Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 16, 1894, Page 7

OMAHA They read these little ads before they know it A LITTLE AD. don’t cost you much of anything— $1.50 a line a ancd it helps wondeorfully month— Be careful, now, or you'll be reading some of these little ads. one else? to do you goad. phone 238, Our ad, men can write thes If you do, won't some- e ads. Drop us a postal, or tele- SPEGIAL NOTIGES. Advertisements for these columns will be taken until 12:30 p. m. for the evn A until 9:00 P. m. for the morning and Sunday editions Advertisers Ly repuesting number chec ean have an red lettar in care of The Bee. Answers so addressed will Be deilvered upon proseniation of the, check ates, 1%e n word f nsertion. word horentior. = Nothing taken Tor less than 25 for first insertion These advertisements must run consccutively. _—mm SITUATIONS WANTED. + nddressed to o num WANTED, BY YOUNG LADY, POSITION AS stenographer; two years’ exporience; recently with sale house; city refercn s 2l NTED, POSITION AS TRAVISLING SALE! n with reliable house; salary nct, will vel on commission. Add BOLICITORS, TEAMS FURHDIN woods Amrican. Wringer Co. 101 Howar BALESMEN (ENERGETIO-WANT MEN C od_nddress on salary for rewall tr Aply 18 Douglas. 152110 0 WANTED, SALISMEN FOIU ) CIOERS and cigare; salary $100.00 @ month and ex- f Paid. Address California Coder company, i T M2 1 WANTED- FEMALE HELP. LADIES WANTING FIRST-CLASS GIRL apply’ Scandinavian Y. L Home exchanee, 5 N, Tour N JWANTED, A LADY OF BU assistant’ satesiady, good sition. Address T 35, WANTED, EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR ral hougowork jetent nurse Kirl C LD ¢ Htzis 1w QIRL FOR GENI i ences required. 8. 30t av WAL HOUSEWORK Mrs. R, W. Breckenr of the best systems in the world. Any Indy ean become her own dross mukor @ few hours for $$4.00. ~ Offer for ten days onl Mrs. Ferns, 1722 Cass st & FOR RENT- HOUSES. TENTS FOR NT. 1311 FARNAM ST, D083 VERY FINE 7-ROOM COTTA AT RI duced price; call at once. Fidelity Trust Com. pany, 17 8 3 D664 WANTED-GOOD MEDIUM PRICED HOUSES. List your houses for rent with Ames. D665 HOUSES, ¥. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. D666 HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, TH 0. F. Davia company, 1505 Farnum. D—667 RENTAL AGENCY, 907 BROWN BLOCK, DG A1 1, CONTINENTAL BLK. D570 FINE 7-ROOM CORNER FLAT AT 701 S. 16TI street; range and all other convenivnces. George Clouser, room 2, Farnam strc D300 ¥OR RENT—IF SOME GENTLEMAN AND his wife would like to rent a desicable modern nine rooms In a e have It. Boggs & Hill. LCALL AT OFFICE FOR FULL and’photograph of tiese hou. house of e location, we D390 A SRIPTION D LU strcet, 4 rooms, $8.00, ooy, new, $10.00, 2443 Bristol street, T-room cottagy, everything bound to suit, $25.00. T-room houses in clty, $30. Trust Co., 17t and Farnam st D57 FOR RENT, MODERN 6-ROOM COTTAGE; call forenoons 1621 Sherman aveine, D-Mo2 FOR RENT, LARGE TWO-STORY BUILDING, Iy used by the Marlof Trunk Kactory. ward st D700 1 05T DE: 3 HOUSE, %13 it C. Patterson, Dlock, 1Moot FOR RENT, DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN all parts of elty. B, 1L Sheafe, 5 6, 8 AND 10-ROOM HOU ern, lawn and shade. Ay & oF 2121 Atfumi stven THE PRENZER, 111116 N, 25TH larke rooms: @l modern convenionees Yent either balf separately, Jonn N Gpp. IO Dot GROOM COTTAGE, MODELN, 810 50, 7 12 _CAPITOL AVENUE, 210 N. fTIL IN Quire 2018 Capitol avente e 10-ROOM HOT MODERN CONVENTENCL Gl 8, 19th air i 0+ I RENT, FLAT IN LINTON HLOCK. COI F of Mason and 13th strects e i ko pair: $12.00 ot month; £ Voim Hame i M 1in, 917, in b FOR RENT, ¥ Burt s X TANT 10 Do FOUR ROOMS, FLOOR FIST newly papered, ity water, small yurd lent rooms o winte by ehean, month, Reference requir NN DA FOR RENT -FURNISHED ROOMS, ROOMS 191 MODERN; SUITADLD Dodie 1 96! 1 ne or two. ROOMS—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, 1619 Dodge St 171170 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITIL ALL | convenlences, First-class board. 211 No. ISl street. M2TS 20 FURNISHED ROOMS, 626 SOUTH ITH ST, Mo 8ire lTOIVhM FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Tith. WANTED—TO LET, FURNISIED HOTU ten rooms; Wil take rent in board, Refor ences required. Address 221 California strect. M2 198 FURNISHED ROOMS AT 316 SOUTH 1571 ST, E-MI31 S 11 FURNISHE ROOM, BATH, §6. 1811 FARNAM, i it FV’RNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME UNDER CARE OF Women's Christian association. 1l = 1 It M8 WITH BOARD 1816 CHICAGO ST, 1= MIS1- AR08 FRONT AND BACK PARLOR, 0 BMALL room; first-class board. MY DESIRADLE UNFURNISHRD and back parlors, also fu thing frat-class, 210 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR KENT & UNFURNS K 1ED CHAML 18 FOR HOU keeping to mun and wife; no childien, 319 No. 10h st G843 FOR RENT-3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS WITH aces. St 816 Haruey G160-160 | FOR RENT--STORES AND OFI'ICES IN- —m388 CORNER_STORE, $60.00. quire 922, FOR 1ths 924 DOUGLAS. WO0M, 66 BY a2, OOL OF my store, suitable for clonks s; good light and’ elevator service. Mrs. son. 1—M39 FOR ILENT, THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING 916 Fuinam street, The buflding has n fie proof coment busement, complete stexin ing fixtures, water on all floors, gas, €13, AD ply at the office of The Dee. 1914 FOR R DEST STORE ROOM Douglas street i city, ' 1S Schuyl Co! i occupled ) iy iy ue & Co. Apply to Schiuyler Natlonal 1315 17 AGENTS WANTED. 8 LOTH SBXI TO TAKE _CON- cts for reliable firm, 455 Paxton LIk, Omaha I=T41-A00 WANTED, AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS BY 1ox 429, New York Ci WANTED, IMMEDIATEL CANVASE tmmicnse rales. Call 207 Q street, Soutl Omal J—M 17 WANTED—T0 RENT. WANT TO L Jement b trally located. SE FOR TERM OF VE K or mumber of dwelling Address . 0. Box Wit TWO IN WANTED, ROOM AND BOARD or near Walnut Hills A STORAGE. WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 TARNEY. M672 STORAGE, STORAGE FOR HOUSE and cheap rate. R. Wells, EAN SHOLD GOODS; CLI 1111 Farnam. M—673 OM.VAN&STORAGE CO. 1502 FARNAM. T STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA, U. &ov. bonded warehouse. Household #oods Lowest ratea. 10131016 Leavepworth: -718 8. stored. WANTED--TO BUY. TH MONEY,HAVANA I'l N BUSINESS IN LIVE T 8, Bee offics N—M986 S7° CASH FOR LUMBER town; give ull particulars, WANTED-A FEW GOOD "OND HAND Dicyeles; must be barsains. Omaha Bicycle (h street N-233-17 00D YOUNG HORSE AND PHAETON. ROOM blocl . opposite postofiice, 4 MZ88 16 " FOR SALE_FURNITURE. PAYMENTS EASY, YOU WON'T MISS AT e ks Lonu, v tuce BT Eatbepciag Gredit (Go FOR SALE_ HORSES, WAGONS,ETC ' NI CAR- N Dodge. [ECOND HAND PHARTONS Ao J. Simpson’s Repositor FINE ¢ viages. 2 TOP BUGGIES 35 & $67 LEATH riage $65. Drummond Cariiage Co g OR SALE OR TRADE-2 HORSES WEIGH- ing 1,000 1bs. cach, 6 and 7 year old. Ered Terry, 4 Ramge block. T THE GEST LEATHER TOP BUGGY IN OMAHA for s, Drummond, 15t and Hamney, FOR SALE, A FINE ROADSTER I Spurr, Creston, lowa r FOR SALE VERY CHEAP, A FINE FAMIL horse, rathor fast, good harness and bugey. Inouire at city comptrollers offl SPAN OFF HORSES SEVEN VEARS 1 sinsle drivers, 1908 Davenport FOR SALE—-MISCELLANEOUS. ol CAN SHIT BR ANY Qut o Oninlia and Council Blufts. L Tiros., 906 So. 16th, Omahia. Q- 1 FoR IN CAR LOTS, GILLERT CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL ferce made. C. K. Loe, 81 Douglas. Q-7 ND PLATT Y SAND F W. Hull Company, 20th & Izurd st 2 A=t WAGON UMBRELLAS. SIMPSON, 111 DODGE. Q-311-A2 THOROUGHBRED, ROUGH-COATED ernard pu Al eligdhln to registiation, ¢ 0 Hetzlor, Maple stre Q118 1ie i SALE, THE TFORMULAS FOR WRLL Known propriotary medicines. favorably known 1 (e northwest. with 1o ©ahts to manufa furo nnd sell i North and South Dakota, Ne Wit Nono but responsitlo parties need nswer, Address H. B, Smith M 815 — e MISCELLANEOUS. UR OLD CAR| Bmyina rugs repaire W LOAD WANTED, & takin free from premises Kaspar, Board of Public Works, City Hall 1t—-M3l6 18 CLAIRVOYANTS. MBS DIt M. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- lable businéss medium; 7th year ut 119 N, 16. S MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. MME. LA RUE, 416 SOUTH 15TH. T—M%1 MADAME SMITH, 502 WIH, *D FLOOR, voom 8. Mussake, vapor, alcohol, steam, sul- phurine and sea baths. —M2IT 150 MASSAGE, MADAME BY NARD, 119 DOD( PERSONAL. TRY HAVANA FRECKL . A 10C SMOKE, U= 3567-A1 UMDIELLAS MADE, RECOVERED AND pulred. 105 South Sixteenth street i WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT Muller's new foc eream pariors, worth street: everything s now building. Tel. 1030, Ice cream deliver FREATMENT LADIES, 4 consultation free. Adiress o 36 Bee bidg. Lady ‘uttendunt U679 BRAND-OENUINE WHOLE WHEAT Wheatel-New break(ast food. Neal & rad, Wholesale Agents, Omaha. [ CHET 1332 VIAvi HOME h book. uf Viavi Co., A1 CREAM FOR WHIPPING COTTA! Waterloo creamery, 1013 Howard; tel { ) WHOLE WHEAT 1 ) four at Imogen . | UNDOLT N. 16th’ st U—212-A13 HIS D FROM SAMUEL RURNS INVITES YOU 10 SEE Bew dinner sels at $.75, formerly $10.00 U=l A2 PERSONAL, DAILY BEE | ANTHONY MONEY 10 and Neb WD, M OMATIA Douglas ste Drop improved 1105 year real estate, Board of Ti propert delays. securitie SHORT LOAN loans at low raska and rms or Omaha city property. W81 MONEY TO LOAN FARM DOUC improved and unimproved Om al_estate Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnai W—653 Y TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA al estate. Brennan, Love & Co., Paxton blk W60 OANS WANTED. J. N. FRENZER, OPP. P.O W LOAN ON OMAHA PROPER ek eikle, MORTGAGE LOANS. A. LOAN ty at lowest rates of Interest MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWES' 0. K 2 Davis W—059-8 TO LOAN AT LOW RATMS unimproved Omaha real estate, and F MONEY T0 LOAN Tr T Write us. of Commerce bldg, JANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY 00 & upwa G 1o 7 por cent; no . Farnam Smith' & Co., 139 Farnam. W—087 MONEY TO LOAN--CHAITELS. ? HADDOCK, ROOM 27 RAMGE BLOCK. 5 B X592 MONEY T B, PIANOS, horses, c.,” at At rates 0 clly’ no rom a%; strictly confidentinl; vou cun pay the loan off at any time or In any amounts OMAHA MORTGAGE TLOAN €O., 308 South 16th strest, TIME L nty W84 & TRUST CO., 318 N.Y. LIF’ s 1 \ce security on Ne- 768-31 i ¥ to 7 per ¢ nk bull; W MOORE, 504 N, Y. LIF W50 16TH AND city and farm W03 TI W61 OF NEW 0.0, ~ Sub ms at from 6 rst National b TRUS loan money co. on ling. SHEAFE, 432 bu PAXTON DL idelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. W83 ON IMPROVED OMAHA ennan, Love & Co., Pax! Reed farms, building. OR s 4 & Selb UGLAS i 695 LOANS. 432 PAXTON BI MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI. Neb. Exchange Co. ture, planos, horses, wagons, or any kind of chattel security, ut lowest possiile rites, which You can puy back at any tme. and in any amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTER CO.. Foom 4, Withuell block. o5 MONEY 10 LOAN O ONAL PROD- erty. Harvin Loan Co, Y. Lite_buila ing. X696 BUSINESS CHANCES. MOKE HAVANA FRECKLES, A 100 CIGAR. Y26 A1D I YOU WANT 10 BUY,SELL OR BXCHANGE rchandise, get in or out of the business, call or nddress the National Tnformation and 203 Firat Natlonal bat toor, 30x80 FOR_RENT A DB in Council Bluffs. 13, care Bee, A 31, PARTMENT ON of the largest Council SECOND houses in Blufls, one Bl AYING 500 cash takes it good s PARTNER T0 TAKI paying business and office on ] salary of §i5. small_capital requir Life Bldg. Y- BUYS sell at in FOR EXCHANGE. Boyd, FOR cated vl ARM LA FOR SALL northwest of Omaha. Address Thomas Kerl, | Onkland, Neb. RE-MTIT 810 CHOIC RDEN LANDS, 6§ MILT posta in tracts ‘from 10 to 100 Ereat bargain. Wil take some trade. Koyes, 611 Paxton block. RI | BARGAINS, HOU| LOTS AND FARMS, sale or trade. K. Darling, Larker block. R E-69 | ARGAIN. A FINB 40-ACK| 12 iiles from Omaha, only $10.00 per acre, G, It Boatright, 301 N. Y. Life. RE | FOR SALR, NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE lar,_elstom, eity water; eor. 1ith ‘and 3195000, 1ong L Enquire 1318 Sdmuel Burns. LisT | " Doage. WILL PA A 0 EXCHANGE, Braska for good hor HANGE. productive and som 3,00, WILL TAKE ry convenience, on Farnam car, @ 1 trade, 3,000 cl . I property for far 533,000 fine’ residence and grounds. Wil accept part in_other property. F. D. Wead, 16th and Dougla: 272-11 WELL IMPROVED FARM, SEVEN MIL from’ Hastings, for Om: property. "G, D. Hutehinson, 1623 Farnam M317 18 ' YOU WANT TO ENCHANGE LANDS ORt buildings merehaniise, or merchandise o buildings for lands send for our bargain 1i Hazlit's Kxchange Bureau, Parker, S, 9. % M3t 170 WILL TRADE FINE EQUITY AND SRCOND trust decd, well sacured on Denver reulty, fon kood farm In eastern or cenirnl Nebiaska clear or lightly encumbered, S, 1. Richurds, x 104, Denver, Colo, 73 220 K OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE FOR or part trade, Lock 1k Tahor, | Z—M11 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. 4400 ACRE BARGAINS FOR QUIC = property north of Han sl at “discount of $2,000. 6¢ house, city water and well, neat stone re- wall, #1,300, it paved) $1.300, wcres etk Wead, | WILL ACCRPT 7 FOR GOOD AMBLER Vlice iat It woid before August 20. Worth §300: Adidress T 3. Hee offe RE-27115 PERSON WITIT CAPITAL ‘lrli T DESIRES (o Ivest i good paying proporty worth 10, 000,00, call 1 13 Paxton block, Omiuha RE-M20 150 I SALE, SEVERAL CHOICE PIRCES OR Omahia_improved property, paying 8 per cent et Call for prices and terms, Hicks 503 N Y. Life bidy R M3 ) BICYCLES, BICYCLES REPAIRED AND RIMODELED. Tires and sundries. Safes opened, repaired, | R Hreiin, Tocksmith, 811N, 16th st 960 | BICYCLES, NEW AND OLD, 80 TO 313 easy payients: we rent and repalr. Omahia Bicycle Co., 525 N. 16th st 0 | DICYCLES—ALL STYLI | ALL PRICES | Bend for our 1 hind and- shop: | worn bicycles. d cycle sundries of all kinds, M W02 N 6ih an o3t PAWNBROKERS. FRED MOHLE, 1Tl FARNAM, JEWELRY, ni HAVANA F i, Z—M367 A1) %) ACRE RANCH IN NE- ;2 nnd one-(hird cash. . ommt, Nebraska, —MO35 20 ndi Address HARRISON, 812 N.Y.LI RE OF LAND C.F You TO INVESTIGATI om park which we can RE-271-15 [ TYPEWRITERS. Gontinued TYPEWRITERS BT soUD X e TN changed, rented and fepaited. Typewriter and HATHS, MME. POST, ISTH office upplies. Typewriters rented at $1 per s month,” Tke Omaha Typewriter Exchange, e : — | comors 1o the typewriting department of the A plensant and convenient plac | Megeath Stationary €o.\214 8. 13th, tel. 1381 Farnam street, Paxton block; — T ——— — i _ | BEE THE NE DOUGHHRTY TYPEWRIY ; 3 T T ho Omaha Typawriter Exchange, tel. THE WOMAN'S DAKEIY SUPPLIES VA- | aha T Hety of cholce goods, besides fAive kinds of the No. 214 8. 13th st e speciaily: goods delivered; telephone 61, Mra | TH MOST COMPLIFH)STOCK OF STAND. C. ®aville, manager, 1104'N. 2th St ; b yro. Caligraph _and New Yost, Hargains W e, [ in nd-hand imachies digplaced by ours Lt B B T Rl 04 1] | Diied: price o Hew machines. loaned N. %th B | While repairs o Unieed Typewriter & TAKE YOUR FRIEND: TINTYPES | Buppites Co. 1610 Farnsh St Telephone 138 o DProator, 618 8. A6th strest ) L P e Rl L UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS . \ H. K. BURKET, FUNERAL DIRE WANTED, SITUATION 1Y EXUBRIEN mbalmer, 1618 'Chicags st., telephone Reiery ratetances turaished ous SWANSON & VALIEN, UNDERTAKE 1 embaimers, 1701 Cuming st telophions 1060 TITTRTN o LOVERS OF IMOGEN T RAMS » | M. 0. MAUL, UNDER IR AND EM. o e v balmer, i1 Farnam st telophone ‘25, 107 HEAFEY & HEAVEY, 218 8 NTH T. EL. MONEY T0 LOAN_REAL ESTATE. also Hn and N’ win, So. Omana LIFE I RANCE POLICIES LOANED ON TR e - or bought. " Chesney, Kansas City, M HOTELS. BTH & CHICAGO 1B MIDLAND HOT! ste., cooleat hotel, fronting on Jefferson square Allcar lines within @ block; cars o “Fall _of ompell” only o block away. American _plan, $1.50 to $2.00 per day; European plan, 50c to $1.00 per day. M. J. Frank, proprietor. 714 AETNA HOUSE (EUROPEAN) N. W. COR 13th and Dodge. Room by day or week, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND torage batterles recharged; electrical and gen. elal machinists; _superiorwork _guaranteed Oumaha Blectrical Works, 617 and 610 . 16t} st ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC- tors for eicctric 1ight and motor plants and ail Kinds of electrical construction. Western Elec- tric Supply Co., 415 and 420 8. 15th st. 713 PLUMBERS, FREE—PLUMBING OF EVERY KI steam & hot water heating; sewerag, 3. HANIGAN, PLUMBI STEAM AND hot waler heating, 2705 Leavenworth st. 165 JOIN ROWE & CO., PLUMBING, STEAM AND hot water heating, gas fixtures, globes, 421 515 TENTS AND AWNINGS. & CO., MANUFACTURE: BROS. E 6, to on, hay, stock covers, tarpauiins, treamers. 103-106 8. 16th st telephone 601 Tents for rent 3 DON'T YOU RENT A TENT, TAKE A ation and rest yourself? The Omaha Tent Awning Co. ts of all Kinds that t chic am st 17 LOST. LOST OR & N, A LIGHT BAY MULE, welght 90 turn to Heimrod & 1ansen! M—273 18 YED—FROM 2122 3 fat and 1CHOLA y, f white fedt welghit 900, Reward fof return, LOST, PAIR DARK SPECTACI 16th’ and Jzard and 220 and Bes offico. LOST-BETWI D CHICAGO AND 13th and Davenport 1 envelope con- taining deed and ard for return to 404 8. 13th street LOST—A DAYEOOK FILLED WITH PENCIT writing, covered with a Revnoli's No. 3 cover, Finder will leave at Campbell & Willingham' 203 S, 13th street, and 0 reward 1310 160 CARPENTERS’ZND BUILDERS, C. E. MORRILL, CARPEN ‘tore fixtures ‘. speciulty. Diostering. 1313 Capitol ave., tel. 408 662 HAMILTON BROS., | GENERAL CONTRAC tors and bullders, eafpenter work, brick ana plastering. 414 8, 15th st tel. 1 TER., OFFICE Putching ~ and AND OPTICIANS. DING OPTICIANS, Eyes tested free s drug store, i £ % S o osisare ! THE ALOB & PENFOLD CO., SCIENTIFIC opticians, 1103 nuan - st opposite Paxton hotel. Byes examined free. 01 OMAHA OPTICAL CO,, LE 3 F. Ponder, manuge 232 South 16th, I Klusle HAY AND GRAIN. BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE buy hay. A. M. Snyder, 1515 Burt st tel, 1107 HAY, th 158 NEBRASKA HAY €O, WHOI grain and mill stuff. We are market to buy or sell, 1102 T MUSIC, ART AND LAN( ALE Twiys o cholas st. N UAGE. G, F. GELLENBECK, DANJOIST teacher. 1810 California_street. su FOR BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS: easy payments; instruments rented; rents apply on purel A. Hospe, jr. 04 BUSINESS NOTICES, OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY; OLD pives made wew. 613 8. 16th 08 D, T. MOUNT 1IAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF- fice' to 200 8. 16th st,, Brown DAMAGED MIRRORE RESILVERED, 7id N, 16 AND A gener and heators; nnected at Jus. oks a JOB PRINTING. ED JOB PRINTING CO. FINE PRIN of all kinds. 17th st, Bee bufldin MAIL ORDER COMMERCIAL PRINTING A speclalty, Douglas Printing Co., 419 S. 15th street, Shecley bldg. Tel. 644 for prompt scrvice. M733 W. R. Bell, R, A, M UPHOLSTERINC M. 8. Walklin. CORNICE. WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, GALVA tron curnices. 17122 St. Mary's ave. ILE CORNICE WORKS, JOHN BI neter, prop., 105, 110, 113 N. Iith Hstab, 1851, HARNESS, HARNESS, WHIF REPAIRING a speclalty. n ' MY PRIC ] Y A HAR- August_Lohne ith 263 GRINDING. . LAWN MOWERS, RAZORS, BIC., ground. Melehior Bros., 3113 Farnam street x M2t RAZORS, SHEARS, CLIPEE ete, A, L. Undoriand, 166 N. DENLIsS, NASON, DENTIST, 16th and Hrnam ste. sU tel. DI, ¢ Vaxton block, 8, DR. PAUL, DENTIST, 20% BURT ST. No Rave by Daying ex: . etk Dighan'a MATHEMATICAL INBTRUMENTS, ALVA 1. GROVER, MATHEMATICAL AND Sirveying Instrumente: Ehiineers’ and’ archis Tects’” sgppilen: iractng Hcloth, blie process pavers. " 318 South 1oih; all orders (5 T LIVERY STABLE., BOARDING STABLI LIVERY WIGS M WHOLEsALE COAL. oI NSON IROS., WHOLESALE DEALET all kinds of ccal. Correspondence sollel 1008 Farnam st 4 FURNACES. BEST FURNACE MADESORT COAL SMOKE consuming und hard ccal furnaces. Eaglo ¢ nice works, 108-112 N. 11th st %2 DYE WORKS scn DSACK, TWIN CITY DYE WORKS am ‘street. Dyelng of every descrl dry cleaning MT52 HAIRDRESSING LADIES HAIRDRESSIN “SHAM. steaming halr goods, 113 Douglas. i R RN RSDAY, AUGUST 16, 189 STEAMSHIP LINE. ANCHOR LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS SATL SHORTHAND AND 1Y PEWRITING. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, 613 V. ¥ Life, Omaha. - Ask fof circular. - Ti8 HORSESHOEING. E MRS, THOMAS MALONEY, 012 TAXIDERMISTS. TAXIDERMY AND FURS SBEND FOR CAT A logue. George B Brown, Jr, & Co., ) THE RE INSTRUMENTS | 1804 ALTY ced on record MARKET. WARRANTY DEEDS August 15, Jullus Treftsehke and wife to J J Millus, s 8, sw 11, @ b 10-14.12. 1 Helrs of Cornelius Mermann (o G H Mer- mann, w 16,18 ncres of e 4781 acres and s D87 eres of sw 301612 2 Same to A H Mermann, o 31 acres of s €087 o8 0f $w 30-16-12 2 to Martha Dippel, ¢ 32 acres of sw se 3 2 mo to Anni Mermann, n 32 acres of ne 8-15-12. 2 Sumo to O ¢ Mormann, W 18 acres of s sw 8-13-12 y 2 ame to 8 P Mermann, w8 acres of sw se Anid @ 24 acres of we sw 8-16-12 3 2 Same to 1 L Mermann, 8 8 acres of ne 4o nd n 2 acres of se se 8-1 2 yith Omaha Land company to G B King, Iot 8, block 131, South Omaha 50 Midway Investment company to J M Han- n, lot 3, block 2, Potter & C'% add 250 Frederick Motz and_wite t) Henry ahaus, w1 se and e % sw o 61312 8,800 Howard Buteher and wife to B A MeCoy, 1ot 3, block 3, Haleyon Heights N 1 G W Lex (assignee) to same, s L0 QUIT CLAIM DEED) G S Rogers and wife to 8 lot 3 and 4, Beverly & R's subd 5 1 0 Lobock, exceutor, to Maria Stewart, n 1ot 1, block 2041, Omaha ¥ 1 DEEDS, Sheriff to Tron Natfonul bank of Plattshurg N Y, undivided % lots 2 to 15 and 17 to . block 1, Schriver Plac . Total amount of transfers $10,501 p=aanh=hesriag BUREAU. Building, OMAHA, Neb. Ad o b SUES & CO., Solicitors. Bee REL ves | CHICAGO naha|U. P, 1 05am. s, Fas 4:00pm Vesti n. Mo, . dmalia Taenves [CHICAGO, On; Depot 100 BURLINGTS pot, & tern bale Valley imit L Woand Mason Sts. | 1 Iowa Junction 1 ON & MO, RIVE Vestibule. . RAILWAY TIME CARD ORTHWE 10th & Mason Sts.| N |Arrives miha pm 10am opm H15pm TRLINGTON & Q.jArrives Omaha 0im 1:25pm ¢ 10th and Mason Sts. | reeer Denver s 5 hendwood Expross 1:10pm t0pm. L Denver Bxpross.. . Gisopm. Nebrasia Local (except 8iloam.. Lincoln Local (except. S Leaves |~ K. C., ST. J. & C. B, Omuhal _Depot 10th and Mason_ Sts, 9:45am.;..Kansas City Day Expr 0ipm. K. C. Night Ex. via. T (ves | CHICAGO, R I & PACIFIC, (Arrive ha|U. P. Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha 2 BAST. 10:15am. - Atlantic_Express (cx. Sunday)_.. 6:03pm GLDODM. serrii oo, NIGHE Express............ 6:4bam Hidopm. - ClichEs Vestbuled Limited.... 1 11:g3am Oklahoma. Exp. (to C. B. ex. Sun) & = —WBST Gid5am. Oklihoma & Texas Bxp. (ox. Sumii 35pm 1M, oColorado Limited: 4i10pm Leav "~ UNION PA rrives in:ooam. ... Il Omaha)Unfon Depot, 1th Kentney Fxpress....... ts. | Om: 3:3pm L.Overiana Flye.r. - 6:40pm omsb'g ExX (e n).12: 5pm Gidopm. fic <10:50u; 6:30pm. st e i20pm es | CHICAGO, MIL. & ST. PAUL.|Arrives aha|Union De 10th & Mason Sts.] Omaha 5pm. Limited es 9:30am 0 m’ 58 (ex. Sun.)...ll 5:00pm P o) MO. VALLEY. |Arrive: pot 15th and Webster Ss. | Omab 0 Coe Deadwood - EXpress. . 5:101 m.(Ex. Sat) Wyo. 13x. (Ex. Mon.).. 5:10pm 5:00pm. r Express (I3x. Sunday)...10:45um Gi0pm. Paul_Express. 9:40 MISSOURL ~ PACIFIC, — [Arrives Depot 15th_and_Webster Sts. | Omaha Loufs Bxpreas ~ 6:00am Louls _13xpressS. .. ... 6:55pm P, M. & O. Arrives sun. Nobra Accor, (13x. om. (Sun. Webster Sts. | ity ‘Txpross (EX. & LSt Paul Limited Teaves | - SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, | Gmiha|Union Depot, 10th & Mason Sta.| Gifsam........Sloux City Passenger........10: 3ik3pm LSt Paul_Express 10:004m Teaves [ SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. [Arrives Gimahal Depot 15th and ‘Webster 83, | Omuha 6:30pm.......... 86 Paul Timited, . 9:40 Napm. .11 Chicago. Limited ot Leaves | WABASH RAILWAY _ |Arrives nlon. Depot, 10th & Mason Sts. | On St. Louis Cannon Dall 1 READY TO INV Congresslonal Co ning Its W nn ork Next 2 RICKS. litee Talks of Begin- Monda WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.—Members of the sional the congr vestigate com charges of Cleveland are anxious to begin their ittee against appointed Judge to In- Ricks work next week. If there Is a prospect that con- gress will be in sesslon some time longer the committee will take the investigation up next Monday, otherwise they will postpone action until after the adjournment if that does not mean a delay of more than a few days. The members of the subcommittee are Representatives Bailey, democrat of Texas, Lare, democrat of Mlinols and Brod- erick, republican of Kansas, all of whom ar have sat on the be No. investigation of the record of a judg lawyers by profession, and two of whom of the United States looking to impeach ment proceedings has been held for a year, although as a result of a sweeping investi® gation by the Fifty-first congress, i taken against Judge Bowman of Louisiana The investigating committee will sit in thi federal building in Cleveland, will summon witnesses and take testimony after the man- ner of a court, allo Ricks to present t to make his defense. mitted to have counsel wing the he charges Judge R the investigation it he desires. A report the next mittecs, and sustained, impe recommended Oregon “ubles, Kidney Triz] ez SCIEN Convention of the will be 1 ession of th it the other char hment le findir Te e, 2 - cents, American of and the judge to t g cures s will b to represent I he of th procecdings will all house he per him in at com- uld be be kidney All druggists, ISTS IN SESSION. Assocwation for AR U the nature of American Raily “Now,” said what in your strikes."” “The strikes Howard, “by th managers that t man_during the “Who told you “The newspap t. John, Mr. Howard haustive recital the original Pu announced their but on being car_equipment purposes in view “Yes, sir; that Pullmans. rules of the A. the committiee a constitution of t ark A South South Park rail Hallett to forbid Pacific Two Boys Fatall ago at Letochot son, aged 19, tra the Ady ment of sclence BROOKLYN, Aug. 15.—The convention of American Association for the Advance- ment of Sclence opened here today Several fmportant preliminary meeting were held yesterday at wnich valuable pa pers were read. The American Mathemat feal sock ty met and papers were read by Dr. Emery McClintock of Now York, Frank Morley of Harvard university, Prof. B Hastings Moore of ersity of Chi- cago, Prof. G. P. Halstead of the University of Texas, Prof. R. S, sdward of Columbla college, Prof. W. 8. Scheglet of Germany, Prof. Alexander McFarlane of the Univer- sity of Texas, Dr. Artemus Martin of Wash ington and Prof. Henry White of the North western university, Prof. N Naler of Harvard presided at the meet:ng of the Geos logical soclsty. Pupers were rcad by J Kemp, C. H. Smith, jr., Edmund J. H Charles Rolf, William' H rser and others. The Society for the Promotion of Sc also met. There A large lan everal papers wore read Oregon Kidney Tea cures nervous hea aches. Trial size, 25 cents. All t tested lot case of as to his past and prescnt occupations and “Were you aware Wagner cars that our union desired on the Mr. Howard was closely examined as to the DENVER, Aug. 15.—The employes of the d by Receiver Trumbull. action of the court in p recelvers schedule as a precedent. OVER THE TRADE OF A DOG. ather of One Killed. MONTGOMERY, this oity, land offee the commissioner has rend. of the general d n decision of great STRIKE HISTORY importanco to all settlers on government townsites everywhere. It Is to the effect that a settler must actually live upon lots Some Inside Fac's Oonoerning the Demona | or conduct active business thoreon in ofder ' % to acquire title thereto, cannot live else- stration That Failed. where and hold government lots through ¥ an agent or by purchase of another settler's tight. The decision will affect hundreds ot HOWARD BEFORE THE ARBITRATORS | cases in Oklaloma and give many thous sands of dollars of valusble property to Ll | actual sottiers Instead of speculators, g g . &' Licutenant insists that the Mannge EZETA MAY GET FREE. Provoked the T and Cites Facts 16 Prove v Shi rouble May Mo Found In Securing Wits nesses to Prove Him Guilty. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 16.~The Exam- T { Iner says: It may be necessary to hava the CHICAGO, Aug. 15.—The strike commis- | case agalnst Kzeta and his fellow-refugoos slon app 1 by President Cleveland to in- | tried in the federal court hore. This would vestigate the Pullman and rallroad sirike | come about by reason of the fight that began its work today. The sessions were [ Mcesrs, Reubens and Dequesda will be sure held in the government buflding in a court | to make to have thelr clients released prrn i i S o You are lolding Uiese ‘men on chargos After preliminary work Vico Dresident @, | Of murder, arson, robbory they will : 80 lexe charges have been trumped up W. Howard of the American Railway union | against them. L you prove the charges? was called as the first witness, Mr. Howard | If not, we demand the release of the pris- began his statement by expressing the hope | oners that the commission would use every effort | AdMIttng the tenabliity of the position aken by the defondants’ attorneys, tho to get to the bottom of the matter under con- | poxt step would be the summoning of wite sideration. Commissioner Kernan assured | nesses from San Salvador. They might be him that the investigation would be thorough | ery hard to secure, and it might be just and asked the witness numerous questions | E#€ta’s luck to walk smilingly out of prison. - COXEY NEARLY M Bunrbp, his official the ay union the commyssioner, “tell us opinion caused the railroad position fn Visited the Almost Deserted Camp to Fetoh His Horses - Wonlers Angry. BALTIMORE, Aug. 156.—A special to the Sun from Hyattsville, Md., s: General Coxey came near being mobbed at Camp were caused,” answered Mr. e statement of the eneral | Lost Liberty yesterday He came for the |,.;z-"\‘\(1:.{[xn back up Mr. Pull- | ;5080 of taking away seven ot his horses 8 and when questioned about the movement of 1 that?"” his men becam y and said he was done pers printed the statement, Y L 4 1 with the scheme. his greatly incensed crediting it to General Manegers Bgan and [ (o “qyve men loft by the Baltimore police to then entered upon an ex- | LAk care of the camp property and Coxey of the troubles leading up to | WA obliged to beat a hasty retreat on one of Niman strike. The men had | the horses. The other horses were driven Itention to strike, he said, | @round a back road and in this way he got ured by the company's offi: | Possession of them. The men gave chase to clals that the employes’ grievagces would be | Coxey, but he escaped investigated he had urged the men to go % T back to work This they did on the Populist Primaries, ymise of the company that the commit- | The primaries of the people’s independent tees, who handled the trouble, would not be | party will be hed in this city, from 7 to 9 discharged or otherwise injured because of | o'clock Thursday evening, August 16, at the the part they had taken in the matte following places “And after that promise,” continued the INataw 9 South Thirteenth street witness, ““three of those committcemen were HAGRALW vacant store, Eighteenth and diseharged. Then the men struck. Our | pore b v ! e union after having failed to get any satis- [ AT RIRTtE o ; i action’ from the Pullman company, then | govth femepteomth Biimey, Lo00F hall, 110-118 endeavored by boycotting the compan, Fourth ward, Washington hall, corner to bring the mattcr to a satisfactor Biglitesnth and Favheyitrasts mination. We ordered no strike. We & Fifth ward, 1448 Sherman avenue, desired that the Pullman cars be left off | gixth ward, Twenty-soventh and Lake the trains. At this polnt we were again | gqreats met by the general managers association Seventh ward, 2708 Leavenworth street. They refused to haul mail cars unless the | Righth ward, Rutherford’s marble shop, Pulimans were attached to the trains. Such | 2315 Cuming stre:t action was entircly uncalled for. The Pull Ninth ward, Thirty-second and Burt mans were In no wise necessary for the | groets. transmission of the United Sttates mails. I The country precincts and South Omaha can cite various cases when mail trains are | wards will choose places satisfactory to the run without Pullmun coachies or other palace | local committees. The county convention will meet at Knights of Labor hall Saturday “Was the action of your union in the | afternoon at 2 o'clock. strike,” asked Commissioner Wright, “merely e for the protection of the interests of the publican Reception Committee. Pullman employes The republican elubs of Omaha have or- o, mot cutirely? wd Mr doward. | ganized o reception committee o look atter “The general managers had organized against i NeRi e eI SR e atnan! Wa liadktol beolectiousaIyaR the delegates attending the republican: con- ‘In other words,” said Mr Wright. “you [ Vention in Omaha the 22d. belioved that the rallroads had, on their | The Hamilton elub rooms in the Patterson side, an organization with exactly the same [ Plock, corner Scventeenth —and Farnam 7| streefs have been designated headquarters for the committeo where tney will be glad to meet all the delegates. A Hst of hotels has been prepared, giving rates, location, ete. as your union on your side is just what they had.”” *asked Judge Worthing- ot e railtoads had contracts with 3 :ht‘!.,],"m::‘“:'l(_m;“_f'“';“,!_ hi g Parties desiring rooms convenient to rese “We were; and we were also aware that [ fArants will e B ravaniuthe {oas floonirastsinete i e “hare | commitiee (o0 make the stay of the delo- i b ¥ alloye e gates in Omaha pleasant. :;;?:‘t‘ one h'\xlll[,‘{‘L!f{':\"'}m»l‘;;:’(‘ '-“”;"‘“’ yere/a For Ilnl- information of delegates, will state cct discrimination against the papers please coj In other words, the railro; I. C. GIOLLAREN, G i If o L . Chalrman, enforcing the same sort of a boycott on the [ ¢ ROBERTSON, Secretary. Et i Held Up a Frelght to Kol LA PORTE, Ind., Aug. 16.—A local freight westbound on the Lake Shore was held up last night at Whiting. The train was run- ning at a slow rate when three men climbed aboard. Two of them whoso faces were masked held cocked revolvers in their hands. The third man went through the pockets of the trainmen and took everything of value. The men had just drawn their monthly sala- rics. When the robbery had been completed the bandifs disappeared in the woods. Presi- dent Newell has authorized a reward of $500. for the apprehension of the robbers. His Wifo's Dross Ruined. J. M. O'Harn, a cook, gave his wife a nice new dress Tuesday and was very proud thy Crew. R. U. and promised to give a copy of the by-laws and a he order. len Appeal to the Court. road have petitioned Judge the reduction of wages pro- They cite the sventing the Union a new fro 0 enforcing - y Shot in & Quarrel and the Ala., Aug. 15.—A year | of her stylish appearance. That night he oche, Ala., Lamar Sander- | met her at Fourteenth and Farnam streets, ded dogs with Robert Dick- | and being suspicicus that she was sharing her smiles with some other fellow he be- son, aged 21, and some dissatisfaction re- ] sealibl o very jealous, and during his rage ho sulted from the trade, which culminated | FG VERY, {1, 0T SURNE TN EO88 B esterday In a quarrel between the two. | after which he slugged her a couple of After blows had been struck John Sanderson, | times in the jaw, knocking her down. He aged 50, father of Lamar, Interfered, try- | was arrcsted, and yesterday Judge Berka ing to separate the boys, but Dickson, sup- | fined him $25 and costs posing the two Sandersons were attacking ek Lt him, shot, killing the elder Sanderson &lmost Warmly Contested Div o ;n‘sl;mlly l\'wm;u sinlulmlum nullul'n“p;lllrcll CHAMBERLAIN, S. D., Aug. Speclal s gun and fired on Dickson, the latte At pe 7 _ turning ‘he fire, and both ' fell. Young stam.;tosThe/ Bee.)=Ink theSBAIAINAL Sanderson was _shot throdgh the abdomen | VOrce case today deposition of a number and Dickson through both lungs. Neither [ of New York people were offered in evidence can recover, The elder man was a promi- | by the plaintiff as corroborative of her states nent merchant. ment that she had used every means prior S2e B v to marrying Bardin to discover the existence Remember a pint of Cook's Extra Dry | of her former husband, Osborn. This is Imperial Champagne “after a night of it | the pivotal point and upon it practically altex’ the) new bright Aepends whether or not the marriage was 4 a legal one. Every inch of ground is bing Y S T TR T contested by both sides Court-)iartial on Captain Johnson at Leav- Blahy Scanncll on the Stand. enworth—The Ey Bishop Scannell was on the stand most LEAVENWORTH, Kan., Aug. 15.—-At the | of yesterday in the Father Ryan will case court-martial of Captain W. 8. Johnson, U, | In county court. The bishop was called by ., retired, Captain B, H. Crow sitting the proponents to show that the deceased o advoeato. the evidence produced | PTi¢st wWas In the possession of his mental a3 judge advocate, the evidence produced | p,ouiqjey when his will was made, and that showed that Johnson, as far back as 1883, | no undue pressure had been brought to bear violated army regulations by not liquidating | to induce him to leave a portion of his prop- his honest debts. A claim of $100 held by | erty to the church, Judge Baldwin sibe Bills of Denver has been pressed, but [ Sectod the witness (o & very severe crosse no attention was pald o It notwithstanding | vxamination the War department had ordered him to — —~— = liquidate. Captain Johinson was tried in 1886 New York Vollee Sergeants on Trial, for duplica'ing his pay account and uu:m-vfl;‘ NEW YORK, Aug. 15.—Police Sergeants 1893 for the same offense. He was retired | jumos \, Gordon, Felix McKenna, George for wounds received during the war and now | "\ " O 2 resides at Springfield, Mo Jbers, Charles A. Parkerson and Hugh o Clark were put on trial before the police HEADS SMASHED TO A JELLY, commiissioners yesterday afternoon. Thoy re accused of extortion and accepting Motherand Child Murdorod by Cola-Blood straw bail while serving at one time or ane Robhora=The 11ouse’ Kir ther under Police Captain Doherty, who ATTLE, Wash., Au 15.—Mrs. Miller, with two of his ward detectivis was re- wife of John Miller, foreman-malster of tne { it found gullty on similar charg Bayview brewery, and her 18-months-old Quarantine. daughter were found in the Miller home last NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 15.—The Britlsh wight with their hesds beaten to a felly. | steamer Architeet, from Liverpool, arrived The house was also fired by the murderer. | yore Saturday after a detention of seven The weapon used was @ sawed-off hawmer. v s AR days and fumigation at quarantiy Since believe that at least one of these n | re ching b a suspicious case of sickness By ity “knewledgo of the orime. The | developed and the board of health declared e s ona of the most eodd blooded | the case sufficiently suspicious to warrant o eauseloss ever committed fn the morthe | the return of the vessel, crew, and the sick west. The murderers had ransacked the n to quarantine and the steamer was sent house, breaking open drawers and (iuks. | back. T Y ; Drinking Leads 1 do. CHICAGO, Aug, 15.—Lizsle McCarthy ana | NEW YORK,™ Aug. 15.—Willlam Botts Lizsle Dusenberg. known in the West side | 14Wrence, a prominent member of tho Cens lstrict as “Blonde Lizze" and “Black fiz. | tUrY club, shot and Killed himyelf with & res le." sought death early this morning in each | YOIEr on the steps of the club house at hera orme They. were found in theie | Midnight. It was learncd that Mr. Laws Fooming. apartments dying from a dose of | Fevee liad been drinking heavily for several cirbolic acld and sent o the county hespital, | 343 and was on the verge of delirlum tree Both will die men = - & O and Natural Gas i Colorado, Suing Uncle for Eight Millions. JORENCE, Colo., Avg. 15.~0il and MADISON, Wis., Aug. 16.—The state of natural gas In enormons quantities have been | Wiscousin 18 about to sue the United States ruck in school land near Mineral creek, [ Bovernment for $7.975,000 on a claim for six miles southeast of this cily, which has | mupitions of war, ete., furnished In 1861, been leased from the state by the Florence | which were paid for only in part by the Oll and Refining company United States under act of July 25, 1861, and for interest on deferred payments. Nanas hiasaTt diaeMEinolis | pitic stk Ly ILAND, Aug. 16.—The annual NN e i of the United Vapor Stove Manu- | Naw YORK, Aug. 16.—The Salvation army e e oa® | lald the corner stone of the Mrs. General made in price hedules. B h Memorial building to be erectcd om —a Fourteenth street near SIxth avenue, The sportant Contested Lot Case Settled Bourteanth Atreat near Giahi SYEnUS, SRk GUTHRI Okl, Aug. 15.—In the con quarters of th my in America. It will Thorne vs Nemcomb, from | cost §350,000,