Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 14, 1885, Page 8

TAE DAILY BEE. Tueslay Morning, July 14. LOCAL BREVITIES. ~8urveyor of Customs Campbell has been recsiving bonded goods since June 1, and says that the recelpts are materially increasing. * —Deputy Grobe arrested yesterday morning wo young man, Ryan and Hanlan, who were oaoght in the act of stealing & pair of shoes trom Whtiney's sho store, —Deputy U, 8, Marshal Allan will leave to-day for Osceoln, where he will sell the stock of 1. I, Woods, consisting of about £6,000 or $5,000 worth of goods, which have been at- tached by Monroe 1. Smith, of Chicago. —A manby the name of McMullen living on South Seventoenth street was kicked by a mule at the corral Sunday, He was very baaly injured, sustaining & fracture of bis ocollar bore, His wounds have been dressed, and at Iast accounts he was resting easily, —A horse belonging to Mr, George Ames waa hitched to a post near Fifteenth and Farl nam yesterday morning, suddenly broke away and ran down the street, dragging the hitching post after him, Hs was finally stopped near the corner ‘of Fourteenth and Douglas and returned to his owner, —Whitmore Brothers, of Valley, have con. tracted to furnish the Union Stock Yards company of this city 2,000 tons of hay and the horse railway company 1,000 tons, They have steam power pressos, a sidetrack from the U, I, on their premises, and are about to erect extensive barna for handling and storing this vast product. The hay crop is fast be coming a very important oue in Douglas ocounty. —The boats for the rowing association are beginning to come in one by one and ina short time itis hoped to have all arrange- ments complete for a grand opening, fo which special invitations are to be issued. Florence Lake is beginning to be quite a resort for pleasure parties, and doubtless when the assoclation commences operations, tha place will become greatly more attractive aa a suburban place of retort, —J, H. Daniels, of the U, I, freight audi- tor's office, who has just returned from 8 trip onst, is regaling bis friends here by telling them how he saw Smith, the absconding dry goods merchant and ¥. O. Moies, the ex- manager, at Put-in-Bay, Mich. He says that both of them claimed they were only away from Omaha on a little pleasure trip and de- aired to bs remembered to their many friends in Omaha, —A man liviog in Patterson’s division has made a complaint in the police court and at this office, that two men, peddlers, living in that part of town, had killed and skinned a cow which had been sick for some eight days, and sold the meat which waa horribly tainted, to various people living on the bottoms and in South Omaha. It is said that some of the people who bought the meat were afterwards taken mck, If this be true, somebody ought to be punished, e — Seal of North Carolina Tobacco Is the best. LEGAL LORE. Cases in the District Oourt—General Legal Matters, The case of Wylie D. Clegg 1s atill on trial before Judge Neville. Yesterday the defensa continued the Introduc- tlon of testlmony to show the Insanity of the prisoner. Before Judge Wakeley the caze of Peabody vs. the City of Omaha was taken up yesterday. The oase, an old one of a year and a half standing, s one ir which the plain- tiff demands damages for grading near his property on Fourteenth and Jones, In the county court yesterday John and Julis Flannigan commenced sult sgainst he Continental Insurance company for $500 on a policy on which It is claimed a dofault has been nttemiud. The dam. age- to property for which the payment of insurance s asked, It is alleged, were caused by one of the severe storms which place In the early part of April. Inthe case of Dr. Lanyon against Messrs, C.J. Oanan, John Hitchoook and G. E. Kay, to compel payment of a note of $60, alleged to have been signed by these gentlemen, Judge McCulloch has rendered a declsion In favor of de- fendants. The declslon was based on the ground that the note itself showed forth no consideration, and as no evidence was Introduced to show such conslderation, its validity could not be sustalned in oourt, The caze of Ellza J. D. Peabody va, the clty of Omaha was put on trial yes terday before Judge Wakeley. This suit 1s one brought for the recovery of dam- ages to the extent oi $10,000, caused by ‘reason of the grade established on Four- teenth and Jones streets, whereln plain- tiff avers that her property, lots 1 and 2, block 196, has been rendered almost use- less. She also alleges that Ingress and to and from said property is of the most difficult, dangerous and hazardous nature, Mitchell M, Olark filed his petition in the dlstrict c:urt yesterday, praying to be divorced from Maria J, Olark, his wife, who he charges of holding clandestine meetings with one Willlam Thompson, at saloons and at hls (Olark’s) own house when he was away from home. They ra-ro marrled ou the 15th dsy of January, 06 o ——— STRANGE STORIES. Another “Smothered Sensation” and How it Resulted—Two Hack- men in Trouble, All day, yesterday, thelalr was foll of strange ramors about & hack driver who was eaid to have been killed in the morn- Ing near the Fort by two fellow Jehus The tales were as conflictlng and fncon. slstent as they wero many, and the most thorough investigation falled for a time to elther prove or disprove the truth of them, The true story raps thue: Yesterdsy morning a telephone mes was sage roceived at McShane's livery stable from Maj Croft of rosdhouse fame saying that Geo, Spalding, a hsck driver who worked fer the stable, was introuble, having been engaged in & quarrel in the viclulty of the road house A man was lmmedia ely seut out, with ofticers Bloom and Harigan, Arriving there they fonnd & wice ceordlitlon of affalr ¢Windy Bob,” Puollan and Baby Barnes had besn out al tho road house on the rimpage. They had brcome incenred at the hack driver Spalding because they belicved he hed run Into them about two o'clock in the mornls |:?; the falr groundl.'v'hfl: th o oarriage a party of fast wx;'nn. 1t seems that they immediately followed Spalding to the road house and assaulted him unexpeotedly. He stood up for awhile and severely pummeled Pollan, but when *‘Baby” Barnes’ ele- phantine oaroass hove in sight and he started to ralse his Brobdignaglan fist, Spalding murmured gently, *'I'll see you Iater, love” and slid out. Thwarted In their plans of securlng revenge by pum- meling Spalding, Pollan and Barnes tarned thelr attention to hls hack, and smashed the windows, and broke things up generally, afterwards turning the horses loose. The Inmates of the hack, two young men and two young women, were very much (frightened, but held thelr peace. The two men then turned thelr attention to the road house, and are said to have been engsged for some time In the delightful pastime of throwing all the farnitare out doors. They were soon taken in tow by the po- llce and landed in the olty bastlle. In the meantime the story had leaked out that Spalding, the hack drlver, was missing and nowhere to be found. When the two_ prisoners, there- fore, were arralgned Justloe Anderson frowned upon them as possible murder- ers, and bound them over In the sum of 82,000 to awalt the development of fur- ther evidence. They were remanded to jall and locked by Joe Miller In one of the cellars of ‘‘Murderer’s Row.” Everybody was awalting the findlng of Spalding’s body with breathless intreest, s the only thing necessary to prove that a foul crime had been committed. But all these horrible antlcipations were knocked in the head when Spalding came llmping Into town and explained that he had been hiding for safety. His story Is about as the one related above, except that he claims that was not the cause of Pollan’s mlsfortune. THE OMAHA TROOPS. Arrival of the Soldiers at Orossfield— Morrow to Assume Command. Gen, Breck, adjutant general of the department, has recelved two interesting telegrams from Oapt. Powell, who left here In command of the three companies ordered on Tuesday last to the scene of the Cheyenne difficulty, The first one was recelved Saturday night, and was dated at Wellington, {Kansas, It reads: “Arrlved here in less than 30 hours from time order was recelved at post. Are in excellent spirits; have not had a drunken man on the trip, Extra hard bread with us, Many thanks of com- mand to chief quartermaster for admira- ble arrangements for transportation;about ten miles to camp, POWELL. The next was dated at Crowsfield, Kan- sas, (near Harper) and 1s of not o joyful a tenor as the preceeding one. It will be seen that a soldler’s life in “‘glorious Kansas” s not one of unalloyed ease and comfort. “‘Arrlved here last night about twelve o'clock, There is not a stick of wood to be had here. It must be hauled by wagons or gent on the oars from Harper, nineteen miles distant. No water near the place except at a spring two miles dls- tant, which Is private property. We have to buy water at 25 cents a barrel for hauling to us. It will be hard work to supply twelve or ffteen companles here. We have difficulty in supplying three companies. No tralns beyond Attlca unless extra. PoweLL.” Farther than this, nothing has been heard from the Omoha troops or, in fact, from the scene of the Indian troubles. Col. Morrow, of Fort Sidney, has been ordered to take command of the three companies. Itis understood that the Ninth cavalry has made all preparations to head off the Indians in case they at- tempt to strike the northern trail which leads through Nebraska. This is the usual method of procedure of the Indlans when they get Into trouble, but they will be beautifally headed off in case they at- tempt anything of the kind this time. Gen, Howard, who has been out west for the past several days Inspecting the outlying posts, started Zfrcm Salt Lake this morning and will be in Omaha about ‘Wednesday. o em— POLICE COURT. The Usual Monday Morning Array of Calprits. Judge Stenberg was well oconpied with buslness yesterday morning, as he Is every Monday, and the docket cates were dis- posed of in rapld succession. A. M, Mackay, James Oole and Frank Belden, a trlo of vags, were arralgned as homeless, workless and dangerous trampe, One of them was committed to jall, and the others were ordered to leave the city. Mike Krutte was arralgned on the same old charge of dlsorderly conduct. Mrs. Krute with her small children was resent, and pleaded tearfully for her gfllhlnd’l release, Krutte backed up the pleading of his spouse with unlimited promises of reform and was discharged, Tom Hardy, a negro, was fined $10 and costa for resisting an officer, About 2 o'clock 8nndl{ mornlng Officer Bloom came across him flourlshing his knife, threatening to out everybody into shoe strings. Bloom tried to arrest him where- upon the negro turned upon him and showed fight, He was finally subdued after liberal doses of the club and was taken brulsed and bleeding to the jall, A, Oampbell, likewise drunk and dls- orderly, pald a fine of §5 and costs. C. A. Murray held for a similar charge, was released. Ed Olark, who was charged last week with runnlog off with the wife of a man nomed William Waters, was brought to trial upon the charge and released. Waters, the husband, was arraigned on a charge of beating hls wife, and was held for farther evidence, Thlis case, 1t may be remembered, grew out of the de- sertion of Waters by - his wife, and her aotion In taking a three-year-old child, of whioh Waters sought to retain possession, Sadle MoBride, the only snd notorious, once agaln faced the jodgment bar, to answer toa charge of alsorderly conduct. The judge, takiog Into consideration the fearfn! fact that Sadie bay been In prison slmoat slnce the beginniug of his term of « flice, released her. The overjoyed young woman jnformed the court that ehe was going to leave shortly for New York, and the judge promised to glve her a bonus of § when ehe presented her railroad tlcket as a voucher of her Intention to leave the city. Anus Henry was fined $5 and costs for lotoxicatlcn, — Sadie York and Mary Jones charged with intoxioation were re l-ss2d, while Flora Benson was held for evidence e R Mr, Ellis L. Dierbower and his bride re- turned y esterday morning from a very plesssnt ‘s trip in the east, and are stopping for the present ut the residence of Mr, James E, Boyd, mo; THE DAILY BEE---TUESDAY, JULY{14, 1885 THE MARKET BASKET, The Delicacies to bs Foand in the TLiooal Marts, FISH, In the fresh watar artiole, white fish, trout and baes retall at 15 cents per pound; white plokerel Is selling at 10 cents; oroppie and perch oan be had for 124 oents; catfish sell for 15 cents s pound. Blue fish are very plentiful and bring 20 cents & pound. Fresh Colaum- bla river salmon are worth 25 cents a pound. Fresh mackerel 15 to 20 cents aploce. Hallbut ls worth 25 ocenta, Oodfish tongues are rare, but rotail for 20 cents, MEATS, The best cuts of sirloln sell for 16 cents, ramps and upper part of round steak at 12}, Roasting ribs, firm and juley, can be bought for 10 to 124 cents, Veal is extremely scarce and comes high from 26 to 20 cents, according to the choloeness of the part. Sweet breads can be purchased at 25 cents a palr. Corn beef 18 selling at from 5 to 10 cents, ac- ocording to cuts, Prime leg of muttons oan be had for 12} cents; mutton chops 12} to 16 cents. Ham s a staple artlcle in good demand at 12} cents in bulk, 25 cents allced. Pork 10 to 12} cents. Sausage 10 to 12} cents. Spring lamb is selling for $1 for fore quarter and $1.26 for hind quarterr Spring chlokens are worth from 30 to 40 cents aplece. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, Old potatoes from 850 to $1.00 a bushel. The Colorado and Salt Lake va- rletles are worth $1.10 to $1.25. Paraloy is sold at 60 cents a dozen. Home grown cabbage s bringing from 5 to 10 cents a head, Fresh radishes are selling at three bunches for 10 cents. Cacumbers sell for from 2 to b cents aplece. Fresh home grown lettuce, nearly out of market, Is sold at 35 cents a dozen. Fresh tomatoes are in lively demand at from 156 to 20 cents a pound. Home grown tomstoes will be in market this week, Green peas sell for 45 cents a peck. Marrowfat peas bring 45 cents also, string beaus 5 to 8 cents a quart. ‘Wax beans can be bought for 5 to 8 cents a quart, New potatoes are worth 20 to 30 cents a peck. Green onlons are sell- ing at three bunches for a dime, southern onions three pounds for a quarter. Mint is worth 5 cents a bunch. ~ New turnips retall at 25 cents a peck. Summer equash ara beglnning to come in and sell for 6 to 10 cents each. Car- rots are worth § cents a bundle. FRUITS, The local markets are well stocked in the froit line. California oranges bring from 25 to 50 cents a dozen; Messinas sell from 30 to 40 cents per dozen; ban- anas, fresh and rlpe, are very plentiful and can be bought for 25 to 50 cents a dozen. Black raspberries sell for 20 cents a quart. Gooseberrles are worth 12} cents a quart, currants 12} to 15 cents. Red raspberries 30 cents a quart, blueberries 15 to 20 cents a quart. Californfa frults are in the market, apricots 15 cents a pound, pesches 15 to 20 cents a pound, ;luml and green gages 15 cents a pound. Bartlett pears 15 cents a pound. Watermelons are coming in, selling from 40 to 50 cents aplece. They are of good quality. Southerm peaches, just Im the market, sell for from $1 to $1.75 a box. EGGS AND BUTTER. Eggs have a standard price of 12} cents adozen. Batter, best dairy and cream- ery, Is selling for 20 to 25 cents a pound. —— Smoke Seal of North Carolina To- ACC0, — —— The Indian Problem, OxmauA, Neb., July 11, 1885, To the Editor of the Brk, Did you see those Indlans who passed through our streets Saturday morning? Well, as peaceably as they appeared then, just =0 peaceably you will find them anywhere on the pralrie, if the white man will let them alone. The easlest thing on creation to do In order to clvilize the Indlan, who s no heathen —1s to get him sway from contact with the white man of his wigwam, the Indian sgent and the sutler—disarm him—pun- {sh him— by the white man’s laws, if he {5 found to have promised protection to the cattlemen’s herds, in exchange for arms, ammunition and whisky glven by the latter, The unscrupulous white man of the pralrie keeps the army continually in un- necessary commotion at the expense of the tax payers of the entire country—and only for his own primary benefit—that of etarting up the Indians. ONE WHO KNOWS, —— O, R. Thorpe, Wahoo, N, C. Wilson, Den- ver; W. G, Henneberg, Burlington, are at the Arcade. Dr, Julius Gerth, the recently appointed state veterinarian, accompanied by O, M, Druse of Linoolnwas inthe city yesterday and made a pleasant oall at the Bee office, They are here for the purpose of making the ac- quaintance of the prominent stock owners of the city. NO POISON IN THE PASTRY FOR STRENGTH AND TRUE FRUIT FLAYOR THEY STAND ALONE. PREFARED BY THE Price Baking Powder Co., 2hicy i 8t. Louis, Mo. wAKERS OF Dir. Price’s Cream Raking Powder o Or, Price’s Lupulin Yeast Gems, Hest Dry Hop Yeunst, FOR BALE BY GROCERS. WE MAKE BUT ONE QUALITY, Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, A marvel of purety strongth and wholesomeness. More econt | than the ordinary kinds,and oannod be sold in tion with fhe multitude of low ”“‘I;. Ih‘flfll wol ROVAL, "BAIING FOWDEN 00.. 108 Wall 84; N.¥ Smoke G.H, Mack & Oo’s Cleveland, O., Celebrated Cat Cigar and Excelsior be Il othors, Finest 8 for 250 olear in Americs Cigar Pre-eminent abov Our Cat Does Not Ecratch xcelslor be Cigar above all competition, for sale and controlled by D. W. 8axe and J. W. BeLr, Omaha. L'ncoln, Neb, , Druge, Hastlogs, Neb. Dowty & Chi clumbus, Neb. J. ©. DeHaven, Drugs, Counc | Bluffs, lowa. Dell G. Morgan & Co , Drugs, Council Bluffs, Towa. Gus Schrag#, Books, ete., Fremont, Neb. W. H. Turner, Books, ete., Fremont, Neb. H. H Whittlesey, Drugs, Cretc, Neb. P. C.Hendereon, Grat d Island, Neb. Apollinaris., “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.’:; “ The dangerous qualities of con- Zaminated drinking water are not obviated by the addition of wines 09, spirits.” Medical Officer of Privy Council, England, J ANNUAL SALE, 10 MILLIONS, QF all Grocers, Druggists, & Min. 1War, Deal BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES. OVER 400,000 gm IN USE. Easiest Riding Vebicle mude. Riowss oy with one person at two. The Sprit@s lengthen an Shortenacionding (6 o welght Uiy i ' well apted T i country ronds an Se drivescl Ciured and sold b eading Carringe Duiiers and Doalers. an-—-l good kitchen Ehl, oall at 1014 Wob- stor bt. 116-14p ANTED—GIrls to wait on $able for their board, at Tdeal restaurant, 911 8. 19th 1118 W’Al’vvh—l good farnished room for 88 month. Address B. N, C. Bee Office. 0R RRNT - ¢ urnlahed room, first house wert Her. offics on Harney St. i ANTED_Glrl for genons] housework. Seward (5. Oth “house above King. Mrs. Wright 5-15p W reo—Two competent ghls, 20th Strest one All block South of 8t Bowen. T ANTED = Good glr] for genersl housowork, Ger. man preferred. Apily st rs W, M. irane- baum, £05 South 174 Loavenworth. 1184 St., near ANTED—Gir] for general heusework, 2214 Dou- 1ha stroct, 993-18p ANTED A gult of two or Shree furnished rooms, near businesy, by Joly 95¢h. Address, stating terme. J. 0. F., Republican office. 12:15p F° Fgn 2wty tuen shed Howard 8¢, Fn-_- NT—Rocm with board for two gentiemen in private family, 1618 Capitol Ave. 80818 OR RENT—TWO Dice rooms on TOIh SF., near Sk Mary's Avo. Tnquire W cor. 16th and_Dodge Si. xT—Nicely furnished rooms, 2300 Dodge, 76115 Aroade VW Axpeo—Good girlto help in Kitchen at hotel, 1215 Douglas st 0 VW Axao—A competcnt glrl, 1818 Webstor st. 6681 7AxTrD—A middlo aged colored woman for houso keeping; good wagcs, 108 N, 12thst. 955 18p ANTRD - Gorman girl {n fam Iy of t Dey stroet. 0, 807 Har- '048-13p VY A37e0—A good woman cook at 1611 Dodgs 8¢, TiTH VW Azep—Two gitle at Doran House, 913 Faroam AR T —— . VW An=iany acksrs—Nowolties Tn Tadioy’ and childrens’ wear. Over 40 new designs. Noth. Iike them. Sell ss fash na shown. Over 1, agenta make §700 monthly. Address with stamp. BBy Cumpiall & Oo:; 9 South May wieob, Cioag. y' ANTRD—Threo oxperlenced women canvassers, §0 por day, gukraDteoo; room 7, Redick bk 870t WV Arran_—Firstclase dining room girl at the Met- ropolitan hotel; none otner need apply. §24-4 WANTED MALE HELP. lotmen aud two salesladles at wnn-nm'l‘wo Western Jowelry Co., room 6, Crounse block. o96tT Wunn—A olty ealosman fer & wholomlegrocery 0 0d salary pald for right man. ~Addrow B. B., Boooffice. 99013 Agmmwaxmo, Addrose 8t Lous Elstrio Lamp Co., 88 Louls for ciroular, cuts and terms of tho candlo power Marsh Xlectric Lamp. 811-{ly12 W Arp—Agents fn every county to_sollclt for tho Mutul Bencfit Aseoclation of Omaha,Neb. Call on or addrgss Otto Lobeck, Secretary and' Gen. oral Mans ger, 1392 Farnam street. SITUATIONS WANTED. 'W.xnm_.« situstion by a_sioglo, stoady man as porter, night watchman or_ janitor; goxd re- commendationy. Address H. J. K., Bee offioe,121-14p and wife with two emall on with a farmer. Address 108-14p. AxTED—A poritlon, or any work as gardner, In this city; just arrived from the Fast; experlence of 25 years; references on hand. A. X Beo Offie. 10014p By o young man of first class lusiness nd best of teferances, & position in a G. M. Boo Office, 93218 mercantile hous JFor Rt —Fumiehed rooms 1800 Farnam St 587 Up 'R REXT— Unturnished rooms In Beemer's blook Cor. §th and How: {0R rxT—Furnished ght_ houseeping, i Beomer's block, Cor Sth and Howard 790t {1 0r ResT—Furnished frand room, with bay win. ' dow, in brick houre, 805 N. 134h St. 805t (0% RRsT —Largo 7numm.‘7fl{m rniehed rooms, singlo or an-guite; exceilont board, 1715 Dodge. ot 0k RENT—With boa room, with use of Jones St. T3 R Flaasant room Taralshed, 1428 Howard 3 4 7=t nicely furnished _south parlor; also gae, and bath, 1400 4.1 R RANT—June 25th, two_oconnected rooms with board; tront room, south-east. 1914 Webster. ki i 857-jly 18p. Fo: REXT—A front room with bay window; modern improvements, suitable for 2 gentlomen, South- enst corpor 10t _and Farnam St. 450-t1 Fonu 43 TV0 @ egant omoes n Busbmann's blook. [[OR RRNT~For manufac*uring purnoses or hall, argo room 44x75, 8 floor, No. 110 8. 14th sb.. enquire at 1409 Dodge st. A. J, Simpson, e I Ok RRNT ~Centrally located furnished rooms at 628 south 15th eIt o wmer—Faralhod arge front oom with alcove grato bath, eto., 1716 Caass stroet., 71640 ~Tn Epring Hill, handsome 1sts at §160 to down, 85 amonth, six por cont interest. Amos, 1507 Farnam. 92014 {OM BALA~Two #ory brick house, corner Job splendid view, two blocks from stroeh cars. Shina's addition $3,100. $500 down and 15 per month, 0. K. Mayne & Co., 8. W. cor. 10th anl Farnam 881-17 {0R SALR—Lote on and near Park Ave., ab §1,900 1o $1,600; oaty Sermn. - Ames, 1607 Farmam. Jga sun - Splendid snburban acro lote at 8150 o §200. Ames, 1607 Farnam. 916.14 JCR, Ruxe-—0 oom house aad good barn on groen ear on Dodge; and briok ballding, 8 story brick block on Dodge St.,a 182 foet on N 16th to lease for a term of yoara. 80 feot {or alo on Farnam. aam. , K0od trade and will pay " Soars, Williams blook, 16th R 407 ALR 800 lote with 10 minates walk of Han. om park, at $170 to $250 per lot; small pay= ments down, loog time om balance. Ames,1507 o Fonaisote Hamom Tark, nice lots 8t $660 to $850 each; 1-8 down, loog time on tale ance, Amens 1507 Farnam. 2 Fl\l SALR - Acre lobs within 80 minutes drive from op er house, at 160 40 $100 por acic. Ames, 1507 Farnam, 920 14 {10k SALR—Cholce resldences In des'rablo locations At ronsonable pricos and easy terms. Ames, 1507 Farnam, 920-14 BUSINESS OHANOES. J7 R #Aun— Steam floue mill; capacity 190 bbls, pee day; elevator oapacity, 20,000 bushels; good track llitics; only mill in Omaha, Will goll of trade for Froperty. Valued at 20,000 W. H. Green, over 11t National Bank. 7050 TFgpsAus~0no of the heat rea ] grocery atand fn the city, cloan stock, estallished trade. Keaton for selling other husiness. Address Retwl Girocer. care Beoe Office. 101-14p ot pexrTarge tront roo on first floor with or without board; inquiro #4 1001 Farnam St With board, desirable for summer, Apply Charles Hotol. 1 FORSALE—FARMS, P‘(m SALE—160 acro farm York Co. Batt's, York Neb. Neb. ¥, Ll 837:41y1 OR BALR—A 60 acro stook and gratn farm, !l fm- our hours' ride from the Omaba 8took of Fromout; two 00 acres under plow, enoe, running stream through pasture; house with ten rooms; will bo & /1d chcap if gold immediately; rms o suit. For further particulars inquire of Geo. C. Grodtrey, Fre- mont, Neb. 7183uly81 " FOR SALE--HOUSES—LOTS. 70R sALE—A few choice lots In Kilby Place Jerowe Park, very chesp. A. Saunders & C Paxton. o acd MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, ANTRD=2 or 8 unfurnished family. W, carc B . rooms for a small c. 928-18)) ANTED—T'wo or three furnished rooms }Ol 1 Kh; (Bousckeepiug. Address 4. D. C., Boo ofio. it ANTED —A sheppard dog, 5 or 6 months cld. Elack and tan prefered.” Apply from 10to 12 at Nebraska Implement Co, 14th and Hamey, good price. 11918 VW Axten—4 turnishod room,in plearant locality, where no questions will be asked, by & lady who is occupied and who can furnish good reference, Ad- dress X. Y. Z city P. O. 104-15p ANTED—Vecal and instrumental scholars at ALt California st. Miss L F. Chambarlain, 72-17p WAHT!.D—lvery ady In need ot & sowing m: chine, to see the new Improved Amorican No, P. E. Flodman & Co. agents; 220 N 16th. 8304t FOR «ENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, or xExT—Houto of 5 rooms, 2420 Chioego Bt., 2 blocks trom car line; fine location. Inguire next door.. 873-13p R RENT—Three 6 room cottages with cistern and out houses, Inquire at 10215 16th st, south of Masson st. 4 122-10p ok RENT—House on Chic: 0 8t., between 14th and 15t Ste, John Swift. 114-14p TR A thros story busiuore block on Far- nam stroet. Inqulre at McCegue's, opp. post- office, §03-18 oy e —conventent to busincss, § room house, £0th and 8t. Mary's ayenue, $30 per month. E. 957.15p Fearon, 12th and Farnam, $12.50 & month. treet. 99813 OR REXT—A 3 room ©)tta; Warren Switzler, 218 8. 1. Jcr paxr ~House with 8 roou, calar. lard and Soft water, 810 per month, cor 16th & Pacific, House of 5 rooms, 3 closets and pantry, 8. 16th e, bet. Center and Dorcas; soft water; $10 per woath, co W. H. Greeo, over o8 P o or 4 ots Matien Placerwil trads tor resia L and pay differencoln cas:, 1+t National Baok.. R SALN—3Y foot on Cuming between 19th and 20th with house, 82,700. Bedford & Souer. 717t 1t 1ot, house 4 roomws, near 00; easy payments. Ballou §09-14 oR sALE—Desirabla school, \OR SALE —A bar, in— Cottage home near street. cars, $140. Ballou Bre 917 8,18th st. 59914 OR 841506 foot on Farnam nor 9th; also lots in Highland Placo and Jerome Park, on eay terms. Tuttle & Allison, 211 south 18th st. 849.ly 15 JOR BALE.— 2 lots, 06 x 140 fecton Farnam street, south {ront, elegant location, must be gold, W. H. Green, over s Natlonal Bank. 509.t1 Fonsu.u_v,..gflmi.ef newly bullt, 9 reoms, all modorn improvoments with § of, a4 1716 Cass st ; Inquiro at premises. 7274 1a avenue, ono ave. §8,600 for all, or $1,800 for half. W. H. Green, over et Na- tional Bank. b '0R 8ALE~Forty lots for gale on Burt and Cumings between 20th and 31st cheap, inside property edford & Souer, 720 tf FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Ffi ALE—Lunch room In_geod location, Apply at No, 504 North 16th8t. 110 18p 0k 8ALB—A new single harness for half cott pric 1419 Dodge street. 904-14p. 0k 8ALR—A choico lot of fresh milk cows, 25th sud California. 971-17p 'OR BALE OR RENT—A gocond hand Knabe Piano; also o two seated wagon, cneap. Apply to 8. Jacobs, 1118 Farnam St. 992.16p J0h phin—Restaurant and bakery in the city of Lincoln, at 1235 O etrect, a two year leago on & good brick bl 1din. A cowplete bakery in every re- Epect, with a good wagon, good route snd o first- clusa restaurant trace. Good reasons for sellig. J. E. Crook, 12850 street, Lincoln, Neb, 89517 cellar, wash 974:17p Fon RENT—Cheap store, 811 N, 16th street. 976-17p 'or_mENT—Houss with 6 rooms, house, 508 . 28d st. H. T. Voss. SPECIAL NOTICES. AU adv ertisements i the special columns will be charged at the rate of 10 cents per line for the first insertion, and 7 centa per line for each subc- quent insertion: No advertisement will be inserted for less than 25 centa or the first time: These advertisements will be inserted in both Morn- ng and Evening Edvtions, representing a ciroula- tion of over Eight Thousand. This class of adver- tisements must positively be paid in advance, TO LOAN—MONEY, ON¥Y T0 L0AN—In sums of $10 030 and upward, on_#his* class business city property, for 6 per cent, Noc mmiesions of any Kind charged. O, . Davls, Special Loan sgent N, W. M. Lito Ins. Co,, 1505 Farnam street, 983aug10 ONRY 10 10AN—At once and without delay on real eetato, in large or small amounts. on time 10 suit. Loans made also on collaterals, obattels or any good security, prompily, quietly and st the lowest possiblo rat:s. Apply &t the Omaha Finan. cial Exchange, 1608 Farnam et., upstairs. 704t oNNY to loan in sums $200 and upwards on first-clasa real estate security. Potter & Cobb, 1616 Farnam st. 719-48 ONEY 10 10AN—On real estate security In_any ‘amount from 8500 to $26,(00, at reatonsble rates of interest. Nocommiseio' 8 charged borrower. 0. E. Mayne &Co., 8. W, Cor, 16th and Farnam. 638 July28 Fer RENT—Barn, 1707 Cass streot. 986.17p J70R RENT—A building ¥2x64. Inquire ab Boston dry goods store, &, 10th et, 036t1 \OR RENT ~ Chetp, two brick storcs with cellars, and good looatiwn for dry o ds and restaurant ingrire of J. L. McCague orat 171vj, Cuming strect in Lullding, 04814 nine 18p. R §ENT—-%0us) of 8 rooms, modern improve- wweuts, Ces rable, §30, Ballou B.cs, 817 8. 13th 99 14 0R RENT—Two story and | asement, hou e roome, ¢ . 1 int, 626 Pletans st 50 8t oR RENT —New cot aze, full lot, 4 rooms, & nico home, $14. Fallou Bros, 317 8 18th St. '£09-14 on ket Brick bouse 10 rooms Cass St., het. 14tb aud 15th; $40 por month, O, E. Mayne & Co., 16th and Farnam. £05.18 o nexT—A first class_cottage, with good largo ba 1w 11 be forrens on or abous October 1st. In- quire o Edholm & Ericks 1, opp P. 0. 800i4 OR kINT—A Dew cottage of 4 room tern, etc, Chioago St., south West from 25th St. Inquire on promises bet. 6 and 8 a'clock any evening, Thos MoGovern. 80A-15p o RANT—A etablo for 8 horses ono block routh of the U, P. depot. Inquire of M, Lec, gracer, 222 Leavenworth. . TR 7Ok YOR RENT—018 8. 10th 8t Inqul.c 1628 on t. 08 RENT—Cott Phipp) Roe, , kitchen, o's- o, first house 6 rooms, bouse 10 rooms. J. ard and Campbell 88141 11 Monoy to Loan-On chiattel sccurlty by W. R. Croft, ¥oom 4, With- oell bullding, N. E. cornor 15tn and Harney ' After years of experionce and a careful study of the busl- eas of loaning money on personal praperty, I have At last perfectod a system wh ho publicita Gsual i such cases 18 dono away with,and I sm nos n & position to meet the demands of ail » ho become tomporarily embarrassed snd dosire to raise money without delay and in & quict manner, Housekeep- e, profeseional gentleumcn, mechanios and others this oity can obtain advences from £10 to §1,000 on such security a8 houschold toroiture, plancs, ma- ohinory, horscs, wagons, warchoso reccipts, secur- od notes of hand, «te., withiut iem viug eame trom ownors residence o piace of busin's. Upo of the dvantag ¢ 15 that any yert of any losa can d at any 1150 which will foduce the interest and &'l lans repewed ut the orlginel rates . L hsaveno brokers in counecticn with uperiutend sll wy 10i0s, connec'ed with keueral ot with ntly wakicy all transy tovs R. "Croft, room 4, Witbhnell h snd Harney. 698-Jly- 6 ONNY | MONEY | | MONMY i office £0 tha ¢ onch other, consey strictly pivate. W bullding, N. E. cor, 16 ONEY LOANED at U, F. Rood & Co's. Loan office M on o , 1auos, horses, Wagous, personal propexty of all kinds and xil_othe ratloles of value, llt{out remeval. Over [+ National Bank,corner 188h snd Fornam. ~ All buslass siriotly confidontial e e ) ONLY To loan on chattels, Woolley & Harrison, Room £0, Omaba National bank bullding 721 tf B v ONEY TO LOAN—On rcai ostate and chattols M . L Thomas 72248, M ONEY 70 LOAN Ia sums of £600 and spward M0 F. Davie and Co., Esal Eviate sad Losn Agonts, 1606 Farnsm 84, 1244 WAN I'ICI') FEMALE HELP, YV so—abls wirhlog gond placca n hotels, pri- vate familics, cooks, divin girls, | {tchen, dry work’ etc., can alwaya§find ¢ od plac & Aweg 8. §9, 34,50, #4 aud 85 per wick. * Call a Kuiplo) nient Bureau, 1120 Faruam st ! ONEY Loaned on ohattels, cut rat), R R vlokete oought and sold. A. Foruan, 2135, 134 84 It W esm_um to do kitehen woik Apply b the jozzene, 13- ROOMS FOK RENT, on RENT- fury dshed roow €17 N. Lith St., betwoen Chicago aud Case St. 115-14p ol RENT—T leasant furnished yoome, st 1118 6th 8t hetween Pacifo snd Plero:, 106 18p 0 a8 051 0p at @ 1 on wENT— Dot abls furnlehed room, modern fme Fproventonte, 174 apitol Ave. 99918 Jackl | 1 76040 o saLE—Boller and engine, 20 horse power boiler snd engine, In good running order; want to sell for the reason tbat they are not large enough for the new machinery which we will put Inro our rew bullding on Harney St Clarko Bros. & Go., 1408 Douglas St. a7t Calder- cheap, Mrs, A. 3 712-t1 |in Neb, [ Bt Jgp wan—A fancy storo,well established 219 N. 10th 8t 10216 OR ExCHANGR—* stock of nloe clean hooks and stationa invoicing $2,000, to exchange for land Address, Pox 2¢6, Des Mol Tow FFenspi-An entablined business; emal cash capital required; golr s into other Dusinese. Ad= dress *gavage,” Beo ofiice. 080-14)) {0R saLX—Milllnory stock and storo Gxtures, In Springfivld Nebrasks; & good chance; no com. potition. Address box 184, Sprir gfield, Nob, 0014 Jron panA balt interast 12 o sot of abatract books. of Douglas couaty, about one halt com- 1loted. Those books aro in the Iate:t improved mothod aud ara rellasle. Address L G. Boe offoe. ver ~About 8500 will buy an est: ), together with lease for one year of building. This s a good baigaln for somo ‘ono Address 5, Boae office. 818t 0 RACIANGE—A $3,000 stock of bran now hard- ware, direct from tho factory, for good Nebraska or Towa land. For sale—Cheap and beatiful lots Himebaugh and Patterson's Sub-division, two miles from city at §160 and $200 each, onmonthly payments of 85 and §10. Por- sons buying here will be assisted to bulld right away 1t dosired. To rent—Four eplendid offices. 53-tf R.C. PATTERSON, 18th and Farnam St. PERSONAL, IRasoNs having infants or children under six years. $0 board out, can find a good homo at 107 North 10th st. 767-16p A e towe—¥or ladies durlog confinement. Correspondence confidentlal. - Adaress Lock Box £39, Linc: I, Ne 995-Aug 12p RRSONAL - Will be found at 15(9 Davenport street, ‘an experienced nur.c; best cify referenco. 768 10p At you want vour plumos or tips cloaned, dyod and curled; first-class work guaranteed, g0 to Henry Sincere, 1810 Jackson st. 493-jly 22 RRSONAL—Mrs. E. M. Hooper. trance olalrvoyan and heallug modium, over 716 North m{‘.’s 662-121 M2, 2ouzopra—dlairvogant and Magnetic healo Locates all pain and digonse, 707 N, 16th 8b. 437 July 19 . A CHESTRRPIRLD —Magneto physiclan, test and doveloping medium, over 619 norkh 1031 8 s 668 LOST AND FOUND. TRAVED OR STOLEN—From 16th st., bet. Farnam and Douglas, bet. 10 and 118, m., Enfurday, & chiesnut_sorrel horse, whito star 1o forehead, mano on left side and left hind leg white; hiad on saddlo. Adaress with Information or return to and receive roward, C, E, Btrykor, NE Cor 15thand South et., clty 2813p 08T - Black and tan colley pup, 6 months old, _4g5 rewacd for safe roturn to £23'S, 20 8t. 118-18 os1—A. small black i k umbrella with carved box wood handle; suitable reward for ita return t0 Charles Bhiverick's furnl.ure store. 970.14 sorrell maro with TRAY KD OR STOLE hito star In the forel Findor aill recelv on o= T reward by roruralog her to Cumin's & Q: 3th and Chicago stre RUPTURE CURE K10+ ©_Operation, or useloss trusses Dr. M. M. Moore 248 Wabash ave., Chicago, 11ls., at Omaha overy 00 days. Bend stamp for circular. 499-ly-22 A s on hand at a bargaln, No 1 second hand ‘carriago phacton and side bar buggies; also um- brellas and sunshades, s 1409-1411 Dodge HLHDB u REAL ESTATE. =10m8—Clov. land place within 4 blocks of the car live and within two mortks cars will run frout of property. Will scll or will tr property and pay differcucs in vi tios having now property over Ist Natic d’ g cure Groen. 12748 j OR 8ALE—The cheapest lots in the olty, two blocks west of Park Avenuc and one block south t worth. ~Pr m five bundred fif- £y to eix hundred i ¢ purckasers, thir eon lof daye. Sord your add Block, snd owner of lots youtho lots. G. I’ Stehbi freo of ust be fold within ten to room 81, Arliogion 11 call on you 'and show. 11218p o 8ALE—Fine large 2 story house, 8 rooms, gas and chandellers, city water upstairs and down, 11, oistern, shade, 'etc, 6 blocks frem postoffico, 0 | est bargain in Owaha, §3,800. TLargo 2¢tory 9 room house; bot and cold water, mentle and gra es, eanitary wator eto, 6 tlocks from postoffice. A Mary's Ave.. on $0th Throo oholce lots in Two s ood lots on 20th and Clark st Nioe corner lot in Parker's add., 85:0 idid 1ot on Faroam street, 81 260, Houses and lots In all parts ef the city on very ensy | uyments; money to loan, 6 housos to rent; ch fco acre propeity for salo W, G. Shriver, Opp. Postofice, 941-18 OR RXCIANGK - Improved and unimproved lands in Nebrasks and lowa to oxchange for Omaha property. gue, opp postort ce. 8ou 7 o ki1 T private fanily, jleasant, furolshed roow, with breakfast, it desired, €12 Bou b Ave 100015 sued front room, sulta- ,614 N, 16th st. 991 14p Mok nesT—IHandsomely furnished rcoms, Cayltal Ave 991 Feau X e all ¢ TOR RE fut front room: now resider ce; 1 0dern CBYA 1eNCes; terws reatouable, 635 Fleasaut strect. £66.16p Aok RET—Two suites of rocws, three to oach suite, 1419 Dodge street, £ext door to Erickson's jowelry atore 986-14p _ Tow menT—Fornisted or unfurnished roow Feid streot. 3 262-14p ok wrNT - Eulte of newly Califo nia st E. D, Van C 1704 17 1 rooms, furni-hed; a'#0 & riviléga of b-ta, drug_store (R oR kENT—¥urnished F00m, 10:h snd Douglav, and sott water, 1112 5, 1ith o o puar—oue st o furnished rcom, 1719, Mok kENT—To Nebrasks Natlonal bank buil iings 15t -or, one suite of two roows latsly ovcupicd by Greene & Breckenti becond 807, ope I rocm. Apply at bas 9) K Wiy furnensd r oms 10 00m, gaé; 19 hills to cliub. {914-15p OR RENT D loganl Capltol svenug, b o Lusan—ost unoooupled groundn the by tfor ‘warehouse house,57 fect front on Leavenworth , north bet 10th and 11th, will lease for 99 yor ford & Souer, ALk —AL proporty, o seclicn of i Adaress G. N, H., P. 0. box w0, good lobs 1o choles 0 0 $340 esch, on easy 096 14 -6 good lote 1n this addition with. 1 stroot cars, can be had on easy i Nat'l Bank. 82741 \LITER! rms, W H Green, over NG KALH—§180; seven year CId op busgy; horee bas been used aud 18 perf otly st 0;1ut 463175, in Millard & Cald 0 cash sud 2 years' (lwe on balance. 5, 00; five aores on Saunders st.. and lsrge house aud barn, A very lorge bargain for some tory dwellii g on full lob, o house on lot 88x1 o place, on oAy Gan and fawdly horse 's addition; car line good barn, os; 1 blook from oar lin 100 1t on Poppleton Ave,, only2 blka from ear line, and vear the park; #7100 and €0 per month #00; now 9 room house on full lo, oo tron saundersit., and oze block from' greeu I ; good barn and nico house (0r 80WG VB, in Kirkwood t0 sell oF lcase. 0; full lot o Cayit ol Hill addition. ,on N, 18th b, with 8 Louses near depot, &t & bargaln 160 foet on Farnam, uoar court house, M F. Boars M. ¥, Sears, Williaus Slook, 16th and Dodge st. Biott 2o K Faroam, & ~Nice lom 0n weet Farosm, Dodgoe and e, 8300 42 00 por 01, A, 1637 MISCELLANEOUS, TURST cLASS Short Hand writers furnished on short notice free of charge; 818> type writers to rent by ihe morth. I pay cash for information of vacancies, Stenographers wishing to better thelr condition should write me, J. B. Hoynes, Box 025, U 117 Neb. 18 sy AKING—Tadios wishing the servicos of & t clas dres.maker, app'y at 1143 N 18th st. Perfect fit guarantecd. 120.16p 111, TRADE—1 ino bleiclo fora good horse, ade dress B. ., Beo offica, Council Biuffs, 9051 uw U, P. Park locatod 12 milos B W. on U, P. can be rented nd socal gathorings clal rates for flvens For terus, ol or add Papillion, Neb. 8p mares for ranch purpos Livery stable, 418 soath 1. W BILVRR 7AG, d0ce n0b gIve you hosrt-hurn, Tags rodecmod ab oo cent, each by the dealors Payoko Broa., Agents. a1 P AeroRa—0n Eikhorn wna Piawe. . Murray, § 740-41 s oomod t «ne centeach by tho dealers, ' Poycke Hros, sgents. 05841 HEW SILVER TAG, Its frult Savorod, tags af NHTRUOTION 0 beck, at 1116 Piivy vAULTE and ecxipo0's cleaned 10 an oderless way. A Evaus, 1203 D.dgo st. 945augTp hanfo glven by @ E Gellen vitol ave 450-41 (i Buuraa tas, 1t doesnob talnt the broath, tage 'redecmod at oue coab ach by the dealers. Peycl Bros , Agents. LrxY OMAHA INSTITUT 1 A . = FOR THE TREATNENT OF ALL CHRONIC AND SURGICAL DISEASES. The largest Medical institute West of Mississippl Rivers tlon of patients, Th Ko PRIVATE PRIVATE, B it marks b0 il lettors to INBTITU Py 1 ND BURGICAL 1ath Hirect, Cornor of Capligl Avenus, « OMAML