THE OMAIfA DAILY ItEBi SEPTEMBER 0. 18i. ! )
TfePays you $4 to $8 weekly
that moans pin money adds
JL. little to your present expenses
THE BEE GETS 'EM
17 WORDS FOR 25 CENTS.
8PEG1RL NOTSGB8.
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Adverttnements for tlicae cnlumn * will be t.iken
until 18.30 p. m. for the evt-n'ng nnd until . >
p. m. for the morning and Sunday editions.
Aavertl cr , by nquesting n numbered cluck ,
can have answers tiddrcBsed to n numlwrnJ letter
In rrrc if The Itee. Answers BO aildre efiJ will
b aeilvcrcd upon presentation of tlie check. ,
Itntc" . IVSo n word first Insertion , Ic a wont
thereafter. Noth'ne ' tnkpn for less than 2Jo for
11 rut Insorllnn.
These advertisements must run consecutively.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
YOUNO 1ADV WANTS I'OSITION AS OOV-
CTIIOBS or Trench teacher. W 17. UUP.
A M97 7 *
SITUATION AS COACIIAtAN WANTI3D IIY
a JOIIIIK mnn In private family : KooJ , com-
lietrnt drlicr. Address \V IS , Hoe.A .
A MID' ' ) 7 *
WANTI3U , SITfATION UV MAN ANH WIKR
on tlm fnim Will take. InrnoH In pnrt pny.
AiMresi J. ll.i Superior , Nib. A MIH C'
WANTED-MALE HELP.
BALIISMKN WANT MI'.V OPen
Komi ilJrcF on salary for retail trmle. Apply
1510 Doucla 11-51110 h9
ran uinivs r.r.vr
Jaw rnmeily ( endorsed by U. 8 Dipt. Anrlcul-
ture , Hurciu of Animal Imluttrp ns a mwclllo )
K n. Blilp line Ubernl term ? to r'Eht ' iiauiei.
Address Ilrolhera & IteoJ , Malvein , In.
1I-M1CI B17
"WANTED. THAVELINO SALESMEN. Hi :
& Thomp on tailors , 1GI2 Fainim Direct.
lt-r"l
NUNI : ni"i nusT CLASS
need npply ; bring tools , IW Iro.id\r.ir. * > until -
til niurfs. ii-ni s
I'KUMANKNT WO UK TOR ACTIVC tl : .
Salary or coinmlneiUm. Ki > pxpei.enco ncces-
wiry. Goods monopoly. Coal bills of e\ery *
ixidy reiluceil iO per cent. Addicni K. 8. Co. ,
133 Colonnade bide. , Huston , Class.
HOY AI10UT 17 TO U\1tN A
liuxIneiM AVnKen , $15 per mnth. Ansucr In
o n tmndwrltlni ; . Address W 2) . ! ! .
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WANTED
WANTING rmsT ci.\s3 oini,3
at the Honndlnavlan Y. I. . Home. Olllre ,
Sia N. 1C til street. G M SS 7 *
WANTI3D. A KtllST-Cr.ASS COOK , NO OTIIflll
1,1ml need apply ; no laundry MUIK rcqulicd.
gQ9 | Dout'las street. C MJ77 C
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WANTii : oinri rort OHNKKAIJ iiot'si-
worlt , apply 2)17 ) Howard st , C loj- !
Al.b KINDS OP STOVCS CI.iANUI > AND UI >
Iinlred , W cents a burner. A. A. Cailln , N.
3 : . corn-r ZUh nnd Nlcholnu C 1W-5'
WANTED , aim. FOII GiNin.\i. : nonsn-
wuik' must slio references. 2525 California
trgl. . C Mia C
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WAMTHl ) . OIltl.H TO 11P.M' ON COATS
John HuJdccin , lloom 11 , Continental t > lock.
C Mia 6
ArANTii > , TO I 'NO WOMEN TO
trilnlnff school for mir. os Addus3 \ \ ' . ( I ,
A , liuspltal. Council IlliirTs. C 131 13
FOB KENT HOUSES.
TENTS roil RENT , 1311 PAUNAM ST.
D-737 817
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WANTED. OOOD MEDIUM PfllCHU HOL'SES.
List > our houses for rent with Ames.
D-7I3
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IIOUSUS. T. K , UAIIUNO , DAllUEll IHOCK.
D 7i >
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HOt'SES IN Al.li PA UTS OP THE CITV. TUG
O. P. I > ala company , 1505 Tarnam. U 733
KCLIUNNY & co. , u. i. CONTINUNTAI < nuc"
D-736
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FlNnIIOOM CDHNEII FLAT AT 701 3. 1CT1I
xtiect ; tancc anil nit other con enlencoi.
Cicorge L'louaer , room . IC2I I'arnnni street.
I. R. 8 AND 10-HOOM HOUSIIS. AI.L MODern -
ern , Inwn and shade. Apply ut HI N. Y. 1. 1 fa
or an M lain I street. n MIS )
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FOn IIBNT , CIIIJAPKST SIX-nOOM COTTAOn
vith bath In city ; only $15.00. So ; ; rillfnrnla
lrect. D a
FOU nnNT. DcsittAULr : Dwnr.i.iNca IN
all parts of city. U. II. Slieafe. 433 I'.itlon bite.
U 9J7-SI1
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FOII 11ENT. B ItOOMS. 634 S. 1TTH STHntlT.
P-CIQ-SIO'
-HOOM iiousi : . 2711 I > OUOI.AS
street. H-MC7I
I S UOOM HOt'SlIS , MODintN AND C1IIIAP.
MS L llth strcat. I ) M7i | sa
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POU HUNT. ni.KOANT 10-nOOM IIOUSGj
tvuMnible , Sf > i Hurt stieet. D S31-a'
IIENT-THN-OOM HOL'Si : , N. W. COIl.
Kainam ami 30th Kta. , mmlirn lmpro\emi > nts :
by Clus. Tuincr. Klfl fjrnam st. U 811
rou IUNT e-nooji corrAan. nit DOIICAS
llrel , elty ftler , bath. Inquire Hubert Hun *
tor , llee oltlce. V M5IJ
B-noosi. ALL MonnnN norsn. s/T / SOUTH
lllli , nl a other Kiuxl huusci. Q. L. Qn-cn , ro-im
U. Darker block , D M3JG
pnNiaKD not'sn , B nooji1 ? . LArNDiTYT
fumacv. nicely llnlshe < l , mll from couit house.
lletvr ncc . WtUlijni , 331 Hoard of Trade
U MM ! 6'
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ron HUNT , nisiuAiu.u 7-itooii COTTAOIJ
near llnnscom p.irk ; tent JJJ.OO. llliib-wult
Itroa. . 37 Darker block. D 113
& UOOM . LAliairilAI.L , HATH ItOOM. IN-
Uiilic at 5-'a Sun Hi IbiU utrcet. D-MIJV12
HUNT . ivin.\L : woDnitN HPII.T
IUIIIMS near llanscom patk. Hlcl. * . :0i N Y.
Life IIKtB . D MI.1
TOR REMI H.OOM3.
rUHNliiHKD ItOOMS. EM SOUTH UTII ST.
B SW3J Sit'
PLUASANT KUltMSHKD UOOM , KI5 DO DOG ;
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ K-M37S
Fl'llNISUUD UOOMS AT Ml SOUTH ISTlf ST ,
U-M181 Sll
AND SMALL ItOOMH AND UOOJIS
n sutla on two car line * . Ill SDUth Mill street.
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I PUIINISHID UOOMS FOII itot'snKiiiMNO ' :
for mnn ami wife. Kent taken In Uuril. Ill
N 17lh street , K MCil
nENTNICr.LY rUlt.NISUED
call ttl ! Vii7 Ituuglas. K 7J-19 )
I'l'HMSUIOD P.OOM , PHIVATE FAMILY , mi
Bt Mary'i ' avenue. USK-C *
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* NICI2 KUItNldllUD IIOOM8 VOU I.K1HT
H S. llth M.
von HUNT. NICU nniNiMiiKu SOUTH
front loom. Prlvittn family , til : Ca itrvet.
t -ta t
runNiBiiui ) pAiitons foil MAN
ml wlf * ! 1JU ludr Bt , C y.l-S
UNFunNainD ROOMB ; anco.vc
floor , modern cumenlencea. ) N. 19lli street.
ilOOM FOR I40HT UOUSKIiu'lNO. II ) N
th. B-lDi-7 *
HUNT , 1 KUllNISIini > JIOOMSITl
out bxuril la several ladles or ta nun and
wkf * . lltftrtnce * . 1121 N , ISth. B-lW-l *
FURNISHED 1S.OOMS AND BOAHD.
VOttNQ WOMIJN'8 HOME ! fNOHR CAUt : OF
Women's Christian association. Ill S. nth at.
V 730
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PLI2ASANT UOOMS WITH DOAIID. SIM HAH-
ney. F M31I B1C
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NICELY PUI8NISIIKD UOOJIS WITH AI.U
cnntenlences. rirat-class board 211 No. IStti
utreet. P
MICH HOOMH ; COOD DOAHD ; HATi:8 HKA-
Bonableconententes. ; . The Husc,20.'i'J022 Homey.
P-MCM SK
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TUB PIlGS'ZEIl. I HAVK TAKEN THU
above- family hotel at 25th and Uoilge ana It has
bffcn iilacwl In perfect rep.ilr ; um ready to lo-
cnto the rooms ut once nnd shall scne meals
after September 15th. I'hnno Is ! Mo Ite-
sp tfully , . Mrs. I. . M Tuttle _ K-118-5
Pl'IlNIHIIHU UOOMS . BINQLit : OR nN SU1TH.
\\llh boarJ. ZIPS Douglas. K-M830 S *
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DnSlllAIt.n ItOOM WITH DOAUD IN PHI-
vote family. 7M N. 18th. _ ! ' S73-7 *
SOUTH KHONT HOOMS POU FOUIl OH Pivr.
ladles or cvntletnen with llrst clans board nt 1721
Dodge. l'-a71-S'
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Vi : I IV IilISIRAlJLn UNPUnNIHHKD rilONT
nnd kick jiarlors , nlso fuinlshed roonn , e\er > -
thliiR lll-sl-class. 219 nnd " 1 ! South SSth street ,
P Hill 10 *
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EMIQANTLY KtJIlNISIinD SOUTH PIIONT
room nnd private board ; best conveniences.
2111 Douglns Ktiect. r M97SM
HANDSOMi : TUONT IIOOS1.-J WITH P.OXP.D :
ufeicncei. 20J No. ISlh P SS2-7'
LAIKJt : SOl'TII PHONT HOOM , WITH
boaiil : rcrcirnce. 2214 l\irnam sturt.
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PI50NT RI'ITll WITH ISOAIID : PLKABANT
piHati fniully : itiMitein rumonlencej ,
mmliiatu , refureiK.es Cl > Kuulh 2"th
. 1' M3J ) 0-
OD' 8 Oil 10 YOUNO MKN CAN IIAVH
irint hutue Mllli loom nml boaid In u
i' fimlly. house vltli all modern con-
M'nlcJicr * location central untl tlMlMble ; uvery-
thlntr llrcl.133. . AUJrcsis W 21 , lice
FOR BENT UNFURNISHED nOOWS.
TWO LAIiGi : HOOMS , KAST AND SOUTH
fionl ; modern , will rent imfuriiHIiOil tu piity
furnlHhlns good references 1003 Oco avemn * .
a-lOT-7'
FOB KENT STORES AND OFFICES
COHNHU STOrtE , IM.OO , Ml DOUGLAS. IN-
qmrn 9JJ. 1 74H
POIl IlKNT. IIOOM. Co IIY 32 , IND TLOOll Ol'
rny atore. sullatle for Uoiki nnd F UB : gooJ
light and elevator service. Mrs. J. Ilensnn.
I MSSD
roil IlKNT. THi : 4-STOllY liniCK DUII.DIN'Q
Die Kiirmm street. The bii'ldlns ' has a lire-
protf renient basement , compute atenni heit-
Inc llxuren , nnter on nil Doura , is , etc. Ap
ply nt tlie clTlcs of The lice I-9M
3-ou IUNI : KXPOSITION HALL. QUOUND
1b > or Open dates can bo liiil for pirtH of
Siplembcr. October and Nnv.-mher. ThH la
thf only hnll In Omaha equipped for conven
tions , political meetings , balls and other large
Catherine * of people. A , J I'opiile'on. room 311
FUM National Dniik bull JI us. 1 Sll 6
POIl HUNT. COOD STOIIK UOOM IN THC
best locitlon In northeast Kanuax , vlll icnl
very reasonnt > lo to fond pirt > . Addrns Tlieo.
and O. F. Welsenborn , ItJtle llle Kan.
I MIOW 8
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTID noon SOLICITOUS. MEN AND
women , to work for th < ? Prwcresilvo nndow-
ment flulld of America , for Missouri. Kansas
and Nebraska , ( DuildlnR nnd Lnnn and ten-
> enr iml : nment Insurance tomblned ) Ito
llnblo people only need npi > l > Addri-si room
5. Hot I. Islanil lildn. , cor. till and TMmond
Btroet St. Joseph. Mo. J M903 01
AOHNTS TO TAKB OHDHns IIY SAS1PLIJ AT
home or travel. We pay llbenil salary nnd ex
penses or good commlHslon nnd fuinlsh
Bimples to right applknnt. Address LOCK
llox 1331 New York City. .
WANTID : , OKNKHAL AORNTU TOR CITIIS.
L < xnl iiKi-nls for tovvni New uavelty Him-
plex kctllo lifter and drnlnrr Stump fni
puillculars. Wallace & . Co , Iloclc Iblnml , III.
J J
WANTED TO KENT.
WANTP.D , nousns TO UHNT HAVE
rolls thin 1 con sujipli. J. II. Parroite. 16th
nnd l > oJue. 11 551 S2I
WANT TO KENT UPniOItT PIANO. IlKST
caio Kiiaianteed Address W J3 , Itco ofllce.
K S83-
LADY WANTS ItOOSI AND DOAlin. AD
idlesHW2- , _ _ ltee. 1C M130 7'
3 rtrnxisiiED IIOOMs i'on LIGHT nouan-
ke < plntc , with heat nnd Ilclll ; state IOL'S (
terms. Aitdiess W II , Hee 1C M127C'
STORAGE.
S10IIAOB , WILLIAMS S.CUOSS. 12U
M : 741
BTORAGK POll HOUSEHOLD OOODrt ; CLUAN
and cheap rate. U. Wellj , till Farnam.
Farnam.LL T < Z
OM.VAN&STOIIAO12 CO..IMS FARNAU. Tel IKS
61 743
UIST sToiuat : IIUILDINO IN OMAHA , u.
H. ROV , bunded uaiehnuse , Itnusehnld KOCJ
tort-d. Lowest rates. 1013-1015 Leavenvvorlh
WANTED TO BUY.
CASH POIl LUltllP.Il Itl'SlNKSS IN LIVE
tunn ; civu lull particulars. T 3 , tic * oillce.
N MMI 87 *
HAVANA PIIECKLKS , DEST ON CAIITH. f
N MCJ1 S2J
WANTED TO 1IUY AN KSTAIILISHED PAY
In ? ecu I business for cash. Address \V 9. lice
_ _ _ _ N-STW
WANTED. HOUSE NOT OVEH 7 YEAUS OI.l
any l.i.ly can drlvo Biftly , welKhlnir nlKiu
1.100 | > uud4 ; elvc description , Addreat W 16
Ilto oltlce , N MMO 0'
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS KASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOU ! '
money.ja \ > juices on furiilluio ami houwhoK
Ooods , Knterptlno Credit Co. , 513-615 N. ICih t
O-74I
FOB , SALE HOUSES , WAQONS.ETC
i. TOP Ill-aOIKS. | 35 i. S5. LUATHEIl TO !
cuirlace JC1 Urummond Carrlaee Co.
P-746
FOR t AI.K Oil THADE. 2 HOUSES WCIOtl"
1ne I.P > > rounds each. B nnd T years old I'rei
Terry. I3D Hamge block. P TIT
Till ) lll'ST L13ATHKHTOP IirOGY IN OMAIU
tar JiS.O ) . Drumniond. ISth and Hnrney.
Hnrney.Lrl" ! .
WANTKD-A THAM OP HOUSES WUICJHLNT
n less lhan 1,10) lb , uell broken (3 clt ;
driving. Btnd nartlculani to U IT. Her.
P-5II-B
FOR SAIjE
HANK AND PI.ATTEVALI.KY SAND VOI
tale , C , W Hull comnan ) . Mlh ard Zzard sis
_ O-7iO
CHEAPEST CHICKKN AND ORNAMENTAI
fenca made. C. 11. Lee , Ml Douglas. Q 749
VOtt SALE. THE POIIMULAB FOII WEC.I
known proprietary medlclnei favoially knam
In the northwest , with irrte rlchts tu manufac
lure and sell In North nni ] Bouth Dakota , Ne
braikn. None but responilble realties nrei
answer Address H. F. bmllh. Q-MI19 SIS
NEW 8TANDAIID I'PHlollT PIAKO3 POI
al < at manufacturer's price * only a few left
AJ.ir.-ti W ID. I ! e Q 5 SO (
lOth street. Q-Uir ! lt >
MISOE LX , ANEO 08.
STOCIC PASTUllEU , OOOD PP.KD T MIIIl-
ray. II-M4J : BW'
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iToTlSES WANTED TO W1NTEI1. FIFTY HEAD
of linmeii ta winter ut Plntte Valley runri. box
elnllnj Kf.nln , hay anil foilder ; best nttenllim
( rKiii.tn take stork ( mm OmaliA nnd return
In 111" spring. Address llatta Vallov I.lvo
Stock Co. . Prcmont. Neb. H 9H1 J
CUAIKVOYANTS.
IITIB. Dll. II. AVAIllinN. CLAIIIVOYANT , HE-
liable buslnesa nuHllumi 7lh year at 119 N. _ H.
R 7SJ
MASSAGE , BATHS. ETC.
MAIJAMtT HMITII. Ml 3. 1JTH. IU F1.OOU.
room 3 ; InnnnaKefipor , nlcohol , stenin. rut-
liliurlno and eea baths. T tl 21 S
MMU. LA HUH. 416 EOUTtl UVT1I. T-MM1 H
MASSAGE. MADAME I1EUNAHD , 1U9 DOUOR.
PERSONAL.
LAS MAUn. nCCOVCKRD AND HE-
paired. 10 * South Sixteenth street. U 753
VI VVI HOME TlltiATMKNT „ FOR I.ADIK8.
Health book anil ccnsultntlon free. AJ < tres or
cull Vlavt Co. , : C IJce bldg. Lnily nttcndnm.
U ol
TAKB TOUU rrtlCND ; TINTVPKS. 4 TOIl
Kc. Proctor , ( ID S. 1611 ] street. U T55
A pleasant nnJ convenient place. 1529
Farnam street. I'axton block ; 'phone ill.
737-S17
CREAM FOR WHIPPPINO- AND HUTTKR-
mllk , Waterloo creamery , 1613 Huvvatd _ ; UM.ISJZ.
WHOLE WHEAT DREAD FROM UN11OLTED
Hour at Imogen L. Ramsey's , ' 21T " ' * " " '
DH.W STEI'imNSONSPECIALIST. . fi SJ. 1ITH
JtMC. LA HOOK. SIASSA012. 1W ) l.nAVF.N-
worth street , third noor , front rooms ; two llrst
class operators. U-M875 10'
VIIRN OUT WITH YOUIl I.ADV VISIT J. J
Muller's new Ice crcnm pirlors , 2SM leaven-
worth street ; ever ) thins Is new/ , Including tlio
building. Tel. 1030. Ice cream tletl\ereil. _
U * 7o9 Bl i
OC CIOAIt POn LC , IIAVAXA
nLECTRO-THERMAI , BATHS , FACIAL MAS-
aEe&compl < ! Jilon treatment. Mine. 1'ost , 319W S.15.
DATHS , MASSAGE. MME. POST , 31914 S. 11TII
U 393
P KID MILLER. THE COLORED PIT CHER
formerly -with the Council Illurfs Maroimi , will
call at Itee business oillce h < ? will set nn Im-
portnnt letter. U-MU3S C'
TRINITY CATHEDRAL K1NDEROARTKN
will open Sept 10 A trnlnlns cln s fur youno
ladles In connection with the klnderc-irten
will bo started Oct. L U Mill t
MONEY TO LOAN KEAL ESTATE.
, IPE INSURANCE POLICIES LOAXED ON
or boutlit. r. C. dinner , Kansas City , M .
W 759
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. SIS X.Y. LIPE
loins Bt low rales for choice tecin tly In Ne
braska and lovva farms orOmihaclt > property.
W 7M
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM IN DOUGLAS
Improved nnd unimproved Oimha rcnl estate.
PldiMlty Trust Co. , 170J Farnum st. W 7 1
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
ical estate , lliennan , Lava & Co. . P. < Tton blk.
W 752
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. . 1CTH AND
UouKlas streets , loan money un city an < l form
property nt lowest rates of Interest. W 7C3
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES THE
O. F Davis Co. . 1503 Parnam St. \V-764
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO Ol' NKW
York , Capital J2000,000. Surplus JW.ow. Pub-
mil choice linds to P. S. 1'tuey , attent , Plrst
National bnnk building. W 76J
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWKST RATES ON
Improved and tinltaprovfd Ormlia real estate.
1 to 6 yeais. Fidelity Trust Co. , 170i Painam.
W Tl.l
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
properly : tto > W & upwards. 6 to 7 per cent ; no
delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co , 131 } Farnnm.
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at C per cent. W. U. Melklc , 1st Nat. bank.
W 7 G3
L1PB INSURANCE POLICIES PURCHASED *
Lnjns on Rime negotiated. Welllver & CoJ
Drexel bldij , Ililla , Pa. W-SI874 O3 *
MONEY TO .LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc. , nt lowest rates In city ;
no removal of [ noils ; strictly confidential , you
can pay the loan ore at any time or In any
amount.
OMAJA MOriTaAOE LOAN . "O. .
30 S ICth st.ceu
X-fM
J. B. HADDOCK , ROOM 427 It AMOK nr.OqiC.
X -7ij
SHORT TIME LOANS. Z I'AXTON llLOCiv.
X 957 S6
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROPerty -
erty Ilarvln I oan Co. , ,01 N. Y. Life build-
Inc. X-766
MONKY TO L.OAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
tuie , pianos , IIOISCM , waRons , or any kind of
chattel security , at lowest possible rates , which
you can pay back at nny time and In nny
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO ,
room 4 , Wlthncll block. 3 : 767
BTJSIWES3 CHANCES.
FOR RENT , A DEPARTMENT ON SECOND
floor , S' ' xSO. In one. ol Ilia largest houses In
Council ItlufTs. 13 , care Ilee , Council muffs
Y-7G
FOR SALE , A RIO PAYING RUSINES3 | NO
competition , 11,800 cas.ll takes It. Address S.
CO Uee Y M100 BS
A IIOWLINO SUCCESS , HAVANA FRECKLES.
Y M051 S2f
THE NATIONAL INFORMATION AND EX-
chance Co. . 2D3 First National bank , Omaha ,
lias customers with cash , farm laiuH nnd clty
property for merchandise ; also stocks of Roods
for sale and trade. V 11 SCO 20
INVESTIGATE M INVESTED TO LEARN
Usht manufacturing business , will pay Il.IMX )
a > ear Address W 1 > , Ilee. Y-llO-C *
FOR SALE A LARGE AND V
stock of dry Bonds , notions nnd millinery.
with store fixtures nnd lens * * Established
trade. Pi Ice , JlOiW ; rash. 2.C' ' . balance.
time. Addresi T. U. Yntes , Carroll , la
Y Mill C
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43 PEP. CENT NET PROFITS WEEKLY WITH
)1.50 or moro capital. Prospectus , Itemised
statistics free Ilenson & Dvv > er , S3t llrnnd-
wny. Mew York. Y Mil. Oi
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FOR EXCHANGE.
VMERICA'S PRIDE , HAVANA PRECKLT33. 5
V5-MWI SJJ
I HAVE CASH , IOWA AND OTIIBR LANDS
tu exchnnco for merchandise. II. A Wagner.
Omaha , Neb. Z S18S3
FOR TRADE , ONE OR ALL OK S STORE
buildings un N stieet , South Omthn. bringing
nlco Income , for eood clear farm land near
tn Omaha , South Omaha or Council Illuffa.
Value of property about J23.CKM03 Addn-ss
ir M. Dee. Z M6M U
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FOR EXCHANGE , IMPROVED LANDS. CLEAR
of Incumbrance. good quality , vUlh mme cV-li.
for general merchandise : corre | > ondtnco con
fidential , Address loci ; box 30. Denver City.
Neb. Z-M853 7
CLEAR CITY PROPERTY FOR LAND"WII -
llams & Mlttan. McCague bulldlnn. room 313.
. Z-M897 01
CHOICE JIKSIDENCB IX3TS , SIX MINUTES
from poatofllca nnd court house , to exchange
fnr grocery stock. Pioneer agency. KherliLin ,
Wyo. it MIHD 8'
OOOD CLEAR REAL ESTATE FOR STOCIC OP
goads Address W S , this otllce. Z 11870 S
WHY NOT TRADE YOUR VAOANT LOT FOR
a nice place In which to lite or to rent.
Wanted , to trnde notia for n good driving
horse. D. F. Hutchison , 103 N. 15th. 900-3
A 61-ACRE FRUIT PARM IN THE PEACH
belt In Mlclilcrm for u. farm In vatnern Ne
braska. Address lot 21th street , South Omaha ,
Neb. z M3O C *
A GOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO EXchange -
change for young work hoists or mul , > .
Lamotcaux lima , JOQ 8. ICth K lOi
IMPROVED IN ACRES IN WYANDOTTE CO. ,
Ohio , and fine residence with len acioi ml-
Jolnlns irood lawn In Hnnoick Co. , Ohio , to
trade for eastern Nib. land or meri-h.indlse ,
liox CS3 , Schu > lor , Neh. Z M131 O5
OMAHA IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
nsl'lence ' piopcrly nnd eastern Ndiruska farm
land to trade for dry goods , 'ttant to deal
with owner. HJX 716. Bchu > lrr , Ni-b.
Z-MH ) OS
fOIt SALE REAL ESTATE.
K'ARM LANDS. C.IMIAIUU.ION , sis N.Y. LIFII
ItB 868-16'
FOR SALE. NEW 4-ROOM COTTAUEl CEL *
lap. cistern , city water ; cor. llih and Sahler ;
U. : .W | lunn time. Enquire 111 ! Parnam.
Samuel Hums. R 11 77 }
QARD N LANDS.
S milts from poitofflce. lone lime , easy terms.
Clll U l N. Y. Life. 1IK-7JI
ONK OF THE DEST HOMES IN KOUNTZE
Place ( l lllnney ) if sold nl once ,
will go for leu thin cost of house. Terms
about half cash , balance easy , R. N. Wllhntll
lowner ) W7 N. Y. Life. K E-31I-S-11
FOR SAM ! REATi ESTATE.
ContUi
AT YOUR OWN PRICB-NP.AT CORNER COT-
Injdf home , nenr KmmUt.I.'ln " . OfTerti wanted.
Wolnhans Agency. Ml Himtd of Tiade. UK
WANTKD-JIO.OOO
Wnntrtl J.ow pliue.
Wonliil In limn 1 *
Wnnteil 80 acrc In flirpy cminty.
W nled IM InV n.'hlnjOuji ttiunly.
Wanled M'ichnndl e fop elnnr land.
Wintiil ' ( ' 1 wie 1J % sniMrre.
C. P. Harrison , PI ! N. V'li'Ee.
_ HE M7-5 *
_ _
BAROAINH. HOUSIW 1.OTS AND PARMS ,
B-SI. or iraile. P. K. DtflHnir , Uiuker blnck.
m * Rj-7M _
_ _ _
N2AT LITTLE UOMtU H T PllONT NiAIl
nutor , 1 mlle fmm P. O . * l 2 > M. -i v terms.
Welshans' w\gency , S31 ilii > iTd of Trade P.P.96J-1'
POIl HALE , MY HErtlDDNn : , S W , 211T AND
Pax. Lemllt llurnham R l > -i'i-ll | *
TYPEWRITERS ItOPClHT rOLD , nx-
chniige < l , rented and reimlrnl. Tjpevvrltcr and
oillce tupplUs. TjpewrlleiH rented nt M per
month , The Omaha Tjiicvvrllcr exchange , xuc-
ressors lo tlm tj-pfvvrltlrir dpimrtment of the
Megcath Stationery Co. , Ill B. 13th. tcl. 1361.
773
SEE THE NEW DOUOHERTY TYPEVVRtTER.
The Omaha Typewriter enchanue , teh 13C1 , No.
214 S. 13th st. 777
STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OPFERED KOR
nnle should make you suspicious : funny they
arc mostly Smlth'H. Try one nnd you will
understand why : full line of nuppllei. Smith-
Premier Co. , 17th and Fnrnami telephone.
1.83 < M-70S
TYPF.WIUTERS-OMAHA PEOPLE DON'T
ntenl typewriters , they buy of us. Why ? He-
cnui < > tlie Dcnsmoro Cnllgrnph nnd Yost nre
the be-t * maehlncH made ? : they wilt oulwnar
ony typewriter made , nnd do a better quality
of work Our supply department will be sure
to plenso 5mi , Send jour mnrhlneii to un If
jou want them rcrnlred. United Tjpewrlter
nnd Supplies Co. , IC1 Parnam street. Telephone -
phone , I3 < 3. 89)
TYPKWR1TINO AND STENOGRAPHIC HEAD-
guarlcrs nt Rnom 22. Dnugbis block. TMe-
Jihone 1580. Terms rcnsonililr. JllK 12 *
BTJSINE3S NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD
pipes made new. C03 S. ICth. 780
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 719 N. 19
781
BTOVE REPAIRS OK ALL KINDS : ALSO
Intel range ft general nnsortnunt of ranges ,
rooks & heaters : nater attachments put In K
Cconccted at J Hughes. COT S. 13 si & Jackson.
303
BICYCLES.
RICYCLES REPA1RKD AND REMODELED
Tlren and sundries. Safes opened , repaired C.
R Hellln. locUemllh. ail N. ICth ft. 9M 88
iilCVCLES. NEW AND OLD , JM TO JI23.
eisy pijmentBvc rent nnd repair. Om.iha
Illpcle Co. 323 N. 16th si 778
mCYCLES-ALL STVLIIS.
Bend for our llsl of second hand and shop
worn blcjcles. Ilepalra nndyclf sundries of
nil Wnds M. O Daxon , 432 N. ICth Bt. 770
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION.
THE OMAHA LOAN AND IUHLD1NO ASSO-
rlatlon p.iyi ) larger Interest than nny savings
bank , Receives Investments of 31 or moro
per mo. O M. Nat linger , faec'y 1701 Far
nam st , Uee building. 721
YOU CAN MAKE MORC. INTEREST ON YOUR
money by pi > lnc vi U or more pir manlh
than In nny sa\lnsi bi ilc. Investigate. Mu
tual Ixian and DulldlnK association O , M.
Nattlngcr. sec'y , 1701 r < irn m st. 72 *
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS-SAIL
regulaily every Saluitlny fiom New York for
Londondeiry und GlnHpiw. Ethiopia , Septem
ber 13 , 3 p. m . Ftirnfru'ln. Seiitember 22. 11 a
m. : Anchorln , Septemlter E > . S p m . Clrcassln.
October , 10 a m. Salfton , neeond clnta.
and steerage , single or rownd trip tickets fiom
New York or Chicago at .lednced rales to the
principal Scotch , KiiKlitili , Irlih and nil conti
nental points For money orders , ilmfls out
ward or prepaid tkkpU apply to nny of our
local agents or to Hrndrrson llros. . Clilcjgo
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage batteries rechJrrfed ; electricil nnd gen
eral machinists , Biinmior work guarnnteed.
Omaha Electrical WoiKs : 11 and C1J S. lOlli st.
1 !
ELKCTRICAI. ENOINI715RS AND CONTRAC-
tnrs for elcclrlc llglu nud motor plants and nil
kinds of electrical construction Westein Klec-
trlc Supply Co. . US nnd.420 3. 15lh l 784
UNDEBTAKE KS AND EMBALOLEH3
II. K. nURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer , 1618 Chicago St. , telephone M 783
BWANSON & VAL1EN , UNDERTAKERS AND
irnbalmcrs , 1701 Cumin ? Bt. , teloiihono 10CO.
M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EM-
bnlnier , 1117 Parnam St. , telephone 223 7 7
PLUMBEBS.
1REE-PLUMHINQ OP EVERY KIND , CIAS
steam & hot water healing , sewerage , 313 H 15.
J. J. HANIOAN , PLUMI1INO , STEAM AND
hot water heating , 2705 Leaveiiworlh t 785
JOHN ROWE & CO. , 1'LUMIIING. STEAM AND
hot -water heating , eaa fixtures , globes , 421 S 15
790
DRESSMAKING ,
MISS MASON'S SCHOOL FOIt DRESSMAKIng -
Ing , established 1892 , is icadsr for the fall
woik , A thorough tailor Kystem Is taught ,
taken from actual measurements and founded
on a mathematical basin. From two lo three
dresses are made during the teim of ten
lesson * Eneh pupil belnir compelled tn handle
Iho garments during the different stages of
progression. Room 317 B. Ziith street
M 922 8
HAY AND GKAIN.
11UY YOUR HAY RY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. H. Snyder,1515 Hurt st. , tel. 1107
SGD HJ
NERRASKA HAY CO , WI1OLHSALE HAY ,
snxln and mill nturt , Wo are alvvajs on the
market tu buy ur eel ) . 1102-1-6 Nicholas st.
791
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO , . MJADIKQ OPTICIANS.
J P. Ponder , manager , Hves teslcd flee , 222
South Kill , in Klnsler's drUK store. IIO 15
THC ALOi : & 1'KNFOLD CO , SCICNTIFIC
opticians , 1103 Farnam st. , opposite Paxton
hotel. Ilycs examined free. 7'Jl
JOB PKLNTING.
HECD JOR PRINTING CO. . FINK PRINTING
ot all hinds , llth Bt. . lec Uulldlng. 7J3
MAIL OHDni COM IimriAL I'HINTINa A
specialty. Douglas Printing Co , 419 a llth
St. , Sheely bids , Tel. Gil ( or prpmpt service ,
SOO
UPHOLSTERING.
UPIIOL'RINO CARINIIT MATTRRSS WORKS.
W. R. Uell , II. A. McKachron. 217 ! Leavenvv'th ,
SOI
UPHOLSTERING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH
M. H. Walldn. 2UL Cumlnc Tel. Coi S02
CORN10E.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , GALVANIZED
Iron cornices. 172 ! H. Marj-'a ave SOI
BAOLE CORNICE WOlScs ! JOHN EPE-
IVOUT .prop. , 10) , 110 , Hi N. llih. Esab : ] gjl.
80-1
GRINDING.
SCISSORS. LAWN MOVVltS. RAZORS. ETC. ,
irround. Melcholr Itioa. , Ill ) Farnam street.
1 M2ST
RAZORS , SILKARS. Cl.IPPKHS LAWN MOW.
trs. etc. A , U Undeljnd.MCt N. Ittll. ,31
MUSIC , AKT
O. F. GELLENIinCK , eTnANJOIST AND
teacher. 1810 California igfeet. 911
FOR RARCJAINS INPIA ! AND ORGANS ,
easy payment * ; Initrmnenw rented , reals apply
on purchase. A. Ho pe , Jr. Tji
MATHEMATICAL INBTBUMENT3.
ALVA J , GROVER. MATHEMATICAL AND
urve > lnc Instruments , rns peers' and archi
tects' suppllen ; IrachiK cloth , blua process
papers. 318 H , ISth : mall orders. 'S3
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WDLF 1IROS. & CO. . MANUFACTURERS OP
awnings , tents , flairs vuiton liny slack cnveis ,
tarpaulins , balloona tml parachutes. 7o3-74j S
18th st. , telephonu W < . Tents lor rent
877 SIT
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND PUUS. SEND FOR CATA-
locue , Qeorce K. Brown , jr. , & Co. , "VI S. 16th.
811
HORSESHOEING.
Hits. THOMAa UALONEk' , 91 ! N , ICTH ST.
OOA1 , ,
BHURIDAN COAL. EXCKLLKNT BPHSTITUTE
far hard coal nnd J3.W ton cltcapcr , lltli&Farnam
WHOLESALE OOATi ,
JOHNSON IHIOS . WHOLKSALU DEALHRS IX
nil hlndv ot coal. Correspondence solicited
10H Parnnm ri. Sll
P J. SUTCLIPKE. OENKRAL flTENOQ.
rnpher. S33 Ilee bulldUig. Telephone M7.
OABPElfTERS AND"
c. K. MORHILL , CARPF.HTP.R , OFFICE AND
store tltturcs n specialty pjitchlng nnd
plusterlnK. 1CU Capitol nvc. tel 413 79 <
DYE WORKS.
SCHOEDSACIC , TWIN CITY DYE WORKS ,
1521 Pnrnam street Dyeing oC every descrlp-
tlcn nnd dry cleaning. 7 ! > i
"DENTISTS.
UR. OioilH : M , TJAPON , DENTIST SL'ITE 2X )
Paxlon block , 16th and Farnam ts. , lei. 712.
803
DR. PAUL. DENTIST. 20M lll'RT ST 800
FURNACES.
I1KST KPHNACE MADE. SOIT COAL SMOKE
cnnsumlnK nnd hard coil ( uinacca. ir.iKlc Cor
nice Works , 10S 112 N. llth si. 810
LIVERY STABLE.
HOARDING BTARLES. FINE LIVERY IUGS
cheap IM lluumley , 17th nnd Kl. Mary's ave.
M-SDO
HOTELS.
PAWNBROKERS.
VAROWtTZ LOANS MONKY , 41J N. 16th s' .
HARNESS.
1ET MY PRICES REPORE YOU 11UY A 1IAR-
nes.s. AiiRUst Ilnhne , 711 S , IGlli tit. IW
SHORTHAND "AND T YPE WHITIN G.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND ,
N. Y. Life , Omaha. Ask for circular. 70S
DANCING.
, Ai. . . ON MORAND FOR LESSONS. SOCIF : ' "
or ataso O-mcci. 1510 llnrney. 351 313
Tilt ; REALTY JMARKir.
INSTUUMKNTS placed on record September
5 , 1894 :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
H II Hinler to Augusta Hloom. lot S. block
t , O Nelll's sub t 1,200
II A Hnvvklnx tn A A Itiovvn , lots 3 and
4. nnd o > J svv 7-11-10 ,000
T J Tonnsend and wife to A M 'lovuiscnd.
undlv > , < , lot 1. block 2 Hyde pirK . . . 200
Same tu L .1 Tovvn cnd. paini * . . . . . 200
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
i II Seaver nnd wu lo Atneilc.in Na
tional bink , undlv li luts 17 nnd IS.
block 415 Giandvlovv 400
Mary Rlx la George Teen Mdt , BO 2-13-11. . 1
DEEDS.
Mary Rlt , ndmlnUtrntrlx , to George
Torn feldt , so 2-15 11 4.SOO
M.ifU-r In cli.mcery lo Ccntinl Lonn nml
Tiust company , lot 3 , block ISI',5 ' , Omaha 2,993
Total amount of transfers lll.TSC
RnlomlM ciirntlTo nwint lor K irou orS\Tl.
Ilo dnche , Uruln r lir.uDtloii , ir lwtUie * t H
r clnl or eenornl McurntclH : ult io * ' llh'tti
inatlum , flout , KItlnoy IH ardPM , Acid I > FS-
PF [ IU. AnTmta. Antldoto fur AloohoUo
nml oLhflp oicewcs. 1'rlco , JJ , Z5uiulWcunta ,
THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
IB ! S. WctiArn ui.niia.
For sale by alt druggstita. Omaha.
"GUP2DENE"
Curcr the effects of
selfxuse. . excesses ,
cmP ions , impotcncy ,
va * .coccle nml consti
pation. One dollar a
bov , six for K For
sale by THE GOOD
MAN Dnua co. ,
Omaha , Neb.
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicited * . Bee
ff , OMAHA. Neb. Adviuo
RHlLWRYTiMEGRRD
Leaves | CHICAGO fi. NORTHWEST'N ( Arrives
Oiti.ihaU. | P. Depot. 10th & Mason S . | Omaha
] l:03am. . . . . . .Eastern Express 6:30. : > m
4:90pm : Vratlbulnl Limited 9:4Cnm
Cl5nm Mo. Valley Local lOISOjm
6 4Spm Omjliii ChIcago Spi-clal . . . . 2lipm
Leaves 1CHICAGO. HURLINOTON & Q. Vrrlves"
OjnahaJ Depot jOth nnd Ma an bis I Omaha
4l3pm Chicago Vcstlliulo 9.50.ini
S:45nrn Chicago Express 4:23pm
7:02pm : Chicago and lovva Local . . i.GOim :
ll.iJam. . . . Paclilo Junction l ocal
Leaves iDURLINOTON & MO. RIVEIl.Arrlves |
Omahal Depot IQtli nnd Mason Sis. | Omaha
10:15am. : . . . . . . . Denver Express . 9:35am :
10.L5HIH Deadvvaod Kcpress . . . . . . . . 4:10pm
4:30pm : Denver Expiess 4:10pm
C.IOpm NebrapKa Local ( except Sunday ) . 6:54pm :
S.IDain .Lincoln Ix > cal ( except Sunday.ll:23am )
Leaves I K. C. , ST. J. & C. 11 | Arrlvea
JLmalini-Pcl' ° ' I'lh and Mason Sis. | Omaha
9:13am : . . .Kansas City Iay E pres3 5:55pm :
t:43pm.K. : C. Night Ex.la , U. P. Trans. 6Mam :
Leaves I CHICAGO. H. " I , " & PACIFIC. lArrlveT
Omaha ] U. P. Depot , 10th K Mason Sts.f Omaha
EAST.
_
IDilSam . Atlantic Evpress ( ex. Bundis ) , . 8,03pm
E:3pm : NlKht Express 6:10un :
4:40pm. : . . Chicago Vcstlhuled Limited . . . l:23pm :
U : S3jm.OklahomaExp. _ < tu C. U. ex. Sun ) Biliam
WEST.
1:35.1171 : Oklahoma & Texas Exp. ( eic , Sunlt:33pm :
l35pm Colorado Limited 1:1 : Opm
Leaves I UNION PACIMC lArrlves
OmalialUnlon Depot , 10th A iliiTOn Bts.j Omaha
in.ooam . Keainey Express . 3:00pm :
2Upm : . Overland Flye r . B.40pra
3:4"pm : Beatrtce & . Stromsb'g \ ( ex Sun ) i5pm :
CMOpm . Pacific Express . 10. Mam
6.30pm . Fast Mall . 4.20pm
Leaves I CII fCAo"or"MI rT S BT
OmilialUnlon Depot. 10th & Mason Hl . ( Omaha
6.S6pm . 7. Chicago" " Limited . . . , . 9:30am :
HilOim. . . .Chicago Express ( ex. Sun ) . . , B:00pm :
"
Leaves ! F. , E. . MO. VALLEY. [ Arrives
Omjlml Depot 15th and Webster Sis. | Omaha
9 OSim Deadvvitod Express 6:10pm :
9 C"iatn.E [ < c. Pat. ) Wyo. lix. ( Eic. Mon. ) . B:10pm
& 00pm . .Norfolk Express ( Ex. Sunday ) . .10:43am :
U 30pm St Paul Express DMOam
leaves" ! MISSOURI PACIl'IC. "lArrlves
* Oinalnl Depot 15th andWotster _ Sis I Omaha
9 OOini St Ixiuls Uxpress. . . , . . , . C.OOam
9 30pm St. Louis Expiras r.:5"pm :
fj.lOpm Dally ( ex. Sun Nebraska Local. . 9:10am :
Leaves I c. . ST. I' . M. & O lArrlves
Oirmhnl Depot 15th and JWebeti-r Sis. I Omaha
8 DOnni. Hloux City Accom. fEK. Sun. ) . . 8,05pm
10 OOim .Sioux City Accom ( Sun Onlv ) 8.05pm
12 11pm , Sioux CIO' Express ( Ex. Sun ) . .llG5am
D.301HI1 ht. Paul Llmltul. 9:40am :
Leaves ! SIOUX O1TY & PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omnliaj Union Depot , 10th & Muaon ls | Omah-v
CS3nm : Kloux City 1'amenger 10:20pm :
PaulExpress _ 10.00am
Leaves I "SIOUXCITY A PA"riFlc7 ( Arrives
Om.ilml Depot llth nnd Webslcr Bts. I Omaha
f > :3ipm SI. Paul Limited 9lCnm :
t0pm Chlcoso Limited 9IOun :
Leaves ! WAIIASH RAILWAY lArrlvts
Omnhalirnlon Depot. 10th & M nn Bts I Oinn :
> 55pm . . . .bl Louis Cnnnon Iill ! U &
1V.KI > trilKX HI'M ItltOTHKlt .1.1f/5.
Hut the UnniRoil Mnn Pnllntrcd anil Miot
; Him Do id ut ' Islit.
HENRIETTA , Tex , , Sept. 5. J. W. Witt ,
secretary or the Thirteenth district congres
sional convention In ncsalon licro anil superin
tendent ( public schools at Dicitur. fifty tntlcs
cast of litre , was assassinated at tlio latter
place last nlfilit tiy S. Glmmons , a young
business man ot Sherman. The trajedy oc
curred In a public street nt Dccatur ami has
produced a genuine sensation. Ml s Mollle
Simmons , daughter of Or. .Simmons , slater
to the accused , lias been nn art teacher In
Northwest Texas Baptist college at Deeatur ,
but resides at Sliermin. While at the former
place a scandal was circulated which Involved
Mlts Simmons ami Witt. U Is alleged that
undue intimacy exliled between them and
V.'ltt openly boasted of It.
The brother , upon learning of hU sister's
betrayal , came here after Wilt , but the latter
boirJed the first train for Decalur Blmmona
left soon afterwards and found Witt walking
along the street , when he fired two bullets
Into his heart. He was accompanied by his
brother. Kd A. Simmons , a member of the
Texas leKlslaturo , Witt has relatives In St.
I.ouli ami Chicago , He came here three years
ago from Oecatur. Young Simmons Is In jail
ot Uecatur ,
Oregon Kidney T a cures bickjcb * . Trial
llio , 21 centi. All drugglju.
FroigLt Bates iu the TrnnsmisiUjippl
Oountrj a Eouroj of Troublo.
UNION PACIFIC V/ILL / BE A STRONG FACTOR
TritiiRCotitlnrntnl AITnlrii NuL by Any Mean *
im > rnr feolnllmins Wiiniit Plr ll hmiKlit
Mop ) of the 7ix CotniiiltiUiiipr of
llm Union I'm Kir.
Thu Il1 < clllioo l ot nil Agreement being
readied nl thu meeting ol transcontinental
roads In ClilcaRO grows inoro remote as
the reivoseiitntlvcs ot the various lines
roads today In Chicago grows more remote
as the representatives ot the \.irlous lines
appreciate tlio Importance ot tlic demands ot
various lines , Some time ntfo , or during the
early clays ot the meeting last ucclt. the
Great Northern and Northern Paclllc created
considerable consternation In traiiscontInert-
Ul ranks by demanding higher differentials
than heretofore accorded them , this by
reason of tralllc agreements , made v.lth the
Oregon Hallway & Navigation company.
Novv , a now feature arises through the
Union Pacific's demand for a differential
- -la the Oregon Short Line In tlie event a
differential l& granted tlio Nuli.itloti com
pany's demand
Air. J.omax stated yesterday that the
Union 1'aclilc was opposed to differentials
ot any kind , but It there was a illsposl
tlon shown to grant a differential In favor ot
the Oregon Hallway company , there was
no good reason why tlio same differential
should not bo granted the Oregon Short
Line , which Is still a part o ( the Union
1'aclllo. "Wo certainly would not allow the
Oregon Navigation road to reap nny more
benefit from their position than wo our
selves possess. It Is the height of foolish
ness to presume that \vo would.Vo are
still engaged In I'aclllc coast trnlllc and If
business going via St. 1'aul is favored by
the association In the way ot differentials ,
then business via the Missouri riser gate
ways must be accorded the same privileges. "
This Is the Union Pacific's new and by
right Impregnable position Should It be
conceded It would relieve the western roads
from the embarrassment under which tliey
liavo labored ever since the Canadian 1'nclflc
took Its differentials by main force , because
It was In a position to take them. Should
the Union Pacific's position be endorsed
western roads would be able to place the
same class of business , taking different gate
ways , on exactly the same footing , and the
reason for ccplng up the fight would be
dissipated.
Mr. I.oiiiax ot tlio Union Pacific has gone
over to the meeting at Chicago , Mr.
Richard Gray of the Southern Paclllc rep
resenting Mr. Lomax In the lattcr's absence.
Hut Mr. Loiujx was of the opinion that an
agreement would not be reached , tlut new
conditions would make It Impossible.
WOKS OP 1IIK TAX COJMIISSIOMIR.
Sumo ( if tli .Mi'tlioiU INo < l In ( M'ttlug the
linllroiitU Tiixril for fteliuol.s.
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 ot 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 by some ol
the school districts In the counties ot the
state where the railroads pay the greater
proportion of the taxes.
Tax Commissioner Scrlbner of tha Union
Pacific , talking of matters connected with bia
department , took pains to show The Bee mai
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 , ins wife and an
other member , paid out the following :
Paid teachers $320 00
Repairs , furniture , fuel , etc , 240 20
All other purposes 18309
Total $752 2
District 18 shows n dally average of three
pupils , who cost the district as follows :
Paid teachers $300 00
Repairs , furniture , fuel , etc 250 00
All other purposes 249 8T
Total $ S59 8T
In the Item "all other purposes" I * In
cluded B voucher for $78 for "fencing the
well , " the fencing In tills case consisting of
four posts and two barb wires.
District 36 , which shows a dally average
ot Uvo pupils , paid for the Instruction of the
rising gene-ration.
Paid teachers $21000
Paid Indebtedness 121 36
Repair , furniture , fuel , etc. . . 124 II
All other purposes ICt 00
Total $613 50
Making a total of $2,231.60 for the education
of seven pupils during the last school year
In the throa districts mentioned
Of this amount the Union Pacific railroad
paid In taxes $1,093 12 , or above 70 per cent
of the total amount , which If added to the
ta.x paid on lands owned by tlie Union Pacific
railroad In these districts would make about
90 per cent of tlie total levy which the rail
road must pay.
These little stretches ot conscience , however -
over , are nothing to a Kansas county through
which the Kansas Pacific passes , In
that the Inhabitants organised six
school districts In one township , all
the districts bordering on the railroad which
must bear Its proportion of tlio taxes , * In
this case all the taxes , for the residents are
homesteaders and are not compelled to pay
taxes except on proving up after five years.
So flagrant was the attempt to mnko the
railroad bulhl all the school houses that the
attorney general of Kansas began a. null
in tlia name of the state to have the Sixth
district annulled on the ground that there
are not enough children of school nge to
warrant the creation of n district. Affidavits
on flic show that some of the children re
puted to bo of school ace are babies In
arms , whllo others were Imported from
other districts for the purpose of padding
the school census. They have built their
school house , however with a fine cyclone
collar. Should the district be closed the
loss will not fall on the residents , hut on
the contractor.
1'lillttppl OOP * on ICiToul.
Speaking of the proposed ordinance looking
to a settlement of dlllicultles with the Union
Pacific and the completion of the depot at
Tenth and .Mason streets , Mr. J. 0. I'hllllpp1 ,
assistant general freight und passenger
agent of the Missouri Pacific said : "I tie-
slio going on record as being opposed to
" ' : milldliiK of the union dcpt at Tenth and
Mason streets. The only advantageous
slto In Omaha Is at the foot cf K.irnam
street. I have just returned from v.iliu' s-
IIIK the ceremonies attending ; " tpcn-
Inc of the new $ t hauls passenger slntlcn.
occupied by twiMity-two railroads , and the
'
St. Louis'site la nut 3 near perfection as
the Kara am street site. Qm.itia ought to
build a depot for the future , not fur the
present. It IB the business of the people
to see this Is done outside the council If
the comic I will not co-cpurale with the pee
ple. You may sjy tlut he Missouri Pacific
Is in favor ot iho K.irnain street iltc , and
I believe President Clark of the Union Pa
cific Is alno In fuvor of the same location.
In my oplnlcn It would bo suicidal to com
plete Iho depot begun on Mason street. "
fins thu I'mlerermiiiil ' Horvlcn ,
Charles Sutter , president of the St. Louis
Underground Service company , was in Omaha
Monday , anil while hero received a menage
from the superintendent of the Postal Tele
graph company at St , Louis announcing the
opening of the underground service and con *
gratulatliift Mr. Sutter on Us SUCC-BS. This
wan the fl'sl message sent out over the un
derground iyslem , a system which promises
to come Into general usn In all the large
cltl a In a very few years ,
Mny Content tlm Mmrt l.liin Ilrrrlicntlilji.
. 'OIITLAN'D , Ore. , Sept. 5. It 1) elated
that the order of the United Stales court
appointing the Union Pacific receivers as
acpnrato receivers ol the Oregon Short Una
Bill bo contented by the bondholder ! of that
roail not Identlfloi ! with tha Union Vnclfla
Interests , unless the receives cense td
operate the ronil purely In the Interest ct
tlio Union pflcinc nml throw open the Rates
to Iho Denver lines either at Hint city ur at
Ogdcn ,
HiiritiDiilrlni ; on Ilnrvfxl Exrumlono.
C1IICAOO. Sept. & . A Joint telegram wnn
sent western roads by llio Great Northern ,
Northern 1'aclflo and Southern Pacific lines
tolny Hint they would withdraw their thirty-
il.iy limits on liarsest excursion tickets ami
tnako the limit twenty dari ) , so as tu con-
(01 in to Western Passenger association 1 gls-
litlou on tlilg subject It v.111 remove n ,
Kn-nt ileal of friction from the situation nml
make the limitations ot ( heap tickets uniform
throughout the uostorn territory.
Ililllvviiy Note * .
General Manager Dickinson of the I'tilon
Paclllc has gone to Chicago ,
Gcner.il Superintendent C. A. Good now ot
the Milwaukee was In Omaha yesterday ,
Assistant Uencrnl Passenger Agent A. n.
Smith Is representing tlio llurllngton at the
transcontinental meeting nt ChlcaRO ,
J. H. Arthur , onu of the best known
frclKht men lr | tills section , connected with
th > Mllvvnukee , ling returned from a trlti to
Now York.
George Clnvtoti of the Wo bash has gene
to St. Louis In nn enileavor to got the pas
senger department of the Wnbash to rescind
Its notion In letting out Harry Moore % who
lias bleu of Invaluable service to the ronil
since his connection vvltli It , eight jcara
aso.
0 : in P. JI. ut Oiniilm , 8 : in A. .1I , nt Chlrnqo.
The now vest bulod train now running on
Iho "Northwestern" cast dally.
jt.tx j.vro A'vTviii. r c ins.
lnglno ! nf nil H-xpri-ics Train Ihrovrn Oroi
n HrlilKu I'lrctiinn Killed.
COLUMDUS. 0. , Sept. C. A remarkable
collision occurred on the tlaltlmoro & Ohio
Just west ot tills city. A wildcat train ot ten
loaded coal cars which started two mile ]
east ot the scene ot the collision ran Into
the Baltimore & Ohio Cincinnati and Pitts-
burs express on the bridge over the Olen-
tangy rher. The runaway curs were running
about four miles nn hour. The engine ot tha
passenger train plowed under the coal cars
and wont off the bridge into the river , pull
ing the baggage car with It. The sleeper and
two day coaches remained on the track.
Ono span ot the bridge was carried down
and the coal cars were piled upon the cnglno
In the river. Fireman William Herbert Mas
crushed to death , engineer Joseph Smalt-
wood was hurled out Into the river and
escaped v > lth several bad cuts , Three train
men who wcro caged In. the baggage car
miraculously escaped Hurnlo Burton , 1L
years old , bad her arm broken. No other
passengers were hurt beyond a few scratches
each and bruises.
i ttKit nif > tiirnir jruit A
1'iii-nici'H VliitUy ] M 'tliml nf Saving u Train
from u 'Irirlliln Dlmittrr.
ST. PAUL , Sept. 5. The morning train
from Chicago on the Wisconsin Central was
saved from a bad wreck near Stsvons Point
by a plucky farmer. The train was approaching
preaching tint place at 2 o'clock when sig
naled by a flame that quickly went out. On
stopping the train It was found wreckers had
been at work , but were frightened away by
a man living near , who tore off his shirt and
lighting It signaled the train. It appears
about midnight a gang of men displaced tha
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 ot their motives
In wrecking the train.
Piniiihrrft Supplier * Orfrnnl/c.
CHICAGO , Sept. 0 Tha delegates repre
senting forty leading manufacturers and
plumbers supply firms of the west last night
completed their organization , which will bo
known as the Central Supply association.
The main purpose of tha association Is to
protect the trade against bad debts and to
pursue a uniform credit system.
The next meeting of the association will
be at Cleveland , O. , the first Tuesday ot
December. The officers elected are : Presi
dent , John E. Wolff ot Chicago ; vice presi
dents , John Walker , Detroit ; Theodora
Al-crns , Louisville , Ky ; secretary , William
M. Webster , Chicago ; treasurer , V. l\ Felix ,
PIttsburg.
o
l.llinrty llrll to MuKo a Tour
CHICAGO , Sept. 5. The now Liberty nnd
Peace bell which rang BO often at tha
World's fair has been resting In Chicago
since Its return from New York last fall ,
Airungements are now being made to carry
the bell on a trip throughout the country ,
Invitations having been received from tha
governors of every state In the union to
ring the bell In the principal cities. Invita
tions have also been received from tha
authorities of the City of Mexico and other
loiplgn points.
On Saturday next the bell will be taken to
Plttshurg , where It will play a prominent
part In the Grand Army encampment.
l'V > rt Onmlm Couple I.HACK n llnlijr.
CHBYI3NNG , Sept. C. ( Special Telegram
to The Ilee. ) The 3-months-old Infant
of Mrs. Klnnon. . wife of a soldier at Port
Omaha , died of cholera Infantum on the
westbound passenger. No. 1 , Just before It
reached this pity The- remains were In
terred In the inllltary cemetery at Fort RUs-
sell.
llrlilcn 1'rll mill Tun "Urn Killed.
LKMARS , la , Sept. n. John and Thomas
W.iller , brothers , wealthy farmers , were In
stantly killed by the falling of a brldga
which they were crossing with a thresher
engine. _
II K.I THl.lt 1 < HIKV.l T.
I'ulr A Vim 11 HI r anil Probably Win mot In
boiitlirrii N < 'hrinl < : i ,
WASHINGTON , Sept. C Tlio Indication !
for Thursday nit- :
Tor Nebraska Fair ; probably Hllgldly
warmer In the extreme southern porllon and
In Iho vicinity ot Xortli I'lntte ; cast to
southeast winds.
Tor South Dakota Generally fiilr ; prob-
nbly Hllfthtly cooler In the vicinity oC Uapld
City ; variable winds.
For Iowa Kalr ; probably HllKhtly cooler
In Hie extreme wehtcin portion ; south
wlnilK.
Par Missouri Fair ; east winds.
Kor KnnsnH Fulr : sllglilly wanner In the
rxtieine nutllicrn poitlon nnd In the vicin
ity of Concortlla ; southeast wlmlv.
I.IK nl HiMoni.
OFKIOB OPTIIB Wi.VTiiuii Huitnii ; . OUuu.
Sept. 0 Omaha record of tomueraturo nnd
ralnfallcoinjuroJ with , ( toi-rospontltng day of
pn.st loui'i'cafs ;
1801 , 1H13. 1R32 Iflni.
Maximum tomiiaratucB H.1 = H0 = OH = 703
Mlliliniim tnnuuraUiro. 4i7O (113 ( > l = & 7O
Avi'rntru tonitQr.ilurit. ) * 70 7G < ii)3 ) itQ
I'lcelpll.uiun 00 , ( rt ) ,00 .00
.StutomutiL allowing ttiu u. > iidltbii of tofn *
poriUuiuuiiJ proaiplutlotn nl Onulu for tha
d.xyundslnuuiMiruh I , 18'JI :
Nurimil tiMiiiHir.ituro OBo
KxiM-sn fur lliu ilnv H = >
AiTuniulnti'il o\r < js * ulnco Murctil . . . . CIC = >
NiiiiiuilDrucliiUiUInn 11 Inch
Dnllclincy tor iho Uav . . . , tllucli
Aci uiiiuliUfil ilollcloncy slncu March
1 ll.l'J Inclioj
Reports from Other .Stalloat ut li P. .11.
' T' Indicate tr.tcool rain.
Gi-OHGE K. HUNT Local i'oreca t OnlollL