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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1894)
THE OMAHA DAILY REE : WERNESDA\ ' , SEPTEMBER 5 , 18M. & Pays you S4 to $8 weekly J that means pin money adds JL. HtLle to your present expenses TI-1E BEE GETS 'EM 17 WORDS TOR = 5 CENTS. NXN SPEGlfiL NOTICES , " Advertisements for these columns will 1 > taltrn until 1SJO p. m. for the even m ? nnd until 8W : p. tn. for the morning nnd Sun Jar editions. AflM-rtWrH. liy requesting n mimbcKMl chetU , can have nnrvrvrn udjresseil li > n nmntieit-il letter In care of Tinllee. . Answers so nJdrcsnfil will bo delivered upon pri-sentntlon of tlio cliecU. niiten , l'4o n word llr t Insertion. 1C n won ! thereafter. Notli'ns Jaken for less tlinn Z3c for llrnt Insertion. These n Ucrtl ements mint run consecutively. SITUATIONS WANTED. I.AI > Y WANTS POSITION AS OOV- rnesi or French teacher. W 17. llee. A M9S7 7 * SITUATION AS COACHMAN' WANTKD I1Y n ycmntr man In private family : iuoil , com petent driver. Address W 13 , Itw. WANTED MALE HELP. SALESMEN ( ENEREOTIO WANT MEN OP Rnnil nd < lrc on salary for retail trade. Apply 1516 DoUKlas. if-MIIO tiJ SPECIALTY SALF.SMEN FOR REKD'S LUMP Jaw remedy ( endorsed by U. S. Dept. Agricul ture , Bureau of Animal Industry , us n Bpeclllc ) ns n ulrlf line. Liberal terms to r Kht pjitios. Address IlrnllieiB & Reed , alalvurn. InMJ3I B -MJ3I S17 WANTKD , TnAVEMNO BAl'USMUX , 11KLEN & Thompson lulling. 1012 t'aiimm stiwt. 11 CO I B23 \VANTin-YOUNO : MAN OP CIOOI ) to travel nnd fll slniilP ( ? " ' > ' * 1 ° families. Halnry nnd tialn fare paid. C.ilL 1U N.1 IStli. tT. Mcllurney. _ II tri-r * WANT/hD SALE MAN I O.t. 'IHJI HUTAtr , trmle ; the qulrkest srlllnR nrtlrlc nn ( lip mar ket. Cnll nt otiQint room "C. U. a. bank King Mfir. Co. 7t tK SAI.KSUAX WANTKD TO CAI.t , on physlclnns In country on lielnlC of losullm : meilliul publishers : stale nsc nnd experience. 1 * . O. box 103. , Philadelphia. I'll. U-M1DI 5 IVANTKO. rATHOT.tP MAN : ] NTiiLIfiiNT , lionoraUe. "U'nrk In Ills nwu locality ; SIS | " -r , week. J. It. Qay , CC fifth avenue , rhlencn. 111. ll-Ml'Sf C INTCI.TJOI3NT MlIN ANT ) WOMKN KVlttlY- wlierc to tnko orderw for "Sheep' New Voik Clly Illustrattil : " Just out , innrvcloUH jirftiliii1- tlon fit llio Aincrtmn metropulln ; profusi-ly II- lurtmtcil from orlBliml iilmvoKinphn taUVn \ > y < iur nvrn nrtLtts In places nml jtlunm : Illx-nt U'rmi rtnrt lUsdrlptlve clrculaia fiee. on appli cation : no cnpltal required ; inoilts , W lo JI7 . dally : 1f you want ta tilnKu inonoy fnst. wTlu- today. ASdrcsa tilobc Illl > li < IHiblUliIni : Co. . 3:3 Dcniborn Btieet , t'lilcnpi. 111. , nnd 713 Chostnul stleel. I'littaaelplila , I'a. 1I-M3J3 S" WANTED FJ3Mfl.LE IIELP. LADIES WANTING FIRST CLASS apply at the Scandinavian Y. L. Homo. Olllre , 20i N. 16th Jtrcet. C MCSi 7 WANTED , A. FIRST-CLASS COOK ; NO OrHGR kind need uiiply ; no laundry wi > ik minimi. ; iiM Douglas street. C M877 6 * rOB BENT HOUSES. TENTS FOR RENT , 1311 FARNAM ST. D 737 S17 WANTKU , GOOD 3URDIUU I'HI'T.D IIOUSIH. List your houses lor rent wltli Ames. D-733 JIOUSCS , F. K. DARLING , 15AUKCK I1LOCK. I ) 73f : touais IN ALL IAKTS OK TIII : CITY , run O. F. Duvls company , 1505 Kain.im , D 733 & CO. , R7T" CONTINENTAL I1T.K" D 7JS PINK 7-UOO.M COrCNKIl 1'LAT AT 701 . * . 1ST1I ntreet ; raiiRe nnd nil other conveniences. deorue Clouser. room 1. 1C2J Varnam Flreet. { , . S AND 10-nOOU IIOUSJES , ALL MODern - ern , lawn and shade. Apply ut Sll N. V. Lire or tlil ltlaml street. n-MlSi _ _ FOB IlKNT. CIIUAIMST RIX-UOOM COTTAOrl with bath In city ; cnly )13.oa. 3 < > 3J rallfainln itrrct. D Ton IlKNT. DliStltAllLK DWKLLINO3 IN all partt of city. K. 11. Sheafe. 133 1'nxtun 1)1 Ic , D 137-Bt _ ron IIINT. : MODIUN C-'HOOM COTTAOBJ cull between 12 und 2 1521 Hlicnnnn avenue. FOIl HUNT , t UOOMS. 031 S. 1TTH STUKHT. IJ CIS2t ) _ 3-HOOM IIOUSB , INQUlItn 2711 DOCOLAS street , I ) MC75 _ EIOIIT-HOOM MOD1511N lIOUSi : , SJ13 MIAMI ; liujllllu 1214 X. 2lth. U-6'JU 4 * G IIOOMS , I.AIiaiJ HALL , I1ATII ROOM AJSD cliBet ; i-ent cheap. B2 $ South ISth st. 3 6 IIOOM lIOt'.SKS ' , MOUURN AND CHI3AI i J 8 N 13lh street. _ -M7W h2J " TOR RUNT , KLlicjANT 10-UOOM TloT'Si : rensoiiqblc. 1003 Hurt street. D S51-C" rOll 3NTT13N.IlOOU lIOfSH. N. AV COIt Fnrnnm and 50th Us. ; modem linpnn emonis by Chas. Turner , Hl Farnam st. I ) 819 TOR ItKNT. 6-ROOM COTTAC3K. 1I1S DOUCAE treet : city water , bath. Inqutie llobert Hun ter , 1W otnce. 1) 1WJJ . AI.L MomN nora sw ITtli ; al < u other K < HH ! house * , n. I. . Giren. n n ZS , lliirktr block. 1 > MKfi " noi'Rt : , 9 IIOOMS. L.VUNPHY nicely finished , mlla from cmi-t house References.VcIslmin , S31 J Inn id of Trade. D-MMJ 6 * IOB BENT FUKNIBHElJ HO OMB , FURNISH UD ROOMS. SOUTH 19T1I HT. K-M3O Sll' I'LEASANT rURNISUii > ROOM. K15 IXr.OU Pt'RNlSUKU ROOMS AT Jl SOt'TU ISTII 8T I-MUI an * _ LA 11(1 K AN SMALL ROOMBNI > IIOOM ! tn ulta on two car lines. US Houth rotlv street KMtUS _ _ _ I Fl'RNISHiD.ROOM8 TOR HOlTiinKI3EI > INr for man anil wlf * . Rent tnkep In t ard. 31 K 17th street. K MW1 TINE ROOMS AT Till : OLD TURNI3R IIOMU N. Kr cor , l th and Howard. II-CM t * FOR * iuNTr"NTciFY it ; : NisuBD ROOMS call ut 8107 l > ousla . E TW-1J itUOOM , PRIVATE FAMILY. I J Bt. Uury's avenue , E Kt-t * t NICE FURNISIIKD ROOMS FOR l.TGHI housekeeplne. 1113 S. llth st. K 876-1' Vnn RENT. NICE FPRNIHIIKU POUTI front luom. Private family , Ml * CAM itreel 13SS S NICELY FURNISIIKD PARLORS FOR VAt and wlfa at Kll IXMsa st. ti JKJ4-5 * VERY DESIRARLR SOUTH FRONT FUR alilied roams. KU Clilcatu trc 't. 13 M917 I * ROOM FOR LIGHT HOUSEKKEPINn. U _ JXJR RKNT. Kl'RKMSHKD ROOM : IIKI'HR enc rxtulrud. in a , 24th ilrret. K S i UN 13 IIIII : ROOMS VOlL.U1IIT IIOUBI3 kfcpinc. wltli hrat and HelU : stutv Inwei terms. Addrna W 14. l ! . K UWT S TWO UMKl'HXI6HKD nOOMa ! flECONI fluor , modxrn couvvnleace * . Kl N. 1)th slnvt E MJSt S * FURNISHED IIOOMS AKD BOABB. VOUNO WOMRN'S IIOMH UNDIIR CARB OF Vomen's Christian aswclatlon. Ill S. 1'tli st P 759 1'LKASAKT nOOMS WITH BOARD. 212n IIA R- tier. ! MII : : sic NJCKLY FURNIRI1KD ROOMS WITH ALT , conveniences. First-class board , 211 No. 18th itreet. F M27S-S13" NK'13 UOOMS : OOOD HOARD : RATP.fl Eonutilejcoiuvnlcnccs. The Rose.SOJO.IMK : llniney. F MCS5 B2.f. * ROOM AND HOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY. Kir. Hownid. F 702-t * ROOMS AND BOARD. W13 CAPITOIt AVKNUI3. F M7I2 5 * . B _ TUB ntKNZRR. I HAVK TAKUN THE abele fnmllt hotel at 15th anil Dotic ! nnd It has been placed In perfect repair ; nm re.idy to Irt- cntf the ro niH at oncu nnd 'Shall ser\e meals after September IStli. 1'liona Is 1543. Re- spoclfully , Mrs. U M. Til ttle. F 718-5 FURNISH CD ROOMS . SINGLn OR IIN RtTITE , with board. 2101 Douslas. F M9M 6 DiSIRAllI.i : ROOM WITH HOARD IN 1'RI- vale family. 7iXi N. mil. F-S73-7' SOUTH FRONT ROOMS TOR FOUR OR FIVT ! Indies or gentlemen with first clots Ixmnl nt 1722 Dodge. F 871-5 * Viuv nusiRARi.i : uNrunxisiinn FRONT and Inclf jiarlori , also furnished room1 ! ; every thing llrsl-class. 210 und " 12 South Jth street. F Mill 10' IJLEOAKTLY rURNISHKD SOUTH FRONT room nnd private bojrd ; best conveniences 1110 DoiiKlas street. F M378 C * 11ANDSOMH- FRONT ROOMS WITH HO Mil ) ; tvfcnnwi. SU No 13th. F OS2-7 * I.AIir.i : SOUTH FRONT ROOM. WITH tniuul ; reference. 211 Farnam stirrt.F . F MM3 8 * rnoNT SUITE , WITH HOARD ; I-LTJAHANI IDIIK * , private funillv ; nit , < lc-rn t'onvenlenc ? ' * term * ] moderate , refetciicct * , C19 Kjtilh 2tl aienue. F MOM C * FOB BENT STOBES AND OITICEa COUNI3R STORE , $ ! ) . ( . SU DOUGLAS. IN- ( | UIIO 'jr. I 740 KOIl RKNT , ROOM. C3 IlY 32. 2ND FLOOR Or my sture , suitable for cloakH and suits , gooc llellt and elu/alur tor\lcc. Mrs. J. Unison. I-MD89 _ FOR RUNT. TUB 4-STORY I1RIC1C nUII.DtNC Mi ; ParnAin Btrci , ! . TJlt ; liuildlne has n lire liruof ipcnt Impement , cornplete steam heat InB flumes , water cm. all. , tluor * , titan , etc. Ap ply , 01,11)0 ) oinco-of Tln > . llre I 010 RKNT MXrOSITION HALL. QUOUNt floor. Open dates can be had for p.irtn o September , Oetuher nnd November. This I tile only hall In Omaha equipped for eonvnn tlont , political meetings , liallt nnd other Inrw pathciInK * of people A. J loppleon , room 31 Flr t Niitlonal Hqiilc bulldlns. I-SI4 S FOR RUNT , GOOD NTOIII3 ROOM IN Till Ixst location In northeast Kansas , will ren very leaaonnblr to itood | Mity. Addrosi Theo diid O. 1" . Welsenl rn , Ualleyvllic. ICnn I MtOOO 8" _ _ _ _ WANTKD. A GOOD rANVASSKR. CALL A' noDn nntl after S p. m. . southeast corner 811 and lloiv.ird streotH. J MIDI B' AGENTS WANTED , _ WANTED , GOOD SOLICITORS , MEN ANI women , to woik for thu t'roKresslve Endow nient Oulld of w\merle.r , far Mlssnurl , Knnsa nnd Ntlirnska. ( IhilUUni ; nnd Loan and ten ye.ir Endowment Insurance comlilneil. ) Re liable people only nepd ujuilv Aildreas roor C > , Rmlc Island bids. , cor. Cth and Kdninn slrccl. St Joseph , Mo. J M903 01 * AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS IIY HAMI'1,1A' ! home or travel. We pay liberal salary nnd ex penxex or good commlHalon and turtils eamples to ilRht npplknnt. Addiess Lo < : llov jsil , New York I'lty _ LADY AGENTS , IF YOU WANT NEW GOODS iiulck * < llers. InrKe prolltfl. Rood tmtlsfactlon wrlto Undies' Sujiply Co. . 311S Forest nvcniic Chleaiiu , III. J M09J B * WANTED TO KENT. WANTKD , HOUSES TO RENT. HAVE MORI enlU th.m I can suppl ) . J. II. I'.irrotte , 1611 owl Podge. 1C 531 S2I WANT TO RKNT UrRlGHT PIANO. RES' care suaranteed. Address W 13 , llee office. K 9S3-0 * STOBAQE. STORAGE , WILLIAMS ACROSS. 1Z14 HARNHV M-741 BTORAGE l'"OR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CI.EAJ and cheap rate. R. Wells , 1111 rarnam. M-712 O'M.VAN&STORAGE co.iM2 TARNAM. Tei.is ; M-743 13EST STORAGE Ill'ILDINCS IN OMAHA , U H. KOY. bonded warehouse Household Rood Btoteil. Icst rates , 1013-lOli4 Leaveiuvortli. M 744 WANTED TO BUY. CASH FOR LUMUKR llt'SINESS IN LtVl town ; give full iiuitlculars. T 6 , llee office. N M'W ! ' 87 * HAVANA FRECKLES , 11EST ON EARTH , K N-M611 827 WANTED TO I1UY AN ESTADLISHED VA\ Ine coal business for cash. Address W 9. Itei - - ' K-jTO-6' WANTED , IIOUHM NOT OVKR 7 YKARS OL1 nny lady can drive safely. welKhlnn nhon 1.100 pounds ; gUu description. Addresi W II 1I.-8 olllce. N M900 6 FOB SALE FUBNITUBE. I'AYMKNTS EASY.'OU "WON'T MISS YOU1 money , low prices on furniture nnd houxehol Uoods , Kntefprlio Credit Co. , 613-C1J N. 16th i O 745 FOB S ALE HOBSEB , WAG ONS , ET ( 2 TOI' IlfGGIES. JM & JCJ , LKATHER TOi canl.iBo 105. Druminond farrlaua Co P-7U I'OH SALE OR TRADE , 3 HORSES WKIC1II Inff l.OOt pound * acli , G and 7 soar a old. Fre Terry , 48i ) Rainga liloclc. r 747 THE REST LEATHER TOt' UUOQY IN OMAH , for IU.QO. Uiumniond. lltli and Itarney.I' I' 74 WANTKD A .TEAM Ol' HORSCS WE1GHINI no lens than 1.10) Ibs. , well broken to clt drMug- , Send particulars to U 17. lice , r-eu-s-n * FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS. ICE FOR BALK : CAN SHIP OVER ANY ROA out ot Omaha and Council lllufts I imnreau Hrus. . 6 So. litli , Omaha. Q-M3uO 317 HANI ; AND TLATTE VAW.KV BAND FO rale. C. W. Hull company , 20th nr.d ItanI ti 2 . Q-7M CHEAPEST CIHCICIN : AND ORNAMBNTA fence made. C. U. L . JK71 Dougla * Q-ltS TOK aM.fi , THE lORMVLA8 FOR WEL hnown proprietary mfllclne * . favorably know In the northwest , wllb tola rights to manufai turn and sell In North and South Dakota , N < braska , Nona but mrxmslbU paitlw net answer. Address H. V , Smith. Q-1U19 Bit NKW STANDARD n'RIQHT TIANOB FO rain at nunuficturcr's prices ; only tev l < ! Address W 10. IJo . Q-550-iJ MISCELLANEOUS. OfJT MISCELLANEOUS. Continued. 1IORBP.B WANTED TO WINTER. FIFTV HEAD of horwn In winter nl 1'Iitte Valley ranr.i : bos Mails ; ctnln. buy and f lder ; best nttentlon ritrn.III Like sinck from Omalin nnd return In the spring. Address I latta Vnller LlVfl Bt clt Co. . Fremont , Neb. U Ml 3 WA NTED ] WILL HOARD OOOD SADDLE hone for one or two months for use ot III Kood reference. Address W IB , Uee.RMM1 R-MM1 t CLAHIVOYANT3. MRS. Dll. H. WARItnN. PLAIRVOYANT , RE liable business medium ; 7th tear nt lt N 13 , B 763 MASSAGE , BATU8. ETC , MADAME SMITH , 502 S. 1ITII. : D FIX > OR , ruom 1 ; mas nee , vapor , alcohol , steiim , ml- phurlne and sea baths. T M32I ' MMB. L'A RUI3. 418 SOUTH 1CT11. T-MH1 S MA83AQE. MADAME BERNARD , 1419 DODOE. T 6 - > ' PEBSONAL. UMIlItnt.LAB MADE , RECOVERED AND im paired , 103 South Slsteeiith street , U 753 VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES. Health bwk nnd consultation free. Aildr ss or call Viarl Co. , 213 IX-u lildg. Lady nttendant. U 754 TAKE YOUR FRIEND ; TINTVI'ES , 4 FOR i5e. rroctor , 610 8. IClh street. U 755 A pleasant and convenient place. 152) Fatnatn street , 1'axton block , 'phone 711. U 7D7-S17 CREAM FOR WHIPl'l'INO AND 1IUTTF.R- mllk. Wateiloo creamery , 1C13 Howard ; tcl.KlSJ. U ij4 HI' ' ) WHOLE WHEAT RREAD FROM UNIIOLTEO Hour . t Imogen L. Ramsey's , ' 217 t , ! ( jtl' "Ji UR.W.STEPHENSON , SPECIALIST , CM S. MMK. LA HOOK , MASSAOE , 1WO LEAVEN- worth street , third lloor , front rooms ; txvo llrsl class operators. _ U MOT3 10 * WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J. Muller'a new Ice cream pallors , 2S02 Leaven- worth street , everything Is new , Including the building. Tel. 1050. Ice cream delivered * U * " ' ( 5 B14 100 CldAR FOR GC , HAVANA FRECKLEa. U MCjl b27 j2LECTRO-THiRMAL I1ATIIS , FACIAL MAS- EaEe&compluxlon treatment , llmo. I'osl , 319H H.li > . U-S7S-30 IAT1IS , MABdAOE. MME. TOST , 319'A S. 15TII. U 30S IF KII M1LLKR. THE COLOREI > PITCHER , formerly with the Council muffs Maroons , will call nt llee business oltlco lie- wilt Ret an Im portant letter. U M3'JS C' MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE. LIFE INSURANCE POLICIHS LOANED ON or bought. K C. Chcsney , Kansas City. Mo. W 723 ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 318 N.Y LIFE loans nt low rates for choice seciirtly In Ne braska und Iowa farms or Omaha city property. W 760 MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM IN DOUGLAS Improved nnd unimproved Omaha real estate. Fidelity Trunt Co. , 1702 FarnBin Bt. W 701 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate , llrennan. Love & Cu. . I'axton blk. W 762 OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO , 1CTH AND DiuiKlas streets , loan money on city and farm property at lowest rates of Interest. W 7C3 MONKY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE O. V. Davli Co. , 1503 Farnam st. W 701 UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW York Cnpltnl J2.OIO.OOO. Surplus JWI.OM. Sub mit choice lands to F. S. Pusey , ob'ent. First National bank building. W 7C ? MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON Improved nnd unimproved Om.iluv real I'xtale. 1 to 5 years. Fidelity Trust Co , , 1702 Fmnnm. W-701. LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY propelty. J3.000 & upvvaids , ( i to-7 per cent , no delajs. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Fnmam , W 7GS MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE at C per cent. W. H. Melklc , 1st Nat. bank. LtFK INSURANCE POLICIES PURCHASED. Ixxin on name neKOtlated. W-ulllvcr & Co. , Dresel bids. . Phlla , I'M. W MH OS- MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS , liumes , waKens , etc. , at lowest rntts In city ; no rcmoMil of goods ; strictly conlldenll.il , you can pay th loan off at any time or In any amount. OMA1JA jiop.TGAGE LOAN CO. . lufi S. 16th it.eei. J. D. HADDOCK , ROOM 427 RAMOE IILOqiC. SHORT TIME LOANS. 432 I'AXTON 11LOCK. X 057 SO MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROPerly - erly Hnrvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life build- Ins. 7C6 MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNIture - ture , pianos , holies , waRons. or any kind ol chattel security , at lowest possible rates , which you can pay bad : nt any time und In any amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. . room 4 , Wltlmell block. X 767 BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR RENT , A DEPARTMENT ON SECOND floor , 30iEO. In one of the largest houses In Council Uluffa. li. care llee , Council Hluffs. Y-7CS FOR SALE , A DIG PAYING BUSINESS ; NO competition ; Jl.SOO cash takes it. Addres.1 S. M. Uce. Y MIO SS A HOWLINO SUCCESS. HAVANA FRECKLES. Y-MB31 SJ7 THE NATIONAL INFORMATION AND EX. change Co , 2Ui First National bank , Omaha has customers with cash , farm lands and clt ! property for merchandise ; nlao Blocks of ( jood : for * ale and trade. Y M8CC SO SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION OPEN TC all ; try our sjndlcate svslcm of speculation Incrense your Income ; Information free ; sent for circular. Thompson & Derr Co. . 3S Wai Htu-et. New Yoik. Incorporated under th < laws of state of New York ; cupUal , J10D.OM. Y M9J3 5' FOB EXCHANGE. AMERICA'S PRIDE. HAVANA FRECKLES. ! C till I HAVE CASH , IOWA AND OTHER LANDS to onehoncB for merchandise. H. A. Wasner Onmlm. Neb. Z M865 FOR TRADE , ONE OR ALL OF 5 BTOR * buildings on N street. South Omaha , bringing nice Income , for good clear farm land nea : to Omaha , South Omaha , or Council muffs Value of property about J25.000.00. Aildrrs : IT 51 , Bee. Z M6J2 11 * FOR EXCHANGE , IMPROVED LANDS , CLEAT of Incumbrance. gem ! quality , with some cash for Keneral merchandise ; correspondence con fldentlal. Address lock bos 30. Heaver City Neb. 2-MSM 7 CLKAR CITY PROPERTY FOR LAND. WIL Hams & Mlttan , McCaeua building , mom 313. 2 M8 > 7 Ot CHOICK RESIDENCE LOTS. SIX MINUTE ! rtim postortlce nnd court house , to rxchanffi for Etocery stock , Pioneer agency , Sheridan Wyo. Z aiDIB 6 * GOOD CLEAR REAL ESTATE FOR STOCK Ol cooda. Addresa W 8. this olllca. a MP70 8 WHY NOT TRADE YOUR VACANT LOT TOI n nice place In which to live or to rent Wanted , to trnde notes for a good drivlni liorae. 1 > . F. Hutchison , 103 N. ISth. M-0 A CI-ACRE FRUIT FARM IN THE 1'EACI belt In Michigan for a , farm In eastern Nc bmska. Addreis 701 24th street , South Omaha Neb , 2-M S'J C FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE FARM LANDS. C.F.HARRISON , 1J N.Y. LIFE RE SW6 - FOR SALG. NF.W 4-ROOM COTTAGE , CEL lar , cistern , city water ; cor. 13th and Sahler ll.iOO.OO ; lone time. Knqulro 131S Farnam Samuel Hums. R E 773 GARDEN LANDS. I mllen from postomce , lone time , easy terma Call at > 42 N. Y. Life. RE 731 ONK OP THE REST HOME3 IN KOUNTZ1 IMace (2019 lilnney ) 1C sold t cnce will BO for less than cost of house. Term about half rash , balance easy. R. N. Wlthnel ( ownerj , S07 N. Y. Life. ' . ; H-an.3-17 AT YOUR OWN PRICE-NEAT CORNER COT ioge home , near Ilountia I'laoOTer * wanted Welshans Agency , 331 Hoard ot Trade. Its 9C5-8 WANTKD-IW.OM PIJICB. Wanted 12.400 place. Wknted to loan FJoO on farm. Wanted 90 acres In Sjrpy county. Wanted 1W In Waihlngton county. Wanted Merchandise for clear Und. Wanted if' } ( xies. tK an acre. a F. HarrUoa. 813 N. Y. Life. RK M7-5 * RAROAINB. HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS ale or trade. F. K. Darllne , lUrker block. R 13-774 NI3AT LITTLK HOME. EAST FRONT NKA1 motor , 1 mile from P. O , ; ll.IWi easy ter mi WelsUtoi' Agency , 331 Board ot Trmdt. RE - : FOB BALE BE AL ESTATE. OantCiutL FOR 8ALE-J1.W LOT FOR * 1,6 < X > . Elffrint corner , roe < Hrottnire , IJ.OW. l-nxint hnusc and lot. central. IJ.UX ) . C-room hoiue , cornecrl > t , IJ.iOO. l-ronm house nd lotr il SOO , 4 acres. Henson. nensjl ( > jur | , JI.4W. 7-room modern houserrarnnm St. , J3.8M. ll.JOO lot for > 750. " room house and lot , fl.209. 10 per cent rental pruucrty B.WO. O. F. llutts , ao So. itdi t. R E-S77-t TYPEWB1TEB3. TYPEWRITERS noroitT , BOLD , EX- clmnned , rented and rn > arei ( ] Typewriter and ofllce mippllcfl. TjpcwwV'in lentPd at )4 per month. The Oniahn Typewriter cxchnnnc , suc cessors to the tspcwntm * Department of the Megeath Stationery Co. , 211 S. 13th , tel. 1341. 770 SEE THE NF.W DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER. The Omaha Typewriter exchange , tcl. 1361 , No. 211 S. 13th st. 777 STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OrrBRRD FOR sale nhould make you suspicious ; funny they are mostly Smith's. Try ono nnd you will understand why , full line nf supplies. Smith- Premier Co. , 17th and Farnam ; telephone , l , l. ' _ M 7tfj TYPEWRITERS-OMAHA PEOPLE DON'T teal typewriters , they buy ot us. WhyT Re- cause the Densmore Cnllcrnph nnd Yost are the best machines made ; they will outwear any typewriter made , nnd ilo n better quality ot work , Our supply department will bo sure to pleasa > ou. Send your machines tn us if you want them repaired. United Typewriter nnd Supplies Co. , 1613 Fnrnam stteet. Tele phone. 13S5. saa BUSINESS NOTICES. OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD pipes made new. CO ! S. IGth 'SO . T. MOt'NT HAS REMOVED U1S COAL OF- nee to 2Q'J S. 16th Bt , Ill-own block. 782 * DAMAGED MIRRORS RE3ILVERED , 719N. 16. STOVE REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS ; ALSO hotel ranee & general 'assortment of rnnses , > : ooka & heaters , water attnchinenti put In & CC.T.cctrd at J. Hughes , G07 S , 13 st & Jackson. 303 _ BICYCLES IICYCLES RKPAtRED AND REMODELED. Tires and sundries. Safes opened , rvpalted C. R. Hollln , locksmith , 811 N. 16th si. 9M SO JICYCLES. NEW AND OLD. tW TO J123. eisy payments ; we rent nnd repair. Omaha Bicycle Co. , S23 N. 16th Bt. 778 _ 11ICYCLES-ALL STYLES. ALL PRICHS. Send for our list of necond hand and shop. worn bicycles. Repairs and cycle Bimdrles of nil kinds. M O .Daxon. 402 N. Kill st. 779 IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR RICYCLB take It to Omaha. Ulcycle Co. . 123 N. Kill nt. 455-4 BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION. THE OMAHA LOAN AND 11UILDINO ABSQ. elation pays larger Interest than any savlngi bank. Receives Investments ol U or more per mo. G. M. Nattlngcr , Scc'y , 1704 Far- nam St. , Dec building. 721 YOU CAN MAKE MOR TC INTEREST ON YOUR money by pnylne us II or more per month than In any savings bank Investigate. Mu tual Loan and llulldlng ns-octntloll. G M. Nattlng-er. aec'y. 1704 Farnam Bt. 72J ELECTBIOAL SUPPLIES. ARMATfRES AND CONVEKT15IIS REWOUND storage batteries recharged ; elcctilcal and Ken eral machinists , Bimerior work guaranteed , Omaha Hlectrlcal Wet s , Ci7 and 01U S. ICth st. KLECTRICAL ENGINEERrf AND CONTRACtors - tors for electric light nil motor plants and all hinds ot electrical construction. Western Elec tric Supply Co. , 415 nfld 421 S. lUli at. 784 UNDEBTAKEBS ANU EMBALWEB3 II K. RURKET , ri'NERAl' DIRECTOR AND embalmer , 1618 Chicago st , ; lelephono ( H ) . 781 SWANSON & VAT.IENf UNDERTAKERS AND cmbalmcrs , 1701 Cumlpg I > 'T ' > telephone 1000 V 78J * M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EM- balmcr , 1417 Farnam s ) . , telephone 22i. 7s7 PLUMBEBS. FRED-PLUMHINO Olf EVERY KIND. GAS steam & hot water lientlnic sewerage , 313 S 16. ' 7S8 J. 'J. HANlOAN. PLnMRlNO , BTEAM AND hot water heating. 2701 Leavenworlh st. 789 JOHN ROWE & CO. . PLUMIJING , STEAM AND hot water he.itlne , gTis fixtures , globes , 421 S. IE 7M TJBESSMAKING. MISS MASON'S SCHOOL FOR DRESSMAKIng - Ing , established 1S92. Is tendy for the fall work. A thorough tailor system Is taught , taken from actual measurements nnd founded on a mathematical unsls. From two to three dresses nro made during the term of ten lessons. Kach pupil being compelled to handle the garments during the different stages ol progression. Room 317 S. 20th street , M-S22 B HAY AND GBA3N. IIUY YOUR HAY IIY CAR OR TON LOTS. WI buy hay. A. II. SnyderlM5 Hurt St. , tel. 1107 8 9-S5 NHtlRASKA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE HAY , grain and mill stuff. We are always on tlu market to buy or sell. I102-I-6 Nicholas Bt. 791 OPTICIANS. OMAHA OPTICAL CO. . LEADINQ OITICIANS J. F. Ionder. manager. Eyes tested free. 22. South 16th , In Klnsler's drug Htoie. 41i ! 15 * TUB ALOK & PKNFOLD CO. SCIENTIFIC optlclani , 1408 Farnam st , opposite 1'axtoi hotel. Eyes examined free. 791 JOB PB1NTING. REED JOB PRINTING CO. . FINE PRINTING of M kinds. 17th St. , Itee llulldlng. 799 MAIL ORDER COMMERCIAL PRINTING A specialty. Douglas l'iInline Co. , 4ID S 1511 St. , Sheely bldg. Tel C44 for prompt service. IsOO UPHOLSTEBING. UPIIOL'RINO CABINET MATTRESS WORKS W. R. Hell , R. A. McEaclu-on. 2717 Lcavenw'lh 801 UPHOLSTERING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTI M. S. Walkln , 2111 Cumlng. Tel. CW. 802 COBN1CE. WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , OALVANI7.EI Iron cornices. 1723 H. Mary's ave. 803 EAGLE CORNICE WORKS. JOHN EPE niter .prop. , 109. 110 , 112 N. lllh. Kstnb. 1851 80 GBINDING. SCISSORS. LAWN MOWERS. RAZORS. ETC , cruund. Melcholr Uros. , 1119 Furnam street. M287 RAZORS , SHEARS. CLIPPERS. LAWN MOW frs , etc. A. L. Undeland. 106 N. 14th , 793 MUSIC , ABT AND LANGUAGE. O. F GELLENBECK , ' , I1ANJOIST ANI teacher. 1810 CallfornH > t < rcct. 814 _ FOR BARGAINS IN P.tA'Srbs AND ORGANS easy payments , InstrumHrra rented ; rents appl on purchase. A , Hosliet'-4r. 745 MATHEMATICAL CTSTBUBEENTB ALVA J. ORQVER , MATHEMATICAL ANI surveying Instruments , pyglneers * and archl tccts' supplies ; tracing cloth , blue proces papers. 218 S. ISth ; iuMl orders , 793 TENTS WOLF BROS , & CO. . , MANUFACTURERS Ol au Dings , tents , llag . wagiin. hay alack cover. tarpaulins , balloons and parachutes. 703-705 E 16th t. , telephone W4r"l'tnts ' for rent. o-t , ) b07 BIT _ TAXTDEBTMI3T3. _ TAXIDERMY1 AND FURS..8END FOR CATA logue. George E. BrownJr. ) , & Co. , 709 B. ISth WHOLESALE COAL. JOHNSON HRdS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS I ! all kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited 1003 Farnam t. 8 BHERIDAN COAL. EXCELLENT SUI1STITUT1 for hard coal , > 3.W Ion cheaper. 1C03 Farnam. MM6 O4 STENOGBAPHEBS ! F ! J BUTCLIFFE. vIENERAL BTENOQ raphtr , 232 lifts building. Telephong W7.Mill Mill .LOST. LOST AT I'OSTOFFICK OR IlirTWKEN POS1 olllce and Rea building- bunoli nf ke > s. Hull able reward on return to U. lira land , nuartei master'H corral , city S18-C HOBSESHOEING. MIIH THOMAS MALONKV. HJ N. HT1I BT.at FUSNAOEB. 11K8T FI'RNACE MADE , FOFT C-OAI. SMOKE eonsunilnn nml linnl coal furnaces. Eagle Cor nice Works. 108-112 N. Itth * t. 810 LIVEBY STABLE. HOARDING STAIU.ES. F1NR LIVKRY IHGfl cheap. Ed Ilnutnlry , Kill and St. Mary's ave. M-S09 HOTELS. AETNA HOt'SE < FUROPEAN ) N. W. COH. 13th and Dodge. Room by day or week.143S3 143-S3 * OABFENTEBS AND BUILPEB3. C. K. MORR1LL , CAltPF.NTlMl , OFrtCD AND vtnre IU lures a specialty. Patching and plastering. 1513 I'npUol ave. , tel. 4)9. ) 78S DYE WOBKS. SCHOEDSACK. TWIN CITY DYI2 WORKS. 1521 Fnrnnm street Dyeing of every descrip tion and dry cleaning , 797 PAWNBBOKEBS. . MAROW1T2 LOANS MONEY , 41S N. IGth sU 72J HABNESS. GET MY PRICES BEFORE YOU IU/Y A. HAR- ness. August llohne , 711 S. 16th st. 2C.1 DENTISTS. DR. OKOROE S. NASON. DENTIST SUITH 2iM ) Paxton Muck , 16th nnd Fuiuain sis. . Ul. 712. 803 DR. PAUL. DENTIST , 2020 Rl'RT STSOfl BHOBTHAND AND TYPEWBITING. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND , N. Y. Life , Oinnhn Ask for cltcular. 70S DANCING. -.Vi. , ON MORAND FOR LESSONS. SOCIir"v or stnge dances. 1510 Ilarncy. KS13 'fill : KEALIl'Y Al\RKii' . IN'STHUMENTS placed on record September 4 , ISOI : WARRANTY I1I3EDS. Hpnry Pundt nnd wife to Cul Junge , Mnch R , Pundl Place tl.WO Pioneer Townsllo companr"to < lust.iv P.iul- cen , lots n nnd 4. block C , lI'MUiliiKlnn. . . W ) J W SlmnU nnd vrlfu to 13 S Slunk , lot 10. block " > . Fnrnam JIolshtH COO S J Qoi dun and Inislnnd to .1 M Taylor , lot 2 , block 2 , Missouri Avenue p.nle. . . 2,000 Cathno PaRoler and hustwind tu Knt Johnston , lot 4 , block 1 , 1 , P Hammond add * 00 R A Miller to E B Miller , n 13 feet lot 13 nnd H IS feet lot 12 , block 3 , McG.ivock SO'K'a ndcl 2.MO 15 F Sc.ivcr nnd wife to O W Amen , lot 17 , block I , West l. < tvrn 1 Robert Greener nnd wife to R E Greener , n 11 feet lot IS , block , 5 , Wllcox add. . . . 1 Joseph Greener ami wife to Robert ( .ttcener , lot 12 , block 5 , same 1 J 13 Mason to A M Thomas , lot 15 , block . 3 , William Hagcdoin'H ndd MO K S Stout ta 1. O Dodge , n ' , j sa no 10-13-10 1,100 II M Ittner tn Uul.li ICIrprhln.uin , w 4 of e 1032 feet , lot 11. In 21-1S 13 4.1N Sutnu to Evn Klrpchbiiiun , e Gt.C feet , lot 11. sime 4,120 McUavock & O'K Co to Johin. Wolf , lots 10 and 20. block 3. Sliilby Pl.u-i- KO C H Nichols nnd vvltc to I C Ilr.i.ll.'y , u % ne 2S-15-10 2,100 W I ) Mil lard , transfer1 to E G Luck.Mxl30 ( feet In lot 6 , Wock 5 , Orchard Hill 3,500 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. G W Ames nnd wife to O .1 I'leknnl , lots 21 to 40. block 1 , lots I to 10 , Ito 2D. 22 to 27 , block 4. lot 17 , block I , West Lnun 1 C T Taylor nml wlfo In C A Wcsterfleld. lot Z , block C. Parker's add 000 UOKKS & 1IIII to W T Robinson , lots and 10 , Butdelte court 1 G W McNaURht nnd wife to M. L. LiMand , lot "E , " Morton's subdlv 1.000 Total amount of tmnsfcrs J2I.TO BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Bee Building , OMAHA , Nob. Advice RRlLWHYTiMEGJffiD Leaves ( CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N JArrlvea .OmahalU. P , Depot. 10th & atason at . | Omaha llOJaln ; .Uiistcrn Kxpre fisOjir 4:00pm Vesttbuled Limited. , D:4Cair : C55am ; . . .Mu. Vnlley Local , . , , 10.10 : m E:45pm : Dmnha Chlcngn Hppctal 2:15pir : Leaves CHICAGO. BUIILINGTON & Q.JArrlves Omaha Uepot ICtli nnd Mason Su , | Oinqln 4:45pm : Chicago Ve tlhulo 9 ; D:45arn . . . .Chicago Express. . . . . . . . 4:25rtni 7:02pm Chlcapo nnd Iowa Local 8:00run : ll:3Jam I'aclllc Junction Local .CiCSpni LeaTeTIBUIlLINOfON "ST5lO. Iltv01l.Arrlv | a Omah.il Depot IQtli and Mason Sta , I Omaha 10lSam : Denver lizpress 0:3Sarn 10iram : Dc.idwood Kxpress 4inpni 4lOpm : Denver Express 4:10pm 6:60i : > m.NebraFka Local ( except Sunday ) . C0pm : gjlSam..Lincoln Local ( except Sunday.ll25am ) Leaves I K. C , ST. J. & C. n. JArrlves _ Qnin hal Depot I Mh and Ma on 8I | Qm ha 9M3am Kansas CUy Day Kxpre < s BiSSrJni SjWpm.K. C. Night Ex via. U. I' Trans. 6Maro Lrixves I CHICAGOm. I. " & PAOIPIC. " JAfrircs OmahalU. KJJepot , lOlh & Jjnson Sts.f Omaha " " " EAST. t _ 10:15am..Atlantic : H-cpicss ( ex. Sunday ) . . . COSpm C:2Tii : > m . Nlclit Impress 6 JCnn 4MOpin..ChleaKa Vestlbulrd l.lmlled. . . . l2Ipn ; 11.3Jain.Olilalionm lixp. ( to C. U. ex Sun ) Siionn " " "J _ _ WUST. E:35am.Oklahoma : A Texas Hxp. ( ex. 8unll:3Spir ) : 1135pm..Colorado Limited 410pir ; Leaves I UNION I'ACIMC | Arrhr OtnalialUnlon Depot. 101 h .t Ma on Sts.f Omahf 10ODnm Kearney Kxpress. . . 3:0 * > pn 2lpm ; Overland Klye.r 5:40pir : 3:15pm.Ueatr1ce & Btromsl/n 10x ( ex Sun.l ) : ) Spn 6:4Dpm I'nclllc Ilxpress. . . . . . . . . lO.SSan Mpm.L. . Fast Mall. . . . . . < ; ; 0pir Leaves I CinCM5 < Cf ilfir"ft 8TrpAUtrArrive ( * OmalialUnlon Uepot. 10th & Mason 8ts. | Qmalit sTsJpm ChlcaRo Limited. . sTsOan Ul am..Chicago Kipresa ( ex. Sun. ) . . . . 5:00pn : Leaves I P. , 13. & MO. VALLHY. JArrlires " Omahal Depot 15lli and\Veb8tcrSts. _ _ jOmahi 9Wani7 : ( Deadwood Express ( :10pn 0OJani.tx. Sat ) "Wyo. Ex. ( Kx. Mon. ) . . 5:10pn 600pm..Norfolk ; Kxpress ( Kx. Sunda > ) . . .10:45an 6:30pm St. 1'aul Hxprt-si } :4).in : Leaves I MlPSOt'ni 1'ACiriC. .Arrives . OmahiM Depot IS 111 and Webster SU , Oinahi 9:00am : , St , Louis Kipress 600an ; D:30pm : St. Ixiuls Kxpres * r.:5Jpii : 5:10prn..Daily : ( ex. Sun. Nebraska Local. . 9:10au : Lenves I C , ST. I' . , M. & O. ( Arrives Omahal Depot 15th and Webster Sta. | Om.'ihi 8.00am..Bloux City Accom. ( Kx. Bun , ) . . 8:03pn : 10OOnm..Bloux : City Aecom. ( Hun. Only ) . , l-mpn 12:13pm..Bloux City IHpress ( Kx. Sun..ll:5ran ) : B30pm St. I'aul Limited ; 40an Leaves I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. JArrlvea OtnahalUnlon Depvit , iOlli & MaBun Stg | Oniah ; TiSSnin Sioux ClTy PassetiRer. lOilOpn : S5pm Bt. I'aul Express I0:00nn : Ix-aves I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. ( Arrives Omahal Depot I5th nnd Webster Sta. | Omah 6:30pm Bt. Paul Limited OMOar 6:30pm : Chicago Limited 940ar ; : I.etivesl WAIIASII RAILWAY I Arrives OmnlialUnlon Uepot. 10th & Mason Sin.I Omii'- f.Upm Bt. Louis Cannon Hall li:3 ! . . lIel | ) < Hl tlio Unilrr Mnn. It will bo a. long time before IV. II. Gctte again turns In and takes tha part of a ma who Is down. Monday morning , BOOH nfte the passing of the parade , Mr. Getter wa walking down Sixteenth street and as h reached Webster lie noticed that Lewis Wedc Itlnd was in the act of whipping an old ma who had a dray wagon on the corner , Getter noticed that the odds were strong ! against the old man , owing to the fact tha Wcdeklnd was a man right In the prime c life and large enough to cat two men of th size of the one with whom ho was flghTIni Getter Intimated that the fighter ought t take a man who was near Ilia size , whe with an oath Wedeklncl turned and remarkei "I guess you are my meat. " Hardly had h uttered the words when he pasted Getter couple between the eyes , knocking him Inl the gutter , where ho reposed for a momen when ho started to arise , hut was prfvcntet a good-sized flst again coming In contact wit his nose. At the sight of the blood \Ved < kind became like an enraged bull and pounce upon Getter , pounding and kicking him I the face , continuing this pastliffa until he wa pulled off by sonic passersby. VeaterJa both of the parties appeared In Court , whci the tales of the fight were told , after whlc Wedeklnd was fined $25 and the coats < prosecution. Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache. Trli tlio , 25 cents. All druggists. Won't Heat Him Any Mnrn. The case , of the- state against William I Gamble , a colored barber , charged with bea Ing his child , Joseph Gamble , a boy 13 yeai of age , was called and dismissed yeate day , the father promising to desist from tt brutal practice In the future. Oregon Kidney Tea cures nervous heal icbes. Trial ilia , 25 cents. All druggliti. TVTPT n n 4 IT TIIIAI iTITH r t fur UNCLE SAMTOHOLDIIIE SACK Government May Lese Whnt It Has Given to Western Railroads , FORECLOSURES AND THEIR RESULTS 'rnspoct Tint tlio I'lrsl MortgitRp Holders Will Tnho Ktnrj tiling In hlBlit cunttiiriitnl MUCH Clotting ToRi-tl Tlio lliirlliiRton ICtlonslon. Tha talk In Salt Unko of attempting to mvo the newly appointed receivers of the ircgoti Short Line and llio Utah Northern act slilo anil other receivers nppolutcil who tavo no connection with the Union 1'aclrtc Ivcs little itncnslncss at Union 1'nclllc head- u.irters. Ofllclals there state that the talk s entirely visionary , an the circuit court us passed on tlio question ami undoubtedly will continue to hold a friendly Interest In he property. The way the receivership business Is work- nc out for tlio Union 1'aclftc bcKlns to have ho appearance ot a very shrewd game on ho part of those vitally Interested. Not so nucit a p.imc probably as an an Inevitable se quence of events. It Is very much doubted If these rotds laving separate receivers will pay more ban their operating expenses acllnR Irulo- Mmclentlr of the main line , nml should they lot do so lc\reclosuro Is Inevitable , nml then lie first mortgage holders will take the jroperty. wiping ou the government lien iml all other liens , for that matter. Inclini ng the consulldatcd bondholders' mortnaRC. Tlio purpose of separate receivers Is simply to show the earning ; capacity cf the roads. Some people believe the Kansas nclllc and Hie Oregon Short Line will de velop Into paying properties anil be able lot only to pay operating expenses , but a certain portion of the mortgage Indebted- less. ThU Is stoutly denied by those who irp In a position to know. If the latter con- lltlon bo proven true then the government ivlll be the sufferer , Contingent upon the development In the Knnsas Pacific anil Short Line companies Jepcnds the action of foreclosure on the main line of the Union I'acIOc. There Is a debt of $28,000,000 against this line of a thousand and odd miles , It Is asserted that the road would not bring more than the first mortgage Indebtedness , and that It could be duplicated for $25,000 tier mils , in which c&se the Union Pacific proper would not bring an amount equivalent tb its first mortgage. Should this prove true , the gov ernment debt would be cancelled as well as all outstanding Indebtedness against the com pany , and the first mortgage holders enter Into Indisputable possession ot the property. These conditions arc not charceable to the clover minds among the receivers , but arc made absolutely necessary by avcnts. JUOI.OXEY'S AMKNDRl ) PI.TIT1ON. Further Charge * Blade A iUnU the Pull man Piiluro Cur < ( > lil | > inv. CHICAGO , Sept A. Attorney General Moloney has prepared his amended petition In the quo warranto proceedings commenced by him against the Pullman I'alaco Car company. Mr. Moloncy has served notice upon the attorneys for the Pullman com pany that ho will appear before Judge Gib- ions at the criminal court tomornw afternoon - noon and ask leave to file the amended peti tion and also the Information against the company which follows the petition , accordIng - Ing to the law governing quo warranto pro ceedings. The main additional charges made In the amended petition are In relation to the Pull man company without charter authority op- crating a gas plant and brick works. The court la also told that the Pullman com pany realizes a large profit by selling water to the Pullman residents. The company also , It Is represented , supplies stenm neat to many of the business houses and apartment houses for pecuniary profit. The malnten- ence of a "truck farm" by tha company Is charged , and this , the court Is told , cannot bo covered by a charter to manufacture railroad cars. The sale ot liquors by tlio Pullman company In Its cars while In tran sit , Is also deemed by the petition to be a direct violation of Its charter rights. The ownership of seventeen acres ot un occupied land south of Lake Calumet by the Pullman company Is attacked. The petition says that tills amounts to a real estate speculation. _ OIMIiCTS TO IlKIM ! UN.IOINKU. Knllvvity Union OIHriTS Mnko Tlu-lr Answer 111 Court. ST. LOUIS , Sept. 4. The American Rail way union , Eugene V. Debs and others , defendants - fondants In the Injunction cases growing out of the late strike , by their counsel , have filed a demurrer to the bill of complaint In troduced by the government. In their de murrer the defendants ask for Judgment , and that the bill bo dismissed because of Its Insufficiency. Tlio defendants demur on the following grounds , among others The court has no jurisdiction of the subject ; that the complainant has not the legal capacity to bring this action ; that no act of congress au thorizes any action by the United States against persons with whom It has no con tractual relations In that regard to enjoin the abstraction or retarding ot the United States mall , and the United States has nc power or authority BO to proceed ; that nc act of congress authorizes an action or pro ceeding In equity by the United States against those not common carriers to enjoin the hindrance , Interference with or destruc tion ot trade or commerce among the several states , and the United States lias no povvei nor authority so to proceed ; that tha court has no power to enjoin any ofTenso against the penal laws ot the United States , lli.il any act of congress purporting to give tc a court of equity power to enjoin any offense against the penal laws of the United State : Is In conflict with the fifth and sixth amend rncnta to the constitution ot the United States. _ homo Clmiicn tif a HfltllntiH'lit , General Passenger Agent Francis of UK Burlington returned from Chicago yester day , but went back again last night to bi present at the adjourned meeting of trans continental lines called to boar thn repor of the special committee appointed to for inulate a line of policy which all roads litho the transcontinental country could agrei upon. It IB the opinion of Mr. FrancU that tin roada are nearer together than they bavi been In several years , and If anything Ilk a conservative disposition Is shown the trans continental association will be revived. "Tin Santa Fe and Southern Pacific , " Bald Mr Francis , "are exceedingly courteous to on another , by that I mean that there Is con alderahle feeling between the two roods eve Pacific coast business. This feeling has con Untied for some time. Now the Santa Fi has shown a disposition to meet the South ern Pacific half way. The latter road , whll recognizing the position of the Santa F company , seems Inclined to await develop ments , and Is cautiousness Itself. Until th Southern Pacific takes some action , the situ atlon will remain the same , but I bellev something definite will conio from tomor row's meeting. "On the other hand , the northern lines ar alert and aggressive , the Canadian Paclfl and 'Soo' Pacific being accordsd a differ entlal via Port Arthur. The Orea Northern , on the other hand , meet the lowest New York rate found on th market , which Is the Canadian Pacific dll ferentlal , and sends Its passengers by boa from Iluffalo to Duluth on ono of the tastes passenger steamers In the worM. This en genders animosities , and of course bad bloo la the result. However , I look for a re port from the special commlttcee taking a : these things : Into consideration and goo may result. " It Is understood Mr , Lomax ot the Unlo Pacific will not attend tha meeting. Troops Alt WltliUruvrn , ' SACRAMENTO , Cal. , Sept. 4. The Unite States troops that liavu been In the fiel hero under command of Colonel firahar since tha beginning of. the recent strlk harp been withdrawn and returned to th Presidio near San Francisco. These troop wera the last to leave the field , and n. " thora are no soldiers on guard In the ral road ynrds hero or along the Southern Pacific lines. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ On the HiirlliiRtim Kvtrnnlnn. Messrs. 0.V. . HalclrefiC ol the Ilurllngton nnd Freight Agent Crosby went to St Paul last night to confer with Northern Pnelflc people ple relative- the tralllo arrangement which the Ilurllngton ami Northern Pacllle people dpstro to bo mndo when the Sheridan ex * tension la completed to Hillings. There lian been considerable * corresimndcnco regarding ilia agreement ami mattcts have progressed far enough to warrant a conference on the subject. An ottlctal of the Chlrago , Iturllng- ton & Qtilucy will also be present , presuma bly Mr. Perkins , nnd the details nt the agree ment discussed with a view of liiirmonliliiR existing differences , If any. Itt'crlvrrH AppnlnU'il til Uliih. SALT LAKB , Sept.I. . Judge Merrill today appointed S. II. H. Clark , Oliver W , Mink , 13. Kllery Anderson , V. It. Coudert and J.V. . Doane as receivers for the Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern railroad. Judge Marshal on behalf of the American Loan & Trust company asked for a reasonable post ponement In order to allow his clients , who were trustees of the consolidated mortgage , to make application for a separate receiver ship. _ South west rru TralUc A snpli tlom ST. LOUIS , Sept. 4. A mpstlng of the ex ecutive board of the Southwestern Traftto association began at St. Louis headquarters today to take up several subjects referred to that body by tlio gcn ral freight iigonts. Chairman Day , who returned ycsterlay from New Orleans , where he has been making arrangements for weighing Inspection , pre sided. _ Po KrMriitii ErrrlUT McNrlll. POIITLAND. Ore. . Sept. 4 The employes ot th ; Oregon Railway & Navigation com pany h.ivo united In n petition to United States District JudRc llelllnger to restrain Receiver McNeil ! from putting Into effect his revised schedule of wag a , l ) mt Tri'iul ntt Me , Vibrates the rattlesnake with his raltlo. Sensible people take alarm nt the chill which ushers In chills nnd fever. If they don't knlw they Rhliild. that Hosteller's Stlmach Hitters Is the preventer und remedy. Nor should they forget that It remedies dyspopala , liver complaints , ncrvoii&ncss , sleeplessness nnd debility , and Is a general tonic without equal , _ n , A. it. TO PI rrsituiiu , Vln Hi" Liiko .Shorn Itouto. For the annual meeting of the G. A. II. nt Plttsbiirg September 8 to 15 excursion tickets will bo on sslo via. the Lake Shorn Route , September ti to 10 , good for return until the 25th , nnd will admit of one stop over on the return , which will afford an opportunity for those who wish to visit the tomb of Garflcld at Cleveland , or other points ot Interest , of which there are many along the line cf 'he Lake Shore Route. 1J , P. Humphrey. T. l > A. , 727 Main street , Kan sas City , Mo : C. K. U'llber , Western Passen ger Agent , Chicago OI45 1 > . .11. nt Oin ilm , H : in A. A ) , lit ClilcilRO. The new vcstlbuled train npw running on the "Northwestern" east dally. Only IS10.4O to lint t > iirlnjn unit Ituturn Via the Durllngton route , September 7 , 14 , 21 nnd 23. Train leaves at 10:15 a. ni. Through sleeping and chair cars. Tickets nnd full Information nt 1321 Far- nam strr > U , Nuliomil < ! . A. 1C. omclal Route. The Union Pacific Is the official route tor the Nebraska veterans. Call on your nearest Union Pacific agent for rates and particu lars. _ CDIIIO to Ilm 1Vnters. It Is a satisfaction to know that "Amer ica , " a country so blessed In the matter ot nature's gifts , Is not an lota behind other nations In the matter of mineral springs. Situated In Orange county , Indiana , on the line of the great Motion route , wo have "Tho Carlsbad of America , " French Lick and. West linden spilngs. No springs In Ilm world exceed them in curative powers. AVItli ample hotel accommodations and facilities for n variety of Indoor and outdoor amuse ments , It at once presents Itself as the ulaco to spend one's vacation. Round trip tickets , via the Monon , are sold at reduced rates. For further information In regard to the famous resort address Sidney I ) . Jones , C. P. A. , 232 Clark street. Chicago , or Frank J. Reed , general passenger agent. ' Norlliivost < m" tlio Odlrlul l.lllo For the G. A. R. and the general public to Plttsburg and return. Tickets on sulo September 7 , 8 and 3. at less than one faro for the round trip. Call at headquarters , 1401 Farnam street. lt.Il. R1TCHIK , 0. F. WEST. General Agent. City Passenger and Ticket Agent. Niitimmt lnmiiiiiinllt | < ) . A , It. At Plttsburg , September 10. The Union Pa cific has been selected as the official route. For rates and other Information BOO your nearest Union Pacific agent. BISHOP SCANNELL'B HEARING. Evidence In Ilm Cnntninpt ( 'nun I'reliitn'f Anstvor to ( 'miipliilnt. The bearing of lllshop Scanncll on the charge cf contempt growing out of the St. Paul's church litigation was begun before Judge Scott yesterday. The matter was set for 0 o'clock , but was continued until afternoon In order to allow the attorney for the bishop to make a written showing In answer to the adldavlt cf the complainants. At the afternoon session the court room was filled with witnesses and other Inter ested parties. Attorney Smytho read hla answer. In which ho alleged that the blahop had never been eervcil with the restraining order and that ho had never had the posses sion of the keys to the church , which seema , , to bo the principal thing In the controversy. 41 He tcok the ground that the restraining order ' . \ was not mandatory In Its character , that the court did not Intend that tha bishop should give up the keys , but simply leave matters as they were until auch time as the original suit should be decided. Some time was occupied In unimportant discussion of legal points between the at torneys and then Judge Scott ruled that the showing of the defense was not sufficient and that the order of attachment for con tempt should issue. This paved the way for the Introduction of evidence and Anton Inga was called as the first witness. He stated that he was a member of St. Paul's church and had known lllshop Scannell for about three years. With John Kcwaleskl he bad been appointed us a committee at a parishioners' meeting to call on the bishop and find out what ho was going to do about opening the church. Thin was Berne days after Father Treska had closed the church and loft the city. On that occasion the bishop had accused him of being the author of the Injunction proceedings , which ho denied , and Kawalcskl' shouldered the responsibility cf that action. Ho had called tha bishop's attention to the fact that they wanted the church opened BO they could have the regular meetings of the church societies and the children's school , but the , bUhop had told them that until they had ceased their factional fights and had in a do arrangement t pay their debts he should not send them a priest or allow the church to bo opened. Ho refused to give them the keys and declared that If they went near the church or attempted to open It ho would have them all arrested. Kowalcskl was called and corroborated the facts stated by the first wit nets. Thesa proceeding1 ! lasted until , C o'clock , and the further hearing wag adjourned until 0:30 : o'clock this morning. Only 8S-J.OO to I'ltldl.iirir unit ICnlunt Via the Durllnglon route , September 7 , 8 and 0. G. A , It. official train , carrying tha de partment commander and staff , loaves Omaha at 4:30 p. in , , September 8. Tickets and full Information at 1324 Far- * nam street , Vrtien Uaby was lcV , wo garo her CastorUw Whrn she was a Child , nbo cried for Castoria. When she bccama Mta , bha clung to Castorta. When &ho bad CliUdreu , he tavo them CattorU