THE OMAHA DAILY UEE: I'll I DAY, Jt'JjY 12, 1901.
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heweA check, emn have answers d
dresned to a nnmbcrril letter In ear
f The flee. Anancra ao addressed will
he delivered presentation mt tha
keek aalr.
WASTUH-mali: HELP.
tVA XTKD-W hnvp steady work for n few
good hustlers ot g6od habit and appear-
ancc. c r. Auams co., jwa iiowaru si,
15-303
BARRER trndc taught thoroughly In short
time, catalogue and particulars free.
Western Barbers' Institute, Omaha, Neb.
WANTED at once, first-class poultry and
general produce salesman, for western
territory. State fully experience, ace and
salary erpected. A 37, Bco.
WANTKD. hoiiscwreckcrs to tllo bids cn
musical festival lumber material, gravel,
etc., at 15th and Capitol ave. Inquire J.
E. Knowlcs, superintendent. IS M62i
WANTED, abstracter- Address, stating
age, experience and salary expected, K.
EtigJeson, sioux city, iu 11 soi 11
WANTED, n young man fpr office work.
maic rxicrieiu:e anu $auiry waniru. w,
Ueo office. Ho. Omaha. B-&23 10
WANTED, 2 plasterers at once. Harry
wenman, uyons, iNeii. H aiaii 1:
WANTED, advertising solicitor.
Directory Co. u-
McAvoy
'MOW 13
WANTED, young man about 22 years of
age ns assistant bookkeeper nnd coilec
tor. C 23, Bee. B-M9I1 12
WANTED, a reliable, energetic man at
once, can make big money. Lock Box
hioijx city. in. B M334 IT
WANTED, llrst-class cornice makers. Sioux
cny cornice works, hiojx city, ih
II mm: 13
wa.ti:d-femali: help.
WANTED, 200 girls. 1521 Dodge.
Tel S7.
c so;
RELIABLE help, Canadian olllcc, 1522 Doug
U dl
COMPETENT girl for general housework
no washing. Mrs. John A. McShune, 2
r amain. C M920 12
iji.mkuiatki.y, industrious, competent
cook, gcnerHi nouscworK, references; good
wages, inquire at jsju a. Sia m.
C-92S 12
WANTED Girl for genernl housework,
Mrs. A. G. Gilbert. IM Scott St., Council
minis. C-.VJI6 17
A GOOD girl wanted at tho Crecho. lath
nnu tiuruey his. C M945 12
WANTED, competent fitter to take full
charge of our ladles' titling room; none
iiui cxperirnceii in sucn position need
uiiiy, aieuuy pusiuon. .-enrasKa cictn
C 91! 13
AN 1 old skin will do for others. Uwanta
unn awn. mererore use Satin-Skin
uream anu 1'owuer, a.c. C M355 12
WANTED, a girl for general housework
nowusning; good wages. 3217 Poppleton
c MBit 1:
('Oil RENT HOUSE.
IF YOU want your houses well rented place
mum wmi uenewu o. uJJt
TO MOVE right, get Omaha Van Storage
lu umca joii rurnuin, or ici. id.iu.cui.
D-308
HOUSES for rent In all parts of the city
urennan-Lovo. Co., uo houtn inn street.
HOUSES, stores.
Bcmls, Paxtort block.
D-JO
8. W.
Corner 50th and Ilurdette streets
D 013
SEE HENRY II. PAYNE, fiOl N.
Y. LIFE
D-311
HOU8E9, etc.
F. D. Wcad. 1524 Douglas.
D-312
HOUSES and flats.
Rlngwalt, Barker h'.nck,
u ill
HOUSES wanted.
Wallace, Brown block,
1 J 3U
I- ROOM houe. bath and closet, T6th and
Charles. Monroe & Co., Sll N. 16th St.
D-315
II- ROOM modern house. 2413 Capitol ave
nue. Tho O. F. Davis Co., 552 Bee Bldg.
D-317
TO small family, a four-room house. 2f04
Blondo, IS per month. Apply 607 N. 19 St.
D Mt97
FOR RENT, 21P2 N. 29th uvc, house, newly
papered and painted: six line largo rooms.
Sue N L. Trimble, 1216 Farnam.
D-M199
MODERN 7-room house.
80. 2Sth.
near Park. 1509
D-22S Jy23
1217 CUMING, S-room house, all modern
except furnuce; rent, 120.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.,
16th and Douglni.
D-960
l-ROOM brick house, modern, 2717 Jacksun.
Telephcne A. Traynor, 491 or L25S3.
D 399
NEW 8-room house, northwest corner 30th
and Jackson Sts.; btrlctly modern, de
tached, corner, south und east front,
awnings for all windows; only 133. Bemls,
Paxton Block, D-907-
7-ROOM ilat. 017 South 10th. Clark Powell,
311 New York Life. ?fl5
TEN-ROOM brick modern house, 522 N.
19th St . 543.
Nine-room modern house and large barn,
2r Poppleton Ave..
Elegunt hoube and large barn, 1S21 Wirt
St , 140.
12-rnom house and two burns, 22jC N. Utti
St. 123.
Eight-room modern house. 202' N. 20th St.,
IIS.
Seven-room house, city water. 2010 N. 27th
St., 115.
BRENNAN-LOVE CO.. 309 South 13th St.
D-1V9-16
NICELY furnished 5-rooni cottage for rent.
Apply .it once, zm Grace St. D-MSH2 12
BTRICTLY first-class modern 5-room cot
tnge. In excellent conilltlon and neighbor
hood,' bnth, gas, etc. till. 2S0l! Seward.
D-M9i!l 11
FOR RENT. 1105 Park hvv. S rroms, mod
ern, hurdwood Moors, choice. 135. D. W.
Sholcs Company. 310 N. Y. Life bldg.
D-M939 14
FOR RENT, 6-room house. 907 N. 26th
19.
W. L. Selby. Board of Trade nidg.
D-M932 12
NEW 7-room modern lint for rent. 25th and
California sts. Inquire P. J. Creod6n A
Soiib, 611 Paxton block. D-MW3 14'
FOR RENT, elegant 8-rooni hojse, ull mod
ern Improvements. 406 N. 23d st.
D-M9I0 14
FOR RENT A fourteen-room dwelling at
600 First uve., Jum buck of ths federal
building; all modern, hteum heat, gas
htovo and ranges go with the houfe; two
bath rooms, all In good repair; well suited
for roomers, which Is now In demand.
See Ohio Knox, Shugart block, Council
Bluffs. D-M947)7
FOR RENT. 10-room. eust front, brink
hoiife 30$ N 22d St., near Davenport.
Inquire next door. D 950
FOIl lir.NT FUH.MS1IKU ROOMS.
DEWEY, European hotel, 13th and Farnam.
E 313
THE THURSTON, cool, nlry rooms.
E-320
THREE rooms.
South llth.
light housekeeping. 1113
E-515
DOUBLE parlor for two gentlemen. 1308
Cuming St., second floor, E A5
S00 S. 25TH BT. Furnished rooms.
E-MC2S
SOUTH rooms, VA Cnpltol avenue.
E-MS0I tt
I'Lll.MSMEI) HUO.IIS AM) UUAHD.
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport 8L F-322
OLE.NCA1HN, trun.-itnt, 11.25 day, 1X Doug.
t MI
Tilt. Merrlam, summer resort, 35th & Dodge.
an
NICE south room.
The Pratt, 212 S. 25th St.
F-323
TWO large front rooms, with board. V
livJ
Capitol Ave. F
TUB ROSE, 2uJ0 Harney: rooms and bourd.
F-iC-M-Jyil
JtOOM with board, private tamlly. Sll
Davenport. F-C04-13'
COOI, rooms with board: modern, 2612 Har
ney Hi. . ' -
DESIRABLE rooms, ilrst-elass board. 2SSI
uirnr)'. 11-
I'Olt lli:.M L.M'Llt.MSllCD ROOMS.
DESK room space, j per month, ground
noor room 111 ine uee uunuing, luiint,
Farnuiu street, 110 expense for light, heat
or Janitor service. H. C. Peters Sc Co.,
Rental Agents, Dec building. U 16
FOR RENT, unfurnished floor; prlvata
on tn, 110 J u modern. :ui2 llurney.
on iu:.vr STORES AND offices.
FOR RENT Storo in first-class locution;
rent reasonable. Apply R. u. I'tters u
Co , ground Hour, Bee llldg. l-2o5
FOR RENT The bulldlns formerly occu-
pitu uy 1 up uee at wju l urr.am si. 11 nas
lour storleb and a basement which was
formtrly Jsed as The Ue press room.
Tills will bo rented ery reasuiidhly. if
Interested apply ut onco lv C. C. Roee
wuter, secretary, room 10D, Bee building.
I 2C1
FOR RENT-Store, 2403 Leavenworth.
I sou jyi,"
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED Canvassing agents in every
county to solicit suocr.piioiii tor nit,
TWENTIETH CENTUH1 FARMER and
tho NliW CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE
hTOCK and COMPLii'E STOCK DOC
TOR. This splenald book contains l,i0
imperial octavo pages, y.'j ouject-ieucnuig
tiiKruvlngs and in the only nook on live
stock ever puulifhed adapted to tho every
dav. nriictlc.il. money saving use of every
luimet und stock owner, biuudy employ
ment Willi assured good income. Aguuu
In tho country with horse and buggy es
pccluli desired, cunvassers muke easily
ffj to ilifj per month. Address, Century
Funnel Solicitors Bureau, Beo building,
umunu. j 4.ij
WANTED Agents to sell our sensible tn
uuwmi'iil tiolicv: can or address u. o.
Lobeck, Mgr Nebraska Dept. the Security
Llfn und buvlngb Ins. Co., tlC N. Y. Life,
umana. j .hu-jy-sj
AUENT8 wanted for Drummond's lightning
remedies tor rneuinansm; j"A) tor an in
curable case; restoreB stiff Joints, druwn
cords and hardened muscles. If your
dealer has not got these remedies wc will
send the full mouth s treatment of two
large bottles on receipt of 15. Drummond
.Medicine co., m rsussau si., .New York.
J-MMU A10
AU6?i I B Active iaay agents to sell our
goods, our "Simplex" Skirt and Waist
Supporter is a winner. Sells readily; none
better on the market. Send 20c for sample
and territory. Des Moines Skirt and Cor
set .mie. to , isi-s urund ave., Des Moines
ja. J
WANTKD TO RENT.
WASTED, gentleman to tako room in new
iiiuuern nouse, private zamny. c 2j. Bee.
K-M9ii 14
STORAGE.
PAfMIPir! Rtnrntrn nti Ufar.hrtiia. Of
till Jones, general storage and forwarding.
OM. Van Stor. Co., 1311'i Farn.
Tels. 1553.863.
327
STORAGE Household goods t and. other
articles stored ut low rutes. J. J. Derlght
111a f arnam at. ul. m. . MM
WANTEDTO 1IUY.
WANTED 10) feather beds. I pay the
nignesi prices tor oiu teatners. win suty
in )iui u ween, jiuurvss, l.. uaron
ucnerai ueuvery, uniuna,, .Neb., und
will call at your home. N 90 16'
I WANT a cozy cottage In the suburbs,
convenient to the car, with shade trees,
iur iu i.iw cusu. j n, live.
N M951 U
VOH SALE FUHMTUHE,
CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel
cu. New Ac :ahaud furniture bougm, sola
VACllUliaCU. (J JJ
BUY your furniture at Enterprise Furni
ture Co. We have nurchused a blir bank
rupt stock und will close It out at 25 per
cem uisiuuui. iv.-i a. 11111. lei. zo.
Q-M(M Jy30
FOR SALE HOUSES, VEHICLES, ETC,
cjuiuiviBi and oest renair work nn ve
hides 11. Frost, llth und Leavenworth
P-287
FOR SALE cheap, a 3-lnch wagon gear.
wun 4-mcn- tires, dui nine used. 0 M,
Hurt, iwii Jones tn. P 416
FOR SALE, 1 rubber-tired buggy, 63; 1
light road wagon. ja; 1 light spring
wagon, H0. We have a few more two
passenger swings left. F. A. Buelow. 1311
Jones si. 1 M7S5 13
FOR SALE, good driving horse, gentle and
houun; also i-seuieu extension ton car
I 1 I w 111! 1 ' t , .7 . Tl 4.n...
,,IIST-. ,H1,UIIC ,144 IllkVll l iJX
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
SAWDUST, cheapest posts, poultry and ho
icnce. mi uuiikiuh, Lj XiU
imi'AII'.S and sumtllei for all mnVpi nf M
cycles. Omaha Bicycle Co., 16tli .t Chicago,
y-xil
2DHAND safe oheap. Derlght, 1119 Farnam,
g-v32
SAFES, standard makes, sold, rented. 114 S.
y xa
BIO line of secondhand wheels, 13, 15, IS, 110.
Uinuna incycie -o., ibtn ana cnicugo st
Q-331
FOR SALK-Now No. 3 Herrlck refrlger
ut or: In uho only a week; 117. Address
C 1. Bee. . Q-iit
FRESH Jersey cow. 323 N.
37th street
TL'KKY'S BARGAINS.
For sale, to be moved, 2 good solid- houses,
HIS and 1420 Jackson St. A. P. Tukey &
Son, Boaid of Trade. Q M915 12
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, medium.
S19 North 16th.
S-35
MME. OYLSIEH has returned and resumed
business. Parlors, 31S South 15th street.
S-6-i3-
PROF. HOWARD, clairvoyant and pnlmlst.
1707 Cass, ran be consulted on all affairs
of life, love, courtship, sickness, travels,
buslnesa. speculations, lawsuits and
divorces, settles lovers' quarrels, brings
separated together, locates burled treus-
ures, advice on wills, deeds and mort
gages Readings. 50c for ladles. 11 for
gentlemen, with this ixA. 8 M939 13'
PERSONAL,
DR, nOY. chiropodist; corns and superfluous
hair removed by electrlcty. R. 12. Frerzer
block. U-337
RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, t.o
danger; send for circulars. Empire Rup -
ture cure i. i.iie uunaing, umana, i
U 340
VIAVA, woman's wny to health; rational,
wholesomo home treatment. SIS Bee Bldg,
U-33S
SUPPLIES for all machines; machines for
rent. White Sewing Machine, 1C0 Dong
Ins. Tel. 2231. . U-33)
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before and
during confinement; babies adopted.
Grant St. U Sll
FRENCH ACCORDION PLEATING: mall
orders solicited. Omaha Pleating Co., l'l
Douglas. U-313
PEHSO.NAL.
PP'VATE home before and during conflne
1 t: babies adopted, Mrs. Burget, 2iV0
lo.xette. u M
WE RENT scwlne machines for 70 cents
per week. We sell parts for and repair
i-r- sewing rnacnine manuiaeureu.
:;ebraska cycle company.
v-orner utn ana Harney ais.
U 121 Jy23
M. GOLDMAN & CO.. onlv Perfect ac
cordion pleating plant In tne west; mall
uiuers solicited, suite aw, uougias iiiock.
u ati
SHOE Repairing. M. SperdJtO, SIS N. 16th.
la 10 ,-
I ME. S.MITH. baths, IIS N. 15th, 2d Iloor,
will 1, sl' Hi
COMPLEXION grows fairer dally using
magical Satln-Skln Creum and Powder.
You using them? 23c. U M956 12
MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE.
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
caiaic. rcnnan-ixivu uo.. J'JJ suum jaiu.
W-31S
OANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa farms ut & tier rnt: borrowers can
pay $10) or any multiple; any Interest
date, no delay. Rrcnnan-Lovc Co.. 309 8.
ism St., um&na, Neb. w 317
ANTED, cltv loans, bonds and wn rants.
George & Company, 1601 Farnam street.
v m
'ANTED, city and farm loans: also bonds
and warrants. R. C. Peters. & Co., .702
Farnam St., Bee Bid. W 349
MONEY to loan at 4H arid 64 per cent r.n I
uinana property, tv, ,11, aicikic, vji a. ,aui, 1
W 3il I
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas
W-3i2
RI.VATE money. Sherwood, '937 N ,Y, L.
W 333
MONEY -TO LOAN on lmnroved rea! estate:
t per cent interest: no commission; privi
lege of paying 110) or more beforo ma
turity, jsorinwesiern Mutual i.iie ins,
T V. tt All. I. . I .. . lAnn .........
214 First Nat'l Bank Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
AND 54 cer cent loans. W. H. Thomas,
First National Bank building. Tel. 101S.
W-316
WANTED, city loans and warrants. W.
j-arnam strum & Co., 13:0 Farnam si.
W-357
4V TO 6 P. C. money.
Bcmls, Paxton ulk.
W-M606
ITAOOO SPECIAL fund; loans 1300 up. lowest
rates, no delay.
Garvin Bros., 1613 Far-
nam.
w
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
DO YOU NEED MONEY.
We loan 110 and up on furniture, pianos,
norses anu otner cnatteis.
SALARY IX)ANS.
without mortgage to neoole holdlnir nerma.
nent positions, iou can get tne money in
a few hours after making application und
take 1. 2. 3. 4. 5, 6 months or more In which
to pay it back, and you need not pay for
11 one oav longer man you Keep u. We
charge nothing tor papers und we give
you the full amount In cash. There are
no lower rates than ours; our terms are
the easiest; our business Is confidential
ana our motto is "try to please."
OMAHA MORTGAGE IX)AN CO.
119 Board of Trade Bids. Tel. 2293.
(Established U92.) 3o6 S. 16th St.
X-33S
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS.
on house hold furniture, pianos, horses,
wagons, rid in iwu iiours time; also to
salaried neoole on their nlaln notes, with.
out secur'ty Easiest payments and low.
est rates In Omaha Private Intervlewlnix I
room. American Loan Co.. room 312 Brown
uiock. cur, ioiii uuu uuuKiua bis,: cntranca l
on ICth St., opposite Y. M. C.
ICtt. nnnnal - I .
A. Bldg.
X-300
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
BALAiutLi rr.uri.ii, mercnants, team
sters, boarding houses, etc.. without ha.
curlty; easiest terms; 40 offices In principal
emeu. Yunnan, 11V jjudi u oi xruoe Jldg.
LOANS ON SALARIES. FURNlTtMllt
'llve'stocK.1 etc. uuicK.servlca Krtd lowest
rates guaranteed. J W, TAXIOK..SS3 (top
'.(floor) Paxton block, northeast corner 14th
and Farnam; entrance orlMeth street.
sva
MONEY looned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry. horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 8. 13.
a sua
MONEY loaned on nlanosl furniture, hnmnn
cows, jewelry, uuu ureru, it. , iiarger blK
X 301
11,000.00 TO place quick. M. J.
Son. suite 310, Brown block.
Kennard '&
WE LOAN money to salaried people on
ineir noie ui iuesi ruies; sinciiy conn
tieniiai; pay weeKiy, semi
ml-weekly or
block, 3d door.
X-4T23
monthly. Room 303 Paxton
Reliable Credit Co.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
ORAND HOTEL furnishings and four-year
lease lor sale ror casn oniy; mirty-nve
newly furnished rooms; the best stand In
tho state; is u bargain. II. P. Rankin,
Hartlngton, reu. i mis:
I AM offering for sale my entire business-
wood, coai, iceu ana groceries, uiso Duna
ings und lot. For particulars Inquire of
Thos. Rlshton, 2106 West Broadway, Coun
cil Bluffs. x MW5
VOll SALE or rent, my blacksmith shop
und wagonmuker shop, doing u good busl.
ness. on account of my health. B. C.
Wulter, Norfolk, Jieb. Y-.M551 Jy 12
FOR SALE, or trade, half or whole interest
In drug store; hnrd wood floor, Matthews
gas machine, soda fountain, etc., in a
lively county seut. lhyrold-Lymph Co.,
600 Bee Blag. xsti
waktED Ladles of ability to manage
brunch oltlces; must have uome cush to
cover cost of remedies. Thyroid-Lymph
Co., boo uee uiug., umaiiu. i wi a-;
tiii". Wvomlng Cuttle and Investment com
puny Is now offering u limited number of
chnres nf stork for sulo ut pur. This Is
tho safest and best paying investment on
the market. If you have money to Invest,
either in smuii or large amounts, uuarcss,
1615 Howard til., caro union i-riniing uo.
i ti
FOR SALE, best fruit, confectionery, to
.nd ice :ieam business In u good
town; sales, 11,000 per month; reasons for
selling, other business tequlres all my
time. C 19. Bee. v MVil -J
have Jl.Otfl to I5.0W to Invest in estab
lished hardware huEiness lu weitorn Iowa
or eastern Nebraska. AddresB P. (). Box
U3, Shenandoah, la. Y 931 36
niii'fi store: snnn for doctor or phar-
muclst; Invoice 1630; Bmall town euBtern
Kansas; must sell now. C 17, JJee.
MEDICAL.
DR. PRIES, the acknowledged leading spe
cialist in discuses ot women in umunu,
would call the attention ot suffering ladles
to his unsurpassed accommodations be
fore and during conltnement, and nu
treutment for Irregulurltles, no mutter
what cnuse Call or address, with stump,
Dr. Pries, -1313 Dodge St., Omaha. Neb.
230 J 23
VIRTLAMA cures Impotency, resulting
from Indiscretions or debility; gives vi
tality, vigor -ebiorlng lesln-s. ambitions,
usplratlons of youth, health, tilting tor
success, happiness in bublness, profes
sional, social, murrled life; 12, or 3 for 15.
Sent any w hero prepaid on receipt of
prlco The Kldd Drug Co.. Elgin. 111.
American Office, retull, wholesale, Myeis
Dillon Drug Co.. Omuha; M. A. Dillon,
South Omaha, Da .'is Drug Co., Council
Bluffs. Full llnu legitimate rubber guods.
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 615 N. Y. I Rldtr. Tel.
1664, Alice Johnson, D. O., ladles' dept.;
1 Gld. E. Johnson, Osteopathlst, Mgr.
DONOIIUE. Osteopath. Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367
. -375
A. T. HUNT, D. O , 305 Karbach Blk, Tel 2352
-37
DRESSMAKING.
ACCORDION nnd knife pleutlng; nlso pink
Ing und covered buttons u socially;
promptness nnd lowest rates In all our
work; mall orders solicited. Dei Moines
Skirt und Corset Mfg. Co., 720-2 Grand
ave., Des Moines, Itu
FOIt SALE HEAL U STAT 1-5,
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the
Union Purine Ilnllroad company. 11. A.
McAllaster. land commissioner, t'nlon
j Pacific Headquarters, Omahi, Neb.
RE-nW7
POR SALE, cheap, tny residence, 2137 9 . 3Sd
si i an moaern. iippiy "'V ?'"'"
Merchants' National bank. U. Me
gcath. RE MSStf
FOR SALE, KM acres of land at it bargain,
in section tmrty iw, in un kuu,
Neb. Address F. J. Neasham, Ottumwo,
la. RE-M9W Vi
HOUSES and lots In all parts of. city: a o
acre property and farm landv lhe O. F.
Davis Co., Room 552, Bee iiuiiaing.
RE-3,0
. IRRIGATED LAND FOR SALE.
n 1 the rich valley of Loup river 1 can offer
for sale many tarms at reasonable prlcts,
1 his land Is a rich sandy luum and pro-
duces elegant Props. The farmers are fust
putting their 'and Into alfalfa, which
brings them line returns, three and four
crops a year being harvested at little or
no expense, netting as high as 130 per
acre income each year Most of this land
Is under n line irrigating canal, with a
steudy .-ttid reliable How of water from
thu Louu river. I will name u few pieces.
8W acres, 1 inlio from county seat, 20 acres
meadow, bulunra mixture land. Price, SiuO,
20u acres Vi mile from county eent; good 8
room house, orchard, lots ot timber, J
acres fan be Irrigated, 20 ucres Hno ul
falfa, US acres pasture. Price, St.uW.
ICO acres, house, windmill, orchard, SO acres
pasture, W acres farm Und, 4U ucres Irri
gated. Price, J1.."0.
32t acres, 10u tindir plow, balance pasture;
..wuoi, n ,111,11,111, LIU 1 II. 1 1 ivij
KO acres, line place for stock, frame house,
urcuuru, uarn, plenty 01 water ami lim
ber. Prlre. Imii.
2W crei, 75 acres plow land, balance pas-
vuic, ou cuuu ciay son. i-ncc prx utic,
w acres cuuivuieu, o tr uuiv.
ivj ucris, w icrti cultivated, i ier a;rc.
10 acres, with fenced mem!
cut w to 75 tons hay, smal
meadow tiiut win
hnv. small frame house
and Stablf . trnnil tttnrlf farm. Prlrn. fl.l'jO.
Many others that are good bargains. All
una iunu win produce tne oest 01 uuaiia,
with a good market und ready sale at
food prices, being near the cuttle ranges.
Write for tmrtliuilnrR.
H. A. STEWART. Taylor. Louti County.
Neb. HE 575
fnKMnKT VKTltlARlf A
FOR SALE, acre property adjoining tha
cuy in tracts or irom a acres to 40 acres.
Also business and residence lots, bv Rich
ards, Kccne .& Co. RE M77S 21
CORN LANDS and stock ranches In tht
corn ueit country. Write for my list.
W, H. Clements. Lyons. Neb.
v RE 166
SEE HENRY I), PAYNE, C01 N. Y. LIFE.
Ml'- iH
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 12l3 Farnam St.
RE-G3
HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also
nro insurance. Bemls, .l'uxton uik.
RE 371
FOR SALE Two-story rcsldenco, with two
lois, fronting on iiarney street, near mn
street. Price, only 1I,X). Apply. The
Byron Reed Co., 212 S. llth St.
UE 660 13
A FEW properties near the High school at
very reasonable prices.
11,373.00 for 4-room house, 30-ft. cast front lot.
11,776.00 for 7-room house, 3C-ft. east front lot.
tl.950.0u for 6-room house, 30-ft, south front
JOl.
12.550.CO for small house and Cflxfri ft. S. W.
corner, 25th and Chicago sts.
1975.00 for 33-ft. vacant lot on 22d St., be"-
-".... viiiiiuiinti uuu uviiKiri riu.
Pavement, permanent sidewalks, sewer.
water and gas in street In front of above
properties and all taxes nalri.
Favorable terms, with monthly payments,
if desired.
GEORGE AND COMPANY, 1C01 Farnam St.
UE M962 14
LOST.
. ' 77. ; . . ,
LP,ST'. Auditorium brick No. 425. Reward
w..
Lost-2l
A DARK bay how. 7 years old. weight
i'uuuup. oiruyeu uway. iieturn 10 rs
J. Nelsen, 61st and Grover sts. Reward.
Lost-M942 12-
SHORTHAND ANP( TYPEWRITIXG.
A. C. VAN SANT'S.,fjloo!,V"17.N, v. LUe.
nnvr fs: rniier. i ntA rnnt,
"ah ldg. P '
NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Bovd's
illiaicr, 373
GREGG Shorthand.
Om. C. Col., 1G & Doug
380
SATIN SKIN SPECIALTIES.
BEST for you, because best made. Satin
sum eoap. creum ana Powder. Use Is
proai. 77U
ANYONE wanting lovely satin skin should
apply fragrant Sutln-Skln Cream und
Powder. 2oc. y37 12
PATENTS.
PATENTS No fee unless successful. Sues
& to ueo uiag,, umana, kcd. Advlco
tree. lss jyj5
WILL BUY any good invention or .patent,
A ,1,1 ..... t tj ri r i , i , .
VLA UUA IW, irO .UU1I1U21, 1U.
373
MASON, FENWICK & LAWRENCE
wasnington, D. c. H. J. Cowglll, ugent
oiu immKC oiock, umunu, ieD, '.bb
LA UND It V.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
:c; cuns, ic. jidu i.cuvenwortn. Tel. H7,
3i8
BICVCI.HB.
PRICES that will surprise you; must clear
out tne mock ot new anu Hrrnnd-inmii
bicycles; second-hand wheels from 2.50
up; new ones, 112 up. Louis Fletcher, 1622
i;upiiui ave, ili.
PIANO TUNING.
PIANOS tuned. 11.60. F. Lessentln. Mandel
oers s jeweiry store, t-uxton dik, Tel, ikj,
2i Jy 'i
FISHING AND PLEASLKU HliSOUT.
IF YOU want good bass and croppy fishing
go to Laugdon, Mo. Very best o hotel
accommodations, Plenty of boats and
minnow, -vruo it. a. uuimar lor rates,
876-
II i:va HI).
u.-w uc,uu uuercu mi me urresi anu
conviction of tho party who entered and
stole shoes from the store of H. Meier at
Elkhorn, Neb., tho night of June 27. Cltt
zens Corri., Elkhorn, Neb. 417 29
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
and Luke Sts, 370
ACCORDION PLEATING.
ACCORDION pleating; cheapest, best,
quickest. Mrs. A. C. .Mark, 3 E. Cor. 17th
and Farnam. 3S2
BOILER .MAKERS.
OMAHA Boiler Works, steam boIler,.tanks,
stacks, etc. Tel. 1359. 12th and Izard Su.
-ai
EXPERT A I'C'OUNTA NT.
LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc., day or even
ing, R 15, Coin. Nut. Bunk. G. R. Rathhnn,
M
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat
ing; all business confidential, 1S01 Douglas,
-3k3
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED.
Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg.
321
FURNITURE REPAUtlNG.
TEL. 1331, M. S Walklln, 2uTcumlng 6t,
-364
ELOCLTION.
ELLA DAY, 1900 Dodge Mn Wd Thjr, Sat
1 jy
nitr.XSMAKlNG.
IN families.
Miss Sturdy, 2576 H.imey
7i AW
WANTED TO BORROW.
WANT to borrow H.OuO on flrst-clas im
proved residence property In Omaha C
22, Bee. -3-0 12
PO.XTOITICi: NOTICE.
(Should be read dally by all interested, oji
changes may occur at any time.)
Foreign malls for the week indlng JU.
13. 1901, will close (PROMPTLY In all cases) .
at the general postomcc as follows: Purccis
post mulls close one hour earlier than cF?-.
lug time shown below. Parcels post mull
for Germany close ut 5 p. in. Wednesday.
Regular and supplementary mall close
at foreign branch half hour later than
closing time shown below.
I'riinn-Atlniitlt' Mnlt.
SATURDAY-At 7:30 a. m
LANDS dlroct. per s. s.
for NETHER
Potsdam (mall
s. Pot.dam');
must be directed "per
at 9:30 a. m. for SCOTLAND direct, per
s. s. Anchorla (mall must be directed
"per s. s. Abehorla"); at 10:30 a. m. (sup
plementary 12 m.) for EUROPE, per s. s.
Campania, via Queenstown.
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-Thls steamer
takes Printed Matter. Commercial Pa-
pern und Samples for Germany only. Th
sam
ie class of mall matter for other parts .
Eur,.i- will not be sent by this ship
of KuriiiH-
unless sneclaltv directed by her
After the fcloslng of the supplementary
TrAtis-Atlantlc malls, named above addi
tional supplementary malls are opened on
the piers of the American, English,
French and German stcumer and remain
open until within ten minutes of the hour
of railing of steamers
FRIDAY At 12 m. for MEXICO, per s. s.
Seneca, via Tamplto (mull must bo di
rected "per s. s. Seneca"); at 11 p. m.
for NEWFOUNDLAND, per s. s. Corcan,
from Philadelphia.
SATURDAY At 9 a. m. (supplementary
9:30 a. m.) for PORTO RICO, VENEZU
ELA and CURACAO, per s. s. Philadel
phia (mail for Havanlllu and Carthngcna
must be dlrcctod 'per s. s. Philadelphia"),
at :30 a. m. for ARGENTINE REPUB
LIC, URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, per
a. s. Sallust; at 9:30 a. ni. (supplementary
10:30 a. m ) for FORTUNE ISLAND, JA
MAICA, SAVANILLA and CARTHA
OENA. pet1 s. s Altai (mall for Costa
Rlcu must lc directed "per s. s. Altai' );
at 9:30 a. m, (supplementary 10:30 u. m.)
for HAITI and bANTA MAKTA, per s, s.
Andes; at 10 a. m for CUBA, jer s. e.
Mexico, via Havana; at 12:3o p. m. for
MATANZA3, CA1BAHIEN, NUEVITA6,
GIBARA and BARACOA, per s. s. Ollmla
(ordinary mall only, which must be di
rected "per s. s. Ollnda ); at 1 p. m.
(supplementary 1:30 p. m.) for BERMUDA,
per s. s, Trinidad.
Mulls for Newfoundland, bv rail to North
Sydney, nnd thence by steamer, close at
this office dally at 6:30 p. m. (connecting
closo here every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday. Malls fcr Mlquelon, by rail to
Boston, and thence by steamer, closo at
this crilco dally at 6:30 v. m. Malls for
Cuba, by rull to Port Tampa, Fla., and
tliencc uy steamer, Close ut mis oinco
dullv (oxeetit Sunday) at e.OO n. in. (the
connecting closes are on Monday, Wednes
day and sr.iuruayt. .Minis ror cuoa, uy
rail to Miami, Fla,, and thence by steamer,
closo at this office every Sunduy ut 6:W
a. ni, Mans tor .Mexico cuy, overiana, un
less specially addressed for dispatch by
steamer, close at this olllce dally at 1:30
B, m. and li:w p. m. .Minis tor costa idea,
i-llio. Puerto Cortez and Guatemala, by
rail to New Orleans, and thence by steamer,
close at this ofllco dally at '1:30 p. m.
(connecting closes here Mondays for Belize,
Puerto Cortez und Guatemala und Tues
days for Costa Rica). 'Registered mull
closes ut 6:00 p. m. previously.
Trana-Paolllc Mnlln.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which is forwarded via uurope), Jsew
Zealand, Fiji, Samoa and Hawuil, via
sun Francisco, ciose nere uany at t:w p.
m. after June 23 and un to July 0. In
clusive, or on arrival of a. b. Cam pun la,
due at New York July "6, for dispatch
. per a. a. sierra.
Malls for China und Japan, via Tucomu,
closo here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to July
11, Inclusive, for dispute
n
per b. 8. 'Brae
TTiri r
Malls for Hawaii. Japan. China and Phil
ippine islands, via sun i rancisco, close
hero daily at 6:30 n. in. uu to July "12.
inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Nippon
Maru.
Mulls for Hawaii. vl& San Francisco, closo
bere dully at 6:30 p. m. up to July "is, tor
aisnutcn ner s. n. eaianuia.
Malls for China and Jnpan. via Seattle.
closo nere uuny at t:3J p. m. up to Juiy
17, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. b. Ku?.i
Maru (registered mull must be directed
"via Seattle ).
Malls for Hawaii, China, Japan and Phil
ippines, via tsun Fruncisco. close hero
dally at 6:30 p. m. up to July "JO, !n
elusive, for dlsimtch per s. s. Peru.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
wnicn goes via Europe, una .New .eniauu
which goes via Sun Frunclsco). and FIJI
Island, via Vancouver, closo here dally
at :80 p. m. after July and up to
Julv 2o. inclusive, for d snatch per s. h.
Aorangl (supplementary malls, via Senttlo
nnd Vlctorlu), cloBe at 6;S0 p. m. July 21.
Malls for China and Japan, via Vancouver,
close here dally ut 6:30 p. m. up to July
21 Inclusive, for dispatch ner s. s. Em
press of India (registered mall must bo
directed "via Vancouver").
Mulls for Australia (except West Australia,
which Is forwarded via Europe), New
Zealand, FIJI, Samoa nnd Hawaii, via San
Franclnco, close hero daily nt 6:30 p. m.
after July 21 and up to July 27, inclusive,
or on arlval of s. s. Etrurla, due ut New
York July 27. for dlsputch per s. s. So
noma. Trans-Puclflc malls are forwarded to port
of sailing dally and the schedule of closing
Is arranged on the presumption of their un
interrupted overland transit. Registered
mall closes at 6 p. m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster.
Postofllce, New York, N. Y July 5. 1W1.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR SCHOOL AND HOSP1
tnl Buildings and Building Mulurlals.
Department of the Interior, Office ot Indian
Affairs. Washington, D. C, June 23. 1901.
Seuled pioposula, endorsed "Proposuls for
Bulldlngh, Genou, Neb.," and addressed to
the Commissioner of Indian AffulrB, Wash
ington, D. C, will bo received at tho In
dian Office until two o'clock p. m. of July
29, 1901, for furnishing und delivering iho
necessary materials and labor required to
construct and complt'to ut the Genoa In
dlun School, Nebruxktt, u brick school build
ing und u frame hospital building, luclud-
U.,ul.l " Plilnnnn 111 1 1. a tl t , 1 1 .-I ru
and
the
, Traders' Exchange. Omoha. Neb,
Builders nnd Traders Exchange. Mllwuu-
kee, Wis., tho Northwestern Manufactur
ers' Association, St. Paul, Minn., the U.
S. Indian Warehouses at 815 Howard street,
Omaha, Neb., 235 Johnson Btieet, Chlcugo,
III., und 77 Woostcr street, New York, N.
y., und ut tho school. Seuled pro
posals, endorsed "Proposals for Building
Materials." und addresed to W. II Win,.
low, Genoa. Nib., will be received at the
Indian school until two u clock p. m. of
July 29. 1901, for furnishing and delivering
ut tho school, an required, about 42,000 feet
of lunioer, assorted; tc.i") smngies, M win
dow fcaMi, 25,(K brick, 25 barrels lime, sumo
sand, rails and hinges, as per list und
spvelttcatlons at the school. For further
information appiy to w. 11 winsiow, su
perintendent, Indian School, Jenoa, Neb.
yV. A. JONES, Commissioner,
RAILWAY TLML CARD.
BURLINGTON &. Mis
souri River Rallrcad
"Tho Burlington Route
General Offices, North
west Corner Tenth und
Farnam Streets. Ticket
TaTeuhena 511). Burlington Station, Tenth
unite, r uruam ouia,. i
and Ma.oit SUeut. 'ielepnuiie 12s.
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln. Huatlnus and
McCooa -1 :3 urn a 7:35 pin
Lincoln, Denver, Colo
rado. Utah, Californlu u 4:2a pm a 3:00 Pm
AllUnce Express u 4:Jo pm a 3:00 pm
Lincoln &. Black HUH., a l:w pm a 6:45 um
Montana, Pust Suund..a 9:00 pm a 6:45 um
Lincoln Fast Mall L 3:10 pm a 9.17 um
Wymorc, Beatrice und
Lincoln , a b;40 am bll:55 um
Deiwr Colorado, Utun
and California u 6:15 am
Fort Crook. Bo. Bend,
LouUvllle. Pluttsm'tn.b 3:20 pm bll:03 um
Bellevue. P.ittsmouth &
Pacific Junction a 7:40 pm a 8:20 am
Bellevue, PUttcmouth &
j-ii. it" Junction u 3:10 am
a Doliy. b Dll except Sunday.
tsTlnMvlVB.
RAILWAV TIME CARDS.
KANSAS (.ITV ST Jo
seph Ac Council Blurts
lu . road "The Btirilnct-n
Route Ticket Oflue. IM
1 arr.am Street. Telephone
. Depot, Tenth and
.Muson Streets. Teie
plunu 12S.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City DaVKx a v..o urn u S ii pm
Kansas Clt Nliiht h. .ul0:50 pm a 6:15 am
St. Liuls Flyct, t T St
Joseph ar.d St. Louis. a s;l4 pm all;l$ am
a Daliy.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON
& Cjulncy Railroad "Tho
Burlington Route" Ticket
Ollite, imj Farnam Street.
Telephone 230. Depot,
'lentn and Mason Streets.
Telephone 12S.
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight C !:!.ago Spe
cial a 7:00 am a!0:20 pm
Chkago Wrtl'-'tnea x-u 4:tw pin a 7:45 am
, l , "H" 1 . a) Kxi,ress.u 9:3) urn a 4;03 p
Sf cago Limited I . ...a .:W pin a 7:4i a,
r.",",'1 " ' a 2:13 p
" i'.1 r
"J1"
11,
m
tn
sS
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad City Ticket Of
fice, Hu2 Farnam Street.
Telephone, 215. Depot,
Tenth and Marcy Streets.
Leave. Arrive.
Chltubo i'.xptess .
Chlcugo Limited..
Mlniuaoclts .V .
Ltei
Mllilu.il'Ol!? Ac St.
u i.w am a ailu p;n
u 7.45 pm a i.tii uui
r uul
b 7:W am b 9:40 pm
Paul
a 7:43pm a 8:03 am
Limited
Fort Podco Local from
Council lJluffs b 4:j0 pm a 8:15 am
Fort Dodge Local from
Council Jlulfs a 6:00 am
a Dally, b Dully except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
v!f?; 515 - Mm
..i'.", , v nrt ouinrv" "M Hm
Local a 7:0) am a 9:00 pm
u uany.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-road-General
Offices and
Ticket Offices, Southeast
Corner 14th und Douglas
Sts. 'J elephone, 104. Depot,
union station.
Leave. Arrive.
and
Kansas
City Express a l:w am
K. C, St. L. Express.. a 10:m) pm
..a lu:00 am a 6:23 pm
a out am
Leave from loth
and
Webster ntrreu:
NebrasKa i.ocnl.
Via
Wfcilis ,aier u 1:10 pm al0:45 am
a Dally." ; Dally except Sunday.
land Routu" General" Offices!
N. E, Cor. Ninth and Furnnm I cl
Streets. City Ticket Office, 1S24 I
Farnam street. Teicpnone, 816.
Depot, Tenth and .Marcy Sis.
Telephone, 629.
Leave. Arrive
The Overland Limited.. a s:20 am a 7:30 pm
The Chicago-Portland
Special f-p 'm a 7:30 pm
The Fast Mall tt.?;kJ ttm a pm
The Mall und express .all:3j ptu a 4:25 pm
The Colorado Special ...ull:35 pm a e:50 am
Lincoln, ueairice anu
Htrumsburi.- Express, .b 4:0u pm b!2:30 nm
The Pacillc Express. ...a 4:25 p.n
Tho Atuuut. Express. . . a 6 50 am
Grand Island ixicai o s;ju pm o ;jo am
a Daily, b uany except cunaay.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISL
and & Paclric Railroad
-"The Great Rork
Island Route" City
Ticket Office, 1323 Far.
nam Street. Telephone,
42S. Depot, Tenth and
Marcy Streets. Tele
phone, C9.
Leave. Arrive.
EAbl.
Chicago Daylight Spe... a 6:00 am a 2:00 am
Des Moines ano uaven
port Local a 7:25 am bll:3S am
Chlcngo Express bll:15 am u 5:10 am
Des .Moines lonn a :.u pm a 4:45 pm
Chicago Fast Express. .a 6:00 pm a 1.25 pm
Des Moines. Rock Isl
and and Chicago u 7:40 pm a 9:33 pm
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Lim...a 2:00 am a 6:00 am
Lincoln, Colorado Spgs.,
Denver, Pueblo and
West a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm
Colorado. Oklahoma &
Texas Flyer .a 5:20 pm a 9:50 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
FREMCrT. ELKHORN &
Musourl Valley Railroad
"The Northwestern
Line" Generul Offices.
United Stutes Nutlonal
Tiunk Bui dine. S. W
Corner Twelfth und Fur-
nam Sts. Ticket Office. 141)1 Furnum St.
Telephone, 561. Depot, 15th and Webster
bis. leiepnuno, its.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills. Deadn-ood.
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm u 5:00 pm
yomiug, casper and
Douglas d 3:00 pm o 5:00 pn
Hastings, York, David
city, bupeilor, Geneva,
xelcrund Sewurd....!
.b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Norlolk. eiuigre una
Fremont ,.. b 7:3o urn bl0:25 am
Lliicom, wa:.ao Si Fre
mont , b 7:30 am bl0:25 am
Fremont Locul c 7:30 am
c Dally, b Dally except Sunuuy. c Sun
duy only d Dally except Saturday.
Dully except Monday.
CHICAGO & NORTH
western Rull way "The
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Office. 1401
Farnam St. Telephone,
L61. Depot, Tenth ulld
Marcy Streets. Tele
phone, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Duyllght Chicago Spe-
, cial a 7:00 urn nll:30 pm
Chicago Passengv-r a 4:15 pm a 8:41) urn
Lastern Express, Des
Moines, MarshulHown,
Cedar Rapids und
Chicago al0:53 am a 4:05 pm
Eastern Snoclal. Chi
cago und iuat,.., a 4:55 pm a 4:05 pm
Fast Mall. Chlcugo to
Omaha a 2:43 pm
Oinahu-Chlcugo L't'd...a 7:45 pm u &:uo urn
rust Mall n t:3u am
Ctdar ruplds Passenger. u l:M pm
a Dully.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL.
Minneapolis & umuhu
Rullwuy "Tho North
western Line ' General
Offices, Ncurasku Divl
bluu, 15tn ana Webster
Sts. Cltv Tlekut ninco.
1401 Furnurn 8L Telephone, 5bl. Depot,
I5lh und Webster Sts. Mulephone, 145b.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin . it i'astenger. .
Sioux City Pubsunger.
Emerson Locul
a Dully
. ,u C;u) urn u 9:10 pm
..a. 2:15 pm all.lu uiu
..b 5:3o pm b S.O'j am
BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Rullroad "The North
western Line" General
Twin City Lxpresd..
Twin City Limited..
..a 6:a5 urn ulu.26 pm
.oo pm u fc.io am
Sioux lity Local a b:w am
u I ally.
u 3:50 pm
Cy 1 AGr?' 1 kWAUKEE
. St-.IIaul Itllwu.v-Clty
Street lt?' l'arm
iJopo . Tenth and Maso ,
Streets. Telephone, .9
Leave Arrli
Chicago .t Omaha Ex..b 7:15 nm b 3-40 nm
Chicago Limited Ex a 6:00 pm a S:03 un.
a Daily b Dally except Sunday.
WABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Office. 1415 Farnam
Street. Telephone. 222. De,
put. Tenth and Marcy Sts
Telephone. R2S
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis
Express
Cannon Ball"
Lan" a 5.15 pm a 8:20 am
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL
road Omaha. Kansas city
& Eastern Rntlroad-"Tha
Qulncy Route" Ticket Of
fice, 1415 Farnam St. Tele,
phone. 222. Depot, Tenth
und Marcy Sts. Telephone,
CM.
Leave. Arrive.
Cannon Bah
St Louis
KvpreB
Kansas City and Qulncy
Local
a 7:00 am a 9:00 pm
u Daily-
Direct Route to Olangow K,hlliUlon
ANCHOR LINE
teaiiikhlpa from New Vork Weekly for
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY,
Saloon. 130 and up. Second Cabin. 132.50 and
up. Third Cluss, 26 and upwards.
For Illustrated folder and further Informa
tion apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Chicago, or
J. S McNALLY. 1323 Farnam St.,
GEO. E. ABBOTT. 1824 Farnam St.. Omaha.
V
IDENTIFIES HER ASSAILANT
Mrj Marks DicUrn Pslioi Han thi
Rijkt Van Airtitid.
HE GIVES NAME OF EDWARD MORGAN
PrUnnrr Is from Connell Illofla nnl
fnjm He Una n AVIfr nnd Tito
Children Identification
Seem to He Poaltlre.
Little .Mary Marks of Dundee, recently
the victim of a criminal assault. Is positive
that she has discovered her assailant.
Edward Morgan Is under arrest for the
assault on the Marks girl.
He was arrested at S yesterday morn
ing while driving on Center street, near
Ruser's park.
Morgan says lie Is married, has two chil
dren and lixes near the Driving park In
Council Bluffs. He denies that he com
mitted the assault on Mary Marks, hut the
story he relates to the police as to hla
whereabouts during the Inst few weeks Is
Inconsistent nnd Improbahlr.
He admits that he droo through Dundee
on the day the crime was committed and
says that ho went there to look for a friend
whom he had not seen for two year. When
asked to give this friend's name he said
It was rinrk, but could give no Informa
tion as to where Clark jnlglit be found.
Murgr.n was arrested by Officers llrlgg
and Krorgcr of the South Omaha force nnd
was taken, with his dclapldntrd rig, direct
to the South Omaha Jail, nfter which the
eherifl's ofllco was notified by telephone,
Sheriff Power was not at his office when the
news of tho arrest came, having started
in the morning with Deputy Plynn, out
through tho country to search for tho man
who wos seen by .Mary Marks nnd her
mother Wcdncoday.
Iileiitlllrnllon rrm Pnslllie.
Deputy Sheriff Jones, as roon as word was
received that n suspect was under arrest,
went after tho Marks girl nnd took her to
South Omaha, When the little girl woe
hown Morgan's horse nnd buggy ho dc-
ared they were tho tamo as were used by
her aesullont. Tho buggy Is an old one
and has many peculiar marks to distinguish
It from other vehicles, and In It was a.
dinner bucket, which the little girl posi
tively Identified aJ being the bucket which
was In the buggy in which she was carried
away. Tho horse is a small bay and the
Marks girl was also posltlvo In Identfy-
lng It.
After making sure that tho horse nnd
buggy were the same as were used by her
assailant, the girl was taken Into Morgan's
presence. She Immediately declared that
he was tho roan who hod assaulted her. A
Jackknlfe which had been taken from tho
prisoner was then shown to the girl and
she said It was the same kind of a knife as
her assailant flourished.
Tho little girl was asked If there was any
chance for her to he mistaken In her Iden
tification of tho man and the horse nnd
buggy and sho declared there was none,
She was absolutely sure that tho officers
had the right man under arrest.
Morgan Is about 30 years of age. has darl.
hair and a small red mustache. He weart
Jean pants, heavy shoes and a slouch hni
Prisoner fines to Lincoln.
As soon as Sheriff Power heard of the
arrest he went to South Omaha and took
charge of tho prlsonor. As there was con
siderable danger of a mob attempting to
take Morgan tho sheriff decided that it
would bo best not to bring him to
Omaha, but -to take him to tho peni
tentiary at Lincoln.. Tho sheriff nnd his
prisoner, nccompanlcd by Deputy Flynn,
left South Omaha for Lincoln at 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
In South Omaha the party boarded tho
Burlington train at Thlrty-flfth und L
streets, and despite an undercurrent of talk
there was no demonstration.
The man who says his namo Is Ed
Morgan is bollevcd to be Edward Morgel,
who lives northwest of the Driving park
on what is known as Big Lake Island, u
piece of Innd belonging to the city of
Council Bluffs and lying between Big lako
and tho river.
Morgel was arrested In 1S91, charged
with a similar crime to that of which ho
Is now accused. Ho was convicted, but
appealed to tho supreme court, which
finally, In 1893, confirmed tho verdict of
the lower court and Morgel was taken to
the penitentiary, where he served a sen
tence of fifteen months.
Scienco has found that rheumatism !s
caused by urle acid In the blood. ThU
poison should be excreted by tho l-'inoys.
Foley's Kldtie Cure always ma' horn
well.
ARMY OFFICERS ON TRIAL
Our ATiinI or Murderlnar a N'atlte
nnd Another nf Striking
a Prlvntr.
MANILA, July 11. Tho trial of Lieu
tenant Brown of the Second Infantry,
charged with murdering, near Blnangonan,
Infanta province, n natlvo who was
suspected of responsibility In the death of
a soldier, began today. Thn soldier re
ferred to was drowned while a detachmont
of tho Second Infantry was swimming a
river under fire. Tho lieutenant, at the
time of the occurrence, questioned the na
tlvo and tho latter bolted, whereupon
Drown shot him dead.
Captain Francis II. Fremont, also of the
Second Infantry, is being tried for striking
a soldier. The court hns requested that a
witness now in Washington be ordered
hero to testify.
An an outgrowth of the Ill-feeling exist
ing In some quarters It developed recently
that H. Phelps Whltmarsh, tho governor
of Benguet (who has been ordered hero to
have certain charges against him Investi
gated), hnd a physical encounter with Sec
retary Otto Seherer of that province, who
disapproved of the governor's administra
tion. The United States commlsslonetH be
lieve Schcrer is true to the Interests of
the natives.
LEAVES TO JESCUE PEARY
Herbert IlrlilKiium Slnrt on Loiih
.Journey tn the Krotcn
North.
NEW YORK, July 11. Herbert L. Brldg
man, t-ecretary of tho Peary Arctic club and
head of the expedition to tho north by which
it Is hoped to discover the fate of Explorer
R. E. Peary, his wife and little daughter,
left at noon today for Sidney, B. C, which
will be his sailing point-
Mr. John Tlppls, Colton, O,, says:
"Foley Honey and Tar cured my little
girl of a severe cough and Inflamed ton
sils." Summtr Ttun in Likt Mlihliaii.
THK KUKOANT UAMITOH
STEAMSHIP BWIaBWI B WW
id liim ror im HtMnor. sn4in ana
0nt4lu Feint. GpmU) !Ut U PtB-AnMleui.
LEAVES OHIOAOOAli FOLLOWSl
T 1 . m. Tksr. 11 k. - . ..
Manltou Staamahlp Company,
OFFICE ft DOCKt, Ruth anN. Wlltf III., ChlMfe.