Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 12, 1885, Page 8

TAE DAILY BEE. Wednesiay Morning, August 12, LOCAL BREVITIES. —~There were one hundred and five entries made for the Omaha fair at Secretary Wheel- ©:'s office yesterday. —A teologram was received from S, A. Me- ‘Whorter Monday announcing the death of his infant daughter Sunday morning at the home of his wife's parents at Decatur, Ill,, where Mr. and Mrs. McWhorter are now visiting. The body will bs buried to-day,and Mrs, McWhorter who is prosteated by the wshock will be taken to the north in the hope that a change of ssenery may restore her to health, At a meeting of the directors of the board of trade Monday the resignation of Secre: tary Thomas Gibson was received and lmd over., Mr, Gibson Is now in New York ata senitarium and will not bs able to return for wome time, and his son George Gibson, who has been acting as secretary for some time will not be able to continue his duties longer. The srcretary's resignation was not ncted upon immediately and Mr, Fred B, Lowe was appointed secretary pro tem, ——— For Trade.—Nance county lands for stock of general merchandlse or hard- ware. Address John Linderholm, Oen- tral Clty, Neb. e — A Omse of Kidnapping., Last Friday, a 11 year-old boy, named James Homndks, was kidaspped from this clty. The boy was the only support of hls mother who s In falling health and lives In a shanty on Nineteenth and Mason strests. The clroumstances of the boy’s dlsappearance ara the following: Towards the evening of 1ast Friday he w: playlng about the store of Helmrod & Co., 602 and 606 Thirteenth street, with his younger brother, elght years old. A farmer, somewhat under the influaence of llquor, Indaced the boy to go with him, promising that he would have nothing else to do but ride a horse and sell clgars and that he would earn seven dollars a week, which he could take home to his mother every Sunday. The boy has a lking for horses and hastened to sccept the generous offer. He got into the wagon and was driven off by the farmer up Thirteenth street, out of town. Who the farmer was and where helives, could not be aecertalned by the distracted mother. The only clue she has is, that the farmer loaded a barrel of mltat Heimpod’s, Upon Inquiry there she was informed that on that day Mr. H. M. Eby, whose postoffice is Bellevue, had bought a barrel of salt there Another boy who was present safd that the name of the farmer was Hill, Tho mother, who 18 tickly, unablo to worl, and dependent on her oldeat boy for support, is wellnigh crazy. She has applied to the police for help bat has been Informed, it is vnderstood, that nothing can be done for her. Receiver's Sale. Sealed proposals will be recelved up to Friday, August 14th, at 10 a. m., by the undersigned at 1307 Farnam street, for the purchase In bulk or in parcels of the stock of goods formerly owned by L. L. Smith, and now In the store rooms, 1307 and 1309 Farnam street, Omaha. Terms, cash or part cash, and the balance on time on approved securlty. 0. D. WooLworrH, Recelver, ——— A Wifo Beater, Monday evening about 6 o clock, peo- ‘ple in the vicinity of Ninth and Farnam streets were startled by a successlon of a woman's scroams, lasulng from the house of John Fox, next to the Canfield. It was dlscovered that the lord of the house- hold, Fox, had coms home half full and had beaten his wife severaly, knocking her down and cutting her with some in-- strament. The pollce were sent for, but when they arrlved the brave man was nowhere to be found. Hls house waa thoroughly searched from top to bottom and at length the search was about to ba abandoned, when Fox was dlscovered crouching in a dark corner in his cellar, Ho was taken up to jail and this morn- ing, as his wife wonld not appear agalnst him, he was released upon payment of a fine of $5 and costs for being drunk, The police say that this man Fox s & ute. He has been known to beat his fe time and again, and onlya few eks 80 was sentenced to pay a fine of $26 and costs and to be Imprisoned for thirty daye, having been found guilty of boating his mother. His parents have pleaded plteously for his releass and Judge Stenberg freed him the other day upon the payment, by his father of the $20 fine, remltting fifteen days of his sentence, Real Estate Transfers., The following transfers were filed Au. Rust 10, withthe county clerk,and reported for the Bek by Ames’ Real Estate agency: Leander Cummings to Sam Road lts 8 and 9 blk 20 Waterloo, Douglas Co., w d $100, Wilson Reynolds and wifa to Samuel Rhodes 1ts 8 and 9 blk 20 Waterloo, Doug- les Co., q ¢ $10, Oriston U Van Orman and wife to Arthur G Niles wé of 1t 4 blk Q Lowes 1st add to Omsaha, w d §100. Evert V Smith and wife to Mary Esther Burns 1t 3 blk 18 E V Smith’s add to Omaha w d $800. Preston L. Reeves and wife to Danfel F. 8. Rogers and wife, lot 2 blk 8, Kounize's 4th add to Omahs, w d, $1,100, Lorenz> V, Morso snd wife to Mrs, Francls B, Gilmore, 5 4 of lot 22, Rees' place add to Omaha, w d, $800. Dexter L. Thomas and wife to Nlels r, lot 25, Nelson's add to Omaha, w d, §450, o —— Army Affairs, Oaptaln Frederlck H. E. Ebsteln, Dwenty-firat Infantry, Is detalled as a member of the general court-martial ap- polnted to meet at Fort Bidoey, Neb , by parsgeafh 7, speclal orders No, 117, serles 1884, department of the Platte. Firet Lieutensnt Danlel Cornman, ad- jutant Twenty-first infantry, Is relleved feom duty as judge advocate of the gen- eral court-mariisl appointed to meet at Fort Bldney, Ne by paragraph 7, epecial orders Xo, 117, series 114, de- pertment of the Flatte, Firet Lieutenant Solomon E. Sparrow, Twenty-first (ufantry, Is detsiled as judge sdvocate of the general court-martial ap- ointed to meet at Fort Sidney, Neb , y paragraph 7, speclal orders No. 117, serles 1884, department of the Platte. e — IBOLN, Boun—At Atlantic, Tows, August Sth, Mc, snd Mrs, A J. Oavgh boy, weight eight pounds, Mr, Caughey is in the Bur- liogton & Missouri fceight oflice. THE BOND APPROVED. Judge Dundy Orders the Smith Stock Into the Hands ot Receiver ‘Woolworth, Yesterday another Important step was taken In the Smith case, which has for the past two or three weeks been pending in the U. 8. tribunal, Court convened In the morning, Judge Dandy In the chalr, and after an exam natlon of the report of the fin- snclal condition of the sure- ties on Cole and Lowy’s bond, Mesers, Woodworth, Mills and Hanlon, Unlted States Marshal Blerbower decl- ded to accept the bond. The aitaching credltors, seelng that farther fight was useless, declded to mccept the secarity, and so notified the judge. After reviewing the circumstances of the case brlefly, Judge Dnndi lssued the followlng order, for the marshal to turn the goods over to the plaintiffs, Messrs. Cole and Lowy: This csuse coming on to be heard upon the exception of the defendants to the nufficiency of the suretles on the delivery bond taken and approved by the marshal, it 1s ordered that the said bond and the sureties thereon be approved, and that the marshal dellver the property in ques- tion to the plaintiff. And itls ordered and adjadged that the plaint{ff have and recover from said defendants the cost of this action from the filing of the excep- tlons to this date, to be taxed by the clerk. Ewver 8. Duxpy, Judge. Contlnuing he s “There iy a farther step which I have declded fo take. That is to order the recolver to take the goods from the plaintiffs, sell them, and turn the cash over Into the hands of the Unlted States clerk, 8o that it may be allowed to draw Interest during the subsequent litigation, Then the money will be turned over to the proper party or parties, so soon an the case s finally declded one way or the other.” The followlng order ~was made by the judge: This day this cause came on to be heard upon the order made by the court In the civll actlon of Lewls Cole, plaintiff, va. David W. Miller, pending in this court, for the dellvery of the property, which is the same property for which a receiver has been appointed heraln, to sald Lewis Cole, the respondent abova named. It 1s therefore ordered that upon the delly- ery of said property by sald marshal to said Cole, the recetver, C. D. Woolworth, appointed hereln, in pureuance of the terms of hls appointment, immediately take possession of eaid property and all thereof, and hold the same subject to the crder of the court, Said recelver ls heraby orderad to ad- vertlse for blds for sald property elther tn bulk or parcel, for cash or on approved eecarity, and submit the same to the court or judge thereof for further orders, Sald recelver Is further ordered to make a foll and complete Inventory of all property coming into his posseseion and file a copy thereof In this court. Ho 1s further ordered to take all necessary steps to guard, protect and care for the same untll farther order, by Insurance and otherwlse. Enmer S. Dunpy, Judge. Mr. C. D. Woolworth, the recelver, will inmedlately take ateps to secure the stock, and will follow out Judge Dundy's order, It has not been declded yet whether the sale will be a public or a privato one, whether cash payments only will be allowed, or whether time sales will be made. The money which will be realized, Judge Dundy ordered deposited in the Omaha Natlonal or the First Natlonal bank, The result of the examinatlon into the worldly wealth of Herman Lowy shows that he was the possessor of something like $300,000, in bonds and real estate. The probable wealth of Mr. Geo. S. Mills, one of the bondemen, was estim fed at $125,000, C. D. Woolworih’s wealth was estimsted at $50,000. He had no Indebtedness to speak of. Frauk P. Hanlon estimated his wealth as follows: 1n Citizens’ Bank of Stanton. Iu Nasional Bank, of Norfolk, Total. Adjolnlng the town site of Madlson he owns 320 acres of land; In Stanton coun- ty 320 acres, one-quartar section of which adjoins the town of Stanton; a house and lot in Omaha. Oan the first tract of land 1s & mortgage of $240, not dae uatll next April. This real estate, with the bank alougk, makes Hanlon’s wealth over $50,~ Judge Dandy, in commentlng upon the bond, remarked that he cousidered it good for at least £300,000, and had no hesitation In saylog that it would furnish ample security for $110,000, the amount required, At 2:30 yesterday afterncon Marshal Blerbower turned the property over to Cole, and elmultaneously Cole transforred it to Racelver Woolworth, Mr. Wooworth will immedlately proceed to take the inventory of the goods as orderad by Judge Dundy. Baseball Tips Manager Kay, of the Athletfo park, Is corresponding with the clubs of St. Jo- seph and Leavenworth,with a vlew to se- curing them for a serles of games here, The 8t' Joseph team wants to come here Saturdsy and Sundsy, but want a guar- antee of §175 for three games. Terms have been telegraphed them, to which no answer has yet been made, The Leaven. worth clab want to come hera onthe 221 and 23d, and {t {s probable that the scrles will be arranged. The local bageball enthuslasts are await- ing anxlously that $1,000 challenge from the Hsstlngs team which was to have ap- pesred in the ““Cllpper.” If the chal- lenge Is ever made it will bs promptly accepted. e —— A Painfal Accident, Yesterday moraing Mrs., Sobotker mes with a most painful ascldent by running a needle so deeply Into her hand that It could pot even be traced to the polnt where it rested. Lockjsw was feared as the sofiering was Intense, Dr. Hanchett cut down upon the needle, finding it im- bedded in the small bones of the hand, and successfully extracted it. Mrs., o botker was under the Influence of sn a esthetic during the operation. She is now dolng well, and it is hoped her hand will ba restorsd to nss soon TR, S £ 3 i Vi . Ride A R R A countr it R . PO Abgoolutely Pure. the ordinary kinds, tlon with he multitude of low test, short woelght Wnd of physobate powders, Bold' only In oans ROYAL BAKING POWDER 00.. 100 Wall 88 N. ¥ Apollinaris “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS” “Use nothing but Natural Mineral Water, such as APOLLINARIS, vee from all vegetable poisons.” Boston Journal, ANNUAL SALE, 10 MILLIONS. OF all Grocers, Druggists, & Min, Wat. Dealers. BEWARE _OF IMITATIONS. SPECIAL NOTICES. AU adv ertisements in the special columns will se charged at the rate of 10 cents per line or the fivst insertion, and 7 cents yor line for each ubse- quent insertion: No advertisement will be snserted or less than 25 centa for the first tume? THE DAILY BEE-WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1885, YW Asio=Two frstelun retarl sbos miser on, None need appiy but those having the best of reference and stenay tempo atemen. A.D Morse's. A ohild can buy A8 cheap as & map " 888-15 GENTS WANTED 1N NERRARKA, for ‘' uNION—DIE- URION—RRUSION. " oades f fed eral logisIation, 1866 £ 1885, Persons] and historical memorles of events preceding, durirg, and since the Aterican Civil War, involving slavery and secession, emancipstion and reconstruction, with sketches of rominent actors durlug thess perlods, by HON. BAMUEL 8. CON, member of cotgress for twenty 8. Ministor toTurkey. ~Author of “‘Why We Laugh,” ‘ Winter Sunbeamws,” , Arctic Sunbeame,” “Orlent Sunbesma” Eto. Tl ustrated. Wm. . O'Nefll, State _m'nager, P. 0. box 499 Omahs Neb, 796-4 four years, now ““Buckeye Abroad AXTED—A 600k, man or woman at Eutopean ho. te', 822 south 10th St 75841 7ANTED—Ten coopers to make lard tlerces at Sioux Oity. Jas. E RBoge & Co. 439augilp dress 8t Louts Flectrio Lamp ular, cuts and terms of tho s114ly12 V GRNTS WANTRD, Co., 8t Louis for csudle power Mareh Kiectrlo Lamp. SITUATIONS WANTED. VW itro—itaation ax piiater, § yeers experience; bren in bunnioss for sal 8 yeats. B, W, Jaques, 885-11p 8t. Joe, Neb, VW Axten—-A situation to do sewlng ia & private family or 0 do tccond work by an English girl. Inquire 1. Dougiaw, 15th and Davenport 8t.. S3:13p VW AxreD-Clerkehip, ae druggist, by a young man with 4 yeas experience; g0od “recommenda- Address Druggist, Fee office. 33-11p tens, VA7 Axten. Position as book keep outant, or offioo clork, hy an exporlenced beok-koep:r. Firet.class reforences. Addrots Chas. J. Moyor, 1613 Capitol ave. §19-15p VW Axreo—Situation Ly a thoroughly ompotent woman with boy 10 yenrs c1d a8 houso hcepr . No objection to leavicg town. Inquiroat 117" N, 1ath st 82411 VW irm=Siuastion by % compstent Germen gl io a private fawl'y. Appiy at N 817 Casy st WA~ hou §20-12p aud Towa, 797-11 ituation,ts traveling man,for whiskey vo cstablistied trade in Dakota, Nebr., Address “'a.” box 805, Yankton, MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, ‘months c11; good 80017 TANTRD - Place for bay bady family. Addrees C. 0. Bee office, V VW ANTD—From Sipt. 1, by two oung gantlc- men, farnished room ' with pleasant fawily; bath andsteveln winter. Stats terms, must have gas 857-17p Address “A. G™ Beo offico, shes board in a private ANTED—A gev tlemay thisoflce, 8E0-18p family. Address W R ant tobuy a well fmproved farm of G or 800 acres in Douglas or Sarpy Co. Call soon. C, E, Mayno & Co., 15th and Farnam. 86212 TO LOAN—MONEY. ONEY 70 10AN—Loans mado on real cstate land VB contracts, chattels, collatersls or good sccuri- tles of any kind at the Omaha Financial cxohange, 1608 Farnam St., up-staire; low rates; casy ter ne. 881t '0 10AN—41,000 for 3 or 5 yoars, on good real oe- tate. Inquire 608 N. 13thstroet, 819, 0 L0AN—£300 €n good real estato dress A. ., Bee office. OXEY to loan on first-dlass real estate Dr. Paul, Williams b'ock. 77 \/j ¢ cAGUE nRoTHRRS, Investment Bankers, opposito AV1 post offico. Omaha, negotiate mortiage lians on first.clags eocurity at rulling rates o! interest, Par- tles aecirlng to borrow money on improved city or country resl cstate, for trom ono to five years, can bo accommodated promptly. MoCague Brothers, bank- ere, opposite post office. 682-t1 Made on real estate socurity in amounts of callfor torms. Frauk L. Everett, 3-Aug 16 ONEY Toloan on chattels, Woolley & Harrizon, Room 20, Omaha Natloual bank bulldlng 1.t M ONEY Tosnod on chattels, cut rato, R. R (¥ toketanought and sold, A. Forman,218 8,108h 84 3.4 V[ 9ILY 70 LOAN In sume of 4800 pud upward. YU 0. ¥, Duvis aud Co., Boal Esists snd Loan tzents, 1606 Faroam St. 72441 7 ONEY TO LOAN—On reai estato and chattela D. L. Thomas. 79348, Ve Evors body to eall on W. &, Morrison tox tirst ciass Job printing, 1618 Douging 665-t1 YV AxTe0—500 paople o bring thale watchos to Edholm & Erickeon's to be repalrod. Satlaf: guarante 134-t ANTED—Every ady in nced 0f & sewing ma- chine, to seo tho new Improved Am.rican No, . ¥. Flodman & Co. agenta 220 N 10th. S30it FOR aENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, o RENT—New house four rooms,porch, east front brick cellar, c'stern, woll and out h uses on 4 per wonth, J. E. Riley & Co., 215 F For rent—Two e six voom housos, en Saunders street; pocch, hay window, hallw s, cistern, well, walks, everythin modious and compléte, £13 por month, - J. front on com Riley 0 on 24th strect, Residonce and location very J. E. RILET & CO., 215 South 13th St. 870-t¢ nor'h of C desirable, i ———————— D —— Jon rsr—Furnlehed room 1621 Capitola 560 sug20p \OR RENT—A 1610 Farnam street. two nicely furnisbed front tooms with use of bath seoms. 48 Jon rusr—Furnished rooma 1809 Farnam St 808-1ip shed front room, and bath; $20 per R n with bay ka8 o6t month 26 J'0R RENT ~Two nicely farnlshed rooms, NW cor. 21st and 84, Mary's Ave. aoctt OR RENT— Two clogant 0 fliccs 1 Burt min ebloc 804-t1 Jon nev—Taadsome famished rostos, 1816 Dodge 252 ugl? RO it bourd, destrabi tor summer, Apply 4 84, Chatlos Hotel. 610-1t {0 ResT—For manutacturing purnoses ot hal Arge room 44x75, 84 floor, No. 110 . 14th enquire at 1409 Dodge et. A. J. Simpson, 0034t Fnu RANT - Contrally located furnished rooms at 023 south 15th St. 0094t OR KANT—La} without boa front room on firvt floor with or ; inquice »4 1901 Farnam S _ser-tt FOR SALE--HOUSES—LOTS, 0% ALY —A houso aod 3 lots In Lowo's 1at ald., $1,%0 by Geo. P, Bemis, corner 16th And Doug- §7e16p [ OR BALE 04 on best part Virginia ave. §1,670 will bay both, o St o Cunniogham & Brennan, 1511 8111 Jrer sain—A b room house and lot an and Mount Flotsant ave; oan huild 2 more houscs on lot; will ba 8old very cheap or wil trade for ou side property, Cunuiiigham & Brennao, 1611 Dod, street. 880 11 . stroet {oR saLr—In excellent lonation, fine residence in perfect repalr. Price, §5,1 y lots will bo cors'dered in exshange Amcs, 1607 Farnem. 38-14 o8 aarwon mwer— Good hotelin firet-lasatown in South Western part of State. -Apply to P, Da- 704-41 vie, Novelty Tron Works, 14th St F nicom place, 890, rroposed add. 8760, 9. b 15, Shinn's 18t wld., $2,500. Lots In all parts of the oit; bargains, Houre 7 yooms P ave., 84,000, '—~Brick house 6 rooms Shinn's 2d add. OR sALR—Tot 10, 1 16, T Lot 9, 1 ~New house 6 rooma G 176 —House 3 rozms Bartlot C. E. Mayne & Co., 16th Farnam, JHCR satx—A one story frame building in gocd conditisn. Inquire of Geo. Heyn, 1509 Douglas street. BAStE Jon 4ue 4 barcain on 16t strect; a gcod house and lot 99x132. Cunniogham & Brennan, 1511 Si210 150 And 10t and threo shares in the (0ld) Ormaha Loan Association; cloar titlo and all paid up. $1,000 worth much more money. C, E. Mayne & Co., 8. W corner 15th and Famam. bett Dodgeo strec. \oR saLE—A grocery buviness in a good locality stock woith from $1,600 to §2,000; rent very ble. Tnquire of Meyer & Raapke, wholessle . T42-t1 0 RXCIIANGE—§8,000 8tock of hardware and faim machinory for good Nebragha Jand. $6,7C0 hotei fu Colorado, rents for 8100 re to trado for unimeumbered farni, cr wild land. 1000 eteck of general merchandise to exchango for jan . A flno farm of 640 cres in Sherman Co., Neb, well Imuroved near railion, price $3,000; will sell ror half cach, hilance on time or exchange for stook of bard re, ktoves and tinware, 000 acros of Nebraska Iand ot §6 per asra {o ex— o for CIHAS, R, WOOLE Omaha National Bsnk, Omuha, Neb, m:nth ty at 31 South feot and improv 656-3 ALE—Inenico littlo pr. h St., wiil sell entiro 10 5 on prom| Ji o wet—Good barn near 1623 Do?ge. £65-13p [ OR RENT—House b rroms on_Leaven and Colfax, balf block from St. Car lino $70 00 per month. C. E. Mayne & Co., 16th and Farnam. §5413 e e be comploted in septembor, two ten 100 house'; all rmodern improvements; good cellar and clogets, rear the cars, — Inquite 710 10th £ and upwards on ONRY t0 loan in sume Potter & Cobb, 719-4¢ 8200 lasa real ostate security, m st. ONEY LOANED A oa furniture, I'!’I s an . Rood & Co's. Loan office orses, wagons, personal property of all kin all othe rarticlos of value, without remeval. Over 1s National Bank,oorner 18th ad Farnam. All businoss striotly wetdontial Yl N MoNEY!!! Money to Loan—On ‘hattel security by W. R Croft, room 4, With- nell bull#ing, N. E. corner 16th and Harney. After years o experlonce and a careful study of the busi- ness of loauing money on psrsonal property, I have at last porfected a system whereby the publicity usual in Such case; ne away with,and I am now na position to meet the demands of all whe become temporarily embarrissed and desire to ralse meney without delay and io & quiet manner. Housekeep- ers, professional gentlemen, mechanics and othors in thia clty can obtain advanices from $10 to 81,000 on such security as housenold furniture, plance, ma- chinery, borser, wagons, warehouso recelpts, secur- ed notesof hand, ef without removing same from ownera residence ot place of business, Also on One Watches and Diamonds, One of the advantages | offor is that any part of any loan can be paid at any time which will reduce the Interest pro rata and all 1oans renesed a4 the original rates of interest. I have no brok: in connection with my office, but personally uperintond al my loans, I have private officen conneoted with my gonorsl office 80 that customers do not come in con‘act with each other, consequently making all transactions srictly privato. W, 1. Crott, room 4, Withnell buildiog, N. E_cor. 16th and Harney. 540.t1 WANTED FEMALE HELP. ANTRD—A g0od giil fr general house work. Mre. . H. Wilzur, 531 Pleasant 8. 874-tf WA“ kD —By first class families,zood gi 11 for gen- ‘al hou:e work first and second work, a'so glr's for dialng roow, hotels. kitchen and laundry work, The Omaba Employment Bareau has always good places on hand. Call and see for yourselves, 1120 Faroam St. 8128t 7ANTED—A first ¢118 girl a1 20k and lsundress, 2305 Farnam St. Mra, J. M. Thurston. 87¢-31 VW Asrmo—Girl for houte work, 1004 Farnwm 8t. 80613 ANTAD—Machino hands. Omaha Shirs Faotory, 808 N. 16th 8t. 882 Il £o do general housework In fam- one hat first class need apy Btroet, ily of quire 1528 O VW A3TR0—A good nurso girl Ap;ly 1030 Fanan 885-12 7ANTED—A woman for general housework; must e ablo to nilk & cow; good wages t) a good woman, Mrs, Geo. H. Watte, 600 Pleasaat t, B47-1 WNm..uuou Gorman girl for gend work o small family, N. W. coruo Douglas 8t. 7 W AaTai=a Liuor of it Tasi girls wao a1g caps blo of wolog good work, and- recelve good wagcs at the Omha emjlovment office, 217 north 10th strect, officoup-stairs Mrs J, W. Morrison, pro. prietor, 8oLt ol house- ANTBD—A girl to belp In kitcheo, Doran House, 918 Faraam street. 7884 AxTED —A gocd girl for genoral house work at 1917 Cass St. 7511 ANTED —A cook and oioing room gil at the Cal. Hornia house, 1024 Davglas 8t. 726-11p VY Axmen - good dintag roo girls: sl giils for e cral housework, firstand second work city and country, Wilipay g0od wages, Cal anl io- quire s out placcs at 1120 Farnam St. 69508 VY 45Tan—at 1017 Chicaga st for general house work, + & good German ghil 4 618t T WANIED MALE HELF 7 ANTHD—25 men for R publican_Oity; apply t Iw ¥ E. Irwin & Co. 1 ruey streot E8T.12p WY/ AxTea- Boy at Wilkles Paper Box Factory, 108 5. 14th 81, 858- 19 VWV 427804 by b0 40 house work 1331 Kherman h 83518 JANTRD—AD experlotced carpet walerman, Ad.- XYY dres: giving experlcnce and salary wanted, J E. Miller, Liocoln, Neh. 791 W ANkeo—Asslcman, M. F. artln, 5108, 15th 8t. 87 -t WA —A good cutier and ‘wanta 40 gt & posliion as gen be roady £ ac- ANTED- A first-clase adven t sl 3 man, 0 Avply at 103 South 14th. widip’ way, Now Yore, JAsraD This week, 0 more you'g wen to en closiug sawp, V. T. e 7R RENT—10 room house 816: 1t ropair; hard and 8oft wa'er. Inquiee 519 Pleesant St. 8401 OR RENT ~ Houses of 8and 0 rooma fn No 1 loca— tion. Apply at offics of C. T. Taylor, 8 W. cor. 14thand Douglas, 81814 \OR R rick dwelling of seven rooms 1016 Baul. 3 ew Inquire at 1628 Douglas, 805-11p JRen kst =Touse of 7 roos, bath roow, hard and 8ot water 1108 south 11th'St. 782-13p {OR RE —Cottage 5 rooms on Charles Dr. Py ki St., $16. ul, Willisms blook. 78t JOR KENT—A scvon room houso corner Leaven- worth avd South ave. Inguire at Westera Cor- nioo works. 778-18 Jon nesr—Houso 4 rooma 1416 Jackson, 6-10p Founm;‘—c)cugah rooms with pantry and out houses. Inquicc 1021 15th 8t., S>uth of Mason. 7411p JFCx rsr—Cottago 6 rooms near Houscom Park, 816 50, Brick houss 8 rooms Sh'nu'a add., $92. House 5 rooms Davenport and $ Hous> 6 room3 Leavo iwortn and C.'E. Mayne & Co., 16th and Farn o ve Sto., $15. 760 ¢t Splendid brick house of 10 rooms, wo'l ater, gas, fuinsce, five barn and orvenienc s on Chicago St 00 per mouth. ¢ reside nce portior C. E Al g 15th avd Farn om 1122 She Moyne & hsnd Farn JOR KENT OR LEASK—00 4 0F 5 yoars time, £ 40) acres; 80 acces under cultj pasture aod hay land all feoced, two houses, barns, sheds. zood water and other {mprovemeats to o ree: pon-ilils party. Call on ornddress M. Fox, 33 milea of Elair Neb, Post offi“e, Blair. = Will al3) scll kand proporty if wantsd. aug b 2:p J'0r RENT—Store with tour ro ms in rear. Rent 326 amouth. Inquire 1318 Douglas, 4:9-Aug 14 {0R RENT Beautiful suburban residene property, 4 aczes of ground, 1arze houso 7 rooms, fins loca~ tlon, splendid view, ete., or will fcll imrrovements with b yesrsleaso of greund ata sa C. &, Mayne & Co,, 15th aud Farnam, B15tL R RENT—A building 92x04. Inquireat Doston dry goods store, ¥. 10th st, (g {0r RENT—Cottage 0 rooms, house 10 roows. J. Phipps Roe, Beward and Campboll 83141 ROOMS FOR HENT. JOR RENT ~Three beautitr]l unfurnfshe | rooms at £07 north 17th street. M. Clara Grossman, 83418 ‘OB RENT - Largs haudsomely furnfshed room;al one ewall room; modern convenlences, 17/0 C itol ave, 807-12p Jor wase—Nicaly turolehed front ro>m 16 4 + OR kENT—Tywo Fooms adjolning with board; front room gouth-east, 1014 Webstor bt ERLET \oR RANT—Tarec nicely furnished front rooms at 110 South 17th 8¢ 85813 4.50 & week. Jasurp rooms ana bow 869-1%p o0 meNT—Furnished feont room; terms rovsonable 5. W. ccraer 15to sod Jackeon Sty 84815 RO wexr—Nieely turnished rooums 1714 Culiforsia [ 510:12 R o3 prsr—Hendsomely furnished double o, sin- k1o 10ome; (4! 15 board, 1715 Dodge. 850U o ket -Newly famished rcows st 010 Plerso Htroet. 825-16p urnished rooms 1600 Harnvy Frorrer— t 032-16p o ear—Newly turnisbed wnite of ro and cold water hato, JFo» nusv—Nicely turulahed room, 1017 0n {0k kENT —1 w.1l furpished room fr @ gentlemen, 1607 Farnam street, 0pporite Gow Ho el Apply &% room A, O at WassCIEAD & Burnett, g 1Bt (g Keke lo the telogianhi wervice, Adrew, fo. .1 B¢ offic BE16 | rable room wilh wo pitol ave. OB RENT ~Do iences, 172 Fee pusr—s corner 19th and Davenport ™ oonven: tt plossant south front rooms A. W, 700.t 8 ket~ Handsom:ely furaisked sooms 1704 Cap- itclave. 682-t1 ront room furnished or uofy 70k & e ‘-thl it 1212 Howerd Bt. o2 wer—Boow with board, 1613 O pitol are. " 621.14p Forty lots for eale on Burt and Camings vth and 8lst cheap, loeido property 614 tf FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Radient Home Double Caiiornta St. 897-12p between edtora & Souer. JOR BALE ~Largo eizol Heater. Mrs, gall, C ATTLE YoR 200 heat of 500 hiad 2y 300 heat 1 year old steers, All cholco 6atea hoavy esttlo and we now quate fecders at 3.05 per cat. Chapin Bros. 521.septd t SLosn Towa, year old steers, « house dotag a good b Address 769-14p 7108 8ALE ~A boa, £olling on azcsunt of ill health. K.” Bo office, e M. Jlon ssLr—A barber ehop outfit at 8. W._ Riley's, 216 N. 16th St. 76511 Wi 788t JHQ AuR—Fino sattor pan T months old. Simeral, room 5, Redick Dock. 7R saue—tab printing at priccs Lower toan any other houte in the city. W.A. Morriecn, 1518 Deuglas st. ts, Spring Hill; will sel on easy fmproved property and u cash or assum ties cau find cheap homes and ad W. H. Green, over lst Natl. Bank, R 8ALR—Two lots 1n Pelham Place, one block from street car track. Inquire 218 § 15t St. 401tr P‘m:mr.n—o: would trate or & good horso and bugey; B0 aoros in Guspor couaty. Apply to 218 South 18th S'rect. a0t J0R sau_-Bollor and encine, 20horse power boller snd engine, In good running order; want to sell for the reason that they are not large enough for the new machinery which we will put into our new bullding on Harncy St. Clarke Bros. & Co., 1408 Douglas St. G10:t LwAYS on hand at & bargaln, No 1 socond hand carrlage phacton and side har buggios; also um- brollag and sunshades, ab 1409-1411 Dodgeo St. 017-t REAL ESTATH, ]“un saLe—Brick house and large los on N. 16th St., 4,600, New houso, 8 rocis, lot, 21¢t St.,near Clark,$1,000. Lot on 224, near Clarl, 8160, Lot on Montans 8t , # Mocern residence infi $11,000 Lots on Califernis 8t , between 24th azd 26th 8t., 14 - 81,500 3 hou es and lots on 13th 8t., near Ch'cigo, 87,000, 4 lot and house Webstor cese 16th 8¢, $2,602, No + hjuse 20x18, stable, on Division nasr 6th St., $2.600 Lot cn Spruos nesr 13/ h St , §1,150, 1 scro with hou e, on 10th near Castellar, §3,609, Fine 1o: oa 10ch 8t., near Dorcas, wita hoase, 81,500 Cerner 1ot 16th and Center, 76x149, §1,600, Co'ner loton 16th and Dorcas, houss and stable, §3 000, 2-3 lot on 12th St, near Ca . t location, on Cum'ng St. siellar, §700, 2 houses, 81,00 d 10th St..' 8500 000 acres B & M in all countlos, atasr, 620 8. 13th’ B Lot on 17th 8. nosr Con #1cton Cen'or hot, 181h Lots in all -additions, 15 farms axd school land, To or trade by Vedicka & 'Ge 87518 and, sals BALE—BIKCIAL KAKGAIN=H 1 California aud 29th St., 81 450, acre improved on Burt near Brown St.,82,600 ud oo cottage 10th near Leavenworth 00. acre improved, ottage § lot 19th and Sherman street, $1,6£0, Boautitul cottage 17th, near Webste 0. 40 houses aua fuli 1ot near Saunde for §26,—81,600 w1kt Ty hicuse, 10 rooms, city water, 8 clsterns, 7 South Yoth strect, §5,600. Nice cottage on 15th uear 5. Mar, 831111 W. G. BHRIVER, opp. DOR LnAsN—Baat unocoupied ground in the ty for warenouse house, 87 feet front on Loavenworth , north bet 10th and 11th,will easefor 99 years. Bed. ford & Bouer 620-41 {0k sALB—Bixteen lots on Vinton and 17th Sts very desirablo property and on easy term Ove Kundred forly feet Farosm street property south f-0rt, near uew Court hou; 00 p ¢ frous foot; will sell in 22 oot lofs to the rightk1ud cf pur- chasors; this 18 & rars chauce to tecure business prop- that will double In value intide of three yosrs. Itley & Co., 216 5. 13th &t, For sale—Four lots on Guorgia aveour, desirable orllenca property Ter8opatl s Soven lots on Virgiula ave., east front ble prices aad teru s sy, . . illey & U . 180 For kalo—181 feet on 13th, 99 fees doop; busin propert For aslo—Good houso and ot ou 24th strest ©ear Capitol ave., $2,700; & b’ galn. : K1 lots (1 South 13th 8t., cheap. 58 13th st ds00 0ur_pro i For s le—Busl 3. E Koy & C Wo Invite our list; ae we JoR BaLE—House and 2 lota st bargain $3,500 8. 15t Btieet;ro0m to bulid four 1moze houses for reut. Two (legant lots Shinns Additions, 2¢00. Large house and two lots Hanscom Placs, 6000, House 41 1 158 north 19th 8t, 600, House and 1)t Regan's Add, ' 1200, Houre and1.t 8. 15th 81, 1000. House aud lot Pacifo 8t., near Depot, 8500, 2 houses and 1ot on Cass Bt., b ear 16ih. House and lot 8. 18th Bt , 8600 Farw land in newly every county in northern Ne- bracka. O, F. Davie & Co., 1606 Farnam St. 66-Avg 28 Down Brakes, Pull in Your Heads FOR THE SIGNAL OF DANGER HAS SOUNDED Don't buy poor clothing when the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 1119 Farnam street, will sell you fine tailor made garments for about the same price you will have to pay for common work, &7 LOOK OUT FOR THE CROSSING <3 If you think of buying Clothing, either a Vest, a Coat and Vest, a Suit, Light Weight Overcoat, or a pair of Pantaloons, don’t forget that TAE ONLY MISF1IT CLOTHING PARLORS, 1119 Farnam t, can provide you with real genuine bargains. REVERSE THE $12.60 for a Tailor I8.00 for a Tailor Made Suit, worth 3. 24.00 for a Tailor Made Suit, worth Made Suwit, worth Made Swit, worth o 2680 for a Tailor 30.00 for a Tailor ENGINE, QUICK Made Suit, worth $25.00 500 40,00 55.00 65.00 Andmany others in the same proportion. Coing a Mile a Minute To THE ONLY MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 1119 Farnam Straet, for tha; $14 40 Tailor Made Suit, worth $30.00, and “ons fur $22 60 Tailor M:de Suir, worth $45.00. To see that elegant satin lined Prince Albert suif, Tai- lor made, for $30 00,worth $70.00; only to be seen at the Only Misfit Clothing Parlors, 1119 Farnam St. “Hello!” A EHOT BOX, STHOE! At the Only Misfit Clothing Parlors, 1119 Farnam Street when you are in the neighborhood, an¢ inspect the stock. All are invited, all are walcome, all raceive the sam» at- tention. Yoy are received courteously and parted with with the same fee'ing, if you purchise or not, at the DEPOTfor BARGAINS AT ABOATD. Free TRANSPORTATION to THI O] GLOTHING P! VLY MISFIT i 1119 ¥FARNAM ST, 111 BUSINESS OHANCES, gk saun= A tumber wart at Choyonne, Wyo. Month Iy salcs about 81,00 at g0 g ins; will involce about 810,000, 0, 16th and Farnam, Umaha, .13 Jror aue-tiotel ixtures and hotel (o rent. Ap- ply to £. H. Dow,210 §uth 10th 8t.,0maba, Nub, 836-16p -A splondid fwpliment and hardware bus, South wstern rersons for sellivg Address W. B., care Bee Publishing Co. A D & rest £30 12p oR 8a or In one of tho best towns 4,6 0; renson for welling, aska, Box 672, New York, 0% shur-—Stock and fixtur.s of a completo bakory fo0 croam parlor and restaurant in one of the best Lo atlons in the city, 17 months lease on bulld~ ing; rewons for scliog, othcr busiuess. Addreis “Hestaurant,” caro Beooffice. 76211 B 5ALE—Btock of zenoral merehondise at Jow prices and on ea y terms. Address J. T. Davis, Manager, I gene, lowa. 766-11p {0 sALB—A geod paving business emyloying but littlo oapltel for cash. For particulars address 0. 1)x 867, 0 maba, Neb, 722 J0B BALE—AL & ) Motropol by hotel, Ken- 88w Nev. Addics Needbam Bros., Kenoeaw No . 57614p R san-A rewisurant; big bargain, in 8o lo- cation; loaso of bulldiug for ten tenthe; ¢ ood rade. Ksasons for selling, have other busluoss to tiond to. Address S P., Beo office, 450t JR rrava—Nano souaty lands for stook of gen- e Is or hardware. Addresy John y | £89, Linealn, Neb. tra City, Neb, B42augel PERSONAL. Pum e st 1 dravolnt of Chic o has Jus #nd is now located on the touth-eait 1, 124h aud Davenport. Houss from & A QUIET HoMM—¥or Iadles during conflnement, Corespondencs confidential. Address Lock Box 998-Aug 12p LOST AND FOUND, NC—A bunch keys. Ownor can by caliing at tbis office aud yaying for this ng 840 11 08T—A pocket Lok between 1215 4 karnoy and 1ith street. A libe b pald by leaviog at latter flice. d £, W. cor. ewsrd will 876-11p L( sT=1f party who found book io water closet at Millard Hotel Augus’® sth, will retura book and PApers to the office, they cag reb i woney Avd. 0o ‘uestions wili be asked. slg-11p nglish Mact!ff, (Black srd Tan) reward, seturned to 542 Pleas osr—Dog Jack, leather coll ar, ant st. PHYSICIANS, T, ARy, room 6, Withaell Block, 16t end Har- oy, 11t RUPTURE CURED, Cperation, or ussless trusses De. M. M. Moore, 243 Wabieh ave,, Cnicago, Lls,, at Om: s every G0 days, Bend stamp for cir.ular. © 708-10pt 2 MISCELLANEOUS, NBTRUCTIONS [ hook Fecping, day and cven'ng. J B. Bmith, 1222 Faroam 8. 52 43 DRIVY vaults and cosp way by F. G Abel, V[ ovra=rs. © F.Aumpaonsr, ols cleaned fn n odorl s 0. Box, 878, 625-aug-24p 1018 Leavenworth, 448aug27 I)}m URE—0n KlkLo\o and Plaito, T, kurray, 740 NBTRUOTION on banfo glven by G E T0e0TS Tus6 Gapito aver VAULTS aud 0envp0o's closned 1o an_oderloss way, A. Evaus, 1208 Dudge st. 0453ug9p Notice! Notice! Moty THE MAGNETIC HEALFR, To all who ave disensed or affifcted, no matter how long the standing; oome and be healed, Feamale dis- eascd whero medicines have fatled to glve relisf, spoolalty; come one, 0ome all and e healod by the Magnotic healer, the only sure cacape fron any dis- ease. For exaulnation, our oha'gos are §1. f0r cnol Aroatmont, or visitations 82; terms strictly cash, J H. PAGELAR, North Btate 8t., ope milo west of Fair Grounds Gellen 450-1 PEYCKE BRO, WHOLESALE CALIFORNIA FRUIT Car Californis Pears, Pesches, Plums, Prunes and Gropes, due Thursday, Aug. 13, Car Oalifornia Pearr, Peaches, Plums, Prunes and Graper, due Monday, Aug, 17, fend ordera early as fruit is closed out on arrival,