Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 12, 1885, Page 8

THE RAIN'S RETURN. Al Elemental Natore Frowns Again on the Fair, Rain, Mud and Slush Once More—A Blue Day at the Grounde— Racing the Oolts Through Mire— Future Plans, The olty at night-fall Thursday, was filled with people, the skles were clear and a starlight night set In, Cheered by the succers of the day just past and the promiee of great businees for the follow- ing, the falr management would have re- fused $10,000for yeaterday’sgate receipt At three o'clock In the morning, how- ever, the aspect of affalrs assumed anotheroast and from the great clonds which rolled up from the southeast a heavy raln began to pour, All forenoon a drizzling shower attended by a raw, chill wind pre- valled adding to _the dlsmal complexion of everything. No visitors were on the grounds and a forsaken alr brocded over all. Water, mud and slush held high control and the few who were about, pad- dled around In the mire in the most aim- less and dejected manner. The board of directors held sosslon at noon and reached very vague concluslons, 1t was declded that the remainlng heat: of the four-year-old trottlng, postponed on acoount of darkness from Thuraday, must be run, The remalnder of the board’s enactments were all provis- {onary. It was also determined that the fall raclng programme would be carried out In spite of all ob- stacles and the flight of tlme. The fale will doubtless be carrled over Into next week, and In that event 1t is underatood that the Phyllis-Joe Davis race will occur Taesday. No falr will, under any clr- cumstances, be held Sunday, and no races made. It would cost the Omaha assoclation its membership In the Natlon- al Trotting Congress to thus violate, at once, its rules and the Sabbath. THE DOARD'S ACTION. The colt race belug trotted and won by Consul In three stralght heats, the board went about among the horsemen and at last reached concluslons. It was deter- mined that the remalning features of the falr should be concentrated Into to-day, and the show closed. In a following sectlon the schedule of the races will ap- pear. Prof, Hunt yesterday sought to bo released from his engagement and losve last night, but the mansgers pre- valled upon kim to remaln over and his third ascension fs made at 1 o'clock to- day. TODAY'S RACES, The following races, embracing the fres.for-all snd the Phyllie-Joe Davis race, the greatest atractions of the cn- tre progremme, will come off today: 2:33 Claes, Trotting—Parse, $500; di- vided, $300 to first; $150 to second; §50 to third, A. C. Black, Table Rock, Neb., b m Msaud C. Rowlay, Atlantlc, Ia., ch s Rowley’s Rattler. C. Faulkner, Minneapolls, Minn., r m Widow Bedott. ‘Wade Carey, Council Bluffs, Ia., ch g Sunshine. J. 8. Bicker, Oskalooss, 1a., br m This- tledown. L. W. Sinclair, St. Joe, Mo., b m Al- mef Free-for-all trotting—Parae, $1,500, dlvided; $1,100 to firat, $300 to second, $100 to third, The regular purze In the free-for-all is §1,000, but the Omaha Commerclal Men's Asso- clation add $500 for beating 2:24, Following are the entrles In the free- for-all: Bice, Dan D, Mattle Harle, Pnly Ollnkur, Sllvartnll, Dalsy D, Lit: tle Em, The race between Phyllis, with her famous record of 2:15, and Joe Davis’ 2:17 will be one of the greatest speclal events ever presented by any falr assoclation, Beside the £3,000 purse the Omaha Commerclal Men’s assoclation cffered an adaitional $500 for the winner, gr{:vld:d » heat {s trotted in less than 2:19, It was Iater determined to glve the two mile dash, running, snd the following are the entrles: Baritone, Gen. Rowell, Resumptlon, Bellek, Low Clark. NOTES, Peter Hopley & Co., of Lewls, O county, Iows, took the sweepatakes, $25, for the best Clydesdale horse on the grounds, The winning horse s a stallion, seventeen hands in hd%ht and wel ghlng 1,925 pounds. He ls recent importa- tlen, having been landed in this country bat two weeks ago. The total expenses of the association for the falr will reach $20,000. About $10,000 has already been recelpted, and with falr weather a safe balance can be made before the close. Three of the 100 crazy quilts in the competition for the phaeton have been selected as the best. The committeemen will on Saturdsy night shave their heads and draw straws for the best of the s lected thr: ERail Notes, The Union Pacific will contlnue to run 1ts speclal tralns to the falr grounds to- day. H. C, Eckenberger, general agent of he Chicago & Northwestern at Portland, Oregon, 1s In the city. A, W. Adams, cf Chlcago, asslstant geceral passenger agent of the Pitte- barg, Fort Wayne & Chicago railroad, s in tho city. George O'Nelll, engineer on the 137, made a fast run from Omsha to Pacific Junction Wednesday with twenty-two cars of stock, Tn splte of the bad tracks alorg the route, over which great care must be exerclsed while repalrs are being wade, he reglstered Into Pacific Junction just 55 minutes after ho registered out of Omaha making two or three stops en- route. The followlng special from Fort Scott, Kan., of Ssptember 9, bears upon the e JBBMJ Kansas, Nebraska & Dakota s “This evening Major A. A. Harrls, of this city, in compary with a number of ospltalists from Peunsylvanls, Interested in the bullding of the Kani Nebraska & Dakots rallroad, from Fort Soott, via Topeka, Lincoln, Neb., and the Northern Paclfic, arrlved In this olty co-night, and to-morrow it ls expected thatour oftizans will l::sd- to the proposition to bs made Bueh and party, which will gusr ;:m the commencement of the road this Tne Siteation at Rouvk Springs, The Chinawen were to go to work yes- terdsy at Rock Springe, and as no re- porls to the contrary were received, either at the Union Pacifio cr army head- «quarters, it is supposed no trouble arose. The followlng letter bas been received from a corresponden’ at Rawlina, Wyo. 1t will e found to contaln some very In- teres!ing facts: RAwLINg, September 8, 1885, To the Editor of The Bee. Daar Sie—1 notice in your report on the Rock Springs tiot several misstatoments. The correspondent who sent to the newspapers the telegraphic report is in the employ of the U, P. company, and gives only thelr side of the case, Une roason why the B, & Q. company prefer to employ Chinamen is this—they charge them twice as much for powder, flour, hame, water, houso rent, ete., than is the reg- ular price, and white men would not baim- porellon 1o shat Way, Fastbermors, when Chinaman buys goods at any other store than that eontrnumfhy the contractors, and they hear of it, he is also charged with it on their books, 1In this any citizen of Rock Springs will bear mo out. ~Then again the statement is made that minecs earn 3 a day, but the writer forgets to mention that they only work three or four dnyunweai and the ma- jority do not !v!r*! more than 850 a month the year round. That mining the very hardest of work, no one will deny, The coal miners in Rock Springs are English, Swedes and Scotch, and by the votes cast last spring more than four-filths are citizens of tho United States. The ementa of the Union Pacific offi clals are a tiesue of falsehoods, The people of Wyoming do not justify the killing of these people, yet they all think that the end justi- fies the means, The univeraal opinion is that the contractors should have been made t. suffer instead of the Chinamen, Unless those bad men are checked in the evil of oppreasion it will inevitably lead to the pauperization and hopeless degradation of our toiliog masses. As your colamos have always been open to both sides of a question I hops you will insert thi Sued on the Bond, Milon Lindssy filed a suit fa the dls- trlct court yerterday agalnst W. T, Horn, Brad Slaughter and John Ruseell, dlrec- tora of the Central Land & Improvement on an injunctlon bond, The history of the case Is somewhat Interesting. In Ostober, 1884, the dircctors of the Central Land & Improvement company filed an application In the Nance county dlatrict court for an order of Injunction agalnst Lindsay who was secretary and treasurer of the company. The accom- panying petition set forth all sorts of oharges against Mr. Lindssy, that he had been guilty of mismanagement cf the fands of the company, had converted them to his own use by speculating, ete,, had sold property to the company which it did not want, and had In varlous ways abueed the truats of his position. The petition- ers set forth further that Lindsay was in- debted to the company and asked for a restraining order to prevent him from using any funds in benk belonging to bimself or to the company, uatll the clalm of the company could be passed upon by some competent authorlty, The restraining order wes lssued, with a clause temporarlly preventing Mr. Lindsay from scting as the secretary of the compsny. Oa November 3d Judge Post, of Nance county, heard the case and dissolved the injanction or restraining order, thus vin- dicating Mr. Lindsay. Thls gentleman now proposes to sue Messra. Horn, Slaughter aod Rusell for the Indemnity bond of §500 which they gave at the time the first reatraining order was granted, ——— District Court Decisions, In the cases of Robert Martin va, the Union Pacific railrcad company, and Ohristlan F. Harmann vs, same, an order of removal to the United States circuit court was granted by Judge Neville, In the case of Madlson Canningham, s minor, vs Ellzabeth Lybrook et al., . W. Keysor was appointed guardian for the plaint!ff, and accepted the same. In the case of Mat F. Patrick vs. the Omaha horse railway company, Judge Neville ordered that the defendant be required to file a more full and specific answer by this morning. On motlon of the plaintiff, the case of Edward Metsscuff vs, John T. Paulsen was dismlssed. In the case of John Hollenbeck ve. Harvey Link, the defendant was allowed to file an answer within ten days. Skipped With the Cash. A young man named Orin M. Pickard came up to the police court yesterdayand swore out a complalnt egalnst one Chas, Don, for larceny. He sald that he had been driving a wagon to and from the falr yosterday and had engaged Don as a condactor to take In the cash. Towards night, the conductor, who was not blessed s|With an unusual amount of honesty, skipped out, king with him about §9 {n money, nearly the entire re- celpts of the day. The warrant has been issaed and placed In an officer’s hands for service. e ——— A Sharp Game, One of the sharpest tricks on record is that which enrlohed the pockets of a cer- tain gang of sharpers, as related at police headquarters yestorda; These men would board a carryall golng out to or coming in from the falr and would col- lect the passengera’ fares while the Intent on the work of forclng his team through the maze of vehlcles on Sixteenth street. After collecting all the fares on one conveyance, another one would be boarded and the operation repested, The sct In all cases escaped detection, and no arrests have been made, o —— Army No Col, Hall, Inspector of posts, returned yesterday from a ten days’ eastern trip, Advlces recolved at army headquarters yesterday are to the effect that In the competition at ¥ort Snelllog just com- pleted, for places on the divislon team of 12, between teams of 12 from depart- ments of Texas, Mlssourl, Platte and Dakots, the department of Dakota got slx men on the team, department of the Platte two (Wecks and Pendersen), other departments not yet having been heard from, e — A Neighborly Quarrel, Mrs. Klusa, who atta'nsd some noto- rlety a fow months age, ss belng accused of the murder of her husband, John Klaea, appeared before Judge Stenberg yesterdsy and awore out a complaint sgelost Kato Ohristlan for assault battery. Mrs, Kiusa clalmed that she bad baen bralsed snd be en by the de fendant without any provoeation what. ever. All partfes are Bohemlavs and llve on the bottoms, o — Recovered the Paper Mr, James Morton, whose hardware store was broken Into the fore part ot thls week, has recovered the strong box ocontalning valusble papers, taken from the safe. The box was found by som: children on ap empty lot nesr Eleventt and Davenport, and furned over to the rqlloo. All the valusble pn ers wer ound In the box safe and soun company of Nebraska, to racover $500 a A TEST TOUR BAKING POWDER T0-04Y: Mrands advertised as absotutely pare CONTAIN AMMONIA. [ heq e il heated, then " knd smell. A ehomist will Bos be 18 a0 d presence of ammonia. DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONYA. TS HEALTHYULNESS TAS NEVER quesTIONED, 1n & militon homes for T Of A century 18 hag #00/ thie consumers® reliablo test, THE TEST OF THE OVEN. PRICE BAKING I’OWDER CO0., MAXERS Dr. Price’s Special Plavnrmg Extracts, trongest, most delicions and nataral Aavor known,and Dr. Price’s Lupulln Yeast @oms For Light, Healthy Bread, The Dry Hoj L Y i the World: 4 FOR SALE BY QROG!RH. CHICACO. Btock Yard Items, Itisa noteworthy fact that in the recent scline in the heg product the Omaha m: did not decline as much as the Chicago m: ot. 8. R. Gwin sold 280 head of cattle yester- day to G, I\ Coad, and 265 head averaging K'll to John A, Me3hane. William Oourtney sold 64 hogs yesterday to Clark Bros, The latest hotel arrivals are B, W. Tower, amie; P, 1. Roberts, Weisner, Idaho; R. C. Borghton, Chinago; A. B Clark, Tekahmi 8. R, Gwin, Minidoka, Idaho; J. W. Mitch- oll, Ohicago; L. L, Thomas, Sweetwater, Wyoming. One hundred and eighty-three head aver- aging 1,133 were sold yesterday at $3.80, P, 8, Real, of Grafton, had 62 hoga at the yards yesterday, Another train of cattle was recoived yester- day from Clay & Fisher, 323 head. Tuuner & Banner, of Ontario, Oregon, have 259 haad of cattle in the yar Four hundred and thirt; rht head, belong- ing to the Swan Land & (?;l.t o Oo., were at the yards yesterday, H., Gilmore & Son, of David City, has 62 hogs and Morse, Rogers & Co,, of North Beud, 63 hoga at the yords, Lodging for State Fair, Tho ladies of the First Prelhylarlnn church of Lincoln, Neb., will be prepared to furnish good lodginga durivg the stato fair; also will furnich lunch on the fair grouvds, * Applica- tions for lodgings may be made by letter or in Ker;on to S, W, Irwin, 1200 H street, Lincoln, eb, He Had rlea, Daputy Marshal Skinner, of Sloux City, waa In the city yesterdsy looking up aman named John Haney, who is charged with selling llquor without a licenze. Haney, however, In some way got wind cf the chase, and 13ft the town. Skinner, therefore, was compelled to re turn without hls man. Absolutely Pure. Apollinaris “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS,” CAUTION, “A carcful examination of the cholera epidemic in Spain proves that the discase has followed the streams of the country in which the germs of the discase had fallen, and from which water for drink is taken by the inkabitants of villages and cities,” New York Times, July 20, 1885, ST purity of APOLLINARIS offers the best security against the dangers which are common to most of the ordinary drinking waters,” London Medical Record, Of all Grocers, Druggists, & Min.Wat. Dealers, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET OOMPANY, Direct Line for England, France and Germany, The sseamships of this well known Iino are ef fron, In water-tight compartments, and are far clabed with overy requlsite to mske' the g ooablo. They carry the Unite oan malls, sod leave New Yor ® for Plymouth (LONDON HAMBUKF) s, ndon 100 B cage o and aburg §10. G B RICHARD & CO. oral Pasa. Agent, 01 broadway, New Washington and La Lelle streets, Chi Gundt Mark Hanson, F. E. Moores, msha; Gronewly &Bchoone rer 0 or Henry arry P, Dedl ‘Counti Ridiug Veblele mude, 103 ‘parwn sdtwo Lo Hpr i g (0 tio e g1t ticy apied f rondiy o drlycn A SQW C w.‘i\wc 8o [ Found in Tea and Coffee The Emplre mills, of New York, have opened a store In this city, n 1403 Douglas St., In Olsrk Bros. & Co. lhnd for thopurpoucf Introducing thelr new brands of tea and coffee, which are put up In neat cans, ccffee, can and contents sbout three pounds, Tes, csn and contents about 1} ponnd- Asan ex- tra inducement to purchasers this company will put Into each package of coffee and tea a souvenir or present,run. ning In amount from 10 cents to 50 dol- lars, consisting of nickle, silver and solld gold watches, genulne diamonds in solld gold settings, and other jewelry. This company have adopted this expensive mothod so as to thoroughly advertise thelr goods In Omaha and vicinity. But after 30 days this cholcs tea ana coffee will be sold wholly on thelr merits by thelr sgents in Omrha &t the same price, same quality and mame quantity, but without the souvenlirs, the tea and ocffae belng worth at a falr rotail value more than the price atked, without any regard to the souvenlrs, which are put Into the pack- ages for thirty days only to advertlse and Introduce these goods. This company is an old established one. It has already sppolnted over fifty sgonts in the various cities, none of whom are now eelling ouvenirs with thele goods, bat each agent has a large and rapidly growlng trade, as the superior quallty of thelr tea and coffee becomes known. Price $1 elngle package, six packages $5, thirteen packages $10, twenty-seven packages $20, Send In your orders by mall, accompanied by cash, post-office order, snd they will be forwarded to any part of the Unlted States or Canadae. Address Emplre Mills Tea Co., 1403 Douglas street, Omaha, Neb. Below will be found a 'partial llst of purchasers finding val- uable articles In their cans of tea snd coffee: D, H. Goodrich, superintendent Omaha water work: dlamond stud; Frank Schmidt, Unlon Paclfic R. R. shops, Bartholdi A(ue; R. W. Ohildres, West 18th st., ladies’ gold hunting cate watch; Oatharine Slater, 617 8, 14th af diamond stud ; Walter Wakeman, talveman Farnam st., §50 gold; John N. Flynn, bookkeeper, stem winding watch; Charlea B. Wastren, Grand Unlon Tea 00.. 1411 Douglas n!reet, diamond stud; Michle W. Miller, blacksmith, lady’s three stone diamond lace pin; Mrs. Wendell Benson, 16 Douglas st statute; G. 940 Saundera st., stem wind- Mies Lilllan_Swenton, rales- Iady, $35, currency; Peter Wimberly, laborer, gents’ gold H. 0. stem winding watch; C. R, Woolby, cor. Colfax and Leavenworth sts., lawyer, atem winding watch; Carlton =~ W. Stod- dard, carpets snd oll cloth dealer, Chicago, $40 gold; Mrs L. Homan, 1121 Douglas st, Statue of Liberty; D. S Moore, cor. of 16th & Davenport st., stom winding watch; Sarah L. Macon, dresemaker, gentleman’s gold H. O. stem winding watch; Phillp Grady, blacksmith, 416 North 8th st., stem windlng watch; John W. Morse, machinlst, H. O coin silver watch; Mra., Richenry, south 9 hst,, gold ring; Miss Alvaneta Wilecn, 1021 S 20th st., Statue of Liberty; Mrs, Frank Wool- Iey, 826 8. 21st ot., dismond ring Juhn J. Wlleon laborer, 8. 9th St., in currendy; Mrs. Jenny Hyland, Sonth 16:h at., gold ring; F. E. Maynard, deaf and dumb institute, diamond stud; James L. Hopkins, farmer, solltaire dlamond ring; Mes. H, Clement, 1120 N Mrs. John Campbell, 1703, Dodge IL, Bartholdl Statue of Liberty; M. L. Mitchell, Denver Col., ladies 3 stone dia- mond lace pin; Miss Anna Saunders, 426 Convent st,. sllver eervice; Mrs E. E Huntley, merchant, Sloux Olty, stem winding watch; Mrs C. C. Schaffer, 2100 Farnam st., Bartholdl Statue of Liberty; Henry W. Taylor, commerclal traveler, Chlcago] 835 in currency; Mrs A. Mc- Kan-ay, 2301 Dodge at., diamond rin, Mrs C. W. Olnfield 1020 & 11th st.,gold rlng; W. 8. Jndlne. Omaha Tnnlfu(m 1012 N 10:h st., stem windlng watch; Abner Kohr, butcher, 1415 {Douglas st Bartholdi Statue of Liberty; Wm G.Gr ham, farmer, ladies 3 stone dismondring; John T. Meechaw, live stock dealer,stem windlng watol ,Mlau Laura F. Woods, housekeeper, gents' gold huntlng case stem winding'watch, Open from 7 &, m, til1 9 p. m. Beventeen years Experience. DR.G.W.PANGLE Reader of Diseases of Men and Women. Ecleotrl ¢ Magnetio and Herballst Phys Now located a 1210 Douglas St. Omaba, Neb., up-stairs. A corroch diagriosls given without any explanation from the patient. Consultation free s office, I Treat the Following Diseases. Catarrh of the Head. Diseases of the Eyo and Diseate, Liver Complaint, Kidney Com- | | Debility, Mental Depression, Loss of bet: right's Disease, 8t Vitue White Swellizgs z nd Tumors remove edwithout tho knife, or tho drawing of & drop of bloed, Woman, with her delicato organs, Restored to Hoalth, Dropsy Cured W.thout Tapping, Special Attentlon Given to Private and Veacreal Diseases of Al Kinds, Tapo Worms Removed n_two or three hours or No Py, Hommorrliolds or Pllos Carad or No Charges Made. Thoso who are Alictod will savo Iife aud hun: a by calling on or us reds of dollars by oallng on or ueleg o SPECLAL NOTICKEDS. be charged at the rate of 10 cents per line or the first insertion, and 7 cents yer line for each ubie: quent insertion: No advertisement will be inserted for less than 25 cents for the first time. T LOAN—MONEKY. OXKY 70 LOAN—The Omaba Figsncial Exchange 8 Farpam str' e, u , makes loaus on o security from a 810 chatiel lcan to 810, esl es'ato. We make lcaus to sult all apj licarts op long or ¢h et {ime on improved or un- improved real estate,land contrs cts, lesses, buildiogs onleased land” recured notes, collat! rals, chattels, or good security o " +'maha Financial Exchavge, 1508 Farnam easy terme, b, up- 881 . . Davia & Oa. Beal Estato , 1605 Fasnam 8¢, ONEY To loan on chattals, Woolley & Harrlson, %, Omatia Ratlooal bank bullding 519 11 w § caoun ssorusss Investien) Banken opposite V1 post ofiice. Om ‘mortg1ge lcans on et Clags socurity ot Fulllog rats of intereat. . PAF tos desiring to borrow money on improved ety or ountry real es\ate, for fromoue to ive years, can be ted promptly. MoCegue Brothers, bank: v, oppesite post ofice. ONEY T0 LOAN—On seai eutste aad chattals D. L. Thomas. Y Loanod on ohattels, cub rate, R K voughiand bold. 4. Foruias, 118 8,15%1 81 ¥ ket QY £0 load 1o sums of $300 and np-m\. on rob-laas roal eetate socarity. — Postor & Oob, Y4, 4116 Farnam st. ONKEY LOANED st C. ¥, Roed & Co's. Loau office o8 turmiture, s, personal Money to_Losn—On Chattel security by W. R_Oroft, foom 4, With- nell butlding, N. . corner 16th and ‘Aarney. After years of experience and a careful study of the vmm ows of loaning money on_ parsonal property, 1 whe become temporarily embarrassed and d 0 ralse money without delay ard in a quiet manner. Housekeep. ors, professional gent lemen, mechanics and others in Omata and Councl N\lfll oan obtain advances from $10 to $1,000 on_such secutity aa hosenold turnitute, planos, mashinery, borses, wagors, warehouse recelpt: ecured notes of hand, etc., withoud vomnvln[ #same from owners residence or place of business. Also on fine Watches amends, One ot the wiuntages oM part of any losn can be pald at any Whleh will roduce the Interest pro ral and all ons ron ab tho original rates of interest. I have no brokers In connection with my office, but porsonally superintend al my ioans, I have private offices oonnected with my genersl office #o that customers do not come In_con'act with each other, t\nwtwunll) mwaking all transsctions strictly pri Croft, room 4, Withnell hll“l”l‘l.N E. cor, 16th and Harney, Ufl\lhl nll L] Peail 8t., Council Bluffs, WANTED FEMALE [: 1 ELP. 7ANTED=A gitl for gene al housework in & small family. Apply at 1814 Webster ~ 813-12p W Asreo—Two icod girls at 200 8 12th stroct, WANTE-A good steady German giel, otly ove can 050k, wash and iron need apply. Mra E- Wakely, 607 Hoith 101h b, 614 ( \ ANTRD—Glrl 1612 Da 3 watran A goodollatio tonte koeping gl X wanted at Mre, Hane, 924 Park ave, ort St. 817-11p VW Ajmmn-Good glrl for genetal hcuss work by Mes. Haynes, 2123 Wobt tor 8t. 898 1ip AxTED—Immediately, go d_dining room glrls. Glils for ol aud kitohens, privato families and boarding houses; good wages. Call and Inquire sbout theso ylacos, at 1120 Farusm strect, up sairs. 800~ mmediately, first class cock for the ges §00. Call 1120 Faroam St. 801-10 Y\ Axtep—Dish washier at Emmet house, 780-10p A/ ANTED—A good servant gl in emall tamily. Apple roxt dcor north of Phelps’ drug storo, cornor Cuming and Saunders atrect, VW Ao goot wurse gl call at Bt. ANTED—A good girl for general hou:e wor fawily. 1'quiteat office of A. C. Trou sido 14th strect, bet. Farnam and Douglas. y w y Crmpetent glrl for general house work; must bs gocd washer and frcner, 832 Bouth 17th cet. 28.11p TANTRD—A good il [or gencral house work, & ply 2319 St. Mary's ave., 794 ArTED—Afint ol 3 cook ¢t Dr. Cofftman's, head of 8t Mary's ave, 7301 0 TANTED—A ghl to do g neral housowork, one who is not atrald to work iaa small family of 8. Apply 440 Convent St. 830-41 IF OR RENT—A new 12 room hotss and barn, No. 814 8 18th street. Morso & Brunner, 83'-16p JOR wrxt— A wulte of nicely farnishel front 100m ¢ oF two #inele gentlamen, 1710 Jaskeon street, next door to {1ie bost 1 Fivate boarding bouse in the'city. Inquire on the premises. JOR RENTVery de Flirco St i For rale—(ocd houro » room cottage on | ¢ arge lot, exctllent R 80i0 down and balanse on 30 5 FOR KENT—-HOUSES AND LOTS, ,l“nlfluu Residenos on Calitornia street, § rooms 19t 90X 132 88,000 Touse and 1ot on 15th st (e, $2,100, House and barn, with lot 76152, for §8 Lotin Parier's add. #1150, Lot in Shinn's 16t ada, §550 Lot in severs] additlons to the oity. Lands In eastern Nebrask rou Kas 4 00 an ncro. §1.80 por e time at 6 per Chojes Londs In sastern Nebratka at 910 to 816 et scre, Hanlin & Brown, 311 8. 11th 8¢, neighbothood; easy terms, 83,150, Loll & MeCanalish. 82 0-13 ) t—Store 811 N 16th strect. 0% 1ExT—Cottage, Iarge 1ot, barn for 4 horees. W 11, Green, over 1st Nab1 Bank £09 tt 710R RRxT—Feat house at 220 Harcoy St., 88 Maloblen, at N. V. Dry Goods storo, 81311 ay e & Co., 16th an oA1-11p n r hend of St Mary's aye. Lavge ot ; turnace, grates, hot and cold ytning complete, 45,000 eavy torms. . ¥, Farnam. 188 Fon s room houte on 24th and Plerce 8t Ap. biy to Bogg & Il opp. Pasten, 198-10 P 1% improved farms, will trade for_ymproved clte property. W, H. Green, over 1st National Baok F.m Rar— CoMtage ul 8 rooms 408 Case St |nr|\||10 next door. I M RANT—House of & rooms, 1413 Jackson st oet nished house of elght room, del ghttully loc terencos requi OR RENT— amplo, olo feng to strces K. H. V., Beo off 0% RENT— Good house with farniture for ealo with | v F F Apply at this offios, OR BALR—At & barga'n, 156 with § houses, 3 and 7 roou.s, wll, clstorn, barn, &o., 20th and tHarne, ‘nimprovad property taken 88 part pay. ot fontos, 66 and Douglne, -1 OR 8ALR ~A two st ry 92x8) frame bullding sult= Ablo or a etoro near 10th and Faroam_street. o47-1t town n P, Do~ T04-t1 OR RRAT - Good hote in firat-ol E Westorn part of Btate. Apply b 15, Novelty Iron Works, 14th St. in four blooks of . 0. Address A, B. Boo office. 8311 TR0k RENT- Csttege 8 rooms. clorcts and pantey, i onventa Fine Iccation near ftrect cars, $20 per menth until May 1st next. E A, Northup, B. & M. freight Auditors office. 7¢8 13p FOR SALE MISOELLANKOUS Tovon’ aALs—A'carringo tesm matched and Tively 89 11p 50d well, . Thomp: 235-4t 0% RANT—Noar 8¢, Oar, 7 Foom Builse, cistern, $10 per month _Inquire of G. ton. 8 W, corner 11th and Haruey St. Teon wrt—b rosm col Scoridan 8, §I6. 15th and Farnam. o cornor Poppletonand “E. Moyne, B. W. corner 714t B\cl RENT—Cottage 6 rooms, house 10 rooms. J. Phipps Roe. Soward and Campbell. 6374 {OR RENT—A ottage of four rooma With oty and citern water, 818 South 19th Su . hnl\\n-n H Loayenworth and Martha, l“m‘( RANT—Choi0e biiok ro.idence, 10 room:, fur. nace and all modern improvemants. Inquire at United States National Bink. 835¢1 {0R REXT—Tho houso and barn on corner 20th and Plorce St Inquire at Boston Dry Goo* store, . 10th St. 32211 ROOMS FOR KHN'T, {on text—Furr ished o unfuinished Foom, 1610 Farnam sfrect, Address Mrs. J. A, Warnes Conqueror, and aro off gl ]3,.; - calf bound in good order, URNITURR for eale at & saorifice, complete awort- ment for small housa; mast be 8)ld immediatelv. Bao ofico, 78120 Hameltonian breed, at Homans Livery Barn. % Clove'and hay stallion, “T old, from the oldest and most mily in Canada. To Shibiti Five head e a son owned by Ontario 5 hoasl of high grad non the old, bred to 1 haveall be ors, 20 1030 R bk 1 brought from Canada since Dee last, 8 for cash, or time will bo th ol or Hall, b ibbon, Neb. %~ Cheap, fu'l sot American Cyclopaedien Tnquire at 17 . 10th T316p riving or wo'k horse; cash or time . R. Croft, room ¢, Withoell building. 76411 o BALE given. X ploasant part of city nicely furni hed rooms or without board, 714 north 19th 8¢, 1 I4 R rat - Nicely furnished rooms 1617 Chicago s. 826-t or msT—E1 gantly furnished frort roome, +iagle orln rults; Odd Feilows bizel 1th and Ddge: 827 Sis. Kendall, 4 Dodge Jgr Rexm~Two alocly furaished rooms 185 2p {GR SALE—Boarding house furniture cheap for cash, in Fremoct. A slendid o por unity for any person desitii ¢ t0 go in thy buslness—already established. mont, Neb, Ront fow. Mgs. 8. B. Reyxcins, Fro 014 R 8Lk A 1dies’ drivivg horse—wi 1 be secn at Jfalomeriastoro any terncon. George Wiloox ‘OR 8ALN—Two lota tn Polham_Flace, one_ block trom atrcot car track. Inquire 213 8 14th 6. bt t 1207 Farnam §t. Inquire 799-18p. Jror rreT=Two flozrs. ANTRD—Girl fn small family. Mis. Thos, Hall, 1541 Sherman ave., north of Graco 8t. 690t W VW 4xmen A girlat 1640 Shoruan Ave. M. Counsuan, Mrs. J 510.t1 Y AxTap —Girl 807 north 20th. W At —Lady agente for +Daisy” £ klrt and stock: ing supporters, Shou'der braces, I som forme, Dress shiclds,Kucher gingham, Bibs, Aprans,Sleaves. Infants' Lin . Our 1,000 agénts are’ mal mcnoy fast: o can you. Address with stamp, ¥ CAMPBELL & C0., 9 South May 5t., Chicag 485-8 3 585t TANTED —Two fizst cliss” laundre to go te Santa Fee, Row Moxico. Apply at the Oczzens 4808 WANTED MALE HELP, AxteEn—Imaedlately, ono gocd cornice mabor one tioner. Huette & Son, Fr moat, daL1ip Wi Beb, 7ANBED cathier. 9, at 521 south 16th 8t. W A=A thorcugh take charge of s ore. fonab'c references £8 t) character and ab 1ty. Bee oftcz 1717 x exgeriencad thoo clorke; also a lady all Mondsy morning bosween 8 and 819-12p ¢ experienccd thoe man to Aust furnish unexcept- P45 W Axtap—Exporicused orlal book cansasso or ladies cr gent.omen. Addrees P, 0. clty. B16-12 7 ANTED - 8ix good carpenters. W itveen birasm & tiaroey. W ted just wold, Towa. Applv_at 16th, 805-14p 7 ANTED —Several oxperienced ealosmen to handi ‘one of the best hi uscheld arbicles ever fnver ated. Address Jobn Waguer, Jr., dris- ANTED—In & retail dry goods store in Oxaba,an experienced salesman who speaks the Sca vian langusg. A permacent position to th right party. Address with roterences K. 3, Deg ofico TANTED—Man (0 run bend-aw, jesaw and ¢hapiog machlne, also cne wood turner. Nene but thorough mechanic need apply. PLANING Muuy, iftcenth and Maicy streote. 757-10 “7 V Y\ Asreo—fitanographer. Box €25, ANTED —Sorvices of & bright, intell'gort msn of good address, *J, F." P, 0. box 308, 727-11p ANTED —Agents for **Picturesque Washington;" sslary or commission. C. ¥, Cooper, Omaha. 671-11p Omaba. 4618, 28 ANTRD —20 young men to lesrn ulevuvhy and rail road station book keeping. Address "R, D. D.” Omaha Business College. 424.80p ANTED —Agents. Address Electric Lamp and Blove Co., §t. Louis, Mo., for ofrcular, cut snd toruma of 6 caridle power Marsh Electrio Lamp 108toct-10p SITUATIONS WANTED. UATION waxTED—By o German Iy 25 soar cf g¢ from good fam 1y to help in light house-} oy 10 Eoglien family 8 laain tho 1ang uage, o, Mo Wages Adcrees Anie G., Bee office. A Young lady wishes to give piano or organ les. sons lu return for board or room. Address M, osre of Bee office. ) 7 AwtED—Position In store or ofioe by gentleman of experience Good references given No ob- tlons to going into the country. Aacress . Q. D, th avenue, Council Eluffs, Toy L 2 ed lady desires a houro. situation, references glico. Omaha Employioat omse, 17 N, 16th § G W. Morrlson, 12p er_or cashier by $¥od, 1724 Doug” 79512p e ANTED —€ituation as book ko3 young lady. References furn 198 strect, ANTEO—A sltuation on o farme by a young and wife. Addiess B. A., this offico, £03 ition as gecond girl or fn » small Adaress 1817 10th 5, i7:12p 78 axtaD—A family by & ycuog girl, W ANTED —A situstion otable businers use as clerk or saloslad ? given if desired. Address 1218 Leaveaworth St. 797-14n Adiress 71718 VY 550 A bealtion a8 siachialst Boo oftice, ANTRD—A position ay coachwan; understand thoroughly bandllag horses. ~ Addross 0. . B." Bos office, 716-18 First-class tinner wants a steady situation, A Sty pretorrod. "Address ' tiuner, care this office. s91-10p MISCEL! LANEOUB WANTS, s Shorthand Institute, room Wt Jiaston Bleck, will o opia, day and night o llundny. Sept. 14 for SA%uaikn of students; 102 words pr midute withi two montis guarnu'eed. Send 1 gue. Origlaal testimonials on fi \ B.D., Bee otfice, 7 AN1ED ~To rent small hos ore 20uh 8 or § blocks from xton hotel, Address V. Z , Bo offioe., 21p ANTED—To buy 0 Uwaha, & nine to twelve WA ooiaen tracaé dwelio. Modra mprove: menta; good logation, Addrests givick atecel, pum: per.price aud tormt to & P Otor ralsaate a sarance 5.0 Broadway, Coucil Bluffe. 7 ANTHD —Newlof TANTED—A partucr 1 & fst-class pasiug busloess ‘capital required. $1,600 and §2,000. Ad droes J. 170-t4 W4k ~Two watuinhed rooms with rivate ily, or & small bouse with convenlencor; centrally located, ~ Address with fall pasticulars, P 0, box 804, olty, 658U Wmm—runm @ god second » horee and buggy. Loqulre ab Gesa o s sewing ik o Tmproved Awsrioat No. ANTEL—EYor m':'wo. agents 220 N 10th. S30M cl\n JFek -4 handsomely furmishod feont room § K. comner 17th strcet aad St. Marg's_ave., up- staira, 793-12p F JoR RENT—Room with boad, 1613 Cagitol ave. 621-17p O REXT—One large ments on 201 h, nesr 8t Mary s ‘OR BRNT—An elegant room with bard19 0 Dodge streot, lower door 8-12p . OR RENT—SUit 0! rooms with hoard, 1724 Douglas St 794-11p unturnished front room with odcrn improve 754 oR KEST—Two fine large rnom In new hou 76516p o ly furnished roomsS W cotner Toth and S, Mary's ave. 4T- F'i =N Fuinith:d rooms wih board at 2202 78 Up DR RENT—| Davengort S, for mmr—Furnlabid front foom, by elndow, Drick house withor without board, 6 b 745- np F?Em RENT—T urnisbed room 1 o 746-14p Tos wxt - Plotgant roems aud board for foud Iu.rs. Address found, at this office. 0961 R RENT—Front hay window rooms suito or stogle* new furniebed; all conver 1010 ¢ ayiicl ave 07-13p 70R RENT—Handsomely furnished rooms, slng ¢ or doutle with bowd, 1718 Dodge. 095-41 Jon kixT—Large furnished front room with small- erioom conaocted, 710 ncrth 19th 8t. 701-18p suitablo for 2 gentlemen, on St. Car, Jine, near west Farnam. Kelereuces glven and re- €05-t1 quired. C. E. Mayne & Co. o wr—Bandsome furalehed rooms 1810 Dofge. i 03 sep Jotn! boa Yoo south-east, 1914 Webstor e aeid xxT—1 well furnished F oom tor 2 gaatlomon n streot, opporito Goos Horel. Sguth 13th building on Harney St Clarke Bros. & Douglas St. ithed or unfurn'shed withax d withcut howd, 710 | — 8 room siceblo propert house with Frenner=Lario well faralibed room with fire |0 oan be di bath & house and kitcten Mary's avi Avply | Ghamborlin, ara 01 would trado or n good horse and orog In Gospor county. — Apply to 218 535t1 {on 8ALn—Botlor and engine, 20 horse power boiler »nd englne, in good running order; want to sell for tho renson that they are nob largo enoug'i for the new machinery which we will put Into our new Oo., 1408 LwAYS on hand at & bargain, No 1 sccond hand oarriage phacton and side bar buggies; 4 1509 5 and 1411 Dodge 8¢, REAL ESTATE. eplendid farm In Nemaha Coun d 1ot n Omaha. 0. F. Davis & 1t IR PXCIAN: ty, for hous W o zood impro will bredo for malis €ty propety. hem & Brennan, 151 Dodge vext P, O, 4,600—Two story house of 7 reoms, ccllar, 1 block from strcet earlin 24,5002 atory house on & ghteenth street, on car good yard 000—1 s'ory house cn 15th street, on c:r line front §1,500—Mcat market on 19th strect, 8 wago rs, areo and bust ose ba gain Lots sold on moxthly paymen’ Lon't forguthe placo. M. Ledge, Williaws Ela ‘s, . Eoars, corner 15th 69314, {0 5ALE—At Omaha Tand Agency, No. 1618 Fa 8t. Paulsen & Co. paying talcon, new fixtures, cheap renty Tow, owner desirit g to change Lusiues il to investizate, there Is moncy in ir, Tot 8180, 3 th and Califcrafa, weil located with 81,350 00 very easy torms, & veiy e~ + 33149 on Ploasant atreet, 7 room new house, barn, well cist Lot 30x140 Lakes add S honso oto. 81,500, Choice Tot in Hawthomo add., b room cottaze; 81,700, , 13 h serect outside ct'y limits, 3 semor t, 'ablo, well and clstern, ded 1 to'einglo lot. 25 fect front on 15th, Pierse, 8 rooms, o, L-u. iatern, 82,60, For sale or rent—1 ac house, storo,hall ablo room, nurnl!y liziss. Inquire for Lot 60x00 on 19th, est front, near St. with 10 room new house with modern imorovements $3,600, Lots In all the princips] additions of Omaha, and 148x] room 230 new lenty of ok mENT—Three fine offices in Nebraska Na‘lonal [ particulars 480-30 For Bank Bulldiog. Inquire at bank. a large aesortment of mproved farme und 60,000 aores of impro d lands in coatral snd weatern Neb, t low figures. Paulsen & Co 662 11 ANGE_Choi-e firm 1an & in_Furnas Co., Neb., to exchange for s clean stock of general handise or hardware. Call on or address Henry hoe, Neb, o Fas M4 100m 4, orad Wasserman & Burnati. £18 1801 B, R REXT—2 pleasant south front rnnm‘7fl :r { oorner 19th and Davenport. A and plenty o good hy Tand. Tno took and fooding farm of 65) aores sixteen wi'ey from Omahs Btock yards; well quipped for graz ng and feeding cattle, well watered For price and descr p- ion, address G. M. Harrison, Springfleld, Neb 57700t 2 e —Handsomely turnished rooms 1704 Gap- itol ave, R RRNT—Two nicely fornighed rooms, NW cor, 21st and B4, Mary's Ave. 460t 0OMB—~With board,doitrable for eumm 4 Bt Charlos Hotel, © front rooa on first Hooy .l‘ O RANT— Ll witkoub board; tnguiro o0 1901 Farnam B - FOR BALE—HOUSES—LOTS, ™ tory south 14tb. R BALS—A g00d paying business am»lnymg but Mttla caplal for oaeh. For partioulars add . Box 865, Omah, Net. BUSINESS OHANOES, [OR EXCUANGR HAll [0tar A% 10 the Dest Ferr boat op the Missourl iver for Tiouso and lot 0. § A bakery confectionary, 1oy crow parlor centrally |cated, completa 001 busiae: v eclling. Laquire J. J Mullor, 117 T el el Tuterach o sigh Fnu saLK—2 houses cn large lot In good locaticn; fonted at $30 8 monih, wi1 bosla cheap, Cun: ningham & Breuna, 1611 Dodge St. 08 BAU—A nino roum house, large lot, barn & & plendid Ioosticn, one block from +t Car. BOARDING. i board § per woek; Javenport Sk LOST AND FOUND, very best location, 00M 1814 1 175-scpt 16p 8,000, very easy torn s, Cunnicgham & Brenn #3111 y 1 30 foct of ground 1o ing for this T ousn Owner round tiip ticket on the B & M road, o lisva the amo a1 (his offico Iy pay- otlce. 1,600 wil 825 th eightcen for cent onyou anuinghsm & Bronoan, & JOR SALE — At & bargain, & house aud 2 lots, easy ) K 0UND—A lirze dog with colar acd chaiu op, st noith-weat cor, 16th and Mascn, By dy olovks and o 1ap 1oh buckel d up In 4 wehawl strap (from Liberty ave to Park ave.) e fader will owultably rowarced by notifving fhie fice. 91-)2p 08 841 ~Two acros of ground with, Iwrge house C.E. of oty Haten on 1,900, vory easy terms, 5th and Fern AxTAD By 8 rali PHYSICIANS, D-. waAkD, Withnell Block, 16th and Harnoy. [2ix7] h room, high 16cation, 1 the viein ity of 8t Mary's ave and 18ih 8t. ~ Rent no cood §46. Addrets A, L. M." 1218 Beo offic ANTED—3ituation as salesman in r grocery, in Nebraska. Addre Bee office. or Dr. J. . Kalph, corn.r 1 phone 630, ANTRAL open 1or th HOBPIT. k cal oper. Kinds skll- Dis-ases of wonon a speclalty; b nfnement can bere have abrolu Correspenden o rolicited. cornor 16th aud Farnam b and Fi R 8ALE—Large house 10 burp, beautiful plac. g 850 per month. This pro from Par ave. streot car lise, Farvam. s, lot 1524132, largo ; berms 800 duwn and rty is ouly four blocks C. E. Mayno, i6th 71815 t STOVE REPAIRS, Y ATA City Ftove repalr worke, corner 16th ant X Webster ets We repalr, pol sh aud set up stove 1. o Honicaan 0T o OmLly paymela. ayden, Baundsre, betweoa Lake and Wil 854-ts R Cheap, 5 room cottage and lob, ear itusted &t No, €:7 N, 176 8., bet. Call- fornia aud Webster; thor uzhly ropaired and im- proved, luquire of cwner on premieos. 3 4 ¢ 70k saLn—By J. ¥. Riley & Co., 216 5, 13th 8t ¥ opsir 111 South , between Dodge and Doug PERSONAL o o Pamck Hopsins, at Point of Kocke, on_ 1he Juu, will bo Hopkins,No, 647-16p JERSONIL Ay 10l I off the ratlrosd on the 20th o Ived by bis brutier, J ehams, Baa Fraacico, 0.1 7,000~ Houso and lot, wagulfisent residence prop- o MlHCELLAbE'AUs. 'wo storv houso nesrly new,b-autiful lawn location among the fncet 1o Omahs, on t. 90 - Mognlfizent residence lot on Farnam St /00— Farasw street, souih frcut, lghily loca. i01. §750—Lots I J. F. Biley's, Okaboms, will sell on easy terms and biild fol irable parties. These R was beard of last trom (ho vioinity 7w 10 will ba paid for tnformating lewilng o fladlag of whoreabouts of an 18 yosr boy “ho vorlland, Gago nd grav pa po's 4 that ho fors w thther Moury or Auton Dirict aaha, Neb 719 Hud on & ( odorless way 48 hod Bart stroeta, | e 0 Thy extension of the line to theso lats Omaba, Nobrasks. 1TARY 00.—Privy vaults, slnk canidany time of day in it wy \wmproved pump A. EVANS, offloo 1408 D 998-sept-1. MalA o rel apparats. wakes them very desiral [orsoomon, o tanso sivea by @ E Gellen beck, 1110 Capltol ave. of 9 rocm3, every bargaln, & hous by furnace snd cold ‘water, RUPTURE OURED, i 140 near boad St Mary ue, House iob s worth §2,6.0. It wold st onoe, will ke ¥4,000 for the place. = C. E. Mayne, 16th' and i aw, - Cuicago, send siawp of Omiatia, every 60 days