Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 18, 1894, Page 7

|, Ia = ¢ 5 L..‘ J » B —— _8PEGIAL NOTICES, e columns will be taken Advertissments for th wntil 12:3) p. for the evening and until §:00 p. m. for the morning and Sunday editions. Advertiners, by requesting a numbered check, ean have answers addressed to o numbered lotier In cars of The Bee. Answers so nddresed will be_delivered upon presentation of the check. Rates, 1%c a word first insertion, A word thereaffer, Nothing taken for less than 5. — WANTED--SITUATION. WANT POSITION A8 DOOKKEEPER, stenographer, bill_clerk of other offica work. Good city references. Address B A4, Vice, A—-284--22¢ WA D, ION AS SALESLADY OR Arews Hox 140, Lincoln, Neb, A M 21 TWO GOOD GIF ONE COOK AND O) Feforencos. 1521 Tarnam, A=M3ts 1 WANTED-MALE HELP. BOLICITORS, TEAMS FURNISHED; INSTALL. " Hows ment_goods, American Wringe ard street. B-073 AGENTS, SALARY OR COMMISSION; TH grentest invention of the age. The New Patent Chemical Tnk Frasing Pencil. Sells on sight Worka like magic. Akents are making $25.00 16 $125.00 per week. For further parficulars write the Monroe Erasing Mfg. Co., X 2, La Cros Wis. 1674 Ty1s WANTED, LABORERS, TEAMETERS cklayers on B. & M. Ry, in_Mont transportation. Kramer & O'Hearn agency, 11th and Farnam streets Mi2 GOOD SOLICITORS, CITY OR_ COUNTRY, make from $160) fo 2800 por week. Call of Adress 109 Sheely bik., Omaha, Neb. e e 11-M229 12¢ WAN REGISTERED T HARMACIST, . Address C. A. Smith, Filley, Neb, RRN T A0 T-M263 ADVERTISING EXPERTS TO SOLICI try merchanty, - Box 20, Sidney, liy, AGENTS, WITH OR WITHOUT HORS bugky. 308 Paxton bk, i D, A COOK AT NORTH PLATTE NisB. Box 901 B-Maz3 24 F0ME LEATINGTA FORN NEWSTAVER TEN WANTED--FEMALE HELP. A AND EXPERI- e child. City_refer wquired’ g Apply 400 8. 2th o L % C—Mz1 . WORKING family. box —A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work; must be n good cook. Call evenings. 2719 Jackson st C- GIRL BETWEEN 14 AND 16 YEA Mary's ave. « nurse. 2511 AT FAM- WANTED, A GOOD COOK IN A S no washing. Apply No. 3, Worthington opposite Brownell Hall, near 10th C—M326 19 ~ FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT, GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM house, 221 Capitol avenue, B. H. Robleon, room 7, Commercial National. -850 HOUSES—W. G. TEMPLIETON, PAXTON DLK. D—M196 31 111 FARNAM ST, b-sst CLEAN, COMFORTAHLE, CONVENIENT, Tmoderate rentals, best 3 and d-room sultes for Dousckeapers. on-y, References required. Also €0om Suits in tencment, $16 8. 220 street VERY FINE 7ROOM COTTAGD AT R ditced price; call at once. Fidehty Trust Com. iy, 1102 Farnam strcet. D1 FOR RENT — WANTED, GOOD MEDIUM priced houses. List your houses for rent With Ames. Sere DM SMODERN TEN ROOM HOUSE AND BARN, ‘also_cottage and barn, cheap. Rental agency, 30 N. Y. Lite. R D §226 PRATT ST., IN GOOD REPAIR, $5.00. 313 Seward at, d-room cotlage, 43 good as new, $10.00. 3401 Jackson st., a fine modern cottage, 6 rooms, nearly new, onlv § £ B. cor. 6th and Willlams, @ 9-room house with barn, large yard, fruit. trees, berries, 00 laFayette Place houses ete., paved st, only §2 Oné of those Beantiful cheap to right party. Fidelity Trust Company, 1702 Farnam St D894 S IN xton bl )—913A6 FOR RENT, DESIRABLE DWELLI all parts of eity. E. H. Sheafe 432 T “MODERN 10-ROOM FLAT, CEN- will_readily fill with_roo 42 Paxton bik. Dy FOR RENT, trally located, B, H. Sheafe, FOR RENT, MOST DESIRABLE RESIDED B2 Famnam. I C. Patterson, Ramo bik. ) 10-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN CONVENIF 621 South 19th stre HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, DBARKE HOUSES IN ALL PATVI F. Davis company, 5 Farnam. D IRN, CHOIC! 204 Bee bldg. 8-ROOM COTTAG) Stanford Circle. S, MOL Sgutter, RS D677 INTAL AGENCY, 507 BROWN BLOCK. D678 1, CONTINENTAL BLK. D679 00M H AND SAHLER; clstern, city water, $7. Inquire 1318 D—287-18 invenience 23 Farnam strcot FROOM HOUS per month. Enquire TWO OR THREE NICH 1HOU near ik at low rental, - Hicks, 303 No'Y. DA 1§ FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS, ¥ 1ED ROOMS. 6 S 10TH STREET. E--M309 Jy FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKERPING. 1610 Howard M1tz 13 RY NICE ROOMS. 178 DAVENPORT. RNISHED men only at Library and om; terms reasonable. B—238-208 ISHED ROOM. 20 , B L THRER ROOMS, NICELY FUR . nished for housckeoping in gaod locatlon, to Fellable purty at §10 per m quired. 1920 Sherman' oy FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. NG WOMBN'S HOME, UNDE RCARE OF fan assoclation. 110 8, 17th st. i3 BOARD, 211 VTH, F—dio—J y18* NICE ROOMS AND ROOMS AND BOARD, 2413 CAPITOL AVEN 63 ROOMS WITH BOARD, 2130 HARNEY = T2 AL NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND FIRST class board. 1721 Dodge F-215 NICELY 10 SHED IR board; coolest and most Omahia; N. W Rokers homestoa UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT 608 N. 13TH FOR RENT- STORES AND OFFICES )} NICEE ROOMS; WATER, CORNER SALOON, 924 DOUGLAS, INQUIRE 1-Ms6§ FOR RENT, THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING, 016 Farnam street. The bullding has a fire: proof cement basement, complete m heat ng fixtures, water on all floors, gas, ete. Ap- PIY at the office of the Bee. 1010 FOR RENT, LARGE DESIRABLE STORB room and basoment, 2028 Farnam street. Low vent to good party. Inquire 83 N, Y. Life. 1~ M2 248 S et B AGENTS WANTED L, TO FARMERS AGENT ) SE dska, They all want it; no book ean & money maker. Address 2707 Bouth Omal streat. J-Msse D, EDUCATED NEGROE: STU- téachers, ministers and otl or e ueational work' In their own locality. Willey Cu pringfield, Mass. J=T4206 19 TS, ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AND bost. seilers In ladies' goods. Write today. It will pay you. Ladles' Supply Co., 2118 Forest uvenue, Chicago. M35 180 WANTED-TO RENT. BOARD AND ROOMS IN PRIVATE FAMILY by man and ‘wife; must be centrally located and @ nico place; will pay good price and fur- nish own rooms.’ Address P 47, Hee. i K- M303 190 WANTED-TWO ROOMS WITH BOARD IN private family for young couple: unfurnished ruoms prefeired. Address P 4, 1 E-31317 STORAGE. BTORAGE, STORA WANTED, T business wh Must bear partioulars Omaha, Net CASH PAID wold at & I WANTED ¢ FOR s PAYM teed £ per Why take An 1617 FOR SALE, for T _Bros FINE THORC ples, all ¢ 2330 Maple FOR 8 IDERMY 1o FREE MU only. Dr ST PRICE P, furniture, atoves, etc FOR SALE, Kible Searles & WILLIAMS & CROSE, 1214 HARNEY. M 3 FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS; CLEAN and cheap rate, R. Wells, 111l Farnam. M—687 OM. V TORAGE CO,,1506 DODGE. TBL. 159, Mz01 S ————————— WANTED—TO BUY. IND-HAND FURNITURE, 3% 8. AID F( L Bri ro INVESY IN S h 1 shall b 4 inter the closest examination, S first by letter, P ). N M1 FOR MERCHANDISE STOCK w price, Address P 3, 1 N M2 ) BUY AN 4 106 Ravenna, TABLISHED (¢ cars per month. Neb, N—M2 SALE-FURNITURE. EA money. Low prices on furniture & household goods. Enterprise Credit Co., 613-605 N. 10th st. 0-$7 FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS. FIRST MORTGAGES, cent, mums of $00.00° to 4 per cent when you Farnam, §1 ALE 1 S0 106 Dodge st. Q LOTS, GILT il Biufr Q-M5sd IGH BRI . BERNARD to registration, C. J strect. 2 CAR MISCELLANEOUS. RS. SEND, own, Jr., & Co., ¢ AND C OF A carles, TOMY 116 Farnam R UM , YOU WON'T MISS YOUR GUARA n’ kot Q-Nioad RICYCLE, NEARLY N 1417 131-A10 56 <8 18 210 OAL Al 15 ) 87 W, oY 1y PUF MEN st CLAIRVOYANTS. CLAIRVOYANT-PROFESSOR WHITE C consulted ‘on_busi marringe, di a all family affairs; the future plainly aled, lovers united, troubles healed ,names of friends nnd énemies; also the ona you will marry. Hours from 9 a. m. to 9 p._m. Sun- day, 9 to 5. 1617 Chicago street. — S—109-24% MONEY TO LOAN -REAL ESTATE ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 313 N. Y. LIFB Joans at low rates for choice security on Nee braska asd lowa farms or Omaha city property, W00 UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNES TiFF_INSURANCE_POLICIES LOANED_ ON | W2 615 J Lite bullding. M25) Y TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM Ames, 1617 Farnam street. MON Droperty. WIS LOANS WANTED, J. N. FRENZER, OFP. 1.0, W MI9| Jy2d OMAHA LOAN & TRU €O., 16TH AND Douglas streets, loan money on city and farm property at lowest rates of intereat. = W—693 MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS, \mproved and unimproved Omaha veal estnte. Fidelity Trust %2 Farnam st W—6M MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY and Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 per cent. W. B. Meikie, First National bank bullding. W98 LOANS, B. H. SHEAFE, &2 PAXTON BLK. W—016A8 — e MONEY TO LOAN- CHALTELS. PROP: ing. 7 SONAL Life by MONEY TO LOAN ON_PE erty. Harvin Loan Co., 701 N. Y. MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI MONEY TO LOA U ture, planos, horses, wagone, or any chatt Fity, at Towest possible rates, which you can_pay back at any time, and in any amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., room 4, Withnell block. X704 T A, E. HARRIS, ROOM 1, CONTINENTAL ULK K. [0 [ON, GHONT TIME LOANS, 43 PAN SHORT TIME LOAN LOCK MOA N ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, Y at lowest rates in city: Bo. removal of oods: strictly confidential; you can pay the loan off at any time or in any amounts. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN €O, 206 South 16th st P 3 20C! T 2] AMGE BLOCK. 5B, HADDOCK, TOOM 471, RA BLogie ROOM LOANS APPL ORT TIMB 3| TO IY('Y’ A paving business that Riso money to loan. | 1 Address P Y Mi —— e ———————————— A Room Without a Roomer’ THE BEE finds roomers for rooms, and it finds rooms for roomers. Plenty of room on this page for your room ad. Wants made known cheap. __fWY\OQOOOQO‘OfYVY\____/[ JKE Home Without a A Mother. 2 : % ? THE prophete: from Deny WHITE nd_trance medium has just arrived and has located for a fortnight at QUEEN, CLAIRVOY. ANT, son hotel MAD. room phuri MME, ANN baths ‘and 1 ME S 24 floor, rog sea baths. LADI also CREAM Waterloo WHEN OU Mulle worth stre building. MASSAGE mal baths, chiropodist. ¥ hours from WHOLE Wi four ‘at Tme UNION BRA flour, Wh Conrad, L. EVERYTI without fafl catarrh and for clreular lle street, LOANS ON ‘property. delays.” W, MONEY 110 6 year TO MONEY TO eal o for a few day MASSAGE, BATHS, 3. Mas o and ses AMBER ring FOR WHIPPING; COT" new. MADAME B roam street, I SAML BURNS INVI new art room at any tme, DR MAXWE Health book and consulta call Viavi Co., 346 Bee bldg. Wholesale $3,000 & upwards, b to 645 per ¢ the Pullman house, 1310 Dodge street, parlors 2,8 and 4 This lauy is the medium that | focated so many mines in Colorado and who recelved so many favorable not In the public press. The queen Is gifted with second Slght, ‘@ natural born clairvoyant, a true Christian_ scientist; heals all manner of dis- cases. The sick and suffering are entreated to come. Al are welcon Your life truly re- vealed. This lady has traveled from coast to coast and_has given entire satisfaction wher- ever she been, and one visit to her will convince the most skeptical. All truth seekers are implored to come, and skeptics are wel- Come carly and be convinced. You never have such an opportunity again. ces reasonable, Sittings by mall, $1.00. Hours, 9 to 12 a. m., 1 to 7 p. m.. Parlors 2, 3 and 4, Pullman house, 1310 Dodge street, E 1218 MRS, DR, H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- liable business medium; Tth year at 119 'N. 16. 59 ARRIVED, 1. PETTIBONE, MEDIUM, MADI- onl MITI, 502 8. vapor, 137 alcohol, CHICAGO GIVE 308 N, 16th, wssage, [ alcooh, PERSONAL. JEWELRY TO OR 613 5. 1600 street. AGE CHE 1013 "Howard; tel 14 WITH YOUR LADY VISIT ice cream pariors, 2502 t; everything {8 new, includin 1030, Ico cream delivered, amery, TREATMENT, ELECTRO-T Scalp and hait' treatment,man Mrs Post, 310t 8 1oth, Wit M7 xton block; ‘phone M. L TO VISIT 1318 Fai [ L, SPECIALIST, OF INTI tional sanitariuiu, removed to 403 Paxfon bl Tel, 1621 U=—M191-Jy2 VIAVI HOME LADIES SCHADE SHAMPOO, VAPOR AND alr machine for steaming ladles' faces heads; cures dandiufl and head ! lus street. DR. W. ROSS MARYVIN, 134 WL, 31086 7to T BREAD FROM UNROL 0 L. Ramsey's, 017 L ENUINE, WHOLE WI New breakfast food. Agents, Omal ND- atel 18 1ING ALL RIGHT. 5 ure any kind of deafness caus other gatherings in the head. Zar Chicago, 1 IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED Farnam Smith’ & Co., 1320 WVEST RATES. XTON WAL LOAN AT LOWEST nd_unimpioved Omaha Fidelity Trost Co., LOAN ON IMPROVED Drennan, Love & Co., Paxtol SM195 200 U—MI150 M6 a1l Leaven: U=Mas SRNALD, 110 DOD) U M35 . Address or Lady ‘attendant. U—691 Neal 5-A150 Ma0s 27 DEAFNESS_THE EAR EVAPORATOR CURBS aporator Co., 153-155 Ma2l 18 e —————————— MONEY TO LOAN -REAL ESTATE. W80 797 81 OMAHA DER; E. T g the HER cured 1 ik 690 280 HIS ANA- HC LTED A13 IBAT & ed by CITY nt; no THB BLIK bik. IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE Exchange Co., 203 First National ba _Neb: BHERIFI'S SALE Tl 1) Bewota ot sharifn wale- July 5 80 bbls, For further particula; George Seimer, Talmage, Neb, PHOTOGRAPHER WITH COMPLETE OUTFIT wants L0 Cortonnond | With. Gwhes ot Sl LA room or building In town of 800 or more, where there Is noother gallery.” Adaross b office. FOR SALE, GROCERY i GOOD, CLE stock, Tocated on the best street in the city; will involce at about $1,500.00: will | sell’ for cash ‘only; good reason ‘for selling, Adud Dee. Y—M19§ ALg FOR SALE OR BEXCHANGE, MY LIVE 1y, Counell Blufts, Y102 23 JL SPECULATION OPEN TO ALL: try licate plan of speculation’ increase your ation free; send for cir- cular. Thompson & Derr Co., 38 Wall street, ew York. - Incorporated under the laws of the state of New York. Capital, $100,000.00, FOR EXCHANGE. IN HOMES, TRADE, SALE, 10 DARGAINS IMPROVED OMAIA BUSIN dence lots, and Towa farm; or uny pait for merchandise or will make liberal deal. Owner, T, WILL xS CHA BQUI feet, kood upright piano. Add: ) STOCK OF GENERAL for $500.00 cish. 136 Z—M29} 21 FOR TRADE, FOR OMAHA IMPROVED PROP. ertles worth $1,000.00 to $10,000.00, good lands in this state; will assume reas)nal cumbra What 'have you got? Ames, Farnam stroet, 2z FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. FARM LAND, C. F. HARRISON, 012 N Y LI R E—09 FOR SALE, NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE FOR SALE, 11,01 merchandise, o auick. W. C! Ritchie, I b, lar, clstern, city water; cor. $:th and §1,850.00; Iong time. Enquire Sam'l Furns. L340 ACR AR LODC suitable for stock ranch; price, $ wier will take one-half, ' possibly two-thi in_stock of goods e . N. Hicks, _305 N. Y. Life bldg. RE-Mi0 18 BARGAINS, . LOTS AND FARMS, HOU sale or t K. 'Darling, Barker bik. R E-18 LIST BARGAINS FOR QUICK TURNS, 1605 Dodga i R4 FOR SALE—T-ROOM FRAME HOUSE, DATIT, hot ‘and’cold water, 8B, comer nd 20th sts., Wik be sold at a App) W. H. Wrisley, The Morse Dry A SNAP—SMOOTH, RICH GARDEN LAND FIV om postollie, §100 per acre; might tak 940 N. Y. L K o R B-178-A12 FOR SALE, HANDSOME RESIDENCE LOT near Hanscom park: 1€ sold 4t once, can_ auote very low figure. Hicks, 305 N. Y. Life bl R \ M 13 SOME CHEAP LO' i A fine G0-{L. 16U at 43rd and Pinkney strects 0" grade, 314 and Francls streets, at 8 fi, on 2th, near Dorcas street, east front, only $600.00, st front on 27th, near Woolworth, trees, ete., a vory fine 1ot for half value, $1,000.00 A most dowtrn sldence, ' 50-ft. lot, on Glorgla avenu Ciflo street, for We hava h 310, greatly reduced i on terma that will uiro 1ittle cash. e buying, selling or ex- nging, bo sure and sce t delity Trust company, 1702 Farnam street. it RIZ—M1S7 TROOM HOUSE AND FULL LOT (32,00) el ar, will add $2,000 ash for Towa farm, * Harrison, 812 N, Y. Life, Omah, E R 15 MODERN BUILT HOUSE, ALL CONVE fonces: & barkain if taken quick: call and sve it. Hicks, N. Y. Life bidg. RE—M33 15 WANTED-TO 8! OR TRADE COT- tage home on t near Gruce, new neat and cozy, & beau m cot tage with lovely grounds, 1 clty water, bath, gas aud every nlence. Ap ply by letter (0 W. 5. Seavey, chief of police R E—307-1 DAY, JULY 1 FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. ’ , JE91L LOST. r‘.»mmln»a.v, | LOST, FROM WINDSOR HOTEL, A CANARY " 40, 60 OR 100 ACRES, JOINS FLOR. | . b — . M BARGAIN-A FINE 1 ACTE FARM MILES | LOST-FOX TERRIER PUPPY. RI IN TO ki e FOR SALE, CHOICE SECTION LAND NEAR About 1,20 p had on harne th leath Lexington, Dawson county. . No finer land In | ¥ net lat seen at C1f ! P Whthiiman, 828 Ne Yo Late bulding, WS- 1i2 8 | FOST-HROWN WATER SPANTEL. ANSWE 800 ACR COUNTY TWO lind of tag attach e 1 to miles Union Pacific r | 1684 No. ISth street or t \ por ncre. Address Lock ox 64, Omaha polnts, sear on left fors foot. Lil roward FOR SALF 1 MILES FROM OMAHA 0 ——— acres well Improved; acres In hay, 190 in PAWNBROKERS for $40 an acre on casy terms. It will puy to | FRED MOHLE, 1517% FARNAM, JEWEL — — H. MAROWITZ JANS MONEY, 608 N. I BUSINESS NOTICES. — HAUM PIE FACTORY: OLD | _ _ PLUMBERS, LA G T D M=-131 | PREE—PLUMBING OF BVERY KIND, G\ MORRILL, CARPENTER, OFFICE AND | 8ttam & hot water heating; sewerage. 313 8. 18 fixtures a specialty. 1613 Capitol av M s i J. J. HANIGAN, PLUMUING, 8T M AND HOT R, L. CARTER, METAL CORNICE water heatin Leavenworth s 155 e HAIRDRESSBING DANAGED MIRHORS RESILVERED, 110 N. 16 | 5t i T it esr e ST 316 AS g, steaming halr goods, 1513 Douglas. D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL 4T OO o E e EMPLOYMENE AGENCY, 5 OPTICIANS. - —— - 5 7 . " UPHOLSTERING. Nat'l Bk Dldg., in Kinsler's drug store T ARV erorth: VAR | aens i T ATOR & FENFOLD 00, SCIRNTINIC 0F- = Lyes examined free, n * ES TESTED F 3 BY A PRACTICAL OP- BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors. Bee to your entire isfaction or money refunded. | Building, OMAHA, Neb. Advice ERE = — EVERYWHERE BICYCLES. should carry Yo NBw sso-oin— o~ | AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY o pasmen 5 e oot Cura oo 100 ] TAVERLERS CHEQUES. Bicycle Co, ©07 N. 16th street. Tel lv"i‘,” Worth face value without identification; refunded it lost LES REPAIRED AND fODELED. and sundries. Safes openc R. Heflin, locksmith, 311 N. 16th sireet. NEW WARWICK, 18 PATTERN, ST high grade, adjustable handle and r on no other wheel. Inguire Omal RAILWAYT IME GARD CHICAGU, BURLINGION & Q. Atrives COALS y (UL R Depot 10th and Mason Sts, | Omaha CAspm..........Chicago Vestibule.......... 9:b gidbam. 1111 Chicago Bxpress. UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS = g0 and Towa Lo RKET, FUNERAL AND fc Junction Lo S8 (L) aves [BURLINGTON & MO, SWANSON & VALIEN, UNDERTAKERS AND | Omahal Depot 10th and Mason sts. embalmers, 1701 Cuming st., telephone, 106 10:15am. ... Express.... S23 | 10:6am. 01 Express. . o BV 4ib0pm .. Expross. M. 0. MAUL, UNDERTAKER AND _EM- Sopm ... Nebraska Local (e balmer, 1417 Farnam street. Telephone 2 §:15am. . Lincoln Local (except Sunda 5 M | Taves| K G, BT 3. &C L & TE 23 8, 1TH ST, TiL | .Omahal _Depot 10th and Mason Sts. also 2ith_and N.'sts., Omaha, M437 §ifiam .o Kangas Clty Duy Exprogs... m K. C. Night Ex. via U."P. SHICAGO, . 1. & DACIFIC, Ui ason St MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. “GELLE] . DECK, | DANJOIST AND teacher. 1810 California_ street. 9 FOR BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGAN: easy payments; instrumynts rented; rents upply on purchuse. 'A. Hospé, Jr. MS53 SLE BROWN-CROMMETT, THE ONLY ma & Texas Bxp. post gr (o of son College of Oratory, Colorado _ Limited. . Tioston, phys| in Omah 1 culture, v hos elocution and Ware building, Omaha. 211 Leaves UNION PACIKIC. OmahalUnion Depot 10th & Mason Sts. oon.Denver Bxpr \.Qverlana *Fly ce’ & Stromsb'g “Facific A13 vE X Sxpress “Mali HAY AND GRAIN. BALED HA ..Fast ANDARD “[Airives .1 O RIVEL.Arrive “Trans. 6:10am 10pm |Ariives - :g0pm iy pm Cattle company, e 2,00 tons | Tzaves [CHICAGO, MIL. & 8T, PAU TVes of good barn-stored hay fo All_orders ahalUnion Depot 10th & Mason St mal Khodabars oD Omaha|Union Depot 10th ‘& Mason 5ts.|” Omaha Chicago Limited x| Y YOUR HAY DY CA buy bay. A. H. Snyder B 0 16a - Burt st., tel. 1 e 83355 IRASKA HAY CO., WIOLBSALE HAY, grain and mill stuff, ' We are aiwass on (ht 515 Webster o 158 B MU 7 Depot 16th and Webster Deadwood _ Express. g:05am. (Fx. Sat). Wyo. Ex..(E 5:00pm. . Nortolk_Express (I3x. 6:30pm. . St. Paul_Eixp Ririves | Omaha Arrives SLS Leaves | CHICAGO & NORTHW i3 HOTELS. SiahalU. Pr Depot 100 & Mason St. O MIDLAND HOTEL. Chicago ~ Express.......... Corner 16(h nnd Chicago _strects; coolest AN, Pam (. Mon). et Db e s raraeee LG, Raa (D, Mon )0 electric’ Lells, bath, steam heat. Amerlenn ; i plan, $160 to $2.00 pér day jpean ‘plan, 6 MISSOURI PACIFIC, |Artives to 31.00 per day. M. J. Franck, Denot 15th and Webster Sts. | Omaha AN “6:00am, St. Louls Bxpress.......... 6:0am AETNA HOUSE (BUROPEAN) N, W. COR, | $0om....i..St Louls Babeost.. i Sionm 18th and Dodge. Rooms by day of week. 1:Daily 18—r9e | Teuves | — C., ST. P M. & O, Atrives i Depot 19th and Webster Sta. | Omatia 5 Dam..Sloux Clty Accom (Ex. Sun.). TYPEWRITERS. 10i00am. Sloux ity Agcom (Sun” Oniy.):: 8 Y R UG T e SOD DR B B Bbpmeser s B Bital - Limited.coores.s. Si0am changed, rented and repairéd, Typewriter mmad e e Month, The Omahd Typowriter 1xchange, sie. | Omaha|U. . Depot 10th & Mason Sta.l Omaba Cossors (o] the ypewriting depariment of ‘the | g:35am........Sloux City Passenger..... Megeath Stationary Co., 214 South Thirteenth | 3 Paul Bxpress.... pBLIeRtLTol IR0l i 90 | Tlives SIOUX CITY & PACIE i NBW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITEn, | -Omahal Depot 15(h and Webster Sts. The Omaha Typewriter Exchange, tel. 1381, | ©:30pm t. Paul Limited.. No. 211 8. 13th bt b | DL Chicago. Limited — ————— | <G OMAITA & ST LOUTS TENTS AND AWNINGS. Tiepot 10ih & Masor i llnladc St Louia Cannon Tl LF BROS., & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF 10:2) 10:00Am JA T 170m T oiam Waening, tents. fiags, wagen, Iy, Stock Siree e ente tor sonts DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. WHY DON "RENT A DL Ty BENT, TAKE A | Aged Woman Killed Whilo Alighting have tents of all kinis that from a Street Car, i Harnamis 17 Tha electric motor car claimed another GRINDING. vietim yesterday, Mrs. Joel Campbell of TR TR OTT airfield, Ia., being almost instantly killed round. ‘Melchior Bros, 119 Farnam s Monday Mrs. Campbell, aged 81 years & came to this city to visit her son, Dr. RAZOR: SHEARS, CLIPPI LAWN MOV Campbell, residing at 1226 South Thirty- oreiolo. S LIbURAOIANG: VN b nd street. She remained at the resi T ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, = | dence over night and in the morning started NP — - to return, being accompanied to the union ARMATUIER ANDICONVRRTERI REWOUND [ qapot byithe doctor. . (Upon-/arriying sthere rallSmaohiniate: i eloctrical and K¢B- | ghe learnad that her train had departed Omaha ctrical , 617 and 619 8, 16th st. s0 she concluded to remain another 327 | Coming up from the depot the doct TRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACT. | ferred his mother at Sixteenth street, p ors for electric Hght and motor plants and all | her on the Park avenus line, he returning Kinds of electrical construction. Western Elec- | to his offtee. The train in charge of _Lrie Supply Co., 418 and 420 8. 15th st. 81 Conductor Lewis and Motorman Ruble moved off at tho regulgtion speed and ... 198 PRANTING. at the Thirty-sccond strect and Woolworth GQUICK PRINTENS, KRAMER & CHANDLER, | avenuo intersection Mrs. Campbell signaled 121 Farnam and 307-9 8. 12th. Phone 16:0. | to stop. However, Instead of waiting for Mail orders get quick action. 309 A4 | the cars to come to a stop at Woolworth REED JOB PRINTING CO. FIN avenue, she jumpad off about fifty feet north q PRINTING ‘o all ‘kinds. Yoo IniHRaINTING 1 0 "ihe ‘nortli 1ine of the str 17th street, striking the Mi90_ | brick pavement with the of her head o~ oy, nd fracturing the skull, was pl STENOGRAPHERS, up by thée trainmen and carrial to he G A, POTTER, &8 N. Y. LIFR BUILDING, | hovse, four doors distant, where she died does all kinds of stenographic work, law | half an hour later. cases, depoaition, - cliancery | work, copyiny Parties who saw the accldent state that ete., “at reasonuble pric Call and see t no blame can be attached to the trainmen Duplex typewriter; writes Awo lettors at o1 . | i and the sime time; the fastest typewriter as the woman ju bofore the ‘cars. had the world MO1l Ab come to a standst As the conductor e m————— saw her in the act of jumping from the HORSESHOEING. open car he calle upon her to sit still, at — th me time putting on the brakes HOMAS MALONEY, 912 N, 16TH ST, 'he decimsed lcav a husl nd and three A1l | oniidren, one daughter and two sons. Th B. BURT, HORSESHOER, 314 N, 16TH, hugband and daughte reside at Falrfield one son In this city and the other in Los e — Arngeles, Cal, HARNESS. ey —— _ [ The leopards give two performances at HARNESS, NETS, ETC, REPAIRING | Courtland beach today. GET MY PRICES BEFORE YOU RUY A HAR- THE REALTY MARKET. ness. August Lohne, 71l 8 160h strvet M—116 A10 INSTRUMENTS placed on record July 17, o @ 1804, SHORTHAND AND T¥PEWRITING. WARRANTY DE VAN SANT'S SCHOOL O SHORTHAND, &0 | ,F' Fansom to Elmer Gu _N. Y. Life, Omaha. Ask for cireular. O] Dt A T S B RS AR LEARN PRACTICAL SINFSS & SHORT- block 15, Brown park hand. Rouse's Omaha Col., 16th & FFarnam, 8 Omaha ' \ L) .‘ " 213-A13 $r w10k ‘ ' 2 ~ 1 st ! \ 1 n 1 1 DANCING. \ ¢ o 1 E H I H | 1 f FOR PRIVATE LESSONS, STAGE OR 8% lot 4, b o t % soclety on Morand, 1510 Harney, n 3,500 Mos4 AT 1 K 1 00 s IR AMA AT hlosicestes ik ELOCUTION. BCJE: K BALIOTIA ducirgle e gt TLA DAY, BLOCUTION, PRVAICAL COLT: | ) 'l 1o andie Ot 80 ur Emeison” method. ' Summer puplls re- b N 0 kW “ M 18% kL —_— uel 1 1 wife to Ellzabeth Lea, al DENTISTS. ol wans) pro i \ DR. GEO, NASO! DENTIST, SUITE 200 4 Paxton block, 16th & arnam Tel | . Orel Hill 2 1 master (o BN Hoven € wij m— M N, T WHOLESALE COAL | w A ' JONNSON DIOS., WHOLL ¥ DEALERS 110 - D st ot T UBALIE HEALRIAT) See the performing lions aft. and eve. f02s Fach OF ool Mis | Courtland beach today. | | Bondholders Secking to Protect Interests in | | A A View of Reorganization, | | | | K. P. MORTGAGES 10 BE fOHLL.L\LD; Torminal Company Will Build the Viaduct 1 Connveting the #elt Line This Sum- | mer-Unton Pacifie Wil Re- | sunie Overind Flyor, | - | General Solicitor Thurston Unlon | Pacific, who returned home from | | um, Idaho, with his fdmil s soen | y by | G and Rus, | bondholders of | that it was a | | part of the tru i | pretection of cortain interests which might | ufter the anization seheme, He | stated that tho amount outstaunding wa $11,724,000, second and subject to a first mortgage on the Kansas Pacific amounting to nearly or quite as much more, but is a first mortgage on the lands of the old Kansas Pacific. That the appointment of H. H. Clark, Oliver W. Mink and I Ellery Anderson as receivers pending th foreclosure of the mortgage, interest on which is In default, showed that it was a frien action brought for the purpose of claaring up the business intercsts of the conpany | In explanation of the reason why W Do and F. R. Coudert were not also appointed reccivers he stated that United States lad not appeared in the trans action Tho road will be operated as a part of the Union Pacific, but the accounts are (o be separate. r some tme past this action on the pait of the trustees has becn in contempla- ticn, but contingencies arose which pre ventd the filing of the suit until Monday when it was brought in the cireuit court of Karsas before Judge Foster. This action from exod; rig the the born wer, at lo 1ys to th a largely talk steamship rates has it third of the trafie to M of local steamshin lines, TO CUT OFF UNPROF MERELY A FRIENDLY SUIT i thought to be a step townsrd the reorgani zation of the Kansas Pacific As to the rumor that the Oregon Short Lne and Utah Northern would shortly file a bill for a seperate receiver, Mr. Thurston stated that while he had heard the rumos he thought there should be little credence given to it. “The Union Facific,” said the slicitor of the company, “Is cssentfal to the Oregon Short Line and could hardly get _along without it. Of course the bond Lolders of the Utah road may ask for separate receivers, but T believe the segre ion has ahout reached its limit. Th Short Line could pay its fixed charges it anything like favorable business conditions existed and just as soon as the clouds lift somewhat the road will be found all right It touches a fine portion of the country and a great deal of freight originates on the northorn branch. Under these conditions 1 believe the rumor of 1 s RE RETURN « Prospeets that Labor Will Soon e at a Preminm Instend of n Discount CHICAGO, July 17.—The Evening Journal prints the following: “The European rate war inaugurated by the leading steamship lines may result in a wholesale exodus from Chicago of many men connected with the o strike. Never before in the history of been pos: Chi Turopean port ago to a Since the cut rate has been inaugurated the us from Chicago and the n ous points in Burope has fi ew York, « estimates announcement of the st rates has started a real exodus of Buropean wh people. Dozens of me on a strike have been m cal steamship offices within ¢ , expressing their intention o e ‘old_country’ in the lure. There are half a dozen phases of the present situation, and there is much food for thought in the depletion of the standing army of unemployed in this country by the return of t 1sand. of workers to their old homes abroad. It is estimated that before long labor will be at a preminm Instead of a discount, and ther are not few who figure on a season of prospe as a consequence of the sturn to Burope of thousands who have been in the past six months unsuccessful candidates for employment. At the pr time it is possible to go from New Y to Liverpool, Queenstown or London for $10 on two great lines This, of course, is a st ‘age rate, there being no cut in first or second cabin rates, One line offers to de posit the passengers in Paris for $18 and th other line will do the same for $17.25. Ital- fan customers bid from New York to Turin for $23 and the ralways are offering a through ticket from Chicago to Turin, Ltaly, | for $30. Never before have rates been so | low and it is small wonder the thrifty for cigners flock to tike advantage of the pres ent rates. After the Debs-Pullman strike | was declared off a rush of men naturally fol 1o for European passage. Local steam ship ageats also say that there is no doubt of a heavy exodus to ell parts of B ““Pimes are much better on the other s Just now,’ said a local agent today. ‘We have sent abroad several thousand miner from Montana and Idaho who have been attracted to the rich gold mines of South Africa and the stream of travel is but on way just new—outward hound.’** ABLE T be made to list the cer ing inquiri Hom sible to s0 cl orthwest to gured up a wccording to md in reat cnt, o0 said they he last few f returning strike was interesting IRANCHES nion Pacific Branches Which Do Not Pay e Lopped O, ST. PAUL, July 17.—On Thursday a rail road matter of great importance will be leard before Judge W. H. Sanborn of the United States circuit court. The recelver of the Union Pacific will be asked to ap pear before the court pursuant to an order to show cause to them granted about month since, and asked that a large num ber of the branch lines of the Union P: cific road be no longer considered or con ducted as a part of the Union Pacific sy tem, but they be hereafter regarded as dependent lines. The reason for this action is that these branch lines are not carning sufliclent money to pay operating expensc and taxes. Thoy a sconstint drain upon the Income of the U acific road, | which has been obliged to ady money | to maintain them, and the receivers ask that | their action at previouws times in making | these advances be approved by the cour | The names of the branch lines are indi- | cated in the petition as follows: Car- | toon Cut-offt railway; Drighte | branch; Junction City & Fort | way; Omaha & Repul n | & Scuthwestern railway; Denver, Leadville | & Gunnison rallway; Kansas Central rail- | wayi Kuusas City &~ Omaha = railroud; | Atchison, Colorad I rail way: Washington & Idaho rail and the | Oregon 1y Bxtension compan | reorg tion eommittee of the Union | rallway has fssued a call for (he | t of fes of that pany | | 1 to the ment of | e bt t \ | ARG A ) that dis | t vrant th At a fair r | justment may t al t pursuaut to 1 i | for a reorz i 1 conf i b ) br tor t ther vea ' L the ir of all f the niore b v 1 ! 1 ] I ) M, i the stock exchanges of Now York, don and Borlin WHE Buld the Vinduet. Just as soon as tho present deprossion lifts somowhai the East Omaha Bridge and Terminal company will build the steel vias duct across the tracks of the Omaha and othe in North Omaha, connecting with the Line north of the Missourl Pacifie round house, The structure wiil cost §70,000 and all the plans and specifications have been preparod. The Missonrl Pacifie poople have also glv ofr sanction to the buil ing of the v t, which will give t} r- minal company direct connection with the Belt Line, and put them in excellont to handle’ business General Manager Pottor stated yestor- day that the company was goetting along wimmingly until the recent tie-up of the enstern roads, whieh caused a falling oft in the business of the company nearly 76 per eent, but that it already showed signs of v ratfon after its Jethargie condition. 1 enthusiastically of the company und ight it would prove a power for 1 to Omaha The “Overland Fiyer™ Will Resume. I nothing Intervenes the Union Pacifio will resume the running of the “‘Over- land No. 1 leaving at the 2:1 m. No which to No. 1 westbound will this morning at 8§ o'clock, arriving at Omaha 6:20 p. m. Thurs day evening arrangements have beon comploted Northwestern and South- ern Pacifi s, necessary factors to the runnin Overland” from Chicago to San Franclsco. Eveorything seems to be in good running order on the Southern Pacifle, although there are occasional ramors that busnwhackers are it work between Reno and Oakland deter- mined to interfere with the resumption ot business on the Southern Yacifie. However, the presence of troops at all division points on the Southern Pacific is having a salutary effect and General Manager Towne wires Mr, Dickinson that no further delay in the com= plete resumption of business is feared. Hallway Notes. D. M. Collins general agent of tho Union Pacifie at Sioux City, §s at headquarte Missouri Pactfic will run an exeursion to Courtland beaeh from Falls City Sunday, July 29 W. T. Savage, travellng frelght agent of the Plant system, with headquarters at St. Louis, was in Omala yesterday. he Burlington has been sclected as the official route for the Nebraska Knights ot Pythias of the Uniform rank on their trip 1o the national conclave at Washington. The train leaves Omaha August 24 and will arrive the natlon’s capital August 26. Colon of all the regiments estimate that at I 500 knights will make the trip. neral Solicitor Thurston of the Union acific goos to' St. Paul this evening to present on Thursday before Judge Sanborn reasons why the Union Paciie should be al- lowed to forego the operation of roads not carning operaling expenses. Mrs. Thurston will accompany the solicitor on his trip. It is greatly regretted by the many friends of Mrs. Thurston that she returns to Omaha not materially bene by her trip to Ketchum, Idaho. She is sulfering from ner- vous prostration and Judge Thurston believes that excitement attendant upon traveling wil prove beneficial to a bereaved mother. WHO CAN or Tictlon About World's Far Awards. A newspap paragraph denounces as “fulse’ the claim of a baking powder com- pany to an award at the World's fair. Whom can” it mean? Certainly not Dr. Price Why? Be- cause, as the records show, Dr. Price's ex- Libited, competed and received the highest award. The official examiners pronounced it the strongest, the purest, the most whole- me and efficient of all the baking powders, Its title to confidence is unquestioned. Can it be the manufacturers of a New York powder, fietitiously labeled “absolutely pure,” who are making ‘“false” claims? That would be strange indeed, inasmuch as they were not even considered in the awards Was it Ammonia In_the New York powder that prevented its makers from competing? e e DOLLARS 15 DOLLA To Denver and Return, To Colorado Springs and return, To Pueblo and return. Via the Union Pacific Tickets on sale July 21 and 23, Ac- count Mystic Shrine meeting. For further particulars call on H. P. DEUEL, C. T. A, U. P. System, 1302 Farnam street. —~~————— E o0 Rites East, For full information concerning summer Milw: the Chicago 1604 excursions call St. Paul ticket office, address . AN NASII, General Agent. —————— TERN EX{URSION ANNOUNCEMENT, Chieago & Northwestern Eailway. July 17 and 18, only half fare to Toronto, Ont., and return, vin the Chicago & North= we rn railwa with cholce of routes cast of Chicago. Tickets good returning until September Special_accommodations on fast trains for B. Y. P. U. delegates and the general publie, City ticket cffice, Farnam street, Check your trunk at your home - - Half Rutes to 1 Via the Burlington rou July 17 and 18, ets and full inf 1 at Burling- ton’s elty ticket office, 1324 Farnam street. Cheap Kates to Foronto, July 17, 18 and 19, 1894, the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Ry. will sell cheap tickets to Toronto, Canada, account Baptist Young People’s union. Rates open (o all. Ask any agent Daltimore & Ohio Southwestern Ry. for particulars, or write 0. P, MecCarty, general passengor agent, St. Louts, Mo, o> - $15.00 to Denver and return, via the Unlon Pacific, July 21, 22 and 23, Account Mystie Shrine mecting, See me. H. P. Deuel, C. . Union Pacific system, 1302 Farnam sire Half Rates to Torouto, ia T route, July 17 and 18, Tickets and full rmation via Burling- ton's city ticket office, 1321 Farnam street. Crane Resigns as Editor, v. Frank Crane, who for some time has 1 cditor-in-chief of the Omaha Ohris- tian Advocate, Monday resigned that posis tion. The care of a large city church such the First Methodist of this city Is geners Iy considercd to be enough for one man, and Mr, Crane has declded to quit overwork before he breaks down and not afterward, His ontire ution hereafter will be devoted to Nis pastoral d Dr. 1. W. Shank, the former cditor and proprietor of the pa per, again assumes control, The paper was changed an rnized in form, enlarged [itx 1 - - DIED, CARROLI 1 40 years, bo- loved farroll, Monday évens ing, July 15, 1 the fil fddenc i, 600N, 1Tth 6t Funeval from Hody Iamily 8:0 o'clock. Interment St Mary's ceme- tory, Friends fnyited P L. 1%, aged 67 years & months 4 f ay afternoon, July 16, 1891 indral o tike place from fam i 1 K. Intérment Forest n MORGAN years 11 months he Tesie of 1 - la t, Tuckday mor eral 1o take y Interment at L Invited, e e hor Castorts, toria, toris. ticin G etorle i