Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 4, 1892, Page 14

SPECIAL NOTICES. TSEMENTS FORU K ‘O1UM NE taken until 12:30 p m, for the evening Ly 150 p. m, for the morning or Sunday edi- ‘word for first Insertion and 1 cent 8 word for each Subsequent Insertion, or #1.50 per line per month. Ko advertiseruont taken for loxs than 25 cents for the first insortion. Terms casli in advance, Initiola, ll"un-u symbols. cte., ench nt ne A word. All the Jotters addressed to a numbered letter in care Of TIE BER. Answers 8o nddressed will be deliy- ered on presentation of the checl AL D BY COMPET ograpecr: reference glven. Address 620 t., Keokuk, M YOUNG MAN WANTS TION AS STEN graphier, bockkneper or offios assistant. A dross K 1, I 9 A WANTED, 1Y MAN 2, POSITION, ASS) ant huokkoeper, entrs elerk or traveling salos- fuan: bost roferencos. K 4, Datly § M) 4 A CIVIL ENGINEER WHO HAS SERVED A8 resldent train miaster, superin tendent of ¢ lon, rond mast :rand inspector of bildgo And riakonry. desires a position. I foal handling and material a8 K nleal englneering an . Good lettors. Address W riek, 111 84 tOUND PRINTER AND NEWS. . wonld take working interest l,ut‘-:ul Ity power A W A»fifl'm-uw WANTED BY IS CLASS CARL Finge painter. 14 yenra etperlonce; capabloof faking charge of shop. Addross K 10, Boo. 857 4 “WANTED, POSITION AS CLERK IN DRUG \tore: have had 3 years oxperience. Address X 18, Dee. ML 6+ ~ WANTED-MALE HELP. WANT trom Karisn City TARNESSMAKENS STAY AWAY triko thoro. Mis 881 B ONE_GOOD BLACKSMITH AT onee, oapablo of dofng plow work And_horse Ahociig and generss 1o Work. il Swiies. ob. B 30-10) RAILROAD LATIORERS FOR owa, Nobraska, Southorn Wyoming' Utah and Tdnho. Gocd wige Kramer and ©0'Henrn, Labor Agency, _WANTED, A LIVE WIDE-AWAKE REPRE onttive to represent ua In every locallty. ono With vim, vigor, pluck and push 1y make £250 per month: no peddiing good thin tirely new; staple as flour; send fc partic todny. Adidress “Manufacturer,” postoffie 5503, Boston, MGIT WANTID, route on Dally Eventng BEE. HORST ofico 0_CARRY A Call at 1 ) WANTED, rainry o copmision National Clgar Co., St. Louls, Mo. P WANTED, THIS WERK, TWO TOUNG MEN, rocelvo Instructions and Keep books, wakes $15 J. B, smith, 617 sheoley block. S M99 o ING stamp. 204 Address with and 80 T OMA"" DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1892 -SIXTEEN PAGES. ¢ HE FOR RENT-UNSURNISHED ROOMS. MONB! TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. FOR EXCHANGE. Continued. e Comtinu-d. WITO WILI, DO WRITING FOR ME 8 will make good wages, lepls with tamped envelope. Miss Milarod nd, ind 899 4 LADY AGENTS TO SELL TIHE Jilygela Elcctric Corsnts. feat soiling and most profitable. For terms call or send to Western Cor- w0t Co., St Loiils. Mo, T 4 (L IVANTED AT ONCE STRONG, YOUNG NURSE girl. Must be neat and clean. 1033 South Sird street s —WANTE ADIES T WRITING FOR me At thelr homes. Send addressed stamped envolope. Mrs. Violet Gordon, box 107, Chicago. il 824 1= WANTED, LADIES AND GIRLS TO DO OUR new work for us at home: § to 88 por week easily made; 1o paintiag or canyassing. Send solt-nddressed envelope. Echo Manufacturing company. 4 Liberty Square, Boston, Mass. Ms09-§* ¥OR RENI-HOUSES. [);:FOI KENT,TWO HOUSE L 1t AND 115 8 I8th street. ‘Very handy 10 businoss. Modern convenlencos. D, 38, 14th At ’ i)';-mmu HOUSE, MODERN, CENTR Dusiness, good repatrs. Apply G 8. Elgutter, Y. Life butlding i) STORES, FLATS, DW o In ail paris of eity. Kilkenny & Co., Contl Room 4, D: [ Diover fow day . (1= LARGE BASEMENT KOOMS FOR FAMI ¥2520 Douglns. 5 (1-TWO ELEGANT FRONT ROOMS UNFUR- Tnished, st front, at 624 8. MS17 b LY. 1 T poaio o souTH troot. 83 '}'{mxlfu GOOD PHOPLE TO JOIN BOARDING club. § n week. Partieulnrs of K8, Boe, e FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES. [ FOR RENT. THE L STORY BRICK BUILDIN 916 Farnam st The bullding has & fireproof co ment basement, completo steambeating Bxturest water on all the oors, gas, ote. Apply at the offico of The Bee. I8 YOI RENT, PART OF GOOD OFFICE CHEAP. Wi J. Welshans, 411 Karbach block i 1;.Folt REST. 2 ELEGANT STORE-OOMS, JUST comploted. The best opening in the elty for n live €07 grocery suare. lont vory low o' an active man. Addreas ¥, L A., 1180 South 32d st. DRE HOOM AT 1621 HOWARD IT basement. A, K. Kiley, room 40, Barker biock. ‘ —FOR RENT-TILE FINE DOUBLE STORE, 116 and 118 South 16th street, better known s Stoneli!l's 0ld stand, best location in Omaha today for auy kind of business. Rent vory reasonable i aken {mmedlately. Inquire at The Boston Store. TMOUSES, ALL modern conveniences, on Georgin ave, | block from st-eet rallway. Apply room i, Eeo Building, J. M. Simeral, recofver, 161 D;kok | RENT, 2 5-ROOM atroct, betwoen 25th and 26 Doard of "Trade. Phono 195 D;iFok RENT, CHOICE FLATS 1N Ttor block. cor. 16th and Jackson sts. T and third floors 18 $50.00 heat $10.00 oxtra; they in first contain: thom de. all and L HOUSES, H. T, Clarke, 210 0 We will rent to_families Inqaire nt 16 8. 16tk st L12RO0M HOUSE 20T AND DODG B All modern convenlencos. Possession Ivon lmmediatoly. Call or addross M. L. Hoeder, toom 403, Paxton block MG SIX ROOM HOUSE NBAR 11GIT uire 2116 Capito] avenus. 65 NCI _HOOMS _FOR RENT. ELEGANT rooms in the New York Life building, suitablo forcafo purposes.” Apply (0. Hicks, agent, toom FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS. NEW HORSE-POWER ELEVATOR ON . & M in firstclass locality. - Address J 62, ee office. 5000 GOOD BARN CHEAP AT AITIL ARD JACKSON Fidolity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. 832 12 WANTED-TO RENT, TG WANTED. EITIER A 4 OR B ROOM COTTAGE or unfurnished rooms with private family for Ilght housekooping, by a gentleman and duughter. Address K 6 Bee. 8254 T WANTED, STEAM HEATED HOUSE OF 10 or 12 rooms, centrally located. Address K 17, Beo. s0) 4 ) ST RE 00N ¥ ished cottage. *References required. M7 1000 Loavonworth at. i e STORAGE. M DRY, CLEAN & PRIVATELY STORED KUK niture,1207 Douglas. Omabia Stove Repair works. il T TOQNS WETTT AT, 61200 5 Bogus Wit bath, §.00. Holbrook, room 7, 163 Farnam i EOIt REENT, § FLATS IN LINTON BLOCK, 3th and Mason streets, G rooms each, water and gas. ieated by steam, In g60d repalr, rant 10y, In- quire at 917 in the bldek. John Hanilln, age t. i)—z “DODGE. MODERN, AND IN ALL RE- apects dosirabie. - L. 8. Skinaor, 1614 Farnam st B IVANTED, SALESMEN ON SALALY Oft fOM: ndle the new patent chemical ink ernsing . "The greatest selllng novelty over produced: ernses ink thoroughly in_two second of paper: 200 10 600 por cent profit; o agent's sales amounted §620 in six days, another in two hours; we want one energotio general agont in ench state aud territory. For terms and pirticulars wddross Monroo Erasor Mfg Co., 338 Crosse, Wis. 657 DOk RENT, A &ROOM COTTAGE, 3511 AND jones, §.00 por month. Fidelity Trust company, 1610 Furnam st. 080 D»-mefi LIST HOUSE: . PAUL, 1005 FARNAM, MO44 829% T FURNISHED HOUSE, = KOUNTZE PLACE, \Wirt stroet, § rooms, modorn. J. J. Glbson, 307 Virst National Bank building. 07 To-WANTED. A PRACTICAL MAN WITH SOME capital to tako o wator mill.Addross bOXE, Lincoln, Neb. i‘)flv.mmu BRICK HOUSE, ood barn. Omaha ltoal R 4, Beebiog. 4 CORNICE MAKERS B WANTED AT ONC iz Dodge, at Eaglo Cornlce works. Epeneter. PREMISES AT 2021 isting 0f two housas, 2 D320, REN —§ COOPERS WANTED TO MAKE SLACK Ubla.. butter tub, ete. W. F. Burker, 107 West B stroct, Slonx City, Ia. MTES 6 BaA, G000 BOY T0 WORK HIS W N 'wholesale lquor house; Ge! preferred ; rof- Prences required; call at once ot " IGTH AND _ BRICKLAYERS A Jobat Bros, uesday morning. 3 VANTED, TWO MORE IRON OR BRASS molders at once: good wages, permanent Job. Western White Bronze company, Des Molnes, I, RK ON PUBLIC h and Hristol MEOS 8 'B—wAN'l'lcn. 20 MEN TO_W improvements. Inquire at N. th and Walnut sts. _WANTED, BOY FROM 14 T0 16, Omaha box fuctory, East Omahi M08 4 B FANIED, AT ONCE, GOOD BAKE, ply 413 8. 15th streot. —HARNESS MAKER WANTED. A GOOD harness maker at once. Address P. 0. Box 140 Ulysses, Neb. M BOT 4 B—\VA.\‘TID BY A STRICILY LEGITIMATE band _relisble beneficlal organization (ten yoar endownment insurance) 8 good busi- Dess man, as manager and organizor for this state. 'An excellent ohance for the right party to bulld up & permanent and big paying busin ess. Address, stating experience, age and references, P. 0. box 535, Richmond, Va. MBIG 5 —WANTED, AT ONCE, GOOD BAKERS. APP] 413 8. 15th 3804 “WANTED, AT ONCE, A FIRST CLASS ADVEIR- ising agctior o work on dally tn Omay 8 dress J 85, Yoo [ —1K YOU position in any pa to " Western Busines Minnespolis, Mino. B WANTED, A FIRST CLASS TEWISI CLOTH- ing salesman day ait mo FIRST ¢ thor need a; sts. and 8. o8, ARE SEFKING of the United Agency, inclosing stamp, Y i BN S TO SELL THE 1 ost campain novelty. Five dollars n day made during the next thiree months For lara address Andorson Brokerage Co., A nd. WANTED, AT SOUTH OMAHA PACKING house, 0ffice boys to run errands Salary §.00 to £6.00 per week, nccording to intelligence. Ad X 12, Beo ofich B WANIED. YOUNG MAN ABOUT 19 YEALS Zof age as asslstant bookkeeper. must b accurate Address K 13, B79 4 AMES AND ADDRESSES d women open for perma- clusive torritory, We guar. anteo good workers &0 a week, We furnish office, furniture, delivery team and newspaper Our article 18 a monopoly. It will 1 bills of everybody. Ful lars by mail. Lithographs, pawplilots, ete., freo upon recelpt of ‘postage. Addross Koal-: 65 Oliver street. Boston. Mass. BLITANTED-SALESMEN ON 155 ROAD TO 1l advertisin cards and ealenders on_commis- on direct from the manufacturer. Can make .00 por week. Advertising Specialty company, Bufalo, N. LY WANTED, AT ONCE, AN EXPEKIENCED press boy. iteed Job, Printing Co., 612 Bee Bldg. & 80 4 and quick; state salury; references. Boe. B, NANTUD, TIL of energetic me B IRAYELING SALESMEN IN THIS TERRI- tory. §15 per month and expensos. Encloso stamp.* Kenwood Baking Powder Co., %66 Harrison stroct, Chlcago. 52 4 NVASSERS. W. & W. PARLORS, hist. BMEGH O3 1 £15.00 PER DAY AT HOM I, SELLING Lightning Plater and plating jewelry, watch es, tabloware, & ates the fnest’ of jowalry. good ds of motal with gold, siver or no capital.” kvory houso eding platiog. 1. K. Delno & Co., 3 B0 4 MAN. Stamp and references, “K 2" care this paper. 816 4+ —AGENTS, DROP ME A CARD, SPLENDID scllors, W. K. Keed, box &, Greenville, 111, Bid 40 ALMA. A 508 4 o nickel. hax guods Columb Bf\nmkn. RELIABLE A0 firat you'r. ANTED AL , Ali, Nebr. WANTED-FEMALE HELP. T, WANTIED FOR HOUSEWORK all family rles stroet. TiD. GIRT NTERS N ToR Wl W, Hamliton, 2102 MGIT | DRESSMAK- Akents can make 00 o B0 por week, “For partleila raD. A GOOD ork, 1o ehildren N—HUSINE § FOR LADI Uyoung Indles ean in'# few month Aty £07 004 POaltions as ALoROKTALOTE Ly thkIng pri: vate lnstructions 1 shorthund and tyhewritig' of A C. VA0 St i professional stonosrapian, £ om B18 N, Y. TAfo. g N—WANTED, INELAL HOUSE- work, 2115 Cgan B 6 A-WANTED AT ONCE, A GUOD RELIABLE irl for general Bousowork in & small 0y place Lo the right girl. Apply ut Grd stroet ) —BHIRT MAKERS AND ‘braska Shirt (0. V-LADY ABOUT & OR OVEER UNACQUAINTED J with complicated businoss dotalls, may obiain 1kt sl ple cmployuient f0r & fow BOurs each day By wbply i Lo wur ettce, xoum 1 relgliion block on OR G iarney at. EDUCATED uy witer 10. W0, Marshall, Supt. 870 4% WANTED, BRIGHT GIKL TO LEARN UAIG Also §o0d weaver and ventllstor. 2002 outh Mith bt. Ms7a v WAN FED, EXPERIENCED LADY DEPUIY o orgunize lodges for frateraal lnsurance 822, Chicago. (R 0 Prico RE! i“"""i’_“" E_CHEAP, CLEAN, WELLS, 11t Farnum street. ) WANTED—TO BU Y, “FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, STORED, Wells, 1111 Farnam st. 66 —WANTED, GOOD LOT FOR $100,00 CASH, party to lease same £or term of years. Addross 366, Bee. T4 —WANTED, TWO POOL TABLES, SECOND hand; must be chieap. Address D. M. Sanders, 220 Charles street. 7 MBI 4% T—SPOT CASH FOR CLEAN STOCK OF BOOTS AN and shoes between §2,000 and §,600. T J. O'Nell, South Omaha, Neb, 835 4* —WANTED, BY YOUNG COUPLE 7 OR 8 room house with bath and farnace, convenlent tocarline; rentnotto exceed $5. Address 505, New York Life. FOR SALE-FURNITURE, W REAL ESTATE LOANS, 6 T0 T PER CENT; 10 ndditlunal etmegs for commlvalon ot AtLoT- ney's fees. W. . Meikfo, First National Bank bldg. PRIVATE MURIEY, 1T AND 2D MORTGAGE 1ow rates; Adox Moore Boe bldg. 678 e i Wi W, OMAHA SAVI¥GS BANIC MAKES LOANS on real extate W ibWest MAFKo! fates. | 10AS made in small of Iante @ams for short or 1o ng time. No sommission i charged and the loans are noi i the east, b Iways bo found o Dank on the .rso?“n 'and Douglns streo W MONEY TO JOAN ON IMPROVED CITY proporty, low iie. A, C. ¥rost, Douglas blk, A‘W NS ON CITY AND FARM Tieg & Relby, 31 Boara of Trado 2 Suas VWU AND FARM REAL KSTATE LOANS atlowost raten; cqnsult us bofore borrowing. E. C. Garvin & Co., 38 Sheoly block, 20 ‘ J~WANTED ATONCE! ] APPLICATIONS FOR Toans. " Geo. J. Paul, 10)) Farnam street MO15 -820* W, lANDe mortgages, W ;;LUANS §100000 UP MADE AT VERY LOW rate and promptly. A, K. Riley, room ker blo M MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. CALL AT THE OFFICE OF X OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. (INCORPORATED.) IF YOU WANT MONEY MONEY ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS OR PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ANY KIND in any amount from $10 to $10.000 atthe lowest possible rates and in the quickest possible time without publicity, and with the privilego of keeping your goods in your own pos- session. Kemember that you can pay any part of the loan at any time and In this way reduce the cost of earry- ing the loan. “There will be no exponss or charge kept out of the amount wanted, but you will recelve the full amount of the 10an. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., Room 11, Crolehton Block. 16th and Dougias, Next to Postoffice. THE LAKGEST AND ONLY INCORPORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. P XD YOU WANT MONEY? THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTRE CO. Room 4 Withnell block, cor. 15th and Haruey sts. Will loan you any snm From $10.00 to $10,000 On the day you ask for it We_make loans on furniture, planos, horses, wagons, warehouse ro- celpts and _personal prop- erty of kinds In any amount desired. At the lowest posaible rates, withoul publicity or removal of property. You can pay tho money back fn and amount you wish and at any time. and each payment will roduce the cost of the loan in proportion. THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE- ictly contidenttal. A. E. Harrls, room 1, Continental biock. 663 —FURNITURE OF 6-ROOM FLAT FOR SALE, for cash, 1817 Leavenworth street, top foor to left. AT4-825% ~WILL SELL O TRADE LEASE AND FUR niture of good hotel In Omaha; worth §1,500.00 Address K 14, Bee. 340 por Dt ver mont ROOM MOD 1, 630 80. —NICE Dl i ivoroom: cottage o5 So. 3ith st Inquire 624 So. J7thst. John I, K. Lehmann, D 10-RO0M 10T furnace and all . CENTRAL Aprovements LOCATED, 19tk st. DFOR RENT, 0-ROOM HOU . street: bath, ote.: nowly painted and undergoing other )yements; §I8 per month. K. v row, ¥ N. Zth avenue. D;oNE ok T 6 FINEST RE oity: 10 rooms: every tmp class house; furnace. Inquire 1516 South 10th, 52 02 —BLACK WALNUT STANDING OFFICE DESK. Good conditior) eheap.” P 0. Box 710, Omaha O kor SALE, A SPLENDID PIANO, VERY cheap. Must go in three days; party leaving the city. 811 South 2th street 80 4% FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. P' FOR SALE, A SIXTY.DOLLAR TOB BUGGY for $35.00. H. B. Cole, Continental block. 23 D—GOOD GENTLE MORSE, HARNESS AND cart, with canopy top. K. Mohle, 161114 Furam. D_GENTLE FAMILY HORSE FOR SALE. 1821 Binney street. MBS 11+ FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. 1) FOR RENT, 4 NICE &-[00M COTTAGE AND barn, 1208 8. 10th st; apply to M, D. Cook, 111 Vinton. 831 6% —2 HACKS, MOVING EXPRESS WAGON, 8 coal boxes, mower. wagons. 51 Douglas bigek. 512 D;XGI RENT, NICE 3 KOOM HOUSE family; large'lot, pantry. cioset and poreh. §.00 8406 Webster st. MS5T 5 —FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN! "HECTOR." A perfectly marked St. Bernard dog. 814 South 26th street. 64 4% T);EOR RENT, 4 ROOM FLATIN BRICK LIOUSE ground floor.” Clhieap to right party. 2504 P! street. MSS) G* —~BLACK WALNUT STANDING OFFICE DESR. o Good condition, cheap. Address P.O. Box 719, maba. —FOR RENT, 10-R70M HOUSE, MODSRN 1M provements. ' Enquire 2126 Haraey stre —A NICKLE-PLATED BICYCL! only been used one*scason, sale cheap at 450 South 2th v ~FOR RENT—SEVERAL NICE HOUSES NEAR Hanscom park. Hicks, ageot, 505 New York Lifo. Keys ut 1130 South 515t street after 6 p. m. 901 4 —A SET OF BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS, NEARLY new. and threo tons of wagou material for sale st bargala. Address Box 140. Hebron, Neb. 1900 7% TROOM HOUSE, Apply 112 N 26th, D, FoR ki MODERN 1M- provements. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM unveniences. 912 Douglas street. 4 GE FRONT ROOM, M752 S5t 19TH - FROONS FON_ RE FFUINISHED GOONS WiTH BATH NISIED, STEAM i .00 810 FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOV. o 0NE LARG Y Gentl also nice room on ground fl0or. only. 2019 Ha NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ALL MODERN Lconveniences, with or without' board. 07 N. V] B0, Address J 40, Bee. [ cnoies FURNISILED ROOMS, 1810 stroot. J—FURNISHED ROOMS, sulto ot 1011 Farnam. T OR RENT, NICELY FURNI private family, near motor. 56 . CHICAGO 718 4 OR _EN TIT4* ROOM, SINGLE D_LARGE FRONT ROOM AND FRONT BED. Yroom ensuite. steam heat and all modern con- venlences. 1517 Leavenworth st.; top #00r left. 478 110 Q—FURNISHED ROOM WITH BATO, ONE block from motor, 86.00; 1119 Georgla avenuc, 0T i‘: URNISHED ROOMS, 2419 DODGE STREET. v MRO 4 JO—LARGE FRONT Y2011 5t. Mary's avo. M0 40 2 —8 FURNISHED ROOMS, CAN BE USED lght housckeeping. 417 8, 11th streot. Mi764* i}':c ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING FOIt MAN Yiand wifo; rent taken in bourd. 319 N. 17¢h st RQOM FOR GENT AN, T ryuasi CD FRONT ROOM, WITH A LC 716 N, 20th stroot. B24-50 —FOR RENT.—FURNISHED ROOMS AND furnished rooms for housckeeplng, at 10: tol avenu MSES 10 L EURNISHED ROOMS KoL LIGIT HOUSE- keoping, 804 N. 1Gth st. None but respectable A 104 2D KOOMS. SINGLE OR ENSU N- Can people need apply. ROV, M2 10 BOARD, 2305 Mst3 100 D FIRONT KOOMS. SUIT 52) North 19th streot. M 0 FIOOR OF COTTAGE NEAR urnlslied or unfurnisiud, house: Keeplug. Address K 16, Boo. YDouglus str NICELY FULNISH | jgentiomin EplRooms Wi o wiTiio «© “FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. P, ogs Wit BoARD FOiu vate famlly. 2215 Howard stroet. I‘ “ROOMS WITH BOARD, 1722 OAPITO K Mi 0 FAKNAM, NICE KOOM AND BOA 3 O T T FUKNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD AT 213 X bougins. Mol 8100 ROOM WITHT atlomen, private TWO IN_PRI- Forow 5 board to two ladies or family. No other boarders. a one block of Hanscom park and motor line. For particulars address with reference, J 2, Bow ofico. 25 MISCELLANEOUS. RHHEUMATISM, © ACUTE AND =~ CHRONIC cured at the AKin Medical Dispensary, M bave been cured after suffering for years. for testimontals. Patlents treated by mail. Masoule Temple, Chicago, 111, R NANTED—FREE-FRER-—A §16) CC sclentific dress cutting lessons will be gi every Indy that books her name as & scholar in the School of the Wondertul World's Champlon Sclen- titic Tallor System within the next thirty days. Wo tench you how to cut seamless Princess drosses without one inch of seam in them, elther in linings OF goods; DOL even in tho shoulder. Seamless Princess Koyals, scamloss basques, French dartiess basques: no darts in linings or goods. French ten Rowns, thirty styles of slesves, thirty styles of Iadles” coll oats, cloaks, binzers, skirts, and, in fuct, everythink known 'to five distinct trades. ‘Address Madam Aberly, representing Prof. De ln Morton of Paris, France. Kepresentatives wanted everywliere. Hoom 804, id 00r, N. Y. L,/ R;LARGE ADVERTISERS, IF YOU WANT TO rench a milllon people in Nebraska quickly and practically write at once and get rates for the best method known. J. M., P. O, Box 752 Omaha. 891 4 RiA BLEASANT PRIVATE HOME FOIX INVA- Itds atHonlth Institute, 2120 8. 16th St Also electro-magnetic treatment, 0zone and YApor batls. i 4 X —PRITCHARD, 61 DOUGLAS BLK, 16 & DODGE. —CHATTEL LOANS MADE ON FURNITURE, planos, Iive stock. ete,, without publicity or re: moval property at_the lowest rates and the easieat payments. Duff Green, rooms § & 9 Barker block. 5 loancd on any chattie security by W. C. Wood, agbnt for Nebrasks Loau company, 1316 Dou streot, up stairs. [ e —LOANS ON CHATDSLS. REASONABLE IN- terest, partial Paymdnts 1 to 6 months. W. R. Davls, It 20" Continental' block. - Blevator 16th st. MORRIS, o0 814% ‘g--womw 1S CHBAP. 810 UP TO 810,000 X-ciat TEL LOXNS, 022 N. Y. LIFE, —MONEY AT LOW RATES ON ARY KI security. Keystone Mige. Co., 203 Shoely X #2000 TO LOAN O CHATTSL SECURITY busiiiess contdontial " Hoom 553 Board Trade, BUSINESS, OHANGES. FOR SALE, AN ESTABLISHED GROCBRY. ne of bost looations in city. No trade. Ad- dress N 40, Bee it § MiL 7-$000 GENERAL STOCK MERCHANDISE, Ucieanest stock in the state; clear Omaha property or land. one-fourth cash: 86,501 stock hardware. and % 1ots In Westiawn for oash_und land; 810,000 Raneral stock, ono half cash, balance iand. . ¥, Hinger, 1519 Farnam. M8 10% ~KOR EXCHANGE, A ETOCK OF G| merchandiso for lands and cash. Add) W. Watking & Co., Frankfort, Tad. Moa10r Z7WANTED, A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, 12 TO 18 drooms, modern Improvements, good location in Omal will give In exchangs for such a house f(aod clenr farm land at actual values. Address 15, care of Bee. M8s6 6 Z-WILL EXCHANGE UNINCUMBERED OMA “4hn renl estato, togother with & fine Iine of bu; les And earrlages, for kood Nebraska unimprove o K i1, Bee. 858 4 ‘OR SALE-REAL ESTATE, Bataar AN D A SINFARM LANDS— i _ncres. Howard county, Neb, worth $15.0) por acre, only ,20.00. 100 acros, ¥ county, Neb, acro, only 81,1900, 10 . X Tutte county, worth 81230 por nere, heap at $12.50 per . Knox county, Neb., a blg by iAo unty, Neb, o blg bargaln at 160 n Kearney county, Neb. , §1,200.00 160 In Jefferson county, Neb., §.000.00. 100 In Frankiin county, $1,000.00. 160 In Frontier county. Ny 160 in Hiteheook county. 160 in | uffalo county, 160 In Banner county, 100 In Brown county, Neb. 180 In Chierry county, Nk, & Nob., § y, Neb., b, 160 In Harlan count; Cass ¢ rm in Sarpy county, Neb. 80-ncre farm In Sarpy county, Neb. 1.00-acre farm In Douglas county, Neb. 2i0-ncro farm in Burt county, Neb. 1600 ncre farm In Franklin county, lowa. 0-acre farm In Unlon county, [owa. 82-ncre farm in Union conniy, low 20-acre farm In Unlon county, 400-nore farm tn Union county, lowa. 20-acro farm in Union county, 1owa. We hinve wild lands throughout Nebraska ranging In prico from £100 to §2000 n_quarter. Also desi: ik farms and ranches in lowa, Nebrask! | Wyoming. Write or call on Geo. N. Hicks, 05 N. V. Life bldg., Omaha. Neb. Wi VW HEN FORT OMAHA WAS LOCATED H yonrs ago 1t was supposed to b in an (s lated plnce. n only a few yoars & Iarge number o Qmalin's beat citizens crowded upon its very bor. ders 0 bulld thelr homes and_establish their bust ness plants. They finally elbowed Unclo Sam off He lsnow located down by the ten dollar tion and a good many of these wamre citizons followlng him up. Geta lot for §10.00 while you can. Chins. P, Henjamin, 1505 Dodgo streot. 80 4 j“:':/\ln'll-‘l?h HOMES FOR SALE. 1have threo very nice modern bullt houses for salenear Hanscom Park at Thirtysecond street and Poppleton avenue. These houses are new and modern bullt with all conveniences, Including bandsome bathrooms, fur nuce, splendid brick cellar, ote. Nelghborhood 1s ull that ‘cun be desired, and the location Is ono of the most plensant and healthy in thecity. Can give immediate possossion. In order to effeot a quick sale | will offer these houses at a very low figure for the next ton day Cell at my office, 05 N. Y. Life bullding. and let nr show you these houscs. "Keys may also bo ob- talned at 110 South Thirty-first stroot, -any even- Ing from 610 8. Geo. N. Hicks, 044 ARGAIN--GOOD COTTAGE, § ROOMS, BATH, preCstiront &, w. part, noar motor and pavemont, . £2,5%0.00, worth £5,600.00; b ¥ . F. Butts, 2080, 1700 at. e IST YOUR REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE WITI corgo J. PAul, 1603 Farnam st. MO 81 BY THE OWNER 10,00 ACRES OF finest farming land at u great sncri- G.IL. Peterson, 1412 8 13th st.Omaha. 73388 5% TYPEWRITERS For Sale, Rent or Exchange. BEST in the WORLD! MEGEATH STATIONERY OO, 199 Farnam Streot, Omaha. THE SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGD is via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St, Paul R'y, as reprcscntcd on this map. MARC By 1, DES MOTNES Electric Lighted, Steam Heat- ed Vestibuled trains leave Omaha daily at 6:20 p.m., ar- riving at Chicago at 9:30 a.m. City Ticket Office, t5ot Far- nam St., Omaha. F. A. Nasn, Gen'l Agent. C.C.LincoLy, Pass Agent. fulon Pacific System.— Auction, Tho tollowing uncla’'med bazeage will be sold at public auction at R Welly Auction House, 1111 Farnum street. Om b, Nob,, comn- meneiig nt 7:0 b. m., Wednesday, Octobor 3, 1802, and continuing v tho samo hour each succeeding day until sold: Zine Trunks, marked—N. J. Nial, Longmont; Ledford, Ohildross: Jn O'Rellly. 3 lonsburg: W. J. Kenody. Saginaw Georse Waiker, J. W. Nowall, W I Doyie Phil Holmes. Fred J. Tab cock. O, A, Stond, Z B, Hazine, Honry' Shor- man, W Aduwms, T. B, Oir- pontor, 1 wan, Orton’ Thayer, A. V. Con Wells, John Guancson, Miud E Russet Tdu Harvey. Georze B Har- ris. Charles Runaail, Miss W. Funn 'son. : Aundy unks - Pere; Vallses—Frank M. Earll. Jesso Bundlo—Miss Laur i Shorland, A 0800 pleces of miscellancons artiols sistinz of guns, s, blunke trunks, boxes 84-11-18-25, General Bagave A zent. RAILWAY TiME GARG ‘ie.Chloazo Express...... ©iloazo & Towa Loeal. URLINGTON & MO. RIVEI| Lonves i rev iy 500 4 m .Deadwood Expross. .Danver Express. Denver Expesss. .Hastings Local . C 000 ACRES IN BODIES OF 160 TO /1,600 cres. glit-edge wild Iands at85to 10 per 8cro In state of Nebraska whose crops Inst year ng- gregated one hundred milllon dollars_ (8100,00).000). Owner must realize. Prices named are one -half nctual value, Dircet frelght compotitic &M.and U, P.R. R W. G. Albright, 52 Lifo Bldg,, Omaha. BYY ACRE PROPERTY CLOSE T0 OMATIA. Ten acres, with cottage, elose (o olty. &1,50) Forty ncres only 83 miles from postoftice, agre—£11,0 Twenty acres, elegant tract grounds, only §50 per ncro— Eiehty noros. flvo miles splendid Investment, $265 por acro—§21,200. Geo. N. Hicks, §0 N. Y. Life. INE FARM 10 MILES NORTH, IMPRO all under cultivation, blg bargain. . ling, Barker block. M near new falr from _postofiice, o VHOICKE FARMS FOR SALE IN HARRISON Jcounty, Town. Send name with stamp to our address, and recelve full dascriptions. A, A. Wil liamson & Co., Woodbino, Iowa. J. L ROY, WHO LIVE 52 SOUTH 5 South Omaha, says Mr. C. Benjama, 1506 Dodge stréet, Omaha, the seven lots 1bought in your ten dollat lot addition 1 found jusi resented, and am well pleased with the invi —TAILOR BUSI account of mnw& . Lundeon, Fallerton, Nel 176 SALE CHEAP ON | 'R SALE. TWESNTY LOTS IN WEST KND on: must be sold at once: apply to Geo. . Hicks, 505 N. Y. Life Bldg. PP e Y, GANADIAN BMPLOMENT OFFICE, ESTAB- Iished 13 years; best payiag business in Omaha. Inquire atroom 1, 1509 Farnam streot. M3)7 20 Y ;EARTY HAVING TEN OR FORTY THOUSAND doliars can find a good business opening In stock my 2 per cent dividend. Ad- dress J 63, care Omahs Bee. T6811% 7—10 CAPITALISTS OF OMAHA: THERE IS A paying businees that Omaha a8 & point is woll adapted for. The enterprisels fairly a new Ldea. only tested and found thoroughly good. Being £00d and sometking new and lekitimate, it will py & larger profit than any ordinary business. T men of capital who will know a good thing when shown up and want to go into something paying ad dress J 63, care Bee. 35 1 RESTAURANT AND CONFEC- company that will REGULAR GRADU- tion in & gocd rall- rond townon the K., E. & M. V. R. it In South Da- kota. Country well populated.” Addroess J o1, Bee. 612 S8 BUSINESS CHANCE—RARE OPPORTUNITY for man of energy and Intelligence to step into aprofitable businoss that will stand most rigld utiny: must be man of ability an dsintegrity who can invest $2,000 or glve security for amount; unless you want business and can meet requirem ents don't answer. Address J 67, Bee. M3 Y FO8 SAUE ELEVATOR ~¥OR INFORMA: t1on address \W. J. Biair, Linwood, Neb. 797 18% HOUSE IN LINCOLN FOR SALE. ‘Address Z, Om Y ;A GOOD PHYSICIAN, nte, can securo a good —CHOP doing a g0od business. Lincoln, Neb. ~1F YOU ARE SERKING A OPPOR- tunity in any line of business write for our bul- letin, Inclostug stamp. Western Business Agoncr, Minn, CLAIRVOYANTS. SoVES NANNIE V. WARKEN, T ATRVOYANT ellublo business medium, AL yeur at 119 N 10 o 3 -ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY: WO revelations. Challenges the world. M Legrave, dead trance clairvoyant, strologist, puimist ‘and life reader: tells your life from the cradle to grave; unites the separated; causes mar- riago with the ono you love: tells whoro you will succeed and in whai business beat ndnpted for: the celobrated Egyptian bresstplate for luck and to destroy bad influences; cures fits, Intemperance and all private complaints with massage, baths and slcobol treatment. send §2.00, lock of hair, name And date of birth and receive accurate Iife chnrt: 2 cents Instawmps for circular; give inltials of one you will marry; also photos of same. Oflice 417 South 11th street, irst floor; hours, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m Come one, come all, aad be convinced of this won- derful oracle. M4 160 - MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. TP -MASSAGE TREATMENT, ELEOTRO-THBR mal baths. sealp and har troatment, manic ure aud outropodist. Mra.ost,318,3 1oth,Withnell blk. i) _MADAM STOWE, HEALER 02 Pratd street. DS 0 FP—MME. LA RUE, MASSAGE, 416 BOUTH I16TH ce, third ioor, flat 4. MBI 9% TP=MADAME SMITH 1121 DOUGLAS STREET, Toom1, §dioor. Alcoliol, sulpuur 40t sea bavhi MAGNETIC WUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE, GELLKNBRCK, BANJO 1 EACIEIR, cornor 15t und Harney, 942 CHER BUSI. i Kood paylng 2 Franklin, MB02 6 Y ClnAr. “STANDING OFKICK DESK, BOX 719, Omahn. s-ae Y, ALE, FIVE YEARS BU ness. half price; good”locatlo: trade; good ressons for solliug. Y EORBALE OR WILL TRADE FOR AN KLE- vator ina good town. an establishod grooery business, bestlocation in the city, doing good bu ness with select class of custom. ‘Address K5 ee. 85,000 A Y EAR, Y Assured by operatiog Rowe's {nfallible handl- capping system on eastern races in Omaha. Smull capital required. Socond successful year. Hefer- ences from subscribers throughout the ‘country. Torms 625 weekly. ~ Write for prospectus. C. D. Rowe, P. 0. Box 127, Brooklyn, N. Y. 89 4 —FOR SALE, A 82,600.00 8TOCK OF FURNITURE and undertaking goods In the best county seat 1n onstern Nebras| Satisfactory reasons for selling. Address J 50, Bee. 841 4° Y VANTED. A MAN TO GO0 THK PACIKIO n yoars contract Must invest $10.000 cash in goods and merchundlse to bo carried there in stock and must glve entire attention to the business. Honry Ver- non, (05 Home Insurance bullding, Clilengo, 1k FOR EXCHANGE. 7Z-CLEANSTOCK OF GENERAL M E; W Lako real estate & money.Box 205, Frankfort,Ind. Va6 & with Hospe, N.W FALL —OMAHA KINDERGARTEN, THE term will commencs Monday, Sept. 5th, 200d Davenport st. birectress, Mrs. 'Evelyn Griffiths Stallard 58 7% TMIS. T T MARTIN. MUSIC AND ELOCU- t10n teackier, Wit Hospd oF 8. Tt ot TMORTGAGH LOANS LESS THAN 1 PER CT. Tncluding il obargos. Buabs Nat. bank bldg. 009 NEY—NET TO BORROW- ors on Omahu oity property. No uxirs charios gEaoy kiud, Wiy pay hiuh ratost Money s cheav. You can get full benetit of low rates from Globe Loan and Trust Co., 16th and Dodge. 610 W LoANS GG WALLACE, 412 BROWN [ —ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO 1 W rates for choloe security on Nebraska or Iowa farms or Ouiaba elty property. J¢-BUALD AND KOOMS, Tl DOUGLAS, 23 s 7 KON AND BOAKD # WEEK, 1112 DODGE. i M oo wis 1 BOARD, 1707 DODGE M0 T2 DESIRABLE ROOMS, ONE WITH AN AL FOR RENT-UNFURNIEHED KOOMS, o (=WANTED, GOOD GIRL KUK GENKRAL CRolloeanel old ¥ Maad Lo ¥, HARKISON, 013 N. Y, LIFE, 013 —CENTRAL LOAN & TRUST CO., BEE BLDG. COATES, 15 'V»muu- MONEY. 1614 Furnam. w;w,uuum IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED ty property.$5,000 and upwards, G 0 § per cent. Faradm Smith & Co. 16th and Har e BEE G. W. P No delay (G TO S KOOMS, Wd N. Lisk Bb. - w—uimfn: LOWEST GATE PAUL, 165 FAKN. Nis b1 7—FOR BALE fronting south o &t sadiion: finlshed in hard pli EXOHANGE, COTTAGE 0 W. L. Belby, 34 Chamber Cou 1n Carthake Zoiow saLi o EXOHANGE BARGAIN Ebony upright plano. Address G 6b, Boo gftico. M4 7ok BALE OR EXCHANGE, MY 80000 fioquity in 040 nores of as nice land and good soll s tiore 18 10 the staia, near the west lineof Per: kina Co. Ten full yeara' tmeon the balance of $4.00 per ncro stfiper cent’ aunual luterest. What have you to offer? ‘Address P, 8. Casey. Sou Omabis, Nob. T 319 5 77-FOR EXCHANGE, 80000 STOCK OF GEN- fieral merchiandise for horses, Address box G G, Burwoll, Garfield county, N 0 16 0 ACRES IN PIERSON S SUB DIV. GOES FOR £2,400.00 1f s0ld immediately. Surrounding land 8t §300.00. Address Lock box 25, Uskland, Neb. b1 4 ity Day xp a U. ¢ “Atlantie Expr Vestibulo K<t 088 Arriyos bt NIUS PAC Unlon Depot ] Boatri Denver Expross. .OveriandFiyer. . & 3trmebg Bx(ex acille Bxprass. . “Chicago Expross.. ‘Chicago Fxpre SI0UX CITY & PACLFIC Depot. 10th ana Marcy St Omaha Sioux City Passengar. 0% p m St. Paul Expross 100a m X CITY & PACI |Arrives 15tk and Wobstor ats. | Omaha St. Paul Limited. 05 A m F., 0. VALLEY, |Arrivos Depot, i5th and Webster Sts. |Omaha 1G BARGAIN, TEN ACRES CLOSE TO THE city with small cottage, trees, etc. A splendld place for home or fine fruft and vegetablo garden. £ sold quickly only $6,600. Can take good vacant 1ot or Nebraska farm ‘s first puyment. 1ong ti on balance. Call and see this property. Hicks, N. Y. Life butlding. 904 40 BIEBARGAIN, NIOE RESIDENCE LOT NEAR Hanscom park ade and fruit treos, It sold quick only §2,400; easy terms. Geo. N. N. X. Life. s 18 WHAT [ JOIN VAN DORSEN SAVS los P. Benjai 306 Dodge street, Omuhn I bought ten lots in y en dollur addition. 1 am n gardoer by profession: was much pleased to fingd the lots even better than represented: s well pleased with my purchase. John Van Dorsen, 15th Aand Spring streets, Omala. T, SALE Wi AkE three model five-room cot sellata very 10w price on of them fi von 17th pluceq tho other 1y at COMPLETI on, whiich wo onthly paymonts. . just north of Kountze 6th and A strects. They can suit you asto tern Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. THREE OF THE FIN Hanscom park, coverod with ado and Truit tr Thoso lots are chonp nt 2,500 anc o g B0 will offor ¢ 1 'you want a bice residened o call’and seo mo. Hioks, 505 1to 1t will pay (. Lifo Bldg Wi 000 CLEAR LOT, WILL TAKE EQUITY IN A o 8-room modern residence, on Howard near sith street. Sce locality, Only once in & great while such n_chance occurs. Interest and tuxes pald and balance, §2,600.00. on easy terms, long tme, A. K. Riley, room 40 liarker block. M8l 5* i OF 8100 por wo have sold all but 3 We propose closing the o ten nere 1ots, haif cash. and Howard streets. out atsime Wright & L 5B p m 5Mp m 10258 m Ba m at.) Wyo. Exp. ( Norfolk (Bx, Sund, Arrives Omaha W05 p m 124) p m « [T L5 p m 645 p m| .......8t Paul 615 p m|BAncroft Passs Toaves |CHICAGO & N Omaba|U. P, depot. ) r(kx Sandy) DRI W ESTHIN | A b and Marcy St | L 2p m 0 10 & m ¢ i 180 p m (ix Sun) Atlantic M; (Ex 8) Carroll_Parsonger OMAHA & ST. LOUIS P. depot, 10th and Marcy Sts. Arrivas Omaba Louls Express Louls Expross “CHICAGO, . 1. & PAGIFIC. Unton Depot.Council Blutte Night & Arcivor ranstor Knusas City Day Gxpross licnnsns City Night Fxproy TSIOUX CITY & PACIF | _union Council Blufs. ~Sloux City Accommodation St I'aul Lxpr: ERE IS ONE OF SOUTH OMAHA'S LEADING merchants who owns & home wnd is now 1iying on the ten dollar 10t addition who can show as 1 garden product as ean be found in the s Drasku. Heonly pald me $10 for each Lot purchas: Enclose postage 1or plat and information concern i this addition. Charles P. Benjamin, 1600 Dodge i 804" Arrivar GillGAGD, BURL'N & QUIN: Transty ouncll Blufls Arrivos T Unlon Dopo BARGAIN-xlid k00T EA- P FRONT ON 2011 atroot, South Omabi. If x01d quick only 1,850 Lok, 05 N. Y. Life idg. w014 STRUCK BOTTOM—GOOD 7.R00M HOUSE, FULL lot, Redick park, 82 torms: cornor lot, Boy d's addition, §7 h: k004 corner Jot, Lowe avenue, £00, would take horse and buggy In purt. Bo Spuncer, 446 Hoard of Trado build ing. Moy k7,200 W BUY A HANDSOME NEW AND «Diiodern bullt house in Hanscom place Just north of tho park, all ready for oc oy Hicks, 806 N. Y. Life bldg. ORAES, COLTS AND CATTLE FEED AND for the year round. I have 23 acres of kood pnsture, b acros gUOd grass, ) acros of kood Onts wtubble. Part of the ‘stubble ls standing ripe oats, which makes the bost pusture inthe world. A ®00d fonce, nico fresh running waterand barn room for 50 head In case of stori. | Daye the Iavgost horse ranch in Douglns und Sarpy county. Pluase csll and 800 my stablo roow and feediig yards and pasture 80 you wiil be sutisfiod, Leallfor and dellver fres of churge. My prico on pasture s $1.00 par mouth, and in winter fesd hay, raln, cut food_ and straw and 200 aoros standing Corn stalks. Kept fa barn nizhts, prico from §.0) ermonth up. Two miles south of South Omalh nilo from street cars, Addross Geo. G. Guus, P 0. box 13, outh O Neb. 3411, DRESSMAKING. DNGAGEMENTS 10 DO DRESSMAKING IN tamilion sollelted. Miss Sturdy, §0 820Ul AL JALL AND INVESTIGATE MME. KKl Usyatem of Krench talloring, the only porf tem; outs with tatlor square dart rule. fore golng elsewhiore, Mue. Phelan, 15i1 Vinton, 7 OLEAR LOT FOI HORBE AND BUGGY. #24 Poppleton avenue. J. Nelson. bt Z— FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CLEAR land or vacant property an inside Zstory brick worth $10,000.00. Good rents, clear: party golog away and don't want 0 bother with renting. Fee A, 1 Kiley, room 40, Barker block. 70 4 Z— 3 FARMS IN WHEAT BELT FOR A GOOD . clear residence ln good to: for resl- denco ln Omaha, . ¥. Kioger, 1619 Farnam. M1 100 7/—A BUSINESS THAT WILL NET FROM $100 Lo 8200 per week Investige. B. K. Ringer, 1519 Faroaw. Bl 100 Z-CLEAROMAHA RIEAL ESTATE FOU MUNE. actual valusiion. 0usy 10 1040 Box 618, Omabe, LOST. ORI ST, DERNALD BITCIL WEWARD KON roturn 40 Max Gelalor, 406 N. 16th street, b6 ¢ “FOUND. T CK HORsE OWNEL CAN VAKEN UF. A BLAC iave it vy caliug 6t west side, Houry Lougoutor KD e e Barbecue for Lubor Day. Meat Iospeotor L Frank will start today roasting @ 1,500-pound pative steor it Syudicate park, off Twenty-fourth street, to 6 eaten at the Labor day picsio. The Man- facturers and Consumers assvolstion donated the stecr, and the feast will be freo to all. Bt Loul 216 p m Amoug Military M The War dopartment has instructed the army ofticers throughout the country to make aspecial offort to get the various military posts in the very best possible sanitary con- dition without delay to ward off a possivle epidemic of Asiatic cholera, ‘Phe following military convicts will be sont from Fort Omaha to the prison at Fort Teavenwortn: Thomas Higgins, John Kitt and Albert L. Winter Tt is gonerally believod that tho secretary of war 40es not intend o establish the divis. fon schems talked of some weeks ago. 1t 1s thought now that this was agitated by somo of the friends of the mujor gonerals who would like to'bo placed on a litde higher plano than the brigadior generals who com- Inand dopartments. Major General Miles and Major General Howard aro at prosent equal in authority with ali the brigadier generals, simply commandink departments. With the Ye-establishment of the division scheme thoy with Mujor Genecal Scofield would bave charge of the divisions, leaving the briga- diers n command of the departments com- posing the divisions. ¥ -—— Disease never successiuily aitaoks the sy omwith pure bload. DaWitv's Sarsaparilla makes pure now o122 Lait varicaszs vl - Regular Soldiers Appreciute a Good Thing. Beruevue RieLe RaNok, Nob., Aug. 81— To the Editor of Tur Bre: The colisted mon of this command dusire to mako sn oxpres- sion of their sincere appreciation of the gen- erous efforts made by Lieutenant Arrasmith, Second {ufantry, who was in charge of their mess for the department compstition of this oar. YO8 & provider he nas proven bimself in- comparable. Though the Lroops bave re- ceived but one vaywent, thus giving but one mouth’s profit to two months' subsistence from tho camp exchauge, the table b suffered no falling off in the quality or quan- tity of supply. That the twelfth sunual competition will over be, owing to his generous endeavors, & most hiwhly cherishod memory, is the hearty READY FOR SCHOOL WORK. Assignment of Teachers as Made by the Superintendent for the Opening, The public schools will open next Tuesday. For a fow days there will be a scramble and confusion in gotting the classes sll organized and started in the work of the term. Tho most perplexing problem will meet the tonchers and tte Board of Education this yont at the same poiatas last yoar,at the High schoo! building. It is ovident that several hundred pupils will have to bo transferred to other buildings uutil the new Central chool building is completed, and the chanoces aro that thoro will bo a groatdeal of dissatis. faction and some vigorous protestations all along the line, but the superintendent is de- termined to 0 the matter coolly and pnilo- sophically, making the vory bost of the facilities within his reach. ‘I'he assignment of toachers has been mada but some altorations will, of courso, banecos- sary beforo the whole corps Is thoroughly sotiled for the vear. Following aro tho ase signments mado by the suporintendent: Ambler—Jennie C. Saimon, principal, Bancroft—Ianme atterfleld, principaly Kato A. Wolcott, Mary D. Ballantyne, Ber- tha Birkott, lvelyn Hobbs, Harrlet Hickox. Cass—Mary 1. Simonds, principal; Isa- belle Doyle, "Anufe I Giills, Emma N, Brad- shaw, Hattio . Simonds, Mollie A. Con- oyor, Hattio M. Duncan, Ireno Byrne. Castellar — Mary B, Newton, principal; Nellie Bennott, Minnie Burglund, tHortense Smith, Mabel Hyde, ellio Ircland, Mary Jonhnson, Mary E. Muuror, Mary Thompson, Isabella Ross, Florenco R. Baker. Centor—Jennio Redfield, principal; Mine nio V. Moriarty, Fannie C. Fernald, Adaa ‘Lobitt, Lydia Bruechert, Belle Humphrey, Sadie Schlesinger. Contral—Clara ~ Schiesger, principal; Susie Eveletn, Daisy Wood, Lucretia Bradloy, E lith Morton, Alice Harper, Anua Tanerty, Ida I8, Mack, Edna Harney. Clitton Hill—Emma Campbell, principal; Bmmu 15, Stiles, Elizabeth Allen, Mlorenca McCoy Central Park—Margaret T. Latoy. princi- pal; Edna V. Hobart, Cora M. Hawes, Ellon M. Kendall, Mary 1. Wolcott. Davenport—Lottie L. (iassette, principal; Mima C. Doyle, Ellen M. White, Minnie Burgess. Dodge—Mar Brady, May D, Kdmuu Mavia J. Gallagher, Rotti Johnson. Dupoat—Mary W. Hay, principal; Blunche Van ICuran, Alico Jordan, Heien I. Norton, Mamie Furlong, Anna J. Mach, Lucy W. Evaus. Iekermann—Agnes Hutchinson. Forest—Mary . Kont, principal; Harries Beedle, M. Noppa Holliday, Minnte P, Baker. Fort Omaha- Fiteh, principal; Rose A, Lilijo V. Mickel, 4. Read, Cordelia Lmily J. Robinsen, Franklin— Roed, prineinal; Kate J. Mey mily Dorn, Mary MeMahoa. Farnam—Annie P. Truland, priveipal; Clara B. Mason, Emma Wheatley. Nellio V. Bausorman, Jeannette McDonald, Nora M. O'Connor, Ada I, Hopper, Mattie L. Huse sey, M. Florence Lattlofiold, Holen Wyckefr, Fibson—Lillie L. Banker, Hartman—Ellen M. White, principal; Emma J. Carney, Margarot Scott, Klila ‘Thorngate, Jennie Roberts, Kolia W.Nichols, Carrie O. Browne, Helen Rogers, Martha W. Christiancy, Rose E. Nickell, Winoie A. Lawton, Jessie S. Durbin Hickory—IFanuie Nevins, principal: Ame- lia Brown, Kato Armbruster, Auna E. Withrow, Carrie M. Hick Izard —Jeannotte I Woodward, Kate Hutmaker, Penelopa Smith, Grace Lillie. Kellom—Anna Foos, prineipal; Eiizabeth Bunker, Mary Lucas, Cora B. Pratt, Blizu< beth Rooney, Helen Root, Minnie Dye. Kata M. Miles, Cassandra Schaller, Steila M, Champlin, Lizzie R. Needham, Grac Macauloy, Esther Heston, Catherine Ioos, Cebolta Schaller, Camilla’ Bliiott, Lioke—Emma Whitmore, principal, Lizzie cock, [illa_A. Carlisle, Neva Turner, v A. Ieid, Avis Hansen, Edith Goods speed, Daisy Manning, Ida M. French, Mathilda "Fried, nma McCline tock, Dora B, Squier, Lida Han- na, Nellio Powers, Anna Witman, assurance given bim from Long—Sarah M. McCheane, * principats Virginia Kennody, Pheve D. Perkins, Emma J. Ure, Mary Moore, Huldah Isaacson, Virs ginia R. Victor, Hattio 5. Eddy, Lunicd Stebbins, Ada C. Joaes, Callila McConnell, ISuzaveth Atkinson, Jane S. Smith, Anna Phenix, Lois G. Morrell. Lothrop—Nora H. Lemon, principaly* Carrie H. Johnson, Hallie Squier, Mar Brolliar, Jeunic M. Phelps,, Luljs Crummer, Mary A. Bruner. Leavenworth—Minnie J. Wood, princival; Mary G. Hogan, Agnes McDonald, Margares H. Read, Margarot Galbraith, Grace Garrett, Zora McKnight, Florence Leighton, Lillian Wilbur, Mabel Jennison. Monmouth Park—Myra La Rue, Mason—Jonnie M. McKoon, principaly Martha L. Powell, Kate E. Crane, Margares O'Noill, Ida J. Jobnson, Adelaide Goodson, Lula Knight, Lizzie Witman, Jennio L, Fair, Martha Parrott, Emma J. Godso, Amy L. Hughes, Omaba View—Sarah E. Thompson, princie iov J. Roys, Matilda Evans, Ivy eed, Alter, Mury'I. Latey, Nettie S, Rhett, Loraiue Cornisn, Carrle O. Day, Anna B! Smith, largaret McCacthy, principal; , Helen Lioyd, Mary B. Goodx man, Stella Graves. Buima Lonergan, Lily Bruner, Margaret Goss, Ian M. Goodman, Allie Campbell, Jessie Luzoar, Laliian Wil ber. Park—Lillian Littefield, principal; Emm- Littlefield, Elizabeth Allen, Margaror Mo Laughiin, Elizaboth Leighty, Lva Bartlett, Holen Lloyd, Julia Nowcomb, Dora Harn ey, Kate Hungerford, Ada Alexander. Sherman—Margaret Vincent, Jeanetto McKay. Saratoga—dJames H. Faris, prinetpal; Kate M. Keau, Josie McHugh, Miunie Swarizlans der, Helen M. Nave, Kathorine M. Wright. Vinton—Lida Shallenberger, Ida Dysart, Rose C. Fiwh, Walnut 11l ~Rene £, Hamilton, principal Clara B. Duval, M. Lizzio Hewitt, Agnos M. Dawson, Ella B, Perrin, Louise B. Mann, Clars F. Cooper, Orie Brown, Nancy L. Lewis, Ada Blackmnoro. Wobstor—Sadie . Pitman, principal; Alta Poacock, Murguerite Ellis, Clara Hutmaker, Mary B, Moyer, Minnie Wilson, Margarot McAra, Emily Wood, Juliet McCune, Dora Coburn, Clara Kumpf. West Omaba—Faunia B, Hurlbut, princi pal; Jessio Meltoberts, Ida &, Notson, Anna A. Bradfeld. Wost Side—J. L. Alvison, principal; Ju'la 4. Davis. e Thos. E. Craig, eJitor and publisher of the New Haven (Mo.) Notos, says: “I have used Chamoerlain's Colic, ~Cholera and Diarrhoea Romedy with great satisfaction for the allments of my children.” For sale by druggist: —_— AGAINST HER OWN MOTHER. principal; A Young Girl Tells o Sad Tale of Family Woe at the Police statlon, Fourteen-year-old Aunie Schustor was in volice court yestorday with a complaint against hor mother for disturbing tho peace. Snbe says that her father, Andy Schuster, is in the east and separatod from his wife. How motheris living with a North Sixteenth stroet rostaurant man namod F'rank Peffoer, and tho girl herself is working for Mrs. Popper, whose husvund has a feed store at Tnirticth aud Cuming, The girl claims that becausa she will ot leave ber placo with Mrs. Popper and go and live with Peffoer in an improper relation ner mother com out to Tunirtieth and Cuming periodically and wakes Rome howl. Tho other duy tho girl missed her #hoes and stockings and found thew al the restaurant, whitber they had been taken by her mothe: iday the old lady cam out to the feed store and smashed & show case, and for this she is to be arrested. i DeWitVs Savsaparilia ciaanss e Siys He Banged Hor Head A galnst & Wall The case of T. L. Van Dorn of Twentys second snd Loavenworth streets, cnarged with assault, was called in police court yess terdsy wnd was continucd until Wednes- aay, The complaining witness is Mrs. Mary Dickson, a gray-husired woman who lives ab 2018 Harvey street, She forwerly lived in Van Dora’s apartment house aud whilo there bad visitng her two girls trom lowa, whose actions the dofendant did not approve, Aftor thelv retura home Van Dorn wrote o thele frionds making complaint. Mrs, Dickso went ovor Lo find out what busiuess ho ha in the matter and told bim what she thocght of bumn, She alleges that Van Dorn replied by baugiug her hoad agaiost the wall and otherwise maltreating her. This was on August 12, aud Mrs. Dickson says sbo has beau contlied 10 her Bouso {rom uer 1ojuric sinoe, th il s——— Tuk EXLISTED STRENGTE 0F TuE COMMAND. \ DoWitv's Sarsapurilia is relaole ] W -