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. , / / < r . . -m ' M' ' / : ' 1UT. , THE OMAHA DAILY BRt ! ; IjllIDAY , JUNE 15 , 1891. 8PE01HL NOTICES. AdvertlJemeat * for the * * column * will bo taken until 11 30 p m. for the evtntnit nnd until CM p. m. for th momlni ? nnd Bumlar edition * . Adrertl ers , by remieslln * numbered check , ran have nn w't nddresjeil to a numbered l t- l r In care of The Uee. Answers ta d < lres wJ will be delivered upon presentation of th check. BITtTATIONS WANTED. Rales. VAo word first Insertion , Jo a wort thereafter. Nothing taken for leaa tlnn ISO. , POSITION AB iiooK-Knnppii on iin. or i shlpplnR clerk in wliolnMo Imuso , by capable young man. * " " U. llee. A W ANTElJ W ALE HELP. EOL1C1TOIIS , THAMS FUrWISHKDi INSTALL. mrnt Roodn. Amerlcnn Wringer Co. , IWi How ard ! reft. _ H-BS3 5HNTS , BALATIY OR COMMISSION. TIIB Krcatest Invention of Iho nge. , Tin ; New Pat ent Clumlcnl Ink- Erasing Pencil. Belli on Urtit WorM tike mairlc. AKents nre making IBM tr > 112300 per week. Tor further par. tlci.lnra write ttio Monroe Erasing ilfir. Co. , X 36. Lft Cro g. VT\ \ * - WANTKI ) . SALtJSMANl fAI'AI1 * Blurt , permanent plncf. Brown nro. . Co. . nurserymen , Chicago , 111. _ I1-M3J J22' SALEHMHN WANTnn. TO BELL OHU noons by wimple to the who'.e ale nnd retail trade nelJ on riant to every buslncs man or firm. llMrnl salary ; money advanced for ndvertlrin * . AddreM nnt epfn e ; jjcrmanent position. wltli stamp , King Mftf. Co , c-2'ninjn21 | 16. SALESMAN TO cAitnv Sinn UNI : IN THE Krocory trade ! state what } in and " 1"llo.r/- Address N 2J. llee. U-M971 16 J'ltSHINO MEN TO TAKE onDISUfli roll OLD rntabllshcd house ; salary paid. AyF&jJij Douglan. i * * * t jltTOTLElt , WITH SMALL CAPITAL CAN control territory on n new * rt'&eJotlrm1er't ' ' < Investigate at once. Prltcharcl , " . , , _ jj1 , ( ) ; ; WANTED , AN-F.XPKHIENCEn SA.I'E1i"ArJT'2 ? ' canvass country trade In n specialty line , ller- , crenco requlwuJ. Address N 43 , "j _ MM , , . . WANTnn , A YOUNQ MAN AND TO 4 carry Uvcnlng Dally Bee. Call 1'nOPMJ AT ONCH SPECIALTY WANTnn. for me'lfclnc Co. Write or vMro ' " "f' to lr. 13. r. CMllnn , Bwanton. Neb. 11 MgiS IB * wANTnn coNTitACTOU on to bulid'2 cottases. Call 2710 WR HAvn rnoriTABLB Sinn MNB ron rollable salesmen. Omaha Rubber "rokemse Cd. . S06 B. 12th street. H M2I1 21 " 1 WANTED FEMALE HELP. WANTED , A TitonouaiiLY COMPETENT cook. Mrs. TranclH arable. London Court , m liouso from U.o corner of South 24th Btrc ; m WANTED rinsT CLASS COOK : TWO IN faSny ball 1DM Cl.lcngt . ) , between hm.rs 2 and ip. m . Slrn. Lcvl Carter. C M1S1-1C * WANTnn , boon OIRL rqn . 1130 South houiework ; references rcaulred. C 196-16' 23th street. _ _ _ _ _ _ WANTED , A GOOD COOK. MnS MAHSII. 8th nnd I'Ino St. , cast of BrownelMiaU WANTED , A GOOD GIIU. TOR IIOUHRWOnK. Mrs. frank Wllcox , S.W.cor. 2911. and DOUBIM. G w 10 ( I WANTED. STODKNT KU113D. AT W. CI. A. hospital. Council Uluffs. C M242 81 FOB. BENT HOUSES. I'lNH FLAT IN CLOUSKU BLOCK AT 703 S. 16th St. ; ranKe and all other crnvcnlcnces ; IK. GcorgV Clouaer , room 2 , 1623 iarnamst. 'HOUSES , F. K xAnLiNO. BAnicnn nilocic D 038 HOUSES IN ALL FARl * OF THE CITY. THE O. F. Davis company. 1505 Farnam. D 637 t-ROOM COTTAGES , MODERN. CHOICE IN Botntord Circle. C. S. Elgutter. 804 Bcs build- Ing. D-6S3 J'.ENTAL AGENCY , 607 BROWN BLOCK. CLEAN , COMFORTABLE , CONVENIENT , moderate rent&ls. best 3 nnd 4-room suites for housekeepers only. References required. AUo C-roora BUlte In tenement. 816 S. 22d st. JCELKENNEY&CO..R. 1. CONTINENTAL BLK. TOR RENT , $35.90 PER MONTH , 4110 LAFAYette - etto avenurt 7 rooms , furnace , bath , hot and cold -water , closet , gas. elcctrlo Ibjhtlnr appll- nncos , M > tca Beautiful lawn , trees , etc. Fidelity Ttnaf Company. J702 Famanv street. D-S9a FOR RENT , GOOD DETACHED N4NE-ROOM housn 2621 Copltol avenue. B. II. Roblson , room 7 , Commercial National. D 850 .TEMPLETON & PIERSON. Paxton blk. D C56 FOR RENT , DWELLINGS IN ALL PARTS of Omaha ; call for list. E. IL Sheafe. 432 PaMon block. D M666 FOR RENT , DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN Council Bluffs ; call for list at Omaha office. 433 Paten block. E. II. Shcafo. D MC67 FOR RENT TWO 10-ROOM MODERN FLATS , cheap. J. W. Squire. 248 Bee bldg. D-823 FOR RENT. 3 , 4 AND E ROOMS. ENQUIRE C31 S. Hth ave. D-S52-21 * FURNISHED HOUSE ON FARNAM STREET. near 25th. Call at C07 Brown bloclt. FOR RENT , DESIRABLE MODERN RESIdence - denco , J51J Farnam. II. C. Patterson , Rnmg block. _ D-M8M _ S-ROOM FLATS CHEAP. 1413 N. HOUSES , F. D. WEAD , 1521 DOUGLAS. D 161 14 FURNISHED HOUSE. ALL MODERN CON- vcnlences , near HatiBCom park. F. D. Wcail. 16th and Douglas. D 161 14 8-ROOM HOUSE. $20 PER MONTH. NEAR High school , inquire 2616 Capitol Ave. D 167 13 * NEW FIVE-rOOM BRICK HOUSE FOR RENT cheap. Call at 2905 Parker. D M176 14 * FURNISHED HOUSE 6 ROOMS. $25 00 ; NEWLY pipcred , painted : nice jurd. Inqulro 602 South 16th street. References. D 197 IS * FOR RENT. OR BALE. ONE AMONG THE Hurst icaldenc.'H In Omaha ; rich maple and chtrry llnlah , hnrdvvood. polished parlor Moors ; nil modem conveniences , v\lth barn ; cheap. Olobo Luan and Trust Co. , owners. 16th and Dodge. D-M213 16 roil RENT , HOUSE ROOMS , MODRRK. HOCKS i. Hill. D-2.-7 a 4-IIOOM PLAT , rilONT , 1170 SOUTH 16 m. i > at so * TOU IU2NT , 8-HOOSt HOUSG , CAPITOL AVE. . wi'Ht of Utah echool ; nfly papered. Cheap to rlnht party. Apply ta Ncllintun Hall , 1'lrst NiUliuial bldtf. nf li M2J3 17 ROOMa _ i.Anan SOUTH BOOM , 1919 DODQE STHEKT. K J96 HOOil WITH ALCOVE. 621 B. 2STH AVE. E 425J21' rUUNlSHEU IIOOM , 2017 1IARNEY smECT. 13-M155 IS * UESIHAI1LS JU11NISUED .LAKGU I'ltONT room and alcove , close to business cvnter. Ad- N , Uec. E3111 BE.VUTirUL FURNISHED ROOMS AD- Jaoent to business portion ; references ex- changed. Address N 9. Bee. E-S83 ll S FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEP- Ing for man and wife. Rent taken In board. SiaN. 17tlu E 810 AETNA HOUSE , NORTHWEST CORNER 1JTH and Dodge. Rooms by the day or vttck. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ E 956 Jy9 FURNISHED ROOMS , 1815 CHICAGO STREET. _ 13M377 Jy9 _ NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ! MODERN uivimlenccs ; ru i UU Mary's avenue. j _ U M109 16 I NICE. FURNISHED ItOOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping. 1112 South Hth atreet. _ E-M147 _ FOR RENT. TNEWLY FURNISHED FRONT room ; bath , eaa , etc. ; only 6 blocks from husl. nesa ccnterr to > ouug man only. Z112 DOUK- lus street. E lis 19 ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING , Hi North 15th. E M223 16 * ROOMS ANDBOARD bOUTH ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD. 210 ] Douglas street. I" M9ili t ' . WOMEN'S HOME. UNDEll CAHB OS- Women's ChrUtluu UKOclatlon. Ill tJ. ith it. r ; ROOMS. T'UHNISHED Oil UNPUUNISIIED. with tlrst-clts * boanL 1900 Capita ! ave. Inquire _ l 10CapUolaye. y M7 ? < NICELY FU11NISHED ROOMS , TOLUINO brd * , modern conveniences , vtlth good board. Th llcne. JOa ) llarney. P-M JU LAUOi : t-nONT AICOVE ROOM. TWO NICE closet * and unite , with board The Albany , 2101 Dousla _ strcct F-41J uu cincia ritoNT ROOMS. SINQLU on en suite. Tttble boarder * accommodated. I'-Mlli U * , , ROOMS AND I1OAUD , Kit DOUOLAS STUET. I' M99I _ _ DIMIUAIILK FRONT ROOM AND ALOOVlT tvltl. board ; Rood location. 10 Dod street. I -Uin 11 LATtOU SOUTH FRONT ROOMS. filNOLE OR rniulte , with board ; reference * , tilt Kurnam FINMALI'O\'K SUITE : AIJJO SINGLE ROOM. nllli or without board ; private family ; reftr- _ u > CM.17W _ Dudce. -MI 3 IS * NICE COOL" SOUTHEAST FRONT ROOM. PRI- vaa board , ci > aral lunut ; all conveniences. 1110 DoucU * st. F-MZtt U * ROOMS AND BOARD. Continued. DESIRABLE ROOMS , \VITH HOARD. REFER- encea. Terms reasonable. 202 N. ISlh , F-221 FOR RENT-UNFURNISH'D ROOMS. FOR RENT , I-ROOMS AT 171J N. 16TH. 0-87314 * 4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR housekeeping , city vrater , elo. . low rent ; north west corner 17th and Webster it. O G33 FOR RENT. STORES AND OFFICES CORNER SALOON , 921 DOUGLAS. INQUIRB 922. I-M863 II MONTHS LEASE OF STORE. JS09 S. 1ITIL , , I-E9J FOR RENT. TH 4-8TOUY BRICK BU1LDINO , 916 Farnam street. Th * building hai a n re proof cement basement , complete steam heat * Itifr Hxture * , water on nil floors , gas , etc. Ap ply at the om > o of the Bee. 1 910 AGENTS WANTED. AGENTS IN AND OUT OF CITY ; LIBERAL commissions. Apply room 433. Paxton 'block. _ J-876 Jy7' WANTED , LADY AGENTS AT ONCE TOJjHLL n new article , good seller nnd good prom. Call on or address Emma Carter , 412 I ikp street , Omnhn , Nel' J MH5 17 * WANTED TO RENT. UNFURNISHED ROOM , WITH ALCOVE PRE- fcrrod ; gentlemen ; must be nice location ; ref- erenccn. Address N 45 , Bee. K 195 15 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE- keoplng ; man nnd wife ; west qf 17th street. Address. N SO , Bee. K M2I3 15 * STORAGE. STORAGE.WILLIAMS A CROSS. 1214 HARNEY. _ ' M-601 faTORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN and cheap rate R. Well * . 1111 Farnam. Farnam.MCOO M-COO _ OM.VAN8TORAGE CO.,150 DODGE. TEL.155 . M 201 WANTED TO BUTT. SECOND-HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT AND sold. L. Altman , 803 & 810 N. 16th st. N 8231 Jy5 A CANOPY TOI' PARK OR HUNTING SPRING wagon. Address N 49 , Bee. N M 34 17" IIIQIICST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND-HAND furniture , stoves , etc. L Brusscll. 710-71I N. 16th. N 837 N WANTED TO BUY SECOND-HAND BANK furniture and safe. Address Box Ml. Clatonla , _ N b. N 19I-20 * FIVE TO SEVEN ROOMS. MODERN COTTAGE and lot. must bo good yard , within IH miles of High school. State terms ; must bo n bar gain. Address N 47 , Bc . N M220 16 * IFOR SALE FURNITURE. 1 PAYMENTS EASY , YOU WON'T MISS YOUR money. Low prices on furniture & household goods. Enterprise Credit Co. , 613-615 N. 16th at. O857 FOR SALE. WINDSOR FOLDING BED ; OAK finish. Child's bed complete. Alio few other articles cheap for cash , at 2115 Capitol'avenue. Q Mi37 17 AT PRIVATE SALE. ALL THE FURNITURE 'In the well furnished house at 702 8. 36th Btrcet , nlso lady'u bicycle ; bargains : reason , have sold house. O M240 15' FOR SALE HORSES , WAGONS TO. LARGE DRIVING AND SADDLE HORSE FOR sale , 4 years old. 1609 Douglas st. P 882 14 * SMALL PERFECT SADDLE HORSE FOR sale , suitable for lady , 1609 Douglas st. P SSO 14 * FOR SALE , LIGHT CARRIAGE TEAM. 2-SEATED SURREY FOR SALE OR IN EX- clmngo for phaeton. Imiulra'ut 716 N. 22d St. P 169 14 * FOR SALE SPAN OF HORSES , SIX YEARS' old , bright bay , about sixteen hands high ; can be driven single. Apply to 1903 Davenport street. , P-163-U * FIRST CLASS PONY CART FOR SALE CHEAP at H24 North IStli street. P 1C4-17 * ONE TEAM , NEW WAGON AND HARNESS ; nlso ono road v\ugon. for n.ilo cheap ; must be Bold nt once , Fidelity Loan and Guarantee Co , Room 4. Wllhnell block. p M236 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. BALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD Cattle Company. Ames , Neb , hive 2,000 tons of good tarn-stored hay for sale. All orders filled promptly. Q-603 BENHRIM SPANIELS , THE HANDSOME little toys ; Scotch Collies. O. H. Moore , 1631 Sherman avenue. Importer and breeder. Q-875 Jy7 SUPPLIES FOR AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS Sole agents for the NIGHT HAWK CAMERA , $5. B. Heyn & Co. , photo supplies , 1003 Farnam st Q-90S-Jy8 ST. BERNARD PUPS. 2101 DOUGLAS STREET. Q M950 Jy9 LAW BOOKS. WEST'S REPORTERS. APPLY 1309 South 28th street. Q M154 IS * FOR SALE , SET SINGLE TRACK HARNESS. 624 S. 16th street. Q MOl.7 . U BICYCLES. NEW AND OLD. $20 TO $123f EASY payments ; wo rent and repair. Omaha Bicycle CO. , M7 N. 16th at. Tel. 189. Q-134 $12500 BICYCLE NOW $87.60 , $10000 CUT TO $68.25 , WOO cut to $12.50. M. Trolel , 2709 Leav- enworth street. Q Mil9 JylJ FOR SALE , UPRIGHT PIANO. 817 SO. ICTH. Q-M221 20 * TOn SALE , ONE THOROUGHBRED ENGLISH maatlft pup , C mo. old ; weight about 100 Ibs. Address 1137 S. 30th street. Q M235 17 MISCELLANEOUS. HAVE YOUR OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO ruga. Smyinii ruja repaired. 15T.1 Leaven- worth. R-M218 JyJJ FOR RENT. COAL SHEDS. 2.000 TONS CA- paclty. with iculca , ottlce , etc. , trackage. Gary - V In Bros. , 210 N , V. Llfo bldg. R M233 17 y " CLAIRVOYANTS MRS. DR. II. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT. REliable - liable business medium ; 7th year at 119 N. 11 B-C01 CLAIRVOYANT PROCESSOR WHITE. THE greatest clairvoyant ot his age , has arrived In Omaha. He will read roar future Ufa without a mtstaV . Gives valuable Information on all matter * . Will give you trutbtul advice on all business , Isw , money natter * , and all family affairs , being glftnl with a rare and wonderful Insight Into such inalttrs. and never known to make a mistake. Ihe future plainly revealed , lovers united. Troubles healed , reunites the separated , fiom whatever cause , and cauies happy inarrUces. Gives names ot friends and enemies , also ( ha one you will marry. Tells what to do and where ta go ta bo lucky. All lu trouble call. Thute deulrtnc reliable Informa tion ou all affairs of life or uuilness are Invited to call. All counsel strictly confidential , lit can l found at 1117 Chlcaeo street. Hours from t a. uj. to I p , m. Sundays , to S. 8-U1SO 19 * MASSAGE , BATHS , ETO. MADAME SMITH. M5 B. 1JTH. ID FLOOR , room 3. Massage , vapor , alcohol , utenm , sul * phurln * and sea baths. T M9S7 16 * MADAME BROWN , 1J14 CAPITOL AVKNUB. 2d floor , room 4 , massage , alcohol , sulphur nnd en batha. T-M921 16 * MME. ANNA OF CHICAGO GIVES ALCOHOL baths and massage. 103 N , 16th , room 13. T M123 16 * PERSONAL. MISS JOHNSTON , LADIES' HAIR DRESSER , shampooing. Old location , 211 S. 16th ntrcet. U-856-J > 6 MASSAGE TREATMENT , ELECTIIO-THER- mal baths. Scalp nnd hair treatment. manlcure& cnlropodls. Mrs. Post , 319U H IStli. Wlthnell blk. U 604 VIAVI HOMR TREATMENT FOR LADIES. Health book and consultation free. Address or call Vlavl Co. , 313 Bee bldg. Lady attendant. U-60S MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD , 1419 DODGE U M68I 1 _ _ CATARRH TREATED , $4 PER MONTH , ROOM 80 , Douglas blk. , cor. 16th and DO-IK" . _ WHEN ON FARNAM STREET STOP IN AT 1410 and see our new china. M. II. HI IPS. _ -909-Jy S _ _ TAKE YOUR PRIEND ; TINTYPES , 4 FOR 2JC. Troctor. 616 3. 16th street. U M96I Jy9 PEItSONAL. RiniAM KENNELS. OMAHAT offer euro for mango and fleas ; also handsome Cocker spaniels. U M112 16 _ IMOOENH L. RAMSEY MAKES DELICIOUS home made bread ; try ono loaf. 217 N. 16th t. U 871 Jy7 * _ _ _ LADIES- AMBER JEWELRY TO ORDER ; nlso repairing. 613 3. 16th street. _ U M150 CREAM FOR WHIPPING ; COTTAGE CHEESE. Waterloo creamery. 1613 Howard ; tel. 1332. * U" * Miij jyi * PROF. FRANK HROOLIN RESTORES HAIR to the bald ; cures dandruff ; stops hair falling out ; restores gray hair to Its natinal color ; both sexes treated. References furnished ot Omaha patients who are relieved. No cure. no nay. Room 424 , Bee Building , Omaha , Neb. U JO Jyl2 _ WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J. Mtiller's new lea cream parlors , 2S01 LeaVen- uortli street ; everything Is new. Including the building. Tel 1030 Ice cream delivered. U M216 _ MISS DEVOL , FROM NEW YORK , HAS taken charge of Madam La Rook's massage parlors , 12 and 13 , at 322 North 16th MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE. LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY property : $ J,000 & upwards. C to 6 per cent ; no delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co. . 1320 Fnrnam. W 607 If a house you want to rent ? You'll find it on this page , Or on buying you are bent ? You'll find it on this page. Do you want a girl to work ? You'll find it on this page. Or , p erchance , a man to clerk ? You'll find it on this page. Do you want to get a bath ? You'll find it on this page. Or trade for that another hathr1 You'll find it on this jiage. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST HATES TUB O. F. Davis Co . 1505 rarnam ut. W 60S "MONEY TO and Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 per cent. ! VT. D. llelkle. First National bank building. W-613 _ MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON Improved and unimproved Omaha real entate. 1 to 6 years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnnra. P- W-t09 _ MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE. C04 N. Y. Life. W 713-J9' _ OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. , 16TII AND DoUElas streets , loan money on city and fnrm property at lowest rates ot Interest. W 610 LIFE INSURANCE POLICES LOANED ON or bought. F. C. Chesney , Kansas City , Mo. _ _ W618 MONEY TO LOAN ON TARMS IN DOUGLAS , Improved nnd unimproved Omaha real estate. Fidelity Trust Co . 1702 Tarnam at W ( ta LOANS. E. II. SIIEAFE , 432 PAXTON ULOCIC _ W MG63 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA reul estate. Urennan , Love & Co. , 1'axton blk. W 8U _ _ ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO.,318 Tf.Y. "LIFE loana at low rates for choice security on Ne braska and Iowa farina or Omaha city property _ , _ , _ W Gj5 CHOICE CITY AND FARM LOANS WANTED. ' J. N. Frenzer. opposite P. O. W 534 < T15 UNITED STATES .MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW York. Capital 12,000,000. Surplus JCOO.OOO. Sub mit choice loanii to r. S. Pusey , agent , First National bank building , _ w 300 CITY LOANS , a A. STARR , CIS N. Y. LIFE. _ W M9 < 8 LOANS , TEMl'LUlON&PILRtlON.PAXTON blk. _ W-657 LOANS. 1 TO B YEARS. WARRANTS. IJONDS. ' etc. Garvln Bros , 210 N , Y. Llfo. W fill MONEY TO LOAN OHAa'TELs7 MONEY TO LOAN- ' We will loan you any sum which you wish , email or large , ai the lowest possible ) rates. In tha quickest possible time , and for any length of tlmo to suit ; ou. You can pay | t back In such Installments as you wish , when jou wish , ' and only pay fur It as lone aa > ou keen It. You can borrow on llOUHiniULU FURNITURE AND PIANOS HORSUt ) . WAGONS AND CARRIAGKS WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , MERCHANDISE iaiJ OR ANY OTIIRR SECURITY.iaiJ > Without publicity or removal of nronertr OMAHA MORTOAQU IXJAN CO. 806 SuUTH 1CTII STREET. First floor above the street. THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR PORATED LOA.-J COMPANY IN OMAHA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ XH A. E. HARRIS. ROOM 1 , CONTINENTAL BLK. _ X-M640 MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROl1. rty , Han In Loan Co. , 701 N , Y. Llfa building 3C-M271 PLACE TO BORROW MONKY ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MONEY ON HORSES AND MULES. MONEY ON WAGONS AND CARRIAGE * MONEY ON PIANOS AND ORGANS. MONIJY ON WAREHOUSE RECI2IPT3 MONEY ON MERCHANDISE. ' MONEY ON ANY CHATTEL SECURITIES. MONEY ON Roods tlmt remain with -you MONEY IF YOU WANT NO PUIH.ICITY MONBY IN LARGE OR BMALL AMOUNTS. MONEY AT LOWEST POSeim.E HATES JIONKY IN QUICKEST POSSIULE TIME MONKY THAT you may pay bock at any time nnd In any amount. Is at ROOM < . WITH- NELL block , corner 15th and Ilnrney streets. THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. _ u-eir BUSINESS CHANCES. PARTNER WANTED ; INTEREST IN A * branch business of well established llrm ; { 3)000 ) required. Add. ess 1. 50 , be * , with full partlcu- lirs. Y Mlfe J PARTNER WANTED. 1OUNG LADY OR genlk'iuan , to take half Interest In manufacture ins my life preserver. Not much money needed. Addieu Math Abtnt , Lamott , Iowa. Jackson Co. Y-MT77 li l-'OJl SALE. CHEAP. FIRST-CLABS RE3TAUR- ant and lunch counter , oppoilte F. E. & M. V. depot. Fremont. Neb. Y Mm IP * OU WANT 10 UUY , SELL OR change merchandise , get In or out ot iMa. call on or address the National Information anJ Kichange Co. , 203 Kim National t > * i < ) c. Omaha. Neb. Y MM7JM WANTKD-A GOOD SALESMAN , I1IO PAY. good live man. Address , giving experience , all communications , strictly conudentlal N 40. careofjpe omce. T T6&-H * _ _ WANTUD- PARTNER WITH | 30 < f TO JOIN m In best paying business In the city , will clear ItOOd thin summer ; experience unneces sary , Itujlntw permanent and strict Investiga tion solicited : for particular * address N 41 , cor * of Bee cfflo * . Y 165-H' BUSINESS OontlnuegiJ MILLINERY STORE FOU.SALE. DOING GOOD bu < lne * In ( mod town , bargain If t .k i nt once. Adilrcea N 4) ) , He * . 3QAB.Y M2)J 15' FOR 8ALE. HOTEL riXTt'RES AND FUR. nlture ; hotel docs Bixxl-tiwilnemi locitfl In rm.nty sent. Address Itax lit , Itrokcn How , Neb. K o Y MJI ) li A YOUNG MAN WHO \\OUl/D LIKE TO GO In hualnena n * partncr. , 3yllli some one Inn HiM.OO 13 Invest. AddreWKS , Y. M. C. A. . I'rcmont , Neb. ? . * . ! ' Y M231 16 TOR SALE OR TRADE. HOTEL AND L1V- cry property In WnlerRioT Douglas county , Neb. ; no competition ; jatlsfuctoty rcimns for selling. Address ThuYAas Todd , \Vntrrloo , Neb. . } Ml , Y-MIM II * FOK EXCHANGE. A LETTER TROM EASTERN CLIENT DATED May 21 my : "I wish In dlxpima of 6. 10 nnd 20-acro trnctn Juitt south of Ilnnscom pirk , clear of Incumbrnncc ; tiould consider In ex change buslncn or residence block that will pay fair Intercut on Invextmcnt. " J. J , Gib son , 317 rirst National bank building. Z-S7I A GOOD RANCH TO TRADE FOR WESTERN mates ; about 1,000 acres , hay , timber and water. Address M. L. Inylor , Sprlngvlew , Neb. 51-M934 J16 FOR SALE OR TRADE. 4 7-YL'AR-OLD horres , eich neighing 1,300 Ihs. , or over ; will take itmaller horses In exchange. Kivd Terry , 430 Rninge block. Z M9IS 12 ACRES. PART IN FRUIT , 3 MILES EAST of Council Illurfa , to cxchnngp for a homo In Omaha worth W.COO 00. J. J. Gibbon , 317 First National bank. 2120 STOCK OI' MUSK. TOR RESIDENCE JS 0 < )0 ) TO S10.000 , line 110,000 residence , nlll take one-half In good farm. F. D. Wead , ICth and Douglas. 55 161-11 FOR EXCHANGE. 600 ACRES OV GOOD , clear land In Nebraska ; vUiat have > ou to offer ? Address J. T. Englehardt , Hrndahaw , Neb. Z M173 13 WANTED TO EXCHANGE. WESTERN LAND for mdse. and horses. Address Room 8. Wlth- nell block. Omaha. Neb. Z M21S 17 TO R TRADE , A FARM. TEAMS , IMI'LE- nients , crops ( under Irrigation ) , cown , hogs , etc. , for a stock ot general merchandise. J. W. llllllngs. Laird , Yumn county. Cole Z-M317 17 FOB SATjE BEAlT ESTATE. UARCAIN8 , HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS , sale or trade. r. 1C. Darling , Darker blk. HE-S21 1JARGAIN. N. E. CORNER 29TH AND HICK- ory. F. K. Darllng.Uarker block. RE S1 FOR SALE , 7-ROOM HOUj3E AND LOT AT A bargain , one block from motor. Innulro at (16 S. 25th St. RE 913J11 * FOR SALE 100 CHOICE EASTERN NEBRASka - ka farms ; also a few for trade. C. H. Uoat- rlght , 301 N. Y. Llfo bldg. RE 424-J2I FARM LANDS. C. F. HARRISON. 312 N. Y. Lite RE 126-J24' TOR SALE , MY RESIDENCE , S. W. 21ST AND Cuss ; brick stores and houses , S. W. 24th and Hamilton ; houses nnd lot , 261S 23 Hamilton , no trade. Leavltt Durulmm , 809 N. Y. Life. R E 807 15 * TOR SALE REAL ESTATE. HANKCOM PLACE LOT NORTH OP PARK. 12.200. Kail front corner 1 block off 21th St. north. MM. Corner In Plnlnvlcw , JSCO. Good sized house and lot on Cumlng St , a birgaln , J2,5iJO. rini > east front home on Lowe Ave. , modern. Acre frontlnff park , 30th St. . ncir Port , J1.200. r. D. Wead , 16th and Douglas. TIE 161-14 GOOD 8-ROOM HOUSE AND EAST rRONT lot , 74V4X135 , near Hanscom park. J4.0JO. 1300 caih , bnlanco 7 per cent'easy terms I' . D. Wead. ICth and Douglas. RE 1C 14 7-ROOM HOUSE AND L&T S'BLOCKS FROM court house a snap , nl J3 WO. ( has sold for JC.OOO ) P. DT Wead 10th < p.nd Douglas Cj RB-162-14 VERY GOOD C-ROOSf HOUSE AND 42-FOOT lot , 1 block from cai , $700 , r. D. Wead IGth and Douglas. M RE 102 14 IMPROVED FARM , ICO ( CACRES. IN HOLT county , 4 miles from Uejwt. good buildings , high bottom , deep blicltt sail ; no sand ; no drouth. Price , ll.SOO OO.H Address A. A. Eue , Kwlng. Neb. r , RE 105 13 BUBINE33 QUICK PRINTERS , KRAXIER'A CHANDLER. 1121 Farnam i.i3OT-9 S. ISth. Phone 1650. Mall orders get quick action. , , L ? 9l-Jy4 A. MARTIN , MERCIIAlTOfl TAILOR. K3TAB , 1878. 'Imp. & domestic ilb\Tltlcs. 1007 Farnam. f. f t 0 atT i i76S-Jyt TIN AND SHEET JRON < AVORK , CUTTERS , spouting , valleys , roofing ; ( done cheap Gate City Tlnnera. 622 N. JJSth 8t. 833 Jja BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE buy hay. A. H. Snyder , ISIS Burt St. , tel. .HOT. , * 833 S5 DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED. 719 N. 16 j 831 Jy5 ROEDER'S PHARMACY , 707 N. 16TH ST. . 635 Jy5 TINWARE REPAIRED , E. GREDIC. 717 N. 16th street. Copper and shectlron work. work.S53Jy S53-Jy 9 D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL office to 209 Bo. 16th. Brown block. 6S7-Jyl GET MY PRICES 1JEPORE YOU RUY A HAR- ness. August Lohne , 711 S. 16th streot. _ M-95S jy9 HARNESS , WHIPS. SADDLES , ETC. ; NEAT repairing. S. , D. Casad , 621 S. 16th street. M ai. OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD pipes made new. 613 S. 16th. _ Ml 51 HOTEL BRUNSWICK. 16TII AND JACKSON. changed hands , European plan , first class. Special attention to rooms by month. Rooms , $1200 to $3500 , Including baths , light and ele vator _ M143 Jyll CHINA DECORATED TO ORDER AND MENDed - ed like new. 100 S. Hth st . 173Tyll HARNESS , WHIPS. NETS. ETC. REPAIRING a specialty. 113 N. 15th st. 202 LOST. LOST , ON SUNDAY. A FANCY HAIR PIN with gold tiger held. Reward If returned to 2501 St. Mary's avenue. 141 11 * LOST-SMALL. LIGHT , RED COW , WITH END of horns cut oft , wire on head. C. P. White. . ' 309 N. 16th. 1M 14' LOST , IN OMAHA , JUNE 131II , A U. P. pocket memorandum book and a 1'lrst National bnnk chccque book. Of no vnluo except to o ner. Finder will be rcwutiled for returning icltncr or both to Walker fi. Klmbnll , C03 Mc- Cnirue building. M239 15 * FOUND. FOUND. LADY'S POCKETUOOlv. CONTAIN- 'Ing money nnd jewelry. Call nt S537 St. Mnrj'a avenue. Found M241 15 * MTJSIO , ART AND LANGUAGE. G. F. GELLENBECK , BANJOIST AND teacher , 1S1Q California st. 914 UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMEBS II. 1C BURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND embalmer. 1815 Chicago. Tel. 90. 635 BWANSON & VALIEN , UNDERTAKERS AND embalmcrs , 1701 Cumlne St. , telephone 1060. 823 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. VAN SANTS bCHOOL OF SHORTHAND. C1J N. Y. Life , Onuha. Aslc tor circular. 624 'ELEOTBIOAI. SUPPLIES. STORAGE BAT1ERIES RECIIARGED.617S 10th. ? M1W HOBBESHOBlNGr K. B. HURT. HORSEiiIiqER..314 N. 10TI1. MRS. TIIOS. MALONEY ; 8tt N. 16TH ST. ' % ? P S27 Jy5 SCISSORS , LAWK MOWERS , RAZORS , ETC. , Ground. Melcholr Bros. , 111 ? Fnrnam at. * " 793-Jy4 RAZOIIS , SHEARS ( CLHlMORS , LAWN MOW- era , etc. A. L. Underload ! ; ( ) N. Htb 1721 MEAT MAJIKET. NEATEST MARKET. UHHOIr.Or . MEATS. E. A. ilareh'a v\ushlnEtori niaiket , C14 N. 16th. JiyLlL THE BEST CHOICE U1'"OF MEAT AT Hclnzman's market , 705 N. 1(11. at. 13UylO GEO. w. Kimz. CHOICE MEATS. MUCKS reaaonabk' . 722 S. ICth Bttcet. M217 J > 13 PASTURAGE. WE HAVE 1M ACRES OF BLUE GRASS PASture - ture for horsen. Board Jentf , tprhiK water. Barton & I'helpn , Qllmorc , Neb. , or A. W. Ph lps & Son , 2iH N Y. Life bldr. Telephone 1M4. M-959 JI1 > r _ DRE'SSMAKIN'O/ DRESSMAKING IN PRIVATE FAMILIKS ; FIT and Ml guaraiiteeU. AddreM N 37. Ileo. M-114 CASH PAID FOR ENDOWMENT 1X3L1CIE3 In old Una companies : Addres A , K. Brock- lesby. Box 233. Hartford. Conn. M359-JZ1 * PA\VNBaoiCEBg. FRED MOHLE. 1M7H FARNAM. H. MAROWITZ IXANS MONCY.D01 N. l h St. in- MARRED BY MAINE GRANITE Monnmcnt Erecttd on the Epot Where the Torktown Campaign Wn ? Planned. BIRTHDAY OF THE STARS AND STRIPF.S Juno 14 ftatcctml nn the I > nj for the Dubb'K ferry Cclclirntlon ItrcniMo l ( A\n9 the Aiinl cr iiry of the Selection of the Nntlonul ring. NEW YORK , Juno 14. The New York Society of the Sons of the American llevoltN lion today laid the foundation stone of & monument nt Dobbs Perry , designed to mark the spot where Washington had his head quarters In 1773. The monument will stand In front of th < > old Livingston house , In which the Yorktown - town campaign was planned , and In which the Urltlsh and American com manders arranged for evacuation of American soil by the Urltlsh , and opposite which the British sloop-of- war fired the first salute over given by Great Ilrltalti to America. Juno 14 was chosen for the celebration of the laying of the base stone because it Is the anniversary of iho date when the stars and stripes were first selected as the official national standard of the United States. The monument will be Maine granite , about ton feet high with ft flat top on which a statute of the Trench admiral , Comto de Ilochambcau wilt be placed at some future date. On the base stone the names of Washington and Iloch- amboaa will be placed. Higher up an In scription wilt tell what the shaft Is to com. momorato. The Star line steamboat Carolina left Eighty-eighth street at 1 o'clock this morn * Ing for Dobbs Ferry with about 1,000 persons on board , members of the Sons of the Revo lution and their guests. Among the latter were Vice President Stevenson and family , Secretary of the Navy Herbert , Assistant Secretary McAdoo , Admiral Gherardl , Ad miral Denbam , General W. A. Stryker , Post master Dayton , FltzJohn Porter and many other well known men. Piesldent Cleve. land. Sir Julian Pauncefote , the British tun- bassador , and Til. Patrcnotre , the French am- bassudor , sent their regrets as did also Gov. ornor Flower and Mayor Qllroy. At Dobbs Ferry the men-of-war Mlantono- mah and Lancaster , representing the old navy and the now- , awaited the paity to flrfe a salute to the vice president. The party was received by the local citizens committee who net as hosts during the stay In the village. Before the arrival of the Carrollna , the school children sang national anthems In front of the Livingston house and then , with the local mllttla. fire department and civic organizations , escorted the guests to the site of the monument , where the procession halted , while Chauncey M. Depcw , president of the society , laid the bast stone , the Marino band playing the national air and war ships firing a natlonnr salute. The procession then moved to the Living ston house , now owned by Dr. Hasbrouck , who gives the society the land on which the monument stands , nnd literary exercises then took place , the principal addresses being by Vice Prcsl dent Stevenson and Gen. oral Horace Porter. Vice President Stevenson and family ar rived In this city from Washington on the the congressional express last night and went to the Windsor hotel , which had ! ex tended Us hospitalities to the party. The monument is Intended to mark the place where Washington planned the Tork town campaign. The ceremonies proper be gan at noon. Mr. Stevenson' address was entirely fitted to theioccaslon. VI can hope to add but little to the Interesfof this great , occasion by any words I may utter"'ho began. "Thisday and this hour belong to history. Wo stand , In deed , upon historic ground. Hero on the banks of the majestic Hudson we lay the corner stone of a monument which will commemorate the great events of the revolu tion. " Briefly outlining the event which is com memorated , Mr. Stevenson said : "What wonderful results have followed the confer ence at this spot between Washington and the French admiral 113 years agq. This Is , Indeed , Mr. President , the fitting day for the observance of the Interesting ceremonies you have Inaugurated. The 14th day of Juno the anniversary of the adoption by the colonial congress of the stars and stripes as our national symbol Is the appropriate day for the laying of the corner stone of n monument ment which is to commemorate the events so closely linked with our struggle for Inde pendence and which make up so Important a part of the warp and woof of our revolu tionary history. It Is well that to the de scendants of the heroes of our colonial struggle - glo has been committed the patriotic task of erecting this monument. The important service of this hour Is not Uie least of the patriotic services which have brought luster to the honored 'Sons of the American Revolu tion. ' The 'members of tnls society whose blood Is that of revolutionary heroes are charged with the grateful task of garnering up for .history the glorious deeds of Illustri ous sires. U Is theirs to keep brightly burnIng - Ing the-fires upon our patriotic altais ; to in culcate the sacred love of country , to teach our American youth that upon this world's theater "have hover appeared grander or manlier men than Washington and his com- peerp , and that the highest title they can wear" fs that of American citizens. " The .monument Is n { quaro granite block , ten feet high , on a pedestal of similar ma terial. The Inscription reads : WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS. Here , Aug. 14 , 1781 , Washington planned Yorktovvn campaign , which bi ought to a tilumphant end the war for American Independence Here , May C , 1793 , Washington and Sir Guy Cnrleton arranged for the cvac- uatlon. of Amerlcnn boll by the British. And opposite this point. Mny S , 1783. a fired 17 in British sloop-of-war guns hdnbr of the Aineilcan communder- in-chlef , the Hist salute bv Great Btltaln to the United States oC America. WASHINGTON. nOCHAMHEAU. Erected June 11. 1891 , by the Now Yoik Stnte Society , Sons of the Amuilcnn Revolution. The events which the monument fittingly commemorates marked ono of the critical periods in the revolutionary war. It was necessary to make a final strike for lib erty , which might result In defeat. Wash ington and Ilochambcau met In the mansion of Van Brugh Livingston and there planned the campaign that closed the war. The house Is still standing , nnd has been in possession of only ono owner belween Van Brugh Llv- Ingston and Ihe presenl proprietor. Ur Jo- tcph Mlasbrauck. U has been called the "Cradle of Final Victory. " Washington was nt Dobbs Ferry nearly six weeks before ho decided upon the Yorktown - town campaign. The outlook for Indepen dence vvaa very gloomy. The colonl.il army had met with many reverses In the south ; the treasury was exhausted , and then : was mutiny In the army. Washington vvioto In his diary under the date of May 1 , 17S1 "Instead of having everything In read iness to take the Held , we have nothing ; and Instead of having the prospect of n glorloms offensive campaign before us , we lutvu n gloomy and bewildered defensive one , un less we should receive n powerful aid of ships , land troops and money from our generous allies. " A month later the prospects were brighter. By tha middle of June Lafayette was In hoi chase itfter Cornwallis and Washington was planning with Rochambcau In cftecl the crpture of New York City. On July 4 , 1781 , their forces met nt Dobbs Kerry. Washing ton removed his headquarters from the house of Joseph Appleby , which thej ) stood a few mlloa from the Hudson , on what was later called Washington's Hill , to the Van Brugh Livingston maimlou. There he held DUUEAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors , Dcj Dulldlne. OMAHA. Nl'JD. Advice FHE1L mrtny conferences with noelmmfocau nntl the lenders of the continental confirms There ho met Robert Morris of I'hllnuVlphm , su perintendent of finance , nntl HlehnM 1'eters , who cnmo to propose n cutting down of the nrmy nnd a general reduction of expenses. When Washington learned that the fleet ot the French commander , the Comte do Orasse , vvns headed for the Chosipeake. ho determined to abandon the movement against New York , Join Lafa > otto nt the York peninsula , nnd force the end of the war by compelling the stirrended of Cormrallla. In hi * dairy of AtiRuit 14 , 1781 , ho wrote ; "Matters having now como to n crisis nnd n decided plan to be determined upon. I was obliged , from the shortness of Count de Graiso'n promised slay on tbi ! const , the apparent disinclination of their naval of ficers to force the harbor Of New York , and the fecblo compliance of the states with my rcqulsttlon for men hitherto , nnd the llttlo prospect of grotter exertions In the future , lo glvo lp all Idea of attacking Now York , nnd Instead thereof to move ngalnst York- town. " lly clever stratagems ho led the HrltlOi Into the belief tlmt he vvai moving ngalnst Now York. One of the legends of Dobbs Kerry Is that ho sent n messenger with orders through the lines , knowing tlmt he would bo captured. When the messenger protested he was told to obey orders. Me was promptly captured by the Hrltlsh nenr New York , and n few days later Washing ton with his army slipped ncrosi the Hudson nnd vvns well on his way to Yorktovvn before the ruse was discovered. Uy a curious clmnco the commandcrs-ln- chlof of the two nrmles met In the Van Unrgh Llvlngstnn mansion a year nnd n half after the battle of Yorktown to arrange for the evacuation of American soil by the llrlt- l h. Washington nnd Governor Clinton went to Dobbs Kerry In barges , nnd Sir Ouy Carleton followed In n Urltlsh slcop-of-vvnr. Kour companies of American Infantry nccom- pnnled General Washington ns a guard After business liad been concluded Sir Ouy enter- tnlncd Gencrnl Washington and Governor Clinton nt dinner on bolrd the sloop. When Washington left the hills re-echoed with sev enteen guns , fired In recognition of his rank ai commamler-ln-chlcf of the army of the United States. Ilnnd'H mid Only Ilooil'r. Are > ott weak nnd weary , overworked nnd tired ? Hood's Sarsaparllla Is Just Ihs medi cine you need to purify and quicken your blood nnil to give you appetite nnd strength. If jon decide to take Hood's Snrsaparllln do not bo Induced to buy any other. Any ef fort to substitute another remedy Is proof of the merits of Hood's. Hood's Tills nro the best nftcr dinner pills , nsslst digestion , euro hendnche. Try a box. Crowds nro growing at Courtland Beach. CENTRAL LABOR UNION Muttons of Importuned Discussed nt the JHpotlnir Wrdnestliiy Nlgl.t. The Omaha Central Labor union held n meeting Wednesday night In Paterson's hall with President Schupp In the chair. After ap proving the minutes of the previous meet ing the chair appointed K. S. Horton tem porary reading clerk to assist tha secretary. Seven new delegates , representing three of the new unions , were admitted to member ship and given the usual obligation. The commlttco on organisation reported that a new union of Bohemian Uborcrs had been organized In South Omaha and that the union would bo represented at the nc\t regular meeting. The report of the law cornmltto reirdlng the hours of labor at Port Crook was read , and the committee was Instructed to en force the law In the future. The committee on arbitration reported that Mr. Cohen of the Nebraska Clothing company would employ only Omaha and union labor In the building of h.s residence. The committee further reported that after Investigating they had found that the Relia ble gasoline stove was an unfair product , that the manufacturers employed unfair labor , and recommended that the laboring men should not purchase that make when buying gasoline stoves. The home Industry committee recom mended that a. large number of frames with glasses bo purchased for the display of union labels. Twenty-five dollars was ap propriated to buy frames that will bo dis played In all the halls of the city and In some places the display will be hung up In stores that are ! friendly to union labor. In thla way the union men and friends of union labor can post themselves upon all goods that bear the union label and make no mistakes by buying an unfair product. The delegates from the brewery workers reported that the trouble between their or ganization hurt the brewing companies was settled to the satisfaction of all parties con cerned. S" The delegates from Electrical Workers union No. 22 submitted a list of unfair em ployers in their trade and asked that the Central Labor union nsslst their union In bringing the unfair firms into line. The commlttco op organization was Instructed to lend all the assistance possible to help build up this local union. The special committee appointed some time ago to formulate a plan for organising labor military companies asked for further time , which was granted. It was decided to celebrate Labor day this year as usual. It was then decided to elect seven members of the un'on to make nil necessary arrangements for the Labor day celebration. It Is proposed to have n grand parade on that day that will excel all former Labor day celebrations. The following named gentlemen were chosun ns the Labor day committee : Jullua Meyer , J. II. Schupp , Herman Cohen , W. S. Sebnng , giiarles Newstrom. August Doorman , Frank 13 Heaccck , Tred S. Hortbn , J. Illlss. The committee will meet soon nnd organize for work. A resolution was Introduced opposing any subsidy to the proposed canal project , which caused considerable discussion. A motrm | to lay over ono week was withdrawn after being thoroughlyillscusfcea. A considerable number of delegates wanted a committee of five to meet with the county commis sioners and see what concessions could be got In the Interest of labor. Others argued tlmt there was'notlilng in the proposition for lalor and advocated that the union oppose the whole measure. It was argued that the work could be started ns soon by the city. If the necessary legislation was secured , as It could by the present canal company nnd that such a course would bo much better for labor. It was nigucd that If the city built the canal it could bo done by homo labor instead of Importing cheap labor ns Is often done by the contrac tors Nearly every delegate present had something to say on the canal question nnd It wns llnally passed ns the scnso of the union that they vvcro opposed to nny subsidy and adopted tie ! following resolution : Hcsolved , That the Omaha Central Labor union la in favor of the building of the I'lntto river cannl cither by private enterprise or by Donglns county , 1mt opposed to nil subsidies to private companies or corporations. i i a ' 1 IKI lliirrnr < . Of Indigestion , when It takes a long lease of the stomach , are unsurpassed by any de scribed by tha most xensalfonal writer of ghost stories Unlike this lutter kind , they are real and not imaginary. Heartburn , wind on tha stomach , heart pilpltatlon , ex treme nervousness are only a few of them , Dispossess this unwelcome truant with Hos teller's Stomach Tiltters. which banishes also malaria , constipation and biliousness. THE CANAL PROPOSITION. Comml 'ilmirr.i Cull It Public llfetlng to Dim u tlin I'rnpixllloii. As yet the members of the IJoard of County Commissioners IIUVA done nothing with the proposition ot the Omaha Power nnd Canal company , Hiking a subsidy of $ ! , - 000,000 to aid In the construction of the I'latte river canal , nor will they do anything this week , aa they desire to get an exprus- slno from the public before taking nny ac tion. With this und in view n public nieet- Inc has been called far Saturday evening , nt which time the canal question will bo dU- rubscd In all ot Its plmses. Tlia ineatlni ; will lie liplil In the largo court room In the court hoiibo. end will be | > ro- alded over by B. M. Blcnbers , the chairman of the board. It Is the Intention of all of Uie commissioners to attend the inciting , that they may hear the discussion that may bo brought out by the advocates and oppo nents of the Wo could not Improve the quality It vr paid double the price , DoWltt's Witch Hazel Salvo li the best salvo that experience can produce , or money can buy. AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA Onmha Colored Mnn Locked Up on Olmrgo of Criminal Assault. WOMAN WAS GIVEN A BEATING FIRST Complnlntx Slndo Apulint tl.o Cni.ntr At Cltlmn Ariiii.Rli.c . ; for . Mon * Ur ( , ' I nl > rut I on oil the rourlh tltl.or ItluK > o Cltr Notri. Joseph Mnyflold , a coloroil man \\lio lives at Thirteenth anil I.nko streets , Omalia , Is In jail on a very serious cluirgu. Mnblo Ornut , a bnxoni colored \\omnn. caused Mnyllelil's arrest nnil accuses htm of criminal assault. Ma ) field Is married to a vilto ! vuman. \Veilnesday night he came to South Omaha anj linltoil Miss Grant to accompany him to a ilanco In AlbrlRht , and the girl accepted. They left the dance about ! o'clock In the morning and started for Twenty-sixth and V streets , where Miss Grant lUcaUtli Mrs. Fletcher. Tlio filrl sajs that when they reached the railroad track below Swift's packing lictiso Ma > Hold attempted an assault. That she resisted and ho knocked her tloun and accompllshod his puriraso. lloth of Miss Omul's eyei are blacked anil her body is painfully bruised In so ral places. The county attorney telephoned down that ho was too busy to como to South Omaha to look Into the case and Instructed the edict to bring the complaining witness to hln olllce. This will bo done this morning. Thu author ities In South Omaha complain of the man ner In which they arc treated when a county attorney Is needed. It Is the rule and not the exception that a state case Is not hoard within four days after an nrreat U in ail o. I'onrll. of , lnly .M. The Fourth of July commlttco mot at the council chamber Wednesday night nnd talked over the foaturus of " the program. John Flynn was In the chair , "and poke enthusiastically of the prospects for a big time. Mr. Seykora talked In fa\or of big cash prizes for a com- potatlvo drill for the afternoon on Tw only- fourth street. Councilman lullak chairman of the committee on sports , reported that his commltttco had been actho and had arranged for a military competitive drill , bicycle races , bronco races , n newsboy race , fat men's race , mule race , hose cart race , hand cart rare and other amusements. The cash prUos will amount to several hundred dollars. Mr. Seykora reported that the packers had promised to take part In the big industrial parade , and about fifty men from the stcck yards will turn out on horseback and glvo a cowboy exhibition. Mr. Chock will see that several hundred school children turn out. There will bo many floats and other beautiful features. Mr. Corby has charge of the \ocal music at the park , and will organize a quartet that will render several selections. Hov. U. L , Wheeler and Hev. H. J. McDotltt will make short addresses. Prominent speakers from abroad will be here. The Gun club will fire n salute at daylight and the club will alno walk In the parade In a body. A 1101 el feature of the parade will bo a mm riding n wild Texas steer. George Dare said the callthumplan parade would be the most gorgeous thing of the kind ever given In the west. The next meeting will bo held Tues day night. Four compinles have been secured to enter the competatho drill In this city on the 1-ourth. They are the Omaha Guards , the rhurston Hides , the High school cadets of Council Bluffs and iho Dodge Light guards of Council Uluffs. Prices valued at J300 will bo given. The committee on fireworks has been au- thorlycd to spend at least $500 for a fireworks display. A float will be fixed up for forty-four youog girls to represent the states. ' Th'e ladles who have this work In charge are Mesdames - dames J. C. Carroll. L. J. Carpenter , J. F. Ultchart. D. F. Carpenter , W. J. Mc- Crann , .1. II. Rmlcrsdorf and George Dare. John Dare desires oil those who will take part In the callthumplan parade to meet at his plumbing shop on N street at a o clock Monday evening. MiiBli ! City Govsip > "Dlz" Nitcho has gone to Albany , Mo. , on a visit. The Masons will work the fellow craft de gree Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich of Randolph , la. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. u. Matchott. The Ideal Dancing club goes to Courtland beach Friday night to have a dance and picnic. The school board will meet Saturday after noon at 4 o'clock to open the bids for the Brown Park school building , Mr. A. L. Dennett , who for the last year has been connected with the Dally Trjbuno , has severed his connection with that paper. The ladles of the Presbyterian church will serve Ice cream and cake at the Eggers block , next door to the postofllco , Saturday , from 5 to 10 o'clock In the evening. George Ucclc , the young man who played the shell game at the circus to his sorrow accompanied by Constable Eddy , leaves this morning for Ponder to anest the fellow who robbed him. W. C. Heeler , the Adams express man , Is home from a pirasaiit visit with old friends In Pennsylvania. W. M. Hyaii , his partner. leaves thla morning on a vacation , which ho will spend at Milwaukee. There was ndt sufficient evidence to con vict the gamblers who were arraigned be fore Justice Monlgomery and upon motion of Iho assistant county allorney all Iho complaints - plaints were dismissed. Hcv. C. N. Daw son has gone to Minneapolis on a len days vacallon. Regular services will bo held al his church nexl Sunday morn ing and In the evening a full-blooded North American Indian will preach. The South Omaha Gun club will hold a meeting al The Ileo ofllce Friday night. The now ( shooting grounds In Albright have been put In shape and at the next meeting ar rangements will be made for a tournament. Property owners along N street between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-seventh will meqt at the Packers National bank thJs morning to dlbcuss the repavlng of that thoroughfare. The council has already di rected tlmt new permanent sidewalks bo laid on both sides of the street. A Vi.il ] known young man In this city went up against a shell gaiim at the circus grounds Wednesday evenIng - Ing and losl his watch and about $ G3 In money. Warrant * were sworn out be fore Justice Montgomery and Constable Kddy tried to locate either the crooks or ono of the propilctors of the show. Ho was unabla to find any of them and went to Council Illuffs yesterday to servo the papers. The trick was turned In the main tent of tha circus. _ _ Do-Wilt's Witch Hcsel Salve cures ulcers. DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salvo cures piles. Crowds are growing at Courtland lle-ich. JU\IIY : M.VIIKIT. INSTRUMENTS placed on record Juno 14 , 1SM ! : WAHUANTY nrsr.ufl. John Cmr uiul nUc to IM Craig , lot G. block " 0" 1/mu'B ucM . . . J 1.030 Aiulaw Klhy In OpliUlii CMcnlaim , lot C , hloik "Q , " Minn . i 1 W Wlll'am ' Ilii'i and wlfa to J r Kiuigi-on , lot I , l.loclt 10 , Hhlill'H : tl ntld . , . 20,000 lluldu niDllniiin lo .1 W niimr. lot ; , Murk 3. CldUliiml Plnru . 49) ) J H Holland nnd wlfo tu Hulili M Chull- iimn mine . , . 4M1 U i : Hiving and wlfo to U A Klimi. M M fu-t nt w U fi-i t at tux lot 'I , In rl-r.-M . 1KOO Mvtiniioltlin land mut TniM rmnpiin > In Arituti Hnabiula. lot " 0. block 3 , MilluH * M nilil tu Kimtli Omaha . . H Anliioii CU iii-nii , Jr. to It I , CuiiMiiur , n 31 fcit lot M. Mock II.Viillillt Hill . , 1 O'MT CLAIM WHIH : 15 T Smlih ' .Ml wife t'J Nub in Weitmnn. lot 2. lilnik II , lirlKK"1 I'liii . > . lf/0 Knto it llulimi ) tu A U llolim ft ill , lotv II tu U , black 1C , JltuilmUun nclJ. , . . , . , . . , 1 Total amount of tiunifTH . (31 ( , UI One word describes U , ' 'perfection. " Wo refer to DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve , curej Piles. m Crowds are erowlnc at Courtland Dcactt.