Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 26, 1885, Page 8

TAE DAILY BEE. Wednesiav Momlng‘_._A_ngust 26, LOOAL BREVITIES. —Pat Haggerty, general trader at O'Neil falled, Monday, He was attached by Omaha jobbers who bold him heavily in credit. —A orazy woman, now in the Bluff jail, insists upon 1t that she is the wife of Deteot- ive MeDermott of Omaha. So far as known there I8 no such gentlsman in this city, —Nothing of importance was done In the pllcaconrt yesterday mornisfy, Threo'‘drunks” and three ‘‘vags” were arraigned and charged upon trial, —The overland train on the U. P. came in yesterday morning » few minutes late, witha large number of passengers, regular and emigrant, and the usual quota of California frui —X L. Patrick has sworn out a complaint, in Justice Andersons court, against Fred W, Kyle, charging him with cruelty and wanton- Iy beating a horse on the 23d day of Augus —There will be a regimental reunion of the Fifth Towa Volunteer infantry at Pipton, Oedar county, Towa, the evening of the 17th of September, 1885. on tho occasion of the Eastern Towa Veteran association reunton, —The man who betrayed Theo. Linde, the alleged desortor to the military authorities at Fort Omaha was not Mr. Hans Thielgaard, of the Atlantic hotel. That gentleman had no conneotion with the matter whatever, —At six o'clock yesterday morning there w born to May Olark, Richard Wilde's hand- some mare, & bay mare colt. Mr, Wilde, in his joy, held a small recepiion of friends, this morning, and christened the young trotter Lizzie D, The new hope of the local turf has everything on its side in the way of pedigres and was sirad by 14, Reed’s Ociental, —Mr, Henry Voss, the architect, has been voted the following compliment by the OmahaiFair and Exposition assoclati ‘Re- solyed that the thanks of the association be tendered to Henry Vosa for his kind and gen- erous services in proparing plans and other work and that ho be granted the full privi- leges and freedom of the grounds.” —Mrs, Dr, Dinsmore is collecting loca statistics upon the tramp as he abounds in these parts. The results of her investigation will be submitted, with similar reports from every city in the United States, to tho Society of Oharities and Correction at Washington The purposo of the inquiry is to establish upon exact figures, the amount of vagabond- ism which is imported from European coun- tries by the nation’s opan doors to miscellan- eous immigration, Mrs, Dinsmore s assisted in her task by Judge Stenberg and Marshal Cummings, who aro best eituated for obtaining such information, TO RAISE THE STANDARD. The New Justice Law and tho Ends Sought to bs Accomplishea by It, The new justice law which was passed by the state legislature last winter is just now attracting conslderable atiention on account of the action recently takenby the county commissioners in districting tho olty In accordanca with its provislons. As different opinions have baen expressed as to the objects of the law and its probable effect, a BEE reporter called on Hon. A, C. Tronp, who drafted the law and pushed it through the leglslature, in order to learn the caus:s which led to lts adoption, On the reporter stating his errand, Mr. Troup stated the case as followa * “Under the old law the city of Omaha has twelve justices of the peace, two for each ward. Out of the number only elght are acting fn thelr officlal capacity, there not belng enough business to keep them all busy. In fact there is not legltimate business for the eight, and ople who had been watching the con- g:nt of the justices' courts, came to me last winter to have a blll drafted to re- duce the number. Among thoss In favor of the new law were somo of the most prominent people of the clty, including large numbers of attorneys. The re sons given for desiring the change were that there was not emough business for 80 many justices unless they could manu facture petty and disreputable cases. That sach business was carrled on ina good many instances there is no doubt. A justice would act ss counsel for & client who hed & clalm for two cr three dollare, and would induce sald client to have the case tried before him, for the sake of recelving the ccsts. Other means were also adopted, to make the butiness a paying one, which were far from legiut- mate. “'This state of affalrs was well-known to nearly all the lawyerz in the clty, and the object of the law was to so reduce the number of justices as to enable thoee acting in that capacity to make a falr ealary in dolng legltimate business. The salary of a jastice Is entlrely derlyed from the fees recelved, and by thus putting the business of elght into the hands of three tho position will be a more luorative one, This will tend to ralse the standard of justices of the peace, and men of abllity and character will be eecured to fill the place) “Although complaint {s made that three justices cannot do all the work, I think that when the plan is trled 1t will ba found that they can. If they cannot, it will ba an easy matter to amend the Iaw and incresse the number to four, I will take the responsibility of the matter on my own shoulders, and I think that the results attained will prove conclusive- Iy that the law is & just one. I do mot intend to cast any reflection on any one of the present justices by what I bave ssid, However, it cannot be denled that some of the work that has been done in thelr courts here fs benesth the dignity of & court of juatice.” e ——— Sporting Tip: Manager Kay is endeavorlng to sscure the Leavenworth Reds to play a serles of games with the Unlon Pacific's here Sat- urday and Sandsy, Nothing dfinlte h a8 yet been arranged, however, The Reds will shortly plsy a serles of games with the Hastings team, It Is eald. An eastern sporting man in Boston writes that Hitchcock is now in the Hub traiolng vigorously for the Springfield tournament, He says that Hitohoook will be inshape, when the tournament opens to do some first-clazs work, e Afier & Qounterfeiter, E, M. Steadman, delective for the treasury depariment, with headquarters at Les Molnes, arrived yesterday moro- ing to tske Mortlo, the counterfelter srrested last week at the stock yards, and slnce held at the county jal Mr Steao man ssys that he has ample evidence to convict Martin, FORCING THE FIGHT. —_— Mat, Patrick Files Complaint Against Superintendent Smith, of the Horse Railway Company, —— Because that Corporation Fails to Comply With Ofity Ordinances— An Interesting Oase, A roporter for the Bee, In the course of his rustling around yestsrday, was glven & quiet polnter that = warpant had been sworn oumt last evening . for the arrest of w. A. Smith, superintendent of the Omaha Street Rallway Company, for dis- obeying the terms of the ordinance re- cently passed, ordering the street cars to be run every ten mlnu‘es over the lines operating within the olty limlts. All the parties conocerned, Inclading the officials, were very reticent about fjthe matter at first, but all the facts were gained after some trouble. Yesterday af- ternoon Officer Cormlck took the warrant out and geommenced looking for Mr. Smith, and ere this time that gentloman Is doubtless in the “‘clutches of the law. The complaint was sworn oat by Mathewson T. Patrlok. It may be remsmbered that last weck this gentleman applied for a wrlt of manda- mus from Judge Neville to compel the street car company to operate thelr cars In the addition to the clty, known as Patrick’s additlon, as, 1t was alleged,they kad contracted with him to do. Before Judge Neville had tlme to inquire Into the matter very far the defendant corpc- ration filed an answer that they dld main- taln and operate a street car line in Patriok’s additlon—thus enterlng a flat denial to the allegatlons of the plaintiff. Nothing new developed in the matter untili Monday, when as mentioned fn these colamns, Mr, Patrick commenced = snlt in the distrlct court, claiming $16.000 damiges from the street car company. 1t was al- legod in his petition that last spring he donated to the street car company §6,000 worth of land In Patrick’s addition, with the understanding that it was to operate s:reet cars on Lake street, from Eigh- teenth to King, and north on King, as extended to olty limits, This the com- pany had failed to do, and it was alleged that the property in the addifion had de- preciated in value about $10,000, making the total loss to the defendant cne of $16,000. Thls, In brief, s the general history of the case, Mr. Patrick, wishing to force the case to ue, swore out the com- plalnt In the police court, which charges that the rallway company did “willfully and unlanfally fall and neg- lect to run street cars in each direction at Intervals of at least ten minutes from six o’clock in the morning until eight o’clock in the evening of said day, on the line (f strest rallway under the control of him, sald Willlam A. Smith, extendiog west on Lake strest, from Eighteenth street to King street, and dn King street as extended, north to inter- section with Lake etreet, In the clty of Omal Sald fallure and neglect to ran sald sfreat cara on eaid streets was not caused by accldent or unavoidable canualty.” Mr. Patrick was met on thestreet yester- day by a reporter, but gave no Inferma tlon additional to that contained in the petitions filed in the district court. He said that he had given the land to the company with the understanding that they wera to operate tkelr line in his ad- dition, They had failed to do it withinthe glven time, June 30, 1885, and the peo- ple in that part of the clty wers very much Inconvenlenced by this neglect to ron the street care. He proposed to bring the company to time If possible. Mr. Smith, the superintendent, was also eeen by a reporter yesterdsy and sald that he did not care to express himself freely about the matter. It would bs shown upon trlal whether or not the com- pany had failed to operate the carsas Mr. Patrick had charged. ‘I can eay this much,” he remarked, ‘‘we do oper- ate the oar line on Lake to Saunders and from Saunders on to King. There 1s a 1ittle stretch of road on King strect on which we ouly run cars once in the morning and once at night.” Mr. Patrlok and Mr. Smith met ye:ter- day on the Wabash corner, and a percepti- ble emile flitted across the face of the former as he greeted the street car man. “‘3oe here,” sa'd Mr, Smith quizzically, “‘what kind of a job bave you put up on mef” “You'll find out before long,” chuckled Mr. P. *‘I have gone to the police court and sworn out a warrant for your arrest for not runnipg your cara every ten minates.” I guess I'll sklp out, then,” sald Mr, 8. meditatively. e — Mr, Rheem's fuccessor, There is & good deal of speculation as to who {8 to be Mr. Rheem's succestor, mauager of the Western Union. 1t ls underatood that Chlef Operator Mayfield will remain In his present position, The statement 1s made by knowlng ones that a cashier will be eppolnted to attend to the down stairs business, and that the maneger will have charge of the operat- ing xoom only. b . A Grand Island Thief, The polica here are on the lookout for s thicf who entered the Eetes house at Grand Islaud, last week, and stole a gcld watch and veluable Masonic emblem, Apollinaris “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS. “Jts purity offers the best security against the dangers which are common to most of the ordinary drinking walers.” London Medical Record. ANNUAL SALE, 10 MILLIONS. 0f ali Grocers, Druggists, & Min. Wat, Dealers. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. VIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES. IN !!- OVER 400,000 tawlen: Ridiug Vebicle wade. T B bR pann tatwa o Nt s Len Sarion ncoordug Lo tio ey ey cand ol l.dl ted to roush [yt i cithys, DRRBAL AR Uar s B TIBKE~! #on of Doratha and Martin Tibke, Al 24th, aged six months and two daye. Faneral will taks place August 20th, at p, m., from Thirtleth and Cuming street. Frlands are invited, POWDE Absolutely Pu This powder nevor varies, A marvel of purity, rength and wholescmeness, More economical than the ordinary kirds, sud eannot be ecld In_competi- tion with theymultitude of low test, short weight aud cf phosphate po+ dera _ Sold only In oans. ROYAL, BARING BOWDER CO. 108 \Wall stacet, N ¥ PECIAL NOTICES. AW adv ertisements in the epecial columns will se charged at the rate of 10 cents per line or the trst insertion, and 7 cents per line for each ubse- quent insertion: No advertisement will bs inserted or less_han 26 centa for the first time® TO LOAN—MONEY, ONEY 70 LOAN—Loans mado on resl eitate land ‘oontracts, chattels, collaterals or good eecurl- RE N} ties of any kind at the Omaba Financial exch 1608 Farnam St., up-staire; low rates; casy tere. 881t VI “Rocin 20, Omata Nablonal bsuk boilding 65141 5 © cAUR BROTHERS, Tnvestment Bonkers, opposite M 5 e chien. Omaa, nogotiate mortgsg firet-clags eecurity at rulling rates of interes ties aoslring o borrow money on {mproved city or country resl estate, for trom one to five years, oun be commodated prompily. MoCsgue Brothers, bank- ers, opposite post office. 602-tt ONEY TO LOAN—On real estate and chattels VLD, L. Thomas. 05241, + ONEY Loanod on chattels, out rafe, R. R { tlokets pought and sold. A. Forman,218 ésn;!:'sl ONEY TO LOAH In stms of §300and upward. ¥i'0.F. Davia and Co., Besl Estate snd Loan Ageats, 1605 Faroam 8. 05 ONEY To loan on ohattels, Woolley & Harrison, ‘N to loan in sums of §200 and upwards on M o iass roal ostato socarity. * Potéer & Cobb, 1615 Farnam st. 649-¢ § ONEY LOANED at O, F. Rood &Co0's. Loan oitice M G tarattare, planos, horsos, wagons, personal roperty of all kinds and all othe rsrticles of value, Miliout romoval. Ovor 1st National Bank,corner 1841 ind Famam. Al buslnase sériotly confidential 85041 MO, worrlh womcll, Monay to Loan—0n V1 chattel security by W. R Croft, room 4, With- uell bulding, N. E. corner 16th and ' arney. After years of experlonce and a careful study of the busi- Besa of loaning money on_personal property, I bave at last porfeoted o System whereny the publicity nsual in such cases 0 away with,and I am now & po-ition $0 meet the demands ot all whe become temporarily embsrrassed and desbie to rafse moncy without delay ard in & quiet manner. Hourckeep: ers, profeesional gentlemen, mechanics and otters 'n this city cen obtain advances fiom £10 to 81,000 cn such security a3 housenold furniture, plance, ma- chinery, Fories, wagops, warehouse receipts, secur- od notesof hand, etc., withous removing ssme trom owners residonco or place of busiucss. Als) on One Watches and Diamcnds, One of tho advantages I offor 18 that apy part of anylosn can be paid at apy timo which will reduco the Interect Fro rata and all 1osns reno~ed ab_tho original ratos ofinterest. I have no brokers In connection with ‘my office, but porsonally superintend al mylosus, I bave privato offcos conneoted with my genersl office €0 that customersdo not comoin con'act with ench other, consequently making all transsctions Seriohly prieate. W, . Croft, room 4, Withnell buildivg, N. E. cor. 15th and Harnoy. " 646:t! WANTED FEMALE HELP. NTED—GIrl In family of two; must bs geod ook and laundress, reteronoes required: good H. McCord, 8. W. Cor. ANTEDA good Luise girl at oz ce at 1079 Farnam WSt 3.9-21 YW asmme—a responsible nurse girl 1903 Farnam. 82827 WA.\“nAA;lel for general house work at 1619 Tarney 8t 811.27p ANTED ~2 dinlog room gitls st Maus’ re:taurant 1614 Donglas 8. 830-26p ANTED—Between now, September 15ih, ber one ralesman, oto who can_come Well dorved a4 to character and Atility a1 8o & slosman; & mariied man prferred. Gocd titustion for 4he tight . F. Martin, 816 south 16h 8¢, 8074t ANTRD--Stroetmon, austioncers and peddlers to 811 vew notlors, jowelry, etc, at fairs and coantry towns;chespest Bouss in'the U, 8. catslegue tres. Agents supply Cs., Chioago, IIL. 235-26p W A0 —Agentato sel our adding machines.made In brass and nickel; no toy; sells rapidly to bankers, merchants, ook keepers, stc. Address st onco, F. F. Oskley & Oo , Salina, 288-27p WALTEDYoung, active men, who can talk English and German, to act as agents. Apply 1610 Jackeon £t., between 0 o, m. and 12 m. 74-90* anxTa waxTaD ~For the finest 1ittle articlo to sell at falrs; big money, brand new. _Sample 10 cta. Addres Champlon Novelty Co., Omahs, Neb. 1:1-sepr-10 Wlmln ~A first olase cigar drummer for Omaha snd surroundings. Bost of reforences required. Addrres Ofgar, Eeo cffice. 267.45 WAK!"-—A white barber to take charge and run & batber thop, of will sell shop. J. G. Raine, Grand Islind Neb 25125 YV ixran—An experienced man to scll custom made shirta on the road. Ormaba Shirt Factory. 28995 VWismn—An A 1 man who wants o make big wagos fair week. Call at onoe at 1860 Farnam. 21594 ANTED—Good :‘:I:k Iln 'ovkl A restaurant on sheros; overythlog in runniog order, Appl 8108, 11th Sk, i T £ 3 W AR -Agents, Addross Bloctrlc Lamp and 8tove Co., St. Louls, Mo,, for o'rcular, cut snd terms cf 66 candle powor Marsh Electrlo Lamp 108toot-10p SITUATIONS WANTED. AXTRD —House keepers and good referencos. Post office. W ANTED—Situstion s _abstractor of , by exterionocd abssractor, A, No 728 south Eixth street, Council Biuffe W TANTED. Referen: Bee office. ituation, experienced ddress Mrs. A, B. 0 ydo 184.27p idress 8. P, Beo offic 8.J ANTED—Situstion Ly experlenced hookkeeper, J. 8. A. No. £03 First ave., Council Bluffe, 21925 Sleuation as sten-grapher in an_offos urnished. Address *'Stonographer’ 100-28 MISOELLANEOUS WANTS, VW ANTED-To hiro a horse and_ light v, the month. Call on or address Capitol ave. 7 ANTED—T0 erganlzo group: for the lntornational workingmen association, 1shoring men or ofh- ors teiendly to the cause of 1sbor, Pleaso call on o drosa J. Allen Evane, 119 North 14 248-26p VW ANmo—Fora custome, a rosiionce 1 roperty on Sherman Avo or 181 ¥t.; 1131 on Purk Ave. or Grorgia Ave. C. E. Mayne & Co,, 16th & Farnaw. 200-¥5 7ANTRD—T w0 Iady tenchors can get & Bomo squ re Nerth of St Marv's Ave., on Cenvent St., by 18t of Eept.Addrcss Mrs G., Beo'Uffico 252 94 W 8om, NTRD— 10 1rade & K0 sec d_hand piano for & horse and boggy. Inqul t Edholm & Erick. 953-41 VW ANTEp—Reom aud board for 8 Iarze muabor of students inp.ivate families during the coming all nd wis Teavorddress at Omaha Bus ne College, N. W. comer Douglas and 13th St 694 tt ANTED—Every rdy in nced of 8 sowing mi chine, to see tho now Improved Amorican No, . E Flodman & Co. sgonta 220 N 16th, 8308 FOR aENT—HOUSE YOR RENT—Cottage 0f 0 Fooma quire next doc r. S AND LOTS, Cass SF._Tn- 832-28p oRRINT Store and bacement 503 south 13th S Inquire at T.eitschkes Samplo ro w, 01 south 1ith street. 248 97p JFo Rixt—Toves 21 housanorth ide Chic of 1ath Inquire of John Swift. 816, o,west p Will realize a clear savin cure the best, — = TO THOSH Who think of BUYING CLOTHING THIS WEEK of 76 per cent - at the Onls 4 S Whistit Glothing Parlors 1119 Farnam Street. 1119 e e S S N JOR kRNT_Contrally locatod furnlabed rooms as 7525 south 15th 68, % ¥ FOR SALE-—HOUSES—LOUTS. oR RENT—Tho hcuse an? birn on corner ¢ St Inqulre at Boston Dry Good store, -t or: Rxxt—Near St. car, 7 room he 2001 wll clatern, 818 per month Iuquiro of G. E. Trom ton. § W. corner 1ith and Haraey S £85-tt OR RENT —Sepb 185, tw0 nawton room _houses on 29th etract, 0o tr lly located, city nnd clatern watar; hot and ©old water in hoaso aad bath r.om, gas throughout the house, ard co lv,out hous everythlog complete, cne’ ors? front, oo Touth front; rent 460 and 955 per month, Riley & Co., 21b south 15th S, For rent—5 room bouse nearly new, Davenport near 26th S5 , §16 pormonth. J, E. Riley & Co., 216 s)urh 15th St. For rent—,room houte on C+lifarnia 8., between 280 and 24th; rent $16 per month, J. E. Kiley & Co., 216 south 1sth £t. Forrent—New 5 room houso, we'l, clstern, out houses, walke, eve:ything complote, 22d and Gr $12 per month, J.'E. Riley & C ., 215 south 18th St. For rent—Onenew eix room hotse on Saunders St. enst fr nt, cisturn, well, bay window, valke, every: thing complete, 818 por month. J. E. RILEY & CO. 215 eouth 18¢h Bt. 7 OR REN Eon. —One store, Inquire at {0k 811% —An clrant ten room houso, in Millard Place, Lo} 61x152; siable, hay loft, csrrirge shed; this is an opportamty for sny perion requiring & really fino house. ~ Cunningnam & Bcnnan, 1611 Dodgo strect. 34¢-85 TR BALE—Choap, 6 room cottage and lot, teruwe; situat:d atNo, 617 N. 17tn fornia and Webster; thoroughly rep proved. luquire of owner on premises JRop saue ok ThaDk—8 roomed house, two Iota und barn Apply 819 8. 11th St. - TANTED—T0 buy bargains in resl telsts 1f you want te sell for cash and wiil sell cheap we can accommodata you atany time. | If you waut to sell any kind of real ostate calt and soo us ordropa card, giving desciption of proporty ;.,:Iufl;urr of Inl,)uc. It you want to sell for mor an it s wor'h we don't want it. C. E. 4 Co*, SWCor 161 h and Farnam, Mo {0 8ALR OR REST-Good hote in first South Westorn part of State. - Apply vi#, Novelly Iroa Works, 14th St. 0B BALE— Forty lots for salo on Bart and Camings ! betwoon 20th and 818 cheap, fnuido property odford & Souer. 014 b1 e saum-Atew a00d lots in Boyd's ada. §200 ench, cr willtrade for impro o city property. ningham & Erennen; 1011 Doige St. 0k 8ALE—Two good lots east front on Virgiola $300 cach, 850 c.sh, 815 por month. ¢ h Twenty.fourth strect, for particular tween 6and 7 p. m, 2t 70R 8ALE—Choice biick re:idence, 10 room nace and o1l modern i mprovemants. Ing; Ualted S:ates National Bink. Cuoningham & Brennan, 1611 Dodge 8¢, 343-25 il trade for improved clty n, over 1ot National Bank, oz mr—Cottago 6 rooms, house 10 rooms. J. Phipps Roe, Soward and Campbell. ~ 831-4f ROOMS FOR KENT. Fon, Rxa—vo handsomely tamlabiod rooms, 20 Capitol avenue. 240 20p ANTRD—Good g1 1 for general house work; good Wagos. Apply 648 Pleasant St. 821-26 ARGE furnished front room suitable for two or three gents, rent 819; No. 411 ~. 16th St. 810-29p W/ 23Tma—Girl for general house work 710 South 145h 8t., between Leavenworth avd Jones.¢o.d wages, 824.2Tp corner 16th 12 8 u {R REXT—R0ms in bullding, N. E. and Davespoit street* Calib.twoon 0 m, 8 'R 8ALE OR BENT—In Wallout hi1add. One house, barn, well, 4 lots fenced, uitable for military $10 per month. Inquire Christiansen,, Chicigo Lumber Yard. 287-20p $750 ‘Wil buy & good 5 room bouse and lot 69~ X177}, norta_side, purchaser taklng up mortgage for $250. Canuningham & Brennan, 1611 Dodge street., 345-25 Jlon saux—8pecial barga'n 1o o 1ot a Kickwoad; must be $old soon; price $425 €62 tt WANTED ~From 8020 £ 6000 acres ¢f cholco graz- 1og and farming land, in Nebrasks, from 23 to g3 poracre forspot cash, R. C, Patterson, 13th and Farnam, 263t¢ 7 axtED—A good girl for genoral hiuto work, one that can cook and is not afrald of work. Callab 831 outh Twenty-fourth St. 2i8-41 ANTED —Ladies that can knit,chroctet or do fan oy work, to make gooos for our trade at their homes fn it of country; § to §10 weekly easil - made st cur bustr oss; gocds scot by wail. 1end 10 silvor OF stamps for sam| d jostag M'fg. Co., 265 6th ave., N. ANTED— Good girl bor general housewors in suall tamily, Apply 2518 D dee §t. 811 25p ANTED—A g0 oompetent Germaw girl. fo- quire of Mre. P, Helorl b, No. 614 uorkr 21at 8t. ‘botweon Csllforais and Webster Bt 800-25p VWK goaT gt for Renoral hiouse work. To- quire at 1718 Douglwe. 20425 ‘ANTAD—A girl for general housework at 308 N 29 streot, Must bo o good laundres and plain ook, 205-28 ‘axiED ~By 18 of tho first tamiliss, girly for gen: eral bousework and go-d nooks; best o' wag Also girls for hotels and diviog roum work; d n't forget the pumber, 1120 Farnsm Bt., up sbair o ways will flad good places. Call aud , Hudeon 234-29p W/ A2man=A good bol ttog ro-m girl to leave the city; best of wages paid. Inqulre at Omava Employment bureau, 217 N 16th 8¢ Mre, J. W. Morrlson, Proprietor. 162-1 V 7axten— A good 020k where another gl s kept, 4215 Dodge b 11041 ANTAD—Ladles In want of go0d domestio girls, will be supplied on application to the old rellsble Omahs Employment Bureau. Mrs, J. W, Morrison, 217 N, 16th 8t., up stairs. 89441 ANTED—A pumber of first-class girls who are oap blo of dolng good work, and_ recalve good o at the Omahs emplovment ofice, 217 north et officoug-stairs Mrs. J. W, Mor Toth pritor. WANTED MALE HELP, Wi, A good boy about 15 or 16 years ol1 Wwho caa be on hand at 6 o'clock In 1he m ing Enquire st Brg mall rosm at 0 o'clock & m. 70k REST ~Tw ) nicely furnished rooms §4. to 88, per month, 2024 Haroey 8t. 318-27p Peivate family it wecewary, 514-20p TFen Byt =Nienl tarai-had room 10r lady or gentloman, broabfs: 8'88 10th, Jion wasr--Destrablo 1oom 1; 24 Caj ecl ave 200-4¢ © room with board for va e family; be utfiul o street, lower door or P pp s room 1, 1802 Vouglas strect. 316-24 on RrNT—Farnished roon Thirtocnth sud Howard §t.. south-west corner 232-20p g pn—8me biau ity situsted | 4 b tworn Furnam » nd Doge 8ts. Price $300 to $550. Cun- niogham & Brenuan, 1611 Dedge St, £42:26 {0k ALK —(143.) Two acro Jofs frorting on 13th wiroot 8 blookn outh of Hasc 1ls, §1300, cach monthly paywents. 60 foot lots are celling at 81,000 each, two blocka ncrth of this Lots in feanklio street 1a Shion's add. §700 outhly payments. Lots in every partof the city low prices end ersy to ms, C. E. Mayno & Ce., 5. W. corner 16th and Fansm 96725 "l 0% saun~ Five nno cottages witnin haif blook of ttroct cara 300 casb, halanco In monthl) pey: monte. ~ W. H. Green, over 1at National bauk " 3 ¢ R R —Furnishod voome (or lght house keep: ng; $156 a montn. 2210 Cali ornia 8t. 201-15p ¢ uofarnish:d_and lo for light hcusekeo \ag. Iuqaire st 92) N 12th Sireet 2340p ok RR¥T—Furmi-h.d rooms + ith bosr ! for two or threo geutlowen, Acdres: + Beo office. 250~ 6p R _RENT—Large furn'shed fronb yoom suitale for two, or ons smalier roo::, 710 Norih 10th St. 195-°0p o rev—Funiated vooms 1012 Buni B, 4 175.205p 708 RExT—Two nicely furnished fron 1~ na 1714 Cailtorala B, 16 -26p JOR RENT~ New furalshed rooms suite v #ingle, bash, gas, price reasonable; 1615 Capil | sve, 0-26p. 0% BENT—A ploasint f-ont room with 13v.q clost t; modern improvewents, on 20th stroct 1 ar AL Mary Apply 8. W, coraor 10.1 aad L 0 St 07941 PO #esT—Room wiih bosrd, 1613 Capita - Toom. Inquire Drugstore, 10 04 -4t 0k 8ALE—No 8—Cotiazo 6 rooms, full lot, 19ih st. ne rLoavenworth. 33,0 0. Three lots, house b rooms, Leavenworth strect. . Easy terms. Cottge 6 rooms, be full lot, city water, near strect cirs, Shi s Fooms, corn -y nice and cheap 5, corner cars, Shinn's addition, 81,000 4-"Full ] t, new nice place. 84 tiful locition, fine view, s addition. “harles street, 9,000, Tot,tne Ic nionthly unders, v ati n, Y- at cotfage 8 ro-ms, south 15th st 1,760, Monthly payments, 8 room house, full lot, near N. W. anscom Park. §3,000, E sy torms #18—Full lot, Frick house 7 rooms, Harn ¢y stre near Sdst. §5,°00. Easy ter 246—Half lot, corner, one bloc ot e 6 Fo0ms, new, good bar. payments 247—Full lot, new cott $2,000, Monthiy p W. cor, 16th snd F. h hesp, & lot 60x140 on 10th street bet Lickory and Center sirects, Inquiro 8, W. cor. 7th and Marcy. Also nicely furnished front room for rent, 20029 Ou BALN— N0, 268006 80 0 only 11 wils fr P 0; 2 houses, ore new, 7 rooms; frult and +hade trees; good nelghborhood, §5,000, or will s:ll halt azre with sl bouse for $1,357, cusy terms. yoe & Ca, 200-25 © m Saundors 00, Monthiy h 18th st fi [} © 4 rooms, ANTROCOmD et Ga0k, Kood WaK ‘Morse, £. W, corner 19th aud Capito ANTED—A young msu at Riobt Good referenced requi W aes, & vouag s Wik gvod addre colleaii-n work; et ol refercaces required Apply b Edholm & Ericksn. WWAkE0—Ab bho Plaite Valley, house Ashland Neb , 8 good 000k WA OF WOMAD, relerred. 1518 Dodge B Jon uav—Boom with boasd, D4itt , top bugyy end b 70k #ALE~Cbesp, good hor: 3 e 243--25p ness. Address P, 0. box 442, City. J'0R kkNT—Two rocms adjolning with boar room eouth-oast, 1914 Webstor 86 65U [onnr—1 will trulaked soom tor 8 geutlowen 160) Farnam sireot, o,p »lte Go » Ho el 4 prly b room 8, or ab Wassesman & Burneth fl;l"Bn’ Ll o2 s lovnt ruth frony rooms, & W, coruer 19th avd Davenport 700,81 Wi s wocdiorerbarte atgood wages. Wi, Sobock, Schuy ) 3 s20.20p who—Agents for the beaulitully illustrated book, **Picturesque Washington,” 1 rice §310, #50040d§1000, B 5 Futler, msha. 302-20-p Tmmediately, young man in dry goods, wust be a good salesm o 4 try trad ood wages; give relorencos, n, Har- ard, o eb. 2 Wi 7 ANTAD roum 24, Orelgaton block Douglas 2954 —Handsou ely furnished rcoms 1704 Cap: I 68240 [0 BRr—Furmiahid room 1621 Gaputelove, 660 aug2op [\or ket —Two nicely forntsned roows, NW cor, 2lst and 8t. Mary's Ave, 4t OOMB—With board, derable for summen. Apply 4 B4, Charles Hotel 810-41 708 RaNT—¥or Taanuisovuring purposes or Ball, " arge room 44x75, 8 flooe, No. 110 8. 14k sh, enquire at 1409 Dodge o 4. J. Blmpsou, ¥ head of Bt Mary's ave. huuse 9 roows; furoace, grates, hot and cold bath; every talng complete, 85,000 easy terms O, K. Mayne & vo., 16th and Farnam. 18841 ‘O BALN—00x183 fort, houso & reom, closer, try, well, bar, hold's horses snd buggy; frees and shrub) R sui (o, a2 Ful 1ot poat cobiage b roous §00d barn, south wve., 83,600, very eaey ferms C. E, Msyne & Co , 168b and Fari am. 266-26 7 OB BALB—At & bargs'n, 1ok ¥,ith 2 houses, 3 snd 7 roou 8, we'l, clatern, barn, &c., 26th and Unimproved projorty 1akon as part pay. Wio. L. Mouioe, 630 aud Dovglas. 09 41 l,“uunl-A two st v, 22x0) frame bu'lding sult~ bl or & etore bar 10th end Faroan street, FOR SALE MISOELLANEOUS [TOR 54 A ) 2"‘ | ont 8, & T Ltnan, tre T and candy store, SiE m 10t 8 882-27p Joog saun—A barbec shop and bath room. The oldist o tablisked trado in Omaha; will sell for Address “A. B. " Bee office, 100-20p cash or renl estate, BOARDING, 1 003 and board §5 per wock; very bet looation, 14 Cavenport 8. 175 s0pb 15p "LOST AND FOUND, T Suaday, small block and tan dog with red 4 ribisan ound his neck, answe s by name of Tip. Firder will bo rowarded by leaving “same at 172 Douglas 8t. 341.29p PHYSICIAN! 2 6, Withnoll Biook, 16th and Haro & Dk { Fih \'HE M. A, Derwy, will reccive puptls in pisno V1 and voloe at 2422 Harney St. Circulars eent on. application, 24Teentdp JRop satn- Twenty head of mileh cows forsalo cheap L. P. Prayn, 1574 north 18:h 8t. 391-20p 70K SALE OR TRADE—A flret-clasa saddle horse five yea 8 old; perfecily soand and gentle. Inquiy 1220 Irene strcet. s S (O rom sawm, at slosn owa U 200 head ot 8 year old stocrs. 800 hoad 2 year old steers. 100 hewd 1 year old steers. All cholco éxtra heavy cattle and we now quote feeders at §3.05 per cut. Chapin Bros. 821 soptd Wm * 78848 R BALE—Fino otter pup 7 months old. Simeral, room 6, Redick block, T0R BALR—100 lots, Spring Hill; will sol on easy torms; tiado for {mproved property and pay dit- forenco in vallos 1a oxsh oF Assme MortgaZos Par— tes can find cheap homes and advantageous trados. W. H. Green, ovor 1+t Natl. Bank, rolo agt. 4f8tf Foroua-Twolots in Polham Plaoe: one blook trom streat car track. Inquiro 218 § 18th St. Ton 8ALB—Or would trade or a good horse and bugyy; 80 acres in Gosper county, ~ Apply to 218 South 18th 8/ rees. 24010 {Jon saLr—Boller and engine, 20 horse power bollor #nd ongine, in good running order; want to sell for tho reason that they aro not largo «nough for the new machioery which we will put Into our new bullding on Harncy 8t Clarke Broe. & Oo., 1408 Douglas 5t. 6101t LwAYS on hand at bargain, No 1 second hsnd carrlago phaeton and side bar buggies; also um. brellag and sunshados, 8¢ 1409-1411 Dodge St ~ REAL : % 8ALE Two sections of good lana ir Howard Cou ty thik state; part lvel, ba'ance rolling tabla Iand, rich ¥o | near good R. R . stations. For invest- ment or goperal farming an{ stock raling pu bises can mako this a bargals. AddressGor. N. Hioks, P 0103 £00, Omaba. 847-20p [ o2 2ata—1140 aren rlliog land. in Southeastern part G ecloy Oor, Neb,, AL46.60 per acre, good 1 ean 1760 acres land io westorn part of Madison County at $11 peracre. ) fine valley land at $15 per acro. Good bargaia, Lots in Hanssom place, $560, Lots In Shion's First ado, $460. Lo's on mont iy psyments §176 to $250, &Brown, 811 south Eloventh 86, Hamlin 21820 JFO% tain—A good paving businses emloying bup Littlo cepital for carh. For particulars address P. 0, Box 867, Omabs, Ne 2-40 in tho ty tor avenworth, B od- 710k Litasn—Bost uuocoupled grou. ‘warenouse houso, 87 feoh feont on north beb 10th and 11th,will easo for 99 yea 1ord & Souer Pl uses an 524 street. for$ss. Fu'l 1ot 82,600, Full lot, houss, bisemect, olatexn, $1,010. STOVE REPAIRS. T MmtzyER Stove Fopar Co., 111 South 14tu'St , between Dodge and Dovgl MISCELLANEOUS, Tim Great l iesozant can bosesn on the Boull eastoorner 12th and Davenport. 812-26p THD—A 3 eaT And o -RATT I TT:ck cor with whice srot in face ad on cne hind foot. Liber- o1 reward for any informa tion leading to its recovery H. Hemirgsen, 4th and Chestout, 816-28p 70R RENT—Two plancs. Inquire Edholm & Erloke son, 592,40 (()ama pamiraRy 00, —Privy vaults, sinks and ooss- po s clean:d any time of day in an entlrely odorless way with my Improved pump aud pattent Dacrol apparstus. A EVANS, offico 1268 Dodgo St., Omabs, Nobrask 950-sept-14p JRIVY vaul'saud oes pools cleaued in an cdorless way by F. G Abel, P. 0, Box, 78, 625 aug-28p ]V owirs—Mrs. C.F. Anspacner, 1618 Loavenworth, 443aug2? Prevon ‘NaTRUCTION on banjo given by G E Gollea beck, at 1110 Capitol ave. 45041 RUPTURE CURKD, ‘0 opsration, or uacless trusses Dr. M. M, Mooro, On Klkhorn u Flatte. T. Murrsy. 740- Chicago, Tilx., at Omaha. Wedneeday anc Thursday, Aug 26th and 27th, ALL COR- RESPOND- ENT3 MUST ENOLO S E| BTAMP REPLY. 1210 boUG: LAS STREET, OMAHA, k4 Boventeen years Experience, DR.G.W.PANGLE Header of Disosses of Mon nnd Women. Ecleotsie, Magnotio and Horballst Physi dan Now locatod sk 1210 Douglés St Omaa, Neb., up-stairs. A oorroct disgnosts given wihout sny oxplaustion from the patient, Consul'ation (ree at sflice, | Treat the Following Diseases. Catarrh of the Head, Diseases of $he Eye and Ear. Heart Dig:aso, Liver Complatnt, Kidney Come Iuint, Nervous Debility, Mental Depasaslon, Loss of auhood, Diabores, Biight's Disose, b Vitus Danco, Rheumat'sm, Puralysts, White Bwelllnge Scrofula, Fevor Sores! Cancors and Tumors remove od withous the knifo, or tho drawiug of a drop of blood, Woman, with hwr delicate organs, Restored $o. Health, Dropsy Cured W.thous Tapping, Bpecial "v A re 18, house ¥ y00ms, bara, «cte., ¥1,000, Two houses. full 1ot, near Sauaders St , monthly payments, §1,000 Iwo corder lots, naar 18th ard Clark, cheap, 2,600, 3 Full lot, nlse cottage, 19th nesr Lesvenworth t. 1111 4h Schol, $6,600, wd firming utes | 8, cow, chickeos otc. North Platte, §1,000. W. G, BHRIVEK, 26626 70K 8ALE OR TRADE -Bplane i1 farm of 160 acres tn. et Tcwwa, 81l £ane d, all under cultl- vatlon;good besriog or hard, large houte and all oth r Jwprovements in_ pro-oi on, cheap et €6,660. Address or c.1l un Frauk Bei', 910 north 11tn 83, ‘mabe, Nel 212-6p BUSINESS OHANORS, p..mf“: o 02 eDgago in bb Barking ba luers ‘oan Joarn of & £004 opening In count ea’. Cap- ntsed nok lews than §30.000, Address Couw mercial Nutionsl Brnk, Omaba. 387.47p ~A restauraut and lunch counter dolng s0d bus'ne s, Toal for s i g h.ve other Toqulio st 604 North Siviesuth li;uul 8 o & nei SIOF POk AALE-0ae of $he het paying % o 1hs olty on oue t of the owrer loave For tae at & Larguaa, Tauirg 412 outh 01 98 da £10-47p To trade western Land fur stoo Aderas VL, ' Bee ofice, ANTED or catile. W Avply at this ofi it {08 §aLA—00g, wore, bulldiegy, truit, ard ahady Laavenvorta and Fleasaat, bk, Wost Omaba. 241-20p OTKL TOR HAL 0% EXGHANGR, foF 101l sabrge, It 18 T80 L0k T3 overy good sharo aad fotstio Bl Boo oo 1:-10p Addres Ationtlon Given te Private and Venoroal Disoases of oll Kinds, Tape Worns Removed in two or thiee nouse or No Pay, Hommorrhoidsor Piles Oured o No Charges Made ‘Imose who are aflicted will save IHfe and huns drads of dollars by ealling on ve \Ldnfi K\)BL @. %, PANULES HorbMesedin ol . otice! Notiee! Hotree THE MAGNETIO HEALER, To all who are diseasod or affltcted, no matter how long the standing; o/me snd bo healed, Fesmale dis. oages whero medichncs bave failed to glve rellef, & poolalty; como oue, come all aud be healed by the Maguobio healer, the only sure escape. from any dis- ease, For examination, our oha ges are for each Areatment, or visitations §2; torms sirictly cash, J H, Pl{sGELAR North State B, ovo wet of Falr Grounds "PEYCKE BROS, WHOLESALE CALITORNIA FRUIT { Car of Califorsia Monntain § Bartlet Pears, Peachos, Plum d 4% Proses ard Grapes, due Mo day, August 24, Fend orders early as fruit is closed upon arrival,