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SITUATIONS WANTED.
I CAN DO OFFICE WOHK.
I can travel or retail groceries.
I must do something iiulclc.
Uest references from last Job.
Address 8 58. llee olllce. A8I2-10'
A MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN DESIRES KM.r
plnyment ; BteiioKnipher. ulilpp"1' ' . , clcrk . ° .r
helper In any capacity ; wages m"Ier" ; ' ' ; , A.11'
dre'i T 4 , llee olltie. A M843 11
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SITUATION" THIRT-CLASS .JEWKL K ,
three year * cxpeilencc In drus ntoriAiHl res *
Jeweler , cnn > Ilrothera & Held , MllJl > J1Jg } , ' '
A YOUNO. HEALTHY WOMAN WANTS
position ns wet nurse. Inquire Wlfl
WANTED , AT ONCE. 1IY AN EXl'EHIENCED
slaughter homo mnn , a chance tn work In a
retail market ; wnges no object. Addrww T3 ,
jjce. AMU1 11 *
WANTED. A GRADUATE OF OKOROBTOWN
unl\erslty , law department , deslus a Bltiia-
tlon In lawyer's oltlro or elsewhere , billing
to do anything to i-.irn even u w.inl livelihood.
Address , Lawyer , T 25 , lue olllci' .
WANTED MALE HELP.
SOLICITORS , TEAMS FURHD [ INSTALLMENT
goods American Wringer Co. , ICl'J Howard.
WANTED-A PRACTICAL MARBLE CUTTER
and salesman , to take Interest In business ; no
capital ret ) u lied. Address I' . O. Box 97i. Lin-
I * <
WANTED , AT ONCE. M COOPERS TO WORK
on clerccs nnd i > rk barrels. For particulars
call on or address Webtern Manufacturing
Co. . Lincoln , Neb. H-MH1 13
SALESMEN ( ENERGETIC ) WAST MBN OF
good address un sitlury for retail trade. Apply
1S16 DoiiKlan. U-M1MS9
WANTED. TKN INDUSTRIOUS MEN :
( f ) itendy .employment ; small bond n-qiilrert. 23
Frenzer block. U M132 H
AVANi'UO. 2 SINOERS WHO CAN PLAY
banjo or guitar. Address T 21 , lice.
SALESMAN WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY
In United States ; $75.00 month nnd exiwnses ;
otnce advertising ; delliery tram furnished :
good monopoly. Addrcws K. S. Co. . 133
Colonnndo lll.lx. . Hoslon. Mass. It-MlM 11
WANTED , TRAVELING SALESMAN' TO SELL
direct from Philadelphia looms , blankets , tlnn-
nels , dress goodi . Jeans , etc. Adilresi Schuyl-
kill Mills , box UK , Philadelphia. I'a.IJ .
IJ Ml."i3 11 *
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
LADIES WANT1NQ ITIRST-CLASS GIRLS
apply Scandinavian Y. L llomu exchange , 203
N. llth. C-MD10 19
WANTED IIHKllIT. ACTIVE WOMAN FOR A
fine paying business. Add. , T 14 , Lite.CWS10
C-WS-10
WANTED , OtRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwork -
work ; must lime reference * . Call ut C27 S.
rjtli street , between 9 and 11 n. in.
C 130 12
WANTED , OIRL FOR OENERAL HOUSE-
ork family of tno. Apply 114 ! South T.'d. Sat
urday morning. I' MUM 11'
WANTED , FIRST-CLASS COOK , NO LAUNdry -
dry work reuulml , gocxl vragee , 21U1 DciuglnH
street. C Mlb ! 12'
I > FOR RENT HOUSES.
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TENTS FOR RENT. 1311 FARNAM ST.
ST.DC53
D-C53
VERY FINE 7-ROOM COTTAOK AT REduced -
, * duced pr'.cel call at once , Fidelity Trust Com-
" pany. 1703 Fuinain vtrcct. ' D 664
WANTED-GOOD MEDIUM PltlCKO HOUSES.
1 litLIst your houses for icnt with Ame ,
D-C6S
HOUSES , F. K. DARLING. DARKER HLOCK.
D-CUi
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE C1TV. THE
O. 1" , Davis company , 1503 Furnnin. 1 > 607
W3NTAL AGENCY , 007 11ROWN 111X1CK.
D-6S1-A17
KELKENNY & CO. , It. 1. CONTINENTAL 1ILK.
FINK TfltOQU CORNER FLAT AT 701 S. 16TH
street ; range and all other conveniences. George
Clomer , loom 2. 1623 Karnam atrttl. D 3UU
von ' niiNT-iP SOME OENTI.EMAN AND
hs ) wf | * would like to runt u dfMiuuld modern
housu of nine rooms In u cliolcu locution , we
have IU HogEH & Hill. D 330-A20
AT OFFICE rou FULL DBSCIUPTION
and photoginiih uf these houses :
322 ! I'ratl street. 4 rooms. (8.04.
\ 3SU Seward street , 4 rooms , now. 110.00.
! U3 llrlstol > tn < cl , 7-niotn cottuge. everythlns
1 In tt , bound to suit. { 23.00.
One of the lln-st 7-room houses In city. J30.
Fidelity TiuL Co. , nth und 1'arnnln sis.
_ _ _ D-573
,1-OR RENT. MODERN 6-ROO.M COTTAGE ;
call forenoons 1621 Sherman avenue , D MWI
ROR RENT , LAROE TWO-STORY UUILDINCI ,
formerly useil by the Marhofl Tiunlc Factory.
439 Scwjrd et. D 790 al
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FOR.'RKNT. MOST DES1RA11LE HOUSE , Mil
Vurnnin. R. C. 1'atleiuun , Rauigu bloolc.
D-M901
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FOR RENT , TWO SIX-ROOM FLATS IN OOOD
coridltlon at Nos. Hi nnd 413 Suulli llth Htroi't.
A. J. t'lipplelon , 314 Tint Natlonul lUnk l.l.lc-
D-97MJ
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FOR RKNT. Dl-JsiRAllLE DWKLMNOS IN
All rut ot city. ) : . II. SluMfo , K ! P.uton blk.
D M7-H' !
lIOUSKd. VERY RKASONA1ILK , WKMj I.O-
c-itnl. Shcrwuwl. 913 N. Y. Lite. D-9/J-11 *
o-.ROOM ! IOt < b'K. MODKRN
C.'l H. Uth "tU'et.
FOR RENT. A I ! O. 12 , CHIIAPEST AND I1EST
built C-rooni mltnge. with bath. In city ; only
ilSM. 3 1 CalKuinUi , IX-M104 U
I'-OR RENT. 3 CO1TAGKS.
Owen McCaffrey 111 H. 10th t
D-MUIll *
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KOR RENT. A DE.SIRAIILi : VfRNlSHEH
collaKO from Heptumucr Ut. nfeii'iu-u 10
QUlr J. V SI , lie * . 1J-M1J1 1S
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
ROOM FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. 119 N.
Uth. E M115 11 *
FRONT ROOM FOR ONE OR TWO UI1NTI.K-
Bi n. W8 a ISth itrrel. K-llJli n *
ROOMS ; MODKRN ; UUITAIII.i :
tor one or t o , 1119 Dodge. U Siil
NICELY FullNISlir.D ROOMS I'Oll aENTLU
men or Unlit houkekeepInK- N ilh lllh it.
. ilATII , It 19) ) KARNAM.
ROOMS AT lit SOt'TH 1ST1I
StTMt. K-MW1 Big *
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME UNDER CARE OF
Women's Christian association. Ill S. 17th st.
F 671
ROOMS WITH BOARD. 2130 HARNEY.
F-172-AI2-
ROOMS WITH BOARD 1S16 CHICAGO ST.
F M3S1-A20'
NICKLY FURNISHED ROOMS AND FIRST
class board. 1721 Dodge. F 2I5-AII
NICE LOCATION. LARGE TREI'.S. LAWN
nnd luirches and large rooms. 2019 St. Mary's
avenue. F M93J 12
OOOD BOARD AND ROOMS , N.OO TO cHb PEP.
week. 2013 Da\enport. F M951 ! !
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD.
613 N. 20th. F 597-11 *
IF TWENTY YOUNO MEN WILL FORM A
club , the Berlin Kltoh-n , 15lli nnd Capitol n\ .
offers board and room for t.VOO per week , with
club room , piano , library , eti. Light , airy
mums ; best meals In city. First come , best
rminn. K 123 Ii'
VERY DESIRARLU UNFURNISHED FRONT
nnd back rooms , also fill niched looms ; every
thing Unit-class. 210 nnd 212 South 25th street.
T M13I
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
3 NICE ROOMS ; WATER. C03 N. 13TH ST.
q-S)8-AI3'
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6 UNFURNISHED CHAMBERS FOR HOUSE-
hceplng to mnn and wife ; no children. 319 No.
17th et. G-SI1
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES
FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDINO
! )1G ) I'arnnm street. Thu building has n. l\f'
ptoof cement b.iscmcnt complete slcs'.n nf . \
Ing fixtures , \\ater on all floors , gas. CM. An
ply at the ofllce of The Bee. 1 ni ( >
CORNER STORE , $50.00. 924 DOUGLAS. INquire -
quire 9.2. I
FOR RENT. ROOM. CS BY S2. 2ND FLOOR Of
my Htorc. sultuble fur cloaks nnd suits ; guod
light nnd elevator service. Mrs. J. Benson.
I-M989
FOR RENT THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
store building at No. 1011 Farnani St. : store
ulth good basement nt No. 415 S. llth St. ; hall
suitable for lodge or other purposes at No. 1001
I'lirnam st. ; and small store In Exposition
building , adjoining Fifteenth Street theater.
All In good condition. A. J. 1'oppleton , 314
Fliat National Bank building. 1 971-13
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS. BOTH SEXEa. TO TAKE CONtracts -
tracts for reliable thin. 435 Paxton blk. Omaha.
J 741-AIO *
AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS BY SAMPLE AT
home or tinvel. We pay llbcial s.ilnry nnd ex
penses or good commission and furnish
samples to right applicant. Address Lock
Box 1334. New York City.
AGENTS. ALWAYS SOMI7TIIINQ NEW AND
bent sellers In Indies * go-nla ; write today ; It
will pay you. Ladles' Supply Co. . 311S Foiest
avenue , Chicago. J-M155 11 *
AGENTS MAKE 170.00 A MONTH AND EX-
pensvs selling our household goods ; wiito
quick for choice territory. Address Lion Manu
facturing Co. , Norwnlk , O. J M153 12
WANTED , LIVE AGENTS ; LADIES. GENTS ,
girls or bny , for bext selling Mtehen utensils
nidde ; good pay guaranteed worker * ; call Mon
day , 4312 Charles street , Ooehenoiir , Oen. Act.
J M1CO 12'
WANTED TO RENT ,
WANT TO LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS
Tenement block or number ot dwellings cen
trnlly located. Addrecs P. O. Box 732. K37JA19
WANTED , 5 OR ( I-ROOil COTTAGE , HIS-
tween now and August 3) , with Home-con\en-
lenceH. within walking distance of postolllee.
State price. Address T SO , llev. K MIS ) 11 *
STORAGE.
BTORAUE. WILLIAMS & .CROSS.1214 HARNEY.
M73
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
and cluop rate. R. Wells. 1111 Farnnm.M
M 673
OMVAN STORAGE CO.,1502 FARNAM. Tel.1559
M 674
BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA. U.
S. gov. bonded watehouse. IIouschLld goods
itoied. Loncbt lates. 1013-1015 LeaNenworth.
M-713
WANTED TO BUY.
BEST FOR THE ilONEV.HAVANA FRECKLES
N M3C7-A19
CASH FOR LUMBER IK'SINESH IN LIVE
town ; give full partlculaia. T 8 , Bee office.
FOR BALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS EASY YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
mon y. Law prices on fuinlture & household
goods. Enterprise Credit Co. , 613-613 N. 16th st.
O 675
FOR SALE HORSES , WAGONS.ETC
FOR HALE. TWO GOOD FAMILY HORSES ;
cheap lor cavil ; safe nnd sellable. H. L.
Bmket. undeilnkvr , 2Jd and Cumlng sticets.
P MSIO
FINE SECOND HAND PHAETONS AND CAR-
rlases. A. J. Simpson's Repoalloiy. 1411 Dodse.
! TOP BUC.GIESS35 & J6T..LKATHER TOP CAR-
rlage | C3. Drumlnond Carriage Co. P 551
FOR SAI.TToil TRADE-S IIORSia WKHIII-
Ing 1,000 Ibs. each. B and 7 year old. Fied
Terry , 4JO lUmga blocli. P 764
THE BEST LEATHER TOP BUGGY IN OMAHA
for Jji.00. Drummond , IStli and llunuy.
P-550
JIW.W HORSE AND PHAETON 1'XIR J73 00
ouch : owner leaving city and must be sold ,
3011 California. 1--M103 12
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
ICE FOR SALE ; CAN SHIP OVER ANY ROAD
out of Omaha and Council Blurts. lamoreaux
Bros. , 50 < ! Ko. Ulh. Omaha. Q-3Ji-A17
ICE FOR HALE IN CAR LOTH. GILBERT
Bros. . Council Bluffs. Q-MUJ-AU
CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL
fence made. C. It. Lev , Ml Douglii * .
Q-T74
BANK AND PLATTB VALLBY SAND KOR
ale. C. W. Hull Company. 2Uth & Ixard its.
Q-77S
WAGON UMBRELI . SIMI'SON. 1411 DODflll
Q 5U-A21
THE BEVER1DGK AUTOMATIC COOKER. NO
odor , doen not burn , saves H fuel , fits any
stove , coal , gasoline or gas ; send for circular.
Milton Roger * & Sons , sola agts , Farnani & lltlu
Q7fA30
FOR SALK. FRESH JERSEY COW AND GOOD
family home. Adolph Meyer , llth nnd Farnani.
13
FOR BALE , NEW SirT NORTHWESTERN
report * . K. FruncU. Slork > llle , Neb.
( J-Mlll 14' _
A PAYING OIL WAGON AND o'tJTFIT-FOR
ale. Addn T 1 . Bee. QMlM IS-
f'lNE ?
TIOROUOHI1RE1V ROUOH-CaVTED
Ut. Beriiant pupplex : nil ellsltlo to regtstrntlon.
JJ. . lletiler , SiW Maple btrett. Q-1U !
JERSF.Y COW VOR SALE OR TRADa 373S
Lake , or lWlJucl.ain _ t . Q-1W H
TOR 8ALK. TINNKR"S TOOL8T ONE-Qi'AlT.
ter thvir worth If laWtn it oner , Cull ur ad-
drtu 101 Btuliman > trc t , I'liuucll Bluffs.
i :
MISCELLANEOUS.
FRKH MUSEUM OV ANATOMY TO MKN
only. Dr. Senrlea & Starlei , 1411 Fnrntni t.
R I3t-Ali >
HAVE YOUR OLD OVRPET WOVEN INTO
rugs. Smyrna rug * repaired , Ull LenVenwurth.
R-M541
CLA1KVOYANTB.
CLAIRVOYANT-PROFESSOR WHITE CAN BE
consulted on liumneu , marriage , illvurO''S ami
nil family alTalrs , the future plainly revealed.
lovers united , troubles helpeil , names ol
friends nnd enemlosj also the one you will
marry , Hnura fium 9 n , m. to 9 p. m. . Sunday -
day , ! ' ' atrcct. S 1W-AIO'
_ " JLJL36LiJ'.c'yc.K0 : !
MRS"DR. . H. WARRENp CLAiRVOVANT , REliable -
liable business medium ; Tth year ut 113 N. 111.
MASSAGE , BATHS. ETC.
MADAME SMITH , COS S. 13TH , 8O FLOOR ,
roitn 3. Mnsrngenpor , nlcohol , atenm. sul *
ptutr nnd sea baths. T MM 11
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MAS3AOE. MADAM BERNARD , It 13 DODOB.
T M65I-1V
MME. LA RUE. 416 SOUTH I&TH. T M901 S7
PERSONAL.
l ADIES' AMBER JEXVELRY TO ORDER ;
also repairing. 613 S. 16th street. U M677
TRY HAVANA FRECKLE3 , A IOC SMOKI
U 113G7-A1)
WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADV VISIT J. J.
Muller's new leu cream parlors. 2SU3 Leaven-
worth street : cxerythlng Is new. Including the
building. Tel. 1030. Ice cream delivered.
VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health U > ok and consultation free. Address or
call Vlavl Co. , 31li Dee bldg. Lady attendant.
U 679
UNION BRAND-GENUINE WHOLE WHEAT
flour. Wlicatfl Nuw breakfast food. Neat &
Conrad , Wholesale Agents , Omaha.U
U 23i-Ali *
WHOLE WHEAT BREAD FROM UNBOLTED
flour at Imogen I. Ramsey's , 217 N. 16th st.
U-2I2-A19
MASAGE BATHS , MME. POST , 319',4 S. 15TH.
UMBRELLAS MADE. RECOVERED AND RE.
paired. lOi South Sixteenth street. U 3i > 8
CREAM FOR WlIIPPINOiCOTTAOE CHEESE.
Waterloo creamery. 1613 Howard ; tel. 1332.
U M146-AH
SAMUEL BURNS INVITES YOU TO BEE HIS
new dinner sets at 11.75 , formerly SIO.OO.
U 603 A24
BALDUFF-
A pie.isant nnd convenient place , 1520
Famnm street , Paxton block ; 'phone 711.U .
U tSO
THE WOMAN'S BAKERY SUPPLIES VA-
rlety of choice goods , besides Jl\e kinds of th
best brcnd In market : whole wheat bread a
specialty : goods delivered ; telephone 451. Mrs.
C. Sa\IIIe. manager. 1104 N. 24th St.
U B33-A-I3
STRAW HATS CLEANF.D. RESHAPED AND
made new. 803 N. 20th St. U 523-A-25
WANTED TOR UNION CO. FAIR. AT ELK
Point , 8. I ) . , onn merry-go-round und ono bal
loon ascension man. Apply to secretary. Elk
Point , S. D. . fair. Sept. IS , 19 , SO and 21. H.
Murphoy , secretary. _ U 60S 10
TAKE YOUR FRIEND ; TINTYPES. 4 TOR
25c. Proctor , 610 S. ICth street. U M834
LADY CLAIRVOYANT ; HEALTH AND BUS-
ness eipccially . 1028 S. 20th street , Omaha.
U M9W 11
WANTED , THK ADDRESS OF 1IKNRY R.
Pott or Potts , who In 1S90 was at or near
Onmlm , Neb , ; J10.00 will be given for post-
office address. E. R , Ickls , box M , Creston ,
In. U-M926 11'
SAVE yOt'R MONEY AND CALL ON MAX
Meyer & Urn. Co. , lllh nnd Fnrnam. for piano
or organ nnd get prlcen before purchasing ,
pl.inos fur rent , 2.00 and up ; organs for lent ,
Jl.OO nnd up. U M10D 12
MONEY TO LOAN RL'AL ESTATE.
LIKE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. C. Chcsney. Kansas City , Mo.
W OS I
ANTHONY LOAN K. TRUST CO. , 31S N.Y LIFE
loans at low rates for choice necurlty on Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
W 031
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM IN DOUGLAS.
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate.
Fidelity Trust Co. . 1702 Fainam St. W 6S3
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brcnnan. Love & Co. , I'axton blk.
W 699
LOANS WANTED , J. N. FRENZER. OPP. I'.O
W 763-J1
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
nnd Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 per ran ! ,
W. B , Melktc. .First National bank building. '
MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE , COI N.Y.LIFB ;
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. . 150i Farnam t. W 631
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. . 16TH AND
Douglas streets , loan money on city and farm
property at lowest rates of Interest. W 693
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW
York. Capital M.OOO.OOW Surplus $600.000. Sub
mit choice loans to F. a 1-usey. agent , llrtt
National bank building. W-4B3
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATBH ON
Improved nnd unlmpio\ed Omaha leal estate ,
1 to 6 jcurs. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam.
W-683
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brennan. ' Lqve & - Co. . Paxton blk.
W-6S2
FIRST MORTGAGES BOUGHT ON DOUOLAS
or Sarpy county farms. Reed & Selby , 331
Board of Trade building. W 843
LOANS ON DOUGLAS OR SARPY COUNTY
farina. Write us. Reed & Sclby , 311 Chamber
of Commerce bldg. W SS4
LOANS. E. H. SIIEAFE , 432 PAXTON BLK.
W 959-S6
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROvHo CITV
property : $3,000 & upwards , 6 to 7 per cent ; no
delays , W. Farn.im Smith & Co. , 1JJ ) Farnam.
AV-6S7
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
J. B. HADDOCK , ROOM 427 RAMQE BIX3CK.
X 692
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. 1'IANOS.
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city ;
, no lemoval of goods ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off at nny tlmo or In any
amounts.
amounts.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
3W South 16th street.
X 693
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS MADE ON CIIA1 TEL
securities. Address I' . O. Box 792. X 372-A1U
SHORT TIME LOANS. 41F7AXTON IlLOCKi
X'Ji7 Sli
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
ture. pianos , horses , wagons , or nny kind of
chattel security , at lowest possible rale * , which
you can pay back at nny time , nnd In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. ,
room t , WUhnell block. TM' >
SIDNEY TO LOAN ON 1'ERSONAL PROP-
crty. Ilarvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life build
ing. X-690
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE. ALL FURNITURE NOW IN USB
In conducting a first-class hotel. Hotel build
ing can be leased for any number of years.
Mrs. A. R. Ray. Valentine. Neb. Y M663 II *
SMOKE HAVANA FRECKLES , A IOC CIGAR.
r M307 A19
FOR SALE. GROCERY STORE. GOOD CLEAN
stock , located on the best street In the city ;
\\lll tmolcc nt about JI.5W.OO : will sell for
rush only ; good reason for selling Addresi
P 29. Bee. Y M193 AU *
IF VOU WANT TO BUY.BELL OR EXCHANGE
meTchandla * , get In or out of the business , call
on 01 address the National Information nnd
Exchange Co. , 203 First National bank , Omaha ,
Neb. Y MS A SI
FOR RENT A DEPARTMENT ON 8ECOND
floor , 30In one ot the largest houses In
Council Bluffs. 13. care Bee. Council Blum
Y MC3J
FOR SALE , A BIO PAYING BUSINESS. NO
competition. JI.S'M ' cash taken It. Addiess S
CO. Bee. Y MlQft 8 8
BA7 < fERY" AND RESTAURANT FOR HAM : IN
town l.CCX ) people ; one bakery In' town , good
tiade ; a bargain It taken soon ; good leasotw
for selling. Address T 15 , Bee , Omaha.
Y M113 H *
FOR SALE. AN ESTABLISHED PRINTING
nnd stationery Imslnrss ; print $ : .500.X ( ) ; will
pay to Investigate. Address box ! > , Lincoln ,
Neb. y MI43 11
SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION OPEN TO ALL :
try our a > ndlcnte system of Kpn'Ulatlon ; In
crease jonr Income ; Information frw ; send for
cliculnr. Thompson & Derr Co. . 33 Wall street.
New York ; Incorporated under the luwa of
mote ot New Vork ; capital , 1100,000.
Y-M151 11 *
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FOR EXOHANGi : .
BARGAINS IN HOMES.TRADE.SALE.lon Do < H
Z-097
A 10-CENTER FOR 6C. HAVANA FRECKLES.
713in A19
FOR EXCHANGE. FINE * LANDS , WELL Lo"-
rottd. productive and soma ca > h. fnr > tock of
KTiieml mvrchandlHe. Addrew UxU Box 30 ,
Bea\ir ICey. Neb. K-.M H H
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WANTED , 8TOCk'b > CLOTHING" , (1ROCBR. (
led and hardware In exchange for lmpm\tHl
Omalm retilly. R. u. 1'ntlemon , Ramee t < lock.
T L1"3
TO EXCHANGE. 960 ACRE RANCH IN NE-
tirH ka for good horses and omMhlnl cash. S.
W. Boytl , Fr ni int. Nebraska.M9i5 tt )
FOR KXcTlANOE. TWO-lHjAT CARIUAdE
for phaeton Addreja Norrls & L' rhey. Mh
and Lratennrorth. K-M1U 13 *
FOR EXCHANGE.
lnue < ! .
WILL KXCHANOK ONE-HALF INTKRIWT IN
a M-bbl. roller Horn m l nl elexnlor for Im
proved farm land. Particulars on application.
Addrmi Ilax 11M , tjrj enrldgi * . III.
ZilIJ 13
TO EXCIIANflK 1.6T5frXND FARM LANDS
for stocks of general merchandlsa and Ktnc r-
leu. Address 1' , O.'lV.t 2tS. VU ! >
WANT TO KXfllANOjU OMAHA TOII DKN-
ver property. I'otter At Qeorgu Co.
, , /-M1H 11'
3.0iM CLEAR. PROPURTYn "TWO IlOt'Sl , " IN
Council lllurtH. for tarm In raHern Ni'hrnskn.
F. D. Wend. IClh nrin lUuftlns , 7-\t \ ) H
A IOLK COUNTY 'If'A Uf TO TRADE FOR
merclmndlsc or lnwu Mopei ly In cnstern Ne-
bnuka or lj\rn. Audresa T 17 , Boo.
11'
AN IMPROVED 1'ARM OF W1 ACRES , CLEAR.
pncp JIMW. for Omaha prupeity ; will nssiiin
encumbrnncfs. I * . D. Wead , Uth nnd Dnunlns.
' 710211
_ _ _
TO EXCHANGE , KO ACRES OOOD , IM-
proteil bottom land. MltelnMI Co. , Kan. ;
orclmnls ; runnlnx water ; 90 ncres ndjolnlng
Iowa City , la. , 1W ) Nnnco Co. . Neb. ; stnndird
bred brood nmres nhd cosh ; want merchandise ;
will take other property for horses. U W.
Newell , Iowa City , la. 7.-M11I 15 *
SOME GOOD SECOND MORTGAGE PAPKHS
for oxchanire for 80 or ICO-ncru farm ; would
assume light encumbrance : no fancy prlfes
entertained. I. C , Bonham , Council Bluffs ,
Z M133 11
CLEAR LAND IN HUGHES AND SULLY
counties , near thv ! capital , for si tick of gond
merchandise. Address J. S. Irwln , Blunt , S. D.
a Mia 12 *
I HAVE TWO STORES AND TWO iTwiLL-
Ings to exchange for clean slocks of grocer'cs
Invoicing from Jl.OOi ) la J8.000. Lock box 43 ,
Benedict , Neb. Z-M137 12'
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
SNAP-SMOOTH. RICH GARDEN LAND FIVE
mile * from postolllee. 1100 p. r acre ; might take
romc trade. 901 N. Y. L. building.
building.U
U E-176 A12
FARM LANDS. C.F.HARHISON , 912 N.Y.LIFE ,
RE 966-S6 *
FOR SALE , 4,460 ACHES OF LAND CO > HLES
northnest of Omaha. Address Thomas Kerl.
Oakland. Neb. RE M777 St *
160 ACRES NEAR OMAHA. Jif.400.
200 nenr Omah.i. JS.OOO
200 near Neb. City. tS.OOO.
160 near Omaha. J10.000.
40 near Omaha. I1' ' > , OW.
10 near Omaha. K.OVt ,
20 near Omaha , 17.000
C. F. Harrison. 912 N. Y. Life. Omahn.
It E 1.000-10 *
CHOICE OAHDEN LANDS. S MILES FROM
poBtotllcc. n tracts from 10 to 160 ncrei. A
great bargain. Wilt take some trade. N. O.
Keyes , 617 Paxton block. RE M728
OARGAINS , HOUSES.- LOTS AND FARMS ,
tale or trade. F. 1C. Darling. Barker black.
R B 699
WE CAN DELIVER " R. HOUSE AND BATHroom -
room , cost J2.100 , on most sightly lot for J2.5W.
300 cash.
A btautlful south front cottage , city water
nnd well , for tl,300 .
House arid lot , 4 blocks from court house.
3.500.
B ncres 5 ml N. Vf.t J1.375. a fine tract.
$100 buys cottage on sightly lot :
JSOO buys cottngc 2 h at. , north.
fC50 few blocks from Hnnscom Park.
F. D. Wend , lOth nnll Dounlas. R E 101-11
BARGAIN. A FINIii 430-ACRE FARM , It
miles from Omahn , only (40.00 per ncre. C. B.
Boatrlght. 30 N. Y. iLlfe. RE 32 ? n7
FOR A FKW DAYS WE ARE AUTHORIZED
to offer a beautlful-thomc north of Hanscnm
I'ark , 8 rooms , bnlhL etc. , east front , sightly
lot , for JS.OOO : TX grand opportunity. F. I > .
Wend. 16lh nnd Douglas. R E 101-11
FOR SALE. NEW < -ROOM COTTAGE ; GEL-
jar , cistern , city water , cor. 131)1 ) and Sahler ;
} 1.250.00 ; long time ! ' Enquire 1318 Farnam.
Samuel Bums. R E 693
FOR SALE AT COST , . > THE CIIOICEST TWO
acres ( adjoining ) Injiurpham 1'lace ; all fenced
and cultlwitcd ; half block southwest from the
end of Benson motiRTt .Address T 13 , Bee olllcu.
, > RE Mia
WANTED. BOO , S I'liRCENT , , 6 YEARS.
Wanted , 110,000 plac for cash.
Wanted , 2 lots for cash.
Wanted. G-year tenant , for house.
Wanted , email farm near town.
Wanted , California , for ) Om.ina acreage.
C F. Harrison. 912) 1 Y. Life , Omuha.
t -i R E 1.000-10 *
LIST BARGAINS TOR QUICK TURNS. 1605
Dodge. . i n E 700
FARMS FOR SALE-.4I3 ACRES , 50 ACRES IN
cultivation. tZMW.OaMEO'acres. 25 In cult.vatlon.
Sl , 00.0i ) ! 200 ncres , lip In cultivation. Jl.800.00.
10) acres ; 25 In leultivarlnn. SOp.W ; , nher ( bind
in proportion. William Mullen , Mduntaln View.
Mo. RE M139 11'
BICYCLES.
BICYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELED.
Tires nnd sundries. Safes opened , repaired. C.
R. Heflln. locksmith. 311 N. 16th st. 060
BICYCLES. NEW AND OLD. J20 TO 112 >
easy payments ; wo rent and repair. Omahn
Hicjcle Co. , 323 N. ICth St. 703
'NEW WARWICK. 1894 PATTERN. STRICTLY
high grade , adjustable handle and rear brake
on no other wheel. Inquire Omaha Coal , Coke
& Lime Co. , ICth nnd Douglas at. 139-A10
BICYCLES ALL STYLES.
ALL PRICES.
Send for our Hatof second hand and shop
worn bicycles. Repairs and cycle sundries of
all kinds. M. O. DOXOD. 402 N. 16th rft. 531
HOTELS.
THE MIDLAND HOTEL.
Corner 1UM and Chicago sts. ; coolest hotel
In Omiha : new building , new furniture , elec
tric bells , bath , steam heat. American plan ,
II.W to S2.00 per day ; European plan , COa to
Jl.OO per day. M , J , Frank , proprietor.
714
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N.V. . COR ,
13th and Dodge. Room by day or week.
145 S3-
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT. SOLD. EX-
changcd. rented nnd repaired. Typewriter and
ofllce supplies. Tjpcwrlteis rented nt Jl per
month. The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , suc
cessors to the typewriting depaitmcnt of the
Mcgeath Stationary Co. , 214 S. Uth. tel. 1361.
(90
SRE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER.
The Omaha Tjpewrlter Exchange , tel. 13C1
No. 214 S. 13th t. 991
PLUMBERS.
FREE-PLUMBING OF EVERY KIND , GAS
steam & hot water heating ; seivcrufi. . 313 S. 15.
715
J. J. HANIOAN , PLUMBING , STEAM AND
hot water heating. 2705 Leavonworth st. 155
JOHN ROWE & CO. , I'LUMUINoI STEAM NP
hot uater heating , gas llxtuies , ctdbes , 421 H. 15.
131
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND , 611
N. Y. Life , Omaha. Ask for circular , 718
LHARN PRACTICAL BUSINESS & SHORT ,
hand. Roose'a Omaha Bus. Col , 15th & Farnam
213 A13
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
C E. MORRILL , CARPENTER. OFFICE AND
atore fixtures a specialty. 1'atchlng and
pljsterlng. 151J Capitol ave.tel. . 40S 53J
HAMILTON BROS. . " GENER.u ] CONTRACtors -
tors and builders , carpenter work , brick la > lng
and plastering. 411 S. . IStli St. , tel. 1179.M33S
M33S
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage batteries recharged ; electrical and gen-
eial machinists ; mjpuilor work guaranteed.
Omaha Electrical Works. 617 and tl'j B. 16th st.
, IiL
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric llcht nnd motor phinU nnd all
kinds of electrical construction. Western nice-
trio Supply Co. . 418 and' 420 H. 15th Bt. 713
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMER3
H. K. BURKET , FUHDRAL DIRECTOR AND
embolmer * , 1613 ChlcaBDjst , telephone 99. 70J
BWANSON & VALIEN ( JNDKRTAKKHS AND
enibalniers. 1701 CumtnJ- . , teleuhone lOfiu.
7M
_
M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EM.
balmer , 1117 Farnani H-t telephone 225. 707
HEAFKY & HEAVBY , ! U S. 14TH ST. TEL.
: tt ; alku 'Hli and N eta. . Bo. Omaha.
70S AM *
BUSINESS1 NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERHCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD
plpesmnde new. (13 H. JClh. 709
R. L. CARTE ? ! , MHTAL CORNICE SKY-
llfhts , imuku KtucKs , utnuceu , 1CU Houard t.
0. T. MOUNT HAS ilHMOVED HIS COAL Of.
tle to MJ a. 16th st , , ilrown bluck , M970
*
DAMAQED MIRRORS REHILVERED , 719 N. 1C .
937
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WOLF BROS. * CO. , MANl'FACTL'RKRS OP
-wnlnKii. tents , flags , wagon , hay. stock covers ,
tarpaulins , banners , streamer * . 103-703 S. 16th
t teleph'ina (01 , Tents for rent. 713
WHY DON'T YOU I K'NT A VENT. TAKIjT
\aeatl"n and rest yaurarlfT The Omaha Tent
and Awning Co. liav tents of all klndi that
they rent cheap , lljl rurn ra at. 1U AI7
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
O. F OBLLKNRECK , 1IANJO1ST AND
teacher. 1114 California Mi ret. ill
FOR BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS !
rniy payment * , Instrument * tented ; rent * npl "
on purchase. A. I loupe , jr. 70
MRS. JIJSHIE DROWN-CROMMETT. TUB
only post graduate of Emerson College of Orator
tor- , Boston In Omaha , who te ehes elocution
nd phxlcnl culture , Ware building , Omntm ,
, Ml A13
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCiiort MM : MAIL STEAMSHIPS SAIL
regularly every Saturday ( rum New York tor
L mdonderry nnd tltnusuw. lutn * < ln , August
1 $ . > . n. in. . AnchorU. AUKUM 23. noon ; Clr-
cnssu. September 1 1 p. in ; City of Home , Sep
tember . . noon Snlo > n , s fr > nd clnm and Meer <
nge. single or round trip tickets front Now Yorker
or Chicago nt reduced rate * to His principal
Scotch. English , Irish nml nil continental
point ) , For money orders , dm ft" , outward or
prepaid ticket * apply to any ot our local agent *
or ( o Henderson Bros. . Chicago.
JOB PRINTING.
REED JOII 1'UINTINO CO. FINE 1'IUNTINO
of all kinds. 17tli U , llec building. 714
MAIL ORDER COMMERCIAL PRINTING A
ipcclalty. Douglas Printing Co. , 419 S. 15th
itnet , Shecley bide. Tel. 641 for prompt wrvlee ,
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOL'RINO CABINET MATTRESS WORKS.
W. II. llell. IL A. McEachron , 2717 Leavenw'th.
UPHOLSTERING vtnr : CHEAP THIS MONTH ,
II. S.Vulklln , 2111 Cumlng. Tel. 603.
Ml 20
HAIRDRESSING
MILLER. LA Bins' HAIRDRES31NO. SHAM.
poolng. steaming hair goods. 1113 Ouuriln * .
76
nOUKUT HTKIN , TI1U OLD IIULIAHLK HAIll
cutter , 10th floor. N. Y. I.ITo bldff. M837-8J
DENTISTS.
on. OEOIIGB s. NASON , DENTIST , surrn ZM
I'uxton block , Kth nml l.irrmm 8ts. , tel. 712.
OK PAUL. , DENTIST. :020 DUHT ST. 335
LOST.
LOST. HETWIJHN OMAHA AND SOL'TII
Onmlm. 1 nocketbook with the name of I'crrlne
Cook & Co. on cover. The Under will bo
rewailicit l > y returning same to S. LlvlnK ton ,
619 S. 28 St. HO 10
ELOCUTION.
BLLA DAY. ELOCUTION PHYSICAL CUL-
lure. Hmercon method. Summer pupil * re
ceived , lloom 9. Commercial Nat'I hnnk.
M163 all *
PAWNBROKERS.
I-'llUD MOULD. 1S17H FAItNAM , JEWELRY.
721
H. HAROW1TZ LOANS MONEY. MS N. 16th at.
722
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
WHITE'S EMPLOYMENT OFKICB. THE ONLY
plnco to cet help ot all kinds In the city.
1E4 All
COK.N1CE.
WKSTHIIN COUN1CE WOKKS. GALVANIZED
Iron curnlces. 1722 St. Mftry'a avc. 301
EAGLE cbnNlCIJ WOIlKs ! JOHN KI'i-
. neter , prop. , IDS , 110. 112 N. llth. Estab. 1801.
851
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. . LEADING OPTICIANS.
J. 1' , I'omler , inanaser. Eyes tested -frc
222 South lath , la Klnsler'a drug atore.
813-17 *
THE ALOE & 1'KNFOLD CO. . SCIENTIFIC
opticians , 1403 Fnrnnm St. , opposite I'uxton
hotel. Eyes examined free. 701
HAY AND GRAIN.
HUY YOUR HAY RY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A , II. Sn > der , 1515 Hurt at. , tel. 1107.
SC3S5
_
NERRASlfA HAY CO. . WHOLESALE HAY ,
grain and mill stuff. We are always on Ilia
market to buy or sell. 1513 Webster st. 153
HARNESS.
HARNESS. WHIPS , NETS , KTC. REPAIRING
a specialty. 113 N. litli St. 717
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ALVA'Jj GROVER , MATHEMATICAL AND
-'surveying Instruments , engineers' nnd archi
tects' supplies ; tracing cloth , hlue process
'papers. ' 313 South 15th ; mall orders. 587
GRINDING.
RAZORS. SHEARS , CLIPPERS. LAWN MOW-
ers. etc. A. L. Underland. 10d N. 14th. 720
HORSESHOEING.
MRS. THOMAS MALONEY. 812 N. 1CTH ST.
155 All
FURNACES.
BEST FURNACE MADE.SOFT COAL SMOKE
'consuming and hard coal furnaces. Eagle Cor
nice woik-3. 10S-113 N. llth st. 852
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON 1JROS. , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited.
100l ! Fnrnam st. 923
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA-
logue. George E. Drown , Jr. , & Co. , 709 S. 15th.
723
DYE WORKS.
SCHOEDSACK. TWIN CITY DYE WORKS ,
15t Farnnm street. Dyeing ot every descrip
tion and dry cleaning. M7B2
LIVERY STABLE.
BOARDING STABLES. FINE LIVERY RIDS
cheap. Ed Baumley , 17th and St. Marv'n nve.
M-480
.BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Ece
Building , OMAHA. Neb. Advice FREIi
RaiLWSYTIMBCHRD
Leaves | CHICAGO & NORTHWESTN lArrlrci
OmahaU. | 1' . Depot , lOlli & Mason Sta , | Omaha
lf.OJim . . .Clilcngo 'Express Clllpin
4:0j : [ > m..Vestibule. Limited 9:20am :
6:30pmEx. ( Sat. ) , Chic. I > a.s3 ( Ex. Moil. ) . 9:25am :
6r : , im Mo , V'allev Local 10:30pm :
6:30pm : The Overland Fper. . . . . . . . 213imi ;
Leaves ( CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & Q.fArrlvcs
Oniahal Dep < ) t 10th. and Mason Sts I Omaha
Chicago Vestibule 9 : " > 0im
9:45am. : . . , Chicago Expiena 4:2"ipm :
7:0pni. : . . . > , .Chlcafu nnd Iowa Ijical 8:00am :
1'aclllc Junction Local 5Wpm
Leaves BURLINGTON & MO. Ill VKIL\rrlvea |
ul Depot 10th and Mason Sta. I Omalm
"
10:15nm : . .Denver Express. . . . 9 3.tam
10:15.im : . . . . . Deadunod Express . 4:10pm :
4SOpm : . Denver Exprosi . 4.1Cpm
S Opm. Nebraska Ix > cal ( except Sundayff:50pm :
8:15itm. : . Lincoln Local ( except Sunday ) , .ll25nm
Leaven I K. C. . ST. J. & C. II. ( Arrives
Oniahal Dciiot 10th nnd * Ma > onSts. _ _ | _ Omaha
HHinm. . . .Kansns CMtrI > ay Express. . . . . . 5Mpm :
U:45i : > m.K. C. Night Ex. via. U. P. Train. 0Mnm :
Leaves I CHICAGO , " R. ir" * "PACI 'IcrAlrrlvosi |
OinalujU. 1' . Depot , 10th & Mason Sis. ; Omaha
UAST.
_
1015am. ; . . Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . . 6:05pm :
6:25pm : . NlKlit Expicis . G:40am :
4:40pm..Chl : < .agj Vestlbuled Limited . . . l:25pm :
11. 35am. Oklahoma Exp , ( tn C. B. ex. Bun ) 835ani ;
WKSTT
_ _ . _ .
5(33atn. ( Oklahoma & Texas Exp. ( ex. SunH:35pm ) :
. .j .Colorado I.UnllPd 1. . . _ 4 lOpin
LeaTi-s UNION PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omaha Union Depot , 10th & Maaon St3.f I Omiha
UMjm. : . . , . Denver Exprma . 3SOpm :
2:15pm.r : . . . . . .Overland Flyi-r . 6:4)pm : )
3l'"iim.llt : > atrlc ! ft Hlromsb'g Kx ( x Sun)230uni ;
CtUpm. ; . . . . . Pacltlc Uxpresc . 10:5iim :
C:30pni. : . . . . . . . . . , Fa t Mall. . . 420pin
Leaves I CHICAGO , MIU & ST. PAUL.Arrivoi |
OmulittlUiilou Detmt. 10th & Mawn Sts , | Omaha
7i35pm . CliTuga Limited . r..T9.30nm
ll.lUain. . , Chicago l iprens ( ex. Hun I . . . . 5:00pm :
LcaNeT t'7. K. A MO.'VALLEY. ( Arrival
Oinnlmi Depot 15ili andWebsier _ Sts _ | Omaha
"
"u.aMin. . T.Deadnoud ixir : | . & :10pm
9.0'am. ( Ex. S.it. ) Wyo Ex. ( Ex. Mon ) . . & lUpm
SOHpm : . .Norfolk Kxpreim ( lit. Sunday ) .luIJnm :
St. 1'uul Hsinvsa . ! > ; 4Uum
Lvnea 1 MISSCUTRI PACUHc ; ( Arrive *
Omahat Depot 15th nnd Webster HJs. _ | _ Oinah
/Hani ( . St. L > , uU Expro n . 6.00.ini
JJuMuiii . . . . . .St. _ Ixjuls EnpreHjj . . . . . . ti Mpm
Li-avt-ri C."Sr. I' . . M. * 6 [ Arrive ?
Oniahal Depot litli ami Wifbaler Hts , | Onmlui
6.10lim..Dilly ( ex. Sun. Ncbiuxka l.oral. . 9 10am
S : ( ) ain. . . Sioux City Acroni. ( Ex , Sun. ) . . . ! OJpm
ia:00am : Sfuux City Accom. ( Hun , Only ) . . K.05pm
If 15pm..Slaux City Express ( Kx. Sun ) . . . 11.55am
V.H.m. | . . . .St. lUul l.lmlte.1 . vi. 9.jOam
I7c.it s I Bl5UX CTf ? & PATIIJrC'iAri Ivif
Oiii lijtlnlon | Drwt | , luih & Mason Hl . | Omulu
SS5jn : . Sioux City l'jm > * nccr . 10:0pm :
S Mpn.y. \ [ . . . . . . . .St. Paul K pia . . , . . .10ix ; > jni
" " '
Umatul Depot 15th and Uulmer Hli _ | Omulu
5-30int..7 . . .8t I'a u I IJm1t < I 9 40am
& 30pm. . . . C'hir K Limited ! ( 40.im
tmeii OMAflA 4 HT 1,01'lM | ArrlVei
Or.mliall'nlon Depot. I0th & Ma in SK Omaha
J.lSym . St. Louli Cannan Ball . 12 35pm
HOW THE WAR WAS STARTED
Version of the Affair from the Standpoint
of the Jnpnnoso.
JAPAN'S ' ULTIMATUM TO COREA
Klic AHkml tlmt HIP Olilitcmi Trmiis | Ho lx-
pi'llcil from Yitnlmu In MIIMV tlio Kli-p-
ilom's liiilcriilrnrr | The 1'lrst
SklrmUli t Scout ,
SAN KKANCISCO. AIIR. 10. Tlio I'acinc
nmll steamer. City of Peking nrrlvotl early
this morning , nftrcn tliys from Yokohama ,
bringing advices up to July 24. The Japan
ese glvo a large lunnlicr of conflicting ills
pntclics from Corea , hut tlirro Is llttlo news
which hits not been anticipated by thn rabte.
Moat of the Information Is from Japanese
correspondents , who send Improbable stories.
According to the dispatch an brought by
the Tohlo Marti , which left Vladlvostock on
July 2 , a portion of the army was preparing
to sal ) for Coron , while at the port thcro
are seven men-of-war on transport. Itumors
were current among the foreigners thcro
that Japan and China had already com
menced hostilities , though the Japanese dis
credited It. The Ilusslans were said to bo
advocating an alliance with Japan. At Oen-
san there were neither Japanese nor Chinese
troops , and none of the Chlneso residents
were making preparations to leave.
Japanese papers publish a telegram from
Seoul , dated July 27 , stating that the Japan
ese minister urged the Corcan government
to drive the Chinese soldiers from Yushan
by force If It really wished to demonstrate
that It was an Independent state. If Corea
did not drlvo the Chinese from Its borders
then It had deceived Japan In declaring
Itself an Independent state. The Japanese
minister had pressed the peninsular govern
ment to abrogate the existing treaties be
tween Corea and China. Kverythlnu was
then In a very critical condition.
The father of the present sovereign Is
HUely to succeed to power again. A meeting
of the Corean cabinet was held In the pres
ence of the king and passed a resolution ap
plying fortho assistance oC China. The fol
lowing three proposals were made by the
Japanese minister to the Corean government :
To accept the advice of Japan , to abandon
the dispatch of an ambassador to China
annually , and to drlvo the Chlneso soldiers
from Yashan.
THUBK STORIHS OF ONE FIGHT.
Subsequently the Japanese minister at
Seoul sent the following telegram to his
government : "Tho Corean government re
fused to accept the proposals of the Japanese
government , and It does not appear likely
that It will reconsider the matter. It Is un
avoidably necessary to make fresh resolu
tions , nnd thorough preparations have now
b'en made. "
The Corean government requested the
Japanese minister to withdraw the Japanese
troops from the country , ami also the pro
posals made by the Jnpanc.se government
to the Corean government on the ground that
It Corea adopted Japan's proposals , other
powers would dispatch forces to the kingdom
and make similar demands , thereby em
barrassing as well as forcing the Corean
government to do their bidding. Corea
would make the various Internal reforms only
after the departure of the Japanese troops
from Corea. Corea was undoubtedly Insti
gated by China In this course.
The Japan Gazette of July 21 gives the fol
lowing details of the skirmish near the
palace at Seoul : Yesterday morning there
was a skirmish between Japanese and Corean
troops outside the royal palace at 8 o'clock ,
and the Corean troops offering resistance
thcro was a light for twenty minutes , after
which the Coreans were dispersed and nfty
arms fell Into the hands of the Japanese
troops.
Another account says : To Mr. OtorPs
second demand the Corean government re
turned an Insolent reply , and the castle
showed signs of great disturbance. The min
ister placed himself under escort of Japanese
troops , and was going to the royal palace ,
when the Corean troops fired at him. The
Japanese troops responded , and the flght was
over In twenty minutes and the minister
went to the palace.
Still another version Is as follows : The
Corean government having given a most
Insolent reply to the minister's demand , the
minister saw the futility of any longer ne
gotiating with the Corean ofllclals and In
tended to go to the palace to communicate
directly with the king. Before this the king
resolved to call to his aid his father , Tai-In-
Kun , and seek his counsel on the present
lamentable condition ot the country. On this
being communicated to the king's father ,
the latter hesitated as he feared that the
Din family would on hearing of this pre
vent him by violence from going to the
palace. The king was at length obliged to
ask the Japanese minister for an escort of
Japanese troops when Tal-In-Kun should
come to the palace. Mr. Otorl sent an escort
to Tal-In-Kun , and at 8 o'clock Corean
troops under the Uln family's Instruction
flred at the Japanese troops , who flred back.
The flght lasted about twenty minutes. Tal-
In-Kun went to the castle In safety with Mr.
Otorl. They had an audience with the king ,
who baclKd the minister In connection with
his demands , and assured him that he had no
Intention of rejecting them.
KINO'S FATHER MADE KING.
Tal-In-Kun was appointed the head ot the
government. Ho will remain at present In
the palace. The IIn ) family , which Is at
the bottom of the present trouble through Its
selfish ambition , will lose Its power , as Tal-
In-Kun Is known to be Its enemy.
From Shanghai It la learned that the Klang
Lan gunpowder mills are at work night and
day making powder. It Is stated that they
are turning out over 1,000 pounds of tliln cx-
ploalvo dally , and the government In urging
them to make an much ax possible. Orders
sent to Japan for coal cannot be executed
while the Chinese government has requested
the whole supply from the Kclung mines.
A Vladlvostock telegram announces that
preparations are being made for the dispatch
to Corea of three reglmentn of Infantry and
< i corps of engineers and yevcn wjr ships
from Vladlvostock , but It Is not known
whether they are for the protection ot Rus
sians In Corea.
At the meeting of foreign ministers on
July 1C , at Jlnsen , the proposal to make
Jlnsen neutral watt rejected. Thn Chinese
resident Yuan Sle Kal was excluded from
this meeting , as In the foreign ministers'
opinion he had not the iiuallflcatlons of un
accredited minister.
The Kokumlnen correspondent sent the
following conclusion on the feelings of Core
ans : The majority of the Coreans are sat-
Ufled with being dependent on Chliu. The
Coreans believe that Japan and Corea can
not act In conjunction , but deny that Japan
Is friendly to Corea. They prefer being half
or wholly dependent upon another nation to
iielng Independent. The Takakuto aie
iiowerful enough to crush the central govern
ment bomo day unless thu latter U assisted
by foreign iroops.
A Seoul telegram announces the Himlan
lag Is to bo seen on the Island of Getaublto.
It Is surmised that Russia hns seized It. The
queen of Corea , Jn concert with her relations ,
the Uln family , hai appealed to the Russian
minister for Rusilan protection In case of
emergency and the minister has consented.
JAPAN'S OPPORTUNITY.
The Kokoumln Slilll Dun Rives nn elaborate
argument to Dhow that now U the best time
'or Japan to begin hostilities with China.
The surplus revenue In the keeping ot the
: rcasury amounts to almost 9,000,000 yen ,
: o which must be added another sum of
G.000.000 yen accruing- the twenty-seventh
fiscal year from the vnrplus for various ex-
> endltures. There U not any pressing ur-
; uncy for the local disbursement ot these
bums , and they may be utllUod as a war fund ,
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry fey
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry foe
Etcher's Castoria.
the two together representing 14.000,000 yen ,
all of which th * government can employ by
Issuing a word ot command. Thin , how-
evrr , would bo milllclont to defray the army
expense * for a short tlmo only , no when llio
war actually begins some measure must bo
Instituted by which the necessary outlay can
be rained.
According to the Kokoumln the plan U to
Inrreaio the note-Issuing poncr of the Hank
of Japan , which , It nays , may bo Increased
from S5.000.000 to 120,000,000 yen without la
the least affecting the national currency.
\Vllh regard to settlement of financial obll-
gatlons incidental to the war , says the Ko-
liMtmln , It will bo tlmo enough to talk riniu )
that when Japan dictates terms of pl-nco to
her enemy ,
The dully papers of Toklo arc C mltiK so
frequently under the ban of suspension by
the government for the publication of Corean
Items , terrorist paragraphs and the ill *
vulgence. real or Imaginary , of ofllrlal gc-
mts. that these journals have been obliged
to arrange for an Interchange of Riilmcrlpttoa
Hits during the alternate periods ot this
suppression of their publication.
A substantial Improvement is to bo noticed
In the plague returni of Ilong Kong. Tfto
coolies arc flocking Ixick to the phco again ,
but trade will require a long time era It re
vives.
A strong shock of earthquake lasting three
minutes and a half was experienced In Yo
kohama on the evening of the 2.1d Inst. No
damage was done. .
FATAL 1IUKI * IN MIIXIt ; < > .
( oviTiiiticnt onirlnl Shot li.r n Congr. < nmnn
In n I'lKlit Ornr n Wniimn.
CITY OF MEXICO , Aug. 10. In a duel
with pistols last evening Scnor Jose Verns-
tcgul , chief of the government stamp de
partment , was killed by Francisco Romero , a
well known congressman. The seconds ot
the dead man were Apollnalo Costlllo. presi
dent of the Mexican senate and editor of Kl
Partldo Liberal , and Ramon 1'rlcla , a con
gressman and editor of Kl Universal. Tbo
seconds of Senor Romero wore Senor Ilar-
role , a Spaniard. General I.unnrlo Currlllo ,
ex-governor of Chihuahua and a member of
the senate. The duel was the result of a
quarrel over a woman. On the first Ore Ver-
astcgul fell with a ball through the heart , and
the body was taken to the pollco station.
Kolibed Huron Arthur tin Itolhsrlillil.
MARSEILLES. Aug. 10. An Italian named
I'almlarlva sentenced to three years Im
prisonment for having robbed Ilaron Arthur
do Rothschild of his purse last January at
the Toulon railroad station. The purse con
tained 14,000 francs. The prisoner will bo
charged also at Nlco with having murdered
Zander Allender near Monte Carlo Into last
December. Allondor wax killed and robbed
and his body thrown under u bridge.
I'lnrd for ttiniicKlliif ; Tnlmcco.
QUEENSTOWN , Aug. 10. A number ot
passengers who landed from the Whlto Star
steamer llrltannlc , which arrived here last
night from New York , were fined for smug
gling tobacco. John Slattorin , whcso cloth
ing was found to bo lined with cigars , wa
fined 12. ,
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Choloru Iterant In Ilnlluiul.
AMSTERDAM , Aug. 10. Thorn were flvo
new cases of cholera reported In this clly ,
nnd there was also one death. At Mastrlcht
there were three new cases , and at Ilarslng-
horn there was one death.
CrunltlcH of tlio Nlrnragimim.
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COLON. Ang. 10. The Nlcaraguans about
Dlueflelds arc Inflicting terrible cruelties ,
It Is reported , upon the Mosquito Indiana
nnd the Jamaica negroes taken prisoners.
iarlli : < ] iml < n Dtmllm In Sicily.
NAPLES , Aug. 10. Thirteen persons wwo
killed and twenty-nine wounded by the
earthquake at Acl Real , Sicily. '
Ilt ( Jriindn Kinollltlon Kmlcd.
RIO DE JANEIRO , Aug. 10. Brazil sends
word that the revolution In Rio Grande Is
considered at an end.
Scrofula humors and all diseases caused
or promoted by Impure blood or low atato
of the system , are cured by Hood's
Sarsaparllla.
IIIIT L. A. w.
Denver. Cole , August ii-18. :
Account meet of L. A. W. , the DENVER
& RIO GRANDE RAILROAD COMPANY
will sell tickets on August 19 , 20 and 21 to
all points In Colorado and Utah at rate of
ono fare for the round trip. For excursion
pamphlets address S. K. Hooper , G , P. Si
T. A. , Denver.
TRYING TO STOP A SMELL.
Itoutlnn ItlnttcrN In the Courts During the
bummer Yiioitlnn.
Judge Scott granted a temporary ro-
btralnlng order yesterday In the case ot
Chandltr , et. al. against John Smiley. The
defendant Is the proprietor of the render
ing establishments below Albright , In Sarpy
county , and for Homo time past the resi
dents In that locality have bcn making pro
digious efforts to get the works condemned
as a nuisance. Falling In this , they went
Into the courts nnd ( lied a petition In which
they asked that a permanent Injunction b
granted , and rcpresintcd that the Hlench and
offal proceeding from the rendering process
made life a burden to all the residents of
that locality. The hearing on the application
for the permanent Injunction Is set for
August 1C.
Judge Haxter Is devoting his entire atten
tion to probata business , and a lot of the
matters pertaining to the settlement of es
tates now In the hands of the court arc being
settled up.
Letters of administration have been granted
Anna Garllch on the estate of Herman J.
Garllch , deceased.
As BOOH an Isnnc Drown has tiled a bond
of $200 , as required by the court , ho will
be appointed administrator of the estate of
Rachel Drown deceased.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas
Yatci ) , W. A. Anderson has been appointed
as guardian for Harry Yutcs , A stipulation
ban nlho been fllcd for the appointment of
R. 11. Olmstcad as administrator ot the es
tate.
Judgment has been rendered In favor ot
the I'armelco Gun company for $2G2.8a ori a
promissory note. The defendant was Jamco
II. Kyner , who failed to appear , and judg
ment was rendered by default.
Lions and leopards at Cnurtliiml lieucli.
*
BEANS HAISEDFBOM A DUMP.
Plrkuil from I'lllli unit Kolil to I'ainlll s
Prdclliir * Arrested.
f ) cor go ami Jotin I'awcll und \Vllllain \ Keller
were arrested about noon on the cliar u , o (
peddling without a license. Tlio men had
several sacks full of cunncd bcaim which hai ]
been condemned nnd thrown In the Jonca
street dump. They claimed to have pur
chased thu canned goods of Kobert Albright ,
BOD of thu dump watchman , and said that
they were going to cell thu vegetables to
pt'opln residing In the residence portion of
thn city. They wild Unit the cans had heen
thrown Into thn dump by I'cycku Ilros. , but
Iwinlry nt this commlHulon hoiibo rovcaloil
the fact that they did not deal In thin kind
of goods. The men will be held for further
Investigation , and the police will muko a
complaint against Albright for disposing ot
decayed vegetablen contrary to the city ordi
nances , It teems from the talk of the ac
ctisrrt that Albright IIIIH been making a prau-
tlcn of dlspoaliiK of condemned goodii and
vcectables to pmldlorH and others , who re *
tall them out among Hie people llvlni ; In th
Biiliurtis.
OreRon Kldiioy Tea cures tuickucnft , Trial
Blzo , 25 cuits. All druggists.
TIII ; IUIAI.TVIARKIT. : .
INSTRUMENTS placed on record August 10 ,
1S9I :
Cyril * Morton nml wire to W H McCu )
loth et ul , lull 2 and I , Mock 33 , Amliler
.fl .400
Andifw Mlli'a. exiTUIor , et lit to J
Niiium , lot 8 , Archer1 ! ! iiubdlv In Coiner
* A'a mid . 2M
John Koltlck la B llain , north iiart tut lit , 2MK
Hclmell'H udd K
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
John Jfffrln oi. til , trtiMw * . to I H I.crivllt ,
IOIK 1Q und 11 , blcnk 130 , Dundee Plu < - < ' 1 , IO
Special master to II H Baxter , lot K , tlo-lc
18 , HitchC'Ak-a 1st ndd
Total amount of truuferi. . .
