Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : .TUESDAY , JTJXE 8. 1S97.
SPECIAL NOTICES
AdiertUemcnt * for the e column *
Trill be taken until 12 tn. ( or the
ermine and nntll 1 p. tn. for Hie
nomine and Sunday edition * .
ArttertUer * . by re i ie tlnR n nnm-
1 > r > reil chcclt. can lia e nnoirer * d-I
< lre rd to n numbered letter In care
< f Tbe lire. An * rer o nd lre ed
rrlll be delivered on presentation of
the check onli.
Itale , 1 1-Se a irord flrnt ln ertloni
1e n irord thereafter. > ntbln r laUen
for len than USc for Ibe flrM ln cr-
tlon. IhcKe adi erllienientu mut be
run coimeeullt ely.
SlTfATIOS WAXTiil.
TOl'NfJ L.U > T STENOGRAPHER WANTS !
Mtkm. Object , practice mure than * iary M
1 * Bee- A-MK7
A HKAI.THT WET STRflK W13HRS A POS1-
t * n. X SyuUi ath rl . room . A MUB If
VVA.NTHD SIALi : HIM.P.
A FEW ENBIUJETIC. HI'STLINO MEN CAN
find Meaiiy. pronUM * work with C K Adam !
Co. U4 Ss. l lh SL B * *
MEN WASTnD TO LBAn.V nAIlIIEn TTtADE.
only re j lres two months' yractlce by our § >
trra to wure t * IIk > n . wares nJ ei [ rienee
Satardayi In dty bet > s whl > leirrrtnc. es-
antlnatl'n * under etp rti > tools ctT n students
catakwe ro lpil | Iree Moltr's lUrt T Sehool
ff go. Clark St. Chlearu. P-Ma f
SAL.B MEN SELL TO DEALEP.S
c.h and ses experience unneces-
1-rite MfR Co. . Mlnne-
Mlnn. u-Mr 1'
CAN O1VB GOOD IXDSIT1ON TO niOIIT PAISTT
U [ > ii lH\eetn > ent ot two to fl\e tnou aBd cash.
Investment well secured , Knsrante > l Jvld aJ
not le" U ti 11 p r cent. Address M It l > * e
B TSS 11 * |
WANTED EXPEHIr XCED SHIRT ANt' ' OfcP. - '
all makers to corre to I > en\er steady wont , i
T. J. UnJerhllU Denver Colo. n MS-S * i
WANTED TO HUT PIXTT YARDS OP GOOD
neeorxl hand Infrrsln eairprt. AUdrera lsk Hos ,
T. J. UnltrhllU D-nver. Cole B-SICI
WANTED. AT ONCE. FIIIST-CT.A5S
rl ce smith for new and repair work. te dy
work. Addreu St. Jo IJnsBT Co. . St Jcwepn.
Mo. D-MgT
WANTED. niTSIClAN TO TRAVEL. WITH
medical comiany. rou t have lu-en-e for Ne
t.nuka , and be a rood offlce worker. Imme
diately. Hate se and exlwrienc *
M 3. IJee office.
AVAYTKn PKMAI.K
1M GIRLS FOR ALL. KINDS WORK W TO
ft week. Canadian office IXi
WANTED. A TEACHER TO ENGAGE WITH A
reliable houie durlni ; her vacation permanent
If Mtlsfactorr. Address M t Dee
C-MTM
LADT AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS FOR SOAP
polish. J. J. Glbton. iH First Nafl Ilank
C J1H7
WANTED. TOtNG GIRL. TO WASH DISHES
n < S care for Uabr1111 SUh St. . Souih fimaha.
C-KS :
WANTED. CASHIER AND STENOGRAPHER.
zsUFt b * flrst cla R. Address In on & hand
writlnc. ( rivlne rtftrences nnd eiperlence. sal
ary. J4 per month. Addrest M X. thiii offlce.
c-nc f
FOR
HOUSES IN AL.L , PARTS OF THE CITY THE
O K Davis Company. ISyS Famam , D < S3
HOUSES. BENEWA & CO. . 16S N. CTHD
D * M
MODEnN HOUSES. C. A. STARR.9S N T.LIFE
D < 35
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVEK
th rtty , JJ to XA. Fliellty , 17K "amam SL
D C35
HOGSES. 'WALLACE. JIROIVN ULOCK. 1STH
and Douglas. D aT
HOUSE ? . COTTAGES & STORES ALL PARTS
\ ot rtty. Ereiman , Lave Co. . < 30 Paxtca block.
EX " D-CS
MOVINO HOUSEHOLD" GOODS AND PIANOS.
Ojn. Van S. Storage Co. . Hli Farnam. TeL 1S39
D 39
LAT.GK LIST. McCAGUE. 1TTH AND DOr > GE.
D 4B
HOUSES. FLATS. GARVIN BROS 16B FAHNAM
. D Wl
IIOlTSrs FOR RENT. BEM1S. PAXTON BLK.
D Ml
TURKINGTON. C& BEC BUILDING
D C43
STANFORD CIRCLE COTTAGES. { ROOMS -
all modem. Apply iC4 Bee BWS. -
6-ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE K99
ilT
10-ROOM FLAT. DOUGLAS. NEAR IITII. HOD-
em. Fleam heat ; alto i-roorai at :15 So llth.
In < ] tilre Uoiuln. 316 S Itlh. D 51 ?
HOUSES. J. IL SHERWOOD. 43 N. Y LIFE.
D Min
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FOR RENT. MODERN 10-ROOM HOUSE AN11
bam In fine repair anl pleasantly 'ccated. J
W. RoUilns. ater.t. 1S6I Farnam rtreet.
rtreet.D
D M4&J
FUItNISHUD HOUSE OF Ii ROOMS. EVERT
con il ice. larjte lawn ana a c vj stable and
carrlaec houte. to a detlrable ttoact will rent
for tbe summer Mason or lancer , poiseulcn
irtven Junn I Inquire on premises. Jill Emmett -
mett St. . Kountu Place- D C54 7
IMlOOil BLEGNTLT n.NlSHED MODERN
brick house. No. : < ll Can. Men
-n m mod m boure at 'IT North l ti. 518.
i-roon > nwdetn flat. 7li S * . Itth. tlT.M.
t-ruom hPtise , 11TS N. Kth. IM. Apply to W. B.
llclkle. room W4 1st Nal'l Bk nvig p 13CS
ASIX - ROOM MODERN COTTAGE ; FUR-
clsbed cr u&Iurnlihed. Its South Jfrth.
U 11741
MODERN 19-ROOM HOt'Sft IN GOOD CON
ditlen ; very ehup. SC Davenport t-
tD
D TB :
FOR RENT-
Cool -rnonj house , centrally located , ftrnlsjed.
until --cpItrnWr 1. I41M
5-meni rettace wly paerej and palntej
t , SK , Cor. 1Mb and Pacific streets.
Snmll rtoreronra ill1Farnam ttreet , SS.M.
" rixno auff fint-clata coBdUlon. Kd nj Pop-
pleten. JS.M.
ruiuff. tnolern. mt Howarl rtreet ,
POTTER * OKOHGE COMPANV.
S. % ; ' . Cor. } Cth and Famam Sis.
D-MM7 t
FIVK OR THREE ROOMS , fli FARNAM ST
D * < IS'
T-noOM MODERN HOUSE. U N 1TH ST
D-MKil ! *
-ROOM HOUSE. WITH ALL MODRRX ! * !
pn emrau StJ and Psdnr. Inquire 3 II
Evans. Nat'I HsnTc of Commerce
Ktiit in\Triii.Msiiin ! KOOJIS.
BT11.VSI HE.VTBD ROOMS. TEJ.EPHONE AND
all c n enleaces rate * leasonabie. l undt reftl
dwx-r. : t ! Bo , rtS ) St. E 4i
ROOMS. FINE i-AWN AND PORCHKS. *
Hamey. E-M49 Jit *
PURNISHBD ROOMS. I l DOUGLAS.
E M74I I *
CHOin : ROOMS , FfRNlSlIED OR t'NFflt.
board or buutrkrepuic 917
NICELY PITINIHHED KltONT ROOMS WITII
c MS4 ;
J-I'IIMMIHI ) ROOMS AVU IIOAUU.
J 1CE COOL ItOOMS. GOOD UOARD. RATES
e. TtK lt. . * . MM Harrwy. r TSJ
UTOPIA. ITU IXAVKNrOBT. r-ta ;
ROOMS. WITH HOARD ET.
Jit Sjulh Vth r-M74 ! r
FROKT ALCOVK sriTE ANE
atber rowai Mtrr J = = M. at 1 and K4 Sa
JUb 6 * . l
BAY HOARDERS. U-W. WITH HOOil n
\ > * I'rA I'&raara. f--M > 7 * >
THK ALBANY. SUNNY ROOMS. FLVK LOCA
lion , with ucrlUol taUe , traa4 Hi aecoauae-
dateO. ! HI Douxlas. F-H4 ]
MODERN BRICK nOOMS AND UOARD KM
wees : tl > N K'.h. F-MtM
_
FOIl HEATt" > KiU.Mi > Hin ItOOMS.
3 KOOMB. WATER , SUWER. JS. K * N
OTM Jrl'
rou
FOR RENT. THE t-STORY nRICK BUILDINf
at tU Famam St. Tbls bulldlnc hu a ftrtjut
ctmtct Utxmtat ccmj > lrte rtram fceatlmr fu
tures. naur on all fioen. pai etc. Apply a
th * dOe * of Tbe Be * . I tit
DESK P.'XJM 1ST FLrtCR. II
SauU llth. bttmtc Farum tad OtuiUfc
I-JiiO t *
WANTED. AOKffTS. J7 PBR MONTH ANT )
etj a pM arttre en U rlrht. coott * oM
by rmpl only , sample * also borre sjtd car
rtairf rnHh l tnt. Addr * Jebber. B , BBS ,
IVotoa. Mara. J 647
WANTED LIVE AOKNTS. KXPERIENCKD OR
nn p rte 'ie l ( rood ftf til Rams * Nock
rail ffore a. m. J-M1T1 f
WANTKO. MKN AND WOMEN AOBNTS TO
rtftt eut tke Bankers' Oonranty Ftn4 LUe
aw'm. > i | or xMrtM Ttoaat 44 e Mde.
Oraah * . Neb. J Mtf U
PACIFIC KTORAGK AND WAREHOUSE CO .
Jones. Generil tor c and funrrdln
OM VAN & STORAGE. HIS FARNAM. TKU 1K
M Mi
\V.\ATBIJTO
A. FERKR. OREAT WK8TERN WHOLBPALK
and retail Ju.V , < ter. remored from lit ? ooth
Tefitfa t ElS I > chL > street. N M7S4
I WILL TAKK A KBW CKRTIFICATfS OF
the Omaha Savlnc * bank nl German Savings
bank at market rate . AiMrrri M t7 H
N M l l
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WANTED. IMMEDIATELY SOME SOD AT W ?
N 1Mb St. N MI7I I
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FOR SLHKt'H.MTUUK.
AUCTION HOUSEHOLD GOODS. NEW
eranlte and tlnwai > < rtll l rlnuchtered
J\edneday , June . 1 * a. tn cor Hth anJ
Dodse. O MS7S I *
roil S \ LKIIonSK5VAGO5. . ETC.
RANGE HORSES FOR SALE 13 HEAD
lanre ranc hones , will ! ) ail < j a r rt1 n or
them. Address P McCarthy SherMan W > u
P M5M 14
MO.-VEY TO LOI IIEVL BSTATfi.
MONET TO 1/3AN ON IMPAOVKD OMAHA
rel ettate. Brennan. ljrt & Co. Paitoft b ock.
W * 1
r OM tWO UP WEAD. XTH & IXH'GLAS.
MONET TO IXAN ON IMPRO\-ED OMAHA
property Paer & TbWM * . ! * : 1 - Nat 1 B Wd .
w a *
3IOMSY TO I.OA.N Cll VTTnLS.
SJONBT TO LOAN ON FVRNITVRE. PIANOS.
bores. wtroas. etc . at lowvt ntet In city ;
so ma < rral of peed * , ttrtrtlr coe dntl l. roa
can j r Ure k n off at aor tine or in aer
araroat OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CXI .
9K So. l th St.
X * *
MONET TO LOANM M DAT ? FVRNI-
t re. (4atm. etc. Da f Green. R. S. Btrltjr kTt
XW -
CllCEO. .
FOR nKNT SMALL WATER POWER MILL.
Caa aim handle craln. Addrt-m box U. Un-
eoln. Neb T tn J
LUMBBR TARD. WELL ESTADLISHED. NE-
bruia town Ii OH population , a raap. J. J.
Gibson , ill Flrsl NatL bk. Y-M7 IT
tW INVESTED EARNS H WKEKLT. NO
to-k nruatlnn or rold mine Invntraent.
you control rapllal. nflh turceMfnl sear. p r-
ttrulara free. Chafe & CampbMl. U Vnlcm
Square. New Totk. - -M 0 July
WISH TO ruRRS5POND WITH PARTY HAV-
Inc t > roe ILourand reaJ > - caih looktns { or rate
Investment. > .lol M S. IKr
T
roil S-ALIIIIK\L ESTATE.
KOt'NTZE PLACE DARGAINb. r . K.TM TO
- fee p ' ton at Itth enJ ram m M.irse
Bldg. J J Glb-on. ill rtnt Nat. Daak BMc
RE 4
He put an ail In The Daily Bre.
The ty ] > cseiter nlaile a blunder :
The price was tran iwsed. which , don't you sec ,
Made the merchant "mad a > thunder. "
His store was crowded the live-day Ion ? ,
The people heard no explanation.
All this plainly show * that a Bee ad s"C3
For bekvond your expectation.
M H. UNDERWOOD.
FOR SALE GOOD HORSE AND PHAETON
cheap. Inquire 1& Fa.mam. P M5 t C
FOR SALE. HORSES AT OUR WEI'NE DAT
auction MJe. we will have two carloads of : rea
country horsei of all Ceicriptlons , driers
workers , etc. Walwortb-Prwrior Co.
STANHOPE FOR SALE. -OFFER A NEW
hand ome first-cUtJ Stanhopat half lu
cost can be f n at Simpson's Carrtas- rke
Charles F Manderson. P-MM9 i
TOR iALC
I STOCKS GROCERIES , 1 MEAT MARKET. 1
drag neck fana * . eastern Nebraska , acreagt
In and arou-i3 Omaha. Omaha , city pn.r.ert . )
B. R. nail , S > 01 N. Y. I. Q TK 3.
IARD\VOOD CRIBUING HOG AND CHICKEN
fence cheapsr than "allnrire. . " C. R- Lee 1
Douglas.
LIVERY STOCK , \VORTH TOM. MAKING
money for E le or trade for coed farm prog
eny and ciia. J. H. Gue. Frenier bUt. Omata
SECOND HAND ENGINES. 5 TO 100 H P. .
motors. H to H. P. InduitrUl 1
FOR SALE. A SODA FOUNTAIN ; GOOD AS
ntw. made by Puffer & Son or Boftoa : r.o
finer In Oraaha. ulll * K > M for about tJlT Its
value. I > r. Shepard. N. Y. Life Bids
3IISCELLA-NEOCS.
GARDENS & FARMS TO RENT. T. MriUJAT.
CLAIHVO Y AATS.
MRS. M. FRITZ. SIS N 1CTH - .
_ ( ! JS.
SPECIAL ARRIVAL-FIRST VISIT TO OMAHA
cf Prof. Clarence E. Chester , toe manelmis
foil llfe-rrachlnp clalrrorant and trance me
dium , plain , practical clfar-bralned Information
tionHe tells your name , age occupation , ad.
vieon buslneis. love. Itw , mirriase divorce.
t > ulatlon , etc. . recovers old eitates and
buried treasures , reunites the stparated. causes
jpeedy marrlazi-s. Fee. Mo e positively only
until Friday. June IL Houn. 16 to 8 dally.
Parlor * . 1515 Famam ureet. Call or vrrlte.
OOME AND CONSULT THE ONLY GENUINE
llf. reader er prelietkins are wonderful ;
names E > en. fee. K > c and up. 10:30 t . T dallr
1S1 Farnam strett. S MSfS i *
3iASsAtn : , n.vTHs. ETC.
MIDAM SMITH. 1J1J DOUGLAS MASSAGE.
iteam balht- T-M7H
J1IIS HE I O.V. ELECTRIC M.VSSAGE RATH
pariori , rustful und curative 41 * So. llth. uj > -
ftalra. T-Ms9 IS-
1'EIlsONAL.
VIAVI FOR UTE1UNB TROUBLES. S4t-5 BEE
UMff. : phifKSaa. ccawltation or bf-nth bock
free. U B :
DATHS. 11ASS\GE. MME. POST. K
U * S5
RJ iTURE CURED PERMANENTLY. NO
nalnno detention frora l rtit . we refer to
Unmsandt of tatlenta cured Call or write
Tbe O. E. MUlrr Co. , e-S Nw York Life
RUE Oraaha. U MCV4
MA ER. FURGEON-CHinOPODIST
IS- . Pat a Uoek ; dlolonw H
KXPOslTION INVKSTMKNTS. FOR PLEAS-
urta 4 proflt > * * L P. Judscn's want ads.
Council Ulxffs 1 * S . U M5S4
VE1 IJE P. RYLBY MANICl'RE AND CHIR-
midal . 7 yr . w ii MU May r. 1 Karbach Lk
u MJS : jii
VH4JT SCALP TP.EVTilENT I5C : EHAMPOO-
5 * si-t WMK - Miner's Parlors. 1514 Dous-
"ItrV W W. BROWN'S ASTHMA CURE"
irtK cure * , writ * for testimonials. Char.
S I w - U-VSS J.f
HA2EZ-LEAF PILE CURE AT
st.
GENTLEMAN. * ACCUMULATED VM MK1 HA3
& > obe in tWt world to care for , will cherUh
l. iwtet-ten pered wife. Mr Pattoo ,
itit St. . New Ycrk C ty.
U-MHJ-l-
A SUMMER ECHOOL WILL DK OPENED
Jua 14. P r part colr s Myrtle O k'.ro.
t 5 N. Zl t St. U-MHl-f
DS sIC ROOM TO RENT. VERY LIGHT AND
ntrallr J e teJ. M it. Pee. U-MUS
SIO5KY TO LOA\JIEAL USTATE
ANTHONY LOAN If TRUST CO . Hi N. T. U j
oulci : ruwey at tow rats /or ctooiee tarn a
la Ynwa . northern MUfcmirl . eartcrn NetraHc
W 43i
LOANS ON IMPROVED A UNIMPROVBD CITY
. W. Faroita Eauth & Ca , . tC Farsam.
I PER CRNT MONEY ON NEB. & 1A. TARM3.
TV B. Meaie , 1st Nat I Bk. Uir. Omaka.
MONKY TO LOAN AT LOW P.ATDS. THE
O. F Paris Ctt. . B * Farsaa St. W-CA
FARM. LOANS. I TO 1 YKARS. LO\\"EST
r te < . Girrln lircaItU Farcac : St.
W-C *
ON CM AH A PRDPERTY. I-OWEST RATES.-
-aaatii. FiitUlr Trust Co.
HOUSES. LOTS. FARMS. LANDS. LOANS.
Gee I > . B ails Real Estate Co. . Paiton Itluck.
RE S
FOR SALE. 12-ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
elchty fet front , northeast corner 41st and
I lard (40SJ ( Izard > for J7.MK ) . one-third In cash.
or other residence prci : nj , balance to eult
purchaser this Is one cf the must desirable
locations In Walnut Hill. Apply to F J. S .t-
cliffe , 44 ! B e bulldinc. RE 513
TV-ILL BUY A C-ROOM HOUSE IN 1VAL-
nut Hill , small monthly payments. Omaha
Real Estate and Trut Co. . til fro. ISth St.
RE M
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A BARGAIN FOR SALE CHEAP ON EAST
terras 4 acre fruit tad track farm faro roller
from city limits on peed roadc , U acres crape * .
: acres orchard. ; acres asuraeui 1 acres pie
plant. i acres fine alfalfa , balance rich garden
lanl. ; fine wejls. 3 > feet of atr in each. 1 -
room house . I barn * , storage h < r-fe. t cellars
and other outbulUlngs. Will sell irtth m
urlthout crcp. Call or adiress Peter Dotwa.
De Bolt ( on F. , E. & M. V. R. R. ) . Do-cl -
County. Neb. RE MSI 4 Jj5'
SNAP SOUTH OF KOUNTZE PL.4CE. Il
feet , price rTM. J. N. Fresitr opposite P O
RE 411
ALL nVAi , ESTATE OWNED BY THE NEbraska -
braska Savings & Exchange Bank will be sold
at a very reasonable price. Wm. K. Pott r
receive' . RE C7J
FOR
House and half lot , Patrick are. , near J4th St. ,
C7 > oe.
5-roorn hou e. full lot , 3C1S Llndsey ave. . terms
easy. 175000.
Three small houses , full lot .on car line : one.
half alle from Eijx tlon grounds. SK fla.
S-room bocre. barn , 14 acres land. North J4th
street. JtOOO 9.
S-room hous * * , barn. etc. . north part of city ;
cost ojrner t3.0" .0 . price now ILOW.CO.
i-room boute. In Crst-dafs condition and good
location. Jl.ina.0e.
C-room house , fine east front lot on Georgia ave
near Leaxnworth. will take clear vacant lot
as part payment , H7V > ( XL
Se ersl five ten and twenty-acre tracts , near th-
dty. very cheap.
POTTKR i GEORGE COMPANY.
SW. . Cor. Itth and Farnam Sta.
RE MJJS I
FIVAACIAL.
LIFE INS.POLICIE3 BOUGHT. W. F. HOL1JEN.
E71
SHOHTHAXD AXD TYPKWniTI.-SG.
A. C VAN SANTS SCHOOL. 513 N Y LIFE.
CC7
AT OMAHA BUSCOLLEGE. . 1CTH . DOUGLAS
an
SIDEWALKS.
SAWED NATURAL STONE ARTIFICIAL ,
brlct- TeL 1CS9 W J We.'sSsnt. 59J S. 17th St.
1W-
L'PlIOLSTEni.NG FCHMTrHE.
ITJRNITURE REPAIRING AND PACKING
Couches and cushion * , mattresses made an4
renovated. Prices will please you. See M. S.
Walkln. Sill Cumlne street. Telephone , 1JJL.
1JJL.MS
MS
AL'CTIOV.
SPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLE
esx > ii ever ) ' Wednesday and Saturday mom-
Ints. Nebraska Auction and Commission Co. ,
S. W comer Hth and Dodge struts.
FOR EXCHANGE.
WANTED. A HARDWARE OR IMPLEMENT
stock In exchange for ( lock in a Jotbtnr bcuu ;
coed cpenlnc. makicc money. cxx > d reasons tot
Miltne. Address M li ) . Bee cClce , Counull
BlnSt. Z-M181
ASTHUI.OCY.
PROF A MASERY OF EGYPT. PALMISTRT
and attrolory the wonder f tbe age. pajt.
present iLl future told or DO choree , at NCI
Harney St. , Omaha , Neb. M77I 11'
TYFEWIUTEHS.
LATEST MODEL TYPEWRITERS ; SUPPLTE3
United Typewriter & Supplie * Ox. Utt Faman
, AUT AND UlNGL'AGE.
GBOROU F GELLENBETI. BANJO. MANDO
Itn and irs.tar teaUier. 1SW Famam street
TtL .
PAAV.MIIIOKCRS.
H. IS-VROWiTZ LOANS MONEY. 411 N , U ST
C *
SUMMER HESOIITS.
BOATING. FISHING. TENTS. BOATS. BOARD
Addrot * Camp OELiha. L-i. QjltntUacr Te
Ira ma h. N'tb. XU41 S } *
UMVLOYJIE.VT OFFICE.
AMERICAN AND GERMAN EUPLOTMEN
btrta-i UJ4 Dodft. Trlrpbaae. ( TL
MM JyU
LOST.
LOST ONE PAIR CHILD'S GOLD EYE
rlaxs. lUtura to Alwe A PcniolJ. rvwari
* Ceri. Lost ilUl I
SIGNS OF 4HUTE WAR
< -
Glands ATS Blowing Up'Ofer the Uew Pas-
Eeager Association Skj.
TROUBLE OVER HAULIHS ENDEAYORERS
j f
Ilnrllntrton the OnljItonU that Ha *
31nde Contract * * for HnndllnR
the K cnn loui t to the
, UoldcnOntr. .
A large najorlty of' passenger officials
j hereabouts are now viewing with some
alara the signs of an Impending rate war. :
Ttie whole tnmble is over tie Christian En
deavor trust ness. The Borltngton road bts
contracted for more business to this COB- j
j ventUra from points In Ullnoli. Missouri. |
Iowa and Nebraska thin any other two
rends. Other lallroads. It ii raid , have re
frained frora making -any contracts lor
Christian Endeavor business.
A dispatch In yesterday's Issue of The
Bee from Kansas City lold of the prospect
of a rate of ft&.26 from Chicago to San
Francisco for the Endearorera. The rate
a creed upon 's $25 from Chicago and } 22. Q
I from Missouri river points. The only rea
son the rales to California will not go
lower than J1S 25 Is the fact that they can
not. The roads wrst of Colorado common
points have served notice oa the lines east
thereof that they will demand their full
proportion of the J25 rate , no matter -what
rate disturbances may take place among
lines between Chicago and Denver. There
fore the lowest point the rates can reach
Mil be fl 25 This amount will GO to the j
lines betweee Colorado common point ; and
San Francisco , the roacs between Chicago ,
Omaha anJ Colorado common points being
compelled to carry their passenger with
out a penny of remuneration.
None of the railroads are making any
greit efforts to contract Christian Endeavor
business , as they fear the rate war Gen
eral Passenger Agent Francis of the B
& M. yesterday emphatically denied that
there was the slightest sign of a rate -war.
BLAME THE GREAT WESTERN.
Passenger men bay teat the number of
unimportant occasions for which reduced
tatea are being graded this jear exceeds all
previous records. Meetings vrhich in former
years secured only a reduced rate of one
and one-third tegular fare on the certificate
plan are now be ng granted one way rates
without hlnd-ance The Chicago Great "West
ern , which is still out of the association , ii
blamed for this b > the roads In the associa
tion. It is conceded that the demoralization
generally prevailing in patsenger rates is
Icrgeiy due to the large number of meetings
accorded lower rates than larger meeting ! .
ta e heretofore bten abje to secure.
The Union Pacific has lust given notice
to aiJ roads In the association that it will
place a one-fare rate from Missouri river
points asd from all polats 12 Nebraska and
Kansas to Salt Lake City.jJuly 20-27. for the
Ctah Pioneer jubilee. . General Passenger
Agent Lomax announces that tickets will b ?
eold via diverse routes west of Colorado
common points and thit the Union Pacific
trill acrept from coraecJisg lines the haul
between the Missouri ri\tr and Denver , or
between Dtnver and OsrJfn. It Is presumed
that other western hn swill soon follow
with an announcement of a similar reduc
tion for the Utah Jubilee.
RCTTI\a I > TO SVL.T LMvE CITV.
Hnmcir Hint Ininn I'nrific line Pur
chased Another Kallrontl.
Results of the opening ol rhe Ozden gate
way and of the disruption "between the Union
Pacific zsd the Oregda Sliort Lice are ap
pearing in railway circles almost dilly. _ One
cf the lat t and most Infpartanl is the re
ported purchase and comp3tlon--or the Salt
Lake & Oslen ra.lw'ay by the Union PiclSc
and the Southern Pacific. Jointly.
The Union Pacific and the Southern Pacific
do not run Into Salt Like City. OgSen being
the western terminus of the one reid and
the eastern tetminus cf the other. The
Oregon Short Line runs from Ogden to Salt
Lake City , a distance of thirty-ssvea miles.
Tha Salt Lake & Ogden railway la butt !
and in operation for the seventeen miles
north of Salt Lake City.
It is rumored that the Union Pacific scd
the Southern Pacific are negotiating for the
purchase of-the Salt Lake & Ogdtn railway.
When acquired the railway will be built
through to Ogden. and the "Overland Route"
vill have a lice into the Utah capital inde
pendent of the Oregon Short Line.
\VOIIK CXTUA TIME AT II IVELOCK.
IturllziFTtnn Turning Oat \pvr Equip
ment fflr It * 3IuIn Linr.
Now that the Burlington has put on new
psssenger equipment between St. Paul and
Chicago , and betwe-en Kansas City and Chicago
cage , the equipment oa the main line from
Chicago to Omaha and from Omaha to Den
ver Is being overhauled. General Passenger
Agent Francis cf the B. & M , s tes that
while BO new trains will be put on the
Omaha line , the train service will be grad
ually Improved , new coaches and mall care
being substituted for the old ones from this
time on. It will be a gradual perfection of
the entire western pcuseager equipment.
This work has caused considerable activity
at the Burlington shops at Havelock , three
miles out of Lincoln. The workmen there
were placed on extra time yesterday. In
tie car building department all the work
men have been working oa full time for over
a month past. During the pzet two years
these shops have bscn run oa short time
schedulers a greater part of the time.
TIIIIOIGII 7 UK FKUIGIIT.
Union Pacltlc Srmln Frnlt Alone on
Pa Bennrr Tlni - Schedule.
That the Union Pacific railway la ener
getically fighting the new western combina
tion of railroads , Including lines between
here and Denver , the Denver & . Rio Grande ,
the Rio Grande Western and the Oregon
Short Line. Is eU3ence d by the manner in
hku freight trains are being ni.bed through
to the west. Since June 1. when tbe Oregon
gateway to the northrtst territory was
thrown open to other railroads , .he freight
trafSc deparfnect nts been humping itself
on fast service. Freight trains are being
rushed from Council Bluffs to Ogden in time
nearly ts fast as that''ot Passenger train
No 3. "Th" Fast Mall. " . .
Nearly every train that went west , on the
Union Pacific last werit ran to OgJen In con
siderably Jess than forjy hours Thirty-four
hours was the time for aTialf , doren frelii
trains , but the banner yso was announced
yesterday The freight train that left Coun-
TKEJRiUSPH OF LOVE !
'
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MAJi wio wocU know the GRAND
TRUTHS , lie I ala
Faefk. Itc Old Secrets and
fix { few DiscoTerle * ol
Mrire ISrfcucea applied
t IMrrled Life. > o
wocld atone f t past fcj-
Uei.and araUi future pit- '
. faJs , sbould write for our
wr derfal little book ,
called "Coinplei * Wan.
. . . . . . _ hood ad Hovr to Attain
„ f . . faa earnest man we .fll mail cue copy
Entlr : l > Fr eIa pliiascakslcxArr.
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safe re .aile take no otoer. send c * U ss
for partiiilars. "Re.lef for Lallea. " In letter
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FATE5T SOLICI10HS
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Attic * and Patent
JTBEB
dl Blag * late Satnrday arrived In Ogdeo
nrHes In thirty-three hemn and
.
Tfc * weal bound frelRhJ tlm baa l en * Swrt.
e&d tip to catch tbe Ltal oe pcrbhible
treicht from Mlawgrl rtter po4nU. It b n-
nonnnJ that tbe eistboand traffic wOt te
lookM after in a simlUr miaow wHbln a
lev days U Ii planned to cot tbe tine on
ti eMtbound freight train * , ctrrrlng C M-
terala Cmlt and other r rtebiW * gowlt , town
to thlrty-thre * hours Tbe Swathem lart c.
It It announred Is Jo preparlni ; to tborten
Its fretcht wbeJulf in order to give fust
frem tb * coast.
ltunil CrttlnK h > the Hnr .
CHICAGO. Jnn * T Tbe wMtern rotdj are
already r Ulac by tbe e .rs orer tbe arrante- ;
tnents for tbe Christian Bnde Tor society IB
San Francisco U is openly JL * rte4 tfcat
Mverai of the line * are IcaorlDt ; tbe pro-
vtetoa tbac no sleeptni ; cars Khali be allowed
for parties of Ires than tweoty-flve , or for
partie * where at lea. t twenty-five tares hare
been paid. Several of the roads. It la said.
hare agreed tn tpeclal Instances to allow
sleeping cars for i * rUes of atteea. Tbe
Southern Pacific has notified all of the west
ern roads that U will not be a party to any
such arrangement. asJ that It will demand
la all instances the fall amount that Is com
ing to It. It will not receive any deeping
caw carrj Inp less thin twenty-Jive pajsenfiers
unless It receives twenty-fire full fares for
tbe people In tie car.
KnMliouml Milinifnt .
CHICAGO. June 7 Eastbound shipments
lt t week were & 4. QC toM. agatnet 43.1 5 for
the preceding wt * . and 64.10S for the cor
responding week of last year The roads
carried tonnage as follows Michigan Central.
5.119 ; Wal sh. 6.083. Lake Shore. 5.404 ; Fort
Wayne. S.550 , Pan Hindle. C.9SZ ; Baltimore
& Ohio. 4.09Grand Tiuak. 4i : . Nickel
Plate. S.4T5. Erie. S.1C5. Bis Four. : S03.
Shipments were mide up of the following
articles , in tons. Flour and tnlllstuCs. 2.4S7 ;
grain. 1S.9JT ; cured meats lard. etc. . 10,985 ;
dressed beef , 10.113 ; mtseellaneoue , S.C44.
Lake fchlprntntj for the week -were 93.933
tons.
Hearing" on Mrrrt Ilnllnay lllll .
SPRINGFIELD. 111. . June T. Governor
Tanner announces that he will tomorrow hear
arguments for and against the famous Allen
street railway bill. The bill has not yM beea
Ijned by the governor.
HnlMvnj Autri nnil Pcronal .
Thomas Majors na ? a caller at B. & M.
: eadquarers yesterday.
J M Campbell ol the Burllngton'e erpsrl-
mec'al tarm departroent ls In town.
About fifty ama'eur camera photographers
ook th pctu.-e ! of the Burlington's "Fast
Mail" train Sunday afternoon as It came
nto Council BluCa at a rste of Elity-nlne
nlle * an hour.
For the annual conference of German
Christian Endeavor societies at St. Louis.
July 21-Ij. western roads will sell a round
trip ticket for one asd one-third regular fare.
The sirae rate has been announced for the
meeting of the Nebraska State Pharmaceuti-
cil association at Plattsrnouth June 7-9.
The Hem \Var tii Cure
Disease is to establish health. Pure , rich
blood means good health Hood's Sarsapa-
rllla Is the One True Blood PurlSer. It
tones up the whole system , gives appetite
and strength and causes weakness , nervous
ness and pain to disappear. No other med
icine has such a record of wonderful cures
: t r" Ws Sarsaparilla.
Hood's Pills are the bst aftsr-dlnasr pill ,
tsist digestion , prevent mastication ? j ?
UK IDI TIFIES HIS ASSAILAAT.
eCrnckrn Plcl ; Ilraily Ont n the
Man IV ho Itolilifd Him.
Walter J. Brady has been arrested on the
charge of highway robbery. He is the tramp
who Is supposed to have held op Victor Mc-
Cracten , one of the trio o St. Paul boys
who a liort time ago had a considerable
number ol experiences while tiey were in
the city a few hours. At the time their
tulveaturcis occurred The Bee published an
account of them.
The McCratken boy was trying.to find a
way out of the city after being released from
the police station. He was in the vicinity
of Hammond's ice house nben be was met
by a tramp The latter assailed him and
McCraeXen tried to get away. The tramp
robbed him of J10. McCracken has positively
identified Brafly.
to Itnorr.
It may be uorth something to know that
the very best medicine for restoring the
tired out nervous system to a hcal hy vigor
Is Electric Bitters. This medicine is pureiy
vegetable , acts by giving tone to the ner\ < ?
centers In the stomach , gently stimulates
the Liver and Kidneys , and aids these or
gans in throwing o3 impurities in the blood
Electric Bitters improve * the appetite , aide
digestion , and is pronounced by those who
have tried it as the very best blood purifier
acd nerve tonic. Try itSold for GOc or U-00
Public Library Note * .
Librarian Barrows is at work on his an
nual report.
The eeccnd number of the series of bulle
tins issued for the information of library
patrons Is just out under date of June.
Memberof the library force are com
mencing to take their regular summer vaca
tions , Miss Ida Pnndt now being away on
leave for tbe neit two weeks.
The acticn of the directors in raiting the
pay of two of the attendants has raised hopes
in "the others who have reachtd the salary
limit under the graduated scale and fur
ther requests for raise of salary may be ex
pected.
A list cf books and magazine articles bear
ing on the Kisn of Queen Victoria will be
found in the new issue of the Bulletin. These
references will be of interest to students and
others who desire to review briefly her
majesty's long reign of sixty years which
will be celebrated on Jane JO.
Recognizing the ever-Increasing Interest In
genealogical rettarcb the board his eel
apart a room devoted to "Colonial Hlstor >
and War Records. " In this room , which Is
one of the pleasant study rooms in the refer
ence department , will be found "Savage's
Genealogical Htetory of New England , "
Manull s "Amerlcin Ancestry , " "History of
Deerfitid. " a complete set of war records ,
and many other books important to students
of this subject-
Lib nry statistics for May. 1E97 , are as
follows :
Horns Circulation Women , S.19S ; men.
,311 ; total. 14.09 ; juvenile department.
girls , 1.S39 ; boys , 2.179 ; total. 4,016 ; reference
room. Uiitors , 1.S99 ; boots from- circula
tion department , 1.4SJ ; reference book * ,
2.434 ; total. 3.S96 ; reading room , men , 2,321
women. 646 ; total , 2,567. Books used. 2JS ,
magazines. 535 ; Byrcn Red collection , visit
or * . 340 , book borrowers' cards , new regis
trations , 105 , re-registratlara , 215 ; total , 224 ,
books aceeesionfd. 1S3.
According to the June Bulletin numberless
columns hare been written and endless list !
prepared oa tbe vexed question of the "Bcel
Noitl " From a comparison of the statistic )
en all tbe chief Eogllfh librarians It Is evi
dent that there Us a very general agremeni
that the best novele In tbe various depart
meets of fiction are as folio * . * Sensational
sore-l , "The Woman In White ; " historical
covel , "Ivanhoe ; " dramatic novel , ' 'Aont <
Crlsto ; " domestic novel. "The Vicar ol
Wakefield ; cea novel , "Mldihlpman Easy ; '
novel of rural life. "Adam Bede ; " political
novel , "Lothair ; " novel written with a pur
pose. "Uncle Tom's Cabin ; " Ijnaginatlvi
novel , "She ; " humorous novel , "Pickwick. '
Iriah novel. "Charles O'Malley. " Scotct
novel. "Heart of Midlothian ; " English core )
"Vanity FairAmerlcin novel , "The Scar
let Letter ; " the most popular aovel of all
"Vanity Fair. "
Don't neglect a cough because the weatbe1
Is pleasant ; before the next storia rollj
around it may develop into c seriou * dlfl.
ctiltf beyond repair. One Minute Cougt
Cure is eacy to tike acd will do what lu
nun * Impltrc.
Trnclnir a Sllsaluc il n.
John Wllsey left Ragan. Neb. , early lasi
month to viril Dr , S. E. Whlttetmore Ii
Manchester lias * . He was la this city or
May and wrote to Dr. Wbittemore fron
the Windsor nutel on that day. Since that
time nothing' has been beard of the man
and his friends ara now trj'Be to trace
The retail leal rsrno advertise * 4TV * al
ways gre ! just what you aik for , * * and 11 re.
cp to hli ptc = Ue. I * certain da good trtde
or DAVIS o.i.to AOAIJT.
Mrlloaald nnd Hotter Are Chnrsred
rrlth rtnrelnry.
The police hare * eeed < 5 in CDC * a or
finding eaees of burglary apaieet tbe mem
bers ot tbe DivU p .st of tmrglara. When
the gang first cime to tb attention ot tbe
public elx men were arrested. Of these
only two are ot > their way to tbe
tlary Davl * or Orlease , who baa
to hi * part In tbe com rate" lee of crime , iod
Cha&nell , wbo is waiting trial on several
chart's. Three rrembers were Jiscbarged
and cne was given a js.Il sentence oo a
charge of petty larceny. Of the last four
two ire to be again aerated of the crime ot
burglary Tie two own are Roily McDcnald
. and Charles Hose The former wa arretted
I daring tbe latter pin of * * * eV. He is
j charged with eteallng a valuable barnes ?
rom a mm named Harper ot Blkborn. This
iarne : was recovertd tn the bouse ot John
IcCsrty. a ccuiln of the notorious Vic Mc-
Carty. In the vicinity of Paplllkra. A em-
ilalnt charging h'm with burglary baa been
led In Juetlce of tbe Petce.Foster's court ,
'he preliminary hearing Is to occur this
moraine ;
Hoag Is also charged with an Klk-
iorn tobbery and bnrgtary He Ii accused of
> reaking In'o the hardware store cf William
Corner ot that loan duriar the early part
f last November A considerable quantity
f hardwire wae etolen Korner was In the
Ity yesterday trying to find some ot tht ?
tolen good . He was i4tted by the polic .
> ut the search did not bring much t > light
\ portion of the stolen property was turned
> ver to the police by Mrs Davis in whose
ioti e It had been concealed Hoaq is now
ervlng E jail sentence for hVs part in tbe
of the gang He will be released
his morning and b to be at once rearres'ed
The new Intormitloa was given to the
> ollce by Davis. Davis has confes ed , but
n the hope of getting a light sentence he has
urned state' ? evidence and has lutnkhed
amagtng evidence against his partners.
CL\Ml AMOM1 THK MUSICIAA5.
ro | irrt of bnt Onr > lorr frnndny
Pnrlc Concrrt.
Tbe rivalry between the bands that seek
o furnish the music for the Sunday concerts
n Hanscorn park promises to result In put-
Ing an end to these entertainments for the
cason. Xo arrangements have been made
or any concerts after next Sunday , and it is
iretty thoroughly decided that nothing will I
'
> ? done In that particular if the fight among
ho musicians U kept up The concerts are
not paid for by the Board of Park Commis
sioners , bat the entire expense Is borne by
W. S BalduS and the Omaha Street Rail
way compiny. The band costs J60 each Sun
day. The street railway company pas two-
birds of this amount , while BalduS puts up
the balance. It has required a good deal
of diplomacy to effect this arrangement and
as a matter of fact It was not definitely
settled until yesterday that tbe street
railway company would psy Its proportion
or yesterday's concert. The company takes
be position that half the people who go to
the park riie wheels. If the board would
make an order shutting the wheels out of the
park on Sunday afteraoans the company
would be perfectly willing to pay for the
music , but such an arrang nient is not re
garded as practicable.
President Tukey of the park board sild
yesterday thst under the circumstances
no further arrangements would be made for
music at present. The Seventh Ward band
could play next Sunday if it wanted to. ac
cording to previous arrangements , and if It
appeared that the matter could not be am
icably adjus'ed. he was afraid that the people
ple who were paying fcr the music would
decline to carry the plan any further.
Don't be- without a bottle of Cook's Im
perial Champagne In your house. There in
nothing better to entertain with.
ROOM roil St'.NDAV SCHOOL CLA5SES.
Crutrllar Street Preubj-trrlann Donate
The-Ir Service : ! ! .
An "excavating bee" is the name of a new
social function that is to be sprung by tie
congregation of the CasteHar Street Presby-
crlan church next Saturday afternoon and
evening from 1 to S o'clockThe primarj
object of the aSalr Is tbe cleaning of a b e-
ment which is to be transformed into a
Sunday school room in order to relieve the
present congested quarters. A fund baa been
aiced to fit up the room , but instead ol
spending money to get it in proper shape , the
men of the congregation -will clean out the
clay and debris with picks , shovels and
wheelbarrows. The work will be done by
two divisions in charge of Captains Frank
A. Corliss and AT. . Sidwell. John Hill will
3e referee ' .o settle all disputes and rows
among the worklngmen. Matters ol more 1m-
xjrtance will be decided by a committee con
sisting of X. M. Ruddy. Peter Koopman and
iicnry Graver. A committee of women will
reward the best workers with refreshments
The room , when completed , will be 37x32
teet and will be occupied by the primary
class of the Sunday school , which his ICO
members
Tour daughter nil ! have a glow of health
and rosy cheeks it you give her Pill An
eemlc PinkIt Is composed largely of con
centrated beef blood and is the great blood
builder. Effects noticed alter one week's
use.
Train * to the Fair GronndM.
The Omaha Street Railway company has
completed arrangements by which it will run
through trains from Sixteenth and Howard
streets to the fair grounds during the race
meet. A Cftten-mtnute service will be put
on the fair grounds line
Got Tueetlier on Labor Matter * .
The labor troubles heretofore existing be
tween the trades unions. Hayden Bros , and
Mahonc-y & Creedon have been adjusted ,
and hereafter the builders and the contrac
tors will employ only union labor.
trt AV i nip r"rn i r
ilJ\G \ ON A BIG STEAL
Private Detective Agency UDOovers Two
Clerks Who Are Suspected.
ROBBERY AT THE STORE OF HAYDEN BIOS.
Kondlko and I.nndle. Trro Clerkis
Placed t nder Arre t , Charjted with ,
lirand l.nrccn ) 'U
Good * Located.
An extensive and eyit ralic robbery baa
be < i carried on fer some wccke la the
ctore of Hayd B Drew. Several hundreds
of dollars' worth of goodt haxe been stolen.
The thievery was uncovered yesterday by
Captala Mwtyn. of a private detective agency ,
w&o arre ted two men who are supposed to
have been the principal * In the } cb.
Tbe prisoners are FreJ Fosdlke. who e vote
to the police the fictitious name of Fred Pul-
ford. and A. B. Luodle. ho registered under
tbe nine of John Johnson. They have been
employed by Hayden Bros , in the capacity
of dry goods clerk an ! wrapping clerk , re
spectively Fcedikf has worked la th *
etore about seven months. LunJIe has beta
there only a few weeks. It Is believed that
other cmptoyca in tbe ctore have been In th
conspiracy.
The tito men are silj to have availed
themselves of the opportunities of tfcelr po-
sittoofi to carry on the thievery Kosdlke la
said to have sent packages of dry goods to
Wrapping Clerk Lundle The latter either
sent the packages out to addrrare-i of sup
posed purchasers or they were called for by
outside parlln * Tbe stolen goodti were sent
to a number ot places About $50 worth
has been recovered. Search warrants have
bees issued for the rooms of Fosdlke anl
Lundle end a number of other places.
When bundle was searched at the police
station two chocks on the National Bank of
Commerce were found oa his person One
was signed 'nltb the name of A. B Lundle
and the other with the name of John Cbasa
NUcon. although both were evidently written
by the same party One was for $10 and was
made payable to Mrs Fred H Meyers The
J other aa for K and was made payable to
bearer. The bank oQclals say that they have
no account wLh any person by the name of
Lundle or of Nixon.
Fcedlke has been a resident of Omaha for
tome year- and has been eaployei in a num
ber of dry goods stores He b an English
man. His wife is holding a gi d position In
one of the blc stores at the present time ,
but Fosdike Is separated from her. He has
been arestcd for abusing her. Lundle is also
married , but It is said tnat he is divorced
from his wife.
The men have little to say. Captain
Mctyn states that there Is a good case
against them. They are charged with grand
larceny.
Not cnly piles of the very worn kind caa
be cured by Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salve ,
but eczema , scalds , burns , bruises , bolls , ul
cers and all otaer skin troubles can be In
stantly relieved by the same remedy.
ATTOnMZYS GO TO THE BANQUET.
Attend Afinnal Meetlncr at Plil Delta
I'lil nt Lincoln.
Quite a large delegation of Omaha lawyeri
went to Lincoln last night to attend tha
arjiual banqcet of the university chapter
o' the Phi Delta Phi.
This Is one of the strongest legal societies
In the United States , and the annual ban
quet is regarded as an important occasion.
Hon. J. M. Wool'w.orth of this city delivered
the principal address , and was after
ward init-tted into the mysteries of the
order. All the judges and commissioners
of the supreme court were guests , as well
as many of the leading attorneys , ot .ISO-
state. Aiaonp those who went from
Omaha were Judges W. W. Keysor. Fawcett
and Irvine. Hon. J. M. Woolworth. R. W.
Patrick. L. r. Crofoot. J. H Adams. D. K.
Vlntochale.- and How ard Kennedy. Jr.
That feeling of depression so common In
not weather is overcome by strengthening
tbe blood with Pill Aneemlc Pink.
I-IXES THE SALARY OT EMPLOYES.
Hoard of Puhllc WorUw Iloliln *
At a special meeting of the Board of Pub
lic Works jisterday the salary of J. IL
Beverly , foreman of the street department.
was fixed at J75 a month and thit ot
Charles Sieger , timekeeper , at JG5. The
regular pay rolls were approved.
There was Eome Informal talk In regard to
the question of a reduction of expenses. The
funds available were largely expended by th
extravagance of the previous board and at
the next regular meeting the question of a ,
radical retrenchment will be considered.
Beecham's Pills for wind and distress after
eating _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Complete * Another Crti-n-lon.
The Nebraska Telephone company yes
terday completed Its line from Sterling to
Te-cumseh , a distance of twelve miles. The
line v-23 extended as far as Sterling last
week. Work on the line to Elk Creek , eight
miles southeast of Tecumseh , will be pushed
forward this week After the line is put
Into Elk Creek extensions will be made to
Table Bock , Pawnee City and Humboldt.
Examine the labels and trademarks of pro
prietary a.ticlf * . Imitations are c mjavn.
and In cooio caxs the difference betwtta
lies and the genuine i < 3 to slight as to t > -
capj cartlesj observation. Hware of dt -
bonest shopkeepers and salesmen.
GOLD DUST.
largest package greatest economy. Made oaly by
THE H. K. FAIRSANK COMPANY ,
Chicago. EL Louis , New York. iicutco ,
"CUPIDEHE"
MANHOOD RESTORED. Tt , ! rreat VrjcuUl
- - . , _ _
25 ? , ttacl * lacou > I recch puyuri n , w 1 qstcfcly cure you cfiui ccr *
- r | rocs or < LiM-L&fc of U3 cei.tr&t ve "r fcJ , sur b si Lust Msxboud ,
Car.ji
i is
.
ie urinary err "i ol Ii Imparities
CUPIDK > fi : streactheni and rrttoreisma.1 weak crracs. ,
Tc reason soreren ar not cnrbd tr I cion ls bmow ninety per cent re tronbled wltli
Oitatlll * . CCriI > EN"Elitb ODly knotrn remedr tocorewiitJ&Bttoof ratlan.
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