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OMAHA DAILY BEE TUESDAY JUNE 3 1684.
THE ADVENTISTS ,
The Preliminaries Tor llio Camp
Mooting In Gngo County.
Correspondence of THE HUB.
BEATRICE , May 30. Wo are holding a
\ Borioa of meetings here preparatory to the
camp mooting proper which begins
Wednesday Juno 4 , and continues until
Juno 10.
There nro about fifty strong earnest
workers making preparations for a largo
gathering ; preparing the grounds nnd
pitching the tonta , BO that the "Gotten
City" already makes a grand showing ,
the central figure being the mammoth
pavillion 70x120 foot.
Now arrivals on nearly every train.
On Wednesday there was n goodly at
tendance. The services were conducted
by Elder Cudnoy. His topic was the
"Iliso and Fall ef the Four Great King
doms of the Past , " as predicted by the
Prophet Daniel , and spoken of in his
prophecy.
The second meeting , hold Thursday
night , consisted of a lecture by Elder
Caniol Nottluton. The subject was the
aamo as that , introduced by Elder A. J ,
Cudnoy the previous evening the
prophecies of the I3iblo. IIo took tor his
text Joel II , 1 : "Blow yo the trumpet
in Zion , and sound an alarm in my holy
mountain ; lot all the inhabitants of the
land tremble ; for the day of the Lord
comcth ; it is nigh at hand. " Ho showed
by this and other passages of scripture
that this language applies to God's minis
ters , who are set as watchmen to give
warning of coining events , and that God
has novur brought any great judgment or
pvont upon the earth without first warn
ing the people. ' 'Surely the Lord God
would bo nothing , but llo rovoaloth His
secret unto his servants , the prophets. "
Amos HI , 7.
The speaker then proceeded to show by
the prophecies , the position wo occupy in
the great stream of time. Taking up the
lines of prophecy brought to view in the
Bovonth and eighth chapters of Daniel ,
ho showed that from the tlmo of Daniel
to the oud of this world's history there
wore to bo but four universal kingdoms ,
namely : Babylon , Modo-Porsia , Grecla
nnd ilomo. Three of these kingdoms
having passed away , nnd the fourtli and
last ( Rome ) , has continued since 1G1 B.
0. in its unit nnd divided between the
years 350 and 483 , A. D. , unto ton parts
ns shown by the symbols of the prophecy ,
and known as the ton kingdoms of
Europe.
The older showed by the various proph
ecies that the next event to occur will bo
the setting up of God's everlasting king
dom ; which is ushered in by the second
coining of ( Jhrist. To prove these posi
tions ho quoted history both sacred and
profano.
The attendance was good , the tent being -
ing well filled.
ELEVATION.
Remarkable Growth of a New Town
in tlio Iioup Vnlloy.
Correspondence of Ins BKE.
ELBA , Nnu. , May 28. Elba , a live on-
torpiiaing little burg in Howard county ,
has just struck a building boom , nnd the
indications are that there will bo a thrifty
and prosperous town horo. It is ton
miles from St. Paul and is surrounded by
one of the finest agriculture sections in
the state. Last fall Elba shipped more
grain than Scotia and North Loup com
bined , this proving conclusively that the
town has n good agricultural backing.
Mr. W. Merriam , of Omaha , who has
largo Interests here , says the town is cer
tain to make ono o ? the best business
points in the famous North Loup valley.
JFor beauty of location the place is
unexcelled by any in the west
The few business men now here are
having a good trade , and all nro sanguine
of the prosperity and future greatness of
Elba. There are several lines of busi
ness not represented ; our wants are few
but urgent , and to the right kind of men
success is certain. Wo want a shoemaker ,
a butcher , n doctor , a druggist , a furniture -
turo dealer , n brick maker nnd carpen
ters. They can nil prosper with ua.
There nro now two hotels hero nnd a res
taurant , all doing well. There are two
general stores , and their smiling proprie
tors iissuro us they are having big s lea ;
two blacksmith shops and n hardware
store , a credit to a town of 2,000 popula
tion ; two livery stables and ono of the
best lumber yards in Nebraska ; there are
Agricultural men , real estate men , insur
ance men , and all acorn well satisfied.
Elba not only receives trade from How
ard county , but from a largo part of
Sherman and Grecley us well.
The Elba Sun , a lively little journal ,
just started by A. H. Lewis , founder of
the St.Paul/Yio > ior ; ) / * and the Grcdcy
. . Tribune , believes Elba bound to bo
the best grain market of the North Loup
country. Better prices nro paid for grain
hero than in the neighboring towns.
Land of the best quality ranges from
$10 to $20 per aero , owing to the quality
of improvements.
To the business man as well na the
farmer nnd artisan , wo say , como and
Elba before you make a location else
where. Wo ask you simply to BOO the
place , and will leave the rest to your
judgment and common sonso.
Respectfully , HOWAHIJ.
UK HAD ONljY ELEVEN WIVES.
Five ofTncia Toll How They Were
Deceived ,
Phlladolphl * Ilocoril. i
Eleven wiycH in the number of women
that Peter Tatro claims ho was married
to , and of these fiva have boon found
and living and well , each mourning the
loaa of the hnaband. The othorhalf dozen
will no doubt bo found within a short
time , Tatro was sentenced in the United
States District Court on Monday uuder
the name of John A. Moore , and sent to
the Eastern Penitentuary for two yoaw ,
and fined § 500. lie wtts charged with
having personated n pension a ent and
forging a pensioner's name to a voucher.
The man la 53 years of age , and a native
of Franklin county , Now Yuik. Ho is
a'Tceablo in manners and hia ways were
to entertaining that within ten yeats
five women consented to become his
after a brief courtships. This py dp
ceivor appeared at Brockport , M. i. , in
1873 , and ufter a brief wooing made
Mies Ella Webb hia wife , giving his iu nt
as JStone. . The honeymoon was not
over before the nun began a despera'o
flirt ition with a widdow named I aronna ,
ofC ndor. N. Y. , and in a month lu
deserted the UrocVport wife and made
Mra , Parsons Mrs. Sheldon Uurlolgh.
In a few months ho tired of this female ,
and early ono morning took a train for
the West , llo concluded to stop off at
South Bond , Intl. , nnd , under the name
of 11. 0 , Pomroy , proclaimed himself a
United States Provost Marshal. The
man's manners made him a favorite , and
in the goodness of his heart ho ottered to
prosecute a number of doubtful pension
claims , always taking care to obtain a
small foo. yhilo otig.igccl in this busi
ness ho married a Miss Mason.
But his wickedest oxpHt was at Wabash ,
Indiana. In 1878 , under the name of J ,
W. JcnUs , ho became acquainted with
Miss M , 0. Stuart. Like her prcdo-
cessors she in turn became the wife of
the villain , lie induced her to dispose
of a farm for $1800 and tly with him to
hia mansion In California. At Chicago
ho obtained possession of her money and
loft her at a hotel penniless. In 1879
the oily-tonguod scamp made hia appear
ance in Allegheny county , and under the
name of John IIoak was convicted of
grand larceny , llo served three years
for this crime. As soon as ho was released -
leased from the workhouse ho resumed
his swindling career , nnd was found in
Cumberland , Md. , acting as special ex
aminer of pensions , giving the name of
A. C. Webb. Hero ho won the heart of
Mrs. J. P. Anderson , n > ridow. llo
was detected at Cumberland in his awin *
dling and Hod to Marietta , where ho was
arrested , llo procured sums of money
varying from ? 1 to $30 from numerous
persons , and lived In clover. Among his
other names were James Thompson , J.
Thomas , liov. John Hid'and Colonel
Bates.
TH13 OllIIjI ) OK TO-DAY ,
Society , AiunsoniciiiH , Goiiiincrco nntl
Agriculture.
San Francisco Chronicle.
The atoamor Santa Rossa , which arrived
a few days ago , brought about twenty of
the wealthiest inhabitants of Valparaiso
and Santiago , Chile They are all bent
upon pleasure and aight-accing. Among
the visitors ia Mr. Vicuna , a name not
unknown to students of Spanish history ,
and the interviewer waa not surprised to
hoar that Mr. Vicuna waa the brother of
B. Vicuna Makeuna , whoso rosoarchea
into history have mule : hia name famous
in the Spanish apoaklng world.
"Yes , sir , " said ho to the reporter ,
"perhaps it does not aoom strange that
there are ao many of countrymen
coming ) lioro at tha aamo time , buc.it
would not bo at all strange if wo had a di
rect pasaemrer _ line connecting our coun
try \mh San Francisco. You can judge
of this by the number that have taken
advantage of making the trip upon that
fine steamer. "
"Do you think that business and the
condition of a flairs are settled enough for
any firm to make the venture of running
steamers. "
"Yes ; Chile is now settling down. lam
confident that before long there will be a
great period of prosperity. Matters have
been settled with Peru , and , though there
ia aorno dilllaulty , with Bolivia over cus
toms dutiua , yet it will soon bo arranged.
In Boliviathoro ia no aocuritytho people
are a turbulent sot , and they have no re
spect either for tho'lawa or the Govern
ment that makes them. You know , "
added Mr. Vicuna with pardonable pride ,
"that Chile is spoken of by foreigners as
'tho United States of America.1 Certain
ly vro have railroads ; why Harry Motggs
of your city built the ono now running
iivfl trains daily between Santiago and
Valparaiso , a distance of 108 milea. The
oxpreaa takes four and a half hours to
perform the journey and the fair ia § G.
This line cost14,000OCO. "
"Ia it true that the English have a
strong foothold in your country ? "
"Yea , in fact thestrongca1. The Inrgoit
commercial houses are English. Of
course wo have aomo .North Americana.
The French , too , do a great business ,
but they prefer fancy notions and in that
way make largo auras. "
"Doea your society welromoforeignera ? "
"Foroignora of education are received
everywhere. Wo are rather gay in Santi
ago. Our theater is the boat in the South.
Naturally wo indulge in balls and parties ,
and our Alameda is a delightful resort.
To give you an idea of how money is
spent , Mr. Cansino , who owna coal mines ,
invested last year somothng ; like $500-
000 in amusements. Wo have imported
blqodod Block from England and America ,
and our spring races are well attended by
the aristocracy. You may smile , but
though wo are a republican country wo
have atill an untiltod nobility , and if you
should BOO our palaces , surrounded by
beautiful gardens , you would indeed
think ao , and moro ao if you attended
the Salon Philharmonica. "
"What about your mines ? "
"Tho silver miuoa still yield abundant
ly. Our coal mines aro. fair , but 1 am
sorry to a ay that the foreign trade in
saltpeter ia declining. It aeema that
Europe dooo not import so largely as aho
uied to do. And then the government
ia now engaged in a § 3,000,000 lawsuit
with a .French company , which under
took to work the fields. If the company
were wealthy enough , it could oaaily get
810,000,000 out of the mine , but aa it ia
now they are in dobt. "
"Aro you agricultural interests on the
increase ? "
"Now I am able to talk moro intelli
gently , said Mr. Vicuna , "for I have
haciondaa and I can aaauro you that the
Luul ia a go * J mother , though wo have to
undertake oxtenaiyo irrigation works.
Wo have canaln wliich have cat over a
million dollars. They are largo , fifteen
broad and twenty feet deep with an in
clination of one foot in a hundred foot.
Wo have splendid vineyards , and , per
haps , Bomo day wo will compote with
Cal if ornia. "
In A Box.
TOPEKA , KAN. , May 25. Horace H.
Buoll , of Chicago , not having aufliciont
money to buy a ticket , conceived the
scheme of being sent aa express matter to
Manhattan , Kan. , and was successful ,
Ho arranged a box ao that ho could at
in it and could , if necessary , open it ana
release himself. Ho got into hia box , mid
was placed on board the cars. Ho
loft Chicago laat Thursday , and arrived
in Manhattan ehortly after midnight
on Saturday morning nnd was dumped
out on the platform with other freight.
Hh expectation was that ho could ctcapu
in the darknees , but the box was sot
down bottom side up , with thu lid against
the platform , and Ida Rchomo was frus
trated. When ho waa rolled into the
express olllco at the dopotutill worao mis
fortune attended him , for the box waa no
placid that ho stood no his head. Thu
clerk then began checking up , using the
box for a table , Jiuell stood it us long
as hi ) could nnd then made hia presence
knoy.n , greatly frightening the vgunt ,
who win going to shoot into the byx. At
luii th however , they released him. Hu
( aid the express chargoa9.25. A ticket
,7otild have cost iflTJil.
"I'lio Plumed Knight. "
WASIU.VOTO.V , Juno 2 Jilaino loft for
Au ueta , Mo. , this afternoon.
GKOUGK 1 , Sr.NKY'8 IMCTWIKS.
How They Came To Ha TmnBforroil
to tlio Metroimlllnn Hank , ami
Were Aflorwiml Panned Over
to tlio I/ORII Committee or
tlio ClonrltiK-llouso ,
Now York World.
On the face of ono of the most Impos
ing stone fronts on Montague terrace ,
Brooklyn , hangs a "for aalo" placard.
The heavy oaken atorm-dooro are doubly
bolted , and the moat frantic rmlliiu ! at
the boll fails to elicit any response. The
shades . . were drawn close to the sills of
the windowH and the Inside blinds were
closed yesterday. The stone balustrades
leading up the stops and the carving to
the doors were covered with dust. The
The family had left the house for the
country ; not as a matter of n summer ao-
join n , but because the creditors * of the
mined bank president , Gcorgo I. Sonoy ,
demanded . its vacancy. At Barnaido , N.
J , , is Mr. Sonoy's country villa , which is
said . . to embrace fifteen hundred acres of
tilled anil nnd numerous elegantly-fur
nished residence } and tubstntially erected
buildings All that wealth and civiliza
tion could suggest for the pleasure of a
summer rotrcat have boon lavished up
on thia Now Jeraoy country liomo. It is
said . . that hero Mr. Seney had gathered
the rare collection of works of art , enum
erated in yesterday's World , which ho
sacrificed to cover claims involved iu the
suspension of the Metropolitan National
bank , the consideration tiled in the bill
of sale being $300,000.
, "When Mr. Soney resigned the presi
dency of the Metropolitan bank , " aiiil a
bank officer in Wall street yesterday , "ho
transferred thia gallery of pictures aa ad
ditional protection to the bank from any
possible or contingent loaa that might bo
sustained { from any securities held by the
bank , owned by him , or deposited by
other persons in the shape of railroad
collaterals for loans advanced by the
bank through him. The assignment of
largo parcels of unincumbered realties ,
representing in aggregate values of over
§ 1,000,000 , was made by Mr. Senoy at
the same timo. The transfers , conttary
to the general supposition , were included
in ono transaction , which occurred at the
time Mr. Jaquea assumed the presidency
of the bank. "
"Was not the assignment of all thia
real oatato sufficient to cover the value
represented by those aecuritiea ? "
"Yoa , moro than aiitllciont. "
"Then , what occasioned Mr , Senoy to
part with hia valuable collection of pic-
turea ? "
"Mr. Sonoy acted entirely at hia own
volition. Thcro was every rcaaon to be-
that the losses sustained by the bank ,
loading to its suspension , would bo made
good , and Mr. Seney desired to act in a
manner that would leave no doubt in the
mind of the public that the bank had
been amply secured. It waa not calcula
ted that thia collection of art waa neces
sary to cover the doficonciea. "
"And what course waa taken by the
bank pursuant to these transfers with re
gard to these pictures ? "
"A assignment waa made to the loan
commitco of the clearing-house of all that
Mr. Sonoy. had handed over to the
bank. The committee did not ask for
the transfer of those paintings. "
"What disposition will bo made of
them by the clearing house ?
"Tho probability ia that the claims
covered by this assignment will bo fully
satisfied by the bank , without recourse to
assigned property , and all of ic , in-
udiug the pictures , will bo reassigned to
10 bank and again returned to Mr.
enoy. The bank has already organized ,
nd there Is no reason why its rpaump-
on should not bo continued with In-
roasing prospects for a bright future ,
ho work ot adjusting the books has
cen completed. There may have been
o permanent injury to ita financial con-
ition , aa it proposes to go on and
ransact business ns uenal. "
" \Vhat is ita present standing in the
learing-houso ? "
"That is n question which I do not
lok upon aa bearing any interest to the
ublic. It's a question wholly between
10 bank and the cloaring-houso. "
"Is it true that since the doora wore
rat closed and continuing to the time it
cBumod paymonta over $ t,000,000 ) wore
rawn out ? "
"Like the preceding question , thia haa
o significance ! that I care to recognize
y answering for public print. "
"Is there any reason to suppose that
10 Metropolitan ia likely again to go in-
liquidation ? "
" 1 do not BOO any reason why it should.
a losacs have been amply covered ,
vorything ia moving along smoothly ao
ar aa its affairs in the cloaring-houso are
oncornod , and except for the daily BPS-
on of the loan committee , ono would
ardly suppose that Wall street had been
con tly struck with a panic. "
"Will you toll mo how much money
[ r. Sonoy did draw from the bank , or
ow much of the funds did ho permit
is sons to use ? "
"That'a a question Mr. Sonoy can an-
wer better than 1. "
'To what extent waa ho rcsposiblo for
10 tailurn1
" 1 decline to advance any opinion on
lat aubjoct. HH a responsibility be-
> nging to Mr. Sonoy. '
AY GOULD'S I'KltHONAh liUSSKS.
Jin ColoHsnl Fortune Bald to
Shrunk $ l l,012.OOO.
ow York Diflpntch to lioatou Herald ,
Mr. Gould'a losses through the shrink
age of hia property have boon onormoim ,
lie has a largo amount of stock held for
nvestment , and all of ir ia very much
below the quotations of two or three
years ago. Put down in tubular form the
figures would look Romething like this ,
the atocka being his investment , and not
hia speculating line , the speculative louses
of thu last year would swell the amount
33 per cent.
Hlylieit I.oncst
( 'toe ! , . Hliaru. In 18di. In U8 . Lom
iVeatern Union . . . : KK > ,10) , 03 49 81Soro,0 0
Missouri I'adflc. . .MO,000 Hi 05 6,8SO(0
, lack. A.W. . . . 10,000 IM 111 4(0,000
UBli preferod . , 10,000 Oi li 810,000
, \'alri h common. , . 10,0.0 0) J 1,000,020
American Cttblo. . . . 8,000 7H t'J 282,000
7oi i in.eis.roo
Knormous aa these figures are , they do
not represent entirely the shrinkage of
Mr , Gould'a fortune , for ho is possessor
tt nmny railway mortgages and of utpck
in many banking and trust companion ,
car companies nnd bridge and warehouse
companion , nearly every ono of which ia
worth leeu money than it was three years
a'o. It is a.fo to Bay that the nmrkot
v"uoof Mr. Gould'a HU itica liaaahru. k
fejj.000,000.
All through the panto , and for the last
month for that irnttor , Mr. Gould has
been constantly in hia Broadway cdko ,
and ho lus uvinoed the liveliest intercut
in thu condition of the market , Ho hai
done all in hiit power to tall : up prices ,
ha ? been interviewed tig-iin and agaii , 'ind
hud uacd oveiy artifice to restore confi
dence. Hia anxiety und his tli"ortn prove _
that ho has large interests at Btaku , and' '
thut ho ia meat desperately interested 1-1 j
His brokers have been no busier than
usual , however , nnd it is the gossip of
Wall Street that they have not traded
any to apeak of since the panic burst.
The inference is that Mr. Gould is await
ing developments.
1'AUNKIiU
Irish AmcHumiH-lIo Can
not Como to the United Suites
tu Anoint.
CnicAno , Juno 2. Alexander Sulli
van , president of the Irish National
Leagueof America , to-day received a
letter from Charles Stewart Parnell ,
president of the Irish National League of
Ireland , thanking the Irish Americans on
behalf of himself and colleagues for the
generous donations to assist the Irish
candidates for parliamentary soala in the
elections which Parnoll says must BOOH
occur. Ho aaya ho cannot bo present at
the national convention in August.
\Vol do Meyer.
U It now wmltsnuteilthit AVIo Die Blcy-
or'H Cntnrrh Ciifo Is tlio only trontmout
th.it will absolutely euro C.iUrrh froah or
Chronic. "Very efficacious. S.iinl Gould.
Weeping Wntcr , Nob. " Ono box curoil mo ,
Mrs. Mary Konyon , Blmnarck , Dakota. " "It
lOKtcrod mo to tlio imlplt , " " " . ( JoiirKO K.
lids , .blovlllo . , , N. Y. " "Ono liox rmllciilly
curoil no , llov. C , 11. Tnlilor , MO Nolilo
street , Urooklyn"1 "A perfect euro nftor 30
Voars imlTorlug , , T. D. MuDonnlil , 710 Broad
way , 3S' . Y. , &C.&C , Thwmndaof tontlmo.-
nliila nro reeolvod from nil tiarts of the worldl-
Delivered , $1.00. Dr. Wet Da Meyer's lliy
liiHtratcd Treaties * , " with statements of
the curuil , mailed froo. 1) . B. Dewey & Co. ,
112 Fulton Street , N. Y
tuo't.wiM k p.it-nuViein ;
A 81. lioulH KillCof Hiilelilos.
ST. Louis , Juno 2. Edward K Egnn ,
for a number of yoar3comiontcd with the
reportorial and editorial stall'of the Re
publican , suicided this morning by taking
"Hough on Hats. " The deceased had
boon drinking heavily of Into , and was
recovering from a spree , llo loaves a
wife and two children.
IjlBt or llCUCl-H
Itonminlng in the olfico nt Omaha , .luno 2 ,
188 J :
OKNTLKMKS'H LIST.
Anderson .1 W Armstrong W 2
Andoison G Arnold 1) .1
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KOHK10N
PAUIH , Juno 2. The Hopublitnio con
demns the t'nited States for allowing the
dynnmlters to plan outrages. The In-
transigiont nays the explosion in l/nulim
will result iu 000 years of misery for Ire
land.
land.BKUMX
BKUMX , June 2. The nowapapora are
indignant over thu London explosions ,
and counsel reprisals.
Apjx'nl to America ,
LONDON , Juno 2. The Telegraph
urges an appeal to the American govern
ment against the harboring of assassins.
Heritor Still Stands.
CAIUU , Juno ' . ' . The fall of Uerber ia
denied.
A NcliniMlcn. Droivnliifj.
Spoelnl Digp.itch to TIIK IKK. !
I'LAnsMofTii , Juno 2. H. H. Petit ,
who oporaloa a tlat-boat ferry across the
Vlatto at Orcapolis Junction , 1ms boon
missing since Saturday noon. Ho was
working on the 11. it 5f. bridge , catching
drift wood at that time , and his coat waa
found at night on the bridge. The uni
versal belief is that ho foil in the swift
current and waa drowned. Watchers
have boon stationed at the mouth of the
Platte to catch the body when it floats.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
will 1'oaltlvolyuot bo lunortod
uuloaa paid tu advauco.
TO LOAM-Moaev.
MONKV tiMiiril on rlutlrl mottKntro , liy 0 It ,
Woollcj , room 20,0malift Nntloiul Hunk.
010 line
MONKY Iiiunnl cm rliatkt property by H T.
1'otonon IMIi nml loiiliu ) | , 17'2-lm
MONKY TO LOAN 111 HUII.H of J.100 ami upnanti at
low rates on tlrst cla a real etttnto cecurltv.
I'ovri'.u. . . .
MO SUV T.O\NKU On clnttol property tiyJ.O
_ iiK.yrrr. ai3 _ noutii mil trcot. _ _ ' _ ? " > -i [ < > _
MONKY IX ) LOAN TlioIowoJI ratt 'of intefoct
Homla' Loan Asonov , Utli & Uoudi S31-U
Vf OKKV TO LOAN Innuma ol 1300. nut umvtnl
III O. T. Divls anil Co. , Itoal Kot&to uul Ijotn
Agctita , 1605 Karnum fit. B.S-tl.
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I t'axton Hotel Harbor Shop. TOIU 3p
ANlKD-Glrl for ( 'cncral homework , S. 11 cor.
rarnam and 20th street f.91.2
WANTED A Rood indmtrloiis boy , 1 ctween the
a oof Iflandl7 , to work In dru store. Ono
with Homo oxpeilcncopreferred. Inunlru at
OCO 3 KOHHOTUU , t IIKCUT.
WANTIU-riraf-cloH9 dlnlnit room K'rl ' at the
liimton Ueataurant , 1411 Douclaa street.
t71-2p
W ANTKD Good laundromat south-nest cor 10th
and Harney. WagesI. per neck ,
WANTKll Canvoanlug ageuta to handle a newly
patented article. One t-Jthroo on bo sold In
oiery fatully. Call on or addrcen "Knterprlso" ' No.
14 CrclRhton Block. 63241
1 , ANTED Good , artlri middle-aged lady to dy
T T chiimber work. Wages $1.00 per week. Appl
12 Douglas street. S2-tf
TT/'ANTKD Thico or four hoja to learn book-
T keeping Oooil ultuatlona. Call at 1610 Doug-
osptreet. J. U SMITH. r > 33-29
SITUATIONS WdNTBD.
W ANTKD A eltuatlonby anoipcrlurced baker In
city or country. Address Out ) . Augticrg , c-iro
Ilco ofllee , Omaha. M9-7p
"IX.T'ANTKD Situation an toaimtorhy an oxperi'
Vf cnced man , Addrcxs "F. II. " care Ileo olllco.
607 Op
TWA'THD Situation as book keeper or ralatman
Vi by a man with oiperlonco Can trlvo good
rccomtneDdatloni. Address" ! ' . A."A. " 201(1 ( Cniulnr |
8t. 018-.1p
\\7ANTI5ll Ily astiauyyoung limn from tlio eait ,
r > a position utmost an } thing. Address "T. K "
13I5 Capitol u\o. 6"U-2p
V\7"ANTKI-Sltuatlon by n Ucrmaii ho umlcr-
11 standit ciro of horses and yanln , hi prliato fim-
Ily or any othtr kind of work. AiMtc.ii "H. K. "
No. 213 North 15th street. 671) ) 2p
VS7 ANTKD To do housi work In oxcJungu for a
TT room by a > oun lady uho HOWS during the
day. Call or address III SB U L. Shelter , 1211 Doi'go
Bt. ffU-"p )
WANTS.
WAliTKI ) To ( DtiMlHh an agency for the nile of
mv V.ho Ol mn Lulirlcatlng OIU In Oinnlii
and vicinity. Liberal terma. largo territory ; good
hvici f < r an hoiient , enorgetlo man , U , i. Diet-
rldu , Cleveland , Ohio. ti.'M U
l7ANTii-Ilaoiiiwth : ho.inl profcrrnl , ( or 'eiitlo-
? nun anil wllo. Aililroni I' . 0. Ilox40J.
C2I1 2p
-I'laln board and bolroon bv gentle-
irnn , In fomo ilcaii , prltato family Iti the \ltln
Itynf 14th and Pa import or 10th uud Hurnuy Kt < . .
I'lta.o adilrcbs , stating prlco per week , "Foreman' '
Cou nlll-o. 031 | i
IT 7 A NT/1 / 1)'I ) ho puDlio to know that Mrd f.ummli
V tlioinllllnrr atrtlO Noith lUth St. srlh tlio
latut sti ID o ! Now York Millinery. OJH-tl
W ANTKD A good furnlnlitrl room for two gen ,
tlemen , with board preferred. Adilrcw 'N. II '
olllco. 600 6p
\ 7/.NTKI ) Iloardcrs t know the Ht. Chirloi Ho
> V tcl on Ilarnoy St. , b-twvon 12th and 13th will
H tup tin bent table boaiil for (4 00 per week of any
IIOUHU In the city of H uorrutponJIi" ' mice. 2S-tf
VOU UGl < T--lioanof > eua Lou.
T70H UF.NT--Hon o of 4 roonw and kUrhen. In-
I1 iUlro | 420 south Kth ttrtct. A. IHIUI'IIY.
olO-7p
HKNT-Ilooms 1821 Farcam street.
J70II
811-7p
FOll IlKNT A handsome furnished front parlor.
Hath room coniw knceii , 172) Canltol ave.
17.4p
FOll IlKNT Neatly ftirnl hodroom with lar/o bay
window south front UUChlcago Ht. K l' Davis
8i2-tf
17011 UI'.Nr Twru.lccly furnlnhcil roomi at 18H
I1 mtcnport afreet. CiH-7ii
FOll HKNT New hou e 8 rooms 1107 Davenport
ht , Inquire 1218 UarenportHt. OH * p
ItKNT-Urgo front room , lultablo for two
I70H . Furnished or imfurnl'liul , 1IIH South
Othntreet , sicond housofroni H. W cor , I'lcrcc.
CSOSp ,
17011 IlKNTUr vhoiuu of sl roe n nur H W
I1 corner of JackKWi and Huv ntieutli , Apiny tu
T J rtzmorrl , IJto ofllco. 836-tf
7011 IlKNT 'Three unluriiMied rocint for light
J hou Qktej.liig . , 1117 N. 17t1 tt. _ 034 ip
jKKKNT1'urnl , hoi room at 16 iS Djdgo SI.
I ( liiiitlcniin pttfsrrod. _
) TT ItKNT Mloro wiih ullar. MI thu alluy Ut ,
17 Oin lug H'ldjlurt. Apply within. 8 7p
. \OiillKNI-A TintUa < a oru in good I c lltj.
'
{ Iiiqubu at IMIi Im and Knckson. COl-tl
IIKNT-Kour pleujmt ui.d cuincnltnt clinn-
170II " fur home-livpuigforn. ii nd ulfti wittout
clnlJren , no b aidtra ( r rodmtrs Allotted , ! )19n ) < rin
17th St. , 3 blo.ts fioni P. O. M7-2p
f Olt IIBST- ( urnlihoil room lor KcntUiuaii or
! Inly , Kit a. 'Jht n ur I/ * v. nwurth M8-3p
> ult It l 'Kui'iiYilied r lonw watlVbaiTd , on firrt
J7 llojr , at bl6 kouth lUth stitet.
" " "
"if" .I'-AK < i'Hl ' t u utory l liiu liou.r ,
blnci irom St. II try B w. nuu , nw tliu CouK
MANUFAOTUllKtt OF Of BTIUOVLT HitST-GLAHS
1 t\ \ &
[ * !
'
H < \ ! < '
"V , !
AND TWO WHEEL CARTS.
MMO Mid 1820 lUrnoy Street unit IDS 8 , Hth Blrool , v
nntrMo.1 Okltloriti lurti h l If.m viom vi vS
i * .
TIOH 11KNT I'lrst-clMi 0 twin cottnRO H. T.
I'rtonon , HMith call comer IMh nml Doiiclan.
17011 UK.Vr-nirmelu'd Iront ronn 1721 Mount ! * .
r RB7.ll
IlKNT I'mnkhcil room 1818 Jnr/lieon St.
IaOK 1
632 3p
IrtOH IlKXT Two clMjMit front rooms nicely fur
1 nhlinl , CUnnrrtwt with bath room , hot ftinl
cold witti'r Ono of tlio nicest locatloniln the city ,
li block from St. Mary' * a\o. , BIO I'loMMit St ,
UIJJJT-Ono iiiifnrnliilirtl tied room. No
IJMM , HID ChloKO street.
17(011 ( ItllNT-lMrnUho. ! room 1017 OlildRO Ht.
r 6i3.tf
l01l lir.NT-l.irKO front offlciM lMW ! Karnam St.
J1 Riilttlile for ili'iitlut or ilootor. Apply to .John
II. K. IiClnnan ami Oo. , Now York Dry KOoil store ,
KUO ami 1912 I'arnag Ht. r > Sl-3p
OU IlKNT ItoaiiM In Nolr ) ka National Hank
I7 ImlUliiR. Mo t ilnlralilo nnien In the city.
Supplied \\ltli liV'Irnullo vlo\ator nnd licnted by
Apply at ll.ink. O.'O tf
il room nltiblo for
man 101 ! ) KnrtuuitSt. 800 .1p
Ii OH IlKNV Knrnliilird lioiino , ( nridtnra for nla
r at 1012 I'aolflo Ht. near U. I" . Mid II. M. depot at
prcxenl a bflirdiiiK house. Itcnt of IIOIIHO CD per
month. ( H)7-2p )
ITiOll I.KASr.- Ion ; time , client loU mi Wo.t
L1 Farimm Ht- very tightly. Inimlro ot 11 , U. CUrk.
70U UKNT I'nrnlaliod rooms 2227
1
IbO-lm
IJ > OH UKNT Thrco larffo hoincn of 8 tu 22 rooms
' each. Denlralilo locitlon , Snltahlo for boaiillni ;
hoiKo or hotel. 11AUKKH &MAYNK. 407-tt
HKNT l.argo fmnlnncd room to KUitlciimii
I70II
1 only , N. W. cor. Ibth and nirnam.I35 tf
1 7 > OH KENTCliotp , ono piano , ono orpan. A.
J 1 Ho pc , Ifilf DodKO Ht. 410 1m
UKNT-Wlth luuiil. OiiolarRO front | iailor
I 1TIOH
h.iiidnomely fnrnlxhed. Ali few tnlilo homt- ;
cm dctlrfd , HI1 CivwKt. 302 tf
F 011 HUNT-Two fnrnlshcil romna for light hnuso-
llcctncr'allloclc corner 8th ami I luuitnl.
S7Mt
[ 7 > OIt HUNT Furnished room 222 N. lOtii.
I1 sas tl
FOll IlKNT lloiifo 0 roomt. Impitro ct J , P. Itoo
6th St. 230-lf
HUNT In itnllrk'H lilock. Storeroom 120
IH feet ilcop mill iooJ olllco room. l'iu > l en & Co.
ftil ) Farimin , room a , 700-tt
Ii Oll KENT-plano. Imiulro nt Kdholm & Krlck
1
eon'u. 033 tt
UKNT Store room 1D09 Farnara St. , by
1'AUI.HKN b CO. 409-tf
1XKNT FnrnUhcd rooms on the noituno
oor. ISlhandCapltolavonuo , formerly Crcl titon
Houno. 1R9-t
F [ BALK-SIx largo electric lampH at MllUrd Ho
1 ? ttl Ilarber Shop. OiG-tf
F OK SALK An evrallcntlfamlly row , young. In
( | lllro at 200 N. 22d street. O'i0-4p
SAT.K Oil LKASK-Slx buslncum loU all o
FOll
part of It on uotith 13th St. The whole will I link
a very beautiful resldonoo , S. K. oor. 13lh and llartho.
ZCfl-tf
17OH HALK A flnit-cla-H , well mUbllalicil Dry
J' ( loads biinlnuHH , clock and Irate of ntorc , 31WO
to $16,000. Will take part trado. Addrota II V.
Waters , care Ileo olncu. 603-tf
17OII SAI.K 160 lota with map and ahitrao of
1 ? til la for the ton n site of Florence , Nob. 1 ho en
tire outfit at a bargain ,
607-8 F. S. LKWI8 , J4tli and Jones ,
17011 HAIjK A good paying confectionery on 10t
1 ktrtct , cath. S | lenclld location. AddrcjH'AII.
lice ofllee.
170U HALK Special bargain. Kinall homo and full
1 lot near town , In good nhajvj , JI.6SO.
Hounu7 rooms and one-halt lot , flint-clata I oca
tlon , In flno coniltlorig,050-.r,00ilowii
Ixiln In Ilinsconi place arid other additions , on
monthly payments. First-class property , hasy
terms. J. W. I.OUNrllllMlV ,
t'J5 tf 1fil4 Douglai utroot
70llHAM-Ncaily now Soda Fountain , JDO.OO ,
1 217 N. Ulth tin ft. 684 tip
HM.r. Hovcrnl line xnraiKl-liniiil Imok-cmus ,
Iruill | Jno. lj. Welwter , over A. I > . HIIIKO'I ) ,
Mth anil l-'nrimin utJontH. 631-tt
170UdAI.KCllKAP Tlircu Hotter pupHI inoniha
1 old , tobu neon on North lllth street , No. 413.
( M tf
HALlC-llcat onlaldlthoJ retail Ij
17011 . Stock \\lll Invnlco 812.(0 > ldohi { a bnu
Ini m of of o\cr $13,000 a year. I'rollU largo. Qooi'
reason for telling. Addresi "II. T , " Ileo ollleo ,
605-2
70H RAM : 200,000 hard burntd brick or
' thu cars at Omaha or Florence at lowot
prlco. AiMrofU Floiuiuxi llrlck anil TlluUu , , Omaha
Houcll Si Hchalkr , Afoi.lH. ItO 1m
riOlt SAIK Two story frame honiu , H rooinii mi
I 1 hall nil C'JHI Hln.otnmr Kith. C'avli prlcu , SI.'IO
I'OTIKH _ k COMH Iblfi Karrmni Htrcc t ill-tf !
I'TiOltUA B-Vury il/iiruljio ruPnluniw lor HHI :
1 family , ono hlock oil Ht Jliry'/i kvriuiu , 10 bloc
from iKmtulllou Louttlon line , f.1DM ( , IXiy terinl
rOTl'KIt & COnn , ISId l'.trimrn Htroot. 621-tla
> 0ll BAI.i ; IVo o | n Koconil-niuiil liUKRlos ui
F ono ilollvcry waun , rh . | i , ut 1U11I Ilariioy Ht.
ES'J tf
T70H OALi : A iiuall lloxlir , K&hman ft Co. , flic
J1 proof tafr , klmodt HOTat thla olilco. tf
17011 H AMI Tlio good will and fixture * of the
I1 Crelxhlun Ifuusg , Will Hull the dining room and
kitchen furnl uie separately or any part of cither.
Will exihaiigo for lauds , luta or any alc hlo com
mod Ity , or will taliu toourod notes on longtime. In-
iiilro | atCnUhtoii Iloiuo. tfl.Vtl
] 70lt SAI.H Ono Vote and HOIIS piano at a bar-
gain. Imjulroat Kdliolm and ICrlolieou'n miiHlu
btoro , on ICtli bt. tSO-tf
FOll HALB-A rtio'co hniirnyod farm of 240 acres ,
well watfr > ! > good hulldlng , largo orchard , HO
acres fenced , within It mlliM of lirw block janls.and
only 6 it lien from city , at $ . ' > r < CO rer Bern , Alsu 210
a/ni ud joining the abate , that can hutold In BO acre
fannaat (4&kiidtl7.Mper aero. Terms easy. POT *
TKIt & CUIIII , 161) Farnam utrcct , 4G4 tf
17011 HMJ'-HomoB rooms , lot 76x143 , lurn. c ! -
1' tfrn , tn.cn , ute , ThornuH's ' o-ldltlon , Junt off Ut.
llary'a utrect car linn. Prlio 3WK > . i'OTTl ! &
COI1II , 1616 Farnam Htruot , 495-tf
FOH HALE Ono piano , ou good at now. Clieip ,
at lloHjiu , 1MI Dodge. 40J 1m
170HH I < K Cli kiu t hnuHo and lot III Oruulia , In
1 Pottor'u adilHIon , 8 KPIIU , w i | , 300 barril tls-
tern on two loti , liO dot front hv 13'J fert Ueeji , fcr
Z.OW. POri'KIl fc O 'Illl. ' 1616 Farnam St. 460 tl
J70II (1AIU ( IAI'H ' In lUawom phco , on monlldy
1 pjjuiHits. UtKViilOTlKU , I
riOH HAI.K-S acrui on I.ravinwdrth St. , dpIcuJM
[ 1 location , mi J ft good b > iahiut | $1,200.
M5.tf Utr-V A MOTJ'KH.
| > AHIV.UfcllAYNK Agenti ( or lUmcom place
J3 I > ita4r6'jto4ll,6l0easy ' Uirina
'Iliurnburg pl co on line of Utlt road In West
Omaha , lots IH5 tu HOI irontlity payments.
Ilellalr , i4 ot-ro cls8260 c3hinwitliypajuiciit ] <
Norwood , aero lots # 10 to { 00 monthly pa ) uicuU
liotv In ull I rU of the city 111 it lo u und bvttl
teras. llAUUr.lt It M VNil th and Farnam.610tf
610-tf
70H HAI.K Half acre lots Insldu thuc'tv llndti
J ; fo rt W on munt'dy pa ) iwntd. IJarkcr fcMayct
i Oll HALK (13'Ntw6 ( ) room cotUue , argolurn , 1 '
1 lot fltlxlCO South a\o. $ ,4(0 case lcrn .
(188) ( ) New 11 room house , lot 08x160 P.uk avc IT
in.eoo.
(3) ( ) Klogant 0 rontn rottago full lot IDth St , near
I aNcnnorth { .1000 , cany tornm.
( I3S ) New 7 room cottage gontl barn > Vo. , lot 7t > X
140 tlt-oritlxavn. , ono block from St. rart4.000 ,
( If.J ) 1'ull lot with ! i IHHIKCK oH , 5 anil B room ) ,
IfthSt , urar I.ra\cnnorth pa\s5pcr cent en li > -
U-ltinent $ ! > ,600.
( IRQ ) Klcgant 2 ttory house 8 rooms IBth St. bet
\\cluter and Hurt ft.SoO.
( I4l ! ) Full lot new 7 room cottage , 2 blocks from
streetcar * . In llanirnm pla'o ( .1MM ca y terms.
(43) ( ) NoutiMlUgolot 40x120 llaincvSt. Ictwoen
21 t and ! 2il ? 2,2W. UAllUKIt & 1IAYNK , 13th nnd , i
Farnam
613 tf
[ 71011 HAt.K At a bargain home of 0 roonw < m I
r lot 1223 N. isth Ht. s B8p
HAM ! The Rood will ami fUturcn ot the
-I' Urelghtiin 1 lo-jno , r will icll any | irtnl the illn *
hie room or kitchen turnllnro servant > iy. Kany torwa.
Apply on ptcmlwa. 7S3-U
FOH 8AtK A llratclvs ntock ol fancy irooda.
a ( lolilon opportunity for cltj rr laily orccntleman
Small capital , guU trade cttahlUhod.
I , . W. " Ileo oilloo. 44011
FOH HAM : At a bargain , 121M pound work horse
In goiHl onlcr. A. J. MANDKtX ,
424tf 3 6 Ilroadnay , Couiull Illullii , lona.
J7011 HAIK Cuming street property. Iot In Wai-
1 nut Hill , ICoHter'a and Donneckou'ii addition * and
Went Cumlng. Lots chfnp and on easy terms , 1'OT-
TKll i COII1I , 1616 Fiiruam etroct. 420.tf
17011 SAI.K A new house , consisting of 6 rooms ,
.1 closet and pantry , also clntcrn ; nitli lot and n
half of vrannd nil set out with fruit toccs , grape
\lnes , In Kilcndd ) ! ccndltlon , only PJ.C-00. One ttirtl
cash , balinro In Ceain. Apply N , K. cor. 16th and
Dorcan street , Houtb Omaha. 442 6
17011 S\LB-Chcap loU In Shlnn'a 2nd vlJltlon ,
1 Klrkuood and I'lilnvlew. POTIKll & CO III )
1616 rarntm nbrcct 42S-tf
17011 SAl.K OH KXCHANtK-40 ocro farm at Elk.
' horn Station with largo 10 room houat * , largo
barn and outhomca. J. II. Bihln , Klkhoiu station ,
or apply 1214 Io < lgo St. , up stalra. 97S-2i
17011 SAl.K We oiler to ranchmen and oters ,
X1 700 choice loun Helfcra 2cara old.
700 " " " I " "
r > 00 " Btccra 2 " "
603 " " 1 " "
100 1 and 2 year old grade India
Our cattle are yarded , and we Imlto Inspection.
204lmStrango Itros. , Sioux City , Io a.
Ate { 8W buja an elegant lot In Hanaoom
SK
< ) ) U Place , on monthlyjmj merits , If you go to.
X5fl tf 11AIIKF.11 A. SIAYNE.
F 'Oil ' ( HI , ! ' . Hall acre lots nlthln ono Mock ot
HaunilerH Ut , Vorj nice ( jrouinl , $550 on month
ly payments that la loss thnn Binall lota are 8 ' "
for hall n inllu further out. Ibtrkcr & Uayno.
264 tf
HMlt Twenty acres of the Oriffen [ arm , Si
1 mlloH from the 1'mtolHce , and only two blocks
from I'ratt'a mib-dlvUlon. Will bo sold In 2) , 6 or
10 ocro lota. Inqulro Omaha Carpet Co. , 1611
DoiiRlaa Direct. 270 tt
17011 BALK Farm U mlloa from city , near Union
J ? Stock jdrils. Inqulro at Urn. Uoyer , over lloo
dor'a Drug ntoro , ICtli and Webster. 872-
FOll HAI.K-3 beautiful lota , 7f.xM3 near the haul
of Ht. Mary's avo. at 91,600 on easy Icrics. Also
3 elegant lots on park aiu only VI 30J each. Darker
& Italic , N. K. Corner 1'lth and Farnaat. 2A5-U
FOll SALK Cheap , flno driving horse , l > uppy ; and
harness. Apply room24 , Omaha National Dank
liulUlne. 2CS-tf
ttaSCBLLANEOUS.
TUKKITUI' Pony , dtpplodnn , two hind lega and
face while. Owner can luiu ] > oiiyby calllni ; at
OrrlnV. . 1'lckard'o , 3J fnllca uonthwctt of city and
p ) Ing cliarBCH. 8ia-3p
STHAYKD Thrito year old red cow with ehor
horns and rope around her neck , will pay partfo
UnJIiiB her liberally for returning or bringing lufor
nmtlon to Nicholas [ Poneis , bouth Omaha Block
Yards. Z fllZ-Kp
l& r UliWAKU-Pony lost belonging to Hnrrr , eon
Df ) til OcD.IIowanl. A nu'll , whlto faced mug-
tauir , with ulack mane , legs and tall , branded "H , ' , '
on the left shoulder ; lout on military road , tlx mllcn
from Omaha , 67d-J
STUAYK1) Oil HI OLKN-Qray Norman iwro with
halter on , about night ycar ol.l. Wclijhaabout
1,100 , Will K'VJ ' (10 reward for return of eamo ta
liana 11ck , aonth Ittlh St. , Ilcllevuo Koad. 67fi-2p
BOAUniNG Two front eoiiimunlrndru nnfur-
nlahed roomi to rent with board In private fami
ly llvlngln new ro'ldcncc , with hath room , eto. Also
a nlctly furnUhed bluu room tanroyard , ploaaant
homu , frma rtasonalilo , klloforencev rcqulicd. 635
Pleaiint street. C34-2p
171011 KXCIIANHK-Rtock farm of 400 acre * . ha <
X1 good bulldlnea anil Improvement , Homo stock and
linpleiiunlp , want ntoclc of mcrcharidlto of about
$ IIUK > . > . AiMrehs O. Henry , liag ofUoo. 612-tf
OTHAVKDOIIBTULKN Awhlta roan cow about 7
O yearn old , nhort tall anil about tj IUTO a calf ,
Tin dollars rinard will hopa'd ' for her return to Jim
HtepheniHiu'ti Mu-ry Btablo , 10th St. Onmha. 607-tf
rpAKKN UP Ono stray red roan homo 8 jctra old.
Jl Cull at A , H. Ottrom't ) , corner Campbell and
lllou < lu , N. W. Omaha. 2 4-Dw oevr.
V > KMOVAfc-0. F. IIAV1H S DO. , 1JKALKIIB lu
JV Ittal K tata and HortgaRti I.oaiiB.liavo rumovtd
to No , 1M3 I'ttrnam etrcct , up Btalra , room 1U , unu
door cant of thtilr former location , where tlioy )
bo found until comidcttou of their now building.
( or " "X CIMO c
cajmot bo curtd by Dr. Jcflrlcxi
( Council IHutli ) preventive and cure. Scud for it.
Chartered by thcStatcof Illl-
nols fui-thccxprtai purpose
' cllellfi
all chronicurinary and pri
vate discuses. Gonorrhoea ,
Gleet andSypiiills In all their
complicated formi , ulto all
dlccar.cs of the bkln end
Ulood promptly relieved and.
permancntlycured by reme
diestcatcdin af'ortt/YiHirt
. HjiectalJ'raclief. Seminal
Wcnkneni. iJiuht LoBtcs by Dreams , 1'lmplea on
the Kjce.I/oit Manhood , | o if/w/i/rnr i.i7ie > rc <
IttiaffjifrtineiiUnil , The appropriate remedy
nut once need In each case. Consultations , per.
jonal or by letter , aacredly confidential , Mcd.
iclnea tent by Mall and Uxprcsa. No murks on
naka s to Indicate contents or sender. Ad Jresa
blUAMESNo.204WahlnglonSI.ChIcagollli
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