Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 23, 1892, Page 7

N THE OMAHA DAIL JURDAY, JULY 23, 1892 SPECIAL NOTICES. | OR_THESE COLUMNS b.m. for the evening s morning or Sunday edi: DYERTISEMENTS will be taken nntil 12 d untll §:9 p. m. for u o, ont Lk Torms cnsh In advance, initials, L oneh count a8 & word. Al ran consocutively, Adver- wnr, by requesting a numbered_ehock, can have o lottars addressed to a numbered letter in care WEE. AnSWOrS 8O ossod Wil be atation of the cheek SITUATIONS WANTED. A COMPETENT BOOKKEEIER AND FIRST ?(‘!lln mlesman with oxperience In bank and m Can talk Gor- Address P. 0. box T 05722 i t of reforences. | TBUTCHER, SAUSAGE-MAKER OR MEAT. cutter, want: wi. Addros SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS nk_m.. onder B yenrs experlonce: competent Lo charge of saloon if dosired. Address f 15 ies. WANTED-MALE —$15.00 10 $2%.00 CAN BE MADE MONTHLY working for B. F. Johnson & Co., 20002408 ain street, Richmond, Va. M 100025 “WANTED, MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL TO take Interest In & good business. 602 N. Y, Life. WANTED-TO RENT. ~WANTED. ABOUT SEPTEMBER 1, FU! nighed house, conteal location. Addréss E 3, Bee offico. %04 95° K WARTED, FOR A FEW MONTHS, FOR MAN and wifo, & furnished houss o flat, in desira: blo loeation, containing 4 or 5 roomis, modern. Ad- dress, with price and loeation, ook box 547, city. Bowt of roferonce given. MO 33% ~WANTED. IN SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, locnted within ensy walking distance of city hall, board and room for man and wife. References aired and glven. Address E 16, B 7 25 WANTED-. TO BUY. J-FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, STORED, AN wells, 1111 Farnam st. 20 CASIL PAID FOR FIRST-CLASS GROCERY stocks, large or small. All communicatio s strictly confidential, C. 0. D. Brown, Omaha, South Omaha and Councll Blnffs. L) "FOR SALE--FURNITURE. O, For SALE CHEAP, NIN® ROOM IHOUSE nfcoly furnishod; stoady roomors; eall 1715 Dodgo streot. 01 220 FOR 8 ) FOR SALE, A SIXTY-DOLLAR TOP BUGGY, for $15.00. 11. K. Cols, Continental block. 289 P “DRIVING, DELIVERY AND WORK HORSES forsale cheap for cash Or On oasy payments, at stahle 24th and ClAFK ats. Tlialde >—A BARGAIN. 10 HORSES, 6 WAGONS AND harness fOF salo at your own price. Call early for they must all g0, ¥idolity Loan Guarantee oom- Man | pany. Itoom 4. Withnel bidg. 05122 \WANTED, OANVASSEIS, 002 N, Y. Life. | JP-FOR SALE, TODAY FOR CASIL_ DOUBLE el N Mam_ | L wont family carriage, kroat. bargain, 830, 117 §. ith & E Vi M2t —\WANTED, SALESMEN ON SALARY OR COM- misston 1o liandle the now patent chemical Ink Ing pencil. The grentest selling novelty ever producer; eruses Ink thioronghly in two_ seconds; 0 Abrasion of paper; 200 1o BN por cent profit; ono went's snlos nmounted 10 #620 1n AIx_days, Anothor 1n two hours: we want ono _cnerotic genoral For terms and gent i onch state and territory. n nrilculars nddress Monros Krasor Mig. Co. X35 Crosse, W Bz ngwmfim. TEAMSTERS, SHOVELERS AND n rockmen for Wyoming and South Dakota: good froo fare. Albrixit, Labor ' wes und steady worl \Agency, 1120 Farnam streot. —WANT LABORERS FOR RAILROAD work In Nobraska, Wyoming or £outh Dakota; ®00d wages; free fard. Employment oftice, 05, 10at. : Gl6nY 3~ SOLICITORS WANTED, 311 M'CAGUE BLDG. M52 A4 - WANTED, TWO @) GOOD WAGON BLACK amiths. Hoigs Bros., Creston, In. 033 220 ;‘—'r.in.ou WANTED. COATMAKER WANT- n ) it g to g0 into business York, N ~WANTED, 2 BLACKSMITHS, Vierling Iron Works. PAXTON & 962 24 BUSINESS CHANOES, ~FURNISHED HOTEL TO RENT. ADDRESS Garfleld County Bank. Burwell, Nel T4 81% SET JF CUSTER 0O, ABSTRACT Address,J. M. Kimberling, ace’s, ~MEAT MARKET FOR SALE CHEAP, looation in eity: doing oash business of &0 a day. Poor health cause of selling. Address G 18, Boe ofoo, Council Blaffs. Muiale —FON SALE, A STOCK OF MILLINERY G O0PS €004 10 . Wil give good reasons for solling. Swdlo Burtoh, Afton, in. Mot 20t Y JIAVING TAKEN A WORKING INTEREST with the Fromont Saddlory Co., will soll my har- ness stock, fixturcs and good will atabargain. This ondid opportunity for & practical harnoss. 10 soeure o business succossfully conduo ted —FOR SALP, books, choap. Broken How, for more than 20 years. John Thielen, Fromont, Nov. 986 24 —FOR SALE. STOCK OF HHARDWARE IN BEST location 1n bost town (n lown. Wil {nventory about K5.00. No trade. M. E. Andrens, Boone. In. MUES 200 FOR EXCHANGE. 7, -CLEANSTOCK OF GEABRAT, M MWOSE: WILL Citake'roal ostato & monoy. Box W5, Franklort, Ini! 7-FOR EXCIANGE, NICK HOUSE AND LOT IN- Daide of two-mile limit In Omuha, and_cnab, for Bood, cloan stock of drugs. D, oo omen ZFIVE THOUSAND (86,000) GENERAL MER- Cichnndine good Towa town. Want threo thousand (83,000) eash, oF good papor balance, cloar real ostate. Lock Box 2 Stuart, Neb. Mo 2%° ZoWHAT HAVE YOU T0 TRADE FOR LOT 2, (4block 2, Roges & HIll's first addition? Lot Is on Dodge street, one ot wost of corner of 28th, and s cloar. Addross K 11 ifve. 53 »—FOR SALK, TWO RELIABLE FAMILY DRIV- \ng horses, & dark gray five sears old, s good surrey liorse} tho other a dark bay pncer, eleht Jears old, gocd single’ footer for saddle ~ Botn Ind and gontio. W. C. Blnokburn, 1805 Park ave. FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS. —¥0) ONE BILLIARD AND ONE POOL able, Brunswick-Balke make, almost new. In' 170 of Grand liotel, Counell Bluffs m (QKORBALE, FIETY THOUSAND YAR DS OF codar paving blocks. Culligan Codar Co., Wost Superior, Wis. Bil-nie o EXCHANGE, TWO GOOD BUILDING filots for Improved property or o farm. Bonawn & Co 960 23 ZX0 TRADE, 8 TO 10 HEAD OR - MORE horses and mares for good farming 1 Ne braska or lowa. P. 0. Box 144, North Platte. M8 2 Y =WANTED, 0" TRADE A NICE LT IN Uloya's wddition for carpenter work. Inquire 1818 Farnam. M2 25 i NEBRASKA FARMS TO EXCHANGE FOR city property. B.J. Kendall, R. 403, Brown blk M8ES 418 QAT AND RABBLT FERRETS, ALSO BEADLH hounds for sale, Joseph Clark, Round Grove, Whiteside Co.., LI MT22 20% ()—FOlt BALE, A FINE BABY CARRIAGE, honrly new. Inquire of L. Douglas, Nebraska Clothing Co. M1 23 CLAIRVOYANTS, SIS NANNIE Vo WATILEN, CLAIRVOYANT, ollabia business medium, A1t year at 1D N b —WANTED, A BANJO PLAYER T0 JOIN THE Symphony Hanjo olub: must read muste. Ad- ross G. ¥, Gollenbeck, 1bth and Harnoy. 919 24° Trw;mfl?n. TWO GOOD MEN FOI DOME! deportment at onco. Tho Morao Dry Goody C s SOLICITORS, GOOD 1 13, Bee oftice i T WA . INSUILAN anlary guarantoed. Addre o 22 ~WANTED, TEAMS TO WORK ON GRADE near Ottumwa, in., wages $.50 per day, freo ansportation. Mallory, Cushing & Co., room 15, ron bank bullding. s 2 B opon BLACKSMITH WANTED FOR GEN- oral ropalr; s pravshoing 000 earriage paintor. s B. C. Walter, ol Neb. 982 —WANTED, SALESMEN, 400D OPENING snlnry or commission. Addross with stamp, company. St. Louls, M 983 200 LACE LOT ON arDundeo Placg IFUL TTANSCOM ,000.2 sightly ne WANTED, 50 MEN FOR RAILIROAD COM- pany work. Wheeler holders, § per day; tors. £25.00 per month and board; laborers, o 8200 por duy. Freo fare. Kramer & Iearn, R. R Labor agency, 303 South 1ith street. 59 240 WANTED--FEMALE HELP. N—WANTED, KOl GI Jeral housework at once, 614 South 23th street PERIENCED 415 South 16th St \ZWANTED, AN E 1EN with good reforences, Sth. n Prownell hll. Mrs, W.'W. Marsh. —WANTED—FIRST-CLASS SHIRT POLISITER. tondy employment to right party. Apply Esglo Iaun ry, 724 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Tn. L FOR GEN 1y, at 10 south AMBERM o8 b honie. 724 8, 1ith street. SARRIVAL EXTRACRDINARY: WONDERFUL Drovolations. Challonges the world. Mrs. Dr. M. Tegrave, dead tranco clalrvoyant, astrologist, paimist ‘and Iife rondor; tells your llfo from tho cradio to grave: unitos the separatod: causos mar- rlage with the ono you love; tolls where you will sucooed. and in what businoss bost adapted for: hns the celobrated Kgyptian broastplato for luck, and to stroy bad iniluencos: curos fits, Intomperanco d all privato complaints with 'massago, bath d aloolol treatment. .00, lock of hair, numo and dato of birth an: chart; 2 cents 1n stamps for clrcula 0L 0no you will mar:y; a1s0 photos of sumo. olve acourate 1ife give initials Dilige 417 South 11th streat, hours, § p.m. Come one, coma all, and bo convin this wonderful oracle M MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. MASSAGE TREATMENT, ELECTRO-THER- al baths, scalp and halr treatment, manicure and chiropodist. Mrs. Post, 3104 8 1th, Withnoll bik. T 1L AND RUSSIAN BATIIS adays and Fridays, 8 o 1; und Street thoater. N ADAM STOWE, MASSEUSE & 0 Dratt street. TRI M 1000 AN 3 T-LADIE URE THING for onlarg 1. Send stamp and 3 to room 4, 049 27 T 1 HEAR FROM YOU? HAVE A 974 2 new seale Kimbali piano. A. 110spo, 1513 Douglas. 0 v "MONEY TO LOAN--REAL ESTATE. “"—luc.\hrwrm'n LOANS, 0 T0 7 PRI CENT Sondditional ehargos £ 1aslon or attor- noy a foos. W. B. Melkle, First National Hank blig. 1 FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE. ANTED, PIECE 1611 ST, PROPERTY Wanted: house and lot noar Park, 8,600, res in Sarpy county. hasor for § per cent mortgage. p house, northwest part of town. use and 10t for clear 10ts. onth. Wanted, single house, $0 per month. C. F. Harrison, 912 N. Y. Life. QR $ALE AT A BARGAIN, LOT, 16, BLOCK W. L. Solby's First sddition to South Umah: small paymont down, ‘balancs moathly 1¢ desirod. Inquire G. B. Taschuck. Omaha Boeo. 54 ABARGALN, HAVE A GOOD SIZED LOT AROUT 200 feet from Sherman ave. 3) minutes' walk from' postoftice: splondid neighborhood. Wil bulld 1o sult customer on casy terms. 1t will pay Jou to Invosticate this offer. A, C.'Krost, room 23, uglas block, 16th and Dodge sts. ki 900 23 JROR SALE AT A GREAT BAY on 524 avenue. just south of dence, in the center of the fincst of the clty, paved stréot, stone only 200,00, worth £,0)).00. FULL LOT s fine rosi- tdence portion sidewalks, ete., for It not by Augustist.price will bo $1.000.00, Tho flnest ict in th city for n home ora profitable (nvestmoent. Terms sonable. Call at once. Fldelity Trust comfpany, roam streot. 2 4,000 PLACE ON POPPLETON AVE. 1,000 fine place on 2th st #1200 modera pince near pirk. §2,60) lot near Mr. Yates' r 200 tine lot, Lowe oy £2.500 corner 10t, on Lowo nve. £5.000 fine 101, Leavenworth and 5 lonoe. h. $10.000 butidioe site nonr Milton 1o, place. ) building site noar 0. M. Cartor's place. ) fine trackige lot near Grace. Harrlson, i N. Y. Life ! nice lawn i trees, loc w004 complete, owned and oceupled by ‘Annle Anderson. For torms and partiouiars nddress lock box 42, Islnnd, Neb. N sule ort 1. Opposito Hans park. Finest location In tho ity houso with all modern lmprovem ats. Park avonue. BUNINESS CORNER HONT paying 9 por cent on § cash balance TMPROV 1. will guaranteo rcont. Address E 05 1% AR IN craTrAL NEBRASKA FOR 85 FEI acre: easy torms; Co-Operative Land and Lot Co. 205 N Iith at. 935 2 [JOR SALT, L0 & U1 K intirely clear, first addition. Address Bee ottice. LOST. W MONEY 10 LOAN ON IMPROVED OIT ¥ property, low rate. A. € Frost, Douglas bik. 25 05T TADY'S GOLD WATCIT AND CHAT Sttt T, B, 8. Leave with D.'L. Shana, 1 i Cass st ) GIRL, MUST BE FIRST CLASS. iroo 1o family. a Pl VA 8ECO Wakos 8 Avercomble, VW ANTED, A YOUNG GIRL TO AS Jsist i lght housework at 1914 Burdotte str Bl 2116 CHl- Miro 5D, A GOOD NURSE GIRL, C “WAN Jougo. ", FOR RENT—HOUSES. W LOANS. G, G. WALLACE WRITE i‘v " 3 SECURITY ABSTRACE AND Investmont Co. of Broken Bow, Neb., regned 10 thelr novel plan OF farm tnvestioats! = ET TO BORROW- No oxtra chinrges TPER O 0 MONEY. i ity property. of any kind. Why pay high ratos? Money is ehoup. You can gt full benefit of low ratos from Globe Lonn and Trust Co., 1ith and Dodge. 25 RESIDENCE FLATS, § OR 4 k. RRoom §, 816 8, )OI RENT, TWO GOOD G-ROOM HOUSES, Jeon: within atos walk of court houso. Dayis Co., (505 Farnum stroot. 55 T 4 ROOM FLATS IN NEW CLO 1 Chicago st., n1so 6 room L., opposito Jefferson squaro catod, with every convenience. flats on 1 All 1618 Chi- park, toberts, ongo st Bil A’ Diiton ke 13 AND 115 8. 1sth streot. v Modern eonve 168 —FOR RENT, TROOM COTTAGE, 3TH AND Chictago sta. L. T Clarke, 25th and Cass, or 219 oand of Trade. 03 =A ROOMY COTTAGE OF FIVE ROOMS IN LD windsor Pince: barn. 1635 8. ird st M8 —£=00M HOUSE, ALL CONVENI barn 224 Caldwoll Strect, 2500, J. H. 2 N, Y. Lifo bldg ]) T-ROOM HOUSE, CORN. 1 avenuo. 810 1), 00N HOUSE 2ith AND HALE HOW ALD: cholce locality. MeCandllsh, N Y. Lif 920 26 D, 5 koow i s room house, 83 pi Groom houre, §12 10-7001m houst, #10 por month. B-room house, 85 per mon th, 4:x00m hou por month C. ¥, Linrrison ifo. 90 23 Tl loon FLAT, FURNISIED FOR HOUS kooping £ deaired: 5. W. 15th and Vinton, 160 24 j) SIXROOM COITAGE, 115 N, 17111 81T 196 25 FOR TENT, 10-000M HOUSE, 111 & 1§TH 8 Jodko. inquiro 1318 Farnaih WITH ALL troet. A ¥UNNISHED ¥ AT Dodge RONT BOOM WITH ALCOVE. 539 LEMEN MK 24 ALL 230 st ;e COOL SOUTIL IOOMS, GE only. 624 8. 16U street. third oo LY FURNISHED KOOMS, cnces, Noar High Sehool! W BITHER FOIL RENT, NICE COOL ROOM, vate family; ‘v»-vm,\smm IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED city property, ,00) and upwards. o 8 per cent. Nodoluys. W. Faranin Smith & Co th and Hurooy. 248 W PRIVATE MONEY, ISFAND 2D MORTGAGE ioans, 1ow ratos. Alox. Moore, 401 oo ballding. 243 PROPERTY, ram stroet. i A . T W MONEY O LOAN AT LOWKST RATIES ty or farm property. Geo. . Paul, 1005 Farnam. MbuTal2e W MONEY 10 LOAN ON TMPROVED O UN- 1mproved Omalia proporty at low est rates on shortnotice. Cashon hand. Fidellty Trust com- pany, 1014 Farnam streot. 25 V AHA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOAN 8 7 $300,000 TO LOAN ON BUSIT N| 6 per cent. Geo, J. Paul, 16 onl estato at lowost markot rates. Loans mado In small or large sums and for short or long time. No commission I8 eharged, an tho loans are 1ot sold In the east,butcan always be found at thy bank on thocorner of 1ith and Douglas stroots, 33 W boxe BT THAT WE ARE MAKING 10w rates on improyed and unlmproved loans on Omaha property. No d all businoss transactod at this oftice, 1614 Farnam street. “v CHEAP MONEY, 1614 Karnam. W,.0NE AND TWO YEAR LOANS ON OMATA lots or Nebrasks farims. Old mort auo to other companies extended and s 0ne or Lwo' yoars Without new pape fuil particulars, Noed & Selby, 4 Board Trado bl . ‘rust Company, 245 SEE G. W. I COATES X ~1F YOU WANT MO ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, 'WA CARRIAGES, ETC, CALL AT THE OFFICK OF OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. AND GET TERMS BEFORE DEALING ELSEWHERE, Lo do In amounts from #10 to §10.000 &t tho lowest rates on very shortnotice without publici- Ly, and with the privilege of keoplug your goods in YOur own possession, You can pay the monoy back In any amounts you wish and at any time, and ea yient 80 made will reduce the ¢ost of the loan 1n proportion. Thore will bo no expeuss or chirge kept out of the amount wanted, but you will recelye the full amount of the loan OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN 00, - Roow 11 Crelvhiton Biock, 16th St., South of Postoflive. The only incorporated loan company in Omulia. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, LY FURNISHED inglo room. -~ Ex- tablo board. 3158, %ith streot. ML FURNISIED ROOMS AT TIE HAMPION firstolsss bourd; roferences required. 201 8. 2th g INISITED ROOMS WITH | LAY 13 Douglas atree M) 33¢ ASANTROOMS AT T1E MERIIAM, 70 0 180 [ BUITE FRONT ROOMS, WITH Ol WIT1IC oard, Wodord couveniohcos, 2033 St renue P XICKLY FURNISHED WOOMS. W Without board; toras roasonable DESIRABLE EAST HOOM WITH lcove. 210 5. 20th St Mo 34 F’OB BBNT—UN!_!_’RNXSHED ROOMS. Gid UNFUINISHED CHAMBKIS FOIL HOUSE. heowlug o man wad wite; no chldren. 34 N T ) GO S 100Ms AT s M5 A e ——— .‘!OI RENT--STORES AND OFFICES , FOI RENT, THE (8TORY BRICK BUILDING d Farnam st Tho balldling has & fropcost e fent. basement, cowplete sibumboating Gxturos: Ater om all the B00Ts, Kes, 016, ADDIY &b the O fioe b0 boe. codisi’ o8 —#6 WILL BENT A GOOD LOCATED FEEI atore, widh'acalon, erlbia, atable, 01 Vigtoa X MONEY TO LOAN, On household goods, planos, mules, wagons, etc.. at tho lowast possivlo rates icity, removal of property or change ats Of any amount can be' mad reducing both prigelpal and Intorest, th ¢ patrons all the bonefits of tho pariiai b blan onney always on hand; no delays; no publiclty; 1owest Fates: business eontidential VIDELITY LOAN GUAKANTEE CO., 1 4 Withuell bik., 16tk and Turncy. 245 20,00 TO LOAN ON OUHATTEL SECURITY busiiss eontidential Koow 403 Kurbach blook. 43 A —CHAT NS MADE ON FURNITURE, A planos, tive stock, ete.. without publiclty or moval property at the (owost rates and the oasl payweats” DUg Ureen, roows § aad ¥ Barker block. i X—l'm’rblumul DOUGLAS BLE. 10 & DODGE. P a —~WILL socurily: striotly contidend room 1. Coutlasntal blook ~WHEN YOU WANT A CHATTEL LOAN SEE LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF A B HARRIS. W. R. Davis, room ), Continental blook. 345 ~BHORT TIME LOANS ON CHATTEL security, W5 N. Y. Life. V18 A% X MONEY 18 CIEAP. — H0 UF 10 810,00 {oanod on any chaitel security by W. ¢. Wood, agont for Nobrasks Loaa eompany, 1816 Douxlas oy AT o SPECTACLES, LONG BOWE on bottom, single klass top, § urvis, Custlo’ Cure, 402 North lith st! 901 2 OST, ONE CUTAWAY COAT, MADE BY FRANK JRamge; lost somewhera in the ecity out of a wagon July 20, 1892; the finder will be suitably re- warded by leaving the same ot the Arctie 100 Co.'s oftice. 220 8. [2th strest. MBI 23 GOLD Jidoublo gln; ward. C. A, OST—ON HANSCOM PARK AND 2ith ST> CAE, pnekage contalning side board drape embroid: ored inwhite siik. Return to Brunswick hotel and M5 28 rocolve rewnrd. FOR RENT--PASTURES. JORSES AND CATTL ) AT STOCK ST R farm. Bellevuo. 1L 1. Clarke. 210" Board of Trude, Omabn. 21 ~ TAKEN UP. Vl/,\KFNV BAY PONY. THIER WIHITE etter “A" branded on left shoulder; 10 or 13 yonrs 01d. Owner cun have sume hy charges calling on F. i, Knlght, Irvington, Neb. and s Migy 230 TYPEWRITERS REM INGC TON For Sale, Rent or Exchange. BEST IN THE WORLDI Jos. P. Megeath, Dealer, OMAHA 1607 Farnam Street, THE R STRUMENTS placed on rocord Tuly 22, il WARRANTY DEEDS. N J Skow to J J Tarpley, lots 14, 22, 45 and o, Kasper's add.”. . 2 1,000 L C Tonoy and wife to Andr 3 sen- mayer, 1ot 12, block 6, Denlsc's add.... 2,500 Andrew Eisenmuyer and wifo to Anna Tonoy, lot 12, bluck 6, samo.... 1 South Umaha Land compuny 0 Ptor Honey, lots 7and 8, block 121, South Omahn ... A s10enon - 1,875 Balthas Jetter aud “wife to Willlam Fricke. lot 3, block 13, Jettor's add to South Omaba.... AP 800 J 1t Cotton to L'E" RRex, 'lot ™1, "biock Everette P'luce.... Araerarsssnsnats 3400 DEEDS. D il Mercer (master in chancory) to O P Sampson. lot 14, block 6, 1st ada to South Omuha. .. . ... ... ceoo 8,800 G A Bennett (sherifl) 1o 0 bank, lot 7, biock 257, auha Savings Omabha........... Total amount of transfers., PROPOSALS FOR GRADING. Sonled proposnls will bo reoeived by the un- dersignod until 1:30 o'clock p. m., July 20th, 1802, for grading— Ohiostreet from the east line of Denlse's additicn to 22nd street; Gth streot from a_point 50 foet south of tho south line of Credit Foncier addition to Ban- croftstroet; Mason street from 18th street to 20th streot: Ham{lton street from the viaduot over tho Omuha Belt Kullway to 43th street; 1ith strcot from Mason stroet to stroet; intho oity of Omaha, fn aceordance with plans and spocifioations on file in the office of tho Board of Public Works. Bids will_bo made on printed blunks fur- nished by the board, and to be accompuniod with a certifiea check {n tho sum of £500, Pay- able to tho clty of Omahi. as an evidence of S ip i, ho righ 'he board reserves tho right to reject au; or all Dids 4nd 1o waive defasea s T 7 P, W. BIRK HAUSER, Chatrman of the Board of Publio Works. Omaha, Neb.. July 1ith, 1802 1y 16-16 Pierce oposals for Carpeting the Ofices New City Hall, Omuha, Neb, Souled bids marked “Provosal for curpeting ofioes In the oity hail bullding, Ouaha Nebe will bo recelved at the office of the city comp- trollor tod p.m. July 20th, 1592 Thoe bids shull be for furnishing carpets and Hnoleum a8 wuy be required by the commitvee of pub- lio proporty and bulldings. for carpeting offiees In tho said olty hall us may be authorlzed to bo carpetod by said comnilttes durlug tho year 1894 The sald bids shull spoolly tho prioe por yurd for both catbaks and linoloum und shall'cover ana inolude the rioe of Luylng lluoleww, and of making o ng wnd laying earpets.’ Linoleum to be of the host quality and Awerloan make, and ourpets to bo Dody Brussols of elther the Rartford, Lowell ‘or “Blgelow brands = A gertifled chook of 3100 to sccompany each bid, The right Is reserved to accept or reject any °'J“l|ly ;-’J‘r TuroboRk OLsEN, [ . 1803 o ptrolle Jy2ados NOTIC Notleo 1s heroby IVt pursuant to law, that at_a speolal election held on the 10th day day of June, 1802, the lo@] voters of the elty of Omahn, Douglas county, Nebrascn. no- ceptod and adopred the, fellowing proposition of the Nebraska Centrall Tallway Gompany: Tho amended proposition of the Nebrasky Central Rallway Compatly to the Olty of Omaha, Neb, To the Mayor and Clty Oétincll of the City ot Omuha, Neb.: The undersigned, Railway company, b and take possession of, tor rlway purposes, that certain tract of Iand lteated within the dis- triot bounded by Fifteenth strees, O ARO streot, Eleventh street, Ggfifornia stroet. and tho right of way of ata Bolt Rafiwoy company. (except tho SGAL hilf of blook ioted and, blogk % 10t [ and north one-halt of lots 3 und & blook 3N E'R¥d to orect thereon W unlon passonger dopot off ths sorner of Fit- toenth and Ohlongo 8treets, to cost, includin the othor rallwny Improvomonts on sni grounds, not less than f6 ar headred thousand dolinrs (340,003 Providud, the oity of Omahn, In ‘Douzlas raska, will donate to tha satd wki' Central Rulltay eimpnng two' h dred and fifey thousand dolinrs (& 50,60) Of {ts tour (4 per cent bonds, 81000 theraot to be dated January 2, 1893, and #150,00) thereof to be dated January 1, 1804, 10 become due and pay- uble twonty years fro their respoctive dntas with Interest payablosemi-annaally, all pay- able at the fisenl ngency of the state of No- braska in the city of New York. =aid bunds to be ot the denomination of one thousend dollars 81,00 ) each, nnd cach there- of to mclte: 415 Dot 187 38 ef 8 sorles of two hundrod and fifty (230) *¢ 438 of 1ike amount und tenor. which are i8¢ Ry tho city of Omana, in Donelas county,! ebraska. $0 tho Nebraska Central rallway ca mpany,to ald it in sequiring innd In the city of Uinaha for union depol and terminal purposes, and In the construct.on of aunlon rallway passonzerdepot upon said ground, and “its raliway tracks, side tracks,’ turnou's, switches and &pproaok loadirg thoroto, and other raflway improy ments thorewlth conneotei.” Sald bonds to bo oxcouted and rogistered bt or lmmediately afier the dates thereof, nund jmiedlately taucronfter dellverod 10 the Firsy Nationnl Bank of Umaha, Neb., trustec, to bo held in trust for delivory to the Nobraskn Cen tral Ratlway company, 1ts SUCCCSSOrs or assigna by said trustee, in'Instalimonts us horeinuftas wrovided. The sald Nebraska Central Railway con puny plans to construct, or ca to De con structed, a line of rallway In thestate o Town not less than 100 miies in extent, from the oast approach of a bridge, which the said Nobraska Centrnl Rallway company hus also lunned vo construct over the Missourl river. ntersecting or conneeting with, or reaching the lines of two or mote of the following rail- Way corporations, viz: The Hiinols Contral Rallway company, the Winonn & Southwestern Rallway corapany, the Mnneapolis & St. Louls Ruliway compa the Chioago, St. Puul & Kansas City Rallway company. the Ohloago, Fort Mudison & Dea Moines Ruflway company, the Atchison, To- pokn & Santn Ko Rallway company, the Bult woro & Ohio Rullway ‘company, tho Ohio & Mississippl_Rallway compuny, the Keokuk & Wostorn Bailway compuuy the OQuincs, Omaha & Kansas Olty Rallway company and the Town Central Railway company. One hundred thousand dollnrs (303,000 of sald bonds shall be delivered by said trustee to said Nebraskn Central Railway compuny. its successors or ussizns, when it or tney shall have acquired and taken' possession of that certain tract of land located within the dis- trict bonnded Dby Fifteenth strect, Chicago streot, Eleyenth street, Onlifornin Stroot and tho right of way of the Omahn Belt, Rnilwiy company, (exeept thosouth haif of block B8 Tot s and % block 28, Tot 1, and the north half of lots2 und 3, block 27, rovided, that tne safd one hundred thou- anad doilirs (3100,00] of #ald bonds shall not io doliverod until after the said Nebrasku ral Ruilway oompuny, !ts successors or \asigns, shall bave constraoted the said line Sf railway in the stato of Tow: One hundred and 8ty thousand dollars 18150,000] of sald bonds sfKI be delivered by ald trusteo to said Nobraska Contral Ruliway compnny. ILs Successors opassigns, when it or thoy shali have vompleted tne erection of a union passenzer aepot upfon said trect of fand ahovo deseribed, to costs: nolu1ing the other rallway tmprovements o said grounds, not iess than four hundred thousand dollars $400.000); proof of such ¢0st to be mada by the swora statement of the president wnd trens- irerof suid raflway company. fiicd with tho 31w clerk of Owanin, acepinied by certifi- cata, slzned by the eity atbornsy and city en- zineer, that In their opinign such amount nctually been oxponded. ¢ Provided, that if the sufd Nobraska Centrai Raflwiy company, 18 Sugeossors or assigns, shall fil to_acquire and. tuko possession of sala land, 1tshail not o rentitled to recoive iny pare of suid one hundged thousind doilars 3100,40) Instailmont: of Bonds: and. fusther Jovided. thus noné of safd one hupdred and iy thousind doiln 2i) nsbatlment of (#130, tids shall o deliverad until at leastono rali- ycompaty i nddition to the Nebrasica Contral RailWay company shall bo’ nctuully using said uplon depot; and, ovided further, That the mayor and the city councli shall, by resolution, upon the full performance of the undertakinzson the part ot sald rallway compsny herein contained, order the delivéry of sald bonds at the times roresald; nnd, Provided further, That all matured coupons hall bo removed und canceilod by said trustoe betore delivery of the bonds %0 which they are attached; and, Provided further. That the mayor and city souncil of the city of Omaha shall onuse to be on the tuxable property i c il tax sufliclent for the payn interest on sald coupon bonds us it bocores duo. and after tho expiration of ten (10) yuars fron the duto of said honds the mayor and sty council of said city shall cause to bo in addition to ull other taxes on the taxablo property of said city an amount of tax suflicient to croste & smkinz funa for the nayment at maturity of sald bonds, (the anonnt of tax to be levied for sald sinking ) exceed twenty-five thousand dol- 0) in any ono year); suid tax to be Tom your to year until the suid bondsuro fuily puid. Thy acquirement of the said lands and fm- fund not provements hereln contomplated Inc the safd raliroad fn Towa, shall be within ono year from May 1. 1892 ba pushed to completion without unnecessury ialay: and shall be combleted within thrée vears trom the 1st day of July, 1802 In cuso any of the verms, liviltations, condl lons or provisions proposed herain reliting to the boginning, prosress aud vompietion of suld improvements ure not complilod w.th, (unless delay s directly and necessarily saused by injunction or other judliclal pro- seedings, or by unavoldabie avoldent or et if Providence), thesnd company shall not bo intitied to recoive said bonds or any thereof. ven though the electors of suld olty of Omah iallhave by their vote authorized tho is- Aunce of snid bonds: but’ all right tosaid vonds shall by such defauit and without any fudiolal determination hocome forfeited, Provided, however, that if the beginninz, progress or completion of sald Improven Shall be delaved or obstructed by any of tha aforesaid caiises, the times heroin aliGwod for ne progress and complotion of suld tmprove- weaty shall be extended to the extent of such ielny or obstruction: and should a dispute ariso botween the suld oity of Omaha and the sald Nebraska Central Rallway compiny #ith rospect to the cause oFoxtent of any such the same at the olection of sald N¢ uteal Ruflway company, shall b reforred for dotermination to a bourd of a1 lrI‘:‘rullurm tQ be uppointed ax hereinafter pro- vided, Jn sonstdoration of recolying tno proposed subsidy the Nobrusia Central Knfiwuy com- pany 4 roes to allow ail rallway companles tho following rizhts: The right to run tholr locomotives.passengar and frelght trans over its nain and passing traots within the city of Omuhas; and over Its proposed bridge und ap- prouches, the rizht 10 use such portion of its terminal grounds,depots nnd facilit es ws muy bo nocessury and proper for the conduct of Iness of such including any nt of 1ts and depot grounds: tho right have thelr cars switched and dullvfle? by the Ne- braniis Uentral i i v a, apuny upon all oy 1ty switch tracks: the Tight to connsot thelr roads atany point within one huadred (100} miles of sald oity of oan with any_line of enlargm DOt to. raliway wiich tho Nebemdka Contral Raflway company, or {18 succesors or ussigs, may construvt or cause to bo construoted vust of the Missourl river, and (o run thelr locomo- tives, pussongor and (relsbt tralns ovor the maln and passing travks ot said railro.d 1t belng hereby ugrged that In oa the “Navraska - Co(hhl, Iallway' oom pany shall ~conscruct Ita provosed line wust of the Missourl river. through the ageno; of any othel. corporatfon or party, it wifl cause such eorporation oF Patty L0’ execute and dollver te. Zae eity pf-Omaha u good and sufficlent instrument fynding it or him to abide by tho tarms, congdlfions uad provisions of thls proposition, tho same as tho sald Nobraski Corted Rall compuny woula have beon bound if 1t Bid built the sume, Lefore delivery of tho aforesald one hundred thousand dollars (8100,000) lostallment of bonds. Provided. that the useand onjoyment by such raliway compunies of oach and every of suid rizhts shull be upon Just andequal torms 401 b payment of Just und fale componsi- tlon to the Nebraska Contral Kniway con - Duny, 18 successors or ussigns, und subject to such oporating rules und regulations of tho Nebraska Central Kallway company. 1is su 0083075 OF asalgns, a8 shall be necessary and proper, Just and reasonable. And thie sald Novrasks Central Rallway sompany wiil sabmit agy dispute el tweon {t ana such other company or com: panies s o the use aud enjoyment of any rights under this proposition. or us to the terms, compensation, oporating rules and fleulu&lonl. relating umow‘ a board of arbitrators, to bomade up of threo persons who ure Judges of the state district court, or 1ts successor, of the districl embracing the county of Douglas, to be seleoted by shirde vote of all the persons who are district )upln 3‘5'{'&1 otk ro Al such rallway compan, othior thian sald Nebrasks Contral Railway Sompany, its successors or assigng, shall bave o) For 25 Cents You can make your wants known to the greater part of Omaha's citizens as well as a large num= ber ot the best people in Nebraska anl Eastern lowa: If you want work, help, to buy or sell anything, rent a room or house, try an al. in The Daily Bee. ach day after the first inser b (on. 17 words or less, 25 cents for one insertion in both morning anl evening elition One cent a word THE BEE, Omaha, Neb. the eldotion to submit any such dispity tourbitration or to pursue anv othe remody Wherever arbitration s provided for by this proposition, tho party desirinz to submit any matter to_arbitration shall cause to be serve.l upon tho othor purty a writtn notico which shall set out tho mutter in dispute to bo submitted, and thoe time proposod for the hoaring, which shall not be loss than thirty @) days aftor the time of service; and thoro- upon the ndverse party shall within twenty () days after such service upon it, serve its answor, It _any it have, upon the party do- manding the arbitration, The Board of Arbitrators, whon orzanized, shull have power to fix tho timoof hoaring nd to adjourn the samo from time to time, and to make sil nocossary rules and rogula- tions for the production of testimony in the possession of oithor party, and otherwise to zompell n tairjand sposdy trini; the decision of A majority of the bourd shali control and the final dotorminution of the bourd shall bo final and_ conolusive upon the parties, of all mut- tors submitted und doolded. Wherever arbitration shall be resorted to such arbitration shail be the exclusive remedy of tho purties (@xoept as horoln elsewhero pro- vized). a8 to the matters and things Involved and degided therein. Sald Nebraskas Central Rallway company, Ity successors und assigns. shall transport frelght (including transtor of frolght and all charzos Inctdental to sald transportation) over any bridgo and aporonchos. s well us ovor uny railway teshiall construct within one hundred (100) miles_of the Missouri river within the state of Nobrasks. for just and reasonabie ratesor charges.and In e oncee as to what constitutes just and ronsonable rates or charges under this paragraph, the mayor and city council or sald raliway’ compuny may Submit the Simo to arbitration in the and to the arbitrators abuve provided this paragraph respocting frolght charres shall not bocomo operative or in forco untll five yours from the duto of the dolivery of tho jast Instaliment of tho bonds horiubeforo ro- orred . 1115 furthor proposed that sald bonds shall bo delivered to the Nebraska Central railway company. 165 SUCCRSSOTS OF #3SIgNS, Only upon the execution by the said Nebraska Central ralway company or its successors, and doliy- ery to the city of Omaha of an undertaking in writing to the offect that the principal depot of suld rallway company,its zoneral offices and principal machine shops when Built, shall be ated and maintained within the ‘corporato Iimits of the city of Omaha, unl that a viola- 1 of the torms of sald undertaking by the snid Nebraslea Contral railway company or 1ts successors or assigns, shull render the said ebraska Central rallway company, or its 1coossors, indebted to thosaid city of Omalia in the full nmount of said bonds, and Interest theroon. This proposition shall, aftor being duly acknowlodsed by tho Nebraska Central Ruil~ Wity company. be recordod In the oftige of tho register of doads of Douglas county.Nebraska, and for o poriod of twenty (2)) years from and after tls date. shail bo referred to by giving the bouk and page wherein the same is re- corded fu any morbznge, decd of trust, deed of conveyance, or loase of sald depot and depot Zrounds, with the statement that the said No- Draska Oentral railwuy company, Its Succos- sors and ugsl :ns, aro bound by the terms,limi- tatlons, provisions and conditions of tnis proposition which are hereby made its cove- nants that attach to and run with the said property Into whosoevor hands It may come. Provided, that the city council ot the city of Omaha, (the mayor npproving in due form) shall enact a cortain ordinance (which at tho dato hereof, is pending consideration boforo suid council), entitied. “An ordinance grants ine permission and anthorlty to the Nebraska Oentral Ruilway sompany, {ts succossors and 88 gns, to construct rafiroad tracks along. aeross, overand under cortuin streots and i s 1l the city of Omaha, subject to certain conditions, and to vacate pirts of certnin streots and alleys in the city of Omaba upon complinnce with cortain otlior conditions,” Aud It_is ulso provided, that if said No- braska Central Rallway company shail not, within forty-five @3 days of being notified by tho eity clork of the udoption uf this proposi- tion at tho election held to vote upon the sume, filo with thesaid city clerle its writton ratitiontion of this proposftion wnder its cor porata seul. none of suid bonds shuil bo fssued, and all the'terms and provisions of this propo- sition shall bo held for naught. Tho Nebraske Central Rallway company agrecs, before an oloction boing eailed to sub= mit to the votors of the clty of Omuha this proposition, that It will excoute and deliver to said city, u bond with good und suflizient wrotios n the sum of five thousand dollars (#,00400), and five thousand dollars (,00.00) cush. conditioned upon tho payment of the expenses of said election. "This proposition,and the acceptance thoreof by the city of Omaha, and the rutification of this proposition by said Nebraska Central Rallway company, or its successors or as- signes. as horein’ provided, shall be con- strued and understood to constitute a con- ract between tho said Nebraska Central Ruil- way company, its J assigns, and th sald city of Omaha, und all the torms, con= agreements and provisions made on of tho Nebraska Central Railway company. in this proposition contulne hereby inade the covonauts of the said Ne braski Central Rallwny company. its suc- cessors and assizns, which shall attich to und run with all of its sald proporty and be bind- ing upon any party into whose hands it or any of 1t muy como. In witnoss whereof the sald Nebraska Con tral Rallway company hus caused thuso pros- onts to bo executed this 1Gth day of May, A.D- I NEBRASKA CENTRAL RAILWAY €O, By J. 1. Dusoxs fee Prosident. Attost: JOHN L, MOAGUE, Bocrotary. SEAL {Viiheds: ALEX. G, OHARLTON, State of Nobraska, | g Douglas County. § On this 10th duy of Muy, A, D. 182, before me, & notary publie tn and for said " county, porsonally appenred the above named J. Il Numont iad John L. MoCugue. Who 4re 10 me porsonnlly known to bo the identical persons Wwho stznod the forezolng Instrumont, us prosident and ssorotary of the Nebraska O tral Raflway company; they ucknowledge u sald Instramont to bo the voluntary act and doed of the seid Nebraska Contrai Rallway compuny and thelr voluntary act and deod us such vice president and socrétary of said com- pany. Witaoss my hand and notarial soal the dato last aforesafd, AL CHARLTON, SEAL. | Notary Public, Wis done by order of the eity councll of the olty of Omuha this i2th day of July, 1502, JONH GHROVES, City Clerk of the City of Omaha. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM- AGES FOR GRADING. To the owners of alllots and parts of lots and ronl estate along the alloy running east und west adjolning lots ), b, 9, 40, , 48, ) wnd 40 in Dloek 4, Campbell's addition from 20th streot Lo 2lst streot: You are heroby motificd that the under- signod; three disinterestol frooholders of the city of Omaha, have been duly appointed by the mayor, with the sbproval of the city council of sald elty, to assess the damaze 1o the ownoers rospectivoly of tho property uf- feoted vy grading alley Tn block 4, Ciimpbell's addition, from 20th stroet to 2ist stroot, do- clurod necossary by ordinanse 410}, pussed July 1, 1802 upproved July 18, 1saz, You ‘are further notified, that having ac- ceptud suld sppointmont wnd duly qualitied e required by law, we will, on the %th day of July, A, 1, 1202 at the' hour of 10 0'clock in he forenaon, at the odloe of T. B, MeCulloch, roow 52, New York Life bullding, within the corporate limits of 8aid city, moet for the purs pose of considering snd making the assess wont of damake to the owners respostively of id pluwfl(. actod by sald gr dlug, k- ing Into conslderation svedial benefits. it any #0\1 are notified to Lo present ut the time place uforesnld, and make nny objections toor atatoments concorning anid wssossuiont of dumages as you way consider proper. T.B. McCULLOCH, A Written Guarantos ta Cure Every Case or. Money Refunded. Our cure 1a permaucnt and not & patohlag wp. Ons tronted seven y slnce. By describi fully wo cam treat you by mall, and we givo the samo strong guarantes % oure srrefund all money. Those who prefer to come hers fortreatment can do soan wo will pay raiiroad fare Both ways and hotel bills whilo hore, if We fall 40 cure We challenge tho world fora oaso that owr Magla Romedy will not cure. Write for sarticulars and ged theevidence. In our seven years Magio Remedy it has boen most difoult o evercome the prejudices against sooalled specifics. — But under our strong gusrantes thousauds aro trying 1 and be ingoured. Weguaranteo to oure or refuad dollar,nd as wo have a_reputition toproseot, financlal backing of K000t 18 perfectly sate to all who wili try the treatment, Heretofore you havi putting up and paying out your monoy for different treatments, and although you aro not yet eured mo ©one has pald back your money. Wo will positively eure yow, Old, chronlo, deop seated cases emred in 6 toW days. lnvostizate our inancial stending, our reputation s business men. Writo us for names and addressesof thoso we have ourod who have gi Ppermission to refer to them. It costa yom only post 10do this. 1f your symptoms are sore throat, atohos in mouth, rhe smatism in bonos and folnta, hlr falling out, eruptlons on any part of the body, fesling of goneral depression, poins ia head or bunos. You bave no time to wasto. Those Who are y taking mercury and potash, shouid dis conunueit. Constant use of thoso drugs will suraly bring sores and eating ulnarsin tho end. Dou's fall to write. All correspondence sent scaled tn plain en- velope. We invite themost rigid investigatiou and will do all fa our puwerto ald you in b Address, COOK REMEDY CO.. - Omaha. Nebh HUNMPHREYS’ This Precrovs OINTMENT is the triumph of Scientific Medicine. Nothing has ever been produced to equal or compare with it asa CURATIVE and HEALING APPLICATION. It hasbeen used over 40 years, and always affords relief and always gives satisfaction, For Piles—External or Internal, Blind or Bleeding ; Fistula in Ano ; Itching or Bleeding of the Rectum, The relief is immediate—the cure certain, For Burns, Scalds and Ulceration and Contraction from Burns, The reliefis instant —the healing wonderful and unequaled. For Boils, Hot Tumors, Ulcers, Fistulas, Old Sores, Stching Eruptions, Chafing or Scald Head.” It is Infailible. 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Dizziness, Fits, Nou ralln, Teadacho, Norvous Prostraton causod by alcololor tbneon, Wikefuluoss, Mental Deoros- 810D, 30{tnoss of tho Brain, causing lnsanity, ml docay, doath, Promature Old Age, Barrenoys, L of Power In olther sex, lupotonoy, Loycorrhon and ull Komale Woaknesses, Involuntary Lossos, Spor- mutorshen caused by ovor-exerton of ths brain Solf-nbuse ovor-indulgonce. A month's troatment #1.6 for £, by mall. We guarantoesix boxes £0 cura Kaoh order for 4 boxos, with 8 will sond written &usranteoto rofund f not eured. Guarantee issuod only by Theodore. . Lewis druggist, solo ngont, southanst corner 1ith and Farnam sts.. Omaha JAPANESE PILLE CURE Treatment, consisting of t o Capsules, also in Box Jure for Katérnal, fnternal Itohing, Chronle, lucent or Herodi- Tals Kemody has never been known to 1ail. 81 por box. 1l for&; sont by mall. Why suffer from this torriblo dlseaso wlhon & writton guaranton 1t positively glven with G boxos or rofund the monoy | £ Dot cured Sond stampitor free Bamplo. Guarafitoo ssucd by Kuhn & Co., Brugglists, Solo Agents, corne r Gthand Douglas streets, Omaha, Nob. 1If you huve no appesite, Indigestion, Flatulence, Sick. e, “all run @ down" or 1osing flesh, take $Tutt's Tiny Pills 3 They tone up the weak stomach and build up the Aug energles. 25¢, 00006060000 ry, Anow' and Comploto Olntmg :a Positive blind or Bleedin Pllos HOIST BY HIS OWN PETARD E. E. Ballinger Oanght in a Trap fot by Him for “Groen Goods" Sharks. LOST HIS FORTUNE AND REPUTATION Tale of a Young Nebraska Dusiness txperie Inn Great City—3 Jewett May Have to Go to Kunsas City. Mr. E. B Juniata was brought down to Omaba Friday night by Deputy United States Marshal Hill, upon a chargo of having enterod nto a scheme by which ho expectod to got possossion of & Iarge quantity of counterfeit money. Mr. Ballinger is tho young man of whom Ballinger of there was some mention made in Tue Ber several weeks ngo in oconnection with the operations of tho notorious ‘‘green goods men” of New York city. Mr. Balligor was induced to try his hana at the green 2oods busiuess by roading ono of the ailoged confidential lotters that aro Aont over the country by the greon goods men, Ho mortgaged his little siore 8L Juniata and with $1,000 his pockot ook the train for Now York, expeoting toreturn worth twent, timew as much. Ho found the men witl whom he wanted to do business, selootod 25,000 of the money, which he believed to bo perfectly good, paid bis $1,000 for the pack- age, and, in company with one of tho ‘'agents,” took the goods to the express office and addressed it to Juniata, Nebraska, Bal- linger thon took the train for home believing that bis £25,000 was also whirling across the continent toward his destination in Nebras- kn. Whon he received the parcel at Juniata, however, and in tho middlo of the night took it into his cellar where no human oye could sce him open it, he discoverod that ‘‘the scoundrels had changed boxes on him and the parcel contained nothing but blank paver. Mr. Ballinger was first astounaed, then indignant, and finally he bocame desperato and resolved to have the ‘green goods" mon punished. He consulted the Pinkerton agenoy and was reforrod to the secret serv ice of tho United States treasury. In tho correspondence which followed ve- twoen Mr, Ballinger and the Troasury de- partment tho former admitted that ho bought what he supposed to be $25,000 in bills which looked as good @s any money. “The correspondenca was referrod 1o Attor ney Baker with instructions to prosecute and Mr. Ballinger was arrested accordingly. Since his trip to New York Mr. Ballingor has lost his stock of goo at Juniata, the mortgago having been foreclosed, und he has been taunted and jeered At by tho natives to such a dogreo that he has been obliged to keep indoors a good deal 10 enjoy even the semblance of peace. Spoaking of the matter Mr. Ballin- gersaid: “I believe I could identify those fellows that sold me the money, and I think 1 could find the place all right. But 1 think now that tho express offico they took me to was a bokus one, and they kopt the box I handod to the man I supposed was an express agent and sent mo another one like it. They were doing a rushing business, I think tnere were about twenty fellows at the ofico seleeting goods when I was there,” Ballinger is a young man apparontly notover 25,and his bump of erodulity is ovidontly de- veloped to enormous proportions. Heexp2cts his brother from Hastings to help him out of the scrape in somo way. Mr. Jowott's Cnse. It seoms quite probable that Mr. H. N. Jewett, formerly connected with the Howell Lumber company, will be obliged to go te Kansas City or St. Joseph and stand trial as a member of the firm of Howell, Jewett & Co. upon a charge ol hav- ing defraudea the railroad companies by means of false weights. One member of the firm was found guilty in tho United States court at Kansas City and Judge Dundy thinks that if the - dictment 18 held to be good Mr. Jewett will have to appcar beforo the court in Missouri to make answer to tho charge. There are still some other points in tho caso that havo to be presented beforo the judge will decide, however, to send Mr. Jewett to Missouri. ——— The O1d Timers are Not in It. While at our store at Big Island, Va., last Avril, I was taken with a very sovere uttack of diarrhaea. I had never had it worse in my life, Itried several old-time remedies, such as Blackberry Wine, Paregoric and Laudanum withouv getting relief. My atteu- tion was then called to Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy by Mr. R, C. Tinsley, who had been handling it there, and in less than fivo minutes after taking a small doso I was entirely relioved.—O.G. Burrorn, Harris Creek, Anmberst Co., Va, s el RAILROAD AFFAIRS. Imperial Gets a Lino at Last—An Omun Made Engine, Tho town of Imperial out 1n Chase county, which has been prayving for a railroad for these many years, is to bave rail communica- tion with tho outside world unext month, The B. & M. has resumed work on the ex- tension which rested at Wauneta some tima ago, and will have it completed perhaps as early as the middle of August, but surely in season to move the abundant crops of that section. I'he distance from Wauneta to Im- perial is about twonty miles. The graao has been made for some time and about five miles of it have been ironed within the past two or three wooks. This extousion is lmd out to a junction with the Choyenno line at Holyoke, but the track may not be extended beyond Imperial this soason. The Union Pacitic's locomotive 1,100, the mammoth engine recently turned out of tho Omaha shops, is belng tested in actual ser- vice on the Sherman hill, Cheyenne. It is intended that it shall take the place of the two locomotives now mneeded in hauling trains ovor the divido, Her driving wheol wolght is sixty-seven tons, and her total weight, including the tender, is 110 tons. A repott from Cheyenne says she is not steam- iog quite as froely as was intended, and has been sent to the shop at that point to have her steaming qualitics improved. A com- pany of raiirond men und their {riends, numbering about twenty persons, had un ex- citing ride on this engine on her trial trip. While goiug down the hill Superintendent McConnell instructea the engineer to *Ylet her out,” and sho flow along at the rato of fifLly-two miles an hour, a guit that set most ?I’ her passongers thinking over their past ves. J. M. Campbell of the B, & M. advertising bureau has returned from o vacation trip through Canada and the east. W, H. Murray of the Union Pacific pas,. songor dopartment has returned from on outing spsnt in Wisconsin, J. H, Luce, assistant passenger agoent of the Ponnsylvania lines, was la the city yestorday. E. A, Cooper, formerly assistant ticket agent at the Burlington oity office, but now manager of & musoe &t Les Moinos, is in tho city. . e What folly! To be without Beecham!' ills. — ey LODGED BY A WISCONSIN WILDERNESS Trinity’s popular dean has bied bim to the pine-fringed shores of Lake Superior and there enjoys a well earned rest, s wildernoss vast behind him, before him wide stretches of the great inland sea, Tur SuspAY Ben is the medium through which he malutains communication with his less fortunate Omaba frienas, to whom ho describos th beauties of Bayfleld, Wis., waxing eloquent over its trout and its doer. Bayfield has quite a history and ono well worth reading about, wnile the adventures of the hohiday maker of today are watters of the livelies! interes e When you go to Denver stop at the Ameris can houso. Iates 82,50 to $3.50, ltomoasled throughout. e DEATHS, Natices of Ave lines or leas wnder this heod, Aty conts; each addittonal line ten cents, BLOOM—Curl I, July 22, aged 1 year, belov, aou of 3z, o Mrs Huse Dios o seed dence, 1402 Boulovard streot. Kuneral Sat- urdsy, July %, st 2 p. m, loterment Forosy Lawn, Friends luvited,