Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 23, 1885, Page 8

| THE DAILY BEE---THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1885 e— BEE. THE DAILY Thursdagd Morning, July 23 LOCAL BREVITIES, ~ The rain of Tuseday night washed away woms of the curbstons on Farnam street, which s now being put up, —~Mrs, J. M. Appel, nee Goldemith, of Denver, held a reception for all her lady friends, at the residence of her mother, corner Twentieth and Dodge streste, yestorday after noon, —The reports are being quietly ciroulated here that Mayor Vaughn,of the Bluffs, has hsen sasured by President Cleveland, of an ap- pointment to the head of the government secrot service bureau. —The Law Library assosiation, of this city, has just made a valuable addition to its list of books, Complete sets of the Minnesots, Texas, Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee reports have been received making in all 279 volumes, The entire cost 18 $1,700, —Inspoctor Campbell issued certificates of inspoction yesterday to steamers ‘'President’ “John F. Lincoln,” of Sioux City, and “John Borteam,” of Nebraska City, all plying in the waters of the Missouri. —The principal membera of the Grau Opera company are stopping at the Paxton, The other and lesser lights have found iodg ing at the Arcade, Metropolitan and Goos hotels, —A man by the name of Albert Schweck was removed to St. Joseph's hospital Tues- day, having broken his leg while driving stock st the stockyards, 1is case is progressing favorably, Fred Paliser, the victim of the almost] v at Monday night's weddiog in South s roported as out of danger. Although \s pretty badly cut up y the saw in the hands of his brother, he will recover, —Dr, Galbraith was called upon Tuerday night to attend the case of a man-a Bluffs rus tic--who had been in()maha during the day and had startod to cross the river, when he was sot upon by a footpad, Ho started to defend. himself when the man drew a knife and in flicted a severe out on his arm, —The mule case of Meyer and Kuntz, which has for some time bean pending efore Judge Weiss, has at longth been settled, Yes- torday evening the judge returned o verdict for the plaintiffs, after five minutes’ consider ation, The mule i s appraised at 330 and the costa amount in all to about § — A glandered horse was discovered Tuesday night drinking out of the same trough with lot of ocher anitwals on the cornor of Thi toenth and Jackson streets. The diseased animal wos taken to a secluded spot and disposed of. Such carelessness is criminal and should, if possible, be punished. “hiies]Maggio Whittaker, of South Twen- ty-first street, entartained a large number of ber young friends Tuesday afternoon at a scloct birthday party on the occasion of her thirteonth auniversary, Refroshments wore sorved in the evening and concluded a delight- ful afternoon's entertainment, (uite anum- ber of handsome presents were showered upon tho happy little colebrant. —William Redick, Esq, is preparing an appenl to the United States supreme court in the case of tho Wyoming Cattle Ranch com- pany vs, John T. Stowarc. The case was triod in Cheyonne Inst fall, and a verdict of over 8100,000 awarded the plaintiff. From this finding Mr. Redick, as counsel for Stewart ia preparing an appeal on the ground of vital errors i the trial, —About three weeks ago Mr. Julius Meyer lost a valuablo diamond stud, He was un- able to gain any clue to its whereabouts, and had given it up as gone forever, and propared bimself to hear'the Loss ae best he could. Yester dny a boy named John Brandt came in and presenting a dismond stud to Mr. Meyer asked him if it was worth anything, snyiog that he had bought it from a man for $2, Mr. Meyers quickly informed the boy that the stud had been lost by him and a transfer of thestone was speedily made, the boy re- ceiving o small sum of money, The stono was valued at 875, —Mus. Alterson, an old resident of Omahs, living on Harney, near Eighteenth, met with a veryseveroand distressing accident yesterday morning. She had been visiting during the ovening at the house of Mr. James Winship, on Fourteenth and Jackson streets, but had heen provented from going home as early a8 she desirad, by the heavy rain storm. About 3 %clock this morning she determinea to go, a3 the storm had ceased. Before she had gone very far, however, she slipped from the side- walk into a ditch, sustaining a severe scalp wound several inches long, a fracture of the wrist, a broken rib, and many bruises, Dr, Swetnam was called in to attend the sufferer, Althcugh Mrs, Altersor: is quite old and feo- ble, it is believed that she will recover, ROPED IN AND RUINED. Two Country Girls Come to Omaha in Search of Work and Lured in to Jail. ‘The subject of a most pitlfal and dis- tresslng story was farnlshed by Officer Green Tuesday evening, when he appaar- police headuarters with two girl prison- ors, and led them into the women’s cell where they were locked up to remaln over night, Opposite their names on the reglster was wrltten “‘Larceny,” and when a reporter for the Bee made Inqul- rlos to ascortaln what they had stolen, he was informed. _One man, who s:emed to kaow all about,1t whispered In his ear, “‘thls is an outrazyous pises of basiness, Thoze girls are no mora guilty of larceny than Iam.” With this much of & point- or to work on the reporter began an lo- vestigatlon, the rasult of which s glven in what follows. Last Thursday Julis Moore and Celia Morgan, two rather pre- possessing girls, each about 16 years of age, utterly ignorant of the world and its wicked ways, set foot in Omaha and started about from beuse to house lookiog for work, as domestics in private fami- llee. They had left thelr homes, the former comlog from Columbus and the latter from North Piatte, fmaglning that their lives there were unenaurable, and filled with grievcus paternal wiongs, Thursday evening, after havirg walked through the hot streets several hoars, tun-barned and covered with the dust of travel, and having been uneuccessful in secaring any place to work, they began to think the glittering world was not what thelr silly young imaglnatioas had plotured it, In the dusk of evenlng they were 80 unfortunate as to knock at the door of a disreputable domleile, on How- ard ctreei, hetween Ninth and Tenth, which was occupled by Rose Mason, the same man THE FEDERAL CASES, who almost dled In the city jall, Sonday night, with hysteries because of having been arrested of robbery. Noticlng that the two girla were innocent country 1asses, she at once anvited them in and generously, thongh with devillsh Intent, offered to farnish them with a room, to stay there until they conld get work. The apparent kindness of thls woman was gr-dly accepted by the two girls and they remained over night. Friday morning the Mason woman extended her kind- ness, by glvlog each of the glrls, a change of dress to wear until the oclothes they had on ocould bs washed. That day they renewed thelr search for work, but were agaln ansucoessful. Frl day night the notorlous Lotta Coombs was also an Inmate of the Mason ranche, also several wicked men. They madeé a lively party for the new gaests, forclng them to drink beer and wine untll both were out of thelr heads. When awakened Saturdsy morning they then real'zed the kind of den they wers In and left it as qulckly as they could, wearlng the bor- rowed dresses. They went to a respect- able house on North Sixteenth street and secured lodging. In the meantime Madsm Mason employed an alleged de- tectlve and lawyer to find out where the outraged girls had gone to, and have them arrested on the charge that they had stolen her clothes. The plrls say that they took the clothes bask to her house Sunday evenlng bat there was no one about the premlses. An Interesting Report Prepared by Assistant District Attorney Bartlett, By an act of gongress approved March 3, 1873, 1t Is provided that the attorney geneoral shall make to congress an annual report of the buslness of the department of justice, for the last preceding fiscal year, also statlstics of crime In the Unlted States, as well as a statement of cates clvil and eriminal pending darlng the preceding year, In conformance with this act the dls- trict attorney of each state is requlired to furnlsh the necessary data from his dla. trict to complle the report. Followlog are the principal Items of the report for the district of Nebrask which has just been prepared for su misslon to Mr. Garland, by Asslstant District Attorney Bartlett: There were two clvil cases tried In which the United States was a party, darlng the Iast fiscal year, and one civll case was dismissed. The aggregate amount of judgments obtalned by the United States in otvil cases was $12,037.34. Number of eriminal prosecutions ter- minated durlng fiscal year ending June Judge Stenberg upon hearing of the[30: Internal revenue cases, 81; post- caso yasteeday released the girls, and |office cases, b: offenses against pension no prosecution against them will ba en |laws, 2; embezzlement, 3; miscellancous, tertained, 22; total, 113, Of these cases the number of convlc: tlons were: Internal revenue, 48; post- office, 6; embezzlement, 2; pension laws, 2; muscellaneous, 18; total convictions, 75, Of the eame number the acquittals were: Kmbezzlement, 1; mlecellaneous, 1; total 2, Of the same number there were dls- continued, nolled or quashed, internal revenue cases 33, embezzlement 1, mls- cellaneous 2, total 36, Aggregate amount of fines and penal tles Imposed during the year, Internal revenue cases $1,620, postofiice §500, pen slon 85, embezzlement $75, mlscellane- ous $1,352, total §3,631, Amount re- allzed on ponaltles Imposed during the year, total §1,420.77, The number of criminal prozecutions pending July 1, 1885, s 4, In sults to which the United States was not a party, there were during last year cases pending. The number terminated durlng the same perlod, 352, The judgments_for plaintifi were 150; judgments for defendant, ; dlscontlnucd and dlsmissed, 164. The amount of judgmenta for plaintiff durlng the year was 8926,762,77; for defendant; $2,500, Number civil cases in which the Unlited States is not a party, pending July 1, 1885, 246, POLICE COURT: — —— For Trade.—Nance county lands for stock of general merchandlse or hard- ware. Address John Linderholm, Cen- tral City, Neb. AT THE STOCKYARDS, A Guod Bunch of Oattle From Spring- field—The Qorn-fed Cattle, The Omaha stock market still continues to boom and the recelpts and shipmenta stlll show a healthy and substantial in- crease. Tuesday was a lively day as well as yesterday, Among the good looking “hofty” bunches of cattle brought in was that of Messrs. J. D. & A, L. Spearman, of Springfield, Neb., who sold some eighteen or twenty carloads, or abont three hundred head of cattle In all. The cattle were al! of good weight, and brought a No. 1 prlces. DMessrs. Spea man are very heavy cattle growers, and thelr actlon in selling their stock hera 1s gratifylng evidence that they have great falth in the Omaha market. Heretofore they have been shipping thelr cattle to Chlcago, but having found that they can do just as well or better here have deter— mined to ship only to Omaha. Thus is the fame of the home market extending among the cattlemen of the west. A goodly number of hogs have also been disposed of yesterday and Taesday. Quite a large number were sold here and shipped through to Chicago. A reporter In conversation with one of the stockyards people yesterday learned that the supply of cornfed cattle s now “talling off '—that is falllng off, and will soon cease altogether. It 1s belleved that the grass-fed cattle: will soon be swinging Into the market in unlimited numbers, 80 as to farnish the slaughter- houses with the fullest desirable quota of beeves. The slaughter-houses are run- ning on rather slim supply at present but In a few days will undoubtedly be able to do a rushing business, — Seal of North Oarolina Tobacco Is the best., A ROUGH REGULAR,. Thoe Usual Routine ot Business—A swindler Brought to Trial, Judge Stenberg wasconfronted yesterday moralng by a goodly array of criminals, who answered to the varlons charges placed opposits thelr names on the pollca docket. Kate McNamara, a woman who had been on a spree and wound up in jail was released. Maggie Slms, wife of the oughty Col. Frank Slms, was like- wise corralled last night, for being Ina state of over exhilaratlon, from too much whisky. She had sobered down this morning, confessed her fault and was re- leased. Harry Lynn, charged with disorderly conduct, was discharged. Peter Green pald a fine of $5 and costs for belng drank, John Hendrickson was arralgned for obtalnlng goods under false pretenses. 1t seems that on the Fourth of July, he went Into the drug store of John Bell on on South Tenth street, and representing himself to be the agent of Slncere’s dye works, procured from Mr, S. B. Bell, a sult of clothes, to be dyed. He has never returned the clothes, and when arrested this morning, he was wearing the sut. Judge Stenberg, after hearing the case, sentenced Hendrlckson to pay a fine of 825 and costs, and to make restoration to Mr. Bell in the sum of $20. A 8hort Reminiscence, Tuesday night as the steamer ‘‘Nellle Peck,” which stopped here over night and wentdowntheriveryesterday morning, was comlog Int> vlew, an old resldent who was viewlng the slght from the north alcony of the court house broke Into reminlscence, a brlef bit of which s re- produced: *‘I well ramember the days when the river traflic was quite large on the upper Missourl, and when Omaha was conslderable of & river town. In those days, fificen or twenty years ago, about the only way we had of reaching the south or southwest was by water. We used to have tough experiences In those days. I remember one time coming up the river from St. Louls In the little Oae of the Soldiers at Fort Omaha After Another With a Warrant, Frank Day, a priyate in company B, Fourth Infantry, atationed at Fort Omahafwas In the clty yesterday evening, swearing out a warrant for the arrest of Private Timme, who soldiers in company E. At police headquarters Day rela- ted the burden of his grlef. He sald, ‘I am a marrled man, and live with my wife just outside of the barracks.” Night before he was doing guard duty, and Mrs. Bell, wife of Prlvate Charles Bell, who was also on guard that night, was staylng with Mrs. Day. Thls man Timme had been down town during the afternoon, swearlng eternal allegiance to the old tlag In several bumpers of the stufl that cheers, and went home feeling quite leery. Shortly after dark he went to Day’s houss, and commenced maklng wrouble for the two women, To elude belng taken hold of by him, they ran ont of the house and took to the pralrle. He followed and chased them all over the sarronndlng country, untll headed off by some of the other soldiers and was taken fnto the barracks. When asked why he dldn't have the follow trled by court|ea™r GHem Dy’ The captain martle] Day answered he could not during the entire trlp made fre. get proper justice, therefore wanted to bring him before the elvil authoritles. He went to Justice Andereon to get the warrant, quent attempts 1o sink his boat, by run- ning 1t vlolently ashore, onto snags, etc. We finally I'Bl(:ged Omaha In safety, and glad enough wa were to get ashore, I can tell you. Well, that captaln continued ronning the boat for a short thns longer, A few weeks afterwards, we recelved in. telllgence In Omaha that the boat had taken fire and burned, almest to the waters edge, on the way from St. Louls to Omsha. I thought the clrcumstance was yery eusplcious in view of my ex- perlence with the captain, and wrote to the Insurance men {n St Loule. The upshot of the matter was that when the captaln applled for his {nsurance money, he found that he was **headed off.” The wmatter was litigated, and, I believe, the oaptaln lost the sult.” —— Seal of North Carolina ,Smoklng To- bacco Is the best. BASE BALL SPORT, A Serles of Games Are Arranged Be- tween the U, P, and Hast ings Teams. Congressman Jim Lalrd, of Hastings, having some leisure time on his hands, s now devoting himsslf to making a base e ball match between the Omaha and Hast- [ Nebrasks Loan and Building Asso ings teams. Last evenlng all arrange- clation, ments were comploted for a serles to be| Subtcriptions can now be made for woman, recently convicted and sent to the penitentiary at Anamoss, has writ- ten a letter to the Omaha authoritles in which she declares that sho was an hon est woman before she met one Haines, alias Loudon, who 1s a professional thief and threw her into bad ways. She goes on to expose him, bessuse when she whas arrestod the last time for robbery. Haines refased to answer her appeals for ald. She alleged that it was his practice rob guestsat thePaxton, Millard, Can- field, and other hotels in Omaha, and sell the goods to Council Bluffs fences. She also says that he was Implicated in the robbery of a railway safe, but falls to give the name of the company. The burglary at the St. James hotel, Hastings, Neb., Mary says, was done by Halnes, and he turned over a portlon of the plunder to ber. Among it was tomo jewelry which nihu left with Jallor Shontz for identlfica- tlon, o — mottled in Omaha, It was noted In these columns two or three days ago that Dan Wheeler, secre- tary of the Omaha exposition assoclation, was then at Plattsmouth preparing to move his famlly here, where they will henceforth resldo. They have arrived, and were yesterday buaily engaged get- ting fixed in thelr new home. Speaking of Mr. Wheeler's removal from that place, the Plattsmouth Journal has this to say: Mr. and Mra. Wheeler loft thls morn- Ing to establish themselves In a new home In Omahs, where the kindest wishes of their many friends wlll follow them, As they boarded the traln they remarked that the day was an anniver- sary with them. On’ Tuesdsy, July 21, just twenty-olght years ago, they began housekeeping In Piattamouth., Their latchsfrlng will ever be upon the outside to all thelr old neighbors of this clty when they chance to be in Omaha, e — Real Estate Transfers. The followlng transfers were filed July 21, with the county clerk, and reported for the Bee by Ames’ Real Eatate agency: Loarmon P Pruyn and wf to Fred V Fowler, w d, e} of Int 3, blk 2, Lake’s add to Omaha, S1,600. U S of America to Aven E Askwlig, patent, 40 acres of nw} sec 35-16-10, Douglas county. Joshua G Benster and wf to Henry D Shull, w d, lots 1 and 2, Wilcox’s add to Omaha. $500. Dexter 1. Thomas and wf to Frank Lee, w d, west 145 feet of south 25 feet of lot 19, Kountzoe 2d add to Omaha. $192.50. Q Dexter L Thomas and wife to Nils Hoglund w d w 145ft of n 25ft of e} cf lot 19 Kountzes 2d add to Omaha, $192 50. Robert L Garlichs (single) to Kuut Kuutson, w d lot 3 Pelham place add to Omaha, $500. Henry O Jones and wlfe to Valentine Grelf, w d lot 13 blk 6 town of Elkhorn $75. Henry O Jones and wife to Mrs Carc- !?l;l; Greif, lot 7 blk 6 town of Elkhorn, Malvina Brower and husband to John Hamlin; 1t 1, blk 9, Shinn’s First add to Omaha: w. d.—82,500. Dexter L. Thomas and wife to Jens Hansen; e 145 f: n} 1t 18, Kountze's Second add to Omaha; w. d.—$400. Augustus Kountzs and wife to Joseph Dopita; e§ of It 3, blk 7, Kountze’s Third add to Omahs; w. d,—§! o —e— A POPULAR EXCURSION TO THE SARATOGA OF THE WEST. Tha Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific ailway has inaugurated a serles of ex- cursions to Colfax Springs, the popular resort of Central Iowa. These springs are too well known to require any extended notlce. The firat shares in the first eerles by applylng to the secretary’s office with Jeff W, Bed- ford, 213 South Fourteenth street. The payments are made monthly at rate of one dollar per share, Out of town partles wishing to sub- scribe for shares In tbe Nebraska Loan and Buoilding Aesoclation can do eo by commaunicating with Sccretary F. J, Borthwick, 213 South Fourteenth street Omsha, who will be pleased to furnish any Informatlon desired. played betwesn the two nines on Satar- day and Sundsy, One of the games will be played In the afternoon of Saturdsy, and two In the morning and afternoon of Sunday. The club winning two oat of the three games ls to take the entlre gate receipts, The entlre town of Hastings will doubtless come down preparsd to back their team to an unlimited extent. They will doubtless find plenty of holes here in which to put their money. The Union Paclfics will be strength- encd up to the very last notch, before entering the conteet, and wlll, 1t is con- fidently expocted, be able to sit down upon the Hastings hoosiers with crush. Iog effact, The serles will doubtlers ba an interestiog one. Lovers of the na- tlousl sport should vot miss an opportu- nity of eeelng first-class base ball, ——— What Mary Says. member the case of Mary French the woman who robbed s Councll Bluifs boarding-house keeper and then fled to Omaha where eho was arrested In com- pany with her ‘‘solld muldoon.” This Readers of the Bex will doubtless re. | excursion will leave Omaha at 8:15 a, m., Thursdsy, July 30. The rate has been made $4.95 for the round trlp from Council Bluffs, For further information call a* the Unlon ticket office, Paxton hotel, or ad- dress S. 8. STEVENS, Gen'l Western Agent, Omaha, ——— Nearly one-half of the peoplo of the United tates a re engaged in commorcial pursuits. NO POISON IN THE PASTRY 13 o ' TLAYOR THEY PREPARIS By Price Bakirg Fowder Co., Chicago, I, 6t Louis, Mo ng Povider MAxEng o Dr. Price’s Croam Dz Dr, Price’s Lupulin Liry Moy RE . T ONE QUALITY, Apollinaris “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS! & Pure waler should be available at all times, but this is especially necessary east Gems, in warm weather. Lancet. ANNUAL SALE, 10 MILLIONS. __BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. TO RE UNION BIDDER. 1 All adv ertisements in the special columns will | 5¢ charged at the vate of 10 cents per line for the Arst insertion, and 7 cents per line for each subse. P. K Flodman & Co. agenta 920 N 16th. 8300 FOR anENT—HOU iS AND LOTS, rxT—New heu T 8 rooms, 1< per month quent insertion: No advertisement will be snaerted juire 25d and Burt Ste. Mrs. Beryest, Tor leas than 5 cents for the first tim ) 38 : : 5 JOR REXT—Store Foom, 1111 Farnam 8t Apy Iy t5 TO LOAN—MONEY, F& P oanath I oAxs—Made on real ostate security In amounts of [ [J4'y® txvr- Bea Toperty, 4800 and up; call for terms. Frank L. Everott, | A 4 acres of g1 fine locy 1609 Farna 208-Aug 16 ' [ Ho0s fplendid v ovements ME 10 Loa¥c-To sums of $10 000 and, upward, Mon first clas business oity property, for 0 per ) No commissions of any kind charged. 0. F Davis, Epecial Loan sgont N. W, M. Life 1605 Farnam Street. ? ONRY 10 1OAN—At once and without delay on rea estato, in Inrge or small amounts. on time | . %0 suit. Loans made also on collaterals, chattels or any good security, promptly, quietly’ and at the oweet possible ratts. Apply &t the Omaha Finan 64tt cial Exchange, 1608 Farnam st., upstairs Mamr foloan tnume | 4200 and wpwards on first.clase real estate socurity, Potter & Cobb, 1616 Farnam st T19-4 [V Cfmr To 1oas—On rsal estate eectirty in_ any V1 smonnt trom 500 to $26,C00, at reatonable Nocommlseioos charged borrower, C. B. Mayne & Co., 8. W. Cor. 15th and Farnam, 533-July23 s lon: Masne & JF o res - House No. 1813 Pacific, Cor. 14th &1 0gp Jgranr—Biick house 10 rooms, for boarding bouse, Case St betw 15th N & C5. 15th and Farnam, 208-t1 Jron wst-Chieap store, 311N 164h atrest 070-24p oorrs In No 1 losa- JRCR Rew < Houses of 6 and 0 A t Taylor, SW. cor. Iy at office of C. | 14th and © JFg rastA building 254 Inquire at Boston dry goods store, 8. 10th st 08Kt P‘m« RANT—A stablo for § horses one blook south of tho U. P. depot. Inquire of M. Lee, groc 222 Leavenworth. VIS pownr i woxar 111 Monoy to Tean-0n V1 chattel security by W. R.Croft, room 4, With nell bullding, N. E. corner 15t and Harney ' Afeer years of experience aud a careful study of tho busi- ness of loaning money on personal proporty, 1 have at lnst perfected a system whereby the publicits usual in such cases Is done away with,and I am nof 1n » position to moet the demands of all who becomo temporarily embarrassed and desire to raise money without delay and in & quiet manner. _Housokeep- ers, profestional gentlemen, mechanios and others this ity can obtain advances from $10 to 81,000 on such security as houschold tornitu )¢ planos, ma- chinery, horscs, wagons, warehouse reoelpts, secur- ed notos of hand, cte., without removing eame from ownors residence or place of business. Alse cn fiio Watches and Diamonds, — One of ~the Rdvantages [ofor 1 that ang part of any loan can be pald at any time which will reduce the interest Pro rata and all loans renowed at the oriyinal rates of interest, 1 have no brokers in connecticn with my office, but personally superlntend all my lo Thave private ofoss connected with my gent office 8o thay customers do not come in contact with each othor, wnnw\wnlly mwaking all transactions strictly piivate. . R, Croft, room 4, Withnell building, N, E. cor. 15th and Harney. 698-§ly-5 's. Loan office without remeval. Over 1ab tnd Farnam. Al businoes siriotly oonfdontlal M OEY To loan on chattels, Woclley & Hatrison, Room 20, Omaha National bank bullding 72141 ONEY TO LOAN—On real estate and chattels V1 D. L. Thomas. 729t1 M oner Loanod on chattels, cut rats Y3 tokets vought and sold. A. Forman,213 ONEY TO LOAN In sums of §800 and npward. YA 0.7, Davis and Co., Resl Estats aud Loan Ewante, 1505 Farnam 8). 72440 WANTED FEMALE HELP. W iy Tmmcdlately, €0 dinig room cirls for the west, free trapsportation. Call at 1150 Farnam St. 350-23 WV oA ook and chambermsid ot liouse, 013 Faraam St 7 ANTED—A g00d kitchen girl at NW cor. Ham ton and Pier ., North Omahs 5 ¥ 7ANTEO—A ghilin family of thice, 141 port Good dining room il NW cor. Waste - 14th and Jackeon St. Mis. Hill. 346-24p Tiome Scw- 122 N. 16th St., 3. T. Leake, Manager, 821-22p 3to camva's for nach good wages and WV Axtre—Nursgirl, 1005 Fernam sireet. 220t TANTRD—Lady sgonts 810 a day with my wcn- dertul brard nw rubl) r undergarment for fo- males; Tadics ¢ w 14 cver it. Msdam I, Little, Box 448, €y 138-1 AT s withing gond plrciain botcl, pri. va o fimilics, cooks, diviog 1o, m girls, )it then, and Lundry work’ etc., can always and ood weir & §3 onOmaha ki ploymicnt Bire 116t YW/ Axt#0—A goodwoman cook st 1611 Dodge St, 778! 7 AXTRD— LaDY AckNTS —Novelties fn ladies’ and childrons’ wear. Over 40 new deslgns. Noth- Itke them Scll ¢s fast a3 shown. Over 1,000 agente make §700 montbly. Addrese with stamp. E 1L Cawpbell & Co., § South May street, Chicago. 6111526 7 AXTED—Three experlenced women canyassors, 26 per day, gusranteec; room 7, Redick block ! ATo-tt ropolitan hotel: none otner noed apply. 824-4t A\ AxTip—Firut-olase dining_ room girl o8 the Met- WANTED MALE HELP. TANTED -At once, 20 cintassers, 1210 Dodge St. Dr. Hertzmann, 35124 VW imzo—a vouns maa to carry s cyening route o Daily Bee. 345t WATs-A fow oxporienced cansawers; largo commiggion palo, and & ready eclling Article. Call on or address L. D. Woodruff, York,Neb.838.98p 7ANTRD—An experienced clty saleswan for tcas W ana cigars. addrors with relerencos. g, e Py care Buo cfice. 82722 VW 4oz Live C anvacsira in every county in the Unitod States to sell Fu\'s PATENT RE) KRSILE AD IRON, which cominestwo Sad Trons, Polisher, Fluter, ., one iron coing the werk of s6t of ordinary frors. I3 eclheating lamp. AVAY W HOT I medi rate. A large and lating income lnsured to good cenvassers. Address, for circulus, &e., Fox 54D IRON 0., 96 Ecado St., N 818 Biio £o>d map, ia 0 cry try tosell goods that a ¥ocompetition. 5.1a y §75 per mosth for sample. Address Wayland & Clay Stato st., Chi . YW AsmocA toy 17 or 18 years old, Gorman or Scincinavias preferied S, Lebman 1108 Far. 28941 GEN1S WANTED —For tho Champicn Tnk Scud 12 ote. for eample. Cianrios Ne Omaha, Neb 264 WV Axman—gents ta sl tho Pocpic's Family Atias of the World, a1 d Kelly's Instiu-tor. on weekly pagmente. Call a*ternoon or address 502 N, 13, Strent, Omaha. aRNTWANTED, Address 8t Louis Flectrio Lamp Co., 5t Louis for circular, cuts and torms of “tho B11-41y12 il | J0R BENT— wo ¢ cgantomces n Bushmann's 80411 ok e Cottage 0 rocma, house 10 rooms. 3. Phippy Roe, Seward and Oampbell, SS14¢ ROOMS FOR RENT. > unturnishod Iarce front 854 {0k RRNT—Two nicoly furnished rooms for lht housakeepirz, ano furniture for salo cheap, 1612 Dodge St. 851-28p DOR RENTTwo fuy without hoard, 17 oms with or of. 800.28p Jror resttiandssmely : r Capltol Avenue JFoR Ret=toom. tuquirs drug store cor. 10th ard Douglas 83011 OR RENT—T 0 sinzle or en sul lent board for zentlomen havdsomely furnished rooms, n con 718 Dede TR RENT—Fuirn'shed floor, 81l comy lote for havas. keeping. Apply 1418 Ch'cago. 310247 {01 RENT—Rooms in 1013 Chicigo St Apilv to 0. I Davia & ( 7 OR REXT—Doul room, fu-nithe TOR REAT oms snd kitehen, near (8th a1 I'.erce 8t., @3 [or montl $26.92)) 0k RRNT-A plowsant fuenished front room, at 4118, 15th St oy p. Herald. 8102 Fonaese sr unfuenithed with [arge yare, 21et St., cie block Mary's Ave, oo nest—ttandeo JOR kuNT—Furnished room, 1717 Cass sérect, Mre. Joe. Beatty. 0tt Jor RRxT—Furnished rocms, from §7 t Plersant street. JFo3 By Hamitn & Brown 311 s 11ei st 44182 foot on Harney St #5.000. foi 7% aad lot In Kountse 2nd Add, lot 10 « 300 00! Houeo and 1ot on ®outh 11th st $2200 Hous t on Convent + near Havnoy 0« 60 choice lots In Kilby place and Jerome Park, on A halt interest In an establishad livery busines ! A0ds in Nemaha, Stanton and Obse Countles & RNCIASOR=And AUt real ostat. (o £3,400 farm 10 Cwes connty, Nebrasha, 81,600 farm 9 riles west of Lincoln. §6°000 farm in Franhlin < sunty, Meb kers, Lincol y, Nebrrsks, Fnu RXCHANGR = Tmproved and unimproved lands proporty. Mc Jague, opp postoft co, 80t Ut —Clov.I4nd plico within & 110oks of the oa front of property. Will sell or w property and pay differcocsin valuos in cash, Par. tios having mortgage property can trade and secur. new proporty of fncumbrance. W. 1. Green. over 1st Naticnal Bank 19741 BUSINESS OHANOKS, 00 county Tands for atock of F‘uu TRADN— eral merchandiso or hardware, Adilres Linderhclm, Central City, Neb, 842aus2l ade for inslde W ' ThABE <Eino by clo for @ood horse, Addrees B C. liso etfice, Councll Flufis agents who are sthors need addrees. N St NRW YORK - 3%0. {0k 8a18—Storo fixturcs,very cheap, at 0 Street, Omana. 8. L. Schwartz} 2 *vv A DAY GUARANTEED-O denerzetic salesmen. N OIN SINON & (0., 19 WEST 110U S, 10th 2.80p {\OR 8ALR —Kestaurant an 1 bakery In the clty ot Lincoln, at 1296 0 stroet,, &t years 1ase on & wood two & ory brlck buil il ninns turnished oua s up-stairs I ryand restaursnt a wood Foute and trado Good reas: O streot, Linool, Neb, 0 RXCIIANGK A 80,000 stock of bran new hard- ware, diroct from the factory, for good Nebraska th and Farnam St o kcuavar—A 24 room boarding houss with oot trade and doing 031 busine s will sell or tiade o grocery or 8 Lon or for 81,6%0. Centrally located, For particulars call an or addross A. Birke 1238 Walaut St., Kansss City, M 0 24p 7OR $ALR—A mico fruit and candy store In best part of city. Address Candy, Beo oftfc Jor s Ata bargain, Mctopitan ho csaw, Nob. Ad lress Needhan Bros, Ne PSR For on i wld property—House aud grouwnas in Red Cloud, £4,000. 1000 acres land in Webster coanty at 820 Wroacre, no incumbiance. Ray O. Bocker, Red Cioud Neb 148.80p JFGn o —Steam foue mi; ity 120 bhls. per day; elovator capacity, 20,000 bushels; ool track facilitics; only mill in Omahn, Will se'l or teade for farmproperty. Valuod at $10,000. W. H. Green, over Tkt National Bank. 705tt D UINESS CIANCK—About 3500 will buy an ostal Dlishud Lusiness, togother w o tor one y la for somo ¢ 18t of building. This 'is » good b Address 8. ., Beo office. PERSONAL. ¥or Iudles durlng conflnement sufidenttal. Address Lock Box 998-Aug 12p JF 3% Rxr—Fornishod front room, 1809 Capitol Avenue 195:22p t Jiox resT—Furnished roms, 1517 Davenport 150-28p. 7OR RENT —Suite of newly furnisnca rooms, 1611 Califorufa st. E. D. Van Court. 78 OR RRNT Cor. n Beemer's block 800t ADIEs if you want your plumes or tips cloaned, dyed and curled; first-olass work guaranteod, g0 to Henry Sincere, 1810 Jackson st. 403-jly R, A cnrsTRRPIRLD —Magnetlc phyelclan, teab ap’ developing medium, over 819 norta 16th St, 668-§2 LOST AND FOUND. room, with use of parlor; also gos, and bath. 1409 Jones St. B4Rt Joz RaxT—Plessant room turnished, 1428 Howard St. 427-tt k. Jor rmeT—For manutaciurlng parogos or hall, arge room 44x75, 8d floor, No. 110 8. 14th et.. enquire at 1409 Dodge st. A. J. Simpson. 14-t R RENT trally located furnished rooms at 623 south 15th &t. 718 [ OR RENT—Large front room on first floor with or without board; inquire st 1901 Farnam LS ¥ summer, Apply 716-01 00MB-—With board, desirahis ) 58, Charlos Dotel. FOR SALE--~HOUSES—LOTS, NOR SALE ~Vauaols prc of 1416 with Impro: chai Jones tr 1enf s, rn 78230 por month; e for epcoulation; acific plodged ¢ 14ih s/t to sonth next spriog. — Apply to s, Poshdy, Ne. 1407 Jones street 8113 o > oR 8ALE—Leaving Omehy I will gell or l:ase on 100g time, » fine new7 room houss,and furniture The house bas all modern improsements and fine lo- fon. 8 Dlocks from court house. Address F. B. 8., 217 8. 18th street. 2878t {0k eaLE—House and § ac o of ground on Sher, man Ave.; 7 roows, well, elstern and barn, a'l for §3,500; torms casy. A. Saunders & Co., opp. Paxton. £51tt esidence n, over 7931 W0 or 4 lots Marion Place;will trade d pay differencoln cash, W, H. Gr ational Bank.. i ) Cuming botween 19th and 20th Fonasn—ts foot Bedtord & Souer. 717-tf with house, $2,700. {0R 8ALE—Large house, newly bullt, 9 room: modorn improvements with § ot, st 17. st ; nquirc at premises. 7 710K 8ALR.—160 teet front on Virglota avenue, ono block from head of St. Mary's 3,000 for all, or 81,800 for haif, W. H. Green, over 1st Na- tional Bank. 510 t1 i —— —— | [ ot Ptain cloth, Mothor Hubburd cloak: Findor {0r RExT—Furnished rooms for light housecping, | Lswill b rewarded by leaving at the stor in Beemer's block, Cor Sth and Howard 799tf | of MoNamara & Dunan st oR RENT—With board, nlcely furnished south 081 ~School houso specificatione. Finder will please leave at Bee oftice. 240 23p cors,13th and C Quinn, gro- cago strect 37-4 RUPTURE CURED. N, Operation, or usoloas trusses Dr. M. M, Moore 243 Wabash ave., Chi 1ls., at Omaha every 00 days. Sond stawp L. circular. 99 Jly MISCELLANEOUS, T3 Ax0 toAD—84 por wesk at Cor, of 1 anl Leavenwcrth St. -27p J ALEsyAN—Calling on Retall Druzgist and Grocors K in Netraska; can add to his list foll lino imported castilosoaps olive and Fysential oils, perfumo otc., on liberal commission, by addressing with r importer box 680 New York I’. 0. 819-: i U. P. Park loosted 12 miles 8. W. on U. P, road, lanow open to the public and can bo rentod for pic-nica and soclal gatherings, Spectal rates for are given. For terms, oall or address H. C. Schwenck Papillion, Neb. 992-0 R00D MARNS —Partlos wishing to purchage brood marcs for ranch purposos pleaso call at Homan's Livery stable, 418 80ath 13th stroot, Omaha. 802-tf ((Jtimw amvas 740, doos ot g1vo you heart-hurn. Tags redecmod a4 one cont, oach by the dealors Poycke Bros., Agents, B55-tt JP##runs—On Elkhorn and Platte. T. Murny, T40- N RW BILYRR TAG, 1t9 fralt Aavor ‘at ono oont each by the dealors, agents , taga redoomod Poycke Bros. 638.t1 NSTRUOTION on banfo glyen by G E Gellen beck, at 1118 Capltol ave, 480-4¢ 410K BALK—Frty lots for T Burt and Cumings between 29th and 8lat cheap, lnsido propo edford & Souer. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Jrousau - torse, wagon aud harnces for 880, In- quite 131% Faynam st. 833.98 Kt 1,300 1be 200'26p. J0 5aLk—A slx year ol horso, w 1010 Welster stroet. DoR 8ALE—Or would trado or n good horso and 1 agey; 80 acres in Gusper county, Apply to 218 South 15th 5 reeh, 246tt s Otto Lobeek, eral Mans ger, 1222 Farnam strel SITUATIONS WANTED. “'ANTKD*Hl ustion by Drug Clerk, German, 74saugl single, 80 years (14, lorg «xperie o slly In practicsl chemistry aud manu’ Bedt recommendations also from lase employer. Address Dr st. lova House, East Les Molus, Ia, fon by & it in hotel Address Cook ngle man with stogl grocery Cr otuer 245 23p WAty | or double de'ivery team, 1 businese. Addrers delivery. ““,;(,, o—By busl a8 commercisl house. Direct Mra. La MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, Iady 31 years cld, vos lir, for some whol arren, 1.0, ity. & V7 Ao —A partuer with two hundred do lare to cngaze in & profitalle manufacturlog busines Address T., Bee office 8t5 28p “ Axtrn —Man ond wife of a restaurant at moc 7.5 uld like to rate ealu take <harge . Addrors 7AxTRD =T borrow §1,000 < It K. security payable inonc and two veare. Address stating smount of interest. 5. 8. 8. e offic G7-24p YW iamaa—Private dancing lesors; o lady pre rred; reforences requized. Apjly 1014 Call- [ t 35-24p W tonms, b\-‘(k'c-lex and tr Wil wint D, alry 4.0 per 78p Boarders; excelient board ¢ owiortable beds; 84.20 apd 1818 Capitol Ave, or 4 cr & rcoms near HighSciiool J.T. Leake, 152 N. 16th bt 328-22y bring the'r watobes t. 7 ANTED --500 people | Edholm & Erickeon's t guarapte el repalred. Satlsfaction 1844 Welg. 260t0 Two wheel o, iwsn, 1603 Farnam, JoR SAL cheay. hans & ) ook aLr - Furnitire and 1ca o of hoarding house 85100me. Addross L. M. Beo office. 276-24p 0B BALE—A nice youns tevm of mares good bug Tt Garness, Jodoivs at Rdnom & £rick son's opp. P. O, 132 ) and eng Boller and cngine, 20 horsopower boller order; want to soll are uot large enough for ry whi we will put into our rew iy St Clarke Uros. & Co., 1408 baTL No 1 second haud als0 um: 1403-1411 Dodge St. carrlage photc Drollas and eunshades, B893-t1 ot g v, G, M A Callei- wood, 1818 Californi: Tzt REAL ESUTATE, 2 wiles from oity, near Ruser, 10 acre ted, 140 por acre , well 1o In Denise's add, 8675, One of the bo € inpr ved Corner lota In Papillion, Sarpy colinty, $6000; 8110 8bi ck of youeral mercuan t 8., Koun add,, 3 room house, colla 8 fect on Farnam, 50x20) feot on 8. 101 0 4 room houss, stablo, ste. ) 82, ; Lote 16, 16, 17 snd 15, block 6, Hanscom Flace, o Place, 8057, ab easy torma com Flase, §1,800, % ohey 16, West End ad4., Faroam 8%, Eouth front, a1y Ler K10, Parkor's add, $1,060, at casy 140, east front in Horbach's 1at aid, §1,80 y 16th, b we 2,100 thiats this s & bargain in_I'aulsens, Clark's, o1 Onk adds ortmont of hovses for rent PAULSEN & CO., 1618 Faraam 3% J\OR LEAAS — Best unoosupied ground i t warenouse house, 57 faet front on 1 Do not tal 10 Denlae's, Ha north bed 10th and 11t will ease tor 99 yo ford & Souer nd ces poo's ol ancd 1n an_oderless ars, 1203 Dadgo o 54Uk I)m\ ¥ VAUL way. A 1w SILVER TAG, It does ot talnt the breath, tage rodoomod a 0o cext ach by tho dealors. Poyck Bros , Agents. 85811 OMAHA INSTITUTE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL. TN i FORTHE TREATNENT OF ALL CHRONIC 4D SURGICAL DISEASES. The largest Medical inatitute West of ississippi Rivers rooms for tho accomodation of patients, The departmenta, 1 TIMKEN SPRING OVER 400,000 Eaxient Ridiog Velicle w itk oo paieson i t e i