Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEfe , , MONDAY. JULY 17. 1803.
SPEG1RL NOTICES.
. ron TIIESK COMJMNS
will lioinUiti mull 12.no p. in. for thgercnlnir
nnrt until 8:30 p. in. for tlio moniln * nud Sunday
AclvortlM-rfi. liy rooucMliur n numborrd cliock
run li.ivo llmlr nrmwcrn mUlrpfmitl to n nnmb rdl
lotlor In cnro of THE HKE , AtiHwern no nddrrtiMod
o dellvrrcrt upon tircsnnUvtloii ot tlin chrck.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
JlntCB , IKe n word Crsl Innnrtlon , Ic n vronl there-
fitter. Nothing taken for lc than SBc.
-SITUATloiTwAWTKlPAS "CMmriNO Oil
croccry clerk or assistant uooVcr. Kff
, lice. l
WANTED MALE HELP.
Raton , mo a wonl flril Insertion , Ion wonl there-
Utter. Nothing taken for lens than 25C.
r. . . . ALL STENOGRAPHERS. HOOK-
. 'nee IHTH. ( tnli-miii'ii , pharmacists , clcrkfi of nil
kinks , main or female , out of employment In
lown , Nebraska or Wyomlnc lo wml tin their
tinmen and address. We eau IK ) of Kervleo In you
In nldluir you to secure iwHllloiiH , V > estern liust-
ncsa Agency , aid N. Y. Life llldg. 34B Iy20
-IF YOU WANT A GOOD PAYING JOH WHITE
the Hawks Nursery Co. , Milwaukee , Win.
Wo07 S3
1J-GENTLEMEN OP GOOD CHARACTER TO
JJrepreVMit our business , Intur.iiico men pro-
forredj 417 Ioobulldln ) > r. M837
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-S A LF.SM EN TO S E LI , GOODS TO MF.R-
clmnlBby Maniple : $100.00 a month for workers :
finniples niul cisr : > furnlnhiil frees Inclose ntamp.
Model Mfg. Co. , South llcnd , lud. MU25 17 *
-SALKSMEN TO SELL iTAKINO POWDER.
-IS Wo put our Roods lu Glass Roll tiff IMus.
00.0 ( ) mouth mid expenses , or commlvtlon. C hi-
C.IRO IlakhKf l'o\vdcrCo.,707 Van llun-u street Clil-
TJ-WANTED. A FIRST-CLASS IIAKER IN A
IJIIvti NrbniHka town ! state reference and price.
Address L 21. lleo. M1UO 17 *
IJ-WANTED. WALL PAPER HANGERS TO
J'pellniirt haiKt paper. Reference ri-qulrcd. Ad-
ilrens with mnmped envelope , U. .V R. , cam Rich-
ardaon Dniir company , Omalia. Ml Ho 17 *
-IIAKER ! A GOOD" BREAD AND CAKE
bakers steady employment : Hlato waijcs waiiti-d
box OOt ) , Ya'iiklon , 9. 1) . 170 2U
B [ -WANTED , DRUG CLERK. 1' . O. DOX MB.
T > -WANTED , A COMPETENT FLOORWALKER
I'whoenn tnkeclinnninf advertlnlmr fordry foods
and clothlmr house. AddrcBB L XI , lleo.
-OFFICE MAN WANTED. 1IY WHOLESALE
house : llrat-clnHHonico man : must write Rood
liaud and 1m r.ipld and accurate at flcures. Steady
employment and Koort position to proper party ,
Addr.iss. L 41 , lleo. 201) ) ID'
WANTED , A OOOI ) tlUTCHER THAT UN-
dcrstands the business will pay good waircs.
Heiicel Mlsko , Onl , Nebra/ka M271) ) 21 *
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
Rated. 1 Me a wonl first Insertion , le n word there
after. Nothing taken for lesa than 2Cc.
WANTED , LADIES TO WRITE AT HOME.
C Enclose stamped envelope. Ella Werst. Sec. ,
, Soutli llelld , Illd. -1" !
/1-WANTED , LADIES OR YOUNO MEN TO
\ - < take llcht. pleasant work nt their own homes :
$1.0(1 ( to $ : i.OO per day can boiiuletly uiade : work
neut by mall : no eniivniwlnir. For parlleulars nil-
dri'Hi < Ilolxi Mfg. Co. , llox 0331. Dostoii. Mass. Es-
tabllsliedlgHil , MBl'Jly ! * . _
- , LADIES TO..WRITE AT HOME.
Enclose stamped envelope. Verita Lancdou ,
South lleud. lud , M077 } y2 *
FvGIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. W. F.
v'Stoetzol. 1221 S. 2Uth , between Poppletou and
Woolworth avo. P ° -
n- LADIES OF GOOD ADDRHSS TO INTRODUCE
VAmr butlness amonB frli'iids. $75.00 to SlOO.Oi )
salary'to rlfht parties ; 417 Ueo building. MBilU
n-WANTKD , LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. WE
\ * > will pay yon $3 to $12 per welt to work for us
nt your homes : no canvnsHlnc ! strictly homo work :
Hend Hclf-addrcBwd cnvvloim. G. V. Emmoiis &
Co. , cor. Balterymarch and Water Streets. , Boston ,
Mass. 210 HI *
-YOUNG LADY TO QUALIFY FOR OFFICE
work. L4B. lleo. M2GO 22'
/-1-WANTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
VAvork , utlHH ) California street. M2 2 18
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Rates , lOc a Hue each Insertion , 51.50 a lluo per
mouth. Nothing taken for lusi than 25c.
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n-FOlTRKNT. HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF
aJtho city. The O. F. Davis company , 1003 Faruam.
440
-a AND -ROOM APARTMENTS , VON DORN
block , with steam : references req.ulredSlUS22d. ;
447
i-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. CONVENIENT
biiRliics'i or wholesale-lucu. Apply 1112
South'lOtli Hlrcnt. 442
I 7-ROOM COTTAGE TO RENT , CONVENIENT
>
J for U. V. railroad men. Iiiaulro 1112 3. Will HL
D-FOR R1NT. NO. 212 N. 17TH. 14 ROOMS ,
two floors furnished , near now poslolllco
Bile. See Goo. J. Fox , 1218 Hartley street.
M570 ly 27
-DELIGHTFUL HOME.KIGHT-ROOMUOUSE ,
modem conveniences , barn , beautiful lawn ,
natural sluide trccu , f.)5 ) per mo. Inquire 21)03 )
1'lereo Bt. 884
TV-TWO KAST FRONT 7-ROOM COTTAGES ,
J-'nll modem and lu excellent rep.ilr. half a block
from car lino. Will rent together to desirable ten-
iiiitB very cheap. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Faruam ,
. MOID
"n-FOR RENT4 ! ) AND 5 ROOMS. 0tl : S. 17TH
J-'Street. Uutwoon Jackuun and Luvenworth.
11S-17 *
T\-FOR RENT. H-ROOM HOUSE. S1ODERN IM-
J 'prnvi-mcms , llvit inlnuteH walk to the post-
onico. O. F. Davis Co. , 1003 Farnam street.
100 10
V-0-ROOM COTTAGE , I047 CALIFORNIA
duor. M''lil 17 *
T\-FOR RENT. COTTAGE OF SIX ROOMS WITH
. /modem conveniences , only three blocks south
of com t house ; possession August 1 , liiqulro at
1112 S. 17th st. T1. J. FlUmorrls. 2J2
FOR RENT ELEGANT HARD WOo'l ) Ff
IshiMl und handsomely decorated eleven-room
house , tlue barn aud lan-o Ki'ounds lu tlrst class
) ooallty. i..oo per month lo acceptable tenant ,
-Address L 42 , lli-o. M'Jttl 22'
D-ELEGANT COTTAG E FOR RENT. CORNER
. ' 1 tliand Chicago. Apply at liiou Fiiruaiu St.
M2H5 17
iv FOR'RENT. 2-STORY HOUSE , 3210 CASS
4/slixHft ; lirnt-class cundltloui itioduru Improve
ments : nuiiiu , hot und cold water , baths , elc.j tlnii
location. E. A. Northup , Tax department II. .V M ,
Uy M25U 22 *
D-FIATS OF II ROOMS. EACH IN GOOD 11E-
li.-ilr ; Union block. _ ' ( ! Hour , ir''D.OD per month
One frainu IIOIIHO uf S rooms , newly papered. In
good repair , i-unier of Jackson and llth st. , f.'O.OO
IH.T month. Julm Humllut)17 ) Lluton block.M233
M233
VO& KtNT 3SUKN1SHED HOOMS
Rates , live a wonl llrst Insertion , lea wonl thero-
aftRates Nullihii ; taken fur less than ' - ' . " > c.
E FURNISHED ROOM WITH ALCOVE FOR
KcnUciiieu.modoru couvenlenceu , U'JO North -'Hd.
M7HO
E-FURNWHED ROOMS. 1017 AND 1K2S CAPI-
tel aveuua MU73 A7
1118 DODGE.
ISO IB *
E-ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT DOARD , 2308
Douglas. ll > t > 17 *
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMH AND
jtood bouul. 5'JO N , llHh blreet. W'JIO 17'
SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS , NORTH
Frontage , uiiHleru , uullable foi' two our four ceil *
tkiiu'n or man uud wife ; cheap If taken BOOH , 11)13 )
Faruam. ' 'J5 15'
FU11NIBHE13110DM3 AMP BOAItD.
nates , lUc u wonl tlrst lusortlon. In a wor * . there
after. Nothlui ; taken for lens than 25e.
TJ'-THE DOL.VN , 200 ANDill ! N. IbTH 3T.
440
17N10U ROOMS WITH HOARD AT 107 S. 17T'I ,
17YOUNO WOMEN'S HOME , UNDER CARE Of
1' Woman's CUrlntluu uiuoclutluii , 1113. 17th ut.
480
i -HOME TA11LK RATES , MOD1UIATE. 1024
Farnam Hlreet. D3I Jy 2U *
1 ? FURNlSll1 D OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
Juud board at The Frcuzer , lit ! N , ' 'Mil Btreet.
M2UU at *
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17-N1CELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND HOARD
J. at iho Wubsler , f > lt ) and 018 N , UUli at. li''J 21.
l ? NicBLVvuiunsiiKi ) SOUTHEAST FRONT
X room with nlcevit and bay window , modern con-
veulenwM , private family ; boanl. U22 South 2UIU
ireei. l'J83 IT *
FOR BENT UNrURNlSH'D ROOMS
Rate * . IKo a wonltlrntluiMirllou , lea wonl Ihoru-
after. uthlne taken for lc than 2ic.
-TOR RENT. 4 NIt'E UNKURNISHBD ROOMS
BUltublo for houseUixjpluir. i-llVAvater. ( run. uto.
Low rant. Northwest corner 17th and Webster
iruclii. _ SU'J
G-2 ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ,
10.00. 1H14 Davi'iiimrt. MiiOT 18 *
STOBIES ANPOFflOES
JUte . loon linn eacli Imortlon. $1.50 a line per
inonlli : Noililuy | .iUoi | for lu llitu 23u.
5 I -FOIl IIKNT. STORK VJ.N' ' " " . "Vsili T ST. , LA NOB
J block , Bullable for meat niurkt-t , hinlware or
try UOO.IB ; btoru liuiulro tilHI S. 13th at. 451
J- FOIl KENT , THE 4-STORY IIRICK UUILDINQ
illll Faru4ii | Ml , The Imlldlii.IIUM u nrepn > jf. co-
oicnt uaKcmiuil , iiouiplule leam heatlunxtureti ,
irktur vu ull Uui lluuiii , fit * , wW. Jiwly at tUe oRlca
010
AGENTS WANTEU
, 1 0o a line o.icli Iniortlon. $1 .51 n line per
month. Nothing tnk < m for Ions thun Me.
I - AO ENTS EltHER SEX WANTED TO SELL
'o--.rnpwkotllocloinor , bnvvl and cskn knlvni
andolluTnownrtlclM. Easy nolloM , bl profit * ,
term * easy. Clauas Shear Co. , Kitiisan City. Mo.
M310 jylO'
1 THE A n C INVESTMENT 1IONDS PAY
' * .M)0.irt ( In from one lo llvo years. Ihty onn.
$5.onc.i4h nnd 81.00 a month afterwardi tmlll
paid. 1 ! < "U l ylmr Investment extant. A ruilllui
nccnt wauled In every town and county. For full
particulars apply to Tin ) American llond company ,
tiiUiiiidf.ai Paxlon block. Omaha. MI87 : | y2 '
WANTED TO BENT.
Il.'iten , lUo a word llrst Inxortlon , le n woi-d there *
after. NothliiK taken for ICHH than \i ! > a.
-XMOT MANBEMUE MlSnT iS/f
fnriilshe < l room lu a private family ; references.
Address L37 , lleo ofllco. 2211 18'
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Hairs. lOcnllno each Insertion , $ l.f > 0.illuo per
mouth. Nothing taken for lesi than 25c.
L -IIERIIY & CO. , RENTS ! 717 tt Y. Lli'B. 370 "
STORAGE.
llalos , I0cn1lnni < ach hiBertlon , J1..V ) a line per
month , Nothing taken for less than 2. > c.
jyj-STORAGK.'AlLL S. C IO , . .j
M STOIIAOR FOIl HOUSEHOLD OOODS ;
; clean ana cheap rates. U. Wclla , 1111 Farnam.
451 .
WANTED JO BUY.
U.itcn. IKo a word tlrnt Insnrtlon , lea word there
after. Nothing lakifti fur lim than ' 'Oc.
VOn ptlNITUBB. HOUSEHOU )
J. i cocxls , c-tc. , or will null Jgr owner In our auction
snlca. It. WellD. 1111 Fariiiim. -.01
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-LUMI1KH YARD , DO1NOGOOD 11USINKSS IN
acooil town In caxtern Nebraska. Hrown A
lloltoii , 112 Soutli lilth St. , Lincoln. Noli , Mala 1H *
N -WANTK1) A OOOI ) PKCONU HANI ) SAUUM3
niul ; brittle. Address Lock llox ! J7H. 1011:1 :
N WANTED. JK11SBY COWS , HKIKKHS AND
calvi'8. AilUruMH , with price , neo and ilrncrlu-
tlon , L 'Ul , Hue. M''tM 17 *
_
JFOBSAUE HORSESTWAGONS.ETO
] liti-s , localities nach Insertion , $ l. . * a line per
moiitli. Nothlnif taken for leas thai ) line _
P-ON ACCOUNT" 11KMOVAL VUOM T1IH
city I will H 'H for ca li or on time , or trade , a
flno Hlx-year-old horse , liarnem , UiiRiry anil Uoublu
Ruatfd carrtairc ; all In A 1 condition ; lioraocan bo
used for buggy or carriage. Address L'Jj Iu-e.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Rates , IWc a word fli-nt Insertion , lo a word there-
fter. Nothing micen for lens than 'Joe.
Q-NO. 1 SPRING FRAME RAMRLKR I1ICYCLE ,
cushion tire , nearly new. Very cheap. Ad-
rt ! s K U. liee. MI5I : ( Jy Bl
Q-1'UO PUPPIES , ROOM at ) ' 11ARKER IILOOK.
M700 Ai !
Q-FOR SALE. ONE 30-QUART ICE CREAM
freezer. Ilaldntt. M'JIO Bl
fWFURNlTHRK AND FIXTURES OP A 10-
lolroom boardlni , ' house , first class , house full of
rood pay Ins : boarders , best location lu city , cheap
eut : reason for selllnc , 111 health : everything lu
oed running order. Addre.su L & ' - ' , Iteo.M281
M281 20
CLAIRVOYANTS
Rates , lOe a line each Insertion , $1.50 a line par
iioiith. NothliiR taken for leas than > c.
reliable business medium * Oth year at 111) ) N.Hltli
457
MASSAGE. BATHS , ETC.
Rates , Die. a word first Insertion , lo n word
.hereafter. Nothing taken for less than -'So.
MADAME SMITH , CO' ' S. 13TH , UND FLOOR ,
Room U. Massage , vapor , alcohol , strainsulphtir-
.nu and nca baths. tu'J77 'Jl *
'IV-MME.CARSON , 1121 DOUGLAS STREET.'JD
JL flour , room 7 , massage , alcohol , aulphur aud sea
baths. M'JIM Bl'
f-MMK. MACK OF CHICAGO GIVES 11ATHS ,
Lni.iguotlc , massagu treatment. Ill ) North ISth
St. , second floor , room 1. lull 1H-
: -MME. STOWI3 , MAGNETIC HEALER , 205
Douulas block. M127 At ) '
PERSONAL.
Rates. IMoa word llrst Insertion , le a wordthero-
Her. Nothing taken fur less than ' _ ' 5c.
F-WRITE FOR A FREE COPY OF OUR HEAU-
IIfully Illustrated Matrimonial Journal , con
taining uiauy photo-euRravlngs of handsome
women and callaut men who wlsli to wod. Drown
Publishing Co. , Temple ? ourtToledo , O. M711-31 *
U-CUT THIS OUT AND PRESENT ATCOWAN'S
Photo Studio , 'JlL'a Cumins : St. , ami you will bu
entitled to 12 Arlsto Cabinet Photos , very best , on
Rllt edged cards , and one 8x10 for framing , for
l.'J'J ; without this , $5.UU ; for 10 days only.
M-'llj Jyl7
U WRITE FOR FREE COPY OF OUR BEAU-
tlfully llliiBtnibxl marriage Journal. Hrown
Pub. Co. , Toledo , O. JI80D a3
A GENTLEMAN DESIRES LADY FRIEND.
u
Object pleasure. Address L 1)4 , llee. U17 17 *
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
W --LOANS , G. G. WALLACE , ai'J DROWNMILK.
47i !
W-LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
city proimrtv , $ : iui)0 ) and upwards. 5 to OK per
cout ; no delays. W. Faruam .Smith & Co , 13'JO Farnam
41) ) tiT
\T 1 AND 2 YEAR LOANS ON CITY AND FARM
V mortgages. Rood .VSolby , 341 Hoard of Trade.
4U7
W MONF.Y TO I/JAN AT LOWEST RATES
The O. F. D.ivlB Co. , 1DU3 Faruam utrcot. 4UU
r-FIRSTAND SKCOND MORTGAGE LOANS !
1 low rates. Alex Moore , 401 Ueo bldir , 474
W-MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate,1
to C yeara Fldo.lty Trust Co. , } .TO'Jt Farnani. 4U1 !
\v LOANS , J. W. SQUIRE , ' 'IS DUE 11LDG. 475
TI7 VNTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO..31BN. Y.
< > Life , lends at low rates for choice security on
Nebraska und Iowa farms or Omulia city property ,
470
W-CENTRAL LOANi TRUST CO. , DEEDLDG.
403
W-WANTED. TO BUY 8 PER CENT NOTES SE-
cured by morti'aKos Omaha city or Douglas Co.
properly. Reed & Selby , UU5 Hoard of Trade
407
r-I HAVE $1,000 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
first me.rli.Meo f nu land or city propertv.
Nulhlnir but the beat security will bi cousldurud.
Address full particulars to L ID , U o ofllcu.
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Rales , IKc a word flrst Insertion , lea wont there
after. Nothing taken fur ICHH than ' 'Be ,
V-CALL AT THE OFFICE OF
: OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. :
: INCORl'ORTED. i
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'IF YOU WANT'MO N E Y' ,
You can borrow on
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS ,
HORSES , WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , MERCHANDISE ! ,
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY.
We will lend you any aniouut
from $111.00 to Sl.OOO.Oi ) .
ON TUB DAY YOU ASIC FOR IT
without publicity or removal of prouorty.
You can pay the iitnnuy back In any amount you
wish , and at uny time , nud each payment BO made
will redueu thu cout of thu loan.
Remember that you hove the IIBO of both tha
property uud llm money , und puy for U only ba lou *
us you keep It.
There will bu no expense or chareo kept out of
the amount wanted , but 'you will receive thu full
amount uf the loan ,
liefoni liorrowliur elsmvhoro rail and BOO us ant ]
you will nud It irreatly to your advantage.
OM UIA MORTGAGE IXJAN CO. ,
fcOU SOUTH 1UTH STREET ,
first floor above the Ntrvnt.
THE OLDEST. LARGEST ANDONLY INCORPOH-
ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
477
L-DO YOU WANTMONKYt
THE 1'IDKLITY LOAN OHARANTKE CO. ,
ROOM t W1THNELL IILOOK ,
aiiM SOUTH lai'ii , CORNER HARNEY ST.
WILL \ LOAN \ TOU \ ANY
\ \ \ '
SUM LAROB OB BMALL
FROM \ TEN \DOLLAn3\ \ \ UP.
WKMAKK LOANS ON FURNITURE , HORSES
CARRIAGES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS OR PER
SONAL PROPERTY OF ANY KIND
' YOU / WILL /POWELL/ / / TO
CALL / / ONUS rJRST/ / FOB
OUR TERMS WILL WKUIT YOUIl APPROVAL.
You con pay th inoiiuy bock at any time and hi
uy amount you wUh , aud thus reduce the cost of
carrying tuu loan lu prop.ortiou to utrumul you p-iy.
IF YOU owe a balance on jour funilturu or otliur
iwraoual property of any kttirl wu will pay U oft for
you unrt carrr It a * louir an rim deiilro.
YOU OAN HAVE YOUR MONEY JN ONE HOUR
yjlOM THE TIME YOU U AKK A HPLWAT1ON.
No publicity or removal uf property. M that you
ret Iho ute of both money ami uroporty. 47 l
V WILL I AN MONEY ONANvTuND OF SE-
Vciirlty ; Btrlvlly couUduutUl A. U. HarrU , room
1 Coutlnui.tal block 47 d
BUSINESS CHANGES.
Rains , locn line r.tch Innortlon , * 1.CO a lluo per
month , Nothtnir taken for lees than 'JJc
Y" 56 TOU W ANT * TO ilUY , flELL OR EX
chamrn.i InmtncM , real p.itoto or lands' Do
you want nddltton.il capital In your biiRluenit If
o see us , VTH can help you. Call or wrlto for our
bulletin. omcc in nil principal cities. Western
IlunlncsH Agency , ! > in N. Y. Llfo llldg. 34 Iy30
-BUSINESS OP'NINGS,874SHENANDOAHIA.
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RENT , A SMALL WATER MILL. AlT
dress box f > 3 , Lincoln , Neb. fril
-FOR SALE. HARttER SHOP AND HATH
room. Inc.ited tu tliu bt lncs4 part of city niul
excellent busbies * . For partlcuUrs address. K : I7 ,
Deo. 004 30"
-FOR SALE , WHOLESALE TOY AND FANCY
eooda business ; beat trailo In city. Address L
gu.llee. Hit ' . : <
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Y -FOR SALE OR TRADE. FIRST-CLASS DRUG
_ Btoni , cenlntlly localeil , peed cash bUBlnoM. C.
W.I. . P. O. llox 01H. M ' 'O'J
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V-GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE FOR
i cash In a country town ! best In Nebraskn : be
tween Omaha and Lincoln ) cheap mil ; ilolnc a
business of $10,000.1)0 ) per year ; Block e.in bo n < -
iliicinl $ , ( ) > l.IMi ) ) 111 health cattno. Adilros * P.
O. llox 185 , Waboo , Neb. M''U7 111'
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\r-FOR SALE. OR WILL TRADE FOR GOOD
JL farm land , patent right to A No , 1 standard arti
cle of farm machinery , unlimited sale and lee ivr
cent protlt. Address L 44 , Dec. > 1HU ! 17 *
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AN EXCLUSIVE SHOE IIUSINESS : CLEAN
stock ; cowl location ; cunh or Ninall amount of
clear land. PartlcnlaJs , box lull ) , Lincoln. Neb.
Sill 18 *
Y FOR SAI.K , IIAT.F INTKIIKST IN A F1HST
clnnt CO-bbl. capacity roller Hour mill , auto
matic riiRlnc. Located In bent wheat district lu
Nebraska. A bargain to tlio right iHjrxoii. Addnm
L -II ) . lleo. Ml' 17 IS
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3TOU EXCHANGE.
Rates , 1 Oca line nncli Innortlon , $ l.SOa line per
month. Nothing taken for le.s * , than U5c.
Z-$2 3 , Utll ) WOKTlCLKAi ; LAND TO K
.tnco for mcrchandlHo.I1 ' bid ? .
MU11
17-1 HAVE * ' . ' , nin.nO ( KQIJITV IN 1RO AC11E3
AiOl ) mlles from Oniiiha ; ; ilno II'JO ncrt" ) In MlH-
Hourl. nil clear. Will sell or uxchiiiiKU for Aleck
general merchnmllHi , , boots and shoes. lior os or
cattle. J. It. , 4001 Leavenworth street Omaha.
.MDS3 27 *
r/-\ CLEAN STOCK OF OENK11AL MD3K.
uWIll take real ustateaud money llox'JUj , Frank
fort , Ind. 481
Z-I OWN 100 FARMS IN NEIIRASKA , KANSAS
and Dakota. Will sclleheapor exchange for
uidse.horses and cattle. Add.box TU.Fnuilcfort , Ind.
481
/-WHAT IIAVK YOU TO OFFER IN EX-
A/cliatiRu for coed , clear Missouri land anil town
proixsrty ? Addrt-'Hi , with particulars , K. O. Iti-lle-
Isle , Madison , Neb. WBOO 17 *
r/-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE OR PARTNER
AJwanted , of n -ll-l ( > : irr l Bletim flour mill , roller
proccHB , In a Rood location , Rood custom trade.
Aluo for Hale or < ! .xuliaut-u u Hteam plant of 'JK-
IiorHo power. Rood condition. Inquire of Stanton
Roller Mills , Stanton , Neb. 218J *
-A11OUT $7.000 WORTH OF STAl'LU OEM-
oral morchandlae for onu-tlilrd cash or Bmjured
notes , balance Omaha city property or good farm.
J. 11. Haddock , Falrbury. Neb. JI''SO
Z-I WILL TRADE GOOD NEI1RASKA LANDS
fur stock of mcrehniidlDe , Write mo L til , Il < * ; .
M'JSIt 18'
FOE. SALE REAL ESTATE.
Rates , lOcallno nach Insertion , Sl.fiO a line per
month. Notliln ; taken for IUM.I than 'J.'io.
B 1ARGAINS-HOU3ES , LOTS AND FARMS , SALE
or trade. F. 1C. Darling , Darker blk. 1UOA13
J < OR SALE ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS :
A soulh front cott.iee , 0 rooms , $ l.n.0.onl 50 foot.
ABOllth front cottage , 4 rooms. $1,100.00 , fill feot.
A south front house , 0 rooms , fi..IO.OI ) , 101) feet.
A north front cottage , 0 rooms , $ l,10IUi ) ) , r 0 feet.
A north front cottage , 4 rooms , $1.000.00 , r,0 feet.
A north front house , 0 rooms. $1,800.00. no feet.
A small llr.st payment and easy monthly p-iy-
ments. Small clear lots will bo taken hi exchange.
See N. A. Kuhn , druggist , 10th aud DOUKUIS
M35J Jy 17
INVEST YOUR MONEY IN LAND AND GET
JLrlch.
Wo offer for quick sale 10 choice little planta-
.Ions of ten acres each , at Mtllard , only $100 ] wr
aero. You can live there and work or do bust-
less lu Omaha. Ilest thlnr ; ever ollertil. Call early
f you would secure one of thcso elegant pieces of
and any uuo of which will produce a living for
fouraclf and family , Uoggu & Hill , 1403 Fantam sU
OU3 Jy 2U
E UY LOTS IN
STOEPEL PLACE.
Cheapest and best lots la
OMAHA.
Special prlcu and terms to
HOME IIUILUERS.
Stoepcl Place lots will always advance In price ,
for the city must grow westward. Call on or ad
dress W. A. Webster , 402 Ueo bldg. JI577
FOR SALE , A GOOD STOCK AND GRAIN FARM
of 4HS acres In Harrison county , Iowa , on very
reasonable terms. Address L. U. Raymond , Ma-
nolla , la. M84-J A3 *
T HAVR FIVE QUARTER SECTIONS OF LAND
J IK and fi miles from town ; will sell It all way
from $7.00 to $ ' . ' 5.00 per acre. Thl laud Is 'llrst-
class laud and If anybody wants to iret good , cheap
home this Is a chance. 1 jrot one \i with miming
water , t0 ! acivs broken , 2 miles from comity seat ,
and by making a Htiinll payment on this laud I will
Bell It on 3 to I ) yiiiira time. Wrltu at ouce or como
mid seu mo. C. Hauck , Loup City , Neb. 111)70 ) 17 *
\\niY PAY RENT , WHEN YOU CAN I1UY A S3
i foot " 'ast front lot on Virginia avenue , lu the
finest residence portion of thu city at lunch less
than IIH value , and turn In your oulsldn $ . * > 00 or
S-iiOO lot as part payment.This Is an oiler Heldom
made on such desirable proixjrty. Now Is the
time to buy a place for a home , und thisis the
property.
Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 Farnam street.
11)1-23
A CHANCE TO INVEST YOUR SAVINGS. KA3T
front lot Lawo uvcuun ( PoppMon park ) , easy
access to motor.N Owner going Into business. Will
Hell very cheap for cash. Also lot llauscom Plac .
Ilia bargain for cash. Address I * F. , P. O. llox 3SG.
M143.
BARGAIN. SIX ROOM COTTAGE. SOUTH
front half lot Hurt between l and 111. Will
consider any reasonable oiler , half cash , terms to
Hult on balance. W. N , Nauou , Room 111 Hoard of
Trade. IIDUU 2'J
FOR SALE , CHEAP : HOUSE AND LOT NO.
2714 KugglcH Ht. , Omaha ; desirable fi-rooiu
house , big lot , for $1,800 : oue-lhlrd cash If taken
ut once. Address Day & HUSH , Council Ulultrt.
171 19
JAVE MONEYI
5 DO IT NOW I
THE SAFEST WAY
Is to buy a $100 lot that Is right In town , lias two
motor lines , itf on grade , has all Improvements ,
iHirfect title , abstract with every lot. Is not way out
in suburbs nor down on the bottoms. First pay
ment lu
$25.
Then $10 a mouth no Interest till $100 Is paid.
Como aud sc-u yourself what this property Is , what
thu neighborhood la , what
GOOD HOUSES
are already built on thn ( 'round aud new ones being
built. This Is a good chance for you to get n start
In acquiring a home , You cannot help but do well.
It Is the best property today In Omaha und the
cheapest. ,
AMES REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
1017 FARNAM ,
105 17 Opj > . N. Y. Llfo ,
A HOME OR AN INVESTMENT.
Do you want thu handsomest cottage homo Ir.
Omaha ? Then let ns show you the only oiiu wu
have left In Avoudale park. Just completed , i
rooms , electric light , furnace , until , cement ,
cellar , nlcvlrte bells , speaking tubes , oiled Hours ,
elegantly paiieruttmantel , ete , worth $5,000 , and foi
sain at * : t.KOO.)0. ( ) You can Hen It uvi-nlngs , No. 27.11
Webster St. Wu am offered $30.00 per mouth foi
this cultage If wo would rent It , nearly 10 per cuu
on thu prlco which wu ask. Fidelity Trust Com
puny , 1702 Farnam struct. 1113-23
TVTEAT 4-UOOM HOUSE AND CELLAR , CISTERN
Liaud well ; lot 30x13 : ; , completewoi'tli$1,700.00 ;
prlco for a few days $1,000.00 , $ U50.0O cash. Twt
Booil Aiublor Place , each $300.00. F. D. Wead , Kill
uud Douglas. M211 17
WORLD'S FAItt HOTELS & ROOMS
Raton. IKo a wonl first Insertion , lo a word then-
aftor. Nothing taken for lusa than -5o.
TO RENT IN MODERN RESIDENCE
i vsouth Side , comer iisth Htreut and Rhodes avo-
nun , out ) block from cable cars ; 10 minutes ride
to lair ; reference ; 75 cents per day each person !
Hpiflal rates to parties of 4 ormoro , Address O
U , Newman , 130 35th street , Chicago , M106 111 *
SECURITIES FOR SALE.
Hates. IKo a word flrst Insertion , lo a word there
after. Nothing taken fur les than l5e. !
TF YOU HAVE FUNDS FOR INVESTMENT 8KB
A our list of bueurltles. First mortgage loans on
Omaha property from 200 to $0,000 for sale
A safe nud courenlent Investment. Call und lu
us bhow you what we have .
Fldlllty Trust Company ,
170'J Faruam street.
177-27
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
Rates , lOo a line each Insertion , * l.SOallnopo
month. Nothing taken for legs than 25c.
YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN SOO.N
acquire a working knowledge of shorthand am' '
typewriting at A. O , Van SantTs hchool of attort
hand , 313 N , Y. Life. Tyiwwriteni to runt. 4S3
80AI/E8.
Rates , lOo a line each Insortlou , $1.50 a Hue lie
month. Nothing taken for luss than 'JSo.
TSJKW i-SKCOND HAND SOALB3 , ALL KIND-
1 > Address llordon & Sclluok Ou. , Laku St. , Clilo.i/o
PAWNBROKERS.
Rates , lOo n line each Insertion , ft. .10 a Una i r
inontlL Nothing taken for IUM than -J3u.
T SONNENIIERO. DIAMOND DROKER , 1305
f .Doui-laa st. Loanu mouoy on dlamondi.vvatuha * ,
tc. Old gold aud sllvur boufbl. Tsl. 1058. 433
LOST.
_ _
R.Mo . IKc a wonl flrtfWortion , los wonllliors-
nflor. Nothliig takpn ft r.fc * n than 2So
' "
T If.OST. . A flo'D MONoiiAM"A.
-I If. Rew.tnl offered. , X E. Novln , all McCaeno
IJ16 M < ? 7n in
CTOLKN-ONK HORS IllND KECT witmf ,
jRorij on each shoulder , ; Ann brown horse , whlto
pot on fare : weight , wA thousand each : farm
team : liberal rtiwanl H m for recovery. O. W.
Love , Arapnhoo , Neb. $ M285 17
tTNDEBTAKERS'BOND EMB ALMEH9
Rates. lOc .1 line each rtriw'rtton , $1.80 a line per
month. Nothing taken fuplnis than 25 < s.
CW. IIAKKIl ( FORM11RLY WITH JOHN O.
Jacobs , deceased , laWnwtlli M.O. Miitll ) . undertaker -
taker and embalmer , 310 B. lUth at. Tol. Dim.
4 S3
SECOND-HAND TYPEW1UTEBS.
Rales , lOo n line each Insertion , $ l.fifl n Him per
month. Nothing taken for less than 2 , * > c.
BOYLES.tllAlin , DEALERS IN TYPEWRITERS.
All makas boiiKtit , Hold , exchanged , tviiutl. iil ) ;
N.Y. Llfobldif. 1V1.0M 481
MPSIO , ART AND LANOUAOE3.
Ratcn , lOc n line each Insertion , $1 nil n line per
mouth. Notlilug taken tor less than aJo. "
GF. GKLLENDECK , 11ANJO1ST AND TEACHER ,
1S10 California street. 014
No. 1C33.
REl'OHT ot the condition of the OMAHA
NATIONAL HANK , ut Onmhii. In the
slide of Nehruslui , at tiio close of business ,
July 12th , W. .
UKSOUUOE3.
Loans niul discounts. . . . f2.G33.SIS 30
Overdrafts , soonrod and
tinsnuuriMl 33,933 37
U , S. lioiids lo soc'iiro
ulrctilatliin (30,000 00
U. H. bonds to secure
donoslta 150.00000
Stocks. Bccnrltlos , etc. . 8,191 09
Dun from approved ro-
sorvotmutil ! ) } oC9.007 4 !
Duo from other nation
al brinks 132,017 03
Dun from Btato bunks
and bunkers 117,307 M880,53202
llaiiUliiK-lioiiso , fiirnl-
turo and flxturoB 200,00000
Other real estate aud
81,091 53
Current expenses null
taxes paid 11,143 2il
Premiums on U. S. bonds 21,00000
Checks und other cash
Hems 213.231 83
Exchanges for cloarliiR-
house , . 40,4If , 22
lllllsof other bunks W.975 09
[ ' 'motional paper eur-
ronoy , nlukols and
cents Kit 45
Speoio mi,314 2t
Lezal-tandernutcs 103,602 Od 1813,83073
Kndctnptlon fund with
U. H. treasurer (5 ( per
cant of circulation ) . . . 2.2.M 00
Total $1,004,30103
LIA11ILITIE3.
Capital stock paid In. . . 1,000,000 00
Surplus fund . IM.OOO 00
Undivided profits . 23 , < & ) 43
National bank notes
outslnndln ; . 45,00000
Individual doposltssub-
joot to cheek . l.CS3a" 2 2S
Domanil cortlfloatos of
deposit . 1.274 01
Time certificates of ilo-
poslt . , . 423.30359
Cortlllod cheeks. . v. 7,787 41
Cashier's choolis out-
stauUlnK . Ii4.r,23 ! 20
United Htiites doposh .v 77,891 01
Deposits of U. & ills- .
burslnz ofllcors. . . . ' . . , . C4G. > 9 12
Duo to other national
bunks . . ' . . 039,03023
Duo to state banks and
bankers . t. . 577,329 09 3,030.612 47
Notes and bills rediscounted
counted . . . . 50,00000
Total . . - . . : . HOOU01 03
Stnto of Nobrasko , | .M.
County of DonelnB , u" '
I. Win.ViiIIncc. . ufl.-ihlor of the nbovo-
naincd bank , do solnmnly swear that the
ubnvo stalptnont I.s trh to thu best of my
knowledge arid belief. ' '
WM ; WALLACE. Onshlor.
Subscribed and sworn to befoto mo this 15th
duy of July. 18 < .U It UAUIUEK ,
Correct Attest :
J. 11. MILLAKD.
E. W. NASH.
PATENT
BUREAU ,
SUES & CO. , Solicitors ,
Bee Building : , Omaha , Neb.
4 years Examiner.- . S , Put Offloe Adrloofroo
No fee until patent is obtained.
To Wnll Contr ctor :
nid.s will bo received at the offlco of the city
cleric untllJuly 17 , 18)3 ! ) , at C o'clock p.m. of
said day , to bore two six-Inch (0) ( ) wells , und
furnish two four-Inch points for the oltyof
lllalr. Neb. ; depth of wells front 100 feet to 105
fenl ; same to hit completed by AiiKUit 1U , 1B93 ,
Plans anil specifications on Illo nt oillco o [ 10.
J. Karr , water commls > > ioner.
Illght reserved to reject nny and nil bids.
G. II. UAimiUAN ,
City Clerk of lilair. Neb.
lllalr. Nob. , July 0,1803.
M Jy 10d7t&Sun JylO
RR1LWHY TIME GRRD
DIUCAOO. HUR'LINGTON'Jt Q.l Arrives
Depot Knli and Mason Sts. I Omaha
Omaha I Depot 10th and Mason Sta. I Omaha
. . .Denver Expruiis. 4.00pm
10.1 Sam .Dcadwood Expnisi 4.DO pm
4.r lpir. Denver Expruus. 11.Ill ) am
1.50pm .Denver Limited. li.o,1 ! am
U.nopm . .Nebraska Local ( ExceptSun ) , . H.ntl pm
H.lfiam . .Lincoln I/Xial ( Bxcnpt Huul. . J.i3 : am
"Leaves I 7JlrTOAOO.'Il. 1..t J'ACfPIC. I Arrives'
Omaha I Union Depot HUh AMarcy Sts. | Omaha
Atlantfc Express 0.00 pm
Chic & Lincoln Vestibule Lni'ul tt.GOpm
7.1lpm Nhht Express 7.sn am
WoNhht
C.oujmi Wo irlifsFalr Limited 4.40am
"Oolitic _ . . _ rein
West Union Depot IDth A Marey Sts. West
ll.lllpm . . .Lincoln , F.ilrlmry Local. , . . in.-j.lam
ll.H ) am CI ; iio. .V Lincoln Vestibule I.in'ul ; t..r > 0 pm
! ! .aopm World's F.ilr Llinltuil 4.41)11111
leaves "Arrives
Omalm Depot IDlli and Mason Sts. Omaha
"L avim
Omaha lUnloii Depot IDth .V Marey Sts.l Omaha
Oinahn I U. 1 * . l > | > ol aud Maroy Sin. I Omaha
riu ; pm i .Chlc.-wo Express. . . u.is : am
ll.aoaml iayJx pri-ss 0.50 pm
Leaves I F. , E. li MP.'VALLKY I A rriven
Oiitahal Dciiot liith ami Wnbster sta. I Omah
Staves CHICAGO .V NOIlTH WE3TN , I Arrives
Omahnl U. P. depot. 10HVA Marey Sts. I Omaha
Loaves I MISSOURI.J1AOIKIC. [ Arrives
Oinahal Depot lith a 4Wubator ; Sta. J OiiiaUa
l.lnpm .HI , Louis Bxpresa. S.SOam
10.0(1 ( pill .St. l 4,23pm
fi.2Q IMII 8.55am
Loaves I O. ST. PM."It O. I Arrives
Omaha I Depot IBth and Webster Sta. I Omaha
Leaves SIOUX CITY & PAOIFU I Arrives
Omaha I Depot , 10 and Mnrey Sta. I Omaha
7.20 ami. . , , Sioux Clly Passonser | 10.20pui
4.QO putt. Bl. Paul Kxpress , 110.00 am
Loaves I SIOUX CITY i PACIFIC I Arrives
Oiuahaj Depot , IBth and Webster Sta. I Omaha
6,45 pm St. Paul Limited I U.'Jfi urn
C.4S pm Chluano Limited. . I U.VOnin
OMAHA .t ST. LOUIS. jArrivL'ti
IlLP. Depot , lUth aud Maroy.l Ouiabu
4.00 pmr..r. 8t. Louis CannolilJall | 12.39 pm
A CLEVERDYESTURER ,
CMra
"Gooil "
ovcninpl"
The banker , WilUnm Murray , rnlsotl
Ills eyes from his letltjor. Ho wns somo- |
wlmt surprised , for ho did not expect
nny clients nt tlmt hour , nt which , as
was usual , his oillcovrts closing.
The now arrival \vnq well built , tail
young man , brully dressed. Ho had on-
turod ns the clerk was lonvlng.
"I wns iifrald I should bo too late , "
said the visitor , whoso voice agreed better -
tor with Ilia nristocrnUo fnuo than did
his worn-out clothe * .
"Permit mo to ask how I can serve
you , " said Murray , without gottinR up
to receive him. "I bocr you to bo as
quick as you can , Sir Henry , bocnuso I
want to cot away. "
"I will toll you at once , " replied the
younjf baronet. "I come to ask you for
the loan of .WOO , "
Murray eyed the young follow from
head to foot.
"And the guaranty ? " ho said , shortly.
"My prospects. As you know , I am
the presumptive heir of Lord Ilorvoy. I
am the nearest of his relations. "
Murray laughed sarcastically.
"Sir Henry , " ho said , "you know very
well that you are Boinowlmt inoxact. I
know from a private source that Lord
Ilorvoy 1ms sworn not to Rive you
another penny , and 1 think you will bo-
llovo mo when I say that I am porfootly
well informed. "
The face of tlio young follow did not
change in the least.
"But the reason I have called upon
" ho said "is because know
you , , you the
friendship which your brotlior-in-law ,
who is my grandfather' lawyer , has for
mo. and 1 want to show you this letter ,
which ho hiia written to mo : "
OKAH Sin HENUY : I have nt last the
pleasure of sending you a friendly word.
Your Rraniltntuor , whoso health has
changed for the worst , desires to sco you
and bless you before ho dies. I advlso you
to 1:01110 : as ( illicitly as possible. Your old
friend , 1) . JAM F.SOX.
"This is really the signature of my
brothor-ln-hiw , " said Murray , after ho
had read the letter.
"And my best friend , " continued Sir
Henry. "If ho know the conditions in
which I am ho wouldjccrtainly help mo. "
"Why do you want this assistance
from mo ? "
"Precisely because I want to go to my
grandfather , and I require some for the
journey. "
"Ah , well , I run a risk now and then , "
"Excuse mo , " interrupted Sir Henry ;
"but I hear some one moving in nn ad
joining room. "
"You must have been mistaken , " said
the banker , after looking. "There is
nobody there. Lot us return to our
business. I can only lot you have 100. "
"Very well , give mo that , " said the
young man , "and make out your ro-
coipt. "
The following evening Sir Henry was
another man. Ho had boon running
about all day engaged in the most
varied and agreeable occupation in
paying his debts , in rigging himself out
anew.
At 0 o'clock in the evening ho received
from his grandfather's solicitors the fol
lowing telegram :
The condition of your grandfather is much
worse. lie will not alter his will until ho
sees you. Come immediately.
Ho hastily packed his portmanteau.
A few minutes now would decide his
lot , either make him the heir to an
estate of $30,000 a year , or leave him as
hard up us ho over was , to bo reduced
some day , perhaps , to bog his broad.
He went into a neighboring hotel ,
took up a railway time table to lind out
the quickest and shortest route , lit a
cigarette and then started for homo.
"I beg your pardon , but could you
oblige mo with a light ? "
The speaker was a man dressed in
dirty , well worn clothes.
Poverty had rendered the baronet con
siderate of others. Ho stopped at once ,
and gave the man what he required.
"A fine evening , " observed the latter ,
continuing to walk along by the s'do ' of
the baronet.
"Yes , " replied Sir Henry. "Good
day. "
Ho had reached his lodgings , and was
preparing to go in when the man stopped
him.
him."Wait
"Wait a moment , sir. " said the man ,
placing his hand upon the baronet's
arm.
arm."Well , what is it ? "
"Nothing , except to toll you , Sir
Henry Morton , that you are arrested. I
am a police oilicor , and I am sorry to say
you must consider yourself in my cus
tody. "
'You arrest mo ? "
"Yes ; for the murder of. William
Murray yesterday evening in his office. "
"But , my dear sir , I am abdolutoly in
nocent. "
"I hope so , sir ; but that does not concern -
corn mo. You will have the opportun
ity almost immediately of producing the
proof. "
"If I cannot see him before his death
I shall remain a hopoluss vagabond , "
thought the young man , Who had suf
fered too much poverty not to look upon
the prospect with fear.
"Uomo with mo. Let mo have an op
portunity of speaking with you , " said
ho , as ho noticed the passersby wore beginning -
ginning to observe them.
His companion followed him unwill
ingly to his dingy room , and without
waiting for the baronot's invitation
seated himself in the only chair whioh
the aimrlmont contained.
"Pray toll mo what all this moans , "
said Sir Ilonry , anxious to know all and
wondering wnothor after all ho might
not find some moans of pursuing his
journey.
His companion coolly proceeded :
"Tills morning when Mr. Murray's
clerk arrived at the oillco ho found his
principal shot through the heart , dead ,
seated in his chair. The police wore at
once sent for and made inquiry into the
alTuir , I being one of thorn.
"Wo learned that last night the
night of the crime a person had boon
scon to leave Murray's ollico at a rather
late hour. I caused that person to bo
watched and learned that he made
several purchases today , among others
some from Smith & Blake the tailors ,
whom ho had paid with a bank note
indorsed with the name of the bunker ,
Murray , written with his own hand.
"Tho person who paid thorn that note
and loft the murdered man's oillco at
such a late hour was yoursolfl"
"I will give you now an exact account
of how I passed my time and make you
a confidant as to my position , " said the
baronet , and ho hastily did so in us few
words as possible.
" 1 indeed pity you sincerely , " said the
man , interesting himself in the baronet's
position ,
"Then can't ' ? "
why you Kelp mo
"I don't sco how I can. "
"Give mo three days' grace. At the
end of that time I will coino and give
mybolf up of my own accord , I swear
it. When I am reconciled to my grand
father I shall have nothing more to
four.
four."You
"You shako your hcadl Look , " nald
Sir Henry , ontreatingly. "Hero is my
purse. Take all it contains. I only
want sufliclont for my journey. The rest
THE DENVER INVESTMENT BOND CO.
WILL. PAY YOU
for
Call at 417 BEE BUILDING for Proof.
x > longs to you , and I give you my prom *
so to como and give myself up in three
ays' time.
"It is very little that I am offering
on , but directly I get possession of the
nhorltanco I swear to j-ou that I willet
ot forgot to reward you. "
"But if 1 should lot myself bo ovor-
oino by compassion I don't sco how I
ould help you , " said the man. "I have
10 wish to deceive you. At every sta-
Ion there are police olneOrs with your
oserlption. If I lot you go free you
vlll fall into their clutches , so it will bo
11 the same. "
"Yes ; but cannot I disguise myself ? I
vlll do anything you wish , but 1 bog of
on to let mo go. " 4
"But how can you dlsgulso yourself ? "
ontlnued the detective.
Sir Henry had a luoky thought.
Ten minutes after the young baronet ,
mvlng put on the stranger's corduroy
rousers , black coat and cloth cap , had
: ono forth Into the street and leaped
nto a call , while his protector , in the
iow clothes , had taken another dlroc-
ion.
ion."Luckily , I have another suit in my
> ag , " said the baronet to himself , throw-
ng himself on to the seat and glancing
at his costume.
Ho reached the station In time to got
ils ticket and to buy an evening paper ,
o that ho might find out the particulars
> f the Btrnngo crime. Ho had hardly
hrown his .portmanteau into the car-
luge when the train started.
' 'At last , " ho murmured , settling him-
elf in one of the corners.
But in an instant after ho looked out
of the window , terrified as though a por-
lon who was standing there under the
itation awning had been a ghost.
This person was William Murray , the
mmlorod banker.
As the train moved off the baronet
uuintatnod his gaze through the win-
low , but suddenly ho gave himself a
shake and took up the papor.
"If ho really was killed I shall soon
cnowt" ho exclaimed.
lie looked all through the paper , but
could not find a word about the crime.
\nother ploco of news , however , at
tracted his attention. It was the
iromiso of a reward offered by the police
iiithorlticR to whoever should give in-
ormatlon loading to the capture of an
adventurer who had for some time been
oing around the city committing acts
of roguery with the greatest audacity
and skillfulncss.
Ho.continued his reading :
"The adventurer wears a cloth cap , a
ilaclc jacket and corduroy trousers. "
With feverish haste Sir Henry took
rpm his bag the spare suit of clothes
with which ho.had provided himself ,
rapidly arrayed himself in them and as
; ho train passed through the short
.unncl before reaching the- station ho
lung the property of the wily swindler
out of the window.
Twenty minutes after ho had reached
its destination his grandfather passed
away , and he was the possessor of an
estate and income of JE30JOOO per annum.
When Tni Toll ( iff.
Whether on plonsuro bent , or business , take
on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs , as
t acts most pleasantly and efTcctivcly on the
tidnoys , Hvor and bowels , prevents fevers
leadnuhcs and other forms of sickness
. " "or sale in 50c and SI bottles by all loading
druggists. Monufacuyed by the California
Syrup Co. only.
A DRESS OF GLASS.
It Is Not TraimpariMit find Cost * Only 83
u Viircl.
A gown of glass , with fringes and ( lut
ings all of spun glass , gloaming white
.ike the sheen of pearls , deftly woven
that it may not break or fray , is worn by
a well known actress , says the Now York
Sun.
Sun.Tho
The fabric woven is not unlike a
coarse-meshed grenadine , only heavier ,
and has a glistening surface more bril
liant than that of satin.
It takes on graceful lines in the drap
ing like fine and heavy velvet , and will
not crease or break in wearing. Only
if , on mischief bent , some one folds it in
a crease sharply and presses it firmly
with the linger nails , tlio glass threads
snap and cut the warp in a rene that is
dilllcult of repairing.
Now , this material is not transparent ,
nor is it brittle ; neither is it molded to
Lho liguro warm , though the beauty of
lit suggests the idea.
It is made up in a carefully fitted
lining of silk , which , after its adjust
ment , is ripped apart , spread out upon
the glass and its outline traced. The
glass is pasted along the traced lines
with a solution of glass before the cut
ting to prevent fraying , and the cut
edges are bound and lapped beneath a
gimp or passementerie , also woven of
ijluss in an open pattern.
Twenty-live dollars a yard is the mod
est value placed upon this product and
a score of yards are required for a trailIng -
Ing gown , so that there 5s little danger
of its losing caste by too great popularity.
With the cloth of glass como wonder
ful fringes like woven milkweed ( loss ,
pasBomcntories and braided bunds for
girdles and headings.
The material itself may bo plaited with
pulls and fulled into rullles , which , with
the soft , line fringes , uro the most
effective decorations for the glass gowns.
Another interesting fact for the
woman who wears the Cinderella dross
of crystal is that whan it becomes soiled
in wearing she can wash It oil as she
would her parlor windows and make it
as fresh and beautiful us ovor.
The actress1 gown is made in the 1830
fashion , with the During skirt fitted
closely about the hips , the gores out
lined with a braided gimp of glass. At
the foot there Is a pull'of glass , ever it
u fall of uhillou , covered with the exquisite
quisite gleaming glass fringe.
The bodice is deeply vamlyked from
the bolt toward the shoulder , and between
tweon the points arc pulls of chillon uar
rowing toward the bolt and broadening
toward the lop , where u full of chiffon is
covered with the glass fringes whioh
finish the low cut neck.
The huge pulfed sleeves of the period
are all of glass , draped in the approved
fashion and finished with fringes.
There arc tnree uangs worth savins
Tluio , Trouble aud money aii3 Da Witt's
Little ICarly Hlscrs will save them for you.
These little pills will save you time , as they
net promptly , They will save you trouble as
they cauio no pain. They will savu you
tnonov as they economize doctor's bills.
Itoiooo Coiikllni ; ' * < Jeti ro lty ,
Colonel Robert J. Ingersoll satin the
surrogate's olllce the other day. Mop
ping his high forehead ho said to a Now
York Herald man :
" 1 never enter this room without
having my thoughts recur to Koscoo
Conkling and his tactful manners. It
was during the time the Hoyt will was
being contested. I had occasion to pay
frequent visits to this place , and was
somewhat annoyed by a poor fellow who
used to stand out in the corridor and lay
for mo each morning to ask for a Binal
loan. Ho was one of that vast class who
oxlbt in the lliokurintr light of formoi
ullluenco. On one particular day I was
not in the happiest of moods , BO whet
my impecunious customer 'bored' me for
another loan I said to him :
" What ! here again. What did you
do with that $ - I gave you yesterday * .
Gone already ? '
"The follow mumbled some apologetic
reply , to which I said :
" I'm ' getting tired of you making a
steady target of me. why don't you
give some other man a ohunce1
"Coukling came along and eootuod to
ako In the situation nt a glanco. for ho
aid , with his most engnging mnilo It
was soft and sweet as a gentlewoman's !
ItVi my chance today , colonel , ' and
mug down into hla waistcoat pcckot ho
islieil out a crisp bill. As my bewildered
HMislonor took it and shuffled oil , Conking -
ing said pally :
' Now remember , colonel , it's your
chance tomorrow. '
"Do you know he made mo fcol down
right small. Oonkllng was n great and
good man , " added the eloquent lawyer ,
nu'lngly.
CAUGHT IN A QUICKSAND.
Terrible I'rrdlenflirnt ot n TomloiTont In
.Mrntiiim.
James 1C. Itochtutor , who Is said to
mil from m > ar Boston and who has boon
n the neighborhood of Platwlllow ,
Mont. , for some weeks for the purpose
HMslblo purchases of land for ranch
uns , had a few days ago an adventure
hat , had it not been for the arrival of
Imoly assistance , would have twmi-
mted not only fatally , but loft his deatn
> r loss a mystery until the day of judg-
ueiit. Rochester had ridden out from
his place to the ranch of J. Littleton ,
vlth whom he had business , and wan
oturning homo when ho was caught in
me of the numerous quicksands on the
Mu. sollsholl river , a small stream trlbu-
ary to the .Missouri.
Mr. Littleton had accompanied
loohoster a part of the way for the ox-
iross purpose of pointing out to him a
) lace where the river uotild bo forded in
afety. but the easterner blundered In
ho direction , and before ho was awnro
it it his horse boeau to lloundor In the
iolding sand. He endeavored to wheel
ho animal about and get out of the trap ,
) ut the horse's legs wore already iin-
norsed nearly to the knee , and though
10 tried desperately to obey the roln
md extricate himself from the danger
vhlch ho seemed to understand as well
us his rider , it was too late , and his wild
dunging only served to involve him still
urthor.
Mr. Rochester then made an attempt
.o throw himself from the horse's back
-o the bank of the stream , which was
lot more than live or six feet- distant ,
nit owing to the struggling of the animal
10 fell short and into the sand. With
strength of desperation ho caught at
he bridle of the horse and managed to
cL'ain the saddle , trusting that the
luickbund might prove not too deep for
the steed and that presently lie would
lease to sink , but by this time the pant-
ng creature was submerged to the body
and the rider was obliged to rise in the
saddle and cling to his back.
With anxious eyes the unfortunate
man scanned the country about seeking
some help , and presently saw some tlist-
uico off a horseman quietly plodding
iftor some sheep , which ho was driving.
This man Rochester balled several times
without at lirst attracting his attention ,
jut the shcop-dog with the drove evidently
dontly heard the cries , and with the
eady intelligence of his species broke
xway from his wooly charges and toru
, o the banks of the river barking wildly
as ho went. Ills owner in vain tried to
whistle him back , then suspecting that
the dog had probably scented some wild
animal he sot out in a gallop after him.
As ho drew near the stream ho heard
Rochester's shouts of despair and redoubled -
doubled his speed , unloosing as ho ( lid
so the horsq hair lariat ho carried at the
lomniol of his saddle. On reaching thu
juicksund ho found that the man
lad sunk up to his arm pits ,
while the horse had boon
completely drawn under , and
was , in all likelihood , dead of stiff oca-
ion. Ho threw the rope to Rochester ,
who caught it and managed to secure it
about him , when , wheeling his lioi-tu
about , the border dragged him from thu
mire. The poor fellow , overcome by
the horror of his late position .and tlio
narrowness of his escape , fainted as soon
ns his feet touched the solid earth , and
oven on recovering his senses was so
weak that his rescuer had to bring him
: o town on his horse.
Rochester , who is a man of moans , pro *
sonted Young , the man who had saved
liim , with a piece of ground of100 acres
md fifty head of tihcop as a
.okon of his appreciation of
liis promptness and courage , while ho
purchased the dog , which had llrst gona
to his rescue , from his owner for a good
sum. The quicksand in whioh he was
caught is the most dangerous in Mon
tana and it is said to bo responsible for
Lho loss of hundreds of cattle every year.
It will bo fenced in now by subscription.
Uusy pcopio have no time , aim sensible
> eoplo have no Inclination to use pills that
nalio them sick a day for every dose they
'
Lake. They have learned that tlio use o'l
Uo Witt's Uttlo Early Risers docs not in
terfere with their health by causing iniusoi
pain or griping. These little pills are per ,
feet ir. aetlon and rosultc , regulating the
stomach aud bowels so that hoadachus , dk-
lincssand lassitude are prevented. They
cleanse the blood , clear the complexion aul
one Ui ] the system. Lots of houlth la Ui3S3
httlefotlows.
Coniont ns n Water nnver.
An irrigating canal at Rivornldo , Cal. ,
about twenty-two miles long , has boon
gradually becoming unlit for use in its
twelve years of service , oh account ol
holes bored in its bunks by gophers.
The waste of water finally became to
great a short time ago tlmt it was de
cided to rogrado the whole canal and
cover the sides with cement. This work
has boon dona at a cost of about $1UO,00J (
by a firm of San Francisco contractors ,
The cement mortar was spread 1 } inches
thick and wus formed of one part cement
and four parts of line sand. The work
could only bo done during the rainy season -
son , when the water was not wanted for
irrigating nurporiOB. Since it has boon
finished it is found that the canal now
delivers twice the amount of water thnt
it did before , showing the Ions due to
leakage , friction , and in a loss degree to
evaporation , was at least 50 per cent. '
Af tor a night with the boys
YouMfor a clear head. liromoSolUor.
Western .Not .
Two men tried to hold up a stage on th
Dlaolc Canon road , twenty miles north or
1'hcnnlz , but Mrs. L'nsoway , a passunger ,
pulled a pistol and drove thorn off.
The ranchmen along the Hlg Lnramia
river are preparing an Injunction against the
company which Is diTorting tlio water into
Chambers luke In Colorado.
An effort Is bolug made to have congress
throw open that portion ot the Shoshone
reservation on which the intnous hotsprlugi
lu thu Hlg Horn ba ln uro locatixl.
Ono good ofTcct of the silver slump will ba
the now development of gold prospects , Ono
of the finest gold districts In America lies a.
few nillos Trout Helena , and wllliln the past
week owners of thesu properties hnvo re
ceived many Inquiries. When a double
standard is finally established In this coun
try Montana will bu ut the front in the pro
duction or both mottils.
Tnur < In llm Itockjr Moiintaiii. |
The "Scenic Line of the World , " the
Denver and Itlo ( Jrando railroad , offers
to tourists in Colorado , Utah and New
Mexico the choicest resorts and to the
transcontinental traveler the grandest
scenery. Double dully train service
with through Pullman sleepers and
tourists' cars between Denver and Sou
Francisco and Los Angelo * .
Nt > bru U Hlutu Limited.
The Nebraska Btuto limited via th
Rock Island , going west , loaves Union
depot ut 0:10 : a. in. dally fur Lincoln and
ruim through without a stop.