THE OMAHA DAIT.Y BEE : 'fi'UESBAi , AUGUST 1-J , 180-1.
8PEG1HL NOTICES.
A < 1vertl nenti for then * cohimni will In ? tnkrn
ontll 12 W ti , m. tar Ikr vnnln > c and until ! W
j > . m for the mornlnn snd Humlny ( Million * .
Arivertlitcr * by r puc tlnir n number check ,
enn have nnxwrrs mlilri-iisHl to n nmntured letter
In cnro of Tlii He * . An wcni ro inlilrfnv-rt will
be dellver l upon prrn nllli > n of the check ,
H t n. IKc wonl flrM Insertion. Ic a wonl
thereafter Nothing taken for less than 2Sc for
flr t Innertlon.
Thenu mlvrrtlii'mrntii mint run conncr.ullvHr.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTI'I ) . 11V VOl'MO LADY. 1'OSITION AM
Hli-nournphpr , two yearn' 1-xperli-nc" ; n-cemly
with wholmale house ; clly reference. AiMrnw
_ T3I. _ lice. ' A-illlJi'
WANTnO.'l'OHITION AH JANITOR ; 12 VnAlUH
eipprlinco , cnn do nil repairing , etc. AdiirMWi
J. i : . . Houtli Omnlm. A-M It *
AN I'LWIItLY Oil IMVAr.U ) I.ADV CAN
hnvc thn twdcr Mlrltmtn nm ! nmlntnno * of n
quiet , well brnl yoiinK Inily In pxahnnge for
a rellncil liirmiitul kltxl nnd ciiurlMiiis treat
ment , ( lood city reference * . AdilinMt T
IJoo olllcc. A-.MJ11 II'
WANTED MALE HELP.
EOLIOITOtl ! * . TKAM3 I'tTIUIDjINBTAfAMnNT
goods American Wringer Co. , HID Howard.
11 C01
iN or
nriJrcxn on nlnry for retnll trade. Apply
1516 Douglas. II MHO S3
WANTI'I ) , 2 HINCimi.SVIIO CAN PLAY
bnnjo or guitar. Adilrcua T 21 , lice.
'
WANTIjHAI.I'HMKN Pol F1NI5 CIOP.US
iinil rlgnn ; wilnry J100.M n month nnd ex-
pennon pulil , Address California Oder company ,
Chlcaso , III. H-M I 16'
" _
WANTED , , w noon 8ALis.Mi-N TO TAKI : A
nice line of brunhefl nt 20 per cent commlmlon.
AiMrcKi or apply to Hie 8. M. Ouim.uil com-
puny. li > 23 H. IHth Btrret. II M22S II'
FIUHT CLASS IIAltlircit WANTIJI ) . YOfNd
mnn preferred , nl Bd'iiily. KHI I lmMtn ; irood
wiiKi" * . Call on or nddrviu I * . J. Wlxaon. luck
box 301 , ABhlnml , Neb , ll-MS-13"
WANTISI ) . A riHHT-CLASS MI'AT CIITTHU
for n llr t-cln a market. Mimt bo n Mrlctly Al
mnn , nnd best of referenced , or no ntonUon pilil.
Rood salary. Address A. II. U. . Ited Oil. , In.
II 3J7-1I
I'AIN'H LAST DAYH OP 1'OMPII WANTIMJ ,
ISO rcfpectnble yotniK men anil TO bn.vn for
nliovc Hpectnde. Apply nt HtiiKi * rntiancc ,
Courtland bench , Tuesday cvc. , nt 7:30. :
H M280 II'
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
tADiisWA NTINOFrit six : I/ASS
apply Hcnndlnuvlan Y. L Iloinu exchange , 03
N. 16th. C-MS10 19
ami , FOII ai-NniiAL irorauwoiiK 1216 N.
; cih HI. , mnall family. C 16S
WANTIJD , COMPITINT ami , FOR FIHST
work : wnKfB > J.CU. Apply 2037 Dodge ntrrt'1.
opliallg High HClioul. C M227 14
WANTKIJ , A I.ADY OP HUHINIWB TACT AS
aHHlntnnt siilcnlaily. KOOI ! pay , permanent ! ) -
Billon. Address T 35 , IK-e. C 2CS 13
\VANTii ) . " ( iillirT'OlT "OKNIJIIAI * 1101'HlT-
work. lira. \ \ , M. Kuller , 13U South 2-ith at.
C Ki-H'
WANTIJD , A COMPP.THNT OIIII. KOir fTiN-
eial work ; good wages. Call nt 301" Chicago
Btreet. C M277 IS *
PA INIVH I/AST DAYS OP POM PC 11-WANT 13D ,
M youtif ; ladles as exttas anil Pallet for nttovo
rpcctacle. Apply this ( Tu > " < da\ ) evening at
Washington hall , ISth and lliirney Kln-etH. at
7:30. : C-M27 ! ) II'
FOB BENT HOUSES.
TKNT8 I--OH HUNT. 1311 FAItNAM ST.
D-663
VERY PINK 7-IIOOM COTTAOU AT UK-
duccd price ; call nt once , l-'ldollty Tiuat Com
pany , 1702 I-'urnnin Htreet. U CGI
WANTKD-OOOD MKU1UM PllICCD HOUSCS.
List your houses for rent with Ames.
D CM
HOUHE3 , P. K. DA1SWNQ , IlAUKUIt IILOCK.
D-CCC
IIOUSKS IN ALL PARTS OK TIIK CITY. THE
O. I' . Davis company , 1503 Karnntn. 1 > 667
AORNCY , C07 UROWN ULOCIC.
1J CC3-A17
KULKUNNY & CO. . R. 1 , CONTlNUNTAli III.K.
D 670
PINK 7-ROOM CORNKIt FLAT AT 701 S. 1CTII
street ; range and all other conveniences. George
Cloiiiter , room 2 , 1C2J Farnaui street. D 300
IfOR RENT-IF BOMK QKNTMJMAN AND
his wife woul.l like to rent a dealtabltf modern
house 6f nine loditia In a choice location , wo
have It. Hoggs & Hill. D-3DJ-A20
CALL AT OPI-'ICB TOR FULL DESCRIPTION
and photOKruph of these houses ;
3225 Pratt street , 4 rooms , J8.00.
3. > J3 Hi'uanl atieel , 4 rooms , new. (10.00.
Zl\3 llrlstol street , 7-room cottage , everything
In It. bound to suit , I25.UO.
One of the tlnest 7-room houses In city , $30.
Fidelity Trust Co. . 17th nnd Farnum nts.
D-B72
FOR RINT , MODERN 6-ROOM COTTAC.E ;
call forenoons 1(21 Sherman avenue. D M624
HOUSES. VERY RHASONAULE , WELL LO-
calcd. Shcrnood , 912 N. Y. Life. D-939-11'
ENT. iAROE TWO-STORY RUILDINO ,
formerly used by the Marhoff Trunk Factory.
2430 Scward Bt. D-790 st
FOR RKNT. MOST UES1RAIILE HOUS1-3 , 2513
1'nrnam. R. C. Patterson , Ramgo block.
1 > M901
FOR RENT .TWO SIX-ROOM FLATS IN/GOOD
condition nt Nos. 415 nnd 419 South llth BtroPt.
A. J. Popplcton , 311 First National Hank hldg.
D-972-13
FOR RKNT ! DEsiitAni.n DWELLINGS IN
all parts of city. U. H. Shenfc , 32 I'.ixlon I.Ik ,
D 057-SO
FOR RKNT. A DESIRAllLC FITRN1HHED
cottngo from Scptemlicr 1st , leferences re
quired. T 21 , lice. D-.MI31 13
6 , 0. 8 AND 10-ROOM HOUSES. ALL MOD-
crn * lawn nnd shade. Apply at 211 N. Y. I.lfo
or 2121 Miami Htreet. D M1S3
Till ) FREN/.ER. 114-llfi N. 25T1I STREET : 21
largo rooms ; all modern conveniences , i rtV'lll
rent either half separately. John N. Prcnxcr ,
Opp. P. O. D M231 18
BIX-ROOM COTTAGE. SOUTH 2.1D , NEAR
Mn on HChoal IHMU.Inqulie 1016 S. 2Jd Btreet.
D 11236 14 *
WK HAVll THREE KLKITANT TlToolil
liouicB. with water , bath , ga-t , ie ers. cltti rn ,
' etc. , which "III be put In lliat-claH.i condition
for good ten.intH at tnw rent. Mill and llanfll-
ton Btreets. Paul , 11 < Hoard of Trade.
. _ D M182 U
C-ROOM COTTAOE , MODERN. SIO SO. 30TIL
D-263-15 *
COTTAOK. 2217 IIL'RT ; NEW AND MODERN ;
just the place for small famll ) , H , ! ' . Unlley ,
VIO N. . Y. I.lfu Illdg , D-23S-13 *
2012 CAPITOL AVENI'l210 N. 26TH , 1N-
quint 2518 CapltQl u\enuc. D-2CO-15 *
foil BENT FUBMISHE1) BOOMS.
FRONT ROOM FOR ONK OR TWO GKNTLE-
men. COS S. ISth Btu-et. K MJI3 13
rURNlSIIL'D ROOMS ; MODERN ; SUITAI1I.K
for ono or two. 1919 Dodge , 13 9U
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TOR OENTLE-
men or light hout > elvieplng. COO North 17lli HI ,
13 103-14'
11OOMH-PIMINIHIIKU OR UNPI'RNIBIIKD ,
1CI9 Dodge St. E-171-17'
FURNISHED ROOM , 1IATII , J . 1311 FARNAM.
n-iirj-n
FURNISHED ROOMS. 626 SOUTH 19T1I ST.
13-M933 Sll
ROOM FOR LIGHT UOUSKIvKKPINlli 119 N.
15lh. 13-MIU7 H'
WANTED-TO LET , FURNISHED HOUSE OF
ten iiHimslll ; Inkc rent In luiaiil. Refer *
i in 03 rviiulivd. Additas 2i21 California stiei-t ,
I3-M25I 19'
_
FURNISHED ROOMS AT 310 SOl'TlT 15TH"sT.
13-M151 S II *
NICELY ri'RNISIIED ROOMS wll'll ALL
cnnx fiilenct-s. First -clans board. 211 No. IStli
Bticet. 13-MJ78 ? )
PUBNISHED BOOMS AND BOABD.
YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME UNUKIl CARE OP
Women's Christian ussoclntlon. 111 S. 17th st.
F 671
IIOOMS WITH HOARD 1S10 CH1CAOO BT.
F M381-A20'
*
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND FIRST
class board. 1721 Dodge. F S15-AU
LMiai3 uoo.M8 , WITH "HOARD ! NORTH-
fust corner 2llh nnd 13 streets , F M235 11 *
FRPNT AND HACK PARLOR , ALSO SMALL
room ; llret-chus board. 2103 Douglas.F .
F M243 IS'
S'UIIV D13SIRA1II.13 UNFL'RN1SHI3D FRONT
and back ikirlois. nlsn fuinliihcd rooms ; even-
thing llist-il.iss , 210 and 212 South 2th Meat.
F MI3I
UNFUBNISHED BOOMS FOB BENT
t NICU ItOOMjVATU1L ; &U N. 13T1I ST.
t UNi'uitNisiii : ! ) CHAMiuii3 : van iiousi : .
k ( plnc to man nd wlf ; no clillUun. JU No.
llth t _ . U-jS 3
roiriiuNT j tiNi-'t'iiNiHiiTii > nooMiTwrrii
all convenience * , lilt Hntni-y Hi
a-iej-ii
FOH IlKKT-STORES
COItNUll BTOltli. IM.OO. Ul DOUQI S. IN-
UUU * IX 1-mSM
FOB BENT STOBES AND OFFICES
Conllnucil.
TOR 1IKNT. ROOM. 5 I1Y J2. 2ND TIXOIl OP
my store , mutable for clonk * nnd pulls ; good
light and el'Aalof service. Mrs. J. llennon.
1 MM9
KOR RENT , TUB 4-STORY 1IRR 1C 1HJ1LD1NO
911 Knrnnm Btrert. Tile building has n list *
proof cement Imscmenl , complete 8t : > n n. i'- '
Ing flxlur.Bntcr on all Moors , gat , it ) > io >
lily t Ihtf nlllcc of The Hee. l-'tlj
*
FORIU3NT TIIIUUl-BTOHY A ND I1A8I3MKNT
( torn building nt No. 1011 Farnatn nt ; Btora
ulth good l-mrmcnt nt No. 413 8. lllh HI. ; Imll
sjltnble for lodge or other purpo'M at No. 10)1
rnrnam St. : nnd smitll Btoro In I3xH | > ltlon
building , adjoining Fifteenth Flreet theater.
All In good condition. A. J. Popptotnn. 311
rimt National Hank building. I-97M3
1OH IIKNT , REST STORK ROOM IN TIII3
tlty , nt 1.M2 Doiml \ ulrwt. I MI79 IS *
AGENTS WANTED ,
AOKNTB , HOTH SEXES. TO TA1II3 CONtracts -
tracts for reliable lltin. 433 Pnxton tilt , Omaha ,
J-JU-AJO'
AflENTB MAKE l'.0) AND $1) . < V ) DAILY SKLL-
Ing the elri-trlral wondi-r 115 N. I'llh. 3 to 0
p. tn . general agent wnnled. J M22i ! 14 *
WANTED. AGENTS TO TAKI-3 ORDERS I1Y
pnmplo nt home or travel , expense * nnd goo l
B.ilnry or cornmlmlon to right party. SAmplii
Merit on application. Address with stamp Lock
llox 42d , New York City.
WANTED TO BENT.
WANT TO LEASE FOR TERM Of YKARS-
Teri ment block or number of dwelling * len-
trally located. Address P. O. llox TJ ! . 1C373A19
STOBAOE.
STORAGE. WILLIAMS fc CROSS.121I HARNF.Y.
M-67J
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLKAN
and < henp rate. R. WclK till Farnnm.M673
M-673
OM.VANASTORAGK CO..1M2 FARNAM. Tcl.1239
M C74
REST STORAGE IJUILDINO IN OMAHA , U.
S. gov. bonded warehouse. Household good !
stored. Lowest lates. 1013-1013 Lea\cnworth.
M-713
WANTED TO BUY.
HEST FOR THE MONKY.HAVANA FRECKLES
N M367-A19
CASH FOR LUMI1ER RrsFNEslTTN LIVE
town ; give full particulars. T 8 , Dee olllce
N MOSS S7'
WANTED , TO HUY A TAILOR SHOP IN
BUI ill country town ; will p.iy cash , slain prlc
AUdn > < i < 4 T 26 , Omaha lice. N M177 U'
WANTED. TO HUY Oli RENT SHOW CASE.
Answer nt once. T 37 , Hee olllc" ,
N M276 II *
FOB SALE FUBNITUBE.
PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
money. Low prices on ftunlturi ! & household
goods. Enterprise Credit Co. , UJ CIS N. 16th at.
O * > 3
FOB SALE HOBSESWAGONSETC
FOR BALK , TWO GOOD FAMILY HORSKS.
cheap for cash ; unlo and lellahlj. H. L.
Uuikct , undertaker , 23d and.Cumlng sticets.
P M8IO
FINK SECOND HAND PHAETONS AND CAR-
rlazcs. A. J. Simpson's Repository , 1411 D idge.
I1 514-A2I
2 TOP BUGGIES J33 & JI53LEATHER TOP CAR-
rlngp $63. Drunimond Carriage Co. P331
FOR SALE OR TRADE 2 HORSES WEIGHIng -
Ing 1,000 Ibs. tacli. C nnd 7 year old. I'reJ
Tt-iry , 430 ISamgo block. I' 7C4
THK HEST LEATHER TOP IJUGGY IN OMAHA
for { 53.00. Drummond , ISth and Hnincy ,
P 530
FOR SALE. A FINE ROADSTER. ADDRESS
A. H. Spuir , Creston. Iowa. P M22J 23 *
FOR SALE VKRY CHEAP , A FINE FAMILY
hoistf , lather fast , gooil hnrncn and buggy.
Inqulie at city comptiollei's olllce.
P-270-19
SPAN OP HORSES SEVEN YEARS OLD ,
good single drivers , 1DG3 Da\enpoit street
1' 259-19 *
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
ICE FOR SALE ; CAN SHIP OVER ANY ROAD
out of Omaha and Council BlulTs. Lamoreaux
Ilros. . 300 So. ICth. Omaha. Q-332-A17
ICE FOR SALE IN CAR LOTS. GILDERT
Uros. , Council muffs. Q M521-A23
CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL
fcnct * m.ide. C. R. Lee. if01 Douglas.
Q 774
HANK AND PLATTE VALLUY SAND FOR
Eale. C. W. Hull Company , 20th & Izard sts.
Q-775
WAGON UMURELLAS. SIMPSON , 1411 DODGE.
Q-513-A2I
FOR SALE. NEW SET NORTHWESTERN
leports. 13. Flillicit , Stockvlllc , Neb.QM111
Q-M111 14 *
FINE THOROUOHHRED. ROUGH-COATED
St. Hernaid puppies ; all eligible to registration.
C. J. Hctzler , 2330 Maple street. Q 14S 16 *
C HEAD GOOD FRESH MILK COWS FROM
20 to 33 dollais per head , Call nfternoon ;
yard 23th nnd Hurt St. Q 166 13 *
FOR SALE YOUNG PIGS AND SOWS. AL-
wii)8 on hand. Jans Wheler , Slh nnd Grace.
Q-172-13 *
FOR BALD , ONE 11OEHM FLUTE , LITTLE
ns-d ; one plcnlo , lib , ne\er used , one C clar
inet , old ; about I'l'l.OO ' sheet music and folios ;
one complete set Enc. HrltnnlCa , Isiued 111 W90 !
will sell all or part ot ubcrto cheap Address
box C5. Omaha. y M183 14 *
MISCELLANEOUS.
HAVE YOUR OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO
ruga. Smyrna logs repaired , 1521 Leavenwortti.
R M542
CLAIUVOYANTS.
MRS. DR. It. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT. REliable -
liable business medium ; 7th year at 119 N. 16.
S-676
MASSAGE , fcATHS. ETC ,
MME. LA RUE , 416 SOUTH 15TII. T M991 S7
MADAMK SMITH , 502 S , 13TH. 2D FLOOR ,
room 3. Massage , xapor , alcohol , steam , sul-
phurlno nnd ea baths. T M217 IS *
MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD , 1119 DODGE.
256 26 *
PEBSONAL.
TRY HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOC SMOKC.
U M3C7-A19
WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J.
Muller's new Ice cream parlors , 2S02 Leaven-
north street : everything Is new , Including the
building. Tel. 1030. Ice cream deliveied.
U-673
VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book nr.d consultation free. Address or
call ViaU Co. , 346 I Ice bldg. Lady attendant.
U-079
UNION HRAND-GENUINB WHOLE WHEAT
Hour. Wheatel New bicakfast food. Neal &
Comad , Wholeualo Agents. Omaha.
U-2S3-A15 *
CREAM FOR WHIPPING COTTAGK CHI-3ESK ,
Wateiloo creamery , 1613 Howard ; tel. 13.12.
U-201 810
WHOLI3 WHEAT BREAD FROM UNBOLTED
flour at Imogen L. Ramsey's , 217 N. Kth st.
- U-212-A19
MASAGE HATIIS. MME. POST. 319 8. 15TH.
U 395
_ _
UMBRELLAS M"ADK. RECOVKRGD AND RE-
palrcl. 105 Boulh Sixteenth gticet. 7JS3
SAMUEL BURN3 INVTrES YOU fo 8KK HIS
oew dinner sets at 15.75 , foimerly (10.00.
U-tOi A24
I1ALDUFF-
A plenvaiit and convenient place , 152' ' )
F-uiam street , PaxtoiT block ; 'phono 711.U .
U 6SQ
THE WOMAN'S BAKERY SUPPLIES VA-
rlely ot choice goods , besides Uvu kinds of the
best bread In market ; whole wheat bread a
specialty ; goads dellveied ; telephone 451. Mr * .
C. Savllle , manager , 1104 N. 24th St.
U-533-A-2S
STRAW HATS CLEANED , RESHAPED AND
madu new. S03 N2fllh SU U-S23-A-23
_
TAKE YOUR FIUENIl ; TINTYPES. 4 FOR
25c. Proctor , 616 S. 16lh Btreet. U M834
MME. LA ROOK. MASSAGE. IftW LEAVEN-
worth street , third llooor , fiont rooms to left ,
U 273 20 *
MONEY TO LOAN BEAL ESTATE.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought , F. C. Chesney , Kansas City. Mo.
W-634
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 31S N.Y. LIFK
loans at latv rates for choice security on Ne
braska und Iowa farms or Omaha city propmy.
W-CSl
_
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM IN DOUGLAS.
Unproved and unlmpioted Omaha leal estate.
Fidelity Trust Co. . 1703 Furnani t. W-633
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPUOVRD OMAHA
real estate. Brennan , Love & Co. , I'axton t'lk.
W-OT9
U.VNS WANTED. J. N. FllUNZKR , OPP. P.O.
W-761-il
r
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PllOTERTV
and Nebraska farms at from to T P < T r ot.
Vf. U Melkle , First National bank bumilng.
W-tM
UORTOAGU LOANS. A. MOORE. Wl N.Y.LIFE.
W 609aS4'
OMAHA LOAN & TIU'ST CO. , ISTlf AND
DouKla * streets , loan money on clly and farm
property tt lowcil rate * of Interest. W WJ i
MONEY TO LOAN-BEAIi ESTATE
Continued.
MONKY TO IXJAN AT LOWEST RATK8. TIIH
O. P. Davis Co , , 1503 Farnam st. W-63I
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OP NEW
York. Cut-Hal J2OOO.COO. Surplus ICOO.onO. Suh.
mil choice linns to F. B. 1'uscy , agent , First
National bank building. W-CS3
IX3ANB. K. H. BHKAFK , 432 PAXTON HLK.
W 853-H8
|
MONKY TO LOAN AT LOWEST IIATRH ON
Improved nnd unimproved Onmtn leal estate ,
1 to C > cors. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Fnrnnm.
W-C83
MONKY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
leal estate. Hicnnan , Love fc Co. , Pnxton hlk.
W-6S2
FIRST MORTGAGES BOUGHT ON DOL'GLAS
or Snrpy county farms. Reed & Belby , 334
_ IMaiil of Trade building. VV SIS
LOANS ON DOUGLAB OR 8ARPY COUNTY
farms , Write us. Reed & Selby , 3.14 Chamber
of Commerce hi Ig. W SSI
LOANS ON IMPROVED A 1'NIMPROVF.D CITY
property ; H.u < & upwards , 6 to 7 per rent , no
dtlajs. W. Farnatn Smith & Co. , 1320 Fnrnnm.
W-CS7
Jjfio.OO SPECIAL FUND TO LOAN ON 1M-
provcd city property. Paul , lit Bonn ! of Tr-iJi
W MHI tr
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
J. U. HADDOCK. ROOM 427 RAMOfi BLOCK.
X-C32
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURN1TURH. PIANOsT
hoisesagonr , etc. . nt lowest rates In city ;
Do removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amount" .
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
30f South 16th Btreet.
X-633
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS MADE ON CHAT I'EL
securities. A-'dross P. O. Box ? J2. X 372-AH
SHORT TIMK LOANS. 432 PAXTON BLOCK.
X937 S6
MONKY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
tutc , pianos , horses , nngons , or nny kind of
chattel security , nt lowest posslblo rntesshlcli
you can pay back nt any lime , nnd In nny
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. ,
room JIWltlmcll block. X-693.
"
MONEY TO LOAN "oN PERSONAL PROP-
erty. Harvln l nn Co. . 701 N. Y. Life build
ing. X-696
BUSINESS CHANCES.
SMOKK HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOC CIGAR.
Y-M367 A19
IF YOU WANT TO BUY.SELL OR EXCHANGE
merclmTTaiie , get In or out of the business , call
on or nddrcs the National Information nnd
Exchange Co. , 203 First National bank , Omaha ,
Neb. Y 608 A2I
FOR RENT A DEPARTMENT ON SECOND
lloor , 30x < JO , In ono of the largest houses In
Council Bluffs. 13 , care Bee , Council Dluffs.
1" M635
FOR SALE. A 1IIQ PAYING BUSINESS ; NO
competition ; Jl.SOO caih takes It. Address S
W , Bee. Y MUM S 8 *
GENUINE BUSINESSES. LOTS. SOME
splendid farms ; easy terms ; water nnd school
iHinils ; colony lands. Address Pioneer Busi
ness ngency , Sheridan , Wjo. Y M221 II *
WANTED , PARTNER TO TAKE Vi INTEREST
In good paying business and general manage
ment of allli-i ! on salary of $75.00 per month ,
icfi'irtices nnd small capital leiiulreil. Call or
address Ul , N. Y. Lifelllilg. . Y M2J3 IS
FOB EXCHANGE.
A 10-CKNTI3R FOR DC , HAVANA FRECKLES.
H M267 A19
TO EXCHANGE. 320 ACRES GOOD , 1M-
proved bottom land , .Mitchell Co. , Kan. ;
orchards ; running water 90 acres adjoining
lown City , Ij. , 100 Nanco Co. . Ntb. ; stnndaid
bred brood mares nnd cash ; want merchandise ;
will take other property for horses. L. W.
Newell. Iowa City , la. / M114 13 *
TO EXCHANGE , 960 ACRE RANCH IN NE-
hraaka for good horse * nnd one-third cash. S.
W. Boyd , From int. Nebraska. Z M935 20
TO EXCHANGE-LOTS AND FARM LANDS
for stocks of general merchandise ) and grocer
ies. Address I' . O. Box 243. Z 96.1-13
FOR EXCHANGE , FINE LANDS , WELL LO-
catcd. producti\ nnd some cnsh , for stock of
general mcichandlse. Address Lock Box 30 ,
Beaver City. Neb. Z M904 IS
FINE 7R HOUSE AT UOOO , WILL TAKE H
trade.
8r house , every convenience , on Fornam car ,
J3.30) will take * .i trade.
J1.000 clear C. H. property for farm.
$3.1CO ) Very linetesldence nnd grounds. Will
accept part In other-property.
F. D. Wead , 10th .md Douglas.
Z-272-J5-
FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE.
FARM LANDS. C.F.HARRISON , 912 N.Y.LIFE.
RE 906-S6 *
FOR SALE. 4.4CO ACRES OF LAND 60 MILES
northwest of Omaha. Address Thomas Kcrl ,
Oakland , Neb. RC M777 81 *
CllOICE GARDEN LANDS , 5 MILES FROM
poslolllce. In tmcts from 10 to 160 acres. A
great bargain. Will take some trade. N. D.
Keyes. 617 Pnxton block. RE M736
BARGAINS , HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS ,
bale or tiade. F. K. Darling , Batkcr block.
R E-699
BARGAIN. A FINE 430-ACRE FARM. 12
miles from Omaha , only 110,00 per acre. C. R.
Bontilght , 301 N. Y. Life. RE-328 n7
FOR SALE. NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ; CCL-
lar , cistern , city water ; cor. 13th nnd Snlilcr ;
> 1,2M.OO ; long time. Enquire 131S Fainnm.
Samuel Burns. R IJ 093
LIST BARGAINS FOR QUIC1C TURNS. 1603
Dodge. n D 700
FOR SALE. MODERN COTTAGE ; CITY
water ; paved street ; lot C0\130 ; three blocks
from S. Omaha postolllce. Inaiilre Fnmlc
Martzahn , South Omaha. RE M185 14
A PERSON WITH CAPITAL THAT DESIRES
to Invest In good paying property worth $150-
OW.OO , call nt 612-13 1'uxton block , Omaha.
RE M2M 18 *
WILL ACCEPT J275 FOR GOOD AMBLER
Place lot If sold before August 20. Worth J300.
Addiess T 36. Bee olllce. UK 271-.15
IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE THE
propelty north of Hnnscom park which wo can
bell at dlacount of J-.O-W.
6r house , city water und well , neat stone re
taining wall. 41,300.
W-ft , lot , Fainnm street , ( paved ) $1.300. *
C acres cultivated , northwest , $1,375.
F. D. Wead , 16th und Douglas.
RE 2711 a
WANTED. THREE OR FIVE ACRES , TEN
to 15 miles out ; unlmpioved ; cheap. Address
T 31 , Bee olllce. RE-M37I H *
TYPEWB1TEBS.
TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT. SOLD. I3X-
changcd , rented nnd repaired. Typewriter nnd
olllco supplies. Tjpewilters rented at $1 per
month. The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , suc
cessors to the typewriting department of th
Mcgcath Stationary Co. , 214 8. 13th , tel. ,1361.
s)0 : )
SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER
The Omnlm Typewriter Exchange , tel. 1361 ,
No. 211 S. 13th et. 091
THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF STANO-
nrd typewriters nnd supplies. We control the
Densmoio Callgrnph and New Yost. Bargains-
In second-hand machines displaced by ours.
All machines perfectly repaired , new parts cup-
pi U-cl I prices moderate ; new machines loaned
while u-pairs are made , United T > pewrlter A :
Supplies Co. , 1619 Fa in inn St. Telephone 12S3.
173-
MUSIO , ABT AND LANGUAGE.
O. F. GELLKNnnCK , DANJO1ST AND
teacher. 1810 California street. 014
FOR BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS :
easy payments ; Instruments rented ; rents apply
on puichasa. A , llospe , jr. 701
MRS. JKSSIE UllO WN-CROM MI3TT. THE
only post graduate of Emerson College of Ora
tory , Boston In Omaha , who teaches elocution
and ph > steal culture. Ware building , Omaha.
211 A13
NEBRASKA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Lincoln : the largest music school In the west ;
fall term opens September 3d ; write for cata
logue. M2I7 14 *
UNDEBTAKEBS AND EMBALMEB9
H. K. BURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer , 1618 Chicago St. . telephone 90. 703
BWANSON & VALIEN , UNDERTAKERS AND
embalmers , 1701 Cumlnie t. , telephone 1060.
70
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND F.M-
balmer , 1417 Farnam St. , telephone 225. 707
HEAFEY & HEAVEY , 21S 8. 14TII ST. TBL.
205 ; also 21th and N ( . . So. Omaha.70S
70S AM *
BICYCLES.
BICYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODI3LKD.
Tires and sundries. Safes opened , repaired , C.
R. llcllln , locksmith. 311 N. Itth st. 560
BICYCLES. NEW AND OLD. $20 TO $ Is5
easy payments ; we rent and repair. Omaht
Hlcyclo Co. . 823 N , IClh st. 703
BICYCLES-ALL STYLES ,
ALL PRICKS.
Bend for our list of second hand and shop
worn bicycles. Repairs and cycle sundries nf
all kinds. M. O. Duxon. 403 N. 16th Jt. Ul
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. , LEADING OPTICIANS.
J. F , Ponder , manager. Eyes tested free
222 South lUh , lu Ktnulcr's drug store.
813-17 _ _
THK ALOB & PKNFOLD CO. . SCIENTIFIC
opticians , 1(01 Farnam it. , opposite 1'axton
hotel. B/es examined ( r , 701
HOTELS.
TIIHMIDLAND HOTntISTIt A CHICAGO
slit. , cool cut hotel , fronting on Jrrrernon ncmnre.
All car lines within n. block , cnrs to "Full of
Pompeii" only n block ' nxriiy. American iilnn.
Jl.f.0 to $2.04 pr dny ; ljuropenn plan , 500 to
$1.00 per tiny. M. J. l rpw , proprietor , 711-31
A13TNA HorS K 7l3lROl1jAN ] ) N7 V. ' . COR.
13th nnJ Dodge. Room ly day or week.
. . 145 SJ'
ELECTBICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CQ yERTKIig REWOUND
storage batteries recharged ; electrical and gen *
eial machinists ; suprr'vr work guaranteed.
Omaha Electrical Works. 617 and 619 B. 16th ft.
ijij 711
ELECTRICAL KNOINIlHnS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric light ami motor plants and all
kinds of electrical construction. Western Elec *
trie Supply Co. , 4IS and 420 B. 15th st. 712
PLUMBEBS.
TREK-PLUMBING OF EVERY KIND. GAS
i team & hot water heating ; cencragc. 313 S. 1C.
715
J. J. HANIOAN. PLUMBING , BTI3AM AND
hot water heating. 2703 Leavcnworth st. 151
JOHN ROWK & CO. , PLUMBING STEAM AND
hot water healing , gas fixtures , globes , 421 S. 15.
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WOLF BROS. & CO. . MANUFACTURERS OF
. \\nlngs , tentu , flags , \tngon , hay. stock co\ere ,
tarpaulins , banners , streamers. 703-703 S. 16th
st. . telephone 601. Tents for rent. 713
WHY DON'T YOU RENT A TENT. TAKE A
\ncntlon nnd lest yourself ? The Omaha Tent
and Awning Co. have tents of all Mnd.s that
they rent cheap. 1311 Fnrnnm st. 3S ] A17
LOST.
LOST OR STOLEN THE PARTY THAT HAS
imssessloii of n plain gold watch with n
monogiam "S" on the fare can get n good
reward nnd no questions npkt-d by returning to
mo. Milan Robey , 1002 Doiiglan st. 269-13
LOST , GOLD WATCH CHAIN WITH TWO
hom-shocs , Initials L S. Return or nddiess
Miss txittle SteNenson and rerelxe rounid.
Metropolitan hotel. Council Bluffs. 261-13 *
LOST OR STOLEN , A LIGHT BAY Mt'LE.
weight WO. Return to Helmrod & HaiiHcn.
M 273 16
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS SAIL
regularly every Saturday from New York for
Londonderry nnd Glasgow. Furnessla , August
18 , 7:3i ) a. m. , Anchoila , AugtiFt 25 , noon. Clr-
cassl.i , Sepfmber 1 , 3 p. m. ; City of Rome , Sep
tember 8 , noon. Saloon , second clops and tecrj
age , single or round trip tickets from New Yorker
or Chicago nt reduced rates to the principal
Scotch , English. Irish and nil continental
points. For money orders , drafts , outward or
prepaid tickets apply to any of our local agents
or to Henderscn Bros. ) Chicago.
CARPENTERS AND BUI103EKS.
C. E. MOIUULU CAIlPnNTKn. OFFICn AND
store fixtures a specially. Patching and
jjljsterlng. 1313 Capitol ave. . teU103 652
HAsTiI/rON IlIlOS. GENKIIAL , CONTUAC-
torn und bullilerg , canirnlor work , brick laying
and plastering. 414 & 18th St. , tel. 1179.MM3
MM3
KAY AND GRAIN.
BUY YOUR HAY I1Y CAU OR TON LOTS.fn
buy hay. A. H. Bnydcr , 1513 Hurt St. , tel. 1107.
I SCO S3 _
NEBRASKA HAY CO. , WHOLESAUB HAY ,
grain and mill stuff. Wo arc nlwnja on the
market to buy or sell. 1J1S Webster st. 153
SHORTHAND ANIX TYPE WRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL ) OHf SHORTHAND , 511
N , Y. Life , Omaha. i-Ask for circular. 713
LBARN PRACTICAL'i BUSINESS & SHORThand -
hand , noose'a Omaha'Bus. Col , 15th & Farnam
| S13 A13
CORNICED
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS. GALVANIZED
Iron cornices. 1722 St. Mary's avc. 391
EAOLIJ CORNICE WORKS. JOIIN EI'K-
nctcr , prop. , 103 , 110 , 112 N. llth. Kstab. 1SC1.
851
HAIRDRESSING.
MILLER , LADIES' IIAIRDRESSINO. SHAM-
, steaming : hair eoinis , 1513 Doufela.s.
J ' 720 13
ROBERT STEIN , THE OLD RELIABLE HAIR
cutter. 10th lloor. JN , . V. ' lfe bids. M837-S3
, BUSINESS ( NPTIOES.
' .11. - , . . _ lL'TTua j , 1a < _
OMAHA atEERSCHAtJM PIRR-rA'cfbUY ; OLD
plues made new , C13 B , 10th. " ' 709
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF-
llce to 209 S. IClh st. . Brown block. MD70
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 719 N. It.
JOB PRINTING.
HEED JOB PRINTING CO. FINE PRINTING
of all kinds. 17th St. , Bee building. 71S
MAIL ORDER COMMERCIAL PRINTING A
ppeclalty. Douglas Printing Co. , 419 S. 15th
street , Sheclcy bldg. Tel. 614 for piompt service.
UPHOLSTERING.
UI'HOL'RING CABINET MATTRESS WORKS.
W. R. Bell. R. A. McEachmn , 2717 Leavenw'th.
157
UPHOLSTERING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH.
M. S. Wnlklln , 2111 Cumlntr. Tel. 6U2. M120
HARNESS.
HARNESS. WHIPS , NETS , ETC. REPAIRING
a specialty. 113 N. 15tll st. 717
C1ET MY PRICES BEt-'ORE YOU I1UY A HAR-
ness. August Bolmc. 711 S , ICth t. 2C3
PAWNBROKERS.
TRED MOHLE , 1G17VS FARNAM , JEWELRY.
721
DENTISTS.
DR. GEORGE S. NASON. DENTIST. SUITE 20
I'axton block , ICth r.nd Farnam st . , tel. 712.
724
DR. PAUL. DENTIST. 2020 BURT ST. 335
TAKEN
TAKEN UP RED SPOTTED COW. NO
horns , with .halter , ran have by paying expense -
pense . Call nt Tlbka farm , north Orphan's
home , Benson , 207-13 *
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ALVA J. GROVER , MATHEMATICAL AND
surveying Instruments , engineers' and archi
tects' supplies ; tracing cloth , blue process
IKIDOIS. 318 South 15th ; malt ordcis. 087
LIVERY STABLE.
BOARDING STABLES , FINE LIVERY RIG3
cheap , Ed Baumley , 17th and St. Man's ave.
M-480
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON BROS. , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all kinds of coal. Correupondenco solicited.
lOuif Farnam st , 1123
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND TOR CATA-
logue. George E. Brown , jr. , & Co. , 709 S. ICth.
, 723
FURNACES.
BEST FURNACE MAhlS bKT COAL SMOKE
consuming und hard ioal furnaces. Eagle Cor
nice woiks. 108-113 Nj'llthl Rl. M2
BciionnsAcic. TWIN rlTY DYH WORKS.
15i Farnam street. I.Vtlog ot ever } ' Uescrlp-
tlon anil dry cleaning , " . M753
"oniKmSro.
' 'zons. siiHAns. CLIPI-EHS. LAWN MUM
T , cte. A. L. UndeiTahd. 10 N. Hlh. t"
HORSESHOEING. "
MU8. THOMAS MAIXJNKV , 012 N. 1CTH ST.
f ! 31
THK JIKA1TV >
' '
INSTRUMENTS placed'on' record August 13 ,
1891 :
,
C A llnaklns nml himbiinil to K J chnow ,
lot 4. Mock 1 , nvuivtt 1'laco . . . . ,
I D Mlllua lo Julius TrrltHchkc. um
' ' " " ' " ' '
of nw BW i-ll-12' . . . . . . . . . . 1
Hnmo to same , no 8 , w 11 , ne and no
10-14-13 . . " . . . 1
J H Qonlon to Cl Cl llr > ' on. loU 8 und 9 ,
block S , HrlKKu' I'liic-H. w 41 feet lot 3 , block
151 , Oninhn , a 40 feet of nv 90 feel lot I und
o 40 feet of w 90 feet lot 0 , bloik 1 , Ut
mid to South Omnlm 1
O L VoorhU i't nl tn Mary N VoorhlH , c U
( if lot 4. block K. Shlnn'H M mid 2
O'llerne & Honlck lo i" ! I'oy , lol 1 , block
4 , O'llerne & Hoalck'H add. COO
Mury IlnnuHii and huiband to Omaha Uum
nml llullilInK nsaoclutlou , lot t , Mock 17 ,
IMrk l-'ornt 45
L Schroeder , tru l w. tn Mnttk'le Klmu-y ,
lou 7. 8 und 9. block B. llronn park l.WO
M A Lly und hunhuiid to Anlonlu Liny ,
a aC',4 feet nf n 61 feet lola 1 and 2 , block
3. Campbell'ii mid 300
II J Wlinlvor am ) wife tn II t ! Plunl.i-tt ,
lot 6 , blok 87 , Onmha 1
UnKDrt.
Sherirr to Omaha HuvlncH bank , lot JO ,
Mock 9 , Wine and l"x uild 233
Siimo to uuiiu' , lot Si Mm k 10 , Ilnnaconi
1'Iuco , , 4,000
Total amount of transfer * I C.7SJ
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Fred Pojtoa in a Oriticnl Comlltiou as the
Result of au Assault.
SKULL FRACTURED , OUT MAY RECOVER
.Supposed Ansiillnnt Is loin ( liillonay , U'ho
Is Under Arn-Kl Tlirjr Juiirrrli-d
About n ( llrl I'mi-roillngs of
thu llimrcl of Kiliicutloii ,
Fred Peyton , the champion pool player of
Nebraska , was hit on the head with a billy
or some other hard Instrument about 7
o'clock last evening and Is now lying In a
very precarious condition nt the city hospital.
Ills skull Is fractured , but Dr. Slabaugh and
Dr. Thomas Kelly are both of the opinion
that he will recover.
It Is supposed that the blow was struck
by Tom Galloway , a young1 man who runs
an elevator at Cudahy's , A few evenings
ago Peyton and Galloway had a quarrel over
a ulrl. It Is claimed that nt the time Gal
loway drew n revolver on Peyton. The latter
offered to light him with bare knuckles , but
refused to go up against n revolovr. When
Galloway was going' to his room ovtr Shenk's
restaurant on lower N street , Peyton fol
lowed him tip stairs In the hallway the
men began fighting and there were no wit
nesses to tell Just how the assault was com
mitted. The first that outsiders knew ot the
scrap was when Peyton fell down stairs. Ho
was knocked sensciess by the blow and fall
nnd only rallied nt short Intervals during the
night. Peyton works In the barber shop
close to where the racket occurred.
Ucfore the bystanders could Inquire Into
the trouble Jim Galloway , n brother to Tom ,
and Morris Illnns began fighting. The police
placed the three men under arrest nnd Pey
ton was removed to the hospital. No charges
were lodged against Galloway and none will
be until Peyton's condition Is more fully
recognized.
School llouril rrocciMlliiKS.
At a meeting of the school board last
night the bill of Michael Donovan of $113.99
for furnishing material and papering the
Third ward school was allowed. Mr. Pearl
made a minority report against allowing the
bill.
bill.The United States Supply company was al
lowed n bill of ? 7SO,50 for furniture bought
last year.
Crosby & Rich were allowed a bill of
fir.2.05.
A motion was made by Mr. Cheek that
the secretary bo Instructed to take out -a
* 5,000 Insurance policy on the Hrown park
school. Mr. Thomas objected to the secre
tary dolnsr this work and said the Insurance
matter should be referred to the committee
Children Cry fof
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children © ryf < r
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children © ryfc 'L '
Castoria.
- THE GRfcAT -
Blood Purifier
- AND -
- A SPECIFIC FOR -
RHEUMATISM.
The Blood Remedy
of tlio Demimonde.
OMAHA. Nol ) . , AUR. 8 , 1894. The Huliera-i
Company : Uontlc'iiien After uslni ; u nuinlior
of dltlVrunt medicines und procurations , and
also proscriptions from some of tlio bast phy
sicians for Khcuiimtlsm nnd l.aiun HackI pur
chased n botlln of your Cront Blood Purl-
flor , "id luivii Kot rullof that nonu of tlio oth-
ur inodlolnoH liavu Klvcn mo. If Improvement
koiMison UH It liasCoiiiiiiuucud , ( shall ho on-
tltuly cured by the tlmo I have IIMM ! ono bet
tle. Vours truly , O. K. KAITU ,
1D05 Kuin.-uu St
All ( li-UKKlbts luivo It. Price $1.00 pur bottle
THE EUB RS- COMPANY ,
Omaha , Nob.
"oo onua NVW
-aoon am. * a alia
u j | | op auo
-listioa pun 3i3Doa.TJA
'A3U3)0(1U1 ) | 'SUOT
'KOhKODXrt 'OKIV
30 spajja 01(1 (
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Bee
Building- , OMAHA , Nob. Advicu FKEIi
Leaves I CHICAGO & NORTHWKST'N lArilven
OiiiallaU. | 1'y Dcpoi. 10th & M 8onSt _ . | Omnlm
ll:05.im : UiiBttrn llxpn-.sa 5:3 : < ) jim
4.UOim | VoHtlliuh-il Lhnlli-d UHOain
C,5iin : ( Mo , Valley Local. . 10:30pm :
G:4'iin : | Omaha Chicago Special 215um
LeiuoH lUUICACO. lll'ltLINQTON Ai Q.IArrlves
( ) iiml i | De-put 10th ntul Mason Sta. I Omaha
| 4:4jiim : CiileiiB'i Vontlliiifi' fiMim
9:4Snm ChlciiKo lixpicCH 4l''ipm
7:0.im : | ChlcuRO und Iowa Locnl 8:00.im :
H:3i.iin..1'aclllc JuncJ.lonLociil. GiSSnni
Leaves I1IUULINOTON .V MO. Hl\'iil.\rrlvi-a : |
Qinahaj Depot lOlh nml Maaoii Sis. I Omaha
fO15am ; Denver i\prcs3 3Muin :
10irnm : Oeadwood lixpn-ssi 4:1Qpm. :
4Mpm ; Denver L'xprcaa 4:10pni
GTiOpmNot : > ratlui Local ( except Sunday ) . 6.0pm :
8lSam..Lincoln Local ( except Hmuluy.llSnn ) : (
LeavTTl K. C. , ST. j7" & crli. | Arrlvci
Omalml Depot 10th nnd .Mnxon Bin. | Omnlm
9t'nm ; Kansas lliy Day nxpresi 5"Mpm ;
Bltfpni.K. C. Night L'x. via. U. I' . Trona. CaOam
LcaveaTcIfR'AOO 1 CTT" & I'ACJlT'Tu. lArrlvei
O-nahalU. 1' . Depot , 10th & Mnmin Sla. | Omaha
_ _ . _
foir.niri..AtliTiHlc : nxpicBS ( ax. Sunday ) . . . 6:05pm :
CKpm : . NlK'lil i\prca8 : . C:40im :
4:10ini..Clilcak' : | Vestlbuleit Limited. . . , l:2pm :
H3ijii.Oliliihoiiia ; Hxp. ( to C. II. ex. Hun ) C:35am :
WUSl'7
0:33um.Oliliilioma : & Texas lxp. ( ex. Sunll:35pm ) :
1 :35pm : . . . . .Culuradu LlnilteJ . 4:10pm :
Iea\es I UNION PAC'IKia JArrlveii
Omalmll'iilon Depot , 10th & MIIHOH Sis f Oinalia
. Di'ini-r Uxprrax . 3rnipm :
. O\t > rhmd I-'liL-.r . 5:40pm :
34Spm.llc-atrico ; 10 .Strnmiih'K Kx ( ex Sun ) 12 : ISpm
liMOpiru . . . 1'aclllo llxpn-ut . 1055uni ;
C3Jpm ; . rant Mall. . . . . . . . . . 4Mpni :
'
Leaves I OIIIOAOO , MIL. & ST. 1'AUL.IArrlvcs
OmahaJUnlonDeH | > l , 10th A : MasunStB _ | Omnlm
CIpm : . Chicago t.lmltod . 0:30ani :
HlOaiii..CIilcaKQ ! K pre8a _ ( ex. Hun. I. . . .
Le.ive I i-\7l-r TMO. "VAM.KV : lArrlVes
Oin.ilial Depot 151li unilVelmUr tin. I Omaha
8:0'jam : . . .Ieiiilwoocl ixpri.-na : . G:10pm
: ( Taiii.ix. ( Sat. ) Wyo. ix. ( Ux. Mnn ) . . SUOpm
6:00pm. : . . Norfolk Hxprem ( Kx. Sunday ) .10.4.'am
IiW\ ; : \ > tn..L. . . . . . .St. I'uul Uxprcwd . 9:40ain
Leaves I MISSOl'RI PAl'irif | Arrlve
O inahal Depot 15th n nil \VehHter Hln. I Omaha
oToOum . St. UiulH Kxpren . . C:00am :
9 ! 30pm..i . Bt. l.oilla llxpremi .
Leaves I cTrsf. I' . . M & "or fArrlvea
Oinnlml Depot Uth nml Wcbiter 8t . I Umaha
CilOpm. . Dally ( ex. Bun. Nehra ka 1/icnl , . itlo.ini
8:00am. : .Sioux Clly Ac-corn. ( ix. : Hun ) . . 8.05pm
lOiHOam. . Sioux C'lty Aecom , ( Sun. Onfy ) . . 8:0pm :
n-.lSpm. . . Sioux C'liy Uiprcia ( Hx. Bun. ) . . .llS5am :
6:3011111 : . . . .HI. 1'iiul l.liillli-il. . . . . . . . 9tOnni :
"
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OiimliiQ Union lc | > ot , loth & MnRjn HIH , f Omaha
" ( Ir.Sam. , . Sioux CIlV raxenger . lOii'Opiti
jjjpni. . . . . . St. 1'uul Kiprem . . . .10'Oani :
Leaves I BlOlX CIT ? r l > A"Vn-'ie : tSrrlvff
Omahal Dvpot ' 15th anil Web ur ba.f ( " Omaha
SiJOpm . , . St. Paul Limited . 9. 40am
S-.SOJiin , . . ( 'lilriind Lludleil 9 10am
i.nve I OifAJlA & HT LOt'IS" ( Arrlvei
Omaha I Union Drjut , 10th & Mawn Kti f Omaha
Ot , Louli Canuoa lull . . .liiSIpm
on buildings nnd grounds. This motion pro *
vnllcil.
Mr. Olnon reported Hint the llrown park
school needed repairs and the proper commit-
trc was Instructed to InvcstlKato nnd huvo
the necessary work done nt once.
Tlin liateiiientn nf the Missouri Avenue nnd
the WnMilnntun school ImlldlnRs wcrn or
dered \\hlte\vnshcd ,
The coninilttro on ImlhlliiK' nnd prouinlfl
w.is instructed to mlvertl o for bids for Brad-
Ing the HlRh school grounds. Mr. HoKnn
then moved Hint before the committee , pro
ceeded to advertise the cost be nsccrtnlntd
of ralslni : the rvtnlnlns wall another foot.
Thin -motion prevailed. Contrnctor 1'nrks
Informed the bonrd thnt nnolhcr Inycr nil
the way around would cost about $135 ,
I'resltUnt Oldeon called Mr. Olson to ( ho
chair nnd talked economy to the bonrd for
a short time. He recommended that ono
tcncher bo laid on * In the Albright frliool
nnd th.it n portion of the children nltond
nt the IHili school building. The mnttcr
was referred to the committee on text books.
A/II'.S nut run AHMV.
ntul TrnimfcrH Ordered mill
l.i-iivn * ( iriiiili-il or i\lriiili-il. ;
SllINaTON , AIIR. n. ( Speclnl Telo-
to Thu IJce. ) Klrst Uontcnnnt Mnrcns
1) . Cronln ( recently promoted from second
lieutenant , Tucntlclli Infantry ) Is assigned to
the Tuenty-liftli Infnntry , company (1 , to d.ito
from July 15 , 18 ! ) J , vlco McM.trtln. dis
missed.
The following transfers In the Fourth In
fantry nro ordered : First Lieutenant Jnmcs
A. hoyden , from company K to company V ;
First Lieutenant Austin H. llrown , from
company K lo company K ; Second Lieutenant
John S. Swltzor , from company 1) to company
K ; Second Lieutenant liulph U. Sog dall ,
from company K to company I ) .
The le.ivo of absence granted Captain
Wllber K , Wilder , Kourth cavalry , Depart
ment of the Columbia , Is extended two
months.
Captain Robert H. Stovcnti , assistant quar
termaster , United Status army , will proceed
to Jackson , Miss. , and report In person to
the governor of Mississippi to attund the
encampment of the National fluard of Mis
sissippi at Meridian , from August 20 to Au
gust ay. 1891 , Inclusive. Upon the close of
the encampment Captain Stevens will return
to his proper stntloit.
Hy direction or the president the following
named olllcers of the army ore hereby ro-
llovecl from duty as Indian agents and upon
the assumption of the same by their succes
sors will proceed to join their companies :
Captain John T. Van Orsdale. Seventh In
fantry , nt Fort Hall agency , Idaho ; Captain
John W. llubb , Fourth Infantry , at Colvllle
agency , Washington.
Second Lieutenant Charles C. Smith ,
Twenty-second Infantry , Is transferred to
the Twentieth Infantry , company I , und will
join his proper station.
First Lieutenant George K. Sngo , Fifth
artillery , Is detailed ns professor of military
science and tactics at Mount Tamalpalti Mili
tary academy , San Kafael , Cal. , to take ef
fect August 14 , 1S91 , and will report In per
son on that date for duty accordingly , and
r.elleve First Lieutenant Uwlght 13. Ilolloy.
Fourth Infantry , who will then proceed to
join his company.
The following transfers In the Fifth ar
tillery are madu ; Second Lieutenant William
P. I'ence , from batlery II to battery G ; Second
end Lieutenant John W. Joycs , fronv battery
Q to battery H. Lieutenant I'ence will join
his proper station ,
The unexecuted portion of sentence of a
general court martial In case of Private
Lenyon H , Davis , troop II , Ulghth cavalry ,
promulgated In general court martial order
No. 21 , July 10 , IS'JI , from headquarters ,
Department of the 1-Jast , Is remitted. Private
Davis will be discharged from the service
of the Unlte'd States on receipt ot this order
by the commanding olficer of Fort Thomas ,
Ky.
Additional Second Lieutenant Warren H.
Mitchell , Second artillery , Is assigned to n
vacancy of second lieutenant In the regiment ,
battery C , July VI , 1891 , to rank from June
12 , 1891 , vlco Montgomery , appointed first
lieutenant , Ordnance department.
JlUSIlIbO / ' < > TllKItt 1'KAVKS.
riilliium KmplnycN Finally Give Up tlio
Sirlkn unit Seek Their , Join.
CHICAGO , Aug. 13. The gates of the
Pullman company plant was besieged with
morning by a host of striking employes ,
who came searching work nnd signified their
willingness to go back to their old positions.
At 9 o'clock the foreman found that ho
had 1,788 men pn hand ready for work.
Others who are competent and willing -are
to be given work just as fast ns poss.ble ,
so thnt the departments now closed will
soon bo started. All old employes returning
will get thch places back until the full
quota of men needed Is at work. As that
full number of men Is about 2,000 the ofll-
clnls of the company feel certain that It
will not be long before the works Arc workIng -
Ing full blast again.
Among those who returned were 200
Swedes , skilled workmen , to whom the
company was glad to give places.
A vi..ix i ins VATII.
Cyclone In Ohio Unit CIcurril Off Forests
und Cropi for Tin-no Straight illlli-n.
GENEVA , 0. , Aug. 13. A cyclone struck
North Madison early this morning devas
tating forests , orchnrds , buildings- growing
crops , etc. The wind struck In near the
lake and swept- path 100 ( cot wide clear
of everything In Its way. Heavy hail
stones accompanied the wind and smashed
thousands of windows. All crops In the
path of the storm were utterly destroyed.
Tiio roar of the wind was heard two or tlireo
miles away , nnd is described ns be'ng some
thing nwful. The storm swept n path about
tlireo miles long. The loss Will b'o heavy.
So far as learned no one was seriously In
jured. _
rovii JMJ/-.SO.V.S / > / < ( ir.v/ ; .
DlKHiter on tint Cyndciilmm Rlvor
In MlrhlRiiii ,
MARINU CITY , Mich. , Aug. 13. Word
reaches here of n drowning accident In Cyn-
dcnham river near Thornyhurst tn which
four young people lost their lives last night.
The dead are :
MISS HAYWOOD of WallacBburg , Ont.
Mil. H. A. JOHNSON.
MISS T. WINTKHS.
MISS H. WINTKUS.
No one saw the accident and It Is not
known how It occurred. Tlio party started
to cross the river In an old Mat bottoniL'd boat
and It Is supposed that It capsized. All the
bodies have been recovered.
lo KliKliiiKl to Hntllo thn Trouhln ,
NBW YORK , Aug. 13. Senor Modesta
Harrlos , Nlcaroguan minister to England ,
was a passenger by the Pacific mall steamer ,
City of Pails , which arrived from Colon
today. Senor Il.irrlos had heard nothing
from his country since July 29. When ques
tioned ns to his mission to Mngiand , ho
stated that ho had full rfower to settle the
Mosquito trouble between Kngland and Nicar
agua. He would endeavor to have the Man
agua treaty between his country nnd Great
Britain modified , and was confident ot suc
cess.
Sonar Harrlos talks Hngllsh , but prefers to
use the Spanish language.
I.ICCIIHI-S.
Tlio following licenses to wed wore
grunted liy the county judge yesterday :
Niimo nnd Residence. Age.
Wlllltim II. Miller , Omalm . 4G
Allco M. MiiHon , Omnlm. . . , . 27
William Stuiirt , Gundy. Neb . 38
Kuinilu 1C. I'ltnur , Cllvmvood , la . : ! 'J
Anton C. Ilattckcy , Omalut . 27
ChrlHtlmi Jensen , Omaha. . ' >
Wlllluin Howie , Chapman , Ncli . C5
Mury French , JeffcrHonvllIt' , Ind . IS
David Cohen , Omuhn . 23
Ulla IJrustovoky , Omaha . L'J
Shot IIU WIN ) for Kouklni : Dlvorc-n.
KALAMAZOO , Mich. , Aug. 13. T. W.
Ilralimrd shot and killed his wlfo at Vlcks-
burg this mornlnc nnd then killed himself.
Mrs , llralnard had recently commenced dl-
vorco proceedings against her husband and
this Is the alleged cause for the double
tragedy. _
Traveling MUII Arruntoil ui Dyimmltor.
WA8KCA , Minn , , Aug , 13.-0eorgo
Ilarnaby , a traveling man , has been brought
back hero under arrest charged wl'th blowing
up the Grant house barn with dynamite a
week or o ago.
RESULTS OF THE STRIKE
Still Plnlnly Apparent in the Numbar of
Bnilroad Men Without Jobs.
U , P , AND C , P. REDUCING FORCES
ii : ! < lmrn Vnllry Offer * Mtnm liitrrcsttiiK Crop
( nmllllmts In ( outrnot llIt South Plntto
Country I'M } iimntrr I'lojil of tlio
Burlington Itr-tlgm.
The rostilts of tlio strike on the Union I'n-
clflc nml Ccntrnl 1'aclllc nre Btlll npnrcnt | )
to tlio traveler rnrouto i-nst or west. Troops
nro still In possession of Sacramento nnd
Cnrlln , while a company or two rcmnln nt
OKI'OII. At oilier stations nloni ; dm lines
mentioned they have been removed , Still ono
lienr.s inuttcrltiKS of discontent nml tlio South-
ert ) I'aclltc pcoplo are innvlni ; cautiously In
their I'lidi-nvor to rlulit tilings nloiiK tliclr *
system of mils.
An olllclal of the Union Pacific who qame
east yostcnl.iy st.ttpil th.it as n direct
rusnlt of the strike fliti men were out
of employment on the Wyoming di
vision of the road , to say notlilnK of
tlioso out nt oilier points. Some of
these men will Ki't back : , liowcvor , whefi
conditions warrant larjjor forces In the shops
nt Clieyennn and an Incrcaso In the cirrat-
liiK department. At present It Is n case of
retrenchment \\lttt tin1 company , nnd wher
ever posslbl1 men nro lioliiK let out In crder
to pull dciun the opcrnllnK expenses of thb
company.
The movement of fruit Is exceedingly
heavy from California , train after t'ntn
passing division points , nnd In many cases
passciiKT trains westbound have to glvo
way to fruit trains runnlni ; through on
express time.
Murkd'A 'Walter Clrli Strllio ,
J. K. Market , KCncr.il nmnater ; of the
eating houses along the line of the Union 1'n-
clllc , Is cxperlcncliiR conslilerjiblo trouble
with his femnlr help , dining room tlrls ami
lunch counter waitresses refusing to wear
the natty caps provided by the mnnige-
mcnt for their adornment. They have no
fault to IIml with the gowns , but the caps
nro their particular nvislon , and so pronounced -
nouncod has their opposition become that nt
several places the girls have gene out on a
strike. At Ogden the girls In the dining
room have served notice on Mr. Mnrkcl thnt
thev will not wear the caps , nnd In conse-
iiuence new girls me now cnrtmto to talco
the places of lliosp who refuse to comply
with the conditions nf the department. In
all , some twenty girls have iKkcn IBSUO with
Mr. M.irKel , nnd their placed are being nile.d.
as rapidly ns possible. At Orosn Hlvcr ,
ltn\\llns , North 1'latle and other points'tho
costumes nrc v > orn with much grnre , iintl the
favorable comments heard are satisfactory to
the young ladles. In some cases addition.1) !
orders for duplicate costumes having been
Kent In.
It Is Mr. Marlicl's determination to uni
form his help , and whenever a girl refuses
to wear the unlf.rm provided her place will
bo supplied as rapidly as possible. At
I'ocatcllo the girls went out In n body when
they saw the caps , and scmo dllllculty was
experienced In filling their places , hut meals
have been served regularly notwithstanding
tlio strike.
Surprlirs Along tlio KlUlinrn Vitlloy.
Crop conditions nt this time nro fraught
with parllulnr slgnllcanco ajid railroad of
ficials have llttlo else to talk about , so ab
solutely dull Is It In railroad circles. The
Hlkhorn , however , Is probably less hard hit
than nny of the trunk lines centering In
Omaha. There will be n liberal percentage
of crops along tlio Ulkhorn valley as far as
Norfolk , and possibly as far as Ncllgh. Then
through Holt , Rock and'n portion of Drown
county the crops nro badly Injured , wheat
being almost u total failure , ns well as the
hay crop. Hut what Is mut surpilslng. In
the western half of Ilrow'n county and In
portions of Cherry , Sherldni ; , Dawes and
Sioux counties they have bad u fair suf
ficiency of rain , the wheat crop being good ,
the corn crop promises fair and the vegetable
crops are splendid , ' with sugar beets ; a
specialty In both Duwcs and Sioux counties ,
several hundred acres being planted tn beets ,
which are In liner condition than In any
other county In the state. The same condi
tion substantially obtains In llox Ilutto
county. The surprising feature of this con
dition Is that the drouth In the.southern
portion of the state has hud little effect upon
the northern portion , rains having been gen
eral , oven Into the Black Hills. In con
sequence of. these conditions there Is con
siderable Immigration Into the counties men
tioned , prospective settlers not being willing
to go elsewhere.
Rules for tint ItlK Spi > otncln ,
nates for the "Last Days of 1'oinpell1' hava
finally been made by all the Nebraska lines
cuiterlng in Omaha , with the exception of
the Fremont , KIkhorn & Missouri Valley
road , which , while It refused to join In mak
ing the rates , stated It would not file any
objections to a ono-fnro rate. Yesterday at
a meeting ot the Iturllngton , Union I'nclftc , '
Missouri Pacific and Hock Island passenger
ofllclals a one-fare rate within a radius of
100 mill's of Omaha was made for Payn's
great spectacle. The dates of sale are
August 21 , 23 , 25 , 28 and 30 , September 1 ,
3 , 4 , G and 8 , with a throe days' limit. As
yet nothing has been done by the Iowa roads
looUInu to the making of rates , but It Is
confidently expected that they will join In
the rates as made by the roads above men
tioned.
Will Try riillliiff Ttiftli.
John D. Illed , who has been 'connected
vtlth the Union 1'aclflc passenger depart
ment for the past seven years , four of which
having been spent In the position of chief
clerk In the advertising department under
Mr. 11. II. Ilanous , ccvcrs his connection
with the company September 1 , to begin tlio
.study of dentistry , and later to enter Into a
practice awaiting his graduation , Tliern U
no employe of tlio Union I'aclllo who will
go out from that training school with EO
many friends as John Illed. A hard , con
scientious worker , a faithful servant of the
company which * lias had his bos1 thought
und ability for seven years , ho goes Into
other business with the well wishes of many
stanch friends , many of whom are pnvlous
of his good fortune.
Nortlmrilrrn'H Nv Tliuu Curd
The Northwestern Inaugurated Its Omaha-
Chicago special , AS It Is sailed , Sunday ,
the train now leaving at 0:15 : p. m.
and arriving In Chicago at 8:15 : a. m. , Instead
of C:30 : and 0:30 : ns formerly. The chahgo
Is made to accommodate eastbounil travel ,
many passengers on the Overland No , 2 not
being able to make eastern connections In
the event cf the train being late. An extra
cliulr car has been added to the equipment ,
and the dining car will also be a feature of
the train , serving supper and breakfast.
This movement en the part of thd North
western will prove very acceptable In the
event of the 1 o'clock being taken off , which
will undoubtedly bo done.
Floyd RHIIH | an I'liynmslnr.
J. 0. Floyd , for many years paymaster on
the I ) , & M. , has resigned his position with
that company , his resignation taking effect
last Saturday. In connection with the cir
cular from the general manager's olllco an
nouncing his resignation ls ulso the appoint
ment of 1) . T. Ileans to the position niiido
vacant by Mr. Floyd's resignation , Mr.
Ileans Is tin old employe of the llnrllngton ,
having worked for that company for qulto
twelve years , at pribunt occupying the posi
tion of cabhtor In the auditors' olllce , which
position he will continue to fill In conjunction
with that of paymaster.
Itiilluiiy NIIIPH.
George Illaclc of the passenger department
ot tlio Union Pacific h.is resigned , to tul
effect September 1. He left for Columbus ,
0. , yesterday.
J , II. Manning , division master in alianlo
of the Union Pacific ; \V. K. Park , aualstanl
superintendent of the Nebraska division ,
with headquarters at North Platte ; .lack
O'Hearne , superintendent ot the Dlioyeniil
shops ; Charles Cuirass , trainmaster at I.ar-
anile , and Charles Smith , clerk In Mr. Mo
ConnoU's olllco , returned from a week's lUh-
Ing on thu Dig I.nramlu Sunday. Mr. Man
ning Is nithualaBtlc over the trip , nearl )
CUO pounds nf trout Imvlm' been taUon dur
liig the outing , which was iiK'nt under t1'
mi'- ' delightful condition *
