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THE OMAHA DAlITr BEE : TUESDAY" , SEPTEMBER 7 , 1897. SPECIAL NOTICES Ail * rrlUiMiirntH for Ilicur column * will lie InUon until 1in. . for ttic evening nnil until S | i. in. fur tlic iimriiliiK nnil u M tiny cilltliiiiH. . Ailt t'HIm'rx , li > - tTiiii'xtltiK | n nnrn- lirri'tl vhi'i'U , CUM lititr iniHWrro nil-I ilromiMl In u niiiiiliiTcil led IT In vnrc ! fit 'I hilire. . Annvvor * no ml tin-a aril I M III Inili'lU cri'il on iirficutrilluii f lln < i-liri'U n n 1 > - . Undo , I l--'u n Mnril IIrut lincrlloii ; Ion mini tliiTi-nfIrr. .NutliliiK tnkrn fur li-nn limn S5p titr tin111 Ml IIIHIT- tliin. 'I'lirmnil * crtlNrm < 'iit limit ln run SIT i \ TIO.S.vrnu. . SITt'ATlON WANTED. TIY NlrKEL. COrPEtl , 1. n.1 nil lirnM plniT experiment ! , refer- em A Idres * "Nickel. ' 167 Foley > t , Fre- p"rt. Ill AfM WANTKD. SITVATION IIY DIU'O CLERK ; ) outiK man , 2 yrii. expcrlrnce , lefercncen and recommendations furnished Address T 11. cnre Dec A-655 9 * \v\.vrr. MAM4 nni.i' . CANVASSERS TO TAKE oIlPERB ; NEW MNn of work ? no limvy poods to ciirr > . s.tliry or commlMlon C r Adams Co , [ 24 Ho Kith St. 11-415 SALESMEN FOR cio.\n % JIK A MONTH AND oii > ens , old firm , experience unnco-'aary , In ducements to customer * C. C. lllshopt Co. , St. r40UI . 11--416 1IKN AND WOMKN SOLICITOUS KOU TII1J National He erve nnfoclatlnn , the bent , safest nnd njun-lMt fraternal order In the field today. Addrrim P. A. C. Stevens. 2370 CumliiR SI. , tel 1W1 , Omihi. 11-417 WANTHD , AOINTS IN nvnuv COUNTY ; l pay wpokly lo rlulit pirty. "n" 1'0-"r- aeiy Co. Milwaukee , AVIs. II M102 Stl YOUNG MHN WANTKO TO I.HAnN TIIR bnrhor trade ; complete outfit of teeM prenenteA Kriiduatvii , pnfltlona or locations when compe tent , wnces nnd e perlenen Saturdays In city fhtpK from start eluht weeko' term u imlly completes , can stay lonser If neccs nry ; Inter dtlnir catnlORUe malk-1 free. Moler's Ilarber School , Clark and Van lluren Sts. . ChlcnRo. B Moll WANTKI ) , TltrSTWOHTHY PIMtSON TO travel , saliry $780 and expends , reference ; en- clo p > irlfnrldrr cd envelope T.ie > Dominion Company. Chicago II M58T * WANTKD , A nnt.IATMK MAN IN HVUHY count ) ( miiit hnvi- peed utindlns In hi * com munity ) to represent the larirrst and hlKhest standing company for the dale of stocks nnd trnnsportntlon to Alaska , reference. O Oum- precht Hoom 509 Tlther BldgChlrnim. . III. B Mill 7 w \vi'nu FKMAI.U iini.p. lee omi.i i'on ALL KINDS \VOHK. TO 7 wetk Canadian Office , 152S Douglas WAN'TKD A NH.VT GKHMAN OtllU FOU Bi-nernl hmi worh must ho a Kf > ° d cook , no wnshlnR " > CO n week , only these lm\ln the \ery l > t of refi-rencM need nppl > MM J II K\nn 3'.22 rarniim St C M2C2 WANTPD A SCCOND aim , WITH iiurnn eticei Mrs T J KoBers. 11 ? ) Park Avenue GOOD aiiiu Ken GINIU\I , nousnwonK , tmn nnd wife collate , close In. vvaKes. } 2 50 llefi-renres required. Addrets T 13 , llee W \N1FD A YOI'NG LADY STEN'OOHV- plier sti-ft/ly position for right person Mr II C MOSM 303 S 17th St. C-M710 9" roil iivr iusi : < < . not srs IN ALL p VRT < ; or THE CITY Tin O I" Davis fomi > in > , 1V > J Farnam D 413 1101 HKNI\VA & . co. ics N. ISTH MODERN HOUSES C. A. STARR. 021 N.Y. Life. D-Kl HOt'SKS.VALI.cn. . N BLOCK , 16T1I and OoiiRlii D * " COTTAGES & t , ALL PAIIT > of city Brenmn , Ix > ve . 4J ) Pax ton hlock LIST M.'CAGUn , 1JT1I AND IXIDGU D 125 HOLSKS , FLATS , GAHV1N 1J110S . 161 J ii'iisub ' ion nr.NT BHMIS. J-AXTON ULIC D 127 HOI J H faHHIl\\OOD. 4SJ N. Y. T oil HUNT. 11-ROOM B1HCK IinSIDBNCll tnidirn In even retpcft , sti m h"at clectrl liirht imaled nt I he Southwell coiner lith nn Uouqlas Sts Apply to KV linker. Supe'ln t n.l"nt Hoc. lIMg K-GU _ roiiT.iiNT. MODniiN KLAT , unST IN 'riin clly , In new Davldcc bulldlnK. npn Ue clt hall. nl < o Eooil more In s.ime Imlldlns. John W Houhlni , UB'-nt , IS 3 1'arnam " - ' " . . STANFORO CIRCLE COTTAGES , C ROOMS. < * \ \ .or 13th i.nil Vlnton. tlni-st locatnn In a y for buslnp * men of Omaha and fconth Oinnhi. rents moderate 01 Dec " " ' " ' 'J ' f , . . , FOR RKNT CHOICE JMIOOM DETACHED modern hou . Unulrc MH Cnpltol Av nue K ROOM STlivT : REPIDENCi ; , HOT WATER heat modern In every rtsuett. < 19 North th Rt 11 T Clark " 's * MOVINnTlfoFSEHOLD GOODS XND PIANOS Cm Vim A. storage Co. 15114 Fnrn-vm Tel ll.D 1) 131 rOU IU'Vl T\N&COM PLACE HOME OP hlX rooms ant t'-it1 ! room ; cheap to rlsht pnrtl ? miwt el\e K' > od referenceM 3 Kennard . Son , riO nnd Sll Hrov-n block. V-3k > REVEN ROOM MODERN KL\T AT JIT 50 , NO 7W South 16th Ktreet. W H Melklc , lit Nat'I Hank HIilR. D Mi4 SIX ROOM CriTTAOE WITH HATH IN GOOI cbndllinn f-'i S Slut 8t l- > ; i-a ) ens"l : . \\II.LIVMSOS. noi DEI : HI.DO Te 717 D C30 7 ROOM Iinr > i : NEvM.Y IMIN'IEDND piporeil Twenty llrst nnd Cl-irl , pt . , roii "urvT A MKDERN f-Roo\t ITHNIMIP. hciife i heai > to rlRht pirty frr wli t nrl"n-r 0 Bouth ! "th st. " -Mi > S3 7 * I roii ! iiisTriiHMvnii UOOMS. UvCuY ri'lisMBHKn" . HI EAM Iir.ATE rooms , with or without board 1.0) ) S 13th S E-Jj7 S-'O FRONT P.OOMS. JS \ U. ( SO S 10TII STUEI7T E 3J3 S-ISI * VPIIY DEHIRAHLK FRONT HOOM TO OEN- tl mMi iinly , modem inmi-nlciui-a ; mnull fam ily 2303 DoUElm LUzJlL- ROOMS"\\-iTll Oil WITHOUT HOARD ; MOD- mn. 2-M ) Hirney. E-IS1 7 * NICELY rilNlSHEn RCK5M POR DHNTI.r men 1910 I'ttiiltol uvcnuo E-003 15 ; Ti i sEHorTi i FRONT ROOM AND DHESK IIIK loim nevOy furnlflied , modern , prlv.ite ftnnlly JlOt , fn . 81. E-lwb- TWO jn'RNISIIED ROOMS 1T03 I.EAVEN- worlh t , "rd lloor : left-hand side tr MGOJ T roii iirNT nT inAHi.i : ROOM' ' . ALL MOD- err ronvenlemes nnd picas mt locatlcn IK.TT ! If di"-lrea , Inquire KO N 13th Kt. KIC 1C * NICELY Kl'HNIHHED SOl'TII I'HONT HOOMH with flrst-cl a wntcr 17 ! ! DidKi - i > il " < l3 " fniniN STEAM - itEATrn ri'UNi ? nRn rms for gentlemen or lUht hmi c keeping r P.-irnnm. 5.1 Ihvir IV-MMI 7' THIIEE NH'll HOOVH. HOUaElvTIJlMNq 111 : so nth ! L nl _ W\NTED A ROoTTMATE HAVE A GOOD rnnn nil modern c. > nv rnlenr * * ste.im heat , centmllv located , lent 110) per wcilt Vddrpsi T I * . Hef E-M7S1 9 * MHM.S111CD ItOOtIS AM ) IK ) UHJ. jitsv-iu.vnn HOAKtt AND HOOMH. HOT water heat ; b st location In city. : i ! 8 Klh Bt's T11E GEORGIA , SELECT FAMILY HOTEU lies , Jlantcnm l rK. 10 Bo. M g. , , . THE MrRHIAM. nilST CLASS KAMIL.Y hutfl * th ami po-lse Situ. K N7 * > ! OOOD ROOMS HOARD. W ; MODKHN IIRICK ; crn'rnl. Sll North ISMh. F 4S K * _ NICFLY Fl'HNISHED Wil THBA rr KRONT ro m ; moiltrn convcnUns ; private family. TO ! S. Will Si. KZM1L' ! ! _ HICELY rt'RNimiED KltONT HQOMa WITH b aril. Jen Doujla FMOW 7 * THE ALHANY. KOOiW Kl'R OH l'NrUJl.5 id floor front ana eatt ejp' > i rr. table LKV\M ; flre location. :101 Do'Jglat. F MC 7 IIOOU WITH BOAHD. SW SOUTH TH ST. Jlircrencr * r-il- If IIOOMI .wn no\nn. ( Continual v (1001) ( HOOM WEM. KtIllNIf5HED MODKHN h i flrM < ! banrd , t rin rwMwible. IIS N..rth . 1 th K-7W-J' OOOD ROOMS HOAnO. II ; MODERV H irntnil 514 North l h -M7II It * rtlONT HOOM3 , FIHRT-CI.AS3 HOARD SM Hnrn y. T-M7 7 M13 M'Arsi.AND. Sl > DOUOl.VS. F MM7 7 * FOR HUNT PLEASANT ROOMS ENSUITE OR * , with or vrllhout boon ] , nt P fth jU roii iinvrr\ri ii\isiir.i > UOOMS OUR ROOMS. Ml SO ISTH AVE . rou IUNT STOIIKS AMJ oi.-ricns. OR RENT-DEHIv ROOM IN OROl'ND KI.OOH ofllc1 , nf hulldlnn : , vvafr , ftenm hmt , electric Ikht and Janitor service Apply to R W. linker , luprrlntendrnt ll < "i Hulldln I ui FOR RFNT THE l-STORY HHICK HUILD1NO at 916 Hnnrnm St. This building ha * ft fireproof cement basement. complMe uti-ani heating fit- turn ; water on all doors. Ran , tie. Appl ) nt the onlcc of The Her. 1-910 HENT-IN THE IIEE HUII.DINO One UiR" cornel room , Ind floor , nlth vault nnJ private odlce , watxr , etc. One lant" front room. 2nd floor , divided Into two moms by partllirn. water , etc. On lime corner room , 2nd flmir , with vault , water , clo. Ono fronj room , dlvldoil by partition third floor. On * earner room with vault , third floor Inf larxe room , third floor , with partition dlvlci. Imr it Into one larRe room and two smillcr private room * , water , etc. Two larRo ground floor roomt wllh vaults Several umall roams on fourth floor , with vaulK Ml thMc roorrw nrc heiteil with atenm , clectrle llnhts , nupplled with fim clasi Jnnltor service. Elevalorn run day and all night. HulMlnff mrlctlv fireproof. Arplr to R W mkcr , ' 'uPjr- Intrndmt , Room 101 , Hi-e Hulldlng _ I 198 STEAM HEATED STORES AND FLATS. Howard Itanck , Agent , 1610 \ GOOD HAKE OVEN AND BASEMENT APply - ply 61D N . 16th St I-MSC1 _ V TINNER CAN RENT OOOD HASEMENT "hop und pay pirt rent In work. Apply M9 N. 16th St. , or I. N. Wntmn. 623 N Y Life Hldi ? . * SEYERAL. GOOD IUSEMENT8 SUITAHLE for nhopi. Appl > R11 N 16th St. . or IN - Watson , J3 N. Y. Life HMir. I MJS3 WANTED. AGENT TO HANDLE DUNHAIR'S System Tonic , samples free Address Duntialr's Sjstem Tonic Co. Cleveland , O. J M71S 8 \V\\TKnTO MODERN HOIJ E WITH M1OIT TEN ROOMS , ne.ir Hanscom 1'ark. Address P 10 , Heo office. WANTHD TO HF.NT A 6 OH 7 ROOM COT luge with furnace bilh , city water. g i" Ail- dr s 8 60. Ilee K 461 WAXTKD HOUSES TO UKNT 5 TO 7 ROOM'S J10 to } 20 cnnnot supply the deminrt for hou Pa of this diXPi. list afl once Q. O Wallace. 312 J. J Brown Illock. K 4S4 STou.von. PACIFIC STOnAfrK AND WAUFHOl'SB CO . 90S 910 Jones , general storage and fonv-nrdlng. M 452 PRANK EWERS BEST STORAGE 12H HAR- ney M-Tai S14 OM VAN & STORAGE 1511 FARNAM. TEl.15rO M-433 WANTI3I1 TO I1UY. 11HST PHICK PAID FOR OMAHA SAVINGS bank accounts nt room5W / , N. Y Life Hldtr. 50 SKrOND-HAND WHHKLP. J3 TO J10. Omaha lllc > ce ! Co , 323 N. 10th strict strictN732 N-732 Sll LIST Sl'KCTAL ItUldAINS IN HKAL K - tale with F D Wtad , 16th nnd DoupHs Sts N K' . SJ3 50 SECOND-HAND BICYCLES. 100 SO 14TH N M4-W Ol WANTED , TO DtTY A COW : STATE FULL particular * Addre'S S 4 > . Ilee N-313 31 * A GOOD STEVDY CARRIAGE HORM : weight 1 100 tn 1 : rn ixiund" Appli. with 'lorse , at 3330 Corby St , Omaha View N M716 7 I'OIlIjl _ - IHO AUCTION OF TWO STORES OF FURNt- ture , stoves , caipets. sldebonnis folding beds , bed room suites , leather nnd plush couches flnd bed lounges. Iron beds , all to go tu the highest blihler for cnsh no limit , goods must be sold on Wednesdnv , Sept S , at 10 30 n m "harp nt Xo. 1317-19 Douglns St Omaha Auc tion Co. O M5I3 7 * i-ou s M.niionsnsvno.Ns , CTC. GOOD SADDLE HORsn OR GOOD FAMILY horse fur sale cheap Address Ho * 4 > descent , la. P roii s vi.r _ SAWDUST. HULK OR SALKEO CIUHIIIKO nnd 1ms fence. C R. Lee , 901 Douglas Q 43i FOR SALE SPRING LUCE AND HEbER volr Ice Gilbert Ilros , Council Bluffs. In Q-M711 S- STEVM HOISTING MACHINE. CHEAP 200S St Mnrj's Av . Q-9S3 KI ONDIKE. AL\&KA. M3ND Jl CO TOR MAP of the Almkn gol.l nelds , how and when to go , whit to take , cost , etc O W Clinton. Wll. llHinx , Arizona Territory Q M17C H-12' LAltOK CHIfKEHING ITRIGHT PIANO , only S13000 Schmoller i Mull r. W , South lltli rt Q-Cli FOR SALE. AT THF. STATE FAIR GROUNDS , woixlen building. 20x30 feet , bultable for din ing room or lunch counter Appl > tn the As sociated O.iarlllcs f07 Hmvird.Q ! 671 " \NTI-MONOPOLY aARHAOE CO CLEANS ce 9i'ooU nnd privy vaults at redi ] * " ' ! prices. C21 N 16th Tel. 1779 R-33V-S.1S ci , \ invovvr.s. . Mil1 * PAUL. : os N iirrn ST TR\NCK ME- dlum mny be consullel nn all affairs of life ; letters with stamp enclosed promptly unMyereJ. S-C30 Ol \ \ v > s\i ; : . HVTIIS , ivrc. MRS 1)11 LEON. ELEITHIC MASSAGE HATH pirlnrs , restful nnd curative 417 bo llih up stairs. T 51703 12' 11ATHS. MASSAflF AND ELEtTRIC TREArT menu. I.otlle Hjrprr , aislnant. 119 N ICIli St. . more i : . T MC43 7 * THE \U\MvA GOLD MINING AND iliiiifiit Co han been Grgitnlzeil for the purpuse of iirorprct UK , luiattng mill operatln butli placer an.I quiirti mlnra In Alaska and the Hrltlhli possessions U In tlm Intention of tnU conipiiiy to fend n number of reliable and ex perienced mlnera to thn Klondike region by different ruults and to dllTerent Uxdlltles In the goli-l | Mirln , ; ilUtrlc-tfl. nnd Ihej will nocn Jmve n largn forte of ai-tlve nnd thoroughly equipped pro < nicti > m nnd miners In Hie tld ) It will nol depend on nn > ciu or two men who. from FlcKncm or poor judgment In i-eliet'n ' , ; a liu.itlun mUhl niuuccefi-ful but ! > ) i'ierat- | IIM a hirgi- number of men , bended by an able ilieilntcndent or nuntger with ample funds with which ti > provide the necefsiry supplies. Thlr ccinpan ) will pnxrx great advantages over tha urJln.ir > parties going to Alnik i , and Hand a much bellfr c.innr * of securing enormout teturns foi the money Invented. It U believe , ! by all wrll-liiforincxl inlnln ? ni n that the re cent dl > covrrlni of Ininienm rjuantlttes uf placer gold. In the region named Indicate tha rxlit- < -nre. in cliue proximity thtreto , of ful > lou lj rich quartz leiljfn and vilns from which their van ! driioslts of cold were originally eroded , und One of the mjln object i of this coniiany | will I * to ill t vrr If poulble the Ireurci-of ome of these depoiltt. T i capital ki'i of this company l.s 6CO.OOO khitrr > . par v lui > II 00 eich In order to avoid nil personal liabilities , the I'm re j arc ina.Ie full paid iin.l olwclulfb non-arF < < s .ible The otllrem and illn'lor of the company comprl * * mime of the moil ncllv un.l expvrtencc < l bin. tniia men of this clt > No tjlarlea will be juld to any of the olllcus until Hi * uutiKit of the propurtle * itnt may If acquired by the company uliall juitlf > It All iiione > rccrlveit from fie sale of Hoik to be used strictly In fornardlng the InUrfsu of the company In tke dlirctloi ) outllntil A limited nmmtnl 100 C < X ) shares , of stork of Tar Alatka ( liild Mlnlni and IVvelopnunt r'Uiipany If now ui"f < re < l for vale at ten cents per than1 or ut the rate of KO for 500 shares. pu&l > l * uni'-dflD cash balance In four fiu.il monthly pajmtnl * . or at the option of the purclmier may 1 > * paid far at nnc In full Mr William louden , the vli-e presldrnt of the e'inpan > n man of wile nnd practical ri crldicinlll .tart at Ilia car llrst ( xiaslble oppcrtunlt ) frr Alaska and remain right on the i"und actlm I'litial D insKer The Ixxkn are now i ptn nt Itx * ctllce of th c mpatiy 219 South l lh street c maha for sut rrlptl n to th tint Ifsui elK K 000 shares or rtck. . ibt Alaska OeM llln- In * nd D relcument Co. > -U7C4 T rr.nsov CContlnued ) V1AVI FOR UTKHINK THOl'HI.KS. SIM HER IIKU . pli > lcl n. con ult tl > n or health book fte * . U-4S7 hair * nd nil fnrll blemishes cur l Tnie Co . MS chamber Commerce U < * 7 O4' CHAMI'IflN 11HED COCKHR'J AND COM.IE3. T S He * . U-.MW 17 * tssTnt'iTt'iiE rrRKii TOR ? K PNTH. SEPtember - tember 15 , no pain : no detention from business iefer to thousnnds of pntlcntu ruml , mil or write O B. Miller Co. . 9M-3 N Y. L. . Omnha. L MIH DATIIS. MASSAQK J1.ME , POST. 31KV , S 15TH U-673 MO.MJY TO I.OA.V IIKAI. KSTATK. ANTHONY IjOAN A THl'ST CO , 313 N Y. I ! quick money nt low rates for choice farm Unds In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebrnski. LOANS ON IMPROVED A UNIMI'HOVED CITY property , W Farnam Smith & Co. , 133) Fnrn'm MONET TO I.QAN AT LOW HATES. THE O r Davis Co. . 150 ; Fnrnam St. W-441 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate. Urennan , Love Co. , 1'nxton lllk. MONKY TO LOAN. 11EM1B , PAXTON HIXJCK. W K9 FROM 1100 UP. P. DVKAD , 16 A DOUGLAS W-3SI-S-IS 6 run CENT MONEY ON NEBRASKA TAHM3 nnd Omnha Improved properly. Apply to v\ . B Mclkle. . 1st Nat'I H'k Hide ; W 411 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA property. l'usy A Thomas , 10 ? 1st Nat Ilk bldg. W-443 MO.MJV TO LOAN CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON FOHNITORE. PIANOS , horsed , wagons , etc. . nt lowst rates In city ; no removal ot goods , strictly confidential , you can pay the lonn off at nny time or In any amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. , 30G So ICtli St. X 416 IIUSINUSS OIIANCCS. A H ALPIRN. OMAHA JUNK HOUSE. PAYS highest prices. 101-3-7 Sa. 10th St. , Omaha S23 TO Oirr IN OH OUT OF BUSINESS GO TO J. J Olbson , 514 First Nnfl Hank. Y M14S J2M BAKERY. DOING THE BUSINESS. J J. Olbson , 514 First Nfl. Y M527 7 FOR SALE , FIRST-CLAPS BAKERY'AND lestnurnnt cheap for cish , ri-awin for wiling , poor health. Address Bov. 10SS Plntsmouth Y M-617 11 FOR SALE. STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHAN- dlse nnd groceries , also Btore bulldlnx and lot In a Unit class locality. Address Box 337 Mead. Neb. Y M-616 7 HOTEU TWO-STORY BRICK , WILL SELLer or trade for Iowa farm land , or will rent to partv bu > lng furniture. Clifton House Neoln , la Y J169S 11 * roii SAM : IUAL KOFNTZK PLACE \RGA1NS. . > 0 , $3,750 TO JC WO , see photos at 16th nnd Farnnm. Morse Bldg J. J. Ulbson , 514 First Nat. Hank llldg HI44i HOUSES. LOTS , FARMS , LANDS. LOANS Gee , P. Hemls Hell Estate Co , Pnxton Hlock RE-418 CASH FOR OMAHA SAVINGS BANK AC- coutits. G. G Wallace. 312 llrovvn block HE 119 SNAP 66X140 FEET NEAR 22D AND CLARK , J1.200 J N. Frenzer , Opp P. O RE 122 FOR SALE-SNAP AMONG SNAPS-C-ROOM cottnge , corner lot , nt 73 per cent of what thfc house Itself cost. M J. Kennard S- Son , sole agents 310 and 311 Brown b'oclc. ' HE 34G FOR SVLE , A FINE FARM OP 160 ACRES for sale che-p ; on easy terms ; locited near Uennlngton , Neb National Bank of Commerce. RE-M467 7 FOR SALE. SCO ACRE'S RICH BOTTOM LAND In Mononi countv , 'he binner corn nnd when county of Iowa , IOC1 acres under plow , the rest pasture nnd meadow land ; write to W D. Loomls' , Illencoe , la HE M472 H FOR SALE , MODERN HOITRH AND FULL LOT for J1.730 half cash , will make It J1.7JJ If not sold this w'eek A. P. TuKey , Cltv Hall. IXMl SALE OR TRADE. A LATIGE. CON- trolllng Interest In one of the best Irrigation cim'a In Nebraska , located In a fine valley over 2" miles long has nn eirnlng capiclty ot over $10000 per jenr ; full particulars on nppll citlon ; will sell for rensonnble price or trade for good Omaha property , when writing please JTlvo location and price of properts ottered , * * nl ° o Incumbrance If any , this Is a fine Invest ment nnd will only be cxchingeil for some thing of equal value ; no real estate with a heuvj debt will be considered Address for two weeks. T 8 , Bee office RE-5S. K- A FULL LOT ONE BLOCK FROM HANSCOM puk n bljr bargain F P Bostwli-k , Co 311 Pixton block HE 39 7 ARE WE IN IT' THREE-ROOM HOUSE AND lot 1600. four rooms and m feet Int. Jl 1",0. seven rooms and half lot ? 1.3vO Feven n ms nnd comer half lot , Sl.l < v > . seven rooms , bath closet Inrn , Jl 750 nnd mnnv other bugilns Also building lots. Jl ) nnd up modern homes Jl 7M nnd tin. choice acreage cheip , nil kinds of prnperlv for cTchinpe , nnd well see % v A Snencer. at 1C14 Firnam , for bargnlns 'Phone , ( .99. . ' RE-C3 ! C FOR SALE AN ELEGANT KOUNTZn PLACE HOUSE. * 4 000-Jl.fCO cash. bilance rnsy. Address owner. S 60. Ilee ofllce HE M497 LOST. POCKETBOOK CONTAINING ABOUT FIVE dollars currency and check on Merchant Na tional bank , left nt Economical Durs company Saturday night. Finder please leave nnnii * ut Smith-Premier T > pewrller Co. , 17th nnd Far nam fit. Lost-70S-6 HEWAIin FOR HL\CK AND WHITE HULL- dog S25 Pine St , opp , Urownell Hall LOST. A LADIES' S vTCHEL CONTAINING 2 po-kethookit and money between Ifth and Carl Av" and Crelghton college , flndr v\III ple/se lenvo nt Ilee oillce and receive liberal reward Ixist Mil * 7' LOST. POCKnTHOOK ON POPPLETON AVH betv\ccn 2Cth nnd 29th St containing 16 00 : reward for return of same to Mrs M Parr. S47 S 51th Lost M71i ( 7 LOST PUR GOLD GLA E < ; IN C\SE WITH rernlpt on Douglns near 16th St AiHress Cn So 7th St . Co Hum Reward Lost-.M719 8 -.HOIITII VNI ) AM ) A. C VAN SANT'S SCHOOU 513 N Y LIFE 450 AT OMAHA BUS COLLEGE 1GTH S. DOUGLAS MEDIC YL. ' 'HlfHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY- rovnl I'lllii ( Diamond brand ) ara the best , rare , reliable , tuke no other , send 4c stamps for particulars. "Relief to Lndlei" In letter liy return mull ; at ilniggixts Chlchester Chemi cal Co. Philadelphia , Pa. Mention Bee -M7I3 7 * I'ACICKI ) . JlT"s WALKLIN. ! 111 CUMINCJ. TEL. 1331 II MAHOWirIX1ANS MONEY 418 N 10 ST MATTHI > S Ili : > OV I'l'I.NO AVOIIKN. MATTRESSES , COUCHES PARIX3R FUHNI lure to order , repaired l < 3 I eavetiw'h. tel. )5'i3 TvriwiiiTins. IONS OF ENERO'VOULD UB 8AVED DA1IA If .very operator used tlm llifht running Dens more ICi : Fnrnam St , Omaha , 454 COMMIHCI.U. OMAHA BUSINESS INSTITUTE HOYIJ'S theater III IE write for tpeclmen of in-nman lilp nnd cntalouuc. JOC-S-24' SCHOOL FOR STAMMEHFHS AND STUTTER c s Julia E Yiushan. fW N Y Life Bids mcilioj b > nrleU vor.il exercise * liour , 10 to 15 and J la 4 * I3 Bll' SPEClAU-t UT THIS ' I.oinlovvii prlcMun BL'CCIES , SURREYS , 1'IIAETONS ' , etc JO v clilclcs nt - > to b& ) > or cent discount until hold. . VoMl'ANV I Op I iiinll'uni IVw Ilnriln In Pc-nurtlianil Work , PATirmr. fun -A Co. . Attorneys * at taw and Patent Ex. pxVAi Bee HulliHnr , Omaha , Neb. Branch MAe at Washlnuton , D C We make FREE EXAMINATIONS and aid Inventor * In felim * Itytr Inventions StnJ for free Advice anil Patent Hook rTC procured or C A. SNOW A 1 ' ° CO . ' Washington , D C FREE EXAMINATION Ami dvli.e No Alter- nej'a ftr before patent Nr claptrap offer ot prizes or promise of gud < lrn * talth , ul straight- forrnrd advice and faltbtu' service Notice li hereby Riven that scaled pro- no-vils v\Hl bo receUeirby tllo Hoard of 131- rctor of the Newton Irjrlcntlon district of l4oup county , Xcb a'ha , nt thelrofllce In nd ! illstrlct up to 2 o'clock p. m. of the 24th < lnv of September , 1W , for Jln O of the bonds I sued by snid Irrlpnilon district , nil of s xld liontli belnc for J1W ench , payable ni follows towlt. * 1.100 In eleven years , J1M ) In twelve jeaM ami Jl.OOO In thirteen yonrs from the dnte , and dravvlni ; Interest at the rate of C per cent per annum , pnvablo semi- nnnuallv. Principal and Intercut of said bonrtn payable nt the olllcc of the state treasurer of the state of Nebraska. The Hoard of Directors reserve the right to reject nny and nil bliK Address ill bids to O. W. Abbott , wcretary , Motllton , Neb Hy order of the Hoard of Directors , made July . 1W. O. W. ABBOTT , Secretary.C. . C. L. COl'P , I'rpsldent. 3 3d 20t m FOU EHRCTION OF School Bulldlncs. U. S Indian Service , nosebud Acency. Rosebud , South Dakota , Auguat 30th , 1S97. Scaled propos. la , In- dorBcd , "Proposals for Erection of School Ilulldlngs , " nnd adilrcssei ) to the umlcr- Igned nt Ro < > ltid. South Dakota , will bo ecelved at this aRcncy until one o'clock p n. of Tuesday , September 21st , 1S97 , for fur- IshltiK the necessary materials and labor equlred In the conntructlon nnd completion f two day school buildings and two teach- rs' cottages on this reservation , nt sites elected by the undersigned. In strict accord- nco with plans and specifications which nay be examined nt the Indian oillce. Vvash- ngton , D. C. , the Builders' nnd Traders' Exchange. Omaha , Neb. , the ollroe of The lee of Omaha , Neb. , und ut this agency. ' 'or any additional Information apply to Chns. E. McChesney. U. S. Indian Agent. Sealed bids will be received at the ofllco f the OroumN nnd llulldliif ; Department of he Transmlssls-slppI und Intermtlonal K\ > losltlon until E o'clock p. m. Saturday , Sep- ember 11. for the construction of the Agri cultural building. Plans nnd specifications on nie In the superintendent's oillce. No. 6.14 Paxton block , or sets will be furnished contractors nt coot cootP P. KIRKENDAL.T.I. M'g'r Grounds and Buildings Dep't. I'oyroFKicn NOTICE. ( Should be read DAIDY by all Interested , as change ? may occur at nnv time ) Foreign malls tor the week ending Sep- ember 11 , 1S37 , will clo e ( PROMPTLY In all cases ) at the Genera ) Poitofllco as follows' PARCCI S POST JIAILS CLOSU ONE 1OUR EAULIEH than closing time shown below. Trniis-Atlaiille TUESDAY At 7 a. m. for EUROPE , per s Saale * . via Plymouth nnd Bremen ( letters for Ireland must be directed "per Saale" ) . at S a m for NETHERLANDS dlrtct , per P. s Amsterdam , via Amster dam ( letters must be directed "per Am sterdam" ) , at 9 n m ( supplementary 10:30 : a. m ) for IRELAND ( letters only ) , per 9 s Auranla , via Queenstovvn ( letters for other parts of Europe JJiust be directed "per Auranla" ) WEDNESDAY At 7 n m. ( supplementary 9 a m ) for EUROPE , per s s > . Paris' , \ia Southampton , at 0 a m ( supple mentary 10 Su n. m. ) for EUROPE , per s s Gerrmnlc * . via Queenstown ; nt 10 a. m for BELGIUM direct , pet s. s. rrle - land , via Antwerp ( letttrs must be di rected "per J"rlesland'J ) ' THURSDAY At G a. m. for EUROPE , per s. s. Augusta. Victoria , \la Plymouth , Cherbourg nnd Hamburg. SATURDAY At 7am for FRANCE , S\VIT2EIIL-AND. I TATA' , SPAIN , POR TUGAL. TURKEY , f EGYPT and BRIT ISH INDIA , per s. m. La. Touraine * . via Havre ( letters for oher | parts of Europe must be directed "per , L.a Touraine" ) ; at Sam for NETHERLANDS direct , per s. 9 Mnas < lam , via1 ; Rotterdam ( letters must be Directed "per Maasdim" ) ! at S a. in. for GENOA , per s s Jim * -letters must be directed "pur Ems" ) ; at 10 a infer for SCOTLAND direct , , tpcr s s. City of Rome , via Glasgow ( letters must be di rected "per City of Rome" ) , at 12 m. ( sup- plemcntary 1-30 p in ) for EUROPE , per s. s Etrurln * , via Quwnstovvn. PRINTED MATTER , ETC Germin etcnmers salllm ? on Tuesdays take Printed Matter , etc. . for Germ-iny. nnd bpeclifly Addressed Printed Matter , etc , for other parts of Europe. Ameri can and White Star steamers on Wednesdays German ntenmers on Thursdays , and Cuinrd , Trench and German steamers on Paturdajt take Printed Matter etc . for nil nuntrles for which they are advertised to carry mall. After the closing of the Supplementary Trans Atlantic Mails named above , additional supple * mentary mails are opened on the piers of the American English , French and German steam era , and remain open until within Ten Min utes of the hour of palling of steamer. MiilU fur .Smith nnil Cm trill Aliii-rlcn , Went Iiiilli-H , itc. TUESDAY At 12 m for BRAZIL , and LA PLATA COUNTRIES , per a. s. Astl , % ia Rio Janeiro and Santos ( letter * for North Brazil must be directed "per Astl" ) , nt , 3 p m. for COSTA RICA , per steamer from New Orelans WEDNESDAY At 1 p. m. for CURA , per s s , Yumurl , via Havana ; nt 1 p. m ( sup plementary 1 30 p. m ) for ST DOMINGO and TURKS ISLAND , per s. s. New York. THURSDAY At 2:30 : a. m. for PORT AN TONIO , per steamer from Philadelphia , at 1 p m ( supplementary 1 30 p m ) for BERMUDA , per s. s. Orinoco ; nt 1 p m. ( supplementary 1 30 p m > for NASSAU , N P. , and SANTIAGO DC CUBA , per s f > . Santlaso , at 1 p. m ( supplementary 1 30 p. m ) for NASSAU. N. P. . per a B Antllln ( letters must bo directed "per An- tllia" ) ; at 3 p. m. for JAMAICA , per s a Ardanro" ( letters for Belize , Puerto Cortez - tez and Guatemala must be directed "per Ardnnrose" ) . FRIDAY At 10 n. m. ( supplementary H n. m. ) for CENTRAL AMERICA ( except Costa Rica ) nnd SOUTH PACIFIC POFtTS , per s s. Alllnnca. via Colon ( letters for Guatemala must bo dliected "per AHUnca" ) , at 11 n m for MEX ICO , per s s San Afruntln. via Prosre ° o und Vera Cruz ( letters must be directed "per San Atiustln" ) , nt 12 TO p m ( sup plementary lp m ) for ST THOMAS. ST CHO1X. LEEWARD and WIND WARD ISLANDS , per f Fomabelle ( letters foi Trinidad and Tobaso must be dre | < ted "per rontabelle" ) , at 3 p infer for TJUN1DAD. TOBAGO and CH'DAI ) BOLIVAR , per s s Cuiarno SATURDAY At 10 n m ( supplementary 10 30 a m ) for FORTUNE ISLAND JA MAICA , SA VANILLA and CARTHA- GENA , per s s Alene ( letter * for Coata Rica must un directed "per Aleno" ) , at 10 a in ( supplementary 10 30 n in ) for CAPE HAITI. GONAIVES , AUX- CAYKS , JACJ4KL and SANTA MARTHA , per s H. Klttj ; ut lOiin a m for GAM- PECHK , CHIAPAS , TABASCO and YU CATAN , per B n Yucatan ( letters for other parts of Mexico and for Cuba must be directed "ner Ytlcalali" ) ; at 1 P , m for JKREMIli. POILT 1)E PA IX. CAPK HAITI ST MARC. tfNAIVES. PETIT GOAVE ard TUHKS 'ISLAND , per H s Thurlnsla. > B Molls for Newfoundland. , bj- , rail to Halifax , and thence b ) steamer clnile ar this onlce dally at 8:34 p m. Malls for Mfloolon | , by rail to Ho * ton anil thence by Meainuft v.U e at this otllce , dally at 8.:0 p. m MulJ .fw Cuaa clo.'e at thU otllcc dally at 7 00 u in for forwarding by steamers snlllntr ( Monda > s luul Thurndavs ) from Port Tampi , Fla MalJ if or Mexico City overland , unless specially addressed for nil * patch by steamer , clomt ntilhls olllce dally at J 30 n m and 2 30 p. r < Registered mall closes at 6 00 p in previous ( Jay. TrniiN-I'iirllln Mull * . MalLi for China nnd Jip4n. | per f. H. Aztec ( from San Francisco ) , close here dally up to September 5 at 3il p. m Malls for China and Japan ( spbulally addret-Hed only ) , per s Kmprei * of Japan ( from Vancouver ) , clop here dally up to Sep tember "S nt C 30 p in Malls for Aus tralia ( except those for West Australia ) , which are forwarded liy Europe. New /.calami , Hawaii , FIJI and Sainoan Islands , per f f MHrlpo'd ( from San Francisco ) , olose heie dally up to September " 10 at 7.CO a m. , Ham and 6.30 p m ( or on arrival nt New York of a. s Campanlu with Br'tUh malls foi Australia ) MallH for Australia ( except West Australia ) , New Zealand. Hawaii and FIJI Islands , per s 8 Warrlmoo ( from Vancouver ) , close here dally after September * * 10 and and up to September 13 nt 0 30 p m Malls for China nnd Japan , per H Ta- comu ( from Tacoma ) , close here dally up to September " 19 nt C-30 p m Malls for the Society Islands , per snip Trop'c Bird ( from San Francisco ) , close here dally up to September 21 at ti 30 p m Malls for Hawaii pr a. a Australia ( from San Francisco ) , close here dully up lo Sep- lember 2a at C-30 p m , Trans-Pacific malls nif forwarded to r * > rt of salllnK dally anil the mhnlule of clnslne Is i arranged on the presuiptl" > " > of their unin- lerrupl" ! iverland trais L Rccuterel malt i il" " at ( (1 p n ivi'n d > PostNtlc New Ycrk N "i Sfpl 4 , 137 , CORNELIUS VANCOTT , Postmaster. UAU.no.vnj. CHICAGO. MILAVAUKHE A ST. Paul Hallway City Ticket OlDee 1J04 Farnam Street Telephone. 2J ( Depot. Tenth and Mason Streets Telephone. 12S. Leave. Arrive alas r& n.tSK . . :3 : Dnlly Pall > except Sunday. UNION PACIFIC "THE OVERland - land Route" General OHlcea N E. Corner Ninth and Farnam Streets City Ticket omce , 1X Farnam Street. Telephone , 315. Depot , Tenth and Mason Streets , Telephone , USLeave Leave , Arrive. "The Oierlaml Limited" for Denver , Salt lAke , Pacific coast , and all western points SS : > am l : < 5 ptn Fn t Mali train for Denver , Salt Ij ke. Pacinc coast and all western points 4-W pm ' 10'tO am Lincoln. Hentrlce and Stromsburs Express . 4 03 pm 1 to pm Grand Inland Express . _ 3.1 pm J-M pm Dally Dally except Sunday. Council Hluffs I-ocnl-lx-nv es 6 4) a m,6:50n. m ; 730 n m ; : a m , 19-t ! n in ; J'lS p m . 4.30 p. m , S K p. m Arrives. n m ; 7'iq a in , 8 a. tn , sK a m , llsJ ) n. m. ; J'W p. tn ; S : p m , 9 05 p. m. , 10'.43 p , m HURLINOTON . River Rftllroail "The HJrllnR- ton Route" General offices. N W , Corner Tenth and Farnam Strcels Ticket otnce. IMS Far- nam htreet. Telephone. 250. Depot , Tin til and Maxon streets. Telephone , IIS. Arrive. Lincoln , Denver and west ! 33 am 9.35 am Lincoln , Denver , Cole rado. Utah California , r.lack Hills , Montana nnd Puset Sound . . . 4:31 pm 4'03 pm Lincoln Uxnl : . . 7 05 pm 7.45 pm Lincoln Fast Mull ! : &S pm 11 JO m Dallv. Dilly except Sunday. CIHCAGU HUHUNOTON AND Qulncy Railroad "The Hurllni- ton Route" Ticket ofllce , 1502 Farnam Street Telephone , 210. Hoist D pot , Tenth and Mnson " Telephone , IIS.Leave. Leave. Arrlte. Ex. . 5:05 : pm ChtcnKO Kxprcus 9tS : am 4.15 pm 7:50 pm 7.S5 im 1'nclllo Junction I nc.tl " 11:40 am 6 10 pm r l Mall . : u 0 pm Ualll Dilly except Sunday KANSAS PITY ST jusiru Councll Hlurts llnllroiiil "rim Durllnston noutTl.ket Of fice 130S Parnnm Street Tele- inonc. 550 Depot , Tenth nnil M ton Striet" Telephone , 125 I avc Arrlvr City D)5 Hx . fl.Oinm a 10 pm City Night Kx . 10 00 pm S.50 urn Dully OMAHA , KANSAS CITY & EASTERN RAIL- roHd Omaha & _ St l.ouls Rallroid "The O K Route" Ticket Ofllce 141 Knrnim Street Telephone , 32 ! Depot , Tenth nnd Mason Streets , Telephone , 128 Leive Arrive PattonsburR. KlrKsvllle , Qulncy Ixjcal . . 5tO : tm 10:45 : pm St Louis , New York Limited 4-30 pm 11 30 am DMtJ. CHICAGO s. NoimnviisT- i > rn UnllTvny Oltj Ticket OHIce. 1401 Furnam Street Telerhi'ne , 61. Depot. Tenth nnd Mu-on Slreets. Telephone 12S. Lc.iv e. Arrive Mlourl Vjlley , Sioux Cil > , St. I'.iul and Minneapolis . . . CUO am 10-45 pm Missouri V-illey. Sioux City . . . 7:50 : am S.03 pm Denlson. Carroll , Wnll Lake i.SOam 9.03 pm IJaslern Kxpre 3 Des Molneo Mnrsliulltown , Ce.lnr . Iliplds , Chlcngo " 10.45 nm 4:10 pm Atlantic I'ljir , Chicago and En t . . . . . 4:45 : pm 4 10 pm Tint Mull , Chicago to Omaha 3:10 : pm Misrourl Valley , Sioux City. St Paul , Mln.ie- npolls Limited . 5.55 pm 0 23 nm Omali.i-Chlcniro Special C.JO pm 8.10 am Dally Dall ) except Sunday. CHICAGO ST PAUL MINNK- ai < oltn ft Omiha Hallway Oi-ncral onlcis. Nebraski Dl- vlHlon rifteenth ami UTbstPr treofi CIU Ticket Oillcc , HOI 1 arnnm Street Telephon- Ml Depot. Flttci-tith and Webster fatnets Telephone , H5S trf.iv e. Arrlv e Bloux City Accnmmod.i S-50 nm 8-23 pm Mpux Cltv Accominoda. 9.50 am 8.25 pm lllnlr , Umerson. .Sioux City , I'oncn. Hnrtlng- Ion and Hloomfleld . 1-00 pm " 11:55 : am Sioux City , Mankato. St. TaUI. Minneapolis . 6'13 pm 9-10 nm Dally. Dallv cxcopt Sundnv , " Sunday onlj. iSIOL'X CITY .t PACIFIC RAIL- n > id Oenpi il Olllces , United States Nnttun.il Bank Ttulld- Inc SV Corner Twelfth mil F.irnam Slreets TUket OHlci > , 1401 Farnam Street Telephone , 561 Depot Fifteenth and Webster btreets. Telephone , 143S Leave Arrive Sioux Clt ) . Mankato , St Paul , Mlnneipolls. 6:15 : pm 9.10 am Dally FREMONT. I.L.KIIOUN s. Miss , u r I Valley llHllnay General Olllces United States National U.mk Hullillng. j Soutlmtst Corner Tviclfth nnd Tarnam Streets Ticket Office 1401 Farnam Street Telephone 561 Diput Fifteenth and Webster Streets Telephone. 14IS Leave. Arrive UlacK Hills. Deadwood nnd Hot Springs. 3 00 pm 5 00 pm \Vjomln , Catper and Douglas . . . " 3 00 pm " 5 00 pm Hastings. Ynrk. David Clij Superior , Ge neva , Hxetcr and Sew- aril 3 00 pm " 5 00 pm Norfolk. West lolnt 7.50 am " 10 M nm and Fremont 3.CO pro 5 00 pm Lincoln. Wahoo and 7.50 nm 10 25 nm Tiemont 3 CO pm 3 00 pin Fremont Local 7 50 am Dnlly Dallv except Sunday , " Sunday only. " Dally except Saturday , Dally except Monday CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILroad - road "The Cleat Knck Island Route" City Ticket OlHce , 1323 Farnam Street. Telephone. 42S Depot , Ten Hi and Mason Streets Tele phone. 111. I-emo. Arrive Chicago and St Paul Yestlbuled Exprefs . . 4.50 pm 1 20 pm Lincoln Colorado Sp3s. Pueblo. Denver and nest 1 25 pm 1.05 pm Chlcaso. Des Molnes and Hock lUni ) 7.00 pm 8.15 nm Atlantic Expre-js , for DPS Molnes and east ern points " 7.00am 5.33 pm Lincoln Falrbury and Ilelleville " Sf : pm " 10.41) ) am Mall } Dally except Sunday. MIS ° OUI PACIFIC HAILHOAD General Olnces nnd 'Ilcke Olll e , Merchants National Haul limiting 1221 Farnain btreet Telejihrnc 104 Depot. Fifteenth ami Wiluter Streets. Telephone HIS Leave. Arrive Kansas City St Louis and southern points 3 03 pm 12 13 pm Kan B.I City Kipre 0 33 pm C TO nm Ft Crook fa Union LI 9'00 pm 7.00am Dally. WAIIASH IlAIUlOAn TICKET OFFICi : 141 Farnam Street Tclepionc 32Z Depot , Ttnlh and Mnson Streets , Telephone , 123. Leave. Arrixe St lyiul * "Canon Hall" Hxpress ! 30 pro 11 30 am Dally f AMUSEMENTS. The Woodwards are drawing big crowds t < the CrelKhton this week with their excellen production of "The Sea of Ico. " The scenl effects are complete , and would do credit t a much higher priced attraction. The com pany Is clolug excellent wcrk In this play Dean aud Jcne are the vaudeville team thl week , and are pleasing HIH people with the ! strong comedy sketch. "The Sea of Ice" vvll bo the bill at both performances today Wednesday "The Two Orphans , " Frlda "The Arabian Nights. " Next Sunday a elaborate production of "Thu Wagw uf Sin Prof Gentry's dog and pony show opened a week's engagement last night The bit , tent at Eighteenth and Farnaui was com pletely filled with an audience composed o both old and young , but judging by the ap plauae they were equall ) entertained by th acting of the talented doga and ponies Th performance opeoE with a military drill by the ponies , during which they march anc I counter march with the precision of a com ! pany of veteran inllttla. At the concluslo ! of this act thu poults retire and the dog I are given a chance to show what they ca-v I do They proved to be equally Intelllgcn i end performed some very amusing acts Ot ) of the most pleasing features Is the ap parent love for Hie work that the animal have This Is probably due to the fact tba they have all been trained by kindness Th engagement is for the week , with malluee today , Thursday and Saturday at 2:30 o'clock CUT IN TWO IN THE MIDDLE Heavy Shipments to the West Brin Down the Traffic Charges , RATES FROM THE EAST TAKE A BIG TUMcLE flint Woiil Into Hffrpt Yi-sti-rilnj I'rnv o. to litn Til 111K fur Tlioso HniiillliiK Tlio Jobbers of Omaha nnil other western olnts arc uow enjoying tlie lowest rales tat ha\e been In effect from New IIiiKl.iiul a the west In the last ten } c r . The big ut In merchandise rates that \sns nude on cptcmbcr 1 was relished its a good thliiR. mt It has been distanced In the race for avers by a mora general cut that became ffectlve yesterday. Gcorso M. Wea\cr , general agent of the terchanta * OUpatch Transportation coin- any , yesterday rccched advices that _ a ew' schcdulo of rates would go Into effect t once on all shipments of mcrcliaiull ] on ho railroads over which that company oper. tcs The new schedule supplants that of cptcmbcr 1 , which contained a cut on hlpments to the west tram Now England f from 6 to 23 per cent , from the schedule hat had been In effect for many years The ut of September 1 was first announced hero > y the Hcd Line and was quickly followed y the other lines. Now the Merchants' Dls- atch Transportation company has announced hat It has further whittled the merchan- Isc rates , and It Is presumed that the other ompanlcs will again fall In line Asked whether there Is any likelihood of hera being any further cuts experienced rclght men merely shako their heads and ay no one can toll. The following table- shows how great a eduction * there has been on shipments of arlous commodities from Iloston and com- ion points to Mississippi river points. The ut to Mississippi river points has the effect f bringing the rate on boots , shoes , dry 'ooda and other first class merchandise own to Jl per 100 pounds from New Kng- and to Omaha. COMP \nisox or KATES. In the following table the rates that were n effect for several jears prior to Septem ber 1 are shown In the first column , the ates after the cut of September 1 are shown n the second column and the rates after he cut jcsterday are shown In the third nd last column : loots nnd shoes S7-.TO 40 Dry goods S7-- Cotton piece Rood * Canned goods , c'xr loads . ' --j " Sodn. cur loads to-a , . .C Oilcloth carloads oS-S ; rf lo-itls. - J Mattings , car jj-24 ; Cartridges , car loads - The following table shows the reductions of the various classes of merchandise : 1 2 3 4 5 C Prior to Sept. 1 S7 73 5S 41 35 29 1-C 7 ? Cl 4S 37 2' > 2 ? 6 G * * 18 3S 31 23 22 Cut since Aug. 31 32 27 SO 10 12 7 Speaking of the big cuts that went Into ef- ect jesterday General Weaver of the Merchants' Dispatch Transportation companj said"I have been with this company for en jcars , and this IB the biggest cut ind nakcs the lowtst rates on merchandise I lave ever Known. "What Is the cause' Principally Increased shipments of merchandise One v.ho Is not connected with the freight business has no dea of the great Increase In the amount of merchandise that Is now being shipped to the west. With the mills starting up In the eastand the goodprlccs obtained for the large jraln crops In the west , the western Jobbers xre taking advantage to order more largely than they have for a long tlmo" roiniTIO \ ANOTiinn I.R\GUK. ( ii-tUntr Hnllvrtij iiiiiln | > cM ToRctlii-r for I'olltli-nl I'lirpiiMi-N. Nothing Is known among tno icaaing rail road men of Omaha concerning the Uallwa > Emplojes' Political league , which was formed Sunday In Chicago , further than what was printed In > estcrday's press dispatches. As yet the men Interested In the league are from states east of Ne braska , but It Is presumed that branches will be organized here in time Speaking of the work of the now league a Union Pacific official je&tcrdas raid "There Is undoubtedly need for an organiza tion that will band the cmplo > cs together to look after thb .merest ? of the companies they represent Instead of fighting thulr em ployers at every turn of the road , but 1 doubt If any organization that contemplates meddling In politics can successful ! } serve the purpose. There v , ill bo wrangles and dissensions In campaigns some of the mem bers will think that the league should sup port a republican , others will favor the support of a democrat , and still others will want the league to endorse a populist , and then there will bo trouble. " Colonel Beccher n Hay , secretary of the Illinois Ilallioad and Warehouse commis sion , Is the most prominent figure In the now league , and the following are also men tioned as having had a hecid in the forma tion of It- John Klory. railroad commissioner of Mis souri ; R. S. Kaylor. railroad commissioner of Ohio : William Welch , railroad conductor Kansas City. Mo , Richard GlrrarJcau rail road conductor. Racine , Wis ; Richard Hunt , railroad conductor St Paul. Mlrn : n r Thompson , nrotherhiiod of Locomotive in- : clnecni. Cedar Rapids , la ; Wllllim Kllpit- rlck , clilpf conductor ordnr No 1 Chicago John W. Calluhan. yardmaster of the Holt lino. Chicago , W. W Lovpjoy , general jard- msiter , Pouth Chicago and tolling milla ; Wil liam Jfhiif-on. general yardmastpr Wabusn. Chicago , William Long general vardiniR'ei Union stock studs , Chicago ; J C McGair. ucnoral jardmastcr Monon route Chicago ; W. I ! Newman , chief clerk freight dipart- mont Michigan Central. Chicago ; George Gruby , general foreman Chicago. Milwaukee & St Paul. Chicago ; M V LlghtHp. chief clerk Pennsylvania. Chicago ; II 0. Cis sad , agent Chlcugo & Northern Pacific , Chicago cage ; C. I ! Warren , Baltimore & Ohio , Chi cago. r\ssrNfait.s KAI.I , err TIIK niux Olio Vrrlili'iil lit Mllllll'tl mill Vnollii'i nt ( intliniliiirpr , Two passengers , who are alleged by the THllioad company to have been In "n high state of Intoxication. " fell off Union Pailfi' trains Sunday , and were Injured Uinnis Sullivan of Spauldlng , N'ch. , was a passenger on extri train No. 741 , which carried some of the Sunday excursionists homeward , and tumbled off the train at a point about a mlle east of Mlllard at S 10 o'clock Sunday night No one missed him , or If they did , they said nothing , for Dennis was allotted to lay just where he fell forever over an hour. Then Engineer Harrla , who wag running a light engine , caught sight of thu wounded man , picked him up and carried him to Millard A physician was called , and It was found that the man'u lift collar bono had been broken and that ho had sustained severe injuries on the lcft < side of hit ) body. Ho was removed to St Joseph's hospital > e.terday. In the after noon lila condition was not regarded ah critical An unknown passenger cither fell or was pushed off the t > ccond section of train No 3 of the Un'on ' Pacific Sunday afternoon near Gothenburg Ho had a ticket read ing from Grand Island to North I'latte , and was sitting on the steps of the car , pre sumably because It * an cooler riding there When the conductor opened the vcstlhulcd doors the passenger tumbled off and was seriously hurt. He uai , taken to Gothen burg and placed under the care of a physi cian. Incrt-nxc III Kavllinimil Hliliiunt . CHICAGO , Sept. 0. Eostbound uhliuneiiu last wrcU amounted to CD,911 tons , compared with Cl SSI tona last ivt-ek and Cl 01-5 torn the corresponding week last ) "ar Tha tannage was divided as follov Michigan Pentat 16021 tona , Wabash , C.2S7 ions , I-nke Shore , 7.52'ton ; Pennsylvania , 9491 tons Pills burg , Cincinnati. Olil-ago & St Louis 7 431 tons ; Baltimore & Ohio , 1 916 tons. Chit-ago & Grand Trunk , 7,313 toni ; Nickel Plate , 3,797 tons ; Chicago & Krlp , C.C'3 ton , Cincinnati , Chicago St Ix > ul . 4.U7 toti . lake > hlp- menta last week amounted to 217.913 tons. iiuvns svv Trnlv Tosr. MOMYV ItnlliTnjMnnnjtrr * Clnlni Tlipy ) | ipr- n to nt l.ii In Smith liiiUotii , SIOUX KALt > 3. S D . Sept. C The nppll- cation for an Injunction to restrain the South Dakota railroad commission from putting Into eifect the rates recently adopted cnmo on for hearing In the ftnloral court today. The roads Joining In the application are the Chicago. MllvvAiiKeo A St. P ul. the Chicago & Northwestern , the Chicago , St Paul , Min neapolis S Omaha , the I'rrmont , Elkhorn 6 Mlo&ourl Valley , the Chicago , llurllngtort Si Qulnry. the llurllngtnn , Cedar ltailds | A Northern , the Great Northern nnd the 00 line. George H. Pock of Milwaukee , M 1) . Grovcr of St. Paul , ex-Senator C. P Mnnder. son of Nebraska. L W Uow CM of Chicago , I'V-Congressman Thomas P Wilson of St , Paul nnd W. 1) . Sterling of Omahn wrro among the nltornrjs who appeared for the railroad. ' , Scrator C S Palmer of Sioux Knlls , Thomas H. Null of Huron and Krcit M. Uro\\t \ of Rapid City Appearing for the commission In their bill of complaint the companies contended that they were losing money In the otato and that any reduction In rntcs would bo conflscatory. The commission , claims thit the roads are operating at a profit In South Dakota. The dlscrepancr arises over a disagreement between the commission nnd the companies on the division of profits The commission claims that not enough credit Is given to South Dakota for the through buslneso orlglnatlnR In this state. The Chicago. Milwaukee & SU Paul claims to ha\o lost J4.0I4.00S.40 In South Dakota line In the last Iho years. The Chicago & Northwestern claims to have loot $099,650.16 during the same period The commissioners say that this loss Is not real , but U ? the result of artistic bookkeeping. Judge Garland of the federal court salij ho did not care to go through the cvldenco nnd to lister to the annual reports until ho was satisfied that the bill of Iho company was sulllclcnt. nils was taken as an Intl- mntinn ! . ilm rnnrt that he rccariled the bill as Insufficient An adjournment was token until tomorrow , when this question will como up for hearing. AVOHKIM ! K 7lTA\OTIir.lt PAST MII Kirnrt tn llrlnw Hoi-lc liliuul'N Knrly Train tu TliN CU > . Tor some time past there has been a quiet , but nevertheless encrgut c , effort made to have the fast mall train of the IChlcago/ Rock Island & Pacific railroad , which novr rum from Chicago to DOS Molnes. continued as far as Omaha. The Council niulTs mer chants have had the matter up several times , and the ofllclals of the Postofllce de partment nnd the ralltoad company have been frequent ! ) urged b > several leading wholesale firms of th.s city to make the desired extension In fact. It has been ru mored several times that the change would1 bo made W. I. Allcti assistant general manager of the Rock Island , Is authority for the statement that no decision to make the deslrid extension has jet been reached. The matter , however. Is being consldr" > d. Should thu extension that has been ru- morei ! bo made effective , the Rock Island's fast mall train would arrive here at 1 10 o'clock In the afternoon It lct\es Chicago every morning at 3 o'clock and arrives at Dos Molnes at 11 10 a. m . stopping there. H makes but fifteen stops between Chicago and Des Molnes. If It were continued as far as Omaha It would bring in a great quantitv of eastern mall that Is mjw brought In on the .Burlington's fast mall train at 2 50 o'clock. It would arrUc to Omaha a few minutes behind the Rock Island s Den ver express , train No 5 , which leaves Chicago cage at 10 p. m and Des Molnes at 8 2S a. m. CIuiiiKiIn limn Oi'iitrnl'M I'liHoy CHICAGO , Sept. C It Is announced that the policy of the Iowa Central road , which has been very conservative heretofore , will bo altered from now on. Under the presi dency of Russell Sage the road did not show as much aggressiveness as the present man agement deems desirable and It Is said that the road will get after business from now on with as much energy as any of the larger western loads. Ili-M.-n IU > lliMiN Wlnler. ST. PAUL , Sept C President C. S Mcl- len of the Northern Pacific Railroad com pany arrived In the city today and relieved E W. Winter as the executive head of the road. Mr. Mcllcn und Mr. Winter held a conference In the president's room lasting several hours. After that Colonel I.amont , the new vlco president of the road had a long conference with President Mellon. rri'Hlili-iit CluiKH Ilrnllli. General Manager Edward Dickinson of the Union Pacific jcsterday returned from Helena , Mont . where he had been In confer ence with President Clark of the Union Pa cific for several dajs The health of the piesldent , who has been 111 for several months , lu reported as gicatly Improved. Ho Is able to be about , and will probably re turn to St Louis sometlmo next month. Itrilm-f lou in IVnulit ItntrN. DENVER , Sept. C. W K McAllister , representing the Morgan steamblilp line and the Southern Pacific Railvvaj company In this clly , has announced a reduction ot through freight rates from the Atlantic sea board. to bo effective today. The first-class rate will bo $2.07 , and other lates to corre spond. Hnllivny NnlcM nnil Pcr General Manager Holdrrgo of the 13. ft M. has returned from tlie west. H. r Carter , traveling passenger agent ot the Union Pacific , Is in the city from Sioux City. Elliot Maialtnll of this I ) & M.'s passenger department Js In the city from St. Joseph , Mo. Traveling Passenger Agent Dennett of the North vvestcin , and Mlw Hennett returned yesterdaj from Chicago. Special Agent Farrehan of HIP Ilurllngton headquarters In Chicago was tn the city for a short vvhllo jesteirtay IVunlnss of the Pullman Pilacc Car com pany slio.v an ln-rcasc of $125,000 for thi month of August , 1S97 , as romiiied with th eirnlngs of August , IS'lii General Solicitor Manderson of the H & M. Is lu Sioux Fills , S D . arguing for a temporary Injunrtlon to restrain the rallnay commissioners of South Dakota fiom putting Into effect their reduced rate schedule. Traveling Passenger Agent Stiles of thn Union Pacific has n-turnca from a trip through the state , and rcportx that Inquiries concerning the coming state fair are exceed ingly numerous. Judging from present Indications ho anticipates a greater at tendance of Ncbraskans than ve ; before aeon at a state fair Arnold H nromo Celery cures headache * . lOc , 25e and 50c. All drugglstH. i-ADoi.sici ruut.in WITH vss u i/r. Trniililc fur tin * Man \VIio Hun Into lllCllHt Kill III , S. Padolskl , Iho peddler who ran Into Bi cyclist Trank Flala a couple of weeks ago near Sixteenth and I.eavemvorth Htrcels and quite fceilously Injured him , was am-slcd again yesterday on the charge of assault. Ho was arraigned In police court anil pleaded not guilty Padnlskl wan arrested at the time of the accident and was charged with assault Klala did not appear to proHoculu and without In vestigating , the authorities dismissed Ilio casts The reason that Flala did not proso- cutu was that he was laid up as a result of tlib collision. Ho has Just recovered. The case Is of Interest to wheelmen because It IB the first In which a driver of a votilclo has been prosecuted for running Into a bi cycle rider , Per Infant * nnd Children.
