Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 23, 1885, Page 5

TUESDAY, JUINE 23. 1885. lanow on the statue books. Mr. Pepple- ton, general attorney of the road, who drew the blll, rm%niud the right for us to do this. They have never built the wagon bridge. e branches of the Unlon Pacific and Burlington & Missouri river have all been construoted by a general act which authorizes the building of rall- roads, under which any tet of men may organize themselves into a company for the ballding of a railroad. This outline only shows you that the orlginal con- struction of these roads begat the charg- Ing of a high extortion of tolls. These tolis continued for years and have been In a great measure retalned. While there have been reductlons the established rates have been very arbitrary and In many cases unreasonableand extortionate; and the paople of the state have been subjected to systematic oppression. I will say this muoh, that since the new administration, under Mr Adams, has come f{n, the Unlon Paclfic has done away with a great many obnoxious abuses. Also a great deal to tone down the dlifficulties, but atill there Is a great deal yet undone and perhaps Mr. Adsms may not be awareof It, Be thatas it may, there isa great deal of cause for complaint yet. The general causes of theas complaints are as follows: Of course this ia a pralrle state end the greatest product Is graio and the thing that peo- ple hire must have more than any other commodity outside of clothing is fuel. These two lines, in the matter of graln purchase and transports, the system Inaugarated by predecessors of Mr, Adams, has created such dissatis- factlon and has been such a monoply that it alone has caused a great deal of dissatisfaciion. In the first place the graln elevators are substantlally owned and controlled by the managers of the rallroads. The elovator here in Omaha started out with the U, P. rallroad or 1ts managers (Mr. Dillon and others) investing GO per cent of the amount Invested and controlling It absolutely, while the elevator acroes the river Is owned ard controlled entirely by rail- road people, who have put in their pro rata, and the clevatora along the line of the U, P. are, In the maln, under the control and ownership of the same par- tles. For that reason, theze elevators, having speclal facilities for shipping 31!.‘"'“‘ are able to fix the price of grain. 'hey may withhold the advancs to take in the pleesare, eastern markets at and they may place their GROW RICH at thelr pleasure, to the detriment of swaller dealers and farmers out in the country. ‘The farmer has no show what- - ever in competitlon with these people in shipplog graln, He cannot get an empty car when he wants it, neither can he get a rebate. We wiil go to coal, and I will bring up this question of the law. The coal ueed on the line of the U. P. road, for the moat part, probably ninety-five or cent, is brought from Rock Springs, yoming, The company owns the mines and has taken forcible ponenlonl of them. Rock Springsls 830 miles west | of Omaba That coal s brought here) and is used all along the road at difierent towns. In the city of Omaha only one person 18 allowed to eell that cosl. We have bsen buylng it for $7 a ton, which 18 very reasonable for the class of coal, it being a very excellent coal of the variely, but they come in competition here with coal from Towa, from the cast, and from Fort Scott and they sell it at $7 a ton. They carry from Rock Springs to Omaha, 830 miles. The cost of the coal, mined and loaded on the cars, Is §1 25 per ton at Rock Springs, leaving them $5,75 for Its traus- portetion to Omshs. At Sldney, 414 miles west of Omaha, they sell the same coal for $7 50 a ton. In other words, they carry coal the 830 miles to Omaha for §5.75, and charge for the 400 miles to Sidney $6 50. Down at North Platte is 291 miles from here, and all along the line, excepting at grand Island, the same price provalls, that Is, they charge a higher rate than at ' and at Grand Island they charge only $650 to $7, for the reason that this is in competition with coal brought in from Denver by the B, & M. rallroad. This is the complaint. The people must have the coal, and they see no reason if the rallroad company can afford to carry it for five-elgh's of a cent per ton per mile from Rock Springs te Omahs, why they get 13 cents per ton per mile at Sidney, and at North Platte 1} cents per ton per wlle, and there is a very serlous cause for complaint, And it f8 a discrimination. 1 have a letter from & party with regard to the transportation of wool. The wool rate from Evanstonard Wasatch to Omaka s $1.41 per hundred, from Cheyenne to Omahs, only 500 miles and 400 miles less than Evanston, they chnrge $1 50, and from Sidney and Lodge Po! , this slde of Cheveune, they charge $1.60 per hundrcd, so that actaally a8 you go towards Omaha the rate gets higher. This is an exhibit of discrimination that I regard as serlous. From what I can learn the mme Irrigularity of tarifis is evi- ent on the Barlington system. The grain traffic Is about iz the eame way. In the earlier days we have had one long contest over the U. P. bridge, and 1t is still & pretty strong source of complaint, but not as bad as it used to be. Returning to the coal matter, hard, or anthrrcite coal is selllng here at $9.50, and at Sidney, 414 miles further west, at $20 per ton, In fact, thelr present tariff is prohibitory, as the tariff from Omaha toSidney s made so high that 1t compels the people there to buy Rock springs coal, and that ssme coal that sells for $7 here sells for $7.60 at Sidney, 414 mlles further west. The anthracite coal is brought to Omaha over & thoussnd miles and lald down here for $9.50 per ton, but they charge about $10 for carry- Iog it 400 miles, %VN: regard 10 our GENERAL RATES for iransportation, to show that we have reasons for complaint, the rate m New York to Omaha on first-claes frelght was formerly $1.59, but {s now $1 30, Of this, New York to OChicago, 900 miles, forly cents, snd Chlcago to Omahs, 500 miles, ninety cents. The secoud- l4ss rate Is pinety three cents; from New York to Chlcago, elxty-three; from Chloago to Omahs, thirty, Thied- class, seventy-one cents, of which fory- alx goes between Chicago and Omahs, and twenty-five from Ohicago to New York, Let us compare thess rates with the rates charged from here west: The first.class rate from Omaha to Cheyenne, 516 miles, is $1.90 per hundred. Inother words, when on cAn carry from Omahas to New York, 1,400 miles, iulgUht slassified as first class for §1 50; the Union Pacific charges for 516 miles west of here §1 90, and to D.nver, 569 miles weat of here, the rate 1s $2 46; and to Ogden, 1,032 miles, the first class is $3.00, whila to Evauston, which is this slde of Ogden, 955 miles from Omsha, the firstclass rate Is §4 26, There is a beau- tfalexhibic of what I eall discrimination. LINCOLN. PECIAL NOTICES, TO LOAN—MONEY, Incidents of the Day at the Capi'al of| yfoacer puvrmms, ivesmert baasers o 1he State. Staggering Uonundrums Referred to his Honor the Mayor. Opening of the Sangerbund and the the Week’s Programme—Gen- eral and Personal Notes, THE DAY AY LINOOLF, GENRRAL ITRMS, Reported by The Bie's Bureau, Lixcouy, Neb., June 22, —Farly Sun- day morning Policeman Carnahan discov- ered a crook taking a window light out of the resr of Charles Damrow’s tallor shop. As soon as discovered the crook began looking for a place of refuge, and Oarnahan gave pursuit, snapping his re- volver twlce. The weapon refused to go. The crook was finally captured at the university grounds, When caught he had a chisel, ecrewdrlver, candle, and a tube used for blowing powder into safes, and gave his name as Jack Connor, alias Jake McDowell, allas Willlam B, Wins- ow. He had & hearing before Justlce Cochrane, and was bound over to the diatrict court in $300, and having no frlends went to jail. 1f the worthy mayor of this clty had made a little Inquiry about the where- abouta of some of his policemen the other day when the alarm rang at least five minutes for them and none could be found, he would probably have heard of one being In a saloon pulling sticks or something of that kind with a noted pu- glllst of this olty. Thus the dignity of the city fs allowed to suffer when only one policeman is to blame. Roughs aud snloon bummers have no buslnets on the force, Sunday evening a little eleven-year old boy, answering to the name of Floyd Hays, was g{ckcd up on the streets. He claimed to have come here about two weeks uince from Slater, Mo. The boy’s parents are both dead, though he has a brother hera about eixteen years old. He had neither coat or shoes nor place to stay, and was hungry. Policeman Thompson ploked him up, provided him with supper, a coat, lodging and break- fast, and will make an effort to get him nto the home of the friendless. It is belleved among the knowing ones that there is a gang of safe-blowera in the olty, besides several hard characters, who expect to liye off the great crowd which will be here this week. Look well to your doors and windows. ‘The questlon is belog asked: ‘“Why it 1s that only one saloon is allowed to be open aud run full blast on Sunday?’ The question is referred,to his honor, Mayor Bunn, who can learn fuller particulars by icquiring at the St. Charles hotel. Among the Nebraskans at our leadlrg hotels ars E. H. Landis, Milford; S O. Burlingame, Seward; J. L. Mitchell, Nebraeka City: Gecrge Furnas, Nebraska City; Georgs B. France, York; B. Krauss, Beatrice; J, O. Chase, Fatr- mont. Will Clouston and Andy Borden, Omaha; W. A, Remick, St. Paul; A. Walt, Syracuse; Mrs. and Miss Roths- child, Seward. Prominent arrivals: J. J. Kuhun, Central City; P. Veckler, Columbus; J. R Harvey, Omaha; Arthur T. Scott, Geneva; 8. Dion, Omaha; M. R. Wilson and James F. Casey, Falls Oity; L. C. Norton, Wahoo; James F. Koideker, Falrbury; O. Sprecht, W. P. Saunders, and E. W. Blair, M. D., Om- aha; George H. Hastings, Crete; A. Dewey, Wichita, Kan.; G, W. Randall, Fremont. J. Burrows, one of the prominent anti- monopollsts of the state, went through to Omoha last evening, where he will ap- pear before the United States senate rallroad commlittee. Now that our three fine churches are approaching completion, church soclals and festivals are the order, as the ladies are desirous to asssst all they can in fur- nishing the same. On Saturdsy last a party named Roth- worth stole a shoulder of meat. He was arrested, convicted and sentenced to sixty days in jail within ove hour from the time of committing the theft. All persons having rooms to rent to parties attending the sangerfest, and sll partles desiring to secure rooms during the week will be accommodated by in- quiring at headquarters in the building. No charges will be made for information. The following is & synopsis of the pro- ceedlegs of the eangerbund which opened here to-day: First day—Reception concert. Second day—First grand concert. Third day—Second grand concert. Fourth day—Grand parade; evening, grand ball, Fifth day—Grand picnic, The societies comprising the bund are: The Omaha ;m:ennechor, Columbus rewa- nerchor, Council Bloffs mmnunerchor, Leavenworth mivnner-geaangverein, Plattsmouth lMederkranz, Seward teut- onla mwanerchor, Lincoln germania moonerchor, Kansas Oity arion, St. Joseph mu:anerchor, Grand Island lled- erkranz, Topeks arion, Atchlson lleder- kranz, Omaha concordis, Marysville concordia, Schuyler tmwngerbund, Omaha sohwei zer mwaperchor, TUTT’S PILLS 25 YEARS IN USE. (he Greatest Modical Triumph of the Ago' TORPID LIVER. Loss of appetite, :w Pain in tin) dis- c| 101 ody or mind, Tericability of temper, Low spirits, wi u focling of having noglocted sonie duty, Weariness, Dizz\ness, Flutiering s the flourt, Dots boforothe eyes, Headacko over the right cye, Hestleasnoss, with Qtful drenms, Highiy colored Urine, and CONSTIPATION. TUTT'S PILLS are especially adapted to such cases, one dose effects such o hange offeeling as toastonish tue sufferer They Imerease the A ppetite,and cause the body 1o Falke 0 Fiesth, thus'the system 1) nourf nd by toelr Action on the 1 ire i sy Oggany iy : HAIR DYE. Y Prie ToTT'S 1 GRAY HATR or WHISKERS ohanged U GLOSSY BLACK by 8 single application of this DYg. 1t imparts & uatural color, acts instantaneously. Sold by Druggists, or aent by express on receipt of §1. ~#ffice, 44 Murray St.. New York. postts postoffice, O ha; negotiate mortgage Joans on first-olass security &t ruling rate of intere<t Part'es desiring to borrow money, on improved ity of country real estate for from one to five years, can be accon modated promptly, McOague Brothers, banker, opposite Post office. 99 LOAN~- $500 to $700 on good real estate secunty. 373-0 W, G. SHRIVER, opposite P. 0. OXRY 0 1L0AN—On real estato in sums of $50 and upwards, to any amount. Omaha Finanolal Exchange, 1608 Farnam St Money to loan—On collatera's in sums of §25 and upwards, to any amount. Oxaba Finanolsl Ex- change, 1503 Farnam St. Money to 10an—On chattels in sums of $5 and p~ low ratos. Omaha Finanoial Exchange, 1508 Farnam St ney to loan—On good securlties of any kind, in any amount, at the Omaha Financlal Exchange, 1508 Farnam St., up-stairs, 296-t1 MG folosa n sume of 8200 and upwards on frs-clam real ovate securty, Pottor & Cobb, ROOMS FOR RENT. JOR REST—A_han room; 1720 Capitel mely furnished room, bath ve £00- 13p 1RsT-cLAM board and furnlshed room at 85 por woek, at 111 IRth £ 1., between Dodge and Capltol avo, 458 26p {Jor RRNT—A plessantly situsted and furnihed tront room, 716 8. 16th St 2.98p Jron ruer_Two nicely tarnished rooms, N, W. coroer 19th and Howard. For gentlemen only. 463.98p R RRNT.— Farnished or unfurnished rooms within one block of 1'pera house. References roquired and given. A U. W., Bee office. 445-23 Fn- RENT- Ploasant room fornished, 1428 Howard 8t 427-4 B‘onm--)flmly tarnished front room 1628 Dodge St. 486-20p ANTED—A o0d furnithed room for 2 Addross ©'B. gontlemen, 0. N." Beo office. 480-tt R REXT—A picely furnished room at 6054 north 17¢h 8t. 870 98p 1616 Faroam st. ONEY To loan on ohattels, Woolley & Harrlson, oo %, Omaba National ok bullding ONRY | MONRY ! | woNRY | 1] Money to Loan -On AVA chattel security by R. Croft, room 4, With- oell bullding, N. E, corn years of experionce and a careful study of the bus ness of |uu|~n&mmy on personal property, I h at last perfectod n system wherehy the lpubllolty usual in such cases 1a done away with,and I am now 10 a position to the demands of all who become femporarialy embarrassed and desire to raise money without delayand in_a quiet manner. Hnmxulr« ers, professlonal gentlemen, mechanics and others in this city can obtain advances from §10 to $1,000 on stich security as_household toniture, planocs, ma- chinery, horses, wagons, warehouso recsipta, seour- ed notes of hand, eto., without removing same trom owners residence or place of business. One the advantages [ offer Is that any parsof any loaa can be pald at any time which will reduce the interest pro rata and a'l loans renewed at the original rates of interess. 1haveno brokers In connection with my office, but personally superintend all my loans, Thave private offices conneoted with my goneral office 80 tha customers do not come in contact with each other, nfluzwlllntly wakiog all transactlors strictly piivate. W. Croft, room 4, Withnell bullding, N. E. cor. 15t and Harnoy. 037-§-24 1 avenue, bath room, gae; no hills to climb, th NT—Elegant newly furnished rooms 1616 Oa) T 350-22p Fer REST—Two unfarnished rooms 1619 Farnam, 4010, J70R RrxT—A house of 5 rooms and barn for 4 hor- 503 in North Omaha; 816 por month, Addres A, U. W." Bos office. 4098 \on RaxT—Newly furnished front room for gontle- ‘man and wife, OF two gentiomen. Dr Sprague, corner 17th and Capitol ave. 408.25p Joonpmr—saico farnished rooms st 05 Harney st. 419.25p R et —June 26th, two oonneoted rooms with board; front room, south-sast. 1014 Webstor. 857-4ly 18p {p-Stairs, of their patro, 18 that they are the holding contracts with the other can hold the same. These “We, the undersigned the hand of ——-—— by O RENT—A front room with bay Window; modern improvementa, sultable for 2 gentiemon, South. enst cornor 10th and Farnam St. o tt JFen A Blogautly nowly faraishod ranme and bath room, 2225 Dodge St. 302 Fol RENT—Two elegant offices In Bushmann'a blook. 80141 W. M. Bushman. [0 ONEY TO LOAN—On resi ostate and chattels D. L. Thomas. 8711, M y ONEY Loaned on obattels, cut rate, R. R 2 tlokets ought and ¢old. A. Forman,218 8, S‘;B“:I” MICITEY 70 LOAR 1n sums of 8800 snd apward. W1 0.7, Davin and Co., Heal Ksiats sud Loan Agunts, 1606 Farnam 8Y. 810 41 ONEY LOANED at C. F. Reed &Co's. Loan offica YL on fuvsiture, pianos, Horsce, wagons, porsonal properby of all kinds and all_ oths rarticles of valuo, without removal, Over 1st National Bank,corner 18th And Fammam. - Al business strictly oonfdential R mer—g unfarnished trond tooms at181 Doug. las street, up-staira. 875-t1 or_RENT~—Furnished pirlor, dining room for light houee keeping, bay window, brizk; 603 N, 17th, 316~ Fon RExT—Furnished room 1818 Jackson. 32629 FOI”KY-’IT —Furnished room 1617 Chlcago St. 20041 | i rook Furnished rooms, 1816 Dodgo stroet. 183-July 9 \oR RRNT—Furnished and unfurnished rooms at 1510 Harney St. 167-t¢ WANTED FEMALE BELP. VWS A compotent gl for general hous:. work; best of wages given. at N. W. corner Hamilton and Pier Sts, N. Omaha. 69-2 TATAsTED—A fihlilhnul 14 years old to_do_ light houso work {n a small family, 923 north Center Strect. 10529 Wy S wanted 1615 Chicago St \\’A\"llh House, '“"}n-n‘unou irls for 13 private fsmilies; light work; good wages; call 1120 Farzam 83~ 476tt 413-24p good girl at 1102 DavenportSt. Carey 472 40 YATANTED - Good aining room girl, 1150 Faroam street. 477t AxTRD—Immediately, girl for kitchen work at 204 North 16th St. 445 38 “,'unn—Ar;;nd glrl tohelp In kitchen at Ar- cade Hotel, 80 23p 1215 Douglas 8t 4 V7 AnTEo—A kitchen g, 1613 Voward, 431.98p VY 237e0—a kitohen gl must kuow how 40 ook 1818 Capitol ave. 4206.28p Wk Girl fcr goneral houso work atN. E, oor. 26th avd Harney, €22-92p TiD —A strong middls aged woman fora re- onsible position at the Paaton Hotel. 433-22p VW Axteo—A girl must bo good sook and laun references required, Mre. Coffman, 26th and 8t. Mary's ave. 411 25 'ANTED—A competent girl ab 424 N. 17th_strect. W S 854-41 7ANTED—GO0d ¢irls for hotels, private familles; kitct en and Jaundry work. _Call at Omana Em- ployment Burean, 11:0 Farnam £t. 3474 [ron - Centrally locsted furnlshed fooms at 628 south 15th &t. 125-b1 RO et ~For manuteguriug, parmoses or hall Targe room 44x75, 8 floor, No. 110 8, 14th st.. enquire at 1400 70 eb. Simoson. 1 11-8t 0B RENT—Large handsomely furnished cool room ‘modern convenience, with excellent board for two gentlemen; alco table board, 1718 Dodge. 687-tt Jon s Furnishe? largorout roowm with aloove grate bath, e! 1716 Cass street. 4 940-t1 R REXT—R00m with board suitable for one or two [} gentleman, 1812 Dodge St. 704-tt Fe RENT—Large front room on first floor with or with board; inquice st 1001 Farnam 8L - OOMB—Wikh board,dosixablo for summer, Apply 84, Charles Hotel. 8334t OR RENT—Severa fine cffices in Crounse' block, Inquire Ed. Noirls, room Crounse blook FORSALE—FARMS. OR 8ALE—Good farm in Washington Co.; 171 scres; 80 acres cultivated; good buildings; fine orobard; running watoer; all feaced. Edward Norrls Co., room 10 Czounse Block. OR8ALE—3Y fect on Cuming between 19th and 20th with house, §2,700. Bedford & Souer. 686-tf 710R 8ALB—A 630 acre stook aud graln farm, o'l fm - roved; fonr hours' ride from toe O naha Stosk Yards; sovenmiles from the oity cf Fremout; two rallroads within three miles; 300 acros uudor plow, the rost in pasture; board fence, running stream through pasture; houso with ton_rooms; will be suld cheapit sold immediately; on torms o suit. For urthior particulars {nquiro of Geo. C. Grodtroy, Fre- mont, Neb. 886 4 stun—um at 1640 Sherman avenue. 16041 J.M. Coungman, VW AyTro—Threo exgarienced womon canraseors, §0 per day, guaratees; room 7, Redick block. WV Axrran_—Fiesk-class dicing room girl at the Met— ropolitan hotel; none other need apply. 824-4/ WANTED MALE HELP. mmediately, 25 trackmen for ob. Will ship’ Taesday morning, June Farnam 4022 W Axmao—Agente to sell books and albums, Iateet style on installmentst ealury of commiasion Address or call afternoon, 802 Noith m:sl:li.flt)m-h-, -26p VW ro—Live agonts to work Life and Accidont Tasurance for a strong New York company in overy town In Nebraske and Towa G-od_commls- sionto workers Addreas E_C. Wilocx & Co., G eral Agets, Kansas C ty, Mo, 276! oo gisarmators wanted. Godfrey, Fremont, Nol " SITUATIONS ANTED. tine, 28d,at8a. m. Free transportation; 1120 Etreet. 0. Inquire of Ge $36-j17 &) cars experience. Address 7 AxtrD—Situation by young lady stenographer 0 av expert cperator on the 1ypo wri- aph; Good references, address box ri 761, Flattsmouth, Neb. i3 464-26p 7 AxTED ~ Position by a short hand man and typo rwhohas o No 2 improved Rewington an give good referencesiean begin work 476:28p W type writer; stonce. Adaress Ne 60, Bee office, ‘ANTED—A ituatian by & No 1 priuter;reforences given, Address “Printer,” box 17,Greenfield, Towa, '130-22p A Mirhacraus—itustion wanted by, un experlenced abatracter; best of references. Address box 817 Groenficl, Tow 21.22p MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. VWA —Hoarders, board and nicely farnished rooms, §4.26 por. week; clean bods waranted; 1818 Capitol wve. 5p ANTED—Comfortable rocm with board by a gen- tleman aud wife with ope child. “F E C” Beo office. 47192 WA"KD—TG rent by a family of two, six room cottage within 7 blocks of postoffice. Address Edwin Davis, 1500 Farnaw . 448-18) WArro—4 gentleman toom mate, and two fur- nithed rooms for light housekeepivg, 1614 Califoraia street. p V ANTED—A second hand wegon ecale chesp for cash, Addiess O. W. Hepry, Bee office, 444-20 ArTED—To buv & houte cf 6 or 7 rooms with lot; will pay cash. Address %G, C.” Bes office. !Dlhp_ party can office, 828-22p amxTswaANTED, Address Bt. Louis Flectrio Lamp Co., 8t Louis for vircular, cuts and teras of the candle power Marsh Plectric Lamp. 811Jly12 VWANTED=Every dy n oced of o sowing ma- chine, £o see the new Improved Am>rican No, P. E Floduan & Co. agents; 220 N 16th. 8304t HUK aENT—HOUBES AND LULS, 08 BENT—A Dew conveniest 6 yoom house on Caldwell streot, oue block West of Baunders St. Apply ab 187 Leard'St. 260-24p Buv baby eighteen mor ths old; a wocd have. (Parontsdead.) “C. 0" Bee FOR SALE-—HOUSES—LOTS. Fn caun-Kighs lots lefs in Polham placo, two blocks from street ours; these aro very nice ots; fine view. Will sell at 8400 to 8500 each, on monthly payments. C. E. Mayno & Co,, S, W. corner 15th and Farnam., 271.28 % sALE—Until July 1st; we will cont! Farnam street 1ota In 1Tighland :?.‘ Gerome Park lots $376 o0 $400. Ball South 13th 8b. N miem to those seeklag lots for desizablo homes IN “or aplace to invest in for future rise— The property on West Faroam and Dodge strocts, long held ry Hon. A. 8. Paddock, {8 now offered for sale. The bwo additions, Highland Place and Jeromo Park, which lio immedintely west of tne business ortion of the city, covers the property now cffered y us. Lot in these valusble additions aro offered af from 8375 to $700, with small payment down and talarco 07 time ard at moderate rate of intersst, "The unders'gned will be plested toshow this Fro; exty to any one wishing £ purchage, or will glve in- ormation by mail to il inquirer’, A. 8AUNDERS & CO., W. A GaRDNER, 1404 Farnam Strect. 880t 7OR 8:LE—66 feet on Farnam near 9th; also lots in Highland Placo and Jerome Park, on ea:y terme, 7Tuttle & Aligon, 211 gouth 18th st. 849-ly 15 OR 8ALE—Four lots on Georgls avs., 1n Hanscom plice, good looati>n; will sell in a body or sepa~ rately at & bargaia, Terms tosuit Address ‘0 A" Xeo offi 2o, 12011 T'or 8ALE—Ful! 1)t on 18th etr on lot, 3 clsterns, well et er mon hi 1 sold in 8y days obb, 1616 Farnam sty eet, %, three cntoges u'd reat tor §60 Potter & 28524 corner lot €6x140 foe', exst barn. all improvements, Must be sold. W, H 234:tt N Foutli 10th strect, tront; 7 room hou shrubery eto. , for §2,50). Green, over 15t Nat'l Bavk. on sALR—Large house, newly built, 9 roows, all modern Improvements with 4l ot, s 1716 Cass st ; Inquire at premiscs. 128t m Placo on ain on term 12040 on sALi—A choico lob in Hans Georgia Avenuc; will sell at to suit; address D. C. A., Be office, 70R 8AL —Fivo lots 47x180; together 0 Leaven- worth stroet; besutitul location, 31,000 One- fourth cash, balanco on long timo, eady terms, Crallo & Jones. 2104 ‘or saLx—Forty lot for sa'e on Burt and Cumings between 99th and S1st cheap, inside property edford & Souer. 701t le LxAS8—Best unocoupled ground In the ty for ort] ‘warehouse house, 87 feet fronton Leavenworth 0:h and 11th, will lease for 99 years. Jm{ n ford & 6+ ¥OR SALE MISOELLANEOUS, TR SALN- Very cheap, ono palx small mulos In Wg;ln( order, Jos. Garueau, Cracker Co, 27 t four yesr o'd pony. Tok'h 010 Routh 10t © A avs oo haad at 8 basgula, No 1 second hand ‘carriage phaeton and side bar buggies; a's0 um- br.llas and sunshades, ai 1403-1411 Dodge Hlm Inquire at, 440-28p T o pan— siosly matobed taam® and xe old, sound and reliablo; welgh about 950 ibs a ploce. ' Good eeb of light doucle harness and good epring wagon. Apply 10 Juhn P, Echwinke, room 3, Kediok block, 303t H, I(on saus—House furnitare st Battls, Park, 838- scom .4 ok 8ALE—One of the bestestablished cash grocery business; will take eity property in ex-haogs. Address “Grocer” care this ottie, 08-41 manufacturiog purposes Apply ta John a. ¥xchan, wholosaie ciga.g, No, 1803 Douslas 8t., Ocliaha, Nebraska. 470t Ton RENT—New 7 room cottage, 2 Llocks from stroct cars, 8 blocks from bigh school; family without children preferred. M_F. Sears. 4761 [FCR KT suaiT bk e st Bl ou 105 #ireet, botween Harnoy and Howard, P, Leh- mav, 4g6-tt Fou RENT - For storage o upper floors with ouside entrance, Tox mExT—New four roomed oottage. fu'l 1ot near shrect car, at9l0. - Ballou Brow, 8.7 8. 13th 8. ok RENT—Cobtage rooms and house rooms. J Phirps Roe, 162 8. fith 8. R8T 0 RENT—Shrcostory brick slore Duilaivg; en- quize of Edward Norrle & 0>, xcon 19 C&u‘ufin o sauedersey cows abwuction, 18 head. High class and regisierd Jorsoy cows will be sold ot auction, Wede exday, July 1, 1836, at 2 o'clock, with- out limit orby bid Haviog concluded to sell my cutize herd cf 18 cowe, and give my whole atteation 10 breediog bigh bred hative stock sud shetland po- nies, In wy eause for selling, Torms cash N I, D. Holomon, Sprivg Valley Stock farm, Owaba, Neb, 282-July 1 ad plawo near) couut at 171 949U 0k 848 —Valuable Chickoring new and little used, ab largo Cass stroct. REAL ESTATE, 2o nALE—Cornor 108 €6x152 Farnam sud 2/1h 8t., 92,600, No 188, Houte of 6 roows full lot, city water, east front,§6 view, shade aud (Fuit trees; & very beaubl- ful § lice, Bhinn's sddition #2,500,°$500 down, balance to suit, THE O n[K emporium in Om ‘ha handling merchant tailor misfit and uncalled for clothin others who represent t. hem are imitations, and to demonstrate more fally the 0. C ontracts are legal and read as follows : 5 do hereby proy nise and agrse to buy for cash all garmonts of clothing lefc upon - his customer, an'd pay said —- ——— his cost of maxing sid garments, less the amm’xlght of deposit paid upon them by the customer. Witness our hand this - e > Up-Stars. Original ana’ only Misfit Clothing Parlors, 1812 Douglas street, up-stairs, wish to impress vpon the minds as a specialty, and all . C, P. ave the oaly people erchant tailors throughout the .country to purchase all garments left upon their hands, consequently none day of —A. D.E885," eople of Omaha and vicinity who have pa‘ronized the O. M. C. P. are acquainted with Shese facty and show their eagerness to keep it in the minds of their friends, and donot hesitate to announce the Trutt: shat if there is a placs on earth for genuine bargains it P A — 9 - ORIGINAL MISHT GLOTHING PARLORS 1312 DOUGLAS STREET—UP-SfAIRS. 1312, Up-Stairs. Open Evenings until 9 o’clock VUp-Stairs. Saturdays until 10 o’clock 21 1ots in a body at $200 cach on easy term; this I a bargain and nomistake. 30, House 7 rooms on 18th strect, one block south of St Mary's ave. §3,100; easy terms. 835, ouse 8 rooms on 19th street, one bleck sonth 5t Mary's ave., §,100; oasy terms. 138, ~ Three beautifal south front lots on Michigan strect, ono block west of Park ave., $1,350 each; easy torms, 0. E. Mayue & Co., §. W. corner 15th_and Farnam 45024 R BALE-90x130 in Lowe's Ist addition, good 8room howve, cemented cellar.well, cistern,barn 1,607; 8500 down, balance §15 p r month. C. yne & Co., 8. W. corner 16th and an::xl. o 'oR 8ALE—Lot 40x140 Arbor place, 4 rooms, house, stablo, well eta, 81,100 easy terms. Lot 60x126 Kounfze 4th add,, east front. House 20x28, brick basoment, cistern and wel ,000, ‘Corner 18th and Castcllar,75x162, 5 room first-class house, barg, carriage house larga cistern, ete. Cull o price. Cholce Tots in Barlott's, O'Neil's, Paulsen's, Denlso and Burr Oak additions. Lob 99182, east front, 4 rooms, now houso, large outh i8th near Center, §2,100. k place, §1,600. Barker's Sub-dixis } ¥or rent or salo—Two lots near Cuming,1 square trom Red car hue; elegant house, §7,000. 4 lots in Burr Oak add, ono of the mosh desirablo building places near city; call for price. For rent—6 room cotiage, well, cistern, stable eto., 20th street, between Clark and Grace, ea:t front, $20 per month, 'ore and 6 rooms upstairs,St Mary's ave. near 17th sirect. Call for price. Good 7-8 room house, Convent street, § equare from 8. Car line, $30 per monts ~ East front, 466tf PAULBEN & CO., 1618 Farnam St. to. 108 180x150 P4 Lot 63x140, et A R et o e el PR Tockwmy contemglating purchasing stock ranohes i northern or western Nebrasks, o good farme 10 foeding purposcs near Omaha,ehould ece ¥ oCaguo opp. pest office Any number of acies, Improved or \In‘mpm\ul Jands in sny part of the state, negotia- ted quickly and at reazonablo figures, Noto tne fol- lowing: o splondid ranch of 2,800 acres in morthe'n Nebraska, uader fence, timb v, all stockea with cat- tle sna horses ready for business, §.8,000. One of tno bost stock farms in Douglas county, ad- mirsbly situston for feeding purposes, U. P. K. K. asees through it, good improvemonts, ample fenced pasturage good barn, sheds and corrals, only 817 per ecre, McCague, oy 0st oifice. To Exchange ~For city property, wild Iand iu small tracts in Northern Nebraske, McCAGUE, opp. Post office. 434,22 1K ADDITON has been the best selling proporty lu Omahia this spring. 4t hus been @ constant fource of surpr'se to every real estato agent i tho clty, that any sddition, during the romewhat quiot condition of the real tstate market this spring, thould scll ro readily. D1t itis not surprising to any- one who visits this fine property,located east of Saun dessand novih of Lake sirect. 1t is but two biocks from both the red and green car llnes, giving the samo streot oar eorvice as ia bad at the postoffice. It 15 4 high platesu with & fine view of the city. It al- foxde exoellent ¢ rainage and will nover nee Deniso addition has been g0'd to the very beet class of people and will soon be dotted with cozy cottages and haodsome residen -cs. But twenty-four lots nre Left out of ¢i rhty In this additien put on salo Ia:t fall The price bay not boen ralsed on tho'e remain- ing Iots, bt ey are still offored on easy. terms at from $526 to §700. For selo by MoCaaus, opp. Post office. sole agent. Call and gob plat. 43822 Ok RENT— room house and good bara on green cor line,$42 per month. For rent—11 room konse and large barn on red iine, 50 per month, 8,00 —22x82, on Dodge; and briok bullding, Lot 44x120 and 8 story brick block oa Dodge St.,at & bargain, 182 foet On N 10th to lease for & torm of years. 80 foot 11 8ale on Farnam. 160 foet for sale on Farnam, 44 teot for sale on Farnam. oheap, good trade and will pay Begrs, Wiliams block, 16th oand Dosge 8t 407-t1 % 8ALK—1 room cotvage, we'l. barn and ofstern, ‘on Lsish street 8 blocks from shops $2,600, 0n easy tovms, Pottor & Cobb, 1515 Farnawm 88 06241 rosldencs b all modern iw ments; all hard finish; hot and cold water; Grater: ¢loo' rio appAratuSoY; sower connections & Bew houre, south frout 86,600, . E. Mayne & Co. §, W. corner 16th and Fernsm. iTeT) For Salo—Ten lots on Caming st., and nino on Burt st., four blocks {rom millitary bridge. J. E. Rl- loy &Co:, 215 § 15th st For 8alo—Eighteen lots on Vinton st., one block from terminus 18th street car line. Positively cheap. J. E.Ril y &Co., 2165 13th et. We desire to eay to our patrons that in the above list we can give assurance of eafo and profitablo in- vestment. Wo also have property in almost every quarterof the city worthy of investigation. 3B RILEY & C0., 215 8 18th st 8 WY s ron i add., 600 ront, two ncre lots, nicest i [ tull view of city »nd Blufts, making 10 lots cach, will soll half or all. 44 and 60, Nelson'aadd , $700 each or will sell half of cithor; Lots b0x145 Kountz's 20 add. near 9th and Centor, $100 each. Lot 5, blook 7, Kountz's 4th add, belug store on. 10th st, full Iot,$2,20, also lot 9 same block 81,350, Two lots In' 8 uth Omaha, by Goodman's, with house, orchard, cistern, and well, all 8100, 16 five aore lots in Vineland, 5 miles north oity limits overlooking city and Klufls, §35 per acre, Lote 10 and 11, blook 10, Hangcom place very htly, 81,200 for both. alf acro 130 faet front block 5, Park place, with house, barn, well, and cistorn. Corner, 3 fots in Hawthorne on Cass e, 900 for eto oo, ey al b78-t1 R §ALE—7b cholce lots in Hauscom place at §550 081,000, 201ots in Parkers and Shion's add, $500 to 81,000 each. 2 lots on Saunders street, cast front $1,50). 10 lots on Cumlag Streat, near strect cars, 31,000 cach. 210ta on Fornam streot §1,200 esch; a bargain, 2 lotsin Redick's}Sub-div. 76x140, cast tront,cheap. 2 lots on Leavenworth street §650, rare bargain, Bargains 1o Leavenworth Terrace, lots at §300 to $325 each; $10 down and 86 a menth, Good 7 room house 8. 18th # block from 5t Mary's ., $3,110 casy terws, and a bargain. Cottage 6 rooms on N. 19th street, near Paulstreet monthly + ayments. £2,00. 8 room house, Hanscom plsce, §3,000, Cottoge 6 rooms, barn, shado, frult eto. 76x155, Park Wilde ave , 82 600. 6 room horsv, barn, and } lot on_ Califoraia strect ne.r 16th, §3,500. 7Eiouse 8 Fobms south 1ethstreot monthly puyments 0. East hall of block 8 Smith's Lot Cottage & rooms, full lot on South ave., §8,00". 818 8uepon Leaveaworth <t., 1§ mile from P, O. ,000 40 to 100 acree 4 miles from city, $55, 8 1-3 acres on Saunders street $5,000 820 acre farm 10 o lles west of ity §27.60, acre. Cheap acre property in Himebaugh & Brookline additiove. Housos, lots and busin'ss property in all parts of the city forssle on cosy terms -6 huses for rent— money to lo W. G. SHRIVER, opp. ¥. 0. R 5aLE ~By O, F, Davis & Co,, 1606 Parnam 5t. J Omaha. House and lot on south Elghteenth 8., §1,000. T T T Twentioth ' 81,400, # Dodgs near 26th S, §2,200, 8 ote In Hanscom Place, each, § 626, House and lot on Park avenue, $4,000. @0 Davenort 8., 812000, south 18th 16,000 mores of land in Boone county, 20,000 ¢« Btanton ‘¢ 87 to §12. Land in Madison, Wa) ne, Platte and Hall counties on easy termr, Monoy oaned on long time, BUSINESS OHANOES. Bulllmuluu'l~ A good salesman with a few hundred dollsrs dosires an opening b some Dbusinwes where smail oapital coold be used to ad- vantage, Address N. C. N., Bye offico. W ki, To exchange 4 lots in Omaha for small hotel or busine:s property in country town, Addrcas “Excbange,’ [ west_or noith preferred. 29 Owmaha Bee. AxTED—To trade first-class farm 160 u res, good house, harns, gratneries, wells snd liviog wator; over 100 u>res under cultivation, Flatte Co., near Col: umbns; will trade for how e and 1ot in Omaba, U, E Mayne & Co,, 5, W, corner 15t aud Varaam, | -2 70k #ALE—On south 224 st, one 4 room and one 6 room cottage, barn, well, cls‘ern, &o, on same lot, rent for 35 permonth, ouly 83,100; would sell separately. Pottor& Johb, 1516 Farnao 8t. 650 41 70k BALE ~Three cholcest Lota in Hansosm place. F 0544 Poiter & Cobb, ARION PLACK—8 g20d lots 1n this addition with- terms, W H Oreen, over 1ot Nat'l Bank. 118 Dl.cks of stroot cars, can be had on easy 827t 10i saLE—Lots n Hilside 81 ohcapest and best Tnsids 1o'a 1o the oity, §10 to §950 exclusive seents |'ul'v!k Cohh. LU ull oorner lot, iwo (locks west of vod oar Line —§550. This 1a positively & bargain. J. E. Biley & Co., 415 9, 13ih Br. For Balo—Lot 80x110, 224 8t., nesr Grsce, 8600 This I8 also & bagaio. J. K. Riley & Co.,215 8 18ih St For Sala—Three lots 605140, south 1ront, 4 blocks from stroet o:rs —§250 0ach; bargalns. J. K. Kiley & Co., 2168 18th ¢, For Bale—Twolots on Georgla kv, Rediok's,add. east front, no gradivg, near Faruaw, 76x140—$2000 each. Thess are reasonable. J. E. Riley & 0,216 8 13th 81 For Sale--Nine lots on Virginis ave., §200 to 8050 each. J. K. Riley & Co , 816 § 15th st. J\OR BALX. —. 70k sALE—A well eatabli:hed bakery In good loca~ tiou, Address *‘F." Bee office. BD':vidfr O Lie-0a acoouit ct porr heatd 8 well on tablisbed morcanti'e business in Omaha, Cash capital required, $5,00 to 810,0 0. For further rar. tlculars address A, this office. 467.97p JF 28 pun-0d entabtishad payirg bualoss wholo, salo and retail; salos last ysar $100,000; gocds : business growing, pital necersary about Parties who have the moneyandmean bug- s, will find this an opoorcuni'y seldom offered. It No others noed addross ““Johuson” Bee offico 475 t (Jok k1A hotel and #slooa known a8 the Den: Ver Housw, loeated in Fromoat, Neb. with- in forty fect of ihe U. P. track. Wil réut for one to five yews on reasonable terms. House fa neatly fur- nished and is the best stand in Dodge county. La- quire of Robt, Gregg o Mrs, Bridget Hanloo, Fro- mout, Neb. #59.20p Ok ALR —Estalished comu 116100 businoss; small ‘capi l required; geod ressons for selliog. Ad~ Qress’ Commisglon” care Beo office, 21 ANTED—To exchange 960 sores good farm Iand in Custer Co., Neb., for stock of general mer-* chandise. For full particulers, addross-+J W I’ lock box No 8, Wymore, Neb. 231-22p- 0R 8ALB—At a bargain, on account of my- health fatling. 1 wish to diposc of my billiard hall, It is In the bost location in the city, nnd doing » good prying business ab all times. For fol particulars address C. L. Herman, Plattimouth, Keb. 03 o dhin—brag store 1n a dosirablo looallty, wil Invoice about §1.600 R C Patterson, N E corner 18th and Farnam, 43641 OR BALE—Or exchange s full stock of_clothing boots and shoos, gent' furnishinggoods, will ex- change for Nebraska Lands. G. H. Peberson,504 8, 10th 8%., Omaha, Neb. 04641 PERSONAL, RRSONAL—Mrs. E. M. Hooper. tranco olalrvoyant, ‘and hoaling medium, over 716 North- 10%h St. 562-§21 RS, SCHRODER—Clalrvoyaut and Magnetic healcr: “l:ogn‘,eul;}l pain and disease, 707 N, 16tk St. 7 July . A CHESTERFIRLD—Magnetlo physiclan, test and developing medium, over 619 north 16th 8t, 668-§21 IOE OREAM, T \iiK pureet, vichest and bost ice creain always fresh on hand; orders for private and boarding houses promptly delivered, Carl'Scnmid, 808 South 16th treed, above Farnai 198-jly-0 CHTROPODIST., orx6—All atlients of the feot, auccossfally tront— ‘o by Dr. Barry, 1612 Douglag streot.Offico for Indies i ___m2lys BOARDING, orris' Parlor Restaura t. Board by the week, §3.26. Mealtickets, §8.50. Singlo moa 16th 713-j26 LOST AND FOUND. Fep—A sum ot mone ; y proving property. R owner can have same Mra, Green, Oth and 474-22p 087—On Thursday, & rod heifor cslf; sy pezson Auding same and leaving Information at Ed. Fear- on's,corner 12th and Farnam, will be ro:pecttully re~ warded 488-26p TRAYED - Ono bay horse, white faco, weighs. 1400 from Btorz & Ilar's bre wery, any information as “x whereab:uts will be suitab'y rewarded. Storz & it % Dok rod and white; ctier. (D'ok.) Rewn for inforaation leadi‘g to his wheresbouts inell & Cook, 1306 Farnam 8t. 40541 AKBX Ur—A Dright bay horss, hind focd white, & star in forenead. Owner.can have the same ling and paylog costs at Dennis O'Riely' mile west of Unlon Stock yards. L2 MISOELLANEOUS, L1oRtiNG and poculiar books for gent'emer. Lis for stamp. Lock box 86, Cape May, N.J. J26witp R GALE—Now maps of Omaba, §5 each, Bomis' 16th and Douglas. 451-20 i U. P. Park loosted 12 miles 8 W. on U, P. 10ad, 18 now open to the publio and ean be rented for plc-nfcs and social gatheriogs. Bpecial ratos for e For torms, oalor addross . ©. Bolwonck Papillion, Nob, 90240 R0OD MARWS—Partles wishing to purchase brood mares for ranch purpoeos pleaso call ab Homan's Livery stable, 418 80ath 13th stroct, Omahs. 802-4! (. syun oo, ose wok e you hoart-hurn. Togs odecmod b ono cent, each by the dealers. Peyoke Bros., Agents. 083t BANDONED HOMBSTEADS —Now law. Persons who took homieseads in Wostern Kanass previous 4o Jupe 16th, 185, and abandoned them without mek- ing final pr 1ot, will learn sometbing $o their advan tage by addressing me by letterat once, Isase Mul hollacd, land attorney, Kenneth, Sheriden . s, 998 'l)quu ~Ou EIkhora und Flatte. 7%, Murray, 800 LKW BILYBR TAG, 166 TrIt flavored, buge redoomed at one oout oach by the dealers, © Peyeke Bros. ogoats 08611 NOTRUCII0N o banjo glver by @ K Gellen beok, &t 1116 Copltol ave: 450-41 Cun FILVER TAG, 1t 088 00's talut the breath, redvenod st 0no 034 A9 by the dealors. _B'M, A v“ ants L) Gempuols Olgansd at b action guarantoed by Amigy DRIV &, vaults, sln shor fost Lotice and sat’ Abel, P, 0, Hox 378,