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SITUATIONS WANTED.
YOUKO I AHV WANTS POSITION AS ClOV-
crncBS or French teacher. W 17 , llci\
SITUATION AS COACHMAN WANTKD HV
a > 'ounR man In private fnmlly : RooJ , com-
pt-tcnt driver. Address W IS. life.A .
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NVANTIM ) . SITITATION' HY MAN AND WlKn
on Iho farm Will lalio Inrscs In part p.iy.
Adilrc.ii J. 11. , Superior , Ncl ) . A-JI11S * '
V AWTED MAL33 HELP ,
BALRSURK ( CNnnKaTrn WANT MIN or
iri Kl nildree.-t on salnry for retail trade. Apply
1518 HimslaB. II atll ) .S3
Y SAI.nSMr.W roll ItRKlVS lA'.MP
Jaw rt-rnedy ( on.lomed by U. S. Pi'pt. ARrtcul-
lure , Iliirenti of Anlin.il JnduMry , nt n sp > Tlllc )
nn n side line. UliernI ternii to r'g'it ' ' p-irtlea.
llrotliera & Iti-eG , Malvein , In.
U-M3SI S17
WANTI3D , THAVPLINO SALCSMCN. URLUN
& ThuiniiHon. tailors. 1C12 1'ai 11:1111 : slro t.
n c tsv
tent \nnutilUI Ei-o"omirrcfiffrrfTort Vents
L proven by the accuracy of Ills statement
IcspectltiK tlie soverelRti. The Japanese
nvoy at once Insisted iipon mcetliiR the
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necil iipply ; bring tool ? ; 400 Urondmv , C'oun-
ell lllurra. 11-111-5
3'KUMANKNT WORK KOn ACTIVE MP.N.
Hillary or comiiil.sKlon. Nn experience ncoi-H-
Knry. CSooda inonmiuly. Coal l > llla nf cvi'ry-
Ixuly reduccil 4) per ctnt. Addiesi K. B. Co. ,
113 Cu ! on mule htilc. , lluslon , ilass.
I1-M1130 *
11OV A11OUT 17 TO I < K.MtfC A
buslnetfa.WnRea. . $15 per month. Ansu'er In
, o u hnnihvrltlng. Address W 2' ' ) . Ikf.
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, WANTED FEMALE KELP.
L/ymi : s WANTING FIUST CLASS omi.g
npply at the Scniidlnavlan V. L , Home. Oil Ice.
gi K. Kill street , C MUSS 7
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WANTED , A KlHST-Cr.ASS POOIv , NO OTtinil
l\lnd need apply ; no laundry worU reiulied.
2109 Douglas street. C M'JTT 0'
WANTIJB , oiur FOR oKNi ,
vork ; apply 2H17 Howard at. C IQJ-ii *
AIU KtNDS OF KTOVUS CM3ANIJD AND 1\B-
lnvlred. CO cents n l > urner. A. A. Carlln , N.
13. corner 2U ! ) nnd NleliotnD. C 103-5'
VANTUD , Gllllj TOR QIlNKKAIj IlOUSn-
wiirk ; must ei\o references. 21 9 California
Mi-ret. C M12S 0 *
WANTED , OIULS'TO HELP ON COATS.
John Iluddeem , Hoom II , Continental block.
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WANTED , YOI NO WOMEN TO ENTliifl
training school for nurses. AddussV. . C.
A , hospital , Council llluffs. C 151 U
FOB. KENT HOUSES.
TENTS roil KENT. 1311 FARNAM ST.
D 737 S17
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WANTED , < 1OOD MEDIUM PRICED IlOt'SCS.
List your houses for rent with Ames.
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HOUSES , F. K..DAI1LINO , BAUKEU IILOCK.
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HOUSES IN ALL PAIlTfl OF THE CITY. THE
O. F , Davis company , 1505 Farnam , D 735
KELKENNY&CO. , R. I , CONTINENTAL I1LK7
D 736
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FINE T-IIOOM COHNElt PLAT AT 701 3. 1 TH
tiee ( ; ran o and all cither coiucnlences.
George Cloueer , roonv Z , 1G33 Farnam street ,
D 30i )
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I. R. 8 AND 10-ROOM HOUSI . ALL MOD.
, < m , lawn nnd shade. Apply at 211 N. Y. LI fa
or giai Miami street. D M1S
IlENT , CHEAPEST S1X.ROOM CO
with bath In city : only US. 00. SJ , : California
street. D-MJC3
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FOU KENT. DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN
all parts of city. E. H , Slieafe 43J r.ixlon bile.
D 837-Sli
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FOU HENT , S IIOOMB , 631 r. 17TH STREET.
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S-ROOM HOUSE. INQl inE 27H DOUGLAS
street. I-M6r3
S 6 3100M HOUSES , MODERN AND CHEAP.
COS N. 13lh street. D M7l'l ' S23"
ot ENT. F.LEOANT IO-ROOM
reasonable , : i > J3 Hurt street , D S'U-C *
HOUSE. N.V. . COIt.
FAlnam and 30th Bis , ; modern Improvements :
by dug. Turner , MIC Fjrnam st. ISH
FOIl HENT , C-UOOM COTTAOU. IIP ! DOI1CAS
Ktrect : clly xuiler , bath. Inquire llotwrl llun-
_ lcr , _ lleo oftlce , _ D M3JI
t-nooM. ALL M'ODEUN HOI-SE , s36 souTn
Iifhi also other KIHK ! houses. O. L. Cirteti. room
! S. Darker block. D S1DJO
I IOVSE. 9 nOOMS , LAVNIJUV !
fuinare. nlcelc llnUhed , mlla from couit home.
Iteferrnces , WeUhans. 3JI lloaiil ot Trade
FOU KENT , DKSIUAHLE 7-ROOM COTTAOi :
near llnnBcom park ; rent fJi.M. Itlngwnlt
Ilros. , 37 liniker block. D 112
& IIOO.MH. luVIUllfllALL , BATH 1SOOM. IN-
citilra at US Mouth ISlh stu-et. D MIS" 12
FOU KENT. HEVEIlAli MODERN niTILT
houses near Ilanscom park , Hlclis. Ml N. Y
Life Hide. . U Mill C *
FOR BENT FURNISHE1J ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS , KS SOOTH 1ST1I ST ,
E M333 Bll
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I'LEASANT FUIINISHUD ROOM. K1S DODOE ;
K-M3I3
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t'UIlNlSllED ROOMS AT 31 SOUTH UT1I 8T ,
K Mltl Sll *
LAIICIE AND SMALL I1OOMS AND ItOOSIS
cu suite on two car lines. IIS Sjuth JHh street.
K MC13 3
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I FUIINISHKD nOOMS FOU HOVSEKEEIMNO
for mnti nnil wife. Rent taken In board. 3I >
N 17th Rtrct-t. E M 51
IKOII nENT-T NICELY FURNISHED ItOoTtFt
call at 8107 Douglas. _ E-7SM3
rilRNISHED UOOM , PRIVATE FAMILY. 1D21
B ( . Mary's nvvnue. i ; SS'-O *
I NICK FUHNISHED HOOM8 FOU I.HHIT
huuMheeptni ; . WJ a. lllh il. i-t76.7
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IXH RENT , NICE FUUNIHHEll SOUTH
front room. Private tainlly. ZIU Caia street.
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NICELY FURNISHED PARLORS FOIl MAN
t 1111
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TWO UNFUKNISHEt > HOOMS ; SECOND
lloor ; modern conveniences. M N. 19ih street.
B M8M '
UOOM HOUSEICEET'INO. 119 N
lith. l > -l -7
3 FUUN1SIIED IIOOM8 WITHout -
out board to marcral ladlet or to man inJ
trU * . iUfwcncto. lla N , ISth. li-Ii-5'
FURNISHED KOOMS AND BOASD.
YOI'NCI WOMEN'S HOME t'NDEU CARE OF
Women's Christian association. Ill S. 17th si.
F 738
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PLEASANT I1OOMS WITH BOARD , 2130 HAM-
ney. F-M31I SIC'
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NICELY FURNISHED UOO-MS WITH ALL
con\enlcnces. rirsl-cless board. 211 No. 13th
tlrcct. F M278-S13'
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NICE nOOMS ; GOOD BOARD ; RATES ItEA-
onableconenlcnces. ; . The Uose,20iO 2022 IJarney.
F M62S S2 '
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THE FRENZEU. I HAVE TAKEN THE
above fnmlly hotel at 25th and Dodne nnd Itlios
been placed In perfect repair , nm leady to lo-
catD the rooms at once and shall servo meals
after September ISth I'lmne Is 1543. ISe-
spxetfully , , Mra. L. M. Tuttle. F 718-5
FURNISHED HOOMS . SINGLE OR EN SUITE ,
with board. 2105 Douglas. F MMO S *
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DEStltABLE ItOOM WITH BOAB.D IN rni-
n o family. 700 N. 19th. _ F S73-T *
SOUTH FRONT IIOOMS FOU FOUR OR FIVE
Indies or gentlemen with llrst class board at 172 i
F 871-5 *
VERY DESIUAULR UNFUIINISHED Kit ONT
and back p.irlors , nlso fmnlshod roomt ; pvery-
thlni ; tlrstclass. . 210 and t'U South Klh street.
F-M13I ] Q
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ELEGANTLY rurtNISIIKD SOUTH FRONT
room nnd private board ; lest conveniences.
2110 DoiiRla * Ktrect. ] ' M97S C
HANDSOME FUONT TtOOMd WITH BOAPD :
references. 20i No ISth. F SS2-7'
LA HOE SOUTH FRONT ROOM , WITH.
bo.lld ; reference 2214 I'ainam stieet.F .
F MMt S'
rnoNT sriTE , WITH BOAIID ; PLEASANT
: , tIT n.e ; pil\ate family ; inniiein cotivenlciucM ;
inoioiH | inodeiatf.references. ; . C1D Koulli 2'ith
, , oiiuc. F M3J3 K'
'll'Il OF 8 Oil 10 YOUNO MEN CAN HAVE
Olail 'Ieavint ' honiD wllh loom nnd board In a
pmatt ) family , house with all modern con
veniences , location cenlial and desirable ; ow-ry
thing Ihht class. Address \Y n , Hee.FM12I
F-M12I 3
FOR RENT UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
TWO LAItni ; ItOOMS. EAST AND KOUTII
front , modern ; will rent unfuinhhcd lo p lty
furnlsiilnK good it-fcreneis. 1005 Clro avenue.
q-107-T
FOR RENT STORES ANlToFFICES
CORNER STORE. J50.00. 921 DOUGLAS. INquire -
quire OiJ. 1 74Q
FOK IlENT , 11OOM , 65 BY 32 2ND FLOOR OF
my Ktorc > , suitable for cloaks nnd pulls ; good
light and elevator service. Mrs. J. Itcnson.
I M9S
HfiNT , THE 1-STOltY 1IRICIC IIUILDINO
! 11C FaiiMin street. The bu'ldlnt ' ; has a Hie-
prouf cement basement , ccmiplrlo sleam heat-
Inff llxurc-s , water on all Hews , cas , etc. Ap
ply at the olllce of Tha JUe I-DP )
yOV. KENT EXPOSITION HALL. QKOUKD
lloor. Open dateu can bn liad for partH of
September , October and November. This la
the only linll In Omaha , equipped for conven
tions , iralltlcul meetings , halls nnd other larce
Ratlii'rlUKt of people A. J. PoppU'on , room 311
l-'list National ] lanl ( liulldlng. I Sll 6
FOU IlENT. COOIJ HTOUK ROOM IN THE
boht loi-nllon In northeast Kansas , will rent
vciy reasonaldo to gond pnny. Address Theo ,
and O. F , Welaenboin , lUlleyvlllc. Kan
I SI 1000 S'
AGENTS -WANTED.
WANTED. GOOD SOLICITOUS , MEN AND
women , lo work fo- the Prowressivo Endow
ment Guild of America , far Missouri. Kansas
and Nebraska , ( IluilUlns and Loan and ten-
year Eadmvment Insmnnce combined ) lio-
ll.iblo people onls" need apply Address room
S , llocl : Island Mile. , cor. Cth and Edmontl
Btrcel. St. Joseph , Mo , J M503 01 *
AOENTS TO TAKE ORDERS IIY SAMPLE AT
homo or travel. We pay liberal salary nml ex
penses or Rood commission and furnish
samples to right applicant. Addiess Lock
< ix 1J31 , Nuw York city.
WANTKD , GHNEIIAL AOENTS FOR CITIES.
Local URoiUs for towns. New iiavelty. Sim
plex holtlc lifter and flrnlner. Stamp foi
particulars. Wallace & Co. , Rock Islnml 111 ,
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WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED , HOUSES TO RENT. HAVE MORE
calls tlmn I can suppl > . J. II , I'arrotte. ISlh
nnd Dodge ? . K-51 S21
WANT TO KENT UPRIGHT PIANO. 1JEST
caic guaranteed. Addiess W 13 , Bee offlce ,
K SSJ-C"
LADY WANTS ROOM AND IlOAllD. AD-
_ iliesa W 22 , Ik-e. K 31130 7 *
3 P11RNI3HED IIOOMS FOU LIGHT HOUSE-
keeplnif , with heat nntl light ; slal'a lowest
teims. Addiess W 11 , Hee. K M127 C *
STORAGE
STORAGF : , WILLIAMS &CKOSS , 1214 IIAUNEY ,
M-711
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CL11A.N
and cheap rate. It. Well , 1111 Farnam.
BI-712
OM.VAN&STOr.OK CO..1M2 FAUNA M. Tel.1133
M-743
11EST STORAGE nUILDlNQ IN OMAHA. U.
S. gov. bonded waiehouse. Household ( roods
stoied. Lowest rates. 1013-101 ] Leavemrorth.
M-741
WANTED TO BUY.
CAPII FOH LUMI1EU HPSINKSS IN LIVE
town ; gi\o full particulars. T S , llee ofllcc ,
N M98H S'
HAVANA FKECICLES , IIEST ON EARTH , SC.
N-MC31S2 ;
WANTED TO HUY AN KSTAI1L1SHED PAY-
lug coal business for cash. Address \ \ ' 9 , lice.
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WANTED. HOUSE NOT OVEU 7 YEARS OLD
any lady c.m drlvo en Mr.elRhlnn ubuut
1,100 pounds ; elvo ilescrlptloii , AddrensV 16
lluu olllce. N SIMI1 6 *
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WON'T MIS3 YOITI
money. Ixiw price * on furniture nnd household
Goods. Enterprise Credit Co. 613-G15 N. Hlh st
0-713
FOR SALE HORSES , WAQONSETO
i TOP lll'OOIKS. M & JC5. LEATHER TOP
cairlase ICi. Drummond CairUte Co.
P-TId
FOR SALE Oil TIIADE. S HOUSES WEIGHIng -
Ing 1.1X pounds each , 6 nnd T ycara old. Fred
Terry. I3tf llamge block. I" 717
TIHTllEST LEATHER TOP Ilt'OOY IN OMAHA
fur J15.W. Drummond , ISth end Harney
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WANTED A TEAM OF HOUSES WEIOHLNfl
nu less than 1,100 Ihs. , well broken la city
drUIng , Send particulars to U 17 , lice ,
P-5H-S-J1 *
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
HANK AND PLATTB VALLKY SAND FOJ
tale. C. W , Hull company , Nth ar.d ItanI its.
. Q-7M
CIlEAPirST CHICKEN ANU ORNAMENTAL
fence mad . C ; R. Ldf MI Douglas. Q TO
FOIl SALE. THE FORMULAS FOR WELL
known proprietary medlclnei , fj\omb1y known
In th northwest , with Hole rights to manufac
ture and sell In North nml B > > uih Dakota , Ne-
braika. Nun * but responsible parties neev
answer. Address H. F. bfmlth. Q-M3I ! > 815
NEW"STANDAKD VrTilOHT PIANOS FOH
a ! < nt manufacturer's prlcct ; only a few left.
AJJrets W I . lies. QSO
YOI'NoHkuTltOTS i'OU SALcTtOI "sOPTTl
10th sltetl. q-Ul2 1J <
MISCELLANEOUS.
BTOCK I'ASTUItED : GOOD FEKD. T. MUft
ray. It-Mis : 8
WANTED TO WINTEH. Flt'TV HEAD
of homes to winter t Platlo Valley rnnci. hot
8lall > ; icraln , liny nnd ri 5il r lust attention
rlen. will Inko stock from Omitm and return
In the uprlnrr. Address I latle Valley Llvo
Slock Co. . Fremont. Neb. U 9ill (
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
MIIS. lin" H. WAHIinN , CLAIUVOYANT , HE-
liable business inedlum ; 7th tear at 119 N. K ,
S 7RJ
MASSAGE. B LTHS. ETC ,
MADAME SMITH. 502 8. ISTH , ZD FIX > OK ,
room 3 ; massaKe , vapor , alcohol , stoiim , ml-
phurlne nn.l sea baths. T M92I fc
MME. LA ItUE. tl6 JOUTU 15TIL T M931 HI
MABSAQE. MADAME I1ERNA1ID , 1U9 DODOE.
T 618-D'
PERSONAL.
UMIIUKLLAS MADE , IlECOVEHEO AND HE-
paired. 103 South Sixteenth street , U 7i3
VlrVVI HOME TREATMENT , FOU LADIES.
Health book and consultation free. Address or
call Vlavl Co. , 346 lice Lldff , Lady attendant.
U iol
TAKE YOUR FRIEND ; TINTYPES , 4 FOR
23c. Proctor. CIO S. 16th streel. U 755
DALDUFF
A pleasant an < 1 convenient place , 15W
Farnam street. Panton block , 'phone 711.
U 757-S17
CHKAM FOR WHIPI'I'IKG AND HUTTETl-
mllk. Waterloo creamery , 1513 Howaid ; tel.lMi.
U 264 SW
WHOLE WHEAT DREAD FROM UNHOLTED
Hour at Imogen L. namsey's , ' 21i N. If/th M.
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SIJIG. IA HOOK. MASSAGE , 1MB LEAVEN-
wortli street , third lloor. front rooms ; two llml
class operators. U-MJI75 10'
viu.n OUT WITH YOt'Il LADY VISIT J. J.
Mullet's new Ice cream pallors. 2S02 Leaien-
worth street ; ever * thing Is new. Including the
building. Tel. 1030. Ice crouin delivered.
OC CIOAIl FOR CO , HAVANA Fill
u fi
BATHS. FACIAb MAS-
; aee&cuinplexlon treatment. Mine. 1'ast , 319'.i S.lj.
U 838-30
I3ATIIS , MASSAOi : . MMU. TOST. 31S4 ! S. 15TH.
U 333
IK Kin MII.LKR. Tin : coi.onnn
formerly with the Council Bluffs M.irotms , will
call at Itee. business olllce lie Mill tret nn Ini-
portanl letter. U-MMSC *
TltlNlTY CATIIEDnAL KINDIMlflAItTIIM
will open Kept. 10. A tinlnlnp clusrs for younn
ladle In connection wltli tlie klnderRarte
will be started Oct. 1. U Mill G"
MONEY TO LOAN KEAL ESTATE.
LIKE INSURANCE rOUCICS LOANED ON
or bought. F. C. Chcsney , Kansas Ollv , Mo.
W-750
ANTHONY LOAN & TIU3ST CO . 31 < N.Y , L1FP.
loans nt low rales for cholco security In Ne
braska and Iowa faima or Oin.Oia clt > prnperty.
W-7CO
MONP.Y TO LOAN ON FA KM IN' DOUGLAS
Improved nnd unlinpr < eil Orimlia real eslnte.
I-'Idelily Trust Co. , 1702 Parn.im St. W 701
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMI'UOVER OMAHA
real estate. Uicnnan , Love & Co. , I'jxlnn Jilk.
0 ! > rAKA LOAN & TUUST CO , 1CTII AND
Douglas streets , loan money i > n city and farm
properly n.t lowest rates of Interest. W 713
MONBY TO LOAN AT LOWEST UATE9. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1103 l"arnnin St. W 701
UNITED STATES MOltTQACSE CO. OK NEW
YorK. Capital J2,0)0,00 < > . Surplus JUW.OOO. Sub
mit cliolce lamli to F , S. 1'usey , agent , first
National bank bulldlnB. W 763
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST HATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omihlx ical estate ,
I to 6 yeais. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam.
\V-7G1
LOANS ON IMPROVED &TJNIMPHOVED CITY
pmpprly f3.XW ( & upwaide , G tu 7 pet cent ; no
lUlays. W. rarnam Smith & Co. , 130 Varnnm.
WONiY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at 0 per c nt. W. IJ. Melklo , 1st Nat. bank.
\V 7C3
LITE INSURANCE POLICIES 1'DIICHASED ,
I.o.m3 on < ame neKotlateJ. Wlllver & IJoj
Drcxel bids. . Hilla , Pn. W MJ74 O3 *
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
horses , waROns , etc. , ot lowest intcs In city :
no removal of gooda ; strictly conlldentlnl : you
can pay the loan oft at any time or In any
amount.
amount.QMAIJA MojvraAGE LOAN " 'O. ,
303 S. ICth st.ceu
X /b4 /
J , H. HADDOCK , nOOSI 137 HAMGE BI.OC1C.
SHOUT TIME LOANS. 132 PAXTOX HLOCIC.
X 357 S
MONEY TO LOAN ON PEI1SONAL PROP-
erty. Harvln Loan Co. , "HI N. Y. Life build-
Ins. X-7CO
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FUUXI-
lurc. pianos , horses , vaK ns , 01 any kind of
chattel security , at lowest possible rntes , which
you can pay bacU at nny time and In nny
aiiount. KIDELITY LOAN OUAIIANTEE CO. .
room t , Wlthncll block. 31 767
BUSINESS OHAUCES.
FOR RENT. A DEPAUTMENT ON SIX'OND
floor , S"xS , In ono of the largest houses In
Council IJluffs. 13 , care Bee , Council muffs ,
Y-7C8
FOR SALE , A BIO PAYINC3 IIUSINEPSi NO
competition ; Jl.S'W ' cash tahes It. Address S.
CO. Bee. Y 11105 BS *
A HOWLING SUCCESS , HAVANA KIIECKLKS.
f J105I S27
THE NATIONAL INPOUMATION AND EX-
changn Co. , 203 First National ban ) ; , Omaha ,
has customers wllh cash , farm lands nnd cits-
property for merchandise ; nleo stocks of goods
for sale and trade. Y ilSCO 30
INVESTIGATE BO INVESTED TO LEARN
light matiuMclurlns : business , will pay (1,500
a year. Address W 19. Hee. i'-HO-G'
SALE. A LARGE AND VALrAlll.E
stock of dry Roods , notions and millinery ,
ullli stora nxture * nml lease. Eslnbllshed
trade. 1'ilco , JI.WW : r.ish , JJ.OiX ) : balance ,
time. Address T. D. Yatcs. Carroll , [ a.
V M117 6
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45 PEU CENT NET PIIOKITS IVEEKLY WITII
Sl.5'1 ' or more capital. Prospectus , ItPmlzed
statistics free. Ilenson & Dwycr S3I Itro.id-
Kny. New York. Y Mm Oj
FOR EXCHANGE.
AMERICA'S PniDE , HAVANA PJtECKLES , 5G
Z-MC51 s ; ;
I HAVE CASH. IOWA AND OTHER LANDS
lj exchange for merchandise. II. A. U'.iK'ner ,
Omaha. Neb , Z MSbS
roil TIIADE. ONE OH ALL OP B 8TOUI3
bulldlnga on N slioct South Omaha , brlnclng-
nice Income , for irood clear faun land near
to Omaha , South Omaha or Council lltuffs-
Value of property about iio , 000.00. Address
ll U , Bee. Z-MCiK ! H
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FOR EXCHANGE. IMPROVED LANDS. CLEAH
of Incumbrance , ITIKH ! auallty , with name c sh.
for general merchandlKe ; correpponilcnt-o con-
fldentlal. Address lock box 20. Denver City ,
Neb. Z-.MS5J 7
CLEAR CITY PROPERTY TOU IAND.Vu7
llams & Ulttan , McCaeua butMlmr , room 313.
Z-M837 01
CHOICI-J RESIDENCE IXT , SIX MINUTES
from postofllce und court house , to exchanee
for grocery stock. Pioneer agency , Sherld.in ,
\Vyo. 7. MJto 6
OOOD CLEAR REAL ESTATE FOR STOCK OF
KQQda. AdilreaaV S. this olllce. Z M970 8
\VIIY NOT TIUDEYOUIt VACANT L6T ron
a nice place In uhlcli t live or to rent
Wanted , to trade iiotra for a good drUInc
horse. D. F. Hutchison , 103 N.lSth , 900-u
A 61-ACHE FIUJIT FARM IN THE TEACK
belt In Michlcan for CL farm In rai'.ern No-
bmska. Address JM 21th itreet. South Omaha ,
Neb. Z-M'JVJ ' C
A GOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO KX-
chance for yaunir work liursea or mules ,
Lamorcaux Bros , 3)Q S. Itlh. 7.-10J
I11PKOVED IN ACRES \VVANDOTTB CO. ,
Oliln. and line residence ivltli I en antes ad-
lolnliiH good town In Ifononch Co. , Ohio , lo
irade for.eaitein N1 > . land or inereh.indlse.
lloic M5 , Schuyler , Ncli. Z Mill O5
OMAHA IMI'HOVlTl ) AND UNtMI'ItOVErj
ivsldenco piopcrly nnd eastern Nebraska farm
land to tra > lv for ilry KOO.IS , W.mt lo deal
wltli owner. 11 JK 7IS , Schuylfr , Neb.
JS-MI2) ) 05
FOlt SALE REAL ESTATE.
PAIIU LAND3. C.rHAUIUriON. 91 ! N.Y. Lint
HE 66-l6
FOIl SALE. NEW -I-ROOM COTTAUEt CEU.
Ur. cistern , city water ; cor. 13th and Sahler ;
I1.ZI9.00 ; long time. Enquire 1313 Parnam.
Hamuet Burin. It E 173
OAltDEN LANDri.
6 miles from poitodlce , lontr lime , easy terms.
Call at SU N. V. Life. HE-TJ1
ONK OF THE ItEST HOMES IN KOL'NTZE
Place W\'i Illnner ) If sold at once.
vlll go for lets than coil of house. Termi
bout half rush , balance easy , n , N. Wlthnell
lonntr ) , tn N. Y. Life. It E-SU-S-U
FOB. BAI.E-IIEAI , ESTATE.
Contuijfjl
AT YOL'n OWN PIIICE NEAT COUNKIl COT-
tiuce home , near KotmtzeJL'la' < Offers wanted.
AVelshans Asency , Ml Hoard or Tiade. HE
\ VANTK1I .0 0
Vnnteil-W.mX ) plflcc.
Wanted lo loan-l W nft { ju-rn.
Wnnteil 81 acre * In Snrpy counts' .
Wanted IGO In Wnnhlnolun ciivinly.
Vantol M > rcliandliw lor rlear land.
\Vnnle < l > ( ) wtrs. J2" > tajxcrc.
C F. Harrison , 912 N. V * t' te.
_ UK MT-i *
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IIAT.'LVINH. HOUSES. LOTS AND FAHM9 ,
B l. or lrnd . P. K. IrAllnc. Uurker block.
_ * ? M' _ _ JIJ3-77I
N2AT LITTLE HOME ! * V aT PHONT NEAll
notor , 1 mile from P , IJ ; II 3 , wisv terms.
\Vclsliana' Asency. KiVHoVrd ot Trade. Kr.96S-5 *
FOU SAUjTsiY UlTtHIllNCE. s7"vvl J1RT AND
Cns . -nvllt llurnliam It E IQ.VIt'
TYPEW R1TER3.
TYPEWR1TEU3 HOUOHT BOLT ) , HX-
chniigC" ! , rente. ! nnd repaired Tjpeivrlter and
ollleu supplies. TyprwillciH ten led nl SI per
month. Thi > Omaha Tj-pewrtter exchange , suc
cessors lo the typewriting department of the
liegcath Stationery Cu. , 211 S. 13th. tel. 13C1.
776
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SEE THE NE\V DOltOHKllTY TYPEVVRtTEn.
The Omalia Typewriter exchange , lei , 1S81. No.
211 3. 13th st. 777
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STOLEN TYI'EWniTEUS OFFERED FOP.
sale Bhciuld make you suspicious ; funny they
are mostly Smith's. Try one nnd you iTlll
understand why ; full line of supplies Smith-
Premier Co. , 17th and Farmun ; telephone ,
l.Z8 < - M-708
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TYI'KWniTKns OMAHA PEOPLE DON'T
steal typewriters , Ihey buy ot us. Why ? lie-
cause the Densmare CnllRrnph and Yost are
llio best machines made ! they will outwear
any typewiller mudo. ntid do a belter quality
of work. Our supply department will be sure
to plcnso > ou. bend > oiir machines tn nn If
Sou want them repaired. United Typewriter
and Supplies Co. , 1CI9 Farnam street. Tele
phone , 13S3. 89J
TYI'EWIUTINO AND STENOOIlAI'tlU' 1IEAD
qunrleis nt Itnom SI. DouKlua bloc I ; . 1Ve- |
lihone 1680. Terms rcuron able. Ml0 li *
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA MEEHSCHAUM PII'E FACTORY ; OLD
pipes made new. 03 S 10th , 780
DAMAGED MIURORS HESILVEIIED , 119 N. 16.
781
STOVE rtEI'AIltS OF ALL KINDS ; ALSO
hotel rnnire & general assortment of ranges ,
cooks & lie.iters , water attachments put In &
Cfnected at J. Hushes. C07 B. 13 st & Jackson.
303
BICYCLES.
BICYCLES REPAIRED AND nEMODELED.
Tires nrd sundiles. Safes opened , repaired. C.
II. Iteilln , locksmith. 311 N. ICth et. 900 S8
BICYCLES , NEW AND OLD , IZO TO { 12J.
cisy payments ; we rent nnd rep-ilr. Omaha
lilocla Co. 323 N. Kth st. 778
D1CYCLES-ALL STYLES.
Bend for our list of second hand and shop
worn bicycles. Ilepahs nnd fjcle sundries of
all kinds. M. O .Da-con , 402 N ICth at , 770
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION.
THE OMAHA LOAN AND Itt'lLOINO ASSO-
clatlon r.us larger Interest than any savings
bank. lltcelies ln\estnu-in of $1 or moro
per mo. O M. Natlingei , Sec'y , 1TOI Pnr-
tiam st , liee building. 721
YOU CAN MAKE MORE. INTEREST ON YOUR
money by pa > lnff us JJ or more per month
than In any Ravings b < 4nl : . Invpsujjntp. Mu-
lual Loan nnd ItulldlnK association O. M.
NaltlnRer , see'y , 1704 Tnrnam st JH
STEAMSHIP LINE.
AN'CUOn LINE MAIL ; STEAMSHIPS SAIL
icsulaily e\ery Katuitlriy from New York for
Londonderry and OlniRmv Elhlopla , Septem
ber 13 , J p. m. . FurneMla. Peptembei 22. 11 n.
in. ; Anchorla. September ? J , S p m , Clrcassln ,
October 6 , 10 n. in'Saloon ) , second class ,
nnd steerage , single or round trip tlcl < fts fiom
New York or ChlcaR'j ut .1 educed rales to the
principal Scotch. Enellnh , lilfh and nil conti
nental points. For money orders , drafts , out-
wnrd or prepaid tliknts apply to any of our
local neents or to Hrqilrrson Ilros. , f"- '
ELECTKIGAL SUPPLIES.
AUMATt'ItHS AND COr.TERTF.n3 HEWOCND
storace batteries ri'chJrrfed ; electrical and scn-
i-ral inaclilmsts , supplier vork Kiiarnnteed.
Omaha Eleclrknt WolKs ; 17 nnd WJ B. IClli st.
4 7SI
ELECTRICAI , ENGINCKRS AND CONT11AC-
tois for electric light -uliSl motor plxnta nnd all
kinds 'of' ' electrical cbnslluctlon. X eatctn Elec
tric Supply Co. , 118 anil , 4M S. 15th at 7SI
UNDEKTAK BS ANlJ EMBALMEB.3
II. K HURKET. FUNEUAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer , 1618 Chicago St. , telephone 00. 785
SWANSON & VALIEN , UNDERTAKERS AND
mbalmers , 1701 Cumlng St. , ttlepliono 10G .
7SS
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EMbalmer -
balmer , 1417 1'arnam st. , telephone 223. 7 7
PLUMMEKS.
1-llEE-PLUMllINO OF EVERY KIND. OAS
Elc-am & hot uatur heating , sewerage. 313 S IS.
J. J. HANIGAN , PLUltniNO , STEAM AND
hot -\vuter \ heatlne. 2705 Lca\enworlli * t 739
JOHN IIOWC & CO. . PLUM11INO , STEAM AND
hot water lieatlne , eia ilxtures. slobei , 421 S. IS
731)
DBESSMAKINCr.
MISS MASON'S SCHOOL FOR DRESSMAK-
In ? , eslablU'.ied 1S9J , Is ready for the fal
work. A Ihorouuh tailor system Is taught
taken from actual measuremcnts and Ioundid
on a mathematical basis. Frum two to three
dresses are made during the term of ten
lessonn , Each pupil bclnu compelled to handle
the garments durlnp the dlffeient Rtuges of
piogrcsslon. Itoom 317 8. 2Gtli ttreet.
HAY AND GRAIN.
DIJY YOUR HAY I1Y CAR OR TON LOTS. WE
buy ha > - . A. II. Sny.erl515 ! Hurl at. , M. 1107
NEItRASKA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE HAY ,
grain and mill BtufC , Wo are always on the
market to buy or sell. 1102-4-0 Nicholas t.
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. , LEADING OPTICIANS ,
J. F. Ponder , manager , Ejcs tested lice , V2J
South 16th , In Klnsler's drug store. 413 18 *
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO. . SCIENTIFIC
opticians , 1103 F.irnam st. , opposltu Paxton
hotel. Eyes c&nmlned free. 791
JOB PKINT1NG.
REED JOH PIUNTINO CO. , FINE P1UNT1NO
of 11 kinds. 17th t , lice llulldlnjf. 7SO
MAIL ORDER COMMERCIAL PRINTING A
specialty. Douglas Printing Cu. . 419 S 13th
at. , Sheely bide. Tel. Oil for prpmpt service ,
600
UPHOLSTERING.
UPIIOL'RINO . AUINET MATTRESS WORKS.
\V. H. Hell. It. A. McEachron , 2117 Leavenw'th.
801
UPHOLSTERING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH
M. . Wolkln. JtlL Cumlnc. Tfl. CuJ. 802
COBNiqE.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , GALVANIZED
Iron cornices. 1722 H. Mary's avc. 03
EAOLE CORNICE -VTOl JOHN EPE-
niter .prop. , 193 , 110 , 112 N. llth. Ka'ab. | 8,1.
GRINDING.
SCISSORS. LAWN MOWEIIH. RAZORS , ETC. ,
ground. Melcholr liros. , 1119 Korrmni street.
1' ' M2S7
RA7.OKS , SimAIlsTcLirilKnS. LAWN TtO\v"
era. etc. A. U Undc.ind,01D ] N lltli. 792
MUSIC , ART
Q. T. GELLENHECK. j , ItANJOIST AND
teacher. 1319 California ijreel. 911
FOR I1AR GAINS IN PI , \ " Ks ANn ORGANS ;
easy paym * ; Inrlrunmiu rented , rents apply
on purch ase. A , llonpe. Jr. 7 3
MATHEMATIOAL INSTR.UMENT3
ALVA J. GROVI-.R. MATHEMATICAL AND
nurveylns Inntruinents , ensfiMi"11 nrclil-
lects' supplier ; tracing clotli. blue process
B , 318 S , 15th , mall older * . 783
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.
iinoa. & co. MANUFACTL'KERS or
awnings , tents , MJRJ. viieon hay slack coveis.
laniaullns , balloons and parachutes. 703 "M a.
15tli st. , teleplioiKi 001. Tents ior rent
S > 7S17
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TAXIDERMIST
TAXIDERMY AlfO FURS. SEND FOR CATA-
logue. Otoige E. IlroHn , Jr. , & Co. . 703 B. 16th.
HORSESHOEING.
Uita , THOMAS MALOISUV , 512 N. ICTH ST.
COAX.
BHEniDAN COAL. EXC-ElJ.KNT SPtlSTlTUTE
lor hard coal and | J.W ton cheaper , '
WHOLESALE COAX. .
OHNSON HROS. . WHOLKHALE IIEALKUH IN
nil klnJ * of ixial. Corrc ponJcnc BollcltKl ,
loot fnrimm it BH
J. StTTCLIFKB OENERAL STENOO-
rnpher. 133 lte bulldUir. Telephone U7.
OAHPENT.BHS AND BUILDERS.
C. K , MORRILL , CAni'ENTER. OFFICE AND
store fixture * a specialty. Palchlng ntid
plastering. 1513 CnpUot : Ue tel. 403. 'Si
DYE WORKS.
SCIIOEDSACK , TWIN C1TY DYE
1521 Karnam sti 'el Dyclne of every descrlp-
tljn nnJ dry clennlin ; . VJl
DENTISTST
) R. OEORCJE 8 , NAFON. 1 > ENTIBT. Mt'lTE 2M
Paxton black , 16th imd I'ainam stu. , let. T12.
803
> n. I'Al'L. DENTIST , ai IlfltT ST. SOU
I'UKNAOES.
IKST FfllNACE JIA1JE. BOfT COAl. SMOKE
consuming nnd hard coal furnaces. Eagle Cornice
nice- Works , 10S-1I2 N. Hill st. SID
LIVERY STABLE.
HOARDING STAHLKH. FINE LIVEHY R1QS
cheap. HJ ISaumley , 17tli nnd SI , Mary's nve.
M 80J
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HOTKLSl
' TrrrrmioiiGi : o. ninacoTT <
Cainmlsrloner..OLA It. BlAltll
iril ? g.mt , I'Tlj _ f.tLHtO demoJ J
PAWNBROKERS.
MAROWIT2 LOANS MONEY , 1S N. l lh t.
ni
HARNESS.
GET MY riUClM IIF.FORE YOU 1HTY A HAR-
iicjs. August llnhne , 711 S. 10th st. 2M
BHORTHAND ZND TYPEWUITING.
VAN BANTS" SCHOOL OF siiolir HAND.
N. Y. Life , Omaha. Ask for circular. 793
DANCING.
, .u. . ON MORANI > FOR LESSONS. BOCtE.- ' "
or stage dances. 1510 Ilnrney. 352 316
TIIIKIAI.TV : : .ii.utiun.
INSTHUMBNTS placsil on record September
5 , 1891 :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
H H Harder to Aug-iul.i lllootn. lot 9. Mock
2. O Ne-lira sub 8 1.3W
I' } A HawKlns to A A llionn , lots 3 and
4. mid e ! j K.W 7-13-10 1.000
T J Townsend and wife to A M Townseml.
undlv > A lot 1. block 2 Hyde palk 200
Same tu L .1 Tonnsend , ? amc ZOO
' QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
D II Sea\er and lfe lo American Nn-
tlonnl bank , uiullv ' , i lots 17 and IS.
block 41 $ Gmmhleiv 400
Maiy Itlx to Geoiee Topn < * feKlt , BC 2-13-11. . 1
DEEDS.
Mary Ills , administratrix , to Oeorge
ToenMeldt. fe15 11 4.SOO
M.-i Ler In clmncery to Cenli.il l > an and
Tills ! company , lot 3 , block ISUS , Omaha 2.993
Total nniount of tinners J14.7SO
Rnlondld cnrnttro nsrc-nt for Ketroui orSltl.
IleadachB , I > m1ii r < licustiun , faleojleei. t
rfr * clal or Kenornl l euruletiu ulholo * * Hh u
mntUm. flout , Kidney li : or.lprs. Acid U ?
peintu , Anirraln. Antlilotn for AlcchoUo
nnd olhor ci 't : . Prlco , 10.20undMcents.
eTHEeARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
IGI S. WcsiArn Av.ni. . .
Tor sale 1 > r all druggslsts. Omaha.
"GUPJDEME"
Cure * the effects ol
sell .use , c'xce.isea ,
cmf ions , Impoteiicy ,
va'.cocele nnd consti
pation. One dollar a
sale by TI1I3 GOODMAN -
MAN DIIUG CO. ,
Omaha , Neb.
BUREAU. SUES k CO. , Solicitors. Bee
Building , OMAHA. Neb. Adviua FREL
RR1LWRY TIME GflRD
Loa-vca I CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N | Arrlvcs
OniahalU , P. Depot. 191 h & Mason dts I Omaha
lUOj.itn . Eaitern i\press . G.SO.im
4-OOpm . V Btlbuled Limited . 9 : nm
C5am . Mo , Valley Local . 1030mi ;
B 4r.pin . Qmalia Chicago Special . . . . . 2:15pm :
ICHICAOOrill'RLINGrON " & Q. | , i7 rive's
Omaha ] Deixit 10th nnd Mason Sts. | Omaha
4M3prn . ClilcaRO Vestibule . Ji.STini
dl5am . Clilcago Express . l:2r : pm
7:02pm : . Chicago nnd Iowa Local . BiCOam
U.KHIII . 1'aclllc Junction Locril . 5.S5pm
Leaves iHURLINOTON & MO7 1U VE R. | Arrives
Or.iaha | Depot 10th and Mason Sta. I Omftha
10-15am . Denver Express . 3&am :
] i:13ini : ; . Deodwood Express . 1. 10pm
4 : 0prn . Denier Expicss . . . . . I 10pm
G SOpm.Nebrarka Local ( except Sunaay ) . S.Cnpm
S. 15am. . Lincoln Jxcal ( except Sunday ) . .lligiam
Lea\esl K. C. ST J. & C. H. " I Arrives"
_ Oinalia ] _ Dcpot 10th and Mason Sts. I Omaha
9tam. : . . . Kansas City Day Express . 5 : 55pm
9Kpm.K. C. Nlsht Ux. vl.i. U. P. Tran . 8:50ani :
Leaves I CHICAGO. R. I. & PACIFIC. JAr7lvc5"
OniahaU. [ P. Depot , 10th A : Maaon 8tB. | Omaha
_ EAST. _ _
lO.'ir.am. . . Atlantic Escpress ( ex. flund.iy ) . . 8:03pra :
6:25pm. : . . . NlKht Etpresn . 6:40ain
I.IBpin . . .Clilcago Vcitllmleil Limited. . . . l:23pm
HiKam.Oklahoina. Ex p. ( to C. U. ex. Sun ) S3iam
_ _ WEST. _
G:3rain.Oklahcmfi : & Texaa Exp. ( ex. b'unlt:3opm ) :
I:35pm . Colorado Limited. . . IjlOpm
"
Leaves I UNION I'ACIMC. I Arrives
OmalialUnlon Depot , 10th & MnBon Sl3. | Omaha
10Miim Kearney Express SiOrm :
2:15pm : Oveiland l-'lye.r B : < 0pra
3i : : > pm.Ileatrice & Slromsb'i ; Ux ( ex Sun > .lE:45um :
C:4C'iim Paclllo Expiesa 1055am ;
C:30um : Fast Mall , 4gOpm
Leaves I OIlfCAao7"MII * . STrpAiJlTArrlTc7 )
OmtiliajUjnlonDepot , 10th & Mason " Sla. | Omalia
6:3r : pm Chlcapo Limited. . . . . B:30am
ll:10.iin . . .Clrieago Expiess ( ex. Hun. ) . . . . BrOOnm
" "
Leaves ! K."i : . & MO , VALLEY. ( Arrives
Omalial Depot 15th nnd Webster Sts. ( _ Omaha
3:05nm : .Deadmwjd Express B:10pm
9 : < r.nm.(1-x. ( Sat. > Wyo. Ex. ( Ex. Mon. ) . . B:10pm
5:00pm : . Noifolk Express ( Ex. Sunday ) . .lD:4Sam :
E:20pm : St Paul Express 3 : < 0.im
Leaves [ MISSOtHtl PACIFIC. ( Arrives
" Omalial Depot 15th nndW _ bstcr Sta. f Omaha
8:01.nn : St. Ixiuls Express 6iOatn ;
D:30pm : St. Louis Expiess C'pm
CIDpm .Dally ( ex. Bun. Nebraska Local. . 0:1 Cam
Leaves I C. ST. I' . . M. & O. ( Arrives
Omali.il Depot 15th _ nml _ } Velwlor Sla. I Orn.iha
8:00am Hlou > c Clt ) " Aceom. fEx. Sun. ) . . RMpm :
10:00ain .Sioux City Accom ( Sun. Only ) B : 5pm
lilr | im. . Slous l'lt > - KxureBs ( Ex. Sun ) . .llMnm
6:30pin . . .St Paul LlmlU-il OUDani
Leaves ! SIOUX'CITY & I'AC I KIC. ( Arrives
Omali.ijllnlon Dei-ot , ICtli & Ma m HtB I Omah-t
6S5nm Hloux Pity PansenRer. loTzOpm
_ 3i5iim ! . . . . . . . _ . .St. Pjul Express 10Wjm :
Leaves T SIOUK ClWTT PACIFICT [ Arrives
Onialnl Depot 15th nnd Webster Sts. | Omaha
fc:30pm St. Paul Limited 9lOAm :
ltQpm Chicago Limited UIOain :
Leaves I WADASH RAILWAY
OmnhallTnlon Depot , lIHh & Maron Sis | Omn'
SSpm SI Louli Cannon II.ill it .
Fl.I'.ll WI1EX HKIt 11XOT1IKH VA3IE.
Itul tlie ICunicrod .Mnu rnllnivril nnd Shot
, Him Duuil nt Sl ht.
HENRIETTA , Tex. , Sept. 5. J. W. Witt
secretary or the Thirteenth district congres
B Ion a I convention In session hero and superJn
tendent ot public fchcols at Decitur. fiftr miles
east of here , wag asajaaliiatcd at the latter
place * last night hy s. Simmons , a young
huslnejs man of Slierman. The tragedy oc
currctl In a public street at Decalur unil ha
produced a genuine sensation. Miss Molllo
Slniiuona , UniiKhter ol Dr. Simmons , sister
to the accused , has been an art teacher In
Northwest Teas Baptist college Rt Decatur ,
but resides at Sherman. While nt tlie former
place a s-canrlal was circulated which Involved
Miss Simmons anil Witt. It la alleged that
undue Intimacy existed between them and
Wilt openly boatted of It.
The brother , upon learning ot hla cUter'c
betrayal , came hera after \Vltt , but the litter
boarded the drat train for Decatnr. Simmons
left soon afterwards and found Witt walking
along the street , when he fired two bullets
Into his heart , Us was accompanied by his
brother , IM A. Simmons , a member ot ( ho
Texas Icglslituro , Witt lias relatives In St.
Louis and Chicago. He came hero three years
ago from Decalur. Young Simmons In In Jail
nt Decatur.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures back.iche. Trial
ilzo , 25 cents. All druggists.
DEMANDS A DIFFERENTIAL
Freight Rntca in Ilia Trnuamississippl
Country a Pouros of Troablo.
UNION PACIFIC WILL BE A STRONG FACTOR
Triitmrontliieiitnl Afliilr * .Via l > y Any Mriius
tin -Scar .Solution ns Wtfiiit l''lral'llioiitltt
Woe * of Ilio lux Liimiutssloncr if
tin * ITiiluu I'urtlloi '
The likelihood ot nil agreement being
reached at tlio meeting ot tr.inscoiiUiiontal
roads in Chicago grows nioro remote as
the representatives of the various Hues
roads today In Chicago grows more remote
as the representatives of tlio various lines
appreciate the Importance ot tlio demands ut
various lines. Some time RBO , or during tlio
early days ol the meeting last week , tlio
Great Northern and Northern 1'aclllc created
co"tisklcrablo consternation In transcontinen
tal ranks by demanding higher differentials
than heretofore accorded them , tills by
reason of traffic agreements made with the
Oregon Hallway & Navigation company.
Now , a new feature arises through the
Union Pacific's demand Cor a differential
rla the Oregon Short Line In the event a
llffercntlal Is granted tlio Navigation coin-
lany's demand.
Mr. Loinnx stated yesterday that the
Union Pacific was opposed to differentials
at any kind , but If there was a dlsposl-
llon shown to grant a differential In fnvor of
tlio Oregon Hallway company , there was
no good reason why the same differential
should not bo granted the Oregon Short
Line , which is still a part of the Union
1'aclllc.Ve certainly would not allow the
Oregon Navigation road to reap any more
Benefit from their position than wo our
selves possess. It Is the height of foolish
ness to presume that wo would. We are
still engaged lit Pacific coast traffic , and If
business going via St. Paul Is favored by
the association in the way ot differentials ,
then business via the Missouri river gate
ways must be accorded the same privileges "
Tills Is the Union 1'aclflc'a new and by
right Impregnable position. Should It be
conceded It would relieve the western roads
From the embarrassment under which they
have labored ever since the Canadian Pacific
took Its differentials by main force , because
It was In a posit I en to take them. Should
the Union Pacific's position be endorsed
western roads would be able to place the
same class of business , talcing different gate
ways , on exactly the same footing , and the
reason for eeplng up the fight would lie
dissipated.
Mr. Loinnx of the Union 1'aclllc has gone
over to the meeting at Chicago , Mr.
Richard Gray of the Southern Pacific rep
resenting Mr. Loirmx In the latter's absence.
Hut Mr. Lomax was of the opinion that an
agreement would not be reached , tint new
conditions would make It impossible.1.
WOKS ) OF T1IK TAX COMMISSIONEH ,
bnino of tliu M thn < ln U.iptt In ( ieitlllt ; tlio
Hnllrniitls Ttixril fur .schools.
Much has been said by the newspapers
of Omaha regarding- the rather questionable
methods pursued by school census takers ,
Janitors and others connected with the pub
lic schools of this city to secure money from
the treasury by means that , to say the
least , have been of a shady character , but
these transactions are purity personified
alongside the methods adopted bv some ot
the school districts in the counties of the
state where the railroads pay the greater
proportion ot the taxes.
Tax Commissioner Scrlbnor ot the Union
Pacific , talking of matters connected with his
department , took pains to show The llee man
signally successful financiering In Kolth
county.
School district No. 15 In Keith county
shows an average dally attendance of two
pupils , For the education of these two pupils
the school board of that district , which is
composed of John Hughes , nis wife and an
other member , paid out the following ,
Paid teachers $329 00
Ilepalrs , furniture , fuel , etc 249 20
All other purposes , . , 1S3 09
Total $752 29
District 18 shows a dally average of three
pupils , who cost the district as follows :
Paid teacher * $3fio 00
Repairs , furniture , fuel , etc 250 00
All other purposes 249 87
Total $ S5D ST
In the Item "all other purposes" It In
cluded a voucher tor $78 for "fencing the
well , " the fencing In this case consisting ot
four posts and two barb wires.
District 38 , which shows a dally average
of two pupils , paid for the Instruction of the
rising generation :
Paid teachers $210 00
Paid Indebtedness 124 36
Hepair , furniture , fuel , etc 1241-1
All other purposes 10100
Total $019 GO
Making a total ot $2,231.66 for the education
of seven pupils during the last school year
In the three districts mentioned ,
Ot this amount the Union Pacific railroad
paid In taxes $1,593.12. or above 70 per cent
of the total amount , which it added to the
tax paid on lands owned by the Union Pacific
railroad in these districts would make about
DO per cent ot the total levy which the rail
road must pay.
These little stretches ot conscience , how
ever , arc nothing to a Kansas county through
which the Kansas Pacific passes. In
that the Inhabitants organbed six
school districts In ono township , all
the districts bordering on the railroad which
must bear Its proportion ot the taxesIn
this case all t'ie taxes , for the residents are
homesteaders and nro not compelled to pay
taxes except on proving up after five years.
So flagrant was the attempt to make the
railroad build nil the school houses that the
attorney general of Kansas began a milt
in tha name of the state to have the Sixth
district annulled on the ground that there
are not enough children of school age to
warrant the creation of a district. Allldavlts
on file show that someof the children re
puted to bo of school age are. babies in
arms , whllo otlicrs were Imported from
other districts for the purpose of padding
the school census. They have built their
school house , however with a fine cyclone
cellar. Should the district be closed tha
loss will not Call an the residents , but on
the contractor.
I'hUlippl < Jor * nil lEt'roi-cl.
Speaking cf the proposed ordinance looking
to a settlement of dUllcultlos with the Union
Pacific and the completion ot the depot at
Tenth and Mason streets , Mr. J. 0. Philllpp ! ,
assistant gcneial freight and passenpcr
agent of the Missouri Pacific said : "I de
sire going on record as being opposed to
the building of the union dcpcl at Tenth and
Mason streets. The only advantageous
Blto In Omalm 1 % at the foot of K.irnam
street. I hitc Just returned from witnessIng -
Ing the ceremonies attending ' . ' > ipcn-
Ins ; of the new $ t. Louis passenger Elatltn ,
occupied by twenty-two railroads , nnd the
St. Loiis"slto ! Is nut DQ neur perfection as
the Farnam street site. Omaha ought to
build a depot for the future , not fur the
present. It Is the business of I In ; people
in see this Is tlnno outside the council 1C
the counc.l will not co-cperate with the pee
ple. You may say tha he Missouri Pacific
Is In favor o the Farnam street ski- , and
I believe President Clark of the- Union Pa-
cine Is also in fnvor of the same location.
In my opinion Itwould bo suicidal U com
plete the depot begun on Mason street , "
ir n > Hi" Uiultrerimnil * < rvlcn.
Charles Suiter , prnsldent of the St. Louis
Underground Service company , was In Omaha
Monday , and while here received a message
from the superintendent of the Postal Telegraph -
graph company at St. Louis announcing the
opening of the underground service ami con
gratulating Mr. Sutler on its BUCCSS , This
WUB the first message tent out over tlio un
derground system , a ayntem which promises
to come Into general utn In all the large
cltl s In a very few years.
Muy Content llui Miort IInn Hi ( pit cr lili.
POHTLAND. Ore , , Sept. C , It Is stated
that the order of the United Slates court
appointing ( bo Union I'aclflc receivers as
separata receivers of the OrcRon Short Un
will bo contorted by tha bondholders ot tint
road not Identified with the Union Pacific
Interests , unless the receivers cease to
operate tli road purely In tlio Interest ot
the Union Pacific and throw open the gates.
to the Denver lines cither it that city or at
Dgdcn.
I turmoil lr.lit | ; nn llurviMt Ktriirnlon * .
CHICAGO. Sept. B. A Joint telegram wai
sent wesUo-n roods by the Oreat Northern ,
Northern Pacific unit Southern I'aclflc line *
today that they would withdraw their thirty-
day limits on harvest excursion 1 1 elects nnd
make the limit twenty days , so us to con-
fotm \Vcstprn P/issenger / Association I RIS-
latlon on this subject. It will remove a
great deal of friction from the situation and
make the limitations of these tickets uniform
throughout the -western territory.
llnllvtiiy Xiiton.
Orneral Manager Dickinson of the Union
Pacific has gone to Chlalgo.
General SupErlntendt-nt C. A. Ooodnow ol
the Milwaukee was In , Omaha yesterday.
Assistant General Passenger Agent A H.
Smith is representing the liurllngton at tha
Iroiiscontlnentnl meeting at Chicago.
J. II. Arthur , ono ot the liest knnwn
freight men In this section , connected with
tin Milwaukee , has returned from a trip to
New York.
GeorKK Clayton ot the Wabaah has gene
to St. Louis In an endeavor to Ret the pas
senger department of the \Vnbnsh to rescind
Ha action In letting out Harry Moore-s , who
has bum ot Invaluable ) service to the road
since his connection with It , eight years
ago.
_
oa.l I1 , 31. nt Ontiiliii , HiH A. M , nt ClifriiRo.
The now vestlbulcd train new running oa
the "Northwestern" cast dilly.
n.lH 1STU JSVX.l II. IV
Hnglno nf nn Etpn-jR Train Thrown Over
M llrUljrr rirrinuit Killed.
COLUMIllTS , 0. , Sept , 5. A remarkable
collision occurred on the llaltlmorc & Ohio
Just west ot this city. A wildcat train of ten
loaded coat cars which started two miles
east of the scene of the collision ran Into
the Baltimore & Ohio Cincinnati and Pitts-
burg express on the bridge over the Olen-
tangy river. The runaway cars were running.
about four miles an hour , The englno of tha
passenger train plowed under the coal cars
and wont off the bridge Into the river , pull
ing the baggage cur with It. The sleeper and
two day coaches remained on the track.
One span of the brldgo was carried down
and the coal cars were piled upon the englno
in the river. Fireman William Herbert was
crushed to death. Engineer Joseph Small-
wood was hurled out Into the river and
escaped , with several bad cuts > . Thno : train
men who were caged In the baggugu car
miraculously escaped. Hurnle llurton , 11
years old , had her arm broken. No other
passengers \\cre hurt beyond a few scratches
each , and bruises.
I'nruior'K IMucky Mi-limit til Suilni ; u Train
from 11 It'rrlltlo DlmiHtur ,
ST. PAUL , Sept G. The morning train
from Chicago on the Wisconsin Central was
saved from a. bad wreck near Stevens Point
liy a. plucky farmer. The train was approaching
preaching that place at 2 o'clock when sig
naled by a flame that quickly vent out , On
stopping the train It was found wreckers had
been at work , but were frightened away by
a man living near , who tore oft his shirt and
lighting It signaled the train. It appears
MUoiit midnight a gatitf of men displaced the
tracks by tearing off the fish plates and
drawing the spikes. Right at this point la
a high precipice and It was the evident In
tention to ditch the train and hurl it down
the incline. No clew Is had to the miscreants
nor Is there any knowledge of their motives
In wrecking the train.
Plumbers Suppliers Orjrittilzc.
CHICAGO , Sept 5. The delegates repre
senting forty leading manufacturers and
plumbers supply firms of the west last night
completed their Organization , which will be
known as the Central Supply association.
The main purpose ot the association is to
protect the trade against had dc > bls and to
pursue a uniform credit system.
The next meeting of the association will
bo at Cleveland , O. , the first Tuesday ol
December. The officers elected are : Presi
dent , John E. Wolff of Chicago ; vice presi
dents , John Walker , Oetrolt ; Theodore
AT ems , Louisville , Ky. ; secretary , \Vllllam
M. Webster , Chicago ; treasurer , F. F. Felix ,
Plttsburs.
Mlinrly Itoll tu Jliitio n Tour ,
CHICAGO , Sept. 5. The now Liberty and
Peace bell which rang so often at llio
World's fair hr. beert resting In Chicago
since Its return from New York last fall.
Airangemenls are now being- made to carry
the bell on a trip throughout the country ,
Invitations having been received from the
governors of evury state In the- union to
ring the bell in the principal cities. Invita
tions have nlso been received from the
authorities of the City ot Mexico and ether
fotelgn points.
On Saturday next the bell will be taken to
PHtsburg , where It will play n prominent
part In the Grand Army encampment.
fort Omtilm Couple l.omm n llubf.
HNNi : , Sept. 5. ( Special Telegram
to The Bee. ) The 3-months-old Infant
ot Jlrs. Klnnoq , wife ot a soldier at Fort
Omaha , died of cholera Infun'tum on tha
westbound passenger. No. 1 , Just before It
reached this city. The remains were In
terred In the military cemetery nt Fort Rils-
sell.
Itrlilco 1Y1I mill TuiOli'ii K111o.il.
LEMAKS , la. , Sept , D. John and Thomas
Waller , brothers , wealthy farmers , were In-
RtaiHIy killed by tlio falling of a brldga
which they wore crossing with a threshur
engine. _
ir/U Tlll'.lt J1HtKV.lNT.
I'nlr IVoiitlior unil I'rolmlily Wnriimr In
Southern > rbru kiv.
WASHINGTON , Sept. G. The Indication !
for Thursday nn- :
For Nebraska Fnlr ; probably Bllghily
warmer In the extreme touthem portion atid
In the vicinity of North Pintle ; cast to
southeast winds.
For South Dakota Generally fnlr , prob-
nltly slightly cooler In the vicinity of. Itajild
City ; VEIItable winds.
For Iowa Fair ; probably slightly cooler
In the L'xtri-nu ! western portion ; south
wlndn.
Kor Missouri Fair ; east winds. >
I'or ICansaH Fair ; slightly warmer In tlm
< > xtitine northern portion and In the vicin
ity of Concordla ; southeast winds.
IAH iil Kt'cortt.
OPFICROPTIIB Wn.vninu Huntcui. OIIAH * .
Sept. 3 Omaha record of tomnornturo nnd.
ratnfallcomp.iroil wltti coiTospomllng- of
past lour .years . :
ISOt. IflOS. 1HD2 IfiDl.
Maximum tomnaratuia H.13 803 UH = TG =
Minimum U'luuurulttro. ' fi7Q 01 = fjl = 073
AMirncii winoor.unri' . . 71)3 ) 7&B < I3 00 =
I'JcclplUtlon UO .00 ,00 .01)
St itomoiitsnovrirH ? llio ooiidiUjn of torn-
pcraturoiiiU iirauiplutlonnt Omaha for tha
dnyauiiftlni'uMiriih 1 , 1831 :
NOIIIIH ! tiMiinor.ituro Ods
Kuresn for tliu tiliv B = >
AccjilinulnU'd o.M-'jss nlnco Murcli 1 . . . . 010
Nmmulurutilnltallnn 11 Incli
hnllclency lortlie duv U Inch
Acciiiiiuhtled dollcluncy alncu , Minu
1 1-1,43 Incliim
1C if ports from Other Station * lit H 1 * . 01.
T" Indicates tr.ico ot rain ,
GtOUfJK K. HUNT r < , ca IToreCitt OOlotiU.