Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 11, 1885, Page 8

8 = TRE . DAILY BEE. Saturlay _ Morning, July 11. Notice to Advertisers, The Monday morntog edition of the Ber is the only’ dally published Monday morning In Nebrasks or Iowa, It con- tains not only the very latest mawa sent by the associated prese, but from five to ten thousand words of carefully compiled spocial dlspatches and state news, to. gether with fall reports of local events of the previous day. The morning editlon of the Ber is by all odds the hest adver- tislng medium for all classes of adver- tlsers, but more especially for partles who desire to reach the town populations of Nebraska and Iows., Every line of that {ssue {s read not only by our regular sub- soribors, who exceed In number that of all other Nebraska and Iowa dallfes, but by thoussnds of others who read the lIond-y Morning Bee because It fs the only medium through which they can got the latest news, Advertising for thls editlon which has not been handed In by Saturday evening will be recslved at the counting room between 10 and 12 o'clock a, m,and 8 and 10 o’clock p. m. Sunday. e t——— LOCAL BREVITIES. ~The “police court docket yesterday was id of interest, One drunk was fined 85 o soeta, g default waa committed. Tho four tramps were arraigned and discharged. * Judge Anderson married yesterday a happy young couple, Cary Anderson and Christopa Rasmussen in the presence of Constable Snowden and the Ber man who acted as bridesmaid and bridegroom respectively, —The body of Gustave Boehmke, the un- fortunate young man who fell from the wi dow in Goos' hotel Thursday morning, is still at the coroner's awaiting the will of his friends. Nothing has yet been heard from relatives in Sioux City. —TIn the county jail thera are present con-~ finod three prisoners charged with robbery, two highway robbery, thee forgery, two bur- glary, two grand larceny, ons embezzlement, one crime against nature, one shooting with intent to kill, and one murder, —Sheriff Miller completed Thuraday night his appraisement of the Smith stock assessing the value at $105,000. This leaves the coast clear for Messrs. H. Lowy & Co, to go ahead and replevin the stock, One new attachment sult was filed in the district court yesterday bySamuel Fox for $611.63. —Fred Fuller, the bookkeeper of Smith, Omaha’a merchant swindler, has been heard from. An intimate friend in thia city has re- celved a letter from him dated July 4th at Denver. Fuller said he was enjoying him- self to the utmost and in a fow days would leave for the mountains. He sends regards to all his old friends and promises to write to them at an early date. —Talk about bold invasions! Marshal Oummings tells a harrowing tale of how he was awakened about two o'clock yesterday ‘morningby the noise of his several dogs barking Ho got up just in time to see two men, (doubtless ‘wicked thieves) fleeing from his yard, It is shocking but 'tls true, There are some poople in this town bold enough to rob the very Chief of Police himself, —The committee on public property and mprovements are pushing the work of beau- tifying Hanscom [park. Thursday . they lot the contract for a complete system of water- works in the park, A member of the com- mittee in conversation with a reporter this morning eaid that within the next few weeks three fountains would ba in operation in the park, It is suggested that seats ought to be put at convenient places through the park, and some effort made to keep the loafers off the grass, —About twenty-five Omaha Indians were in the city yesterday, taking in tho sights. They were the conter of admiration of & large number of small boys, who followed them about from place to place, Their leader, a gentleman of imposing proportions, posi- tively declined to be interviewed by a report- er about the tariff, the Mormon situation at Salt Lake. or any other topic of general in- terest, It was learned that they have been east with Bill Carver's Wild West show, which broke up at Willimantic, Conn, They left for the reservation last night via the C., M., 8t P. & O, road, —A good story i told on & gentleman con- nected with the clerical force of the Omaha Stock yards. It seoms that he went to the Union Pacific headquarters, and in the name of 10,000 beeves demanded a pass over the entire Union Pacific system, for future con- venience. The gentleman to whom he made application is something of a practical joker, and aceordinely told the stockman that be would at once procure the pass. In a short time he returned, and handed the man of pork and beof an envelope containing the pass. The stockman did not open the en- velope until he got up town, when he found that it contained a pass to South Omaha and return, His feelings of chagrin can be botter imagined than desoribed, He has not yet made application for & new pass, o ——— Seal of North Carolina Tobacco ls the brst, The Last Rites, sterday morning thefuneral of thetwo litv e Susterlc boys, Joseph and Albert, took plece from the realdence of the family on Paclfic street. The faneral cortege was headed by a band, which dlscoursed solemn music on the way to the cemotery. This was followed by two little girls dressed In white, bear- ing floral emblews, and preceding a third glel, also bearing flowers, Then came the two white hearses bearing the dead, followed by the carriages of frlends and relativer. Interment was held In the Bohem!an cemetery, There was areport clreulating yesterday morning that Joseph Susterle, the father of the two boys, died just before the funeral, Thie, however, proves to be unfounded, He: was very weak y« steaday morning, but hopes are now entertained of his recovery, PILES!! PILES! A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itchin and Ulcorated Pilen has been disosyerad \-y“ Dr. Williams, (an Indian remedy), called Dy, Williaws' Indian Pile Ointment. =~ A single box has cured the worst chronic cases of 25 o 80 years standing. No one meed suffer five minutes after anplying this wonderful sooth ing medicine, Lotions aud instruments do more harm than good, Willlaws' Indian Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching, (particularly at might after fobtiog warm i bed), acts as a poultice, gives Instant reliel, and is prepared only for Piles, itching of private parts, aud for nothing else, BKIN DISEASES CURED by Lr, Frazier's Mogic Ointwent, Cures ss if by magle. Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs —Elotckes and Eruptions on the face, leavirg the len clear gnd beautltal, Alao eires iteh, alt Rhume, Sore Nepples, Soro Lips, acd old, Obatinate Ulcers, } duld by druggists, or mailed on receipt of price, 50 centa At retail by Kubn & Co, aad Schoeter & Bicht. At wholesale by 0, ¥. Goodman, PILES! SINFUL MRS: SMITH. A Wicked and Waywerd Wife Tracked fo Her Crime, Proceedings Commenced in Coart by the Deceived and Broken Down Husband for & Divorce, Yesterday afternoon Lowls M. Smith, who says that he has been a resident of Omaha for three years, filed a petitlon in the district court paylng to be dlvorced from his wife, Mattle Smith. The charge he makes against her Is that of adultery, and speclfying that she committed the crlme July 8.h, 1885, at the Paxton ho- tel, with John F., Dobow, allas Ed Ward, whose right name is not known, In the petition Smith says that he was marrled to his wife November 24, 1881, at Conn. cil Bluffs, and has conducted himself ever since, with all the propriety, solleliude and honesty of a falthfal, {ovlng, up- right husband, who had the weolfare and happiness of his wite and famlily at heart. On the other hand, she, rogardless of her marital dutles, obli tions and vows, has at dlvers and sundry times gone astray with the man named in this particular instance and with other men, Mr. Smith aleo prays the court to glve thelr two children into his care and keeping, alleglng that the vicions and valgar habits cf his falthless wife, wholy unfit_her to be thelr educator and guardlan, The story of this unforiunate man’s domestlc life Is one calculated to ellcit for him the sympathy and plty of his friends, No doubt had he have caught ht of the smooth-tongued, flattering scoundrel who has boen the cause of his misery and sorrow, the other day, there would have been a tragedy. Wednesday afternoon thls man and his paramour entered the Paxton hotel and he wrote on the register “Ed Ward and wife, Councll Bluffs,” They were asslgned to room No. 30, and went up by the eleva: tor. Ten minutes later Mr. Smith entered theoffice, looked over the regtster excitedly polnted to the name of Ward and wife and demanded of the clerk to know who and where they were. His eyes gleamed like balls of fire and he trembled with nervous excliement as he sald to the clerk, “That woman is my wife.” “You don’t say so,” murmured the clerk, “I do say #0, most emphatically, and I want to see her, too; also the vlllaln who 1s with her.” In the meantime the clerk had dis- patched a bell boy to order Ward and the woman out of the house and say that Smith was there, with blood in hls eye and a hard shootlng gun. On hearing this startling information, a more fright- ened couple, no one ever saw. They got out and away from that hotel without a moment’s dely. The clerk managed to see Ward and gave him a polnter, about leaving town, the advisabllity of which he readily accepted and flew, as It were. Mrs. Smith did not return home, but s still In the olty. THE OLD VETERANS, The Faithfal Team of Grays Re lleved From Duty on the Hook and Ladder Truck, For nine years the falthful old team of grays have hauled the hook and ladder truck to all fires In this clty and durlng all of that time they have been laid off very few days with alckness. This team is known to every man, woman and child in Omoha and ail look upon them with pride and admiration. “‘Little Joe” was always a prime favorlte with the ladies and children becaute he is such a beanti- ful anjmal, always fall of life and dances along the street 1na manner which would cause anybody to admire him. *Frank” is greatly liked by the gentlemen, who regard him as a noble, true animal, and one always to be depended upon. Daring all the years this team have been In the fire servica they have been driven and cared for by Jim O'Brlen. To eay that they have had good care does not express It. No matter what time one dropped Into the englne house, the grays always looked as If they had just escaped from a band-box, so sleek and clean were they. Jlm had/come to love the grays as well as any man can love a dumb brute; in fact they only took second place for his wife. No matter what time of night the department was called out the gra; were always ready to go, and they never returned to the barn but what they were nicely grooraed and cared for, But » cloud has flitted across the sun of Jim O'Brlen’s happlness, and there s a sad and sorrowfal look In his mild blue eyes, while every now and then a sigh escapes his compressed lips, The bave been taken from the and ladder truck and henceforth in his mad chases Jim will steer another team. The little greys had become unfit for duty on the truck and It was found ne- cessary to fill thelr places with a younger and stronger team. Chlef Butler bought a mate to the large {ron grey horse which he has been driving upon the chief's wagon and this team has been placed upon the hook and Iadder truck. Jt1s s powerful and fine team, but never will they hold the warm placein Jim O'Brien’s heart which the little greye did. Jim 15 almost heart broken over hls loss and he s now hop. ing that the old team may be retired from the depsrtment snd may fall into the hands of some gocd farmer, who will give them good care in thelr declining years, THE CHIEF'S NEW RIG, Ohlef Butler will henceforth ride to the fires in & beautifal side bar buggy, bullt expressly for hls use by A, J. Simpson, It ls very light, wlth skeleton box and bright red running gesr. The goog Is tn the rear end of the box. For the present ‘“‘Little Joe,” the frisky little grey of the old hook and ladder tram, wlll be used by the chief, and when he is| | kooked In front of the dandy new wagon it will make as nobby a rig 1s driven by any one In the clty, A Chaso For a Chila, Officer Faller came in from North Omaha yesterday brioging with him a prisoger by the name of Ed, Waters, who was charged with disturbance of the peace. Waters told his story to the judge and was released with @ elight reprimsnd, He sald that some days ago his wifo had left him and gone toa house io the vicloity of Oreighton college, taking with her thelr child, & glel of about threo yesrs of age. Waters has been determined to ssoure this child, THE DAILY BEE:--SATURDAY, JULY i1, 1885 l{ilhln morning went to the re. W, was staying and ked to look at the glrl for a'faw mce ments, Kmmlntng to return her, The ohlld was put Into his wheren he at arms once turned and fled from the house, bearing | Duggan In his arms the little glel. His wife im- mediately gave chase, and soon caught up with him. Waters dropped his bur- den, and turned to his wife, dealing hera |d. savage blow or two. About this time Officer Faller hove In sight, and seelng the fracss, placed Walters under arrost. The girl 1s agatn in the mother’s charge, but ters swears that he will get her, ;lpoll; the first opportunity that presents teelf. THE BALLARD CASE, How the Convicted Murderer Looks and Talks—The Motion for a New Trial. Yeaterday a reporter had a fow moments convereation with Thomas Ballard, re- cently convicted of murder In the first degree. The unfortunate manls kept confiued In the county jall, in one of the Inner oages. Contrary to expectatlon, and to his hablt before the trlal, Ballard talked freely. His appearance has ohanged greatly even aince the trial. He Is aging rapidly, and the fall realization of his position seems to be welghing upon his soul. When talking, his eyes roll rostlessly from side to side, and hls every appearance Is that of a nan whose nervous system s completely wrecked. *I dldn’t expeot, when I llstened to the evidence,” he sald, ‘‘that the jury would be so hard upon me, I didn’t think that their verdict would be as cruel as{t was. I can not see how it could have been.” *‘Do you confess to having murdered Verpoorten?” was asked of him. “‘No, oh, no! I can't confess to that. I don’t believe that I ever murdered him. 1 haven’t got the alightest recollectlon of it. Everything connected with that is a blank, Why should I want to kill Henry,” he continued, plaintively. ‘I was always a good frlend of hls—he of mine. I have known him for seven years and we were always on friendly terms, ‘We used to be together a great deal ot the time; used to go to the theatre together; used to get on sprees tegether; uset to sit up at night together, and never quar- reled. “Yes,” he contlnued, in a wandering sort of & way; “‘yes, I might have been drunk. I always ueed to get drunk whenever the notion took me. I could not help it.” In answer as to a questlon about his hopes of a new trial, Ballard sald that he knew nothing or the matter. His attor- neys had the matter in charge and would do all they could for him. Gen. O'Brlen, in conversation with the reporter yesterdsy,sa'd that he would file his motlon for & new trlal to-day, The arguments would pot be made until work on the criminal docket had closed, probably week after next. AN EVERY DAY NUISANCE. A Plaintive Waii—The Agony ot Try- ing to Stop a Street Oar, “There Is one nulsance that s growing more and more abomniable,” sald a gen- tleman to a reporter yesterday, ‘‘and that is1n connectlon with the ranning of street cars. Ihavebeen in Omaha but a few months, but I mast say, asa role your street car drlvers are the most unaccom- modating, not to say negligent, lot of men I ever saw. Why do I think so? For one reason eapeclally. It ls almost impossible sometimes to get them to stop for passengers when they ought to. A man can shout and whistle all he pleases to attract the attentlon of the driver on a car he wants to board, but the chan- ces are ten to one that the sald driver won't stop, It may be that he dou’t hear, but I don’t believe it, More prob- ably it Is because he don't heed. The driver of a street oar, If he understands his business, will look from side to slde occaslonally to seo whether there fs any- body desirlng to board the car. Baut your Omaha street car driver doesn't think of such a thing; oh, no! He is above such petty things. All he deslres todo, in his position asa drlver, s to “‘get there,” He looks neither to the ght nor to the left of him, but drives stralght ahead. It seems to me that there ought to be some remedy for this evi], More than once have complaints of this character been poured into the reporter’s ears, In hisown humble career he has met with similar experiencles — pain- ful and exasperating experlences —of trylng to stop a car the driver of which, to all appearances, was a post- deaf figure hea As a general thing one succeeds In stopplng the car; but not until eyerybody on the atreet is halloo- ing and whistling at the driver, and the would-be passenger has broken his wind and these n commandment ten times in succession—does the agony close, ROBBED OF HIS ROLL. A Young Granger Robbed of $80 This Morning at the St, Paul Depot. Yesterday morning as the C. St. P, M, & O. traln was pulling out twe sharpers robbed a young granger, by the name of P. J. Gustafson of §30 In money and jumped from the train, making good their escape. Young Gu:tafson had his money in bis pants pocket and changed it to his tnaldo coat pocket. This move was noticed by the sharpers and one ap- proached him aud asked him for change for a $100 bill. The young fellow put his hand io his pocket and preduced the roll of biils, whereupon the sharper enatebed it from his band and jumped from the trsin, followed by his compan- on. oung Gustafson also jumped trom the train and es it was moving quite rap- laly by this time, fell and was somewhat injured. He reported his loss to Officer Whalen who attempted to cotch the thieves, but they had disappesred and bave not yet been appreheoded. They wero eeen to rup toward the U, P. shops and are sup- poeed to bave gone to the bottoms. A NEGRO'S LOSS, A negro whose nsme {8 unknown was confidenced out of §16 Thursday after noon at the St. Paul depot. He was looking for work and was approached by & white man who promised him work as coschman st $27 and board, On the strength of this speclous offer he securad from the darkey & loan of $16 and skipped oat, Real Bstate Transfors. The followlng transfers were filod Jaly 0, withthe county olerk, and reported for the Brx by Ames’ Real Estate agency: Heirr of Paul Harmon to Oatharlne undlvided } of 1ts 3 and 4, blk q. © 15, Jacob R, Hendrix and wife to Henry Megyer; 1t 1, Oortlandt Place, Omaha; w. . —83,)00, 2 John Lisy (slngle) to F. P. Seldett; 1t 5, Bangs subdly of It 34, Burr Oak: w. d.—$450, Willlim J. Connell and wife to Mes. Mary Loolittle; It 6, blk 4, Lake's add to Omahba q. o.—$2. I O.E. Porkins, trusteo, to John A. MoShate; ¢} of 1t 4, subdly It b, Cap- itol add to Omaha; w. d.—$3,700, Smole Seal of North Carolina To. bacoo, e — Poachss are selling in Texas for 15 cents & bushel, but the pits alone are worth 75 cents a bushel fir almond meats, POWDER Absoclutely Pure. This powter nover varies. A marvol ot purety strongth ind wholcsomenezs, Koo economical $han the ordiniry kinde,and cannod bo sold in_compett: tion with the multitude of iow test, shoré welght slum of shysohrte powders, Sold only i oans ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. 108 Wall 84; K.Y Smoke G. H, Mack & Co’s ¢cleveland, O., Celebrated Cat Cigar Fincst 8 lor 25c clear in Americs, and Excelsior be ¢igar Pro eminentabove all others, Ou: Cat Does Not Secratch ExcelslorEe Cigar above all competitior, for esle and controlled by D. W.Baxe and J. W. BeLr, Omaha. Keonad & Riggs, Druge, L'ncoln, Neb. e e Enocko, e Drugs, Hastings, Neb: ?nwty&chlnn Drugs, Cclambus, Neb. G, DeHl Drugs, Counc | Bluffs, Towa. Have Dell G. Morgan & Co', Drugs, Counil Blufs, Tows. Gus Bckrage, Books, cto., Fremont, w. Turner, Book: . H. Whittlosey, D PC.. Henderson, Gra. Apollinaris Has received at the INTERNATIONAL HEALTH EXHIBITION, LoNpoN, 1884, the HIGHEST AWARD oveR ALL other MINERAL WATERS, NATURAL or ARTIFICIAL, i d Taland, OF atl Grocers, Dyugyists, & Min.Wat, Dealerss BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, H, 8, ATWO0OD, Plattsmouth, Neb, Breeder of thoroughbred and high grade Hereford and Jersey Cattle, And Duroc and Jersey Red Bwine, OMAHA INSTITUTE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL. TOR 7! CrRok!c AxD SURGICAL DiSEASES, The lorgost Modical instituto Weet of DiswAs ronchl ruly P Wi SIRPPLAR 1is, Gloo AND BURGL NSTITL pitol Avenus, - OMAH/ INKER, GG iiiies. SP ECIAL NOTICES, —— R RRNT—New cotlage, full lot, 4 rooms, home, $14. Pallou Bros, 18¢h 8¢, *'809-14 Al ado ertisements in the special columns will b charged at the vate of 10 cents per line for the Arst insertion, and 7 eents per line for each subse- quent insertion: No advertisement will be inserted Tor less than 25 centa or the first time: These advertisements will be inserted in both Morn. ng and Bvening Bditwons, representing a cirewda- fon of over Bight Thousand. This class of adver. *iaements must poritively de paid in advance, " T0 LOAN—MONEY, t once and without delay on 6 or_mmwall amsunte. on time al60 on collatersls, ohattels or promptly, quietly and st the . Apply At the Omaha Finan. cinl Exchange, 1608 Farnam st., upetai 704t M toloan ineume #200 and upwards on first-olase real ostate seourity, Pottor & Cobb, 1616 Farnam st. 719-4¢ NEY T0 LOAN—On real estate security in a a int from $600 to $26,000, at reatonable erest. Nocommissioos charged borrower, ¢ & Co., 8. W. Cor. 16th and Farnam, 688-July2s M SEroxmr L Moxay |11 Money to Loan~0n ohattel securlty by W. R.Croft, room 4, With. nell bullding, N. K, oorner 154n and Harne years of exporlence and careful study of niess of loanin property ve at Inet perf » fystom whereby the publicits usual in such cases 1s done away with,and I am nos in & posltion to moed the demands of ail who become embarrassed and dosire to raise money yand in a quiet mannor. Hotusokeep. professlonal gentlemen, mechanics and otbors this city can obtain advences from $10 to $1,000 on such security as household torniture, planos, ma- chinery, horses, wagons, warehouso rcoeipts, secur- ed noted of hand, ete., Withut removing same frem owners residenoe or piace of business. sdvantages I offer la that any part of an bo pald at any timo which will reduce tho intorest Pro rata and all loans renowed at the original rates of interest, I haveno brokors in connection with my offce, but personally superlotend all my lowns I have private offces connected with my genoral oftioe 8o that customers do iob come in contac with ach other, consequently, waking el transactions strictly pilvate. W. R. Crof, room 4, With bullding, N. . cor. i5th and Harney. V[ ONEY LOANED at 0. ¥, Roed & Co's. Loan offce on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds and all otho rartioles of value, wikhout romeval. Over 1st Natlonal Bank,cornor 1845 sed Farnam, - All businees sirictly confidontial ONEY To loan on chattels, Woolley & Harrlson, Room %0, Omahia National bsuk bullding -t \JONEY TO LOAN—On real estate and chattols V1 . L. Thomas. 72240, ONEY Loaned on ohattels, cut rats, R. R Mnoxeu noughtand sold. A. Forman,218 Siain ONKY TO LOAN In_sums of $800 and upward. 0. F. Davis and Co., Beal Eatate and Loan Agonta, 1606 Farnam S§. 724, —— o nse 10 roows Cass 81, bet. 15th and Farnam. oR RENT A flrst class_cottage, with good 1arge basn;will be forrent an or aboud October Tet. Ine R RENT—House of nine rooms, with barn. north bet 10th and 11th, ford & Soue: 78 1 a ntce ) "0 RxomAROf X thres miles enst of oo 1 1600 on the Republican city hran trade for geueral stock of morchandise and pay | 10 per mwonth. C. . Mayne & Co., | ference cash. Price §2,000. Address R. care O 0518 ' | Bee. B e ® LxASH—Bost unocoupled ground In warohouse house, §7 feet front on Loavenworth \will lease for 99 years, Bod: 78040 quite at Edholm & Ericks.n's, opp P. 0, 806t F N woll and Saunders sts, Inquire 1709 Jackson St. 78811p QR Raxt—A now cottage of & rooms, kitchen, cls. tern, eto, Chioago St, mouth side, first house 48 want a ni Mayne & {JoRSALR—At A morlflos, & new dwelliag_of ten rosms, 1args barn, #wn fall lots, 8 blooka from treet cars; will bo sold cheap on long time. It you pInce at & bareain this 1s & chanos. C.K. V8. W oor. 16%h and F 88211 e b L e S i \OR REXT—A stable for 8 horses one blook south P, depot. Inqulre of M. Les, grocer, nworth, B4nt TORR FOR RENT—O18 8. 100D 8%, Inquito 1698 Jnoki of ) Phipp —Cottage 8 rooms, house 10 rooms. J, Roe, Sow ampbell. 88141 ROOMS FOR KK {OR REXT—O) ot. fine farnished room, 17104 Cuming 98714 {0R RExT—In Nebraska Natlonal bank builds no siiite of two rooms lately occupied y Greene & Brockenridga, econd flook, one room. Apply at bank, 910 {0 RuxT—Ono well furnished tlemen, In Redick’s block, In D. E. Burnott's 218 18th 8t. om for two gen- iro room or at 901-10p JOR RRNT —F logant nowly furnished rooms 16 & Capitol svenue, bith room, gas; 1o hills to climb, (914-15p TANTED—A good furnished room for 83 to £10 per month. Address B, N. C. Beo Office. 917-1¢ 70R RENT = s urnishod rooms, first honse wost of Herald offics on Hamney St. L] 08-16p OR REX southwest corner 15th and Jones St. A large furnished front room 1513 814-11p TANTED—A gult of two or three furnlehed rooms, near bush y 20th. Address, stating terme. J. 0. F., Republican office, 1215p Fe RuxT—Nicely furnished rooms, 2200 Dodge. 7611 0R RENT—Furnished room 1204 Howard stroet R37.10p or RET—Nicely furm'shed front room at 1412 Howard 8t 892-14) OR RENT—Roun with board for two gentlemen in private family, 1618 Capitol Ay 80818 F JOR RINT—Two n'co rooms on $0:h St noar St. Marv’s Ave, Taquire SW cor. 16th and Dodge St. SO0t Jior wext—Furntshed rooms 18.9 Farnam 537 24p 1—-Suite of rosms, 1011 Calltornla St. WANTED FEMALE HELP. W Good girf to help in kitcacn at_ Arcade hotel, 1215 Douglss st, 94d-18p 'Wmnu —A compstant girl, 1813 Webster st. §58-13 1 to do TANTED—A gosd competent German Soitt eneral housework at 1917 Chicago st. Wi W Asten - Gorman ney street. middlo aged colored woman for house sood weies, 102 N. 12thst. 205 18p glrlin fam Iy of two, 807 Har~ 948-18p ANTED—At once, & competent girl for gencral housework, in small and convenient house in family of threo.” Inquire at 932 Park Ave., or 1111 Farnam st. 936t ANTED—Girl at 8, E. cor. 17th and Leavenwerth, 924-10p W Armeo—Gitl to do general housswork. M. Orr, 518 Pleasant St. V7 470 - Fomalo caok at City Hotl. 1914 WAn'nm 3 good female coovs; for private familics; good way 1120 Farnam street. Mrs. 909-10 910.10p Call at 982-10p —A kitchen gitl; good wages. Webster 5t. German girls call at once, BITHL an for gen ral_housework, and . Mrs. Watts,, 509 Pleasant’ St. 0 F" JOR RENT—Unfurnished rooms in Boemer's block Cor. Stnand Howard. 8o0t! T\oR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housceping, in Beemer's block, Cor 8th and Howard 700t sT—Furnished fron with bay win. h St 805.t¢ dow, in a brick houte, 603 . "i Q0R REsT—Large handsomely ®wnizhed rooms, singlo or en-guite; excellent board, 1718 Dodgo. 705t oR RENT—With board, nicely furnished south room, with use of parlor; also gav, and bath. 1409 Jones St. B48-t1 e Rrs— Ploasant room furnished, 1428 Howard st. 2i 1 —June 26th, two connected rooms with board; front room, south-oast. 1914 Webstor. . _837-jly 18p JOR RENT—A front room with bay window; modern improvements, suitablo for 2 gontlomon, South- enct o r 19t aad Farnam St. 450. ENT_ W0 0 0gAnt Omcos 1 Bushmann's 894-t1 ) O torme. $2C0 oasb And 2 yoars’ Hmo on and barn, and a ver; s | trom oar Yiae. . | mentsdown, line, good lobs in_cholos , &t 9150 0 8500 oach, on easy Ames, 1507 Farnam, 014 ARION P1ACH—0 go0d lote In this addition with- 103 bleoks of stroet cars, oAn be had on_ casy W H Green, over 1sh Nat'l Bank. _8o7-tt {10R sALR—$180; seven year old horse, harness and top buegy; borso has boen used as & family horse and is porfeotly swte. $050; 1ot 40x176, In Millard & Oaldwell's addition; balanoe. 85,£00; five acres on Saundors st.. and large houso A very Iargo bargain for ome ono. $4,200; Two stary dwelling on full_lof, on car line. 200; A7 room house on ot 88x186;' good barn, complete place, on ensy torms; 1 blook 100 ft on Poppleton Ave., only® blks from car line, and pear the park; §700 cash and t£0 por month, 000; mew 0 room house on_full lot, one block from Saundersst., and ono block from groen line cars; good barn and a nice house for some one. Lota in Kirkwood to scll or lease. 2,600; tull 1ot on Capitol Hill additior 88106, 0n N. 18th st., wizh 8 houses noar dopot, a% a barga 160 foet on Farnam, near court house. M. F. Soars. M, ¥ Sears, Willimg Blook, 16th and Dodge st 6t {\OR 8ALR —Nico Iots on west Farnam, Dodgo and Daveuport ats., §300 to 8530 por lot. _Ames. 1507 Farna o2 JFgn sAin—By Haalin & Biown, 311 6. 11th St O frou stroet H Houss Lots In 8hir Farm100 acres n Nemaha county, will exchange for merchand'se, Three farms fn Oton county near Syracuso. Land in Stanton county. For rent—6 room cotta, squares from opara hous: nts collected, taxes me. Hawln & Brown d 1ot in South Omaba, near end 13th 1,150, t8 in South Omaha, §2,100, ifornia st., §,000, Teavenworth stroot, er mopth money foaned on 1o 18 11th st 889.11 7R #ALE—In Spiing Hil!, handsome 1oty at 8150 to JF 8005 6% Gown. 2 & motty slx per cent interost. Amos, 1507 Farnam. 92014 TRon sun—Two story brick houte, eoruer lob splendid view, two blocks from stroot cars. Shinu's addition 3,100, $500 down and $15 por mouth. C, E. Mayne & Co., 8. W. cor. 16th aud Farnam 8117 Lots on and near Park Ave., at £1,200 Ams, 1507 Fa' nam, Jor to L £00; easy terms, 1 JFgn ragr—Cottazo & rooms, Davonport near 26t k hotse, 6 roome, Bhinn's additlon, $25. 'wo new ttores on 16th St. C E. Mayne & Co., W. cor. 15th and Farvam, 850 41 lendid suburban acre lots at 07 Fatnam, \0R 8ALW 8150 Yo §200. Amo 926 14 JoR, Rexe-—9 room honse aud. good barn on green car line,$42 per month. For rout—11 room house and large barn on red line, 50 per month, 8,600 —22x52, on Dodge; and brick bullding. Lot 44x120 and 3 story brick block ou Dodgo St.,a a bargaln. 182 foet on N 16th to losse for a term of years. 80 foot {orsalo en Farnam. 160 feet for . good trado and will pay Soars, Williams blook, 15th 407-t1 rt, and Dosge 8t 7 OR #ALK—300 lota with 10 minates walk of Hi ecom park, at $175 to 8250 per lot; small p loog time on balacce. - Ames, 1507 026-14 Farnam, -t} JOR RENT—For MAnGiacYrIng purnoses or b Targo room 44x75, 84 floor, No. 110 8. 14th enqulio skl Dodks sk (A V1 Blminkoay) ’.]v ‘ont farnlshed rooms at 628 south 15th S¢. T13-41 B\an REN T—Furnished largo front room with alcove grate bath, eto., 1716 Cass street. 71648 %5 Rae—Largs tronh room on firsh flocs with or without board; inquire #4 1901 Farnam 8%, W Asmeo—A good woman cook at 1011 Dodges, 7778 Farnam VWV Axrep—Two girla at Doran House, 013 Farni 745tt street, ANTED—1ADY AGENTB—Novelties 1n childrens’ wear. Over 40 new des, Iike them. Sell o5 fast a8 shown agents make €700 montbly. Add: E. H. Campbell & Co., 9 South 611.j1y26 W t5me—Good sirle for hotels, private familie kitct en and laundry work. Call at Omaha Em- ployment Burean, 11:0 Farnam St. 84T Over 1,000 with_stainp. y strect, Chicago, <V o= hree exporlencod women canvassers, €8 per day, guaranteoc; room 7, Hediek biock X "ANTED—First-class dining room girl b the Mot~ ropolitan hotel; none otner need apply. 824-4/ WANTED MALE HELP. ¥, st class. pastry cook at 94711 W A gmmamarro. Address Bt Lonts Hleotrio Lamp Co., 8t Louis for circular, cuts and wmaulur“ sho 11-§ly1 ANTRD —Immediate’ Metropolitan hotel. oandle powor Marsh Eleotrlc Lam p. YV AxTao—A good buker, 1107 Oblcaio st. 908, op ANTRD—A& T8t class Dakor at the Vork Bakoery, York, York county. Nub.; good reforences re: ired. Address Smith & Kriceshaw, York, York cunty, Neb. 811p W YV Axtan-A first class boiler maker; ono that is capable of taking charge of shop. Steady em- ployment will be given. Nono but sober and tem- o men need apply. Fremont Foundry & Ma. 82110 ANTRD—Three A No, 1 traveling men for lowa. Callat once on Joslin & Sackett, 1309 Faram £91-10 Tadies’ and | . Noth- ‘OOMB—With board,desirable for summer. Apply 4 85, Charlos Hotel. 710-4t FORSALE—FARMS. 'R BALK—100 acro farm York Co., Neb. K. M. Battls. York Neb. 837:ly16p JOR BALB—A 000 acre stook and grain farm, all im - roved; four hours' ride from the Omal Yards; seven milos from the oity cf Fremoni rallroad wibhin throo miles; 800 acres under plow, the rest In pasture; board fence, running stream through pasturo; house with ton rooms; will b sld cheapif gold immediately; on terms $o suit. For further particulars inquire of Geo. C. Grodfrey, Fre. mant. Neh 7183uly81 FOR SALE—HOUSES—LOTS, 0r_BALX—A fow choloo lots in Killy Place ard Jerome Park, very chuap. A. Saundors & . opp. postoffice. 980-1 38 fo with house, ot, house 4 rooms, near easy payments. Dallou \OR BALE—D esirable balt | b 1 r Hanecom Park, nico lots at down, loog “time on Tal- auce. Ames. 1507 Farnam. R 8ALN—100x140 feot on 8. 16thSt., house 4 roome, §,200; monthly payments. Full lot, small houze, b-autifal location, S. 12th St., 81,800, §: d monthly payments. C E. Mayne & Co., 15th and Farnam. 87811 F Farnam, OR 8ALE - Acte Iota within 80 minutes drive from opera houso, at §160 to 3200 porac:e. Awse, 150 1 'OR 8ALE—Cboloe residencos in des'rable locations at roasonablo prices and casy terms. Amis, 1607 Farnam, 026-14 " BUSINESS OHANOES, Jror suun—illinery Springfield, Nebra petition. and store fxtures, in £00d chance; 1o com. . Sprirglield, Neb, 040.14p sto Address box JFgR fave—A halt intorest ia o sot of abstra 1hooks. of Douglag county, about one hslf com- dlsted. These books are in the Iste:t improved method and aro rella.lo. Address L G. Boo offce, t T3 ;suxmas cuiasce -About 8500 will buy an estab- lished business, together with lease for ono year of building. This s ' good ba,galn for soms 0ne Address 8, P., Bee office. 8 '0 EXCITANGE— A $3,000 stock of bran now hard- ware, d'roct from the factory , for good Nebraskn crlowa land, For s Choap and beantiful Iots Himebaugh and Pattersos sub-divigion, two miles from city at $160 nd $200 each, on monthly payments of §5 and $10. Per- gons buying hero will bo assisted to. bulld right away osire To Bres., 8178 18th s reef, 800-14 0k 8ALE—A bargain— Cottage home near street, cars, $1400. Ballou Brcs., 817 8 18th st. 899-14 70 8ALM—Beautitul eightly lots, North Omaha, 2 blocks from street cars, $400 and £450 each $50 down, balance 1, 2 aud 3 years. Theso are groat bar- galos, No finer lofs can be bought in the oity. C. E. Mayne & Co,, 5. W. 5th and Farnam, 853-11 'R 83LE—06 foct on in Highland Placo a terms. Tuttle & Allison, 211 south 18th st. ine Co., Fremont, Neb. W Ama=Agonta In every county to_collit for the Mutual Beneflt As:oclation of Omaha,Nob, Call on or address Otto Lobeck, Sccretary and Gen. eral Mansger, 1222 Farnam street. 748augl SITUATIONS WANTED. AxTED—Situation by a lady a5 et nograph operator on ty s wrltcr or caligraph, Aodr E. C., Beo office, 959-11p) By two German glrls, situstion) te do ork.” Gorman Emplojmient Agency, 017 53-11]) THD- -Bituation as sssistant book-kecper, bill sbipping clerk, by & young man with. firsh class referoncos, - Addrots, Young Man, this office. W Axmn ~Widow, of New York City, highly qu ifled, xperi wishe Tamil (plano, org 1 . from 1st of Boptem testimonisls, W. Lock Box 20, Dorc Neb, 06! Adders ANTED—Work by a ycung fcllow, will and_can domost inythinz. Acdress H, G. Beo Office. 95 ng mau of st clags busin y and bist of | , & josition in a mercantile house. G. W. Bzo Offfc 9:2:13p ANTED—A porition us organlst by & young gen- tleman with three years experieace; references. Aadrers, Organist, Beo office. 812:10p MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. 849.jly 15 OB —2Tote, 89X [0 fecton Fayuaw roct, south front, elegant looation, must be sold, W H. Groon, over Ist Nstlonal Bank, _ b0t 7o saun—Largo houso, nowly bullt, o reoms, all modern improvements with § ot, at 1716 Cass st ; Inquire at premises. 7274 160 feet front en Vi avenuo, ono North 10th st. At you wans wour plumos or tips cloaned, 1o Honry Bincere, 1810 Jackson st. BOARDING. YV Ax7H0—-A tow table boarders at£007 Casa st 246-11p PERSONAL, N5 having Infants or ohildren under six. 4. 40 board out, can find good homo ab 107 767-16p ERSONAL - Will be found at, 1609 Davenport gtroet, 1255 experienced nur.o; bostcl'y reforence. 798 18p dyed and curled; first-olats work guaranteed, go 498-J1y 22 $3,600 for H. Green, over 1t Na- 6104 oast front, 60 x 140 foet, rk avenue. §1,600. W. H. Bank, te for halt. W. \OR_SALM.—Corner one block from betwoen 20th and 8lst cheap, edford & Souer, insldo property P FOR SALE MISOELLANEOUS REALE—A gontle drivin; fectly tofo for children: g hol .thel ITnquire at Blue barn on 16th et. 14 I“UR,“LI property, a secticn of good Jand in Address G. N, H., P. 0. box 600, Oma Bert, Neb, 941-18p D '0R 8ALE~—Forty lots for sale on Burt and Cumings | ————— e ~ LOST AND FOUND. $vmvnnol H10LKN —A sorrell maro with ol - | cors,158h At abamnin; or will xchavee foraity | N 60 days. RRSONAL—Mrs. E. M. Hooper. tranco clslrvoyan aud hoallng medium, cver 716 North 16ih 3 66221 R8. BCITRODKR —Clalrvoyant and Magnetic healo (A all pain and disease, 707 N, 16th 8. 487 July 10 . A CHESTERFIRLD—Magnelic physicla, test apd developing medium, over 819 norti 10th a_tj o star o tho forehoad. Findor will recelya libor~ roward by roruru®ig hor to Cumin's & Quinn, gro. 6474 and Chicago stroet ., i RUPTURE CURED, 0 Operation, or useloss truswes Dr. B 3, Moore 243 Wabash ave., Chicago, 1ls., at Omaha every Bend stemp for circular. 400 Jly-22 loather top MISOELLANEOUS, JFon paun—Cue good driviug horwe phiseton, harness otc. Horse s ki driven by ® lady. Addross P. O. F and can o Box €17, ciiy 'np [é cond hand Knabs Plano; 0k BALK OR RENT ~A on, cueap. Apply to 8, R AWARD—A LI tuen 4o Fore, oot of a liyer an reward will bo paid for Bho ro- s dvert slug car, near unfon hroan colored English setter bitch, whioh strayed from the car yesterday morn- ing. 'Auswers to the name of Nellle, 950-11p also a two srated Jacobs, 1118 Famam 8t. AxTED—To buy cheap buckboard or deg cart. Addrass, stating prics, L. Bee office, 957-10p W aston at A, J. Slmp- | 9010p 70k 8ALE—A sccond hand son's, 1409 Dodgest, F Boo office, 'OR RENT—'T'wo gentlomen or gantloman and wite, oan obtaln room and board with a private family nam s desitablo part of the city, = Adaress K. K, 980-1ip WY Axteo-By o gentioman, & largo well turaished, m. Reply, stating terms, A. G., Boe offics, P WAoo tado n road cart for s largo sics pony that will go single, Address W. D, Office. P18-11p \W/ANIED-Every ady in neea of 8 sewing i t0 800 the new Lmproved Amorican No, man & Co. sgente; 220 N 16th. 530kt chin E. Fl FOR «ENT—HOUBES AND LOTS, 6 Chicsgo B blocks from car lino; fine location. Inguire pext door. 815-11p Tlor kmxT—Houte of b rooms, Jok kENT—A buildiog 92364, Inquire at Boston dry goods store, ¥, 10th st, 93ett Jo8 pmr< Chiony, two brckstoros with celisry, and good laostion for dry gocds and Tngrire of J, L, McCague orat 17194, Cumin, tn 1 ulldiog, o pasr r.oms, cash {rnt, 620 Pleataus st, o stery and basement, houe nioe 956 18p {oR RENT—House with 8 roows éth and Welnut Bt lnqu're £, & M. Land office 620 8 18th St 927-11p {08 kuxT—Beven room oottage, good [0:ation. In- quire Cmaha Barbed Wire Co. 8411 use of & roows, modern lwprove ea'table, §60. Ballou Brce, 817 ¥. 13th 89014 Boo | | EF Mo gaLr—Restauraut and bakery in the city of Park located 12 miles 8. W. on U, P. $0the public and can bo rented I gathoringa. , call or addross Paplllion, —Boller and engine, 20 Lorse power boiler d engine, In good running order; want to sell fr the reason (hat they are ot large enough for tho new machibery whic ill put o our row bulldiog oo Haruey St Clarke Bros. & Co. 1ios Dougglas St, 0k 8ALY —Bteam flour mill; capacity 120 bble. per day; elovator capacity, 20,000 bushels; good track facllitics; only mill in Omaha, Will se!) or trade for . W. H. Green, over et National Bavk. "0 PRINTRRS —For eale, the matorlal of a first cla Job avd newepaper office, Addrees John N Hasi- 1.¥, Pawneo City, Neb, 776-10 {0k BALE—A good pl choap, Mis, A. C wood, 1618 Californ t. 7. der. -t A uravs oo band ab » bargalo, No 1 second baad | B carriage phaoton and side bar buggics; also um- | = brellas u REAL ESTATE, | Lwproved and unimproved lands bras) Property. McCsgue, opp postoR ce, Livery stable, 418 soath 15th stroot, Omahs, 802-t¢ O Poycke Bros., Agents. ROOD MARNS—Partlos wishing to purchsse brood asres for ranch purposes please call at Homan's u hoarthurn, , oach by tho doalory B34t HEW BILVKR TAG, 4008 B0b gIVe Tags 1odecmed ab ene cont, JP#rvsx—0n Kikhorn wad Flaite, 7. Murray, 740t \ 'SJUIAW, uw aiLy 1t trult fiayored, tage redoomod f ario cend eaoh Ly the dealors, * Foycke Brow (3 on banjo glven by G K Gellen NETRUCTION 4 1116 Capitol ave. beok vAULTS aud cesspools cleaned 1n an_od A. Evane, 1203 Dodgo st. Duiyy way. lcas O45augip Vi w BiLy redoomed 08 , Agen 0, 1t 4008 0ot talnt the breath, ous ound ash by tho dealors. Py 9 ra ey | EDWARD KUEHL, MAGIITER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDIFIOW LIST, 803 Tsnth strooh, betwera Farnam and Hay oy will, wivh theald of guardia +pltite, obialnin f0F way0ne glance i 4ho aud lowa o ‘cxchangs' for Omaha eidis candiiang XX A e punnl.‘ln.g oa uze, Books A ‘ortook sablsiaotion guaranterd - |