Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 19, 1885, Page 8

TRAE DAILY BEE. Wednes lav Morning._August 19, LOCAL BREVITIES, — A warrant has been sworn out for the ar- vost of William Hike, who is charged with wilful assanltupon John Anderson, —John Rooney and Thomas Oarroll, charged with breaking into Weldeman's store, have been bonnd over to the district court, in the sum of $8(0, —'The brazen sneak who stole meerschaum cloar holder from a desk in the city editor's room in this office in warned to return it within twegty-four hours and avoid prosecu- tion, —4On Thursday evening of this week a do: nation party will be held at the Seward stroot M. E. church, A fine musical and literary entertainment is in preparation and every- bedy and their friends are cordially invited to attend, Dy the steward, —John P, Schminke, of Rood's Real Hs- tate agevcy, now sports a broad aud tender smile, Ho is the father of twins, who ar- rived Monday. Everybody doing well, and John ia setting up the *‘cloar smoke” in colebration of the event. —Gonial “Doc” Schroeder 1 feeling very much worried because some of his acquaint- ance are confounding him with the Fred Schroeder who was fined yestorday in police court, The “Doc” wants it distinctly under- will hold their annual picnic at Hanscom's dark on Thursday evening of this week. If it should be stormy it will take place on Friday. Refreshments sent to the church before 10 a, m. will bo carried free to the park., All feiends of the church and school are cordlally invited, —Thomas Haley, » man formerly a elerk in Omaha, has died in Tllinois leaving a fortune of many thousands of dollars, It s belleved that his heir, o brother or sister, cr perhaps both, aro liviog somewhero in this city or state. A gentleman well known in this clty sny that he is possessed of information which would lead to the securing of the fortune for the proper heira if they would make them- selves known, —Mr. Hans Wensteberge, traveling repre- sentative of the German Tribune, was assail- ed on Doug'ns, near Fourteenth street, about 10 o'clock Monday night, by stranger, who prosented pietol and threatencd to open Mr, W.’s person to the moonlight. Tho assailant, however, seamed suddenly to discover that he had the wropg man, and with an apology, dis- appeared, —A mesting of soclalists heldMonday night in California hall and the chief feature of the evening was a debate upon the relative atti tudes of capital and labor, in which sides were taken by lot. The defense of capital fell to Mr, Frederick Schoake, editor of the German Tribune of this city, who made the best of an argument against his convictions. Mr, Aug- uat Spies, editor of a Chicago sccialistic paper, opposed Mr, Schanke, and in the fullaess of soul painted anarchy and communism in words of fire. It is noedless to say that Mr, Spies was unanimously givon the merits of both question and debate. THE NEW Ci.TY HALL. The Contract Signed by the City and School Board for Its Erection, Yesterday morning a copy of the con- tract between the olty and school board, ralative to the propoied clty hall bulld- iog, was filed In the office of the clty clerk, The document, an important and interesting cne, reads as followa: That, whereas, the city of Omaha re- quires a city hall building to contain the city cfficer, and the said board of educa- tion need cffices for the officers and agents of the eaid board. Now, therefore, it 1s agreed by and be- tween the parttes hereto that the sald cliy shall erect a clty hall building on Faroam street, upon lots 5 and 6, block 116, 1n sald clty Said bullding to be erected upon plans and epeclfications accepted by certaln commlittees, appointed by sald clty and aid board, The eaid bulldlog to ba bullt at an estimated cost of $200,000. The said bosrd of education agree to pay towards the erection of said building # sum equal to one-elght of the cost of ald bailding, such one-eighth part not to exceed the sum of $25,000. At the completion of sald building, which shall contain suitable rooms for the officsrs and employes of both the pariles hereto, as shown by the plavs to be adoptel by the joint com- mittees, the said board of education shall be and become the owner in fee of such part of sald building as the money they have paid shall bear to the cost of the whole building. That Is to tay, If it pays one-elght part of the cost, it shall own onereighth of said bulldirg and 50 on In proportion.” The document Is signed by Msyor J. E. Boyd for the city, J. J. Poluts and Charles Conoyer for the school board and R. Hull, J. J. Points, Wm. Cobarn, busloess committee, Grading on the proposed olty ball site, on Farnum botween Seventeenth and Eighteenth is progrois'ng rapidly, aud the lots will soon be ready for the work of putting in the foundations, L — A Paintul lijury A letter just rectived in this city by the bookkeeper of the firm of Coa & Carter, eays that Br, Ieaac Coe, who s now in Idsho on a pleasnre trip met with a ssvere accldent wiile out huniing Jast week near Belleview. His gun burst snd his arm was badly torn, while the thumb of his tight hand was taken off. His injurles, while not painful are dangerous, He will probably oturn in & week or so, S — For Trade.—Nunce county lauds for stock of genersl merchandlse or herd. ware. Address John Linderholm, Cen. tral City, Neb. ————— Oure for Blceplessness. New Yark Sun, A simple cure of eleeplessners has been advised Dy a Per'sisn phyeician for an American traveling through Earope who sutered from wakefol bights, The medy was complete ceesstion of mental exerlivn in the evening and the formation ©of 2 hablt of rething at the esme tlwe #ach evenlog No letter writlng, no seading of « xkublo bocks wis sllowed, and the mind was placed ln as paesive s #tate as powsible. The Americen, who bad bien & victhm of slecplessneas for yeare, returned bome cured. ————— Try Bd, Kuppig's uvew mest market, 804 N, 16th wrset. Lowest pricor. If you boy lumber snywhere without first gotting Hosginod's prices, you will Joss mongy, SAILING IN MID-AIR. ——g— A Balloon Expert Tells How it is Done, The Dangers of a Balloonists Life— Some Interesting Facts on Ethe- rial Voyages, ‘“Yen," sald the balloonlst Hant to reporter lastnight, “‘itreqalres an Infinite amount of skill to run a balloon sacoest- fally. Every time that I make an ascen- clon I learn something that Ididn’t know before with regard to the matter. A dif- fioult thing to learn is to ll the balloon properly, as well as how to adjust the rope correctly. Anotner part of the operation which requires judgment is the throwlng out of ballast, In changing the balloon from one current of alr to another. No, there s no such thing as gulding a bal. loon—you have got to let It drifi where it will. Of course, by throwing out sand you can lighten the balloon and send the balloon from one stratam of alr to an- other.” *‘What do balloons coat!” *‘You can get a good balloon for $300. The best ones, I think, are made In St. Louls, There /s an erroneous Impres slon that the finest and moat costly bal loons are made of allk. I have noticed a great many people examine my balloon and then go awsy and talk obout {t's be- ing made of sllk. The fact of the mat. ter Is that the materlal 1s not slik at all, but the finest kind of canvas very closely woven. What kind of gasdo we usel Well, it don’t make much difference, so it is pure. Good hydrogen gas made out of hard coal Is very gocd, and the ga made out of z'nc and chemlcals dissolved in water will also anweer the purpore. The great essentisl in filling a balloon 1s that the gas fhall ba pure.” **How far can a balloonist navigate on one trip?” “Well, that depends upon all condi- tlons, Thres or four hundred miles is a good trlp. One of the longest on record, 1 belleve, Is that of Prof. Wise, who traversed the distance between St. Louls and Columbas, some 700 miles, at vne voysge.” The great danger of a balloon voy- sge,” continued Prof. Hunt, is in alight. Ing. When a balloon oncs commences to go down in gocd earnest, there /s no stopping her. Occasionally the balloon- ist drops into some grest lake, and is obliged to float a_ day or two before belng retcaed. I remember one of my voyages that was enidenly terminated by the fall ¢f my balloon into Lake Erle, I floated for sixteen hours before I was picked up by a pasing boat. I wss passed by a number of steamers In the night—some of them a0 near me that I could distinctly hear the operation of their machinery—but T could not shout lond enough to~ make myeelf heard. “One of the most dangerous places In America to land In, is the swamp Jand tarrltory of Michigan, where Prof. Wise and Prof. Dopaldson perished. Here the balloon generally becomes stuck fast In some tree, while the voyager is compelled to climb to the ground. He finds that the swamps are covered with water from two to five fest deep, all the way through. He can see no way out, does not know in which dl- reclion to turn, and becomes hopelessly entangled In the growth of trees and bushes. If he doesn’t die of fatigue and hunger, he is certain to be literally eaten up by the moeqaltoer You see 1t is Im- possible to travel faster than two or three miles a day through thete swamp lands. Another peril which attenda the man who aspires to navigate the alr ara the telegraph wires which are encountered In large cities. When a balloon passes swlftly through a net- work of these, it is liable to be cut all to pleces, while the balloonist is lucky if he isn't instantly killed, There is one poor fellow now selling peanuts in Fox: Wayne, Ind.,, who had twoarms and a leg cut off by telegraph wires, on the very first ascension he made. “I could go on and tell you more of the dangers of a bal loonist’s life, but 1 am afraid I have told you enough already to pravent your ever dealring to become a member of the crafe.” e —— Moure Burglaries, Barglars entered Colonel Henry’s resi- dence Monday nlght, They went in by the kitchen window, which was open, pried open the bick hall door, thence into the cellar and out. They put Colonel Hen- ry’s boots outside, where they were found this morning, and took from the house only a box of honey-—leaving some beer and wine untouched in the collar. They must have been old soldiers, and thelr consideratlon s appreciated this tire. Later the thleves attempted to enter Byron Reed’s office but fatled. Thieves slso eutertd the residence of ar. F. D. Wilcon, 2123 Dodge street, bout 3 o'clock yester ay morning, by removingthe window screen of theroom in which they slept. In the mornlng » rockiog chalr and clothes were fourd In the front yard. The thieves tock seventy cents buc laft a valuable baby. o — Bupposed to Have Absconded, Messrs. Geo. Welnert and Michael Mullen have commenced an attachment eultin Justics Selden’s court, to attach the goods of Mra. Alice Phelps, a lady living In Oa ahs, who 1t is alleged, has left the city snd fled to Iows, for the purpote of defrauding her crecitors The papers have been served and the goods of the missing woman attached to sati: fy the clalm of the complsinants Apollinaris “THF. QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” “lt has steadily secured increasing popular and professional favour, as a pure and agreeable Table Water,” British Medical Journal, Moy 31, 1884, ANNUAL SALE, 10 MILLIONS, Of all Grocers, Druggists & Min.Wat, Dealers, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. FIBVCEL, SUIG 1ELES. STkt & Uariogs Buliders nud EH THE DAILY BEE--WEDNZSDAY, AUGUST 19 TELEPHONE EXCHANGE ! AKING OWDE Absolutely Pure. Mhis powder never variee. A marvel of purity, strength and wholescmeness. More cconomical than the ordinsry kirds, and eannot beeold in_competi- tion with thegmultitude of low test, short weight aud cf phosohate pos ders _ Sold onlv In oans. ROYAL BAKING BOWDER €0, 108 Wl stacet, N Y SPECIAL NOTICES. AW ado ertisements in the special columns will 5¢ charged at the vate of 10 centa per lina or the frst insertion, and 7 cents yer line for each ubse- quent insertion: No advertisement will ba inserted ‘or Less than 25 cents for the first t TO LOAN-—MONEY, ONRY 70 L0AX—Loans mado on resl ostato land (V] “contracts, chattels, collaterals or good eecuri~ tles of any kind at the Omaba Finsncial oxchaoge, 1608 Farnam 5t., up-stairs; low rates; easy for ne. 0 CAGUR RROTIIERS, Investment Bankers, opposito ‘mortgage l.ans on lling rates of interest, Par- tles esiring to borrow money on improved city or country resl eatate, for from one to five years, oun bo commodated promptly. MoCaguo Brothers, bank- ers, opposite post office. 682-ct UNEY 10 1080 0n obattels, Wooliey & Harrison, W “Room £0, Omaha National bank bullding 651-t1 ONEY TO LOAN—On real estato and chattely V1 D. L Thomea. 66241, ONEY Losned on chattols, cut rats, R. R WA okots vought and sold. A. Forman, 210 8,155 84 653-t1 Azonta, 1805 Farnam St. ONEY T) LOAN In oums of §300 and apward. i DAE [And Gocy RAAL Buthke) b, Tomc M2 toloan tn sue cf 8300 and upeards on AV A Ings real estato socurity, Potter & Cobb, 649-tt ONEY LOANKD at C. F. Reed & Co's. Loan offica V1 on turniture, rllnon, horsce, wagons, personal property of all kind d all othe rarticles of value vithout romeval. Over 1s National Bank,corner 13th +ad Farnam. Al businoss siriotly confdentlal ' oxkrl oxmy!l woxrylll Money to Loan—On chattel security by W. R Croft, room 4, With- A\ aell butl ing, N. E. corner 16th and Barney. years of experience and a carerul study of the busi- Bess of loaning money on_ psrsonal proparty, I have ot last porfectod a mystom whereby the publicty usual in such cases is done away with,and I am now na posiiion to weet the demands of all whe becox temporarily embarrassed and deslie to raise money without delay avd in a quict manner. Housckeep- ers, professional gentlowen, mechanics and others in thia city can obtain advances fzom §10 to 81,000 on such security as hoisenold furniture, plance, ma. chinery, borse?, wagons, warehouse réceipts, seour- ed notesof hand, etc., without removing same from owners residonce or placo of business. Also on fine Watches and Diamonds, One of the adyvantages I offer 18 that any part of any losn can be paid at auy timo which will reduce the Interest pro rata and all losns renexed at_the original rates otintorest. T have no brokers in connection with my office, but personally superintend al my loans, I have private offices conneoted with my genersi office 80 that customers do not come in_con'act with each other, consequently makiog all transactions strictly private. W, R. Croft, room 4, Withnell building, N. B cor. i6th and Harney. ' 646.tt WANTED FEMALE HELP. 7AxTED—A® once, 5 No. 1 dini the Car geld boute, Omaha. VW A3 ~A good Gorman gl for genersl house- work; 1915 Capitol ave. 144.21p WV Axran At 2110 Cailforaia stroet, a gond girl; 143-20 must be experienced. W/ AxTRD—A cspablo tru:tworthy woman o do gon- eral house work; o small famiily. ~ Csll atter six o'clock, 2618 Charles St. 142:20p VWATan—A gl for gonoral house work 8 W. comer 218t and Webster St. Mrs. of, W. Crea- 3 140-20p Apply at 1909 Far- 133.99 ANTED —A 004 nurse girl. nam S:roet. ANTED—A good caok where another gl Is kept, 2225 Dodge St. 1104 old for W immn—=ia twelve to fourteen night hous work, 635 Pleasant § Wumn-uuafi German girl work at 810 Hatney. 1 Foung adtes wintea it'en’ accured. | Addr off W W Anmso—Sowo first-class covks, and laund rors with gocd_wages at the reible Omaba Employmeat office, 217 N. 10th i, up-stairs. M. 3. W. Morison, Propriotor. o7t W st will Ee supplied on application to the cld reliabls Omaha Employmoent Bureau. Mra. 3. W, Morrison, 217 N. 16th St., up stairs. 89440 yours . or general loarn teleg enclosiog ANTED—A gond girl to do kitchon work, Ocel- denta! Hot:l. 0% -tt p—Ladies in want of good domestio girla, After | W ixrin—By o young Scandisavien, & Wita tion in & private tamily to take care <! horees, vears experionce. Good references, Address Bre office. 10250p 7ax1AD—By & 12", situstion fn_ofice or whole. wale howe, Address "B. G." Boe o3 106:28p ot In an_offios ‘Stenogeay her' 10623 W Axien ~Sleuation ae sten-grap Reforcnces fornishod. Address Bee office. Ax1%D—Situation 18 book keepsr with exper- fence and business ability with unexceptional refcrences, #peaking and writiog both English and German Moderato salary, Address A " Bes office 008.92p MISOELLANEOUS WANTS. " 7AxTHD—To frade n gond second hand plano for & horee ard boggy: Tnqulre ab Baholm & Erlck won. (] ANTID—To Invest; a man of years of experience and abillty, desir position as book keeper in some mercantilo busines. with & view of purchasing | tition in Omaha, . #hould at onoa pay a visit to THE ONLY MISFIT CLOTHING P. buy TO-DAY. Address “A.” Boo A No. 1 refsrence. 8 990.29p #n interest, office. TAxTRD~ByY & young Iady stodyine music, a home. Will n ake herse'f ureful for board; ret- erence given, Address Anna . 1., 123 Madison 8¢, Council Bluffe, lows. 076-10p alland wioter. College, N. W. corner Douglas and 13th 8, AxTED—Room and board for & lsrzo number of students in pivate familles daring the coming Teave eddress at Omaha Bus nees 604-t1 AFTRC—Slock of merchandise In exch ange fo farms and Iande; also 1aad_improved aud un- impro-ed for merchandise _If You want to buy, sell or irade anything, write 1 B, F. Murphv, #ymore, Neb. 925.21p YWV Agran-Brery bod to call on W. A, Moreleon fox first class Job printlog, 1618 Douglas St WA)“’IF ~600 people to bring thelr watcbes to 66541 Ed}olm & Erickeon's to berepaired. Satlataction guarante od. 18441 QVANTEDEvory ady in ooed of e sewing me. chine, to seo tho now Improved Amarican No, . E. Flodman & Co. agenta 220 N 16th. B303 Owen Whalen, " . Depot. G2 159 20p one blcck fiom B, o nexT—Oottage of 8 rooms 2408 Caes Street. In. quire of P, 0. Msllsy. , 185-20p NT—Septomber 1:t. Cottage 1711 Jaoxron cot. Inquire at 1623 Jackeon! 46t F OR o RENT—One store, Inquire ab Edho'm & Erick- ton. [0 F i RENT ~House 722 south 10th street. Tt quire withio, 088-18 T gR maxe—Rew shoro butlding 20x43 a4 2018 Cum. ing St. ©. C. Field. 950-18p TFon em—tares doutle houro with storo benoath now occupiad b Ce tral Hospital,No. 710 and 712 8 14th etreel, The houss coatains twenty rooms aud is well uited for a 1.rge boardicg house. Inquire at Dr. Peabody’s, No. 147 Jones Y. 036:19p JFe =8 amall stores on St Mary'saye. H. G. Clark, 1812 Doug as Street. 965-10 OR RENT— 5 room houss 24th and Plerce 8t Ap= * ply on premises 8:018p Ao nesT—New house tour room porch, eastfront brick cellar, c'storn, well and out h u:es on Saundera bt., 814 per month. J. E. Riley & Co., 215 South 13th ste et For rent—Two ¢ ¥ 81x room houses, east, front on Saunders streot; pocch, bay window, hall ¥ay, closet, outhouscs, cistern, well, wslke, everything com- modious aud complete, 813 per month, ~ J. ki Riloy 3 5 South 18th t. For'rent—Klogant six room houss on 24th street! nor h ot Capitol ave. Kesidonce and looation very deslrable.”J. K. RILE & CO., 215 Houth 19th . 870 —To e completed in “eptember, two ten nts; good 10 10th -22p ToR RET. 100m house'; all_molern improven Inqui collar and clogets, rear tho cars. i U8t \ , 1885, 'HEL-L0 ~Will yon please ring up 1119?" “HEL-L ““ Well, thia is the Omaha Bee. ot %‘lelln. Hello—~Who “Tvg "‘—-Yl this 11197 , the manager of the MISFIT CI Mr, Trschuok withes to spesk to you," thia at the telephone?” LOTHING PARLORS," Beo T am too busy to come and cee you; will we chauge your add, to-morro Mistt Parors |+ You a0—"* Haye you yont change roady ! MUsit Parlorsrs: Yo, sien 0o o) Bee—"'Oan you repeat it over the wire? if so, I will note it.” Misfit Parlors—'‘Yes, sir.” Bee—"' Well, let me have it, please?” Misfit Parlora—‘We open to-morrow, Tuerday, with a stronger determination than ever before sin We want all to LIVE and LET LIVE and those who have an: 06 our opening to out-do all compe- y doubts as £ not being able to have their wants gratified ARLORS, 1119 FARNAM STREET, and see what their money will Evervbodvyv Should See "That $ 6 00 Palr 8 00 10 00 12 00 156 00 18 00 Merch: “ “ “ “ ‘ “ “ SUITES $25 00 Merchant Tailor Made suit, to be sold for, . . “ " “ J0 00 d 35 00 40 00 60 00 60 00 656 00 “w “ “ “ “ WH A few lioht weight or Spring Overcoats which will be sold .t Tallor Mado Pantaloons to be sold for § 1 “ " 310 3 90 470 b 60 G 76 8 30 Cut in, ¢nd from all the prevailing stjles of cut and pattern will be sold at the following prices— 812 00 14 60 16 80 18 70 23 00 . 27 50 . 81 20 for less than half the original value, also sevarate coats, sena- 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 FARNAM STREET 1119 R RENT8f lendid brick house of 10 rooms, well cistern, city water, gas, furnaco, fino barn and other out houses; in fact oll mode Chicago St., best residines portion; §60 per month. C.E dayne & Co., 16'h ard Farnam. For rent—Store ro'm 1122 Sherman avenue, $25. C.E. Msyne & Co., 16'h snd Farnam. 721-it ac 8 'OR RENT—Storo with four ro ms in rear. Rent 826 amooth. Inquire 1318 Douglas. 4:9-Aug 24 on RENT Beautifu! suburban resldence property, 4 acres of ground, larce houso 7 rooms, fine loc; Hon, splendid view, etc., or will eell imurovewents with b yearsleate of greund b a eacrifice. _C. E. Mayne & Co., 15th and Faruaw, 31580 m RENT—A building 22364, Inquireat Boston drv gooda store, §., 10thst, onete 0B RENT—Cottage 6 rooms, house 10 rooms. J. Phipps Roe, Soward and ampbell. 1.4t $, c. couvenierc-son | J§ Farnem, vis, Novelty Iron Works, 14th St. OR RALE—A bargain; good house 7 roome, barn, well, cictern and other improvements with sn ro of ground on Leavenworth St., near city limits, 0), asy terms. C. E. Mayne & Co., 15th and DeL-tt IOR §ALX OR REST—Good hoto in firat-olass town in South Wostern part of State. Apply to E P, Da- 704-t1 [ oRsALR—Lot 10, b 16, Hanscom piace, §9:0 Lot 0, b8, M T. Parrick’s propose 1 add. §750. Lots 1and %, b 15, Shinn's 1st add., 82,500, Lots fn all ports of the city at bargains No. 206—Hou'e 7 rooms Park ave., $4,000. 1 No 197—Brlck house 6 rooms Shinn's 24 a1d. No. 108 —New house 5 rooms Georgia ave ,83,600 Ne. 176—Houso § room3 Bartlott's wdd. $300. E. Mayne & Co., 16th Farnam, 7481t ROOMSB FOR KKN Fun RExT—Furnished room 1110 South 13th §t. to ok RENT—Front furnished room, Harnoy 21st, §12. C. E. Mayne & Co., 16th and Jor kENT—Nicdly furnished room for one gentle- [ w man, breakfast it ecessary; 818 §. 19th St 134-20p 'or RENT—Near St. Car, house 8 rooms $7; house 7rooms§.8. G. E. Thompson, 8, W. corner 11th and Harney. 10 1t change for merchandire. 20, Omaha National Bank, Omaha, Neb. 'F edford & Souer, '0 EXCIIANGE—88,0%0 stock of hardwaro and farm machinery for good Nebraska lav £6,(0 botel fn Colorsdo, rents for $100 rer month trade for unimcumbered farm, cr wild land. 1000 etock of general merchandise to exchange for Iana, A fine farm of 840 acres In fherman Co., Neb. well fmproved near railroa?, price $3,000; will sell for hali cach, bilance on time or " exchange for etock of hard- are, stoves aud tinware. $0,000 aores of Nebraska Iaud. a4 40 per sere fo x- CHAS. R, WOOLEY, room 475-1 oR 8aLx—Forty lots for sale on Burt and Cumings ebwenn 29t and St choay, Insldo proporty e Tor iext—Nice room furalshed, 1613 Chlcago + ¢ 109.15p o RENT- Two furniehed roome fixed for small house keeping at & emall price, 20th, between Farnam aod Douglas. i01-19p 708 RENT —A ploasant £ ont room with large clos:t; | £n mocera improvements, on 20th strect nar Kt Mary's ave. Apply 8. W. coraer 16.h and Dcdeo Ste. | ¢y rant, o g1od route Crook, 1235 O street, FOR SALE MISOELLANEOUS o OR SALE—R¢stsuwant and lakery In the city of Linoolo, at 1235 O street, & two years lease on o 0nd two story bick builii'g with nine furnished A completo bakery and i stau- d wagon rnd w firss 20d reasons for sel ing. uccla, Neb. 0n § up-stalrs, uiaat trade, Tuquire N, W. 0R RENT~Lago furnisbed 1oom, 07413 comer 18tn aod Faroam, on RexT—Four 10oma, oast 5 de 18 hSt., 24 hovse 2orth of Pierce 8t 078 18p 070 F F i Rt —Furni bed rooms, 105 North 18th. o masr—Room with Lnaed, 10:3 Capitol ave, 021.22p laquirs Drugstore, 10th and Room, 04311 JOR RENT Diuglss, WAt gond gl e gonerat hou o work, Mre, It H. Wilbur, 581 Ploasans St. 874-tt WY/ ANTED—By first class families,co0d g1 11 for gen- eral hou work first and secoz.d work, ¥'so girls m, holels kitchen and laundry work, ployment Bureau has always go Call ard sce for yourso)ves, 1120 8721t ANTRD—A rumber of first--1ass girls who are ble of «olug good work, and- recelye good wog 6 at tho Omaha emjlovment office, 217 north 16th s'reet, officoug-stairs Mis J, W. Monls n, pro. prictor. ikt for dining The Omah places on hand, ¥aroam S5, WANTED MALE HELP. TANTRU="At Line:In" 16 good store masons witnout & gays delay, None but good mechan- fos need apj Iy, v ork at corner 11th aud O,, and & long rteady J°) at best of wagee. Apply t) W, B, Hugher. 186 19 W/ A4sb—An exocrlenced dry goods and carpot w.lasman; ooly a 78t clase man ne ol apply. For particu ars inguire at Schlesnigie's Clothing store, 1219 P 8. 145-190 ANTAD —A go xd practios] catter and tallor who oo take onarge of @ talorlng department in counection with a clothing store. Address with ref- erences, Wm M Graves & 5 u, Gentral city, Neb. 187-20p VA 4370 =T e malo cooksatonce. Apply at 1120 Faruam 5. 180 18 w makers; none but apply. Slomen Bros., 125:10 A¥Tan ~Tbree g-ol hwi nrst olass mechanios ne corner 18th aad Dodge 8t. W ANTED -Men t1 g0 out with surveyiag pait:; #36 & month and board. Inquire of Gecrge Boctt, 631 Maln 5t , Counoll Blufls. 12418 #0—For the Champlon Ink Eraser, for sawple. Champion Noselty Co.. 12L06pt-10 aNTE wa B0 12 ¢ Oaaba, Neb. TaNTED A &0 the Paxton Hotel; muse be steady and industrious. Steady em. ¥loyment; wges 825 ) cr month, 186 16p JANTED 60 men for R K, Work; wages $1.76 per ol Tl transportation; will'¢hip Wednerday, ANTED -Age te Addr 0 St niu Eioctric Lamp and Wsu.-u Co., bt Louls, Mo, for olreular, llfl snd terms 1 66 carld'o power Mataa Elsctrio Lainp 10Btoct-10p “, ANTED—A GOK, s GF womian &t EUF_yesn Bo- te , 022 south 0th St 7581 —— RITUATIONSE WANTED S iR S8 T gt o man dwiies Dl uation. Keasoasble salary. Aodrens * Bart” Bes office. 385 4p 457ED - At Hatburts Dyn works, 1014 0 Liac lu, Ncb., 640 good repairing tailors. 965 18 Joon wesr—Room wita b.ad, 1812 DoJge &1 94441 ¥ ~1w 1 furnisbed room for 2 geutlomen Ok RENT—Two rooms adjolning with bosrd; front room touth-5.3t, 1014 Webster 8t 86341 oB RENT—Handsomely furnished double or sin- k1o socms; (a1 bunrd, 118 Dodge, 850tf fer 8140, Eluard Center, after b o' ber. 952-20p3 | worth Sol barn, on 16th rt. Dodge. w 1! buy & £ood mare, harnaes and bugzy. v quire N, kngls, Shorman ove , hetw cen ‘ock. 18p Joi s L—Furolture, caspets &, of a six voom honse, Goparatoly or sy a wh s, Now last Ocio- Inquire st 720 8. 17th St opp.site Losv.n- houl House, 984-18p 0R ALY —A 1ight bueg; €09 phacton, (Simprons make) with childs seas 1o front. Taqui o Bus 97618 T\0k BALE ~ Three good miich 7oows, age 4; b and 7. C. B Smith, Iry ngtcn, Neb, 987-21p Jog saue~Choup. four sadalo poolcs Apply t1 ¥, Moxtgomery, care B. Maginnls, corer 14th and 80.18p ATTLE FOR SAL, at cre, tle and we now quote eders ot $8.5 por cut. Chapin Bros 821-s0ptd J Ok R K nam etreet, 0pporite Goos Ho el Apply ot room 4, or at Wasserman & Burnets. g s, 45 J0u saum—Fino sotter pan 7 months old. Win* Simer.1, roum b, Redick block. 78818 R mmnog plosnt wouth frous vooms, 8 W, corner 10th avd Davenport, 700.t1 vr—~Handsowely furnished rooms 1704 Cap. | ¢ B8t [0R RENT—Front room furnished or uafurnisbed tlos W. 0R 5ALK—100 10's, Sprinz Hill; will sel on eas torms; taae for Improved property and pay dif- rence in values fu cash or assume mo:tgage . Par. u find cheap homes and advantageous tr . Greon, over 1at Natl. Bauk, tols ags. 46 1212 Howsrd St. 029.t1 [on sxaz—Furnlen <d room 1621 Capitol ave. 660 aug20p F 'OR BALB—Two lota 1n Pelham Flice, one blook feom Bixeotoar track. Inquiro 218 8 18th Bt. No, 446—A in; 10 room new house, full lot,nea Georgla avenue, §8,15 No. 482—An elegant It on avenue, $300. No. 458 (Two lots in Himebaugh Flace, $1 No. 4001 each. Lots, acre proverty and farms for sale in location and pricos to suit all. MORSE & BRUNNER, 27-24 Paxton Building, Cor. 16th and Furnam. BOARDING. AxTer Tal e Loardorsio privats family. rea oashl , at . W, coracr i0th W LOST AND FOUND. or. sAu%—Restaur nt thoroushls estat lished_and well pasirg, selling 0n account of sicknaes, §700. Farm of 80 ncres, 12 wiles from Omaha, highly im- proved, $1,000, Lots in Brookline, §225, Lots in 1T nscom pl 100, §850. House, st ble and lot 035108 n south Umali, for 81000, § rash. 5 anres in Fydo Park, $5¢0. 6 acies in Florence, 3500, South Eleventh st. OR 84LE—Brick houso and large los on N. 1. I . ow Bouse, 8 rooms, lot, 215t St.,near Clark,$1,900. Lot ou 224, vear Clark, 8150. e Lot on Mon'ana St , 81,200, Mocern residence inflacst location, on Cuming St. | 811,000 | . Lots on California Bt., between 24th nnd 25th St., 14-81,800 8 houses and lots on 13th St., near Chicago, £7,000. 4 lot and house on Webster tear 15th St , §2,£00. No = house 20x48, stable, on Division noar 6th St., $2.600. Lot cn Spruce nesr 13h St , $1,150. 1 acre with hou e, on 10th re ' Castollar, 3,600, Fino lot on 10ch Bt., near Dorcas, with house, 1,500 Cern Co! Haumlin & Brown, 311 055-20 1ot 15¢h and Center, 76x140, 81,100, golpg F ot on 16th and Dorcas, houso "aud stable, 2-3 ot on 12th St, nesr Cas'ellar, §700. Lot on 17th St. near Center, 2 houses, 81,500. 4 1Ict on Center bet. 18'h and 1th St.. 8500 Lots in all “additions, 167,000 acres B & M. land, | farma avd school land, Teases in all counties, for ssle or trado by Vcdiokn & Geantasr, b20 8, 13th Er. 876-18 {\OR LEASK—Bost unocoupted grouad in the _ty for waronouso houso, 87 foct tront on Leaveaworth north bob 10:h and 11th,will ease for 99 years, Bed- ford & Souer 62048 [J0R sALR—Sixteen lots on Vinton and 17th Sts very desirablo properts +nd on easy term . Ono Lundred forty fect Farnsm str-ot property south fi0-t, near néw Court house, ¥100 p r frout | foot; will sell in 22 foot Iofs to th right kid cf pur- chasers; tt is 18 a rare chance to rectire buiness prop erty that will double in valne fntide of threo yoare. J.E. Rley & Co, 216 8. 13th §t. For sale—Four fots on Georgia avenur, desirable residence pri perty ro sonal -, For kal enlots on Virgina ave., east front rcasunable prices and teru s easy. J. K. Riloy & Co 2.6 8. 18th. For sale—182 feot on 13th, Ppropert For silo—Grod h Capitol ave., $2,700; & ba'gain. For 8 lo—Bastuess lots «n South 13th 8t, cheap. J. E.Ri) ¢ Co., 215 8 13th St ropesty Fortt Wo invite cur pitrons to call and soe our 1ist; &8 we bave positise barguin . {0k BALE—House and 2 lots at a bargsin 83,600 B. 16th Stieet;room to bulld four more houses for rent. Two clegant loto Shinne Additions Largo house and two lota Hanscom House sn 1 1)t north 19th 8t, 600, nd 18 Regan's Add, 1200, Houroandl t 8, 18th 8t, 1.00 Houte and lot Pacifl 8t., near Depot, 88 and 1ot on V'ass 8t , vear 16th. i Lot 8, 18th 8t , 8500 Farm land in newly evory county in northern Ne- braska. O, F, Davis & Co., 1605 Farnam St. £66-Aug 23 [OR RENT—At 1610 Farnam street. t#o nicely furnistied front 100ms With use of bath rooms, 21st snd St. Mary OR RNNT—Two €10§00T © ek in ki) min'tblog 804-tt > OOAS-—With destrablo for summ b 85 ommm Apply 010-31 JPe amr—¥or manutaaturiog purnosos or hall, br wrge room 44x76, 8d floor, No, 110 8. 14th st., enquire et 1409 Dodge 8. A.J, Simpson, ok kxt Contrally located furnished rooms at | = 028 wouth 16t At 60941 0R KNt Largo tront 100 on first floor with or without board; inquire 86 1901 Farnam 8b. 871 No No FOR BAL£-—~HOUSES—LOTS, No G TR The Bouve and 5% 0i0 Whaton rect will b 8 14 8% & Dirzan; b Foome, new woll bullt, 1ot 8 X127 €a ¢ fr-nt, withiii one b'ook cf S, cure.’ apply to A. P. Gram, 145 M ntana 8. 18119p oy sostst fot, louss & rioms, clovet, n try, well, baro, hola s horses and tugzy; fruih frees aiid shrabbery, on grade §2.900 ob sery vy torms; wbis 18 & bargoin. © C. E. Mayno & Co 16 and Farna. 127-4t s s . D]y by MEDIs north 16th ¥t Cnimprovad progerty takon 88 part pay. Mouds, 010 dsd Dovglee. caind Jheap, two bow cottages and lots cu Addreas L. P. Proyn, 1574 917:19p OK 8ALE—At & barge'n, 1)t with 2 houses, 8 sud 7 roo. 8, well, clatorn, barn, &c., 26ta aud Haruey, W, i, 99 -t — No. HALE ~A two stery 22x0) frame bu'lding suit- | No. 2 storg near 10th and Far.am steost. | No App'y ot this offize, (& A ¥aTe ou Baua ah & ber No. No. Ko, No. No. Or would trade or & good horse and {0k Al 80 acres in Gusper couaty. Apply to 218 246t buges South 18th § reet. ok §ALK—Bollor aud engine, 20 horse power boller »nd englue, b good runuing order; wans to sell for the reason that they are not largo enough for the now machinery which we will put into our pew bulldiog ou Harney 8t. Ciarke Bros. & Go., 1408 — | Douglas 8t. 61661 Do T scond aad u, Dodge b REAL ESTATE, 11, carrlage phaoton and side har ollag and sunshadee, ab 1409-1411 JFOB BALE-BY MORSE & BRUNNER, 10088 feot on Jones street, a corner, an excol- eat location for warehouse or jobb, house and remarkab'y che bx, 120—House lot 83x152, on paved strect, 82,050 81233 feet on 18th str-ct corner of alley, near Howard street, splondid business property, 86 000, 120 ~Beveral fine buginess lote on 10th strect, each 83,00 119 —Seat bu'in 61 corner_oa Harney street, 03 feet frout, cnly §14,000. fio lot '66x182, corner of alley, 1(th street near Farnaim, & spleadid inves twous at §16 0¢0. AAd 1ot 033182, o court How 't front and one & corner , each 66x 140, on G orgia ave., worth strcet, Keed Flice, flo ach §1,600. - 482—A fla coruer oa Geargla aveaud erat frout, 0. 100~ Farnam street [k . 460—8 extra cholce Lts 2 bleoks from Farnam d near 831 reets, from #500 to §900. o6 lots Dodge street, south feont,0ne corner, Frice for the two 1,20, 481 (T o choice lots on Faraem treot, §',160 40171 aud §1,260 MI—A'nsno:wlllce aad fus\ 1ot pear Tark ave, | 811 Bouth E'evenh Bt. BUSINESS OHANOES, JFonspue—A hotel on casy terms o will {rade for real entate in Omsha or Ivud in Nebiasks, For furtter particulare, inquire of L. P. Piujer, 1674 N. 1880 stieef. 18612 F Centrel lowa. tou Meb, 0K HALE Ok BXCIANGR ~AY & bargain, stock dry Kooy mud carpets in one of the bect towns cf Adiress Lock P, O. box 4, Hartivg- i82-74 7R 8AUB~A barber thop and bath room. The oldent e-tablisted trade fn Omeba: will ull for cash or renl cotate. Adoress “A. B, ' Bee office. 100-20p Ok BALE—Cattle ranch. 1200 ares dooded land, 700 head stecis B yeus old, 500 heilers 3 yea s old. 161 e and oamp equipace, situs el slous 18 wiles tiom B, & M. I, 1, <cod water snd i & Kraz Luis b 840,000 1¢r o short tiwe. H.wlis & Brown, i) 7708 2un;Stosks ana taturc of woompiste babe ey 1,0 crom jarl ¢ nd resurant inoe of the Dewd Ll eation s in Lo mity, 17 0. ths leaso on bulld Ing; Reiwous fOF e 1n¥; (1 x bueine r. 4 daress “Hestaurant” caro Beo | fice 924 19 DR 8/ -A splondid lmpli nent and nardware bus iness 1 South western roraong for selling 400d. Address W. B., oae B.e Publiching Co. 520~ E\ A good paylng businesi em loying bup littlo caplial for cash. For partioalars widress P, 0. B.x 867, O mahs, Neb, 78210 R TRADE—Nano county lands for stock of gen- eral merchandls or hardware, Addres) John Lindernslm, Centra City, Neb. Bhzaugel #e and 1ot on 24th street rear ! lENG { BTAMP i & OMAHA, From (ho promises of Honry o 1o:th-west of cit, limits; 1 span of gray horees (' & mars with a sucking colt) 4% nauds high and 7 yeais old, weigat 1060 to 1100 1te. A 1) 1l reward will be given for their return to said premizes orto W. A. Garduer, 1720 Sherman ave. 141-t1 AKKN UP-2 cows and 1 heifer,whi'o stub horns an D on ight bip, and red cow with bell, heifor ro bite star, couple Whito spota on the sides; south - Oth strect, out of city limits, Peter Keroer. 900-1Rp PHYSICIANS. R WARD, room 6, Withnoll Block, 16th and Har- ney. 7 11t MISOELLANEOUS. YTRAYED OR STOLEN—A bay mare, whitc face Kand wire fencs tcirs on the breast, weight about 900 vounds. Libaral reward will te pald { r. infor- mation leading to her recovery. J. W, Haitotlor, Florencs, Neb 12291 Inquire Edholm & Erlck- 0% RENT—TwWo plancs. £02 41 son. ()14 saxtTay co.—Privy vaults, sinks snd oes ) po lsclean: d auy timo of day in an entirc odorloss way with my Improved pump and pat.ent rarrel apparatus. A, EVANS, office 1208 Dodge St., Omabs, Nebraska. 056-sept-14p RIVY vaultsand ces-pools cleaned tn an odorlwss way by F. G Abel, P. 0. Box, 378, 625-aug-23p b JPerurs—on Bikiorn © Miatte 1. Mum F.Anspaoner, 1018 Leavenworth. 443aug27 710 banfo glven by @ E Gelien KBTRUCTION 0D 45041 beck, at 1118 Capitol ve. RUPTURE CURED, or us:less trusses Dr. M. M. Moore, h ave., Chicago. Tlis ALL COR-. i , 99 fees deep; business | 2) D oG i RESPOND- ENT3 MUsT M0 LAS BTREET, REPLY. Seventeen yuars Experience, DR.G. W. PANGLE esder of Diseasos of Sen ani Women. Ecleobric, Magnotio and Horbalist Physidan Now located af 1210 Nouglag St Owmaha, Neb,, up-stairs. A correct disunosts glven without any explanation from the patieat, Consultation treo at offioa, | Treat the Following Diseases. Catareh of the Head. Diseascs of the Eyo and Ear. Heart Dig-a-o, Liver Complaint, Kidnoy Com= Jaint, Norvous bevllity, Mental Deprossion, Loss of Liaunood, Diavelcs, Brghts Diachio, 86 Vituo Davco, Kheumat's, Paralysis, White Swellloge Serotula, Fever Bore vors and TUmors remove edwithout the kuifo, or the drawing of drop of blood, Woman, with her de lcate 0-gans, Restorod to Health, Dropsy Cured W thout Tapping, Specisl #trention Given t Privato and Venoreal Dlsoases of »il Kinds, Tave Worms emoved in two or shree nours or No Pay, Hommorcholds or Piles Cured of No Charges Mad 4 Those who aro afflictod will' save life snd hun. droda of dollars by callle on o1 uslog Dit, G. W, PANGLE'S HorbMosedn al . Noticel Notice! Nou THE MAGNETIO HEALER, To all who ave dise ssed or affl'oted, no matter how long the stand ng; come aud be healed, Feamale dis- easos where wodicincs bave falled to give relief, & spaolalty; come ons, cowe all and ve healod by the Magnotio icaler, the Gnly ure cacape from any dise oase. For exaaluatlon, jur cua gos are 8L. for each Arestmont, or visitations §2; terms strictly cesh. J H. PAGELAR, North State Bt., oo mile west of Falr Orounds PEYCKE BROS, WHOLESALE CALIFORNIA FRUIT Car California late Pears, due Wedncuday, Auguat 19, Car Californis Barleté Pears, Peaches, Plums, and Grapes, all wmountais fruit, duo Friday, Aug, 214t K ALK —A restaurant; big bargaln, 1o & fine lo- catlou; lease of Luildiug for ten iaouths; g 00d rade. Reasons for selling, have otber business to thend to, Address S P., Bee offics, 500 fend ordera early as fruit is closed )1 arrival,