Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : 'IUESDAY , JUNE 19. 1891.
8PE01RL NOTICES.
A IvCTtln'mcnli for thcue columns will b taken
until II V > P. rn- for th evenlnn nml until 9.0)
p , m for the mornlni ? Ami Sunday Billions.
AilvertlMrn , by requrstlnir a numtx-rwl check ,
tun Imvr nniwers midrauinl to a numbered let
ter In care of The He * . Aniwcra so addressed will
t delivered Upon presentation of the clieok.
IlatM m < * wonl drat ln"rtlon , lo word
thereafter Nolhlnu taken for less than Kf.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
ATTOIINKT WITH SIX YBAMB' nXI'EnitJNCK
' in rant wlsh - position n * collector for law
firm , Jx > ck lla SC < , Postofflce. A-2lt U *
im'ATrbTJWANTISU I1Y COMPBTKNT
linker , Country town preferred. AiMre i Cl.
1. . , Whiting , I > . A-.M2I8 21 *
AtVOl'NTANT.I BIIOUI.D HR PI.HAHBD TO
lak < > one or more ctii of hooks from llrms In
the city to post tip nml keep the Mm < - ; my
terms shall Iw reasonahl < > : my work nntt fac-
tnryi monthly or other statement * made out :
ell ! < M nl tlri 80. Omaha putillo Htirnry nml
rcadlnn room. 23th Ht , . south of N. Copying
nf all kind * done. B. Mctlrlil * . Librarian So.
Omaha Public Library and IteadlnK lUxim.
A 3 SO 10
WANTED STALE KEEP.
BOUCITOnfl , TBAMS FURNIBIinn : INBTAMj-
ment cools. American Wringer Co. , 1& How-
nrd t''D M3
AOENTfl. BAI.nnY OR COMMISSION. THE
greatest Invention of the nee. The New Pat
ent Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil. Sells on
night. Works like magic. Agents nro making
J23.0i > to } 1 .W p r week. For further par
ticular * write the Monroe Erasing Mfg. Co. .
X M. I * Crosse. WIs. It SS4
WANTED. SALESMAN ! . SALARY FROM
start , permanent plac * . Brown Urns. Co. .
nurserymen , Chicago , 111. n M3M J22
PUHHINO MEN TO TAKE ORDERS FOR OLD
established house ? salary paid. Apply JjH
Douglas. ; H-M17 ! Jy
WE HAVE PROFITABLE HIPB LINE FOR
rellivMr salesmen. Omaha Ruhber llrokoraKC
Co. , 304 8. 12th street. H-.M2I1 21
BAI.EBMKN , MBN TO BKIA LINK OF
clKnrs ; J100 per month nml capons puld.
Address , with , stamp , Sumatra Clear company ,
Chlcngo. 111. n-MSI7
BAI.KSMAN WANTED. TO SELL OOIl OOOD3
by sample to the wholesnU and retail trnila ;
ni-ll on slBht to every huslnnu man or firm ;
Illioral salary ! money advanced for advertising
and expense * ! iwrmanent position. Aadreii ,
with stamp. King Mfg. Co. , C'42. CMciHrolll.
WANTED , MEN AND WOMEN TO TAKE
orders for our kitchen specialties. Hou'ckeep-
er mu t have them. Oood pay and easy work.
Wtltn for terms nnd nample. T. M. jpurton
1'ottcry Co. , Itoscvlltc. O. II MM 13'
WANTED. AT ONCE , A MAN TO WOIIK. ON
riding Nidiltrii ; one that In capable of imklnR
stock saddles , ns well as oilier grade * . IITI--
ferre < ] . Th Knnantz Saddlery company , 237 ,
223 and 231 E. 6th street , St. Paul , nn
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED , STUDENT NURSE , AT W. C. A.
hospital. Council lllufts. C M242 21
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WANTED , Olllb IN FAMILY OF TWO. CO ? 8.
18th st C 257-20'
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WANTED-KIIIST . .CLASS COOK AND
droii : family of two ? references required. 122
q. 17th st. C 37j
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WANTED , aim * roii GBNBUAI. HOUSB-
woik. Call In thi > morning at 1001 S. : oth ave.
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FOE , RENT HOUSES.
PINE FLAT IN CIXUSBR DLOCK AT 703 S.
ICth st. : ranifc and alt other conveniences :
J2J. George Clouacr. room 2 , 1623 Farnam st.
HOUSES , F. K. DARLING , DARKER I1LOCK.
D you
HOUSES IN ALI , PAUTS OP THE CITY. THE
O. r. Davis company , 1W3 Farnam. D 587
rnOOM COTTAGES , MODERN. CHOICE IN
Stanford Circle. C. S. lllKUttcr , 201 IJce build
Ing.
RENTAL AGENCY , EOT 1JROWN BLOCK.D .
D SS )
CLEAN , COMKOIITAHLE , CONVENIENT ,
moderate rentals , heit 3 nnd 4-room suites for
houaekcepcrs only. References required. .Also
C-room suite In tenement. 816 S. 2-'J xt.
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KELKENNEY&CO.R , 1 , CQNTINENTAL BLK.
FOR RENT. J3S.OO PER MONTH. 4110 LAFAYette -
ette 'ftvrnuc , 7 room ? , furnace , bath , hot and
cold water , closet , gas. electric lighting appli
ances , etc. Beautiful lawn , trees , etc. Fidelity
Trust company , 1702 Farnam street. D 533
FOR RENT , GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM
home SC21 Capitol avenue. B. II. Roblson ,
room 7. Commercial National. _ D 8M
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.TKMPLETON & P1ERSON. Paxton blk.
FOR RENT , DWELLINGS IN ALL PARTS
of Omaha : call for list. E. II. Sheaf. ? . 431
Pattern block. D MCC6
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FOR RENT , DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN
Council Bluffs ; call for Hat at Omaha ofllce.
432 Paxton block. E. II. Shcafe. D MM7
FX > R RENT , TWO 10-ROOM MODERN FLATS ,
cheap. J. W. Squire. 243 Bee bldg. D 823
FOR RENT , 3 , 4 AND t ROOMS. ENQUIRE
C31 8. 17th ave. D 852-21 *
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J.ROOU FLATS CHEAP. 141S N. 17TII.
D-MS37 jy8
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B-ROOM HOUSE. 29 PER MONTH. NEAR
High school. Inquire 2616 Capitol Ave.
D 167 18 *
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FURNISHED HOUSE 6 ROOMS , ttS.00 ; NEWLY
papered , painted ; nice yard. Inqulrn C02 South
18th street. References. D 187 18 *
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FOR RENT. HOUSE 3 ROOMS. MODERN.
Hoggs & Hill. D JJ723
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I-ROOM 1'LAT. FRONT. 1170 SOUTH 15TH.
D 224 M
FOR RENT , DESIRABLE 10-ROOM , MODERN
residence , flrst-clans In every detail , centrally
loratnl. Rent , 150. E. II , Sheafe , 432 Paxton -
ton blk. D M303
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FOR RENT. A MODERN" E1OHT-ROOM COT-
tiiRp. Enqulrv at northwest corner of 21st and
St. Mnry's avenue. D M S J3 *
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JTENTS FOR 'RENT ' 1311 FARNAM ST.
D 331
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FOUR ROOM Cm-TAdB. lew SOUTH 1ITH ST. ,
S8.M. Inquire KS ! South ISth St. D 373 24 ,
KENT * FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR THE
summer. Desirable location. 113 H. : tth street.
D MS05 19 *
' "TOR RENT FURNISHE1J ROOMS.
tARQD SOUTH ROOM. UU DODGE STREET.
E K >
HOOM WITH ALCOVK. 814 & ZCTH AVE.
E 425J24 *
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FURNISHED ROOM. 2017 HARNEY STREET.
i ; M30I 2J
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a FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEP-
Ine for man and wife. Rent taken In bound.
31'J N. 17th. E 91Q
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AETNA HOUSE. NORTHWEST CORNER 13TH
and Itodzc. Rooms by tha day or week.
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FURNISHED ROOMS , ISIS CHICAGO STREET ,
FOR RENT. NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT
room ; bath , gas , etc. ; only a blocks from bust-
ni ! ( center ; ' to young man only. 2112 Doug
las street. E 133-19
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NICE" FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
111 ! South Ulli street.
street.E
E M337 13 *
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
1(11 Howard tt. EM 316 23'
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NIOELY Kt'RNISIinO FRONT ROOM iN PuT-
vnl family ; asphalt iwiMst street ; JliO ) tor
. , two. > n,0) ) for one ; gentlemen only. Address
? * N i7. Uff. H-M3I1
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A NICKI.Y Fl'RNlSHND ROOM WITH BOARD
for two gentlemen. In private family ; in other
lKi.irdcrs.KlS Webster MreoL E M337 10 *
rUKNlSUED ROOM FOR MAN AND
\ \ lfiIwaril If dvslrvdt KVXK ! location. Ad-
IBS | | N < S , llco. E 340 23 *
FURNISHED ROOMS. 1I1S DODOE.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
tSOUTH ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD. 2I'JO '
Douglas str * t. P MM )
VOUNU WOMEN'S HOME ; UNDER CARE OP
Women's ChiUtlan aaaoctatlon. lit 8. 17th st ,
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UOOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED.
with drst-clas * board. IXM Capita ! ave. Inquire
1110 Cipllol avo. y M774
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS , KOLDINU
Ixtlt. modern conveniences , nltu coed hoard.
Tha Ru e. 2020 llnrney. F * JtJ
I.A1K1E FRONT A1COVE ROOM. TWO NICE
ru * ti and finite , with board Tb * Albany ,
itfeet
VOOM $ AND BOARD. N1J DOUQ1.AS STRUT.
_ F MW7
L.MKIE SOUTH FRONT ROOMS , SINGLE OR
niiiultc. wlt'i board ; nrertnces. till Farnnui
stnvl. F M174 U *
tm RUNT. TWO' LARGE SOUTH ROOMS AT
the HllUlde. Hth nd Uxlee. F-JI7 81 *
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KJjlTlAnLu"ROOMiTwtTH BOARIX RF.FER
tnrt . Terms rcairjoaUe. fi N. Ulli.
3WO FURNIRIIED PARIJDlia. WITH HOARD ,
also unilter rvomf. (11 N. th U nu
H RNI8IIEO ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
l jurd. ITa ) Dwloe. r UKi IS *
FTJRNIHSED ROOMS AND BOARD.
Contlnue < l.
ROOMS & BOARD. 62J N. 19. MI B TLTTLB.
F-.M3SJ Jylt *
NICELY FL'RNlsriED ROOMSi MODERN
cnvcnltnccs ; OK3 St. Mary's avenue.
r-351 M
ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING iTJ
No. ISth St. F-J73-M *
FOR RENT-.UNFTJRN1SH'D ROOMS.
4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
housekeeping : , city water , tc. . low rtnt ; north
west corner 17lh and Webster st. O 153
TOR RENT. STORES AND OFFICES
CORNER SALOON. 024 DOUGLAS. INQUIRE
C. I-.MSC3
I MONTHS LEASE OF STORE , Xt B. 1JTH.
1-tM
FOR RENT. THe 4-STOltY BRICK BUILDING.
5H Farnnm street. The bulMlrn has B fire
proof cement basement , complete steam heat *
inn fixtures , water on nit floors , cai , etc. Apply -
ply at the otHi-e of the Bee. 1 919
DE31C ROOM ; BOARD TRADE BUILDINO.
fronting 16th , f..W month , with us telephone.
Addn-ss N 57. Bee. I M341
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS IN AND OUT OF CITY ; LIBERAL
commissions. Apply room 433 , Paxton block.
-1176 Jy7
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WANTED. MANAGERS AND GENERAL
agents to m.iko the bent contracts for splen
did fields for n regular old line Ufa Insurance
company ; nil modern , attractive and popular
forms of policies that have only to bo shown
o sell. For particulars , address F. E.
Marsh , superintendent of ngcnts. Top > > kn. Kan.
. _ J M3CT
AGENTS WANTED. RAPID SELLER. EVERY
farmer muit have It ; one good man In every
town In Nebraska Call or write , 2707 Q street ,
South Omaha. J M367 19
AGENTS WANTED. ROOM M DOUGLAS BMC.
tlg.Qi ) per week. J M38J u
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AGENTS WANTED TO TAKE ORDERS FOR
our new gossamer rubber storm skirts ; nils the
place of a mackintosh at n fraction of the coat :
far lighter ; worn ovpr. under or In place of
ordinary dress skirt. Also a full linn of rubber
capes , toques , aprons , slecvps. etc. Literal
terms : samples of cloth free. For full particulars
of theia nnd other reliable axents' gWls. Ev-
orctt Specialty Co. . Boston Maw. J MD2 20 *
STORAGE.
STORAGE. WILLIAMS & CROSS , 1211 HARNEY.
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STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; C'LEAV
and cheap rate. R. Well. . 1111 Farnam. "
M 600
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OM.VANiSTORAGE CO.,1509 DODGE. TEL.1K9
M 2iH
WANTED TO BTTg.
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SECOND-HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT AND
sold. L. Altman. 808 & 810 N. Itith st *
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND-HAND
furniture , stoves , etc. L Brussell. 710-713 N. 16th.
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WANTED TO BUY SECOND-HAND BANK
furniture aid safe : Address Box KL Clawnla.
HA-VANA FRECKLES. A IOC CI
WANTED. GOOD DELIVERY HORSE CHEAP.
313 South Hth. -N-MMI 19 *
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FOR SAI.E FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
money. Low prices on furniture i & household
goods. Enterprise Credit Co. , 613-61. . N.
FOR SAJLE HORSES. W AGON3ETO.
FOR SALE , LIGHT CARRIAGE TEAM. 11 JJ
N. 17th. P-M3M J23'
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ONE TEAM. NEW WAGON AND HARNESS ;
also one i road wagon , for sale cheap ; must be
sold at once. Fidelity Loan and Guarantee
Co. . Room 4. Wlthnell block. _ P M238
HORSE , PHAKTON AND HARNESS , A COM-
plcte stylish rig ; horac very gentle ; cheap. G.
Mitchell. 1114 Dodge St. P-37l-o
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A OOOD HORSE. PHAETON , AND HARNESS ;
will sell cheap : horse G years old ; a child can
drive him. Apply at 3G24 Dodge ' '
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K.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
BALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD
Cattle company. Ames , Neb. , have 2.000 tons
of good barn-stored hay for sale. All orders
Oiled promptly. _ 0.-S02
BENHEIM SPANIELS. THE HANDSOME
llttlo toys ; Scotch Collies. G. II. Moore , 1631
Sherman avenue. Importer and breeder.
SUPPLIES FOR AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS
Sole agents for tha
NIGHT HAWK CAMERA. Jj.
8. ilcyn & Co. , photo supplies , .1003 Famam st.
QMJy8
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ST. BERNARD PUPS. 1101 DOUGLAS 8TRKET.
Q MMO Jy9
BICYCLES. NEW AND'OLD. CO TO li5 : EASY
payments : we rent and repair. Omaha Bicycle
Co. . W N. 16lh st. Tel. 123. Q-114
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tl25.00 BICYCLE NOW JS7.SO. 1100.00 CUT TO
JOS. 25. ICO.OO cut to II2.SO. M. Trolcl. 2709 I av-
enworth street. P. M219 Jy
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FOR SALE , UPRIGHT PIANO. SI7 SO. 1GTII.
Q-M22120 *
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LAW BOOKS. WEST'S REPORTERS. APPLY
1309 South ! Sti ) street. Q M3M 25 *
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HAVE YOUR OLD CARI'ET WOVEN INTO
rus . Smyrna rugs repaired , 1521 IxMvenworth.
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TAXIDERMY AND FURrfT SEND FOR OATA-
logu * . George U , I'.rown , Jr. , & Co. , 7O > S. 16th.
R M271
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"CLAIRVOYANTS.
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MRS. DR. 11. WARUBN , CLAIRVOYANT. RE-
llablu business medium ; 7th year at 119 N. 16.
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CLAIRVOYANT-PROFESSOR WHITE. TUB
Kreatest clalrvo > anl of his nsc , his arrived In
Omaha. Hot \\lll read your future Ufa without
a mistake. Gives \tiluable Information on all
matter * . Will give you truthful udvlce on all
builneu. Uw , money matters , and all family
nfTnlra. tiolng gifted with n ruri and wonderful
Insight Into ouch matters , nnd , navvr known to
make a mUUKc. The future plainly revealed ,
lovers united. Troublei , liralcd , rvunltes the
separated , from whatavcr cause , and cauies
happy nurrlJMfK. ' .lives names of friends and
eiiemtrs , also the one you will marry. Tells
what to do and where to BO to Ns lucky. All In
trouble rail. Thoxo desiring r IIatlo Informa
tion .on till nffati * of life or buslnrsn are Invited
to call. All counsel strictly confidential. He
can be found at 1617 Chicago street. Hours
from 3 a , m. to 3 p. m. Sunday * , a to S.
S-M1SO 19 *
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETO.
MADAME SMITH , KB 8. UTH. 2D FLOOR ,
room J. Mauage. vapor , alcqhol , strnm. sul-
phurlne and s a bntti * . _ T 3U-Q *
MAi 7\Mt7"lilOWN. ! "ijl4 CAPITOL AVENUE
2.J iloor , mom 4. < na ue , alcohol , sulphur nnrj
xa Ixtlu. T M30J 23 *
ANNA OF UUPAGO OIVC3 ALCOHOL
Uitlu and mai as . 204 N , Ullu room 13.
T-MJ14-24 *
PERSONAL.
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11189 JOHNSTON , LADIES' HAIR DHESSEIl.
ehampoolng. Old location , 211 p. Hlh street.
U-SM-Jya
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MASSAGE TREATMENT , ELKCTRO-THER-
mal baths. Bcalp and h'llr treatment , manlcureA
miropodls. Mrs. Poit , I19U 8 ISIh , WUhn-M hlk.
V'AVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
t'rallh book and consultation free. Address or
U.-1 Vlavl Co. , Ill Bee bldr. Lndy attendant.
U 60S
MASSAGE. MADAME BERNARD , 1119 DO DOB
U M634 W *
CATARRH TREATED , 14 PKR MONTH. ROOM
30 , Douclas blk. , cor. 16th and Dodge.
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WHEN ON FARNAM STREET STOP IN AT
1419 and se our new chins , M. 11 Bliss.
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TAKE YOUR FRIEND ; TINTYPES , ,4 , FOR
Kc. rroctor. 616 8. 18th street. U M96I jy9
1MOGENE L. RAMSEY MAKES DELICIOUS
home made bread ; try ono loaf. 217 N. : 1(1 lhst _ ,
LADIES' AMBER JEWELRY TO ORDER :
also repairing. 613 3. 16th street. U M1& )
M183 DEVOL , FROM NEW YORK , HAS
taken charge of Madtm La Rook's massage
parlors. 12 and 1J , at 223 North 16lh .
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CREAM FOR WHIPPING ; COTTAGE CHBESB.
Waterloo creancry , 1613 Howard : * I < -
IM1 J- .
JJ > , t
PROF. FRANK BROGLIN RF STORES HAIR
to the bald ; cures dandruff ; stops hair falling
out : restore * gray hair to Its natural color ;
both nexes treated. References furnished of
Omaha patients who are relieved. No cure.
no pay. Room 424 , Bee Building. On hj\N.jb-
WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J.
Mullcr * * new lea cream parlors , 2502 Leaven-
worth street : everything l new. Including the
building. Tel 1030 Ice cream delUered.
HAVANA FRECKLES , A IOC cloltH.ff -
11 Vl Tit TFF '
A pleatant nnd convenient place. 1520
Fnrnam street , Paxton block ; 'phone , " % . „ . .
NEB. DOOLF , WANTS TO SEE ONE OF THB
parties that came from D. Address N _ CoBe.
STUDENT ON VACATION WILL DO DENTAL
work of any kind ; lltit-claai for practice and
cost of miterlal. Address N W , " /
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MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
LOANS ON IMPROVED A UNIMPROVED CITY
property : 13,00 * . upwards. 5 to CM per cent ; no
delays. W. 1'arnam Smith & Co. . 1320 Fnrnam.
If a house you want to rent ?
You'll find it on this page.
Or on buying you are bent ?
You'll find it on this page.
.Do you want a girl to work ?
You'll find it on this page.
Or , perchance , a man to clerk ?
You'll find it on this page.
Do you want to get a bath ?
You'll find it on tliis page.
Or trade for that another hathr1
- You'll find it on this page.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS.
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate.
Fidelity Trust Co. . 1703 Famam st W < 03
LIFE INSURANCE POLICES LOANED ON
or bought , F. C. Chesncy. Kansas City , Mo.
. W-612
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
and Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 per cent-
W. B. Melkle , First National bank building.
W-613
MORTGAGE LOANS , A. MOORE. 501 N. T. Life.
W 713-J9 *
LOANS. E. II. SHEAFE , 432 PAXTON BLOCK.
W MC63
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brennan , Love & Co. . Paxton blk.
W14
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO.,318 N.Y. LIFE
loans at low rates for choice security on Ne
braska and Iowa forms or Omaha city property
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES THE
O. F. Davis Co. . 1505 Farnam at. W 608
OMAHA LOAN * & TRUST CO. , ISTH AND
Douglas streets , loan money on city and tfarrn
property at lowest rates of Interest , W 10
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate ,
1 to B years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 170J Farnnm.
W09
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW
York. Capital S2.000.000. Surplus JWO.OW. Sub
mit cholca loans to F. S. Puaey , dgent. First
National bank building. W 800
LOANS , TEMPLETON&PIBRSON , PAXTON blk.
W 37
LOANS. 1 TO & YEARS , WARRANTS. BONDS ,
etc. Garvln Bros. , 210 N. Y. Life. W-611
CITY LOANS , LARGE LOANS ON CENTRAL
business property ; 6 per cent. C. A. Starr ,
515 N. Y. Life building. W M209
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
A. E. HARRIS. ROOM 1. CONTINENTAL BLK ,
X M64)
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
erty. Harvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life building
X-M271
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ture. pianos , horses , wagons , or any kind of
chattel security , ot lowest posalblo rates , which
you can pay back at any time , and In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. ,
room 4. Wlthnell block. X-M:60
MONEY T OLOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
hones , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amounts. Omaha Mortgage Loan Co , 300
South 16th street. X 353
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PARTNER WANTED : INTEREST IN A
branch business ot well established firm ; $300.00
required. Address I , CO. bee. with full particu
lars. Y-M171 J19 *
FOR SALE. CHEAP. FIRST-CLASS RESTAURant -
ant and lunch counter , opposite F. E. & M. V.
depot. Fremont. Neb. Y M661
17' YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL OR KX-
change merchandise , get In or out of busn ! * j ,
call on or address the National Information
and Exchange Co. , 203 First National tm > k.
Omaha. Neb. . Y MM7 JM
HAVANA FRECKLIIS. A 16C CIGAR. FOR 5C.
Y M6S-Jy-I5
FOR RENT. MEAT MARKET AND 8LAUGH-
ter house , with extra good set of tools , all
complete ; cheap. If taken thl * week. Address
1' . O. box SOil , Necla , la. Y M3I7 20
FOR EXCHANGE.
HAVANA FRECKLES , A 10O CIGAR. FOR SC.
M2CO-Jy-13
FOR SALH OR TRADE , 4 7-YEAR-OLD
homes , each weighing 1,300 Ibs. , or over : will
take smaller horaea In exchange. Fred Terry ,
430 Uamgu block. Z-M9U
A LETTER FROM EASTERN CLIENT DATED
May 23 . ! > * : "I wish to dlaiHue of 3. 10 and
20-auv tracts lunt outh of Ilanacom park ,
clear nf Incumurancu ; would connlOcr In ex *
chaniM bunlncvi or residence block that will
pay fair Interest on Investment. " J. J. Gib
son , J7 First National bank building. Z-871
FOR EXCHANGE. 8UO ACRES OF GOOD ,
clear land In Nebraska : what have you to
nfferT Address J , T. Englebardt , Uradshaw ,
Neb. Z-MITi 19
\ VANTIIMERCHANDISE FOR LAND AND
cnih. J < xk box bl. Gothenburg , Neb.22T9U
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WANTED. TO EXCHANGE A OOOD HCfRSE
nnd buggy for a upright v'ano. Address N U ,
U * . V.M-31S U *
FOR SALE REAL ( ESTATE.
FARM LANDS. C. F. HAJUUSON. 911 N. V.
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FOR SALE V CHOICE BAZJTERN NERRAS-
ka farms ) also a few fon.Und * . C. R. IV
rlnht. Ml N. Y. Lift bldy. , A RE 424-J21
BARGAINS , HOUSES , LOT * AND FARMS ,
vale or trade. F. 1C. Darling , Barker hlk.
RE-4J41
BARGAIN. N. E. CORNBH tJTII AND HICK-
ory. F. K. Dartlng.UarkcrUjrk. . RE-C21
ISO.OOO WORTH OF WELT/ LOCATED
REAL 1MTATO3
Placed In out hands by .eastern Owners will :
Instruction * to sell atr price * that will
rcallxe one-half this'amount.
12 HANSCOMI PLACE.
Lots at from ' " '
JMO TO 1 EACH.
Boat front on south
GEORGIA AVENUC.
At 17.00 per foot. West front , near Jackson ,
at jn.00 per foot.
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
To get n very cheap lot , or
HOUSE AND LOT
At half value.
Terms easy. Call and get list of thesa lots
at once.
FIDELITY TRUST CO. .
17th nnd Farnam streets.
RE M2M 21
S-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE. 362 N. 40TH.
very cheip ; easy terms. R. N. Wlthnell , 207
N. Y. Life. RE-.M33S 13 *
BUSINESS NOTICES.
QUICK PRINTERS. KRAMER ft CHANDLER.
1121 Faimm & 307-9 S. 12th. Phone 16V ) .
Mall orders get quick action. 79l-Jy4
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK. GUTTERS ,
rpoutlng , valleys , rooting , done cheap. Gate
City Tinners , 822 N. 16th st , 832 JyS
BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WD
buy hay. A. H. Snydcr. U13 Uurt st. , tel. 1107.
833 S3
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 719 N. 16.
831 JyS
ROEDER'S PHARMACY , 707 N. 16TH ST.
SJ ) JyS
TINWARE REPAIRED , E. GRED1C. 717 N.
16th street. Copper and sheetlron work ,
853-Jy G
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
office to 209 So. 16th. Brown block. 6S7-Jyl
OMAHA MEERSCHAI'M PIPE FACTORY : OLD
pipes made new. 613 S. 16th. M1S1
HOTEL BRUNSWICK. 16TH AND JACKSON ,
changed hands , European plan , first class.
Special attention to roomi by month. Rooms ,
J12.00 to (33.00 , Including baths , light and ele
vator. Mill Jyll
CHINA DECORATED TO ORDER AND MEND
ed like new. 1W S. 14th st . 173 Jylt
CARRIAGE TRIMMING. GENERAL REPAIRS
top 110 up. Louis Cutting , 114 S. 13th st.
255 Jyll
LOST.
STRAYED-SMALL BAY MARE. SUNDAY
night , June 17. Address J. Tenlck. 1713 Like
street. 377 18 *
LOST KNIGHT TEMPLAR PIN , RED CROSS
on gold , finder please return to Bee office nnd
get reward. 3J-W
LOST , SMALL POCKETBOOK. CONTAINING
High school clas * pin nnd small amount change ;
finder please leave nt oilier Ames Real Estate
agency , 1617 Farnam struct , and get reward. .
looo .A *
M3SS 19
LOST. LADY'S GOLD WATCH. BETWEEN
Hnrney nnd Capitol tvvo. , tor IJth nnJ 16th
streets ; leave at 315 S. IStli street and receive
reward. > " < M2S9 20 *
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINE -.STEAMSHIPS . SAIL
regularly every Saturday .from New York for
Londonderry and Glasgow ; Clrcassla. June 23.
9 n. m. ; City of Rome. June.SO , 3 p. m. ; Ethi
opia , July 7 , 9 a. m. ; > Furnessa ) , July 14. 3
p. m. Saloon , second ' clas and steerage.
Single or round trip tickets from New York or
Chicago at reduced rates to the principal
Scotch. English , Irish and I all continental
points. _ For money orders , drafts , outward or
prepaid tlcktts apply to any of our local ageits
or to Hendfrson Bros. ,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
A. MARTIN. MERCHANT TAILOR. ESTAB.
1878. Imp. & domestic novelties. 1607 Farnam.
r. . f 738-Jyl
SUITS TO ORDER AT COST./S. LARSEN , 515
N. 16th st. Established 21 years. 254 Jyl4
S. MORTENSEN , THE OLD RELIABLE TAILor -
or , 404 N. ICth , has greatly reduced prices. See
his K pants and 120 suits ; all made In Omaha.
253 Jjll
GRINDING. '
SCISSORS , LAWN MOWERS. RAZORS. ETC. ,
ground. Melcholr Bros. , 1119 Farnam st.
st.733Jy4
RAZORS. SHEARS .CLIPPERS. LAWN MOW-
era. etc. A. L. Underlain ! . 10S N. 14th. .172
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND RE-
palred. W. Bochl , rear &I2 S. 16th. 2 6 Jyl4
MEAT MARKET.
NEATEST MARKET. BEST OF MEATS. E.
A. Marsh's Washington market , 514 N. 16th.
133JylO
THE BEST CHOICE CUT OF MEAT AT
Helnzman's market. 70S N. 16th st. 132JylO
GEO. W. KURZ. CHOICE MEATS. PRICES
reasonable. 722 S. 16th street. M217 Jyl3
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
II. K. BUHKBT , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer. 1618 Chicago , Tel. 90. 623
SWANSON & VALIEN. UNDERTAKERS AND
embalmers. 1701 Cumins st. , telephone 1000.
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EMbalmer -
balmer , 1417 Farnam street , telephone , 223.
334
HARNESS.
HARNESS. WHIPS. SADDLES , ETC. ; NEAT
repairing. 8. D. Cai > ad , 521 S. 16th street.
, _ _ M-9 < M jy9
GET MY PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY A HAR-
ness. August Bohne , 711 S _ 16th street.
M-9J5 JyJ
HARNESS. WHIPS. NETS. ETC. REPAIRING
a specialty. 113 N. 15th st. 203
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WHY DON'T YOU PUT UP AN AWNING ON
your home ; keeps out sun. beautifies your resi
dence , cost * but little , Omaha Tent & Awning
Co. , 1311 Farnam St. Tel. 8S3. 3S2-Jyl7
WOLF BROS. & CO , . MANUFACTURERS OF
awnings , tents , flags , wagon , hay , stock covers ,
tarpaulins , banners , streamers , 703 , 705 S. ICth
street. Tel. 004. Tents for rent. MIS6
HORSESHOEING.
U. B. BURT , HORSESHOER , 214 N. 16TII.
82S Jy3
MRS. THOS. MALONEY. 812 N. 16TH ST.
i 827 Jy5
ELECTRICAL
ARMATURES
storage batteries rrvhargeiiVectrlcal'and | gen
eral machinists ; tuiixrtoc-- . work guaranteed.
Omaha Electrical .Works , ittitand 619S. . 16th St.
, Jnit 33S
PAWNBROKERS. . . . . . .
FRED MOHLE , 1517Ji4 Ili AM ; " 2J
H. MAROWITZ LOANS jVJpN/IY.WS N. 16lh St.
1T1 * *
J B-l
SHORTHAND A
VAN HANTS SCHOOL Of 'jniORTIIAND. G13
N. V. .I.ire , Omaha , Ask pIrcular. . Ml.
MTJSIO , ART
a. F. auLLENnuciv. ' nfif ANJQ/ST / AND
teacher. 1910 CaUfornlas.lttKl , SH
n IIAVC 10) ACRK3 OF llhUU QRASS PA8-
ture for horses. Uoanl fence , spring water ,
llarton & Phelps , Ollmore. Nrb , , or A. W.
Phelps & Son , 207 N Y. Ufa bldf. TeUphona
1054. M-M3 J21
CASH PAID FOR ENDOWMENT POLICIBH
In olJ line companies : Aildres A. K. flroclc.
lesby , llox 233. HartforJ , Conn. M3S9-J21 *
TICKET J3ROKERS.
j. n. OAVIKH. MIMIIEII : A. T. n. ASS-.VJ
tickets bought ana sold. 1113 FurnUm ntrcel.
291 Jyl8
P. II. PHItTmN , CUT"11ATKS. _ . t45Tli < AllNAM.
2Si JylS
BUREAU. SUBS CO. , Solicitors.
Building , OMAHA. NED. Advlct FREE.
WORKED BY AN OLD TRICK
Missouri Partner Oonfldoncod Out of Pivo
Thousand Dollars ,
LOCATED BY OFFICERS IN NEBRASKA
IIoi Containing the Money CliiiiiRril on the
tlrungor ut tlio Proper Moiurnt mill
tlio llooty Secured l > y the
Crooks.
LINCOLN , Juno IS. ( Special lo The Hoc. )
Deputy Sheriff Hughes of Hopkins , Mo. ,
Is In the city today In search of three of the
smoothest confidence men who have worked
In the west for some time. The names of
the smooth people r.re not knoun , but their
victim was Henrlk Ilolker , a well-to-do
farmer living near the toun of Hopkins.
From a son of Mr. Ilolker , who accompanies
the deputy sheriff , the following particulars
of the manner In which the strangers secured
$5,000 In gold were obtained :
Henry Ilolker owns COO acres of Improved
land and has for some time desired to sell
nnd retire from active work. Last Tuesday
ho was visited by three men , who repre
sented themselves as western men In search
of a farm. They were shown all over the
COO acres and were loud In their flattering
comments upon the richness of the soli and the
extent of the Improvements , Finally , after
bargaining for two or three days , the three
strangers agreed to take the farm at $40 per
acre , the whole price to be paid In cash.
After tlio deal had been agreed upon they
expressed considerable fear that the farmer
would back out and refuse to give a deed
when they presented the cash. They slated
that they would not have the money , which
was to bo sent to them from a sister In Cali
fornia , for several days. The old man was
certain that he would give the deed when
the money was turned over. The three con
fidence men then proposed that they would de
posit $10,000 In a strong box and the farmer
should deposit $5,000 , both as a guarantee of
good /alth. To convince the fanner that
they meant to do no wrong they agreed
that he should retain all the money In his
possession. The old man agreed.
The strangers secured a two-scaled rig at
Hopkins and drove out to the farmer's house.
He returned to town and went to the bank
and borrowed $4,700 , part of the amount
from the bank and the balance from a
merchant. The odd $300 he had with him.
The strangers furnished the box and the
farmer put In his $5,000 and the three men
a bundle of what seemed to bo bank notes.
Then they all started for the farm , Where
the old man was to retain the box with the
$15,000. On the way back they met a friend
who was very drunk so drunk that they
feared the man would meet some disaster
If left alone. They asked the farmer If ho
would take the box nnd go on homo afoot
while they took their friend back to town.
The farmer would and did. That was the
last he ever saw of the three strangers and
gradually It dawned upon him that he had
been swindled. He broke open the strong
box and found that his money had changed
Into dross. There were three chips In the
box and that was nil. The strangers had
two boxes , and while In the buggy had ex
changed them.
The case was put In the hands of the
deputy sheriff and with young Holkcr the
pursuit was taken Up. The three men were
followed to Nebraska City and then to Lin
coln. Last Friday they fed their team at
Raw lings' barn and the next morning dis
appeared. Sheriff Hughes this forenoon sent
a description of the men to officers In all
parts of Nebraska , and It Is believed that
they will finally be captured.
ASKS FOR A DIVORCE.
Mrs. Joseph Lamdon , tha Tamora miss of
24 summers who owns to a husband of but
17 years of age.fna In'the "city today to
secure the services of an attorney to fight
the divorce proceedings Instituted by her
young spouse. She engaged a well known
attorney of Lincoln and will contest the
proceedings bitterly. Mrs. Lamdon Is the
heroine of the story printed In The Sunday
Bee. Her husband's father took the boy to
Seward Saturday , where divorce proceedings
were commenced. The boy then returned
True
Economy
does not mean closeness ,
it means simply getting
the best value for your
money. You get the full
worth of your money
every time , and nlso the
most 'delightful perfume
extant when you buy
THE ai-NUlNU
Hurray & Lannian's '
FLORIDA WATER.
RHILWAY
LeavisTrCHICAGOT BURLINGTON" & Q".T.CrrT7bs"
Onmlial Depot 10th ami Mason Sl . | Omnlia
4)5pm : . Chicago Venllbuli ! . 9am : )
943um ; . . . . .Chicago Exprros . 4.23pm
7:02pm : . Chicago and Iowa Local. . . iiO'j.mi
. . . . .l'.icllio Junction Ioca 1 . 5i"j : | > m
Leaves BURiriNGTON" & MO . RiVBlClA > rlve5
Omaha Depot 10tliund _ MasonJBts.j _ Onmha
10lSam Denver Express 9:3Cam. :
10lSam..Dead : oo < l Express 4'10 ] > m
4rWim : Denver Expresi 4:10pm
650pm..Nebraska ; Local ( except Sun. ) . . C:5ipni :
8:15am..Lincoln : Local ( except Sunday..ll:2 ) : am
Leaves I K. C. . ST J. & C. II. ( Arrives
Omalial DeiMt 10th and Mason Sis. | Omaha
; 4 > m . Kansas City Day Express . Bi'.iim :
:4ipm.K. C. Nleht Ex. via U. p. Trans. 650.im !
Leaves I CHICAGO , It. I. & PACIFIC. ( Arrives
OmahalUnlon Depot lilth & Mason St . | Omaha
EAST.
10:15am. : . Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . 6OJpm :
C.2jpm . Night Express . 6:4)am )
4 MOpm. . . . Chicago VeMlhuled Limited. , . ItUpm
ll35pm.Oklahoma ; Exp. ( to & B. ex Sun ) . S:3Jam :
'
_ WEST.
& ; Uam. Oklahoma & Texas Exp. ( ex Sun.ll:35pm )
_ JLtJSpmi.i. . . . . . .Colorado _ l.lrnlte < lli.i.1. . . . 4lOpm ;
I7avva ] UNION PACIFIC : l
UmahalUnlon Depot 10th & Ma on Sts. |
9 : Wain . , - . . Denver Express , . 3SOi : > m
2:15pm : . Overland Fiver . bt.Mpm
3:43pm. : Beatrice. & Stroimib'K Ex < ex Sun.12:30am :
C:40pm : . 1 aclilc Exprera . lOKiam :
G30pm ! . Fast Mall
Leaves ICI I IC AOOT M I lZ S 8T raUf * J > \ rrlv e"s
OinahalUnlon Deiiot 10th & Mason Sts. | Omaha
*
t:3 : ! m . Chicago Limited. . . . . 9.3'atn
IlilUani. . . .Chicago Express ( x. Sun. ) . . , S.Qipin
Leaves I iirE7 S"MO" . ' \'A"LL"EY. lATrlVcT"
* Omaha ] T > epot 15tUandWebster _ Sts.f _ _ Omaha
9AS.im : . IVailwood Express . Ts.lCpm
9:05am.Ex. : ( S.it.Wyo. Ex. . ( Ex. Mon ) . ElDpm :
Boupm. : . Norfolk Exprcxii ( Ex , Sunday. ) . . l':4Sam ' :
J3"PBLHt. ! . Paul Expr > 'U. . . . . . . . . 3M l.uil
Leiivea rCHICAOO & NORTHNVEST'N i.VrrlvfS
OinahalU. P. Depot 10th & Maaun Sls.l Omaha
llivam ; . .Chicago Ex'prcfs . < : lOpm
4iKpm : . Vpsilliule Limited . 92 ; am
C:3 : > > pm . Eaetrrn 1'ljcr. . 2lSpm :
6:3 : pm.Ex. ( Hat. ) . Chic. Poss.Ex. ( Mon. ) , 3:2.pm :
MIL Valley Local . 10 Jlpm
Leaves I STlSSOU'iri lAC7FlC fAl-ilVes
Omaha I Depot ISthjuwMVebatcr t t . | Uinm.i
"bWam : . Bt."lJouU * Express. . " . G.OOim
9:3 : < ) prn . St , Ix > uU Express . Ci'pin :
J /ical. 9l'am _ '
! CT. ST7 P.'M. & O7
Omalml ppxit | 15th mid Web ttr Sis. | Omahu
8-Oiain .Sioux City Adorn ( Ex , Sun. ) . . S:03pm :
10:0 : > ) am .Hloux City Atvorn ( Sun. Only. ) . 8 Olpm
12iipm .ta'loux City Expruss ( Ex , Sun..ll.U.im )
.tsSOpnij. . . . li-Ht. PaHlI.lmlte/l . . L 9. > Mm
ncovcs sioUx ciTY"7T'l > Ai'll'lc ; | 7vTrtve7
OmahajU. P. Duput loili & Ma > nHts.j _ Omaha
Ci : im. . . . . .Sioux City Passenger. . . . . 10 24pm
3Kpm : . . . .SI. Paul lUprewi _ . _ lo.i > ) iim
Heuves TillOUX CITY's "PAriFltTTAirfv- * ! "
tlmahal DefMt Ulh nnd V-Velmer Sts , I Omaha
'
e.jupnt . tit. Paul Limited 9llam :
5 30pm- .Chicago _ Limited _ _ _ 9 lUm
I OMAHA .V HT. I.OUIl ? TSrrTvcT
.OniahalU. 1 * Depot loth * Mason Sts. Oiiiiiha
StT Loult Cannon Ball l2.3Spm
home and refuses to oo or have nnytlilns
to do with his wife. The boy's uncle. Mr.
Thomni. nlso scorns to have turned against
the girl , for ho has dismissed her from the
bank where she has been no long employed.
The case Is ono of ( ho most Interesting that
has turned up In Lincoln for some time nnd
the future proceedings will bo watched with
Interest.
IIIUKU IN THK COURT HOOMS.
In answer to the null commenced by the
Poultncy National bank of 1'ouHney , Vt. ,
Kecclvcr Haydcn of the defunct Capital Na *
tlonal bank states tli.it Moshcr nnd Uurlbut
Issued $723,000 of the bogus Western Manu-
facturlnR company notes and floated them
upon the market without making any record
of the same on the books of the bank , The
receiver claims that Mosher appropriated
the money to his own use and that the bank
cannot bo held for the claims.
Ixing Hros , were today given n judgment
ngalnst Mosher and Marsh for $11,000. The
LaSallo National bank was also given a
judgment for $5,170 ngalnst Moshcr.
UNCOLN IN HIUKF.
James Flnnegan , n North IMuff precinct
farmer , was fined $10 and costs by Justice
Spencer for plowing up n part uf the public
road and planting It to corn.
Mrs. Larscn , living nt 723 North Eleventh
street , fractured her right wrist by fulling
In a tainting nt. She had just recovered
from n broken nrm from the same cause.
The Modern Woodmen and the Itcd Men
are Arranging for n joint state picnic to
take place In this city next Wednesday. Kx-
curslon trains will bo run from ovcry part
of the state nnd many members of the orders
from nil the principal towns nro expected.
Over 1.500 excursionists visited Lincoln
on Sunday. Most of them wcru from the
South Platte country.
The Lancaster county teachers' Institute
opened Its annual three weeks session at the
State university this * morning with n good
attendance.
TOO MUCH RICH FOOD.
NclmiBku C'mryltrit In Ulovcr mid Ar Com-
plnltllMK of Gout.
SIDNEY , Neb. . Juno l& ( Spcclal Telegram
to The lice. ) Camp Utindy , ns the Coxeyllcs
have properly dubbed It , has passed a quiet
day. The Wealers have become reconciled
to their abode and have commodious quarters.
A hospital was opened this pftcrncon , with
Dr. Stowles , Union 1'aclfic surgeon , In charge.
ThiTro arc eleven patients already , mostly
suffering from diarrhoea. Ono said ho had
the gout , caused from rich food he has
lately been living on. The daputy marshals
allminl'ter to their wants and show them
every courtesy the law albws.
Chief Coggeshall has his men well trained ,
and orders are Issued and executed In a
buslncss-llkc manner. Several of the Coxcy-
Ites are trying to work the habeas corpus
racket , but as they are mostly without mejns
they will flnd their supplications without ef
fect. It was a great sight today to see the
Wealers swimming In Lodge Polo creek.
look Kvcrjtliliif ; In Sight.
NEBRASKA CITY , Juno IS. ( Special Tele
gram to The Bee. ) A woman who refused
to give her name , stating that she came from
Tecumseh , complained to the police today
that a man named John Cornaway had
stolen her horse , wagon and her two chil
dren. She came to this city last night In
his company and passed the night with
friends , and this morning Cornaway , chil
dren , horse and wagon had disappeared.
Cornaway passed over the bridge Into Iowa
early this morning.
John Price , colored , aged about 12 , was ar
rested today charged with robbing the resi
dence of Mr. Crandall of a valuable collec
tion of coins and other things. He will go
to the reform school.
Mrs. Fred Demke , wife of a well known
farmer living one mile west of this city , was
thrown from a buggy yesterday and sus
tained a serious fracture of the knee bone.
Annum Iteutrlco Clmutnuqun.
BEATRICE. Juno 18. ( Special Telegram
to The Dee. ) The seventh annual assembly
of the Beatrice Chautauqua convenes next
Thursday evening , the first attraction being
Frank Beard , the "chalk talk" man. Dr.
Davidson cf Cincinnati will arrive this evenIng -
Ing to act as conductor. Over 100 tents have
been rented by families , who will camp on
the grounds during the entire session , which
closes the evening of July 4.
The Gage county teachers Institute com
menced today at the court house at noon.
The enrollment showed 105 namesi an In
crease over former years. George B. Chat-
burn of Wymoro and H. D. Skinner of Ne
braska City nro acting as InstructorsIn the
various branch'oa. Lectures will bo delivered
during the two weeks' session by State Su
perintendent Ooudy and Prof. Beattlo of
Lincoln. '
A/TuIra / nt Tulmagc.
TALMAGE/'Neb. , June' 18. ( Special to
The Bee. ) Thd .clothing firm of Gregory &
Llntz is dissolved by mutual consent , Mr.
Gregory retiring.
Joseph Drlubelbles has been appointed
deputy postmaster.
Gurj Butz Is building a fine residence op
posite the Methodist Episcopal church.
A number of TalmagoKes went on the ex
cursion to Omaha Sunday.
Mrs. Hannah Johnson Is at homo after n
successful year's work In the Crete public
schools.
J. H. Damune nnd family have returned
from their recent visit to Waynp county.
Mrs. Slinestcr of Nebraska City Is the
guest of her sister , Mrs ; B. F. Meyers.
WukollcM .Mimnn Klett OllUrri.
WAKEFIELD , Neb. , June IS. ( Special to
The Beo. ) Corinthian lodge No. S3 , Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons , has elected thu
following officers for the ensuing year ; W ,
M. , J. II. KlsoIIer ; senior warden , C. H.
Merrltt ; junior warden , - C.V. . Long ; treas
urer , Levl Klmball ; secretary , J.V. . Peitz.
The lodge Is In n very flourishing condition.
AUAPAHOE. Neb. , Juno IS. ( Special to
The Bee. ) Arnpahoo lodge 109 , Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons , elected oHirers for the
ensuing > ear Saturday : W. D. Prullt , W.
M. : J. F , Rdwards. S. W. ; R. J ) . Chambers.
J. W. : John W. Cvans. secretary : Alex Hog-
horg , treasurer ; E. B. Ready , tler.
AMU Atttnil tlm M HIT Oonv tuition.
PLATTE CKNTER , Neb. , Juno IS.
( Special Telegram to The Bee. ) A largo
delegation will go from Platte county to the
silver meeting nt Omaha , Juno 21.
CRETE , Neb , Junu IS. ( SpecUl to The
Bee. ) Democrats In this city are In the
dark ns to who will bo delegates to the silver
convention to be held at Omaha on Thurs
day , Colonel Bowtby having failed to pub
lish his appointments as delegates. It Is
jurmlsid , however , that no democrat who has
not n friendly feeling for populists will
bo appointed.
C'nitcr County Ttiiiulit-m.
BROKEN BOW , Neb. , Jun * IS. ( Special
Telegram to The Bee. ) The Cutter oounty
summer normal commenced this morning In
UiU city , Tlio session will continue nine
weeks. Including three weeks ot the county
Institute. The enrollment up. to nocn today
was 100 , double the nitmbor ever gathered
the first day. The instructors nro Superin
tendent E. O. Garrctt of Broken Bow and
Superintendent J. H , Kneagy ot Galloway.
Mnrrlfil ift I'rrninnr.
SNYDER , Neb. , Juno 18. ( Special Telegram -
gram to The Bee. ) The marrlpso of John
Looschen , cashier of the Snyder State bank ,
and Miss Mlnda Blca occurred at tha homo
of Mr. and Mrs. August J. Albrra In Fremont -
mont today , at 4:30 : p. m. Both the con
tracting parties ) nro well known In social
circles both hero and at Fremont. Only
relatives were Invited to witness tlm cere
mony. Theru vvuro many presents.
( Jriil Tmiiilurn | nt l.jons.
LYONS , Neb. , Juno 18. ( Special to Th
Bee. ) The Good Templars of this ( Omaha' )
district closed Iholr tvvo days' session here
last evening. There were several delegates
from abroad , and a profitable meeting to
the order \vns held.
Drrlitreil fur U'utur U'nrUs.
BANCROFT. Neb. , June IS. ( Special
Telegram to Thu Dec. ) The voter bond elec
tion In this plarc today passed oT ( quietly.
The bqnds carried by a vote of 02 to 30. The
work will bo pushed to completion ns soon
us possible.
|
Holilri'co XVoiimn'ft Pulnful Injury.
IIOLDREGlNub. . , June 18. iS | > cclal
Telegram to The Bee. ) List night while
Mrs. Karl lloonnan , a wealthy v.low of
this place , was riding , bor heir's &tcnbUd :
nnd fell. She jumped out of the bujrgy to
the ground and siulnlned n compound frac
ture of her let ? Just nbovo the nnkle. In nil
probability her limb will have to bo am
putated. _
l'nll City Convict Colony.
FALLS CITY , Neb. , Juno 18. ( Special to
The Bee. ) In the district court Saturday
Judge Ilabcock gave five men one year each
for entering the homo of James Trimble ,
near Stella , this county , May 19 ; Oeorgo
WaihlnRton. nllas Frank Evans ; James
Smith , alias Fred Barness Jeff Johnson , nllas
Fred Smith ; David Davis , alias Frank
Thompson , nnd Fred Douglns , alias Oeorgo
Anderson. John Stephens of Itumboldt was
given ono year for forgery , nnd these six , to
gether with Charles Green , who was given
eighteen months Thursday , were taken lo
Lincoln > esterdny by Sheriff \V. P. Fergus.
The penitentiary otllclals say It Is the largest
batch ever received from any ono county nt
once.
Among the doings of the county board last
week was authorzing the county treas
urer to purchase $10.000 worth of outstanding
bonds and save the Interest , ns there Is
$10,000 now In the hands of the treasurer.
The Fall * City bushiest college , n new
Institution in this city , was opened lait night.
There uro now twenty-five enrollments , with
the promise of a larger one.
The Rlchardspn County Teachers Insti
tute met In the Central school building this
morning for a two weeks' st'S.-lon. There nro
100 enrollments so far , and more expected.
Tonight , nt the Baptist church , a declamatory
contest will be given.
l-iiMrenro llrnvltlrt.
LAWRENCE , Neb. , Juno IS. ( Special to
The Bee. ) Public school closed Friday with
appropriate exercises. Miss Wllklns , pri
mary teacher , left the same evening for
Blakeman , Kan.
The Ladles Franchlso club gave an enter
tainment Saturday night. The club la
flourishing nnd very popular.
Judge Hastings has cited the town board
to nppe.tr before him Juna 20 to show calico
why saloon license was granted.
Mrs. W. K. Haynor returned last week
from n month's visit In Michigan.
DcM'rtci ! the DcmoLTntH.
FAIRMONT. Neb. , Juno IS. ( Special to
The Bee. ) Saturday night the democrats ol
this city held a meeting. It Is alleged tha (
n democrat state central commltteoman wnn
nt the meeting and resigned his scut with
thc commlttco. turned over his commission
and all papers connecting htm with the dem
ocratic party and has joined thu Fairmont
Republican League club. This , it Is Hinted ,
Is the most Important event ot the meeting ,
other business being of little weight.
TiTiiiinrh Note * nml Pir oimli.
TECU.MSEH , Neb. , Juno IS. ( Special to
The Bee. ) Mrs. W. H.irdcnbcrg and family
have gene to Ocala , Fla. , whither Mr. Hnr-
denberg preceded them two months. They
expect to make their homo In that city.
Mrs. Flora Barnes of El Reno , Okl. , spent
the past week vlhltlng relatives here.
The Tecumseh military band will furnish
music for the Table Rock'celebration on
the Fourth. Tecumseh will not observe the
day.
Crrto'rt PoHtofllro Moved.
CRETE , Neb. , June 18. ( Special to Tha
Bee. ) The long controversy over the removal
of the postofllco from the old quarters to
the Donus block was settled Saturday.
Postmaster Beard received the necessary
order from Washington to move the olllce ,
which was promptly done. New fixtures
have been ordered.
Trumps Unlit Jim dry Store ,
WILDER , Neb. , Juno IS. ( Special to The
Bee. ) Early's jewelry store was entered by
burglars while the proprietor was at dinner
today and twenty-six watches stolen. Three
tramps were arrested and the property re
covered. Thh Is the fifth time this stare has
been entered by burglars.
liutlcr dainty W. C. T. U.
SURPRISE , Neb. , June IS. ( Special to Tin
Bee. ) The Butler county Woman's Christian
Temperance convention convenes' ' this placa
Thursday and Friday. A largo attendance
Is expected , and the ladles nro making great
preparations to entertain the crowd and mnko
the convention a success.
Clillilrrii'rt D.iy Ohnorvcil.
FAIRMONT , Nob. , June 18. ( Special U
The Bee. ) Children's day was celebrated in
the Congtegatlonal church hero ycsturda >
with appropriate exercises. The exercises
were very pretty and tha decoration )
tasteful and attractive.
Illllmn Colic.
Those who are subject to attacks of this
disease will bo Interested In tlio experience
of Mrs. F. Butler ot 22 Flllmoro street ,
Falrhaven. Conn. She says : "I suffered tot
weeks with colic and pains In my stomach ,
caused by biliousness. One-half teaspoonful
of Chamberlain' . ' ! Cliollc , Cholera and Dlar-
rnoea remedy effected a cure. For sale by
all druggists.
Set } the animals at Courtland beach ?
Personal Property Amo mcnt.
With the exception of the cities of Omaha
and South Omaha the clerks In the ofllco ol
the county clerk have completed the work o'l
compiling the figures , showing the assessed
valuation of personal property In the county
for the year 1891. In the thirteen country
precincts the valuation shows an Increase of
513,7oO over the ussesment or last year.
The conuKirKlvo valuation of the personal
property for assessment purposes Is hero
Civcn and > lj as follows :
1 3. 1S9I ,
Chlc.iBO . . , J 47.713 4S.15J
DouKiis " . " . " 111. ! . . . ' . ! ! " " ! . ! ' ? 22,907 18.111
East Oinnhu K.m 2U CO I
Elkhorn 17,373 2027
Flnn-Hri * 13.13 ? M.MW
.TeffirHfin 2S.18.1 21.1IC
MrAnllo 2J ( . 0 3H.773
Mill ml 28.090 23,301
Platta Valley 43.913 M.SC1
Union 53.304 27. 2fl
Waterloo 2I.1SS 22.IUJ
West Omaha . . .t. , ZG.4G3 33 W7
Total
Seen the animals nt Courtland beach ?
The following marriage licenses were Is.
sued yesterday :
Name nnd address. Age.
N'els Peterson , Arlington , Neb . a
Anna Uuvlw , Atllngtun , Neb . 2 (
Otto II. Ungllsli , Omuhn . . 21
Lucy A. Knodu , Omuhu . 21
John ICurijlilnuirskl. Omuhn. . SI
AKIICS Mroshma , Omuhu . ) < !
John F. Adams , Council niuttH , la . M
Arabella 1C. Kerclmrul- Council muffs , la 31
Rdward F. liloedel , Papllllon , Neb . 23
Mnry Illnnk. Pnpllllon , Nub . 35
Roger Evans , South Omiiha . 2i
Mlnnto Cormlck , South Omaha , . . . , . 21
Wllllatn MrMInn , Rock Spihigs , Wyo. . . . U
Helen McKle , Scotland . . . . . . . . HI
fuIlerllng ; , Omaha . , . zi
Sophia Mm ray. Omaha . Jl
ICrnest Bartres , Onialia. . . . . 25
Lizzie llrlght , Omuha . . . 21
See La Rose Ilros. at Courtland baach. >
M.\IIKIT. :
INSTRUMENTS placed on record June 13 ,
ISO I :
WAHUANTY DIIKDB.
Arthur Motz ti > Unman Kavln. banl : , lot
3. tlocl ; 7. , Houlh Oinihn . 10,040
J I ! IMiuinlx tn H M .Sml.llui. IUI.H U am ]
13 , Mock 27. Wllmx'H l achl . 1,20 *
ot'iT CLAIM IIDH. :
1 * I Thomas nnJ hUHli.irnl to Andrew Miles ,
miiteu , lot 2 , Mavne Plica , Inu 'J utul 21 ,
Uocl. 2. lots 1.1 "nil 11 , lilwl ; 1. loin 10.
11 ntl'l 11. Mock 4. Wont Hl.lc. lulu > and
10 , hl'K-k 5 , West Cumin * HUM , l t 1 ami
11 , Mac ! ! 2. loin I. 2 nml 11 , .MtKk S. lot )
C , 7. it Ull'l ' 9 , Wfxk 4. Ms K , , 10 , U anil
n 10 fci-t 1'it U , Muck 3 , Lincoln Place. . . )
Saint ! to U S TUOIIUIK. Int 8. Mock 9. Me-
CurinlrK's ml. I , lot . Mock 7. n 30 fuct
lot 5 , Mock 12. Irmiroveint'nt Aurwutatlnn ,
mid. * 41 fi-ot lot 3. I. lock 231 , Omiiha , I'll
1 , 1'lncK's KUlxllv. c 30 feet lot 3 ainj a 21
f.-ol tut 3. Mock 1. l'i't > o Place , lotit 3 to
10 , Mock 10 , lloxl's mill , I tun II. 19 ami > ) ,
M.H-k S. llfiUllfll l' > : tr , ; | oH (5. K 4 ! ) , Gl ) ,
C2. W. fl'.i lot 41. nmllv ' .S Inl HI , NeUan'x
nil I , | li > I iiml 2. Went l.'nd nml strip a.l-
Jolnlnu , lot I , l < l > 'Ck 2 , Ko.t.M'a nilil. luls
C in n. Mi > nl < ? > . wj lit C. Mock II. lot
I. MIH.R 13 , OrchaM 11.11 . lulu 9 , 10 , II ,
U. 1) . 20 nnd ' 'I , Maine's nd'1 to Or ii4rd /
Illll. lot II. 11.k U , UrluK ' Place , lots
II to : i , CMInIi . 2 , roe
Hpecl'il mauler to 1 W H-Ulr | . * S3 feet lot
C unit U U'tt of n 14 fret lot 7 , Mutk
1) , K untie Place. 3.M7
Total amount nf transfers "ns.isi
Seen the anlmalt at Courtland beach ?