Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 21, 1885, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE. Frislav Morning, August 21, " LOOAL BREVITIES, —Harry Rhodes, the young man shot by ‘Marshal Decker at Papillion some four weeks ago whila resisting arrest, died on Monday. ~A very pleasant afternoon tea and recep- tion was given byMrs, A, Polack yesterday at her residence. Twentieth and Farnam, in honor of Mrs. 8. Sloman, of Chicago, who is yisiting here. —Henry Beal, who runs a slaughter house outin West Omaha, and was notified a month ago to remove, has failed to do so, and has bean turamoned to appear in police court for trial, Ballon Bros, who run an offensive slaughter house, on West Cam street, have also been notified to remove their institution to a point without the city limite, —Marshal Cummings received a letter yes- terday from J, R Hennessy, of 8t. Louis, askiog if the marshal could secure twelve blanket Indians, who would travel south this winter with a wild west show. The marshal eays he is not engaged in the business of rounding up lndians at present, and if Mr, Hennessy wants any he can come to Omaha and lasso them himself. The Bandit's Spouse, Mra. Jesse James, the wife ol the fam- ous Missourl bandit, arrived In the clty yestorday from her home In Miseour), Mra, Jamen fs on her way to Denver, whero she {s under contract with a com- binatlon to exhiblt her skill as a shootist in a bloody drama of the wild west. She has but recently returned from atripin the east where sho has been doing the eame ‘business, While in the city Mra, James made it her princlple business to try to secure from the rallroad companies the- atrical rates to Denver. She however, failed In her objeot. Col. Woods ac— companied her to the various tlcket of. fices, and {dentified her as the ‘‘only Mrs. Jesse James,” but the famous lady failed to produce the profound attentlon from the rallroad magnates which her reputation entitled her to, and she was obliged to buy her ticket to Denver, pay- ing fall fare. As her husband was the great frlend of railroads, it would seem that his widow should be entltledto more consideration from those corporations than she recelved in Omaha. The prov- erb that corporations are ungrateful was agaln verified In this Instance, and it was with a sorrowful heart that Mre. James realized this. ——— For Trade.—Nance county landa for atock of general mwerchandise or haerd- ware. Address Jubn Linderholm, Cen- tral City, Nob. ——— A, O, U, W, Unlon Paclfic Lodge No, 17and Omaha Loidge No. 18, Anclent Order of Uaited Workmen, gave s mucical and literary enterialnment, at St. George's hall Waednesday evening. Thoe program con- slated of a ehort address by C.J. Dau- back, followed by a very Interesting and {nstractivo lectare by P. P. Ellls, grand lecturer for the order in Missouri and Nebraska, upon the objects, alms and benefits of the order, showlng that the great work being carrled on s for the benefit of the homes and familles of members who srs sound morally snd physically, not only here but in the en- tire world. This was followed by instra- mental and vocal muslo, recltations and a short but very appropriate address by Jas. W. Oau, E:q., after which refresh- ments were sorved. The hall was well filled with members, vititors and thelr ladtes, all of whom enjoyed the enter- tainment very much. Too much credit oannot : ba glven Dr. J. B. Raiph, 0. J. Daubach, E, 0. Raynolds, F. E. Cutler, M. F. Aunderson and C. V. Gallagher for the ener,y displayed and the complete success of the entertalnment. e ———— No Strike For Omah A roporter for the Bre vislted the tUnion Pacific shops yesterday afternoon, and conversed with & number of the men Jn regard to the order lesued by the | Kuights of Labor in reference to hand- ling the mechinery and stock of the Wa- 1bash road. The men eay that none of the machinery of the Wabash is handled at the shops here, and that, therefore, no steps will betaken in the matter. If the stock alluded to was handled at this polnt 8 sirtke would. necessarily reault, in ac- cordance withihe orders feom the execu- tive commlittee of the Knights of Labur, No treuble, however, is antccipated. Ref- -erence was made to the great atrike which sexpeoiod to take place mext May ail -over the country for shorter hours of dabor und larger psy, and the opinion ex- Jpressed that it would be a suscess. e —c— Omaha Wins, Four of tho membors of the Omaha gun club went to Plattsmouth Weaz resday to shoot a plgeon match with four mem- bers of the gun club of that clty. Leeder, Tom Cotter, Ed Fioger and Gaorge Smith composed the team, ° The mateh was shot 1n the afternoon, bel 0g st ten live birds each, e'ghty m all. Ti e Omaba boys came off victorions by th 2 following acore: L edor. Fioger . Coteer ., , Smith. Total. ... ‘Webber. . Coverdale. ... Jones. Liviogston, Total, . Tho Dally Arcest, “Have you heard from Higglns to- day?" asked Marshal Commiogs of Jallor Sigwart yesterday. “Yes,” replisd Blgwart, ““aere’s the report—*Closad cuc- taios after midalght,’ the same asusaal, The marchal at cnoo went to police ccurt #nd ewore out & complaint sgslost Me. Higging sod put him onece wore through the daily procees of arrest #nd relosss ou ball, There are now six cbarges agsiust Mr. Higgine, and if ad- jadgod guiliy on one coun’ he will staud gollty on »il, and will sccordiogly be vowpelled to pay & separate fine for e:ca i nce. e —— Faneral Ltic The fuversl of Herry Beohtel, who comuitie! tulcido Tucedoy, by blowing «<uhisbrains was hold yesterdsy afieraom from his reeidence mnear Fort Omah: The faner:] rites were performed by Rev, J. 8 Deotwiler, acording to the simple and impreesive coremony of the Lutheran chureh, The remaics were interred ln Prcepect Hill cemetery, A TEMPORARY TERMINUS. The Belt Line Scores @ Point Victory. of The Modification of the Injunction Granted — Murphy's Shounlder Hitter~The Sait Ended For Months to Come, After the dlsposition of the brief Smith matter In ths UnitedStates conrtyesterday morning, Judge Dundy next gave at- tention to the sult of the Unlon Paclfic against the Omsha Belt railway company. It was evident at adjournmoant on the previons evening that ths defendant had In the court’s jadgement scored its point and at noon yestorday, despite the morniag efforts of the plaintifi’s counsel, Judge Dundy ordered the modification of thelnjunction, His order was merely verbal and In a general way released the Belt line from restraint except upon thess points alone: That no new directory ba elected, no offiolal board created, the property sball not be sold and that no mct ba done which will destroy or impalr the mechan- fc's lien held by the Unlon Pacific for its claim. Mr. Pritchett, counsel for the defense, was In o most complacent mood when approached for his opinlon of the fall significance of the result, He held It was a virtaal dissolution of the Injunction and the scoring of & point which would bear groat welght upon the final tssue of the sult, which now rests for, perhaps months to come. Ho had founded his pefition for a modification of the Injunc- tlon largely upon the evldence contained in the affidavits of Messts. Frank Murphy and Wm. I, Adams. The sworn state- ment of the former is a perfect epitome of Mr. Clark’s position, and is glven in full below. “Frank Murphy being duly swoen, says th he was one of the incorporators of the de- fendantin the above entitled cause,—the Omaha Belt railway company—and one of the original stockholders thereof and was, on the 16th day of November, 1883, duly elected & director, and the secretary and treasuror thereof, and 18 now and ever ince said day of November, 1883, has been a director and the socretary and treasurer of said Omaha Belt railway company, That John M. Thurston was the eecretary of the incorporators of said company and had porsession of the books and subscription lists and all papers and booka of the company until about the 1st of Jan- uary, 1885, whon the said posseesion of the same was deliveied by tho said Thurston to deponent as the secretary of said company, snd deponent has now and ever since about January 1, 1885, had the exclusive possession of all the books and papers of said Omaha Belt railway company as the secrotary there- of, and that said defendant, Clark, never had any possession of the same’ whatever, except a8 the agenc of said Thurston to deliver the same to deponent, which sald Clark did by receiviog said books and papers from said Thurston, and delivering the eame_to depon- ent as such sectetary on the same day. Deponent further eays that there is now in his hands 1n cash and checks about 850,000, of which sum $42,000 is in cash, and that de- ponent holds the same as treasurer of said Omaha Belt rail way company. Deponent farther says that said company has means and is able, if not enjoined by the court, to build and complate its railway as it had commenced to do at the time of the com- ‘mencement of this actiol Deponent further says the scheme of organ- izing ssid Belt Line company originated with defendant Clark, and that bafore the organi- zation thereof said Clark on several cccasions stated to deponent that his purpose was to bulld a railway—a Belt railway—at Omaha, which should furnish terminal facils ties to all the railroads running into Omaha and that he desired that all such railroad companies should have an interest therein, but that the same should not be controlled ex- clusively by any one of them. That at the meeting at which said Clark was elected pres: ident of: said; BeltRailway company, dep- onent proposed his name for preeident, but eaid Clark objected on the ground that as he then general manager of the Union Pacifio railway company, it might look as though the enterprise was » Union Pacific schemo, which it was not, and some dizcussion of the ques- tion was had, and it was_finally determined that it would make no difference, and the di- rectors elected said Olark president of the company, Olark all the time urging that de- ponent or Guy C. Barton should be elected such president. That deponent did not subscribe stock i aid Belt Railway company, or act as incor— porator or director, secretary and treasuret for the uee and benefit of said complainant, the .Union Pacific Railway company, and never intended that the Union Pacific Rail- way company should have the exclusive con- trol of said Belt Railway company snd such was not the object nor the intention of the projectors of the same.” FRANK MURPHY, Luraer DrAKE, Notary Public, Tae affidavic of W, L. Adams who 1s & Belt Line civil engineer, attes's that the compavy had the necessary moans and was progressing with the construction of the road whea the preeent eclion in- tervencd, Tae counly court had urdered a board of comm|ssioners to be sppolnted August b, 1885, to meet August 17,1885, to mssees damages for property appropri- ated by the company along its right of way. J udgo Dundy a7journed court at ncon for the day, e —— Brat His Wife, Fred W. Kile has sworn cut a com- plaict in Judze Welss' court for the ar- rest of James W, Lowe, on a charga of assaolt end battery. It isslleged in the complsint that on August 10, while Me. Kile wss abzent, Mr, Lowe became (n- volved in s fuss with Mre, Kile and beat L er, injuring her severely, New Boats *, The Omaha Rowing association hss just rece ived two new four-oared paper shell boat ¥ dirsct from the manufacturers, Wate r3 & Lows, Troy, N. Y. They are eald ki ) be “ daleles,” combiniog beauty and speed in & high degree. TIRAKEN SFRING OV 'ER 400,000 Postponed The match for §50 which was to have besn shot between Chatles Lane and Frank Parmalee yesterday afternoon w. |ndnfin|hlyl§mpon«l on acconnt of the slokness of Parmales. ] Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, A marvel of puity, strength and wholoscmoness. Moro economical than the ordinaty kinds, and cannot beeold in_competi- tion with thegmultitude cf low test, short weight aud cf phosphate po- ders Sold onl¥ In oans. ROYAL BAKING BOWDER C0. 108 Wall stacot, N Y SPECIAL NOTICES. W prictioal cuttsr and talior who oan fake of & talotiog department in connection with & clothing store. Address with ref. erences, Wm M Graves & S.n, Oontral oy, Keb 187-20p SITUATIONS WANTED. VW s Asituation on a fatm to tako oaro of cattlo by & man of experience and rocommenda- tons, who has some cattle of his own he Wishes to care fot at the eame time. 1y an experience trim- mer, sad will At some time attend 1o #n orchard. Wil work for small wages, A office. TANTED—AR KGHY 6y 0ung man desites & position WV 55 Cerkc oF stbtans beok Keoter, nas b fout 16am experionce In New York ity dry’ goods heuse, Moderate wages, Ad 8. Bro office. 188.21p 7AxTrn—A situstion, huve had experlence In con- rocery; good referonces Ad. 105-29p dresa 8. Boe office, W o ohject At present. Addross “'A.J." Bee 149-20p YV Antmo-gituation by & young Getmen who ® German and Engilsh perfectly. Ad- 164-20p Axtap—Bitustion by drugglsl, ten yeas exper. fonoe in city and town; good reforonoes; wages ce. dresa V" Beo office. TRNOORAPHRR and cimpotent office man desires sicuation. Reisonsblo salary. Acdresy *'Hart' oo office. 136.Up VW irmin =By & young Bcandloavien, & situ dion in & private family to take oaro f horses, two vears experiece. Good riforences. Address “K." Bre oMo 102:£0p VW ATmn—By a lasy. sitastion In ofice ot who sale ho Address “B. G.” Boo off) 106-29p Tin an_ofice ‘Stonographer’ 100.28 TANTRD —SIFustion s sten gt References furn'shed, Addre: Boe office. n—Situation 18 hénk keepor with expor- 0o and business ability with unexceptional ref ronces, speaking and writivg both English and German Moderatosalary, Addross A " Boo office 908-£9p MISOELLANEOUS WANTS. ANTED—TO entor ag active p 1ng business; can pay ia /00, M. Counsl Bluffs P, 0., Towa. 1tnor in some pa Addrees *i. C, 189.24p) V7 Axtan—To buy & horee £210 Calitornia 84, 180-£0p Al adv ertisements in the special columns will Se charged at the vate of 10 cents per line or the Arst insertion, and 7 cents per line for each ubse- quent insertion: No advertisement will be inserted ‘o less_han 25 centa for the first timet TO LOAN—MONEY, ONRY 10 LOAN—Loans mado on resl estate lani contracts, chattels, collaterals or good eecurl- tles of any kind at the Omaba Financial exchange, 1608 Farnam St., up-staire; low rates; L‘:.lyg;x an. 1-¢! ,Investment Bynkers, opposite negotlate mortgage 1.ans on first.clags ocurity at rulling rates of Interest, Pai ties desiring to borrow monoy on improved city or country resl estate, for trom one to five years, cn be commodated promptly. McCague Brothers, bank- ere, opposite post oilice. 662-t1 ONEY To loan on ohattols, Woolley & Harrison, Room 50, Omkia aiiouni beui bulding 651 ONEY TO LOAN—On real estato and chattels VLD, L. Thomns. 052t 3 ONEY Loaned on ohattols, cut rate, R, K J tickots pought aud . &. Formas, 218 S, 15th 64 6581 ma cf §300 and upward. Dozl Kotals and Losa 0544 & CLT TO LOAN In Y1 0, F, Davls aug o, Azents, 1606 Farnam Y. MG bo losn to sums ot 8200 and upwards on VA first-olass real cstato sccurity, Potter & Cobb, 1615 Farnam st. 043-t M 2 arnitaro, planos, horaos, wagans, personal ozoparty of all kinds and all_othe rartlclos of value, “ithout vomoval. Over 1ot National Bank,cornor 18th d Farnaw., Al business sirictly confidentt ONEY LOANED at C. Money o Loan VI chattel security R Croft, room 4, With- nell bulliing, N. E. corner 15th nnd " arney. years of experlence aad a careful study of the busi. Boss of loaning money on_psrsonal proparty, 1 have at last porfectod a svstem whereby the publicity nsusl in such cascs is Jone away with,and 1 am now & position to mwect the demands of 'l whe become temporarily embarrossed and deslre to ralse money without delay ard ina quiot manner. Housekeep- ere, professional gentiemen, mechanics and others in thid city can obtain advances f.om §10 to 81,000 on such security a9 hotsenold furoiture, plance, m chinery, horees, wagovs, warehouso recelpts, secus notesof hand, etc., without rem ving svme from ownera residonco ¢ place of buslnoss. Also on fno Watches and Diamcnds, One of the advantages I offer 1 that aoy part of any losn can be pald at eny time which will reduce the Interest Ero rata and all losns rono ved at _the original rates otinter T have no brokera In_connction with my office, but personally super'ntend al my_ foans, 1 havo privato offices conneoted with my genersi office 80 that customers do not ¢yme In con‘act with each other, consequently waking all transactions strictly private. R. Croft, room 4, Withnell buildiog, N. E_cor. 16th and Harney. ' 648.41 ANTED—~T0 rent a 4 room house in good cond tlon near business center. Addross G, L, th office. 183-51p VW AN =To renttwo nufurniehed roouma by a laly near busine.s conter. Addre.s with price, A, Vi, this otfice. 102.81p AxTAD—To trade a gond second hand piano for horeo ard vuggy. Inquire at Edholm & Erick. son. 093-t1 8 0 Invest; & man of yeara of exporiozce , desirey a porition as book keeper in scmo mercantilo busines: with . view of purcbasing an interest, A No. 1refsrence. Addiess “A." Bee 999.22p Foo numbor_of Piivato familiea durlng the coming Teave nddress at Omaha Bus'ness College, N. W. corner Douglas and 13th 8. 004 tt WAzmE—Stock ot merohandiso tn exchango fo farms and lands; also land improved avd uc- fmpro-ed for morchandias _1f von want to buy, seh or trade anything, write (3 E, ¥, Murphv, W ymore, Neb. 026 21p WV ymeo-Svery body to call on W. A, Morrieon tor firt class Job printiog, 1618 Douglag 86 054 VW AxTen—500 paople to bring tholr, watcbes to Ed) olm & Erickeon's to berepaired, Satlataction guarsnt.cd 134-t1 DY ARTED-Grery ady 1o oeod of a sowing m- chine, £0 soe the niw Improvod Amoriean No. 20 N 10th, 830K . B Flodman & Oo. agenta St. Car, house 8 rooms §8; houso G. E. Thompson, 8, W. correr 11th 7 rooms $18. corte t and Harnoy. »ouss 96th and Howard; o0 Switzler, 213 8. 14(b, 165-20p {\OR RENT—Threo 1o 810por month, W houss 24th and Plerce St Ap- 8:0-22p Cormer TUih end PaciTo S, M. Dopot. Owen Whalen, 159 20p Fuuu bleck fiom B, Tor nENT—Cottage of 6 rooms 2408 Cass Streot. In. quice of P. 0. Mollsy. 188-20p oR RENT—Ono store. Inquire at Edholm & Erick- £on. 991 119 SQUARE FAGTS [II9 SQUARING THE PROBLEM of LOW PRICES for Fine CLOTHING $15.00 For a Merchant Tailor Made Suit worth $30.00. $18.50 For a Merchant Tailor Made Suit worth $40.00 $22.00 For a Merchant Tailor Made Suit worth $4.5.00. $25.80 For a Merchant Tailor Made Suit worth $560.00. $28.60 o a Merchant Tailor Made Suit worth $55.00. $30.00. For a Merchant Tailor Made Suit worth $60.00. aeadslill ALISCYV HI Squates are but a fow of the many SQUARE BARGAINS offered at the On'y Misfit Clothing Parlors, 1110 1 talligent buyer will agrea with facis, that it Is the establishments who buy for loss than notaal calte that u.lr'. ‘lu‘a'r" n::nsntl'na atlors handlo ths finest of merchant tailor clothing, at prices which do not reprasont what the reasonable to say they can sell in tho same proportion. They hvve fine suit: The Misfit at half value it Tvary in- bargains, cloth cost the tailor, If thay buy low aq £12, and PANTATOONS AT 8§ 3 00 Made 4 00 5 00 AT oF il — “ “ “ “ « “« “ « “ HS “ “ “« ‘ “ “w “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ « the best domestic and imported fabrics, and trimmed in silk, satin, serges and Italian cloths, OVERCOAT ings are drawing near, a light weight Would no doubt prove a preventiva of coughs and colds, Don’t farl to take advantags of this by a Merchm.t Tallor orlglnally for .. . “ “ B PRICES We can offer bargains to rich and poor alike, by furnishing clothing bassed upon true merits, cut and . . 8600 8 00 10 00 12 00 13 50 15 00 16 00 18 00 and mado in all conceivable styles from As fall is approachiog aud the chilly morn opportunity and mak) an early visit for se- ections of those to bo sold fcr what they will bring, together with separate coats coats and vests and 3 5 o & cheap as & song when you sing it yourself, at the 5 e A THE ONLY MISFIT ClothingParlors " T 'ITREET 1119 R REY without board; inquire »¢ 1901 Faruam Sk, 807-¢ FOR SALE-—HOUSES—LOTS, {0R saLE—Neor head of & house § rooms; furnace bath; every thing comy lete, Mayno & Co., 16th and Farnam. . Marg's aye. Largo 1t grites, hot and coll ,000 eacy terms O, ¥, 1834 o RENT—To bo comploted in Eeptember, two ten xo.m house:; all modern imprevements; good collar and closetw, rear the cars, ~ luquire 710 10th Bt 176-22p J7on pur—Slendd brick house of 10 rooms, woll cistern, ity water, gas, furnace, fine barn and other out houses; in faot sll moders convenienc:s on Chicago St., best residence portion; §60 per month. C.E Mayue & Co., 16th and Farnsw . For rent—Store room 1122 Shermau avenue, §25. C. E. Mayno & Co., 16thand Farnam. 7214t WANTED FEMALE HELP. R RENT—Store with four ro-ms in rear. Rent $25 a month. Inquire 1318 Douglas. 4:0-Aug 24 AxTED—A glrl to do general house work 2018 Burt 8. Dr. Paul. 196 24 ana;—n &'l to o gonoral house work. Mrs. 'D. H. Gotdrich, 1017 Park ave. 1004t on RExT Beautiful suburban resldence property, 4 acres of ground, larze house 7 rooms, fine loca~ tion, splend!d view, ete., or will sell imrrovements with byesraleae of greund ata sacrifice. C. K. Mayno & Co., 16:h and Farnsm, 1840 st YV 4xreo—A young gisl 818 North 18th 190-21p Inquireat Boston 9381 R RENT—A bullding 22x64, dry goods store, §. 10th st, ANTED A firtt cla cook and chamberunald; Cit, Ball. dining room gurl, female 10122 ox RENT—Coftage 6 rooms, houss 10 rooms. J. Phipps Roe, Seward and Campbell. BaL-4 VA7 AxrE—A good botel ook and dining room girl to leave the clby; bist of wages paid. Inquire st Omana Emplovment bureau, 217 N 16th 8. Mrs, JW. Morrison, Proprietor 162-12 "ANTED—A girl 10 o lLaundry work, No. 104 N. 18 h 8t VW7 2xrioGood girls for wl bind ot domostio work for hotel and privat famwil es; good wrge:, You oan alwaye flad god place by ealidy at 1120 Faraam 85, 1604t TANTED—A girl to do ¢ eneral house work b3 a 2304 t1ala coos and laund: Apply 8t 803 north 8 161 21p W TANTED—At 2110 Callfornia street, a good gitl; musk be experienced, 143-20 ANTED - A good Gerwan gitl for genersl house- work; 1915 Capitol ave. 1i421p VA7 2310 —A arpablotru tworthy woman to do gon - cral house w rk; & small family, C:ll atter six o'claclr, 26.8 Charles St. 142:2(p V mer, 7ANTRD—A girl for general houso work 8. W. corner ¢18b nd Webster St. are, #. W. Crea- 140-40p at 1909 Far- 133 20 ANTED —A 00 4 nurec girl. nam §'reet. Appls VW A3m=A gned ok where another gh is kept, %25 Dodge St. 11041 G. K. TANTED A 00d girl to do kitchen work, Oc deutal Hot1, Young ladfos winted b0 losrn telegraphy; pose it'ons secured. Addreas enclotiog § amp, * M. ~Huso between 1dth aud 16th on Cbi- Ok RE: Irqabre of Jobn Swi't, 168-21p cago etrect. ROOMS FOR RENT, 7o myxt—Largo furnfshed fro.4 voom ruitable for tr0, or ons emaller roow. 195-5p [or kExT— Furnished room for light house keep- icg, 118 N. 14th 8 206-21p or BasT—Fun ed 100ms 1612 Burs St. hed parlor end dining room in ;(IKAKI\I—FI T S h 572 Difoi houso; ight house keepinz, 603 N ] ek Furnished rooms 1201 Howasd Sf corver, P‘"R RENT—Two nicely fuin'shed front rooms 1714 Caiifuraln t. 161-26p 7oR RENT—New furnished rooma euite or tinsle, Ba.h, gas, price reasonable; 1615 Capitol re. 160-760 Jon e ~Furnished room 1110 South 13.h 5t. ‘o RENT—Front furvished room, Hamoy 21st, 812, C. F. Mayne & 2., 16th and F 1 cely furnishd room for one gentlo- © it Lecosiary; 818 8. 19t0 S 184-20p TOR REST N an, break! JOR RENT~A ploasnt { ont room with large clos: ; ‘modera jmprovoments, on 20th strect near Nt. Mary's ave, Apply 8. W. coraer 16:h and Dod ze 8ts. \‘ Tep—~Ladies in want of good domes will Le supphied on application to the ol reliable Omah E uploymont Bureaw. Mra. J. W, Morrison, 217 N. 16(h 8t., up etairo. 894t ANTED ~A rumher fiest--1as3 girls who are cap. blo of woing good work, and recelve good tthe Omiba em 1o mint othee, 217 north outy offcoup-stairs Mia. J. W. Manls n pro- 8011 wag! 16th # prictor, WANTED MALE HELP. TAvTED—Good €30k 10 WOrk & reetsurant on sh ros; everything in runaleg order. Apgl 1tk §: 8 lll-i})l; 1 819 7 ANTED ~A man to build fenoer. I holu & Erickson, quiro at Ed 207,20 th one person 4% shorien accordin 10 the “THE QUEEN OF ‘"ABLE WATERS.' CAPOLLINARIS Natural Dictetic refgns alone Zable Waters." BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. May 31, 1884, among Qf ali Grocers, Druggists, &Min, Wat. Dealers, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. ANTED ~Two geod canvass vight men. Apgly at 20 go0d pay ta the . 16'h 5t 184-21 7AYTED - A 09I €tent man who thoroughly un- derstonds the care cf ko '8 a8 coacbman; £0od weges A.d Henscom, 1606 Farnam 18121 ~Furnished rooms, 105 North 18th 952-20] 079 1 FOR REN 70k wRNT—Ioom with basrd, 1618 Capitai ke, F 021-22p Tnquirs Drugstore, 10th and P41t JOR RENT = Roum, Diuglus, Jros rur—oom wita b.ard, 1812 DoJge 8t. Dd-At 70k RuNT—Two rooms adjoining with board; front roum routh-osst, 1914 Webster Bt 8o6-t OR 8ATE—00x182 fort, houso 4 reoms, closet, pen- try, well, barn, hold's horses and buggy; fruit ad shrabhery, on grade $2,200 on very easy this is a bargaln. = C. E. Mayne & Co., 16ih and Farnam. 127-tt "t on best part of South 10th €1, 20320 'OR 8ALX—A ni Cunningham & B:ennan, 1611 Dodge 83 0R SALE OR TRADE—0 roomed house, two Iota and barn Apply 810 8. 11th S5, 163-80pt 1p T Bate—An elegant row houee of 7 roomn on Georgia ave. Prico §2,000. Cuoninghaw & Bren- nan, 1611 Dodge 8t. 202-20 & a barga'n, lot with 2 houses, 3 and 7 well, clstorn, barn, &c., 20th end Harney, Unimproved property takon 88 part pay. W, L. u and Douglae. 900-t¢ on 8ALE—Tswo lots on best part of Virginia avo., will be eold for 81,00, Cunnlogham & Brenuan, 1511 Dodge St. £01-20 70R SALE - A two stery 22x6) frame building sul’~ ablo ora storo near 10th snd Faraam streot. Apply at this offios, o47-it OR RALE—A bargadn; good houee 7 roome, barp, well, cictern and other improvements with &n nore of ground on Lesvenworth St., near city limits, 50), essy turms. C. E. Mayne & Ca,, 1th and Farn: . 941t Boyd's add, v ut, 1511 D 20120 o sun—a tow nioe Lot in cheap, Cuutingham & B ot Emar—Good Boks T - South We:tern pirt of State. Apyly to E P, Da~ vie, Novelty Tron Works, 14th §t. 794-t1 £570R BALB—Forty lota for sale on Burt and Cutings I hetween 26th and 818t cheap, luside property sdfor) & Souer. 614 4 FroRthm=Tot 10, 10, Hamiocin pisce, 900, Lt 9, b 8, M T, Pairlek’s ) roposod add, €750, Toets 1and %, b 15, Shion's 1st add., §2 560, Tots In all parta of the city No. 208—Iloue 7 roms 000, No 107—Brl:k houso 6 roows Shinn's 2d add. $1,100. No. 198 No, 176—Houso 8 ro C. E. Mayne & Co., 1ith w house 6§ rooms Georgla ave 3 607 Bartiotvs wdd, §100 nam. 7484t KFOR SALE MISOELLANKOUS vel, lesy than halt Address wa, B 209-20,) ¥ 'R 8AL 4—El2gan’ mourain « price; oostnine:eea dol Bee offioe. B140) (7lipursgoot mare, hamare and bogey. Irquire N, ngly, Sherman ave., hetwoen enter, af2r b 0'c ock, Elnaud ‘o72-20p §OR SALE—ficstaurant and bakery 1n the city of 7 incol 85 O atraut, & two years leaso on & d two sthry biick builii'g with nioe furnished A complete bakery snd ristuu- ud o firstolass res J, E =N £ oou 8 up- tlrs, rant, & £101 routs and wago taurhut trade, Good 108%0: Crools, 1:85 O §'reet, Lisccl TP0n BAUE - Three good mich cows, #ge 4; 6 C. B Bmlth, Irv ngtcn, Neb 087 for sl ing. 1 Neb. 9 NATTLK POR SALK, &L ST/ Owa 500 head of 8 year old steers, 800 hond 2 ye 1 0ld 8'eurs. 100 hend 1 year old steers. ‘Al cholce ¢ tea huavy osttle and wo now quote foeders a% 83.93 por cut. Chapin Bros 521-s0ptd T iandsomely furnished double or sin- Cme; (81> b ard, 118 Dodge. 860U W' g taa =P cottor pus T months old. 7384 Bimer., room b, Redick block, Jrom =1l o valbbid yoom for € geatlgmen 160" Farnam strces, 0pp ¥ite Goos Ho'el. Apgly at r.om &, ox ab keseiman & Burnets. 218 19th HE 746 41 o8 awrroa ploviant wouth froni rooms, B, W. corner 10th aud Davenport 700.t¢ Jom mex—tandsou el faraiahed rooms 1704 Cap- it ae. b82-t1 Apring Hill; Wil sel on ensy aved property sy dif- ference In ues Lu cash Or asume MO tgage ties cau find cheap hoes an | advantigeous W. H, Groen, ove: 1t Natl, Baok, +ols agt. [oR 8; torms; b 'R BALR - Two 1018 tn Pelham Flace, one block 1rom streot car track. Iuquire 218 8 18:h Bt 401tr TANTIO—A rellab'e smart cffice boi; & good elt uarion (0r *he rght by; n.ust be extrs bright and » I ttle enilomau. No cow boys ne 1y 169 92 M. F. Martin. VA7 44mro— 1 ¢ gnce, 40 moro mew for Chdion,Neb, Waes 81.76 por day ; 116 transportation; will #hip Monday, Augdss 24 h et 7:45 8.1, Cal 1120 Furna v St. 165t Addrese J R Cook, Hee good w © pa s I 168 20p VW 431804 good hetel cork to o 266 milcs went; offioe. For the Chamcion Tnk £ aser, aTNTS WANTAD Canmgion ) loselty w12 cts. 107 $asplo. Omaha, Neb. W AN cAgents, Addros Klectrio Lavwp aud Bove Co., Kt Lonis, Mo., for o're'sr, o sad terms f £6 cend'e puwer Marun Electelo Lamy 108 ct- 16p T{0k kEsT—Front room furnished oF uafu 1212 Howard Bt, 00t 7ok sET ~Furnished koom 1021 Cagaiel eve, K £60 aug20p PoB RENT—At 1610 Faruom street. two nicely turnistied (eont 10oms Whi use of bath roows. 430-41 & kENT ~Two uicely foraisnsd roome, NW cor. 2lst apa Bt Mary's Ave. 40.u 708 KENT—Two clegans ofliesin Busnman's block, [¢ 70k 8ALK —Or would tralo or a good horse and T Doy 20 aores b Gspor couaty, ~ ApplY fo 216 South 18¢h § reet. P "ok #ALE—Boller and engine, 20 horse power boller +nd engine, In good runuing order; want to sell £r the reason that they are not large (mough for the now machinery which we will pub into our new bullaing on Harney 88 Ciarke Bros. & €2, 1403 Douglas 8t. G164 Ou Baud at Dargaiu, No 1 seond baod d side har buggles; o Bt o1r- wa ‘oarrlage phastou brolisy and wanshades, 84 1403-1411 894t OOME—With boart,desirable for summer. Apply ol 010+ A 8. Chatles Hot mar-~For manufso‘uring purooses or hall, num“xfl.l:fl‘fl-‘);, o lio & 14th et 1 o ef. A J, Bimveon, 1409 Dodis ’ P NTED—A (GUK, TAn OF Woman af Eurpesn ho- te', 822 south 10th St. 7684t gouth 16th st. REAL ESTATE, F')n SALE—EY MORS? & BRUNNER, No, 109 -88 foot 0n Jonss strost, & corner, &0 excel- eat loca‘ion 1. ehouse or Jobbii & house and remarkably chiop at#7,6u . No. 130--Toyse ot 833122, ou paved o P front room on firet fioor with or | No. 812—33 fect on 18th stroct, corner ofalley, n Howard strect, splendid businces prope 85,000 120 —Several fine busizess lots on 16th strect, each £3,000. No, 110—Fest bu'in 83 corner_on Harney etroet, 63 feet frout, only $14;000. No .100—A fiar lot' 68x152, ‘corner of alley, I1Cth tucar Farnain, a sp'endid invéstment at $15 000, . 428—A splen.id 10t 601132, on Farnam etreet opyosite the ccurt house, $10,(00 Ay lendid enct fronf, and one o corner Bouth front, each €6x140, on G:crgia ave. , 1} blooks tiom, Toavenworth strcet, Kced Place, flue ehade trees, each 81,600, - 4824 fnc'oomer on Goorgia avenud esst ront, No, 4808 extra chotce 1cts 2 blrcks from Farnam and near 33id s reets, from 800 to 8900, 0. 4£6~2 choice lots Dodgo street, south feont,one 4 corner, price for the two 1,2(0. No- 481 ( T-vo choice lots on Farasm strect, §1,160 No. 250 No ottage and full Tot near Fark ave. No. . 420 82,3 4464 Par.ain; 10 room now bouse, full lot,rea Ueorgin avenne, §3,160. No, 482—An elegant lot on ¢ 0 rela avenue, 30, No. lfi!{'l'wn lots in Miwebaugh Place, $1,020 No. 4001 each. Lots, acro proverty and farms for sale in location and prioes tosuit o1l MOKA© & BRUNNER, 92124 Paxton Eullding, Cor. 15th end Farnam. No. 1t 8ALE—Restaur nt thorous hls eststliched and well payir g, tellirg o acosunt of sicknese, §700, Farm of £0 acres, 12 wiles irom Omaha, highly im- proved, §1,000, Lots fn Frookline, 2225, Lots in H nicom plice, 8850, [ouse, st bie and 1ot 08:163 1n south Umshs, tor $1 00( 5 3 Haulin & Bro South Eleveoth st, 955, o asn—Bost uaossupled gronud n the _ty for warenouse house, 87 feet front on Leavenworth, north bot 10:h and 1th,will ease tor 90 years, Bod- ford & Suuer 62061 {08 8ALE—H 8. 16w Street for rent, Two clegant lots Shinns Additione, 2700, Large houso and two lots Hanscor Place, 6000, Houso ent 1ot north 19th 8¢, 600, Houso und Lyt Regan's Add, 1200, Houro andl.t 8, 18th 8, 1 House and lot Paciilo 8t., near Depot, 38 2 houses and lot on C'aes 5t , vear 16th. Houss enit 10t 8, 13th 8t , 810 Faram land fa newly every county in northern Ne- brauka. O, F. Davls & Co., 1506 Farnam St, 00-Aug 23 RUSINESY OHANOKS, and 2 luin at & bargain §3,600 oom to buld four more houses [0k s —Stoolc and txtu o8 ofu grocory oo with dw. 11g attachcd. Owiior engaged in othr bute fnes?, 607 15 20p B8 | 10 years loase, ) outh )i th Nar, for real estate, it is ad location; 181-20p OIKL FOX 511K OR B 281,00 ot ] ia overy good sha: ¢ Addioss 922, Beo otfice, Ol BALE—A restaurant at No. 504 north 16th St, 104-2p 0% 5ALK—A £0 barr] ctesm four and grist will cheap. Address Tiogle & Sons, 0R 5 aLR—A flrst-class Photo outfit for (800), co't §200. Addiess G:o, W. Tugle, Panaws, fowa. 167-20p JF e spun=A hotel o ensy terme or_will trade for real utato i Om ha or fvid fn Sebraske. For ulare, inquire of L. P, Pruyer, 1674 N. furttor part 116.52) 1880 street, Central lowa. fon Meb. Rt SALK OR_RXCHANGE- A+ & bargain, etock dry K00ds wad carpicts in one of the best towns o Address Locs £. O. box 4, Hartiug- 54 Frekpan-a e thop and Lath room. | Tho old.st o tablisced trado I Omaha: will w11 fus Address “A. B, Bee office. 100-20p cash oF real cetate. 70 head steers 8 years old, 800 Lewters 8 y.a b ol 6 hiries and camp equipase, situsted about 18 wiles trom B. & M, K. &, Good water und flve grez. i0g at 826,000 1¢r o short tine, Howlia & Brown, 811 south E cveu:h ot 6425 1d b dware by ‘Addross W. il., oare Bee Publishing Co. §20-22 Ton wALI—A geod paving biie o3 ing but [ Nittia o piusl for cwh, - For parcloulars “widress P20 B o b, Omaha, ! i Tkaun a1y s IF swek of geIs Heral nrchandis ‘or havdware, Acdress Joho Lindertolw, Contia City, Neb. B2augal Ao NORBALE.-A 1es'aurant; big bargaln, 10 8 fae lo- K leaso of buildick for ten wonthe; & ood sana for rolling, hive ouher busiuoss to tiond to. Address §_P._ Beo offic. 4508 LOST AND FOUND, RAYED OR STOLEN—A bey mars, wiite face 3 on (he b.east, Welght sbout 0 . d wilte it L lnfor- wation lading to her recovery. V. atetler, Torenos, Neb 12041 | STAuP 037—A red loather pecket book c-ntaining napora 4 viluablo fo owner only. Retura to city m 1is Sth and Farnam St and be rewsrded. 182-20p Y cr wek; very beet location, Rt 17:"acpt 18p 7ANTED - Poarders; nicely furnished airy rooms and good board, $4.25 yer week; 1318 Capitol avenue. 15122 00y PERSONAL. P resoxau—Wanted, position as hious keeper. Mre Frances, City. 208-20p Y YSICLANS, B11-1¢ STOVE REPAIRS. WE w. G, ME1ZNER Stove Fepalr Co. 1460’8t , te ween Dodge and Douglas, Dr v room 6, Withnoll Block, 16th and Har- 111 South MISUKLLANEOUS C“ISA painted and fixed; also I structions given In ol and water colors by Mrs. A. B, Wilson, 004 179-22p Cass 8t. ReNT—1wo plaucs. Inquire Edholm & (¥ FaNTARY GO — Privy vadlts, STks aud oure- po:Is cleantd any time of day in an entirely odorless way with my Improved pump aud patient barrel apparatus. A, EVANS, office 1208 Dodgo 8., Omaba, Nebrasla, 956-sept-14p RIVY vaul'sand oes pools cleaned fn an cdorless way by F. G Abel, P, 0, Box, 378, 526 aug-25p N[ wiradire. © F.Anspaoner, 1013 Leayenworth. A 443auge] Prora—on Elhorn n Flawe, T. Rure 7 WETRUGTIUR o Tnjo given By G E beck, at 1116 Capitol ave. RUP (URE CURED. ion, or s e pr. M. M. Maore, h ave., Chicago, Iil.. st Omahs Paur-day, Aug 26th and 27th. 45041 ALL COR- RESPOND- ENTS MUST LiS STREET, OMAHA. REPLY. Soventeen years Experience, DR.G. W, PANGLE Reader of Disoason of Men and Women. Ecleotric, Magnotio and Horbilist vhysiclan, Now located &b 1210 Douglas 56 _Owmaha, Neb,, up stairs A corroct dlagnosis given without any explanation from the paticat, Cunsul'ation free at office. | Treat the Following Diseases. Catarrh of tho H Diseasos of $he Eyo and Ear. Heart Dis-ave, Liver Complaint, Kidney Com- laint, Neryous Debility, Sontal Depresalon, Loss of {xauncod, Disbcres, Biights Discato, Bb Vitae Dance, Kheumst'sn, Puralysis, \White Swelllogs Scrofula, Fever Sor wncers and Tumors remove ed without tho knifo, or the drawing of a drop of blood, Woman, with her defoate organs, Restored to Health, Dropsy Cured W thou® Tapping, Specisl Attention Given to Piiva‘e und Venoreal Disosses of oIl Kinds, Tape Worwa Kemoved In two or three ours or No Pay, Hewmino, ids o Piles Cured of No Churges Made. ‘Those who are afflicted will eave life and hun. veds of dolars by calling on or usiog LK G W, PANGLE'S HerbMosedin al . Notice! Hoticel HKou THE MAGNETIC HEALER, To all who are disersed or afil‘ctad, no matter how fong tho stand ng; 0 me and bs healad. Feamale dis- sage8 whoro m-diclucs bave failed to give relief, alty; come e, coize all sud be healod by the etic Heale nly surc oscape from any dis- eaos, For oxamination, sur coa go) aredl. for cach Areatment, or visitations §2; torms strictly cash. J H. PAGELAR, North Btate 5t., ono wmile west of Falr Grounds PEYCKF BROS. WHOLESALE CALIFORNIA FRUIT Car Californis late Poars, due Wedncsday, August 19, Car Osliforoia Barlott Pears, Peaches, Plums, snd Grapes, all mountain fruit, duo Friday, Aug. 211t earlv as fruit is closed arrival, Feni orde