whether
they have delegated all their powers to
wicked men and representatives who are
asleep. Had not the men a right to resist
this conspiracy of the railroads to sustain
Pullman In his Inhumanity and Illegal acts ? "
When the contempt case opened Judge
Woods delivered a brief opinion formally
overruling the motions of the defense to
quash the Information against the American
Hallway union olllcers.
Judge Grosscup then announced that he
had taken no part In the decision on the
motion to qujsh and ho announced further
that he would take no further part In the
contempt proceedings , for the reason that trie
defendants are under Indictment In the
United States district court over which he
presides , and the same questions of law will
bo raided under the Indictments. In fair
ness to the defendants , Judge Orosscup said
he would not sit any longer In the Investiga
tion of the charge of contempt.
After making this announcement. Judge
Grosscup left the bench.
District Attorney Mllchrlst announced that
Special Counsel Bdwln Walker was 111 and
could not attend the hearing. He said that
he , Mllchrlst. will go out of office on August
2 , and Mr. Walker will be left sole counsel
In the case , and suggested that hearings In
the case be postponed until Mr. Walker Is
able to take charge of It.
After considering the district attorney's
suggestion , the court announced that the
case would bo continued until September fi.
Hy order of tlio court the ball of the four
prisoners was reduced to $7,000 caoh today.
The bontlH first required were $10,000 each.
Debs and his associates went Into consulta
tion regarding the glvnlg of ball , and the
court adjourned.
Debs , Howard , Kellhcr and Hogers , after
a lengthy conference with their attorneys ,
decided this afternoon to give ball. Since
the committee went to Jail , the prisoners
have refused numerous offers , but because
of the continuance of the bearing until Sep
tember they changed their tactics. William
Skakel and William Fitzgerald appeared as
bondsmen , and the four men were Veleased.
SATISKIKI ) TO JCUTUItN ,
Striken ) Along- the Union Piirllln Ilnve
ICnoiich of Idleness
CHEYENNE , Wyo. , July 25. ( Special to
The Ucc. ) The A. n. U. nt Cheyenne , Larn-
mlo and other points on the Wyoming di
vision hns addressed a communication to
President nebs Informing him or the true
situation with reference to the strike on the
Union Pacific and asking permission to de
clare It off. The Ifaders realize that it Is
simply working an Injury to the men and
towns along the line to continue the strike
any longer. Tlio citizens and business men
In the various towns will make nn effort to
Induce the officials to Increase the forces In
the shops as soon as the strike Is declared
off. Cheyenne has taken hold of the matter
and a special committee has been appointed
to present the status of affairs to the rail
road ofllclals at Omaha.
AI.LKjT
Piillninn Employe * 'I licinsclvr" , Ilmvovor ,
Are Not UViilU'iiln ; ; in Iho Lcnst
CHICAGO , July 23. The Allen paper car
wheel works at Pullman started up today
with about a dozen new men. Thu oin-
clnls of the company say thfy have no con
nection with the Pullman company beyond
renting power fiom it ; that they have notl-
lletl their employes to return to work ,
guaranteeing them protection , and that un
less they return tin- company proposes to
go ahead and operate the works with new
men.
There Is no evidence of we.ikenlng among
the Pullman strikers. They huvia per
fect bieyclo patrol system , mill keep all
who show a disposition to return to work
under espionage.
STRUCK KIOlIN CHICAGO.
1'ollccmun nnd THO of the Mob Injured
Ollloor Miiy Din.
CHICAGO. July 25. Policeman Limlgren
was seriously wounded and two strikers
badly hurt In a fight which occurred In the
Grand Trunk yards at Forty-ninth street.
A small crowd of strikers attempted to stop
a freight train , and when the ofllcer went to
the rescue lie was met with a volley of
stones and coupling pins , anil fell hriisodln
a dozen places. Regaining his feet Lindgren
fired , probably fatally Injuring Al'xander
Hart , and slightly wounding a striker
named Donnlgan. Hut ono of the rioters
wore arrested.
TUU.MIIULL IHX'I.IMtS TO AIT.
\Vlren Pri'ld nt Ulmnl.ind that Ho Hoi-i Ni >
.Ni-cil Noir tlio Sli-llui N Oitir ,
CHICAGO , July 25 , Judge Lymnn Trum-
bull has wired to Washington declining to
act as government arbitrator In tlio Pullman
strike. Judge Trumbull gives as Ills reason
for declining that the act under which the
arbitrators are appointed will confine their
Investigations to the recent strike , and that
Inasmuch as the trouble Is over he sues no
'need of Investigating It.
rrosrvitlloii of tln < 'I'mInViTilirr * .
WOODLAND , Gal. , July 23. Having mads
out what they consider a strong case against
the prisoners , Wordcn and Hatch , the men
charged with having actually dltclic-d the
train , the prosecution In the train-wrecking
case today made an effort lo show conspiracy
on the part of the prisoner * , Knox , Compton
and Mullen , members of the titrlkcru' media
tion committee. J. H. Hughes , president of
the Sacramento A. It. U. , was put on the
stand and questioned seurchlngly as to the
objects and rules of the union. Hughes
was on the stand nearly nil of the morning ,
but there was nothing In hi- testimony tend
ing to Implicate his nmutd brothers of the
A. It. U. or to bear out the charges ot con
spiracy.
Striker * Not Hi'iiily toUlvn Up ,
OAKLAND , Cnl. , July 25. The local lodge
of A , H. U. held a meeting this afternoon
at which lietweon COO and GOO members
were present , lly unanimous vote It was
decided to continue the strike , at lea-t until
the Southern Pacific managers should sig
nify a willingness to take the men back In
a body.
Miner *
PUnULO , Colo. , July 25. A permincnt or
ganization of the coal miners of the dUtriot
of Colorado , Wyoming and New Mexico imiT
the Western Doited Mine Workers a.fucia
tlon was effected by the delegates hero lo-
day. Indications are that thn SAtita Ko com
pany nlono ulll meet the mm on Friday for
the purpose of endeavoring to reach a nettle-
me lit of the present trouble.
mHI.ii ! : > S10NKS AT TIIK IIOl'KK.
Thought to ( let f.nwith Pulliiliiu by
Hri-uklni ; III * Wlmlit .
CHICAGO. July 25. Simon Husklns. a
Uusslan , made nn assault on the residence of
George M. Pullman today. Ho hurled many
stones at Iho masslvo building , breaking out
ten or a dozen largo plate glass windows.
Ho was arrested , charged with malicious
mischief.
Shortly after 7 o'clock Iho servants In the
Pullman residence observed an Ill-clad , rough
looking man pacing back and forth In front
of the house , which stands at the northeast
corner of Pr.tlrlo avenue and Klghtcentli
street. Ho cast sharp glances on the
house and before the servants had taken any
measures to learn his business or the purposes
of his presence no began hurling stoiits at
the windows. He took Moncs from the
pockets of his overcoat. Ho had thrown
perhaps a dozen rocks , each striking and
breaking a pane of glass , when the butler
and another man employed In the household
rushed out to the sidewalk and seized hold
of the stranger. Ho made little resistance.
They started lo march him toward the Cot
tage Grove police station , but a few steps
distant were met by a policeman who had
heard the crash of the window glass and \\as
hurrying to the scene.
In the pockets of his overcoat wore found
several more good sized stones and In his
coat pocket \\ero found preliminary naturali
zation papers. When questioned ho de
livered himself of curses against the United
Slates government and George M. Pullman.
Ho said Pullman had thrown him out of
work and Hint this was not the last Pull
man would see of him.
Later ho admitted he was a tailor by trade
and had not been working nt anything for
a year. No vcapons more dangerous than
stones weru found upon him.
George M. Pullman and family are now In
thn east , no ono but servants occupying the
house
Heakln Is said to bo a well known Euro
pean anarchist. Ho was held to the criminal
court. The police are Investigating his rec
ord , and his capture Is thought to be an Im
portant one.
.strike luvpitluutlni ; ConmiUtrn Appointed.
WASHINGTON , July 25. The president
has appointed John I ) . Kernan of Now York
and Nicholas E. Worthlngton of Pcorla ,
III. , to act with Labor Commissioner Carrel
D. Wright In the presidential commission to
Investigate the Chicago strike.
Mr. Kernan Is a well known lawyer In
Utlca , N. Y. , and son of ex-United States
Senator Kernan. Ho has been a particular
and thorough student of labor questions , and
has written several Important contributions
to literature on this subject. Ho was chosen
hcciusc of his undoubted thorough under
standing of the subject and his well known
sympathy with laboring classes.
Nicholas E. Worthlngton is now n Judge
of the Illinois circuit court. Ho represented
the Peorla district In congress about eight
years ago.
'I'Mi ICovk Springs Strikers Dlsrlmrtji'd.
CHEYENNE , Wyo. , July 25. J. C. Moon
of Wamusettar and George Plnkerton of
Hock Springs were discharged In the federal ,
court today , after being held two wqeks In
jail on a charge of contempt of court grow
ing out of the Union Pacific strike. The
case of the four Hawllns men was taken" un
der advisement by Judgp Hlner.
Ilnnl on Wyoming mineri.
EVANSTON , Wyo. , July 23. ( Special to
The Bee. ) The Hocky Mountain Coal and
Iron company has posted notices at Hed can
yon , notifying the minors who have had no
work MIICO the strike began that the mlno
could not bo opened for some time. and when
business Is resumed the force will bo de
creased considerably.
Oregon Kidney Taa cures nervous head
aches. Trial size. 25 cents. All druggists.
EASTMAN TO TEACHERS.
on Itloro Xattir.it aiollioil * of ln -
purtlng Knotrleilgr.
Prof. F. C. Eastman , who occupies tha
chair of Greek and Latin at the Upper Iowa
university at Fayette , la. , delivered an ad
dress last evening before the Douglas County
Teachers' Institute at the. High school build
ing on the aubji < ct : "Live English. " Prof.
Eastman's address was well timed to .the
occasion. He refrained from a didactical
discussion of school methods and theories
and entertained his audience with n delight
ful recital of some of the many encum
brances which surround the avtragu boy
In the pursuit of knowledge. He' pictured
the artificiality and sham which surrounded
educational methods of the older ( lines and
made a pica for more natural and moro
reasonable systems. He began by saying
that to him life was like a book , every
page being Illustrate , ! , some with the
bright , cheerful colors of the sunset , others
with the bleaker pictures of black and white.
Ono of these pages was aiinnowed In somber
colors. It was the pagu which Instinctively
came to his mind on the days when ho felt
the blues , when cash was low , when Influenza
pervaded UIF air , when It was dark and
dismal and rainy. This was the page
which represented his school life. Other
pages wore bordered with flowers , this ono
with weeping willows and cypress trees.
Ho believed that with every ooy , as with
himself , the old-tlmo school room was the
embodiment of oppression and subjugation.
Ho explained this by saying that the boy
In his earlier life looked upon ruloa and
discipline as artllrclalltios , and that tha
natural boy naturally hates shams of all
kinds.
The professor then drew n vivid word
picture of the old school method. 11" de
scribed the rules , the signals , bi'll tups ,
regulations , matching orders , which were
In former times deemed essential to the edu
cation of youth. The whole attention of the
teacher , he said , centered upon the observ
ance of disciplinary rules , which permitted
knowledge to filter Into the mind nf the boy ,
provided the boy's mind was sufllclcntly ab
sorbent to receive It. It was generally a
matter of Indifference to the teacher
whether the boy obtained the knowledgeor
not , HO long as he niciiiorl/.cil and lived up
to the rules. Ho described what ho uhar-
aoterl/ed the wooden clock work monotony
of recitation In the study of geography ,
where capes , Inlands , bays , lakes , continent ! )
and xcas were loaded Into the mind 11 ! >
ammunition Into a shotgun , and then llrAd
off with the boy's toes In a crack and his
attention directed lo a tdgnal. The lessons
In arithmetic were equally monotonous , Thu
hey was confronted at the outset by rules
which he could not comprehend. The readIng -
Ing lessons were better appreciated , but nn
llttlo understood. In all the Htndlcs that
went to make up thn boy's education the
life , the beauty , the feeling were uncased
In sheila which ho was unable to penetrate.
The professor's entire addrcxs abounded In
brilliant word paintings , epigrams and meta
phor. His addreus was not Inttiidrd to teach
t\e\v \ methods. HP wanted the banlers be
tween natural life and tlio schoolroom
thrown down and nutuial methods Introduced.
Ho would first interest the boy In como-
thliiu that ho could understand , and thtn
lead him to apply Urn facts ho had first
learned from nature to the rules and formnlna
laid down by science. He wanted the boy
to first study grammar by learning to appre
ciate the beauties nfuirds. . Ho would show
the boy first the beauties of ID ithnmatlral
scltnco and then aflerwardH teach him the
rules which v > ere mere nrtlflrlalltloi ) whtn
taken by tlmimihcs. He would liavo hllii
study literature , nut by the circumscribed
limits of elocutionary rules , but by IIrut lead-
liiU him to appreciate the In arnica of lan
guage. The average hey thirsted and hun
gered for knoxvledgp , but he wanted to get
It his own way. Ho mint bo led Into thu
paths of knowledge and not lUbamd from
them by rules which convey lo his compre
hension no reason. He did not dt'prfcatn din.
clpllno , but he would miiku discipline tub *
scrvlcnt to the attainment of knowledge , and
ho congratulated tlio teachers of the iirwut
day on the fact th.it the time was rapidly
passing "tiiMi discipline was unforced for III *
cuK of discipline Itself
The leopards ghu two performances at
Courlland Ucacll today ,
