Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 23, 1894, Page 7

AU(-U%T 2‘3 THE ()MAHA DAILY BFE. fiH {SI)AY CLAIRVOYANTS. f MRS DR, M. WARIEN, CLAIRVOYANT, REPATRED| AND REMODE lable business medium; Tth year at 11 Tires and sundries. Bafes opened, repaired. R. Heflin, locksmith. 311 N. 16(h st BICYCLES, NEW AND OLD, §0 TO_ $i eary payments: we rentand fevalr. Omaha Fioom, | _Micyete Co., %28 N. 16t Wl ™ am, wul- CYCLES—ALL BTYLES = PRICER WANTED! A b | R, MME. LA RUE, 16 SOUTH 16TH. T—Mo1 § worn bieycles, Repalrs and eyels . ds. M. O, Dy 2 N. 18th at. MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, M9 DODGE, [ Al kinds. M - - it Ll 266 20° | [ YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR BICYCI ke It to Omalia Bieyete Co 1ith PERSONAL. i SOUN D 27 U palres. "1k Bouth Histeentn' sire BUSINESS - NOTIOES, VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPB FACTORY; OLD 3 B Hoalth book ard consuitation f . piben made Gew. 613 & 16th 08 Al Viav) Co seo bidg. Lady sttendant LN ‘ . e Spmidma ol el ot i D, T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF- s e fco to 200 8. 16th st,, Brown block Mo TAKE YOUR FRIEND: TINTYPES, & FOR e, Proctor, 616 8. 16th street. UM BURNS INVITES YOU TO SEE HIS ner sets at $.75, formerly $10.00 U508 A4 3wy 8. I5TH True economy doesn't buy what it duesn’t need. Indiges- tion, Biliousness,Sick- Headache, do not need a dollar’s worth of doctor, but a quarter's worth of Beecham’s ¢ty Pills cents. (Tast MASSAGE BATHB ETC. ALL of meco DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 719 N 16 7 ess) KINDS; ALSO nt of ran ALL IVE REPAIRS OF ol range and general cooks and ra; water and connected at Jas. Hu, Kson. fl!x\mflmfiflfir‘v‘} ' ) If you have one for sale talk to our thousands through The Bee want col- umns. There’s many a horse buye hidden there, MASAGE DATHS, MMBE. POSI, uu.m' F— ST easant und convenient pince, 1520 Puliam Brcet. Paxton Dlock: phone 111, STEAMSHIP LINE. NE _MAIL ry Saturday and Glas wholy wheal m.; City telophone 451 Hoptombe 2'p. Ath St 11w m U oF Fun at rodu Irish SAIL wk for em- STEAMSHIPS from New ety of choice g ¢ bread in market lalty; goods delivered; Eaville, manager, 1104 N. m.; loon, second teip’ tiekets fre 1r ind_ull drafis, any of o T T T Chicaso TRAW HATS CLEANED, RESHAPED AND . made new. 03 N. 2th St. U—62-A-25 CREAM FOR WHIPPING —AND milk, Waterloo creamery, 1613 Tio FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. prepaid nts or to Hen Continaed. BOARD, 2 00 T 2 T 1 be taken O YL S BOARDE NN | Srtag srARY MARTIN until 9:00 o ¥ 5 e t anxious to fitions FURNISHED ROOMS FOR_HOUSBKBEL Elizubeth Thompson, and front sleeping rooms. 1611 Howird, “Advertisements for thexe column until 13:3 p. m. for the even . m. for the morning and Sun Advertisers, by requesting a ean andwers addreased to a nu in care of The | Aniswers 80 i Be delivered upon nresentation of the Rates, 1%c a word first i thereafter. Nothing taken fo firxt insertion. m her slster, recently of Omala, M6 31 H. K. BURKET, FUNBRAL DIRECTOR A _embalmer, 1618 ‘Chicago st., telephone 90, BEWANSON & VALIEN, UNDERTAKERS ners, 1701 Cuming st telcphone AND 1060, tour 04 ROOM at Imog LARGE SOUTH FRONT 2608 This extras ordinary Re- Juvenator i3 the most wonderful discovery of FREE—PLUMBING OF the nre. Tt 7678 steam & hot water heating; sew. has loen en- = dorsod by the SSAGE, 160 leadingscien- tront room 3 3 x:‘\\‘r flmn‘_ tific_men of 3 Europe and TOHN ROWE & CO., PLUMBI Americn, hot water heating, gas fixtures, Hudyan is [:l'r;‘ly VOgo, Hudyan stops Pramaturencss of the dis- cnmu in 20 Cures o. 10T | M. Imer, 414-819°* b YOUR LADY VISIT J. J. Muiler's new icv cream parlors, 203 Leaven. worth stroet: everything I8 new. including Vuilding. Tel. 1090, Ice cream delivered. MAUL, UNDERTAKER 1417 Farnam_st., telephone PLUMBERS. Constipation, Dizaless, Failing _Scn- sntions, Nery. ous twitching of the eyes and other pits, Strengthens, nyigorates and tones the eivire system. Hudyaw cures Debility, Nervousness, kmissions, and developes and restores weak organs. Paing in’ the back, losen by day or muhuwpyed quickly. Over 2,000 private fndorssments Prematureness mes v in It is a sympto nness. Tt can b f Hudyan ew diseov > old 1 1, 2215 DOT DIW. nts mi 1M SITUATIONS WANTED. MAN exp elevator, Omaha_Bee. A5+ WANTED~A HOMB IN AN AMERICAN FAM- WY by & woman ot good. character and qulet Babity; fa b i e and wouid ke the care wigos no. conai tion, ""Address T . Ao CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND LAM ness; man with wix experl Glasgow, Scotland, and sires position. Address U 19 WHEN OUT WITH 144-29 LY FURNISHED ROC NTI n or Ught liousckeeping. (h street M58 23 —_— FVRNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. WOMEN'S 110MB UNDER CARE OF Women's Christian assoclation, 11l §. 1ith st ¥ai1 RONT JADY MARRIED NIC Have had six lumber yard Address T 44, BOBER, § position, manager of of references, 6 N MME. LA worth street ROOK, ) third floor, MONEY TO LOAN--RIAL ESTATE. LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED_ON or bought. F. C. Chesney, Kansas Lll){ Mo, ndy VERY D and bacl HOTELS. Lk . S 'MIDLAND HOT' 16TH & CHICAGO SIRADLE UNF ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 318 N.Y. LIFE ;i loans at low rates for cho crity on Ne- | ste., coolest hotel, fronting on Jefferson braska and Iown farms or Omaha city property. | Al car lines within a bloc W=t | Pompell” only a b $1.50 to $2.00 per $1.00 per day. M. J. I'rank, proprietor AETNA HOUSE (EUROPEAN) N. W. 15th and Dodge. Room by dny or week, th street, M1 0 ||,\nr THI WANTED, POSITION IN OO clerk, bookkeeper or_cashie bank cashier; Boe. MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM IN improved_and unimproved Omaha real estate. lity Trust Co.. 1702 Farnam st. W—6s3 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate. Brennan, Love & Co., Paxton bk NICELY FURNISHED convenlences. strect. URNISHED ROOMS WIT, board; reforences required. Ina st. ROOMS WITIL First-class board. 211 No, M ALL 18th o HONORAHLI ard. Add . ROOMS, WITH FIRST-CLASS | OANS WANTED. J. Dakota £ WITH first nd th the Aene: D COOK days by voming 3 ehild. Can . Apply at Bee ofli AN ALL ROUN barr The of 1 o \ND_CONTRAC- [ ff plants and all | i DuL harn MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPER wnd Nebraska farms at from 6 {0 3 per csnt V7. B, Meikle, B cured in 2 superior_ work SR TInetiy Works, 617 and 619 8. in A-MIGE 24% ROOMS, Dodg - - | st TPRIVATE D FENOG- e ted Wik hree. MORTOAGE ELECTRICAL ENGIN: oatron posion (v | toemiss. Rotaronse, Adrene MORTGAGE LOANS. 4. MOOR to, for.clectric light and motor g " Address U1 St e S P v: Kinda of ciectrieal construction ‘ : tric Supply Co., 418 and 420 S. 16th st. ¥ was made by the apeclalists mous Hudgon Medical Institute. It mgest vitalizer made, Tt 18 very pow harmless, Soll for $1.00 a package, or 1i for ) (plain sealed hoxes) Western Wri guarantee given for a cure. If you buy 13th st. six boxes, and are not entirely cured, six m will he sent to you free of all charge. Send for circulars and testimonials, Address HUDSCH MEDICAL INSTITUTE Junection Stockton Market, and Ellis Streets, San Francisco, Cal. CTOR SEARLES & SEARLES, SPERIALISTS, eren: IAMIL YOUNG T but half day references. SRIENCED sor_employed half; city Tiouglas sfreets, loan money on city und f: perty at lowest rates of Interest. Y TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THR 0. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam st. W01 UNITED STATES i CO, OF NEW York. Capital $2,000,000. Surplus §500.000. Sub. mit choice loans’ to F. S. Fusey, agent, First National_banl bul W MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST R improved and_unimproved Omaha r 10 6 years. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 K JOB PRINTING. NFURNISHED CHAMI & ping (o man and wite; no children. 319 No ith st G813 —_— O FOR RENT¥STOB_’ES AND OFFICES CORNER quire 922, FOR RENT, ROOM, 65 BY 52, 2ND FLOOR OF my store, ‘suitable’ for cloaks and suits; good light and’ elevator service. Mrs, J. Eenson. 13089 ¢ LRICK BUILDING The building has n ement Lisement, complete stexm neal. ing fixturcs, water on ill floors, gas, €ty, AD. ply at_the of The Bee. o) EAMS FURHD;INS INT n' Wringer Co., 1619 Howard FOR HOUS] T — REED JOB PRINTING CO. of all kinds. 17th st MAIL ORDER COMMERCIAL PRINTING A specially. Douglas Printing Co., 419 8. 15th “wtret, Shecley bidg. Tel. 641 for promot service FINE PRINTING goods Bee building. 718 o Apply BALESMEN (ENERGETIC)-WANT ME wood address on salury for retail 5 Dougi IALTY SALESMEN FOR Jaw remedy (endorsed by U. S Dept. Agrieul- ture, Bureau of Animal Industry, a8 a specific) as a side line. Liberal terms to right par Address Drothers & Reld, Malvern, Tn BLM61 817 COUNTY, $75.00 DOUGLAS. 1. REID'S LUMP —mAsy MUSIC, ART A{ID LANGUAGE. F. GELLENBECK, BANJOIST ZND teacher, 1810 California_strect, 91 FOR BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS; — easy paymenta; Instruments rented; rents apply LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY | _on purchase. ~A. Hospe, Jr. 04 property; $3,000 & upwards, 6 to 7 per cent; no = - delays.” W. Farnam Smith & Co., 132 Farnam. UPHOLSTERING. * | UPHOL'RING, CABINET MATTRESS WOR W. R. Bell, R. A. McEachron, 217 lel\L'n\\;'E LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA Srennan, Love & Co., Paxion bik: MONEY TO real estate. —— T, THE IN EVERY v and expen: and g, “CAN me Ve VISING, minm 1 nin, 7B 16 ADYVET Iy of wigh men Money MONEY TO LOAN— CHA!\TELB. WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, SIX CANVASSERS [ —— el for country and towns near On worth B. HADDOCK, ROOM 427 RAMGE I $.00 per experienced salesmen _only: something new: immense sales. Call 2707 o . . L 8. W uth_ Omi J-M42645 " | MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, I'IANOS, horses, wagons, etc. at lowest rates in city: BOTH 8 no removal of goods; strictly confidential; you tracts for reliable firm. ean pay the loan off at any time or in any emounts. OMAHA MORTGAGR TOAN CO., 406 South ' ih strodt, mlnm\. TO LOAN ON HOUSENOLD FURNI. horses, wagons, or any Kind ot ty, at lowest possible rates, which pay back at any time, and ‘In any FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CC Withnell block. 6 TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP- Harvin Loan Co., 701 N. Y. Life build- X695 HOLSTERING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH. lin, 211 Cuming. Tel. 602 M120 "HAY AND GRAL BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE buy hay. A. H. Snyder, 1515 Burt st., l?fiq'é?’ ALE HAY, thi 158 ED CUTY RALE Lo BT Private AND Special Diseases TREATMENT BY MAIL. CUHSULTATION FRE: Catarrh, all Diseases of the Nose. Throat, Chest, Stomach, Liver, Blood —8kin and Kidney Diseases, Lost Wanhood and ALL PRIVATE DI3- EASES OF NEN. Call cn or address Dr. Searles & Scarles, IN BVERY COU 4% Paxton ik, Omaha. 00 month and expenses. alivery team funished, Address T Boston, Mass. ERAL AG| Draska and_lowa. [nsuranc Toan man preferred; good contra ete. J. Levy its hotel, from AN WAD Unifed State Ofce, advertiving Goods monopoly Colonnnde Bldi., KA HAY CO., grain_and mill_stuft, ket to buy or sell. ing side line, to take orders by sample; easily carried, We pay expe or commission and furnish Address Lock Box 125, staple o8 and mples on ow York WHOLES We are_always on 1402-4- st. TIMBE LOANS. 42 PAXTON SHORT WANTED, MONL. PRA-O-LINE, Denver Colo, -OLD PUG DOG, ANSWER- ing 'to the name of Sport; wandered or was stolen from and Capitol avenue. Finder please leave at Liee office and gt reward L0st—) Gk . A 4-MONTI amount. room_4, 1156 BIGHT HOUR Address 1 67, Responsible TIC MATS 26% outhwest parties. Addre LADY house. WANTED—A 1416 FAKNAM ST OMANA, NEB. “GUPIDENE” Curer the effects of self+ use, excesses, em/ jons, impotency, va’.cocele and consti- pation. One dollar “a ox, six for . For sale by THE GOOD- MAN ° DRUG CO. Omaha, Neb. A\| fmairs Dromo-Gelerg. B Headache, llrun Exha »VH h ecoplesane matism, n(ml Klrluay ]llmnhrfl, Acgid Dys. 7™ | THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO. 2 | 161 S, Wesiarn Avanna. CHICAY For sale hy al! drugggists, Omaha. LEADING OPTICIANS, Eyes tested free in Kinsler's drug store. 146-31% SCIENTIFIC Paxton w01 OMAHA OPTIC J.F. Ponder, 222 South 16th, TOUSEWORK [N fly of two. 117 So. 6th st. > LADIES, YOU CAN OBTAIN ‘and_genteel home work at $12.00 carvassing. Teply with self-a envelope, Allan, South B IF YOU WANT TO BUY, merchandise, get in or o address the National Information’ and + 209 First National bank, Omaha, WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 HARNEY. M—673 STORAGE, THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO., opticians, 1408 Farpam st., opposite hotel. Eyes examined free. GRINDING. SCISSORS, LAWN MO\ ‘ground. ‘Mcichior Lros., STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOO) and cheap rate. R. Wells, 1111 Farnam. M—673 AL HOUSEW i VAN 1002 FARNAM, 207 Poppl FOR RENT A DEPARTMENT ON SE floor, 30x8), ‘in one of the largest Coutell Bluffs. 13, care Bz, Council Blutts A _DIG PAYING BUSINES: 380 caih takies 1 Addrom 'S s GIRL FOR GENI ererices required ETC., 1119’ Farnam street, M2§7 HEARS, CLIPPERS, LAWN MOW- L. Underiand, 106 N. 14th. 720 "DENTISTS. DR, GEORGE §,_NASON NTIST, SUITE 200 Paxton block, 16th and F. tel. 712, RAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA, U. bonded warehouse. Houschold goods Lowest rates. 1013-1013 Leavenworth. TED-G ina small family. dlst ave. WANTED, A ol RAZORS, ers, etc. A, Inquire N FIRST C1A WANTED--TO BUY. - avenue, i ot lodune kR CASH FOR LUMBER BUSINESS town; give full particula: T 8, Bee offic N—Mo8s ST COLORED *oppleton, -MAT6 24 LIGHT [ e have you o offer? Marcus P Edmunds 5. D .00 WORTH bé o New TR_PAUL, DENTIST, 2020 R CORNI1CE. WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, GALVANIZED fron cornlces. 1122 St. Mary's ave. i EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, JOHN EPE- U2 N, Qith Estab. 1861, neter, prop., 105, 110, 831 ed;_must A. ‘Randal, case pref Address C. pepsia, ' Anwmia. Antidoto for Alcoholic nd othor excesses. L'rice, 10, 2 and 60 conts. Effervescont. MAG2 31 CLEAR GOOD M List your houses for or rent with Al WAN Knabe, pay spot Omaha value, scribe_your Fort Dodge, Towa. REAL horse, “Chickering or Steinway cash. Address N 13, land. TATE TO TRADE FOR GOOD WORK Lamorcaux Drc P IN ALL PART Davis company, NY & CO., R. 1, CONTINENTAL OF TH s URNITURE. FAVMENTS BASY, YOU WON'T 3153 YOUR | 16 W RADE FOR CITY PROPERTY OR CASI] howy brown horse, 6§ years old, 10 2 Woads Bnterprise Credit Co. 013615 N. 6thst. | & very showy beown horsc § yoary old, 1 B FEAT AT . o hands” bl untracked: can show 1 ] 0. TENTS AND AWNINGS. WOLF BROS. & €O, MANUFA RERS OF awnings, tents, flags, wagon, hay stack covers, tarpauling, balloons and_parachutes. 703-105 S. 16th_st., telephone 6. Teats for remt, 713 BLK. FINE 7-ROOM atreet; 1an Leaves | CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N mm\u i £ Omaha|U, P. Depot, 10th & Mason $ts.| Omaha 1:05am. 00pm. soam. 45pm FOR SALE-— HORSES, WAUONE ETC FINE SECOND HAND PHAE Tlages. A, J. Simpson's Reposit MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, ALVA 1. GROVER, MATHEMATICAL , : i | “surveying instruments engincers' and archl- far, cistarn, ‘city. waters cor, 15th and furyering Insirume Iehl S0 i e, Enquire 118 [0 el S BARGAIN LOTS AND FARMS lo or Darling, Barker biool K B0 IN KOUNTZE fore Sept. 1st, house. | Terma R.N. withnell Fon —— call fo FOR RENT, LARG formerly sed by ! 2030 Seward st. RN 6-ROOM an avenue. TWO-STORY BUILDING, Marhott "Truni, Factory. tinyled Limited.! Mo. Valley Lucal, Omalia Chicago Spec . BURLINGTON & Q.|Ariives Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | Omaha Chicago Vestibule.......... 9:50am 40 IXpress. 1 d Towa Locai. FARM LANDS. C.F.HARRISON, 912 N.Y.L 1FE. 1411 Dodge. P-b11-A2 BUGGIES §35 & §65, LEATHER TOP CAT $5. Druminond Carriage Co. F FOR SALE OR TRADE-2 HORSES W Ramsgs ' blocks, ing 1,000 Ibs. each, 6 and 7 year old D3 Teiry, 4% Ramge block. ALL_MOD- o T Life FOR SALE, N 701 Loives [CHICAG i — — Tidapm. LIVERY STABLE. L H e = i ~..Paciflc Junction’ Local BOARDING STABLES, FINE LIVERY s Loeln cheap. Bd Baumley, 17th and St. Mary's a o4 IBURLINGTON & MO. RIV —486 Depot 10th and Mason Sts — Denver Express i Deadwood Ixpress. sopm. Denver G- Fred Patterson, . 8 AND 10-ROOM lawn and shade, N2 Miami siveet RENT, FLAT IN LIN ner of Mason and 13th st month; HOUS il Apply Arrives OF TE | Omana oN Plice (2019 o | 3 — — will go’ for inoR | FOR SALE, A FINE ROADST about haif e i e ANy goad | AL H. Spure, Creston, Towa. J (owner), D-M20 | SPAN OF HORSES SEVEN CHOICE TXHOOM COTTAGR | 990 wingle drive postofiice 3085 Callfornin DM GS IN axton bik D 957-88 FOR SALE MY RESI dence, 1324 South 10th wtreet: brick house modern improyemen "ern, Linney) 1t sold less than cost of . balance easy. OCK, WHOLESALE COAL. HE —34 et , o 8 JOHNSON BROS., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN opm.Nebrisia Local all kinds of coal. 38 TROM Correspondence sollcited. .Lincoln Local (except Su 160 acres. A . : i o0 orge A | 1008 Parnam st PG REZ-M738 - Kansas City Day RAISED IN e Colo- | € B. MORRILL, CAR - Lo e : ‘store fixtures 'a mpecialty. CHICAGO, R. 1. & PACIF plostering. 1613 _Capitol_ave., Depot, 10th' & Mason Sts.| Oma AST. s (0 estibulod Limited. > (o C LANDS, § MII s “from 10 to Will take some 617 Paxton block. GRAIN AND V. uis Valley, 31 any, 11y) FOR RENT, CI with bath'in clty; only $15.00. DESIRABLE DWELLL of city. K. H. Sheafe, 4 YR SALE; CAN SHII' OVER ANY ROAD ha ‘and Council Blufs. Lamoreaux Broe., 208 So. 16th, Omaha. 360 517 FOR SALD IN CAK LOTS. GILDE Councl Blufts. G-Ms AND ORNAME! Lee, %01 Douglas. Q-1 11 DODAE. frer out of Om 310 N. Putching ~and ¢ tel. 408 68 | ¢ U, P FOR SALE, 4.46) ACRES OF LAND 60 MIl northwest' of Omaba. Address Thomas Kerl, Oakland, Neb. RE-MTT §1° NTED, 80 AC IN IOWA. ited, S {h Sarpy county. Wanted, 160 in Washington county. Wanted, $1,000 loan on 80 in Sarpy. 10 loan 32,000 on farm. Omaha for California property, Omaha for Chicagd property. farm for cash and property. for business property. 0 to 400 acre farm. house {n Kountze Place cheap. two lots for cash, for o rent fine resi 9 buy $10,00 residence, large farm near South Omaha. Sunday)... 6:05pm §:40uin TAXIDERMY AND FURS, SEND FOR CATA- 4:40pm.... Chicag logue. deorge B. Brown, 4r., & Co., T8 8. igth. lll‘ll' N R oam. Oklahoma modern hall separa (ex. Hum11:38p 4:10pm Texas Exp. Colorado Limited UNION “PACIFIC AT “OmanalUnion Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.[ Omaha B0mm. ... Kearney Express Overland * Flye.t & Stromsh' P & rent either Opp. P. O, FROOM _COTTAGE, APVLY OWEN trey, 111 South 16ch st 10.ROOM HOUSE €21 9. 19th street ©ROOM COTTAGE, BLLAS, SIMPEON, DYE WORKS. SCHOEDSACK. TWIN €ITY DYE WOl 1821 Farnam street. Dyelng of every descr tion_and_dry “cleaning. Miss N BURNAGES, " L BEST FURNACE MADE,SOFT COAL SMOKE consuming and hard coad furnages. Eagle Cor- mice works, 108-112 N. 11N at. L) 1 FORMUL. rletary medicines, with sole ) North and South Dakota, Nee but responsible parties ‘need Address H. F. Swith. Q—M319 815 ELDERLY AND YOI an; men try Vitone, the great vital restorer. | Want An “absolute speclic for weakness through Wanted, business old age or other couses. By | Wanted, farm for general merchandise, chafges paid, $2.00. The Scotch Vanted, Omaha property for large ranch, D, | Wanted, Tesldence for choice five acres. N ¥l Omanae Sk for.elrcular. Gmahal Depot SIbP | C F. Hareison, 913 N. Y. Life = = m— 30 A HARNESS, 3 o : - 5:00pm MY PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY A H Wpm ess. August Bohne, 711 8, 10th st. HORSESHOEING. THOMAS MALONEY, 912 N. MeCA K known pi in the northwest ture o brask answer. WA MODERN CONVE! MODE s Wanted, Wanted, Wanted, Wanted, trice MODER: g Leaves | CHICAGO, MIL. & ST. PAUL [Arrive on Sts.| Omaby alUnion Depot, 9:30am SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. i Lipitad oo dittam Sun.h |Arrives | Omahs 6:10pm 5:10p.8 10:458.0 9:40am TATTIves | Omahs §-ROOM HOUSE ity water; BIGHT-RHOM MODERS inguire N, %th FOR RENT, NEW -ROOM COTTAGE, CORNE 30th and ‘Sahlor o Collar, clstorn, ity water, §L.00. Apply 1318 Furnain street D—Mis1 24 & MO. VALLEY 1ith_and Webster Ss. am Deadwood Express (B2, Bat) Wy, Bx. ( Norfolk Express (F St Paul Expi PACIFIC, walk_brick in m— cor. 20th and J. Wolshans, room 331, Mon.) Sinday) 5 Burt and 13th Board LAND SOLD ON LONG TIME PAYMENTS OR . wheat contracts. M. Ipswich, BLOOD HOLSTEIN L Webster sf A FINE 4 ‘months old. Touves | MISSOURI Omahal Depot 16th and Webster Sits, B:00am. L8t Louls Exp rTTH Si30pm 1 IUSE Louls Kxpress. Teaves | C., 8T. P, M. & O, Omuhal Depot 15th and Webster Sts B:10pm.. Dally (ox. Sun. Nebrawks Local KRR 1A FRORRR — 8:00am .. Bloux Accom. (x” sun ) ing fall o . p mot yet ¢ ovtt departmen CALL ON MORAND FOR 10:00am, Bloux Only) UE ful kol e MRS Buip Mok ¥er con- th Stationary Co., 14 8. 13th, or stage dances. 1510 Harney. 12:1pa1 8un,), QMo & = & 30pm SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER PAWNBROKERS, Leaves | SIOUX ¢ The Omahia Typewrlier Kachange, tel. ML, | —— - OmahalUnion Depot, _N 8. H. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY, 418 N = s L g 2:%6pm.... 8t. Paul Zaves | BIOUX CITY & BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors, Bee Building, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FRERL ALE, “ROOM MODERN COTTA FROOM - MOI bull calf, os from postoflice, 322,60, 6-room house in ex Trust company, 17th I 1 good location, with barn, Nent repair, $8.00. Fidelity MRS, and Farnam streets, D180 31 FOR RENT FUKNISHED ROOMS, U D NOTICE; WE Tty of beet pulp In excelle we intend 10 dispose of at We are the delivery TYPEWRITERS, changed, rented and repaire: = = office’ supplies. Typewritors rents Omaha Typewriter Exchang ~ DANCING. 8050 11 53m 040 TY & PACIPIC. ~ [Arcives 10tk & Mason Bts.| Omahs Passenger........10:20pm Express. 10:Wam ACIFIC. [Arrives ater Ste, | Omaba Limited > ;m ROOMS: MODERN; 8 for ome or two. 1919 Dodge. SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOM front, thive blocks (r fhy; references. Al ADLE = 961 It FRONT private fam. MISCELLANEOUS. YOUR OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO Smyrna rugs repaired, 1521 Leavenworth. R—-Mod STOCK PASTURED; GOOD FEED. T. MUR- ray R-MZ7 5200 FOIl RENT, TWO FARMS ADJOINING, WITH stock and mplements. The O, ¥. Davis Co, Rt - 10t HAVE ugs. THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK ard typewritors and supplles Densm Caligraph and New Yost. i second-hand achin All machines perfectly repaired, plled; prices moderate; new ma loaned while repairs are made. United Typewriter & Bupplica Co., 1619 Famam 86 Telephons, 1185 ontrol the Bargains by ours. Fts sup DO . e, B AOUTH Omahal Depot 15th and We Caves | WABASH TATLWAY Glpm.......8t Louls Cannon Dal FURNISHED BOOMS AT 818 SOUTH 16TH Boae 8 ROOM LN PRIVATE FAMILY. Bl |Armivis Bta. | Omaka A bt FURNISHED PULLNAN WILL DO NOTIING | Oonsiders Himvelf Under No Obligation to Relieve His Former Emnployes. ALTGELD MAKES AN APPEAL FOR AID Be Done at Once for Six Aro Sufforing for thing Most pusan it the N the State Askod to Help. Peoplo ccossitios of Lifo CHICAGO, Issued the To the especially There the want T in the Aug. 22.—Governor Altgeld has following proclamation ple of the state of Hlinols, those of the city of Chicago at distress wrowing out of in and arour the town ¢ Pull re than a thousand families, or nelghborhood of 6,00 people, are utterly destitut Yy four-fifths them women and children, The have endeavored to get work, but unable to do so. As a rul th of labor:rs and some and I8 gr superfor class ustrious, capable and steady them have worked for the Pullman company for more than ten years Those who hive been given work can get food, but arve still in such an impoverished condition that they cannot help their neigh- bors if they would relief soeloty I8 unable to get more supplies. On Satuiday it gave to each family two pounds of ont meal and two pounds of cornmeal, and it has nothing left. It suspended operations, leaving the poor’ in an absolutely helpless condition, The county commissioners of Cook county, as overscers of the poor, have rendered some assistance, but owing to the limited —appropriation they can furnish relief but for a short time We cannot now stop to inquire the cause of this distress, The good people of this state cannot allow women and children by the hundred o perish by hun 1 the fore call upon all human and charitably disposed citizens to contribute what they can toward giving relief to this distress. he governor has also called on the com- missioners of Cook county to do all in their power In the matter. Governor Altgeld's first telogram to Mr. Pullman, sent last Sunday in response to an appeal from Pullman strikers for assistance, said of the strikers ed they struck toll, their waxes we their children went hungry, Assum- ing that they were wrong and foolish, they had yet served you long and well, and you must feel some Interest in them. They do not stand on the same footing, but that must_be overlooked. The state of Iilinois has not the least desire to meddle in the affairs of your company, but it cannot allow a whole community "to perish within its borders. The local oilicers of the poor have been appealed to, but there iy a limit to what they can do. 1 cannot Nelp them very much at present, so unless relief comes from other sources, I shall have either to call an extra session of (he leg lature to make special appropriation, or else issue an appeal (o the humane péople of the state to give bread (o vour recent employes. It seems to me that’ you would prefer (o relfeve the situation yourself and especially as it has cost the state upwards of $50,00 to protect your property, and as both the state and the public have suffered enough loss on account of the disturbances that grew out of the trouble between your company and its workmen. Governor Altgeld’s letter to Mr. Pullman, written after his personal visit to Pullman, reads: I examined men are a ause, after re so reduced that the conditions at Pullman yesterday, visited even the Kitchens and bedrooms’of many of the people. I learn from your managers that last spring there wers 0 people on the payroll. Yesterday there were 2,220 at work, but over (00 of these are new men, 8o that onhly hout 1,600 of the old employes have been taken back. A few hundred have left. The remainder have applied for work, but were told that were not needed These are utterly stitute. The relief committee 18 ex- hausted its resources. It seems to me your company cannot afford to have men appeal to me for charity and the humanity of the ve the lives of your employ of the p le are women and childr No matter at caused the dis- tress, it must be met. He then proposes that the rent of all un- employed be remitted until October 1. Mr. Pullman, in his rep'y, sald While it has not been repri nted officers of the company by any concerned that there is any such e distress at Pullman for the first time b methods published in the h-k‘ i’ Your official capacity, T do not that th ¢ are many cases u!‘ need the refusal of the employes for than two and one-half months to offered wages of more than $300,000, such cases have been increased and made more severe by the resistance of more than 660 of our employ: in refusing to apply for thelr old places after the strike was practically over, and as they were publicly invited, on July 8, to re- sume their work, until, by the gradual coming of new men during the whole month, their places have been filled, and the full force engaged for all work at hand. Suggestion that the work should be divided so that a suflicient number of our present employes should be put on haif time, in order to give at least half time for all, was tried last winter. The result was that the g rnings of the individ- 1wl employes were so small as to give er- roneous impre ions with reference to the sufficiency of the rate of wages. The policy of the company Is now to employ onl as many men as it is is p ible to employ to work for the full time "o this the governor rep.ded substantially follows: I see thut your company refuses to do anything toward relieving the situation at Pullman, It is not my business to fix the moral responsibility in s are nearly 6,000 people want of food Werd. YO Cempioy s I assumed that as the state had just been to a large expense to protect your property you would not want to have the public shoulder the burden of relicving distress in your town. As you refuse to do anything to relieve the suffering in this case,” I am compelled to ask the public to do so. W to the persons earn and S ENCOURAGED, overnor Altgeld Will m Rellef. CHICAGO, Aug. 22.—The Pullman strikers and their families are greatly encouraged today by the visit of Governor Altgeld to their homes, and it has helped them to be- lieve that they will receive al Rellef headquarters, which have been closed for a week, were reopened today in expectation of returns from the governor's proclamation, and a few supplies were received Governor Altgeld returned to Springfield last night, leaving the strikers in the dark as to his future plans for their relief. A com- mittee from the board of county commis- sloners visited Pullman today and investi- gated the condition of the families with a view to voting money for their relie George M. Pullman flatly refused to be In- terviowed regarding Governor Altgeld's visit and declared he would not discuss the strike in any of its phas PULLMAN STRIK Think the Appenal of ¢ Bring Th DON'E ENOW WHAT THEY WANT, Outlook for Arbitration In New Not Very Fuvorable. BOSTON, Aug. 22—The state board of arbitration has notified the New Bedford manufacturers and the striking employes that it will gladly undertake to settle thelr dif- ferences, but as yet has received no answer from either side. Members of the board have visited Fall River and report that the situation there at present s such that but little can be done toward a settlement. Neither side really kunows just what it wants and it will be some days before a definite statement of the demands of both can be made to the board, In New Bedford the board believes that the same state of affairs exists, The board cannot take any action in the matter until some notl is reccived from the contestants, England BREEDING TRAMPS AND DUDES, General Master Work Monster of M. BALTIMORE, Aug eral Master Workman Sovereign of the Knights of Labor addressed a large mecting of workmen last night. He sald: “In the beginning men started out equally, but now the one has nearly everything and millions, though willing to work, are on the verge of starva- tion. While millions are starving the rich still fnd a place on earth for magnificent palaces and great parks, where they may bunt and enjoy life us thay please In America today there are 3,000,000 men, willing and ready to work, who are idle for want of work to do—molding class themsel ! 7 or rather being molded, Into folons and bege gars. Charity has been strained as It was never strained before, but still the ory for bread from starving throats Is heard all over the land. These men are being turned nto_tramps. he tramp has been described as & eross botween poverty and crime, but I think that the dude, a product of our civilization, can justly be described as a cross between nobody and nothing. Both are the results, the outcome of monopoly—the monopoly that unless throttled will cause the death of the republie.” MORE FAVORABLE TO PULLMAY ne Witn W Cnnrges A CHICAGO, Aug. 2! nessos by that the Sevoral of the wits trike commission stimony more favorable to the Pullmas company than that which had pres heard. Frank W. Glover, a real sald he considered the Pullman ly cheaper erounding examined the today gave t been gent, houses at $18 and $20 a month r than $12 a month houses In s towns. The Pullman houses wore woll equipped and beautifully located, he sald, and rents were not in his opinfon too high. In reply to a question of Commissioner Wright Mr. Glover donfed that ho was in any way connected with the Pullman company. Paul B. Herms, a newsdealer who formerly worked in the Pullman shops, said he did not place much fiith in the complaints of the men Thelr trouble, he thought, was largely due to a fondness for beer. All the saloon keepers i the surrounding towns had grown rich, Mr. Herms declared, and a large number of K ington beer wagons were well supported by the Pullman ems ployes. Of real estate values he knew lit tle, but did not believe that Pullman rents wero unreasonably high L. H. Johnson, a Pullman furniture dealer, testified that store room rents in the town had been cut, though no reduction had been made jn the residence rentals. viously estate WORKING ON A WAGE SCHEDULE, Oregon Rallway to App PORTLAND, nd Navigation Men Urged ul the Courts. Aug. The new wage schedule prepared for the Oregon Rallway and Navigation engineers and firemen has not been accepted by the committee of fit- teen representing the men. G. W. Vroo- man, chairman of the grievance committes of the federation of Union Pacific employes, is here, and has been in confercnce with the men. While the men will not commit themselves, it is now believed that Vroo- man is urging them to appeal to the court, with a view of sccuring an order restraln: ing Receiver McNeill from making the pro posed ‘reductions. Concerning the situas tion, McNeill said: “We do not recognize Vrooman in the matter. The question is between ourselves and our employes. dealing direct with them, and desire nge a schedule with them that will in every respect, and one that they will accept. It is a right the employes have to appeal to the court, but we expect to arrange a schedule that will be accepied by our men without recourse to the ccurts.” It is the duty of everyone, whother at home or traveling for pleasure or business, o equip himself with the remedy which wilj Keep up strength and prevent illness, and cure such ills as are liable to come upon all in every day life. Hood's Sarsaparilla keeps the blood pure and Icss liable to absorb the germs of disease. Hood's pills arc hand made, in proportion and appearance. e — UNWINDING THE RED TAPE, and perfect per box. Conflict Between the Departments Prover the Arrest of Ezetu. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22.—The singular intornational complications involving the lib- erty of General Antonio Ezeta and his fellow. refugees, which has been so prolific of opera bouffe sensations, developed a new tangle of conflicting authority today. Warrants were finally issued for the arrest of the refugees, but the local federal authorities got tangled up in government red tape and the war- rants could not be served. United States Marshal Baldwin, armed with the authority of the federal courts, set out to have the refugees brought within the jurisdiction of the law, but he ran up against Captain Howl- son, the naval officer who commands at Mare island navy yard, Captain Howison declared that he had no authority to furnish trans- portation to the United States marshal, and he refused to place the officer on board of the Bennington. Without the assistance of the Navy department the marshal could not reach the gunboat. In the first place the law allows the marshal but $2 for serving cach warrant, and under this compensation he could mnot afford to hire a tugboat. Furthermore, Captain Thomas of the Ben- nington has strict orders to receive no one on board his ship but aceredited naval offi- cers from Mare island. Under these condi- tions the United States marshal must have the assistance of the naval authorities If ho shall ever arrest the culprits of whom he Is is pursuit. All this afternoon the marshal and Captain Howison have been in tele- graphic communication with their superiors at Washington, and If they succeed in estab- lishing harmonfous relations between the de- partments of the government which they rop- resent it is probable that tomorrow the Navy nt will bring the refugees In to the United States marshal or pormit him to go on board the Bennington bLefore she arrives within the thres mile limit, Judge Morrow of the United States dis- trict court issued the warrants for the ar- rest of the refugees this morning. The writ- ten authorlty from Secretary Gresham, which bears date of August 11, and which was mailed from Washington, was placed in the hands of Judge Morrow by Bustorjo Calderon, ¥ho now represents the government of San Salvador at this port as consul. Tho com- plaints call for the extradition of Antonio Ezeta, Leon Bolanos, Jacinto Colocho, Juan Clenfugos and Florencio Bustamante. The accuscd are charged with being criminals and fugitives from Jjustice. It Is charged that on June 6, 1891, on the public road leading from the town of New Salvador to La Libertad, one Thomas Canas, a teamster, who was driving along the road, was shot and murdered by Antonio Ezeta and Juan Cienfugos (alias La ¢ h) ota and hiy companion were then fleeing from their pur- suers. It s also charged that on June 1, 1894, Antonio Ezeta entered the International ank of Bl Salvador and Nicaragua and as- saulted Jose Renres and Ever Ambrosy and robbed the bank of $2,584. Cienfugos s also charged with an attempt to murder Andreas Amaya. Leon Bolanos and Florens cio Bustamante are charged with the crime of murder for the killing of four persons on May 20 in the gulch of Las Pulgas, Prim vera. Another complaint charges the five refugees with strangling Casimerio Hens riquez to death In the village of Coatepugue. —— Nothing can exceed the car Cook's Extra Dry Imperial Ch made. with which MARK i REALTY THE INSTRUME 1804 S placed on record August 2 WARRANTY Myel husbiand lot 20, block 9 Jaynes und wi loth 1, 4 7, ¥ 3 block 4, 8 ifers n We baseak and Wit o Morand 1ot 1, black 438, Grandylew Matildi Wil and hushand to I C'C ark won, ASKIZTY feet commencing i point feot © of sw cornor black ©0,'" Shinn's 20 add 1 Conneil, 31°15-10 Adelin lot 1 o ul, o 1B Tirown, W ne M Hiruby lats 10 1uth and block 1 and 13, block 1 Place, 1ot 3, bl M, lot and wadiy 18, b Kounize 3rd_add Inter Gk 4 lot 1 ntze ord and 1o block 18, B3 B8 =S Rylunder add Fiuck and wif w % lot 6, block Samo to Gus Nelwon MeGavock & O'K mpany 1o B M ans, Lot 23, 1, McGuyock & o's ndd Omaha sn to L inger Juth Omaha tern In pent company’ o rslam, W b lot 1, block 1, o1 60 Omnhia o W H wok's ndd Davis ¢ Moedaniii . block 10 ot Hiteh b wnsfers - Toa 25 cents. 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