Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 13, 1885, Page 8

8 [———— TAE DAILY BEE. Thursdlav Morning, August 13. LOCAL BREVITIES. —Fines hava bsen paid for the past month by 130 women of the town, the revenus re- oolved from this source amonnting to neatly £1.000. —The peace and quietude which has pre valled in the city for some time past is some- thing remarkable, The police are compara- tvely without business, —Jndge McCulloch, of the county court issued a marriage license yesterday to a young man namsd Peter Tinn to marry a girl with the awful name of Frederica Maria So- phia Christioa Pinnow. Judge McCulloch gives warning that hereafter he will double rates for people with theso half milo names, —A committse consisting of Adolph Mayer George Heimrod, Henry Meyer, H, E. Leh- man, T, Binbold and George E. Strattman has been appointed to make arrangements for the celebration of the 18th anniversary of the Concordia society on Septembsr 20, The colebration will consist probably of a grand concert aud ball at Germania hall, ——— Base Ball Tips, The following from Hastings, Neb,, to the *‘Sporting Life,” of Philadelphls, is very refreshing: “‘On July 25th and £6th the Hastings RReda and Union Pacifics, of Omuha, Neb., cro:sed bats for the firnt time this season, when Hast- ongs was victorlous in a hotly contested game f twelve inuings, by score of 2to 1. On July 25th, a, m., the Union Pacifics turned the tables and defeated the Hastings Reds by ascoroof 1 to 0 in seven inmwngs, In the afternoon the Union Pacitics were yictorious by o kcore of b to 2, Atthe end of the seventh inning the score stcod 2 to 1 in favor of Hastings, but in the next ioning Mr, Garneau, the umpire, who had up 8360 on his Union Pacific club, got in his work and the Hastings Reds had to put out seven men. He would not call 8 man out unless he was caught out ona fly ball. The Hasting: Reds are willing to play them for $500 to £1 000, and let A, L. Spalding, of Chicago, umpire or name the umpire,” The Omsha boys are anxlously awalt. Ing the appearance of that $1,000 chal- lenge in the Clipper, and saie ready to take it up without delay. Mansgor Kay has falled to secure a team to meet the U, P.’s here next Sunday. The Dabuques, Hannibals, Leaven- worthe and St. Joes, all telegraphed him that they could not make an engsgement here on that date. However, the St. Joe team has bean secured to play three games hore on Saturday and Surday, Avgust 22nd and 23d, on a guaraniee of 175, e — The K, of L, Picnmic, The followlng is the programme of sport at tho Kuights of Labor pisnic at Haseall's Park, on Sunday, Angust 16: An elegant prizs will ba voted to the most popular M. W. of the local assem- blles Nos, 2122, 2845, 3914, 3697 and 3796, at 10 centx a vote. One hundred yard foot race, Knights only allowed to compete. Box of cigara. Putting the stone. Cash prizs, $5. Sack race. Cash prize, $5. Three-legged race. Cash prizes $3 and $2. One hundrad yard foot race, free for all. Cash prize, 810, Standing broad jump. Cash prize, $5. 0Old tMan’s race, 100 yards, for men over 45 years of ege. Prize, a new hat. Novel post eport, cash prize $2 50. An elegant gold chaln and locket will be pretented to the beat lady walizer. A fine gold-headed cane will be pre- sented to the best gentleman walizer. Speeches will be delivered by Mr. Anton Splez, of Ohicago, both in German and English, ——— For Trade.—Nance county lands for stook of genersl merchandise or hsrd- ware. Address John Linderholm, Cen- tral City, Neb. —e——— Succeeded at Last. An Omaha glrl, giving her name as Star Fontaine, committed suiclde at Columbus a day or so slnce, at the Olothler house, where she had been working, She landed herself in the dark beyond vla the morphine route. Twice this glrl tried to commit sulcide {n this clty, within the past three months, once at the Childe’ hospital where she was employed as a domeatic and once at the house of Dr. Sprague. The cause of her troubles is explained as Infatuation for a falthless lover. She pessed under the name of Dalsy Love and Lydla Brlarly while here. She has a mother llving at the corner of Seventeenth and Davenport streets. e — 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 gocds 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 secarlty. 0. D. WoorworrH, Recelver, Tne Charge at Donelson To the Editor of the Beg, In an article in last evening’s Bee 1t is stated that Gen, Grant ordered the charge on his extreme left at Donelson, in consequence of the dlscovery that the enemy had endoeavored to break the unlon lines by an aseault on the right and thus escaps, rebel prisoners being taken with six days’ rations In their hav- eraacks, Gen. Grant argued that a mass- ing of the enemy on his right for thi purpose would leave the left (the enemy’ right) weakened, and in this pelief the assault was made by the Second Iowa In- fantry, (Tattle’s regiment) but o much time was lost that when the charge was made the rebel rifle pits and trenches were found filled with men who had been ordered beck to thelr poeition after the failure of the mornipg as:ault on our right. J.T. B, o — Stealing Barrels, Joseph Millard, a young man of unsa- vory name, was arrested yesterday by Officer Jasperson for attempting to eell barrels stolen from Woodman's Linseed Ol Worke. He was taken before Judge Stenberg and trled. He will board at the county expepss for the next ten days. ‘W, O, T, U, Notlce, The regular weekly meetlng of the Woman's Christian Temperance union will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Fifteenth Street Woman's Chrlstian Temperance union parlore. As speclal busiuess I8 to be trantacted every wember I8 requested to be pressnt, o ——— Try Ed. Kuppig's new meat market, 804 N, 16th sitreet. Lowest prices, RAILWAY RUMBLINGS. Maters of Interest on the Varlons Lines of Road, Arbitrator Bogne Coming to Omaha ~The Oregon Lease—Personal ‘ana Other Mentions, The Chieago Tribune of Taesday very interestingly says: “Mr. George M Bogue leaves to-day for Omaba, where he will be jolned by Mr. Willlam Dan- oan, to Inspect and examlne the facll- ues of the various roads in the Western Freight aasoclation at Omaha and Coun- cll Bluffs, In order to ba able to come toa eatisfactory conclusion regarding the percentage to be allotted to the roads in the Omaha and Councll Blaffs pool. They will also Inspeot the facllities of the varlous roads for handling cattle buslnes: at those points, preparatory to thelr mak- Ing thelr allotment of percantages for the Nebraska range cattle pool. Mr. John 0. Gault, the third arbitrator, will meet Mesira, Bogue and Duncin in this city by the end of this week, when they ex- pect to be able to mske the award for for thore pools,” All this {s_doubtless true and Mr. Bogue may be in the clty—In faot, it was positively stated on several ocon- sions that he had been seen this morning. He has, however, avolded railroad cir- cles and absented himself from the moot- ing atfthe transfer. THE OREGON LEASE, The St. Paul Pioneer Pross of Tues- day last contalns the following, of local rail Interest: Thomas L. Kimball, general traffic mansger of the Union Paclfic, was In St. Paul yesterday on his way weat. Mr. Klmbsll owns a large cattle ranche near Cuaster, on the Northern Pacific, and is making one of hls periodioal trips out there. Iaterviewed regarding the Oregon Navigatlon lease, he sald there was no doubt but that it would go through. The Northern Paclfic direot- ors have approved it, and the Union Pa- olfic dlrectors will do so this week. They are to moeet in Boston to-day or to-morrow. Mr. Kimball did ‘not know whether the stockholders of the several roads would be called upon to ratify the directors’ action or not He understood, however, that the North- ern Pacitio stockholders,at thelr next an nual meetlrg, would take the matter up, bat he did not apprehend any usfavor- able action on their parl, The Unlon Pacific stockholders will not have the matter befors them becauze the directors control a majority of the stock and what they say goer. Mr, Kimball did not think thers would ba any question of le. gality reised, as the proposed lease had been curofully exsmined by the respsc- tive counsels of the several roads in in- terest. The report that the Oregon Short Line would loate the Oregon Navigation roperty, and then make traffic arrange- ments with the two Paclhc roads, he #sid, was unfounded. By such a lease nelther the Unlon Pacific nor Northern Pacific would gain anytbirg, as they now have about as clese traffic arrangements with the Oregon roads as could bo made. All the dotails of the lease have been agreed upon, end nothing remains to be done but lts executlon after it has re- cefved the approbstion of the zeveral di- rectorles, Mr. Kimball sald the report sent out that the Union Pacific had of- fered the Milwaukee & St. Paul $25,- 000,000 for fts line from Omaba to Chi- cago, was the veriest nonsense. A CRANK AT HEADQUARTERS. A genulne crank visited the Union Pacific headquarters yesterday and took in the whole bullding. He was of a re- liglous torn of mind, and carrled with him a large brass crucifix and three vol- umes on the evidences of Christianity. In each of the departments he dellvered a peoratlon on the evils of this world, and urged his hearers to desert their wlcked ways. Hoe ls travellng through the coun- try paying especisl attentlon to the spirit- ual welfare of railroad men, and endeav- oring to reclaim them from thelr estate of sin and misery. He has a large con- tract on his hands {f he labors faithfally. RAILROAD PERSONALS, J. H. Lichteberger, assistant chief clerk In the office of the general superin- ent of the Unlon Paclfic, is confined to the houso with a eevere attack of slck- ness, D. L. Macudy has been appolnted city vaseenger agent of the Union Paclfic at Chicago, In place of George Young, re- slgned. J. H, Borland, general agent for the Unlon Pacific at Salt Lake clty, is in the clty. ——— Released, Mras. Jellick, a Bohemian wcman living in South Omaha, was exsmined by the boaxd of ineanlty lsst evenlng, It was proven that she was not insane, She s 1a the hablt of getting up at night, it Is alleged, and going around peering into neighbors’ houses, looking to see if she can detect her husband bestowing his at- tentlon upon any of the females of the household, Dr, Tilden declded that the woman was not crazy—only wildly jeal- ous—and released her, o ——— An Alleged Beat, George Johnson, & traveling man, rep. resenting a St. Louls houss, was In jall yesterday having been arrested on charge of attempting to defraud the Millard hotel out of $12. Johnson, who is honest appearing man with a reputalion heretofore good, denles the charge. 84 Absolutely Pure. dor mever varies. A marvel of purely strengib and wholesomenoss. More economical thal the or kinds,and canood be sold o Zon with ihe muititude of low tess, shord welgh wd of o wders, Sold M:IJII cant ROTLL (G POWDER 00., 100 Wall 84 M. ¥ T THE DAILY BEE--THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1885, 1119 APPROAGHING 1119 You upon the subject of bargains we aim to mention a few specialties in coats and vests, pantaloons and suits, cut in any style, ight weight overcoats, separated vests, and in fact there is Apollinaris “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” “ Pure water should be available al all times, but this 1s especially necessary in warm weather.” Lancet. ANNUAL SALE, 10 MILLIONS. ©f all Grocers, Dywcyists, & Min. Wat, Dealers, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. SITUATIONS WANTED. shey a sitastion Address 217 N. Mrs. J, W. 01814 W AN =An exporioncel Indly s housekeeper for afan 16th S Omaha “Employment o Mortiscn, proprietor. WARTED—A position; a sulesiady I dry goods; of reforence; two years expiriosce. Ad: drers Mary awley, 2434 California St., Omaha. 000-18p AXTED ~Situstion by & young man to werk in Kitohen in & private hotel ot restaurant; steady and williog towork. Address “J. D," Bee office, 908-12p 3 Q SPECIAL NOTICES. AU adv ertisements in the special columns will be charged at the rate of 10 cents per line or the first insertion, and 7 cents per line for each ubse- quent insertion: No advertisement will be Snserted “or less than 25 cents for the first time} TO LOAN—MONEY. 31 estato land o0 securl- Y 10 LOAX—Losns made on oontracts, chattels, collatoral tles of any kind at the Omaba Fin 1608 Farnbm 4., up-4talrs; low rates; okay tor at 1 '0 10AN—$1,000 for 8 o tate. Inquire 608 N. 18ih street, 6 years, on good real os. 81912 slass 1eal estate_security, ONEY to 1oan on 777-41 Dr. Paul, Williams block. © CAGUR nROTHRRS, Investment Bankers, opposite V1 post office, Omahia, negotiate mortgsge loans on first. class recurity at rulling rates of Interest, Par. tles doeiring to borrow money on improved city o country resl catwte, for from one to five years, oan be aocommodated promptly. MoCaguo Brothers, bank- ere, oppesite post office. 662-t1 0ANs—Mado on real ostate sccurity in amounts of 48600 and up; callfor terms. Frank L. Everctt, 1600 Farnam. 208.Aug 15 ONEY Toloan on chattels, Woolley & Harrison, pFoom 90, Omaba Natlonal bank building ONEY 10 LOAN—On res D. L. Thomas. ONEY Loanod on ohattels, cut rate, R. R B{Hclummuxhlnud told. A, Forman,218 8, 18th 8% 798-41 JVi OB 20 LOAN In tums of £300 nnd upward. A¥2 0., Davis and Co., Keal Xststs aad Loan enta, 105 Parnam 81, 72441 ONNY to loan in sume AVI firat-clas real cctato security. 1615 Farnam st. V] ONEY LOANKD at . VA on turniture, planos, horses, wagons, personal droperty of al kit and ll othe exiticlos'of vaiue, without removal, Over 1st National Bank,corner 18th +ud Faraam. All business strictly confidentlal 200 and upwards on Potter & Cobb, 710-t¢ . Reed & 0o's. Loan offios W Axmeo—situation by & thoroughly competent woman with boy 10 years ¢14 a8 houss koeper, No objection to leavicg town. Inquire at 117 N 14th st 824-18p W Astev-Situstion by a compatent German girt in & private famlly. Apply at Nc 8817 Casy st, §30-14p WA\’I!\" A situation to do sewing in a private family or to do recond work by an English girl. Inquire 1. Douglas, 16th and Davenport 8t. S82-18p ANTRD - Position a8 book kesper, accoutant, or cffice clork, by an experlenced’ beok-kooper. Firet-class reforences. Addrees Chas. J. Meyer, 1613 Oapitol ave, 810-15p TANTED - Situstion,es trazeling man,for w hiskey house; hes es! ished trade In Dakots, Nebr., aud Towa. Addross “'A." box 805, Yankton. 707-11 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, 18 or 4 rooms for housokoeping within & 8. W. Lidsyy, 1612 92-12p W fow hlocks of postoffice, Douglas &t. 7ANTED - Place for bay bay 20 months (1 good famlly. Address C. 0." Bee oftice. 863 17p 7ANTRD—From Sept. 18t, by two young gentlc- men, furnished foom with pleasant family; th andstoveln wintor. State trms, 857-17p NTED— A gorticman wishes beard in private family. Addrosa “F.” this office, 859-18p ® want to buy a well improved farm of 6 or 800 acres in Douglas or Sa W W 1y body to call on W. A. Morrison fox flxst class Job printing, 1618 Douglas L 605- VW Axmen—500 peoylo to being thele watobes to cholm & Erickeon's to borepaired. Satialact guaranteed, 134 QY ANTED-Evary wdy in noad ot a sowing m Y¥ “chtne, to seo the now Improved Amarican No. 72041 MO, Joxmets wovuyiti Money to Loan—On VL chattel security by W. R Croft, room 4, With- nell bu'lding, N. E. corner 15th and Hamey. After yeara of experlence and a caroful study of the husi. ness of loaoing money on psrsonal property, I have at Iast porfcoted a mystem wherehy the publiclty usual in such cas(s is done away with,end I am now na positon to weet tho demands of ail who becomo temporarily embarrassed and destro to ralse m without dclay ard in a quiet manner. Housckeep- ere, protessional gentlomen, mechanics and others in this clty can obtain advanices fvom $10 to 81,000 on such sccurily as hoeenold furniture, plands, ma. chinery, boréer, wagovs, warehouso récelpts, secur- od notesof hand, etc., without removing same from owners residerco or place of business. Als) on fine Watches and Diamonds, One of the adyantsges I offor 1a that any part of any losn can be paid at any timo which will reduce the Interect pro rata and all 1oans renowed a6 _the original rates ofintercst. T have no brokers In connection with my office, but personally superintend al my foans, I have private offcos conneoted with my general office 60 that customers do not come In_con‘act with cach other, consequently making all transactions ictly private. W. R, Croft, room 4, Withnell dirg, N. E_cor. 16th and Harnoy, 640.tt WANTED FEMALE HELP. ANTRD—An exporloned girl for general house- work; none other need apply ab 710 south 17ch Street, 3d house from N. E. corner Leavenworth 3t. 2 Mrs. Louts Heller, 0 LE 28d. Fe F JFo pmst—New bouee tour xoomeporci, brick cellsr, c'stern, well and out h'us Saundern St., 814 per month. South 13th strcet. For rent—Two t.ew slx room housoe, east, front on Saunders atrcot; poich, bay window, hall way, cloret, out houscs, cistern, well, walks, overything com- modious and compléte, $18 per month. - J. k. Riloy & ., 216 South 13th 8. For Klogant six room bouso on 24th strost, nor b of Capitclave. Kesidenco and location very desiravle.” J. E. RILEZ & CO., 215 South 1%¢h St. 70-t1 Asix room cottage on Johnsin_ St , near Inquire 1301 Farnam St 902-14p ® RENT—House 8, F, blook from B & M comer 10th and Pac fic,ono epot. 0. Whelan, 901-4p OR RENT- 5 room houss 24th and Plerce St Ap- ply on premiscs. a) J r rext—Good barn near 1628 Do?e. 805-13p Jron aewe—House 6 xcoms on Leavenworth and Colfax, balf block from 8t. Oar line 1000 per month. C. E. Mayne & Co., 16th and Farnaw. i €511 {loR RENT—T0 bo completed in September, two ten 100m houses; all modern improvements; good collar and cl.se Inquise 710 19th st 776-22p Lear the cars. ED—A comp: tant second girl in small fam- , 0o children; highest wages s iven. Apply om, 1824 Douglas 8t, 917-13p 7aNTED-Ton lady agents to eell an aiticle of {OR RENT—10 room house 815: st repair; hard and ot wa'er. Inquice 519 Plessant St. §40-12p 3 o1 No1losa houteh1d articls and worthy anyones tripo & Brown, room 4, kediok’s block, 16 attention. 1611 Faram 8t. WV Axte0—A young girl, 818 north 15th St 891-13p ANTED—Good girl at Mrs, D, H. Wheelers, 2002 St Mary's ave, 89Ut TANTED—Some first-class cooks, and laundress with gocd_wages at the old relisble Omaha Employment office, 217 N. 16th St., up-stairz, Mre. J. W. Moruisen, Proprietor. 87 1 7 Axtao—Ladics in want of good domestio girla, plication to the old relisble J. W, Morrison, Omahs Employmont B 89340 217 N. 16th St., up stai 'ANTED—A good ghil for general hou o work, Mre. R H. Wilbur, 531 Ploasant 8t. 874-0 7ANTED—By ficst-class families,zood girls for gen- eral house work first ond second work, a'so gir's for diniog room, hotels kitchen and laundry work, Tho Omahs Employment Bureau has alwaya £ood laccs on hand, Call axd sce for yoursel 'arnam S5, 8r2-tt ANTED—A first <128y girl a8 co0k and luadress, 2308 Farnam St Mrs. J. M. Tourston, 872- Y/ Axrao—Gir for houte work, 1004 Farnam 8t. 806-13 808 N. 10th St. 9214 xTD - A glrl t0 do genoral bousework in fam- ily of two; none bt f cod apply. In- quire 1825 Cass stroct, Hi7-12p Ap;ly 1909 Fanam, YV ArTa0—A good nurso giel 835-12 ANTED— A woman for general housework; must bo able to 1 ilk o cow; good wages t & good woman. Mrs, Geo, H. Watte, 500 Pleasant St, 84712 VW ireo=a cuaber of Ar:lass it wio are cap blo of oing good work, and recelve good wag:s at the Omaha cmloyment oflice, 2(7 north 16th strect, officeup-stairs Mig J, W. Moriis n, pro. prictor. 801t to help in kitchen. Doran House. AT A Ten 918 Fornam street, 0R RNT— Houses of 6 wid 0 ro tion. Apyly at offico of C. T. Taylor, 8 W. cor. 14th and Douglaz. 81814 Jon Rest=4 wuvon room house cormor Lenve worth avd South ave. Angulre at Westera Cor~ nloe worke, 773-18 OR RENT—Touse of 7 Y0038, bath room, herd and soft water 1108 south 11th Sk, 782-18p or nExT—House 4 rooms 1416 Jackson, 6-10p. Fee T Cottago 6 rooms near Hansoom Park, Brick hot ., 802, Houro § rooms Davenport and 20<h. §16. Hous» 6 rooms Leavenworth and Groye St. ©. E. Mayno & Co., 16th and Farnsm, Jgn masr—Sylendid brick houte of 30 rooms, wel cistern, :ity water, gas, furnace, fine barn and other out houces; in fact o1l modern cooveniencss on Chicago St., best residence portion; $60 per month, C.E Mayne & Co,, 15th ard Far For rent—Store room 1122 Sherm: C. E. Mayne & Co., 15th snd Farnam, avonue, §26. JRgn et o Lmssn~On & or b years timo; u £40) acres; €0 acres under cultivation and b pactuto aud hay land all fenced, two houses, by 8heds, good waler and other [mprovemonts to & ponsiblo party. Cail on or eddress M. Fox, 8} mile north of Klair Neb. Post office, Blajr. ~ Will al3) sell wy stock and property it wantod. aug:b 2p \oR RENT—Store with four ro ms in rear. Rent $26 a month. Irquire 1318 Douglas. 4:9-Aug 14 on RENT - Beautiful suburban resldence property, 4 acres of giound, larze house 7 rooms, fine loc: ton, eplend!d view, ete., or will gell imirovements NOTELXIIN Gr In the line or style of clothing but what you can find by paying us a visit, that is made up for mankind, cut from the best imported and domestic fabrics, You may have an idea that you can't find what you want x e e . SR — i A P e e [ If you will pay one visit to the Only §Misfit Clothing Parlors, 1119 Farnam 8%, you will find more elegance in clothing, combined in the highest art, that you ever seen. You will find that these are 9 free of chasge. IN THIS EACTS $12 60 will buy a Tailor Made suit worth $25.00. $356.80 will buy a Tailor Made suit worth $30.00. $26.70 will buy a Tailor Made suit worth $50.00. $18.20 will buy a Tailor Made sait worth $35.00 $22.00 will buy a Tailor Made suit worth $45.00 $29.40 will buy a Tailor Made suit worth $60.0 119 You realiz2 the saving of onehundred per cent in the transaction,which these times is an item of interest, if a man looks to the value of money. portion as the suits quoted in tae above liss, in C.ASE: You are a little difficult to fit, no matter where it i talent is employed to make alterations where neces At the Only Misfit ClothingParlors 1119 FARNWAM STREET' 1119 You can find all gavments you desirs at prices in {he same pro- , you can have your trouble fully gratified, as the best ary to insure a perf:ct fit, which is done in all cases R RENT—Two clegant 0 fliccein buikmen’sblco 894-1 Jor nex7—Handsome turnished roows, 1816 Dodge 262aug17 bourd, destsable for summer. Apply | s Hotel. 610-41 {0 RENT—For manufac‘uring purposes or hall, arge room 44x75, 8d floor, No. 110 8, 14th st.. enquir at 1409 Dodge ef. A.J. Simpson, 6084t 'R RENT - Centrally located furnished rooms 628 south 15th 5. 609-tt “0R RENT—Largo front room on firat toor with without board; taquico 84 1901 Farnam St. Hooe 867t HOUSES—LOTS. FOR SALE- wi buy a nice house, lot and barn in $1,160; oo Tooatior. Gunainghe & Brennar, 1511 Dodge St. 905.12 JoR 8412 ~To good partiee, e turaitur and Ox- ings comp ete of a v room house in cont-al ;oca- tion, well adapted to renting rooms and now paying 60 per month. Address “F.” Boo cffica, 895-15p 0R BALW—A bouse and 3 lota fa Lowe's 1st ald., L §1,200 by Goo. P, Bemis, coraer 16t and Doug~ a8 872-16p '0R 5ALE ~A houso at prescnt rented for 520 a B oith; will be sold for 8,000 §1,000 down, r maindor on easy terms, Cusningbam & Breunsn, 1611 Dodge St. 60012 R saLE—1In excellont Ioostion, fine residence in peifec: repair. Price, 83,160. City lota will ba with 6yearslen o of greunl ata sacrifice. C. K. Mayne & Ce., 16th and Farnam, 15t —A building 92x04. 8 store, . 10th st, Inquireat Boston 038t J. Jlon Bxrr—Cottago 6 roouy nouse 10 ooy, Phipp: Roe, Soward and Campbell. ROOMS FOR KKENT, oo wesT—Niodly furnished front room 1714 Cal. ifosnia 8t. 816-15p. e xus—Farnished room 505 Listney St 908-14p TANTED- 4 gocd dining room girls; also gi:ls for e vral housework, firstaud second work city Cal and o= 005t \) and couotry. Wili pay good wages. quire 8> out plac's at 1120 Farnam St. "ANTED—At 1917 Chicago St., & good German girl for general house work, 05841 WANTED MALK HELY. “YAnln—lmmellnvly 76men for R. R. work for Chadron, Wiges $1.76 por dsy, Froe tran portation. Call'at Omaha Employment Bureau, 1120 Farnam treot. 9e2-t1 \A7AN1ED ~Good ruler at Journsl office, Lincolu® Neh, State Journal Co, o14-14 WTAN;ID-UW_\'M Address J. M., care Boe office, 916-12p W Aum—Two sood man sequainted wih the ©gar businors, to travel in Kansa: and Missourl; ocd s lary to the right men, revzer Blick, Cannon Bros. & Co., 89212 ANTED—25 men for Republican_Oity; apply to F. E, Irwin & Co. 1012 Harcey street. 88712 ANTRD—Boy at Walkley Paper Box Factory, 100 WA ws! 858-19 7AxTED—A glil 10 do house work 1332 Sherman ave. 83518 ANkRD—A salesman, M. ¥, Martin, 310 8, 15th 8t, B7 -1t ANTED—A good wants to get & be ready to accpt engagement about September Let; is of steady bab ts, and speaks Iavguagee. Addrens Jobn Mesk, care of Juo, J, Mitchel Co., $30 Bioad- way, New Yorx, 860-18p WA This weok, 0 wors yourg men to en Koo in the telegravhic seryice. Address, n. closlng stawp, M. T. K., Bee office. £44'16 practioal taflor oral cut'el 1 » ear Mason, Far. RENT—4 ro0ms 16th, St 9)4-18p Tz ity Fumiared ooms fo: light honse-keep~ ing, 113 north 14th St £9°-1%p F R RENT - Three hoautiful wn . rashol rooms at 807 north 17th street. TLargo havdsomely [ 1*nished roo Il room; modern con: « nlences, itol ave, 8071 o st =Nicsl farsiehed o’ 02w 10 3 Dodg, 181-17p — Wwith board; front o8 msm—Two rooma adoluin -t room eouth-o1st, 1914 Websre Bt meu %D ¥ooms and board §4..0 & week. ‘on axNT—Tareo picely furnish:d front rooms at 110 fouth 17th 8. 80813 803 1p ek Rext—Fuorolshen frent rocm; torms ress nable 8. W, coraer 12th and Jackson Sts B4 15 Jor otr o nexT—Handsomely furnished double «r sln- k1o s00ms; ta: 15 hoard, 1718 Dodge. 50t€ Plerce » ~Newly farniched rcows at 61 826~ Ferrer ~¥ural:bed rooms 1600 Haraey 1t 5p hot al st nue, 812 15p Feri Newly furnished svite of and cold water hatb, ges. 1615 Capi Tok kENT—1 w. )l furnlshed room for 2 gentl wen, 1603 Farnam street, opposite Goss Ho'cl. 7 pply a4 room 4, 07 at Wawseiman & Burncts. 218 181 SE 70k RENT ~Desirablo room with modern oowven: fences, 1724 Capitol ave. 787 U ANTED—Two first clase redail sboo salesw on, None noed apply but those having tho best of A. D Morse's. 888-15 reforonce ard steady tempe ato men, “A child cab buy a8 cheap as & map." GENTS WANIED IN NEBRARKA, fOr *UNION~—DIE- UNION—BEUSION. " Threo decades (f fed. eral logi:1ation, 1566 £2 1885, Persons| and historioal memorles of events preceding, durirg, and sice the Axwerican Civil War, involving slavery sad scocsslon, owancpstion aud reoarstiuction, wiih sketches of rominext actors curlig (hess periods, 1y HON BAMUEL §°COX, ‘meumper of ot grcss for swenty- four years, now U. & Minister to'lurkey. ~Author of ““Buckeye Abioad,” *“Why We Laugh,” * Winte Suubeavs,” , Arctic Sunbesm rloot Sunbesms” Eto Il ustrated. Ww. P. O'Nell, State m nager, P. 0. box 439 Omaha Neb. 796-1f ANTED—A cook, man cr woman at Europesn he- te!, 022 south 10th St 76341 Agumsvaxra. Addresm Bl Louls Hlectrlo Lamp Co., 8 Louls for circular, cuts and terms of the kdle power Marsh Bleowric Lawp, B11-Jiy18 . JFOL Burss plosaut wculh frout sooms 8 W, comer 19th aud Davenport 70 .t JFek - Baudsoumely furoiatod roows 1104 Cap: i 3 E82-t1 Fun WaNT—Front rooin furushied or ucfornished 1212 Howard St. 0zu tf Sapital ve. JFos e —Hoom with towrd, 163 621 14p o1 8 dered in cxzhange 3514 onstn ox sner= Good hotelin first-2lass town in South Western part of State, Apply to E P, Da- vi#, Novelty Iron Works, 14th St. 794 r tho city a% 8125 an a Cunaing ha 607.12 {OR AL —Acre Iot s o will frade for city property. Brennan; 1611 Dodge St. 1470 aLe—Touso aud lot on Eairviow St., near . Mary's ave,, very cheip and on very eaky torms. 4. Saundors & Co., 1504 aruam St., opp. Fx 18-'3 & e saunctot 10, b 16, Honsoom piace, $900 Lot 9, b8, M. T. Pa:rick’ proposo | add, $750. Lots 1 and %, b 15, Shlon's 13t a1d , 82,500, Tots in all varts of tho oity at bargain No. 206—Hou ¢ 7 x0om3 Park ave., §,000. g2200 197—Brtzihouse © rooms Bhinn's 4 ald, 2,100, No. 198 ~New house b rooms Georgla ave ,$3,600 No. 176—Houso 8 ro:ms Bartlott's add. 8300 C. E. Mayne & Co., 16th Farnam, 7484 O sALE—A ono sfory frams buildingi n god condition, ITuquire of Geo. Heyn, 16(9 Douglas strcet. IS JOR 8ALE—Houso and lot and threo shares b the (01d) Omaha Lcan Assoclation; clear titlo and all aid up. 31,000 worth much moie money. C. E. fiayne & Co., 8. W conner 16th aza Fanag, 705 [ OR 8ALE ~Large ¢ Heater. Mre. Hal 827-12p OR AL —A bearding house doing a good b selling on accsut of ill health. Address K. Bro office. 769-14p AR barber £hop ontit atS. W Eileye, £16 N. 16th St. 7651 25 Bau—Fino sottor pan T mo nths old, Wm- Simeral, room 6, Rediok block. 7881 RO gau—yob printicg t prleca Tower toan any other house in tho city. | W. . Morrieen, 1618 Douglas ¢, 636t 70 8ALE—100 lo's, “pring Hill; will sol on easy term; trade for improved property and pay dif- ference fn values fa cash or assume moitgages. Par- tios can find cheap homes an) advantagoous trades. W. H. Groen, over 1t Natl. Bank, folo agt. 408t or 8ALE—Two lots 1n Pelham_Plece, ono blook trom atrcotoar track. Inquire 218 § 16th 8t. [t 0k 8ALK—Or would trade or a good horso and bugyy; 80 acres in Gesper county. Apply to 218 South 15¢h S'reet. 246t Jox sALs—Boiler and engine, 20 horse powor boller snd engine, in good running order; want to sell for the reason Lhat they are not largo enough for the new machipory which we will put Into our raw bullaing on Harney 8. Clarke Bros. & Co., 1608 Douglas 8. 616t LwAYS on hand at & bargain, No 1 second hand rriago phaot ou aad side bar buggies; also um- and sunghiados, f 1403-1411 Dodgo B, 17- REAL ERTATE., Jor sALR—DBrick house and largo 1o8 on N. St., §4.600, Now koure, 8 rooms, lot, 914t 8t.,near Clark,§1,000. Lot ou 924, near Clark, 8760, Lot on Mon'ana 8t , §1,500, Mocern residence in'flacst locasion, on Cumiug St. £11,000 Lots on California 8., betwecn 24th aud 25th St., 14-81,500 3 hou-¢s avd Iots on 13th Sk, near Ch'eago, 7,000, 410t and house on Webstor T oar 16th 8t , §2,(02. oo house 20x48, stable, on Division noar 6ih St., 2,600, Lot cn Spruce ne: r 18th St , §1,160, 1sciewich hou 10th noear Castellor, §3,600. Fino 100 0a 10:h St., near Dorcas, wit1 house, 0 ner ot 161h and Center, 76x140, 81,00, ner ot on 10th and Dorcas, houss and stable 3,000, -3 Tot on 12(h St, 16 nesr Cas'cllar, 8700, x Conter, 2 houses, A 1,500, 18'11 and 19th Sf #6500. & M. land, s in all countles, for sale utoer, b20 8. 18th 8t tarms and school land, I or trade by Vi dicka & G 815-1% J\OR LRAB—Bost unocoupled ground in tho ty for warenouss hoase, 87 teet front on Leaveaworth north bat 10k and L1th,will easefor 99 yoars, Bod. ford & Bouer 6204t o ALE—Lota in Kirby plae, Highland Flac and Jerome Park. A+ plendid chance to invess in cheap yroperty. A. Saunders & Co., 1404 Fainam Streot, opp. Paxicn, 91113 o sALR—A grocery burlness in a good locality stock woith fram 81,600 to 82 00u; rent very rea Tuqulzo of Meyer & Raa ke, whelesale geo sonable, 74241 cere. T0R sALE—Tn Eaundirs and Himebsuzh's sddi- tion, 4 lots adfolning; price $150 each; 2 Iots adjoiniag, piice $:00 eaoh; ferms liberal, 4. Savn. deis & Co, 0pp. the Paxten kiotel, 01014 0 EXCIANGE—88,000 6tock of hardware and farm machinery for gocd Netrasks land. $0,1C0 botei fn Colorado, 1ents for $100 rer month to brade for uvimeuw bered farm, cr wild land. 1000 itcok of general merchandise to exchavge tor la A fing farm of 640 acres In Fherman 0., Neb. well tmproved near railroa), price $3,000; will scll for balf cash, balance on time or - exchauge for stosk of bard o, stoven and tinwa v X b er acre (0 o3~ < auge for worchandige. R. WOOLEY, room %0, Cuuaba Nations] Bank, Oma 475-18 nonice little property at fal Nouth el eutirs 100 tost and fmprove: 35~ [oR $aL ¥4th 8 wents or part. Call on prom ises. and § acro of ground on Bher 50v; errsosy. A, Saunders ainaw St., opp. Paxton, 9 212 [0k sane—Hou WaD BYe. & Co, 1404 “[708 8aLB—F.xty lota for saio on Burt aud Cusings Detwoen ¥9th aud 8lst cheap, laside property edford & Souer, el s saun—sixteon lots on Viaton snd 1th St very desirablo property and cn easy torm Oue bundred forly fect Farnam streot property south front, near vew Court hotse, $100 p-r frout toot; will el in 22 foot lofs to tho right kud cf pur- chacers; th 1418 & raro ciance to recure business prop- orty thit will double in value Snuide of threo yosre. J. K R1ey & Ca., 216 8, 18th £, For salo—Fourlots on Bunrgia avenue, desiatle rerids Property res soratl . Por gale—Seven lots on Virgina ave., esst front rens.nablo prices and tero s eaey. J. k. kiley & Co 2,6 8. 134 For sl propert For #ilo—G Capitol ave., Tor 8 le—i 182 teot on 18th, 99 fees deep; businesy nd lot on 24th street rear ¥ Vlots «n South 18th Bt., cheap. 215 8 18th St We invite cur petrons to call Ls!; 88 wo nave positive bargal 70R sALE—House and 2 lote &t & bargain §8,60, £, 166k Btieol;room to bulid four more house ¢ for rent. Two «legant lots Shinns Additione, 2700, Targo houso and two lots Hanscou Placa, 600's, 11t north 10th 8t, 6.0, House and 1ot Regan's Add, 1200, Houee audl t 8. 18th Bt, 1.00. dlot Baciflo St., nesr Depct, 8502, and lot om Cass Bt , v ear 16ih. d 1.t 8. 18th St , 8500 4 in nowly every county In n'srthern Ne- biatka. O. F. Davis & Co., 1605 Farnai o 8¢, +06-Aug 23 ndsee our BUSINESS OHANUES, [ok skxT~Furnished roowm 1621 Capitol o ve 660 aug20p [OR RENT—At 1010 Farnam stroot. two picely furnisbied Liont rooms with use of bath rooms. 430-t1 "0k BENT~A arge uewly furnished front roo with bay window, clest, wonth 616 Douglas etrect. j taroished rooms, NW cor. [\0R RENT ~TwO 0 40t 2let and B, Mary's Ave, FOR SALE MISCELLANKOUS ok BaLE—Cheap foar idole ponlcs, Apply to 8. TRt cmers eare B Maginals, corcat 14th and Dodge. 84918 A1TLE FOB 5ALE, 61 B13an Tows, 3 (J 500 head of 8 year old stotta $00 hoad 2 ye rold sleers. 100 bead 1 year old steers, All cholco éatrs heavy czttle sud we now quote foeders at $8.95 per cat. Chapio Brcs, 5:1eejtd 7ok 8ALR—A 1 stavrant and, lunch room Jo No, 405 hortn 1010 8t. 1L, K. Foeller & 885-12p ok sALE— A lumber yard at Cheyenne, Wyo, Mouth Iy #ales abou’s §1,100 st kood mergas; Wil fnvolos ahout $10,000, C, E Mayns & Co., 16ih snd Faroaw, vmahs, Neb 18 OB BALE~Fiole] Ax'ures and Botel 40 yer ¥y L0 £ B, 1ow,210 5 uib 10th B, O, JFgR ssmA splendid tmplimentand hardware bus iness i South western (owa; rorsons for selling Address W. B., caze Bee Publishing Co. A [ARgAL—A newspaper in ono of the bost towns in Nebraska; value $4,5 0; reason for selling, wang rest. ” Adirocs Nebrasia, Box 73, New York. 80 12 {10k SAL—A geod paving business em; loging but I littls copleal for cash.” For particalars address 10, Box 867, Omahs, Nob. 72240 7OR BALEZ—Ata by saw Neb, Addi Ne . aln, Motropol tan hotel, Ken= s Needham Brcs., Kenetaw, 576-14p {IORBALE—A restaurant; big bargaln, n a fine lo~ cation; lease of building for ten months; g ood rade. Rsasons for selling, havo othes business to ttond to. Address S, P., Boo office. 450t {\OR TRADR—Nano county lands for stook of gen— I* cral merchandis or hardware. Address John Linderhclm, Contra City, Neb. 342aug2l PERSONALL, "k an at Cliravoint of Chiarigo hae fust arrived and is now located on the fouth-eait corner of 12th and Davenport, Hou:s from 8 to11, and 1t0 6, 356-13p iRt noun—For ladies durlng confmement, Correspondence confide atlal. Address Lock Box £80, Lincaln, Neb. 998-Aug 12p LOST AND FOUND, Sand L hoi r,whito stub horns and covs with bell, heifor white stir, © 10th sireet, Pater Kor 900-18p VPAM.\ ur- Aud empounded in the Pound of , {po L it o umaha,on tho 11th cay of August, (La 4 4ng cow with yearliog calf, spotted; ono red vo Kore Jarke w d eard an | nse,and 1 yearl o0t (06 cr,red, It not redeomed,heforo s Sk holl at Public wuction to the hizhost bidir fo 0 2o safd Pouad 2 the hou of 10 velosic in th ‘g Sy 8 cn thy 20th day of August, 1555 (118 J3 Lpp— 019 14 kT ~A pockct Lok bet, 1512 Do L4 tiarney and 11th ireet. bo pald by leaving at la'ter 11 10 a0 8 W cor. AR e Wil 12p. AYSICIA N, ey, A0 To0m b, WItD g look, 16th and Har- MISCEI ,LANEOUF, e Ay nisn to partios deslring sldo- ete. My wird block wade or at tcn cen's pir square foot, sem,warranted equal to avy made od addrees, R, J. Carson, l 0. £06-18p ioBwALKS—1 will fo walks, lawn walks ificial ston Anylody can it not superior, ile [ NSTRUCTIONS | g 00k keeping, day and cventog, J, B, Sulth, 1 2 Farnam i W2 {op DRIVY VaU' g and oos pools cleaned 1n way by ¥ G Abol, . 0, Box, 878, b N2 4 ~Mrs. € F.An:pacher, 1018 Leavanworth, \ dddauger dorl ks ug-28p s swu—On iknorn sad viasto, T, Murray. Tio. taafo glven by @ E Gell 20k, a8 1116 Capitol ave. 4 P T otice! Notice! Kotr THE MAGNETIC HEALER, To all who are disessed o afillcted, no matter how long the stand ng; cmo and bs healod, Foamlo dis- cogob whore mulicloce bave fall to give rell ae all and be healed by the ler, the only sure escape from any digs tlon, oul K03 aro §L, for vach treaimont, or viaitations $2; terma striotly cas. J H. PAGELAR, North State 8., ozo mile west of Falr Orcunds PEYCKE BROS. WHOLESALE CALIFORNIA FRUIT Car Oulifornia Pears, Poaches, Plums, Prunes and Grapes, due Thuraday, Avg. 18, Car Califoruis Pears, Peaches, Pluws, Prunes and Grapee, due Mondsy, Aug, 17, fend orders ea:ly as fruit is closed out on arrival, ¥ moonon on 51141 “