Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA. DAILY MAY 21. 1897.
SPEGLALJOTICES
AiU vrtlKFiniMitfi for then : column *
will lie tnUi-ii until IB m.or the
rvctilnu ; "mil until 8 l > . in. for the
ttiornlnir nnil Sumlny cillllniin.
Advprtlm-rM , li > - ri'titii-xlliiK n nuni-
lii'rcil cliccli , cnn IIIMO niniwt'M nil-
ilrcuNrtl to n tttimlicrcil IrltiT In cnr * >
of The lleo. Ainmr-rH nil nililrrxncil
Mill lie dclltprcil on iirtiNpntiitlwii '
ihp c'lirck only ,
ItntfN , 1 l-lo it Mtint llrM Inacrtlaiij
In n tvoril Ilierenfer. NotliliiK tnUen
for IOKH thnn U.c for the llmt Inner *
llcui. Tlu-ir ailvcrllnciuciiln inutt bo
run eonm-enlM rlj- .
SITUATION
POSITION WANTED IY ) A COMPETENT
butcher ; IS > ears' experience rclesences fur
nished Additsa 1 * . life cilice. Council Bluffs.
A-MJC7 53
WANTED. IIV TOt'NO MAN Of GOOD HAH.
Its emplnjeil during rt y tlm < > , pine * to "Oik
for board nnd loom. llc t of reference' _ _ it
a. " HIP A-M30J 22'
ALL-ROUND , < Jooi > nuTi'HER , WANTS SIT-
tinllon ; fourti ti yearn * experience ; itood refer
ences Address V. Sudllc , Sohu > lir , N b
A MHO23 *
M ) MAM3 IIKM * .
A FEW ENERGETIC HUSTLING MEN CAN
nnd tteaily , profitable work with C. F Adnmr
Co. , MI HO i ih st. n-m
MEN WANTED TO LEARN IAlUltR TRADE
nt tlin Omaha Barber College , flneit In the
wr t ; cnmpletn course. 8 winks ! term easy ;
" -nd tor cataloirue. 1317-1211 Douglas St. .
Ontnlin. jj-M'lOJuno 4 *
WANTED. HALESMENi IN EVERY TOWN
ml cltj , Bnlnry nnil commission Hnvvks
Nursery Co. , Milwaukee , Wls 11 5185 * 81 *
BATiESMEN Toll CIOAnS : $12 * . MONTHLY
nnrt rxp nM , nld ( tnhllnhed liottpe ; experience
itnnrcc ai > : IndiicMnents lo customer * C. C
Bishop Po , HI , Louis R-M2SS 31 *
WANTED. MEN TO LEARN THE DAUBER
trade ; nur new method Is thorough constant
practice , innipetent mutnictlnn * flnil expert
examination ; wages nnd experience 8itur lu > s
In rlly FhcpM licforo completing nutflt of tnoli
Riven rludraU ; only requlren t o monthi to
secure tillimtlnn , write In mint convenient nil-
ilrcRt for llliiMrnlPtl rilaloi i * . Molrr Hylrtn
of llirlier Schools , Chicago. St. Louis or Min
neapolis Jl M 2 K *
WANTII : ) , AN At nnnK ron . .
nfllm work , nru t IIIIVP practical experience ,
ntflti' IIRO. Bfllnry , present nml furmur occu
pation , otlionvlfo no attention Klvn nppllci-
tlon Addles * I. 27. lec. U-295-53
1VAVrr.ll KHMAI.I3 HK1.1' .
100 antics ron AM. . KINDS wortic ; n ao
(7 week. Cnnailiuii olllco , 1522 Doug ! . .
C-M7iS
WANTir > . niar , FOR onNnitAi. . nouau-
ork , at ItlO Ninth 23th xtreet.
C MM3 20
oooi ) mm. ron CIINIIIAI : , HOUSU
work , Oermnn preferred. Inquire 1512 bherm.m
Avenue. G 2X 20 *
. GOOD KOK anNKHAI.
lioiiionorlc M2 8 ZSIIi. f M2H 21 *
, A coMi'irrnNT nint , ron IJK.V-
ernl home-work ; smnll fntnlly. Apply SCOJ 1'op-
plfton nve. C M27C
WANTED. 1'OU onNHHAI , 11OUSK-
work ; not cook 513 North 10th strict
O Ml 20'
IVANTIID. AN uxrnr.inNrnD COOK AND
coed laundress at 121 So. liith. c-2in
OIRI.S KllOM 1 TO 18 TO INTllODUCn A
new nrtlcle ; no pxj > erlence noce ) * ! iry mothers
requi-stiNl to call with ilniiRhters nt 511 1'lral
Natl. bank flum 2 to 3 p. m. Friday.
C-231-21
. - -
\VANrnu , A coMi'innNT ainu AT ONCIS.
for general housework ; no v\nslln ) > ; . nnil the
lirnt wages. 1C4 1'nrk avenue. Council IllutTn
C M312
I-'Oll ItbAT HOUSES.
HOUSES IN AI.lj PARTS OP Tim CITV. THB
O P. Davis Company , 1505 rurnam. D 173
iiousus. IJENUWA & co. , ios N. ism ST.
D 174
MODnriN nousns. c. A. s > TAnn. 025 N.T.
IJ-475
C1IOICK HOUSnS AND COTTAGES ALL OVCR
the city. $ J to J50 ridcllty , 1702 Tarnain St.
D tie
HOUSES , WALLACE. DROWN HLOCIC. 1GTII
find Douglna D 177
HOUSES , COTTAGES & STOUK3 , ALL TARTS
ot city. Hrennan , Love Co. , 430 1'itMon block.
D 178
JIOVINO HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS.
Om , Vnn . Stor.ioC Co. , 1415 rarnam. Tel. 155a.
D 47 ! )
LIST. M'CAQUU , 15TH & DODGD.
D 480
HOUSES , I-LA.TS , OAUV1N IlROS.lOn FARNAM
D 4SI
HOUSES FOR RKNT. IIE1UB , PAXTON BL1C
1) 482
THHKINdTON. 'COS DE11 UUILD1NG.
, D-483
BTANFORD ClUCLK COTTAQns - 6 ROOM - .
All mpilern. Apply 204 M"e bullJInir U-772
s-RooM MODERN FLAT , 703 so win. jn.co.
W. U. Mtlkle. room 504 , Flrat Nnfl Bank.DC10
DC10
TKN-llOOJI MODERN ISItlCK HOUHE. 24U
Cniti Ht. , J30 00.V. . U Mclklc , Ml l t Nnfl Imnk.
D-ilG04
EI.KG VNTLY 1 URNISHED HOUSE DEUGHT-
ful home of trn ro ms ; lBt of locations ; WcHt
Farimin Price very reasonable to right parties.
M. .T Keminrd & Son. 310 und .111 j j. Urown
bloclc. D C07
C-UOOM HOUSE INQUIRK 2709 DOUGLAS
5tr-ct. 1M76
2011 IJ.UINEV : 10 KOO1IS ; faTEAir JIiAT.
June7
1R RENT. KI.KOANT riVIMtOQM STEAM
henteil lint. Apply Fill 9 , Di > vliin-e
10-llOOM PLAT DOUGLAS. NEAR V4TII ; MOD-
ern. utentn heat ; nlpo S-room at 310 So. 15th.
Inqnlro LlntjulFt. 3JO P , 15th. D 317
TWO S AND 9-I1OOM IIOU EH , MODERN.
rln e In. J22 < ' 0 anil jr. 00 J. D Xlltli2H | 8.
Wtll. Om Nit. Il.inU lil.Is D 7UJ-22
l-'URNIKIIED HOUSE DELIOHTFI'L HOMK.
\\est r.iinim St. Price vrr > naKonihle to
rlKhl pnilli-H II. J. Kunnnnl A. Son. . :10 and
III lit on n liliH-l , . D-M91I
THREE-ROOM HOUSES , J5 00. 1022 N 21RT.
D-J53 23 *
I1OU8KH. J. II. HIIERAVOOD , N. V LITE
D-M178
TOR 11ENT MODKRN iiniT-TlOOM : HOUSE ,
S2nil and 1'acino StrcctK , Apply to J. H
KvapM , Natlnnal 11 ink uf Coinnierce.
B1X-HOOM .MODERN FLATS. HI ! S. 1ITH.
D-M2I7 K'
COMPLETE I'OITAIIE OP SEVEN ROOMS ,
fur inun nml wife , without clilldrui. KO South
1111) Mrrct : t ! oil refi'H'nces reijulreil Aililresa
11 , Wlllnril hotel. D M101 23
TOR fli/OHS.
BTKAtI IIRVrii > ROOMS. TKLKPHONE AND
all rnn\t.r.lence ; rates reutoii.ililo. I'undt Reel.
IffliCf , JI2 3 17th St. E 70J
rURNISHED IIOO.M3. 170 J DOUGLAS ST.
E 7
\ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
JtOOMS FIIRNIPHED Oil UNF1IRN1.'IIED ,
cool , pleaiiant locution , modern coim nlcnci's.
neur Shelton anil Mcrrlam liotelu. ! I27 lo Ua
treet. n-SIKI J3
BAhT FRONT ROOM NICKLV rt'RNISHKD :
also piinUler one , fiOti No 17th , j ; 22S-20 *
NP.WI.y rtlRNlHlIED ROOMS , SINGLE OR
en ultp , Apply ISU I.n\vmvorth ttrrtt. 3d
( loor. n MJ40 Z5
TIIItllE FURNISHED ROOMS. HOUSEKEEi'
Ing. 1 | B lllll. E-MSIS 25'
FUHNiailED ROOMS.
J NICE HOCLMS TO OKN'TLEMAN
for lltiht Jiouiektcplng ; KUH clove ; modern
liuualklnt dl taiii-c ; asphalt utrert. 1 , 13 ,
lie * cilice. U-.M291 J }
HI1O3IS AM ) 1IOA11U.
NICE ROOMS , OOOD HOARD. HATES REA-
tollable. The Uosx. WO Harnt-y. SI-I'lM 80
UKUdANT ROOMS. SINGLE OR UNHU1TE
private Imth , excellent InmrJ , 150 ? Capitol nve
M-Fi < H
_
MODERN IIRICK. ROOMS AND HOARD : IS 5
vvoelt. ( H N. mil. r-Jli7 S ) '
I ) ES IRA1U.E ROOMS , Wl'llT HOARD ; RKFER-
onccn. SO ? N , ISIh. r-M2M tl >
110OUS AND HOARD , 1721 DOUQLARI'
I' ! -
KtlRNISHED UOOM3 , HOUSEKEEI'TNG. I 21
8U Mary's. F M 274-U *
NICELY FURNISIIUD KOUTHKAST FRONT
rouuij mjJeru couveitlencv ; iMarJ. * o : r. , tilth
Bt
HOOMI Ann no\nn.
( Continual )
ELROANT PARLOR , HAM' nLOdC FROM
new poftomc * , for man ana v lf or two
gentlemen. KB North 17th. F M30I 22
I.AItni ) ROOM , WITH AWOVJ5 , SOl'Tll AND
enitt frontaRf , Iroanl ( or two ; Kountre Place.
Address Ii 31 , Ilee irtHce. 1' SU111t
rou nnxT itNKtJUMsiinn UOOMS.
BUITB Or llNFtJItNISHED ROOMS ; MODttllN
CIS South 23th street. U 211 20 *
roil KHAT sTouns AM ) orncus.
roil IlKNT. THK 4-STOI'v nllICK 11UILDINO
at 91C I'arnatn St This IniltdliiR has n fireproof
tcm < nt Inwincnt , complete steam heating fix
tures , water on nil floors , gas , etc. Apply nt
the unico of The lite. 1 910
WAM'JUO.
WANTED , AGENTS ; J , PER MONTH AND
expense * paid active men If HKM , Ktx li sold
by * ampli > only , nomples , also horse and car
rlnce ftirnlshcd free. Address Jobber , DoxC.103 ,
Tloston. Mass. J 44
AGENTS KASILY ESTA11L1HH RHSINKSS , 100
ixr rent profit ; novelty match , lamp , Move nnil
clirar lighter useful prrrywhcrvj blrycll'ts buy
nl slilit , sample by mall 11 centx. Mnnon
Novelty Co , room 1020 , 4 Dearborn utrect ,
ChlcaRO. J M27S S3 *
AOKNTS WANTED. 4 TO 7 DAILY EASV ,
patent novelty ; u eil hy every family , farmer
anil Rtalflcmnn : district Klven Klrwnn &
Tyler , "Dept. O.f > HiUtlmore , Mil J M303 2l
WANTIM ) . PLKASANT ROOM. WITH HOARD.
In strictly private family , convenient location ,
liy youtiK buslnets man nnil wife , references
mkeil Address L 24 , Ilee. 1C M587 2T
WANTED. MODERN DETACHKD 9 OR 10-
room hoiis , with l > arn , vicinity of Hamcom
parlc. Address , statins location , L 35. Ilee
K M2SS 22 *
FURNISHED IIOUSK OF 9 TO 12 ROOMS , CEN-
Irnl. nu children , best of reference * AiMrc&s
U 23 , Ucc. K 273-20 *
He was n merchant of very good ssnss ,
But would paint his ads on rocks or fence.
He found that didn't pay ,
And tried a better way-
He's had ads in The Bee ever since.
_ n. n. w.
STOHAH1C.
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO.
{ OS-mo Jones. General Storage und foru.irJina.
M 488
OM. VAN & . STORAGE , 1413 FARNAM. TEL 1550
M ( S5
WAITED TO IHIY.
WANTED , A LIGHT ROAD WAGON FOR
single 40 In. Shetland pony. Leo Gleedy , Far-
raeut. la. N-M242 23'
WANTED TO UUY. NICD COTTAGE HOME ,
centially located , within walking distance of
business renter , or convenient to car line.
Call or a Ureas. W. C. Uouk , 219 So ICth St.
N MSOC 23
FOR SAW1 HOIISKS AND AVAGO.VS. .
I
FOR -5VL15 , "CLEMMIE C > STANDARD I
bred ; rcuo'-d , 230 ; petfectly safe for lady to j
drive. Gem Stable * . 1715 Cass. P M309 Z3 j '
I
run. SAM' .HI.S < JIILAMOUS.
HARDWOOD CRIBIHMJ. HOQ AND CHICKEN
fence , cheaper than ' "all wire , " C. R. Lee , 001
Douglas. Q 487
TO HAVE YOUR NEW OR OLD WHEELS
rubber tired , for a good home-made buggy , or
first class palntlns nml rcpalrlnc. ECO Win.
Pfclffcr , 27th and Lcav en worth , Q 259 1122
CHICKEN , HOG & LAWN FENCE ; ALT. WIRE ;
cheaper than wood. Wire Works. 403 8 14th.
Q GCO J-2
CARPETS. DRAPERIES. DRESSGOODS. SILKS
12 monthly on > lfl purchase. Hend postal ; will
call with samples. E Hirsh. 1C.-J
2 STOCKS GROCERIES , 1 MEAT MARKET , 1
druir stock , faima , eastern Nebraska ; iicreieo
In ana around Omalui. Omaha clt > property.
R R 11.111. 901 N. Y. I. . Q-'a5 J7
STANDARD 11RED MATIK , DELIVERY
uraile blcjcle. phne-
i ason. harncB , hjsli
toni Rood work horse , fresh Jersey cow , huck-
hoanlVnll bargains. Frank Hart , Center uiid
C3d stri-ets. Q-M21 ; i , '
ron SALE , DRY HARDWOOD KINDLING. Jl
tS--.ro WILL Ht'V A KIM1ULL Ul'HIHHT
In B oil comlltlon. Omaha MorlKHRe
Co" 308 South ICth ttrtet. Q-M30U _
GARDENS & FARMS TO RENT. T. MURRAY.
R MS40
CLAIRVOYANT.
MltS. I--UITZ. CLAIRVOYANT. 817
U , 1IATIIS , U'l'C.
MADAM 8MITII. 1C1T IIOWARU , MASRAaK ,
Bti-am buths. ' T-M28j 20
MIIS uu. LION , ILICTIUC : MASSAHI : HATH
jurlorsj restful anU curntlve. 411 8 ( Itli.jip.
1'UUSO.VAL.
VIAVI FOIl UTCUINU TIIOUHLKS. SIM 1I3U (
111. ! ! ph > lclan , toosuitutlon or health booh
free ,
MAbBAQKl MMB. 1'PhT , 31 ! > ! 4 S JSTlt.
IU1TURE CURED , PERMANENTLY ; NO
pain : no detention from bLtliiMw ; we ra'ei to
thousands of putlentu cured Call or write
Mill l"Vl m"- " > 1tf" Y"1' T-lr *
Tim on
bulldln's. Omaha
BALDNESS CURED. KS BOARD
MAYiit. auuuuoN.ciiinoroinsT ,
nianlcure. * 00 1'axton lilocl. , illplomn lSS < i.
U 5I3l9 ultt
IZXI'OSITION INVIiSTMl.'NTJJ. FOIl I'l.UAS.
uro nJ prjflt sen 1 I * . Judeon's vvant nils ,
Ci > ur.ll ltluft
SMMY T L.OA.VIUAL ESTATE.
N LOAN & TUUST CO. 815 N. Y. U :
uulcK money at low nilts for choice faim lundj
In Ion a , northern Mleeourl , eastern Nchtutka ,
J.OANS ON IMI'IIOVCD & UNIMl'itOVKD CITY
proper ! } . W I'arnmn Smith U Co. , 1KO F
G Plilt CUNT MONEY ON NU11 & IA. PAIIMH.
V > . II. Melkle , Ut Kat'l Ilk. tldu . Omalm.W4M
_ _ W-4M
MONIY 10 IJDAN AT ijow HATCS THK
O. F , Bavli Co. , 1W5 Farnani HU W 19
TAI1M LOANS , 1 TO IK YIlAIla ; IJOVVUST
in'.tt. Garvln tro ! . , H1J 1'arniuit Ht.
W SJJ
ON OMAHA PItOl'EUTY : LOWEST
loam wanted. Fidelity Tiust Co ,
W JM
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real eitate. Drennirn , Love & Co , I'axton block.
W-493
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMI'ROVCn OMAHA
frontrty , IMsey & Ihomm , S07 1ft Natl lik bid
\ vs
FROM J1M.WL'l * . F. D. WEAU , KUi & Uou.Ui.
W-J97-J19
aioxnv TO I.OA CIIATTIIS ,
TO LOAN. 30. M , M I > AY3 ! FUUNI-
lure , pianos , etc. IMm Oreen , 11. B , liarXfr bin.
X-tOO
MONF.Y TO I/3AN ON FUHNITUUE , 1'IANOS
horses , wngoni , etc. , at lowest rules In iltyj
no removal of gooil.i ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off nl nny time or In at.y
amount. OMAHA MOHTQAaK LOAN CO.
306 So. mil .St.
X 49
nusi.vnss CIIAMKS.
HENT SMALL WAT1J11 1'OWEll MILL.
Cna also handla grain. AilJrcis box K , Lin-
roln , N b. Y-W1-J9
; INVESTED EARNS SO WEEKLY : NO
stock speculation or gold mine Investment : you
cotitiol cripltal ; fifth nuccefsful year ; partlcu-
i rs frep. Chase & Campbell , 12 Union Square ,
New York. Y M267 M2J
Toil KENT , NEW OIIOUND 1'I.OOU : 1'HOTO
callery for sale or rrnl. Address U. II. Stlnwon.
I'awnee City , Neb. Y M180 23
IlESTAtrilANT ruilNITUIlK AND riXTUHES
for snlc ; will sell cheap , II. McCaffrey , Doone ,
lloond county , la. Y MIT4 ll
GOOD LOCATION POU IltlTCHUU SHOP WITH
lea Iwx nnd rarks. Hent 1 very low. Apply
to W. lldruh , 8tl3 N street. South Omaha.
Y-MJ27 ll
i-oit
WANTED , A IIAnnWARK OH IMPLKMF.NT
stock In exchntiRe for stock In n JoliblnR house ;
KOiwl openlnu : making money. oed reasons for
splllnR. Address M 100 , Ilee olllte , Council
Hluft Si M101
TO TOADn. IIOIISH 9 HOOMS. LAIiniJ LOT ,
clear of Incumhrance , Invvti. simile and fruit
trec , northwest imrt of city , nnd cash for
rcildenci property In or near Hnnncom
Place or Weil Fnrnnm st. Call or vnltc 404
Karbnch bkck. Z M281 23
KOIl SALIC IlHAl. I2STATK.
SNAP. ON 18TH ST. , NEAR DODGE. 45XC6
feet , J2.700 John N. Frenzcr , opp P. O.
RE MCSS
HOUSES , IJ3TS. FARMS , LANDS. IOANH.
Geo. P. Bcnils Real Estate Co. Paxton IJloolC.
RE S02
GREAT BARGAINS IN HOUSES AND LOTS
In any nnd every part of the city , north , east ,
eouth nnd west , ranging from Jo50 to IS 000 or
$ G 000 and upwards. Any terms desired liemls.
I'axton block. RE J75
BARGAIN , ONLY { 500 00 FOR LARGE I.OT. ON
glade , at 23lh avenue and Corby ttre-t. Gar-
vln Bros. , 1013 Farnam street. RE MC33
Ly\RQE LOT WITH ONE 4-ROOM HOUSE AND
one 5-room house , one ml. south P. O , Jl C30 ;
a bargain. F. D. Wead , ICth and Douglas
RE SOS 23
KOUNTZE PLACE BARGAINS , J2.EOO , J3.7M TO
: cDOO , t.co photos at ICth and Farnum ; Morse
Bids. J. J. Gibson , 511 First Nat. Bank Bldf
RE COl
6-R. HOUSE , CITY WATER , ABOUT 0 BLOCKS
from U. P. Depot , for Immediate sale , JS5000 ,
F. D. WeaiJ , ICth nnd Douglas. RE 207 23
FOR SALE , LARGE LOT "WITH TWO HOUSES
cnn sell one or both ; the rent of one house
pays Interest on the whole Investment ; a bargain -
gain If sold at once ; terms easy to right party.
Address L 20. Bee olllce. RE 213 20
FINB RESIDENCE. MOST DF.SIRABLE LO-
catlon , north of Hanscom pirk.
S-room house north with all wutrr conv. and
full lot. J1.600.
Oooil lot with old house , near Hnnscom park
for J550. F. U. WEAD , 16th and Douglas
11E-MS-25
TWO NICE FIVE-ROOM HOUSES , WITH 52x
1J1 fert of ground will be sold at auction ,
Saturday. 3 p. m. May 22 , nt 2SI3-1S1 ! Douglas
street. McCague Invettment compTny.
JIE M30S 21
MIOOM CO1TAGE AND LARGE IJDT. AT
half the value. 1S12 North 21st. RE M307
FOR SALE , I'VE GOT 10 FIN ? : HOUSES UP
near Hanyrom pnik ; l'\r got n few In other
illrectUns ; I've get thp most beautiful residence
lot. one block from Hanscom paik , J.'OOO ;
corner near i > aik. 100\H3. JWO ; line building
lots near park , JJOO to Jl.COO ; cottage home ,
J7SO , new house ami full lot , near Hanscnm
purl ; , SLriO ) , monthly pnjmcnts ; S-in.im huitse
and nloo lot. only JiOO ; I have ( ho finest resi
lience ooiner , 130x1 0 , tint lies out of doors
the finest view In th" whole Hty , ICO-acre
rli-ir furm for Omaha prnpeity , Brlni ? In jour
tnultlfs ; I cnn get you i-omethlng for them.
Dc.n't be rolslfd ; ! onk out for higher values
Lymali Waterman , S22 N , Y. Life llldg.
RE M30J 21
LOST.
LOST. A litlNCU Ol' ' KCYS. RETURN TO
Bee Olllce. Loit 273-21"
LOST , POCKET BOOK CONTAININO NOTES
nnil German army papera Itenard for UH re
turn to .Fritz Mueller , 1724 Vlnton
LOS r 209 20
MIOUT1IAM ) AM >
A. C. VAN SANT'a SCHOOL. CIS N , Y. M
60)
AT OMAHA BUS rOLLEGE. ICTH & DOUGLAS
cry.
flIIJMC , AIIT AM ) I.AIVGUAGK.
aKOROE F. niSLLENBECK. BANJO , MANDO.
Ilu und t-ultar t ucher. 1S07 Farnara street.
Tel ) .
MC1IT .SCIIOOI , .
LATJN , OREEIC. ENGLIhH ; ALL BRANCHES
of mathcmitlcs and hookkeiplnu taught at
night by graduate of Tmonto imlvetelty. L. A.
\Vell oed , 623 N 21t Urtct.M2I3 2"
FOR III.NTIIOTIJI.S. :
HOTEL FOR RENT OF 50 ROOMH. AMES AVE
nnd 2llh st. , opposite rxpojltlon grounds ; almost
now , rent ivatonable. Bemle , I'axton bllt.
IMIOTO-KMiKAVI.Va.
WIS MAKE 1'INE HALI'-TONKS. ZINC ETCH-
lags. embOKsliu ; died , trl-color plale or uny-
thins in up-io-datB engraving. We cuarantt-e
time , quality and normunxhlp. Womnn'M
Weekly , Nineteenth nnd Farimm.
Farimm.M34J
M34J June II
FDH.MTIJIIH I'ACKKI ) .
M. 3. WAUilN , FURNITURE PACKINO. UP-
bolstering , repairing , ir.atlreas. ( eatlun renovat.
ed ; prices nduceii , lei. jwi. till Cumlnr.
OFVIUK.
AMERICAN AND GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
bureau. li : < Dodsc. Telephone , S7BM5C3
-M5C3 Jrll
I'MNA.NCIAL.
INB.POUCIES 11OUQHT , W. r. JJO1J5EN
505
1'A.S'l UUAGIS.
HORSES ONLY. BOARD FENCES , L
water. A. W. Phelps Bon. 107 N. Y. Life.
. 5C1 Il
II. UAROWITZ LOANS MONEY , 418 N , It ST.
MI
FOR NATURAL , STONED-WALKS , TKU 491 OH
tend postal to A. Stutter , 330 Board Trade ,
. -M731 JuneS *
SAWED NATI'RAL " - ARTIFICIAL.
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TRAMPS RAID THE STATION
Three of Them Ransack the Place , but Find
Little of Value ,
HOBOES HAVE MERRY TIME AT NORTH BEND
l.uol the Union Pnrlflc Depot. Slioot
lit tlir Airritt nnil l.oeU the
Tumi Mnriluil lit the
I'rt'lfi-ut lloiinr.
AccordlnK to n precedent of several years'
standing , which lias been connrmeil almost
ovnry euccrtalvo season , It Is In the sprlug-
tlmo that the tlioiiRhts ot the railway uuper-
Intomlpnts and detectives reluctantly turn
toward the genita hobo and the best means
of rlddlni ; the railroads of the name. This
nprlng la no exception to the rule previously
established. Tlio tramps arc bobbing up
serenely along nearly all the Nebraska rail
way lines nnd causing no little trouble to
the operating department * ) of thcso roads.
As the metropolitan specimen Is fond of
marking the housro where ho has been most
hospitably entertained , BO the pralrlo hobo
draJRuates the particular road which he and
his brother tramps may best visit during a
particular season. Last year the Oinahi roiil
was the ono selected , and Superintendent
Javned had his hands full of trouble , the
congregation of tramps at Ulilr and Calhoun
being especially annoying. This HTOSOII the
hoboM ha\o picked out the IJnloa 1'aelflc ,
and they are swarming along the "Overland
Houto" In great numbers. Said Super-
Intondrnt Canada of the Union I'aclflo'fi spe
cial service depaitment to a Ilee re
porter jcstcrday : "These tramtM are
springing up AS thick as Juno bugs all along
the line. I don't know just what we'll do
with them , but we'll omleavor to rid our
selves of them In Bomo wny. "
There have been frciiucnt cases ot trouble
reported from stations along the line durlni ;
the past week , but tlio Iraldcst wet It of the
tramps occurred yesterday at North Hcnd
shortly after 2 a. m. Night Operator
Pargeter was sitting at his Instrument tcrt > -
graphliig when three masked men suddenly
made their appearance before him. They de
manded all the valuables In tlio place and
added If they couldn't get valuables they
would accept anything they could got. The
operator's efforts to convince them that there
was nothing of value about tlio place proved
fruitless. The visitors became highly Indig
nant at their cold reception nnd began shootIng -
Ing their revolvers In a reckless manner.
The operator says that two bullets came
dangerously close to him , one even grazing
his Up , being tinned aside by a button.
Dick Street , the town marshal , heard the
shooting and nppcoicd on the- scene , but the
tramps didn't take a fancy to his appearance ,
so they Just compelled him to go within the
ft eight depot and when ho had entered they
made sure of his capture by locking the door.
Then the tiamps ransacked the place. So
far as Is known nothing of any value was
taken.
It Is believed that the tramps arc of the
came gang that broke up a freight train at
nikhorn Wednesday by se'tlng the alr-brakcs
They left nikhorn on fi eight train No 17 ,
and arrived nt North Bend at 1 o'clock jes-
torday morning. They spent an hour looking
about the town for trouble , and not finding It
lying about loose , they made the raid on the
station.
Threa men were later arrested at Schuyler
on suspicion of having been connected with
the North Bend affair. They admit that
they siw the operator assaulted , but deny
that they participated. The operator and town
marshal have left North llcntl for Schujler
to Identify the prisoners. Although the
tramps were masked It Is thought that they
can bo Identified.
I'ASSUftGBIl AC.nVI'S HCOIlGAMZn.
New Agreement Ailoiiteil AVIilch IK In
Aeeoril v\llh I < jtt\ .
The "low Joints" are again. The honorable
organization was resurrected yesterday after
noon from the oblivion Into which It was cast
by the _ supreme court decision against the
Transmlsslsslppl Freight Rate committee , at
a meeting of the city passenger and ticket
agents of Omaha and Council Bluffs at the
old quarters In the United States bank
building , this city. J. B. Hejnolda , city
passenger agent of the Burlington , was
chosen temporary chairman. The election of
a secretary , which will bo a salaried omce ,
was deferred until the ne\t meeting. The
local agreement , prepared by Chairman Caldwell -
well of the Wcstcin Passenger association
was adopted without dissent. The meeting
then adjourned until Monday morning next
at 9 o'clock.
The new agreement is practically the old
ono remodeled so as torallow the association
to come within the scope of the law. In
the new agreement the secretary , who will
really be the head of the local association ,
Is given wider authority than heretofore en
joyed by that official. The secretary will
now bo able to flic a complaint with the as
sociation against any road violating the local
agreement. He will have power to prosecute
the offending road without leferrlng the mat
ter to the Western Passenger association , and
asking that a special agent bo sent out to
try the case. It Is generally understood that
James W. Munn. the popular assistant gen
eral passenger agent of the Elkhorn , will
bo again offered the position of secretary.
GILAVHL ICOH tllSKKKKSON SQUARU.
Union 1'aellle Donatex Six CnrloailH
to the ( Uty.
The Union Pacific has Just donated six
carloads of Shciman gravel to the city of
Omaha , to be used In making now walks in
Jefferson square , j.'our carloads have
already been delivered hero and the other
two are now enrouto. This granite gravel Is
taken from the gravel pits at Sherman , AVyo. ,
on the hill where the "Overland Jlouto"
crosses the Ilockles. The gravel 'is almost
wholly 9f rock and Is said to be the best
found anywhere In this country. The
Union Pacific has during the past few ycar
used great quantities of the Sherman gravel
for Improving Its , roadbed and for making
floors of car uhops and freight depots. It
makes a hard pavement and Improvcu with
Increased tralllc across it. It Is found ( o
bo much Jnoro durable ) for flooring than
wood.
Tiy | All Want Them ,
"Ono has no Idea of the popularity of
the handsome Eomonlra ot the 'Overland
Limited' recently Issued , " said Cashier Dar-
low ot the Union Pacific passenger depart
ment to a Bee reporter. "Every mall brings
In a stack of applications , and the requests
on my desk now measure a couple of feet
In height , Wo couldn't begin to answer
all the demands. Railroad men from all
over the country have been Bonding In for
tliom , and wo liavo received some line com
pliments on the work. General I'aesengcr
Agent Smith of the Like Shore , wno was
In the city tlio other day , said the souvenir
of the Union Pacific's 'Overland Limited' was
ono of the finest plecea of railway advertising
ho had ever seen , " ,
N MV Mjle of Kolder.
The pasaenger department of the B , & M.
has just put out what Is probably the most
complete , convenient and best arranged
folder of tlrno tables and general Information
ever issued by an Omaha railroad. It con
sists of forty-four pages , and the tlmo of
all possible connections la clearly given ,
Bold-faced typo Is u&ed throughout for the
tlmo of trains , and an Indoi to all statlonn
on the Burlington toute is found in the
front.
Doubt tlit' Iteiiorteil
Railroad officials In tills city do not gen.
orally believe the statement of a local paper
that W , II , Newman will soon leave the
Great Northern. R. R. Ritchie , who Is well
acquainted with Mr. New man cald yester
day : "That's nons to nio , and I have juut
coma from Chicago. I was will a number
of Mr. Newman'a closeat friends and they
knew nothing of the matter. I also metA
A11ll . AI ANY KNOWN MAKK
ent rrepalj nnjwlic-rc.
Hend olntnp for lint and particulars.
DICYCU SMJIHC IXClUSOr , 26 West DVnf , N. V
Mrs. Newman , and she did not nlludc to any
such change. It may bo so , but I doubt It. "
nnllvrny Notes nnil I'crionnls.
The general offices of the Nickel TlMo
road will bo mo > td from Cleveland to Chicago
cage at an early date.
II. W. Austin , assistant general pwenger
agent of the Northern 1'Jctflc at St. Paul ,
h s been appointed canislant general passen
ger agent ot the Baltimore & Ohio , with
headquarters at Chicago.
The date for the sale of tickets to the meet
ing of the National Educational n-voclJtlon
nt Milwaukee , July 0-9 , for this territory are
July 3 , 4 nad 5willy August 31 as the final
return limit. The- rate is one faro plus $2
for the round trip.
The Burlington has Just Issued an attractive
tractive- booklet for the Iowa Christian Kn-
dcavorers , who will UPO the Burlington route
to Denver It Is announced that the rendez
vous will bo at the Union depot hi this city ,
Wednesday , June 30 , at C o'clock p. m. A
special train of tourist sleepera will loavu for
the San Trancisco convention at that time
The- Kansas City , Fort Scott & Memphis
railroad has announced that it would here
after disregard the rule of Southwestern
Trafllc association forbidding the Inspection ,
weighing and sacking in transit of grain at
Kansas City , destined for points In Texas
and the southwest. As soon as this notice
was kaucd the Katy and the Plttsburg &
Gulf followed by giving similar notice
Kor the following occasion western roids
liftvo agreed to make a rate of ono and one-
third legulnr fate for the round trip Kreo
Mason's convention , Lincoln , June 14-18 ; Ne
braska druggists' convention , Plattmuouth ,
Juno 7-9 ; meeting of Uniform Rank , Knights
ot Pythias , Lincoln , May 25. For Iho Lin
coln race meeting , Juno 14-10 , the rallnnds
will grant n rate ot one faro for the round
ti Ip from till points within 1GO tulles of Lin
coln.
Additional evidence that traffic matters
generally are gradually Improving Is found
in the following statement of gross railroad
earnings for 1S97 for the second week of May
compared with 169C. Canadian Pacific $ l4t- !
000 , increase $42,000 ; International & Great
Northern ? 52,7C1 , increase $5,145 ; Kansas
City , Plttsburg & Gulf $43,098 , Increase $29.-
C95 , Mexican Central $253,9S2 , Increase $74-
231 ; Minneapolis & St. Louis $32,33.3 , In
crease $ l,09ti ; Movlc-in National 124-19S , in
crcaso J3S.542 ; Missouri , Kansax & Texas
$190,481. Increase $29.480 ; Rio Grande Wtnt-
ern $47.800 , Increase $900 ; St. Paul $321,381 ,
Increase $14,948 ; Wisconsin Central $82,039 , ,
decrease $8,420.
> lore C'irntl > e iimcr
Is contained in a bottle of Hood's Sarsa <
parllla than in any other similar preparation.
It costs the proprietor and manufacturer
more It costs the Jobber inoro and it Is
worth more to the consumer. It has a rec
ord of cures unknown to any other prepara
tion. It Is the best to buy because It is
the Ono True Blood Purifier.
Hood's Pills nro tbo best family cathartic
aid Hvir medicine. Gentle , reliable , sure.
OVUIM.OOIC o.\n HUT.
Visit Suhotiriil > ' IloiiMe , hut KM 11 to
Kind ViiIiiuhlfH.
A burglar visited the residence of W.
Schourub , COS North Twentieth street ,
Wednesday night and secured $1.50 In money.
He overlooked a valuable gold watch.
Entrance was effected through a window
In the kitchen. Fiom hero the midnight vis
itor went to Mrs. Schourub's bedroom. He
passed by a watch Ijlng on a chair near the
bed and went directly to tlie dresser. He ex-
tracetd the money from a pocketbook ,
leaving the. latter. He appaiently then left
the house through the back door , which was
found open In the morning. Mrs. Schourub
believes that the burglar saw her daughter
putting the money in the pocketbook at night
just before going to bed. He could have done
this by taking a stan3 on the roof of a shed
In the rear of the hoise.
A burglary occur'ej ' Wednesday at the gro
cery store ot D. Gro's , 1125 North Twenty-
fourth street. The thieves tore off the blinds
from a rear window and climbed through a
broken pane into the otore. They took a
quantity of stock. Yesterday several boxes
of cigars and some tobacco were found
stored away beneath a pile of telegraph poles
near Twenty-third and Izard streets.
1'HOIIAI' IJUIVKN OUT IJY FIRE.
Hufllilcucc DcMtroyeil nt nil Knrly
Hour TIilN Mornliu ? .
A blaze which started a few minutes betore
1 o'clock yesterday morning completely
destroyed the residence of Frank Pi dial ,
1312 Gnrfleld avenue , together with
Its contents. The flro also com
municated to an adjoining dwelling
at 1310 Garfield avenue , owned by Mrs. Mary
Prchal , aud damaged this to some extent.
The loss on the first Louse was about $1,200
and on the other about $125. Both are fully
Insured.
It Is believed that the first was caused by
the explosion of a lighted night lamp in
the residence ot Frank Prchal. Prchal and
his wife were awakened before the flro had
attained much headway , but they became
confused. In her efforts to get away Mrs.
Prchal mistook a door and went into a closet.
The door closed and tlio woman found herself
sectiiely Imprisoned. The woman Kcreamcd
lustily and her husband went to her res
cue. To get her out hs was compelled to
break a glass In the door. In doing this he
u talned a severe cut upon ono of his wrists
and his hand was badly scratched.
1)IHMUIJHI.Y IIO ( LSI ; IS RAIDED.
Toiir AVoincn Arrested nml Tukcii to
Jnll.
The police Wednesday raided a house on
Fourteenth , between Howard and Jackhon
streets , and arrested four women on the
charge of being inmates ot a dlsoiderly
house. Tlio parties were Joslo Williams ,
Pearl Jackson , Annlo Right and Allco Smith ,
Three of the women allege that they tm-
tered the house for the purpose of getting In
out of tin' rain.
The housu Is the residence of "Plunk"
Henderson. All the occupants , Including
the women , weru colored. The police have
received a number of complaints about the
place to the effect that It was a Ihloves'
den , to which victims are enticed , A trav
eling man alleges that a couple of nights
ago liu was Induced to go to the house and
spend the night. He was awakened , and
raised lily head just in tlmo to BOO a negro
crawling from under the bed toward bis
clothing. It IK said that a number of In
stances of this character , which In police
parlance are known as 'badger acts , " have
occurred at the house at late.
DAVI.S TH1I5S THE IJV.SANH
Prefer * the AHylniu to the Slate I'ttnl-
tfiitlnry.
Charl Davis , the leader of the notorious
"Davis gang" of thlevts , who has been
confined In the county jail for several weeks ,
Is feigning Insanity , He lies on a cot In tbo
hallway of the east wing of tbo jail and
stares about him. He makes no reply to
questions and lies perfectly motionless when
any person la about. Ills method In about
the same as that of "NItk" Vox. the wife
murderer , who feigned Insanity for months
and only ceased after he bad been convicted
of murder in the second degree , largely on
the testimony of Dr. Tllden , who Insisted
all along that Fox was only feigning , Not
until ho un.i on the road to tbo penitentiary
did Fox admit that he had been shamming.
County Ph > slclan Heiccr pronounces Davis
a humbug , but the prisoner keeps up hia
shamming.
The charges against Davln are numerous
enough to give him a long sentence in the
penitentiary and the county authorities are
satisfied that ho IK shamming Insanity to
avoid belli ) ; tried ,
Look Over Tliclr Kuture
Members of the eighth grade of the Lake
Bchool , accompanied by their teacher , Airs.
Carlisle , visited the High Hchool ycnterday
afternoon. They were Hliown ttbout the
building unil introduced to Iho puplla. The
mcniljum ot Oils clam * , Home Mlxty In num
ber , will enter the Hl li school next full.
After leaving the High ochool the young
men nnd women visited the urt exhibit In
the city liall , vvhete they remained during
the i eiiiHlnU-T ot the ufternoon.
No honest dealer will try to tell what ho
knowb the customer did not order and does
not want. Substitution thrives for a time ,
but ID the loili run It goes to the wall ,
Smiling Faces
Sweet Greetings that
Keep the Home
Happy.
It Is Hard to Smile When the
Body Is Racked With
Pain.
It's Imnl to smllo when the buck Is nchtnff ,
the hend throbbing , and the body Is full of
pain. The thing to iU > N to rid yourself nf tli
nchct nnd pnln-i , nnd Mun-
von will help > ou do It
The Mutiynn Honifo-
pnthlo Homo
Kcmcdle * . muds
tip of dlscoverle *
nnd cotnblnatlont
In medicine , nro
vcrttnblo boon to
mankind , Th
world is rnpidljr
being converted
by truth nnd evi
dence , nnd soon
the Munyon
pcuoolotnicdlcino
will be accepted
and rccotrnltcd nit
the onlv school
tnftt M snfo nnd sure. Hero's proof. Will you
Mud/It ?
N. A. Smith , 203 "Washington Avenue ,
Sndnlla , Mo. , says : " I have been nf-
lllcted with kldnny trouble for tlio last
thirty years. My niirfeilngs wore something -
thing terrible , nnd part ot the tlmo I
WOT conHnoil to my bed. I tried almost
everything that vvns reconunondod , but
never found nnythtiiK that renvo mo any
relief until I used Mirnyon's Kidney Curo.
Thrco bottles cured mo completely. My
release from suffering has been BO complete -
ploto that I feel llko n young man. "
Mtinvon lini n ftepnr.ito euro for cnchillirnR *
For sale bv druggists , mostly 55 cents n bottle
If In doubt write to Profc or JIunyon at
Philadelphia , l'a.iiiul get medical udvlco free.
MOORES WORKING FULL TIME
Long Line of Oallora A wait His Arrival at
tbo Oflico Each Day.
NEW MAYOR LOOKING AFTER CITY AFFAIRS
Many Ciniilliliitffi for tlie Ponltloiis )
tlmt Are .Still li-ft to He I'lir-
| culcil Out \ > y the Ultj'n ,
Mayor Moorce is spcnillng as many hours
in his ofllce as any other employe ot Iho
city , and between attending to the regular
routine of hla office and receiving people who
arc Interested in the remaining appolutlvo
offices , his tlmo is fully occupied. Hla ofHco
was well filled with callers before 3 o'clock
yesterday and the line waa unbroken
until noon. The principal offices which are
to be filled by Juno 1 are supcilntendout o <
city hall , gas Inspector , weights and meas
ures Inspector , license Inspector and special
agent. The Advisory board will designate
the Inspector of contagious dlscasci , meat
Inspector and milk Inspector and the jani
tors. Elevator men aud other ( jubonltuato
emplojca of the city hall are also to be ap
pointed.
No slate has jet been determined on , but
there are a number of candidates who are
reasonably dertaln of getting what they are
after. J. T. MoVittle will probably bo ap
pointed license Inspector.
The next Inspector of weights and nieas-
uics has not been decided on , but ho will
probably bo a colored man. There Is also
a good deal of uncertainty as to what will
be done In regard to the buperlutendency of
the -city hall. George II. Hess is making an
actlvo fight for the job , but ho has several
difficulties , la his way. A number of thel
councllmen assert that Hess fought at least
two of the republican councllmanlc candi
dates at the election , and If be should bo ap
pointed there will certainly bo a fight against
his coollrrudtiou ,
U Is the understanding that Milk Inspector
Uoyd will be rcappoliited. Boyd Is an old
soldier and has been a very cucrgotlc ofllclal.
Dr. Young , the present moat Inspector and
veterinarian , has a competitor In Dr. Kamac-
clottl , and the Job evidently lies between
them. Aa previously stated , Dr. Ralph 'will
succeed Dr. Towne as inspector of contagious
diseases unless there Is a change In tlio pres
ent program ,
There Is home talk of abolishing the office
of special agent for the legal department ,
but whether It will be done or not has not
been decided.
Ono of the liveliest contests Is for the Job
of street commissioner under the now Hoard
of Public Works.V. . H , Rlbourn , Leroy Fur-
nas and J. II. Beverly are the principal can
didate. H. B. Carter will bi > asulitant Inspector
specter of buildings and Charing Hail may
remain as cleric of that department. The ro-
raalnlng places , Including the employes of tlio
city ball building and the various poqltlonrf
under the IJoatd of 1'iibllo Works , are anx
iously regarded by any number of candi
date ? . But these roust wait until the moro
Important places are distributed and no BC'VJ-
tlonB have yet been made for these posi
tions.
niAVoit is AJ.AIMIII > ,
Itt'dirilH tlio Ilronlrli Suit nx an I'ffort
< o Aiiuoy Him.
The fftct that ex-Major Broatch had filed
quo warranto proceedings In the supreme
court was accepted by Mayor Mooros without
apparent disquietude. When asked what
course he propo i'd to puisuo Mayor Moorca
said that that was a matter which i cited
largely with his attomoss , I'prsotmlly , ha
regarded the suit as merely an effort to annoy
him and ho did nut o.\icct | any eerlous re
sult. Ho had been too busy to take tlie mat
ter up with | IH ! attorneys , but did not antici
pate any difficulty In knocking his opponent *
out of court If the case ever came to trial.
City Attorney Council , John C. Wlmrton.
nnd Charles J , Oreeno will re-present Mayor
Moorea nnd the city. Mr. Council nald that
ho was not sufficiently familiar with the
allegations to nay exactly what Iho answer
would he. Ho did not know whether an ap
plication would he inailii to have the cas
cent back to tha district court on not. There
was where It properly belonged , for If the
case came to tilal , there would undoubtedly
bo a great deal of evldcnco offered with
which the supreme court would not bu likely
to want to take up Ua tlmo. If the case were
not remanded to thu district court , a rcferao
would probably ho designated before whom
the evidence would be Introduced ,
nHTTItVfi V AM I I.I AIL WITH WOIUC.
New MviulterN ol Iloiirtl ot 1'iiMlo
WorkN Tnkn Hold.
The Board of Public Worka met WednesJay
afternoon , but took no action except to con
tinue the old employee * unlil further notice.
The board mot again yesterday , hut a
the members of the old fcoaril did not have
their schedules ready to ( urn over , an ad
journment was taken subject lo the call of
the clinlnnmi.
City Knglncr Hosewater and Secretary Co-
burn spent yesterday In completing o llat
of tbo employe * and In famlllarUIng them-
uolvos with the work that was hrfng done.
As loon as the now board U sulllcleiitly fu-
inlllar with Iho situation to act Intelligently
the force will probably bo reorganised to
fiomo extent. While no official utatement
IIP * been made of the policy of the now boarJ
In this direction , it is pretty generally un
ilemtood that the men who have been drawIng -
Ing tliclr salaries from tha city for perform
ing political work will bo replaced by men
who are willing lo earn their salaries In a
legitimate manner. The fact that the curb-
! DK , guttering and cleaning fund Is nearly
uxhaiutfil will neccfcsltalu cutting the force
In the street department to a minimum.