Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 4, 1885, Page 8

The memorial window which George 1. Childs has given to the new Asbury Metho. dist_Episcopal church, Twenty-third and Chestnut streets, Philadelphin, in memory of Bishop Simpson, contains a large and per. foct likeness of the Inte bishop. BEE. DISAPPOINTED LOVE. July' 4.]the saa Oase of Miss Maggie Foley— Vain Attempts to Save Her, THE DAILY Saturday Morning, 'LOOAL BREVITIES, Another sad cass of suicide on account The funeral of Maggie Foley, the unfortn- | of dlsappeinted love has just come to PP ] nate snicide whose case is mentioned else. light., where, occurs Sunday. Yesterday Coroner Drexel was sum- —The thrilling play “Nevadw” was well | moned to the corner of Kloventh and provecibac Ley migh sk thie Asademy ‘;; Mb"m William streets to Investigate the case of Sr::::i: ::::;::;‘ B self-destruction of a young woman, Miss 4 i been vl 1th —Fire Ohiof Butler and Arsistant Chiof r‘“"f"lfis ‘;‘:‘:{:‘:“‘D"’FDIGV"K w Butler are still in glorified possession of their | 1eT AUDY, h o ¥ i mustaches despite the dire threats of tha fira| It appoars that the glrl for some time past has been deeply In love witha young boys of No, 3 engine to cut them off, —Tn the county court yesterday, Byran|man, and has been expecting to marry Reed, administeator of the estate of Dan Wil- | him, Recently, however, It seems, the #on, rendered final account of his tiust, and | young man had grown tired of her, and the vaiue of property amountiog in all o |}.q songht the compavy of another glrl. Xm“h"";q liko §10,000 was turned over b | my iy way to0 much for the confiding young nna Wilson, A n and she determined to kill her. Tt is about timo to let up on tho *Smoth- [ #HTATONS T §166 R LLlag 6 Mo ered Sensation,” There will be a smothered ¥ raporter or two ready for the coromer if the lu“;- bl e R R ‘:re:- matter i not dropped, The Bk is in posses- :;::L“ q“l{longh oh Rata," atd polng t% sion of all facts, and is strongly tempted to |} oy hedroom mwallowed It all. She B e swallowed too much of it, however, and —A prize fight, with soft gloves, for $250 a | Instead of Immedlately producing death, sido and all door receipts, {s to take place to- | it brought on a vioient slckness. The day at O'Neill, between Prof. Ed, Miller, n:!‘llaalnl!d ;{ hera:mllt.lng":::x;;ctzi ion, Pat Menally, a | attention, and her room w , A :::do::zl;:r i};.;g::;l..n;‘huy.will :igl':‘ '. . | #oon as her distressing conditlon was dl:l' wording to the latest revised London rules covered, Dr. Darrow was sent for, an THE TWO AMERICAN ORPHANS Pluck and Enterprising Vim. Has started us off with an immense trade. Good goods at hard times prices, selected with good taste and good judg- ment. Fair dealing, ¢| NoHumbug, No Trash to Deceive You, | Makes winners of the wide-awake, up and ready Orphans, asoutey e | 1NE€ (lothiers and Artistic Tailors e 1113 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA, Thie powder nover vartos, stre ngth and wholosomenees, More coonomical than the ordinary Kindaand cannol be sold in competl tion with the multitude of low test, shorb weight and fight to the finlsh, every measure was used to save her life. —On Wednesday evening J, W. Wilkin Thursday evening 1t was thought that the glel's life would be saved, but after du «and Miss Lillie 8till, were married by Rev.|ghe k nk end died yesterday morning. Mr, Fowler st the residence of the lride's | Just before she died, she told a lady who mother, Mrs, M. L, Still, on South Sixth{was standing by her bedside that she did street, Theceromony was wltnessed by g a numbor of friends, end it was followed by an [ elopant supper. Tho bride recelved numer ous handsome presents, —The concert gicen by the choir of the Cathedral 5t Philomena Thursday ovening | el form not blame the young man who had de- erted ker—that she had nothlng to for- glve him for even though he hed wrecked her life, The young woman was about twenty ears of age, and rather handsome and :g She was always respecta- drow a large audienco, though not as the mer- | hle and bore a good name among those ita of the programeae and the rendition of the | who knew her. numbers deserved, The programme com- prised fourteen strumental solos and duets, | c Coroner Drexel upon Inyestigating the ate, decided that an Inqueat was unnec- duos, trics,quartettes and choruses, All mem- | essary, as the glrl had admitted to the bors of the cheir participated and were warmly [ doctor and to her fnsngs the fmlthn applauded for their efforts, The drawing for | She had taken polson. Consequently no the orgen took place at tha close, the lucky | ! number being thirty-six, held by James Hur- ley. The proceeds of the concert will be de- voted §o repeiring the interior of tho cathe- daal, —A party of about twenty voung boys or- anizod themselves into n Jesse James society soveral woeks ago and have been tearing up the olements for tho past few days. Their could deter her from her purpose. fail in this attempt,” she sald, “I will take poison again. nquest wlll be held, The unfortunate told her folks that he proposed to kill herself and no%h]lfn;lz I don’t want to live.” THREATENING TO KILL. headquartesa are in one of the Mercer build- | & Warrant Issued for the Arrest of ings near Twelfth and Harney, Wednesday they thouglit to create a hanging seneation, and strung up one of their members, Tte boy who was hung up commenced to choke, when his mischievous comrades became fright- ened and scampered away. A passer-by dis John Qolling, Who is Seeking His Divorced Wife, A gentleman by the name of Louis McCoy, proprietor of the Gault house in covered the lad’s dangeroxs condition and cut | South Omaha, near the government cor- him down just as he was about to pass into | ral, came up to the police court yes- the myeterious beyond, terday and preferred a complaint againat —The following is the toxt of the decision | one John Colllns for threatening to kill of Judgo Wakeley in the Cuming street in- |pim. junction case: ““That the defendant be and is hereby permitted to pave the full width of Cuming street between the curb lines as existing, but The story told to the judge was that his wife, Mrs. Rose McCoy, was the former wife of this man Collin: withoat | been divorced from him about ten years prejudice to the right of action cf complain- [ 8g0. Since that time Mrs. Rose Collins had ant to recover damages, if any, resulting from [ m the want of sidewalk during said paving, That until snid paving or work necessary therefor is commenced and after its comple- tion, said defendantsbeand are hereby en- joined until the final hearing of this cause from interfering in any wise with the main- tenance by the plaintiff of a sidewalk in | b front of his premises of the width of sixteen | feet projecting into the street.” 8t. Joseph Hospital 1 beg to gratefully thank the following patrons of this institatlon for thelr kind donatlons recelved durlng the quarter ending the 30th of June, 1885: E. Rosewater, §100; J. H. Wood, $5; B. B. 86; H. Kountze, §5; C. W. Ham- ilton, $6; J. A. Crelghton, $5; Mrs. Frank Cook, $1; Thomas Swift, $5; Mrs, E. C. McShane, $2; P, Hawklns, $1; M, Sherman, $1; Com. Nat. Bank, $1; P, Ford, 81; O. F. Fleik, §1; Andrew Mur- phy, 81; E. K, Long, $56; P. H. Carey, $3; Willlam Preston, $1.50; Mergell & Rosenwelg, $1; V. H. Coffiman, M. D,, $5; J. W. Haugharra, $1; G. W. Tillson $2; Cleves Bros,, $2; E. W. Nash, Mrs. Cummings, $10; Geo, B. Ayres, M., D., 81; J. M. Sommers, M. D., §1; D. H. Goodrich, §3; J. M. Flynn, $2; Wal- ter Wisllace, $1; Hugh Thompson, $1; Mr. Roiss, 81; R. H. Burns, $2,50, Mrs, ‘Barley, $5; Mrs. Hioman, 810; Charles Thelmap, $5; John Wal- lace, $1; John Anderson, §I; Mr H. Paikel, $1; Mr. Logan, 85; Penlon ¢ & Co., 81; Mra. A. Riewe, §2; M.Dona van, §6; G. Farears, §1; F. B. Stollle, § 1; G. Millard, §1; M. Connell, $1; 0. Mlley, $1; A Friend, §1; Mrs, John Lee, $1; Mrs. Shiverick, §1; Mra, J. H. MoiShane, §5; A Frlend, $1; F. McCreary, $2; H. Henricson, $2; C. Al- berts, €1; Mrs. Thompson, $1; Sullivan Broe., 33; Joseph Crelghton, $1; Mra, P, J. Crvedion, $1; E. P. Davis, $2; W. Aust, §1; A, Heapsten, $1; A. Lindsay, £1; J. Floyd, $1: M, Michsel, §2; Ron- frew Stews nson, $56; B. W. Clayton, §1 Richard O 'Keeffs, $1; John Rush, §3 Rov. J. Fit.7zgerald, $5; Rev. F. Lechleit- ner, $4; Bea rders “‘Doran house,” §11.35; U, S. (Qaartermasters Depot, $12.40; Employees Noilworks, $415; 1. Kelley, $iz J. Nelson, &1; J. McAnerny, $1; P. O, Fisher, $1; J. Burkard, £1; Hogh Kennedy, §1; other donationa, $04.70; employes U, P, officos, $11 6d; employes U. P. depot, $10,90; employes B, & M, R, R,, §21; Mrs, Glion, grocerles, every week; Pomy & Segeike, syda water; Mrs, Harley, grocerics; J. Trast, milk every other day; Augmet Udoff, spirits; Urlau &: Schwab, bread; Sherlf Miller, grocerier; Mrs, J. msufmau, grocerles: Mrs, J. A, Creighton, groceries; Dellone & Co., spieit ; Wm. McHugh, grocories; David Guild. grocerler; McShane & Schroeder, a caso of eggs; Mrs. Wm, Gevtleman, grocorler; Steele & Jobneon, grocerles; J, Qalotgard, groceries; Riley & Dellone, three wallons wine; Little & Williaws, groceries ¢ Clarke Bros & Co,, grocerles; Siebert & Shulte, J, J. Skow, J. B. Bath, Jacob Murham, Harels & Fisher, H. Combs ang Fred Hickstein, mest o aleohol; " R, Henricson, Schrceder «& Becht, drugs Hon, J, Boyd, thres bams snd meaty; B, Keat. ing, becr; Frec' Krug, beer every woek; Mr. Niciz, beer; Mra. J, D Oreighton, groceries ; Mr, Branch, fish; the dally and weckly papere; the warer eupply donated by the City Water compavy; Goy & Fitch, ice every day. i ALreonsa, Sls‘er Buperior, grocerles; 8t July 3, 1885, ——— Swoke Seal of North Caroline bacoo, To- week; Mr, 1ler, tw> gallons |, natil ot Mr. McC. and had become his wife. Colllns, In the meantime, had drifted into Texas and hay since been llving there. Thursday he arrlved In town and findlng that his former wife had become the spouse of another man, he hreatened all manner of vlolence, 1t s lleged. Fortunately Mrs. McCoy was not at home, being out of the clty on a visit. Collins met Mr. McCoy and com- menced to talk abusively aund it is sald drew a revolver upon him, McCoy says that he 1s not afrald of Collins, P slcally he is his equal but he did cara to have any trouble wich him, A warrant was {ssued for Collins’ arrest bat up to a late hour yesteday he had not been fonnd. As he could not be seen, his side of the story could not be tamned, e e— ‘Wicked Tramps, The tramps now travellng about this section of the country are becoming more and more emboldened to desperate deedr. The latest story of thelr misdolngs s that of a freight brakeman who made the run Wedneeday morning on the Q. extra from Creston to Pacific Junction, It ap- pears that when the traln left Creston in the morning, seven tramps were dlscov- ered to be on board, and they were ordered off by the brakeman. Later they climbed on again, and once more were put cff, The third time they clambered eboard, they were agein no- ticed by the brakeman who started to eject them, Thls time the tramps refused to go but selzed the unfortunate brake-twister by the meck and commenced choklng him, They then went through his clothing and stole among other things a valusble gold watch and chain. He was then uncere- monlously pitched off tho traln and rolled down the embankment. This oc- curred at Cromwell, where the embank- ment 18 very high and rough. The brake man was badly brulsed by his fall, but soon regalned his tra'n, The () detec. tives have been notlfied of the case. The tramps are supposed to bo & party cf jail breakers from the northern part of 1he state, ———— PICNIC. The firet annual picnic of the Knights of Labor, under the auspic:s of Local Assembly No, 2845, is to be held on Saturday, July 11th, at Hascall's Park Refreshmente served by Ladles’ Assem- bly No. 3,607. No iatoxleating liquor sold on the geound. The U, P. brass band and full strivg band, Goed order will prevail, Prizes for waltzing and games can be seen at Edholm & Erickson’s. Admirsion, b0 cents, Ladles and escort free, — ———— GRAND PICNIC, of July. at Spoerl's Park, South Thirteenth Strest. Admission Free! e —— Omams, Neb,, July 2d, 1885, I hereby cheerfully acknowledge the ecelpt of Five Hundred and Twenty-five Dollare (8520) from the Home Fire In- 4k 4'h sursnce company of Omahs, Nebraska, for 1osa of my barn by fica on the 20tk day of Juue, 1885. been adjusted acd Sald loss having psid to my entire action, Mzs. Mary E. MevEr, e ——— Bualiion in Banks, New York, July 8.—The weckly bank Joweph's Hoepltal, Omahba, Neb., | tatement shows a reserve decreass of $2,000, 000, cess of legal requirements, The banks £ow hold §62,000,000 In ex- The produca exchaoge adjourned jesterday ondsy morpicg. Alum of physohrte powders, Sold only in ocane ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. 108 Wall 84 N.Y OMAHA INSTITUTE AL AND SURGICAL. W Axpio—Dinlog toom girl and woman cook at Cslifornia House, 11th and Douglasst. 742-4p 7ANTED—Two girls at Doran House, 913 Farnam stroet. 745t1 ANTED —A woman for [general housework. 2410 Chicago st. 6704 ovelties In ladics’ and childrons’ wi Over 40 now designs. Noth- like them ~ Sell_as fast a8 shown Over 1,000 agents make 5700 monthly. Address with stamp. E. H, Campbell & Co., 9 South May street, Chicago, 011 jly26 7ANTED—Go0d girls for hots kite>en and laundry ANTED. LA o0 women canvassore, guaranteo ; ro0 a2 7, Redick block K70t 7 ANTED—Girst-class dining room girl a8 the Met- n hotel: none otner peed apply. 824-81 ¥ WANTEb MALE HELP. ANTED— A firs class basber at Paxton hotel bar ber shup. 903 CHRONIC AND SURGICAL DISEASES. The largest Madical institute Weat of W 88i85ippi Rivers 7 Fifty rooms for tho accomodation of patients, The Phytician and i fae T “rum;f. boy about 16 yearaof aga for work in an office; must writc a good hand, Addree D, care of Be off 783 4 ts. Daformities and Bracy Cancers, Oatarrh, , Eléctricity, Paralysis; Epilepss, Kiduey, vo, Bar.Skin and Blood Dideases. * Write for PRIVATE CIRCULAR TO MEN on PRIVATE, RPECIAL alid NERYOUS Dlseases, Seminal pormuorih i, Stricture, Varl. al al " cato contents or fonder. Tumor S XTED ~A young man of good habits, mora racter, deslres to get work; night rcd. Address C. W. Killman, 1814 8. 776-6p TED —For emall country hotel, one experienc. sober male cook, and_ one young active ex. perienced waiter, malo of fomale; must have good recommwendations and only such will bo no‘iced; call n oraddress. Hiokson Bros.,Glenwood,lown, 775-4 oxpress with Adrons al lott RGICAL INSTIT Corner of Capitol Aven: OMALLL “TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES. OVER 400,000 IN USE. i Confidentia OMATA MEDICAL AND TANTED -A first class barber to take care of a shop. Apply at the Cozz:ms. 80211 ‘ v “' AXTED—Agents in every county to goll the Mutual Benefit association of O Call on or address Otto Lobeck, Secretary cral Manager, 1222 Farnam strect. WYA.\'YXD—Gnad agenta for an article of raremerit, just patented No peddling. Call, examiue and bo convinced. H. G, Stripe & Co. 1511 Farnam 8t. Room 4 Redick Block. 734t Wi offico. ANTED—Smart active b 'y, about 16 years eld. Apply ab Bee press room, 757-3p ANTED—One cash boy at . Dohle & Co's cheap shoe store, 1410 Farnamnear 15th st. 709.4 pory TaSaug] engthe carry. Jiqual iry ronds nn and nold by Denlers. orson s to. shorten according to the welght Svell ndapted fo roush co ne drivens of o apufi all leadinz Carringe Bnilders ANTED—Agents to take ordera for crayon por- trais, rooin 20 Anlington Block, West of Post- D AsTED—Five good tin roofers, and five good corico makere, at the Western Cornico Worke, 508 and 610 8. 12th st. €946 W o Carpenters. M. T Murphv, 2Gthand St. Mary's Ave; or 1514 North £0th and Grace St. GT4-4p ANTED —One salesman In overy township, to sell farm and household necessittes; 375 p.r month can be made. Goods warrented, and have no com- petition. Address with stamp or osll on Wayland & Claybourno 200 State 8t. Chlcago, Il 652-4p SITUATIONS WANTED. AxTED—Family tewlog by day or week. Inquire 1714 California. 754 4p SPECIAL NOTICES. ANTED—Potition a8 coachman by n_maa; and by his wife to do housework or lauudress, in a T, W. Bee Office. 815-4p Wi AR ado ertisements in the apecial columna will [ L0, Py b be charged at the rate of 10 cents per line for the first insertion, and 7 cents per line for each subse- quent insertion: No advertisement will be inserted for less than 25 centa. or the first time: These advertisements will be inserted in both Morn. ngand Evening Editwns, representing a circula- tion of over Eight Thousand. This class of adver- tisements must positively be paid in advance, ANTRD—Situation as nurse In small family, young girl. Enquire at 1612 Dodge St. tweon the hours of 2:30 and 6 p. m. ANTED—By & young man, a situation in office or wholesalo house. ~Has beld position ay ship- Pping clerk with consolidated tank line Co., of Daven- port for gome time. W. B. Willey, Lee Offic», 650-4p 7MISCEITI;ANE0"JS WANTS. TO LOAN—MONEY. 100 to $5,000. 750-7 5,000; in_sums of Ames, 1507 Farnam, TANTED—At once, by Joslin & Nackett, 1600 Farnam st , 15 more ladics or gentlemen to sell our goody; good pay guarantocd. §03.4p V ONBY T0 LOAN—A% once (and without delay on real ostate, iu large or small amunts. on time nit. Loans made also on colaterals, chattels or any geod security, prompily, quictly and at the Toweat possibls rat 8. Apply &t the Omaha Finan. cial Exchange, 1608 Farnam st , upstairs 7684t1 ONEY 70 10AN—On real estate security any M “Riioane trom 8600 to 855,000, At Sentonabte rates of futere: No commlseio 8 char; borrower. C. E. Mayne &Co,, 8, W, Cor. 15th and Farnam, 688-July23 T AXTED - By & lady, an unfurnished room private family. AddressN.. Beo office. 7 n nice 1-3p axxTs wANTED, Address St. Lonis Electrio Lamp Co., 8t Louis for vircular, cuts and terms of the candle powor Marsh Xlecteic Lamp. 811-{1y12 Ty ®dy In eed of A sewing ma- chine, to éee the now Improved Amarican No, P. E. Flodman & Co. agenta; 220 N 16th. 85 —HOUSES AND L0’ Do LeAsk—Laigo built hous 1mods i convenier ces, furnish 16 Cas) st. I Apply at pr F‘tm RENT—A ttable for 8 horses one blyck eouth oftke U. P. depot. Inquire of M, Lee, gr 222 Leavenworth. 8 8c8, J0R RENT—A flat of 8 rooms, ploasanly located, Tn- quirs 17th and St. Mary's Ave. 778 6 m Bt OR RENT—Will ) St quired, Apply on preiiss, F T 0R RENT—Six 18(h et., Lo F '0R RENT—To small family, cottago of 0 rooms, woll aud clstoro, at 1:th ‘and Burt st. S18 per onth Apply st Northeast cor, 19th and Cahfornia b 791-4p TORR FOR KENT—018 5. 10th 8%, Inqul,c 15 son et. Jackl 7004 ¢ farnished residence for two N. 18th 88, Good references 1e- 801-0 ONBY ! MONEY ! ! woNKY |11 Monoy to Loan -Ou chattel seourity by W. R. Croft, room $, With- nell bullding, N, E, corner 15tn and Harnoy = Af:er years of experlene and a careful study of tho busi- ness of loaning money on personal property, 1 have st perfectod a eystom whereny the publicity usual in such cases ts done away with,and T am now in & position to meet the demarid of ail v ho b temporarlly embarrassed end desire to raise mancy without delay and in & qu'et mapnor. Housoxeep- exs, profeselonal gontlomon, mochanics and othors thla city can obtain advences from £10 to §1,000 on such security as household torniture, plancs, ma- chinery, horses, wagons, warehouse recolpts, secur- ed note3 of hand, cte.. without removing same trom ownets residonoo or place of business. Ono of the advantagos Foffor I that any par of any loaa can bo paid at any time which will reduco the interest pro rata and o'l loans renewed at the original rates of interest. I havono brokers in connection with @y office, but personally superintend all my loans, Ihave private offices oconnected with my general offico #o thay customera do ot come in contact with oach other, consequently making all transactiors Atrtly pilyate. Wi K. ‘Croft, Toom & Withnel OR nENT—ITous0 of nine rooms, w th barn, Cald. well an1 sauaders sts, Inquire 1709 Jackson St. T88.7p bullding, N. E. cor. 15th and Ha ONRY £0 10an fn sum3 of $00 and up YL first-class real eatato socurity. Potter & Cohb, 1616 Farnam 719-4¢ ONEY LOANED st C, I, Rood &00'a. Loan office ¥ on furniture, planos, horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds and all othe rarticlos'of value, without remeval, Over 1st National Bsnk,corner 15th Inquire 1140 North s and Pau', Tb8-Tp Ni OR RENT— etreet. 16 per wonth Nice 6 rom cottege at 843 Eouth 17th 768-ip 7ANTED—Plosgantly furnished room and hoard in privat by kentleman and wite; refer. ences given, Address O. K., this office; state terme. 1784p Jor must—Furnished feont room, 1300 Capitol Av, 77210 JJOR RENT—Unfurnished rocins in Boomer's blook Cor. 8thand Howard. 8ootf or iENT—Furnished rooms for light houseeping, in Beemer's block, Cor Sth and Howard 709tf Fouku\’v—flnu well furntshed room for two gen- tlemen of good habits, good location_one block from Boyd'ajopera bou'e. i 1 D. K. Eurnctt, 218 13theercet, Merchents Nat. Pank bui'd ng. 0 rRINTRRS —For eale, tho matorial of a first clag Job and nowspapor office, Addrees John N. Hase- Pawnce City, Neb, 10 OR 8ALE—Cheap—Good family horse; drives doubie or slovle; also good under saddle. App! G. Boll, NW. cor. 20th & Cags, after 0::0 p m. 60/-0)p Jor 8ALE <A sound and reliable seven year old family horso. Geo, Sheller, 17th, bet. Center and Dore 7418 e sALR—A good plano, choap. Mrs. A. Calder- wood, 1018 California st 71940 M. Flanagan, 1-8p OR $ALR—Yearling stoors, Capt. W. Union Stock Yards. Fm?v}v\-prunmm-u frant room, with bav win. dow, in a brick 005 N. 17th 8. 805.t¢ Jor RRsT—Large handsomely furnished rooms, singlo or en-suite; excellont board, 1718 Dodge. 765t o ReT=Two uafurnished roows, 1617 O 2200 Dodge. Jor nast—Nicols furnished rooms, 701-8p fshed or unfurnished roo; {or RENT—Fu 28 Collexe st., Omaha, locality Appl 748:3p Jor REXT—House with 8 rooms. P. F Apply_st 013 443 Trolt. 3p OR RENT—Two furnished front rocms schke's Restaurant. 7 'or RENT—F aralshed parlor and dining room,light houscleoping, brick, bay windows; 603 N. 17th. Teh.tt ok RENT —Flogant front south reom with alcove, , bath ete.” 2225 Dodge St 0:0-t1 [OR RENT—With board, nlcely furnivhed sonth room, with uso of parlor; also gar, and bath. 1409 Jones St. 648.t1 _—_—m—— JRor rext—Four chambera canvenlent for heuge- keeping, to mon and wife without chiliren; three blocks from postoftice, 819 N 17th St. 047:t1 Jfow resT—Furnished roon:s 1617 Davenport St 458.5p JFeR met—Two plossant rooms with_closets ad- jcining. on 24 floor, modern conveniczees, on 20th st., near St. Mary s Ave. £nquire 8. W. Corner 16th and Dod ge. 2240 {\oR RENT—Large handsomely furnished cool room modern convenicuce, with excellent board for two gentlomen; aleo sinle room,1718 Dodga. 603 tf OR RENT Ploasant room furnishod, 1423 Howard St. 427-t1 X good furnished room for 2 gentlemen, Address 8. C. N.” Bee office. 482-tt NT—June 26th, two connected rooms with front voom, oativ-esst. 1914 Webster. {10k RENT—A front room with bay window; modorn improvemonts, suitablo for 2 gontlomen, South- east cornor 19¢h and Farnam ¢, 5041 Fo: Rt Two elogant offices in Bushmann's block. 'OR RENT—Furnished rooms, 1816 Dodge strect. 183-July 9 Jor mest—For manutaoturing parnoses or hall, largo room 44x75, 8d floor, No. 110 S. 14th st.. enquire at 1409 Dodge et..A. J, Bimpson. e 714 ‘OR RENT - Contrally located furnlshed rooms at 628 south 15th 8¢. RitE ¥ OR RENT—Furnizho | large front room with aloovo grate bath, ete., 1716 Cass strect, 715-t1 'Ok RENT—Large front room on first floor with or with board; tnquice ot 1901 Farnam St. 867-t1 destrable for summer, Apply o OOMB—With board, 4 8. Charles Hotel 'OR 8ALE—100 acre farm York Co., Neb. M. Battis, York Neb, 837:J1yisp 'OR 8ALB—83 fect 01 Cuming betweon 19th and 20th with house, $2,700. Bedford & Souer, 717-tf {1OR BALE—A 600 acre stook and grain farm, all fm. 2 froved; four hours' ido from the Owalia Sto:k Yards; seven miles from the oity of Fromont; two rallroud within three miles; 800 actes under plow, the rest in pastare; board ' fenco, running stream through pasture; house with ten rooms; will bo sld cheapit sold immediately; on terms to’ sut. For furthor particulars {aquiro of Geo. C. Grodiroy, Fre. mont, Neb, 7183ufys1 FOR SALE-—~HOUSES—LOTS, JF Q1 sy~ Aot lota I dosirabic Tocations st &123 an acre, overlooking the olty; valabls properiy forhomes, Amos, 1607 Farnam, i Jon 8ALE—Most desirable lots on Saunders and 18th st. oar lines at £500 por lot. e ling k00d housea belng built; this s advavcing prop Ames, 1507 Feran FON BALE—A go0d 10t GUNI60, £ #hado trocs, 8 blocks from Hauscom Park; will ' ecll on all monthly piyments and small payment down, Address D. D., Bée oftice, 765.9p F 2 Awm JFC3 586 toet on Farnam nowr oth; also lots in Highland Piaco and Jeromo Park, on ey torme. 1uttle & Allison, 211 south 13th st. 849.Jly 15 K & 5ALE—Good 10's in Hanecom Piaco at $£C0 to 0 This patt is very desirable for rosidences, , 1607 Farnam, 761-4 'R SALE —Excallont 10t in Jorome Park and Kilby Flace at $200 to 8500. You can fiad no belter T y; stralght west on Dodge, Davenport and Anieg, 1507 Farnamw 514 over lat Nationel Bani; aro house, nowly built, 9 ro inprovements with § ot, at 1710 © at premises, () WAL —160 ect {700t o1 VIrgWin avenus, block from head of St Mary's avs. $3,000 all, or 81,800 for hait. W. I Green, over 1sb Na- {0R 8ALE—The household furniture and carpets of 5 room cottage, nearly new. Oall on or addres) A. G. Inghram, car H. t; Clarke Drug Co., Omal 606.8)) LWAYS on hand at a bargain, No 1 econd hand Atirge phaoton and side bar buggies; also um. Drollas and sunshades, ad 14031411 Dodgo St. ¥ ' tt Welshaea 692 th 0 8ALR—Good saddle pony. City Mills, W, J. REAL ESTATE. {OR BALE- Corner lot 753140, in cont.r of £own,ex- cellent place for four §500 cottages; would give & net rental of §600 per year: a not incomo of 17} per cont on tre investment and will increaso 10 per cont, per yeur lu sellicg value, $1,000. J. & Riloy & Co, For dalo—'wo Iofs on Goorgla Ave ,2 blooks south of Leavenworth St;very desirablo 1calder cs preperty, 8826 each, J. K. hiley & Co,, 215 S. 18th St. For Salo—Eight lots on’ Virginia Ave , 2 biccks south of Leavenworth st., cast front §5 0to 50 each, desira¥lo restdence proporty. J. E. Riley & ¢ , 8. 13th St. For Salo—One lot facing on Hanscom Park near maln entrance; beatiful location for resldence, $i60. J. E. Riley & Ce., 215 S, 13th St. For Sali—Faroam street j roperty near new court houto, at & barguin, J. F. Kiley & Co., 815 8. 13th St, For Salo—Farnam sticet blocs, reats for 3000, price £25,000, casy term For Salo—Corner 1ot in bloc on red street osx $9:0, this is po:tiivcly o bargain, J. E. Riley & S, 15th St Nincteen lota on Cumirgs and Burt, 4 blocks from mulitury bridge. J. K. Riley & Co.. £15 S. 13th St. For Sale—Eightee) lots on Vinton St. between 17th and 18th Sts, $4.0to §1000 each; there are bar- gins In rosidence and business property among theso. They are oniy oLe blcex from 1sth strec) car line; terins eas We desire to state to ovr patrons that we epend no tiwe nor priter's izk on- high piced property, out can vouch for the reasonablencss in prico of all sbove meationed. J. E. Riley & Co., 215 8. 13th St. 780! Fones Foam o wXOTASGR Tor eity proporty. & good stcck farm,60 acred In cultivation,house 4 rooms, good well, 12 it wind mill, feed grinder, water pl; 6 leding to 8 corrals, 4 acres grove, 40) wal.ut trees —50 bearing, 1} acres orchard bearlng, 85 acros corn 2 - Throe cholcest lots in Hansoom place. 785-48 Potter & Cobb. acents. Potter & Cobb, or Towa Ian and $200 each,onmonthl; sons buying here will be assisted to bulld right away it desired. ia o the bist loca paying business at all times. address €. L. Herian, Platt:mouth. Neb. ments, £1,400, North 10th st. For Salo—Twolots on Georgla av, Redlok’s,add. east front, no grading, near Farnam, 76x140—82000 onch. Theso are roasonable. J. E. Riloy & Co,216 8 13th St. For Salo—Nino lots on Virginia ave., $500 to 8050 each. J. F. Riley & Co,, $15 § 13th o For Sale—Ten lots on Cuming st., and nino on Burt st., four blooks from wmilitary bridge. J. E. Ri- ley &Co, 216 8 18th st For Salo—Eighteen lots on Vinton st., one block from terminus 13th street car line. Positively cheap. J. E.Ril-y & Co,, 2168 13th st. Wo dosire to say to our patrons thal In the above 1lst we can glve assurance of eafe and profitable in- vestmont. We also bave property in almost every quarter of the city worthy of investigation, J.E. RILEY & CO., 216 8 18th st 786-t0 OR_BALR—On south 221 &t, 06 & F0om aud one 6 room cottage, barn, well, cls‘orn, &0, on same lot, reut for 835 pormonth, cnly §3,100; would _sell soparately. Pottor& Cob Farnam 8t. 734t [R50 aun—Lota o Hillkdo add cheavest and best * Instde lots In the olty, §760 to $950 exclusive 311 BUSINESS OHANOKS, 0 or 4 lots Marion Place! d pay difference in cash, 14t National Bank. ~A hall only a sm ill trado for residence W. H. Green, over o8t JOR SALE busin s A, Bee oft artnership in & good paylog lcapital 1cquired. Address 705 9p 0 EXCUANGE—A $9,000 stock of bran new hard- ware, direot from the factory, for good Nebraska I For sxle—Cleap and beautiful lots Himebaugh and Patterson's Sub-division, two miles from vity at $160 ayments of ¢5 and £10. P To rent—Four eplondid offices., 68t R. C. PATTERSON, 18th and Farnam St. {OR 8ALE - The furniture and leae of & small ho- tel in gouthwest Iowa. A good point and _no op- position. Address 8. M., care Boo office. 882-4p ¥ o 8ALE—Ab a bargain, on acoount of my health fatling. 1wish to diposo of my billiard hall, It on In tho oity, nnd doing & fosd or fail particalare 035-July? 0% BALR—Restauraut contral $100, meat market &1 8 bargain: house and fu 1 los monthly pay-— Ballou Eros, 8178 i3thst. 0268 F A well established bavery in good loca- Address “L" Beo Office, OR SALE, tion, at a bargain. 0630-3p OR_ BALR— DTt { invoico about 18th and Farnam. TorG 1n & desirablo ooallt _ wil 600 B G Pattorson, NE comer X7} PERSONAL. DrRRONS having Infants or childven under six years. 0 board out, can find good how e ab 107 767-16p and oats, hog pasiure storage for 8000 bushels of P ERSONAL - Will be found at 1609 Davenport street, an experienced nur.e; best ity roforence, 798 16p 0R 8A1E—8180; seven year old horse, harpess and grain. Inquire B. & M. M. frelght depot, Omaha. 740 ep 0p busgy: horse as boon used as « faaly. horse id i porfcctly safe. £650; lot 40176, in Millard & Csldwell's addition; $200 casb snd 2 years’ tiwe on be . £5,100; Bve acres on Saunders st.. and large house and barn, A very large bargain for some ore. £4,200; Two story dwcllit ¢ on full lob, on car line. £5,200; 87 raom house on lct 86x186; good barn, and a very complete place, on easy terms; 1 block trom car liae. 100 it on Poppleton Ave,, only?2 blka from car line, and near the park; $700 cath and €0 per month, $4,600; pew 0 room house on full lot, one block troni Saunderstt., and oco block from' green line cars; good barn and a nice house for some one. Herbal Dispensary of Modicine his patr Agents L to Henry Sincere, 1810 Jackson st. W PANGLE,M. D ,the renowned reader cf discases of men and women, will open up his World g or the benefib of t, Owmabs, Neb, 7524 G, at No. 1210 Dougl anted, 88 L0018 will take a few pupils for summer, hours 9 a. m.,to 12 m., 1914 Webster ;“6 3 20- M Anis if you want your plumes or tips cloaned, dyed and curled; tirst-class work guatanteed, g 498-j1y 22 NAL—Mrs. E. M, Hoopor, trance olslrvoyan and healing medium, over 716 North Mi;llfi 662-§21 Lots in Kirkwood to sell cr lease. 82,500; full lot on Cayitol Bill addition, 88380, on N. 18th st., with 8 houses near depot, at a bargaln. RS, BCIRODER—Clalrvoyant and Magnetic healer, Locates all pain and disoase, 707 N, 16th St. 160 foct on Farnam, noar court house, M F, Soars. M. ¥, Scars, Williams Block, 16th and Dodgo st. 461 0B sALE—By PAULSEN & C0., 44 feot, 6. front, near nd Farnam, 4125.00 ber foot; easy terms, 8. W. cor, 221 and Lake, cn Groen llas; 85x180 1t 3 00,00, to partioe wanting to build a This i3 one of the very finess lots, de trees, in North Omahi Splendid lots i Paulen's Addition, €700, $1,020, on_easy ters to partics who want to build. Choice business lots in Paulsen’s Additicn on Saun- ders and Lakestreets. 19} acres, one halt mile south of ** May Dodge strect; a very choice plece of land,s1 aore. Corner lob 1505200, house 24x clstern, cte., noar Hascom ,§2,0 0,00, half lot ou Center, near 17th, on grade, cheap. or y rice. 8. W. coruer Caste lar and 18%h ste., elegantlocytcd 1ot with Hret-claa finished b room , carriago house, cto. Will bo sold chea Cal for prich, 1.0t {9X182 on 15th strect near Cntor, onst front, higood 4 room house, largo. stable, ete., $2,100.00 , etablo for 3 ik, on Georgia 3 well, clstern, 9.0J per month Btore with 6 rooms up stairs' St. Mary's avenue ar1th Well located & r ote,, 7 t D prompzly treot, above Farnain, Av | D. Lo oo Omaha, R, A CITESTERYIRLD —Magnotle hyslclan, test and developing medium, over 611 437 July 19 5 norta 10th 8 ICE OREAM, 0K purcst, 11 hest aud best ico croam always fresh on hand; ord:r( for pr.yate and boarding houses del yored. — Cirl Scomid, 808 South 16th 105-jly-9 BOAKDING, JANTID—A few day hoarlers ut 6 Californin and Wester. 17th 58, bet, LOST AND KOUND, 0sT—Bundle yubber cont and tocts, Thurday, on or noar 18th 8t., bet. Capitcl and'St. Mary's Will reward persén roturning them o Goss at M. Btesle & Co's, 15th and Harcey. 784p black New ven if roturo- 70 4p 0sT—Anout 8 woeks ago, & lu 4found’ani dog. A rewsrd will te dto 1410 Douglas st —A satchol ¢ i papers of no value ex- ot to tho ownor; papors marked L. L Marthn; od pocketbook marked L, T. Sidwcll, Address Mar 1o Bros., Stuck Yards, Chicago, or Kitchen Bros., 050 2 3 Farnam st ELLKVUR.—A the annua meeting of the board of rustees of Bollevuo Colloge, the undersigned were suthorized to sell a limited n of 1ts in Bellevuo, at the nomina! price of FIFTY DOLLARS per lot, payable o moutbly installments of FIVE No reatrictions ag to build- orlan Synodical College is looated at Bellovuo, and it is hoped that peop'c generally throughout the state wil' tuke advantago of this liberal offer of the board ef trustees, and not cnly r & futuro homo, NUT AID Tiik COLLEGH, g o JOME FOR YOUXG Labins 1 Ko, low price thess lots will bo a safo aud profitable investmaat for thoss who do 1ot wi-h to make a homo thore. Bellovue s only a hall hour's ride from Omaba_on the B, & M, B K., aud Is oue of the most beautiful | situstions in N Make application at once ay You may vct have &nother opportunity st 0 low a puico. Adlrcss, O, F. Davis & Co., 1605 Farnam tional Baak, 6104t snd Faroam. Al business s \ DOk RENT -1IC n © (1 6 rooms and celiar, with wash house, 810 3, 230 st~ §20 per wonth. 766 6p 1 ONEY 70 loan on chattels, Woolley & Harrlgon, Room 20, Omaha National bsnk building { Ok RENT—New house, b roows. 3 olosets and pan- ry, soft water- §10. B picely furnished rcows #3 each R, ¥. Ccpson, South 15t4 st., bet. Conter and Doroas 'OR RENT—A 8 room coltaze at 2 F Euqalrs on premises, JFox nsr—Beidenco 1247 Sherman Avenuo, nine 1 ads and fr.it trees; barn £r six horses, earcdage room, and every \hiag convenient 638-ip J. J\ok RENT—Cottage 6 r Phipp) Roe, Seward and Campbe!l ms, house 10 rooms. 88141 Jor kEXT—New 7 room oottage, 2 blooks from stroet cars, 8 blecks from bigh school; family 7210 \jUNlcY Losned on ohattels, cut ty, R. R ONEY TO LOAN In suias of $800 and upwi WANI'ED FEMALK HKLP. “ without children preferred. M. F. Sears. 47610 Tt ONEY T0 LOAN—On roal o:tato aud ohattels tlokets vovghtand sold. A. Forman, 218 8, 15th 84 M OT Tarts Oo., Heal Esiats and Losn 7ANT:D— A first claas diofog room girl at the Occl- WA)‘TN: B D, L. Thonas, 7228, 728U Agents, 1605 Farnam 84, 7244 dental, imwediately; no others uved spply. V43T A girlat 1107 Ohioago st. xuud.wufl.ln auul’u WHKO;IKH St, ROOMS FOR N, 7776 Furnished front 1oom at 1415 Howsid sc48p el, Ars. A MeAus'aud. 7578 J0R RENT~-Furnished rooms 15.9 Farnam St. TAsTED—A g0od girl for weneral housework in 557 24p small family. Apply at 3518 Dodge Bt 736-4p 7 ANTED—A peat Germap girl in & small ly. K quire 069 8. 15th S, 7856 % RexT—Desirable furnfshed roows halt biock frow atrect oar, 2210 Capitol Ave. 782-0p Fuz RENT Suits of goomy, 1611 Calltorn'a ft. Taxten~ A girl for general Bouspwork, 1916 Cap- o 410p itol Ave 7604 JPOR paun—kivo lots 47x150; together on Teaven- worth stroot; beautiful location, $1,000 One- fourth cash, balance on lomg time, easy terma. Crallo & Jones. 7é8M Font, 0 x 140 foef, venue,' §,600. W. H! ver 1st National Ban! b0-t 08 5ALBE—To those desiring to pay & small sum [ down and o much per month, we offer lots in Molrose H'll at 8175 to $260. This groznd is only 10 utes walk from Han'com Park and is an excell nt investment. Awes, 1507 Farnam 514 JRop a1t you want lots with ustural growth stado troes, you can get them on Comlpg and Burt ¢t., at 8700 o §1 000. Call and look at this vers handsome property, Awes, 1607 Farnaw, 761-4 g sy ot tor ‘sale on Burt aud Camings between £9th and 8lst cheap, lasido property edtord & Souer, 769 41 70k LKASS —Bost unoccuplod ground in the _ty for Warehouse house, 87 feat front on Leavenwarth north bot 10th and 11th, will lease for 99 years. Bed- ford & Bouer, 78040 block from Park FOR BALE MISOELLANEOUS 733 saio—Bteamm flour mill; capacity 120 bble, per day; elevator oapacity, 20,000 bushele; good frack facliities; only mill o Omabx, Will se') or teade for and, $10,400." W. B. Qreen, ovor Jeb National Back. >) alraward by O | 1a 60 days. o T R A —Piano 618 N 20th Bt. sareoll mare with o white star in the forehead. Findor will recolvo a libur~ ‘urniog hor to Cumin's & ¢ stre TRAYD OR STOLE — 3th CHIROPODIST. (o —All ailmon “NA by Dr. Barry, 1612 Douglas street. dien of tho fook, srccosstully treat~ Oifico for 792.fly 8 RUPTURE CURED, .« (rusicn Dr. M. M. Mooro 40, lls., at Oumiatis every Sond stawp (or circular. 499 jly-22 MISOELLANEOUS, 0814 8t., Omaha, N 3 JOR Rt £oom house aud good bara on green | car line,342 per month. | For rent—11 100w bouse and large barn onredline, | 250 per month, 3,600 —22x82, on Dodge; and brik bailding. aad 8 etory brick bloxk 0a Dodge's t.,a | Pi rpue L Tind £0r pic-uics and social g stherings fare given, For terms, call or address H. C. Bchwenck P Park loosted 12 milcs 8. W, on U, P. 8110w open to tho publio and can be rented Special rates for apillion, A 182 foet on N 16th to leate {or a torm of years. 80 fost o 8:lo an Farnam. 160 fect for eale on Farnam, 44 teet Dr valo 0o Farnam. Livery for eale, hoap, good trade and will pey feom thie etart, ' M. F, Sears, Wiluams blook, 16th Do.go Bt 407-1 [O% BALK—1 room coutsge, we 1. Larn and olstern, on ifith street 0 blocks from hops $2,600, on casy torma. _Potter & Cobb. 1516 Farnam 56 73 ¢ [ orsaix=No 282—gplondid wuburban rerldenco progeriy, two full lots, larze shado troes, new house 0 rounis, bath room &c,, city water, large barn 8 bl cks trom Street Cars. This place will be sold at wmcrifico on long time. C. E Mayne & Co., 8. W coruer 16th avd Farasm, 8344 L P B C TP 4srure—0n Kikhord wud Flavte. T, Murra Howmsn's maros for ranch purpasos pl , Omaha, 802-tf Avery stable, 418 soath 13ch st KW BILYKR TAG, dooA nob glve you heart-hurn, Laga redeemod at ono cent, each by the dealors eycke Bros., Agents. 058-t1 y. 74041 BANDONKD HHOMESTEADS —Now law. 100k homesteads in Wost Persons who 1 Kaness previous to Jue 15th, 1850, and abandoned them wishout mak- ing final proot, will learn something to thoir advan~ tago by addressing mo by latter at onoo. hollard, land sttorney, Kenneth, Snorida; Isaso Mul- 0 Co., Kao 925-§ly8 M RION PLACE—8 §20d lota 1o this addition with: VR in 8 blocks of strech cars, can bo had on easy torms. W H Green, over 1st Nat'l Bank, BTt i 8ALK.—A full corner lot, two blocks west of O sgents. HEW BILVER TAG, Ite frult Aayored, $ake rodoemed /at cne cont each by the dealors, ' P N ) bt g 8350 This ls positively s bargain, J. E. Riley & Co., $16 %, 18th 8t. For Sale—Lot 60x140, 224 8t., near Grace, $600 NBTRUCTION on banjo glven by @ E Qe beck, at 1118 Capitol ave. 450 This 16 also & bargain. J. E. Riley & 168 13th s, For Sale—Throo lots 60x140, south frout, 4 bloci from street cars, —§950 each; bargaine. J. B Kiley ., 8168 13th 8t Bros , KW BILVER 740, It d0os nOb talnt the breath, tage redeemed st oug cesd Mo by tho dealore. Pey gents. Ges-tt