TITK OMAHA DAILY BEK : MONDAY , AUGUST G , 1P91.
JJPBPJRLJJOT10K8. .
A < lTi > rll * . > mnH for these columns will ' " ' " ' [ JS
until H JO p. m t r Hi * i-vnr-mnic nnd until .W
p. m for lh morning nml Sunday " ' " " " "v. . , .
Advertiser * liv ri-puesllnif n numl r check ,
can have nmwrn addressed to n numbered lellj-r
In mrn of TheHep. . An wer m iiddrtMPd will
I ) ' il llvorrtl upon presentation "I th rnccljvvi. ,
llAlro. l < ie n word ftr t Insertion , le n word
ttmonfter Nothing taken for lew than 25o for
Ifiirrtlon , . .
i I.
i * n < lvfril > pmi-nt must run consecutively.
SITUAT10NS"WANTtD.
i CAN ro OFFICE \\OIIK.
I can travel i.r retail groceries.
I must do something iiulrk
llcut reference * from lastb. . *
Addn-sa H M , Ilcc ollloc. ASI2-10
ACTIVIJ IIOY OF II WANTS STEADY EMI -
I > Iiym nt , with Iwanl , wages no object. S67 ,
llei * . " * " "
WANTED M ALE HELP.
BOL1CITORS , TEAMS FUHHD-INSTALLMENT
goods American Wringer Co. . 1613 Howrard.
WANTED. HARTENDER. SPm-llIIAN TOWN
Onn whd can furnish rccoinmpndiillons nml talk
American , ( lermnn nnd Danish given prefer
ence. Address , enclosing ph itograph , H 48 ,
lice. Photograph will be returned.
IJ .VioJu n
A HUITAHLE MAN. WITH SMALL CAPITAL , .
cnn secure good situation anil minnKemenl of
business nf it corpomtlon In thin city. The
omit Co. wiuitB resident manager In ex-pry
rlly In Neil , nnd Iowa , having population nf
S.WW and upwards Give former < -xiierJence nnd
reference llux 730 , Omnh.i. H 810-7
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED. GOODHUT. roil GENERAL
housework In Hinnll family at IIS N zcih ,
reference required. L 31882 6
WANTED A"NEAT mm. roil GENERAL
housework. 1117 I'nrk avenue. C M 81 6 |
WANTED , A GOOD , RELIAIJLE , INIU'STRI-
HUB woman to cook nml do our home
work , niiill fnmlly , Hlendy cripo ! > menl ; pleas-
nnt position for a writable iwmon. Apply to
W. H. Bcavi > y. chief of police. C Mali 7
LADI'IIS WANTING"Fi7tsTtTL ASS O IRLS
apply Scandinavian V. I. Home exchange.20 ,
FOB RENT HOUSES.
TOUTS FOR RENT , mi FARNAM ST.
D-663
VHIIY KINK 7-llOOM COTTAGE AT REduced -
duced price , cull lit once , fidelity Trust Com-
pnny. 170. ! Fnrniim street. D 661
WANTED-OOOD MEDIUM PRICED IIOUSKS.
List your houses for rent with Amen.
I ) CC5
FOR IlKNT. DESIRAHLE DWELLINGS IN
nil part * of city. E. 11. Sheafe , 52 Paxtun blk.
lJvl8A6
IIOUSKS. K. K. DARLING , DARKER HLOCK.
I ) ItGC
"roil RENT , MOUKItN 10-ROOM FL.VT. CENtrally -
trally locait d , will readily 1111 with roomer * .
II , II. Bin-life , 43J I'uxton block. U 'Jl'J-AC
IIOUSKS IN AM , PARTS OK TIIK C1TV. Till :
O. I * . Dal Is company , 1503 Farnam. U < iC7
6-HOOM "COTTAGES. MODERN , ( 'HOICK IN
Stanford Circle. C. S. Elgutter. 201 lieu bldg.
D 6G8
RENTAL ACIKNCV. G07 1IHOWN DI.OCK.
I ) 66V A17
KELKENNY ft CO. , It. 1. CONTINENTAL UIX.
FINK 7-llOOM CORNKR FLAT AT 701 S. 1CTII
street ; langf mid oil other conveniences. George
Clotiser , room S , 16il Kiiinntn stiei't. D 300
rou RENT IF SO ME" TIENTLEMANAND
III * wlfu would UKu to rent n deslrnbl" modern
house of nine looms In a choice locution , we
baviII. . Hoggs & Hill. 1 > Ml-ASl
CAII. ; AT orrici : roit rui.i. UKSCRIITION
and pliotoRraph of these hou cs :
322T 1'rnlt ctnet , 4 rooms , $ S.OO.
3513 Hvard Hlieet , 1 rcHjniH , ne\v. $10.00.
i 2113 ItrUtoi street , 7-room cottuKe. everything
In It , bouml to suit , t" : oo.
OIIQ ul tha llnest 7-iiKim houses In city , HO.
1'hkllty Trust Co. , 17th ami Karnain sis.
D-572
IlKNT. MODHIIN 6-ROOM COTTAGK ;
call forenoons 1521 Hherman nvenue. D M62I
C ROOMS. MODKRN CONVKNIKNCKS ; 82S S.
ISth st. D 740-0
FOll ItKNT lIOlTSf : OV TIIRKK ROOMB IN
pond repair ; welt and cistern. Kmiulre nt 351G
Webster Street. D 767-6 *
C3 HOUSES. P , D. WKAD. 16T1I & DOUGLAS.
U 772-7
FOR UKNT , LAltar. TWO-BTORY nl'
formerly used byUio Marliorr Tiunk 1'nctory.
.2430 BewnrU st. _ U-7X ) si
8014 MASON ST. , 8 IIOOMR. LAWN , DARN ;
ele nnt location , J30.0U. S. K. HumphieU2S
New York Life. D 7SI C
10-ROOM HOt'SK , MODKRN CONVKNIKNCKS.
621 S. 1'Jlli nil eel. U-841-C *
FOR IlKNT. MOHT DKSIRAIiLK IIOUBK , 2513
Farmim. R. C. I'attersun , It.unKe block.
1 > M9Q1
MODKIIN SKVKN-ROOSI COTTAOn , $21.00 ;
jilx-ropm cotinge , J.M.OO ; each having b.uns ,
line locations ; Kofnl neighborhood. Aildiest S
) , Il.-e. D-M9S3 7 *
FOR RUNT. NICKLY FfRNISIIlID ROOMS.
1814 D lgc , Reference required. D M31I 7 *
FOR RENT. NK'AT O-UOOM COTTAGE , sis.w
month. 819 S. lillh at. D-791 4 *
FOB. BENT FURNISHEU ROOMS.
A LAROK KAST I'RONT 1'ARLOR , NICKLY
furnished , very desirable , at icasunable talcs.
321 N. 15th street. K M620
FOR RKNT , I'OIl 2 MONTHS. I NICKLY FUR-
nlshed rooms for housekeeping , llrst Moor ;
modern. 2115 Kisklne street , N. 24lh. references
required ; Jtr..OO. K M723 6 *
NirKLY rriiNisTriTrfbT'Tii ; FIONT ROOM
In private family , nil conveniences ; gentleman
preferred. Reference renulred. C14 N. HHt st.
i-750-0
ROOMS ri'RNMSHKD OR UNI-'L'RNI.SIIKD.
1619 Dodge St. i : 7SS S
3 NICK I'TRNISIIKI ) ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping , tin S. llth. E MiOO
FURNISHED SOUTH FRONT
rooms , modem conveniences , same lloor. 1S.J2
Chicago. U M911 10
ROOM FOR LIGHT IIOI'.SKKKKI'INO 119 N.
15th. K-M930 *
FURNISHKU ROOMS , CJ < J SOfTH 10TH ST.
K MU3J 2i )
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME UNDER CARE OF
Women's Christian association. Ill S. 17th t.
F-671
ROOMS WITH HOARD. 2130 UAllNEY.
F-17J-A12 *
HOOMB WITH HOARD 1316 CHICAGO ST.
F-M&1-A20 *
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND FIRST
class boa id , 1721 Dodge. F 215-A14
SOUTH ROOMS RKAPONAIILK. 2103 1XHJO-
las street. 1' M73S 6 >
THRKK ITRNISIIKD ROOMS FUR LIGHT
houBukeepliii ; to paitUu without ihlldren. 1003
llomiid , 2d llo.ii' . K-MbM I , *
_
WHAT is 'THAT ON THK s K. COR. OF ISTH
ninl Howard * Why. the Webster hotel , where
> ou can get elegant , rooms , with or without
board , nt leasonable latei ; etenm hvut nnd
u\eij thing drift-class , F M3J3 U *
KOUTH FOUNT ROOM FOR A GKNTLKM AN ,
\\-illl llrat-ilpa boutd. Call nt IT''J Dodgu
BtreeU F MS)7 ) 7 *
_ _
NICKLY Ft'ltNMSHKD ROOMS WITH IIOAlll ) .
013 N. 20th. F-Sm 7
in : ROOM , WITH HOARD.
for two ; line location ; all modtrn contenl-
encea. Addreis T 1. I lee. FM'ljj 11
_
GOOD ilOARD AND ROOMS , JI.OO TO 6.r I'KR
week , 2018 Davenport. F MWl 6 *
FLRNISHKD ROOMS WITH HOARD. 2019
California it. F3S4
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR KENT
I NICK ROOMS. WATKli. 603 N. ISTH ST.
I I'Nl'l'RNISHKD CHAMIIKRS FOR HOltSK-
keeplng to man und wife : no children. 319 No.
Jllh M. U-8U
TIlKr.U PLKASANT ROOMS , CI.OSKTS. COAL
house , city nuur ; housekeeping. 2U2I Howard
gtreet. O M'JIS 6
111 FOl'll I.ARGK , rNFl'UNlSIIKD ROOMS
for housekeeping , or more If detlred 2011 St.
Mary'a n\eim < > . G MMI 6 *
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES
roil IlKNT. THK 4-STORY 1IIUCU III II.DING
910 Furnam ( tfin-t. 't'liu building has a the-
proofcttmenl I'asement , complete steam h < * at-
me irxtumi. u.U'T on ull floors , u.is , etc. Ap
ply ut .ttio v lc at The HOB , l-w
CORNKlt 8TOIIH , (50.00. . > ! DOUGLAS. IN-
ciulru 3 i. l-n\S,3 (
AOENTa WANTED.
AGKNTH. DOTH SIJXKS. TO TAKK I'ON.
truvt for reiutlc firm. 415 rnxtcn blk , Omaha ,
J-7II.A30'
AUKNTS. MKX ANP WOMKN. 9H I'KR CKNT
nioilt on iicceMiiiry huumtliul t article. I cents
in .Maimis fur ixutlculnrn. I'N ' K6. Anhland ,
N l - J Mltttti *
d TAKK oTuJKl'tTnTY"SAMl'LB AT
home or Inivtl.Vt > | u > liberal sal.iry und ex >
primr * or good iMinmUslon und furnish
.imi.f { a rliiht u.'pllcaiil. Addrvs * Luck
Jlox 1K4. Ntw York tlty.
WANTED TO RENT.
_ " _ _
WANT "TO LKASB FOR TKRM OF YKARS
tenement Mock or number of dwellings cen
trally located. Addresn 1' . O. llox 7M. K-37I
WANTKI ) , TO RUNT A ONIM1ORHK , LIGHT.
Iwo-niMiUil surrey. Address S 66 , H e.
FUIINIHIIKD ROOMC KI7 DODGK ;
STORAGE.
STORAGB , WILLIAMS & CllO.S8.litl HARNKY.
M 672
STORAOK FOR HOl'SKHOLD GOODS ; CLKAN
and chrap late. It. Wells , till Kurmiin.M .
M 67J
FARNAM. Tcl.1559
M 674
IIKST 8TORAGK ntilLDING IN OMAHA. U.
S. ROV. Ixmded warehouse. Household goods
stored. Lowest rales. 1013-1015 Lca\enworth.
M-II5
WANTED TO BUY.
I1K8T POn T1II1 .MONKV.IIAVANA
inoiirsT : pitiri : PAID rcm .
furniture. lo\es. cle. 1. Urusscll , " 10-,12 N. Iflth
N G. 8-A8
I 1IAVB HnVnitAI. I'AUTIIIH WHO WIHH
to buy chrnp home * . Wlmlnf \ you to offer *
D. F. HUTCH IKON. 108 N' . 15th st. Ni87 4
WANTHU TO IIUY , 40 Oil M ACIIKH NKAIl
Omnha or Council Dluffs , Improved or iinlm-
provpil ; pirt timber nml running water pre
ferred. Aildresi S 44 , Ifee olllcc.
POK SALE FURNITURE.
I'AVMIJNTH IJA8V" ! YOU WON'T MISS YOUn
money. Low prices on furniture & household
goods. inlerirls- : | Credit Co. . 013-013 N. 16th st.
O ia
FOR SALE HORSES , WAUONS.ETO
KOIt HAI.U , TWO OOOD KAM1I.Y HOIlHiS ,
cheap for rush ; safe nnd reliable. II. I. .
Ilurkct , undertulcer , 23d and CumlnR streets.
I' M840
P1NI3 HUCOND HAND PIIAirrON'S AND CA11 -
HuKOH. A. J. Hlmpson's Repository , 1411 Dodne.
I1--014-AUt
2 TOI' IIUaOICStH & JW.MIATIIKIt TOP C'AIl-
rlaBe I" " ' . Urummond Carriage Co. 1' eel
KOH HAW ! OR TUADIJ-2 IIORSHS WBHHl-
Intr 1,00) llis. encli. 6 nnd 7 year old. Kr J
Terry. 430 IlnniKe block. P "Ct
PINI : IIOHHI : . uuuav AND IIAUNUSS. AD-
dieis S 40 , llee. 1' 766-7 *
WANTii > 7 IinAHONAIILH OPKHR TOR FA Si
lly horse , phaeton and harness. 024 B. 2T > th st ,
cor. Jones. P-MS07 6'
FAMILY HOIWn CHEAP. G ! GHOROIA AVK.
IIOIISK , WAOON AND HAIINKSS FOU SAfn
cheap at 171)3 ) Hurt street. P MS3I C
FOR SALE , HORSES , WAGONS. ETC
Continued.
Hi : IIKST I.UATHnilTOP IJt'OflY IN OMAHA
for JW.OO. Drummond , ISth and Harney.
1 * 5V )
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
TOR SALi : . Killol JIOKTGAGi:3. GUARANteed -
teed 8 per ceil , unni ot I3W.UO to $1,000.00.
Why tnlt > 4 per tent whin you cnn Ret 8- '
AniP-i. 1C17 KiriiJin. q-MOai
ici : KOII RAM : , CAN snrr ovuit ANY ROAD
out of Oiniibn and Conn. U LJIulfs. I.amorcaux
Ilros . 20i ( Ko. IClli , Omiilia. Q 333-A17
icn KOR KAI.K"IN CAR LOTS oiMinnr
Urns. . Council lllurfs. Q M62I-A23
CIIIAPIST : CIIICKIN AND ORNAMIINTAI. ,
fence made. C. It. I.ce , 1W1 Douglas.
Q-774
RANK AND PLATTi : VALLEY SAND TOR
tale. C. W. Hull Company. 2Uth & Izurd gts.
Q 775
WAGON UMIIIUILLAS. Sl.MPtiON , 1111 DODGI : .
Q 51.1-A2I
MISCELLANEOUS.
unij MU.SP.UM ov ANATOMY TO MEN
only. Dr. tiearles & Hfrulea , 141G Fnrmim st
R 131-A10
YOUR OLD CARPKT WOVEN INTO
rugs. Smyrna lugs repaired , 1321 Leavemvorth.
R-M542
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. DR. H. WARRKN , CLAIRVOYANT. RE"-
llnblc business mtdlum ; 7th jear ut 119 N. 1C.
S7ii
CLAIRVOYANT PROFHSSOn WHITE CAN KIJ
consulted on business , marriage , dlvore"a nml
all family affairs ; the filtuie plainly lovealetl ,
loverx united , troubles helptd , names of
friends and enemies ; also the one you will
marry. Hours from 9 a. in. to 9 p. m. . Sun
day , 9 to 0. 1017 Chicago street. S 103-A10 *
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
MADAMU SMITH , W2 S. 13TII , 2D PLOOll.
roam 3. Massage , Mipor , alcohol , steam , sul
phur anil sc.i bulbs. T MS93 11 *
MASSAGE , MADAM UKRNARD , 1413 DODGR
T MC5I-12 *
PERSONAL.
LADIES' AMI1ER JHWIILRY TO OllDIilT ;
also repairing. 613 S. 10th btri'et. U M077
TRY HAVANA PUKCKLEg , A IOC SMOKE.
U M3C7-A19
WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J.
Muller's new Ice cream imrlois , 2802 Leu\en-
NNOith street ; everything Is new. Including the
building. Tel. 10JO. Ice eienm delivered.
U-CT8
VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book and consultation free. Addiess or
call Vlavl Co. , 340 lice bldg. Lady attendant.
U 619
UNION"IIRANDGENUINH WHOLE WHEAT
Hour.VheatelNew breakfast food. Neal &
Com ad. Wholesale Agents , Omaha.U
U ai-A15
WHOLE WHEAT 11UEAD 1'ROM UNHOLTED
lloui ut Imogen L. HaniM'y's , 217 N. liith st.
i-21J-A19
MASAGE PATHS. MME. POST , 319& S. 15TH.
U 3'j ;
UMIIRELLAS MADE. R ECO V E R10 D AND 11R.
paired. 105 South Sixteenth stieet. U-isS
CREAM FOII WI HPPING.COTTA G E CHEESE ,
Waterloo creamery , 1013 Huwnid ; tcl. 1JJJ.
U Stllli-All
SAMUEL 11URNS INVITES YOU TO SEE HIS
neu dinner eels at JJ.7S , formerly JH'.OO.
U Mi A24
lULVU'FF
A pleafimt itnd convenient place , 1120
1't.innm street , I'll\ton block ; 'phone 711.UCSQ
U-CSQ
THE WOMAN'S 11AKERY SUPPLIES VA-
rlety of tholco goods , besides five Muds of the
best luead In market ; whole wheat bread a
specl.ilu ; gojds delivered ; telephone 451. Mrs.
C. RaUlle , managir , 1104 N. 24th St.
U-633-A-25
STRAW HATS CLEANED , RESHAPED AND
m.ule new. SOS N. 20th St. U 623-A-23
WANTED FOR UNION CO. FAIR , AT ELK
Point , > t D. , ono merry-go-round nnd one bal
loon ascension man. Apply to secretary. Elk
Point , S. I ) . , fair , Sept. 18 , 19 , 20 und SI. H.
Miiiphcy , secretary. U 60S 10
MME. L\T lioblv , MASSAGE , 1609 LEVEV -
worth st. , third lloor , front rooms to left
I' : sa s
TAKE Youu "FRIEND ; TINTYPES. 4 VciTi
_ jgc. 1'pjclor. fd6 H. 10th street. U M83I
KIND HEARTED. SENSII1LE ENGLISH LADY
(37) ( ) . trmeled , reltnod , well Informed and agree ,
able , would like to conespondlth a middle-
aged gentleman of comfortable Income , with n
view to matrimony. Is fair , of medium height ,
stlsh ! ilnuru. No Irltlcm need apply. Addieas
Yerltus , ISO East llth street , New York.
U MS30 C
WANTED , HY AN KI.DERLY PENTLEMAN
of mealls , tha aeiiuulntaneo of petite young
lady , brunette prefeired. AddicaB S C3 , Dee.
U M833 C'
INFORMATION WANTED OF ANY TRACE
of minion A Wilson , natlva < if Now York C ly ,
of Scotch parents , IOIIR n resident of I/juUvllle.
Ky.llelo be learned thu trade of copper-
mnUh , HUH a member of thu order of Odd
Felljus In sam city , blue eyes , light com
plexion ; If tills nicou the notice of any one
who ran Klve tiaeo of him they will do n
favor by snullnif word to Ills ulster. Agnes
Wlls m , who Is alone among stningeiti with
out means , txdtlrrss J. II. llosi , secretary
Odd Fell IMS' temple. Elm and "ill street. Cin
cinnati , Ohio. Ui91 &
LAD Y ( . ' L A1119 y ANT ; H EAl7Fn AND HUsF-
neas especially . 1026 S. 2'Hh stieet. Omaha.
l'-MiH ) U
WANTED. THE ADDRESS OF HENRY .
Pott or Polls , xtho In istx ) was nt or near
Onmhn , Ni-li. ; J10.Wlll be iiUcn for post-
olllce mUlress , E. It , UUIs , box SI. CriHton
In. U M9W 11
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
LIFE INSURANCE POU ( 7E3 LOANED ON
or bought. F. C. Chetney , Kuniaj City. Mo.
_ _
ANTHONY LOAN & Tlll'.ST CO , , 1IJN.Y. LIPE
loans nt law ruUs for cholco icrurlty on Ne
braska and Iowa farmi or Omaha city property
W CS1
IAANH , U. H. 8HEAFE. 4 PAXTON HLlci
W-8H-A6
_ _ _ _ _
MONEV TO LOAN ON FARM IN DoUtlLAB
Improved and unlmprovnl Omaha real t stair
ndtllly Trmt Co. . 17U3 Farnnni st. W-
MONEY TO TOAN ON IMPROVED" OMAHA
real tutatr. Uranium , LaCo. . , Paxton Ilk
' \f iat
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
Continued.
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
properly ; $3,000 A upwards , G to 654 per cvnl ! no
delays. W. Farnani Smith & Co , , 1320 Farnnni.
W-687
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
nnd Nebraska farms at from 6 tn 7 l"r cent.
W. II. Mrlkle , First National bank building.
1X3AN8 WANTED. J. N. FRENV.ER , OPP. P.O.
W-.76g.3l
_
MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE , 501 N.Y.LIFE.
W taiui4'
_
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1 J Pnmnm st. W Cll
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. . 18TII AND
' Douglas etrft'tj" . loan money nn city nnd farm
property nt lowest rates of Interest. W 6M
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW
York. Capital (2Oun.ouO. Surplus IMO.OOO , Sub
mit cholco loans to F , 8. Pusey. agent. First
National bank building. W-6M
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MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST UATRtt ON
Improvnl and unlmproted Omalm real estate ,
1 to 6 years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Furnim.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Ilrennan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk.
W M
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SEU V. D ] WEAD FOR ANY MORTGAGE
loan you wnnt to nmko or s II. W 771-7
FIRST MORTGAGES DOUOHT ON DO1K1LAH
or Sarpy county farms. Reed & Sellijr , 131
loard ot Trade bulldlnif. W 815
_
LOANS ON DOUGLAS OR HARPY COUNTY
farmt. Write us. Reed & Selby , 331 Chamber
of Commerce bldg. W 8S1
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
J. U. HADDOCK , ROOM 427 IIAMGE IlLOflC.
X-C92
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURN1TUUE. I'lANOlT
horses , wagons , elc. , nt lowest rates In city ;
no removal of goodi : strictly confidential ; > ou
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amounts.
amounts.OMAHA
OMAHA SIORTOAOE LOAN CO
30ti South 16th street.
X 693
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD PURNI-
ture , pianos , horses , waK ns , or nny kind of
chattel security , nt lowest | i lble rates , which
you can pay back nt any lime , and In nny
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
room 4 , Wlthnell block. X CM
SHORT TIME LOANS , 432 PAXTON IILOCK.
X-917-AO
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP
crty. Har\ln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y , Life build-
Ing. X Mi )
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS MADE ON CHATEL
secuiltles. Address I1. O. IJox 752. X 373
When you want HELP Let THE..BEE . .
HELP you get HELP 25c for.seven-
teen words or less first timej and a
t
penny a word after that no matter
how many words There arellpts oF
folks needing HELP We wilKHELP
"
you and you will get HELP.
ri a
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE. ALL FURNITURE NOW IN USE
in conducting a nrst-class hotel. Hotel build-
Inr can be leased for any number of years.
Mn > . A ? II. RayValentIne _ , Neb. Y-MS63
SMOKE IlIvANTrimECKLES.
FOR SALE , GROCERY STORE , GOOD CLEAN
stock , located on the best street In the city ;
will Invoice at ubout $1.800.00 : will sell for
cash only ; good icason for selling. Address *
P 29 Hee. M198 A13
IF YOU WANT TO HUY.SELL OR EXCHANGE
merchandise , get In or out of the business , call
on or address the National Information and
Exchange Co. , 203 First National banls , Omaha ,
Neb. x W3 A.4
FOR RENT A DEPARTMENT ON SECOND
floor. SOx'JO , In one of the largest .houses In
Council muffs. 13 , care Ucc , Council Bluffs.
Y M63j
A DOCTOR IN A GOOD COUNTY SEAT TOWN
In Neb. desires to sell his dwelling , household
furniture , olllce building nnd practice at n
gieat sacilllce. Oldest established doctor In
the county ; a grcal snap. Address ; S M Hee ,
Omaha. 1 M872 0 *
FOR SALE. HAKERY AND RESTAURANT IN
a good live town of l.OOu to 1,10 ( ) population.
Address Hee olllce. Lincoln. Y M927 7'
FOR SALE , DIG PAYING HUSINESS ; NO
competition. JI.SOO cash takes It. Address
S CO , this olllce. Y-SI9-A3'
FOR EXCHANGE.
UARGA1NS IN HOMESTRADESALE,1.01 ( Dodio
K C'J7
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FOR TRADE" . FOR OMAHA IMPROVED PROP-
eitles woith tt.UOO.IJO to tlO.000.00 , good farm
lands In tills stale ; will as umo reasonable In-
cumhrnnce. What have > ou got ? Ames. 1817
Fainam street. Z M317
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR MERCHAN-
dlue of eveiy kind , a small livery In Unit class
shape. Inquire at drug store , 3014 Ame _ ave.
WANTED , MISSOURI LAND. CLEAR , IN EX-
chaiiKo for good Inside Income bearing propelty ,
clc.u. Addiess llox 121 , Sioux City , la.
2-M796 G
WAER-l'OWER FEED MILL. DWELLING
house ami 8 acres of land , t i miles from
Council muffs. F. C. Lougee , Council lllurfs ,
Iowa. /-lil4-9
A 10-CENTER FOR 50 , HAVANA FRECKLES.
7. M3C7 A19
FOR EXCHANGE. FINE LANDS , WELL LO
calfil , ptoduct e and some cash , for stock of
general merchandise. Address lock Hov 30 ,
llrn\vr ICey , Neb. Z M904 H
WANTED , STOCK OF CLOTHING , OHOCER-
Ics nnd hardwaie In exchange for ImpioM-d
Omaha ically. R. C. Patterson , Rnnige block.
H-M903
FOR TRADE , A HORSE FOR GOOD IH'GGY
or n good drl\er ; will pay difference , St.
Mary's A\enuc Ll\ery stable. K M933 7 *
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
SNAP-SMOOTH. RICH GARDEN LAND FIVE
miles from postoillee , 1100 per nei'e , might take
tome Irudo. 'JOI N. Y. L. building.
building.R E-176.A13 .
FOR SALE 40. 60 OR 100 ACRES , JOINS FLOR-
ence. Splendid land for InvestiiK'iit. Only $60
ul acre , Ames , 1617 Farnam street.
R E-M3H
FOR SALE , CHOICE SECTION LAND NEAR
Lexington , Daw son county. No liner land In
the stale. Ames , 1617 Fiirnam , It K M31S
CHOICE GARDEN LANDS , 5 MILES FROM
iratolllce , In tracts from 10 to 160 lu-irx. A
great bargain. Will take some trade. N. D.
Keyes. 617 Paxton bloik. RE-M7c
LIBT HAROAINH FOR QUICK TURNS. 0"i
Dodge. H lv-700
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A 'HAHGAIN-I R SALE , to ACRES 'LAND.
70 In cultivation , 10 In Umber ; rll Impioird
crop , stock and linplements , new house , with
6 rooms and well furnished : cash , $ . ' . 001)0 ) ;
two miles from railway station. For pnrtlcu-
lara apply to O. A. Heberer , 1'hllHpshure- ,
l iclede county , Mo. RIM7i37. '
FOR SALE , 4.460 ACRES OF LAND 60 MILES
iiorthncut of Oinolm. Addivss Thuniaa Kerl ,
Oakland. Neb. RE-M777 81'
HARGAIN , A FINE 430-ACRE FAIUI. 12
miles from Omaha , only 140.00 per aero. C. R ,
HoatrUhl. 801 N. Y , Lite. RF.-3a > ul7
I' . ' D. HUTCHINSON. Je5 FARN.VM. HAS
rash cu < toinern to buy cheap lots , I'Uilomrr
tor lot near 31st und IVxlKe , liorsn and cnrrlaxn
for chrap lot , ( -room house for vacant prop-
ort ) groceries and hardware fj rauli ul it real
ratiite , tenant for furnUhc.1 IIOUIK- , inn lent
nice collage * . HE- ! > J 7
FOR BALE-HAL ESTATE.
$ C.W PER ACRE WlHU Ht'Y A3 FINE A
stock nml hay ranch as there Is In the Elkhorn -
horn tnllryi only tJ o"rt" ' } cash rniulred ; Iml-
nnce on long tlnnT D acres In n bunch ,
Correspond with Clarence Sflah , O'Neill. Neb.
tj ) il HE M82S 7
FOR SALE. NEW 4OifcM COTTAGE : CEL.
l.ir , cistern , city w uteri cor. 13th nnd fabler ;
tl.260.00 ! long time. llmriilre 131S Pnrn.nn.
Samuel Uurin. R E-693
HARGAINST HOT-SES. tSTfs" AND FARMS ,
tale or Iradc. F. K. Darling , Harker block.
FOR HALE , 1S',4 MIUES , f'ROM OMAHA. 430
acres well Improved ? W'acres In hay. 1.0 In
corn and onts , balanoe ln limber. Will sell
nr $10 an ncrc on cgsy terms. II will pay to
Investigate this. AmJ . "K17 | ' _
WE CAN GIVE A DISCOUNT OF $2,0 > > TlN A
Hanscom Placeresldenre , every conv. A lln
6 r. house ( cellar iihilerrd ) , city vvaler. well
nnd cistern. $1.300. 6 r. house rn ni ? nt $1 ) .W
for $1,500. $ WO lash buys n $ I,2 > M lot In N. \ \ .
parl of city. F. D. Wead , 16th nnd Doughis.
10 ACRES ( CLOSE IN ) . $2.000.
5 acies well Improved , $ liOO.
610 , Johnson Co. , $30 nn ncrc.
200 , Hurt Co. , $37 an acre. . .
40 ( close In ) , $ -,000.
200 near Omaha , $8.000.
160 near Onialn , $10.000.
440 near Omaha. $10 nn acre.
C67 , Snrpy Co , $30 nn acre.
200 near Nebraska Cltv , $8.000.
Wanted 80 In Sarpy Co.
Wanted 160 In Washington Co.
Wanted G nnd 10 acre lots.
Wanted San Diego for Omaha property.
Wanted Omaha for Chicago property.
C. F. Harrison , 812 N. Y. Life , Omaha.
BICYCLES.
11ICYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELED.
Tires und sundries. Safes opened , repaired. C.
II. Hellln , locksmith. JHN. 16th street. P2i-A6
llCYCLEs ] NEW ANDOLD2o TO J125
easy pa > ments ; c lent and repair. Omalcx
lllcycle Co. , 323 N. 16th street. Telephone12J. _
NEW WARWICK , 1M4 PATTERN. STRICTLY
hUh grade , adjustable handle and rear brake
on no other wheel. Inquire Omaha Coal , Coke
& Lime Co. , 16th and Douglas st. 13J-A10
U1CYCLES-ALL STYLES.
Send for our list of second hand and shop
worn bicycles. Repairs and cycle sundries of
all kinds. M. O. Daxiin , 402 N. IClll st. Ml
SHORTHAND ANI ) TYPEWRITINQ.
VAN RANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND , M3
N. Y. Life , Omaha.Aslt for circular. 718
LEARN PRACTICAL ItUSINESS & SHORT-
hanil. Roote's Omaha Rus. Col , IJtli & Fainam
213 A13
UNDERTAKERS AN D EMB ALMER3
II. K. nURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
eiiibalmer. l618Clilcago _ st , , telephone SO. 703
SWANSON & VALIEN.'UNDERTAKERS'AND
cmbalmers. 1701 Cumlng st. , telepliono 1060
_ 706
'l ' ' UND13IITAKEU AND EM-
balmcr , 1417 Farnnni at. , telephone 223. 707
& HEAVKY , 218 S. 14TlFsT. TEL.
20o ; also 24th and N sts. , So. Omaha !
708 A21
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JOB PRINTING.
_
QUICK PRINTERS , KRAMER & CHANDLER
1121 Farnam and 307-9 S. 12th. 16 6
Mall orders gel quick action. _ 603-A4
REED JOB PRINTING CQ. FINE PRINTING
of all kinds. 17th st. , JJeo building. 716
MAIL ORDER COMMERCIAL TlUNTINO A
specialty. Douglas Printing Co. , 419 S. 15th
street , blicelcy bldg. Tel. 641 for prompt service.
_ M733
LOST.
STOLEN. ONE DELIVERY WAGON. EAGLE
Cornice works. Painted on sides. ! reward
C ? . , , fr rcluln of same to John Epencter. 103
N. Hth st. LOST 8J4-6
LOST 13 REWARD A IIROWN HORSE
weight 900 pounds. Han a Mimll white spot on
; ! lt'"ii ! "usl"p. ! . < 1' At'Cut 7 1C"1M "ld- ' ' 'fnnk
i
Heine , 3120 So. 17th St. , near Spring st. , Om.iha.
. 8M-0
MUSIC , AItT AND
G. V. GELLENIimfi DANJOIST AND
teacher. liilO California stieet. 914
FOR HAROAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS :
easy payments ; Instiurnents rented , rents apply
on purchase. A. Hospe , Jr. 701
MRS. JESSJE RROVVN-CROMMETT. THE
only post graduate of Emerson College of Ora
tory. Hoston In Omaha , who teaches elocution
and phjslcal culture. Ware building , Omaha.
211 A13
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD
pipes made new. 613 S. Itilh. 709
ii. L. CARTER ] METAL CORNICE SKY
lights , smoke stacks , fuinacts. 1617 Howard st.
_ HL
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF-
llce to 20 B. 16th bt. . Drown block. M163
DAMAGED MlHROHS'ltKBILVERED ' , 7l9 N.IF.
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THE MIDLAND
Coiner 16th and CliloSgo sis. ; coolest hotel
In Onulia , new hulWox.anew furniture , elcc-
irle bells , bath. BlraiiL.Jinat American plan.
II.M to lioo per dav lJUropean iilan. Wo lo
JI.OO per day. M. J1. ' rrank , proprietor.
" ' 714
.AETNA IIOUHi : ( EUlibi'L'AN ' ) N. W. COR.
13th and Dodge. lloonrby day or week.
j"a'- 108 A9
TYPEWRITERS
TYPEWRITERS HQlIOIIiT. SOLD. T.X-
changed. rented and repaired. Tjpewrller and
olllce supplies. Typ nets | rented at tl per
month. The Omaha Tyi wfrlter Exchange , suc
cessors to Iho typewTluiiK department of the
Megeath Slatlonaiv VlliOS. . 13th , tel. 1361.
SEE TilE NEW DOuTwWHTY TYPEWRITER
J " 2 ° ! " ijm'.iwail''t ' | Uxc""nKe' tcl' $ '
PLUM ERST
FREE-PLUM111NG OF 'EVERY KIND , GAS
steam & hot water heating , revverniie. 313 S. 16 ,
J J. HANIOAN. PLGMIIING. STEAM AND
hot water healing , 2703 I/cuvenwoith t. ) Si
JOHN HOWE & co. , PLUM H i NO STE A M A N D
hot water heating , gas llxturvs , globes , 421 S. 13.
4SI
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
WHITE'S EMPIX5YMENT OFFICE. TUB ONLY
Place to eel help of oil , kinds In the city.
154 All
CORNICE.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS. GALVANISED
Iron cornices. 17 t Ht. Mary'a ave , 391
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L'AGLE CORNICE WORKS. JOHN El'E
neier , l > rt > i > , , 10i , lie , in N. luu. Enub , IM
Sil
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATl'llEH AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage balterles Irchnrgcd , flectrlcnl snd sen-
mil mnehlnlsts , superior work KUtranleod.
Omaha Eletlrh.nl Works. C17 nnd 61) a 16th St.
711
ELECTRICAL I'.NGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for eli'drlc light and motor plants nnd nit
kinds of electrical oonstruetlonestern Elec-
I'lO Supply Co. , 413 nnd 490 H. ISth st. 713
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WOLF IIROS A CO. . MANt'FACTUtr.llS OP
.wnliiKs , tents , I1.1K8 , wagon , liny , stuck covers ,
tarpaulins , banners , streamers. 703-700 S. 16th
St. , telephone GUI. Tents for rent , 713
WHY DON'T RENT A TENT , TAKE A
\neallon nnd rest > ourselt ? Thn Onmhn Tent
nnd Awning Co. h.ivn tents ot nil kinds that
they rent cheap , 1311 Farnam st. SS3 A17
"CARPENTERS AND BUILDERST
C. E. MORRILL , CARPENTER. OFFICE AND
store fixtures n specialty. Patching and
postering. 1313 Capitol n\e , tcl. 40S 532
HAMILTON IIROS. . GENERAL CONTUAC-
tors nnd builders , caipenter work , tirlck la > lnE
and plastering. 411 S. ISlh si. , lei. 1ITJ.M333
M333
OPTICIANS.
THE ALOE A PENFOLD CO . SCIENTIFIC
opticians. 1103 Farnam st. , opposite Paxton
hotel. Eyes examined free. 701
OMAHA OlTICAlj CO. , LEADING OPTICIANS ,
J. F. I'onder , manager. Eyes tested free
222 South 16th , In Klnsler'a drug store.
813-17'
EYES TESTED FREE HY A PRACTICAL OP-
llclan. We guarantee to fit the eyes perfectly
to your entire satisfaction or money refunded
A. MANDELI1ERG ,
Jeweler nnd optician , northeast corner Six
teenth and Farnam sticeta. S63-A4 *
HAY AND GRAIN.
IIUY YOUR HAY RY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. H. Sn > dcr , 1015 Hurt at , , lei. 1101.
NERRASKA"HAY" Fo w7ioLESALE HAY.
grain and mill stuff. We are always on the
market to buy or sell. IMS Webster st. 138
STBN O GR APHERS.
C. A. POTTER , 626 N. Y. LIFE HU1LD1NG.
does all kinds of stenographic work , law
cases , depositions , chancery work , copying
etc. , nt reasonable prices. Call nnd see the
Duplex typewriter , writes two letters at one
and the satna time , the fastest tjpewrttcr In
the world. M9I1 A6
HARNESS.
HARNESS. WHIPS. NETS , ETC. REPAIRING
a kpeclally. 113 N. 1Mb si. 717
GET MY PRICES Iir.FORE YOtr IIUY A HAR-
ness. August llohne , 711 S , 16th st.MIIC
M-IIC A10
GRINDING.
RAZORS , SHEARS , CLIPPERS. LAWN MOWers -
ers , etc. A. I. . Underlain ! . 106 N. 14th. 720
HORSESHOEING.
MRS. THOMAS MALONEY , 912 N. 16TII ST.
1S3 All
PAW NBROKERS.
FRED MOHLE , 1617' ' " FARNAM , JEWELRY.
721
II. MAROW1T7. LOANS MONEY , 508 N. 16th st.
722
STEAM COOKERS.
THE ItEVERIDOE AUTOMATIC COOKER. NO
odor , does not burn , saxes V& fuel , Hts any
stove , coal , gasoline or gas ; send for circular.
Milton Rogers & Sons , sole agts , Karnain ,114th.
740-A30
DENTISTS.
DR. GEORGE S. NASON. DENTIST. SUITE 200
Faxton block , 16th and Farnam st * * . , tel. 712.
721
DR. PAUL. DENTIST , 2020 HURT ST. 335
ELOCUTION.
ELLA DAY. ELOCUTION PHYSICAL CUL-
ture. Emerson method. Summer pupils re
ceived. Room 9 , Commercial Nut't bank.
M163 al2
FURNACES.
BEST FURNACE MADE.SOIT COAL SMOKE
consuming and bald coal furnaces. Eagle Cor
nice works , 103-112 N. llth St. 832
DANCiNG.
FOR PRIVATE LESSONS. STAGE OR
iclety dances , call on Morand. 1310 Harney ,
Or 2UtJ Dodge st. .terms reasonable. M96IA7
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON RROS. , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited.
1003 Farnam st. U23
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA-
loguc. George E. Drown , Jr. , Ac Co. , 709 S. 16th.
72 >
DYE WORKS.
SCHOEDSACK. TWIN CITY DYE WORICP.
1521 Farnam street Dyeing of every descrip
tion and dry cleaning. M752
LIVERY STABLE.
HOARDING STA11LES , FINE LIVERY RIGS
cheap. Ed Uaumley , 17th and St. Mary's u\e
M 486
HAIRDRESSING
MILLER. LADIES' HAIRDRESSINO , SHAM-
poolng , Btenmlng hair goods , 1513 Douglas.
726
ROHERT STEIN , THE OLD REI.IAIILE HAIR
cutter. 10th lloor , N. Y. Life bldg MS37-S3
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOL'RINO CAHINET MATTRESS WORKS.
W. II. Hell , U. A. McEadiron. 2717 Leavenw'th.
167
WANTED TO BORROW.
$300.00 TO J3.KK.00 ( ON CHOICE INSIDE
property. Addiesa S 66 , llee olllce. M909 8
1JURKAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Dec
Building , OMAHA , Nob. Aclvluo FREb
CARD
Luives | CHICAGO iV NORTHWEoT'N lAirlvia
OnubalU. P. Depot 10th & Mason Sts. | Oinalu
llWam : Chicago Express , . . UilOpTn
i:0 : m Vestibule Limited 920am ;
U-U | > m ( Ex. Sat. ) . Cnit. Pabs.dJx. Mon ) U.J-iam
G.jO.im .Mo. Valley Local ID.JUum
6JOpm ; Thu Oveilaud Flyer 2.15pm
Leaves .CHICAGO. UURLINGTON i" 77\iFives |
_ Oinaha | _ Depot 10th and Mason tits. I Oinalu
4l5pm Chlcjgo \eutlbula..7.7. . . 9.50am
IMDani Chicago Express. , 4:25pm :
7:02pm. : . . . Chicago anil lowu Local 8:0uam :
lljSiam Pacll'.c Junction Ixicul. . . . . . 6:05pm :
Li-aves ItlURLINGlON * MO. RlVER-IAfrTveT"
Omahal Depot 10th and Mason sts. I Onmni
10:15am : Denver Express 9 : 3tam.
1016am ; Deadwood Express 4:10pm :
4COpm : Denver Express 4:10ptn :
CiWpr.i . .Nebraska Local ( except Sun. ) . . . 6:60pm :
_ 8lium..LlncoUi Local ( except Sunday..ll:2Jam :
Leaves T if. O. , " T. J. & < Z iT. ( Arrlvei
jDnmhal Depot IQlli and tlason Hts. I Omaha
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t:4Jam Kaunas'City Day Expiuiis 6.5ipm
:45pmIC. : C Night Ex. vlaU. _ P. Trans. 6iMim
Lea\ea I CHICAGO , ff l. aTpACIPIC. lAirlvej
OmulialUnli.il Depot loth & Mason Sts I Omalm
'
* EAST. _ _ _ ' _
IO:15am..Atlantlo : Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . 6o3pm :
6Upni : Night Express. , 6:40am :
4140pm..Chicago Vestlbuled Limited. . . . liiUpm
UWpro.Oklahoma : Ezp. ( to C. U. ex boa ) . 6:3Jura :
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_ 2 WEST.
6Mam.Oklahoma : ft Texas K\ji. ( ex rianj ll:3Jpm :
IjSopm , Colorado Limited 4:10pm
Leaves I UNION PACIFIC. | Ariir
OnittliaUnlon | Dtpot loth & Ma on 81s. | Oma.ia
lWam : Dcntri Express. J50pra ;
! : Upm Overland Flyer 62)pm ; )
tUSpm.Heatrlce & Btromib'g Excx Sun.12:30om ) :
( :40 : | > ni..i Paclflo Exprcu ioC5am :
ttiOpni . . . . . .Fait M . . . . . . . . . , _ : m
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teTTCeT rOl IIOA OOT MTnr a'lV "PAT JG.jA rilTvVj
OmahalUnlun Depot JOlh & Mason Hti | Oiiialu
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6:3Spm : Chicago Limited" . . . . . . . . U:33aie
JljlOatn. . . .Chkiigo Expi e Jvj. _ Hun J. . . . SiOOpm
t av T VK. M. < 7 . 'ATTiTkr Arrived
OmahaJJDepot 15th and Webster &t . _ ( Oinalu
t.OIani Drndnood Eipienj . . . . S.lOpm
lOEam.Ex. : ( Sal.j.Wyo. Er.Kx. Mon ) . 6lopm :
6.00pm Norfolk Express ( Ex. Hunda > . ) 10 4iim
C:30 : ] > m St , Haul Exureit. n 4 Mm
Leaves i Mlri.-DUIll PACIFIC | Anlve
Omahal DfpotlSlh and Web ter Sli lOmam _ _
cooam St. Ixiuls Express ii:00irn :
8:30pm : . .St , Ixjuls Express 6:53pm :
6'lOpm.Dally i x. Sun , < Nebraska I Kal 9 tn.m ,
'Leave * I C. , ST. P. . M. & O. lAr act
Omaha ! Depot ISlh and Webster Sti. J On.iht
S OOum. Sioux City Accom ( Ex. Sun.t.T 8.0prr.
)0:00am..Sioux ) : City Accom ( Sun. Only. ) . 8. < > ! [ ini
12Upm : .Hloux city Exures * ( Ex. Sun. ) .llis.im :
6MpmfJ..St. : Paul Llmltyd _ u-4)ani
T. 7vS aiODX CITY & "PA"CHIC. iAirtvTT
OnmhaU. | _ P. Ueput loth A Mn unSU.J _ Oinalu
: Mom Sioux City Pa neef. . . . . . . 10,20pm
> : Mpiii. . . . , Ut. Paul Exprtiri.
T.'eaveu'i SfGOX I'lTV At I'ACII''IC ,
Omahal D * | it ISlh nnd U'ebsUr Hu.
E-30im SI , Paul Limited
y\im \ . .Chicago Llmlud
T r | OM"ATlA . "A'f XTillfS
iirahilUJ DfpU Utli & Maw-i rtts.
UpmUt. Ixiul * Cannon Hull . . . U.Jipw
CDSTER'S ' DISCOVERY OF COLD
It Led to the Inva-ion ff the Black Hills
Wiiilo Still nn Indian Hosorvntiou ,
GOLD SEEKERS A LITTLE "TOO PREVIOUS"
t ) > rrliilii-n by Tronjn Tlipy Arc Hiiininnrlly
1 Jcctrcl nnd Alcm < Tliiin I'lfty
I.onilpil UiiRiintVcro Conlls-
cutcd unit Itnrncil.
There nro atlll scattorcil throuRhout South
UnUota R number of the men who partici
pated In the rush to the lllnck IIIIU luuno-
illntoly after anil durltiK tlio year followhiR
the discovery of gold In that section by
General Custcr , who cominniukul tlio govern-
iiiont cxpcilltlon that vlaltcd tlio Illlla In
the summer of 1874. As the tllnck Hills
uoro not ceded by the Indiana until 1876 , nil
who entered that gold-saturated paradise
previous to that time took their lives tn
their hands and ran the constant risk of
being waylaid nnd killed by Indians , or
captured by the troops of Uncln Bant and
escorted out of the country , after having
all their effects confiscated by the federal
authorities.
Among the men who entered the Dlack
Hills In 1S7E > was John lllslilre , now n resi
dent of Chamberlain , S , D. Himself nnd four
companions made the utart from the present
location of Fort 1'lerro In April of that year.
The land now embraced In the town alto
WHS at that tlmo Included In a largo ranch
owned by a man named John Frasor. Ono
of the party of gold hunters \\as u man
named Swurangcr , and as ho claimed to be
an old California miner , the other members
of the party depended upon him to IIml the
gold after they reached the distant Kldorado.
Another of the party , William Trnynor , was
a civil engineer. The other two were
Frenchmen , \\lioso natural love of adven
ture , and the possibility of gain , Induced
them to Join the little cavalcade.
They crossed to thu west side of the Mis
souri river In the steamer Key West , a
boat famous In the history of early days
on the upper Missouri. The supplies for the
party were transported In n wagon , \\hlch
was drawn by two horses. The ranchman ,
John Krascr , was engaged to guide them
across the dangsrous and practically un
known country , ICO miles In width , which
beparuted them from their de&tlmitlun. For
about sixty miles the party followed Had
river , and from there drifted over to the
Hail Lands , whera the men went Into camp
on the north branch of the Whlto river
and remained a coup.o of days. In thu D.id
Lands it was necessary more than once to
take the wagon apart and carry It down
tlio precipices. While In the Had Lands
Fraser , the guide , was discharged on ac
count of his Inability to guide the party
properly.
H'-'iwtcn the forks of the Cheyenne river
the men frequently saw large herds of buf
falo. Many bones were found scattered
about over the prairie , which were ascer
tained to be those of Indians , who had proba
bly been killed In battle with other bavage
tribes and allowed to lie where they hud
fallen. Elslilre secured a perfect Indian
skeleton , but afterwards had the misfortune
to lose It. The llrst view of the Illack llllis
was obtained soon aftur crossing the Chey
enne river , thirteen days having been con
sumed In making the trip Irani the Missouri
river to the foot hills. A remarkable
feature of the journey was the fact that dur
ing the entire thirteen days not a single
Indian was seen , although the country was
fairly teeming with the red men.
After the first view of the Hills the party
headed btralght for them. Knowing that
General Custer had entered the Hills the
year previous , Elahire and his comrades de
cided to strike If possible the route traveled
by Custcr and Ills expedition , and enter tlio
hills by the same route , as It would save
them days of fruitless scrambling among
the well-nigh Impassable canyons and creeks ,
whose Bolltuda so far as known had not yet
been disturbed by the presence of the pale
face. After traveling northward for two
days along the foot hills the party succeeded
in btriMng the Custer trail , which entered
the Black Hills from the north.
Uouil makers had gone ahead of the Cus
ter expedition and made a road , which at
the time of the visit of IClshlro and his com
panions was still plainly to be seen , being
as well beaten as any old established east
ern highway. Elshlre"s party followed the
Custer trail nearly to the southern extremity
of the Black Hills , nnd Dually concluded to
halt near Harney's Peak. Helow this moun
tain on French creek two Sioux City men.
Gordon and Whltcher , had located the fall
previous with a party of gold hunters , and
for their protection had constructed n huge
stockade which was designed as a safeguard
against assaults by Indians. The stockade
proper was constructed of logs with the
unds burled In the ground , rendering It ax
Impregnable as a fortress. Inside tills
enclosure eight houses were built , pine logs
furnishing the building material. They
made comfortable dwellings , being provided
with fire places and other conveniences.
The stockade did not have block
houses on the corners from which
sentries could overlook the surrounding
country , but holes had been cut all
around the stockade , through which rifles
could bo fired In all directions in the event
of an Indian attack.
About two weeks prior to the arrival In
that region of Klshlre and his companions
United States troops from Camp Slierldun ,
Neb. , raided the stockade to the consterna
tion of Its Inmates. Whltcher had left early
that spring for Sioux City after supplies ,
and had not yet returned , but Gordon and
the balance of his party wcro made prison
ers nnd taken to Camp Sheridan. On
Whltclicr's return from Sioux City with
fifty or sixty wagonloads of supplies , the
caravan was stopped near Camp Sheridan
when about to head northward , and Captain
Walker , who was In command of the troops ,
ordered the supply train to go no further.
While tlio vigilance of the troops was tem
porarily relaxed Whltcher and his men at
tempted to escape v/lth all the wagons. In
preparation for an attack by the troops ,
the wagons were drawn up In a elrele on
the pralrlo , the men at first undoubtedly
Intending to make a desperate resistance to
any attempt on the part of the military au
thorities to recapture them. Hut when the
troops arrived on the ground the next
morning and ordered them to throw up their
hands and submit to tlio authority ut the
United States , the men considered that dis
cretion was the better part of valor and
compiled with as good grace ns the circum
stances would permit. The men wcro then
placed under arrest and the wagons with all
their contents wcro burned. Tlio men wcro
held as prisoners for n time , when they
were released nnd many of them returned
to Sioux City. When last heard of Whltchor
lived In the Hello Fourcho region of the
Illack Hills , whcro ho had a stock ranch.
Klalilre's party thought they were very
fortunate when they arrived at the de
serted stockade and found that everything
belonging to Us former occupants , xuch ns
picks , gold pans , shovels , cooking utensils ,
etc. , had been left behind. Without hesita
tion they took possession of the stockade
nnd prepared to make themselves comfort
able , but within a few dnyu ran out of
provisions. A eearch through the build-
IngH faIIoil to develop anything of an edible
nature , but finding a barrel of salt In one of
the'buildings the men managed , by killing
u deer now und then , to licup from ularv-
Ing. Finally becoming tired of subsisting on
nothing but venison flavored with salt ,
Swarangcr , the old California miner , volun
tccrcd to taka KlHhlru'H hoi'bu und go to
Sidney , Neb. , nflcr supplies.
In the menu time the men had been dili
gently prospecting for gold In the surround
ing country with very good success , and
finally engaged In placer mining along Ca
lamity bar , on French creek , In the vicinity
of the Blockade. It was at this plucu that
General Custer'n party had llr t discovered
gold while on the expedition the year pre
vious. Klulilro stiiUH that ho saw the cavity ,
about seven or eight feet deep , from which
CiiKter'a party took tbulr first gold. I'rof.
Jenny , at present dean of the State School
of Mines at SpearfUh , was with General
Custer , and hu In generally credited with
having bijen the first to find gold.
During , the absence of Swaranger nn his
trip for supplies eight troops of ca\alry
that had been detailed by General Crook
arrived on the kcuno and went Into camp
about 200 yards from the storkade Colonel
Dodge , who wan in command , told the min
ers thnt ho hnd no orders regarding ( heir
ramavat , but that ho expected such orders
In n few dny , Some llmq In Jino a < jnernl
Crook arrived on the ground from Port
Ixirnmlo. nnd Immediately npott hla nrtlvAl
orders were given the miners to letvo the
country without delay. So gr-at had been
the Influx of gold ncckcrs during the past f w
weeks that by tills tlmo the number of miner *
had Increased to fully J.r > 00 , the men lUtvltiR
com * from all sections of HIP union and en
tered tlto Hills by the various routes , When
their oppratloni were BO summarily checked
by the troop * , thu principal mining was
being done on French creek , although con
siderable prospecting was under way on
Spring , Casllo and Hot Kldor creeks , which
were probably seven or eight miles distant
from each other.
All but nine nf the l.ROO men left tha
"diggings" when ordered to do so , These
nine , by pcrmlaslnn of General Crook , wcro
Irft there to represent the intercuts of the
miner * , until the negotiations by the govern *
nienl for the purchase of the Illack 111113
from the Sioux had been brought tn n suc
cessful Issue. The small army of minors
thPn scattered In nil direction * . . Ktshlra re
turned to Fort Hnli' . north of Chamhrrliiln. on
thn Missouri river , but now abandoned , which
at that tlmo was strongly garrisoned by
troops under Captain Oiireusey During
Klshlrc'a sojourn In the Illack Hills hu wlt-
ncsitd OIIQ dllllctilty with the Sioux. Ono
day while some of ( ho miners were passing
through a gulch on llox Klder creek n num
ber of Indians suddenly appeared on top of
the adjacent hills. Hcforo the miners un
derstood their purpose the Sioux fired a
volley of about twenty shots , killing ono
man. AIF HUKKHOL.DKH.
Ti > Cli'iiiK tlm Sjstrin.
niTectually yet gently , when costlvo or bil
ious , or when the blood is Impure or slug
gish , to permanently euro habitual consti
pation , to awaken the kidneys and liver tea
a healthy activity , without Irritating or
weakening them , to dispel headaches , colds
or fevers , use Syrup of Figs.
Flno sandy bottom nt Courtlantl. .1 u
JEIUIY'S INSTINCT.
Thu Good Old Ituck llorso Know Ho Ought
Not Moto.
An Incident which portrayed the wonderful
Instinct of a horse occurred on Clinton
street , says the Cincinnati Enquirer. Tho-
equine in question IB the property of Johnny
Ryan , the well known hackman. The ani
mal Is decidedly , the best known of all the
horses that nightly stand on Vine street
ready for duly , and when addressed as
"Jerry" he pricks up his oars Instantly.
Ho Is a largj bay horse , and Is very fond ct
sweetmeats. Children often stop nt Fourth
and Vine streets , where Jerry Is In the habit
of standing , and feed him cindy and bonbons ,
lie Is frlndly with everybody , but especially
fond of children. Aside from his cxtremo
good nature , Jerry Is also a thorough busi
ness animal. He knows his master's voice ,
and never "soldiers" when out on a trip.
As soon ns Jerry hears his master climb
up to his seat ho starts out on ills journey
without waiting to be hit with the whip or
"clucked" at.
Last evening Hackman Ityan took a pas
senger , whom ho know welt , to hl.s home on
Clinton street. Johnny was Invited Into the
house to have a cigar and accepted the Invi
tation. He remained lit the house for qulto
a time and then returned to Ills hack. I To
climbed tip to his scat , but Jerry did not
move , as was hla custom. The horse stood
stock still and his ga e was fixed downward.
The owner of the horse thought something
was wrong and looked around at the side of
tlio animal to sec what was the cause of tha
delay. Imagine Ills astonishment when ho
saw n little babe with both arms clasped
around ono of Jt rry's fcrclegs. The Infant ,
In Its childish glee , was smiling at Jerry and
th brute seemed to understand the situation
exactly. The child patted Jerry's ponderous
hoofs and the animal seemed rather amused
nt the unties of the little one.
Jerry knew that one move of bis heavy
hoofs meant certain death to the little one ,
nml he dlil not budge until his master got
down from his seat nnd picked up the babe.
The hackman then allowed the baby to play
with Jerry's mane until Its arms were Xlrcd.
out. Hy that tlmo the mother of the babe
had discovered that her precious ons hail
crawled from the front yard to the street.
The little one had got to the gutter unnotlo.il
by all save Jerry. When the mother of the
child was told that the big horse had refused
to move from his tracks lest ho would Injttro
her little one she went out to Jerry and Im
printed a kiss on his forehead.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney
troubles. Trlnl sls-.o , 25 cents. All druggists.
MAKING POSTAGE STAMPS. .
ITneln Sum ColnR Into the ItnslneHI nil Ills
On n Hook.
On the 1st of July the government of the
United States began printing Its own postatja
stamps at the bureau of engraving ( Tml
printing.
There will bo now designs adopted soon ,
but for the present the old ones will bo
iibed for tlio common stamp the 2-cont
stamp with the head of Washington prlnt'd
in carmine Ink , and the 1-ccnt , which bcara
tlio head of Franklin , and Is printed in ul
tramarine blue.
In order to distinguish those printed by
the government a little ornament will bo
placed In the blank space In the upper
corners.
This Is a fact of Interest to collectors.
There Is quite a quantity of the old stamps
on hand , and the now ones will not bo
Issued until they are needed , although It la
necessary to keep a largo stock In the dis
tributing ofllces , as about 7,000,000 2-cent
stamps are used dally , and about 3,500,000
of 1-ccnt denomination.
Postage stamps arc printed by engraved
cylinders In slircts of100. . A dlo Is first
cut In a black of steel about three Indies
square , like an intaglio ,
The steel Is then hardened by what Is
known as the decarbonl/.ing process that Is ,
all the carbon la burned out of the metal
by subjecting It to Intense heat , and then
the Impression Is transferred to a roll or
cylinder of soft hleol , llko a cameo.
From this the working plates or rolls ara
made , which nro afterward hardened by the
same pioccsa. This method WUH invented
by a Vermont Yankee named 1'erklns , about
half a ccntmy ngo. Ho took the Invention
to London nnd tried to sell It to the llrltlsh
government , but the olllclnls over there
\ver opposed to Innovations , as usual , anil
Mr. Perkins brought It back homo and Fold
the patent to his own government.
Tlio stamp collectors have cornered the
$1 stamps of Columbian Issue , and uncan-
celed ones are now worth $10.
Captain Sweeney , U. S. A. , San DICgo ,
Cal. , nays : "Shlloli's Catarrh llemody Is tha
llrst mcdlcltio I have over found that would
do mo any good. " I'rlco Me.
Boating and bathing at Courtland beach.
WIIHII'I hcurrd it lilt.
A well known New Hnglandcr was south
soon after the war anil vlxlted Murfrcexboro ,
Tenn. , says the Hoston Herald. Whllo lookIng -
Ing about ho met an old colored man who
looked ax though hu wax Indigenous to the
soil. The following conversation resulted :
"Well , uncle , wcitt you raised about
hero ? "
"Yea , niassa ; I'sc allera lived right hero , "
"Then you inuut have HCCM the big battle
here ; do you icmembvr much about It ? "
"Oh , yes , masxa ; I 'members ull abuut tha
big battle ; I was right hero. "
"Well , then , tell mo Komcthlng about It ;
how did you feel ? Wero'nt you beared"i
"Oh. no , imiBsn ; I warn't Beared a rnlt'e.
I was where 1 could BCO do fiojcrx nil
about imircliln' ' ami slicotln' , nml I jess
dumb up on top nf u rail fence nn' sot tliero
and BCD the fight go on. JOSH then along
cumo a b'g ' boom , an' It knocked out about
forty reds o' that fence out u' sight , an *
next I knowcd was three weeka after wben
I was 100 mllea up In the country , workln'
for my boa'd : but I wasn't Kkart , no sad ! "
Oregon Kidney Tea cures nervoux head *
aches. Trial vlze , 25 centx. All druggl-iu ,
Flno sandy bottom at Courtland.
U hen Hitby was ulclr , uo E ? o her CVutorfa.
Whun slia wai u Child , nho crlixl for 3utorU.
When 8ho bocmno JlKi , ulio clung to Cuaiorio.
/ Vu ( ho liad Children , ilie B VO them OutorUi