Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 15, 1885, Page 8

8 TRAE DAILY BEE. Wedneslay Morning, July 16. LOOAL BREVITIES. The cases of Mesers, Behm, Kaufman and T.eeder, who are charged with bribery, will be taken up in the district court next week, be- ginning next Tnesday. Thomas Nolan, the ex-agent of the Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific railways, will leave to-day for Chicago whither he has been called by the report of the very serious illneas of his sister. —Officer Lowrey took up to police head- quarters Monday night, a law book which was found on the corner of Sixteenth and Far- nam, evidently having bsen droppsd by seme enterprising barrister, —A pair of burglars broke in the front win- dow of T. N. Bray's shoe store about 4 o’clock yestorday morning, but only secured two shoes, not mates, as Mr. Bray who heard the nolse naturally protested against further proceedings. —Loud complaints are being made by the people resident in the vicinity of the Nail- ‘works that they are continually annoyed and disturbed, and deprived of rest and sleep by the blowing of the whistles of the factory during the mght., —In the police court yesterday no busi- mess of importancs was transacted, A few drunks were arraigned and some discharged. G, N, Smith, arrested at the instance of his wife for raising a disturbance, gave bonds and his case was continued, ~-In Justice Anderson’s court Monday Frank Stater was arraigned for bastardy, at complaint of his viotim, Salina Johnson, The case was compromised by Stater, who paid the girl 8800, $200 in cash and a §600 note. Both parties live on the bottoms, —The case of Dr, W. H. Lanyon against ©. J. Canan, G. B, Kay and J. G, Hitchcook, for the recovery of the value of a note given by the latter partios, which was declded against the plaintiff in the county coart, and mentioned in_yesterday’s Bee, will be ap- pealed, . —A man by the name of Ritchard came up to polico headquarters yesterday and sai that some thief or thieves had been commit. ting extensive depredations out at the stock- yards Monday night. Several houses had been gone through and a large amount of valu- ables taken, In one place $30 in cash was stolen, —Mr. James C. Courts, secretary of the Tndian commission, who arrived in the city yesterday, says that he met Gen. Sheridan in Kansas City on his way to the Indian terri- tory tc take charge of the Indian campaign, in case thereisto be any, The old veteran is in good fighting trim and expresses determi- nation to bring the redskins to terma in very short order, if they are disposed tobe war like, —A communication has beeen received at the Bk office too late to print in full, stating that the article which appeared in Monday morning’s BEE with reference to the keeper of Hanscom park selling water at ten cents a elass, is not true. This communication is vouched for by C. S. Goodrich, Fdward Leeder and Charles Kendall, The reason that there was no handle on the pump Sun- day was that it had been broken a day or so before, For a long time Mr, McDonald car- ried water from a distance, and supplied the people at the park, but after a while the sup- ply gaveout. That he sold any water, he emphatically denies, —Dennis Sheedy, of Kansas City, has jus sold to William Paxton, of thiscity, his en- tire 7 U” brand, consisting of about 22,000 head of range cattle, 2,600 calves, besides a number of bulls, ponies, for $500.000 cash. The cattle are to be counted at a given price per head, and the total will amount toabout $500,000. In addition, it is sald that Paxton gets all the ranche buildings,wagons, harness, 1,100 acres of hay land, and everything con- nected with the ranche, The Sheedy ranche adjoins the Ogallala Land and Cattle com- pany property on the west and the two will be thrown into one, which will be one of the argest in the world, —A laughable little incident occurred at the telephone office Sundsy evening. The night operator was dozing in his chair, busi- ness being somewhat slack, when whang went the gong and he hastened to answer the call, Ashe put the phone to his ear, the gentle whieper of a lady’s voice was heard, She did not condescend to give her number, but in ® modest tone said: “Please give me the Mil- 1ard hotel,” The operator staggered for a mo- ment, but finally rallied and remarked that he would send it up iu a baeket in a few min- utes, He hung up the phone and seated him- solf again, A few minutes elapsed when the gong went off again, and upon answering the call the operator was dumbfounded to hear tho same sweet voice request him to give her the Bk office, He politely informed her that he would give her the earth and have it fenced in for her in the morning. He heard 1o more, C— The McUook Failure. Assistant United States District Attor- ney Bartlett returned yesterdsy from McCOook, where he has been since Thurs- day last investigating the failure at Mec- Qook of Latourette, the hardware mer- chant, who was reported last week as having failed. His debts are something like $20,000, while his assets are at pres- ent indeterminable, Latourette, for sev- eral months prior to his failure, had been dolng business as our own late beloved Loyal L. Smith did—buying largely on credit and pa) \ng no blils, Hesold his stock of Lo , worth about $8,000, to some of hi hlendl for $4,000 just before his departure, Last night he was cap- tured with his wife near McCook, and was taken down to Indlanola, where he has had his preliminary hearing, Mr. Bartlett commenced attachment proceedings sgainst Lotourette In faver of four Omaha firms, Lee, Fried & Co., the Omahs Barb Wire Works, Parlin, Orendorf & Martin, and Edney & Glbbon, o — A Pathetic Letter, The memory of the Unlon Pacific wreck at Mercer on July 3 1s still fresh {n the minds of the public. A man by +he name of Goolsby who was stealing & ride at the time was killed, and Coroner Drexel has just recelved the following letter from the sister of the unfortunate: Lirrie Rock, Ark.,, July 9.—Mpe, Drexel — With & broken heart and trembling hand I will try to answer your letter. Mr. Guolsby was my own dear brother, the baby of eleven children and the idolized one uf the family, Qur poor mother s 70 years of sge, and she can hardly give him up, We would like to know all about his death, and whether he was buried d-untl; Please tell me all you can. His mother is almost crazy and can't write, My brother left Little Rook on the 10th of March well, and in fine spirl 1d1d not hear from him but once. He wrote on the 14th of June, and said he was well and at work. My brother al- ways had s hard time. Father died when he was only five years old, and he has had mother and thres of his slsters to take care of untll the last five yaars, 1l marrled, but are poor, and have his body brought home. d his papers and clothing to mo |f he had any. He always traveled | &7 with a small vallse and but few clothes, but a small plece would be preclous. Please have his name on the head-board, *‘John Washington OCoolsby, 24 yoars, one month, eight da) With thanks for your troubls‘ and promises of recard, I am, l‘elpeuflnlly, FANNIE ADAMS, THE INDIAN SCARE. Information Received at Headquar- ters that it is Sabsiding— The Scare at Ugallala, “1 think,” sasid Adjatant General Breck to a reporter yesterda, ‘‘that the Indlan excitement in Kansss and the reglon which has been torrorized by the recent soare, ls subsiding. It Is the gen- eral feellng among milltary men that there I8 no more ;trouble to be antlcl- pated from the Cheyennes. Asproof of this, 1 have recelved telegrams from Gen. Schofield at Chleago saying that the six companles of the Sixth Infantry which we were holding at Fort Douglas in readiness in case they should be wanted in the south, need not be sent, as the trouble Is subslding, and the Cheyennes are becoming more manageable. 1 think there Is no further danger to be appre- hended. Gen. Morrow passed thro_ugh the city this morning on his way to Kan- sas to assume command of the troops which were dlspatched from this depart- ment.” This s encouraging news and will be raceived with joy by those in whose minds existed grave apprehensions of rlous trouble with the Cheyennes—per— haps a repetition of somejof the horrible -ceneu of carnage and massacre of former ln this connection 1t might be men- t'oned that Gen, Breck recelved Mon- day from en, Hatch, In com- mand of the Ninth elulq at Ogallala, the news that some of the settlersin that vicinity were coming Into town ter- rorized by the report that the redskins were on the warpath and were whooping Into Nebraska at the rate of a mile a minute. A telegram was at once sent to Gen. Schofield, who replied that he had carefully examined the situation, and found that all such fears were gaoundless, as there was reason to belleve that the Indians could or would attempt to pass the troops frontlng them in southern Kansas., This Information has been communicated to Gen., Hatch at Ogallala, and he has published the r port. The excitement is subsiding and doubtless withia another twenty-four hours the settlera who have sought the protection of Ogallala will flock back to their homes and thelr farms ashamed of themselves for having allowed such a feeling of panlc to seize them, The fact of the matter Is, that 1f the Cheyennes and their allles attempt to strlke the northern trall and flock Inte Nebrask they will be instantly headed off by the Ninth cavalry, which is composed of the very best fightlng material and can give the Indlans a warm reception and a speedy repulse. Thagantlnmant at the military head- quarters were not a llttle amused yesterdsy morning when their atten- tlon was called to the sensational man- ner In which a morning contemporary told of ‘‘terror on the trail,” In connec- tion with the scare at Ogalalla. The ex- cltement, they say, Isin Itself and In its causes, inconsequent e — Seal of North Carolina Tobacco is the bost. THE XPOSITION BUILDING. The Oontracts Let Monday Night— ‘What the Structure Will Be, The contract for the brick, cut stone and concrete work on the new exposition building was let Mondsy night to Arthur Johnson. He wlll also have the work of excavatlon to do. The bids for the car- penter work wera also canvassed, and that of Contractor Murphy will in all probability be accepted, if he can give good and sufficlent security. The cost of the expositlon bullding will be at least $45,000. It was origin- ally Intended to expend only about $25,000 for the work, but the first plans have been modlfied, and all arrangements have been made for a first-class exposition bullding, the equal of the best In the country, The seatlng capaclty will be very large, over 8,000, The pli which have been drawn up by Mendelesohn & Flsher provide for the erectlon of & building 120 feet wide by 264 feet long. The helght will be forty- three feet, with a ‘‘clear sto support- ed on columns, which will make the total helght about sixty feet. There will be entrances on Capltol nue, Fifteenth and Fourteenth streets, on each slde of the line of which will bo tall towers of some elxty-five feet helght from the ground. On the lneide there will be twenty-foot galleries; running around the bullding, The interior of the strncture will be plainly but substantially finshed, being partlally plastered. The materlal to be used is plaln brick, The building will be heated by steam and have all modern improvements, It Is to be completed Inside of four months, The work of construction will be under the direct supervision of Mr, D. L, Shane, who superintended the building of the court house, There {s no doubt but that when the stracture Is completed it will beone of the bulldings to which the Omahan will “polnt with pride,” in showlng the stranger the divers at- tractive features of ths clty. e ——— Skipped the Country, Jullus Lind, an engineer at the U, P. shops hss left the eclty In company with his wife and famlly, and has left behind him many creditors to mourn his loss. Numerous attachments have boen lasued against his property. This Is the ssmegentleman, it may be remembered, who lefc his creditors here in the lurch two years ago, lkl[?l out with 8 womsn to Montana and Idaho, and afterward landlng wp In St Joe where he was married to her. Here he was arrested and brought back by consta ble Edgerton, o —— Swoke Seal of North Carolioa To- THE DAILY BEE--WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 188 COURT OULLINGS. Arguing the Clegg Oase—Oounty and United States Courts. In Judge Neville's branch of the dls triot court yesterday the case of Wylle D Olegg stlll demanded attention. The arg- uments were opened by Gen. Cowln who argued as a matter of law that the confes. slon of Clegg that he had embeszled money from the Unlon Paclfic could not be taken In evidence, but that the prose- cutlon must prove this otherwise. Not until this fact were undisputably proven by other testimony, could Clegg’s confes. I{m be taken as evidence, He was fol- lowed by Estelle, who gave away to Gen. Cowln, opening the argument for de. fense, Before Judge Wakeley the oase of Peabody va the Oity of Omaha Is still on trial, SUITS BEGUN, Agnes Folsom, administratrix, com- mences sult agalnst J. F, Potter ona note for $1,345. In the county court Matilda Detwller, executrlx, begins sult agalnst the West- ;;n Newspaper Unlon on an account of 79,0 Mollla J. Wright sues George Karll, constatle, and Willlam Soderstrom tn obtaln possession of a note. The plain- tiff, in ger petition, says that she exe: cutea a mortgage to J. K. Hd s for 8350, giving her note for this lmount. This note was afterwards levied upon b; Karll In favor of Soderstrom, agalnst wards, The balance due on the no!ehn been tendered to Boderstrom, itisal- leged, but he has rofused to susgender the paper. gohn M. Hoey commenced sult agalnst the city f(':r $1,450 alleged damages to ropert; 3 > 'IP 'he r{a .yu n :f. sewer taxes In dis- tricts Nos. 13, 15, 10 and 21 have been adjusted atd the warrants for the same drawn. The total amount of rebate s $10,811.06. UNITED STATES COURT, In the United States court yesterday afternoon alx foreclosure cases were filed, as follows: Mary Wyatt va. Judson Palmer; $750, on farm In Harlan county. George W. Angus, of New York, vs. John May et al.; $600 on farm in Web. ster county. Harrlet T. Rsymond, of New York, vs, Frank Shaffer; $1,850, on farm in Harlan county. B. M. Slll, of New Hampshire, Henry Munderlich, et al.; $840 on farm in Hamilton county. Francls M. Bement, vs. Edward J. Harriotf Adams county. E. G. Townsend, Orleans N. Y., vs Erick Erickson, et IL, 8900 on farm In Platte county. The attorneys In all the above cases are Dwight G. Hull, of Omaha; Ragan, of Hastings, and MnDunlld and Shallen- berger, of New York. —— AN OLD SOLDIER'SDESFP A IR, of Worcester, $1,120 farm in It Drives Him to Commit Suicide— The Case of Frank Lawrence, Yesterday morning aoout seven o clock seedy-looking tramp apparently of the age of about forty years, stepped into the Sormania house and asked for breakfast. His dilapldated appearance exclted pity and he was told to elt down and help himself to a good square meal. ‘When he arose he asked for paper and ink, saylng that he wanted to write. He sat down and Indited a number of eplstles seemingly in a very nervous and unset- tled mood. The landlord, Fred. Schoe- nig, noticed that his psnmnnh!p WAS very shaky, and remarked, ‘‘You must be very nervous, you can't write,” to which the man replled, T know 1t, I am very nervous and excited.” Shortly afterwards, as Mr, Schoenig was sltting near him the stranger arose to his feet and pressing a revolver to his face, pulled the trigger. The report startled Mr. and he turned around In time e stranger fall to the floor un- He commenced bleeding very coplously, and it soon berame evident that he was dylng. Dr. Darrow was summoned but conld do nothing for the sulelde, Dr, Hostetter also responded to a call, bat arrived after the man was dead. Coroner Drexel was Immediately sum- moned and held an inquest at the Ger- mania house. From evldence developed, it was discovered that the man's name was Frank Lawrence and that he was an old soldier, having belonged to the Kan- s Volunteers, under Lieut, Robert hite. Just before he shot himself, he wrote a letter which while almost unde cipherable may be sald to read as follows: “To the Public: In the year 1861 I enlisted in the Second Kansas and made a good soldier. By my courage, I held fourteen prisoners alone, men of the most desperate kind, My lloutanlnt‘ Robt, White, of Huron, was * * went to Kausas, In 1564 was a fine -me man(!)—shot_a border ruffian for trying to take me, In the beginning of the war Muan rebs attacked me and I shot one. * * Tenlisted"—— There the letter breaks off. All the sentences are disjolnted and apparently written when the man was temponrfly insane, Another letter he wro(c, Lieut, White, opening it by saying ;' never felt how the soldiers are being (m— gotten now by those who rocked safely in the cradle of peace when we stood be- tween them snd safety.,” From other letters it would appear that he had re. cently come from Denver, and expected to return there shortly, going thence to La Vets, where he has frlends. The following was the verdlet of the jury: “Frank Lawrence came to his death by a pistol shot fired by own hand, duriog a fit of temporary insanity, on July 14, 18 the Germania house, South Tenth street, Jaues H, Davis, PHiLP PHILBIN, L. H, WEBSTER, J. C WALKER, N, W.KLINGENSWITH, B, Haa The body Is now at Drexel & Maul's swalting news from his friends at Vets, who will be telegraphed to imm Omaha, " | diately. —— Not so Bad as Reported, Judge Geo. W. Doane met a raporter for the Bee yesterdsy, acd looklng rather severely at that Individual said: “You got slightly mixed in yesterday’ sccount of ‘s runaway accident.’ The sccldent which befel me and my family was not & runawsy accldent. Mrs, Doane snd I did not jomp out when the horse started to run, leaving our little son to the mercy of providence and his own fate, | Juo, a8 you delicately put It. We were not in a buggy. The litle fellow was not dragged quite a long distance before before he conld get released. He did not sustaln severe In juries and was not pleked |~ ap in an Insensible conditlon. After the oarrfage was overturned, from which all the Injarles arose, my elder son who waa driving and with whom the younger one had been oecnpyln'g the front seat checked the horses, thus preventing a runaway. The little boy received but & slight scalp wound and was by no means serlously Injared.” EXPOSITION NOTES, A New Oontract Let for the Amphi- theater—8ome Fast Horses Expected, Mr. A. H. Donecken, to whom the beard ef directors for the exposition let the contract st week at $1,400 for re- bullding the amphitheater, falled to give the bond required of him, so yesterday another contract was awarded to Smith & :louer. thelrs belng the next lowest bid, 475, Secretary Wheeler expresses confidence that Maxoy Cobb and Phallss will be se- cured to come here, It is understood now that the owner of Maud S has said he wlll exhiblt that fa. mous animal this fall on a fow race tracks, and In case he does Omaha Is one of the places to be visited. Negotlatlons are being had with Mr. Case to bring “Jay Eye See” here for the exposition, Dundy County Correspondence of the Bre. BINKELMAN, Neb,, July 10,—This fs a8 lively a town as you find In the west anywhere, with a beautlfal country all around, and good crops. There has been very heavy rains here this spring. A party of us drove out north on the pralric some three or four miles, and found lgrlngl coming out of the hills, and wells dug from forty to sixty feet with plenty of good water In them. a wauldy say to any and all persons wantlng government land, homoasteads, pre-emptions or timber clalms to settle on, come to Binkleman, the county seat of Dandy county, and they can get them, if they do not delay too long. There I8 plenty of good goverment land around hera—In this county, Cheyenne county, Kaneas, and in the state of Co]nndo, which s twenty-four miles from here. The stage line runs dally from here to Wayno, Cheyenne county, Kansas. There is ur abundance of good claims In this country for every one who will come soon and take them. Iwould advise all not owning good farm to come here and get a choica 160 %cl‘:i“ of land while they can get it for I found two good lumber yards here and they are both selling lumber nearly as cheap as in the eastern part of the state, All kinds of business holds out a good inducements to any one whe will come here with good industrious habits. ’rospects, Postoflice Changes, WasHINGTON, July 11 —Followlng are the postoffice changes in Nebraska during the week endlng July 4, 1885, furnished by Willlam Van Vleck, of the postoffice department: POSTMASTERS APPOINTED, Alms, Harlan county, Charles W. Stewart; Clarks, Merrick county, Fred- erlok Gaurge, sr.; Kenesaw, Adams county, Ezra Ven Metre; St. Paul, Howard county, C. E. Forbes; Wayne, Wayne county, Marcellus Delrborn. NAMES CHANGED, Hayes county, to H-yel Center; Whitewater, Phelps county, to Bertrand. Dlscontinued—Waters, Buffalo county. AU adv ertisements in_the special columna il be charged at the vate of 10 cents per line for the Arst insertion, and 7 cents per line for each subse- quent insertion: No advertisement will be inserted for lLess than 2 cents or the first time: These advertisements will be inserted in both Morn- ng and Evening Bdutions, vepresenting @ eircula. ion of over Bight Thousand. This class of adver- Haements must positively be paid in advance, TO LOAN—MONEY, Mom 70 1oAY —In sums of §10.000 and_upward, on, ftelclase businesy ity property, tor € pef cent. No commiestons of any Kind ch 0. F. Davia, Spocial Loan sgont N, W. M. Tifs ina, Cor 1505 Farnam street, 983aug] 0 ONRY 70 LOAN—At onoe . and without delay on amounts, on time Appl o O cial Exchange, 1608 Farnam st., upstairs M oltninmm . 00 sod uovard on first-olass real estate security. Potter & Oobb, 1615 Farnam st. 9-tt OXEY TO LOAN—On real estate security in any amount from $500 to 25,000, ab rowton C.E. Mayne &Co., 8. W. Cor. 16th and Farnam. 588-July2s Monlv 1 MONRY ! | MONRY | 11 Money to Loan-On chattel security by W. R. Oroft, room 4, With. nell bullding, N. E, corner 16¢n and Harney ~ After years of erlene‘ and a careful study of the b ness of loan M‘e‘mmey on personal plo{‘ert). 1 have at Iagt perfectod & gystem wherehy ablicita usual in such cases Is done away with,and I am nos 1o a position to meet the demands of ail who become temporarily embarrassed and desire to raise money without d din a qulet manner. Housokee) rs, professional gentlemen, mechanios and nthon R. this oity can obtain advances trom 810 to §1,000 such security as household torniture, pl 3 ml- chinery, horses, wagons, warchouse rml)-n, socur- ed notes of hand, ‘without removing same from place of businoss. Ono of tho advantages I offer l,hll. any part of any loan can be paid at any tis hich will reduce the interest pro rata and all loans renewod at the original rates of Interest, I have no brokers in connection with ut personally superintend all my te offices connected with my general customers do not come in contact with uently making all tr-nucuonu ly p! . R Croft, room 4, Withnell bullding, N. E oor, 15th and Harney. 698-jly-26 ONEY LOANED at C. F. Road & Co's. Loan office on furniture, plan ons, personal property of all kin, 11 othe rartiolon of valuo, without remeval. Over 1st National Bank,corner 18th snd Farnam. - Ail business striotly onnnd-nu._nm i T | quire at Edholm & Erickson's, opp P, 0, g THoute on Chicag 8., between 1ith nd Fy h Bt John Swifte f ‘h“ 'OR 8ALN-~A new singlo harnees for halt cort pn. o 1419 Dodge street. 084.1 ¥ RENT ~Convenlent to businem, § Foom hons S0th and St Mary's ayenue, $30 per month Fearon, 12th and Farnam. JOR naxt — House with 8 rooms, collar, ard_and otk water, $10 per month, cor i6th & Pacific House of i s beg Oenter and Doicas; soft water, $10 Fon RRxt_House with 0 tooms, cellar, wash |¢ house, 808 €. 984 #t. b Vi F(m Fn- RENT—Baro, 1707 Case stroet. LN, 16h strost, 078.17p 080.17p ) huunflnr Y2104, dry goods store, ¥, 10th st, (R RENT- Chosp, two brick storcs with _cellars, and good 15oation for dry gocds and restaurant Inqriro of J. 1. MoCague or at 1710}, Cuming stret n tullding, R RAXT—House of 8 rooms, modern Improves ments, desirable, $30. Ballou Bres, 817 8. 18th 8. 89914 JoR RexT—New cotiage, full lot, 4 rooms, a_ nice ome, §14. Ballou Beos, 517 8 186h 8E. 80914 JOCR RRSToA frat class cottage, with good lare basn; will be foreint on or abott October 1st. In. §00t 0% REXT—A stablo for § horaes one block south oftho U, P. depot. Tnquire of M. Lee, grocer, 282 Leavenworth 84U TORS FOR RRXT—018 8. 10th #h. Inqulie 1698 Jackl son sb. VoR REXT—Cottage 6 rooms, house 10 rooms. Pribps Hoe, Bamard and Campoet, - pe1At" ROOMS FOR KENT. \on 1ENT - furnished room 417 N, 14th 8t., between Chicago and Caes 8t. 15-16p an rexT—Fine lirge furnished room, east snd south front, half block from street car, 530 Pleas- ant 8t. 189-10p 'oR rrxT—Finely furnisted front room, 716 north 17th St 140-18p 0k kENT—Two pleasaut furnished rooms, bay window. N. W, Cor. 18th and W Jacobs, 1118 Farnam St. 974179 _ | building on Harney Sk Clarke Bros & Co., Douglas St. 9 201 oal Toquire at Bovton | 8 8 {OR 8aLR=A choice Iob of fresh milk aed Callfornia. 180 & two seatedwagon, cheap. Ayvv!\ 0§ 2159 {or sALn —Boller and engine, 20 horse power boller snd engine, In good rannlng order; want to sell for the reason that they are nob Iarge enough for he now machinery which we will put Into our rew 1808 Barte JRcraninca gond plano, cheap. Mre. A. Calder~ 1018 California 8t. 9-t on han L Ml[lll No 1 second band e phaston and side bar igglos; also um: sunshades, ad 1409-1411 Dodge fil REAL ESTATE. Diersclevland place within 4 hiooks of the oar * Nline and within two months cars will run in front of property. Wil sell or will trade for inside property and pay differencein values in cash, Par- tios having mortgage property can trade and secure new property free of {ncumbrance, W, H. Green, over 1st Naticnal Bank. 19741 Fon 5 wost of Park Avonuo and one block south nworth. Prices range from five hundred fif- !v ID x hundred fi'ty dellars. Terms made to sult purchasers, thirtoen lote must bo eold within ten 1|l}!. Fond your address to room 31, Arlington Block, and owner of lots will call on you 'and _show youthe lots. G, I'. Stelbine. 112:18p n—The choapost lots in the olty, tWo OB PXCIIA in Nebras Property. M n—Improved and unimproved lands and lowa to exchange for Omaha e, 0p postofice. 80t JROR imaen—Bost unoacupled ground n tho ¢y for warehouse house, 87 feot front on Leavenworth , north bet 10h and 11th,will leass for 99 yo (Ped- ford & Soues 7844 TROR Sun-On atioct car lines good lob In_cioles nelghborhood 150 80 $500 oach, on easy 921 ferme.” Ames, 1507 Farnam, 20 14 ARJON PLAOR—8 g50d lota in this addition with- in 8 blocks of stroet cars, oan be had on_easy terms, W H Groen, over 1st Nat'l Bank, §27-tt {or 8ALR—Nice lots on west Farnam, Dodge and Davenport sts., $300 to §500 por lot. _Ames. 1507 Farnam. 92014 e KNT—Two [urniehcd 1 yome, ono 1arge front room with bay window. And ono small riom at §8 ez month; also one unfurni:hed room, at 605 N. RANT—Roc im with board_for two gentlemen In- { private family, 1618 Capitol Ave. 80315 MONEY Toloan on chattels, Woolley & Harrlson, Room 20, Omaha National bank bullding ONEY TO LOAN—On reai estate and cn.ml- D. L. Thomas. 7221 ONEY Loaned on o cut rats, R. R toketa poughtand sold. orman, 218 5, 1341 84 ONEY 7O LOAN In sumi of 900and upward. ms Co., Rl Estat: WANTED FEMALE HELP. 7ANTED—A girl for general housework, st 1712 California st. 4.16p W 7axTaD— dy agents—-§10. day with my won- dertul brand new rubbor undergarment for fe- wmales; Iadies go wild over it. Madam I Little, Box 418, Chicago, 1il, 188-1 W ANTRD—A girl for general housework, o N, 20th St. 18 TRD—A good girl at 2110 California St. Must e experienced, none other need apply. 136-15 ANTAD—Gla wishlog good place in hotels, pri- vate familics, cooks s rocm girls, kitchen, and laund te d Gir todo kitchen work. Apply at tho 3 124-t1 ANTRD—A good kitchen ghl, call at 1014 Web- ster kt. 1£0-14p p—Girl for general housework. Seward th house absve King. Mrs Wright. p ANTED—Two competent gitly, 20th Strect one halt block South of St Mary's Avenue. ~Mrs. Bowen, 109-18p ANTED— Good gIr] for gencrsl housowork. _Ger- man preforred. Apply at Mrs. Wim. M. Grane- vaum, £05 South 17tk S, near " Leavenworth. 18 W Ameo—A. good woman cook at 1611 Do#;;z, ANTHD—1ADY AGENTS—Noveltics In Iadios” and childrens woan ~ Over 40 new dosigns, Noth: Itke them. ~Sell a8 fast ng shown. 1, agents make §700 monthly. Add h_stamp. JH. L‘lmphel] & Co., 9 Bouth Ms mm Chicago. 611y 26 e, at 1118 0th Ipn nie_Ploasnt furnisbed ro letween 100 18p on kRt farulsbed frout rocmns ab €5 end eachat 1118 N. 18th. 10816 1o farntehed room, modorn {m. pitcl Ave. 990-18 0R RXNT—Deslr provements, 1724 gh It 8 T 1T, Bkuosomue 1ot 4t 9160 £200 per cant Interes o 92014 J0R 8ALE—Two story brick house, corner splondid view, two blocks from 'streot car | Shinn's addition $3,100. 8500 down and $25 )5 month. C. E. Mayne & Co., 8. W. cor. 16th anc Farnam 881-17 J0R 5ALE—Lots on and near Park A; mz;uwn casy terms, Ames, 1607 03 at 81 nam, 1200 k‘nn san - Splendid subuirban acro lots at 8150 o 8200, Ames, 1507 Farnaw. 14 furalshed Sou'h Ave 1000:18p OR REST—Tn private f room, with hreakfast, nue. vy it duh(d, 3 JFgn mave—Plonsant furoishod tront. room, sulta~ blo for two gentlemen, b14 N. 18th st. 801 14p Fuu wexT—Handsomely furnished recms, Capltal Ave 201 7R REXT—Two large cool roome, furnieh emall rooms, furnished; p in fine house, Cu'l at 619 Pleasant street. 96 '0R RENT—WIith hoard, ricely furnished south front room; new resldence; wodern convar ie terms reagonable, 585 Pleasant street. 906.16p suite, 1419 Dodge street, £oxt d lry o [ 0R RENT—Furnisted or unfurnished roous, 1012 Burt street. 962-14p J{V0 RENT-Suite of newly furnished rocms, |nn California st. E. D, Van Court. 0731 lor RrsT—Furnished room. Inquire drug_store 10th and Douglas, 97741 vT—IHouse of 7 rooms, tath room, hard soft water, 1112 8. 11th sticet. 977-17p QR rrxT—One fine tarnishied room, 1719} Cuming 037-14 F‘m‘& RENT—In Nebraska Natlonal bank bnilding fiustfloor, one wuu of two roows lately occupied e econd flodr, one I room, Apply et \mnk, +915.20 OR RENT— ¥ Togant nowly_furnished rooms 1015 Capitol svenue, bath room, gas; no hills to clim L, 914-16p TANTED—A good furnished room for 88 to §10 per month. Address B. N. 0. Beo Office, 917.tt [ e < urnlebiod rooma, 814 tiouse: wesb (ot aress 908-1 Her:1d offico on Harney St. -15p WY/ AxTen—A sutt of two o Shroe furnished rooms, business, by July 25t] Absolutely Pure. This powaer never varies, A marvel of puroty streagth and wholosomenese, More oconomical than the ord inary kinds,and cannod bo old in compett tion with the m slom of " phyaphito Bold ROTAT, "BANING FOWDEK 00.. 108 Well B4; N.¥ OMAHA INSTITUTE MEDICAL AID SURGICAL. FOI TIIE TREATHENT OF ALE CHRONIC AND 8une|cA|.nlsEAs:s. The largest Medical institute West of Mississip 3 A rico. und o dldgd Poricacs as spocialiets g Braces, DieAe Ehitviey, Kid : Epilepsy, Kidaey, Wiite for LAR JO.MEN, Gloe, Btricture, Varl Efi.fi:‘.‘flf'flhfi" e ¥ scoor u.uuuu"mflx' JH‘ E2 50 o r fn’.:.“:'... t:."n’l"nfi: Ry A W.mn—'n:m cxperienced women canvassors, 6 por day), guaranteed; room 7, Redick block. 1 at tho Mot~ ANTED—First-olase dining room apply. 824-4 ropolitan hotel; none otner ne or RExT—Nicely furnfshed front room at 1412 Howard 8t. 892-14p —Two nice rooms on £0th St., near St oods and (I thiug basiness, for eclling other business, care Bee Office. Address, stating | petitlo Fleted. These bool fa 175 to $250 pe ments down, lozg. time on ' balance. Farnam, ormaun_Near Hanecom Park, nico lots at 550 to 8850 -3 down, long time on 1al- ance. Amea. 1507 Farnam, 02614 FUR SALE - Acre lota within 30 minutes drive from ogera house, at $150 t0 $:00 por ac.c. Amee, 1507 Farnam, 950 'OR 8ALE—Cbolce residences in des'rable | at ressonable prices and casy torms. Am: Farnam. BUSINPSS QHANCE‘ 3 WV Axmen—n enterprisiog smart young mav with smoll capital a8 a partuer in gents furnishing H. Omaha 14116 Address G. Bee. FFarae— Steam flour mill; capacity, 120 Lbls. per day; elevator capacity, 20,000 bushels; good track incilitics; only il 1 Oman, Whl ael) of tes 1ok farmyprc Valued at $20,000. W. H. Green, over 1ot National Bank. 7058 JFoz saur—Oneof the hest roval grocery stands in the city, clean stock, estallished trade. Reagom Address Rotail er. 101-14p g sur—A fancy store,well established 219 N. 6tk 8t. 102-16 Ot EXCHANGE—A Btock of n'ce clean Looks and stationary, invoicing §2,000, to exchangc for land in Neb, Address, Box 280, Des Moinca Iowa. 07-16p. 08 saLx—An oatablished butinesy, emall cash tal requirad; golvy nto othor businese. Ad= ago,” Beo 0 969-14p TR shun—Mullnery stock and storo Gxtures, in Springfidld. Nebraska; a good chance; 1o com- Address box 184, Sprir gfield, Nob. 940.14p R SALR—A halt interest ia a set of abstrs books. of Douglas couuty, about one hslf co; are in the Istest improv oe. BjEiman ciaxcs ~About $00 will buy A setab= lished business, together with leage for one year ve. Inquire 8W cor. 16th and Dodge St. :fliufldlng, This is a goed bagaln for some one BI1StL WANTED MALE HELP. ANTED—G tinners at Sulleven Bros. 10 8t ear Douglas. 5 o tcna, ad, wighta, 1oh r.n r Apply 02118 12th. 146 ANTRD—Two salosmen acd two salosladies at Western Jewelry Oo , toom: 0, Crounse block. . Address St Louss Elcctrio Lamp vircular, cuts and torms of the sh Kleotric Lamy. 811-Jly12 ANTED—Agnts 1o every county to tollolt for the Mutua) Fer ¢t Awoclction of Omaha,Neb. Call on or ndcross Otto Lob ck, ¢ ccretary and’ Gen. eral Mansger, 1222 Farnam street, Tasavgl SITUATIONS WANIED. ANTED—By A bar er, shop. Address J. 5, tuation in a barber e Oflice— 163-14p ANTED A 61 untion by a man n_private family, to taka oare of horane, can give good reforences. Address J. Y. K. Bae Office, 12916 7 ANTED ~To shos oung man wants terms wod h, Bee Office, 185-14p Addzess Heory €n W Axmen-A itusticn by » sm.le porter, night watchmen or comuloadations. Address H. J. K., Beo o steady man ag WA= By amn and wie with two small c ildren, tuation with & farmer. W. ). K. B Wi this o ro; roferences on hand. A poritlon, or any work as sardner, in just arrived from the Fast; experdinco A X Beo Ofice, 0014, o ) e Inairoa ¢ Office 15th and Fernam St 7ANTED—T0 hire & No 4 Re must be in good order. ston_ type writer; ddress P. 0. Box 40, 14514 YW 4aren =500 peoplo to bring tho'r, watckes to Edhclm & Erickion's to berepaired, Sstisfaction guaranteco 184+ ished rooms for & small . 28-18p W iammoTwo or thrce furnished wows for light housckeepiog. Address A, B, C., Bee office, 1201t Turnished_room,| 0 questions will be as i occupled and who can furnish goo dress 104-16p ANTED—Vacel and instramental scholars at 1011 California st. Mies L . Chau.barlain, 97217p l‘\; ALE—A b | B C o Jron er—Furalshed rooms 1869 hmnm L P o8 km—Unfurnished rooms in Boemer's blook Cor. 8thand Howard. F Furnished rooms for light housecping, in Beemer's block, Cor 8th and Howard 799t{ turnished rooms, OR REsT—Large handsomel, rd, 1718 Dodge. L single or en-guite; excellent 76! ddress 8. ., Bee office. —A 0,000 stock of bran new bard- from the factory, for good Nebraska. For sale—Cheap and beautiful lots Himebsugh and Patterson's Sub-ivision, two miles trom city at 3160 ‘and $200 each,on monthly pa; poymenta of 5 and $10. slo:]u hu{lln‘ here will be it desire tod to bulld right away To reat—Four splendid offlces. 63tf R, C. PATTERSON, 18th and Farnam St. OR REXT—With board, nicely furnished south room, with use of parlor; also gas, and bath, 1409 Jones St. 648-t1 T, r=Plsssant soom faratabed, 1625 Towasd | D 8t. 427-tt North 10th st. PERSONAL, aving infants or children under six. . to board out, can ind & good howe a8 107 5716p Jor arr—Junedsih, two conncted rooms with board; tront room, south-cast. 1914 Wobster. 857-41y 18p. R RENT—A front room with bay window; modern improvements, suitablo for 2 gentlemen, Sout] enst corner 196 and Farnam St. 450-t1 th et., enquire at 1609 Dodge eb. A-J. Siimpson, M 714- [ OR REN ntrally located furnished rooms at 623 south 15th 5t. 18-t to Henry Sincers r ladles during conflnement. confidentlal, Address Lock Box 908-Aug 12p DERSONAL a0 experie be found at 1609 Da: nur.¢; bostcity referey ur plumos or tips cloanod, rot-class work guarantoed, go 1810 Jackson st, 403-jly 22 ort streot, . 795 10p ‘Avims if you wa dyed and curl RRSONAL—Mra. E. M. Hoopor, traios olulryoyan and heallog medium, over 716 North 181h 3 oRmT_Fursla o F r—Largo tront room on first oot with or without boar M %, soumones—Clatrvoyant and Maguetic heals Locates 8l pain and disoace, 707 N, 16th 8t. 457 July 1 nquico st 1001 Farnam St. 80741 Dn A CITRSTRRY¥IKLD —Magnolie physiclan, teat and Romn;—wnn bosrd, destrable for summor, Apply ab 84, Oharles Hotel. “FORSALE_FARMS, JOR BALE— lelu tarm York Co., Neb. Battls, Yor! 8 0 acre stook and grain farm, roved; four houes' rld 8t t o milos; 800 acron ander plow, the rest in pastare; board fonce, running stream through pasture; cheap if sold immodiately; on terms $o’ suit. furthor particulars laqulso of Geo. C. G mont, 0 with ten rooms; will be s.1d | to Charles Shiverick . §|uflxnax STOLEN A porroll mare with doveloying modium, over 019 Gorta 16t Sty 668-J2 © onlos on ono shde, and figuros 8% Reward 1 0 616 F, 10th 1. 0sT—A smul _/box wood has sk ek umbrells with Buitabl furnl.y 970-14p) white tonl. Findor will rocelvo a liber= rul i Hor bo Cumin's & Quinn, gra- GaT-it star In th roward by r oers, 13th aud Chicag) stroet. J1OK 4aLn—83 foot on Ouming botwoen 19th and 20th N 774 | 60 days. with house, §2,700. Bedford & Sone —Desirable ball lot, house 4 rooms, near 10 sobol, $1,600; easy paymeats, Hailou 178 18th siree. £99-14 l(Ul’l Ll'l“ CURED, o at Omaha every , Al Bead stamy for circulsr. 493 §ly-22 o home near street. 818t st. 809-14 also lots 70k 84LE—68 foet on Farnsm near 9th; Perlect fit guaranteed, DESSMAKING —Tadies the services ¢ Hint cias dres maken, app y st 1143 N 16th, st 12010p in Highland Placs sid Jorome Fask, on ea.y | Y7iLi 1asnnc1 loe blorclo fora kood borse, ad- terma. Tuitle & Allison, 311 south b st 7ANTED—Every ady in beed of 8 sowing mas chine, to see the new Improved Amw:rican No, P. E. Flodman & Co. sgents 220 N 16th. 630M ¥OR aENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, Fouun —A three story business block on Far- nam street. Inquire at McCague (o kENT~House 5 100ms and kitchen, good cellar well und clatern water, Apgly 1207 Paciflc k. p 7k kexT—Furnished house, 5 blocks from P. 0.; ‘east front; everything convenient, W. G Shriver, opp. P. 0. 15216 PP Ton kext—House of 6 rooms coraer 16th and Leavenworth. Ingulre of John Haulin 511 8. 1lth Bt 148-20p F—m Two story and basement, roowe, front, 616 Pleasant st. F!)l RexT —Three 6 room cottages with clstern and out houn-i. Ioquire st 1021 5 18th »*, llflulh of {0% BALE. -2 lots, 00 x 140 fect on nmm fl.mut, n south front, elegant loostion, must be sold. W. H. Groon, over Ist Natiooal Bauk, 500.t1 [ saun—Large house, new) modern improvements wi inquire a4 premises. Frenue all, or §1, 5300 lof BA. W tional Bank. B Fon BALE—Forty lots for sale on Burt and Camings # o, #b 1716 Cass 72748 160 Lost front en Virglola avenue, one dress B, ., Bee offics, Council Biuffs. 905 15 e U . Park looated 12 miles 8 W. on U, road, be rents W open to the public and d soclal gatherings. Bpe x terms, call or addross built, 9 reoms, all | Pa 100D MARNS —Parblos wiahing (0 purchwse brood ch purposes ploas wa; 18 soath 18th stroot, 1EW 1LYAR 740, 4008 00} gIve yOu heart-hurm, Tags 1edecmod A 6ue cent, each by the uwu. ‘eycke Broa., Agents. 0554 fetweca ot aud 1at” cheap, lasido” property” | [asrons—0n Elkhorn and Fiite, T, Murmsy. r edford & Bouer. F()R SALE MISCELLANEOUS R wLvaR 740, e fruls davored, tags ted A\ cne cend each by dualors, o J\0R 8ALE—A nice youni tesm of mares £ood b e and barnese. Inguire at Edholm & rio weTkuoTON o0 banjo glven by @ E Gallen beok, a4 1116 Capitol ave. vorse, firet clase (o .vm holm & Erickson Py vavies aad ceaspools alesaed 1a a0 adetiess A. Evaus, 1208 Dodge st 045aug9p 0% 8ALs —Lunch room {u_4e0d huuun a4 No. 504 North 101h 8, 0 16p 18 does ot taln the breath, tgg Oy v 1 Appiy | Srnodoomad st oug orat” aah by the dealare Foy Bioe , Agente. 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