THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , SEPTEMBER 12 , 185H.
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Pays you $4 to 58 weekly
that means pin mon&y adds
little to your present expenses
THE BILE GETS 'EM
17 WORDS FOR 25 CENTS.
8PED1RL NOTICES. ,
Ailvertlnemcius for these columns wilt b tsilcfn
until 12:50 p. m. for Ihe evenlns nml unlit 0:00
p. m. for tli inornlnE nnl Hundiiy i-.lltlons.
Advertisers , by tpqueMInc n numbcreil clicch ,
can lune nnswrrs ncWressoil to n nutnlicrid k-tti-r
In rare of The llec. Answers no nJatctaci ! will
be delivered upon presentation of tha clicik.
Itatcn , llio n word first Inncitlon lo a word
thTeaftpr. Notli'iiB.lal < cn for leas than 23o for
firm Insertion. . . ,
Tlieae aclvertliement * must run con ecatlM-ly.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTHD , IOSITION AS 1NKANT NJ'HMR ,
llrBt-clOM TtttTcncea nml reasonable cliarKes.
Call nt K > 3 N tf.tli ntn-et. A M0i IS *
WANTED MALE HELP.
BIT.CIAI.TV SALESMEN TOtt nnillVS LUMP
Jiw remedy ( end > ri > ecl liy U. it. Unit Aiirlpul-
tnre , Iturc.m of Animal Indtiitry. an a fpeei
B a slJo line Ltbernl terms tn r'Rlit t > artl
Acldresa llrothers & ItecJ , MnUern. H
WANTniTn \ : : BAI.KSMKN. UHLKN
& Thompson. iQltors , 1612 1'jrnani * .
STIUKINO ron i.trK : I.AIIOR vs OAIUTAL ,
by Jolm flnlnton ; rentc t liook imlillslifU : < n-
florseU liy alt unions , nRcnlK wnntul e\cry-
where ; secure territory at one American
lloolc concern. Cleveland. O II 5irt ! la *
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CAnFfiNTrna. "vni cf WANT -\VINTKII wo 11 ic.
enclose 10a Btnmp to Tranlc Atlierly. i-ianu-
facturer common ntnsaweather lrlpJjtar
Hluir , Neb. U-MMT 13'
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WANTRD , STUNOOlWI'Iinns OfT OF I3M-
ploymcnt tnwrite us StcnoRmiihlc
Co. St. ljnuMo. \ . H-M
WANTKI > .OOOD
lier for IO.IBBwort. . AOilrrsi I , . J.
mler. din. aiarmKfr. McCo l < . < ) .
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED , YOtWO WO1ICN TO KMTCR
trnlnlns school for nurses Address V. < . .
A. liospltal. C iinclt IHulTa. _ 0 131 18
LADIUS WANTING riUBT-CLAES aillt.3
apply Scandlna\larv V. L , Home. Onieij. | 0 > N
\ VANTK1A aim. NOT ArHAII ) TOVOnK
' . O ? 15 *
nt 1810 C.allfoin'.i _ _
A UlliailT AJIIHTIOOS LADY WANT13I ) TOU
. Turrner ixpi-rUnco unnecessary
a | > erm.mcnt iwsltlon ,
essary , but references required Apply after
9 , JO to Supt. . room 12 , CixlBhtoti HooK.
I. 316-11 *
wANTEO-ami. ron onNintAr , itousi-
wurlc In fnmllv ot tlirce. SOS South : h Bt.
FOB"'BENT HOUSES.
TDNT3 Ton ItKNT. 1311 TAHNAM ST.
t ) 737 817
WANTED , OOOD JIKDIUM I'lttCEO
List your houses for rent with , Ames.
IIOUSCS. T. 1C. DAIU.1NO , IlAUICIIll HLOCK.
U 73 *
JIOUHE9 IK AI.L I-AUTS OF TII11 CITV , TICK
O. F. Da > la company , 1505 Farnam. D 735
FIND 7-HOOM COHNER KIvAT AT 701 3. 1 TII
ptieet ! range and all other toiuenlcnci's ,
Qeoreo Clouscr , room 2 , 1CJ Fnrn.im ilreet.
D aw
CALL AT OUK OKPICR AND EXAMINE 1'HO
tOBropli oi very line 7-room mo < leni cwttago nn
pa\eil street , one-tinlf block from car line ; only
J2100 per month , ridellty Trust Company. 1702
I'urnam t. D IM
IBnOOMB. LAHOn HAM. , , 11ATI1 ItOOV IN-
qulra at I2S goutli ISth street. D-M1 II
s-nooxr HOTJSK NKAH mail SCHOOL : jnoo.
Inquire M10 Cnpllol a\e. 1) | | 3'12 *
OR. HENT. KLEOANT MODERN HOUSE.
It will pay you to Inventlsate IhlK Thrmas
llrennan. 430 P-mton Mock. D-1S6 H
ron. HKNT. DisinAni.n 7-rtooM corrAan.
2813 M'mlvrorth kve , ia < W. lllngwalt HITB. ,
llorKer block. I > IIJ
roil itKNT 9-noost uoust : . MODHIIN. ism
Hpenrer 81. Address T. II , O. . "The Merriam. "
ron nnNT , HLKOANT lo-uoou
reasonable , ax > 3 Hurt street. D-1B..U'
I-HOOSI ALl MODnnN HOP8K $ J HOtJTII
17th : also other ciwtl lunuca. a , [ , . Oreen , room
8. Itarlter block. 11 M9W
I. 6 , 8 ANI3 10-IIOOM IIOUSKS. ALL MOO >
ern. lawn and elinde. Apply at 211 N. Y. I.Ue
or ilil M'aml ' street D-.M1S9
II HOT. CHCAVKST KIX-UOOM COTTAOB
with bath in city : only J15.U-I. : M3 rnlirornln
Mreet. U M3C2
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POR. ENT , 5 nOOMS , K4 S. liTII
i-nooit nouaa INCJUIHE
ctrecl. I > M6T3
S HIOOMHOt'SHS , J1ODEIIN AND CHEAP ,
013 N. 13tli street. -JEW KTJ *
TOR KENT TEN-ROOM HOITHE. K W. COR.
Painam nnd Silhe ) sts : tiiodorii Improvem-nts ;
by C'.UIM , Turner , I3IC r.unuiu at D 819
UNSPHPASSKD. STEAM , MODEltN ; S. 4. C. ,
7-iuom houses and Hate. TlznrO11 North 2llh.
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itousE3 i r . K.n.wnAD.s . POUOLAS.
H -3 18-39
UHNT , TWO S-IIOOM. KLHdAKT IIIIU'K
Mats , all inndein COIIM nlvnccs ; 1 block fnnu
llth street motor ; JIJ.W. Comptrollei'tf olllee.
D-&IMO
FOR RENT r
s rtmmsiiKD ROOMS ron
far man urd wife , Kent taken tn board. 319
N 17th street. Il-ilOU
vou nKNr. NICIJI.Y ruiiNisnuo HOOMS ;
call at nOT Doiiulas.
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r "TOIVATB TA M i LY isi
Ht. Mary's avenue K MKI
NK'IJ FU1INISKUD HOOV3 KOll I.IOHT
Ill : H. llth st. K ISO-K'
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KAST FRONT ROOMS. IKI DAVENPORT.
ACCOMMODATIONS FQH XIX On.XTLKMKN ;
sltiEle IHVvlili ilttliut rwim for tbrlrito PX *
clushely ia > N. 19th uln-et. K-S1S70 li
II JS HAIlNi : ! STIIUKT ; fuitNlSHKD HOOMS ,
vi Uh or without board , modern. K 1IS75 !
TWO NICELY rrtNiaiini ) IIOOMK ,
Unit floor ( urnlnheil ci inpletn Cur | IOUH > keep-
HIE. con Weep bourilu * K ilealutt. 2'TJ Cars
street
NICK I.AUUB UOOM TOll T\\O afKTIJMi.S.
Zi7 llarney ttrevt. K-MiW U *
FTJBNISKED itOOMS AND BOARD.
PLEASANT KOOMdMT3I DOAItD. iUO HAHn -
n r. g M1U 8U'
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UOOMS AND ItOAltD , 2IU CAI'lTOt. AVK-
nue. K ilt <
NICKI.Y FURNISHED KOOM3 WlTIt ALL
ronvenltnct * . Flnt-claii boanL ill No. ISih
F Mni-3
NICE UOOMa. GOOI ) HOARD ; RATK3 IIBA.
lojabl , conv nlence > . The Koie.tKO.WfS Ilimey.
K MSM BK *
BOUT1I KUONT rililNISIinU ItOOklS. M.11'll
or without board. 17M Itolg" . F-ai-lf
FUONT IIOOW FOll TWO. WITH BTIMCTIA
Hr clau bojrd , 310 } DoUEUa St F f
FURMIBHED KOOM3 AND BOARD.
Continued ,
HANDSOMi : mONT ItOOMS WITH ItO-AUD ;
reference * 102 No 18th . I' 107-17 *
UNfUBNlSHED ROOMS OR RENT
TWO UNrUItNISIiy.D nOOMS ; HKCOND
floor ; modern come4lencen. WO N. 19th street.
Q-MS3I li
FOR RENT STORES ANI OFFICES
COItNIMl S1OHC. 15000. 921 DOUGLAS. ItT-
qirre 922 I 710
FOll IinNT , TIIE 4-STOHY IirilCK JIUILDINQ
918 rarnam street. The bu'ldlric ' liaa n fire-
pioof cement basement , complete steam licat-
Ir.B flMires. ater on all Ilnora , gaa , ele. Apply -
ply at the oKlce of The Uee 1-910
IdY OBNtntAL MnnCHANDIfltNa RTOlin
bulldlnir .mil lesldence nt Jtemphls. JJeb. , for
rciil Kot further particulars Inquire of J. C.
Owen , Memphis , Neb. I J1235 13"
rou KINT : A PINK NINHTY TOOT sronn
loom on Karnam street at J2J.OO pep mnnth.V
_ _ SS. 3'e I-3I2SO 12"
rou itiiN'T UOOM , i ) YS2. 2xn rLoon o r
my Blow1. BUltnhle for cloaks nml suit ? , good
Unlit ami delator seulce Mrs. J. lien * m.
I-J10S3
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED , C10OD SOLICITORS , IIHN AND
women , to work for the Pncresslve Endow
ment ( Jiilld of America , for Ml sourl , Knnsas
nnd Nebraska. ( Huilillns find Lunn nnd ten-
.ear Endowment Insurance combined ) Bc-
Ilable iiooplo only need apply. Addrens room
5 Itock Island bldir. , cor Cth and Rdmond
Btrtft , SI. Joseph , Mo. J JIS03 01 *
WANT Kit , AN ENERGETIC AGENT IN
everj city and town In ei tern Nebraska for
n. hbiis-hold neressll ) ; now goods ; terrltoi- >
fresli. terms llbeial. Address 27U7 O street.
South Omaha. J JI223 12 *
WANTED , AC3ENTS TO TAKE ORDERiTnY
simple nt home or travel , expenses and peed
ralaiy or lommlsslon to rlsht pirly. Samples
sent on npplluiilon Address with stamp.
Locklli ta. New York City.
, WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED , 1IOUSH3 TO UHNT. HAVE
rain than I can supply. J. u. Parrotle. 16lh
nnd Dodge. K 431 821
nvo L-XKUUNISKKD uoosis on PART or
ind.U > rn IIOUKO , Routli side preferred ; rcfcrenot
_ i-xcli.uiic.l1Addre83 | \V 34 , ce. 1C 11185
5-UOOJI COTTAGP , ALL MODKHN , JJOUTII
Bide , October 1 Address IV 43 , Ike.K
K ataa 12 *
WANTKl ) , TU'O UOOMS AND I1OM8D T1Y
KMitlemun nnd motber Supper nmt lodging for
Kt-ntleman , JJO.OO per month ; private family
preferieU. Address W 51 , Bee olllce ,
K-3I280 12
. . . . MODERN COTTAOE Oil HOUSE
for winter ; prce must be reasonable ; icfeiences
AddrcsH W 6i , Bee , K 1IJM 13 *
IV FAMILY OP THREE. THREE PLEASANT
unfuinhiliixl looms ami board , house must bo
modem ; terms reasonable. W X , HCP.
K M3S 13
STORAGE.
BIOIIAOC. WILLIAMS &CUOSS. 1J14 IIAUNHY.
M-741
BTOIIACJK FOU HOUSEHOLD GOODS. CLEAN
and cheap rate , UVells , 11H rarnam
rarnamM
M 743
OS ! . VANMSTOnAGE CO ,1502 TAn.VAM. Tel.1509
U-74J
DKST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA , U
H. sov. bonded warehouse. Household goods
stored. Lowest rates. 1013-1015 Leas en worth
M-74 *
WANTED TO BUY.
UA.VANA rilECKLES , BEST ON EAHTlt , CC.
K MG5I 827
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
I'AYMKNTS EASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
moriry. Low prices on furniture and household
floods. Knttrprlse Credit Co. . 613-615 : N , ICtn t
O 745
FOR BALE HORSES , WAGONS.ETO
WANTEU-A. TUAM OF HOUSES WL'IGIIINO
no leas than 1100 Ibs. , well broken lo city
drlvlne. Send particulars to U 17. JTce.
1--SH-S-S3'
TWO WELL IIUED DU1VINO MAKES. 4 AND
years old. Drive single or double. 210H ] > oulas
r-U7 is-
FOU SALW Oil TUADE UAY I1OIISK. 18
hands. se\en } ears , gentle , ti-ot bitter S'40 ;
will trndo for jouns horee with speed 15VI
hands. II , 11. Irey , county treasurer.
treasurer.P
P 157 11
I llAICCiAINS , rilYS. PIIAETONa ; 1 HEW
suiry below cost. Drummond CK. Co.
P -74S
QOOI > LEA. TOP FAMILY CARRIAGE. 18300
Simpson buckboatd , IM.OO. DrammonO Cg. Co.
l > -743
A. 11. CLAHKK. HOIISK COMMISSION
tlrilrr union st > clc ynrdn. South Onuha ; nl
clrtwe * of homes constantly on lund ; easterr
and Houthem bu > era are now here for fal
supply ; auction Bale e ery S.itunlajP .
P 3I32J OH
WI'.LT , HUKD. BTYLTSH. HANDSOMfr AND
fast imre. lery cheap. George W , IloJbrook
li > jj Fuinam street. 1' MW1
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
HANK AND PLATTE VALLEX BAND POH
tale , C. W , Hull company , 20th ntd Itanl its.
. o-rso
C'IKAPEST CHICKEN AND OHWAMENTAL
fence made. C. R. Lee , 901 Dougln , q 74)
POU HAT.E. TUB FORMULAS YOR' WELL
knnun proprietary mnllclnes. favorably knowr
In tha northwest , wltb sole rights tn manufac
ture and sell In North and Soutli Dakota. Ne.
biaska. None but responsible parties neec
nrmver. Address H. r. fcmltli. Q M3I > S15
YOHNOTA RUOTS FOU BALE7"6bT SOUTT )
loth ttrret Q Mia It'
1011 SAI.1J Oil TUADE. NEW I'ONY CAMP
bell cylinder pn-aa. will Inks part cash and
balanca In printingAddresti W 2i , Dee.
y M173 u
HAY V0l\ \ . HALE AND UANOE TOK I.EAHEv
700 Ions Kuod bay at { 2.00 per ton In itark. In
Cherry county. NrbranKn , runse CxC miles ( or
lease rolitalnlnir twn KOCH ! con nils of BOO he < l
raiaelt | > ; bam for eight h rnw living water ,
Road > vell , etc. Address K 13. Cole , 607 H street ,
Neb. Q M204 21
io PALI : Diit'o STORE FIXTURES CHEAP ,
Add-e | W. 1J. AV. , 170J N. JOlIt utreet.
utreet.Q30S1I"
BALK-NO. i UEMINOTON TTiTJ-
wrlter In llrst rlnss , rundltton , JU each , no trnd
wanted 311 ! Puuler inf. . Omaha. Q-311-13'
JERSEY COW. A. BKAL'TV. VERY KIND
line , rich milker , must sell at once , cheap. Ad-
dlW W U. live , QM324 IS *
MISCELLANEOUS.
BTOClC "PABTUHED ; GOOD FEED. T. MUIJ.
rny. R MC7 89) '
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CESS 1 > OOLS AND VAULTS CLEANED. JOHN
Nelson , otMc * 4t S. 14th st Tel. H7X
U-IM OT
CLAHIVOYANTS.
MRS. DR. It. WAUUEN. CLAIRVOYANT. TlG
llttbl tu lnMi medium ; Ith jrear at 119 N 1
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
ItADAME BltlTH. W ! S imt. ID I'LOOR.
room I ; massage , npor. alcohol , Meam. * u1 *
pliurlne nnd sra tmths , T M1D3 ! *
MAB3AOI ? MADAMXntERNARD , 141 > DODOR.
T-231 23'
MME. LA RUE , lit BOt'TH ISTHTMMO
T-MMO O10'
rERSONAL.
UMIIUELLAS MADE , UUCOVEHED AND un
paired. 103 South Sixteenth slreel. U 7M
I\.V1 HOME TREATMENT FOU LADIES.
Health bojlt an.l consullallon fie ? . Addresser
cull Vlail Co , SIC llee LUg. Lady attendant *
U-711
BALDUrF-
A pleasant nnd convenient place , 1S2-I
Karnam street , 1'ailon block ! 'phcm ? 711.
U 7i7-StJ
, IJ1E. LA HOOK , MASSAGE. 1WO LEAVEN-
worth street , thlid ttaor , front rooms ; two mat
clars operators. U M300 17 *
WHEN OUT WITH SOUR LADY VISIT J J.
Sluller's new Ice cream parlors , 2303 Leaven-
xsorth street ; cterthing Is new , Including tlio
bulldlne. Tel. 103V. let cream delivered.
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DR.W.STEI'HENSON , SPECIALIST. CM 0.
U 111 813
; OG CIOAIl KOll 5C , HAVANA FRKCKLES
U JI631 SJ7
l atI8 , MASSAGE. MME. POST , 31S4 } S JSTfl.
IEMOVAL OPENING THE OMAHA NA-
tlonal Knltllnc factory has removed from 15th
nnd Howard tu 322 S. 16th , 4n the new SchllU
bulldliiR , ana will liaiennopenliiK of their fill
nnd winter KOO.IS Baturday , Septeml er 8 : elc-
pant plcturr cnnls elien to all callers ; thla Is
the only house In tlio city that mnkci a spe
cialty of woolen RoMls yarns and crochet cot
tons ; Indira iloInT liandvuirlcwill find It to their
niHniilngo to call and examine our stock ,
Joseph F. Ulli , proprietor. U M1C3 U
ELErrUO-THEHMAL IIATI1S , FACIAL MAS.
miEi-Acomplexlori treatment. Mme. Post. S31 , , 9. tJ ,
U S7S M
\ \ HOLE WHEAT 31READ FROM t'NUOLTED
flour nt Imogen L. Jl.umey's. 217 N. Ifith st.
U-M317
MONEY TO LOAN KJJAL ESTATE.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought , r C. Chcsney , Kansas city , MD
W 7C >
ANTHONY LOAN R TRUST CO. . J18 N.Y. LIFE
loans nt low rates for choice security In Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
W 7W
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM IN DOUGLAS
Impnned nnd unimproved Orralia real estate.
Fidelity Trust Co. , 1703 Farnam st. W 761
HONEY TO 1X > AN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Urtnnan , Love & Co. , Fanton blk.
W-76Z
OMAHA LOAN A TP.UST CO , 16TH AND
Douglas streets , loan money on city end farm
property nt lowest rates of Interest W 7U
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES THE
O. F. Davis Cos. 35W Farnam St. W 764
UNITED STATES ilOKTOAGh ! CO. OP NEW
York. Capltnl J2.000.0M. Surplus JWW.OTO. Sub
mit choice Inndi to 1S. . 1'uscy. agent. First
National bank bulld'ne ; W 765
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omilm real estate ,
I to 6 years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 170L' rnrnam
W 701
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
properly : M.OOO A. upwards C tn 7 tier cent ; no
delays. W. rarnam Smith & Co. 1320 Farmm
W 7C !
LIKE 1N3UHANCE I > OI.ICliS PURCHASED ,
Loins on BanuncKollatcd. . Welllver & Co. ,
Drcxel bldg . Phlla. Pa. W MS74 O3
CHAS. W. RAINEY. OJI. NAT. BK. I1LDO.
W 135
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at G per cent. W. U Stclkle , 1st Nat. bank bldff
W 7C3
WE CAN PLACE A PEW LOANS OF FUOXI
JIO 000 00 to J50 0 * ) 00 path on Rood business
property. Low ntc ot Interest. Itrrnnan. Ix > ve
S. Co. , Paittoii block. W M32C IS
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FUUNITUUE , PIANOS ,
horses , \vuconB , etc. at lowest inli-s In city ,
no removnl of goads ; striclly conlldenllal ; > ou
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amount.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN iTO. .
203 S. ICth , trca .
X tot
J. B. HADEOCK. ROOM 421 RAMGE BLOCK
x ; - : > . ;
MONEY TO LOAN ON PEIISONAL I'ROP-
erty. Harvln Loan Co. 701 N. Y. Llfo build-
in K. X 705
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FUUNI.
ture , pianos horses , wagons , or any kind of
chattel security at lowest pua lblo rates , which
jou can pay back nt any lime and In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
room 4 , Wltlmell block. ; : 767
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A HOWLING SUCCESS , HAVANA FRECKLES
Y MKI 827
THE NATIONAL INFOIlifATION AND EXchange -
change Co. , 201 First National banl. , Omaha ,
has customers with cash , farm lands and city
property for merchandise , also stocks of KOO'.J
for sale nnd trade. Y M8G6 30
FOR SALE. FIRST-CLASS AND WELL LO-
cjted drug store , halt cash , balance real
estate ; also good location for doctor. W 23 ,
Uee. Y M1C7 !
FOR SALE , nitST CLASS GROCERY , DOING
Rood business. In i-Icndkl ) loujtlcm , good rea
sons for Beijing Addresa W 24 , UeeY
Y M301 12 *
$150 00 INVESTED YIELDS IC5 00 AVERAGE
weekly Income with abxolute security , pros
pectus. Itemized ntatUtlca free. Benson k
Dwyer , 834 Broadway , New York. Y M115 O5 *
A COAL BUSINESS. ALSO FEED , WELL E3-
tnbllHheil In rountv Bent : nak no bonus , J1.IKX )
will clear utiuu In six inonlha. Apply to W SI.
lice olllce- , Y 303-M
FOR EXCHANGE.
i MERICA'S PHID3. HAVANA FRECKLES , SC.
Z 11651 B2 !
I HAVE CASH. IOWA. AND OTHER LANDS
to exchange fop merchandise. II. A. Wncnar ,
Omaha , Neb. Z MS65
CLEAR CITY PROPERTY FOR LAND. W1L-
1'ams ' & Mlttun. McCngua building , room 31 : .
Z MS 7 Ol
A. GOOD LOT IN KAST OMAHA TO EXchange -
change for toung work horses or mules.
Lamorenux Bros , 306 S. 16th. Z 103
IMPROVED 120 ACRES IN WYANDOTTE CO
Ohio , ami line residence with ten acies ad
joining good town In Hancock Co , Ohio to
trade for eastern JJeb. land or merchandise.
Box U& , Scluiyler. Neb. Z M121 O5
OMAHA IMFuOVET ) AND nNI&TpROVED
residence property nnd e-istem Nebraska farm
land to trade for dry poods. Want to deal
with owner. Bax JIG , Bchujler , Keb.
_ _ _ _ _ 211120 O5
120-ACRE FAIIM ; PINE CORN
lund ; timber enough for fuel and poats. In best
part of lowj ; to pxrliange at fair values for
stock of 11101 chandlsa In Jo-wa or Nebraska.
Addicsa * t\llllatn Jlaralmll , Independence , la.
. _ _ _ _ _ Z M232 U
I WILL KXCHANGB A GOOD FARM FOR A
etotk of goods. U. "W. Mldd.iugh , Utlca. Neb.
_ _ _ _ _ _ Z M2M 17'
TO EXCHANGE-FINE THIRTY-ROOM llUICK
steam heatetl hotel for farm or cheap for cash.
Address Box 93 Dunlap , la. Z 310-JO
ACRES 4 MTTT-rW , $ J.COO , WILL ACCEPT
I rt In cleur iiroperty ,
J3.000 rentnl property for firm.
Bakery nnd clear lot Tor Rood rentnl cottace.
F. D. Wead.J61h and Douglas. K 320-ll
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TO EXCHANGE" FOR LAND ! STOCK OF
! .ru5 ? . ' " ' ' -ll ou ' * rn Nebraski. Add ma
1 . O. box 3S3Malvcrn. . la , X M32S 15
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR BALL . NEW I-IIOOM COTTAGE ; CF.L-
ll5 ACi'iter.ni clty.Wftler . : cor3'h and Sahlcr ;
Jl.Z50.Otl ; lone time. Enquire 1J1J Farmm.
bamuel Burns. K E 773
ONE OF THE BEST HOMES IN KOU.NTZD
Place (2019 ( Blnney ) If sold at enc .
will go for less than cost of house. Terms
( luut half cash , balance easy , R. tf. Wlthnell
MHI ) . 207 N Y. Life. q. E-3U-g.7 ]
UARGAINS. HOI-BBS. IOTS ; AND FARMST
B-.W or trade. F. K. Darlme. Barker block.
R E-774
FOR BALE , MY UESIDENCE , 8. W 21ST AND
Cans. Lenvltt Ilurnliam. R E 103-U *
FARM LANDS. C. F. ILUUSON , 912 N Y. LIFE.
BE 15Oi' (
C ACRErt & Ml. N. W , , ll,375 >
fi acres near South Omaha , $550
7 r. house nnd need bnrn i blocks from court
house , M.two.
1-lne 8-room hnnio north Hanscom Pfc , too
cheap to advertise.
7 r. house , coat 12,100 , on moat alghtly tot ,
4 r. lionse and lot , city -nater. J6M.
40 acre * , erove iinl house , fine tract , west
Dodge st . l7.0Crt.
F. D. Wt-ad. 16lli and DnuElax. RE-iU-lJ
GARDEN LANDS. B"SlMs"FJIOM POSTOF-
lice , nsy terms. Call ut SO N Y Life.
. RE-7JI
TO COLONISTS ANI > FARMERS :
Land In Florida and southern Alabama ; veee-
tablet ) , frulu. nuts. Erasing , etc. : no drouth * ;
Kood land ; healthy , etc. ; oneto 1.004 acres , low
price ; delightful climate' . J , M. Drill. Agt . Iluf-
Jlo. N. Y. RK-333 1I
TAXIBERMISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND FUHS. SEND FOU CATA.
aeorga E. Browp , Jr. , & Co. , 703 S. tru
m
BtCYOIiEa.
TJICYCLK3 itEPAinEil JAND REMODELED.
Tim nnd sundries , fl-ftt yapenml rrtmlrrd r *
R Hi-Rln , tocksmlth. ill N IStH st. Ue
a , NEW ANO- OLD , 2i ) TO tltJ.
eisy fnymtnlsj we rent and repair. Oms'iii
Illcrcla Co. . 833 N. Ijljijst. _ T71
ALL PRICES.
Pfml for ear lift ol second hand nnd shop
worn blcjclfs. Repairs -nnd * ycle sunOrle * ol
Bll Ulndi. M O Ua-on. 402 N 16lh st 77 }
COBN1CET
IVKBTERhf CORNlcn WORKS , GALVANISED
Iron cornices. 1722 8.'Mnrj's me , COX
ACJLE CORNICE OlVlvS JOHN El'f ?
.Her .prop. IDS , 110. 112 * \ . llth. Estut. : * - > ! .
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS nOUOHT , SOLD. EX-
chnngEd rented .nd repaired Tuiewrller and
onice supplies. Typ rllers rented nl Jl per
month. The Omnlin. Tjpenrller exchange , * uc <
cetsors to the tjpewrltlnit departmenl of tha
Stationery Co. , 214 8. IJtli , let. I3R1
! EB THE NEW DOtJGI'ERTY TYPEWRITER.
The Omahn Typewriter cxchnnee. tel. 1361 , No.
214 R. litli st , "
STOLEN TYI EWIHTERS OFFF.UED FOU
s.ilo should make- you suspicious : funny they
anmo tly Smith' * . Try on * nnd you will
understand why : full line of supplies. Smith-
Premier Co. . 17lh and Farnam ; telephone.
TYPEWRITERS-OMAHA PEOPLE DON'T
steal tjpcwrlters. they buy of in WlivT Be
cause the Denimore Caljrnpi ! ! nnd Yost iiro
the bent machines made : they will outwear
any typewriter untie , and da a better quality
oC work Our upply department will 1 sure
to please > ou bend jour rmclilnes to us It
you want Iliem rep-ilred. Unlleil Typewriter
nml SuppllM Co. , 1019 Farnam stroel. Tele
phone. 1583 I' ' '
TYPEWRITING AND STENOGRAPHIC1 HEAP-
quaiters nt Room 22. Douglas block. Tel *
rjhone 1589. Terms reasonable. M1SO 12"
MUSIC , ART AND LAN CUT AGE.
OR BARGAINS"N PIANO- * AND OHOANS ;
ca > iy invniTitHi In-'trumonti rented , rents ap
on | iurchii > A. Ho'pe , Jr.
O. r. GELLENIinrK , BANJOIST AND
teacher. 18W Callfornh stieut. 9tl
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATI'RKS AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage batteries recharged ; electrical nntl K n-
eral mnchmlslB. superior WDik Eiiirfinteed
Om-lia Electrlcul Woiks. 017 nnd < 13 S. 16th st
ILECTRtCAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric I'gbt and motur plant * tnd all
kinds ot electrical construction. Western Elec-
tr"c Supply Co. 418 and 420 S. 15th st 7SI
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD
pipes made new. C03 S. 16th. " 8J
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , U9 N _ 36.
* iSI
THE NEATPST BARBER SHOP IN CITY ;
court of Bee building Fred Buelow. 311
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION.
YOU CAN 1IAICR MOUE INTEREST ON YOUR
money by pa > lnR u U or moie per month
thnn In any savlnRB Innk. Inveslisate. Mu
tual Loan und UulldlnK association. O M
Kattlngei. sec y , 1704 rarnam st. i2j
IIOW TO GET A HOME Oil SECt'R.K GOOD
Interest on snvliiRS. Apply to Omaha L. &
B. nsan. , 1704 Bee bldj. G. M. Natllnger. Sec.
M16S
UNDERTAKERS AND EWBALMER3
H. K. BURKET. FUNERAL DIIIECTOR AND
enibalmer. IMS CliIcatp st , elcphono CO.
SWANSON &L VALIEN. UNDERTAKERS AND
cmbalmcrs , 1701 CumlnB"St. , telephona MOT
M. O. MAUL UNDERTAKER AND EM-
bnlmer. HIT Farnam _ . . telephone 223. 7a7
DRESSMAKING.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER BEST REF-
erences. would like enciKementa ; "ewlnB I > X
the day. Address W 47. Bee M-273 14 *
PLUMBERS.
fcHEE-PLUMUING OF EVERY KIND GAS
otcum & hot water healing ; sewerage. 313 SIC.
JOHN ROWD & CO. PLUMBING , STEAM AMD
hut water lientlnpf , g.is future * , globes IJ1 8 16.
J. J HANIGAN , PLUMBING , STEAM AXD
hot water henllnff 2703 LeMemvorth at. > SO
LOST.
LOST , AT COURTLAND BEACH. A DIAMOND
iiln JWOi ) reward for Its return to Baumer's
Jav\elry store and no questions aiked.
LOST-A FINE BLACK CUTAWAY COAT ; S10
reward' for return to 1521 Howard Ost-
LOST. AT COUUTLAND BEACH , SATURDAY
nlsht. purse containing money and diamond
collar button , liberal reward. Return to H
North 17th street. M293 12
LOST. ON NORTH 17111 STREET OR SHER-
mnn avenue , the llth. a small brawn grip
contalnlnR notes , statements and papers ot nc
Milue to any one except the owner Leave at
this olllco and eel reward MJ 12
HAY AND GRAIN.
BUY YOUR HAY IIY CAR OR TON LOTS WE
buy hay. A. H. Snydcr , 1315 Burt s _ . tel 1107
NEHHASKA. HAY CO , WHOLESALE HA.Y.
grnln and mill stuff. We are ! . > on the
market to buy or sell. HOJ-t-8 Nicholas st.
" 54
HOTEI-b.
BETTER THAN MOST J2 00 HOTELS IN
Omaha. Our rates , Jl to tl 60 Hotel niche-
lieu. Geo. Mitchell , prop , 10S-1IO N. IS.
184 OT
AETNA HOUSE ( EUUOPEAN ) N , W. COR.
13th and Dodse. Iloom by day or wteh.
M2SJ OS'
HOTEL DAKICEIl. K 00 PKIl DAY 110 HOOSIS ,
In the heart oC the business houses. Hpeelal
rates nnd uceommoilatlon tn commercial trav
elers. Hrtom anil Ixxird by the week or month ,
Frank Illldllcli , Mgr. 313
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. . LEADING OPTICIANS ,
J. F , Ponder , mmiasor. Ejes tested free. ITi
Houth 16th , In Klnsler's drug store. { 16 ! !
THE ALOE & PENPOLD CO. . SCIENTIPIC
optlclaiiH. 1403 rnrnam St. , oppoalta Paxton ,
hotel Eyes xainlned free. 7)1
GRINDING.
SCISbOnS. LAWN & 10WEIIS. HAZOHS. ETC. ,
crouiiJ. Melcholr Dros. . 1119 l-'arnam street.
M2S7
S , SHEARS , CLIPPERS. LAWN MOW-
era. etc. A. L. Undeland , 106 N. Ulh 7M
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WOLF DROS. & CO , MANUPACTURERS OF
tTMilriKH tents. fiaK * . wagon , hay stack covers ,
larpaullng , ballouna and parachutes. 70J-7Q3 a ,
lllti st , . telephone C04. Tents tor rerit
reritMT
MT an
JOB
REED JOD PRINTINCf'ttJ , PINE PRINTINO
of M kinds. 17tli st , III * IlulldliiK. 7)3
MAIL ORDEH COMJIKtlCLVL PIUNTINQ A
iptclalty. DaURlas lYIntlns Co. . 119 S. 35th
it. , Sheely bide. T < OC for prompt service.
OOAlji
SHEHIDAN COAL. BXCCU.C.VT SUHSTITUTB
tT nn'd coal and U 50 ( Sif cbeuper. IGth&Karoani
. I" iM ) Ot
D. T. MOUNT HAS RIWIQVED IHS COAL OF-
lice to 30 B. Ulh st. , Urpvv i blocte. 1S3
DR. QEORQE 8. NASONrJttENTIST , SUITE 2M
ration block , 16th ana Karnuin sis. , lei. 71
t ) Jo * e
DR. PAUL. DENTIST , ZOW IJUKT ST SOB
HOME FOR LAD1EH IIEI-'ORE AND JJURINO
confinement , will best or care , communication
confidential Mri * . 1C. Volkman , graduated
uiUwlfe , 101 South Eighth street , Lincoln , Neb.
.M2 OS
STOVE REPAIUS.
STOVE REPAIRS FOR 40,000 DIKFERENT
makrs of stoten. Water nttaclimnls and
coanectlons a specially. 1207 Dauglas street.
Omaha Stove Hepalr Works , RI1T3
STOVE REPAIRH OF ALL KINDS ; ALSO
bole ) range A general assortment of ranges ,
1 cooks & heaters : water attachments put In fc
trcectMl it J. Hughes , SOT a. U it & Jackion.
138
TTPHOLSTlsRINCT.
UPHOLSTKfllNa VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH
M S Uiilkm ] | H fumlnx TV ) . SOI S93
PAWNBROKERS.
II. UAROWITZ LOAN3 MONET , lit N. llth Bt.
TU
OARPET CLEANING.
i MEIUIYMAN. r\Rpirr ASH nun
rlennlnff work * . Ttt B llth. Id K ( , ofllce
IKK Parnam tel IMP M-ltl OH
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
C. E. MOUIULU CAHPENTER , OKFICC AND
( tore fixture * n specialty P.itchlnfi und
plasterlnir 1113 Cal > ltol nvo. . lei. OS 790
DYE WORKS
BCHOED3ACK , TWIN CITY DYE WoitKa !
loll Parnam ( tree ! Dyeing : ct rery descrip
tion and dry cUnnlng. 797
lir-ST I't'IlNACE StADE ROl'T COAL SMOKE
consuming and Imrd coal tuniactj. Enslc Cor
nice Worki 103-113 N Hill ! . 810
SEOOND-HAND BOOKS
SECOND-HAND HOOKB IXJI'aHT 1O CASH
at Anllcjuarlan l > ook itore. 1313 Pmn m Hrwt ,
MS01 O10
JsHORTIlAND AtfD TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND.
N , Y , Life , Omaha Aik lor clicular. 793
HORSESHOEING.
lilts. THOMAS MALONEV. 012 N I6TII ST.
211
LIVERY STABLE.
BOARDING BTARLES PINE 1 < IVERY RIOS
cheap. Ed JJuumley. I7tli ana St. Mao's nve.
1I-809
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON imO9. , WHOLEflAl.E DEALERS IN
all kinds ofconI. . Cum-npomlenia solicited.
IOCS Fiiniiim ft. 8IJ
STENOGRiPHERS.
P J. SUTCLIITK. C.ENERAL STENOQ-
rnphcr , i"2 Dee building , Telephone 097
DANCING SCHOOL
JHORANIVfl DANCINO SCHOOL WILL RE-
upen for adults. Tuusdny , September 15th , 8 p.
m. Circulars. K1 s 1 $
TIII ; HEAi/ri :
INSTUUMKNTS placed on record September
11 , 1S9I :
WARRANTY DEED'1.
Edwin Lambert nnd wife to 51 I > Xy-
iliiHt , lots 13 nnd 13 , block I , Hammond
mend Place % S'-A
F 1C Datllni ; and wife tn A T Hoffm.iJ.r.
n ' ,1 I'll r. . block 70 , Om > * in 1
Lou I * Hill nnd wife to E M Tzidmclc ,
L-t 11 , block 2 , ISakor Plncc 400
W II Waddell nnd wife to O F Davis
compmj. lot 7 , block 17 , Orchard Illll
Herman Kounlrtlo W A Itedlclc , lot t ) .
Mock 32 , ICoiintrD Plnea 2,100
Same et al to 1 * O Coli tR fept of w 13
fe. > t lot 6. bliwk 3 , Koreit Hill . . . . 250
H .1 Halm to F II Wcail , lot 1 , block S.
Ambler Plnco 200
Qt'IT CLAIM DEED *
Mary R blnwn to J D HoWnion lot S ,
W ck 2) ) 1st ndil to South Omnlia , . 1
Cltjof Oin.vliu to Onintut. UrcwhiRAssocl -
ntlun t > 15 feel ot 11 Fifteenth strict op-
lioslle lots 9 to i : . blKl ; 4 1'iuUlnI'lnce ! 171
DEEDS
SherllT to C. D Tzsc'iuck lot 23 block
4 , Mnjne Place . . . . 200
Same lo A T Hoftm.iyr. lot I , block IDS.
Onuha. 51
Same to Coneon'ln. Loan ami Trust coin-
piny , lot 2i > , blue ) : 12 , ICountze & R a
ndd JSO
Same to W O Donne. lot 15 , block -I.
Walnut Hill 600
Total nmount of transfers. . . t ' .90S
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Bee
Building , OMAHA , Neb. Advice
RfflLWflYTiMEGRRD.
Lc-ves I < JH1CAGO & NORTHWEST'N lArrlvej
OmnliajU. I' . Depot , IQth & _ Mabon Sts.f Omaha
U.C'-.am . .Eastrrn "I'zprexs . t.:3Qjm
4.00pm . Vesllbulcd Limited . S:4Cam
G.Jiam . Mo. Valley Local . 10:30jm :
S.4Jpm . . . . .Omahn , Chicago Spoclal . 2:15pm
L'tn-ves ICIIlCATio'MUIlLkOTON & Q ( Arrives
Omahal Hepot 10K and Mason Sis | Omaha
:43piri : . Chicago Vestibule . . 9'50m
fr : < " > im . Chlcaga Express . 4:2'pm :
7C2pm . . . . Chicago nnd lena Local . . . B.OOnm
llt&jam . l acllic Junction Local , . 5 55pm
Lea-Ces IBURLINGfON & MO lIVERTrATTlveT
Or.iahal Depot Ulh and Mason Sis I Omaha
IV.lJam . Denver Express . 9. 3 jam
IdllS-im . Dcadwuod Kxpress . 4:11pm
44pm : . I > enver Express . 4:10pm :
C.EOpm.NebraFka , Local ( except Sunday ) 6. 50 j ) in
8:15.1111. . Lincoln Local ( except Bunda .ll:2jam :
Le&\es I K. C. , BT J. & C. B. ( Arrives"
Omahal Depot 10th _ ml Mason Sts | Omaha
" :4Sam : . . . .Kancas City D"ay Eipress. , . . E755pm
> :45pm.K. : C. Night Ur. _ Ia.y. P Tr.ina 6:50am :
Leaves I CHICAaO , " R. L S PAC'iriC. rArrlv"c7
Omahal U. P. Depot , 10th i Mason Sts f Omaha
_ _ UAST.J ] ] _
10:15am . Atlantis Express ( er. SunJaj ) . . 6:05pm
C5pm . NlRht Express . CMOnm
4:40pm : . Chlcngo Veitlbuled Limited . . l:25pm
lt35am Oklahoma. I'lp. ( to C' . U. ex. bun ) 633-m
_ 1VEST. _ _ _
Si5am Oklabomn. & Texas Exp. ( ex. Sunll.33pro )
lI5pm . Colorado Limited . 4 10pm
Leaves I UNION PACIHC | Arrlv-es
OmahajUnlon Depot , 10th Jg Mason Sts f Oimha
la.DOam . Karney Express . . . . 3S9pm
2:15pm : . Overland Hie r . . . 6IOprr.
S:45pm : Beatrice S. Stromeb RP.X ( ex Sun ) tS:45pra
6tOi : > m . 1'acinc Kxpreas. . . . 10:55im :
_ GjJOpm . PaatMali _ . . . . , . . , 4:20pm :
Leav es I CI 1 1 CA G b7"-t7l _ & 8T7"P"A"UL7 | ATfTs \
OmahalUnlon Depot 10th & Maon Sta I Omaha
G 35pm . Chicago Limited. . . ! l:30im
II .10am. . .Chicago Express ( ex. Sun > S:00pm
I -nes I F. , E. & MO. VALLEY JArrlrea
" Omahal Depot 15th and Webster Sti [ _ Omaha
"j.OJnm Deadwood Eipress f > :10pm :
D.05am.EK. Bat. ) Wyo. Ei. ( K * . Hon. ) . S:10pm
S.OOpm . .Norfolk Express ( Ex. Sunday.I0:45im )
6tOiim St 1'aul Express . . . . 9:40am
Leaves I MISSOURI PACIFIC. JArrlves
Omaha' Depot 15tli and Webater Sti f Omaha
O.OOim St. iMula Express cToOam
9.:0pm St. Louis Express . < > :55pm :
6lOpm : .Dally ( er. Sun. Nebraska Local. :10am :
Leaves I C. , ST. P. . M. & O ( Arrives
Oiiiihnl Depot 15th andWebster _ Sts. I Omaha
" "
"e.00im."isioux City Accom. ( Ex. Sun ) . . , 8 05pm
10.00am Sioux City Accom. ( Sun Onl > > . S.O..pm
12-Uripm . Sioux City Express ( Etc. Sun. ) . . ll:55am
5Mum : St Paul Limited 9:10am :
Leaves I 8IOUX CITY & PAC.IFIC. ( Arrives
OmahalUnlon Depot. lOUi & Mason Sta | Omah'i
V.3am Slotix'city I'asscnser . . . 10:20pm :
3.i5pm . .Bt PaulExptesn. _ . , . _ . . . 10.00am
Leaves I SIOUX "CITY A"PACIFIC. : ( Arrives
Omahal Depot I5lh and Webster Sta I Omaha
' "
6 Jipm r. .81. Paul Limited 9:40am :
BtOpm : Chicago Limited : iQ.ini
Leaves I WABA8H RAILWAY ( Arrive *
OmahalUnlon Depot. 10th Si Mitson Sta I Om ' . " .
J.:5iprn : . . .St. Louis Cannon Hall 1Z.M
Or IKo l. ! < iuor Hnlilt I'mltUply Cured
l > j uilmlnlilvrliii : l > r. Ilutiick'
Uuldi-u .Siipriflr.
Ito-m be jlven mncupolcoiTca or Iraor In food ,
wuaout thoIcnuwlcO.oof thopatlcat. Itl abaolutn ) $
harmless , and nil ) effrat a permanent acd ipeedr
cure , -whether tte patient la a moderate drinker or
an aloohollorreek. . It har been ultan la tioui nd
of oaiej , and la rverr loatADea n perfect ours Has Col-
Tod. It NcrrrFtttl TnaBVBteoioDealinprenated
.atbtba 8peolfle.li boesmei an utter Imp09 lbll4tr
.T tn liquor appetltB lo exist.
flOLIKSI'RIIlrKI l ) < > . Vtoo'n , t.lnflenutl , ' .
.9-snci txiolc of partUi'taM fro' . To bo tiari
' , r tale by Kubn & Co. , Druggists Oorno
ICtb and Uouglaa streets. Oraaha.
IMPROVING LAKE STREET.
l'rnerty ] OtTiiom Finally Acrco UI > DII tlio
flnidn They VIII Stniul.
The mqintiers ot tlio Omaha View Improve
ment club , who have been -worklnc so as
siduously for nearly two years past for the
Improvement of Lake , Brsklne and other
streets from Prospect Illll east , ire con
gratulating themselves over the success that
has finally cravnieil tlielr efforts. Kor a
year and a half they have been working to
teciiro the Improvement of Lake street from
Twenty-fourth to Thirtieth. Iniler to
do ithla tha city engineer decided that
Eraklne street , as well as the cross streets ,
would hsvo to bo graded at the same time ,
The club has experienced considerable diffi
culty In securing the signatures of the prop
erly holders on Ursklne street , but yester
day Mr. 1) . T. LegRctt , who has given
almcst his entire time to the matter , an
nounced that ho had finally succeeded.
The Byron Ueed estate has also submitted
to the club two propositions , one to sell
the ten acres adjoining Prospect Illll on the
north for pork purposes , and the other to
lease the name ground lor the same pur
pose for a term cfy ars. A biff meeting
ot tha club will be lialS Thursday evening ,
at which a committee will bo appointed to
push the p.rlc project.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL'S PLANS
Road May Yet Uaro a Terminal at this
Point.
OMAHA AND MINNEAPOLIS INTERESTED
Try I MR to Crt Into Omiilm nnil lt Alin Be-
cuco ttio 3IlntinimllH A M. I .mil * llajul
llnrllii lon'H ' 1'lntn lor a Trnntcon *
lliuMit.il Srr lrt > .
There Is back ot the report thai cornea
from Mlnneflt oll& roRardlttK the probable
purchase o ( HID Minneapolis St. him I a
road , when It Is put up at public sale , by
the Illinois Central , more truth than ap-
1-cars on I ho surface. It Is a Nell known
( act that the Illinois Central has desired a
through UUP fiom Minneapolis la Chicago ,
ami the purchase ct the Minneapolis & St ,
Louts \\ould nivo them tlte , outlet , connect
ing with the Minneapolis & St. Louis at
Fort Dodge , la , With the purchase of the
road by the Illinois Central passes a clurter
for a road from Tort Dodge to Council
Bluffs , and consequently nn Omaha connec
tion , something uhlch has been desired by
the Illinois Central people for tlirco yrart
past
Commissioner Utt of the Commercial club ,
however , ratlier pooh-poohed the Idea cf
the Illinois Central \\antlni ; the Minneapolis
& St. Louis , as It * .vould not Rive them nn >
great advantage oer present ccndUlona. lie
argued tint the Hock Island , having the
largest Imllildtml Interest In the toad. ownIng -
Ing 54,000.000 In bonds , nml having endorsed
the b iuls of the Wntertowu extension , would
undoubtedly succeed to the ouncishlp ot a
property which It liad practically controlleil
over slnco Mr. Trtiesdalo was appointed re-
ro.vor Mr. Ult thought an Omaha-Mliino-
npolls connection would not avail much In
vloxv of the little freight hauled between
the two points , anil aa for distance. It wsuld
continue In laver of the Omaha road The
commissioner further slid that the Illinois
Ccnlr.il hid made nil arrangements to build
from Onavva. to Council limits this year , but
the failure In crops nnd the general depres
sion had worked ngnlnst the consummation
of tlio scheme. He was. however , of the
opinion that the line would be built within
a year or two.
On the olhcr hand , a Hock Island official.
who for personal reasons desires to remain
in the background , was emplutlc In the
statement that there was more In the rumor
than appeared on the surface. Ho thought
with a Tort Dodge connection to Council
Bluffs the distance would l > e practically tha
saina as between the Illinois Central and
the Omaha lino. Iu fact , ho looked for Just
such a nwcine-nt to bo made by the Illinois
Central people , as. it would give them a new
terminal , at tlio same time opening up n line
section of country between Fort Badge and
Council muffs. "In the event , " said he.
"that the Rock Island buys the road , t look
for the building of n connection between
Furl Dodge and Omaha The Omaha line
has had the exclusive control of Minneapolis-
Omaha business for n long time and a com
petitor would make business better all
around "
ON TO Till : COAST
llurlington People Arranging fur Tlirlr Con-
i ) ret I nn viltli Hi. ) Northern I'.itllU.
General Passenger Agent Francis of the
Burlington has returned from a Islt with
Northern Pacific passenger officials at St.
Paul , where ho went to talk over truffle
agreements and arrange for an Interchange
of business when the liurllngton reaches
. Billings. There are many precedents
for the throwing open ot gateways
to competing lines and Mr Francis ,
In reply to a question , stated
that the Pennsylviinia lines exchanged
business nt Pittsmirg , the Union Pacific at
Ogden , the Burlington at Missouri rhcr gate
ways. Heretofore thu Northern Pacific rates
from Kansas City to Puget Sound points have
been higher than competing lines touching
Missouri river gateways , but with the Bur
lington. In the field rates will be equalized.
When the connection is made with ihe North
ern Pacific at Hillings the Burlington will
be considerable of a transcontinental road
and its Interest In the transcontinental meet
ings now being held becomes very apparent.
Iluslness between the roads will be ex
changed upon a percentage basis , division
of the revenue being made as to distance
traversed.
Mr. Francis itated that a fast train would
be put on Just us soon as the road was In
operation , about October 15 , and thought
It would be the morning train leaving Omaha.
The time would be considerably reduced and
everything done to make the road popular
In the eyes of the public. "Under these con
ditions , " said the- general passenger agent ,
"If there It ny business at all to Montana
points we ought to get our share oi It. "
Asked If there was any truth In the rumor
that the Union Pacific , Burlington , Ilock
Island and Rio Grande had united In a de
tersive agreement against northern lines , he
denied the rumor point blank. "It Is a prin
ciple , " said he , "tint southern lines should
tight differentials , but sometimes conditions
are such that you can't belter yourself and
you take the very best you can get. "
T EXCURSIONS OAU&ITJUJUIII.K.
Kuslcru Line * Tlirnatcti to Itomnvc llo-
Mrlctlnnn from Tame Ticket * .
CHICAGO , Sept 11. Sensational reports
were In circulation here today concerning the
probability of a rate war In western terri
tory In connection with harvest excursions.
Some outside roads were credited with the
Intention of removing the restriction on
tickets for the reason that they nre killing
the business. Whether they are or not It
Is curtain the business Is going to be slight.
The association roads say the outside roads
cannot In good faith rtmcno the restrictions.
They are parties to the agreement by which
arrangements were made for these excur
sions. It they disregard their obligations
in the matter sonic of the association lines
will retaliate by reducing one Mny rates
probably by one-hulf , They will certainly reduce -
duce them bywhatever extent is necessary
to protect their great business from brokers ,
who are not to be allowed to reap any bene
fit , whether the restrictions are removed or
not. There Is no doubt the brokers wuuld
like to see the restrictions renewed , and they
are credited with circulating Industriously
reports concerning the r probable removal. Tha
situation Is regarded as being critical , and
Bomo declslvo step Is likely to be taken
without much loss of time.
Jo < elver for Hie Atrlilunn llrlilge < 'onii > , ni ) .
ATCIIISON , Kan. , Sept. 11. N. D. Todd
of the Atchlson lias been appointed receiver
of the Chicago & Atclilnon Bridge company ,
-which owns the bridge over the Missouri
river at thla point. The appointment was
made by Judge Foster of the United States
court upon application of II. P. Payne of
Cleveland. O. . trustee for the bondholders.
The receivership was brought about by the
danger which has threatened the bridge for
some time pant by reason of the encroach
ments ot the rl\ r In Hast Atchlson The
receiver will proceed at once to protest
the brtdje. which Is bonded for nearly a
million dollars ,
Old 'W.ubnili Dlirrtiir * llo-iiact : < ul.
ST. LOUIS , Sept. 11. At the annual meet-
Ing' of the stockholders of the Wabauh rail
way , held In th& offices of the road In tlila
city , the old board of directors was re-elected
aa follows : Francis 1'nvy , C. C. Macrae ,
Kdgar T. Will I * . Henry K. McIIalgh. Tliomaa
II. Hubbard , Cyrus J , Lawrence , George J.
Gould , Ilu&eell Sage , John T. Perry , P , tl.
Wyckoff , S. C. Reynolds. Edwin Gould and
0. D. Ashley , the latter being also re-elected
president. There was no meeting of Ihe new
board of directors because of the lack ol
a quorum ,
f'ttllwuy ISotps.
Mr. Charles Lane ot the Union Pacific bai
returned from Utah loaded -with columns
about that wonderful state.
William LvBk , formerly In the engineers'
department ot the Union Pacific , and known
to many ot the older employes of the road ,
died ot paresis In the I'oughkecpile ( N. Y.j
hospital , September 4 , after a lingering Ill
ness. Ills wife In also dangerously 111 in the
Presbyterian hospital at New York , and
could not "be told ot her husband's death ,
Previous to coming to Omaha , Mr , tusk
wns connected , with tha engineering depart *
merit of the New York Cr-ntril railroad ,
having Boned in the position at noting chief
engineer and superintendent of construc
tion He was < fi ) car of ngr nt the lima
of his death , and WAS A son of lion. Stephen
Lltsk. of Albany , N. Y
The torture of dyspepsia nnd sick hc.vlflrlio ,
( ho agonizing Itching and pain tl Knit rheum ,
are removed by II oil's Sarsaparllln.
FROM SOUTH OMAHA.
Strike Sltimtlim I'nrliniisi'il-tYmtrnrtorii
lHiiitiit ) | tlio Sflunl H.nril.
The situation of the strike wns unchanged
) -cste-rday. None ot the w rkmcii except the
coopers have gone out. At the meeting
Monday nlnht no conclusion was reached , at
I east the men said they hail d.nc nothing to
ilvo out to the newspapers. All ot them went
ic- work yet > tcrdi > " > mid it does not look
ns though the strike \vould extend bejund tha
coopers at Swift's.
The C-opers' union hai a rollet fund which
will be tupped nt oncp. Single men get } 3
n week while on a Blrlkt ami married men
$7. There are only twcnlj.-f.our men out , so
the drain upon thr treasury will not hi a.
heavy one. The union coopers nt work say
they will divide their salaries with strikers
It It Is neccssiry , so It looks as though tha
men wcra well fixed for n long slaml out ,
I'limiuritcil Itin hvUnol Uonril
The members ot the Board of Hducatton
hold a short meeting Monday night. The con
tract for supplying coal for the hoard fet the
next year was awarded to F. A. nroadwcll
& Bra. Whlto Breast soft coal will bo sup
plied tor $2.93 n ton and hard coal at 18.20.
The bids were all clusc , hut Jlr. HrojihTcll's
wai the lowest.
After the meeting adjourned n Innquet was
Khun at the Heed hotel by n number ot con
tractors who have been doing wotlc for the-
board this summer. Tlio controc ors vvcro
George Parks & Co. , McDonald . "i Black ,
Architect Decker ntid A. Selglor. The
Kiusls were W. B. Chech. Jim Jones , A. N
Ilaaan. J. II. Bulla , i : I ) . CSIdeon , Fred
Pearl and Judge Montgomery. President
Gideon of the school heard was teas'master '
and a short talk was gt\cn by each ot the
KiiesN. The spread was a palatable one and
the occiilon was much enjoyed by the par
ticipants.
Col lint ; Hciiity fur ( liiirltVnrk. .
The directors of the Associated Charltlct
held a meeting yesterday at tlio ofllco ot
Attorney D. S. Adams. The object was to
get the directors together and make arrange
ments for the winter's work.
Mr Adams was re-elected as president. Kd-
wanl McBrldo secretary and overseer nt the
charity store , and r. A. Broadwell first vice
president.
Another meeting will lie held on Trtday
afternoon at the same place at 3 o'clock. It
Is ( hatred that all the directors attend till *
meeting.
Tlio Vnlin of tlin Tropic1.
Proclaims ono fact ns true , namely , that
Hostcttcr's Stomach Bitters effects a euro
whenever It is persistently used for the ail
ments tovhlch It la adapted. Among thcso
arc malararlil and dyspeptic ailments , ilieu-
tnntlsm. nervous nnd kidney complaints , con
stipation and bllllausncss. A tablcspoonful
three * times a day la about the average.
Trinpi < r.iii n Union U'nrlt ,
The regular monthly meeting of the Wo
men's Christian Temperance union was held
yesterday afternoon at the Commercial club
rooms. Very little beyond routine business
was transacted.
It was decided to open a coltce house for
the benefit ot railroad men at 1101 Ca s
street It will In all probability be ready
for opening about the latter part of next
w eek.
The union has received several appeals
for assistance from Broken How and other
parts of the drouth stricken district of west
ern Nebraska. It was decided to render
all the aid possible. The following com
mittee : was appointed toau \ \ the matter
In charge , to which all supplies may be sent :
Mrs. Covell , 1201 South Thirty-second street ;
Mrs Pugh , 2G13 Davenport , street ; Mlaa
Kaufman , 812 North Eighteenth street ; Mrs.
Wood , 1921 Wlrt street.
Ttio district convention oC the union occuri
today at Craig. The state convention will
take placeat Lincoln , September 25 to 28 ,
Inclusive. The delegates to the latter con
tention are Mrs. Wood and Rev. Dr. Augusta
J. Chapln.
An K llpo of the M an.
The moon will Lie partially eclipsed rext
Friday night , the phenomenon being vlslbla
from all parts of the United States excapl
where the view may he obscured by clouds.
The northern edge of the moon will pass
through the earth's shadow , a llttlo less
than one-quarter of th3 diameter of the \lul- -
llte being In shade at 10-31V& , which Is the
Omaha time of greatest obscurnllon. The event
not being affected by parallax the- different
phases will occur at the same absolute In-
stan wherever visible Ilenco they will be
seen one hour later by clacks keeping New
York tlma and one hour earlier by clock I
keeping Denver time.
At the time of the cclipso the moon w'l ! b
near apogee. At the ensuing new' mton ,
September 29 , It will pass bctAccn us and lha
Btin , giving a solar ccllpae , wlilcli , however ,
will not bo visible from tins pait of the
world , as the phenomenon occttrs near cur
midnight.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache. Trial
sl/o , 25 cents. Alt druggists.
I'rcubTtrrl in Aftsnrtttlloii Otllvrra.
The Presbyterian aisclallon : cf Omahi
held Its annual meeting at the Commercial
club rooms last night and looked over the
affairs of the association In general. Ths
following officers were elected : President ,
J. C. Denlse ; secretary , J. D. Slatts ; treas
urer , J. K. Flcmmlng ; directors. II. A ,
Doud , First church ; W. II. Anderson. Second
end church ; J. L. Welshana , S ulhwest
church. Warren Bwltiler , Westminster ; J.
A Uradley , Castellar ; C. A. Starr , Knox ;
13 I. French , Ijivve Avenue ; A. J. Peck ,
Ambler Place ; F Kochcr , First German ;
John Yurak , Bohemian ; U. 0. Truux , Clif
ton Hill , C. r. Gardiner , Bedford Phce.
I'ruf , I'IU | > ; itrlck' feucri-kiiir.
Prof Marble , who waa iccsntly el'clfrt to
the position of superintendent ot the Omaha
public schools , lias left for his old
homo at Worcester , Mass.vliero h" w'lt '
remain for a few days , closing up luc l-usl-
ness. after which he will return , bring H
family with him , arriving hereIn time to
take charge of the schools en Oc'olvr 1. In
the meantime the schools will be luukcd utter
by Prof. Fltzpatrlck.
ClmrltyVork Hrniimcil.
The Omaha Mission society met at th
Commercial club roams last night and com
pleted arrangemcntH for a renewal ot tha
charitable and religious work which had
been dropped during the heated season. A.
laundry has been opened on Twentieth street
near Harney , and worthy women will I * *
given employment. The mission on Tenth
street near Capitol avenue has been reopened
and the charitable work will bo begun at
once. _
Doctor * llrur Tuperi.
The Omaha Medical society held a monthly
meeting at tha Commercial club rooms last
night. The following papers "were read and
discussed : "Cholera Infantum , " with report
of case , Dr. Laird ; "Report of Surgical
Case , " Dr. Bacon : "Case of lletlnltus , " Dr.
Doan : "General Cases , " Dr. A , P. Jonas.
Tlieso meetings will be held each month
during the winter season.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures ull kidney
troubles. Trial size. 25 cents. AM durasUU.
M'omlmen I'lcnlu.
The picnic ot the Woodmen ct the World
will bo held at CourtUnd beach thill
( Wednesday ) afternoon , Instcid oi Thursday
afternoon as has been announced.
When Bab/ was elclt , we. earn h r Ciurtwl * .
When Gha woa a Child , the cried for CastorU.
When , iha became MIsa , eho clung ; to CastorU.
When the had Children , Bhe e T Uicni Cotori