Nebraska Newspapers

    THE O31AIIA PAIJDY Blffo SUKDAY , JfULY 7 , 1895.
8PEG1RL NOTICES.
AdvcrtUemeiitl for tlieie coluiuni will be
iRkru kntll 13130 p. m. for the otenlntrand
until 8 p. tn. for the morning nd Sunday
ttiltlon.
AeltertUeM , by rcqnciitlns nombrrcd
check , tan hu o nnttrcr * ailUrr eil to
numbered letter In care ot Tito lire. An-
wtr to aililreMciI will bo delltereil apun
irti mint Ion of the check only. lUte ,
1 l > Sc n wont , fir t Insertion , lo a word
hereafter. Nothing tutcon far IcmtlmuSGc
for tint Insertion.
llicio aelTcrllieuienn miut inn roinecu-
lively.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED- STENOGRAPHER AND GENERAL
otllcc ninn wauls position July 1-t. Five > irs
cxr > erlen.'e Rent riftiences. Adihe s c w.
Cunrittd , Valentine , Nebraska. A MM
WANTED. SITUATION IN MEAT MARKET ;
Uvc jears' oxpulence. Addtcus Lock ll"c Jii ,
Tel.nir.ttli. Nch. A-M6X. 7'
WANTED. SITUATION AS HOUHEKEEPEIt
'n KMl ! family : B" ° d refeicncer. Addie i
3 . Bee. A-Coi .
VOUNO LADY WANTS TO TEACH PUPILS
( any grade ) , In family for Unid eluilnu July
nnd Aueunt ; bent ref. T 33 , Bee.
WANTED.BYEXPERIENCED HTENOO-
rapher , office vvoik nil or inrl of each iliiv , "il-
aiy model ate ; reference. Address r'J :
WAlNTEU MAX.E HELP.
WANTED. 1000 MEN TO WRITE ME TODAY
for the ; receipt ( at.HOlulely free , In plain fenteu
envelop" ) vvhlLh cuied me of nervoui ilrli I Uy.
exhnuBled vltalllj. < lc. Address C. J. _ ylj1/-
Box 13(1 ( Knlumaitw , Mich. n M < 6
\VANTEDTMAN ON SALARY TO TAKE ORders -
ders In city. If fUiifFsful will rwflv '
\ancenicnt. Applnflu 9 a. in l.iu \\i\f \ \ \
trim 1 > * * *
WANTED , tNinnr.Tic : : PAI.ESMIN : IN IOA A ,
Ntb , S. I ) , Col. . Knn nnd Mo . nil tin ; tent-
tory > ou tnti work : \ < ry inomahle , no drones ,
oniloJiic Mump for iep . W O Temple-
ton , fln. Agt , . HIP nml liuiiilat proof jif < ; .
405 N. Y. Life. Omnha. Ntb. It-MKMT
( CO ' 10 $1M ) HAI.AIIY PAID SALESMEN J'OR
clears ! c ; nerleiite not nec ffnr > . txlrn Induce *
rocntB to tuRtotueii. IJMiop & Kline , M. I"11. '
Mo. U-.MC33 12'
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SALESMEN , TO DRFO TRADE. SIDE LINE
or othtivvlrv. J.V. . KnlKit. 217-22. . Plate , m. .
Rarlno , Wl * . _ ll-Cn . '
WANT no , SALESMEN TO SELL PORTRAITS
nnil fiHimii to meitlmntH for "premium pur
pose" . " IVipcnrcn nml com , 01 salary to put
ties who can Klve Kpcmliy. Aildri-Rs Impe. lai
I'ortrnlt Co. , 445 Wuluuh iivenuc , ClilcnKor >
WANTHD , nri't'Tins TO onaANiat : i.onans
on llbcrnl > ratly ? nlar > , u Rooil rocoul an to
numlici nml nl/o rf loclqra orBTnlicil "urlm ;
paBttar lll IIP rcrmtrtd. AddivtH (1 Dfll , 12 >
i'liuiklln hi. , CldcnKO. n CU
HAN Tolu'i'nniNTnND riiiANCii orrrirn.
B lniy $1,200 jiiirly itforinces iiml { C > 0 capllnl
rfqulreil ; icfficnciB KlM > n. Ailili i room _ 1S ,
Actnu IjIdR , Intllanjpolli' , Ina. _ n ( .04 i *
WANTr.D. SAI-KSMAN ON COMMISSION TO
Bill cnlenilarH nnd mhritMtiK upeclr.lHed to
inercluintB nnd innnufntturlnB liniUc.in ( iFll *
' dull , only Imntlom
earn > 00 nml expenw i )
wanted. N. C. .1 A Co , IX Molnei In
IJ dtt-i'
WANTCD , BIX BAI.lVsMIJN AND HIK SAbi : -
ladlPB , to trn\H. Onll Momlny by 10 n in
Itoom 6. Ill N. l'tl > strut. AK ! < for Mr
Wanner. 618 i"
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WANTED , 2 NK'.VH AOHNTS. r.OOD DAY
iun ; nl o collcltor nml collector , S'-iw ) mnntli '
Jan l > ticrg , 1314 I'ninnin 11-715
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WANTED Ft MALE HELP.
Aim YOU IIONPST. honKn.
If BO inBaRC with us for ISM , $300 n month.
$3 MO n ytnr : > ou can tnaUe It ean > , sir hourR
ft diy. Our HKcnta do not complain of hard
tlmcH 'VVhy ? Ihey are inaklni , ' nmnny ptllliiB
oui perfection Ulfh Washer ; the only ptnctlcal
family washer imnufactitrrd : washes' , diln
nnd prllshci dishes perfectly In t o mlnutPK.
no experience necen-aiy , n ehllil of 8 onoiatei
It eaully ; cheap nnd durable , wclsht , thirteen
; made of anil-runt sheet steel , cupacltj ,
00 pieces : $10,000 for Its < nunl. esery family
w.ints one ; ) ou don't hive to c.in\us ; as soon
ns peoiile know > ou have It for Bile the > Fend
for ft dish washer ; each aBent's territory pro
tected : no competition ; we furnish sample
( nclBhg six poumls ) In nice case to lad > agents
lo take eiders with ; one awent nmle 2tl 51 llrst
len days. Addicts for full pirtltular * I'erfec-
tlon MfB. Co , nnglcnood , III. C M40I 10 *
WANTioTomi. ron IIOHRKWOHIC. MUS.
frank Wllcox , S. W. cor. 20lli nnd DoiiRlas
LADIES1 MAKC $20 A WHUIC AUDUHSSINCl
en\clppc' folding clrculiis , etc. , at their
honus. Heply with nl.inip. Tiancea I. Lane ,
Hammond , Ind. _ C C56 ' *
AM. LADIES IIAVINO A THW IlOl'nS I.ntS-
ure each da ) should write me at once reBardlntj
pleasant homo woik which easll > pn > s $18
weekl > ; this Is no deception nnd will certainly
piy you to ImeMlgate. Heplv with stamptd
in\ elope , Mrs. S. A. Htebblns , Lawrence , Mich.
C CCS 7 *
JFOK KENT HOUSES.
HOUSES. I' . K. DAnLINO , DAIUCUIl 11LOCK
D-115
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IIOURHH IN Al.t. I'AHTS OF 11113 CITY. THi :
O P. Da\l Company , 1C05 Farnani. D 4CO
HOUSES , UUNAWA & CO , 10 ? N. 15TH RT.
U 407
U. E. COLK CO. , LAHdKST LIST IN OMAHA
D-M403
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hUNTAL , AQUNCY , C23 SO. 16TH ST.
| D 170
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2 RI.UOANT C-IIOOM COTTAOHH Jl'SI
built , $22 50. ridellty Trust company , 1702 Tar-
nam , U 171
( ROOM MODKIIN HOUSII , 29TH ST. & TOP
pleton. Hartman & Itobblns , 210 lice bldB.
D 821 J)9
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7-IIOOM UA8T I'llONT JIODUHN , 302 N. 40TII
-18J J ) IS-
itoonnN e-nooM COTTAOH ,
lawn nnd shade. 2121 Miami street. D M313
ron HUNT , THI : nosa IIAHNUY , NRVT
20th. fcee ! Midler , the confecllom r. D MMi ) 8
6-UOOJI TLAT I'OIl ntNT. 1919 IX ) DO 13
D MO
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EIOHT-IIOOM IIOUSKS NCAU HICIII SCHOOL
$15 00 and $25 00 per month. Inquire 231o Caplto
n\e. U-C27-11 *
oorrAcin i on TWO MONTHS
Apply at 823 1'ark u\enue. D MC31 8
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FOR HHNT T\\O 6-UOOM COTTAGES. ON :
fumUhed. SOJ B. SOlh. Modern.
D-MCCS-13'
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FON IIHNT. CHHAl' , MODHIIN COTTAOi : , Si :
rooms , furnished. Address T 35 , llee.
D MC77-9 *
rou nr.NT , S-HOOM norsn. ALL MODIH
lmpro\ements. large rooms , hard wood llnlsl
No. 400 N. 23rd. D MC71-9
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Toil linNT , I'LllASANT 8-HOOM COTTAOI
paxed strett , double parlor , carpels and xin
furniture for sale. Call at 2515 1'arker'st.
D MC87 8 *
FOH HUNT. ri'KNISHKD IIOU8K , MONTH
July nnd August. Inquire 1120 South 32d e
room 15 Commercial Nut' I. bunk bulldlni ;
D b94 7
I HOOMS , WITH HATH , 3035 C.U.irOUNI ,
etrett , reduced to $ u w. 8 rooms , a23 llnrne
street , reduce l to $17.60. _ U 713 7
rt'UNimino norsK , Twhi.vB IIOOMI
modern , part or all. 600 8 28th. U MTOJ 13 *
i t-HOOM COTTAQi : , 8. B. COH. MTU AN
f Jackson. D-MC'JS 17 *
XOH RENT i-UKNlbHED HOOME
FUIINISIIUU HOOMS MG WUUK , 710 8. 14T1
K-910 J > 12'
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i nooMS KOU iioi'SEKnuriNQ ron MA
and wife ; rent taken In board. 319 N , 17th
IIOOM FOll TWO. riUVATU rAMILY. MOI
* rn. 607 8. 23lti A\e. 12 M57 U *
FI'RNIHHKP ROOMS TOH LIGHT HOUS1
keeping. t9 & 21 l n\c. _ 1ilDS ! 8 <
FIIONT nOOM AND ALCOVU AT 1711 IXJDO
street. C MC3C 8 *
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NICHLY KtmNISHUD. COOL. Ql'Iirr HOOJ
In prhule famll ) . only six blocks from poi
otflce. 2015 Douglas nt. E 0 11'
ntONT HOOM rou T\vooi :
U.-men. All mo e n. 21C4 Cues t. i : 0(3 12'
NICii.Y FL'IINISIIUI ) Ol'TSiniJ UOOMS , 0.\
team heat , 711 S. 16th , third Door rlchl.
U-MCS8 13
3-URNI8HED ROOMS AND BOaR
NICELY Fl'IlNISHED SOfTU HOOM WH
board for two ; private family ; no other boai
en ; be < t home comforti. Clt No , ! l t. b
California and Wetstcr. 1 * 90
TO TIIADR. onnsa SUIT. CHEST ME.ASUH
M tnchti. worn twice ; cost $75 , for horse , EU
or anything. B 42. Dee. F It !
PLEASANT COOL. ROOM FOll TWO , WIT
board. M10 Dodge it. CU 9'
TUB "HILLSIDE. " J8TH AND DODOi : , ( XX
rooma ; largo lawn ; excellent table ; tranilei
accommodated. r MMS 7
Toil 11ENT. NICELY FURNISHED BOl'T
cait front room , with ulco\e and bay wlndo
all modern conveniences , board ; lawn turroui
th bou < k fZI U. in U U V Ji W ID
UNFUUNISHED BOOMS TO BENT
2 Oil 3 UNrUHrUSIlBD ROOMB TOIl RDNT AT
tM 8. 24th it. O-MI
TllltUC ItOOMS. HOUSCKnCPINQ. JOI4 ST.
Mnry't n\enue. O CU
i-on"nnNrT UNi'imNisiino DiNiNO nooM
and kllelien , olko loums fin third floor. 6')3 N.
JiSUijit. G-675-7'
iiousuKniprNu ROOMS. coNynNinNT.
cheap , cool , larg la n. 2 < ll fit. Mnre
o
rorn LIGHT
touth and east vvlndun , eveiy convenience. 714
N sail ulicct , U- lie >
I OK KENT STOKEs AND OFFICES
foTtTliNT-Tiii4.sToit\riiiui.ic iiun-DiNa
015 nirn.im etnct. Tliln Imlldlng lmn a lire-
prune lenient I .is'.intnt , complete ntenm licit-
Ing flxtuics , wutel e > n nil lluorn , gas , itc. Ap
ply ut Hie ofllco ot The llee. 1-510
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roit HUNT , m > K UOOM ciinAi' . iNeii'iun
room 4V ) , llee tulldlng. I M702 S *
AGENTS WANTED.
MHN AMIVOMi.V , 3 TO 10 A DAY At ) .
drebs the Handy Ilentet Co. , 831 Ke\v York Life
.JdJIf'J ° ' " 2l'aj ' N'cl- J 411
WANTIH ) , HUNDUKn * } Of AQKNTS TO BIH.l.
"flip N'j\v IMucatlou" to school boanls. Men
Mill nlxty Beta last mnntli to nlnxlp illrtnits.
Thu Ulumoml I.ltho. Tub. Co. , Mlnnenpolh ,
Minn. .t MCI1 l > *
AQRNTd WANTKD IN nVHUY TOWN TOR
our pint * . \Vi > furnlnli * elf meusute lilunkn
and rumple * 1'or pjrtUulnix uddrfsn the Cus
tom Mule IMnts Co , 2.5 Dearborn st . Chlcnitu ,
III. J-W2 8'
AORNTrf WANTI31) , NEW WALL MAP V. P.
ami woilil , six feet lonir , eleven lieumlful
rolnnt No expTlcnec needed You tnnnot make
monny eacli-r. HiMul * 5c for Fnmplc or write ,
llnud , McNidly i < 'o. , I'lilc-iKO. J
WAN'WD. AC1I3NTS TO SUM. SASH LOCKS
anJ dour hoMcm. Hnmpli' capli lock free by
mill for 2c Mntnp Hen sellers ever Invented.
Hints welKhtn )1200ucln > . Wilteiiulck. Itro-
Imrd & Co , Hex 77 , Philadelphia J
WANTIU ) , ACin.N'TS , rANVASSiR : , MALE Oil
fdiiale , something new In I > dlfi' phoe . of irrtnl
merit , bl c pay and Hxclunlvo pale Kimramecl
AildriK * Manufacturers' Shoe Co , 433 Unlnn
Bt. , I.jnn Mnss. J
WANTED , AOHNTS TOIl Ot'K ASIIKSTOS
e'lny c < klnK waie. WHRCS > " to $7 n day.
PHV eveiy week Cinttul tiupp ! > Co. , Clntln-
nall , Ohio. J
AOENTS CI.EAU.JIO TO } 21 UAII.V PUTTINC1
up our tall In hotila , cost * the hotel nothliiff
AilJrchfl Ulectilc GlHft Cull Co , Minneapolis ,
Mlli'i J-CJ7 7
WANTED , ARE.Nrfl TO BEI.t. HOI.ENE , THE
only pupitatlon eve" made that will pn ltlicly
keep } oir Hiioc cole * from e\fr wearing out.
No competition ; bands of mono for aK < nt
I'tlec iic , by null , S'iC. oleno MfK Co 1223
Wab.iHli avi. . Chicago. J MCCO ! i *
WANTED , SALESMEN POU NEW PAPER
pincll innile of piper , not wood , sharpon-i with
out a knife , S.IMO l 0 Bold eact , iibiolulily ntw
wet. BiveH fiO per cent ; mlopttd bv railroads ,
pxpre- companies hinKx , ttc. I'.urar llioi ,
01 Dinllxim Kt. , ChlcnKO. J C01 "
I HAVE THE 11EST AOENTS AKTICLE ON
eaith , send portal fnr particulars , nothing like
It , indlt tci nil woithy , vumltd by ivcijbody ,
no fraud , peimaiunt I'lovvlnR lui lm < < * fnr lion-
tat people. 1 hc.0 Noel , gioloRlut , Chicago.
J OC2 T *
AC1ENTS WANTED , MEN AND WOMEN. II"
> nu wnnt to mnKe from } 1 no to jr > C" ) per dij
fond for our U'rms at once fur Dalny tllsh-
washer , that took the premium at the World H
fair. I'h-mdler A. Co. , 524 W. Wil Bluet , e'hl-
eao. Ill J-M712 7-
WANTED TO BENT.
\\ANTED , IIOAIID AND HOOM roll LIGHT
hmiM'wmk , by lady with B.iort buslni ss IIOUIH
A < ldtc a T 41 , llee. K 693 7 *
WANTED , TIIHEE UNPtniNISIIEU ItOOMF
fur light hou-wliecplng , with modem con
venlencis , b ) man and wife. Addio s T 4A
Ike cillke. K M707 10
RENTAL AGENCY.
a. O. WALLACE , RENTALS , 312 BROWN 11LK
L M703
STORAGE.
IIEST S1OUAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA. IT. S
EOV. bonded warehouse ; household iooda ptored
lowest rates. 1013-1015 Ltavcnworth. M 470
STORAGE , PRANK EWERS , 1214 HARNEY.M473
M473
I'ACIPIC STORAGE & WAREHOUSE CO , 0)8
S10 Jones sts. General storage and foinardlng
M-478
WANTED TO
WANTED , SECOND-HAND HOTEL STEEI
range , port coal , must be In good repair ani
cheap. Gl\o name and full description. Lncl
box 40 , Denlson , la. N MC21 7 *
WANTED , 3 G-ROOM CHOICE COTTAGES ,
have the customs s , $900 to Jl.SOO. R. C. Pat
teison , RamKC hloik. N MCiC-0
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
FOR BALE 30 ROOMS FURNITURE : CEN
tral location , 18 boarders , good reasons fn
celling , great baigaln. AddrchS S IS , Hoc.
O MS70
FOR SALE HORSESWAGONS.ETC
POR SALE ONE OP MY IILACK PON1
mares Pied Mohl , 1522 Dodge. 1' 203
PEDIGREED SHETLAND , HEAUTIPUL , FAS !
and gentle , flee driver , track record of four
minutes. At Harncy st. barn for three da s ,
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l'-M63t
POR SALE A NK E PAMILY HORSE ANf
plneton , cheap. C. C. bhlmer , 11 N Y Llli
bids. P Ml.33 0
POR SALE , CHEAP. GENTLE SADDLE PONY
suitable for joung ladj , Is iiNo a good driver
Apply to coachman , 219 S. 2Jti | Bttiec
P M714 10
POR SALE , SADDLD HORSE , SUITABLE POI
lady or gentleman. Address T 44 , llee.P .
P 719 !
POR SALE , NICE TOP 11UGGY. ADDRESS 1
43 , Hew. I' M718 S
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
HARDWOOD COMIHNATION HOG AN ]
chicken fence , Clius. R. Lee , Oth and Dougla <
Q 179
THE STANDARD CATTLE CO. , AMES. NEtt
has 400 tons good baled hay for Bale. Q M4SO
TOR SALE OLD LUMHER , CONSISTING O
Bcantllng 2x1 , 2x8 , 2x10 , 8x8 , shlplap , sheetlni
Elding , door ? , windows , etc. , at the Associate
Charities wood } urd , 807 Howard si.
Q-957-J > 14
SECURITIES FOR SALE.
We have a number of llrst mortgages In amount
o' $300 to $ J 000 at 6'i to 8 per cent for sal <
None bin gilt idged securities handled. Ca
and eee us.
FldUlly Trusl Company , 1702 Parnom St.
Q-387-31
POR SALE GOOD PAMILY MILK COW. 42 !
and Hamilton. , Q MC'iS
FOR SALE , REGISTERED JERSEY , RICI
heavy milker , $5500. 2111 S. 17th.
Q-M68'i 10'
POR SALE , CHEAP. EXTRA GOOD Si :
hole etetl range. 2W3 Hunuy street.
Q 6S2 12
RKAITIPPL , GENUINE PPG PPPI'IES , $0 (
Mall ordeis prompt ! ) tilled. 003 S. 40th St. , b
tween Marcy and Mason , 3d lioutf.
lioutf.Q
Q 11703 S"
I THOROUGHIIRED IRISH SETTER PtU-S PO
sale at a baigaln. Hubert Ivinx , I'irsia la
. Q-M700 1J <
MISCELLANEOUS.
"WITHIN THE GOLDEN CIRCLE. " LATEh
puhlleittlon on Cripple Crctk and Us mine
1 , llnnilboiiivly Illustiuted. Mailed fife hy ll
VVoods Investment Co , Coloiudo bprlngs. Col
R
N
WANTED. HPNTINO DOGS TRAINED PC
chlckins and quail ; satisfaction guamnlecd
no pay. Pop teims address G. H. Rambiug
Central Clt ) . Nib. R MOW 13'
WANTED. APPLICATIONS POR BOOTH PUT
lieges anil dining hall for reunion week. Augu
S to 31. HastlngB. Noh ; Nebraska G , A. R. i
union. Kan UK-NebniBku Interstate reunion. N
braika Nallonal Guaids encampmenl , NVbrnt
Rind union reunion. Fr I Renner , secretai
HastlngB , Neb. R M643 ;
1'OR RENT , Ul RIGHT PIANO ; POR SAL1
lieu Ice box. kitchen table , chairs , etc. C.
Monday morning , SSC6 Hamilton ntnet.
ntnet.R
R6J 7"
CLAIRVOYANTS
MRS. DR. II. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , R
liable builnesa medium , 6th year at 119 N. 161
. ' S-4S
AMGUJA. GOODMAN , ASTROLOGER AN
PlrTnrail t. can ba consulted at mil ai
Maaon. Depot holel. 7. B 611-9' '
ADVICE THAT I1KINOS bl'CCESS. NEVI
tn the history of clalnojancy Imvu pirt pri
enl and future events been so trull , n
told as by Prof. K. Leroy , ihe n ti j
and trance medium , lie -will Uvt t uthi
advice OH all buitneea , law. money nutlet a a
all family affalri ; Ihe fulure plainly reveali
lover * unlled , Iroublis healed , reunite * the > <
aruted , from whatever cau e , and caucei hap
marrlagei ; gives names of frlendi and enemV
aUa of the pne you will marry , tells what
It. do and where to go to be lucky. All In troul
It.JJ call. Oince. 1713 Capitol avenue ; no sic
da rtuoaahi * . Uoun , I * . m. to 7 p. m
daH
I
KTO.
MA7)AiTf4MiTH. ft slirrii ziTpLooit. ROOM
J ; muRnetlc. vnpnr , alcohol , Blenm , ulphurlne
JUL'Li" ' bnl L * TMM n *
A8SAdu7 MADAMI3tUnNAHD ,
PINEPT n.Vrit AND MAPPAOE PARLOUS IN
cltv. Mine. Howell , 81 ! Ai 823 8. Uth ; llKirougily
praitUnl clilrcpodlst imJ manlcurltl nttendnnl.
T M876 Jyli'
jo7 NbllTH 1STII "S-E HOOM13. * UATH8 , SE-
jecl iimsnaKu by an expel I. Anna , from Cnl
cage , T-M56S 7
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MRS. DR. L7ON. : ELEGANT MASSAGE AND
elcclil6 bath I'nrliti restful nnd refreshing.
4H North 14th rtre-t. T M5C9 7
TURKISH BATHS.
TURKISH BATHS ! ONLY PLACE IN CITY
exclusively for ladles. Sullc 109 110 , Bee tilda.
LADIES' II ATI IS. MME. POST , 310',4 S. l&TH.
PERSONAL.
VIAVI CO , 346 11KE 1ILDG. ; HEALTH HOOK
free ; home tnatmcnt ; lady attindunt. U483
B HAAS. FLORIST , PLANTS , CUT FLOWERS.
Iliimiuet , hall , lerldence and Brave decorations.
1813 Vlnton BlKtl. Telephone 776. U M484
HATIIS , MASSAGE , MME. POST , 319'4 S. 11TH.
U 45
A PRIVATE PARTY HAS MONEY TO LOAN
on pianos , Jewels , bicycles , etc. ; bimnefs
strlttly conlldcntlftl. Addnss , Postolllte lox
525 U M702
ARE"YOU sine ? MEDICINE AND IRF.AT-
ment We. nt 205'i N. 16th st. U 153J > 17
WANTED. SOLDIERS OR OTHER PARTIES
who de'lie lo luke choice gov'l land In lank-
Ion rcsirvatlon , situated along Missouri river ,
Charlei Mix Co. , S O. Address Hubert Van
Pelt. Mlti hell. South Dikotq. U M584 9 *
MEN' AND WOMEN TAUGHT TO MAKE
eraon porlrallH In ppnrp hours al ihelr honus
by a new , copvrlRhted method ; thoie learning
my method will bp furnished woik by me by
which they can earn $8 no to $1600 per week
Send for parllcuhus. II. A. Grlpp , German
qrllsl , T > ronc , 1'n. U
DO YOU SPECPLATE7 Then oend for our
liook , "How to Speculate Successfully on Lim
ited Matglns In drain nnd Mock Market * . "
Mnllul free. Comnlock , Hughes & Co , Illalto
Imlldlng , Chicago. U CC7 7
St'PERPLUOPS HAIR. WRITE FOR FREE
Infoim.itlon how lo remove hnlr permanentl )
without plKhtiKl Injury lo Bkln ; superior to
electric needle. Curlls Co , 1S6 32d si. . Chlcigo.
U CS4 7 *
OR FIRE AND Ilt'ROLAR PROOF SAFES ,
vatill work , etc. pep or address W. G. Temple-
Ion , gen'l. ng't. , 403 N. Y. Life. U MC97 nO
L. P LET ME KNOW IN THE PERSON-
alt of 1H1I Hee how lo address jou ro an lo
let > ou know where I nm. M U 710 7 *
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 318 N.Y. LIFE ,
loans al low rates for choice security In NP-
biaska and Iowa faims or Omaha clt > property
W 4S6
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1105 Farnain st. W 487
CITY LOANS. C. A. faTARR , 515 N. Y. LIFE.
W 4S8
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought , r. O. Chcsney , Kansas CltyfMo. .
> \ 489
CAPITAL. $2,000,000 ; SURPLUS. $ COO,000 , U. S.
Mortgage liust Co , New York ; for 6 per cent
leans on cltv propert ) apply to 1'usey S.
Thorn is , ngenls , room 207 , llrst Nat. Ilk bldg.
W 490
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Uiennan , Love & Co. , 1'axton blk.
W 191
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
ut G per cent. W. 13 Melkel , 1st Nat. Ilk bldg.
W 492
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Fidelity Trust Co , 1702 Farn im
LOANS ON IMPROVED . UNIMPROVED CITY
properly. \ \ . Furnum Smith & Co. , 132i ) Farnani.
INVESTORS' DIRECTORY CO . 10 WALL ST. ,
New \ork , offer any parl 1OT.OJO easlern In-
\estois * name * * , who have mone ) to Invcsl , Just
compiled. Wrlle for parllculurs.
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , elc. , al lowest rales In clly ;
no removal of goods ; slrlctly contldcntlal ; you
can raj" 'he loan off al any lime or In any
amounl.
amounl.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO .
JOC So. IGth St. ,
X IDC
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE AND
pianos. Fred Terry , 430 Ramgc blk. X 497
MODEL LOAN CO. , 403 NEW \ORK LIFE
X 13J Jyl6
BUSINESS CHANCES.
$1,000 m STOCK OF MERCHANDISE IN DEST
town In pastern Nebraska , for land and casi
or equivalent. Addiess S 29 , care Hee.
3 fcOLID INVESTMENTS , URICK BUSINESS
block , waler power flouring mill line Ice bus ) ,
ness. II. C. Alger & Co , Sheridan , Wo
FOR SALE STOCK OF MILLINERY ; BEST
location In Ihe cily. Good reason for selling
Address at once , T 1C. Bee. Y 430
FOR SALE , AT A BARGAIN. 20 SHARES Of
Union Life Ins Co slock and one member ,
ship In Ihe Omaha Board of Tiade. Addrem
T J3 , Bee. Y-MC37 ' ,
$2y 00 STOCK OF DRUGS , BOOKS AND STA
llonerv In weslern Iowa town of t > 00 Eas ;
teim < < Best reasons for selling. Address B
Manilla , IH. Y M644 7 *
AN ACTIVE. PfSHINO MAN , WITH $500 T (
engage In n p irlnershlp with a manufaclurlm
house lo establish and conlrol sub-agfiits , busl
ness large nnd profitable. Address Manufnc
turer. Box 72S , Billlmore , Md.
hUCCESSFUL SPECULATION SEND FOR OUI
book , "The Scalper , " explains Ihe besl methoi
of Iradlng In grain , slocks and provisions 01
limited margins AH scalperb make money
Sptclal fa-llltles offered lo operalors , both laig
and Bm.ill , alxo wrlle for market Utter publlshe <
ngularl ) . I mslng . Co , 114 Qulncy slretl
Chicago. Menllon Ihln paper.
$2.700. FINE DRUG SI ORE.
$2roo , furniture In boarding house.
.200 , saloon In one of the lending hotels.
12,000 , dry goods and furnishing * .
il.IKH ) , bakery nnd confectionery.
COO , furniture , 8-room houre. cenlral ,
[ i'O. Ice cream and confeclioneiy.
1133 , furniture , C-room collage.
All kinds of buslnera chances. If jou don't fc
whal you want , call at my olllce. Buslnet
contldenllal. Reference , 1st Nat. bank ,
J. J. GIBbON , 317 Isl Nat. Bank.
Y-704 7
$2.700 , DRUG STORE DOING GOOD BUSINESS
J. J. Gibson , 1st Nat. Bank. Y M701 8
$2 $ EOO , SALOON IN ONE OF THE LEADIN
hotels. J. J. Gibson , Ut Nat. Bunk.Y .
Y M700 II
RESTAURANT. GOOD ONE , CHEAP. PAYINI
well. R. Williams , 411 McCugue block
Y MC90 9
WANTED. AN ACTIVE PARTNER WIT :
$30000 , gentleman or lady. In u good ptIr
old establishment. Address T 36 , Bee.Y
Y 679 7 *
FOR EXCHANGE.
WANTED TO TRADE. NEW STANDARD 111
Oilo for draft horse we'ghlng ' 1,500 pounds e
mote. E. J Davis. 1116 Parnain st.
TO EXCHANGE , A COMBINED STOCK O
drugs , clocks , watches , Jewelry , blank an
school book * , wall paper , window shade
palms , oils , glass , elc , ; will Invoice , vvllh 11 :
lutes , about i'JWiQ , wanl Impioved farm. Ai
dress A. J , Pllzcr , Cherovale , Kan
Z-M847 JylO *
I WANT MERCHANDISE IN EXCHANGE FO
teal estate and cash. H. A. Wagner , Omih.i.
Z M1W
TO EXCHANGE. ICO-AC'RE FARM. PARTI.
Imiuaved and clear of nil encumbrance , jc
IIOUKO unil lot. Who rialra | vvalches ? Clei
\\ntch. 70c : genuine milnspilng , 75c. J. I
Day. jevve-ler , Bee lilUtr. Z MC17
11
it CLEAR LOT FOR EQFITY IN C OR C ROO :
collate. Give Bt. number und all partlculai
T 12. Uce Z 25-7'
$1 000 r IRST MORTG AG E PAPER ON 16) ACR
farm In Nebra ka. to tnul for clly properl
Also ICO-acre farm In Sherman county , Nit
hruKku. all good neil , rented and Joining goc
town , for city propeit ) . Cull al 1205 FHrnam t
Z C51 T
FINE GOLD WATCH FOR ROLLER TOP O
lice desk. Call 1:03 Pal nam 8t. Z 70 7'
TO EXCHANGE FOR STOCK OK GROCERin
ICO-acre farm clear of encumbrance , 7 mil
from Plulumoulh , county seat of Cats C
Nebrunka ; 100 acres under cultivation. A
drees Chas. C. Parmelc , Plattsmouth , Neb.
Z-673- ' ,
FOR MERCHANIDSE , IMPROVED FAI1
lands.
ICO acred In Merrlck county , Nebraska.
1GO acres In Harrison county. Iowa.
2uO acres In Nobles county , Minnesota.
Vuo acres In Pierce county , Nebraska.
ICO aeies In Jefferson counly , Nebraska.
1,000 acres In Fall River county. South Daknl
lands all over the country for exchange ; doi
R wiltu for lift , but slale what you have n
what ) ou want ; all buvlnesa confidential ; ref <
ence , 1st Nallonal bank. J. J , Gibson. ;
Nallonal Hank building , Omaha. Z 703
FOR SALE OR E.XCHANOBFOR STOCK
merchandlpe , 32i > ucrea valley land , 2 ml
from rounly scat ; part under cultivation , w
pay difference In cash , Addreen T ! 9 Bee
Z 6597
_ _ _
1,7W ACRES IMPROVED GRAIN AND BTOC
ranch to ejuhango for clly r ] Ul pn > perty , a
location , or ruerchinaii * , Fjr iiartlcuh
FOR SALE Hfi'AL ' ESTATE.
ADSTRACT8 , THE JJYRbl > f'REEO COMPANY ,
I HE 458 _
IMPROVED GARDEN LANUfl NEAR OMAHA
at prlcen that will rurprlse { you , If taken within
2 weeks. J. H. Sherwood , 423 N. Y. Life.
„ RE 500
BARGAINS , HOUSES , „ LOTS AND FARM :
sale or trade , F. 1C purling , Barker block.
. RE-4M
BARGAINS. SALE OR THADE IN CITY PROP ,
ertlcs and farms. John' ' N. Vrenicr , opp P. O.
HOMES ON EASY PAVMKNW. SELL AND
buy lotf , acres , farms. Uarvln Bros. , 210 N. Y. I , ,
RE 502
AT A BARGAIN , CORNER LOT. PAVED
street , 3 cottage" , 6 , 7 and 8 moms each , brick
basement , wuler nnd sewer concnctlon , In besl
residence t > rt'on ' , monthly rental $4 ( . Apply b )
letter to Jean bchons , D10 llee building.
RE 311 J)23
_
FARM LANDS , 0 F. HARRISON , 912 N. Y. Life.
RE-837 J > 10 *
_
FOR SALIAT A LOW I'lUCK , ONE-HALF
cash , balance one nnd two jcnr ? , one of th <
most valuable sheep and cattle ranches In
eastern Montana. Has 4SO acres deeded land
controls thousindfl of 'acres of range landft nd *
Joining. This propel ty Is undec feme , haft
exlrn good buildings of all kinds , cum 1C"
tons of hay , grows oatn and small grain with
out Irrigation. A splendid water right nnd
ditches , 2 000 head of sheep , horses nnd nil
kinds of farming machinery will be fold to
gether. When we say this l one of Ihe vety
beet stock ranches In eastern Montana , we know
It to I e so and reepectfully nxk all Intcndlnc
busers lo come nnd see ihe pioptrlv. call on or
address Austin North company. Utilities , Mon
tana. RE 573 7
FIVE ROOMS , PERFECT ORDER. GOOD LOcation -
cation , $710. Only $ U5 down , bal 6 per cent
Ames , 1617 Farnum fit. RE 62t8
LARGE ROOMslEPAIRS MADE
to eult bu > er , $3"iO ; $2 $ cash , lalnnce 6 per cent.
Ames , 1C17 Farnam. RE C2C-S
$3000000 CITY PROPERTY , IMPROVED , FOR
$15,00000 , will pell pill or all. R. F Williams ,
room 411 McCngup bloik RE MC'L' 8
PERFECT ORDER. B ROOMS , GOOD CELLAR ,
east front , $ U'iO , only $ ro each , balance at 0
per cent. Ames , 1617 Farnani. RE GJJi-S
roil SALI AT 1EO ! ROCK PRICESrTwTrT
Park avc. , corner fronting llanscom park , 100
ft. , corner , name blotk east front ; 50 ft. , Park
nvp , e-nst front , no of park ; quick buer gets
a bargain. Call on or address The IIron Reed
Co , Omaha , or J. If Sullivan , Drovers' Jour
nal otllce , Chicago , 111. RE
FOR SALE , NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE COR
30lh nnd Snhltr sis , cellar cistern , city watel ,
only $12 50. Samuel Burns , 1318 Fnrnani
R E-672-7
ICO ACRES GOOD LAND FOR $1,20000 , ON
small piments. R. F. Williams , room 411 Mc-
Cague block. RE MC91 9
LAROlf FlVE-ROOM COTTAGE"T FULL LOT
vvllh ilslern , clly waler and barn , for $1,300 , In.
eluding Kewer and laxes. Inquire of owner ,
3019 Plnckney St. RE 717 7
PAWNBROKERS.
II , MAUOWITZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 16 ST.
BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION.
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. A. B. ASS'N PAY
C , 7 , 8 pel cenl when 1 , 2 , 3 jears old. alwa )
redeemable. 1704 Fainam si. Nalllngcr , See
C19
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & B.
Abs'n , 1704 Bee bldg. G. M. Natllnger , Sec
5JO
M. O. DAXON , 402 N 16TII. , 503
STERLING BUILT LIKE A WATCH. WESTern -
ern Electrical Supply Co , , 1515 Howard street.
504
SEE THE VISIBLE IJALL HEARINGS ON
Relay Ppedal. Will Barnum Bro. , 120 N. ISth
CO" ,
A. U DEANE & CO . 1116 FARNAM STREET
1 C.Q7
WESTERN BICYCLE & GUN CO. . 2410 CUMING
508
MANTELS , GRAJab AND TILES.
WOOD MANTELS GRATES , TILES FOR
fire places , vestibules nnd large floors , write foi
prices. Milton Rogers & Sops Orrmha. 509
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO , LEADING OPTICIANS
22i S. 16th st. Eje * llsled fre . 7W 7 *
MEDICAL.
OMAHA ELECTRO-GALVANIC INSTITUTE ,
room 416 N. Y. Life Bid's ; Ireilmenl of nil
ulerlne troubles , leucorfhoea , painful or sup
pressed menstruation , CTtarrh nnd Ihronl Irou-
blev It la now Ihe recognized remedy ,
hemorrhoids nre cuied without knife or pnln ,
lady attendant. M591 7
LADIES ! CHICHEbTER'S ENGLISH PENNYroyal -
royal Pllla ( diamond brand ) are the best ; eafe ,
reliable ; take no other ; send 4e , stamps , for
particulars , "Relief for Ladles , " In lellcr by
return mill. At druggists. Chlchester Chem
ical Co. Philadelphia. Pa.
GENTLEMEN : LOST MANHOOD. SEXUAL
vigor , elc. , quickly leMorcd Seven d.iS Irlal
sealed frep Dr. Warren Co , 1 Boelon Ave.
Chicago , 111.
LOST.
LOST , LADIES POCKET ROOK CONTAINING
$13 . , also package , on Norlh 19lh. Reward
for relurn lo 2011 Harney. Losl C47 7 *
LOST , PAIR OF GOLD-FRAME SPECTACLES
half round lens. Relurn lo 26.J3 Harney. foi
rewaid. Lost MCS1 6
biiOUTHAiMJJ . > r IfJAEWRITING
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. 513 N. Y. LIFE.
M 318
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING TAUGHT
ns pracllced by an experienced reporter. A. M
Hopkins. Bee building. 3 8 7 *
ELEOTRIliAJiaIJ.flrLIE3
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTors -
ors for electric light nnd motor plmts nnd nil
kinds of eleclrlcal conslrucllon Weslern E'ec.
Irlcal Supply Co , 1515 Howard si. 610
CARPENTERS AWJD BUILDERS.
C. E. MORRILL , PAPER HANGING. HOUSL
sign palnllng , brick work , plaslerlng ; off. R. 1 ,
Barker blk. ; lei. 735 ; shop 613 N. 24lh si.
511
UNDKRTAKKR&.O.W JJ EMBALM 6RS
H. K. BURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR ANI
embalmer , 1018 Chicago si. , lelephone 90. 612
SWANSON & VALIEN , 1701 CUMING , TEL 10 > .0
513
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALM
er , 1417 Farnam si. , telephone 225. 614
C. W. BAKER , UNDERTAKER. 613 S. IGTH .ST
515
A GOOD THING-PUSH IT ALONG. MAY Bl
Ihe latest slang phrase , but that's Just who
we're elolng with .SHERIDAN COAL. 8.000 Ion
sold In Omaha lasl ) ear. We give > ou 2 On
Ibs. of Ihe best W)0inlng cooking coal for $1 5t
Victor White , mgr , 1C03 Farnam st. Tel. 121
517
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGES.
MRS FANNY ADLER , PIANO TEACHER
graduate Vienna Conservatory. 808 8o 3J6jj | '
GEORGE F. OELtENIJECK. BANJO ANI
guitar teacher. 1911'CMH slreel. M-109
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DAMAGED MIRRORS-RESILVERED. 719 N K
I I u21
CHAMPION STEAMuiiKAJlPET AND Rt'l
lpa.nln | , ? Works da the c work Ihe best an
elKMpcut. 718-20 B HI.it ) } Tel 633 U 8. C
Kuhn manager , P lc iWard , , foieman
HOTKLb.
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) , N. W COI
13lh and Dodte. Roums by day or week.
-b y 522
d
GOOD PASTURE I [ ( > nV'fyoHSES. ' $1 CO PE
monlh per head. Cparle iGanii , St. Paul , Nel
DENTIbTS.
DR. I'AUU DENTIST , 2020 HURT ST
25 > to of efforT
* have ptece < Mn6
frtvti/
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OP THD SITTING OF THU
CITV COUNCIL AS A UOAUU OF
EQUAMXAT10N.
To the owners ot the lots , parts of lotn and
real estate ulmttiiiK on or uiljacent to
the streets , alle.vs or avenues herein
nnmrel or slttmtcJ In whole or In purt
within nny of the Ol lrlcta hctctn spcl-
lleel :
You and ench of you nre hereby notllleel
thnt the city council of the city of Omaha
will Kit ns n Hoard of r.ciiillzatlon | at Com
mittee Room A In the city hall , Oinahu ,
Nebrncka , on Friday , the 12th day of July ,
1K > 5 , from 9 o'clock n. tn. to 5 o'clock p. in. ,
for the purpose of considering nnd eeumllz-
InK the proposed levy of ppeclul ta\eK and
np cfunentR nfhovvn by "proposed plan nf
as < < essnicnt" now on Illc In the olllce of thu
clly cle-rk and corrcctlnc any errors tlitrc-
In , and of hearhiK all complaints that the
owners of property co to be npscsscd und
taxed may make : said special taxes nnd
assessments proposed to be levlcel bclns
necessary to cover the test of the several
Improvements duly authorised to bo nuiilc
and now coinpleted , as follows !
To cover the one-half co t of grading the
alley between 'J3th avenue nnd 26th
licpt , from St. Mary's uvenuo to
Half Howard street , nmountliiK t"
055 , which sum It Is propovrd
by a report dulv ailoped by the
city council , to assess on the real estate
on each side of said alley prorata per foot
frontage , accordltiR to the usual scaling
back process to the depth of one lot from
the alley , 1,522 lineal fee-t nt $032112.
To cover the e.ost of grading 2Cth street
from Hickory street to south line of Scul
ly's addition , amounting to $1,44650. vvhleh
sum It Is proposed , by a report dul >
adopted by the city council , to assess on
the real estate on each side of 26th street
from Hickory street to the south line of
Scullj'a addition , pro rata pe- loot front
age , according to the usual scaling bne-k
process , in depth from the street 127 feet ,
1,208 feet nt $1.19748
To cover the cost of grading Tlrd street
from Dodge street to Davenport street ,
arrountlng to $1533(1 ( , which sum It Is pro-
pCFed , by n report duly adopted by the city
council , to assess on the real estate on
each side of 33rd street from Dodge street
to Davenport street pro rata per foot front-
ape , according to the usual scaling back
process. In depth from the stieet to center
of block , 1.2SB2 feet frontage nt $03r > 3'lS.
To cover the cost of abating nuisance ,
done by A. H. McDonald , contractor , under
wpervlslon of the Hoard of Health , amount-
ng to J34 40 , which Mim It Is proposed , bv
1 repot t duly adopted by the cltv council ,
o assess on the real estate on which such
ulsnncc existed , tow It :
41 feet lot 1 block 7 city $800
, t 6 block 93 city 23 00
2 41 feet lot 7 block 03 city 12 SO
, ot G Clark's sub of Mlllard & Cald-
v. ell's addition S 00
To cover the cost of laving aitlfle-'at ' stone
.dewalks , by A. Stutzer & Co , contractors ,
mounting to $9915 , which sum It Is pro-
osed , by a report duly adopted by the
Ity council , to assess upon the real estate
or which the walk was laid , as follows
.ot 2 , block 12 , Shlnn's addition.
To cover the cost of curbing and paving
, hlcago street from 23rd street to 24th
treet , In street Improvement ellstrlct No
15 , amounting to $1,00015 , the price of
urblng and paving each to be assessed
ire rata per foot frontage In depth from
he street as per district created. No
urblng to be assesseel on the north side ,
urblng , R6 feet at $0 C1118 $ 63 2"
'nvlng ' , 172 feet , at $5 880 1,012 90
To cover the cost of curbing nnd paving
orby street from Sherman avenue to 20th
Jtreet. In sttcet Improvement district No
151 , amounting to $11.870.47 , which sum It
s proposed , by a report duly adopted by the
Ity council to assess on the real estate on
noli side of Corby street , from Sherman
.venue to 20th street , pro rata per foot
rontage , according to the usual scaling
nek process , in depth from the street as
er district created.
Provided , that no cost for curbing shall
i assess against the frontage of lot 20
Illlard & Caldw ell's addition , ns this curb
as put In bv private parties.
Also provided , that the cost of private
cadwav paved shall be assed to the real
state for which Inld
, 'avlng ' , 2,138 lineal feet nt Jl SW $10.378 41
Curbing , 1.C5S lineal feet at $0 72012 1,410 ( K )
Mvate roadway 8201
To cover the cost ot curbing nnd paving
ISth avenue from Dodge street to Davenport
eet amounting to $4,92324 , which sum It
proposed , by a report duly adopted b >
ho city council , to assess on the real os-
tite on each side of 38th avenue from Dodge
treet to Davenport stieet , pro rata per
'oot frontage , according to the usual scal-
.ng back process , In depth from the avenue
as per ellstrlct created. 9S5 feet nt $4 99S21
To cover the cost of curbing Ersklne
.trtet , In street Improvement district No
152 , amounting to $49163 , which sum It Ih
iroposed , by a report duly adopted by the
Ity council , to assess on the real estate
in each slda of Crsklne street from 24th
treet to 23th street pro rata per foot front-
ge , according to the usual scaling back
recess , In depth from the street as per UU-
rlct createil. Frontage , 710 feet ; rate per
'cot , $06021
The "usual scaling back process" to
ivhlch reference Is made In this notice IF
x follows :
One-thlrel of such pro rata cost upon the
one-sixth part of the whole amount of
icrounel to be aFse ° seel first abutting upon
he street line along salel Improvements.
One-fifth part of such pro ruta cost upon
he seconel one-sixth part of the whole
imount of said ground adjoining thereto.
One-sixth part of such pro rata cost upon
.he third one-sixth part of the whole
amount of said ground next adjacent.
And three-tenlhs of said pro rata cost
.ipon the adjacent or remaining one-half
part of the whole of said ground.
You are further notified that said "pro
> osed plans of assessment" ate now sub
ject to the Inspection nnel examination of
nny of the owners of said lots , parts of
ots or pieces of real estate , or the Inspec
tor or examination of an > other perton
nterested In said proposed assessments at
.ho oftlce of said cltj clerk , and that bv a
report of a committee of said council dul >
adopted It was proposed that unless foi
gcoa and sufficient cau ° e It may bo other
wise ordered nnd determined , that the cost ol
said Improvements respectively be assessed
on the several lots , parts of lots and piece"
of real estate as shown by said proposed
plans of assessment.
You and each of you are hereby notified
to appear before said Hoard of I quallzatlor
at the time anel place above specified tc
make any complaint , statement or objec
tion jou desire concerning any of said pro
posed levies and assessments of special
taxes.
CnnCHHR HIGHY.
City Clerk
Omaha , Neb , July 5 , 1893 J5d7t
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A RETREAT FOR SUICIDES
The Very Novel Idea Wrought Out by an
Inventive St. Louis Genius.
SHUFFLING OFF SURROUNDED BY LUXURY
Tlio Suicide Knnbleet to I'ntl Ills Career
yulelly , Docnntly iitul lleiprctiibly
L\erjr ( vnotrii Alonti * fur the < lub
I'liiccil at lilt
Without doubt thu ln\cntlve genius \\lth
tlto niot nn\cl lelea on hnil or sen ll\cs right
here In St. Louln , says the Qlobo-Deinocrnt.
Ho Is nn onllrnrlly sane business man at that ,
iiiitl thinks his lilea one which shoulil be In
telligently entertalneel by capitalists seeking ;
Investments. It I ? a double Idea , ! n tact ,
the novel portion of which being to cstabllxh
u retreat for suicides , where they may shuiilc
oft the mortal cell quietly ami respectably.
He was looking o\cr the Olobe-Demoorat the
other morning when hevus approached by a
reporter.
"Loolc hero , " lie said , pointing to a certain
column , "hero are a dozen suicides reported
In this morning's paper. Theto's sciroely a
elay that there Isn't a list ot halt a do/en
mote Some of them are barreling In de
tail. " , some ot them arc not , but they are
all of a chatacter to Increase the sorrow of
the mourning relatives. It wouldn't be so
If they could go oft quietly , be reported as
avlng died suddenly and shipped bick to
heir homes , or , for that matter , disappear
Itogethcr. Now , I have a scheme which Is
t once practical and humane , which would
suit In letting a man who was really de-
! nnlned to die go off decently , and which
ould also result In demonstrating to a great
nanwouldbe suicides that after all there
s something in life to llvo for , no matter what
roubles or sorrows they may have. There
lever was a man or woman who had trouble
r soriovv that tome one else did not have a
; reater one. I have studied this question a
Teat deal , and I know It would do these
espomlent people good to compare notes. I
ever speak of my views on the subject , be-
nuse I have a wholesome dread of being
.ailed a crank , but I have worked out a
chetno which I think. It would pay to put
ute execution , and right here In St. Louis
s the place , because It Is so central and eo
; aslly reached from all parts ot the country
Como Into my private office and I will show
ou my plans. "
The reporter followed , wondering what
peclcs of Insanity the gentleman would
lead If he was ever brought up under a
: harge of murder , not that his manner or
onversatlon betokened any unsoundnc3 of
ilncl , but thai his Idea was so decidedly
ueer. Slowly the gentleman pulled a lot of
iapers from a drawer. At a glance It could
seen that they were plany for a building
f considerable dimensions. The drawing
, as somewhat amaleuilsh. There wasn't the
recNIon about them that there would have
> en had they been prepared by a professional
raughtsman.
"I drew them myself , " was said In ex-
ilanatlon. "I have always had some Idea
f architecture and put It to use In this car *
iccauso I didn't want to let a professional
nto my plans until such timcr If It ever
ome ? , as I may be able to go ahead. I have
icre , as > ou see , the plans for a five-story
lotel building. You see nothing peculiar
bout It , of course , but jou will be prepared
! or surprises when I tell you It Is for the
xcliulvo use of people contemplating doing
way with themselves. The public can be
dmltted under no circumstances whatevei.
3ven newspaper reporters will be excluded
The people who como to the hotel arrive
lecretly and If they arc cured of their
ulcldal mania they can leave secretly , so no
ine will ever be any wiser. That Is about
he only reason for excluding the newspaper
epresentatlves. Yen can see that If they
ivere admitted to report a case they would
jo very apt to recognize people whom the }
iv ould bo tempted to wrlto up. Everything
ibotit the retreat would be of a first < -lass
character , In fact , the furnishings would be
uxurlons , as by that we would hope to turn
many from the Idea of taking their cwn
Ivcs. Every provision would be made to
make every man and woman as pleisant as
possible from the moment they enter the re-
rcat , so pleasant and comfortable that they
A ould be made to forget the troubles or sorrows
rows that sent them there. Then we would
tiavo rules which wo would enforce ver }
rlekllv. "
The gentleman then took up the plans of
he first and second floors. The first glance
suggested that they had been cop'ed ' some
what after the same floors of the Southern
liotel , but their explanation showed them to
bo very different In many vvajs ,
"The rotunda , " said the father cf the
idea , "Is very largo and roomy , forming a
cross running to each of the four sides. The
office is a little to one side of tho" center
Two sections of the cross are given up to
billiards , one for gentlemen and ono In
Ahlch ladles and gentlemen can play to
gether. A third section Is occupied as a
bowling alley , while the fourth contains the
bar , cigar and news stands and Is luxurious ! }
fitted up for lounging. Ono of the large
corners Is given up to the library , which Is
to bo extensive and which Is to contain all
the works obtainable on the subject ol
sulcdo ! and also all the latest statistics
The dally papers and weekly periodicals and
magazines will also bo on sale here. The
library will bo In charge of a custodian and
books may be taken out by guests , on cards. .
Just as they are In a public library. Anothet
of the corners wUl bo used as a waiting
room , divided Into two fcuctlcns for ladles
and gentlemen. These rooms will bo vcr }
luxurious In their appointments. The othci
two corners will bo used as Turkish batli
rooms , ono for either sex , and my Idea Is tc
have them the finest baths ever fitted up Ir
th's ' country. A good Turkish bath Is one
of the finest thing In the world for any one
who has that tired feeling. Now , the sccoml
floor. It will bo a marvel. The rcgulai
dining and breakfast rooms will bo large
and airy and everything about them will beet
ot a character to make a person wantte /
ccme back. Instead of wish every meal to b <
his last. Plants and fresh flowers will b <
used profusely In their decoration. Then wi
will have a largo general reception room
elegantly furnished , with piano , etc. , ant
largo enough for an Impromptu dance o
several couples. All of the other rooms 01
this floor will be used as parlors , furnlshec
after the home style of different natlonall
ties. Of course , we would have the orlenta
or Turkish , but then we would have alsi
the English home so perfect that the mos
exacting of her majesty's tubjects woul <
recognize it The same with the German
French , Irish and other nationalities , tin
Yankee , the southern , the middle states , thi
western and the Pacific slopes man. Al
would be made to feel as near homo as pos
slble. These parlors would , of course , b
open to all , the same as the reception room. '
The plans of the first anJ > seconj floor
were then slowly folded and laid to on
side , the gentleman bolng In a deep stud
during the operation. Hesitating even afte
picking up the diagrams of the other flojrs
ho said :
"Ae I told vou at the start , the retrei
must have rules. One of these cant mp'ato
our agreement by vvh ch the guest tlndi him
self or herself not to attempt suicide Insld
of three days after entering the retreat. I
the meantime he or she Is to get arojnl th
Institution- become ccqualnted with other
and to make himself or herself perfec'ly a
home. If at the end of three ilajs the guc !
Is still determined to commit eelf-murdei
we , on our part , bind ourtclvea to pUce a
his or her disposal all the means we hav
at hand. To Insure ourselvei apilnit an
breach of faith on the part of Ilia P.UUSI
the fourth and flf'h floors are given to th
new arrivals. They are kept there fu
three days. The rcom. ) on theto floors ar
magnificently furnished and licvo the late ;
appointments , but the greatest rare Is take
to avoll leaving anything by vvlfch 1 fe coul
he taken. Lighted by electricity , there I
po possibility of timing en the gas. Th
bjth rooms attached are locked cn1 milocke
automatical ! } , or by electricity , at c'rtal
hours , dlrec * from tto olflc0 , and care I
taken the gueiU are not tn them at the tlm
they are locked. The. e floors have a nure
ber of attendant ! , one to every half doze
rooms , so about the only chance the gue :
would have to commit suicide would be t
bite an artery or strangle himself with
[ bed , ( heet. i There U no guarding agalni
these , except ns the tutplclon Of the at
tendant outside the door might bo arouitd ,
tn which cam he would not hesitate to force
the doors. Then , as I say , If it the end ot
three days the guest Is still determined to
suicide , wo furnish the mcnnc. "
Hero there mas unother pause , and the
reporter waited rt patiently as possible for
the explanation of the arrangement ot the
third or suicide's floor. It came slowly.
"The third floor , " said the father of the
Idea , "U the only ono on which death , other
than a natural one , will bo allowed to occur.
The man or woman vxho , at the iml of thrca
ilnvs , Insists on earning out the previous
plans of sdf-dcstructloti , U removed to that
floor. It Is not the4 idea to have thevo rooma
elegantly appointed or magnificently fur
nished. To the contrary , they will bo ni
somber ns they can bo iiuide. Once tliu
gurst locks himself In ho U aluno nnd ha * at
hand nlmost every means ot suicide known ,
oven Including the deadly gas , which Is used
on tills floor alone. All that can bo seen Is a
number of buttons. The prtssnro of ono
opens n hidden receptacle In the wall , dis
closing we ( POMS for n tragic death , MU'li as a
keen-edged knlfo , a revolver , etc. The pres
sure ot another button springs a Bfcoml
hidden door , exposing tolovv n cabinet ot
acids mid poisons. They ate all labeled , but
the guest must make his own selections , as
wo glvo no Instructions ns to which It the
easiest and quickest. A third button sprlnga
a sni'ill door which dropd from the celling' ,
and through the hole Is slowly unwound nil
a4 ady noosed rope. Another button causes
the cylinder to rewind the rope , lifting the
aulcldc clear of the floor when It Is so rcgulitetl
as to stop. The preostiro of otlll another
button permits the suicide to drown hlmtclf.
I neglected to say that the rooms on this
floor are all on the outer cdgo of the build
ing. The beds arc nnnon , nnd are allow eit
to slide down through a space between the
wall and u lining , which extends down
thtough the second nnd llrct floors. The
button sets clockwork machinery nt worlr ,
giving sufficient tlmu for the guest to go to
sleep. Plvo minutes before the time steel
bands spring down over the patient from thct
side of the bed , holding1 the guest flimly.
On the stroke ; of the time the bed ftnku
through the floor and the bed and nil tlowly
descend Into the basin of water below. There *
Is , however , a button In the tide ot the bed
by which the descent of the bed can be ar
rested , and which the guest can operate , as
the steel bands do not confine hl > > arms. AH
the descent Is , nrrcs > ted and the clock stopped ,
here Is a ringing of a bell , calling assistance ,
'his same button IK so placed that a person
anglng from the celling can kick It and
bus summon assistance. It can also bo
tressed by a poison who has taken poison or
hot himself. I have given this part of the
lea a great deal of study , as there In a
argo proportion of the people who commit
utcldo who pray to bo saved when they tlilnlc
hey have placed themselves beyond human
Id. The central part of this floor Is' flUecl
p at a dtxpcnsaiy nnd operating room , nml
> hyslclans and surgeons arc to be kept In
lomitant attendance for the purpose of rc-
Inlmlng those who have gone to the border
and of the dark valley , nnd who wish to re-
urn. Connected with the dlspe-ns'ary and
pciatlng room art bed looms made as cheer-
ul as possible for UPS until the patient can
o removed to the floors above. "
The Idea connected with this Is n mores
nnocent and less novel one. It IK simply team
am a portion of the river nt the upper part
f the city , so ns not to Interfere with
lavlgatlon , and by the power created pro-
iuco electric force to supply the city with
notlve power and lighting and heating. Thin
Iso looks very big , but It Is nothing com-
lared to the suicides' retreat project. The
iiilldlng for the latter Is designed to bo
reeled over the river to the width of tha
lam.
IiITTLE AH GUEY.
ho JInrilcd llnlln of Clilnntovrn Slips vv.lh
a IliimUomcr .Mmi.
Little All Guey has gone wrong. She was
he neatest woman In the San Diego China-
own , and hid the smallest feet. She dressed
n American clothes If not qulto In the style
of the new woman. She upoke Cng.lsh llu-
entl } , and Sumlajs easily led others ot her
uce In prayer.
Ah Ouey was married two years ago In San
'ranclsco ' to Long Kee , an educated Chinese ,
Abe albo wore American clothes and smoked
cigars and cigarettes. They met In the mis
sion there , where Ah Ouey led a class , nnd
heir \\eddInK was a big affair , with many
Americans and Chinese present.
There WHB another who aspired to Ah
Ouey's hand. Ho worried Long ICce and has
ivorrled him ever since. This was IIonv
Sing , a highbinder , hatchetman and leader In
a strong tong and a hater of Christians and
missions. Ah Ruey never said much 111 in ,
but he was good looking , his round hide being
stuffed plumply with rice and his head nl-
ivays being newly shaved.
Long Kee and his bride came to San Diego
and seemed to get along first rate. Long
Kee made a good living as butcher at the
Hotel del Coromulo.
Two months ago a cloud came upan ths ior-
7011 in the shape of Horn Sing , the high
binder who made his home In Chinatown , Ho
'omul Mis. Long Kee without difficulty and
paid her devoted attention. Long was busy
at work and the destroyer kept the young
.voman from being lonesome.
He-fore Long Kee could find an } thing to
Justify him In doing a little hatchet worlc
ilnifcclf , his wife had disappeared. This was
Tuesday , niid on fhe > same elay Horn Sing
failed to appear at bis haunts In Chinatown.
Long Kee In a freiuy quit everthing and
walked the streets looking for the couple.
Ho told his woes to a policeman , and It
so happened that the officer had been at the
outgoing tialn that afternoon and had seen
the Chinese man and woman go aboard. Tha
woman boarded file car from the side oppo
site the platform and the man got ou another
tar. This attracted his busplclons and he
< ukcd the conductor to keep an eye on them.
The conductor told the officer the next day
that the couple went to Los Angeles.
Then Long Keo went home and prepared to
follow the ocuple. He told friend that It
be met Horn Sing ho would cut him In tvvo
as "lie. would a tender steak.
In i > acklng his effects ho discovered that his
wlfo had taken $50 , the savings of several
months. This was the last straw , and ha
sworeho would kill both the man and woman
at sight.
After Inquiring of white and yellow men all
they knew of the nvnawas. Long Kee got
n ticket to Los Angeles and started on the
chase. He said he would never come back :
until ho hail settled the whole affair. As a
consequence Chinatown Is In a fever of ex
citement waiting to hear from Los Angeles or
San Francisco of a horrible double tragedy ,
with fat Horn Sing and pretty Ah Uuey aa
the subjects for the coroner and Long Keo a
the swinger of the avenging hatchet.
PASSING OF THE HORSE.
Progress of n Ituioliitlon In Modern Me.in *
of I oromiitlnn ,
The cause assigned for the failure of a
street car company In Denver , says the Chi *
cage Record , was that the USQ of the bicycle !
so rcJuced the number of Its passengers that
It was unable to meet Us current expenses ,
The superintendent of a Chicago railroad dot
Ing a large suburban buslnera said the other
day that the most serious problem the road
had to meet was that of the bicycle and that
the summer traffic was very terlously re *
duced by the use of the two-wheeled roadster.
U Is also conceded that the buflnenH of raisins
horres Ib very seriously Impalrcj by the largo
end Increasing use ot the bicycle as a means
of locomotion , A country phytlc'an ' sajd re
cently that while formerly he kept three
horses he now kept only ono and a bicycle.
While this Is true , the t > cope of the blcycld
Is being enlarged , and other means of 1'como-
tlon employing cither email gas eng' ' ies o *
electricity are announced almost weekly In
the scientific papcrr. A man In Colorado ha4
Invented a carriage using a gin engine ,
which , It Is claimed , will enable one to make
the distance between Denver1 and Chicago la
fcventy-flve hours. Whether this bo verified
or not , It cannot be denlesd that methods ol
travel are about to undergo as great a changej
as t ) at from the old stage coach to the rail/-
w y carriage , and that the blcde Is the flrsl
step , although a long one , toward such transl'
tlon.
tlon.The limitations placed on the bicycle prolx
ably will always prevent Its use as a means
for making extended trips , however perfect
" may be for short distances ; for the time re *
quired fcr covering long distance * , nhort as
It may bo In comparison with a hone's speed.
Is too great to give It wide uio for general
traveling ; but the storage battery applied tea
a carriage , built upon come of the principled
that belong now to the b'cycle , will removei
the objections ) to the wheel as a mode ot lend
distance conveyance.
The whole matter Is now limply one of me
chanical appliances and some Inventor pre
WJM tftivo oU jt > e eiutin