Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 21, 1894, Page 7

3 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: JLOZIONT - YarAU AILAMO_FHT JUNE 21 1891%. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, PERSONAL. Advertisements for thess columns will ba taken wntil 12:3) p. m. for the evening and until 9:00 m. for the mormning and Sunday editions Advértissrs, by requesting a numbered check ean have answers nddressed to a numbered let. care of The Bee. Answers 8o addressed will be dellversd upon presentation of the check. Rates 1%e word first {nsertion, 1e a_word reafter. Nothing taken for less than Zc. —_— ~ SITUATIONS—WANTED. BITUATION WANTED COMPETENT BY baker, Country town preferred. Adiress G. 12 Tniting, T AN e AcCCC T EHOULD BE PLEASED TO take one Or more sets of books from firma in the city to post np and keep the same. my Sores TNt De reanomaifie; ey Woitk tac- tory; monthly or other statements meds ou: office at the 0. Omaha public MWbrary and reading room, th St south of N. Copying kinds done. E.'McDride, Librarian 8o, a Public Library and ik Room P A S I SN ~ WANTED-—NALE HELP. INIENED; INSTAL TORS, TEAMS F ment goods. American Wringer Co., 169 How- ard street. B8 A SALERY COMMISSION. THE ¢ invention of the nge. The New Pat- Ink Erasing Pencil. Sells on Agents are making $35.00 to $125.00 per weck. For further par- ticulars write the Monros Erasing Mg ’ X La Crosse, Wis. 584 WANTED, SALESMAN; BALARY FROM start, permanent place. Brown Bros. Co., nurserymen, Chicage, Il B-M358 I3 FPUSHING MEN T0 TAKE ORDERS FOR OLD established Wouer; salary paid. Apply 13 Dourlas. . ) WE HAVE PROFITABLE SIDE LINE FOR Toliable. saleamen. . Omaha Rubber Brokerage Co., 306 #, 12th strpet. B-M241 21 SALESMAN WANTRD, T0 SELL OUR GOODS By sanmie to the wholesale and retall tra #ell “on_sight to every business wman or firm’ Jliberal sadury: money alvanced for advertising and expenses; permanent position. Address, with stamp, King Mrg. Co., € &2 Chicago, T WANTED, AT ONCE, A MAN TO. WORK ON riding ¥aAdles; one that fx capable of making stock saddles, as well as other gra ferred. The Konantz Saddlery 229 and 21 E. 6th street, St. company, 1, Minn B—M391 21 BY A LARGE JOBBING HOUSE N EX- perienced bookkeeper: applicants ‘must state present or former position and give age. Ad- dress M 3, Bee. 3-MA16 21 WANTED, A GOOD 1 man prefarred. Apply Schuyler, Neb BALESWOMEN. WE HAVE AN ORIGINAL, legitimate, much-n; article which _sells best during hard times, because It saves money any from men_without making Women and now and suffering. experience whatever ure $15.00 {0 $60.00 per week without neglecting thelr home duties; no capital required; full particulars, free samples and refercnees in your own state and ours by mall. Address. S. W., box 1602, Boston, Mass. Only those seek- ing_resp , profitable and permanent home employment neod apply. B-Mi31 21% WANTED, MEN AND WOMEN TO TAKE orders for our Kitchen specialtics. House- keepers must have them. Good pay and easy work. Wrlte for terms and sample. F. M Burton Pottery Co., Roseville, O. B—M432 21° — e e WANTED—FEMALE HELP. WANTED, STUDENT NURSE, AT W. C. A. hospital, Council Bluffs. Cc—M2uz 21 WANTED, GIRL IN FAMILY OF TWO, 6 8. 15th st C—57—20% WANTED—GERMAN GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. ire 606 So. 13th St., in grocery store. Inqul sore.” GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- be good ok and | nundre Apply, morning, 2208 Douglas. S C—Mil0 2 WANTED, FIRST CLASS GIRL FOR_GEN. eral homsework; family of three. GS S. 2ith street. Good wages. C—MdM 22¢ WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. Mrs. D. T. Stubbs, 3027 Chicago st. Ca2o 300 — e FOR RENT-HOUSES. FINE FLAT IN CLOUSER BLOCK AT 703 8. th st.; range and all other conventences: #%. George Clouser, room 2, 1623 Furnam st WANTED, work; must family of two. X ARLING, BARKER BLOCK. HOUSES, F. K. D ) LK HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE 0. F. Davis company, 15% Farnam. D—387 6ROOM COTTAGES, MODERN, CHOICE IN Stanford Circle. C. 8. Elgutter, 204 Bee build- ing. D88 RENTAL AGENCY, ©1 BROWN BLOCK. CLEAN, COMFORTADLE, CONVENIENT, Dest 3 and 4-room sultes for References required. Also 816 S. 224 st D59 2Y&CO.R. 1, CONTINENTAL BLK. D591 moderate rentals, ecpers only. G-room suite in tenement. KELKEN GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM FOI RENT, Roblson, D550 house 2621° Capitol avenue. ~B. H. 7, Commercial National. TEMPLETON & PINRSON, Paxton blk. D658 FOR RENT, DWELLINGS IN ALL PAR’ of Omaha; call for list. E. H. Sheate 42 Paxton block. D—Moss FOR RENT, DESIRABLE DWELLINGS _IN Council Blufts; call for list at Omaha office, 432 Paxton block. E. H. Sheafe. D—Mo67 FOR RENT, TWO 10-ROOM MODERN FLATS, “Continued. M8 FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. 18 15th 8t F373-208 NICELY FURNISHED MODERN nveniences; 2022 St. Mary's avenue a5 23 FOR RENT, TWO LARGE SOUTH ROOMS AT Hillside, 18th and Dodg FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR_ board. 173 Dodge. ¥ ROOMS & BOARD. NICE ROOMS A JOHNSTON, LADIES HAIR DRESSER, Oid ‘iocation, 21 8. MASSAGE TREATMENT, BLECTRO-THER: mal batha. Bealp and halr treatment, manicu Aniropodis. Bra. Post, 313% 8 1sth, Withnell bik U4 VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES ‘Tealth Wook and consultation free. Adiress or cal Viavi Co, 5 Lve bidg. Lady atte THURSDAY, e = BUSINESS NOTICES. st il QUICK PRINTERS, K I Farmam & 3079 8 Mail orders get quick acti " L) BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR DR TON LOTS. Wi buy hay. A. H. Snyder, IS8 Durt " |r-|fl ||.“nl 3 8 DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVE » 1 N 18 8l 55 ROEDER'S PHARMACY, N. 1TH_ST. t 2 J RS- | D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVEL HIS COAL CATARRH TREATED, $#4 PER MONTH, ROOM 20, Doug! bik., cor. 16th and Dodge. U—sao-798 LIABLE 1916 Farnam. FOUR _ ROOMS without children ¥ COOL, ELEGANT FURNISH room; private board; deta oasant home, 2110 Douglas. ¥ ————— e FOR RENT--UNFURNI1SH'D ROOMS. NFURNISHED ROOMS, SUITAMLE FOR Bousekeeping, city water, etc., low rent; northe west_corner i7th and WVebster t G508 FOR RENT, STORES AND OFFICES c(’."nnfix BALOON, AB. 1IN 4 DOUGLAS. INQUIRE LT TH. 1-9) FOR KENT, THe 4-STORY BRICK BUILDI 16 MONTHS LEASE OF STORE, 3% 8. | outs WHEN ON FARNAM STREET STOP IN AT 1410 and see our new china. M. M. Bliss U-om-Ty 8 D: TINTYPES, & FOR U—M964 359 TAKE YOUR FRI 5o Proctor, 616 S. 16th street. IMOGENE L. RAMSEY bome made bread; try one loaf. LADIES AMBER JEWELRY TO ‘iso_repalring. Gi3 S. 16th street CREAM FOR WHIPPING, COTTA 1613 Howard 1332 Waterloo creamery, tel 3 .IN_RESTO! iruft; stops hair falling tores gray hair to fts matural color; both sexes treated. References furnished of Omaha patients who are relieved ) cure, Room 424, Bee Bullding, Omaha, Neb. office to 30 Bo. 16th, Browst block. 66-Jy1 OMAHA MEERSCHAUM FIPE FACTORY | OLD Dipes made new. €13 8. . HOTEL BRUNSWICK, 1855 changed hands, Europefn ‘plan Special attention 1o rooms. By month. 2.00 to $35.00, including baths, light and ele: tor. M43 Iyl MEND- D TO ORI CHINA DECOT e like new, 106 8. lth st 3—dyil CARRIAGE TRIMMING, GENERAL REPAIRS, p 310 up. Louls Gutiing, 14 8. 130 st, 55 Iy 3. MORRILL, CARPENTER. OFFICE AND store fixtures n specialty. 1513 Capitol o AL« SKY CAR R L. R, ME 108 iights, smoke stacks, furnaces. Howard st 4 LOST. 9§16 Farnam street. The building has & rtigdd U 20-Jy12 IT TEMPLAR PIN, roof ‘cement basement, steam heat- NS S— = — der please return & ng fixtures, water on all floors, gas, ete. AP | WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J pIy at the ofMce of the Bee. 1910 Muller's new ice cream pariors, 32 Leaven: | S . TR e —_— — — vorth street; evervthing is new. {ncluding AGENTS WANTED Duiiding. Tel 1030 Ico cream delive MERCHANT TAILORS, — - - AN CoRLE X - MARTIN, MERCHANT TAILOR, AGENTS IN AND OUT OF CITY; LIDERAL | HAVANA FRECKLES, A 10C CI R e 3 commissions. *Apply room 46, Faxton biock: e T halooktind 33763y . = o AR N —_— | BALDUrF— SUITS TO ORDER AT COST. 8. LAREFE: RORAGE jleasant and convenlent place. B WDER LARSE STORAGE. P gtreet. Paxton block; ‘phone, m Mth st Established 2 years. BTORAGE, WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 HARNEY. , THE OLD T AD LR Al Ak or, 44 N. sreatly reduced prices. Ses CRe e N ORGSR his 35 pants and 32 culls; ail made'tn Dmaka STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS; CLEAN T ROV l ’ and cheap rate. K. Weba Wil Fariam " | LOANS ON IMPROVED Cd?é‘."“;l‘,“‘,“" cITY - o0 operty’ $3,000 & upwa 0 64 per cont; Ao | 3 X Beliys. 4. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam. GRINDING. OM.VAN&STORAGE CO.,1506 DODGE. TEL.15%, | b ™ SECOND-HAND FURNITURE HOUGHT AND ®0ld. L. Altman, 805 & 810 N. 16th st. 38 PAID FOR SECO HIGHEST PRI A etc. L Brussell. 110- furniture, stoves R, FOR C. —M270-Jy-15 FRECKLES, A 10C CIG fONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DO Y broved and unimproved Omaha real estate. Fidellty Trust Co., 1102 Farnum st W—00) LIFE INSURANCE POLICES LOA! or bought. F. C. Chesney, Ransas Uity W12 MORTGAGE LOANS, A MOORE. 801 N. ¥ MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA & Co., Paxton blk. real estate. Brennan, Love tom i ; If a house you want to rent? Or, perchance, a You'll find it on this page. Or on buying you are bent? You'll find it on this page. Do you want a girl to work? You'll find it on this page. You'll find it on this page. Do you want to get a bath? You'll find it on this page. Or trade for that another hath? You'll find it on this page. man to clerk? WANTED, A GOOD SECOND-HAND® PHAB- - dition. Ad- (o8, mescly new, 8 frst-class condition. ' Al MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY and Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 per cenk W. B. Melkle, First National bank bullding . LAWN MOWERS, ‘Meichoir Bros., 1119 F JIPPERS, LAW N MOW- erland, 106'N. 1. 172 LAWN MOWERS SHA D AND paired. W. Boehl, rear 512 5. 16th. ~ 26 Jyl4 MEAT MARKET. NEATEST MARK BEST OF 5 MEATS. E. A. Marsh's Washington market, 514 N. 5 THE BEST CHOICE CUT OF ME. Heinzmag's market, 75 N 16th st RZ, CHC 8 MEATS, > 16th strect. M2 — UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS H, K. BURKDT, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND embalmer. 1618 Chicaso, Tel. 9. & SWANSON & VALIEN, UNDERTAKERS S AND embalmers, 1701 Cuming st., telephone 1050, M. 0. MAUL, UNDERTAKER AND balmer, 1417 Farnam street; telephone, 225, EM- St ) HEAFEY & HEAFEY, 218 8. UTH ST, TEL, also, 2ith and N 'sts., 0. Omaha. M43 — TINNEKS. 5 TIN AND SHEET IRON. WORK, GUTTERS, spouting, valleys, roofing,done cheap. Gate City Tinners, §22° N. 16th 'st. 852 Jy5 TINWARE REPAIRED, i (GREDIC, 711 N. 6t street. Copper and| shestiron work. I (= —_— PLUMBERS. FREE—PLUMBING OF [EVERY KIND, GAS steam & hot water heating; sewerage. 313 8. 16, | Mi33 — HARNESS, An ldeal Summer Gift. No more acceptable or charming gift could be devised for Maid or Matron; Sister, Sweet- heart, Wife; for Bachelor or Benedick; Brother, Swain or Spouse, Long will he live in memory sweet who presents to his friend a box of the GENUINE Murray & Lanman’s FLORIDA WATER. o= vt ] > et : Constipation, ordinary Re- Jizzines Jivenator ' is y.'m‘éL.“‘.J:... the most sations, Nerye wonderful discovery of the age. It oustwitehing of the eyes e Do e and other dorsed by the Pa-ts, leadingscien. Strengthens, tific men of inyieorates Europe and and tones the America. entire system. Hudyan is. Hudyan cures rely vege- ) e Ly, E’h)q.y . Nervousness, guaun stops P : and developes Pomatureness and restores charge in 20 yeak organa. ) Pains in’ the To back, loses ST by day or 00D nightstopped HARH o quickly. Over 2,000 private encorsement: Prematureness means impotency in the firzt stage. It 18 a symptom_ of seminul weakness and barrenness. It can be stopped in 20 days by the use of Hudyan. Thie new discovery was made by the spec. falists of the old famous Hudson Medical Instituie. It i3 the strongest _vitalizer made, "It 1s very powerful, but harmiess. Sold for $1.060 a package or six packages for $5.00 (plain sealed boxes). ~ Written guarantee given for a cure. If vou buy six_boxes and are not entirely cured, six more will be sent to vou free of all charges, Send for circulars and testimonials, Addreas HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE 1032 Market St., San Francisco, Cal. HARNESS, WHIPS, SADDLES, BTC.; NEAT repairing. S, D. Casad; S S 100 sircet GET MY PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY A HAR- mess. August Bohne, T1'S. 16th street. 2 295 3y9 HARNESS, WHIPS, NETS, ETC. REPAIRING a specialiy. 113 N. 15th af. 202 TENTS AND AWNINGS. WHY DON'T YOU PUT UP AN AWNING ON your home; keeps out sun,: beautifies your resi- costs but little. Omaha Tent & Awning Co., 1311 Farnam St Tel. 883. 382-Jy11 WOLF BROS. & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF awnings, & wagon, hay. stock covers, lins, banners, streamers. 703, 705 8. 16th Tel. 6M. Tents for rent. M tarp: street. WANTED TO BUY SECOND-HAND BANK ddress Box 1, Clatonia, furnicore and safe. Al L, Cintonie R CASH, A STOCK OF GEN- A e, g smmall towh. Must be a bar- Fain. Lock Box #, Hartington, Neb. N4 2 LOANS. B. H. SHEAFE, 412 PAXTON BLOCK. W—M668 16TH. 82 Jys E. B. BURT, HORSESHOER, 314 N. ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. 318 N.Y. LIFB loans at low rates for cholce security on Ne- braske end Towa farms or Omaha city property WANTED, GOOD DOUBLE SET LIGHT BUGGY harncss for cash. Address O 8 Bee o . e — MONEY_TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES THB O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam st. W—608 OMAHA wu{ & TRUST €O, 16TH AND MRS. THOS. MALONEY, 812 N. 16TH ST. 7y ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND, storage batteries recharged; electricul and gen: eral machinists; superior ' work guaranteed. FOR SALE—FURNITURE. e o money oty and farm | Gmaha Electrical Works, 617 and 619 5. 16th L Se TMENTS EASY, YOU WON'T MISS YOUR | MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON — — FATAENTS BASY. YOU WONT yies TOUR | SMONEY To LOAX AT LOWEST TATES OX — goods. Enterprise Credit Co., 613-615 N. 16th st. 110 6 years. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. 3, A ST e S B0 S W—6% | FRED MOHLE, 1517% FARNAM. ) FORSALE—HORSES, WAGONS,ETC. cheap. J. 'W. Squire, 28 Bee bidg. D—82 FOR RENT, 3. 4 AND § ROOMS. ENQUIRE LIGHT CARRIAGE TEAM. 1% &l 8. 17th ave. i Sl R M3 I THREE-ROOM FLATS, $7.50. 1418 N. 17TH. ONE TEAM, NEW WAGON AND HARNESS; D—MSS7 yy8* also one road wagon, for sale cheap; must FOR RENT, HOUSE 9 ROOMS, MODER! Doges . D227 4ROOM FLAT, FRONT, 1470 SOUTH 16TH, D—224 B FOR RENT, DESIRABLE 10-ROOM, MODERN rosidence, first-clasa In every detail,” centrally located. 'Rent, §0. E. H. Shoafe, 432 Pax- ton blk. D—M309 TENTS FOR RENT 1311 FARNAM ST, D381 FOUR ROOM COTTAGE, 1806 SOUTH 14TH ST., $5.0. Inquire 25 South 1Sth St. D-318—24 ce. _Fidelity Loan and Guarantee sold at on y Busrants Co., Room & Withnell block. UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW York. Capital $2,000,000. Surplus $600,000. Sub- mit choice loans to F. 8. Pusey, agent, First National bank building. W-800— LOANS, TEMPLETON&PIERSON,PAXTON blk. W—657 LOANS, 1 TO § YEARS, WARRANTS, BONDS, etc. Garvin Bros., 210 N. Y. Life, W61l HORSE, PHAETON AND HARNESS, A COM- Dievs. stylish rig: horse very kentle; cheap. G Ritchai, 1114 Dodge St. P—3Ti—20 FOR SALE, LARGE, YOUNG DRIVING AND riding horse. 1609 Douglas street. P—M4 — FOR SALEMISCELLANEOUS. BALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD company, Ames, Neb, have 2000 tons OF 'ood "barn-siored hay for sale. All_orders FURNISRED HOUSE, § ROOMS, 5.0; NEWLY pamted; nice yar nquire 602 8. Tah “street. References. D403 2% VBRY FINE 7.R0OOM COTTAGE AT RE- duced rice: call at once. Fidglity Trust Com- vany, 1702 Farnam st. DY FOR RENT, MODERN HOUSE; REASONABLE terms. En juire 1919 Dodge. D-M0 FOR RE: FURNISHED HOUSE. APPLY 202 Paxton ' block. D- M430 27 FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. LARGE SOUTH ROOM, 1510 DODGE STREET. B9 ROOM WITH ALCOVE. i & TH AVE . FURNISHED ROOM. 217 HARNEY & E—-MI 250 3 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKELP- ing for man and wife. Rent taken in_board. 9 N, 17w E AETNA HOUSE, NORTHWEST CORN and Dodge. Rooms by the day or week. E—956 Ty FURNISHED ROOMS, 1818 CHICAGO STREET. E—MT1 Iy FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT 102 South 1th street. £ M387 250 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKREPING. 1611 Howard st. EM—316 23 WELL FURNISHED ROOM FOR MAN AN wife, bourd A€ Qesired; 00d location. “Ad- dress N 62, Dee. K360 230 FURNISHED ROOMS. 118 DODGE 8 NICE housek MI5T 2% NISHED ROOMS; LARGE YARD: SHADE trees: Walnut Hill;' cars pass the door. #a13 BN 1 e FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD SOUTHL ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD. Wiob Douglas F—Moeb wireet. YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME, UNDER CARE OF Women's Christian sssoclation. 111 8 17th st e F—sa1 ROOMS. PURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, with firat-class board. 1908 Capitol ave. Inquire 2810 Capitol ave. F-MIT NICELY JFURNISHED " ROOMS. FOLDING beds,modor conveniences, with good boal The l}w‘ 22 Harney. F—6% 128 LARGE FRONT AICOVE ROOM, TWO NICE Slowsts and grute With board ' The Albany, Douglas street ) ROOMS AND BOARD, 313 DOUGLAS STRET. P89 80 DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH BOAKD. REFER- ences. Terms reasonable. 32 N. 18th ' o m 4 NICECY FURNISIED TOOM WITH DOAKD or two gentiemen, vate family; no olber boarders” 218 Webster brect: ) TWO PURNISHED PARLORS. WITH BOARD, lse smaller rocms. 3 N. DA pireet . M 31 filled _promptly. Q—602 DENHEIM SPANIELS, THE HANDSOME ttie toys; Scoteh Collies, G. H. Moore, 1831 enue, importer and breeder. Q -§75 Iy1 SUPPLIES FOR AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS Sale agents for the NIGHT HAWK CAMERA, #. Sherman CITY LOANS, LARGE LOANS ON CENTRAL business property; 6 per cent. C. 55 N. Y. Life building. MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP- ery. Harvin Loan Co. Wl N. Y. Life bullding MAROWITZ LOANS MOX i EY,508 N. 16th St. 17— SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. ANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND. 513 Life, Omaha. Ask for circular. 624, VAN N. Y. " MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. . F BN BANJ mcher. GELLENBECK, BANJOIST 1810 California_street. PASTURAGE. 1% ACRES OF BLUE GRASS PAS- Board fence, spring water. Gllmore, Neb., or A. W N Y. Life bldg. Telephons AND 314 WE HAVE ture for horses. Barton & Phelps, Phelps & Son, 207 1064, MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNL ture, pianos, horses, wagons, or any kind of chattel security, st lowest possible rates, which you can pay back st any time, and in any amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., room 4, Withnell biock. X—M260 CASH_PAID FOR ENDOWMENT POLICIES o old line companies: Addres A. K. Brock lesby, Box 233, Hartford, Conn. M3§5-J23 MONEY T OLOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, horses, wagons, et lowest rates in eity no removal of goods; strictly confidential; you can pay the loan off at any time or fn any 2 nileniil e loan of ; & Heyn & Co. photo supplies, 1003 Furnam st D an Tt Wostsage | Tosn /00, 808 ST. BERNARD PUPS, 210l DOUGLAS STREET. QMU0 Jyd ND OLD, §20 TO $125; PASY yments: we rent and repair. Omaha Bicycle Bon, 87 N. 1oth st. el 139, Qi34 .00 BICYCLE NOW_$7.50, $100.00 CUT TO $68.25, $60.00 cut to }L8% ML Troiel 2709 Leav- enworth street. QM2 Jy1s LAW BOOKS, WEST'S REPORTERS. APPLY 1309 South 2th street. Q—-M393 25% FRESH JERSEY COW; KIND AND GENTLE; large and rich milker, Address O 3. Bre. QM 210 MISCELLANEOUS. HAVE YOUR OLD CARFIT WOVEN INTO Tugs. Smyrna rugs repaired, 1521 Leavenwort i R-NMIB—-JyQd TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA- logus. George E. Brown, Ir., & Ce., 8 5 ieth. BICYCLES, NEW Al 8 © CLAIRVOYANTS. FOR SALE, CHEAP, FIRST-CLASS RESTAUR- ant and lunch counter, opposite F. E. & M. V. depot. Fremont, Neb. Y—Més1 I R YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL OR EX- change merchandise, get In'or out of businaus, call on or mddress the National Information and Exchange Co., 203 First National hank, Omaha, Neb. Y—MT J% HAVANA FRECKLES, A 10C CIGAR. FOR 5C. Y—Mi265-Jy-15 STEAMSHIP LINE. OR_LINE M. AMSHIPS—SAT regularly every Saturday from v Londonderry and Glasgow. City 30,3 p. m.; Ethiopia, July 7 nessia, July 14, 8 . orta, p. m. Saloon, s and " steeragre, Single or round s from New York oF Chicago at _reduced to the priuncipal Scotch, English, Irish all continental points. For money orders, drafts, outward or prepaid tickets apply to any of our local agents or to Hendsrson Bros.. Chicago: TICKET BROKERS. 3. W, DAVIES, MEMDER A. T. B. AS tickets Lought ‘and sold. 1812 Farnam _stree FOR SALE_FRUIT, CIGAR AND CONFEC- tionary stand; best location in town; located on the principle street. Address N &1 Dee. Y—298—208 e FOR EXCHANGE. HAVANA FRECKLES, A W0C CIGAR. FOR 5C. Z- 3i269-Jy- FOR horses, take smaller horses in exchange. 430 Ramge block. SALE OR TRADE, 4 each weighing 1,3%0 Ibe., or over; Fred Terry, Z—Mii MRS DR H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- lable business medium; Tih year at 19 N. 16 CLATRVOYANT-PROFESSOR WHITE, THE greatest ciairvoyant of his age, has arived in Omaha. He will read your future life without & mistake. Gives val information on all matters. Wil give you truthful advice on all business, law, Mmoney matters, and all family aftatrs, gifted with a rute and wonderful insight into such matters, and mever known to make a mistake. The future plainly revealed, lovers united. Troubles healed, reunites the scparated, from whatever cause, amd causes happy marriages. Gives names of friends_and enemles, also the one you will marry, Tells what to do and where to ¥o 10 be lucky. All in WANTED, MDSE. IN EXCHANGE FOR GOOD clear farms. 1 0o & general real estate busi- ness, examine lands or titles, ab- ndence solicted. stracts; corve: B 3D FARM IN C) IMPROV a and imported stallion for © Box 19, Burwell, A433 210 FOR SALE, A TROTTING DRED COLT THAT can trot; sound, well broken, 15 hands high dark bay, 4 years 0ld, trotfed last year in 2:53; upheaded, wiylish and all right every way. Should beat 3:40 this year. Price, $135. Box 1213, Fairfield. Neb. Z—Md £7 e in good town. 231 318 1403 FAR H, PHILBIN, CUT RATES. BEALTY MARKET. =¥ INSTRUMENTS placed ‘on' record June 20, 1894: - WARRANTE DREDS. Aslak Olson to 8 G Cady, Mtid9, block 468, Grandview .. . . . pen ievers o . Clitton Hill W' 0 Campbell Selby Heights . Emily Corby to Wil block 1, Sherwood park. . sereen M A Paddeck and husind 't Tow & Bradtard, 1ot 5, biotk 4, Joffries Te- plat_of Albright's Cholpe 70 .. o %0 F D Wead to M J Brown,”¥6¢ '8, Mich: subdiv e et ™ Peter Ands n to D W Frankiin, 18110 it “in Stone Quurryy Yowerv . 7,000 QUIT CLAIM LEEDS, Oscar Quick to G H_Payhbupart of Wil- lams street and_Pifth wreet adjoining 1ot 4 block 16, Credit: Poncier add..... 1 Gust Larson and wife to ‘Thomas Mur- ray, lot 1, in De me 25-159 Forsll ) DEEDS Sheri to A L Wolcott, lot 4, Black's subdiy Total amount of tramsfers...... 12,040 trouble call. Thase desiri Habl orma- 3 A ATE Hioa ‘om all Sftaire Of iife or bustaces are” iviced FOR SALEREAL ESTATE 1o call. All counsel strictly confidential. He - ” can “be fvund at 17 G ‘siroot. fom §a m to® p m. Sundays § 15 5. " SMumw | For saLe—» CHOICE EASTERN NENIAS === | "\ia tarms; also & few for trade. C. R. Boat- MASSAGE, BA ETC. Tight, 31 N. Y. Life bidg. RE—424-J4 MADAME EMITH, @2 8. WTH, 3D FLOON, | DARGAINS, HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, Toom 3 Massage. vapor, mlcohl, steam wul | sale or trade F. K. Darlmg, Barker bik. phurine and sea batin. b RE—a21 MADAME BROWN. 14 CAPITOL AVENUE, | FOR SALE. LOT & STANTON FLACE, ON 24 floor, room 4, sca batus. MME. ANNA OF CHICAGO GIVES ALCOHOL Batla'ead masmage. 3 N. W reom 13 T— D366 massage, alcobol, wu) d e Leavenworth street, iash me an offer. Address Tacoma, Wash. the Belt line; make 3 8. Helen's ave., RE-MS 2% MISS DEVOL, FROM NEW YORK., HAS taken charge of Madam La Rook's massage pariors, 13 and 13, 333 North léth. T—MA9 170 TAKEN UP-TWO HORSES, GELDINGS, ONE sorvel, white face, White feet; other light rean, white face, white feet. Marhaw, near Deaf and Dumb’ Insiitute. found iy B . MCCGREW Is the only SPECIALIET WIIO TREATS Aia PRIVATE DISEASES and DEBILITIES of MEN ONLY, Women Excluded. 18 years experience Clrealars froe. [ 4th and Farnam 5'a Ouama, Nes AS AR ERpas “UR@AU. SUES & CO. Solicitors, Be: Tuilling, OMAHA, NEB. Advice FREE. RAILWAY TIME GARD Leuves [CHICAGO, BURLINGTOR _Omaha|__Depot 10th and Mason Si 4:4%pm... ..Chicago Vestibule. 9i4gum. .11 Chicago Express ... 7 Chicago and lowa Local.. Pacific Junction Local. RLINGTON & MO, RIVER _Depot 10th and Mason Sts. - Denver Express. Deadwood Express .Denver Express.. . 8i50pm, .- Nebraska Local (excopt Sun.).. 8:l5am. Lincoln Local (¢ nday.). 11 Teaves | B, 3 “Omuba| _Depot 10th and Kansas Ci n Night es | CHICAGO, R. 1. Omaha|Union_Depot 10th Arrives Omaha 9:5am 4:25pm £ & Q rans. 6. &7 l'A(:(l‘l Mason Sti. ST RAB TS £ T Atiantic_Express (ex. Sundas).. 6 +:....Night Express.. degert ‘Chicago Vv estibuled Limited ahoma Exp. (10 C. 1 WEST. m Oklahoma & T Sam A1 Spm Citorado “PACIFIC. ~ TArrives Omaha _.Overland ~ Fly atrice & Stromsb's weeebagific Expres Fast__Mail i . E._& MO. |_Depot 15th ai 30pm. . Leaves [ CHICAGO & OmuhalU. 1, 1 Sxpres:. NORTH W Chicago Vestibule astern iy Tass. (Fx Local URT ™ PACIF b and Webster Sts. Express :30pm. (Bx. G:55m Léaves Omaha TPS M. & O, hand Webster Sts ux City Accom (Ex. Sun.) 10:01 oux City (Sun.” Only.) S15pm. Sloux City s (Ex. Sun.) DD, ;e L mited Leaves SIO CITY & PACIFIC, — [Arrives Omuhn/U. T. Depot 10th & Mason St ‘Sloux City Passenger. . Paul_Express [ SIOUX CITY & PACIIC, Omahal Depot 1ot obater Sta GAlpm.........SL Paul Limited Bidupm.........Chicago _ Lunited T ET. LOUTS . *10th & Mason Ste. t. Louls Camnon Ball Feaves Omah WANT HIM TO SQUARE UP. Bondsmen After an Ex-Postmaster to Make Good & Shortage. T. 8. Armstreng of Butte, Neb,, is in the city on a matter pertaining to the shortage of E. O. Blake, recent postmaster at that place, Mr. Armstrong sald Tuesday might that Blake was short something ltke $340, but be would mot state how the shortage occured. A few days ago Mr. Armstrong, who is ome of Blake's bondsmen, received a letter from D, J. Sinclair, postofiice Inspector, asking that the bondsmen of Blake at once remit §640.51, the exact amount Blake was short. Blake came to this city, and as soon as Mr, Armstrong received the letter from the inspector he came here to see Blake, in the hope the latter would set matters right Tuesday night Blake said he would make the shortage good, and has a draft for $1,000 with him. Blake would mot state how he came to be short in his accounts, and his bondsmen can assign o reason. Mr. Armstrong is acting postmaster. - BOHEMIAN FICONIC AT WILBER. Sunday, June 24, Special tratn for the accommodation of the Bohemian Turners Bemevolent society and friends will leave the union depot, Omaha at 8 o'clock next Sumday morning. Re- turning, will leave Wilber at 500 p. m Round-trip rate $1.50. Get tickets from transportation committee at depot, before departure of train ————— Elegant musie tonight Courtland beach ASHED THE DENVER RATE Western Lines Again Forced to Bater Into Profitiess Compatition. SANTA FE HAS BROKEN THE AGREEMENT | Knocked the Bottom Out of the Business to Denver During the Meeting of the Tte- publican League Clubs—Other Lines Meet the Cut Rate. The Santa Fe yesterday proceeded to cut the vitals out of th ummer excursion agree nt by ennouncing a round trip rate of $10.75 from the Missourl river for the national convention of the League of Re- publican clubs, which convenes in Denver next week, dates of sale and other conditions to remain the same as agreed upcn by the trasmissourl lines. In its notice of the | reduction there are no specific charges made by the Santa Fo agalnst dividual line, he rato seeming to have been put in on general principles, the Santa Fe holding that an none of the lines touching Colorado had observed the agreement made during the ronth of May, While no rate has been named from Chi- cago, it is presumed that the standard rate of $12.50 will be put in, which, added to the rate made by the Santa Fe, will make the Chicago rate $2: While the Union Pacific has carried out to the letter the agreement of May the passenger department announced that it will meet the rate offered by the Santa Fe com- and will instruct fts agents accord- All the other lines have announced their determination to meet the rate While the e named applies only for the meeting of the League of Republican clubs, it Is safe to say that the Shriners 2 of American Wheelmen will same advantages as made for the re fcan league Whef Fe will be able to maintaln the remains to be seen although fr indications it is some- what doubtful. It Is the old story of the Knights Templar cver again, and will be a grand hustle for busine's from this on Coming close upon the heels of the Santa Fe's new rate, the announcement is made that the Alton, the Santa Fe and the Chi- cago Gr cott against eat Western refuse to join the hoy- the Lake Erle & Western which compl knocks the bottom out of boyeott. Revenue is what the railroads of the country want just at present and any- thing is regarded as fish to their nets that has a cent of revenue connected with it. It was this principle that prompted the Rock Island to haul 174 of Uncle Sam'’s soldiers to Chicago for less than 1 cent a mile, it is said, that nduced the Milwaukee to cut the rate to Chicago for a number of Lincoin school teachers, through the a of the Union Pacific, that actuated the Burling ton to take care of a number of Denver in- structors for less than tariff rates and that moved the Union Pacific to carry several life insurance men from Denver under like shady circumstances. Railvay Notes. J. A. Munroe, freight trafic manager of the Union Pacific, has returned from Boston and New York. G. W. Bush, cashier in the passenger de- partment of the Elkhorn, has gone to Sparta Wis., on a visit with relatives. L. G. Garner, general superintendent of the American_Express company, and family, left for Hot Springs, S. D., yesterday. Mrs. J. R. Buchanan, wife of the general passenger agent of the Elkhorn, has re- turned from a short visit to Watertown, Vis. George H. Thomas, formerly of the con- struction department of the Union Pacific, but now a resident of Detroit, is in the city, accompanied by his wife and’ daughter. M. S. Giles and B. P. Humphrey, cloud pushers for the Lake Shore, are camping on the trail of the Grand Army of the Republic veterans, now in Council Bluffs, to secure Pittsburg business. The Burlington passenger department has received a testimonial signed by fifty of the Masonic excursicnists, thunking the company and especially Special Agent Reynolds for courteous attentlons on the trip from Sioux City to Hot Springs. One of the fastest freight runs on record was made by the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Tuesday, landing tliree carloads of bulk tobacco in Omaba within eighty hours of its consignment at Loui distance of nearly 900 miles. The tr Loulsville at 8:05 p. m. of the 15th, and was delivered to the consignees in this city at 7:10 a. m. of the 19th. DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve cures piles. it CAUGHT THE COUNTERFE ITERS Treasury Agent Hughes Gets the Last o the Towa Gang. Special United States Treasury Agent Hughes returned from lowa yesterday where he went to arrest the two remainin, members of the gang of counterfeiters which operated around Creston during the past year. The men whom he arrested are Albert Williams and Charles Craven. Wil- liams waived examination and was bound over to the district court for trial in the sum of $1,000. Craven was given a hearing before Commissioner Steadman at Council Bluffs Tuesday afterncon and was also held in_the district court. This breaks up one of the most skillful and dangerous gangs of counterieiters that have been operating in the west for many years. They made bogus silver dollars and half dollars and a very skillful imitation of a five dollar gold piece, some of which were passed on Omaha merchants last fall and winter. Craven lives near Macksburg and was not suspected by the federal authorities until early this spring, when he attempted to mur- der Ed Blair, one of the gang who turncd state's evidence to es pe imprisonment After his release Blair went to Macksburg and as soon as Craven heard of it he chased Blair over the country for several miles on foot and occasionally when he got closc enough he would take a shot at the fugitive. Then the secret service men turnod attention to Craven and have suco securing enough evidence to warrant his ar Test Four other members of this gang ar now serving sentences in the lowa peniten- tiary at Fort Madison. oL S Bilious Colic. Those who arc subject to attacks of this disease will be interested in the experience of Mrs. F. Butler of 22 Fillmore street, irhaven, Conn. She say: sufferad for weeks with colic and pains in my stomach caused by biliousness. One-hail teaspoonful of Chamberlain's Cholic, Cholera and Diar- rnoea remedy effccted a cure. For sale by all druggists. P £10.75 10 Denver and Return. June 24 and 25, the Burlington route w! ell round trip tickets to Denver at the low rate of $10.75. City ticket office, 12 4 Farnam street. Courtland I A “slide for life" has been added to the performunce feature. On Wednesday next, Independent Work men of America, Omahu lodge No. 1, hold their annual picnic at Courtland” Leach The management will christen the newly | born fawn #s 00D 08 Al APProy N 18 suggested. It Is & cule lillde spotted animal that pleases the littl Tolks im- mensely. Everyboly seems to enjoy the ride on the new st Omaha motors hey an twice the length of the ordinary motor cars nnd well lghted, This is one of Lthe coolest routes about Omaba The high water lo the Missourl con- | tinues to retard the progress of Courtlund's new steamer, but Munager Grifiths ho better time will be made ufter the steamer Eets up the river a little farther e Cook’s Extra Dry Imperial Champagne ha no superior. A lar sales say £0. Se. > yearly incruse in its | the fuggters ( After the Unlwwiul Fisher A complaint was filed late a man by the name of Anderson for seining in Cutoft by the officer of the Fish Protec nesday & association. The association 1s doing a great ! amount of work to stop the unlawful taking of fish In this vicinity, and in a short time 9 lovers of the rod and line need not leave + Omaha for a day's sport “ prebicihe ¢ £ 4 Found a Cure for Selatie Rhenmatism. ! Mrs. A, Inveen, residing at 720 Henry St, A Alton, 111, sufferod with siatie rheumatism for over elght months. She doctored for It 3 nearly the whole of this time, using various 4 remedies recommended by friends, and was treated by the physicians, but recelved no 2 relief. She then used one and a half bottles of Chamberlain’s Pain balm, which effected - & complete cure. This & published at her request, as she wants others similarly af- filcted to know what cured her. 4 all druggists 3 . Go to Cour , cool, refreshing 3 SACRED HEART ACADEMY. ¢ Prosperous Yeur ¥ by Distribution of 9 ren dny. . Tuesday distribution of premiums at 3 the Sacred Heart academy at Twenty-seventh 4 strect and St. Mary's avense closed what 3 has been unquestionably the most successtul year of the inetitution, the popularity of which 1z rapidly growing among parents who desire the training for thelr daughters in point of literary culture and distinguished manner The evening's program bore the stamp i of refined taste. Each number showed a 3 careful adaptatfon of the part to the pupil b who was to render it, and a rare finish was ~ given to both music and recitation. Before entering the hall the sweet strains of “Euryanthe,” from Von Weber, by Misses Adele Moores, Lillian Bushman, Margaret 4 Kaufman and Tessie Little, at the piano, greeted the visitor. Miss Moores' fine t and musical interpretation were fully | played in the selection from Mozart which N followed, while the falry scene equally grati- fled the eye, which could hardly tire of gaz- ing on the exquisite mountain scene, patuted 4 by the Instructor in art. A marble terrace, 3 with its palms and vises, made a pleasing i foreground, while the room itself was a 4 bower of these graceful exotics. If the ear was caught and the soul stirred by Miss Darlene Coe's in in Mozart's “Zouber- k- flote,” the he was equally touched by her . r Joan of Arc.” The young lady 7 geem to have seized the true Inspiration N of the picce, and by turns the warrior hero, the lonely child and the martyr maid bent 3 1 the feelings of her auditors. Miss 2 henk entered fully into the feelings 2 beautiful salutatory, and face, lips A ful gesture gave a heartfelt’ wel- come to all. The “Sleigh Ride,” in which Miss Jeanne 4 Wakeficld's violin added merriment to the party, gave the imagination a pleasant va- ] cation from the dust and heat 3 of the summer. It would be i ikind, as well as ungrateful, not to give | e little ones their meed of praise, as their 3 fa footsteps and sweet volces charmed every ane. 5 Miss Ri Orcutt, the soloist of the pretty 3 and graceful cantata, n the Glen,” pos- i sessses already a well developed voice, | which promises much in maturer yeara. i Miss Marguerite Wheeler's “Lilliput” was 2 a masterpiece. Every word, even a whisper, being distinctly understood, and the varying parts fully entered into by the tiny maiden. 3 The last weeks of the scholastic year X have been devoted to oral and written ex- ; amirations, which entailed hard study on the part of the pupils, and close attention on that ‘of teachers, and the prizes and crowns distributed by Rt. Rev. Bishop Scannell rewarded the victorious competi- tors. Notwithstanding the financial de- 1 pression, the school has been a great suc- cess as to numbers during the past year and the teachers are proud of the response 3 which their pupils have given to the un- B wearyMg efforts made in their behalf. Tho r attendance has numbered sixty-five, which i is an increase over previous years, the sixth annual comm ement of yesterday closing the most successful term in the | history of the institution, The gold medal for attendance was won A by Miss Cecilia Farrell, there being tem whose markings were perfect. Each of 3 the others reccived a book. The prizes i were for_proficiency in the various grades 1 in the English, scientific and classical i branches. i About twenty members of the clergy wers 4 in attendance, observing closely the evi- dences of advancement made by the pupils : during the year. 1 At Sacred Heart Convent. There were no graduates at the Convent of the Sacred Heart this year, but commence- ment exercises were held there yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. These are always unique in character, but. those of yesterday were especially interesting and reflected great credit on the pupils of the instftution. 3 The special feature of the program was - the presentation of scenes from the caresr of Joan of Arc. The participants were g Misses Kosters, Shelby and Meyer. Miss H Kosters sustained the part of the heroina of this beautiful operetta with ease and e spirit, whether among her flocks at Domremy il or after the coronation of Charles VII at Rheims, or when going forth resignedly to death. ' Her voice is rich and replste with promise. The three scenes of the operatta were interspersed with musical selections by Y Misses McShane, T. Schmidt, M. Barrett, A. g Faray and R. Shelby. b Tn the “Magic Shoe chiliren of the , primary department discussed with amusing gravity some of the burning questions of 1 the day in the moral, intellectual end politi- cal sphere. Those taking part in the comedy were Misses V. Gehlen, E. McAdam, Helen McConnell, L. Sy E. Schmidt, N. McShane, A. Hayes, M. Shelby, A. O'Rourks k and E. Cleves, of whom the first four gave evidence of especial juvenile talent. The overture was played by Misses T. Schmidt, M. McShane, N. McShane, F. Head, L' Maple, L. Mergen and M. Reynolds, and was exceedingly well done. In fact, E the music, both instrumental and vocal, ; was of a high order and manifested care- ful training, whether on harp, violin, plano / or_guitar o The address to Rt. Rev. Bishop Scannell by Miss E. Schmidt closed the program. i It cmbodied the thought that the servica of the creator must obviously be the end and object of the creature and that every- g short of God is transitory. The salnts stood this, Miss Schmidt said, and i ere were many in the church who under- stood this and it was their duty to make 3 this thought filter through the masses. The % allusion to Bishop Scannell's interest in the 3 of Park Place was delicate and heart- and found an echo in the prelate’s : remarks to the pupils. ar bas been a successtul one, not perhaps in point of numbers, but in the results as shown by the pupils in ihe oral and written examinations concluded A Tucsday. The new session opens on the e 5 first Wedne in September. felt, congratulatory The scholastic y oplig Cough. There fs o danger from this dise Chamberlain's Cough remedy is freely given. E 1 cs the tough mucus and aids ex- A pectoration. It also lesscns the severity e when ing, and Insures a speedv recovery. Thero is not the least danger in giving it to chil- dren or babies, as it contains no injurious substance. 25 and 50-cent bottles for sale by all druggists. A conling ride—to Courtland beach, b il q A bazar for the benefit of “The Scandina- h vian Evangelizal Lutheran Dothany School and Young Ladies' Home,” Thirty-third end b Curaing streets, will be given at Patters gl 3 hall, southeast eorner Seventeenth and Far- 4 nam streets, Thursday afterncon, June %1, from 1 to 7 o'clock, and the following Friday o and Saturday evemings from 6 to 10 p. m. A groat variety of faney work and sany 3 other useful articles will be sold at reasom- b ble price Admission 25 cents, loe cremm and cake served free. All are cordially ta- 3 vited, _—— Exoursion Kates Last. For full information concerning summer excursions eall at the Chl Milwaukes & St. Paul ticket office, 1504 Farnam street, or address F. A. NASH, General Agent. $10.75 to Denver aod Netura. June 24 and 25, the Burliugton route will sedl round trip tickets to Dinver at the very B rate of $1 City ticket oftice, 1324 Fa ——— back and earoussl Oourtland. vam street il 2 i, lorado Sprivgs and return vig clic June 11, 23 and 24, 2 City office 1302 Farcam street.