THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : /SfclRTDAY , JUNE 14 , 1895 ,
SPEC1RL NOTICES.
/ OTertlnemrnU for these columns will be
lkrn until 1SI3O p. m. ( or the oTcntncnnd
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edition.
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1 lirso ndTprtlsomcnU mint lun roniecu-
tlTeljr.
SITUATIONU WANTED.
CIAH8 DHKHHMAKnit WANTS PLACI2
I > do dressmaking July and August for her
board. In or out of city. B 19 , Dee.
% 7ANTHU. WOUK TOU HOY QV II IN Oil OUT
of the city. C 12 , lice olllce. A MS57 15-
WANTE1J MALE HELP.
WANTKD , 1,000 MI5N TO WIIITI3 MK TODAY
for the receipt ( absolutely free , In plain cealeil
envelope ) which cured me of nervous debility ,
i-xlmuirrl vitality , etc. AdJrc C. J. Wolkcr ,
Sox 1,341. Kalamaioo. Mich. H-J.li:3
CUIJAN mnCKLL'S , I'UIIE AND MILD. CO.
It * 1J-18W-JSI
0 i\ionr.n.s FOII n. & M. UAII.WAY COM
puny , went ; tl.40 day ; frco tranalxirtntlnn , 'hip
Tliundny. Kramer ft O'Hearn , llth nml I'ar
nam street * . I1-M873 13'
WANTED-1-liSl LE HELP.
YOU uoNi'.sT. Bounn. INDUSTUIOUH ?
If no , engage with us for n'jj ; JWO a month.
) JGO > a year ; you can make It easy ; uli hour *
a day. Our ORt-nls do not cnmplaln of hard
limes. Why ? They nro maklne money HCllltiK
our IVrfectlon Dl h Washer ; tne only i > racllcal
family wniher manufactured , uaslieu , dries
nil'I polliihe * dlnlics iierfectly In two minutes ;
no eirerlence necessary ; a child of 8 operates
It cnnlly ; clifap nnd durable ; wclcht. thirteen
jHjumls ; made nf anti-runt sheet steel ; capac
ity , 100 pieces ; $10.000 for Its equal ; every fam
ily vtanti one ; you don't lime to cnmnn ; as
noon as people know you linve It for sale
they Bend for a dIMi wniher ; each ngent'g
territory protected ; no competition ; we fur
nish Knuipln ( wnlBhs six pounds ) In nice cnsa
to Indy agent * to take ordi-ia with ; on" nuent
made 121103 Hrst ten days. Address for full
particulars rerfectlon Mfg. Co. , Unglenood. III.
C AH 24
WANTIID , A QOOI ) Clint. IOH
housework. Apply 113 N. 30th street.
C-MS06 15
A PH18T CLASH Itni'IinSlINTATIVi : 1IY A
house publishing hleh cl.lsi eilucatlon.il works ;
Rood pay and permanent position to right per-
Him. fall at nmin 12. Crclghton block , I'rlday
tnornlnff 9:50. : It. II. Newton. C 903-H *
coon emu. . FOII OHNRIIAI , IIOIISRWOUK
must come Well recommended nnd 1 > a K o <
cook. 2710 HuwanI street. C M9.it 11 *
IIOITBUKHIH'UIl : DON'T OIUUCT
to child ; private family cook. (5 00. lady cook
nnd dining room girl for Colorado. Canadian
Olllee , 1U2 Douglnn. C M921 16"
\ JTOR RENT HOUSES.
HOUSES. F. K. DARLING , HAIIK12H I1LOCK.
D 425
IN ALL , PAIITS OK THE CITY. T1IC
O. r. Davis company , IMS Karnam. D 426
JIOUSIIS , IJUNUWA & CO. , IPS N. 13TII ST.
D 117
II. E. COLD CO. L.AUQUST LIST IN OMAHA.
r > Mint
TOIl KENT DKSIUAULK HOUSUS.
9 rooms , 211 B. 24th t. , 130.
7 ruoma , 43)5 Cumin ? St. , 122.
1 rooms , U28 N. 2Ilh > e. . J22 & ) .
R rooms , 4007 Co SB ai. , } 10.
8 rooms , 4027 Davenport St. . J10.
B rooms , S420 Jackson St. . JS.
S rooms , 3513 Trait St. , 7.
Bee Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Famnm st. D-431
11ENTAL. AdUNCY C20 BO. 1ST1I ST.
D-727
TEN-IlOOlt MODKIIN HOUSE. CLOSE IN :
t-room cottage , city water ; store building. 130 $
Fa.-n.un. L. B. Bklnncr , agent. 311) New York
Life. U-M021 16
lO-HOOM HOUSE , MODUIIN , LOCATED 2211
Douglas. W. F. Clark. D M9V-J1S *
JTWO 9-KOOM UIIICK HOUSES. 1J39.11 1'AIllC
aretiuv' , facing Hanscom park , near ! ; ' nw ;
hard wood finish ; first class modern con-
% enlencee. Inuulre 1115 Boutli 32nd street.
" D-SI323
( AND 7-HOOM FLATS. WITH RANGE
all modern conveniences , ' awnings , screens and
Janitor xtrvlce. Call at corner 1UI , 701 S. Ibtli
sU , from 10 to 12 und t to i. George Clouser.
D M534
9-ROOM MODERN HOUSE , DETACHED
beautiful lawn ; shade trenu. 665 South 2Sth
Apply to J. II. I'arroUe. Douglas block.MC10
! > -MC10 17
FOR RENT , FINE COTTAGE. 11ARN. LARGE
lawn , on car line. R. C. 1'attei.vjn. Ilamge blk
D 407
2 ELEGANT 6-llOOM COTTAGES JUST 11UILT ,
JZ2.50. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnam.
D-413
I'LAT OF 4 FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
rooms ; very desirable ; cheap to right party ,
j Apply to owner , O. Steel , 2504 IMerce street.
1. /
THREE-ROOM COTTAGE WITH GARDEN , S.
II. Cor. 23rd and Clark St. Inquire 1523 Jack
son St. D COS
FOR RENT. AT REASONA11LE 1'RICE , M\
residence , cor. 24th and St. Mary'B avc. , fur
nished or unfurnished , for the summer , c
longer. Mrs. M. Hellman. D 739 14 *
I-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. 29TH ST. & POI1
pleton. Hurtman & Itobblns , 214 Hee Mile.
D 821-JyD
SIX-ROOM COTTAGE. 814 a 21ST STREET.
D 851-13'
FOR RENT DURING JULY AND AUG. . FlIR
nlshed house : JM per mo. to good party. A. P.
Tukey. 818 New York Life. I > 882-14
COTTAGE. JO.OO ; 837 N. KTH ST. IN ,
quire South ISth at. D 911-16
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN , NEWLY
fmpered and painted ; mantel and grate ; good
ocatlim ; near motor , 133) So , 2CU ) street. JIT. 00 ;
or for sales , IS.CM.OO. J. II , I'urrotle. Douglas
block. D M9i ! 16
_
EIGHT-ROOM MODEIIN HOUSE , WITH IU11N ;
take clear lot worth J300.UO for year's lease. J ,
11. Johnson , 2 < 2t Maple avenue. D M917 H
1O.K. KENT t UviM JBiiEft aUOMS.
NICE SOUTH FRONT ROOM. WELL KUH-
nUhcd , private family. Call 2412 Caaa st.
_ _ E Mia
PLEASANT ROOM. 1319 DODGE. E-MSD7
FURNISHED ROOM. Mil S. 19 I STREET.
. E-M107-J1S *
FOR RENT , KLEGANTLY FURNISHED
rooms. C04 B. 13th. E-C16 Jy2
S NICE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. 1113 South llth. E 735 14"
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE-
inen or mariled couple , COO Noith 17th street ,
E MS'M ' 13 *
S ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING FOR MAN
and \\lfe ; rent takvn In board. 319 N. 17th.
U Siil-lS *
FURNISHED ROOM. HATH. J3 ; Ull FARNAM.
_ E M9)J ) ll
FURNISIIJID ROOMS 50c WEEK. 71 B. 1IT1I.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ E-910-Jyl2
IT7RNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
THE ROSE. 20M HARNEY , NICK FURNISHED
room * with board ; special rates to gentlemen.
V 204-J23 *
TWO SOUTH ROOMS. SINGLE OR EN SUITE ,
with Uuid ; private family ; reference. 2204
Douglas. F M727 ll
KICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 200 N. 15TH
licet. K M724 21
ROOM AND HOARD AT 212 BO. 2iTH HTREKT ,
F-MS74 IS'
TO RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
with board , terms r-awmuble. Call at 2107
Douglas. r ss-5J
TOR RENT SUITE OF ROOMS , ALSO SIN-
Kle room , ulili boaid In prh.ite family ; refrr-
rmvs , 214 Fnrnam. F (13 IS *
DIKIRA11LE SUITE OF ROOMS. WITH EX-
cellent table , lawn , etc. 201 N. ISth.F .
F M1Q1 IC
NICELY FURNISHEDOUTH ROOM WITH
board for two ; prl\uln family ; no other board
ers ; best home comforts. Oil No. 21 t. bet.
California anil Wtbitcr. F 904
_
I.V UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT
I ROOMS. CLOSET. S'JO ST ? MARY'S AVE.
O-M3I5 20'
TOR RENT STORES AND OFFIOE3
TWO-STOHY 1JR1CK , 2i.\M. AND ( i I'EET
trarUagr , 711 S. ISth , at your oun price. II.
Cole Co. . 1M N. Ulh St. I-718-J > 6
.
FOR RENT-TUG 4-STORY URICK I1UILDING.
81 * Farnam strrct. This bulljinj has a Ore-
proof rcment baiomtnt. completa team htat-
Inc Ilitures , natcr on all floors , ens , tic. Ap
ply at th otHce uf The Die. I-S10
AQENTH WAWTE1) .
MEN AND WOMKN. J TO Jll A DAY. AD-
dreu the lUndy Heater Co. , U4 New York Lift
Omaha. Neb. J 911
WANTED TO RENT.
TWO on THREE : NICELY FURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping by Iwo > oune ladles )
references , a Si , ! ) . K-11JU 1C *
RENTAL AQENCT.
O , O. WALLACE. RENTALS , 311 DROWN DLK.
L-M703
STORAGE.
BTORAOE. FRANK EWERa , UH HARNET.
M435
BEST BTOIIAOE RUILDINO IN OMAHA. U. a
KOV. bond nrarrhousx ; household Koodi stored ;
lowest rates. 1013-1015 I.eavenworth. M43 <
STOVKS STORED DURING SUMMF.R. TEL.
W ) . 1207 Douglas. Omaha Stove Repair Works.
M437
PACIFIC STORAGE A WAREHOUSE CO. . 9TII
& Jones sis. General storage nd forwarding.
M4M
WANT/iD TO
WANTED TO llt'Y A GOOD SECOND HAND
roller-top otllce desk. Address S 23 , le ! < - ofllce.
N-M8S8 II
WANTED. A 2-STORY FRAME STORE Rl'ILD-
Ing fnr purpose of moving i iiith side. William
Fleming , llth and Douglas streets.
N-M893 15
FOK SALE ifUKNITURE.
FOR SALE IIY A FAMILY MOVINO OUT OP
the city. 1 Andrews double folding bed , writing
desk pattern ; 1 Garland range , 1 child's play
tent In Its second iu > nv > n , 1 hard coal stove ,
splendid heater. Address R Cl , Dee ultlce
O 825-16
FOR SALE , 50 ROOMS FURNITt'UE ; CEN-
trnl location , H l ni'der ; goo < l reasons for
Belling ; great bargain. Addnss S 18 , Her. ,
O M870
FOR . " .ALE HORSES ,
JR SALi-riRST CLASS FAMILY HORSE ,
or will cxclmnce for clear lot. A. I1. Tnkey ,
818 New York Life. 1' R83-14
FOK , BALK MlHChLLiANEOUS
IARDWOOD COMI1INATION HOO AND
chicken fence. Ciias. R. Lee , 9th and Douglas.
Q441
THE STANDARD CATTLE CO. . AMEfl , NEH. ,
hai 400 tons good baled hay to soil. Q M44S
FOR BALE. A PET DEER. INQUIRE A. D.
Ilrandles , lloston Store. Q MC94
! U1JAN FRECKLES SOLD EVERYWHERE. 6C.
Q1SI J21
GOOD SECOND HAND BET LIGHT DOUHLE
liarne-w , , J1S 00. C2I 3. 16th st. Q-M916 17
CLAIRVOYANTS
ilRS DR. II WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT. RE-
llable business medium. Sthjearat 119 N. 16th.
SII3
'ORTl'NES TOLD THROUGH THE STARS
nnd through tin * spirit. Ami-llu Goodman ,
Union Demt hotel , llth and Muaon , room 2 , up-
atalrs. S-WS-19'
M SSAGt. JbxViHb. KTO.
IADAM SMITH. 502 S. 11TH. 2D FLOOR. ROOM
3 ; magnetic , vapor , alcohol , steam , siilphurlne
and sea baths. T M76S 15'
.lASSAOi . : . MADAMi : UKHNAHD. H21 DODOI2 ,
T MC33 Jy 4
. 'INIiST HATH AND MASSAGE I'ARIXJIIS IN
city. Mine Howtll , 318 & 220 S. Ijth , thornunhly
practical chiropodist nnd manicurist attendant.
T-MS76 Jy 12'
TTJllKlbil iJATHS.
TURKISH DATHSj ONLY PLACE IN CITY
exclusively for ladles. Suite 109-110 , Dec bids.
135
LADIES' BATHS , FOR Jo. MME. POST , 319'4
B. 15. 730
PERSONAL.
THE BELLE El'PERLY CORSET , MADE TO
order from measure. 1909 Farnam street.
street.U383
VIAVI CO. , 348 BEE BLDO. ; HEALTH BOOK
free ; homo treatment ; lady attendant. U441
B. HAAS. FLORIST , PLANTS , CUT FLOWERS.
Banquet , hall , residence and grave decorations.
1S13 Vlnton street. Telephone S7C. U M445
BATHS , MASSAGE , MME. POST , 319 S. ISTH.
U731
CUBAN FRECKLES , WORTH IOC FOR CC.
U1S4 J21
PLEDGES NOT REDEEMED OR EXTENDED
by June 15 wilt be sold ut auction. Kicd Mohle ,
1517 % Fnrnam. U M241 15
PRIVATE HOME FOR LADIES DURING CON-
flnement ; babies adopted or otherwise provided
for. 2C31 Charles street , Omaha , Neb.
U-MSG6 J14'
UMBRELLAS COVERED AND REPAIRED ;
316. No. ICth. Jas. Henderson. U 337 J 27
BARGAIN. 12 CABINET PHOTOS. J2 DAV1ES ,
113 B. 16th street , Opposite Boston Store.
U M509 33
A PRIVATE PARTY HAS MONEY TO LOAN
on pianos. Jewels , blcvcles , etc. Business
strictly confidential. Address Postolllee Box
320 U M703
IIAVR YOfll OLD CAIIPETS 1IADR INTO
rues : any slzo you wish. lill Lenicnwnrth
BtrceU U-M706 Jj5
WILL Mil. KniSEnLING , WHO'WAS TO
publish a Reiman paper In this city please
send his address to this olllcc. U 858-13 *
ANY ONU HAVINO INTOIIMATION OF THI3
Smith boys that disappeared on June 2nd wll'
confer a favor by addrcslng 1456 N. ICth.
MON.E.Y TO LOAN litAL ESTATE
ANTUONT LOAN & TRUST CO. . 315 N. Y. LIFE ,
loans at low rates for choice ecurlty In Ne
braska and lo a farms or Omaha city property ,
W44S
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1503 Farnam st. W411
INVESTORS DIRECTORY CO. , 10 WALL ST. ,
New York , offer any part 100.000 eastern In.
vestor's names , v.lio Viavo money to Invest
just complied. Write for particulars.
W MS03 J25 *
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , 615 N. Y.
LJFI3 INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. K. O. Cliesney , Kansas City. Mo.
CAPITAL , 2COO,000 ; SURPLUS. ISOO.OOO ; U. B ,
Mortgage Trust Co. , New York. For 6 per ceni
loans on city property apply to Pusejr & Thomas ,
agents , room 207 First Nat'I Oank bide.W
W 232
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brennan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk.
W447
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at C per cent. W. B. Melkel , 1st Nut. BU bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Fidelity Trust company , 170i Farnam ,
W4I9
LOANS ON IMPROVED * UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1329 Farnam. .
W413
"A LITTLE FIRE IS QUICKLY TRODDEN
out , which. ItfMne nattered , rivers cannel
quench. " Trod out disease Ln time by using
Cfarke's Pure Rye Whisky. It never falls. Al-
way In lollies. U M912 14
_
LIFE OFTEN DEPENDS ON A PURE STIMU-
lant. Users of Clarke's Pure Rye Whisky have
.found It so. In bottles always. U M313 14
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
J. D. HADDOCK. ROOM 427. RAMOE BLOCK.
X455
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE AND
pianos. Fred Terry , 41) Ramgo blk. X4:6
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS.
. .nones , wagons , etc. , nt lowest rates In city ;
no removal of foods ; strictly conlldentlal : you
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
30 So. 18th St.
St.X470
X470
IF YOU HAVE FIRST-CLASS SECURITY YOU
can ( n > t low rates of Model Loan Co. . room 403
New York Life. X M918 15'
BUSINESS CHANCES.
HALF INTEREST IN SMALt , MANUFACTURIng -
Ing and whole-idle business , Omaha , making
Rood llvns | ; nnd cnpabl ? of large development ,
12.000 ; whole huMneaa JI.WO. G. G. Wallace ,
312 J. J Bronn blk. Y 887-1S
FOR SALE. BY ADMINISTRATOR , BAKERY
and confci tlonery In n central Nebraska city of
8.000 , iMng good buslnera ; price , S000.00 ; must
be sold this month. Addiess B 20 , care Bee ,
Y MSS9 15
IR'.HTNESS CHANCE TO RESPONSIBLE
party , with K.OUO or | l , oo4 to put Into old-
rstabllshrdholesaln optical house , located In
Chicago , und doing business In the west ; have
live traveling- salesmen on the n d. Address
B 21 , Om.iha Bee , Y M900 IS'
ran SALE MY LOAN AND JEWELRY BUSI-
ne < s. Fred Mohle , 151714 Farnam.YM8J1J14
Y-M8J1-J14
CLBAN FRECKLES. THE ONLY CIGAR. BC.
Y184 JJ1
TOR SALE A HANDSOME DIU'U STORR IN
Iowa ; small amount of cash nece a < y. Address
S 84. Bee Y-903-16'
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN !
A J8.000.W stock of new and second-hand furnl.
ture. book store and crockery and pswo busi
ness , and watches , ilngs. tic. , doing a business
of 11,800.00 atxne expenses per > enr ; have a
tn o-stary and basement brick bulldlnr 90 fe t
deep ; rent. JMOO per month ; csn do storage
enough lo nay rent ; elevators to baiement and
second Moor ; business been established 11 years ;
have a 6,500-pound burglar-proof safe. cost
SMO.OO. steel rhmt * Inside , weighs 1,500 ; hava
nl o Kima real estate : will sill chcp or trade ;
stock of goods must be p t cash , and It will
tuty to InvestlKate. I have C-enr lease on build.
Ing , Address L. C , Broun , Grand Island. Neb.
Y M 3 1C'
FOR EXCHANGE.
: - STORY HOTEL PART FURNISHED ,
trade for land. Amei. HIT Farnam-st.
Z Ul-ll *
Have a Shampoo ?
When you do , have it \ fttPearlinc \ \ ,
It's delightful. Not only "leans your
head , but clears yolir braTl ? . It's good
for your hair and scalp , too invigorates
them , just as a bath with"Pearline in
vigorates your body. v
You're missing half tint luxury of
oathing , if you're doing it without Pearl-
inc. Moreover , you're-not getting
quite as clean , probably , ' 'h you might
be. This may surprise you but
. it's so.
and some unscrupulous ( jroccrs will tell you " lliis is its rooil as "
Ihe same as 1'carlinc. " IT'S FALSE 1'carline is nc\cr peddled.
if "D I. . a"d if your grocer sends you something in place of 1'carline. bo
JDclCK. honest tenJ it kick. 4- JAMES PYLE , New York
FOR EXCHANGE.
Continued.
WILL EXCHANGE MILLINEHY FOR RANGE
coal. 1512 Douglas street. Z M730 21
WANTED TO TRADE NEW STANDARD Bi
cycle for draft horse weighing l.tOO pound * or
more E. J. Davis. 111G Fitrnam st. / S37
FINE PROPERTY ; GOOD ORDER ; 1'AYS t < WO
a year ; trade equity for clear lots or land.
Ames , 1617 Furnam-st.
Z-S32 11'
FARM LANDS IN NORTHWEST MISSOURI ,
for slock of hardware or Implements. Ktiox &
Rlsser , 37V4 1'earl St. , Council Blurts , la.ZI17J23
ZI17J23
'O ' EXCHANGE , A COMBINED STOCK OF
drugs , clocks , uatches , jewelry , blank and
school books , wall paper , nlndovr slvd"S , paints ,
oils , class , etc. Will Invoice , with llxturvs ,
about JS.OOO. Want improved farm. Address
A. J. 1'ltzer , Cherryvale , Kansas.X .
X M847 JylO'
TOP BUGGY FOR SALE CHEAP OR WILL
trade. Make offer. 2W1 I'lnkney st.
FOB SALE KKAIj ESTATE.
ABSTRACTS , THE BYRON REED COMPANY.
RE 4JS
BARGAINS. HOUSES. LOTS AND FARM ;
sale or Irade. F. K. Darling , Daiker Block.
RE ICO
MPROVED GARDEN LANDS NEAR OMAHA
at prices that will surprise you. If taken with
in 2 weeks. J. 11. Sherwood , 423 N. Y. Life.
RE 459
BARGAINS , SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP-
crtlcs and farms. John N. Frcnzcr , oj > p P. O
RE 401
IOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS. SELL AND
buy lots , acres , farms. Garvln Bros . 210 N. Y. L
RE 463
CORNER. B LARGE ROOMS , NEAR CARS.
tXO cash , bal. easy , 6 per cent , tVM. Ames ,
1617 Farnam. RE-829-14'
NEAT 0-R. COTTAGE , CISTERN. WELL. J801.
First payment J2X * ) , Int. 6 per cent. AHUM. 1B17
Farnam. RE-8S-1I
SIX ROOMS. 2-STORY. SLATE ROOF , U BLK.
from motor , Jl.COO ; Int. C per cent. Amoi , 1C17
Fnrnam. RE 827-14 *
ROOMS ; LARGE CELLAR ; EAST FRONT ,
city water ; welt.$200 cash ; WO. Ames. 1617
i'arnam-st
R. E. 830 14 *
FOR SALE. 4-ROOM COTTAGE. FULL LOT ,
east front , $700.00 ; terms easy ; bargain It. C
Pattersin. Ramge block. RE MS4I
A 11.20) LOT 21ST AND VINTON ST8. . 2 FT
from paved street nnd car line. Munt go at
awful sacrifice. Only J410 , > our o\\n terms ,
$00 cnh , balance 1 per cent , will take It. Fi
delity Trust cpinpany , 1702 Farnam st
stRE85513
RE-855-13
ARM LANDS , C. F. HARRISON. S12 N. Y. Life
RE-137-Jy 10'
, VE HAVE A PARTY WHO PAID SSOO FOR A
beautiful , full corner lot th.U ho will trade for n
flrst-c'ass bicycle nnd 1250 cash , or one-half
canh. Imlnncu 5 years 7 per cent. Fidelity
Trust company , sole agent , 1702 Fnrnnm st.
RF 856-13
LOT WORTH J7W FOR J250.
Business lot worth ! &M for \'M.
House , modern , cost J4,5' ' . for (2,750.
C'ottage , tlosu In , worth 13,000 , for * . ! .000.
1'ropcrty renting for J4V ) per year. JI.O'W. '
G. G. Wallace ; 312 J. J. Brown blk.
blk.RE
RE 813-15
I/ITS. CHEAP AT JlXJfiO , WILLTRADE FOR
bicycle or horse and buggy , > 50 cash and J2M
mortgage.
Down town residence. 8 rooms , worth } 6.50i > .
will take > 3,004 In clear outside property and
Good hardware stock , $6,000 , for clear real
estate nnd some cash.
G. G. Wallace , 31 ! J. J. Brown blk.
Z-S3C-13
M. O. DAXON. 402 N. 16TII. 461
VICTOR BICYCLES , THE FINEST OF ALL
blc > clcs. Omaha Bicycle Co. , 323 N. 16th street.
4CC
STERLING BUILT LIKE A WATCH. WESTern -
ern Electrical Supply Co. , 1513 Honard street
463
SEE THE VISIBLE BALL BEARINGS ON
Relay Special. Will Barnum Bro. , 120 N. 13th.
467
REMINGTON AND EAGLE. CROSS GUX CO.
116 B. 15th street. 46S
A. L. DEANE & CO. , 1116 FARNAM STREET.
463
WESTERN BICYCLE & GUN CO.,211 ! CUMING
470
MANTELS , GKATJib AND TILES.
WOOD MANTLES. GRATES. TILES FOR FIRE
places , vestibules and large floors ; write foi
. catalogue. Milton Rogers & Sons , Omaha.
UNDEKTAKEKS AND EMBALMERS
II. K. BURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer. 161 ! Chicago St. , telephone 00. 472
SWANSON & VALIEN. 1701 CUMINO. TEL. 1000
173
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALM ,
er , 1417 Farnam st. , telephone 223. 474
C. W. BAKER , UNDERTAKER , 613 S. 16TH ST.
473
BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION.
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & B. ASS'N PAY
6. 7 , 8 per cent when 1. 2 , 3 years old , always
redeemable. 1704 Farnam st. Nattlnger , Sec.
4SO
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Intent on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & B.
Ass'n. 1704 Bee Bide. O. M. Nattlnger , Sec.
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. 4304 Burdette.
503-J30 *
DRESSMAKING IN PRIVATE FAMILIES.
Fit and style guaranteed. Address S 13. Bee.
823-16'
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
C. E. MORRILL , PAPER HANGING , HOUSE
sign painting , brick work , plastering ; off. R. 1 ,
Barker blk. ; tel. 735 ; shop 913 N. 24th ut.
481
SHORTHAND AND XVTPEWRITING
A. C. VAN BANTS SCHOOL. 513 N. Y. LIFE.
M 433
TTMP3 AND WINDMILLS.
i HJYDEN , PUMPS AND WIND MILLS ;
. . . kinds of pump repairing. Leave orders
with Churchill Pump Co. Telephone C63
M-163-J21'
COrt.1.
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
omce to 203 B. 16th ' . . Brown block. 176
X GOOD THING-PUSH IT ALONO. MAY BE
the latest slang phrase , but that's just what
we're doing with SHERIDAN COAL. 8.000 tons
sold In Omaha last year. We glv you 2 000
Ibs. of the best Wyoming cooking coal for It 51
Victor White , mgr. , 160S Parnarn st. Tel. 127.
401
HOTELS.
HOTEL BARKER , 13TH AND JONES BTS.
73 rooms at 11.50 per day.
50 rooms at 12.00 per day.
Special rates to commercial travelers. Room
and board by week or month. Frank Hlldltcn.
mrnager. 47 $
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) , N. W. COR.
litb and Dodge. Rooms by day or week.
473
PASTURAGE.
WB HAVE 160 ACRES OF BLUE GRASS PASture -
ture for horses , board fence , spring water ;
Barton & Phelps , Oil more. Neb. , or A. W.
1'helps & Bon , 20T N. Y. Life bldg. . Tel. 1061.
478-July 1'
PASTURE. CATTLE & HORSES. T. MURRAY.
803-J15
HORSES AND CATTLE" ; BLUE " OR AKij
sprlno wal r. II. II. Harder & Co. , Bee bldg ,
W7
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DAMAGED M1RROR3 RESILVERED. TU M. 11.
4M
DENTISTS.
Oil. PAUL. DiM'lfcT. 2030 HURT ST. . i)7
LOST.
FIVE DOLLARS WILL BE PAID FOR THE
return , In g < > d condition , of cash book be
longing to btiinley Baker , V 8 Nay , which
was In trunk sold at Union Paclllo unclaimed
baggage Mle In October. 1893. A. Trojnor. G.
B. A. , Council BlulTH. la. Lost 711 13
LOST , NEAR 14TII AND DOUGLAS STREETS ,
lady's gotil watch and chnln : has lady's full
name ln < tldp back cover. Matvntet Wcls * .
Finder will receive liberal reward by returning
tn the Burlington ticket olD.cc , cor. 14th and
Farnnm strt > et . Lost MS43
LOST , GRAYIIOUND. BIX MONTHS OLD. RE.
turn lo 3108 I'arn.UH st. Ilcunrd.
Lot-83l-13 *
IF THE LADY WHO WAS SEEN TO PICK
up n watch on 14lh nnd Douglas sts. Monday
afternoon will retuin the same Immedately to
Tin- Boo otllce n liberal reward will lie paid
nnd no questions asked. Loat SS8-I4'
MEDIUMS.
WHOEVER SEES THIS. AND 13 IN ANY
trouble , send n stamp Id the only great clnlr.
voynnt nnd medium , for free ad\lce , but nsk
no questions ; don't be humbugged by trnvol.
Ing fakers , locatixl for years. I never fill.
Wm. Oarfleld , 639 6th ave. , De Molnes , la.
This offer three weeks. 62. ! 14'
PAWNBROKERS.
II. MAROWITV5 LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 16 nt
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGES.
MHS. FANNY ADLER , PIANO TEACHER ,
graduate Vienna Consenatorj. 803 So 16th st.
83S-Jy3
GEORGE F. OELLENBECK. BANJO AND
guitar teacher. 1311 Cass street. M 103
Ml'SIf FURNISHED TOR ALL OCCASIONS BY
J. F. DlmlcK. 1518 Cass street M33) 1C *
DANCING.
MR. AND MRS. MORAND WILL GIVE Pill-
ale lessons In dancing at their home , 290&
Dodge street , during the summer. 223-J23
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric light and motor plants anil all
kinds of electrical construction Western Elec
trical Supply Co. . 1513 Howard st. 4S2
CKHTIFICATB OP PUBLICATION.
OHIco of Auditor of Public Accounts ,
Slntc of Nubr.iRka , Lincoln , June 12 , 1K95
It la hereby ccrtlllml thai the Lawyer's
Surely company of NpTv1 York , In Iho stale
of Now York , has .Compiled wllh the In
surance law of this Stiltc0 nnd Is authorized
to transact the business fit surely Insurance
In this state for tlio rrtrrcnt year.
Witness my hand and' the seal of the
auditor of public apcpuiitH the day and
year above written. . ,
( Seal. ) T l/qCN'K / MOORE ,
Auditor < jf Public Accounts.
, . J14-MU
Lawyers and solIcItor's 'SUES & CO , lie"
Hcildiug , OMAHA. Ntb. Advlco KUEE.
RAILWAY 11ME CARD
Leaves llJUULLVaTON iMO. ItlVEU.Arrives (
Oinaha ] Union Uypot , IQtli . Maaun Sta.l Uinqha
10lSnm Denver Kxpret.3 9IOain" :
4o5pin : lllk. Hills , Mont. & 1'uget Snd. Ux. 4:0.pm :
4Upm : Denver Kxpress 4uOpm :
CM pm..Nebraska Local ( except Sunday. . 7:4jpm :
Si.ini..Lincoln : Loial ( except Sunday ) . . .
2 : | > in..Fabt Mallfor Lhiuoln ) dally. . . .
Leaves ( CHICAGO. 11UULINGTON- . I Arrives
OmahalUnlon Depot , lotli & Maajn iita.l ( Jinaha
"
4Mopm Chicago Vestibule 3.un
9Wum : Chicago Kipreaj 4lipm :
7Miim..Chicago : and St. L.uula Bxpresa. . liUuam :
ll:35am IMclllc Junction Local 5:30pm :
Fast Mall 2lupm :
Leaves ( CHICAGO. MIL. & ST. I'AUL.Arrives [
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th At. Mason Sla.j Oinaha
C.OOpm Chicago Limited 9:30am :
11 iKam..Chicago Lxpreaa ( ex. tiilii. ) . . . . 6UQpin :
leaves ( CHICAGO & NOKTHWUa'rN.IArrUes
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Ma on Sts.l Omaha
Uastern Express
4:00pm Vestlbuled Limited 9(0am
69um : Mo. Valley Local ] Q:3upm :
545pm ! Omaha Chicago Hp'eclal ilitim
Leaves j CIliCAGO7"ll. I. & "TPACIKIC. ( Arrives
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Manon St . | Omaha
EAST.
ll:00am. : . . Atlantic Kipress ( ex. Sunday ) . . . 6Wpm :
6Z ; > pm . Nlglit Cipreaa . 9I5am :
430pm. ; . . .Chicago Vestlbuled Limited. . . . lMpro
_ _ _ _
t:00pm. : . Oklahoma & Texas Ex ( ex Sun.10:2oan ! :
IMOpm . Colorado Limited . 4mpin : )
eaves | C. , ST. P. , SI. & O. ( Arrives
Omaha ) Depot , IStli and Webster Sis. I Omaha
9:25am..Nebraska : rossenger ( ilally ) . . . . 8:13pm
4:30pm..Sloux : City Cxpiesa lex. Hun..lliam
. . . . . .St. PauI LImtted l' < 3Jam
Leaves ! F , E. 3c MO7VALLE1. ( ArrUes
Omaliul Depot , lltli nnd Webster ata. I Omaha
2:10pm : . Fast Mall and Express . it pn
2:10pm.ex. : Sat.Vyo. . llx.lex. Slon.l. . . 4:5Jpm :
9:0jam. : . . Norfolk Express ( ex , Sunday ) . . .10:30am :
6:10pm : . St. I'aul Expraaj. . 103j ! , > ni
Leaves I K crrsTr 3r& C , U. ( Arrives
OmahalUnlon Depot. 10th & Mason Sta.l Omaha
S.loani . KaiiBan City Day Express. . . . 5:30pm :
a:45pm..K. C. Night Ex. VU U. 1' . Tran. . tiOOam
Leaves I MISSOURI PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omaluil uepot. JSth and Webster Sts. I Omaha
10:40am : 7..St. I/iuls Express 6:00am
9SOpm : St. Louis Express COSpm :
S:30jjni : Nebraska Local ( ex. Sun. ) 9OQjm :
Leaves ( RIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omaha ) Depot. 15th and Webster Sla. I Omaha
6lQpm ; . .St. I'aul Limited
Leaves | SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. JAnlvcs
OmahaJUnJon Depot , 10th & MaiionJJIs l niaha
6:5Sarr. : . . . .Sioux City Passenger . WTiom :
E3Jpm ; . St. I'aul Limited . 12:35pm :
UNION" PACIFIC
OmahalUnlon Depot. 10th & Mason Sis. I Omaha
I0:00am : Kearney express 3 : < 5pm
2:00pm : Overland Flyer 5l : > ptn
2-OOpm.Iteafce & Stromsh'B Kx. ( ex. Sun ) . 3l5pra
730pm Pacltlc Kxpress 10:50am :
6l5pm ! fast Mall 4:10pin
leaves' ! WAhAiBll'riXlLWAY C\rrlveT"
Omahiitlnlon Depot. 10th & ilai.on StB.Omah- | >
S:55pro St , Louis Cannon Ball lS:33pm
A/sir roKK'a XK " ILUJI IIOVSK
Athletic Club to Ilavn an I'.lRlit-Story iloino
of .Mnilqmrttjlu. )
NEW YORK , June 13.At a general m et-
Ing of the New York AlUl'etlc club held at the
club houie It was decldd to build an eight
Instead of a seven-atoryuclub house on the
property at Flfty-nlfjth' ' street and Sixth
avenue. President , \Vhiteley was In the
chair , and about 350 tnpi berj were present.
One of the signs of the /acting In the organ
ization was a cable menage receive 1 from
George J. Gould offerine-to subscribe $20,000
toward the fun4 for | n w building. After
a short discussion Itwas decided to accept
Mr. Delmont'a resolutloa > 'approvlng ' the pro
ject of a new bulldlng b'nd empowering the
governors to take the necessary steps toward
carrying forward the'iilans. The resolution
provides for the raising ; fit $450,000 on first
mortgage at 4W per cent and $300.000 on
second mortgage at G per cent , and the sellIng -
Ing of the Flfty-flfth street property. The
Hat of subscriptions to the building fund
were then opened and $10 J X)0 ) was
speedily subscribed. It was said that
these figures would have reached $200,000 at
once had It not been that several members
willing to put down their names as largb In
vestor ] , one of them'to the extent of $50,000 ,
are awaiting the decision u to the plan for
the new edifice. If a patlifactory plan la
agreed upon they will como forward at once.
Wholeialo Sliou Denier ! Fall.
ST. LOUIS , June 13. The Dlasland and
Parcel's Jordan company , wholesale shoe
dealers , gave a deed of trust tp W. J. Hat-
Held yesterday to protect creditors , whose
claims aggregate J87GOO.
Pronounced the finest whlilcey In the east
Silver Age Rye.
TEXAS LAND COMMISSIONS
Trouble Between Two Ooip nations Being
Aired in JuJgo Ambrose's Court.
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS INVOLVED
Southern I.nud Company ai Annlgnro of on
Immigration I'lrni Wants Tons I.iuul
nnd Cnttlo Cumrmtiy 12njnlnnd from
l'uyln to Othur Creditor * .
A fight between two corporations and a
umerous array of creditors Is now on
: i Judge Ambrose's court room , the subject
f the controversy being the right to the
lossesslon of some $50.000 of real estate
commissions arising out of some extensive
'exas ' land transactions.
The Southern Land company has asked for
perpetual injunction against the Texas
Land nnd Cattle company , and others , for
ho purpose of preventing the money which
s In the hands of the Texas company and
no Jenberg & Kylandcr , or itself as as-
Ignee , from being paid to creditors of
cnberg & Uylander In preference to itself.
In the year 1892 the Texas Land nnd
'attlo ' company owned several counties of
and In Texas , having what It called the K.
ranch , situated In Jackson and Wharton
counties , which It desired to cover with
cttlers. The company heard of the exten-
ive operations of Jenberg & Hylander of
Chicago , who , up to Iho time of their
'allure , were engaged In importing lni-
migrants from Europe und nettling large
colonies on western lands. A bargain was
truck In September of that year , whereby
ho Chicago firm agreed to first settle up
10,000 acres , the company to net J4 an acre ;
hen a plat of 30,000 acres , the company tenet
net $5 an acre ; then a plat of 40,000 acres ,
ho company to net $0.50 an acre , and then
0,000 acres mor m a body , the balance
laving already been three-fourths settled up.
Pho company was to net on this last body
if land $7 an acre.
The method wf colonization pursued by the
Chicago firm was to send agents to Knrope ,
ivhoro Imml rants were enlisted. To still
'urther hasten the settlemp * hu firm em
ployed sub-agents , among tteso being the
Southern Land company , the present pla.n-
Iffs. Jenberg & Uylander were to get a com
mission of $2.50 an acre and were to have
.he land all sellled up on April 1 , 18D3. K\-
curslons were run and the business was kept
up nl a land oillco rale. Supplemental agrec-
nenls wore made from lltne to time and Ihe
olal commissions earned reached $ G2,09G , on
which it Is stated there Is a balance still
.1119 of $54.7.11. The Southern Land com
pany In course of tlmo grew anxious to
supplant Jenberg & Hylander and had them
assign Iho r big land contract. The present
suit Is for the money earned under this
assignment.
The Texas corporation offers to show as a
defense that the assignment of the contract
was a fraud and studiously concealed from
It , Inasmuch as It was In contravention of
the stipulations. A number of creditors hold
iidgments against Jenberg & Hylander.
They are endeavoring to shut out the South
ern Land company from getting any com
missions whatever.
SOU1CTI1INO OP AMtLY UOW.
.Miller Clninli that Huliitlnn * Imp iifMl Upon
HlH lfTtlUrl11Cr.
Before a Jury In Judge Hopewell's court
room a son-in-law hast won a suit against
his father-in-law , and has been allowed a
Judgment for $ GOO.
The death of Mrs. Andrew Miller occurred
several years ago. She , her husband nnd
family , were living on a farm of ICO acres
n the western part of the county at the
time. After her death Miller continued to
cultivate Iho land and ; pocket the profits ,
such as accrual by. reason of his labors. His
son-in-law In Ihe meantime' had himself ap
pointed administrator of the estate and
guardian of his brother-in-law , "William. He
and his wlfo both thought themselves en
titled to part of the proceeds of the farm
and demanded $990 In settlement of the
claim for crops. On February 26 , 1894 , the
family finally got together , and Miller slgnsd
an agreement to pay $000 In cash In full of
the claim , and Machehnan was to withdraw
from the obnoxious position of guardian.
When It came time to collect the money
Miller refused to pay. He declares that he
cannot read or write English , and was Im
posed upon , the contents of the agreement
being misrepresented to him.
Twice ( nnvlrtuil 1111 tlui MIIIIO ( lurgn.
Edward P. Morearty , an Omaha ex-council
man , and an attorney , was convicted of for
gery yesterday In JuJge Blair's court
room. The case had been taken there on a
change of venue from the criminal court.
This was the second trial that Morearty has
had o hfs case , each tlmo being convicted
by a Jury of having forged a constable's
name , about two years ago , lo secure the
return of a trunk of his cllenl. The trunk
was held under replevin papers by a man
named Hogers , and Morearty told his client
that he would get the trunk back , which
he proceeded to do by means of the written
order , which he forged. The constable was
Frank McKenzIe. The affair occurred In
East Omaha.
Iteanlt of lUUIIni : an Onion I'lo'd.
The onion patch of 0. Lou-s , a farmer re
siding north of Florenes , promises- bf the
cause of considerable legul grief. Louii
Charges three of his neighbors' sons with
raiding the patch last fal' . A few days ago
the parties met and fell lo discussing the
reports which Louis had circulated concern
ing his lost onions and the turtles who
knew what had become of them. Hraufoid
Charles and Francis wound up by having a
fight with , their alleged det'amer. Warrants
to keep the peace were swora out. Justice
Smith has admitted the boys to ball.
Gave the ! . ! < lo ilio Attorney.
Excitement ran high for a time In Judge
Ferguson's court yesterday. Frederick Newman
man was placed on the witness stand to testify
In a land contest. Ihe plaintiff la\lr.g
finished , A. C. Baldwin for Iho defense began
cross-examination. Newman grew angry al
being Interrogated and wnun asked if he
knew thai the parties to the mil had tnado a
contract In 1SS2 , ho pas-i-'J the lie to the
attorney. . The court told Nowmin lie muil
bo milder In his expressions or ho wud !
send him to Jail.
Ileitor In Now a free Man ,
A default Judgment has b.'en granted
Abraham S. Hester against his \\.ts , Subar
E. . for a failure to appear 'n district enui
and defend a divorce case pending acaln :
her , In which she v.as charged with havirg
deserted her homshold nnd family for a
period of two years and wl'.lnut j'is ' . caure
The Hesters were nnirk" ! In Michigan In
1882 and continued t * > live as husband and
wife until March , 1832.
The Lmllce.
The pleasant effect and perfect safety with
which ladles may use tbo California liquid
laxative. Syrup of Figs , under all conditions ,
makes It their favorite remedy. To set
the true and genuine article , look for tbo
name of the California Fig Syrup Co. ,
printed near lha bottom of the package.
IIlK Victory for n Woman Linvjrer.
COLORADO SPIUNOS , Colo. , June 13 ,
Tlio district court has granted Mrs. Julie
A. Sherman Holies of California a divorce
with $75,000 alimony from Richard Johnson
Holies , a wealthy mining man of this city ,
on the ground of desertion. Mrs , Clara
Foltz , the female lawyer of San Francisco ,
appeared for the complainant.
Karl's Clover Root wll purify your blood ,
clear your complexion , regulate your bowels
and make your head clear aa a bell ; 25 c , 50c
and $1.00. _
Attorney * ' I'eei Liberal
SAN FRANCISCO. June 13. Judge Slack
today allowed the attorneys and administra
tors of the Fair estate fees aggregating $55-
000. The Judge first allowed the attorneys
and administrators $137,500 , but upon more
mature consideration fixed the sum at $55,000.
The glow at the tea rose Is acquired by
ladles who use Pozzonl'i Complexion Powder.
Try It.
r D LOST MAN'S LANE.
( Cop ) righted ,
CHAPTKU I.
My destination was dishing , a small town
some fifteen miles ( ram Hartford , nml my
errntul there can bo best explained by the
( allotting letter received at police headquar
ters In the latter town :
"Oontlemeir Throe men have disappeared
lately In our parts. Two of them were
strangers , and one n well known , half-willed
peddler , accustomed for several > years to
wander from house to house In Ihls vicinity.
As this district Is n lonely ono and not In
Immediate connection with any mllro.id , the
mutter has not attracted much attention outside -
side of this place. Hut here there Is much
cxcllomcnt , nnd It you think It worth while
to send us a detective I shall bo glad to
give him such details as may further his In
vestigations. Obediently yours , .
"OIIADIAII THOI1M. "
The last charge which my superior hud
given me was to move warily In this nffalr.
I therefore concealed my Identity nnd en
tered the tavern In Ciuhlng with a survey
or's Instruments In my hand.
My llrst talk was with mine host , a kind-
faced , Jovial man , whoso lonk Inspired confi
dence both In his honesty and discretion.
The topic which I naturally chose was Mr.
Trohin. Was he an accessible man , and was
ho likely to have any property lo sirll suit
able for a largo manufacturing plant * Mr.
Simmons ( for that was my good host's name )
opened his eyes In amazement. "Well , no , "
said he , "ho Isn't. " And then he explained
to mo that Mr. Trohm owned no land save
thai on which his house was built , and that ,
for ono who had neither wlfo nor child , he
loved his home and clung to the fmv acres
surrounding II with ix pertinacity more
marked than was shown by any ono else In
the community.
"Never mind. " said I , "I am going to
see him. Perhaps he can point out to me
some available property In the vicinity. "
"Perhaps. " rejoined the other. And not
being of a suspicious temperament , the good
man went on talking about Mr. Trohm llll I
had learned enough to be satisfied that 1
should have no trouble In approaching thU
gentleman , as he was one of the most genial
and hospitable of men. "Though he keepj
no servant , he makes everybody welcome , "
was Mr. Simmons' assurance , "and for a
bachelor , makes them mighty comfortable ,
too. "
As all this showed a certain amount of
esteem for the man , I felt my confidence In
him Increasing , and prepared at once to
visit him. Hut when I asked the landlord
where Mr. Trohm lived , and If It was within
walking distance , a very decided change
passed over the good man's face.
"Uo you want to go there now ? " ho asked.
"If so 1 will see If I can find one of my meti
to accompany you. "
"Hut Is that necsssary ? Cannot I find the
house alone ? "
"Why , yes , " he answered , cheerfully , but
still with a vague tone of alarm In his
vole""but It's out of the way like , and I
have known follows , no bigger than you ,
who don't like woods. "
"O It's In the woods ?
"Yes that Is , the road winds through the
woods , and It Is a little dismal , you know.
But Mr. Trohm'8 place Is. very pleasant. In
deed. Only I wouldn't go any farther than
his front gate If I were you. The road Is
a long ono and well , you had betler coma
back the way you go. "
This was all very suggesllvo to my curi
osity and highly provocative of a number
of questions , but I was determined to get
my first Information from Mr. Trohm , and
so passed vlio matter off as a kindly hint ,
which I secretly did not mean to take.
The landlord seemed satisfied with my
manner , nnd , seeing I did nol want a com
panion , did not urge his offer further. I
accordingly btnrted out alone , alter receiving
minute directions as to the course I should
take.
Gushing has but ono street , but half way
down this a road branches off In a wide
curve , and on this road Mr. Trohm lived.
The trees , which were sparse near the vil
lage , increased In number rapidly as I ad
vanced , and by the time I had gene a quar
ter of a mile I found myself In a veritable
wood. Not a cheerful one , either. The'o
was marsh under foot and withered boughs
overhead , producing an effect that was any
thing but cheerful , although the sun shone
brightly and the air was balmy. I was
therefore both ourprlsed and gratified to sec
the chimneys of a bright and most attractive
looking old house rlso suddenly before me ,
with a charm about Its trim doorstop and
flower bordered walks that Is only to be
found In very eld places that have been ap-
prerlatlvoly cared for. A fence painted
white enclosed a lawn like velvet , and the
house Itself , shining with a fresh coat of
yellow paint , bore signs of comfort In Its
whlto curtained windows not usually to bo
found In the solitary dwelling of a bachelor.
Would the man correspond to his home ?
As If In answer to this Inward query , Iho
door before me swung open nnd I saw In
the gap thus made the tall and smiling figure
"I remember two other caacs. "
of a man , older than I had anticipated , but
with fully as much dignity as his letter
had led mo to expect.
"Has Providence been so good as to bring
me a guest this line morning ? " was his ami
able greeting. "I am sure If you have como
to relieve me of a rather tedious half hour ,
you are very welcome. Hut Is It Obadlah
Trohm you have come to see ? "
"It Is , " I returned , bowing with all the re
spect his appearance called forth. "And If
I need any Introduction myself , let this letter
answer for inc. " And I handed him the
epistle signed by his own name which ho had
sent to me to Ihn office nt Hartford.
The sinlle with which ho regarded mo
from the llrst changed from the mere con
ventional expression to one or heartfelt sat
isfaction.
"I am glad to see you , " ho gravely re
marked , his eye wandering from my face to
the beauties of the garden beside us. "Will
you come In or will you sit down here ? " ho
asked , pointing to two scats on each side nf
the porch , on which we stood. "You will
find either place equally secure from Inter
ruption. I keep no servants nnd whether
out or In find myself wholly at home. "
From the look which I have Just men
tioned a peculiar look full of the gloating
delight of possession I Judged thai he would
rather remain within view of his ( lower beds.
And Indeed I afterward heard that he wns
seldom found Indoors. I therefore answered
his genial Invitation by bitting down on
one or the seats before us. lie Immediately
took possession of the other , and with an ex
pectant air waited my questions.
"And so these woods hide a mystery ? " I
boldly ventured , with a gesture toward the
cast , where the Irees blood thickest. "Have
the disappearances of which you hare writ
ten occurred lately ? "
"One of them took place about Chrlitmai
time , Ihe other two but a few weeks back.
The first one attracted no attention , nor the
second , I may say ; but when that poor boy ,
silly Hnfus , dropped out of sight and ound.
people began to wonder and recall the fact
that the two stranger * I have mentioned hat )
also vanished from our midst In a very
queer and unexplained manner. And I , "
here the old gentleman became Impressive ,
even going to the point of laying his hand
on my knco , "and I remember two other
cases , a year aback , of person. ' who cjine
Into this road who were never seen to Uiue
from It , or at leant I am assured by an cir
friend of mine , who lives Just whcr ? thU
road runs Into the main nn : , Dut whether
all this means crime I cannot tell. Can
you ? "
The question came to suddenly I ttartcd
"It certainly has Hint look , " I remarked ,
"Aro there any tlinlitlu ! characters In this
neighborhood ? "
"No , " ho answered , brooding n mlniito ovci
my words. "His any ono In the vlll.ige--
yeti have spoken to the folks there , of coursn
mentioned any name wllh suspicion ? "
"I Imvo not talked nbout It. I preferred
to broach the subject nt once to you. "
He seemed surprised , but thuuod his
recognition of my courtesy by a bow. "I
supposed you would lime first wished to
have obtained a confirmation of my stale ,
mcnt from Ihe general gossip of Ihe town.
Hut It Is of no ronsMjuence ; you can hear
them talk later. " And ho again let hit
cyo roam appreciatively over his ( lowers and
shrubs. "Have you any plan of procedure ? "
ho suddenly asked.
"I must first find out It there lias been an ;
crimp , " 1 replied , letting my eye follow hla
over the lop of a long well-sweep that was
one of the chief ornaments of the place to
that dismal lurn In Ihe road , which I hod
been warned from pursuing.
"Are Ihere any oilier houses on this road
besides yours ? " I now put In. recalling hh
glnncs back to myself by a gesture.
Ho looked at mo seriously. If not nnxlous'y ,
for a moment , and then eald almost lee In
differently for the tcm | > ornry embarrassment
ho had pluiun :
"Oh. 1 don't hold a monopoly of this by
way. There Is another duelling on It wmo
half mile further on. An eqtm ly old duelling
wllh Ihls , but more fully occupied , " ha
smiled. "A brother and two sisters remain
to the Knollys family , while I am the slngU
representative of the Trohms. "
"A brother nnd two sisters1" I repeated ,
astonished at his visibly nervous manner ,
"How old n brother and what-kind of sis
ters. I prny ? "
"Oh , young Knollys Is about 24 ; n sluplJ
fellow , but good , I suppose ; while the girls
"Then jou shall not go alone. "
what shall I call tlio KlH' ? " he mused , \\ltli
an c\lilont nlr of wlslung to ttrlko the happy
mctllum between justice and candor , "Nice
girls , of course , \ \ cciluc.ileJ \ \ , roflnpd and
all llml. but ( inccr yea , ( jiu'er , as girls nra
apt to be wlo live In a den like that"
"Den , " I repeated , wondering as much al
his manner us Ills words.
"Oh , any house Is a den where lloweri
don'l grow , " Uo laughed , leaning over lo plucl
a spray of honeysuckle from the vine that
curled aboul Ilio columns of Ihe porch. " 1
llko punshinc. beds of roses , fountains , and I
sweep of iLwn like lhat wo tee before us. "
"And Iho Misses Knollys have no such
adornnipnU to their hou'c ? "
Ho shruKRcl Ills shoulders. "Why Inlh
about Ihe Knollys. The subject you havt
como lo dlbcuiM Is much more Interesting- ,
It is two weeks now slnco 1 saw silly Hufiu
leaning over the fence there , cpuntlng th <
blossoms on my oleander , When I looked
again ten minutes later ho was gone , and lhal
Is Ihe last thai any of us knovv abput h'm. "
"Ho might have strayed Into the \ypSds , "
"Wo have searched the woods. Silly Ituftii
was a favorite In these parts , nnd his fat
has aroused much Inlerest. Oh , wo lmv
looked for him far and near , but wo havi
not found him and never will , I am think
ing. "
"Hut what motive " I began.
Hut suddenly Mr. Trohm's eyes had become -
como Impenetrable , and I saw there wal
some underlying reason on his parl for pre
serving a cerlaln rellccnco concerning hl
suspicions. Could they have reference to
the Knollys family ? It seemed n preposterom
imposition , and yet I felt Impelled to changi
ny question Into Iho remark :
I'erfecl frankness on your part would b
gieat abslstanco lo me. The leasl clew
a valuable in such cases. A doubt , a surmise
-ven , yes , whether It bo true or false , will
3ften pill a delectlvo on the right track. 1
hould bo obliged to you If you told mo whj
'on so often Blanco down the road toward
ho past. "
"Well , 'o he frank , " he laughed , "I can'
lot tell you. It Is Involuntary on my part ,
crimps because I nm as much perplexed ni
on. I feel that death and dancer lurk In
his neighborhood , but I cannot locate where ,
crimps you can ; at all events. Hint will
10 your business for the next few days. "
Seeing by this ho had reached hla limit , 1
roso. Instantly the hospitality of the man
assorted Itself. "You must not RO without
some refreshment , " ho said. "Will you Btep
nto the house nnd have a glass of wins
or I see your eyes roaming longingly to
wards my old-fashioned wol ) would you
Iko a draught of fresh water from the
) ucket ? "
I assured him that I did not drink wine
at which I thought his eyes brightened bul
that neither did I Indulge In water when In
_ heat , as at present , at which ho looked
disappointed , and accompanied mo to tha
; ate , with every appearance of cordiality.
Hut when he saw mo lurn resolutely toward
the east , ho called out quite Imperatively :
Where are you going ? Don't go that
way ; the other way , my good fellow , the
other way. "
'Dut my duty leads mo casl , " I cillcj
bark.
'Then you shall not go alono. Walt *
moment and I will accompany you. "
Hut I declined this attention , which woul <
liavo greatly hampered me , and , tapplni
my breast significantly , I cried-
"Oh , 1 am not alone , " and bowing a las !
farewell , hastened on , leaving him frownln |
at the gateway.
( Continued Saturday. )
X lliiiiKirniM I'lirt
About Hood's riarsaparilla It expels baJ
humor and creates good humor. A Latth
for blood Is what Hood's Sarsaparllla vigor
ously n lils. nnd It is always vlcfrJoui IE
expelling foul taints and giving the ylln
fluid the quality ami quantity of ported
health. It cures rcrofula , salt rheum , bolli
and other blood diseases.
Honod'8 I'llls act easily , yet promptly nnd
clHclcntly CM tine bo\\cla and liver. 25c.
llreil of tlin rrllurx til it ( lull.
Alice Wallace , residing at Thirty-ninth and
Marcy streets , secured a warrant yester
day for the arrest of her husband , charging
htm with assault. She claimed that he waa
a worthless fellow nnd asserted that ho had
beaten her regularly during Iho entire nlno
years of their married lit ? . Wednesday night ha
went after her with a brd cord and beat her
until she was black and blue In a dozen
place. , and now the declares she has had
enough of It and propaici ) to obtain a dUorto ,
Kvury ono should have a bottle of good
v , hlakpy * ut home get the boat Silver ASO
Hye.
Minor I'ultra Alattnr * .
John Fitzgerald and I'ele Curry , who were
arresled is suspicious characters a day or
two ago. were released yesterday. They
were arrested for a Job al South Omaha , bul
as Chief Ilreunan said he did not want them
they wrre given their liberty.
vThsn Baby was lcV , wo ga o lirr CattorU.
When tlio WOK a Child , xho cried for Cuatortu ,
When tha became JIlss , t > ho clung to Costorla.
Mftn ; ba had Children , she gawthem Castor !
