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

s R R TRE, DAILY BEE: Wodneslay Morning, July 8. The docket was called yestdrday in the county court. There were some forty- nine cases for trial. ~A movement is onfoot to have all the olothing stores close at 7 o’clock excepting Saturday, The new regime will be insugu- rated to-night, all the clothing stores in the city having consented to close at the hour named. —The new police court room, when entirely rofurnished, will be as handsome as—the In- side of Patti's boudoir car, for instance, The walls aro now being covered with paer of very chaste and pleasing design, Until the room is again ready for occupancy Judge Stenberg will occupy the council chamber, Mr, Aaron Cahn bas received a German postal from Max Meyer dated June 16th, at Wleidenstadt, Mr. Cahn's native town, where his sister and other relatives still reside. Before leaving for Europe Max Meyer prom- ised to yisit Mr. Cahn’s birthplace, and his postal affords proof that he kept his promise, ~Supt. Jas, B. Bruner has received a card from W. W. W. Jones, superintendent of public instruction, notifying him that there are 14,431 children in Douglas county and as- wigning to this county an apportionment of the state fund amounting to $14,506.17, This, be it noted, is some $5,000 less than the apportionment made last July. The average per acholar is 1,005, =M. 5. A. Fleming, of the Omaha Com- mercial Men’s association, has authorized Secrotary Wheeler, of the Fair association, to ® offer, on behalt of the commercial men, a purso of 8500 as a prize in the free for all races provided the time made by the winning horse is 2:24 or Lotter. This, with the $1,000 already offered by the association, will make a free for all purse of $1,500, A meeting of the as- sociation will bs held this afternoon, it a quo- rum can be obtained. —M. 8, Martinoviteh returned Monday from a fishing excursion to Forence lake. Ho tells a fabulous story of how the fish in the boat were so heavy that the craft sauk, when he and his comrade straddled a big catfish (one of the number which they had caught) and were speedily landed on terra firms, All of tho fish escaped, except the big catfish, which had saved two very valuable lives and, of course, the two knights of the rod and line could not bo so ungrateful asfnot to allow it to haveits freodom. Consequently, they came home without any fish, but with a splendid story. The above is the yarn related by Mr, M. and his companion, Who can do better? PERSONAL, —_— G, W. Collins, Denver, Is at the Paxton. A. B, Fuller of Indinnola is at the Millard. G. E. McLean is stopping at the Millard. H. 8. Mannville, Cheyenne, is at the Pax- ton. W. 8. Golden of Nebraska Ciis is & Pax- ton guest. Miss ¥, Jewell, of San Francis at the Paxton. 0. S. Storrs and wife, of Chicago, Ruiesta at the Paxton, George H, Hastings and wife, of Orete, are guests at the Paxton, Attorney Hart of Council Bluffs was in the city yesterday on business, , is a guest are Goe, H. Hastings and wife, Crets, are stopping at the Paxton, J. M. Raymond and Robert M. Ryan are stopping at the Paxton, Mr, J, Lawronce and son, of Oleveland, Ohio, are at the Paxton, D, Farrell, of New tor, ™ wife sud daug istered at the Pu Willlam McBamm and O. W. Hubbard, of Sioux Falls granite fame, are iu the cit M, French left yosterday for Palaski, N, Y., on business. Ha will be gone a month, Robert Rysn, Charles West, F'. Bently and D. H. Corning, of Lincoln, are at the Pax- ton, Miss Julia Warren and Miss Lizzie War- ren, of Janesville, Wis,, are guests at the Paxton, J. W. Ruffner and wife, Lincoln; B. ¥, Miller, Oakland; J, C, Blodvett, Davenpor! A, Gustafson, Denver, are at the Arcade, W. H. Bowers, an old newspaper man, and somo years ago connected with the Bulletin of San Francisco, is in the city on business. Miss Hannah Smith left for Denver Monday evening to spond two months with her brother, O. S, Smith of Eagle Rock, Idaho, Miss M, Cowin, daughter of Gen, Cowin, returned to Omaha from Cleveland, 0., where sho has been living the past year with her grandparents, THE GREAT WEST What Gen, Brisbia Has fo Say: Abont Idaho, Shipping Idaho Oattle to Omaha— The Indians ot Northern Nebraska, Gen. James Brlsbin, in the city Mon- terday, en route to Fort Niobrara, where he Isto assume command, was met by a reporter for the Ber, who gleaned from his conversatlon some facts relative to Indian affalrs and matters of general in the weat. “No,” sald the general In response to a leading inquliry, *‘I have received no definlte information that my post at Fort Niobrara is to be increased from a fi company post to one of ten companles. It Isgenerally understood that such a move will be made, however. Yes, I belleve that necessity warrants the measure. You tee there are 12,000 Indians—the Sloux, Ogallallas &nd Brules—pressing close upon that quarter of Nebraska, The country is rapidly settling up—at the rate of 200 a day, I belleve—and of course there is constant danger of attack from this large mass of Indians, No Ido not think that there Is any danger of an im- mediate attack from the Indlans. 1 be- lleve there exists among them at present a perfectly friendly feellng toward the white sottlers of Northern Nebraska. It is wonderful how that portion of the state Is being sattled up. g‘he projectlon of the Northwestern from Missouri Val- ley Junotion is already working wonders in the way of attracting emigrants to the reglons through which it passes, “Soarcely less wonderful,’ ’ continued Gen, Brisbin, *‘s the way in which the TERRITORY 0¥ IDAHO is belng developed, It ls slmply marvel- ous, The state Is one of many resources. 1t has good farmlng land—will average thirty-five and forty bushels of wheat to the acra. Vegotables are ralsed in abundence thore, and are very cheap—cheaper than in Ne- braska. The great dlfficalty which the people of Idaho have had to fight has been the lack of rainfall. Irrigation has been resorted to, and this Is rspldly supplying the necessary molsture. Nearly all the good farming lands are irrlgated by ditches. Some of them very costly, too. One slxty miles long near Boise Clty will cost $1 500,000. Yes, there s no doubt but the average annual rainfall of Idaho Is belng materlally increased by these measures of Irrigation, In fact 1t Is no- ticed by paople who have lived in Idaho for four or five years that the ralnfall is much better and more evenly distributed thau it was several years ago. The lrri- gation dltches are rapldly spreading over the tlllable portion of the state, and I have no aoubt but that it Is only a ques- tlon of time before the rainfall will of it- self be large enough for the purposes of agrionltare, ““Then, 1n addition to the agricultaral interut-. Idaho has some very extensive gold and eilver m!ines, which are being richly worked. These mines are no con- slderable element of the natural wealth of the territory, and will doubtless con- tribute greatly to her development. This development, I have no doubt, is golny to bo very rapld. Tho pushing of the Oregon short line through Idsho s rapid- ly opening the county and attracting sot- tlers. Peacticelly, you ces, the Oregon ahort line 1 the first rallroad in the ter- ritory, for the Uish & Norther through bat a small corner, and an to nothing as & or in the ralliond probiem, Whe Oregon shext 1ina i doing a very large snd profitable buai Tauho, T understand, carrying lasge quan- titie of frelgh “How abouz the stock Interests of Idaho?” “They are very lmporiant alveady, and increasing every year. OF courss, the cattle interests in Idaho sre not what they are in Montana or Wyoming. Thix year the territory will gend east 30,000 cattle.” “‘Now there isno reason” continved ths general, ““why your market here should not recelve a large share of this amount. The market is much nearer than Chicago. 1 haye no doubt but that Idaho stockme: would much prefer to ship thelr cattle t Omaha than 500 miles further east. 1 propoee to see your stockyards men hero and ascertain what can be done to have the Idaho renchemen ship their stock to Omahn, There {s no doubt but that your stockyards ara golng to build up the city rapldly, proving a most lmportant factor in the growth and prosperity of Mre, D. W, Woodman, accompanied by Mr, Charles Woodman, has returned from an extended western tour. They report much enjoyment and benefited health, E. D. Steadman, epecial agent of the treas- ury department at Washington, arrived here yesterday to investigate into the Crawford, counterfelt money making matter. Mies 12/1a McBride started forBoston yester day. Miss McBride goes s representative to the national assombly of dramatic readers and teachers, She will spend the season at Sarategs Springs and Martha’s Vineyard, roturning In September for the second annual gesslon of the Omaha school of elocution and oratory. At the Met.opolitan: J, Cook and wife, Blair, Neb.; 8, L, Wallersbitt, Craig, Ne W. W, Bride, Riverton, Neb. ;J, Tagelstrom, Kearney, Neb.; O. 8, Brook, n:roll, Neb.; W. W, Fuller, Chicago, IlL; W, C. Parmley, Madison, Wis,; A, B, Crow, Footville, Wi ‘Will Shoemsker, Philadelphia, Pa; on, Kansas City, Mo.; J. J, Tacker, Yorkshire, In.; J, E. Smith, Washington, D, C. Gus McKuve, the popular bookkeeper of W, 8. Morsa & Co,,went last night to Lynn, Maw., to be gone eome time, He will moot Mr. A. D, Morse in Kansas City and the two will go esst together. It is rumored that a young lady who bas beea waiting in Lyun, lo! theso many years, is the person most to ba gratified by the visit, It is also suggested that Mr, McK s trip has a matri. monial objoct, and that Mr, A, D. Moree has consented to act as beet man, Phil A, MeDonald, ¥ repragenting the £t. Louis department of the vatnish firm of Murphy & Co,, Is is the city, stopping at the Millard, Mr, McDonald is an old newspaper man of years' experience, being for a long timo cennected with the Globe-Democrat, and being still correspondent for several castern papere, A gentlaman of genial, whole-souled disposition, and a great favorite among “‘the boys,” it ia no wonder that he i3 one of the most popular traveling men on the 10ad, |, —— AT A BARGAIN, Oholce Houss and Lot: 9 roome; part oash, §3,150, Brir & MceCaxouisu, 1611 Dadgo St, Omaba, Indeed, I don's think It will be many years before you will have a town of 150,000 Inhabltents.” HE HAD LEFT HER. The Strange Disappearance of a Young Man and Its Cruel Effect, Dr. Brown, the phyalclan of Crelg hton block, was called upon Monday evening to attend a ead cave of attempted sulcide, The victim of the attempt of ecf-destruc- tlon was a young lady, well known inthis ocity, and of respectable parents. For fomily reasons, her nama s withheld, It appears that the young lady has been for ayear or two on terms of frlendly in. timacy with a youog man, who Is widely known in Omsha, and had, it Is thought, engaged herself to him, Their rolations haie been, apparently, of the moat friendly natore, Lzet week, however, he young man left the clty without 83, nga word to his felends or hls affianced. A singlo letter written by amutual friond of the two, brcke the mews of his de- pariure to the yourg lady. Tmmediately upon thoe receipt of tho lotter on Saturday, the girl fell nto a deep d('up(nhlunny which she has never shaken off, but which rather bas delven her further and further to de:paration. On Mondey af- ternoon she retirad to her room, telling bor slsier that sho would lio down and try to sleep. At ruppsr tims she failed to respond to a call, and her folke, bo- coming alsrmed after repeated umm;.u to srouse her, burst in the door, There they saw a sad eight. The girl waa stretched out upon the bed perfectly unoonsclons, whils on the cheir bealde her ways a half empty bottle of Jaudanum, which showed but too plalnly the sad me of eelf-destruction to which the despair of the decsived girl had driven ber. Dr. Brown, who was lwmedistely called, applied the proper restcratlve aud succeeded In bringing hor to con- sclonsnese, A% alate hour to-day ehe Is cported out of danger. The letter recelved by the young lady, | with names omitted, runs as below. |l written In a half jocular straln, whick atra unbecoming, and which mast only have served to heighten the cruel offect of the missive “Dear Miss It is in sc- cordance with the d request, as it were, of a dear friend that I now address you. That friend I have reason to be- lleve s not altogether unknown to you. His name ls —— —— —— Iate of this oity, bat now supposed to be a nndurer upon the face of the earth, * * * As he grufed my hand In alast farewell, with tears In his eyes, he Implored me, as o friend and fellow laborer, to grant his last request, which wss that 1 bid you, for him, a tender farewell, and In- form you that he was a lmngar hence- forth to Omaha,” Yours truly, " The young man s supposed to have gone to Kaneas Clty, as last woek he an- nlounced his intentlon of going to that place. e —— Smoke Seal of North Carolina To- bacco. POLICE COURT. A Thief Sent to Jail—A Hard Tussel— The Routine Work, —_— John Harris, the young man arrested Sunday night at the complaint of the Millard hotel people was arraigned yes- terday for steallng a gold pin, He was clestly proven guilty and was sentenced to imprlsonment In the county jail for thirty days, ten of which are to be served out on bread and water. Harrlsls evident- 1y a tough one. He is quite boyish in ap- |} pearance, But is over 30 years of age. He clalms to be one of the crew In the Bear rellef expedition to the Greely party. Three tramps were arralgned. Two were diecharged and one was held for evidence. John Davis was fined $5 and costs for disturbing the peace. Harry Chuck was then brought up for trial This smart young man had bzen “‘elovatlng Sheol” cn South Ninth streot near Jones and had becoms engaged ina fight. A large crowd of people sooun gathered. Just at that tlme Officer Tarnbull hap- paned to pass and saw the fracas, He arrested Chuck and with the help of a special policeman commenced to take him to jail. On the way up they were stopped by a man who demanded Chuck’s release. He was beaten off, and again the officers resumed their journey jail- wards. They had nearly arrived at thelr destination when Chuck made a desperate attempt to free himself, but was unsuc- ceesful, Officer Turnbull desling him two or three instractive blows on the head. The two officers managed finally to get the prisoner up to jail. This morning he was fined $10 and costa. A. Cohen has baen arrested for ob- structing the street, and Frank Golden for abusing his wife. APARTICULAR POINT. ‘Wrangling Over the Replevined Goods—A. Motion Argued, The case of H. Lowy & Co. va. Gal- land Bros., pending before Judge Dundy in the United States dlstrict court, was yestarday morniug on motionjto ro- le the reple 1d compel Dep- uty United States Allen, who has the goods in hls custody, to dellver 0 ths possossion ot dofendants, Judge J. M. W jeared ao ut- torney against Jud, J. W. General C. Cowln, represented 3} Tho prinsipat and most ps tof at issne in this wrangle over the properiy in lfiga. a United Siates official 5 grods thet Inthu firat place these geoda were takon by 8 ialf of credifioes who l- ied ock sold \.y the late L. L Lmvy Then they the shorlft b on b Smith to Jadg, Dundy x g Lowy nd the mershal & W Car awnd hey s Lo Gallands, A Briet Digest of the Business T acted Yesterday in tio Un States and District Courts, The caze of Henry F, Haman va, the Burlington & Missour! river rallroad company, In which plaintiff sues for $1,000 damager, {a on trial before Judge Wakeley. Plalntiff claime the damage on count of his Jackeon street property, which he says has been rendered useless as a place to live by reason of defendsn’s traok, which passes along Jackson stroct| and causes the water to back up and overflow him. ner vs, the Omaha Belt liue cor roured to dellberate yesterday after: and when court adjourned last even had not yet returned, A wrlt of habeas corpus was Lisucd yestordsy by Judge McOullough In tho | county court, releasing John Oster, of Valley precinet, from jai!, Oster w sent up for ninety days by Juastice Whi: more on a charge of asesult and battery, Judge Neville put {n another day listen- Ing to the arguments of council in the Ballard murder trlal, Mesere, Burkett and O'Brlen, attorneys for defendant, consumed the entlre day. Proseouting Attorney Estello will make the closing Arcnmant this mornine . afler mbiod Judge Neville will charge thejury, and it is believed tho case will go to them abcut o, Unitea States District Court, Judge Dundy made a few rulings ye: terdsy as noted in the followlng cases: Alexander W. Albro vs, Henry Hii- tholt, Dsfendant glven leave to make a showling, et¢, in ten days, The New England Mortgege Security compsny ve. George W, Parker. Order for publication 85 sgainst Altmasn and net Parker as stipulated r Natlonal bank Wash ington Jewell, Default entere Mouadnoch Savings bank ve. Alonzo Moe ot »l. Ordered to show cause b to-day why the sale should not be cun confirmed. James K. Shirwood vs. Martha Wal laca, Default against Wallace. zis e ‘Wilster, appointed fotant i ow « England Mortgage ad litem for mplfly v, Nannie O. Drine and Olarence Sauer et al, Sauer, Horatlo Oolony vs. Suit dismissed at phlntlfl‘ cost without prejudice. Wilster sppointed guardian for Poter Lowey. motlon and Now England Mortgage company vs, Clara Mench. Same crder. Lowy va Galland Eros., motion to re- *|lease replevined property argued and snbmitted, The Northwestern National Bank va levy of marzhal, vacated, the same having boen made by mistake, The County Le vy for 1885, The county commissioners concluded thelr sesslon as a board of equalization yesterday and made the following levy for 1885: General fand Rridee fund. Road fund, Judgment fund Sinking fund. Ineane fund...... Total A levy of 3} mills for munlelpal ex- penses was made for Florence, and 5 for aterloo, The dog tax was and the labor tax at $3. PILES!! A sure cure for Blind lnd Ulcerated Piles has n ams, (an Indi PILES!I Bleeding, Itching discovered by fixed at $1 PILES!! n remedy), called Dr, . Willi \Vlllum!’ Indian Pile Ointment, A single box has cured the worst chronic 80 yoars standing, No one nees cases of 25 or d suffer five ‘minutes sfter anplying this wonderful sooth- ing medicine, m(;re harm than good. ile intense llchlni (particularly at ramng warm in itching of private parts, and for 5 I{IN DlgEASFS Ccu Lotions and instruments do Williams' Indian tment absorbs the tumors, allays the night after bed), acta as & poultice, nstant relief, and is prepared only for Piles, nothing else. RED by Dr. Frazier’s Magic Ointment, Cures as f by magic. Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs — Elototies And Eraptions on the faoe, 18AYIDE the skin clear and beantiful. _Also cures Itoh, Salt Rhume, Sore old, Obstinate Ulcers, Sold by druggists, or mailed o price, 50 cents, Nipples, Sore Lips, and n receipt of At retail by Kubn & Co, and Schroeter & Becht, At wholeealo by C, F. G roodman. Chicken Hearted Burglars, Thieves tried to break into the house of A, W, Griffen on Twenty-fifth and St. Mary’s avenue Monday night ceeful, ing open a blind, and failing were unsuc: They firat tricd to enter by tear- 1n that,took palr of nippers and opened the back door. They were frightene house by a lady who was up d from the rather late |- attending to the wants of a sick child. Later the burglara trled to enter the house of Rev. Willard Scott on the same street, but were . llkewlse frightened cff| \7AYTE —First-class dining room clrl at the Met- and secured no booty. L4 Thia powaos never streoith sud who'- varies, omenes2, o200k b2 soi & marvol ot pi Moro economios id in compet o tost, shorb wolght shu o pl sold. ROYAT, calyfn oane e Efl )!CRL MIB SURE! LR fe D o it {AA INSTITUTE ICAL, FOR TITR TREATMENT OF 5 CHRGHIC AND SuRGICAL DISEASES. The largest Medical institu Miosissippi Rivers Fifty, rooma for tho aceo Phyiiclan an p i of ¢ By asslitanty Of Fare experies thelr variony dopariment R O f0rmitlos a I’F(I‘!, 0T AU ady ertisements in the speciad columns will be charged at the rate of 10 cents pe quent insertion: No advertisement wil or leas than 25 cents or the These ad: ngand Liv ion of aver Bight Thousand. tisements must positively be pa ning Edutwns, representy This d in ad TO LOAN—M ONE Tn sums of §1.0 At 1607 Fatose: N—At once snd wit 0 large or ewall & fo suit. Loans made a0 on collate any good eecurity, prompily, ¢ lowest possible rutse. Apply &t the O cial Exchange, 1608 Farnaw st , upstal Muer foloan fo e 4500 ap t-clase real eatate security. 6 Fo ONEY T0 L real ostate, dation of pationts, Arst time; reisements will be inserted in both Morn. fetly' and Potter to West of The n Tntiito has d Brac I(‘ 5. r line for the 4 be inserted ng @ ciroula: lass of adver- dvanc ¥, 00 to i hiout delay ¢ Dmaha rs. upwAr h | gunme—A ¢ |2 90 ih it In & postion to ocek the 0 iy embarrassed and 3 G o Pl momny money without delay and In & qulet manner. Housok era, profesricoal gentletmen, mechanios and otbers In Hhis oity can obtain advances from §10 to $1,000 on stich seourity a8 household torniture, plancs, ma- Shinety, horses, wagons, whreliouse Feoeipts, secur: od notes of hand, eto., without romoving same from owners residence or piace of business. the sdeantagos [ofler s 1Bt any partof sy lona can be paid at any time which will reduce the Interest pro rata and l loans ronewod af the original rates of nterest, 1 have no brokers fn_connection with @y offce, but porsonally supertntend all my lowns, ave private offices connected with my goneral office #0 that customers do not come in contact with sach ot uently making il transactions strictly R. ‘Croft, room 4, Withnoll DAda N, B oor 15th and Herner, ** 698 iy-15 ONEY LOANED at 0. 7. Road & Co's Lown office on furniture, oT808, WAZONS, Pereo: property of all Kinds and &Il otht rarticlon of valus, iAbout remeval, Over 168 National Bank,cornor d Farnam. - All business sirictly confdential, VI ONEY Toloan on chattels, Woalley & Hatrison, aio0m 9, OmiAba National benk bulldiag ONEY TO LOAN—On roal estate and ohnl-l- M1 D, L. Thomas. 1. ONEY Loaned on chattels, out ri Mokets pought and sold. A, Forman, 21! Mom TO LOAN In_sums of nuund npwaed. 0. F. Davis and Co., Beal Eetate Loan Agents, 1605 Faroam 81, T4 WANTED FEMALE HELP., AxTAD—A competent German or Amorican girl for genoral housework; must bs a yood drcss; emall tamlly, 24 Convont 8t , bek. Sb. Mt Ave. and Haraey St §76. #ma M room wuitable for ‘ukr. P RNT—Ono tisman, 1730 Oapitol Ave. Farsished froot room with bay win. Fol RENT- dow, with board. Alo éay boarders, 438 N. 13th. 358 8p Fa- REsT—Dosirable room, 2216 Davenport 84 4 Sp {on raxt—Farnished rooms over Wm, Gontle- man's store, cor. 101 and Cass, Mra. Goo, Mor. ton. €30 8p Fon'uw—rwo tarnished rnoms, with Jarge closet, uttabl fo lght Housekeeping. Anply 1418 bl ago strect, s 0R RrxT—Furnished or tntaraiehed roomt 1818 southwest corner 15th and Jones St. Sl4-11p JFor raxT—Furnished rooma 130 Farnam St. 587 24p Jior mest—Suiteot rooms, 1611 Calitornia § 77 Jiror raxr—Fumisked tront room, 1309 C JJOR RRNT—Unfu-nished rooms in_Boomo; o Cor. Sthand Howard, 800t 70R nxxt—Furnished rooms for light Houseeptog, in Beemer's block, Cor 8th and Howard 709t1 7 or RENT—Furnfshed front room, with bav win. dow, in a brick house, 605 N. 17¢h 8t 80541 furnished rooms, rd, 1718 Dodge. omel, te; excellent JFor raxt—Nicaly turnished rooms, 9300 Dodge. 761-8p ~Flogant front south reom with_alcove g08, bath eto. 9295 Dodge St* 030-t1 on Rrxt_With board, nicely furnihed south room, with use of parlor; also gas, h. 1 it Jones St. —_—— JF 03, e~ Ploasant room turoishod, 1428 Jowand ANTRD—A good furnished room for & Klnllomun, Address “'B. 0. N." Bee office. VW Ao A good woman cook, Southern hotel, 9th and Leavenworth $63-9p ANTED=Glrl for dining room and chamber wcrk, 117 N. 14th, bok. Gapitol Ave. and Dodge. 865-Tp Y/ Axteo—Glil for genemsl honsework, 860 8 18th, 871-8p W A girl or general housework, 1918 Cap- itol Ave, 2-0p class girl waiters at Dan. Dodyo St. 8528 l!Tln—cul“ tent [lrl for general )\l»ullwafl Apily 1810 Leavenworth Bt E61-8p VW igtor2 opd dintag room gir's and 2 to work in kitchen. Apply at once at Norris' rostaurant, 16th t., near Dodge. 80-7p VW Axpee=Two good diniog room girls at onco at Gate City restaurant. 8197 VW Axteo—A. good woman cook al 1611 Dodge &, WV Azze—Two sirls &t Doran House, 013 Farnam street. 745¢0 ARTRD—1.4DY AGENTS—Novelties in ladies childrens’ wear, Over 40 new designs. Noth- Iike them Sell o8 fast as shown. Over 1,000 agents make §700 monthly. Address with stamp. E. H. 1umpmll & Co., 0 Eouth May street, Chicago, 611 jly20 VW igmn—0ood sirls for hotels, privato familles; kitoben and Ianhdry work. Call a4 Opnah Em: ployment Bureas, 1120 Farnan £t. AT 4t ANTED—Throo experfenced women canvassers, W 62 s any, sustintoss: soom 7, Mam block! ono otner noed apply. E24-41 ropolitan hof WANTED MALE HELP. 7 xtED —Immediately, £0_men for railroad work; will ship Wednesday morning at 7:80. ~ Call at 1180 Farnam St. 876-7) ANTRD—A stout boy 17 or 18 years old. Gorman or Seandiavian preferred. - 8. Lehiman, 1108 Farnan 8t. ANTED—Second cook and dishwasher at Maus’ rostaurant, Douglag 8t., bet. 16th and 16tn. "ANTED—A good cook st Southern hotel, cor. 9th and Leavenworth. Ax1ED —Experienced milker. Littlofleld’s dairy togs. . S34-8p Axted—A man and witeto run a milk daley. D. L. Thomas & Bro.[Creighton block. “nmv»-A clags b capable of taking o . y ployment will be given, Noco but sohor and_tem. Borste men need apply, Fremont Foundry & M chino Co., Fremout, 82110 ler maker; one that is VW Anzao-A tistciaes barhor to take care of & shop. Appiy at tho Cozzens. 802tt WV Axmip—Agents to every county to_ collett for the Mutual Bencfit Assoclstion of Omaha,Neb. Call on or sddrees Otto Lobeck, Secretary and’ Gen- eral Mane ger, 1222 Farnam street. 74saugl "SITUATIONS WANTED. ANTED—Bitustion by dry goods ealesmaan, six years experience; undeolable references; also understands book-keepinz. Address Young Men,this office, 815-Tp “nm-u_.\ good man wants a situstion 88 book- kecper, ca hier, salesman, or any honorable Kkind of work; best of references given. A«m;m\ % fice. TANTED ~A_young man, gposking E-glich ond German, desires o situation in grocery store; ten years experience; understanés dovble and single entry, wages noobjec!, but stcady employment. ad: dresd K. 8. 25, Boe offl 857-Tp TANTED—Situation to do second work b girl, in private family. Addrces M. e A porition as orzanlst by & young eman with theo years oxgorioace; rferonces. 8, Organist, Bee office. i gl quire ut 1512 Dodge S :36 and 6 p, m. / youn 0047p MISCELLANEQOUS WANTS. V7 Axtes =By singlo gontloman, room and_ brard; stafc forme, Addriss N. W, Beo office, 574- {0R REXT—A nice 6 oom cotta goo1 closets, y lenty of water, Laing, cor. 12th and Mason, , lirzo pant . Inquire_of 870-8p VY Ao rick—Toc trude residence property | V Gotmell Blufis for bricx. 1. H., drawer o4, Omaba 837-8p omxTawANTED, Address St Louis Electrio Lamp A.C') » 8t Louia for circular, cuts and terms of the candle power Marsh Electric Lam p. 811-4ly12 ANTED—Evory ady In need ol & sewing ma- chine, to ace the new Improved Amarican No, P. E, Flodman & Co, sgents; 220 N 10th. 8304t FOR «ENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, A vow cottavo of d room, kitchon, ols. tern, go st, south eide, flrst house Wost from Tnguire on yromises bet. 0 and 8 o'clock any evenis oy jecliovern, B0A-18p 18, #4760 Chiosg) S eilion, Ingoire Tox 818-Tp JVok RENT—Houte Llocka from car line; oor. b r 9 t o neve—Sanll coltage, Laquire st No. 1410 Jackson street. B167p o waNT—Seven room octtage, goal fo:ation, In- Juire Cmalia Barbed WireCo Jom house, with cily water, ete., Tnquire at Gate City restaurant, 16th and Capitol Ave, 8358 Large newly bullt house, 9 rooms, all 0. furnished or unfurnished, I\m LEASH Cass st, 7921 { modern c Apply ob pre . x 8 horsea one block routh Or e . B dobot. Taquise of M, 16, g 222 Leavenworth. QTR Foi RNT—O16 5. 10th #t. Inqulie 1628 Jack | ot. [ F ok mENT—W l rent 'uml hed rt.u.d«.mu for Nll) moaths, No. 420 N. 15th 68, Good references re. qQuired. Apply ou promists, 801-0 barn. Cald, 5, Nouse 10 & ud Camphell HOOMS FOL NI, on rxT—June 26th, two connected rooms with ‘board; front room, south-east. 1014 Webstor. 3 7-4ly 18p J{0r RENT—A front r window; modorn Improvamionts, sultablo fot 3 gentiemor, South: east corver 10th and Farnam 8t. 4504 an BT TWo elogant offioes T Bushmann @ blook, JO" e 5 Purmishied rooms, 1816 Dodgs wtrest. 183-July § JOR RRNT—For manufao uring porooses or b rge room 44x75, 3d floor, No. 110 8. 14th onquire at 1400 Dodge J. Simpson, Fonuw Centrally located Tl ¥ Jooma At 828 south 15th St 718-4t R e Furnielion Tarys 1font Fusiu with aioove kn(u bath, eto., 1718 Cuss stroct, 54t 0 front rooum on firet floor With OF nquire s 1001 Faram B t UONE = Wita fuara,Gueliabie F SUmDG, A% E4. Charles Hotel, 71 ~ FORSALE—FARMS. Jor BALE—That fine farm of P. M Peekham's on the Bellovue road, 24 miles eouth of ftook yards, fnosoli or traded for' yot. P. 0. box 707, Omala £03. Appiy 3-8t [{0R 8ALR—160 ncro farm York Co., Neb. [ Battls, York Neb. 337:41; OR SALR—B3 feot on Cuming botween 19th and 20th with house, §2,700. Bedford & Sower. 717-tf A 000 acro stock and graln our hours' ride from the Omal &; soven miles from tho oity of From: rallrosd within threo miles; 800 acres under plow fho'rest In pasturc; board fenoe, running stroam theough pasture; house with ton rooms; will be cheapit gold immediately; on terms to suit. For furthor particulars Inquiro of Geo. O, Grodfror, Fro. mont, 7183uly81 FOR SALR-—HOUSES—LOTS, QR savw—Beauutul sightly lots, North Omaha, & blocks from street cars, $400 and 8450 each §50 down, balance d 3 years. Theso are grost bar- goins, No tiner lots can bo bought In the city. ©, E. ayne & Ce,, S. W. cor. 15th and Farnam. ~883-11 JFQnpaur=A good lot 50x160, enst tront, shado troes, 8 blooks from Hanscom Park; will el on small monthl; Address D. D. psyments and small pay ment dowa. e office. 08-9p foet on Farnam near 9t in Highland Placs an terms. Tuttle & Allison, 211 south 13th st 349-jly 15 2lots, 68 x 140 teot on Farnam etreot, south front, elegant location, must bo sold., W H. Groen, over ist Nutional Ban! 5 Jion saur—Targo houso, nowls built, modern {mprovements with 4 ob, st ; Iuquire at premises. Jion 8aur.—150 tect tront on Virgiola avenuo, ono block from head of 8t. Mary's avo. $3,600 for all, or 81,800 for halt. W. I. Greem, over 1 tlonal Bank, [ TR BALE. also lots on easy TOR BALE. It, 9 rooms, ‘-\f 1716 Cass 79748 b N o.th (0R 8ALE—Forty lots for kale on Burt aud Conings betyween 99th and 81st cheap, inuids pr edtord & Souer, T OR LEASE—Bost unoocuptod grousd n tho warohouse house, 87 feet fronton Loavenwrth, ;mydt!:“hsut 10t . L willleasefor 80 yoars. B or FOR SALE MISOELLANEOUS JVOR SALR—Restas Lincoln, at 1235 O street, a two yes ood briok bi ldin. " A completo haker Spect, with & good Wagon, good route fir 88 l(vln\mmt tra Good reasoas for mllm, Crook, 1285 O street, Lincola, Neb. 88518z Roaun—Bollor and onkine, 20Lorss pover boler snd engine, In good runuinis order; want to scll for tho reagon that th the new machizery are not Iarge enough for we will put into_our 1w Clarke Bros, & Co,, 1403 1 traveler, Inquire at Edh b, postoifico, ; only Vo trado for 10,000, W. H. Green, over Jet National B l:ulkiu % —A good ‘.m.., o1 LwAYS on hand at & bargain, No 1 second hand carriage phaeton and side bar buggies; a'so brellas and sunshades, a5 1409-1411 Dodge St 803t W. J. Welshacs 692 11 ox - Good saddlo. pony. v M Ao 8ALE - Corner 1ot 76x140, In center of town,ex— cllent place for four 800 cottages; would give & net rental of 6:0 per year: & ned incomo of 174 per ut on tLe investment ard will increaso 10 per cent o1 In sellir g value, $1,60 J.E Riley & Co, snle—I'wo lofs on Georg!s Ave.,2 b'losks south desi umnmlu..m,.mpurny. 216 8. 12th & irginla Ave , 2 blocks ) t front §8°0to 2050 preperty. J. E Wiley & Co., r 84lo—0no lot facing on Hanscom Park near main entranoce; Ltull!nl Im.ltl'nl tor resldence, 0. J. E Riley & Go h 8t Gr Sali— .rn-...mm S opcrty near now oourt houre, 8t a barguin, Kliey & Co ,316 8. 18th 8t, For Sal umnm strect blocs, roats for §3000, easy torms, orner 13t 1o blook on red etreet cor 4 posltively a bargaio. J. B. Kiley & 215 8, 18th 6t ¥ Bale—Ninetoen lots on Qumivgy and B blocks feowm milit:ry beldge. J. B. H 8. 18th bt. For Bale—Eightees lots on Vinton 8t between 17th and 15th Sts, 84 0to §1000 ea , there are bair aing in residence aud busi 0l y these. They ate omly oré blcck from L car lin C1INA CARY. g v=toruers 2,600; tertas very "Auuzuwi‘nrlmm bet. 19th au E Maynio & Oc., 1605 and Farnam. Wo desia (o STato 10 007 pations That oo thwe wor printers ink oo bich 1 ioed prop or the reasonablcnces in price s oued, J. E. Riley & Co., 216 8. NUI El among h streo) th and Farnaw, (6:187, ear old h cen used harnoss and A6, in Millard & Caldwell's addition; b and 2 years' ime on balance. ,£00; £v0 scres on Saundors st. and bartl, A very Iargo bargaln fOF ome one, o u full fob, on car line, 1ot 88x156; good barn, and & very complete place, on ewsy terms; 1 blook from oar liue. 100 1t on Popploton Ave., only2 blka from car line, ' ne, o Jralture tmigutes |svel and west_exposure; 6 1510 Catiforuin o0 with board for tvo guntlemen I 483 19, and pesar the park; §7C0 cash ard +60 por month, $,000; bew 9 room house on full lof, one block an e block from ' green ling anice bouse for some one, od 0 sell or lease. o1 Hill addition. nt and bakery in the city of | v F""‘v'i?"“""“"'”'ufi" R SALn<Two story brick house, eorner lot splendid view, two blocka from streed care Shinn's adéition #3,100. 8500 down and 875 per mooth, O, K. Mayhe & Co., 8. W, oot 1048 dad Farnam 881-17 s tt— e ey JFIG) ni—CoMage § rooms, Davenport near #5th Brick Boiss, 8 reoms, Shinay addition, $35. Two new stores on 10th 88 C E. Mayne & m. 8. W. cor. 15th and_ Farnam. “ JCn, Rkt room hotss and. good bara on greon line, 42 por month. For ront—11 room house and large barn on red line, 50 per month, £00 —22x2, on Dodge; and briok ballding. Lot gxizo and 3 story brick block on Dodge St 8 A bargal 183 foet on N 10th o Tewse for a term of years. 80 foet [5¢ 8alo on Farnam. 100 foet for ealo on_Farnam, 44 feot for sale on Farnam. Livery for sale, cheap, good rado and will tvom the stark. " . F. Boars, Wiliame blook, 8 407 it # t a mcrifios, & new dwelling_of ten rooms, large barn, two fall lots, 8 blooks from cot cart: will bo sold chosp on long time. 1t you want & nico place at a bargain this ls & chance. . Mayno& Co.,8. W ocor. 15th and Farnam, 883 JRCA tatn=t room cottag, well, barn and elstern, m L8th streot 8 blocks from shops §3,600, on oasy torms. Pottor & Cobb, 1516 Farnam S8, 73348 ARION PLACR—-0 g30d lota in this addition with- in 8 blooks of street cars, can be had on_easy torms, W H Groen, over 1 Nat'l Bank. 891 R BALR—100£140 foot on B. 16thSt., houso & roome, §,200; monthly payments, Full lot, small house, brautifal location, 8. 12th 803, $50 down and monthly pa; ., 15th and Farnam. on sas —A in‘l!mn--hlla:. Aw blocks weeh ot ositively & bargaln, Ea r. Riloy & Co., 816 8. 18th 8t o~ Lot 60x140, nd 8t., near Grace, $600, This b Ao b gain. J. K. Riloy & Co., 2168 13th For Salo-—Thre 1o E0X140, south front, & block from street oars. —§350 Dargalns. J. K. Kiley & Oo, 9168 15t 8t. For Salo—Two lots on Georgla av,Rodlok's,add. east front, 0o grading, near Farnuim, 1nxun—|momm Thoss aro rossonable. J. K. R Co,2it 81811 Bk For Salo—Nine lots on vtmmf- Ave., §800 to $050 each. J. E. Riley & Co , £16 § 13th For Sale—Ten lots on Cuming and nine om Burt st., four blooks from military bridge. 3. K. Rle ley &Co., 916 8 18th st For Salo—Elghteen lots on Vinton st., one blook from termlnus 13th street oar line. Positively cheap. J. E. Ril.y & Co. We desire to say to our patrons that In the above llst we can givo assuranoe of safe and profitablo In- vostment. We also bave proporty in almost every quarter of the clty, worthy of lnveitigation, - RILET & 00., 3158 18ih o {OR_BALR—Onsouth 22d &8, one 4 room and one & room cottage, barn, well, cis‘ern, &g, on same lot, rent for 35 pormonth, enly 83,100; would _sell eeparatoly. Pottor& Cobb, 1515 Farnam St 734t R—Two great byrgains on 185x1%7 feet with house, the other 99x127 foet wit o 8ALr—Lots n Hillaldo add uhemm: aud best insido lots in tho olty, $760 to 8950 Axclusive Potter & Cobb, BUSI.NESB OHANOES OR sALE—Ore half intorest in a gocd paying seed and nursery business atSt. Paul, Neb. Continued ill health ot the propristor, the rnnmn for selling. Addrers F. W. Rurlbut, Graud Taland, Neb. §50.8 agenta R no hall intorost in ocratic nows) tire busiv css if nd Isla paying dow- v; wil soll on— "o s mn 56 Tnquit M Treitsshk R sAun—A hall intercst i1 o set of mm.z }ooks. of Douglas county, about one Tlstod. Those Dooks nre 14 the Iato.t improved mothod and aro rellavl. Address L. G. Boc ofio. 4 ANTED—A partaor wi 11300 capital, In a_good paying businoss, Address N. V., Bee offioe £33-8p Partuer wi'ha fow hundred dollars to start a meat warket in a good town inthis ce for & good man, Address 1. F. . 8d0-8p UAINESS CIAXCE —About §500 will buy an_cstab- ed Lusinoss, together with leace for oo year of building. This 'is good baigaln for some one Address 8. ., Bee office. 818t¢ O or 4 lots Marion Place;will trade for residence d pay differoncoin cash, W. v 1-€ National Baok.. or_ALm—A hall_partuership in good paylg buslucer:onty » emal capital foquiced. Aldress 0 RXCITANGH —A 0,000 gtock of bran now burd- ‘sot from the tactory, for good Nebrasha and beantiful 1ota fiimehangh and two miles from city 8¢ 8160 10 » desirabio i O Patiervon, WE corney [t BEBONS heving infauts or chiwre yeurs. b0 Loard out, can fiud a « th 10th st. Wil be found I) L 16509 Daveny An exporienced nur. ¢; be ciry referen ADIES if you want your plumes or 4 dyed and curled; first-olass work gua %o Honry Sincere, 1810 Jackson st. nRsoNAL—Mrs. E. M. Hooper. trance olslevoy and healing medjum, over 716 North o RS, scHRoDER—Clalrvoyant and Magnetic heale . Lecates all pain and disease, 707 N, 10th 5t. 457-July 19 notlo physiclan, test axst «ver 819 norta 10th St, 608-§2 T\ R, A CHESTE doveloging & 7LD — odius IOE CREAM, Vitm purest, 11 host and bost ico orvam always frosh on hand; ordira for priva prov.ptly délivered, | C. trees, shove Farnam, BOARDING, J333Rs;-The best duy bravdin the city for loul do'lass por weok, at 1611 Dadgo . = LOST AND F()l"\ l) I - orsrEo0E ind el 4 tuento ard, 0s7~A brown and white spottd 0w, and brown W both iear ) rebura, ¢l siao of Inforaation th and Clark Ets, yforonocn, near corner. of 1tth and m,m.m afady'sgold watch. ~ A liboral reward | be paid'if returncd. to C. E. Mayno & Co, 16th 087—A #potted coach dog § moaths old, A lib. eral ¢ ward wil be pald at No 116 N 1H bt 514-8p 0s7—A gatchor contatuing papers of no valuo e; A to tho ownor; pynrs warked I, 1. Marti 1od pooketbook m tin oy Omaha, Tor to Cumin's & Qulum Yo i and Coioago stred " RUPTURE OURED, Ope ratlon, or usclom irusses D 248 Wabash ave., Chicago, s, 80 dayw. Fena stawp for eiroulsr, MISCELLANEOUS, A 6 it ki) Jly-22 7108 RENT pright inoo, M i Tor Tallett & Davia 219 Callfornia ot all | Fpn U . Park loosted 12 miles 8 W, on U, P P , 18 iow open 0 tho p cai bo rented 10r plo-tics and pocisl gathering Spoctal rates for taro aiven. For terus, oall or address H. C. Bchwenck Papillion, Nob. 90240 100D wARs -Partios wlating to puro arca for auoh purpnsos LiVory stabile, 415 #oath 1548 strost, iy brood ab Howman's $02-u Cu]w BILYER TAG, 4008 N0k givo you hesrt-hure, Luga rodecimod 8% ous cent, each by $he doalery’ Peycke Bros., Agonta. 638-t4 Purvns—0n Biorn wad Fiavte, . Musmay, 40t tage rodeetmog (v mures TAG, te tralt favo Poycke Hros, L st oo cend each by the dealors, geats