Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 7, 1894, Page 7

THE SPECIAL NOTICES. BOARDER Pays you $4 to $8 weekly — that means pin money—adds litlle to your present expenses THE BEE GETS 'EM— 17 WORDS FOR 25 CENTS. TURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, Eon Advertisements for these eolumns will be taken and until 9:00 m. for the evenn morning and Sunday edith by requesticg a numbore 1o a number until 12:3 p. 3 v e rtigors, ean have answers addr s of Tho B 4 upon [ se o word insertion, ic Nothing taken for tHon adyertisements These must run O ————— ) SITUATIONS WANTED LADY WANTS POSITION acher. W 17, JACHMAN WANT in private family Address W Detent ariv LADY DI ‘or travel French and reason A WANTED; GUITAR, PIAN 8, AL very rate ter Yith, A |53 FOR REE! by U. 8. Dept 2l Industry ral terms to right Reed, Malvern, I ¢ SALBSMEN Iy (endorsed ture, 1 of Ani a8 4 side line, LIl Address Brothors & ANTED, TRAVELING & Thompson. {abors, §A INTELLIGENT where to take orders for “Shepps N City, Tlusirated;*" Just out; mur of the American metropolis; pro from original photopraphs’ taken artist in places and slums descriptive circular free on applica eapital required; profits §5.00 1o §17 if you want to make money fast Address Globe 1 born street, Chicago, strect, Philidelphia, Po. MEN AND WOMEN Hi, and liberal " ter ple Publishing Co., ¥ ns. d_check, a1 Answers s addreseed eheck a word less than 25 for consecutively. AS LD M3t 9 AND M1 Apply M) CAwricul- 3 i specific) parties. BVERY tion 00 MUS 76 WANTED—FEMALE HELP. LADIES WAN apply at t 26N 1ot WANTED, YOUN training. schoal for nurses pital, ¢ WANTED, BRIGHT, SMART YOUNG not_under 20, to nssist in our order ment; 6 hours dally; must be willing 10 learn; good pay. Apply af mupt.,_room 12_Crelghton block. TING FIRST CLASS ndinavian Y. L. H street, . GOOD MEDIUM PRICED I List your houses for rent with Ames. GIR Address, V unefl DIufrs. C-13 und quick 30 Friday to C 13560 10US! D BARKER BLOCK. S IN ALL PARTS OF THL Davis company, KBLKENNY & CO., o 1505 Farnam, R. 1, CONTINENTA| FINE 1-ROOM CORNER FLA' street; range and ail other George Clouser, Toom 2, 16 AT 101 Farnam 8 6 § AND 10-ROOM ern, lawn and shade. or 2124 Miami street. HOUSES, Apply at 2113 with bath'in city; cnly 315,00 3035 Ca i SIRADLE DI . H. Sheate, 4 ALL_ D TY D735 L BLK. D736 5. 10TH conveniences. stroet. D305 v FOR RENT, D— FROOM HOU: INQUIRE 211 ® ROOMS, 34 5. 17TH STREET. 640- DOUGLAS street. D—M673 [ York Tous produetion asely dllustrated own no daly; write today. Doar- Chestnut THE MOD- | Lito D-MI$ FOR RENT, CHEAPEST SIX-ROOM COTTAGE liforn D--M303 HO! =8, HL)l’VlHlN_ 13th street, RE} 2 6 noon @8 N FOR AND DMI ANT 10-1:00M CHEAP. 10 HOUS reasonabie, ot. 1) 8516 FOR R Farnam and S0 stw s by Chas. Turnet FOR RENT, street: city Tive office £ROOM, ALL MODERN HOU Hth: aino oilier good houses: B, Barker biock 396 % 6-1ROOM COTTAG bath. Inqu -ROOM $25.00, SIRADLE parki Fent [T LARGE South HALL, 1 18LL Btreet SROOM *Tqui FOR R lach wt FOR RENT, A SPI ner, east front o HOUSE NEAR HIGH SCHOOT i 81500, C. Brunner AT OUR OFFICE A h of very fine 7-r d street, one-hulf block from o nth. Fidelity T ¥OR RENT--FURNISHED BOOMB. FURNISHED ROOMS, 66 SOUTH PLEABANT FURNISHED ROOM, LARGE AND SMALL ‘en suite on two car iines. 115 South 3t i ¥ FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEK for man acd wite. Rent taken in _N 1 atreet FOR RENT, Ni call at 297 Douglas. FURNISHED ROOM Bt Mary's avenur } NICE FURNISHED housekeeping. 11 IWO UNFURN floor; modern 12D B PRIVAT) ROOMS FOR Hih st E ROOMS; 2 N, 1 B ROOM FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEE! 15th. ol W improy 1TH FAMILY E 852 D §19 M0 DORCAS Hin- Mg Rix IRLREY 1310 voom 1, ST. ROOMS AND ROOMS u atreet, Mo13 8 ROOMS; 73019 L1 h str NSk 19N 103 FURNISHED 1OOMS. %3 DOD! E M150 3% FURNISHED HOOXB AND BOARD. rm»urr ROOMS WITH BOARD. 2130 HA m - ROOMS:; GOOD BOARD: wonable;convenlences. The Rose, M, SINOLE O 2105 Douglas. FHED 1o with_board. DESIRABLE vate family. B STEONTE UONT TOOMS WETH Weferences. 33 No. Isth, TOA R Foar con monts; oy T OND and bac thing i 16D FRONT 1 rooms; every uth ZSIRA K’ parl st -cla M134 10 LARGE board; a il private thing ) 1ICELY convenlences, atreot. asant SOUTH INT referen Farnam ROOM, WITH street 5 8% home_ with room family: house with s location central rst class. Address in o all modern con and desirable; every- W 2 F-M124 9 HED ROOMS WITH ALL First-class board. 211 isth F—M275-513¢ FURNI FOR RENT UNFUBNISHED ROOMS. WO L. front; 1 furnishi co quit ing fix Ply at R T flaor. R best Lo very re and O, WANTE wome ment and year ftable p streat home ¢ pens plex particul it REN ny store lght and elevator service, September, Indc 5, Rock ARGE modern ng good ROOMS, will_rent references. EAST AND. SOUTH unfurnished to. party 1005 Geo. avenue. G—1 FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES TORE, §5).00. DOUY ND FLOOR OF suits; good Benson, 1-Mi$) sultable T THE 4-8T m sreet ment_ basemen ires, water o the office of fir he Ap- o bas a e steam gas, et he Be 1 EXPOSITION HALL, GROUND dates can had for parta of October and November. This Is vy hall in Omaha equipped for co litical ‘meetings, balls and other large s of peoy Pappleton, room 314 fonal 1514 8 YOD STORE IN THE cation In_ northeast Kansas: will vent nable to good party. Address Theo, Weisenborn, Baileyville, Kan 1-M1000 8% Open ROOM — AGENTS WANTED, %, GOOD ) SOLICITORS, MEN_ AND 10 work for the Progressive Endow- ild of America, for Missouri, Kansas braska, (Building and Loan and ment Insu combinc wple only ne Island bldg., St. Joseph, TO TAKE ORDE v travel. We or - good commission to right applicant. New York City. nd furnish Address Lock i) ars. lifte Wall and ce & drainer. Stainp Co. b Rock Tsland. J WANTEL calls_th, LADY wa dross W \eap own; gi D T " IAVE an 1 can supply. J. H. Parrott and_ Dodge. ROOM AND D- -M130 70 AN WisH ress W 7',\"!' A NIC B of Hanseom FOR HOUS rate. R, Wells, 111 F STORAGE CO.,1302 FARNAM, TORAGE bonded Foods swest venworth, 44 rates, 1013-1015 WANTED—TO BUY, )R_LUMBER BUSIN 1S3 ve full particulars. T'8, Bee offic N—M HAVANA FRECKL ., BEST ON I AR, N AN F Dusincss for cast: Addreas W N FOR SALE—HOR ES, MISS YOUR and houschold L3615 N. 16t st et ZASY, YOU WON'T rices on farniture nterprise Credit C AGONS,ETC | curriage FOR i 1,00 iy, THE | for 6 loss driving. 2 Tor Bl SALE OR TRADE, 430 B ST LEATHER TOP DA IGIES, 65, W &t LEATHER TOP Drummond Carriage Co. ot WEIGH- ' and T years old. Fred P—141 IN OMATIA Tibras =i unsTx to ety ®. Drummond, 15th and TEAM OF HORSES WEL than 1100 1bs., well broken Send particolars o U 17, BANK wle. C PLATTI W. Hull ¢ VALL any, Y SAND FOR 20th ard Izard sts. Q-1 braska. answ sula at Address YOUNG CoMPL 10h st or will Kunkel, s labie b som 3 phurine MME UMBRE paired. CIHEATES NEW STANDARD 10th street and larg: DR ST CHICKE! C. R. Lee, THE FORMULAS ry medicines, favorably known with sole rights to manufac- In North and South Dakota, Ne- e but _responsible parties need Address H. F. Smith. Q—M:9 815 UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR manufacturer’s prices; ouly a few left W, 1 Q-us0-6* PARROTS FOR 0l Q CASH wale. lnay AND ORNAMENTAL 91 Douglas. Q—749 FOR WELL SALE. SO01 OF EHOW coffee mill for TE r MISCELLANEOUS. S GOOD FELED. 200 HEAD OF 3 sell 100 10 3 Lons of hay Gandy, Nel CLAIRVOYANTS. H. WARREN, usiness medium; SLATT NT, h year at 11§ N. ] —————————————————— MASSAGE, BATBS. ETC. DAME SMITH, 02 8 massage, vapor, and sea baths. 1ITH, alcohdl, I FLOOR, steam, sul® —Mk §* LA RUE, 16 SOUTH 15TH. T—M#1 § MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, 109 DODC 61890 PERSONAL. LAS MADE, RECOVERED / 106 South Sixteenth street. lesmut.. Continued, VIAVI HOME TREATMENT Health book_and consultation free. eall Viavi Co., M8 Dee bidg. Lady atteadant. 3 Youn Proctor, BALDUFF— A ‘pleasant Farnam st TAKE FRIEN 616 8. D; TIN 16th str P 4 and ¢ et anventent Paxton b place, 1 K; ‘phon VI“n: WHIPPPING Waterloo et 161 CREAM miik. AND nery Howad S UNBOLTED Nt N, 16th et M08 St DREAD FR Ramsey's. WHOLE WHEAT flour at Imogen L. 5% 8. U—a1d LEAV o 1075 1 DR.W.STEPHENSON, § TALIST, MME. LA ROOK Worth street, (hird f Class operators. WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J. Muller's new ice cream pariors, 292 Leaven: worth street: everything I8 new, including the building. Tel. 1030, fee croam dellyered. 1600 t rooms; i 10C CIGAR FOR G0, HAVA U—MesL sn FACIAL Post, TRO-THERMAL BATHS, ymplexion treatment. Muie. MME 319% BATHS, MASSAGE POST, MONEY TO LUAN —RIAL ESTATE. LIFE or INSURANCE ¥ bought. ¥. C. C JLICIES LOANED sney, Kunsus City, W ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 318 N.Y. LIk A at low rates for cholce fecurtly in N A Towa farms or Omah city property. W oN Mo, TO LOAN ON FARM DOUGLAS and ved Omalia real eatite. fust Co., 1702 1 A OMAHA Paxt b IN ) LOAN ON nnan, Love IMPROVED & Co, TRUST CO. las streets, loan ey © rty at lowest rates o NEY TO LOAN AT L4 0. F. Davis Co,, 1605 Far UNIT MOTTC York +2,000,000. mit choice Iands to' F. 8 ational bank bullding MONEY TO LOAN AT {mproved and unimproy 110 6 years. Fidelity AGE OF Surplus 360,00 Pusey. agen| LOANS ON_TMPROVE Droperty; $8,000 & upwards, 6 to 7 per cent delys " W. Farnam Smiith & Co.! 1530 Far ESTATE bank W16 PULCHASED, velliver & Co., Mii 03 BY TO LOAN ON OMAHA R W. B. Meikle, lst N. MOX At 6 per cent. LIFI3 INSURANCF Loans on sime ne Drexel bldg., Phila, MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. TRNITURE, PIANOS, ete., at lowe s in city: of goods; strictly confidentinl; you loan off at any time or in any MON horscs, Wi no_removal can pay the amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN 6 8, 10th sticei, X—ivh BLOCK J. B. HADDOC! AMGE SHORT TIME LOAN: " PERSC 01N TROP- build- TO LOAN ON Harvin Loan Co., MONEY erty. AL Lite RNT. kind ot which any €O., X761 HOU sagons. any ity, at lowest possible rates y back at any time. and FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTE) Withnell block. BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR RENT, A DEPARTMENT ON SECOND floor, 30x80, fn one Of the largest houses in incil Blufts, 13, care Bee, Councll Hluffs Y168 SINESS; NO Address Y106 S5% A FRECKLES. Y631 821 THE NATIONAL INFORMATION AND E. change Co., 23 First National bank, Omaha, has customers with cash, farm lands and city for merchandise; also stocks of goods > and trad —M86 80 LEARN pay. $1.500 ¥ Toom 4, FOR SALE, competition; @, Tiee. A HOWLING BUCC A _BIG PAYING B 91,800 cash takes it S, HAVAD INVESTED _ manufacturing bust Address W 10, O “light will PROFITS WEE pital. I'rospectus, nson & Dwyer, PER CEN $L50 or more atistics fre LY WITH et ¢ SALE, Kood Dusiness, FIRST CLAS in spl Address W 2 FRUIT AND ni o good business selling. Address W 2 GROCERY, DOI ation; Ko Y CIGAR, YBACCO, CON for sale, Goud reason FOIt SALI businie Towa. For particulurs address EOB EXCHANGE. UDE, HAVANA | A _AND OTIE merchandise. H. A. 1, 100 xchange o LANDS Wagner, 2—M855 income. Omaha, of Bee. ear farm Omaha about fand near or_Council Blulls. 425,00.00. Add Z—-Mo%2 115 E., IMPROVED LANDS, CLEAR . ‘good quality, with some cash, meérchandlse; correspondence con- Address lock box 30, Beaver 2N 7 Wi Toom 313, [ Value U Bl FOR EXCH of incumbranc for general fidential., Neb. CLEAR CITY PROPERTY FOR LA lams & Mittan, McCague bullding, South property BUSINESS NO’.\'ICE& OMAHA MEERSCE pipes made new oLD i RED, 119 N. 1% i [ PIPE FACTORY £ 10th, DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILY 8 OBt ALL KINDS: general gasortment of rang watesodttachments put \n & Hughed o7 8. 33 st & Jackson. - 30 BICYULES. “REMODELY and wened, repaired, C. Heflin, N. 16th 960 86 G LD, $ TO_ hig, i AR repar. Omana kT STOVE RE hotel range & cooks & heators Coonected at J PATHAR —AND R. BICYC ALL PRICES. hand and_ sh cle sundries Bend for our worn_bicyel All_Kinds. lst of second Repairy and Daxon, 43 N THE OMAHA LOAN clation pays larger I D BUILDING st (han any ® nts ot 81 ot M. Natting, <y, . Bee building YOU CAN MAKE MORE INTEREST ON YO ey by paying us $1 or more per m an In any savings baok. Investigate Loan and Building ass 1704 Farna more ‘storage batteries recl rical and gen eral machinists; superior_work _guaranteed Omaha Electrical Works, 617 and 618 8. 16th st 783 ELECTRICAT, ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC, tors for electric 1ight and motor plants a Kinds of electrical construction. Western upply Co., 415 and 420 8. Lith st H. K. embalmer BRAL DIRIC Ko st tel TOR hone 90 3 AND 1618 ‘Chic (S UNDERTAKERS AND st telephone 1060, ALIEN 1 Cuming SWANSON & embalmers, 0. MAUL balmer, 1417 Far PLUMBERS. FREB-PLUMBING OF EVERY steam & hot water heating; sewerag UNDERTAKER st telephone 235. -3 hot HANIC water heating. JOHN HOWE & CO., hot water heating, gas fixtu MBING, STEAM AND 5, globes, 421 5. 15 MISS MASON'S SCHOOL ing, established 1502, 'is work. A thorough _tajlor taken from nctual mepsure on a mathematical basis. dresses are made ding lessons. Each pupil bejng ¢ th ments_during 1 progression. Room #17_ 8. the fail Is taueht, ts and founded From two 1o thres the term of ten welled to handls nt stages of street HAY AND GRAIN. BUY YOUR HAY DY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE buy hay. A, H. Sny urt st tel, 107 0.8 sy st air 6th HAY COw WHOL HAY, ufT, *We are alwiys on the or seils 1402-4-6 Nicholas st 9 EDBRASKA . geain and milk market to buy OPTICIANS. Y GMAHA OPTICAL CO., LEADING OPTICIA J. F. Ponder, manager. Eyes tested free. suth 16th, 1 Kinsler's drug st THE_ALOB & PENFOLD opticians, 1408 Farnam st hotel, Eyes examined fre JOB PRlNTING REED JOB PRINTING, CO., FINE PRINTING of il kinds. 1ith st, Bed Building. MAIL ORDER COMMERCIAL PRINTING A Douglas _Printng Co., 419 8. 15th speclalty, st., Sheely bldg. Tel 44 for prompt service. 809 CO., SCIED obposite UPHOLSTERING. UPHOL'RING CABINET MAT W. R, Bell, R. A RESS WO McEachron, 2117 Leaveaw 801 1'lu~ MONTH i 802 3 VERYICHEAT, 1 2111 Cuming UPHOLSTERIN M. 8. Walkin, 'CORNICE. 803 EPE 181 “CORN RKS, JOHN nater ,prop., 108, 110, 112 N. 1ith. Estab. GRINDING. LAWN MOWERS, RAZORS, s SCISSORS, ground. Melchoir Dros,, LAWN MOW- th, 782 RS, 106 N. ALSO | CE Extract of the REBRINE rain of the In the treatment of (HAMMOND,) [ LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA. N, Y. N “A ease ‘comp). he “provment My “and neral wn s ol Dose Five D @drachms Where the alec on the n KUHN & CO.. bowels, Hammond eurological was presented had hecn treated s of CEREBRINE, w man_ aged forty doutile vision, This. aft troatn 1ad dlsappeare quite well oclaty, Toeam o with hypo St year had beg anarn gt marked the closed; i bladder and bow sense of constrictis Treatment Kun_about nd conaiste Lally hyy ot CEREBRINE *‘Hammond 1 with a like amount of ‘w vory marked; sexual fun and sharp pains b Ith Improved; able and could stand « sther treatme rent. g1 and steady EPILEPSY. loss K I with ting th lost: n local drug are Animal Extr gother with all subject, on receipt (O not sup ta, th of price Washington, b. ¢, AGENT TOR OM Mooting, April 4, 1893 tor afaxia fermic In % ago the nto sufs t severnl andfor typlen in Inability Ticulty n s sexuel around the ten weeks fermic in water. [m tions per- bladder 0 ppeared in up and with his pyed 82,50, plied with wilk ba lite MBIA CHEMICAL CO., AHA GoverYourLeg Our First Cut in Prices Want Room for New Goods, In our Main and Branch Stores we Patt have erns, 50,000 Sample Pants To oclose quick we will make Pants to Order, from the sample patterns at each store, at the following Great Reduction: Now $2.50. Now $3.00. Nov $3.50. Nov $4.13. Now $4.41, Nov $4.75. Now $5.086. Now $5.40. Nov $6.00. Formerly $ Formerly $ Formerly $! Formerly $ Formerly $! Formerly $1 Formerly $3.00 3.75 4.25 5.25 6.25 Formerly $7.26 Formerly $8.25 9.25 0.25 pon’t Miss This Chance. P mouth Rock Pants Company 408 N. 16th St. PERMANENTLY CURED NO PAY UNTIL WE REFER YOU T0 8,001 Writefor Bani Re: ZXAMINATION OR NO PAY CURED 0 PATIENTS. ferences. FREE. ) Uperatou ho Detention from Business, SEND FOR CIRCULAR. ~uE A F MILLER CO., 306-308 New York Life BI'ug., Omaha, Neb. WEA kness, & Hindoo GUICKLY AND PEKMANENTLY rantes of cure. Cor. 15th & Dough e 7. TALh & Dougiass 5 4,00 & Co. = BUREAU. Buildi UES & CO., Solici .A.TENT tors. Bee ng, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FR BANJOIST *strec AND Rliornia 514 IN PIANOS AND ORGANS. instruments rented; rents ap ‘A, Hospe, Jr. 18 OR BARGAINS easy paymen!s; on purchase. W5 MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS ALVA J. GROVER, MATHE urveying instruments, engineers’ tects' supplies; _traclig cloth, papers. 318 8. I6th; mail orders. ATICAL AND, blue TEN‘I‘B AND AWNINGS. WOLF BRO: awnings, t tarpaulins, 1th st., .. MANUFACTURE ts, flags, wa hay stas balloons and pars 5 elephone 64, Tents for rent covers, 706 8. 807 817 " TAXI[DERMISTS. TAXIDERMY AND FURS. logue. George SEND Brown, jr., & Co. FOR CATA- 709 S, 16th. 811 HORSESHOEING. GOOD CLEAR REAL ESTATE koods. Address W K, this ‘oflic LOT IN | young Dros, oD change for Lamoreaux AST work 6 8 N OMAHA hors: 16th, WYANDOTT . with ten acres ad- Hancack Co., Ohio, to tand o mérchandise. TO or mules. IMPROVED 120 ACRI Ohio, and fine residence joiming good town in (i ern Neb. Schuyler Neb, OMAHA IMPRCVED AND residence mope.ty and eastern N land to wade for dry Koods With owner. Box 716, Schuyler, Neb, ) Z-M120 05 TED TO TRADE A CLEAR 1 ¥ frum $100 1o $200 for a Phueton. room 1, Ware block. BRICK. WANT lot near | e for good brick. C. Brunne o b 7 1317 1 N.Y. LITE. RIE $06-6° 1-ROOM_ COTTAGE; CFlL- water; cor. 13th and Sahl time. Enquire 1318 Farmam. R E— KOUNTZE at ce, crmi N. Withnell -1 ND FARMS, arker blog R E HARRISON, NEW city long el Burns. ¢ OF THE Place (2119 e 13, sold will go for less of e £bout half . balance easy. R ), 2 Y. Life. HOUSE: F. K. HOME it N JAINS, e or trad GAI:KI"V LANDS, » postoffice, long time, easy terma. Y. Life RE—731 SALE, MY RESIDENCE, 8, Leavilt Burnham. 5 miles fron Call at 940 + FoR 3 R E—10; Cass. TYPEWRITERS. TERS BOUGHT, BOLD, BX. chunged, rented and repaired. Typewriter and office wupplies. Typewriters rented ut $4 per moath The Omalia Typewriter exchange, su ceasors o the typewriting department of the Miexeath Stationery Co., 24 8. 13th. tel. 131, TYPEWR HERTY TV nge, tel THE NEW DOUS ha Typewrlter exc WRITERS OF should make you suspicious; funny mostly Swith's. Try one and you understand_ why: full Ine of supplies. emier Co., 17th and 1.2 PEWRITERS-OMAHA steal typewrilers, they 2 he Densmore ¢ machin: any typewriter m FOR they will D DON'T Why? e made: they will and do a better quality of work. Our supply department will be sure o please you Send your machines (o us you want them repaired. United Type and Supplies Co., 1619 Farnam street. phone, 1385, TYPEWRITING AND STENOGRAPHIC HEAD- auarters ‘at. Room 22, Douglas block Phoue 1680, Te:ms reasonable. 16TH ST. 234 Mi'>. THOMAS MALONEY, 02 N. SUBST 16Lh& F = per, SHERIDAN COAL, BXCELL Tor Lard coal and §3.50 ton che LOST. LETTER ADDRES: ntaining Chicago dra reward. LOST—OPENED Brent K, Yates, turn to 302 B JOHNSON BRC all kinds of 1008 Farnam st. 5., WHOLESALE Goal. Corresponde DEAL! solicited. 812 ERAL STENOG- elephone G Atso1 CARPhNTERS AND BUILDERS, C. B. MORRILL, CARPENTEN, OFFICE AND ‘tore fixtures “a_specially. Patehing _and plastering. 1513 Capilol aye., 796 tel.” 48 DYE WORKS. i ISACK, IFFE, GF rapher, 42 Bee building. BCHO! 1521 tion DYE WORKS, every descrip- TWIN street cl Ty Dyeing aning, DEN’X‘I'JEE, EORGE 8, NASON,, DENT Vaxton block, 16th and Farnam sta., tel Tz I ot and DENTIST, 2020 BURT ST. FURNAGES. DEST FURNACE MADE, §OI'T COAL SMOKE consuming and hard coal ‘furnaces. Eagle Cor- nice Works. 108-112 'K.2gRh st 510 o LIVERY BTABLE. 7 ARDING STABLE VERY RIGS cheap. 124 Laumlicy, #eh and St. Mary's a M-$09 DR PAUL, ~ HOTELS. (EUROPEAN) Room by duy N. W. GOR. or ‘wee 1i3.59¢ HOUS Dodge. AETNA Lith and PAWNBROKERS, MAROWITZ LOANS MO EY, 48 N. 16th i) HARNESS, g BEFORE YOU BUY A HAR- Bohne, 711 8, 16th st 263 GET MY PRICE August BCHOOL E OF SHORT Omaha, Ask for circular, D.\KBIH& B HllNr\'\lh FoR I or stage dances. 150 Huraey., HAND, Proposals for of a brick church buiiding n Doniph; the un: 5th, Plans the Riley street, All b certifiec equal | submitted, as guarantee to tract with the boa cepted, Succe: 159 office of Jos. J CONTRACT OPI the erection and ar D an Co dersigned Kansas, until 91 and_specifications may Waltz, Atehison, Kan: jdders will be required to 1 check (payable to the und n amount to three per ce ter ch ssful be bidder or bidders will building tonvill will be received by noon of September cen itect, at 1025 furnish a lersigned) nt of bid into con- rd should his bid be ac- be re- quired to furnish a_bond for the amount of contract, for the faithful pr secution and completion of the work in accordance with the All proj plans _specifications and posals must be sealed and “Proposals for Church Building."’ The board of trustees do not, instructions, endorsed however, bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. REV. RR AU LWRY JSTINE BAKER, O, Dentonviile, S. B. Kansas, IiME GARD Leaves | Omana| Leaven Omanal :ispm. $:45am. . Leaves | _Omahal i0:15am. 10:15am. CHICAGO & NORTHW U. P. Depot, 10th & Maso Castern Bxpress od Limited. ... Mo. Valley Local, \.Omaha Chicags Special.. 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Loa Bloux City WABASH Unlon Depot. § nm L.Arrives 5.1 Omaha coeeer 9130AM 5:00pm Arrives | Omaha 5:10pm ). 5:10 ). 1045 9140 [Arive | Omaha 6:00am 6:35pm :l0am Arrives 1 Omaha y Oniyh ). 9:40am Arrives Omaha 10:80pm Arrives Omaha 9:40am 10am |Arrives s, Oma: READY FOR THE CRAND Gala Program for the Reunion of the Old War Horses in Waiti PITTSBURG ALREADY IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE Looked Tens of Next Week's Nutional Kncampment Last in Which Thousands of Old Soldlers Will 1te In Upon as t PITTSBURG whit cities Sept. 6.—An eruption of red and blue has broken out all over the of Pittsburg and Allegheny. 1 become epidemic, and every hour bursts of color, while the stars Glory™ rival in number those of the h Every house s robed In and decorated with banners, and there will be but dwellings that will be be- decked in the national colors ificent arches being erected on the thor- search lights of int rare on business uting fow in are oughfares being placed on the surrounding heights and experts are trying to outdo each other in the size and beauty of electric lght Business, politics and soclal functions merely side Just now. Th vailing and all-absorbing is fitting reception for the veterans coming here to attend the Twenty-eighth 1 encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic Applications for quarters are the office of the local executive all parts of the country. It was the hard times would affect tl at the coming encampment. It has become generally understood that e the last encan which the old soldiers will parade tens of thousands 014 age and its infirmities are rapldly over- taking the heroes of '61 many are no longer able to march long distances regard less of storm or sunshine. The route Is but two miles long this encampment The majority of strangers so far are men who expect to turn a penny or two during the encampment. A few old soldiers from dis- tant points have arrived, bringing with them their wives and ehildren. In addition to the veterans and their relatives an enormous crowd of visitors s expected and the van guard has already reached here. They feel that they may never again have the oppor tunity to see so many of the nation’s heroes massed in one place. The first of the veterans' organizations to reach here are scheduled to arrive on urday and arrangements have been ma meet them at the depots and escort the their quarters. The naval veterans arrive on that day and will be quartered in boats on the Monongahela river. On Sunday the railroads have arranged to bring in 20,- 000 more and by Monday evening nearly 100,- 000 veterans will be here The finishing touches are being placed to- day on the mammoth bufldings of Westing- house, in which a reception will be tendered next Wednesday evening to the delegates of he Grand Army of the Republic encamp- ment, the Woman's Relief corps and the ladies of the Graund Army of the Republic “This will be the social event of the encamp- ment. Every civilian will be expected to at- tend in full dress while the military men and members of the Grand Army of the Re- public will appear in their uniforms The contest for the honor of holding the next _encampment will likely be a hot one, Paul and Loulsville, the latter already ng a representative on the grounds, be- confident of victory. DAy Don't Tread on M Vibrates the rattlesnake with Sensible people ushera in chills and fever. If they don't kniw they shiuld, that Hostetter's Stimach Bitters is the proventer and remedy, Nor should they forget that It remedies dyspepsia, liver complaints, nervousness, sleeplessness and debility, and {s a general tonic without equal. not Magi main lesigns. are pr to prepare issues one idea however, this will hay ing his rattle. NEW YORK TIMES LITIGATION. Richard Sibley Asks the Court to Cancel His Stock Subscription. NEW YORK, Sept .6.—At a special term of the supreme court today an order was ob- tained in the suit of Richard C. Sibley against the New York Times Publishing company, to compel the defendant company to give to the plaintiff a copy, or permit the plaintifft to take coples of the original agreement which he signed In conjunction with others, subscribing for $50,000 of the stock of that company and slso to compel the company to deposit the document in the office of the clerk of the court for three days, for the examination and Inspection of the plain- tiff and his attorneys. The papers upon the application allege that fraud was practiced upon the plaintiff in securing his subscrip- tion, In his petition Mr. Sibley states among other things that he seeks a revision of his agreement to subscribe to the Times company's stock, by reason of the frauds and deceits practiced upen him,” and he asks that his relations to the Times as a stockholder be “‘utterly severed,” and states that he has come into a court of equity for protection against liability as a stockholder as to any complication with creditors of (hat company. Mr. Sibley also avers on Informa- tion and bellef that the Times company is “In_precarious financial condition in that its business has not been successful.” e Oregon Kidney Tea cures troubles. Trial size, 25 cents. ottt AL STEALING STATES LUMBER. o Frauds Unearthed In Minuesota by Senator Dedon, MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 6.—State Senator W. S. Dedon of the senatorial committee, which is investigating the frauds against the state in the cutting of pine on school land has just returned from an extensive erulsing through the country where the frauds are alleged to have been committed. Said he “We are now ready with the evidence neces- sary to begin suits aggregating $500,000 against various lumber firms of the state Up to date we have uncovered frauds which will mount up to $1,000,000, and the investi- gation has cost the state $6,000. One firm which has cut over a section, settled with the state on the basis of only 674,000 feet. Our scale from the stump shows that over 7,000,000 was actually cut, and the true figure is probably nearly 9,000,000. This is a sam- ple case. “After it was cut, an employe was Instructed to burn it over, and make a clean job of it. Our report to the next Ie ure will open thelr eyes to corruption high places that they had not dreamed We shall not deal in glittering g:neralities, but in cold, hard faets: Oregon Kidney Tea cures achies. Trial size. all kidn» ANl druggiste in of. nervous All druggists. hcal ALREADY, il the Law is Hot on MEMPHIS, Tenn,, Sept. 6.—The investiga- tion into the Iynehing of six negroes near Millington is being pushed with vigor. The grand jury has returned five indictments and more will follow. Those indicted are: Detective W. 8. Richardson, who arrested the negroes and led them Into the hands of the mob; A, Atkinson, the man who drove the wagon; Jeff Laxton, a merchant at Kerr- ville, who is supposed to have been the leader of the mob; Mike Strickfadden and Jim Sissely, members of the vigilants. Reports from Kerrville and Millington state the lynchers have become alarmed and many are waking preparations to leave the country. Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache. size, 25 cents. Al druggist Trial k. A large three- off here. It |is the rocks during me {8 not known. CHATHAM, Mass., Sept. 6 masted schooner has sunk believed that she ran on the fog last night. Her i< Irrigationists Eating Watermelons. ROCKY FORD, Colo, Sept. 6.—The dele- gates to the irrigation congress arrived here early today and are joining heartily with thousands of other visitors in the annual walermelon day celobration. They will in- take alarm at the chill which | | | own | some ti spoct the irrigation works of the Arkan valley and return to Denver tonight, CONVIOTED BY THEIR OWN WORD Intended Molding Up Jetter Hold for Teial three men, Jesse James, F. Cook, who had pl as Jetter. the South and whoso plans were wers up before the jud yesterday they testitony, Men W Browe The and J Balth W. C. Din- nned to rob Omaha brewer, nipped in the bud, o of the police court were convie n thelr thotigh the detectives put in a word to help them along. In passing sens t the court gave James sixty days in the county Jai!, while Cook and Dinkle got ninety days cach, a portion of which time is 1o be devoted to eating bread and water, Two Bullying David Cook, another one of the stragglers from the original Kelley army, which went through Omaha with much pomp and splendor last spring, was in police court yes terday charged with boing a vagrant, Cook was hungry nd was begging upon the streets in the northern portion cf the city, At one house he was refused a hand-out, after which he turned n and abused the lady of the house by using sheckingly bad languase. Jick Kenn rested for beg another street court he abused fused alms guars dailed, 1y was another who was ar- ing upon the streets. Like beggar who was before the all of the persona who re- Jack was sentenced to fiv days in the county jail, the sentence, how= ever, boing suspended providing he would et out of tow He promised and started for some other port Tonk Possession of tha House. Maleomb Dow has importuned the police to arrest four men who are cccupying his resi- lence at Thirty-ninth and Miami streets in Omaha View addition. He says that one week and while he was absent, thesa men cams up:n the premises and aporopriated his house and the contents. When he turned Wednesday they were in full posse: sion and refused to move out, He says that they aro strangers in the neighborhood, but that he is of the cpinion that they are gang of toughs who have been committing depredations in the outlying additions to the city during the past mon(h Stole n Baskot of Grapes. Wan Jackson, & young man from the couns try, stands an excellent chance of going to the penitentlary, and all because he got held of a 25 cent basket of grapes that belonged to some other person. There was one of the Missouri Pacific cars etanding on the siding and from th!s ear Wan stole a lone basket of grapes, first breaking in the door. He was caught in the act nd charged with burglar Yesterday he pleaded guilty and was held to the district court in bonds of $1,000 ot being able to put up the collateral, he went to jalil. \ for Whipping a Yoy, a Loy of thirteen summers, nd costs for having made an assault upon P. Sikes, a boy who elerks In a igar store at Locust street and Sherman avenue. Lawson {s one of the tough boys of that vicinity, and a few dsys ago he went store and demanded a package os, saying that he had no monay, refused to part with the weeds, and 50 told Lawson, who left the store, declaring that he would get even. A day or two later Lawson met Sikes on the street and gavo him a severe pounding. in John Lawsc was fined $12 Charges Against Saloon K Vodicka, John proprietors pers. Simerick and W. J. of a South Thirteenth street saloon, have boen arrested for tho reason that they have failad to file thelr articles of partnership. They claim that the prosecution is instituted by a man who takes this course to get even with one of the part- ners who owes him a small debt, which ls me past due. The hearing of the cass comes up next aturday. It is the first prosecution under the state law, which res quires the filing of articles of co-partner- ship. v Burlin, Short Pollce Stories. r kicking Officer Bllly White, Charles Peterson was yesterday fined $20 and costs. Sam Mazza, a boy who has been hanging around the entrance of the Boyd theater for the past two years, was yesterday booked for the reform school, his parents declaring that he had become incorrigible and that he was beyond their control. The case against Tom Foley, Will Carter and W, 8. Curtis, charging that they cperate a room where gambling devices are kept and where the tiger is bearded in his den, was commenced in police court yesterday, with a number of prominent citizens being called as witnesses, Lawrence Porter mann were sent thirty days each, the being that they stole a couple of sets of har= ness from Porter Bros. & Hackworth of Ot= tumwa, Ia., afterward bringing the property to this city and placing it in one of the pawn shops. and Thomas Zimmer- the oounty jail to do charge against them to KILLED Constables Fire on a Man Supposed to Have Boen u Safe Blower. MASCOUTAH, IlL, Sept. 6.—Safe blowers broke Into the store of Willlam Peters at New Memphis last night and moved a heavy afe into the street where they were prepars ing to blow it u Louls Kraus, a young farmer, coming into town for a physiclan, came upon the criminals, who fired upon him without warning, shooting him in several places but not fatally. The firing aroused the citizens who are In pursuit of the gang. The leader was recognized. A suspect was found in the Okaw bottoms. He, it is sald, resisted arrest, and fired upon constables, who retaliated with fatal ef- The man who was killed has the ap- pearanc: of a tramp, but had nothing in his possession to indicate that he had been im- plicated in the safe burglary — - ANOTHER BBEWERY TRUST. H. M. Bigelow Organizing & Second Com= Competo with His First. CHICAGO, Sept. 6.—English capital Is now looking for another C)icago invostment, For some time past the creator of the Brew- ery trust, H. M. Bigelow, has been in Bue rope endeavoring to organize Into a syndi- cate twenty of the largest breweries In Chi- cago and outside of the present great trust, and which, when completed, is to have a capital of $12,000,000, or $2,000,000 more than the present syndicate. Mr. Bigelow had secured $8,000,000 of the $13,000,000 nece: sary and it is sald that the new syndicate will comprise about twenty of the brewerles in this city. THE REAL placed on record September Y MARKET. INSTRUMENTS 1894 WARRANTY DEEDS. nd wife to 1 E Betebenner, , W Albright 3 0o any to'A"C Van Tixier, Hlme Parker's ey 16,0 and 5 6 foet | and lot 1, block 6, H Baxter, n 33 feat Tot 18, Dlock v of J 1 Hedicke's add. G W Ames and wife o K 3 8t Tot and & % lot I K 3, Ames Place...... I'F Coud to ¢ 13 Rustin, all iol 2, block 11, Smith's add lying & of Fare e Lo same, Iots 2 block 5, Himebangh' ¥ "B hustin and wite to Ellen M Coad, 6, block 140, Omaha Brikis ife block 146, South QUIT CLAIM J W Dvorsky and wif vestment compuny, 9. 29-16.13 371 Redick o1 137 feet lot 2, “lot lot 8, 10 ¥ Cond, w8 'fe block 11, Smith's add Total mmount of transfer e~ e— ‘When Baby was sick, we gave ber Castoria, ‘When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, Whea she had Children, she gave them Castoria