Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 5, 1894, Page 7

1894, SPECIAL NOTICES. Adyertissments for these columns will be taken until' 32:3 p. m. for the evening and until 9:00 ning and Sunday editions ieating o numbered check, Adressed to a numbered letter Apswers 5o addressed will be delivered upon presestation of the check. Rates, 1%e a word first insertion, 1o a word en for less than 25c. ——— WANTED--MALE HELP. SOLICITORS, TEAMS FURNISHED; INSTALL. ment goods, American Wringer Co., 1609 How- ard_wtroet. AOGENTS, SALARY OR greatest. nvention of the Chemical Tk Erasing Pencil. Sells on_sight. Works 1ike magie. Agents are making 325.00 (o $125,00 por_woek. For further partieuiars write the Monroe Erasing Mfg. Co., X %, La Crosse, WiK, SHING RS FOR OLD established salary paid. _Apply 1518 Douglas. D-M17y13 WaNTED, A T-CLASS DLACKSMITH. For purifculars write to Donovan Dros.. Diray- n, ‘Neb, BMG WANTED, A PIANO PLAYER; GERMAN preferred. 108 N. ‘oth. BM12 WANTED, LABORERS AND TEAMSTERS on B. & M. railrond ext Montana; fres transportation. Kramer & O bor’ Agency, 1th and Farnam strest by ample to the w onl&Ight to avery I salfry; money advance: adyer and ex: penses; _permanent position w8 with Stamp, Ring M0 242 Chicago, 10 i e R framsir WANTED, COME Z ANIZER AND wor' for reliable wick soclety, T tlrning money periadically o members. — Tix- Tlent: opportunity. Address, with references ox 68, Tchmond, Va. DA 6 RUBBER ( HING SALESMEN COVERING unpcoupled ground can add line com. at right prices and liberal e arge fac- tory, Mackintosh, ¥ WANTED—FEMALE HELP. m&fifln’nfis B, AT LADIES WA IRLS APPLY AT THE Scandinavian Young adles’ Home FExchange, 152) Capltol avenue, Hemove ing. WANTED, A GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. 1934 Dougla C-M335 5% A i R et o B FOR RENT HOUSES. FING FLAT IN CLOUSER RLOCK AT 103 8 16th st. nge and all other conveniences; 3%, George Clouser, room 2, 1623 F: l}w."fl- HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. D67 HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, THE O. F. Davis company, 105 Farnam. D—67 ROOM COTTAGES CHOICE TN Stanford Circt Elgutier, 24 Tiee bidg, Y=o RENTAL AGENC BLOCK. D78 CLEAN, ~ COMFORTABLE, CONVENIENT, moderite rentals, best 3 and 4-room sultes for houaekeepers only. References required. Also ®room suite fn tenement. $16 8. 24 gt D5 KELKEN FOR RE house, Capitol : Robison, cial National D850 K. TEMPLETON & PIBRSON, PAXTON DLOCK, SR g S ) 0. M18 N 17TE 2 R, D—M8 ENTS FOR RENT 1311 FARNAM ST, 2 . D351 T-ROOM COTTAGE AT RE- call at once. Fldelity Trust Com- 2 Farnam st. T, MODERN HOUSE; REAS terms. Brguire 1919 Dodg FOR RENT, TWO 1-ROOM MODERN FLATS, chieap. J. 'W. Saulre, 8 Beo bidg. D-g23 FOR . RENT. HOUSES, STORES, FLATS. Ames, 1617 Farnam. D—M58) FOR RENT — WANTED, | GOOD MEDIUM priced., houges, -Lish your' houses for _rent with Am DoM5T STORAGE. , WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 HARNEY e WANTED--TO BUY. HAVANA FRECKLES, A 10C CIGAR, FOR 5C. N-—-M270-Jy-15 USBAND, WHICH DO YOU WANT? My marriage paper mailed, sealed, for stamp. W. H. Harbeck, Denver, Colo. J SCHADELL'S SHAMPOO, chine for cures dandr VAPOR VI\.\‘h MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. 3D & UNIMPROVED CITY rly. $,00 & upwards, § to 6 per cent NS ON _IMPRO' BECOND-HAND FURNITURE, § 8. 13TH ST. N—650 HIGHEST PRICE PATD FOR SECOND-HAND furniture, stoves, ete. & Brussell, 710-112 N. 16th § N-§53 BECOND-HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT AND L. Aitman, 808 & 810 N. 16th_st. N2 Jys FOR S;LE - FURNITURi':. PAYMENTS FASY, YOU WON'T MISS YOUR money. _Low prices on furniture & household Svods. Eaterprise Credit Co., 613-615 N. 16 at. 085 FOR BALE--HORSES, WAGONS, ETC, FOR SALE, LARGE YOUNG DRIVING HORSE; %o broke for saddle; cheap. 160 Douglas street. P—-M$%3 8¢ FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. DICYCLES, NEW AND OLD, §20 TO $125; BASY yments; we rent and repair. Omaha Bicycle Co., T N. 18tn st. Tel. 129. Q134 #12.00 BICYCLE NOW 87150, $10.00 CUT TO 108,28, $60.00 cut to $1260. M. Trolel, 2109 Leav- enworth street. Q--M219 Jyi3 SUPPLIES FOR AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS Hole agents for the NIGHT HAWK CAMERA, 8 Farnam Smith & Co., 1820 Farnam. OMAHA LOAN & TRUST Douglas street n money on ‘elty and farm ty at lowest rates of interest. MONEY TO LOAN ON F. improved_and Fidelity Trust Co., Y TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY at from 6 to 7 Meikle, First National bank bullding. unimproved Omala real estate. ” Farnam st. TO LOAN AT LOWEST RAT improved and_unimproved Omah; 1o § years, Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWE Davis Co., 1905 Farnam st. MONGY TO LOAN ON IMPROVE Bronnan, Love & Co., Paxt oans at low rates for choice security braska and Iowa farms or Om CITY LOANS, LARGE LOANS ON CENTRAL ST. BERNARD PUPS, 8l DOUGLAS STREET. M350 Jy9 ICE FOR SALE IN CAR LOTS, OILBERT Bros., Councll Bluffs. Q—MG83 jy23 FOR SALE SMITH PREMIER writer; in use but short time. Call building. ) STATES MORTGAGE Capital $2,000,000. mit_cholce loans to'F National bank bullding. TON&PIBRSON, PA Surplus $600,000. 8. Pusey, agent, 170 § YEARS, WARR NTS, BONDS, FOR SALE, FULL BLOOD HOLST) registered; also bull calf, full blood. ater. BALED HAY FOR SALE. THE Caitle company, Ames, Neb., have 209 tons of good barn-stored hay for sale. Al orders fliled promptly. Q688 lffffl?fiffiflw T CITY - AND 1617 Farnam street. LOANS—W. G. TEMPLETON, PAXTON BLK. _BUSINESS, greTions. - BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR-OR TON LOTS. WB buy hay. A. H. Snyden J6i6 Burt st., tat, 117, DAMAGED nxnnéhsi'fiu,vnm-:fi,'m N ROEDER'S PHARMACY, f7 N. 16TH _ST. ! 0 Jys OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY; OLD Dipes made new. 613 8 1sth. st CHINA DECORATED 10 ORDER AND MEND- o like new, 108 8, 14(h ab 13-yl CARRIAGE TRIMMING, &ANERAL RIPAIRS, 14 8. 13th at. 55 Iy FICE AND tol ave, e an R L. CARTER, METAL CORNICE 8KY ighis, smoke siacks, furmaces, 1617 Howard it HOTELS. HOTEL BRUNSWICK, 10TH AND JACKSON, changed lande, European plan, first class. Special attention to rooms by month. Rooms, 00 to §35.00, Including baths. light and ele- r. M43 Iyl His MIDI Corner 16th bu bath, steam heat plan, $1.60 to $2.00 per day: European pl to $1.00 per day. M. J. iranck, propr UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS H, K. BURKET, embalmer. 1618’ Chicago, Tel. 90, BWANSON & VALIEN, UNDER 1S AN embalmers, 1701 Cuming st.. telophone 1060, M 0. MAUL UNDBRTAK AND EM- balmer, 1417 Farnam atreet; telephone, 225 ) HEAFEY & HE. 23 8. WTH ST. TEL. 205, also, th and N sts., So. Omaha. MYST LOST. LOST—GOLD WATCH ON JULY 2; CHAIN HAS Id_cross; return to Dee office and receive 830-5% MERCHANT TAILORS. A, MARTIN, MERCHANT TAILOR, BSTAB. 187, Imp. & domestic novelties. 1607 ;urm\:n. 8-Jy SUITS TO ORT AT COST. 8. LARSEN, 615 N. 16th st. Established 20 years. 254 Iy L e (S = fi- i W To Trade It. To Sell It To Buy It. To Rent It. 1%c a word first time. 1c a word after the first time. B i o= ST LS Y it A ki No ad. taken for Tess than 26 cts. first time. $1.50 & line per t Is there anything—— You Want ? Have you anything You Don’t Want? ADVERTISE IT ON THIS PAGE 8. MORTENSEN, THE OLD RELIABLE TAIL- ‘or, 404 N. 16th, has greatly reduced prices. See his 36 pants and $20 sults; all made {n_Omaha. 263 Iyl STEAMSHIP LINE. ANCHOR LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS—SAIL zularly every Saturday from York for Londonderry and Glasgow. Furnessia, July 3 p.m.; Anchoria, July 21, & p. m.; Cir- cassia, July 28, 2 p. m.; Ethiopla, August 11, 2 p. 'm. Saloon, second class and steerage, Single or round frip tickets from New York or Chitago at reduced rates to the principal Scotch, English, Irish and all continental points. For morey orders, drafts, outward or prepafd tckets apply to any of our local agents or to_ Henderson Bros.. Chicago: GRINDING. SCISSORS, LAWN MOWENS, RAZORS, BTC. ground. ‘Meicholr Broay 1119 Farnam st, 1 S ) LAWN MOW defiand, 106 N. ith, 112 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND RE- alred. "W. Bochl, rear b3 S. 16th. 28 Jylé TENTS AND AWNINGS. tarpaulins, street. Tel. HARNESS. HARNESS, WHIPS, SADDLES, repairing. 8. D. Cakad, 634 8. A Clock out of§ order shows it on th face. When the hu- man machine goes wrong, the physiogno my tells tales. If you do not look well, take Beecham’s Can) Pills (Tasteless) a3 cents a box TURE can be CURED IH 4 T0 10 WEEKS Our Bond Cuarantees no & et Pay until Cured. A NEW DISCOVERY. NO PAIN OR TRUSS, NO OPERATION OR DAHGER. NO DETENTION FROM BUSINESS. Send for our New Book. NATIONAL RUPTURE CO. 119 S. 14th St.,, Omaha, Neb. The Union Pacific Railway Company. To Whom It May Concern: Take notice that on the 21st day of June, 1894, the Hon- orable Walter, H. Sanborn, United States circuit judge for the Eighth judicial cir- cuit, made an order, of which following is a copy: In the Circvit Court of the United States for the Bighth Judicial Circuit and Dis- trict of Nebraska. Oliver Ames, second, et al, complainants, vs. the Union Pacific Railway ccmpany and others, defendants The petition of the receivers’herein pray ing for Instructions as to the continuance by them of the operations of the lines of railway owned by certain of the defendants herein” and included in the Union Pacific system, whose earnings arc represented i said petition to be insufficient to pay thelr operating expenses and taxes, namely: The Garbon "Cut-Off raliway, the Brighton & the o v & Southwe iilway, the Deny adville & Gunnison the & Central railroad, the Kansas City & O ha railroad, the Atchi- son, Colorado & Pacific railroad, the Atchi- son, Jewell County & Western railroad, the Washington & Idaho railroad, the Oregon Railway Extension company; and for au- thority to use the money derived by d recelvers from the operation of the lines of the Union Pacific Railway company, or other of the defendants hercin, to make up the deficiency arising from the said lines of railway described in said peti- tion as unable to pay expenses and taxcs, and for an order ratifying the acts of sald ceivers in making advances for such pur- poses—has been.presented to this court, and upon an inspeetion thereof It s ordered that sald petition be filed in said cause forthwith, and that said peti- tion be brought on for hearing before me at the United States court roum in St. OFWESTERY PROGRESS Startling Disoovery of an Undorground Out- let to the Missouri, ITFLEDS SOUTHDAKOTA'S ARTESIAN BASIN Fifty Years ionce a One-Horse Croek Will Murk the Channel of the Big Muddy Shoshones Sent Home~Goneral Western News. The recent survey of the Missourl river under the direction of the United 08 geographical engineering department re- sulted In a discovery that that stream |Is undergoing a peculiar trasformation. Dur. ing the survey measurements were made of the volume of water passing between the banks at verious polnts from Great Falls, Mont,, to Sioux City, says the Journal, of the latter place. It was found that the vol- ume at Great Falls measured 4,796 cuble feot per second, whils at Fort Benton, twenty five miles farther down the river, the vol- ume was but 4,331 cuble feet, a decrease of 455 cuble feet, Owing to the large number of ries entering into the river between t Benton and Sfoux City a gradual in crease was noted, until at the latter point, where the final measurement was taken, a flo of 14,776 bie feet per second was reach: In the opinton of some of the e gineers engaged in the surve! he dec nse in the volume between Great Falls and Fort Benton explains the presence of that great subterranean body known as tho South Da- Kota artesian basin. The discrepancy can only be accounted for by the presence of an outlet in the bed of the river somewhere belween the points mentioned. Directly below the upper cataract on the south bank of the river, about half way between the tawns, is a large pool, in which it frequent visitors to the place can be be lieved, are to be found eyeless fish of the ceies said to inhabit subterranean water courses. In all probability the outlet, it one exists, is located at this point, the ak leged presence of these fish tending to cor | roborate the theory. From here, if this sur mise Is correct, it would appear’ that an un derground chaiinel running in a southeast erly direction carries the water into a basin underlying a large area of South Dakota, thus forming a huge subterrancan lake, which has recently heen tapped by the nu merous artesian wells, Another queer dis covery is moted in connection with the sur- vey just completed. In 1878 observations were taken in a siniflar manner, and, u errors in_calculations have been made, sinc that yeaMthere has been a dec of fully 20 per cent in the volume of water in the river. If mo error has heen made, and the rutio of decrease continucs, before fifty years have passed the once majestic Missouri will have dwindled into a significant rivulet OREGO The Dalles salmon cannery has started up. There is talk of the Waterloo woolen mili starting up again. Pendleton sports put in the evenings spearing fish by torchlight. L. Mendleson, a Faker City buyer, shipped 72,000 pounds of wool to Boston. The Pendleton scouring mill is handling 75,000 pounds of wool every twenty-four hours. Wholesale robberies of Chinese placer camps by white men are reported from Baker county. Two men have just cleaved up $500 worth of gold dust in the Clark's creek placers, Baker county, after fifty days’ work. Deputy Game Warden Weeks prosecuted two Sand island fishermen at Astoria for Sunday work, and it cost them $50 and costs each. The Tillimook = FHeadlight prints an ad- vertisement calling for bids on 7,000,000 feet PULSE Indignant. Both children are large and well developed, and conld easlly pass among strangors for people 18 to 20 years old, COLORADO. 78 The strike of sylvanite ore In the Coras lonus at Cripple Creek Is a good one. A strike s reported in the property of the Bankers' company at Cripple Creek. The orchards of the Grand valley are groaning under the wolght of maturing fruit Many mers about Fort Morgan are sowing a part of their first alfalfa crop for seod he Grand View Mining company has commenced work on a 40-stamp mill at Ouray Ihe first alfalfa cutting in the Arkansas valley about Las Animas has been stacked without a wetting, The Silver Creek five-stamp mill at Yankee Hill resumes on Lee-Luke ore, which avers ages four ounces gold per cord A streak of elghteen fuches, assaying $700, I8 reporied in a claim operated by Johnson & Co. In the Pine Creek gold district The citizens' committee of Grand Junction are already making actlve preparations for Peach day, which occurs September 11, A seam of black matter rich in gold has been struck In the Raven at Cripple Creok. The mine has shipped two cars of ore since resuniing work The Sheriff claim on the west slope of Bull hill, Cripple Creek, has been bonded for $75 000, the time being ninety days. A fine véin of good ore was recently struck. 0. B. H n a bond on the Kan- kakoo, Pure Gold Mary Mack claims at Boar Creck of Creede, for $10,- 000. The veln shows three feet of quarts. The Grand Junction Star-Times says there are eighty four-horse teams engaged in uling asphaltum between the Utah as- phaltum beds and Grand Junction, a dis- tance of fitty miles. The industry is to be rapidly developed. The Fort Colling Courler says that money Is becoming more plentiful in that city and interest rates are falling. The Poudre Vailey bank reduced its discount rates from 12 to 10 per cent and the example was m- mediately followed by the First Natlon Fort Colling Express states that farmers are in that city every day seeking i to help in the alfalfa fields. There are ployed men in Larimer county. From 5 to $1.50 per day and board is being pald and the harvesting of the hay crop is proceeding very slowly on account of the scarcity of help. The condition of the crops, says the Alamosa Independent Journal, fs better at this time than at the same period in any year since crops have been grown in the San Luis valley. The low stage of water may bring some injury to crops later ofy but the probability is that rains will be suflieient to carry them through to har- WASHINGTON. The Whatcom shingle mills have had to close down for lack of cars. Gray's Tlarbor has exported within & year 85,000,000 feet of lumber. About fifty Indians of Chief Moses’ tribe are doing some artistic war dancing near Walla Walla. Jackrabbits are so bad around Touchet that the gardencrs are giving a bounty on them of 10 cents a scalp. Water in a new arteslan well, down 180 feet at Goldendale, rises to within ten feet of the top. Boring will be continued. John Herman sprained his ankle In a Ik, inflicting infuries he in his damage suit at $12,000. Tacoma firm has shipped 600 tons of feed, consisting of oats, barley, bran and shorts, to Honolulu, as a starter for trade it is hoped to establish permanently. J. Kaufman Smith, a Chlcago man, has written Sccretary of State Price that he will head a colony of 200 families who will remove to Washington in August. From all parts of Whitman county comes the report that threshing is in full blast again. Much of the grain which remained well stacked during: the winter 1s sald to be fair quality and well worth threshing, At Oakesdale there is said to be some first class grain. ‘The ground that Spokane county occupies Wi slagt sl el s S i72_ | Paul, Minh,, on Thursday, the loth day of | Of spruce piling for the Little Nestucea & ! hat GET MY PRICI BEFORE YOU BUY A HAR- | July, 1894, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Woods railroad. consists of 1,134,700 acres. The Chronicle ness. August Bohne, 711 S. 16th street. And it'is further ordered that notice of | Portions of the Union Pacific between | Says that Register Logan of the land office 7 5 the ‘lling of sald petition and of the hear- | portland and Bouneville are now out of | s received u patent granting the Northorn WHIDS, NETS, TC. ing, thereon and of & hearing at the tine | water and being repaired. 'In some places | Pacific Railroad company a title to 479,219.83 ¢ i B | S, ISR eI | e ot irack Wil b necosory. | res of WAl land or Gver! ome hird of i = not forthwith surrender possession of and In the Skipanon river at Warrenton are a ¢ 5 H MEAT MARKET. cease “g;:“{-x.yeer‘::x(_;h:.‘}; of said lin ;.?:5.1;:""'5 large number of spruce logs, brought down ”»"‘l' an "'”l'!" son_of lhl; S{'flle Board .':r ATEST MARKET, BEST OF MEATS, B edas Siareiore 1¥ 10 | the canal from the lake, They comprise [ Horticulture has returned from a trip Bt s BENIEIDS sPANIDLS, THE H“fl,’?f"“ufil MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. A s Wostingion market, it N Iuh % |26 AR, 1, DL AT AT | about 300,000 feot,“and ‘are for the’ Clatsap | throukh morthwestern Wastingion, and. ve: . - little toys; Scotch Collles, . H. 3 e Lot 1 f this order C! 3 mills. ports the apple crop in Skagit county ruines flowers, ' trac man ‘and L \e. importer and breeder. NE HODSE S 13510 ) o this order to each of the D to this i SLLHE ! awner, Address 0 5, Do oifice ohittel seciicy. ut Towest poisible thica, which | Helnaman'a market, 105 N. 1oin at. Jiaaylo" | Siates, tothe Oregon Rallway & Navigation | of wool is being brousht to Sulem and | 1OTUAWCStern part of the state. TPlie Italian KUz, company, and o the trusicos unier the | stored In the commission houses and taken | PTUNE erop in the same district s two-thirds R e e v I HAVE 50,000 CELERY PLANTS FOR SALB. i e Bacit N el FOR RENT, 1817 CAPITOL AV Sutton, Neb. M523 5¢ e =y anytime Rndiin FARYA |l G ol Nm U R! and trust instru- sho ul Q- amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE (0., meveraliexisting mortune \:ml»l, “;I}lu‘( Hll“\}:l:l to the woolén' mills. The price pald fs 10 h |:I. il defendants herein, and by publication here- | cents. About 300 Stevens county farmers will sell ALY supid by “Capg FAVres, (U8, Toor e VIR RETIE I pralre rensonable. 722 FOR RENT, ALL MODBRN SEVEN-ROOM MISCELLANEOUS. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, OPTICIANS. of in the New York World, the New York | Alf Kelséy has lsft Antelope with 3000 head of cattle within the next sixty hotlse, . cholcs | location, 3116 Chicago' street, e OLD ARt o LA TS, horses, wagons, etc., at lowest rates in city: e — — Tribune, the Boston Journal, and The | nead of 2 and S-year-old wethers. They | CAYS At an average price of $15 per head, $25.00 per month. Apply at same address. HAVE YOU. red. 1550 T AndanWOrth: no removal of goods; strictly confidential; you | OMAHA OPTICAL CO., LEADING OPTICIANS; | Omaha Bee, In the daily issues’ thereof, for | | & A ats g ¥ | which will put a great many thousand dols L rugs. Bmyrna rugs repaired, 1531 Leay 1y feaning the loan off at any time or in any J. F. Ponder, manager; scientific examin ten times prior to July 14, 1894 |vrl'mgrht Isl.m» per ln'.ull. x4lmd are nsuflm‘ & | lars in circulation there at an early date. Bl Wi B D i 0 tion of the eves frec; 222 §. 16th street. Com'l [ “And it is further ordered that the United | lot of sheép as ever left eastern Oregon. | mpe cattle are bel 2 TO [LET-FURNISHED COTTAGE OF TEN | fAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA- O S S LoANgCoI Nat'l Bk Dids., in Kinsler's drug store. " | Sfates and any of the other partics to | Their destination is Fargo, N. D. iy osdie S Srg baly M L Tpoms. with ‘teleplone, gak, ranse, eto, for | Uiogue. George B. Brown, Ir., & Co., 10 . 1ith. sireet. v B38| whom it is ordered that notice of the filing | The residents of Ross slough, Coos bay, | bew o IonEcs, Where the stock were mostly city, "t hushand ‘wnd wits withont chiidren L = i THB ALOE & PENFOLD CO., SCIENTIFIC OP- | Of the said petition be given may intervene | are putting in tide boxes at the mouth of | "0 O last year pleasant lawn, shade, every convenience. Ad- TURAGE FOR CATTLE AND HORSES; | A- B. HARRIS, ROOM 1, CONTINENTAL BLK | " ticlans, 1408 Farnam st opposite Paxton hotel. | herein and be heard upon the questions | o 'Gough' ‘to keep the water ont T The Spokane Board of Public Works has Gresa With references at once, O 01, care Hee. | © pest grass waier, and shade In the country: XM Examined fre i1 [ ralsed by said petition or by this order. | [he sloush, to keep the waler out. The | recaived more than a score of letters. from A R e A LD A e Sy i, J. B. HADOCK, ROOM 427, RAMGE BLOCK, 0B PRINTING, % WALTER H. SANBOIN, and will reach to the battom of the slougn, | bii08e builders all over the United States o, SMALL DAMILY, FURNISHED HOUSE o £ X=a | 2 soxd] At eannitens BralesACIroUlRTUIge; A railrond bridge, halt a_mile long, With | {he news of :‘;‘.‘lfiu:,g‘g :r:‘;fif”:;‘;?llcn:‘ehg:;cl::: by 5 jischean NE: PEl PROP- NTERS, KRAMER & CHANDLI & e ki the rails still adhering o G b Dy 4180 Fight party. Inquire J. A. Sunderland, S. E. OLAIRVOYANTS. MO THarvin Toan o o1 g Lt vaaoe | CUIGH Faream ok iors A i Sria wie™ | Now, pursuant to the above order, notice i) e S RS, hart of | to obtain contracts for new bridges to res corner 16th and Douglas. D—Ms45 6 CLAIRVOYANT FESSOR WHITB, THE 7 Mail orders get quick action. 04-Jyd {s ;""'eh’{.zmvur" U;'ut the -\:n;l |‘Mlxl|u:\\”“'lli T T Pt "‘i’ AR l’Lk «"]'L"" la | place those swept away. The board replies LELE 43 5 X i 5 earing at St Paul, Minn., er, was rescued above ocks. It was | to them that the city i FOR RENT, FLAT IN LINTON BLOCK; test clairvoyant of his age, has arfived In | = B T 5 RE 5 50, FINE PRINT] e Drousht on for hentne & P A6 TARhingte e of n he city s not golng extens month in 3 Inquire at 017 Eiliba: He Wil vead your ‘futuro Nfe without | FQR SHORT TIMI LOANS APPLY R O A RINAING CO- EINE FRINTING | on Thursdny, July 19, 189f at 10”o'clock | landed on the Washington shore just before | sively Into the bridgs business for o rene rooms, wates gas, all complete; a mistake. Gives valuable information on all > - FURNISHED HOUSE, %® PARNAM ST, near 25th. Call at 507 Brwon block. D=604-J1y21 T, A month. (Q@Uat cetles it FOR RENT, 3, 4 AND 6 ROOMS, AT 634 5. 1771, r,: i g /~— PAY AT THE WINDOW. —~ between Jackson and Leavenwarth. = __ D-—Mess Jyzme 1. H [,&%M—%l L‘UE—"L:&:‘{L:‘I[ “'; Lll,—ifl;fl:é};flfl,&!»i_l: HARNES: MODERN TEN ROOM HOUSE AND BARN, alto cottage and barn, cheap. Rental agency, 810 N. Y. Life. D- = — of al” kinds, 1ith atrest, 'Bee” bulding. a m., as in faid order’ specified. reaching the. rapids, G block.' Jolin_Hamiin, atters. Wil give you truthful advice on all une 26, 184 5 < The Franciscan sisters have decided to | Tye c busi law, Tmoney matters, and all family = 8. H. H, CLARK, 1 g sters have decid The Commercial club at North Yakima Disineas, duw. fnoney matters, ani ‘all family BUSINESS CHANCES. TINNEKS, OLIVER W, MINic, bulld a Sucred Hoart acadomy at La Grande, | s in correspondence with n Minnesota i instghi into such matters, and never known 10 | [ YoU WANT 70 BUY. SELL OF e — — B ELLERY ANDERSON, the structure to be completed by September, | of starch manufacturers with a vlew of se = —— B T make mistake, Tie future plainly revealed, | 1oy YOU WANT, F0 BOY. SELL OR k. | 7yN AND SHEET IRON WORK, GUITERS, JOHN W. DOANE, at a cost of $15.000. It will be 90x30 feet, | curing the looation. ot : 8 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEK lovers united. Troubles healed, reunites the | CIRPES Merchaniizs. Eub if of out of busincs. epouting, valleys, roofing, done’ cheap. Gate FREDERIC R. COUDERT, three stories and basement, with city wat L atlon of a plant there. Tt Is {n§ for man‘and wite. Rent taken in board. | gopamted, from whatever cause, and enuses | (3 95 0 609008 903 Jaional Information | GGy Rfiners, 3 N, leth st 832 Iys Recelvers. " | plain, but very sabstantisk.and. conveniante "\"3“"*"';‘ that an investment of from $2,500 L 17th, E-910 happy marriages. Gives names of friends o Snat Rsnan) . linatihatic == — JOHN F. DILLON. ain, c stantial and convenient. | to §4,000 will put in a good starch. fact - - —. ene: the will marry. Tells J 330)y TINWARE REPAIRED, E. GREDIC, 717 N. N AL FOETUTR AT 3 and 7 A o0 - o s o IRctory,: RETNA TOUSE, NORTHWENT CORNER BT | Tiimiss jaime, (86, one, you will, mary. fels | _mmsws o0 1- S nnyraiRE e RS eRaDic JOHN M. THURSTON, qurhe grand jury of Umatilia county, in its | and that a market will thus bo afforded for and Dodge. Rooms by the day or wesk. frouble’ cull: “Those” desiring rellable intorma d AT s Of Counsel for Receivers. A nal report, recommended that steps be | smaller potatoes, not only improving the P daruy _B-958 Ty9° tion on all affairs of life or business are invited —M26S-Jy-15 Jy2 dmiot | taken to collect §613.22, the amount of Zo | grade of the famous Yakima -spuds. but FURNISITED ROOMS, 1816 CHICAGO STRERT. | o call Al ronnsel weictiy confitentian, e | FOR SALE. 3100 STOCK OF GENERAL | MUSIO, ART AND LANGUAGE. —— — Houser's shortage, and also proceed against | securing a promising industry. v AR can be found af 167 Chlcogo stpeet ‘Hours | “merchundiso: all staples, for $00.00_cash, W. 2 =it e % the county treasurer and his bondsmen to MISC| 4 o g | bARs o | EMSEEE T RS\ 5y, e, doow g | RAILWAY TIMBE GARD |ietiesm st tatiing | " csivion s et Sl R ARRIVED, H. PETTIHONB, MEDIUM, MADL. | HAVE A §160.00 GROCERY STOCK IN FIRST- S PERI. Bt Leel. urer is short. R Unlon Pacific has had 115 orangs FURNISHED ROOM. %7 HARNEY STREET. | “won hotel, fof a few days only. __ S—Mupe | §odh VOQiiiow,, Wy e port cosh qpd vart | FOR DARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS; |+ e 3 et e % BoMES | \'RS. DR. H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE on ‘purchase. 'A. Hospe, Ir. X M55 Omahia| Depot 10th and Mason St | Omana | , The Sweetwater Coal company is erecting lager mining about Bluft City, Utah, on = = S Ah TR 5 A FOR SALE, PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, COM- . — B g - = 2 twenty temement houses for employ: at | the San Juan river, is being ver; . RONT, SINGLE AND | “liable business medium; 7th year at 119 N. I R BATE SEHOTOGE AL - —— — "Chicago’ Vestbule oi6nn ployes a J g very success P — El:‘rfi'n'"xfli.&.}‘"“f»?.’.“"»}"'n'i“c"m.n“ At HORSESHOEING. Chicano, " Bapres {ipm | Hopkinsville, fully prosecuted this season, r SOUTH. - e = = : o RSB L S LR V" cay d Towa 8100 Laramie people are rejoicing over the fac A strike is reported in the King e Y K Y : : 2 flcago and X 8:0iam peoy ng over the fact i n the Kingston min= or two young men; reasonable pr MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. e R e E.B. BURT, HORSESHOER. a4 N. 16TH. acifs Jungtion ©&pm | that they will have a handsome new stone | 18§ district In New Mexico which assays L ADAME BROWN, 154 CAPITOL AVENUE, | | & 6000, ‘Noncat man: experience unasce BT e S L il SR L s [BURLINGTON & MO RIVER, depot beforo the end of the year. 6,000 ounces in silver and $300 in gold, IN FURNISHED 5 i e P R A is'equal fo any’ $10,000.00 investme MRS, THOS. MALONEY, §12 N. 16TH ST. atia| _Depot 10th 3nd Mason Sts. Leaf worms are doing considerable dumage | Dénver capitalists have bonded the Miners ress O 64, Beo office. A0 flaoxe P 8 particulars, address P 3, care of Bee offce. 1o:t5am. o 038 o ‘troes and shrubbery around Cheyeanc. | Union claim in the Coehili district for $1 st L Sl o L e : 2 . - H15am, eadwood Express. ..o The city officials are apprehensive that the | 000. A twelve-foot dyke of quart X F CHICAGO GIVES ALCOHOL 4:50pm Denver Fxpress. ¥ i ¥ quartz assays FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. | M ANYA.OR SHIGA0 GIVES ALCo BN MONTHLY, MANUFAGTURING CON- Do K Local (Cxeent Sun. trees In the city park will sufer serious in- | $100 SERCARE OF a2 L . T-Mm3 T ::;‘r;-“:!m(lm;t::‘; el 'fiuil-"fii'fifi.fifi&u‘?fi.;flx o iam.. Linoln “Tooal (@oep! Sunday, Jur;. A big rock rolled down a mountaln and 111 8 17th st. | MADAME SMITH, 502 8. 13TH, 2D FLOOR cash to pay for goods on delivery, after orders -n‘(-nl K ST. J. & C. 1. [Arrives The vast beds of mii soup in the vi- | dropped down the Katie mine shaft at F—683 room 3. Massage, vapor, alcohol, steam, snl- are secured. F. E. Vall, Morse Bldg., New _Omahal Depot 0th and Mason Sts. | Omaha | cinity of Newcastle have been opened up and | Poulder, Mont Several niners were bad Iy ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, phurine and sea bathi T—MT782 7% York. Sy Y—Mig9 9¢ 171 gi",‘;::‘;é' :gm'\a.:mcfi Day Exp 5:5 large quantities of It are being shipped to | fnjured. TR hes, i olray (OF - UNFURNISHED, = N e R e iopm. K. C. _Ex. via_U. eastern points. It ls largely used as tl The Postal Telograph comps Bl Cupttal ave. e S FR PERSONAL. e "and- commission ‘busimcan, i bexe £ DRESSMAKING. Teaves [ CHICAG, T T inishinis coat for plaster, taking the place in | tainud the Hebt o rin o ien ool Sy = Yo - - storage plant in Omaha, splendid location, at — — — maha[Union_Depol ery satisfactor, er of stucco, which | Arizo 0 o ] sy N RRNNSTA BOARDY BIIN 1. MRS TUTILN. CREAM FOR WHIPPING: COTTAGE CHEESE, | vory low' nigure.' 11 Healin u:)x-nuuh-lur'nlumllly DRESSMAKING-BY DAY AT HOME; TERMS BAST, R e e A Hreeedy Wiieh, | Axlxahs. oo the sht of way of the Atlantle 2 Vaterloo creamesy, oward; tel 13d2. necessitates removal from Omaha. For torms nquire TRaTis Bxnrose Ter—f - L, PUFRORE #eclfic rallroac 8. WTH, IS Jy1L and particulars apply 0 O 37, Bee. - 602-2e PEAIBALO xpipa e Binmay T ein Work on the Wyoming state penltentiary [ A swarm of grasshoppers have reglstered at at Rawlings is progressing, the sione masons | Albuquerque. They are reported sery thigke now being engaged on the third foor of the | along the Atlantic & Pacliie, In the Hofl R SR SNSRI e L] IMOGENE L RAMSEY MAKES DBELICIOUS | s S 8 6 TS = e 4:40pm, Icago Vestibuled L A VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, FURNISHED OR | bome made bread; try one loaf, 217 N. lithat. | = o HAIRDRESSING. 1:i35pm Oklaboma Exp. (10 C. V. ex Su ir : 1 unfurnishgl. Good location. 210 and 213 8. U—§14 Jy7* FOR EXCHANGE. AT A Ngya cells, The work is getting far enough along | Canon district they were two {nches deep. e LADIE nm'r",\;fmmx:mféfi‘fiu\i lsm\u- SRam. Oklahions & Texay EXp. (ex S 11 dspm | NOW 50 that one can get some idea of the o ds, 0lglAs. M. esovoe o COIOTAGO LAMILEd. . soteees 4:10pi0 | 8ize Y &, or what it will be whe e pm. m 4:10pm | size of the building, or what it will be when circulation In Reno, Nev., which has led %lh steet. F-MU | HEN GUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J.J. | FoR BXCHANGE—IMPROVED 18 AGHES m Leaves | UNION PACIRIC, IAzrives | completed. It already presents quite an Im- | wome citizens to think. that & counterfeitera® LR LY Qe building. Tel. 103. Ice cream delivered. TDRIS.D AReS, T A Y T e == | "Omaha|Union Depot 10th & Mason Sts.| Oma 0 vearance, PN FooNs i g e 9 "z i WHOLESALE COAL abhiUnion Degol i & Maion sin| Cucta | posink appearance, R plant s being operated in the neighbor- p ITH O i S L = S - . -2 i <+ Den press. .. e Yello e Park Land and Improve- | Hoo: it board, SN WA R0 & | s AMDE__RIBWELRY T OORDER; | FOR Tt o e QUITY IN | IMPROVED, | JGHNSON BIOS,, WHOLESALE DEALERS TN 8 ais e Ryapiand . ment association, recently incorporated, win | s DSOMELY FURNISHID “SOUTH ROOM | ‘also_repairing. 613 8. 16th street. U=MI " [ Silh 0% ¥ 6 PRbirty nd oot ta ox | il Miiolla "ot Ciall Correapondence. soliitad. ibgatelie ZOTRMAS un).1a:00am | ot "onga begin. warl-on. the Omahe. cAnal Tiree new strikes were made at Bland, with iy o sinte board. L0 Douslas. | o e ROTROTHER, | pIYInE to ad. please siate exactly” what you [ 198 Farnam street. M6 il Fast Sl dimpm | which will take water from the Big Hory | | the Cochitl district, yesterday. One:ads mal baths, Scalp and halr treatment.manicure& [ have and where It Is. Address J. W. Dolan, | == e T es [CHICAGO, MIL ST PAULT : Y T a6t wids ' | Joins the townsite and runs $100, A twelves Jave and- when . Doia PLUMBERS, Fea [CHICAGO, MIL & ST. PAUL Ariives | ri will_be thirty feet wide at the ) $ - L b L piLlE hides b i | -OmahajUnion Depot 1oth & Mason Sts| Omaha | bottom, four feet deep and fifty-five miles | (000 ledge nlr;”flj_l between Colla canon and HAVANA FRECKLES, A 10C CIGAR ¥OR 5C. | FREE_FPLUMDING OF BVERY KIND, OAS | (0300m ...... Chiciko Limited.......... 8:m | long, nd cost §200,000. It will stare. ten | Bland assays §162 Z- Nisd-1y-15 Sieam & hot Watsr hedting. sewerags, b3 & g8 | 2ii0am..! GHichn" Mxpress (exe SR sioopm | onh oy oy There is no,doubt whatever that Arizona, Numerous bogus dimes and quarters are DESIRABLI ROOMS WITH BOARD IN PRI- | chiprodist. Mrs bost, 319 § 1ath, Withnell bik. vate tamily. W8 N, 19th, Fo15-60 U630 FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOM AND FIRST- | TAKE YOUR FRIEND: TINTYPES. 4 FOR i 5 - M1 clays boed. 174 Dodge. Knauire on premises | . Proctor, 618 5. 16K street. U-MW199 | To EXCIANGE, 8 AGRES LAND ADJOIN. maves | ¥k MO, VALLET. Trives DHE DAKOTAS, 50 far as the alt River valley Is concerned, o arnam. MY | e | TR i, (00 ASTIES LAND. ADIDDN- _Omahal _Depot isth and Wb _(*Omaita y , is the home of the olive, About seventy-fi i e — == | FROR. PRANK BROGIIN | fown; want meicindiee; Yiso i2) bottom s:0cam Dradwood " I siopm | Rain n the vicinity of,.rlandreau has |‘gores of olives will come In bearing. (hla as ) ; d mproved land, Mitchell county, Kamss. Lock g, (135, Saly Wyo. Ex. (i Giitbm | broken the longest drouth that has visitea | 2¢Te¥ Of olives will c i bea 5 g0 FOR RENT--UNFURNISH'DROOMS. | suui"testoris Gray Baie 1o s matira colafs | - {mproyed land, Silisheil e s L . 70 T b S gl S S AR | ok, VR e that b it | G0 0 %SE0 My e T with & UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SUITADLE FOR | Omaha patients who are ‘relleved, = No cure. e e 30 banus paid for ldy L oL L P : The official organ of the state : green. frwt I, oty witer, oic.. low Tent; norch: | 86 pay. ' Room 43, Bee Bunding, omana, Neb | BARGAINS IN HOMES TRADE,SALE, 1007 Dodze | _given. Address O i, Bea Leaves ( CHI N o The offcial erkan of the ‘atate audltor, I "a"5o0) has tiésn formed o bulld V'R0, Ginana|U.. ¥, Depot 10th & Mason Stn| a | & rec tue, takes the grouud that ‘the [ g0 P, P8R DGR IRTMED (3 DA @ rellrond y13 s e %S4 e ~ TO EXCHANGE, FINE NEW BABY GRAND DENTISTS. 1:05am..........Chicago Express. : state can well afford to put [n a state print- i CATARRH TREATND. 4 PRR MONTH, ROOM ano for lot. Address O 63, Bee. Z838-3% . 4 :06pm Vestibule Limitad .11 ing house and bindery, and thus be in a | Which ore from the latter district will bl 2 W “AND OFFIC) %, Douglas bik., cor. 16th and Dodie. DR GEO. 8. NASON, DENTIST, BUIT etn i By : hipped to Salt Lake for treatment. T| FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES U 38358 | e | VRN Dotk Nih 8 Taren ! Rl T Silnem: ) e P (ks Naacl 8 voaition to do its own work aulon AII' e Ay 1 by vha Ealon o A8 INQUINE | BALDUFR- FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. |~ u&r | ggin 6. Velloy Locat o The Farmers Protective Elevator associa- | Daciic will ‘be used. - 0t 2 the Union h A bleasant and convenient place, 1830 — —_— T | T — = | | saves MISSOURL PACIFIC ~ |Arcives | tion held a meeting at Grafid Forks for the | = p P TvTn — T Farnam sireet. Bazion block; phone ML FOR SBALE, NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE: CEL- ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, mahal Depot 16th and Webster Sta. | Omany | purpose of considering the ding ¢ Because of failure of the Atlantio & Pacifio FOITRENT. THE LSTORY IIICK DUILDIN » o lar, clstern, city water; cor. 30th ARd Sahler; v g Qiten . Danos 15t aRa. Vrelater Bis. i i £ oonsidariog. the Shullding of fan. | TR e poat il i aat e AR West corner 17th and Webster' st 555 Farnain streel. The bullding has & fire: . 80005 Tong tima b SR AN 8 ARMATURES AND CONVEBRT , | "8:00am.. St Louls .o 6:00um | clevator at Duluth. A large number of . £ swment bascment, complete steam bheat | SAML BURNS INVITES YOU TO VISIT HIS | _Sam'i Burns. Buquire 1318 Farnam. | Tyiorage batteries recharged: elecirical and gont $idunm. Toul .- 8iom | stockholders were present. There was Angelea decides that 700,000 acres of land g fxtures, ater on Sl Hoors, gas, ele. Ap- | “hew’art room at any tme. 138 Farmam. R ¢ral machinists; guperior . Work guaranteed. 100/ Dally i cocil. S04 | pow from start to finkeh, Hinally resulting ura and Los Angeles counlios; revesis _DIY at the oilive of the bee C L0l al __U—18_Jym_ | BARGAINS HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, | Omaha Hlectrical Works, 61 avd 0108 6 Bt | Joaven | C. 8T PN & 0 aives | nstructing the seorotary 1o serd aok!8 | (o the government. The Southern Pacifio FORR RENT THREESTORY AND HASEMENT | DR MAXWELL. SPECIALIST. OF INTIN: S UMY B Deltlug Beiner Bk o - - = | -Omabal_Depol 13th and Webster Sta._|_Oviatia | 1o"g) " stoeknolders to ascertain thelr sentl; | Claimed tho land by forfelture, BRI VIS "2 ood locut o o sy tuinionmsy | el ligpicarii, mmaved te W Pagion block. | TICKET BROKERS. 1hi00mm Bl S Abcoom (Bx. Sun)- K008I | ments as to the elevator and giving the | Judge Murphy informs the Phoenlx als0 @ desicable atores for commission business, | oo o S B TRIATRCHAVE 0 CUNIOMADS T DAVIES MBMBER AT B LG 13 1oom Bl Ol reas (5% “Sun) a1k | board of directors power 1o dis b te, and without any flourishes or *ifs, at Nos. 413 and 407 8. 1th . Inquire of A 0 Kl rOP 1N Pialioed realdances, it - you” hay Ho W DAVIES, MEMBER A : 6001 n Paul Limited 9:%am | soclation If the sentiment was agalast be o Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix wi Lhogpleton, room’ 314" First National Bank | M0 and sse’ our mew’ china. M, M. Wi Borgnin. List with Amee, Ui Feam. 19 BOURHE and gold:”! IR Remam street, o E PACTHE T ey | Tosistlan i ISSARANY WAS SN B ti Phoenix January, T \‘\'ml\m: S =, ‘ S TREATMENT FOR TADIES, | FARM LAND, C. F. HARRISON, 012 N Y LIFE. | I. H. PIILBIN, GOT RATES 1403 PARNAM e City Pumen wapin | o Apvery sensational clopement hay occurred oy By S S AGENTS WANTED. Health book mwmwmdm free, v R E—640)1y27% 2024518 | 4 » SE* Paw g 1o i | 01 Bryant 5 D. Frank Eas e iy ar e lis towarg Oopir 5 an - = —— — | cal Co., M8 Bee bldg. Lady atiendant. - s T BlOUX OITY Rt = j of age, and his cousin, Li istiing, 13 ri 18 steadlly progressi A eommissibns ™Aooy oo " Postin ooat [ , e by = T Gimaa] Depot taih ama Webater sts. (0n ", | years of age, packed their worldly efiects -— J818 Jy1* | HAVANA FRECKLES, A 10C CIGAR, FOR se. -A-TE:- T §i30pm, & T 4ik) i ’I‘ ‘l‘\.‘nl‘wi“r v I:I‘u 1 “m'm.r -Ixyu \‘m i Nqunl ¥ uu‘ on “:‘t ik e e Y LG YT Y 0p) Chica i ouly clew to the whereabouts of the you /fa the Northwestern line to Asbury Par KINRIDG R BOOIK, 130,000 SOLD. AGKNTS | — BUREAU. SUES & C o y ! s b = = m——— 3 BAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors. Be Teave IMAHA IV ul lovers is a rumor afloat that they had | Cleveland, Toronto and one hundred oth Wanted. Outit free. Ferguson, C"’J“lu""l]lu‘ ‘.0- MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, t‘lwl;:)ifi“l‘:' N \’s’\LH 8 SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, 513 Building, OM AHA, Neb. Advice I'RE LOmahsiU. P Depot 10th & M ) S l been seen two miles cast of Estaline. The pleasaut summer resorts, 1‘.;;1 :ll lllltucl:; o B Life, Omaha, Ask tur ciroulan i § OMAHA, Neb. L L] ‘ 1:66pm......86 Louls Canuon Ll parents and reletives of the couple are very | ticket ofice, 1401 Farnam street.