Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 22, 1885, Page 8

TAE DAILY BEE. Saturlav Morning, August 22 LOCOAL BREVITIES. —0, 8. Higgins was sgain arrested and sgain roleased on ball yesterday, on account of having his windows obscured last night after midnight. —Mrs, Willism Gruenebsum gava very pleasant afternoon teaparty Thursday, at ber residence, 8)5 South Saventeenth street, in honor of her guest, Mrs, Brandt, of Kansas City. —The Union Patific toa traln, which left Omaha a few days ago, arrived In New York Thuredsy, haviog made the run from San Francisco in six days, three hours and thirty- eight minutes, the fastest freight time bo- tween the two points. —The Glenwood, Towa, Canning company wold this week to the Pacific Hotel company through their agents, McCord, Brady & Co., 1500 cases, equal to 6,000 gallons, of their to- matoes, They are present putting up 12,000 cans of corn daily, —The city ordinance probibiting the burn. ing of paper and refuse in alleys has been d regarded in & good many instancas recently, and numerous complaints have been made to the city marshal, Hereafter the ordinance will be strictly enforced by the police, as the practice is a dangerous one. —Since the Burlington & Missouri has is- sued the order prohibiting newsboys from sellipg papers on its platforms, the depot watchman has had a lively time of it. He has been compelled to drive off the newsboys time and again, and very often some of the sharper ones succeed in invading his territory and “'making a sale,” —Norice 10 ApveaTisers,—The Monday morning edition of the Bke is the only daily published Monday morning in Nebraska or Towa, It contains mot only the very latest news sent by tho associated press, but from five to ten thousand words of carefully com- piled special dispatches and state news, to- gether with full roports of local events of the previous day. The morning edition of the Bz Is by all odds the best advertising me- dium for all classes of advertisers,but more es- pecially for parties who desire to reach the town population of Nebraska and Iowa. Every line of that issue s read not only by our regular subscribers, who exceed in number that of all other Nebraska and Iowa dailiee, but by thousands of others who read the Mon- day Morning Bk because it is the only me- dium through which they can get the latest news. Advertising for this edition which has not been handed in by Saturday evening will be received at the counting room between 10 and 12 o'clock &, m, and 8 and 9 o'clock p. m, Sunday, ———— Rail Notes, Matt Clyir, passenger ogent for the Rosk Island, returned this morning from Colfax Springs, Iowa. Pat Humphrles, of the Chlorgo & At~ | lantic, is fn the olty. Traveling Passenger Agent McDier- mid, of the Niagara Short Line,{s in the city. Yesterday's overland train on th U. P. came la_three hours behind time, haviog been delayed by a emsll freight train accldent on the Wyoming division. Fronk H. Koesters, of the freight auditor's department of the Burlington | office. Omahs, {8 at the Windsor, on his way to Manituu snd the mountain re- sorta.—[Denver News Mr. ¥. B. Picker!ll, who hss been here for the past few days at work upon some Unlon Pacific ac:ounts, left last night for Chleago, from whence he goes to 8t. Louls, and hastens on to Washing- ton to complete Commisaloner Joseph E. Johnson's report. have done by Nov. 1. Meanwhile Meesrs, Walker and Mink continue at the labors they have assumed here. F. W, Ellis has been appointed Union Paclfic feelght clalm agent at Kansas City. e —— e - For Trade.—Nance county lands for stock of general merchandlse or hard- ware. Address John Linderholm, Cen- tral City, Neb. - ———— 8r, Joo vs, Omaba, This afternoon the first meeting between the St. Joe and the U. P, teams will occur, The visitors come here dl- rect from Hastlogs where they have been enj ylog a refreshing season of victory, on Taeeday defesting the club of that clty by a soore of 6 to 4 and agaln on ‘Wednesday by a score of 3 to 2, They are In fist-class shape to do some strong work, and the U. P.’s will be compelled to do thelr best ball playing if the lau- rels aro to atay at home, Following is the position of the men for.to-dey s gam UNION PACIFIO, .Bandle, Salisberry, “Rockwell, rminghsm, M lg-;lvy, . Strock, .Funkbouver, "0 ®miemt B A unaway Accident, Yyesterday about 10 o'clock ss Dr. Hostotter was driviog down towa, on ‘Webster street, hls team became fright. enod and ran awey. In pass'ng the cor- nor of Eighteanth atrest the carrlage was overturned and Dz, Hostetter, bslng un- able to extrloate hiawelf, way dragged for the leagth of halt & block and left in- sens ble In the middls of tke road, He was removed to his ofive on Firaum atroot, whore his injucies were found to ba slight—ouly a 1ew seslp-wounds. He was able to come down town this af- ternoon aud his njuries will not prevent him from attending to hls professionsl dutles. e e— Passing the Counterfeit, Depot Bpecial Policeman Charles Mares was called out to the stockyards Tharsday nleht abuut tovan o'clock to arrost a man, J.J. Martin had tried to pws some counterfelt moaey on the agent of the stockyards s'atlon. e succeeded iu capturing Martin, bu: s pactner of his, who had also tr'ed to pass the counterfelt chaoge, suanaged t, ercape by flaeing to the weeds, where dllizen’ saarsh falled to locate him, Martin is seld to be & rather erooked oharaoter, although It is not positively koowa that ke ds 1o league with a garg of counterfeliors, Ho was arrested ano trlea once before on w charge of sslilng mor'gaged pioperty, He will have » hearing before Unlied 8 ates Qommiscloner Andercon, This he expects to | LINDE'S ILL-LOCK. e e A Fagitive From Denmark and His Oarcerin America—Hoela for Deserter, Last Monday Theodors Linde,an al- leged deserter from the Unlted Stat army, was arrested in Omaha and taken ot to the fort for preliminary examina- tlon, He has slnce been in prison there pending an Investigation of his ocase. Thursday evening his attorneys, Anderson and George Shlelds, procured a wrlt of habeas corpus for his release, In the coun- ty court, Linde was brought down from the post and lodged in the county jall, and yesterday his case came up In the county court. By consent, however, it was postponed uatil 10 o'clock this morning. The counsel for the prisoner, It s understood, claim that Linde is Insane and frresponsible for his acta and willargue for hls] release on those grounds. The history of his case as gained from Judge Anderson Is certalnly rather carlous. 1t meems that Linde is the son of wealthy and respectable parents In COopenhagen, Denmark. Since early childhcod he hss manifested signs of brain-weakness, which in late years de- veloped Into posltive Insanity. hen he was 10 years old his folks declded to place him In an tnsane asylum. Before they could accomplish this step, however, Theodore, who had In all probabliity be- come apprised of thescheme, fled from Denmark and took passage in a steamer for Americs, of wgleh he had vague vislons as & “‘land of promise.” Arriving in this country In the laiter part of 1881, he knocked about the country from place to place, doing odd jobs of work, He fnally entered the navy while yet a minor and served the United Statea in tie position of a cadot sailor about nine months, when he left without taking the necessary formal ateps. In the meantime his anxlous relatives in Copenhagen had been sending letters to all parts of America, hoping to galn some trace of the lost heir. Finally one of these letters fell luto the hands of a Mr. Willlam Lucke, liviog In this ocity, who succeeded inlocatieg Linde, and se- cured him a position in Omal Latterly he has been a bsrtender at the Planters House, and hes borne a good reputation for sobrlety and reliabllity, though at times he has exhiblted decided symptoms of cran kiness. A few days ago a man by the nams of Hans Thislgoard, who had become spprised of the secret of | Lunds’s life, became Indfgnant on ac- | count of some fancied grievance and be- trayed him to the milltary authoritles. Judge Anderson clalms he is in posses- slon of ample correspondence from rela- tives in the old country to show that the young man s demented. Every effort will bs made to rescae him from the fate of a deaerter’s prison. MILITARY MATTERS3. A Collection ot Intoresting Army Items —Soldiers in Camp—De- partment Rifle Shuot- ing, “It looks very much as if President Cleveland’s order would send me out to Fort Vancouver to rejoln my company,’’ sald COapt. Sladen yesterday, “huwever, nothing can be done until Gan, Howard comes home. I cannot leave at pressnt, as I am doing the work of Capt. Me- Cauley, who isaway ona leave of ab- sence. SO far as I cansee now, unless another order Is Interposed (which Is not very probable) I shall be obliged to go to Fort Vancouver.” This order of Pretldent Cleveland’s which Is creating so muoch excitement in the diff:rent military departments throughout the country will affect two of Gen, Howard’s aides, Capt. Sladen and Lieut, Guy Howard, The former has iheen on Gen. Howard's staff seventeen years, and in the department headquar- ters five years, Lieut, Howard has been on the staff three years and will be ohliged to rejoin his company at Fort Nisgara, N. Y. SOLDIERS IN CAMP, From the tho fifth to the twenty-fifth of Saptember the soldfers of Forts Sid- ney, Laramle, Russell and Robinson will bo in camp at For: Sldney, for the pur- | posea of drill practice. Only those troops | of these posts will be ex- jempted which were sent d wn | to Crlesfield, This encampment has | boen ordered by Gen. Howard, to relieve the moldlers from the monotony of post life, and to enable them to be drilled In the tactics of skirmfshiog. Tho camp will bs in charge of Maj. Dangerfield Parker, with Lieat. J. P, Jackson quar- termaster. DEPARTMENT RIVALRY. Gen, Breck has recelved from Fort Snelling the scores made by the members of the rifls team In the recent contest, They are as follows: Score, . 648 ves G40 . 640 . 6056 . D98 . b95 579 . b18 . b73 568 AL . b66 . B65 Sgt. Sage, Gth inf Sgt. Marte, 31 inf. Sgt. Zobel, 84 Inf. . L. Avery, 3d inf. .. Pyt, Feeney, bth inf. Lt, Hanforth, 11th inf. Lt Tear, 25th inf. . Pyt. Gaorge, 25uh inf | Sgt. Kiog, 20th inf Pet, Woodburn, 15th inf Lt Robertson, 1st cavalry, Sgt, ledn, Tih cavalry. ... Lt. Cell, 7th cavalry. % Corp Crow, 20th inf caneses . D63 This is not as good a record sy was 1nade by the Fort Omaha tesm. Sergeant Weeks ran op his total scors to 699; Ser— geant Goodin to 667 and the otaers In propostion, Taklng the reports received from the dopartments of the Plaite, Califorala, Missouel and Arizona, this department is shead {o the matter of skirmish fielng, a :I‘I)ll be ssen by the fo lawing comparative able: o8t 879 202 est 76 48 699 606 163 452 Degartment Flatte, Department Californ Department Missouri.. 288 47 Departmont Arizoua. 179 44 ——— A Rosd 0 Washington County, County Commissioners Tumme and (MKeefe returnedyesterday froma telp out theough the county, They have been tuparintending the construction of four large colver's, two on the township 1'ne, batween Jefforson and Elkhorn precincts snd the two others near by. The ocom mlsstoners hope,as one of them explalned to-dsy, that by opening up a good road {oto Washington ocunty, they will divert 8 gond Zesl of the trade of that comaty Ato Oaata, Absolutely Pure. This powder never varles, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesemeness. Moro economical th the ordinary kivds, and cannot besold In_competi- tion with thewmultitado I low test, short, woight aud of phosphate poe ders _ Sold onl¥ In oans. ROYAL BAKING BOWDER CO. 108 Wall stacet, ¥ ¥ Apollinaris “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” “ Its competitors appear to fhave, one afler another, numerous {allen away. BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. May 31, 1884, ©Of ail Grocers, Drugyists, & Min.Wat. Dealery BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES. OVER 400,000 Ensiest Riding Velicle v Tides as ono person aé two. The Iengthen and cording to thie we g Y. Kqual ronds an 1 xold by Denlers ) SPECIAL NOTICES. AU adv ertisements in the special columns will s oharged at the rate of 10 cents per line or the fwst insertion, and 7 cents per line for each ubse- uent insertion: No advertisement will be snserted or less_han 25 centa for the first tume® TO LOAN—MONEY, ONRY TO LOAX. ns made on estato land V1 contracte, chattels, collaterals or good eecurl- tles of any kind atthe Omata Finsncial exchauge, ANTED ~A gentlowan of intelligence and go: d buriness address tor # *“the Hand MoNs1 1y Standara Atlas of the Worla” on therosd; one de- sitable £ Into Advarced poiition, or Isavn the bus tnew with s view totaviog charge cf Baneh house grrferred, Thie pori'ion means an trcome of from 1,200 %0 81,600 & year to_willing workers. Call or addrees #ith refererces, J, 0. Jocelyn, “the Cozsens' Omahs, Neh, 221 ¢t ANTED —An_A 1 man who wants fomake big wages falr woek, Call Mt onoe at 1609 Farnam 21694 aRNTR WANTRD—F. 1 the finest 1ittle artislo to sell st fait; big money, hrand new esmple 10 centa. Addre mpion Novelty Co., Omaha, Neb, 111-s0p1-10 W ASrn -Good cook fo work & restaurant on shires; evorythlog in running order. Apply 3198, 11th Sk 163.25) W Asrtn ~A competont man who thoroughly un. derstonda the caro ¢f hotats A8 coschman; good wages. A.J. Hanscom, 1600 Farnam. 187.91p ANTED—Two geod csnvassers; good pay t tho vight men. Apyly at 900 N, 100h St 184-91 ANTRD—At Once, 40more men for Chadron,Neh. Wages §1.75 por dav; freo transportation; will ¢hip Monday, August 24ih st 7:45 a.m, Oall 1120 Farnam S, 1651 W AN cAgents, Addroes Bloctrle Lamp and 8tove Co., St. Louis, Mo., for ofrcular, cut snd terms of 66 caridle power Marsh Electrio Lamp 108toct-10p SITUATIONS WANTED. xTED - Asituation on & farm to take oare of attlo by & man of experlence and recommenda. tons, who bas somo cattle of his own ho wighes to care for at tho eamo time. s an experl trim- mer, and will at some time attend to an orchard. Wil 'work for emall wages. Address “P. J." Beo office. 167-24p VW 3rar—&n sciltovoung man deiites s porition o8 clerk cr sesistant beok keever, has had four years experience In New York City dry’ gocds hause. Moderate wages, Address *'I. 8. Boe office. 188 21p AxTED—A situation, have bad experience in con- tectio-ery and grocery; good referenres Ad. dress 8.’ oo office. 105-22p Smnmurnm and_competent office man desires sicuntion. Ro:sonble salary. Acdress “Hart” oo office. 135 24p ANTED—By & 12"y, situstion ln office or whole. eals house, Address “B. G.” Boo offl>». 105.28p Wur_n--_suu-unnu sten: graphor in an_offics References furn'shed. Address *'Stenogeapher Boe office. 10628 w.«xun»slmnblnn 4 book keeper with cxper- fence and businees ability with unexceptional referoncos, spoaking ani writiog both English and German - Modcratoseiny. Addross A Voo otco 8-52p MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. NTED—Will pay i th for cheap work tesm from 10 to 1100 weight; rcod mares preferred. " Bee. 299 R Y\ ANTED—To entor asactivo partner in some pav. Ing business; can pay ia $/¢0. Addross **1', C. M. Council Bluffa , 0., Towa. W'A\'TI.I)-TO rent a 4700m house in gond condi- tion near business center. Address G, L, this office, 183-41p 7 AxTED—To rent swounfurnished rooms by a laly near business conter. Addre 8 witb price, A, V. this oftice 19221 W‘A“m;—'l'n trade a gond second hand piano for & horeo ard boggy. Inquire at Kaholm & Frick son. [ ANTID—To invest; man cf year: of experience and ability, desires potition as book keoper in some mercantilo busines. with . view of purchnsing an interest. A No, 1 refirenc Addross “A. office. J ANTED—HKCcom and ooard tor a lor.e number of students in piivate familios duiing the coming allend wicter. Leavetddress at Omaha Bus'nees 1608 Farnam St., up-stairé; low rates; casy ter ne. i i Vgt © 0AGUE BROTHERS, [nvestment Bankers, opposlte V1 st office. Omaha, negotlate mortgago 1.ans on firet class eocurity at rulling rates of Intorest, Par- tles aesiring to borrow money on improved city or country reul estate, for from one to five years, can be commodated proiny ‘McCaguo Brothers, bank- ers, opposite post off 662-t¢ ONEY To loan on chattels, Woolley & Harrlson, Room £0, Omaha National beak bullding 651-41 ONEY TO LOAN—On _ rea), estate and chattels MBE Thoman 85241, ONEY Loaned on chattels, cut rats, B, R Hokets bought and sold. 4. Forman,g18 8,184k 84 MOTEY TOLOAN 1n vume of €800 and apward. X3 0.F. Davis snd Co., Besl Fabats sud Losn Agents, 1505 Farosm B4, 65441 oxnY to loan In sums of $200 and upwards on VL first-olass real estato security, Potter & Cobb, 1616 Farnam st. 649-t ONEY LOANED at G, F. Roed &00's. Loan office YL on furniture, plancs, horses, wagons, personal roperty of all kinds and all othe rartlclos of value, wlthout remeval. Over 1st National Bank,corner 18th nd Faroam. A1l business siriolly oonddontlal | ONKY! MONY!! MONEY!Il Money to Loan—On chattel security by W. R_Croft, room 4, With aell butlding, N. E. corner 16th and Harney. After years of experlonce and a careful study of the ‘busi- Dess of loaning money on_ porsonal property, I have t last porfected a systom wherehy the publiclty usual in puch cases is done away with,sud I am now 1 s poriiion 0 meet the demands of all whe become temporarily embarrassod and desiie to ralso monoy without delay ard io o quiot manner. Housekeop- ers, professional gentlemen, mechanics and others in thia clty csn obtain advances f:om $10 to 81,000 on such security as hoasenold furniture, plang chinery, borves, wagous, warehouso recelpt ed notesof hand, etc., withous removing ssme from owners residerce or place of busiiess. Als) on fno Watchos and Diamends, Ono of tho advantagos I offor iy that suy part of any losn can bo pald at avy time which will reduce the Interest Fro rata and all losns rene ved ab _the original rates oflnterest T have no brokera In_connection with my office, but pereonally superintend al my loans, I have private officos cmneoted with my genersl office 80 that customersdo not ¢ me in con act with each otber, consequently making all transactiona strictly privato R. Croft, room 4, Withnell building, N. E_cor, 16th and Harney. 648.t1 WANTED FEMALE HELP. W7 4370—A cook tor a countr holel, must be f st~ clusa. rober; best offwages psid.’ Coll on Mr, Hiukson, Center Hotel, Cluncil Blufls, Ls. 233.27p VW A31o--A respoctablo middle-aged woman to_de gororal hovses o k for a swall private family in t)e country. A good home for the 1i. ht party. el rovd faro wili te paid Apply at once to John J, Vandemcor, Paxtcn Hotel, 281-92p — W Astsn ~A firit cliss dinlog 1oom wirl. fomslo cook and chamberuwald a City Hotel., 191-24p VW asren=A good vicchen i tor a_small fami', outalde City lim'ts. Apply 10 117 north 14ih streot, hetween Capitol ave and Dodge, 223.22p ANTED—A competent glrl to do second work, Bast wagos. 4 pply 10 Mrs. Geo, E, Pritchett, 208 south 18th t, 226 22 7ANTAD Girl fcr dining room on genoral hruse- work, Gar: i Hoto, 1010 Mason ¢, 222 22p WAoo ladis and 070 gentloman; private instructions in book-keepiug, 1222 Fayoam, B. Emith,, 219-29p 7ANTED= Lady conykt, (middle agei). Addreis “J, M." Bee office. 18-21p w ANTED —A good gIri wha can soeak German, for genoral klichen work, 83 216 South 12(h Sf. 216-24p Wairanragliito do general house work 2016 Burt 8t. br, Paul. 156 24 Axvao—Experienced dining room girl, 1718 Dodge, 22041 ASTaD—a grl 10 0 geuoral house work, Mrs. 0. H. Go'drich, 1017 Park ave, | 199.4¢ W AxTio—A young giel 818 North 16th 8f. 100-21p W A8 - A good hote nd dufog ro m gl 10 eave tho ciby; hest of wages pald. [ngulie ¢t Omana Emplosmont burssu, 217 N 10th §6 M. 4 W Morrison, Pr-prictor 102-4¢ 7 4xTED—GGood girls for all kind of domestic work for hotel snd privat. fawiles; good wages. You gaa alway Bad good plase by oalliog a4 1120 ¥ srusm 1561 N/ A¥eED—A girl to do f eneral houso work; must 3 8 gn0d plala 000k and laundiess. A pply at 808 nouth 2vd 81, 161 41p W/ 437 - A koad Gerwan girl for gener work; 1015 Capitol ave. house- 144.21p 7dxran-A gocd o s word 020k whero auothr g e keyt, 11041 7 AxTED—Ladies in want of good domentio girls, will be supplied on spplication £0 the 011 rell-bls Omahs Employment Bureaw. Mrs J. W. Morrison, 27 N. 16th 8t., up stalss, 89481 B T WWAreso-A pumber of first-lams girls who & ble of eolng good work, and recslve oo the Omaha owilo ment ofce, 217 Boith aest, OMioo up-staizs Mip J. W. Morrls n pro. Pstor, s College, N, W. corner Douglas and 13th 8%, 694 tt AxTEC—Stock of merchandiso In oxchange fo 1arma and lands; also 1a1d_improved aud ua- {mpro ed for merchandis _1f von want to buy, sell or irade anything, write 12 B. F. Murpny, ymore, Neb. 925 21p YV 5mmn-Every body fo call on W, A. Mortlzon for first class Job prirtiog, 1613 Douglas St VA7 Axrn 600 pooplodo brlng tholr watchen to 605-t1 Ec) olm & Ericksor'sto berepatred. Sstisfaction guaranticd, 10448 ANTED—Every ady. 1o 5od of & sowing ma. chine, to soe tho new Improved Amorican No. + K. Flodman & Co. agents £2) N 10th. 8301f FOR o ENT—HOUBES anND LOTS, OR REXT—Sept 18t, tw0 new ten room houses on 19th strest, ca_tr.lly located, city and clstern hot and cold water in house and bith room, hrovghout the house, a*d ce'la,out houses and thirg cowplete, cno ers front, ope ea:t and fouth front; rend $50 and r mcnth, J. E. Riley & Co., 21b south 18th Sr. For rei w bouse neatly new, Davenport near 25th 8% , §16 formonth, J. E. Riley & Co., 215 8outh 18th St. For rent—6,room house on C-lifarnis 8t., betwesn 234 and 24th; vent §15 per month. J. E. Ki.y & Co,, 215 south 15th 8¢, Forront—New 6 room house, we'l, clstern, out houses, wlks, every thing complete, 22d and race, $12 per wonth. J, E. Ruey & C ., 215 south 13th St. For ront—Onenew six room hodso on Ssunders St. east frnt, cistorn, well, bay window, wa'k . thing complete, $18 per month J. E. RILEY & CO., 215 south 18th St. THE DAILY BEE-SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 158, 119 SQUARE FAGTS [lI9 SQUARING THE PROBLEM of LOW PRICES for Fine CLOTHING $15.00 i a Merchant Tailor Made Suit worth $30.00. $18.50 For a Merchant Tailor Made Suit worth $4.0.00. Squares are but a few of the many SQUARE BARGAINS off telligent buyer will agree with facts, that it The Misfit Parlors handle ths fin: at balf value it is reasonable to $22.00 For a Merchant Tailor Made Suit worth $4.5.00. $25.80 For a Merchant Tailos Made Suit worth $50.00. 1THH ABOVH is the es of merchant tailor clothing, at prices which do y they can sell in tho sam proportion, $28.60 For a Merchant Tailor Made Suit worth $55.00. $30.00. For a Merchant Tailor Made Suit worth $60.00. I ered at the Only Misfit Clothing Parlors, 1119 Farnam S, blishments who buy for leea than actual valus that can offer genuine bargains, not reprosent what the cloth cost the tailor, They heve fine suits as low a3 $12, and Tt they buy PANTATOOINS AT $ 3 00 Made 4 00 P W B R — Wo can offer bargains to rich and poor alike, by furnishing clothing bassed u) “ “ “ “ “ « « “ by & Mercha..t Tailor origlnally for ..... " “ “ HSE PRIC the best domestic and imported fabrics, and trimmed in silk. eatin, serges and Italian closhs, ings are drawing near, a light weight .. 8600 8 00 10 00 12 00 13 50 15 00 16 00 18 00 HS pon true merits, cut and made in all conceivable atyles from As fall is approaching and the chilly morn , OVERCOAT Would no doubt prave a proventive of cyughs and colda, ections of those to be sold fur what they will bring, & cheap as a song when you sing it yourself, at the THE ONLY MISFIT ClothingParlors 1119 FAR o Don’t farl to take advantago of this opportunity and maks an early visit for se- together with saparate coats coats and vests and separato vests, to bo closed at prioss AM STREET 1119 J0R RENT—1 w 11 turnished yaom for 2 gentlemen 1501 Farnam street, oj porite Go s Ilo el Apply ot riom 4, orat Wassernan & Burnett. 218 18th St. 745 1 B‘OR RENT—2 pleasans south front rooms 8, W, cormer 10th azd Davonport 700.t8 ok REXT—Handsox.ely furnished rooms 1704 Cap- itlave. 682-1 'Ok RENT—Front room furnished or uufurnished 1212 Howard &t, 829.t1 o swaT—Fursiehcd room 1621 Capitolave. 660 aug20p Jign ene—wo oloely faratsned rooms, NW oor. 21st and St. Mary's Ave. PLRY] 401t1 OR BALK-Tw0 1089 1o Pelham Place, one block from sirceboar track. Inquire 218 8 18th 8¢, South 18th § reet. Douglas St. Jrgnsaun—or would trate or a good horso and bugey; 80 acres ln Gesper couaty, Apply fo 218 PPt Jon saun-Botlor and engine, 20 horec poveer, boller snd englne, o good running order; want to sell for the reason that they aro not larke ¢nough for the new machinery which wo will put lnto our new building on Harncy 8t Clarke Bros. & O 0zt ide bar bugy AIM'A\'B ou hatd at a bargain, No 1 second hand carriago phacton an brollag and eunshades, at 1403-1411 Dodgo St. o ATHAYED (R TOLEN—A bay mare, Da; fencs ccrs on the broast, weight 900 vounds. b ral reward will to pald v infor- mation leailng to her rocovory. J. W. Hastotler, lorenc, Neb 1 I and 03T~ A red leather pcket book ¢ ntaining papore Tuablo 0 uwner crly. Retura to city m Jls Sth num St., and be r, rded, 1522w BOARDING. Ree Voard $5 per wock; very beet looation, 1814 Lavenpore St. 17+-sept 18p W rova and good toard, $4.256 yer week; 1818 Cy avenue. 151-22p nicely furnished airy rooms tol BENT—Two elegant offizcg 1o Bushman's block, 894-tt Fon {OR RENT—For manufacturing purposes or hall, arge room 44x75, 84 floor, No. 110 8, 14th @ enquire st 1409 Dodge 6. A. J. Simpeon, X BRI 008 M JrgnRmen - Conteally located furniahiod fooms at 628 south 15th S, 609-41 OR RENT—Largo front oo on first floor_with without bord; inqulco o 1901 Farnam Bk, FOR SAL£-—HOUSKES—LUTS, 'or RENT—Near St. Car, house 3 roome §8; house 7 rooms§18. G, K. Thimpaon, 8. W. corter 11th and Harnoy. 19t {\0B RENT—5 room hous? 24th and Pierce 8t Ap- Ply on premises 8023p ‘on nENT—Oxe gtore, Inquire at Edholm & Erick- E0D, 21-1 (o 8ALE—On 16th strect, boute of 6 rooms all mcdern imj rovemonts; lot 69x140; mutt be sold. Cuainghom & Bronnab, 1611 Dodge st 266 21 g saue ~House and lot on Mcust Pliaswnt ave, ‘Iwo more houges can be built on lot; pr.co §2,100 emyterms. Cun kam & Brennap, 1611 Dodge strcot. $27-21 o wENT—To bo o mpleted in September, two ton 1oum house ; all modern imyrovements; yoad Inquire 710 19th ceilar and cl tet, kear the cars. 776-22p [ 0r sALn—Nesr head of St Mary's aye. Large 1t buuse 8 1ooms; furoace, grites, hot and cold bath; overy thing complete, #65,000 ca’y terms C. i, Ky & Co,, 16th and Farnan I8 Fon m lendid brick house of 10 rooms, wel clstern, o water, gas, furnace, fine barn and other out houtes; In fact sl modern convenionc:s on Chicago St., best residinos portion; §00 per month. 0. E Masne & Co,, 16'h ard Farnsw. For rent—Ftore Toom 1192 sheyman asenve, $26. C.E, Mayne & Co., 15th end Farpam, 721-! JOR KENT—Btore with four ro ma in rear. Rent 825 s mosta. Inquire 1318 Douglas, 4.9-Aug 24 0% RENT - Beautiful suburban residence property 4 actes of ground, larze house 7 room ), fins | Hon, eplendid view, ¢te., or will kell im rove: Aty with 6 yesrsleae of ground b e sacrifice. Mayne & Co., 16th and Faruam, Taquireat Bo-ton R RENT—A bullding 22x64. 93nth dry goods store, ¥, 10th st, 7oR RENT—Cottage 6 rooms, house 10 Fooms. Phipp) Roo, Boward and Campbell 70k REST - H use betwoen 14th and 16th cago street, Ipqaire of Jobn Swif ROOMS FOR KMUN'T, (o2 ropme and board €4, per weok, 1420 Jack:oa X streot. 280 24p 7Ok SALK-00X132 fe-t, houss 4 rioms, closer, pan. try, well, barn, hola's hirees and 1uggy; froit frees and shrubbery, on grado 2,500 on vory easy torws; this 88 baigalo, C. E. Mayno & Co., 16:h and Faruam, 127-it house, two lots and I“UK BALK OR TRADX—8 roome 163-80pt 1p barn Apply 810 8. 11th 4 OR BALE—At & barga'n, 19t with 2 houses, 301 7 r00.:8, well, clatern, barn, &c., 20t and Harney, Unimproved progerty tskon a8 part pay. Wm. L. Monios, 031 and Docglae. 020:t1 JOR BALE ~ A two stire 22x8) frame bu'lding sult- abls or & storo vear 10th and Farnam stiest. o4 Apply at this offios, 4 ORRALN- 4 bargair; gcod houeo 7 rociae, baa, well, cictern aud other improvements with »n a rocf ground on Leavonworth S1., near city limits, 83.00), vusy texms C. E. Mayne & Co,, 16th snd Farosm. DAL Vi OR SALY OR REAT - Good hote in firat-o) South Wertern part of State. Apply to Novelty Irou Works, 14th St FoR BALE—Frty lors for eale on Burl aud Ouuiings e twean soth nad Bist cheap, luside propersy JURNISHED roomd in clt -, well I'ghte | and wall furulihod. $1%.60. Appl; at Omaba_Carpes Co., 15 1 Douglas St. 2724 o1t RENT—Two ol gADY 100m with board for gen- tlemo: In private family, beautifu; ! catl n. Ap- 'y 1010 Dodgo strect, lower door or room 1, 1602 ouglas struct. 2L ok RExr—Large furnished fr 1or two, or ono smalier room. 7o kuxt—Furoished room 1 for Ight h use keep- ing, 118 N. 14th 8t 200-21p 0% RENT - Furnist ed 100m 112 bur Bt 175:26p e sy —Furnishod p bilcx nouse; 1154 ho lorsn) dialog room la epinz, 605 N. 17th 1. 167-21p {0k RENT - Furnisned roomy 1201 Howard 8t..5. W, corver. 16011 edford & Souor, e14 4f Jonssn-Lat 10, b 16, Hunoom pisce, 8920, Lot 9, b8, M T Parlok's propous ) add. §760, Licts 1 and %, b 15, Shion's 1st ald., §4600, Lots In all varts of the olty at bargain. No 206~Hou'o 7 10:ma Vark ave. , 84,0 No 107- Brl -k houso 8 rooms Shinn's 3,100, No. 198 ~New house b rooms Georgla ave ,$3 607 No. 17 80 8 ro m1 Bartictt's add, $100 0. E. Maync & Co., 16th _ Faroam, Ti8u KOR SALE MISOELLANKODS 0R ¥ALE —8uncc aod fixturos of & gracery stor 607 Oth street, vith buildiog attached. Owner in other busines:; will tell chea) 232:42p 2d ald. VOR BALS CR TRADK ~A firet-class saddle horse fve voa weld; perf ¢ ly oand and gentle. Iuquire 1260 Trene [ [0k 5ALK -A nice piano in vert ¢t ord ¥if 0 #lrg to owaer leaving the city 1116 Capltc ay. all at 24-2¢ Fe Wt —Two nicely furnished front rooma 1714 Cantornia 8t. 161-26p ulte or wluglo, apitol ave. 160-26p o aase ~Furnished room 1110 South 13:h St. [OR RuxT— New furoished rooms baih, gas, price r¢asonable; 10 o _wext—Front furnished ro-w, Hamoy Blst, 912, C. E. Mayne & C. ¥ 10k REAT -4 ploasant f 0ut 100m with 1 wrge clos t; M Biodera improvements, an ¥0th strect hiar st Mary's ave.” Apply 8 W edraer 18 b aad Dideo b 970 4 1618 Capitol ave. Jos we—toom with bours, 021 22p snd J\OR ki - Rooni, K Diugles !‘\nl RExNT—Koom witn b. Iaquirs Drugstore, 10th (1% 0% RBST—Two rooms sd) ining with board; front [‘ 500w south-oast, 1014 "-Mfu'n I w1 bu & good mare, harnses and bugyy. hormau ave , betw eén %140 Elaand e O B ALE— (astaurant aud hukery in tho Linooln, at 1285 O stract, & two years loa gocd twostors brick buildi’g with nine fursished F200 B uj--tairs, & complete bakery and i stau- rant, & g o1 route and wagon and a firsk-clas: rey tauraut trade. Good reasons for sel Crook, 1485 O strest, Lincols, Neb. 0% $ALK - Threo good miich 0. B smith, Irv ngt n, Neb. ¥ YUK BALE, AL 51JAD OWa 500 head of 8 year old stecra. 800 huid 2 ye r i 8 100 head 1 year old st Al cholco éa tra heavy ot ttlo and wo now quote feeders at §8.05 per cut. Cbapio Brcs 8/18optd g5 Sasn—Fioe setter pan? moatka od. Wm' Simeral, room 5, Redick block. 7884 W8, aKe 3 70k 6AL8—100 fo's, Spring Hill terme; baie for lmproved property and pay dii- foreiace s values Ly oash or Ao IO HgAgo e P ties cau find cheap homes ant advantageous trades W, H, Groen, over It Natl. Baok, tols agt. 4c6ul list sove choice vicinity of the city. Dodge 8t REAL ESTATE. 7111 tradoacre lots tor improved city property, and pay difl rencs in cash. We ha ve on our o property in the fmmed'ate Cucningeam & Branuan, 1611 223.21 eat_loc: house ani 6 000, 100—A fio lot! at $16 000, o No. 4617 aud 81,260 No. $2,300, 4404 tar, Georgin ay . 432—An olegant, No. 453 Two 4001 each, and 927 120 -Several fine b each 83,000 No. 119—Eest busincs) corner_on Harney street, 63 cot front, only $14;000. 10 suit 61l rem: . 120—Houso lob B3x1 . 812—388 feet on 18th strict, cornerofalley, Howard street, splend!d bu:iness property, 06x152, enue, [ JF'OB SALE-BY MORSE & BRUNNER No. 10988 feet on Jones street, a corner, an excel- fon for warchouse or jobbiag by chosp at 87,600 b paved stroct, 82,660. ‘near ino:s lots on 16th strect, ‘corner ot alley, 1(th street near Farnsm, o sp'endid investmens . 428—A splen id 10t 601182, on Farnam etreet op.osite the court houre, §10,L00 . 420—A sy lendid eat frent w south front, each 60x14) } Dlocks tiom, Losvenworth etrcot, Keo! Place, fine ehade trees, each 81,600, No. 482—A frcoruor oa Gouria avenu oxst front, d one a corner on Gorgia ave., 000, No. 4808 extra cholce 10t32 blrcks from Fernam and near 33id 8 1ects, from 800 to $90, 4502 choi e lots Dodgo street, south front,ane a cornor, price for the two 1,2.0, No. 481 (T 40 choice lots on Farnem rtrect, $1,160 467—A moe cottage and full ot near Pork ave, ;10 room new house, full lot,zea £3,160. ©araia avenue, $300 lots iu Himebaugh Flacd, $1,000 Tots, acro proertyand farma for sale in location MORSE & ERUNNI R, Paxton Buildiog, Cor. 16th and Frroam. ford & Souer R LBAWN—Bost unocoupied ground n the ty for Waronouse house, 87 feoi north bot 10:h <nd 11th,will easolor 09 years, Bud. onton Leavenworth, 62041 for rent. ka, ToR BALE—Tcuso and 2 lota st & bargain 83,700 £ 1610 Stieot;xoom to bulld four woro houses Two clegant lots Shinns Additlons, 2700, Largo house and two lots Henscom Placs, 0000, Hoave un 1 1)t north 19th 81, 600, Houso und 1t Rt gan's Add, 1200, ise andl ¢ 8, 18tn §b, 1/00 , near Dep: 1ot on Cass 5t , Lear 16th. onit 1ot 8, 15th 8t , 8300 m lan 1 in nawly every county In northern Ne- 0. ¥, Davis & Co., 1606 Farnam S8, $60-Auy 23 BUSINESS OHANCES, w H 10 years loase, or oatile. Add 88100 0ot in Adds ovor g 42 ANTED—T0 trade wortern land fur stock of goods w8 “L." Hee offcos 21047 OIRL FOR AL OR KXOUANGE, for real” GAUATO, ood sha;e and 1 Beo office, Ok 8 real F A hot] 188h street. Centrsl lowa. toa het. OR BALE O EXCIIA old: 8t e tabliy cash oF 1Al exta o ssunca splen good — [ Ok TRADK—N UG eral merchandis Linderncla Tittks capiial tor D Bx 867, Omab {08 8ALK A restaurant; big bargal catiou; luase of buildisg for ten i RRaasons for velling, huve other bus inees to ¥., Beo office, rade. teond to. Addre s 8 on ¢ forther particulars, inquire of L. Na® 0'ds aud carpeta in one of the © Address Locs JFCn aun= A bastor shop and buth room, 0% KAL3—A @00 paving businos) om:loying bug For partlculars addrosy b, , Nob, sounty lands for stock of lisdware. Addres or Contia City, Neb, y torme o w1l {rade for chinske. For uyer, 1674 N. 180425 o bargain, steck dry tfowns 1 F. 0. box 4, Hartiug- Ihe will w11 for ro bus sellivg en- ohn 842.ug2l o fue lo- good 45081 LOST AND FOUND, Qraven oot Ploderwilr ~White mar, out 10 yoars ol with yeung dve &1 bxe reward for Ler return to W, Markiuan, 40'h and Faroam M., near City limits, «nd where graZing s done. ULup PHYSICIANS. R WARD, room 5, Withnell Block, 16th and Har- iy, bi1-t1 STOVE REPAIRS. METZNER Stove Lepalr C Ve ween Dotgo and Dougl MISOELLANEOUS, x4 painted and fixed; alio rstructions given im o't aud water colors by Mrs. A. E. Wilson, 2009 Casy 83, 179-26p ()¥am saxitany co,—Privy vaults, sinks and oot po lycieun: d any time of day in an entirely odorless way with my fmproved pump and patien varrel apparatus. A. EVANS, office 1208 Dodgo St., Omaha, Nebeaska, 936-sept-14p 111 Squth ‘0R RENT—1wo plancs. Inquire Edholm & Frlok- son, £02.41 RIVY vaul’s and cos-pools cleaned n an odorloes way by F. G Abel, P. 0. Box, 878. 525-sug-25p 1018 Leavenworth. [1wizs—Ars, C . Anzpacner, M 443auger JPAsvrs—On Ekhora o Fiaite. T. Murmy, NSTRUCTION _0n beak, at 1116 Capliol wve. RUPTURE OURED, benfo glyou by G B Gellsn 45041 0 operition, or us:lces trusses Dr. M. M. Moore, 243 ¥ ave., Chicago, Tily, Wednesday aad Tuursday, Aug 26th aud ALL COR- 1210 DOUG- RESPOND- ENT3 MUST ENOLOBE BTAMP $ LAS STREET, OMANIA, REPLY, Seventeen yrars Kxperience, DR.G. W, PANGLE Reader of Diseases of Men and Women. Ecleotric, Magnetio and Herbalist Vhysiclan Now located ab a, Nob., up-etairs. wihout ‘any explanation ation froo at oftice. Discasea of the Eyo and vor Complairt, Kidney Com= tal Depression, "Loss of Diseare, 8t Vitue White Bwellhgs d ‘Tumors remove {0, or the drawing of o drop of blood, Worman, with hier do leate organs, Restorod to Hoslth, Dropsy Cured W thou’ Tapping, Specisl Attentlon Given ta Priva‘e and Vonoreal Diseases of K Tupe Wormy iomuved in two o thres nours or Ho Pas, Hemmorrvolds or Piles Cured or No Chargos Made. om0 who aro aflicted will eave life aod hus. dreds uf dullars by callivg on ur usiog Dik. G, W, PANOLE'R HorbMusedin al, Noticel Notice! Kotice THE MAGNETIO HEALER, To all who ave disowsed or affi’cted, no matter how Loug the steuding; o mo and by healed, Fesmale di casns wher m aiciuce havo falled to give relief, » sprolalty; ‘oouie all and bo healed by the Maguetio Liealer, the unly sure cecape from auy dis case. FoF exailuntion, ur oha'ges are 8L, for sach tresiment, or visitativné $2; torms trictly cash, J H. PAGELAR, North State 8t., obo wll of Fair Grounds PEYCKE BROS, WHOLESALE CALIFORNIA FRUIT Car of California Mountain Bartlot Pears, Peachor, Plums, Prunes and Grapes, dus Moa- dsy, August 24, Catarrb of the Head, Ear. Heart Dis ato, Isint, Nervous Debility, Mo Yanhood, Diah h Lanc o without tho Fend ordera early as fruit is closed upon arrival,