Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA , DAILY BEE.fo.Fl.lIDA , JULY 27 , ISOdr.
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Union , llio n wniil flr't Innrrtlnn , le a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for lens than 75c.
WANTEDSITUATION. .
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AND stAritTNiBTrnnsTiuH JOB
In country town runnlm ? iitntlonnry mclne.
AildFees Ci : Vf. S. , Box 277 , Missouri Valley. In.
WANTED MALE HELP.
WANTED. nxpniiiENrED rnAruntt
linkers. Apply nt once. American Hhriilt nnt
Mfg Co. U M53J M
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BOMCITOItH , TISAMS Ft'UHIl ; 1NHTA M.M BNT
' American \Vrlngcr Co. , 1G19 l
WANTRI ) , WITH A LAltni-J COIll'OUATlb.v'
nn exporlencKl credit man , to onn hnvlnir all
the necetniry nunllllcntlonn to nil mioh a pojl-
tlun a goo-1 owning l ofTcrcil. A' JJ J jj ,
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED , OIRL FOU GENERAL HOItSE-
work. Three In family. Apply at once. Mr * .
J. U. Campbell , 1311 S. 29th at. C--2H *
WANTKD-OOOD At COOK ; ( J.OO
per week. Apply 206 fn. Kill Ae ,
C IJS-27
WANTit : ) , A DOMESTIC FOU OKNEUAI.
lioiiBowork ; Gormnn prcferrnl. Inqulro nt
otllcc 1'coDle'n Turnltur- and Cnrpct Jo.
A OEflMAN Otni. WANTED TO DO OIW-
crnl liouivwork In n mnnll fiimll > , rofpri'iiccs
wnnted. A | > | > ly 120 N. yUli at. C MO 57
FOR RENT HOUSES.
FOll RENT. GOOD DETACHED NtNE-IlOOM
lioune. Mil Capitol avenue. D. II. Iloblnon ,
room 7. Commercial National. _ D 850
HOUBES-W. O. TEMl'LETON.
1ENT8 FOU RENT 1J11 FA11NAM BT.D
D 1
CLEAN. COMFOnTAlU.B. CONVENIENT.
miMjornto rentals , beat 3 nnil 4-room sultea for
houm'keepfru on y. Uefcrencen required. Also
C-room ulte In tecument 818 S. 22d street.
VEIIY FINE 7-UOOM COTTAGE AT UE-
ducctl price ; cnll nt once. Fidelity Trust Com
pany , 1702 Farn > ra utreet. D < 13
ron JiENT WANTED ] GOOD MEDIUM
priced liouiei. LUt your houses far rent
with Amen. D M57I
122S WATT ST. . IN GOOD HEPAIIl. JS.OO.
3513 BewnrU t , 4-room cottage , as eood as
new , $10.00.
2401 Jnckann St. , a fine moilern cottage , I
rooms , nearly now. nnlv J2-.M.
B. K. cor. Clh and Wlltlnmii , a 9-room hiuse
with barn , Inrgo ynrd , fruit trees , berries ,
otc. , paved st. only JM.OO.
Ono of tho'o lioniltlful ijiFayette Place houses
chenp to rlsht pnrty.
'Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 Fnrnnm St.
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FOU rtENT. DnSIIlAIlI.E DWELLINGS IN
all parta at city. K. U. Bhcafo 433 I'uxtim 1'lk. '
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FOR RUNT , jioDnrtN IO-HOOM FLAT"CCX.
trally located , will lemllly 111) ) with roomers.
.E. II. Khenfe , 2 I'nxton lilk. D OI3AC
FOU RENT. MOST DEfllUAItLn IlEsfDENCE.
2513 Fnrnam. 11. C. Patterson , Itarnco bll ( .
D-027
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HOUSES , F. K. DARLING , IJARKEU I1LOCIC.
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'HOUSES ' IN ALL I'AIITS OF THE CITV. THE
O. F. Davis company , 1505 Fmmm. D-676
-IIOOM COTTAGES ] MO'DEHN. CHOICE"
Btnnford Cliclc. C. 8. Elguttcr. Z'JI ' llro bids.
_ D-677
RENTAL , AGENCY , C07 I1UOWN I1I.OCK.
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KELKENNYACO. . M. 1 , CONTINENTAL nLK.
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FINE 7-HOOM CORNER FLAT AT 701 S. 10TH
Btreot ! rnnKe nnd nil other conveniences. George
Clotiser , room 2 , 1G23 Farnam street. D 300
FOU RUNT -IF "SOME GENTLEMAN AND
Ills wife would Hidto rent n iK-slrnble modern
house of nine rooms In n cholcu location , we
_ J ve It HOEES & Hill. D 3W-A20
Foil RENT AUGUST 1ST. FLAT NO. CIO S.
17th St. All modern Improvements ; water
rent paid. MIS Fnrnam St. . D 373-C"
IO-11OOSJ HOUSE , MODERN CONVENIENCES.
f Ml Bmith 13th street. IT-3)3.a ) ;
FO rt RENT. 7-nOOM MODERN COTTAOK , DIB
North oth st. Apply nt Richard's clKar store ,
1017 Fttmain. _ _ V P
SIXT OOM COTTAGE. 937 NORTH 2rTII ST. .
110.00 ; enqulru fMMH Cumlng or S23 S. ISth st.
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FOU UENT. CHEAP , FOUIMIOOM HOUSE ,
' 830 South 27th utreet. D MI37 27 *
HOUSES , VEUY REASONAI1LE. WELL I.O-
cntcd. Sherwood , 912 N. Y. Life. D C12 20 *
8-ROOM HOUBB NEAR HIGH SCHOOL ! ! . $20.00
per month , Enquire 2G1'1 ' Cnpltol A\P.
D-523-1 *
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6-ItOOM HOUSE , ALL MODKUN IMI'HOVK-
monts , larRo ynrd , shndc trora , near Han com
park : furniture for sale. Inquire nt 1413 S.
26th St. D C2J-23'
A NEAT 5-n. HOUSE. WALNUT lILL. J8.00.
C. D. Hutchlnson. 1023 Fnrnam. D M5I4 29
FOR RENT , D > : SIRA11LE 4-ROOM COTTAGE ,
HOUthenst comer 28lh nnd Dodpe rlrpotn. J1.00.
lUngwnlt , Datkcr block. D M535 ' >
TOR KENT FUHNISHE1J ROOMS.
VERY NICE ROOMS. 1723 DAVENPORT.
E-2S3-30'
FURNISHED 11OOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING
and front sleeping room. 1411 Howard.
E-31373 27'
FURNISHED IlOOMSj HOUSEKEEPING. 1026
fit. Mary's avenue. E-JXIW * 2S
FIVE ROOMS. 1713 NORTH 11TH STREET.
u to : 3o
FimNISlIEO ItOOM , BATIin < i.CO MONTH. " 19H
Fnrnam. E 513 27 *
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME , IINDE RCARE OP
Women's Christian association. Ill S. 17th st.
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ROOMS AND HOARD. 2113 CAPITOL AVENUE.
F-663 20 *
ROOMS WITH HOARD. 21SO HARNEY.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND FIRST
class Imard. 1721 Dodge. F 215
ROOMS , WITH BOARD. 1816 CHK'AOO RT.
F MSS1 A20'
DE3IRAI1LE SOUTH FRONT ROOM AND AL-
ecive , with board , 2510 Dodge utrt-et.
F M4S3 2S
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
1 NICE ROOMS ; WATER. MS N. 13TH ST.
O 201-A13'
FOB BENT STOBES"ANZToFFICES
CORNER SALOON. 24 DOUGLAS. INQUIRE
> . I-M868
FOR RENT. THE TsTORYTlRKJlFilUILDINO ,
016 Fnrnam street. The building bus a flre-
uioof ceiiunt basement , complete steam heat
ini ; fixtures , water on all floors , gas , etc. Ap
ply at the < > fTci ! > of the life. 1 910
AGENTS WANTED.
AOENTH WANTED. TO HANDLE THE NEW
Invention of Hack holders , Juxt out. It U laree
profit and easy ncller ; will mnko 15.00 to tlO.W
n day. Call at unco at H03 sout'twetit corner
14th anrtHowird , J M4I327'
AGENTS WANTED. OR .
Inc side line , tu Ul > o oidon by Hample ; staple
nellcr , easily carried. We pay expenses unit
alar ] ' , or commission nml furnish sample * on
application. Atldrma I < ecU Box 1U , New York
City.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTKD TO .UENT WANT TO LEASE FOR
term of year * tenement blocl : or numlier of
dwelling ] centrally located. Addreiu IN O.
Uox 7W. K-373
STORAGE.
BTORAGE , WILLIAMS & CROSS,111 ; HAIINEY.
M-6SI1
trroilAOE FOU HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
and cheap rate. It. Well * , till t'urnam.
Tcoij u r A 1 1 NA M. TVI , " iv .
iTNOAGKMENTrt TO DO DRISMAKINO iN
( unilltca ; tl.OO a day , Addr.S 1. lire.
M-ill-M-
WANTED TO BUY.
BECOND-JIANU rtlllNlTUUE. J20 r JJTll ST.
IIEST rou THE MONEY.IIAVANA
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inaiiEar 1'iticE FAID FOU SECOND-HAND
furplturf. ituves , ttc. I. liruucll , 7'-7IJ N. Kta
N SM
FOB SALE FUJINITUBE.
AYMENTSEAY. YOlvON'T MI3 YOUR
money. Lovr urlcs on furniture & hou * liold
Kalcrvns * Credit Co. , 813-CU N. Ulh L
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FOB BALE HORSES , WAOON8ETO
FINE HECOND HAND 1'HAirTONS AND CAIt-
rlages. A. 4 , Simpson' * Repository , 1411 Dodge.
P-tlla24
FOR HALE-SADDLE PONY. ADDRESS P ! 7 ,
lleo. P-627 23
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
TOR SALE. FIRST MORTflAOES , OUAttAN.
Iced 8 per cent , sums of (300.09 to (1,000.04.
Why take 4 per ei > nt when you can get 87
Ames , 1617 Farnam. Q-.M89I
ICE FOll SALE : CAN SHIP OVER ANY ROAD
out of Omnha nnd Council lllufTa. Lamoreaux
llros. , ZM Ho. ICth , Omaha. Q-332.A17
FOR HALE. ST , I1ERNARD PUPS , FULL PED-
lgree.1. C83 N. 13th srtcet. Q.-MI37
ST. IlERNAIID DOO I'UP , MONTHS OLD :
fln pe < lkrpe. Tine markings and color. Iloom
30 , llarkor block. q-MMInt
ICE FOR SALE IN CAR LOTS. OILIIERT
Ilroa. . Council llluffs. Q-MoM A2G
WAOONWiTlRKLAS. SIMPSON , 1411 DODOE.
TWO TINE. OENUINE PIIO DOOS. 6 WEI3K8
old , will bo oold at P. Stock's place , ISth "and
St. Mary'B nvcnue. Q-M533 27
MISCELLANEOUS.
FREE MUSEUM OF ANATOMY TO MEN
only. Dr. Kcnrlea U Searlcs , HIS Farnam st.
R-131-AIO
HAVE YOt'Tl OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO
rugs. Smyrna rugs repaired , 1531 Lcavrnworth.
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CLAniVOYANTS.
MRS. DR , II. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT , Il"i
liable business medium ; 7th year at 119 N. 1C.
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CLAIRVOYANT PROFESSOR WHITE CA N BE
consulted on business , marriage , divorces and
all family affairs ; the future plainly revealed ,
lovers united , troubles healed .names of
friends nnd enemies ; also the one you will
marry. Hours from 0 a. m. to D p m. Sun
day , 8 to B. 1617 Chicago stieet. 8 103-A10 *
MASSAGE , BATHS. ETC.
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MADAME SMITH , D02 S. 13TH. 2D FLOOR
room .1. Mnstngo , vapor , alcohol , steam , sul
phur and sea baths. T M438 28 *
MME. ANNA OF CHK'AOO HIVES ALCOHOL
luiths nnd massage. 303 N. ICth , room 13.
T M457 2S
PEBSONAL.
LADIES' AMDER JEWELRY TO ORDER :
alro repairing. 613 8. 18th street. U SI ISO
L. EVERYTHING ALL RIGHT. S.
U-M303 27
MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS.
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS MADE ON CHATKU
security. Address I * . O. Bat TJJ.
J. 11. HADDOCK , nOOM 4 . RAMOE HLOCK.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD KURNI-
ture , planon , hones , nagoa * . or any kind of
chattel security , at lowest poiotbl * ratt's , which
you can pay hark at any time , and In anjr
mount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE co. .
room 4. Wlthnell _ block. _ [ _ X-7M
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A. E. XtAnilIsT'Ito6ul. CONTINENTAL IILK
X'M i OS
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS , '
horses , nngons , etc. , at lowest rates in city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ! you
can pay the loan off at any time or la any
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'OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN co. .
IQt South llth flrfct
X-70a _
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL I'nOP-
erty. Harvln Loan Co. . 701 N. Y. Llf > > .uUdln ; .
SHORT TIME LOANS , 422
BUSINESS CHANOES.
FOR HALE , GROCERY STORE ; GOOD. CLbAN
stock , located on the beet street In the city ,
will Invoice at about Jl.MO.Ms will nell for
cash only : good ri-ason for * 1'lnf.nAt\'Ve. ' \ "
P . Uee. " * ' T.MiL ? il- .
IF YOU WANT TO DUY. BELL"oh'nxCHANaH
mJrehandlw , get In or out of buslneM call
on or nddrew the National Information and
Exchange Co. . 3 First Nations ! bank Ornaha ,
BilOKE HAVANA FHECKLES , A
FOU SALE. | 1XW.OO ( STOCK OF GENERAL
merchandise ; nil Ftnplcn4 cash , Imlanco
trade. W. C. Ritchie. Tender. Njli. .
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riCTUUM FRAME 8TORB FOR 8AI.K. AD-
drcsM H 16. lleo ofllce. AI547 J3'
FOB EXCHANGE.
11AIU1AINS IN UOMES.TRADE.SALE.lGOJ Dod
A 10-CENTER FOR 5C. HAVANA FRECKLES.
FOR EXCHANGE. CLEAR OMAHA LOTS.
Improved nnd unimproved , nnd clonr unlm-
prm-ed lands , for Onmha rental property : will
nsxumc reasonable oncumbrnnce ; If you are In
a tlchl l > lac < - thin U n chance to B.'t out. G.
O. Wallace. 312 Ill-own block , 10th and Doir tlaa.
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FOR TRADE , FOU OMAHA IMPnuVED PnOP-
eitles worth $1,000.00 to J10.000.00. uood farm
lands In this state : wlIS ns umo reasonable In-
rumbrance. What have you got7 Ames. 1017
Farnam street , _ Z Mali
TOU iXCHANOB. RESIDENCE
an < l ImproviHl farm for 11,600.00 to .
lock ceneral mcichandUe. Uox 33. North
Loup , Neb. Z-M8T
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.
TRY HAVANA FRECKLES , A
WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J.
Muller's new Ice cream parlors. ZSOZ Leaven-
worth street : everything Is new. Including ths
Imlldlnff. Tel. 1030. Ice cream delivered
VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health boolc and consultation free. Addreo3 or
call Vlavl Co. , S46 Dee bldg. . Lady attendant.
SCHADELL'B SHAMPOO. VAPOR.-AND HOT
air machine for steaming ladles faces and
heads : cuiea dandiuft und headache. IMJ Dous-
las street. U-MS5ljJ3 _
DR. W. OSS MAimN. 1W1 FARNAM ST. :
houra from 11 to 1. to 5. 7 to 8. Tel. 1510.
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UNION nRAND-OENUINE. WHOLE WHEAT
Hour. Wheatcl New breakfust food. r.eal &
Conrad , Wholesale Agent' . Oinalm. (
WHOLK WHEAT DREAD FJIOM UNROLTED
Hour ut Imogen L. lUlrtacy'B , 217 NlCth t.
MASSAGE BATHS. BIMcT POST , 3WV4 S. 15TH.
U JUi *
UMHP.ELLAH MADE , RECOVERED AND RE-
paired. IPS South jJUteonth street. U 338
CREAM FOR WlTlPPINO : COTTAOE CHEESa
Waterloo creamery , 1613 Howard ; tel 13M.
MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD. HU
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A pleasant and convenient place , 152)
Farnam street , Paxton block ; 'phono 711.U .
U M335
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MMK. LA ROOK. MAPSAOE , JIX LEAVEN
worth ht. , third Moor , front room. U 4M M *
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'new d'lnncr sets nt'(3.75"formeily : (10.00.
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THE WOMAN'S IIAKEIIYPl'PPLIES VA-
rlety of choice fronds , boyd | vM live kinds of the
best hrrnd In mnrl.ct ; whcilo wheat bread a
speclulty , goDils delivered : teh-phono 431. Mrs.
C. Savlll.man.iKir. . 1101 N. 21th St %
U * r 3j - * \ 23
STRAW HATS CLEANED , HESIIAl'ED AND
made new. S03 N. 201h St. U 523-A-M
HAVE YOIT SEEN THB EART1I ? THE 'llEST
mntrlmonhil pa | > er hi thn woild : 5-llr.o per
sonal fu-o fur one month ; fumplo cuplcs lOu
each. I' 21 , lice office ; Omuha , Nfb.
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
ANTHONY IX3AN & TP.UST CO. . 318 N. Y. LIFE
loans at low rules for rholce security on Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate , lirennan. Love & Co. , i'axton bile.
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UNITED STATES MORTOAOD CO. OF NEW
York. Capital 12,000,000. Surplus 1WO.OOO. Bub.
mlt choice loans to V , B , Tusey , aeent. First
National bank building. W-701
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LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. C. Chvsncy , Kansas City , Mo.
W-IH
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CITY LOANS , LARGE LOANS ON CENTRAL
buslnem property ; k per cent. C. A. Starr.
Hi N. Y. L > fa building. W-MM
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITV AND FARM
property. Ara v 1(17 Furniim stxeaU
W-MM1
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LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. JJ.OOQ ft upward * , & to ! > ( , per cent ! no
delays. W , Iinum BraltU & Co. , 130 Farnam.
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"MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS ,
Improved and unimproved pniaha real ejtMt.
Fidelity Trust Cc. , 17M Farnani si. W-tD
TtoNEv TO "LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha rral estate.
1 to t years. Fidelity Tr-it Co. , 110.1 Fnrnam.
W 4
UONIY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
and Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 uer ctnt.
W. 11. Mtlklt , First Nation * ! bank building.
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OMAHA LOAN ft TRUST CO. , 1ITH AND
Douglas streets , loon money on city and farm
property at lowest rain of Interest. W Ml
HONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
F. Davis Co. . IBS F rnam st. _ W M _
il n. BHEAFK" I'AXTON HLK.
W-91SA'
UJANB-W.o VKUVIION. I'AXTON I1LIC.
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MORTQAaB I.OAN3. A. MOOltU. SH N. Y I.I I'1 3.
W-SOUM *
TO EXfllANOE. ICO ACRES WELL IMproved -
proved ruim. near O'Neill , Holt Co. , Neb. ; want
house and lot : suburbs preferred. Aildrets S
13. Hoe , Z MJ20 27 *
I HAVE LANDS IN NEHRASlEv SOITTH
Dakota and low.i to exchange for homes , cattle
or merchandise. IJrcjit bargains. O. W. llar-
rlnger , lluthven , Iowa , / ( as 26 *
I HAVE CJ FINE Ilt'HlNE.SS AND ItESIDENCE
lutB In a BTowlns county feat town In Nc-
hriisUa , with S ) acres Rood land adjoining
eoiporntlon limits , clear of encumbrance. The
lots J50 each , land 0 per aciu. Wlnh to ex
change for n stiKk of fionpinl mcrclinndlae.
Hiram A. Htureea , agent. Omaha , NcluiisKn.
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FOB SALE .REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE , NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE : CEL-
lar. cistern , city water ; cor. 35th nnd Sahler ;
(1,250.00 ; Jong time. Enquire 131S Farnam.
Bam'l Burns. RE MSI8
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BARGAINS , HOrSES. LOTS A VD FARMS ,
sale or trade. F. 1C. Darling , Uker bile.
R E 708
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FOR SALE , Uli MILES FROM OMAHA. 430
acres \ > ell linproedi 160 acres In hay , 170 In
corn nnd oats , balance In timber. Will sell
for l < 0 an acre on easy terms. It will pay to
Investigate this. Ainex. 1C17 Farnnm.
RE M318
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SNAP-SMOOTH , RICH OARDBN LAND FIVE
miles from poatolllo , (100 per acre ; might take
some trade. 910 N. Y. L. bldg.
R E-176-AH
SALE , 40. CO OR 100 ACRES.
cnce. Splendid land for Investment. Only (60
an acre. Ames , 1617 Farnam street ,
HE-M313
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I1ARCIAIN A FINE 1CO-ACRE FAUM. 75 MILES
from Omaha , for (2,000.00 ; (500.00 cash , balance
In a yrnrs. C. U. Uoatrlght. S-ll N. Y. Life.
HE M383 A17
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FARM LAND , C. F. HARR1EON , Oil N V LII-H
_ It E CI5Jly2J
SOME CHEAP LOTS.
A line CO-ft. lot at 43rd and Plnkney streets.
at COO.OO.
M ft. grade. 3rd and Franc ! ] streets , at
(350.00.
35 ft. on 29th , near Dorcas street , east front ,
only J600.00.
East front on 27th , near Woolworth. trees , etc. ,
a very line lot for hair value , J 1.000. CO.
A most dpxliiihle residence , 50.fl. lot , on
Georgia avenue , ncjr Paclllc Htrei-t , tor (2.100.00.
W have I urn sos at from ISOO.OO to 110,000.00 at
Rieally leduced prices , nnd on terms that will
require llttlo caxh , Ilcfore bu > lng , selling or ex
changing , he cure nnd toe the
Fidelity Tiuat company , 1703 Fainam utreet.
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FOR BALE , CHOICE HECTION LAND NEAll
Lexington , Dawnon county. No liner land In
the elate. Ames. 1C17 Farnam. RE M318
LIST HAIIOA7NS F'OR QUICK TURNS.75K"Do"dT
RE-4U
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FARM. FINEST IN SHERIDAN COIINTV ,
Wyoming , 1U ) acres , line imlng , IrrlK.itlon ,
( i.Suo.W ; don't mlx thU. Pioneer Ilutni'is ! :
Agency , Shii.lduu , W > omlng. ItC-lliM 2U
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10 ACRES CLOSE IN. ? 2.XW. (
Z IICTCM , llnely Improved , 11,709.
49 acnu clone In. Jl',030.
73 ncrc.H. (3Svell Imprqnd. )
2 0 iicifH , ( S.OO'i ( Impioved. )
140 acrea , ( V ) an aerp.
cii7 Surpy county , (3i ) un acre.
5i ) Sariiy ruunty , (17 nil acie.
Wantetl , R ) Snrm- county for ( I.CuM , .
Wantrd IM In Wn hlngton eonnlv.
Wanted. a to CD. ) acres at twrgHln.
Wanted. tlO.OiM house for ca h ,
Wanted. JJ.iX" ) house for cash.
C. F. Harrison , 91S N. Y , Life.
A NEW F1VE-ROO.M HOI'SE , PULL LOT ,
In Walnut Hill , price 1,8 < X > . Will taKe clear
imiporty for Hrst iMjment. C. D. Hutchlnson.
IK3 Farnam. lt"E M54387
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CHOICE GARDEN LANDS. S MILES FROM
city ; In trnrts from 10 to IW nrri'i ; n great
Ivirgaln ; will consider Home trade. N. D
Keyra , t7 I'axton blovk. U E-M5I3 27 *
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM 1UPH FACTORY : OLD
pipes mad * niw. (11 H. 16th. M 151
H. L. CARTE iT METAL CORNICE SKY.
light * , imolca stacks , furnaces. 1C17 Howard st
4M
DAMAGED MIRRORS RUaiLVEIlED. 719 N. U
. Kl At
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
onica to 209 So. 16th , Crown blk. MI4S
TAXIDEHMIST8.
TAXlDERMl AND FURS. BEND FOR t'ATA.
logue. Ueorg * U. Uiiwn , jr. , & Co. , 709 H. Kin.
MI71
OMAHA OPTICAL CO.7 > EHniNO OPTICIANfl ;
J. F. Ponder. rnAriit * > r ; scltntlrle nmlni .
tlon of the eye * free : 223 S 16th MrteU Com11
Nat'l Llk IJIdg. , In KlMler * * drug store.
I1I-A1 *
THR AIXK rK.NKOI.lWfl. . RCIKNT1FIC OP-
tlclans , IfM Firnam str. CL'poalte PaAton hotel.
Eyes esnmlncd frfc. < 1)X > 3 717 _
UYK TtiSTUD rilEBUT A PRACTICAL OP-
tlclnn. We Kunrnntcc to fit the eyrs perfectly ,
to your entire Fatlsfncwiitjor money refundej.
A. MANDELUfllu ,
Jeweler and optlclan.jiorthcait corner Six
teenth and Famam strocH. SCS
BIOYOLEO ,
ntrrcr.ns UEPAIRED XK'D REMODELED.
Tlren and oundrlft. anhanipened , repaired. C
_ H. _ Htnin. locksmith , 31 1 N. 16th it reet. tOA
niCYCLES. NEW ANIJ" Ol.l > , IN TO (1J3 :
easy raymontnte ; rent nnd repair. Omahn
Hlcjcle ( . . , 323 N. ISth street. Telephone 125.
NEW 'AwiCK. 1S34
high grade , adjustable handle and rear brake ,
on no nthor wheel. Inquire Oin.tha Coal. Coke
_ & Lime Co. . ICIh andJOyuglss st. 139 A10
I1ICYCLE8 ALL STYLES.
ALL PRICES
fend far our lint of second hnnd nnd shop
worn bicycles. Repalra ami ode ntmdrira of
nil kinds. M. O. Daxon , 402 N. ICth St.
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LOST.
ANY INFORMATION CONCERNING THE
whereabouts of a llfiht , open nldo l nr ppewl-
IIIR buggy and single hiirnew , stolen Saturday
night , will IH ? liberally rcwuiileil If left nt S.
A. Collins' livery stableLost MBit 27
LOST-GOLD CHATELAINE WATCH , MONOgram -
gram U , R. H. on back. Hcwaid for return to
imstoince. D34-20 *
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.Inrob and Milton HeiulHx In Julm Flynn :
finder will rrcclvt' rcwitnl by traxlng nt 717
N. Y. Life bldg. , D. W. Merrow. M3I128
I/JST HAND SATCHEL WITH TWO KEYS
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MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
o ! . OELLENT1ECIC , BANJOIST AND
teacher. 1 19 California street. 3U
FOR BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS ;
easy pn > inents ; Instruments rented ; rents apnly
on purchase. A , Hospe , jr. MS5S
MRS.JESSIE BROWN-CROMMETT. THE ONLY
post nrnduatc of Emerson College of Oratory.
Boston , In Omaha who teaches elocution and
physical culture. Ware building. Omaha.
GERMAN LESSONS BY WELL EDUCATED
Gormnn , 23 cents for one , 12.GO for 12 lesson ? .
Address S 10 , Boo. 493 30 *
UNDERTAKERS AND EMB ALMERS
H. K. BURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
einbnlmer. 1618 Chicago ; , Tel. 90. 703
BWANSON & VAL1EN , UNDERTAKERS AND
embalmcrs , 1701 CuinlnK t. , telephone , 10CO.
M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAliER AND EMbalmer -
balmer , 1417 Farnam street. Telephone 225.
331
HEAFEY & HEAFEY , 213 S. 14TH ST. TEL.
2C5 ; also 24th and N. sis. . So. Omahn. MI37
HOTELS.
THE MIDLAND HOTEL.
Corner ICth and Chicago streets ; coolest
hotel In Omaha ; new building , new furniture ,
electric bells , bath , steam heat. American
plan. Jl.W to J2.00 por. Uay ; European plan , 60s
to tl.OO per day. M.v J. Franck , proprietor.
AETNA HOUSE ( El'TtOrlTAN ) N. W. COR.
13th nnd Dodge. Rooiris by.day or week.
'i t 10S-A8 *
TYPJEWBITJJBS.
TYPEWRITERS nOHflUT , SOLD. Ex
changed , rented nnd repaired. Typewriter nnd
olllce supplies. Typewriters rented nt (4 per
month. The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , suc
cessors to the typewriting department ot the
Megenth Stationary Co. . 214 South Thirteenth
etreet. Tel. 13C1. -a a 990
SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER.
The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , tel. 13 < JU
No. 214 8. 13th st. , j T 891
PLUMBEB'S.
FREE PLUMni O OR , EVERY KIND. GAH
steam * hot water healing : sewerage. 313 3. IS.
? V j M4H
J. J. HATS'IOAN , PLUMBINO , STEAM IAND HOT
-Water 'heating. * 3705 l envonwortti it. ' ' " 1U
JOHN lioWB & CO. . PIAJMIIINQ. STEAM AND
hot water beating , gas : Uturi-s , globes , 121 S. 15.
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WOLF BROS. & CO. . MANUFACTURERS OP
awnings , tents , rings , wagon , hay. stock covers ,
tarpaulins , banners , streamers. 703-703 S. 16th
street. Tel. tOI. Tents for rent. M388
WHY DON'T YOU RENT A TENT , TAKE A
vacation and rest yourself ? The Omaha Tent
and Awning Co. have tents of all kinds that
they rent cheap. 1311 Farnam st. 3M-A17
HAY AND GRAINS
BUY YOUR HAY BY CA71 OR TON LOTS. WE
bay hay. A. H. Snyder , 1515 Burt St. , tel. 1107.
8M-S5
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NEBRASKA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE HAY ,
grain and mill stuff. We are ahvajs on the
market to buy or cell. 1518 Wcustei- . 153
STENOGRAPHER
C. A , POTTER , < C8 N.iY. LIFE BUILDING ,
does all klnda ot stenographic work , law
cases , depositions , chancery work , copylns ,
etc. , at reasonable prices. Call and sex til
Duplex typewriter : writes two letters at 01
and the same time ; the fastest typewriter '
the world. M311 AH
JOB PRINTING.
QUICK PRINTERS , KRAMER & CHANDLER ,
1121 Farnam and 307-3 B. 12th. Phone 1UO.
Mall orders get quick action. 8CD A4
REED JOB PRINTING CO. FINE PRINTINO
of all kinds. 17th struct. Bee building.
21430
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANTS SCHOOL OF SHoirmAND , 611
N. Y. Lite , Omaha. Auk for circular. 713
LEARN PRACTICAL BUSINESS SHORT-
hand. Roose'u Omaha Bus. Col. , 15th & Farnam.
213-A13
HORSESHOEING.
MRS. THOMAS UALONEY , 912 N. 1GT1I ST.
155A11
E. B. BURT , HORSESHOCR , 111 N. ICTH.
8S5A5
GRINDING.
SCISSORS , LAWN MOWERS. RAZORS , ETC. .
ground , Melclilor Bros. , 1113 Farnam street.
' 8C3
RAZORS. SHEARS , CLIPPERS , LAWN MOWer -
er . etc. A. L. Underlnnd. 1CK N. 14th. 172
HARNESS.
HARNESS. WHIPS. NF.TS , ETC. REPAIRING
a specialty. 113 N. 15thi st. 203
GET MY PRICES llEFOilE YOU BUY A HAH-
ness. August Ilohne , 711 B. 16lh street.
M 118 A10
ELEOTBIOALigUPFLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVlJUTERS REWOUND
storage batteries rcchaigH' ' electrical and gen
eral machinists ; superior work guaranteed.
Omaha Ek-otiltul WorkB-'C17 and 1 S. 16th st
ELECTRICAL ENQINEERB AND CONTRACT
or for electric light nn.U'niutnr plants and all
kinds of electrical construction. Western Elec-
trie Supply Co. , 4U and 480 3. Uth st. 897
DENTI fi !
DR. GEO. 8. NA8ON. fii.NTIST : , SUITE 200
.Paxton block , ICih & 1'atpani its. Tcf. '
DU. PAUL. DENTIST. 20 * ) DUHT ST. 835
PAWNBROKERS.
FRED MOHLE. 1517JS FA INAM , JISWELUT.
H. UAUOWITZ LOANS MONEY , 90S N. 16th St.
" 171-
WESTERN CORNICE \v5n } < 8. G.VLVANIZED
Iron cornices. 1TJ2 St. Jlary's avenue ,
Ml
HAI11DRESSING.
MILLER , LADIES' HAIRDRESSINI } , SHAM-
poolng , steamlnic hoi eoods , 1613 Douglas.
477
ELOCUTION.
ELLA DAY. ELOCUTION , PHYSICAL CULT-
ur . Emerson method. Hummer pupils re
ceived. Room > . Commercial Nat'l bank.MIU
MIU
LIVERY STABLE.
HOARDING STABLKS. KINK LIVERY IIIGS
cheap. Ed Baumlry , 17th and Bt , Mary's.
. M-4M
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLS'IIING CABINET MATTRESS WORKS.
W. U. Bell , R. A. McKachron. Z117 Lenvvnworlh
147
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS ,
HAMILTON IlllOH. . OKNERAI. CONTRACT-
on and builder * , carpenter work , brick laying
anJ tlastfrlnKH 8. nth st. Tel. I
C. IX MOimiLU CAnnNTEIl. FFc
toro Uitursf specialty. 1S1J Capitol ve.
tn
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DANOINO.
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FOR riHVATE LESSONS , BTAOE OR
society dances , call on Morand , 1MO Harney ,
or 99 4 Dodge street ; terms rtntonablr.
M0 l A7
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T WHOLES ALE'COAL. .
JOHNSON tllOS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS IW
iM kind * of ctial. Correspondence vollslted.
" ' Fnrnam street. _ M4C6
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
iML I.OYMnNT OFKICH. THH ONLY
place to get help of all klnda In tlio city.
151 All
DRESSMAKING AT Yo'uil HOME ; Jl DAY.
Mia llurwlck , 10V o. 17th street. 491 2G
Till : llh'Al.TY .MAItlvKr.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record July 26 ,
1S9U
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Christ Tiiutkus and wife to G W Hotdrcgo ,
trii. < tri . ' 4 lot 5 , block 2iM. Omnhn ( 2.SM
T M East tu II A East , lot M. Willis park. . 250
Jumps Christie , J / Forbes , Martin Aivler-
F-III t-t ill to city of Omaha , priporty In
Foitx'H' subdlv for boulevard puruira (7
transfers ) 7
W A Khitrp and wife to Swift & Co. , 33
ncreft In lie no 9-11-13 3.00)
W H Ostcrnun to Emma HcndrlrltS , lots
1 , t. 7 nnd 8 , block 1 , Elkhorn 2SO
DEEDS.
O P Ilcmlx nnfl wife to O W Holdri-gp ,
trustee , part lots 1 nnd 2 , block 3 ,
Cutllt Fonder 2
City of Omaha to Omaha & Soulhnestprn
Hallway company , property uJJolnlnj-
lot 8. block 267 , Onniha
Sheriff to Woonsui'hct Institution for sav
ings , lota 1 und S , Jacobs' add 12nno
Total amount of transfers JIS.30S
DURKAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Dec
Buildingr , OMAHA , Neb. Advice FREfc
FOUGHT OVER THE GIRL.
T -o You UK Mrn Cn-nto a Lively Scene at a
Ki'stniiriint.
Not many moons ngo Peter Mlllicld , a
young man who tags cars In the yards of
the Union Pacific Railway company's yards ,
was happy us he basked In the smiles ot a
young and beautiful lady , whose name he
desired to have changed to conform with the
one posse sed by himself and secured by
him from his forefathers. Now , however ,
Peter has discontinued his basking and. Is
putting In his extra time illustriously
striving to earn Hudlcletit wealth to liquidate
a line of $75 and costs , adminl-tcrcd In po
lice court , a mill of justice , which ho at
tended yesterday.
While Peter has labored under the Im
pression that he has been solid with this fe
male , the real facts have been that ho has
had a rival , a very active one , who was los
ing no time , but Instead was doing the nice
thing In the way of buying Ice cream and
giving street car rides in the gleaming of
the warm summer evenings. Some days ago
the fact flashed upon Peter's mind that this
rival had laid siege to the heart of the fair
one and that the citadel where his love had
been securely entrenched had capitulated
and gone- over to the enemy. It was with
feelings of mingled hatred and disgust that
the young railroad man recognized this con
dition of affairs and at once he thirsted for
revenge and good , rich human blood.
The hated rival was C.V. . Hlgelow , a
printer , a handsome fellow and a perfect
Apollo , so far as slzo and strength were
concerned. This young man had met Peter's
fair charmer and from the first he was
simply Irresistible , so much so that the
young man from the railroad yards was
given a case of dumps , from which ho
never 'fully recovered. '
, , Two or three days ago , shortly after the
sun had gbno behind the bluffs on the west
sldo of the Little Papplo , Blgelow had the
girl out for an airing , ho having avowed
that he would parade her to a number of
the Ice crenoi booths of the city. Several
of the places where frozen milk Is sold
were visited and then It was agreed that
another place , located nt Fourteenth and
Howard , should be visited , as a sort of
night cap. Here Dlgelow and the girl were
sitting at a table , over which they were
discussing the flavoring of the cooling deli
cacy , when Peter came along and noticed
what waa going on. Seeing the girl In the
company pf Ills rival , his angry passions
welled up In his bosom , and hissing through
his teeth , he bolted for Blgelow , while
lllgelow bolted for liberty nnd nn open
street , that he might show his sprinting
ability to the best advantage. He was Just
In the act of scaling the high board fence
when Mllhold closed In upon him
nnd pulled him from his perch ,
ruining a pair of pants and causing
the girl to glvo vent to a few screams that
resulted In having the riot call turned In at
the central station.
Having como down off hU perch , Dlgelow
Biiuared himself for the conflict , which he
ought to have won , as he is ever so much
larger than his antagonist. For a time the
men had jt right and left , fighting like two
demons and creating dire havoc among the
chairs , tables and dishes of the refreshment
garden. Several small boys went wild with
delight while the two men , cut , brul cd and
bleeding , broke away nnd glared at each
other llko a couple of wild beasts. For a
time they sparred for points and then they
closed In again , to break away a moment
later , Blge.ow bleeding from a dozen
wounds and declaring that he had been
stabbed.
By this time the police had arrived and
after separating the two combatants carted
them away to the station , where Police Sur
geon Dlbbern dressed DIgolow's flesh
wounds , after which both of the men were
rclea ed on bonds , conditioned that they
would appear In court.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures nervous head
aches. Trial size. 25 cents. All druggists.
Two distinct aliowa nt Courtland beach
today the leopards and lions.
NEBRASKA NATIONAL GUARDS.
for the Aniiiml Encampment
nt Lincoln No it fllmilli.
Adjutant General Gage of the Nebraska Na
tional Guards , who was In Omaha Wednesday ,
stated that all preparations had been made
for the nmmal encampment of the state
troops , which will occur In the month of
August. The encampment this year will bo
entirely different from that of any gather
ing of Its. kind ever held by the state troops.
Within the past eighteen months the National
Guards hnvo bcijn entirely reorganized. Many
of the wealt companies In small towns have
been mustered out and
new and stronger com
panies from larger cities added. Among
the new companies are the Omaha Guards
and the Thurslon miles , an exceptionally
strong company at O'Neill and a fine com
pany at North I'latto.
When tlio state troops go Into camp In Lin
coln Jn the latter part of August they will
be supplied -with new uniforms , now camp
equipage , now tents , lings nnd everything
that goes to make military life pleasant and
showy. Among the little things recently
added to the equipment are two large silk
flags , valued at $1G5 each , presented to the
First and Second regiments by the national
government. They uro among the finest
specimens of "Old Glory" over made In the
country.
The encampment will be held on the shores
of the lake at Burlington beach , and In addi
tion to the regular features of a military
encampment there will h9 a program ar
ranged by local enthusiasts at Lincoln to
Include a naval engagement on the lake and
a combined land and naval attack upon n
largo fort to bo constructed und garrUoncd by
Improvised troops. A signal corps has been
organized and the entire encampment will
take on all the aspects of war. The sham
battle to bo fought promises to bo one of
the most Interesting events In the history
of the state
Blilloli's Cure , the great cough nnil croup
cum , Is In great demand. Pocket RZO con
tains twenty-five dunes , only 25 cents.
Children love It , Sold by druggists ,
The leopards give two performance ) at
Courtland beach today.
STORY OF THE GARB ACE DEAL
OharnoUristio Chapter of Oily Loglslntijti in
Those Present Times.
HOW THE MUDDLE WAS MADE POSSIBLE
llmlor tlm Prrncnt Hlttmtloii UnrlmRn mill
MRlitSoll Are llrliiR Iliinij'tMl Into Htrrrts
mill Upon I'rliiiia rrniprtjr | MHO-
Unnnlil'ft Fiimout Contract ,
JJetwecn the courts , tlio council anil the
Hoard of Health the garbage business of the
city , which 1ms been u source of trouble for
ypars , la In n worse mutlillo than over before -
fore and there stems nt present but little
hope of Retting the matter settled for some
time at least.
In the meantime the citizens nrc feeling
and seeing the effects of the present lack of
system In disposing of garbage. One dump
and another has been closed by Injunction
and then ngaln Injunctions have been Issued
restraining officials and citizens from Inter
fering with certain garbage haulers who , as
a result , arc dumping where they plcaso and
they apparently plenso to dump garbage and
offal In the most convenient places. The
first grounds were established over In Bast
Omaha , on Iowa territory , but this was a
long way to haul the loads and the haulers
were not slow In finding grounds nearer home.
As one result the territory north of Grace
street and cast of Fifteenth has been pre
empted by the garbage haulers aa a. dumping
ground for all sorts of garbage nnd night soil ,
greatly to the annoyance and danger to
health of the residents of the northern part
of the city. For several nights several of
the heaps have been on fire and have covered
the city north of Citming street with a thick
cloud of smoke and the noxious odors arising
from the burning of the rubbish.
The garbage men have even become bold
enough to dump their loads on paved street ?
In the northern part or > the city and have
unloaded great quantities of manure and
refuse over tha embankment cast of Sherman
avcnuo and north of Lake street.
There Is quite a history to the events that
have led up to the present complications In tha
garbaga muddle. When the city asked for
bids for the removal of garbage about a year
aeo there were several propositions submit
ted. Frank Dungan made a proposition In
which he offered to remove the city garbage
for ten years for the modest sum of $1,675.-
000. Mr. Dungan's proposition was referred
to the garbage heap.
Hlchard S. Uerlln , under the firm name ot
Nlday & Co. , offered to do the work for
$2,500 a year from the city In addition to the
regular tolls from the owners of the garbage.
Or the firm would build a crematory for $5,000
In addition to the regular prices charged to
prlvato citizens. Mr. Berlin's proposition
was also dumped nnd the council finally
accepted the bid of Alexander Macdoimld.
who agreed to pay the city $250 a year if
ho should bo given a ten ye.ars' contract for
the removal of garbage at the usual rates.
\VAlt DKGAN IIEHE.
Nu sooner had Mucdonnhl secured the con
tract than the other follows commenced a
warfare upon him that brought on the pres
ent muddle. Four garbage mun. Henry
Coombs , Henry Clark , James Fuller and
Samuel Ovcrgard , found their occupation
gone and they commenced suit against Mnc-
donald to restrain him from enjoying the
fruits of his contract. They charged a
great many things against MacdonuM. They
alleged that he was'a figurehead for S. L.
Wiley ; that he had four partners , Wiley ,
Herlin , Oungan and Hunt ; that he was dis
obeying the laws of the city ; and that he had
a monopoly of the garbage traffic. These
facts Impressed themselves upon the minds
of the court and Jmlso Ferguson Issued a
perpetual Injunctloa restraining- Macdonald
from proceeding with his contract. Mac
donald immediately 11 led a bond and carried
the whole matter to the supreme court ,
where It Is now pending.
Mr. Berlin was numbered among the men
who commenced and have kept up the fight
on Macdonald and his contract , although he
was ono of the original promoters of the con
tract and claimed an Interest In the firm for
hla Influence In getting the contract through
the council and over the veto of Mayor Do-
mIs. On January 1 of the present year Mr.
Uerlln wrote a letter In which he claimed
that Macdonald had promised him one-elev-
onth Interest in the contract , without pay
ment of money , and a salary at secretary of
the company of $1,000 a year. He demanded
that the contract be carried out or ho would
take legal steps to enforce his rights. The
letter was Ignored and was followed a few
weeks later by a second demand from Mr.
Herlln'a attorney. This was also Ignored.
For some unaccountable reason Mr. Ber
lin's tin eat to commence a Hilt against Mac
donald and the others was never carried Into
execution. Seme time In February , how-
ovar , Berlin went Into court with an affida
vit which he had s.gned for the benefit of
another man who was fighting the Macdon
ald contract. In this affidavit Berlin made
solemn "ath that ho had had a conversation
with S. L. Wiley and that as a result of that
conversation he had agreed to work for the
success of the Macdonald contract. In re
turn for his service ! lie claims that Wiley
agreed that a stock company was to
bo formed with a capital of $55,000. Of this
stock Berlin was to have cna-eleventh of the
entire amount without the payment of any
money whatsoever. lie was also to be em
ployed as "secretary" at a salary of $1,000
per annum.
annum.MR.
MR. WILEY STEPS IN.
When the garbage question promised to
bring forth a profitable answer S. L. Wiley
commenced to hold conference ! with Mr.
Berlin. It was to Berlin that Wiley mod
estly admitted that no contract could secure
the councllnmnlc approval that did not bear
the Wiley earmark. Berlin admits that he
saw the force of the argument. Ho agreed
to accept one-eleventh of the profits with an
add.tlonal retainer In the shape of a posi
tion with a $1,000 salary attached. Mr.
Berlin permitted his own contract to stand
In competition with the others while lending
his entire Influence to secure thu adoption of
Macdonald's proposition.
It Is a little difficult to understand Just
what position Mr. Alonzo B. Hunt of the
American Water Works company occupies
with reference to the transaction. It Is
asserted by Berlin , Coombs , Overgard and
the other garbage men that Coombs Is one
of the men who belong to the Wiley com
pany. There Is no other evidence to the
purpose. Mr. Hunt denies It. He admits
that ho signed Macdonald's bond , but claims
that he did so because he had known Mac
donald for many yeara and know him to bo
all right. It Is nowhere charged that Mr.
Hunt bought any councilman or that ho used
his Influence upon the councllmanlo mind
to secure the adoption of the Macdonald
proposition. According to the aflldavlt of
Mr. Berlin the council was handled ex-
cluslvely by Wlloy nnd Berlin. Mr. Hunt ,
however , tells another story about Mr Ber
lin's share In the
alleged joint stock com
pany. He claims tljat lib was accimtcd by
Berlin and accused of being a party to the
garbage deal. Berlin Insisted that he had
InfliioncD In a certain direction and that he
would exercise It providing certain arrange
ments were made. At that time Mr. Berlin
did not claim to own any coiinclltnen. IIo
Intimated , however , that ho did own several
editors and that4 unless he was taken In on
the ground floor ho would cxurclso his In
fluence with his editors to havu the Mac
donald contract eternally damned , or words
to that effect. Hunt asserts that ho In
formed Berlin that he kiiou nothing of any
company and that he felt positive that Macdonald -
donald was alone In his efforts to secure the
contract from the city.
CHAROK3 01 * BUIBKHY.
It Is claimed by tliu other garbage men [ bat
In order to Induce Iho city council to accept
the lowest contract , and the most satisfac
tory as far us the coot to the Individual
cltU&n wai concerned and the rnott
advantageous In that the garbage van to
bo icmuvcd three miles beyond the corporate
limits of the city , It wan necessary to use cor-
inptlon and to resort to bribery. Two cases
of bribery are singled out and others hinted
at. Ono was the rase of Councilman Peter
Back , who , It U alleged , secured two or
three nrc lights for the First ward without ox-
punso to tlm city. The other Is the case of
Councilman Jacohsen , who , It Is further
alleged , was bullduzt-d Into an alltunco with
the Wiley crowd after ho had voted ugalnit
the Macdonald contract ,
It Is barely poatlblo that Peter Back was
bribed with three arc lights , but there U
nothing to show that he * ccuwl the tlRtlts
nolcly ( us * recompcnsa for till vote on the
garbage contract. Tliero Is nothing to
prove that Back nuccumbcd to the garbnge
I nil no nee. Tlm aflldavlt which brings him
Into the controversy Mmply Proves that
Wllry was making a collcotWn of cijuucllinen
for his own prlvato amusement. The at
tempt to bring Jacobsen Into the ring did
not pan out.
Under the Injunction granted by the conns
the garbage question la far from a solutlan.
Oarbago la dumped onywhcro and every
where and the garbage men may charge
their own prices for It. The undent con
dition Is worsn than the old. Tha courts
hove been Iwl by the Interference of Ovcr
gard , Coomb * , Berlin and others to sot asldo
a contract that was at least being carried
out In n systematicnnd businesslike man
ner. The garbage was removed as cheaply ,
and In many Instances cheaper , ami It was
being removed to a place several miles out
side of the city limits. The ctmrl has de
creed that this contract shall not stand nnd
1ms compelled the Board of Health to estab
lish dumps Inside the city limits where Irre
sponsible parties may dump garbage nl prices
they may bo nblo to collect. The men who
secured the partial abrogation of the ono
contract arc themselves disregarding the
mandates of the court , for It can bo shown
that they are dumping garbage In half a
hundred places , many of them several miles
from the dump established at the dictum of
the district court.
Whim Triirnlliig.
Whether on pleasure bent , or business , tnko
on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs , as
It acts most pleasantly and effectually on
the kidneys , liver and bowels , preventing
fevers , headaches and other forma of sick
ness , For sale in 60c and $1 bottles by all
leading druggists. Manufactured by tha
California Fig Syrup Co. only.
The leopards glvo two performances at
Courtland beach today.
SURPRISED THE CAMP.
Alnrnlml Whltr Dropn In mi the AVriilors nt
Tori Milnojr ,
United States Marshal Frank E. Whlto
returned yesterday from Sidney , where ho
went Monday night to satisfy himself as
to the truth or falsity of the reports con
cerning the alleged III treatment of the
Commonwealers held In custody at old Fort
Sidney. Mr. While went to Sidney unher
alded , with the Intention of surprising the
whole camp. He arrived there at1 o'clock
In the morning , before any ono was nstlr ,
and wont'at once to the quarters of the men.
He found , first , that every man was supplied
with quilts and blankets , the reports to the
contrary notwithstanding. IIo then went to
the guard house , before the knowledge of
hla presence In camp was known to any of
the deputies.
At the guard house he found thirteen Com
mon wealera who had been locked up for
the Infraction of the rules of the camp.
The guard house consisted of u largo room ,
20x10 feet in size , with small cells opening
Into the main room. The cells , as well as
the main room , were scrupulously clean , and
the place was quieter and cooler than the
big quarters where all of the men were
confined. With one exception the thirteen
men asked permission to remain in the
guard house after Marshal Whlto had sus
pended their sentences and told them they
were free. At the hospital he found three
patients , ono affected with erysipelas and
the other two with rheumatism. He ate
breakfast with the men and found that the
food was clean , well cooked and served In
sufficient quantities. On one or two oc
casions , he said , the meat had been served
In a tainted condition , but this fact was
explained by the extreme heat.
Marshal White released seventeen of > the
Commonwealers Tuesday and Instructed the
deputies to release another squad of seven
teen today. The men will all bo glveri.their
freedom In small squads as fast astlio
country will absorb them. The entire ibody
of Commonwealers will not be turned loose
upon the people of western NcbrasUa at once ,
but all will have been liberated August 5.
Five deputies were discharged yesterday.
No Ono Mourn * the I.ons.
1
Of the treacherous , long abiding , deceptive
symptoms of kidney complaint. But the
return of regularity Is hailed when , with tha
aid of Hosteller's Stomach Bitters , the wlsa
disciple of common sense who usesIt per
ceives a rctrn of regularity. Use the Blttc'ra
In malarial , kidney or dyspepsia troubles , dis
order of the bowels , nervousness or debility.
Jliiil u Short .Mtniure.
For using a short liquid , Instead of a full-
sized dry measure In the selling of cherries ,
Maurlco Comlnskl appeared In the pollco
court yesterday and contributed the sum of $5
to the srlio : ! fund. This man was arrested
at the Instance of A. IX White , the , city
sealer of weights and mea urcs. and was
perpetrating a trick that has been so fre
quently resorted to by the hucksters and
street corner merchants who sell goods toy
the pint and quart.
While making his rounds Mr. White no
ticed that the measure which Comlnskl was
using had bcn crushed In on the sides , con
vincing him that the man was short-meas
uring his customers. A test was made and
It was found that Instead of the measure
holding a full quart , It was moro than a
gill shy , even taking liquid measure Into
consideration , while if the test had bjen ,
made with a dry measure , the kind which
the ordinances of the city provide shall bo
used In the selling of small fruits and vege
tables , the shortage would have been double
as much.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures Backache Trxt
tlze , 25 cents. Alt druggists.
I iimK'iI H Murli-IViiutnil Mull.
Detective John Savage landed "Pony"
Welch , one of the best known western con
fidence and short change men , behind the
bars yesterday. Thu dctcctlvo was com
ing In on the Sherman avenue line from
South Omaha and at South Sixteenth and
Vlnton streets Welch boarded the , train.
Savage went over to where ho was sitting ,
recognized him and suggested that he should
go to the station. Welch tried to work a
bluff , declaring that he was n stock man ,
In town with a large consignment of cattle
and that hooiild make It extremely warm
for any officer who placed him under arrest.
Notwithstanding this , Welch was taken In
and locked In a cell , whcro he will remain
until the St. Joseph officers can arrive and
take him away.
At St. Joseph Welch Is wanted for high
way robbery , the charge being that he meta
a man In the suburbs one dark night and at
the point of a revolver relieved him of a
sum of money and a watch.
Oregon Kldnev Tea cures nil kidney
( roubles. Trial size , 25 cents. All druggist *
Trlnl to llri'ak .lull.
Mlko I.ally , the pickpocket who got In
his work In this city on the Fourth of July ,
nnd who was Wednesday tried In the pollco
court nnd found guilty , came within an ace
of securing his liberty.
Laity's trial was finished at noon , after
which ho was talu < n to the city jail , where
he remained for a couple of hours before
being taken to the county jail , During that
tlmo ho got pogbbbslon of a saw which ho
had secreted In the waistband of hlu pants
and cut off two of tha bars of lilt ) cage with
out attracting the attention of the Jailor.
Had ho been kept In the cell another hour ,
ho would liavo cut away the third bar , wtiled
would hava left nothing between lilnwlf
nnd freedom.
U U now known thnt Lally Is wanted In
Chicago for highway robbery and that ho
broke Jull In that city In 1888 , since which
tlmo ho has been working In the went.
Mr * . DrifTrorii I'lnril Again.
Mrs. Drlffcorn , known as "Tho terror of the
bottoms , " was In the pollco court yesterday ,
where she was mulcted for $20 nnd cntts. |
She Is the owner of a dog , whlla Harry
Bowler Is possessed of a canine nliu. Wcilnea-
duy the two doga came together In a
combat , that had It been fought to a finish ,
meant death for ono of the beasts. As thu
fight progrcHsiiil , Howler's dog wan Kitting
the bettor of the engagement , when Mrs.
Drlffcorn jumped Into the breach for the
purpose of forcing a separation. Bowler
objected , InmutltiK that Ihuy should fight It
out. This enraged Mrs. Urlffcurn , ami
Jumping onto Bowler , she proceeded tq beat
him abqut the premises , uulng a board for
ths purpose _
S o the performing lions aft. and ev * .
Ccurtland beach today.