THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY1 , JU E 10 , 1890. II
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WAXTIJII SITUATIONS.
OMAHA Employment Bureau , 119 N. 16 , Tel.
1112 , Hc't ) furnlfthMt , poJ-ltlons procured.
A 2al
A STENOGRAPHER. When you want one
please call up the Remington typewriter
ofllce , 1619 Farnam St. ; telephone , H > ' 3 ,
A 2-2
POSITION an bookkeeper or KoncrM ofllco
work. S21 S. 2Uh. O.
_ u
\VANTED-MALE iini.r.
WANTED We have Meady work for n few
good hustlers of Rood habits and appear
ance C. F. Adams Co. , 1619 Howard St.
SALESMEN to cell Petit Ledgers. Business
Records and other office specialties ; line
nlde lines. 1'ershlnK Mfg. Co. , Box. L ,
Bouth B nd. Ind. B-431
WANTI5D , architectural Iron worker * of nil
kinds , nnhncrs , chlppers , blacksmiths , a so
moulders. Mmker & Bro. , St. Lou' ' , " , ' . ,0'
GOOL salesman , salary or com. HIS N. 18.
U 161
VOBNTS wanted for Bryan's "Republic or
Empire , " Halstcad's "Life of Dowcy"
ready. HlxcnbauBh , Ware "
JM
WANTED 10 Rood carpenters Immediately.
Apply to B. L , Norrls , nsw postolllcc lildR. ,
South Omaha. B-310 10
WANTED Small boy to travel with and
read to blind man. Pay board , clothes , $3
month , noom 7. 209 8. 12th. B-237 10
WANTED , man and wife to manage R.R.
eating house. Address lock box fA , . Mis
souri Vnlly Iowa. I1-JM241 11
WANTED , carriage blacksmith helper.
1103 Dodge st. A. J. Simpson. B 2o2 U
WAlNTBD , ten educated men. Address
36 , Beo. B-M255 IE *
WANTED. saV-sman , local or traveling ;
weekly salary ; permanent. Perry.Nur
sery Co. , Rochester , N. Y. B-M238 11'
WANTED , nn experienced clerk In gen
eral stor who Is also n. bandman. For
particulars address Box C. Donlphan ,
Neb. B M257 10 *
WANTED KESIAI.E HEM * .
WANTED-200 girls. 1624 Dodge. Tel. 87 .
C 255
160 glrls/$5 , Canadian office , 1B22 Douglas.
C MS94 Je22
COOK wanted at once , 102 S. 22nd Ave.C .
C 922
WANTED Girt for general housework.
Mrs. Otto 8ensien | , 2208 Howard stre-et.
C 207-9 *
WANTED Girl for general housework ;
Dann or German preferred ; good pay : ref
erences required. 2104 Cass. C 213 9
WANTED , Klrl for general housework ;
famllj' of two. 25fi3 AVoo'.worth Avc.
C-M227 10 *
WANTED , plrl for general housework In
family of three ; wages $4. Apply at once.
2601 Popplftton Avc. C M226
GIRL for central housework in family of
six. 1616 No. 24th St. C-M222 10
WORKING women , domestic service , Inter
ested In wages of five to six dollars per
WANTED , girl to assist cook In private
dining room for tarKe office. Mus-t be
good pastry cook. Hours. 7 a , m. to7
p. m. 'No Sunday -work. Address Box S ,
.p.Be office , South Omaha. C 11261 12
GIRL for general housework. 825 Pine
street , opp. Brownell .hall. C M2CO 10 *
FOR RENT HOUSES.
HOUSES. Bcnewa & Co. , 108 N. ' 15th St.
D 256
ALWAYS moving household goods nnd
pianos. Omaha Van & Storage Co. . 1511V4
Farnam. Tel. 1669. D-257
HOUSES , atores. Bcmls , Paxton block
D 25S
FOR RENT Houses In all parts of city.
The O. F. Davis Co. , 1505 Farnam Btreet
D-C5D
FOR RENT Strictly modern flat In D.ivldg *
Bldg. , oposlto city hall.
John W. Robbtns , 1802 Farnam street.
D 260
8EVERAL-36 U. S. National Bank Bldg
D 261
FOR RENT Hotel In Omaha , 120 rooms
everything modern. Brennan Love Co.
219 South 16th St. D-412
4012 CUMING St. , 9-room brick house ; fur
nace , bath , jjns. laundry ! very fine. A. M
Cow c , 211 South ISth St. D-MG11
SIX-ROOM modern flat , 1112 8. llth.
HOUSES for rent In nil parts of the city
Brennan-Love Co. , 219 South 16th street
D-262
7-ROOM house , good location : 2 acres ; barn ;
47th nnd Harney. F. D. Wead , 16th nnd
Douglas. D 696
FURNISHED , 2009 California St. ; terms rea
sonable. D MC63 J--18
BIGHT rooms , modern , In peed repair , with
furnnce , bath , cittern and barn , $25.00. Ap
ply 436 Board ot Trade , D $86
MAJflGARD'Svan & storage. 117 N 15. Tel H96
D 263
NINE-ROOM brick house , modern , 2717
Jackson , -D-156
6-ROOM house with 33xl40-foot lot between
Seward and Clark on 22nd St. , $350.00. B.
R. Ball. 925 N. Y. Life. D-928
EIGHT-ROOM house , good repair , all modern -
ern Improvements , line location , 1109 South
33rd Bt , , $30.00 per month. Payne-Harder
Co. , llrsi floor NY. . Llfo Bldg , D-923
I ROOMS , 70S S. 17th St' . D-MB62 Je25
FURNISHED modern house , 6 rooms , cast
front , for 3 months. 1003 S. 29th at.
D-214 9
US SOUTH'23d St. , six rooms , modern , J17.60.
MIS Cumlng , (20.
Small store at 14th and Howard fits. , (6.00
per month : good location for cobbler.
1316 N. 42d St. , nine rooms , porcelain bath ,
entirely modern ; barn , large grounds , J35.
2906 B. 17th cU , 7 rooms and barn , H.
rail Seward St. , 6 rooms , city watw.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO. ,
Sixteenth and Douglas.
D-M225
514 S. 30TH , 7 ROOMS. $20.00 ,
1318 8. 2Sth. 9 rooms , $25.00. $
GARVIN BROS. , 1613 FARNAM ST.
D 260
CHOICE house * , cottages , stores. Henry
B. Payne , 601 N. Y. Llf ? 'Phone , 1016. ,
FOU HUNT KUHMSIIIOD HOOMS.
FRONT room , private family , 600 S. 25 ave.
EM5T8 J14
IIOOMB , 60c per week nnd up. 710 S. I4thjt.
13 MJ6 3v
FURNJRHED room , central location , te'e-
phone. Address B 21. Bee. E M132
MODERN rooma , $1,50 and up ; transients.
614 N 19th. E-M959 Je25
FURNISHED rooms , housekeeping. 2623 St.
Mary's. E-M221 12
SUIT furnished rooms for ladles or gentle
men ; nice lawn ; references required ; live
minutes walk from P. O. 2215 Dodge st.
Also single furnished rooms.
E M243 11
FURNISHED. ROOMS AM ) I1OARD.
GLENCAIRN , transients $1.25 day. 1609
Douelas. F-264
IM rtMcmno ROOMS AND IIOARD.
NjrEJY furnished rooms , steam heat , free
bith , $1.50 per week and up. Klondike
hotel , 16th and Webster St . F-M5
1720 DODGE flT. , flrcl-claM rooms and board ;
$ .00 per week and up ; absolutely modern.
F oil Jlf
THE Bachelor's family hotel. 2011 Farnam :
best 11.60 house In Neb. Good wcctc'L ' l.f "
FRONT single room for 1 gentleman ; also
larse room for 2 gentlemen. 1722 Dodge.
F-163-10 *
5LEOANT rooms and board. 190S Capitol
nve. F M879
ELEGANT rooms with bonrd. 1909 Capitol
avo. F M230 14 *
IOOMS and board ; reference * . 316 S. 2 t
street. F-212 *
PRIVATE fnmlly would rent furnished
rooms with board ; modern house , near
Hnnscom park. B 35 , Bee. F 253
roil KENT twuiiNisursD ROOMS.
CHAMBERS for rent , man and wife ; city
water ; waste pipe. 319 N. lith streM.
O-M917
FOR RENT , nt 31S So. 26th 81. , two MnfUr-
nlshed rooms ; east front. C1-M22S 11 *
SUITE of three line rooms In modern house.
211 So. 21th St. G-251 11
KOU RENT STORES AND OFFICES.
DESK room for rent on ground floor Bee
Building , Farnam street side ; rent reason
able. Apply R. C. Peters Co. , Bee Bulld-
Ine I M413
FOR RUNT Store In first-class location ;
rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peter. * &
Co. , ground floor Bee. Bldg. I 266
? OR RUNT A pround Moor office , specially
suitable for real cnnto ( , etc. ; splendid
vault , bUIlt for use of city treasurer. An
ply R. C : Peters & Co. , ground floor Bee
Building. 1-267
FOR RENT-Hall 4lxGO feet , with no post * .
ion So. nth m.
John W. Bobbins , 1S02 Farnam St. 1 693
AUENT5 AVANTUI ) .
AGENTS wanted fern special summer cam
paign. The Saturday Evonln * Post es
tablished by Benjamin Franklin In 1723
now published by The CurtlH Publishing
Company , proprietors of The Ladles
Home Journal , Is offered to subscribers ,
for one year only , for $1.00 the regular
prlcj la $2.50. This offer Is for the pur-
posa of a quick Introduction find will Uo
withdrawn September 1st. The regular
price of $2.KO will be maintained afWr
that date. Wo will glvo ft good commis
sion for every subscriber secured and dis
tribute $3,000 September 1st among the 176
best agents ; $500 will bo glvon the person
sending the largest numbsr of subscribers
nt $ LW each per year. At this special low
subscription price thousands can be easily
secured. Address The Curtis Publishing
Company , Philadelphia , Pa.J .
J M812 Jy-18
WANTED TO IlKNT.
HAVE No. 1 tenants waiting for houses.
List with Henry B. Paynev 601 N. Y. Life.
1C 11878
STORAGE.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co. , 908-
910 Jones , gtnenU storage and forwarding
272
OM. Van & Storage , 1511 % Farnam. Tel. 1559 ,
273
GOvRDON baggage line , 214 N. 16. Tel. 1195
M 27 *
WANTED TO BUY.
WE'WANT several nice residences and resi
dence lots for cash buyers. We have the
buyers , what have you to offer ? O'NelH's
Real Estate Agency , South Omaha.N
N 276
2ND-HAND furniture bought & exchanged.
Boston Furniture Co. , 1411 Dodge. Tel. 2238.
N 277
DON'T throw .away your men's clothing ;
take It to 1107 Douglas ; highest prices
paid ; mall orders promptly attended to.
N 402 Je-10 *
ALL kinds of household goods , hotels , etc , ,
In larce or small quantities. Chicago Fur
niture Co. . 1403-10 Dodge. Tel. 2020.N
N 278
CASH paid for all kinds of old feathers
1307 Nicholas St. N-M990-Je-26
FOR CASH , a limited amount of Omaha
Savings bank accounts. B 26 , Bee.
N M177 11
STAMP collections bought , sold. Mortensen
401 N. 16th. tf M943 Jy3
WANTED , to buy. Bet of fixtures for gen
eral merchandise store. 25x80 feet. Ad
dress Dr. J. II. East , Rising City. Neb.
N M262
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
SEE our 2nd-hond furniture , stoves ; lowea
prices. Boston Furniture Co. , 1414 Dodge ,
O 279
FOR SALE HOUSES AND VEHICLES
A. J. SIMPSON , maker Atkinson Spring
Buggy. Easiest rider In the world ; also
carries full line of Columbus Buggy Co.'n
vehicles. Repairing , painting and trimming
at reasonable prices. 1109 Dodge.
P-M89S Augl
OLD buggies taken in trade on new venlcles
Andersen Buggy Top Co. , 15 & Davenport ,
1 * * * M6
LOST Oiw large bay horse. P. Peterson
16th and S streets. South Omaha
P 208-9 *
FOR SALE , fine combination hprs ; , wel
broken to saddle and all harness ; als
fine lai-go carriage horse and ch ( > P
buggy ; private owner. "Address B 34 , Be
ofllce. P-M248
FINE , gerttle driver and saddle pony , 1021
8. 19. P 254 10
FOR BALE , ono of the finest carriag
horsed In the city. Wm. K. Potter , n
Nat ! . Bk. of Commerce. P M2C3 12
KOH SALK MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE , a 20-horso power motor In fin
condition. Bargain. Address Letts Spen
cer Grocer Co. , St. Josjph , Mo. Q M9f"
SAWDUST , hardwood cribbing and ho ,
fence at lowwt prices. 901 Douglas St .
Q 2S3
300 WATCHES left In pawn for oalo cheap
Diamond Loan Office , 1315 Douglas.
2D-HND safe cheap. Dcrlght , 1116 Farnam
FOR SALE ten R-I-P-A-N-8 for 5 cents a
druggists. Ons gives relief. Q-289
SAFES , buy , sell , exchange. 114 S. 13thi Bt
HOG , poultry , lawn and IleM fencing ; al
wire. Wlro Works , 1617 Howard St.
St.Q2S4
COLD-IN-HEAD , Sherman's Catarrh Jelly
23c. MlcklU of Block , Omaha , Neb.
FOR 10 days. Sterling bicycles $10 down
$1.60 to $2.M per week. Omaha Bicycle Co
1.000 FEET of 6-lnch wrautht Iron "Ka
llmln" pipe for tale. Address D. f"
Hooper , Pierre , 8. D. Q-M193 18 *
FOR sale patent for Nebraska. Big money
Addrero A , Bet office , Council Bluffs.
Q 918 Jel
FRESH family cow. So. west cor. 41st an
Blnney. Q-M315 U
B. HASS , Florist , 1313 Vlnton St. Tel. 776
plants , cut flowers , boquets , hall , real
dcnce , wedding and grave decorations
orders by mall or express promptly filed
Q 280
ONE three-spring wagon and one road
wagon : -rood second-hand Iiarnest. B , R ,
Ball , 9J5 N. Y. Life. Q-9
WHY get second grade-blcyclea when you
can get high grade Crescents for $35 cash.
Fltscher , 1622 Cap. Ave. Q-94&
OLD building , 16th Bt. . near William. George
& Company , 1601 Farnam st.
MCKEI , PLATING ,
GOLD , silver & nickel plating , Omaha PlatIng -
Ing Co. , Bee Bldg Coach lamps , harness
mounting & surgical Instruments replaced.
IN
MI.ICEI.LAJiEOt'S.
NOTICE , country deaerc , 2d hand furniture
find stove * sold nt lowest price * , carload
lots or less. ChlncRO Furniture Co. . U06-10
Dodge. R-291
FOR
R 169
SEALKD proposals will be received by the
undersigned nt the county clerk's ofllce ,
Omaha , up to noon , Juno 15th , 1599 , for the
purchase and removal of the A. O. U. W.
bulldlnc located upon the new State Fair
ground * . Purchaser must remove the
Inilldlncr within 10 days from sale. The
committee reserves the right to reject any
nnd all bid * , Omahn , Neb. , June 7 , 18M.
D. M. ILiverly , Secretary , R-212 11
CLAIUVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ , clairvoyant , 817 N. 10th.
8 292
AND MATHS.
MRS. BERRY ,
BATHS. MASSAGE , parlors best equipped
In city. Three lady attendant * . Crounno
blk , , 110 N , 16th. opp. P. O. 2nd floor.
T-M131 2J
ELITE bath parlors , elegant salt baths ,
massage , magnetic treatment ; expert
operators ; 20S Farnam. T M191 Jell *
MME. AMES. R. 2. 607 S. 13 ; massage baths.
T-40J17
MME. LEE baths , massage parlors. 302 N. 16
T M961 JtK *
FRANKE9 do Seutorlous of K. 8. 107 N. 12.
T MD6C Jc23
, IME , SMITH , room 2 , 11SH Nortn 15th.
T-i < 7 .US'
IATTIE BERTRANDE , thermal baths ,
massage. 1615 Howard , 3d floor , room 1 ,
T-M246 23'
PERSONAL.
* IAVI Is woman's way to health , 516 Bee
Bldg. U-J34
BATHS , massage. Mmc. Post , 31914 S , : &thT
U-S95
'R1VATE ' hospital for ladles before & dur
ing confinement ; babies adopted. 113G N. 17.
U-296
DR. ROY , chiropodist ; corns removed , 25c
and upward. Room 12 , Frenzer block.
U-303
itATTRESS renovating works : upholstering
& furniture repairing , 706 8.16th. Tel. 1595.
U-597
1ONHEIT , leader in hairgoods , toilet prep
arations. Paxton tolk. Farnam at. entrance.
U-149
MRS. PORTER. ladles' baths. Open
ings ; Douglas blk. U M246
RITTER hospital ; confinement cases taken
babies adopted. 2214 Howard. Omah. Tel
2233. U-M712 J19
$163 WILL buy fine Knaba piano , rosewood
case ; easy payments. Address A 23. Bee.
U-M816 J20
THE bet BMBOrtment of bicycle lamps Is at
Louis Flescher's ; prices low. 1623 Cap. Ave.
U-B64
LIEBBN , costumtr. hair work , 1313 Howard.
U 288
MONHEIT , chiropodist , halrdrcsslng. Paxton -
ton block. U 150
SUPERFLUOUS hair , warts and moles
permanently removed by electricity. Con
sultation free and confidential. All work
guaranteed. Miss Allender. 1613 Douglaa.
U-18ll2
MRS. ARMSTRONG , specialist , late with
"Davlod , " has removed to room 200 ,
Douglas block , where she will continue
giving treatments. Consultation free.
U-10S 10
FACIAL iiaesage , 60c ; scalp treated , 33o ,
BOc ; shampooing. 35c , 60c. Miss Kubbard ,
415 McCague Bldg. U M135 17'
1623 DODGE , superfluous hair treatment for
30 days , $1.00 only , Mme. True.
U M910 Jy2
NATURES tropical plant food for grass ,
house ahd garden : plant kills Insects.
Ask dealer or W. W. Cox , 15th and Jack
son. Tel. 1717. U 186 12
NATURES Tropical Plant Food : for grass ,
house and garden plants ; kills Insects.
Ask dealer or W. W. Cox , 16th and Jack
son. Tel. 1717. U 186-12 *
COMPLEXION and scalp treatment ; hair
prevented from falling out ; best manipulator
later In Omaha : Mrs. Graham's prepara
tions. Davles , 1611 Douglas. U 210 Jy6
WANT good home for a 12-year-old girt for
adoption. Address airs. Hartman , 270 !
'Spaldlng ' st. U M247 14
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
MONEY to loan on first-class Improved city
property or for building purposes. Payne-
Harder Co. . N. Y. Life. W-299
$100 AND up. F. D. Wead , 16th and Douglas
W-500
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha reo.
estate Brennan-Love Co. , 2:9 So. 16th.
W-301
PRIVATE money , 3 , 6 or 12 months , or
longer , on real estate. W. L. Selby , Boart
of Trade building. W M339
$1,000 and upward to lonn on improved city
property nnd Xarms. W. Farnam Smith s
Co. , 1320 Farnam. W 302
LOANS , Pottcr-Sholes Co. , 310 N. Y. Life.
W-315
IF you have idle moriey and want It busy
see Glover , Real Est. Broker , 303 Karbach
W 312
WRITE ua if you want a loan on your farm
in lowu , eastern Ndb. or Mo. ; It will pa >
you. Anthony Loan & Trust Co. , 316 N.Y.L
W-314
MONEY to loan on Nebraska and Towa
farms ; lowest rates. Brennan-Love Co.
219 8. 16th , Omaha. W 316
PRIVATE money to loan , low rate. J. H
Sherwood , 423 N. Y. Life. W-317
6 per cent loans. Garvln Bros. , 1613 Farnam
W-320
MORTGAGES-Wallace , 314 Brown block.
W 23 $
6 per ct.Chas. E. Wllllamson.U.S. Bk Bldg
W-322.
6V5 PER CENT money. Bemls , Paxton Blk
W-318
WANTED , city and farm loans ; also bonds ,
and warrants. R. C , Peters & Co. , 1702
Farnam St. . Bee Bide. W S19
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY- LOANS MADE TO SALARIED
people holding permanent posl-
MONEY lions on their personal note
without Indorsement.
MONEY-LOW RATE8.EASY PAYMENTS
Room 119 Board of Trade Bldg.
MONEY 16th and Farnam Streets.
X-324
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position with responsible con
cerns upon their own names , without
security ; easy paymenta , Tolmon , R. 7M ,
N. Y. Life Bldar. X-S26
MONEY TO LOAN ON MONEY
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
HORSES , CARRIAGES ,
WAGONS , ETC.
LOW RATES EA Y PAYMENTS ,
You can pay the money back In any
amounts you wish and at any time.
Each payment so made lessens the cost
of carrying' the loan.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
304 SOUTH 16TH STREET.
MONEY MONEY
X-3 ,
MONEY loaned on furniture , rigs , bicycles ,
diamonds , watches , etc. ; payments un
known to friends. Bercers * Loan Bank ,
1416 Farnam , upstairs. X 327
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
holding permanent positions with re-
uaonslule llrma or companies on their
own note without endorsement or mort-
Cage. In nmounta of $15 upward to $50) ;
payable In agreeable Installments , either
weekly or monthly ; reasonable rates ,
comparison of which will demonstrate
our statement , A strictly private , reliable
place for salaried people to borrow money
without the knowledge or their employer
and without any objectionable Inquiries
being made of friend * or acquaintances.
ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDEN
TIAL. Ca'.l and sea us at once If you
need money and you will be treated with
the same consideration your employer re
ceives ut his bank.
AMERICAN LOAN CO , .
Room < 01 , Bee Bldr.
MOM3V TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
confidentially , holding permanent px- '
t'oni on their own n m * without en
dorser , mortgage or security of any klftd ,
Can repay in easy weekly or monthly
pai'mcnu. Omaha Credit Co. . C. E. Jen-
nine. ' , Mgr , , suite 625-STC N. Y. Life bUIg ,
MONEY loaned on planos.furnlture , horses ,
cows , jewelry. Duff Green , R. S.Barker hlk
X 13
MONEY loaned on piano * , furniture , Jetv-
elry , horse ? , COWK , etc. C. F. Read , 319 S 13.
X MS
WANTED A man to Invtst $ WO In strictly
legitimate business enterprise with bx |
prospect ; no fake : unquestionable refer
ences given. Apply 309 N. Y. Life. .
FOR SALE Nice , cban , new Racket or
Baeoar store ; good town , country nnd
building ; good reasons for ( telling. Ad
dress Boston Bazaar , Paulina , lu. .
Y M61S-J6-17 *
PRIVILEGES In Ihe Philippine" village on
the Greater America Exposition grourfds
for Mle. Address Filipino Amusement
Co. , P. O. Box 1055. Y 161-J-27
FOR QUICK Mturns list your bargalnsf at
OrNelll Real Estate Agency , Bo , Omnha.
Y 331
TWO modern rooming hou es for sale on
account of death. 614 North l th. .
VALUABLE patent for naie ; capital -will
do well to Investigate this. Aildrefts Wal
ter E. Haynes , Anita , la. Y Ml(8Jy5 (
FIRE hydrants will freeze , but nnt when
Carroll Patent Non-Freezing appliance Is
attached. Can be placed on .any hydrant
and It Is then always nnd forever really
for use In any temperature. Adoptedby )
the Detroit fire department with absolute
results. State rights for sale. Correspond
ence promptly answered ; full particulars
free. Carroll Patent Drainage 'Co. , 372
Woodward ave. , Detroit , Mich. Y M16710 *
WANTED , to rent , furnished hotel ; dr
would exchange S. Dakota or Nebraska
land. P. O. Box 623 , Eldoni , la.
Y M1BS 11 *
A SNAP For sale , Implement business In
a county seat town. Only two dealers ;
? oed trade. Best of reasons for selling.
Direct answer to Lock Box 2 , Nelson , Neb.
Y M2fc 20
WILL exchange for a stock of merchandise
640 acres of the choicest farm land In
Kolth county , Nebraska , 4 miles frdm
Paxton on the North Platte river. Ad
dress Lowy Bros. , 62 Nelson Place. Nnw
nrk , N. J. Y M224 H
ONE good hotel In n. good locality for nnlo
at a bargain. For further particulars In
quire of J. W. Cllne , Newport , . Neb. .
roit
PIANO to trade for nursery stock. Address
B 4. Bee. Z-873.J30
WILL trade piano for farm stock. 'Addrn'ss
B S. Beo. . .Z874J35
FOR SALE , Improved farms .In Montma
county , Iowa ; will take part pay In Coun
cil Bluffs or Omaha property. T. C. Tor *
rlson , ( Moorhead , la. Z M256 18 * .
*
FOU SALE REAL ESTATE .
THE CHOICEST RESIDENCE LOTS IN
OMAHA.
32nd avenue , north side of Farnam street
Directly across the street from the line
residences of Messrs. Kitchen , BUrbowe'r ,
Cohn and Stone. No doubt that these
are the most desirable lots In Qraaha. and
what's mor , they are tin cheapest lota in
Omaha , considering th& location.
Mr. Turner has given us authority to sell
a few of these lots at just half his former
prlw. "Just to get 'em started" Call us
up for parttclars.
PAYNE , HARDER CO. .
First Floor New York Life Bldff.
PECK & CO. , agnts and dealers in city and
farm property ; loans , rentals. 101 8. Win
RE $33
SOUTH Omo-ha lots. $76 up ; $25 casn , bal
ance $5 monthly. W. L. Selby , 331 Board
of Trade Bldg RE-M529-
FOR South Omaha business or residence
property see George and-1 Company. Glty
Hall Building , SoUth , Omaha , or 1601 Far-
nam St. . Omaha. "V'J.1JIE-M99I-30 , !
LIST your property with us for sale. We
have the customers. The Byron .Reed
Company , 213 S. 14th St. RE 336
IF YOU want lot to build on half price
look at lot 5 , Parmenter Place , $260 , . or.S.
W. Cor. 23th and Davenport , $500 ; then see
W. N. Nason , 1624 Cass. RE-M151 10
S. E. CORNER 28th and Hickory Sts. , 50x
150 feet , cheap at $700.
S016 Seward , 4-room house , barn , lots 23x150
feet , n.-at place ; snap , $ SOO.
2618 Harney St. . 9-room modern house , barn ,
lot 60x134 feet ; price $6,000.
20 acres , Improved , near Ruser's , and paved
street ; a bargain at $2.600.
Farm lands within 25 miles of Omaha from
$20 to tSO per acre
JOHN N. FRENZER , Opp. old .P. O.
RE 31435
O'NEILL'S Real Estate Agency , .South
Omaha. Headquarters for realty Invest
ments. RE 3J2
HAVE you some Jots to sell ? Now Is the
time to dispose of them ; let the people
know that you want to dispose of them
The Bee reaches the people who have the
money. RE866
HENRY B. PAYNE , 601 N. Y. LIFE BLDG
Real estate bargains ; low rate loans ; * afi
flro Insurance ; nouses rented .to good ten
ants only. List with me. 'Phqne 1018. -
RE 153
HOUSES , lots , farms , lands , loans ; alBO fire
Insurance. B mls. Paxton Blk. RE 334
GLOVER , al estate broKer , 302 Karbach
.can safely invest your Idle money. Try him
RE M154
FARMS ! FARMS ! ! FARMS ! ! !
Over 2,600 acres of Douglas county land fa
sade cheap. Prices range from $20 pe
acre up. Will pay you to Investigate
The Byron Reed Co. , 212 S. 14th St.
RE 338
C. F. HARRISON , FARMS , 912 N. Y. Life
RE 668-J-17'
FOR SAi.fi , $160.00 per acre for 40 acres , on
Dodg'6 t. . with large housi. barn , etc.
CO acres of orchard and small fruit. This
An one of the finest properties we t of
itho city for n suburban home , nnd , " ,110
price IB $ . ' ,000.00 lower than ever offertd
'before. ' '
$250.00 per ncre for 20 acres fronting north
on Dodge St. , and east on Elm wood park ,
$3.000.00 for m acres Joining Pries lake , Just
north of Florence.
$60.00 i 'ir acre for 160 acres joining Ben
son , N. W. of city.
$37.50 per acre for fine 160-acro farm , 13
miles from Omaha.
GEORGE & COMPANY , 1C01 Farnam Bt.
'
FOR SALE , $3.100.00 for 44 feet on Learen-
worth t. , Tvith three brick stores ; rental ,
$45.00 per month ,
$1,750.00 for house and corner lot In Han-
scorn Place. $250.00 cash.
$76000 for C-room house and full lot three
blocks S. E , Hanscom park.
$1,176.00 for large south front lot on Dodp >
At. , four blocks from 'High school , asphalt
pavement , permanent sidewalk and all
taxes paid In full.
$700.00 for two full lots In Potter's addi
tion , three blocks from Farnam street car
line. *
$50000 for two lots near 21st and Vlnton nts ,
GEORGE & COMPANY , 1C01 Farnam St.
RE M266 13
AHSTUACT 0V TITLES ,
HARRIS' Abstract Co. , 423 Bee Building ,
281
J. M. CHAMBERS. 1S02 Farnam. Tel. 629 ;
-MI23.
MEUIOAL ,
DR. PRIES , renowned German specialist ,
diseases of women ; no failures ; epeedy re
lief ; twenty years' experience ; references ,
1513 Dodge , Omaha ; letters , stamps.
M-371Je9
cm IBII : no pain ; no UIUIBH , no imcrirr-
ence with work. By mall or- office , $2.
All letters truthfully answered. The
Mansfield Remedy Co. , 167 Dearborn St. ,
Room 614. Chicago , III , 065-i-lO'
DR. 'PRIB3. ' renowntd German specialist ;
diseases of women ; no failures ) speedy re *
'lief ' ; twenty years' experience ; .r.'ferenoes. .
1613 Dodge , Omaha ; letters , Mamps. * '
M-263 Jx9
LOST.
STOLEN-Sterllng bicycle ; from J8th nnd
Nicholas : will pay $15 for return of earn * ;
no questions asked. Domain H. Ledwlck ,
niovci.K niniNti SCHOOL.
t'ST opened , lesvin * given by experienced
teacher. Call at store Omaha Bicycle Co ,
M-711
VIOLINS Httl'AltlF.D.
C. A. CASE , violins repaired. 416 Bheely Bk.
f 9
si : Movntt.
> V. COY. located at 1719 Bt , Mary's Avj.3o4
3o4
PIANOS TUKRI1.
IMAN03 tuned , $1.50. at Rose's , 1J21 Dodae.
M WM JS3 *
rtUTltttfl UENOVATOIl.
MATTRESSES renewed. 707 S. 16th , Tel. 781.
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON O teopnthlc Institute suite SIS N
Y , Llfo Bldg. Tel , ICfll. J. W , Dill. M.D. D.
O. , consulting physician. Mr p. Alice John
son , D. O. ; > fary Hobson , D. O. , graduates
of American School of Osteopathy , Kirk-
vlllc. Mo , Gld. E. Johnson , Mgr.3IZ
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O , , Of Still school.
Kirksvllle.Mo. , 604 Paxton blk. Tel. 1387.
M 313
TYPKWIIITHIIS.
TYPEWRITERS for rent , H.OO per month.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co. , 1C.25
Farnam St. Telephone 12S4. 339
WE RENT , and sfcll the best typewriters
made ; largest stock of suppllcB in Omaha.
United Typewriter & Supply Co. , 16ll Far
nam , 340
REMINGTON Standard typewriter and sup-
nlles. 1619 Farnam. 311
SHORTHAND AND TYPBWIUTINO.
A. C , Van Sant'a School. 717 N. Y. Llf .
311
AT PMAHA BUS. college , is & r > ougias.
BOYLE'S school ; court reporter principal ;
Bee Bide. 349
nEBTAUHANT.
IF desiring Imported spaghetti , Mexican
chlll-con-carno or any BpecJftl dish , cullen
on Martin Dlnuxzo , CO } N , 16th ] satisfac
tion guaranteed , M C02-Jel5
IHCYCLKS.
NEW wheels , $13.M up ! 2nd-hand wheels , $5
.up ; repairing & supplies Omaha Bicycle Co
-344
BICYCLE hospital , 18 & Wotwter. Tol. 090.
-345
806 Louis Flcs her for bicycle repairing ,
enameling and sundries. 1022 Cap. Ave ,
344
PAWNBROKERS.
JEFFERSON Square Loan Office. 418 N 18 ,
850
EAGLE Loan Office , ro'.lable , accommodat
ing ! all business confidential. 1301 Douglas ,
361
HORSES PASTURED.
$2 $ per month ; board fence * , good water ;
horses called for & delivered ; colts broken
and horses handled , Alamlto Farm , West
Dodge St. Clinton Brlggs , Bee Bids.
M Mo-Jy 4
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING In families. Miss Sturdy ,
2316 Davenport. M-53 J-13
HOTELS.
TRY the Henderson Hotel ; board and room
$4.00 per week ; gas. cteam heat and baths.
Ninth and Farnam Stu. 355
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn , 305 Boyd theater bis
-287
TRUNK FACTORY.
SEE OUR trunk traveling bags , eult CMOS.
Trunks repaired. Omaha Trunk' factory.
1207 Farnam. M3 A24
DAMAGED looking glasses resllvered. 70S
N. 16th. M231-
MATTRESS RENOVATING.
M. S. WALKLIN , 2111 Cumlng. Tol. 1331.
356
BUBS & CO.
PATENT
Send ( or free Invent-
an- auld * Til 1UI.
RAILWAY TIME CARD.
A B A B H RAILROAD-
Tlcket Office , 1418 Farnam
Btreet. Telephone , 891. Da-
E1' . Ten J1" * Mason
Streets.
Telephone , 629.
Leave. Arrive.
St , Louis "Canon Ball"
ExpreiH B. 4:50 : pm a 8U : am
e. Dally.
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE it
S1 < Paul 'Hallway city
Ticket Office , 1504 Farnam
Btreet. Telephone. 234. De-
pot. Tenth and Mason Bta.
Telephone , 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Limited Ex d & | 45 pm a 1:20 : am
Chicago & Omaha Ex..bll:00 : am b.3U : pn
Bloux City & Dea Molnes
Express .blllOO am b 3:65 : pm
a Daily , b Dally except Sunday ,
OMAHA A ST. LOUIS
Ballroad Omaha , Kan
City & Eastern
v K saa * - ttj ufr U < l l. * tl JIM1I *
ARTHUR I r ° ad-"Tho Port Arthur
fl ! Vw .1 Route"-Ticket Office.
1416 Farnam Street. Teli
ephone , $22. Depot Tenth
and Mason Streets , Tele
phone , 62V. . .
Leave. Arrive.
Bti Lo.ls Cannon Ball
Exp es & 4 = 60 pm a Stii am
Kansas City and Qulncy
Locai . . . . ; a o:60 : am a 8:50 : pm
f Dallv
CHICAGO , ROCK I8L-
Great and & I'arlflo Railroad
"The Great Rock Isl
Rock Island and Route. " City Tick-
ct Office , 1323 Farnam
Btreet , Telephone , 428
.Route Depot , Tenth & Mason
Streets. Telephone , 62 <
Leave. Arrive ,
Des MuitiPi Local . a 7:06 : urn bll:25 : am
ghloifio Express . bll:15 : am a 8:10 : am
hlcago Fast Express. , a 5:00 : pm a 1:25 : pm
Bt. Paul Fast Express. .a 5:00 : pm bll2i ; am
Lincoln , Colorado Spgs. .
Denver , Pueblo und
West . . . . . . . . . .al:80pm : a 4:25 : pm
DAS Molnes , Rock la.-
and anu v hlcago . a 7:26 : pm a 6:35 : pm
Colorado Texas Flyer.u 6:40 : pm A 9:00 : am
a Dally , b Dally except Sunday.
UNION PACIFIC "THE OVBR-
land Route" General Offices ,
N E. Cor. Ninth and Farnam
Streets. City Ticket Offlc * . 1303
Furnam Btreet. Telephone ,
Slf Depot , Tenth snd Mason
Streets. Telephone. 629.
Leav * . Arrive. '
"Tno Overlaid LlmlUd'1
for Utah , l < * aho , Mon
tana , California. Oregon
gen an. ' Washington
Cc'.nts .a 8:50 : am a 4:45 : pm
The Colorado Special
for Lenvei and all
Colorado points all:65 : pm a 6:40 : am
Pacific Express for
Denvei , Salt Lake.
Pacific Coast and all
.western < olnts b 4:25 pm a 9:40 : am
Lincoln Beatrice and
Stromsbure Express..b 4:85 pm b220 ; pm
Freinont , Columbus , Nor
folk , Grand Inland and
North i'Jatte , a 4:35 : pm b 4l4Spm
Columbus Local , . . . , b 5:30 : pm b2:20 ! : pm
North Platte Local , aCll&'pm
South Omaha Local Pass , Leaves. 6:15 : a.
mt 700 ; a. m. ; 10:10 : a. m.8:95 ; : p. in. Arrives ,
10:15 : a. m. : 3:16 : p. in , ; 4:15 : p. in. ; 6 p , m.
kCouncil Bluffs Local Leaven-6:56 : a , m. ;
5:40 : a. m. ; 6-60 a. in. ; 7:10 : . th..b ; 104So. ;
m.t 12:20 : p. m. ; 2:15 : p. m. ; 4:35 : p. m. ; 4:65 : y.
mi 5.25 ( i. m. B:6G : p. m < ; 6:20 : JK m. : 8:20 : p ,
m. ; 10:30 : p. m , Arrives , . 6:15 : a. m.J 7:20 : a.
m.i : ! & u. m. ; 84S ; a. m. : 11:30 : a. m , ; 3 : ( p ,
m. ; 4:05 : p ; m , ; 6:16 : p. m. ; 6:30 : p. m. ; 6:66 : p.
m. ; 6.30 p m ; : OG p. m , ; 11:00 : p. m. ; Ill5 ;
p. IT- .
. ITna.llv. . b i > ally exoept Sunday.
RAILWAY TIME CARD.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON '
A Qulncy Railroad "The
Burlington lioute'- Ticket
Office. 1503 Farnam St.
TM. 2M. Depot. Tenth A
Mason Streets. TelePhone -
Phone , 810.
. Leave. Arrive.
Jaylight Chicago Spe
cial , a t:40 : am
'hlcago Vestlbu > d Ex .a 5:03 : pm a 8:05 : am
: hlcnRo Express s 9:19 : tint a 4:03 : pm
Chicago ft St. L. KX..B 7:4S : pm a 8:00 : am
acific Junction Local.alOU5 am n 5.IS pm
* ast Mall u 2:45 : pm
KANSAS CITY , 3T. JOseph -
seph ft Council Bluffs
liilington Rai'road "Th * Burling-
to > . Route" Tlrket onice ,
1502 Farnsm Street. Tele
Route phone. 2CO. Depot. Tenth
and Mnon Streets. Tele
phone , 310. ,
Leave. Arrive.
< anas City Day KX..U 9:30 : am a 6W : pm
antas City Night Bx..alO:15 : pm a 6:30 : am
a 4M : pm .n , am
a Dally.
UURLINOTON & MIS-
sourl River Railroad
"Tho Burlington Rout * "
General Olttces , N. W.
Corner Tenth and Far
nam Streets. Tlckrl
Office. 1503 Farnam
Street. Telephone , ! 50.
Jepot , Tenth and Mason Street * . Tele
phone. S10.
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln , Hastings and
McCook a 1:40 : am n 7:40 : pm
.Incoln , Denver , Co'.o-
rnilo. Utah , California..a 4:23 : pm a 3:55 : pm
.Incoln. Dlick Hllla.
Mcmtnna & Pugct
Sound , . . . . . . , a 4:2 : ! p m a 3:00 : pm
. .Incoln Local a 7:00 : pm alO:2S : am
.Incoln Fast Mall a 3:00 : pm alO:33 : am
Jenver , Colorado , Utah
& California a fi 130 am
a Dally.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILroad -
road General Offices nnd
Ticket Offices Southeast Corn -
n r 14th and Douglaft Sts.
Telephone , 104. Depot , 15th
and Webster Bts. Telephone ,
1453.
. . . . . Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis-Khnsas &
Neb. Limit * * ) a 3:00 : pm a2:55 : pm
1C. C. Bt. L. Express..a 9:60 : pm a 6:00 : am
tfehrnskx Local Via
Wecplnf Water..b 6:00 pm b 9:45 : am
a Dal y. b Dally except Sunday.
rOBTOFFlClO NOTICB.
( Should bo read DAILY by all Interested ,
as changes may occur at any time , )
Foreign malls for the week ending Juno
10. 1S99. will close ( PROMPTLY In allcasea )
at the General 1'ostolllca as follows : PAR-
ELS POST MAILS close one hour earlier
than closing time shown bulow.
Trnnnntlnntln Mnll * .
SATURDAY-Al 6 a. m. ror EUROPE , per
fl. s. Etruria * . via Quecnslown ( letters
for France. Switzerland , Italy , Spain ,
Portugal , Turkey , Egypt and Urttlfh In
dia must be directed "per Etruria" ) : at
7 a. m. tor FRANCE. SWITZERLAND ,
ITALY. SPAIN , PORTUGAL. TURKEY ,
EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA , per s. s.
La Ohann > agn * * , via Havre ( letters for
other parts of Europe must be directed
"per La Champagne" ) ; at 8 n. m. for
NETHERLANDS direct , per s. s. Rot
terdam , via Rotterdam ( letters must be
directed "per Rotterdam" ) ; at 3 a. m.
for ITALY , i > er B. n. Ems via Naplrs
( letters must be dlreotci " ? cr Ems" ) ;
at 10 a. m. for SCOTLAND direct , per
. s. Anchoria. via Glasgow ( lottera must
bo directed "nor Anchorla" ) ; at 11 a. m.
for NORWAY direct , per a. s. Norse
( letters must bo directed "per Norge" ) .
PRINTED MATTER ETC. German
steamers salting on Tuesdays take printed
matter , etc. , for Germany , and specially
addressed printed matter , etc. . for other
parts of Europe. American and White
Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays , and Cunard ,
French and German steamers on Satur
days take printed matt * \ etc. . far.all
countries fai which thay nro advertised
to carry mall.
After the closing of tno supplementary
transatlantic malls named aouv& . addi
tional supplementary mails are opened on
the piers of the American , English ,
French and German steamers , and remain
open until within ten minutes of the hour
of sailing of steamer.
Mnlln ( or Sonth nml Central America ,
AVc.t Inillcn. Etc.
SATURDAY At 2:30 : n. m. for NASSAU.
N. P. , per steamer from Miami. Fla. : nt
2:30 : a. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND , per
B.S : Corean from Philadelphia ; at 10 a. m.
( supplementary 10:30 : . in. ) for BER
MUDA , per s. s. Orinoco ; at 10 a. m.
( supplementary 10:30 : n. m. ) for FOR
TUNE ISLANDS , JAMAICA. 8AVA-
NILLA. CARTHAGENA. and GREY-
TOWN , per s. B. Altai ( letters for Costa
Rico must be directed "per Altp.l" ) ; at 11
n. m. foi CUBA , per s. s , Havana , via
Havana ( letters must bo directed "per
Havana" ) : at 11 a. m. for PORTO RICO ,
per B. s. Arkndla , via San Juan : nt 12 m.
for RIO JANEIRO and SANTOS , per
s. s. DalccarMa ( letters for other parts of
Brazil and La Plata Countries must be
directed "per Dalecarlla" ) ; at 1 p. m. for
NUEVITAS , GIBARA , VITA and BARA
COA , per s. s. Ollntla.
SUNDAY-At 8 a. m. for AZORES , per B. s.
Peninsular ; at 3 p. m. for COSTA RICA
per steamer from New Orleans ; at 8:31 :
p. m. for ST. PIERRE MIQUELON , per
steamer from North Sydney.
Malls for Newfoundland , uy rail to North
Sydney , and thence by steamer , close at
this ofilre dally at 8:30 : p. m. ( connecting
close here e" , ry Monday , Wednesday and
Saturday ) . Malls for Mlquelon , ay rail to
Boston , and thence by steamer , clone at
thl olllce dally at 8:50 : p. m. Malls for
Cuba , by rail to Port Tampa , Fla , , and
thence by steamer , close at this office
dally ( except Monday ) at " 7 a. m. . con-
nectlng closes her * every Sunday , Wednes
day and Friday. Malls for Cunu , by rail
to Miami , Fla , , and thenc * by eteamer ,
close at this ofllce every Monday. Tues-
dav and .Saturday at * 2:30 : a. m. , con-
nectlne cio.ies here every Tuesday and
Saturday. Malls for Mexico City , over
land , unless specially addressed 'for dis
patch by st'nmer. dose at this ofllce dally
at 2:30 : a. m. and 2:30 : p , m. Registered
mall cloes at 6 p. m , previous day.
registered mall cloves at 6 p. m. second
day before.
_
Trnni-I'ncltlo Malli.
Malta for China , Japan and Hawaii , per B.
s. China ( from San Francisco ) , close here
dally up to June 4th at 6:30 : p. m/ Malls
for China ana Japan , per f. s. Klnshlu
Mam ( from * Si > Rite ; ) close here dally up
to June "Stn at 6:30 : p. m. Malls for Aus
tralia ( except those for West Australia ,
whlcli are forwarded via Europe ) , New
Zealand , Hawaii , FIJI and Samoan islands
per n. s , Alameda ( from San Frnncli co ) ,
close hero dully after May " 20 ahd up U
June " 9th at b:30 : p , m. on day of arrival
of H , s. Campania , which will probably nr-
rlvo June * 8th. Malls for China and
Japan , per s. s. Empress of Japan ( from
Vancouver ) , close hero dally up to Juno
13th at 5:30 : o. m. Malls for China and
Japan. p r B , s. Tacoma ( from Tacoma'
clean hero dally up to June " 15th at C:3i :
p. m. Malls for Hawaii , per s. H Australia
( from Han Francisco ) , close here dully in
to Juno " 23d at :30 : p. m. Mails for
Australia ( except West Australia ) , Hawat
and FIJI Islands , per B , a. Warrlmoo ( from
Vancouver ) , close here dully after Juno
* mh and up to June " 23d at 6:30 : p. m
Malls for the Society Islands , per ship
Tropic Blrti ( from San Francisco ) , close
here dally up to Juno 23th at 6:30 : p. m.
Transpacific malls are forwarded to port o
nailing dally and the schedule ot closing
Is arranged on the presumption of tholi
uninterrupted overland transit. Regis
tered mail closes at C p. m , previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Po tolllce , New Yoik , N , Y , , Juno 2 , 1899
War on Unhealthy Milk.
CHICAGO , June 0. Public war on tuher-
culoils was formally declared last night
when the Chicago Veterinary society at a
meeting decided to take the Initiative In
the crusade against the scourge. To that
end the society calfed a conference of the
veterinarians and physicians of Chicago to
meet on Wednesday , June 21 , at a place
to be decided upon after It Is determined
whether the public shall be admitted
Mayor Harrison , Governor Tanner and the
aldermen will bo Invited , The purpose o
the meeting will be to form specific plans
for the prevention of the Sale of milk In the
Chicago market that is not known to have
come from non-tuberculosis cons. A commit
tee was appointed to confer with the Chicago
cage Medical society and other InetUutlons
In reference to the details.
Interrnt li. Junmlcuu Commission.
NEW YORK. June 9. A special to the
Tribune from Washington says ; Washing
ton officials have an Interest In the coming
of. , tha Jamaica reciprocity commlmloners
greater than the trade of the British pos
sesslo'n warrants. There U a feeling tha
before they get through these Jamaican
commissioners will bring to a focus th
whole question of the future Of the British
Wist Inrtln.
! IN GRIP OF STANDARD OIL
lies Vnrioni Methods to Drive Competitor !
Oat of the BntioeM.
KEEPS TAB ON ALL SALES BY RIVALS
Where Ther Dct Not Se k far To *
Mncli llnnlnmn the Hlw
Will Iel Them Alone
ty Ilnllrondn.
WASHINGTON , Juno 9 Kx-Stftt Sen-
tor Theodore F. Davis of Ohio w * th
Irst witness before the Industrial eomraUi-
Ion today. He Is both s producer and n re-
Iner of petroleum , located at Mnflctu , and
ils tcstlmonr dealt with Ihe operations ot
ho Standard Oil tnist and the Argand Oil
ompnny. lla complained of the dlscrltn-
natlons of the railroad compaulrs , naylnB
hat the malingers of some of the ro di
vcre Intcrratcd In rival companlri which
vere so favored that tils company h d bem
ompellcd tn eiitpend buslneot. This dli-
rtmlniiUon naa atno practiced bjr the pipe
Inrfi npnlnst producers not In the combine.
JuUJdcrs were also unable to ntcure fair
ales front railroads , witness averred , Wro
ng the conclusion that the railroad com-
iank were conducted for tlic SUCCCM of
ho pipe lines.
Mr. Davit said that the Standard company
lad been able to como Into the control of
most of the producing area through co-
iperatlng companion. He declared that t
i refiner ho had purchased considerable oil
Torn the Standard company , and that It wai
ho custom ot the Standard company to
charge up Its losses ot oil by fire , leakage ,
; tc. , lu any given district to the purchaiert
n that district.
He also said that the Standard companj
had such close relations with the railroad
companies and so completely controlled lh
narkets as to render It nrmost Impractlcablt
'or any refiner to enter upon the manufac
ture of lubricants. He said that on one oc
casion a clerk of his firm had been offered
money by the Standard company for Informa
tion ns to the business of the concern. Thli
scheme the clerk refused , but the firm be
came satisfied that the Standard company
! iad Information of every barrel shipped by
) ls house. Every shipment was followed up
and the consignees approached with offers
of oil at lower rates. The competitors also
resorted to duplicating his brands and send
ing out under them Inferior articles of oil.
The competition became so fierce thai hit
house was compelled to quit business. ,
Mr. PhllMps asked Mr. Davis It It was I
not a fact that the profits of the Standard
company wcro greater on each barrel ot oil
sord than the cost of the article , but the
witness declined to answer , pleading Ig
norance on the point.
niimuutleii HeflDlnir PlftittN.
Itwas a fact , ho said , that the Standard
Oil company had purchased several refining
plants and then dismantled them , but ha
ivas not prepared to say that such refineries
were well enough located to render It profit
able to maintain them. Nor was he prepared
: o eny that any oil company rwae engaged
n practices which any other 'would not re
sort to to get business under the came cir
cumstances. Mr. Davis was followed by Mr.
T. U. Wcstgatc , an oil refiner of Tltusvllle ,
Pa. Among other companies In which he li
Interested Is the Pure Oil company. He said
that in both New York and Philadelphia too
Standard company had reduced the price ot
oil immediately upon his company' cpter-
Ing the field and that owing to this reduc
tion oils wcro now being eold in both ma ° r-
hets at prices which render the bustn sa
unprofitable.
iMr. Wcstgato gave some particulars of bis
competition with the Standard compafay ,
saying that the Standard managers kept a
strict account of all the oil sent out by
rivals. His comp'any was In the habit ot
protecting' customers when necessary. His
general policy was to try to get only a small
percentage of the business In each place and
ho had found that so long as ho pursued
this plan prices could be held up , but that
If he endeavored to Increase the quantity
prices wcro Immediately reduced with th
Intention of driving him out of the field.
Mr. Wostgato had no doubt that the Stand
ard company know each morning Just what
his shipments had been the day before. H
could not eay that the railroads supplied
the Information , but he know that It did not
go from his orwn office. He alto told of In
stances in which the Standard company bad
made efforts to entice his men from him
and also of threats In cnKes where the
competition was sharncr than the Standard
enjoyed.
LETS AN OPPORTUNITY SLIP
Chnrlec Uerenford Arraign *
the Gorernment far It *
Chinese Policy.
LONDON , Juno 9. While the House ot
Commons vras In committee of supply on
the foreign office today Rear Admiral
I > ird Charles Borcsford , conservative mem
ber for York City , delivered a scathing
criticism on the government's policy on
"drifting" In China , during which he said
the government hod deceived the people
and allowed the open-door policy to be
finally killed by permitting Russia to Inter
fere In a purely commercial enterpr'ae ' like
the Shaughal-K-wan railroad. The admiral
then proposed that the four countries most
Interested , Great Britain , the United States ,
Japan and Germany , go to China and offer
to take over and organize Its army , adding
that If Great Britain took the lead he was
sure the United States would follow , and
that he also had a distant Intimation that
Japan would join In nuch a movement.
The parliamentary secretary of the for
eign office , Rt. Hon. William St. John
Broderlclc , replied , pointing out the dlffl-
cultlcs In meeting Lord Beresford'A dealra
that Great Britain take control of the gov
ernment of China , adding that be thought
his lordship wan over-sanguine In believing
the United States would follow the lead of
Great Britain. Germany , he continued , had ,
great Interests in China , but It bad a thou-
'uftml times greater Interests In Europe.
As to treating the Yang-T e-KIang valley
like the Bhang-Tung peninsula , her ma
jesty's government was not prepared to
undertake the Immeneo responsibility of
governing an Inch of that large territory ,
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Mall Official * OH far AU kn.
BAN FRANCISCO. Juno 9. The steamer
Bertha sailed today for Alaska. It car
ries a large amount ot mall matter for
Alaskan ports , It also took north sersral
pottofflce officials , who will be permanently
located at fikagway. Circle City , Valdei and
other points In Alaika , where } bey will
expedite the delivery of mall from the out
side world. A new American mall route
hat been laid out from Valdet to Copper
Center , and theuce to Eagle , on the Yukon.
Contracts are afso being made to carry the
mall twice a month from St. Michael via
Volovln bay to the new gold digging * la
th * Cac * Nome country.