Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 24, 1894, Page 7

8PEGIAL NDTIGE& —— Afdvertisements for theas columns will be tnken WAl 12:30 p. m. for the evening and until 9:00 r the morning and Sunday edition sers, by ing a numbersd chock, ean have answory erd 1o & numbered letter B cue ot The fee. Anewers so ad delivered upon presentation of the check. Tiates, 1%e a word first Insertion, fe a word hereaffer. Nothing taken for less than WANTED--S8ITUATION. GRAIN MAN WANTS POSITION try; understands® business thor DANISH G ety refers NTH PLAC Call 1719 Nort BOLICITONS, ment_gonds. ard street. WANTED, A COOK AT Tox 9. TEAMS FURNISHIED American Wringer C» NORTH PLATTY B--M TWO MEN A wagon 12th strect, TO furnish. B-Mo 24 TWO YOUNG MEN OF GOOD ADDIESS CAN find stead call between 11 and 18 a. m., o Away, Couneil Blufrs, B—Mi69 26 TEAMSTERS AND Ry. in Montana. Free o' Hearn r Mt 210 WANTED, LABORERS, tracklayers on 1. & M transportation. Kramer & agency, 11th and Farnam streets. 13 WANTED, AC IN EVERY CITY AND county to mell o staple article on commission excellont chance for_eners Address Ohlo Valley Cigar Mfg. « Dox 103, Cincinnat, 0. MASS 2% BALESME i’ Unite office, goods mon onnade b, WANTED -FEMALE HELP. 3D, A LADY TO MANAGI A COUNTRY for the Viavi Co. Address or call 35 Bee bldg. -G 24 EXPERIENCED GIRL A8 good wag Apply Mrs Davenport 78 239 IVERY COUNTY expenues; WANTED IN States; $75.00 dvertising, - delivery poly. Address K ioston, M WANTED, AN general mervant; Krthur Acheson WANTED, GIRL FOR Frank Wileox, 8, W, cor HOUSEWORK; MRS, 2th and Dou S WANTED, A GIRL WHO CA 1HO! at night. Enquire M. K. Hos 7 100D HONEST Apply ev Mason. A GOOD CHRISTIAN widow of good standing to I -aged couple. Addres STAY, GIRL OR home with x 184, Onnwa, FOR RENT, GOOD DETACHED NIN house, 2021 Capitol avenue. B. Ii. room 7, Commercial Natonal. HOUSES-W. 4. TEMPLETON, Roblson, D850 PAXTON DLK. D—Mi6 81 FOR RENT 1311 FARNAM 8 OMFORTABI moderite rentals, best 3 only. IRef 6-room suite In tenemen room sultes for auired. Also 220 street. 7. ROOM { — WANTED, GOOD MEDIUM priced houses. List your houses for rent With Ames. DM 3226 PRATT 00D REPAIR, $.00. 313 Sewal 4-room cottage, o good Bew, $10.00. 3401 Jackson st., a rooms, B. E. st fine modern cottage, 6 nearly new. onlv $22.55 cor. 5th and Willlams, 8 9- with barn, large 1, fruit (re etc., paved st, only $25.00. Oné of those Leautiful LaFayette Place houses cheap to right party. Fidollty Trust Company, 1702 Farnam St FOR RENT. DESIRABLE DWE: all parts of city. K. H. Sheafe 132 FOR RENT, MODERN 10-ROOM trally located, will readily fil with. ro. E. 11, Sheate, 112 Paxton bik. DIDSAG FOR_ RENT, MOST DESIRABLE RUSIDENC 213 Farnam. R C. Patterson, Ramsg I BLOCK. D675 IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE . Davis company, 1505 Farnam. D—66 ., MODERN, CHOICE IN +'8. Elgutter, 201 Bee bidg. FLAT, CEN-. ‘HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARKEE RENTAL AGENCY, 577 BROWN BLOCK. KELKENNY&CO., R, FINE 7-ROOM CORNER FLAT AT 701 8. 16TH street; range and all other conven| George Clouser, room 2, lb‘.'.l lmuum NHM. D300 $ROOM HOUSE HIGH SCHOOL, §2 per month. Emquire 2516 Capitol ave. D310-2 E; Worth; apply (0 FOR REN his wife wo house of n| have it. HOUSES FOR 1 NTLIM to rent . desiral e rooms In a choice locatl Toggs & HIIL 2 T. HICKS, %5 N. AND modern Y. LIFE. 616 S water FOR RENT_AUGUST 1ST, FLAT NO. Tth St Al modern improvem Tent paid. 2842 Farnam St 10-ROOM HC 621 South 13th street. FOR RENT, 7 North th st. 1017 Farnam. FOR RENT, T Apply at Richard's cigar store, DA77 FOR Tt Rof ROOM COTTAGE, 037 NORTI 2711 $10.00; enquire $i20% Cuming or 525 8. 1S s 1180 2) FOR RENT I‘URNISHED RDOMS VERY NICE R REN for housel L 26tk FURNISHED ROOMS TOR_HOUS and frout slvep FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. TOMBE, UNDE RCARE ation. 111 8. oF 17th st ROOMS WITH BOARD. 5 Wi a0 na NICELY FuT class board. 1 WITH NIRHED ROOMS Dodge, BOARD. AND 1515 CHICAGO Mist ALI SOUTH FRONT ROOM AND with board. 2510 Dodge st cove, At WANTED, COMPRTENT LADY TO dining_room and kitehon with & stoady ers. Call at 1603 Howard street, 21 floor TAKR bonrd- UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR KENT ; WATER. 608 N. 13TH ST, G—208-A13% ROOMS. ¢ S 24 ¥ NICE ROOM RENT, 3 UNFURNISHED 10, G FOR 8o, FOB RENT- BTUBES AND OFFICES cuann "SALOON, 824 DOUGLAS. HE ¢-STORY BRICK BUILDING, Wtreet. The builiing has a fOre roof cement Lasoment, complote steam heat ng fixtures, wator on all fioars, gas, ete. Ap- ply at the offico of the e, FOR RENT. DESIRAULE room and_bascment, 2023 Furnam st rent 10 good party.” Inquire $3 Ny TOR® AGENTS WANTED. TS 0 SBLL TO FARME all want 1t; o FR T L 3 in Nebraska vassing big Oumal TED, HANDL K holders, Just cut: | profit and easy seller; will make 15,00 a day. Cal At 103 sout iwest Mtk and Howaid. KR T OR SALESMEN DESIR- ing side line. to take ordecs by sumiple; staple soller, easily carri We pay oxpenses and salary, or commisslon und furnish sample application. Address Lock Box 125, New Y City. THE corner ONLY AUTOMATI TUFNEr I existence; best (wema to nrepald on vecelpt of b 60 usic Turaer Ca., limited, MUS! Mich J-MIT e T trolt, WANTED--TO RENT. RD TO RENT—WANT TO LEASR FOR years tenement block oF of of centrally located. Address P. O, K373 dwell) Tox SBTORAGE, WILLIAMS & CRROSS, 1211 HARNEY, M-85 TEL, 165 M201 $EHOLD GOODS; CLEAN Wells, 1111 Farnam. M-—687 OM.VANSSTORAGE CO,,138 DODGE. BTORA and cl OR HOU ap rate, R WANTED-TO BUY. FURNITURE, BECOND-HANT 30 8. 1STH | N BEST FOIL T MONBY, HAVANA FRECKI, HIGHBST PR turniture, st “OND-HAND 12N, 16t ; N--868 TWO GOOD REST dent 1t in Flotence, improved oF unimproved Wite desepiption, full particniars and 1 Cuwh price to 8 9, Tiee ‘ol P T FOR SALE--FURNITURE. PAMENTS EASY, YOU WON'T MISS YOUR money. Low prices on furuiture & household Ecods. Enferprise Credit Co., 613-605 N. 161 st FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR_SA IRST MORTOAGRS, GUARAN teed § t, sums of $100.00 to Why t per cent when you Ames, 1617 ICE FOR SALY t of Omaha Pros., 506 So FOR SALE T orth PAID FOR o, ote. L Brussell, WANTED, TO PURCHAS) CAN and Couell 16th, Omaba P OVER Blufs, CHEAP, feot Nigh 16th_street. INARD PUPS, wrteet omaha FULL P INARD DOG PUP, 9 MO fine pedigree, fine markinis and dress P 59, B FOR SALE, MOFt RS pllection gy xton block. QM4 2 WO SMALL REAL (first) bearing 8 and 10 per ce nteed. W. . Templeton, 8 ALE, JERS 2ol cows. streots, AND CALF AND th and FOR other Turt COW Call afternoons, ~ MISCELLANEOUS, ANATOMY TO rles, 1416 Farnam st R—131-A10 THE MONEY TO LOAN -REAL ESTATE TYPEW lTFRS IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY $3,000 & upwards, b (o 61 per cent; ne W. Farnam Smith & Co., 139 Farnam. W02 @1 PAXTON BLK. W 01648 LOANS ON H. SHEAFE, G. TEMPLETON, PAX W MONI‘Y TO LOAN-CHALTELS. AT _ROOM 620-05%5 SK. ORT TIMBE LOANS APPLY, 624 Paxton block X HADDOCK, [tOUM TO LOAN ON {anos, horses, wag uFity, at lowest possible rates, any LOAN GU SEHOLD FUR or any kind wli E. HARRIS, ROOM 1, CONTINE in ety} s} strictly tial; you y the loan off at any time or Io any amounts. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 306 South 16th strest. PERSONAL PROP- Lifo butiding. Wagons, I 1O LOAN ON y. Harvin Loan Co., 1 CONFIDE security. TIAL LOANS MADE Address P. O, Box 3. SHORT TIME LOANS, &3 r.\xifim;n!‘f;: K. BUSINESS CHANCES. iF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL OR get in_or out of busin or nddress the” Natignal Tntermation and Exchango Co., 203 First National hank, Omaha, Wb Rebus YME%0-128 SHUER LE. TANGEMAN & Sons' flouring mill, near Talmage, Neb., will be sold at sheriff's sale July 5, 1894 eapacity, §0 bbls. For further particulars, address George Selmer, Talmage, Neb. Y=M10 24 O SALE, GROCERY STORE: GOOD, CLEAN stock, 1 on the best street in the city; will at about $1,500.00; will sell for cash only; good reason for selling. Address P 2. Bee. Y108 AL® HANGE THE OR wiating and stationery, ing; will gell dress Box B PART! nentl mountain_region, Blake, Utah. ewelry, 2y i “paper and_ pioture mold- n it sold soon. A Y—MIT 3T LOCATE P a new town in the J. Menech & Co., Y—M3ST and help to build write us. HELP you get folks needing |\ m—— A A When you want HELP—Let THE BEE teen words or less first time, and a penny a word after that—no matter how many words—There are lots of you and you will get HELP. HELP YOURSELF. ANNASOG000000NNNN HELP—25¢ for seven- HELP—We will HELP % E QLAIBVOYAN TS. CLAIRVOYANT_PROFRSSOR WHITE CAN BE consulted ‘on_business, riage, divorces and all family aftairs; the future plainly revealed, fovers united, troubles fealed ,names of friends and enemics; also the oné you will Hours from 9 a. m. to § p_m. Sun- 9 to 5. 1017 Chicago street. S—100- DR. H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- able bisiness mediumi 7th year at 119N 16 w2 S, vapor, Il\l)A\xh " SMITH, n 2. Massage, alcohol, CHICA 308 TANNA O and massage. X and massage R PERBONAL. TAMBER JEWELRY 7O ORDER: 613 5. 10th street. U—Mis0 LADIES' o repairing. A_10C CIGAR. 367 A1) $,00000 STOCK OF GENBRAL MERCHAN- dise; must be sold at once for cash and part trade. D. W. Butler, Alliance, Neb, Y435 260 SIDI LINE—COMMERCIAL SALESMEN W. ed to carry o goud side line, W at the Staie hotel until July A GOOD, WELL PAYING iness for sale. Adress postoffice box No. West Point, Neb. Y—Mi51 BUSINESS CHANCE—WANTED, AN EXPERI- enced, encrgetic solicitor for fire imsuranc rental and brokernge busmess. . G. Templo- 307-8 ¥ Y—Md61 WE WANT, FOR CASH AND RBAL BSTATE, hardwaro frocery and general stocks, l MOKE HAVANA FRECKLIES, fon business in Omaha. s stock. $6,600.00 gencral stock. $4,000.00 drug stock. ,000.00 ery stock and building. National Information & Exchange C 203 Firat National bank, Omaha, Neb. Y MAB) 24 EVERYTHING ALL RIGHT. S. g U—M305 21 OUR LADY VISIT J. J. Muller's new ice craam puriors, 2802 Leaven worth street: everything {8 new, fncluding the building. Tel. 1080, Ico cream dellvered. WIHEN OUT WITH “FOR LADIES, ation free. Address of bidg. Lady -ucn'lfiurl\l. 0 AVI HOME TR Tealth Lok and e call Viave Co., 346 De ECIIADELL'S SHAMPOO, VAPOR AND HOT air muchine for steaming ladies' s and hends; cures dandiuf and headache. 1522 Doug- las street. U—Mssi 83 DR. W. ROSS MARTIN, 132 FARNAM 5T Bours frow 11 0 1, 3 10 6, 7 to 8 Tel. 1810, N iy B, WHOLE Wi Nour. W aktast food. Neal & onrad, Agents, . Omaha. U~285-A15¢ A mr‘ SMOKE. Wholesale FRY HAVANA FRECKL MASSAGE BAVHS, MM LLAS MADE, RECOVERED 105 South Sixtcenth sirvet. LADY WISHI QUAI maii of means who will o urity. | Address I 61, Dee UMBR paired. WIDOW ke Eood AND RE- s CREAN VOR WHIPPING: COTTAGE Waterloo creamery, 1613 Howard; DALDUE A ple ant and convenlent place, 162) Far am street, Paxton biock; 'vhone 1L U M35 MONEY TO LOAN-—R. AL ESTATE Davis Co.. 1605 THONY LOAN & TRUST €O, 313 N, Y. LIFB louns at low iates for choice secutily on Ne- bruska and lowa fasens or Omuia city property. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA veal estate. Erenn Love & Co., Paxton blic W62 FOR SALE, AT A DARGAIN, IF TAKEN AT once, only lumber and coal yard in thriving town of $)0 inhabitants on main line of Union Pacific railway in eastern Nebraska. Satis- factory reasons for selling. If desirable, ele- vator property can be purchased in connection If you have some cash and gan give good & curity, nddvess 8 7, Beo. ¥—472 2 TYPRWRITERE BAVGUT, SOLD, changed, rented and repaired, Typewriter and offfve. Euppiics. Typewriters rented nt $ per month, The Omaha TYPewritar Exchange, s Comnorn {0 Uha typewriting department of tha Megeath Stationary {Cey [214 South Thirteenth street. Tel. 1361, L) TiE NBW DOTANERTY TYPEWRITER Omaha Typew Exchange, tel. 24 8 10 et SATTZA COMPARA {n Ctypewriter, w af Commereial M IVELY bl STEAMSHLP LINE. NE _MAIG oty Salyglin fror . m.: Ethiopia, TEAMSHIPS New ¥ Cfreassin August 11, 2 p. m.; A, m.; Anchoria, second class and ste ¢ round trip tickets from New Y tuced rtes to the principal Irish and all continental orders, drafts, outward or 0 any of our loeal a Chicago. SAIL rk tof July - Aug rk or ANCHOR 1 Chiengo Scoteh, points. For money prepatd tickets apply or_to_Henderson Bros. BUSINESS NOTICES. SRSCHAUM PIPE FACTOR new. 613 8. 16t CARTER, METAL sinoke stucks, furnaces. OMAHA ME Dipes | mad R. L. itghts, CORNICE SKY- 1617 Howard st. 898 AS HAS 16(h, OPTICIANS. OMAHA OPTICAL €O, 1, REMOVED Brown bik HIS COAL M1ds ADING OPTICIAN Ponder, manager; sclentific exam free, 222'S. 16th street. Com'l in Kinsler's drug store. S18-A2 ‘OLD CO., SCIENTIFIC OP- & Farnam st., opposite Paxton hotel Eyes examined free, n ED FREE DY A PRACTICAL OP- tician, We guarantee to it the eyes perfeotly, 1o your entire satisfaction or money refunded. MANDELBURG, ¢ and_optician, northeast corner Six- and_Farnam_streets. 5 BICYCLES. ., EW _AND OLD, payments; we rent and repair. Omaha Blcycle Co., 807 N. 16th street. Tel 129, 14 ODELED, REPAIRED AND RE Tires and sundries. Safes opened, repaired. C. R. Heflin, locksmith, 311 N. 16th sireet. $20A8 NEW WARWICK, 184 PATTERN, STRICKLY high grade, adjustable handle and rear brake, on no other wheel. Inquire Omaha Coal, Coke & Lime 16th_and Douxlas s 139 A10 HAY AND GRAIN. BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE buy hay. A. H. Snyder, 1616 Burt st., tel. 1107, 833-85 HOLESALE HAY. aiways on thi NEBRASKA HAY CO, grain and mill stuff, market fo AND acher. 1810 it FOR BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS: casy payments; instruments rented; rents apply on purchase. A. Hospe, Jr. M55 MRS.JESSIE BROWN-CROMM post graduaie of Emerson Collegs of ¢ Boston, 'In Omaha_who teaches elocution and physical culture. " \aro' building, Omaha. " 211-A1 UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS H. K. BURKET, FUNERAL Fum-:'r:m AND _embatmer. 1618" Chicag 0 SWANSON & VALIEN, UNDERTAKERS AND embatmers, 1701 Cuning st., telephone, 1060, 82 UNDERTAKER _AND 1417 "Farnam siréet. Telephons 225, 0. MAUL, balmer, RS REWOUND storage batteries recharp: rical and gen- eral “machinists: stperlor work guaranteed. Omana Electrical Works,*617 and 619 . 16th st. BLECTRICAL ENGIN ors for electtic It motor, plants and all kindg ot elootrical conytryetion, . Weatern. Iilock tric Supply Co., 415 and £0 87 HOTELS. THE MIDLAND HOTEL. Corner 16th and _ Chicago _street: Hotel in Omaha; new building, new furniture, electric bells, bath, steam heat. American plan. $L60 to £2.00 per duy; Furopean plan, 8o 00 per day. M. J. Franck, proprietor. ABTNA HOUSE 83— 13th and Dodge. (BUROFEAN) N. W. COR. Rooms by day of week. 105 A9e TENTS AND AWNINGS. hay, stock covers, 103-705 8. 10th D386 . TAKE A yourself? The Omaha Tent have tents of all kinds that 1311 Farnam t. 382-A17 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS HAMILTON BROS. G I ors and bullders, carpentor worlk, brick laying 145, 18t st TéL 1170, M3 B. MORRILL, CARPENTER. OFFICE AND store fixtures a speclalty. 1613 Capitol ave. awnings, tents, fiags, wagen tarpauling, banners, streamers. street. Tel. 604. Tents for rent. WHY DON'T YOU RENT A TEN vacation and rest and Awning Co. they rent cheap. CONTRA! STENOGRAPHERS, POTTER, 66 N. Y. LIFE BUILDING, all kinds of stenographlo work, law depositions, chancery ~work, copyins. at reasonable prices. Call and see th Duplex typewviter; writes two letters nt o1 and the same time; the fastest typewriter ' the world. MI1L Ab JOB PRI NTING FOR SALE, A TWO-CHAIR BARBER SHOP: best Tocation In the city; fine trades will sefl cheap for cash; good reisons for seiling. Ad- dress ‘4, Dee office, Council Bluffs. 1473 FOR EXCHANGE., BARGAINS IN HOMES, TRADE,SALE, 1605 Dod s O Z—341 O OMAHA (MPROVED PROP- $1,000.00 o $10,000.00, good farm state; wil ime reasonable in- What have you got? Ames, 1617 treet. FOR 1T ertles lan um. Farnam A 10-CENTER DE, worth this FOR 6C, HAVANA Hu- Z—M3T AL PROPERTY 000,00 orth 3, RESIDENCE firm for § merchandise. CHA and_improved stock general Loup, Neb. FOR for house and [0 FOR SALE—REAL LSTATE FOR BALE, NEW 4-ROOM CO'T lar, cistern, eily water; cor 50.00; long time. Enquire 118 R0 LOTS AND FARMS, B cler bik. BARGAINS, HOUS alo or trade. F. oved; 160 acres In hay, 170 fn balunce in timber. Wil sell on easy terms. It will pay tu Ames, 1017 Farna for # investigate this. ENAP—SMOOTH, RICH miles from postoffie, §100 per acre; might take some trade. $i0 N. Y. L. bldg. FOR SALE, R 100 ACRES ence. Splendid land_for investm: Only 360 an acre. Ames, 1617 Farnam strect. RE-Ma13 BARGAIN—A FINE 160-ACRE FARM, 75 MILES from Omaha, for §2,00.00; $500.00 cash, balance i3 years. . R, Boatright, 31 NV 14fe N Yol UNITED STATE! GAGE €O, OF NEW York. Capital $2,000,000, Surplus §600,000. Sub- mit cholce loans to F. B, Pusey, agent. First National bank bullding. W1 LIFE INSURANCE FPOL LOANED ON POLICIES of boughit, . C. Chesney, Kansas City, Mo CITY LOANS, LARGE LOANS ON C business property; & cent. C. A. Siarr, N Yo Lare wndl WM259 LOAN ON CITY AND FARM Amis, 1617 Farnam street. W-Ms5 WTH AND NTRAL NEY TO property. OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., Douglas strests, loan money on city and farm _Droperty at lowést rates of interest. W33 MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS, \mproved, and unimpraved Omana real Fidelity Trust Co., 172 Farnam st. MONEY T0 LOAN AT LOWE smproved and unimproved Omalia e 110 6 yoars. Fidelity Trost Co., 1702 Farnam. MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA P and Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 p W. B, Melkle, First National bask buliding Wi 912 N Y Li R B 601y SOME CH A fine At $200.0. 0 £t $360.00, % fi. on only $600.00. East front on 2ith, near Woolworth, a very fine lot for half value, 31,000,00. most d sidence, 60-ft. lot, on fle street, for 200,00, $500.00 (0 $10,000.00 at A on terms that will buying, welliog or ex- the 1702 Farnam st RIS CHOICE SECTION LAND N Da county, No finer Ames, 1017 Farbam. RE JAINS FOR QUICK TURNS,1 8-fL. 10t at 43rd and Pinkney streets, grade, 3rd and Francis streets, at 29th, near Dorcas street, east front, trees, ete., require changt Fidel ust company, FOR SAL Lexington, the state. LIST DAY AR tand " in Malg UPHOLSTERING. UPHOLS RING CABL MATTRESS WORKS. W. R. Bell, It. A. McBachron, 5 Leavenworth. 15 & CHANDL 12th. Phon i CO. T O al) Kinds: | 17eh straet, Deo building. VAN _SANT'S SCHOOL, OF SHORTIIAND, 61 N. Y. Lite, Omaha. Ask for circular. 70 RT- hand. Roose's Omaha Bus. Col., 1 GRINDING. OIS, LAWN MOW] round. 'Meichior Brow., RS, AZORS, 1§ Farnam street. HARNESS, WHIPS, NDTS, a speclalty. 113 N. I5th st 20 GET MY PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY A HAKR- ness. August Bohinej Tl 8. 16th street, diiis A ETC. REPAIRING LADI} G, stemming b+ goods, MILLER, SHAM. pooing; PAWNHHOKEEB FRED MOHLE, 1617 FARNAM, JEW HORSESHOEING Al . MRS, THOMAS MAL qn’m‘, 92 N, OMA 16TH ST, 155411 16TH 5-A5 TORSBSHOLK, 310 N, MONTHS has leathor gollar surrounded by & chitin and answers ta, the name of “‘Bird." WIll pay reward for his return to 2205 Charles street 08-23| ELOCUTION LA DAY, ELOCUTION, PHYS s, rson method, | Suminer celved. Room 9, Commercial Natl b TRISH TER, si on AL CUL’ pupils re- nk. Mi63 TAXIDERMISTS. TAXIUDERMY AND FURS, 1ogue. George E. Brown, ir SEND FOR CA’ & Co., 700 8. 16th, M2TL — e N DRESSMAKING. NT8 TO DO wages moderate. GAGEM ) familics; DRESSMAKING Address 8 1, 1 M50 CORNICE. | WEsTERN CoRNicR iron cornices. WORKS, GALVANIZED 172 St Mary's avenue. " PLUMBERS, FREE-PLUMBING OF EVERY eleam & hot water heating; sowernge, KIND, Gad 31816 M UMPING, STRAM AND HOT % Leavenworth st 155 PLUMBING 3.3 HANIGAN, water heating JOHN ROWE & €O, hot water heating STEAM s, 421 ANDY 8 18 ist DENTISTS, DR. G NASON, DENTIST, Paxton block, 16th & Farnam sts. DIt PAUL, DENTIST, 39 BURT & DANCING. LIESSONS, on Mot terms FOR PRIVATE soclety dances, call of 2308 Dudge stree STAGE Olt 1510 Harney, "Mt A7 LIVERY STABLE. LIVERY Mary's, M58 BOARDING STANLE cheap. 124 Daun FINE 1ith and’ St RIGS WHOLESALE COAL. JOINSON BROS, a' kinds of coal. Ve Farnam street, ~ EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. WHITE'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, TIf place (o get help of all kinds in’ the WHOLBESALE DEALERNS T Correspondence solisited A0S ONLY ity. o4 A1l AT EINL BUREAU. SUES & CO., S Building, OMAHA, Neb. Ad RAILWAYTIME GARD CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q. |Atives " Dopot 10th and Mason St | Omaba Shicago Vestibule Chl Express.... .....Chicago and Towa Local. am......Pucific Junction Local.. Leaves |BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER. |Arrives Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | Omaha Denver Express . 0:am. Deadwood _Expros SDinver Express. raska Local (excopt Lincoln Local (except Sun K. C. §T. J. & C. D, Depot 10th and Mason Sta. .....Kansas City Day Ixpre \K."C. Night Ex. via U. P. CHICAGO, K. I. & PAC Jnion Depot 10th & BAST, ~Atlantic Expresa (e: ...Night Expr m....Chicazo _Vestibuied 11:%6pm.Oklahoma Expr (t0 - WEST, Oklahoma & Texas BXp. (% 8.1 -...Colorado _Limited UNION_ PACIFIC. Unlon Depot 10th & Mason CDenver Ioxr Overtuna & Btromsb's. Fxpross . Mali . Teaves (CHICAGO, MIL. & ST, PAUl. aha|Union Depot 10th & Mason Sts.| ~Chicao L itors. Bee ice FREK Leaves Omaha| Aspm. AGam ¥, ex Sun). Artives Omalia 9:3ain Mo . ro« X5 _Depot 15t and Webster Sts._| Deadwood Express (R, Kat): Wyo. Ex. Nirtale Txp? 1, \u— Omaha 11:05am. 4:05pm! Sopm. 5. BaL): it Mo, Valley Local ~ MISSOURT PACIFIC Depot 16th and Webster Sta. | St. Louis Express t. Touls Express x._Bun.) Neb Tenves | C., ST. P.. M. & O, Omahe; Depot 15th and Webster Sts. 8:00am..8loux City Accom (Ex. Sun. 10:00am . Sioux City Accom (Sun. Only: 12:16pm . Sioux City Express (Ex. Sun. smlam., ....St. Paul_Limited. aves SIOUX CITY & "minalu. F, Depot 10ch & Mason 6:55am Leaves _Omana| |Arrives Om e Timiied ‘Chicago _Limitod o:um.\ & ST, LOUIS _ JA Depot 10t & Mason Sts.l Omn .,sm Touls Cannon Bal..... NEBRASKANS AT LOS ANGELES. Interesting Gathering of Omahans at the Resldence of Mrs. Mathewson. LOS ANGELES, July 23.—(Special to The Bee.)—The recent visit of Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Moore of Omaha to this city was made the occasion for an Interesting gathering of Omahans at the residence of Mrs. P. H Mathewson on Omaha Heights in East Los Angeles. The Omaha past residents who were present were Judge and Mrs. Groff, Mrs. Gregory, Judge and Mrs. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. McKoon, Mr. and Mrs. S C. Hawyer, Mrs. A. B. Slaughter and Mrs, Carr and two daughters. These persons are all residents of different parts of Los An- geles. The reception was given in honor of the doctor and his wife, E. A. Lambeth of Nebraska City has lately been on a visit to Willlam Campbell of the grocery firm of W. L. Robbins & Co., in Stocton. Mr. Campbell I8 a recent Ne- braskan who lately removed to Stocton, bringing with him $25,000 which he invested in business In this state. Mr. Lambeth has been corresponding with the City Press of Nebraska City. John F. Blunt, a former real estate agent and dealer of Omaha, 18 now editor of the Unlon, a daily newspaper at San Diego. George Hockwell of McCook, Neb., has traded a block of business property at Me- Cook for forty acres of oranges near Covina in Los Angeles county. The parlies taking the Nebraska property are Robert and James laldridge, who will likely remove to Ne- braska. J. R. Johnson of Crete, Neb., has purchased 208" acres of land at West Riverside, the owner being G. A. Fridicar. The prics pald Was $70,000, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Younglove of Silver Bow, Neb., have removed to San Luls Oblspo, where they have joined their son, C. A. Younglove, who resides at that place. The old folks will remain in California, W. Coddington and wife, three sons and Mrs. P. L. Langford, their daughter, have removed from Auburn, Neb., to Pomone, bringing their household goods with them. They have leased a house in the town of Pomona and are now living there. Mr. Coddington has a large stock farm in Ne- braska. Mr. Langford will join the family in a short while, J. D. King, an attorney of Wayne, Neb., has purchased a lemon orchard in the Linda Vista district of San Diego county. Dr. H. C. Manary and wife of Lincoln, Neb., have recently been visiting southern California. Dr. Manary is assistant super- intendent of the Nebrask state insane asylum and one of the objects of his visit to the coast was to inspect the insane asylums of California and Oregon. Dr. Goodnough, eptician of Omaha, s pros- pecting a location for an optical establishment in Los Angeles. R. C. Cushing, a well known contractor of Omaha, in company with a number of other eastern gentlemen has lately been looking over the Linda Vista irrigation system and the Pamo dam site in San Diego county en- terprises, in which there is much talk of Mr. Cushing engaging. William P. Willlams, junior member of the firm of Paxton, Gallagher & Co. of Omaha, who recently died at the Hotel Argyle, in this city, was attended In his last illness by nunierous old Omaha friends, who afforded him much consolation by their sympathies Augus'us Lockner of Omah; member of the Nebraska legislature, receutly visited San Diego to look over numerous real estate holdings he has there in the ba on Miss Lizzle Weston of Beatrice, Neb., daughter of Hon. John B. Weston, has been visiting Rev. W. R. Jones and family on California strect, in Pasadena. When George F. Monroe, grocer, city councliman #f Omaha, was California re nily he made a trip Jose, where he became the guest of Omaha friend, George W. James, entlemen took a trip through the Clara valley, at which the ex-councllman saw many new and delightful things and ex visitin; to San an old two Sonth Two distinct shows at Courtland beach today—the leopards and lions, AT SOUTH ONAIA \H AIRS Mayor Vetocs the Garbage Ordinance Re- oently Passed by the Council OBJECTS TO STOCK YAEDS PROVISION Two Citizens ¢ t Inw Runaway Collision of Ga pvousty 11 Gamblers Cn s Arrost Do Not Liks Their City ¢« Dlors cties—Magic weip. When the resolutions passed by the Omaha bity council concerning annexation were read by City Clerk Maloy at last night a motion matter to the committes of the whole, prevailed, but again during the meeting. Mr. Ryan got through a resolution donating $25 a mounth to South Omuha Hospital association. An order was passed establishing the grade in the alley in tho rear ot the High school butlding. els Morrison was allowed $10 for damages done to his bugegy on the L street viaduct. k suspended and the ordi- the business of pawn- the council meeting ade to refer the which was the matter was not called up the he rules regulating brokers was passed Clty Attorney Farnsworth gave notice that the sult of Mrs. Ellis agamst the city for damages had been compromised and settled for $500. The attorneys for Mrs. Eilis asked for a warrant for the amount and the matter was referred to tho finance commitiee. Mr. Wood's motlon prevalled allowing George L. Dorn $201.17 for grading the in- tersection at J and Twenty-third streets. Upon motion of Mr. Meiss, water hydrants were ordered placed at Twenty-first and Q, Twenty-first and R, Twenty-first and S, Twentieth and 8 and Twentleth and T streets. Mr. Bulla moved that $25 be appropriated toward building the bridge at Thirteenth and N streets. Mr. Conley objected, and when the vote was taken (he motion was lost. Mr. Walters stated that inasmuch as the chiet” of police and the police judge had made complaint of the sanitary condition of the city jail the committee on building and grounds be invited to inspect and report the ame. In vetoing the ordinance regulating the duties of the garbage master Mayor Johns- ton submitted the following communication: A sense of public duty compels me to return ordinance No. 081, entitled an act to amend ordinance No. 11, regulating and prescribing the duties of the garbage mas- ter of South Omaha. In regulating such matte under the police power of the eity, I assume that the ordinance should protect all citizens equally who scek to avall themselves of the privileges onferred by the ac ¢ municipaiity owes full pro- tection to all legitim busine enter- prises. 1 find no warrant In the charter which gives to the executive any power to depart from this sa rule of action. All citlzens stand equal beforo the jaw. Inas- much_as the ordinance in express terms excludes all such dead animals as I|I'\f hereafter b auled fro the nion stock ards, I regard such exception as an un- iawful discrimination and an invasion of the personal rights of the citizens. IFor this reason only I am constrained to Iul»xro:fl' the executive veto, and most respectfully return the ordinance to your honorable body without my official sanction. No actlon was taken on lh_(‘ veto. Injurcd In a Collis on. Al Carpenter and R. C. Young passed through a perilous experience last evening. Mr. Carpenter works at Hammond's and Mr. Young is timekeeper at Swift's. The two wero on_thelr way home about 6 o'clock in Mr. Young's buggy, and were driving out Twenty-fourth street and had just passed I street when they were run down by a heavy tran fer wagon and frightfully bruised, cut and wounded. The heavy wagon was being driven by Henry Grabbert, who had left his tezm unhitehed and was climbing up to the high seat of his wagon when a motor car passed, and the horses stirted on a fast ran north on Twenty-fourth street. Before going 100 yards the team ran Into the rear of Mr. Young's buggy. The ' big tongue of the wagon struck the buggy squarely in the center of the rear axle and smashed the outfit into kindling wood in a jiffy. The driver of the big wagon was thrown to the pavement before the collision occurred and Mr. Young and Mr. Carpenter were pitched up under the rear end of the heavy wagon, bleeding and wounded. They were carried to the porch of Albert Borch's saloon and attended by Dr. Thomas Kelley and Dr. Slabaugh. Two hours later they wero taken to their homes. It will be several days before they are able to be out, were nance Death of Mr. Lay 's Mother, Mrs, Bleanor Woods, mother of Mr. D. B. Layton, aged 83 vears, dled at the home of her son, two miles south of this city, yester- day morning. The funeral took place this afternoon at 2 o'clock, the remains being laid to rest in Laurel Hill cemetery. Mrs. Woods came to this vicinity six years ago and has made her home with her son ever since. She was a woman beloved by all who knew her, having a kind and loving disposition and being a Christian lady who was always trying to do something to make others happy. = Mr. Layton Is one of the two oldest and wealthiest ~residents of Sarpy county. He has made the declining years of his aged mother as comfortable as possible and has the sympathy of a large circle of acquaintances in his loss, The funcral was largely attended Gamblers Veraus Gamblors. Thomes Spohn and Mr. Martin were ar- rested on complaint of Grant Roger, charg- ing them with ganbling at faro. The war- rant was issued from Justice Montgomery's court and the defendants were placed under $300 bonds each to appear for trial Friday. It is claimed that the defendants have gambled at different houses n boih Omaha and South Omaha and that after losing money they have brought suits to recover what cash they allege to have lost. In each case, however, It Is sald they have comprom ised matters and withdrawn the suits. The gamblers look upon them as blackmailers, and It is proposed to prosecule them under the state law. The penalty for gambling is a fine of from $100 to $300 and one year in the penitentiary for the first offense. Magle City Gossip. ifith 1s in Schuyler. B. Mead and family are visiting 1 in Omaha, Mrs, €. M. Rich and daughter, Mable, gone to College Springs, Ia., on a visit The Women's Missionary soclety meets with Miss Kate Gemmill, Twenty-first and L streets, Thursday at 3 o'clock. Miss Ora Battreall leaves today braska City to assist Prof. Owens ducing his opera in that city, Jack Maher received a telegram last even- ing announcing the death of his brother in Chicago. He left for that city at once Rev. R. L. Wheeler announces a *Char- acter Sketch” for Wednesday evening to close by a short talk on “Faith Healing.' The Taxpayers league will hold an Impor tant meeling at the council chamber Tues- day night. Al members are requested to be present, The Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church gives notice of an important meeting to be held with Mrs. George I. Klser, Twen- ty-fourth and I strects, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. have Ne- pro- for in - e 4 See the performing lions aft, Courtland beach today. e Tried to Hob a Car, jeorge M. Hittle in from Sunday and before he had been in hour he tried to break the seal of a loaded freight ca An officer him and took him away to fall, where he remained during the uight, and yesterday was given o cha to do days' work upon the streets and eve, Kansas town an came ter The leopards glve Courtland beach today - Finlah the whereln Mary Cary > urrested for was dismizand terday, ne parties appearing to prosecute two performances at | Fight. Kemp and Fulled t© The Frank case ndulging in a ther of This | rwe the the case In which Carver charged that Mrs., Kemp urged her dog to tear his clothes Ints string: TEAC;(INd THE 'i‘EAC HERS. Douglas County Instituto Opens with One Hundrod Present. The annual institute of the Douglas county teachers was begun at the High school bullds yostorday will continue through customary to dis- tribute exercises through eight or nine but the heat is so oppressive and most of the teachers are antlous to getaway for thelr summer rocreation it was decided to_conelude the program Saturday There wers about 100 teachers In tondance yesterday The for the week consist as usual of a serles of practical talks and drills in the various departinents of schoal work. The monotony of these proceedings will be varled by casfonal evening lectures by as good spoakers as can be secured. Among the speakers are Prof. Hastman of the Unis versity of lowa, who will speak on Wednes- day evening, and Prof. Androws of Hastings who will address the teac on Thursday evening. The lectures will also be given in the High school building, as the reoms are very cool and it is thought (hat they can be heard to better advantags than elsewhere. The for:noon yesterday was spent in ors ganfzation and other preparations for the regular work of the institute. In the afters noon the program. was taken up and it will be continued through the week. The instructors . include Miss Nottle Moore of the South Omaha High school and Mrs. Noston and Miss Holli- day of the city schools. This is Miss Holil dey's first year as an instructor, while Mrs. Notson and Miss Moore have been institute instructors for threo and two years ree spectively POLIC un ing and the week. It Is usually the days, as at- oxercises - - 8 THOUGHT HIM DRUNK. Denath of an Archbishop's Nephew InChieago. CHICAGO, July 23.—The coroner was called today to investigate the rather myster~ lous death of Thomas Cleary, nephew of Archbishop Cleary of Kingston, Ont., who has been employed as a bookkeeper in a whole- sale hardware cabinet establishment on Franklin street. Cleary was found by of- flcers staggering along Loomis street between Madison and Monroe streets last night, Thinking he wa under the influence of liquor the officers called a_ patrol wagon and Cleary was taken to the hospital, where he died ~soon afterward. The physiclans thought death might have resulted from con- cussion of the brain, but no marks of vio- lence were to be found anywhere on the body. Cleary’s landlady said he had always been a most exemplary young man, but had been in rather poor health for some time. He was 28 years old. Who Will Succeed Bishop Marty? HUROD D., July 25.—To the Bditor of The Bee: Considerable Interest {s man- ifested among and people of South the successor to Bishop Marty, who is to be transferred to St. Clond. The condition of the church In the vast diocese requires a man thoroughly acquainted with the conditfon of affalrs in the dio capable of speaking at least or four lansuages, viz: = Inglish, man, I'rench and Indian, and o’ man o and great executive ability, besides the other cualities necessary in 4 bishop, No word has as yet been received by th priests of the diocese about the matter of a successor, and most probably it will bs three months before the matter it taken It would, therefore, be premature to Kk about the candidite most desirable, There s good material in the. dlocese. 0 make n selection from. Among the possis ble candidates are mentioned: — Fathers Chriestic and Cleary of Minneapolls, Father Heffron of St. Paul, Father P. Rosen from Fairfax, who for nine years worked in the Black 11ills and 15 accuainted with the needs of the diocese; Father Sheehan, one of the pioneer priests of the diocese, and one or two more. The regret as to the leaving of Bishop Marty i general, and it is thought possible that he may ‘remain. At tho annual retreat soon to be held the Question will be brought up and the wish of clergy and people consulted. A SUBSCRIBER. e =t Short Polloe storles. Ed Clark of Ashland reports that Sunday a man stole his bicycle and started toward this city. The team and wagon of August Keysor of Bennington was stolen Sunday night. The thicves entered tho stable, harnessed th horses, hitched them to the wagon and then drove away. John Danlels was arrested by Officer Lever- ton last night as a suspicious character, Danicls had in his possession about twentys five pounds of brass boxing belonging to street cars. It was suspected that the brasses were stolen. Sunday night the hardware store of Wil- liam Carlisle of Blair was burglarized and $150 worth of knives, revolvers and shelf goods stolen. This morning the burglars were traced to Omaha, but in the vicinity of Calhoun the trall was lo e e S Check Wan Worthless. Ira W. Wasson came In from Gretna last Saturday and was soon a good customer at Fred Dahlman's saloon. After a time his ready cash was exhausted, and then he induced the proprietor to cash a check for §27.80, drawn on a South Omaha bank. Yesterday Dahlman discovered that the check was worthless and at once hunted up Wasgon, he might be given an opportunity of squaring matters. The man was found and taken to South Omaha, where he Invited Dahlman into a saloon to have a drink. Dahlman accepted, and then engaged in a game of high five' with Mr. Wasson. As the game proceeded the man from Gretna remarked that he had to step outside for a moment, at the same time requesting Dahlman to wait until he returned. Dahlman walted, and, as far as t is concerned, he is still waiting, for Wasgon has not yet returned to take up his hand in the game. Courtland B4 Irovaon. An unusual large number of picnic parties were in the grove last evening, club gives a concert L tomorrow evening. last evening was nday evening this Mystorlous on the The'number of bather larger than on any M season. There was another good sized attendance last evening. The b ng patronized much better than it was a few weeks ago. The lions and leopards belng such an ate traction, Manaj riffiths re-engaged them for this week. They give four pers formances each day at $:20, 4:30, 9 and 10 K. el This Cost Him Five. Frank Rowckley so far forgot himself that Sunday night he told an officer to go to the place too hot for angels to visit. This playful remark cost the man a night in the city jall and a fine of $5 and the costs. LOCAL BR VITLE Born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Whitney, 1411 South Twenty-gixth street, a daughtef Mrs. Kuhn, teamster, not wife of Danlel Mrs. Kuchl, as previously stated, was the woman burned severely in a gasoline explosion at 408 South Twenty= elghth street Thursday I iscovercd around in the ment of the Millard hotel block last evening and an alarm was turned fn, It proved to be some paper and waste burns ing and was easily put out with no dam- ag George Schmidt, an expressman residing at Ninth and Jackson streets, was run down by the “Irish Mail" early yesterday morning at the Reese street crossing of the Unlon Pacific tracks. His right leg was badly broken and he was bruised abaut the head. While crossing the Intersection at Se teenth and Chicago streets yesterday Johm A. Hibbs, residing at Twentleth and Cass cets, was run down by Frank Richmond, a driver for Mace & Co, The accident due to the oarelessness of both Hibbs and the driver. The Injured man was taken to his home, where his wounds, several cuts and bruizes, were dressed, Kuhn, a the furnace — ] Children Cry fol Pitcher’'s Castoria. Children Cry fer Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for ischer’'s Castoria.