Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 11, 1894, Page 7

STEAMSHIP LINE. ETEAMBHIPS—SAIL New York f BUSINESS GROWING BETTER TYPEWRITERS Typewriter and every Saturdiny fro office wipplies Londonderry o Omaha Typewriier exchange, = Quantity of Freight Moving from Pacific Coast Bastward. Megeath Stationery Cpi 214 8, g1e or round trip tiekets from Feduced rates to the Irish and all conti —_— —y-s s Chicags at SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRIT The Omaha Typewriter exchange, _BW 8. 13tk st tckets apply PERSONAL, ELL, AB MADE Sixteenth sire RAILROAD PROSPECTS local agents or SHORTHAND AND LYPEWRITING. BOARDER nell's Report oss and Prospects Aftor Rates to Ba Restored Rallway Notes. Healll book and_ consultation free Ask for cireular. HORSESHOEING. THOMAS MALON tho System a5 by of Pays you $4 to $8 weekly— that means pin money —adds little to your present expenses sant and eonvenlent place, Paxton block; Farnam street, any typewrite etter quality rent will be sure WHIPPPING Waterloo creamery, 1613 Howard; Superintendent of Motive Power J has roturned from a the western division LIVERY STABLE. 160 LEAV n? TYPEWRITING AND STENOGRAPHIC HEA[- several days' Speaking of the business that about four weeks ago nearly WHOLESALE COAL. ESALE DEALERS IN Muller's new yihing s new, Tee cream deliy worth sireet MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. 18 NOW PREPARED terms §1.00 per Sacramento So solid was yards of the Southern DR.\W.ETEPHENSON, SPECIALIST, 16 8. STENOGRAPHERS, THE BEE 17 WORDS FOR 25 Leavenworth stret. 10C CIGAR FOR HAVANA FRECKLE: 22 Bee buflding. Telephone 697 Union Pacifie, engines and crews which was granted, ere loaned the company st in clearing the blockads. “This has about been accomplished, “and the fruit business from AND ORGANS; nstruments rented; THS, MASSAGE. DANCING SCHOOL, Mr. McConnell open_for adults and Howard (o building, and will have winter goods Sa gant plcture ELECTRICAL SVPPLIES ARMAT RES A fruit growers along the Snake river in Idaho September 8 "UPHOLSTERING. Hl!n_l\n-m\n- VERY C1 AND CONVER otrical et sen: clalty of woole yarns and crochet cot- dwork will find it to th e, 617 and o1 ¢ the Snake country, PAWNBROKERS, & in a few boxes of fruit MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY PATEITT BUREAU. SUES Bmlllmg, OMAHA, Neb CBCTRICAL ors for electric ot ‘electrical construction 418 and §2) S. mx.x\( ERS AND anis and. ali Sagescomple m{x are sold to Stock from Washington 4 this will keep the road until cold weather sets FURNISHED RODMS AND BOARD PLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD. M35 816 tric Supply Co., BUSINESS NOTICES, RGN 1L FACTORT; ts for these columns will bo taken and until 9:00 INSURANCE T uatil 123 p. : P. m. for the morning and Sun. Advertisors, ean have answers address Answers 50 0 the rolling S & CO., Solicitors. Bee Advice FREl , Kansus City _pipes made DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 119 N, 16. harmonlously. found a good many of the old employe I talked with many of them, FURNISHED convenlences. ' employment. but as business be delivered up braska aod lowa fa ‘ms or Omaha city property. FURNISHED gentlemen: or man and wife at BUILDING & LOAN ABSUCIATION. YOU CAN MAKE MORE INTERE: encouragement Nothing taken for less than Ziec the probabllities of getting back.” first insertion. advertisements IN DOUGLAS Omaha real Ceaves | CHE Depot, 10th & M i <in CEIVERS' FEES, RATES RE ety Trust Co. than in any savings bank. ‘ Sixty Thousand a ¥ear Suved to th SITUATIONS WANTLD. Farnam_st. Sta Publfies Twenty-Fout Dropped OFF, MILWAUKEE, Sept. the Northern simultaneously Jenkins and courts in Minnesota, angement between the the reorganization committee and the Farmers Loan & Trust company of New . Love & Co., Pax T ‘Omahia Chicago Spe Joos \\n'u< Mn\c«"\'ln-‘;\fl\l | I ot 10th_and Mason §is. URE GOOD N & Q[Arrives 10.—The twenty-four FURNISIRD | property at lowest rates of Intercst TO LOAN AT LOWE 5 Farnam st UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS K. BURKET, 1618 ‘Chicago . ANSON & VALIE 1701 Cuming st., Fethcneed by U MORTGAGE CO. Surplus $600,000, UNFUENISHED ROOMS FDR RENT Depot 10th_and M AKERS AND tekeohons 1060, tional bank bullding. the lines for a sum per annum TRAVELING § unimproyed Omaha Fidelity Trust Co., improved and 1105 years. NDERTARER, (except_Suncay)..1 ‘arnam st., telephone 225 Depot_10th and Mason Sts. Kansas City Day The receivers were appointed last October. ON_IMPROVED & UNIMPR DRESSMAKING. HXPERIENCED Smith & Co., DRESSMAKER, Leaves | CHICAGO, FOB R NT STORES AND OFFICES 924 DOUGLA By the new arrangements none of to extend beyond receiverships consummate i0th & Mason MONEY TO LOAN. at 6 per cent. N ONATIA TOFAT, ?LUMBLK; m.Oklahoma £ Negotiations which the Spokane & Palouse road and the and part of th fRting: sewerage, mx\n m Oklahoma & Texas Fxp. have been VS CAPITA STRIKING FOTR MERCIANDISING MONEY TO LOAN— GHA‘ITELS MON \ TO LOAN ON FUR ¢ further particulars mm.un R charge of $41,490 the first eighteen month: SLUMBING, The Puget Sound Shore road lease calls for a reduced interest charge of $41,490 the first months and eighteen months The new arrangement makes a great step reorganization Ni ym n( iirice & ~u.m-m i ..x' n Farnam street o ASSISTANT no. removal of BoLs can pay the loan OMAHA MOR’ AT COURTLAND BEACH, A DIAMOND 14 its return to Baumer's ng” questions Teaves | CHICAGO, MIL. & 8T GmanalUnion Depdt, D FLOOR OFF 10h & Mason Sts.| v store and . e light and’ elevator service the effectiv Northern Pacific road. TADDOCK, CHATELAINE BAG CO! SSTIMONY ON THE h and Webster Sts. CRIPPLED ROADS _PER: n\.\x, Master In Chancery Cor) e Ing Tomorrow. 10.—The announcement that a meeting of the government directors of the Union Pacific railroad in this city tomorrow is not correct so far as Is known, as the ofiiclal receivers of the company here, sh to Give a Hear- 1ild of America and Nebragka, year ‘Engdowment Hiablo. people only 6:00pm. .. Norfolk_Express (iIx. Sunday).. 5 Paul Express. i 10LD FURNIL r any kind of t possible rates MONEY TO LOAN ON_HOUSEI NEW YORK, Sept. OR_STOLIN OR 0N ROAD FROM Address room and_Edmond 5th aud Webster St Louls Express.. containing lar FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTES CO- Withneli_block. BUSINESS CHANCES, A HOWLING SUCCESS, HAVANA FRE nink " s hool Sun. mlu aska Local.. D! f B:0pm. Dy (ex. ,\1‘7 COURTLAND SATURDAY BT, Depot '15th and Webster’ 8 ...Sioux City Accom. tFx ix City Accom. Sloux Clly Exprems ( it is stated apply Scandinavian Y. WANTED—A GIRL NO 1810 Calitornia. INFORMATION "HAY AND GRAIN. BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE 3 1906 Burt s, Aame o6 travel es and good salary or commission o Yight party. in Chancery Cornish kearing In this city tomorrow to take testi- mony bearing upon the continued operation hy the Union Pacific recelvers of the small Colorado and SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC GmihalUaion Depot, 1001 & Mason Sts.| Omida has customers with e property for merchandise; also stocks of goods for sale and trad farm lands and city FOR RENT HOUSEB. TENTS FOR RENT, Lock Box 420, —_— WANTED—TO RENT. ES TO RENT, I can supply. New York Ci 1811 FARNAM G S10T% 'va pacT Depot 15th and Webs! NEBRASKA HAY We are always also good location for doci LT IDIUM PRICED HOUSES, houses for rent with Ames. WANTED, GOOD M cor.cerning instructions market to buy or seil. HOTELS, u the recelvers as HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, DARKER BLOCK. obligations on a number of ontstanding more important out of the lease of the Oregon ¥ Nayigation, the traffic arrangement with the well established irade: best r Waples, 855, erred; roferences HOUSES IN ALL P LL_MODERN, NORTH Addiess W 45, Bee . 1506 Farnam. R. 1, CONTINEN KENNY & CO. splendid_location; NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK U, 8. Depository, Umaha, Nebraska, sons for selling. AE 13th and Dodge. Short Line, Union Pacifie, Room by day’ or week $150.00 INV] Kansas City & Omaha The hearing is continued in of the order made last July by Judge Sanborn of St. George Clouser, OPI‘ICIANS OMAHA _OPTICAL CO. Biyer, 834 Broadway, New York. Y-l O5e FOR EXCHANGE. MERICA’S PRIDE, MINE PHO- 2 OR HOUSF \ cottage on sm car line; only Fidelity Trust Compuny ice must be reason:bl e asien lm- _South 16th, in Kinsler's drug stor t, one-halt block fr CAPITAL, SURPLUS, $400,000 $55,500 HAVANA FRECKLES, §0. SCIBNTIRIG N. Y. AND N. E'S TROUBLES, ee Signed by Ju. Ince of Providence. 10.—T. Jefferson Coolidge, jr., treasurer of Old Colony Trust company, iver of the New York & Ne sald to an Assoclated reporter today that Judge Wallace of Provi- had signed against the New England property in Massa- chusetts and Rhode Island, and that it would Imanediately I0WA AND OTH ange (or merchandise, Foreclosure Dee quire at’ 825 South 18th street. F-ROOM 1Ot 1 GRINDING. LAWN MOWE Meichoir Bros., K HIGH SCHOOL: BOSTON, Sept. EHOLD GOODS; CLEAN FOR TRADE OR ALL OF § buildings on’ N Sireets, Soith Orana’ Miingiog for §ood clear South “Omaha or of ' property about and cheap rate. RAZORS, ET( 11§ Farnam Ofticers and Directors—Henry W. Yates, pres- John 8. Collins, vice-president; 8. Reed, Cashler; Willam H. S, Hughes, ass! ant cashier, THE IRON BANK. land railroad, ,000.00. Address | RAZORS, SHEATR: . L. Undelind, —_— TENTS AND AWNINGS‘ WOLF BROS, , tents, flags, ws balicons _and telephone 604, FOR RENT, DEST STORAG R CITY PROPERTY FOR LAND. gue building, Mittan, McC: Leavenworth, FOR RENT-$ ROOM NE pice porches. i e SN brought to IN EAST OMAHA TO _Lamoreaux Brus, IMPROVED 13 ACRES IN W ACTURERS OF hay stack covers, Inquire at Fox, 12 ri River Rates, is a growing rates from Missouri river gateways to Colo- rado and Utah common points will be re- stored in a very short time. done one strong factor against Tents for rent. We Have Corn, WHEAT AND OATS FOR SALE IN CAR LOAD LOTS. Write or wire u 0. B, cars, Omaha delivered at your sta Telephone 218. Omaha Elevator Co. OMAHA. JOB muu'xme. REED JOB PRINTING AYMENTS T ow prices on furniture nterprise Credit U nd household ana .-.‘m.n Nel i COMMERCIAL st, Sheely bldg. These rates base on FOR SALE-—KORBES WAGONS ETC 2 OR TRADE, ing 1,000 pounds each 430 Ramge block. NTED-A TEAM OI from Monta should they be raised to the original stand- ard it would cousiderably increas A gentleman who the transcontinental meeting differential bother, but made until the Santa F * HORSPS W 6'and 7 years old, e at falr values for s has just returned SUBSTITUTE Address William Marshall, 5.9 ton cheaper, 16t Farnam HORSES WE or 2124 Miami FOR RENT, considerable no agreement would be e and Southern ARTIES HAVING Qistricts to t guarantee to bring Wil find It to thelr advantage to address Cook Hend particulurs to U 1i, 1E_DROUTH D. T. MOUNT IAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF- Brown block. —_— DENTESTS. 8. NASON DENTIST, SUITE 200 wnam sts), tel. CHEAVEST SIX ROOM C with bath"in city; only $15.00. for property flce to 209 8. TWO WELL BRED DI Angeles and San Francisco. “As a principle, opposed to differentials, but' as a matter of business policy some roads are compelled to require differentials in order to o present the to conserve glves me hope that the members of trans- continental OR RENT, 5 ROO! "INVALID CHAIB.S 229 BURT ST. MEDICAL, DR. PAUL, FOR qu E, NI FOR RENT- wrnam and Sthe sts. IN-ROOM HOUSE. modern Emjrovements 3916 Farnam st e the differential, CARRIAGE it cannot affect us very ,76 ROOM COT atreet; ity wat quite Robert less than cost extreme poluts on that business will feel the scalp at all. rumor that A Burlington, Rock Island and Rio Grande had reached a conclusion that the boycott should be lifted and would comb| ern lines for the protection of their Interests there s no truth in it, although 1 want to that it Is the serlously being been done as ye £Lout half cash, balance easy, By N. Withnell ® B s’rovs finp.uns Elastlo Stoc hn‘l‘linli&"\' oot Bougias Deformity Hruces, Invaid and Med: pplies. The Tion Drug House. . l.l)’i‘s’ TND . Barker block, BARGAINS, 8ds or trade. . 20th ard leard_ete FURNISHED ROOMS, 628 SOUTH v'rn -rr. 1408 Farnam Street, axton Hotel connections & spect GARDEN LANDS. CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL _C. R. Lee, %1 Douglus, FORMULAS RNISHED ROOMS AT $10 & m)\.‘ o mu ST, m.fl- i N thing to do. 6§ miles from postoffice, long time, easy terms. dered but fes, considered bu _Call at #0 N. Y. FOR SALE, FOR~ WELL favorably known with sole TIghts t0 manufac: nd Bouth Dakota, general _assortm er_attachments put e nected at . Hughes, 404 5. 13 st & Jackaon ¥ FURNISHED ROON man and wife. N 17th street. nothing has taken In bow RESIDENC] Leavitt Burnham FARM LANDS. in the northwest, ture and sell in N Alnl Freight Busine Hotter thun FURNISHED Address H. F. Smith. PARROTS 'P\JIK call at 2107 Douglas. RNISHED ROOMS, TAXIDEREISTE. 'rA\lM RMY AND FURS. orge E. Browd, §i as a whole, freight trafic on the rallroads is now better was this time increase in westbound shipments {s reported and it Is steadily growing. temporary spurt, but from it all the encouragement they can. A call was issued by the Rock Island road today for the conference of the Texas lines in Louls tomorrow to consider existing de- moralization of pnmnm LL MODERN TWELV best location in Om gain for cash buyer, %34 DODGE ROOM BRICK ol SR pv_n(mmmn ROOM, PRIVATE Mary's ayenue. FURNISHED I _ housekeeping. ROOM FOR LIGHT th. It may be but a the roads are drawing " CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, © RRILL, CARPENTER, FOR SALE FOR LEAS) OFFICE AND 538 miles ' fo Safes opened, corralls of 800 head living, water. HOUSEKEEPNG, o nmy county, ntaining two good " DYE WORKS. TWIN CITY Dyeing of every descrip: FRONT ROOMS. There will be a meeting of the Muricipal rates in that state. League in the Board of Trade bullding this ACCOMMODATION ngle beds with sitting room for th clusively. 220 N. MISCELLANEOUS. PASTURED; N. Babcock have gone for a short Judge Doane, Edward Ros:water, Dr. Dur- | to West Baden Springs, yea and others will speak of the coming city the Municipal GOOD FEED. Bend for our Wst of second hand and. shop; Tepairs and cycle mindries of M O . Daxon CORNICE. WESTERN CORNICY iron cornices. FURNACES. BEST FURNACE MADE, SOFT COAL SMOKE consuming and hard coal furnaces. Eagle Cor- worn bicycles. election and Mrs. J. R, Buchanan, wife of the general passenger agent of the or without board; ) VAULTS CLEAN members of ward councils, and those who have signed tn> league pledge cards, and friznds of good eity are invited te ity Kidney Tea Trial size, 25 cents. has gone to NICELY FURNISHED floor Turn|xh Jack O'hearne, superintendent of the Union shops at Cheyenne, to see the circus and purchase a new suit of chase his furniture at Cheyenne, 30 he says, for the little woms \\(lRK!ifl;L\'A\!\'I'/.IA:h T uAlRV(JYANTS BECOND-. HAHD BOOKS, government, be present. LAIRVOYANT, RE 1 year ut 119 N [} SOND-HAND | at Antiquarian book store. HOOKS BOUGHT FOR CASI LARGE ROOM FOR TW 9 Farnam street W6 Marney stroet 0 GENTLEME iable business medium; He will pu All durggists who will become Mrs. Jack O'Henrne Sep- tember 25, Miss Mcllle McGuire, Mr. Thomas M. Orr and Mrs. Ore left yosterday on a two weeks' tour through the east, visiting friends in New York, Boston and Connecticut. This s the first vaeas tion Mr. Orr has had in two years and ‘he ves his desk at Union Pacific headqu ters with the best wishes of many friends for a delightful outtg. Mr. James Dewar will have charge of Mr. Orr's business dur- ing the absence of the assistant secretary 10 the recelver. My boy was taken with a disoase reseme bling bloody flux. The first thing I thought of was Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and D arrhoea Remedy. Two doses of it seltled the matter and cured him sound and well, [ heartily_recommend this remedy to all pers sons suffering from a like complaint, 1 will answer any inquiries regarding it when stamp 18 enclosed. 1 refer to any county ofs fielal as to my reliability, Wm. Roach, I, P, rimroy, Campbell Co, Tenn. For sale by ists, Remember that Judge Holcomb speaks tos night at Exposition hall. R TWO WEEKS MORE. Courtland Weach Will Prosent o Line of Ate tractions for Another Fortnight. Courtland beach wil remain open an- other week or two, but the force of employes has been reduced and only those necessary to handle the anticipated decreased business has been retalned. Notwithstanding the dullness exporfenced in all lines of business as well as (n amusements the season just closed at Courtland has been a reasonably successful one. It has boen more profitable than the management at the beginning of the season had reason to expect. While the attendance the first month was far below that of the corresponding period of the sea- son of 1803, it gradually increased to the close. The special attractions intreduced did much to Increase the patronage, and while Courtland beach has entertained in the neighborhood of 176,000 people during the past fifteen woeks, no one can justly con- demn any of the numerous attrectinns. Manager Grifith has succeeded during this season, as well as last, in giving the patro the very best talent it has been possible to cbtain, and his advertising of his en- tertainments has never been exaggerated. Particularly is this true of Pompeli, and the throngs who visited it from abroad saw far more than had been looked for, “The Last Days of Pompell,”” of course, while it was a mammonth production, with expenditures much more enormous than most people would imagine, has increased the beach exchequer, but the directors and stockholders of the Courtland Beach association at the same time may be called upon to make good & small defleit on the entire beach season not- withstanding. Tho Odd Fellows picnic on Wednesday. The Wosdmen of the World hold a picnio on_Thursday Several private dances have been arranged to take place shortl The disbursements of the beach assocla | tion have been more than double those of last Billy Bickett and wife, remembered by beach” patrons as “The Bicketts,” were at Pompeii Saturday night enroute’ east from *Frisco. The switchback railway, the carousal, bath houses, zoclogical garden, ete., will re- main open, but the orchestra, balloon and other attractions have been discontinued. The rain Sunday interfered with the at- tendance at Courtland for the first Sunday during the past two years. Consequently th employes turned It into “Employes day, and during the afternoon, headed by the band, boarded the steamer Aurora and took ‘a sail on Courtland lake. Upon re- turning the band played a march and the employes, including the police, colored dish- washers, cashiers, cooks and help of all kinds paraded the entire beach, dismissing at the switchback, where all enjoyed a ride, and many of them for the first time Superintendent George S. Crane was yes- terday the recipient of a handsome gold mounted silk braided watch chain with inl- tials end date thereon, a token of esteem from employes of the beach. On Septem- ber 12, 1893, at the close of the season, they gave him a pretty charm, which now hangs from his new chain. -— Says M. W. Selby, Muncie, IIL: ‘*Last summer a coal miner came to my drug store one night, half dead with cramps. There was no doctor to be had. He asked me it 1 had anything that would help him. [ opened a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colie, Chol- era and Diarrhoea Remedy and gave him a large dose. In twenty minutes his pain was all gone. This man had been subject t cramps, but has not been troubled since. Every family should keep this remedy at hand for use in such cases. It can always be depended upon. Tor sale by druggisis. i i il New Street Cleaning Device A new device for street cleaning has re- cently been patented by Omaha parties and it promises to almost revolutionize the mode of cleaning the highways and byways. It fs automatic, taking the dirt up and passing it through a dust separator and depositing it in a cart, which is attached behind. When the cart is full by an ingenious contrivance a bell Is rung, as if by magle, which gives the driver the tip to stop and have the full cart detached and have It replaced by an emply one. The machine Is hauled by two horses and the power to run the fans and brushes neces- sary for the strcet cleaning process Is in- dependent of the traction. This machine does away altogether with the necessity of street sprinkling. It Is dustless and can be used In the day time on streets with little traffic. It can be operated at half the cost of the present system, the patentees say, and at the same time insure clean streets. Ex-Senutor ulson's Helrs, In the probate court Emma C. Wooldridge, heir at law and daughter of the late John T, Paulson, has complained of the executor, al- leging that as executor he has not accounted Zor property which came into his possession since March, 1893. At that date she alleges that he had the sum of 9 in cash on hand, $20,371 worth of personal property in his possession, besides a large amount of real estate. In her petition she prays for an order requiring him to settle and make an accounting. e THE REALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on record September 10, 1894: WARRANTY DEEDS, s to Robert Butke, s 70 feet of et lots 1 and 2, Clark Place (excent Bl feet strip on w side 1ot 2) ¥ Peter Cockrell t O Hunt, undly % of lot 9, block 88, South Om 2 Lo Benjamin Darby 16 §imonds Manufacturing company, lot 16, block 8, Kountze & I's.. 4,600 samuel Cotner, irustce, and wifo to 1B O Jones, lot 19, Ellis Playe - e Susanna Smith and_hushand fo ' Ada Rumsburg, 1018 4 to 3. Smith's Pl Lars Jeasen and wife' (o' Anton Scl o 1o sw 18-16-12 Sary A G 8 Hlayton to Dominic Hart, toet i 8, block 3, Foster's add .. . 1,400 WG Doan Michigan Mutial Life ins ance company, lot 15, block 2, Walnut Hil ... Ao 3 F ik and wife (o J ¥ lot 2, block 5, Paddock Pl block ashington HIL; lot Patrick's 24 add: lot 7, block Saunders & H's add; lot 13, block 8, Redick's subdiy ... ek | E B Millor and wifs'to Gesrge ‘and Myrile Fiorn, B 15 feet lot 13, and 8 15 feet lot 12, block 3, MeGavock & O'K’s add ....... 1,68 aad wife to Henry ‘Christinne et lot 2 teet lot 10, " Low Sotcaises L QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. W H Rainey and wife to R 8 Hull, o % lots 10 and 1, block 1, Henry & 8' ... 1 Omai Browing asoctaiion o Mary Nivids, Tot 5, block 16, Florence ..., PPl ) DEEDA. A P Loring et ), trustees, to William Pros- ton, ne ne 9-16-13 AV i Sheriff to W G Doane, 1ot 15, block 3, nut Hill (i s ) TA T Total amount of transfe Children Cry for Pitcher’'s Castoria. Children Cry fo? Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.