THE OMAHA DAILY DEE : THUHSllAY , AUGUST 23 , 18IM.
WANTED ! A
GOOD
SOUND
if-
HORSE
if
If you have ono for sale talk to our
thousands through The Bee want col
umns. There's many a horse buyer
hidden there ,
JH
SPEGIRL NOTlGE8. _
AilvertUemcntii for tin-He column ? will lie tnkcti
until 1JS : ) p. m. for thu munliiR nnil until 9.01)
D. m. for the morning anil Hunilay pilltlona
AdvprtfBern , t > > rfiuo | tlnB a iiumlH-r check ,
can Imvo aii er aildrpiw > il to n numbcri-il lellir
In enro nt Tli < > UPC Aimwera no ailclr > si < vl will
& < ilellvercJ upon iirnsiMitatlon nf Hie cliccK
nati'M , mo n wonl first Inncrllon lo n wonl
thcreaftpr NothhiK taken for less than 23c for
flrat Inmrtlan
Th ( o ndvertlnorncnt ? inuit run const-rumcly.
SiyUATIONS WANTB33. _
BOIinil , STlTADY MAHHIIID M.VN WANTS
position IIiuo hnd six yenrt rjcpcrlence o
mamiKPr of lumber yanl nml Plcvator Ilest
of references. AUdrcsi T 41 ,
WANTUIJ A iTo.MR IN AN AMniUCAN I'AM-
lly by a woiiuin of ROOI ! character ami niili't
habits. Is liamly with a nerdlp nml woull
like tliirnro o , children , vv.igcs no con-lilorn-
tlon. Aililre s T CO llec. A HB-C *
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CnOCKIMlY , OIAHH\VAIin AND LAMP IlUSt-
nesa , man with sixteen ycir ' experience In
aiadsiow , Scotl mil ami 1'hllnilclphln I'.i ile-
alres position AilJrcss U 4 , Hce , Omnhi
A JH31 23 *
WANTIIl ) , POSITION IN AN OPriCi : AH
elerk , bookkeeper or rn < ihlir , 5 scars' pxpcr-
l < riKO ns axMlntant ) nk caslikr , uootl refer-
tnce AilJrce * U 3 , UPC. A M4J3 2
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AVANTI3U-IIY HONOnAIlf.n YOIINO MAN ,
Work to do for bouril Address U C , UPP
AN AM. UOL'ND COOIC WISItnTT POritTIONr
out well , WjomlnB or Dakota prpferreil ,
marrltil , mm clilM Can furnish llrst class ref
erence , Apply at lee ! otllee. Lincoln
A M4CI 21 *
cxi'nuiiNr : i ) rot NO I.ADY
raphor empI oSPil half i\iy \ ileplris poHlllon for
otlici liolf , cits rcfcnnces Aili lifit t' 11 ,
A 173 21'
WAMTED
EOLIC110IIS. TI3AMS rUltHDINSTAl < IjMRNT
cooda American Wringer Co. , 1C19 HowaiO.
U -Ci.1
SALISMRN ( iNinoRTic-WANT : ) MRN or
frnoil adJrp s on balary for retail tiade Apply
15tq DougHa It MHO fa9
roi :
jar rpiiutly ( endorBPil Dy U. S ti-pt AKilPUl-
turc , Ilureau of Animal Inilustrj as a Bpeclllc )
os a Bide HUP. I.lhernl terms to right pirtlca.
Adibess Ilrotlieru Ac Held. Mahirn , In
11 S13GI S17
SAMISMAN , IN i\'iUY : COUNTY J75 0" " )
mnntlily snlniy and expenie-i , expcrti no ! un
necessary. Knc'i land lift Co. , C' ilcnco
II-M33-I 23
men familiar lth premium men mtllp trade
Money maUer of cluliteen nlm t > fjur Snnley-
llradley 1'ub Co. No. 7 U. loth st . N V
II-I20-1 *
nxriuit.NCcn : : CITY SAIIHMAN ,
. must be u hilxlUi. Addlcna U S , r.co
11 170-22 *
BALRSMAN AVANTI3D IN nVRIlY COtINTY
In Unltcil btatea } 7i CO month and oxpena s.
UlllLC , atlvertlxlni ; , ( lulivery team fuinlshpil
Cloods monopoly. Aitilrcis K S Co 13J
Colonnailc 111.IK . , Itoston , Masa. II M4S3 23 *
WANTUD. OnNRIIAfj AORNTS TOft NE-
l > m ka ami loua Insurance cu liulldlnK ami
loan man prefericil , KOOI ! contniit ipne\\.ils.
etc. J. I vy , Merchants hotel , fmm 10 to 12
a. in. D-.M4SC . : . !
WANTED HELP.
WANTBD OIUIj rOH GRNTR VI , IlOUSn-
woik ; smalt famllj. 1UO S. 31st st C IIJ
A I-ADY HinilT Hot US A DAY
by wliokR.iU house AOihesji T b7 , llec
C 110-22
cntL ron GINIRAI < uousinvoitic IN PAM-
lly of tv\o. 117 So. Sbth st. O 4JI 22 *
LADIES , YOU CAN OI1TAIN A
nml genteel liome work at Jl..OO pei werU , no
carvasslng. Ittplylth HClf-atldru seJ st unpuil
en\clopc , Dsthpi Allan , bouth llpnil Ind
I' MIT. 21 *
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arm , roil OINIIIAI : : , iioi'sn\voiic , inp-
eicncen required JSI7 IVppleton nvo
WANTED aim. KOII aiNti\L : , notsn-
work In u small family. Imiulio Iso CIS Ninth
41st ave C 111-23 *
WANTED , A P1IWT CLASS I.AIDHKSH AT
lOoO Oeorfclii uxuiue. Mrs W S , Poppieton ,
C MI7S24
BENT HOUSES.
TENT3 TOR IlENT , 1311 PARNAM ST.
ST.D
D tia
WANTRD-QOOD MEDIUM PUH.1JI ) HOUbL'S.
ll t jour houses tor lent with Ames.
D-C6S
HOUKUS. P. 1C. DAIU.INQ , IIAKUER 11LOCIC.
HOUSES IN AU. PARTS OK THE CITY THE
O. P. Dm la company. 1M3 Parnain. D CiT7
KEUCENNY & CO. , R. 1 , CONTINENTAL. ULIC
U 70
PINE 7-ROOM CORNER PLAT AT 701 S. 16TH
street ; tanga anil all othei conveniences. Onorxo
Clouier. room 2 , 1623 Farnum sticet. D 300
FOR RENT , MODERN 6.ROOU COTTAOE , '
call forenoons 1521 Hheimnn avenue. D MC2I
FOR RENT. LARGE TWO-STORY HUll/TUNcF.
formerly used by the Marhofl Tiunk Pactory.
2430 Bewarit Bt. D 730 it
POR RENT. MOST IIEBIRAIILE HOU3K. J3U
Purnam. R. C , Pattenon. Ranmo block.
IV-MM !
E , . 8 AND 10-ROOM HOUSES. ALL MODern -
ern , Inwn ami simile , Apply at 211 N. Y. l.lfo
or 2121 Mlnml street. IV-M1K )
POR RENT. PLAT IN UNTON Itl.OCK. CORner -
ner of Mt on ami 13th streets. (1 ( icnnn. In KOOI !
rrpatr : 117,00 pel month , Intpihe of John Ham-
lln917. ln block. D M2W
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Foil iuNT , cinApKST SIX-ROOM COTTAOB
with liath In e'ltj. onlj J15W. 3J3j Cnlirornlii
stipi't , D-M3U
FOR RENT DESIRA1ILE DWELLINGS IN
nil parts of city. E 11. tincafe , 43. ! I'axlon title.
D 'j7-.SJ
FOR 8ALB OR RENT. CHEAP. MY RF.SI-
ilencp , 1234 Koiilli 101 li street , brlek housei nml
barn , nri't-clans : nil moilcrn imprnvcments : lot
80x264. John I' dxitu , 11 M3CT 81'
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THE KRENi'.ER. 1II-11C N. 2V1 II NTREIIT. tl
larno rooms , ull moilpin coinenlince's. Will
lent cither half BIT uiitclj. John N Prenzcr ,
Opp. I' . O. D-M33I 23
COTTAHE. APPLY OEN McCAP-
frcy , 111 South ICih it. lUS - ! *
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10.RCOM llOttBE , MOIlRltN CONVK NITiNVKS"
21 3. 19th street. -I13-S !
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t-ltOOM COTTAGE , MODERN. S10 S. SOTIlT"
siot IIOIIHI : , uoi ) : S-ROOM iinusi : , lee ,
Ut ) water , Dunileii 1'lico. 2li ! ! lildtr
MOI1P.RN HOfSE. 2411 .MIAMI ;
limulre 12H N Will l-172-2 *
IXIR RENT. NB\V 4-ROmTcOTT vcTlI."cORNER
SOth ami Hnhlor ulrfe-t. tvil ir , e-lste-ru , city
wutcr , IT.OO. Apply 13H IVuiuiu * tree-t
21
CUOOM MODERN ( XTTAaE , COUNElt , lij
miles from | Histolllce . KooJ location , \\llli Ikirn ,
6-romn house In emvlli'iit repnlr. } * .0' PMcllty
Trust company , 17th nnd Parnim stieets ,
FUItNlSHEU
FURNISHED ROOMSr MODERN ; UUITAI1LU
for on or tu o , 1919 DO < | K * < U "
fll lT OK PrilNISHEllioO MH. bOUl'U FRONT
front , lliivc block * fn in city hall , prtvnte fam
ily rtf ence . Addrtu U i , llm ?
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pt RNtsniiritooM"s7 2 sotnTi nrii ST.
E-M ! > 811 *
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UOO MS AT Jlllot'TH 15TH ST ,
S U *
1't RNISHRD ROOM IK PRIVATE KAM1LY.
FOB BENT FUBNISHED BOOMS.
Contlnjed.
rtrnNisitRD ROOM , WITH HOARD. 2421
Do < lBe > . E M337 23
PURN1SIIED ROOMS POR HOUSEKEEPING
and front MeeulnB moms. Kit Hmrmil
E M336 23 *
LARGE SOUTH PRONT ROOM. 2COS HARNKY.
E-M372 1 *
PLEASANT PURNISHED ROO1I. 221J DODGE ,
E-.M375
ROOM POR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING 111 N
15th. E 111-23'
NICELY PURNISIIED ROOMS POR GENTLEmen -
men o- light house'cceplnif. GO * N 17lh stivet
R 1I4U 23'
FUBNISHED BOOMS AND BOABD.
YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME UNDER CARE OP
Women's Christian association. Ill S. 17th st.
K-871
VERY DESIRAHLE UNFURNISHED 1'RONT
and buck parlors , also furnished rooms , every
thing flrst-clnu , 210 and 212 South 2otli street.
P M134
PLEASANT ROOMS WITH DOARD. 2130 HAR-
ncy. P M343 SIC'
NICELY PURNISUin ) ROOMS WITH ALL
conveniences. Plrnf-class board 211 No ISth
street. P Mi7S-S13
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
boinl , lefurences re-qulretl. 2JOO and 2ill Doug
las st. P 117-22'
PLEASANT ROOMS. WITH FIRST-CLASS
board. 2211 I.lndon Court. P MI33 27'
FURNISHED ROOMS , U1T1I OR WITHOUT
boiril. 17.0 DodRe , P MlfS 21'
STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY , PLEAS VNTLY
loc.itiil wlihps three bo-TnlKp' Mixlcrate
tcrim RcfL'iclices Address U 7 , llec
P M1GO 2.T
PNI'TJKNISHCD BOOMS FOB KENT
6 UNPURNISHID : CIIAMIJKRS TOR HOUSE
keepliiK to man and wife ; no children. 31J No.
17th it. QS4J
FOB BENT STOBES AND OFFICES
CORNER STORD. J50 00. D2I DOUGLAS. IN
quire 822. I tnS83
FOR RENT , ROOM , C5 IJY 32. 2ND FLOOR OK
my stole , suitable for cloaks and suits , good
llglit and elevator service. Mrs. J. Eenson.
I MOS9
I-OR RENT , THE 4-bTORY IJRICK HUILDINtl
SjlB I'-iimm sticct Tlie biilldlnB has n Ufi-
pioof cement basement , complete ate.n ne&t-
Ing fixtures , nater on all doors , gas , ttiS. AB
ply at the ofllce of The lice 1 1I (
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED , IMMEDIATELY , SIX CANVASSERS
for country nnd towns near Om ilia , worth
Jri.OO per day : exptrlenced salesmen only ,
( uimethlns new. Immense sales. Call 2707 Q
street , South Omihi J M425 25
AGITN'IS UOTH SEXES. TO TAKE CONtracts -
tracts for tellable film. 4ia Paxton blk , Omaha.
J-741-A30'
AGENTS WANTED. OR SALESMEN DESIRIng -
Ing stele line , to tnke orders by sample : staple
seller , easily carried. We pay expenses and
aHry. or commission and furnish simplex on
application. Address Lock Box 123 , New York
City.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL SPRA-O-LINE
Address Homo 'Ireitment Co , DcniT , Colo.
J M43I J3
WANTED TO BENT.
WANTED MODERN HOUSE , JO OR 12 ROOMS
Southwestern part jupfpricd. Rpsponilble
parties. Addicss U 12 , Hee K M475 26'
STOBAGE.
STORAGE. WILLIAMS & CROS3.1214 IIARNEY.
M-673
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS. CLEAN
and cheap rate' . R. Wells , 1111 PainimMC73
M-C73
OM VAN&S1ORAGE CO ,1J02 1'ARNAM. Tel. 1553
11-574
DEST STORAGE DinLOlNG IN OMAHA. U ,
S. gov. bonded warehouse. Household goods
stored. Lowest rates. 1013-1015 Leavenworth.
M 713
WANTED TO BUY.
CASH FOR LUMBER UUSINEbS IN LIVE
town , give full paitlculais. T S , Dee olltce
N-M981 S7 *
AN UPRIGHT PIANO. LIGHT C0I.ORKD
case preferred , must bt cheap for bi > ot cash.
Address C. A. Hand-Ill , Nenm-in Grnve. Neb
N-419-23'
WANTED. NEW OR NEARLY NEW UPRIGHT
Knnbc , Chlckerintt or Slelnwn > pi mo Will
pay spot canh. Addles N 13 , Dee olllcp
FOB SALE FUBNITUBE.
PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WON'T MlbS YOUR
money. Low prices on fuinlture .s household
Koodu. Enterprise Credit Co. , C13-C15 N. IClh st.
O 673
FOB SALE HOBSES , WAOONS , ETC
FINE SECOND HAND P11AETONS AND CAR-
rU cs. A. J. falmpson'B Re positorj , 1411 Dodge.
P &M-AJ4
2 TOP IIUGG1ES J35 & | (3.WJATliEh"10I ( ' > CATU
rlago JC3. Drummond Cnrrlage Co. _ 1' 551
rOH SALE OR TU\DE 1 oRSES W ElUII-
Ing 1,000 Ibs. each. 0 and 7 year old Fred
Tury. 430 Ilnmtte block. P-7C4
THE REST LEATHKRTOPnUGOY IN OKtAHA
for JiS.tW. Drunlmond , 131 1) and llarney.
I' 650
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FOR SALE. A PINE ROADSTER ADDRESS
A II. hpuir , Crcuton. Iowa. P M2 i 23'
8PAN OP HORSES "sliVEN YEARS OLD ,
good blntlo dilvem. 1908 Davenport stipet
"FOB "aAIjE MISOEliLANEOUST
ICE I'OR SALE , CAN SHIP OVER ANY ROAD
out of Omaha and Council lilutli ) . Lamoreuux
llroa. . 308 Bu. Kill , Omaha. Q-M3CO S17
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ICE POR BALE IN CAR LOTS GILtlERT
llroi. . Council muffs. Q-M5.'J-A23
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CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL ,
feac * made. C. R. Lee , 901 Douglas.
Q 774
WAGON UM11RELLAS , SIMPbON , 1411 DODGE.
Q-513-A3I
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FOR SALE. THE FORMULAS FOR WELL
knlnvn propilelary ineilldni > s , favorably known
In thu norlhucHt , with HJO rights to nnnufio-
turo nml "I'll In North and South Dakota , Ne-
brt Ka , None Imt iispiinnlbla t > aites | need
answer. Addiesn II. K mllh. Q-M31J 813
WANTED ELDERLY AND YOUNG GENTLE-
me'ii tu try Vltonp , th Krcntllnt restorer
An absolute ujiei'llto foi vviMKne'i < s through
huslnebs care , old ago or other routes , lly
ejpr 'iM , eharKes luild , IJ.OO The Bcotcli
Ainerlciin Remedy compan ) , Toledo , O.
_ _ (1 M478 23'
FIRE HR1CK. CAR LOTS. Ill M , 11EST SIDE-
ualk brick In market. See namplu ulk laid
cor. ! 0th und Hurt and Ulli und Pierce. Win.
J. WoUhatu , room 331 , Hoard of Trade.
Q-118 818
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FOR SALE , A FINE FULL DLOOD HOLSTEIN
bull calf , 4 months old. ! 2 < i Webster street.
Q-M1M 27 *
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NOTICE. WE IIAVIJ ON HAND A QUAN-
tit ) ' of be'et pulp In I'Xixllent condition , which
w * Intend to dlsposa of nt once Price SOc per
ton at the factory. Wf are n\M \ leady to
mukit e-ontracl * for the delivery durlne the
cumlm ; fiell of all the U94 pulp not yet con-
Iructft for. Early appllciitlon should lw made.
Norf Jlk lleet Jiug.-ir company. Q M479 SO
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MISOELIjANEOUB.
HAVE YOUR OLD CARPKT WOVEN INTO
ruir * * Smyrna rugi repaired , IIJ I Leavenwortb-
siot'k 'PASTURED ; ooou FEED. T. MUR.
. . * *
ray. U-M427 b.0
ronnFNT ; TWO FARMS
stock and tmulements. The O , 1' , Davis Co.
lt-471Si
OLAniVOYANTS.
lfl JfC II WARREN7 CbAIRVOYANT , III ]
liable builncM medium ) 7lh year ut lit ) N. II
H-H'H
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
MADAME SMITH , WJ 8. 1JTH SI ) PIXJOR ,
room 2 Mnss-igp , vapor , alcohol , stpnm , ul-
plmrlne nnd ppa bnths. T M371 2j *
MME. LA RUE , 415 SOUTlTTlTH. T XI93I 87 *
MA88AOE7 iTADAMi"l3ERNA'RD. 111 ? DODGE ?
2M 2ti'
PEBSONAlI
UMURELLAS MADE , RECOVERED AND REpaired -
paired IPS Boulh Sixteenth street. JJ-M
VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIEd
Health book nnd consultation free. Addrcu or
call Vlavl Co , 34 llea bids. Lady attendant.
U-67J
TAKE YOUR FRIEND : TINTYPES , 4 POR
25c. Proctor. 61C 8. 16th itrcct. U-M834 _
HAMUEL 1IURNS INVITED YOU TO SEE HIS
new dinner sets nt 15 75 , fortjiTty J10 W
U M3A2I
MASAOE 1IATIIS. il.ME. POST , 31 ' , i U. ISTH
U-3i > 5
1IA1.DUFF
A pieasnnt and convenient plnce , 1S20
F.rnam meet , Paxton block ; 'phine 711.
THE WOMAN'S 11AKERY SUPPLIES VA-
rlety of choice goods , bcsldrs live Kinds of the
best biead In nmket , wholn wheat bread a
specialty , gayl delivered ; telephone 431. Mrs
C. Bavllle , manager , 1101 N. 2lth St.
U-S33.A-2I
STRAW HATS CLEANED , RESHAPED AND
made new. i03 N 20lh St. U-S23-A-23
CREAM"FO'R WHIPPING AND IILTTRK-
mllk. Waurloo creamery , 1(111 ( Howanl , tPl 11".2
U 281 S10
MISS MARY MARTIN OP DES AfOINES 1A. .
Is most anxious to pee or hear from her sister ,
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson , recently of Omaha ,
Neb. U M1CC 31
wiIOLE WHEAT I1READ PROM UNltOLTED
Hour at Imogen L Ramsey's , 217 N 16th St.
U-M4C ! ) J7
DR.W STEPHENSON , SPECIALIST. POO 3. 1TTII
U 114 818'
WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J.
Mufler's new leu cream parlors , 2S03 Leaven-
worth street : c crythlni { Is new. Including the
lulldlng lei. 1030. Ice cream delivered
U 78
MME LA ROOK , MASSAGE. 1WJ LEAVEN-
north stieet , third floor , front rooms
roomsU 443-27'
MONEY TO LOAN BEAL ESTATE.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. P. C. Chesney , Kansas City. Mo.
W-634
V.NTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO . 31J N Y. LIFE
loans at low rates for choice security on Ne
braska and Ion a farms or Omaha city property.
W 631
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM IN DOUGLAS.
Improved nnd unimproved Omaha real estate
HJcllty Trust Co . 1703 Parnam st. W-683
MONEY TO LOAN o7F"l&IPROVRD O.MAHX
real estate. lircnnan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk
W-609
'XANS WANTED. J. N. FHENZER. OPP P O
W 768-31
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
Mnd Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 per cin'
W. 1J. Melkle , First National bank building.
W 6./0
MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE. 604 N.Y.LIFE.
W-S09124 *
OMAHA LOAN ft TRUST CO. . 16 HI ANli
Douglas ftieets loan money on city und firm
property at lowest rates of Interest W 603
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. P. Davis Co. , 1505 Farnam st. W GDI
UNITED STATES MORIOAGL CO. OP NEW
York. Capital J2.000.000. Sjrplus J600 000. Sub
mlt choice loans to F. S. Pusey , agent. First
National bank bullJInr ; W 683
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATRH ON
Improved und unimproved Omal roll estate ,
1 lo 5 jcars. Fidelity Trust Co , 1702 rain am
W OSS
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Biennan , Love & Co , Paxton blk.
W CS2
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
piopeity , $3,000 & upwards , 0 to 7 per cent ; no
delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnam.
W 687
MONEY TO .LOAN CHATTELS.
J. B. HADDOCK. ROOM 427 RAMGC I1LOCK.
X 692
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
boises. wagons , etc. , at lowest latcs In city ,
no lemovat of goods , strictly confidential ; you
can piy tbo loan off at any time or In any
amounts.
amounts.OMAHA
OMAHA MORTGAGE IX > AN CO. ,
306 South ' ill street.
X-695
SHORT TIME LOAN& 432 PAXTON BLOCK.
XI57 ! bG
UONL. . * TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD PURNI-
ture. pianos hoi sea. wagons , or any kind ot
chittel security , at lowest possible rates , wlilch
you can piy back at any time , and fn any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO .
room 4. Wlthnell block. X 833
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
erty. Horvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life build
ing. X 600
BUSINESS CHANCES.
IP YOU WANT TO BUY.SELL OR EXCHANGE
merchandise , get In or out of the business , call
on or address the National Information nnd
Exchange Co , 20J First National bank. Omiha ,
Neb Y BOS A2I
FOR RENT A DEPARTMENT ON SECOND
door. 30x80. In one of the largest houses In
Council Bluffs 13. care Be : , Council Bluffs
Y M033
FOR SALE , A IJIO PAYING BUSINESS : NO
competition , Sl.SJO c.un takej It. Ai.dress S
CO , Bee. Y M106 S 8
I'OR SALE. HALF INTEREST IN GOOD PAYIng -
Ing manufacturing buslni-ss , sin ill capital rc-
qutud Addiess U 10 , Itee } 171-21'
FOB EXCHANGE.
IMPROVED STOCK AND GRAIN FARMS OP-
fered In cxchingo for bheep and cattle. What
Imvrt you to offer ? Maicus P. liceho , Ipsrolch ,
Edmunds count ) , S. D. / M462 31
TO TRADE , J3D.OOOOO WORTH OP CLEAR
Omaha pioperty for good Ion a land ut i.isli
value. Describe your land. Geo. E. Wlckc'ns ,
Fort Dodge , Ion a. Z M4C1 K , *
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE FOR GOOoTvORK
hurue. Lamoreaux. Bros. , Boaid of Trade
7. 167-27
TO TRADE FOR CITY PROPERTY OR CAsTT
n very howjr brown noise. 6 soars old , lb
hands high , untracked , can show J 21 gait.
A T. Cole , Council Bluffs. Z M433 29
FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE.
FARM LANDS. C.P.HAHRISON , 912 N Y LIFE
RE 86C-S6'
FOR SALE. NEW 4-ROOiI COTTAGE , CE L-
Inr , cistern , city water ; cor. 13th and Sahler ;
(1.J50 00 ; lonff time. Enquire 1313 Parnnm
barnuel Burns. R E 693
DARGAINS , HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS ,
tale or trade. F. 1C. Darltntr. Barker block.
R E Mi
ONE OP THE DEST HOMES IN KOUNT2V3
Place (2010 ( lllnne > ) If Hold before Sept 1st ,
vvtll go for loss than coat of houso. Terms
about halt cash , balance easy. R. N. Wlthnell
( ownei ) , 207 N. Y. Life. R C 314
CHOICE GARDEN LANDS , S MILES PROM
postofllce. In tracts fiom 10 to 160 acres. A
gieat bargain. Will take some trade N. D.
Keyes. 617 Paxton block. RE-M738
SEE GRAIN AND VEGETABLES .RAISED IN
San-Luis Valley , J15 00 Irrigated land Colorado -
rado Land company , 310 N Y Life. Omaha
RE-MIU 23'
FOR SALE , 4 464 ACRES OF LAND 60 MILES
northwest of Omaha. Address Thomas Kerl.
Oakland. Neb. RE M777 81 *
WANTED. 80 ACRES IN IOWA.
Wanted. SU fa Sorpy county.
Wanted. 169 In Washington county.
Wanted , il,000 loan on 80 In Snrpy.
Wanted , to loan $2,000 on farm.
Wanted , Omaha for California property.
Wanted , Omaha for Chicago property.
Wanleil. farm for cash and proptrty.
Wantad. residence for business property.
Wanted , to rent 200 to 440 aero farm.
Wanted , houfe In Kountze Plnco cheap.
Wunleel , two lota for cash , for resldeiice.
Wanted , to rent tine residence.
Wanted , to buy no. * ) * ) residence.
Wanted , large farm near South Omaha.
Wanted , farm for general merchandise.
Wanted Omaha properly for Lugo ranch.
Wanted , merchandise for Hanseom Place lot.
Wiuited , good lesldence for clear lots.
Wanted , resldei.ee for choice five acres.
C , F. Harrison. 312 N. Y. Life
RK-4I5-2I *
LAND SOLD ON LONG TIME PAYMENTS ORen
on wheat contracts. M. P. Ileehe , Ipswich ,
Edmunds county. & D. RE M4W Jt
TYPEWBITEBS.
TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT. SOLD. EX.
chanced , rented and repaired. Typtwrlter and
olHce supplies. Typewriters rentrd at It per
month. The Omaha Typewriter Exchange. uc ,
cttson to lha typuwrltlni : department of the
lltceath Stationary Co. . 214 li 13th. teU 1M1 ,
890
SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER.
Tha Omaha Typewriter Exchange , t l. 1341.
No. 2U a. 13th it , 131
THE MOST COMl'LETB 8TQCIC OF BTAND
ard typewriters and supplies. We contra ) thu
D n mor Callgraph and New Yo U Bargains
In second hand marhlnea displaced by onr .
AU machine * perfectly rvpalrrd , new parts sup
plied ; prlc a uitulerutt ; new machines loaned
while repair * are made. United Tpewrlter &
Supplies Co. , Id ) Farnam St. Telephone 1335 ,
171
BIOYOJ/pB.
nnrMmKnpAtvn"nr.MOURt.nn. .
TlrM and sundrle * . BifM opened. rtpalreO. C.
n. lUnin , IOfh ml h.JIIlN Ulh t. M
IIICTCLK8 NEW ANt > OLO. 120 TO IIJ1
aiy payment * , we rent t nd repair. Omnh.t
lllcycle Co. . XII N Mitt . TOJ _
UICYCLU3-ALL BTYLKAl )
AM. pnicna.
Rtnd fr nur Hut nf ocnn < 1 hnnd n.l shop-
Horn bicycler ftfp.ilra and rjelc sundries nf
all klniln. M. O. Daxoi } , 403 N Uth ft. Ml
IP YOU WANT TO SHU. YOt if lill'YCr.n
take It to Omaha lllcyclc C\i 323 N Mti Kt.
44S-I
BUSINESS JTOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM I'lf'E FACTORY : OLD
pipes made i.c . 611 lit 16th 70)
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF-
Hco to 2U8 H. 16lh t. . Brown block MKl > . .
.i
DAMAGED MIRRORS RE11LVERED , 713 N. 18
917
8TOVB REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS : ALSO
hotM range nnd general assortment of ranges ,
cooks nnd heaters ; water attachments put In
and rannected at Jns. Hughes , 607 S. Uth st.
and Jackson , 303
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINE M\1L STEAMSHIPS SAIL
rpRt-liuty uvcr > Pntutday from New York for
Ixjndonilerry and Glasgow ( "Ircnsnln Seplpm-
her 1 , 3 p m , Clt ) of Romp. Spptembir 8 ,
noon Ethlopli. Spptembor 1" 2pm , IMrncv
' sla , Septembpr 22 , 11 a m Hulixm , xpe-ond chu
nnd steerage , ilnKle or riund trip tickets from
New Yolk or C'hlroffit at rcdtieetl rntpa to tlic
prlnrlpil Scotch. English Irlih nnd nil contl
nentnl iwlntH For in mev ontera dnifts out-
wanl or prepnid tickets npily | to nny of our
local iigenta or to Hinitanon Bros Olilcigo
UNDEBTAICEBS ANlJ EMB ALMEBS
II. K. IIURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer , 1613 Chicago St. , telephone 90 70S
BWANSON & VALIEN. UNDERTAKERS AND
emualmers. 1701 Cumlng it. , telephone IOC. )
701
M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EM-
bnlmer. 1417 Farnam st. , telephone 223. 707
PLUMBEBS.
FREE-PLUMBING OP EVERY KIND. GAS
steam & hot water heating , sewerage. 313 S. 16.
71 r >
J. J. HANIGAN. PLUMBING STEAM AN1
hot water heating. 2703 Leavenworth St. 15)
1OIIN HOWE * CO. , PLUMBING"STEAM AND
hot water hentlng , gas Hxtures , globes. 421 3 15.
HOTELS.
THE MIDLAND HOTEL. 16TII & OHICAGO
sts , coole t hotel , fronting on Jefferson square
AM car lines within a block : cars to "Pnll of
Pompeii" only a block away American plan.
SI CO to J2.00 r ° r diy : European plan , COc tel
] l 00 per diy. M J Frank , proprietor , 714-31
AETNA HOu"sE ( EURoi'EAN ) N. W. COR.
13th and Dodge. Room by day or week. _
ELECTBICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
itorage batteries recharged , electrical and gen-
eial michlnlsts , superior work guaranteed
Omaha Electilcal WorKs. 617 and 619 S 16th st.
711
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric light nnd motor plants nnd all
kinds of clectrlcnl construction. Western Elec
tric Supply Co . 413 nnd 420 S 15th St. 712
JOB PB1NTING.
REED JOB PRINTING1 CO. FINK PRINTING
of all kinds. 17th st. . Bee building. 716
MAIlT ORDEfT COMMERClAL PRINTING A
specialty Douglas Printing Co. . 419 8. 15th
"tired. Sshcclcy bide. Tel. 614 for prompt service
* M733
MUSIC , ABT AND LANGUAGE.
G. P. GELLF.NBECK. BANJOIST AND
teacher. 1810 California street. 911
FOR BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS ,
easy payments. Instruments rented , rents apply
on pui chase. A. Hospe. jr. 701
UPHOLSTEBING.
UPHOIVRINO CABINET MATTRt SS WORKS.
W. R Bell , R. A. McKacluon. J717 Leavenw'lh
157
UPHOLSTERING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH.
M. S. Walklln. 8111 Cun.mg. Tel. C02. M12Q
HAY AND GBAIN.
BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. II. Snyder , 1515 Burt St. . tel. 1107
860 S5
NEBRASKA HAY CO. WHOLESALE HAY ,
grain and mill stuff. We arc always on the
market to buy or sell 1402-4-0 Nicholas St. 153
LOST.
LOST , A 4-MONTHS OLD PUG DOG , ANSWER-
Ins to the name of Sport , wandered or was
stolen from 22d nnd Capitol avenue Finder
please leave at Bee ofllce and get reward
Lost M465 24 *
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO . LEADING OPTICIANS ,
J. F. I'onder , manager. Eyes tested free
222 South 16th. In Klnsler's drus store.
440-31 *
THE ALOR A PENFOLD CO . SCIENTIFIC
opticians , UOS farnam Bt. . opposite I'aMon
hotel. Ejes examined free. 701
GB1NDING.
SCISSORS , LAWN MOWERS , RAZORS. ETC. ,
ground. Melchlor Bros. , 111 } Fainam street.
M237
RAZORS , faHEARS , CLIPPERS , LAWN MOW-
ers. etc. A. L. Underland , 106 N. llth 720
DENTISTS.
DR. GEORGE S , NASON , DENTIST. SUITE 200
Paxton black , 16th end Famam sta , tel. 712.
7/4
PR. PAUL , DENTIST , 2020 BURT ST.
COBN1CE.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS. GALVANIZED
Iron cornices. 1722 8t. Mary's ave. < ! ? l
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS. JOIIN EPE-
neter , prop. , 10S , 110 , 112 N. llth. Eitab. 1861.
851 <
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WOLF BROS i CO , MANUFACTURERS OP
awnings , tents , tings , wagon , hay stnck covers ,
tarpaulins , balloons nnd piiachutes 703-705 S ,
18th st. , telephone 601 Tents for rent 713
MATHEMATICAL INSTBUMENTS.
ALVA J. GROVER , MATHEMATICAL AND
surveying Instruments engineers' and archi
tects' supplies , tracing cloth , blue process
papers. 318 South 15th. mall ordera. 937
LIVEBY STABLE.
BOARDING STABLES. FINE LIVERY RIGS
cheap. Ed Baumley , 17th and St. Mary's ave
M 4SG
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON BROS , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited.
1003 Farnam at. 323
. OABPENTEBS AN.D BUILDEBS.
C. E. MORRILL. CARPENTER. OFFICE AND
store fixtures a specialty. Patching and
postering. 1513 Capitol ave. , tel. 403 B5J
TAXIDEB MISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND PURS. SEND FOR CATA-
locuc. George E. Brown , Jr. , & Co. . 709 8.16th.
725
DYE WOBKS ! ]
icHOCDSACIC. TWIN CITY DYR WOlt.Cil
1121 Farnam street. Dyeing of every dewrlr-
tlon and dry cleaning. " MiU
FUBNAOE8.
BEST FURNACE HADE BOFT COAL SMOKE
consuming and hanl coal 'furnaces. ' Eagle Cor
nice works. 103-112 N 11IN st. K52
SHOBTHAND AND pTPEWBITING.
VAN SANT'H SCHOOL Oif "SHORTHAND , CU
N. Y. Lite. Omaha. AsK tor circular 713
HABNESSi
*
GET MY PRICES BEFORE YOU I1UY A HAR.
ness. August Donne. 711 8. Uth it. 263
" "
"HOBSESHOEING"
MRS. THOMAS MA LONE Y , 912 N. 16TII BT.
"DANCING"
CALL ON MORAND FOR LESSONS , BOC'IIU V
or stage dances. 1510 llarney , 3 d "
PAWNBBOKEBS.
II MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY , 4l N 16th it.
IJURKAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitor * . Boa
Bulldlnar , OMAHA , Nob. Advice fc REh
True economy
doesn't buy what it
doesn't need. Indices- <
tion , Biliousness.Sick- '
Headache , do not
need a dollar's worth
) of doctor , but a
'quarter's ' worth of
' ' '
'Beecham's'
/ Worth \
I a Guinci I
\ a Hot. /
$91 %
This extia-
ordinary Uo- Constipation DIZZIUOB ,
Jnvcnntor Is ,
the FnlliUK Sen-
mont
sntlcni" , Nervous
wonderful
ous twitching
rtlscovcry of
the n o. It ami of Uio oycs
other
has
been cu-
cuho pll.IS.
Strengthens ,
tlflc mcu of ill Vis "rates
Europe and ami tones thorn
Amcrlcn. rn Irokystcm.
Kudyan Is Hurfvax cures
vngo Deb lllty ,
Nervousness ,
Hudyan stops Emissions ,
Pramatureness unddcvelopcs
and restores
of the il 1 s- weak .
In0 organ *
charge -0 Pains la the
days. Cures back , lossci
LOST by Any or
MANHOOD night stopped
quickly Oier 2000 private Indors ments
Pienutuieneis mpi-ns Impot npy In the first
staEf. It Is a symptom of K'm'nil ' wpaknpsa and
InrremiPKH It can be cured In 20 dijs by th
u < nf Iliiclvin
The new discovery was mmle liv t'lp speelallsts
pf HIP ol < l famous Hud on Alpdlcnl Institute It
i thp strniiKPst vltal7 ! r imdp It Is viiv jjowei-
fnl , Imt harmless Soil for $100 n pipkagp. or
six picKajrPs for Jl Oi ) ( plain BealPil boxes )
Wilttpn Kuainnteo given for a cure If jou buv
plx text M nnd ar not entirely cured Hlx more
will bp si nt to > mi frpp of all pbirgp Send for
circulars nnd testimonials. Address
HUDSON W1EDJCM. INST1TUTS
Junction Stockton Market , and Ellis
Street * . San Fr.uiois > co , Cal.
SEARLES &
SEARLE3 ,
SPEOIflLSTS.
Chronic
Nervous
Private
AND
CUK.E
Diseases
TREATMENT BY MAIL. CONSULTATION FfE ?
Catarrh , all Dlsoasos of the Noso.
Throat , Ghost , Stomach , Llvor , Blood
Skin and Kidney Diseases , Lost
Wanhood nnd ALL PRIVATE DIS
EASES OF MEN.
Call en or address ,
Dr. Searlcs & Scarles ,
Gurer the effects of
bi'lfVuse , excesses ,
em ) ions , Impotetioy ,
va'.cocele und canstl-
jutlon. One dollar a
box , six for J5. For
sale by TUB GOOD
MAN DUUG CO. ,
Omulm , Neb.
Splendid curotlvo agent for Nervous or Bio !
HoadnoUeIJralu Uxauustlon , bleeideMnH
ipeeial or Bouorul bourulglai also for Hhm
mutluo , Oout , Klduoy Iihordere , Acid IJ
pepsin , Anarmia Antldolo for Alcoholfc
und otnoi excuses. 1'rlccW,25ancltiUcoutii.
EServe cent.
THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
IBIS. WcsinrnIvnnno. / . CHICAGO
For sale hy all dnujgglstfl. Omaha.
RRILWAYTIIVIEGRRD
Leaves I CHICAGO & NOIITHWHST'N lArrlvei
Omaha ] If. 1 * . Depot. 10th & Mason Hta i Omaha
11 05am , IXistirn L'xpresa. . . . O.Juinn
4 00pm Vestlbuled Limited 9 < 0-im
C 55uii Mo Valley Local. . lOiJOnm
6 45pm _ . .Om.iha Chicago Special . 2 15pm
Leaves ICHICAtSO , ULfULlNGION Ac y lAnlvcs
_ O maJ aDepot _ _ 10thand _ Mason bts | Omaha
t 43pm . . ChleaKo Vestibule . S 50am
9.45am..Chicago Uxpresa 4.2Spm
7 02pm . . . ChlcaKo and loua Local . . . . 8 OOarn
" " . . . raelilc Junction Ixical . . 5 55pm
Luiioi lUUHUNdTON MO ItlUIll lArrlvca
_ OmahalDepot _ _ 10th und Mason Sts. | _ Omaia
10.15am Denver Uxprera . . . . 9 Mum
10 10am Ueadnood Uxptcss 4:10pm :
4'DOpm Denver ixpren9 : . . . 4'IUpm
6 COpm Nebraska Local ( except Sunday ) . 6 50pm
8 IDnm..Lincoln Local ( except biinday ) li,25am
Leaves I K. C. , ST J. & C. II | Ai rives
' Omahal Depot 10th nnd Mason Sts _ | Omaha
9 4'inin. .Kansas City Day Hxpress. . . 5Upm :
845pm ! K C. Night Kx _ vlaU. _ P Trans 0 Mam
Leaves I CIlfCAao7 Il T & PAClPTc. " > Arrlvs
OniahaU. | P Depot , 10th & Mason Sis I Omali
"
_ _ _ HAST , _ _ _ " _ _
10'lSam . .Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . t 05pm
$ 25pm . . , . Night Hxpress , 6 lOum
4.4ipm..ChlcaeJ Vestlbuled Limited . . 1 23pm
11 3iam Oklahoma Uxp. ( to C. U ex bun ) 6 J5am
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
6:30nin.OUl : hona & Texas Uxp lex. Uunll 35pm
I u5pm . . . . .Colorado Limited . . . . 4 10pm
UNION I'ACIFIC lArrTve
OinalialUnlon Depot , 10th & Maeon St > I Omaha
10 OOnm Kearney Knpreaa 3.Wpm
2 11pm Overland 1'lje r . 5.40pm
3.45pm Icatrlc He Btromsb'e Ux ( .nxtlun ) U.lBpm
GHOum I'aellla Imprest lO.Uum
C.iOpin. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fa'at Mall 4.20pnj
I.tavea I riHCAaO , MIL. & ST. PAUL | A7rTvei
OmaliajUnton Depot , I0th & Mason " bisJOmab
0:3Spm.T : Chicago Limited. . . . . . . 9.30am
11 10am Chicago I'xprena ( ex. HunJ , jWpta
LeavTaT P. , n & MO. VALI.KY ( Arrlvti
Omalial Depot 15th and Webster bU j Omaha
II ( Cam . Deadwood Kkpreas CilOom
9 OSntn ( Hx Bat ) Wyo Kx ( Kx Mon ) B.lOn a
I Wprn . .Noifolk Kxprean ( fix Humlay ) 10:45atn :
OJdpni HI 1'aul Uxpreas. . . 9.40am
MISSOUItl I'Al'Iflt. ' I Arrives
Oinuhal Depot ISIIi and W lwt - HH I Omaha
9 00am. . . . fit. Louis Hxpress C.OOora
iOpm . . . 81. Louis Uxuress. a Mum
Leaves ( C. , ST. 1' . M. & O lArrlvn
Omahal Depot 18th and Webster 8t I Omaha
B.l'Opm Dally ( ex. Bun Nehraxka Ixx-al 9:10im :
8.00am Hloux City Accom. ( Ux. Hun ) . S.OSpw
lO.UOum. Bloux City Accom. ( Sun Only ) J.Mpu ,
12.11pm . BIoux City Kxprcn * ( Ux Hun ) 11.55 0i
.J yPJ" - . _ _ 5 ! Jlfiul J'5j'll ' '
_ pmatmUnlon | Dpot , 10th " & Ma onBUJ Omaha
7Mam , .BIoux Cty"l'a | 3enger . lo.sopra
, . SU I'aul KxprKHH .10 Matg
riveiT "flIOUX" CITY "S PAfll'lC. * *
OmahaIiejOt | 15th andWeb _ ter SU Otab *
Ti.SOpm . .7 S . Paul Limited . .
. . , C'hlPaRo 1. unite I .
\\A11ABH IlAIL1\rAV TArrtvST
JmahalUnlon Drpgt , loth & Mason Bti I Ojmaba
.10pm . at. Loul * Cannon Iloll
PULLMAN WILL DO NOTHING
Considers IHtirolf Under No Obligation to
Relieve His Former Employee
ALTGELD MAKES AN APPEAL FOB AID
Somrtlilnp ; Mint Un Done ill Onro for Six
llioil'iiiitl IVojilii Arn hufTorliiK for
tlm NecpiMltlrH nf Iilfo IVopIn ot
thoStiitniki > il to Help.
CIIICAOO , Aug. 22. Governor AHgeM lias
Isiucil the following proclnmntlnn :
To the people of the stiito of llllnnlo , nml
csticrl.tlly to tlio o of the clt > of C'hliMKo :
There Is su-nl iU tit" s trovvlnB ; out of
the u.uit In atul aiuiind the town of I'ull-
itian. Moro tluui a thotmml fumlllvH , erIn
In the nolKhlxiiliooil of ( J.Utt ) people , lire
utterly destitute near ! } four-fifths ot
them rue women anil rlilUticn. The men
liuvetiuleuvorc'il to ( jet work , but \vere
unnhle to do " > o.
AH u ml . ill * i .t n urn a fuperlnr class
of Kiborjn I'VURtrloiiM , cnpnhle iitul utendy
anil Home if them lm\e noikt'il for the
I'ullm.in tomuny fur more tluui ten > e.iut ,
Those who hue lien slvc'ii work can Ret
food , but ate tlll In mirh an ImpoVerlshe.l
condition tint thev cannot hel | ) thoii tuMKli-
bins If thej would The relief soolely Is
imiihle to Kot more HiippllcM On S.Umday
It K.n\c to each family two pounds of oat
meal anil two pounds of cornmuil. and It
IIIIH nothing left. It mispcmlctl opoiittlons ,
le.uliiK the poor In nn absolutely helpless
coiulltlon The county commlsMoneis of
Cook county , as overseers of the poor , ha\e
tendeied some n slstnni'e , but outiiK to the
limited appiopilatlon they can furnish
relief but for a short time.
\\'o cannot now stop to Inquire the cause
of this distress. The KOOI ! people of this
Htnte cannot , allow women and < hlldren by
the hundred to perlHh by hunger I there-
foie cull upon all human and ehailtabty
ill posed citizens to contribute wh.it they
can townid giving teller to this distress.
The pncrnor has also called on the com
missioners of Cook county to do nit In their
power In the mutter.
Governor Altgeld's first telegram to Mr.
Pullman , sent last .Sunday in response to an
appeal from Pullman strikers for assistance ,
said of the strikers
It Is claimed they struck because , after
years of toll , their wages weie so ieduced
that their children went hungry. Assum
ing that they weie wrong and foolish ,
thcj had jet ser\ed jou long mid well , and
you must feel some Interest In them They
do not stand on the same footing , but that
must be overlooked. The state of Illinois
has not the least deslie to meddle In the
affairs of your compiny , but It cannot
allow a whole community to perish within
Its borders The loi-al olIlcetH ot the poor
have been appealed to , but theie IH a
limit to what they can do. 1 cannot Kelp
them very much at piesent , so unless icllef
comes from other sonn.es , I shall have
cither to call an extra session of the legls-
latme to make special appioprlntlon , or
else Issue an appeal to the humane people
of the state to give biead to your letent
emploj es It teems to me th.it jou would
piefci to relieve the situation yourself and
especially as It has cost the state upwards
of 3"tf'Co to protect yom propel ty , and as
both the state and the public lm\e suffered
enough loss on account of the dlstuibailees
th it grew out of the trouble between your
company and its workmen.
Governor AltgelU's letter to Mr. Pullmnn ,
written after his personal visit to Pullman ,
reads-
I examined the conditions at Pullman
yesteiday , visited even the Kitchens and
hediooms of m.iny of the people. I learn
from jonr manageis that last spring there
weie J.2CO people on the payroll. Yesteiday
there were V20 at work , but over UK ) of
these aie new men , so that only about 1,0X1
of the old employes hi\o been taken back
A few hundred have left. The reimlnder
have applied foi work , but were told that
they were not needed. These are utterly
destitute. The relief committee has ex
hausted Its tesources It seems to me jour
company cannot afford to have men appeal
to me for charity and the humanity of the
state to save the lives of jour employes
Four-fifths of the people arc women and
children No mattei what caused the dis
tress , it must be met.
He then proposes that the rent ot all un
employed be remitted until October 1 ,
Mr. Pullman , in his rep'y , said :
While It has not been repiescnted to the
ofllcers of the compiny by nny pcisons
conceined that there Is any such extended
listless at Pullman as was rcpiesentcd
for the first time by the extraordinary
methods published In the teleginms to you
In jour ofllclal capacity , I do not doubt
that there are many cases of need cuubed
by the refusal of the emploves for more
than two and one-half months to earn
offered wages of more than $300,000. and
that such cases have been Inueased and
made more severe by the resistance of
more than COO of our employes In refusing
to apply for their old places after the
stilke was practically ovei , and as they
were publicly Invited , on July :8 , to re
sume their work , until , by the gradual
coming of new men during the whole
month , their places have been Illled , und
the full force engaged for all work tit
hand. Suggestion that the vvoik should be
divided so that a Milllclent number of our
piesent employes should be put on half
time , In older to give at least half time
for all , was tried last winter. The lesult
was that the gioss earnings of the Individ
ual employes weie FO small as to give er
roneous impressions w ith reference to the
RUlIlcieney of the rate of wages. The
policy of the company Is now to employ
only as many men as It Is Is possible to
employ to work for the tull time.
To this the governor rep.ied substantially
as follows :
I see that youi company refuses to do
anj thing toward relieving the ultuatlon at
Pullman. It Is not my business to fix the
moral i expansibility In this case There
are nearly 0,000 people suffering for the
want of food. Thej vvcie join emploj es.
I assumed that us the state had Just been
to a large expense to protect your pioperty
you would not want to have the public
shoulder the burden of relieving distress
In your town. As you refuse to do anything
to relieve the suffering In this case , I am
compelled to ask the public to do MI.
PULLMAN STUlKiilS : iNCUKA ; ( ) < : i.I > .
'llillllc the Appeal nf ( inventor Altguld Will
HrliiK 'llip.ni Hcllof.
CHICAGO , Aug. 22 The Pullman strikers
and their families are greatly encouraged
today by the visit ot Governor Altgcld to
their homes , and It has helped them to be
lieve that , they will receive aid , Keller
headquarters , which have been closed for a
week , were reopened today In expectation of
returns from the governor's proclamation ,
and a few supplies were received.
Governor Altgeld returned to Springfield
last night , leaving the btrlkers In the dark
as to his future plans for their relief A com
mittee from the board of county commis
sioners visited Pullman today und Investi
gated the condition of the families with a
view to voting money for their relief
George M. Pullman flatly refused to bo In
terviewed rcgaidlng Governor Altgeld's visit
and declared ho would not discuss the strllto
In any of Its phases.
IJOV11 KNOW WHAT TIIIJV WAIST.
Outlook for Arliltintloii In New
Not Vury I'ltMirablu.
BOSTON. Aug. 22. The state board of
arbitration has notified the New Bedford
manufacturers anil the striking employes that
It will gladly undertake to settle their dif
ferences , but as yet has received no answpr
from cither side.
Members of the board have visited Fall
Hlvor and report that the situation them
at present Is such that but little can liu done
toward a settlement Neither sldo reilly
known just what It wants and It will bo
some days before a deflnlto statement of the
demands of both can be imulo to the board.
In New Bedford the board believes that
the same state of affairs exists. The board
cannot take any action In the matter until
some notice Is rcci.lv cd from the contestants.
IlItUIUU.NG ' 1 KAMI'S AM ) UUDKS.
( ieniTiil .Mmtor Workman Niivcrnlgn on tliu
Monitor of Monopoly.
BALTIMOHU , Auff. 22 General Master
Workman Sovereign of the Knights of Labor
addressed a large meeting of workmen last
night. Ho said : "In the beginning men
started out equally , but now the onu class
lmn nearly everything and millions , though
willing to work , are on the verge of starva
tion. While millions are starving the rich
Btill find a place on earth fur magnificent
palace * and great parks , where they may
hunt and enjoy llfo us they please
"In America today there are 3,000,000 men ,
willing and ready to work , who are Idle for
want of work to do molding themselves ,
or Hither being molded , Into felons find l > oft
Kan. Clmrlty tins bron strnlned ns It wn *
never ( trained before , but it 111 the cry for
bread from starving throats U Ixnrd all
ON or the land. These men arc being turned
Into train pi
"Tho tramp has been described as a dross
between poverty and crime , but I think
that the iltiilp , n product of our civilization ,
can Justly be described ns a enm between
nobody and nothing Hoth are the results ,
the mitcomo of monopoly the monopoly
that unions throttled will cnuoo the death ot
the republic "
AIOUI : I/A\OUAIIII : TOLLMAN ,
SoinnV I tinMenlio Comlilrr Unit Ilia
( nurii' Arc Uniiiiullio * ,
CIIICAOO , Aug. 22 Scvornl ot the wlt-
nosfc * eMimlned by the strike commission
today gave testimony more favorable to the
Pullmtn company than that \\liloli luid pro *
vlotisly b en heard Prank \V Olover. a re l
citato agent , said he considered the Pullmnn
I houses nt $1 ! ! and J-'O n month really cheaper
than $12 a month houses In surrounding
towns. The Pullmnn houses were well
o < pilpx | < d and heiutlfiilly located , ho said ,
and rents were not In hit opinion too high.
In reply to n question at Commissioner
Wright Mr Glover dallied that ho vvns In any
way connected with the Pullman company.
Paul 13. llerms , a newsdealer who formerly
worked In the Pullman shops , mild ho did
not place much faith In the complaints ot
the mon. Their trouble he th light , was
largely duo to n fondness for boor All
the saloon keepers III the surrounding tonns
had grown licit , Mr Herms declared , and a
large number of Kensington brer wagons
were well supported by the Pullman cm-
plojcs. Of real estate values he know lit
tle , but did not belline that Pullman rents
vvcro unreasonably high
I , II. Johnson , n Pullman furniture dealer ,
testified that store ro-in rents In the town
hail been cut , though no reduction had been
made in the residence rentals.
\\OIEKIMI ON A uv < usL'mi : > ri.i : .
Oregon lliilliray nml Niivljjnllon Aim Urged
to Appvul tu tli OinirlH.
PORTLAND , AIIR " 2 The nc\v wogo
schedule iirepirecl for the Oregon Railway
anil Navigation engineers and firemen has
not been accepted by the committee of fif
teen representing the men O W. Vroo-
inan , chairman of the grievance coinmlttoa
of the federation of Union Pacific employes ,
Is here , and has been In conference with the
men. While the men will not commit
themselves , It Is now believed that Vroo-
nian Is urging tlicm to appeal to the court ,
with a view of securing un order restrain
ing Receiver McNeil ! from making the pro
posed 'reductions. Concerning the situa
tion , McNelll said. "Wo do not recognize
Vrooman In the matter. The question Is
onu between ourselves and our employes.
We arc dealing direct w Ith them , and dcslro
to arrange a schedule with them that will
be liberal In every respect , and one that they
will accept. U Is a right the employes
have to appeal to the court , but wo expect
to arrange a schedule that will ho accepted
by our men without recourse to tlio ccurts. "
lloiiit' anil Ahnml ,
It Is the duty of everyone , whether at
home or traveling for pleasure or business ,
to equip hlmtclf with the. remedy which will
Keen up strength and prevent Illness , and
cine such Ills as are liable to come upon all
In every day life. Hood's Sarsaparllla keeps
the blood ptiro and less liable to absorb the
germs of disease.
Hood's pills are hand made , and perfect
in pioportlon and appearance. 25c per box.
i/.vir/Afj/AM rins nun r.ii'K ,
Cunlllct Uetuveii tlm Hop irtiiirnta I'ruvoiits
tlm Arri'Mt of i:7ptn. :
SAN KIIANCISCO , Aug. 22. The singular
International complications Involving the lib
erty of General Antonio Uzeta and his fellow
refugees , which has been so prolific of opera
bouffe sensations , developed n new tangle of
conflicting authority today. Warrants wcro
finally Issued for the arrest of the refugees ,
but the local federal authorities got tangled
up In government red tape and the war
rants could not bo served. United States
Marshal Baldwin , armed with ths authority
of the federal courts , set out to have the
refugees brought within the Jurisdiction of
the law , but ho ran up against Captain Howl-
son , the naval officer who commands at Mara
Island navy yard , Captain Howlson declared
that he had no authority to furnish trans
portation to the United States marshal anil
he refused to place the officer on board of
the Bcnnlngton. Without the assistance , of
the Navy department the marshal could not
reach the gunboat. In the first place the
law allows the marshal but $2 for scrvjng
each wariant , and under this compensation
ho could not afford to hire a tugboat.
Furthermore , Captain Thomas of the Ben-
nington hns strict orders to receive no ono
on board his ship but accredited naval offi
cers from Mare Island. Under these condi
tions the United States marshal must have
the assistance of the naval authorities If ho
shall ever arrest the culprits of whom he la
Is pursuit. AH this afternoon the marshal
and Captain Ilouiton have been In tele
graphic communication with their superiors
at Washington , and If they succeed In estab
lishing harmonious relations hHwion the dc-
paitments of the government which they rep
resent It Is probable that tomorrow the Navy
department will bring the refugees In to ths
United States marshal or permit him to go
on board the Bcnnlngton before she
arrives within the tlircs mlle limit
Judge Moirow of the United States dis
trict court issued the warrants for the ar
rest of the refugees this morning. The writ
ten authority from Secretary Gresham , which
bears date of August 11 , and wlilch wan
mailed from Washington , was placed In the
hands of Judge Morrow by Hustorjo Caldoron ,
who now represents the government of San
Salvador at this port as consul The com
plaints call for the extradition of Antonio
H/ctn , Leon Bolanos , Jaclnto folocho , Juan
CIcnfugos and riorenclo Bustnmante. The
accused uro charged with bring criminals
and fugitives from Justice It Is charged
that on June ft , IR'Jl , on the public , road
leading from the town of Now Salvador to
La Llbcrtad , ono Thomas Canas , a teamster ,
who was driving along the road , was shot
and murdered by Antonio H/.eta and Juan
CIcnfugos ( alias Lu Church ) H/cta and hla
companion were then fleeing from their pur
suers It Is also charged that on June 1 ,
1891 , Antonio l7.etn ? entered the Internitlonal
bank of Salvador \ and Nicaragua and as
saulted Jose Retires and i\ercsto Ambrosy
and robbed the bank of $2JS1 ! CIcnfugos la
aUo charged with an attempt to murder
Amlicns Amaya. Leon Bolanos and Floien-
clo Bustnmanto are charged with Iho trlmo ot
murder for the killing of four person ? oik
May 29 In the gulch of Las PulgaH , Prlnu-
vera. Another complaint charges thn flvo
refugees with strangling Caslmorlo Hen-
rlqucz to death In the village of Coatepugiio.
Nothing can exceed the cnro with which
Cook'a i\tra Dry Imperial Champagne li
made.
Till ! KKAI.1V MAItKKT.
INSTKUMCNTS placed on record August 22 ,
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Oregon Kidney Tea euros nervoua heail <
aches , Trial slzn , 25 cents. All druggists.