TIIJ3 OMAHA DATLY BEE : PIUDAY , OCTOBER 1 , 1807.
SPECIAL
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WA.VI'KD HITUATIOXS.
WANTED , CIRCULAR LETTERS TO WRITE ,
envelopes to nililrew or m.inum.-rlpt to copy ul
reasonable term * . Address T GO , llee ntllcc.
A M99G OS *
OHITION 1IY EXPERIENCED LADY HTKN-
OBrapher : bent references. Address W 47 , ! ! *
A-MWJ 7'
WA.\TK MALI3 IIHLI' .
CANVASSERS TO TAKE ORDERS ; NEW LINE
of work : no heavy goods to cnrry ; salary or
commltslon. C. 1' . Adams Co. , D2I Ho , 16th St.
11-115
SALESMEN FOR C1QARS. t23 ! A MONTH AND
expeiifes ; old nrm ; experience unnecessary ; In-
duccmenti to cualonim. u. C , Uuhbp A Co. ,
St. Louis. 11-116
HEN AND WOMEN SOLICITOUS FOR THE
National llctcrvo assoclallon ; thu best , eafcsl
and soundest rratcrnul onlcr In the Held toduy.
Address 1' . A. C. Slovens , 611 N. Ulh St. ,
Onmhu. H-117
WANTED. MECHANICAL DRAUOUTSMAN ,
capable of preparing patent olllce drawings. Ap
ply nt olllcu of Hues & Co. , Hue building ,
Unmlm. 11 MS22 Ol
WANTED. YOIJNCJ MAN WITH EXPERIENCE
In strum conl trnile to take wholesale selling
nicency Omnlm nml vicinity for Iowa conl.
Address , giving age , experience , references nnj
salary , expected. Crescent Coal Company ,
"What Cheer , Iowa. U M573 O2
WANTED , LAIIOItEllS FOR EXTRA UANU
woik In Koutli Dakota and Wyoming ; free
fare. Kramer & O'llenm , lllli nnd Fivaiam.
IJ-.M.C ; Ol"
CLERKS WANTED-MUST IJE OOOD PENman -
man , rapid nnd ncurato ut llguica. Htatc cx-
lierlcnce. U 43 , Ilee. 11-597-30'
$100.00 I'EH MONTH GUARANTEED TO RIOHT
party to represent u. In this section ; 1.2-H
per cent prollt. If looking for piolHnbln cm
jiloymcnt call room Cl , Merchant's hotel , Vr\- \
> iny 10 to 12 ; 2 to 5. 11-598-30'
WANTED-IIOY AHOHT 15 YEARS OLD TO
work In xtorn. Must have good references.
Addrcj.t U 45. Itec olllro. 11-50D-30
WANTED. MEN TO LEA UN THE IlAUHEIl
trade ; quick and thorough method : only eight
weeks rowilred ; wages nnd experience In city
Kliopa before completing ; outllt of tnoH prr-
rent'M Kradmiff's ; many good pnMtlnni nnd
looatloiiH waiting graduates no city the op
iiorttmlty nncnito doi > sj nlcoly'Illustrate ! cata
loRuo mailed free. Moler's Harbor School.
Clark nnd Van Hiueii Bta. , Chicago.
H MfiOT 3'
WAXTUn IIHI.P.
100 OIULS I'OH ALL KINDS OI-1 WORK ; J3 TO
} 7 wouk. l.'an.ullnii Ollloe.1522 UotiKlns.
C IIS
WANTED , EXPEUIENCEU COOK. 1821 DOUO.
las. 2 M2T3
WANTED , OIItL KOU OENintAL HOUSED
wnrkf mUBt hnv references. 2WJ HpeiuciSt. .
C 4CO
WANTED , OOOD OIIII. KOU OENEIIAI
housework ; In pinnll family , with or without
washing ; gooil WHRCS. 2C02 ropplulo-i n\e.
C-.M ITS
WANTED , nee Oll KOU OENEUAI.
houscunil : In Binnll fiiinlly : sti'iuly hlluation
for a KOod Blrl ; 1303 fiouth 3-M bticet.
C-191-1 *
GOOD COOK WANTED AT 2100 DQl'ni.AR ST.
C I'M Ol *
WANTED , GOOD OIHI , KOU OEN'EHAL ,
liousewoik. ll > ti ! U'lrt Btreet. C-M503 O2
G1HI , Oil MIDDLE AOED LADY WANTED
for housework ; two In family. Call 112S C.IB-
tellar btrcet. . . C-OCO-2
WANTED NU11SB OIHL WITH OOOD II EP-
* * T > erences. Waijes } l per wetk. Mrs. K. A.
Cudahy , MC. Ho. ZCth street. C 5C2-1 *
I )
WANTED-LADY STENOOH ArTfEU
bookkeeper. Olvo p ninin.slilp rtplv. Addiesa
U 38 lue. C 511-30
WANTED OEHMAN C.IiiL IN SMALL OF.Il-
man family , ? CO N. 3Sth t. : C13-1'
WANTED. OIIirEXPEUIENCED ? KINIRH-
I crs In fur buslneFs ; no nthrri need iipuly.
320 S. Uth St. John rrbnnczyk. C MSSO O2
WANTED. A aillL TO TAKE PA UK OK 1IA1IY
during day and evcnlnsH ; must live nt home.
Ailclfcs ! . with icfeicnucii , U GO , llc-e ctlice.
C MC10 1
HOUSEKEEPER : WIDOWER ( FARMER ]
with small children drain's to employ nld lad\
housekeeper ; refcrcncis rriiilreil | and furnished.
AddrcsH , stating nso amiv.ig. . > s wanted. pos >
olllco box 33 , Elkhurn , Neb. C MC'4 3
WANTED , LADY OR GENTLEMAN OI-'TJOOD
address willing to work ; salary. Address U
40 , Dec olllce. C MCOG 1'
KOU ItliNT 1IOIIS12S.
HOUSES IN ALL I'AUTH OI- ' Till : CITY. THE
O. 1- ' . Davis O'liipany , l-'Or , l-.unain. D 113
HOUSES ; IIKNAWA & CO. , IDS N. 1STH ST.
D 420
MOD15IIN HOUSES. C. A. STAUIl , SK N. Y.
D-421
HOUSES ; WALLACE. DHOWN HI.OPK. 16TH
nnd Douglas. _ _ D 12J
If CHOICE HOUSED AND COTTAOKS ALI."oVBn
city , $3 ti > 75. Fidelity , 1st ilovr N. Y. Life.
D
HOUSES , COTTAOES & STOIIKS.ALL 1'AUTS
of city , llrennan , IMVH Co. , ; : I'.ixton Illnck.
D 421
LA HOE LIST. M'CAfllJi : . 1STM AND nniOB ) ,
D-423
HOUSES , KLATS. C1AIIV1N IlHOS. , 1CI3 l.'AU'X
D 1o
HOIJPEH l-'OK HHNT. 1IE.MIS , 1'AXTON IILK
IIOOBEH , .1. II. SIH1HWOOD. IS N. Y. LIFE ,
D 41IS
BTANKOHD PIlirLE fOTTAOKS. 0 UOOMS
s W cor 13th nnd Vlnton : nne t location It
city for busluei'S men of Omnha and Soutl
Omaha ; rent moderate. i'OI It bullillnir.
FOU IlENT. CHOICE 12-UOiM DETArilEl
modern houm. Iii'iuho Z34S c.'npllul itv.-niin.
MOVINO HOUHEHOLD OOODS AND PIANOS
Om. Van < t SinrnKO Co. , ir.HVi Fnrnam Tel 1559
CIIAS. H. WILLIAMSON. COI HER I1LDO
Tel. 717 , ! 2l. '
_ _ _ _ . _
io-UOOM MODEltN HOUSE ANI'i IIAHN "iN
coed repair , anil centrally located. John W.
Hobbliifl. iecnt " , IMIJ'arnani , _ iSIJJ7 i
HOUSE. . '
oak llnlKh , clioli * location. I-nrn.ini car line ,
with good burn. J .no I"11 ! month. J'MWy
Trust rompnny , rtmt lloor New Yoik Llfi-
BIJv-ROOM rOTTAOE. ALHO UNFURNISUEI
roonm , nil modem ; 2121 Miami tt. DM29T
1211 NO 19TH 8TTTlioO.MS : MODERN. FIRST
cawBO [ bain onlv 20.flO. Omatm Real Ki
talQ and Trust Co. . 211 Pa. " IK _ | . - ' "
IS. 231 ! CALDWELL ST.
D-322-O 1'
: tu IIIIK.-U' . " ' "HOUSES ! ORIJAT DEfer -
for tiouces. Who has nny for rent ? list
' " ' ' " " ' " " ' " " ' '
BhrWf SJji ! . . . . "p'-UIOT
M MODERN DETAPIIED IIOUHH NEAR
icom Park : vacant Oclobfr I , Price 25
. PherwnoJ. 422 N. Y. Life. It-MSM
i "DETACHED HOUSE. CITY WATER" .
' Imili. iMitn. Prlca . J. H. Sherwood 42 !
N. Y. Life. J2ll.5l ? ! _
BEARS RENTAL AOENCY. M.-PAOUE .
Illk. D-45S
*
FOR RENT. A HOARD AND HOOMINO
house for one > ' " , Call Rt 151 ! Davenport
St. forenoons , DM49I Ol
isMoANT io7nooM iiRici.s eo. WIT. r.
D.Vead , 1M4 po'Jlla fit. I > M4M Ol
l > I-1IOOM MOOIJRN COTTAGE. INOl'IRE HI !
Vlvton.
Kl.KUAn1H.ROOII MODERN IIUK'K. WITH
lint water. heatlnB Plant : ! Wt Cassj JIO. W. H.
Melkle , Isi Nat. Hank bKlg. 1 > MM7
8IX-ROOM MODERN 1 > 'I.AT. "uis SO. UTH.
D-M5S3 O6'
KUHNIBHED HOUSE , lioOMS , t ! ! MADI-
* on i venue. " _ u M57Ll. ( ; _
Miowf "MODERN COTTAIE"OOOD ( : CONDI-
Ucn : nice tbude ; larse luwn : nl 241ft N. 21M.
* treet. between I-akit and Hpnicx utreetn. Oar-
vla llros. , 1(11 Farnam. U M5M Ql
TWO LATToK HOUSES IN DUNUKE
cheap. CM lice UJi.
-on
TOR RENT. Ft'RN'ISHED MODERN HOUSE.
Rood location ; reasonable terinx. 513 N. "i"-
DEHlilAIILE 4-ROOM PLAT IN 11R1CK HOUSE
on Krounrt Hnor. SMI 1'leroe St. D-MM ? 3'
rou m\TKiRMSiii'n ) ' : ROOMS.
PLEASANT ROOMS. 1919 DOOOE.E .
E MOO oic
rURNIRHED ROOMS. 1C1S CALirORNIA ST.
E 070 OI2'
XEWUY FURNISHED ROOMS. SW
OUR ROOMS , 5JI SO. 26T1I
IUITE OF UOOMH IN I'BIVATE FAMILY. 224
Nl , 18th. E-M431 01'
iOL'TH ROOMS. 130C CAPITOL ' . , , , o , .
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEKl'INO
for man and wife. Rent taken In Ixmrd. 319 N.
17lh. K
URNISHED ROOM , 2017 HARNEY STRKKT.
riiR.Msiiii ) IIOOMS AMI no.\iin.
ITEAM HEATED ROOMS WITH HOARD , 2009
Harney. F-835-O-H'
1RST-CLASS HOARD AND ROOMS : HOT
water bent ; best location In the city. 212 8.2.th
lAROE SOUTH * EAST FRONT ROOM WITH
alcove. 26JS Douglas. F-918
.ARC1E SOUTH FRONT ROOM FOR TWO :
other rooms ; good board. TSc Rose , 2020 Har
ney. F M894
URNiailEO ROOM AND HOARD Nt-.AR
Hanscom I'nrki modern house : private f" ' " ' '
Address U 2C , Dee. F-M3M
HE LOWEST PORSIHLE RATES AND THE
best fare. A home. Sherman nve. car passes
door every rlRht mlmitp * . Newly furnished ;
new manaK 'metH : niljolns Exposition , bara-
toga Hotel ENTERTAINS Its eue.MB. Q ,
; iCE ROOMS WITH HOARD , 1S2I HINNEY ST.
1 * " M4oi * ' *
'HE ' MERRIAM , FIRST-CLASS FAMILY
hotel. JJlh nnd Dodge streets. F M479 Oil *
3I.KQANT STEAM-HEATED ROOMS. WITH
first class board. 1MD Capitol Ave. F-4SJ-30'
ilREAKFAST , NOON-DAY LUNCH AND EVEN.
Imr dinner terved. 212 H. W. cor. 17th nnd
Douglas streets ; unexcelled cultdnc.F .
F MMI O2
: . .ARGE SOUTH PARLOR. HOARD , STEAM ,
telephone ; references. 202 N. ISth.
tODEHN niUCK. ROOMS AND HOARD. 53.50
up. Gil North 19th , F-514-O3 *
VLL'TIIE COMFORTS OF A REFINED AND
cultureit home , for four to six gentlemen. In a
detached , modern brick residence , No. 212 , S.
W. coiner 17th nnd Douglas streets , next to
ll'-o building ; moat comfortable rooms ; eastern
and southern exposure ; steam heat ; telephone ;
electric light ; unexcelled table. F MrC7 O3
NICELY Fl'RNISHED FRONT ROOMS. WITH
board. 2013 Douglas. F-M3SS O2
FOR RUXT UXKURXISIIKI ) ROOMS.
OK RENT , 3 ROOMS. 708 a 17TH ST.
G MICJ O27
OR KENT , LARGE UNFURNISHED PAR
lor. 2021 California. G M.-o : O !
'OUR UN1-TRNISIIED ROOMS ; MODERN ;
flr.it floor. 612 N. Mill. G M5f9 O2
FOU REXT STORES AXI ) OFFICES.
'OK ' KENT DESIC ROOM IN GROUND FLOOR
otllce , Ilee building ; water , strain h at. olcctr'.u
light and Janitor service. Apply to R W. linker ,
nupeilntendcit IJee building. I 101
O'S RENT THE 4-STORY H1UCK BUILDING
nt 916 Farnam St. This building has a fireproof
cement basement , complete steam heating fix
tures ; water en all floors , gas , etc. Apply nt
the ulllco of The lice. 1 910
FOR RENT-IN THE 11EE HUILDINO :
One large corner room , 2nd lloor , with vault and
private olllco , water , etc.
Ono large front room , 2nd floor , divided Into two
rooms iy pirtltlon , water , etc.
One large corner room , 2nd lloor , with vault ,
water , etc.
One front room , divided by partition , third floor.
One corner room with vault , third tloor.
One large room , third lloor , with partition divid
ing It Into one large room nnd two smaller
prhate looms , watrr. etc.
T -n large ground lloor rooms with vaults.
Scijral small rooms on fourth floor , with vaults.
All these rooms are heated with steam , electric
llshts .lupplled with llrst class Janitor service.
EInvator * run day and all nls'nt IJulldlnB
a'.rlctlv llreproof. Ap-dy to R. W. Baker , Super
intendent. Room 101 , Itee nulldlpc. I 198
STOfiAOIC.
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. ,
90S-910 Jones ; general storage and forwarding.
M 433
OM. VAN & STORAGE.lSHVi FARNAM. TEL , 153'J
M 433
WAXTEI1 TO IIUY.
REST PRICE PAID FOR OMAHA SAVINGS
bank accounts at room 5uG , N. Y. Life Bids.
N 131
50 SECOND-HAND BICYCLES. 115 PO. 11TH.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OMAHA SAVIngs -
Ings Hank accounts. The llyrun Heed Co.
WANTED. A GOOD TYPEWRITER ; MUST HE
cheap. E. A. Tucker. Ilumboldt. Neb.
. N M37S O2
WANTED' ' , TO IUJY FOR f'ASH , A HOUSE TO
bo moved , north part of town. "U 41 , " HPP
N-MG-SO' '
CASH FOR OMAHA HAVINGS BANJC AC-
countH. O. G. Wallace. 312 Brown blk. , ICth
and Douglas. N 593
WANTED. TO BUY OR LEASE LAUNDRY IN
Omaha ; htalc full particulars. | H. I Dean , 477
4th nve. , New Yoik City. N-MC01 I *
FOR SALE HORSES , \V.Vno.\S. ETC.
FOR SALE CHEAP A GOOD DRAUGHT
horse. A Hosnc , 113 Uouglae. P 001-1
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
SAWDUST. BULK OH SACKED-CRIBBING
and hoi ; fence. C , R. 1-ee , i)01 ) Douglati.
Q-43.1
LARGE CHICKEIIINO UPRIGHT PIANO
only $130.00. .Schmollcr & Mueller , 105 Bnut
15th St. Q-CU
HOG FENCE. ALL WIRE , BEST ON EARTH
lawn and ) nrd fence. Wire Works , . | 03 H. 14th
503-O 2S
SMALL FRAME BUII.DINO , 27xD. FOK SALE
in rear of 3 ) Farnum xttcet. StrliiKfr- :
Dodge street. Q M575 O2
FINE MANDOLIN ; COST JM.OO ; WILL SELI.
for 130 ; also violin , $23,00. Address U 41. Bee ,
Q-M5S7 O2
MISOELLAXEOirS.
THE DOUGLAS COUNTY AGRICULTURAI
Society prrmluniN will be mailed to the ex
hlbltors on or before Oct. 7th. G. W. Hervcy
secretary. R5IO-O3
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. PAUL. 205 N. 10TII STREET ; HONEST
truthful , reliable ; icmoves evil Influences ; lo
cale * hurled trcaourre ; unites tha separated.
. *
S-M6T.O-O-4
MASSACiE , HATIIS , ETC.
ORIENTAL TURKISH HATHS FOR LADIES &
gentlemen , We. 107 8. 14th. Teleiihone 1S9I.
T T62-O-4'
MEDICATED HATHs"HAREGE , 8EA" , BUL
idiur , r')3H ) .ise. Mine. IlrlK > un , from Paris. 10
N. Uth hi. T-33J O.'l'
AT MASSAOE. i xui ELLISON
Croune blk. , 119 N. ICth St. , Room It.
T--M413 OJ
MRS. DR. LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE IIATI
parlor * ; teatful and curative. 417 8. Ulh , U ]
etolrs. T-M43J OS'
MADAM SMITH , 1313 DOUGLAS , M\SSAC,1
team baths. T ( S O4
PIIRSOXAL.
VIAVI I'-OR UTERINE TROUBLES. 316-8 I1EI
BUS. ; pliynlciflii , cun ultatlon or health book
free. U 437
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. BALDNESS , FALLING
hair and all facial bltiulMir * cured. Tiue Co.
SS Chamber Commerce. U 7-O-4 *
LADIES. OUR PATENT KJfi ANnlNo"KYlT
Inge does the work pvrtectl ) . Hend for icalet
purllciilurf. Gem Co. , Kun < a City. Mo.
UM--36S O !
11E YOUR OWN DRESSMAKER. INVEST"
kiite tha Joy Tiill.ir SyMcm ochopl of dres
cutting ; only complete bklrt rrade ; bring you
rir i c and make vhllt learning , 4r > 3 Kurbae
U-4C3-OJS
PERSONAL.
( t'ontlnued. >
H. HAAS. FLORIST. PLANTS AND CUT
flowers , bouquets , hall , residence and grave
deenrnllons. Flnners. ooiKiufl * nnd drci rntloni
delivered to ny Irt of the city. Orders by
telephone- promptly attended to and filled In
Iwo hours. Telephone 7i& . 113 Vlnton stieet.
U ! > 31 U-ll
IUPTURE Ct'RED : NO DETF.NTION FROM
business ; no pnln ; we refer to himdredn o :
rases cureil ; r\lf \ * cured by n single , painless
treatment. Call or write Thd Empire Rupture
Cut * and Medical Institute , successors to The
O. E. Miller CO. , 9JS-3 , N. Y. Life Illilg. .
Omaha. U-MDIl
IATHS , MASSAGE. MME. POST. 219V4 S. 15TH.
U C73
MOXEY TO LOAN REAL EST VTE.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. TUB
O. F. Davis 7o. , 1505 Farnam St W HZ
\NTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 315 N. Y. M
quick money nt low rates for choice farm lands
In IOVH , northern Mlsosurl , eastern Nebraska.
W 433
LOANS ON IMPROVED A UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Faninm Smith & Co. , 1320 Fnrn'm
W-4W
MONEY TO IX5AN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brennan , Love Co. , Paxton Blk.
W-413
MONEY TO LOAN. 11EMIS , PAXTON IILOCK.
W too
0 ruil CKNT MONEY ON NKDRASKA FARMS
nnd Omaha Improved property. Apply to W. U.
Mcllile , ' , i > t National U.nk Illdg. W--441
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPUOVr.D OMAHA
property. 1'uiey & Thomas , SOI 1st Nat. Bk. blJg.
W-44J
SIX PUH CKNT CITY AND FAI1M LOANS.
Uarvln Urcr. , 1C13 Furnam Ht.
W M784
MOM3V TO IjOAX GIIATTKI.S.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off nt nny time or In any
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
SO' ) So. 16th Ht.
X 4JO
UIJSIXKSS CIIA.VCKS.
TO OKT IN OR OUT OF BUSINESS GO TO 3.
J. Gibson , Ell First Nnt'l Hank. V M1IS
FOR RENT THE METROPOLITAN IIOTKI. IN
Cheyenne ; In fine condition ; electric llghtsj
thoroughly plumbed , best location In the city.
Ono block from Union depot. Fifty first-class
rooms , fine bar room , furnished ; cnod barber
shop nnd bath rooms ; In fact , everything ncces.
sary to n first-class hotel. Party rcntlnc must
purchase furniture. Hott-l dolnB Rood business at
present. Address J. W. Qrlllln , O.ieycnnc , Wyo.
Y MMO-O-11
i. KLONDIKER WHO HAS HAD TWENTY
years 'experience In mlnlnv , has spent years
on the Yukon , Is thoroughly familiar with the
Klondike , has Interests nnd jiro pectors on the
Klondike , will give n thorough Inspector's map
j uu , oeailie , 11311. fi-
reference , Chamber of Commerce. S attle
WELL ESTABLISHED Dli'tra STORE , GOOD
business , good lorntlnn , J2.DOO.OO cash ; balance
on time. U. 15 , Dee. Y 33C-OI *
KOIl SAM'2 , STOCIC OF MERCHANDISE IN
fruit district of southern Nebraska ; line trade ;
cheap rent ; everything necessary to carry on
business ; best location In town ; $1,000 cash will
buy It ; rare opportunity ; established trade. Ad
dress box 80 , " > , Omaha. Y 593-3 *
PARTNER WITH JIM IN GOOD PAYING THE-
atrlcal company ; $100 already Invested ; a map.
A 49 , IJee. Y-MCOJ 2'
FOR RENT. A OOOD HOTKI , DOIN'O THE
whole business of a town of 1KO Inhabitants ;
furniture can bo bought of present tenant. Ad
dress U 4S , Uee. . Y M603 1
FOR SALE. A CLEAN WELL SELECTED
stock of shelf anil heavy hardware In county
seat town In central Nebraska , doing profitable
cash business ; no tinner's tools or Implements ;
low rent , In brick block ; best location. Ad
dress quick , E. P. II. , 1223 Harney St. , Omaha ,
Neb. Y MOOD 3
FOR n.VCIIAXOR.
ICO ACRES ADJOINING THE CITY OF COZAD.
Dawson Co. , Neb. , to trade for a stock of
shoes or a general stock of J2.000 If In good
shape , or will trade land nnd u 12,000 stock
for Iowa land ; the Nebraska land can all be
Irrigated. Address J. S. P. , Lock Itox S.
I'aton , In. X M031 OG *
, VILL TRADE 2 INSIDE LOTS 11EST IlESI-
denco part of O'Neill , N'ob. , best town on Elkhorn -
horn railroad , for good horse , harness nnd 2-
seated surry. Address I' . O. box 4 , O'Neill. Neb.
5C-MG02 !
FOR SALI3 lllSAIi ESTATE.
FARM LANDS. C. F. HARRISON , 012 N. Y L.
RE-933-O10 *
rZE PLACE HAHGAINS. , $2,5IX > . $3,750 TO
JC.fiOO ; see photos nt ICth and Farnam , Morse
11MB. J. J. Gibson , Bll First Nat. Hank Hldif.
RE 447
HOUSES , LOTS. FARMS. LANDS , LOANS.
Geo. P. Gemls Iteal Estate Co. , Paxton Block.
RE 4)8
17 PER CENT GROSS INVESTMENT. 1M-
proved real estate ; rental JOS.00 per yrar ;
price , $3,800. Address T 23 , Ileo. RE M73I
LAND THIS & ADJOINING STATES TO CLOSE
estate , cheap. Chas. E. Williamson , COI nee
bl Is. RE 033
S-ROOM HOUSE. $2,500. 40-foot corner lot , S. W.
cor. 18th and Izard.
$100 p r acre buys 40 acres one mil * south of
RUEors , Room 10 , Patterson nik. RE M1S2 OIS
SNAPS , SO ACRES 12 MILES N. W. . $3.200.
4 acres 4 blocks from Ilenson motor. $ COO.OO.
35 acres south of State fair grounds , { 3..VO.
48xlSO feet , near 32d & Cumins ft. , only $ ! )00.00. )
Corner on Fnrnam St. , near 40th St. , $700.00.
To exchange 110 acres ! 0 miles north of Omaha
P. O. for clear Improved property.
JOHN N. FRENZER , Opp. P. O.
RE M213
FOR SALE , SE COR. 31TH AND FARNAM ;
si ) cor. Park nve anil Hickory ; s\v pnr. 13th
and Dorcas ; ICl acres In lluffalo Co. ; < 38 aero *
In ICnox Co. , this nnd all other property owned
by Nebraska Savings and Exchange bank will
be sold at n low price. Wm. K. Potter , Re
ceiver. HE 235
TWO S-ROOM COTTAGES , CO FT. FRONT. 10
blocks north of P. O. ; cheap. E21 Hn. Jfth Ave.
RE MS 14
S-ROOM COTTAGE AND LOT WEST OF Ex
position grounds , nearly new , for $55) ; JI50 cash
and monthly payments of $10 on balance.
Myron R. Hasting" , 212 So. 14th St. RE-M401
FOR SALE. MY COTTAGE HOME NEAR
Hanscom paik ; full lot ; shade , lawn , barn ;
must go. Address owner , U 35 , UPO.
RE-487-30 *
COTTAGE AND IXDT ON HURT ST. . WITH
trees , nnd lot 02x170 ; n bargain , nt $ l.COO.
( i-room cottage In good condition , southwest ,
half doien blocks from Park nve. , onlv JS87.50.
F. D. Wead. 1534 Douglas St. RE M497 Ol
FOR RALE. FIVE ACRES IN FAYETT PAlTtC
O. L. Green , Ilarker Illk. RE M493 Ol *
*
FOR SALE , I.OTS WITHIN HALF MILE
union depot , $150. O. L. Green , Ilark r nik
RE-M491 Ol *
FOR SALE. i : > ACIIES WASHINGTON
county ; best land In counlv : very cheap for
each. Thos. H. McCague , McCaru * ? hldr ,
RE MMI O6
SHORTHAND AMI TYI'EWIIITI.VO ,
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. 513 N. Y. LIFE.
450
AT OMAHA J5U3. COLLEGE. 15TH & DOUGLAS
451
OMAHA SHORTHAND AMD TYPEWRITING
College , lc ! > y < J'B theater. SCO O-ll *
LOST.
LIGHT RAY HORSE. 7 YEARS ; WEIGHS
about IOr.O , rather thin and high backbone. Re
ward for return to 171s Cass at. , Omaha.
Lost-MlSt
IXJST GOLD CHAIN'AND PURSE CONTAIN.
Ing $1.00 and gold emerald set ring. Reward
for return to "ee. Lest &sj.w :
KIIII.MTIIUE I'ACICEO.
M. S. WALKIN , 2111 CUMING , YEL. JJJJ ,
453
MATTRESS HI3.VOVATl.Xn WORKS.
MATTRESSES. COUCHES. PARLOR FUltNT
ture lo order ; repaired. 1603 Lcavenw'h ; tel , 1533 ,
453
roc.vn.
FOUND. A LADY'S LIGHT JACKET. OWNER
can have name by nUIIni ; at this office am'
paying for advertisement. Found M574 Ol *
TO LEASE.
FOR LEASE. W GO FEET , AT SOUTHEAST
corner Jltt ana Nlcholan ; trackage. Strlnzer ,
J5M Dodge ( treel. -MJ70 0 : *
imnss.MAK.iNn.
DRESSMAKING. MISS BTVRDr , 4304 11UR-
doll * . " ' E23 O-S *
TVIM5\VIUTiUS.
TONS OF ENERGY WOttf. ! } HE 8AVKD UAILY
If every operator used the light running Ucns-
molt * . 1612 Farnnm Et. , f ny in. 4S4
PA\VMIRCIKins. :
I. MAROW1TZ LOANS SlONEY. 418 N. 16 ST.
! 4SJ
D A 'PTT'lMTC ' Slf < ; ft CoAttorneys -
A 1 iLIN 1 & nMMvr Patent
JT * * ' * * - and Ex-
rert . lie IJulldlns.
Omaha , N < b. tlranch office nt Washington.
U. C , We make FREE EXAMINATIONS ami
nli ! Inventors In telling their Inventions. BcnJ
for free A-Vlce and Patent Rook.
flTCTQ procured uy C. A. SNOW A
CO. , Washington. 1 > . C.
FREE EXAMINATION nnd ndvlce. No attor
ney' * fee before patent , No claptrap offer of
prlics cr promlio of sudJen < rcalth. but straight-
forvnrJ advlca and faithful st-rvlct.
SHIP
Household roods to Ml
points In mixed car
lota nt cut ratoa.
Packing , moving aud
storauo.
Telephone 1BJO.
Omaha Ifan & SSorage
NOTICK TO CO > TRACT ) HS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids will bo received nt the office of
the Grounds nnd Building Department of
the Trnnsmlsslsslpl nnd International ex
position until G o'clock p. m. , Monday , Oc
tober llth , for the construction of the Fine
Arts building.
Plans nnd specifications can bo seen at
the office of the superintendent , room No.
G34 , Paxton block , or sets will bo furnished
contractors at cost ,
P. P. KIRKENDALL.
Mgr. Grd'a. & Hldg. Dept.
S 30 d to O 11
POSTOI'TICK XOTICK.
( Should bo rend DAILY by nil Interested ,
na changes may occur at nny time. )
Foreign mnlls for the wet-k ending Oc
tober 2. 1SS7. will cloo ( PROMPTLY in nil
cases ) nt the General Postolllco ns follows :
PARCELS POST MAILS CLOSE ONE
HOUR EARLIER thtin closing time shown
DClOW.
TrnilR-Atluntlc Mull * .
SATURDAY At 60 a. m. for FRANCE ,
SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN. POR
TUGAL , TURKEY , EGYPT tilld BRITISH
INDIA , per s. s , La Crmmpngnu * . via
Havre ( letters for other parts of Europe
must be directed "per La Ch : > mpacn " > .
at G:30 : a. m. for EUROPE , r r s. s. Lu-
finln * via Quecn i > wn ( letters for
Prance SxvltncriiinTl. Itnly. Spain. Fortu-
col TIII ky , Egypt nnd Hrltlsh India must
Ko 'directed "per Luc.inlii" ) ; nt 8 a. in.
for NETHERLANDS direct , per a. a.
SiKtarndnin. via Rotterdam ( letters must
lie directed "pur Spnnrmlnm" ) ; nt 8 n. m-
for GENOA , per s. H. Aller ( letters must
bo dlrectud "per Aller" ) ; nt 11 n. jn. for
NORWAY direct , per s. is. Amerlka ( letters
must bo directed "per. Amcrlka" ) .
I'HINTED MATTKll , KTC. German steamers
salmis on Tuemlayw take , Printed Matter , etc. ,
for Ocrrr.a'iy. nnd Specially , \ilclressea Printed
Matter , etc. . for oilier parts of Kurope. Ameri
can and White Stnr steamers on Wednesdays ,
Herman steamers on T.liur ? pays , nnd Cunnnl.
French nnd German steamers on Saturdays
take 1'rlnted Matter , etc- , for all countries for
which they are ndvertlyd to carry mall.
After the closlnc of the TSupnlempntary TransAtlantic -
Atlantic Malls named above , additional i-upjilo-
mentary malls are opened oti ta piers of the
American. Kngllsh , l-'rench n"d German steam
ers , and remain open , unUl with Ten Min
ute's of the hour of sailing of steamer.
Mall * for South nml Central Anu-rloa ,
Imll'fN , ' 'Etc.
FRIDAY At 2M : a. mT foi1 NEWFOUND
LAND , per s. s. Siberian ; , from Philadel
phia , i i i
SATURDAY At 3:30 : a. rrui ( supplementary
10 n. m. ) for ST. THOMAS , ST. , . CROIX ,
ILEKWARmand WINDWRRD 'ISfJANOS. ' *
per s. s. Mndlana ( letters for Grenada ,
Trinidad nnd Tobngo'-riiusc do directed
"per Maillann" ) ; at 10-n. in. ( supplemen
tary 10:30 : a. m. ) for FORTUNE ISLAND ,
JAMAICA , SAVANILLA and (3REY- (
TOWN. per a s. Alleshnny ( letters for
Costa Rica must bo directed "per Alle-
Bhany" ) ; at 10 n. m. ( supplementary 10:30 :
iu m. ) for HAITI , via Port au Prince ,
Petit Goave and Jeremle , also CAHTIIA-
GENA , per a s. Andes ; at 10:30 : a. m. for
CAMPECHE. CHIAPAS. TABASCO and
YUCATAN , per . s. Yumurl ( letters ? for
other parts of Mexico nnd for Cuba must
be directed "per Yumurl" ) : at S:30 : p. m.
for ST. PIERRE MIQUELON. per
steamer from North Sydney.
Malls for Newfoundland , by rail to Halifax , and
thence by steamer , close nt this office dally nt
8:30 : i ) . in. Mnlls for Mlquelon , by rail 'to Ilos-
ton and thence by steamer , close at this ofllce ,
dally at 8:30 : p. m. Malls for Cuba cl ; c at this
odlcc dally nt 7:00 n. in. , for forwarding by
steamers sailing ( Mondays nnd Thursdays ) from
Port Tampa , l-'la. letter malls for Mexico City ,
overland , unless specially addrecscd for dls-
patch by steamer , close nt this olllce dally at
12 m. ; paper mails at C a. m. ' 'Registered mall
closes nt 6:00 : p.m. . previous day.
TratiH-I'iiclllc Mnllx.
Mails for China , Japan nnd Hawaii , per s. s.
City of Peking ( from San Francisco ) ,
clone here dally up to September 20th nt
Gu"0 p. in. Mnlls for Hawaii , per s. a.
Australia ( from San Francisco ) , close
here dally up to September 2Uth at G:30 :
p. in. Malls for China and Japan ( spec
ially addressed only ) , per s. s. Emprcsr of
India ( from Vancouver ) , close hero dally
up to October * ' 4tli nt C:30 : p. m. Mnlls for
Australia ( except those for We t Aus
tralia ) , which arn forwarded via Europe ,
N w Xealnml , Hawaii , FIJI and Sumoan
Inlands , per s. B. Moana ( from Snn Fran-
clfco ) , close hero dally up to October
Stli at 7:30 : a. in. . 11 n. m. and 0:30 : p. m.
( or on arrival at New York of s. B. Cam
pania with British mnllH for Australia ) ,
MnlliJ for China and Japan , per s. H. Vic
toria ( from Tncoma ) , close here dally up
to October * * 10th ut 0:30 : p. m. Mails for
Australia ( except West Australia ) , New
Zealand , Hawaii nnd FIJI Islands , per a. fl.
Mlowern , ( from Vnncover ) , close here
dally after October " 8th and up to October
llth nt C-0 : p. in. Mails for tin- Society
Islnndx , per Hhlp City of I'upeltl ( from
San Francisco ) , close hero dally up to
October " 3th at G:20 : p. m.
Trans-1'aelflc malls are forwarded to port of
sailing dally and the schedule of closing la
arranged on the pirsumptlon of their unin
terrupted overland tnuiMt. "HcgUtm'd mall
duties at C:00 : p , in. previous day. '
Po.itoIIlce Now York , N. Y. , September 21 ,
1S37.
1S37.CORNELIUS
CORNELIUS VANCOTT , Postmaster.
HAIUtOADS.
BURLINGTON & MISSOURI
Illver Rallioad "Thu Burling
Burlington ton Route , " Uencial Ofllce , N.
W. Coiner Tenth and Fnrnam
Streets. Ticket Olllce , 1502
Route Farnnni'Stn-t-t. ' Telephone 250.
Depot , , Tonlh and Mason
Streets.1 Telephone , 128.
' Arrive.
Llnco n. Denver & west Tfl :35 : am 9:35 : am
JJlack mils. Montana
nnd Puget Sound 4:05 : pin
7:45 : pin
11:30 : nm
Dally except , .Sundiiy
I
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON &
Qulncy Rallioad "The Burl
ington Jfoute" Ticket Olllce ,
IMS Fnrnant/Htreet. Telephone
250. Depot , 'Tenth and Mason
Hlreets"r Tepphoiie | ,
KANSAS , UIOT , ST. JOSEPH
& Council iBIuffa Railroad
"The Burlington Route"
Ticket Oilier. 1502 Farnarn
Street , Tijephone 250. Depot ,
Tenth and Mubon Streets. Tel-
ephonu , 1(8.
1(8.Leave.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas city Day Ex. . . . 9:01 : nm * 0:10 : pm
Kansas City Night Ex. . ' 10:00 : pin * 5:30 : am
Dallr
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND &
PaHilo Railroad "Tho Great
Rock Itland Route" City
Ticket Ofllc * . 1323 Farnam
Street. Telephone , 42S. D.'pot ,
Tenth nnd Mason Streets.
Telephone , 128.
Leave , Arrive.
Chicago and St , Paul
Vetllbuled Express . . . 4:50 : pm * 1:45 : pm
Lincoln , Colorado Spcs.
Pueblo. Denver and
- < vett Ii55 pm 4:09 : pm
Chlcugo. Des Mjlnen and
Rock Inland * 7:00 : pm 8:15 : aw
Atlantic Expresi , for
De > Molnea and east
ern pjlnts . . . 7OJ : nm B * 5 pn.
Lincoln , Kalr'jury ' unit
Belleville , . . . . S-C , , m " 10:40 : am
Dally. Dally except Sunday-
IIAILROADS ,
( Continued.
OMAHA. KANSAS CITY A EASTERN
road Omivlm A 81. Ijimls Rallrond "Tho O. K.
Rente" Ticket Olllce. 1415 1'arnnm Street.
Telephone , S2J Depot , Tenth and Mason
Streets , Telephone , US.
Ivixve. Arrive.
Patlonsburg , Klrksvllle ,
quincy Local 6:40 : am ' 10:43 : pm
St. Ixmlf. New Yorl.
Limited 4:30 : pm ' 11:30 : am
DAlly.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL. MINNE-
npolls & Omaha Rnllwny
General ofllcen. Nebratka 131-
Usclon , Fifteenth nnd Webster
streets. city Ticket olllce ,
1401 Fnrnam Street. Telephone
811. Depot , Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Tele ,
phone , 145S.
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City Accommoda. " SSJ : nm 8:25 : pm
Sioux city Accommnda. 9:50 : nm " 8:23 : pm
HMIr , Emerson , Sioux
City , Ponca , llartlnc-
ton nnd Uloomlleld. . . . " 1SOO pm * ' 11:55 : nm
Slcux City. Stankato. St.
Paul , Minneapolis. . . . . . 615 ! pm 9:10 : nm
Dally. Dally excepl Sunday. Sunday
only.
FREMONT. ELICHORN A
Missouri Valley Railway Gen
eral Olllces , United States Nn.
tlonal Bank Building , South ,
west Corner Twelfth and Fnr
nam Streets. Ticket Olllcc ,
1401 Farnam Hlreet. Telephone. 811. Depot.
Fifteenth and AVebster Streets. Telephone , 1458.
l eavo. Arrive.
Black Hills. Dendwood
nrd Hot Springs * 3:00 : pm 5:00 : pm
Wyoming , Casper nnd
Douglas * ' " 3:00pm : 6:00 : pm
Hastings , York David
City. Superior. Geneva ,
Exeter and Seward. . . . " 3:00 : pm " 6:00 pm
Norfolk , West Point nnd " 7M : > nm ' 10:2i : ni
Fremont * 3:00 : pm * 6:00 : pm
Lincoln , Wohoo nnd " 7:50 : nm * MO5 : nm
Fremont * 3:00 : pm 5:00 : nm
Fremont Local 7:60 : nm
Dally. " Dally except Sunday. " 'Sunday
only. " Dally except Saturday. " " Dally
exctpl Moniliy
SIOUX CITY A PACIFIC RAIL ,
road General Offices , United
States National Bank Build
ing , S. W. Corner Twelfth
and Farnam Streets , Tlcktt
Olllcc , KOI Fnrnnm Street.
Telephone. SGI. Depot. Flftcenlh and Webster
Streets. Toieshor.c. 1U.
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City. Manknto. St
Paul , Minneapolis * 0:15 : pm 9:10 : am
Dally.
CHICAGO NORTHWEST ,
ern Railway City Ticket
Olllcc , 1411 Firnam Street.
Telephone. 561. Depot. Tenth
nnd Mason Street. Telephone
128.
, r , , r . . . . Leave. Arrive.
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City. St. Paul nnd
Minneapolis B:40 : am ' 10M5 pm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City ' 7:30 : nm 9:05 : pin
Denlson , Carroll , Wall
Lake " 7:30 : am " 9:05 : pm
Eastern Express , Des
Molnes. Marshall ! " " " ! ,
Cedar Raul- ' " Chl.-ago " 10:45 : am 4:10 : pm
llan'tr t-'Iycr , Chicago
nnd East * 4:45 : pm 4:10 pm
Fast Mall , Chicago to
Omaha 3:10 : Dm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City , St. Paul. Minne
apolis Limited ' 6r,5pm : , 9:25 : am
Onuha-Chloago Special. . C:30 : pm S-10 am
Daily. " Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE A ST
Paul Railway-City Ticket
Olllcc , 1504 Farnam Street.
Telephone , 2S4. Depot. Tenth
and Mason Streets. Telephone ,
12S.
_ Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Limited Ex. . . . 5:45 : pm 8:03 : am
Omaha nnd Chicago Ex. . ' 11:00 : air. 1:50 : Pm
Dally
UNION - ,
PACIFIC--THE OVER
land Route" General otllces , N.
E. Corner Ninth and Farnam
Streets. City Ticket Olllcc , 1302
Farnam Street. Telephone , 310.
Depot , Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telephone , 12S.Leave.
Leave. Arrive.
The Overland Limited"
for Denver , Salt Lai" " ;
Pacific coast , nnd nil
western points * 8:20 : am 4:43 : pm
Fast Mall train for
Denver , Salt Lake.
Pacific cost nnd nil
western points * 4:0 : ! pm ' 10:20 : am
Lincoln , Beatrice nnd
Stromfburg Express. . . " 405 ; pm " 3:50 : Pm
Grand Island Express. . . 6:33 : pin 3:50 : pm
Dally. " Dally except Sunday.
; Council Bluffs Local Leaves.5:40 : a. m. : CiO : n.
m. ; 7:50 : a. m. ; 8:25 : n."m. ; 10:45 : n. m. ; 2:15 :
p. in. ; 4:30 p. in. ; 0:35 : p. Arrives.0:20 : n. m. ;
7:20 a. m. ; 8 a. m.9:23 ; : n. m. ; 11:30 : a. m. ; 3:10 : p.
m. ; 5:40 : p. m. ; 9:03 : p. m. ; 10:43 : p. m.
WABASH RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE. 1415
Farnam Street. Telephone. 322. Depot , Tenth
and Mason Streets. Telephone , 123.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis "CannDn Ball"
Express * 4:30 : pm * 11:3U am
Dally.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
General Olllces and Ticket
Olllcc , Merchants National Bank
Biilldlnc. 1221 Farnam Street.
Telephone , 104. Depot. Fifteenth
and Wtbster Streets. Telephone ,
1458.
Leave. Arrive.
KansaV'city , St. Louis
and southern points. . . 3:03 : pm ' 12:5 : , pm
Kansas City Express. . 9:30 : pm 0:20 : nm
Ft. Crook & Union LI. . 9:00 : pm 7:00 : nm
Dally
TALKS OF SALVATION AR.1IYVOIIK. .
CoiiNiil Hiiotli-Tiii-krr Milken nil Iiitor-
' cittliiK AililrcNH.
Consul BoiAu-TucUcr , wife of the com
mander of the Salvation Army In the United
States , was accorded a royal reception at the
Young Men's Christian association hall last
night. The largo audience room on the third
floor was crowded to Its utmost capacity , and
the hallway leading to the room was In the
same condition. The largo stage In the
auditorium was filled with the stuff officers
comprising the consul's Immediate p.irty , to
gether with the olllcers from the Nebraska
division. All were In uniform , and many of
them wore the broad sashes to which tlielr
rank entitled them.
The address of the evening was made by
Consul HooUi-Tuckcr , who spoke for over an
hour , her tcylc being the work of the Salva
tion army In the United States. She spoke
of her visits to the various posts under her
charge , aud related In detail and with great
eloquence details In the everyday experience
of the olllcers of the army. She fyolco feel
ingly of the work of the rescue homes estab
lished In the largo cities , and related many
Instances coming under her own observation
in which rcformn had been Instituted among
the fallen women. She also spoke of her
visit yesterday afternoon lo the rescue homo
maintained by the army in this city , and
clcsej by making an appeal to the audience
for contributions of money to assist In sup
porting the home.
After the close of the consul's address , Colonel
nel Holland made a shore talk about the
colonization echemo being worked up by the
Salvation Army , the Intention being to locate
the poor and unemployed of the large .cities
on the- unoccupied lands in 'tho wc-st , supply
ing the colonists with the necessary tools for
farming and assisting them In getting cstab
llshcd In agricultural pursuits.
During the evening a number of musical
selections of the Salvation Army band were
rendered , and the meeting -was enlivened by
short talks by various officers.
Rrniiirkiilili- Cure lit Clironle
Illui-rliouii.
Mr. Blam Kelly , an oil operator of tula
place , was away on business when ho took a
severe diarrhoea which developed Into a
chronic ease. He was compelled to glvo up
his position and como homo ( or treatment.
Ho grew rapidly worse , however , until at
last I Induced him to try Chamberlain's Colic ,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After using
ono little bottle of It ho was able to be
around again and continuing the use of It
cured Mm permanently , C. V. Kverly , of
the firm of Kverly & Evurly , UavUtown , Pa. ,
uiK.vriPiiii ) HV uis VICTIM.
TlioiniiN Cilll Hi'coKiilgril Iiy u Man
Whom lie RolilifiL
Thomas GUI , one of the four supposed
house breakers arrested last week , was yesterday
torday Identified as the man who despoiled
a State fair vUItor of his gold watch wlillo
the stranger was In a drunken sleep ori one
of the benches of Jeffersoa square , Thu Ut
ter recognized GUI ae a man who had been
loitering In the vicinity. GUI's face was ;
also familiar to the pawnbroker with whom
the watch had been pledged and from wliom
It was yesterday recovered ,
The case of Samuel Carroll , ono of Gdl'e
comrades , was heard In police court yester
day and ho was bound over to the dlstrltf
court under bonds of $2,400 , Carroll U the
man who had in his possession jcv.'dry mi
silverware taken from the homo of Ciirli
H , Long. 1210 I'ark Wilde avenue on Stey-
temucr 23.
Druggists know Dr , Davis1 Antl-Htttd
ache Is bc'it of all headache remedies.
STRIKERS ATTACK MINERS
Jon at Work the Object of n Very Vigorous
Assault.
STONES , CLUBS AND CAYENNE PEPPER
Vnrletjof Argument * Uscil to Con
vince Ihe Illcucru tlint They
Should Conic Out trltli
| ( he llcnt. . ' .
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 30. At an early hour
: oday , when the minors employed In tha
Maillson Conl company's shafts nt Kdwards-
vllle , 111. , were going to work they were
attacked by n mob of strikers who were
on by thirty or more women sympa
thizers. The strikers threw stones and
cayenne pepper and beat their opponents
with clubs , but no shots w ro fired and .no
body was killed. Ono miner , however , had
Ills skull crushed , nnd numerous ears were
cut And bruised. A clerk of the Madison
Coal company was bllndod by pepper. The
miners , who fought as best they could
with their dinner palls , were finally allowed
to go to work.
After the attack the strikers nnd women
filed In line and marched through the
streets of 15dwardsvllo ( shouting nnd sing
ing. No nrrrsts were made.
The riot resulted from a partially succcss-
'ul effort to work the Mndlson mines. Last
[ 'rlday Superintendent W. 11. Glass prom
ised protection to those who would go back
: o work. Kvcry morning for nearly a week
the miners have marched to the mines under
guard of Deputy ShorllT Dillon and n i > os o
of ten men. List night the Kdwardsvllle
strikers wore reinforced by men from Troy ,
Colllnsvlllc , Mt. Olive and Stauntnn. The
delegation from Glen Carbon brought thirty
women with them and these were the lead
ers In the riot. . It Is rumored that more
strikers will reach hero during the night lo
iclp Intimidate the non-union men.
Superintendent Gloss of the mines Bald
.oday that the force of deputies would bo In
creased tomorrow to a number sufficient to
protect the miners , and that the workers
would be escorted to the ml new In safety.
The strikers , numbering more than 300 ,
with the women , far outnumbered tlwurit -
ers , who were guarded irlorco of deputy
sheriffs on tiiutr way to the nvlnc. T. W.
McCunc , a deputy sheriff. In the escorting
pos&o , was disarmed and dragged to ono side ,
whcro a crowd of Irate strikers beat him with
their lists and with clubs until ho was almost
unconscious. Many more of the workers and
daputy sheriffs were Injured and several of
: he strikers. 'Including the women accompany
ing them , received wounds. Though heavily
armed , the sheriff's olllcors took their drub
bing without making any attempt to use
their guns. They were outnumbered ten to
ono , but they fought with their fists. Had
a shot been fired the consequences would
have been fearful , as the strikers were
frenzied.
S
Only six members of the city council nt-
; ecded the adjourned meeting last night ,
Vansant and Caldwell being the absentees.
special ordinance levying a tax on certain
property for the payment of sidewalk re
pairs was read tor the first tlruo and re
ferred.
The report of the special committee ap
pointed to Investigate the report of the Ap
praisers on the Twenty-fifth street grading
was read and adopted. This report recom
mended the payment of $300 damages to
George C. Hasklns , Twenty-fifth amd II
streets. The money to meet this will bo bor
rowed from the Intersection grading fund
and repaid when the grading bonds are sold.
An ordinance .creating a grading district
0:1 : Twenty-sixth street from A to F street
was read for the third time , under a suspen
sion of the rules , and passed.
Property owners petitioned for a water
main on Y street from Thirteenth to Twen
tieth streets. Referred to the water com
mittee.
Meat Inspector Howard reported having
condemned 115 hogs and thirteen cattle dur
ing September.
City Electrician Holland reported having
condemned forty-six motor poj s on Twenty-
fourth street. Ho also reported that new
poles were now being placed in position.
The Drovers' hotel and the Lister block
were reported to be In an unsanitary condi *
lion by Inspector Carroll. Steps will be
taken' to compel the owners of these bulld
lugs to make the necessary repairs. A veto
In connection with the Duse candy stand
matter was read and sustained. The mayor
held that the privilege granted to Duso by
n resolution was Illegal , as It conflicted with
the ordinances. City Engineer Beal nnd
Street Commlslsoner llo&s were directed to
remove the booth to another location.
City Attorney Montgomery submitted a
written opinion to the effect that tha Union
Stock Yards company had nu right to lay a
railroad track across L street. Neither had
the company any right to lay a track up
Doyd street.
Mayor Enspr explained this matter to the
council and said that thu company had surely
violated the law. Ho considered It the duty
of the council lo protect the rights of the
city and property owners In the matter.
The committeeon viaducts , streets and
alloys will Investigate.
The mayor's veto on the Dan llannon
flro hall contract was submitted. Kelly
wanted further consldeiatlon of the matter
deferred until the next meeting and It was
KO decided. Attorneys say that the veto
ends the contract ordered entered Into.
Howland & Bradford offered to pay the
city a rental of JGO per year for a Binall
ploco of ground at the cast end of the Q
street viaduct for the purpose of urectlng an
ofllcc. Huferred to the street and alley com
mittee.
II. 13. Wllcox submitted plans for a brick
flro cnglno house , which ho offered to bullil
for 'tho ' city for a rental of $50 per month.
The matter went to the fire and water com
mittee.
A motion prevailed Instructing the city
attorney to modify the bulldlug ordinance
permitting corrugated Iron structured to ho
erected Insldo the flro limits. On motion of
Uarrett S street between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets will bo placed In a passable -
able condition ,
An ordinance was ordered drafted estab
lishing the grade on I street east of Thir
teenth , on J street east of Thirteenth and
on Twelfth street south of the city limits.
The following membeiH of the Bean ! of
Registration were appointed :
First Ward First precinct , Thomas Smith ,
A. M. Kecnan , Ed Burson ; Second precinct ,
M. Mabcry , James Carroll , George Itaworth ;
Third precinct , D. J. Campbell , H. Sagfi ,
J. A. Wlllard.
Second Ward First precinct , Jerry Kelly ,
J. V. Chlzek , I' . A. Barrett ; Second precinct ,
Gus Olaen , J , J , Lconey , Joe Maly ; Third
precinct , Frank 'Holding ' , P , O. Dwyer , P. J ,
Zclcnka ,
Third Ward First precinct , John Mickey ,
C. A. Evans , Harry Trcbolt ; Second precinct ,
John Blondlu , J , C. Bowlny , J. L. Olson.
Fourth Ward O. 15. Druco , O. KUlier ,
Patrick Brodcrlck ,
September blda and salaries were allowed
and ordered paid , The contract for grading
Twenty-fifth street was awarded to Cash
Brothers , their bid being 7,39 cents per cubic
yard. H , C , Barnes bid 9.4 cents per cubic
yard and Dan Harmon bid 7.S3 cents per
cubic yard.
Adjourned until October 11.
Mcllrlilr'M KrlcmlH Mri-l.
Hcpubllcau friends of George McBrlde held
a meeting at Plvouka ball , Twenty-fourth
and L atreeta , last night to assist In ( securing
for him the nomination for county surveyor.
McBrlde was Invited to name hln delegation ,
CB he was given to understand that Ulo
opposing faction would put a full ticket | n
the Held.
A delegation composed as follows was
selected : George II. Brewer , N , E. Acker ,
J. C , Buchanan , 0. 13. 'Druce ' , Jacob Bolster ,
Sam B. Christie. I. J. Coponbarvo , John
Freldt , W. 8. King , Miles Mitchell , Mllio
Markceon , Frank Klustus , Thomas Peterson
and Walter J. Slate. These delegates were
endorsed hy the meeting. A committee of
five from each want wna selected to assist In
electing the delegation ,
Mimic City
City taxes for 1SD7 becomes duo today.
Joseph McColl of Dow City was a bustnent
visitor hero yesterday.
Kusscll P. Condon of Chicago ts hero visitIng -
Ing friends and relatives.
A meeting of the Kast Side Improvement
club will bo held this evening.
Councilman P. C. Caldwell Is In the met
for assessor of the Fourth ward.
Dan Hannon Is grading for the Thirteenth
street boulevard , just aver the county lino.
John Nclll has accepted a position with
Swift and Company as traveling representa
tive.
tive.John
John N , Thornton of Des Molnes rpent yes
terday In the city , the guest of C. A. Mcl
chcr.
The Hoard of Education meets tonight to
open bids for the addition to Drown park
school ,
The side track to Schlltz's proposed ware
house nt Twenty-eevcnlh nnd N streets , l
being laid ,
From now on the Young Men's Christian
association rooms will be open from 9 A. ra.
until 10 p. in.
Two more car of gas plpo for the proposed
South Omaha mains have arrived and are
being unloaded.
Charles Dunham , paying teller at tha Pack
ers' National bank , haa returned from a two
weeks' vacation.
Harry McMillan of Chicago ts hero spending
a few days with his sister. Mrs. W. U. Van-
sant , Twenty-fourth nnd F streets.
Ilobert Hasson has severed his connection
with the firm of Pcrrlno , Cook & Co. , and
leaves today for Seattle , Wash. , where ho will
engage In the flour milling business.
"Sancho. " a registered hunting dog , be
longing to George Knrll , died yesterday from
the effects of poison administered by un
known parties. The dog was 15 years old ,
Mr. Karll having purchased him when tt
puppy.
Alfred Klnncy was found yesterday after
noon by Chief Brennan In an exhausted con
dition In the railroad yards. Klnncy U a
machinist by trade , but has been out of work
for sotno time. Ho arrived In the city yes
terday via the box car route. Chief Drcnnan
took the man to police headquarters and
called a doctor , who announced that ho had
malarial fever. Konnnr " 'III atftf at the Jail
for a few days until his health Improves. .
Councilman P. C. Caldwell Is laid up will *
n badly cut head , the Injuries having been
Indicted by 'Charles ' Wehner. The men were
In Glllesplo's raloon , at Thirty-third nnd U
-streets , when , according to statements mada
by those present , Wchncr lifted his glass and
struck Caldwell on the head , Caldwell was
taken to his n.min. where Dr. Ensor sowed up
the gash. Wclinor was nrrrsted.
( irnt Oiid-nKP" " "
ITpou the stomach nnd bowels are perpetrated
by multitudes of Injudicious people who , upon
experiencing the annoyance of constipation
In a slight degree , Infiltrate their bowels
with drenching ovncuants , which enfeeble the
Intestinal membrane to n serious extent ,
sometimes , oven , superinducing dyslntery or
piles. Hosteller's Stomach Hitters Is the
trim succedaueum for these nostrums , slnco
It Is nt once Invigorating , gentle anud effect
ual. U also banishes dyspepsia , malnrlal
complalntr , rheumatism nnd kidney troubles.
( Mil Soldi ) * Clvi-n it Hide.
Tbo women of Garflcld circle , No. 11 , tcn
dered n trolley rUle last evening to their
friends of the Grand Army of tbo Ilepubllc.
The Sons of Veterans' Drum corps heralded
the way and two hours wore spent In the en
joyment of the autumn evening. The affair
was planned with the hope of replenishing
the old soldiers' relict fund , which Is opera
tive during the winter , and about $20 was
raised for that purpose. The committee In
chorgo of the expedition was composed of
Mra. Aunio Schamel , 'Mrs. ' Susan A. Anthony ,
Mrs. Sophia Shandy and Mrs. Myrtle Althaus.
No man or womnn can enjoy , llfo or ac
complish much In this world while suffering
from a torpid liver. DoAYltt's Llttlo Early
Risers , the pills that clcanso that organ
quickly. '
l'EHSO\AI. I'AHACSIIAI'HS. '
J. Allen departed for Chicago ycfitcrdny. 'it
Gould Dletz went to Chicago yesterday.
Euclid .Martin left last night for Chicago.
C. E. Miller of Chicago la stopping at'tha
Barker.
Archdeacon Watklns of Kansas Is at the
Barker. "
Ex-Congressman E. J. Ilalncr of Aurora
Is In Omaha.
J. F. Hubbard , a 'Boston ' capitalist , Is vis
iting In the city.
n. S. Sabln of David City IsIn the city on
Ilia way to Plttsburg.
General Manager Holdrego of the B. & M.
loft yesterday for Chicago.
J. L. Houston returned from n short busi
ness trip to Kansas City yesterday.
George II. Crosby , general freight agent of
the Burlington , went east yesterday.
A. G. Kerny , deputy United States marshal ,
of Beatrice Is registered nt the 'Barker.
Dr. James Carter , assistant surgeon of tha
Union Pacific , went to Chicago last night.
L. C. Chapln nnd J. H. Hodklnson are Lln-
colnltcs stopping At the Barker.
Henry Mosman nnd fnmlly of Welscr ,
Idaho , are stopping at the Darker.
O. S. I.eltcli , A. J. Livingston and J. II.
Poago are St. Louis arrivals registered at
the Barker. " ,
Miss Rose Burlto left last evening for
Chicago , where fiho will visit friends for
an extended period ,
C. S. Towksbtiry , claim agent of the Rock
Island , and J , A. Stewart , district passenger
agent of the raino road at Des Molneswcru
among the pastnrn departures yesterday.
Nchraskans at the hotels : Charles Meyer ,
Wlsncr ; Samuel Chapman , Plattsmouth ; C.
C. McNIuli , Wlsticr ; W. O , Miller , Lincoln ;
H. II. Hake. Grand Island ; II. 0. Smith ,
Lexington ; G. E. Johnson , Chadron ; J. B.
Kerr , Norfolk ; M. 13. Smith , David City ;
F. A. Patterson , Stockham.
At the Mlllard : A. J. Sawyer , Lincoln : W.
II. Mungcr , Fremont ; W. S. Hamilton , Doug
las , Wyo. ; George M. Crawford , Chicago ; J.
F. Helm , Chicago ; H-irvay Platt , Red Oak ;
John I ) . Holllday , Casper , Wyo. ; Thomaa
Miller , Chicago ; C. A. Lttland , Kansas City ;
J. E. McMahon. 'Chicago ; T. II. Eckols and
daughter , Washington , D. C. ; Fred II , Perry ,
Philadelphia ; J. StcrUim Merion , Nebraska
City ; J. L. Farquliar. Now York ; A. II.
Nan n , St. Louis ; E. J. Halner , Aurora ; Gcorgo
A. McNutt , Kansas City.
I.OCAI ,
According to an Instrument filed with the
county clerk , the capital stock of the Omaha
Elevator company Ims been reduced to $275-
000 and the Indebtedness has been fixed .at.
$183,333,32. The statement Is made by tu
stockholders. " ' *
George McKnlglit , who Is wintod on the
other side of tha river to answer to a charge
of counterfeiting , was arrested In this cltyi
yesterday by a deputy marshal and taken
to Council IlluffJ. Ho had been released on
bond , but forfeited his recognizance ,
Judge Ives of the city legal department
has gone to Kansas City to confer with ex-
Deputy Comptroller Wnttllng In regard to
the evidence In the llolln case. Wcttllng
has positively agreed to como to Omaha after
November 1 and thu officials Interested say
that no further difficulty will bo encountered ,
The prices at which asphalt pavcmcnld are
being laid In Omaha have attracted gniieral
attention from other cities. . City Engineer
Rosewater Is receiving numerous request *
from tbo ofllclals of other cltlcn for copies
of the tpeclflcatlono which Jiavo been adopted
hero nnd under which such low bids have
been obtained ,
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