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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , SEPTEMBER 13. IfiOJ ,
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
IKWITION"wANrnn iiv IAV Y STKNOO-
niplicr ; 2 yenia experience ; city references.
Ailclrem. Vf 58 lice olllco. A-S38-ir
WANTnn-i'osrnoN nr nNinuiimc MAII-
rid ninn of 10. Rccustoined to olllco work , ljut
will < lo tuiythlnK ! nvxlernte gjlar > : veiy Iwst
city references. Address W ST , Hoe.
A " " * / " " "I"
WANTED MAI.E HELP.
BI'HCIALTY BAI.KSMr.N VOH HHIMVS LUMP
JiW remedy ( endorsed bv U. S. Dopt. ARrteut-
ture , lluieau or Animal Industry , ni a specHlc )
tf a elde lino. Liberal terms to right i .iitles.
Address Brother * & Itced. JIalvern. Ij.
IIMSGI S17
WANTHD , TRAVELING BALKSMUN. 1II5LUN
& Thornpaon. tailors , 161 ! Karnnm street.
11 CO ! S3 >
STJCIKINQ TOR LIKE : LAT.OR VS CAPITAL.
liy John Kwlnton ; gicatest book published , tn-
dnreed by all unions ; agents untitid every-
> II > IK ; Beciire icrrlloiy nt onciA metcan
Itcmls tonccrn , Cleveland , O , J. _ iL _
CARPENTHRSr WIl'rTwANT WINTER WORK ,
ontlosa lOo ntnmp to Kmnk Atlinly. nrnmi-
f.uturer common sense ivcatliei1 Ftrlpny ; '
Illulfa. Neb. b-MiiT 13 *
WANTED. STENOORAFHERS OI'T ' OF KM-
Ployment to rRe us. Stenographic It-wk.
Co. , St. Louli. Mo. K-M327 11 *
WANTIUI. GOOD EXPERIENCED ORfUN-
Izers for lodRO woik. Address L. J. fcpl. ; . - ' -
mler. Gen. Manager , McCook , Ncl ) . E 333 13 *
SALESMEN , EVERY COUNTY. SALARY OR
commission. Nu cxpprlenic , r.cw lar olll
Riven unllmltt.il piDllt.i. Acth men apply
" imlckly , btnllntf salary nnd tcnllory wanted.
Mumifnctuiora. Uox t3 > )3 , Boston.
WANTED , MEN TO UISTUI1HTTI2 CHICK-
lara ; largo advertisers : nni lit tiliir * . 2 lo
( lamps , Keanis Co. . Qrceiisburi ! . I d'
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WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED. YOUNO WOMEN TO ENTER
IralnliiR heel for nurses. Address W. C.
A. hospital. Council Ulnffs. C-131 18
LADIES WANTING FIRST-CLAPH GIRLS
nplily Kcnmlln.iv Ian Y. L. Home. Oltlre. 203 N.
ICtli. C M688 23 *
WANTED-A GIRL NOT AFRAID TO WORK
nt 1819 California. U MS li *
WANTKD- IMMEDIATELY AN EXPERIENC-
c < l ulrl for ( Ttnerat houscHOrk In snnll family ,
Oi ; 1'urlr nnue. . ( - ' 34i > 12 *
WANTED A GOOD. STRONG GIRL FOR
chamber -nork ut ZH North ZStli street , Siutli
jpmolia. C-J4J-12'
GIRI. WANTED FOR GENERAL HOt'SE-
wtTli. American or Qeunan preferrpd. 113
N. Wh St. C--.M3t 13'
FOB BENT HOTJSE3.
TENTS FOR RENT"iSH FARNAM ST.
V 737 S17
WANTED , OOOD MEDIUM PRICED HOUSES.
List your tiuu&ea for rent with A HIM.
D 733
HOUSES. F , K. DARLING , DARKER 11LOCK.
D 734
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. r. Davis company , 1503 rarnani. D 535
KELKKNNY S. CO."lCl , CONTINENTAL Iir KT
D 7S6
i'lNIJ MtOOM CORNER FLAT AT 701 3. ICTH
sln-i-li ranga und nil other convrnlences.
George Clouscr. loom 2 , 1C23 1'iirnim itreet.
D 300
CALti AT OUR OFFICE AND EXAMINE PHO-
ttigruph of very line 7-ioom mailcni ctittace on
paved direct , one-half block from r-ir line ; only
trn.W per month. Fidelity Truat Company. 170J
r.linain Hi. U 133
8-ROOM HOUSE NEAR"niaiTsCIIOOlI : * S > ( ioI
Inquire ! 01C Capitol avc. n61 15'
FOIl I1ENT. ELEGANT MODERN HOUH13.
It nlll pay you to liucstlgata this. Thuma *
Hrennnn. 430 Paxton tlock. D ISO II
FOR RENT , DESnTAllLTJ 7-ROOM FoTTAGE.
581.1 AVoolwoitli ave , JJS.OO. lllngwalt llros. ,
ILalUer block. U Hi
roil RKNT-O-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. 1810
Spencer St. Addicsa F , II. C. , "Tho Morrlam. "
D 2S 16
FOR RENT , ELVO"ANT : IO-ROOM iTousn ;
reunnnable. MO : linn itrcet. ] ) 1W..13'
, . 8 AND 10-ROOM HOfSEH , ALL HOD-
orn. lawn nnd rluide. Apply nt 211 N. Y. Life
inii Miami ' -
in- stn'-.t. D M1S
RENT , TI I EAPE.ST SIX-ROOM COTTAGIJ
bath In city ; only (13.00. JOJ3 California
Mreot. 11 MSOS
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FOR RENT , 5 ROOMS. 3t a I7T1I STREET.
D-C41-SM'
S-UOOM HOUSE. INQUIRE 2T11 DOl'GLAS
tivct. U-MU73
I C-ROOMUOtlHES. MODERN AND CHEAP ,
SOS N. Wli street. l-Mi'-S23'
ItKNT TEN'.ROOM HOUSE. N. W , COR.
Fninain and Suthe nt. i modem lr.ii > taven\i < nls ;
by r.vis. Tutner , 33li ( Farnam Hi. D-SI9
O. 8TK.CJI , MODr.RN : S , 4. C , 6 ,
7-KXim ulul IlitH. Tlzaiil , 'JJ1 Norlii 24IU ,
1 > aiJ.13 !
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.s. K.U.WEAD.IS & noi'OLAS.
I ) 31S-3U
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rOU RENT , TWO 8-ROOM. KLECANT UlttCIC
Hats , all modern runrtnlrncra : 1 block from
llth street motor ; tl",00. Comptroller'a oniro ,
U MS30
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TOR RENT 14-ROOM JtOUSE , HATH Fl'R-
nuro luid range , nenly painted nnil nnpprv < l
ilinniRh- . Iniulro | KIIKcnney , Room 1 , f'nn-
llu.-nlnl blk. _ iv-33T 11
iiairr-ROOM : MOOERN IIOFSE , 1712 CALD-
ncll St. , to fioml Ivnunt lit u buigalii. l\ .
Wt'ad , Ittli ami IX.URlm. IJ 315-13
FOB 31ENT l ROOH3.
t FURVISIIEH ROOJU ! FOR HOt'SEKEElMNO
fet n n nuj vttv. Rent Uktu In Uinril. 313
_ N Hth tr ( t. K-MUl
FOR IlENT. NICELY pC'ltNISIIEU'llOOMsl
cull at 2107 IlQMKla * . i--7S-U :
.ruiiNiBHEo ROO.M MS DODG : : .
i : MIM i :
FI'RNISIIED UOOM. IMUVATB I AMILY. ISJl
St , Mary's avrmie. E M1TI-II *
> NKT FURNlSIintl ROOMS FOR LIGHT
1111 t < . llth st. U-1SO-H-
FRONT HOOM3 , DAVENPORT.
10 * *
SIM IIARNEY STREET : FURNISHED ROOM : ; ,
with or without board ; modern. I } MJ7 } II *
v\o NICELY FtiRNsin ROOMS ; ALSO
I'.ut floor furnUhM complete f' ' > r l < .u > * lirep-
Inct can koii bouiileis 1C det.ied 2007 Can
tic't -XM--16 *
! S7t Ilurtio ilrcct. K iK03 13-
FOR KENT FURNISHED
Continued.
NIL'KLY KritXIRHEI ) ROOM TOR A LAUY OR
gcntkMii.in ut lili N , 20th HI. E JJS-11 *
TWO FI RNISHKD"ROOMS st'iT/uiLic FOR
ffpntlemcn nn Paik avenui1. Rt-rerenops ex-
clumscd. Address W CS , lice. E Sll12 *
FOR RENT , NEWLY FfRNISHED ROOM ,
slc.im lieiit. with board , nt 3tW S. 25th st. ,
second Uo'iifiom Farnam. E M3W 1C *
FURNISHED KODM3 ANB BOARD.
PLEASANT ROOMS WITH HOARD. 2133 1IAR-
liey. F M3IS SK *
ROOMS AND ROARD , 24 CAPITOL AVE-
nuo. F M164 27
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH ALL
conveniences. First-class boaid. 211 No. IStli
street. F M27S-S15 *
NICE ROOMS ; GOOD HOARD : RATES REA-
ro.iable.convententes. The ltiwe.2o:0.0)22 Harney.
F-MC2S S2i
SOUTH FRONT FURNISHED ROOMS. WITHer
or without bo.ml. 1720 Duilne. F 201 12
FRONT ROOM FOR TWO. WITH STRICTLY
llrsl class hoard. 2109 DousMs St , F 235
NICE ROOM WITH IIOAItU. CHFUP. 2W CASS.
F-33IO-11 *
rOU RENT , WITH JiOARI ) , LAROI3 FRONT
nlo vo num. Six I-IHM | | from po tolllce.
Adilivij W C9 , c.iro ot Ile . F M353 15 *
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
HANDSOME FRONT ROOMS WITH BOARD ;
icfcti-nrei" " . 203 No , 15th , F 307-17 *
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
THREE NICE UNFURNISHED ROOMS WITH
u o ot kitchen in new brick house for lions-
keeping ; . 'IVrnm very moderate. Apply 3rd
Moor ll.it. C4 , 2 > > 2J Fainam. G 341 12'
FORWENT STORES AND OFFICES
CORNER STORE. 110.09. Kl DOUGLAS. IN-
qiire 922. 1-745
FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY RRICK DUILDINO
016 Fninnm street. Tno building has n fire
proof cement basement , complete steam heat
ing flxures , water on all Moors , cas. etc. Ap-
111at the omce of The Uee. 1-910
MY GENERAL M E RCH ANDjlnNO STollT :
bulldlni ; and residence nt Memphis , Neb. , for
rent. Fur further particular Inquire of .1. C.
Owens. Memphis , Neb. I M233 13 *
FOR RENT , ROOM , 61 11 Y32. 2ND FLOOR OF
i my stole , Kiiltnbln for clonks and nulls ; good
light and elevator service , Mrs. J. llensun.
1 MSSJ
FOR RENT , ONE-HALF OF STORE IN ONE
of tinvciy b st loc.illt'ca In Omiha. 1'nr-
Uoul.iilyKiltullo fui * Jeweler ru1 optician.
Electric llRht , nte.im heat and J.inltor . ferv-
Icc. Fnvoirvblc toima to right party. Apply
or nddicxs WjckolT , Senm ins & llenedlct ,
1712 Fainnm stieet. I M3J3 18
TO RENT AT A RARGA1N. ONE LARGE
brick bullilliiE. three xtorlca nnd basement ;
good wnter elt-vntor , 7illi ; U , P. truck In tha
rear : plaldnm tnlh front and rear IGtGG ; bulld-
InB CT.xn ; feet , with four Kood olllees In front ;
It can lie used for nny kind of wholcsiile or
stornsi' liURlne. 9 ; turn used as n transfer lionse.
will ) K0i l pavlnn llnei In Iho house , which
will be turned over to the party leasing the
prupeity. I'aitlM linvlns- nothing but wind na
cnplt.il need not apply , but lll nni cheap to
( rood piilk'H. This olTcr will not remnln open
lone. Aildicss W Cl , Bee , I M362 13 *
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED , GOOD FOI.ICITORS , MEN AND
women , to work for the Progressive Endow
ment Guild of America , for Missouri , Kansas
and Nebraska , ( IJuildlnc nnd Loan and ten-
year Endowment Insuiunco combined , ) Re
liable peopla nnly need apply. Address room
f. Rink Island bldK. . cor. 6th nnd Kdmond
street. Ht. Joneph , Mo. J U903 01 *
WANTED , AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS 11Y
sample nt homa or tia\el , expenses and Rood
Hilary or commission to ilsht party. Samples
sent on application. Aildicss with stamp.
Lock Box IJO , New Yoik City.
WANTED , RESPONSIBLE PERSON TO TAKE
aiiency for their to .n for an nrl'cle that
selM lejdlly to every family. Pays 1W per
cent pmllt. Send for cliculnrs nnd samples.
Robt. H. West , Cleveland , O , J M3M 13"
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED , HOUSES TO RENT. HAVE MORE
rails than I can supply , J. II. Parrotte , 16th
nnd Dodge. K 1 S2I
VWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS OR PART OF
modern house ; south side preftirc-d ; reference
exchanged , Address W 31 , Hoc , K MIM
FURNISHED MODKRN COTTAGE OR HOUSE
for winter ; pr.ce must bo u-asonable ; rifeicnces
Address W 5i. Bee. K M233 13 *
BY FAMILY f > F THREE. THREE PLEASANT
unfurnished looms nnd board ; house must be
modern ; terms reasonable. W 33 , Dee.
K-M3S3 13 *
STORAGE.
STORAGE , WILLIAMS &CIIOSS. 1211 HARNEY.
M-741
STORAGE TOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
uud cheap rule. U. Well * . 1111 Farnam.
Farnam.M
M 741
OM.VANS.SrOR.VOE CO..1I02 FARNAM7"TeUKJ
M 743
t
UEST S10RAGE DUILUIKQ IN OStAHA. U.
S. gov. bonded wurehouiie. Household coeds
stored. Lovrctt latto. 1013-lOti Leavenworth.
M 741
WANTED TO BUY.
HAVANA FRECKLES , IlEST ON EARTH. 5C.
N-MC31 827
SECON'i HAND HOOKS BOUGHT FOR CASH
at Autl'iuuilun book , ctore. 1519 rumam itreet.
N M301-OH *
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
money. I.OK prices on furniture and liouschold
Goods. Enteiprlb Cn-dit Co. , C13-6IJ N. 16th st
, , , O-7IS
FOR SALE HORSES , WAGONS.ETO
WANTEU-A TKAM OF HORSES WEIGHING
na leas linn 1,1 > J | bs , , well Liukrn to city
driving. Bend paitlculuii to U 17 , Bee.
P-iU-3-H'
T\VO \ \ EI.L IJRKD hhlVINCl MARES , t AND
5 > > arK old. Dilva tlnvla or double. ! 10 linulas
1'-1SI U *
FOR SALU OR TRADE--HAY HORSE , 10
hnnds. r\eu > cari , ( ientlc. trot Letter 2:14 : ;
will trndo for youne liorse vllh speed \V\
hunds. H , H. I icy. county treasurer.
P-UT 13
t IJARoTlNS ! PltYS. PIIAETON8 ; 1 NEW
SUIT } * below LOSI. Diummond Cf , Co.
. P--7H
GOOD LEA. TOP FAMILY CAHISIAOB. MJ.OO ;
Hlmpton bucUiaard , JJO.oo. Urummond Cg. Co.
P-T
A. H. CLARKE. HOUSE COMMISSION
dealer , union stock yards. Houtti Omaha t all
rlattrs nf horses constantly on hand ; eastern
nnd southern buyers arn now here for fall
supply au.'llan sjl
, : every Saturday
P-M323 Oil
WKJ.L IIRED , STYLISH HANDSOME AND
fast nure , very cheap , CJeers W , Holbrook.
1C.3 1'jrnain itrteU ! MI31
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
I1ANIC AND PLATTE VALI.KY BAND FOR
ale. C W. Hull company , 24lh artt Itanl sis.
_ _ _ _ J _ q-7M _
riEAPE8T CHICK"RN ANII ORNAMENTAL
fence in ml ! . C. R. Lee. 901 Dough s. C ] TO
FOIl HALE , THrJ FORMULAS FOR "wiFu ,
kn wn proprUln y m dtrlnrs , favorably known
In the northwest wth sole rlRhl to manufac
ture nnd sell In Nnith nnd Koutti D.tkola , N '
brnskn. None but re pninlhlo parties nted
nntwer. Addrcsi II. F. Smith. Q-M3U HIS
HAY FOR SALE ANI > ISANGE'FOR LEASE" ;
700 tnn < Kooil liny at J2.00 t > er tnn In stuck , In
Cherry county. NVbiasVui ; raime SxC milwi for
lease , containing two coed cnrrnlls of MX ) head
cnpnclty : Imin fnr elpht horses , llvlns R'Hir ,
Kcml well , fie. Addrcts E. E. Ole , W7 f i t ,
llnstlnqn. NeU. U M2.-I J4
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FOR SALT : OR TRADE. NEW PONY OAMP.
l ll cylinder pre * . Will take part ca h and
bHlance In prlntlnit. Address W 53 , 1Ic.
U-.MI7 : It
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FOR SALK-NO. 2 REMINGTON TYPE-
wilter In llr t clnf condition , J35 ciihli ; no trnde
wanted. 3418 Fo ltr ave. . Omalia. q-311-13 *
HONtW FOR BALE T1IK KCIIOOL Ol-TU'ERS
D [ Dlst. No. 47 have Irrued Ixinds for the
purpose nf InilKllnit nclicxil liuuse In tlie nmnunt
of Il.njiJ , Loarlns 7 per cent : time live vejrs.
I II , In fnr same will be received nt the county
supt. cilice. Omaha. By order of school board.
Q-M3M II *
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STOCK PASTURED : GOOD FEED. T. MtJR-
ray. R-MI27 S20 *
VAULTS CLEANED JOHN
Nelson , olllco 41) S. llth st. Tcl. 1173.
R-133 O7 *
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. DR. II. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT. 1113-
llnble business medium ; 7th Jc.ir at 11J H I
8 'r'i
MASSAGE. BATHS. KTC.
MADAME SMITH , M2 S. 13TII. 2D FLOOR.
room 3 ; mnsHigp , vnpor , alculiol. steam sul-
pliurlne nnd BCT baths. T M10J ! " >
ilASSAdE. MADAMK BERNARD. 1110 DOUGE.
T 2SI 23 *
MME. LA HUE , 416 SOUTH IGTH.T
T MSM O10 *
PERSONAL.
UMBRELLAS MADE. RECOVERED AND RE-
pulred. IPS South Sixteenth street. U 753
VIWI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book nnd consultation fr p. Addresser
cull Vlavl Co. , 316 Bea bldz. Lady attendant.
U-751
BALDUFF-
A pleasant nnfl convenient place , KM
Fainam street , Pnxton block : 'phone 711.
U-757-S17
MME. LA ROOK. MASSAGE. 1C03 LEAVKN-
vvorth street , third floor , front rooms ; tno llrsl
class operators. U MSOS 17 *
WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J.
Stullcr'B new Ice cream parlors , 2S02 Leaven-
worth street ; ever } thing Is new , Including the
building. Tel. 1030. lea cream delivered.
U-7W .111
DR.W.STEPHENSON. SPECIALIST. BOO n. 1TT1I
U 411 SIS'
ICC CIGAR FOR CO. HAVANA FRECKLES
U MSt S27
t-vTHS. MASSAGE. MME. POST , 319W 8. liTH.
Lr
UKMOVAI , OP13N1NQ. THE OMAHA NA-
llonal Knitting factory has removed from 15th
nnd Howard tu 322 8. Ulh , In the new Schlltz
liullUlns. nnd will have nn openlnc of their full
nnd winter Roods Saturday. September S : clc-
li.int picture cards ghcn to nil callers : this la
the only house In the clly that makes a. spe
cialty of woolen Roods , ynins nnd crochet cut-
tons : ladles doing ImndHorh will find It to their
advantage to call nnd examine our Btoclc.
Joseph P. Ullz. proprietor. U M1GJ II
RI.UCTKO-TIICRMAL , MATHS. FACIAL. 31AS-
sagcScomplexlon treatment. Sltne. 1'Oit. C3V5 a. 15 ,
U S78 30
WHOLK WHEAT IlltHAD PltOM UXIJOLTED
Hour at Imogen L. llamsey's , 21T N. 10th st.
U M3K-O-19
MONEY TO LOAN KSAIi ESTATE.
LIFB INSUIIANTE POLICIES LOANKD ON
or bought , r. C. Chcsney. Kansas City , Mo.
W 759
ANTHONY LOAN & TIIUST CO. . 31S N.Y. LITO
loans at low roles for choice security In Ne
braska and lo a farms or Omaha city property.
W-TCO
MONEY TO LOAN ON PAItM IN DOUGLAS
Improved ami unlmpro > ed Oin.tlia real estate ,
yilellty Trust Co. , 1702 rarnain t. W 761
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPnOVED OMAHA
real estate. IJreiinan , Lovn & Co. , Paiton blk.
W 763
OMAHA LOAN & TUUST CO. . IGTH AND
Douglas streets , loan money on cjt ) ' nnd farm
property at lowest rates of Interest. W 7C3
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. r. Davis Co. , J503 Tarnnm St. \V-7IH
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OK NEW
1'orl : . Capital J2,0i)0,000 ) , Surplus i ) , OH. Sub
mit choice lands to K. S. Tusey.nt'ent. . First
National bank building. n" 70
MO f Y TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved nnd unimproved Omilia real estate ,
1 to C yeirs. Fidelity Trust Co. . 170J rnrnam.
W 701
LOANS ON IMI'ROVED & UNIMl'HOVED CITY
property ; (3.000 & upivnids. C to J per cent , no
delays. W. l-'arnam Smith & Co. , 13JO rnrnam.
W 703
LIFl ! INSURANCE POLICIES PURCHASED.
Ioans on same negotiated. Welllver & Co
Drexcl bids. , Phlla , I'a. W M07J O3"
CIIAS. AV. RATNEY , "oM. NAT. DK. lU.DoT
\V-1SS
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
nt C per cent. W. U. Moil.Ie , 1st Nat. bank IM
W-7f3
WIJ CAN PLACE A TEW LOANS OF I'ROM
S19.0W.OO to JM.OOXCf ) each on good business
property. Low rate of Interest , Urennan , Love
& Co. . Paxton block. W M32 13
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , 1'IANOS.
horses , wagons , etc. , at loKest rates In city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly ccnlldtmtlul ; you
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
303 a 10th sires. .
X-iot
J. B. HADDOCK. ROOM iJT RAMGB HI.O01C
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
i-rly. Han In Loan Co. , ' 01 N. Y. Life build-
Ins. X 7C
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI
ture. pianos , horses , ungons. or any kind of
chattel security , at lowest posslblo rates , which
you can pay back nt an/ time and la any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
room 4. Wltlinell block , 1C 701
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A HOWLING SUCCESS. HAVANA FRECKLES.
Y-M651 S2I
THE NATIONAL INFORMATION AND EX
change Co. . 203 Flist National bank. Omaha.
lias customers with cash , farm Innds and city
property for mcrchandlie ; also stocks of good
for sale and trade. Y MStO 30
FOR BALE , FIRST-CLASS AXD WELL LO
cated drug store ; half cash , balance rea
estate ; also good location for doctor. W 29 ,
_ Jlee. Y M1C7 H
1150.00 INVESTED YIELDS S5.00 AVERAGE
weekly Incoma with absolute security ; pros
pectus. Itemized statistics free , lirnson &
bwjer. SSI Hroadway. New York , Y M115 O5
A COAL BUSINESS , ALSO FEED , WELL ES
tablUhed In county sent ; ntl ; no bonua , tl.txx :
nil ) clear same In six months. Apply to W 5
lle olflct. Y 309- :
FOH SALE. A NEAT , CLEAN STOCK OP
drugs. Invoice , (1,200 , In piHitlnve.item lona.
No other etoro within six miles. Good tmdi
< stablshed , A snap fur some one. WU
Rlva tlmo on pait.V , II. Miller , Aurora ,
111. Y M335 19 >
WANTED. COMTISTKNT BUSINESS MAM
with (1,000 and give a bond for ( i.OOi ) tn man
nc a nholesnle buslneu In Omalm. Ad
dress W 60 , Ilea olllce. Y M31S 13 *
St'CODPSPUI. SPECULATION OPEN TO ALL ;
try our > ndlcate astem of tprculatlon ; In
creasu your Income ; Information free ; nenc
for circular. Thompson & D-MT Co. , 18 Wnl
street. New York , Jneonmiateil undfr the
lawn of Btato of New York. Capital. $100 0 0 ,
Y M330 1J
FOR EXCHANGE.
AMERICA'S PRIDE. HAVANA FRECKLES. SC.
Z-MCS1 BJ7
I HAVE CASH. IOWA AND OTHER LAND ; .
to rxchance for merchandise. If. A , Wagner ,
Omaha. Neb. Z M8C5
CLKAR CITY PROPERTY FOH LAND. WIL-
llams & Mlttan. McCapue building , room 313.
? nMS5L ° !
A OOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO EX
rhange for young work hoi c or mules.
Lamoreaux lii3M B. ICth. 2-103
IMPROVED 120 ACRES IN WYANDOTTE CO.
Ohio , and flna residence with ten ane.i ad
Joining- good town In Hancock Co. , Ohio , t
trade /or eastern Neh. Innd or merrhandlsi
Box UK , Bchuyler. Neb. K-iim OI
OMAHA IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
refldenc * properly and eastern NrhrasVa forir
land lo trade for dry coods. Want to dca
ullh ownec. llox 718 , Schujler , Keb.
ZMl ! ) OJ
TO EXCIIANGK-KINB THIUTY-ROOM IIRICI
steam heated hotel for firm or cheap for cash
Uox n Uunlap , lit. Z J10-M
rou
ConlfmnJ ,
FARM , FINE CORN AND uvt
Innd , timber enough Mr- fuel nnil posts. In l- t
| mrt of IP O. lo exchange At fair \nhnH for
stock of > nerchnndl > , lv Inwa or Nebraska ,
Address William MaislMll , Independence. In.
A TV S5-M3J
- 1 _ _
i WILL EXCHANGE A ciK > n FARM FOR A
tuck of goods. O. Wr Mlddnugh , I'tlen. ttr'.t.
z-M2K ! n *
o ACRE.S 4 MI. N. w. . fetoo. " wiLiTACfKPT
pirt In eleaproperly. , .
H.Ooo rental propt > ri > rrot firm.
Ral.ery nnJ clear lot. lor K < K | rental cotlnsc.
1' . U. W iit , 1'ith nfllTlJouglus ' JM-13
TO nxrii ANCJKFdlfVt LANDSTOCK ] or
drtiKs In central soilltiem NebrnMtn. Ad.ircss
I1. O. box 253. Mulvern. la. X-M328 11 *
roil EXCHANGE. ci.BAH/wiTrvL LOCATED
icnl i-atnte fi > r n rtock of drui ! . Addrem
llox IM , Aurom , 111. 55-51357
TO KXC HANciE. FOH MnuriiANDim : . it >
neres xvell Improved. In southeastern KnnMii ,
H 8Wj * ) acres Iti .nnilti MlvHoutl. Rood Im
provements. t.1X ) ; IS ) UCTP * highly Improved ,
nil In tultlvntkn. V ) acres Iipurlnir Dichnrd ,
3 miles frnm M < "ad\llle , I.Inn 0" . . Mo , price ,
II2.M ; will put In 1 lira.l . of entile villh this
farm If wanted. Have many other in * * !
Mlrxnurl mil Knnax farm * la citcruinire for
merchandise. C ! < i . \V. Goldman , 931. N. Y.
Life hlilg. , Kansas City , 31 o. Z MSI ? 11 *
J2.00 HTOL'KOK MILLINERYGOODSTO
rxchnntre Cor cJMern Neb. lands. O. . ods all
the Inleit stvles. Address Lock llox No. 1 ,
Hpatland , III. 7. MJI ! > U *
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
ron SAi.n. NEW MIOOM COTTAGE ; CEL-
Inr , cistern , city water ; cor. 13th ami tiulilvr ;
U.SiO.W ; long time. Eniulro 1J18 Knrnint.
Sninucl Hums. n E 77J
ONE Of Till : 1JKST 110MC3 IN
Plnco (2019 ( Itlnnojl If sold at oner.
fin go for lesi than ro t of house. Teirtu
rUnt Imlf each , l > alan -e euy. It. N. Wlthnell
Ul.t ) . 807 N. Y. Life. t E-ill-P-'i
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BAROA1N8 , HOUSES" LOTS A NO FARMS.
Cor tinde. T. If. Datllng , llnrkor block.
It 12-774
1'AHSI I.ASDS. C. K. HAHISON , 012 N'.Y.
5 ACIIIW 5 II f. N.U' . . J1.J75
fi acre near South Omalm , & 60 ,
7 r. lioiiie and good barn I blocka from court
house , $3OVO.
1'lno S-room home north Ilanscoin Pk. , too
cheap to advertise.
7 i. liouie , cost 52,100. on tno.it lightly lot ,
J2.COO.
I r. house and lot , city water. $650.
40 acres , Rronnd house , Hno tract , west
Do < lRe nt.t 17,000 ,
T. U. AVvad. IGth nnd Douglas. UC-3IJ.13
OMtDBN I. A N Ds5 MI LnaFho M PO.STOF-
flee , onsy torms. Call at 9)0 ) N. V. I < lf < " .
TO COLONISTS \ND FAnxinna :
IjO.id In Florida nnd southern Alabama : vese-
tables , fruit * , nuts , KralnK , etc. ; no drnuths ,
Rood land ; health ) , etc. ; one to 1,009 ncres , low
price ; delightful climate. J M. Drill. AR | . lluf-
falo. N. Y. Hi-Mi H
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10 ACU i : ] WITK OHOV13. IltJAL'TIKU UL.V
located , just west of city limits , Tor sale ,
lialfalui . Address llox 157 , clly.
! ; MJ53 "
_
TYPEWRITERS.
TYpnwniTnns BOUGHT , BOI-B. ex-
chnniJcil , rented nnd rennlrfd. Tjpewrlter and
ofllcc supplies Tjpcnritcra rented nt H per
month. The Oir.nhn Tjpowtlter exchange , suc
cessors lo the l > p wrUliir department of the
stationery Co. , : U 8. 13th , tel , 13G1.
776
sun Titn NC\V DorounitTY TYPiwniTnii.
The Omnha Typewrltor exchange , tcl. 1 ! 1 , No
511 S. 13lh at. - - J 777
jtt TvrnwniTcns orrunED von
ealo should make you suBplclous ; funny they
arc mostly Smith's Try one nnd you will
understand why : full- line of supplies. Smith-
P.-emlcr Co. , 17th and Parnaiii : telcplione.
1.28 . St-703
TYPKWniTCHB-OMAJIA PnOPI.E DON'T
elcnl t > pexvrlters. they buy of us. Why ? Be
cause the Dcnsmoro CnllKrnph nnd Yost arc
the best machines made : they will outwear
any t > pewritcr made nnd do a better qunlltl'
of work. Our Eupply department will be sure
to please you. tieiul * > our machines to tia If
you want them repaired. United Typewriter
nnd Supplies Co. , 1813 Farnam street. Tele
phone. lib.1 ! . 1 3
HOTELS ,
IinTTUR THAN MOST J2.O1 IIOTKI l IN
Omaha. Our intci. n to tl.M. Hotel Riche
lieu. Oeo. .Mitchell . , iirop. , 10S-110 N. 13.
AKTNA iiousntEunopnAN ) N. v > \ con.
13th and Dodge. ltoomt > y day or meek.U .
U O9
HOTEI , nAniiKii , jioo piit : DAY. no ROOMS ,
In the heart of the business houses. Special
rates nnd accommodation to commercial trav
elers , lionin and board by the week or month.
Tronic Hlldltch. M r 313
RICYCLiS RCPA1RKD AND RHSIODKLED.
Tires and sundries. Snfei opened , repalied. r
It. Hellln. locksmith. 311 N. liith st. 150
nicYci.ns , NEW AND OLD , JM TO m.
eisy payments : we rent and repair. Omaha
lilcycle Co. , S23 N. 1C Hi st 77S
DICYCLK3 ALL STYLES.
ALT. PRICES.
Send for our 1st of second hand and shop
worn bicycles. Repairs nnd cycle sundries of
all kltvln. M. ) .Daxon , 402 N. ICtli st. 779
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINK MAIL BTnAMSHIPS-HAIL
regularly c\cry Saturday from New Yoik for
Londonderry and Glasgow. Furne sla , Septem
ber 2J. 11 a. in. : Anchorla , September ? ' , 2 p.
m. ; City of Rome. October 13 , 3:30 : p. m. , Ethi
opia , October 2 * . 9:20 : a. m. Saloon , second class ,
Rnd stecrnee , single or raund trip tickets from
New York or Chicago at reduced rates to the
principal Scotch , English. Irish and all conti
nental points. l"or money orders , drafts , out
ward or prepaid tickets apply to any o ( our
local agents or to Henderson Itros. , Chlcneo-
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage batteries recharged ; electrical and uen-
oral machinists ; superior work guaranteed.
Omaha Electrical Works , 617 and CD B. IGth st.
5S3
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric light and motor plants and all
kinds of electrical construction. Western Elec-
trio Supply Co , , m and 42i ) S. 15th > t. 78 <
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD
pipes made new. 603 S. 16th. 7S
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 7H N. 18.
781
THE NEATEST TARI1KR SHOP IN CITY :
court of lice building , l-'rcd lluelow. 311
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION.
YOU CAN MAKE MORE INTEREST ON YOUR
money by paying us Jl or more per month
than In any savings bank. Investigate. Mu
tual Loan and liulldlmr association. G. M.
Nattlngcr , sec'y , 1701 Farnam st. 72 !
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savlnRS. Apply to Omaha L. &
II. assn. , 1701 , Heo bide. O. M. Nattlnger. Sec.
UNDERTAKERS ANDEMBALHER3
II. 1C. HURKRT , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embolmer , 1G1S Chicago st. , telephone 00. 7J3
8WANSON & VALTKN , UNDERTAKERS AND
embalmen , 1701 Cumins tt. , telephone 10GO.
l * 7St !
M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND KM-
balmer. 141T Farnam st. . telephone 223. 7a7
DRESSMAKING.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER. REST REFerences -
erences , vrould like eneaeements ; sewing by
the day. Address \V 47 , illec. M 273 II *
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES ; CUT AND
nt guaranteed , with latest fall st > les. Ad
dress 1713. Chicago si. r M3J4 IS *
PLUMBERS.
1REE PLUMHINO OF EVERY KIND. GAS
steam & hot water hentltUf ; sewerage. 813 S 18.
JOHN ROWE & CO. , PLUJlllINa. STEAM AND
hot wntcr hentlns. gas liytyres , globes 4J1 B. 15.
J. J. HANIGAN , PLUMIIlNa , STEAM AND
hot water heating. 2703 Lfavenvvoith si. 7M
LOrfT A PLAIN GOLD RING AHOUT NINR
nr ten months ago ; In marked on Insldo "Jun.i
Ulh , 1SG7 , " the llguro 7 Io4 > ks something' Illie n
flsuro 4 ; finder will be suitably rewranlH by
returning la Mrs. F. D. Cooper , 42id and Hainll.
ton. Walnut Hill , by whom It Is highly prized ,
being a ivcdillnc ring. 330 32
HAY AND GRAIN.
IJUY YOUR HAY RY CAR OR TON LOTS. WFI
buy hay. A , H. Sn > der , 151S Hurt at. , tel. 1107.
NF.MIIASKA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE .
C.aln nnd mill stuff. We are always on th
market to buy or sell. 1402-4-6 Nicholas st.
FOR IIARC1AIN8 IN PIANOS AND ORGANS !
easy payments ! ln trum nts rented , rents apply
on purchae A. Hospe , Jr. 7 3
a. F ! GELLENUKCK" BANJOIST ANO
teacher. 1110 California itreet. til
STOVE REPAIRS.
BTOVB REPAIRS IXrt lO.Ort ) DIFFEIItSNT
mnlm nf stoves. Water attftrhnients nnd
eonnrcllons a sp clally. 1207 Douglas street.
OrnMis Stove Repair Works. M17S
arovEi'Aiua oFALi7 KINDS :
IntM ranno & mnernl mtsortmrnt of ranges.
f.poki A heaters ; wntcr Attachments put In &
Ccn < ctMl at J. Hugnn. COT H. 11 it & Jackson.
JOS
OMAHA OITICAI. CO. , LEA111NO OPTICIAN9.
J. F. Tender , rnnunircr. Eyes tested ( rep. tit
South 18th. In KlnsUr drug More. 416 13 *
H ! ALOE ft PENFOLtJ CO. . SCIENTIFIC
optician * . 1403 Fntnntn t. , opK | > slto I'uxton
hotel Eyes -xnlnln l fice. 731
JOB PiUNTiNG.
JOR PRINTING CO. . FINE PRINTING
of jll kinds. 17th St. , llec Uu'ldliij. ' 739
MAIL ORDER CO.MMERriAL PRINTuA
ipeclalty. Uouglan PrlntliiR Ci , 419 S 15th
it. , Sheely bldg. Tel. Gil for prompt service.
too
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GRINDING.
BCISSORS. LAWN MOWERH. UA'/.OIIS. ETC. ,
cruund. Mclcliolr Ilrus. , Ill ) Fainam street.
M2S7
_ _ _ _
RA'/ORS. SHEARS ! ci.il'T'EusrLTwN MOW
rra. etc. A. U Undcland , 106 N. Ittli. 791
COAL.
BHEltlDAN COAt , EXCELLENT 8UII3TITUTE
ICT hxrd coal and W.SO ton cheaper. IGtlitiFntium
yj601
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL Of-
flco to Sf 8. ICIll st. . Ilrown bUicli. lij
CORNICE.
WESTERN CORNICE WORIIH. OALVANI7.HD
Iron cornices. 1723 B. Mary's avc. FOX
EAfJLlJ CORNICE WORKf" , JOHN El'E-
lieter , in op. , 1 i , 114 , 112 , N. llth. 1 Is tab. , 1S6I.
SO I
TENT8 AND AWNINGS.
W , " UI103. & CO , , MANUFACTURERS OF
i itRs , tents. Ones , \MIKOII , linjsliuk covers.
tarpaulins , balloons nnd paiachuld. 703-703 B.
IStli St. , telephone COI. Tents [ or tent
S07 Sll
DYJ-I WORKS
SC1IOEDSACK , TWIN CITY DYE "WORKS.
U21 Farnam Etreel. Dyeing ot every descrlp.
tlon and dry cleaning. 797
PURNAOES.
I3GST FURNACE MADE , SOFT COAL 8MOKE
consuming and hard coal furnaces , Uaele Cornice -
nice Works lOS-lli N. Ulh st. S10
&HORTHAND AJtfU jL'JfREWRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND ,
N. Y. Life , Omaha. Ask for chciil.ir. 7(9
HORSESHOEING.
Mite. THOMAS MALONKY , 91.8 N. 16TH BT.
234
LIVERY STABLE.
BOARDINO STAI1LES. FIXE LIVERY RIGS
cheap. Ed Haumicy. 17tli and St. Mary's nve.
M-800
WHOLESALE ! COAL.
JOHXSON I1R03. , WHOLESALE DEALERS IM
all Mndi of coal. Coneepondenco uoll . | i"'J
1003 Farnam. ft. ,
DENTISTS.
DR. QEORGi : S. NABON. DENTIST , SUITB 200
Paxton block. ICth and Farnam sts. , tcl. 712.
DR. PAUL. DENTIST , 20M HURT ST. 806
MEDICAL.
HOME FOR LADIES BEFORE AND BERING
confinement , with best of caie ; communication
confidential. Mm. 1C. Volkmiin , graduated
midwife , 101 South Eighth street , Lincoln , Neb.
M200 OS *
STENOGRAPHERS.
. J. SUTCLIFFE. GENERAL STFNOO-
rnphcr. 232 lloo bulldlni ; . Telephone u > 7.
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTERING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH
M . - VViilHln. 2111 Cumlng. Ti. . Vl. ) 603
PAWNBROKERS.
H. JI.VROWtTZ LOANS MONEY , m N. 16th St ,
TAXIDERMISTS.
AJCIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA-
logue. George K. Ilrovvn. Jr. , & Co. , 703 S. 16th.
CARPET CLEANING.
Q. D. MERRYMAN. CARPET AND RUG
cleaning works. 720 S. llth ; tcl. 861 ; office
1502 Fninnm : tcl. 1553. M 321 Oil
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
c E. MORRLL. CARPENTER , OFFICE AND
Ftore fixtures a specially. Patching and
plastering. 1S13 Capitol aye. , ( el. 408. T98
DANCING SCHOOL.
MORAIID'S DANCING SCHOOL WILL RE
open for adults Tuesday , September ISth , 3 p.
m. Circulars. 352 a 16
TTe will scad yon th nrnwloni
French Preparation CAUTHOQ
freo. nnd a l ( l Ruar Dle tht.1
( 'ALT 11 US will Krsloro your
Uculth , StrcncUl nud Vlcor.
Ute it and fay ifsctisflti.
Adrtrasa VON rv.OHL CO. .
13URBAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Boo
Bulldinrr , OMAHA. Neb. Advice
RR1LWRY TIME GHRD
Leaves I CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N ( Arrives
OrrahaU. | P. Depot. iOth & Mason Sls.f Omalia
lloam : Eastern Exprets
:00pm : Vestlbuled Limited :4Cam :
: Bium Mo. Valley Local 10:30jm :
t:4Spm Omalia ChIcago Special 2:15pm :
Leaves ICH ICAGO. BURLINGTON & Q. ( Arrives
Omaha I Uepot10th _ and Mason Sts. I Omalu
< :4Spm : Chicago Vestibule 90
t:4Sam : Chicago Express 4:25pm :
1:02pm Chlcaso and Iowa Local S:00.im
11:3Jam . .Paclilc Junction Ixacal SS5pm :
Leaves IBURLINGTON ft. MO. RIVER.Arrlves |
Oiaahal Depot 10th and Mason Sts. I Omaha
10:15am : Denver Express a:3'jira
10lCam : , * . . . * . . .Deailwood Express 4:10pm :
< : Mpm Denver Express 4:10pm :
lHipra.Nebraska Local ( except Sunday ) , 650pm ;
t:15am..Lincoln : Local ( except SundayH:25am ) :
Leaves I K. C. , ST. J. & C. B. ( Arrives
_ Oinuhal Depot 10th and Mason Hti. | Omah >
t43.im ; Kansas Clty Dny'llipiesa S:5Spm :
! Cpm.K. C. Night Ex. via , U. P. Trans. SiliOam
" " " " " " '
Leaves"l"CHICAGOmr"I. & "PA"CIFIC."TArflvcs'
OmahalU. 1 * . Depot , 10th & Mason Sts. I Omaha
_ _ _
lOilSam. . . Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . . 0C5pm :
C:22pm : . Nlfllit Expiess . 6:40.iin :
4140pm. . . .ChlcoKO Vestlbulcd Llmtteil. . . . l:2Spra :
11 ; S5am. Oklahoma Exp. ( to C. U. ex. Sun ) C:35am :
WEST.
& Texas Exp. ( ex. Sunir.35pm )
l:35prn Colorado Limited 4:10pm :
"
Ix-aves I UNION PACIUC. J Arrives
OmalmlUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sts.I Omaha
10:0n.-im Kearney Express 3U : > pm
2ipm : Overland Fbe.r 6:4Cpra :
IHlpm.Ueatrice & Stiamsb'g Ex ( ex Sun.ltlSpia ;
E:4dpm : Pacing Express I0:5jam
6:30pm I'att Mall. . . . 4:20ptn :
Leaves I CHICA < 1O. MIL. & ST. PAULJArrlvei
Oniahal Union Depot. IQIh & Mason Sts.f Omalu
C:35pm : Clilcago Limited , 9:303m :
HilOam..Chicago Express ( ex. Bun. ) 6QOpm :
" " "
Leaves ! F. . U. & MO. VALLEY. ( Arrives
Omalial * Depot 15th andJtVcbstor Sts. _ [ _ Omalio
9G5am . . . .Deadwooil Express , . . . . . . . . pm
9P3am.Ex ( , Sat , ) Wyo. Ex. ( Ex. Mon. ) , . 510pm ;
t:00pm. : . . Norfolk Express ( Ex. Sunday ) . , .10l5im ;
C:0pm : . tit. Paul ExpreES
Leaves T UlSSOUItl PACIFIC. lAiTIvn
Oniahal Depot 15th end Webster Bta. I Ounha
9:00im : Bt. Louis Express C00an ;
Bt. Louis Express ( :51pn :
. , Dally ( ex. Sun. Nebraska Local. . 8:1 : Can
Leaves I C. , HT. P. , M. & O. ( Arrives
Omahal Depot 15th nnd Webster Bis , f Omaha
" " " "
7OOam.RIoux : Clty"Accom.Ex."Sun. ) , , . lOSpm :
10OOain.BIour : Clly Accom. ( Sun. Only ) , . 1:05pm
lIIJpm.Blouz : City Express ( E . Bun.ll:55am ) :
CiiOpm Bt. Paul Limited t
Leaves I HIOUX CITY tt PACIFIC. JArrlvej
OmalmlUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Bli.l Omah
* "
6&Sam..8loux ; Cltr "Passeneer. 1020pn ;
Bt. Paul Express 10.00am
Leaves HIOUX CITY ti PACIFIC. Arrives
Omaha Depot 15th and Webiter ais. Omah
lnpm Bi. I'aul Limited
tMpm Chicago Limited. . . i40im
Leaves I WAI1ABH RAILWAY ( Arrive *
Omalialllnlon Depot. 10th & Mason Sis I OmaV-
k.CipmHI. . Louis Cannon Ilall , . . . . . . !
BRICE HAS LOST HIS CRIP
Outtido Paitics Eectiro Control cf the Louis
ville , Now Albany < fc Chicago.
STOCK BOUGHT UP ON THE
No Chunffru Caiitrniplntrd , It It giilil In Ilio
JUniiitKOiiiFiit ( if till ) IJimil \ \ Inter
Tourist It'iloi i'lml Ity the t > n-
Irul Intlllc i
CHICAGO. Sept. 15. A report was In clr-
ulatlon licro today that seine stiirtlliis > le-
clopinents arc to be cNpcctcd tit thu forth-
amtng annual ineetlRK of the Louisville ,
Albany & Chicago road , which U ( o be
In Indlatmpolls September 18 , U Is as-
crteil that the llrlce-Tlioinas byiutlcato lias
est Its crli > on the property ttmt will be
ousted from the control of the road pxer-
clscil tor the past lliroo ycnrs. 1'arlles. It Is
whoso Identity lias nut yet been
nndc public , have been tuilelly buyliiK up thr
stock of tlie comp.itiy Cor some time , nnd
mvc now secured rnouih of U to Rive them
control. They ulll Jeclaro tliemselves and
show their hand nt the forllicomliiK annual
; atherlii o ( the stockholders. It Is not
heir present Intention to inatco nny chungos
n theiniiniiKcineiit of the road. They l e
> eeu looklni ? Into tliu rrcord of Vice Presi
dent and General Mnmiyer McUocl since lie
took the inunaimeul. and they urcj veil
) | pised with the result.
Central Trnlltc association roads have
nprrcd on winter tourist rates for tlio forth
coin I UK season. Tlu-y nru to bo SO per cent
of double one way rates to all the recog-
iliod winter resorts.
A meeting of the western trunk line com
mittee was held hero today , but the busl-
icss transacted was exclusively of u routine
character.
w .vniiN : UNION mviiiiM : > .
Afiur lluyliiR Out n ilrnl It Hut
fur the Itcijnlar DlvUlrntl.
NR\V yOUIC. Sept , 12. Tlie directors of
the Western Union Telcprapli company loday
Icclnrod the regular quarterly dlvldoiul of
1U per cent , p.iyable October 1 , to stockhold
ers of record September 20 , The statement
of tlie quarter ending September 30 , partly
estimated , shows net revenue of M.SOO.OOO.
deducting Interest and sinking fund charges
of $243,500 ; albo deducting 1050,000 far the
Hirclinsc of the Amur lean Rapid Transit
Telegraph company leaves a balance of
11,000,500 , less dividend of $1.192,000 , makes
.lie deficit of the quarter $1 S..tlOl ) , which ,
jeiiiK deducted from last quarter's surplus
of $7,007G33 , leaves the ncciucd surplus of
the company ffi.SSLMU.
The telegraph lines and property of the
American Hnpld Telegraph company \vus pur
chased \\ltli 5COO Eharcs of capital stock
Issued out of tlie Increased stock authorized
liy the stockholders on October 21. 1892. Had
it not been for tta purchase the Western
Union surplus above dividend requirements
would have been $381,500 , compared with
f3Sl,031 for the last quarter. The Improve
ment In the business of the company la In
dicated by the fact that revenues for the
quarter arc $1,800,000 , the same as for the
Septembjr quarter last year and about $330-
000 In excess of the revenues for the June
quarter. The surplus for the June quarter
was Increased $40,000 by tlie rfturn to the
company by the sinking fund trusteed of that
sum on account of dr.iwn bonds not being
presented for redemption.
iuciiviit : : urMcii.i.-.s KICK.
Probably I'litn mi iml : tit the riopos
Trtiiiivaiillneiilitl Amorl.itlcm.
The proposed transcontinental association
Is a dead duck , the Oregon Railway & Navi
gation company having succeeded In raisins
u row that only time will put down.
The committee appointed to draft an agree
ment Is expected , however , to m ke a report
and the general passenger agents here expect
to attend the meeting next Monday In Chicago
cage , Mr Lomnx probably leaving the last
of the week to be on tbo ground early , but
none of them are hopelul of any leault after
the report of the committee.
The action of .Mr. Ilccelver McXulll. how
ever , Is In line with his avowed Intention of
making the Oregon Railway & Navigation
company a paying property , even It he bad to
make It a "scalp" road In conjunction with
the Great Northern. It Is significant that
the Great Northern should have endorsed
the action of the Navigation company In re
fusing' to yield to the demands of the South
ern Pacific and shows exactly whore the roads
antagonistic to the agreement arc to be
found. As It looks at present the efforts of
the committee to formulate an agreement
will "dlo a-boriilu' . "
Itnllrn.iil Sulil Under Kdroclonurc.
SAVANNAH , Sept , 12. The MliMlo Georgia
& Atlantic railroad was sold at auction be
fore the court house today under foreclosure
by order of the Savings and Trust company ,
trustee under the- mortgage Issued to secure
an Indebtedness of about $192GOO , loaned by
a syndicate composed mostly of stockholders
of the property. Tlio road was bought for
the pooling committee of the syndicate by
Mr. Herman Myers , whose bid was $195,000.
The total Issue of bonds la $792,000 and these
with the stock of the road , nhlch was owned
by the seaboard company , and all other as
sets were sold under the mortgage. Kor the
present the road will be operated us hereto-
for. _ .
Santa 1'e U'lll llullil to Cripple I'rrek.
DENVCK. Sept. 32. II. T. Collbran , gen
eral agent of the Atchlson , Topeka & Santa
I'e railroad , who returned from the cast to
day , announces that ho has made arrange
ments for the extension of the Midland Ter
minal railroad from Its present terminus at
Gillette. Into Cripple Creek ,
2snsli\lllo t'linttunno.i | KIcotR Olllccrs.
NASHVILLE , Sept. 12. The directors of
the Nashville , Chattanooga & St. Louis rail
road met In animal uesslon today , anil reelected -
elected J. W. Thomas , president and general
manager , J. H. AmbroBS , treasurer ; J. D.
Mancy , comptroller , and Hunter McDonald
chief engineer. _
Kortlinrn J'nelllo lloeolptn.
TACOMA , Wash. , Sept. 12. The monthly
statement of the receipts of the Northern
Pacific for August will show an Increase
over the receipts of August , 1803. This will
be the first tltno In eighteen months that the
comparative statements hava shown an In
crease. _
Ijist < if thu 'Iron pa Withdrawn ,
DBNVnn , Sept. 12. General McCook to
day Issued an order withdrawing the troops
from Baton , N , M. , where they have been
guarding the tunnel on the Santa Fo road
over since the A. n. U. strike began. No
troops are now doing duty In this depart
ment.
> otr .
\V. II. Long of the Great Northern was In
town yesterday.
Lytnan Slioles , division freight agent of
the Omalu line , has gone to St. Paul.
John Giillahor , agent of the Tl. & M. at
Crawford , Is In Omaha on his wedding trip.
0. M , Hathburn , superintendent , and W.
II. Butt , assistant engineer of thn Missouri
Pacific , led yesterday on a tour of In
spection ever the Nebraska division.
Jack O'Hearne , having purchased his new
suit cf clothes for tils wedding this month
find having enjoyed I ho delights of Hie cir
cus and the "Amazons. " left for Cheyenne
yesterday , to the everlasting discontent of
Chat ley Coons ,
Auditor Erattui Young of the Union Pa
cific , lira , 11 r yam and Coulter and Mr.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
Children Cryfo ?
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
llatM of 'Dates-Smith company , relurncd
Tupeday from a three wteki' hunting nnd
fishing trip In Idaho. Mr Young. In t Ik-
Ing of the trip , K.ild that I ho country be
tween Shoshone and llalloy had born hunted
over , while the fishing was tl no in tha
brandies' of the \VcoJ river. lln reported
flno bag of chicken , crcuso and ducXs
having been made , while trout were taken
In 4bundnnce , Dr. Bryant linv.ng caught a
flvc-poundcr , which tlio natives said v\ns
the largest trout ever taken out of WooJ
rher.
J > KVf.IJ , O.V TIIK ST.lMt.
Sninn uf tlio ix-iinpli : : > vr < of
tlif Hock Jslnnil i\mmic Ilio Illtitrri.
CHICAGO , Sept. 12 , In the Debs cas
General Superintendent Dunlnp of thr Hocfe
Island railroad gave an exhaustive history of
the strike us It affected his road. He Bald
that many null trains were Mopped , ths
men beliiR Intimidated. He said that many
of the members cf the mobs wore white ribbons
bens , Ho recognized some of the rioter *
as ex-employes of the Hock Inland. Mr.
Dutilap Bald that ha had had much tx-
iwlcnce In railroad strikes nnd never knew
of n strike which did not result In tnmbla
nnd violence ,
Attorneys for the defense continued to
object to the evidence as Introduced by the
BOX eminent , and Judge Wood sustained them
much oftcncr than hu did durlntc the earlier
la > s of the trial. TMrtccn witnesses ted-
t-fled for the Government , much of the evi
dence adduced dealing with the ocenv.t of
\l'.lt > nce In nnd about the city during thn
strike.
The government then got down t > Iho
actual work of connecting Mr. Debs and his
associates with the lawlessness by Introduc
ing the telegraph messenger boys who d -
llvercd various telegrams , previously put In
evidence , at the ofllce of the A. H. U , In
all but three cases the messages were either
signed for by the doorkeeper or Mr. llens-
dlct. the typewriter. In three cases ono
of the messenger l > js said he had deliv
ered telegrams to Mr. Debs personally and
he had receipted for them.
J. N. Scales , general superintendent of
tlio Mobile & Ohio railroad , another witness ,
Identified the telegraphic correspondence
which lithad with Debs regarding the
raising of the boycott on his road. lie had
wired lebs In the first place , telllni ; him
IJjo i Mobile & Ohio
road ran no Pullman cars
nntl . requested him lo do what lay In his
power to prevent the strike. The next tele
gram bore the name of Debs and asked 1C
the Mobile & Ohio road belonged to the
General Managers association. Upon Mr.
Scales' assurance by wire that It did not
a tclegtam was sent asking Mr , Scales to
call on Dvvycr , the local representative of
the A. It. U. , and make arrangements with
him regarding the calling oft of the strike.
This , Mr. Scales testified , ho did , and read
the agreement which he had with Dwycr.
Tlie telegrams were all placed In evidence.
One of the attorneys for the government
said If the telegrams co-jld ba positively
traced to Debs In this case his directing
li.md In the strike would bo positively es
tablished.
James Connors was the first messenger
boy witness called today. Ho testified to
having delivered messages to various A. n.
IF. officials , nmong them President Debs.
HP swore positively to having delivered at
least three to Debs , personally , and Identified
the president's signature on the delivery
sheets.
Gus Welders , also a messenger , gave
similar testimony , and said he had given
several telegrams Into Debs' hands.
Pred Miller , who was stationed at the Ilo-
vere house. Debs' headquarters , during the
strike , declared that ha had delivered tele
grams to each of the defendants. On cross
examination he pointed out the defendants
In the court room.
Several other messenger boys wore ex
amined , and then Direct Hogan of the A.
II. XJ. took tlie stand. Hogan furnlslml
n mild sensation by refusing to testify. Ho
said he did not wish to bo examined and
was excused on the plea that as ha was n
defendant he ned not Incriminate him
self.
_
Strllin in line l.o ; Wnrkrrt.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 12. A Stlllwater
special to the Journal eays that a strlko of
considerable magnitude Is on foot am ng ( he.
St. Crolx Boom company's employes , Two
hundred and fifty men went out , refusing1 to
boom the largs accumulation of 1 ga. Abstit
130 men are still at work , but they ore In
great fear of molestation , some stones having
already been thrown by the strikers. Ths
boom company promises to give Its working
employes protection , and the dilution Is
rather strained.
_
1'ciHtiilHcn Kmitloyni I'.loct OtllcnrH.
BOSTON , Sept. 12. The postofflco conven
tion today decided to hold the next meeting
In St. Paul next September. The ColLwIng
ofllcers were elected : President , Benjamin
Parkhurst , Washington ; treasurer. E. I *
Benton , New York , scretary , W , K , Crtiin-
backer , Chlcago. _ _
Tnllnra' .Mr Iho , Vhant Hnclnd.
NB\V YORK , Sept. 12. The tailors' strike
Is rapidly approaching nn end , and from
present Indications It will bo over by the
end of tlio week. Already 135 contractors
have signed and 3,000 strikers will beat
work tomorrow morning.
Kouilinasteiii' t < iiivtnt1oii Adjourn * .
NCW YORK , Sept. 12 , The buslncsB of
the Railroaders' association convention fin
ished this evening. The next annual conven
tion will be held in St. Louis In the second
Tuesday tf October , 1895.
PLANS EOK IMPROVEMENT.
Consolidation Committee I > l cun8os Project
lit ICconoinlcitl Alimlclp'kl Admlnlfttnitlmi ,
Thcro was an attempt made last night to
have a conference of the joint committee ,
composed of members of the Omaha city
council , members nf the South Omaha city
council , members of the Board of County
Commissioners and citizens , appointed same
tlmo ago for the purpose of bringing about
a plan for the consolidation of Iho city
government of the two cities and the creation
of the county of Omaha. While but few
of the members attended the meeting , tlioso
who were on hand , gathered In the council
chamber , where for an hour they discussed
the propositions In an Informal way and
then decided that the best thing to do waa
to wait and sec what action was to be taken
by the committee which the mayor appointed
last Tuesday night for - similar purpose.
President Howcll of the Om Jim city coun
cil contended that by a consolidation of
olllces a largo nmount of money could be
saved to the taxpayers each year , nnd was
of the opinion that it the county and muni
cipal governments of Omaha and South
Omaha were merged under one Itwould
be a caving all mound.
County Commissioner LIvcsey gate It as
Ills opinion that sucli a plan would result
In the abolishment of several expensive of-
llces , but he had doubts about the politicians
accepting the proposition. Ho believed that
they would flelil It In the legislature.
\V. S. Poppleton quoted seme law , or
rather some of the provisions ot the consti
tution of the state and knocked the whole
Hclicme In the head. Ho showed lo the
members of the committee that there was a
constitution ! 1 provision which prohibited tha
establishment of a county , the area of
which would bo less than 400 square miles.
By dividing the county ct Douglas , tha area
of the new county wculd be less than was
icquirod by the constitution of the state.
In Ms opinion there was nothing to do In
this direction but to wait and have the pro
position submitted lo the vUors ol the state
an an amendment to the constitution. Us
thought that n good plan would bo to gel tba
matter In shape and have It submitted at
the general election In 1890.
City Knglnecr lloscwater toolc the position
that there were several city department *
which could Iw abolished and consolidated ,
and In this particular he look occasion to
ttato that a consolidation ot department *
would save money to the taxpayers and at
( he Enmo time tlvo the public more lor th
money. The Clly of Washington , > i
thought , was the best governed city of
which lie had any knowledge , nnd thora
the entire government was under the direc
tion of three men.
Mr. Howell thought that iilno coiincllmea
could do better work and more of U lliaa
eighteen. The present council was too un-
welldly and usually spent JiJO worth of
tlma to perform ? 5 worth ofwork. . Nearly
all that cama before tlie council original * }
In vome other department , and In the omc *
of tha city engineer , aa arule. . He thought
that In order to prc\ent a conflict tlib belt
thing WR.H to have tbo committee defer urir
action until U was known whit the mayor' *
commltteo piopased to do.