Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 9, 1885, Page 8

/ Thurslay Morning, July 9. LOOAL BREVITIES. —The management of the base ball park hava tolographed to sacure the Hastings team for & game Saturday and Sunday. —Mes, Goorge Medlock entertained her frionds at her home, 1618 Cass street Tuesday night with the sight of a besutiful nieht blooming cerens. Smith, formerly of the police Aepartment, is in the city on a short trip from Washington whore he now resides, for treat- ment for injuries received in the army, He hnw recsived & back pension from the govern- ment, —Mary C. Holmes bronght suit in the United States district court yosterday against the B. & M, rallroad, for $10,000 damages, on account of her husband's death, he having boen killed about six months ago by train running over him, —Mr, Ainscow was Tuesday offered 815 for the corner stone of the old court house, but it seems that thé building had no corner stono, At least none can be found. It was rumored that the workmen there dug ous two diamond rings; but when interrogated they denied it. —1In compliance with telegraphic instruc tlons from the headquarters of the army, the commanding officer at Fort Douglas, Utah, bins been ordered to send Sergeant Xaver Wilke, compsny E, Sixth infantry, to report to the commanding officer at Fort Monroe, Va,, by July 20ch, next, for examination for promotion, Tudge Stenberg has recelved a letter from » gentloman of Blair, making inquiries about one A, W, Campbeli, formerly of that place. Ho hes been missing for some days, but after- wards turned up in Omahs, writing to a friend in Blair that he was in trouble and needed money. Sinco that time nothing has been heard from him. Campbell is described as being n man five foet seven inches in height, with dork bair and eyes, and Irish by birth, —The body of the unfortunate maniwho was found near the bottoms Saturday after noon, and who was subsequently taken to St. Josoph's hospital where he shortly after ex- pired, was buried yesterday in the potter's field, Several persons called at Drexel & Maul's yesterday to look at the unknown man, but no one was able to identify him, ~Yesterday the case of Henry Kosters charged by Driesbach & Middleton with com mitting perjury, cams upin Judge Wess' cotet, Tho defendant was alleged to have aworn falsely in trying to collect a debt of $25.20 from Mossra, D & M., Mr, Kosters with his lawyer, was on hand, but the plain- tiffs were not, The case hence, was dismlssed, and complete exoneration is secured to Mr. Kostors, —Gen, Howard, accompanied by his son, Lieut, Guy Howard left for the west Tuesdny night to be gone some eight or ten days on a tour of inspection. They first go to North Platto, where a conference is held with Gen Hatch, of the Ninth cavalry, which, after a long and rapid march from Missouri, reached that point yesterdsy. From North Platte, Gen, Howard goes to Fort Douglas, Utab, where he has not visited for three years, Re- turning, visits will be paid to Bridger, Sidney and other posts. —The patsengers on the 7 o'clock dummy train were regaled Tuesday by the struggles of a drunken passenger who refused to pay his fare to the conductor. When the train finally roached the transfor—Iowa—side of the river the ergine uncoupled and started to switch, preparatory to coupling on to the rear end and pushing the train into the depot; » mis- placed switch throw it off the track. The conductor’s attenticn was drawn to tha ec:ne of the accident and the drunkenman escaped. —Ufticar Buskley bagged a very tough look- ing citizen about one yesterday morning by the name of Oharles Field. He went to Ben. Flood’s house on South Tenth street, pretend- ing to ba looking for & woman, whom he said somebody told him was there, Mr, Flood in- formed the gentleman that his house was not occupied by any such person, but he would not believe 1t and started to force his way in, t the same time giviog Flood orders to stand aside, The latter, however, sesmed to have %ood use of his fist and promptly knocked the intruder down, About that time the officer appeared and collared him, —A meetiog of the Pionesr Hook and Lad- der company was held Tuesday night in Chief Butler's office. The president’s frontispiece and belt were unanimously voted to ex-Pres- ident Phil Dore, Honor certificates were Riven out to the members who had not yet received them. Many were given the litho- graphs, but as these ran short, photographs of the plate were in their stead glven to several of the memters, A committes was appointed to thoroughly investigate the books and re- cords for the last twenty-five years, and with tho trustoes to report upon the exact parties ontitled to a division of the company’s funds and property, Messrs, Frank Dellone, Luke Redfield and Jardine were constituted such ©oommittee, —Tuesdny evening there was at the Sew- ard street M. E, church another of the pleas- ant sociables which the estimablo ladies of thatsociety know so well how to get up, The occasion was in honor of the birthday of their pastor, the Rev, R. L. Marsh, Ho was the recipient of & handsome Oxford bible, reyised edition, with patent index, gotten up in the best style as a elight token of the esteem with which he is held by the church for whose wel- fare the Rev. Marsh has labored long and diligently and with great success, Dr, Now- man made the presentation speech in his usual happy ttyle, and was responded to by Rav, Marsh in fow well chosen and) fitting words, During the evening there were songs, recitations by the children and a solo by Mrs, J. E. Newman, all of which were well re ceived, Refreshments in the shape of ice cream and cake were served and furnished a de:ightful repast, —Ajwell’known mornig newspaper man just returned from Kansas City via the Missouri Pacific, tells & good story on himself of how he fell from the rear of ths train as it passed through Atchison, He is a firm believer in spititunlism, aud for some timo prior to the accident had been holding sweet and solemn communion with the epirits of departed corn stalks threugh the medium of a three-pint flask. While in an exhilarated condition, he went out on the back platform, and doubtless believing himself to be in the embrage of the oplrite, thought o tread aloft the air, He iserable failure of the sttempt, and fall off thoe back of the train, His howls for help brought the conductor to the rear of the train, “'down brakes” was scunded, and the unfortunate scribe was arsisted aboard. The story of a subsequent misfortune which befell the youth jikbis sad blunder of stumbling by mistake @bu berth of » fat woman azd Dhis narrgw o ¥e from instant death, there < & A Propesed Examination of the Eyes of the Chiléren in the Public Schools, The Points of Information Which Bhould be Sought—Remedial Measures to be Buggested. Some time ago It may be remembered the matter of having Dr. Graddy make examination of the eyes of all the children now In the schools of Omaha,was brought up daring a sesslon of the school board. The matter Is still pending, not haviog been ssttled. The proposed examina- tion of the children’s eyes will be made without any charge. Meeting Dr, Graddy Iast night & r porter for the Ber questioned him as tu some of the polnta he sought to bring out in his examination. “There are several things with refer- onoce to which I shall examline the eyes of the scholars of our public schools. One, for instance, would be to determine the tate of refraction of the scholal eye—to see whether there was a lower power of refraction produclng oversight. edness or a greater power of) refraction, causing nearsightedness. Then between these two simple abnormal conditions, of course there are varylng degrees of re- fraction, producing vision more or less Inaccurate. “Then agaln the examination would be dlrected to determine the condition of the scholara’ eyes In the different grades wl h reference to the matter of refraction. If as we go higher among the classes we dlscover that there ls more and more nea:slghtedness, the inferance would be perfectly fair that application to study, or else cortaln hyglenic surroundings, pro- duces this nearsightedness. Having once established this fact It would be an easy matter to remedy thls evil by laylng down certaln rales with reference to the positlon of the pupil at his desk, the d tance between the eye and the book, the shapa of the desk, which, belng falthfally observed, would undoubtedly lessen this danger of Increasing nearsightedness as the student progressed In his studies. ‘Another point which would be made » matter of special observatlon is that of the senso of color among pupils. The ex- amination would show the condlton of the slght of each scholar with referance to color-blindness—to determine whether 1t was blind for more than one color— and if so, what ones—or whether 1t was slmply “blunted” to certain colors—that {s, unable to distinguish them resdily. “'Another very important matter to be determined by the examination is that of ocular disease among the school children of this clty. Tnere is a disease which 1 have no doubt exists to a certain extent in the schools here called ‘‘ophthalmia.” This malady s a dangerous one and not easily cured.” ““Is It contaglous?”’ “Yes, very contagious. I have notlced that one child sfflicted with the disease, may go into a room of say a hundred children, and if allowed to asgociate daily with them, will communicate the malady to every one.” ‘Do you suppose that it exists to any alarming extent among the puplls of the Omaha echools?” “That {s a matter to be determined by the examination. I know that the dls onse exlsts, as 1 have said before, to a certaln extent in our echools, for I have under my charge a number of cases now. This malady is undoubtedly the old Egyptian ophth almia, which has been spread over the world by emigration. It 1s easlly communicable from country to country, or from state to state, and I have no doubt that if the disease did not exist in Nebraska, one case of it would finally spread the malady over the state. No, it 1s notvery dangerous, but requlres tlme and patience to treat it. “These are a few of the things which would be determined by an examinstion. After the primary facts were discovered, the suggestion of remedial measures would fo?low. We could offer sugges- tlons as to the hyglenic sarroundings, conditions of light, etc., whichwould un- doubtedly lessen the dangers which threaten the eyesight of the average pu- pil in our public echoole, Some of the rooms In our school bulldings are very poorly lighted. For instance, a teacher made complalnt to me the other dlf of a school room In which she was employed, which I think she sald was 20 feet or more long, In which all the Jight was afforded by two windows in the end. Under ordinary conditlons, he sald, It was very diflicult for the pu- to read plainly, and without straln- ing their eyes. 1f such a conditlon of offairs exlsts, the remedy ought to be ap- plied immediately, For above all things a acholar, in his studles,must have plenty of light. “This matter of examination of the eyes of school children s no new thing. In Germany and other countries ot Eu- rope, the system was adopted several ears ago, and produced wonderfully ‘avorable resullt: In our eastern citles, too, the matter 1s receiving the attentlon which 1t urgently demands, and the re- forms suggested, in connection with the examination, are belng adopted.” — —— A Happy Home, The home of Mr. and Mrs, Pat. O'Oonnor, corner Sixth and Plerce streots, was an exceedingly happy one on Saturday last, It was on the occasion of a vlsit from thelr daughter (in rellglon Slater Mary Cassla) who has been absent from them for upwards of ten years. Sister Cassla at an early age took it as her choice to join the convent, and ls located in Chicsgo. She bas been grant- ed the privilege of coming to vlelt her parents and was accompanfed as far as Sloux City by the sister superlor, and from there to Omahs by the sister supe- rlor of that clty. Daring her brief stay here she was visited by numerous frlends and relatives, all of whom were over: joyed to see her. Bister Cassla left for her adopted home in Chicago on Mondasy, and on her return to Council Bluffs where she spent her early school days. She was welcomed by a host cf friends and school mates, st the convent there, from which place she ta0k the evening traln for home, followed with the best wishes of all who had the pleasure of knowlng her, The smith Case. Yesterday Oberteutfor, Abegg &iDaeln- ker, through thelr attorneys, commenced replevin proceedings agalnst Sherlff Miller and Messrs. H, Lowy & Co., to obtain po fon of 8056 40 worth of dry goods, which they were so unforton. a'e as to conelgn to the merchsnt swin- dler, The plalatiffs clalm that they THE DAILY BEE--THURSDAY, JULY 9 1885 TRE§ DAILY BEE:| SCHOLARS' EYESIGHT. Ny e Tonron of (i gools, M %, S by the retentlon of the g and ask, for a judgment the delivery of the prop- erty, and $50 besldes, and In case the same can not bs {aken under writ of ro%l-vh:;‘ judgment for $1,000, Interest an oo Judge Dundy has not yet announced his declsion In the replevin oase of Gal- land Bros, va, H. Lowy & Co. POLIOE COURT. ] The Usual Routine Business Dis posed of. Henry Cann, alias Sallivan, plead gullty to a charge of disorderly conduct, in Judge Btenberg’s court yesterday and was remanded to the county jail. On his person was found a $20 draft, dated at Valentin P. L. Albertson. been stolen, It Is suppored to have Willlam Magfield and Charles Field |YZ® the various baking powders of the market to determine which was answered to charges of intoxtoation and disorderly conduct and pald fines of §6 SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS. “Royal Baking Powderis undoubtedly the purest and most reliable.” Prof. Mott, Government Chemist. The fact that Royal Baking Powder is, in all respects, the best baking the best and most economical, after and made out in favor of | POWder offered to the public, has been established beyond question, Prof. H. A. Mott, when employed by the U. 8. Government to anal- an extended investigation, reported and costs. Charles Fleld Is the fresh young | in favor of the Royal, and it was adopted for government use. man, who Is reported as having tried to foroe his way Into the houae of Ben Flood on South Twelfth street, in search of a woman, He was ordered by Mr. Flood to leave the premises, but refusing to do so,was about to ralse a disturbance, when he was arrested by an officer. Patrick Reed, an Janclent toper, upon whose wrinkled face could be noted the 1lnes of many a spree, was released from the charge of intoxication, Lester Daily, a young vagabond, was set to work cleaning out the jall, upon a faithful performance of which duty his release was condltioned, Prof. Mott has continued his examinations of baking powders sold at the present day, and now affirms it as his deliberate judgment, arrived at after most thorough research and a careful examination of the principal brands of the market, that the Royal is undoubtedly the purest and most reliable baking powder offered to the public. Orrrce Dr. H. A, Morr, ConsurLtiNg CHEMIST, 61 Broapway, New York, Feb. 12, 1885. : The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure, for I have A warrant has been lssued for the ar- |so found it in many tests made both for them and the U. S. (Government. rest of Willlam Anderson, who is ac- cueed of beatlng F. Willlams, Willlams clalms that Anderson charged him with casting asperslons upon the fair name of his (Anderson’s) wife. The plalntiff rays, however, that he has been guilty of no such thing, as he knows neither An- derson nor his wife. house, swore out a complalnst against A, I will go still further and state that, because of the facilities that company have for oktaining perfectly pure cream of tartar, and for other reasons dependent upon the proper proportion of the same,and the method of i's preparation, THE ROYAL BAKING POW DER IS UN- Chatles E, Ferris, of the Planters| DOUBTEDLY THE PUREST AND MOST RELIABLE BAKING Millein, charging him with defrauding| POWDER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. the hotel, The Meport., The report that was adopted by the councll as board of equalization Tuesday night, provides that for paving the alleys in districts 1 and 2, curblng and gutter- ing on Farnam and Douglas streets from Eighth to Ninth streets and of Cuming street from the terminus of the old curb- ing to Dlvislon street, a tax sh levied on the lots and real estate adjoin- ing the line of such improvements to the depth of 132 feet. The levy is to be 33} cents on the first twenty-two but next to the line and for each subsequent twenty- two feet after that it will be 20s, 163c, 10c, 10c and 10¢. PILES!! PILES!I PILES! A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered by Dr. Williams, (an Indian remedy), called Dr, Williame’ Indian Pile Ointment. A single box has cured the worst chronic cases of 25 or 30 years standing. No one need suffer five minutes after applying this wonderful sooth- ing medicine, Lotions_and_instruments do more harm than good, Williams' Indian Pile Ointment absorba the tumors, allays the intenso itchiog, (particularly at aight after fotting warm in bod), acts as poultie, givea natant relief, and is prepared only for Piles, itching of private parts, and for nothing else. SKIN DISEASES CURED by Dr. Frazier's Mogic Ointment, Cures as if by magic. Pimplos, Black Heads or Grubs —Blotches and Eruptions on the face, leaving the skin clear and beautiful. _Also curos itoh, Salt Rhume, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, and old, Obstiate Ulcers, Sold by druggists, or mailed on receipt of price, 50 cents, At retail by Kubn & Co , and Schroeter & Becht. At wholesale by C. F. Goodman. e P — A number of young Omaha men—inclad ing a number of the Gles club men—went over to Council Bluffs Tuesday to take in the sights of the metropolis of Western Iows, —— Smoke Seal of North Carolina To- bacco. Apollinares “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” « Its appear 1o have, onc after another, numerous competitors JSallen away.” BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. May 31, 1884, Of all Grocers, Drugyists, & Min,Wat, Dealers _BEWARE_OF IMITATIONS, TIMKEN SPRING ‘!raE'I'JIsCELEs‘ OVER 400,000 ey A Ty P Uy BhoFTen according Lo the welght Lhsy catmy. ‘Ve:ld:\'e':pu;d“:n rough l'o:xnlta ronds i itlon, Mnguracture, lliending Garringe Hutlders and Denlere: Smoke G.H, Mack & Co's Cleveland, 0., Celebrated Cat Cigar Finest 8 for 250 ciear In Amcrics, and Excelsior be Cigar Pro.omincrt atore all oihars Our Cat Does Not Feratch ;i Excels or 6o Cig.r above all ccuivetitio, fr ssle and controlled by D. W.8axegand J, W, Berr, Omaha, Keonard & Rigis, Druge, L neolo, Nel G, B, pIsD, " & ¥ udson, Diuge, Hastings, Neb. Dowty & Chion, Drugs, O« lambug, Neb, J. 0 DeHaven, Druge, Counc | Bluffs, Towa, DellG. Morgan & C rage, Council Bluffs, Icwa. GusSckrage, Books, eto., Fremont, Neb. W. H. Turnér, Books, ete., Fromon?, Neb, H. H. Whittleaey, Druge, Urete, Neb, . P. Heuderson, Gra: d Island, Neb. {V HENRY A. MOTT, Pu.D., ete. OMAHA INSTITUTE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL. 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AU adv ertisements in the special columns will 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 Boening Edstwons, representuig circula- sion of over Kight Thousand. Thi® class of adver- tisements must positively be paid in advance, s18~Novelties fn ladics’ and childrens’ wear. Over 40 new desigus. Noth- Nke them = Sell s fast a9 shown. Over 1,000 agents mako £700 montbly. Address with stamp. €. H. Campbell & Co., 9 South May strect, Chicago. VW ATED= DT A a1 jlyes VW tireo—Good ells for otels, private tawilles; kitct on and laundry work. _ Call a¢ Omaha En: ployment Burean, 11:0 Farnam Et. 34 W reo—the d womon canvassrs, 86 por day, guaranteod; room 7, Redick block 870t W Ao First-olass dining room girl ab tho Mot— ropolitan hotel; none otner need apply. 824-41 WANTED MALE HELP, 158 wood turiier, Addrets e once to Neb. Planing ill Co., Cor. apply at 7th and O streote, Lincoln, Neb. meT_—Rocm with board for two gentlomen tn wsiny | private family, 1618 Capitol Ave. —— T SRt Two nice roome on TOth 8, noar St. Avy Inquire 8W oor. 10th and Dodge St. 'OR REXT—One sms M room sultabl, \ tisman, 1720 Oapitc] Ave. okl '"‘So;j; OR RENT—Farcished front room with bay win. dow, with boa; 855 8p Jer Rext—Demrable 1oom, 2216 Davenport 8t. 8545 wT—Furnished tooms over W, Gentle- ton. Aleo cny boarders, 428 N. 13th, 's store, cor. 16th and Cass. Mrs, Geo, Mor- 830 8p {0R RRNT—Two turnished rooms, with lares closet, u.tablo for light heusekeoping. Apply 1418 Oni- g0 strect, £38-8p ok pexe—Furnished or unfurnished rooms 1518 Sle-11p southwest corner 15th and Jones St. {10k REXT—Furnished rooms 1809 Farnam St 587 24p R resT—Suite of rooms, 1611 Calltornia 8t 77410p_ 1809 Caitol Av. 719-10p P‘ou RaxT—Furnished tront room, ® 8ALr—By Hamlin & Brown, § e Brown, 811 8. 11th St Houss And 1ot In South Om: d Lo gl I Omaha, near end 184k Houss and ¢ 1014 Tn Sonth Omaha, $1,100, Houss and lot on California st., §8, Lote in 8 nn's uddtion, A'm100 acres in Nemaha county, will exc t merchan g Three farms 'n Otos Land For rent squaces fro Rin s collected, taxes long thme. Haa I Teavenworth streot, d, money loan &Brown, 811 8 11th st 8 1“01 SALR<Tw) story brick house, corner lob splendi® view, two blocks from street cire. Shino's ad:iton 43,100, 850 down and $15 per moith, C. E. Mayne & Co., 8. W. cor. 15th atd Farnam 88117 OR RRNT—Cottage 5 rooms, Davenport 25th Brick houss, 6 roome, Ahinn's addition, §26, Two new 1tores on 16th St. C E. Mayne & Oo. W. cor. 15th and Faroa o, 850 4| car 1ine, 42 per month. goforrent- L1 room houso and larg barn on red ine, 48,600 —22x89, on Dodge; and briok bulding. Lok 44x120 and 8 story brick blook on Dodge 84 & bargaln, JRCR, Brxr-_6 room house and good bara on greem F JOR RENT—Unfurnidhed rooms Cor. 8th and Howard, it 80011 182 foot on N 10th 1o lewse fo of 80 feot {or slo en Fatnam. T O IO VoR RkxT—Furnished rooms for light houseoping, in Boemar's block, Cor Sth and Howard 70911 { or rexT—Furnished frand room, with bay win. dow, in a brick houre, 805 N. 17th 8t. 505,41 foot for salo on_ Farnam, o for salo on Farnam. t Male, Ohowp, good trado and will pav tzom the stark. M. F. Soars, Williams blook, 16th and Doago 8t 40741 handsomely furni-hed roorms, Jon nnar—targe ite; excellont board, 1718 Dodge. single or en. 765t 2209 Dodgo. 761-8p ~Elegant front south reom with alcove h eto. 2226 Dodgo S 699-t1 ——— 08 REXT—With board, nicely furnivhed south room, with use of parlor; aleo gae, and bath, 1400 roady JFror ResT—Nicoly turnished rooms, Jor a8, Jones St. ——— Fn;'luv— Ploasant room furnished, 1428 Howard 3 4 VW ATEn—A jgood urniehod room for 2 gentlomea, Address *'B. O. N." Bee office. 482-tt JFop xexe—Junogsth, two oonnected rooms with board; front room, south-oast. 1014 Webster. 35741y 18p {0R RENT—A front room with bay window; modern improvements, sultable for 2 gentlemen, South- east cornor 19th and Farnam St. 450 Fen na;;;r 1 1O elogAnt Oicos T Bushimann's block Fon RENT —Furnlshed rooma, 1810 Dodgo 8trect. X sguye NOR RENT—FOr mnnutso uring paruoses or hally Lirge room 44x75, 3d floor, No. 110 S, 14th et., at 1400 Dodge st A. Simoson, ong {OR RENT=.Centrally locatod furnis 623 south 15th St po o ho 1 larke front room with alcove grate bath, ete 716t 1716 Unes strect. O RENT—Largo front room on first floor With or with board; inquiro ot 1001 Farnam St B = STt GOM5—With board,dveirable [.r summer, Appiy 18-t {OR SALR—-180 acr Battls, York Neb, JFoRasm—8 feot on Cuming be-weon 19th and 20th with house, $2,700. Bedtord & Souer. 717-tf IOk BALR—A 000 acre stook and graln farm, roved; four hours' rlde from the Oumi Yards; seven miles from the oity cf Fromout; two raliroad within throe miles; 00 acres under plow, tho rost in_pasture; board' fonce, running stream through pasture; houso with ton rooms; will bo suld cheapif sold immodiately; on terms 40’ suit. For turther particulars inquire of Geo. C. Grodfroy, Fro- mont, Neb 718July FOR SALE-—HOUSES—LOTS. ANTED—Cook at port. ¥an orwo WV ¥TEO—A good baker, 1107 Chicags St. L 2¢ house, 10th and_Da- en b 900-5p 0.0 JANTED—A first class baker at the York Bakery, York, York county, Neb.; good referern - fred. Address Smith & Kriceshaw, York s cunty, Neb. men for Towa. once on Joslin & Sackett, 1509 Farnam 89111 ANTED—Second cook and dishwasher at May xstaurant, Douglas 8t., bet. 16th and 16th. W Aamo ~Expericnced milken. iry Saratogs, 4-8p VWV £2iEo—A man and wite to run a milk dairy. D. L. Thomas & Bro./Crelghton block, 8481 Littlefleld’s 831 % | gmall monthly pyments and small OR BALY: Beautiful eightly lots, North Omaha, 2 blocks om street cars, $400 and $450 each dow) , 2 and 3 years. These are groat bar- galns. No finer lots can be bought in the city. C. E. Mayne & Cs,, 8. W. cor. 15th and Farnam, ~883-11 'or 8ALE—A good lot 50x150, east front, shado trees, 8 blooks from Hanscom Park; will ' eell on payment down. 768.9p 0R 811360 feot on Farnam noar 9th; also lots in Highland Piac and Jeromo Park, on emy terms. Tuttle & Allison, 211 gouth 1th st. i 84941y 15 J'OR SALE.—2]ots, 66 X 140 fecton Farnam_etroet, south front, elegant looation, must be sold. W. H. Green, over 18t Nstlonal Bank. 509-tf 0k 8ALR—Varge house, newly bullt, 9 rooms, all modern Improvements with § ot, st 1716 Cass st ; inquire at premisea. 72780 Address D. D., Bée offico, VW Aien A st clasa Doller maor; one that 13 capable of taking charge of shop. Steady em- ployment will be given. None but scher and"tem- porate men need app'y. Fremont Foundry & Ma- chine Co., Fremont, Neb. 2410 ANTKD—Agents 10 every county (0 follclt_for the Mutual Berefit Aseoclation of Omsha,Neb. Call on or edcress Otto Li b ck, Secretary and' Gen- eral Mans ger, 1222 Farnan street. T48avgl SITUATIONS WANTED. w;«ur}.u —A goodmen wants a situstion as bock. keeper, ca hier, sulosman, or sny honorable kind of wo.k; b} of xeferenc:s given. Audross X Y. Z., Beo office. 8665, R BALE,—160 teet front on [ block from head of St. Mas all, or 81,800 for hall tlonal Bank. F\m SALE — Cornor Iot, east front, £0 x 140 one block from Park avenue. §1,600. W. e6n, oyer Ist National Bank . ola avenue, ono ave. £8,600 for . W. M. Green, over ¢t Na. 610 tf feet, . e TR 8ALR— Forty 1ats for sale on Burt and Cumings étyicen 29t aud 8lat cheap, lusido. property edford & Bouer, 720 ¢f 0R LLABN—Bost unoocupled ground fn the ty for warehguse house, 87 feot front on Leavenworth, north bet 10:h and 1th, will lease for 99 years. Bod- ford & Souer. 784 JJoRsALR—At & saoriflos, rooms, large bar: stroot care; will be sold chs new dwelliog of ten fall lots, 8 blocks from p on loog time. 1t you want a nice place at a hareain this s & chanoe. C.E. Mayne & Co., 8. W cor. 15th and Farnam. 8211 M Moy riaca-- gaod lota in this addition with- In8 blooks of street cars, oan be had on oasy torms, W H Groen, over 1st Nat'l Bank, 897.tf JRCR BAUa—100c140 foot on 8. 16thSt., house & roome, §',200; monthly payments. Full lot, smal house, b autifal losation, 8. 12th St., 1,800, §50 down and monthly payments. C E. Mayne & 6th and Farnam. 87811 red oar line . 3. E. Riley & Co., 115 For Sale—Lot 60x140, 220 St near Grace, $800, This 18 also & bargain. J. . Riley & Co.,216S 13th ab. For Sale—~Throe lots 50x140, south tront, 4 blocks from stroet cars. —§350 oach; bargalne. J. K. Kiley & Co., 2168 15th t. \Redlok's,add. oast 00 R 8ALR.—A full corner lot, two blooks west of This For Salo—Two lots on Georgin front, no grading, near Farnam, 76 Thoss aro rossonable, J. v For Salo—Nine lota on Virgi cagh. J. K. Riley & Co, §16 8 13th . For Salo—Ten lots on Cuming. st. Burt st., four blooks from military bridge. J. E. Ri- ley & Co:, 215 8 15th st For Sale—Elghteen lota on Vinton at., one blook from termlnus 18th strect oar line, Positively cheap. J. E Ril y &Co., 2168 13th et. We dosire to say to our patrons that in the above 1lst wo can give assurance of safe andprofita blo In- vestmont. Wo also have property inalmost overy quarterof tho city worthy of Investigation. J.E. RILKY & CO., 216 8 13th st. -t and nine on TOR 8ALR—Two great bergaing on Leavenworth one is 185x1%7 foot with house, $2,600; very e torms, and the other 09x127 foet with' house, §2,600, rue. C. E, Mayne & Co., 16.h and Faroam. BUSINESS OHANOES. JEOn sAur—Ong halt interost in a gocl paying seed and nursery Lu-iness atSt. Paul, Neb. Continued ill health of the proprietor, the reason for selling. Addrees F. W. Buribut, Giasd Island, Neb. 830.8 JFn sain—Ono haltintarcst in n kood pasiog dew: ocratic newepaper; gcod clreulation; wil ssll en= Hira bustvoss If des red. For particulars address box B B., Grand Island, Neb. 8588 OR 5ALE 0F ront—A good establishod rest 508 &. 18th 8t Inquire at Treitshke's. 828 JOR sALE—A halt ioterest ia a set of abstract hooks of Douglas county, ahout one hslf com. ilsted. Those books are in the late t improved mothod and aro relluole. Afdrcss L. G. Bes otfce. ANTED—A partoer wi I $800 capital, In a wood paying busioess. Address N. V., Boe office £33-8p VW Axmeo—Partnr aiha tow hundred dollars to art & meat market in a good town in this state; good chauce for & good man. Address H. F. Allen, Beo office. 840-Sp T3 puman ciiascn ~About 6500 will buy an_estab- lished business, together with leate for one year of building. This 'is & good bargain for somo one Address 8. 8 Bee office. WO or 4 lota Marion Place;will trade for residence and pay difference in cash, W. . Green, over 1t National Bank.. Tost Fgn, caue—a halt partnership in a good payiog busines:; only o small capital 1cquired. Address A, Bee offl 763 9p EXCHANGE—A 80,000 stock of bran now hard- ware, direch from the factory, for good Nebraska or Towaland, For sale—Choap and beantitul lots Himebsugh and Patterson’s Bub-division, two miles from city at 8160 and $200 each,onmonthly payments of §5 and 810. Por- £ons buying here will bo assisted fo_bulld right away it desired. —Four eplondid ofices. ATTKRSON, 13th PERSONAL. 14 Intants or chidren under six oxs 8 80 board out, can find a guod howe at 107 North 10:h st. 767-16p TO LOAN—MONEY, M. \—At onoe_snd without delay on real ectato, in Jarce or gmall 1 unts. on time to suit. Loans made a'so on collstirsls, chattels or any geod security, prompily, quietly ard st the lowest possible rat s, Apply st the Omabs Finan- cial Exchange, 1603 Farnam et , upstairs. _ 764tt 8200 and upwards on Pottor & Oobb, l ONBY to loan in sume first-clase roal estato security. 1615 Farvam st. ONKY 10 10AX—0n real ustato secunty in M “Smount tiom 800 to ‘$25,400; at Feasonably rates of toterest. Nocommlstio 8 charged borrowey C. E. Mayne &Co., 8, W. Cor, 16th and Farnam. 688 July onwy | MONRY [{ wowmy 111 Monoy to Loan ~On chattel scowlty by W. R, Croft, room 4, With- nell bull ing, N. E. corner 15tn and Harney ' After years of experlence and a carefal study of the busl- Dess of loaning money on personal property, 1 have ot last perfected a gystem whero'y tho publicity usual in such casos 18 done away with,end [ am now In a position to meot the demands of sil » ho become temporarily embarrassed and desire to raice moncy without delsy and in » quict maoner. Housoceep- ers, profeseional gentlemen, mechanics and othors this city can obtain advences from 810 to §1,000 on such security as houschold re, plancs, ma-, horses, wagon: receipts, socur- te., without removing samo from ownors residenoe or place of business. One of tho advantages oflr ly that any part of any loa be paid at any timo which will reduce the interest pro rata and all loans renewod at the original rates of intercst. I haveno brokers in connecticn with my office, but personally superintend all my losns, Thave private offices conpeoted with my gencral offico €0 tha\ customers do not come in contact with oach other, consequently wakivg all transactions serictly pilvate, W, R. Croft, foom 4, Withnell bullding, N. E. cor. i6th and Hamey. 608 Jly-i6 ONEY LOANED at C, F. Reed & Co's. Loan office o8, horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds and all othe rarticles of value, wihout remeval. Over 1st National Bank,corner 18h nd Farnam. Al business striotly wnfld-nfl?lg b Mofi«:\{ To loan on chattels, Woolley & Harrlson, 721t 0 om 90, Omabia National bazk bullding A ONEY TO LOAN—On resi estate and chattels M . L. Thomas. 72241, R, R sth 84 72344 ONEY Loaned on chattels, cut ¥ tiokets poughtand sold. A. Forman,218 8, Moll“ TO LOAN 1o sums of 0. F. Davis and Co., Real Agents, 1605 Farnam 84, #300 and upward. Eebate. anj Loan 24 WWArmanoa gl for general housework, in a fawi. Iy of three, 130 8. x4th st 902-9p 6 Gorman ghls 5 call ab once, L] ok, and ant 8t, 3 ool femalo cou 7ANTED—A woman for gen tomilk a cow. Mrs. Wait £95:10p W smee—ainl in small family, 1618 Chicago Bt. B94-9p Wi n ro—A competent housework; nvent su or Americsn girl t od st be 8 good laup- Bt , bek. 51 Mary §76-9 can | 8t. ANTED—A porition a3 organist by & young gen- tleman with tbreo yoars cxperionce; Teferences. Organist, Bee office. 812-10p MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, 7 ANTRD—Agents o city and counbrs: hesh sell- ing article in the saall capital required. Call at 618 13.h 8¢, J. Holcherg, 904-0p Joxpaa-Good eaddle City Mills. pony. W.J. Welshans, 692 tt nice 6 room cttage, lrge pantry, 2 good closets, ylenty of water, cfe. Inquire of it, Laing, cor. 12th and Mason, 70-3p 7 ANTED— Brick—Tc trado residence property In Council Blufis for brice. E. H., drawer o4, Omaha 837.8p GRNTS WANTHD, Addross SL Louis EIoctrio Lamp A Go, 8t Louis for circular, cuts aud wratol tho 11-fly1! ANTED—Every ady in noed of Bowing ma. cbine, toseo the now Improved Amarican No. P. 220 N 10th. 83 ouwndle power Marsh Klectric Lam p, FOR sENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, [0 RENT—House of 8 rooms, modern Improve- men's, desirable, $30, Ballow Bics, 817 8. 18th 5 890 14 or RENT—New cotage, full lot, 4 roows, a_ nico home, §14. Eallou Bros, 17 8 18th 8t, 699-14 \or RENT—Houto of 6 roomws, 2426 Chicsg> Bt., 2 blocks from car live; fine location. Inquire vext door. 818, Ok RENT— Brick b 1dth and 154 16th wid Farnam. —A first 1 he f hola & Ers with wood large 8 October 1st. Ine Kus opp P O, 890 Wimmer Kiichen, ats, on_leased 8880 —Ono cottage 8100 d tabla, on 8d and W.sn H. Echul z OR AL well a Ground. oR 8ALE—Desliabla balt 1o*, houss 4 roows, near cars and school, $1,500; €asy pagments. Dallou Brcs., 8178 18th » reet. £09-14 in— Cottage home near street E09-14 OB BALE —A cars, §14¢0. Ballou Brcs,, 817 8,18th st. 7\0k RENT—House of nine rooms, w th barn. Cald well and Bauadera sts, Inquire’ 1709 Jackson FOR SAI;;E MISCELLANEOUS TR s Horsewnd wason, cheap. Tuquire, 1818 8860 Famam street, \oR 8ALK—A second hand phaston at A, J. Slmp- so's, 1409 Dodyest. 90-10p ok 8ALR—Restaurant and bakery in the city of Lincolo, at Zood brick b 1di © bakery in every re. od route and a first. clima 1 Good reasons for selling. J. E. Crovk, 1285 0 stroet, Lincola, Neb. 885-18 JFon s Boller and engine, 20horse poror, bollor snd engine, In good running order; want to sell for the reason that they are not large enough for the now machinory which we will put Into our row building on Harney St Clarke Bros. & Co., 1408 Douglas St. (2 TR saun—Steam flour mil; copacity 120 bble; por day )00 bushel ood track €0l o teado for oly mill i Omaha, Wi National Bank. Il and, $10,000.” W. H. Greon, over Jet "~ 0att v 4 0 vRINTRRS —For eale, the patorlal of a first clag Job d newrpaper office, Address John N. Hass- 779-10 o sana goud pinc, cheap. Mrs. A. Calder- wood, 1618 Galifornia bt 71241 AFavn on band t » bargain, No 1 second hand Garriago phaoton and side bar buggios, also am- Drollas a 1409-1411 Dodge REAL ESTATE. 0k KALN—§140; seven your cld horse, harncss and { top burgy: horso has been used as & fawily horse and i yerfcotly safe, ot 46x175, in Millard & Caldwell's addition; d 2 years’ (iwe on balan ve acrs on Saunders st.. and Iarge houso A very largo bargain for somo on. wo story dwellirg on full lof, on car line, 7room house on lot. Bx186; good barn, completo place, on easy terms; 1 block ne, 100 ft on Poppleton Ave., only2 blka from car line, and near the park; $700 cash and :€0 per month, $4,600; new 9 room houso on full lof, ono block from Baunderset,, aud one block from ' greon line cars; good harn and a nice house for some one. ota 1o Kirkwood o sell or loass. ,600; tull lot on Capitol Hill addition. 88X86,0n N. 18th st., with 3 Louses near depot, at + | a bargain, Ts8-11p 0K RANT—A new cottage of 4 roows, kitchen, o's- tern, etc, Chicago 8t., south side, first house weat froim 20th BL. Inguire on promis 6and § o'clock any eveniog. Thos McGovern. s6-1%p T—Seven room oottage, good 10 ati Cmaha Barbed Wire Co. on, In- £30-8 Jo% kasn—Largo nowly bull house, 8 rooms, i modern conveulenoes, furnished or unfurnishied. Apply at premises, 1716 Cas) st. 7034 e e 70R RENT—A stablo for § horses one block eouth of the U. P. depot. Inquire of M, Lee, grocer, 222 Leavenworth. Sl ATORS YOR RENT—O18 8. 10th sf. Inqulie 1528 Jackl Sinie: i JAVTRD—A gocd woman cook, Bouthers hotel, El oo, 9th sud Leavenworth Anto=-Ghl for geners] housework, 888 | 871 TANTED itol Av 7 aNTED - Four first o banm's restauran: 1518 Dodys Bt A girl for general Bouse work, 1915 Cap: -5 s girl waiters at Dao. 8528 V 7 ANTHD— Competent girl for general hous work. Apily 1519 Leavenworth Et. £61-8p VA A7 good woman cook #1101 Dodge B, Tl TaxTED—Two girls at Dorau House, 913 troot. Forraw ol 7458 & ReNT Wl rent farnished residence for two uoathe, No 420 N. 14th st. Good references re- qulied. Apply ou premi 801-0 ms, house 10 rooms. J. 88141 6 8 x ward and Campbell KROOMS FOK REN'T, 0k xmxT—One well fu uished room for tw ] iy g e ke R R P D. k. Benlott'n 215 18ta 8t 901-5) i ot I mst—Furniabcd room 1204 Hoaard street 841 10p Jm at 1412 ok mExt—Nicely furu'shed froot 892-1p Hoaard Bt, 160 feet on Farnam, near court houte, M F. Boars. M. ¥, Sears, Williams Block, 16th and Dodge st. odGtt ok A $2,600; terms very easy. 22 foet On Farnam, bot. 19th and 20kh; chesp. E. Mayne & 03, 16th and Fernam. 5109 X140, 10 center of Eown,ex would gl —Corner 27th aud Farnam, G0x182, for & 7GR BALR - Cornie 100 cellent place for four 8700 cottage net rental of 860 per year: & ney cent on ti e investment ard wil increase 10 per ceut 600. J. & Riley & Co. 1l Ave 13 blooks south of Leavenworth 8t;very desirable rosider co property, #526 each, J. K. hiley & Co,, 2 For Balo~Eght lots t, east front §0to 960 , desirable residence proporty. J. E. Riloy & 5 8, 134b St For Bal3—One lot facing on Hanscom Park near main entrance; beatiful locstion for resldonce, $260. J. E Riley & Co., 216 8, 15th Bt. For Salé—Faruam strcet ) ropert houee, at & bargain. J. E. kiley & Co For Salo—Farnam stroot bloo price 825,000, easy terme. o4 Bale—Corner 1ot in block line, 8960; thia ia postively & bar Co | 416 8, 18th 8¢ br Salé—Niveteen blocks trom military bridg, 8. 13th bt. ear now ocourt 15 8. 13th 8t, renty for §3000, n red etreet oor i, J. E. Riley & 4 on Cumisgs and Butt, 4 J. K. Riley & Co.. $16 r Bale—EBighteon lots on Viuton Bt between 17th aud 15th Sts, 841010 §1000 each; there are bar- kaing In residence snd business property awong these. They aie oaly oro block frow 15th sbie ar line; torms casy, We desire to state to our patrons that we spend o thwe nor prioter's ok on high p iced property, out can voach for the reasonablenss i price of all above mentioned, J, E. Blley & Co., 210 8. 18th 8. 780ut ERSONAL, - Will be found at 169 Davenport street, ‘a0 experienced nur, o] best oily reference. 798 16p T Abimat you want xour plumos or tips clowned, dyod and curled; first-class work guarantoed, go to Henry Bincere, 1310 Jackson st. 403-j'y 22 BRSONAL—Mrs. E. M. Hooper. trance clalrvoyan and healing medium, over 716 North fi'fi;'"? &8 scnmopk—Clalryoyant and Magnetic healo Locates all pain and disoase, 707 N, 10th 8¢, 437 July 19 B, A CHBSTRRPIELD —Mognetlo physiclan, tes dovaloying modium, over 019 orta 1031 8 ICE CREAM. hest and bost ico croam al ers for privato and bording housos Ourl Benanld, 808 Bouth 15th 103-jly- Tnll‘ur t, on hand; ord promptly delivered, trood, above Farnam, BOARPING, T8, The bost day beadn the ity for tour doilars por wook, t 1611 Dodgo Bt. LOST AND FOUND, GsT—An order Lot and ide book. Finde 4 1urnto Frauk Kogere, Millard Hotel and recolve oward, 884 Bp 051—-A brown and white spott sd cow, sud brown h sy ble 1eward for reburn of ssme or in Bulluhelwer, 20th aud Clark Bta. T oo JFarcaw, o fady's gold wat al wil bo paid'if returncd to C. E. Mayne & Co, 16th and Farnam, 819-8 087—A spotted coagl [ seral 1 ward wil bo sh4-8p TRAYED OR ATOLEN—A torrell maro with & white $ star In the forohead. Findor mill recelva a lib AT reward by ro'urniog hor to Cumin's & cora,13th ani Chicago strect . RUPTURE CURED, dog 6 moaths old, A libe 1d as No 116 N 12th &t Quinn, gro- 68741 eration, or useloss irusies Dr, M. M. Moore 243 Wabash ave., Chicako, [lla., st Omaha every Bond stamp for circula 499.Jly-22 MISOELLANEOUS, & superior Hallett & Davis upright . 19 California 8t B16-Sp Park located 12 milos 8. 10w open o the public aud for pic-nics and social gathoriaga. Bpocial rates for fare given, For terms, call or address H. C. Paplliion, Neb. R00D MARWS ~Partlos wishing to purchase brood 'Buuw- for ranch purposes pleaso osll at Homan fvery stable, 413 soath 13th stroot, Omaha. 862 me BILYNR TAG, 1008 00f gIve you heart-hur Tags 1odocmed adoue cent, each by the deale Peycko Broa., Ageuts. 68341 [P vrvss—0n Eikhorn saa Fiasta, 7. Murray, 74041 Clllh BILVER TAG, Ity frult favored, tage redeomed at une cent each by the dealors, ' Peycke Bros, 658-40 1RUCTION on banjo glyen by G E Gellen beck, at 1118 Capitol ave. 45041 CI w BILY TAG, 1§ does 0Ot talnt the breat! rodecmod at 0ug cead ach by the dealors. Poy Bros , Agenta. o8t NOTICE TO CONTRAOTORS, Blds will Ls recolved untll Saturday, July 11th, 12 m , st the office of Mendels ohn & , Architects, for buylog and removiog the frawe bullding at tl north wvet coraer of the Consolidabed Tank Ling Compauy's prows s, oorner Ui aud Jonew strecte, B2 Nwie,