Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 22, 1885, Page 2

& BITTERS Combining TRON with PURE VEGETABLE TONICS, quickly and completely CLEANSES and ENRICHES THE RLOOD. Quickens the action of the Liver and Kidneys, Clears tho complexion, makes the skin smooth. It does not injure the teoth, cause headache, or produce con- stipation—ALYL OTHER IRON MEDICINES DO. Physicians and Druggista everywhore recommend it. Dn. N, 8 Rucores, of Marion, Mass., mags: "1 gocormend Hrown'a Iron Bittor a3 a valuabie tonic for enriohing the blood, and rnrn"lmg All dyspeptic Eymptoms, Tt oo not Tt (s teath. Dr R. M, Dr: Raoynolds, Ind., says 1 tave ribed Brown's Tron Bittors in cases of anmmia and blood di 208, also when a tonic was nooded, and it has pr 1 thoroughly satisfactory,” Mn Wa. Byrus, 9 8t. Mary 8t New Orleans, La., wara ™ Brown'n Tron Hitters relloved mo in & car of blood poisoning, and I heartily commend it o those ne ing & purifier,” ‘The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines on wrappor, Take no other. 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In o word, I was miserable, At Tas, falllig to find relief Iy anything clse. 1 com- ‘meuced the use of Swift's “'cifio. 1 began to im. prove atonce. The mdicine toned up- the 8.om- ach, strengthened the disestlve organs, and seon all thal burniog ceased, aud I could retain food without diiculty. Now my health is zood, and can ost any- thing [n tho ehaje of food, ‘ond ' digest 1t witbout the slighest difficulty. Imost cheorfully bear this terbimcny becauss there aro hundrods suffering as [ was, and Iam fure can be a8 readly healed. Take $ho proscribed dose fter eating nstead of beforo. JAMKS MANW, No, 14 1vy sirect. Atlanta, Ga., May 13, 1885, ircatise on blood and'skln Ulsessen maied trso, o Swit by 0 Co., Drawer8, auta, Ga w Wrsas 1 i WHITTIER 7 st Charles 83, 8¢, Lonis, Me Fhysicul Weakness ns of Thro; 210 Sores Ulcers, o Diseases Arising frum 1 aseretion : ot In: Wils for gasad ] wen Guara! MARRIACE 5 pagow, 098 plates. 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R The Union Pacific Railroad Directly Re- spousible for tbe Troble. A Terrific Arraignmont of the Oom- pany and its Hired Tools—The Chinese M st Go, Laramie Boome ‘“*Among the newspapers publlshed in Wyoming only one hss attempied to jus- tify the employment of the Chinese by the Unlon Pacific.” It may be added to the above stale ment, published In the Cheyenne Sun, that there Is only one other paper, from Obicago to San Franclsco, which at temptas to def.nd the Unlon Pacifio, and that fsone a mwajority of the stock of which was long held by one of the prinol- pal officers of the road, and which to--day depends on the patronage of the great corporation for Its existence, 1* fa like *‘the shadow of a great rock in a weary land” to find the press of this outraged and down-trodden terrltory hav- Ing the coursge to arsert the rights of the people, and declaring themselves against a corporation which has thrust back from Wyoming the prosperity which has jastly been its due. The people are at last aroused, and, thank God, they are ready to throw off the yoke and become free- men, 1t is » fact known tous by personal Interviews with Union Pacifio officl that that company has peraistently sought to silence opposition by every means In thelr power. E. P, Vining, when he was general frelght sgent of the road, made contracts with the San Franclsco merchants which destroyed the ccean trade about Oape horn, and having done that levied an exorbitant tax on the goods carrled across the continent by his line, This man, who says Hamlet was a woman, and who 1s known as .the great Amerlcan peanut-ester, was the mont unrelenting {yrant under the admlinistrs tlon which preceded that of Charles Francts Adems. He and his confreres sre responstble for this grand terrltory not being long sgo admitted to the union as a state. The Unlon Paclfic has ueurped the rights of the people on every occasion. 1t 18 to our personal knowledge that they have enforced their wishes by the use of bands of hired assassins such as exlst in Wyoming territory to-day. Even in Omabhs, they dictate to the people who shall be their officlals. and county, state and federal officers in Nebraska are named by the Union Paclfic, and woe betlde those who oppose them. Wyoming 1s now under the same des- potlsm, but a% last the press and the people are united againsc the wrong. Ouar territory is cursed by monopolies. The Unlon Paclfic rallway company stands at the head of the garg of pirates who have kept us down. They are com- bined with others who, if weaker, are no less unscrupulous. We say to the president of the United States that there Is in Wyoming territory a band of men who for the paltry sum of $30 a month and board will do ‘the will of the Unlop Paclfic company, even to taking a man out and hangiog him, Gov- ernor Warren Is no less subject to their will than the meanest citizen. The mur- der of 81 Partridge osn be duplicated any day, and we charge that this was the work of men who occupy high officlal positions, and who should preserve reace instead of using mob violence. 1If the ceming grand jury does not investigate this matter to the very bottom they will do the people a great ivjustice, and they can get to the bottom of the matter If they will. The Unlon Pacific employs men who don’t know enough to goin when it rains. One of these persons has promised to be one of a party of ten who will hang the editor of the Boomerang, and on the samo occaslon stated that the white min- ers st Rock Spriogs and lvanstou only differed from the Mongoliaus {n having come to this country by the Atlantle in- stead of the Pacific ocean; that they were Ignorant and powerless brates. This 15 the telk of N. K. Boswell, the detect- ive of the stock assoc!atlon, the sapport- er and supposed pald man of the Unlon Paclfic, and the man who says he can take ten men and {ntimidate the whole population of Wyomlng, He claims that he Is brave. His bravery is of the same sort as that of his employers, Brute force. He may In- yade a private domlcile at midnight with his ten bravados and hang the head of the house, he may bluster, call men llars and incendiarles, but Mr. Boswell will do well to conslder that there 1s a future and that his own bulldez!ng talk will come back, not only_to his insignificent self, but to the men he represents. What If he with his hirelings could do all he claims they could? Does he think that either he or auy other Individual amounts to anything in the eyes of the public. The world would move cn jast the same, There Is at stake, however, a great prin- olple, and that is the right of tho la- borer, It has now come to ‘‘a ehow down” and talk from corporations and their agents won’v go. They m: hang, burn and destroy but they won't do away with the clamor that fs ringing ihrough the alr. This land Is cursed by the presence of lawless characters, of law- defylng monopolies whose presence has always held It back. The time has come when they as well as the Chinese must go. This is a free country and Wyoming 1s no longer a terrltory in which the peo- ple will consentt o be slaves. The Boom- erang has put the facts before the people, It, together with the entlre preas of Wy- omiog, has determined to keep silent no longer. The assertlon that our working- men only differ from the Chinese in the fact that they came to us from another ocean pathway, s an insult which is entirely uncalled for. The miners at Rock Springs are men of Intelligence and not “‘bummers acd saloon loafers.” as ls declared by the lond mouthed representative of law, who thinks that with ten men he could whip the whole populstion of Wyoming. The Boomerang Is not sfraid of the Unlon Paclfic nor of itasgents and abetters, If violence Is resorted to by this piratical corporation, there are flont] of other men to keep things boomlog, bat it is our firm don{mlnlllon to glve battle toa monopoly which is liviog at the expense of the United Suatas government and has for many years downed the very onunu{ which glves it life. It is a battle of self- defeunse; 1t will be fought falrly, but it will not end untll victory is won. e ee———— D. P, Hunterand J. M. Garduer, of York, wera registered at the hotel on Saturday, also J. H, Smith, Columbus; Will Conrad, Cleve land, Ohio; JJohn Sweeney and Con Demmon, Buffalo; J, W, Andereon, Silver Oity, la. e — Nothing Made in Vain, We ave tcld that nothlog was mede in valo; but what can be said of the fashion- able girl of the perlod? len’c ehe malden vain! Hood's Sareaparilla is made In Lowell, Mass., where there are more bot!les of it sold than of any other earea- THE DAILY BEE--TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 1886 parilla or blood purifier. And it Is never tsken in vala. It parifies the blood, strengthens the system, and gives new life and vigor to the entirs body. 100 doses $1. e —— HORATIO SEYMOUR, Heo is Opposed to the Present System of Olvil-Bervice Reform, and Pre- dicts a Oonfliot Between East snd West on the Transpor- tation and Tarlff Ques- tions, Utiea (N. Y.) Letter to New York World, Sald Gov. Seymour: *You wish my opinion about clvil-service reform? From what 1 oan judge, shut up as I am, I should ray that there was grave danger of the clvll-service commlssion becoming o greator abuse than the spolls system. I think a much slmpler and more direct method could bs found than that under the present law, and one which would meet with the approval of the people, “There can be no question that so long a8 we have a clvil-service commission, its members, the majority of them at least, should be In sympathy with'the prevalllng administration. As a business man [ should not employ a bookkeeper who worked against my tnterests and praylng that 1 should fall. The same rule ap- plies to adminletering the affales of the government. In the impoitant offices where Mr, Cleveland wutt have aid and sympathy In the execution of his policy to bring 1t to a successful lssue, none but good and trled demoorats should be ap- polnted, “‘It {s surprleing that active republican partlsans should expect to remaln in after their defeat last fall. Then agaln, as to the departments at Washington. How can fraud be detec'ed In the records without making removals and putting new men in to look over the books? I think there should bea checking up of the accounta. *I have been somewhat intorested In the term ‘offensive partisan’” continued the governor,® ‘‘An off msive partisan or strong party man ls a very good sort of & fellow. He s generally more inclined to be fair than the cold-blooded politician. It Is & good thing to have strong and well-defined opfnions. If I should have to be tried befor a jury of my opponents Ishould prefer the strongest kind of partisans I could find to the {indifferent republican who votes with hia patty from convletion without really knowiog what that conviction fe, The chances are that he would vote me gullty without listen— Ing to the evidence. The strong party man would never do that. “Our next difficulty,” sald the gov- ernor, *will be a conflict batween the east and west. The mnorth and routh have finlshed their quarrels, but the east and west are growiog more and more sntegonistie. It would have come up before this but for the relatfonship owlng to emigration from tho east to the wes! ond now that ls dying out. The great majorlly of the weatern people, o-called, were born 1n the east, and so long re- talned their cffection for their natlve ststes and have leglslated in congress al- moat exclusively from an esstern stand- point. A change is coming, The native western man is on top and will assert his rights 0s he underatands them. I have heard mutterings of dlscontent and di; cord from the west for the last ten years, It is Increasing and will scon blow a gale, “‘What alds to keep up this feeling of discontent {s transportation rates and the tariff laws. I shall not say that the idea of protectlng our manufacturers {s en- tirely wrong, but when a tariff was first thought of by our forefathers, they took Into coarlderation the requirements of the coant states. It has been enlarged slnce, but 1t is chlefly edapted to the needs of the eastern states. It is une- qual and therefore {s not fale toall parts of the country. “‘Iwilldoa problem in the tariff for you to more clesrly explain my meaning: Say, for Instance, I am an Importer doing buslness In New York. I import cloth worth $1a yard; the duty is 50 per cent. That makes §1.50. T charge 10 per cent as my profit. The interest Is figured on the duty tvo. Now 1t goes to the whoselsals man, who charges 10 per cent profit, and thencs to the jobber, who adds 25 per cent, and then It {s soattered around among the small storekeepers of the west, who some- times, I believe, charge as high as 50 or 60 per eent profit. You see the make. The 50 cents duty In the first In- stance soon mounts up to a dollar, and the heaviest tax comes out of the small consumer, who can ill afford to pay it, It seems to me, 1f these manufacturers must b protected, that the idea of the gov- ernment giving them a bounty for every article produced—the amount to vary with the cost of production—would be one solution of the question, and would chespen the prices of many articles in the western states’ The bounty plan would slmplify matters woneerfully.” | SPECIAL NOTICES TO LOAN-MONEY ONEY TO LOAN- The Omaha Fisancial Bx- chanee, 1508 Farnam str of, up-stai s, makes 1oans on all clasaen of security from #10 chatiel 1-an to §10,000 on real es'ato we mako loa st suit all Applica: ta on long or #h rt time on imuproved or un | tmproved re.] estate Iand contre ots, lesses, bulldiogs onleased 1and, recured notes, collat’ rals, chsttels, or §00d security of ary kind. Low 1ates: ess; term Umaba Financial Exchaoge, 1508 Farnam ., 1, stair, 8481t 0 10AN~Money In any amount on_real estate sn curity. C. ¥. Mayne, 16th and Farnam. 990-c-16 O F. Davis& 0o Real Estate b2m ONRY 70 LOAN. and Loan agents, 1605 Fasnam S6. ONEY 7o loan on chattels, Woolley & Harrison, Yoot 90, Omaha Ratlonal beak bullding 510 M ¢ Choun smoxmas, investment Bankers, oppostte A¥1 post office, Omaha, negotiate mortgsgo Icans on Arst-class ecurity at rulling ratos of Intercet, Par. tlen deviring to borrow money en improved clty or Suntry real estate, for trom ono to five years, oan b commodated prompily. MoOague Brothors, bank- 78, oppesite post office. 522t | 7 AxTAD A full 1o} near the city st & reasonabls vics State jrice, terms and Jocation, Addrcw “J. N. 0" Boo ortice. 208 1 V 7ANTED ~Room and toard with a private family atunce, Addres “M," Banoffice. 90121 VW Arn.Woust Jike one young Iady ko ram and board at 1716 Cass 1. 198-22p VW AxtEo—Some motherly old Indy 4o board or #dopt a hoathy infant girl, (1@ {imate) Ad- dress Mrs. 1. L. Stanley, P. 0. box 839, O ty, 112 24p WA/ ANTRD = partnet in & first o ass paying busl ax W e cut il vequ'rod, $1,608 and 8,000 - 1048 J. B, D. Boo ofhoe. 986,22 T Leonard &chmit Tnfcrmm ton; Otto P, T. H.Gra n something of _intor 077.20p 7ANTAD—T0 FAG0 A £ONa second hand pIano .o #horse and baggy. Toquire sk Edholm & Erck 998-t! WARLE =Rvers 8oy la oeed & & wwing chine, %0 so0 the new Improved Amarioan No, % Flodmen & Oo. aents 990 N 1Ath. 8808 FOR a ENT—HOUSKS AND LU '0 LEANK—A wmall farm sultablo for warkot gard ening and fiult ralsing, partly improvid. A practioal man orly necdappy. Address ©. F. Rey. ONEY Loaned on chabtels, cut rate, R, R Aloketa poughtand eold. A. Forman,2i2 8, 18th B¢ 62441 M Gox toloan in sume of $200 aod upwards on AYL first-olase real ostate security. Potbor & Cobb, 5116 Farnam st. 25-41— ONKY LOANED at C. F, Roed &Co's. Lon office AY1 on furniture, pianos, orses, wagon, personal oraperty of all kinds and all othe rartioles of value, without remeval. Over Lot National Bank,corner 1845 v ¥aroam, - Ail buslness striotly confidontial 5200t M CfEl, oxmril woxwriil Money 1o _Loan-—~On AVI chattel security by W, R Croft, room 4, With- aell bullding, N. E. corner 16th and 'Herney. After yoars of experlence aud oaroful study of the busi- aees of loaning money on_ parsonal property, 1 have st Insb portectod a system whoroby the publicity nsual in such cases is done away with,andl am now n & position §0 mest the demands of ail whe become temporarily embarrassed and dosiro o raiso monoy without delay and in a quiob manner. Housckoop ers, protessional gent lomen, moechanics and others in Omata and Councl Bluffi, can obtain_ advances fiom §10 to §1,000 on such security as housenold furniture, ~ planos, mahinery, horses, wWagovs, warehouso recelpts, secured notos of hand, otc., without removing Bame feom owners residence of place of business. ~ Also on fino Watchos and lamonds, - One of the adyantsges I offer s that ny part'of any loan canbe paid st any time which will reduce the faterest pro rats and all owna renoved at the original ratos of Intorest. 1 have no brokers In connection with my_offics, but personally superintond al my ioans, I have privato officen conneoted with my gonoral office 80 that customers do not come In_con'ack with each othor, consequently making all transactions strictly privato. W, R Crofh, room &, Withnell building, N, E_cor. I5th and Harney, Omahs and 82 Pearl 8t', Council Bluffs. 0.41 v nolds, Omahs, Neb. 29580 I g er—Some Price 8550 1511 Dodge, olce lots nesr Park Avenue, 50. Cuoninghsm & Brennan, 230-21 avo, $25 ver market, per month, L Riley & Co., 240 4t }“0! RENT - Two stores on 8, Mary month, each. One desirsble for m For rent--Txo new housca $12 and 8! rerpectively, locatiors dosiracle, J. $16 South i3th 8. R kaer -Cheap, one 6 room brick cottage with modern mdrovements, lirge yard, Othard Hi k- y ste. Inquire on prem! 20p | Sldney, $8 #noe O annu sl h W F. Paue, Sduy, Neb, 0 aores fine unmptoved laxd mese ver wore; §105 por acro cash, bl G ver’ cout futer.:1; a bargain, 25 -18p & coner, teo U1 eks from 1190, poitively cneap. J. ¥. 1th etreet. 9871t ) D ot ‘arsam, “oth fo 8! Riley & O, 915 sout | e oniy +hop i1 8 ¢ood connty ¢ for welling, fafling health. Address, Pierce, Not rasks, (G Cunumrst sans X Cheyonno ¢ F Palno, 8 JFCR EAix=0n Con .t FO0uIA Ment . o e 16 §2,600 shall, 1508 barnam St 05 n Dleror, tiown, M. W, N b The Ko sona Trotter, 1099 Jrofes tracts sl v . Fer intormation, o 200-20p ¥ 40x140; Tiouse 0 sh. 3. W, Mar. PV or8ALR—Full 15 routh fron'; very desirable property, on red oar line. This 1n very cheap AL $1,100. J. K. Riley & Co., 216 south 13th striet, i Wili'te scld very ch rram 8 p it sold woon. A pp. Paxton. 17031 OR sALR-—Lot 01 Farnam h0x187, $1,400, very do- wirable for residenc . This will bs'ln the m ket onls a tew daya as it'ls cheip J. F. Riloy & Co., 215 sonth 13th etre 230 tt 26 qr. rections in Madison Co, mors or roved, at priow ranging from $S to $15 «ording 4o 150 o 20 acres in Nanoe county, 4 to 816 peracre 1120 acres in Greely county, 1por acre. 84 rorcs in Merrick couuty, €8 76 per nore, Bosidoa tho above we have {arge tracks of iand in other counties for sale. Hamlio & Brawn, 311 South 11th street. — JFon san—Full aorner 1ot thco biyok trom st oot oare; brautitol and vightly Jooati €1 8610 on time. This I8 positivel y o barg Riley & Co., 216 south 13th strcet, or REXT-New hou e of 4largoroome, good_cillar, clsty t 826 Virginis ave., 4 blook sout| M v, Stroet oar. 160.21p Jrer rmxr—A part of house unturalshod for house: keepir g 1978 Farnam siroot 198-10) Jrgr pmar ~Thofieat of November, bt rovdence of F. A, §:bnelder, corner of Sovento:nth and Cap. itclave Privato salo of housshold goods, 195-56p 7O RENT—Two new hovses, one of 10 rooms, all wodern Improvements, the othor 8 roomt; 4180 rtore room on §f. Mary’s ave,aultatls for meat mor ket, truit store or small grocery, 11, G. Clark, 1812 Dotiglas ot 167-24 o Rrer—Two wiall skcrs (mow), with Wviog roows in tecond story. well ndapted foe any business; eituated on 10ih Sk, near Dodge; rent moderate. 200:92p T'oR nExT—Storage room_for morohandizo In car load or emaller lots, Icken Sienssen & C., 911 and 918 Jcnes st. 10236 7\OR RENT-A 8:ven Foom oottage with barn; good cailon, A, Saund rs & Co., 1404 Farnam St., opp. Paxton. 1714t WANTED FEMALE HELP, WWArmn A inl to do gonersl h-uso work in smallTamily, Reference required. Apply 62) souch 10¢h etrect, 22000 ANTED—A woman t3 do general hous work; good caok preferred, 1618 Wobstor. 225-4t 7ANTRD—MIddle-aged 1.7 fo brard ard take charge of two chi dren, boy and ghl, 1gd 8 ard 6 years; stato terms. Addross J. M. C., Occl- dentel Hotel. .23 W ixneo—lmuedistely, a good giel for general bouss werk. Call at once at 8:1 scuth 2¢th St. best wages pald to good gitl. 218-18 House 11 rooms §25 per month; will G. E. Thompton, 8. W. comet 1ith 120- NT—House with 10 T00N 8 mio7ern improve &; good locality on street car line, 16 min- Tiqu're at K. M. Genlus, 1405 156t or v reut part, and Hrney. X me utes walk from P, O Louglee. 3 F 1000t J'0R RENT—New house, ewst front, poroh, clstern well and out hcusos; desiratle Iocation; §14 per ontn. J. E. Riley & Co., 216 8 16th St. 100t 7 T00m COttARo With collar, (17sets 051-21p \T—G00d now 4 room kouse;$10 per month, street car, J. E. Ri ey & Co., 216 5 13th St. TVOR RENT- K¢ well and sistorn, 833 ¥ 21st St., $20. W ANTED—Two or thres enterprlsing young men to travel for aZflr-t-class house. Best of refer- ences required. Address P. 0. Box 4%, o'ty, 209t R RENT—The hcuss and barn on corner 28th and Plerce St Inqulre at Boston Dry Goo' store, S, 10th 8. < gttt WAxTED—First-class dreesmaker; oo who can como well recommended; good weges will be "lll(fllhu right one Call and Inquire ab rnce at 120 Farnam strest, up staire. 190-t1 ANTED—Fast dish washrr, also good laundry girl at Danbaua's 13th strect restaurant, 418 8,18th 8t, 188-51 Wnnln—‘gml at S'aven house, §>u'h 10th. 140-28p WAm=GLI o do genoral hcuse-work, 1610 oy, exe—Cottage targo lot, barn tor & hoet, W H. Green, over 1st Nat 1 Bank. 80 tt JFen next—b xoem cottags oomer Poppleton and Scoridan 8t. 816 C. E. Mayne, 8. W. corer 16th and Farnam, 7144 Jo nr—Coktage 6 room, house 10 rooms. J. Phipps Roo, Soward and Csmpbell. 837-41 J'OR RENT—A oottago of four rooms witn city and ciitern water, 818 South 19th St, between Leavenworth and Martha, 4471t ROOMS FOR HENT, URSE girl 8 W corner 19th and St Mary Harnoy St. 034-tt N £8! ASTED—A compotent glrl to d> gereral houso- work in a family of 8, Apply 416 Convent St. 908-1 W Axmeo—Tnmedistely, go d_dining room girls. Gurls for hotels and kitshens, privite familes and boarding houses; good wages. Call and inquire about these places, at 1120 Farnam strect, up-stairs. 800-1¢ ANTED—A good servant g'rl in a emall famly. Avpl” next dcor north of Phelps' drug storo, corner Cuming and Saunders s:rect 780-t1 VWaxran A girlat 1640 Sheruan Ave. Mrn. J. M. Counsman. 546,40 ANTRD —Lady sgenta for *‘ Daisy” £ kirt and Stock- ing supporters, Shoulder braces, Bosom forms, Drows ehields, sutber gingham. Bibs, 4 prens,Sleaves. Infants’ Diapers, &c. Our 1,000 sgents are making monoy fast: 80 can you Addroas with stamp, E. H. CAMPBELL & CO., 9 South May St., Chicago. 485-8 3°p. WANTED MALE HELP, TANTRD- Gcod cauvaes:rs for portralt work im Omsha and Council Bluffs, 15(0 Farnam shreet. 2193 W oraTs—Felllng Missouri stesm washer, make big ‘mouey. J. Worth, Scle Mf'y, St. Louls, Mo, 906-dec 14p ANTED —A first-¢ tions ete. Must speax German, with reforencee, 8. H. Eee off AxTID—A smart boy &t Heyn's Photograph Gailery. Gosd chance 0 learn trado 981tf ANTED—First-class waiter arm work, 819 south 11th 8. 217-21p salosman in dry 2ocds, no- Apulicafions 21522 YW/ AuTEb—A strong bog 14 to 15 years old at Dor- ‘mann's, 608 8. 13th sureet, 214-21 'AILORS WANTED -Cost maker and pants makers; willpay 87 t4 §12 for coats, 92 to 85 {or pants and veste, ho,1workwen wanted st onco W D, Myers, Clarnids, Iowa, 204-23p ANTAD—One good relisble men to cinvass snd sell gouds. Call 421 South 10th 8¢, 912 3p D The **Favorite Prescription” of Dr, Plerce cures “female woasknees” and kin- dred affectlons, By druggls RE Rheumatism, °Iflaurflgla, Lumbago, Backache, Headachs Burns, Sealds, AND ALL OTHER LY PAINS AND ACHES. 80ld Ly Draggists and Dealers overywiiere, Fifky Ceuts » boitle. irections in 11 Langusges. THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO0, (Buooeusecs 40 4. VOGELER & 00) Baltimore, Md., 0,5, A, NERVOUS EBILITY 'remutur: Decline from errors or ex. lnl;ll ower Oiseases of the Kidney: ade o) nd P ollllllv land CUR U ach Medici I:‘hl )y the M Sutpte cured i oussures o o s ‘Al Correspondence conide TON REMKDY 000 o DI H. TRESEO A8 Want (Ath Stranr NEW VORK, GONSUMPTION, D T. A, BLOUUM. 151 PearlSt., Now Yorb Sciatica, Toothache, OMAHA FANCYTEAM DYING —AND— CLEANSING WORKS C. T. Pauisen, Proprietor. Gentlemens' Clothing cleaned, dyed and ropa'red. Ladies' Dresses cloans aud dy “'D.nl::m\:“'ld”fu and curled, Al kod ving aud Cleaning done on short notice and eaiatackion guaroteed. 1315 Dougias sirest Owala, Neb. ANTED—Filtoen g00d osrponters. Apply to 3, K. Stout, Milard Hotel, Morday, between 8 and 6 p. m, 208-21 oR sz ~Largo trout xoom with elogant turnl- turo. 8 per wouth, £0°4 Haroey siicet 227-28p FOR_BALR: W wpecisl bargain. Cottavo five rooms, elswets, comeuted oellar, 1args barn, nice 10t 8 blooks wouth of 8¢, Marv'a ave. oo #ou $3.600; teri 8 §250 pown aud $30 per month, Mayne, 15th and Farnam, afine ot in Hanscom place. Ad- Fos siacche Bee uffic 15441 dress N. P, {OR 8ALK —Houger aud_ots on monthly payments, D. I Hayden, Saurders, between Lako lis aves. 854 VY # base tor eals lots on Vinton, Comings, Geor ave., Ceavensorth and o h'r stroots, Farnam streof busyics, property. J. K. Ruley & Co,, 215 south 13th street. £39-t1 Jof, enry bet. Calil rod and fm- torms; fornin and Webstor; thoroughly proved. Lzquire of owner on p oR_SALA—FUIl 1ot witn new cletern, poroh ia less than from red ca wents worth over £50, Al for § ments his 1 also n bargan. J. 216 south 18th strec®, prove K. Riloy &0 osatt JVOR 8ALE - At & bargain, & house of 9 rocm3, cve room heatod by furnaco. Hot and cold water, h, 1ot 043140 nicar head Sh, Mary's svenuo. House cot @4 000; 1ob 18 worth 2, ir's0ld at onoe, will take $4,000 for the place E. Mayne, 16th’ and Farnam. b JUNE improved farms, will trade tor 1mproved cite properiy, W. H. Groon, over 15t National Bank W071L JFon Biun—&t s bargan, Tob with ¥ nouses, 3 and 7 well, cistern, barn, &c., 20th oved projorty taken 48 patt pey. 620 and Douglas 0468 A two sory 2288 trame building sult- ablo ora store near 10th wnd Faraam ktracs. ur-it Avply at this offio {\OR BALR 0B REST-Good hoto in first-olass town n South Western part of State. Apply to E P. Da- vis, Novelty Iron Works, 14th St 70481 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS OR SALE—Jrrsuys—3 head regirtored Jorsoy oattle, wlprizs wicners, at Walf value, Apply at once to Joo. W. Watt, Caufleld Hotel, Omaha. P sun—Twolots 1 polan from street oar track. Inquiro b36t1 7\0R 8ALn—Or would trado or a good horse and bugey; 80 acres in Gosper county. ~ Apply o 218 South 18¢th S'reet. 630t 1ace, one blook 8 18tn 8t. — [k s Boie wad wncine, F0horee powor Hotler snd engine, In good runuing order; want to sell for the renson that they aro not large enough for tho new machinery which we will put into our new bullding on Harncy 8t. Clarke Bros. & 0o., 1408 Douglas 4. bs7et JPursnaxr room o lt to two gentlemen; very oom. fortable for the winter; & gcod home. 1718 Chicago St 176-91p LWAYS 00 hand at & bargatn, No 1 second hwnd carriage phacton and side bar buggies; ad 1400 and 1411 Dodgo 8¢, 588-t JoR RENT—A nicol furaiehed front room for ono or two gentlomen, 2810 Bb. Mary's xvo. 210-tf Jon nese—Elcasant furaltned reom 1707 Giss 5t 220-0ct-3p , well-furnished feont chamber, t board, 0 goutleen only. Keferences. Convenicnt to cars. Addres , XX Boe, 197-21 F RoR mrr Nicoly furalsted tront voom o gen 1, man oaly, a5 i coror 20th and Doueles S 348-41 o RENT—Nico farnished room 2209 Dodge. 870-95p o uexn—Hoom with board, 1013 Capitol ave, 621-290p P e finelarge rooms in new house, fur- biahed or unturnished with aud without board, 710 3 21p South 14th 8t. 7oR RuNT—Fu'niched rooms at 610 Pleasant St., BB ook rom Stiest . 965-32p 70r muxr—Furnished room. Inquire N E corner 25th svd Dedge st. 96441 ok RENT—Elegently furnished rooms, slogle and en nuite, &t 1718 Cass St. 950 t1 REAL ESTATH. OR#ALE—10 acres 1ind noar the city, under all kinds of fruit trees; house and barn, $2,300 Cun. ninghaw & Ereanan, 1611 Dojge, 2321 bave relinquishments on st veral chotootree claims near Sidaey, which can bs had at roasonalle fix— ures. W. K. Paine, Sidncy, Nob. 2.7.20p O‘u €0 lots to trade for lmpr ved property, will ssume mortgagos or pay difforenco in cath W H 8 wishivg to trade, better call a onca Green, over 11t Nat'l Bank. 217441 157 and description of Real Estate loft with me, will recelve prompt attentirn end advertising Firt-class cloy property sclicited. J. W. Mar- shall, real ¢s'ato 1608 Farnam. 97248 n1acres of wild ard In Chey- t & very low prics it taken J.W. Marshall, 1506 Farnam. HAVE & few tho €6 county, Ne soon.Good land. 970-22 OR AALE—Vory choloe farma In most of the coun- < I A R I TR with real estate mon by whluh‘ can supply all cus- tomers with well improved farm at g oo and easy terms; 1caualso furnlsh row lands in 0 lots suitab'e for stock rasches. J. W. Marsaall, 16¢6 Far. Daw stroet it Two nlcely furniened rcows on St., [0k RE) Inquire 2237 Dodge. 946-23p cars, o RaNT—Fuinished room 105 north 18th, F 925 21p R RENT— A suito of nlcely furnished front yoomy for two geotlemen, 1711 Jackson street near corner of 17th 8t. References required. 88--t8 . umxt —Furnished rooms for Iight house-keop ing, in Beemer's block, cor 8th and Howard. B71tt Tor RENT—Furnished or unfurnished room. 1819 Farnam o'reet. s30tt Jon nanr-Hiosly tarnished rooms 1617 Chicago sf 826-4¢ unniogha son, P, J 165.21p TANTED -6 gcol carpont house, N, . corner 10th aa Bwyer. at J VW Armmn—Man aad wife want nicely furnished vom and board with private family for the Andress W. Frederick, caro of Bee, 101-23p . Biewy job, cornor 11th aud O 8t, SRR AR ALY ANTED—Bervices of m bright lutel jgent man of w good address. J. H., P, 0, box 808, 119-22p A sober anc steady meat and patry cook;¢0nd wagos pald to the right man. Ap- ply 8t 1518 Dodge 8", 187-27 W Aimee—Twsaty-gre meato work at Union Cat- tlo Co's Feediog Bain, near Gilmore, Neo Usion Csttle Co. 111-28 Yonng man who can make bimso'f useful in ehist tactory and canvass the clty, (8 N 16th Bt 83041 ANTHD %0 young men 60 19170 SeIoRT: pby 11 road st.tioh bock keeplag. * &ddsess "B, Omahs Businees Collere. 424 80p D. VW Ao cauents Address Elootrie Lamp and Bhove Co., Bt. Louls, Mo., for circular, cus snd torms of 66 candle power Marsh Electrio Laip 106toot-10p " SITUATIONS WANTED. ANTED—A position to tak wbop. Address **Baker,” Y/ wrav—Stenogmapber. Box 035, Oman “7 0B RENT—Ono _arg: unfurpished front room with aloove, and one sinzle raom. Modern lmprove- ments on £0fh, neor v, Mary s ave, Tebett ok RENT—Nicely furnlshed rooms 8 W corner 19th aud St. Mary's ave. 747 ['ox kuxT—Handsomely furnished rooms, sing e or B i ioss, Tris Dodge 96-t1 o0& aRNT—Threo fine offices in Nebrasks National Bank Bullding. Inquire at bank. 450-80 dsome turnished rooms 1816 Dodge. Jon sm—Bandsme turo 1810 Dodp & RENT—TWo rooms adjolning with board; front J south-oast, 1014 Webstor 88 860-4 'or RENT—1 well furnished 10om for 2 gontlomen 1609 Farnam etreet, opposite Goos Hotel. Apply a4 room 4, or ab Wasserman & Burnetd. u;q‘n':lh L. leasant south front rooms 8. W. » RusT—2 pl A ‘onmer 19th and Davenport, » RENT—Handsowely turnisbed rooms 1704 Oap: itcl ave, b2-tf Fo RENT—TwO nicely tnrnisned rooms, NW cor, 216t and Bt. Mary's Ave. socet OOMB—With board,desirable for summer. Apply R e ol 610-41 [ OB RENT—] e tront ¥oom on firet floor with or l‘ without board; tnquise »4 1001 Farnam 'Lm-ll MISOELLANEOUS WANTS, 7axTED—October 1it., & 10 room house. one on VN o Voar 8k, Mary's ave. proforred. . Oull o ad- 03 and 508 south 18tk st 4 J. L. Brandels & Son, 20041 ‘NPORMA1ION WANTED—I{ Leonard Sohmitz who live on Godys street between 11th and 12th sbroets, Omabs, in 1888, will send his sddress to Otto P T. L Oruatz, Lead City, Duk. ~ Ho will learn oot iog o interest to biw, 1 . ibacd aged 88 y oud Ji B 15, Any lnformation re- Addrees 913-1p who left Owabia sl wardlog biw, will Le thankfully seceived. l“ abs Post office. ‘ Axtan chase Nebiasks reporis 4ddress 4, tols office. other 1aw boo e $11.48 ~Home | ed family b | WAL, Slihat eeregies given. and. vequised A F. B,"Bos olfice. 20020 Beate torme, Acdrors FOR BALE—-HOUSES—LOUTS, Tob 100x160, A birgiin, 22921 Ok BALE—AND elegant cottage, end fruit and sh de’ trees, bar 3 Cunniogham & Brennsn, 1611 Dodge, Por 81 Ls—Magnificent house aud 1ot with commo [ &k fa bre o8 Calitornls siress near 1640, soath tront, $8,600. For salo— Ful lot gacd twostory 8 room houte on Califorula, lecstion very desirable, §5,000. J E Ri'ey & Co., 216 south 13th sv cot. 208t J\OR BALE—NO wtrect, ¢ ear +2d; 156 0x185; new b well improv: d; price, $3,00 gocd t No 182—Hsif scre in Gise sddibion, $400. Ko 183—22 lots in Floreace i one bedy. No 184—10 acres 1o city limits, ia ¥loten Hamlia & Browu, 811 South 11tk street. 70k BALE—New hose, 7 £oo) east front, full B et o "Riiov, ‘o Bednders treef; lop worth nesrly s1l 1hat s asbed for if, 89,000 Rlley & Co, 2 bty alo eouth Leth street. O aun A eod paying businoss employing bub ittlo capical {or cash. ~ For particulars addross P. 0. Box 867, Omahs, Neb. B40-t1 {\OR BALK— Fine stock and feeding farm of 669 acre sixteen miles from Omahs Stock yards; equipped for graz ng and feeding cattle, well ad plonty of goo1 hay land. For price and d ddress G, M. Harrizon, Springfield, Neb 67170612 BUSINKSS OHANOKS, PI, bont losated bakery. 1n Omatia, will bo ssld cherp. Address 0., Bee off 216 26p N F itanT Taiiors wautiog &) buy & woll estab- ished tatloring houso 1a & frst-c'ass location in will find & barkain by addressing Tailor, Bee office, 980-0-15 7N PIIVBICIANS —DorTFIng ©) Hikky & Chwige 1o busl= no.#, & puyrizin in one of the bt towns in_the ato, with & praciice worth #8(0J a year, al o with com heuse, ocliar, cistern, etc., aud an offios well stock ed with me iicin end fixtures; will seli a1l for 700—8700 down, 1emaindor on essy ter.se. * ddress ion, Eeo offl", BOARDING. 00N #nd bowrd §6 per 1814 Davenport Sk PERSONAL, BR40NAL - Beo those comblasd Brackoh and Hand Kitchen Lamps for 60 cents at Moody's China £tore, Cor, 16 b and Davengort. 195821 ) R holding the No 97, which drew € arazy qu 1t at Mrs, M. M. King's,d ) no: call fusi of one week we will have aucther drawiag. 160.21 PHYSIOIANS, 5 Withnell Blook, 16th aud Harney, 61141 XNTRAL HOBFITAL, Open 107 Tho R00IM00 the sick, Surglcal operations of all kind fully performed. Dissnses of women a_special duea Ib con flneiment can bere havo abuoluto privacy and the best of sttention Correspendence solicl Addiess Dr. 3. M. Swetnam; corner 16th aud Far or Dr. J. B lalph, corner 1840 aud Famam. Tele phone 636 i i oy STOVE REPAIRS, K w, 0. MMTEN Hopalr Co. L4 sV, between Dodge and Douglas. MISOELLANEOUS, T\ REVARD will bo paid for th turn of @ Vismond Shirt Stud, lost o, UB-8¢ oiiband Institute, 1611 Dodgs &b, Omahs, open usy snd pight for admission of studeuts. 117-%4p DIER 10 Waiit of §00 1 40 neello b Canl Lo sup- L plicd by ouliog on the Omata Fmploymeat Office, 217 N. 16th 8t., up-staire. Mrs, J. W. Morri som, proprieter. y 163-0eb 15p s J. 44 vy vaults, And oeaspoolscloaned 1 an o0dorios Py by e e a0 boxsms. isook-ap wTkUOTION On banjo given by G K heok, 8 1116 Capitol wve. RUPTURE CURED, 0 cperstion, or uselees trusecs D 24 Wabain ave., Chicago, clroular at Cogzens House, Owah, every 80 day EDWARD KUEHL MAGLITER OF PALMYSTRAY AND CONDITIO ALIET, 803 I-ubh ehrood, be\woon Farcam avd Hx. y ey will, wivi Uheald of yuarilas aylitie, Cluinis; LoF_woyone gisnce in Abe past and present, wod o ertaln ong 1o fho fufnrs, Boots ARd #89s nade t0 crder Perted’ atisiicd 08 KGaiatbe s 'Railwav Time Table P S— All traine arefve at and depart from Omaha by Central Standard time, Teaine of the 8t P, M. & O,, arnve at snd depart from their depot, corner of 14th and Webster streots; traina on the B, & M.,0, B.&Q and K. 0,8t J, & C. B, from the B. & M. dopot; all others from the Union Pa- o, dally; b, exoapt Saturday; o, except Sun day; d, except Monday. TWARD. Union Pacific. 4% Al PACID0 Bxprows . Donver Rxpross. . Rop. Valloy .. 'Mall aod Expros . B. & in Neb. ! A Exproes. . . Kight Exproes, . SOUTHWARD. Missouri Pacific +ay Kx) EASTWARD ©. M. & 8t Paul. Day '.ll‘fil'?“l ‘) proen..... ... Aocommoonation +... ?. & N-W. Vel Plz Kxproas, o Highy Rrpro C B. . For Ohloago vis Pladsm'th) For Uhloago vie €. Blufte) NORTHWARD., lowa Div. 8.C.& P. 8. Paul Day Expross. . Prul Kight Rxprees 0 4]~ evron OMAHA BRIDGE TRAINS, Dwny Traixs—Leave Omahn at 6 25,7 25, 8 50, 1000, 11 158 m, 12 50, 2 09, 8 00, 4 00, 4 55, 655, and 11105 On Sundays the 7 26 and 10 00 & m, and 230and 4 00 p m traina d; not ran. Teavo Council Slufta(Beoadway dopot) at 6 55,7 65 920,108), 1140 am,; 18), 230, 380, 4 28, 5 25, and J146p m. On Bundays tho 7 65 and 10 80 a m and 235 and 4 28 p m trains wiil not run. Tranefor Tralns~Leive Omaha at 815, 8 63 & m.; 1285, 2 20, 4 20,600, and 700 p m daily. Arrivoat 9 45and 11154 m., 120, 843,735 and 805pm, SUNDAY TRAINS To and from Chicago via Triparkite Alllance. 19 10-81 21 18 1-22 3-8 13 20 8-24 14 5-20 17 7-23 10 ooToRER NOVEMBRR DROEMBER STOCK YARDS TRAINS, Time Table of Passengor Trains botwoen Omaha 404 Unlon Stock Yards. fn offe, Wodnesday, Aus. WESTWARD TRAINS, MASTWARD TRAINS. Omaha. [U. 8. Yards ||No. [U.8. Yds| e 765 8 40 1115 1136 oM. o082 710 48| 805 o84 ool @ o7l 610 Train No. 49, daily Exoept Sunday; Train No. ally oxcept Moudsy Other traine run daily, DREXEL & MAUL Bucoessors o John G, Jacobs, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. Ab the old stand 1417 Farnam strect. Orcers by tolograph solicited and promptly attendrd to. Tele phone No. 235. HANMBURG-AMERICAN PACEET COMPANY, Divect Line for England, France and Germany. The seamehips of this well kuown line are of iron, In wator-tight compartmonts, sad re § nished with every requisito to mske fhe passsug both safe and sgroeablo, Thoy carry the Unite Biates and Europoan mals, and leavo Now Yor Thawdnys and Sacurdays for Flymouth (LONDON Oberboug,(PARIS and HAMBURF) Rates, Firest Cabing60-$100 ~ Sfoerago to from Hamburg $10. G- B RICHARD & CO,, en- eral Pasa. Agent, 01 broadway, Now York sad Washington and L Lello streats Uhicago or Henry unds Slark Hanson, F. E. Mosres, Harry P. Dedl Gharonewle 8, H. ATWO00D, Plattsmouth, Neb, Bree” ox of thoroughbred and high grade Herelo d and Jersey Cattle, And Duroc snd Jersey Red Bwine, e CHICAGO ano RAILWAY. THE BEST ROUTE AND 0 SEhOR'I' LINE and Chicago, Theon %o take for Des Moine, Marshall sown, Cedar Raplds, Clinton, Dixle, Obloago, Ml waukios and ll polnte east. 'To the peoplo of No brasks, Golorado, Wyoming, Utsh, 1daho, Nevads Oregor, Washington and California 1 offors superior advantages nob possible by sny oher line, ‘Amoug & fow of the nutmerous polats of saperlor- ity snjosed by the patrons of 'this road botwoen Omahs and Chicago, are ite twotraing & day of DAY COACHES which aro thefinest that human art snd {ngenuity can create; Ite PALACE SLEEPING CARS which aro modols of comfors and clogance; 1ts PALL LOR DRAWING ROOM OARS, unsur by any ‘nd 148 widely oelobrated PALATIAL DINING CALS ho equal of which cannot be found elsewhere. ‘At Councll Bluffs the trains of the Union Pacifo By, oonnech ia Union Depot with those of {e Cuios 3 & Northwestorn Ry In Chleago th traing of $hlo Bn- ‘mako close conueckion wih Ahose of all eselern . “¥ox Detrott, Columbus, Indianapolls ] Nisgars Fals, Buflalo, Pilbsburg, Toronto, Moatres ou, Now York, Philsdelphis, Baliiacre, Wssh. ington and all polots o She Kash, ask dhe ok agead for Ylckels via the ~NORTH. WESTERN, ' 1t you wish the best acoommodstions, Al bicl ef sgonts sell dokeks via Shis line, M. BUGHITT, R B HAIR, Genorsl Masager. Gon, Fase Ageit OHICAGO W.N. BAK O°K, Gor. Agent, 1418 Faroam 6 . Omshs, Nob. _ DisT 10T oF CoLussia, Wacbicgton, 1016 B6th Bt “THr CEDARS ” A boarding snd dsy school for young ladies. Delightully situsied 01 Geo gotown Heiguta Lorgo grounds; sujorisr acholisd. ad aologor. Mie Famia