Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 14, 1885, Page 8

TRAE DAILY BEE. Fridav Morning, August 14, "~ LOOAL BREVITIES, —Remember the Union Pacific band ex cursion to North Bend to-morrow. Willism McHugh has commenced exc vatiog for two one.story Drick buildings on Tenth and Leavenworth streets “fomorrow 1a the day of the excursion and pienic of the Unlon Pacific band at North Bend, —~James Kaney, an insane man, was ar- rested by Officer Jasperson yesterday, wallow ing in the mud, He is for the present confined in the city jall, —Xvergbody should go to North Bend to-morrow with the Union Pacific band ex- cursion, — Andrew Lock and John Willisme, two colored gamins, were arrested by the police yesterday on a charge of gambling, They were “shootin’ de craps” on the street. —Joseph Wallbridge, the man who was roized with & fit at tho Union Pacific depot Wednesday, has sufficlently recovered to con- tinuo his journey to Granger, Wyoming, —A most enjoyable timo is anticipated on the Union Pacific band excursion to North Bend to-morrow, —The AM E church excursion yosterday was o great success, o large number of colored peoplo availing themselves of the op- portunity of enjoying a picnic day at Belle- vae, —Prof, A, T, Buman, the new teacher of manual training, arrived in Omaha yester- day, and will at onco set to work preparing for the opening of the school year the first Monday in September, f—The Union Pacific band excursion to Notth Bend to-morrow will undoubtedly be & most pleasant affair, Don’t miss it, —The private party given by Mesrs, Sternsdorff and Cook at Hanscom park ‘Wednesday evening proved to be a social suc- cass. About fifty couples were in attendance and a dancing programme of eighteen num- bers was carried out. —The residence of Mr. and Mra, J. J. Burgstrom on Ninth and Hickory streets was the scene of a delightful ‘“tin wadding” on Pucsday night in celebration of the tenth an- niversary of their marriage, Many friends were there and a water service of kilver was presented, the presentation speech beiog made by Judge Stenberg. —A pleasant trip and a fine t/me is guar- asteed to all attending the Union Pacific band excursion to North Bend to-morrow, —Rev. P. Byrne and Rev. Richard Mockler, from Waterford, Ireland, are in this city colleoting funds for the completion cathedral church at their home. The reverend gentlemen have met o generous re sponse from their follow countrymen in this aty, their list being headed by Rt. Rev, l Bighop O'Connor. \ —— For Trade.—Nance county lands for stock of general merchandise or hard- ware. Address John Linderholm, Cen- tral City, Neb. e ——— A Mystery Revived, It may bs remembered that on July 4th aman was found prancing about the river bottoms in Garden of Eden attlre, claiming that his clothes had been stolen from him while In bathing. The man ‘was shortly afterward seized with a fit, or nauccesslon of fits and was removed to St. Joseph’s hospital where he died the nex! afternoon, His identity was a perfect myntery, and he was buried In the pottera’ field unknown and unmourned. Yesterday Coroner Drexel recelved a let ter from a man by the name of A. H. Hudeon, of Dalton, Chariton county, Mo., who believes that this man is his #on who mysterlously dlsappeared from home about the 1st of July. He writes for Informatlon as to the dead man’s ap- pearance, in order, if pessible, to clear up the mystery. e —— Recelver'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 parcela of the stock of goods formerly owned by L. L. Smith, and now In the store rooms, 1307 and 1309 Farnam street, Omaha, Terms, cesh or part cash, and tho balance on 1inio on approved szcarlty. 0. D. WoorworrH, Receiver, — e —— e Good Sidewalks, Adjatant General Drum no doub} stated the naked truth when he sald that Ouaha was the ‘*best paved city in the union,” but if Gen, Drum had extended his observations to the sidewalks along our paved streets he might have added something not quite go complimentary to our city as his kind though truthfal re- merk about the pavements. These side- walks, with few exceptlons, ara slmply wrotched when contrasted with adjoining pavements, It Is within the power of the city councll to change thls state of affsirs and they should not hesitate to perform thelr whole duty in the premlses. They should insist upon having the side- walks along paved strests constructed of durable materlal such as srlificial or nat- ural stone and at a uniform grade. Some of the most beautiful sidewalks in the city are laid by John Grant with his pat- ent comblnation stone and slag pavement ccmposed of ths best Portland cement combined with crushed stone, sach as granite, sand or lime etone and crushed metallio slag of great denslty. This forms a sldewalk pavement of unequaled beauty and dnnblYlty, and the price is within reach of every one. Consequently there 18 no excuse loft for property holders who | have elegant buildings adjoining misera- blo sidewalks, and wo trust thas our clti- zens will move in this matter even with- out orders from the clty councll, A beautifal and durable sidewalk not only enhances the valae of adjacent property, but is a matter of pride to the whole community and the adwmiration of stran- gers whose good words are valuable to ul S ——— The Gun Olab, The Omaba Guan club held its semi- monthly shoot Wednerday atternoon at Athletlo park. The ehoot was for the club medal at 20 clsy pigeons, 8 yards rlse. Lane. .. Brucker . Hughes Parmele Swith. . Kennedy . Cotter THE SCOBE: 17 17 15 13 12 12 11 STRAIGHTENING THE ELK- HORN, The Oounty Commissioners ot Doug- 1as and Washington Oounties Discuss the Question— Other Oounty Mattere, County Oommiesioners O'Keefe and Timme returned yeaterdsy from Blair they have been in session with the com- missloners of Washington county, dls- cussing the matter of straightening the Elkhorn, As {s pretty well known this river In zig-zag In Its course, and when a heavy rash of water comes down the stream an overflow 1s caused which floods the lands embraced In the arms of the bonds and causes great dovastatlon, It 1s proposed to cat through these bends, and make the river atralght In its course, diminishlng Its length some three or four mlles, By doing this aud by broadenlng and deepening the channel of the stream the danger of an overflow wlll be prevented. Washing- ton and Douglas counties will unlte to pay the cost of this Improvement, the commlesloners of the former county as- eenting readlly to the proposition of the Douglas county fathers. A committee has been appointed by the Washiogton board totake Immedlate action on the matter in conjunotion with Mesars. 0’Keefe and Timme. THR FLORENCE BRIDGE, About a year ago the C.. St. P.,, M. & 0. In constructing the Florence cat-cff made an excavation below the road of 75 feot. The county commissioners at once demanded that the rallroad bulld a bridge across this polnt, with which order the company falled to comply. The case was taken to the supreme court of the state, the commissloners Intending to fight the mattor to the bitter end. The county has jus: recelved notlce, however, that the company has decided to build a bridge, and will do so without further contest. The bridge is to be of 175 foot span, and work will b> commenced upon It at once . LEAVITTS DEFICIT, Commissioner O'Ksefe in conversation with a raporter, yesterday, said the com- missloners would do nothing toward the suspension of County Olerk Loavitt un- til Mr, Corliss came back. Yesterdsy they secured the ‘‘tabs” on which Mr, Leavltt was In the hablt of making his informal entries, Mr. Leavitt had them at his house, and the commissioners were about to serve mandamus papers to secure them, when Leavltt consented to tarn them over. The werk of com- parlng the ‘‘tabs” with the fee-book will be entered wupon at once. It s thought that Mr. Leavitt's defielt will amount to about §2,000. ZEHRUNG, THORNTON & CO. ‘Who, and What They Arve, The many friends of the White Sew- ing machine, also personal frlends of the Zehrang's will be pleased to learn that they have sgaln entered the machine business under the above named firm. John Zehrung is a well known busincss man of this clty with large meana and western agent for Taft’s soda fountains, and for years run the White machine in this clty, Thos. P. Thorntonls of 3:. Josoph, Mo., with some capital, and for year has been on the road, a practical travellng man with highest of recommen- datlone. Hon., Henry Zehrung Is the Co. of the firm and Is well known throughout the west, {s also Interested with the Taft Soda fountain business, lives at Lincoln with many interests throughout the state and is qulte wealthy. This comprises the firm of Zehrung, Thoraton & Co., who have recently made & ten years contract and bought the White sewlng machine Co. out in western Iowa and all of the state of Ne- brasks, and will push the trade as de- serves merlts of o fine a machlne. This deal was effected through the companies manager, D. I. Thornton, of this oclty, who 18 retalned by the new firm as their general manager, DMr. Thornton fs too well known to the trade to need any recommendation from us, They have two traveling men now on the road. With our congratulatlons may the ““White remaln King. Abso This powder never var strength and wholeso xenes: the oruinary kinds, and cani tion witn the multitude of low test lutely Pure, A marvel of purity Moro enonomical than 4 be sold in competi- short weight and of pho ”k!rl'“ POWS Sold only In can HKOYAL B KING POWDER 0., 16 Wall 8t., N, Y. DATL SPECIAL NOTICES. AR adv ertisements in the special columna will se charged at the vate of 10 cents per line or the first insertion, and 7 cents yer line for each ubse- uent insertion: No advertisement will be inserted ‘ot less than 25 cents for the first time’ TO LOAN—MONEY, AxTAD—To loan #609 on geod securlty. Ad. drees or onll S09 23 81, 020-14p xR 10 LoAN—Loans made on rosl ostate land V) “sontracts, chattels, collaterals or good securi- ties of any kind at the Omaba Finanolal exchaoge, 1608 Faraam St up-stalrs; low rates; casy ter nt -t ONEY to loan on first-slass roal estate_security. ML Dr. Paul, Williams blook. 7771t © cAGUR BROTIRRS, Investment Bankers, opposite (V1 post office, Umahs, negotiate mortgage 1.ans on firet-class eocurity at rulling rates of Interest, Par. tles deeiring to borrow money on improved city or country res| catate, for from 0ne to five years, oan be aocommodated promptly. MoCaguo Brothers, hank- ers, oppesite post office. 682 0ANB—Made on real estate security In amounts of 8600 and up; call for terms. Frank L. Everett, 1609 Farnam. 203-Aug 16 ONEY To loan on chattels, Woolley & Harrison, o W, Omaha National bank bullding 0514 ONE { TO LOAN—On roai ostato and chattels M 5. 5. Thomas. 05241, ONEY Loaned on ochattels, cut rato, R. R (YA tiokets poughband sold. A. Forman,218 5, 184h 84 658+ “nmmwu In sums of €300 and apward. 0. F. Davis and 0o, Real Estelo and Loan Agents, 1605 Farnam S5, 05441 MG fgloan n sume cf 4600 and spwards an V1 first-olass real estate socurity, Pottor & Cobb, 1616 Farnam st. 0d0-at ONEY LOANED at . F. Re VU on taenituro, , horses, wagons, poreonal proporty of all Kinds and all othe rarticlos of valua, Vistont remeval, Over 1st Natlonal Bank,cornor 18th vnd Pernsm. - All ustaos ekriclly confdontlal | &00's. Loan offce ! Money to Loan—On chattel security by W. R Croft, room 4, With- aell boflding, N. E. corner 15th and Harney, After years of experlence and a careful study of the busi- Doss of lonning money on personal proporty, 1 have at it porfected a syetom whereby the publicity usual in such cases is done away with,nnd I am now na porition $0 meet the demands of all whe become temporarily ombarrassod and desito to ralso menoy without delay and in a quiot manner. Housckeep: ors, professional gentlomen, mechanica and others in this clty oan obtain advaicos fzom €10 to 81,000 on such security as housenold furniture, planos, mi chinery, horso®, wagons, warehouse receipts, secur- od notesof hand, otc., withous removing same from ownera residenco or place of business. Also on fine Watches and Diamends, One of tho adyantages I offer I8 that any part of any losn c b pald st any time which will reduce the Interest pro rata and all loans renowed a _the original ratos of interest. I have no brokers In connection my office, but personally superintond al my I Thave private offces connected with my office 80 that customers do not come in con ‘as other, consequently making all transactions y private. W. K. Croft, room 4, Withnell building, N. E_cor. 15th and Harney. 540-t1 WANTED FEMALE HELP. \"Aswku» ~A neat girl for general housework. In- quire at Robt, Vurvis, 211 South 1dth or 234 987 15 NEY!L MONRY!! MONEY and St. Mary's ave. V to ) 7ANTED—A comptant necond girl in small fam- ily, 0o childran; highest wagos given, _Apply 5. A. J. Hansoom, 1824 Douglas S8, 917-13p 7axteo ~Ton lady agonta to rell an articlo of merit; » househcld articlo and worthy anyones attentlon. ' Stripo & Brown, room 4, Redick's block, 1511 Farnam 8t. 016-18 815 north 18th St. W Ao —A young gil, 891-13p YWAsmas—Good gitl at Mrs D. H. Wheelcrs, 3002 St Mary's ave 801-t1 me_first-class cooks, and laundress with good_wages at the old roitbls Omahn Employment office, 217 N. 16th St., up-stairs. M. J. W. Mornson, Proprictor. 897-t1 TANTED. VW Ameo—Tadics in waut et good domestio girls will be supplied on application to the old reliable Omaha Employmont Bureau. Mra. J. W. Morrison, 217 N, 16th St., up stairs, 89348 ANTED—A good gitl for generat hou o work Mre. k. H. Wilour, 531 Pleasant St. 874-tt VW Aazo—By st class families,zood gi'13 for gen- eral house work first and second work, a'so girls for dining room, hotels. kitchen and laundry work. The Omahs Employment Bureau has always gord places on hand, Call and see for yoursolves, 1120 Farnam S8 872-1¢ ANTRD—A first clas+ girl a3 ¢)0k and liuadress, 808 Farnam St. Mrs, J. M. Tourston, 878 W amo—ait for ho —Machine hands. Omahi Shirt Factory, 832-14 AN 508 N. 16th St. ANTED —A number of fire ags girls who are pable of doing good work, and recelve good wagcs at the Omaha ecmployment office, 217 north 16th street, officeup-stairs Mrs. J. W. Morris°n, pro- prietor. 801-4t ANTED—A girl to help In kitchea, Doran House, 913 Fornam street. 758-t A= cood dintng room gilssslso ghls for goeral housework, firstaud second work city nd country, Wilipay good wages, Cal and in- quire st oub piaces at 1120 Farnam 8t. o5t APrRD—Siock of merchandlss In exch ango for farma and Iands; also Iand_improved ard or - Impro-ed for merchandiss _If von want to buy, sell 1o anythiag, write (3 K. F. Murphy, &ymo 5 21p ANTRD Piace for bsy basy 20 months ol I; family. Address “C. 0." Beo office. g0t 863:17p VW AsTao-From ept. 1ok, by two young gentle mon, fi ed room with pleasant family th andsteveln winter. Stats berm. Addross 'A. G Boo office. 867-17p TRD— A gen tlem Wi Addross 'F.” this cffica, wishes board in & private 860-18p VWV A5mmo-Erory body to enll on W, A, Morrlson for fret caen Job prinbing, 1618 Douglas 8¢ 0685-t! bring thelr watches to to berepalred. Satistaction 184-41 ANTRD—500 people Edholm & Erioksor guaranteed. QVANTEDEvery ady in need of 4 sewing ma- chine, o ses the new Improvod Amsrican No. + K Flodman & Co. agents 220 N 16h. 8304 FOR KENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, 'R RENT—A new slx room cottage, hard and soft water, No 2435 Chioago St. 040-16p 'R REXT—Large double houte with store beneath now occupiad by Co ‘tral Hospital,No. 710 and 712 8 14th streod, The houss contains twenty rooms and is well suited'tor a Tyrgo bonrdleg house, Inquire at Dr. Poabody's, No. 14:7 Jones S, 000:10p T Oxr--A s roam oottage on Johmean, S, neat 98d. Inquiro 1801 Farnam 8t 902-14p 'oR RANT—Houso 8, E. corner 10th and Paclfic,one block from B & M Depot. 0. Whelsn, 901-i4p om hous 24th and Pierce 8t Ap- ply on premisos 820-18p 710R RENT—New house four roome,porch, east front briok cellar, c'stern, well and out h-utes on Saunders &t., 814 per wonth, J. E. Riley & Co., 216 Bouth 18th Strect. For ront—Two now slx room housos, east front on Saundera stroot; pocch, bay window, hall way, closet, out houses, cistern, well, walks, overything com- modious and complete, §18 por month, ~ J. K. Riloy & Co,, 216 South 18th St For 'rent—Elogantsix room houso on 24th _stroet, nor'h of Capltol ave. Residence and looation v desirable, J. E. RILE ¢ & CO., 215 South 13th Sk, 8704 Ji0® Rest—Good batn near 1028 Dodge. 805-13p OR RENT—Houso 5 rcoms on Leavenworth and Coltax, balf block from St. Car line $20 00 per month. C. E. Mayne & Co., 16th and Farnamw. . 85418 [QoR RENT—To bo completed In September, two ton 1 houses; all molorn improvements; good cellar aud (1-gets coar tho oars. 710 10th Inqui 70 REXT—10 room house $16; bsb repai ond 8oft wa'er. - Inquire 510 Pleasant St. §40- JF0 2 Houses of 8 a0d 0 roums in No 1loca- tion. Apply at office of C. T. Taylor, 8 W. cor. 14thand Douglac, BIE14 Jfrez aest—Houseof 7 rooms. bath room, herd and soft water 1108 s>uth 11th St. 782-18p TOR RENT-A seven room houss comor Leaven worth avd South &ve. fuguiro at Westera Cor~ nice works. JC T Cottage & rooms near Hanscom Park, Brick Tiouss 8 rooms Sl Houre b rooms Davenport and Hous» 8 rooms Leavenworth C. E. Mayno & Co., 15th and Farnam, 750 70r RENT— Sy lendid brick house of 10 rooms, weil cistern, «as, furnace, fine barn and other out honscs; In fact all modern conveniore:s on Chicago St., best residinco portion; $60 per month, C. E Mayne & Co., 15th and Farnam For rent—8to Sherman avenue, $i5. Farnaw, 721-tt 5 years time; afarm of £40 acros; 60 acres under cultivation and balance pasture avd hay land all fenced, two houses, barns, sheds, zood water and other myfovements to res: ponsibla party. Call on ornddress A, Fox, 33 miles north of Elair Neb, Post offie, Blalr. Will als» scll mwy stock aud property it wantad. augh 2tp or RENT—Store with tour rooms in rear. Rent $25 amonth. Inquire 1318 Douglas. 4:9-Aug 14 0R RENT - Boautiful subucban reslaence property 4 acies of ground, larze houss 7 roomy, fine loca~ tion, splendld view, ote., or will sell imorovements with 5yearsleae of greund at a sacrifice. Mayne & Cu., 16th and Farnam. OR REXT—A building 92x04. Inquireat Boiton dry goods store, . 10th st, o8tt o8 Ruxr—Gottago 6 roomns, houso 0. room, 1 ROOMS FOI KENT. —Furnished five ro-m cottage for small . bovrd for one porsoa. will bs required of 938-16p Inquire Drugstore, 10th and 04311 JRon waT—Room vith b.ad, 1812 Dodgo St 044t ‘onmENT—Nlcely farn'shed bed 1oom on South 18th St., for one gentleman who can broakfast if necessary. *‘H.” Beo office, 942-16p R RENT—Furnished and uzfurnieh:d rooms 1417 Harney 8t., opposite Herald office. 931-17p Fon rexT—Furnished rooms chesp, 899 22d St. 980 16p. 'WANTED MALE HELP. ANTAD—A gond_blacksmith, good wagos paid ‘Addreis Lock box 51, Stromsberg, Ncb, N. J. Snow. 926-16p TED—A young wan o boy to take care of horse andcon. Taquiro at ol & Kriokson. 23 ANTHD—A thorough book keoper, one who can ome well rezommended spd writes » good Sloman Bres , 106 Norih 18th £, 952 15 hand. 7 AntRD—Tmmoiately 76 men for R, R, work for Chadraon, N iges 175 per day, Froo tran portation, Call'at Omaha Employment Burcau, 1120 Farnam etroet B2t Fon raxT—Nicely furnished front room 1714 Cale ifornia 8t. 810-16p Fcn REN Fun RENT—4 roc g 15th ZFurn'shod raom 505 Uarney St. 908-14p ., toar Mason. 904-13p o mwr Furaisbed rooms tor gkt bonse keog- ing, 18 north 14th S 80:-18p i | rooms at 7 or RENT ~Three beautifol unfural; 807 morth 17th street, ToR RENT Largehandsomely furnished room;also ‘one small room; modern convenlonces, 1770 Cap- itol ave, 807-12p Lincoln® 914-14 \\/ 43150 ~Good ruler at Journsl office, Neh. State Journal Ce Wi VW Antme—a gocd cutier and practionl tallor wants to got & position as general cutfer; will be ready to aceept engagement about September 1st; is of steady habits, and speaks langanges. Address John Mosk. care ot Jno. J, Mitchei €o., 830 Broad- way, New Yors, 800-13p ANTED—A girl t0 do houso work 1332 Sherman ave, 83518 M. F. Martin, 516 8, 16th 87,4 ~A galesman, YA This wesk, 0 moro you g men t2 en kogo in the toleravhic scryice, Address, fn. closing stamp, M. T. K., Bao office. 4415 W ANTED—Two first class retail shoo saleswen. None need apply but those having the best of ud steady tempo:atemen. A, D Morse's. b buy a8 cheap a8 & ma 35 THD N NENRAB . UNION, " Threo decades «f fed. 1566 £2 1886, Persons1 and bistorical of events preceding, durirg, and eince the Anxerican Ciril War, involving slavery and sccussion, omancipstion and recorstruction, wi'h sketchea of prominest actors curlég these perlods, by HON, SAMUEL 8. COX, member of corgress for twenty- four years, now U. 8. Ministor tolurkey. Author of ““Buckeye Abroad,” “Why We Laugh,” * Wintor Sunbeaws,” ,, Arctic Sunbesme, Eto. Dustrated. Wm. P. O'Nelll, State m P. 0, box 499 Omahw Neb NTED—A €00k, man or woman at Europesn ho- ', 822 south 10th St 76841 v pollinarrs “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS. “ Apollinaris Water is an artide which is produced by Nature and is not the handiwork of man ; it is @ Natural,and not an artificial Water.” U.S. Treasury, 28 Jan., 1882, ANNUAL SALE, 10 MILLIONS, Of alé Grocers, Druggists, & Min. Wat, Dealerss BEWARE OF IMITATIONS TIMEKEN SPRING VERICLES, OVER 400,000 gm !N USE, Strassberger. . Tinger ! $ 190 Lsue and Brucker wero *‘tied” for first snd shot off at 6 clays each. Lone hit 5 sud Brucker 3, glviog (he medal to the former, 10 l:_?h'nt Iiding G Snlont Iing Vehlcle, ) cngthn saerien according Lo tho weight they cany. P Fy o 'dlidflbll d ‘lu I‘(llluh\ll‘fllll“rr "'.(.l 3; TR COtred nd oo AlOEEE Var ke Bt ery SITUATIONS WANTED, cncod Indy wishos u situstion Address 217 N. . M J, W, 018-14 W AT A expo s bousekeeper for & fawily. 16th 5. Omaha Employment offi Morsiscn, proprictor. W ANTEo=A poxtion, o sileslady fn dry_goods bus) of reforeuce; two yeara cxp rleace, Ad ley, 2424 Califo drets Mary nia 8k, Omaha. 900-18p 7ANTED ~Situation by & thoroughly competent woman with boy 10 years (11 a8 houss b eeper. No objection 10 leavicg town. Inquire at 117 N 16th st 824-13p VW o Situstion oy competent German girl io a private fawlly. Apply st Nc 2817 Cass st. b29-14p AxiKD—A siluation to do sewing in & priva fawily or to 60 second work by an English girl, 16th and Daveuport St. 835-13p W Inquire 1. Doug! 7ANTED Position as book keeper, accoutant, or office clork, by an exparienced’ beok-keeper. First-clas referciices. Addrses Chas. J. Meyer, 1618 Capitol ave, 819-16p MISOKLLANEOUS WANTS, W 2370 —Room and Board In private qamily by & oung waa, location porth' of "familton azd Address F. 0, Box 714, 92:-14p wosh of Eaunders Ele. or e —Nicely farplehed front ro>m 16:3 Dodgo, £04-17p 7R RENT—Tw0 rooms adjolnin:: room touth-east, 1914 Webs Wwith board; front Bt BOB-tL o RaNT—Threc \cely turnis d front rooms at 116 South 17th St. 86818 ) Loard §. ) & week. 503-1%p 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 oveicoats, separated vests, and in fact there is NOTEILXIN G- 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 dlalclinsy | 20U LILILS If you will pay one visit to the Only 'Misfit Clothing P. rlors, 1119 Farnam St., you will find more elegance in clothing, combined in the highest art, that you ever seen. You will find that these are E' ACTS $12.60 will buy a Tailor Made suit worth $25.00. $15.80 will buy a Tailor Made suit worth $30.00. 26.70 will buy a Tailor Made suit worth $50.00. Yo if a man looks to the value of money. 119 u realiz 818.20 will buy a $22.00 will buy a IN THIS portion as the suits quoted in the above Jiss, in C.ASIE You are a little difficult to fit, no matter where it is, you can uave your trovble fully gratified, as the best talent is employed fo make alterations where necessary to insure a perfect fit, which is done in all cases free of chasge. Tailos Made suit worth $35.00 Tailor Made suit worth $45.00 $29.40 will buy a Tailor Made suit worth $50.00 119 3 the saving of onehuvdred per cent in the transaction,which these timesis an item of interest, You can find all garments you desire at prices in the same pro- At the Only Misfit ClothingParlors 1119 FARWVAM STREET 1119 [ OR RENT—Large front room on first tioor with or withont buard; inquice 5§ 1001 Faroam St. 867-t¢ FOR SALE--HOUSES—LOTS. 1 well, acre of ground on Leavenworth S 3,60, casy terms. Farnam. DiL-te OR RALE—A hargaln; good house 7 roome, barn, ern and other improvements with sn near city Timite, C. E Mayne '& Ca,, 1sth and 0R 8ALE— A beyatiful and well buill houss ina tern the city ningham & Brennan, 1511 odge St. Fe very dosl & Wlocality with 10t 54x110, barn, cis- Thi+ Is one of the be-t finlshed hou:es In d will be sold for §2 800, easy terms. Cuns 99318 R 8ALK—To good parties. The furniture and fix- ings comp ote of & v room house in cent-al 1o tion, well adapted to renting rooms and now paying 60 per month. Address ** " Bee offisa, 805-16p OR 8ALS—A houso aud 3 lots In Lowe's st add., §1,2.017 Go>. P, Bomis, coraer 16ta and Doug =10p o8 'dered in exzhange In excellent looation, fine residence ia Price, §: Awme 50. perfect repal 1507 Farnam. £38-14 Fon ALY OR REST—Good hotelin first-c| South Western vis, art of State. Novelty Iron Works, 14th St. Mary's ave, . Saundus & Co., 1304 Farnam St., opp. Paxton, T0R 8A 913, 6 lots on Lesvenworth street n City lots will ba 8 town in Apply to E P. Da- 794-t1 [op 2aLk—Houso and lot on Eairviow 8t near . vory cheap and on very easy torms, ¢ street cure; geod investment, Cunningham & Brennan 1511 ne Farnam 8t. R 8ALR—Lot 10, b 16, Hanzcom place, $9(0 931-13 Lot 0, b 8, M, T. Pa'rlok's propose1 add. §760. Lots 1and %. b 15, Shion's 1st add., §2,500. Lots In all parta of the city at bargain; No. 206—Hou e 7 rooms Park ave., 84,000, No 107—Brlk house 8 rooms Shinn's 2d ald, 3,100, C. E. Mayno & Co., 16th No. 168 ~New house 5 rooms Georgis av 176—House 3 room: Bartietv's add. Farnam. o paid May or sALE—House ond (01d) 'mahs Lona Asso up. 1,00 worth much moie money. no & Co., 8. W coraer15th a3d Karnan 705-8 © and three shares in the ation; clear title and all C. E ok BALE—Lota In Kirby plice, Highland Place, in cheap property. Btre and Jerome Park. et, opy. Paxton. 91113 A’ plondid chance to invest A. Saunders & Co., 1404 Farnam terms reasonable cr mexT—Furoished front rocy iy 84815 8. W. coraer 12th and Jacksor o nexT—Handsomely furnish | doublo or sin- le rooms; tat 1> board, 1118 1+ dge. 850t “Newly farnished rio cb ab 010 Plerce 828-16p {\oR RENT—Furnished roomy 150 Haraey *t 032-15p [OR RE: stroet. roome; hot pital wyinue, FonreNevly, tutulshed suirs 812.16p and cold water hath, ges. 161 ronpe 1w 11 turnished raon. for € gentlemren, 1607 Farnam street, opposite Go § Holel, Apply orab Wassenman & Buiuets, 218 181 5t at rom 745 tf \oR RENT ~Deslrable room with modern « aven: iences, 1724 Capitol ave. 78741 [0R RENT—2 pleasant south fron’ rooms W, corner 10th acd Davenport. I hon maxt—Handsouly turvished roome 17 Oape itclae, Fui’n..n ZFront room farnisied or uafurn! hed 1212 Howard St. 02011 on waAT—Room with bosrd, 108 Capitol &y K 621 i4p [ ~Furoished roowm 1021 Capitol sy 660 At 1610 Famam street, two o furnished front rooms with use of batb roo 430-41 DOk RNt -A arge Dewly fumished front ‘With bay window, olesst, g8 and bath; wonth 616 Dovglas strect. fornished roome, NW cor. R RENT ~Tw0 nlce] ol 21st and Bt. Mary's Ave. 0k RENT—TWO €logans © flicek 1 buil mi'sbloo F 8041 E( OR SALE—A grooery bu-iness in a stock worth frow 81,600 to §2,000; ble. 742 £00d locality ent vory rea Toquico of Moyer & Rea ke, whclessle cro ok BALE—Ta Faand rs aud Himebaugh's addi- adjol ders oos i te reld cheap, or whil trado for city proverty, 085-18 Cun to trade for urimcumbe tion, 4 lota adjoinin iniag, price $:00 eash; terma liberal, & Co, 0pp. the Paxtcn hotel, A houze anu ot 01 15t1 sbre niughsm & Brernan, 1611 Dodge 8t. prico 8150 each; 2 lots a. Saune D10-14 will RXCIIANGE—$8,000 8tock of hardware and faim 0 T machinory for ood Nebrasia, 1and. $6,00 botei 1 Colorsdo, rents for 100 rer m nth ed farm, or wild land. §1000 Lbock of general merchandise to exchangs for A tmproved near railroa |, price 83,000 cash, balince on ans, Gino farm of 640 ware, stoves and tinware, £0,000 chaage for 20, edford & Bouer, ren of Nebraska Iand chandire. CHAS ‘Omaba National Bank, Omaha, Neb, res In Sherman Co., Neb well 1 sl or half sor exchange for stock of hard 440 per aore fo 02 R, WOOLEY, room 75-18 = sALE— ¥orty lote for ea.o un Burt aua Cumings hetwoon 29th and 81st cheap, inside property fora & 8 o i e eue—chesp, four sadale ponles. Dod; feeders ot §3.95 per cut. ATTLN FOR BALE, AL FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Apply 628, Movtgemery, care B, Magluuis, corner 14th and ge. 820 18p oan Towa. 500 head of 8 year old stocrs. 800 hoad 2 yoor old ateers. 100 bead 1 year old steers. All cholco éxtra heavy Chapin Bros TP ailiok o acosuiat of i eatth. K 1o and we oW quote 21-80pt9 & 8ALX —A boardiog bouse doing & good bus'ness B o office. Address V5 M. 769-14p e BALE—A 216 N, 16th 8t. Aok 8ALE—Fine setter pan 7 mouths ol Bimersl, room b,'Hedick block. 7051 harber shop outfit at 8. W Hiley's, Win 78340 — Handsome furuisbed z00ws, 18'6 Dodge s i 262augl7 OOMB--With destialle for summe Rn an mmh-m Apply 010-4t 7ok munT—For manviac'uring purposes or hall, T e Foom 44x75, &4 foor, Na. 110 8. 14ib sh.s enquire st 1409 Dodge &b A. J, Slmpson, i s i gl * T M wut - Ontrally located furnished rcoms at ‘ Fgll wouth 6ih u|., 609-4t e Job priotiog at palecs lower toan any Douglas st. other house in the city, W. A. Morricn 638 11 7ou maun-100 lo's, feronro i values a cav! Spelag Hill; torms; b ade for liproved pro can find cheap *ome ntegy will sel on eas erty and pay dif- o tgazes Par- 4 trades. W. H. Green, oves it Nath Bauk, rols agt. 4esut |F: ‘g BALB-"¢wo lote 10 Pelhsw FPlice, oue {Fom sircot oar rack. Inquire 218 § 18th St, doitt Or would trado o a good horse and res in Gosper couaty. Apply to 218 South 13th Street. 240t Jor sALE—Boiler and engine, 20 horse power bollee ond engine, n good running order; want to sell for tho reason that they ave not large enough for the new machinery which we will put fnto our new building on Harney 8t Clarke Bros, & Co., 1403 Douglas St. G100t A Ys on Band at & Bargaii, No T sscond Band oarrlago phacton and side bar buggies; also um- brollas and sunshadoe, a3 1409-1411 Dodgo 8¢, 0174 REAL ESTAY 0% BALE—BY MORSE & BRUNNER. No. 10088 feot on Jones street, & corner, an oxcel- oat location fur warehouse or jobbing houte and remarkably cheap at §7,500. . 120—House lot 83x162, on paved strect, $2,050. 81233 fect on 18th sirect. corner of alley, near Howard strect, splondld husinezs property, 86,000, 120—Several fine business lots on 16th strect, cach $3,000 110—Best bu'in 83 corner_on Harney street, 08 feet tront, only $14;000. 100—A fine lot 60x182, corner of alley, 1Cth strect near Farnam, a sp'endid invectment at 816,01 428—A splen.id 1ot 093132, on Farnam street opposite the court house, £10,(00 420—A splendid eact front and oné a corner south front, eacl 66x140, on G:0rgla ave., 1§ blocks trom, Towvenvorth strcat, Heoh Place, flue ehade trees, each $1,€00. 482-A B corner oo Georga avenus ekst front, 0. 4808 oxtra cholce lcts 2 blocks from Fi and near 33rd s reets, from §800 to 8900, 4162 choi v lots Dodgo street, south feont,one & corner, price for the two §1,20 461 ( To cholco lots on Farnsm :tre 150 4627 avd $1,260 467—A nico cottage and full 1ot near Perk ave., €2, 448—A bargain;10 r00m new house, full lot,near Georgls avenue. No. 432—An clegant ot on - oorla asonue, §30. Ho. dsp{Two lota in Mimchaugh Fluos, §1,00 No. 400 { each, Lots, acro property aod farms for sale in losation and prioes to suit all. MOKSE & BRUNNKR, 27-24 Paxton Bullding, Cor, 16th end Fsrnam. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. m No. No. No. No, No. Jor saLk—Brick bouse &nd large lo$ on N, 16th St §4.600, Now hoire, 6 roons, lot, 91+t 8¢, uear Clark,§1,000. Lot on 224, near Clark, 3760, Lot o Mon'ava St , §1,200. Mocern resicence in'fliest location, on Cuming St. £11,000. Lots on Calitel 18-81,500 8 hou-s and lots on 18(h 8t. 4 lot and house on Wely No v hu table, on Division noar 6ih $2.600. Lot n Spruce nesr 13th 8t , . 1 acze with hou ¢, on 10th near Castellar, §3,600. ¥ino 103 o 10¢h St., near Dorcas, wita house, a St., between 24th and 25th 8t., near Chics ‘as"ellar, $700. ter, 2 houses, d 19th S school land, Toascs in ounties, for sals or trade by Vedicka & Geautuer, 620 8. 18th 8r. 81618 [0 msan o wnoscupied groundun tho 6y for waroloiise Hoiis0,67 feot front on Leavenwarth , ,will easo lor 99 years. Bud: north bot 10:h and 1] 041 ford & Souer e a=sien i Vinton snd 17th Bte vory deairablo property and on easy teim Ono bundred forty foct Faroam street property south f:0°t, near tow Court hovss, #100 per froat foot; will sefl in 22 toot 1018 o th right kid cf pus- chasers; U114 18 & raro chance to rectre business prop: orty that will double in value fnside of throo yoare. Rley & Co., 216 5, 13th £t For salo— FOUF I0ts 0n Guoriia avenue, desi reridence property rossonavl - Far sale—Suven lots on Virgiola ave., east front riasmable prices and terms cary. J. K. Bilsy & Uo 2168, 18t For salo—181 tect on 18th, 99 feos deep; business property. For salo—Ga0d house and 10t 0a 24th strect near Capito) ave., 82,700; & ba gain. Por s 1o Busiacs) lots ( n South 13th 8t, cheap. J. E. Riley & Co., 915 8 18th St Wo tvito cur patross to call andsee our property 1ist; s we bave positivo bargain . 798-11 ok sALE—House and 2 lote at & bargsin 83,600 T Toui Bticot: coa to bulld foas mofe houses for rent. Two «legant lota Shinns Additions, 2700, Targo house sad bwo lots Hanseou Placs, 0000, House and 158 north 19th 8t, 600, House and 14 Ragan's Add, ' 1200, Houre and b 8. 1810 Bt, 1000 House and Jot Pacifio 8t., near Depot, 83 £ houses and 1ot on Cese 5t , vear 16:h. Houss and 1.4 8. 13th Bt , 8300 taud iv nemly every county in northeru Ne- 0. ¥. Davis & Co., 1506 Farnam 8t 860-Aug 23 BUSINESS OHANOES. 7Ok ¥ALE-Stooks and fixtures of & complete Lakery ice oriam yatlor snd retveurand 1o one of the 3 dec.tions i the aity, 17 wow b lease ou bu'll roswaus for se s, 1hor Lurine's v aurant” oare Bee ottice 9 Adareny 24 19 TFgn o= tomber yard at Choyenne, Wy Monthly eales about §4,(00 at good margns; W oloe sbout 810,000, C. E Mayn? & C Farnam, umaha, Neb, 16th and 13 'or sALE—Totel fixtures and hotel to rent. Ap- Ply to E. H. Dow,210 South 10th 8t ,Omaba,Neb. §80-16p Jige aun—A splondid impliment and hardware bus iness 1z South wesbern fowa; reraons for selling Addrose W. B., oate Bite Publishing Co. 200 RO aunA gcod paving business omsloying bus Tietlo cepitsl for cash.~ For particulars addreas P 0. Box 867, O maha, Neb. 7224 '0r BALE—Ata brgain, Motropolitin hotel, Ken- enaw Nob. Addres Neodham Bres., Kenceaw, Ne . 675-14p ) iz bargatn, in cation; lease of building for ton months; g o rade. Reasons for eclling, have other business to tond to. Addross 5. P., Beo office. 4608 0r TRADK—Nano couaty lands for stock of gen- eral merchandis or hardware. Addresy John Lindernolm, Centra City, Neb. B4Zaugal PERSONAL. 1m griat Cliiravoint of Chicago has just arrive and is now located on the ¢outh-cast corner of 12th and Davenport, Hours from § to 11, and 1 to b, £56-18p LOST AND FOUND. 087—0n Monday the 10th o August, 1 soricl horse 4 yaurs old with sma'l white stripe in fore- head, right hind fout white, little sore spot cn the bazk trom the sniils ruinlog at the noso from tha distemper. Finder will leave at 1802 south 15th St., and ree ivo 85, 1eward, AKES Ur-2 cowa and L helter,whi'o stubhorrs and D on right hip, and red cow with bell, heifor rd @ star, couple white spots on the sides; south Poter Keroer, 200-18p W 108h sureet, out of city limits. PHYSICIANS, for tuniog plano perfectly. + Post office, Omahz. $1 “]I 99 701 North 12th Sirect, “'K. Cacsar Smith, 915-16p 98918p . WARD, room 5, Withncil Block, 16th and Har- 61148 MISOELLANEOUS. {1orwALKs—1 will faroish to partios desiving side. walks, lawn wa'ks cte. My wird blook wiade or aitificial'stone, tils at ten cen's per equare foot, Anybody can by them,warranted equal to auy made it ot superi r, oud addrets. K. J. Caraon, . 0, 06-19p rg, Ji NATRUCTIONS 1o hook keeping, day and cve Bp B, Bmith, 1222 Farnam b RIVY vaults and cos pools cleaned In an cdorless ‘Way by It G, Abel 0. Box, 878, 626 aug-28p V[ wra-bire. O.F. Anspachcr, 1018 Lesseaworth, b\ 4dtaugel 'L, Burray, Peerone—0n Bikkom and Plaste. 740- [sTRUCTION on ban beck, a8 1116 Capito foago, L., &t Omoba every x clrcular, © T08-iaph 2 Noticel Notice! Kot "IE MAGNETIC HEALER, To all 17ho aro diseased or afléoted, a0 mattor how long the staading; 0ome and bs healod, Feamal, dis- omson W nes have tailed. to glve roliaf, bpeol be healed by the Mague ly sure escape fom any dis. oaso, For oxamiuation, vur chs 36y nred 1. for aach treal moat, or visitations $2; tertas atrictly cash. J H. PAGELAR, Norh State Bt., ono wile west of Falr Greunds PLYCKE BR WHOLESALE CALIFORNIA FRUIT Car California Pears, Poaches, Plums, Prnes and Grapes, due Thursday, Aug. 13, Car Osliforuia Pears, Peaches, Pluwe, Prunes and Grapes, dua Monday, Aug, 17. Fend orders eaily as fruit is closed out on arrival, 60 days, Bend stamp