THE OMAHA DAILY J3EK : FRIDAY , AUGUST 17 , 1891.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
IVANTHD , POSITION AH TIIAV13MNO HAII.3-
man wlti | reliable IIOURP ; salary n > ohjj-ct , will
travel on conimlimlon. Adclicss T 11. Uej ; t
WANTED MAI.E . HELP.
EOMCITOnS. TKAMS FUnilOHNSTAI.I.MRNT
goods American Wringer Co. , 1013 Hownr-l.
( KNIMtanTIO-WANT MI.N OP
( -ond niWrcns on ualury for retail "JlUV,1An.n
1518 Douslns. I > MHO bJ
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WANTI2D-Ilt'KI.iKQL'n. VAUinTT AND
Hpcclally people. Address Clms. Osborno , i.t'iit-
rlcc. Neb. " " "
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WANTRD-I'APnil TIIOMAS
Murray , Murray Hotel. 1 > = 3 1 ° *
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TO Ht'lI.UINO rONTRACTOHS : WI3 IIAVK
nbaut 150.W ) RpciKid-liunil brick In wall that we
wish torn down nnd removed. Apply to Amer
ican Illbcult & Sirs. Co. , 12tli nnd Jack Ron
Bticcts. U M3I3 13
< Till : 1'AUTV WHO ANK\VI3lini > IIAlt-
lendpr ml , cemllnR photo nnd roc'clvlni ; wrong
lihntu In return , Hend same to The Ili-e omco ,
Omalm , nnd obllKC. 11 M333 13
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SAI.KHMAN WANTIJO IN r.VlIHY COUNTY"
In tl. H. ; ? 75.w ) month and MP-IIHPS , olllcu.
[ ulvcrllBliis. delivery team fuinlHlied ; Rood
monopoly. Addraw K. H. Co. , IK Colonn.idi
MdB. , notion , MIIPR. II-MM2 17 *
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
VANTINO PIIIST-CI.AS3 OIRLS
npply Scandinavian Y. 1 < Homo exuhnnue. 20j
N. 16th. C-MU16 19
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I WIMj THACIl DltnSS CUTT1NO ANU FUK-
nlHh OHM of the bi'st system ! ) In tliu world.
Any liuly cnn beoomo her own ill ess mnlsor In
n few hjiir ( for IJI.1W. Offer for ten dnys only.
Mrn. Kerns. li."J Cnai Rt. C-SI ) 21 *
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aim , von nonsnwonic AND unt.r TAKK
care chllUrcn , In mnnll family. 2l7i ( Ilmmett.
C 327 It *
\VANT13D. aim , von anNniiAi , Hotisn-
work. Mm. O. W. Loomls , 1011 Koulli 3Dtli
avenue. C _ M333 13
FOB BENT HOUSES.
TENTS FOR HUNT. 1311 FAUNA M ST.
WANTHD-OOOD M13UIUM PUICIID 1IOUSE3.
LUt your houses for rent with Ames.
D-CC5
HOUSES , F. K. DAllLINQ , IlAltKlIK HLOCK.
D-cca
11OUSUS IN ALn PARTS OF THI3 CITY. THE
O. F. Davla company , 1W3 Faiimm. I > 667
nENTAL AQ1SNCY , 007 IIIIOWN 11LOCIC.
D C63-A17
KBLKHNNV & CO. , II. 1 , CONTINENTAL BLK.
D-C70
FINE 7-ItOOM CORNER FIAT AT 701 8. 1CTH
Rtreet ; ranKO and all other convenience * . OeorgB
ClouHer , room 2 , 1B23 Furnam street. 1) 300
FOR RENT IF SOME CENTIEMAN ! AND
Ilia wife wouiil like to rent a ilt-sliuble modern
house of nine rounm In a cholco location , we
have It. Ili'BK.H & Hill. D 31A20
FOR RENT , MODERN 6-ROO.M COTTAOK ;
call forenoons U21 Shermnn avenue. D MC2I
FOR RENT , IjAllQi : TWO-STORY 11UII.OINO ,
formerly used by the Muihotl Tiunk Tnctory.
2430 Sewnul st , I ) 79i ) si
FOR RENT. MOST OESIRAULK 1IOUSE.23I3
Farnum. R. C. 1'nttiTBoii. RUIIIKO block.
D-M901
FOR RENT. DESIRAHI.E DWEM INQS IN
all rmts of city. E. It. Sheafc , 31 1'axton hlk.
B , 0 , 8 AND 10.ROOM > HOtlHEH. Al.b MODern -
ern , limn nnd nhnilc. Apply at 211 N. Y. Mfo
or Z124 Miami stieet. D-M1S3
.TIIE FRENXER. 111-110 N. MTH STRIIET : 21
InrKO rooms ; all modern conveniences , will
rent cither luilC itciuirntcly. John N. Ficnzer ,
Opp. 1' . O. I > M2S1 IS
10-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN CONVHNIENCKS.
C21 8. 10th trvet. I >
FOR RENT. FLAT IN l.lNTON lilOC'K.
ner of Miimm nml 13th ptrei'ts ; G ruim < < . In
reimlr : 117.0V per month , Innulre of John Hum-
lln. 817. in block. l > M2W
FOR RENT , EI.EQANT 19-ROOM HOUSE. 2M3 (
Hurt Ht. D-3J3 21 *
C-IIOOM COTTAOB , MODERN. Sltf S. SOTII.
D 321 19
FOB BENT FUBNISHEl ) BOOMS.
TURNISIIED ROOMS ; MODERN ; SUITABLE
for cue or tnq. 1919 DodKt. E 56 :
nOOMS-FURNlSHEU OR UNFt'RNISHKD ,
1013 Uoilifo tit. E-171-17'
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH ALL
conveniences. First-class board. 211 No. isili
street. E-M278 20
FURNISHED ROOMS. KG BOUTH ll'TH BT.
E MV33 Hll-
ROOM FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. 119 N.
15th. E-MJ0217 *
FURNISHED ROOMS AT 316 SOl'TH 15TII Sl\
E-M151 S H-
FURNISIIBFTlOOM. BATH , 6. 1911 FARNAM.
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E-2S.I-1C
FURNISHED ROOM. WITH r.OAItn , 1421
i-MM7
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOI'SEKIIEPINU
< uid front Blceplut ; roams. 1611 Honiinl.
E-MMO S3 *
FUBNISHED BOOMS AND BOABD.
YOUNQ WOMCN'S HOME UNDER CARE OF
Women' * Christian wisoclatlon. Ill S. 17th t.
F-871
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UOOM3 WITH HOARD 181G CHICAClO ST.
F-.MS31-AM *
FRONT AND HACK I'ARI.OR. AI O
room ; tint-class board. 2191 Douglnn ,
VERY DKSuAIll. UNFURNlSHin * lONT
and bnck p.\rlora , nlso furnlshe > ) rooms ; every-
thine first-class , 210 nnd Si : South 2illi sln-ct.
F-MtJt
PLEASANT ROOMS WITH 11OA1U ) . 2130 1IAR-
uey. F Mill SIC *
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13NFTJBN1SHED BOOMS'FOB'TtENT
t UNFURNISHED CHAMBERS FOR HOUSE.
kerplnv ; to uiun unj wlfu ; no chlldt n. 313 No ,
17tl st.
VQl\ RENT S UNFURNISHED ROOMSWITH
all conveniences. SOIS Hurney Si.
O-IOJ.I6 *
rOKBEKT-STOBES AND OFI-IOES
CORNER STORE. KO.OO. DOUQLA9. IN.
QUln tn. 1-mWJ
l-OR RENT UKdT STORIi ROOM IN TIIU
city , ut IMS Uouglu itrc t. I-M17S 18 *
FOB BENT STOBES AND OFFICES
Continued.
I Oil RENT , ROOM , CS UY 32 , 2ND FLOOR OF
my ttore , nultnble for clonka nnd suits ; good
light and elevator service. Mrs. J. Benson
I M9S9
11KNT. THE 4-STORY BIIICK HUILUINf
01C 1'iiinnm street. The liullillne has n Ur -
proof cement basement , complete stertn hell
IIIR llxturm , Hater on all ( loom , gas , etj Ap
Ply nt the ofllco of Tha Bee. l-fll ( ,
FOR RENT. THE REST' CORNER BTOIU-
room In hchuyler. Neb. formerly occupied bi
! . . L. True & Co. Apply lo Bcliuyler Natlona
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AGENTS WANTED.
AOENTS , BOTH SEXES. TO TAKE CONtracts -
tracts for reliable flnn. < 33 1'uxton blk , Omaha.
J 741-ASO *
WANTED. AOENTS TO TAKE ORDERS IIY
xample at homo or tinvel , expen ci nnd KOOI
R.ilaiy or commlsHlon to rlKht party. Samples
? ? " ' ° n npl'll illon. Address with stamp Lock
Box 420 , New York City.
WANTED , IMMEDIATELY. THREE CANVAS * .
ITS , Omaha and Council Illurr.i , worth r .CO per
ilav. I'xpi'rlfnreil Falpsmen only. Hnriii'tlilivnew
Immense rales. Cull 2707 Q street , South Omalm
J MZJ7 17
AGENTS MAKE 5.0fl AND J10 00 DAILYlTELL-
Ing the electrical wonder. 415 N , 15th , 3 to 0
p. in. ; geneml agent wanted. J 321 13 *
LADY AOENTS ONLY TO HEL BEST FE-
mal. ' ipincily ) ( iio n to medical profession.
Cure guaranteed. Schiller Co. , box 170 Nor-
wnlk , O. J-M32S ll > *
AGENTS : ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AND
bent Rellors In Indies' Kimds , write today , It
will pay you. Ladles' Supply Co. , 311S Forest
nvenue , Chlcnuo. J 11331 17
WANTED TO BENT.
WANT TO LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS
Tenement block or number of duellliiKs cen-
tnilly located. Address I' . O. llox "a.1. K373A13
STOBAGE.
STORAGE , WILLIAMS & CROSS.1214 HARNEY.
11 072
STORAOE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
and cheap rate. 11. Wells , 1111 Fnrnam.
M-673
OM.VAN&STORAGG CO.,1502 FARNAM. Tcl.1559
M-C71
BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA. U.
S. eov. bonded warehouse. Household Koods
stored. Lowest rates. 1013-1015 Lcavcnworth.
JI-74S
WANTED TO BUY.
BEST FOR THE MONEY.HAVANA FRECKLES
N M3C7-A13
CASH FOR LUMBER BUSINESS IN LIVE
town ; give full particulars. T 8 , Bee office.
-N M9SC S7 *
WANTED A FF.W GOOD SECOND HAND
bicycles ; must be. bargains. Omaha lllcyele
Co. 323 N. 16th street. N-2S3-17
FOB SALE FUENITUBE.
PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
money. Low prices on furniture & household
foods. Enterprise Credit Co. , C13-C15 N. ICth st.
O-673
FOB SALE HOBSES , WAGONS.ETO
FINE SECOND HAND PHAETONS AND CAR-
rlases. A. J. Simpson's Repository , 1411 Dodge.
P 514-A21
: TOP nuaaiES jas & JOS.LRATHER TOP CAR.
HUK J03. Drummond Cnrrlase Co. P Ml
FOR SALE OR TRADE 2 HORSES WEUiH-
Inp 1,000 Ibs. inch , 0 nnd 7 > cur old. Fred
Terry. 430 Ramico block. P 761
THE BEST LEATHER TOP BUGGY IN OMAHA
for JM.OO. Drummond , ISth nnd Harney.I'
I' 650
FOR SALE , A FINE ROADSTER. ADDRESS
A. II. Spurr , Creslon , Iowa. P MZ2J 23 *
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. A FINlfli-AMILY
horse , rather fast , coed liarneFa nnd buguy.
Incjulrn at city comptroller's olllcc.
P-270-13
SPAN OF HOUSES SEVEN YEARS OLD ,
b'ooil single diners , 1903 Duvenpoit street.
P 253-19 *
AUITION SALE AT 9 O'CLOCK A. M. , SAT-
unlay. Aug. IS ; wo will vi > ll nt puhllc auction
n lot of good homes nt Peyckc Bins. , 9th and
Jackson. Win. 1'iunKle , auctioneer.
l'-M330 18
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
ICE FOR SALE : CAN SHIP OVER ANY ROAD
out of Omah.t nnd Council Bluffs. Lamoreaux
BIT'S. ' . 20C So. 16th , Omaha. Q-332-A17
ICE FOR SALE IN CAR LOTS. GILBERT
Iliim. . Council Bluffs. Q M523-A23
CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL
fer.cu made. C. R. Lee , Wl Douglas.
Q-774
BANK AND PLATTE VALLEY SAND FOR
rale. C. W. Hull Company , ZUth & Izard sts.
Q-775
WAGON UMBRELLAS. SIMPSON , 1411 DODGE.
Q-5U-AJI
FINE THOROUGHBRED
1. 1 4 V'I l\J IJ v % l. r , ROUGH-COATUD
St. Bernard puppies : nil eligible to retclstrntlni
C. J. Hctzler , M3D Maple utieet. Q IIS 16'
I'OH SALE. THE KOUMfLAS TOH WELL
knoun proprietary medicines , favorably lmo\\u
In the northwest , with Hile rlphls lo manufac.
turn and sell In North nnd South Dakota , Ne-
hinska. Nemo l > ut responsible parties need
mister. Address 11. F. Smith. Q MS19 HIS
rou SALE , on wiuTriiAuiT r6u A Vowi
one larKo ninaurlta carpet In kood condition.
Call at G3I South 3l t stieet. Q-.M31I 19
MISOEJLLAWEOUS.
HAVE YOUJl OLD CAHPET WOVEN INTO
rut's. Smyrna rug * repjlied. 1521 Leavcnworth.
II-M5I3
WANTED , 600 LOADS TINDElis AT ONCE ,
taken free from premises. Apply to Pnuik
Kaspur , Boaid of Public Works , City Hall.
H-M316 18
CLAIRVOYANTS.
llllS. DU. II , WAUBEN. CLAIIIVOVANT. HE.
liable business imdlum ; 7th year ut 119 N. 16.
MASSAGE , UATHS. ETC.
MME. LA HUE. il SOUTH ISTH. T-.MM1 87 *
MADAME SMITH , 603 . JJTIir > " PLOOH ,
room 3. MiusaK ? , vapor , alcohol , steam , mil.
phurlnu and sen bulha. T M217 U1
MASSAGE. MADAMtf llET NAIU > riTill
253
PERSONAL.
THY HAVANA I'llECKLKS. A 19C SMOKE.
U-MMT-AH
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UMllltELLAS MADE. HECOVEUED AND JIE-
IMlroJ. lo ; South Slxteentti street. U-5sS
WHEN OUT WITlFTUull'LADV VISIT J. J.
Muller's new leu cteam parlors. 2303 Leaven-
worth street ; everything U tmw. Including th
tulldlne. Tel. 1030. lea cream ilellvlnU.
_ U-478
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V1AVI HOME THEATMENT fOtl LADIES.
Htullli Uxjk and consultation free. AdJres or
call Vluvl Co. , ; < 8 llutt bids. Ludy attendant.
TAKK YOUJl KIUBND : TINTYl'US , I I'Oll
Kf. rructor , 61 ( 0 , l th street , U-MS3I
PERSONAL.
Continued.
WHOLE AVHEAT IlllEAD KHOM UNIIOLTKD
Hour at Imogen L. llatnsey'i , 117 N. 16th st.
U-H1-A1J
SAMUEL IIUHNS INVlTEflTrOU TO BRi : IIIf
new dinner < ! * at > j.7S , formerly I10.0U.
U-C01 A2I
MASAOU UATHS. MME. I'OST , 31)14 B. 1STII
U-3 > 3
HALDUFF-
A picainnt ami convenient place , 1553
IVrnnm street. I'axton black ; 'pht.no 711.U .
U MO
TIIE WOMAN'S I1AKEIIY SUPPLIES VA
rlety of choice poods , besldrs nve kinds of th
best bread In maiket ; whole uheat bread n
Teclally ; goal * delivered ; tclrphone 411. Mrs.
C. Bavllle. mnn.iBi-r , HOI N. 21th St.
U M3-A-23
HTIIAW HATS CLEANED. IIESHAI'ED ANI
miule now. S03 N. 20lli St. U-S:3-A-2i
MME. LA HOOIC , MASSAOE , 1JS3 LEAVEN
worth street , third llooor , front rooms to left
U-273 20
WANTP.I ) , sT'rfATION II V EXI'EIIIENCEI
| ih > ilclnn , noulhcrn Nebraskn preferred ; Balls
faclory references furnished. Add s < T 4iHe
U-2W 20
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WILL THE PARTT WHO ANSWERED 11AR
lender nil , fendlnff photo anil rocelvlnR wronff
photo In return , notid B.imo to The ll * * ntllce
_ pinalm. nnd oblkc. U MJ58 19
cn\M Ftwniri'Nn AND
milk. Waterloo creamery , 1613 Honnrd ; tel , 13J
U-2CI H10
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. C. Chesncy , Kansas City. Mo.
W CSI
ANTHONY LOAN & THUST CO. . 318 N.Y. LIFl
loans at low rates for cholco security on Ne
braska and Iowa farnu or Omaha city property
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM IN DOUGLAS ,
Improved and unimproved Omnlm real estate
ridollty Trust Co. . 1702Farnam st. W 683
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MONEY TO LOAN 6N IMI'ROVEiriMAnA
real estale. Urennan. Love & Co. , I'aston blk
\v-cw
WANTED. J. N. FRENZER , OI'P. P.O
W 7CS-3I
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA I'llOl'ERTY
nnd Nebraska farms nt from 6 to 7 per rtnt
% V. II , Mclklc. First National bank bulldlr. ? .
W 69)
MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE. B04 N.Y.LIFE.
W 609.124'
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. . ICTH ANU
DouRlns streets , loan money on city and farm
property nt lowest rates of Interest. W 653
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THF
O. F. Davis Co. . 1505 Farnam st. W CD1
UNITED STATES MORTC1AOE CO. OF NE\\
York. Capital 12,000.000. Surplus JCOO.OOO. Sub
mit choice loans to F. 8. 1'usey , agent. First
National hank bulldlnf. W-CS3
LOANS. E. IL SHEAFE , U2 PAXTON IJLK.
W-9M-S5
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATRH ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate.
1 to E years. Fidelity Trust Co. . 1702 Farnam.
W CSS
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Drcnnan , Love & Co. . I'axton blk.
\V CS2
FIRST MORTGAGES I1OUGHT ON DOUGLAS
or Sarpy county farms. Reed & Selby , 331
Hoard of Trade bulldlne. \V-8I3
LOANS ON DOUGLAS OR SARI'Y COUNTY
farms. Write tn. Reed & Belby. 331 Chamber
of Commerce bids. W 881
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property : $3,000 & upwards , 6 to 7 per cent ; no
delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co. . 1320 Farnam.
W-6S7
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
J. D. HADDOCK , ROOM 427 RAMGC I1LOCIC
X 692
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc. . nt lowest rates In city ;
no removal of Roods : strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan on" at any tlmo or In any
amounts.
amounts.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
30C South 16th street.
X-693
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS MADE ON CHATTEL
securities. Address P. O. Box 792. X 372-A19
SHORT TIME LOANS. 432 PAXTON ULOCK.
X'JJ7 S6
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI
lure , pianos , horses , wagons , or any kind at
chattel security , nt lowest possible rates , which
you can pay bnck at nny time , and In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
room 4. Wilhnell block. X-6D3
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
erty. Harvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life build
ing. X C96
BUSINESS CHANCES.
SMOKE HAVANA FRECKLES , A IOC CIGAR.
Y M367 A19
IF YOU WANT TO BUY.SELL OR EXCHANGE
merchandise , get In or out of the business , call
on or address the National Information and
Exchange Co. , 203 First National bank , Omaha ,
Neb. Y 50S A24
FOR RENT A DEPARTMENT ON SECOND
door , 30x80 , In one of the largest houses In
Council Uluffs. 13 , care Bee. Council Bluffs.
Y M633
FOR SALE. A RIG PAYING BUSINESS : NO
competition ; $1,800 cash takes It. Address S
CO , Bee. Y M106 S 8
WANTED. PARTNER TO TAKE ft INTEREST
In good paying business and general man.iee-
ment of olllce on salary of J73.00 per month ;
references nnd small capital required. Call or
address 401 , N. Y. Life Hide. Y-M203 18
J700- BUYS GROCERY CORNER , ROOD CASH
trade ; sell at liuolco. Alex Moore. 504 N. Y.
Life. Y 307 1C *
FOR EXCHANGE.
A 10-CENTER FOR 6C , HAVANA FRECKLES.
2 M367 A19
TO EXCHANGE. SCO ACHE RANCH IN NE-
brnska for Rood horses and one-third cash. S.
W. Boyd , Frenunt , Nebraska. Z M955 20
FOR EXCHANGE , FINE LANDS , WELL LO-
cntcd , productive and somu cash , for stock of
general merchandise. Address Lock Box 20 ,
Heaver City. Neb. 55 M90I 18
WELL IMPROVED FARM. SEVEN MILES
from Ha tltiK ! . for Omaha property. C. D.
Hutehlnsan , lt > . ! 3 Farnam , 7. M317 IS
IF YOU WANT TO EXCHANGE LANPS OR
buildings for meiclmndlso , or merchandise or
buildings for lands Bend for our bargain Hat.
Iluzlltt'M Exchange Bureau , Parker , fi. D.
7. M31I 17
WILL TRADE FINE EQUITY AND SECOND
trust deed , well secured on Denver realty , for
good farm In eastern or central Nebraska ,
clenr or lightly encumbered. S. J. Richards ,
Box 101 , Denver , Colo. Z M313 22"
STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE FOR
bale or pan tiadc. Ix > ck Box 2i ( , Talxir , In.
K-M.JI1 21'
SEVERAL INSIDE PROPERTIES CCLEAR )
for acre or outside lot * .
Well Improved J2.DOO faun for home came value
In Omaha.
2 houses on one lot for equity In good farm.
F. D. Wead , 16th und Douglas. / 3j ( 13
1 < ACRES' GOOD LAN ! ) ] HITCHCOCK
county , clenr , to exchutiKC for IICIVH near
Omalm. Dike , 39 Barker block , Z M343 17 *
FOR TRADE , HAVE FOUR CLEAR LOTS ON
I'.nh. ' just south of II. < \t Jl. rnllunv , in tmdu
for line Nebuislta farm , nor west of Hastings ,
Fidelity Tiust Co. , 170J Fainam. 7. .11310 1
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FARM LANDS. C.F.IIAHRISON , 012 N.Y.LIFE.
RE iiCO-sC *
FOR SALE. 4,400 ACRES OF LAND CO M"lLES
northwest of Omaha , Address Thomas Kcrl.
Oakland , Neb. RE M777 Sl
CHOICE GARDEN LANDS. 5 MILES FROM
pofetotllce. In tracls from 10 to ICO acres. A
Krent bargain. Will take some trade. N. D.
Keyes. 617 Paxton block. RE M73
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JAIIGAINS. HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS.
tale or trade. F. 1C. Darling. Barker block.
H E-6J3
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JARGAIN , A FINE 4JO-ACRE FARM. IS
miles from Omalm , only { 40.00 per acre. C. R.
BoatrlKht. 301 N. Y. Life. RE-323 a7
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OR SALET'NEW I-ROOM COTTAGE ; CEL-
lar. cistern , city water ; car. 13th and Sahler ;
Il.2o0.00 ; long time. Enquire 13U Farnam.
Samuel Burns. R E 693
iTlST BARGAINS FOR QUICK TURNS. 1603
Dodge. H E-700
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V PERSON WITH CAPITAL Til AT DIISIRKS
lo Invest In good p.i > lng property worth > 1W-
( XM.W , call nt C1M3 Paxton Mock , Omaha.
RE-M230 1S
2 FT. FRONTAGE ON HUHINKSS B
mlle from Farnam xt.j ; always renting nt Jl'JS
per > e.ir , considered by experts to ha w6rth
15.000 , Immedlato sale takes U far 12,800 ,
36x100 n r. N. 2llh t. . motor. 4r. cottage , ISO1) .
& acres south of South Omaha , JJCO.
IS.OOO buys nn elegant home north of H.inveom
pk. ; owner atuut to lcu\e city and walling ; to
sell ; this Is u bargain.
F. D. WeaJ. IClh and Douglas ) IE-32 < 18
Oil SALlToil TIIADE , lO-ROOM HOfSE IN
Knuntza Place , BMjlli | uirt , on pnxil Ktreet ,
has hot water , heat , electric l" > ll , tlnlshed
In hard ! , etc. , gix l luirn nnd full lot ;
will sell cheap. Address T 43 , Ut > i > .
HK-.M3H
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MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
0. K. GELLENHECK. BANJOIST AND
teacher. 1810 California street. 14
Oil UARGAINH IN PIANOS AND ORGANS ;
( aiy paynirnlti Inalrumenl * rented ; rent * apply
ca purthiue. A. Hospe , jr. 704
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPHWIUTERfl IlOtrpllT. BOLD. T.X-
changed , renle < l end rofmlrtrd. Typewriter nnd
oniee supplies. TypMrtltCTii rented nt Jl per
month. The Omalm Typewriter Exchanee , sue-
to the typewriting department of tin
Stationary Co.'Ill S. 15th , tcl. 1.161.
. M
BEE THE NEW DOtJffitlVrtTY TYPEWRITER.
The Omaha Typewriter ! Exchange , lei , 1361 ,
NO. nt a. nth st. MI
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THE M"o"sT rcTMPLnfir STOCK OF STAND-
aril lypewrllers n"'l .i'fpll ) < l . Vff conlrol lire
Dcnsmoro fnllurnpli rrnil New Yost. Ilurttnlna
In second-hnnd mnchlncs ill-placed by ours ,
All machines perfectly-rrpalred , ne\\- parts imp-
piled ; prices moderate ; new machine * loaned
while repairs nrimala. . ( United Typewriter &
Supplies Co , , 1613 Farnjvni. St. Telephone J3S3.
LOST !
LOST-IIETWEEN 16TIUAND rilir.\no AND
13th nnd Dnvcnpwt , larsc l"Knl envelop" con-
mining deed and papers. Reward for reiurn
lo 101 S. 13th tre < > t. M31 ? 17
LOST , A OOLO-RIMMED INTAGLIO WATCH
oliium. Return ti > C < It. Townsend , room CII
Bee hulldlnir , and receive reward. M331 17 *
LOST. BETWEEN 14TH AND HARNEY AND
Kill nnd DoUKlan , Hlci : charm , with m no *
nnim "W. II. W. " on one Bide nnd u ciuncint
set with nine pearls nnd a diamond nn Ihe
other side. Reward , Return tu 2CI2 DntiKlns
stieet. M32J 17
BtJSINESS NOTIOE8.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD
pipes made new. 613 S. 16th. 709
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF-
nco to 3J S. 16th st , . Brown block. M970
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DAMAQi:0 MIKIlORB RESILVERED , 719 N. 16.
937
STOVE REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS ; ALSO
holnl range nnd general assortment of ranges ,
cooks nnd heaters ; water attachments put In
and connected at Jns. Hughes , Ml S. 13th st.
nnd Jackson. COS
BICYCLES.
HICYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELED
Tires nnd sundries. Safe1 * opened , repaired. C
R. Hellln , locksmith. 311 N. 16th st. 9CO
BICYCLES , NEW AND OLD. 20 TO J12j
easy payments ; we rent nnd repair. Omaha
Bicycle Co. , 323 N. 16th st. 703
BICYCLES-ALL STYLES.
ALL PRICES.
Bend for our list of second hand and shop
worn bicycles. Repairs nnd cycle sundries n
all kinds. M. O. Daxon. 402 N. IClh tt. Ml
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMER3
II. 1C. BURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embnlmer , 1618 Chicago St. . telephone 90. 705
BWANSON & VAL1EN , UNDERTAKERS AND
cmbalmcrs , 1701 Cumtng St. , telephone 1060.
70S
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EM
balmer , 1417 Farnam St. , telephone 225. 707
HEAFEY & HEAVEY , 218 S. 14TH ST. TEL.
2C5 ; also 2tlh and N sts. . So. Omaha.70S
70S A21
HOTELS.
THE MIDLAND HOTEL , ICTH & CHICAGO
ls. , coolest hotel , fionllng on Jefferson square.
All ear lines within n block ; cars to "Fall of
Pompeii" only n block uway. American plan ,
11.00 to J2.00 rsr day ; European plan , 50c to
Jl.OO per day. M. J. Frank , proprietor. 711-31
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. W. COR.
13th and Dodge. Room by day or week.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage batlerles recharged ; electrical and gen-
cial machlnlKts ; superior work guaranteed.
Omaha Electilcal Worlcs. C17 and 013 S. 16th nl.
K 711
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for eleclrlc light.nnd 'motor plants nnd all
kinds of electrical construction. Western Elc
trie Supply Co. , 418 Urid 420 S. loth si. 712
PLUMPERS.
FREE-PLUMBING OV' EVERY KIND. GAS
steam & hot water loatlng ; sewerage. 313 S. 1C.
> 715
J , J. HANIGAN , PLUMBING , STEAM AND
hot water heating. 2,703 Leavenworth St. 155
JOHN ROWE & CO. , PLUMHINO. STEAM AND
hot water heating , gas Qxtures , globes , 421 S. 15.
-1 481
TENTS AND ! AWNINGS.
WOLF BROS. & CO..r MANUFACTURINGS OF
- nlnK . lents. nngs , wjfgon , hay. stock covers ,
tnrpnulln ? , banners , streamers. 703-703 8. 16th
it. , telephone 604.Tentd ) for rent. 713
WHY DON'T YOU RENT A TENT. TAKE A
vacation ana rest yourself ? The Omaha Tent
and Awning Co. have tents of all kinds that
they rent cheap. 1311 Fnrnam st. 382 A17
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
C. E. MORRILL. CARPENTER. OFFICE AND
store fixtures a specialty. Patching and
pUslerlng. 1513 Cnpllol ave. . tel. 408B52
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HAMILTON BROS.T" GENERAL CONTRAC-
ton and builders , carpenter work , brick laying
and plastering. 414 S. 18th St. , lei. 1179.
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. . LEADING OPTICIANS ,
J. F. Ponder , manager. Eyes tested free
222 South 16th , In Kinsler'a drug store.
813-17' '
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO. , SCIENTIFIC
opticians. 1403 Fainam st. , opposite Paxton
hotel. Eyes examined free. 701
HAY AND GRAIN.
BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. H. Snyder , 1515 Burt St. , tel. 1107.
8C9 S5
NEI1RASKA HAY CO , , WHOLESALE HAY ,
grain nnd mill stuff. We arc nlwnyx on the
market to buy or sell. 1402-4-C Nicholas si. 153
JOB PRINTING.
REED JOB PRINTING CO. FINE PRINTING
of all kinds. 17lh st. , Bee building. 716
MAIL ORDER COMMERCIAL PRINTING A
specially. Douglas Prlnllns Co. , 419 8. 15th
streel , Sheclcy bldff. Tel. CI1 for prompt service.
11733
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOL'RINO CABINET MATTRESS WORKS.
W. R. Bell , R. A. McEachron , Z717 Leavcnw'lh.
157
UPHOLSTERING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH.
M. S. Wnlklln , 2111 Cumlng. Tel. 02. M120
CORNICE.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS. GALVANIZED
Iron curnlces. 1722 St. Mary's nvo. 394
EAG LE COR NICE WORKS ] JO HN EPE-
neler , prop. , 108 , 110 , 112 N. llth. Edtab. 1861.
851
HARNESS.
HARNESS , WHIPS. NETS , ETC. REPAIRING
a specially. 113 N. 15th st. 717
GET MY PRICES 11EFORE YOU BUY A HAR-
nrss. August lloline. 711 S. IClh si. 263
GRINDING.
SCISSORS , LAWN MOWERS. RAZORS. ETC. ,
ground. Mclchlor Bros. , 1119 Farnam slreet.
| M2S7 _
: tA/.ORS , SHEARS , CLIPPERS , LAWN MOWers -
ers , etc. A. L. I'ndcrland , 106 N. llth. 720
DENTISTS.
DR. GEORGE S. NASON. TENTIST. SUITE 2 < X > _
Paxton block , ICth end S'ainam ( . . tel. 712.
_ _ _ ; ; ; 72j _
) R PAUL. DENTIST. SOJil HURT BT. 335
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ALVA J , GROVER. MATHEMATICAL AND
surveying Instruments , t'nKlnccrs' and archi
tects' supplies ; trnclng-JP cloth , blue process
paners. 318 South 15lh ; tjfall orders. 8S7
LIVERY STABLE.
BOARDING STAI1LES , INB LIVERY RIGS
cheap. Ed Baumley , 17th ; and St. Mary's n\e.
M 4S9
WHOLESALE COAL.
OHNSON BROS. , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all kinds of coal. Cot'cespundenuv solicited.
008 Fuinam st. i1 } V23
FURNARES.
BEST FURNACE MADElSOI'T COAL SMOKB
consuming ami hard coal furnaces. Eagle Cor * *
nice works , 10S-113 N llth t. 2
DYE WORKS.
CHOEDSACK. TWIN CITY DYE
1521 Farnain street. Dyeing of every descrlp.
lion and dry cleaning. M753
PAWNBROKERS.
RED MOHLE , 151714 FARNAU , JEWELRY , '
731
mORTHANj AND TYPEWRITINO7
'AN SANTS "SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND , 5ll
N. Y. Life. Omulm. Ask for circular. 71S
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HORSESHOEING.
MRS. THOMAS MALONHV , 91 ! N. NTH BT.
231
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"TAXIDERMISTS. "
TAXIDERMY AND FI'RH BUND FOR CATA ,
lo u . Ororiie C. Uruurn , jr. , & Ca , 7W 8. Hlh.
UNION PACIFIC BLACKLIST
It Hns Been Growing at a Rnpid Halo in
the Last Few Month ? .
DEBS SYMPATHIZERS BEING LET OUT
J'lilly Two ThniKiim ! Mm DlRclntrRCil from
the Srrrlco of the "Htrrlnml" on Ac
count of tlio Itrceiit .strike
Other Itullroiut Affiilrt ,
As a result of the recent strike on tlio
Union I'aclllc 2,000 men nro novr looking for
positions elsewhere. Service letters by tlio
fifties are beltiR written by the department
over which J. II. McConnell casts a watchful
eye and Invariably the letter closes with the
single sentence "Discharged on account of
the A. H. U. strike. Up to his discharge his
work find conduct entirely satisfactory. "
These letters arc In printed form and read
as follows ;
Certificate.
UNION PACIFIC SYST13M.
No
This Is to certify , thnt
has been employed In the capacity of
at In
tha Department
of the Union Pacific System , . . . . "
Division from to
Specify reasons for leaving iw'rvlcc ; when din-
olmrged Male cause nml partlcul.irH In siicli
form nn will cnmcy u full and clear under
standing of llu * same.
Mr. McConncll talked freely of the strike
and Its effects to a Dee representative. "Out
of the 2,000 men who went out between Chey
enne and Iluntlngton In sympathy with the
A. H. U. on the Union Pacific 250 engineers
and firemen are Included In the list , the
others being car repairers , hostlers , wipers ,
trainmen , pumpers and others In the locomo-
tlvo and train service departments. Some of the
engineers and firemen , particularly on the west
end , were with the company for twenty
years and upward. In most cases the men
do not blame the company for the action
taken , stating , however , that they were mis
led by the American Hallway union and
they made a mistake In going out at all.
Notwithstanding , however , tlio feeling that
ran riot along the Wyoming and Idaho
divisions we had only two engines dis
abled. What might have occurred , however ,
had troops failed to take up stations along
the western end of tlio line Is a much
mooted question.
"In some cases the places of the strikers
have been filled with new men , but so
stagnant Is business that wo have accepted
the situation and allowed many of the places
to remain unfilled until business warrants
an Increase In pay roll. "
Hvcry man who went out on a strike Is
known at headquarters and the black list
book has grown greatly since the reports
have commenced to come In from division
superintendents as to the number of men
discharged and the causes leading up to
their retirement from the service. In some
cases telegraph operators have been dis
charged for using threatening lan
guage to operators remaining loyal
to the company. In others men
were "fired" for Interfering with
United States troops , for malicious destruc
tion of property , for participating In labor
demonstrations and Incendiary utterances.
Alt these reasons arc set forth In the book
opposite the name of the individual and
they stand there as Indisputable evidence
of participation In the strike.
Some little trouble Is anticipated by the
management of the Union Pacific when It
comes to displacing the old employes from
the company's hoiibcs along the system to
make way for new men who have families.
Uut as the new men must have places to
house their effects the company is deter
mined to give their new employes privileges
enjoyed by the strikers.
In relation to the rumor of General Super
intendent W. A. Deuel's transfer from Den
ver to some other point or enlarging his field
of work , which has been considerably cur
tailed by the absorption of the Denver ,
Lcadvillo & Gunnlson by the Gulf company
and the abandonment of the Colorado lines ,
Mr. McConnell said : "I have not heard
anything about the matter , but should say
at first thought that Mr. Deuel would bo
continued where ho is. He has still 106
miles of road to look after between Jules-
berg and Cheyenne In addition to several
smaller branches. Then again , the switchIng -
Ing in the Denver yards requires careful
watching on account of the volume of busi
ness handled there , so that I am of the
opinion that no change will be made. "
ItecrpiiHt'il ICnllrniiil AlUcngo.
In vital contrast with the engine mileage
on the Union Pacific during July of 1893 is
the service during that month In 1894. The
total for the system during July , 1894 , was
1,179,882 , aa against 1,553,353 miles In 1893.
The greatest decrease , however , Is noticed
on the Wyoming division , where the strikers
held the road for weeks. Last year the
service for the month of July amounted
to 402,600 , while this year It footed up In
miles 271,358.
I.iiek HUM of rare.
The dining car system on the Union Pa
cific Is a good deal of a problem just at
present , particularly with the Oregon Rail
way & Navigation company , which , slnco It
passed Into McNelU's hands , has had no
service west of Evanston. The service was
discontinued during the washouts on the
BQIIBAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Boo
Building OMAHA , Nob. Advice FREE ,
RRILWRYT1MEGHRD
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m
l.ea\es I CHICAGO & NORTHWljST'N ( Arrives
Omalial U. 1 * . Depot. 10th At MasonSts.Omriho _ _ | _
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ll:05.mi : . Enslern Express. . , . . .7. . . S:30pm :
4ODpm : . Vestllniled Limited . 9:40.im :
0:55.1111 : . Mo. Valley Local . 10:30pm :
B:4'im | . Omah.t Chicago Speejal . v215nm
Lea\es ICHICAGO , BURLINGTON & g.lArrlvcs
Omnhal Depot 10thiind _ Mason Sts. | Omaha
VeiTlbulo . 9:50im :
0lDnm ; . Chlcuco Express . 4:2 : pm
7:0''pm : . Chicago und lowu Local . 8:00am :
ll35nni..I'iiclllo ; Junction Local. . . . . .OiGopni
Leaves IBURLINGTON , t MO. RfVER.JArViveV
Oinahal liepot 10th and MUBOII Sis , f Oinnli
IDilCain . Denver Exprens.T. " . 9:33am :
10:15am : . Di'ailuuod Express . 410pni ;
4:50pm : . Deiuer Expiess . 4:10pm
6:60pm. : Nebraska Local ( except Sunday ) , 6:50pm :
B15am. . Lincoln local ( except Sunday ) . , ll25.nn ;
LeaVM" ! K."CM 8T. J. rcrri l rfl"vei
Umahal Depot 10th ami Mason Sts. I Omalm
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9:4"mm : . Kansas nty Day Expreis . B:5pm :
; 45pin.lCr. _ _ Night Ex. via. U. I' . Trans. . CMam :
Leaves'l CHICAGOr"R. Tr & I'ACIFIC. lArrlvea
OnialialU. 1' . Depot , 10th & Mason Bls , | Omaha
EAST. '
10:16am. : . . Atlantic Express ( ex. Humluy ) . . 6OGpm :
6:2Cpm : . NlKlit Express . G.4Qam
440pm..ClilcuKJ ; Vesllbuled Limited. . . . > :25pm :
ll35j ! in. Oklahoma Exp. ( to C. Jl. ex , Bun ) B.SSani
_ _ J _ WEST. ' _ J '
B:33am. : Oklahoma & Texas Exp.lex. 8unit:3ipm ) :
1 ! 8Cpm. . . . . Colorado Limited. . . JilOpin
Leuvea I UNION PACIFIC" JArrlvef
Oinahal Union Depot , 10th & Mason Bts.f Omaha
OiOOam . Kearney express
Z sl&pni . Oveiiand Flye.r . 6IOpm :
3 :4Spm.Ileatrlco : & Htromsb'g Ex ( ex Hun.lUini ) :
GM''prn ' ' . racllla Exprest
C30pm ! .Fast Mall 4ZOum :
>
Leaves I CHICAGO , MIL. & BT. PAUL.IArrlvcs t
Oiimhal Unlon _ Depot. 10th & Mahun Hta. | Omaha I
6:33pm : , . . , Chicago Limited 7 9:30ani : c
llIO.iin..C'hlcaiU ; Exprets lux. Sun. ) . , . . . G:00 : | > m
' F7. E. & MO. VALI.EV. " | Ai7lvc t
bina'hal Depo't l5th _ and " Wciisier Sls.6hialia _ | [ _ '
0OJ.im : Deadv ood"Exprem C:10pm :
8pjam.ix. : ( Sat. yyti. Ex. ( Ex. Mon. ) . . SilOpni . ;
G.OOpm. . . Norfolk Expiess ( Ex , Sunday ) . . .lOilkim
6.iupm . Ut. Paul Express . 9MOutn r
rfavn I iflSHOl'Ilt T'AtTFlT1 lArrlvri rJ
Oiiulittl Depot Itth pnd Wcbut-1 Hta. I Omaha c
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TiFoOum . "Ht. "l ouls Exprer * . . . . . 6.00am t
UMCpm . . . . . .St. l < oula L'xpluxH. . . . . . . . C:55pm : t
rfinVri c. . ST. P. , tfT&'o. jArriveT 1S
Oinaliul Depot 15th und Wubster HU. I Omaha S1 -
; . . ) ( ex. Hun. Nehiankn Lornl. . 9-.10.im Sc
8ix.im ; . .Sioux City Accom. < Kx. Sun. ) . 8:0."jmi : c
OMIOain. Sioux flly Accom. ( Hun. Only ) 8:00pni :
iJilSpm" , .isToux "Cil'y."Express"Ex. ( riiiti.V
K
L7u\e r" SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC" . " lArrlve ? ?
OmahatL'nlon Drpol , lOlli & MatuiiBt _ . ! Om.iha i
" " . . . . . . . C'lly Pii senjer..7.7r.lOOpiii : /
> u tiiiiJ } ' ; _ ' > " ] _ Uy 'Cess. ' „ . 1000.ini ! '
el"r"8IOUX crrV & " PA"CFiO. | JArrlve7
Umnhal Dvpot ISlh und U'eUtur Bt . f Omalm
fi:39pm : Ht. Paul Limited . . . 9 : < 0im
11 > . . I'hlcuKO Limited S ) Warn
l WAHAHI1 HAIIAVAY ) Arrhf V
Oinahnfl < nloii Drpai. lOlli & Mason fn . I Omaha c
lOl'm. ' . . , .81. Louis I'unnun JJall 1:341111 c
Oregon Itnoc , and only lately has tircn resumed -
sumod , the ear running ns far ns Kvnnston ,
coiupclllnR the Oregon people to furnish
breakfast nt n pilut between Kvannton and
1'ortland. The Inconvcnlenco to the public
has been c.'nsldcrabln , ind Mr. McN'clll has
asked the Union 1'nclflo to run thn car
through to 1'ortland , as well as I'ullman
sleepers. On account of dull times the
Union Paclflo lins discontinued the diners
on the Oregon Short line and Utah A North
ern , but Just aa noon as business warrants
they will be put back.
AI.DACi : F. \ \ AI.Kint APPOl.VriM ) .
iJudRo Calilwrll I'lIN lint Vnrant Itccdlvor-
nhlp of thn Atrlilvm.
CHICAGO , Aug. 1C. Jtidgo Cnldwcll of
the United States circuit court today on mo
tion of Hon. Wheeler II. I'eckham , repre
senting the Union Trust company of New
York as trustee and nil Ilia other pirtlos to
the reorganization , appointed Aldacc V.
Walker receiver of the Atchlson property In
place of J. W. Helnhart , resigned. lleforo
being submitted to the court , the name of
Mr. Walker had been approved In advance
by the representatives of the London and
Amsterdam committees of Atchlson security
holders , and by the general reorganization
committee In New York. Mr. Walker's ap
pointment Is entirely agreeable to the two
other receivers , nnd It In believed there will
bo entire harmony In the future conduct of
the affairs of the Atchlson system.
Aldacc V. Walker , who Is chairman of the
Western Trafllc association , has long been
prominent In the railroad world. lie Was
born In Rutland , Vt. , in 1SI2 and went
through the civil war , being mustered out
a lieutenant colonel. HP pcrved two yrarJ
as n Vermont state senator and was appointed
by President Cleveland as ono of the original
members of the Interstate commerce eonunl.i-
slon In 1SS7. In 1SS3 ho resigned to became
chairman of the Interstate commerce commis
sion and later accepted the chairmanship of
the Western Tralllc association.
Immediately after the appointment of Mr.
Walker , Judge Caldwell left for St. I'anl.
where the order for the appointment of the
receiver will bo entered. Mr. Kclnhart's
resignation will be accepted Immediately on
the entering of the order.
The order for Mr. Walker's appointment
will take effect at once when entered nt St.
I'aul , and will thus practically antedate Mr.
Holnhart's resignation , which docs not take
effect until September 1. This fact has
caused some comment , but Santa Fo officials
deny that It han the slightest slgnlllcance , or
that any discourtesy Is Intended regarded the
outgoing receiver. The officials explain
that Mr. Uclnhart's resignation was so
worded as to take effect September 1 , or at
such Intervening date as his business with
the road could bo comple'ed.
"Tho appointment of Mr. Walker , " said
Vlco President Hohlnson or the Santa Kc
today , "Is ono which I think will receive
universal approval , not only In this coun
try , but In Europe. In fact , all the parties
of Interest wcro consulted on the appoint
ment. Judge Caldwell at once , by his Judi
cial action , endorsed the selection. Mr.
Walker's wldo knowledge , not only of rail
road law , but of business generally , brings
a strong man to act with the other re-
cclt-ers , who also are much pleased wvth the
choice. " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
MORGANS 1IUY A RAILROAD.
Million Dollars Paid by the Baiilu-rH for the
Lolllsvlllo Soul horn.
NRWYOHK , Aug. 1C. A dispatch from
Louisville , Ky. , says Charles H. Coster ,
representing Drexel , Morgan & Co. , bought
the Louisville Southern railway at public
auction today , bidding $1,000,000 therefor.
IIo was the only bidder. The sale was made
subject to the lien oC the mortgages of June
22 , 1887 , and June 1 , 1889 , to the Louisville
Safety Vault and Trust company. The sale
Is to ho submitted to Judge Turton for con
firmation.
Rnllu-ay Notes.
Assistant Superintendent Kred Mcrtzhelmer
of the Union Pacltlc ut Kansas City was in
town yesterday.
General Manager Iloldrege leaves for the
Black Hills today , accompanied by some
members of his family.
General Manager Dickinson and Mr. Buck
ingham loft yesterday for a tour of the
Nebraska lines. They will be Joined at
Columbus by J. H. McConnell of the motive
power department.
Pursuant to a request of Third Vlco Presi
dent Stubbs of the Southern Pacific , a call
for a transcontinental meeting has been
Issued calling the meeting at Chicago Au
gust 27. This meeting will have for Its
object the restoration of passenger rates
between Chicago and tHe Pacific coast.
Nothing Striingo.
Intelligent people , who realize the Impor
tant part the blood holds In keeping the body
In abnormal condition , find nothing strange In
the number of diseases Hood's Sarsaparllla
Is able to cure. So many troubles result
from impure blood , the best way to treat
them IB through the blood. Hood's Sarsapa-
rllla vitalizes the blood.
Hood's Pills are the best after-dinner pills ,
assist digestion , prevent constlpatin.
THIS XIXTJI H'.IHD FH1I1T.
OMAHA , Aug. 1C. To the Editor of The
Dee : Answer to "an nppeal to the repub
licans of the Ninth ward , " to tlio "anony
mous , " nnd therefore cowardly , "commit
tee of republican voters , " well known to be
nothing more or less thnn T. W. Dlackburn ,
Andy Wiggins , and others of the same
atrlpe :
You assume to t-pealc for "the better ele
ment" of the Ninth wnrd republicans and
claim that the delegation elected at tlio
regular caucus duly called according to the
rules of the county central committee and
the usual public notice given , nt which
meeting you were present. In company with
over 100 other iCHldent republican voters
of the ward , and nt which said delegation
received eighty-six votes and upwards ,
is put up In the Intciest of certain candi
dates who will come before the coming
county nnd city conventions to bo held at
least six weeks hence , when lit reality the
delegates to these conventions have only to
select the IDS delegates to the state anil con
gressional conventions , and nro Instructed
nnd pieced to support J. II. MacColl for
governor timl Dave Mercer for congress
man. Now , yon know the facts to be that
your petition deli-gallon Is n. combination
entered Into In Judge Tiffany's olllciat
which meetlnft not more thnn six were
present , nnd which wus followed by an ad
journed meeting , at which nineteen were
present , which represents about the
strength of your alleged "better element" )
In the Interests of II. F. Cmly nnd Frank
Hansom for the state senate. Messrs. Flnley ,
Wooley anil McOllton for the stute legisla
ture ; Hurry llrome of the Sixth ward for
county attorney , nnil C' . I ) . lIiitchlHun and
J. II. Daniels for the city council.
Fiutlicr , you know the fuels to bo that
your delegation of "straw" men to be
voted for nt the primaries on this coming
Friday ( to elect whom your alleged appeal
Is being circulated ) as delegates to the
county convention , which has only to elect
delegates to the Htutn convention , Is pledged
to send to that statu convention In their
stead the following politicians ( ? ) : Andy
WlKKlna , T. W. niackburn. three months'
resident In the Ninth ward ; C. IJ. Hulch-
IIIHOII , F. II. Tiffany , A , II. Uurnt tt , two
months' rcolilent In the Ninth ward.
Bo It la evident that yours Is the "com
bination of professional rustlers anil their
satellite * , " Compare them with the cuuc.ni
nominees whom you so recklessly und ruth
lessly assail , In point of general icspectabll-
Ity , which your circular admits , and thulr
residence and icputahle standing In our
ward.
Further , you know the facts to bo thnt
while you claim that your petition delega
tion IB for J. II , MncColl for governor , that
among the men1 yon will semi to the stuto
convention there ale no MacColl men.
In view of nil the foregoing facts , In an
swer to your "appeal , " w < ! conllilentlv he-
Iliive that the republican voterw of Hie Ninth
ward will In very truth "come out Filday ,
August 17 , from 12 o'clock until 7 p. m. , ami
vote against the cumblnu" und elect the
regular caucus nominees :
Ninth ward caucus ticket Instructed for
J. II. MacColl for governor. Delegates to
county convention , which selects delegates
to state convention : H. C. Alken , John I , .
Parr , J. II. Ohnpman , W. W. C'ox , H. I * .
Davis , J. A. LovKien. A. C. Powers , W. It.
Hinlth , Charles K , Winter. Instructed for
D. H. Mercer for congress , Delegates to
county convention which selects delegate * II
to congressional convention : Jesse Carroll.
Andrew Cllhsun , Fred ( ioerne , John L. Mvo.
wey. M. O. Maul , Oeorge. F. I'UKh , W , W.
SlabaiiKh. S. Trontlc-r , J. K. Von ( lllder.
Primaries , August 17 , ISO I , for 12 ( noon ) to
p , in. , nt Twenty-ninth und Furimm , In
the club room.
These gentlemen represent tlio republicans
of the Ninth wnrd , and are not the
creatures and misguided tools of u few
aspiring or UHKiuntli'd politicians.
Ki-ppectfuly submitted to Hie republican
voti-ra of the Ninth ward by the t-xfcullvo
L'ninmlttee of the Ninth WurU Itcuubllcau
flub.
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AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA < 1
Watchman Murphy Captures and Jails a
Burglar Laden with Spoils ,
PARTNER IN THE CRIME GOT AWAY
Unit Knti-rcil Kajnirr'n llnnlMiiro Stdro
VriiKiitiit ( iltciitil Illgliliiiul Turk Hn-
fitpllon Ijut i\riilng : l'liMiiickot |
Cuufjlit JlugUi city ( loiolp.
Uarly last night the hardware store of A.
C. Itaymer , on N street , between Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-imii stnx.'ts , was onlornl
by burglars. They got In by breaking
through a rear window. As they were es
caping with the plunder Watchman Murphy ,
In passing up ( ho alloy , met one of the men ,
mid asked him whore ho had been. The
fellow made an effort to escape , when
Murphy grappled with him and placed him
under arrest and took him to the police sta
tion , where lit- gave the nmno of 0. Jclv-
nlngs. The other man escaped. Jennings
had In his possession six revolvers and
about 100 pocket knives , which ho had taken
from the store.
Ulghtnm ! l'a ik ItiTi-ptlon ,
At the reception given at Highland park
last ovcnlng the following program was car
ried out.
Instrumental music , Kranek's band ,
Address , Mayor IM Johnston ,
Voc.il music , Mrs. U. Masking , Miss Jean
Itoyd Mullen , Mr. H. Ilasklns , Mr. James C.
Carley.
Address , General Colby.
Vocal solo , guitar accompaniment , Mr.
James 1) . Smith.
Address , 0. W. Iluttorriold.
Instrumental mimic , Kranek's band.
Poem , Mr. W. Heed Dunroy.
Vocal music , Mrs. W. U. Sage , Mrs. It.
Ilasklns , Mrs. K. I ) . Munshaw.
Address , Mr. Samuel P. Urlgham.
Instrumental music , Kranck's band ,
it Plrt.poclu't.
A pickpocket was caught In the act Wednes
day night and Is now In jail. Ho gave tlio
name of Charles Strlckler. While sitting
In Dcaver's gambling house at a faro table
Strlckler slipped ( leorgo Ohlcr's gold watch
from his pocket , hut ho was captured and
the watch recovered before ho gut out of the
room. _
IMiiKld C Ity ( iomlp.
Katie Uoborts returned from Kansas yes
terday morning.
Miss Nettle Harrington Is visiting friends
In Dcnnlson , la ,
Thomas Galloway and Ella Johnson were
married Tuesday ovcnlng by Hev. Wheeler ,
Upchurch ledge No. 2 , Degree of Honor ,
will give a high five party to members and
friends on the 30th of this month.
Hldcr Carl Smith and D. Crothcrs have
been appointed to furnish pulpit sup
plies for Itev. Wheeler's pulpit during his
vacation.
Madgo McKenzle , Infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. David H. Sturrock , was christened
Wednesday evening at the residence of Ralph
Sago by Pastor Wheeler.
Miss Anna Ilurross , sister of Mrs. George
V. Ivlser , returned from. P.iola , Kan. , Wednes
day evening. Their fclstcr , Mrs. Hanna , lies at
the point of death from consumption.
Tim Lynch , a man who has a sentence of
thirty days hanging over his head , was ar
rested again last night for assaulting Wil
liam Jones. The fight took place at Thlrty-
nrst and II streets.
The republicans of South Omaha have ar-
rat.ged for a grand rally for Friday ovonlng.
The meeting will bo held at Twenty-fourth
and M streets. lion John M. Thurston and
other noted speakers have promised to bo
hero.
To Clrnni tlio System ,
Effectually yet gently , when costlvo or bil
ious , or when the blood Is Impure or elug-
glsh , to permanently euro habitual consti
pation , to awaken the kidneys and liver rte
a healthy activity , without Irritating or
weakening them , to dispel headaches , coiciJ
or fevers , use Syrup of Figs.
Dog circus aft. and eve. this week at
Courtland. Take the children.
UICDUCKD KATIWTO IVA IIINOTON , II. O
Gruml Kncnnipinunt of thn Knights at
Pytlilus of the World.
The biennial encampment of the supreme
lodge and grand encampment of the Knights
of I'ytlilas of the world will be hold at the
national capital August 27 to September 5.
For this occaHlon the liultlnioro & Ohio
Railroad Company will sell round trip tickets
from nil points on Its lines , August 22 to
20 Inclusive , valid for return trip until Sep
tember S. A further extension of tlmo to
September 1C can ho secured , provided the
ticket Is deposited with the Joint agent at
Washington , D. G. , on or before September G.
The round trip rate from Chicago will ho
$17. CO , and correspondingly low rates from
other points. Tickets will also be sold at all
principal points throughout the west and
northwest. No matter where you start
from , ask for tickets via B. & 0.
Kor Information In detail address L. S.
Allen , Ass't Gen'l Pass. Agent H. & O. U.
H. , Grand Central Passenger Depot , Chicago ,
III.
A Now 'I ruin to
Commencing August 12 , the "Omaha and
Chicago special , " via the Chicago & North
western railway , leaves Omaha dally at 5:15 :
p. m. , and arrives at Chicago 8:45 : next
morning. Vcstlhulcd dining car , Wagner
sleepers and chair cars form the equipment
of this train , and are all up to "North
western" standard.
1401 Fanmm street , city ticket ofllco.
Tlin Kith Annual Sliiln ( i , A. It. Ruunloii
Will bo held at Grand Island August 27th
to September 1st , J8U1. One- faro for the
round trip via the Union I'acllln , Tickets
on sale from all points In Nebraska , August
2 ! > th to August 28th Inclusive , and from
points within 100 mlUs of Gram ! [ alum ] ,
August 20th to September 1st Inclusive.
Noimirr or Ituunion ,
When Is It ? Aug. 27th to Sept. . 1st.
Where Is It ? Grand Island , Neb.
What Is It ? Sixteenth annual Stnta G.
A. U. reunion.
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The Union Pacific will soil tickets nt , ono
faro for the round trip from all Nebraska
points on August Mtli to 2Sth Inclusive , and
from points within 100 miles of Grand Island
August 2Gth to Sptembur 1st , InoluUvu.
To Washington nn return Via the Wiibnah
only $30.2S , with cholco of routes , August
23d , 24th and 2uth. Kor full particulars
call ut Wabasli olllce , 1C02 Farnam street.
llnlf Butt * \VnnhliiBtoii , I ) , U ,
Last chance to go east cheap ,
August 23 , 24 and 25 the Burlington route
will sell round trip tickets to Washington ,
I ) . C. , at the one-way rule. TIM * on account
of the great Knights of I'ythlus Conclave.
Tickets and full Information at 13-4. Knrnam
etruet. M. J. Howling , City J'UHD. Agent ,
KxrurAloii Itittui Hunt.
Kor full Information concerning stimmmer
excursions call at the Chicago , Milwaukee &
Gt , Paul ticket olllce , 1C01 Karnuin street , or
address R A. NASH ,
General Agent.
Dog circus aft. and eve. this week at
Courtland. Take tlio children ,
mi : iti\LTY : M/VUKIT. ;
INSTRUMENTS placed on record August 10 ,
18'Jl :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
B F Manning to E O Datm , lot 2 , A II
Sunders' add . < I t
( } Johnwm und ulfu t ) , lluti Piudit ,
Iota 3 to 7 , lilwk H , CluvunlJlu . 2.W >
M H Mlllhi > urn and nlfn to O M Jimru ,
lot 1 , Mock U , BrlKiin' PlHU ) . 8,009
W H llumi-ll und lfe to Surui KvlUn-
Kiiurd , H U feel , UU H und IV , Miulo/l /
Plitcu . tCW
QUIT ( JI.AIM DEKDH ,
E C Bates nnd wlfu lo B F Mulinlni ; , lot
1. A H Haildern' iid < l . 1
Midway Invi'stnniu t'orniviny lo ( ! M
Jones , lot ) , block 12 BrlKKf Plare . 2S
Jiiliiinnii Ahlstiaiid und nunluiuij loV K
Uuixt-Jl , b C ! fi-et I'll H und I ! . Mjrtun
Tutu ) amount of transfers. , , , , , , . , . . . . . . J3.GJS