Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 5, 1892, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICES. —_—m ADYRRTISKMENTS yOR THESR COLUMNS will be taken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening and uniil 8:3 . m. for the morning or Sunday edi ton. All advertisoments in these columna 114 cents a word for first insertion and 1 centa word for each quent nsertion, or $1.50 per iine por month Hisomont taken for loss than 25 cents for rtion. Torms cash In advance, initinls \LOl8, Ote.. ench count as 1 word. All it must run_consecutively, Adver. tlsers, by requesting a numbered check, oan have 1he Jettors nddressed to n numbored lotter In_caro Answera so nddrossed will bo deliv A . POSITION AS GOVERNESS. A young 1ndy who at presnt {a Instraeting ehil- @ren in & refined souttiern family would like a simi. Tistrlous wants a position a8 watchman lector or would mak; £ goneral OF around warehouses or factories wi and atteation strietly required. Can b mendeq, security 1t required. Adadr oie sobriety I reco , oo —YOUNG LADY Wil0 UNDERSTANDS nm:\x Kecping and typowriting dosires poslUon. Ad- drewn @ meHoa. MWhis 4 A WANTED, POSITION AS PRIVATE e |gn tary, by Indy. Addross G 7. Beo "o ._.___.__.—__—-———— WANTED-MALE HELP. 1 WANTED, SALESMEN ON SALARY Ol COM mixston to Handlo the now patent chemical Ink i el Ity over Foducen: drases Ik Choroughly in two soconds Bo AbERston OF paper: 20910 500 par cent profiti om agent's snloy amounied to $620 1o six lhl)’"v on T tw hours: wowant: ono onersetio agent In each stito and Lorr(0ry. eriicriars idress Mouroe Kraser M. Co.. o Cross * PACIFIC Taano: ow work o fare ) men 2.0 "por 3 South Mbiah Fare: 0 Iaborers and teamstors, C. & N.W. Ity.. 8200 per day; free Tor spokane Falls, Wash. 8200 to dny. & O'Hearn, labor ageney, TFOR RAL South By . LABORKRS Swork in Nobragkn, Wyoming or @o0d wages; free fare. B-somumfis WANTED. 811 M'CAGUE B'LDG. M6 ALES HAND. FIRST-CLASS BoBrkER WANTED, 7 carl Roth, Foldreo 2404 1 WANTED, A FIRST CLASS MALE STENO- erapher and book-keepar to work In law office; hono others need apply. Address, stating refer- ences, and salary expected, P 0. box 544, Nebraska City, Neb, 9726 Ry WANTED TRAVELING SALEEMFEN O SELL buking powder. We put our goods in klass roll- ing pins. #0 month salary and expenses, or 25 por cent commission. Good side line. If you want & job: write. "Send atamp for raply. Chicago Haking Powder Co., 167 Van Buren stroet, Chicayo. WANTED 200 MEN FOR SEWER WORK IN ymahn. Wages from §1.75 to §2.25 for bottom men. Apply to- F. L. Reoves & Co., 104 Heo llinild: ing. 1EC. M. & ST. T Wages $1.70 per day Kramer & O,Hearn, labor agency, 03 A0th streot ']‘fw.ww D, HAIR away from Kansas City. fi 30 TEAMS WANT Douglay stroet, .25 T N TRAVELING part_of the state Address Meyer & Raapke, w TO STAY Striko t Mgl B HAUL [ ufi BSMAN 10 wood refer ence r e Anlo groc 4 % P WANTED. BCKMASONS. | AVELY AR Dot Puciarie co., Kansas city. »t M3 6 i GOOD MOULDERS AT pormanont job ani 004 wages. White Bronze Co.. Des Moines, lown ]} “A GOOD BREAD BAKER WANTE at Fremont. Neb. Address G116, this ofica, HSOME box 5 WANTED. A PRACTICAL MA eapital to take u water mill. Address Lincoln, Neb. B WANTED. 100 Springs. Wyo.: 75 to work. Kramer & O'Hearne Labor Age 1ith streot. RY CLERK with whol Must bo quick and accurate at fizures and good hand. State whore lnst employed. Apph Cants must 1ossoss above qualifications £y recelve attention od sulury and permanent situation to competent persons. Address G 15, Bee o B, 2 ACTIVE MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS AN pearance to ko with wagon and sell kods on fn- Amorioan Wringor Co., 1600 "‘;{":{"-1“ 0 . anos: 506 4* staliment. B SWANTED, MAN WITH EXPERIENC] 2ol 10 nutwar and foriture RO Address. with reference, Hamilton M{g. Co.. ville, Wis. 1 WANTED, and South Dukota: good wage: Albright Labor Ags R LABORERS FOR WYOMIN stondy work: ney, 1120 Farnas 554 83 SALARY PAID WEEKLY TO ENEKGETIO men; oXporlence nnocossary and perman employment. Singor offico, 1316 Do ugins. 552 8 By WANTED AT OXCI A GUOD 0T MOLDE, Vork Foundry nnd Engine works. York, Neb. Treo pass. WANTED-FEMALE HELP. CLVANTID A GIRTL KOR G Jwork. Must bo s g0od c00k. Apply 2121 Jnckson street C A GIGL FOR LIGHT HOUSE- (o) aNTED A work. Apply L. G. Hetzel, 2ith und Cuming. M2y INQUIRE AT Douglus 01 of_two. M50 Famlly (-WANTED, A WET once nt Dr. Connell's block, 10th and Lodge. NURSE office, foom 40, HOUSEWORK, nderson st 4 40 MANDERSON 7 i BIRAL 1 family, § o week. 10193 RL. 1019 A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL first class wagos to firat class girl ; or Bohewlan preferred. Apply 22 Dodge, 1n foronoon only. 4954 HOUS] VW ANTE] Iwork, 10 Caanmiin-a Chicago. -_— GUob ;s CLASS RESIDENCE FLATS, § OR 4 oo 0 a 3l D FOIRRENT, TWO 1OUSES, \th strect. y handy to bus conveniences. D.T. 3 ]] FIONT { ROOM FLATS IN NEW CLOWRY block 0n Chicago st., also § room fiats on 1th . Opposite Jefferson square park. All steam Jehben wTih overy convonibneo. Koverts 10is. Cht cugo st 511 AT )5 FORBENT GROOM COTTAGE KAST SID1: 2ith bo and Callforni » i and oo eottaze hoatwoun 2 ", Clarke, 210 Board of Trado. Phone i O RENT, 5405 JACKSON epiroom cottaie, Todern tmprave Wotity rust Company, 1014 Farn Mz COTIAGE OF FIVE ROOMS ON inguire 8. 'W. Cor. 9th and Douglas. g LOCATED sents. 700 N 305 AT ONC| 113 AND 115 8. iness. Mo mouts, £, ] )m.m,, . " -1 ROON 11O farnace and ull modorn 0th atro st TRALLY impro l’ FOR RENT, YOU MUST ALPL It you would seeure (ho last but finest of those beautitul Lofayetle Placo homes, cor. 4lst and Afaxtto ave (Nelson st). Upen fOF inspectio: 10elity Trust Co., 1614 Furnam, 3 .D SROOM HOUSE, MODEKN, CENTHAL 10 ustiios, good ropairs. Apply <. 8. Elgutter, Toom 4, N. Y. Life boilding It FOIL NALE TRADE OIUItE riek property souibeast Bronawyy.” Counell Blus, Jov (0 vigut man. Geo. W. 1 Gaaha 0 iront Coatos, 1614 Far MS0L T TS, DWELLINGS A 3 itr. Kilkenny & Co., Conti iy D i oacts s Bonk) Lik i1 rowe AviNUE, & 4 Lake. 825 or wonth <111 =outh 1th. ) per wonth 115 ¢ § §10 per month, vy, $16 permonth C.¥. Harrison, 12 N, Y. Lite. LD KOOM WITHL BATH, 36 MO; HOOMS KON OUSKKEEPING FOR MAN =h MUOMS VOl KEEPING FOR MAN 1 bomrd. 1% . 1ih (6 yed ¥ IM En Rt o b BT A0 TR F‘EIIUHI,..II CONVENIENCES, MIVIK:N:.;EH Fane ot tev ventonson R P i‘:-wunmmu HOOMS 40 RENT WITH ALL midern conveulences. Y13 Louglas streei ) DI WENT FURNIBHED A b Houge "Hile __FoR l‘!“ mmmmn RDOKB MONEY TO LOAN--REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE-RFAL ESTATE. Continued ~FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOM Ymodern convontences. 3130 Harnoy. 33 _FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD ASHED 10 M1 l —FURNISHED 1OOMS AT THE I 3 first class bonrd; referonces roquired. 1 8. 24th INISTED ROOMS WITH 3 2015 Dougling stroet MiS) A T ~PLEASANT ROOMS AT THE MERRIAM. 40 n 130 SHED ROOMS WITH BOARD; REFEIR i Farnam. T4 5 ¢ board. - FURN enoes. 2 FOR SALE —TW0 GOOD FIVE ROOM COT- {ages, onch with 10t 9Ix150 foet. Very ehenp It #0ld w00 Potier & Georgo Co., cor. 1ith and Far- Mizi 1 UNFURNISHED ROOMS 05 A $10r Bovgins stroog e ——————————— FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS. (1—1 OR 3 ROUMS AT (08 N. 13THL ST, [ with boara. - 048 A% FOR HOUS 1821 Leaven- M58 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS keoping; gas, bath and steam heat. worth, G §NICE UNF X 16T1T_AND FRONT ROUMS, 8. W. Gi2 [ X Leavenworth. FOR IENT, 1 3 hah u HTOPFSOL o nheating fxuure oftion, 15 patidin mploto st Hooes, gas. ete. Apply at th SLARGE BARN AT 10Tl "AND 8 horsos, wagons, ote. ouses and rooms. G “HOWARD all con ¥. Butts, 207 A2 ST, BY MAN AND desirably located near to 20.00. Address & il K WaANTED. BY SEI wife, sl cottago. business, Rent not over “A MAN AND WIFE OF FIRST-CLASS CHAR- aoter and responsibilty, no_ children. desiro room and board; guaranteed all right In every pa- tlenlar by a large Jobbing house of this city, Ad: dross, G 23, this office. —WANTED TO RENT FURNISHED TOTEL Kot ino i Fooma. Addross. o0, oo, . Woi RENTAL AGENCIE: RENTAL AGENT,GEO, J. PAUL. 1005 FARNAM makes spocinity Of renting honses, storos and Hats's caring o rental propertios. Teris reay ble. STORAGE. “DRY, CLEAN & PRIVATELY STORED FUR- niture,1207 Douglus, Omaha Stovelepalr works. WANTED—TO BUY. FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, Wolls. 1111 Farnam at. T CLASS . lnrge or small. -~ All com: 1. C. 0. D, Brown, On Omaba and Council BIufrs. ;\' SECOND-HAND BOOKS BOUGHT - FOR AN cashi at Antiquarian book store, 1617 Farnm at. WANTED, AN 8 Ot 0-ROOM THOUSE A L R Qress G 0, Boo oftice. N YANTED, TO HUY. PuACE [ ny cash §500 o §1,000. N, \\',\\'rrn 1ot to sel his woek G 22, ¢ - WANTED, TO BUY OR R N wakon. 500000 to Address G 2, Bee. “WANTED, FOIt NeApzEnee G, Bee. FOR SALE-FURNITUR. P WORTII §i C. F. Harrison. 1F YOU HAVE A HOUSE AND o bargaln for spot cush. address v Boo oflice, Mibi 5 Loan py]\u ‘CASH. BUILDING LOT ath of Farnam sts. Addre Mo 70 Continued. C -mumm G VW OMAHA SAVINGS BANK MAKES 10ANS on renl ontate at lowest market rates. l.oans made in small or Iarge sams and for_stort or long time. No commission I8 charged and the loans are not £old In the eAst.but can always be found at the bank on the corner of I8th and Donglas strects, “' 50,00 TO LOAN ON BUSINEeS PROPERTY, S per cent. Goo. J. Paul, 1005 Warnam troct! Mimial2e ) TWO YEAR LOANS ON OMATIA Old mortgages now oxtonded and carrlod by yoars witisut new papors. Write & Solby, 834 Board Trade blg or two rticulars. R MPROV @ 10 § por cant. tand Hargey! W, Nodolays. W. Faram Smith & Co.1 LOWEST Geo, I MONEY TO LOAN AT city oF farm property. Farnas W, PERCENT MONEV-NER TO BORIOW- ers on Omaha eity property. No extra oharges of any kind. Why pay high rates’ Monoy is cheap You can get full benciit of low rates from Globe 1 rust Co., 16th “' CENTRALLOAN & TRUST CO,, RATE Panl, 160 Mt 000, CHOICE l'u'l"l"A 0, i 101 tn W st 0. good batlding loy Tdwe ave. 0. fot on paved ~(n~‘/ Aanscom place, st front cottagd Manscom place. 0, 7-r00m house And eprnor 0t. 000, Tull Tot nent Ly Seith Omahn. 200, modern honse, HARKCom plnes. $00), modern house, l'ner-ln“ ave. place noar 7th Al Mare, . LOWE AVE. valuo. ArFisom, 012 N. Y. Tite BE SOLD AT ONEE. THA 20gx140 feot WIth -6 NA ¥ i MONTHLY PAYMENTR SMALL CASI ment and $12 10 0 P monih wil elogant liome on motor 1AW «henp | . ¥. Ringor, 10 ¥arnam. IN BOYD'S ADDITION. 2 IN Take thi E. F. Rioger, M40 6% JOR SALE- HOUSE AND LOT ON CORN ER Loayonworth and elghth streot, near ond of lot to Unlon Pacitic yard. 802 1 MISE 8 OUSE_AND LOT ON PARK AVENUE FOR salo or trade for farm Iand. Opposite Hanseom park. Finest loeation in the oity, elght room house with all modern lmprovements. Lnguire at 1529 Park avenue, 3 18 PAY oK sai corners SAP MONEY, S IMPROVED ( TO LOAN ON . Frost, Douglas bik. 33 property, low rate. “HARRISON, 012 N, Y. LIFE. N AND TRUST wrates for cholos socurlty on Nobraska o 10w faruis or Omafia clty prOporty. ahia proparty at lowest rate short notice. Cash on hand. Fideiity Trust co pany, 1614 Farnam stroet 8 MORTGAG IS Addross G FIRS ON city property. ~ MONEY TO LOAN--CHATTELS. Z1F YOU WANT MONEY ON TURNITURE, PIANO: HORSES, WAGONS, CARRIAGES, ETC., CALL AT THE OFFICE Of OMAHA ' MORTGAGE LOAN CO. AND GET TERMS BEFORE DEALING ELSEWHERE. Loans made in amounts from $10 to §10.000 at the lowest rates on very short notice without pub- lelty, and with the privilege of keeping your goods in yOUr OWn possession. You can pay the money back in any amounts you wish and at any time, and each payrient so made will reduce the cost of the loan 1n proportion, o wiil bo o expense o eiario kot out of the, SHIOCAY wataed: Db Tow WL FeoRIve o Eo amount of the loan OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. Room 11, Creixhton Biock. 15t1 8t., South of Postofiice. The only incorporated lowd company in Omatin. [QOR SALE, LOT 2. BLOCK 2, BOGH first addition. Entirely cloar. Address Hew ome ) JFOR SALE -LUSINESS AND RESIDE PROP- erty In South Omaha, will be sold at s sacrifice. Address G 8, Boe office. 454 8% (00D NERRASKA FARM TANDS FOR CASH T4t 83,00 por aere. This 18 n snap as & speculation. & K. Humphrey, 028 N. Y. Lifo 361-10° Ty or 10 ACRES, 1 MILE FROM WHST of Verdigre, Knox county, for sale or trade for morchandise, ' For partionlats addross Josspl Mas- tallr, Verdlere, Knox Co. Mt ]‘Hm LY IMPROVED 610 ACKES 0 MILES FROM Lineoln postoMee, In sight of city, worth £22.400, prico for fovw days §17.00, 24 Douglng. Hutehinson & ARD PUP FOUR MONTHS OLD hite color: finder will be rewardod by bringing him to 623 N 19Uh st a [ OST—ENGINEER'S FINDER plonso roturn to J. M BOOK; room 1D Wiiso OST—LONG BLACK LI 2 Awith checks payable to Ed Banmley. Paymont topped on same: pleass FeLUrn 10 owner £y Atabl, cor It and St Mary's nyo. PAIR OF GOLD SPECTACLES, DOUBLE 0 20uh t., bet. Conter and Leavenworth Return to 605 Boe bldw. M7 5 ‘G PUP 3 OR ¢ MONTHS OLD, AN: swers to the name of Sport. Sultable reward it returned to 630 8. 25th st. MO 70 FOUN. MONEY TO LOAN. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CC. } on household goods, planos, organs, horses, mules, wagons, ote., at the lowest possible rate without publicity, removal of property or change of possesion. ts of any amount can time, reducing both prineipal and petits Of the bo made at any interost, thus partial pay- plan Money always on hand Towest rates bustne no delays: tidentlal. JARAN' 15th and 0 publicity ; B4 Withnell Bik., farn X, N LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF S curlty strictly confidontial. A. E. Hareis, roo) 1, Continental block % A X took, ote.. without publicity or © Tnoval properts ut thie lowest ratos and the ousioat Payments. Du Groan, rooms and 9 Barker block o1 SHORT TIME LOANS ON CHATTEL urity, 805 N. Y. Life. 076 A2 PRITCITARD, 51 DOUGLAS BLK, 16 & DODGE. CHATTEL LOANS MADE ON FURNITLU O EW ¥ RNITURE OF A 7-ROOM FLAT, will rent reasonable, modern improyemen ts. Address G 4, Beo. 07 5 '() FOR SALE, FURNITURE OF 7 ROOM FLAT Wil sell reasonablo. ¥int D, 2023 Farnam street 5117 FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. P, hmviNe, DELIVERY AND WORK HORSES forsale cheap for cash Or On ensy piwyments, at stahlo 2ith and Clark gs it A SIXTY-DOLLAR TOP BUGGY J. Cowe, Continentul block. 239 3 CHEAP, $10 UP_TO §0.00) ny chiattel socurity by W. C. Wood, Douglas ON CHATTEL SECURITY contidential Hoom 402 Karbach block. W A 10 1OA BUSXNESE CKANCES § AT WAl FoR oiion T i o cll Blafs. SALE CHEADP: BEST business of 0 doy. Address G 18, Boe oftice, Cous M >_FOR SALE, A FAMILY HORSE, 1505 Farnam st )—FOR SALW, used, choap! GOOD TOP BUGH 09 Sonth 17th stroet. Y FOR SALF 25,000 elovator, first.c £00d paying business, 1o irain growing districts in Box 16, Wood Kiver, Neb. and doln of the best Address Lock 238 9 ono the state. ILY HORSE, BUG Geo. A, Ostrom, 3813 Franklin, M50§-7+ harness, cheap )—KOR SALE. SIX HORBES, and harness: no guestion about price; come seo. Fidelity Loan Guarantee Co.. corner 1ith and Harney sts., Room 4, Withnell Bldg., James I manager. M ~_ FORSALE-_MISCELLANEOUS. Q. FORSALE, FIFTY THOUSAND YARDS OF cedar puylng blocks. Culligan Codar Co.. West aperior, W Bi1-nse QronsALE BEL D ST b weeks old K8 CHOIC Hastingcs, Nob. Qrhonsace SHE AP, 4 AC half mile from new town, cull Y ESTALISHED GROCERY FOR SALE, DOING 200d business: stock and fixtures inyoice about 800, Address k 4, Bee. 465 Y STORE ROOM. ROCK CELLALL NIC above for fumily, good location,in Blue Springs, Gage county, Neb., surrounded by i fine rich farm: ing country, sultable for merehandise businoss, £20 per month. Inguire of Blue Springs Bank, Blue Springs L or Co-Operative Land & Lot Co., 205 N. 16th street. Omaha. o' 4 . MEAT MARKET HUYLER, only 0ne other market i nest to postoftice: rent to James Groen, Sch uy ROOMS tocation, Apply at on YO SALE, A NICE, CLEAN DRUG only drug store in town, good location physician: will take part cash haiance; Involee abont §1,260.00. 185, Woadbine, I Q N 3AND 14 1. P, botler, 1 pawer delll, 23-inch swing: 1 Inthe, 16- foot bed, 2einch swing: both nearly new and for o cheap. Cun be seen at Umaha machine works, 61680, 14th 515 LAKE God roasons or. solliag. & Sutton, Council Bluirs, Ta. Q NO. 3 REMINGTON condition, chenp. Address G 17, Beo. QpEoRsaLE HAMMOND T \pbtoot order,uscd ono yoar, $45 cash. Address oftice. 047 QKoK SALE 2 BARBER CHALIS, 3 stands, | wash stand. 2 mireors and | barber pole at your own price. Fldelity Loan Guarantes Co., 15th and Harney sts., Koom 4, Withnell bid., Kust, manager. MISCELLANEOUS. R LADIES CALE AND LEARN AT PAINT. Jugs. leara porfect in one hour, price %, equal to haud painting. 19 North 16th sty i, DOCTORS, LAWYERS AND BUSL rally o ¥i¥0 me tholr accounts for : w0 and bugky; re CLAIRVOYANTS, NS, NANNIE V- Drcliablo bosin WANIEN, CLAIRVOYANT, L, H1Lh'year at 119 N 16th 9 WONDERFUL kes the world Mrs. Dr. M. clalryoyunt. astrologlst, olls your life from tho AL EXTRAORDINARY: d and 4o what olobrated ks destroy bad iniiu and all priva cures fls, Intomporsnco nasngo, DAl lock of hair, aceurate 1160 ts 10 stamps for cireular: give initials 1000 You whlmarry; also photos of sams. Ofl a 1t t, Hirat 001: hourd. 99, m. to 4 . couo ull, und be convinesd of this nderful ornele, M4BT MAsaAaE BATHS, ETC. vl- ELECTRO THEL- L. hatiis: saalt s ir treatmoent, manicuro A CIEOPORIRL M ra. F0stB10sg B b WiLb el bk 30 “MADAMIE SMITH 11 DOUGLAS ~Hl|’ 00w, 80 100r. Alcohol, sulphur a1 aca baths MADAM STOW i, MASSEUSE BLECTAICA W2 Prau stroet. 319 LA RUE. MASSAG ot, B0 flour, fiac 1 i souTi M3 o WLT M5l4 & MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. TEACHER, G N, sother 130h & LUnruoy. i 1 MONEY TO LOAN-REAL IB’I‘ATB. A FREAL KSTATH LOANS, 4 1) 7 1o addi{loanl ch uey's foes. W. I, Me FER CEST 08 {0r commINson oF ALLOT o, Firas Natloual Haok bldg W FRIVATE MONEY, 131 AND 30 MORFGAGE 10an, low ates. AlSx Moore, 46l Boe bidk. W LOANS G G WALLAC w “DON'T FORGET THAT WK ARE MAKING Jow ratas ob lmproved and uniuproved | go Umala propecis. No transacted o 1600 Faraa siress delay and all bust ¥idellty Trust comp; AN Al BL G IN A WELL blished aTE Srags. 16 B growing city In tho . {ar vest, for the Fight kind ho owners would for cern parties well up in the varlo dry goods, gents furnishings, gro fruits, etablos, ete. apply who are not well fitted and good men. and who can bo well en- dorsed and recommended. Address Z, M hotel. city. E FPPAKEN UP. OW AND 2 PIGS. OWNER CAN have same b v nses and damuge. horman ave. 95 4+ FQUND. VALUABLE PAPER BELONGING 10 J. P. Kelly. Owner can have hotel, co. Uth and 5 Jrousn. 549 5% 'AINING SMALL Beo bldg. M504 5 CON 1. Cowll, Room 4, FOR RENT-PASTURES. IOESES AN CATTLE farm, Tiel Trade, Omalia = MONEY—WANTED, BroonI0 ANTAD 1 WILL GIVE §1. Uie use 0f $20,000.00 thirty days; collateral w. anh double. Address G 19, Be ASTURED AT STOCK Clarke, 12 Board_of THE NSTRUMENTS pluce 180 REALTY :d on record August 4, WARRANTY DEEDS, Louis Schroder, trustee, to Josef Barta, lot block 16, Brown park . 1G Kennedy and husbund to J 1 Vance, 10t 6, bloek 2, Boyd's ud: .hlw;llllul man to P H'\Inm(‘)'t.lnl. 300 3,500 10,000 k 1,000 LS Reed t Omaha, und % of w i of sw nw 19-1 . 6,000 85 Curtis and wife to sume und i $amo 3,000 A'J Eddy tosime, und & same. .. 5000 tes and husbang to A 1 Jonas, Iots L and 2, block 3, Stiumit place..... 13,000 wnk Koseberry to Subilly Stryker, ; Dlock 15, Linprovewent Association add ... Edward Tackson 1o Willard ' Wester- waard, Lot 9, block 2, Lowe's sub. J L Binck and wifo to 1d1a Engstrom 1ot 19, Bluck’s sub Sume to C B Engstrom, lots 17 and 19. 6,500 12 30 700 T *Kk 5, Crelghton Height: S Billings und wife to sume, in ne cor 10 J M Jessen to Curist Jepsen, Tot 17, biook 1, Buker place.. QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. J B Dickey to 8 M Hendrlx, lot 4 block Belvedere add . Total amount of transfers. RAILWAY TIME GARD Leavos mal i pom| 5 A m| % p m 660 p m Arrivs Omy 0w 20 Express. 94) 8 m 20 Expros: 425 p m x lowa 60 p m Tenves [BURLINGION & MO. RIVEL.| Arrives Omaha. [__Depat i0th snd,biason Sta. _{ Omatia. 10,15 405 pm 10.15 8 m £05p m 440 p m| 9358 m [CHICAGO BI7R L] | oot 9,50 & m| .. Knusas City Day k) 5145 b K. . Night Exp via U S MAN with scme capital to fuess in this city of & company handling and promoting business enterpri Western Business Al Minneapolis, Minn FOR EXCHANGE. L MDSE: WILE, L STOCK itake real estute & money. Box 25, Frankfort, 1 % Ziowi iblock 2, § Dodgo atreot clear. Addross E 11 Bee. on? Lotis on Of 25th, und Is [ FOI 403, Brown blk MESS a5 /o NEBRASKA FARMS 3 ficity property. B.J. Kendall, R Ol o six-ro0m i n Nebraska Will exchian; contrally focated. corner ot modern ments. ¥, L. Birney, 803 1utli, Denver, Uolg Mgz AT HAMPTON, D [ Neb.. both 8-burrel! 1 machi o will tuke ood furm Lands; own ing ont of Dustucss. 3. J: Gloson, 18t National Hank bulding. 7, FOR EXCHANGE, A MODERN “BUSIN fiblock 1n the heart of the city, pays aver 10 cent net, wants $1,00) enshi; Lo il I ngo tha entire for bo Vrlce 310,000, 7B EQULTY IN'A FIRST CLARS QUAR Usoction i Buffalo county w 1 slock of yoodw. WheL Lave you to ofer? Addeess 5. Neb, 0 STOCK OF HARDWAKE, G-I HIKD balance elty or (Arm Property. 20,000 gonoral stock dry goods, kood town, fine sinoss, one-third cush, bulunce Omaha or furm proporty 00,000 stock good turm ON. dry g00ds, etc., half cash, bulanco naha property 1 canls £0F %) acros 4 L0 6 milos from county seat. ¥ ambrance exchiunge for clear \datice property in Omatn . ¥. Kinger, 1519 Farnam M40 60 COTTAGH VO SALE Ol EXCHANGE, ing south on Cuming street in ' Carthugo ad- antry, elowets: forco pum| nted ‘eellar: woll bullt and o und ok Prico, 8,200, Apply 10 W k. rolby, 814 Ch s mFOR | KXCHANG unomo on motor I c. 1and OF ity Box 7. BEAULIFUL o for atock hardware or g property. What have you? 77- ¥OR EXCHANGE libotel and drug st in oustorn Nobraska. box 436, Usceoln, Neb. 7 ~FOR EXCHANGE, $10.000 STORE AND FLA ficoutrally Incaiod 1o Chicago, clear, woll rent ed; for Omaha or Council Blufs property. Addra 2, Beo. M6 7 SANITARY BEWEL- g avoment and' cars, 10 oxchuoge for Nebraska land or Liucoln property. lioom 1l Barker block. Mouiy 70 FOR SALE -REAL ESTATE. JOOI SALE AT A BARGAIN.LOT 16, BLOCK 1, W. L. Belby's First addition’ (0 South Quahai swali puyment down. balance monthly it desired inquire G. B Taschuck, Umaha Keo. ESIABLE ¥ATM FOR SALE CLLEAV -WELL improved furia in Dougtas, Washington, Saud- ders and Froatier counties. Kerca taads in Daw iteheock, Uarian, Furnas and Merrick eoun L Wrlke or eall ou W. ik Milard i BN woll | in county seat For particulurs uddr exs i1, 555 4° Night Expross Fast Expross Golog | West: | union Dapot 1 ~UNION PACIFL Tonvos | Dnion Depot ot i Mg s Omaba. nver Expros i L.Overlandiiye ns)2 BX(0X Bun) clfic Bxpross. ionver Fast M proxs. X CITY & VACIFIC, | Vepot. 10th an Maroy St “BiGux Clty Passsngar,.. Arrives Omahy TV & PACIFIG. |Arnivas Toth and Websier sts. |~ Ownha Ttod 5 a0 ven g e T TigY] Omaha 5ab_p ml & k) Wyo, B (e Mo Norfolk (KX danday.). . St. Pant l‘rfl?uc Hmahal_Dapot. 15ih an Weusiar Su._| SSicux Uity Aocino acl Sloux City Express (Hx. Sund damited .., Omaia i ha | 0 E m|(Ex Suny) " Passongor. | Ui p m m|.... . Chleago Kkpress. | 605 p m m| .11 Vestibule Biditted 110 | 0264 m m| L. Eastorn Kiyer.. . 215p m 1| ({6, Bap.) Chi. Pass. (Kx Mon.)| 8953 w aha OMATIA & MTLOUIS. & Maroy Sta Arrivas Omanalt Omaha vl Louis Can Taves MISSOURT Gmana| _peot 16th and Wi Wiw | St 0 p il S Teaves | CHICAGU, 10T, & PACIFIC Traustor| Unlon Depot.Counell Bluls 636 p m| Nt xprows W2 4w 4.5 pw Leaves ranstor| 1000 o 1015 p ml ! Toave s for! Uwu Teanstor | %38 m 555 p 1250 v m ST JOE & O. B Arrive _Unton Depot Couneil Blutts. _|Traasfer Teansts e i%am 58 m Arrives Transtec [EXEYY A uuauo'nw- hlcago Expross OMAWA & 1. LOULS: Union Depot. Counell Hlutty. . Ia\u. C.nan Ball. “BIOUX CITY & PACIV) nion Depos, Counell Blufs. --Bloux Uity Apcowmodakion . 0wy w l-“lll [&% TYPEWRITERS For Sale, Rent or Exchange. BEST IN THE WORLDI los. P. Megeath, Dealer, OMAHA Save Your Eyesight TANT Farnam Steaot. yestested fron by an Perfect adjustment. Superior lensos. ousheadache cured by usint our Spe and Eyozlusses Prices low for first clasy goods. THE ALOE & PENFBLO GO, 114 S, 156hSt., Creighton Block. RADE KPERT OPTIC PROPOSED CHANGE OF G ORDINANCE NO. 156, An ordinance declaring the necessity of chianging the grade of 40th streot from Burs street to California street, and appointing three disintorestod appraisers to assoss and determine tho damnges to Proporty owners, which may Lo enused by such chan:e of erade, and ordering the city enzincer W mike i profile showing such chanzo Be it ordained by the eity council of the city of Omahi Scetion . That 1t 1s proper and necessary, and it is hereby declared proper and noce: saty to chunge the grade of 40th strect from Burt street to Californin street. so that said grade elevations will be us tollows, the grade petween the polnts cited belng uniform straight lines. Elevation Elevation of West Curb South ourb of Burt streot, as establishe 2 North curh of Page stroct, South curh of Page stroet A point 13 feet south of Page street R L9880 North curb of Califo stroet, na established.....235.0 Bection % That the city engineer 5o, and hereby is, instructed to minko w profile show= ing such proposed onange of grade. Scctiond. That the mayor, With the ap- proval of the city councll uppolnt three disin- tered appraisers to avpraise, nssess and de- tormino the damage to property owners whic may be cuused by sueh chango of grade, tal ing Into consideration in making such ap- praisement, the spocial benefits, If any, to such property, by reason of such change of grade, Section 4. That this ordinance take effect and be tn force from und after Its passage. Passed, July 2Ist, 189 286 101N GROVES, City Clork. . DAVIS, Prosidont ity Councll. Aproved, July 23rd, 13 GEO. P, BEMIS, Mayor. SPECIAL ORDINAN An ordinance levying a special tax and asse 1t on cortain lots and real vstate in the y of (mahs, to cover the cost of sloping certain lots and real estate, Whereas, it having been and boeing hereby adjudged, determined and established that the several lots and pieces of real estate herein- aftor referred to, have each been speciaily ben- afitted tothe full anount herein levied and a Lagainst each of said lots and pieces ¢ Foal estate, rospestively, by rowson of tho slop- ing cortain lots, and real estute, done und contract with Cyrus Morton, “Therefcre, for the purpose of paying the cost ot such sloping: Be it ordained by the city council of the city of Omaha: Section 1. That the cost of sloping certain lots and real estate, in_the city of Omalia, said cost belng tho sum or $100 40, said sloping being done under contract with Cyrus Morton, be and the samgs hereby loviad and assessed, accord- ing to spfelal benetits by resson of smid sloping, upon the following lots and real estate as shown by the gencrally recognized mav of the city of Omaha, 1841, lithographed and publishe by Muir and Gaylord, said cost being 5o lovie on ‘said lots and ronl estate, respectively, us follows, to-wit: Henry Ambler 1618 ik 10 Ambier Place.§ 1 63 do 1110 blk 10 § 27 do 1t20 ik 10 28 08 Helrs of 8 A Mogenth w150 feot of § Of N W 1 see 20T 15, R 13 6 52 ..8100 40 CE NO. 1706, By Total amount..... Section 2. That the spectal taxes and assess- ments levied and assessed as aforesald, shuil be due immediat 1y upon the pusiags and appro alot this ordinance, and shall tecome delin- quent if not paid within fifty days thereafrer : and thereupon Interest shall be T added nt the rate of one per cent a month, payable in ad yance from the tine said taxes become so delin- quent, Section 3. That this ordinance shall take ef- tect and be in force from and after 1ts passage. Passed July 15th, 1502. P RO JOHN City Clerk. 2. P. DAVIS, President of City Council Approved July 19th, 1%, BEMIS, Mayor. GEO, P, The above tax {snow due and payable at the office of the city treasurer and wili_baromd de linquent und bpar interest after September ith, 1807, a3 seen in section 2 of above ordinance. HENRY BOLLN, City Treasurer, ORDINANCE NO. 3169, Anordinance ordering the improving of 10th surect from Farnam stegnt 1o Harney stre i strect Improvemeat district No. 43, sald {mproving to vonsist of paving with vitrified i 1 directing the board of publio works to take the necessary steps to cause ch work to be done. hereas, the mayor and elty council of the 21ty of Omaha huve ordered the fmproving of 1th strest trom stroet to Harney ot, in streot fmprovement distriet No. 455, Ving the sams and allowed thirty days bporty owners in which to desienate and 1iine the materlal desired 1o be used for ach puving, and Whoroas, the mayor and eity couucil of sald city do hereby detormine upon vitrified brick elass A, 0 yeurs' guarantoc, us the uuterisl to be nsed for such paving, vh Bo it ordainea by the ety councii of the olty of Oniahu Seotion 1. That that pare of i9th street from Furnum streot 1 (larney street, in stroat - provement distriot No. 155, bi aid the same 1s hereby ordered luproved, suld fmprovement 1o consist of puving with vitritied briek. ciass A, 10 years zunrantee, according 10 the spe fidations on file in the office of the bourd of vubiie works, Sectton 2. Thut the boar? of public works s hereby ordered to ennse sald worlk to by dono and to coter o contract for the same with the lowest respansible bidder undor the speci- fieations on file in the offiee of sald board, Section @ Thav this ordinance tike effect and be in foree from and after its passa Passed July 20t), 1802 JOUN GROVE City Clerl, £ P. DAY President Clty Counctl. Apvroved July 2nd, 180 GFRO. P. BEMIS, Mayor, ORDINANCE NO, 3171, An ordinance reaulring the aames of streots placed on all corner houses hereaftor cd in the eity of Omahi d by the City Counell of the city Thut il perosnent hereafter erected on the cornerof any street in the city of Omaha shill have ol there- tablot of 5tono (excopt in fron bulldings wy be of iron) havin: thereon the name of in plain Koman letters not 16ss thin o3 ighi and said tablot shall be P bove but notexceedin: two foot hizh- er thun the first story of sald buildinz in plain view from the street, Scetion % 1t shuil be theduty of the lnspoc- tor of bulldin s to 6n this ordluane Seetion 3. This ordina; and be o force from wnd after its passaze. Pussed July 2ist, 18 _ JOHN GROVES, City E. P. DAV A S 'l'rwlm-ull ity Couneil, roved July Zird b GEO, P. BEM, Miyor, i NO. 3187, the curb lines of 22nd street. from Poppleton wvenue to Hickory sLreot, d repealing 5o much of all ordim- unees | nillct herowlu Be 1t orduined by the eity codnell of the eity of Omabiw Seetton” 1.© That the curb lines stroot from Poppieton nvenus to Hickory ALToBE i wnd the wame nre hsreby chinged s o uniform distanco of 15 feet on cach side of the m!uh‘r 1ine of sald part of 22nd street. section 2 That 50 much of ali ordinances in conllh,l with the provisions of this ordinance, Le, and the saine are horeby ropoaled ‘ection 8. Phat this ordinance shall take oMMt Aud bo 1 Torce from wad ATLOF 18 pass- Pussed July 20th, 1502 ¥ JOHN GROVES, : Clty Clor b P DAVIS, Prosideat City Gouncil Approved July 25t ine GEO, P, BEMIS, Muyor. Seetion 1. bulidings lerk. ORDINANC An ordinance changin of 2ind MUST BUILD ITS OWN LINE | If the Union Pacific Stays in the Northwest Trade it Must Hustle, STAND OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC It Has Cars of Its Own and a Track to Haul Them On and Feels Able to Do All the Business Ttseif—Rail- rond The Union Pacitic will bave to do some building out in the Pacific coast vegion if it wants to hold its share of business from Puget sound points, In accordance with the terms of a recent decision of the United States cireuit court the Northern Pacitic has issued a circular announcing that it wiil nov haul freignt originating east of the ninoty- seventn meridian turough 1 Union Pacitie cars from Portlana to points on the Northern Pacitic. This rule will prevent the Union Pacific from handling compotitive car load bnsiness from pomts east of the Missourl and Red rivers destined for points on the Northern Pacific between Portland and the sound, in- cluding Seattie aud Tacoma. Hitherto the Northern Pacific has been hauling Union Pa- cifle ears over this part of its line, vaving the customany mileage and collocting its local rate. In futire all competitive transconti- nental freight routed by the Union Pacific for points on the Northern Pacifle will have to be transferred at Portland to Northern Pa- cific cars, and vico versa, Car load freight from looal points on the Union Pacific west of the ninety-seventh meridian to points on tho Northern Pacific will still be bandled through without transfer. ‘The netresuit of this chango is to shut the Union Pacific out of the transcontinental freight business with the sound, so far as car londs aro concorned, as tho arbitrary rates which it would have to pay tho North- orn Pacitio would cut too big a slice off tho total rate to leave any money in it for the Union Pacific, The position of the Northorn Pacifio has been fuliy developed at the bearing in the courts. Briefly summed up it is: “We built this road to haul freight over ourselves, and we build cars in which to haul that froight. We have o transcoutinental line and connections which reach to eastern points from which the Union Pacific wishes to haul freight; whon thero is any freight to be haulea from those points to points north of Portiand on our line we are willing to haul at the snme terms as the Union Pacific. It is not reasonable to _ask us to allow a com- potitor to use a small part of our line for the purpuse of getting away from us the business of hauling freight 2,000° miles or more, which we can do with as much accommoaution to the public as that competitor. If we woro 10 uso Union Pacific cars for hauling freight from Portland we should huve to pay for them, though 1u using them wo should e helping our competitor and might have cars of our own stanaing 1 our yards.” The probability is that the Union Pacific will now strain every nerve Lo bring about the completion of the Portlana & Puget Sound road. Sult of a Cattle Queen. Mrs. Daniel Mc(Ginnis of Glen's Ferry, [daho, one of the largest cattle owners of thav miniature state, is on tho warpath and will invoke the law’s aid to securo damages in a considerable sum for lossos sustained in shipping twenty-five curs of extra fine cattlo from Bliss, Idaho, te Omaha, last August. Mrs. McGinnis claims that the lack of proper foed and water facilities resulted in the death of fifiy head before they reached Omahs avd tho others arrived in such con- dition that their vaiue deprociated fully 40 er cent below the ruling narket price. Mrs, McGinnis made every effort 10 come to a sot tlement with the Union Pacific claim agent, Major Huncock, but failing to got anything liko what she considers fair compensation for her loss, has decided to ¢ommence suit in tho United States court to compel the company to make good her loss. In an interview with a Laramie reporter Mrs. McGinnis told her story, complaining particularly of the troatment sho had re- ceived av the hands of Major Haucock. “*He offered me $25 as payment in full for all damages,” said she, *and claimed my cars had been overloaded. The fact is evel car was underloaded. I'm a woman, but T know just as much @bout stock as Mujor Hancock any day in the week. “When I shipped last August tho first place where my stock was to be fed and watered was Green River. To mako sure, 1 eoven telegraphed ahead to huve overything ready when I got there, so 1 could unload. My cattio were loaded at Bliss, [dano, and they had been on the road twenty-eight hours without feea or water. When I roached Green River I was tola I could not stop until I veached Rawlins, I went to Superintendent Malloy ana begged that I might be allowed to mive my stock water, if nothing else, but he refused. I told bim they would die on the road. butit didn’t seem to make a bit of differenco to him, Well, you know how mauy were thrown off here deaa. Your policeman killea several aiso that were crippled. They seemed to think that becauce I was a woman I should not have anything to say. They didn't even switch me down to tho stock yards, but left me standing oa the side track for three hours, Maybe the Union Pacific people think they own the whole Uuited States, but I'll show 'em I have some rights, aad I shall see 1f the courts will upbold them in their unfair coarse. They did not want to furnish me transportation this last weok. I shipped my cattie just the same, and I shall make them pay for all losses,” Couldn't Send the Corsets. Here is a story thav has been going around the press for somo time credited to difforont parties. T'he latest editor has fastened it upon Perry Grifiin, the well known passen- ger man of the Union Pacitic In his younger days Perry Grifiin of tho Union Pacific was general superintendont of the Wabish roud. A tady @ Kunsas City wishing to 2o to Chicago,” wrote to a lady friend who was well acquainted with tho chivalrous Perry to intercedo for her fora pass, Like all women, she had w0 write o postseript, which was: And 1 wish you would got mo one of those P. D. corsets. 1 think they are just too love- ly for anything, Iforgelling about the postscript, tho friond indorsed the request on tho back, and sent 1t 10 Mr. Grifin. Not long after u raply came which read Dear Madam: I herewith send a pass for your friend us requested, 1 would havo sent che corset, also, but I have forgotten her numbver, Very truly yours, Prrry Grireiy, Notes and Personnis, Superintendent McConnell of the Union Pacific motive department will leave in days for Europe where he will spend sey’ montbs. While abroad Mr. MeConnell will muke a study of the motive power on the big Eoglish railroads, I'red Mertsheimer of Cheyenne, assistant superintendent of ma- chinery and motive povier, will be in charge durivg Mr. McCounell’s absence, and Jack NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGES FOR GRADING, To the owners of all_lots and pares of lots and real estato along $4th streot from Var- nin, streetto Dodzestroet: You ure hereby notified that the under- sigued, three disinterested frocholders of the ity of Owmaha, have been duly upplonted by the wayor, with the approval of the city coun- of Suld city, 10 ussess the d° mage 1o the owners respedtively of the proj srty affectod by grading sith stroot'from Farn street 1o Dodge suroot declured ¢ scossury by ordinunce S passed July 2ist, 1 2% appreved July Srd, s, You are further notifiod, that huving ac- copted sald appointment, and duly qualifed a'required by luw, we will, on the 11th d \Wiatats Ay Do 0%, Wt thie hour of 10.0'L06K 1 the forendon, at the ofties of T. B, MeCullonh, room 4% Now York Lite butlding, within the corporute Lmits of said eity, mest tor the pur- pose of considering and tiuking the assoss- meut of damage o the Owners rospectivoly of sald property, affocted by sald gruding, taking 1080 Bonsideration spactal beaches, if suy. You are notified to be prosent at the tme and place aforesuld, and make any objoctions 10 o stutements concerning suld nasossuiont of dusagos as you may sonslder broper: 1, MeCULLOCH, 1 W RN JOHN ¥, FLAOK Ouisbia, July 2th, 1802 Ja | O'Hearae, suparintendent of the Cheyonns shops, will havo charge of Mr. Mortshoimor's affairs, You Rend How Mr. W. D. Wontz of Goneva, N. Y., was cured of the severost form of avspevsiat Ho says everything ho_ato soamed fiko pour- ing melted 1ead into his stomach, Hood's Saraaparilla_effootod a perfoct cure, Fall particulars will bo sent if you write C. I, Hood & Co., Lowall, Mass izhest praise has veon won by Hood's Pills for their vasy, yot eMcient action, - WITH NEBRASKA BRICK, Contractor Murphy Roeady to Commence the Work ot Kepaving Leavenworth Stroot. Tho outlook for tho repaving of Loaven- worth from Sixtecuth to ‘Mwonty-ninth streots brightens as timo rolls along, and it is almost certain that work will soon begin. Hugh Murohy’s contract, in which he agrees to do tho repaving with vitrified brick, is now in the hands of the mayor awaiting his approval. City Attorney Cone nell, who passes judgmont upon the legal conditions of all contracts, suid yesterday morning tnat Murphy's contract “appeared to bo properly drawn and that thore was no reason wuy it should not be approved. Murphy 1s patiently awaiting the approval of the contract that ho may becin work. Superintendent Johnson of the Murphy Pav- ing compaty said that the brick were on hand and that te hopad to begin work next woek. The paving would be rushed through with all possible speed, and owing 1o the fact that the base was alveady in it would not take long to complote tho job, Nebraska material will figure on tho streot, as allof the brick will como trom the Lins coln Kilns, ToLEno, 10wa, April 6, 1501 Dr. J. B. Moore, Doar Sir:' My . wifo haa used about six bottles of vour Tros of Life, and thinks that she nas rocoived groater bens ofit from it than any medicine she has ever taken. Yours traly, L. H. Burkiy, Gon'l Awont and Treas, West Collogo. Sines vecelyine the above testimonial, 1 am inreceint of a letter and check from tho Rev. L H llu!kln nl Toledo, Towa, April to send Rov. Konworthy, Crostline, KKan sas, 81X l.vulll(-s of Mooro's ‘I'teo of Lifo., r'or sale by ull druggrists. - WILL NOT MOVE. Fire and Pouice Ofllolals Do in the City Hall, It was decided yesterday that the chiof of polico and the police and firo alarm system would not move into the new city hall. These two departmonts haa been assigned rooms on the first floor, in the northeast corner of the building, but thoy will not take them, Superintendent Coulter svstem says that ho would like to move into the new building, but he thiuks ho can better serve tho city’s interast by staying in the contral Gire station, where he is now fortably locatod. The ohiel of police would like to move, but he has au opinion that the police departinent can bo better mauaged by having his ofics at the central station for tho prosent, at least. Chief Galligan will undoubtedly have a private oftice in the city hall for tha transac- tion of business which will bu in charge of s clerk, Spud Warrish, but his hoad- quarters will be 1n the central fire station. “Late to bed ana_eariy 1o rse will shorten tho road to your home in the skies. But early to bed and “Little Barly Riser.” the pill that makes life longar and bettera nd wiser. of tho alarm 2 S CITY HALL WORK, Finlshing Tounches Being Made in the Mar- ble-Walled Court. ‘The court of tho new cily hall is rapidly taking on a finishod appoaranco and ere many days the workmen will be out of that portion of the building. Yesterday the mahogany handrails woro put on tho iron railings around the balconias and the marble men commenced putting on the slabs of marble that cover the large columus, “'ho concrets floor is all laid and nextwoek the mosaic work and the coat of arms of the city will be put down. While the elovators have not boen ao- copted, they have been thoroughly tosted and have been found nil vight. The fiaal test and acceptance will not be for some days yot. At present they ran somewhat rough, which, the engincer states, is caused by il of tho machiuery being hew aud uot yes worn smooth, -~ DoWitt’s Sarsaparilis cieanses the blood, increases the anvetite and tones up the sys- tom, It benetitted many peoplo who have suffered from biood disorders, Iv will heipy ou. e Ny James Richirds' Defons Aug. 4.—To the Eator of Tus ur paper of August 3 I noticed the article, **Keeping Up His Record.” Al low me to say in reply that I took no con- tructs in California but what I carried through and completed without the loss of 8L to me or anyouo else. It is true when I got through with my work the parties owed me about £2,200, and thoy didu’t have the mousy to pay me. 1 callod all parties that were wterestea and stated tho facts to them and got a release from each and every one, which I have in my possession. In re- gard 1o being n Sunday school suporintend- ent, I only wish it were trae. In rogard to being a léader in the vhoir, it is not so. As regards being the most important man wn the commumty, would say that I only knew two persons in' the wholo noighvorhood. My father and mothor 1 aid not. bring thore, nor did I know they were coming, but after they dia come, [ did everything in my power to help make a homo for thein; the last thing I did betoro leaving, was to giv mother monoy o pay the ¢ mouth’s rent. ‘They hud nothing to fe: worry in regard to any of my business deal- ings,” Lnover was in San rancisco to do any busincss, never took contracts there, nor did I want to ao any business there, I nover knew of my nine beirg montioned in any paper in California until 1 saw this 10 your puper. Now, in regara to St. Joseph hospital, the rveason that Richards & Co. refused to pro- ceed with the work was becauss the hospital people failed to live up to their conrsct in mauking their estimates, acd wo wers com- pelled to stop the work to protect our own intorsts. As tomy purtner being *unable to carry the load," I think by looking at the files of your own papor you itl learn that tho facts are otherwiso, 1 am perfectly will- ing to leave my career here in the city of Omaba, where I have lived for the past’ tif- teen years, to the judgment of all. the busis nese peoplo of the vity, Lt hns boen my uim evor since this misfortune caine upon me to do ull I could to help straighten the multen out in the interest of all parties concerned, in proof of which I refer you to the re lvur, Mr. John H, Hart. Jasiks RiviARDS, e Nugget! Nuggot! Nugget! Nugget bakiug powder, 2 oz, R Thin Will Cause Teouble, Thero is a Jewish sociul club in Omaha which bLas @ mighty poor opinion of the Omaha Street Railway company and does not hesitate to say so. A dozen of its memuvers go outevery Wodnesdayevening to pieaicat Teu- wnis pirk and tine their return 1w order 10 teh the train leaving Clifton Hill ut 11 o'clock, but tho crew of this traiu realizés that it is tho last trip and (nvariably pulls out fust as the Benson car cowmos 1, lowving the would-be passeugors stauding in the sLreets. Oxam Be; In y Buy Big couts, sdo L 5,000,000 Vitrified paving brick for sale. We will contract. to detiver the , above amount withia the next 90 days. Bucks stall Bros. Mfg. Co., Lincoln, Neb. Lightly, That particular class of sluggers which prefors women as its victims should soon loar: that Judge Berks bhas no merey on them. He has had balf & dozen cases of the Kkind lately and bas given all the eculprits fiues rangiog from #0 to $100. It was & Pullman car porter yosterdsy aud in view of extenuating circumstauces in the form of tho lady’s tongue ho was et of for §0. Mrs. L. . I'Ilwn. ockford, 1L, writes: 4 ¥'row personal experisuce | cun recommond DeWiy snruxnrnu. u oure for impure blood and general debulity.”