Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 30, 1885, Page 8

8 TAE DAILY BEE. Thursday Morning, July 30. LOCAL BREVITIES, —Officer John Tarnbull was out on the strects again yesterday after a severe attackjof cholera morbus, —Ths Omaha Wheel club has determined to hold its fall tournament on the second Fri- day and Satarday of Ostober, —Mr, 3. L. Currier, of North Seventeenth street, raports his house was robbed Tuesday night, some $40 or £50 worth of silverware and jowelry bolog taken, Fotrance was effacted by the thisves through a back door, Dan O, Heroloy was resppointed pound- mmater last night and has entered upon his duties with detsrmination to do the work thoroughly. The ownors of stook who desire tosave themselves trouble and money should look out for their cattlo and see that they stay at home, ~Joseph Geshanofsky, a Pole employed in the nailworks was taken sick suddenly Tues day afternoon and died last evening. e had been affected by the heat during the day, and had been drinking a good deal of ice water, and to this fact is to be ascribed his death, Te leaves & wile and several children in poor oircumstances. —James McArdle, formerly of Omaha, shot himself Iast Sunday morning, July 19th, nosr Shoshono, Tdato. No cause is assigned forthon t. It is said that ho was feeling somowhat depressod, owing to the death of his brother, Patrick McArdle here some time ago. The decassed has many friends in Omaha who will regret to learn of his untime ly death, —Tha Athletics are arranging a game with the Union Pacific shop nine tobe played nest Sunday. Last Sunday they played the Blaic toam, defeating them 15 to 3, They were very cordially treated while in Blair and de- siro to thank Mr. E. L, Brenton, the manager of the nine, for his manifold courtesies, —Coroner Drexel has reccived a lettor from the Sisters of St. Mary’s hoapital, at Columbus, saying that the girl Genetta Sohafer, who committed suicide here, was at their institution sometimaago, butthey learned nothing of her history or antecedents. Coro- ner Drexel has written to the mother in Fac- toryville, N. Y., informing her of the sad fate of her daughter, —Tho Cosmopolitan restaurant is now un der attachment, and has been closed, A newspaper article drove away its lndy pa- trons Monday, when tho unsavory character of the resort became known. The owner of the building says that he did not know the character of tho place, but had somo time ago givon Mr, Johnson, the restaurateur, notice to leave. —Tuesday evening tho lawn of Mr. J. L. Smith, at 1716 Dodge streot, was brilliantly- lighted and thronged with a merry crowd of poople, young and old, The occasion was an informal reception given to Rav, Bert Harsha who has recently arrived in the city fro Princeton, N. J. A large number of the Glee club boys, many of them old friends and usintances of M. Harsha, wore prosent, and singing furnished the moat attrac:ive fea- ture of the evening’s entertainment. A num- ber of old and new songs wero renderod in o delightful mancer. After the wusical part of the programme was concluded ~rofceshments were served, and wera attended to with great zest by those present. The ocoasion was in all respects a thoroughly enjoyable one, B PILES!! PILES!! PILESI! A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered by Dr. Williams, (an Tudian remedy), called Dr. ‘Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment. A single box has cured the worst chronic cases of 25 or 30 yoors standing. No one need suffer five minutes after applying this wonderful sooth- ing medicine. Lotions and instruments do wore harm than good. Williaws' Indian Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense ltchln[{. (particularly at might after femng warm in bed), acts as a poultice, gives nstant relief, and is prepared only for Piles, itching of private parts, and for nothing else. SKIN DISEASES CURED y Dr, Frazier's Magic Ointment, Cures as by magic. Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs —Blotches and Eruptions on the face, leaving the skin clear and beautiful. Also cures itoh, Salt Rhume, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, and old, Obstinate Ulcers, prSold by druggists, or mailed on receipt of ice, 50 cents, At retail by Kuhn & Co., and Schroete Becht, At wholesale by O, F. Goodman o —— Skipped With the Cash, Yesterday an honest appearing man, giving his name as M. C. Marlow, applled to the street car company for work. He was accepted and assigned a position as drlver on the Thirteenth street llne. He worked all right duoring the day, but along towards evenlng, when making the southern trip, he left the car on the Thirteenth street switch, taking with him the ¢ish-box, and telling the passen- ors that he was going oft to get a drink. Ince that time he has not been secn, and the supposition is that he has ab- rconded with the cash. §$16 In all. ———— A Tendered Benofft, BI_ES Oxana, July 29, 1885 Mles Genleve Iogersol: Having been informed through the columns of the dally papers that you have returned to your former home in this clty for a vislt of a few days, previous to enterlng on a dreamatic career in Now York city early In September, and recounizlng that Omaha will share with you in any measure of distinctlon you may attaln, we respect- fully request you to receive a public bene- fit from your Omaha frlends and we shall be plessed, when you accept the same and name the date therefor, to give It our united support, Very truly, yours, 0. 0. Howard, James E. Boyd, T. L. Kimball, J. H. Millard, P. P. Shelby, W, A, Paxton, A. J. Poppleton, 8, A, Orchard, 8. R Collowsy, George L. Miller, S. T. Smith, 8. P. Mors: E Rosewater, Adolph Meyer. Oxama, July 20, 1885, Hon. J. E. Beyd, Gen. 0. O, Howard Hon. J. H. Millard, and others,—Gen- tlemen: In the fallest and most grateful ap- preclation of your great kindness to me, as expressed in your request of this date, 1 take plessure in naming Boyd’s opera house, Monday evening, August 10th, as the place and tlme for the beaefit you propose, and ure you I will make every endeavor to have it in every way a succese. Very gratefully your G INGERSOLL. auu Building Asso- clation, Subreriptions can tow be made for shares in the first terles by applylng to the secretary's office with Jeff W, Bad- ford, 213 South Fourteenth street. The paymenta are made monthly at rate of one dollar per share, Out of town partles wilshing to sub- seribe for shares in the Nebraska Loan and Building Assoclation can do so b commuuicating with Secretary F Borthwick, 213 Souh Fourteenth Street Omaba, who will be peased to furnlsh avy Information deaired THE DISTILLERY DISASTER. @as Combustion, Cansed by @ Lighted Lamp. Created the Conflagration. Another Explosion Yesterday Morn- ing—An Itemized; List of the Insurance—Woodward Dead, It 1s estimated that there were five thousand people at the dlatlllery fire yes. terday morning, and many of them hung out about the place until long after day- light. They gathered from all parts of the olty, therefore the event was the subject for much conversatlon yesterday. 0. N. Woodward, the poor fellow who got burned, dled about 6 o'clock Isst evening, He suffered greatly all day. THE INSURBNCR, The insarance on the entire property 1s $54,000, distributed as follows: American Central . vees British Ameri . cees Traders, . Milwaukee Mechanics, New Orleans. ........ Citizens . Connecticu New Hampshire. Teans-Atlantic. American Fire. . St. Paul Fire and Marine. Underwriters. . ... Hamburg and TBremen., Hanover Mercantile I Queen, . North Bi City of London. . na Boylston . Washington. Ins, Oo, of N, Pennsylyania Firard Springfield . Commercial German-American. Amazon....... Fire Insurance Association. . Home Norwich Union. GO0 THE ORIGIN. The most plausible theory of the orlgin of tho fire {s that given by the man Woodward, who was injared. Ho eays that when he went luto the alcohol room with the lamp, he smelled gas, and apprehending danger, thought he would turn back. He finally concluded not to do 8o, however, and went farther In when saddenly the gas exploslon occurred, which caused the fire. It s thought by Chtef Butler that this s the best theory, presuming that the gas was Ignited by the lamp. A eensational story is golog the rounds to the effect that the origln of the firo wos Incendiary. It was stated that Mr. Iler had recelved a letter from an anonymous source, In which the writer conveyed tho hint that unless a certaln foreman who had been discharged was restored to his place the dlstillery would be fire. When a reporter for the Bee ques- tioned Mr. Iler about thisyesterday he re plied that he had recelved an anonymous letter, but not about a foreman that had baen discharged. What tho writer did say was that a certatn foreman would have to be discharged, that he was re- ceiving outside commisslons, etc. No threats, open or covert, were made that the distillery would be buorat, ANOTHER EXPLOSION., At11.45 yesterday moruing Foreman Hoban and Eogloeer Cammins went Into thealcohol room for the purpose of examin- Ing the water meter. One of the men it a match and read the meter, and the engineer thinking there was no danger lit a candle. An explosion followed. Foreman Hoban and Eagineer Cummins were blown out of the bullding, through a window. Hoban wes not greatly in- jured, but the engineer sustained a se- vere scalp wound on the back of hls head. The exploslon undoubtedly re- sulted from alcohol gav. For Trade.—Nance county lands for stock of general merchandlse or hard- ware. Address John Linderholm, Cen- tral Clty, Neb. DANGER AHEAD. Property owners to bo Held Liable for Injuries Resulting From Defective Bidewalks, . A number of notices sligned by Mayor Boyd were placed In the hands of Sherlff Miller yesterday morning, to bs gerved on owrers of property opposite which acci- dents have occurred from defective slde- walks, A number of sults have recently been commenced against theclty,amount- ing to $40,000 damages, alleged to have been sustalned by reason of personal in- jurles reselved {n coneequence of defeot- ive slde walke. The ownership of prop- erty opposlte which theee accldents have occurred has been carefully looked into by the city attorney, and it is now proposed by the clty authorities to hold the property owner liable for any judgments which may be recovered sgainst the clty. On this account these notices have been signed by the mayor and placed In the hands of the sheriff for sexylce. The notice In each case informs the property owner of the pendency of the sult, the name of the plalutifi claiming damages, the amount claimed and farther notifies the property owner to appear and defend such sult and that for sny judg- ment which may be recovered, the city will hold him liable. A reporter of the Bg, for the purpose of sacertalning the legal polnt involved in this actlon, called yesterday on the city attorney, and in response to an inquiry as to the effect of serving the notlces re- ferred to, was informed that as a matter of law, a property owner after recelving such a notice could not questlon the amount of judgment which might be ob- tained agalnst the city (and which he was oalled upon to pay)snd that the only question which could be ralsed would be !&nt of whether the clty could throw the liabllity upon tim, As to the liabillty of property owners to make good to the city ita loss in con- sequence of defective sldewalks, Mr. Connell stated that smong the best lawyers there was some controversy; that while some courts, those of Illinols in particular, hold that no euch liability ex- ists, other courts of equa'ly high standlog have by recent and abl decislons held that this lisbility does exist. “This question,” ssid Mr, Conuell, “will unduubtedly be ralsed by some of these property owners who have been called Into court to-day to make them- selves defendants in these damage sults, The issue will undoubtedly be hotly con- tested, and the outcome will be of the greatest lmportance to THE DAILY BEE--THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1885 the city. 1t is astonlshing 10 note how utterly reckless and negli- gent many cltizens ars with reference to their sidewalks oppoelte thelr own prem- fses. Many who would not think of allowing a bullding to remain uninsared for a slogle night, permit their sidewalks to remaln for weeks and months in a dan- gerous and dilapidated econditlon, rot knowing at what time a llabllity of £10.000 may incur to them as the result of such negligence and indifference.” e —— The Right Man Caught, The public may rememboer the case of the telegraph operator, Willlam Patton, who was arrested here last winter by the pollce, on the eupposition that he was J. O. Pusey, the defaulting clork of the Leavenworth penetentlary. He was afterwards released, as It was proven conclusively that he was not the right man, He threatened to sue the clty for a heavy amount, but for some reason falled to do so. The followingapeclal from Leavenworth tells of the arrest of the real offender, Pusey, In Pltteburg, on Sunday: A detective of Pittsburg arrived here to-day with J. G, Pusey, defaulting clerk of the Kansas pevitentiary, Pusey forged vouchers, embezzled about $5,000, and fled from here the 27th of last November, A large reward was offered. He said to.day that he went from here to Topeka, thence to Kansas City and St. Louis, where he took a boat for New Orleans, and went to work on the exposition grounds, He had spent all his money on women and wine, and _had £1.75 when he reached New Orleans. There, under disguis ho frequently met Kansas renple, and once on the street passed Fred Glick, son of Gov, Glick, and Detective Daakburst, of Tufiek who had gone, there to loo] for _ him, From New Orleans he went to Memphis, where he worked awhile, and last April went to Oincinnati, where he has been ever since, doing odd jobs for a liv- ing: He is a fine machinist, and was a mem- ber of the brotherhood of locomotive engi- neers. He had arranged to go to England, where he had lruud position a8 a machinist offered him, and was trying to earn money enough in Cincionati to pay his way there, Pusey attributes his downfull to love of whisky and an alliance with a notorious woman of ill-repute here, upon whom he lav- ished a great deal of money. Pusey is & shrewd bookkeeper, aud Warden Jones and an expert convict bookkeeper worked on his books four days before they discovered evi- dence of P I T ROYAL, H'.‘..'fli Lzt g . fbs 't powder never varies, A marvel of purety t ¢1gth and wholesomeness, More economical than all oriinary kinds,and cannod be sold in compell- tion with tho muititude of low test, shors woight I n of physobate powders, Bold’ onlyin cane KOY4L BAKING POWDER C0.. 106 Wall 81; K. Y. Smoke G. H, Mack & Co’s Cleveland, 0., Celebrated Cat Cigar Finest 3 for 256 olear in Americs, and Excalsior be tgar Pre eminentabove all others, Our Cat Does Not feratch xce lslor Be Cigar above all comoetition, for ealo and controlled by D. W. 8axk and J. W. BeLr, Omaha, Evans & Judson, Drugs, Hastings, Neb. Cclambus, Neb, ounc | Bloffs, Towa. , Drugs, Council Blufls, Towa Neb. Drigs, ¢, P. Henderson, Gra d PECIAL NOTICES, WV AsTan—Gitl for gereral housewory, 6138, 10th Streot. 521-90p 7 ASTRD—Four giris at the Slaven Houss, South 1uth strect 500 80p W ASTD= A good house gitl at 1014 Webster 8. 515-tt VWV A§To--irl for general houss work. _Apply st Edholm & Fricks . 519-81 VW ASTRO-Giel tor ganetal house work st €. W. corner 15:h and California Ste 7-31p ‘ TASTED ~Two dining om girle, one second cook At Maus kcstaurant, 1614 Dougles St, 518-20p TANTED - A good girl, 2415 Davenport St. 0. E. Erickeon, 476 20 A o%Te—For “Grante Memoirs,” O'Niel, Box 409 484t W AxTRo—Gicl at 1612 Davenport strest. 47-80p 7ANTRD— A competent glrl for general housework, £01 8, 20th stroet. 40str 7AXTRD—Gii1to do general housework in fam Iy of three adults. Ingnreat 2211 California stroet, 407-20p VW AxTRo—Two good girls, 1613 Howard strect, 104:30p 7 AN TRO—Immediately two girls for Kitchen and dining room at 9.0 Harney 409 20p YV fars_rient s gook and sundres Faroam M M. Thurst; 4 an W/ Axreo—Nureo tl, 1008 Farnam stroeh. 200tt Wasmo—tady agents_$10 8 day with my wen- derful brand new rubber u) males; 1adies go wild ever it. Madam I Little, Box 448, Chiicago, 1, 185-1 ‘ 7 ANTRD—G 1118 wiehing good places in botels, pri- Vato tamllics, cooks, dining roum girls, } itchen, and lsundry work. etc., can always find g od plic & and good wages, §3, 83,50, #4 and §5 por wiek. = Call onOm nl;l Kwploy ment Bureau, 1120 Farnam st. 1 7 ANTED—Threo oxperienced women canvassers, 86 por day, guaranteeo; room 7, Redick block. 870-tt WV Ao First.olase dining room girl ab the Met- ropolitan hotel; none otnor need apply. 824-41 WANTED MALE HELP. 7ANTED—A good drug clerk who speaks German, Apply at I1. 7. Clark Drug Co, Ouaha WV A=A man tadrive dalivery wagen is acquainted with the strects of O F. Martin, 5 Wakmo—A carego blackeuith by Gratton & Druomond, carticge manufacturers, -17 Tarney 8t, VY Axrep—A bright, active boy that, can gt up carly. Apply st Bee wail room bet. 9 and 11 aom. ) W A=A expericnced diy goods_scleeman One ot sfraia to work, Must b reference. Addiess, siving W isman—a first class barler, Steady work will bo given. Address Utto Hirsch, Norfclk, Neb, 490, 7ANTED- Agentsto ecll connty st selling articles ever fnven ‘make from 8.0, 0 3.0 per month. Addrees hox A, X., Beo citice, for articolars at unce. a0t W A37E0~Cook fora euisl] country hots I st b a thorough, soher, rcliable, experfenced cook, with best of re'erence, ¢nly tuch nced apply fo Hinkon Bros., Glenwo d, Towa. 503-20 Wemm—ivo frtclus cormco make others noed arpy. B. Grahl, 104 Broadway, Council Bluifs, 478 W n coopers to make lard tlercesat Sioux Cty. Jas. £ B oge & Co. 430.ugilp VW Axman s itustion se saleaman, et of reforen cee. Addre:s C. L . Omaha Beo. 8°0-i0p W 4o Live Canvacaerain every cnunty in tho Uni ed States to fell FoX'S PATENT REVERSIDLE h combinestwo Sad Irons, Peli ner, one iron c oing the werk of ‘an_entire dinary jrone. T+ acl-hesting by gas or 1 lco- Iamp. DORS AWAY WITH HOT KOCHENS, Prico mcd: rate. A Lrgeand liting income fneured to good canvassers Ad for circuluis, &e., FOX 4D IROX c0., 85 Reade St., N. Y. B18-Aug 8p GENTSWANTED, Addrers St Tonis Electrlo Lamp Co., St Louis for circular, cuts and terms of tho civdic power Marsh Electric Lump. 811-ly12, 7 ANTRD—# gents In every county to eolicit for the Mutual Berefit association of Omaha,Neb, Call on o2 address Otto Lobi ck, Sceretary and Gen. eral Man: 1222 Farndm strect. 748aug] SITUATIONS WANTED. W Aszmn—By alady, o clerbsip b dry goods store cr book and_stationery or music stere; will give entire attention to all auties i.volving up. on her. AddressA. A., Bee office. 516-1p AxTED—Bitustion by a first-class cook, meat or pasry. Please call for three days 504 th ond Leavenworth streets. 485-30p 7 ANTED -A position in_general store. Long ex- perience; best of references. k Germi and Englfsh; amn competent t) take charge. Addres LM, Bo office, 422:30p MISCELLANKOUS WANTS, WAxi—Beand in privato tanily by o youog E hiv six blocks of 14th srd Maroy. Address, sta ingtiras, “G. B, 1y " this cflice. 48180 ANTED -0 adopt legimate female ch'ld, under five y.uis old. Box 47 Burchard Nebr ska. a18-31p {0k kENT—In private famlly, furnished room; breakfast it desired, 812 22ud near Leavenworth! " 7 ANTED—By August Ist, a cottage of8 Stato location. terms a1 d water privi ege. A dress lock box 289 Umaha Neb, 414 20p YW/ AxTe0=500 paoplo to bring thalr watchos to Echolm & Erickeon's to berepaired. Sstistaction guaranteed. 134-t1 ANTED—Every ady in nesd Of & 8owing ma- chine, to soe the now Improved Am>rican No, P. E. Flodman & Co. agenta 220 N 10th, 8308/ E—— e 4 167 — SR T — i . S o B MISFIT GLOTHING PARLORS 1312 DOUGLAS STREET, 1312 COMES TO GRIEF By the foreclosure of mortgages he ders have been issued to remove the sto ton, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago, 8t. Louisard San Franc ment, at specil sale from day to day. until enough is sold to isfy youridea in any style of cut and style of pattern, and in signs and made up in the h'ghest art and elegance during thi 1d upon the stock by eastern capitalists, for money advanced, and or- ck to 1119 Karnam street, and consolidate with the stocks from Bos- c0,a 1d to be closed cut regardless of appoint- fy the creditors. 1y weight of material, cut from the latest de- Don’t fail to see ut. You will ba able to sat- IN PANTALOONS, WHAT $3, $3.20, $3.80, $4» $4.30,$4.60, $5, $5.40, $5.85. $6.%6.50, $6.65, $7.15, $7.35 and $7.80. In suits purely made by a merchant tailor for a particular and single individual. See what $7.80, $10.25, $12.55. $14.10, $15.30, $17.60, $20.15, $23.- 80, $26.$28.3 5and $30.20; will provide vou. This opportunity to provide vourself with clothing, cut from the finest and msst durable imported and domestic fabrics, at prices chsaper than the cheapest, orcomparatively st your owa priee, is one of a lifs time. If you can use A SPRING OVERCOAT See those cat in ail conceivable styles for le:s than cost of raw material. i Separate garments, consisting of coats, panta'oons and vests, will be on sale for selections. An early visit is solicited, for as the sale developes the stock will diminish. MISHT GLUTHING P l‘ OR Kex1—Furnisued xcoms 1809 Faruam SF. 811D Jion rest—rurnished room 618 south 15th, 510-4p OR RENT—OnO or two rooms on 2n floor, cen- traly licated with good light and ventilation, suitable for otfices and printir g busiress. For torms and porticulars apply to Omaha Carpet Co.. 1611 Douglas street., 506 31 Jor panr—Furnished tront oom, bosrding con. vonlnt; 716 north 17th between Webstor aud Burt. 514-3p or wENT—Newly furnished room at No 2025 Howard strect. 513-4p or REXT—Two unfurnishod roows 1417 Hsney, pposite b 512:80p enpi-A large newly farnished front 10om, with bay window, olest, zas and hath; $20 per month; 2616 Dovglas etreet. 406t 7 OR REXT—A nicely furnished room, 8. W. cor. 18th aud Howard, Inquire on thitd floor. 602-20p {or RENT—Two nicely fornished rooms, NW cor. 218t and 8t Mary's Ave. doutt or RENT—Nicely fu-nlshed room; bath room con- nection, at £06 8. 18th tt. 467-1p [for maxT—Large fumishod front room, with Dboard 1619 Capital Ave, . 449-20p JOR RENT—Large plessant front room, furniched or unfurnished, 1513 Jones street, 435-0p [on »esT—Nleoly furulshed rooms, 205 N 14th 8t. 487-20p F o8 s Blogast nowly furalih rvome, 1010 C pitol Ave. Bath room, gas; no hills to climb. 4401p oR RENT—Rooms. Nicely furnished rooms with board Rooms 81,60 to 81,76 per weok, bord &, in brick house, bath room acommodations, 803 K. 17th, 41b-81p oR RENT At 1913 Farnam, nicely furnished front room, eultable for two gentd-men; use of Dath 4 on same floor; references require 20 81p o smr—Furnished rooms, 619 Ploatagt St $22:80p FOR «ENT—HOUSES AND LOT: Tor RENT-Ono etore on Douglas sttect Lotwoen TR s, “Tguico of £dnolm & Ertokson. 520-80 oR B oitc brick retidence, nst comole 10 roome, furnace and &)l modern improvients, Inquire at United Btates anln&-l Bank. b7t OB KENT—A Tow cottage o fivs rooms with o tern, etc. S. W. Cor Chicago and 25th, For In- formatich Inquire any evening between 6 and § o'cl.ck on premises. 495-80p AU adv ertisements in the special columns will be charged at the vate of 10 cents per line or the Arst insertion, and 7 cents per line for each wbse- quent insertion: No advertisement will be inserted for le:l_thml 25 centa for the first time? TO LOAN—MONEY, oANs—Made on real estate seourity in amounts of 48100 and up; call for terms. Frank L. Everett, 1600 Farnam. 203 Aug 16 ONKY T0 L0AN—In sums of $10 000 and upward, on first clas business city property, for 0 per ) No cowmissions of any kind charged. O Davis, Rpec'al Loan sgent N, W. AL Lifo Tns Co 1605 Farnam Strest 98aug10 ONEY 70 L0AN—At ouce aud without delay on rea estate, in large or swall am unts. on time to suit. Loane made a'so ov collati rals, chattels or any gCod security, rompily, quletly and b the owest possiblo rat 8. Apply st the Omaba Finan- cial Exchapge, 1603 Farnam et., upstairs. 704tf ONNY t0 loan 1o sums $200 and upwards on V1 6irst-class real estate security, Potter & Cobb, 1616 Farnam st. T19-4t ONEY LOANED at O'F, Roed & Co's. Loan office M “on turniture, planos, horses, wagous, personal property of all kinds and all othe rartlcles of value, without romcval. Over 1st National Bank,corner 1845 tnd Faroai. - Ail business sirictly contidentisl ONEY To loav on ohattels, Woolley & Harrison, , Boow 10, Owmabia National bsnk bullding t ONEY TO LOAN—On real ostate and chattels L. Thomas. 72240 ONEY Loaned on ohat 5, B R ¥l okete pougbiand vold. 4. Porman, 118 8, 134b 84 ONRY 70 LOAR In vums of $8X and opward. YA 0.F. Davis and Co., Heal Eslate and Loan Agents, 1606 Faroam 7244 WANTED FEMALE HELP, 7ANTED —lmmediate'y, & glrl for geoseral house- W Apply wesf end Webster St., east of Crelghton Collsg: 522-31p ttage, hard and soft 459-2 P Now 6 roo 9-20p water; at 2481 Chicago St. E‘nh RRNT—Tw0 (logant offioos in Bushman's block. 80411 0r RENT—Front fursished room, 1617 Ch 385-4E Tok RExT— Room. Inquire drug ttore cor. 10th and Douglas, 5301 ok RexT—Large, havdsomely furnithed rooms, sirgle or en suite, modern conveniences; excel: lent board for gentlemen, 1718 Dodge. "aa1tt F{on RNT—Handsome furnisbed rows, 1816 Dodge 3 262aug17 7OR waNT—Furnished room, 1717 Cags sirect. Mra. Joe. Beatty. 10U ToR RENT—D room cottage, nicel 7 located. Inquire J. M. Spetman, 12:h and Douglas 8ts. 461-1p or RENT—Brick cottage, 6 roome; $20 a month; 4219 Califo nia St 40219 oR RENT—Store with four ro ms in rear. Rent 826 » mouth, Inquire 1818 Douglas, 4.0-Aug 14 oR RENT—AU 1010 Famam strect, two pcely furnished tront rooms with use of bath rooms. 430-41 ok RENT—Cheap store, 811 N. 16th strees. 976.31p T0R RENT—Hon 68 rooms, nellar, bard snd foft water. Cor 16th Pacifi’, b 0 house & clorets avd pavtry. Souch 15th botwe 1 - enter and Dorcas, each ten dollars. R E. Copson. s04-tt Dok kENT Beautiful suburban resloen e property, & acres of xround, lar.o house 7 rooms, fing loci= tion, splend!d View, ete.. or wil sell imuroven ents th byesrsleae of greund ot sacrifice, C. K. th and Farnam. 815t ok kEsT—Biick house 10 rooms, suitatle for boarding Boure, Camw 8t., hetween 14th and 16th S 24 f.yis & Co. 19th and Farnam, 20841 For o Houscs of 6 and 9 roors In No 110~ tion. Apyly at office of C. 1 Taylor, BW. cor. 14th and Douglas, 175t 7ok kENT—A bullding #2x84. Inquire at Fo-ton dry gooda store, &, 10th st, 935l P2 ka4 sable for & borses one block routh of too U. P. depot. Inquire of M. Lee, grocer, 222 Leavenworth, a4 7ok RuNT—Cobtage 0 rooms, bouse 10 roome. J. Phipps Roe, Seward and Campbell 8814 ROOMS FOK RENT, cut board N. W. corn ir 16th and Harney 23-81 Fes i scuth front rom with or with- ok kENT—Double parlor, furalshed; also single rcom, furnished, 1809 Chicago 8t. ' 607-4p ok RENT - Sulte of newly furnisned rooms, 1611 California st. E. D, Van Court. 9781 0k RENT—Unturnished rooms in Beomer's block Cor. tn and Howard. 8001 7ok wrxT— Furnished rooms for light housecping, in Beemer's block, Cor Bth and Howsrd 7ot MoR RENT—With board, nicely furnished south Toom, with use of parlor; also gas, and bath 1409 045 Jones St. enquire st 1409 Dodge sb. A. J. Simpson, Fex RENT~ Ploasant room furnished, 1428 Ho Bt. At 427 0% - ¥or mauutaeiuring pureosoe o hall, ‘arge room 44x75, 8 floor, No. 110 8, 14th st. T14-tt JoR RENT Centrally located furnished rooms at [ 628 south 16th st. 718-41 | o e Large tront room on first floor with or without board; tuquire #4 1901 Farnam Bt - OOMS—With bosrd, destrable for summor, Appl) i 4 4. Chatles Hotel. FOR SALE--HOUSES—LUTS, ving Omshia [ will sell or 1:ase on 1ong time, a e new? room hous o house has a1l modern improvements and fine Jo- ks from court house. Addresa . ot ,and furniture NORBALR 83 foet oi Cuming bolw Bedtord & Soner. [\OR SALE —varge house, newly built, modern Improvements with 4 ot, st 1716 Cass 8t ; Inquire at premises. 2 e gxouasan Lupeoved and unimprovod lands in Nebraska and Towa 6o exchange for Omaha Property. Mc ‘ague, opp posto tice. {\oR LBASK—Bost unoccuplod ground in the ty for waronouse hous, 87 feot front on Leavenworth north bot 10th and 11th,will easotor 00 yoars ford & Souor " BUSINESS OHANOES. {JOR 8ALE,—160 fect front on Virglota avenue, ono Dlock from head of St. Mary's ave. § all, or 1,800 for halt. W. H. Green, over 1st Na. 610 t1 Forty lota for eale on Burt and Cumings between 20th and 81st cheap, insld edford & Souer. KOR SALE MISOELLANKOUS TVOR SALK OR EXCIANGE—A Deautituly located farm of 140 avres, with gcod bull ing, Baratoga Springs, N. Y., ‘or a stock of goot's in city or clty residence. {oR SALE—A retail drug store wi Il sottled, location e p cially, Box 010, Omaha, JoTick—Partiee with cuvital aro des N gug n in the anking business in N ty s preferred, Addrees 8. C. shalliown, Lwa R saur A rentaucant; big bargaln, in e lo- cation; lease of huilding for ten months; good rade. Rsasons for selling, have other business to ttend to. Address S P., Boo office. 450t J0® #413—Axio Groaso Works, 2116 Camtog St 41)-391p 70 have now made arrangements by very best lots for or saLE—Upright drill onesTire hende ker, Bellows and other tools, at 714 N. 16th St. sALE—Furniture; house for rent; 215 nearly new; will Inquire at Neb. and Ia. 2 and 3, Withuell Liock, cor 0R BALE -C113 4,000 peund safe your money in_ short Pollivm Flace, ono bIook from sercot car track. Inquire 218 8 18th St. g sse—ono uts trut store, in No, 122N 16th St 2181p VW Ao =To sll drugator endor, Neb. Ad- dross P, G, C. Box 16 Pes | 878-20p ¥ Tands for stock of gen- or haidware. Address John Linderholm, Centra City, Neb. B42augs Pu?u s Btreet, On property—touso and grounds in Red Cloud, 000, 1000 acros land in Webster county at 820 pir acre, no incumbian o, Ray O, Beoker, Rod Cloud Neb. 188-80p | Fo mxeamae For Tmtua o waeors rostden: #, Steam flour mill; capacity 120 bbls. pe evato city, 20,000 bushels; good trac v, Will soll'or trado for y. Valuod at $20,000. W. 1i. Green over I+t National Bank. 705t 7]!1) "RDING, 7ANTED—A fow tablo boardars; first-class board. ‘Al80 a room for rent; 182 Dolge streot 498t0 ________ PERSONAL. i party who exchanged sa‘chels 1 B & M Tral th's morning, can fiad his own by caliing at the 1 & M Bavwage foom and cblige the party he ox~ changed with 4:70p 00 10 8, ~prine 101, will 5611 on_ eany a6 for improved property and pay dif 1l valuos lu cash or &ssume mo tgago+. Par ties cau find cheap homes an’ advantageous tra W. H. Green, over 1ot Natl, Bauk, tolo agr. 70k 8ALR—Furniture and laags of biarding hou 86 rooms, Address L. 1. Beo 0 oo, 27 ok SALE -Three lots in hosutiful location; two bl #400 each, on monibiy woith more mone. than the price aske ', hat w1l L 0R 8ALE—Or would trade or & good horse and 0 acres in Gosper couoty. ok 8ALE— Splendid property on Jackson St., hot Cunningham & Bren Dodge St., noxt postofice Dor SaLk—At end of 18th 8t. car line, & lot 160x make something; 16th and Faruam, or and cngine, 20 horse power boilll ip good running or for the reason (hat they are not larce enough fo ry which we will put Into our new bulldiog on Harney 8t Clarke Bros. & Co., 1408 of the best houses on Park Ave UwaYA 00 hand at & bargsla, No 1 second haud ‘urrings phaet oo and aido bar buggios; frollas and sunshados, s 1403-1411 Dodke ALK~ P! wood, 1616 Califor Fu.-i —Pony; aind and tultebio for small 6. Doage and 50 464.20, Now SALE—At s great bargain, halt lot with new i , well, cistern, etc., dand Pier etreets, one blocs west of Sauuders, T rae, easy. This 18 & nice place and cheap. (. E Mayue & Co., 15th avd Farn.w. Non sALE - Va'usole property for s le SW. corn of 4:hand Jones siroct. Lots 182 feet squate with improvements, raut'ng for §28) por month; flue epe aciflc pledged to riog. Apply to o 118 o w0 or 4 lots Marion Place;will trade for residence T aay oinarencota casti. W. H. Green, over 12t Nationa! Bavk.. o8t REAL ESTATE. NOR KALE A beautitul little place ou Nort BE, 1l 10t, 1oat coitage, §4.6.0. Kasy torme K. Mayue & Co., 16th and rarnem Heuse aod 2 lots st & bargsin 83,500 8. 1580 Btieet;room to bulid four more houses Two + legant lots Shinng Additions, 2600, arge hiouee aud tw lota Hanscom 1lac), €00) House #1111 & north 19th 8t, House and |t K Howe aud) t 8 2 houses and lot on « Houss sn 1.t 8. 1ith 8t , 8200 0. F. Davls & Co.; 1600 A g nous—tor Iadice durlng conflnement. Correspondence confidential. Address Lock Box £80, Linculn, Ne 998-Aug 12p A ctiwraarinu—Mognolip physiclan, test and ‘devoloy oy mediam, ovor 819 norta 16t m’,‘ 658- LOST AND FOUND, o modiom sizo dark hrown mules, out & yoars ol Owner can have gamo Ly paying for notic and damages, at L. C. Knowold, head of St. Mary's Ave. 41429 TRATED OR KTOLKN —A farrell mare with white $ star In tho forohoa . Findsr il rocolve a liber- alreward by ra urnfug hor to Cumin's & Quinn, gro- cors, 13th and Cbicago streot 64741 PHYSICIANS D, s , Withnu! block, 16th snd Har- uey. e MISOELLANEOUS, DRIvy vaullen: G V[ 12! %—Mrs. © F.Anspachir, 1618 Les i\ 4 Inov. A. ¢, C. Proni—Ths European Phrenolog!st and Astronower, Who has bee crowued hi-uds of Europe, can by consulted cn all affair aopertaioing to Nife, he balog the coly sclon tiflo Astrologor i the west. Fmlors 509 Noith Vith stroet PPN U P, Park loostod 12 o W.on U, P. T Fond. 1 iow opanao tho public sad can b rented for pic-uics and soclal gstheringn. Bpecial rates for fare given, For torms, call or addrose . C. Bchwonek P WILVAR TAG, 4068 07k gIV6 yOu BoArt Hura. Tuge 10deemod ab oue cent, each by the deslcrs Poycke Bros., Ageuts. et P rvsa—0n Eikkorn saa Fae. T, Murry, 0. (o svms 1o, 164 frult Havored, tagu redeemsa at mo coudeach by the dealers, Peycke Bros, sgents 685-41 NaTRUCTioN on banjo glven by O K Gollen beck, a4 1118 Capitol ave. 45041 JRivy vaviTs aod oesspoo's ol aned 1o an oderless why Evans, 1003 Didge st A5aUE 0 (Jy w BILVER TA, 1) 4068 00D CALTH LU0 DIGWAE, Vegh redoomod &t 0o cend Msh by tho dealgr, Feyok [0 Bros , Agents.