THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; , IpUDAY. JUNE 22. 1891.
SPEG1RL NOTICES.
fir thcs * column * will b tnkm
BT'll 12 M p m fir the evening and until : OT
o m. I > r ih * mnrnine nnd BunAny Mitioni.
A -rrHd. m -wi'i'oiinit n. numix-Jxl ch k ,
rin ha' ' nri w ( r \dmttd to ft numl * rM let
ter In car * , f Th Ilee. Answer * BO addres * l will
U > del verpJ tipjn presentation of th * check.
Ta' IV * ird first Innerllon , 1o word
t * c T N"thlm { taken for leas than 2Ee.
WANTED MALE HELP.
EOlTrrrORB. TEAMS FURNISHED ; INRTALL-
rn rt gxids. American Wringer Co. , 16 Hiw-
ma B'rcct D EM
AorNTfl. SALE'RY OR COMMISSION THE
grratent Invention of th * age. Tits New Pat
ent C'h-mlcttl Ink Erasing Pencil. Belli on
* ) Rb \\orkii tike magic AR nts are making
r m to 1121 OT per we k. For further par
ti' ' ulars wrl'e the Monro * Erasing JtfK. Co. ,
X 36. Ll Cross * . WIs. lt-C < 4
WANTLDSALESMANSALARYFROM ! ;
Hart permanent placn. Brown Rros. Co. .
nurs'rymrn , Chlcngo. III. p Miw Jzz *
iTBIHNO MEN TO TAKE ORDERS FOR OLD
ntablished house ; salary jiald. Aptily JSU
Douglas. n MliDJyU
BALI. . MAN WANTED , TO SELL OUR GOODS
by s. mple to thn wholesale and retail trade :
wtl 3n sight to every bunlnM man or firm ;
Mirral salurv money advanced for adver l.lng
nn I expense * , pirmanent position. Address ,
with stamp , King Mfg. Co. , C 42. Chlrno , 111.
WANTED. A GOOD UPHOLSTERER ; QER-
rrnn preferred. Apply to C. C. annnn ,
B. . huylcr. Neb. ' ' 5 *
WANTED , A GOOD , HONEST HOT ABOUT 15
years of age , to help In store and runi errands.
Address O 10 , Uec. 1I-M4M 22 *
HOME RALE8MF.N , WE HAVE AN ORIGINAL ,
legitimate , much-needed article , which Hell"
liftt during hard times , becnu e It saves money
and suffering men and women without any
experience whatever are now making from
115.00 to IGO.OO per week without neglecting
their home duties , no caplul required ; full
particulars , free samples nnd references In
> > ur own state nnd'ours by mall. Address
H S.r l x 1G92. Doston. Mas < i. . Only those
HuoMnK resp' ctnlile , profitable and permanent
empnyment need apply. B M4C2 22 *
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
wor ) : . must be good conk -and laundress ;
family of two. Apply , morning. 2203 Douglas.
C M410 22
WANTED , FIRST CLASS GIRL FOR GEN-
rrnl housework , family of three. Ml 3. 2 h
.tn-et Good wages. C M104 22 * _ _
WANTED-GIRL FOR. GENERAL HOUSEwork -
work In small family. Apply 1127 So. 25th nve ;
WANTED-TWO GIRLS IMMEDIAELY. ONE
for kitchen work , muit bo good cookand on *
for second work. Apply No. 3 Worthlngton
Place , opposite Browncll hall , near S. 10th st
LADIES CAN MAKE W.OO DAILY BY FOLDIng -
Ing nnd addressing clrculms for ui nt home.
No canvassing ; position i rmnnent : rrply with
utamped envelope. Miss Grace Paul , South
llend. Ind. C-M4C1 24 *
WANTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOT'SE-
work. Inquire 2MD Dodge street , C M457
FOR RENT HOUSES.
FINE FLAT IN CLOUSER BLOCK AT 703 8.
ICth st. ; ranee and nil other conveniences ;
JK. George Clouscr , room 2 , 1C23 Famam st
D 911
HOUSES. F. 1C DARLING. BARKER BLOCK.
r.se
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY , THE
O. F. Davis company , 1505 Farnam. D E87
I-ROOM COTTAGES , MODERN. CHOICE IN
Stanford Clicle. C. S. Elguttcr , 201 Bc < build
ing. D 588
RENTAL AGENCY. 007 BROWN BLOCK.D .
D SS
CLEAN , COMFORTABLE. CONVENIENT ,
moderate rental B. best 3 and 4-room suites for
houaekeepers only. References required. Also
C-room suite In tenement SIC S. 22d st
stD
D Ml )
KELKENNEY&CO..R , 1 , CONTINENTAL BLK.
D 591
FOR RENT. GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM
house 2C21 Capitol avenue. B. IL Iloblson ,
room 7 , Commercial TJatlonat. D 850
TEMPtlETON & , - VIEH8QN. I'axton blk.
2 D-C5t
FOR RENT , DWELLINGS . IN ALL PARTS
of Omaha ; call for list E. B. Ehrare. 433
Parton block. D MSC8
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN
Council Bluffs ; call for list nt Omaha olllce.
4i2 I'axton block. E. H. Sheafe. D MC67
FOR RENT. TWO 10-ROOM MODERN FLATS.
cheap. J. W. Squire. 248 Be * bldg. D 823
FOR RENT. S. 4. AND E ROOMS. ENQUIRE
Ol S. 17th eve. D 852-21 *
TIXREE-ROOM FLATS , 17.50. 1418 N. 17TII.
< .y D-M887 Jr *
FOR JtENT. HOUSE ROOMS. MODERN.
& Hill. D 22723
TOR RENT , DKSIIIABLE ID-ROOM. MODERN
, n > Hltlence , first-class In every detail , centrally
located. Rent. WO. E. H. Sheafe , 432 Pax-
tqn blk. D M309
TKNT8 FOR RENT 1311 FARNAM ST.
' D-381
FOUR ROOM COTTAGE , 1G06 SOUTH 14TH ST. ,
18.00. Inquire 828 South 18th St. D 378 24
rURNWHED-IIOUSE. 6 ROOMS. J .00j NEWLY
papered , painted : nice yard. Inquire C02 S.
16th street. References. D 103 20 *
VERV FINE T-ROOM COTTAGE AT RE
duced price : call at once. Fidelity Trust Com
pany , 1702 Farnam St. D41I
J-OR RENT , MODERN HOUSE ; REASONABLE
terms. Enquire 1 1 Dodce. I > M440
rOR RENT. FURNISHED HOUSE. APPLY
202 Paxton block. D 11430 27
TWO OR THREE NICE HOUSES FOR RENT
near Hnnscnm park .303 N. Y. Life Ifld'R.
George N. HIckH. D 448-24
FOR RENT. FIRST-CLASS 6-ROOM MODERN
lmus In excellent repair ; 2812 Seward. In
quire 2810 Seward. J15.00. U-M1C1 24'
TOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
ROOM WITH ALCOVE. C24 B. 2CTII AVE.
E 425J24 *
FURNISHED ROOM. 2017 HARNEY STREET.
E M3 4 2J *
S FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEP-
ing for man and wife. Rent taken In board.
311) N. 17th. E 810
AETNA HOUSE , NORTHWEST CORNER 13TH
and Dodgo. Rooms by the day or week.
E 8SC Jy
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FURNISHED ROOMS. 1818 CHICAGO STREET.
E M 77 Jy8 *
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S NICE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. 11U South llth street.E .
E MM7 25
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
1C11 Howard st EM 31C ! 3
WELL FURNISHED ROOM FOR MAN AND
wife , board If desired ; good location. Ad
dress N C2. Be . E SCO IS *
FURNISHED ROOMS. 1411 DODQE ,
E M557 S3 *
FURNISHED ROOMS ; LARGE YARD , SHADE
treci. .Walnut Hill ; cars pass th * door. 4011
Hamilton street E-MC3 ! '
TURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
ti boirrn ROOMS AMD GOOD BOARD. 210 *
* * IKniglts street F M C5
TOUNG WOMEN'S HOME. UNDER CARE OF
Women's Christian association. Ill 8. 17th st
F 6 7
ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ,
with first-cuss board. 1994 Capitol avr. Inquire
1110 Capitol S.Y * . F-M774
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. FOLDING
beds , modern conveniences , wllh gooj board.
The Rose. 2030 Hnrney. " ' " '
UtRQE FRONT A1COVE ROOM. TWO NICE
clcwets and grate , with board Th * Albany ,
1101 DaufUs street K Sl
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ROOMS AND BOARD. I01J DOUGLAS STRET.
F M997 II *
DESIRABLB ROOMS. WITH BOARD. REFER-
enres. Terms reasonable , tot N. llth.F4IX
F-4IX t5
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM WITH HOARD
for two gentlemen. In private family ; no other
boarderm. Silt Webster street F M4Qi n
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ; MODERN
cnvenlences ; ID St. Mary' * avenue.
F-SS1 t3 *
RENT. TWO LA ltd IS SOUTH ROOMS AT
the HllUUe. 18th and Dodge. F ; 47 II *
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FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
board. mODodg * . F-M4U V *
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noous i BOARD , ta N. . MRS. TUTTLK.
F
NICE ROOMS AND BOARD. HI S I9TH.
F 490-JyU *
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VERY COOL. 13 LEG A NT FURNIEHIiD SOUTH
front num. prlr t * tiof.nl ; detached house ,
I > leownt liotne. 2110 DouxUs. F-M417 '
R'XM3 FOR LIGHT HOUSEKnEFING ll
No , liih at 1 - (11 ( !
x OR RENT-UNrORNlBIPD ROOMS.
4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
hourckerpins ; . city water , etc. , low rent ; north-
we t corner 17th and "Webtter st O Kit
FOR RENTTsTORES AND
CORNER SALOON , 1M DOUGLAS. INQUIRQ
JIB. 1-M8M _
11 MONTHS U1A.SE OF STORE , 109 E. 17TH.
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FOR iinrn1 , TH * I-STOKY BRICK
Ill rarnnm itrrct. The building has a nr -
proof cemtnt bnsemenl , complete steam heatIng -
Ing fixture * , water nn all floors , gas , ete. Ap
ply at the om > e of the B e. I 19
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS IN AND OUT OF CITY ; LIBERAL
commissions. Apply room 433 , Paxtnti blnclc.
J 76 Jy7
AGENTS EVERYWHERE ; SI.
quirk > ller , new , nn talking ; lmmen prnflts ;
iwmple 30ti ilal nute. Address Hint" Anent ,
1M4 N street Lincoln , Nob. J-M4J3 ! 4
WANTED-TO RENT.
WANTED TO RENT. HOl'SE OF 8 OR 10
nwms , mod rn convenience * , twtween 18th and
lint. Cftss and Cumlng streets. Addrnn C4
North 13th. K M459 53 *
WANTED , FURNISHED HOUSE WITH
modern conveniences. Gentleman nnd wife ,
references furnished. Address O 12 , Dee.
K-MKS " 4 *
STORAGE.
STORAGE.WILLIAMS & CROSS. 134 HARNET.
11 601
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
and cheap rate. It Wells. 1111 Farnam.
Farnam.Meoo
M-eoo
OM.VAN&STORAGE CO..1506 DODGE. TRUISM.
M 201
WANTED TO BTTZ.
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT AND
sold. L , Altman. 80S & BIO N. ICth st.
N SM Jy
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND-HAND
furniture , stores , etc. L Brussell , 710-71S N. ICth.
. N-857
HAVANA FRECKLES , A IOC CIGAR. FOR 5C
N M270-Jy-15
WANTED. A GOOD SECOND-HAND PHAE-
ton. nearly new. In first-class condition. Ad-
dreas O 4 , Bee. N M433 24 *
WANTED , GOOD DOUBLE SET LIGHT BUGGY
harness for cash. Address O C , Bee.
N M43C 22
SECOND HAND SUIT OF BEDROOM FURNI-
ture. complete. Address O 11. Bee.
N-M4C7 21 *
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 , raan to clerk ?
You'll find it on this page.
Do you want to get a bath ?
You'll find it on this page.
Or trade for that another hathr1
You'll find it on this page.
WANTED , SECOND HAND SET NEBRASKA !
supreme court reports. 441
SECOND-HAND FOUR-PASSEN-
WANTED. -
? . wagon and single harness. Must bt
Ke pony
very cheap. Address O 9. Dee. N-Ml-C .3 *
FOR "BAIiE PTTRNITTJRE. |
PAYMENTS EASY , YOU WON'T MISS YOUR i
money. Low prices on furniture & household
SSodsT EiteTpfl * . Credit Co. , 613-C15 N.
FOR SALE. FURNITURE OF A C-ROOM
house and piano. S. W. corner 2Id nnd Call-
fornla streets. O M4CO .4 *
TOR SAI E HORSES , WAGONSETO.
FOR ALE. LIGHT CAIIR1AOEpTBAM.j
ONE TEAM , NEW WAGON AND HARNESS ;
also one road wagon , for sale cheap ; must be
sold at once. Fidelity Loan and Guarantee
Co. . Room 4. Wlthnell block. P-M236
FOR SALE. LARGE. YOUNG DRIVING AND
riding horse. 1609 Douglas street P M4W 2C *
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
BALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD
Cattle company. Ames. Neb. , have 2.000 tons
of peed barn-stored hay tor Bale. All orders
filled promptly. _ Q-txg
BENHEIM SPANIELS. THE HANDSOME
little toys : Scotch Collies. O. H. Moore , 1C31
Sherman aven-ie. Importer and breeder.
O 875 Jy7
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SUPPLIES FOR AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS
Sole agents for > the
NIGHT HAWK CAMERA. 5.
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B. ileyn & Co. , photo supplies , 1003 Farnam st
Q 908-Jyl
ST. BERNARD PUPS. HOI DOUGLAS STREET.
Q-M&30 Jy9
BICYCLES , NEW AND OLD. J20 TO 125. EASY
payments ; we rent and repair. Omaha Bicycle
Co. . ii07 N. ICth St. TeL 129. _ Q-H4
J123.00 BICYCLE NOW W7.M. 1100.00 CUT TO
JCS.25. JCO.OO cut to J42.50. M. Trolel , 2709 Leav-
enworth street. Q M2U JyU
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LAW BOOKS. WEST'S REPORTERS. APPLY
1309 South 28th street. I , ' M3-J3 23 *
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FOR SALE. TIIBSH JERSEY COW AND CALF
and two young Holsteln milkers. Call afternoon -
noon , 25th and Burt striv Is. Q M4M 2t *
MISCELLANEOUS.
HAVE YOUR OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO
rugs. Smyrna rug repaired , Ii21 Leavenworth.
R M21I Jj 13
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. BKND FOR CATA-
logua. George E. Brown. Jr. , & Co. , 709 S. ICth.
R M271
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. DR. H. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT. RE-
IlabU business medium ; 7tU year at 119 N. 11
8 CC3
CLAIRVOl'ANT-rROFESSOR WHITE. THE
greatest clairvoyant of his age , has arrived In
umaha. He will read your future IK * without
a mistake. Gives valuable information on all
matters. Will give you truthful advlc * on all
business , law , money matters , and all family
affairs , being gifted with a rare and wonilnrful
Inrtght Into such matters , and never known to
make a mistake. The future plainly revealed ,
lovers united. Troubles healed , reunites the
separated , from whatever cau e , and causes
happy marriages. Gives names of friends and
enemies , also the one you will marry. Tells
what to do and where to go to be lucky. All In
troubl * call. Those desiring reliable Informa
tion on all affairs of life or business are Invited
to call. All counsel strictly confidential. H *
can b found at 1C17 Chlcsgo ktrect Hours
tram S a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays , to K.
S-MIM M *
HASSAGE. BATHSrETO.
MADAME SMITH. W2 & OTH. ID FLOOR.
room t. Massage , vapor , klcohol. steam , sul-
phurtna and sea baths. T 311-21 *
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MADAME BROWN. 1S1 CAPITOL AVENUE.
2d floor , room 4 , massage , alcohol , sulphur and
set baths. T
MME. ANNA OF CHICAOO GIVES ALCOHOL
baths and massage. SO * N. Itth. room IX
T M5o6 22 *
UIS3 DEVOL. FROM NEW YORK. HAS
taken charge of Madam La Rook's masiage
parlors , u and 13. 12 ] North ICth.
T-M4 27 *
PERSONAL !
UIBS JOHNSTON. LADIES' HAIR DRESSER.
hunpoolng , Old location. 21) 8. Uth streit
U-liC-Jy
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HAVANA ritECKIJSS. A JOC C'lOAR FOR U- .
UAI2Jy IS
PERSONAL.
Continued.
MABSAGE. MADAME BERNARD , 111 * DODGE
WHEN ON TARNAM BTREKT STOP IN AT
1410 and see our new china. M. H. UUss.
U M9-Jrl
TAKE TOUR FRIEND ; T1NTYITW. 4 FOR
Ke. rroctor. O H. Hth street U MM4 jy
IMOOENE L. RAMSEY MAKES DKL1C1OUS
home mad * bread ; try one loaf. 217 N. Hth _ L
LADIES' AMIinit JEWBLRY TO ORDER :
also repairing. CH S. ICth street. U MIM
CREAM FOR WHIPPING. COTTAGE CHEESEl
Waterloo creaoery , 1611 Howard ; tel. UK.
_ L MI4 ? Jyll
PROF. FRANK BROOLIN RESTORES HAIR
to the bald ; cures dandruff ; stop * hair falling
out ; restores gray hair to Its natural color :
both sexes treated. References furnished of
Omaha patient * who are rclle\ed. No cure ,
no pay. Room 424 , Bee Building , Omaha , N b ,
WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J.
Mullet's new lc * cream parlors , 2SOS L"nvcn-
worth street : everything Is new. Including the
building. Tel 1MO Ic * cream delivered.
U M218
BALDUFF . ,
A pleasant and convenient place , UM
Farnam street I'axton block ; 'phone. 711.
U M33S
MASSAGE TREATMENT. ELECTRO-THER.
mal baths. Sculp nnd hair treatment , manicure *
miropodls. Mrs. Post. * 1 H S ISth. Wlthnell blk.
* *
V1AV1 HOME TltKATMENT TOIl LADIES ,
i.'faith book and coniultatlon free. AOdreis or
CJL'l Vlmvl Co. , 115 1M ! bide. Luilr attendant.
CATARRH TREATED , SI TEH MONTH. ItOOM
K. DouKlas blk. . cor. 16th and Docltrc.
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
LOANS ON liirnOVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property : K.OOa it upwardi , 5 to 6h P r cent , no
flelayi. W. Karnam Smith & Co. , 1320
MONET TO LOAN ON" FARMS IN DOUGLAS.
Improved nnd unimproved Omaha real estate.
fidelity Trust Co. . KM.Farnam . l W C0 >
LIFE INSURANCE POLICES LOANED ON
or bought. F. a Chesney , Kansa. CUy Mo.
MORTGAGE LOANS , A. MCOIIE. 50I N.T. _ Ufe.
MONET TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estafb. Ilrennan. Ix > v & Co. , Paxton fc.
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA r
and Nebraska farm * at from 6 to 7 per cent-
W. D. Melklt. First National bank
LOANS. K B. SHEATE. 432 PAXTON BLOCK.
W-M66S
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ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 318 N.Y. LIFE
loana at low rains for choice security on No *
braska and Iowa tarmi or Omaha olty property
W 618
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MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES THE
O. F. Davl Co. . 1DOJ Fornaro at. W 608
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OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. . 18TH AND
Douglas utreeti , loan money on city and farm
property at lowest rates of Interest. W 610
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
improved and unimproved Omaha real Cfltate.
1 to D years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam.
W-09
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UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW
York. Capital 12.000.000. Surplus S600.000. Sub
mit choice loana to F. B. pusey , agent. Flnt
National bank building. _ W 800
LOANS , TESIPLETON&PIERSON.PAXTON blk.
\V-4i57
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LOANS. 1 TO B YEARS , WARRANTS. BONDS.
etc. Oarvln Broa. . no N. Y. Lite. W Cll
CITY LOANS. LARGE LOANS ON CENTRAL
business property ; 6 per cent. C , A. Starr ,
15 N. Y. Life bulldlns. W-M2M
MONEY TO LOAN OHATTELST"
A. E. HARRIS , ROOM L CONTINENTAL BLJU
' X VI 640
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MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL I'ROP-
erty. Uarvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life building
X-M571
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD
ture. planns. hones , wacons , or any kind ot
chattel security , at lowasl possible rates , which
you can pay bad : at any time , nnd In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
room < . Wlthncll block. X M CJ
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MONEY T OLOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS.
horaei , wacons , etc. . at lowest rates In city ;
no removal of { roods : strictly contldentlat ; you
can pay the loan oft at any time or In any
amounts. Omaha Mortgage Loan Co. . si > 6
South ICth street. X S33
BUSINESS CHANCES.
1TJR SALE. CHEAP. FIRST-CLASS RESTAUH-
ntit nnd lunch counter , opposite F. E. & M. V.
depot. Fremont. Neb. Y M661
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II' YOU WANT TO BUY , SELL OR Ex
change merchandlue. Kot In or out of buslndJJ.
call on or address th * National Informullan
nnil Exchanc * Co , . 201 rirst National bii'-k.
Omaha. Neb. Y M507 JM
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HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOC CIGAR. FOR EC.
Y M265-Jy-13
WANTED-A PARTNER WITH WOO. BUSINESS
honorable and will clear 12.000 this summer.
Address O 7. Bee , Y 443.I2 *
FOB , EXCHANGE.
HAVANA FRECKLES , A IOC CIGAR. FOR BC.
7f MW9-Jy-13
FOR SALE OR TRADE. 4 7-YEAR-OLD
horses , each weighing 1.300 Ibs. , or over : will
talto smaller horses in exchange. Fred Terry ,
JO Itamge block. Z Mjl
WANTED , MDSE. IN EXCHANGE FOR GOOD
clear farms. I do a general real otate busl-
netis , examine lands or titles , fuinlsh ab
stracts ; correspondence solicited. B. H. Lilly ,
Broken Bow. Neb. Zir : :6 _
FOR RALE , A TROTTING BRED COLT TUAT
can trot : sound , well broken. 19 hands high ,
dark bay , 4 tears old. trotted last year In
: : SS ; upheadrd , stylish and all right every
way. should brat S:40 : this year. I'ric * .
2S. Box 121J. Falrfleld. Neb. Z-M4H 37
TO EXCHAGE A NE\V SET ENCYCLOPEDIA
Brltiinlca for an oak b d room set or folding
bed. Address O 6. Bee. Z HJ-23
FOR SALE OR TRADE A FINE GROCERY
stock , centrally located. Address O S. Bee _ _
FOB SALE HEAL ESTATE.
FAllU LANDS , a F. HARRISON , 1 ! N. 1C.
Llf RK-4M.JH *
A FEW CHOICE INVESTMENTS 10 ACRES
just out of city , splendid tract. W.WO.
Elxty ncres. beautiful tract , just southwest ot
the city. J7 .00 per acre.
Twenty acres , close to New Elmwood park , for
which the city paid JUuO.OU per acre ; 1 cun
offer this land for UM 00 per acre.
Thirty-llvv acres , tpli'iulldly adapted for track
age or manufacturing J > urpo s or far platting
Into lots. This land adjoins Cvnter street ,
wlilch Is to Ivo paved by the oounty. Can
odor for K.OO per urrc.
Eighty acres , near Sernwur park ; splendid In-
\r tinent. can crtcr for JW6.UO per uore.
Farti-live iicre * . just went of South Omaha ,
only tuenty-ftve minutes' drive tram this olty
and tlfo n mtnutrs' drhe from the Union
s'rx-k yards , KMN.VO t > cr More ,
One hundred arros. near Seymour park , rlrilce
trm-t itnd splmdUly lor t l. 111,0.00 IT itcre
If > ou want to nuke quick money mil and see
u * .
Ili.ks1 Ri.tl EstaU Agency 30 } Nrw York Life
tuildlnc R E.
FOB SALE HEATS ESTATE.
Contlnueft:6F
FOR BALB-4'W CHOICE ? ERN NKPKAS
ka farm * ; also a few for tiadr. C. H. lloat'
rjght. 301 N. Y. Life bM - RE-414.J2I
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DAROAINS. HOUSES. LOTa , AND rAtlMS.
mle or trade. F. K. Uadkng , llarker Mk.
HE 851
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FOR SALE. LOT S. STANTuN rLA < 'K. ON
Lmvcmrorth street. InMdw * h > r Halt line , mike
m * n offer. Addrc * * l 81. Helen' * nve. .
Turornn. Wwh. * 11K-M453
ll.OM CASH FOR riVI ! A wlNPlUE CITY
limit * , north. Money tubtd mm. Add'ew or
call at IMP Gruce tre t. RK-MISI
B. K ! CORNER ITH " AND WILLIAMS
tree * * , 10-romn house. tUth irwd barn , paved
Ktrr t , luce grounds , ortrublwy. fruit , etc. ,
cheap , fidelity Trust cfrniitny , 1701 Farnam
street. RE-MCI1 90
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
t'or It } '
next ten days
for purffhanlng
GEORGIA AND VIRGINIA AVHNUES ,
lt en
MASON AND PACIFIC
directs.
The choicest re ldcnce
portion of our eltv.
Can be puichasrJ
nt prlcei that would fall
* to buy suburban property.
INVESTIGATE AT ONCE ,
as present prlcvs
hold ECKXI only till
Jt'LY I'lRST
THE FIDKLITV TRt'ST CO. .
17W rarnam street
RE-MC2 30
BUSINESS NOTICES.
QUICK PRINTERS. KRAMER & CHANDLER.
lia Farntm & 307-S S. 12th. Phone 1630.
Mall orders eet quick action. 7 ! > l-Jy >
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BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS.VE
buy hay. A. IL Snyder , 1515 Burt St. , tel. 1107.
83J S5
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED. 71 N. 16.
S31 Jy5
ROEDER'S I'HARMACY , 707 N. ICTH ST.
S30 JyS
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
oince to 2UO So. ICth , Brown block. CS7-Jyl
OMAHA MEERSCHAI-M PIPE FACTORY ; OLD
pipes made new. 613 S. 16th. _ M151
HOTEL BRUNSWICK. ICTH AND JACKSON.
chanced handc. Euroix-nn | > lnn , first class.
Special attention to nwms by month. Rooms.
112.00 to J33.00. Including baths , light and ele
vator. Mm Jyll
CHINA DECORATED TO ORDER AND MENDed -
ed like new , IOC S. 14th Bt . 173 Jyll
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CARRIAGE TRIMMING. GENERAL REPAIRS.
top S10 up. Louis Gutting , Hi S. 13th st.
235 Jylt
_
a E. MORRILL. CARPENTER. OFFICE AND
store fixtuics a specialty. 1513 CaiHtol a e.
477
R. L. CARTER , METAL CORNICE SKY
lights , smoke stacks , furnaces. 1C17 Howard st.
426
LOST.
LOST-HORSE. SORREL. S WHITE LEGS ,
white face , weight 1200. Return 1116 N. 20th.
440-22'
_ _
STRAYED. FROM THE YARD Or THE ASSO-
cluted Charities yesterday afternoon , a small
white mare. A reward will be given on re
turn to SOT Howard street. Lost M1J5 22 *
TAKETJ TJF !
TAKEN UP-TWO HORSES , GELDINGS. ONE
sorrel , white face. whQe feet , other light
roan , white face , white .feet , Marham. near
Dc.if and Dumb Institute. found424 m
MERCHANT
A. MARTIN. MERCHANT TAILOR. ESTAB.
1T78. Imp. & domestic rioveltlcs. 1607 Fnrnam.
73S-Jy4
SUITS TO ORDER AT cbST. S. LARSEN. 615
N. 16th st. Established 20 Tf&rs. S3I Jyl4
S. MORTENSEN. TUB OLD RELIABLE TAIL-
or. 404 N. ICth , hna greatly reDuccd prices. See
his (5 pants and (20 cults ; all made In Omaha.
- 253 Jilt
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GRINDING.
SCISSORS. LAWN MOWCRSfRAZORS. ETC. .
ground. Uelcholr Bros. , 1113 Farnam Bt.
. 793.jy4
_ j. _
RAZORS. SHEARS .CLIPPERS , LAWN MOWers -
ers , etc. A. L. Underlain ! . IOC N. 14th. 172
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND RE-
palred. W. Boehl. rear S12 3. 16th. 2S6 Jyl4
MEAT MAKKET.
NEATEST MARKET. BEST OF MEATS. E.
A. Marsh's Washington market , C14 N. ICth.
THE BEST CHOICE CUT OF MEAT AT
Helnzman's market. 705 N. ICth s 132JylO
GEO. .W. KURZ. CHOICE MEATS. PRICES
reasonable. 722 S. ICth street. M217 JyU
UNDEBTAEEBS AND EMSALMEK3
H. K. BURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer. 1C1S Chicago. Tel. 90. 625
SWANSON & VALIEN. UNDERTAKERS AND
embalmers , 1701 Cumlng St. , telephone 10CQ.
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EiT-
balmer , 1417 Farnam street ; telephone , 225.
334
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HEAFEY & HEAFEY , SIB S. 14TH ST. TEL.
8C5 ; also. 24th and N sts. . S3. Omaha. M1T7
TINNERS.
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK , GUTTERS ,
spouting , valleys , rooting , done cheap. Gate
City Tinners. S22 N. 16th Et. _ 833 Jya
TINWARE REPAIRED , E. GREDIC. 717 N.
ICth street. Copper and sheetlron work.
work.SS5Jy 6
PLTTMBERS !
FREE PLUMBING OF EVERY KIND. GAS
steam & hot water heating , sewerage. Z13 S. 1C.
M438
HARNESS.
HARNESS. WHIPS. SADDLES , ETC. ; NEAT
repairing. S. D. Canad , C24 S. ICth street.
M 9CC Jy3
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GET MY PRICES BEFORE TOU BUT A HAR-
ness. August Bohne. 711 S. ICth street.
M-9M JyS
HARNESS , WHIPS. NETS , ETC. REPAIRING
a specialty. 113 N. 15th st. 20 :
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WHY DON'T YOU PUT UP AN AWNING ON
your home ; keeps out sun , beautifies your resi
dence , costs but little. Omahu Tent & Awning
Co. , 1311 Farnam St Tel. 883. 352-Jyl7
WOLF BROS. & CO. . MANUFACTURERS OF
awnings , tents , flags , wagon , hay , stock covers ,
tarpaulins , bannerx , streamers. 703 , 70 ! S. ICth
street. Tel. C94. Tents for rent M3S6
HORSESHOEING.
a. B. BURT. HORSESHOER. 314 N. 1GTH.
82C JyS
MRS. THOS. MALONEY. S12 N. ICTH ST.
837 Jy8
ELECTRICAL 'SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND ,
storage batteries recharged , electrical and gen
eral machinists ; vuperWrOiwork guaranteed.
Omaha Electr/cal Worked ? and 019 S. 16th St
. SJJ
FRED MOHLE. 1S17H FAHSAM. 3
H. MAROWITZ LOANS UOJfCY.COS N. 16th St
SHORTHAND -AND TYPE WRITING.
VAN BANTS SCHOOL OF.'BHORTHAND. CIS
N. Y. Lite. Omaha. Ask , for , circular. C2 < .
MUSIC , ART AND'iLANGUAGE.
G. F. GELLENBEC1C. Jl AN JOIST AND
teacher. 1510 California street. nt
FINANCIAL.
CASH PAID FOR ENPOWMENT POLICIES
in old line companies : Addrrs A , 1C Brock *
lesby. Box 233. Hartford. Conn. MJW-J3'
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON BROS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all kinds of ttml. Correspondence solicited.
1008 Funiam street. Midi
TICKET 'BROKERS"
J. H. DAVIES , MEMBER A. T B. ASB'N ;
tickets bought and sold. 1312 Farnam street.
1 ) ylt
P. II , PHILBIN , CUT RATES , 1103 TARNAM.
an jyie
SUES CO. , Solicitors , Hit
OMAHA. NEB. Advice FREE.
OER.EBRINE ( HAMMOND.1
Uxtruct t III * llmln ni the Ox.
In the treatment of
LOCOMOTOR' ATAXIA.
N. Y. Nrumlogiral Sorlc-ty. M'rtln * . April 4 , 1W
"A ciw wms pr * * ntpd of looumotor ataxla
" hieh had lietti trenteil wllh h > l id tnt < In-
"JerMons of CKRKUIUNR. Six yewrs ago the
'rwtltnt. man nged fi.rty , hail hrjrun to mif-
"IT with di iHr Wnlon Thin. aft r iwveral
"monlhn of trratm nt had dliwpp'-ar * * ! . and for
" time he h d ben quitewrll The typical
nymptmnn of loroiiHitor ataxla then roti' l on.
"coiniileU1 loii of kni-p-Jcrki ! , nSnit' pains In
"the lrn ; nturiQ poll well murkier tmblllty
"lo uland wllh tlw eyes rlcwed. difficulty In
"rvitclMtlBg the bladder and Iwwrls , wxual
"power lout ; a m-niw of con trlcllon around th *
"woliit. Tr itm' > nt was b < > gun nlwut n WWKB ,
"HBO. and connlntod of n dally hnwdrnnle In-
"JWton Of CKREHRINE HumimmJ ) Jive
"droin. imbln l with n like amount of water.
"Iinpravcmmlrry nmrlJ ; xual fan * Kin
"P-rf clly rr toml. compli-t * mntrol over t.lntl-
" had dl * p-
"der and Imwels , nnd sharp pains
"ponred ; gpneml lionltli Imprnvrd ; nbl' to run
"up ami down ntnlrs , nd ciuld M nd tea y
"ulth his ayes cloned. No other treatment em ;
"ployed. Improvement gradual nnd steady.
EPILEPSY.
Dose Plvo Ire | . Price , (2 ( tlraelun ii.S2.50.
liere local dnigglnts are not supplied wllh
the Hammond Animal Extracts they will b
mulled , together wllh nil existing lllcrature
on Uie subject , on receipt of price , by
Till ; COLU.M11IA UliUMlUAL CO. ,
Ku\n & Co , Agents for Omaha.
BETTS
AND
BETTS
Medical and' Surgical Institute.
E. V. DAVIS M. D.
. . , . . ,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
all forms ol
NERVOUS. CHRONIC AND PRIVATE
Wo cure speedily and permanently all di
seases of the sexual system , also kidney ,
bladder , blood , skin and stomach troubles.
Our principles and assistants have all
made life studies of our specialties
CONSULTATION FREE.
Send 4-ccnts for our new 120 pate book.
Call or address with stamp.
BETTS
119 South 14th SL , Omaha.
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= Drink It when you err thirsty : when you S
r arn tired" when you are overheated. Whenever - E
= ever you feeltbatB health-giving temperance E
= drink will do you good , drink
. © otbees * .
§ AS.p > c.pkE.mak 8SfrallotrB.BoldeTex7where. =
. it&mp foi bt ailful pfotur * cirds tuid book , s
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Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain Treatment
ra sold under positive written guarantee , by author
ized agents only , to cure Went Memory ; Loss of
Brain and Nerve Power ; Lost Manhood ; QiiicL-iieFs ;
Night Lorses ; Evil Dreams ; Lack of Confidence ;
Norvoumess ; Lassitude ; all Drams ; Ixws of Power
of the Generative Orgnnn In elthsr ecx , cau ed bj
over-eiertlon ; Youthful Errbrs , or Excessive Use of
Tobacco , Opium or Liquor , which teen lead to
Miser/ , Consumption , Insanity anil Death. By mall ,
(1 a box ; B for i ; with written guarantee to cure or
refund money. WEST'S COUGH BYItUP. Acertulr
euro for Coughs , Colds , A tlram , Bronchitis , Croap.
TVhooplng Cough. Sore Thront PloMnnt to take
Smull size di confmuert ; oH.Bdc.Fln. , now25c. ; oil !
Fl rlTAno-arCOn. QU RANTERS Issued only by
Goodman Drug Co. , Omaha.
RHILWflY TIME
iSaWs ICHTCAGO. B'URLTKGTO"N &T * . | Arrives"
_ Omnlia | Depot 10th and Maton Sts. I Omaha
4:4r.pm : . Chicago Vestibule . 9rtQam
> :43am . Chlcano Express . 4pm :
7OJpm : . . .Chlcnirj and Iowa Local . F:00am :
11.35am . _ . ln ltio _ . Junction Local. . 6:53i : m
Leaves | BTRLI > TGf6Nr & MO. IU VER. lArrtveT
Oinahal Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | Omaha
10li > am . , . Denver Express . 9:3. > am.
10lSam . Dcadwood Express . 4lupm
4 : ! > 0i > m . Denver Express. . . . . . . 4lOpm
CDOpm : . .Nebraska Local ( except Sun. ) . . . tMpm :
. . Lincoln Local ( exci-pt Sunday. ) . . 11 :2Jam :
Leaves j K. O. . ST. J. & C. II. ( Arrives
Omaha Depot 10th nnd Mason Sts. I Omaha
8:45am : Kansas City Day Express & : Upm
8t4ipm K. a Night Ex. via U. P. Trans. CSO.im
Loaves 1 CHICAGO , It I. & PACIFIC , { Arrives
OnmlmUnion , Depot 10th i : Mason Sts. | Omaha
10-lCnm..Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . C:0ipm :
CUpm : Night Express. . C:4 nm
4:40pm..Chlcn.uo : Vestlbulcd Limited . . . IrJ'.pm
11:3iim.Oklahoma : Exp. ( to C. U. ex Sun ) . tIJam :
" ' ' " " "
WEST.
_
f:30am : Oklahoma & Texas Exp. ( ex Sun.ll:3 ) > nm
_ iKpm : . . . .Colorado Limited . . .L. 4IOpm
Lf vea ] UNION"PACIFIt \ lArrives
Omaha'Unlon ' Depot 10th k Mason Sts.l Oma.ia
! iMam : Denver ExiirB 3.Vim ;
: : llpm Owrlnnd Flyer 6jnu )
3 43pm Beatrice & Btromsb'e LICX : ( Hun.13:30.im ) :
C 40pm I aclllc Express ld5 ; iam
C:30pm : Fast Mull. 4apni ; )
Leaves ICHICAOO7 MlCTtSTrpAULTATFlv < > s
OmahujUnion Driot | 10th & Mnsoji Sis | Omaha
"
"c3Jpm . Chicago Limited. . .T. . . . . 9S'am
] 1.10-.im.'hlrncQ ixpr < < . ( ex Sun ) . . S Him
Lcu\cs 1 P E. & MO. VA LL"U 'Arrives
Omahal Depot 15th aiul Webster Sts. f Omaha
fl'OSam . D iadwood Exprens . C:10pm
8:0am.nx. : ( BaD.Wyo. Ex. . ( Ex. Won. ) SSlOpm
t:0"t'm : Norfolk Expri-ss ( Ex. Sunday. ) . .lOMi.im
_ T..5njim _ . _ L. . iiHt.Paul 13xprcsi. . . . . .jt jurn
" " " " "
"Len\esTCHICAbo & NORTIUVErfT'N "lArrlvfs"
OniahaJU , I * . Depot 10th & Maaun Sta.i Omiiha
Hnr : nm . ChFcago Express . . Cil'lpm '
4Upm : . V j Hhula Limited . 'j:3)am :
C.JOpm . Eustcrn Flyer . : ; l5pm
C3'jpm.Ux. ; ' ( Sut.l.Clilc. Puss. ( Ex. Mon. > . B:5pm :
G : S5am . MQ. Valley LocHl. . . . .10:3-Ji > m
Loavci I MISSOURI PA CIFIC [ Ar7lve7
Oinahal Depot 15th and Webster Sts. | Omaha
SOitam. : . . . . , Hl. Louis"Expriss . CKam : )
93 ; < n > m . St. Louis Exprvsii . t > :53pm
6Uirm.J23Uy- Sun. Tiebrmikn " Local _ ? l9 m
Iavrrr " K. ST7 1C. M. " & "o. " | A"rrF\i-s
Omahai Depot ISth nnd Webster Sts. I Omulut
"s:00am. : , Sioux City Accom ( Ex. Sun. ) . . 8:00pm :
lO'.oOnm. .Slou * City Accom " ( Sun. Only ) . . BsO'Vpm
.Sioux City Express ( Ex. 8un..HUjim :
. . _ . . . . .St. 1'aul Limited . .4Um
LTuTes' BfStfX rITT" & P ACl7Tc : lArrlves
Omaha U. 1 * . Le | > at Mill Mamm SU.j Omalm
f , .Vmm . Slnux City Pnssenger . 10pm
3Mpm _ . . . _ . St 1'uul Exprnm 10'wum : '
i-u\e rsiOJX CITY" & PACIFIC. " IArrlv "
Ornuhal Deimt Uth und Wi-lmter Hln. I Onmha
"Llmlt l . :40an >
_ LJmt [ d _ . _ . 9:4 um
iA iTStTl75ui8 | "Xrrlv T
_ OnmliaU. | P. Dt'p t 10th & Mason Bin. I Omalia
. SlT I ) Uls Ciinnon Rail . UHpm :
Switchback and carousal Courtland.
Two Millions for the Clif rokecn.
VINITA , I. T. , June 21. The Cherokee
payment began at 12 o'clock today. There
were fully 1E.OOO people In town. Every
Cueruket by blood gets J2GE. Gambling de-
vlco of every description ire being ; brought
Into play to defraud the Indians. Three cir
cuses are coining money , and collators are
cornllne the Indians by the hundreds. Two
million dollars will be paid here
Elegant mualo tonight CourtUnd beach.
HARD WIND BUT NO TWISTER
Lincoln People Recovering from Wednotdny
Night's Severe Storm.
DAMAGE CONFINED TO SMALL HOUSES
Itriort | of ( Irrnt I.o of I.lfc nnd Much
Destruction f 1'ropcrty Dun to tlio
hii | K > nl > loti uf Uutsldo Coin-
tnmilratloit.
LIKCOLK , June 2U ( Special to The Uw. )
Although the wind which blew over this
city Wednesday nlglit was onp of HIP most
severe of any In late years , comparatively
little damage r.na don * . This morning nn
Inventory of the wreckage Included numer
ous branches of trees which strewed thp
streets , a few unroofed houses and barns ,
but no fatalities.
Probably the most serious damage occurred
In the. Antelope vallvy. Bailey's block nt
Twentieth and 0 utrevts , which generally
gets knocked over when the wind gets bols-
teroufl , had a portion of the roof torn away
and about fifteen feet of the wall went with
It. A liny barn In the rear of the block was
ale overturned. The Hughes block , at
Twenty-fourth nnd O streets , had a portion
of the roof blown away , leaving a woman
and her two children exposed to the ele
ments , but they found shelter In a neigh
boring house and none of them were injured.
A part of the roof of the C street school was
also blown oft. but no one was Injured.
Among minor accidents reported was that
to Flora Stclner of 921 Washington street ,
who was seriously Injured by a piece of
flying timber ; the big street car building at
Fourteenth and South hid Its back broken
by a barn , which came from a neighboring
lot , falling on It ; telephone and telegraphic
wires were completely disarranged , and ccm-
munlcatlon to any part of the c > ty or to
Omaha wai an Impossibility. From the
farmers In the country several reports of
demolished barns , corncribs , and the like
have been received , but no Injuries to per
sons.
sons.The
The downpour of rain was something won
derful and the sewers and gutters have re
ceived a flushing such as they never before
received.
Numerous telegrams asking about the
damage done by a cyclone and fire , which
was supposed to have occurred this morn
ing , have been received by residents of the
city , and they are out looking for the track
of the mystical storm. A plentiful down
pour of rain was the only unusual feature
of the morning.
IN THE COURTS.
J. Krelsworth , a tailor. Is now In contempt
of court for flaunting before the public a
sign reading "Pants made to order cheaper
than any Lincoln pant company. " There Is
In Lincoln a Lincoln Pants company , which
secured an Injunction restraining Krelsworth
from using the sign , but he came to the con
clusion that the Injunction was a mere form.
Hence his present trouble.
Before Judge Tlbbetts the case of Henry
Stephens against the Lincoln Street Railway
company Is on trial. The plaintiff alleges
that on Sunday , September 11 , 1892 , John
Stephens boarded one of the company's cars
nnd paid the price of a ride. He wanted to
get off at Twenty-fifth .and O streets. He
did so and , passing behind the car from
which he had Just alighted , was struck by
one going in an opposite direction and died
from the effects of his Injuries in a month.
The suit is for $5.000 damages.
The jury In the case of Miss Etta Erb
against tire city returned a verdict In favor
of the city this morning.
Judge Hall Is hearing the cases of the Pee
ple's National bank against Mosher et al. The
plaintiffs have attachments against Moshcr's
property on notes.
LINCOLN BREVITIES.
A large crowd went down to the depot
this morning to send off the free silver dem
ocrats , of whom about 200 left .for Omaha.
E. E. Bonnelle wants $75 damages from
the city because he ran his horse Into an
open ditch.
NOTHING HUT It A IN.
Many Nolin ka Counties RxperlcndiiK
Shou-pra Dully and Some Hourly.
ELWOOD , Neb. . June 21. ( Special Tele
gram to The Bee. ) Gosper county was
deluged by rain last night. It being the
heaviest fall since 1802. Since June ID there
has been four rains , aggregating six and
one-half Inches of water by actual measure
ment. Wheat and oats that seemed to be
dead are recovering and will make from
one-third to one-half a crop. Corn is grow
ing very fast , s free from weeds and In ex
cellent condition. The acreage Is the largest
In the history of the county.
LYONS , Neb. , June 21. ( Special to The
Bee. ) This part of Burt county was visited
by a terrible wind storm yesterday morning
about 8 o'clock. Shade trees about town
were torn up and dashed along the streets.
Lightning struck the house of Depot Agent
Durrle and the house vacated last week
by Editor Warner of the Mirror. Reports
from the county show the storm was more
severe there than In town.
PALMYRA , Neb. . June 21. ( Special to
The Bee. ) This town was thrown Into con
siderable excitement and alarm last night
at about 6:30 : o'clock nt the approach of a
heavy cloud from the southwest , but Just
before it reached the town it veered to the
southwest , and beyond the blowing over of
a number of small outbuildings no damage
was done. The storm passing to the south
west struck the new barn of I. J. Nash ,
four miles from town , and completely de
molished it.
SEWARD , Neb. , June 21. ( Special to The
Bee. ) During the rain storm yesterday even
ing a small tornado struck the farm of
Burton Fuller , four miles southeast of Sew
ard , completely demolishing his barn , gran
ary and smoke house , and greatly damaging
his orchard. Frank Cooper was struck by the
debris from the barn , badly bruising him ,
but breaking no bones. He was brought to
town for surgical attention. There wore nine
horses in the barn when it was blown away ,
but none of them were injured. No other
damage has been reported Irom that neigh
borhood.
SURPRISE. Nob. , June 21. ( Special to
The Bee. ) There was a heavy shower lait
evening , with much wind , but no damage was
done. Another heavy shower fell this morn
ing.
ing.EXETER.
EXETER. Neb. , June 21. ( Special to The
Bee. ) This .section was visited with another
bountiful rain today. Since 4 p. m. yester
day this vicinity has had eight hours of
rain and It Is Etlll raining.
FREMONT. June 21. ( Special to The Bee. )
Another heavy rain and wind storm started
In about C:30 : last evening. Several trees
In the park and around about the city were
blown down or stripped of limbs. The Mage-
nau bridge across the Elkhorn , three miles
east of the city , was blown Into the river
A barn belonging to Mr. Ostcrinun , just
east of the Elkhorn , was badly wrecked.
Telegraph and telephone pult'i were gener
ally prostrated. A bolt ol lightning struck
the electric light wire and Mid Into the
Elkhorn train dispatcher's olllce , igniting
some papers and burning a hole In the roof
The lire department was called out , but the
employes had extinguished the blaze before
the arrival of the firemen. A portion of the
tin roof of the Eno hotel was blown oil and
the furniture of two rooms considerably
damaged by rain.
TOBIAS , Ntb. , June 21. ( Special to The
Bee. ) Yesterday afternoon and last night
Tobias and vicinity wan vlclted with another
soaking rain , accompanied by the moxt ter
rific winds which blew down nearly all the
windmills In this vicinity. The Bt el frame
mill belonging to the town was twUtod clear
around and fell on the People's bank , dam
aging the bank slightly. The chimneys were
blown off of nearly all the houses In town.
The new house being erected by J. Vetluck
was lifted off Its foundations and turned
half 'round , and everything of a movable na
ture was swept away. About three Inchc * of
rain fell during the storm , which more than
supplies the ncadi of the growing crops , at
this vicinity hat been visited by copious
local rains while other partv of the statb
were suffering frem drouth. The crop pros
pects are all that could b de lr wl.
FAIRMONT. June SI. ( Special to The
B e. ) A heavy rain commenced this mum
Ing at 7 o'clock and It U still raining. At 10 30
two Inches had ( alien , with good priwpecU
of a rainy day
BLIE sriUXQS. June 21-Special ( to The
Bee j Rain fell In torrents nearly all last
night and for two hour * this mernlnp. The
fields nre deluged and Mrrams are rlilng
rapidly. Lightning rtruek Ui * building of
the electric light company , but did llttlo
damage. The reins liare lroti ht forward the
crops of oats and wheat wonderfully. Some
fanners have begun harvcutlnK.
JUNIATA , Neb. . June Jl ( Special to The
Bee. ) This locality Is having a fine riiln.
The ground Is well Bonk * ! nua prospects am
\ery flattering for an Immpnro corn crop.
The email grain was A failure nnd much of
It was turned under ami put Into corn , thus
greatly Increasing ; the already large acreage.
Corn has been growing very fast , and will
b about the usual height by July 4.
SILVER CRKEK. Neb. . Juno 21. ( Special
to The Bee. ) Yesterday afternoon , beginning
about 6 o'clock , this locality hod the hardest
mln of the fonson. from one to Inches of
water having fallen In about two hours. ThH
morning there was another fine rain nml
about an Inch more water fell. This putu
corn all right for the time. H will revive
the pfl'tures and Insure n good crop of bottom
tom land hoy.
LYONS , Neb. . June 51. ( Sporlnl to Th
Bee. ) Reports from the country surrounding
Lyons show the wind storm yesterday morn
ing was more severe than nt first reported.
Nearly all the windmills were either blown
down or otherwise damaged. A few mllon
north of town the hall damaged crops con
siderably.
All of Burl county was visited by n good
rain last evening , lasting several hours. A
few days ago small grain wng reported nn
entire failure , but since the rnlns several
formers say they will get half a crop of
smnll grain.
James Ruddy , n farmer living east of town ,
test a valuable horse yesterday by It being
struck by lightning.
AT ( IATKS COl.I.KCii : .
Annual Ooninirncrinpnt KiorcUos Obtprrod
1'lmiii.T.i In the rn p till j %
NELIOH , Nob. . June 21. ( Special to The
Bee. ) Gates college commencement was
held last evening. The graduates were :
Miss Carrie Whltmore , Maud I. Green. Boss
H. Van Oaasbeck , Sirauel I. Nlles , J H.
Everson , A. E. Holt. Frank E. Oabcm nnd
M. A. Wright. The exercises were elaborate
and quite entertaining , and all acquitted
themselves with honor. Dr. C. R , Clapp.
after four years faithful service , retires
from the professor-hip of science. I'rof.
George A. Gregory was granted a year's
leave of absence for rest after twelve years
of arduous and continued service. Miss Dean
was also granted a year's leave of absence
for post graduate work at Chicago. Dr. J.
F. Ellis. D.D. , Is elected to fill the vacancy
In the board of trustees caused by the resig
nation of Rev. M. L. Holt At the meeting
of the executive board I'rof. H. C. Cowlaa
of Oberlln was elected professor of natural
sciences. Prof. A. W. Wightman. Ph. D. ,
for five years past professor of Latin nnd
Greek and dean In Nebraska Wcsleyan uni
versity , was elected to Prof. White's place.
Prof. H. E. Gregory will assist and with
Miss Ohcllls will care for the department of
mathematics during the absence of Prof.
George Gregory. President Warren expects
to remain nnd take full teaching work dur
ing the coming year.
TOBIAS , Neb. , June 21. ( Special to The
Bee. ) The third annual commencement ex
ercises of the Tobias High school were held
at the Methodist church last evening , and
notwithstanding the storm , were largely at
tended. The graduates are : Rothburn Tyson ,
Pearl Hadall. Sidney Wuman , Erma Standish -
dish and Louis Upton.
coxirms ON TJIAL.
Arraigned llrforn JmlKii Uundy at Sidney-
Several I'leud ( iullly.
SIDNEY , Neb. , Juno 21. ( Special Tele
gram lo The Bee. ) Eighteen Coxeyltes were
arraigned before United States Commissioner
Elmer D. Frank this morning , charged with
interfering with United Stales mall and mo
lesting the property of the Union Pacific
railway at Big Sprlngs.Neb. , on June 14. Four
teen of them pleaded guilty and the others
demanded speedy trial. This afternoon tht >
Wealers were arraigned before Judge Dundy
and Commissioner Frank , charged with steal
ing an engine from the Union Pacific at
Julesburg for the purpose of conveying the
Coxeyites eastward. Subsequently the engine-
was derailed and the trucks broken. A great
many witnesses were questioned by District
Attorney A. J. Sawyer. They swore posi
tively as to the Identity of the men. Their
case was not concluded tonight and court
adjourned until 9 o'clock tomorrow morning ,
at which time the prisoners will have an op-
porlunlly to Introduce testimony. The balance
of the Commonweal will be tried Immedi
ately afterwards and will probably take the
balance of the week before their cases are
concluded. Two of the prisoners arc repre
sented by local counsel. Judge Kelley of
Omaha Is assisting the prosecution.
Chief Coggcshall departed for Omaha to
night. There Is no question that the Union
Pacific Is determined to resist all efforts of
assisting the Coxeyltes out of the country.
Kpwnrth I.cnguu at ( irund Inland.
GRAND ISLAND , Neb. , June 21. ( Special
Telegram to The Bee. ) The fourth annual
convention of the Nebraska Epworth league
was operied here Ihls evening , about 200
delegates being present. At 7:30 : the exer
cises were opened by song service. Prof.
Jay Laverty , president f Trinity Epworth
league , welcomed the delegates , followed by
Mayor Geddes , who had 200 duplicates of
keys to the city , and after a few words of
welcome distributed them as souvenirs. Miss
Corn Turrel of Waverly responded , basing
her remarks on : "Who Are We ? " nnd Hon.
J. AV. Dryden of Kearney answered :
"Whence Are Wo ? " Every preparation
was made to highly entertain the visitors.
Headquarters are opened at Hotel Koehlcr1.
The convention proper begins tomorrow
morning. _
Tort Nlolirura Social Invent.
FORT NIOBRARA , Neb. . June 21. ( Spe
cial to The Bee. ) Out of compliment to
Mrs. Hodgson , wife of the newly appointed
quartermasler and lately adjutant Sixth cav
alry. the weekly hop was given Tue&day , In
stead of Wednesday night. After It was
over Mrs. Cruse entertained Miss Nina Gor
don and her visitors , Misses Weaver and
Smiley , with n hop supper , the novel feature
of which was a serenade by the quartet com-
pOFcd of Corporal Black , Musicians Daugh-
erly , Shlebleln and High. Several splendid
selections were rendered and enjoyed.
Mrs. Hodgson left for home , Fort Leaven-
worth , Kan. , yesterday morning.
Will Mc'icrtlio Contract.
GRAND ISLAND. June 21. ( Special to
The Bee. ) After July 10 , unless something
now turns up in the Interval , Grand Island
will be wllhout electric light. The Light and
Fuel company's cuntract will expire July 1
and Its new bid has been rejected. The coun
cil. nt a meeting last night , pakspd a motion
that the company bo notldud that the city
will not be responsible for light * after July
10. The price that bun been pild Is JIG per
month per light tor twenty-five lights.
Itimlnlllti'M Normiil School.
RUSHVILE. Neb. , June 21. ( Special to
The Bee. ) Prof. W. I. Austin , principal of
the High school , opened a three weeks' nor
mal school Monday for the accommodation ot
teachers. County Superlntndenl Stanchflcld ,
Mrs. Sheldon of Chadron , MUu Brownlee df
Gordon and Prof. William Edgell of Rush-
vllle will assist as Inntriictorg. Sixty-three
ore enrolled. The regular county teachers'
Institute will follow.
Col hr.lln utVoxtml ,
WESTON , Neb. , June 21. ( Special Tele
gram to The Roc. ) Weston will celebrate
the Fourth of July this year and all arrange
ments are made for n grand time. Eminent
speakers will tell the good old story and the
Weston band will further enliven the day's
program with strains of patriotic music , A
large pun < o has been ratted to bo expended
for amusements.
_
Sudden Dc.itli at Allilcm.
ALBION , Neb. , June 21. ( Special to Tha
Bee. ) Mrs. II. E. Sarzec died suddenly here
at 1 o'clock yesterday. She had eaten dinner
and was doing the after dinner work when
she dlud from heart failure. Her remain *
will ba taken to llehldere , Neb. , for Inter
ment. _ _
Attention Knljrlitt.
All members of Myrtle lodge , No , I , K ol
P. , are requevtad to be present at a special
mealing on June 22 , At 8 p. m. at Myrtle
hall , for the purpose ot making arrange *
menti for the funeral ol our late brother ,
Dennli O'Brien.
By order of the P G.
Zoolojtcal cirdcn Courtland beach.