Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY /BEE : TUESDAY , "SEPTEMBER rl , 1894 ,
A BOARDER
A V - v
Pays you $4 to 58 weekly
that means pin money adds
little to your present expenses
THE BEE GETS 'EM '
17 WORDS FOR 25 CENTS.
SPEG1HL NOTICES.
Adrprllncrnont * for those columns will be tnUon
until 12:20 : | i. in. for the rvcnlnir nml until ! > : ( > )
p. m. tor the ntumlne nn < l Sunday c-lltlons.
Aclvprtipcis , liy rwiueaUnj ? n mimfocreil check ,
run lime nntwctn nildiwaoil to n numbered letter
In rnro of The liee. Answers BO mlilrcMcd will
be ilollvcroil upon prrsentutlon of tlio check.
Union , IVfco a word first Insertion , 1C a word
thereafter. Notli'ng talicn for less than Kfl for
flr t Insertion. r .t .
Tlie B iulveith fment | must run consecutively.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
$30 PEIt MONTliiV KTCn I1Y A COMPBT-
rnt bookkeeper nml uti-miKmprior. O iml city
reference * . AdJlcuB 1332 , N. ICth Htrret.
A SUM I *
WANTED MAIiE HELP.
SAL.nS.MRN ( RNRnnOTIC ) WANT MKN OF
irooil nOilresfl on salary for letall trade. Apply
1518 UouRlnn. II Mm g )
BPKCIAlJrV FUMMMKN FOR IlKliU'S M'SIP
Jaw lomciljfinlhrsed ( t > JU. . R , Ufp- Agricul
ture , Ilurcnii nf Anlmiil Influatry , HH n nppolllc )
nil n side line. Ijllionil trnn to rKlit : pnrtlea.
Address llrolhers & Itccd. Matvern. fa.
1J-M31I S17
WANTKD , THAVKf.INf : SAMISMBN' .
& TJiomnsan , .tnlloia. 1012 Karnain Kircp ,
It-COl S23
CAIlPHNTEltH , IO\VA , NKIIHASKA : IK YOU
wnnl n Kocxl ntcndy jot > In your own county
frum now until uprlnir. enclose We In stumps
for full pnitlrutam to Trunk Atherly. miinu-
facturur of the coinniorv flense weather ntrip ,
CeiUr muffs. . M714
nnj.iU | , MAN OP SOME ! U'S3NiS3 EX-
pcrlcnco lo open bmncli luislnrvi In the state
of Ncbi-HBkn. for rellaUla rnAiiufaeturlns com
pany. Soma reiuly cnsli capllnl required In
tlin arriiniremcnt ; nppllrnnt please state Ilnnn-
clal wortli anil previous experience. CSooil
. .saliry nnd part of tlio profits to llio right
innn. Inferences , Address Manufacturer , X
' 2 , U CO. Dtnahn Tiec. I1-M3 < 4
WANTED YOUNO MAN OF OOOD ADDRESS ,
to trnvel nml tell Bin pic good * to fiunllle.i.
Balnry ami train fare paid. Call 412 N. ISth.
J. Mcllurney. II ! ; - >
"WANTKD SALE MAN FOR iit-z RETAIL
trii'le ; the milclcesl felling article on the. mar
ket. Call at cuico al room 25 , U. S. brink hide.
King Mfg. Co. ? t iigj-i *
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PERMANENT WORK FOR ACTIVE MEN.
Hnlary or commission. N experience npcosary.
fl < iods mpnopaly. Coal b'lls ' of everybody ro-
| tojduccd 4 < > per cent. Address 1C. 3. Co. , 132 Col-
' 'bnntulo l > ld . ( lloaton , MQBS ! It M97J 4 *
ItAN Wrril SOME I.E1SPRE , COMPETENT TO
represent hurdtvaro publication. Uomintsitlon ,
Thomas Pub. Co. , 113 Wall , N , Y. It-M 71 4
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
LADIE3 WANTING FIRST CLASS GIRLS
apply at the SViMi'llnavlan Y. L. Home. Ofllce ,
205 N. Kth street. C-M6S3 7 *
100 O1RL3 WANTED TO MAKE OVERALLS ,
shirt ! ! , pants ami coats. Apply at Turtle's
Overall factory , Bt. Joseph , Mo. C M679 4
WANTED-RY "oOOD FIRM. AN INTELLT
Bent woman. Addresi U C5 , lice. C 370-3
WANTED , A FIRST-CLASH COOK ; NO OTHER
Idnil need apply ; no laundry worls required.
2103 DouRlus street , C M377
FOR H13NX :
TENTS FOU U'.NT. 1311 TAHNAM ST.
' IJ-TJT 817
WANTRD , OOOD JlKDlUM ruTcnf ) HOUSES.
List your hou.T.i for rent with Am
JIOUSE3 , F , K. DAHtVI.VQ , III.OCIC.
IIOU8K3 IN Al PAHTS OP T1IK CITY. TUB
O. K. Davla company , ISOO Farnani , D 735
' & CO. , It
FINE 7-IlOOM COttNKH FL.AT AT 701 3. WTIl
Btreet ; ranee nnd nil other conveniences.
Qcorgo Clouecr , room ! , 163 ] Farnam ctrvel.
I. 6. 8 AND 10-llOOM IIOUSKS. ' AM MOD-
crn , lawn nml cliade. Apply at ill N. Y. Lira
or 2121 Miami street. . D JUSO
HUNT. CIIEAI'KST SIX-HOOM COTTAQB
with batli In city ; only J15.OT. 3J3i Callfnmla
itteet. D-1I3.2
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FOU 'HUNT. DESMAUM ; D\rjiLriKas IN
all parts D ( city. l : . II. Shcafe , 133 Pax ton Wtc.
1) 837-S3
VOR JtKNT. MODICKN 6-HOOXI COTTAGE ;
call between 13 and 3 1U1 Ulwrinan nvenup.
1J-73J
FOIl ItKNT , S IIOOA18 , 634 S. 17Tir STREITT.
D 610-SM"
KIQHT-HOOM HOI'SF NEAU IOI [ SCIl6oU
J20 per mantli. Inquire KK Capltul avenue.
D-tCS 3
I-UOOM IIOUBB. INQUIIiE 2711 DOUOI.A3
stnvt. D-M873
K10HT-UOOM MODKRK HOU8E. IS MIAMI ;
Inqulro iu N. Win. D 633 1 *
i -ROOMS. LAROE HALL. HATH ROOM AND
closet ; rent citeup. SI3 South IStli si.
si.D6
D-6 4
I ROOM HOlisiS , MODERN ANI > CHB.VP.
COS N. Uth Btreet. 11 M71' PJ
FOU HUNT , KUCOANT 10-UOOM IIOl'SR ;
reasonnble. 2 3 Hurl itreet. U sst-1
ron nRNT-TKN-nooM irousn. N. w , con.
Fnrnnm and 30th l .j modern Improvements ;
by Chus. Turnur , 331U Parnara et. D S19
IXII ) UKNT , C-llOOit COTTAQK. J 16 UOIK'AS
street ; city water , buth. Inqulie HelM > rt Hun
ter. Kee olllce , D-MSW
-itooM , AI.I. aiontJnN IIOITSE. S36 SOUTH
17lh ; also oilier io ; < xl houses , a. K areen , rram
8 , Uurkcr block. D-1I33
Iiat'SK. 9 IIOOMS. hAl'NDHY ,
( urnnce. nicely finished , mlU from court house.
References. Wilshans , Ul Board of Trade.
D M9O C *
FOR RENT FURNISHED IIOOMS.
KUUN1SH13D IIOOMS. Ct SOUTH UTH 8T.
E-MKJ Sll
VLBASANT FUHN1H1IUD OOM. K1S UODOE ;
K-1I373
HUNT , VUHN18HEU HOOMd , I 1 DOIXJE.
FPIINISHUD DOOMS AT JIG SOUTH 15TII ST.
. | ; -M1M Hit'
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LtAROB AK1) a.M.M.1. HOOMH AND HOOM3
tn uu on two car line * . 115 Bjulli Mih tre t.
_ , _ j : 11613 1
I FURNISHED nOOMS I'XJIl HOUSBKKU'INO
for roan and wife. Itcnt tnkcu In boaitl , 319
N ITlli itreet. U
FINE UXXma AT TUB OLJ TURNER HOME.
N. B. cor Itth nnJ Howard. E J4 4'
FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHEDBROOMS :
call nt HOT DomUt. . K-7SM *
FUHNI3III3D ROOM , rjttVATE FAMILY. 1 > H
HI. Mary'l avenue. u I51-6 *
t NICa FURNISHED ROOMS ) FOR L1OIIT
lieu tlce pliic. IIH . '
H. nth at. C-47JJ-T'
FOR RENT. NICK FURNIBIIEU SOUTH
front room , 1'itvHe family. 211 ! Ci * tre t.
H1CELY FUnNISHKO fARLOHS JVJU TIAN
and wlfa al 1711 Uodea H. K 9 t-5'
ton UKNT. rnnNisiiKD ROOM. RII-EII.
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POR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
Continued.
VKRY DnSIHAnt-13 SOUTH FRONT ITU-
nlilied rt ms. 1822 Chicago stlcet. 10 M'J17 C *
IIOO.M FOR LIGHT ItOUSKKUEPlNO. 119 W.
13th. i : 723
FURNISHED KOOMS AND BOARD.
YOL'NCl WOMEN'S HOME I'NtJKR CAUH OF
Women's Christian association , 111 B. 17th st.
F 733
PLEASANT'ROOMS WITH HOARD. 2130 1IAR-
ney. F M3ISaU' .
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS W1TII ALL
conveniences. First-class board. 211 N'o. ISth
etrcet. F M27S-813'
NICE HOOMH ; GOOD IlOAnD ; HATES REA-
Bonablecotivvnlences. ; Tlio Hose.20n,2022 Ilarney.
F MK6 U23 *
ROOM AND HOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY.
231r. Howard. F 7024 _
ROOSW AND UQARD , 2113 CA JTOb AVKXUs !
F-J1H2 t
THE FItEN/.EU. I HAVK TAKEN THE
nbove family hotel at 23th and Dodge anil It has
been placed In perfect repair ; unr realty to lo-
c.ito the rooms nt once nnd shall BLTVC meals
after Keptcmlier 15th. riiom Is 1543. . Hc-
spoctfutly. Mrs. L. M. Tultle. K 71S- &
Ft'RXlSlini ) ROOMS , BINOLE OR EN SUITE ,
with buinl. 2105 Houslan. F MKO 8 *
DESIIlAIU.n ROOM WITH BOARD IN PRI-
vnle family. 708 N. 10th. F S'1-T
SOUTH FRONT IIOOMS FOR FOUR OR FIVR
Inillvs or gentlemen with IllBt class board at 1T22
Hod Be. . F 871-5 *
VKRY DE3IRAnr.B tlNFtTRXlSHED FRONT
anil bictc parlors , also furnlslieil rnums ; every-
tlilne Ilrst-class. 210 and 21 : South 25th street.
F MIH 10-
ULEQANTI.Y rURNlSHED SOUTH FRONT
room nnd prlv.ite board ; best conveniences.
2110 lousla street. F M97S <
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS , WITH OR WITHout -
out board. 970 N. 21th. O-3131S 4
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S UNFURNISHED HOOM9. 222U LK.VVEN-
worth. G MDI3 !
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES
CORNER STORE , P5.W. D21 DOUGLAS. INquire -
quire 922. 1 749
FOR RENT , ROOM. C5 BY 32. 2ND FIXOR ) 'OF
my store , suitable for cloaks ami cults ; ffooj
llfht and elevator service. Mrs. J. Benson.
1-M.3S5
FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDINCJ
315 Farnam street. The bu'ldlnB lias a fire
proof cement basement , complete steam heal
ing Jlxuren , water on nil ll ors , gas , etc. Ap
ply nt the omce of The Bee. I BIO
FOR RENT EXPOSITION HAI.L. GROUND
floor. Open dates can be had for parts ol
( September , October anil November. This Is
tlie only hall In Omaha equipped for conven
tions , political meetings , balls nnd other larsa
rrntherliiRS of people. A. J. Popplc'on , room 311
First National Bank buildingIS1I S
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED , GOOD KOLICITORS , MEN AND
women , to work for the PfJijreBslvc Endow
ment , ( lulld of America , fir Missouri. Kansas
and Nebraska , ( llulldlmr nnd lonn and ten-
year Endowment Insurance combined. ) lie-
llabltt people only need apply. Address ) room
6. ItocU Island bids. , cor. 6th nnd BdmonJ
otrcet , Bl. Joseph , Mo. J MJ03 01 *
AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS BV SAMPLE AT
home or travel. We pay liberal xalary anil ex
penses or Rood commission ami furnlili
samples tn rlsht applicant. Address Look
Box 1334 , New York Clly.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED. HOUSES TO RENT. HAVB MORE
calls than I can supply. J. n. r > arrotti > . 16th
and Dodge. K 31 S2I
WANTED. 3 OR 5 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEF-
Ine rooms , modern , at once. Address \V 0.
Bee. K M 51 4
STORAGE.
BTORAQE , WILLIAMS KCROS8. I2H IIATtNBV.
M 741
HTORAOE FOR JIOUHUHOLD OOOnfl ; CLTHAN
ami cheap rate. 11.'ella , 1111 Faninm.
M-743
OM.VAN&STORAGE CO.,1303 FARNAM. Tel.l5
M 743
BEST STORAGE BUfLDINO IN OMAHA. TJ.
B. pov. lionded warehouse. Hiiuselnild K' ds
stored. Lowest rates. 1013-lil3 Leavenworth.
M 744
WANTED TO BU"X.
CASH FOR LUMBER RUSINIWS IN LIVL
.town ; give full particulars. T 8 , Use office.
N-MBW S7
HAVANA FRECKLES , BEST ON EARTH , CC ,
' N U l 8.7
WANTED TO BUY STOCK RANCH. WIL-
llatru & Mlttan , room 313 , McCague building :
N-.MS96 t
FOR BALE FURNITURE ,
PAYMENTS EASY , YOU WON'T J1IS3 YOUR
money , Low prices on furniture nnd householi
Goods. Enterprise Credit Co. , C13-C1S N. It'll >
O-743
FOR SALE HORSES , WAUONS.ETO
2 TO1' Ilt'OOlES , 135 & J53. LEATHER TOP
carriage JC5. Drumrnond Cairlaca Co.
Co.I'
I' 74J
FOR SALE OR TRADE. 2 HORSES WEIGH
Inn 1,000 p-mnds each , C anil 7 years old. Frti
Terry , 43u Ramire bloch. I' 747
TUB REST U3ATHER TOP Ill'GClY IN O5IAHA
fur 5j. < X ) . Drummond , ISlti and Harney.
l'-74S
WANTKD A TEAM OF HOUSES ?
Hi ) leis than 1.100 IDS. , well broken to ctty
driving- , Bend particular ! la U K , lice.
1--5U-S-23-
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
ICC FOR SALE ; CAN SHIP OVER ANV ROAD
out of Omaha and Council IJIurTt. Lamoreaux
Bros. , = * ; So. ICUi , Onmho. Q-M3M SI7
llAN'K AND 1'LATTE VAJ.T.EY HAND FOR
tale. < - ' . W. Hull company , 2lh iir.d Izaru ti.
O-7W
CJfEAPKST CHICKEN ANH ORNAMKNTAI.
feneo niud . C. R. Lee , 901 Douglas. Q 749
FOR SALE. TUB FORMULAS FOR WELT ,
known proprietary medlcln . fnvarably known
In tha northwest , with sold rights tn manufac
ture and sell In North and .
II.U * m lit 1'f I.I AIIV4 South -A'.IIYl'llt. Ne
braska. Nonn but responsible parlies need
answer. Afidrecs II. K. Smith. ( J-MJUcill
MISCELLANEOUS.
BTOCK rASTWJinD ; GOOD FEit > , T. MUR-
ray. H-M4JT J ) '
HORSES WANTED TO WINTER. FIl'Tk' HEAD
of hones to winter t 1'lMte Vulley rano.lj box
( talli ; grain , hay nnd fo-lder ; best attention
irlvcn.lll take Block from Otn.iha and return
In the tprlnr. Addresi ( latlo Vulley Live
Stock Co. , Frtmunt , N b. 11 MI )
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OLAraVOYANl'S.
DR. II. WARREN CLAIRVOYANT. RE-
llatlo l > u < lne nictllum , ith year tt 119 N. II.
MASSAGE , BATHS. ETC.
1ADAMD SMITH. WJ S. Ittlt. H > FLOOR ,
room 3 ; missaicr , vapor , alcohol , ttetm. mil-
phurlne and a bathii. T tt82 < I *
IMTx 1.A RUB , 4 COUTK ItTII. T MHt 81 *
IABSAOE , MADAME UERNAHD , H19 DODOli
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PERSONAL.
UMI1RKLLAS MADK. 'RECOVERED AND RE-
1 South Sixteen til itreet. U 7M
HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book nnd consultallon free. AJilreM or
rail Vlavl Co. , 3I& Itee WJg , l ady HttendnnL.
U < * 4
TAKE YOUR FRIEND ; TINTYPES , 4 FOB
Zoc. rroctor , C1C S. IGth aired. U 7 < 3
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1ALDUFF
A pleasant and mnvMilentplneo , 152)
Farnam > trc t , Pa lon block ; 'phono ! „ . .
CREAit FOR WHIPPPINO AND 1UITTER.
milk , Waterloo creamery , 1611 Hownnl ; tM.lMi
U .o4 MIU
WHOLE WHEAT IIREAD FROM tTNIlOLTED
flour at Imogen L.Ramsey's , ' 217 N. 16lh st ,
DR.W.STEPHENSON. SPECIALIST , COO S. 13TU
Miin. LA ROOK. MASSAOE , 1WJ LEAVEN-
wortli street , third ll r , front rooms ; I wo first
class operators. _ U M973 10'
WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J.
Mullerfi new Ice crenm parlors. 2802 leaven-
worth street ; everything Is new , Including the
bullJIng. Tel. 1030. lea cream delivered.
U' * i53 " 1 1
OC CIGAR FOR EC. "HAVANA FRECKI.Ea.
U Mu l b2l
LECTRO-THERMAL 11AT1IS , FACIAL MAS-
Baee&comple.ilon treatment. Mme. Peat , 3I9W K.15.
1ATHS , MASSAOE. MMU. TOST , Jt9l ! H. 1ST1I.
U Kio
T. s. , Aunnuss OIVEN NOT AccirTAiirB
nt postoillce ; write ngnln anft morc > fully. Ad
dress J. Thornton Henry , gen'l il ry , city.
U > 19i 1 *
MONEY TO LOAN RJEAlj ESTATE.
Li KB INSUHANCK POLICIES LOANKD ON
or bought. F. C. ChcEiior , ICansjs City , Mo.
W "
ANTHONY LOAN . < ! : TIIUST CO. . 211 N.Y. LIFE
IIMIII at low laten for choice security In Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha clly firoperty.
W 760
MON13Y TO LOAN OK FARM IK DOUGLAS
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate.
KlclelUy Trust Co. , 1703 Tariiam st. W 761
MO.VKV TO LOAN ON IMPHOVED OMAHA
real estate , llrcnnan. Love & Co. , Paxtonjalk.
OKAIIA LOAN & TIIUST CO. . ISTH AND
DoiiKlaa Btreels , loin money on c.ty nml fnrm
property at lowest rates of Interest. W "Cl
MONEY TO IXJAN AT LOWKST IIM'RS. THH
O. P. Davis Co. . 1503 Fnrnam sb W "Cl
UNITKD HTATKS MOUTOAaK CO. OK , NEW
York. Capital J2 , < XM.OOO. Surplus SWXJ.O'H ) . Sub
mit choice Inntls to ! ' . S. 1'usey , uttent. I'lrst
National bank bulldlnfi , W 763
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST IIATI58 ON
Improved and unimproved Omnha renl estate ,
1 to 6 years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1T02 Varnatn.
IXDANS ON IMPHOVUn&UNIMI'UOVKDCITr
jiropertyi f3OHO & upwards , 8 to 7 per wntj no
delays. W. Furnani Smith & Co. , 131H Karnain.
W IC3
MONEY TO I.OAN ON OMAHA HKAL T.STATB
ut 6 per cent. W. 11. MclKle , 1st Nat. bank.
W 7C3
LIFK INSU11ANCK POLICIES ITIlCIIAflED.
I xins on name negotiated. Welllver & Co. ,
Drexel bldg. , Plilla. 1'a. - W MJI'4 O3 *
MONEY TO l OAN CHATTELS.
HONEY TO LOAN ON 1'UIIXITUUI , J'LVNOS.
liorsen. waKen * . etc. , at lowest rnks In city ;
no removal of Roods : strictly confidential ; s'ou
can pay the loan oft at any time or In any
OMAHA MOUTOAGn LOAN ? 0. ,
300 B. l th st.cei.
X fo-l
J. B. HADDOCK , HOOM 7 UAMQE LOC1C. _
X " ' ! *
SHOUT TIME LOANS. 432 PAXTON 11LOCK.
X-W7 Sa
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
crty. Harvtn Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Llfr > build-
in B , X 7tC
SloTjfiY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD 'I'URNI
lure , pianos , horses.wnKOtl" . r nily l < lnrl 'o '
cliattel ccurlty'"at lowest possible , rates , ivhlch
you can pay back at any time anil In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. ,
room 4 , Wltlmell liloclc. X-7t7
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOU RENT. A DEPARTMENT ON SKCOND
floor , 30x80 , In m\i of the lurcest houses In
Council Uluffa. 13 , care liee. Council Uluffa.
Y-7 S
FOIl SALE. A 11IO PAYING IUJSINESS ; NO
competition ; tl.S'JO cash takes It. Address S ,
60 , Dee. Y M100 SS
A HOWL1NO SUCCESS , HAVANA FRECKLES ,
Y MGJ1 SJ7
THE NATIONAL INFORMATION AND EXchange -
change Co. , 203 First National bank , Omaha ,
haii customerA with cash , farm lands and city
properly for merchandise. ; also stocks of Kcod
for wilu and trade. Y MSSG JO
FOK EXCHANGE.
I WILL TRADE AN IMPROVED FAUM WITH
plenty of feed for cattle. N , H. Dryden ,
Ojlrlchs. S. D , Z 11704 l
AMERICA'S PRIDE , HAVANA FRECKLES , 5C.
7-MCJl Sit
Jl.000.00 STOCK FARM IMPLEMENTS. J3.0 .W
real estate , mortgages nnrt cash , 3800.00 real
estate , building and lota , nil tn northeastern
Nebraska , ' for land , cuttle or sheep. Address
U 43. Bee. Z-MS > 1 I
A CHEAP , UNINCUMDEHED LOT IN OMAHA
r > * trad a for good buguy nnd team. A0 < ! r4.
1- J. Dec. -iWM '
I HAVE CASH , IOWA AND OTHER LANDS
t exchange for merchandise. II. A , Wagner ,
Omaha , Neb. Z M6C3
FOR TRADE , ONE OR ALL OF 5 STORU
buildings on N vtreet. . South Omaha , bringing
nice Income , for eood-clear farm land nenr
to Omaha , South Omaha or Council niitlfs.
Value of property about " $2 > ,00000. Address
U 51 , Hee. Z MIHJ 11
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FOR EXCHANGE , IMPROVED LANDS. CLEAR
of tncumbrance. good quality , with some cash ,
for general merchandise : correspondence con
fidential. Address lock "box 20. Denver City.
Neb. . 2-MSM 7
CLEAR CITY PROPERTY FOR LAND. WIL-
Ilama & Mlttan , McCague building , room 313.
Z MS37 Ot
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS , SIX MINUTES
from postulllcc nnd cnurt house , to exchange
for grocery stock. Pioneer agency , Sheridan ,
Wyo. K M9IO
GOOD CLEAR REAL ESTATE FOR STOPK OF
goods. Addret W B. this olllce. 2 Miff0 B
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FARM LANDS. C.1.HARRISON , 012 N.Y.LIF.B.
RE 868-rt'
FOR SALE , NEW 4-TtOOM COTTAOE : CEL-
lar. cistern , city water ; cor. 13IU and Sahltr ;
Jl.ZiVO ) ; lone time. Enquire 131S Fninam ,
Samuel Rurns. ' R E 773
GARDEN LANDS.
E miles from postofTlce , lone time , easy terms.
Call at 84 N. Y. Life , RE-731
ONE OF THE REST HOMES IN KOUNTZE
Plaet (2)19 ( Hlnney ) If nolil at once ,
will go for less than rest of house. Terms
about half cash , balance easy. R. N. Wltlmell
to * uer ) . M7 N. Y. Lite. 11 E 31K3-1T
AT YOUR OWN 1'RICE-NEAT CollNER COT-
Inire home , near Kountic IMac" . Otters wantnl ,
WcUlmns ARcncy , 331 Hoard ot Trade , RE K-'i-i *
WANTED Jin.tXW PLACE.
Wimteil 12.000 place.
Wanted to loan > 9 > 1 on farm.
Wanted SO acres In Sarpy county.
Wonted ICO In WashlnRton county.
Wnntwl Merchandise for clear land.
Wnntc-d 'C'l ' Mies. IJ3 nil ncre ,
C. F. Ilarrlsoa , 91 ! N. Y. Life ,
RH 96T-5 *
I1AROAIN8 , HOrSES. LOTS AND FARMS ,
salt or trade , F. 1C. Darllnc. Uarker block.
R E-771
CHOICE UARDEN LANDS. S MILES FROif
In trnrU from 10 lo Id ) acres. A
bargain. WH1 tnke some trade. N. U.
' 7 ' ' 'O1 "lock. R K-775
FOR SALE-S3.MO LOT FOR 11.50)1. )
Elegant corner , good collate. n.0i .
C-roorn house und lot , cervlml. { 2,504.
5-room house , corner Int. JI.500.
room house and lot. I1.S40 ,
< acres , ilenson. nmr motor , SI , 400 ,
7-room modern house , Farnam n. , J3.SW.
It. SOD lot for I7M.
7-ronin IIOUBO nnd tot. 11.200.
10 per cent rental property , U.W8.
G. F. lluttn. 23) So. 17th et. R E-S77-I
NKAT LiriLE IIOMB , EAST FRONT , NEAR
motor , t mile from 1 > . O. ; ll.l-w , I-HHV terms.
WfUlmns' Ageney. m Hoard of Trade.
i 1 1 AVE SOME w E LL IMPROVED FARMS
for Kile uhFHp ; price ( ruin ItS.O'l to 33 per
ucrv. We have n line country for fruit and
hay and we nre iiMr a inxKl niarkut. A. E.
Slilnn , Flora , Hay Co. . III. Ri--M8T3 : 4
DENTISTS.
DR. OKOItOU sT'NAKON' . PFNTIST. JH'lTFIw
Pnxtun block , ICHi nnFarnam ! . . til. tli
W3
_
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DR. 1'AUL , DliNTISTj "ijURT tiT. M'
jUTEtta
iiTniia Hirrri HOLD. KX-
cimnce < l , rented nnd rvpntreil. Tyiiowrrller and
oltlce jupulli- * . Trpc.u-xj.terR rente. ! nt ! l per
month. ThfUmuliJi Typewriter eichannc , nuc-
rejisorn tn the 1n > e > vrUpK ilepnrtmcnt of Ihe
Untruth Blathmeiy C Ull B. Kth. let. 1KI.
_ oILuj _ " '
; RE THE NKW DOrrtlUKTY TYI'tlWIUTER.
The Omaha TyiMi rllrrchaiigof tel. 1361 , No.
511 B. Hth ft. 777
_ ' _
ITOLEN TYI KWimTIUt' OFFERED FOR
tale should mnkr you nunplclousj tunny they
are mostly Hmllh'B , "Try on and ) -ou will
understand why : fall line of supplies. Hmlth *
3'renler Co. , 17th oMa 'Fatnam : telephone ,
1.SS4. w , , | . M-70S
VPEWRITERS OMAIhVio PEOPLE DON'T
leal typewriters , they buy of Us.Vliy ? He-
cause the J > cm innre itiilbrapli nml Yost are
the bnst mnchlnesi inado ; they -will outwear
any typewriter made , nnd tla a belter quality
of work. Our rupply department ullt lie sure
ti please yi > u. Send your machines to us If
you want them repnlrpU. United Typewriter
and Supplies Co. , 1619 Farnam street. Tele
phone , mv 9
BUSINESS NOTICES.
'IA1IA MEERSCIIAU&t PIPE rAGTORY ; OLD
plics | iimdenciv. . CQ3 B. ICth , 784
D. T. MOUNT HAH ItEMOVED IUS COAL OF-
flee to 2-J'J S. IGth si. . Ilrown block. 762
DAMAGED MIRRORS UES11.VEREU , 719 N. 1 .
781
STOVU REPAIRS OK- ALL KINDS ; ALSO
hotel range & general assortment ot ranges ,
cooks & henters : water nttachments put In &
OcT.cctfd nt J. Hughes , C07 S. 13 st & Jackson.
303
BICYCLEB.
1ICYCLES REPAIRF.D AND REMODELED.
Tires and sundries. Safes opened , rt'piilri'd , C.
R. llcflln. locksmith , 311 N. ICth st. BM 86
S. S'EW AND OLD , 120 TO ! 2i
rasy payments ; we rent nnd repair * Omaiia
Uli-ycle Co. . 323 N. ICth st. 7T8
( ICYCLES-ALL STYLES.
ALL PRICES.
for our list of second hand and shop
worn bicycles. Repairs ami 'yelp s-unurlca of
nil ndx. al. O , Daxon , 402 N. 18th si. 779
F YOU WANT TO HELL YOUH 111CVULE
take It to Omaha Ulcyclu Co. . 223 N. ICIh st ,
46S-1
LOST.
LOST-A SMALL IlLTJE ENAMEL LOCKET
with pold S-franc ettacheil , engraved "Sept. 12 ,
" 93. " Return lt > 1W4 Oeomla uve. nnd rvrelvo
reward. S75-3'
: /DRT SATURDAY EVENING , NEAR THE
southwest co ne Twenty-n nth avc ue nnd Ha'-
ney , a pair gold spsclaAjle * . Finder > vlll receive
reward by returning- same to Pierre A. Garneau.
903-3 *
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION.
THE OMAHA LOAN AND HUILDING ASSO-
elation pays larger interest than any savings
bank. Receives Investments of U or more
per mo. G , M. Nattlnger " , Sec'y , 1701 Far-
nnm st , , leo building. 721
YOU CAN MAKE MORE INTEREST ON YOUR
money by paying us Jl or more per month
than In nny tavlnfrs bank. Investigate. Mu
tual Loan nml ItulldfnK association. O. M.
Nuttlnger , see'y , 1701 Fnrnnm Bt. 725
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS JIEWOUND
utornge batteik'S rechacffed ; electrical nnd gert-
eml machinists ; superior worfc gimrantecd.
Omaha electrical Works , C17 aud G19 S. 10th st.
733
ELECTRICAL ENOINCKHH AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric UKhc.'Jti'Jnnjotor plants ami all
kinds ot electrlcnl conitruollon , Western Elec
tric Supply .Co. . 413 t fi'd l'4) S. liUi Bt , 784
UNDERTAKERS.&ND EMB ALMERS
H , K. nURKET , FUI ERAl. DIRECTOR AND
cmbalmer , JG1S Chlcaco st ; , telephone 90. 783
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . - - il,1 . _ - . .
BWANHON & VALIEif. UltDERTAKKRS AND
emualmers , 1701 Cumins Bt. , telephone 10CO.
* 1 U T 786
81. O. MAUL , , UNDBHTAKEU AND E
balincr , HIT l-'arnam sLutelcphoiie ! M. 7i7
UtEH I'LUSIUIN'O Ol1''EVEIIY KIND. QAS
steam & hot water lu-atlnj : atwcrage , 313 8 16.
i , t 7SS
3. J. HANIOAN , 1'LUUIUNO. STBAM AND
hot - ater heating. 2TO ? JJoa nworth t. 78J
JOHN 'ISOWQft O , , 1'LUMIUNO. ST.EAM AND
hot wutcr hcalliij ; . eas lUturcii ; elobes , 1 B. 13
790
DRESSMAKING.
MISS MASON'S SCHOOL TOR DUESShfAK-
Inp , cstablla cd 1S 2 , Is ready < or the fall
work. A thoroiiKli tailor eynteni Is taught ,
taken from nctuali measurements anil founded
on a mathematical b.isl * . 1'rom two to three
dresses are mndu during- the term of tan
lessons. Each pupil being compelled to handle
the carments durlnc the different stages of
progression. Hoom 317 B. Mth Btreet.
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOn LINE MAIL STCAMSIIIPS-SAIL
regularly every Saturday from Nciv York for
Londonderry und Qlasgow , City of Borne , Sep
tember S. ncxm ; Ethiopia. September 13 , 1 p. m. ;
Funicssla , September 22 , 11 a , m. ; Anchorla.
September 2D. 2 p. m , Saloon , second class ,
anil steerage , stiiRle or round trip tickets from
New York or Chlcnga at reduced rates to the
principal Scotch. English , Irbh anil all conti
nental points. For money orders , drafts , out
ward or prepaid tickets npply to any of our
local agents or to Henderson Itros. , Chicago.
HAT AND GRAIN.
11UY YOUIl HAY IW CAU OU TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. H , Snyder,151S Uurt si. , t l. 1107
8C5-S3
NEimASKA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE HAY ,
Kniln nnd mill stuff. We are nlwnys on tha
market to buy or sell. 1102-4-0 Nicholas st.
731
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. . LEADING OPTICIANS.
J. F. Ponder , manager. Eyes tested free , 212
South ICth , tn Klnsler'a drug store. 41G ill
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO. , SCIENTIFIC
opticians , H"S Fnrnnm nt. , opposite Paxton
hotel. Eyes' cxnmlaed free , 791
JOB PK1NTING.
HEED JOH I'llINTINQ CO. . FINE PRINTING
of ull kinds. 17th St. , Dec IIulllnn. 799
MAIL OUDriR KOMMEJICIAI. PUINTINO A
specialty. DouKlas Printing Co. , 419 H , 15th
St. , Sheely bldg. Tel. Ctl for prompt oervlce.
SIM
UPHOLSTEKING.
UPHOL'RING CA11INKT MATTUKSS WORKS.
W. It. Hell. H. A. ilcEuchron , 2717 Iavenw'th.
601
UPHOI TEIIIN < 3 VBIIY CHEAP THIS MONTH
M. 8 , Wnlliln. 2111 Cumlng. Tel. COS. 802
COKN10E.
WESTEIIN CORNICE WOKKS , GALVANIZED
Iron cornices. 1722 H. Mary's ave. 803
EAGLE COIINICR WORKS , JOHN EPE -
nHcr .prop. , IDS , ' 110 , 112 N. Hill. Estab. 13l.
V. . 8M.
QKINDING.
SCIBSOIIS. LAXVN MQAViJBS. IIAZOR8 , ETC. ,
{ . round. Molcliolr Lti < | , im U15 ' Furnarn street.
ItA'/.OHS , BI1EAI13. CUIi'iil-IHH. LAWN MOW.
era , He. A. U Uiulelindil IW N. 14th , 792
M.USIO , ART ASf ; 'LANCJUAGE.
Q. F. aELLENIlE.6li ; ' I1ANJOIST AND
teacher , 1SIO Callfortflji.Blret. " ; _ 911
FOR iJAtciiNg IN iXoa AND OIIQANS ;
'a.ty payments ; InstruVivftV1 renttil ; renta apply
on purchase , A. Hqf/eJr. ) / , TJJ
M ATHEM"ATI oAiSr.
ALVA J. OnOVER. rAllHEMATICAL AND
surveying lnstrumenM ( cnjltieers' and archi
tects' supplies ; trailfpti ! cloth , l > lu process
papvrs. JtS H , 15thr"lnall ordcrB. 79X
TAKEN UP-GRAY CAN HAVE
by paying exp nsc , ilujoi > ald. C2d and Grant
nvc. 874 3 *
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
\V3LF 11BOS. i CO. , MANUFACTURERS OF
awnings , ten Is. Hags , ivagon , hay stack covers ,
tarpaulin * . Imllwni and parnchules. 703-703 B ,
IGth it. , telephone Ml. ' Tenta for rent.
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. REND FOR CATA.
Ingue. Qrarga E. Ilrown. Jr. , & Co. , 703 S , 16th.
811
WHO LES ALE COAL
JOHNSON HROS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
nil kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited ,
10M Farnam it. Ill
STENOGRAPHERS.
sTTCLFFK OTNiRU. sTENOG-
'h r :5 lies tulldlnir , Tel"i > hone ; ,
FURNACES.
HHST FtlRNACK MADE , SOFT COAL HMOKN
ronmunlnit nnd hntil rent furnnceji. Uagle ( Jor-
nle < W tX * . 103-113 N. IHh St. S10
LIVERY BTABLE.
HOARDING STA11I.K8 , FINE LIVERY RIG9
cheap. Ed Uoumlcy , 17th and St , Mary's nve.
M-803
HOTELS.
AF.TNA lIOt'SB tKfllOPEAN ) N. W. COR.
13th and Dodge. I'.oom by day or week.1I5S3
1I5-S3 *
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
C. E. MOnillU. . rARI'tNTER , OFFICE AND
store llxlurea n upeclnlly. Patching nnd
planterlni ; . 1513 Capitol nvitel. . OS. 790
DYE WORKS ,
SCHOEDflAOIcT TWIN CITY DYE WORKs"
15il Fariiam Mrret. tlyelng of every descrip
tion und < lry clemilng. ' 797
PAWNBROKERS.
VtAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 415 N. Kth { .
72J
HARNESS.
OET MY PHICES llEl'ORE YOU BUY A HAIL
next. August Hi > hne. Ill S , 16th nt. 2C.1
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'B SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND.
N. Y. Life , Omaha. Ask for circular. 793
HORSESHOEING.
3IRS. THOMAS MALONKY , 12 N. ICTH ST.
231
DANCING.
Ai , . ON MORAND FOR LESSONS ,
or stage dances. 1D10 Harney , 3.3 Slfl
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Boo
Building , OMAHA. Neb. Advluo FREb
RRILWRY TIME GRRD
Leaves ! CHICAGO & NORTinVEST'N | Arrlvca
OmahalU. I > . Depot. IQtli & Mason St . | Omaha
ll:00nm Kattern
4:0 < lpm..Vestlbuled Llmlti-J 9:4 : nm
65am ; Mo , Valley Iocnl. . . . 10:20 : m
t4ipm.i..Oniahn ! ! Chicago Special 2l5pm !
Lcttves ICHIC'Aab. HURI.INGTON A Q. I Arrives
Oinalial Depot 10th and Mason Sts. I Omaha
< : pm .fChlaiKo 'Vestibule. . . . . . . . . . aiSOau
D:45am ChlcajTO Express. . . . 4:2r : rin
T:02pm..Chtruio ami Iowa. Local K60im ;
ll:35am. I'qcllie Junction Local 355pni ;
Leaves IBURL1NOTON & MO. RIVER.Arrlves |
Or.iahal Depot IQlli nnd Mason Sts. I Omaha
lo:15am : Denver Exprroa 9:3jarn :
lOllSam Dead wood Express 4li : > pm
4iOpm. : . . . , Denver Exptess 4l'pin : '
GOpm.Ncurapla : I.ocnl ( except Sunday ) . 6COpm :
Silt.im..Lincoln Local ( eaecpt Suni3qy.H:25aia ) :
' " " "
Leaves I _ K. C. . OT. J. A O. B. lArrlveV
_ Ojimhal Depot 10th nnd Mason Sts. I Omaha
'a : .r > ani Kansas City Day Express C:3pm :
9ISpm.K. : C. Night Ejt.yla. U. I' . Trans. Cr,0am :
Leaves 1 CHICAGO. IS. "I. A"l'ACiriC. iArflvcT
Omaha ) U. 1' . Dejot. 10th & Slasoii Sts.f Omaha
'
EAST. _
lOilSnra..Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . . 6:0pm
C:25pm : NlKht Express CMOam
Ilupin..ChleaBO : A'rstlbuled Limited l:2.'pm :
11 ; 35am.Oklahoma lxp. ( to C. B. ex. Sun ) 6:35aln :
' "WEST.
B:35am.Oklahoma : .t Texas Eip. ( ex. Sunll:35pm )
l:35pm . . .Colorado Llmltcil 410pm
Leaves I UNION PACIMC ( Arrives
DnmlmlUnlon Depot. 10th & MIIBOII Sla.f Omalin
Kearney Express 3fQpm :
2:15pm : Overland Flyc.r 5:40pm :
3:4Dpm.Beatrice : & Htronipl'c 10x ( ex Sun.12jpm ) |
G:4Cpm 1'aclltc Express 10.r."am :
& :20pm. : Fast Mali l20pin ;
Leaves I CIHCAGO. MIIj. & ST. PAUlIfArr'lvei
Omaha Union Uepot. ICth & MaBon Hls. | Omalin
G:35pm . . .Chicago Limited 9:30am :
11 ilOam. . . . Chicago Hiprosa ( ex. Sun. ) SX : ( > pm
Leaves I P. , E. & MO. VALLEV. ( Arrives
Omahal Depot 15th nndWebstcr _ tils. [ Omaha
" 9:0jnm7..T.DL-adwi > oil Express ? 6:10pm :
9:01nm.Kx. : Sat. ) Wyo. Kx. ( Ex. Slon. ) . . GIOpm :
C:00pm..Norfolk : Express ( Ex. Sunday.10:43nm ) :
IJ:3tpm. ) . . St. 1'aul JJxpress. , . . . , . .
LeavesI 1HSSOURI PAUIF1C. ( Arrives
Omnlml Depot l h ami Webster Sts. I Omaha
9 : < . . . . . - . . . . . Lodls Exprcsj 6Wam :
930pm St. Louis Express C:63pm
. , Dally ( .etc. Hun. Nebraska 1/ocal. . OrlOam
Leaves I C. , ST. I' . . M. & O. ( Arrives
Depot 15th ami Webster Sts. f Omaha
3:00nm..Sioux Clly Acrom. ( Ex. Sun. ) . . . 8 : < K > pm
10:00am..Sioux : City Accom. ( Sun , Onlv . . 8:05pm :
12:15pm..Sioux : City Express ( Ex. Sun..llC5ain :
S30pin ! St. Paul Limited OMtUm
Leaves I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. lArrlves
Omalinl Union Depot. 10th & Mason Sts. | Omaha
6ifi5am . Sioux CltjTlMMwnBcr .
3S3pm ; . St. Paul Express , . , . . 10:00am :
LeavesI SIOUX CITY A PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omahal Depot 151 h and Webi-tcr Bis. I Omaha
6:30pm : St. Paul Limited 9:4C > nm
6SOpm : Chicago Limited 9lg. : < ai
Li-avea I WA HA fill RAILWAY ( Arrlvtr
OmnhalUnlon Depot. 10th & Mnnon Sis.I Omii
( . :5Jpm. St. I.otil3 Cannon Ball
A riilluiitliropUt Dies.
Mr. John Roslcky , editor of tlio Pokrolc
Zapadu of Omaha , lias just recclveil a cable
gram clateJ at Prague- , Bohemia , announcing
tho. death of Vojta Naprstck. Dolicmlun-
Amerlcatis who visit their native country
have always managed to call upon Vojta
Naprstclt of Prague , formerly a citizen of the
United States. In 1S57 the Austrian govern
ment proclaimed on amnesty for all who
fled from Its wrath after the revolution of
1843. Vojta Naprstek at once left Milwaukee )
and America and -eturncd to Prague. The
large brewery whlcii he Inherited from his
father ho sold , and the Immense fortune thus
acquired he devoted largely to the advance-
meiit of science nnd art In his native city
Ho founded a public library and Indtistrla
museum , which at present Is said to be
worth Bev.ral hundred thousand dollars.
The museum contains models of the most Im
portant machinery Invented during this ago ,
and the collection has grown to such pro
portions In twenty-five years that Mr. Napr-
stck has had to erect a largo new building
especially eultecl to Its purposes. In the mu
seum la also a valuable collection ot papers ,
documents nnd periodicals pertaining to the
history of Bohemians In America. Althougl :
prominent In Dohemlan politics , he was ever
proud of his American citizenship , and Amer
leans were welcomed guests at his house In
Prague. Mr. Nnprstetc took a lively Interest
In the welfare of his .countrymen In America
which he showed a few yeara ago In do
rating 500 volumes ot Bohemian authors , in
the Bohemian language , to the public library
In Chicago. Mr. Naprstek lias been for
twenty-five years a member ot the city court-
ell o Prague , and a director of many char
itable , educatlona'l and patriotic Institutions ,
At the pubUo reading rooms In connection
with his library museum can bo found many
, .leading American newspapers and maga
zlnes.
For 40 years Cook's Imperial Champagne
( Extra Dry ) has bean on the market. Once-
used never discarded.
.SiirceciU Dr. lleum.
Trinity Slcthodlst Episcopal church , lo
cated at Twentieth and Blnncy streets , has
a new pastor. Uev. F. II , Sanderson , for
merly of Spirit Lake , la. , from which plac
he conies wl h tlifl highest recommendations ,
Uev. W. K. Beans , who has held the pastor
ago during tha allotted time designated by
the rules of ( ho church , goes to other fields ,
In speaking ot the transfer of Kev. San
dersnn , tlie Spirit Lake Beacon says : "This
call Is by no means remarkable. It Is
simply evidence of the fact that the honestly
acquired fame cl Uev. Dr. Sanderson ha ;
gone abroad. In ability , character , tern
perament and nil the varied acquirement !
of ministerial service he is one of the bes
equipped pastors in the country. All hi
sermons are strong , practical and helpful
and his oratorical powers arc of u superlo
order. His strong mind Is splendidly re
Inforced by nturdy manhood , a w rm heart
a clean ambition and unflinching Industry ,
Ho has the canfiO > 'nc and Ttgard , yen , th
admtratlcn of every community In whlcl :
he has labored. Or. Sniulorson will easily
meet every requirement In Ills new field
His church will love him , and he will prov
an Important factor in that larger sphri
of usefulness. All Spirit Lake will regre
the departure of the doctor and hlx es
tlmablo family , tut U Is so apparent tha' '
the change U for their good that our rllsap
polntment must be concealed by congratula
tloni. ' '
In order to introduce Chamberlain's Coug
Kerneily here we sold several dozen bottle ) o
a. strict guarantee and have found every bottle
tle did geed service. We have used It our-
relvfs and think It superior to any other.
W. I ilowrcy. Jarvlsvllle , W. V . For. sale
b/ druggist * .
nir iiMi TTTX ? ivMMtr'Ti r H t n
CAPITAL CI11 IhDUSTlUALS
Tlioy Oolcbrats Ln.bjr Day la the Prcsouoj
of Thousands.
FOUR HUNDRED LABORERS IN LINE
Croudi nt Lincoln I'urk Participant In tlio
Scimtor Allen , Mayor Wclr
mill "Cj-clono" Ilivvl * nf Trias
LINCOLN , Sept. 3. ( Special to Tlio Dee. )
Labor tl.tr "was appropriately celebrated
\ > y tlie Industrial element of the capital city
today. All tlio banks ami public olllces were
closet ] ami at an early hour this morning
the business streets were throngeil with
holiday makers. The distinguishing emblem
of tlio day was the Cuxoy badge nnd a pro
lusion of them were to be seen on the coats
of tha celebrants.
Most of the business houses were dccar.ttcil
with the national colors nnd flags were flying
everywhere. The parade was formed at 10:30 :
this morning ami the line of march was as
previously announced. There were about 400
men In line nnd a few women In carriages.
The music was furnished by two ot the city
bands. Tlio speakers of the day were Sen
ator Allen , Mayor Weir and "Cyclone" Davis
of Texas , whoso voice was heard In front of
the postolflco this evening. J. N. Galtln ,
tlio populist candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor , was also present and delivered an
address. The celebration of the day wns
held at Lincoln park and during the evening
the Lansing theater orchestra was heard. In
the following concert :
March Nli'liimiKeti Arr Itccvca
Overture I itmciiUNistrclch Suppc
Descriptive The American Derby
J. } ] . Lnmp
Synopsis : At the ilepot ; rush for the
train ; nil aboard ; nt u crossing ; arrival
arid march to race truck ; signal to "sad
dle up" ; Judges' bell ; the jockeys scoring- ;
third time , "Go ; " the race ; In tlio home
Htrctch : under the wire ; the winner ; time !
hurrah ! finale.
Spanish "Valse Sobre I > as Olas noses
Selection Krnanl Verdi
Overture M nrlha Flotow
Descriptive Oolnp to Camp .Heebe
Synopsis : The troops ore gradually iip-
iroachlng' , closely fallowed by life : nnd
I rum band ; the- arrival nt the depot > bell ,
whistle , stenrn. exhaust and pulling of en
gine Is heard ; all n board ; eni-otite ; the
lewsboys passing through the train : ar
rival at Podtink station ; down brakes : bucle
call ; 'Tall In" : drum roll ; "March' ' ; full
mnd ; pi-ami chorus goingto camp ; they
march , on" nnd gratlunlly dlsappenr In the
llBtance : going ! going ! none !
Medley Overture Ilellly ami the 400
Hraliam
Selection 1'Atlence . , Aiulran
Ma rch A tin cond a Lorenz
I'endlliB the rendition of the aliove pro-
Kram the following athletic contests oc
curred for prizes spi-cltled :
One-quarter mile bicycle race , $5 , $3 and
> 2 prizes.
One mile bicycle race. $5 , J3 nnd $2.
One hundred-yard foot nice , S3 and $3.
Fifty-yard foot race , $2 and II.
Hasp ball between the celebrated News
and Hnvclock teams for n purse of $10.
Ono of the heaviest downpours of rain
wlilch the city has hail In many years fell
last nlRht , nnd as a consequence the pic
nickers and the politicians In the city arc
enjoying the freshened atmosphere.
In speaking of the coming state fair Sec
retary Furnas says : "Of course I have
always said that In reference to every approaching
preaching fair , but I have always meant It
and It has always been true. Of course I
can't tell what the attendance will be.Ve
liavo had some serious misgivings as to
that , but I have potlced that all of the
state meetings held recently have been more
largely attended than usual. Take the re
union at Grand Island , for Instance , It
had an unprecedented attendance , and as
far as 1 could 'Judge from that demonstration
every one seemed , to have money. But
whatever may be the attendance the fair
and. Its displays will bo better than over.
The board has felt that there were urgent
reasons why It should be so this year , and
the people have responded liberally. The
county collective exhibits this year will
surpass anything ever seen In this state.
Twenty-two counties have already applied
for space , and some of them send word
th-it they have as flne a line of products
to show as ever greiv out ot doors anywhere.
One county alone lias 205 entries , nnd It
Is not cne ot the counties near this city
either. There will bo thirty or forty cars
ot fine agricultural products exhibited and
agricultural Ifall will be a marvel of produc
tiveness. "
The Odd Fellows of the city are making
extensive preparations for tha meeting of
the lodges of this district ( No. 2) ) , comprising
all the lodges In the city , University Place ,
Firth , Greenwood and Valparaiso. Invita
tions have also been sent lo Bennett , Cort-
land , Mllford nnd Blmwood lodges to be
present on that occas'cn. '
No SurTi rliiK In l > r lRo County.
FREMONT , Sept. S. ( So'cUl to Tl'O Ceo. )
There Is no probability of there King
much If any suffering tn Dodge tounty m
consequence of the illuut'i , as mcst nf , lo
farms are owned by the occupants Jim ! ure
generally unlncumberea. The -crn crop Is
generally a. total failure , still there ure a
few fields that are expected to yield fcm
forty to llfty bushels per acre , Oats ore
turning out a fair crop ; potatoes of to ac
count and hay very ilcht ,
H , E. Grlswold , the well k.iown stock
man , who resides In ill Is city , Is probably
the heaviest loser In the county , li's 100
acres of corn being n total failure , nnd In
July he lest fire valuable horses with glan
ders , and last week he lost over twenty
tons of hay by fire , but he Is well heeled
financially and can stand the misfortune ,
Sheriff Slllllken went to Council llluffs
yesterday and returned with Ed Ackerman
on the charge of forging H. K , Grlswold's
name to a check for $15 and passing the
same on A. 0. Norcen for a Milt of clothes.
Ackerman lisa been In Gr.swold's employ for
several years and would now be In prison
on a charge of highway robbery but for
Grlswold's ' generosity In paying his fine.
Hovoral Frtmlllofl In Noril.
NIOIJRAIIA. Neb , . Sept , 3. ( Special to
The Deo. ) Careful Inquiry and some Investi
gation show a necessity for aid In two town
ships In Knox county. Washington , which
has suffered the pist three years , where the
supervisor thinks about twenty-five families
will need aid , but probably not before the
new year , and In Raymond township , which
comprises all the new country west of the
Nlobrara river , over 100 new settlers will
need aid. Hut they will possibly b'j ' able
to get through the first part of the winter
with what local aid may bs at Imnd. The
ladles of the Women's Christian Temperance
union have organized a relief oiminit'.ce ,
and clothing and flour will bo placed in their
hands to distribute among the neJy. The
county authorities have taken no tier * to
relieve these people , no comjililnt having
been made ,
llnmliu 3Inu Married nt Lyoiii.
LYONS. Neb. , Sept. 3. ( Special to The
Dee. ) James Stilts , son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kdward Stiles ot Omaha , and Miss May
Everett , daughter of Hon. B. F. Kvcrett of
this place , were married at 8 o'clock last
evening at the Methodist Kplscopal church ,
Rev. J. B , Priest performing the ceremony.
The audience was the largest ever assem
bled at the church.
I'rlsht Will ind : Filially.
GRAND ISLAND , Sept. 3 ( Special to
The Bee. ) Mrs. Lcsaig , who wiis Miot at by
her husband , August Lcsslg , Is K.I Id to liiive
been scrloutly affected by fright nnd It la
feared will never completely recover , l.cs-
alt' , who Is now In the Jail at Central City
awaiting trial , 'Is reported as gU'lt-/ ; evi
dences of Insanity.
Coliimbui' Law mill Order 1-rucur.
COLTJ&IBUS , Neb. . Sept. 3 , ( Special Telegram -
gram to The Bee , ) A law nnd order league
has been organized here for the purpose of
enforcing the Sunday and temperance laws ,
The Infant son of ( lev. Mr. llelsslcr drank
fly polcon this morning and ti now in a
dangerou ! condition ,
rail * L'lt.r llrevUlM.
FALLS CITY , Neb. , Sept. 3. ( Special to
The Dee. } The drouth of two monthi In
Tails City was broken last evening by a
rood rain. The rainfall -win general through-
out the southern and eastern part * of tha
county ,
The funeral of John Kwalt , son of T. N.
Ewnlt of Ihls city , was conducted from tlio
Methodist church this morning nml Mras
largely attended. Young ICwnll WAS 25 yenra
old anil was A bright young business man.
Ills death occurred nt Manltou , Colo. , Thurs
day morning , nnd the remains arrived hcrl
Friday.
Mrs. Helen Smith , agrd CM years , died nt
her liotnVIn this city yesterday. Mrs. Smith
WHS one of the old residents of this city and
Is well known throughout this county.
Itnt'cnl it Toli.irri ) Crop
SCHUYLEU. Xeb. . Sept. 3. ( Special tt >
The nee. } The tobacco cror > of C J. Phclps
Is bolnp ; cut , the yield nnd quality betiifc
much In advance ot what was expected , 13ry
w ? ather did not Injure It proportlonatcl ] * to
that sustained by other crops.
Tlie managers ot the fair , to bo begun
ScpUmbcr 19 and continued for four days ,
John Craig , president ; V. II. Kohn , secretary ,
are busy preparing for the exhibition , The
ISO speed and stock stalls nnd the 1.200 feet
of fence burn d two months ago have been
rebuilt , excepting a number ot stalls. In the
placeof which sheds are being built for USD
this year. Farmers and stock raisers mani
fest an unusual Interest In desiring exten
sive exhtdtts , us such axhlblts will bo ot
great value to ( hn county In the way ot
Eliowlnir what It can produce even In a s-a-
son ot adversity. The purees for speed events
are ns follows : 1'ony running race , JGO ;
R-inlnuto trot , MOO ; 2.n.-mlnuto : trot , 1125 ;
free-for-all pace , $125 ; frrp-for-nll trot , J2GO ;
free-for-all run , $100 ; eoit trot , $75 ; county
cycle r.ice , $30.
A. II , Hughes returned from t'oncn yester
day. where IIP hud charge of a teach -rs' In
stitute. Early this week ho will leave for
Kookulc. la , , where ho has accepted work
* -Uh the faculty ot the Hughes Medical college -
logo of that place. He will ba professor-
chemistry , which will allow him spare tlma
enough lo pursue his own study for the modi-
c.il profession. Hughes was principal ot
the Schuyler schools for seven years nnd was
re-elected to bo such for another year , but
resigned. _
A 'plruitlil I'roDoflfitlfi ,
TKCUMSRH , Neb. , Sept. 3. ( Special leThe
The Ree. ) Johnson county farmers are get
ting enthusiastic over the results of raising
alfalfa for hay. . Although a. comparatively
new product for this section of the country ,
It has been experimented with suinclently
to guarantee It to bo the coming hay for
stock. In one case , particularly , has tha
result been exceedingly gratifying. William
KniBt , a leading farmer , has a twcnty-scvon-
acre Held , which Is four years old this sea
son. Drouth seems to affect It but little , as
it roots so deep. Three good crops of hay
wcro raised on the field this year , yielding
forty tons per crop. The first two crops
were cut and the third allowed to seed. Last
week Krnst threshed the seed , which yielded
202 bushels , which ho readily disposed at at
$7 per bushel. He also had forty tons ot
alfalfa straw , which Is as good feed as
prairie hay , and the latter article Is hard to
get nt $7 per ton. In other words , that
twerity-Beven-acro field ot alfalfa. In a year
of drouth , has been worth at least $2,210 to
Its owner , as follows : Ono hundred and
twenty tons hay nt $7 per ton ( low quota
tion } , (8.40 ; 200 bushels seed at $7. $1,400 ;
lion ) , ! S40 ; 200 bushels seed at $7 , $1,400 ;
relish , as It contains a vast amount of nutri
ment. For thin , reason horses or stock that
are fed grain will do ns well. It not better.
on prairie liny. Fed with grain , alfalfa
gives too much nourishment. The fields re
quire but llttlo fertilizing nnd have to bo
res own but one : In fourteen years.
le1ilinra' Oimrrul liiuM Snrlmuljr ,
SCIIUYLEIl , Neb. , Sept. 3. ( Special Tele
gram to The Hoc. ) Mark McGrath , a B. A
M. section foreman , emptied his shotgun
Into Joseph Kollha this morning as a result
of a quarrel of some months standing. Mc
Grath lives two miles south on the Plattc.
Kollha has a Held near by and claims that
McGrath'n chickens have trespassed , This
morning Kollha was seen prowling about
with a rllle In his hand nnd upon being
asked what ho wanted replied that he was
going to kill the chickens , and added' ' , as
ho raised his rifle , "I will 'shool ' you' , too. "
Mcflrath 'at once shot and Kolllia dropped
his jun and ran. .Tlio form.er came to
town and gave himself up , The latter Was
brought In by a neighbor. Kollha's vyoumla
are not serious ,
_
Dcinoi-lMtH of I tin Fifth.
HASTINGS , Sept. 3. ( Spsclal Telegram to
The Bee. ) Tlio central committee of ( ho
democratic party for the Fifth congressional
district mot In Hastings today , with a fair at
tendance. It was decided to hold the con
gressional convention at 11 o'clock on Octo
ber 3. at Hastings. Each county will bo en
titled to the same representation as In tha
state convention , with two delegates nt large.
This makes a convention of 101 delegates.
The majority of the committee favors a
straight democratic nominee for congress ,
but cannot vouch for the action ot their
counties.
By a strange coincidence Hoprrscntatlvo
McICclghan happened to bo In town at the
same time.
_
Injured In it Itmmmiy.
BLAIR , Neb. , Sopt. 3. ( Special to Tlio
Deo. ) William Wolff , wife and children had
a narrow escape from dath Sunday. They
had been In the country and started for horns.
| i A bolt holding n whlpplctreo broke , the horses
ran away , throwing Mr. Wolff and his small
I boy out , The boy was hurt quite badly
i but la not considered In danger.
Washington county Is making great prep
arations for the state fair. About 250 cx-
tilblts are already entered , Two carloads
will bo shipped Thursday , If Washington
county don't get the best exhibit this year
the other counties will have to have extra
fine displays. _
T\vu I'lilriiiiiuc nraii IUb'iud. :
FAIRMONT. Neb. . Sept. 3 , ( Special Tcla-
gram to The Bee. ) The residences of B.
Mllncr and Mr. Scholleld , south ot town.
v-'ero robbed last night , Three dollars ami
eighty-five cents end some jewelry vera
taken from Mllncr's and a tevr cents in
ohango and some small articles from Scho-
flcld'sVrd was sent to Geneva and today
Sheriff Porter took In a couple ot fclldws
On suspicion , who gave their names as
Charles Evans and Charles Dcuglas.
\Vali < 'll ' ! ( l' Wtitcr U'orlcfl.
WAKIJFI13LD , Neb. , Sept. 3-HSpeclal to
The Bee. ) At the meeting of the board ot
trustees the contract for putting In the water
works at this place was let to the Iowa Con
struction company , work to bo paid for In
Wakeflcld G per cent water bonds at par.
Under the terms of the contract work must
ba completed by November 1 , 1891 , Work
will be commenced this week and the work
pushed to completion.
Itiirnoil by n < ; ii tlnii Stoip ,
HASTINGS , Sept. 3. ( Special Telegram to
The Bee. ) A gasoline steve In the resldenca
of Sherman G. Knee caused a small fire this
morning. In putting the stove out of tin
house Knee pushed Is against Mrs. Knee ,
whom ho did not observe. Mrs. Knee was
painfully burned , but the burns are not deep
and no serious results will follow.
I'lrnt hlirnror In .Miinllm.
SYRACUSE. Neb. , Sept. 3. ( Special to
The Bee. ) The flrat rain for over Iwo
months fell hero last night. While It caino
too la to to do any material good to crops
It helped the pasture land and , laid six Inches ot
dust in the roads.
Hovcral luclici nt Itnln nt I'oru.
PERU , Neb. , Sept. 3. ( Special to Tha
Bee. ) The heaviest rain of the season fell
hero last night. It Is estimated that three
and one-hall inches of water have fallen dur
ing the last twenty-four hours.
Notlilnir
Intelligent people , who realize the Impor
tant part the blood holds In keeping the body
In abnormal condition , find nothing strange In
the number of diseases Hood's Snrsaparllla
U able to cure , 80 many troubles result
from Impure blood , the beat way to treat
them Is through the blood. Hood's Barapa-
rllla vitalizes the blood.
Hood's Pills are the best After-dinner pllli ,
as list digestion , prevent conatlpatln ,
Juit n l.llllu l > 'a trr.
The "Norlhwcsten" Number Sir , lenvloe
Omaha 4 p. m. dally , now arrive * at Chicago
7fi9 : n. m. , Initeid of 815 ; , a formerly. "Juit
u llttlo faster , " Llon't confdHo thli with th
Omaha Chicago tpcdal , which still leaves at
$ 45 p. m , dally and arrives at Chicago 8:15 :
a. in , No nred to change thli tralg.
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