THE OlNLAnA DAILY J3EEMCXETDAY , , JUNE 3 , 1895.
SPEC1RL NOTICES.
Acitcrtliieniriits for these rolunins r lll he
takm until 12100 p. m. for the eYtmlnc n l
until 8 p. m. for ttie innruliiR nud bunda/
edition.
Advertisers , Ijy requtitlnc nnmlwreil
Ilicck , tan linve nsCTorii addressed to a
numbered Utter In rnre or 'Hie lleo. An
swers > o nildrcMcil will ho drllTored upon
| KM'iitntlon of the check only. Itntes ,
1 l-2o n nerd , Hrst Iniertlon , lo a word
licrrnfler. Nothing tuUeu for lissthan2So
lor llrst Iniertlon.
Ilirso advertisements mint tun coiisebu-
lively.
WANTED SITUATIONS'
OOOD GERMAN GIRL WISHES GENERAL
housework 811 H. 20th street ; Inquire nny
time except Sunday. A 602-1 *
WANTED MALE HELP.
WANTED , l.WO MEN TO WRITE ME TODAY
for the rectHpt ( absolutely free. In plain sealed
envelope ) which cured me of nervous debility ,
cxhaused vitality , etc. Aildicss C. J. Walker ,
box. 1.311 , KalamaETO. Mich. U-M4I3
WANTED , MAN TO TAKE ORDERS IN CITY
for old established house , former experience
and silary paid weekly. Apply
after 9 a. m. at 1110 Douglas. 11-MN4 . -jij
WANTED , SALESMEN
The Hawks Nursery Co. ,
Milwaukee , Win. JI-M7JC J10'
FRECKLES , PURE AND MILD , to.
H-181-J21
WANTED , TO EXCHANGE. A NEARLYNEW
cnnopy.top , double-scat cnrrlugv , for new or
Kfcond-hand Concord buggy , or will buy for
mull If cheap. Aildrcm It. Urcltunir. 413 New
York Life building , city. 11 M511 3
j WANT FINE SAMPLES HANDED voun
friends or neighbors. Semi A. F. Wood , Per-
fumer. Wood nve. . Detroit , Mich. , lee for C
, trial bottles Batln-8cent Perfumes ; receive offer
to jou. 1J 11512 1 *
WANTED FEMALE iiELP.
1 ARE YOU HONEST. SORER , INDUSTRIOUS ?
It so , engage with us for IS'jl ; I3UO n month ,
$3MO a jrnr ; you can make It cany ; six hours
a day. Our agents ilo not compluln of hard
times. Why ? They air making money selling
our Perfection Dish Washer ; the only practical
family washer manufactured ; washes , dries
nml tiollshcs Olshus perfectly In two minutes ,
lu experlcnco neccsflary ; a child of 8 < i | nitos
It rosily ; cheap and durable , weight , thirteen
poundx ; made of nntl-ruHt uheet Htecl ; capac
ity , 100 plici'H ; | 10 , < WO for HH ciiu.il , every fam
ily wants one ; > ou don't have to canvas ; as
xmin u * people know you have It for palo
they send for n dish washer ; each agent'H
terrltoty protected , no competition ; we fur-
njflh nainpla ( u eight six pounds ) In nice case
in lady ngenls to take orders with ; one agent
niailu $214 03 llrst ten daju. Address far full
particulars Perfection Mfg. Co , Englevuxiil , III.
X.ADIES WANTING FIKHT CLAB3 GIRLS
call nl Scandinavian Y. V/ . Home , 1C1J Capitol
avenue , tel. Ia7. C M5J ) 10 *
1'ASTUY COOK. JJOOO ; 13 DINING ItOOM
1-lrlu ; 10 lad/ clerks ; jirHoto family cook * ,
tv W. Canadian olllce , 1522 Douglaa lit.
C MSC8-1 *
A MAN OR LADY TO MANAGE D1STRIUUTT
Ing Fuiiile | , simps , up-dallies , books ; do u > r *
rcxpomllnj ? . Semi Bylvan Co. , 7S7 Woodward ,
" ' " Mich. , lOo for set of oamples.
cfhp olfcr to > ou. C SIJ61 8 *
JT OR , BENT HOUSES.
JIOL'SUS , I1. 1C. PAULINO , ll.UUvEIl HLOCK.
u < za
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3IOUSEA IN ALL 1'AHTS OP THE CITY. Tilt :
O. 1" . Da\ls company , I'M Karnum. D W
HOUSES , UKN15WA & CO. , 108 N. 1STII HT.
I ) 127
It. E. COLE CO. LAIIQEST LIST IN OMAl
D Ml. ! )
1708 KAUNAM STHEET.
\V. M. lloscrs , 1323 Karnam street. D 123
NICE MODERN TLATS , CHEAP. J. W.
Snulre , 2IS Uee building. JJ-4JO
TOR 11ENT-DESIRA1JLE HOUSES.
V rtivaa , 211 a. 24th U , JJJ.
7 ruoms , 4UJ5 Ctimlng st. , ? 22.
1 rooms , Wi N. 2ith uve. . J M.
fi rooms , 4'.K > 7 CUBS at. . J10.
* looms. 4V27 Davxnpurt at. , (10.
C rooms , 314) ) Jackson st. , SS.
li rooms , KI3 Pratt at , 57.
Bc 1'taellty Trust Co. % 1702 Karnam t. D < Jl
LAIlOE LIST. K. O..WJJAU , 10JTJI & DOUOLAS
t > 5I7-J3
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I'Ort RENT PINE NEW 10-HOOlI HOUSE , Ml
K. Wth t. U. T , Clarke , 219 JJuard ol Trade.
JIENTAL AQKNCY C2J SO. JflTU ST.
D 727
llBNT AT JJELL13VUE , NBAIl It. II
depot , a tlnu 10-room house , flna Kroundi
iiliundnnt fruit ; also 4-room cottage. Henry T
Clarke , No. 219 Jloard of Trude , Omalui. o :
W. K. U > .U. Hcllevue. D-.7S8
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NEARLY , NEW C-HOOM COTTAO E WIT1
b.ltli , U'duccd to J 13.60. 3033 Cullfornla St.
D 820
VEKY DUSIHAItLE FUKNlfiHED HOUSE
close In. J. 11. SlimroixJ , iii N. Y. Life.
TEN-IIOOM HODCnN HOUSE. CI/5SE IN
D-room cottnge. city water ; store building130
Furiiani. t , . u. gklnnrr , nccut , 310 A'ew Vorl
Lift. D-Mittl
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ID-ROOM HOUSE , MODERN , LOCATED 221
Douglas. W. F. Clark.
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a'UIlNISHEI ) OU UNKUHNISHIil ) ;
handsonitnt residence In Ko unite I'lace. yo
partlculara enquire Adolph Meyer. Uth am
rurnani. I > 1S2
TWO 9-nooii nnicic IIOVSKS. jssa-n J AKI
avenue , facing Hanscom park , nearly oew
hard wood nnlsh ; first class modern con
xenlences. Inuulre HIS South 32nd street.
. D M328
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ron jir rr-iiousE OP TEN IIOOMS. in s
IStli st. All modern conrenl no < . Inquire a
20J 8. 161li Bt. 1 > . T. Mount. JJ SM
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KOK JIENT GOOD COTTAQl ! . I.ARIII ! IJVWJ
with trees , burn , on car line , J25. It. C. 1'al
tei ion , Itamgo blk. 1 > 407
"
KENT , FLATS NEWLY CLEANED , VA
'U und luLlntvd at oorthuuit oorntr llth an
1 Inward , IIS a month. Inquire room 314 Fin
Nallpnul banh building. JM21-1I
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1'OR JIENT 7 ROOMS , IIAIIN , CITY WATEr
cistern. IJ twen 87th anj ZSth on Jones.
1C17
I'OIl IlENT , N15W 4-HOOM COTTAGE. COI
30th nnd Sahlur St. , cellar , cistern , city wale
only tCUO. Enquire 1318 1'urnam , I > M570.3
6 AND 7-ROOM TLAT3. WITH IIANQE A'Nl
nil modern oon\enlenc s ; uvMilngs. screens an
Janitor ser\le . Cull at conur Hat , 701 a. HI
t. , fium 19 to U and 2 to 4. George Clouser.
I ) M5I4 !
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FOR IlENT , S.ltOOM UOUKE. ALL ilODEn :
Improvements ; hard wood llnlsli ; all lart
rooms. 460 N. d street. D Mi 6
KENT. MY UESIUBNCE , COK. 24TH AN
Kt. Mary's me. ; also olter my horse * ai
carriage * for le. Mrs. M. Helluian.
D-373 I1
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roil RENT SEVEN-UOOM COTTAOE WIT ,
all modern uunvinUni.es. 14J ( leorgla avrnu
near llunstxmi park. Also \trii'room cottaf
IS2 I'hnrles street. Enquire O. N. Clujton , i
olllce , 1115 1 uniam street.
street.D
D 4SS-1 *
MODlIltN HOUSE , DETAC1IEI
beautiful lawn ; shade trees. COj South rt
Apply to J. H. 1'airotte , Douglas blocki
D MOID 17
FOB BOOH
HICK SOUTH rilONT HOOM. WELL 1UI
nUlied , private family. Call 2113 Cajs st.
st.KM4W
I'LJOASANT UOOM. J919 DOUOE. E-M837
ROOM. CO 3. 19T1I STREET.
U M107-Jlt
NICELY .FURNISHED ROOMS , vns. 23Tir A'
DIMINISHED IIOOMS IN UESIDENCK , WHIC
occupies block ; ntco lawn. Northeast rum
191D and Lra\couanh.
IURNISHED ROOMS ANDBOaB
TJIK HOSE. MM iiARKer. NICE rnuNiBin :
rooms with board , spedal rates to gentlemen.
ItOOM , HATH , S MONTH. IS
I'aruain. y Mi-i
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IIOOMS WITH JJOAHD , VTOI'IA. 1J21 DAVE1
iwrt i > t.
fell KENT STOHES AND OFFICE
Ton ItENT-THE 4-S3'OIlY lllUCIC I1UILDINI
510 rarimm treet. This building has a fir
Cruof cement basement , complete steam hea
IB llxturts. Hater on all Maori. Ka . etc A
ply at the oino of The Bee. I 910
DESK ROOM. WILLIAM J. AVELSHANS. !
ot1rude.
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VQR iftlNT. THIIEE ilTOUY AND IASIME
tM-ldc star * bulldluc , 1403 I' rnam strcM. Lar ,
elevator ; Orst rlaM cuDdHlon. uUbl ! for ai
Kind of Imdnvas. Hettsonalu * terms , luqul
room 311 First National bunk tutkilnr.I
I ) : ! :
AQENXB WANTED.
JIEN AND WOMKN. TO tit A. DAY. AI
dress lh Handy llwter Co. , Ml New York Lt
Oinalia. Net ) . J 91 !
um thtnir IMW to IwllM1 anoea ot gre
merit i W pay * n4 exclusive Mies guara
J'eJ. AiWrw > Ianufacturr > Bho Co. , 4
Volott strwt , Lyra. MUM. ' '
TO HE NT.
LIST HOURKS FOIl nHNT WITH O. O WAI.-
lace , 912 Urown blk. Have call * for cottars.
LIST HOUSES ron nnNT WITH r. D. WCAO.
IwlS J3
WANTfiD-KOHNISlIKD IIOUSK FOIl MAN
and wife only , convenient to bunlncra part of
city , for summer ! atl factnry r ferenc * Blven
as to retpormtlillHy , etc. Address 11 34 , ! ! < < .
K 11553-4
STORAGE.
riUNic nwcna , u
M433
HTOhAOK I1UII.UINO IN OMAHA , V. B.
ROV. bond warehouse ; hounehola KQOUS Mored !
\OKttl \ rate * . 1013-1015 tjtavenworth. M43 < S
HTOVKH HTORED DUIUNO BUMMER. TEL.
W ) . 1207 Douglas. Omaha Stove ll'palr V orks.
M437
PACIFIC STORAGE A WAREHOUSE CO. . 9TH
& Jones sts. General Htoiage and forwanllnu.
M4.S
WANTED TUBUlf
STOCKS OF rLOTHINO , GENTS' FURNISHIngs -
Ings , lints and shoes. B. Arnslcln , 13i)3 ) Douglas
street , Oimlm , Neb. N M700 JS
ANTKD , doon 8icoNn HAND urniouT
piano , cheap Ilobcrta at Uennctt'a. _ N263
n TiiADi5ron CI.HAII
lot , n nice horse anil phaeton : horse must be
youns Bcntte , stylish and n sotxl spe'ily driver ;
phaeton must be In flrat clasa condition. State
West price and where It can be nei-n Address -
dress It 2S. cnre n e ofllce. N SOI 5
WANTKD , OOOD SHCOND-IIAND OFT1CB
dettk , must ba a bargain. II 31 , Her olllcc ,
N M527 3 *
WANTED CHRAP IlOLLEIl TO1 * DIISIC. AD-
drc s 1' . O. Itox CSS. N 601 1
FOR BAIK FURNITURE.
FOIl BAi-ON ACCOUNT OF UUMOVAI , TO
New York , will sell all the furniture , carpets ,
etc. , of a 10-room house cheap. Call at C51
8. 20th ave. O M439
ron sALU ncnnoou SET. cnNTKn TAIII.E ,
kitchen table , Ulnlnc room Umlr . 034 South
Kill Bt. 0-633-1'
FORBAIjE-HORaKa.-WAGONS.ETO
iron SALE , iionsn AND nuaoY ; nonsc
very Kentlo nnd In Rood shape. Fidelity Loan
nml Guarantee company , room 4 , Wlthnell
building. P M6ST *
rillST CIAR8 FAMILY llOUSi : AND KINI3
phaeton. 830 South Slst. 1' MOW 7'
FOK. SALE MISCELLANEOUS
WiOMAN PIANOS. IIRIDCIIH'OHT OIUJANS.
VVowlhrlilgc llros. , 117 B , 17th. Q140
IIA11D\VOOD COMIHNATION IIOO AND
chicken fence. Chas. H. Lee , 9th and Doudas ,
Q441
THH STANDARD CATTLE CO . AilKS , NEIL ,
has 400 tons Rood baleil hay to sell. Q JI442
rou SALE. A pirr DHEH. INQUIRE A. D.
Brandies , I Jos ton store. Q-M001
CUIJAN TRICKLES EOLD EVERYWHERE , &C.
Q184 J21
FOR SALE , KIMRALI , UPRIGHT PIANTO ,
Room 4 , Wlthn ll building. Q-MM8 4
CLAIRVOYANTS'
MRS. DR. H. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT. RE.
liable buslnesg medium , Sth year at 119 N. Kith ,
SI13
, UATHS. KTO.
MADAM SMITH , C03 S. 13TH.2D FLOOR. ROOM
3 ; niaKncHc. vapor , alcohol , steam , sulphur-Ins
anil wa baths. T M375-8
MOST COMMODIOUS HATH PARLORS IN
city. Mme Ilowell. 31S & 320 S. 15th ; thoroughly
practical chiropodist and manicurist attendant.
T M313 Jll *
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MADAM LA RUE , 1017 HOWARD ST
T863 J12
MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD , 1121 DODGE ,
| T MIPS 3 *
MRS. DR. LEON. ELEGANT MASSAGE ANC
electric h.ith parlors , restful anil rcfrosWm ; ,
No. 412 North 14th street. T MGOI 8 *
TUWKI&H BATHS.
URKISH 13ATHS : ONLT PLACE IN CITY
cxclu8lvty | for ladles. Suite 10J-1W , lire bldg.
135
LADIES' BATHS , 6 KOK J5. MME. 1'OST. 3I9V !
S. 15. 730
PERSONAL.
TUB BELLE KPPEHIA" CORSET. MADE TC
order from measure. 1909 Farnam * street.
street.U
U 383
VJAVI CO. , 345 BEE BLDO. ; HEALTH DOOK
free ! home treatment ; lady attendant. U444
C. HAAS. FLORIST. PLANTS , CUT FLOWERS ,
llanquet , hall , residence nnd ffravo depurations ,
1S13 Vlnton street. Telephone 77C. U M443
BATHS. MABSAQD , MME. 1'OST , 319Ji S. 15T1I ,
j U731
CUI1AN 1'RECKLES. WORTH IOC FOR CC
„ UJSI J21
PLEDGES NOT REDEEMED -KXTENDEr
by June IS will be sold at auction. rre > l Mohle
1517 Karnam. U M2I3 15
PRIVATE HOME FOR LADIES DURING CON
llnement ; babies adopted or otherwise provider
for. 2C31 Charles street , Omaha , Neb
| U-.MS54 J14
UMBRELLAS COVERED AND nnPAlREC
318. Ho. 16th. Jas. Henderson. U 387 J 27
1IAROAIN. 12 CAHIKCT PHOTOS. J2. DAV1ES
113 U. IStli street , opposite Uoaton Store.
U-M509 30
WANTliD-TO MEET EVKRY DRUGQIST If ,
Btatn of Nebraska at Mercer hotel Monda ;
evening , June 3d , 8 o'clock sharp. Chas. H
Sherman , local see'y , N. a. P. A. Norman A
Kuhn , ch'm. entertainment com. U403 1
IT GIVES LIFE AND STRENGTH TO THI
exhausted enercles of a weakened body
Cleric--- * Pure Uye Whisky In bottle * . Bold a
dealers. U-MM7 3
70 LOAN REAL E8TATJ
ANTHONT LOAN & TRUST CO. , 8H N. Y. LU E
loans at low rates for choice gecurlty In Ne
braska anil lena farms or Omaha city property
W4K
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAH ;
real estate. Urennan , Love & Co. , 1'axton blk
W447
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTAT1
at G per cent. W. 1) . Mclkc ) , 1st Nat. Ilk bide
W44S
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMA1L
properly. 1'lilejlty Trust company , 1702 Farnam
W441
INVESTORS DIRECTORY CO. . 10 WALL ST.
> New York , offer any part 100,000 eastern In
I Motor's names , who have money to Invest
t just compiled. Write ( or particulars.
W M303 J2i
_ LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CIT'
property. W , 1'urnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Fat-nan :
W45S
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST HATES. Till
O. F. Dm la Co. , 1WO Farnam Bt. W451
CITY 1X > ANS. C. A , BTAJIR , CIS N. f , LIFE
W450
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED Ol
or bought. 1' . O. Chun y , Kansas City. Mi
CAPITAL , $2,000.000 ; ' SURPLUS , tMO.OOO ; U. I
MortgaRe Trust Co. . New York. For 6 per cei
loans on city property apply to Pusey A Thma
agents , room 107 First Nat'l bank bid ? .
4-R HOUSE. CITY WATER , UOO CASH ; PRIG
lift } ) ; C-rpom house , paved afreet , a snai
Jl. 00.00. GarvJn llros , 210 N. Y. Life.
RE-M541-3
MONEY TO LUAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURN1
lure , pianos , liorcAU , waxons , or any kind c
chattel nwurlty ut lowest possible rates , whic
you can par hack at nny time or In an
nmount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO
Room 4. Wlthurll block. X4S4
J. 1J. HADDOCK. HOOM 427. UAMUU ULOCH
X4W
MONEY TO IXJAN ON FURNITURE AN1
' " - Fred Terry. 430 Itamga blk. X4M
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIAKO !
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In cltj
no removal of Roods : strictly confidential ; yo
can pay the loun of ! at any time or In an
Amount.
Amount.OMAHA MOTtTGAtlK LOAN CO. .
3CC Bo. 16th fit.
fit.X470
X470
BUSINESS CHANOJiS.
CUBAN rilKCKLES , TUB ONLY CK1A11 , U
Y1I4 J21
FOR SALH-MY LOAN AND JISWCLUY UUS
ness. Fred Mohle , 1517H Farnam.YM891JH
Y-M891-JH
15.001) STOCK IN ONE OF TUB OLDEST Ei
tnbUihnl and bejtt pn > lne National banks
HI. For lull ( urilculurn Address R U. Uee.
Y-M574-
ll.W WHEAT IS * ! OW ROOMING.
( Jet in oil thU rlrlnc inarkot. Wheat Is tour
to KO lilghvr. Everybody la buylnjt when
Keud for our manual on tnullnIn rralu * u
provisions ; also Dally Market llulletln , ai
vlilns what anil when to buy. Iloth fre
Btansetl & Co. . Bankers and Urokers. sul
131 Trailer * Illilg. , Chicago. Y MW3-J'
WILL PAY 1100.00 FOR USB OP J500.00 FIV
months , second mortgage. Income properf
rtcurlty ample , K 4i > , Uee. Y MM3 J *
WANTED PARTNER WITH CAPITAL FO
strictly high elai * dramatic production. Illg !
est rtferenr * * . An om Uur of ability a
cptablc. Only Uioae ju jilne buslneu j > e <
II ufjreJ. R a. D . Y m !
tl.tM WILL HUT A MANUFACTURING BUB
HCM In Om h ; good. reuoQ for leltinir. Ai
dMM ft JC. ! * * . :
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Continued ,
SEVERAL HUSINERS CHANCES FOR REAL
estate ; small wholesale business for snle ,
about 12.000. F. D. Wead , ICth and Douglas.
Y-jSS-l
"III3 WISD TODAY ! 'TIS MADNESS TO DEfer -
for , " Get a bottle nf Clarke'n Pure Rye
Whisky at once for Indlirtstlon. It will surely
cure you. At dealers. Y MfiOl 3
FOR EXCHANGE.
A NICE STYLE FAMILY HORSE , COAL
black , sound , good free driver nnd rentl | n
every way. to exchnngn for iroo.1 driving horse.
Fidelity Trust company , 1701 Farnam stroel.
B-M8M
FOR EXCHANGE , 80-ACRE FARM IN OREAT
sugar beet district , m'd'se , or bank stick pre
ferred. W. G. Tcmpleton , < OJ N. Y. Life.
Z-M217-6
FARM LANDS IN NORTHWEST MISSOURI ,
for stock of hardware or Implements. Knox ft
Rlsser , 37H Pearl St. , Council IIIurTs , la
| ZI17J2J
ICrt ACRES LITTLE SOUTH OF NEI1RASKA
line for merchandise or live stock.
Fine property fronting Hanscom park for busi
ness niwnlnif.
J3.000 ilruc stock for Omaha lot.
F. D. Wead. 16th nnd Doiulas. 7. 451 1
FOR bALE tttvAL ESTATE.
AU3TRAUTS , THE 11VRON REED COMPANY.
RE-4M
I1ARGAINB , HOUHEa. LOTS AND FARM )
sale or trade. F. K. Darling , llarl.cr lllnck.
RE-4GO
MI-ROVED GARDEN LANDS NEAR OMAHA
at prices that will surprleo sou , If takin ullli-
In 2 weeks. J. II. bheruood , 411 N. Y. Life.
RE-153
IAROAINS. SALE OR TRADE IN C1TV PROP-
ertlcs and farms. John N. Frenzer , opp. P. O
RE-1C1
NAPfl , 6 TO 6 MILES FROM OMAHA P. O.
40. CO or 129 acres , Improved , $3000 per aer ,
! 00 acres. $35 00 per atro ; 250 ucics. J40.W p < > r
acre ; * I0-ocro tracts , 171.00 to JIM.CO i > "r ncro.
Must be sold. 910 N. Y , Life bid * . RE4G3
OR SALE-LOT II , 13LOCK 2. BAKER PLACE.
This lot Is SOilSS , south frolt. near car ; will
sell cheap on easy monthly payments to right
party. Also lot 2 , In lluckeye Place , nnd lot 1 ,
blk t. Popplelon Park Take a look at th
lota and If they suit you call nnd I will moke
price and terms to suit. Gvo. D. Tzschuck , lire
olllce , Omaha. RE-631
'ARM LANDS. C. F. HARRISON , N. Y. L.
RE-60S-J7'
ROOM MODERN COTTAGE , 302 N. 40TH ,
only J3.700.00 ; great bargain. RE MJO
EW 6-ROOM COTTAGE , LARGE LOT , ONLY
(1,90000 , Clark and N. 21st ; nup. RE M791
IOME3 ON EASY PAYMENTS. SELL AND
buy lots , acres , farms. Gavin Uros , 210 N.V.I , .
RE 403
, IU8T HE SO.LD FULL LOT. SEWER , RIDE-
walk nnd fence , near grocery , pavement and
car. for n few days , 1310. 1' . D. Wead ICth
nnd Douglas. RE 400 1
l.ZOO JIOUSK WITH HALF ACRE. J1.200.
.l.r.OO buys cottage 13th Bt. boulevard.
$32' * , 4-room house and lot.
" .2200. . new house , cost > enr ago. Jl BOO.
4 W ) , 8-room modern house north H. park.
. ; w. 2 beautiful acres near Fort.
[ ' . D. Wead. ICth ami Douglas. RE 4M 1
BJCVCLE5 ,
M. O. DAXON , 403 N. IGTH. 454
VICTOR I1ICYCLES , TIIE FINEST OF ALL
bicycles. Omaha IJIcycle Co. , 323 N. ICth strwt
STERLING I1UILT LIKE A WATCH WEST-
crn Electrical Supply Co. , 1515 Houard street
405
SEE THE V1.SI1ILE HALL HEARINGS ON
Rcla > Special. Will narnum liro. . 1M N. 15th.
407
REMINGTON AND EAGLE. CROSS GUN CO. ,
110 H. Uth street. 4C3
, V. L. DEANE 4 CO . WHOLESALE AND RE-
tall bicycles. 1116 F rnam sheet ; blcK'es '
sold on easy payments. 461
iVESTERN HICYCLE & GUN C0..2UC CUMINO
47Q
MAJSTJiLS , GHATJb AND T1LE3.
WOOD MANTLES , GRATES. TILES FOR FIRE
places , vestibules and large flours ; write tot
catalogue. Milton Rogers & Huns , Omaha ,
UNDERTAKERS ANJJ EMB ALMEK3
I , K. HURKBT , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
vmbulmer. 1CIS Chicago St. , telephone 90. 472
SWANSON & . VALIEN , 1701 CUMING , TEL 1DCO
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HRONICLES
MARTIN HEWITT
( Copyrighted , 1S93 , by the Author. )
I have already said In more than ono
place that Hewitt's personal relations with
the members of tlic London police force
vvcro of a cordial character. In the course
of Ills work It lias frequently boon Hewitt's
Imp to learn of matters on which the pollco
were glad of Information , and that Informa
tion was always passed on at once , and
so long as no Infringement of regulations
or damage to public service was Involved
Hewitt could always rely on a return In
kind.
It was with a message of a useful sort
tliat Hewitt one day dropped Into Vine
Street I'ollco station and asked for a par
ticular Inspector , who was not In. Hewitt
sat and wrote a note , and liy way of mak
ing conversation said to the Inspector on
duty : "Anything very startling this way
today ? "
"Nothing very startling , perhaps , as yet , "
the inspector replied , "but ono of our chapi
picked up rather an odd customer a little
whileago. . Lunatic of sonic sort , I should
think In fact , I've sent for the doctor to see
him. Ho's a foreigner a Frenchman , I be
lieve. Ho seemed horribly faint and weak ,
but the oddest thing occurred when one of
the men , thinking he might ba hungry ,
brought In some bread. Ho went Into fits of
terror at llio sight of H , and wouldn't be
paclfloJ till they took It away again. "
"That was strange. "
"Odd , w&in'l t ? AnJ bD was hungry , too.
They brought him Mine a little \vlitlo after ,
and ho illdn't funk it a bit. Pitched Into It , In
fact , like anthing , and ate It all with some
/
The man looked mi-wltti a dull expression.
cold beef. It's the \\ayivlth some lunatics
never the Eame five iniitmtea together. He
keeps crying like a ) jfij f , and wylng things
v\o can't understand ; , , as , H happens , there's
nobody In Just now. n'Jio speaks 1'rencli. "
"I spenk-French,1' iHmvltt replied ; "Shall
try him ? " " c
"Certainly , If you'will. ' He's In the mcns
room below. They'Ve" . ( jfen making him as
comfortable as po slile' { Ijy the fire until the
doctor comes. He's a Jujij ; tlroo ; I expect he's
got a case on. " j u ,
Hewitt found his \iay to the largo mesa
room belo > v , where ttirfeo or four policemen ,
In their shirt sleeves't re curtbitsly regard
ing a young man of y ry , Blsorderel appear
ance , who c t on phafrby the fire. Us was
pale , and exhibited pi fa of bruises on Ills
face , while over one-'eve was a scarcely
healed cut. His figure was small and
slight , his coat was torn , and hq sat with
a certain Indefinite air of shivering suffer
ing. Ho started and looked round appre
hensively as Hewitt entered. Hewitt bowed
smilingly , wished him good day , speaking
In French , And asked If he spoke the lan
guage.
The man looked up with a dull expres
sion , and , after an effort or two , as one
who stutters , burst out with "Je la nlo ! "
"That's strange , " Hewitt observed to the
men. "I ask him if he speaks French , and
he says l.o denies it speaking in French. "
"Ho's been saying that very often , sir , "
one of the men answered , "as well as othei
things we can't make anything of , "
Hewitt placed his hand kindly on the
man's shoulder oud asked lila name. The
reply was for a little while an inarticulate
gurgle , presently merging Into a meaning'
less medley of words and syllables : "Qu'csl
ce Qu-ll n'a Leystar Squar sacro nom nol
-eplk it quel cheoiln sank you > er' mos )
jo la nlo. Je la nlo ! "
HO paused , stared , and then , as tUougl
realizing Ills helplessness , he burst Intc
tears.
"He's been a-cryln" two or three times. '
said the man who had spoken before. "Hi
was a-cryln' when we found him. "
Several more attempts Hewitt made ti
communicate with the man , but though IK
seemed to comprehend what was meant hi
replied with nothing but meaningless gibber
and finally gave up the attempt , and , lean
ing against the .Bide of the fireplace , burloc
his head In the bend of his arm.
Then the doctor arrived and made his ex
amlnatlon. While U as In progress Honit
took aside the policeman who had beei
\ ' - l
And Immediately fumed It bottom side u
on tfte ; t lle.
speaking before and > 'ale5tloue ) ] him furthei
Ho had hlnuelf found'ihe Frenchman In
dull back street by Goldsn square , where th
man was standing /helpless and trembling
apparently qulto befflldbred and very weal
Ho had brought bltli Id , without being abl
to learn anything about , him. One or tw
shopkeepers in the itrctt where he was foun
were asked , hut hrtevif1 nothing of him In
deed , had ne\ er'sce , ! Um before. "But th
curlouscst thing.i the policeman prc
ceeJeJ , "xvas In ithUi 'cro room who
J brought In * ' , ' "loaf to gl\e hit
a bit of enack , tfeln' he looked s
weak an * hungry. You M a-thought wo wa
a-goln * to poison ' 1m. " He fairly screame
at the very sight1 * of * the bread , an' h
scrougcd himself up Inhst corner an' pi ]
his hands In front .ot > iils face. I couldn
make out what was VP'f first didn't tumb !
to It's beln' the bread lie was frightened o
sceln * as hs looked like a .man CM 'ml h
frightened at anything elcc flfore that. Ill
the nearer I came with It .the more he > ellei
so I took It away an * left U outside , an' the
bo calmed donn. y\n' s'elp me , when I ci
some bits oft that there very loaf an
brought 'em In with a bit o' beef , he jui
went for 'cm llko 1 .o'clock. He waen
frlglitcued o' no bread ttien , you bet. Ilui
thing bow the fancies tike 'cm when they'i
ft bit touched , Ain't ItT All ooe w y or
minute ; all th ? other the next. ' "
"Yes. it i . Dy the way , have you at
other loaf In the place ? "
"Yes , * lr ; half a dozen , if you lite. "
"Duo will be enough. I am going over I
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speak to the doctor. Wnlt nwhlle , until
ho seems \cry quiet and fairly comfortable.
Then bring a loaf in quietly and put it on
the table , not far below his elbow Don't
attract his attention to what you are do-
lim- . "
limTho
The doctor stood looking thoughtfully
down on the Frenchman , who , for his
part , stared gloomily , hut tranquilly , at the
fireplace , Hewitt stepped quietly over to
the doctor , 'and ' , without disturbing the
man by the lire , said Interrogatively , "As-
phasla ? "
The doctor tightened his lips , frowned
and nodded significantly. "Motor , " ho mur
mured , Just loudly enough for Hewitt to
hear , "and there's a general nervous break
down as wpll , I ehould say. ly ! the way ,
perhaps thcro's no agrAphla. Have you
tried him with a pen and paper ? "
Ten and paper were brought and set be
fore the man. He was told , slowly ami
distinctly , that ho was among friends , whoso
only object was to restore him to his
proper health. Would he write his imtno
and address and any other Information ho
might care to gho about himself on the
paper before him ?
The Frenchman took the pen and starud
at the paper. Then , slowly and with much
hesitation , he traced these marks :
ta *
The man paused after the last of these
futile characters , and his pen stabbed Into
the paper with a blot as he dazedly regarded
his work. Then , with a groan , ho dropped
It , and Ills face sank again Into the band of
his arm ,
The doctor took the paper and handed It
to Hewitt. "Complete agraphla. > ou see , "
he said. "He can't write a word. He be
gins to write 'Monsieur' from sheer habit
In beginning letters thus , but the word
tails off Into a scrawl , Then his attempts
hecojno mere scribbles , with Just a trace
of some familiar word here and there , but
quite meaningless , nil. "
Although ho had never before chanced to
come across a case of aphasia ( happily a
rare disease ) , Hewitt was acquainted with
Its general nature. He knew that It might
arise either from some physical Injury to
the brain , or from a breakdown consequent
on some terrible nervous strain Ho knew
that In the case of motor aphasia the suf
ferer , though fully conscious of all that
goes on about him , and though quite under
standing what Is tald to him , is entirely
powerless to put his own thoughts Into
spoken words has lost , In fact , the con
nection between words nnd their spoken
symbols. Also that In most bad cases
agraphla the loss of ability to wrlto words
with any reference to their meaning la
commonly an accompaniment.
"You will have him taken to the Jn-
flrmary , I suppose ? " Hewitt asked.
"Yes , " the doctor rcpllpd , "I shall go
and see about it at once. "
The man looked up again as they spoke.
The policeman had , in accorJance with
Hewitt's request , placed a loaf of bread on
the table near him , and now as he looked
up he caught slwljt of It. He started visibly
and paled , but gave no aucli signs of abject
terror as the policeman had previously ob
served. He appeared nervous and uneasy ,
however , and presently reached elealthCy
toward the loaf , Hewitt continued to talk
to the doctor while closely watching the
Frenchman's behavior from the corner ol
Ills eye. The loaf is what is called a "plain
cottage" of solid and regular shape ; the
man leached it and Immediately turned It
bottom up on the table. Then he sanfc
hack in his chair , with a more contented
expression , though his gaze was still dl-
rectal toward the loaf. The ipollceman
grinned silently at this curious maneuver.
The doctor left and Hewitt accompanied
him to the door of the room. "IIo wll
not be moved Just yet , I take It ? " Hewitl
asked as they patted.
"It may take an hour or two , " the doctoi
replied. "Are you anxious to keep hlir
here ? "
"Not for long , but I think there's a curl
nu3 inside to the case , and J may parhapi
learn something of it by a little watching
But I can't spare very long. "
( Continued Tomorrow. )
f oimertiuUu Little I'oilloi
Are those diminutive organs , the kidneys
which , In spite of their small size , perforrr
in health a most Important part In tin
mechanism of the system. Out of orde :
they breed dangerous trouble. Renew the !
activity with Hostettcr's Stomach nitters
which prarento Ui # serious and often fata
diseases resulting .from their Inaction. Thtj
sterling medicine , moreover , remedies ma
larUl , rheumatic and dyspeptic complaints
and invigorates the whole system.
IN NIAGAK 'S C30BGE.
Jlllllilln ? u JSallroail | > y tile fclde of tb <
JtUililtif ; Kap.uV
More than 1,000 laborers , says the Buffeli
Express , are engaged at present In the worli
famous gorge between Niagara Falls am
Lewbton excavating for the new -Nlagan
Falls & Lcwlston Electric railway , which 1
to convey passengers along the river's edg
and almost In the spray of the mos
picturesque rapids In the world.
Hundreds of thousands of tous of rod
overhang the line of road along the sectloi
between the whirlpool and the Buttery elc
vator at the Whirlpool rapids , and here an
there on the banks of the river lie Immeni
Iwuldcrs of hundreds of tons' weight , whlcl
have slipped aw.iy from the parent reck abov
and crashed down to their resting place be
s'do the foamy river. Others have lodged hal
way down and these have to be removed , t
make way for the advent of the new railway
The route from Levvlston to the whlilpool 1
much easier to grade thafl' the portion of thread
road lying between the whirlpool and th
Buttery elevator , owing to the bank of eart !
which was formed along there by the bulldln
of the observation branch of the New Yori
Central railroad. Near the Devil's Hoi
there will be a bridge the only ono on th
line and the road will be on an elevation o
only twenty feet above the water's edge alon
the. whole route.
Hxcivatlcn is carried on In the face of grta
dlfllculty. The Italians who were employed I
the work were obliged to holu on by thel
teeth almost , while getting a foothold on th
steep sides of the walls which form the bank
of the gorge. The embankments are forme
largely of detritus from the rocky face of th
cliffs above and mixed with a little dry eartt
The footing there is almcit as treacherous a
qulckband. Heedless of the dire results of
misstep , the laborers clamber about tnes
steep places , dislodging Immense boulderi
uprooting trees and hurling them Into tli
torrent below , as cheerfully as they woul
go to work on a level street. Tha contractor
Lave found It necessary lo do a great deal c
bkktlng In the removal of the large rock
which bar the way. .Blasting is done at 1
noon mil ! C p. in. , so as not to interfer
with tbo men along the line , and ihowcra c
broken rock arc shot high up over the ell
above and fall in the garden plots of resident
In the locality.
The work of constructing that portion <
the line between the Buttery elevator an
the southern terminus of the road near th
upper suspension bridge will be attended wit
much greater engineering dllllcultles than ar
being met with la the construction of th
longer section below. The rocky w IU of Hi
gorge rise perpendicularly from the water' '
edge over " 00 feet high and ( be work t
excavating will te attended with great dttngt
and expense. The road is to ba doubli
tracked along JU entire length , the track to I
standard gauge , and the earn will be of tli
"observation" sort , seated ( so that patseng i
will face the rapid * .
Captain Sweeney , U. 8. A. . Ban
Cal. , ayr "Sblloh'a .Catarrh Remedy li tr
flrit medicine I haveUvrr found that wcul
do me any gaoil. " JPrlc
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and ot the uprltlng of llttle'Uohemla In tl
teeth of Catholic Europe , to avenge the cru
treachery of the Romish hierarchy , and tl
long war which followed , arc graphical :
portrayed. The book brings the history i
to the present lime. Several Illuntratloi
of pivotal hUtoric events , and portraits
historic leaders , adorn the pages.
L1TKRAUY NOTES.
Tha ! ! : number ot the Annals of tl
American Academy of Political and Sod
Science presents a collection of exccllei
studies in coclal science. Aiming the numb
Is a paper oo "Uniform Slate Legislation
by F. J. Stinuon : J. II. Commons discuss
"State Supervision for Cities , " F. Felt
weighs "Theories of Value and the fitanda
of Deferred Payments ; " K. IL Johnson e
pounds thu "industrial Services of the IU
way , " and A. F , Bcntley Inquires u
"I'nlts ot Investigation In the Social
Sciences. " Other short papers and notes
Jojtmv. American Academy of Political anil
cueml Science , Philadelphia ,
A handiomo portrait of Captain Charles
King supplements the May number of Book
Ntnva , acomp.inlo.1 with a biography of this
popular writer. The usual variety of fresh
and spicy go * lp concerning men and matters
In the world of letters , crisp book revlowj
and other notes combine to maintain the high1 ,
stimlard ot this Journal , John Wannamakcr ,
Philadelphia.
Among Its numerous valuable suggestions
and papers The Municipality and County for
Muy contains n strong plea In favor of "A
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books , reports and documents as would bring
In reach the latest current reports , ordlnan-
cci and other matters pertaining lo the gov
ernment of cltlos. Niagara Publishing Com
pany , 2 < U Main Ulrrol , Buffalo , N , Y.
The Writer for May Is filled with articles
Interesting to all literary workers. "MIs-
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tertaining and Instructive papers , ono by
( itorge T. Blcknell and the other by Louise
Betts Edwards. Arthur Fosdlck bus a short
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depLrtments , besides their usual \arloty of
material , contain a large amount ot literary
news. The Writer Publishing Company ,
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Some very Interesting "Itnmlnircrncts of
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Another paper of more than usual Interest
Is entitled "The First Illustrated Mugartne In
Amerlra , " by W. L , Andrews. New writers
are Introduced , new works reviewed , literary
nans and gossip are liberally served , and In
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Among th ? contributor ) to Home anil
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Emit Mcyne ; Henry Mann , lalo leading ed
itorial writer of the New York Press ; Harry
Cuency Burdlck , late of Outlngj William J.
aorsuch , secretary National Provident union ;
General Grorgc B. Loud , late superintendent
of Instruction of Louisiana ; Captain Jack
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Leonard street , New York ,
The Bachelor of Arts tor May marks the
first appealanco of a new \cnturo In liter
ature for college graduates in arts , literature ,
politics and athletics. Its list of contributors ,
embracing such names as W. D. Howclls ,
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Roosevelt , Prof. Edmund Clarence Stedman ,
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us speak for themselves. Thay comprise a
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new8. An athletic deparlmenl Is In thu
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The May number of Paving and Municipal
Engineering contains much valuable Informa
tion for perrons Interested In the Improve
ment ot cities , Including an article t > n the
mistakes which engineers commonly make 111
their dealings wllh contractors , written by
Charles A. Ewlng , C. E. ; "The Public Levee
at Winona , Minn. , " by Fred H , Pickles ; "The
New Department of Public Works In San
Francisco , " by C. E. Ormisky "Causes of
Variable Results In Asphaltlc Paving , " by A ,
Rosewater , C. E. ; a teport of the North
western Paving exposition , and In addition a
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An Armenian , Robert Stein , writes In the
May number of The Arena on the Armenian
question under the caption , "Armenia Must
Have a European Governor. " The nrtlclo Is
of more than ordinary Interest , and is accom
panied with maps and fifteen photogravure
illustrations. John D. Mcl'herson discusses
"Renaii's Life of Jesus ; Us Value a His
tory ; " Rev. T. n. Allen vv rites on "The Clair
voyance of llolllc Fancher ; " Adeline Knap
furnishes A sketch entitled , "The Wcaler-
A Story of the Times ? < Prof. Frank I'nnons
contributes a forcible paper on "The People's
Highways ; " Rev. F , B. Vrooman tells of thp
power of the state In a paper bearing the
title , "The State and Dwellings cf the Poor , "
and B. 0. Flower exposes "The Upa Tree ot
Injustice and Its Relation to Sound Morality. "
There are many other papers ot Interest , be
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vtow department , Tiie Arena Publishing
company , Boston. ,
Donahue's for May Is a special "Jubilee"
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by Rev. Mortimer E. Ivvomey , reviewing the
noted prelate's career and "tho progress of
Catholicity In New England during the past
half century. It Is protusely Illustrated with
pictures of the archbishop at different periods
of life and with over 100 portraits of New
England pastors. This Issue has also a nota
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showing how economically ono may enjoy
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"Do you ever sell thess photographs that
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plied. "The fact it , I got Into trouble once
for nelllng cue. "
"You tee , " ho continued , "It was the pic
ture of 9. very prctly girl vvjjoa ? father waa
rich and who moved In good coclety , The
fellow I sold It to used It on an advcrtlilni ;
calendar , and It made her father mad. Ho
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ment. But I got the money back all right. "
How so ? "
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much notoriety that she went on the stsgu
on the strength ot It. Then I sued for $10,00)
for advertising. "
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