THE OMAHA DAILY' 'BEE : .SATURDAY/ JULY 28 , 1804.
Ao > frtl omenls for lhw > rnliimn * will b taken
vootll 12 31 p. jn. for the evening and until : W
b. m. for the morning and Sunday editions.
, r Advertisers , by.remieallns ; n numhfred check ,
can have nnnnern ml-lirMdl In n numwrra If tier
in cnro of The Il'ff. Answer * > rldrcs fd will
to delivered upon presentation of the check.
nntP" , IVio n word flnt Insertion. Ic a wonl
'thtreafter. Nolhln * taken for 1m than Me.
WANTED-BITUATION.
KNniNinTiT I\NI > YtMi7iNinTbr.HiRE8 jon
In country town runnlnu ntnllmnry en lne.
Aildrets O. W. H. , liox S77 , Missouri Vnlley. la.
A 191W
HITt'ATlON WANT ! ' . ! ) . | IY A YOt'NO Olltt.
to take charm1 of children or do upronjj work
In rcnH-ralle | fiitnlly : ha < - hud cxp rlonce
with chlldnn. Nettle Rjnn , IrUnKion Neb ;
WANTED MALE HELP.
WANTEDnxPEUiBNrKtCRACKER
Imkcm. Applr at once. American 1ll riil nn-l
Mfg. Co. U-MM2 M _
BOLICHT0RH , TCAMH rfllllD : INBTALLMIJNT
AniTlenn Wringer Co. , 1CI9 II ward.
WANTKD , WITH A LAROE CORPORATION ,
an experienced credit mnn , to one having Ml
the nccertmry ciuiillllcntlonn to 1111 Ktich a posi
tion a good opening l offered. Addreiw H H ,
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Hee. H-M5M 23
SALESMAN WANTKD IN EVERY COI'NTY
In Unltid Hliili' * ; J75.00 month nml expense * ;
oilier , advertising delivery team furnished ;
Koodi monopoly. Aildrnu K. H. Co. , \t t < > n-
lonnnilf * bldi ? . Ilxlon , M.in" . II M-a & '
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED-OOOD Al COOK. WAGES J-.OO
per weik. Apply 200 Ko. 23th A\e
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tna
A GERMAN rum. WANTED TO no CHIN-
oral housework In n iirnnll fnmll > . referencps
wanted , Apply 120 N. yth St. C CIO 27
FOK' BENT HOUSES.
FOR RENT. OOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM
house , 2021 Cspltol nvenue. U. H. notion ,
room T , Commercial NMlonnV. D " ,
IIOUSES-W. O. TKMPLETON. "
TBNT3 FOR RENT 1111 FARNAM BTJjn
CLEAN , COMFORTABLECONVENIENT"
moderate rentals , best 3 nnd 4-room suites for
housekeeper * on.y. Reference * re < mlred. Also
l-room suite In teci-ment. 818 8. 22d street.
VERY FINE 7-ROOM COTTAGE AT REduced -
duced price ; cnll nt once. Fidelity Tiust Com
pany , 1702 Fnrnjm street. D 419
FOR RKNT WANTEDGOOD MEDIUM
priced houses. Li t your houses for rent
with Amen. D MEiS
JIZS PRATT ST. , IN GOOD REPAIR. J8.00.
8513 Howard st , 4-room cottage , as good a *
new , J10.00.
J401 Jackson t. , a fine modern cottage ,
roomi , nearly new. nnlv 122.10.
B. li cor. Clh and Williams , a 9-room house
with barn , large yard , fruit trees , berries.
etc. , paved st , only J23.00.
One of thnsp beautiful LaFayettc Place houses
chenp to rlnht party.
Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 rarnnm Kt.D .
D 83i
FOR RENT. DESIRAIILE DWELLINGS IN
all parts ot city K. H. Shcafe 432 Paxtnn hllc.
D-918A6
FOR RENT. MODERN 10-ROOM FLAT. CENtrally -
trally located , will lendlly 1111 with roomers.
E. H. Bheafe. 433 I'axton blk. D S19AO
FOR RENT , MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
2513 Farnam. R. C. Patterson , Ranmo blk.
D 9.7
HOUSES. F. K , DARLING. IURKEU IJLOCIC.
D-673
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. F. Dayls company , 1503 Farnum. D C76
coTTAons , jionnRNcnoicn IN
Stanford Circle. C. S. Klgutler. 201 Ilee bldK.
D-677
CENTAL AOnNCY. 507 DROWN BLOCK.D
D C7S
KCLKCN'NY&CO. . R. 1. CONTINENTAL HI.K.
D-G79
FINE 7-ROOM CORNER FLAT AT 701 S. 1CTH
Btreet ; range and all other conveniences. Geortre
Clouscr , room 2. 1C23 Faruurn atrcel. D 330
FOR HISNT IF " "KOJU3 GlLs'TLnMAN AND
hla wife \vuuld like to rent n deblrablc motlern
linuao njf nine rooms In a choice location , we
have It. Uo Ka & Hill. O 39i-A20
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w-nooM Housa MODERN CONVENIENCES.
C21 South 13th Htrcct. D 33-27 ! * ,
.QIX-ROOM COTTAGE. 937 NORTH 2T.TII ST. .
J10.00 ; enquire 2I204 ! Cumlng or SM H. IStli st.
D ISO 23
HOUSES , VERY REASONABLE. WELL LO-
ciitcd. Sherwood. 912 N. Y. Life. D-J12 23 *
8-ROOM Iiorsil NEAR HIGH SCIIOOLE. J20.00
per month. Enquire 261C Capitol Ave.
D-329-1 *
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C-ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODKIIN 1MPROVE-
meritH , larfie yard , Hhnda trn , near Hanscom
imrkl furnlturo for Bale. Inquire at 1111 8.
Jtith St. ' D 5 1-23 *
A NEAT 5-R. 1IOUHE. WALNUT HILL. JS.OO.
C. D. Ilutahlnson , 1G23 Fnrn.itn. D Mull 29
FOR RENT. nESIRAULE 4-TtOOM COTTAGE ,
snnthenst corner 2Sth nnd Dodge Mrr > ets. J.00.
Rlngwnlt , llnrker block. D 11533 23
FOR KENT 3-ROOM COTTAGE. OWEN MC-
Caffrcy , 111 H. 16tli St. 1J SO 23 *
FOH RENT. CHEAP , FOUR-ROOM HOUSE ,
830 South 27th street. D MJ53 30
FOB , BENT FTJBNISHEU BOOMS.
VEIIY NICE ROOMS. 1723 DAVENPORT.
U 283-30 *
FURNISHED ROOMS ; HOUSEKEEPING. 20K
St Mnry'B n > enuc. E-M43J 28 *
FIVE ROOMS , 1713 NORTH 1ITII STREET.
R 152-30 *
FURNISHED ROOM , J1ATH ; JC.OO MONTH. 1011
Fnrnain. E 313 ! !
FTJBNISHED BOOMS AND BOARD.
YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME. I'NDE RCARB OF
Women's Chilstlan association. Ill S. 17th st.
F-CS3
ROOMS AND UOAUD. 2413 CAPITOL AVENUU
F 6C3
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ROOMS WITH HOARD. 2130 1IARNEY.
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I--I72-A12
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND FIRST
claHi iMinrd. 1721 DodKe. F 215
ROOMS' 1S10 CHICAGO ST.
F M3S1 A20
13ESIRAHLE SOUTH FRONT ROOM AND ALcove -
cove , with boaid , C510 Dodgu Htnvt.
T M4CS 2S
TJNFUBNISHED BOOLIS FOB BENT
t NICE ROOMS ; WATER. CoFN. 13TII ST.
Cl 203-A13 *
FOB BENT STOBES AND OFFICES
CORNER SALOON , 924 DOUGLAS. INQUIRE
Kt. I-M80S
FOR HUNT. THE 4-STORY IIR1CK UUILDINQ ,
818 Fariutm street. The bulldlnu Ins a Hie-
ntoof cement basement , complete steam heat
Ing Ilxturea , water on nil Doors , gns , etc. Ap
ply at the oinca of the nee , 1 910
AGENTS WANTED ,
AGENTS WANTED , OR SALESMEN UESIR-
Inir > lda line , to taKe'ordera by nunn > lu ; sliiplc
seller , easily carried. We pay expenses und
salary , or ooinmlxtlun nnd furmith sampleti on
application , AUJri'sa Loclc llox 125 , Nuw Voik
City.
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WANTED , A Or.NERAI. AGENT IN IIVEIIY
| at . To thw rlsht men tl > o lurKest p > y , the
rurrst ouportunlty UMT oiTeied. The mint
popular nnd attractive Insuriinre plan In the
world , Wrlto for InfKimnllon. Aihllem the
American It'-nevokMit legion , I'helan building.
Ban I'mncl co. Cnl , J-M3M 2i )
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AOENTS. ALWAYS SOMKTIUNd NUW AND
bent sellers In Indieu' E-Jt"l" . wrllu today. It
will lay you , Uidlts' Supply Co. , 3118 Kurest
avenue , Chlcngti. J M337 S.s *
WANTED TO IIENT
WANTKD TO HUNT-WANT TO LDASH FOR
teim of year * tenement block or number nf
ilwclllnc * centrally located. Address P. O.
Uu 79. . K-07 :
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WANTKD , ROOM AND HOARD , MODERN
ooiM'iil iiCP , for sltiKln Kt'iitlemin. Stntn
terms. Addu'ict 3 17. Hee. 1C MM8 ! 9
WANTED. llOARD AN ROOM UY l DY IN
iirhnln fniully , American , nt rrnnomilile pi Ire.
Mu t ba on or near Itiuney. Dodiie , 16th , llth
or Wnluut- Hill llm-s. Slate pilcn and kind
of room.Addrt'ii * H 19 , llci > oltlce , city
K-MJUl 30
STORAGE.
GTORAQE , WILLIAMS & CROSdii | HARNEY.
M-6M
UTORAGH FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
and chtup rat * . R. Wells , 1111 I'uiuam.
M-M7
OM.VAN4STORAGE CO.li FARNAM. Tel. 15f .
WANTED-TO BUY.
I1KSTKORT1IK MONEY.HAVANA FRKCKLIC3.
N-MSC7-A19
furnltute , .auv , * U. I. UniMtll , 719-711 N , llth
FOB SALE FUBNITTTBE.
PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOUTX
money. Low price * on fumlturo A household
roods. Knterptls * Credit Co. , ClJ-tts N. ICth t ,
1011 HALE. rt'HNITfllK OF IM1OOM FLAT
nt a Kint iwcrince ; must be Md nt once.
Inquire ( tl I'axton hilt. O MSM
H HKb KKBB HI Hl llkl lH BB B K B KH BHIkKlK
FOB SALE HOUSES , WAOONS.ETO
I'lNIJ SECOND HAND PItAKTONS AND PAII-
tlnfcn. A. J. Hlmpsan's ReK | > Rltory , 1411 Dmlce.
P-C14.12I
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roit SALi-HAt : > i > u ; PONY. ADDRIISH i > 27.
_ Jlei\ _ _ P-627 23
roit HAM : . I.A V"'H YiNifTwiviNO noiisT :
und nrnl-cl.iui plmelon. J30 South 21st street.
P MJ34 29'
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
! Oil SALE , FIRST MOnTOAOE3. GUARANteed -
teed S tier ecnl , sums of 130000 to ll.OUO.OO.
% \hy tnko 4 per cent when you can pet 87
Amc < . 1617 Farnani. Q M99I
irr : TOR SALE" ; CAN SHIP OVER ANY ROAD
out of Om.iha nnd Council UlufTs. I imareaux
Ilrog. . W Ho. 16th. Omaha. Q-332-A17
FOR HALI5 ST. 11ERNARD PL'PS , FULL PED-
Iffrrtil. C2 N. 19lh Brteet. Q M437
ST. IIERNARD IKO ) Pirp. 9 MONTHS OLD ;
HncpcdlRree , fine inarklngs and color. Room
SO. Darker block. Q-M504 al
193 FOR SALE IN CAR IXJTS. OILUEIIT
Hi-or. Council llluffs. Q M623 A25
WAGON UMIIRELAS ; SIMPSON , 1411 DODOE.
. . Q-S13 2I
2 PHYSICIAN PIIAITI'ONS AT POST , NO DU-
ceptlon. Drummond Currlagn Co. , 18 & Hartley.
Q-5.V )
2 TOP nrodiES 3& * r LEATHER TOP CAR !
rlnge | C3. Drummund Ciirrlage Co.
Q-C31
MISCELLANEOUS.
FREE MfSEUM OF ANATOMY TO MEN
only. Dr. tfcarlca & Seurles. 1416 Fnrnnm st.
, R-131-A1B
HAVE YOril OLD fARPBT WOVEN INTO
ruga. Smyrna rugi reiialrwl , 1321 Leivcn orth.
R-M5I2
CLAIKVOYANTS.
DR. II. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT , RE-
llublo business medium ; 7th ycnr ut 119 N. It
. a-sa
CLAIRVOYANT-PROFESSOR WHITE CAN DC
consuUed on business , marrlnpc , divorces and
all family affairs , the futuie plainly revealed ,
lovers united , troubles iirnled .names of
irienui nnd enemies ; also the one you will
marry. Hours from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sim-
day , 9 to B. 1617 Chlcuso street. H 109-A10 *
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
MADAME SMITH , 502 S. 13TH. 2D FLOOR ,
alcohol , Btenm. sulphur
room 3. Massage , vapor ,
phur nnd sea baths. T M433 28
MME. ANNA OF CHK'AOO GIVES ALCOHOL
baths and massage. SOS N. IClh. nxim 13.
A Aiii > l 3
PEKSONA1. .
LADIUS' AMHEU JDWnLlST TO
also icpalrlng 6138. _ _ Itth atrect. U-M150
L'B SHAMPOO. VAPOn AND HOT
air mnchhio for steaming ladles' Jnces and
heada- cures dandiurt and headache , law Doug
las Etrcut. U MS5I S3
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rHr'irwANA KUECKLI : , A W
WHEN OUT WITH YOUll LADY VISIT J. J.
Muller's new Ice cream parlors , 2802 Leaven-
worth street : everything In new. Including tn
building. Tel. 1030. Ice cream dellverc d-
VIAVI HOME TREATMENT POU LADIES.
Health tiook and consultation fiee. Address or
call Vlavi Co. , S4S Uee bldg. Uidy attendant.
OR. W. IIOSS MAUTlN. 13T FAnNAM ST. ;
Upurs from 11 to 1. J to 6 , 7 to 8. Tel. ISIO.
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UNION iinAND-niiNnxi : . WHOLE WHEAT
Hour. Wheatel New breaKfiiat food. Ncal
Com ad. Wholesale Agcnlu. Omaha ,
WlIOI.ll WHEAT I1IIEAO FIIOM UNHOLTHD
Hour AInuiRcn I * . llnmsey'R. 217 N , } J ' ' st-
MASSAGE IJATHS. MME. POST.'aW4 ! S. ivril.
U S)3 )
UMIIKELLAS MADH. HErOVEItED AND HE-
pahcd. 105 Soutli'Slxtconth street. U 383
rifEAV FOR WIIIPPINO ; COTTAQE CIIEKSB.
Waterloo creamery , 1613 Howard : tel 1333.
U M148 all
MASSAGE. MADAME UBII.NAIID. 1410 DODQE.
U M267 2S *
IlALDUl'F
A pleasant nnd convenient place , 1620
Furnain street , I'axton block ; 'phone 711.U .
U M33 >
Till ! WOMAN'S I1AICE11Y sri'PI.llW VA-
ilety of cliulce KO'xl.1) ' , hcHldert live MmN of the
lie t lirr.ul III nmrUet. wholn wheat lirend u
( MHM'lally , KH'xla dellveretl : lele | > honu 4.il. Mrs.
O. yuvlllimniUKiT , 1101 N. 21th Bt
U M3-A-25
KTUAW IIVTS niANii : ) . UESHAPEI ) AND
miul luvv. MO N. gtlt Ht. U-C23A-2G
MME. LA ilBoic7 MAlwAlJET IMJ TlIAV 1 7-
vvorih SI , thlid IUx > r , frunt room. U US I ) *
MONEY TO LOAN nUAli ESTATE.
ANTHONY LOAN & THUST CO. , JH N. T. LIFB
loans st low tales for choice secuilty on Ne
braska and Ion a faring or Oinalia city property.
W 700
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MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPIIOVKH OMAHA
real estate , llrcnnan , Love & Co. , 1'aiton blk.
UNITED STATES MOItTQAnil CO. OF NEW
York. Capital 13.000,00(1. ( Suiplus { 600,000. Sub-
mil choice loans to F. B. Pusey , vgent. First
jf tlonal bank buUdlnit. W-701
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LIFE INSU11ANCC POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. C. Chcsney , Kansas City. Ma.
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CITY LOANH. LAnaC LOANS ON CENTRAL
business property ; k per cent. C. A. Starr ,
t N. V. Llfa building. W-M:5 >
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY AND FAllil
croperty. Amis I'll Farnam street.
W-MM1
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LOANS ON IMPROVED * UNIMPROVED CITY
property. $3,000 & upwards , 6 to IK P < r cent ; na
delays. W. Farnam Smith Co. , 1320 Farnam.
W-C9J
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MONP.Y TO LOAN ON FAUMS IN LIOUIM.AS ,
Improved and unlinproved Omaha real estate.
Fidelity Trust Co. , ITfll Farnam st. _ W-8M
MONBV"TO LOAN"AT. . LOWEST'UATES ON
Impruvrd and unimproved Omaha real estate ,
1 lo C years. Fidelity Tr"st Co. , 1701 Farnam.
W-tIM
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MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
and Nebrasko firms at from t to 7 per cent.
W. U. Utlkl * . First National bank building.
W 6M
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OMAHA LOAN t TRUST CO. , 1ITII AND
Douglas streets. loan money on cltr and farm
property at lowest rates ot Interest. W tM
MONKY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. TUB
O.F. Davis Co.lMJ Farnam at.YtM
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LOANS7 B.U. BIIBAFE. 431 PAXTON BLK.
W-J1IAI
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
Continued.
LOANS W. O. TUMPLETON , PAXTON 11I.K.
W M7 7 31 _
MORTaAOK LOANS. A. MOORK. G14 N. YIttPIi
W-KMftll *
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MONEY TO" bA"N CHATTELS ,
CONFIDENTIAL J/ANS MADE ON CHATEfj
necurlty. Address P. O. llox 792.
X-372
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J. U. HADDOCK , ROOM 47. RAMOB IILOCK.
X * 77
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
ture , piano * , hortes , nnon . or any kind of
chattel security , at lowest possible rates , which
you ran pay back nl nny time , nnd In nnjr
amount. FIDELITY LOAN aUAHANTEK CO ,
room 4 , Wlthnell Mock. _ X-704
A. . E. HARIlTsTllOOM 1. CONTINENTAL HLK
MONITY TO LOA N ON FURNITURE , PIANOS.
horres , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city ;
no removal of iuod ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off at any time or la any
amounts.
amounts.OMAHA MORTOAOE LOAN CO. ,
Kt South ICth Mrcjt.
X7Qj
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL
rty. Harvln Loan Co. . 701 N. Y. Llf
BI10RT TIME I.OANS , 43J
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE. GROCERY STORE ; OOOD. CLEAN
Unck , located on the bent urect In the city ;
will Invoice nt about J1.SOO.OO ; will fell for
cash only : good reason for selllne. Address
P W. Hee. Y M10S A13 _
IF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL OR E'xCHANOB
merchandise , get In or out of buslnem , call
on or addresi the National Information and
Exchange Co. , 803 First National bank , Omaha ,
Nch. Y-6Q8a2t
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SMOKE HAVANA FRECKLES , A IOC CIO All !
FOR SALE , JIorOOO STOCK OF OENKRAL
merchandise ; nil ntuples , % cash , balance
trade. W. C. Ritchie. Pender. N(1. | MM. . ,
PICTURE FRAME STORE FOR H/U.E. AD-
ilrcHS S 15 , Ilee olUce. Y M5I7 ia
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FOR SAI.K. ALiTi'ltRNITURE NOW IN USE
In conducting a llrst-chiiu hotel. Hotel build
ing can bo leased for nny number or ji-nrs.
Mrs. A. 11. Ray , Valentine , Ncl ) . Y M5C3 11 *
FOB EXCHANGE.
BARGAINS IN HOMES.TRADE.SALE.ICOJ , Dod e
Z 841
FOR TRADE. FOR OMAHA IMPROVED PROP-
ertlea worth Jl.000.00 tp J10.000.00. good form
lands In this Male ; wlli ns ume reasonable In-
cumbrnnce. What have you gol7 Ames. 1617
Farnam street. Z-M317
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.
FOR EXCHANGE. CLEAR OMAHA LOTS.
Improved nnd unimproved , nnd clear unim
proved lands , for Omaha rental property ; will' '
iihiumo re.isonahln encumbrance ; If you lire In
. tlKht plain- this Is a chance to Bet out. G.
G. Wallace , 312 Urown block , ICth nnd Douglas
Z MG1 ! ) >
A IO-CINTEH FOII DC. HAVANA KHKCKLKS.
Z M3C7 A 19
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I HAVU C3 I-ING UU8INUSS AND IIGSIUKNCG
lots In a KrowltiR county sent town In Ne
braska , with 80 acres K : xl Jnnd adjoining
corporation limits , clear ot encumhrance. The
lots JM > each , land $50 per acre. Wish to ex-
clmiiKO for n stock of Reneuil meichandlse.
Hlrnm A. Sturges , agent. Omaha. Nebraska.
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roit KXCIIANOI : , 3 I-ACIJI : LOTS , w MILKS
Houth from South Omuhn Hock jifrili , for
merchandise. Address box 3 , LHehlleld. Nch
' Z
TO iJxeiiANOK. von iMi-uoviir orTOiIl2
property a bather shop and hath rooniH , ox-
lifilencn unnccrawuy ; party must be able to
nrike change , attend luths and handle cigars :
rccelptn from 6IOO to J73.00 per week : prollts
from J23.QO to W3.00. 8 16. Ueo. SJ-MSTj so"
FOB SALE .REAL ESTATE
FOR BALE. NGWROOM COTTAOn : CELlar -
lar , cistern , city water ; cor , 30th nnd Snhlcr-
J ) , 250.00 | long time. Enquire 131S Knrnnm !
ISnrilB. _ HE M518
BARGAINS. HOUSES. LOTiT A VD FARMS
ale or trade. K K. Darling , 1J.kcr blk.
_ It B-7M
SALIl , 124 ! MILKS FROif OMAHA. 430
iicits well Improved ; ICO acrea In hay , 170 In
corn and oats , balance In timber. Will sell
for $40 un aero on easy terms. It will pay tu
Investigate this. Ames , 1617 Turnnm.
UK-M313
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BNAl'-SMOOTII , HIC1I GAItllL'N LAND I-'IVU
miles from nostullk(100 ( per aero : might tnko
tome trade. 910 N. V. L. bldg.
_ _ _ Ilji 17t'A13
ron BALH. < o , co on 100 Aunns. JOINS FLOR-
ence. Splendid land for Investment. Only (60
an acre. Ames. 1C17 Furimni street.
nn-M3U
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BARGAIN A FINIJ ICO-ACIIH FARM , 73 MILES
fiom Oin.itm. for J-.OOO.iW ; ( joo.oo cnsli , bnlnnco
In S years. C. n. Dodtilght , 3J1 N. Y. Life.
nB-M32i A17
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PAHM LAND , C. P. HAUIUSON. 613 N Y Lira
_ It E-643Jly27
BOMB CUBA I' LOTS.
A fine 60-ft. lot at 43rd and Plnkney streets ,
at (200.00.
M ft. grade , Jrd anil Francis streets , at
1300.00.
33 ft. on i3th , near Dorcas street , east front.
only JCOO.OO.
inst front on 27th , ncnr Wodlworth. trees etc
a very Una lot for half value , 11,000.00.
A most destrnb.e residence. KO-fL lot , on
Georgia avenue , near Pacific street , for JJ.400.00.
We ImVB holism at from ISOO.OO to 110.000.00 at
greatly reduced prices , and on terms that will
icqulre little cash. Defore buying , selling or ei-
iluinirlnif , be sure and see the
Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Furnarn street.
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FOR BALH. C1IOICK Sr.QTION LA N D N K An
Lexington , Dan son county. No finer land In
the Hate. Ames. 1617 Farnam. IIH-M31S
LIST BARGAINS FOR Q U I CK T 0 1 1 Ns7lM5 DodB4
HK-843
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10 ACIIK3 CLOSi : IN , 13.000.
S acre * , llnely Improved , 11,700.
40 acres close In , $2,000.
73 acrc , J3.300 ( well Improved. )
200 acres , $8,000 ( Improved. )
410 acres , $10 an acre.
CC7 Snriiy county , $30 an acre.
320 garny county , $17 an acre.
Wanted , SO Sariiv county for $4.000.
Wanted 1ft ) In Washington county.
Wanted , 2M lo MO acres nt bargain.
Wanted , JlO.OuJ hauso for cash.
Wanted , $ SUOO houxe for cash.
C. F. Hairlson. * 1J N. Y. Life.
BUSINESS NOTICE
OMAHA MEKIISCIIAUM PIPD FACTORY ; OLD
pipe * made new. 613 B. llth. M lit
R. L. CARTER. METAL CORNICB BKY-
llfhtj. imoki ( lucks , furnaces. 1117 Howard st.
4M
DAMAGED MlIlllOIlS RnUILVUUUD. 71i N. It.
Kt Al
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED II13 COAL
oRlc * to 209 So. Hth. Drown bile. M14S
HORSESHOEING.
MRS. THOMAS MALONEY , III N. 16T1I ST.
_ _ > MAU
E. a 11UUT , UOItSEailOEIt. Ill N. ICTH.OJAI
OJ-AI
OMAHA OPTICAL CoTTKXblNO OPTICIANS :
J. F. Ponder , manf/Wr.1 / sclenline examina
tion of the eyes frcel JfcJifl 16th treel. Com'l
Nafl Bk lllilg. , in Keller's drus store.
THE ALOHA PENrOLROO. . KC1F.NTIFIC OP.
tlclanx , 1108 Fnrnnm al , , opposite I'axton hnlel.
Eye * examined free , r j 717
EVES TCaTUirT'llEB HVtA PRACTICAL OP-
( Iclnn. We miaranteo.Uv.nt | the eyes perfectly ,
to your entire rat I * faction or money refundeJ.
A. MANDELUI'ltui'5' 4
Jeweler nnii optlcl.iiv hnrthcait corner Sl * >
teenth nml Faiiinm utrftts. SCS
BICYOIiis.
.
Tires nnd nundrlc * . Pafen. opened , repaired. C.
_ R. Heflln , locksnillh. 3IVN. 16th street. 8MA
I1ICYCLES. NEW ANir OLt > , IM TO $1J ;
ensy pnyments : 're rent nnd repair Omnhit
lllcjclo Co. , 223 N. ICth street. Telephone 12) .
lit
_ _ _
NEW WARWICK , 1S3I PATTERN. STIUCKt.T
high grnde , adjustable hnnille and renr brake ,
on no other wheel. Inquire Omaha Coal , Coke
& Lime Co. , 16th anil Dtiuglna l. 13. A 10
llICYCLKS AL.
ALL PRICES.
Send for our list of second hand nnd gimp-
worn bicycles. Repairs nnd ojclc. sundries of
all kinds. M. O. Uaxun , 402 N. 16th St.
531
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
O. ' F. OELLENni-CK , BANJOIST AND
teacher. 1810 California street. 914
FOR UAROAIN-J IN PIANOS AND ORC1ANS :
easy payments ; InttrumenK rented ; rents apply
on purchase. A. Hospe , Jr. MS53
MR8.JE.isi E" Uno WN"-C ROM MT.TT7 T11E ONI.Y
post graduate ot Emetuon Collige of Oratory.
Doston , In Omahn who tenches elocution nnJ
ph > slcnl culture. Ware building , Oinnlm.211A13
211-A13
GERMAN 7r.SSON3 IJY WELL inUCATED :
German , Z3 cent * for one , l-.60 for 12 les'ons.
Address B 10. IJee. 433-CO *
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBATjMER3
n. K. uunicnr. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer. 1618 Chicago. Tel. 90. 703
8WANsbN & "vALIEN. UNDERTAKERS AND
embalmen , 1701 Cumlng St. , telephone , 10CO.
823
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EM-
balmcr , 1417 Farnnin street. Telephone 223.
331
HEAFEY & HEAFEY. 21S S. 14TII ST. TEL.
263 ; also 24th and N. its. . So. Omaha. M437
HOTELS.
THE MIDLAND HOTEL.
Corner 16th nnd Chlcnco directs ; coolest
hotel In Omaha : new building , new furniture ,
electric bells , bath , Rtc.un heat American
plan. JLW to $2.00 per day ; European plan. Wo
to $1.00 per day. M. J. Franck. proprietor.
S35
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. W. COR.
13th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week.
108 A3'
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS ? BOUGHT , SOLD. EXchanged -
changed , "rented nnd repaired. Tjpowrlter and
office supplies. Typewriters rented nt $4 per
month. The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , suc
cessors to the typevvi Itlng department of the
Megenth Stationary Co. . 211 South Thirteenth
Btieet. Tel. 1361. 930
SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER.
The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , tel. 1361 ,
No. 214 S. 13th st. , 831
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
HAMILTON I1ROS. , "GENERAL CONTRACT-
ore nnd builders , carpenter work , brick laying
nnd plastering. 414 S. ISth , st. Tel. 1178. M33S
C. E MORRILL. CARt'HNTER. OFFICE AND
store fixtures , a opecjnlty. 1'atchlng nnd
plastering. 1G13 Capltul.'n\ . Telephonu 408S
" M2
4 _
PLUMBERS.
FREE PLUMBING OF. . IJVERY KIND. G.lrt
( team Si hot water heating sen erase. 313 S. 15.
] ; . ; - ; M438
J. J. HANIGAN.'j'LUMKtNO. STEAM AND HOT
water heating. 2705 LeaVen < rorth st. 153
JOHN JOWnVcO. , ILHMHINO , STEAM AND
hot water heating , gas IItuns , globes , 421 S. 15.
481
, TENTS AND i AWNINGS.
.t * , *
j n i t i .1 i
i WOLF BIIOB. & COf , MANUI.'ACTURKIty > Oil
dwnlnKS , ' tents , fines , wagon , hay. stoclc covers , '
tnrpuulln * Tinnners , streamers. 703-70J 8. 16th
street. Tel. 601. Tents for rent. M386
WHY DON'T YOU HUNT A TEXT.'TAKK A
vacation and rest jouraclf ? The Omaha Tent
and Awning Co. have tent of all kinds that
they rent cheap. 1311 Fornam st. 2S2'A17
HAY AND GRAIN.
BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE
buy , bay. A. H. Snydcr , 1515 Burt St. , tel. 1107.
. t- , 833-83
NEBRASKA HAYCO. . WHOLESALE HAY ,
grain and mill stuff. 'We are nlwujs on the
market to buy or sell. 1518 Webster at. 159
STEN OGRAPHERS.
C. A. POTTER. KB N , Y. LIFE BUILDING ,
does all Iclnda ot stenographic work , law
cases , depositions , chanceiy work , copying ,
etc. , at reasonable prices. Call and see tb
Duplex typewriter ; writes two letters at 01
nnd the same tlmo ; the fastest typewriter '
the world. M311 Al >
JOB PRINTING.
QUICK PRINTERS , KRAMER & CHANDLER ,
1121 Farnam nnd 307-3 S. 12th. Phone 1630.
Mull orders get quick acllun. f > 69 A4
REED JOB PRINTING .CO. FINE PRINTING
of all kinds. 17th street. Dee. building.
M430
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OP SHORTHAND , 615
N. Y. Life , Omaha , A k for circular. 710
LEARN PRACTICAL BUSINESS & SIIORT-
hand. HOOSU'B Omaha Bus. Col. , 15th & Farnam.
213-A13
GRINDING.
SCISSORS , LAWN MOWERS. RAZORS , ETC. ,
giound. Melchlor DIOK. , 1113 rarnnm street.
street.8C3
8C3
RAZORS , SHEARS. CLIPPERS. LAWN MOW-
era. etc. A. L. Underl.md. IOC N. 14th. 172
HARNESS
HARNESS. WHIPS. NETS , ETC. JIEPAIRINQ
a specialty. 113 N. 15th st. 20. !
( JET MY PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY A HAH-
ness. August Bohnc , 711 8. ICth street.
M-llt AID
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage batteries recharged , electrical nnd gen
eral machinists ; superior work guaranteed.
Omaha Elcctilcal Wotks , 617 and Cli ) B. 16th st.
_ 33J _
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACT.
ors for eledtrlo light aad motor plants and all
kinds of electrical construction. Western Elcc-
trie Supply Co. . 418 and 4M S. 15th st. 837
DENTISTS.
- - * * , _ _ _
'
DR. GEO. 8. NASON'-iD'ENTIST , ' SUITE 200
I'axton block , 16th a arrtam ats. Tel. 713.
DR. PAUL. DENTISTr W HURT ST. 333
PAWNBROKERS
FRED MOIILK. U17Holi > ! lNAM , JEWELRY.
i > ' 819
II. MAROW1TZ OANg'jilJNnY , 508 N. llth'SL
-
ELLA DAY. ELOCUTION ? PHYSICAL CULT-
ur . Umernon niethoJTT , Summer iiuplls r .
celved. Room 9 , ConfiillrWal Nafl bank.
" [ M1C3
WHOLES p COAL.
JOHNSON EROS. , WHOl/USALE / DEALERS IN
a'l kinds ot coal. Correspondence sollslted.
' 1U Farnam street. ! ' - -i M(66
LIVERY STABLE.
HOARDING 8TAIILKS. .FINE LIVERY RIGS
cheap. Ed Baumluy , 17lli and Kt. Mary'a.M
M ( S3
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLS'RINO CABINET MATTRKSS WORKS ,
W. R. Bell. It A. MiEachroi ) . 1717 Leavenvvorlh
157
DANCING.
FOR PRIVATE LESSONS. STAGE OH
( oclety dances , call on Morand , 1510 Hurncy ,
or 23M Dodge atrvet ; terms r'aionable.
M5C4 A7
LOST.
LOST PROMISSORY NOTE , $ W.83 , SIGNED BY
Jacob nnd Milton Hvmlrlx lo John rivnti ;
Under will receive reward by leaving at 717
N , Y. Life bldg. D. W Merrow M3I1 2S
" "
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAX1UERMY AND Ft'Il BENu-OR C\\TA.
logue. Ueorv * U Drawn , lr. . U Co. , 703 S. Ulh.
UJU
i EAMSHIP LINE ,
ANCHOR > 'VE ' MAIL BTKAM81UPS SAlIj
regularly * vefy Paturdnjr from New York for
Londonderry nnd Ol.tg < > vv Ethiopia , August
H. 2 | ) . m. ; fnrneftshi , August K , 7.31) ) n. in , ;
Anchorm , AUKtmt 2.i , noon , l'lrrnx hi , Septem
ber I , 3 p. in , Hahn < n , gecond elann nnd stevraga
slnitic or round trip tickets from New York or
CItlcniro nt reduced rates to the prlnclp.il
Pcntch , Fngllsh , Irish and nil continental
points. Tor money onlern. drafts , outunrd or
prepaid ticket * apply to any of our local agents
or to Henderson Bros . Chicago.
FINANCIAL.
MONEY. LAMES. WILL IH'Y FROM A
wMoweft fet nn rilurnted single lady , n Joint
Intervst In elegant home. Address H M. Bee
olllcu , Omaha , Neb. M562 3t
DRESSMAKING.
ENOAnn.MENTt ) TO DO nilESMMAKING IN
fatnllU-a ; $1.00 a day. Address B 1 , Bee.
Mill 20
CORNICE.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS. GALVANISED
l < -on cornices. IKi St. Mary's avenue.
S34
HAIUDRESSING.
MILLIH : ( LADIES * HAUUJUISSSINO , BHAM.
pool n tk , etcatnltiK li * ' ijooila , IjlJ Douglas.
477
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
WHITE'S'lTjrPLOYMENT 'oFI-ICE. THE ONLY
place to net help of all kinds In the city.
TIIK JtEAl.TV .MARKET.
INSTHUMENTS placcil on recoril July 27 ,
ISO I :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Martin Zechmelmer nnd wife to Mr * . E.
A. Tuttle , lot 5' ' . block 1 , S.umders *
H's mM
Cecelia A and NVttle W Collins t J C
Collins. Vi Interest In lot 17 , block 3.
1'rujn paik , nnd U Intel est In lot C ,
block 133 , South Om.iha CIO
Same tu same , Vi Interest In lot 2. block
: ' > 7 , Oninh.i 2.575
Urbln RelM nml wife to lies-tie K.iuiti.
" 4 lot 13 , block 13 , Improvement nfso-
tlon E.DOO
Gate1 City Land company ID Ulohu 1.0,111
nml Tiusl company , w 2. > fcut lulu 23
and 21 , block 1 , Brown park 1
It O Uovrle * to saine , i' S2V feet of w
D7'2 feet lots 1 nnd 24. block I. fume. . . . 1
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
C li Thomas to Omnhn Fire Insurance
company , \3t \ 4 , Duclls * siiliillv 1
Charles O'llryne et nl to J C Cjvvln. lot
1 , block 11 > . ItOKcr'n ndd , and o Vj lot 0
and w Vt lot 7 , block M , Omaha 6.230
DEI" ' .
Shcrlft to Globe Ix > an al nisi company ,
lots 2i ) nnd 21 , block 4 , ( . ner & A'H adil 700
Special nnster to C F Carlson , lot 5. block
13 , Brown park COO
Sanii' to Maty Ilnzaid , s H lot 31 , block
C , ICountzc Jl add 2,151
Same to < J F BulTum , tiustee , lots 13
nnd II , Ledvvlch Place 1,000
Same to s.irue. w 30 feet of w C2 feet lots
G and C. blork 3. Kendall's add 700
Same to J I' F Bicw.ster , w 22 feet of w 83
feet lot 8. bloik 101 , Onuha 3,000
S.imn to M C ViiUKhen , n SO feet of a 90
fivt lotH 10 nnd 11 , block 3. Drake's 730
Same to Pimfoid Gurnscy , lot 4 , block 1 ,
Brlggs' Place 1.301
Total amount of transfers $21,177
livery IiounotlintlM plastered on wood
la til Nit II re trap , and consequently n
death tra\i. 'JTIio Interior wood ivorU
under' tlio drying cll'cctw of artllU-lal
Iioat bi-coiiio.s an liidainablo UN tinder ,
jiceillii oiily a Npark to llahli tlio lire
i'roiu cellar to nxif wltli frr < nl < ! *
rOHIlltlUK lOhM Of lite.
Kxpiiude'd llctal Kteol Lnth Tvlicn covered
with Its co.it Ins of mortar ( the but known ( Ire
proof material ) liiMiros safety and costs but
llttlu In uxcessof wiKd. It prevents crackIng -
Ing nml fnllln of piaster.
Adoylcd for nil U. H. ( Jovornment RulldltiRS
and lNiiseohlltltory In all llotol * , Tliuuters ,
Asylums , IlrMpltals nnd Se'lnx > l Houses In
Chk'.MKO anil other larso cities. Wrlto for
catalogue nf lathing. fenoliiK. etc- .
NORTHWESTERN EXPANDED METAL CO. ,
400 E. 20th Street. CHICAGO.
FOR SALE.
At Fremont , Neb.
The bnlnnco of tlio stock of A. 0. Korean ,
coiiHlstlni ; of
Clothing , Furnishing Goods and Hats
uinouiitlii ! : to nbout $3,000. This stock will
bo sold at loss than llfly per cunt of Its orig
inal coat , und would mnko a dcslrablu nuu-
clini- . for pai ties doslrltiK to start in business ,
oreiiiiilly | deilniblo to ho incited uu and ro-
movi'd. The sturu and lixturus can bu hud If
doslred.
Apply on the nrtmlses at FREMONT , NEB. ,
to A. o. NO KIN. :
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Boo
Building , OMAHA , Nob. Adviuo FREfc
JRH1LWAYT1MBJHRD
Leaves ICHICAOO. BUItljINUTON T Q.Arrlves |
Omahal Depot 10th and Mason Ula. I Omaha
4ttpm ; . Chicago VeallLuIe . S.GOam
9:45am : . Chicago Uxpriiaa . 4:25pm :
7:02pm : . Chicago and Iowa Local . 8:00am :
11130am . Pacific Junction Local . GC5pm :
Leaves IUUHLINQTON & MO. UIVDU.IArrlves
Onmha | _ Depot 10th andMu.ion _ Bts. _ | Oniulia
.Denver Express .
10:15am : . Deadwood Cipresj . 4:10pm :
4pm : . .Denver Express . 4:10pin
CWiin : | . .Ndbrabku Local ( except Sun. ) . . . CSOpm
SlSain : , , Lincoln Local ( except BuuJay.llOani ) :
Leaves I K. C. . ST. J. & C. B. lArrlvea
Omahal Depot 10th and Mason tin. I Omaha
: ( Jam.lCans.ia City Day Uxprcss 6.61pm
:45pm.K. C. Night Ex. via U. I * . Trans. 6DOnra ;
Leaven I CHICAGO. H. I. & 'PACIFIC ( Arrives
OmalmlUnlon Depot 10th & Musim Sts. | Omaha
10:15am..Atlnntlo Hxpreea ( ex. Hunday ) . . 603pm ;
C:2Spm : . Night Uxpresa . C:40am :
4lOpra. : . . .Chicago Vestlbuled Limited. . . . l'JJpm :
UiKpm.Oklahonia Exp. ( to C.l. . ex Sun ) . 635mn
_ _ WEST. _
6J5arn. : Oklahoma A Texas Exp. ( ex dun.ll:33pm ) :
l:3Spm . , . .Colorado Limited . 4tlOpm
Leaves I UNION PACIFIC. ( Arrives
OmalmlUnlon Depot 10th & Mason jts. | Omaha
"
8Wam : . Denver "Express . S:60pm :
2:15pm : . Overland Flyer . 0:20pm :
! ; 4ipmU ! alrlco & Btromab'g ixcx ( Sun.ll:30un :
CKOpm . I'acinc Express . io:6jamra :
, - - PAtlL.7Anlves
OniahalUnlon Depot 10th & Mason 8ts. | Omalu
( : Up'm Chicago "Limited 9 SOaTn
-lljl9am..Clilfiifa F.xpreM lex. Bun ) . . . S.'QOuin
Leaves I V E. Mu. ' . 'ALI.UT. Arrives
Omahal Depot 15th and Webster dls. j Omalis
" " :0am : Dejdwood E pr"Ks C:10pm
tOSam.Ex. : ( Sat..Wyo. ) Ex.Kx. ( Man ) . 6:10pm
( :00pm. Norfolk Express ( Ex. Sunday..10 : < Sain
aOpmjji. . . . . . . Paul Express 9:40jirg :
leaves [ CHICAGO ft NORT1MVI.-5T N lArrlvm"
Omahal U. P. Depot lOUi & Mason Sts.l Omalu
ll:03um : Chicago Expreu 610pm ;
4OEpm : Vestibule Llmlte.1 CiOara
C JUpin lEx. Sat. ) I'hiv Pass ( Ex. Mon. ) X am
li 'Ti.im Mu. Valley I iial . . . . 10 30pni
U:30pm : . _ . _ . . Thu Overland Flier. . . . . Z.ljpiu
"
Leaves f" : M18SfOURI PACIFIC fArrlves
Omtthal Depot ISth ami Webster Sti I Om.ih.v
l.ooam. . . . St. l iuls E > pres > 6oOim :
l30pm ! .St. Louis Express 0:5pm :
6:10pm.Dally : ( . > x. hijn. ) Nebraska lenl. . 9-lloni
. C..8T. P. . M. . & 0 , _ lArtfvej"
_ pniahnj _ Depot Ulh and Webster fits. _ f O
"
"s 00am. . Sioux City Accom ( Ux. Hun. ) 7":03pin :
10OOam.Rloux ; City Accom ( Sun. Only. ) . . 8 Oipm
) J:16pra .Bloux City Exiireu ( Ki. Hun..11.5i.un )
, , tIl.Bt. _ Pau | yinjted . .u. . . . 45am
OmahalU. P. Depot 10th 4 Maspn an. I Omalu
't'.Kam. . Bloux City Pussenger. . . . . . . . 10 ZOpTn
JiMpni. . , . JH. P ul Kxpress . .j. _ I0.o..im
TTavM VfilOOX CiTPAinTtT lAirlvJT
_ pmaha | Prpot 15th and Wclister Hti. I Omahi
Clopm : . at. Paul Limited . 9 : < ) ntn
_ Ktf'iim : . Chlcsgn Limited 9 nirn
"TTics r OWATlA * SlTToTITH lArrlv *
jinahklU P Depot 10th & Manoii His. Onui
3.Upm77 . tit. Louis Cannon Hill . U:4iaw :
DENIED THEIR PETITIONS
Union PnciCo Oannot Qraut the Bequest of
Ohojrcnno Buslcoss Men.
SHOPS MUST NOW REMAIN CLOSED
Cvnrriit .tliiiniKiir IllrUliHou Talk * Of the
Sltimllim on tliu DnUin 1'iirlllo SjlilliiTs
Nut lie Itn-Hini'loji'il-riimii-
clal Outlook I'ur front IlrlRlit.
Qonprnl Mnimgcr Dickinson of tlie Union
Paclltc lias rcpl.eJ to tlio petition of the
business inon of Cheyenne ashing that tlio
' '
sliojis ut that city bu re'opencJ. Tlio reply ,
wlillo courtouus , Is not such & reply as will
bring any prcat amount of Joy lo the busi
ness men of Cheycnno and vicinity. After
recognizing the receipt of tlio petition the
general manager states that an unforeseen
situation arose which compelled the shops to
shut douii because of lack of employes
enough to keep them running ; that It v > .is
not the fault of the receivers or innn.tge-
ment whleh brought about the condition , and
consequently the company should not be
maJi ) responsible ; that while the closing of
the shops would undoubtedly work hardships
the company desired to do everything that
would benefit the community , und were con
ditions favorable they would be reopened ,
but the times did not warrant such outlay
of money. However , ho stated the petition
would ba referred to the receivers for con
sideration.
General Manager Dickinson stated that
men who had gone on a strike and who had
failed to return at the time set by the court
would have to lock elsewhere for positions ,
ns the Union Pacific had none to offer them.
"It was a serious matter with ns before
the strike came , " bald he , "to raise money
to pay the wages of emplojus. The road
was earning little or nothing and It kept the
receivers and management on the anxious
seat to know how to make ends meet.Ve
kept the employes at work when their work
was not needed , solely because we wanted
to act fairly and honorably as servants of
the court. The strike came and hundreds
of Union Pacific employes went out In sym
pathy. The attention of Judge Hlner was
called to the matter and he made an order
that the men should return to work on a cer
tain date. This date , on my own responsi
bility , I extended twenty-four hours , but
the men did not rctuin to work , and Judge
Hlner was so Informed. With ths whole
sale defections In the ranks of employes In
the west , tlio. only thing left for us to do
was to shut down the shops at terminal
points.
"There are many men , I am happy to say ,
who remained faithful to the company when
It needed faithfulness most. While some
of these men are out of positions by reason
of closing down the shops , and arc suffering
because of the Ill-advised action of others ,
they will bo given work as soon as condi
tions are such as warrant us In adding to
the force. The shops at Cheyenne are open
and running , but with only about one-quar
ter the force that has been maintained
there In past years.
"So far as Cheyenne Is concerned , to all
intents and purposes the strike Is still on
there , as the -men have not taken any steps
toward declaring the strike at an end. While
the line Is open from one end to tlio other
the men nt Cheyenne have simply failed to
do their duty. . "
Asked ns to the truth of the rumor that
General Solicitor John M. Thurston and the
Union Pacific receivers had disagreed npon
matters connected with the Oregon Railway
& Navigation receivership case , Mr. Dickin
son was plainly outspoken : "When the re
porter for the World-Herald came to me
about the rumor I told him emphatically that
there was no truth In It , that It was made
out of the whole cloth. This I Informed him
not once , but several times , and I thought
my positive denial of a senseless story ought
to have sufficed , hut you can Judge of my
thorough disgust when It came out under a
slug head In that paper. I have come to the
conclusion that some newspaper men are as
unreliable as weather Indications. "
"Will the Union Pacific and Oregon Hall
way & Navigation company bo able to form a
traffic agreement ? " asked the reporter.
Without the least evidence- hesitation Mr.
Dickinson replied :
"Thero are no differences between the
management of the Oregon Railway & Navi
gation company and the Union Pacific. The
Union Pacific Is the natural outlet for the
Oregon company east , and I believe a traffic
agreement will he made favorable to both
roads. Mr. McNelll is favorably * disposed
toward the Union Pacific and this character
izes the feeling of the Union Pacific olficlals.
While I cannot say whether Mr. McNelll
will form an agreement with the Great
Northern I am Inclined to believe that an
agreement favorable to both Union Pacific
nnd Oregon will bo made before Mr. McNelll
returns to the west. "
About the damage done to the corn by the
hct winds of Thursday Mr. Dickinson said
that a strip of country GOO miles long , from
Omaha to Cheyenne , had been virtually
scorched and another day would
effectually ruin It. How far this strip ex
tended north and south ho could not say , but
Imagined that It covered the state. He
spoke despairingly of the Immediate future ,
so far as railroads In Nebraska were con
cerned , and saw little ground for hopes of
better times until 1895.
MUST KEKI- HANDS OFF.
.IinlRo Itliuir Kvppcts of These \Vlio
IlllI.oft Itullroail Jobs.
Judge John Rl ier , In dismissing Mallon ,
who was arrested , with four others , at Lar-
anile for attempting to tjton a pasf > cng > > r
train on the Union Pacific , and against whom
sufficient evidence to hold him was not ob
tainable , said : '
"You have elected by your own act to
sever your relations with the receivers and
the court. Henceforth you hnvo no right by
coercion , persuasion or otherwise to Inter
meddle with their business In any way.
You have no right to apppuen any employe
In the discharge of his duty for the piipor
of prevailing upon him to renso the discharge
of his duty by threats , pcrs'ia ' nn or other
wise. You have the right to go upon the
company's property to tra.isact business , If
you have business , but you have no right to
Interfere with the receivers nr the employes
In their service , and I trust that your conduct
will bo of buch a character aa not to render
It necessary for you to bo brought before
this court again. You are discharged. "
According to Cheyenne paper ) , there have
been S1U employes on the Wyoming dlusloti
discharged In com > en.ienco : of the present
trouble no far , and others arc pretty ceutiln
to follow , although thrJr number will bo
limited to a few men , ugalcst wlioi , ; charges
of Interfering with government property and
Intimidating employes will ba brought.
Wednesday seven wall known men In the
train service between Choycnno and Itawllns
were dismissed from the service of the com
pany , l-'lve of these test their Jobs on the
titrcngth of afildavlts filed by deputies who
were sent from Cheyenne to Uawllni rhatg-
Ing the men with applying abusive cpltl.cla
to the ottlcera while on duty at that place ,
and the remaining two were dlsclnrged on
the ground of being agitator * .
Among the Wyoming employes who have
been discharged are Jl0 ! lln-mm , thirty engi
neers and live co'idunori. The resl , uo Irom
the various branches of the service , tnch us
shopmen , trackmen , brldgijmou , I'r.iKcii.en '
and switchmen. Tto ! list Includes nearly
every switchman nn the Wyoming dlvii'on '
In Cheyenne five brakemen who were
charged with making Incendiary remarks
during the recent trouble were dlsmtnu'd.
Hitlarl mill Huril Tlnn-s ,
IJmployea of the Milwaukee v > 8tem are
anticipating a reduction In salaries , 'effect-
Cryfof
Pitcher's Castorla.
Children Cryfe * '
Pitcher's Castorla.
Children Cry fin
Castoria.
Ivo August 1 , litlt do not expect
under } CO to bo nftccted. It In thought ( ho
lovfllni ; up process will bn followed lit ro-
dnrtlon.i conforming nomowhut to the re
ductions made on the Union Pacific last
September. It Is nllcRpd that nojno ptnployiM
In the higher rank nro receiving more money
than Is paid for like services on other roads ,
and It Is to ninallie thcaf that the reduction
Is now contemplated.
Auditor \V. V. llerhel of the 1'aclllo K\
pros * company stated that reductions were
not talked of In hi * olllro , the scaling down
having taken plnco last fall. "Klft'cn men , "
said Mr. Ilechel , "were let out pf my do-
partmrnt last full , nnd today our olllco In
run upon a very economical basis , so that I
cannot sco where further reductloiiH can ba
made. "
General Superintendent S.inford of the
Adams Kxprrss company stated that salaries
would not bo reduced by the Adams com
pany , but possibly some uf the employes
would bo laid off , as business did not war
rant a largo force.
Doilh nf Atlimii-y U'rlglit ,
A telegram from President It. II. Cable of
the Chicago , Hock Inland & Pacific wan ro-
colved yesterday by General Agent II. A.
Snydcr , to the effect that Hon. T < H.
Wright , gene'ral attorney of the system , died
Thursday In Now York. "Little Is known
ns to the cause , " said Mr. Csble. ' 'but It Is
supposed that ho was overcome with tin-
hPat. " Mr Wr ght was a son cf ex-Senator
Gcorgs M. Wright of Dos Molncs , and wan
born September 'D , 1SH , nt Koosaun.ua , la ,
HP entered the railway service In 1867 , slnco
which he has been cansccutlvcly from 1867 to
1SS.1 , local attorney of the Hock Island at
Ik-s Molnes ; 1SS3 to April 1 , 1SS9 , division
solicitor for stale of Iowa for the same road ;
April 1 , 18S1) ) , to dale , general attorney for
lines cast of the Missouri river for same
road.
road.H
H Is Important to "keep the liver and
kidneys In good condition. Hood's Karsn-
parllla Is the remedy for Invigorating thcso
organs.
Refreshing , cxhlllrallng , a bath nt Court-
land beach.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA.
hiKK fif lloinil nf IMiicuttnu Novf
Drunliif ; Tciiclinr Klcrtnl ,
The school board , with President Gideon
In the chair , held a special meeting last
night.
An estimate of $600 was awarded Parks &
Co. , who are building the retaining wall
around the High school grounds.
Mr. Thomas was Instructed to proceed with
the work of rcp.ilntlng : and rcpaperlng th
Third ward school.
The well at Highland school Is said to bo
In bad shape. President Gideon recom
mended that the well be rebrlckcd , * but on
motion of Mr. Pearl the matter was referred
to the committee on buildings nnd grounds.
Mr. Thomas offered the following , which
was unanimously adopted :
Ilt'solved , That we , the memberH of tlio
Hoard of Kdiicatlon of South Omuhn , ex
tend to Superintendent A. A. Monroe hiitl
family out Heart felt sympathy nnd condo
lence in thlM their tml ; hour of iillllctlon ,
ami commend < tht > i to Him who In Ilia
meicy dooth nil things well.
Itesolved , That a copy of this be spread
upon the minutes of Mill im-cHnR , ix copy
tent to the bereaved family , nnd a copy ftlr-
nl.shed the dally papers for publication.
Secretary Hngan read a communication
from Miss 13. M. Bell , who Is now In Gen
eva , N. Y. , tendering her resignation aa the
drawing teacher In the High school. Mlsa
Hell gave excellent satisfaction. Her letter
Informs the board that her health Will not
permit her to return , and the resignation Was
accepted and Miss Jennie Lattell was elected
to take her place at a salary of ? C5 per
month.
City ( ioK.il p.
Constable Eddy left last night for South
Dakota with a warrant In his Insldo pocket
for the arrest of Jack O'Urlcn , who la
wanted on the charge of criminal assault.
Mr. George Casper , aged 83 years , died at
his home. Twenty-second und II streets , yes
terday morning. The funeral will lake place
today. Interment at Korest Lawn qcmctery.
i
William Williams was caught In the act
of stealing1 a jug of wlno In a Third ward
saloon , and upon being taken before Judge
Chrlstmann was sentenced to ten daya.Jn
the county Jail.
Dill Harper went Into a dive at 312 Rail
road avenue and tried to sell sonio brass
ear rings for $25. When ho left the place
ho took with him a costly new table cloth ,
but was run down by an olficer and locked
up. Judge Chrlstmann sentenced him to
fifteen days In the county Jail , with the'llrst ,
ton days on bread and water.
An Interesting I. tt r1ilcli SpcntiV for
It clf.
t
LOVEVILLE , St. Mary's Co. , Mil. . Juno
15 , 1801. I have handled Chamberlain's
Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
the past year. It gives the best of satisfaction -
faction to my customers. I received an order
last week for four bottles of the remedy from
a man residing sixteen miles from my place.
Today I received a letter from him , statins
that It has saved the lives of two mem
bers of his family. An old gentleman here ,
who has suffered two years with diarrhoea. '
was permanently cured by this remedy. Ho
can now do as much work aa any man of hla
ago. I could mention other remarkable
cures , but the Remedy will show for Itstelt
If tried. D. Love. 25 and CO-ccnt bottles for
sale by druggists.
The water at Courtland Is as clear as a
crystal and temperature perfect.
The committee In charge of the arrange
ments for the Klks picnic at Lake. Manawa
this afternoon nnd evening : hnvo
about completed the details of the af
fair. Members of Omaha ledge No. .19 , 11.
P. 0. E. , who are Intending to participate ,
will please ) meet at the lodge rooniM , Four
teenth and Fa main streets , at 2:30 : this
afternoon. A special motor train will await
the picnickers at Fourteenth and Howard
streets , and will leave promptly at 3 o'clock.
The commmltlco is selling tickets at $1.00
each , which Includes railroad and steam
boat fare , and a dinner served by M. Louis
Rcnaud , the well known French caterer.
A large number of members with their
friends have slgn'lled ' their Intention of at
tending , and the Indications are that thcro
will bo a good crowd. The committee have
secured the services of a band of musicians ,
who will dlscourhc music on the special
train and boat during the bathing and at
thu restaurant during dinner. Those who
are expecting to go should notify the follow
ing committee of the fact at once , so that
they may know Just how many dinners to
order : V. K. Hewitt. Frank Barrett. P. Mc-
Grath , Jules Lombard or George P. Cionk.
A < 'im > fur Clironlii Uhirrlmi'ii.
I had been troubled with chronic diar
rhoea for over a year when I reqelvcd a
'
small botlo of Chamu'crlaln's Colic , Cliolcra
and Diarrhoea Remedy , which I used and It
gave mo great relief. I then procured a
f > 0-ccnt bottle and took about two-thirds ot
It , nnd was cured. I have taken home twlco
HIKO | when I had a loosuess como on and It
stopped It at once. I hope It will help
others as It helped mo. I feel very thankful
to Mr. Stearns , the druggist , for telling ma
of this remedy and nhull bo glad to have
this letter published. S. C. Weeks , Mclroso ,
Mass. For fcalo by druggists.
Court Ciillliii ; * .
Darclay White , as guardian for Rebecca
White , has sued W. II. Wilbur unr others
recover rcntii alleged to ba dim on a lease
of three lota In Grlllln & Isaac's addition. Ho
also wants the lease annulled and the prop
erly returned to the possession .of hltt jvard.
Charles it. Sears has brought foricloeuru
proceedings on a mortgage given by Joachim
H. Spetman. deceased , as securjiy for notes
aggregating xomulhlni ; over JS.OOO. The de
fendant Is George M. Nattlnger , who was , ap
pointed administrator for the ectute.
Lions and leopards at Courtland.
\Vull 1'itpnr hmri'lied ,
At 2:45 : yesterday an alarm turned In
from box 11U culled the lire ) department to
Heard Ilros. ' paper warohonsp at 1 110 Doug
las street. A blaze hud Marlad In the ell
mm by spontaneous combustlpii and for it
few moments thcro was a lively prospect
of a tire ot no email dimensions. Tha
prompt and energetic work of the firemen ,
however , confined thu ulu70 In the basement
of the building The loan will amount t *
about | 100.
Lions and leopards at Courtlaud.