Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 8, 1893, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, SE PTEMBER 8, 1893 SPEGIAL _NOTIGES. CE——————— ADJERTISEMENTS FOR THRSE COLUMNS will be taken until 12:30 p. m. foF the evening and until §:80 p. m. for the morning and Sunday edition Adveriisers, by requesting & numbered check can have thelr Anawers addressed to a numbered Jeter in care of Tnx Bre. Answers 8o addressed will be delivered upon presentation of the check. —_— BITUATIONS_ WANTED. Raten 14c n word firat inwertion, 1o & word there- after. Nothing taken for lens U ~BOYLES & BABR, NEW YORK LIFE BLDG. Tel. 86K, furnish business men stenographor %408 ZWANTED, POSITION BY A GOOD BUSINESS man, with tén_yeara_experience In_grain and ber; references given. Address, P. 0. ll-.vx 108, Erenton, o Mst0 107 “WASHING AND IRONING AT HOMEOR GO out. 3418 Jones stroet Mes7 10° ~WANTED. PLACE FOR GIRI work for board while attonding Cumings street WANTED--MALE HELP. “Raten 140 a word firat Inscrtion. 1o word there- after. Nothing taken for loss han 556 P SALARY OR COMMISSION TO AGENTS TO handis the Patent Chemieal Ink Eraser Pencil. e mont useral and novel invention of the Age. riaes [k thoroughly i two e magle. 200 1o 500 poreent profit, k. We #l180 wint territory and nta. to maka money. Write for terme aning. Monroe Erasing Mfe W 585, BiB0,YOU WANT TO BECOME A FIRST CLASS snlemman with & chance of beconiiig A cofie 1or and work for the Singer Mfg. Co. If so apply at Singer oMes 1518 Douglas, 161 813 PolRANK k. LSS WILL EEARN SOME ihing 1o his advantage I he will cal on or ad- droan K. . Davin, 1601 o 1000 Jnckson S “WANTED, TWO FIRST-CLAS - kers, No ot ced apply. Address A. € Laufter, Fairbury, Neb. M702 8 MANAGER, INDUSTRIO! ung man o manage " "Good alary and Interest in businces. Must o 8t $600.00. Room 516 . bide., Chicago, 111 M423 2 MONEY TO LOAN —-CHATTELS " Rate _"'? & word firat insertion, 10 & word here- after. Nothing taken for less than 250. Ratos. 10¢ a line each insartion, $1.50 & line per month. Nothing takon for loss than 95¢. (39 SOUTH FRONT ROOMS 608 N_13TH ST e e M119-916%_ (3.5, CHAMBERS FOR HOUSEXBEPING TO ”'Fm;.m‘-n;i wife, no children, hydrant and cIA‘u-m -17th, (G2, OR 3 ROOMS, UNFURNISHED. 1009 J Loavenworth st. 6RO 8% FORRE T-STORLS ANDOFFICLS, Rates, 10c f line each_inacrtion, 1.5 month.' Nothing taken for less than aline per FOR RENT, THE 4-STORY BRICK LUILDIN 916 The bullding hns 4 fireproof e nt, complete steam-heating fixture he 100/, gas, ete. Apply at the oMes ment bas water on al of The Bee. ~FOR RENT, OFFICE SPACE ON G floor at 1702 Farnam stree 1 CELL BLOCK. 15TH M3118 194 'R TO LET FOR DESK ROOM WITH OFFICES CHBAP. and Harney. able ~ party. CAll or address, 8 & Benedict, 1712 Farnam . 548 FOR RENT; STORE AND BASEM ENT AT i X PO YOU WANT MONRY! We will loan yon ANY SUM von wish on your : FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS, : CARRIAGES, WA REHOUSE RECETPTS, ste. Weglve prompt attention 10 all applications, and will eafry your 1oan Ak Tong e you wish: You ean rediies the cost of earrying your loan by A payment at any time. There 18 no publicity oF removal of property. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTER CO. Room 4, Withnell biock, 009 Cor. 16th and Harney sts. LL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE- urity: strietly confidential. A. B. Harrls, room 1 Continental biock. 607 “MONEY A We will £ large, al the lowest possib aulckest possibie time, and for any le 1o sult you. You ean pay it back in ments a8 you wish, when you wish, pay for it a8 long a8 you keop It. You ¢an borrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE OR ANY OTHER ITY, 415 South 111 strest: store, 14081414 and 1418 P R T g VL ot peoperty. Capltol avenue. 'A. J. Poppicion, room 311 First 00 BIB T I AR Natlonal bank building. M747 0% " prdirs! fioor abeve the -\n‘m-(.' Ben, e K U 1470 'HE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR- BRICK STORE W FIXTURES, 1470 e L1y South 16th. Inquire Gust Haml 1013 Doreas ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. 008 Atreet. 770 \J —_—_— AGENTS WANTED, Ratos, 100 4 llne each nsortion, $1 i Nounng takcen Tor tean ih 0 a lino per Rates, 100 month. Noth ertion, $1.5 ng taken for 168 thin -2 OR 3 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT housckeching, west of High kehool. - Addrens P 45, K39k 4 ROONS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEP- ing 1t modern house: no ehildren; rof oxchanged. Addross P 45, Boo. WANTED MEN TO DIG WELLS NEAR Councll Bluffa tgPottawatiamie county and @ iy part in cash AT 1 )10r8es. eA DRI 10 ~WANTED, BY MAN AND WIFE, WITH threc ehildron, rooms aud board 1n the vicinity of Tth and Hickory streets. Call or address A. Blatehford, 141 8, 7tk MHOS &Y nue, uird Bvorott, Counetl flufrs, La. =11 B WANTED, TRAVELING SALESMEN TO handle new Columbian novelty as side line: no fake: blg inducements. Send Dallens Novalty eompa B WANTED, TWO MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS eapable of solleiting orders and selling Awmln to famlilies, Call 1603 Howard st. WANTED, A LIVE MAN TO REPRESENT onr business in this city, P not necessary to right man, Must fu Plymouth Rock Pants Co." Call on W. the Paxton. B vaNTED, IMMEDIATELY A REGISTERED 1 i inanigor for my drug ore, Mt como voll roec pected, Ad- well recommn Rsa A A. Brooks, 819 7% —WANTED, TWO Ol THREF UNKURNISHED rooms for man and wife near N. Y. Life bldg. Addross P 49, Be M3 8 K VANTED, WO PARTLY FURNISHED . ro0ma in privato family. vicinity St Mary's and 20thave. References. Addross P66 Bee —_—— BUSINLSS CHANCES, month. ' Nothing taken fofiss thi JECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS, Ratos, 100 4 line esch , $1.50 & 1 TRISon $1.00 A line per BOTLES & BABB, 618 NEW YORK LIFR BLDG, " makeh, Teading machines. largest line of Rk ‘Tel. 558, 1y writers in the Por cemt saved on Al 242 WORLD'S FAIR HOTELS & ROOMS “Ratos Tige n word firat o after. Nothing taken for loas than 250. F[THOSE WISHING TO V! at Chicago ean find 1 204 38th stroet r Grand v 1T THE WORLD'S atly furnished rooma at 0 softion, 16 & word thore- FAIR ard, at 60c 10 #1.50 per day: convenient to elavated R. R. and Cottage Grove avenue cable oars. brick bul Meals 35 Idiug, first conts, 88, 50 ¢ 660 031 K LIS AVENUE, Chicago, 10 minutes walk from falr, nis per da DRESSMAKING. “Rates, 100 1 line aaoh Insertion. $1.50 & 1ino por month SRGAGREMRNTS 10 10 street NGAC Stami 11 Nothing take for losa Miss Sturdy, EMENTS TO_ DO o8 sollcited. o DRESSMAKING 1N 4218 Nich 769 DRESSMAKING IN 2021 Callfornia stree SHORTHAND AND TY PEWRITING. Tates, month. 10c line ench Insertion, Nothing taken for less tha Rates, 10c 4 1ine each insertion. $1.50 & line per month. ' Nothing taken for loss than 25c. Y CHANCES, BOX 874, SHENANDOAH, IA. J;WANTED, LADIES AND GENTS TO S w27 o high grade ‘art : vory liberal inducei . e 1 ass proplo wanted. Add! NEWSPAPER IN NERRAS. rirait Co., 106 Wabash avenue, rosale at n bargain, Western Businoss 0. MB6R 108 16N, Y. L bldg. 210810 D ~GOOD ENBRGETIC PHYSICIAN Address Lock Box 71, Bertrand, Neb. 414 OR SALE OR RENT-THR STOELT! Hotel in Prosser, Adams Co., Neb. Apply b Hastings, Nob, 415 /< WANTED- PARTNER, BITHER SILENT OR with cash, (0 earry grain fn Central No- . Can buy cheap. Good prospect to double Capacity for fifty thousand bushels. Ad- w8, O 44, Boe, 436 —BEST PAYING MEA Y INESS OPENING FOR A FIRST CLASS buicher shop, location good: ' liberal indic ments offered 1o Hight party. Apply at 606 S, 13th street 78 ~WANTED, THE UNDERSIGNED, OWING TO {1 health, wish (o sell their hardware stock, 1o- eated at a thriving county seat town fn central Towa: a good paying business and a bargain for the right party. Address P 41, care Bee. — — = 771 100 —WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN WITH BEST n Dt referonces. board “and room withy private AVANTED, TO LEASE ELEVATOR 1IN family, out, near carline. -Addreny P 4, Bee. astorn Nebr T DESK IN FRONT WINDOW OF on Douglas and Chi- ¥13 110 KoDesk 8tore on 16th street, hetw cago. Address P 65, Bee offic ROOM (! T OF WAGES TO COMPETENT COOK (vflllll Inundress. Mrs. John M. Thurston, 2408 Farnam. Ei?}Anv COOK FOR RESTAURANT, SHORT ‘order: 1180, dining-room girl. Apply 610 b 8t 1 805 8 ;! AL, HOUSEWORK, FAM- /fly of three, must be abie o cook. Apply 1113 South 9181 8t 51610 ) NTED, IMMEDIATELY, A GIRL TO DO secind work in a small family: wages $i a week: references required. Apply No. 3 Worth- Angton P woposite Brownell Hall, near South 10th BUB-T -WANTED, GOOL 1L FOR GENERAL housework in family of three, 1135 South 2th A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUS: i $1.00 por weolk. Inquire at 516N, §1.50 a line per an 250, IN ALT, PARTS OF THE CITY. ¥. Davi ¢ 1505 Parnam. 650 T) #AND 4-R00M APARTMENTS, VON DORN biodic, with steam; roforencos; 816 S 2 87 Iji TOR RENT. 7-ROOM MODERN FLAT, Lange block, 606 8 h st HB8 ~6-ROOM COTTAGE, MODERN. CHOICE, IN Stauford Ctrel C.’8. Blgutter, 204 Beo blas. jo N. NEAR BUSE 204 Boo vuldi 90 t moderats, i)7 ~ROOM HOUSE. INQUIR ])—(blln;)fi CGTTAC nistied rooms, all ¢ shade, N, E. cor. 2. ALSO 4 OR 0@ UMFUR- orn, beantiful lawn and nd Miaini streots, 411 I, PROPERTY WITH bidg. Stores flats and M741-02 1 RENT, HOUSE IN GOOD REPAIR. 708 I 16t strect ™ Ty-ror et Ao piaric mo Hicks Re: RS LS buiding, 1075 nd all other conven 03 8. 16th 8t $25. C. rooms Clouser blo Haller, 511 Paxton bk 768 “ROOM HOUSES, SOUTH 207l coom house, 17th st.i d-room flat, 1Gth Inguire GustHamil, 16 13 Dorcas. ])"r-:u RENT, TWO COTTAGE fitied; inodern tinprovemoits. ONE 2 8. 30th, 796 COT- N.20th. Key nextdoor north. ME10 9° 3210 CAS: i, good nelghborhood, eheap to Apply 10 E. A. Northup D MODERN SIX-ROOM HOUS Kirat class rop Aesirablo tenant. Dept., B, & M. Ry -4 D, 10-ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODERN CONVE Lencos, 21% South 10t street. T); FLEAsANT, house, moders Itent mo DETACHE] ico lawn, At barn, 2611 ;800D NEIGHBORI00D CENTR ral, m; all modern, 4 t0 7 rooms, bric housca; Izard: 221 North 21th street. MS56 11 = FOR RILNT FURNISHE “Ratos, e & word firat in after. Nothing taken for lon, 1 8 thad 266, unfurnished rooms, a 8n or' oue floor of flat; refercnces, Address P 67, M5 14* STORAGE, Creston, Neb, MO24 12 DRUG STORE. —FOR SALE_GOOD_PAYING Address P18, care Boc. MO79 5 SALE, ONE-THIRD INTRREST IN A o mabufacturing bustucss: B enewa & Yf“m SALE OR TRADE, WHLL ESTAD- P Y Ished drug store, doing good bustness. Add Rates, 100 a 1iuo cach insertion, $1.50 a line por mouth. ' Nothing taken for less than 250, M M. STORAGE clean and cliea TORAGE, WILLIAMS&OR( 8,121 HARNEY 595 FOR HOUSEHOLD D rates. K. Wells, 1111 Fa WANTED-—-T0 BUY. Rates, 11c o word first insertion, 1o a word there- after. Nothing taken for 1658 than 25¢. WILL BUY 60 TO 100 SHARES OMAHA ik St0elc I 1t can be had cheap. - Addrgas , 2 SECOND-HAND CALDRONS with furnace, capacity 50 to 100 gallona each Apply to John Luaghland, acting sceretary Asso clated Charlties, §07 Howard streot. MS38 9% N G0OD™ HORSE "AND MILK DELIVERY AN wagon. Address P 51, Bos. M35 0% FOR SALE—FURNITURE. Rates, 13c & word firstinsortion, after. Nothing taken for less than ()-FOR RENT OR SALE. DEST MAKE UD il plano. Inquiro room 308, First Natio bank bullding. o2 —A HOUSE FULL OF NEW FURNITURE used three month: nust be 8old in three d: . Can be seen from 2 t0 5 p. m. 1817 Jackson stroet. MBGG 0° FORSALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC Rates, 136c o word first insertion, 1o word there- after. Nothing taken for less than 25¢. >-FOR SALB CHEAP, A NICE PONY CART mins stroet. MRS Inquire at 1614 C AND LIVERY, word thero- ~l';(‘lt SAL A "DROP A NICKEL IN for selling clgars. Will IOt mack sell cheap, Ave 10 more use {or Ity almost new. J.N. Collier, Fairbury, Neb. BiG-0 Y ~BAKERY FOR SALE, CHEAP, IN TOWN OF 5,000 inhabitants; only one other bakery in Address P 52,caro Bee. MEGO 9 NE GROCERY DOING A @ in good location; will involce ; sicknoss roason for selling. Western Chemical Co., 313 South 13th St M353 10¢ “FOR EXCHANGE, Rates, 10c a line cach_nsertion, $1 month. ' Nothing taken for less than /=T OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS 0 aline per /iand D: WIII sell cheap or exchange for mdse., horse attle. Add. box 76, Wrank(ort Tud [ 7 :SLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE, WILL Pake real estate, money. Hox 205, Frankfort, Lid. i 750 K, GOOD TOWN IN EAST- e * Stock mdss, Address B. 0. Neb, M510: FINE RANCH TO TRADE, 507 BROWN BLDG, M742-02 7783500 STOCK_GENERAL ‘MERCHANDISE fitor £3,500 cash, $5,000 land.. Box 781, West Polut, Ni:v. MTBL 7 TTRADE, CLEAR WESTERN NEBRASKA 3 utsiide Omakia acre property, Address Box 685, Schuyler. Neb. M780 11 7~IMPROVED LAND IN SANDORN AND JER- iauid countivs, South Dakota, will trade for mer chandise. Address P. 48, Bee. ME34 13% FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. PilsT-CLASS BOARDIN Windsor stables, 1416 Davenport. iorage for carrlages. . M782 P;EOR SALE. A BAY HORSE, CIr quire at 123'N. 87th St. OR SALE CHEAP, A buggy. Iuquire 442 South P-FORSALE CHE saddle or buggy. EAP, IN- B4 0D HORSE AND Atk Ave. DNb4 10+ A PACER, GOOD FOR. Inquire 44: : __FOR SALE_MISCELLANEOUS, _ firat insersion, 1¢ a word thera- ing taken for 1ess than 250 Q SALE. A REGULATION SIZE BRU wick & Biiks billfard ta Everything in first Q TORSALECHEAP, LARGE FIRE AND BUR lar proof safe: also small fircproof safe. In- quire at 1116 Farnam streot. M43 leuck. TONE. AND LUMBER FOR SALE clheap atlzand stréet sehool, between 191 and 20th. P. 8. Balen. Matis 12+ C Qrmfi/\m'._lcu IN OAR LOTS. GILBERT ros.. Savp bioek, Council B, M7670% Rates, 10¢ a 1i month. ' Nothing each {nsertion, $1.50 a line per ken for less 25c, Tflfifi,.fib& C.F.HARRISON, 012 N, Y. LIFE Mi03's10° S—HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, SALE . ¥. K. Darling, Barker blk. pIEET Y INVEST YOUR N nice home? Tani offering 4 good 6-room houss and half acre 1ot for Laif their value. This 15 o suap. - John W. obblus, owner, 240 Bee Bldg. " ok saLe Good at rent for $2.00 per acre for Price $20,00 per acra. Also, Farnis that rent for share of crop, Price $3.00 to $10.00 per acre. Also, Good unimproved land at $5.00 to $12.00 per ac ms 1-5 cash, balanco n annual payments, cent nterest. 1 commission glven agents. No. 319 1-2 South 15th stroet, On A SNAP, IF SOLD T b s (ot 6, F a. st 0f P. . Adjoining 1 Address 1. R Mlller, Oak D. Hayes. 52100 WILL 5 miles e PO O R ST 0703 5 MISCELLANOUS, 1 —FOR RENT, 8-STALL BARN, LARGE AND convenlent, very cheap. Percy B, Ford, 436 Bee bldg, MB36 8 l{- BUILDING AND LOAN AGENTS. WRITE 10} f contract offered by D, L. P 160 ACRES OF SPLENDID FARM. ud about 16 m st of Council Bl 0 14 seetion #50.00 per i art payment: bul Apply to Leonard Everett. Coun M703-11 ship 70, ik 10y time, Bls, I, — ey Slnckhnnt N.-}._” : - o m OCLAIRVOYANTS, SECURITIES ¥oR SALE, = G13 Y0 FURNISHED ROOM WITH ALCQVE, SOUTH atront] Alno unall saoms; with or withois board. b Knight, N E T, G ANT FURNISHED ROOMS. 152 L o FURNISH YAve. 0. 2310 Douglas st WO FURNISHE men only. 623 CAPITOL MBS0 83 Q- NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR 4without board. Call 2107 Douglas. M309 19 .Y FURNISHED ROOMS WITHIN a of postoMce. 1923 Dodge. TWO NIGELY FURNISHED ROO Foorn couvenlonces; board conventent. oth dtreot “TH FRONT ROC N. 218t stroet. FURNIBHED ROOMS AND BOARD. THE DOLAN, 208 AND 211 N, 18TH ST, 507 ']‘ YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME. UNDER CARE OF Woma' Chriadlan awwoclation, 111 8. 171 a0 7~ NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD a4 tho Webstor, 16 and 518 N. 1940 a1, C b 1768141 ROOM, WITH ALCOVE. 210 8. 201 7] i“ FRONT . - ROOMS WITH BOARD AT MR. CHUROIL- MGOK U+ ¥ 1810 CHICAGO BO4-14 ROOMS AND BOAKD, streot. » HANDSOME ROOMS. furnishod, with bourd, 25th street. FURNISHED OR UN- Fhe Freuzer, 118 THE W 180 day [~ FOR RENT. BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, 8T I WAL Tamished oF tinf moderateraton. 2207 b 81, NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, VERY b i, omie table, 1ol uruie rules INGLEOR th board at 3 FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT, 10 & word @y oaw ero- MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. 2 OMAHA CITY MORTGAGES, ors good rate of fnterest. sums Rates, 10¢ a line cach insertion, $1,50 & 1ine per ale by Globe Loan & Trust Co., month. ' Nothing taken for less than 2be, ¥ - Partleulard on upplication: T -MME. CA".SUN:II'.’I DOUGLAS STREET, 31 JRECLO SRFER o0 rosin 1. assacs, Bochy“AbISRREET, 30 BY FORECLOSURE, AND i¥ER batha e MO Bt tn elognnt aiane, 1 {7 foat o oy Ry T ) TN AT T K O g osting $10 T, boay ™ NAGNWIO HRALEE 505 | SUDiete, (s house aud baty olone corte o - MADAME SMITH, 602 8. 137H, 2ND FLOOK, Roow . Massage, vapor, alohol. steam.sulphur: no and sei DathA. w719 * i PERSONAL, 5048 line per " Rates, 100 8 Tine each fns month. ' Nothiug taken fOr less thin 200 ~MASSAGE TREATMENT, BLECTRO-THE mal batis, sealp and hair tr and chiropodist Mrs. Post, 8194 S. 151, U BIRTHNMARKS, BLACK BYES AND ALL Qlscolorations of the skin covered by # new rocess; perfectly harniless: trial free. Prof Doveroux, 416 8. 15th streot fiat 4. ME18 5% MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE, = N IMPROVED AND DNIMPROVED mfi’-[‘ #3,000 and u}twunln. 5 10 G} per - Flrnaw Smith & Co, 1820 Farnan 600 NTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO., 318 N, Y. lends at 10w rates for cholce seourity on Nevraskis sud Iowi farms or Omaha elty property. 603 ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RAT . Davis Co,, 1605 Farnam stroet. 601 W MONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWEST BEATES ON Amproved and unimproved Omaha real es: 106 yoars. Pidelity Trust Co., 1703 Faraui. 002 W MONEY 10 LOAN AT CURRENT KATES. Apply 10 W. B. Melkle, Plrat National Bi bid; W ;860000 1O $1.300.00 TO LOAN 1 70 5 Joa5e on kmproved Ouiaha real celgto or fara E. 0. Gurvin & Co., 208 Whoely Voo, B4 —1 HAVE #1,000.00 TO LOAN ON GOOD IN- wide luproved residonce property; Grst mori- e Noihing buy frat-clans seourity will be con- aldored. Address P 32, Boe offic. 732 7% BENT $-ROOM DETACHED FURNISHED se: wuodern mprovements; neighborhood Tt I el 1) [P S SCALES, . | i w1 " d 4 I i Tor R i i o there- Kates, after EW & SECOND D SCALES. ALL INZN A0 SANDR S B A it Co., Lako si., Chicago. oif solely i an Investment, It i the best property In Omaha for the money. Look it over inside and out. Inapact it elosely: 1i will be sold at a great sacrifice. unity of your 1116 (o get one residend its etu Call and pleasure. "This 18 4n oppor- of tho most beautiful g6 in Omalia for less than 00 per cont of 08t we will show you this property with GLOBE LOAN & 1RUST (0. 16th and Dodge strests. M0 'O SMALL OR LARGE INV. SOME oy eholce gecuritics are offered at an tirac ive discount. ~Bonds, warrants, mortgages, et absolutely giit edged. ' Inquire of John Ditle, eon merclal broker, 209 N. Y. Life, 5 821 JFOR SALE-SOME GOOD $300.00 FIRSE MORT- Kies on elty property paylix 10 per cent; no vetler investment. - Address “Owner,” P §, Beo 076 (HOICE IST MORTGAGES, ANY AMOUNT. G, /G, Waliace, Brown block, 16th and Douglus, [ tiret insortion, lo & word 'Nothing taken for 1638 thin 50 W ATER SPANTEL DOG BROWN WIITH Wi TR Bpot on breast. Keturn to 724 South 11 and réceive rewand BUQWN roxy. W et e OST, SKEYR T aname Bobe. body, & sultabl 10 ro0m Bby oftice. “Raton. 1%¢ & word thereaior. PERRTER BITOH. ANSWELS TO blacis faco ad il und blue erey e reward to any one returniy ghton block, Dr. Wil OST-LADIES' GOLD WAT( MOVE- Juwient, ou 17ih stroet. bek olas_ and rlos streets. Leave at Palace Pharmacy, 1716 Nicholas, and get reward 0 7 i‘ N 161h, BETWEEN HOWARD | ACKBON. lady's goldwatcl and chain. ‘Liveral rewand for retura to Wright & Labury, 104 au d Howdr.| 45 4* UNDERVAKEKSAND cMBALMEKS | Ratua. 10 a lue each insertion, $1.00 & e por mouth. Nothing taken for less i 2be. " W. BAKER (FORMERLY WITH JOHN G. cobs, deceased; Later with M. O. Maul, inder I taker and ewbalmer, $10 5. 16th sh. Tel. LO0. 018 50 4 1ine per be. OUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN SOON acqui typewriting at A. C. Van hand, 513 N. Y. Lite re a working kno: Ty pe ledge of shorthand and ant’s school of short- vriters 1o rent. "|'HEBEST PLACE O LEARN SHORTHAND and typewriting I8 at the Omah collogo, o Rohrbough Bros. Omahia, Neb. Commerelal for catalogue, 393 829 MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. Rates, 10e 4 1ino each insertion, $1.50 a line por Nothing taken for 1oss thin Soe. month, 1 F.GELLENBECK, BANJOIST AND TEACHER, X1810 Caiifornia street. 914 PAWNBROKERS, Rates, 100 a line each fnsertion, $1.50 & 1ine per month: J ete. old SONNENBERG, DIAMOND +Douglas at. Loatis money on diamonds, Nothing gold and silver bought. BROKER, Tel. 1558. en for losn than 25¢. 1305 ‘atches, 618 — THE REALTY MARKET. IT\;S:TRUMENTF placed on record Soptember 7, 93 WARRANTY DEEDS. Dedrick Olsen to H M Petersen, lot 8, block b, Cunningham's subdiv, 3 2,600 Same to I1J Olsen, lot 4 (except east 125 feet) and lot 2, block 5, samo.... 2,600 O U Housel and wife'to Andrew Albok, 5% ne J O Pabst nnd wife to J T ne 7-16-13 6, block 471, Grandview ....... Total amount of transfers.... George, ot 1,000 . 840 6,840 DOC Segbrles Searles PHYSICIANS SUR GEONS sEeclalist; ‘ CHRORIC, PRIVATE. We THE NOS! A Cure CATARRH, PEPSIA, BLOOD, SKIN and KIDNEY Diseas FEMALE LOST MAN- WEA KN ESSES, NERVOUS ISEASES i DISEASES THROAT, CHEST, STOMAC BOWELS and LIVER, RHEUMATISM, DY HOOD CURED, undull forns of WEAK MEN HYDROCELE AND VARICOCELE permanently and successfully cured. Mothod new and unfatling TREATLE PILES, ut the use of Knif aladies of & priv BY MALL # 5 FISTULA, FI x, positively cured, SURE, perm peciatty. ently cured ustic. te nature, of 1 on ‘or address, with stamp, for Clreulars. Free Book, Recipes and Symptom Blanks, Dr. Searles & Searles, 118 th 15th St, Omang, Neb- PROTECT YOUR EYES AND UgE . HRERGTa Hirschbarg's i‘f;‘%&:@}gj&gfi%fi Nonchanzeable =% B Spectacles aal ”/ Eyeglasses, DaTHTED Jijy RAILWAY TIME GARD feaves [OHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.| Arrives Tnaha | Depot 10th and Mason Sts, | Omaha 4.20pm . Chicagh Vestibule. 1 1015 am 4.50 pm .50 pm| a onvon ~Chic; “Chica h Express. 20 EXpross, & Tow: iica Loc: Depot 10th anit Mason S Denver Express. dw00d EXpress. |5 Denver Ex ! 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FIGHT ON THAT OLD DIiFFERENTIAL Council Blaffs Merchants Aroused—Th Rook Isiand’s Pusition in the Fight rospects of w Bitter Strug- &le Over the AMair. Commissioner Utt after reading the od- ftorial in the Council Blufts Nonpareil of yes- terday morning regarding the bridge arbi- trary, telegraphed Congressman Morcer to redouble hjs efforts in having thediscrimina- tion against Omaha removed. The editorial, which contains many misstatoments, roused the commissioner considerably, and hoe pro- coeded to don the gloves for another go ab the railroads. Mr. H. A. Snyder, general agent of the Rock Tsland, who was liberally quoted in yesterday's Ber, had also somothing to add to the literature of the bridge toll question when secn by & reporter. Speaking of the history of the recont struggle to abolish tho arbitrary, Mr. Snyder saia: “When the special meating of tho ronds was called in Chicago to discuss the bridge arbitrary the Rook Island was the only road voting in favor of its abolishment from Omaha to pontsin lowa. We have not deviated from the position then taken re- garding this question, and my interviow published in Tue Ber of July 20 still holds good. When we met antagonism from other roads the only thing left for us to do was to quietly wait our opportunity to absorb the arbitrary. and undoubtedly that will oe done eventually. Conditions, howover, have been against © us and | whero ' we ox- pectod sympathy we have met with lukewarmness, and in some cases strong opposition. The reflection on the Rock Island in T Berof yesterday is un- warranted and unjust, because Omaha's in- terests are our interosts. Wo have con- tended all along that agitation of this ques- tion would not bring about a change s5 soon as astill hunt, and that is our position toduy. Wo have not tried to carry wateron both shoulders, us intimated in Tz Brr, but on the contrary cite you to the proceedings in the special meeting whero tho Rock Island was the only road vouing for the chunge, If © we are allowed to proceed in our own way I have not the lenst doubt about the final termination of this problem in favor of Omaha. Council Bluffs and Omaha are really one city and both should enjoy the same rates. That is the Rock Island’s position in a nutshell. 1 have explained this to Commissionor Utt and many of the leading business men of Omaha, and wonder how our position could havo been so misunderstood. It has all along been Mr. Sage’s intention to abolish the arbitrary from Omaha to lowa points, but he wanted to do it quiotly instead of go- ing into a fight with othor roads and getting knocked out. Molasses catches miore flies than vinegar, and that accounts for the ap- varent slowness in_accomplishing what we have always regarded as right.” WILL RESTORE RATES, Central Trafio Association Lines Will Have No Further Cause for Complaint. Cuicaco, Sept. 7.—Lake and rail rates are to be restored September 18 to the basis originally agreed uvon for the season. Pressure brought to bear on the lake lines by their trunk line conncetions has brought about this vesult, which will remove the grievances of tho Central Trafe association lines. It bears out their contention that tho wrunk lines can control their lake line cos nections when they want to, and when the; refuse to do so they are responsible for thei actions, ‘The restoration of rates will end much bickering and strife and prevent any more loss of traftic by the Central Traflic as- sociation lines on account of the unequal competition to which they have been sub- jected for the last two or three weeks. A party of railroad men and exporters lefu the city this evening for Newport News, Va., in charge of Edward F. Cost, general northwestern agent of the Chesapeake & Ohio road, to participate in the inauguration of that company’s new line of transatlantic steamers, to run from that point to Liver- pool, London, Glasgow and European ports, By the placing of these steamors in commis- sion a new direct route is opened up be- tween Chicago and the great centers of trade and commerce in Great Britain and Europe. It is expected that the imm effect will be a material ncrease in Chi cago's export trade. Six five new steamers are to be placed on the lme, Thoy have been constructed especially for this trade and with a view of their use to a very la extent as live stock boats, ‘The inaugura tion ceremouies will be heldat Newport Nows Saturday. Stockholders of the Chicago oat West- ern road held their aunual meeting in this city today, The oaly business of itaportance transacted was the election of H. Iletcher, H. A. Gardner and Ansel Oppenheimer to be their own successors as_ directors for a term of three yonr: fresh trouble has broken out in the West- ern Passenger ns 1on_over Texas pas- songer rates and the methods of Texas roads in manipulating th These Texas roads were notified some time ago by their north- ern counections that they would have to confing their demoralizing practices to their own territory, and that none of their cuts would be recognized north of Cairo, St. Louis, Hannibal or Kansas City. There 1s some hitch an this arrangement and a meet- ing of the southwestern lines has been called for tomorrow to straighten it out. A vote of the C Trafiic association lines is being taken on a proposition to make 4 one-fare rate from all points in Indiana to Chicago and return for Indiana day at the fair, September 27. No doubt is entertained 27. about the proposition b adopted. attlo Shipments. The Rock Island is hauling considerable Texas cattle to tho South Omaha mar- ket, the packers being the statement that the market for Texans is just s good at South Omaha as exther Kun- sas City or Chicago. Texas shippers are enthusiastic over the treatment received on the South Omaha market and have signi- fled their ntention to continue shipping to South Omaha. Texns authority for Ruilwiy Notes. Judge Kelly of ths Union Pacific left for the east yesterday. W. J. Carroll of the law department of the Union Pacific has returned from a visit to the “*auld sod” with glowing accounts of a delightful wrip, Governor West and staff of Utah went east last nignt via the Union Pacific to par- ticipate in the exercises of Utalmlay, Sep- tember Y, av the World's fair, Effective Soptember 1, all shipments con- signed to the Upion Stock Yards und T'ransit compauy of Chicago will be subject to charge of # per carin addition to regular froight rates. ‘I'he Rock Island will bring in the Mormon choirof 70 people from Chicago next Sun- day afternoon. From here the choir will go t, after the concert, via the Burlington, running speciul e — Alter Breakfast To purify, vitalize and enrich the blood, and give nerve, bodily and digestive strength, take Hoods Sarsaparilia. Coutinue the medicine after e meal for a month or two and you will feel “like a new man.” The merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla is proven by its thousands of wonderful cures, Why don't you try it? Hood's Pills cure constipation. The the best after dinner pill and family thar tic. are ca- - Federal AfMair Frank T. Thunder, the Indian who robbed o red brother of $100 down on the reser vion in Kiehardson county yesterday, finished the ninety-day sentence imposed on him by Uncle Sam. Charles V. Middleton, a col- ored soldier from Fort Niobrara, sery- wg a similar sentence for slugging a watchmaker who accused him of stealing watch, also gets out today. He was tried on the'charge of stealing the watch from the wails, bur was sequitied. Middleton is the man who was tried for committing rape on & B5-ysarold woman nesr Fort Robinson a YO&T OF 80 AgO, Alqultted on the second trial, the jury in the first trial failing to agroe. Baker United States District Atf and Assistant United States Distriot Attor- ney Baldridge will go to St. Paul noxt week toattend to some cases before the court of appeals. One case is that of Ortha C. Bell, receiver of the FKirst National bank of Red Cloud, versts the Nebraska & Ka Farm, L[oan and Trust company, which was tried before Judge Dundy, who decided for the plaintiff. Suit was brought to recover tho sum of #5.500 on A promissory noto givkn by the secretary of the defondant company, J. A. Tully. The company deniod that the secrotary had authority to make the note. und that the corporation haa never ra his action. Messrs. Greene and Chaney are attorneys for the defendant. Thrives on wood f plenty of exercise in the glows with health and her face blooms with its beauty. If hor system needs the cloans ing action of a laxative renedy sho uses the ent e and pleasant liquid laxative Syrup of N nd sunshine, with open air. Her form - CIFIC COAST NEWS, Oregon. Frank Martin, & Umatilla reservation rancher, takes 44,000 sucks for his grain crop. Jack Chambers killod an_enormous elk last week, on Burnt river. The huge ani- mal dressed nearly 1,000 pounds of fino elk meat, and its horns’ weighed noarly sixty pounds. A Corvallis physician removed from a man’s ear u pencil craser which had been there threo years. Of late it had been caus- ingr considerable pain. Portland was last weok wrapped in denso smoke and the air filled with fino ashes from extensive forest fires raging along the Cas- cade range and Sandy river. Several sot- tlers’ houses have been burned in the vicin- ity of Fair View, and the residents of that seovion have beou busy fighting the fire for several days. By September 10 the grain crop of the Upper Waldo hills will bo in the sack. A number of threshing machines are running and ono has threshed 25,000 bushels in two weeks. Grainis yielding moderately fair, some fields of oats yielding as high as sev. gty bushels per acre and wheat thirty- ve. he most remarkable placer gold product ever scen at Baker City was recoived from Sloan & Haskell's diggings one day last week. — One nugget weighs §375and s num- ber aro worth $100. The ourput amounts to $5,000, the result of thirty duys run. The ground worked was sixty-tive foot wide aud 145 feot long, the average depth being fifteen feot. ‘The entire 2,000,000 feot of balm and cotton- wood logs from the upper Willamette river for the pulp mills at Oregon City, have now reached Newberg. — As fast as the first of the logs commenced to reach Nowbverg a large force of loggers went to work rafting them together. ‘They have about 600,000 feet rafted already and as the remainder of the drive has reached Nowberg the work of ting them prepared for towage to Oregon ity will proceed much more rapidly. On the farm of Marian Allen, near Salem, there stands a Fall Butter pear tree that was. planted in 1847, and ranks now among the monarchs of the orchard. This tree is fifty leet and two inches in height and its trink is seven feet and two inches in circum- lerence at the base. Seven feet from the ground there isa limb that measures four Let nd seven inches in circumference. It is estimated that this tree will produce not less than a hundred bushels of pears this season. Washington. Tacoma shingle mills have a cutting capa- eity of 1,000,000 daily, and are cutting at the present time about 700,000. A boom of logs worth $1,500, owned by James Stewart, who was recently arrested for cutting timber from government lands, was ordered seized at Aberdeen. A White river farmer brought into Seattle 4 400-pound sturgeon which he killed with a spear in that strean. The fish was over seven feet long, and is probably the lurgest ever caught in White river. The Kootenay Hydraulio company ut the boundary line 1s now sluicing ground with 800 inches of water and a pressure of eichty feet, 1t expects to make a cleanup about thie first of the month, The Walla Walla Statesman has calcu- lated that the country east of the Ca scades will yield 200,000 tons or 3,000,000 bushels of wheat und says this 15 a moderate estimate for this phenomenal year. The best author- ities say it is from 50 to 40 per cent more than the country ever produced before. mon have been running un the rivers and streams in the vicinity of Port Angel in enormous numbers during the last few weeks. In one haul of his net on the Eiwha S. Goodwin caught 3,000 large sal- mon. Ivtook a team of horses and eight men to drag them out of the water, and it took nine trips of a large farm wagon to carry them away. The smelt are now running and thero s no excuso for uny ono being hungry at Now Whatcom. The other day on the beach below Uncle John Bennett's place the un- usual sight was presented of men fishing with garden rakes and with their hands The smelt were so thick that they most crowded up on tho sandy by nd were easily pulled with rakes or anything elso. About & dozen men and boys wero after them. Itonly took a very short timo to put about 1,000 pounds on dry iand, Dan Wood was found on tho stroots of Spokane in an intoxicated condition and ar- rested. Upon Lis person were somo of tho finest specimens of free gold in decomposed quartz ever seen on this coast. There was also a buckeviu sackrul of the yellow metal that had ber : worked out with mortar and pestle. The collection weighs about threc pounds and the miner said it was worth #3,000. Old Californians estimate that the quartz would ruz $85,000 to $100,000 to the ton, Hedechned to 'state where it came from. Miscellaneo: Mining machinery men report an improve- ment in business, considerable gold machin- ery having been ordered. The Halfmoon Bay Creamery and Choose company has been organized. A plant, to bo the largest of the kind on the coast, will be builtat Spanishtown, Cal The Sorosis F'ruit company together with the Penniman Fruit company of San Jose shipped the first carloaa of dried prunes from the state last week, being consigned to Chicago. The shipment contained 44,000 pounds, There ure eight big bunches of sheop on tho trail near South Pass. A bunch of 500 head passed through on their way to Lusk, where they will_ be shipped to ~ Fremont. This first bunch belongs to Turner Bros., who feed at Fremont, The recent®shipment of ore from the Wellington mine to the Tacoma smelter netted the owners of the mino $2,700, and ran 3200 in silver to the ton, The Welling- ton was owned by Ottawa capitalists, and is situated about twenty miles from iaslo and thirteen from New Denver, An effort is belng made at Kaslo to put in asystem of water works. ‘I'he water s to be taken frow a small creek distant about u mile from the business centor of the The pipe used will be four-inch riveted the point at which the water will diverted from the creel is over above the town, the pres for firo purposes. News comos from Bear valley, in southern California, that rich placer claims have been discovered near the Bear valley dam on tim- ber land, going twenly cents to the pan, Muny cliims have been staked out and & number of miners are bard ut work on the new discovery. The Valley Gold company of Halcomb valley is putiiog in o steam shovel to handle the dirt and is proparing 10 work its claims on an extensive scale. After thoroughly testing Nationa county lubricating oil, the Homestake Miniug com- pany of Lead City and a company at Dead- woud have sent tor prices on carload lots of the product £. 0. b, at Casper. Judge MeCal- mout has written ary hasuuon for his best figures. 1t is hoped they will bs sutis- factory, says the Wyoming Derrick, for as 5001 48 OUF 0il once Kots ou the markel the demand will be greater than the supnly and reasonavle railroad rates might follow from either the Northwestern or B. & M, railroad For all forms of disordered stomach use Browo-Seltzer. A palatable, promipt cuy The Bicketts tonight at Courtland. | bo 800 feet we will be ample contingent gettle & Co, on a satisfac same time have the various business in- te continu 2 their operations. ROMANCE OF THE XIDWAY Oupid Doss & Turn at the Great Colambian Show. ABDUL LATEEF WINS AN AMERICAN BRIDE etty Jennle Nammond Meots Her Fate Wt the Fair in the Person of the Dark-Eyed Ohief of the Turkish Fazaar, CHICAGO, Sept. 7.—At last Midway has a genuine romanco and thero 1s an undercurrent of excitement in the Turk- ish village over what promises to be- comb the sensation of the World's fair season. It is nothing less than a lovo affair of the most interesting charactor between Abdul Lateof, a swarthy, darks eyed subject of the sultan, and Miss Jon- nie Hammond, a blonde-haited young woman of Bellaire. O., who came here with ner parents to visit tho fair about threo weeks ago. Abdul is chief of the bazaar in the Turkish exhibit. It is learned that he met the young woman on the third day of her visit to the fair, when she was viowing the strango sights of the Mid- way in company with her father and mother, and he fell “deadly” in love with ner at fivst sight. There was no chanco that day for love- making, but the warm glances from Abdul’s dark eyes were not lost on the maiden, Whilo she was examining va- rious trinkets of Turkish _jewelry, such as bracolets, brooches, rings, ote., he managed to show his interest in her by a few words of broken English, which the parents thought were spoken in jest, and asked her to be sure and come " back to the Turkish viliage. The invitation, it soems, was accepted in earnest. Many visits followed. So constantly were the young woman's steps turned to- waid the Turkish village on each day's visit to the fair, thav her parents, who were slow to suspect such s strango in- fatuation on the part of their daughter, could hardly believe their own sonses when the truth dawned upon them. No sooner did they satisfy themselvos that there was Somothing more than a passing fancy in the attachment than they took prompt steps to put an end to it. With reproachful words they strove to disenchant their danghter. They ap- pealed to her sense of pride and o her religions convictions. = At first she seemed to yield to their persuasions, but from what followed it is seen that she was not as deeply impressed with their pleadings as she pretended to be. M. and Mrs. Hammond had to return home without their daughter, she beg- ging to remain a few weeks longer to see the fair. She promised them, how- ever, that she would not go near the Turkish exhtbit. From what Abdul and his friends say, howevar, it is doubtful whether Miss Hammond will ever re- turn to her Ohio home. The romantic courtship has progressed, it is said, to the point where Abdul has proposed and has been accepted. Abdul, who is said to be well-to-do in Turkey, will settie upon his bride-elect a sum of money, besides a number of camels and sheep. One-halfof the dowry must be paid in money when the mar- riage contract is sigied; the rest after the marriage has been consummated, By this marriage Miss Hammond, who is quite good looking and not much over 20 years old, will takeupon herself vows never to appear in public without veil- ing her face. This is the Mohammedan law, not given as a command of God, but as arule of Mohammed, his prophet, which is good to be carried out. She will be compelled to wash her husband’s feet with scented water and serve him with sherbet and coffee whenever he ae- sires such refreshment. = Fine boativg, Courtland beach. e BI1G DEAL 1. IiUN MINES, Organization of & Company that Wil Cons trol Nearly All the Iron Ore Outpot. NEW YORK, Sept. 7.—John D. Rocke- feller’s attorney, John Murray, yester- day put the finishing touch to'tho pro- liminary agreement which makes an accomplished fact of the Lake Superior Consolidated Iron Mines combination, controlling nine-tenths of all the iron ore produced in the United States, with a capital of $100,000,000 and a reserve of $100,000,000in aggregateproperty. These statements aro made on the authority of Leonard Merritt, one of the Merritt brothers who control the Mesaba range iron mines. He said today that the Lake Superior Consolidated mines had become a corporation, John D, Rocke- feller, the Felmores and the Merritts are in it. The trust is organized by taking over a majority intorest in the stocks from eleven to fourteen Mesaba range mines, on a valuation basis of $17,000,000, the Dulath, Mesaba & Northern r.ad and its ore docks at this city at $2,000,000, and the Rockefeller interest in the Colby grou of Gegebec range mines in Michigan an Wisconsin, and the same interests in the Spanish-American group of mines on tha east const of Cuba, Among the other properties the company will control is the steel barge fleol of twenty-five whaleback steamships and barges for the ore trade, and ore receiving docks at Conneaut, O., and railroad facilities for getting oo from there to castorn fur- naces, The company has made an agree- ment to maintain a ‘standard of prices. This consolidation will mean such a saving in shipping, insurance and in of- fice and other sundry expensos that it will insure a profit of $2.95 on the ton. . —- ——e The Bicketts tonight at Courtland, FOSTEW'S RESOURCES, Personal Statement of His Assots and Lin- billties Giv, to the Publie, PosTORIA, O., Sept. 7.--The long looked for personal statement of Charles Foster was given onv yesterday, The net resources ave stated to be $022,849, but the appraised value is only $314, 259, His liabilities are placed at $750,000, Mr- Foster bas mining and other in-* terests that have not been considered by the appraisers and which cannov be counted as of any valuo at present, but out of which more or loss may be real- d. He has other liabil also, of a natur The stocks inven- toried ave nearly all placed as collateral for Foster & Co, He is trying to ar- range his outside liabilities and with a hope of suceess. If he can get thom ar- ranged ho believes he cau arvange & nent with the creditors of Foster vy basis and at the 18 with which he was conuected Busy people have no tune and sousible poople Linve no inelination o use pills that mako them sick o day for every dose they ta Thoy have learued that the use of Do Witt's Littio K2arly Risors does not iiters fere with theiv health by causing nausea, pain or grining. These htile pils are perfect in netion aud vesalt, rog the stomach aud bowals, 5o that nesdaches, diziness wnd lagsitude are prevented. They tono up the tem, lots of healtn j litt - I'ine boating, Courtland beach,