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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1899)
THE OMATIA DATI/T BEE : TIITTTCSDAT. PETimiAHY 2 , 1899. SPECIALJOTO AilvortlsnnoiiU for I1ic columns Mill be lnl Mi mitll 12 m. for tlic fVunliiK Pillllon. nnil until HiJIO l . m. for uiornliiK nnil Sun ilny edition * . llnton 1 ! - - < ! n v or l flrit Insertion ) In it woril lliprrnftir.othlnn taUeii for leu * I hit n rc for tlir flrnt Inner- tlon , Tin-no nilT ; rtl eiiiBiitii ntnt be run ooiiM'iMitlvi'ly. Advertiser * , ! > rriiic ln n nnin- Jiereil ehei'K. cnii Imve iiiiim-rrs ml- ilrmNcit In u iiiilulu-roil latter In care if Tin- HIMAn wnr < > nddreftied will lie ilullvornil on presentation of < ln ; i-licck only. BITIMTIOXS WARTKU. 1 CAN run engine , drive team or clerk , no respective po-ltlon refused ; best r f r- * cnces. M 52 , Bee. A-310-i WANTKI1-MA1.K HEM * . WANTED , wo Imv'e steady work for a few Kood hustler.9 of Rood habits and appear- unco. C. F. Adams Co. , 624 So. ICth St. U'AJLOnS , attend Dyhr'si cutting school , 518 So. 13th Ht. B-223 SALESMEN to sell specialties ; line Plilo llnea ; J3 a day ; \\icd \ by all mur- rhnnts. Model Mfg. Co. . box B , South Bend. Ind. B-M1GG F3 WANTED , nil wlio Intend to learn the barber trade to correspond with ut ; we have nn cyo-openor for you ; write for free catalogue & particulars. St. Louis Barber College of. Omaha , cor. Dodge & 14th sts. Sc U 371 F9 KvANTED , organize for one of the best fraternal orders In existence ; none but men who can produce results and can glvo the best of reference need apply. Address L M , Bee. B SHOO Fll 8OLICITOH for mimeograph letter work In olllce bldg. Add. L 42 , Bee. D M23C SOLICITOUS for fraternal society ; bettor contracts to agents than others * can Rive. 1 , 66 , Bee. D-720 FIO WANTED , a denier for our goods In every town In the Htnto outside Omaha. Those now working make $100 per month and over. Artdrpsr * Ni-br. Oxydonor & 1'anax- era , Co. , 442 Hoard of Trade. Omaha. B-M963 FIO * _ BH1G11T , active. . men , used to good pay , to soil line sets of bonks on Installment. W. A. Illxenbaugh & Co. , room 14 , Ware blk. B-MBS7-F27 GOVEHNMENT positions ; don't prepare for any civil service examination with out. seeing our Illustrated catalogue of Information ; Hent free. Columbian Cor respondence College , Washington , D. C. n Ml 94 F2 * SALESMAN for cigars , $125 month and ex pense * ; old firm ; experience unnecessary ; Inducements to customers. C. C. Bishop & Co , , St. Louis. Mo. B M218 WANTED , men at once to learn barber trade. Last year we placed 1,800 men with Jtfd Cross , Armv and City shops , still an other Held. 10.000 circulars just sent bar- burs broiiRht more jobs than we can fill. Busy season April 1. Join now. Two nionthn completes ; 115 weekly guaranteed. Commission allowed from start. No such opportunity offered before. Write today. Moler Barber College , Chicago. EALESMEN wanted to act permanently soiling early varieties of fruit trees ; write for full particulars : wages paid weekly. Address the Western Nursery Co. . Law rence. Kan. B-M215 13 XVI3 WANT nt once , nverywhe.ro , at home or to travel , reliable men to keep our show cards and advertising bforn the public ninl Introduce a new disc ery ; salary or commission ; JG5 per month and expenses not to exceed J2.BO per day. Apply at once for full particulars , niobo Medical Klec- trlc Co. . Buffalo. N. Y. B-M353 2 * WANTED , harncssmaker , good general hand : state wages. Address G. Gollop , North Bend. Neb. B-M3I3 3 * WAXTRl FK3IAM3 IIKLP. ty i : - - i.foypwlngjs a list of firms that called upon Boyles' School for Stenograph ers during the last week : Orchard & Wllhclm , Indiana Road Machine Company , Pacific Mutual Llfo Ins. Co. Nye & Buchanan Com. Company , Bo. Om. Remington Typewriter Company , Mercantile Commercial Agency , Union Pacific Freight Department , A. AV. Jeffcrles , lawyer , D. M. Osborne & Co. , Department of Missouri ( Wan , F. A. Brogan , lawyer ; Warner Library Co. Aloe & Penfold Co. , Smith Premier T. W. Co. W. T. & B. Co. Get circulars Bee building. C M31S 2 OMAHA EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 119 N. 16th St. , wants glrln for all kinds of work , In 'and ' out of cJty. Tel 1112. C M23S F6 WANTED. good solicitors In every village and school district to take order * for The Weekly Ht > e and Cosmopolitan ; very * lib eral commissions ; write for particulars. The Weekly Bee , Omaha , C MSJO WANTED , 50 ladles of good appearance to neil and demonstrate Calumet bnklna powder. Call L. D. Porter , Murray hotel. C-224 _ WANTED. lOO girls , 1524 Dodge. Tel 878 ' C-M237 _ WANTED , lady agents In Omaha and sur rounding towns to pell Preventlne and Preventive Douche Syringe ; best remedy known for women. Call and consult out physicians or address In confidence. Pro- ventlno Medical Co. . 316 Tlamgo block , Omaha , Nob. Telephone. 2270. C-M355 Mch-iC WANTED , second girl ; good references re quired. Apply to Mrs. Arthur Smith. 120 ; Park Avo. C 221 Fl * WANTED. flrst-rlriRs girl for general housework : small family. 1113 Georgia nve. C M274 F2 .WANTED , girl for general housework three In family ; no washing. 2134 So. 34 1 1 : * r. C M291 F2 iWANTED Good , reliable girl for genera housework. 627 South 25th Avo. C 322 F-l WANTED , comoetcnt clrl for general housework. 1001 So. ICth St. C M326 3 WANTED , a stenographer to do genera otllce work , must writ" a good , long hand Apply In own handwriting , stating salarj expected. Address M 51 , Bee. . C 319-1 * .WANTED , housekeeper for profession ! ! nmn with small family In small town Ir ptato of Nebraska. Give name , age , na > itlonalltv , references and salary asked. Ad dress at once. M 53. Bee. C M350 3 * 1'OH UBVT HOUSES. CHOICE houses and cottages all over cltj $5 to J73. Fidelity , 1st floor. N. Y. Life. D-855 HOUSES. Benewa & Co. , JOS N. iSth St D SJ6 ALWAYS moving household gMjj3. nm pianos , Omaha Van & Storage Co. . 1611' < Parnain. Tel , , 1DS9. D S5s' HOUSES. stores. Bemls , Paxton block D-857 t-UOOM house , bath , $14.00. 314 First Na tlonal Bank bldg. D-S61 THR "Normandle" and "Wlnona" apart inent houses are now open for Inspection beautiful Hats , steam heated , with shades ranges , telephone , polished hnrd-wooi floors * , walls decorated In colors to sul tenants Junltor services free ; Htrlctl' tlrst-cl.iss ; references required. Fldcllt' ' Trust Co. , agents , N , Y. Life Bldg. D-MS62 FOH KENT , excellent 7-room cottage , 221 California street ; reduced rental to eholc tenant until spring. Inquire 5CW N. Y. Llf or 607 N. 19th St. D-M6SO FOR RENT , houses in all parts of city The O. F. Davis Co. , 1600 Farnam St. i t JIOUSEH for rent ; n specialty made o looklnir after property of non-recldenta 3. H. Pherwooil. 4 N. Y. Life. D-757 CHOICE 9-r. br , terrace , modern , ea. fronl 118 8 * iitU St. 30 U. S. ' Nil'l. Bank Hide D Mfxw FOIt HUNT IIOCSHS. ( Continued. ) MAGOARD'B Van and 8tor * e. 116 N. 15th. Tel. 1490. D-MC51 SEVERAL ! inq. so u. a ! Nat'i Bk. nidg. D-M213 HOUSES. Clins. E. Benson , 310 Ramie bide. D-M461 A14 EIGHT-ROOM house ; gaa , bath , hsrn. 262J Scward. F. D. Wead , 16th and Douglas. D-740 HOUSES for rent In all parts * of the city. Brcnnan Love Co. , 21D South 16th St. .D 476 GOOD barn. 1902 Caes St. D 863 FOH RENT , 10-rogm modern house and barn on 27th nvo. ; desirable premises at $31 per mo. steam-heated rooms In Davldgo bldg. , op- posltn cJty hall. John W. Bobbins , 16M Fsrnnm it. D-M123 8-ROOM furnished house In exohanea for board and room for two. F. D. wend , 16th and Douclae. D-M2S1 F28 7-ROOM cottage , city water , easy walking distance down town. $15.00 : S-room mod ern , furnace and gar , at $20.00 and $25.00 ; other houses at $22.60 and $30.00 ; many de sirable houses convenient to. car line. W. H. Russell. 616 N. Y. Life. D-M278 FOU HUNT FUHMSHKD ItOOMS. THREE ) nice rooms , housekeeping. 1112 So. llth St. E-661 PLEASANT furnished rooms. 624 S.26 _ ave. ROOMS , modern , J1.60 up. 611 North 19th. E-M162 F3 ROOMS for gentlemen. Rer. req. 1005 Burt. FURNISHED rooms , with heat , for gentle men. Apply 411 N. 17th st. B-M331 F7 ROOMS. 1000 Capitol avc. E-M F2 FOR RENT , nicely furnished room at moderate price. 2421 Dodge. E-M142 F4 FURNISHED rooms ; housekeeping. 2623 St. Mary's. E-M207 F2 FUHMSIIED ROOMS AftD HOARD. THE MERRIAM , Hrst CTOSS family hotel , ,25th and Dodge Sts. F tK > NICELY furnished rooms , steam heat , free bath. $1.60 p r week and up. Klondike hotel. 16th and Webster Sts. F M666 BOARD and room , $4.60 up ; steam heat. Prague Hotel. 13th and Williams.F F M502 UTOPIA , 1721 Davenport. F M5S9 THE CAPITOL , 1722 Capitol avenue. F-M705 F19 Glencalrn rates $1.26 to $1.50 ; 1609 Douclas. F M724 PRIVATE family wants 1 or 2 gentlemen with good references. Rates reasonable. Near postofflce. Address M 27 , Bee. F 912 Fl BEAUTIFUL rooms ; reasonable. 2W4 Har- noy. F M933 F2 PLEASANT front suit of rooms , with board. 120 South 25th St. F 219-F 6 A VERY desirable front room with al cove , 2nd floor. Hot water , heat , 212 S. 26th st. F-218 ELEGANT steam heated rooms ; fine table board. 1909 Capitol avenue. F 324 C * SMALL room suitable for one. 2019 Callf- I ornla nt. F M351 S * SOUTHEAST front "room ; modern con veniences ; private family. No. 702 S. 29 si. F M3IS 7 FOR RENT UNFimMHHEn ROOMS. FOR gentlemen , walking distance , near Farnam car , modern. I 33 , 'Bee. G M228 THREES rooms : modern. 616 South 29th st. G M347 4' FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES. 3-STORY and basement brick store buildIng - Ing , 1003 Farnam , 22x100. Inquire 314 First National Bank Building. 1 244 WHOLESALE storo- and warehou ; e ; track age ; excellent shipping facilities. C. E. Benson , 310 Ramge Bldg. I M270 F7 * AGI3XTS WANTED. M'DONALD'S extracts give satisfaction ; agents wanted In country towns. 2418 N. 17th St. , Omaha. J MS33 F21 * PROFITABLE work offered agents In every town to secure subscriptions to the Ladles' Ilpme Journal and the Saturday Evening Post. Good pay for good work. We want ripen Us to work thoroughly and with business system to cover each sec tion with our Illustrated little booklets and other advertising matter. How well some of our njrtntB have succeeded Is told In a little booklet we would like to send you portraits of some of our best agents , with the story of how they made It pay. The Curtis Publishing Co. , Phlla- delDhla. Pa. J MS86 A1S WANTED Five good solicitors for aocldent Insurance ; ipeclal Inducements. Address M 50 , Bee. < J-323 "THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. " By Ramon Reyes Lain , A native of Manila. Nearly 200 Illustrations. Beautiful colored maps. Comprehensive , interesting , au thoritative. Write for aeency. Continental Pub. Co. . Dept. D , C. . 26 Park Place , New York. J M353 2 * AGENTS to sell Acme Washing Compound steady sales , large profits. Send for prices and fre sample. Acme Compound Co. Minneapolis , Minn. J M357 2 * WANTRD TO RENT. WANTED. 6-room cottage neighborhood Hanscom park ; modern convenances. M 49 , Bee. K-M237 F2 USE of piano for storage ; best of care references , M 46 , Bee. K-M275 F2 : STORAGE. PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co. , 90S. 910 Jones , general storage and forwarding 245 OM. Van & Storage , 151U4 Farnam. Tel , 1559 A. BEARDSLEY will store goods. 1111 Fnr nam. M-M467 F13 WANTED TO BUY. IF YOU are In need of anything try the Want Columns of The Bee ; they wit : bring you what you want. N SG7 BEST and cheapest stoves and furniture soldxat small profits ; highest prices pali : for good goods. D. Brodkoy , 110 S. 14th STAMP collections bought , sold. Mortonson 404 N. 16th. N-M163 F3 ALL kinds of household goods , hotels .etc. In large or small quantities. Chicago Fur niture Co. , tel. 2020 , 1400-S-10 Dodge. N M1S7 Fl ANY size , lots 2d hand furniture ; highest price paid. Transmlsststilppl Store. ICth Davenport. N MB87 SECOND hand safe for cash. 114 So. 13th N-S72 HIGHEST price * naM for all kinds ol household eood . Lewis. 101 S. 14th. N-M333 F2S WANTED , sterooptlcon , magic lantern moving picture machine or good lecturer Address room 76 , Klondike Hotel. Omaha N-311-2 * SOLDIERS' additional scrip. McLaugh i Swanstron. Dulutli. Minnesota.NM354 N-M354 ! ! POR BALE FURNITURE. VISIT our now location , wo Imve a complete pleto stock of second hand furniture stoves , etc. . cheap. J. Lewis. 104 S. 14th 0-M331 F2S FOR SALE , elegant walnut dining roon tahlt. JlO.m , rust $35.00 ; elegant couch $14.00 , cost $55.0i ) ; al.so kitchen utensils comforts ; sell cheap , call between 10 am 12 o'clock In uiornlnff. U19 Huriioy Ht. 0-C42-1 * roil SAI.I : MiHCiiiA > K.otis. SAU'Dt'ST , hnrdwuod , cribbing and hog fcnco at lowest prices. 901 Douglas St. U-24) HOG , poultry and lawn fences ; nil wire ; Is best. Wlrn Work * , 14th nnd Harney. Q-251 B. HAAS , Florist , 1813 Vlnton St. , Tol. 776 ; plants , cut flowers , boqucts , hall , resi dence , wedding and grave decorations ; orders by mail or express promptly llllcd. Q-252 FOR SALE ten R.I.P.A.N.8 for G cents , nt druggist * ; ons gives relief. Q 253 NEW and 2d-hnnd typewriters sold , rented , repaired ; ribbons cheap. Derlght , 1116 F m Q-440 F12 1,000.000 BRICK for sale. J. P. Weaver. 6 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs. Q-S61 SECOND hand safe cheap. 114'So. 13th. Q-873 SLIGHTLY used Hardnmn , piano cheap. 514 So. 22fl St. Q-M6 F2 COAL , hand picked Burlington egir , $4.00. 'Phone Harmon & Weeth Co. Co.QM99S Q-M99S Fie FRESH Jersey cow. Spttht farm , one mile wuth of Benson. Q 203 F4 FOR SALE , at your own price , heavy wrapping paper , coed for batten or laying under carpets. Omaha Bco press room. Q-32C 2ND-hand safe cheap. Derlght , 1116 Furnam. Q-2IS SHERWIN-Wllllams Co. mixed paints Sher man & McConnell Drug Co. , 1513 Dodge St. Q 250 MISCELLANEOUS. NOTICE to country dealers : Sec6nd-hand furniture and stoves sold at lowest prices by carload lots of less. Chicago Furniture Co. , 1406-8-10 Dodge. R-196 F6 CONTRACTORS. Attention ! Bids will be received until February 3rd. for demolish ing nnd removing the brick buildings at corner Slxtoenth and Harney streets. P. J. Nichols , 438 Board of Trade Bldg. R977-F-Z ' CI.AtRVOYANTS. MMB. Gylmer , genuine palmist. 1605 Dodge. S M158 F3 MRS. FRIT25. clairvoyant. 817 N. 16th S M442 VIENNA fortune teller , 18 years here. 1411 Howard. S-M4CI MAH.SAOB , HATIIS. ETC. MAY WILSON , massage , baths. 302 N. 16. R. 15. T M169 F3 MME. AMES , R. 5 , 607 S. 13 ; massage baths ; attendant. T M69S-F15 * MRS. DR. LEON , electric massage bath parlors ; restful and curative , 417 S. llth , upstairs. T M633 F17 BATH and massage. Experienced lady op erator. 119 N. inth St. , R. 12 , 2d floor. T 716-F26 * MME. SMITH. Room 2 , IIS'.A N. 15th. T MSC.7 5 PERSONAL. VIAVI ! woman's way to health. 346 Bee Bids. U-879. BATHS , massage. Mme. Post. 319V4 S. 15th , U-SS2. RUPTURE cured , Empire Rupture Cure. 932 N. Y. Llf building , Omaha ; circulars sent. - U-8S3. LEIBEN , coatumer , 1313 Howard : cata. logues sent. U 4S7. BOOKBINDING-Burkley Printing Ca. U-678. RITTER hospital ; confinement cases taken ; babies adopted. 2211 Seward , Omaha. Tel , 2233. U 100 MASQUERADE Suits at Sack's , 3318 S. 20th. U 157 F2 LACE curtains cleaned ; all work guaran teed ; references. I. Ztegler , 1SOS California. U 975 F-3 * SUPERFLUOUS hair , wrinkles , moles , warts , freckles , blackheads , pimples re moved forever by electricity ; bust de veloped ; nck. arms , checks mads plump. Mme. Payne's hnlrdresslng parlors , 2301 Leavenworth. Tel. 186 ? U M256 F8 PRIVATE hospital for ladles before and during confinement ; babies adopted ; 1136 N. 17th. Omaha. U 59G LOVE'S Dancing Academy , Patterson Hall. U-693 F18 WILL the person who lost denim purse on early Omaha train Oct. 6 , ' 9S , send ad dress to M 47. BOP. U M277 F2 * IIILMA G11NN1SON , formnrly with Mrs. General Dodge , will engage to cook din ners and luncheons for parties. Address 605 Third Htreet , Council Bluffs. . U M293 F6 DR. ROY , chiropodist ; corns removed , 25o nnd upward. Room 12. Franzer block. U M328 CAN anyone Inform me an to the wherea bouts of J. II. Duncan ? When last heard of wa at 1510 S. 26th. st. . Omaha. Mrs. J. H. Duncan. 10V4 Elizabeth at. , W. De troit. Mich. U M327 MONEY TO I.OAN-IUSAt , ESTATE. WANTED , choice farm and city loans. R C. Peters & Co. . U. B. Nat'l Bank Bldg. W-SS4. $100,000.00 special fund to loan on first-class Improved Omaha property , or for building purposes. Fidelity Trust Company. W-8S5. 5M. PER CENT money. Bemls. Paxton blk W-SS6. ; $1,000 . * TD upwards to loan on Improved propi y. W. Farnam Smith & Co. . IS'O , Farnam Sf. VV 8SS. 8 PER CENT city and farm loans. Garvln Bros. , 1613 Farnam * St. W SS7. $ " 0,000000 CHEAP money for Investment ; go wanted. Investors lists for sale. iors Directory , N. Y. W 891 WR TE us if you want a loan on your farm In Iowa , eastern Nebraska or Mis ; souri. It will pay you. Anthony Loan & Trust Co. , 315 N. Y. IJfe. W 892. $100 AND up. F D. Wead , 16th and Douglas W-S93. MONET to loan on Nebraska and Iowa farms ; lowest rates. Brennan-Lovo Co. . 219 S. 16th , , Omaha. W M427. MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real estate. Brennan-Love Co. . 219 So. 16th. W S90. MORTGAGES. Wallace , 213 Brown block. W 8S9 OPTIONAL money on farms ; lowest rates. Write B. M. Webster & Co. . 913 N. Y. Life. W M995 M3 MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. $10 TO $10,000 TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIA NOS. HORSES. WAGONS AND CAR RIAGES , WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , etc. , at lowest rates In Omaha , South Omaha and Council Bluffs. No removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; you can pay the loan off at. any time erIn In any amounts. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. . 300 SOUTH 16TH STREET * THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. X-891. LOANS MADE TO SALARIED PEOPLE HOLDING PERMANENT POSITIONS ON THEIR PERSONAL NOTE WITH OUT INDORSEMENT : LOW RATES : EASY PAYMENTS. ROOM 119. BOARD OF TRADE BLDG. . 16TH AND FAR NAM STS. TEL. 2295. X-Mb9J MONEY loaned on furniture , pianos , horses , cows , Jawolry. Duff Qreen , r. 8 , Barker blk. X-9S1 MONEY loaned on pianos , furniture , Jew elry , horses , cows , etc. C. F. Reed. 319 8.13. X-M896 DIAMOND loan ofllce. 1315 Douglas : unre deemed diamonds , watches , etc. sold cheap X 699 MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE holding permanent positions with respon sible concerns upon their own name , with out security : easy payments. Tolman. R. 706 , N. Y. Life Bids : . X-S97 HAI.I.S KOIl RENT. IMPERIAL Hall newly remode d through out , to lodges , ball * , etc. Address Im perial Hall , 1313 Howard. 5Z3-F3 * IIUSINKS * CHANCES. WANTED , subcontractors ; twenty tnlles of good railroad work to let on the Fort Dodge & Omaha railroad. Apply to our olllce nt Wall Lake. la. McGep , Kahnmnn & Co. Y M9IO F4 FOR SALE , blacksmith shop with tools , doIng - Ing nourishing business. $500 cash takes It , For particulars address J. Spencer , Idaho Springs , Colo. Y M95I F2 COAL plant for snle with big trade. 305 N. Y. Life. Y-345-0 GREENHOUSE for fale Rt a bargain. . " ,05 N. Y. Life. Y-3U-5 FOR BALE , n. good paying restaurant in town of 2,500. Reason for selling have other business. Address M 64. BOP. Y M356 3 FOR EXCHANGE. HOTEL and livery barn In good town in northeastern Nebraska for land or mer chandise. Also Improved or unimproved lands for merchandise. Address Lock Box G , Osmond , Neb. Z-101-F-3 * FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. HAVE you some lote to sell ? Now l the time to dispose of them ; let the people know that you want to dispose of them. The Bee reaches the , people who have the money. * RE SC6 BARGAINS In houses , lots , farms ; sale or trade. J. N. Frenzer. opposite old P. O. RI3 925 HOUSES , tots , farms , landi , loans ; also fire Insurance. Bemls. Paxton Block. RE-926 9-ROOM modern houce. Inquire 4032 Izard. RE-M5S7 PECK A. CO. , r al estate agents and dealers In city and farm property , rentals , taxes , titles. Investments , collections , loans. 101 So. 15th. RB-M6S5 F18 $3,760 BUYS most sightly corner. 95x120 , on West Farnam : $850 buys large lot with trees , 30th and Webster ; $1,000 buvs 4 acres near car line. R. 16 , Patterson blk. RE-M563 LIST your property with us for sale. Wo have the customers. The Byron Rped Company , 212 S. 14th Street. RE-579 40 ACRES on paved Bt. , with trackage , $12o per acre. R. 16 , Patterson Blk. Blk.RE3211 RE3-211 F5 FARM FOR SALE ICO acres , within three miles of Omaha cltv limits , i\t a bargain. Splendid feeding farm. Must be sold at once. Bemls , Paxton - ton Block. RE MG21 WE HAVE cash customers for genuine real estate bargains. Submit propositions to us at once. Fidelity Trust Co. , N. Y. L. Bldg. RE-M146 F2S FARMS ! FARMS ! ! FARMS ! ! ! Over 2,500 acres of Douglas county land for sale cheap. Prices range from $20 per ncre up. Will pay you to Investigate. The Byron Reed Co. . 212 S. 14th St. RE-M939 SOUTH OMAHA BARGA1NS- Brlck block on 24th St. , $6,000.00. 9t ! feet 24th st. , near postoltlce , $120.00 p r front foot. Corner 24th and B sts. , east front. $1,20000. Lot 24th and D 5ts. . east front. $1,200.00. 16 acres , elegant Improvements , between Omaha and South Omaha , $4.000.00. O'Nell's Real Estate Agency , South Omaha , Neb. RE-M218 NEW 9-room modern house , recently ap praised by sheriff at $3,000 ; price , $1,800. W. H. Russell. N. Y. Life bldp.REM279 RE-M279 BLOCK 6. Brighton addition , 8 acres , $750. W. H. Russell. 616 , N. Y. Llfo. THIRTY choice , rich , productive farms , large and small : also ten line stock ranches , all In northeastern Nebraska , for sale very cheap and on easy terms. Some of these lands nan be traded for good general mdse. . dry poods , hardware or furniture. For particulars address' Oeo. W. Hutton. Coleridge , Cedar Co. , Neb. RE-M336 F28 C. F. IF. LIST-FEB. 1. Telephone 314. 5 lots. $75. . , , Full lot , paved street. $50. Lot , S. & H' . add.$150. Lot , Bedford PI. , $175. ' Lot , Marysvlllp add. , $500 Lot near navpd street. $100. House nnd full lot , $350. 3 lots , good house , $1.500. 2 lots , good house. $1,300 New 8-room house , $2,900. New 8-room house , $2,800. i New 6-room house. $2coo 10-room house , ( modern ) , $4,500. 7-room house ( new ) . $2,600 132x132 , close In , $6,300 100x143 , largo house , $5,750. 8-room modern house , $2,500 House , Park Wilde nve. . $3,000. 8-ronm house , 2 lots , $1,500 East front lot , 34th St. , $2,100. Lot , Isaac & Selden's , $300 Brick house. 7 rooms , $3COO. Full lot , 36th St. . $735. 7-room house , $2,000. WANTED- $5,000 house for cash. $3,000 house for cash. $15,000 business property Snap , un to $500 cash. SO-aero farm for cash. 140 farm for cash. House for farm clott * by. 10 acres for fe l yard. To borrow $19,000 on farms. To borrow $2.000 Hanscom PI. To loan $1,000 on farm. Large loan ut 4 per cent. Olllce partner Telephone , etc. LANDS , 400 , near Gretna , $20 an acre. 400 near Mo. Valley , $26 an ncre. 4 < io near Omaha , $36 an acre. 54 near Omaha , $3,100. 63 near Omaha , $4 ooo 80 nuur Omaha , $2.800 Ifi close In , $4,000. 20 close In , $4.000. 70 close In. $10,000. SO , Sarpy Co. . $2.800. 160 near Omaha , $7ft an acre. 640 , Douglas Co. , $40 an acre. 160 , Knox county , $1,600. C. F. Harrison , 913 N. Y. L.RE RE 346-1 * MEDICAL. RUPTURE CURED. Emnire Rupture Cure 932 N. Y. Life building , Omaha ; circulars sent. f'2S ALL wom n who can't rals > family should consult the renowned German specialist , Dr. Pries , 1513 Dodge St. Letters 2 cents. 166 F3 DR. MANSFIELD'S monthly regulator has brought happiness to hundreds of anxious women ; have never had a single failure ; longest casc-s relieved In two to five days without fall ; no pain , no danger , no In terference with work ; by mall or ofllce , $2. All letters truthfully answered. The Mansfield Remedy Co. , 167 Dearborn St. , room 614 , Chicago , III. M161 F4 LADIES , a never falling , harmless monthly regulator free , Mrs. B. Rowan , Milwau kee , WlB. - 30 F2S' LADIES ! Chlchester's English Pennyroyal Pills ( Diamond brand ) are the best ; safe , reliable ; take no other ; send 4c stamps for particulars , "Relief for.Ladlcs. " in letter by return mall ; at druggists. Chlchester Chemical Co. , Philadelphia , Pa. HANGING SCHOOLS. W. E. CHAMBERS , Crelghton Theat. Bldg , New classes forming ; private lessons ; coaching ; hall for rent. 294 F23 IMPERIAL Dancing School , Wm. Mathews Instructor : terms reasonable ; latest dunces. . Imperial Hall , 1313 Howard. 872-F9 * rina spring term nt Morand's , 1510 Harney , will begin this week. New classes for children und adults. 22 F-1G LOVE'S dancing academy , Patterson Hall , latest dances for ball room or stage , cake walks ; private or cla ° s. Write. 694 F18 TYPEWRITERS. TYPEWRITERS for rent , $1 00 per month. The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co. , in-ji Farnam St. ; telephone , 12SI. S29 " \ E rent and sell the best typewriters made : largest stock of supplies In umuh.i. United Typewriter & Supply Co. , 1612 Far- nam. 930 CUT prices on ribbons. Derlght. Tel. 353. 433-F-12 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. VANSANT'S school , 717 N. Y. Life. Night school from Sept. 20. 932 AT OMAHA Bus. College , 16th & Douglas. 933 BOYLES' school , court reporter teacher ; will usplst young men and women to earn board while in attendance , U desired. B e PAWNBROKER * . EAULK Lonn ofllcps , removed to S. W. cor. 13th and Douglas * . We are now ready for * business and we promise to continue our reputation , as has always been known , as the most reliable and accommodating In the city. All are cordially Invited to In spect our new store. Sol Brodky , prop. -US' ' ) F27 OSTEOPATHY. THE Johnson Institute. Gld. E. Johnson , mgr. ; Mrs. Alice Johnson , D , O , . grad uate American school , Klrkvlllc , Mo , ; J , W. Dill , M. D. , D. O. , consulting physi cian. Suite. 615 N. Y. Life bldg. 929 STAMMEimU ANI STUTTERING. SCHOOL for cure of these defects. Julia E. Vaughan 306 N. 1 . Life bldg.652 FOR the cure of jtammerlng call on E. C. Nowcomb. 22 Frenzer blk. 2S3 F28 TURKISH HATHS. NEW , central , absolutely modern ; separate nnd exclusive department for ladles : ex perienced lady masseuse attendant ; baths 60c ; 12 hnths for $5 ; open all night. 107 S. 14th. Tel. 1851. -M93 ! HOTELS. TRY the Henderson Hotel ; board nnd room , $1.00 per week ; gas , steam heat and baths. Ninth nnd Farnam Sts. 940 LOST. LOST , a bunch of four keys , Under please leave at P. A. Saxman's , 103 8. 15th. and receive reward. Lost 348-1 * SECOND'HAND ROOKS. BOOKS bought and sold. 707 N. 16th. 877 F23 MATTRESS HEVOVATINCJ. M. 8. AVALK1N , 2111 Cumlng. Tel. 1331. 941 HARDWOOD LUMBER. OMAHA Hardwood Lumber Co. , oak. hick ory , ash , cypros , poplar , etc. , 13th & Calif. 933 SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE. FRENCH , Gorman , Spanish , $2 per month. Prof. Chatclaln , 301 Boyd theater. M-122 VIOLINS REPAIRED. C. A. CASE , violins repaired. 416 Shecly blk. 326 Feb-il FEATHER RENOVATING ANI > MAT TRESSES. M. J. Shaw. 707 S. 16th st. Tel. 781.676 AUCTION. J. R. MAXCY & CO. , auctioneers , room 619 , Paxton block , want your auction sales of real estate .merchandise , furniture , live ' Block , ntc. 935 PIANO FACTORY. OLD pianos overhauled , secondhand pianos always on hand. C. Soinmer , 321 So. 10th. 942 NICKEI.PLATING. EXPO. mcds. gild and sllverplated. 1302 Farnam. M435 STENOGRAPHER AND NOTARY. MIMEOGRAPH and copying work. 204 Bee bldg. 6SO SHOE REPAIRING. SOLES , 40c. N. Y. Shoo Rep. Co. , 212 N. 16. 678 F-18 SUES & CO. PATENT LAWYERS AM ) SOLICITORS Bee Bltf | . , Omaha , Neb. Bend for free Invent- er ' icutde. Tel 1628. COMMITTEES FOR THE YEAR Men of < hr Commercial Club AVbo 1V1II Look After tlic Affair * of.lho ItiNtltution. The standing committees of the Commer cial club for 1899 have been appointed. Most of the members of the old committees are utilized in ono department or another , but new blood has been Infused In several cases by the appointment of members who have recently joined the organization. The list follows : Auditing Committee H. S. Weller , chair man ; John Steel , H. J. Penfold. Commissary J. E. Utt , J. H. Dumont , George M. Tlbba. Finance C. S. Hayward , Edgar Allen , I. W. xCnrpent r. Judiciary T. J. Mehoney , H. H , Baldrlgo , W. S. Poppleton , J. C. Cowin , B. 8. Baker , Ed P. Smith , W. D. McHugh , C. S. Mont gomery , W. W. Keysor , I. F. Baxter. Membership W. W. Umsted , C. S. Hayward - ward , C. D. Thompson , It. S. Hodglns , J. H. Hussie , W. C. Ilullard. Memorial H. J. Penfold , Clement Chase , C. D. Thompson , G. W. Llnlnger. Periodicals and Supplies W. M. Burgess , N. A rKuhn , N. M. Andreesen. Emergency C. B. Bidwcll , F. P. Klrken- dall. M. C. Petere , W. S. Wright , C. H. Plok- ens. Property and Itoome W. S. Wright , O. M. Wllhelm , E. E. Andrews. Banking and Insurance Luther Drake , George H. Palmer. Importers and Jobbers C. H. Plckcns , J. W. Taylor. Manufacturers W. Beebe , M. Wulpl , E. E. Andrews , S. Katz , A. C. Smith. Retailers A. Hospe. R. S. WIIcox , C. M. Wllhelm , G. W. Kelley , J. H. Hussle. N. A. Kuhn. Real Estate C. C. George , E , A , Benson. Commission Merchants and Brokers David Cole , E. B. Branch , W. H. Butts , Julius Peycke. Public Press C. D. Thompson , Clement Chase. Packers E. C. Price , H , L. Kreifler , A. H. Noycs , C. K. Urquhart , W. J. C. Kenyon. Festivities n. S. WIIcox , W. S. Jardlne. Conventions J. F , Carpenter , J. E. Utt. Educational C. G. Pearse , J. M. Olllan. IIuckllii'N AriiltMi Salve. THE BEST SALVE in the world for Cuts Bruises. Sores , Ulcers. Suit liheum , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapped Hands , Chilblain * , Corns and all Skin Eruptions , and positively cures Piles , or no pay required. It Is guar anteed lo give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Kuhn & Co. CADET TAYL-QR PICKS PLUM President McKliilry Miikr * Srlertlou of a .11 a n fur I'oiltloii of .Surveyor of UiiMiiiiiiH In Thin City. A telegram receive * ! in the city at noon yesterday eays that President McKlnley has named Cadet Taylor to be surveyor of cus toms here , to nil the vacancy caused by the death of Champion S. Chase , which oc curred some months ago. There were a number of candidates for the position , bat it Is said that Taylor bad the backing and support of Senator Thurston. Sir. Wiire'n Slid Ailllrllnn. Last Friday John D. Ware was called to Grlunvll , la , , by a telegram announcing the Illness of his father ana mother. Reach ing there be found both of his aged parents suffering with pneumonia. They continued to grow worse and Monday they both died , his father passing away at 3:10 : o'clock In the morning and hte mother at 10:30 : o'clock , at night. TluTf IH n IlIJTerciirc In llrrrft. But there Is no difference in Anheuicr- Busch's BUDWE1SER. It IH always the eaine. Morn of the ! uupcrb brew him been ccnaumed by the American public that auy othur brunda. PROPERTY OWNERS OBJECT North Bids Residents Tight Location of the Smallpox Hospital i BOTH SIDES ARE BEFORE JUDGE KEYSOR CltjOfllrlnU Cnnlrnil ( lint I.nrnduii In Iiolntrd anil Not Hctrlmrnlnl to Ilcnlth of Any of the CKUctm. Hearing of the smallpox hospital Injunc tion case began before Judge Keysor In Judge Dickinson's court. Judge DlckltiHon , before whom the restraining order of Judge Fawcott against the city had been made re turnable , had gone to Lincoln , ao Judge Fawcott , believing the nature of tbn matter was such as to make Immediate action by the courts Imperative , asked Judge Koysor to hear it. Mr. Uratton and the other petitioners wore present In considerable numbers and Build ing Inspector Butler and his deputy , Carter , were on hand to see how the thing went. Park Commissioner Cornish was also pres ent to explain the exact status of the park board to the court. The petitioners , through their legal representative , endeavored to gain more time. As soon as Judge Keysor arrived Mr. Corulsh said the park board had been mndo a party to the case , when the fact was that U had nothing whatever to do with the matter. Fontanellu park had been leased to Henry Baunier against his ( Cornish's ) opposition , as Cornish had favored going ahead and planting the park with trees , and now the city Is undertaking to obtain pos session , whllo the park Is In Bautner's hands. The position of the Park hoard , he pxplaVncd , Is simply that of . neutral party. The sanitary board of the city and the city council determined that the loca tion of some pest house Is a matter ot Immediate necessity In the exercise of ttio city's police powers. Mr. Cornish hoped that the suit would eventually result In the park board regaining possession by the voiding of the Baumer lease. What ac quiescence thcro has been of the board was bawd upon an understanding that the pest house would be temporary , ho said. SliiMvliiK 1 > y CHUcim. After some delay Mr. Richardson , rcpre- eentlng the petitioners , reappeared with a big pile of books , but , reminding the court of the shortness of the time allowed for prepara tion , he hoped a continuance would ho taken until the afternoon or next day. The city was represented by E. H. Scott , who said his side was fully ready. While ho and City Attorney Conncll had been engaged In an Im- portnnt case the day previous this matter had broken in and Judge Fawcett , recogniz ing the exigencies of the case , then felt that the matter ehould have an Immediate hear ing. Judge Keysor Inquired whether the case should bo heard upon affidavits. Mr. Rich ardson said ho had none ready nnd Mr. Scott said Judge Fawcett'a suggestion had been that it be heard upon oral testimony. Judge Keysor proposed that the restraining order be set aside and the motion for a temporary Injunction continued , so that the city could go on with Its building. This would give the city the benefit ot time It Its side of the case should prevail , though , of course. It would sustain the loss of the building if the case went against It. The matter was of such Importance that the court could not ignore the necessity for Immediate action on the part of the city In regard for the public health , whilst , on the other hand , if the lo cation of the pest bouse would be a menace to the health of the section west of Twenty- fourth street and north of Ames avenue , as claimed , the residents were entitled * to the protection of the courts. Ho asked Building Inspector Butler how long It would take to complete the building and was Inlormed , "Three days. " Both Messrs. Richardson and Scott had objections to the court's suggestion. Mr. Richardson hoped the restraining order would stand , though' he would not oppose a modification ot It sufficient to allow the work on the building to proceed. The difficulty with this , said Mr. Seott , would be In the event of > the case going against the city that n certain fund had been set apart for th pest house and It would bo ex hausted. If another building would be put up somewhere else there would be two pest houses and the city bad no need of two of them. No matter where the pest house would bo located If on a raft In the' Missouri river there would be ob jections from some property ownera and residents , he observed. Court Anita Soma QaeMloiiR. Judge Keysor asked if counsel could agres upon the facts. As Rlcbardion was not aware of any answer having been filed and Bcott had not seen Richardson's petition , the court asked for the reading ot the pleadings with a view to simplifying matters. The pe tition set forth that the Fontanolle park vi cinity Is pretty well settled ; that persons connected with the hospital will be compelled to traverse Ames avenue , an Important thor oughfare , and go through this residence sec tion , that the site will be near the Central Park school , and that the drainage will be dangerous , as it will have to be emptied Into a , lake In Miller park. The contention of the petitioners nas that the pest house will be a menace to health and a damage to prop erty. erty.The The answer of Mr. Scott took the oppo site ground , denying that the section In question was thickly settled , and stating that Fontanello park Itself has been used for a pasture Instead of the uses to which u public park Is usually put. The court put some questions to Mr. Richardson for the purpose of reaching an agreement. Judge Keysor did not think a temporary Injury to property values would constitute a sufllclcnt ground for an Injunction under the circumstances , If thu health of the city demanded protection from a contagious disease. Ho asked If a location COO feet away from Ames avenue would bo satisfactory. Ttio courts could not enjoin the city from putting up an emer gency hospital upon its own property , he said. A recess was taken to give the two attorneys a chance to stipulate upon the facts. facts.When When the court reconvened Judge Keysor modified 'tho ' restraining order so ns to allow the city to go ahead with the building nnd a continuance was nllowixl until Friday morning , when Judge Dlrldnson will hear the case on Its merits. This will permit of thu filing of aflldavlts on both sides. SAVES HIS IIONHNMAV TIIOUIII.E. Hlclmril M'nrillmv Hcdirnn mid Hur- riMiilrrn lllniMclf. IMchard Worillaw , the man who shot Druggist Oraham In the lower Jaw at the latter'ft store , Twenty-fourth and Farnam streets , one night last September , In an at tempt to hold up the merchant , and who jumped a $2,000 bond , has returned and sur rendered himself to his bondsman. Wnnllaw , accompanied by a pal , held up Graham at the point of their revolvers and told him to turn his face to 'the wall. They worn about to go through his cash drawer when Graham's curiosity got the better ot htm and ho looked around. As hu did BO his face received a bullet from Wardlaw's pistol , but the wound ( lid not prove a very Ecrlous one , A charge of shooting with intent to kill was mndo against Wardlaw and Judge Sla- baugh fixed bis bond at $2,000 , Frank Nor ton going his surety. It was nil arranged jhat Wardlaw should plead guilty and re ceive a comparatively easy sentence , but when his case was called he failed to turn up ana the Norton bend was promptly do- clart-4 furfdtca by Judge BlabaugU. Ills return may > nve the bond , though It fleet not do so technically. When Wanllaw was let out on ball h went to work for an undo on n farm near Florence. Since hl disappearance ho hut been In Colorado and Wyoming. Jailer George Slianil thinks ho never intended to jump his bond , but went away on n mis understanding that he was to return for the February term of court. PolU-r CIINP GOP * Over. Another continuance has been taken la the mamlmmu cases acalnst the Fire and 1'ollco commission to compel the reinstate ment of Patrolman William White and the other two olllcera who were discharged without - out trial. Tills tliiK the hearing ha been set for Saturday morning. K. 11. Scott , the attorney for thp police board , explained that he and Mr. Conncll are engaged In hearing an Important matter before Judge Fawcett ithc Hllcy-lltibbard company's injunction milt against the Automatic Gas Lamp com pany and the Fontanello park pest lioua * ' case was also set for hearing , for which the Hlley-Hubbard suit had been made to glvo way owing to the exigencies ot the pest house matter. For this reason the court granted the condmunce , allowing Mr. Scotl to go on with the pest house case. Mr. Scotl has admitted that the three policemen were summarily dropped. Appeal In Knntnor CMC. August Kastncr's attorney * , are preparing Uclr : traiihcrlpt for an appeal to the supreme court. Kastner was convicted ot the murocr of Conductor Daniel Tledcman of the police patrol In June , 1897. The particular ground for the appeal Is that Judge Slabaugb ad mitted evidence to show that the roof ot Kastncr's baru had be u tampered with , after the state had 6"nown that the root was Intact Immediately following the crime. Sec tions of the barn roof were brought Into the court room for this purpose. The attorneys say that Judge Slabaugh erred , as Kastner could not bo held responsible for the acts of others , ho being in jail during the interim between the murder nnd the trial. The po- eltlon of the state was tliat the wet clothing found In tlic barn had been made so by ex posure to rain on the morning of the day tbo policeman was murdered and not from any leakage from the barn roof. Kaitner got a lift sentence. I'lcniln a Ilnr o the Action. An answer was filed Wednesday In tht suit of the Hamilton National bank , the Rut- laud County National bank , the Safety Fund National bank and the New York Life In surance company , all of New York , against the defunct American Loan and Trust com pany of this state , brought to make the stockholders liable for all outstanding claims , ' It pleads as bars to the action the decision of the United States circuit court In the Ordway suit. In which the American Loan and Trust company was declared not to b a banking corporation , and Its stockholders therefore not liable , and also the decision of the county court In Its disposition of the Archibald C. Powell estate , ruling out all claims not filed against that estate In time. The administratrix of the Powell estate il j ono ot tbo defendants in this case. t Harrier In of Sound Mind. Tha result of the examination by the county insanity commission of William Bar rier , the man who a sh'ort tlmo ago placed a dynamite bomb under the residence of Superintendent Erwln II. Towl of the Omaha Packing company 1n South Omaha and then made the pretcnso that he , by snatching and extinguishing the fuse had saved the residence , resulted in a declara tion that Barrier Is of sound mind. Deputy County Attorney Elmer Thomas will now enter another charge against Barrier , and meanwhile Barrier's discharge from tha county Jail is being deferred until tha charge can ho lodged. It la generally be lieved that Barrier's scheme was for the purpose of .making himself solid with the Omaha Packing company so that he could get a good job. Work * HU RondBtnan. An extraordinarily smart Individual EB- ward O'Donnell , alias Donnelly , a South Omaha forger , has proved himself to be. but ho has concluded to withdraw his prea- cnco from Douglas county and make hit usefulness felt elsewhere. Ho was charged with passing several forged checks upon a South Omaha saloon keeper , and Justice of the Peace Foster bound him over to thi district court In the sum of $300. Oao ol the McCaffreys at 111 South Fifteenth etrest became his surety. O'Donnoll Immediate ! ; passed a forged check upon his bondsman for enough money to take him far away from town , and thus ho has escaped1 from the maw of justice , at the same time leav ing a pleasant memento with hli benefac tor of his acquaintance. luinrnnce Cumpnnjr Organlce * . The Merchants' and Manufacturers' Mutual - , i tual Insurance company of Omaha , formed ? by it large number of persons worth In the * > ssrejcato over $100.000 worth of realty In this nnd other cities , has filed its articles of Incorporation with County Clerk Haverly. President , Carroll S. Montgomery ; vice president , E. F. Phllbrook , sr. ; Henry C. Wells , secretary and treasurer , and E. F. Phllbrook , Jr. , John W. Atwood and C. F. Wells constitute the first Board of Direc tors. The company Is organized to do a general - S eral lire , ntorm and wind Insurance bualnoii / * on a mutual basis. 4 Grlii'H Havnuca Doomed. So much misery and so- many deaths have been caused by the Grip , that every on should know what a wonderful remedy for this malady Is found in Br. King's New Dis covery. That distressing stubborn cough , that Inflames your throat , robs you of sleep , weakens your system and paves the way for consumption Is quickly stopped by this. matchless cure. If you have chills and fever , pain in the back of the head , ooreness In bones and muscles , sore throat nnd that cough that grips your throat like a vice , you nec < l Dr. King's Now Discovery to cure your Orlp , nnd prevent Pneumonia or Consump tion. Price CO cents and $1.00. Money back If not cured. A trial bottle free at Kuhn A Co.'s Drug store. See Blanche Walsh nt Floyd's tonight. l With Omnlm. For several weeks pnst It has been ru mored among the caminlsulsn men that the firm of Peycko Bros , would rcmovo to K n- aaa City. A representative of the firm when seen Sild : "There It not the slightest particle of truth In the rumor. Wo have a branch house at Kansas City nt the pres ent t'lmo and have had ono tliero for mor * than two years , but wo never had the least Intention of transferring all our buslneM to that point. The cold weather has inad * business dull , but that Is the case with all the commission men. Wo are satisfied with Omaha nnd intend to remain here indefi nitely. " TAPE WORMS "A ( ape worm eluliteeii feet long tl toist came on tbn scent ) after my taking two L'ASCAUIVT.S This 1 am buro has caused my bad health for tbo PUHI three yoari. I am ( tin taking Caiuaruts , the only cathartic worthy ! notice by sensible people. " QEO , W. BOWIJM , Ualrd , Pleaiant , I'nlotatlo , I'otunl. Title Good. DC ( JooO , Nuvur bloken. Wrakcn.fir Gripe , Ida , Ko.Ue. . . . 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