Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 17, 1885, Page 8

Mondav Morning, August 17. ~ LOCAL BREVITIES, A lot of bedelothes and a set of harness awnit an owner at the city jsil. ~Positive arrangements have been made for a series of three games between the Union Pacifics and the St, Joseph team for next Satarday and Sanday the 22ad and 234, —Judge McOulloch, of the county court, appointed Geores H, Guy as member of the board to award damages to property owners along the Omaha Belt line in place of Charles Dewey. ~Mrs. Willis Johnson, of Franklin, I'rank- lin county, Neb,, writes to Mra, Pugsby, of the Woman's Christian Aid assoclstion desir ing to adopt & homeloss, friendless girl into her family, —~In a gamo of base ball plaged on the B, & M. grounds yesterday afternoon, the Monitors of West Omaha defeated the Park avenue nine by a score of 24 to (Gireen, of the Park Avenues, made a fine left-handed catch, The Monitors play the Shamrocks of South Omaha next Sunda e — No Pennies, iIf You Pleaso, To the Editor of the Br, In the Omaha Herald of a recent date 1 find the followlng: *‘The banks aro beginning to pa; pennirs, Morse, Falconer, Willlams and other merchants are giving them In change, and the publishers of the World have sent east for 25,000 pennles to for- nish newsboys for change. The small soon become quits familiar In So we ara to have a flood of pennies. Just think of thls, west of the Missouri ! I objzct to the whole business, and so do o great msjority of the dealers in Omsaha, unless I aw very much mistaken. When Smith came to Omaha with his gambling scheme of selling dry goodsbelow cost he brought with him a catch-penny device which he forced upon his compotitors, He sold goods at odd fignres—99, 87, 27, 19 cents, snd so on—ao as to lntro- duco the penny system of change As a matter of fact the majority who bought at Smith’s or anywhere olse where pennies were belng used did not walt to get thelr pennice. The penny syatem will prove a nuisance. It never can be- come popular In Omaha or sny other city west of the Missouri, This section of the country is not glven to pleayune mothods, Soms three or four years ogo pennies wero introduced in St. Louls, bat it fallod there, sn1 the nickel is the smallest coin that circulates in that city now, atd it cught to be the smallest in Owmaha, Is Is hardly worth while for c'erks to stand bzhind the counter to sell & osnt’s worth of candy, shcestrings, ne.dles, etc. The barkeepers do not care ta sell three cents worth of beer, or ssven cents worth of whisky, and four cents worth ot lemonade. When a customer buys a nickle's worth of goods he gsts value received. The nickle as the lowest piece of change does not there cause any hardship upon the poor. Very few business men, if any, cara to monkey with penniee, and the peony system ought to be discounte- nanced, The proprletors of the World, who pre- peso to flood this market with pennles, have raised the price of their prospective paper from two to three cents, This re- minds me of an attempt made in the early days to force three cent pleces upon the people of Omaha. At that time three-cent pleces passed ourrent for five cents In making change. Dr. Mo- nell. who was engaged In the banking business, sent east for five kegs of these coins, and trled to glut the market with them at five cents esch, The retallers got together and agreed that they would demand that two three-cent pleces should pssa for five cents, The enterprising banker had no more use for his three- cent colns, and he accordingly sent them back east. If our retall dealers will now show as much spunk In regard to pen- nies, they will put an end to the nulsanca at the very start. I hope Omaha has not been reduced to the level of Chinatown. Yours truly, NlcHoras NICKLEBY. e ——— For Trade.—Nance county lands for stock of general merchandise or hard- ware, Address John Linderholm, Oen- tral Olty, Neb. - ——— Opening of the Amusement Season, The season at Boyd's opera houso opens on the 24th with ‘‘The Devil's Auction,” to ba followed by *Zs-mo-ra,” These two fine spectacular pieces will tako up the whols week., In the line of opera wa shall have, durlng the season, Emma Abbott, the Thompson company, and tho Boston Ideals; in drama: Bar- rott, Modjesks, Koene, Salvini, Mary Anderson, Robson and Crane, Fannie Davenport and Rhes; In comedy: Nat Goodwin, Joe Murphy, John T. Ray- mond, Roland Reed, and Mr, and Mrs, Florence; minstrels: McNish's troupe, Barlow and Wils)n, and Haverley's; be- sides Monte Chrlato, the Kiralfys, and other s'rong attractions of yarlous kinds, There will bo no Unsle Tom's Cabln this season, Considerable new and hand- scme scenery has been added to the stage equipment. Tha prices will be the sume a8 prevailed duclng the opening year of the opera house—25, 50 and 70 cents and §1,—thls beiog a reduction from last year, The curtain will Invarl- sbly ris> at 8 o'clock sharp. The pros- pecta’are that the opera house will have & prosparous year of it, S —— From the Rifle Range, Elitor of The Bee, We wish to Inform the members of company E, Fourth infantry, through the columns of the Bre, that the rumor which was spread at the Fort to the effoct that while attached to compsny F, Fourth infantry, the treatment we ro- celved was unsatisfactory to us ls unteue, Wo, as a body, conslder company E one of the best companlies in the army, and in regard to the first sergeant we cannot speak too highly of him as a soldier and & moan among mey, The members of his compavy, In speskiog of him, ssy he s the most just first sergesnt In the Fourth infantry. A Privare, 8/xth Infantry, S —— An Eveniug of Pleasure, A literary, musical and ive cream festi val will be given at St, Philomen’s hall, Aug. 19, 1885, 8 8. m. Oa thls ocosslon Mr. Thomas Brennav, ex secratary of the Land League in Ireland, will lectare on Thomas Davis, the poet-prophet of Ire- land, Some of our fius mueicsl talent will take part in the enterfalnment, tably Missas Parf tte and Whiteslde, Miss Fannie Arpold, Mies Chaso snd Nora Flannery, The proceeds ave for the ben- of 8t. Phllowena's altar soclety. SUNSHINE AND SHADOW. The Sirange end Sad Career of a Pen- Sylvania Girl. How Mrs, Hedrick Has Fallen Helr- €8s to aFortune~Her Story, Some slight mentlon was made In the Bee Saturday of the case of a woman name unknown, who came from the esst many years sgo, with a husband, the marrlage to whom was opposed by her parents, and who afterward married a second husband from whow she has sluce been divorced. The fact was also mentioned that Jthls woman now In Indigent circumstanoes, has just received notice from her frlendsin the esst that her father had dled leaving her heiress to a large fortune. Belleving that this woman was still In Omaha, a raporter for Bee started out with a fow scant point- ers, determined to_ wmolve the mystery. He finally succecded In finding the woman, and galned from her and from her frlends the story of a life whioh is certaloly replete with everything of the strange and sorrowful, The womau Is now In Omaha liviog In a small houee on the southeast corner of Seventeenth and Davenport stréete, and her name s Mrs. Matilda Hedrlok, Many years ago, when a young glrl, she marrled a man named John Briley In Pennsylvanla, Her parents were well- to-do and for some reason opposed the match, The young girl, however, came west with her husband, determined to help him make a home. They sottled in the state of Iowa, and lived there for many years accamulatiog something of a fortune, baving among other posseeslons a good farm, Two children were born to them, Lydla and Leonard, Nine or ten years ago, Mr, Briley dled. A year or s atterwards she married a John Hedrlck, securlng, ss developments afterward showed, a worthless adventurer for a hus- band. He proved to be a drunken sot, and cruel ia the extreme. Mrs, Hedrick and her husband, two years ago, moved to Nebrasks. In June 1884, Mrs Hedrick made up her mind to stand her husband’s abuee no longer and filled a petition for divorce in December of the tame year. Hedrick contested bitterly the porsersion of a little aix yesr old child, which was finally turned over by Judge Wakely inte the care of the mother. About this tlme, Mrs. Hedrlck was In clrcumstances of the moet poverty strlcken character. She happened to learn, however, that her boy, Lzonard Brlley, was In the Unlted States army, statloned at Fort Omaha, Kind friends secured hls honorable dlscharge from the army, In order that he might go to work to help his mother who he had loat sight of for nine years. When he went out of the eervice, however, it is said, he de- serted his wother, and left for parts un- known, In April, 1885, Mra. Brlley applied for ald to the ladles of the Woman's Christlan Ald Assoclation. She was taken In and cared for by the kind- hearted matron, Mrs. Pugsley until May 1885, when she secared a position In the famlly of David Neale, cf Fort Calhoun. She worked there two months when she returned to Omaba. Bince that time she has lived in this city, at the corner of Seventeenth and Davenport streets. Mr. Neale, who s a warm friend of hers has been corresponding with her frlends In the east, and has just learned that Mrs. Hedrlck's father has died, leav- ing her a share of a handsome property. The estate will be turned over to her so soon as she can be Identified as the girl who left her home 50 many years ago. Mrs. Hedrick was seen by a reporter last night and did not appear to be unduly elated over her good fortune. She said that she had received a letter from her relatives In the east, notifylng her of her father’s death, she had replied that she would come on as soon as she could get the money. A sad paragraph in Mrs, Hedriok’s life story Isfarnished in the semi tragic way In which she lost her daughter Lydia. Some days ago, there appeared In local print an account of the death by suiclde of & young, glrl Star Fontalne, at the Clother house, Columbus, This young woman afterwards turned out to be Lydia Brilsy, the daughter by first marrlago of Mrs. Hedrick. The girl had many times befora trled to kill herself— once whils at the Child’s hospltal, and once while at the house of Dr. Spregae. The cause of her dispalr Is said to have been unrequited love. Surely such a career a3 that hastily skotched in these lines is a ntravge and a sad one. e — Important Items, There s a lotter at the club addressed fo & very stylish fominine hand to Mr. R'chard S. Berlin,—~Omaha Excelsior. Migs Ella McBride lectured in Sarato- 80, N. Y. ,on the 6th inst, She is pre- paring a course on the Philosophy of Ex- on.—Omaha Excelstor. Absolutely Pure. This powder ne or variee. A warvel of purity strength and wholeso nencs, Mo conemical than ton with t weight a0d of phospia‘e powdere, Bold cnly ln cant. KOYAL BaK(5G POWDER CO., 106 Wall 8t., N. Y. TIMKEN, G YEicits. i Ride So S iy Lengthen i 100 sccording to tho weight they cany. qu . gd:lb:lll“:‘d o "uxh‘ l-uur ro; Bui Sk, Mad e, AR U ke DAETES THE DAILY BEE--MONDAY, AUGUST 17 SPECIAL & Erick. 001- 1 Al ado ertisements in the special columns will e charged at the rate of 10 cents per line or the tret insertion, and 7 conts ger line for each ubse- ruent inaertion: No advertisement will b inserted or less than 25 cents for the first time: TO LOAN—MONEY, Ad 7ANTED—To0 loAn on geod secutity, drees or call S09 N. 28d Sk 020- 0¥RY 10 LOAN—T,0ans made on rosl ertato land V) contracts, chattels, collaterals or good eecur!- ties of any kind at the Omaba Financial exchange, 1608 Farnam Sk, up-taire; low rates; casy ter nn 11 OXRY to 1oan on first-clags roal estato_security. AVl Dr. Paul, Williame b'ook. 7774 © cAGUR nROTHERS, Investment Binkers, opposiie (V1 jost offios, Omaba, negotlate mortgage lans on first. class toourlty at rulling rates of interest, = Par. ties deetring o borrow money on fmproved city or country roal eshate, for trom ono to five years, oun be commodated prompily. MoCague Brothers, bank- ers, opposite post office. 682-t1 OANS—Mado on real estato seourlty in amounts of _/4t00 and up; callfor terms. Frank L. Everett, 1600 Farnam. 208-Aug 15 ONEY To loan on ohattels, Woolley & Harrison, Room %0, Omaba Natlonal bank building 651-41 ONE TO LOAN—On roal ostate and chattels ¥ D, L. Thomaa. 2. ONEY Losned on chattels, cut rats, R. R (YA uioketa boughiand eold. A. Forman,g13 8, 184 64 ONEY 10 LOAN 1o sums of $800 and upward, MO, Davis sad Con Real Betate. and Lon 505 Farnam 84, 05441 Agents, ONRY #0 10an in sume of $200 and upwards on olass real estate security. Pottor & Cobb, nm st. ONEY LOANED at . F. Reed & Co's. Loan office M on furnituro, planos, horses, wagons, porsonal property of all d all_otho rartioles of value, without remcval, Over ved Faroam. - All businces siriotly confidential | VIO, poxerlt woxaxly Mney to Loan—On chattel secnrity by W. R Croft, room 4, With- acll Lullding, N. E. corner 16th and Harney.' After years of experlence and a careful_study of the busi- ness of loaning money on_ personal property, 1 have at last porfected a eystom wheroby the publiclty usual in such cascs is done away with,and I am now n a position to meet the demands of all who becom temporarily ombarragsed and destie to ralse mene; without delay and in a quiot manner. Housckeep- ere, professional gentiewen, mechanics and others in this clty oan obtain advances feom $10 to 81,000 on such socurity as housenold furniture, plance, ma. chinery, horses, wagovs, warehouse recelpts, socur- ed notesof hand, otc., without removing same from owners residonce or place of business. Als) on fino Watches and Diamonds, One of the dvantages I offer 13 that oy partof any loan can be paid at any timo which will reduce the interest pro rata and all 1oana rene ved ot _the original ratos ofiuterest. T have no brokers in connection with my office, but perconslly euporintond al my_loans, I have privato officos oinnected with my genersl office ko that customorado not come in con‘act with each othor, uently making all transactions strictly private. W. R. Croft, room 4, Withnell buildivg, N. E_cor. 16th and Harney. 64841 WANTED FEMALE HELP. vith my wodor- for fe. ittle, box 71-17p 18-85 0a day bor und erearmen; Madam 1. ANTED. ful brand new o males; Idies go wild over it 413, Chicsgo, 111 VW Axten~For farm house work; oo woman or man and wifo; must have the b.st of n oman must be good cook, 14th and Farnam en 900-16 Strect. A D, Morse. VAV Ao —A good com otent gl for genoral work, Apply 1815 Douglas §t. 962-16p VY 447D A good gitl to do kitchen work, Ocel- denta! Hot:l. 014-t1 WW/ANTED ~A nost gl for gouural hou ework. In. qui’e at Robt, Vurvis, 211 South 14th or 2 and St. Mary's ave. 7ANTED—Some first-class cooks, and laundress ) with good_wages at the old reiibla Omaha Employment office, 217 N. 10th St., up-stairs, _ Mre. J. W. Moritson, Proptiotor. 807 98715 | Trqaire 059-18 7 - House 722 south 16th stroet. {or rest—New stote building 20x42 at 9022 Cum. iog st C. C. Field. JOOR 1T A pew alx ronm cottage, hard water, No 2435 Ohloago St JTG shr—targe couble hou ¢ with iore beneath now occuplad by Co rtral Hoaplti 710 and 712 8 14th etreet, The houss costains twonty rooms and i well suited'for & lrge boardicg house. Inquire at Dr. Pesbody's, No. 1417 Jones 8¢, 036:10p 7OR nExT~2 small stores on St. Mary'save. I, G, Clark, 1812 Doog'as Street. 005-10 OR RENT 5 room houss 24th and Plerce 8t Ap- ply on premises. 870.18p o Rext—New houte fout soome porch, enst front brick cellar, c'stern, well and out hcuses on Saundors 8t., 814 per month, J. K. Riley & South 13th streot. For rent—Two no % 81X room housos, east front on Saunders stroot; pooh, bay window, hall way, closet, outhouscs cistern, well, walks, evorything com- modious and complete, §15 per month. ~ J. k. Riley & Co,, 216 South 18th 81, For rent—Elogant six room house on 24th stroel! nor'h of Capltol ave. Residence and loostion ve desirable, J. K. RILET & CO., 916 South 13th St 870-t1 s 215 Yor RexT—To be gompleted In Eeptembor, two ton toum by all molern improvements; good cellar and clogets, cear the cars. — Inquire 710 10th Bt 776-22p Jr0p anxr—Cottage 6 rooms near H 16,50, Brick houss 6 rooms Shinn's add. , § Hou e 5 rooms Davenport and 2%th, §16 Houss 8 rooms Leavenworth and _Groyo Sts., $16. C. E. Mayne & Co., 16th and Farnam, 750-4t soom Park, 70n muxt—Splendid brick house of 10 rooms, well stern, (ity water, gas, furnace, fine barn and other out hoses; in faot ail modern convenienc:s on Chicoago St., best residence portion; §60 per month. O.E Mayne & Co., 16th and Farnam, For rent—Store room 1122 Sherman avenue, $26. C. E, Msyne & Co., 15th end Farnam, T2t JRn ENT oR LEABN-~On d or § sears time farm of £40 acres; 60 acres undor cultivation and balance pastute avd hay land all fenced, two houses, barns, sheds, good water and other lwprovemunts to & res. ponsiblo party. Call on oraddresa M. Fox, 3§ miles north of blair Neb. Post office, Blalr. ~ Will also ecll wy stock and property If wantéd, aug 5 2tp 7OR RRNT—Store with tour ro-ms in rear. Rent §25 month, Inquire 1318 Douglas. 430-Aug 24 1l suburban residense proporty, larzo house 7 rooms, fins loca~ tlon, splendid v y ete., or will sell imvrovements with 6 yosrsleao of ground at a sacrifice. _C. K. Mayno & Co., 15th and Farnam, 131 R RENT - Boaut] 4 acres of gro Boston [0 RrNT—A building P2x84 onstr Inquire at dry gooda store, 8. 10th st —Cottage 6 rooms, house 10 rooma. J. mpbell 8814 [OR REA Phipp) Roe, Soward and ROOMS FOR KINT. ](‘uu RENT -A bed room; ala) 2 reamy for hense kecping, 1511 California Bt. 905:17p 7oR RrxT—Fumished rocms, sultable for gentle- ma, 110 north 14th t. 9:3-16p th 17th e, pest—Fuiished front room o7 07.-15p 8 J Tor Fi Ji10% RENTA ploasint t-out room with lrg modern improvemente, on 90t strect ¢ Mary's avo. Apply 5. W. coruer 16:h and Dodvo S 97941 west—Furnizhed rooms for light heusa keep- , at 111 north 15th St 982 OR RENT—Tw furnishel rooms 1605 Docge St., ono block wett of Post office; all medern in.prove. mente. 981-15p Inqulre N. W. JFor rese—Lavgo turnished toom. 413 corner 18tn aod Farnsm, o8 Bavt—our roome, st side 15 hst, 24 hovee north of Pierce St. 978 18p 0R RexT—Furnithel room with board for two in private family at 156 Jackson 5t. 949-17p o nex1—Furniabied rooms cesp, 80 N in want ef gool domestic girls, will be supplied on application to the old reliable Omah Ewploymont Bureau. Mrs, J. W. Morrison, 217 N. 16th St., up stairs, 8034t ANTED—A good git] for genoral hou'e_work, Mre. . H. Wilour, 531 Pleasant St. 874-t1 od gir14 for ger WV Axre—By first dass tamlics 0 girls eral hou:e work first and secocd work for dining room, hotels. kitchen and laundry work. The Omahs Employment Bureau has slways good places on hiaad. - Call aad seo for yoursolver, 1110 W'A.\Tll)—A ruuber of first-:1a83 girls who are cap ble of dolng good work, and_recelve good wag g at tho Omaha employment office, 217 north 16th s'reet, officoup-stairs As. J. W. Mortis:n, pro- prictor. 801-tt W/ A370—A el o balp tn Kitcheo. Doran House. 918 Faraam streot. 7e8-tt VY Axre 4 gocd d'ning room gils; also girls for ®e: eral housework, firstand second work city and country. Wil pay good w: Ca A o~ quire at out places at 1120 Farnam St. and Jon res1—Furnishied room, No. 416 North 16¢h st. 951-17 F* xaxt—Furnished roous, 105 North 18th. tol ave. Jon wast—Room with board, 161 021, ‘OR RENT—Furnished five rosm cottage for small family, board for 0se person will b reqaired of tenavt. Address ¢ L.” Beo offlce. 988-15p Taquirs Drugstore, 10th and 943-it OR RENT - Room, Deugles. Jpon nevt—Room witn b.acd, 1512 Dodgo Bt 94448 TSR, RamtNioely tormished bol 1oom on South 19th St., for ono gentleman who can breakfast it necessary. “EL” Bee office, 942-16p R RENT—Furnished and ucfurnished rooms 1417 Tlarney 8t., opyori‘e Horald offize. 931-17p [0R RENT—Nicely furnished front room 1714 Cal: iforia 8t. Iayers, apply Monday morn- between 19th and 2(th, on Douglas, ivg, 990-19p ANTE)—At Hatburls Dye worke, 1014 O sticet, Lincoln, Neb., two good repairing tail. 4 Uil ANTED ~200 mon for new B R, work; w1yo881.76 per day. Free transportation; will ehip Mon- dsy, August17th, Call Omsha Employment Burcau 1120 Farnam 8t. 903-tt ANTED—A good blacksmith, good wages paid' ‘Addre:s Lock box 51, Stromsberg, Neb, N. J Bncw. 926-16p ANTRD—A 1BOFOuUgh hoOk Ee€epor, ono who can como well _recommended ard Writos & good Sloman Bros , 106 Norih 15th £t 93215 hand, M. F. Martin, 316 8, 15th 8t i=tt 'OR REST—Tw0 rooms adjoin'ng with boar room couth-oast, 1914 Wibstor 8t K56:tt ¥ —Handsomely furnished double or sin- &le rooms; talls board, 118 Dodge. 850tf or RENT—Nenly farnished roows at 010 Plerce street. 838-16p JRon mr—Fusnlibiod roomy 1500 Harasy 692-16p oR RENT—Newly furnisted snite of rooms; hot and cold watcr hath, gas, 1615 Cspi‘al avenue, 812:16p 100m for 2 gentlemen 0 G0 8 Ho'el. Apply 8 18th St 745t conven J0R REXT—1 w Il furnl: 1509 Farnam street, o, at riom 4, orat wasserman & Burne! Tow ext —Deslrable room with modern icnzes, 1724 Capitol ave. 7 e pstog plosut south fron rooms, 8. W. corner 19th aud Davenport 700 VW A30—A salesman. JANTRD This weov, 9 more you & mea o en gage in the telegravhic scryice. Address, fn. closing stawp, M. T. K ANTED—A Co0K, man of woman at Eur_pow te', 622 south 16th St SETUATIONS WANTED. Gentleman wants to employ his sfternoony, Would be williog t1 take charge of set ot booxi Corressondence or copying, thoroughly comrolent; best referenos, Adiress G, W, B." Bee office. dorie a situation or general store, olty or country erence if d_sired as to character and capatilitios. W H Freemin, Stuart, Iowa. 089-15p ANTED Position 68 book keoper, accoutant, or office clerk, by an experienced beok-keep:r. First-class references. - Addrees Chas. J. Meyer, 1013 Capitol ave, 819-16p MISUELLANEOUS WANTS V4570 36 teama for R B. work. day, Callat 1418 Dodgy Wages 84 per $07-17p % VW Axteo—Fastner with €860 i very 1 lowant bue- inese; can clear §1000 » ment R." Bee cfice, Wixmo—By » young lady etudying wusic, o home. Will wake heree'f useful for bard: 16" erence givon, - Address Anua b, H., 123 Madi Councll Blufle, Towa. W Ao trade a gond second hand piano for # horeo ard 02ggy. Tnquire at Echolm & Erick: son, 968-t1 70 ReNT—Handsozcly furnisbed ooms 1704 Cap- itola 8211 K RENT—Front room furnizhed or uufurnishod 1212 Howard 8t. 02011 70R sENT—Furnieh:d room 1621 Capitolave. F 660 aug20p [0k KENT—At 1010 Farnam wiroet. two icely turnisbed tiont xooms wiih u ¢ of Vath_ rcotna. TOR RANT-A arge newly farnshed frout room, v Wiadow, olst, gab and b Vo wonth $610 Dovelas stroet. 400tt rooms, NW cor. 4ctt 0K REXT ~Two nicely farishe 215t and 86, Mary's Ave, 70R KENT—Two clogant © fice 1w BUelniEtbloo i TR ke Haadsome furnisbel coouus, 1910 Dadgo F 2620017 OOMS—With board, destrable 1 summsr Apply Chiaslos Hotel €104t narposes or hall, 110 8. 14th et., apaon, 60841 ~om kexT - Contrally located 1. rulshed roo b 6% wonth 15th . 23 b= Largs tronh room o0 frs toos, wita, er without board; faquice st 1901 Farnam 8t Jlon RENT—For manufacturlog srge room 44x75, 84 floor, & enquire at 1609 Dodge &6 A, J. FOR BALE-—HOUSKS—LOG 5, 7 AxtED—Room and board for & lar. 6 number of students inp ivate famflies during the coming fall end wi for. Lave address at Omaba Bus n e Collsge, N, W. coricr Douglas and 13th 8%, §94-t1 ANTED—By & young ladv, bosrdend room in private family; reference required and gisea; stato torms which must be moderate. Addr:ss . 7., 2401t AFTEL—Bio. Kk of wercwndise in exch sng o farme and lande; also 1aad improved ard un- impro ed for merchandias 1f von want to Lug, sell or trade avything, write () E. F. Murpit, geatoro, Neb. 925 ) 7ANTED—From Sept. 1st, by two yrung gantle- men, faraished room with jleasaut fawni] th andstevein winter. State trms 857-17p must bave g Address A, G Boo ofize, Ve Every body to cal on W, &. Morricon tos first class Job printing, 1618 Douglas 8t 605t W 1 600 peavle Echolm & Erickeo guaranteed, ANT! chine, to 0 bring thelr watohes to D—Kvory ady 1 nesd of & sewing ma. o tho new Improved Amorican No &Co. agente 220 N 104]. £804 ¥FOR .»EN'I‘—}!UIJHKH AND LOTS, Jro3 et Houss cf ive rooms st § 5, cavuer Dar- enpors ana 17¢h 85 8, Lehman, 1108 Faruam Streol. 985-1¢ PO B 0 room hos, # Hookw cant fror P. 0. Willeollall oF parkct furaitu'e. — Addre's M." Bee oftice. 9:3.17p , \wo Low coltages and | ts on ichia AddienaL P Pry o 1474 708 ALK ~Che m nily pay north 15th 0k BALE—A & barga'n, 1o with 2 houes, t ind 7 roou s, we'l, n, barn, &c., 261 wnd 11 Unimpreyad property takon as part pay, Montos, 631 ard Dovglar. lots 0 Cus ings'reet; ,000 each This will be one of the Te'ts of the ity a.d here i3 au ako a profitabls i vesiment. Cun- poortunits o0, 16'1 Dodge St uingham & Brey 7Ok RALR=A W able {ra store uear 10th Avply at this offior, OR RALE—A bargaln; good house 7 rooms, 1. H ol Gktern an oktior. improvemente: 1 a-re of grouad on Leavenworth city $3,60), easy torms. C. E Mayne & C2., 15th and Farnain. DAL S0 T0 22867 frawe bu Ty ik 4 Faroan tteeet. o7 ¢ ome very desirable lots on Virglala rnd Cunuinghaw & Brea® an, 1511 958.16 20K BALI (oo ¥ia avenues, Dodge Btraet. [0k BaLa~To good wastior. The furuiturs an fix iuzs comp ote of & v room houss in ceut al oca tion, well sdspted to rer timg rooms snd now payivg 60 per month. Address “F." Bos oftiza, §0315p '0R 8ALN—A hous s aud 3 it In Lowe's 1st ald., #1,8.0 b, Go . P, Buuwls, coraer 1643 and Doug- » an [Fontun=or wil trade for ciiY_ proparty; & well fuznished snd basutifully sisusted bo 4 Cunnloghbawm & Ereanan, 1611 Dodge St. terw nlogbam & Eres dge Bt MEETING A COMRADE. “Well, well, well! Party, * Well, yes; why not?” Co:rade. Party, without feeling embarassed every timo I appaared garments and had them put in reserve until to-duy. ““Do they fit; well I should say. Comrade. you have to pay for the turn out ? Party. **T paid §22 Comrado, ' T dou’t wonder at you b made, which by the way, n3 we Party. “322.65 for the sui Comrade. Party. Comrade, " *“‘Where is this place?” “Don’t you know where thoy are Comrade. “No.” Party. Comrade, Party. elegant 1ot of goods an eye over looked at 10 at 60 . “ “ “ “ Also Coats, Conts and Vests, Pantaloons, Veats, and in fast 65 for the suit and £0.35 for the Light O vercoat, making ag when you scould be judgad, “I thought everybody knew whero the Misfit Parlors had moved to. ‘How do tiiey got theso garment:?" ““They buy them from the different morchs You can find SUITS MADIE FOR by a merchan‘t tailor, bearing his name,to be sold for You have at last concluded to dress y.arself up, Larty?” T don’t see how you can afford it ?" **I could not gee how L could pay for a suit myself at the salary I am gatting, How do they look; do they gat snch gools at such prices. “Where did you get them, did you sy *" “‘At the Only Misfi t Clothing Pa rlory, tailors in tha nountre, Party, they fit you perlectly; and as to looks, they make you appear a model the samo goads, the same cut and eame trimmings, You ought to go and ses the place, 30 by & mershant tailor, boaring his name, to be sold for $14 80 anythiug malo for mankind in the and provide myaslf with say thing I conld * n the siroet, until I stepped Inhl”tlm Misfis Parlors oa last Mnndny.ylmd fsll‘:!,{rv,d twh::; What did total of $32, Why hero is my suit, T paid 855 to have it And’ you say you only pald, Thoy aro at 1119 Farnam St. You dont read tho papera ¥ They have the most 50 G 32,00 > style of clothing garments, can be found At the Only Misfit ClothingParlors 1119 FAR? TAM STREET 1119 OR nRST—Good hotelin firat-olass to Apply to B om 8 South Western part of State. vie, Novelty Iron Works, 14th St JOREALR—Lot 10, b 16, Hanicom pince, $900. Lot 0, b 8, M. T, Pa'riok’s proposel add. $750. Lota 1and ¥, b 15, Shinon's 15t add Lots 'n all parts of the cit, No. 206—House 7 rooms P No 197—DBrl:k house 8 rooms Shin $3,100, No. 198 ~New house 5 rooms G N 76—House 3 rooms Bartlett's add. §; C. E. Mayne & Co., 16th Farnam, 7 {0r 8ALE—House and lot and three shares in the (0ld) 'maha Loan Assoclation; clear titlo and all poid up. §1,000 Wworth much more money. C. Mayne & Co., 8. W corner15th Farnam, 7054 7R BALE—A grocery bariness in a_ good locality worth from $1,500 to §2.000; holesle g0 742-t1 sddi- ok sALE—In Saundirs and Himebauzh’ tlon, 4 lots adjolning; price 8150 each adjoini ag, price $100 each; ferma 1 ders & Co, 0pp. the Paxten hotel 0 BXCHANGE—38,000 gtock of hardwaro and farm machinery for good Nebraska Jand. £6,7C0 botei In Colorado, rents for §100 rer month to trade for urimeumbered farm, or wild land. 1o $8.000 ctcckc o goneral merohandiso {o-exchavgo oF Jan . A fine farm of 640 acres In Sherman Co., Neb. well tmyroved near railroa?, price $3,000; will sell or half caeh, bilance on time or - exchange for stock of hard- ware, stoves aud tinware. 20,000 acies of Nehraska land b 0 per a-ro fo ox- crange for merobandise, CHAS. R, WOOLEY, room 20, Omaha National Bank, Omaha, Neb. 47 —Forty lots for ealo on Burt and Cumings 28th and 8ist chogp, fasido property 4 1 J1OR BA) betwe edford & Souer. ¥OR SALE MISOELLANEOUS $140 1 Eluaud & good mare, harnsts and bugey. . bugls, Sherman ave., betw een Lot a six Niew last Oc o- opp site Leavin- 984-18, g sy —Furnitare, carpots & honse, reparately of as & wh L ber. Toquire at 720 8. 17th St. wosth Sehocl House, No. 480~8 extra cholce Icts 2 blocks from Farnam and near 33rd 8 rects, from $500 to §900. No. 4162 choice lots Dodgo stroot, south feont,one a corner, price for tho two $1,2: T+0 choice lots on Farnam streot, $1,160 and 81,960 A nice'cottage and full 1ot near Park ave., 5 £2,300. No. 448—A baruain;10 room new house, tull lot,near corgia avenue, 3,16 1 clugant It on © eoria avenue, $830. 453 (Two lots in Himebaugh Placd, $1,000 No. 4001 each. Tots, acre property and farms for sale ia location and prices to suit all. MORSE & BRUNNER, 927.24 Paxton Bullding, Cor. 16th and Fornam. ‘on saL% —Restaur nt thorouzhl; estatlished and paylig, eelling 01 acosunt of sicknoss, $700. Farm of 0 acros, 12 uiles from Omaha, highly im- proved, 81,000, Lota fn Brookline, $225. Lots in Hanscom plicg, $370. House, st b'e and ot 881163 In south Umaha, for $1.000, § casi, 5 aores in Hvde Park, 8300 6 ac:es in Florencs, )00, Hamlin & Brow) South Eleventh st. 0 {\OR 8ALR—Brios house and iarge lot on N. 10t S, £4.600, New Loure, 6 rooms, lot, 91+t 85, near Clark,$1,900. Lot on near Clarh, 8760, Lot on Mon ana 8t , #1,800. Mooern residence in'flest location, on Cuming St. §11,000 Lots on Calffornis 8t., botween 24th and 26th 8t., 14-81,500 8 houres and lota on 15thSt., near Chicago, §7,000. 3 lot and house on Webster rear 16th St , § No v hjuse 20x15, stable, on Divieion noar 6th St., 2,600, Lot cn Spruoe nosr 18h St , 81,160, 1 scre with hou'e, on 10th near Castellar, §3,600. Fine 105 on 10th St,, near Doroas, wit1 house, 81,500 cres 1ot 16th and Conter, 75x140, 81,600, Cornez fot on 16th and Lorcas, house 'and stable, §3.00. Iot on 12(h St. nesr Cas'ellar, $700. Lot on 17th St. near Center, 2 houses, 81,700, ¥ 1ot on Center bet. 18 h and 10th St.. $500. Lots in all “additions, 152,900 acces B. & M, land, farms atd achool land, Teases in all counties, for sale or trade by Vedioks & Geantaer, 620 8. 13th £t 876-18 od ground in the ty for fronton Leavenworth, north bot 10th and 11th,will es:ofor 99 years, Bod. ford & Souor ot ['0R LRABS—Bust uaooouy waronouse houso, 57 Ton eALX—A Iight bueeer, top phacton, (Simpsons make) with childs sew v front. lngui'e B.uo birn, on 16th tt. 70K BAUK —Thrée good milch.ows, ag C. B Smith, Irv ngtcn, Neb 08 SALK—Ouo new 10 foot counter 914 Jackson S rect 901-15p 708 84 —Chosp, four sadalo poules. Apply t & Moxtgomery, caro B. Maginals, cornor 14th and: 840 15p) W ¥OR BALE, AU a ) head of 8 year ol stecrs, 800 hoad 2 yoor old sleers. 100 bead 1 year old stecrs, All cholco é3tra heavy cittle and we now quote feeders at €8.95 por cut. Chapin Brcs 821-s0ptd gl paunA bacbor shop outdlt at 8. W iley', 216 N, 10th St. 7651 [ Wi+ 78548 [OR BALB—Fine cotter pan7 months old Simersl room b, Redick Liock, R saun=100 loy, Spring Il will sl on oney tormy; tralo for {mproved property and psy di ference in values iu cash or assuIm6 MOrtgaZol. Par- ties can find cheap homes ani advantageous trades W. 1. Groen, over Let Natl. Bauk, rol ugr. 405t ‘Ot BALE - Two lots 1n Paliam Flace, one blook teom grcotcar track. Inquire 218 8 13:h St. 401t : PR 8ALE—Or would trate or & good horso and bagey; 80 acrea in Gesper county. Apply fo 218 South 15ch 8 ret. 26 1ne, 20 horse power boiler JFo% pata—-Ballor and 8 to sell +nd engine, Ip good runulng order; wi for tho rewson that they are not large enough for th hinery which we will put into our rew bullding on Haro, 1408 Douglas 8t LWAYS 01 Dand at & bargain, No oarriage phaoton and side bar brelias sud sunshades, a4 1409-1411 St Clarko Bros. & Co. {0 sAun—Sixteen lots on Vinton snd 17th Sty very deirblo property and y term , One Kundred foriy fect Farnam streot property south {0 t, near uéw Court hovse, §100 p-r frout vill seil in 22 foot lots fo th right kind of p this 18 & raro chance to kecuto buiness prop. erty that will doublo uo_inside of three yoare. J. . Riley & O 15th 8t. For sale—Four lota on Geor, residence property v on; For salc—Sceven lots on Virginla ave., east front reas nsblo prices aud terms caey. J. K. Riloy & Co 2168, 18th, or ale—132 feot on 19th, 09 feo deep; business property. For galo—Good hoy and lot on 24th street cear Capitol ave., $2,700; ba'gain. For le—Baslnes lota (n South 13th 8t., cheap. J. E. Riley & C 5 8. 18th £t We invite oue 1l and see our 1ist; w8 we have positive bargain g parHousoand 3 lots at o bargsin 88,500 8. 16th Street;room to bulid four more houses for ront. Two «legont lots Shinns Additions, 2000, Large house and two lots Hunscom Placs, £000, House en 1ot north 19th 8t, 600, House and 15t Ro, Add, 1200, Houo and 1.t 8. 18th 8t, 1{00 House aod lot Paciflo 8t., near Depat, 2 housen and 1ot o Cass At , ) ear 16th. Hous) snt 1ot 8. 18th 8¢ , 8300 Farm land fo nsaly every county in northel braska, 0. . Davls & Co., 1506 Farnam 8t £60-Aug 23 BUSINESS OHANOES, ({100 saun-rock and Bxturosat grocery storo 607 M. (Utn street, Reason fors:ll, being in other husiness, 907.1Tp desiratle property 72611 POK BALK—Caitle ranch. 1200 acrew deeded land. 70) head steors 8 yeats old. 00 hefors 8 yoa 8 ol 6 hories and i wiles iom B, & M. iug at 826,000 ¢r & short tiae, 811 Bouth Eleventh xt, situa ed abous 18 ater and fir o griz Hewlia & Brown, 6o4-2) REAL ESTATE, J°1 BALE-BY MORSE & BRUNNES No. 10088 feet on Jones stroet, a corner, an excel wat location fur warchouse or fobbiug houte an | remarkab y chiesp at §7,6.0. House lob 83x 152, on paved etrect, 2,060 3 feet on itk ofr-ctcorner of alley, bea ‘Howard street, splendid bu:luess property, $5 (0. 10 -Beveral o cach §3,0 ., 119—Feat bu'in: 8 corner 03 Harney etroet, 6 feot front, cnly 814,000, 1004 fin lot 6x152, corner of alley, 1ith Itreet near Farnim, & 8p eadid inveetmer 4§14, 00, wplen id 1ot 633182, on Farnam etrect Opgosite the court houe, $10,(00 . 450—a® lndid ea t feont and one & corver ‘south frout, each €6x14), 0 G .oruia ave. 74 biocks fom Leavenworth iroet, sce Fluce, fine ehade trees, cach §1,(00. . 482~ A five corner 04 Georgla svenuo ceet tront, . 12~ . 812 businers lots on 16th strect, ., 428~ [P S too mu R T of o piste bave vy ice cram jarlor end restaursnt in one of the 8" L cations In the nity, 17 mouths lcase on bulld- ng; reenons for w lind; 'cth'r buriness. Adaress ‘Hes aurant” oare Bee ffie 2419 PERSONAL. WY Axren—Acauain addrcss by & M'ss A. D, Wells, a young gont of good » & stranger in ths city 960 15p Cacsar Smith, 945-15p for tuning plano perfec *+ Post office, Omaha. LOST AND FOUND. © 10th of Al _horse 4 years old with smal whice stripe in fo Liead, right hind foct white, littlo sore spct on the' back from the salcle ruaniog ab the noso from {ho distemper. Finder will leave at 1802 south 18th St., and rec ive §5. uple white spots o tho ides: ou cf eity limite. Peter Kernel i 900- PHYSICIANS. , xoom 5, Withnell Block, 15th and Har- B11-t1 MISOELLANEOUS, ‘OR RENT—Two plancs. Inquire Edholm & Erlpk~ eon, 60284 vy vaults, einks aud coss- f dayin an entirely way with my mproved pump aud patient A. EVANS, office 1208 Dodge 8t., 956-sept-14p ()¥ana saximamy co.— pocls cleantd any time odorle: barrel apparatus. Omaha, Nebraska. RIVY vaultaand ov poots ol way by F. G. Abol . 625 aug-28p wiPE—Mrs. C F,Anspacher, 1618 Leavenworth, 448aug27 M P ##rone—On Kikhiorn and Piatto. T, Murray, 74 banjo glven by G K Gellen ol “wve. KBTRUCTION on beck, at 1116 Cay RUPIURE CURED, IN @ gpsation, or us Lcas trussos Dr, M. . Moore, 245 Wabach ave., Chicago, Tils., at Omaha every 0 dsys. Seud stamp for cir-ular. 708-sopt 2 ALL coOR- RESPOND- 2. 02Uy ENTS MUST ENCLOS E BTAMP REPLY, LAS STREET, OMATA, Soventeen years Experience, DR.G. W.PANGLE?'. Reader of Disoases of Men anl Women, Ecleotric, Maguetio sud Horbalist Physivian Now located af 0 Dougles St Owmata, Neb., up-staies, A corroct. diaguosts given wichout ‘any explanation trom tho patiens, Consul'ation free at oflive, | Treat the Following Diseases. Catarrh of the Head. Dlseases of the Eye and Ear. Heart Disease, Liver Complaint, Kidnosy Com- lsint, Nervous Debilit Mental Depression, Loss of fianhdod, Disbetes, Beight's Discuse, 85 Vitte Dance, Rheumat'sm, Puralysis, White Swelliegs Berofula, Fover Sores: Gancors and Tumors Temove ed without the knife, or the drawing of & drop of h'nw‘d, Womsn, with ner de | orgaus, Roetored to Hoalth, Dropsy Cured W thout Tepplng, Speclal A¥iction Ghvan s Belvato aad Yenarotl D incosoist oll Kinds, Tave Worms demoved in two or three nours or No Pay, Hemmorsholds or Piles CUured or No Chargos Mad Thoso who are icted will save IWfe and hun. dreds of dollars by calling on or wals DH. G, W, PANGLE'S Her) ,Mesodio al . Notice! Notice! Nots THE MAGNETIC HEALER, To all who are diseased or affl! oted, no mattor how long the stand Jme aud be healed. Feamale dis onscs whire mediciucs bave falled o give reliel 4 speoialty; como vne, 0ome wil and be healed by the Maguotic hoater, the only wure oacape fom any digs onse. For oxamlostion, onr oha'ges are 81. for each Areatm:nt, or visitationd §2; terms strictly cush, J H, PAGELAR, North Stato Bt., coe wile weat of Falr Grounds us—Hofcl Axtures and howel £ reot, Ap- H. Dow,210 South 102k Bt ,Omabi, Nob 836.16)) Dok BALH—A splondid fu plimentand hardwi Iness 1 Bouth w(skern 10wa; ren 500d. Addrees W. E., caie B.e Publishing C 20-22 0k Vs to [ st grod paving basin login Tuttis cop ] £or' aasb. For particalues widress % 0. B.x $67, O maba, Neb, 722 a fine lo- wn wonthe; g ood her Lusioess 10 46041 . o (0r kelling, bve udto. Address 8. P, Bee ofice. DR TRAUK—Nano oounty lauds for stack of yen- P eral merchuna dnderhiolw, Coutra Cit, PEYCKE BROS, WHOLESALE CALJFORNIA FRUIT Car Califoruia Bartlett Pears, Plums, Peaches and Grapes, dug Monday, Aug, 17th, Car California Late Penrs, due Thureday, Aug, 20th, ¥ 11 orders eatly as froit is closed on aniival,