Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 18, 1885, Page 8

8 = TAE DAILY BEE Taeslav Morning, August 18; LOCAL BREVITIES. —Thers will bo meeting of the Woman Ohristian escolation st 2:30 thelr rooms. —1In the absence of Mr. Kd, Haney, Theo, Jones is the presiding geniue in the U, P, baggage room. ~John Pile, Tt , was fined $25 and costs in thel/nited States court yesterday for selling liquor without a license. —The Knights of Labor are to hold & meet. ing next Baturday night to further perfect their colonit stion acheme. —The Gorman Knights of Labor will hold & mesting next Feiday night, In St, George's hall, Fourtoonth and Farnam, to which all Germans ara requested to come, —The Matropolitan club will hold an elec tion of officers at ita next rogular meeting pre- paratory to organizing for the next social sen #om, 1t has been decided to hold the opening party about the firat woek in Octobor, . Rooney and John Henderson, charged with the burglary of Weldeman's commission store, Sunday, were examined by Judge Stenberg yesterdsy, and held for the dis- trict court in the sum of $300 each. ~—The Deaver overland train on the U, P} came in from the west yesterday with a heavy load of passengers, both emigrant and regular, Two cars of fruit from California, consigned to eastern points, wero also at- tached to tho train, —A gentloman named H. J. Meyer, made written complaint at this offico to the effect that as his wife waa passing along lowerDodge street, Sunday in front of Moore's store,some partics rooming on the second floor threw ont soma water, nearly raining her hat and dress Mr, M. thinks, and rightly, that somethin should b dono by the police to prevent such outrages. It is said that others have com- plainod of recsiving watery doses whilo walk- ing past the eame placa, —A Mrs, Law, wifo of a saloonkeeper resident on Bixteenth street be- tween Californin and Webster, was struck i the breast Friday by a base- ball which was being used by a lot of boys in the neighborhood. She suatained quite a severe shock at the time, though the exact nature of her injuries has mnot as yet devel- oped, The police ought to put a stop to the ball-playing on or near the public streets, which is now permitted to such an extent that the safety of podestrians is endangered, e — Biddiog on the Smith Swock. In the Uulted States court yesterday Dundy, in the pres:nce of a large nuaber of attoraeys and iuterested psr tiez, op:ned the bids on the Smith stock, which havo been roceived by Mr, Wool- worth, Judge Dundy made no awarda yestcriay and will not, fora day or so. Ho desires, as he 8ays, to allow the bidders a chancs to look over tho Inventory of tho stock, which will ba filed by Recziver Woolworth to- morrow, and, if neseessry, modify thelr bids, The blds wero found to be as follows: John Mclntosh, 90c on $1 of its cost in eastern marketa. L B Williams & Son, $66.000. $16,000 cash, five note, ood security, six per cent interest, Morris H Sloman, 5,000; $30,000 in 60 days, interest at G per cont. Liaces, curtains, silks, cornices, etc., every- thivg in carpet department, S A Orchard, $8,855.88, J H Walker & Co,, bid cash $38,15), With- drawn, Kdward Barbour, $55,000, terms of pay- ment tobe afterwards determined. E A Mason, $53.500. Cash payments to be agreed upon. J. H Walker, Henry Fahrma, ; J A Goldburg, $51,000. Cash, E J Ettlesohn, 3 A H Leonard, $i H C Cole, $43,103 Omaha Carpet Oo 75 per cent on carpets alone; 62 per cent on carpots and all uphols- tering goods, cash. W A Maaon, £3,600, terms of sale to be afterwarda greed upon. H B Olaflin, b5 per cent on basis of in- ventory, of receiver, $10,000 cash, E Tilton, ' on timopayments, or 76 on the dollar cash, — For Trade,—Nance county lands for stock of genoral merchandise or hard- ware, Address John Linderholm, Cen- tral Clty, Neb. ———— Bcalded by Steam, There was an exciting time yesterdoy morning at the Novelty jIron works on Fourteenth near Dodge street, two men elng injared, one quite serlonsly. It scoms that the engineer, Daniel Tideman, was opening the **blow-off valve” which connects with the sewer basln, when the cover of the basin on which he was standing gave away, or rather, not belng securely fitted, ‘“‘lted up.” Almost the entiro weight of his body was on the cover, and when it tilted, ho elipped In, The steam flew up In great volume, badly scald- ing the unfortunate man, more especlally on the leg. The “‘blow cfi’ velve was fully open by this time aud the stoam moon filled the houre, Before Tideman could be extrica‘ed he was pretty seriously Injar- ed, but is thought he will be around again In a week or two., In the excitement which prevailed when the steam was eecaping from the boller, one of the workmsn, Paul Bera- steln by name, trled to break throvgh one of the basement windows, to the sldewalk. Ho eucceoded In cutting his arm protty badly. e — Police Uourt, The followlag caaes were dlsposed of by Judge Btenberg ta pollce court seation yesterday. J. O. Elliott, Jim An- derson, Tow Smlith, Frauk Page, gam- bling, 85 and coste, G, A, Wilkins ani A, Flemlng, fight- ing, §5 and coatr, Mollle Scott, fighting, 56 and costs itichard Scott, dlechsrged. Ella Mitehell, disturblog the peace, €5 and costs. Thomss Carecll, Ei. Cartis, Belle Schuliz, drunk asd disordarly, 86 and coste, Frank Bhannon, dlstarbance of the peace, $J and costs. Fred Schroeder, 80 acd costs, Theodore Linde, a deserier from the U. 8. army was arrested yesterisy by Otticer Matzs,aud tarned over to military suthorities to be taken to Fort Omaha. He doserted tho army at Washicgton two and & half yesrs ago. —— Di. Hamilton Warren, Physican sod Surgeon, 619 N, 165h streot, nesr Web- ster. Doy end pight calls promptly et to-day g | SIXTY YEARS MARRIED. ry —Somo Re- Concerning Fam A Notavle Annivers markable Facts the Brunnet Mr, and Mrs, J. G. Branner, of West Polnt, Neb,, will ta.day celebrate thele sixtieth annlversary, having been marrled In Lohigh county, Pennsylvanla, in 1825, They moved to Nebraska about twonty years ago, having been preceded by most of thelr sons. Mr, Brunner {s past eighty-three years of age snd I8 now rapldly faillng, and Mrs, Brunner ls past seventy-seven years, and woll preserved. Ten years sgo when they celobrated their golden wedding thoy had slxty-two children, grand chil. dren and great grand children who were at that tlmoe living In the state of Nebras ka, They have now elghty of thele off spring living. Thelr children living are Hon. Urlah Brunner, of West Polnt; J. J. Brunner, of Oakdale; Prof. J. B. Brunner, county superintendent of pub- lic Instruction of Douglas county; C. E Branner, superintendent of mall carriers in the Omshs postoffice; Hon. T. C. Braoner, of Omaha; Mrs. Chas. U. Mohr, Mrs. J. E. Riley, of Schayler, and Mra, Capt. Jacob Swartz - lander, of Omaha, all in Nebraska, One of the rematkablo things 1s that Lillle Monroe, age nine yesrs, {s living under the same roof with her mother, grand- mother and great grandmother. Mr. Branner has always been a staunch demo- crat and cas' hlis first vote for Andrew Jackson in 1824, His sons are all repub- licans, and showed great patriotism, four of them having been In the army at one time during the war of the rebelllon, o — ‘Western Confidenca Men. “The good oltlzens of Valentine,’ sald a gentleman just returned fron the western country, to a reporter yesterday, ‘‘are just at present bothercd with a large number of confidence men, Thisnuisancs is of recint origin, Inssmuch as when Valentine was the headquarters of the cowboys, no “‘con” man dared to operate in the town, Now that Chadron has de- veloped and has boen made a sort of centre for all the cowboys of that section of the western counatry, the confi- dence men are flocking into Valentine. Last week 1 was tnere, and heard of two very neat tricks belng turned. In one instance two of the confidence fraternity found a ‘‘sucker” the country and indoced him to enter a dive with them, There they told him that they were traveling salesmen for & large jowelry house, and wanted to sell out thelr samples, The greeny immedi- ately offered to purchase, and produced a large roll of money—§800— and lald {t on the table. One of the men immediately grabbed $400 of the money and ran out of the house. The rustic was very much excited and wanted togive chace at once. He was pravented from dolng 80, however, by the othor con man who professed to feel very indlgnant over the action of his comrade and sald that he would get tho sberiff to coma and In- vestigate the matter, He returned soon after with a third ‘‘con” man who repre- sonted the sheriff. This man put a long- string of questions to the swindled man, and the conscquencs was that by the time a genulne alarm was given the “‘con” man and his roll of stolen money were beyond recovery. Another granger who waa taken Into one of these dives by a party of crooks, had alarge roll of money snatched from him, Ho showed fight, saying that no man should leave the room with his money, and commenced to belabor the crooks over the head with anything he csuld lay his hands on. Finally, one man dropped down and feigned death. His comrades Immedfately informed the sucker that he had commltted murder, snd was liable to be arrested at once by the sherlff, They worked upon hls feelings so that he fin- ally made up his mind to flce. He left town at once, under the Impression that he was’ s murderer, and before he dls- covered that he had been swindled, the crooks had made good thelr escape.” — —— Convict Labor, At a meeting of the joint commlttees of the bricklayers, stoneoutters and plasterers, held on Friday evenlng, a speclal committeo was appointed to draft resolutions on the matter of convict labor, The committee has completed its work, and tho followlng resolution was adopted as definlng the posltion of the varlous assemblles interested on the polnt: Resolved, That we, the bricklayers, stone cutters and plosterers, knowing the injurious effects of convics lsbor when brought in com. petition with honest labor, do hereby declaro that we will not do any work on any bullding whero convicts labor or material of any kind produced by convicts is being used, Committee: A. W, Mureay, Bricklayer, Mige R, McCartity, Stonesutter, Wa. W, Cox, Plasterer, OxAHA, August17, 185 On the Wheel, Four members of ths Omaha Wheel olub, T. H. Merrlan, Chas. Woodman, A. C. Jollefis and T. F., Blackmore took asplnup to Paplllion Sunday on the machine, making the run up there In an hour and a half, rather good tima consid- ering the roads. The retura trlp was mado in twenty minutes better time, as there was less hill climbing to do, variee, A marvel of purity Kth and wholesoa.eness. More econcm'cal than oroloary kinde, snd cannot be sald in compet.- 4ion with the maultitude «f low o' phosphate powde * KOYAL B2 K(aG POWDER €0., 1(6 Wall 8t., N, ¥ THE DAILY BEE-TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1885, 7axtRD—Room and board fot & large number of students inprivate famflles dating the coming Leavs addreee 8t Omaha Busnies -t V all and wioter. College, N. W. corner Donglas and 13th S). U, P, and U, 8, Oliver W. Mink, aseistant treasurer of the Unlon Pacific with headquarters at o > Boston, secdved yesterday to enter | Y\TAFTRr-Siackol merchan upon ‘ he work of checking accounts with tmpro od for merchandise. It the government experts now ccoupled or 1rade anything, write ts E. here, with a review of some matters per- Neb, talning to the financial relations of the company to the government. _The latter .km Fare £aR DAL andstovetn winto. Btat terma: Is representod by Messrs. Walker and | Address A G™ Bee office. 857-17p Plokerlll of the United States Commis: | mo——e e vioner Joseph B Johnston's offios &t Boa- | VW A aee fon ey e et o P casme gy ton, The work will require several days 005t and will lead to the adjastment of sev- eral important matters. - Apollinaris “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” “Has acquived a leading place in public esteem throughout the world.” British Medical Journal, May 31, 1884, ANNUAL SALE, 10 MILLIONS, O all Grocers, Drugyists, & Min.Wat, Dealers. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. ® In exoh Ange fo improved avd un 11 want to buy, sell Marphv, #ymore, 925 i1p 7axTAD—From Sept. 1at, by two young gentle- ANTEN —B00 people to bring thelr watobes to i olm & Erlokeon's to e ropaired. Satisfaction 1840 W guarant (e chine, to see the new Improved Amorican No, Wu'[wuq:my ady 1n noed of & sewing ma. . B Flodman & Co, agents 220 N 16th, 8304 " FOR oENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, Fiteon s ok 815, oorner Dav- 8. Tehman, 1108 Farnam 08541 NT—10 room hoass 4 b illell all or part of furnil M.” Beo office. 0" RENT=Qne too » cast from P. 0. ore. Inguire at Edhoim & K1 [ Toquire 085-18 Tor 720 outh 10th streat withio, L NOTICES. P SPECIA Al adv ertisements in the special columns will ¢ charged at the rate of 10 centss per kine or the | U BAN SECAPIRC S CCteal BosptALTEY Arst insertion, and 7 cents por line for each ubse- | is well suited for a Iirge boardlog hou quent insertion: No advertisement will be inserted | at Dr. Peabody's, No. 1417 yones §t. 036:10p Dl S e T DOV R mall ¢tores on £t Mary'save. 17, G. Clark, 1812 Doug aa Street. 65-10 V0R 1EsT—New store building 20x42 at 2022 Cum iog8t. O, C. Field, 95018 T W1OTo DeroR h 1,No. 710 and 712 rooms and Inquire | now occuplad by Cotral Hospl m houss 24th and Plerce 8t Ap- 8:0.18p OB RRNT— M state land ply on premises. contracts, chattels, collatorals or good eccurl- tles of any kind atthe Omaba Finanolal exchavge, 1608 Farnam St., up-taire;Tow rates; casy tor e 1.t 0B Rrxr—New hotuse four roome porch, emt front brick cllar, c'stern, well and out h uies on Baunders £t., 814 per wonth. J. K. Riley & South 18th streor. For rent—Two 1. sfx room houses, east, front on Saunders stroet; pocoh, hay window, hall way, closet, outhouses, cistern, well, walks, everything com modlous and complete, 815 per month, ~ J. K. Riley & C0., 216 South 18th 8t For rent—klogant six room houso on 24th streel nor'h of Capitol ave. Residence and location very desiradle. " J. E. RIE € & CO., 915 Bouth 16th &b 870- onmY to loan on first-clags foal estate_security. Dr. Paul, Wiliams biock. It © CAGUR BROTHERS, Investment Bankers, opposite VL post office. Omaha, negotlate mortgage 1.ans on first ecurity at rulling rates of Interest, Par. ties detiring to borrow money on improved city or country real cstate, for trom one to fivo years, ean b commodated promptly. McCague Brothers, bank. ers, opposite post offico. 662-t1 UNEY 10 10mn 0B ORattels, Woulloy & Harrion, Room £0, Omaha Rational bank bullding 651-t1 ONEY TO LOAN—On YL D, L. Thomas. #ONEY Loaned on ohattcls, cut rae, R. R iatoketa vouight and sold. A. Forman, 218 8, 15th 84 653- V{[OJPX O LOAX 1a_ sums of S0a0and dpwatd, Y10, 7. Davis and Co., Bosl Ksiabe and Losn | Jyon m Agents, 1605 Farnam 6. 5441 cistern, —~To o oomploted in Beptember, two ton all modern improvements; good : 710 10th 2p | roum house:; oilar and clogets, pear tho oa St a1 estato and chattels e '0R RENT—Cottage b rooms near Hanscom Park, Feae: Brick houss 8 roome S ouse 5 rooms Davenport and 26th. $16. Hous 6 room3 Leavenworth and_Groye Ste., $15. C.'F. Mayne & Co., 16th and Farnam, 750 60 Sylendid brick house of 10 rooms, well ty water, gas, furnace, fine barn and other out houses; In fact sll moder: cor.venierces on Chicago St., best residinice portion; §00 per mouth. C.E Mayne & Co., 15th and Farnat. For rent—Store foom 1122 Sherman avenue, $2 0. E. Mayre & Co., 15th and Farnawm. 1t ONaY to loan fn sums of 8200 and upwards on AV firat-clnes real estate socurity, Potter & Cobb, 1616 Farnam st. 64940 M CNEY LOANED at C. k. Rood &0's. Loas office Y1 on furniture, planos, horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds and all_othe rarticlea of valuo, #lthout remeval. Over 1st National Bank,cornor 18ih \nd Farnam. - All busiooes shriolly confidontial 650 {OR RENT OR LEASK—On 4 0F § years time; a farm of ) acres; 60 acres under cultivation and balance pasture aud hay Iand all fenced, two houses, barns, sheds, good water and other fmprovements to a res. ponsibly party. Call on or address M. Fox, 33 miles north of ¥lair Neb, Post of Blair. Will s140 scll my stock aud proporty it wan Loan—On o ky!ll Money to 4, With- M arity by W. R Croft nell bullting, N. E. corner 1¢th and v ar years of expi Bess of loani at last porfected a usual in such cas. napotiion tou temporarily embarrassod without delay ar ere, professional gentio thid clty caa obtain advances f.om §10 to $1,000 on such security ay hozsenold fur plance, ma. | chinery, borces, wagons, warahouso receipts, \ o notedo hand, otc., without removing sa from | Fron guxr Phipps oR REST—Store with four ro-ms in rear. Inquire 1318 Douglas. 4:9-Aug 2 n parsonal props; stem whereby the publcity no away with,and I am now ds of &'l who b to ralse me, annor. Housckeep- ‘mechanics and othors DOR RENT Beausiful subur 4 aces of groun), lar, tion, eplendid view, wil soll imorovon With byearslea e of ground atn sacrifice, 5 Mayne & Co., 16th aud Farnam. 315t 150 7 rooms, nta ok rexT—A building 22x64. Inquireat Boston dry gooda store, ¥ 10th st, ottage 6 rooms, house 10 Yoo owners e or place of business. Als> ¢, Seward and Campbell, on fino Wi mends, One of the - advantages 1 ¢ y_part 0! any loen can be pald at ar will reduco the interest pro rate and o ed st the original rates otinterest. 1 have no In_connction with my offico, but personaly superintend al my loans, I have privato officos conncoted with my general %0 that customers do not comen con act with each other, consequently making all transactions strictly private. W. R. Croft, room 4, Withnell buildiog, N. E_cor. 16th and Harney, 546.tt WANTED FEMALE HELP. ROOMS FOR HENT. TOR iExT—Nea 7 rooms §18 rner 11th ‘10t , 1613 Chioago ¢ ¢ Jop e Two lurmibed ooe fixed for small house keeping at asml price, 40th, between Farnam and Douglas, Jot-10p W ismen—A geod cook where another ghl s kept, 2225 Dodge St. M) 2 rooms for light 99517p 11041 Tom Nt —A bed room; benso kocping, 1511 Californla St W im0 twewo to tourtees sears old for | = = 11 Tilighiv 599 work 00 Fleaeanh B 1218 | ok et —Farnished rooms for light house keop- 95217p ing, at 111 north 13th St. ANTED~Good Ge girl for gencral houses 8 1 work at 810 Hainey oR RENT—A pleasant {:0nt Yoom with largo closct; J *lodern imiprovomente, on 20th atreet near St Mary's avo. Apply 8. W. coruor 16:h and Dalgo Sts. 11 Fouumladios mnted to lesrn teleg: ittons secured. Address enclosing G. K." Bee office. 100 Inquire N, W. TOR RENT—Large furnlshed room. 97418 ANTRD —Lady azents-0 a day with my wosder. oL rarnan: ul brand new rubber underzarments for fe- Iadles go wildover it. Madam I Litt le, box 445, Chicogo, 111, 071-17p. Ful: reNt—Four rooms, east s'de 18:h8t., 2d hovse north of Plerce st. 978 15p A ARG DRI L w1 —Furnlelio] room with bosrd f:r two In ate family at 15.6 Ja 949-17p AxTRD—Some first-clasy cooks, and 1sund ress with gocd wages at the old reisble Omaha Employment offico, 17 N, 10th 5t., up-stairs, _Mre. J. W. Morrison, Proprietor. t OR RExT—Furnished roows, 105 North 18th. Fi-10rg Lpitol ave. o021.32p 1] JRor nrvr—Room with bourd, 10:8.C. AxTHD—Ladics in want of good domestio girls, will be supplied on application to the old rellable Omaha Employmont Bureau. Mra, J. W. Morrison, 217 N. 16th St., up stairs. 89541 laquira Drugstore, 10th snd 94811 0R RENT - Room, AxTED—A good ghil for gonerat hou o work, Detons Mre. R. H. Wilour, 531 Pleasant St. 874-tf NoR RENT— [oom with board, 1512 Dolge St. S aTED—By firat class familic,zond gi 11 for zon- | &' * B otit exal houso work first and sccoud work, Y for dining room, hotcla. kitehen and lsundry work. The Omaha Employment Burcau has always g0od places on hand. Call ard sco for yoursalyer, 1120 Varnam st. u Yo rexT—Furnished and unfurntelid rooms 1417 Harvey Bt., opposite Horald offize. 030-17p JFon RneT—Two rooma ad} oining with board; front room south-esst, 1014 Webster 8t K08/t TANTRD—A Lumber of first-class girls wbo 1o cap: ble of coing good work, and receive gocd wages at the Owmaha emjloyment ofice, 217 north urnished double or sin- | Ok RrxT—Hondsomely 1118 Dodge £50t1 &lo rooms; atls b TELEPHONE EXCHANGE ! “HE ‘'HEI ' Yes, ' 'Wel -LO—Will yon please ring up 11 J0=Ts this 1119 ol , this Is the Omaha Boo. Mr, Tzachuck wishes to speak to you,” *‘ Hello, Hello—Who is this at the telephone!” ;‘ It's I, the manager of the MISFIT C i Mistit Parlors | * Yo" Beo—" Haye you your change ready?” Misfit Parlors— Yes, ir,” Bee— Misfit Parlors —'‘Yes, sir. Bee—*' Well, let me have it, please Misfit Parlora: We open to-morrow, tition in Omaha, We want all to LIVE and should at onca pay a visit to THE ONLY MIS! buy TO-DAY, Tuneday, w LOTHING PARLORS."” "I am too husy to come and tee you; will we change your add, to-morrow?” 'an you repeat it over the wire! if so, I will note it,” LET LIV ith o strongor determination than ever befora sinco aue opaning o out-do all compe and those who have any doubts as t) not being able to h thei tified FIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 1119 FARNAM STR 21 646 WHRE St TReey T, and see what their money will Eivervbodv SEShould See That $ 6 00 Pal 8 00 10 00 12 00 15 00 18 00 SUITS h.iarchnnt Tailor Made Pantaloons to be sold for § “ “ “ 310 3 90 470 b 60 6 76 8 30 Cut in, e nd from all the prevailing styles of cut and pattern will be sold at the following prices— $25 00 Merchant Tailor Made suit, to be sold for . “ “w “ 000 ¢ o0 v 40 00 50 00 60 00 65 00 “ “ “ “w “ “ “ “ “ “w “ “ “ . “ « $12 00 14 GO 16 80 18 70 23 00 27 50 381 20 WE HAVE A few licht weight or Spring Overcoats which will be sold for less than half the original value, also sevarate coats, seva- rate vests and coats and vests, which will be sold regardless of value. Letall pav a visit and satisfv anv curiositv thev mav hold over THE ONLY MISFIT ClothingParlors 1119 FARWAM STRE i) I 1119 TIOR SALX OR REST—Good hote in first-classtox South We: torn part of State. Apply to £ P. vit, Novelty Tron Works, 16th TORSAL Lot 9, b Lots 1 Lots No. )t 10, b 16, Hanscom pia No. 108 —New house 6 rooms Georgis ave No. 176—Houso 8 rooms Bartlett’s add. C. E. Mayne & Co., 16th Farnam. House aud lot and threc sharos in the ha Loan Aseociation; clear titlo and all C. E u TR sALE (old) On paid up. $1,600 Worth much more money. Mayne & Co., 8. W corner 15th and Farnaw. 8 A grocory busineas fn o good locality stock worth from 31,600 to §2,000; rent very rea Inquire of Meyer & Raapke, whelesalo g0 sonable. 742-41 core, '0 BXCIIANGR—§8,000 stock of hardware and farm ‘machinery for good Nebraska Jand. £6,0C0 botel to Colorado, rents for $100 er month to trade for unimcumbered farm, or wild land. 1,000 ttcck of gencral merchandiso to exchango rm of 640 acres in Rherman Co., Neb. well improved near railroad, price £3,000; will cll for balt oach, halance on tims oF -exchange for stock of hard- ware, stoves ard tinware £0,000 acres of Nebrasks land ab §6 per acre to ox- change for merchandis CHAS. R, WOOLEY, room 20, Omaha National Bauk, Omaha, Neb, 18 JFgr san=Forty lotstor slo on Burt nd Cumings Detween 20th and 818t cheap, lnside property edford & Bouer. 814:4f FOR SALE MISOELLANKOUS Ji OR SALE—Rostamant ard like Tincoln, at 1285 O street, & two word two sthry buick bul roon s up-staira, A comple rant, » 20od route end wa ~clas i res taurat trade. Good reasons for sel ing. [ Crook, et, Lincola, Neb. 145 in the city ol ar leaso on a nloe furnished d rostau- o W1 b7 & zood mare, harmors and bugay. B 140 1 jaire & Enain Shorman wve » hoto son 1 and Center, after 6 0'2/ock, fi 18th street, officoup-staira Biw J. W. Moriis n, pro prietor, Bortt TOR RExT—1 w. Il turnkshed room for 2 gontlemen 1500 Farnam street, 0pprito Gosa 1o el. Apply a6 room b, or at Wasnciman & Larets. 218 1811 5t it WANTED MALF HELP. Tor ssLk—Furoituro, carpets &, of & six room houe, soparately of a8 a wh 1s. " Now last Ocio- ber. Inquiro b 72( 8. 17th St., opp.site Losven- 7 ANTED —3en t) go out with surveyisg paits; 35 8 month and board. Tuguire of Georgo S$c0tt, 631 Maln 5t , Councll Blufls 12418 uth frons rooms 8, W. 70081 or RExT—Handsozcly furnisked rooms 1704 Cap: itclase. e {0R RENT— or unfurnish 1213 Howard Bt. 020 41 ¥t the Paxton Hotel; | —— — - Steady ou | [Tlon swxr—Furnishd room 1021 Capltolave, 136 15p 660 aug20p JoR RENT—2 pleasant comcr 10th and Davenport anxts wasten—For the Chsmplon Ink Eraser, soud 12 cts. for sawple. Chamgion Novelty Co., 121,60pt-1 0 Yoo furus) 5 bake must bo steady snd industrious, Floyment; wrwes 825 | cr month. Dok RENT—At 1010 Farnam street. two i furnished frout Fooms with use of bath rooms. 430-t1 taraishod rooms, NW cor, 70k RENT ~Two 1 Feat sarman 218t wnd 8t. Mary's Ave. us 17 Yonng men as clerk who spel 7 ANTRD Call 1120 Faroam St. ud Danieh, 10K RENT—Tw0 (LganS O fcesit ELEEWIL'tbIco 804-t1 Jon wast—Handsome turuishod roouas, 7ANTED ~Agents. Address Electric Lamp and Biove Co., St Louis, Mo., for o reular, cut snd torms cf 66 candle power Marsh Electrio Lamp 108buct10p W 16 Dodge 2augl? OB~ Wikis board, destrabl ANTED = Good Lirfbklayers, apply Monday morn- a e 4 Ui, Charles Hotel. 1ug, between 10th and 2,th, o Douglat, 09810p - Jon pax—ror manutacturing purmosos o hall AXTED-- At Harburts Dye worke, 1014 O st cet, ‘o room 44x76, 8 floor, No. 110 8. 1ith et.. Liuc:l, Neb., tao good repairing tailors, enquire st 1409 Dodge 5. A. J\ Blwpson, 965 608~ ANTRD—A G0k, mar CF woman at Eur_pesn ho. | g0k RNNT - Contrally located furnished rooms at te’, 022 south 10th St 756811 28 south 15th ot. 809t s P OR kENT—Large front xoua on fiest floor with or SITUATIONS WANTED without board; nquice 84 1901 Faruam Bt. W —ky & soung Scand 807t a o tamily to take FOR BALE--HOUSES—LOTS, vears experiocce, Good referencos, , . Bre o, waLk—Houso and lot on S Georgia avenues; will sell cheap. \ & Erennac, 1611 Uodge 5t Gk pAun ~Cheap, two sew cottagen and 1t ¢ i ninly paymenis AddressL. P, Proyn, 1 ot 15th Bt, 077:19p RO Aut8 sood lots oa Shwrman ave, meas Ppo ploton’s residence: 82,600 will boy' the 3, part cab.” Ounningham & Breciisa 1811 Dodge 8t 181 1ap, & situation o (f horses, t Addre Wo lworth and Canniogham 1217 13 v, situation fo_offie address “B. G." Bse off 7 AN eals hicu: 1089 ability with unexceptionsl peaking and writiog both Englsh and {odurate ot with 2 houses, 351 7 2 8, well, cistorn, barn, &c., 16t wid Haraey, W L 9251 1o Unimprovad properts taken as part pay. Monio2, 630 aud Dovglae, MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, - Do BAUK—A good 10t on 10th near Bickory street, wust bo soid 8000, Cunniogham & Breonan, 1611 Dodge 5t. 1417 W 237 o rade o gond weoond bavd plano for whreo ard voggy. Itquire ab Boholm& Erick . ¥iB-11 1 V0K SALE=A two 8tcrv_ 22180 frame hullding sult- abls for a store near 10th sud Farvam strest. Apply at this offion, 047 F Part cash. 7ANTAD—To {nvest; & ma0 cf years of experiece and s bility, des poiiion s book kee some mercantilc busines with & view of purc o interest. A No. 1rcfrence. Addiess A, office. 969 0k eALn—House and 1ot on Kouth 161h St.; hous sx ro0ms and #ll modern {zapiovements, Cunplogham & Broanan, 1611 Dodge & 116-17 OR kALE—A bargaln; good house 7 roome, barn, well, clstern and otber improvements with & acro of ground on Leavenworth St., near city il $3,600, aasy terums. C. E Magne & Co,, 16th and Farasin, e Wagen 84 por b7-17p ATru—85 teams for B K. work, day. Callat 1418 Dodge stret. Tartap—By & youog Ilady studying w bome, Wl uake beree {u eful for bawrd: ref- exence given. Address Anca B, H., 12) Madison St Councl Blutle, lowa. 976-19p worth Sehocl House, Fon fawn—a ighs busgy, make) with childs scat 1o front. barn, on 16th ¢t }:iu.?u.x— €. B smith, Iry ng ok san = hoap. four axiato pouten, ton phacton, (Simprons 1nqui o Bue T Faows, 7 , Neb, Apply tr ¥, sth and 18p O mronsan, st hien owa 90) hend of 8 y stecrs, 300 hord 2 yoir ol §'eers. 100 head 1 year old ste All chales oxtra heavy ot ttlo and wo now quote foeders a 821eptd 3,95 per cut. Chapin Bres 70R 8aLK—A barber shop outfit at 8. W. Riloy's, 216 N, 16th 8t. 76541 Wi Ok BALK—Fino eettor pun 7 months old, 788 om b, Redick block, 70k 8ALE—100 [0ts, Spring Hill; will sel on easy torms; tiate for improved property and pay dif- {erenico I valuos L cash oF AwG MorLgazas. Par- tios can find cheap homes an' advantageous trades W. H. Groen, over Lit Nath, Bauk, tolo ugh, 468tL Ok 8ALK-T0 lota in Pelliam Flaco, oue block trem strcotcar track, Luquire 218 8 13th St. __doite Jok 8ALE—0r would trade bugy; B0 acres in Gesper cousty. South 18h § reet, or & good horse and ‘Apply to 218 ot Jox saLn—Botler and engine, 20 horse power boller snd engine, 'p good runoing order; want to sell for the reason that they are not large enough for the new machinery which we will put lnto our rew bullding on Harney 8t Clarke Broa. & Co., 1408 Douglas 8t. 616t nd 8; 080 uw. igo 8¢ 017t W Dargata, NO 1 & A “Sarrisie iaeton aud side bar brollas and sunehades, sd 1409-1411 REAL ESTATE, OB BALE-BY MOHSE & BRUNNER. No, 10988 feet on Jones street, & corner, an excel- eat location for or obbiog boure and rem 120—House lot 81x 81239 feet fine busizess lots on 16th strect, cach §3,600 . 110—Best bu ini 8 cornor_ o3 Harney street, 6 feet trant, only 814,000, . 100—A flor lot 60x182, corner of alley, 1(th ¥trect noar Farnain, a sp'endid investmony b §16.000, . 428—A splen.id 10t 633182, on Farnam itreet opposite the court hou' e, 810,600 . d50—A'wylcndid east front and one & corner ‘south trout, each 663140, 0n Goria ave. , 11 blocks from Leavenworth stivet, Keos Place, fine thade trees, ¢ach §1,600. 482—A fine coruer on Gearglh avenue east front, 0. 4808 extra cholce Icts 2 blocks from Farnam and noar 83id 6 rocts, from 8800 to 8900, No. 416—2 choico lots Dodg streot, south fecnt, & corver, price for the two $1,2(0 461 ( Two choice lots on Farnsm street, 81,150 462 and $1,260 tlce cottage and full lot near Park ave., 00. 448—A Farzain; 10 room now house, tull lot,cear Georgla avenuo, $3,160. . 432—An clogant It on € cor, Nor 453w oty in tmeba No. 400 each, Lots, acre propertyand farms for sale in loc and prices to suit all. MORSK & BRUNNER, 27-24 Paxton Building, Cor. 16th and Farnam. avenue, §300. Place, #1,000 o1t $ALE—Restaur 1t thoroughly estatlished and well paylug, eelling 03 acoount of sicknoess, $/00. Farm of 80 acros, 12 wiles from Omaha, highly im- proved, $1,000. Lots in Brookline, §2 Lots in 1 nrcom ' plice, 8350 House, st b'e and lot 091103 1n south umaha, for £1.000, 5 acres in Hydo Park, 8500 5 acies in Floren South Kleventh t. BOARDING,. 5in privato family. Terma coracx 19th and Crlifornia. 111-15p W rea onsble, at N. W, »—Doard by young man and slster; private family preferrod; hest of reforenco given and required. Answor stating terms, 'F, C.” Bee cflize. 10417p LOST AND FOUND. cows and 1 helfer,whitc stub h hip, and red cow with bell, heifer ro te star, couple white spots on tho sides; Oth streef, out cf ity limits, Peter Keroer. 900-18p. PHYSICIANS, R. WARD, room 5, Withnell Block, 16th and Har-~ ney. (e MISOELLANEOUS. Jor saLR—Erick house anl largo lot on N. 10: St., 4,600, New'houre, 6 rooms, lot, 915t St.,near Clark,81,000. Tot on 22 Clark, $760. Lot on Mon'*ana 8t , $1,200. Mocern residence i flaest location, on Cuming St. £11,C00. Lots on California 8t , betweon 24th and 25th St., 14-81,500 8 houres and lots on 15thSt., near Chicagn, $7,000. 4 lot and house on Wobster ¥ evr 16th St , §2,£0). Neo v huso 20x48, stable, on Division oin st., | 2,600, Lot on Sprucs nesr 13th St., 1,160, ITRAVED OR STOLE and wire fenca icirs on the b 000 pounds, Librel reward wi mation leading to her recoves Florenc?, Neb (()¥AIA BANITARY Co. — Privy vanlty, eiuks sad coss po. 13 clean: d any time of day fn an entirely odorless way with my improved pump and paf narrel apparatus. A, EVANS, office 1208 Dodge St., Omabia, Nebrsska, 056-sept- 14p -A bay mare, wbite face ight about te pald for infor- J.°W. Hastetler, 122.21 0k KENT—Two plancs, Inquire Edholm & Erlok- gon, §0288 1o with hou'e, on 10th near Castellay, 83,600, lov on 10¢h 8t., near Doreas, wita house, 3t 16th and Center, r 149, 81,600, ez lot on 16th and Dore: y house and stable, ot on 12th St, near Cas'c £700. ater, 2 housos, §1,500 # 10t on Cont I and 19th St & Lots in all “ad ) farms and scho or trade by Vedicks & Ge 816-15 {0R LKAA—Bast unoccupled grood in th warehouse house, 57 feot front on Leave north bot 10ch and 11th, will easo(or 99 years, ford & Soner 620 {R sALB—Sixteen lots on Viaton snd 17th St very desirablo property and on easy term:., One hundred forty foct Faraam street property south frort, near néw Court house, 8109 per frout | toot; will seil in 22 foot lots to ths right kind of pur- chacore; this 18 a raro chance to recuie b ineas prop- erty that will double in value faside of tbreo yeare. . 13th £t la avenue, desirablo rth, Bod- q > preperty Sevenlotaon Virginla sve., esst fronk ablo prices and torws caty, J. k. Kiloy & Co 13th Hilo—1 perty. For salo—Gnod house and 10t on 24th stroet rear Capitol ave., 82,700; o b gain. For ulo—Buslues’s lots cn South 18th St , cheap, 3. E. Kiley 158 15th 5L rons to call and see our_property vo positive bargain®, 710-11 feot on 18th, 99 foes deep; businesy {oR BALE—Houso and 2 lots &t & bargsi $3,600 8. 16th Streot;room to bulid four more houses for rent. Two ¢legant lots Shinns Additions, 2700, Large houso and two lots Hanscom Placs, 6000, House and 1ot north 19th 8t, 600, Touse and 1ot Ragan's Add, 1200, Houre andl .t 8. 15tn 8t, 1.00. THouse and lot Paciflo St., near Depot, 88 2 houses and 1ot on Cass 8¢, & ear 10th. Hoown and 15th 8t , 8300 Farm land i ounty In northern Ne- | braska. Davia & Co., 1606 Farnam St. £66-Aug 23 BUSINESS OHANOES, [OR ¥ALE—A barl oldent o:tablished trade fn Omahs oash or real estate, Adcress A, b thop aud bath room. 1he will well for | office, 100-26p AALB=Stock and fixtures of grocery #tore 607 to strect. Reasou'orscll, being in other | Dbus'ness. 07.17p B g inCattlo ranch. ) acres doeded land. 700 bead stecrs 8 yeas old, 800 beifers 8 yearh old 5 hiori es and camp equipaze, situa'ed ahout 18 wiles from B. & M. K. R, Good water and fioe graz iui ut §26,000 {cr u short time. Hawlia & Brown, 311 Bouth Eleventh 8t. ood0 | JNOR NALK-BLOOkE 8110 XLUTES OF & COMpIote LAKF Ty ice cream parlor snd ressaurant in one of the Iccations I tho elty, 17 monthis lease on build esnons for iolind; cther businere. Adaress ‘Hcstaurant” care Bee offio 92419 No SALB—A lhlum“\] lwpliment and hardware bus th wentern lowa; rersons for selliy W. B., oaio Beo Publiching Co. | | oying b 4 address 7224 F.m 5ALE—A good paying business e Iitdo coplial for cuah. For partica 0. Box 867, Omahs, Neb. J\OR TRAUR—Nano county lends for stook of gen- eral merchandia or hardware. Address John | Linderbolw, Contra City, Neb. Szaugl | {108 BALE —A restaurant; big bargaln, o & fine lo- catlon; leaso of Luildiog for ten monthe; g 0od | Render of Diseases of Mon an1 Women. | ed withont tho RIVY vaults and co3-pools cleaned fn an odorless ay by F. G Abel, P. O. Box, 878. 525-aug-28p P orora—On Elkhorn and Fiatbe. 7. Murray, 740 C F.Anspaoncr, 1013 Leavenworth. 448aug2] banjo glven by G E Gollen 480.41 NBTRUCTION on beck, at 1116 Capltol 4ve. RUPTURE CURED, or us:1c58 trusses Dr. M. M. ave, lls., At .Omabs 26th and 27th. ALL COR- DOUG RESPOND- 29 LAS STREET, STAMP OMATIA, RELLY, Seventeen yars Experience, DR.G. W. PANGLE Ecleotric, Maguetio nnd Horbalist Phgsislan Now located a8 1210 Douglss St Omans, Neb,, up-stairs. A correct disenosts glven wichout ‘any explanation from the paticnt., Consul ation freo at office. 1 Treat the Following Diseases. Catarrh of the Head, Diseases of the Eyo and Ear. Hoart Discaso, Livor Complaint, Kidnoy Com-~ plwint, Nervous Debility, Mental Depression, Loss of Mauhood, Diabetes, Bright's Discase, 86 Vituo Lance, Bhoumatsn, P.ralysls, White Bwelllugs Serofula, Fover Unncors and Tumors remove or the drawing gf & drop of blood, Woman, with hor o leate organs, Restored to Health, Dropsy Cured W ping, Bpecial Attention Given Lo Peivate and Veuoreal Disoases of oll Kinds, Worms Kemoved In two or threo | noura or No ¥ay, Hemmorelioids or Pilos Ctred or No Charges Made, Thoso who ato afflioted will save Iife and hun- dreds of dollars by calliug on or usiog DR, u,l? PANGLE'S Notice! HNotice! THE MAGNETIC HEALE To all who are diseased or affi’cted, no n long toe standing; come and bo bealed, Feamale dis- ones where medicines have falled o give reliol, & spsclalty; come oue, coto all and be healed by the Magaotio hiealer, the only sure oscape from any dis- oase. For examioation, our oha ges are$L. for each troatmont, or visitations §2; termy strictly cash, J H. PAGELAR, North State St., ove milo west of Falx Grounds rrEYCKE BRO, WHOLESALE |CALIFORNIA FRUIT Car California Bartlett Poars, Plums, Peaches and Grapes, due Monday, Aug, 17th. Car California Late Pears, due Thuredsy, Aug, £0:h, Send orders early as fruit is closed rade. Reasons for selling, have other business (o | thond to. Address 5 P., Bee office. 0 l on arrival,