Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 29, 1894, Page 7

nmm qr UN 29, 1894 "SPEGIAL NOTICES. Contlnued. “pdvertisements for thess columns will be taken until 12;8 p. m. for the evening and until 9:00 m. for the moening and Sunday editions. ‘Aavertisers, by requesting a numbered check, ean have mnswers addressed to a numbered let fer In eare of The Bee. Answers o addressed will be delivered upon presentation of the check. Rates 1%o word first {nsertion, 1o & word ihereatter, Nothing taken for less than 25c. SITUATIONS - WANTED. BY AN EXPERIENCED MAN, i AL reference given. Ad: AZ i e WANTED, position s o dress O 43, ¥ A_OENE] . 18th strect, WANTED- MALE HELP. : BOLICITORS, TEAMS FURNISHED; INSTALL- ment goods. American Wringer Co., 167 How- ard street. 1583 AGENTS, SALERY OR COMMISSION. THE greatest Invention of the age. The New Pat- ent, Chemical Ink Einsing Pencil, Selts on ight. Works like magic. Agents are making $25.00 t0 $125.00 per week. For further par- ticulars write the Monroe Erasing M(g. Co. X 3, La Crosse, Wi T8¢ PUSHING MEN TO TAKE ORDE establishied house; salary paid. Douglas. “Apply 1 B-M179Jy1 RS FOR LATEST Silary or commission. implex Dress Chart Co., City, Mo, B—M4S5 200 (MEN WANTED, TO S8BLL OUR GOODS by sample to the wholesale and retall trade; sell on sight to every business man or firm; lib- eral salary: money advanced for advertising and expenses; permanent position. ~Address, with stamp, King Mfg. Co,, C 42, Chi, GOOD HUST ing necessity. WANTED, A For particulars write to Donovan Bros, 1 WE WANT THREE ENERGETIC MPEN TO take orders In the city for the Vapor Stove Cover," easy soller. Good wages. Terms and samples (20 8. 16th ‘st. Vapor Stove, Co. LABORERS A TEAMS on B. & M. rallroad extension to Mont free transportation. Kramer & O'Hearn, bor Agency, 1ith and Farnam strects. D—M630 200 RS na; La’ WANTED, WANTED, FIRST CLAS stoady Jnh for a good m plow work. - Address M. perior, Neb. WANTED, TWO GOOD Omaha_and Council scliolars preferred avenue, Council Biuft - WANTED—FEMALE HELP. n; must und H. CANVASS Bluffs; High ' Address’ F, 810 school Third 654 30 w‘n‘luv WITH GOOD ) Dodge. FMiD2 29° A NISFED SOUTH ROOM With strictly irst cjass board. 0 Dougl V965 SOUTH FRONT ROOMS, EINGLE OR with board; references. 274 Farnam [ FaM5% 30 LB llrfi-‘l?ll- DESIRABLE ROC ences. Terms reasonable BOARD; ROR ensuite, DARD. N.18th F 4234300 TH m ANTLY ~ FURNISHED cove, sultable for two gen- éar, southwest cor. of . Walnut Hill, 516 2 FOR 3 front room with tlemen, beside street 424 and Hamilton st ROOMS WITH OR__ WITHOU' plensantest location In Kount erences, O e ¥ FOR RENT. pleasant ro tire ATD: et THE COOLEST AND ms in the city, on July 1 . floor either furnished or un- 180 front alcove foom on sece tios unexpectedly leaving o8 oxchange Mrs, Hend 1 oyenu: F=615-1 MO! the e ond city son, floar, Ri 1001 Geor FOR RENT, SOUTH FRO} i ‘1“[ private famil WE ROOM, orn improve: FURNISHED ROOMS, housekeeping, clty water, efc, west ¢ 7th and Wobste 4ROOM FLAT, BATH ROOM AND CLOS| 6i0 N. 17th St; $10.00; reforonces required. b SUITARLE Tow rent; -28 FOR RENT, THE 1-STORY BRICK BUILDING, arnam_street, The bullding has a fire- PREL omant” Cokment, camEiy, ekt neat ing fixtures, water on all floors, gas, etc. Ap- ply at the office of t ~ AGENTS WANTED. AGENTS IN AND OUT OF CITY; LIBERAL commissions. Apply room 43, Faxton bloc J—876 JyT" WANTED—TO RENT. WANTED—SOUTH _ OR BAST ROOM and board in a private family by a married couple, west of Twentieta street. Address O 48, Bee office. A e 0 0 IS OLAIRVOYANT!. Continued. CLAIRVOYANT-PROFESSOR WHITE, THE greatest clairvoyant of his age, has arrived in Omaha. He will read your future life without Glves valuable information on all WL give you truthful advice on all Iness, law, money matters, and all family irs, being gifted with a rare and wonderi:il inmght into such matters, and never known to make a mistake, The future piainly revealed, lovers united. Troubles healed, reunites the separated, from whatever cause, and cnuses happy inarriages. Gives names of friends and enemies, Also the one you will marry, Tells what to'do and where to g0 to be lucky. All In trouble call. Those desiring reli tion on all aff life or © > call, All counsel strictly an_be found at 1617 Chicago from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sund 5 —M-180-Ty 110 :n‘mn H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- M R 1abls business mediom Tt year at 119} 13 1H, oho, [ vapor, aths. MADAME SMITH, room 3, sage, phuri s MISS DEVOL, FROM NEW YORK, HAS taken charge of Madam Li Rook's massage parlors, 12 and 13, 322 North 16th. TM62 4 MADAME BROWN, 1314 CAPITOL AVENUE, 24 floor, room 4, massage, alcohol, sulphur and a baths. T—378 290 MME. ANNA OF CHICAGO GIVES ALCOHOL bathis and massage. 308 N. 16th, 13, PERSONALL. MADAME BER JAM FOR WHIPPING; A amery, 1813 'Howard; tel U—MUS Jy1t STON, LADIES' HAIR DRESSE mpooing. Oid location, 211 8. 16th _street. U858, RAMSEY MAKES DBELICIOUS 217 N. 16th st U—§74 Iy1* VISIT 1. J. L. bome made bread; try one loaf. WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY Mulle w ice crenm pariors, 2802 Leaven: t; everything I8 new, including the building. Tel. 1030. Ice cream deil ) M215. STORES HAIR s lair failing natural colo . FRANK BROGLIN to the baid; cures dandruff; out; restores gray hair to both sexes treated. References furnished of Omaha patients who are relieved. No cure, 0o pay. Room 424, Bee Bullding, Omaha, Neb. U 200-Jy13 flON’BY TO LoAN»— ROOM 1, A B HARRIS, MONEY TO LOAN_ON) erty. Harvin Loan Co., M1 l: BUSINESS CflANCES FOR SALE, CHEAP, FIR#T.GEASS RESTAUL nt and linch counter, o F. E. & M V. opot. Fremont, Neb. | . YoM ESTABLISHED COAL GOOD trade. Address Box 48, )Ml [m..-\ bl Paxton block. R SALE OR best paying drug terms, one-half o per. Addros YOU WANT TO change merchandise, get In or out of busic sy, call on or address the National Information and Exchange Co., 203 First National bajk, Omaha, Neb. OF TH ebraska; GRINDING. LAWN ‘Melchoir Dros., SCISSORS, ETC., kround. MOW ER! n RAZORS, Farnam st Iyd LAWN MOW- Mth, 113 AND RE- 26 Iyl ‘,\7[\7\‘! 8H ere, etc ARS L. Underland SHARPE! rear & .CLIPPERS, 106 N. NED. Hoei, 16th, MEAT MARKET. MEATS, 16th, 1337510 I CHOICE CUT _OF MEAT AT Heingman's market, 105 N. 16th st 132yi0 KURZ_ CHOICE MEATS, PRICES 722 8. 16th streot Jy13 3T, DEST OF Washington market, 614 N. GEO. W, reasonable, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS BURKDT, BRAL DIRECTOR AN embalmer. 1618 Chicago, Tel. 9. L2 BWANSON & VALILN, UNDERTAL embalhers, 101 Cuming st., telephone 10 K I LE, A WELL du nd sslon b storage plant In Omaha, splendid loeation, at very low fieure. 1l health of proprietc family necessitates removal from Omal torms and particulars apply to O §1, 1 ainoss With best A 10C Cr 268-7y-15 10P AND mpetition; s Hox 401, Y -M632 1 ALE FOR CASH, HARNE: goods; good town; gosd trad a bargain if taken at on Riverton, In. o 1PROV i owner within miles from 125 Omaha, 174 I 20th; all sewer and ‘walk, paved library, unin® Ad- De- EXCHANGE, Harney stréot near ' ready for building; gas, water connections; stone side street; ver; to court hou city Hall, ete.; will exchange i and improved lown or no better property in Omaha. i Bloman, 18 Telograph Didg, age on troft, "0, MAUL 17 Farn; UNDI n strect; telephone, “& IEAFEY, 218 8. o, 21th and N’ sts., SO, WTH ST Omatia TENTS AND AWNINGS. DON'T YOU PUT UP AN AWNING ON hore; keeps out sun, utities your res| costs but little. Omaha Tent & Awning 1311 Farnam St Tel. 883 382-Jy17 WOLF BROS. & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF awmings, ‘tents, flags, wagon, hay covers. tarpauling, banners, streamors. 103, 105 8. 16th stroet, Tel. 004 Tents for rent. %8 Wiy 12 Farnem & § Mall orders got REED JOB PRIN of all Kinds. 17th SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. VAN_SANT'S SCHOOL QF SHORTHAND, 613 N. Y. Lite, Omaha. Ask for circular, 624, IMPROVE farms or raw Ia 313 McCague bldg. Z—647-1 AND for Toom CLEAR VACA property to trade Williams & Mittan, YOUR FRI Proctor, 616 8, TAKE ND: TINTYP) 16th street. U fl’“q’ Eig it .[ WANTED, ?"m FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work._{fiquire’ 0 Dodis_street.” " C—MUsT / WANTED — AN _EXPERIENCED NURSE with references to care for two-year old child on & trip to the lnkes for b neat and not under 19 y: At 5% So. 20th Ave. Immedinte WANTED, GIRL FOR GENE work. 2018 Charles stroet WANTED, A WOMAN OF wants @ steady home; child, M 24th and K stre WANTED, = SPECIALTY AND gorus ladies, = Cali at Dertin Kitolien, sccond jaor, cor. 15th street and Capitol avenue once! WANTED, STUDENT NUR hospital, Council Bluff: FOR RENT-HOUSES. FINE FLAT IN CLOUSER RLOCK AT 703 8. 10th st.; range and all other conveniences: George Clouser, room 2, 1623 Farnam st. MIDL no objection to one PEOPLE HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARK HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE O. F. Davis company, 1605 Farnam. —_ D—387 6ROOM COTTAGES, MODERN, CHOICE IN Stanford Cirele, C. 5. Elgutter, 20i Do build: nig. D388 RENTAL AGENCY, 507 BROWN uuovs. 589 CLEAN, ~ COMFORTADLE, CONVENIENT, lerite rentals, best 3 and 4-room suites for héUaekeepers oniy. References required. Also 0 suite In tenement:, 816 S. 224 st. D% KELKENNEY&CO.,R. 1, CONTINENTAL, BLK. 591 3-ROOM Robison, D—850 blic. FOR RENT, GOOD DBTACHED NIN house 2621° Capltol avenue. - B. H. roam 7, Commercial National. TEMPLETON & TIEREOR, Paxton FOR RENT., DWHLLINGS IN ALL aha: call t. H. Sheafe. Paxton biock. 5 St0s THREE-ROOM VLATS, $7.60. 1418 _N. 17TH. D—MSS7 Jy8* fi RENT, DESIRADLE 1-R00M. MODERN ldence, firat-class in every detail, " centrally loeated. ‘Rent, $0. E. H. Sheafe, 432 Pax- blk. D—M309 TENTS ¥OR RENT 131l FARNAM ST, D381 vmr FINE 7-ROOM COTTAGE AT RE- duced price: call at once. Fidelity Trust Com- _pany, 1702 Farnam DY FOR RENT, MODERN HOUSE; REASONABLE “terms. Enquire 1819 Dodge. D—M440 8. B. CORNER G6TH AND WILLIAMS streots, 10-room house, with barn, paved street,” large grounds, Ahrubbery, frult, etc., Muug‘ Fidelity Trust company, PARTS o e = h [0 1) To Trade It. To Sell It To Buy It. To Rent It. 1%e a word first time. 1c a word after the first time. 1 N et 1 T (IR i AT A W W 'No ad. taken for less than 25 cts. __first time. ? $1.50 a line per ‘month. ~— PAY Is there anything——r Have you anything —— You Don’t Want? ADVERTISE IT ON THIS PAGE You Want @af sellles it AT THE WINDO W. —— #fiiflbfl#flfik LB L L Y STORAGE. G STORAGE, WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 HARNEY. 1 STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS; CLEAN and cheap rate. R. Wells, 1111 Farnain, TEL.158. M 201 OM.VAN&STORAGE CO.,16% DODGE. 'WANTED-TO BUY. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SECOND-HAND furniture, stovs, etc. I. Brussell, 710-713 N. 1ith. N85 REPUBLICAN Gallatin, 5 29° WANTED, TO LEASE A mmr at once. E."B. Shackelford, BALDUIF— A pleasant and convenient place, 1520 Farnam street, Paxton block; ‘phone, L o SAML BURNS INVITES YOU TO VISIT HIS new art room at any time. 1318 Farnam. U—478 Iy MAXWELL, SPECIALIST, OF INTERNA- tional_sanitariuiu, removed to 403 Paxton block. Tel. 1547, UM Ty CATARRH TREATED, $§ PER MONTH, ROOM 30, Douglas bik., cor. 10th and Dodge. U—64-J8 MASSAGE TREATMENT, ELECTRO-THER- mal baths. Scaip and haif tréatment, manicures& chiropodis. Mrs. Post, 319% S 15th, Withnell bik. DR. SECOND-HAND FURNITURE noumrr "AND sold. L. Aitman, 808 & 810 N. 16th st. N—$29 Jys WHEN ON FARNAM STREET STOP IN AT 1110 and see our new china. M. H. Bliss. U—809-Jy-8 12 Farnam D—M511-8) FOR RENT, DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN Qevneh Bltffs; call for st at Omaha office, Paxton block. E. H, Sheafe D—MG67 WANTED, TO BUY A LADY'S SADDLE horse: pacer preferred. Rao Cameron, 118 8th street. N—-Mo11 2% FOR RENT, TWO 10-ROOM MODERN FLATS, ||_cheap. J.'W. Squire, 8 Licc bids. D—$23 SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, 3% 8. 131H ST. Lt 'TROOM MODERN HOUSE, 3116 CHICAGO stroet, $25. HOUSE, 00 per month. Apply at same ad- D--MG1S 30% STORE: FLATS, D—M5S) kll EDIUM for_rent I FOR RENT, HOUSE: £ Ames, 1617 Farnam. " FOR RENT — WANTE priced houses. List With Ames. HAVANA FRECKLES, A 10C CIGAR, FOR 5C. N—M270-Jy-15 " FOR SALE_FURNITURE. MISS YOUR & household 615 N. 16th st. 0857 YOU, WON' s on ' furnitu Low pr redit Co., 613 Enterprise ¢ TEN-ROOM MOD] OW. 118 N 20th atreet. HOUSE FOR RENT NEAR HANSCOM DARK, Hicks, New York Life Lids. D—s46-30 FURNISHED HOUSE, 200 FARNAM near %Wth. Call at 607 Brwon block. D—664-J1y27 COTTAGE. SIX ROOMS, ON MOTOR LINE. ot clsternwater; ront $18.00. Willlams Shd Mitan. room 18 AcCague. block, D-621-290 FOR RENT, 3, 4 AND § ROOMS, AT 634 8, 17711, _between Jackson and Leavenworth. Jy28* M655 FOR RENT- FURNISHED ROOMS, FURNISHED ROOMS. 148 I)OD?.E. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, only, 2005 St. Mary's ave. 3 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE ng for man and wife. Reat taken in board. ab N, dith, o) AETNA HOUSE, NORTHWEST CORNER LTH and Dodge. Rooms by the day or wesk. B-056 Jy9e FURNISHED ROOMS, 1516 CHICAGO STRL E-MITT Jy9 BASEMENT AND PAR OR FLOOR, SINGLE > or together, elegantly furnished; reasonable for e 008 Bust. 588 290 G CHEAP FOR CASH, UPRIGHT used 3 vears: Inquire of G. C. Mezendorf, 410 12th st, Lincoln, or 21 8. 16th st., Omab 0608 FOR SALE OR TRADE, NEARLY NEW BED- room furniture; a good bargaln. Call 1703 Dodge street, 4 (0 6 p. m. 0—662 1+ FOR SALE, Wheelock plano, VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES] Health book and consultation free. Address or call Viavi Co., 346 Bee bldg. Lady attondant, HAVANA FRECKLES, A 10C CIGAR, FOR iC. M257-Ty- WIFE OR HUSBAND, WHICH DO YOU WANT? My marriage r mailed, sealed, for stamp. W. H. Harbeck, Denver, Colo. 9 FOR RENT, EASY TERMS, OLD E: lished buteher shop, Chicago and 13th streets. Thomas O'Connor, 318 8. 12th street. U—M32 300 S OF COON JOE MILLER AND H. 8. JON Rapids, Ta., run a foot race, two blocks south of Fort Omaha, for $30.00 a side, last weck. “Dutch Joe' won the race and spent the money fooling around with a cane. U—MG53 290 MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. FORSALE—HORSES, WAGONS,ETC. FOR SALE, CHBAP, DRIGHT DAY MARE, 4 years old, 1,100 pounds; kind, gentle and well Droke. °3." B! Hadfock, room i21 Ramge bl P—M3) RTY, A of ad- WANTED, BY RELIADLE P, ‘double driver for the summer. Call dress W. Vaugh, r. 6, Creighton block. P—gi1_ 28 " FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. DALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD Cattle company, have 2,000 tons of good barn- filled promptly. BENHEIM ~ SPANIELS, THE HANDSOMEB lttle toys; Scotch Collies. G. H. Moore, 1631 Bherman avenie, importer and breeder. Q878 Iy1 BUPPLIES F OR AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS NIGHT HAWK CAMERA, 8. 8. Heyn & Co., Dol suppiles, 1008 Farnam st. Q-508-Jy8 FURNISHED ROOMS. 1WTH_STREET. —MO8Y Jyz3e 3 LOCATION. 2237 66 8. FURNISHED ROOMS; M Dodge. FURNISHED ROOM. 17 HARNEY STREET. FURNISHED ROOM; 19 Farnem, BUITE OF FURNIS keeping,” modern. 2623 Farnam street. E—§ 2810 FURNISHED ROOMS, FRONT, SINGLE AND ensuite, 1305 Chlcugd street. M5 5 _— FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME, UNDER CARE OF Women's tian asooldtion. 11 8. iTth at. BT. BERNARD PUPS, $10l DOUGLAS STREET. Q—MIs0 Jyd 0 3125, EABY BICYCLES, NEW AND OLD, $20 payments; we rent and repair. Ca. maha Bicycle L 1§tn_ st Tel. 1. Q134 #1250 BICYCLE NOW 7.8, $10.00 CUT TO $65.25, $60.00 cut to $42.60, M. Trolel, 2108 Leav- enworth street. [T IcR FOR SALE IN CAR LOTS. GILBERT ‘ouncil Bluffs, QM3 1y ZED HALL SAFE AT A BARGAIN, 108 Dodge st Q631 3 FOR SALE, FINE YOUNG ST. BERNARD dog, “one year old, perfectly marked, pedi- greed, raised with welghs over 100 pounds. Call 213 street, Q663-28% ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, with drst- i board 1008 Capitol ave. Inquire _Ine Capit: F-MTI HAVE YOUR OLD CARPET WOVE Tugs. Smyrna rugs repaired, 1531 Leave TARGE rflom‘ AMOVI ROOM, TWO NICE e with board. 'The Albany, Douglas SN ) ROOMS & BOARD. @2 N. 1. MRS D, Bl 8. WL F0-J y18* Vw‘w ROOMS, FURNISHED OR location. 810 and, m‘“a Ioc.l AND BOARD, #13 CAPITOL AVINUL. -4 b0 NICEL N} AGELY, FURM 181 " FRONT lwol AND ALCOVE, m-uml. ‘with or without board, addition, In private family. Add ln ROOMS, WITH OR th, F861 5 NEWLY ountze’'s 45, Hee. 468 29 TAXIDERMY AND FURS, BEND FOR CATA- logue. ~George B. Brown, r., & Co. T 8 lath. ] OTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR HEATING and ventilating of bufldings with hot air. Bids for proposals to heat with hot air and tharoughly ventilate ihe Alton -public —school bullding at Alton, Bloux conuty, Ta.. will be re. celved by John' Meyer, Seo., Alton, Sioux county, Ta.. untll Friday, July' 8, at 4 o'clock p. m. Bide must be accompanied with plans and specifications submitied for the Inspec- tion .and consideration of the school board of the independent district of Alton, la., sald board reserving the right to reject any or all bids. _Jno. Meyer, Secretary. — CLAIRVOYANTS. ARRIVED, H. PETTIBONE, MRD) #on hotel, for & few days cnly. I NC LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY roperty; §3,000 & upwards, 5 to 6% per cent; no elaye. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam. W—607 OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. 16TH AND Douglas streets, loan money on city and farm property at lowest rates of interest. W—810 MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS, improved and unimproved Omaha real estate. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam st. W MONEY A PROPERTY and Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 per cent. W. B. Melkle, First Natlonal bank bullding. W—613 MORTGAGE LOANS, A. MOORE, LN, ¥, Lie. 13 39 MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam st. W—608 nd unimproved Omaha_real Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 F . OPP. P.O. WM Jyad SHEAFE, 432 PAXTON BLO K. LOANS. E. H. LIFE INSURANCE or bought. F. C, POLICIES Chesney, LOANED ON Kansas Clty, Mo, W2 IMPROVED OMAHA Hrénnan, Love & Co., Paxton bl Wt ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO_ 318 N.Y. LIFE Ioans at low rates for choioe securiy on” No- braska and Towa farms or Omaha city property, i W2l NS, LARGE LOANS ON CENTRAL Jroperi B per “cent.”C, " AL Btarr, ¥ W25 MONEY TO LOAN ON roal cstate. CITY 1.0. business UNITED S MORTGAGE York. Capital $2,000,000. Surplus $500,000. mit choice loans to 'F. S, Pusey, agen National _bank Imll«nnw W LOANS, 1 TO 5 YEARS, WARRANTS, BONDS, W ote. Garvin Bros, #0' N."Y. Lite, MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM property, Amés, 1617 Farnam stre MONEY TO LOAN--CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON HO! ture, plan: horses, wagons, or any kind o[ chattel security, at lowest poulbh rlltl‘ 'lla\ch YOu can puy back at any thno. and amount. FIDELITY lnAN DUARANI‘EI K“, _Toom 4, Withaenl blosk X~ MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, horse wagons, ete., at lowest rates in eit. no removal of goods: strictly confdential; you can pay the loan off &t any time or in any amounts. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO, 306 Bouth 16th street. X8 ' FARM LAND, C. F. HARRISON, 912 ) TRADE Mitian, CLEAR 160 ACRES and lot. bildg. FOR SALE REAL EETATE. BARGAINS, HOU LOTS AND FARM: salo “or trade. K. Darling, Williams SES, e SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS For the next ten days for purchasing ots on GEORGIA AND VIRGINIA AVENUES, beiween MASON' AND PACIFIC streots. The choicest residence portion of our city. Can be_purchased NOW at prices that would fail 0 buy suburban property. INVESTIGATE AT ONCH, as present prices hold_good_only tiil JULY FIRSA. THE FIDELITY TRUST CO., { 13 Farnam street. M132 30 AL COTTAGE; C ccty 30th and Sahl ¢uuu‘re 1918 Farnam. RE—M518 FOR SALE, NEW 4-Ri lar, cistern, city wates $1,950.00; 1ong time, m'l Burns. DU YOU WANT TO MA. 'lu,fl})\)? If 80 buy before July st Lot 19, block 468, Grand:View, for $300, $100 cesh, balance long time .r, 6 per cent. On erade. Or 5 feet cast lmn!np! ()Lurxh avenue, near Martha, for $650, Paved street and car line. ‘Or 5 feet fronting oft km. jand 3th streets, near Chicago street, for -$500,-3300 cash, balance long time at 7 per cent. ! tl.rn A fine lot In Avondale Park at $1,200, $300 eash, balance long time,(7 par cent. Think of it!' A fine dastfront lot in. Hans- com Place, on grade, for $4000." o Prices good enly till Julytdst.. Call at once. FIDBLITY TREST COMPANY, 17th mmd Farnam Streets. l!l —M563 30 BSTATE-HAVE TWO CUSTOMERS it you ha: Parnam. CRE-M3 REAL for medium_priced residence. baggain. List with Ames, 1617 LOST, ENGLISH SETTER th black ticks, black patch Reward offercd for return to DOG AnoUT Dee offl M3 LOST, SILVER MATCH SA JUNE 20th reward. Address O 47, STRAYED OR STOLEN, 1 WHIT wolghing about 900 poun anchor eral reward will be puid for its r Farnam street. Lost MARE, brand; 1ib- urn_to 1315 2659 30 HARNEBS WP D. SADDLES, ETC.; NEAT Casad, 624 8. 16th_street. M—-066 Jy) BEFORE YOU BUY A HAR- 16th street. M—056 359 REPAIRING 202 HARNESS, vepalring. 8. GET MY PRIC ness. August Bohne, 711 8. HARNES ecialty. \\’llil's, NETS, ETC. 113 N. 15th st. ~ DENTISTS. SUIT streets. IRGE ton block, 5. NASON, DENTIST. 16th and Farnam pouting, “valleys, roofing, done cheap. Gate City Tinners, §22 N. 16th’ st. 832 Jys TINWARE REPAIRED, E. GREDIC, 11 N. 160l strect.” Copper and sheetiron work 55-7y. " ELECTRICAL SVPPLIES ARMATURES AND CON REWOUS storage batterles recharged; electrical and gen- eral machinists; superior work _guuranteed. Omaha Electrical Works, 617 and 619 8. 160 St HORSESHOEING. . B. BURT, HORSESLOER, 34 N. 16TH. 826 Jyd 16TH_ST. 57 3y8 MRS, THOS. MALONEY, 012 N. ) DRESSMAKING. SMAKING-BY DAY AT HOME; reasonable, cut and fit guaranteed. at 1721 Capitol avenue. HAIRDRESSING. TERMS Inquire Bge . HAI N Y LIFE. R 1640132 DBARGAINS IN ACRE PROIERTY. 10 ACRES with beautiful shade tre near new Elmwood park, only $2,950.00. 45 ACRES near Seymour park, spies cated, only $300.00 per acre. C. M. Power, 419 Y. Life Bldg. RE—600 3 T HAVD LISTED WITH ME FOIt QUICK SALE a beautiful 40-acre tRict, near,Seymour park, at $225.00 per acre. €. R. Boatright, 301 N. Y. Lite Bldg. RE—MG65 3 A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A handsome_residence property; I can ofter the elegant double residence Nos. 1128 and 1130 S. 315t street for sale at a low figure, and take part purchase price in_good farm land; any one looking for a cholce plece of Omaha property will_do well to Investigate this. Hicks, 305 N. Y. Life bldg. RE—668' 2 WE DESIRE TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION to the fact that we are muking a speclalty in handling acre property surrounding this_ city; We belleve acres close to Omaha, at pres: prices, offer a splendld opportunity for an solutely safe and sure investment. Omaha’s growtli has been marvelous. Our population in IR0 was 0,619, and the U. S. census of 00 shows 140,452, ‘and it Is only réasonable to suppose ‘u.u‘ We dre as yet only In our infancy s dev s, ete., idly lo- the great multitude us clties that line the dis- n Omaha and New € for 2,00 miles to the iwest of Omaha, covering the entire dis- ance to San Franclsco and the great north- st to Porlland, Ore., there are only throe four towns of any slze or Importance, and n_consider that thls great empire I8 as yet scarcely touched, and 15 yet (o be deve the question is hot whether Omaha will grow and Inerease in population, but the problem s how large n city Omaha will TO PICTURE a populatic city that is the sole And undisputed of this vast reglon ‘15w mild estimate, and the man who pins his faith to Omaha and Seourcs control of a goodly tract of land in civse proximity to this elty Is certain to make immense profits within the near future. CAN OFFER some great bargains property Just at AMONG OTHERS, we can offer 20 acres near new Elmwood park, in West Omaha. The city mere for 200 acres, embraced in can sell the 20 acres mentioned for $50.09 por ncre. N ALSO OFFER 40 ACRES four and one- hale miles west of the postoffice in this city, splendidly adapted for trackage, manufactur: ing, or residence purposes, at $325.00 per acre. ALSO OFFER ) ACHES close to South Ol at §20.00 per acre. CAN ALSO OFFER 80 ACRES near Seymour park, 2 minutes drive from the business center of Omaha, and fifteen minutes drive from the busineas center of South Omaha. Can sell this at $225.00 per acre. 1t you have any idea of making an investment in real estate we will be pleased 0 have you call ‘at our office in the New York Life build- ing. Hicks, real estate agency. RE-—669 20 BUSINESS NQTICES. BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR'OR TON LOTS. WB buy hay. A. H. Sayder,diUi¥ Burt st., X:’Ii uor. in DAMAGED MIRRORS RUSILVERED, e l.l, I ¥ ROEDER'S PHARMACY,” 71 N. 16TH ST, 80 Jys DT MOUNT TAS RMOYED HIS COAL office to 2 So. 16th, Bowsblock. 687-Jy1 uuAuA A ¥ %% FACTORY; OLD 613 8. ipes HOTEL BRUNSWICK, 10TH' AND JACKSON, changed hands, Europehn’ plan, first class. Speclal attention o rooms P¥' month. Rooma, $12.00 10 335.00, Including’ Baghs, Nght and elo: cr, M43 Iyn b CHINA DECORATED TOORGER AND MEND- ed like new, 106 8. th st . 1Tyl LTfiflfi"’mmilfio_dufi:luL RIEPAIRS, wp $10 up. Louls Gutilng, 114 8. 13th st. 25 Jyin CARPENTER. OFFICE AND peclalty, <1513 Capitol ave, R 1. CARTER, METAL CORNICE SKY Highis, smoko siacks, furnices. 1011 Howard st i MEEOKANT TAILORS. A N, MERCHANT TAILOR, ESTAB. i llflu & domestic movelties. 1607 Farnam, 798-Jy4 LARSEN, 813 254 Iyl BUITS TO ORDER AT COFT/ 6. N. 16th st. EIllbhlhtd » yea 8] MORTENSEN, THE OLD RELIABLE TAIL: th, ‘has greatly reduced prices: Ses and 320 sults; all made {n_Omaha. 63 Sy "AL 0O, LEADING OPTICIANS; Ponder. manager; sclentific examina tion of the eyés free: 223 8. 16th street, Com'l Nat'l, Bk. Bidg, In Kinsler's drug store. A-091-300 MILLER, LADIES' HAIRDRESSING, SHAM- booling, stedming halr §oods, 1613 Dolglas. PAWNBROKERS, FRED MOHLE, 1617% FARNAM a2 . MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY,G5 N. 1oth 8. WHOLESALE COAL. JOHNSON BROS, DEALERS IN all kinds of coal. Bolicited. 1008 Farnam street. MAGS ~ PLUMBERS. FREE—PLUMBING OF EVERY stedm & hot water heating jewerage. . WHOLESALI Correspondence KIND, GAS 3816, F. eacher. “GELLENBECK, 1810 California_street. TICKET BROKERS. T H. DAVIES, MEMBER A. T. B. ASS'N tickets ought ‘and sold. 1312 Farnam strect, 291 Jy16 ARNAM. 202 4316 AT IR BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors. Bee Building, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FREL. RAILWAY TIME GARD Leaves BANJOIST A} 914 . H. PHILBIN, CUT RATES. 1403 CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.|Arrives I Omana € MO. RIVEX ot 10th and Mason Sts. Denver Express....... 10:18am. .10 Deadwood Express. .. il Denver EXpress....... iNbbraska Local (except Sun.) _8:16am.. Lincoln_Local (except Sun ~X C. BT. J & C. | _Depot 10th and 'Mason Sts. Sansas City Day Expre 5pm.iK."C. Night Ex. via U. P e | CHICAGO, R. . & PACIF Omaha|Union Depot 10th & Mason Sts.| N T RART 10:15am. Atlantic_fxpress (e 6:26pm. ... .....NIght Express. hicago Vestibuled Limited. & Texes Bxp. (ex Sun).i1:3ip ‘olorado Limited.......... 4:10pm Lenves UNION PACIFIC, |Arrives ha|Union_Depot 10th & Mason Sta.| Omasa r Expre Jverland Fly 3 . Beatrice & Stromsb'g G:40pm “Uncifio Express.. cioodonst Mail. 3 [CHICAGO, MIL. & ST. PAULJArrlv “Omaha|Union Depot 10th & Mason Sts.| Chicago Limited §0_Bxpress (ex. Sun.) |7 F E_& MO, VALLEY Omaha| _Depot 16th and Webster sts. 9:06um.......Deadwood _Expi 9:06am. (E: Sat). Wyo. Ex..( 6:00pm..Norfolk Express (Ex. G:30pm Bt Paul xpr Leaves | CHICAGO & NORTHW OmahalU. P. Depot 10th & Mas. 1:05am..........Chicago Expross.. Veatibule Limited.. §:30pm > astern Flyor 6:30pm . (x.” i2pm G:00pm TAtTives Omaha 100m 20am 2:15pm 9:2pm 0:3pm IArcives Omaia 00am Pass. (Fx. M 'A Y Local.... [ pegtiisaguit” pactiic _Omaha| Depot 15th and Webster Sta. | D:d0am.....o.... 8t Louls Express ....... Bigmm . 1TUSE Fouis Expross 8:10pm. Dajiy {ex. Sun.) Nebraski Leaves | C., 8T, P.. M. & O. “Gmaha| Depot 13th and Webster Sta. | Bloux City Accom (Ex. Sun). 8 :05pm Sjoux City Accom (Sun. Only)). §:0pm Bloux City Fxpross (1% Bun.). 11:8Am St Paul Limited 3 4am BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, |Arrives Omuhaly. P. Depot 100 & Mason Sta.|” Omuha Sloux City Passenger St Paul Bxpress SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Depof 15th and Webstor Stn. | CBC Chicago OMAHIA & ST, LOUTS Dopot 10th & Mason i Louls Cannon Dail jArrives Omalia Leaves Omaha G:30pm |ArTives O, Omaha | SAYS THERE WAS FRAUDIN IT Towa Hustlers Feel that They Were Brincoed at Denver, REPUBLICANS REGISTER A LARGE KICK Row Among the Delogates ption O Cleve Pl to the League the Selection of for the Next Cony of Moeting DENVER, June 28.—The to tho Natlon: Republican convention say that the land instead of Des M holding the next convention was accompanied by fraud and will appeal to the executive committee to reverse the decision The delegation has issued a statement to the republican leagues declaring that Mr. Byers, chairman of the delegates, challenged in convention the 91 votes of the college league cast for Cleveland by Theodore Cox. “Secretary Humphrey,” the delogate “roplied that Cox h on file and Chairman ruled the objection 91 votes. After Towa delegates League Clubs | selection of Cleve- nes as the place for says, 1 the proper credentials Tracy instantly over- and counted the the convention ad- journed, upon demand of Secretary Humphrey for the credentials of Mr. Cox, Sec Humphrey raked up an old letter roceived by him from Cox on May 18, 184, in which Mr. Cox gave a list of the college clubs, ninoty-one in all, and Secretary Humphrey now admits that Cox had no other credentials, The letter was never prosented to the committee on credentlals or approved by the convention. “This may be the Ohio Kkind of politics, it may be the poliey that Tracy and Humphrey intend to pursue, hut if they do and stick to it the Republican Na- tional |r'|§.\u' 18 de r than any stink- ing mackerel in the seas.” A meeting of southern delegates has been called for today for the purpose of organiz- ing a southern league on account of dissatis faction of the convention in refusing to allow the adoption of the census plan of represen- tation in the south. BOURBONS BADLY BURNED, Case of ¥l rackers kx| gutes Keturned from Springfield CHICAGO, June 28.—By the explosion of a case of fireworks on the rear platform of the special train bringing home from the state convention the marching club of the Cook county democracy last night eight of the members were burned. The accident occurred at Dloomington. The following were burned: Wi Asiah, city prosecutor, wrist burned. 1 John W. Brown, back of neck and both hands burned. Chester Cleveland, burned. Colonel Martin Emorich, both hands badly burned. John P. Hopkins, mayor, side of face and hands burned, mustache and hair singe John W. Lanchart, left hand and wrist_burned. 2. J. McCarthy, back of neck and side of face burned. S William Walsh, both hands burned. The report was arted that an attempt had been made to blow up the train. Great excitement followed. It will be a week or more before some of those who were burned will be able to use their hands, both hands terribly right PROHIBS (LUSE THEIR CONVENTION, State Ticket Nominated at Des Moines— Mulet Law Denoanced. DES MOINES, June 28.—The prohibition- ists have closed their meeting with a series’, of speeches. The nominations in the con- vention were made by a commiltee and voted for by the convention as follows: Sccretary of state, Rev. B. Mitchell of West Side; audi- tor, C. H. Gordpn of Fayette; state treasurer, R. C. Milton of Des Moines; attorney gen- eral, R. H. McGinnis of Jackson; clerk of the supreme court, Mrs. Dunham of Burling- ton; railroad commissioner, Malcolm Smith of Linn; judge of the supreme court, J. A. Harvey of Polk county. The platform denounces the mulet law, de- clares for an' educational qualification” for suffrage; deminds the ballot for women, di- rect taxation and freo trade; gold, silver and paper currency on a_per capita basis and abolition of natloal banks; calls for clvil service reform; lberal pensions, and one day of rest in seven. Spencer O. Fisher to 1o Nominated. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., June 28.—Spen- cer O. Fisher of Bay City will be nomi- nated for governor by the democratic state convention this afternoon. This has been informally agreed upon between the adminias tration and anti- referee delegates who have today gotten together amicably. Editor Clatk Nomioated. KEOKUK, Ta, June 28.—S. M. Clark, editor of the Gate City was nominated for congress by the republican convention on the first district of Towa at Mount Pleasant today on the 135th ballot. The nomination was hotly contested, Nominated for Congross. LEBANON, Ky., June 28.—The republi- cans of the Fourth district nominated Hon. John W. Lewls for congress. i LING I We could not improve the quality it we paid double the price. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve fs the best salve that experience can produce, or money can buy. aSaeiiate iy Ride the switchback at Courtland Beach. oo bLibs o READY FOR VACATION. adges and Lawyers Clear Up the Dockets for the Summer. The courts and the lawyers participated in what they termed the beginning of a holiday and spent the time in clearing up the odds and ends preparatory to the adjournment of the May term, which will be ordered next week. Today all of the jurors will be dis. charged and from that time until the final adjournment the judges will devote the time to law and exparte matters. The garbage case in which the Board of Health is a party, being called into Judge Ferguson's court on an order to fix a time for the establishment of a public dump, was on yesterday, but as Attorney McFarlana, who represented the board, was absent the case’ went over. Won by ¢ ha's Schools. Socretary Gillan of the Board of Education has recelved a letter from Chalrman John Boyd Thatcher of the committee on awards 4f the Columblan exposition, stating that the Qiploma won by the Omaha schools In the liberal art exhibition Is being prepared, and will soon be forwarded to the board, The diploma was awarded on the followlng grounds, 1. Excellent results of logical system drawing. 2. Form power of pupils generally in clay | modeling and excellence of primary teaching. 3. Superlor course of study and its opera- | tion combining mental processes and hand development, aud resulting in general ad vancement of pupils in thought, form and material representation. Not Unu Tne Unlon Pacific will sell tickets to 4th of July excursionists at one fare for the round trip. Sce your nearest U. P. agent for full par- ticulars, of B Popular music at Courtland Beach. i To Stop Parental Cruelty, tobinson, 427 Miaml strect, and Pond, residing on Pratt gtreet, be- tween Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth streets, caused a warrant to be sworn out yesterday for the arrest of an express- man named Cooper, residing at Thirty- fourth and Lake streets, for cruelly beat- ing his child. for the past few days people residing in the nelghborhood where Coover resides Simon Mrs. have bhecome greatly Indignant on account of the way In which Cooper treated s Doy, ‘It 18" sald at various hours of the night the sc ms of the boy ean be heard l(ux 'I locks, and llnn{llln' by has frequently heen seen’ running from the house pursued by his father gt - Seo the slide for lite at Courtland Deach. - Sk AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA, Tighwayman Caught nud J Delegates to Tee An attempt at highway robbery was m at the corner of Twenty-sevonth and N streots early last evening. Fred Ott was hurrying up the street from his work when a stranger walked up to him, and without saying a word, a grab for his watch. Although the thief broke the chain he did not succeed in getting the watch. He ran Off toward the L street viaduct, and Mr. Ott proceaded in a fast walk to the polics station. Officer Muleahey accompanted him and they succeeded in locating thefr man in the company of some Idiers near the viaduet: The man pointed out by Mr. Ott as his as- sailant gave the name of Chatles Connors. Four other men were arrested at the same time, and are booked as suspicious charac- ters, ibernian Trouble Over n Bud Dollar. " L. Olson says he will file a complaint against Otto Maurer this morning, charging him with passing a counterfeit dollar on him. Olson says he went into Maurer's place, and after buying a round of drinks, gave the proprietor a five-dollar bill and se- cured his change. When he stepped to the door he met more friends, and inviting them in, ordered up the drinks for the party. When he settled he gave Maurer one of the silver dollars ho had just received from him in change, but Maurer refused to take it, stating that it was lead. Olson became angry and threatened to have Maurer ar- rested if he didn’t make the coin good. Maurer then got stubborn and refused to make the money good. Olson consuited a lawyer and declares that he will prosecuts the case. Maurer says that Olson stopped outside his door after gotting the bill changed, and that he had no counterfoit money in the house. Delegntes to T 0 South Omaha will gend at least six dele- gates to the state convention of the Anclent Order of Hibernians, which meets at Tecum= seh today. Those who go from lodgs No. 8 are Messrs. Join J. O'Rourke, Charles O'Hara, Patrick McDonough and William Mangan. Mr. John Larkin will represent No. 8. There will be thirty-ning slegates from Douglas county, The con- ention will close Saturday evening. The delegates leave here this morning. John J. O'Rourke of this city has an- nounced himself as a candidate for state treasurer. of the soclety and his friends say he will be elected. There are three candi- dates from Douglas county, however, and It is not likely that all of them will be elected, Hon. John Rush of Omaha is candidate for state president and John Naugel of Omaha would like to be state secretary. City The Fourth of July committee meets to- night. The stock yards Fourth, The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. B,” Henry died yesterday. George Goetchell has returned month's visit in Des Moines. The stock yards ball team fs practicing daily for the Fourth of July contest. The Magic City Federal union meets on the evening of July 3, at Pivonka's hall. A great many South Omaha people at- tended the races in the Bluffs yesterday. Treasurer Sharp of the Stock Yards com- pany is home from a trip to North Bend. A lodge of the order of the Maccabees will be instituted in South Omaha Saturday night. Mrs. Dan Condon has-gone to Sioux City to spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Hale. Mrs. Joseph L. DeLaney has: been taken to St. Joseph's hospital on account of nervous prostration. Several motor train loads of children from the Holy Family church in Omaha enjoyed the picnic at Syndicate park yesterday. For a few 'days a short time ago the packers here were buying coal from the re- tailers, but they are now récelving a liberal supply’ in carload lots. Mr. and Mrs, John O'Leary are home from a six-months' visit In Texas. They are stopping with Mr. and Mrs. John Russell at Twenty-first and 1 streets. The quarterly meeting of the Omaha and South Omaha Women's Baptist Missionary socleties will meet at the Baptist church in this city next Friday at 2:30 o’clock. All members of Lily division 8, Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias, are requested to meet at the hall Friday night, when final arrangements will be made fof the Fourth. The children of St. Agnes school, ac- companied by thelr teachers and parents, plenicked at Syndicate park yesterday. Al sorts of outdoor games for children #ire on the program. The case against Mr. Shafer, who was ac- cused of practicing medicino without a per- mit, was dismissed in Judge Christmann's court. No attorney for the state put in an appearance at the hearing. The city council held a special session long enough to Instruct the mayor, finance com- mittee and city attorney to borrow $6,661.25. This money Is needed by July 1 to pay in- tercst on outstanding bonds, No other busi- ness was transacted. A coat and vest belonging to John Stille and a pair of pantaloons owned by Edward Thompson were stolen at Mrs. Calhoun’s boarding house, Twenty-sixth and P streets, Stlle claims thers were papers in his pocket that are worth $100 to him, The newly elected officers temple, No. 1, Pythian follows: Mrs. T. B. Hatcher, Miss Mary Fisher, M. B. son, M. E. J.; Mrs. Z. P. Mrs. T. J. Lauer, secretary; Mrs. J. H. Bulla, treasurer; Mrs. R. A. Carpenter, protector; Mrs. L .Stearns, guard. Scuth Omaha lodge No. 66, Anclent Order of United Workmen, elected the followlag officers, who will be installed next Tuesday night: ~ Ed Elster, P. M. W.; W. E. Mills, W. M.; J. J. Dickert, foreman; J. F. Meyers, overscer; John Sunstadt, guide; G. W. Howe, recorder; J. A. Hall. financier; J. Jaskalek, reciver; John Spears, L. W.; J. C. Clayton, O. W. 3 will be closed on the from a of Lilllan Sisters, are as M. E. C. S.; Mrs. M. Robin- Hedges, manager; ust Night. The “Farles’ Carn repeated last night at the Fifteenth Strect theater. The improvement in the performance over the preceeding night was very marked, and notwithstanding the torrld atmosphere the audience of over 700 showed thelr high ap- preciation of J, Bdgar Owens, the author of the play,-by calling him before the cur tain. —_— Balloon nightly at 8 at Courtland Beach. LOW RATES TO THE EAST. Vin the Burlingto July 5, 6 and 7 round trip tickets to As- bury Park, N. J., will be on sale at the one- way rate, plus $2,00, This substantial reduction from the regular tariff s made on account of the Natlonal Fducational assoclation convention, for which the Burlington route has been made the official line. A special train, carrying sleepers and free reclining chair cars wiil leave Omaha at 4:30 p. m., July 5, and will run through to As- bury Park, Tickets and full Information upon applica- tion to tho Burlinzton's city ticket agent at 1324 Farnani street, Omaha, Spocial Excarsion Kast Via the Northwestern line to Asbury Park, Cleveland, Toronto and one hundred other pleasaut summer resorts, Call at the ity ticket office, 1401 Farnam street. Lo Popular music at Courtland Beachs — When Baby was ulck, \ve gave hor Castorla, When she was & Child, sho crisd for Jastoria, When sho bocamo Miss, sho clung to Castoria, ‘\/hen she bad Children, sho gave them O storly