Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 17, 1885, Page 8

TAE DAILY BEE. Frilay_ Morning, July 17, LOOAL BREVITIES, —Julge Stenberg moved yesterday into his elegantly refitted quarters in the polics cour- room on the first floor, ~The work of cutting down Farnam street and setting up the curb-line was pushed for- ward rapidly yesterday, the cool weather per mitting steady labor, The Omaha Tarnverein is arranging to give & grani concert and turning exhibition on the 26th inst, for the benefit of Prof. Kummerow, —The body of Feank Tawrenca who com- mitted suicide in the Germania heuse on South Tenth stroet, was buried yesterday in the potters field. ~Jailor Jos Miller, of tha connty bastile, is authority for the atatement that the prosent lot of prisoners, to be taken shortly to the te penitontiary, ars the toughest ever sent to Nobeaville, —The leave of absence for seven days granted Lioutonant Uolonel John 8, Brisbin Ninth cavalry, in army orders dated Fort Niobrara,, Neb,, July 10, 1885, Is extended ton days, —A rare opportunity, Any one wishing to purchase one half intereat in 40 bbl flouring mill in one of the best grain districts in the state, will do well to call on or address A. L. Strang Co,, Omaha, Neb, —Work on the Lindquest building, near South Tenth streat, which was blown down by the storm some waeks since, is being pushod, Theold walls have bsen removed and the now ones will soon be in their place, —(ieorgo and John Segelke, who have been visiting their brother here, William Segelke, for somo time past, left yesterday for the old country. Josoph Leis will also start to cross the water for a visit to the fatherland. ~The body of the unknown floater who ‘was found in the Missouri riverWednesday was buried yosterday it had become rapidly de composed and very offensive, The corpse was not identifisd, very few people caring to wee it on account of its offensive condition, —Thero was a lively runaway down Tenth trect yesterday afternoon, a_team of horeos breaking from a post near Touth and Farnam stroots, Tho team was atepped near Jones stroet, The driyer was thrown out, but not soriously injured. —This evening there will be a bene- fit ball for Mrs, Mary Susteritz, (whose two boys' were drowned on the 8th of July,) at Hoffman’s hallon South Thirteenth street. Quite a larga number of tickets have been sold. The affair will undoubtedly net a goodly sum for the unfortunate woman, —Mra, Jullette Stewart, the mother of Mrs, J. J. Points, died yesterday morning at 2 o'clock, of heart diseass, The deceased was aresident of Omaha but fora short time, having come here about three months ago from Manhattan, Kansas, The bereaved fam- ily will have the sympathy of the community in the fullest measure in this bereavement, which is all the more crushing in that itis unoxpscted, The funeral services will be held at the residence, corner Cuming and Saunders streets, at 10 o'clock a, m., July 17th, —Wing Lee, a laundryman, who has his headquarters at the corner of Thirteenth and Dodge streets, was jumped upon by a tough about half past eight yesterday and horri- bly beaten. It appears that the young man went into Wing Lee’s laundry to get his washing which the Celestial refused to let him take away without first making the necessary payment. This the young man re- fused to do, and becoming angry, attacked the saffron hued ron of the Flowery Kingdom, snd beat and brulsed him terribly. The young man is known and it is not improbable that he will be behind the bars within a short time, —A very pleasant wedding was that which united in the marriage relation Mr, Berry Oralg andMiss Emma Rector Wednesday aftenoon, The ceremony was performed at the residence of the tride, Rev. P, A, Hubbard officiating. The bride was attired in a bro- oaded blue with French train, and trimmed with Orlent lace, while the groom was dressed in the conventional broadcloth. Miss Nettie J. Craig, the groom's sister from Denver, acted as bridesmaid, while Mr. G, Jackson acted as best man, A large number of friends 'were present, and the presents received were both numerous and costly. An elegant wed- ding supper was greatly enjoyed by the guosts, —The other day a sheriff in one of the inte- tior counties, came to this city with a prison- or and stopped at ths Planter's house, bad a pair of handcuffs and going out left them in charge of the day clerk. The latter thinking to try a novel experiment, clasped them upon the wrists of an old gentleman, forgettiog that once locked the handcuffs could mnot be opened without tho key which was in the haods of the sheriff, ¥or hour after hour the two struggled to wet them off, but [the obdurate irons wouldo’t come. Supper time came, and the unfortunate prisoner grew ravenously hungry, but, of course, whils in sight of a linitless amount of faod, was like Tantalus unable to satisfy himself, Finally, a blacksmith was called in aud the irons were broken. The clerk at the Plantors says that he will not bother a pair of hnuduufl's again, ———— l‘ulll,o (mllrl. Nick Wallace, the irrepressible darky who ever and anon will geton a spree, faced Judge Stenberg yesterday to answer a charge of {ntoxication. The Jjudge, taklog into account the caulprit’s PR s past fow months, roleased him, telling him to go and ain nomore. A man with the apoetolic- temperance name of Stephen St. John was arralgoed on a similar charge, and was releaced. Joe Smith had likewlse beon filling himself up to the neck with rockand rye He pald a fine of $5 and costs, and was dlrcharged, Lilly Woods and Jennie Smith, two frail young wsmen, are held to anawer a charge of robbing Chsrles Williams, Raising a Debe, The ““Army with Banners,” an organi- zation composed of colored Methodi are prepariug to wipe out a debt of §3,700 which now encumbers the A, M. E, churoh of this city. To this end agrand pionic will be given July 21, at Hascall's puik. In the oventog AFey T & graud concert at the Caplt.lavenue and Eighteenth street hall by the Golden Liak of St. Joe, which ls composed of the followlog members: Mre, Fannle Gree . Morrls, Miss O, Morris, M Terrill, Mr. G. Green Prof. B. T I“rnivu‘ Mr. A. D. Butler, Mr. Willlam Shelwon, Prof. William H Jones, On the night of the 221, another con- He [ i osrt will be glven at the ssme place by the Oate Clty olub, of Omaha. An ex- carston 1s announced to lesve St. Joseph on Monday hight, the 20th, and wlill ar- rive here Tueaday. To make the plenle both pleasurable, profitable and Instructive, the following entlemen have been requested to ad- ress the people: Rev. Wm. Anderson, Savannah, Mo, Rov, 8. 8. Jones, Eliwood, Kan. Dr. Stephenson, Omaha. Prof. Joner, St. Joseph, Mo, Rov. Geo. W. Woodbey, Omahi Rev. A. Lawls, Kaneas City, Mo, The following cnphlnl with thnlr com- panles will report on the night of the 2%: Oompany A, Sidney Allen, captaln. Company B, . J. Wlllhml, captaln, Company O, C. Scott Jackson, captaln. Company D, 8. W. Alexander,captaln, Company E, A. Kirchafole, captaia. Cnmp-nyF Geo. Dickinson, captaln, Smoke Seal of North Carolina To- baceo. SPORTING MATTERS. The Gun Olub Bhoot—A Western Sportsmen's Tournament— State Game Laws, sheot for the gold medal Wednesday after noon at the Athletlc park, twenty Peorla blackbirds, eingle rise. ~ Following was the score: The mtdll was won by I’Armaleo, who made the excellent score of 17. SPORTSMEN'S TOURNAMENT, The Omaha sportsmen are In recelpt of an Invitation to attend a sportsmen’s tournament and conventlon,which is to be held in St. Louls, beginnlng Sept, 2 1885, This will ba the first convention of the kind ever held in the west and will doubtlees be largely attended. A go0dly Omaha delegation will be present. The convention was called at a meeting of the Mitsourl Sportsmen’s association, at which the followlng resolution wi passed: “TResolved, That for the purposo of organ- izing a permanent sportemon’s convention for the object of devising means by which we can bave uniform game and fish laws in all the states tributary to our state, that the Missouri State Sportsmen’s association call a conven- tlon of all tne organized clubs in the states of Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, Kansas, Nebras- ks, Tows, Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Mississippi, Alabama, Dakota, Colorado, New Mexico, Kentucky and Tennessee, to be held in St. Tiouts, Tues- day, September 29, 1885, each club to have two delegates, and that we now select a com- ‘mttee of five to arrange the same; that a copy of this resolution be furnished to ll the sport- ing papers and all other papers favorable to the cause in the states named. THE STATE GAME LAWS, ““Why don’t you publish the state game 1aws recently enacted 7’ said a prominent sportsmau to a reporter yesterday. ‘The publicatlon wouldbeof importancenot only to local sportsmen but to those through- out the state who may be Interested in noting the important features of the new statate.” The following {s the law In fall: (Tt shall bo unlawtul for any porson to il ensmare, or trap any wild buffalo, elk, moun- tain sheep, deer, or. antelope, (except for the purposeof domestioation) between the firat day of January and the first day of October in ench year, or to kill, ensnare, or_trap, any wild grouse between the first day of Jaouary and the first day of September in each year T e e e e S turkey, between the first day of January and the first day of October in each year, o to ensnare, trap or net the same at #t any time of the yea or to buy, sell, transport, or carry, or have in possession any such animal or birds, between the dates within which the killing, ensnar- Ing, trapping, or _netting, of such asimala or birda is prohibited by law. It shall slso be unlawful for any person, agent, o employo of any association, corporation, railroad com- pany, or cxpress company Lo recelvo, oarty. transport, or ship any such animal or bird st any time of year, It shall bo unlawful for any person %o go upon the premises of another person or_corporation for tho pur- poso. of huntiog, trappiog, nettiog, ensuar: g, or killing any animal or at any season of tho' year, unless by tho consent of the owners of said promises, Itis further enacted that any person, agont, or smployee, aa aforesaid, who shall 'violate the provisions of this section, shall be deemed puilty of & misdemeanor, and upon convic- tion thereof shall pay a fine of fifteen dollars for each buffalo, elk, mountain sheep, deer, antelope, or wild turkey, so an sforetaid ed, ensnared, trapped, 'metted, bought or wold, shippod, traneported, or beld in posses- violation of this section; and the sum f five dollara for each grouse or quail, 80 aa aforesaid killed, trapped, ensnared, nettod t, sold, shipped, transported, ot held in possession in violatiun of the provisions of this section, Having in possession any of the named snimals or birds be- tween enid dates, shall be deem & nud takon as prosuptivo ovidengo that the ssme_were killed, onsnared, netted, or trap- ped, in violation of this eection, and the authorities of any city, town or precinct pheroany auimal or bird shall have boon killed or held in fon in_violation of law ba found, are hereby authorizad to cause the same to be selzed with of without war rant, and to be distributed smong the poor persons of such city, town or precinct; and any person who shall €0 upon the laud of an. other, in violation of this section, shall, upon conviction thereof, pay for such offente in any sum not. less than five dollars nor more than fifty dollars, and shall be liable to the owner of the premises in any action for treapass,” e Mr. Cbarles L. Todd, junior member of the firm of Willlam Preston & Co., wholesale flour dealers, and for a long time In charge of the city trade of that firm, hss sold out his Interest to engage in other bueiness, The business of Wm, Preston & Co, will be continued by William Preston’and George Richerdson” as heretofore, with headquarters at 508, 510 and 612 Pierce 8t , where they hope to meet all thelr old frlend Wit PrestoN & Co. Omaha July 11, 1885, S —— The Fair Directors, The board of directors cf the Omaha Fairassoclation held a meeting Wednesday President Garneau In the chalr, and Messrs, J. H. McShane, C. Parker, J. T. Clark, George Oaunfield, and H. G Olark present. Prestdent Garneau reported the con- tract for rebuilding the grand stacd, as belrg relet to Smith & Potter. A motion was made requesting Mr, Charles H, Brown to meet the executive committee of the assoclation, and take steps for the ccmpletlon of the les Mr Parkir was directed to make specisl ¢ffirt to eecure a good exbiblt of machinery Several accounts were al lowed, and the board adjourned, o m— Feal of North Caroliva Tobacco s the OITY TAXES. Some Interesting Polints trom the An- nual Report of Treasurer Buck The annual report of City Treasurer Buck has just been filed. The following 18 & brief summary: RECAPITULATION, Taxes collected, regular. Taxes collected, special Total........ MISORLL Procseds of bonds sold Costs in police court. Fines in police court 8§ 822,083 3 OUS COLLRCTIONS, ! 562,126 4,540 ¢ 6,310 13,918 Donation for Ind Donation for Jefferson street. Donation for Cuming street ¥rom Douglasconntyjfor Farn stroet grade. .. Refunded (Clark stroet uverpn d) Licenses of all kinds Donation for l)uuglu streat. . I\ulun(l!i()i by Barber A!ph\lt Oo 7. ot yet issued, b per cent due in 1905, Annual interest on above mentioned ““The short time paving bonds outatand- ing amount to $391,000, Of these §60,000 will be due In the next slxty days, aud will be pald out of balances in paving funds shown In fore- golng account. On account of delay in issulng llquor liconses last year quite an amount of license money appears in the report which really belongs to the year previous, mak— ing the apparent collections from that source larger than were actually due. Notwlthstanding the many calls made upon them for payment of speclal assesa- ments, the taxpayers of Omaha have so generally responded that I can report to you that the delinquency In the city for the current year {s now less than 645 per cent, which is a littlo better showing than was made last year. The delin- quency on the 1883 tax llst Is now 1 3-4 per cent; on the 1882 tax list lees than 1 1.6 per cent, and on the 1881 tax llst, 1 1-2 per cent. I belleve taxes ave as well pald as they are In any town having so large a traneient population.” THE STATE CROPS. The Condition of the OCereal Throughout Nebraska—Elevator Building, “*Yes,” sald Mr. Himebaugh, the ele- vatorman to a BEE reporteryestorday*‘the crops of the state are in very fine condl- tlon. I returned last night from an ex— tensive trlp over the maln line of the Union Paclfic, going as far west as Cozad, the next statlon west of Plum Creek, and balf way between Kearney and North Platte, Cozad, you know, is near the west boundary of the heavy graln-pro- duclng region of the state. Having carefully Inspected this reglon I can say that the present crop cf wheat, corn, oats, barley and rye, all the way from Omaha to the west Dboundary will be equal to that of any prevlous year, if not better. Ihave also taken espacial psins to communicate with the different parts of the state north and eouth of this line and everybody says the same thing about the crope—that never before bas euch abundance been noted In the pro- ductlon of the cersals, How is harves ing progressing? The rye Is nearly all harvested already, belng In the shock or the stack; the barley s being harvested this week and Is nearly half cat already, while tho wheat will be ready to harvest next week, some of it progubly by the first of the week. The acreage of wheat this year will be fully up to tlnt of last year, 0 far as can now see. The crop of oats Is mig- nificent, while the acreage of corn will be not less than 25 per cent. and not more than 40 per cent. more than the crop of 1884, The other cereals will make an equsally favorable comparison. “I‘hero is another thing to be noted,” continued Mr. Himebaugh. *‘I have re- celved communlcations from all over the state with referance to the crops, and I have yet to hear of a locallty where the crops have been destroyed by hail or hard storms “Is there much elevator building go- ing on throughout the state?”’ “Yes, conslderable. Asa conservative estimate I think I may eay that here will be about forty or «fifty new ones bullt in the state this year. About one- third of these are on the U. P. system, while the other two-thirds are on the B. & M. and the Sloux Olty and Pacific, MORE SAFE ROBBING, The OCracksmen Accomplish An- other Piece of Work. As remarked in yesterday’s Bex there is quite evldently a gang of safe cracks- men at work io this clty. Thelr partica- lar forte seems to be the successful raid- Ing of grocery stores. The burglary of Mulvihill & Shelby's grocery store and that of Enewold, 1s now followed by s safe robbery whieh occurred in the gro- cery store of J, O, Slatter, on the corner of SIxteenth and California street Wednesday nlght. The oracksmen got into the store from the rear, coming thruugh a feed room. They thin went to work und driiled s hole in the safe, nesr the combinatlon lock, next taking a jmmy and forcing away the combination. The till was then prled open and about $56 In cesh stolen. The books and papers of the firm were taken out and scattered {n the back yard, and were found thls morning, together with some of the tools which were used. There s very lit le clue to the cracks- men, Some slight sueplclon res's upon & young man who cime Into the store In the afternoon, and after making s smell purchase asked to be allowed to go into tbe back yard, It lssupposed that while there he made a survey of the premises, with a view to deterwining the easlest methed of effecting an entrance. DIED, ~Ta this clty July 16, 8:45 a. m ica C., wife of Rov. 8. B Nowman, age 62 yoars and 4 months. Funaral Friday of 2 p. m..from the Swedien M. E. chusch 515 North Eighteenth street be- we e and CassCaliforaia, NEWMA Mrs, K hot st 11 hoa ok Chrumist Wil et bo 1o onia. DOES NOT CO‘WTAIV AMMONTA. KTH RRALTHFULYESS FLA RN QUESTIONED, 1n & miliion homes for rter of & century 1§ bag #1000 the consumers’ reliable test, THE TEST OF THE OVEN. PRICE BAKINSL POWDER CO., Dr. Price's Special P]flVUI‘lIl[l Extracts, -r\-n-,-a Dr. Prioe’s lupulln Yeast Gems 1thy Bread, The Best Dry Hoj R o m’ 1o the World. i FOR SALE BY GCROCERS. CHRICACO. BT. LOUIN. ‘Wanted, ¥wo Husbands, Editor of Omaha BeE, Wysore, June 16th, '85.—Please In- sort the followlng: We, two girls of Wymore, are ‘‘dead cracked” to get marrled. My friend ls a beautiful blonde, highly accomplished and I a brunette, and if you know of any young gentleman | or old “‘batch” that are good-looking and weslthy pLeAsE let us know through the columns of your paper. Very Respy 7 & o, (Over. ) P. 8. You wlll be suitably rewarded If you find us a husbaad such as we have named, AU ads ertioements in the wpecial columna will be charged at the vate of 10 eents per line for the Arst insertion, and 7 cents por lina for each subse. quent insertion: No advertisement will be inserted han 85 cents o the Airst time. Tass business city propertv, tor o per cont. No commlesions of any kind charged, O, F. Davis, Speolal Loan sgent N, W. M. Life s Co., 1605 Farnam street, P83nug1 0 ONRY 10 10AN—At once and without delay on real estate, in Iarge or emall Amounis. on time o Wlto on collatersle, chatiels or any geod security, prompily, quietly’ and ‘oRors possible ritis A"vv #t_the Omaha Fina cial Exchange, 1608 Farnam et., upstairs. 764t $200 and_opwards on Potter & (;ah'h. 710-4 ONRY 70 10AN—On real estate security in_any ‘amonnt from $500 to $25,(00, at Festonable rates of Intorest. Nocommistio’s charged borrower. . E. Mayne & Co., 8. W. Cor. 16th and Farnam. ONNY [ MONRY 1| MONRY 111 M 583.July23 M 6y to Loan —Un V1 chattel sccurity by W. R. Croft, room 4, With oell bullding, N. E, corner 15tn and Harnay ' Afh years of experience and & careful study of the bu ness of lrmn::amonny on personal property, 1 have ot Iast perte d s systom whereby the publicitm usual in such casos 1a don away with,and I am nos 1n & position to moet the demands of ail » ho bocome temporarily embarrassed and desire to raise money without delay and in o quich manner. Housoxeep: ers, professional gentlemen, mechanios and others in thié clty can obtain advences from $10 to §1,000 on such pecurity as household toraitre, pl chinery, horses, wagon ouso o notos of hand, ot lthout removing eatne from ownera residence or place usiness. Alse and Diamo fl!. One of the s that an of any lona can OXRY to loan in sume firsb-olas real estate securlty. 1615 Farnam st. 1 have no brokers In connection with @y office, but personally suporintend all my_loans THavo prvate offices connocted with my general Dfllm lfl‘hl\ customers do not come in contact with each other, conseq nuntly mwaking all transactions sirictly pilvate. W. K. Croft, Foom &, Withnell Siaa N, - cor. 16th and Hermey. . 008 116 ONEY LOANED at 0. F. Rood & Co' on furniture, pianos, hors property of all kinds and all_othe r wikhout remeval, Over 1st National Bank,corner 1845 And Faroam. All buslness silotly confidontial tolon of valuie, UNEY To loat on ohattels, Woolley & Hi nuan, Room 20, Omaha National bsnk bullding 72181 ONEY TO LOAN—On real estate and chattels D. L. Thomas. h ONEY Loaned on ohattels, cut R. R Hlokete boughband sold. &. Forman,213 8,131b 81 FOR WENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, ool I ‘R RRXT—Onf¥ #28 per month, & neat cottage of § roomy, well farriished in Brussels carpets and farnitore througbout, 1o go.d. i ighborheod, reet oat line, C. F. Mayne & Co., and Farnam. JVOR RANT - Iouses of 6 and 0 rooms In No 1 loss- ton. Apyly a4 offise of C, 1. Taylor, SW. cor. 14th and Douglas, 17t or kEST ~House 5 rooms snd kite well and cistern water. Ap;ly Jon nawe- Good oarn. Rear 10.8 Dodge st 17217p n, good cellar 120/ Pacific 8t 18417 7R RENT— 0 room house, Mason snd Pacifie. 0 Clarkson St., between Inquire on _premisis. 17915 House of 0 rooms cornor 16th and Leavenworth. Iaquire of John Hanlin 811 & 1ith St 148 20p Taor RSt and tasoment, ho 0 Ploatant st Fm Rext_House with 8, roome, 508 8 T, Vows Joion nexT—Cheap store, 311 N. 16th stroet. 7817 o raeT—Baro, 1707 Ca street 080.17p Tnquire at Boston 35tt JOR RENT. dry goods stor -A building y2x64. 8. 10th st, JOR RENT—A first class cottage, with pod 1ar) ban;will be foreent on or aboud October st. In« quire st Edholm & Exicks n's, opp P. 0. 800t \OR RN A stable for 8 horses one block south of the U, P. depot. Inquire of M. Lee, grnunv, 292 Leavenworth. fatt 'OR saLR—A good bakery, In & grod leowtion, Sheps good reason. Address G, B., Poe offics -21p [0k s A nlce young team o mares rood bug: gloand barness. Tr.quire st Edholm & Ericksor onp. P. 0. 18248 0% 8ALA < A nice family horse, first claes In_ever Teurect. Tnquirs at Kahotm s Kelckson siopp > 18318 {OR SALY A choice lot of fresh milk cows, 26th aod Califcrnin, 971-17p 0% g4ue._Botler and eneine, $ohorse oot botler *nd engine, In good running order; want to sell for the reascn that they ate not Iarge enough for the now machinery which bullding on Harney Sk C; Douglas St. 0% SALR—A good plano, choap. Mrs. A. Calders wood, 1616 Calfornia st. 71040 LwAYs on hiand at & bargaln, No | second hand carriago phaston and slde far buggics; ws0 um- breling and sunshades, s 1409-1411 Dodge § REAL ESTATE. 2- 18— Clev. land place within 4 Hlooks of the car Vine and within two montka cars will run in front of proporty. Will scll or will teado for tnsldo property and pay dift in valios in cush, Par- tios having mortgage property can brade and secure new property free of incumbrance. W. H. Green. over 1st Naticnal Bank. 19740 JFon s The chespcat lots tn the olly, two o0k west 0f Park Avoouo and one block south of Loavenworth, Pricos range trom five hundred fif- tytosix hundred fi ty dcllars. Torma made to sult purchasers, thireon Iota must ho eold within ten daye. Send your address ts room 81, Arlinglon Block, and owner of Tots will call on you 'and_show youthe lota. G, I’ Stebbine. 11218p on susee—Cottare 0 rooms, house 10 rooms. Phipp) Roe, Soward and Campboll, 8314t ROOMS FOK KENT. Jor RAXT—Tw) nicely koeping, and fumitarc Tocated. A. L. A. Boo ofti ntrally 14-17p on kst —Fine lerge furnished room, cast and south front, half block from street car, 530 Plons- ant St. 189.20p JoR REN Plersant sf Furnished rooms, from ret. JF 3% arer—Farnished front: room, 1309 Capitol Avenue 106-22p WV Axian—To ront unfurmshed oom, not foo tat out, casy of access. with privileges and no ques- tons asked. ~ Address Single Gent, Bee offico. 15016 with or_without 104-6p o, axr—Furnished reome, board, at 1022 Burt St, ONKY 20 LOAN 1o sums of 8800 snd opward, O.F. Davis and O ~ WANTED FEMALE HELP. sirl at NW comor Ham- ANTED—A good kitchen 21216p ilton and Pier strect. Al he multitude of low tost, short wel ! physobrte powdors, Sold only o' oane ROVA BAKING POWDER C0.. 108 Wall 81; ALLMALL GAZETTE CONTAINING LONDON SGANDAL. Orders for First Uopies filled TO- MORROW (FKIDAY) MORNING, JULY 17. PRIOE 15 UENTS, FULL SETS 50 OENTS. Send Money with Order. Trade supplied by GERALD PIEROE & OU, News Dealers, 122 Dearborn 8t,, Chicago, Il Apollinaris “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” “Jts purity offers the best security agarnst the dangers which are common to most of the ordinary drinking London Medical Record. ANNUAL SALE, 10 MILLIONS. Of alt Grocers, Druggists, & Min. Wat. Dealers, BEWARE OF lMlTATIONS. OMAHA INSTITUTE IIEDIGAL AND SURGICAL. FORTHE TREATNENT OF ALL CHRONIC AND SURGICAL DISEASES. The largeat Medioal institute West ot ssinpl Rivers ti0 Fifty rooms i onts. o 0 the. Am\llulw Tiag £ th s l‘llinlrhm and Hurgeon lepsy, Kiduey, IVATE GIRCULAR 1 {per ca, Spnils, Gleet, Kiricoure Hnsss® & Kessler TANTE A 00w potLit nurae girl at 1028 Do zlas stred 21-18p Good ook, 2007 Dodgest. Mrs. 0. M. 7 ANTED— 168.t1 Hitchoock. 7 ANTED —Girl for gouer: | housework, 1114, Faun- ders St 107-20p A\Hm—hu!i\‘[lrl litul.:)tnrlcl\l sms Tsth 16p man preluuul, 1618 p axTiD—Cook and kitohen help st Paoiic house, 10th and Davenport. 5010p. Wiesmo-A Dbarber, at 616 S. 13th St. 108-16p ANTRD—A girl Tor genioral Robecwork, 1 a small towmily. ~Apply at 111 Webater St., ‘1‘3 - sirl 1oz gen-ral housswork at 812 1¥8-16p TANTED—Goo ! 8 15th St. y alately, a good kitchen girl; good 157.16p ANTED—Imr wages. C Ilst 1914 Wol ster strect. VAT - A ond steady womn to o chamber Woks Wi s £4 per week. + Itween the *clock, of 178t 1 tor genoral housework, SN hours of 11 and TANTED —A V¥ 20th ~t. ANTED—-Lady ogerte. derti] hrer d now ru! males; 1aics g6 wid cver 448, C find god nd i o 54 and 85 per wiek. at o aha Ku ploy n'ent Buresu, 1120 Farnam st. pAL wo e p-tent gills, 10°'h Street one i iock South ‘or St &1 Bowen, Gocd whl for eencrsl hovscwork. Ger- Vreferreo. App1s at Mrs. Wi, M. Grupe- bium, 03 South’ 1uh' 5t wear - Loayonorth: 8. VW Ario—2 goodwoman cook st 1011 Dodgosi, 7778 7 ANTE Ta—Noveltles 1n Iadiea’ and Over 40 new desfizns. Noth- Over 1,000 ANTED—1, childrens' wear. liko them Sell a8 fast a8 shown agents make §700 montbly. Address with stamp. E IL, Campbell & Co., 0 South May strect, Oblcago. 61 jly W 25mio-—Thren exgarienced women canvassors, 6 per day, guaranteec; room 7, Mdln’k block.! ¥ AGH ANTED—First-olass dining room girl at tho Met- ropollias hoteli Rous otsor need apply. 8 Jon wENT— furnished room 417 N. 14th St., etween Chicago and Coes 8t 11h-1ep JOR RENT floor, Saundcrs st. 185:41 11t of 6 roorws, fuenis Ballou Bros., 817 Jon nmsT—Furnished reoms, 1517 Davenport Jor rrer—Fumished rooms, 612 8. 17th st 176.10 }“wl rexT—Furnisted or unfurnished reovs, 1012 LT S e l{ 'oR RENT —Finely furnished front yoom, 718 north 17th St ) 18p Entahed room?, one wil Wohator. st. 3 loasaut fur N. W. Cor. 18th and O RENT ~Tw bay window. NOR RENT—Two furnished £ oms, 000 1vrge front room with bay window. And one small rom at 5 per month; also one unfurni-hed room, at 635 N, i7th 8¢ 181 0% RENT—Rocm wi b board fo ate tamily, 1618 C NT—Pleasant furnished room: between Pacific snd Plerce. 100 18p 1 85 18p xr—8 furnished front rooms 84 § o at 1113 N, 18th. ok RRNT—Deslrable fornished room, modern im- provemente, 1724 Capitol Ave, o or REsT—Tn private family, jleasant, furnished room, with hreaklast, it desired, £12 Sou'h Ave nue. 1000-18p. on mENT—Handsomely furnished 704 Capltal Ave oR weNT -Suite of nowly furaished rooms, 1011 973t Califo:nia st E. D, Van Court. rccms, 1 99117 oR REAT—Furnished room. Inquire drug_store 10th and Dougl 977-tt room, hard 977-17p {oR RENT—House of 7 rooms h and soft water, 1112 5. 11th sticet. NT—In Nebraska Natlonal hank bnilding} or, one suito of two roows lately occupied e d floor, one larze 91 VW S =4 gond funished room for 85 to 810 per month, Address P. N. C. Bec Office, 9171 Jon sasv—Nicoly furniahed rooms, 3200 Dm| e. ) Jor et —Furnlahed rooms 18.9 Farnam St 537 24p o8 Rar—Unfu-nished rooms lo Boomor's block Cor. tn and Howard. J10R REN1 in Beeme; nished rooms for light houseeping, block, Cor Sth and Howard 799t furnished rooms, ard, 1718 Dodge, TOR REST—Lan " ningle or 76581 handsomel; uite; excellont With board, nicely furnished south lao gas, and Lath, 1400 [ of 451 om & room, with use of parlor Jones St. 7VOR RENT— Ploasant room furnished, 1428 1oward 8t. 421-t1 WANTF D MALE HELP. JANTED—Two 04 three gcod eolicitors that can write life insurance in the countyy. Salary Ack for room 46, Metropoliten Hotel commission, 17p to-day, & RNT—June 26th, two oonnooted rooms with board; tront room, south-east. 1914 Wobster. 837-jly 18p TR RENT—A tront room with bay window; modern improvements, suitablo for 2 gontlomen, South- east corper 19 _aud Farnam St. 450 ANTED -~ Gond harber 816 & woek, wuarantoed staady woik, 3 , F.El W “'A\uan “cccnd baker, ot over 2 yoars of oust e good on bread and cakes. ~ Inquire 21517p at Paxton IHotel store room JAxTub—An A L city sslesman, good pay. Joslin & Sackctt, 1600 Farnam St. oll the People's Family At Kolly's Tnstit tor. on weol 1l a ternoon or address 302. N, IB 189-20p ANTED .at to take ordors for ora) on por- traits, 128 Howard St. 1953-18p NT—1W0 © ¢gany ommces n Bushmann’s block. NT—For_manuiao'uring_purposes or hall, rge room 44x75, 84 floor, No. 110 8. 14th et., enquire at 1409 Dodge et. A. J. Simpson, 14t OR RENT - Contrally located furnisned rooms at 628 south 15th St. 718t Fux BT Furnlahot argo front foom with alcove grato bath, eto,, 1716 Cass stroet. 5:bt d_unimproved lands xchange for Omaha e, 0pp posto T co. 80t 0k RXCIANGR - Improved in 45w Bost unoooupiad gronnd in the ty for l ruse house, 87 feot front on Leavenworth , north bet 10th and 11th,will leaso for 99 yoars, B ford & Souer. t Aniox riACR--8 o0d lote In this addtion with: 108 bluoks of streot cars, can on_easy torms, W H Groon, over 1st Nat'l ek St JOR 8ALR—Two story brick house, corner splendid view, two blocks from 'street car Shint's addition . 83,100, 8510 down. and 815> moath, C. E. Mayno & Co., 8. W. cor. 16th and Farnam 881-17 BUSINESS OHANOES. Towa. d, Diobatls Vi Want a genoral valuo of your goods. Torton & wo ~Ono of tho heat ot o an stock, ostablish Keason Aiitoss Tatall Grocer 101-17p wu sAL 0 PxCIANGR - For Omaha or Lincoln reiidencs property—House and grounds i Red Cloud, £4.000. 1000 acres lanl in Welster county at §20 T acre, no incumbiance. Ray O. Becker, Red Neb, 1-8-30p 7ANTED—An enterprisiog smart yourg man with smali cayital a8 o partuer in ds and cLthiog businose, - Address G. H, 14 m flour mill; capacity 12 ; ¥, 20,000 bushels; good factlitica; onl farmpropert over st Na B [Eiess ciiawca - About §500 will Duy an estab- lished business, togother with leace for one year ofbuilding. This 'is a good ba.gala for somo ‘ono Address 8. 1., Boo office. 81840 ck of bran new hard- tor good Nebraska and besutiful lots Himebsugh and Patgrson's Sub-division, two miles from city at §150 200900 each,on monthly payments of 46 and $10. Per- sone buying here will be asslsted $o bulld right away 1t dosired. To rent—Four eplondid offcos. 63t R.C. PATTERSON, 15th and Farnam St. Foralo—Choap PERBONAL Snusons having infants or children under six years to board out, can find a good home at 107 North 10th st. 767-16p A g nowe—For ladies durlng confnoment. orrespondence confidintial. - Address Lock Box £39, Linc.In, Neb. 998-Aug 12p RRONAL an experlenced nur.e; ‘Will be found at 1609 Davenport street, clty roforence, 798 16p L DiRs if you want your plumes or tips cloan. dyod and curlod: lirt=class Work uarantced, go to Henry 8incere, IBIU Jackeon st. 403-jly 22 JPrasgxaMra E. M. Hooper. trance dlairvoyan and healing medlum, over 716 North |exr||’.-x 562-§21 B8, 8C1RODKR —Olalrvoyant and Magnotic hoalo Locates wl pain and dissase, 707 N, 16th 5t v 19 R, A CHRSTRRPIRLD —Magnetlo doveloying medium, over 6 A d’hmdm' mn and norta m LOST AND FOUND. xa—Ma“c on real ealato soourity In amout of /g 00 and up; call for terms. Frank L. Everett, 1500 Farnam, 208-Aug 16 TRAVD OR BTOLEN—Sa'urdsy morniog a chestnut sorrel hore, white star in forehead, mane on left d left hind leg white; bad on saddle. Addrexs ormation of return to and receive reward. C. 4 Btrykor, N cor, 18th and south sb. " IT8 10p oen—Anlrioh tter dog, dragging » cha'n, on ning. *H. . Bushman, 1512 How- Cn ooiar. Liveral reward for reburm or information as to his where bouts. 4.16 star In the forchead. Finder will recelve a liber- reward by re urniug her to Cumin's & Qulnn, [m cers,13th and Chicago stroct., §nu\'nnfln S10LEN —A sorrell maro with white RUPTURE CURED, IN 0, Qpcgation, or ucloss irusyes Dr. M. M. Moore 248 Wabash ave., Chicago, Ils., at Omaha every 00 days. Bend stamp for circulsr. 499.jly. front room on first floor with or ; inquire 8t 1901 Farnam 8. B07-t1 OMB_With board destrable for summer, 711 7 ANTED—A traveling pa’esman who has an estah- 1 sued trade in Nebraska, to fufroduce our new cigar, with which we furnish the b st adver- tlslr s sobeae in the world Address with reference, W. h. Cu-hman & Co., Detroit, Mich, 170-16 7 AXTRD—Tw0 saloimen avd two sales'adlis at Western Jowelry Co., ro0m) 6, Crounse bluck. 958 amswANTRD, Add-ess 8t Louis Flectrio Lamp Co., 8t Louis for circular, cuts and terms of the oandle power Marsh Kle 8111y13 7 ANTED—A K¢ Wik Call on or adcress Otto Lob ck, eral Mans ger, 1222 Faruam streot. ¥ 1n every county to_sollclt_for Tl amoclstion of Omsha,Neb, cretary and’ Go 748aug1 S8ITUATIONS WANTED. tunt Wis ) by @ tiret clasy tiuner, referenco furnihed it des 1. Addre prentice 5t Paul Neb, 201-10p §0d Ape a8 Dookkeeper or salesman, pesicuce, sp(ak G 2(5-14p 7 ANTED—Situatio ory gouds, 10 years Addre:s F. H. Bee cflice, MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, ~81,6¢0, for thiee to five y: seourity, Adurosms L ANTRD—Where can I inye t 81700 with sorvices, W oo Maventage. © Address X. x. Bos Office 1nle16p 7 ANTHD— Bituation in &g oneral merchandise stor Wiiteh al years -x)‘-rhsuu' speak Ge) h geod reforence. Ad: Eoglisn, can fa b g 152-16p drees U, B. Byracuse, Neb. “nmv 500 people 1o b Eoholm & Krickson's to bere guaraLtee TaxTRD~Vacsl and lustramental scholars st “ 1011 Cal fornie st Mies L ¥. Ohambsilain. a1Tp ANTED—KEvery ady 10 neod Of & sowing i & chine, to see the new Improved Awarican Do, . E Flodman & Co. agents 220 N 160h. 830U 7ANTED—A partaer with 8500 cr $1,000 In first tng business. Inquire at C. E. Mayne' nd Farpam 5t 142-18p thelr watches {o 7 ANTRD—Two oF thrce furnished roows for light \Dousckoeplug. Address & B. C., Beo office. JOR BALN—G a0 favorable conditior ; reason, town. Addrets J. B, Bee offic 10k BALB—A 000 acro stook aud graln faro, roved; four hours' ride from sbe Om Yards jsoven miles from tho oity of Fromonf rallroad within threo milos; 800 acres under plow, the rest In pasture; board fonce, running stream through pasture; houso with ton rooms; will bo suld cheapif sold immodiately; on torms o’ suit. For lunh-r'rmlrulnn tnquire of Geo, 0. Grodfrey, d nqar city limits, cheap; goity away from 1745 mont, 187ulys FOR SALEWHUUSES*L()T& J0R RENT~Hou ' Eailow Bros., 81 rooms, with bar, Aelhulvlu 8 134 15! o4 pau=—Nica rosbionco property on Park v will take vacant lofs in part psyment. Da 1 Bros., 817 8 18th strect. *6:2 PYW0 or 8 1ot Marion Place;will trade for residence and pay oifteracce lo caali. W, H. Green, over 16 National Bank fom_ {JOR 8ALN B3 foet 01 Cuming between mm.wwmh with house, §2,700. Bedford & Souc 7174 J\OR BALK. - 2 lotw, 80 x 140 fect on K south front, elgant loostion, mu H. Green, over a8 Nationsl Bank Jen pave—targe house, nowly buit, 9 ruows, al modern lmprovements with 4 ot, st 1716 Cass inquire at premises. 7274 70K BALK.—160 1cet front en Virglula avenuo, ono block from head of 5t Mary's 2 all, or 81,460 for hait, tional Baok. g tasn—Fory lote for sao on Burt aud Cumlngs between 29th aud 81st cheap, luside property edtord & Souer, 7ho FOR SBALE MISCELLANEOUS ok BALN ~A bunch of 8 lots, uear froverty: wil mat o spocial tecms for investment, Hallou Bros, 61751810 Tt 18521 J\oR BALE—One good family horss, lght wagen and banoss, chesp. A. Morrlecn, 1613 Dousle sireet ot s Horee, wagon sud baruess, for B e i e 0%, at mlmm,; Ule. Apply 10 18p " | Papillion, Neb. MISCELLANEOUS, ‘omick—1 dosire to inform the public, if at any timo I have 83id auyttiog agalrst the charactor of E. A Marsh, butchor on 16th and Ouming streot., 1 have ot done 80 with the intention of harming him, and I hereby retract everything I way have #aid agalnst him, a8 T havosiway s found him honest inall ;;ullnou travsaoii ‘neo. - sohmuotech, 1 prssuARING—Tadies wisbing the services of & first clas s dres maker, pply at 1143 N 18th st Pertect fit guarantocd. 12010p ik U. P. Park looated 12 milos 8. W. on U, P, rosd, 1810w open to tho public and can be rented pic-uics and aocial gatheriugs. Spocial rates for i faro given, For torms, call or sddress . C. Bchwenck 00D MARYS rmm_ wishig o purchase brood wares for ranch I » Livery stable, 418 802-41 “ % gIve you hesrt-hurn, o cont, each by the dealers 0551 I Ho: 111 kb oot Omahs, KW BILYKR TAG, 400 Laga 1o Poycke fros., Avents P eronn—0n Kiikiorn wad Vuta. T, Murray, 4.t (e s Taw et davored, taga rodoomiod at one cont each by the dealers. ' Poycke liroa, Keuts NsTROOTION on_ banio glven by G E Gutten beck, at 1110 Capitol ave. DRIVY VAULTH aud cenrpools oleaned 1 an oderiess way. A. Evans, 1208 Dodgo st. HBAURYp KW HILVEK Ta0, 1§ doos nob talnt the broath, odvomed b ono by tho dealors. Poy Bros., Agente. [ TOTICK 18 hercby glven that the partnorship here- AN tofore exiating hatween the undersioed s mor. chart tailors at Omahs. Neb., undor the firm 1sme of Vodicks & Papez, s this duy dissolved Ly mutual snsent,end (hat tie 8aid | us 1oss wll be Carried on Papez will roceive | the debts of by Frans Vodicka #lcne, snd J Nl Ermtay e 10 kb tr N pAY th Jate partiorah) Dated this 16k day of July, 1685 FRANK VODICKA Jon PRz Notice 14 aleo givon to those who still owe meney to the tate Lrm, Lo call 41+ atile thelr accounts as { am going aay by Lexs week 01, P'AvEz, €017 108 12h 8¢, Omshs, Neb, EDWARD KUEHL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND OONDITION ALIST, 808 [waib stroe, betwoen Farnam and Ha oy will, wino ibasid of guardias splithe, oblataia, or woyone glaace Lo e paet anc preseal sed certaln 0onditions in tbe fut and shcap wade b order Pertech mmmlon lunnhvfl