Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA PAIL ? HEETHURSDAY. . AUGUST 30 , 180-1.
r Pays you $4 to $8 weekly
that means pin money adds
little to your present
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WANTED MALE HELP.
SALESMEN ( ENEUariTlO-WANT MEN OF
cowl address on salary for retail Undo Appljr
1516 Douglas. -M14i > 89
BPECIALTY SALESMEN TOR REID'S LUMP
Jaw remedy ( endorsed by U. S Dcpt. Asrlcul-
lure. Uurenu of Animal Industry , as n specific )
na a aide line. Liberal terms to rlfiht parties.
Address Brothers & Held , Malvern la.
II Al-vl nil
SPECIALTY ADVCRTISINO CANVASSERS ,
men familiar with premium mercantile trade.
Money maker of elsht rn ninety-four Stnnler-
Bradley Pub Co. Nu. 7 E. ICth St. , N. V
WANTED. TRAVELING SALESMEN. HELEN
& Thompson , tailors , 181J 1'urnam street
1 > CO l K20
WANTED. DHL'G CLTRK. MUST 111-3 REOIS-
tered or able lo bprome to , brlnlit. nctlve ,
competent No blunderer or 'Km-'oer" ni'iil
nppl > Stale where anilvhrn emplojcd Slur-
man & Mcc'onm-ll , Oinnlin , Neb U M6M 30
WANTEl7. GOOI > COOK. MUST UK riRST-
class. Hotel SchllKr , Ida Grove. It.HM6M
H-M6M 30
CARPKNTERS. IOWA. NEDRASICA : If YOU
want a , ROOI ! Ncu < 1 > Job In your own county
from now until spring , enclose lOo In utTmiia
for full pirtlctilarx to I'r.ink Atherly. inmu-
facturer of the common sense weather strip ,
Cedar Itliiffa Nib II M711
rOUH TINNERS WANTEU. COI,13 g. COLH ,
Council liUitr * U-M7I7 30
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED-GIRL TOU GENERAL HOU8E-
vvoih ; small fnmlIv113C S. 31st et C 112
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WANTED. A GOOD SECOND OIRLTTtURT
have reference. Mrs. Mnreli. eist of Itrovvnell
hall. C MW3 30'
LADIES WANTING FIRST CLASS CURLS
iipply at Si-nndlnavlan Y. L. Hume. OHIce ,
i Ni ICth stieet. C MCS3 7 *
1 * CURLS WANTED TO MAKE OVERALLS ,
shirts , pants nnd coats. Apply nt Tottlo's
OVc-mll fnqtoiy , St , Joseph. Mo C M07J 4
OIHL FOR QENEirAT , IIOUSUWO1IK. SMALL
family , ( . 'all after 6 p. m IIW bt Mao's
ave. Refercntes required. C 701 23
WANTED ! IIEFINED WOMAN FOR TITY
work. Address U EC. llee. C 637 31
WANTED , A SERVANT GIRL ; MUST RE
good cook , wnihtr and Ironcr ; rome well
looommended Apply at 10 a. m. , room 1 , Ware
blucK. C 709
WANTED , HOli.sEKEHPER , 3'RKl'ER A
German lady. Address P. O , box 215 , Ixiuls-
vllle. Neb. C MTOT 30 *
BENT HOTISES.
TENTS FOR RENT. 1311 FARNAM ST.
D-6
WANTED-GOOD MEDIUM PRICED HOUbLa
List your housts for rent with Ames.
D-CCS
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HOUGES. F. K. DARLING , 1JARKER HLOCK.
668
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HOUSES IN ALL I'AllTS Or THE CITY. THE
O. r Davis ccnu > any , 1503 r.unum. U CCT
KELKENNV & CC)7 ) , R. 1. CONTINENTAL DLIt
D-670
PINU 7-UOOM CORNER FLAT AT 701 S. ICTH
street ; range and all other conveniences Gtoro
Clouncr. room 2 1621 Farnam stieet. D 30
rep RENT , LARGE Tw6TbTORY HUILDINoi
formerl/ used by the Marhoff liunk I'actory ,
tlio Beward st. D 790 si
FOR RENT. JOST DKSIHAIJLE HOUoE. lilj
Paruam. It. C. I'atteiEon , Itaingo block.
D M901
E , 6. It AND 10-ROOM HOUSES. ALL SIOD.
em , lawn and shidr. Apply at 211 N. Y. Life.
or mi Miami street , * D-M1S8
FOR IlENT , CHEAPEST 8IX-11OOM COTTAGE
with bath In city ; cmlj fli.OX 3D35 Cnllfi > rnli
street. D-M3C2
ron miNT. DESiiiAnLrs DWELLINGS m
nil parts of clt > . E. H. aiienfe , 432 Ptxton Ilk.
J D 837-b3
( -IIOOM MODERN CO1TAGE. rORNER , H4
miles from poslolllce. good location with barn ,
% a w.
C-room house In excellent repair , J1 * 00. I'lilollt-
Trust company , 17th und Farnam ttieets.
D-MISO SI
FOU RENT. ELEGANT 10-ltOOM IIOUSE ;
reasonable. 10)3 Hurt street. D 139 til'
wTfoVSES. r U. WEAD , 101H & DOULGAS * .
l > 5S1-31
FOR RENT. MODERN 6-ROOM COTTAGE.
< aj | between l : and 3 1511 Shvrmun UVMUIO.
I ) MC54
THE ntEN/.KR. " 1H-11S N ttTH STREirT.
SI large rooinn all modern convciilcncoEi. will
rent either half ni'iurctcly. John N. Trmzer.
Oppr , O D COT 'I '
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foil ItlNTrT\VO ! SIX-ROOM TLATS IN GOOD
condition at 4IJ nnd 419 South Uth etreet A.
J 1'opplcton , lu'ilil 311 1st Nation il lunk
building.
KOR RENT , i ROOMS , C34 S. ITTli
UNSURPASSED STEAM , MODKRN 3 -
luum houses and Huts. Tlzard , 21 K. 21th
U 628-21 *
roTl RE.vtT. i'ARTI.Y l"i
. EIOHT-llOOM . It-
nhhij. house , 11)1 Siuth Slth st. . near Huns-
nm park , tmth room , st.illonary vrixh stand ,
hot and cold water. 1 > iU7 SI'
ElOHT-ROOM HOt'SE NEAR 1IIOH tjfll'obu
JM per month Iminlro : cio Capitol ns.nuo
D C 8 3 >
FOR HUNT. 6 ROOMS AM ) HATH PRIVATE
entrance , front and rear. 03 Lpavrnworth
treet. D MKil 31 *
S-ROOil HOUSE. INQUIRE 711
ulreut.
litOUT ROOM MODKRN HOUSE , 1213 MIAMI ;
tniiilr lilt N JCth. U-CJ3 4 *
t ROOMS. LAllGi : 1IAI.I. II ATI I ROOM AND
cl set , rent cheap j South IStti et
U-J 4
I C ROOM HOlWti. MODERN AND 1'IIKAP.
M3 N Kill air cl D Milo J8'
IIOOMS
rURNIRIIED IIOOMS , C20 SOUTH ISTH ST.
E MJM Sll >
SOUTH FRONT ROOM
E-MJ7S !
J'LEASANT rUIlNISHED ROOM. Zji DOllGlJ
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ E-M37J
FOR RUNT. rURNtSHED HOOSIS , KS < 1X > 1KJK.
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rUIlNISHED HOOMS > MODKBN ; BUlTTuiT.H
for one or two. 1918 Dojgv. H ! xi
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VUINIHH El ) ROOMS AT 311 SOUTH 'iyn"l aT ;
E-M151 H 11
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LARGE ANU fiMAI.l. ROOilT INU liOO&ii
tn uulto on two cnr lines , 111 Hsuttx 20th mrerc.
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S PfRNl8HKI > "nXJlS ( FOuTioUSElcKBi'lNCl I
for man and wife ! l nt taken In board ill I
N. llth ttr i
FOR BENT FURNISHED BOOMS
Continued.
lru I"SHED AND UNrURNISHED
Dodge. E MC J
KURNIBHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING ;
odcrn. iCa rarnam Bt. E C33-2"
FURNISHED ROOM , til N. 10TH.
riNE ROOMS AT THE OL
N. E. cor. 16th and Howaid ,
FUBNISHED KOOM3 AND BOABD.
VERY DESIRAULE UNrUHNlSHEDFRONT
and Lack parlors , also fumtshed rooms ; every
thing first-class. 210 and 212 South Zoth street.
F MUI
\OUNO WOMEN'S HOME UNDER CARD OF
Women's Christian association. HI S. 17lh st.
r C71
THE MADISON ( FAMILY HOTEL ) . 21ST AND
ChlacBO strids , niwly rcnttcd nnd nfurnlshed
Ihloughout , references required. r M"19 !
PLEASANT ROOMS WITH HOARD ! i:0 HAR-
ney. r M315 UK'
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS "wiTII ALL
conveniences , rirst-class board. 511 No ISth
etrcct. r M 27S-S13 *
rtJRNISHED AND UNrURNIRHlfo ROOMS
with boaid , steam heat , at Utopln. 17D-1721
Darcnpott r C43-31'
FtlllNlSHED ROOMS WITH BOARD : RE-
ercnce. 2JH rarnam 1' MM7 !
Ninr.Y rtriiNisiiKD ROOM IN KOUNTZE
I'Inci * VMth or without board Everything
llrst clasi. U SO Hoe F M C2 1
NICE ROOMS. GOOD HOARD , HATES REA-
suimhleconveniences The Rose 20M 2012 Ilnrney
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rURNISHED ROOMS , WITH OnWITHOUT
bonrd. 1720 Dodge. I' MC02 50 *
ELEQANTLY rURMSHED SOUTH rilOS'T
loom and private board , best conveniences
2110 Domltm street I' MM2 31'
DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD. REFERences -
ences 2QJ North 15th. . 1' MOM 2
ROOM AND HOARD IN I'RIVATF FAMILY
521 > Howard 1' 7W 4'
SI'lTE OF NICELY riTRNISHED FRONT
rooms , with board , nil comenlcnces : private
family , teachers preferred. 513 N. 23d st.
F Oij 31
STIHCTMf PRIVATE FAMILY WISH THREE
boarders Modern convenipncci , terms inou > r-
Hte ; pleftsant home. References C13 S. 23th
nv enue. f M715 31'
IIOOMS AND HOARD , 2113 CAPITOL AVENUE.
F BI7U 5'
TJNFUBNISHED BOOKS POB BENT
TWO LARGE ROOMS. EAST AND SOUTH
front ; modwn , will rent unfurnished to party
furnishing good references 1008 Georgia. a\c-
nue. G-631 Jl
EOABDING.
DES1HA11LE ROOM WITH HOARD IN PRI-
% ate family , 70S N 19th H 5I7-31 *
FOB BENT STOBES AND OFFICES
CORNER bTONE , $ JO 00 921 DOUGLAS. IN-
< | Ulre 922
ISENT , ROOM , Co IJY S2 , 2ND FLOOR OF
rny store , nultable for cloaks and suits ; good
light and elevator service Mrs J. Ilenson.
1-M980
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FOR RENT , THE 4-STORY UHICK. IIUILDINO
916 Farmm street. The building has a Ore-
prpof cement Insement , complete etvam heat
ing fixtures , water on all floors gas , etc. Ap
ply at tinoince of Thu Dee. I D10
TOR RENT .THREE-STORY AND IIASEMENT
store building at 1011 Farnam street , small
store In Exposition building , and hall suitable
for lodyea or other purposes at 1001 FRrnarn
Btreot. all In good condition A. J. I'ouole-
ton , 314 1st National bank building
1-616-2
AGENTS WANTED ,
AGENTS. 1JOTH SEXES. TO TAKE CONtracts -
tracts for reliable firm. 435 1'aiton Uk. Omaha.
, J-741-A30 *
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL 8PRA-O-L1NB.
Address Home Treatment Co , Denver. Colo.
J Mt84 2J
AGKN1S WANTED. A HUSTLER IN EVERY
NchrnFl.a town. Article newly pitented , phe
nomenal Bfller. 100 per cent profit. Address ,
with stamp , 2707 Q street. South O-n-iha.
J M539
SALESMEN. We SEND SAMPLES. ALLOW
liberal Hilary nnd expenses or commission to
proper applicants Staple seller , three
Itorcs out of tl\e will older. Address with
ttanili Ujck Ilex 420. New YorK city.
WANTED AT ONC1J FOR rAST MONEY
niuMnic. two good saltsmen and ono sties-
lady us canvassers , best Inducements to rlghl
p title's. liuiulro between 8 and 11 n. m
Thursday , IMS Douglna street. J 70I-29'
WANTED TO BENT.
WANTED HOUSES TO RENT. HAVE MORE
c.illn thin 1 can supplj J. H. Pnrrotte. 1611
nnd Doilge K 551 a 2-
U ANTED. MODERN HOUSE , 10 OR 12 ROOMS
Southwestern part preferred , Rcsponslhli
parties A ldreba U ] S , llee K COS 23
WANTED , FOUR rL'RNIMIEP ROOMS
modern , for light housekeeping. Terms musi
be nusunable. Address U U. lleeK
K MGS1 31 *
STOBAGE.
6TORAGK. WILLIAMS & CROSS.ISH irARNEY
M-6TZ
61ORAGE rOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS , CLEA. >
and cheap rate. 1C. Wells. 1111 Farnam.
OM.VAN4STORAGE CO..1S01 FARNAM. Tel. US :
M-674
UEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA. U
ti. KOV. bonded warehouse. Household good :
stored. Lowest rates. 1013-1019 Leavenworth
M-743
WANTED , IX ) 11UY OH RENT. AN l'1'RIGHI
Htclnvvay piano , give desi'iiptlcn and hot
Ions' used Address U 03 , llee otllct'
otllct'NSI713 31 *
WANTED TO BUV.
CASH FOR LUMUER I3US1NESS IN MV
town ; give full particulars. T 3. lleo office.
N-M 8 * S7
A FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE AND IIATH 1 }
good condition , with stable on the premises
roust be cheap and In nice neighborhood am
convenient to street cars. AddrtM glvlni
location und price to U 46 , Omaha llee
HAVANA FRECKLES. UEST ON EARTH , SC
K-M631 S7
FOB SALE FTJBNITTTBE.
PAYMENTS EASY , YOU WON'T MlaS YOLJl
money. Low prices on furniture & householi
goods. Enterprise Credit Co. . ( U 615 N. llth si
FOR BALE. FIRST CLASS 1 PHIGHT PIANO
cheap , must sell , Call 1213 B. Itth street.
_ _ _ _ _ Q-480 M
TWO HARD COAL HL'KNEIIS GARLANI
and Itudlant Home , one oak chamber sulti
very ch p. Call mornings at 201 N. 20th stretl
O-M6 30 *
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FOB SALE HOB8E8 , WAGONS , ET (
t TOP HUOGIES JM 4 J&5.LEATHERTOPCAH
rlage 153 , Urummond Carriage Co. _ P Mt
F6 SALE OH TRADE-T HORSE3 tvklllll
las ; 1,009 Ibs each. 6 and 1 v < sr old Fre
1 Terry , 434 Harare block. P-7 t
FOBBALE HOBSES.WAQONS.ETO .
Continued
THE III88T LI3ATHKR TOP UUGOT IN OMAHA
fuc W 09 , Urummund , ISIh and Hainty
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HAI.E FIUST CLASS 8AUUI.R HORSE
Theodora Gradman , at llrovvnlng. Klnc & Co.'s
THOROUailllHED SHETLAND PONV MARE.
& ynrs old , handsome , welt broken nnd with
out blemish or vice Address : C ] ' Crose.
_ litnandoah. la I'-MtlC W _
I'Oll SALT5 , CHHAf r FINE LARGE IlOItSE ,
Phaeton , Htudelmker wngon , good I > nrt Jeraey
cow. 1203 N tS st. l'-W Si'
WANTED-A TEAM OF HOItSLSEIGHINO
no less than I li Ibs. , well bioki < n tu city
driving. Bend iKirtlculars lo V 11 , llee.
P 614-3-13 *
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUST"
HUE DRIC1C , CAR IJOT3. JH M. UEST StDE-
walk brlcti In maiket See sample walks laid
cor. 20th nnd Uurt and IJth nnd Pierce. Wra.
J , Wclshans , room 331. IJaird ol Tinde.
q 346 SH
ICE roil SALE ! CAN B11II' OVER ANY ROAD
cut ot Oinilia and Council Ilium. Lnmoream
IIroe. . 306 So. 161 h. Oinnlia. Q.MS60S1T
ClTEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL
fenca made. C. R. Lee , Ml Douglas.
IXJR SALE , THE rORMULAS I'Oll WELL
Known proprietary medicines' , favorably known
In the northwest , with sole rights tu manufac
ture and sell In North nnd South Dakota. N -
braika. None bul responsible parties need
answer Address H. F. Smith. Q MJ13 S15
BANK AND i'LACTE VALLEY SAND FOR
sale C. W Hull Company. 20th & Isard sts.
Q 775
MI30EIO.AJNEOUS.
HAVH YOUIl OL.D CAUI'BT ' WOVEN INTO
lugi Smyrna iug rtpalitJ. 1521 Ivcavcnworlo.
I3TOCK PASTURED , GOOD FEUD. T. MUIl-
ray. It M4J7 Svf
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Hits. DIl. H. WAllllBN. CLAIRVOYANT , 11 L !
liable bu lne medium ! Jlh year at 11J N. I * .
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
MADAME SMITH , DM B 15T1I , 2O TIXJOR.
room 3 : massaitc , vnpor , alcohol , ntenm , sul-
pliurlno nnd sea baths. T tlM8 1
J1ME. L.A nun , 116 SOUTH UTH. T-MM1 87'
MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD , 1 < .
_ s.
PEKSONA1. .
TJMIJIinit.AS MADE. HKCOVEIIUD ANI > III-
patrol 1H ( South Slxlcenth street. U 3S ?
VIAVI HOME TltnATMENT FOIl LADIES
Health book and connultallim free. Aililresi or
call Vlavl Co. 3(0 ( Uec bWe. I-adJ" ottondnnt.
U C7J
TAKE YOUH KIIIKND , TINTi'PES , * FOR
tx ; Proctor. C16 S ICth Mrect. U M831
MASSAdB IIAT11S. MMU I'OST. 319H 0 UTH.
U 3
HALorrr
A pleasant and convenient place , laj )
rornam street , 1'axton block , 'phone 711U
U 6SB
CREAM roil WHII'I'INQ AND
milk Waterloo creamery , 16U Howard , I fl 133 ! .
U 561 SID
MIS' ? MA11Y MA11TIN OP DES MOINH9 , IA. ,
la most anxious to BOO or hear from her sister.
Mr . Elizabeth Thompson , recently of Onylia ,
WHOLE WHEAT nnCAD I'ROM
Hour nt Imogen L. Itarascy'B , 217 N. ICth at. _
UU.W. STEI'HENSON , bl'ECIALlST. 503 8 13TH
ilMU. LA ROOK , MASSAOC. 1M9 l.HAVEN-
ftorlh street , third floor. : .ont rooms
roomsU MGG4 3
-VVHHN OUT WITH VOUIl LADY VISIT J J
Jluller'a new Ice eroam piilors. 250.2 Leaven-
worth street , everything Is new , Including tha
building Tel 10JO. Ice cream delivered
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T\\O NIC11IA' FUnNtSIIED FIIONT IIOOMS
to two rtspoiiMlblc Keiilltmen. 1S09 IjcMNen-
ivorth. 3 > 1 floor. Tl MtCJ 3 *
IOC C1QAH rOR GC , HAVANA ri
U--M651 SJ7
WANTED. ADDItUSS OK TRANCES MOOltIS ,
formerly lived 1915 rnrnam. Any Infuimatlori
lll be rewarded. AOdrcsB or call lt > 2S UtolRe ,
jorx nvnNiNCi CI ASSIWSIIOUTIIAN'D AND
trpqwrltlng In business otllce. Success ns urctl
U 6S. 3Jee U MT1S !
MRS. 8CH'J.K HAS RBTURNED KHOll NEW
'Vork. and will be found at her old rooms , S0
bhscley block , after faeplcmber 10.
U "Mill 31
MONEY TO LOAN BEAli ESTATE.
LIFU INSURANCE TOUCIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. C Cnesnty , Kansas City Ua.
VV-Ht
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , 818 NY LIFB
loans at low rates ( or choice security on Ne-
bruka and lawa farmi or Omaha city properly
UONEX TO LOAN ON I'ARM IN DOUGLAS ,
Improved and unimproved Omaha real eslata
Fidelity Trust Co. . 1708 garnam st. W 183
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Urennan. Love & Co. , I'axton blk.
\v tn
: XANS WANTED. I. N. FRENZER. OI'P P.O
W 763-Sl
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. , 15TII ANU
Douglas Etreets. loan money on city and tarrn
cronerty at loweit rales of Interest. W 633
HONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. r. Davla Co. . l&Oi rarnnm U W ( til
UNITED STATES MOI5TOAQK CO OP NKW
York Capital J2.000.0W. Surplus JC00.9K ) . Sub-
mlt choice loans to T. S. 1'usey , agent. First
National bank building. W < 8t
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MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATfM ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate ,
1 to C sears , Fldellt ) Trust Co , 170iarnam
W-tgl
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MONET TO LOAN ON IMl'ROVED OMAHA
real estate. Urennan. Love & Co. , I'axton blk.
W-C38
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LOANS ON IMPROVED & . UNIMPROVED CITY
property : J3.000 tf upwards , 6 to 7 per cent , no
delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co. . 1320 Fnrnim.
W-C3T
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TO LOAN , ON llEASONAIUj : TERMS. J30.000
on farms In DOURHS. IJovlRO , Wnshlnston.
Uurt. Cumlnh's. Saunders , Cass and
counties No dela > , cash on hand Shrlver
& O Donohoe W ll-29
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at 6 per cent W. 11. Meikle , , 1st Nut tnnk.
W 670
"MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS.
horses wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city ;
no removal of goods , strictly confidential , you
> ou can pay the lauu of ! at any time or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
SOC S. ICth street.
X 635
3. B. HADDOCK , ROOM 127 RAMOE BLOCK.
BUORT TIME UANa B2 PAXTON BLOCK.
XiJ7 bj
MONEY TO IXDAN ON PERSONAL PROP ,
crty , Harvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life bull 1.
Inc. X93
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD PURNI-
ture , pianos , hoises , wueonn. or any kind 01
clmttel gecurlt ) , at lowest posslMe rates , whirl'
sou citn piy bick at any Mnif and In nni
amount. TIDELITY IXAN GUARANTEE CO
room 4 , Wlthnell block , X-C03
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR RENT A DEPARTMENT ON SECOND
floor , 20x80 , In one ot the largest houses IE
Council Uluffs. 13. care Be ; , Council muffs.
FOR BALE. A BIO PAYING BUSINESS : NC
competition , $1,800 coin takei It. Address t
C , Uee. Y MIOO 3 S *
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FOR SALE , IN SUMS TO SUIT 11.000 GOOI
' dividend paIng bank stock. This will Blanc
thorough Investigation Address U 23. lire of
nco. Y M521 S0
A. HOWLING SUCCESS. HAVANA FRECKLES
Y Mm tin
WANTED , A GOOD PHYSICIAN TO LOOATf
In a small town In Buuthri tern Nebraska f
Herman married man preferred Addrcus U
10. Bee. Y-MCS3 30 *
WANTEl > , PARTNER IN Dltt't
Jl.ooOW rniulred Investigate Murt htoccc
Mlstourt Valley , la Y-MMI 31
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FOR EXOHANOET
IMPROVED KTOCIC AND GRAIN rATIMS OF
tcred In exchange for thcep and cattle. Wha
have } ou to orfer ? Marcus P. lieetic , Ipswich
ls oounty , B. I ) . jV-MJM Jl
I WILL TRADE AN IMPROVED PARM
plent > of fe l for entile N , II Dryden
OMrlchs. 8. D. ii M700
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JI.OOOOO STOCK I'AllM IHPLEMENTrt. JJ WO 0
rral estate , mortcaEra and cash , JSMOT reu
fttte building and lots , all In northeaster !
Nebraska , for land , cattle or sheep Addret
U < 3. IKe. Z-MM1 4
WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER FOR
mull furnltur * and undertaking stuck , no toni
nroperts w jnl * L Addrtis U IS. Omaha lite.
30
AM EH ICA'8 I'RI DBlA VANA "rHKf ICLFS. 5C
2-MU1 S3 !
EXOHANOE.
Con
1.1(4 ( ACHKS CLEAR HLKHORN VA 1,1.13 V
Inml , "III Iruile for small farm ami give lime
on difference , or wlll tlflte ] for entile Address
U tt Ilec. , . Z-MtM 31 *
roll TRADE , ONE ( fa ALL OP 5 HTOIIH
buildings on N slreelj Hruth Omaha , bringing
nice Income , for good clour farm Inml near
to OttinlKi , Hi in Hi Omaha or Council muffs.
Value of property about 125,00000 Addinu
U 51. llee > rL R-MMJ 11'
A CI113AI1. UNINCl'MHERED LOT IN DM MIA
to trade for good barer" and team A'idress
IT 43. llf- . SS MCSO 4
FOR SALE BBAL ESTATE.
rARM LANDS. C.r ! f.\iftl I SON. Jl ! N Y LIFE.
-ij H13 tM-st *
FOR SALE. MM AGUES OP LAND CO MILES
northwest of Omaha. Address Thomas Kerb
Oakland. Neb RE M77T HI *
LAND hOLD ON LONO"TI\TB PAYMENTS OH
on wheat contracts. II 1' . lleelw , Ipswloli
Edmunds county. B. 1) . RE-M4CO .U
FOR. BALE. NEW 4-nooM COTTAGE : CEL.
l.ii , cistern , city water ; cor. 13th nnJ Sahler ;
II , 50 00 ; long time. Enquire HIS Farnnm.
bamuel Ilurns. II IS OS
UAUUAIN8. HOUSESLOTS AND FARMS.
tale or trndo. F. 1C. Darling , torkcr block.
K E 63)
CHOICE OARDEN LANDS , s MILES TIIOM
irostofflce , In tracts from 10 to 160 acres. A
Frent bargain Will take some .trade. N. D.
Keyes. C17 1'axton block. KB MTM _
ONif br TiiE IIEST" HOMES IN KOUNTHE
I'laco (2019 ( lllnney ) tf sold before Bipt 1st ,
will BO for loss timn cost of house. Terms
about half cnsli. balance easy. n. N Wllhnell
( owner ) , 207 N. Y. Life. RE 341
roit SAi.13 on EXCHANGE. LOTS 4 AND 5.
lilock S. Hoggs & Hill's addition. No. K13 nnd
SSI ! DoURlas treet , 2 frame liouscs. will soil
clicnu on very easy terms or exchange for
Oaktnnd , Cal. , propel ly , Shrlvcr & o'Uononoe
H 13 012-29
WANTED. MERCHANDISE FOR LAND.
Wantwl , Ixis Antccles for Omnha property.
Wantid Ban Illego for Oinilii propctlv.
Wanted , house for clear property nnd cash.
Wanted , farm for cltnr propert > nnd cash.
Wanted. Omnha for Chicago iiroperty.
Wanted , clenr lot and a h for farm.
Wanted , to buy JIOOOO house.
Wantut. tu buj 2.000 house.
Want * I , 360 acres In Washington Co.
Wanted. 100 acres In Sarpy Co
Wanted. 400 to COO acre farm for cash.
Wanted , land for California much.
Wanted , purchaser for 14 0K ( > farm at (2,500.
Wanted , kO acre farm near Omaha.
Wanted , to liorrow $1 , ! > VO or furm.
Wintcd , purehaser for hoibe. deferred pay-
nunt 4 per cent
anteit. to hire a 10-ruom house.
Wanted , party to tnke furnished house for
winter.
Wanted. Improved property for acreiRC.
C. r. Harrison. 918 N. Y Life.
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TYPEWBITEBS.
TYPEWRITERS nouoim BOLD. EXchanged -
changed , rented and repaired. Typewriter and
oftlee supplies Tjpcwrllcra renUtl at Jl per
month. The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , sue-
cecsors to the typewriting depaitment of the
Mfgeath Stationary Co. , 211 B. 13th. tel. 156 !
990
EEE Tlin NEW DOUOIIEnTY TYPEWRITER.
The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , tel. 1361.
No. : i < S 13th * t. 91
THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF STAND
nrd typewriters nnd supplies We control the
Densmoro Callsraph and New Yost. Bargains
In second hand machines dlspliced by ours
All machines perfectly repaired new parts PUP
ulPd. prices moderator new imchlnes lonned
while repairs are mtido United Tjpewrlter fc
Supplies Co. , 1619 rarnim St. Telephone 133 }
I 11 _
STOLEN TYI EWIUTERS OITEUKD FOR
s-ile Rhould mike you suspicious , funny lhe >
nre mostly Smith's. Try one iind > ou wilt
understand why full line of supplies Smllh-
I'remler Co , Uth and Tarnam ; tcleplione.
l. S4 M-708
BICYCLES.
BICYCLES REPAIRED , AND REMODELED
Tires and sundries. Safes opened , repalreu C
H llellln. locksmith , tl K 161h st. 9GO
BICYCLES. NEW AND < OLD , J20 TO $123
easy payments , we rent and repair. Oinah *
Bicycle Co. . 323 N ICth t 703
BICYCLES-ALL STYLED
Bend for our list of second hand and shop
worn bicycles. Repairs and cycle sundries ol
all kinds M O. Dtxon. 402 N. ICth it. Ml
IF "iOU WANT TO SHIA. YOUR BICYCLE
take It to Omaha Bieycle Co , 323 N. 16Mi t
BUSINESS NOTICES. .
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD
pipes made new. 13 P. 16th 703
BTT. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF-
Hce to Mil B. 16th St. , Brown block. M970
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED. 719 N. 15.
STOVE REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS. ALSO
hotel range nnd general assortment of ranges ,
cooks and heaters , water attachments put In
and connected at Jos. Hughes , C07 S. 13th bt
and Jackson 3M
ELECTBICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage batteries recharged , electrical and gen-
eal machinists ; super'01' ' w-ork guaiantecd.
Omaha Electrical Works. 617 and 819 8 16th st
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric light nnd motor plants and all
kinds of electrical construction. Western Elec-
trie Supply Co , 418 and 420 S 15th st. 712
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMER9
II , 1C BUimnT , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer , iSU Chicago St. , telephone 0. 701
BWANSON * < VALIEN. UNDL-RTAKERS AND
einbalmers , 1701 Curatng it. , telephone 1060.
705
K. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EMT
balmer. 141T rurnam t. , telephone 22J. 707
PLUMBERS.
FREE-PLUMUINO OP EVERY KIND. OAB
steam & hot water heating , sewerage. S13 S. II.
7lD
J. J HANIOAN. PLUMniNQ , 8TRAM ANL-
hot -water heatlns2705 Leavenworth st. 15S
JCiIIN ROWE & CO. . PLUMHINO. STEAM AND
bet water heating , ga nxtures. globes. 421 8 la.
HOTELS.
THE MIDLAND HOTEL. 1GTH & CIIICAOO
Bts , coolest hotel fronting on Jefferson square
AH car lines within a block , cars to 'Tall ot
rompell" only a block away American plan ,
tl.CO to IS 00 per day ; Euiopenn plan. Wo to
tl 00 per day. M. J. Frank , proprietor. 714-31
AI7TNA lToUsT ! ( EUROPEAN ) "N , W. COR.
Uth and Dodge. Room by day or w ek- „ , ,
LOST.
LOST , DIAMOND IllNO SETTING AI1OUT T4
caret , on llroadway. Council Bluffs Thursday.
23d , 50.00 reward. Addnes U 33 , Dee.
Mu77 31
IXST. ) PAIR OF PEAlVt HANDLED OPERA
classes nt Courlland Heath Lllieriil lewnrd
for their return. Address 1J S7 , t il utfice
_ , Lost 704 29 *
'
OPTiOIANB. '
OMAHA OPTICAL CO . LCAOINQ OPTICIANS.
J P. Ponder , manager. Eyes tested fre
ZS ! South Ifth , In ICliuler'/ drug store.
446-31 *
THE ALOE & TENFOLD CO , SCIENTIFIC
opticians , } 40S Tarnam St. , opponlte 1'axton
hotel Ejvea examined free. 701
GRINDING.
SCISSORS , LAWN MOWERS. RAZORS. ETC. .
ground. Melchlor Bros , 1119 Farnam street.
M237
KAZORS , SHEARS , CLIPPERS. LAWN MOW.
ers , etc. A L. llnderland. 106 N. 14th 73) )
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ALVA J. anOVER. MATHEMATICAL AND
curveylng Instruments engineers' nnd archi
tects' supplies : trnclnr cloth , blue procesi
pauen. ! 1S South IStn , mall orders. 9S7
HAY AND GRAIN.
1IUY YOUR HAY RY CAR OR TON LOTS. W13
buy bay. A. II. Snjder. 1515 Hurt it. tel 1107.
S6'JbS
NEI1RA8ICA HAY CO , WHOLESALE HAY.
grain und mill stuff We are alua > s on thi
market ta buy or sell 1402-4 0 Nicholas st. 1S3
MUSIO , ART AND"LANGUAGE
O. P. QELLENDUCK. DANJOISTND
teacher. 1819 California trc t. I4
FOR BARGAINS IN PIANO3 AND GROANS'
eaiy payments ; Instruments rented ; rents apply
on purchase. A. Hoipe , Jr. 704
CARPENTERS AND BUILDER8.
C. E. MORRILL. CARPENTER. OFFICE AND
tore fixtures a specially. Pulchmg anil
pl.-sterlng , Ull Capitol ave. . tel. 40H tei
U
DYE WORKS
SCHOCD3ACK. TWIN CITY DYE WOI'XS.
ll'l Farnam street , Dyeing ot every desrrlp.
Mu and dry cleanlnc. MiH
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
' " " "
VAN BANT 8C1IOOL"OF""SHOHTHANU.
M , T. Life. Omibo , Ask for circular.
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINI3 MAIL STEAMSHlPS-SAtl.
rcBUlarly every Pnturday from New York for
Ixindoncierry nnd Olosgow Clly i > f Home , Sni-
tpinl > er * . n mi Kthlopln , September 11 , 2pm )
I'unipsKln. September 73 , 11 u m i Anchor ) * ,
Britrmber | 29 , S p. m Snlnon second clnss ,
nnd nlecrnRO , single or round trip llrkrts from
Ne York or Chicago nt reduced rale to the
principal Hootch , English. IH h nnd nit conti
nent nl points. For money onler * . drafts , out-
want or iirepnld tickets apply to nny of our
loctil agents or to Henderson Bros , Chicago.
JOB PRINTING.
HEED JOB PRINTING CO. TINH PRINTING
of nil Unds 17th j t. , De building. 7H
MAIL ORDER COMMERCIAL T'lllNflNO A
rpeclMty. Douglas Prlnllnc Co. , 419 H. Ittli
street , liheeley bid ; . Tel. ( II for prompt nervlce.
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOL'RINO CABINET MATTRESS AVORKS.
W , R. Bell. R. A. McEnchron , 2117 Loavenw'th.
151
UPHOLSinRlNO VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH ,
U. S. Walklln , 2111 Cumins Tel. C02. M120
CORNICE.
WKSTERN CORNICE WORKS. GALVANIZED
Iron cornices. 1722 St. Mary's r.ve , KH
EAGLE" CORNICE UORKS. JOIIN KPE-
neter. prop. , IDS. 110 , 111 N. Itlh. Kstab. ISJt
DENTISTS.
DR. GEORGE S. NASON. DENTIST. SUITE J0
1'axtoa block. 16th tnd Farnam st , tel. Tit.
1 > AUL. DENTIST. SOM HURT 3T ,
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WOLF lines & CO , MANUFACTURERS OP
aw [ Units , tints , Mags , wagon , hay stack cavers.
tarpaulins , balloons nnd paiachutes. T03-705 a.
ICth st. , telephone CO ) THUS for rent. 713
PAWNBROKERS.
II. MAUOW1TZ LOANS MONEY , 41S N. Uth st
TAKLN UP.
'AKENT ' UP BY TH13 UNDEHSIQNED , ONE
liny liorse , with whlt < > etnr In Us face. Owmr
cnn ha\e the same by proving property and
iiaylntr charges I'rnnK Mct'lary.Vrst Al
irlght addition. " 00 ? J
LIVERY STABLE.
BOARDING STABLES , FINE LIVERY RIOS
cheap. Ed Baumlcy , 17th and St Mary's ave.
M-4SS
FURNACES.
BEST FURNACE MADE SOFT COAL HMOKE
congumlng and hard coal furnact-B. Eagle Cor *
nice works. 103-112 N llth xt. R52
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND FURS SEND FOR CATA-
ICEUe. George U. Brown , Jr. , & Co , 703 S. 15th.
725
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON BROS , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all Kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited
Odd rnrnam it. V23
DANCING.
CALL ON MORAND FOK LESSONS , SOCIEV
or stage dances 1510 Harney. S52 " 1
HORSESHOEING.
MUS. THOMAS MALONEY. > 12 N. 1 TII ST.
HARNESS.
GGT MY PRICES BEEOUE YOU BUY A HAR
ness. August Holme , 711. B. ICth st. 2EJ
Till : JtHAI.TV SIAHKET.
INSTItUMKNTS placed on record August 29 ,
1894 :
WARRANTY DEEDS
Joseph Schnell nnd wlfu to G W William
son , lot 3J. Oak Hill * 1
M A Vcletn. to Mart ' Harsbull , 't lot C ,
block 4 , Eckermnn'Place SOO
A E Campbell to Chnrles Elsanser , n Cl
feet of u < A lot 39 block 4 Campbell's
add 150
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
Frederick Drexel to C E Drcxel , lot 3.
blOLk 1 , 1'orent Hill 1
O L Ahmansnn et nl to W II Ahmtnson ,
lot 15 , block , 2 , West. Side 1
A 11 D.ilo nnd wife to S N Bailey , lot 12 ,
block 10 , Shull's 2d add 1
DEEDS.
Sheriff to Joseph Thompson et nl. executors ,
lot 26 , block 2 , MtijnS Place 4K
Total amount of tiansfers S
{ .mold's Brono-lieierg.
Rplendld cnratlve ncent for Nervous or Blot
Headache , Uralu Lxuauttlon , bleepieunu
racial or general i > urnlclaBlm > for Ilhtu
raatlsm , Goul.Kldner JMorders , Acid Df +
lpsliAntomla Anti < lot < i for Alcohollo
and cher excMces. l'rlco.10. S9on"
UlerTescent.
THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
tGI S.Ws-fnrk } . fMII
For tale l > r all druggjjlsts. Omaha.
"CUPIDENE"
Curcr the effects of
eelfy < uae , excesacs ,
emf ions , Impotency ,
vni.cooele nnd consti
pation. One dollar a ,
OOK , six for f5 For
sale by TUG GOOD
MAN DUUQ CO. .
Omaha , Neb.
BUREAU. SUES & CO , , Solicitors. Boo
Building : , OMAHA. Neb. Adviuo OtlEK
RRlLWAYTiMEGRRD
Leaves | CtllCAQO it NORTHWEST N lArtlvea
OmalultJ. r Depot. 10th & Mason sjla | Omaha
llOBTm. : . . Eastern Express . l:39pm :
4:0fpm ) . . . . Vt-stlbiiled Limited. . . . 9:40 m
6:5r : > am . Mo Valley Local . . . . 10.30pm
6.4pm. . Omalm rhlcjgo Special _ ; .t3im |
Omaha Depot 10th and Mason Su. | Omaha
4 : pm . . . . Chicago Vestibule 9.50im
DMSam. . . . Clilc.igo Express X:23pm
7.04 > m . . .Chicago nnd Iowa Local . . 8.00am
-35nm. . Paclllc Junction Ixicul. . , .E .S5prn
Leaves IliUIlV.lNbTON'TfMO. lUVEirTArrUes
Oinalial Depot 10th and Mason Sts. [ Omaha
10.15am IHnvir Exprces ! iijam
lO.lSum . Deadwosd 'Express . . . ll"pm
40pm. . . Dinver Expresa . . 4-10pm
C.Mpm.NebiaBka Local ( except Sunday ) 6.60pm
K.15 m. Lincoln Local ( ercept Sunday )
Leaves ! K C. , ST J. A. C II | Arrives
Omaha ] Depot 10th and Mason. Bis. I Omaha
li-IJain. . Kansas "city Day Express . 6.53pm
9.4Spm K. C. Night Ex via , U I * . Trans C'Wam
Unnha'u. I' DeixJl , 10th Mason Sis | Omaha
_ _ .
lO.lSam. Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday )
C : pm. . . Night Express G 10am
4:40pm. : Chkago Vcstlbulc.l Limited 1 25pm
H:3i.iiii | Oklahoma Exp ( to C. II ex Sun ) 6Kam :
W ST.
6 35am Oklahoma iCTexas Kxp < ex Hunll:3Spm )
1 3Spm . . Colorado Limited . . . 4:10pm
' " " " "
l3 ? eT | IJJ.'ION PA"f'I FI C. IA rrlvs
Oinalial Union Depot. IQlli fc Mason Bis I Omaha
M ooini Kearney Express. . iPJipm
S'lSpin. . . Owl land 1-lje.r. S 10pm
3.4ptn Ilealilce & hiioniKli K Ex ( ex Sun ) 12.13pm
fi ICpm I'liclllc Expiess . I0:5.am
_ t.30iin. . . i. rust Mall 4.20pm
Lenv es ( T'l tlCAO7 ! MI L7lT'KTTlrA 1317ATrlvTF |
Oinalial Union Depot , ICt li K. Mason his | Omaha
C.35pm. . . . Chicago Limited . . 9 30am
HllOiiin. Chicago Express ( ex. Hun ) 8.00pm
Leaves ! I'7E . MO VALLEY jArrlvt *
Omahal " " pepot 15th and Webster St _ | _ Omaha
105am" DeadwiKvl Express. . 5.10pm
9 OSnin , ( Ex , Sat ) W > o Ex ( Ex Moll I 5.10pm
5 00pm. Norfolk ExprrM ( Ex. Huncl.ij ) 10 13am
G.0pni . St J'uul Exprurs. . . . 9IOjm
Ix-nvl-n F MlhSOURI T'ACIFIC JAlrlTeT
Omaha ! Depot 16th and Webater Sis ( Omaha
9 00am . HI Louis Express . . . C 00am
9 Siipm St. Ixiuls Express. . 6 55pm
C 10pm..Dally ( ex. Sun Nebraska Local 5.10am
Leavs I C. , BT P . M. & O IArrives
OmnhaDepot | _ 10th jind\Vebiitei Sts ( Omaha
" *
t 00am. Kloux"CltyAcc < > rn. ( Ex. Hun ) S Upm
10 00am Sioux City Accom. ( Sun. Only ) S.OHpm
12 llpiii. Sioux City EKpress ( Ex. riun. ) 11 Mam
630pm . . . . St Paul Limited. . . . 910am
Leaves I SIOUX CITY & I'ACiriC.Arrlve7 |
_ OinahiiH-nkin Dei > ot. loth & Mason Sts | Omaha
" '
6 Waiii..8loux rity Passenger. , .lo'zOpm
3i58pm Bt. Paul Express . ,10 COjm
iJeaveTT BIOUX 'CITY A T ACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omahttl Depot 15Ui and Webster Sts f Omajia
30pm St I'aul Limited , , . 9-irkirn
C 30pm . . . C'hkago I.lnlKe-1 9 40arri
I > avenl WAI1ASH RAILWAY 'Arrlvrs '
Qr'i. . l nl n l' tv t l""i ft M _ > " ' ;
I.Wura at. Louis funnou liill. 15 Jvure
UNION PACIFIC IS MASTER
Short Line Rcoaivorsblp Puls it hi Coitrol
of Fugot Sound Bustncsj.
RESULT OF GREAT BENEFIT TO THE SYSTEM
\Vlint SltRlit llnvo llnpptineil llnil the Court
Jliulo n IMfTrrrnl Aimliitinrnt | | tMicu
tlio Mill torii I'liat
llmiiKlit Up.
Simultaneously with the announcement of
the appointment of separate receivers ( or tha
Oregon Sliort Line , who , by the way , hap
pened to b the receivers of thu Union Pa-
clllo , as In the , case of the Kansas 1'ncinc ,
President S. II H. Clnrk quietly slipped
Into Omnha yesterday , leaving his special
car on tha Council HlufTs side Mr. Clark
Is accompanied by Mrs Clark anil his eon ,
lloxlo Clark , who graduated In June from
Princeton.
There can be no particular Import attached
lo 1'rcsldent Clark's visit nt this time , for
he lias been expected for dajs Instead ,
however , of going to St. Louis from We-que-
ton-Sing , vvhere ho spent several dajs during
last week with Judge Henry Caldwell , he
came direct to this city from Chicago via
the Northwestern.
The appointment of separate receivers for
the Oregon Sliort Line on original Instead ot
ancillary bill shows that Judge lllncr lias
evidently received his Instructions from his
up rlor olliccr , Judge CaKhvpll , as lo this
ppointment , and may bs directly traco.ible
o the visit of President ciarlt to the man
vim gtivo the veteran railroad director a
e.uo of absence for six months.
The appointment of the Union Pacific re-
eivcrs over the Oregon bhort Line con-
Iderably strengthens the "Overland ' situ-
( Ion , nnd gives the key to toe tJuund conn-
ry In the. hands of the Union Pacific
Should the road have broken away from the
old , as In the case of the Oregon Hallway
ft Navigation company and the Union Pa-
Ifle , Denver & Gulf company , It would have
erlously embarrassed the main line , und
timings would have fallen off In conse-
[ Uence. Had things been different the HUP-
Ington , Klo Orande , and even the Hock
stand might have gone Into the Sound cotin-
ry on a traffic basis , but now the Union
' .iclfte Is In a position to fight the bojcolt
naugurated In lb)2 ! ) against the road because
t demanded the. long haul one way. This
appointment of Judge Illtier ofV > oming
closes * he Ogden gatcvvaj In the Interest of
he Union Paclllc , and It will continue to cn-
reiiGh Itself In consequence
There was a time when It was aorlously
.nought the Oregon Hallway & Navigation
company might absorb tlio Short Line. In
vhlch event the whole railroad tltuitlon of
he west would undoubtedly undergo a
change However , Judge lllncr baa come to
ho rescue , nnd the Short Line remains In
he Union I'acillc camp to continue a decided
uctor In Sound business.
rn.i.vioui : HAS IIACKI.D DOWN.
IIuntlngtcm'H TrntcM Indiiuvil Him to Hclux
II In I'crsn iitliiu < if hlrlktrt.
SAN TRANCISCO , Aug. 29 Superinten
dent r. J. Fillmore of the Southern 1'ar'fic '
has modified his attitude toward tho-ie en-
aged In the recent strike Just after the
strike ho was quoted as saying that nnnc of
the * leading strikers should ever obtain v.ork
n California If ho could help It and If rny
secured , positions ho would try to have Ui ° tn
discharged. These threats caused much Ir-
dlgnatlon and President C P HimtluRton
wrote a sharp reprimand to him from N'ew
York. This letter caused Mr Plllmoro to
make a supplementary statement In vhlch
he denies he said he would hunt down tie
ox-strlkcrs and drive them out of their posi
tions.
"I am not Interfering with anjbody , " ex
plained Mr rillmore "The men who de
stroyed our property , stole our trams and
killed our employes are nn the Tjhckllst.
This list goes to other roads U Is a uis > -
tom which has been In vogue for years. "
"If nn ox-striker can get work you do rot
propose to Interfere then ? " Mr Flllmoro was
asked.
"Certainly not , " ho replied , "except BU far
as the blacklist may come against him
There are strikers now scattered all over
the state picking fruit or hops. "
A second letter has been received from Mr
Huntlngton in which ho again refer-ed to
Flllmoro's threats , saying "I cannot believe
nny one would say anything malicious rr.d
Idiotic. "
_
( SNAP roil llll ! \II'KIIS. .
Iliilililnsim & Soiillinrn TUIinta In thu
Iliiiulsof llnilciiM.
CHICAGO , Aug. 29 The Hutclilnson &
Southern road has fallen under the displeas
ure of the Western Passenger lines for the
alleged manipulation nf tickets which are
being used to scalp the local business of
some of the local western lines. Chairman
Caldwell has Informed the Hulch'nson ' &
Southern that the market nt Kantas City
has been flooded with tickets of Its Issue ,
all of them being In the hands of bnKers ,
and has called upon the road for an explana
tion. When the report has been received
the roads will decline to honor the tickets
Issued by the Hutchlnson & Southern.
On September 15 the Chicago Great West
ern will Inaugurate an addition to Its train
service It will start a new train dally at
1-30 p in. for St. Paul , DCS Molnes and
Kansas City. _
Sliofhnno Hlio ] > l to rioic IVriiinlionlly.
J H McConnell , superintendent of motlv <
power and maphlnery of the Union Pacific
was In Che > enne Monday , In conversation
vvltli a reporter for the Dally Tribune of thai
city upon the situation he Is quoted as saylnj
that Nebraska crops are a total loss nnd thai
the farmers of the state would have llttli
or nothing to ship this year. "In man ;
places off the main line In Nebraska a pas.
senger coach is now attached to a frelgul
train , this taking the place of the formei
dally passenger service. In other places tin
dally service has been reduced to trl-weekly
These changes all took place yesterday.
"Now , " said the superintendent , "It doei
not follow- because , the train servlco In N'e
braska has been reduced that no increasi
will be made In the working force at Chey
enne. The shops at Shoshone , lOiho wil
be permanently closed on September 1 one
the men employed there will ba sent to othei
points Of these Cheyenne will get her ful
share. Shoshone is not oven a division poln
and It has been found useless to keep tli
shdps there open. "
Mr McConnell eald Hint from the begin
nlng of the strike the management had dc
termlned to sec that the men who had beei
loyal to the company should have work , am
this policy would be carried out Petition
had been pouring Into HIP ofllce of Genera
Superintendent Dickinson from all points ask
Ing tl at men bo relnntated. and all vv eie be
Ing given duo consideration.
With reference to a transfer of the Denvc
Bhops to the- Gulf road , Mr McConnell sail
that the matter liad been talked ot eve
elnco the appointment of n separate receive
for the Denver & Gulf , and that It probabl ;
would get no further than talk. He Rali
that comparatively more- men wera now em
ployed In the Bhops at Cheyenne than at an ;
point west of that place.
The superintendent will extend hla tou
over the main line and the Short Line , an
will occupy about two weeks In doing It
Between fifty and teventy-flve men ar
employed In the Shosbone shop * which ar
to be closed down. ' '
i of tlio Iliirllntjton.
CHICAGO , Aug. 2P. The net earnings o
the Chicago , Burlington & Qulncy for th
month ending July 31 ehow n decrees
of $57,131 from the same period last yeai
Net earnings of the road from January
to July 31 show a decrease of } 126,704 a
compared with the same months of 18S3.
Drnth uf , lolm C.Tjaull.
CHICAGO , Aug. 25. The veterin rallroai
official , John C. Gault , died karly today. H
never recovered icnsclousnoK ilnce h wa
fr ! = t itrlckon Tl f relallvn and frleii'1
of the dead railroad man knew frum th
flrit that Mr. Gault could not recover , am
for three days have been expecting dcith at
nnr moment At the bcdsldo wcro Mrs.
rjautt ; wife ot the deceased , Mr S. U ( Hull
of St. Paul , nnd the two daughters , Mrs.
C. B. Henry of ItaclncVls. . . nnd Mri James
U. Allen , It In expected tnit tlio funeral
will bo held on fc'rldftj- .
Itnllriintl l.itnmloii In Alrxtro.
MONCLOVA , Mex. Aug. 29. President
C. P. Htmtlngton of the Mexican Interna
tional railway has ordered that the line shall
bo Immediately extended from this city lethe
the Sierra Mnjado mining ramp , Nearly alt
of the grade ot the extension WAS completed
about two jears ago , but work was stiBprnded
owing to the financial depression. A branch
of the ruad Is also being built from Reata to
Monterey
J. A. lloblnson gcnenl manager of tlio
MonU-ry & Mexican fJult road , Is now In
Now York arranging for the oxtonilon of that
line from Trevlno to Sierra ilojado and
thcnco to Port MnziUl.in. on the Pactflc coast ,
'Iliolr I'lujlitir Cnnlm
lloth the llurllngton nnd Hock Inland are
busily engaged taking stuck of playing cards
preparatory lo putting stamps on them In
conformity with the new tariff l.tw , The
local cilice of the Hock Island has about
200 packs In stock but the Ilurllngton people
have not jet completed the count.
I ) . It. \ N. MrnUllAppinl. .
PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 29 Receiver Mc-
Nclll of the Oregon Hallway & Navigation
company has noticed engineers and firemen
that the proposed reduction In wages will go
Into effect September 1. The men will ap
peal the case to the United States court for
a restraining order
ICiltlvvity J > imn itnd > utF4 ,
Superintendent H II Reeves ot the Adims
Impress company and Mrs Hcevos have
returned from a week's trip tu Chicago.
Commemorative of tlie hand shaking cx-
inrslon of Omaha jobbers the Commercial
rluh has Iciued n little pamphlet dcscrlptlvo
of the trip over the Missouri Pacific Juno
27 and 28
General Manager Dickinson. Superintendent
of Motive Power McConnell. Car Ace mutant
Buckingham. Superintendent Nichols and
Superintendent of Telegraph Korty are out
on thu road.
The Burlington will run three special
trains from Crcston , Cumberland and Inter
mediate points next Saturdiy to Courtlanil
beach , the first train arriving about 5:30
p in. , the others as soon after ns con
sistent with safely. They will return after
the. close ot the "Last Davs of Pompeii. "
'II red. Monk. Nrnoin
Means Impure blood , nnd overwork or too
nuch strnln on brain nnd body The only
Any to euro is to feed the nerves on pure
jtooil. Thousands ot people certify that the
jest blood purifier the best nerve tonic and
strength builder Is Hood's SaiBuparllla. What
it has done for others it will also do for jou
Hood's Cures.
Hood's Pills cure constipation by restor
ing peristaltic , action of the alimentary canal ,
WirHOUT A STOPKRINTENDENT.
Ninv limit for Ilio Cltj S < limils Aliiit 11 o
I IHIM D Sonn.
The reslgmtlon of Prank A. Titzpatrlck
as superintendent of the Omaha schools will
ba tendered to the Hoard of Education at
the next meeting , \\hllo this will ba In the-
nature of a surprise to the general publlo
It has been known for some tlmo by Super
intendent riupatrhl.'s Intlrnnt' friends that
such a step wan under consideration.
Uarly In the summer Mr Fltzpntrlck re
ceived a flittering offer from the American
Book company to accept a position In thelr ,
New Yolk olllee. Th ° olTei was tuken under
consideration , but It Man not until Tues
day afternoon Hint It was llnally accepted.
Mr ritzpntrlck fnrnullj notified the mem
bers of the board of his decision yester
day , and his resignation will bo presented
for acceptance at the nc\t meeting.
Mr Kltzpatilrk has been superintendent
ot schools in this iltj for the past two
years Previous to this he occupied a
similar poslt'on ' at Leavenworth , Kan , anJ
most of his life has been . ° pent In educational
work In speaking of his approaching de
parture one of the members of the board
said yesterday that under the circum
stances the board could do nothing but ac
cept his resignation , bul that they should
regret to loho an official whose sen tea had
been exceptionally satisfactory.
Mr. Fit/patrlrk n.Ud that he had ilelajcd
accepting the jioiltlnn offend him for some
time , but that the Indute/niMiU offered were
so much greater than ho could obtain liCra
that ho felt compelled to accept. There
was no dissatisfaction on hla part with his
present position , but It un ; , purely a ques
tion of talary Mr Fltzpatrfck will enter
on his new duties on Orlober 1
As far as can be learned nothing has been
decided on with reference to the selection
of a successor. There. Is still n month In
which to make a selection , nnd It la consid
ered probable thut nt lea t half ot that tlma
will bo spent in considering tlio relative
merits of prospective candldales.
I had the goad fortune to receive a small
bottle of Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy when three members of
my family were sick with dysentery. This
one small bottle cured thorn all and I had
eonie left which I gave to George W. Baker ,
a prominent merchant of the place , Lewiston -
ton , N C , and It cured him uf the satno
complaint. K. Uazemore. AVhen troubled
with dyFcnterj. diarrhoea , colic or cholera
inorbus , give tills remedy a trial and you
wilt be more than pleased with the result.
The pi also Hint 'naturally follows its Intro
duction nnd iiso lias made it very papular.
25 and bO csiit bottles for sale by druggists.
Another I'lulilng Ituiiin.
The Judiciary committee ot tha city coun
cil Is considering a protest from a number
of adjacent property owners ag.iln.it the pro-
pos-d icopenlng of the old Harris & I-'Ishor
,
packing houbo nt ShetUy's fetation. The es
tablishment vvns closed up several years ago
becausethejo was no sewer through which
the refuse could bo cnrrltd away , but slnco
then ample goner facilities have been pro
vided , and the owners liavo made arrange
ments with Eomo local business men to repair
HIP plant and open It for business
.
A general slaughtering * business will bo car
ried on and 100 men will bo employed at the
start There la a strong opinion among
menib rs of the council In favor of allowing
thu establishment to be opened on account of
the employment which It will giveto a
large number of men during the winter.
While they ara ready to consider the rights
ot all persons IntprtHted , they are not dis
posed to act on lhe protettl unless there
shall bo conclusive cvldonc * to show that
the hustnre-i would bo a nuisance , which Its
owners a scrt cannot bu shown. H Is urged
that the oily cannot afford to overlook an ,
Industry which will afford support to over
ICO families In aucli times UN these , nnd It In
Ilk ly an effort will be made to effect a
compromise by which the protest w'lll ba
withdrawn.
When moving Into our present homo I
found a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm
left by n former tenant. On the lablu I
found the statement tl.at It was good for cuts
and burns 1 can testify to the truth at
this. Nothing In all my experience has
found Its equal for treating blisters or burns.
-K E Barrett , manager Sentinel , Lo
r'cur. . Minn I'aid Halm li also a euro
i-jr rheumatism. For sale by druggists.
( i. A. II. Natloiml riiiiiupiiu > it.
Begins at I'lttebiirg September 10. Low
fare over Vandalla and Pennsylvania Short
lines from September 5 to 10 Inclusive. Con
necting lines In went will sell redurnl rate
tickets over thene direct routes via St Louis
cr Chicago , , good returning niilll September
25 Inclusive Kor details apply to D. II.
Teedrlch. T. P. A. . Omaha , Ntb.
Siiperlntriiilflit Iliiiriton lto lfn .
W. W Thiirston , superintendent ol the
Hast Omaha Street railway has resigned. It
appears that ho was so far In nympattiy
with the trainmen who the other day asked
for a readjustment of pay Bchpihiles that ha
was cne of their counsellors , and did not
wish to remain In disfavor with tlio coin- ,
pany.
Oregon Kidney Tea curei all UJmy
troubles Trial tlze , 25 cents. All druggist * *
.Nalloiml l.oiiiinpnii'iil < 1. A , It.
At PHI burg. S'ilomber | 10 TJ 1'n jn Pa
il -1 i -n i i > - ! i'i u < i' l r u' "
For rates and ntliT Information a e your
nearest Uul n Pacific agent.