THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; * SATURDAY , JULY c , isog.
SPEC1RL NOTICES.
ActtcrlUttnenti for these rolanin * will be
Ultni until 18I3O p. ni. for the rtcnlncnnil
Until 8 p. nil for the moni'.nR anil Sniiday
cdlllou.
Adttrllnerd , hy rccitientlnc ; o nnmticrcil
elicck , mil Imvo ntiMicr * nd < lrrme < I to
numbered letter In rnre of 'llio llco. An-
Mrcrs no mldrrMcil wilt be ilrllverml upon
indentation of the check only. Itatr * ,
J l-2r a voril , llrnt limertlcn , lo n noril
licrcnflor , Nntliliig tuUon fur lusthnnSOc
for llr t Interllon.
'DicBo nclvrrtlncniciit.i must tun roiuccu-
their.
WANTED.
V'.NTED-BTnNOaRAPIIER AND Of.NnRAL
olllce man want * position July 1st. Five yearn'
experience. Hest references. Address 1' . W.
Canllcld , Valentin * . Nebraska. A M202
VAN'THD , SITUATION. IN MKAT MARKKT ;
n\t years' experience. Addresi Lock Hot 3J7 ,
* TcKnn.nli , Neb. A-MSB 7'
WANTED HELP.
WANTED. 1,0 MfiN TO WRITE MR TODAY
for the receipt ( absolutely free. In pltln ealed
envelope ) which cured mi > nf nervoun debility ,
exlmmted vitality , etc. Address C. J. Walker ,
Mox 1311 Kalainuzoo , Mich. H-M4C3
WANTED , MAN ON SALARY TO TAKE OR-
dorii In city. If nicreraful will rereivs nd-
vnnccmetit. Apply after 9 a. in. 1"15 DIUIJ.
Us. 11 M35C JjM
WANTED , APPLICATIONS FOR 11OOTII PIIIV-
llertefi nnd dlnlni ? hnll for reunion week. Auiru l
20 to SI. Itnntlnra. Nrb. ; Ncbmslti (1. A. It. re
union , KmiNiit-NHiniHki Interstate reunion. r.e.
htn ka National Oimrdii pncnmpment. rtebrnaxn
Hand union reunion. Fred llcnner , secretary.
Neb. H-M6I3 7
'WANTED. MIN WHO wn.Livoiuc FOR JTS.
month Minry or Inrse commlanion , pelllnR Bonds
by faniplc' to dcnb-rs ; cxpeilenco iinned-s iry
v/rl'o ' us. llounehold Specialty Co. , 73 r-liuMn.
natl. O. I1-MK9 C
WANTED , ENEROETIC HALKSMHN IN IOWA ,
Neb. , S. U.i Col. , Knn. nnd Mo. : nil Ilia terrl-
tory you can work ! very i > rolU ble ; no dronci ;
enclom2o stamp for reply. W. Q. Temple-
ton , Ocn. AKt. . lire nnd burglar proof cafes.
431 N. Y. Life , Omaha , Neb. It Mat 7
155 TO 1150 H\LA11Y PAID SALE.HMHN FOR
clears ! experience not nccntmry : extra Induce
ments to customers Hlfliop & Kline. St. LjuJs ,
WANTED K HELP.
ARE YOU HONEST. BOIIDR. INDUSTRIOUS ?
If so engage with us for 18M ; $300 a month.
J3MO n your : you cnn make It easy ; six hours
n day. Our ngenls do not complain of hard
times. Why ? They are making money Belling
our perfection Dish Washer ; th only practical
family washer manufactured : washes , dries
nnd polishes dishes perfectly In two minutes ;
no experience neces'ary ; n child of 8 operates
It cnilly ; cheap nnd dirnblo ; weight , thirteen
pounds ; nindo of nntl-rust sheet steel ; capacity ,
100 pieces ; JIO.O'W ' for Its equal ; every family
1nnn one ; you don't lmJ to canyns ; ns noon
ni i recpl. ' know you hnve It for sale they send
Mr a dish wnslier ; each agent's territory pro
tected : no competition ; wo furnish sample
( wKh | six pound.In . ) : nke case to lady agents
. . . . . .
Ill t ; Mil Ill' * e > Ki nvitil' * ! - - - * | i I
remove supcrllunus Imlr by electric needle , Imlr
rtrcMlnif manicure , chiropodist , etc. , etc. , m-
building. tnnltntely : references required. ' C-MC13 - ' J'ce '
iron KENT HOU'BES.
HOUSES. F. K. DARLING. UARKER
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O , F. Davis Company , IMj 1 arnam. I > 4M
HOUSES , BENAWA & CO. , 10 ? N. 1ST It ST.
1 > 4S7
_
H. E. COLE CO. , LARGEST LIST IN
FOR RENT DESIRABLE HOUSES.
rooms , 211 S. 21th St. . * 30.
I roonit , 92H N. 27lh nve. . f22.50.
II rooms. 4907 Cnss bt. , JU.
0 looms , 49 7 Davenport Bt , . 10.
C rooms , 3420 .Tatl.son St. . 19.
C rooms , Sill Pratt H ( . , S7.
See Fidelity Trust Co. . 1702 Farnam st.
lj iUJ
KENTAL AGENCY. C2 > SO. IfTII ST.
J iiKCl.\NT C-ROOM COTTAOnS J UST
.0 built , J22.SO. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Far-
nam. u 4'1 '
. _ _ _
8-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. 29T1I ST. & POP
pleton. Haitman & Robblns. 210 Boa bldg.
7-ROOM EAST FRONT MODERN. M2 N. 40TII.
MODERN 6-ROO1V COTTAOE. BEAL'TIFUI
lawn nnd shade. 2121 Miami street. D M313
C-ROOM COTTAGE. S. E. COR. 19TII AND
J nekton. PM < C *
_
FOR RENT-TWO C-ROOM COTTAGES , ONE
furnished. 800 S. SOlh. Modern.IJ
IJ * jlt ) ) T >
FOR RENT. THE ROSE. IIARNEY , NEAR
) th. Sen Muller , the confectioner. D M180 8
6-ROOM FLAT FOR RENT. 1919 DODOE.
D 590
FOR RENT. A 14-ROOM HOUSE. ALL MOD
* rn lmpn > vpinent < . nnd 3 cottaKC * . Unqulio
Tlio . Swift. 4)3 ) N. 13th. D COO'S"
rUOHT-ROOM I1OUSES NEAR iflOH SCHOOL
115 OJ and J23.UO per month. Inquire 2610 Capita
uve. D-C 27-11 *
_
rURNISHED.C-OTTAClE FOR TWO MONTHS
Apply at 823 I'nrll avenue. D MM ! 8
1OSJNT - KOOJM3
FURNISHED ROOMS &OC WEEK. 710 S. 11TII
E 910 J > 11
3 ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING FOR MAN
and wlfei runt taken In board. 319 N. 17th.
3 E SSI
IIOOM FOR TWO , PRIVATE FAMILY. MOD
trn. C07 S. 23th Ave. 13 M527-1S *
_
'itlRNISIH'.D ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
levelling , C19 H. 21sl ave. E M59i 9
TRONT ROOM AND ALCOVE AT 1711 DODOP
street. E-MCJO S *
IVKN1SHED BOOMS AND BOftUD
NICELY PURNISIIED SOUTH ROOXI WITI
l < pard for two ; private family : no other boaid
era ; be.st homo comforts. Cll No. 21st. bet
CQllfot nla nnd Webster. F 901
TO TRADED DRESS SUIT , CHEST MLASURE
34 Inches , worn twice ; coat J75 , for horse , cun.
or anything. B 42. lice. F 133
LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE. IN
firlvato family ; references. 2313 Farnnm St.
F 123--5 *
KLEOANT ROOMS , BATH , FIRST CLASS
Inftril , V-.00 per wctlc. W U t r hotel. 151
Hovvurd street. P M301 6
TIIK "HILLSIDE. " 1STII AND DODOE ; COOI
ruocu ; l.irnu lawn ; excellent table ; transient
nceoinmcMlated. F M5C8 7 *
TOR RENT , NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH
cast front room , with alcove nnd Imy window
all modern convenlencej ; boar.l ; lann surround
tHe hiuse. C22 3. 29lh street. F M338 6
rLEABANT COOL ROOil FOR TWO. WITI
board. 23W Dudge st. CH-S-
ROOMS IP REKT
S OR 3 I'NFl'RNlSHErt ROOMS FOR RENT AT
an ) a. nth t. 0-331
Tll.tHE ROOMS : HOUSEKEEPING. KMO ST.
Maty'a nvenu . - -
Itli RiiNT S'1'On..fc.a 'ASfU OFFICES
TWO-STORY RRIfK , KNCt. AND C "FEET
trnckut * . 7IS a. Utb. at > our own price. H.
B. Cole Co. . ICtt N. lith ot. l-71ij Jy
iron isn.NT THE I-KTORY IIRICIC IIUILDINO.
S16 Karn.un meet. TliU bulldlnz li.xn a lire-
prruf cement Imacniint , c < 'mplcto ' ateam benl-
InR llxliii" , uatcf ui\ all ( loom , can , etc. Ap.
ply at til ? ofllca ot The Ilcc. I--JIU
TWO-STORY IIIUCK , "tttCW , AND W FEET
. IracliaKe , 71 $ 8. 13th. id your own prlc ll. 13.
Cole Co. , 106 N. 13th l. I-710-J > 0
AQBWTS WANTED.
MF.N AND WOMKN. JJ TO 110 A DAY. AD.
dreus tlio Handy Heater Co. , SZI'evv Yoik Ufa
bldg . Omaha , N U J 471
WANTED. A'aENTSi CANVASSERS. MALR
or female something new In l dl ' nhott of
crcat merit ; bis pay nnd oxcluslvn tnlosuar. .
nnlvcd. Addioa Manufacture Hhnn On. < 35
Union street , Lynn. Msi < . J M6I.
WANTED , HUNDREDS OF ACSHNTS TO 8KLL
"Tlw N w Education" in Mhool bo.inli. > Un
void nlxty ol Uil month la iilnglo dlitrlrtn.
aii l"laiiiond LI I ho. l > ub. Co. , Mlnnenpnllii ,
> llni. ; J Mill t
AOUNT9 , ACT QUICK : PRKSKUVINO HOOK
peen ; Kreatest filer lv , yend Ca for full ntzr
plntnl tpoon by mall. } "or h o A Makln , tln >
dnnatl , O. J-MSIO 6'
AGENTS WANTED IN EVKRY TOWN FOR
our pint * . WA furnUh nolf rneacurv blanUj
nnd uninpli * ' . Fur ; > artlcubm uiMrtu tli * Cm-
m ai * a i . . . urJin * J _ ? i * ? '
BENTAL AQnNOY.
u. a. WALI\CB."HKNTAU. : i : BROWN BLK
H I.-M7U3
STORAGE.
BEST 8TOIIAOK BU11.1M.NO IN OMMI V
warrr.uii * .
BTORAaE.
Continued.
BTORAOn , FRANK HWERS , 12U IIARNEY.
M47t
'ACIF1C STORAaC & WAREHOUSE CO . 913
1 Jone * sts. General storsge and forwardlnK.
M-471
WAN'JL'ISJJ TO
WANTED. BECOND-HAND HOTEL 8TECL
rnnge , soft coal ; must be In * : d repair nnd
cheap , ( llvo name and full description Ix > ck
Ixrn 40. Denlson , la. N-M621 7
TOR BALE FUjtiNITURE.
IXR PALE 30 ROOMS FURNITURE ; CCN-
tral location ; li boarders. Rood reasons for
felling ] great bargain. Address B 13 , Bee.
0-MS70
FOR SALE-HORSESWAQONS.EXO
FOR SALE-ONE OF MY BLACK PONY
mares. Fre < t Muhl. I317U I'nrnnm. P 209
'EDIQREED HHI2TLAND , BEAt'TIFUL. FAST
nnd RiTHIe. free driver ; track recoid of four
minutes. At llarncy st , barn for three diyi.
P-.M63I 7
FOR SALE
HARDWOOD COMBINATION HOQ AND
thicken fence. Clms. R. Lee , 3th and Douglas.
Q-473
THE STANDARD CATTLE CO. . AMES. NEB. ,
lius 400 tons good baled hay for sole. Q MISB
FOR SALi : OLD LITMIICR , CONSISTING OF
scantling 2x1. 2xS , 2x10 , 8x3 , shlplap , sheeting ,
sldlnx. doors , windows , etc. , nt the Associated
Charities vvuod > ard , SOI Howard si.
si.Q 957-Jyli"
SECURITIES FOR SALE.
Wo have n number of nisi mortgages In amounts
of 300 to 3OW nt 6V4 to 8 per cent for sale.
None but gilt edged securities handled. Call
and see us.
Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 Furnam St.
Q 5S7 31
FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE. AN ELEGANT
gents' rkllnir saddle and bridle. Apply afler
C p. m. , 900 So. 25th nve. ij-611-5'
CLAIRVOYANTS
MRS. DR. II , WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , REliable -
liable business medium , 8th year nt 119 N. Kith.
S 431
AMELIA OOODMAN , ASTROLOGER AND
i-plYlnnilst , can be consulted at llth nnd
Mason. Depot hotel. 7. S Cll-9'
ADVICE THAT BRINGS SUCCESS. NEVER
In the history of clnlrvoynncy have past , pres
ent nrd future events been so truthfully fore ,
told ua by Prof. E. Leruy , the , noted clalrvojant
nnd trance medium. Ho will give you truthful
advice on all business , law , money milters nnd
nil family affairs ! th < > future plainly revealed ,
lovers united , troubles healed , reunites the sep
arated , from whatever cause , nnd causes happy
marriages ; gives minimi of friends and cncmica ,
nlso of the one > ou will marry ; tells what to
do and where to go to be lucky. All In trouble
call. Olllce , 1712 Capitol avenue ; no sign ;
charges reasonable. Hours , 9 a. m. to 7 p. m.
S MC39 7"
MESSAGE" . MATHS. KTO.
MADAM SMITH , M2 S. 13TH 2D FLOOR. ROOM
3 ; magnetic , vapor , alcohol , stcum , siilnhurlne
nnd sea balhs. T M435-0 *
MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD , 1421 DODGE.
T M623 1S
FINEST BATH AND MASSAGE PARLORS IN
city. Mine. Howell. 318 & 320 S. 13th ; thoroughly
practical chiropodist and manicurist attendant.
T M87C Jyl2
SOS NORTH 1CTH ST. , ROOM 13 , BATHS , 8E-
lect massage by on expert. Anna , from Chi
cago. T-MD6S V
MRS. DR. LEON. ELEGANT MASSAGE AND
electric bath. Parlors restful nnd refreshing.
412 North 14th street. T MSG9 7 *
TURKISH BATHS.
TURKISH BATHS ; ONLY PLACE IN CITY
exclusively for ladles. Suite 109-110 , Bee bldg.
133
LADIES' BATHS. MME. POST , 319J4 S. 15TH ,
PERSONAL.
VIAVI CO. , 540 BEE BLDO. ; HEALTH BOOK
free ; home treatment ; lady attendanl. U483
B. HAAS. FLORIST. PLANTS , CUT FLOWERS.
Banquet , hall , rfsldcnce'nnd grave decoiatloiis.
1813 Vlnton street. Telephone 77C. U M484
BATHS , MASSAGE , MME. POST. 319 S. 13TH.
U 4 S3
A PRIVATE PARTY HAS MONEY TO LOAN
on pianos , jewels , bicycles , etc. ; business
Htilctly conlldentlal. Address , Postolllce Box
320. U M703
HAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS MADE INTO
rugs ; any size you wish. 1521 Leavenworth
street. U M700 Jyfl
ARE YOU S1CK7 MEDICINE AND TREAT-
menl Me , at 203& N. ICth at. U 153 Jyl7 *
ILLINOISANS ARE REQUESTED TO SEND
name and addret-s for organizing Illinois club
to II. E. Cole. 100 N. 13th. U 393 3
WANTED. SOLDIERS OR OTHER PARTIES
who desire to take choice gov't , land In Yank-
ton resetvatlon , situated along Missouri river ,
Charles Mix Co. , 8. D. Address Hubert Van
Pelt , Mitchell , South Dakota. U-M3S4 9
WANTED-PART1ES VISITING DENVER
will find Ilrst class accommodations , elegant
location , on car line. Prices reasonable. "Ar
lington Teirace , " No. 932 Broadway. Denver ,
Colorado. U 613-5 *
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 31S N.Y. LIFE ,
loans nt low rates for choice security In Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property
\V-4SO
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. . 1305'Farnnm st. W IS7
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , 515 N. Y. LIFE.
W-4SS
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. O , Chesney , Kansas City , Mo.
W-4S5
CAPITAL. J2.000.000 ; SURPLUS. $000,000 ; U. S.
Mortgage Trust Co. . New York ; for 6 per cent
loans on city property apply ti > 1'usey &
Thomas , agents , room 207 , First Nnt. Ilk bldg.
W 49 < J
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brcnnan. Love & Co. , I'uxton blk.
W 431
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at 6 per cent. W. B. Melkel , 1st Nat. Ilk. lildg.
W-492
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Fidelity Tiust Co. , 1702 Farnam.
W-493
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1S2J Fiunam.
W-491
INVESTORS' DIRECTORY CO. . 10 WALL ST. .
New York , offer any part 10).000 ) eastern In
vestors' names , who hnve money to Invest ; Just
compiled. Wrlle for particulars.
W-M3S1 J > 23
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest tales In city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly conlldentlal ; you
can pay * * hc loan off at uny lime or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
sofl So. icth st. .
X 4M
J. B. HADDOCK , ROOM 427 , RAMGE BLOCK.
X 493
MONEY TO I.OAN ON FURNITURE AND
planoa. Fred Terry. 430 RaniKe blk. X 497
MODEL LOAN CO. , 403 NEW YORK LIFE.
X 133 Jyl
BUSINESS CHANCES.
J12.000.W STOCK OF MERCHANDISE IN BEST
town In eastern Nebraska , fur land nnd casher
or equivalent. Address H 27 , care BP ,
Y-M331
3 FOMD INVESTMENTS ; BRICK BUSINESS
block , valer power flouring mill , line lc busi
ness. II. O. Alger & Co. . Sheridan , W > o.
Y M31S
FOR SALE STOCK OF MILLINERY ; BUST
location In the city. Good reason for selling ,
at once , T 1C. ll' . Y 430
FOR BALE. AT A RAROAIN. 20 8.I1ARES OF
Union 1.1 to Ins. Co. stoclt nnd OIK- member
ship In the Omaha Board of Trude Address
T 83 , Il e. V M63i ' ,
52.SOO.OO STOCK OF DRUGS , BOOKS AND KTA-
llonery In vvcstcm Iowa tonn of bOO. Easy
terms. Best reason * for selling Addrms It.
Manilla , In. Y .MCII 7 *
FOR i.XCHANGB.
WANTED TO TRADE. NEW STANDARD III.
cjrle for dr.ift lioruo vtelghlng 1,300 pounds or
morr. H. J Davli , lilt , Furn.tm st. Z-S37
" "
TO iXCHANOF v""co7lBINRD BTOCK OF
drugs , clorkr , watches , j wrlry. blank and
chu.il lj'ki. wall paper , window xhade * .
pants , oils , glass , etc. ; will Invoice , with fix-
tun's , ubmit v > uuOj want Improved farm. Ad-
drv A. J Plticr , Cherryvale , Kan.
Z-MSI7 J > lD
I WANT MHItrilANDISi : IN EXCHANGE FOR
leal caUto .ind cash , H. A. Wagner. Ooulu.
. Z MIOT _
TO KXCIIANQ1X IW-ACRH FARM. PARTLY
Imprned nnd cl > Mr of nil vncunibianee , fur
lion * * and lot. Who repairs \ \valcln- Clean
watcli , "Se , ( , < "vuln inali | > rliir > 7Jc. J. H.
Day , JcwtU-r. Ji bldg. 7. M 17
CLU.VP. LOT TOU"hQlHTY 'lN i"Qh 6 ROOM
i.niHte. aiva st. number nj ill paniculate.
T ! 2. Bee / - J3-7
SUORl'HANiJ ANUTVPEWRLTIff3
A O. VAN SAM"tf aCHOOL. W3 II. Y. LIFE.
M-31J
I bllUHTlNI ! > AND TYPEWRITINa"TAt'OIIT
pr 'ica by an x5-rlcnc J reporter. A. M.
I It' 11 mi. Mu < LuiU.utf. ; 7 >
Ill It
vl t
> lrn i
What
Too-
ilal t
Women
'I ojpttrt
. tint'/
About '
ui * f
Rubbing , Scouring.
Cleaning1 , Scrubbing , '
is no doubt great ; but what they
all should know , is that the time
of it , the tire of it , and the cost
of it , can all be greatly reduced by
Samta Clans Soap.
fcMi
FOK SALE REAL ESTATE.
AUSTItAUTS , THE UV11ON IinnD COMPANY.
HE US
IMl'llOVKI ) QAHUIJN LANDS NKAH OMAHA
nt prices thru will surprise you , If tnken within
2 weeks. J. II. SlicruouJ , 42J N. Y , Life.
HE-300
DAIIOAINS , HOlJSnS , LOTS AND FA Kit ;
sale or trade. F. K. Durllng , UaiUer block.
Itt : 189
IIAIIOAINS , 8AIn OR THADIJ IN CITV PHOP.
ertles and farms. John N. Trcntcr , opp. I * . O.
. IIU E01
HOMRS ON EASY PAYMENTS , Sr.lAt AND
buy lots , aero , farms. Qarvln Uroi. , 219 N.-Y. I , ,
IUJ 60J
AT A UARQAIN , COIINER LOT. PAVED
street , 3 cottages , C , 7 and 8 rooms ench , lirlck
basnmont , xvntcr and seucr conenctlon , In best
residence portion , monthly rental 114. Apply by
letter to Jcnn Kchons , till ) DJO building.
RU-311 Jy23
FOIl 8ALE-5-1100M COTTAOn , 1'ULI * LOT ,
> C30 ; terms easy. lu C. Patterson , nnmus
block. RE MSIl
FARM LANDS , C. F. IIAItlllSON , 912 N. Y. Life.
RH 857 JylO'
FOn SALE-AT A LOW PRICn , ONE-HALr
cash , balance one nnd two yenrs , one of the
most valuable sheep and cattle ranches In
eastern Montana. Has 4SO ncics deeded Innd
controls thounnmta of ncrcs of ranso lands ad
joining. This property Is under fence , hns
cttrn good buildings of all kinds , cuts 400
tons of liny , grows onts nnd sm.ill groin with
out Irrigation. A tplcndld water right nnd
ditches. 2,0)0 head of sheep , liorses and all
Llndi of farming machinery will be sold to
gether. When WP say this In one of the \ery
bes t Block ranches In eastern Montana , we know
It to bo 80 nnd respectfully nsl : all Intendlnq
buyers to come nnd sea the property , call on 01
address Austin North company , UlliliiKs , Mon-
tana. nE 573 7
FIVE ROOMS , PniKncT ORDER. (3OOD LOcation -
cation , J750. Only $173 down , bal G per cent ,
Ames. 1G17 Fnrnara st. Ill : C21-S
CORNER , G LAnnn ROOMS ; REPAIRS MADE
to EUlt buyer. 5330 ; J2W cash , balance 6 per cent.
Ames , 1617 rarnnm. ni : 02J-8
PEIH'ECT ORDER. 5 ROOMS. GOOD CELLAR ,
cast front , $930 ; only } 13 < > cash , balance ut 0
per cent. Amen , . 1017 Farnnm. RU 02C-S
PAWNBROKERS.
II. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 10 ST.
621
BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION.
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & II. AKS'N PAY
0 , 7 , 8 per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old , always
redeemable. 1701 Farnam St. Nattlnger , See.
Gl'J
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & I ] ,
Ass'n , 1704 IJue bIJc. O. M. Nattlnger , Sec.
M. O. DAXON , 402 N. 1STH. 503'
STERLING 11UILT LIKE A WATCH. WEST-
crn Electrical Supply Co. , 1513 Howard street.
CO I
SEE THE VISIBLE 11ALL HEARINGS ON
Relay Special. Will Barnum Dro. , 120 N. 13th.
003
A. L. DEANE & CO. , 1116 TARNAM STREET.
G07
WESTERN BICYCLE & QUN CO. . 2116 CUMINO.
603
MANTELS , oitAT b AND TILES.
WOOD MANTELS. ORATES. TILES TOR
lire places , vestibules and large floors ; write for
prices. Milton Rogers & Sons. Oin-iha. WCJ
MEDICAL.
OMAHA ELECTRO-GALVANIC INSTITUTE ,
room 416 N. Y. Life Uld'g ; treatment of all
uterine troubles , leucorrbocn , painful or sup
pressed menstruation , catarrh and throat trou
bles ; It Is now the recognized rcmcMy ;
hemorrhoids are cured without knife or pain ;
lady attendant. M331 7'
LADIES ! CHICHESTEIfS ENGLISH PENNYroyal -
royal Pills ( diamond brand ) are the best : safe ,
reliable ; take no other ; send 4c , stamps , for
particulars. "Relief for Ladles. " In letter by
return mall. At druggists. Chlchester Chem
ical Co. . Philadelphia. Pa.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTors -
ors for electric light nnd motor plants nnd all
kinds of electrical construction. Western E'ec. '
trical Supply Co. , 1313 Howard st. CIO
CARPENTERS AMD BUILDERS.
C. E. MORRILL. PAPER HANGING. HOUSE
sign painting , brlclc work , plastering ; oft. R. 1 ,
Darker blk. ; tcl. 7:3 ; shop 913 N. 24th at.
Bit
UNDIRTAKi Re > AW.U EMBALMER3
II. K. IJURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
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SWANSON & VALIEN , 1701 CUMING , TEL 10-W.
G13
M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMer -
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C. W. I1AKER. UNDERTAKER. C13 S. 1GTH ST.
515
GO ill.
A GOOD THING PUSH IT ALONO , MAY BE
the latest slang phrase , but that's just what
we're doing with SHERIDAN COAL. 8.QOO tons
sold in Omaha last year. We gUe > ou 5,000
Iba. of the best Wyoming cooking coat .for JI.M.
Victor White , mgr. , 1603 I'arnam t. Tcl. 127.
617
MUSIC , ART ANU LANGUAGES.
MRS. FANNY ADLER. PIANO TEACHER ,
graduate Vltnna Conservatory. SOS So. IGlh st ,
838 J y9
( IEORQR F. nELLENBECK , BANJO AND
guitar teacher. 1911 Cass street. M 109
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED. 719 N. 16.
621
CARPfcT CLEANING.
CHAMPION STKAM CARPET AND Itt'O
Cleaning Works do their work the be t ami
cheapest. 718-20 8. Hill St. Tel. C33. U. S. Q.
Kulin , manager ; Patrick Ward , foreman.
220 Jy 20
HOTELS.
AETNA HOUSK ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W. COR.
ith and Dodge. Rooms \y day or week.
PASTURAGE.
GOOD PASTURE FOR HORSBH. 11.00 PER
month per head. Charles Oaas , St. Paul , Neb.
LOST.
LOST-LADY'S 1IROWN SILK PARAHOL IN
Rinnd viand nt fair Kiounds , afternoon July 4 ,
Return to room 22 , Patterson block , and recohe
rownrd Ix > jtl5'
LOST , A OENTH STICK PIN. EMERALD
stine , between Bennett's and Boston store.
Lllifful reword. 1W3 Farnam. Ln t4S 6
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' In rttmpi fur imltcuUri , IMtlmooliU anl
"Kellcf fur l.mllr * . " In frrrer. br return
? Mall. 10.OIIO Tnllmonlili .Vamt.lMper.
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SoJbj ! .l UH..I Drujclui. 1'hllndu. , 1'Z
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pmahaj Unlou Depot. lOtu it Maaon Sl . | Omaha
10:15am : Denver Express o'-ldam
4 : pm.Blk. Hills , Mont. & f'uget Snd. Ex. 0pS
4J5pm Denver , Kxpreaa 4:03um :
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| : iam..Lliitoln v.oea.1 texcepi feunUuy.ll:2uam :
2:4ouin..Fa : t MalKfoi- Lincoln ) dally. . . .
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C.OOpm . . .Chicago Limited VStam :
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OmnlialUnlon Depot. 10th Ai Maaon Sta.l Omaha
10:4G.im Eastern llxprusa GUkiuin
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EAST-
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6:23pm : Night - . Express 9:23am :
< : IOim | Chicago VestlUuled Limited lSSpm ;
WEST.
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95am..Nebraska : Passenger ( dally ) . . . , Slopm :
CSOpni..Sioux City Exoress ( ex. Bun..lliam )
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" Omoha | Depot , Ijtli and .Webster Stj. I Omaha
"S:10pm : Fast M l ! and Express 4Vipm :
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Leaves I . C. , BT f , A C. D. ( Arrives
Omaha ) union Depot , 10th & Mason Bts. | Omaha
" "
9".50Ain Kansas City liay Express G:30pir :
S4opm..K. ! C. " " " " " "
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10:40am : St. Louis Exoreso 67oQam
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6:5iarr. Sioux City Passenger..lilfum ' :
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< B:45pm. .FaBtMalL. _ : 4:10pm :
Leav-s I WABASiFnAILWAY. 'Arrives '
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4OCpm : St. Louis Cannon Ball ! 2:33pm :
Oil KIP EXCURSION RATES
VI 11 tlio Burlington Route.
Here are the Burlington route's best offer
ings In the way of reduced rates.
To Iloston , Mass. , July C to 8 ; one fare for
the round trip , good to return until August C.
To Denver , Colorado Springs , Manltou and
Pueblo , July 4 to S , 119.00 for the round trip ,
good to return until September 1 ,
The city ticket agent at 1321 Karnam street
will gladly glvo you full Information.
Dorkmen Htrlba for Illeher Wages.
ASHLAND , Wla. , July E , The upper dcck-
meu on the Wisconsin Central ore docks
struck this morning. They receive $1.35
per day , and 14 4 cents per hour for overtime *
They now demand $1.50 , and 20 cents per
hour for overtime. A cimnilttee of the strik
ers IB' now In conference with a committee
of Chicago & Northwestern upper dockmen ,
and a strike of the latter J'r Is among the pssl-
bllltles. - " '
If you have the rlWuifiStlsm or neuralgia ,
any kidney or uterine 'trouble , are emaciated
or have superfluous flcjih and your doctor
orders baths , before going , to the expense of
a trip , try our bathsj > f.
You can have Turk1i | 'or Russian , medi
cate ! . vapor , electric , Slfa salt , sulphur , Mer
curial , oil rubs and liotmk | | baths.
Attendants first class.
Massage by an educate ! masseuse.
Ladles' Turkish barhaTjind physical cul
ture parlors , 100-110 Ji/.p , bulldlnij.
A I > VY
Offered by the Chicago , Milwaukee & St.
Paul railway , the short- line to Chicago. A
clean train , made up and started from
Omaha. Baggage cheelic'a" from residence to
destination. Elegant . .train service and
courteous employes. Entire train lighted by
electricity and heated by steam , with electric
light In every berth , ' Finest dining car
cervlce In the west , with meals served "a la
carte. " The Flyer leaves at C p. m. dally
from Union depot.
City ticket office , 1504 Farnam street. C.
S. Carrier , city ticket agent.
TVTII .Ven Arrested mi Snsplrlnn ,
IlOSEBUHa , Ore. , July G. James Pool and
John Case , alias McDowell , were arrested
near Canonvllle alst night. They are sus
pected of being the parties who held up and
robbed the Oregon express In Cow creek
canon last Monday night. Both men are
convicts.
< litnp liut H In I nulivlllc , KJ- .
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern railway
will , during the G , A. It. encampment , Louis
ville , Ky. , sell excursion tickets September
T to 11 , good returning until October 5. from
St. Louis ( o Louisville at a rate of not ex-
ceedlng 1 cnt per mile Address J. M.
Cbesbrouuh , general passenger agent , St.
Louis , for further particular * .
( Copyright , 1S95 , by In Ing rtachcller. )
CHAPTER I.
You do very well , my friend , to treat mo
with some little reverence , for In honoring
ma you are honoring both France nnd your
self , u Is not only an old , gray mous-
tached officer whom you see eating hU ome
lette or draining his glass , but It Is a piece
of history , and of the most glorious history -
tory which our own or any other country
ever had. In mo you sco ono of the last
of those wonderful men , the men who were
veterans when they were yet boys , who
learned to tue a sword earlier than a razor ,
and who during n hundred battles had never
cncc let the enemy sco the color of their
knapsacks. Her twenty years wo were
teaching Europe how to flght , and oven when
they learned their" lesson It was only the
thermometers and never the bayonet which
could break the grand army down. Ucrltn ,
Naples , Vienna , Madrid , Lisbon , Moscow wo
stabled cur horses In them all. Yes , my
friend , I say again that you do wall to send
your children to mo with flowers , for these
cars have heard the trumpet call of Franco ,
and those eyes have seen her standards In
lands where they may never be seen again.
Even now when I doze In my armchair I
can see those great warriors stream before
me , the green-Jacketed chasseurs , the giant
cuirassiers , Dombrowskl's lancers , the white
mantled dragoons , the nodding bearskins ot
the horse grenadiers. And there comes the
thick , low rattle of the drums , and through
wreaths of dust and smoke- sco the line of
high bonnets , the row of brown faces , the
awing and toss of the long red plumes amid
the sloping line of steel. And there rldoa
Ney with his red head , and Lafovro with hla
bulldog jawT and Lannes xvlth his Gascon
swagger , and then amidst the gleam of brass
and the flaunting feathers I catch a glimpse
of him , the man with the palo smile , the
rounded shoulders and the far-off eyes. There
Is an end of my sleep , my friends , for up I
spring from my chair with a cracked voice
calling and a silly hand outstretched , BO that
Mine. Tltaux has ono moro laugh at the
old fellow who lives among the shadows.
Although I was a full chief of brigade wh n
the wars came to an end , and had every hope
of soon being made a general of division , It
Is still rather to my earlier days that I turn
when I wish to talk of the glories and the
trials of a soldier's life. For you will under
stand that when an officer has so many.men
and horses under him he has his mind full
of recruits and remounts , foJder and farriers
and quarters , BO that oven when ho is not
in the face of the enemy , life Is a very seri
ous matter for him. But when ho Is only a
lieutenant or a captain ho has nothing heivlor
than his epaulets upon his shoulders , so that
he can clink his spurs and swing his dolman
man , .drain his glass and kiss his girl , think
ing of nothing save enjoying a gallant life.
That la the time when ho Is likely to have
adventures , and so It Is most often to that
tlmo that I shall turn In the stories which I
may tell you. So It will bo tonight when I
tell you of my visit to the Castle of Gloom ,
of the strange mission of Sub-Lieutenant
Duroc and of the horrible death of the man
who was once known as Jean Carabln and
afterward as the Daron Straubenthal.
You must know , then , that In the Febru
ary of 1807 , Immediately after the taking of
Danzig , Major Legendre and I were com
missioned to bring 400 remounts from Prussia
Into Eastern Poland.
The hard weather , and especially the great
battle at Eylau , had killed so many of the
horses that there was some danger of our
beautiful Tenth Hussars becoming a bat
talion of light Infantry. We knew , there
fore , both the major and I , that we would be
very welcome at the front. Wo did not aa-
vance very rapidly , however , for the snow
was deep , the roads detestable , and we had
but twenty returning Invalids to assist us.
Besides , It Is Impossible when you have a
dally change of forage , and sometimes none
at all , to move horses faster than a walk.
I am aware that In the story books the
cavalry whirls past at the maddest of gal
lops , but for my own part after twelve cam
paigns , I should b ; very satisfied lo knon
that my brigade could always walk upon
the march and trot In the presence of the
enemy. This I say of the Hussard and
Chasseurs , mark you , so that It Is far more
the case with chasseurs and dragoons.
For myself , I am fond of horses , and to
have 100 of them , of every age and shade and
character , all under my own hands , was a
very great pleasure to me. They were from
Pomeranla for the most part , though som
were from Normandy and some from Alsace ,
and It amusd us to notice that they differed
In character as much as the people ot tht
provinces. We observed also what I have
often proved since , that the nature of a
horse can bo told by hla color , from the
coQusttlsh light bay , full of fancies and
nerves , to the hardy chestnut , and from the
docile roan to the pig-headed , rusty black.
All this has nothing In the world to do with
my story , but how Is an officer of cavalry
to get on with his tale when he finds 400
hones waiting for him At the outset ? It
Is my habit , you se , to talk of that which
Interests myself , and so I have hopes that I
may Interest you.
We crossed the Vistula opposite Marlen-
werder.and had got as * far as Rlesenberg
when. Major Lgendro came Into my room
In the posthouse with an open paper In his
hand.
"You are to leave me , " said he , with
despair upon his face.
It was no very great grief for me to do
that , for he was. If I may say so , hardly
worthy to have such a subaltern. I saluted ,
however. In silence.
"It is an order from General Lasalle , "
he continued. "You are to proceed to Itossel
Instantly and to report yourself at the head
quarters of the regiment. "
No message could have pleased me better.
I was already very well thought of by my
supjrlor officers , although I may say that
none of them had quite done me justice. It
was evident to me , therefore , that this sud
den order meant that the regiment was about
to s3e service once more , and that Lasalle
Major Legendre en mo Into my room In the post-
house with on open paper In his hand.
understood how Incomplete my squadron
would ba without me. It U true that It came
at an Inconvenient moment , for the Keeper
of the posthoufD had a daughter one ot those
Ivory-iltlnned , black-haired I'ollih girls
whom I had hoped to have some further
talk with. Still It U not for the pawn to
argue when the flnger * of the player move
My word , U was a treat for these poor
Poles and Jewa who have BO little to
brighten tholr dull lives , to nee such a
picture as that before their doors. The
frosty morning air made Rataplan's great
black limbs and the beautiful curves ot
his back and sides gleam and shimmer with
every gambol. As for me , tha rattling of
hoofs upon -a road nnd the Jlngla of bridle
chains which comes with every toin of a
saucy bead would even now st my blood
dancing through my veins. You may think
then , how I carried myself In my flvo und
twentieth year , I Etlenne Gerard , tlio picked
horseman nnd surest blade In the ten regi
ments of Hussars. Blue was our color In
the tenth n sky blue dolman and pcllsso
with a scarlet front nnd It was said ot us In
the army that wo could set a whole popula
tion running , the women toward us nnd the
men away. There were bright eyes In the
Hlesenbcrs wjndows that morning which
seemed to beg mo to tarry , but what can a
soldier do save to kiss his hand nnd shake
his bridle as he rides upon his waor.
It was n bleak season to rldo through
the poorest and ugliest country In Europe ,
but there was a cloudless sky above anil a
bright , cold sun which shimmered on the
huge , snowy fields. My breath recked Into
the frosty air nnd Uatapan sent up two
feathers of steam from his nostrils , while
the Icicles dropped from the side Irons of
his bit. I let him trot la warm his limbs ,
while for my own part I had too much to
think of to give much heed to the cold. To
north nnd south stretched the great plains
mottled over with dark clumps of fir nnd
lighter patches of larch. A few cottages
ppeped out here aiuj there , but It was only
three months since the grand nrmy bad
passed that way and you know what that
What cnn a soldier do but lilss hla Innd ?
means to a country. The Poles wcro our
friends , It Is true , but out of 100,000 only
the guard had wagons and the rest had to
live an best they might. It did not surprise
me , therefore , to see no signs of cattle and
no smoke from the silent houses. A weal
had been left across the country where the
great host had passed and It was said that
even the rats were starved wherever the
emperor had led his men.
( Continued Monday. )
llE.irril.4IXS JlKl'OllTKl ) J.V JtAXSAS
Strcnm * All High ami Ha'lYsnliouts on
All Rnllranili.
SAL1NA , Kan. , July C. naln foil In tor
rents hero about 2 o'clock this morning , and
as a result , flvo washouts are reported west
of hero , this sldo ot Ellis , and another near
Manhattan. The westbound express arrived
at 3:50 : this morning , and la tied up herewith
with no prospect of getting away until morn
ing. An unusually hcay rainfall Is re
ported from all sections. At Dololt six Inches
fell.
fell.ATCHISON
ATCHISON , Kan. , July G. A heavy rain
has fallen between Atchlson and the Repub
lican valley during the past twenty-four
hours. The rain Is considered of moro value ,
especially Jo corn , than any which has fallen
In years.
EMPORIA , Kan. , July G. Thrco Inches
of glorious rain fell here this morning. Cat
tlemen are already out buying cattle to
consume the corn crop that Is now assured.
BLUE RAPIDS , Kan. , July 5. Dad wash
outs at Shroyer and Plorena , on the Union
Pacific , have resulted from last night's ter
rific rainstorm. Creeks and small streams arc
overflowed nnd much general damage was oc
casioned.
STATUS OF THIS S TAX Ft ) It It CASK
Ittornoy Gencr.il llnrmon Not Prepared to
Krprcus nn Opinion.
CINCINNATI. July G. Attorney General
Harmon spent the day here and will not be
back In Washington until Monday. He
could not state today what would be the
next move In the suit ot the government to
recover $15,000,000 from the Leland Stanford
estate. Ho will not consider the matter
until ho has the opinion of the district court
In California and a letter from Attorney T.
D. McKlssIck , who had charge ot the case ,
giving the opinion of the latter trs well as
the status of the case. Judge Harmon hah
no knowledge of the case except from news
paper' reports , as It was begun and sub
mitted before ho had charge ot the Depart
ment of Justice. ' He assumes1 that when the
government' begins a suit of such magnitude
that It will be carried to the court of last
resort , but he will liavo nothing to say on
that matter until ho examines the decision
of the district court and officially hears from
the district attorney.
btory at n Horrible Triiecdy Revived.
HANNIBAL. Mo. , July 5. R. H. Still-
well has withdrawn the reward of $10,000
offered by him for the murderer or mur-
derera of his father , Amos J. Stlllwell. His
action has created a sensation and revived
the story of the horrible tragedy that was
enacted on the night of December 31 , 1SSS ,
when the wealthy pork packer was kllle'd In
his own house. It Is said Mr. Stlllwell no
longer believes ID the robbery thepry and that
he will now follow up a more plausible clew
and will be rewarded for his trouble. Shortly
after the murder or Stlllwell hh widow
married Dr. Hearn of this city. They now
live In San Diego , Cal.m
Plouitr Flintogrnplior Dead.
CHICAGO , July G. Alexander Hesler , who
was Chicago's first photographer , died today
at and advanced age. Mr. Hesler was a fa
mous daguerreolyplst and became prominent
early In the 'GO's through his pictures about
the vicinity of the present site of Minneapolis.
In 1851 he gave a view of the falls at that
place to a brother of Charles Sumner , the
statesman , who In turn gave It to the pool
Longfellow. Some' tlmo later he received
one of the first copies ot "Hiawatha" with an
autograph letter of thanks for his picture
from Longfellow , who declared that the
little daguerreotype had Inspired the poem.
ltiilrn ! , ! s Withdraw Diimngo Suits.
CHICAGO , July B. The Michigan Central
v , < l the Indiana State. Line railroads and the
t I'nlon Stock Yards Mmpany have * Undrawn
their suits .igalnst the city for damages su's-
talntvl dtirlni ! the great ktrlka a year ago.
It I ) reported that other roads will adept the
same course.
TIM ! RICALTV M.IRKKT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record July G ,
WARRANTY DHKDS.
IriVMtor ' * Co. to J A Prcvolt , lot , Has-
call' * tubdlr . , . j
J i : Vnndorcook und wlfr , to A F Clo p ,
Int C , block US. Florence . 100
QUIT CI.A1M IlKKUri.
J A Preiicott In Vulley Ixun nnd Truiit
company , lot C , HaBin'i'n subdlv . 1
DIIDH. : :
gpeclul mauler to Wlltlim Lilly , lot 17 , block
10. Bedfnid 1'laco . ! T5
Same to New Knnland Loan mid Truil coin-
piny , lotH 4. t and 0. black C , Tlionid ou
Jk a-t . , . , . iw
Stterlft lo Onului Having * bank , lot S. block
1)3' , , , Omalu , unU ll-foiu itrlp adjoining
on west . , . , . , . J.soo
H.i mi to W A Paxtnn ct ul , lot 11 ami
49 f t lot 1 ! , liloek 4 , gubdlv of J I Red-
! cU' add. lot * G and 6. IV-rklnn * pubdlv. . S.JIJ
In I liiuietry lo I'tilon Uuwunty Bav
ins * bank , loll JJ. U and 1C , block 112 ,
Dundee I'Uco . . . . . . , . 5,53
Total kmaunt of tmiif rs , , , . lU.lti
PUTTING A CHECK ON THE SOfl
Boston Terminal Lines Take a Hand in
Christian Endeavor Eato Matters ,
SFAND BY THE ORIGINAL TIME LIMIT
MiouM They .Mnlntiillt Tills Position Line *
M'hlcli Ilitvo Offered l triMloti * Can
not Mike Them ( luod Kx-
' cept nt n
CHICAGO , July 5. Tlio Doston terminal
lines totlny took a hand In the fight over tha
arrangements for the Christian I-'mleavor
convention , ami the result Is such as to glvo
the Sea line and all others lie liavo been
promising long tlmo return limits on all
their tickets n very black eye. The Doston
lines decided In a special meeting that tha
tlmo limits Tor Christian Endeavor aml Chrls *
Ian union tickets \ \ 111 bo strictly enforced , re
gardless of printed or promised condition ,
gardless ot printed or promised conditions
Hound trip tickets for those conventions will
only bo accepted by the terminal lines for tlio
going passage from July 6 to 12 Inclusive , and
: ho return portion will l > o accepted only
.rom ' July It to 31 Inclusive. The tickets
presented to the terminal lines contrary to
these dates will not bo accepted. There Is
novay that the See line and the others
which liavo been promising return limits on
Christian Endeavor tickets as late as Scptem-
jer 1 and Ifi can get around this th'-ng ' 1C
the terminal lines adhere to their resolutions ,
and there Is no doubt that they will do so.
All they can do Is to make the tickets gortl
'o ? the return over their own lines and pro *
cct the passenger for the nmount of the
faro over the terminal lines. Few of them
11 go to this length , however.
THOUSANDS OF
Knllroails Kept limy lu Getting Them on
to Uentcr.
Two sections of No , 3 , running on fust mail
line , came In yesterday morning
over the Northwestern and were do-
Ivered to the Union Pacific nev-
oral hours later than the schedule
Imo on account of delays eo.it of Chicago ,
Ono section left Council Uluffs at 3 a .in. ,
ind the other left nt 8 a. in. , the passengers
jclng served with breakfast nt the transfer.
The first section was composed of eight cars ,
the second of ten. Five moro specials are
scheduled by the main line on the Union
I'nclflc , while thrco will run via the Kansas
Pacific. It Is estimated at Union Pacific
leadanarters that the "Overland" will haul
i.OOO passengers to Denver on the occasion
of the meeting of the National Educational
association , for which great preparations have
boon made by the citizens of the Colorado
capital.
The Durllngton ran three sections of No.
last night and flvo specials are scheduled
'or this morning , carrying the teachers
'rom New England. New York , Ohio mil
Indiana. Two , and possibly three sections
if No. 3 will be run out this afternoon.
"our bpeclals arc scheduled for the southern
division. So far as can bo figured there
ivlll bo fifteen special trains handled by the
Durllngton during the press of National Edu
cational association business. Counting ten
cars lo a train , It will make 150 extra
sleepers to bo hauled , and with thirty people
: o a car will make 4,500 patsengets which llio
& M. will deliver at Denver to Bay noth
ing of the local service from Nebraska , whtcli
's brightening every day.
The washout at Jennings , forty miles west
of PMlllpsburg on the Rock Island , Is being
rapidly repaired and It Is thought that by
tonight tlio road will bo open. In
stead ot being confined to on a wide gulch ,
three small gulches were made by creeks In
that section of Kansas1 overflowing , which
has made the work of repair considerably
harder than It would otherwise have boon.
Thursday the Hock Island used the Union
Pacific tracks to get around the washouts ,
going west from Omaha over the Durllngton.
No. C yesterday ran the same way. but after
today ofllclals say they win bo able to use
their own line.
"We can run along for twelve months
without so much as losing a minute In run *
nlng time , " said Mr. Kennedy , "but just so
sure as business commences to pick up a bit
something Is Euro to happen which sets us
back. Last year the strike Interfered with ,
us when business began to look up , and now
that there Is a push for Denver washouts
delay us. It has been the sniuo every year
and it has a tendency to rilea fellow , I
assure you. "
The Milwaukee will have a special from
Chicago to be delivered to the Hock Island
here , composed of Raymond and Whltcom ex
cursionists.
Mnrmnton Illvtir on n Tour.
' 'The Missouri Pacific freight depot Is on an
entirely Inaccessible Island at Fort Scott ,
Kan. , by reason of the Marmaton river and
Mill creek overflowing their banks last night , "
was thfe startling Information given out at
Missouri Pacific headquarters yesterday.
The entire shop plant of the Missouri Pacific-
Is also under water , necessitating a total
suspension of work. At last accounts the
water was still rising , a portion ot the north
part of the town being completely Inundated.
From telegrams received the heaviest rain
that has fallen In many years visited Fort
Scott and vicinity Thursday night , the meas
urement of rain falling showing 4.19 Inches
of water.
Moitorn rinlclit Aniocliitlnn Mcrtlnc.
CHICAGO , July G. A call has boon issued
by Chairman Mldgoly of the Western Freight
association for a general meeting ot the asso
ciation to bo hold at Lake Mlnnotonka , begin
ning July 0 , Among other matters to ba
considered Is the proposition that the classi
fication committee- composed of commit
tees of the Western Freight and other asso
ciations. The bulk of the matters to como
up for coiiBlilor&tinn are ot a purely routine ,
nature. A meeting of the western and
northwestern lines will bo hold Immediately
after the conclusion of the general meeting.
liny Mel fur tlio llpiirloc ,
As a result of the hearing had In Portland
on Tuesday , wherein attorneys for the Junior
mortgage of the Oregon Short Line & Utah
Northern sought to have a Oay sot for the
hearing on bill and answer In the fore
closure proceedings , Judge llelllnger named
next Friday when the matter should ba
taken up. This It the first stop necessary
In taking n dcctee In foreclosure , aalo beIng -
Ing nn after consideration dependent entirely
upon the decree. The attorney for the
minority consolidate , ! mortgage holders was
present to look otter those Interests.
Mnilo n Ch n In tlm llolior lilp.
COLUMUUS , 0 , , July C. N. D. Montorrat
has been appointed receiver of the Columbus ,
Sandiuky & Hocking Railroad , vlco J. II.
Stewart , appointed a week ago. The changa
Is made to get a practical railroad man cut-
sldo of the factions which led to u receiver
ship.
Short Cnr Coujilcn. *
Spoclal Master JuJgo W. D. Cornish of the
Union Pacific will bo In Omaha today en
his way ca t , where ho will hold a numbir
of jtostlors of the chancery court.
Senator John M > Thunlon arrive ! from the
west Thursday night , having stopped
on his way 1'unio ' to deliver thu
Fourth cf July oration at Ueatrlce ,
The general solicitor of the Union
Pacific will probably go eist next , wcelt to
bo In attcndinci upon tha teutons of Judge
Cornlth'a court.
The be ' . l what you want when you ar
In need of a medicine. That la why you
should ln ! st upon Hcod's SartaparllU.
Children Cryfoi
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cryfoi
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cryfoi
Catcher's Caetoria.
