Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 30, 1894, Page 7

MOARDER Pays you $4 to $8 weekly— that means pin money—adds little to your present expenses Seefelel THE BEE GETS 'EM— 17 WORDS FOR 25 CENTS. AND UNFURNI nents for these columns will be taken and Sunday editions P m. for the morning ROOMS FOR e o B humbered Tetior Answers so addressed will on presentation cf the can have answers o 3 THE OLD TURNE 16th and Howard, ¢ less than %ec for nts must run consecutively. ki ———— WANTLD ™ ALE HELP. BALESMEN Good ddress on salary for retall t These advertiseme: HOME UNDER CAKI Women's Christian ‘assoointion 1) S OF EPECIALTY SAT Animal Indistr right parties. Address Drothers & Reld, Malvern. PLEASANT ADVERTISING FURNISHE convenicnees., Bradiey Pub. JING SALFSMEN, ? Farnam street URNISIED & Tho .i.m. DRUG CLERK. FURNISHED man & McCc FURNISHED SOUTH 2110 Douglas street TH Ol smail Loy, teachers preferred. 0 \J\J FOR RENT- FURNISHED ROOMS 1BD, M9 30 14,|I~|_ HOME, 91 19TH. RNISHED FRONT nd back pariors, 180, futpiahod roqma; over. thing flnl‘\tuun. e i streat 212 South th treet. F—M134 OF ¥ 21ST A HOTEL) ¢ refitted and refurnished required. JARD, ¥ HAR- 345 $16° ROOMS WITH ALL o1 F—MZTS 8130 NFURNTET Utopia, " TH BOARD: RE F—MGo7 10 ROOM IN KOUNTZE bonrd. Everything F-Mi62 1 HARD S REA- The Rose,2020,2028 Harn FMe "WITH On_wITHOUT PRIVATE FAMILY. 702 4% RNISHED FRONT nyeniences: private ¥OR EXOHANGE. STEAMSHIP LINE. STRANBRITI—SAIL IS MASTER P BUGGY IN OMAHA , 15th and Harne mall farm and gl Short Line Reosivership Puts it in Coatrol of Puget 8ound Business, FOR BALE— T King & Co.'s. buildings on Hith Omaha, & years old, RESULT OF GREAT BENEFIT TO THE SYSTEM gents or to Henderson B #hsnandoah, UNINCUMBE IN OMATIA JOB PRINTING. ) JOB PRINTING €O, t Might ave Happ Made a Diffe FINE I;IKINT Bea bullding. PRINTING ptment When WEIGHING " FOR SALE—RBAL ESTATE, FARM LANDS. C. COMMERCIAL end particulars to U FHAAisoN, 92 N vV LIFR el. 44 for prompt service. FOE SALE- LAND 60 MI1 G: M‘SCFLL,ANEOVS'_ Simultaneously announcement appointment of s:parate receivers for the UPHOLSTERING. UPHOL'RING CABIN W. R Bell, R, A. McEachron, ample walks Pt 1 13th and ¥ LAND SOLD ON TIME PAYME TRESS WORKS. 301 Leavenw thi 3. Welshans, pened to \», the rec in the case of the munda_county, STRNING VERY CHEAD THIS MONTH. TOVER ANY ROAD OVER A 2011 Cuming. Souncll Blufls. . 16th, Omaha. CAPEST CHICK tence made. CORNICE. N CORNICE WORKS, G ALVANIZED BARGAINS, sale of trade. W1 Douglas. LOTS AND is accompanied by Mrs Hoxle Clark, who graduated FORMULAS | propriciary medicines, favorably known with sole Fights to manufac- North and South in the northwest, 108, 110, 113 N. [ith tracts from 10 to 160 acres, Wil take some srade. N. There can be no particular €17 Paxton block. port attached DENTISTS. BANK AND of going to St. Louis from We ral days during Fiuil Company, Btn & har as, ut half cash, Puxton block, 16th and Farnam sis., tel. 7 ——e— MISCELLANEOUS. R SALE OR TIST, 200 BURT ST. Northwestern. » appointment the Oregon Bmyrna rugs repalied, 1520 Leavenwor Shriver & O'Don TENTS AND AWNINGS. i NUFACTURERS OF Line on original inst STOCK PASTURED; B —— i SN CLAIRVOYANTS. CLAIRVOYAKT, lable business medium; Tth year at 1l N, s, tents, fags, balloons ‘and pa . MBRCHANDISE FOR LAND, Omaha property. appointment, PA WN BB.OKERS Chicago property of President 1ot and cash fo __—_—_____ MABSAGE EATHS ETC. to buy $2,000 house 160 acres in Washing appointment TAKEN UP. re farm for eash, 400 to 600 o strengthens gives the key with white star property and have broken aw ank McClary, the O he Oregon Naviggtion company , Denver & Gulf company, embarrassed LIVERY BTABLE BOARDING 4 Baumicy, improved property Harrison, 912 N. Y, LIVERY RIGS Mary's ave. M. MBRELLAS 105 South Sixte things been TYPEWRITERS. Island might have gone into the Sound coun FU RNACES. “MADE,SOFT ng and hard coa Health baok TYPEWRIT! changed, rented and repaired. office sipplies. Typewriter and pewriters rented ie Omaha Typewriter pewriting depaitment ot inaugurated in ppointment rAxannstT TAXIDERMY AND FURS. icgue. George B. Brown, Jr, & Co., 09 5. 16th. MASSAGE BATHS, the Union Pacific, s trench itself in consequence will continue €EB THE NEW DOUGHE RTY TYPEWRITER. SEND FOR CATA- The Omaha Typewriter and convenient pla Farnam street, Navigation THE MOST COMPLETE ewriters and supplies igraph and New Yost, WHOLESALE COAL. WHOLESALE DEALE Correspondence We control the WHIPPING Densmore C: milk. Waterloo creamery, 1613 Howard Densm: Al machines perfectly repaired MISS MARY While repairs are 1619 Farnam St l\[vn Writer & 15 amp to continue DANCING. lizabeth Thompson, I WRITERS MORE HAS BACKED DOWN. - HORSESHOEING. THOMAS MALONEY, 912 N. Huntington's Him to Relus RANCISCO, 1600 LEAVE! BICYCLES. TAND REMODI Widis Coanad; Tepatre. of the Southe worth street, third HARNESS, FORE_YOU BUY A HAR- EY REPAIRED Tires and sundries. locksmith. 3i1 N. W _AND._ OLD, e reat and repalr. OUT WITH YOUR LADY ness. August Bohne, strike he was quoted as the leading strikers should ever obtain work in California If secured positions everything s including the easy payments IHLYLLLS —ALIL STY th. end for our list of second hand and shop: Repairs and cycle sundries of INSTRUMENTS placed on reccrd August 29, e would try to have ALL PRICES. These threats WARRANTY Schnell and wife worn bicycles, 10C CIGAR wrote a sharp reprimand to him W William- 3 W GINLS WA JOMS AND LOARD, aiRL, ron G SWOTK: SNALL York. This make a supplementary he said he ADDRESS € it to Omaha Bieyele Co., would hunt ex-strikers and drive them out of their posi 2018 CAL TWO LAIC will rént unfurnis “g00d "referencel BOARDING., WITH BOARD DESIRABLE amily, 76 N. 19th TENTS FOR RENT, FOR RENT, light and’ elev List your bouses for remt with HOUSES, F. | BARKER BLOCK. RO - ply &t the office of Th HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF B RE 1580000 ot B Davis company TORY AND BASEM Farnam street, small position building, and hall suitable nam KELKENNY & CO., R. 1, CONTINENTAL condition. A, J, FINE 1-ROOM CORNER FLAT AT 701 8, S SR ange and ail other conveniences Clouser, room 2, 16; ENT, formerly used by the Marhoft AND 80 1008 924 Dou I-mses IND FLOOR OF aks “and suit Mrs Jenson. 1989 BRICK BUILD! building has @ mplete ste floors, gas, ete, Ap- Be ses at 1000 Popple 1—646-2 A({ENQS WANTED. BUSINESS NOTICES. (PIPE FACTORY: OLD “I am not interfering with anybody,” ex- typewriting in b Frederick Drexel OMAHA MEERSCHAT pipes made ne D, T. MOUNT 1IAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF- fice to 200 8. DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 719 2 manson et al yed our property, killed our list goes to other roads. tom which has been in vogue for years.” If an ex-striker can get work y propose to interfere then? H Afimanson, K, and will be fo Brown block. eley block, after & Sheriff to Joseph Thompson et al, MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON C. Chesney, Kansas City Fillmore was nssortment of ranges, hotel range and gene water attachments cooks and heaters; and connected at Jas. and_Juckson ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. 58 AN1) CONVERTERS REWOUND cal and gen. Total amount of fimold’s Bromo-Gelerg. Splendid curative eadagho, Brain I ““Certainly not the blacklist There are strikers 2 the state picking frult or hops. second letter has been re Huntington Fillmore's threats, say any one would say anything so malicious or bought. F. HONY LOAN & TRUST CO. loans at low rates for cholce & breska and Lowa farms or Omaha city property. 38 N.Y. LIFE ived from Mr. storage batteries re svous or Bial: baustion, Sleepie or_general Nearalgin; also atism, Gout, Kiduey Diforders, A Nathdoks " for 41 Prico, 10, 25 und o Omaha real 1702 Farnam st. Otmaha Electrical Works, 617 and 819 8. 16th st. Fidelity Trust Co.. t BY Tu LOAN ON IMPROVED oM,\nA Brennan, Love & Co. good ELECTRICAL E R AL 1c llght. aad motor plante and sl kinds of electrical construction. 418 and 420 8. 15th fitrioRBUppUAE AN A OV B e T UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS BRAL DIRECTOR AND telephone %. 105 TAKERS AND telephone 106D, * cher excesses. Eftervoscent. THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO. 161 S, Weziarm Funmua, For sale by all drugggists, Omeha “GUPIDENE" Curer the Western. Blcc: ANTED. J. N. FRENZER, oF Hands of Brok T v Hutchinson LOAN & TRUST 5 " : fias Douglas strcets, loan money on clty and farm Southern road has fallen under the displeas- y at lowest rates of Interest. nu\m TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. H. x BURKET, FU 1618 'Chicago. t., SON & VALL embalmers, 1701 Cuming # manipulaticn U “STATES eftects of UNITED STATES MORTGAGE v §2,000,000. Surplus 600,000, o loans to' F. bank bufldin local western lines. M. 0. MAUL, UNDERTAKER AND 1417 Farnam st., 'PLquEks. impotency, var.cocele and Hutehinson ST g RATmN ON 250 Seward at. FOR RENT, Ramge block. # 6 % AND 10-00M HOU Address Home Treatment Co., Denver, Colo. ern, lawn and shade. Apply at 21N, ENTS WANT FOR RENT, ST SIX-ROOM with bath'tn city; only $15.00. with stamp, 2107 Q street, wll parts of city, miles from postofiice, good location in excellent re nd Farnam streots. Trust company, 1 can supply useke TWO SIX-R: M FLATS IN GOOD condition at STORAGE. FOR RENT, WILLTAMS & CROSS, R ARHED : FOR HOUSEHOLD GOOL room houses and flats, OM.VAN&STORAGE CO.,1608 and cold water OR RENT AND BATH GUT-ROOM A FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE stable ‘on the ¥ in nice neighborhood and cars. Address glying HOOM AND 8 5 ROOM HOUSES and price to B ~ ¥OR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS, | MAVN © FURNISHED ROOMS, 626 SOUTH ¥OR BALE FURNITURE, BASY, YOU LARGE SOUTIL ¥ PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM, CLASS 1 ['“‘ll FURNISHE ROOMS, 2635 DO m INISHED SUITARLE BURNE : TAL JRNIEEAD WOGNE AT 3 SOUTH T W LARGE AND TO TAK [ tracts {or reliable firm. 46 Paxton Lk, Omaha, J=T41- A0 all of them being in the hands of brokers, and has called upon the ro improved and unimpro ved Omaha e 1106 years, 7 Fldelity Trust C KIND, GAS —PLUMBING OF " SELL SPRA-O-LIN J—MAR 20° cent proft, Addre Soith Gmahia, J—-MG® SAMPLE W York city. R FAST MONEY men and one sales. inducements to right tween § and 11 street, J WANTED--TO RENT. MODERN HOUSE, 10 OR 12 ROOMS, RENT. HAVE MORE 3. WL Parrotte, 16t K (o] preferred caponsible Dee. K045 FURNISHE RO ms mus L K—-Mod Is, 111 Fay m FARNAM. Tl M BUILDING IN OMAHA, U bonded warehouse. Househ Lowest Tates. 1013-1015 Leavenworth. M-8 AN UPRIGHT tescription and how Bee ofic 2 WANTED-TO BUY, CASH FOR town; give fuil particulars. BUSINESS [N T 8, Beo_oMce. N—M985 ST AND BATH 1 . WON'T MiSE YOUR it Eaterpiss Credle Lo et N Ak ol o-ati T PIANO; furniture 1255 8. 1th street. 0190 29 G h street O-Mésh 300 FOR SALE HOBSE! WAGONS,ETO Hearm & ot water heating; sewerage. 813 s the roads will issued by the Hutchinson & Southern. On September 15 the Chicago Great West- will' inaugurate an addition A TIMPROVED ¢ Erennan, Love & Co. STEAM ANL 2705 Leavenworth st. PLUMBING, STEAM AND ‘hot water heating, gas fixtures, globes, 421 8. 15 PATEITT SUES & CO., Solicitors. Bee Uuilding, OMAHA. Neb. Advice FRE “not_ water heating. “ROWE & CO., TLER IN EVERY newly patented; phe- ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY property; $3.4W & upwards, § o 7 W. Fornam Smith & Co., BUREAU, n daily at Des Moines Kansas City. “HOTELS. 16TH & CHICAGO , frontini on Jeff Al car lines within & block; only a block 8160 to $2.00 per day; _$1.00 per day. ON REASONABLE ALLOW Denses or commission Staple seller, - three order. Address with Shoshone Shops to Close Perman superintendent power and maghinery of Cheyenne Monday. with a reporter for th | city upon the situation he is quoted as Nebraska crops are a total loss and that 0 THE MIDLAND delay; cash’ on _& O'Donohoe ¥ 7O LOAN | ON OMAHA REAL I at 6 per cent, onversation B % ianic proprietor. Daily Tribune of that e &nd Dodge. foom vy day of week, aves (CHICAGO. MONEY TO LOANCHATTELS. Y TO LOAN ON FURNITI AN strictly confidential; pay the loan off at any time o in any places off the main line MORTGAGE ; $60.00 reward. ly passenger service. ly service has been reduc 4 to tri-weekly » yesterday B. HADDOCH ROOM 27 RAMGE BLOCK. X—92 TIME LOANS. @2 PAXTON BLOC braska has be made in OPTICIANS. LEADING OPTICIANS, the working Harvin Loan Co., 701 N. ¥. Life OMAHA OPTICAL CO., 732 South 16th, tn Kinsler drug store, B R A v ALOE & PENFOLD , 10U & Mason Sty Towest possible H N Shoshone is not even a divisio : CLEAN hoshone §s not even a division Eyes examined free. GRINDING. TLAWN MOWERS wround. Meichior Bros, OAN GUARAN shops there o BUEINEES CHANCEB ning of the stri to see that the loyal to the company should managemen RAZORS, ETC., 1119’ Farnam street. Siam. Oklahoma & T Councll Bluffs. 13, care Bez, Councll Bluft LAWN MOW: FOR SALE, competition; Dickinson from PAYING BUSIN MATHFMAT(CAL I NSTRUMDN TS. MATHEMAT Instruments nsideration to a transfer of the Y—M10§ S 8% X (ex Sun).12:45pm & Stromsh' g thorough investigation. Leaves | CHICAGO, aha Union Depot LIV appolntment A HOWLING SUCCESS, HAY AND GRAIN. BUY YOUR HAY A. H. Soyder, THAVANA FRECKLE comparatively T 1615 Burt st., tel shops at Cheyenne PHYSICIAN a small town than at any WHOLESALE [ market to buy or sell 46 Nicholas st. " MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. GELLENDECK, allfornia_street. TANOS AND Instruments rented; | 'Will occupy about two weeks in doing seventy-five employed In the Shoshone sh to be closed down. FOR EXCHANGE. 2D STOCK A fered in_exchang you (o offer B!umu 48 oounty WILL, TRADE earnings of . on _purchase. t CARPENTERE AND BU!LDERS Burlington IMPROVED FARM WITH s (KX, Sun.) G B. MORRILL. OFFICE AND of the road RLAND onk _chamber auite, Call mornings at 209 N. 1613 Capitol DYE WORKS CITY DYE WoP Dyeing of every des rip. Omaha/Union 1 10th & Mason Sts compared with the same months of 1§ buflding and - SCHOEDSACK. Farnam street. CHICAGO, Aug. FOR A NIC Depot 15th and_ Webste en suite on two 115 South 20th sireet. § FURNISHED |.mus FOR ||Ul'flthhl'l\d FOR SALE OR TRAD) Rent taken ing 1,000 1bs. %0 Mamge block. 1 HORSES R TOF CAR. P81 WEIGH - and_dry cleaning. EHOBTHAND AND VAN BANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, ¥. Life, Omaba. Ask for circular. all furniture and u property wanted. rtaking stock 'YPLWRLTING. AMERICA'S PRIDE, HAVANA FRECKLES. §C. Z-Misl 821 Louls Cetnon Ball the dead rallroad man that Mr. Gault could mot recover, and knew from for thres days have been expecting death at any moment, At the bodside wore Mrs, Gault, wife of the deceased, Mr. 8. B. Gault of St. Paul, and the two daughters, Mrs. C. 8. Henry of Racine, Wis,, and Mrs. James @. Allen. It is expected that the tuneral will be held on Friday Railrond Extension in Mexioo. MONCLOVA, Mex., Aug. 29.—President C. P. Huntington of the Mexican Interna- tional raflway has ordered that the line shall be ely extended from this city to the Sierra Majado mining camp. Nearly all of the grade of the extension was completed about two years ago, but work was suspended owing to the financial depression. A branch of the road is also being built from Reata to Monterey J. A. Robinson, general manager of the | Montery & Mexican Gulf road, s now in New York arranging for the extension of that line from Trevino to Sierra Mojado and | thence to Port Mazatlan, on the Pacific coast, Counting 11 Playing Cards, Both the Burlington and Rock Island are busily engaged taking stock of playing cards preparatory to putling stamps on them in conformity with the new tariff law. The locsl office of the Rock [sland has about 200 packs in stock, but the Burlington people have not yet completed the count O. R & N, Men Wil Appeal PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 20—Recelver Me- ill of the Oregon Rallway & Navigation company has notified engineers and firemen that the proposed reduction in wages will go into effect September 1. The men will aps peal the case to the United States court for a restraining order Ratlway News and N perintendent R, B, Reeves of the Adims Express company and Mrs. Reeves have returned from a week's trip to Chicage s, Commemorative of the hand shaking ex- ¢ n of Omaha j the Commerelal club has issued a litle pamphlet descriptive f the trip over the Missourl Pacific June neral Manager Dickin Superintendent of Motive Power McConnell, Car Accountant rintendent ichols and elegraph Korty are out Buckingham, Sup Superintendent of on the road The Burlington will run three special ins from Creston, Cu rland and inter- ediate points next Saturday to Courtland the first train arriving about p. m., the others soon after as sistent with safely. 4hey will return after o of the “Last Days of Pompell.” - the clo; ired, Weak, Nervous Means impure bl nd overwork or too much strain on brain and body. The only to cure is to feed the nerves on pure d, Thousands of people certify that the best blood purifier, the best nerve tonie and strength huilder, is Hood's Sa, saparilla. What it has done for others it will also do for you Hood's Cures Hood's Pil ure consti on by restors ing peristaltic action of the alimentary canal S WITHOUT A SUPE RINTENDENT. New Head for the City Sel en o of Frank A. Fitzpatrick intendent of the Omaha schools will be tendered to the Board of Education at the next meeting. While this will be in the pols Must Be as suj nature of a surprise to the general publio it has been known for some time by Super- intendent Fitzpatrick’s intimate friends that such a step was under consideration. arly in the summer Mr. Fitzpatrick re- ceived a flattering offer from the American Book company to accept a position in their New York office. The offer was taken under consideration, but it was not nntil Tues- day alternoon that it was finally accepted. Mr. Fitzpatrick formally notified the mem- bers of the board of his decision yester- day, and his resignation will be presented for ‘acceptance at the next meeting. Mr. Fitzpatrick has been superintendent of sehools in this city for the past two years. Previous o this he occupled a similar position at Leavenworth, Kan., and most of his life has been spent in educational work. In speaking of his approaching de- parture one of the members of the board said yesterday that under the circume stances the board could do nothing but ac- cept his resignation, but that they should regret to I official whose service had been excepticnally satistactory. Mr. Fitzpatrick said that he had delayed accepting the position offered him for some time, but that the inducements offered were s0 much greater than he could obtain here that he felt compelled to accept. Thers was no dissatisfoction on his part with his present position, but it was purely a ques- tion of salary. Mr, Fitzpatrick will enter on his new duties on October 1 As far as can be learned nothing has been decided on with reference to the selection of a successor. There is still a month in which to make a selection, and it is consid- ered probable thut at least half of that time will be spent In considering the rolative merits of prospective candidates. I had the good fortune to receive a small bottle of Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy when three members of my family were sick with dysentery. This one small bottle cured them all and 1 had some left which I gave to George W. HBaker, & prominent n ant of the place, Lewls- ton, N. C., and it cured him of the same mplaint.—K. Bazemore. When troubled with dysentery, diarrhoea, colic or cholera morbus, give this remedy a trial and you will be more than pleased with the result. The praise that ‘naiurally follows is intros duction and use has made it very populdr, 25 and 50 cent botties for sale by druggists. . - Another Packing 1l The judiciary committee of the city coun= el is considering a protest from -a number of adjacent property owners against the pros pos:d reopening of the old Harris & Fisher packing house at Sheeley's station. The es- tablishment was closed up several years ago | because there was no sewer through which | the refuse could be carried away, but since { then ample sewer facilities have been pro- { vided, and the owners have made arrange- ments with some local business men to repair the plant and open it for business | A general slaughtering business will be car- ried on and 100 men will be employed at the start, There ls a strong opinfon among members of the council in favor of allowing the establishment to be opened on account of the employment which |t will give to,a large number of men during the winter, While they are re to consider the rights of all persons interested, they are not Ais- posed to act on the protest unicss there shall be conclusive evidenc: to show that the busincss would be a nuisance, which its whners 4 rt cannot be shown. It is urged hat the eity cannot afford 10 overlook an udustry which will afford support to over 100 families in such times as these, and it I8 lik-ly an effort will be made to effect a compromise by which the protest will be withdrawn. se. ——e When moving into our present home: I found a bottle of Chamberlaln’s Pain Balm left by a former tenant. On the lable I found the statemnent that it was good for cuts and burn 1 can testify to the truth of thi Nothing in all my experience has found its equal for treating blisters or burns. E. Barrett, manager itinel, Lo #ieur, Minn, P Im Is also a eure Lur rheumatism. » by druggists, Go A, R, Na piment. Begins at Pittshurg September 10. Low fare over Vandalla and Pennsylvania Short 1 lines trom September 5 1o 10 inclusive. Cons | necting lines in west will sell reduced rate tickets over these direct routes via St. Louls | or Chicago, good returning until inclusiv | Teedrich, T September ¥or detalls apply to G. B. P. A., Omaha, Neb, t Thurston Resigns, | W. W. Thurston, superintendent of the | Bast Omaha Street railway has resigned. It appears that he was so far in sympathy with the trainmen who the other day asked for a readjustment of pay schedules that e was one of thelr counsellors, and did not wish to remain in disfavor with the coms pany Superintend Oregon Kiduey Tea cures all kidniy troubles” Trial size, 26 cents. All druggists Natio mpment G, A, R | At Pitt urg, S her 10, Pii Union Pa. For rates and other information wee youwr pearest Union Pacific agent,