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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1894)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; MONDAY1 JULY 10 , 3891. SPECIAL NOTICES. A'lvertlmontii for UIMO columns will b taken until 12 50 p , m. for the evening and until J:00 : p. m for tlm mornlni ? snd Sunday Millions. AilvertlnTn , by renuentlnft a numliTwl chcctt , fan have answer * niMrraseil to ft nurnbore'l letlrr In earn of Thn llee. Atuwrs i > " nddrcsned will be ilrllvcreil upon pre 'ntfttlon of the check. Ilntps. Itio a wonl nrat Inncrtlon. lo n word thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 2& . WANTEDSITUATION. . BY rillflT CLASS WATCHMAKEH. Al UEF. Address , stating salary , etc. , P 28 , air of lice. _ A M1M 16 * TOUNO I.AUY , TAIH BINOEH AND OIIOAN- 1st , ivllllng If ) travel , desiring situation , write It. Norrls. Penance , la. A-18I H _ WA NTEDSITUATION IIY HKSPONSIHLM Blrl ns second Klrl or ( tcnorat housework. Caller or nddre H 28S1 CullfornUst. Alll * WANTED MALE HELP. SOLICITOUS , TBAMS rUIlNISIIEIJ ; JNHTAM/1 ment goods. American Wringer Ca. , 1600 How- rdslrcet. H-diI _ . _ _ _ AOENTflT HALAHY Oil COMMIBHIOM : TJUS grratcit Invention of the age. The New Patent Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil. H--1M on slRlit. Works like magic. Agents are miking JJo.OO to 1125.00 per \vpck. For further particular ! wrlto Urn Monroe Erasing Mfg. Co. . X 38. IM Crosje , WANTED , LABORERS TEAMTEItS AND tracklayers on II. & M. By. In Montana , free trannpoitntlon , Kramer & . ° ' "lnrj , t i * agency , llth nnd Farnam streets. H-M180J7 _ GOOD 80LICITORH. CITY OR TOUNTRY. mnko from 110.00 to 123.00 per week. Call or address 409 Shecly blk. . Omaha , Jj , . * j , , 19. WANTED , REGISTERED PHARMACIST , single. Address C. A. Smith , * ' ' "MJ-MzVi 20 * IF SAVING AND LOAN AGENTS \VIIO CAN got business will call on F. M. Curtis , nt Merchants hotel , Friday or Saturday' nftcr 4 o'clock , they can secure a contract that will make them money. II 108 14 WANTED FEMALE HELP. LADIES MAKE | M OO VEEKLY WRITING AT home. Adilresi , with stamp , Loulsp Smith , Milwaukee. WIs. C-M300 1C * LADIES WANTING GIRLS APPLY AT THE Scandinavian Young ladles' Home Exchange , 1520 Capitol avenue. Removed from 3301 Cum- WANTED. A COMPETENT AND EXPEUI- rnced nurse for n 2-ycnr-oId child City refer ences required ; good wages. Apply 400 & &ilh avenue. cai.ii _ _ _ _ WANTED. WOHKINQ IIOUSEKEEPEIl IN widower's family. Uox 373 , Kcnmey. Nel FOB BENT HOUSES. HOUSES , F. K. DAnLINQ , BAIUCCR BLOCK. D 675 IIOU8E3 IN ALL PAUT3 Or THE CITY. THE O , F. Davis company , 1505 rarnam. D 070 C-nOOM COTTAGES , MODERN , CHOICE IN Stanford Circle. C. 8. Elcuttcr. Z04 Dee bide. D -C77 11ENTAL AGENCY , G07 BROWN ULOCK.D D uJS KELKENNEY&CO. , U. 1 , CONTINENTAL JILK. roil RENT. GOOD DETACHED NINE-HOOM house , 2C31 Capitol nvenuc. 13. II. Iloblson , room 7. Commercial National. D 850 HOUSES W. G. TEMPLETON. PAXTON I1LK. D M796 31 1ENTS FOR IIENT 1311 FARNA.M ST.D3S1 D-3S1 FINE FLAT IN CLOUSEH 11LOCK AT 703 S. 16th at. ; range nnd nil other conveniences ; J25. George Clouscr , room 2 , 1623 Farnnm st. CLEAN. COMFORTABLE , CONVENIENT , moderate rentals , best 3 and 4-room suites for housekeepers on.y. References required. Also C-room suite In tenement. 810 9. 2.M street. D GDO VERY FINE 7-IIOOM COTTAGE AT 11E- duced prlco ; call nt once. Fidelity Trust Com pany , 1702 Farnim street. D 419 FOR RENT - WANTED. GOOD MEDIUM priced houses. List your houses for rent wllh Ames. D M578 MODERN TEN IIOOM HOUSE AND BARN , also cottage nnd bam , cheap. Rental agency , 10 N. Y. Life. D-740 ran RENT , FLAT IN LINTON ULOCK ; 6 rooms , water. BOB , nil complete ; J17.00 per month In odvimce. Inquire ot 017 8. I3th. In block. John Hnmlln. D M8CO J225 PRATT ST. . IN GOOD REPAIR. J3.00. 3513 Scward st , 4-room cottage , as good as new , $10.00. 3401 Jackson St. , a fine modern cottage , C rooms , nearly now. nnlv { 22.09. S. E. cor. Eth nnd Williams , a 9-room house with barn , large yard , fruit trees , berries , etc. , p.ivod Bt , only $2' ' > .00. Ono of those beautiful LaFayette Place houses cheap to right party. Fidelity Trust Company. 1703 Farnam St.DS91 D-S91 FOR RENT. DEUtRABLE DWELLINGS IN all paits of city. E. II. Shcafe 432 Paxton bile. D 018AC FOR RENT. MODERN 10-ROOM FLAT , CEN"- trnlly located , will readily fill with roomers. E. II. Shenfc , 432 Paxton blk. D 019AO FOR RKNT. MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. 2513 rarnam. R. C. Patterson , Itamgo blk. D-927 io-ROOXI HOUSE. MODERN CONVENIENCES. 021 South 13th street. D 200-20 * WHOLE OH PART OF FURNISHED COT- tnge , 211 N. 23d street. D M275 17 FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. FURNISHED ROOMS. 620 B. 10TH STREET. E-MSC3 jy23 FURNISHED ROOM. 2017 HARNEY STREET. E M392 16 * FURNISHED ROOMS. 1418 DODGE. E-M874 17 * FURNI3HED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING. 1611 Howard. E M1I2 IS * ROOMS-SEVERAL NICE. CLEAN ROOMS for rent cheap ; good location. Room S , With- null block. , E 1SO-10 VERY NICE IIOOMS. 1723 DAVENPORT. E-173-16 * SOUTH FRONT ROOMS ; NICELY FUR- Mlsheil ; single or en suite ; moacrn. 17IS IMdgo Bliect. E M205 17 * FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME , UNDER GARB OP Women's Chilsllun association. Ill S. 17th st. F 683 ROOMS & BOARD. 022 N. 19. MRS. TUTTLE. r M338 Jyl6 * SICE ROOMS AND BOARD. 211 S. 20TH. li"-400-Jyl8 UOOMS AND BOARD , 2113 CAPIToTTAVENUU F-CC3 28 * HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM wllh sti lolly ilrst class board. 210) Douglas. F-aci _ _ ROOMS WITH BOARD. 21SO HARNEY ! P 172-A12 * SICEIA FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD lit 1711 Dodge stiect. F MIDI 10 * NICELY' FURNISHED ROOMS AND FIRST ilamjboard 1721 Dodge. F 215 AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM AND iHiard , with nil home comfotts ; no other boaidors ; ut 2215 Welator. F M 6 < 17 NICELY FI'RNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH lioanl ; coolest and most ilealrnlilo location In Omnha ; N. W , corner 1911) and I.eiuemvorth , Hoiera homestead. F 1J270 21 * UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT A VFRY KICK 3 OR I-ROOM FLAT. MODERN Impnivemenls , 610 N. 17th stieet ; references iC'iulicd ' Omnha Real Est. & T , Co. , room 4. lleo llldg. O M1DJ 10 I N1C13 ROOMS ; WATER. COS N. 13TH HT. G-208-A13 * FOB BENT-STOBES AND OFFICES CORNER SALOON , Ut DOUGLAS. INQUIRE 93 * I MSC3 r0R RENT. THE 4.STORY BRICK IluTLblNoT tlO Fnrnnm street. The building 1ms a tire- proof cement basrmtnt , complete steam hent Inc llxlurcs , water on all lloors , gas , eto. Ap ply at the olHca of the Bee , 1 910 AGENTS WANTED. WANTED. AQENT8 TO SELL TO 111 Nebraska. They all unnt It : no book can- \n 8lnifj blit mnney maker. Addre 8 2707 q street , Boulh Qmnha. J M8S4 WANTED TO RENT. WANTED-HY JlEaPONSIIILB PAUTY. TIIR beit hotel In country town , to rent nt once ; fumUlicil preferred. Address N , Nilsan. C'oi- tens Hotel , Omaha , Nebraska , K S10-1G * BTOBAOE. BTORAGE , WILLIAUS & CROSS. 1111 HARNUY PTORAQH ran HOUSEHOLD aoonsi CLEAN and chtup rate. IU Wells , 1111 Farnam. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M-W OU.VAN-.hTUUAa& OO..1W4 DODGE. TEL.lw > . UM1 WANTED TO DUX. HIGHEST rniCK PAID FOU SECOND-HAND furniture , stoves , etc. I. Ilrussell , 710-711 K. Hth . N-M * . BECOND-HAND FURNlTUnE , JM B. I3TH 8T. . N-tM WANTED , TO INVEST 15,600.00 IN SOME liiiftlncM which I shall hnva 'i Interest or nil. Must bear the cloteit examination , State full particulars flrit by letter. P 25 , cnro He , Omaha , Neb. N Mlto 22 CAHII PAID VOll MERCHANDISE STOCKS IF sold at a low price. Address 1 * 35 , llee. N-M227 21 * FOB SALE FUBNITUBE. PAYMENTS EASY , YOU WON'T MIPS YOUIX money. Low prices on furniture. & household goods. Enterprise Credit Co. , (13-615 N. mh at. O-S37 ' FOlTsAIiE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. FIRST MORTGAGES. GUARANteed - teed 8 per cent , sums ot 1300 00 to H.OOO.OO. Why take 4 per cent when you can got 87 Ames , 1617 Farnam. Q M931 FOR RALE , 1123 IlirYfLE , "NEARLY NEW , for ICO , Inquire HOC Dodge St. Q 134-17 * irr"FOR SALE IN CAR LOTS. OILIIERT Bros . Council Illuffs. Q MS83 J > 23 TEAM. 17500 ; CONCORD HARNESS , $10.00 ; 3J ! wagon , 110.00. organ , IM.W. 90J N. Y. Life. Q-M1J2 A13 MISCELLANEOUS. TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA- loguo. George E. Uroun , Jr. , & Co. . 7iX ) S. 16th. H M271 FREE MUSEUM OF ANATOMY TO MEN only Dr. Searlcs & Senrlcs , 1410 Farnnm At. [ It-131-alO _ HALF INTEREST IN A PROFITABLE MANU- facturliiK business for sale ; small capital re quired. Room 10 , Commercial National bank. CL AIT. VOY ANTS. THE WHITE QUEEN , CL AIRVO Y ANT. prophetess nnd franco medium has Just arrived from Denver nnd has locnled for n fortnight nt the Pullman IIOUHC , 1310 Undue street , parlors 2 , 3 nnd 4. This lady Is the medium that located so many mines In Colorado and who received so many favorable notices In the public press. The queen Is Rifted with second sight , a natural born clairvoyant , n trim Christian scientist ; heals nil manner of dis eases. The sick nnd suffering are entreated to come. All are welcome. Your Ilfo truly re- vraled. This lady has traveled from coast to coast nnd has Riven entire satisfaction wher ever she has been , nnd one vlilt lo her will convince the most skeptical. All truth Beckera nro Implored to come , nnd skeptics are wel come. Come early nnd bo convinced , "iou may never have such nn opportunity ngaln. Prices reasonable. Sittings by mall , 11.00. Hours , 9 to 12 a. m. , 1 to 7 p. in. . Parlors 2 , 3 nnd 4 , Pullman house , 1310 Dodge street. S M2C1 21 * MONEY TO LOAN BEAL ESTATE Continued. MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS , Improved and unimproved Omnha real estate. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam st. W 6l _ UONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY end Nebraska farms Bt from 0 to 7 per cent. W. B. M lkle , First National bank bulidlnir. LOANS , E. II. SHEAFE. 4M 1'AXTON m.K. MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP- trty. Horvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Llfa b" | yn * ' MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD KURNI- ture. pianos , horses , wagons , or nny Kind ot chattel security , nl lowest possible rates , which you can pny back nt any time , and in any amount FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. room 4 , Wlthnell block. _ _ _ X 'Oi _ A. E. HARRIS , ItboiTl. CONTINENT RLK J. B. HADDOCK. ROOM 427 , FOR SHORT TIME LOANS APPLY AT ROOM No. 624. Fnxton block. _ X6a-J)23 MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. horses , wagons , etc. . ftt lowest ralea In cli ; no removal of goods ; strictly eonlUlentlal ; you can pay the loan off at any time or In any am ° UUlI > ' OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. . SOO Boulh ICth l et. SHORT TIME LOANS , 432 BUSINESS CHANCES. YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL O " Exclmngo Co. . 203 First National Nob. _ EXCHANGE. MY UVI3HY TOR BALE OR stock ? Will fell or rent < | " 'm Dolmny. Council Bluffs. _ _ - iH-Rirr SALE. THE TANGBMAN Sons' .louring . mill , near Tjlrrmge NrtK , be sold at sheriffs sa e July . 18 l. ra S3S ohrgry. s oincc. _ _ _ _ _ _ - . WVNTED TO BUY AN INTEREST IN A od I paVln .uslness tlmt will bear tyesllRa- . AiWiess Bg loan. tlon ; also money to A Room Without a Roomer\s 1,1 KE A Home Without a Mother. THE BEE finds roomers for rooms , and it finds rooms for roomers. Plenty of room on this page for your room ad. "Wantsmade known cheap. MM. DR. H. WATIREN. CLAIRVOYANT RE- llablo business medium ; 7th year at 119 N. 16. ' SG83 CLAIRVOYANT-PROFESSOR WHITE CAN BE consulted on business , marriage , divorces and all family affairs : the future plainly revealed , Icnera united , troubles healed .names of friends nnd enemies ; also the ono you will marry. Hours from 9 n. m. to 9 p. m. Sun- dny , 9 to 6. 1C17 Chicago street. S-103 17 * ARRIVED. H. I'nTTIHONE. MEDIUSI. MADI- Bon hotel , for a few days only. S M1S6 20 * MASSAGE. BATHS , ETC. MADAME SMITH. 603 S. 13TH. 2D FLOOR loom 3. Massage , vapor , alcohol , steam , snl- phurlne and sea baths. _ T M253 21 * MADAME DROWN. 13H CAPITOL AVENUE. 2 < 1 floor , room 4. massage , alcohol , sulphur anil sea baths. T-Mia3-2i ) _ MME. ANNA OK CHICACIO GIVES ALCOHOL baths nnd wastage. 303 N. ICtli , mom 13 T M274 21 * PERSONAL. LADIES' All 012 RJEWELUY T OORDEU ; also repairing. C13 B. 16th street. U M150 CUEAM TOR WHIPPING ; COTTAGE CHEESE. Waterloo creamery , 1613 Howard ; tel 1332. U MH6 nil _ WHEN OUT. , WITH TOUR LADY VISIT J. J. Mailer's new Ice cream parlors , 2803 Leaven- worth street : everything Is new , Including the bulldlnc. Tel. 1030. lea cream delivered. U-M2H _ _ MASSAGE TREATMENT , ELECTRO-THER- mal baths. Scalp and hair treatment , inanlcure& chiropodist. Mrs i'ost. 31'J'i 8 15th , Wltlinell lilt ; . U 690 MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD , H13 DODQE. U M2C7 28' _ HALT > UIT- A pleasant and convenient place. 1520 Farnam street , 1'nxton block ; 'phone 711. U M335 _ SAML IIURNS INVITES YOU TO VISIT HIS new art room at any time. 131S Farnam. U < 78 Jyit _ DR. MAXWELL. SPECIALIST. OF 1NTI5RNA- tlonal MinUoilum. removed to 401 Pnxton block. Tel. 1537. U M l-Jy2J _ VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIEa Health book and consultation free. Address or call Vlavl Co. , 340 IJeo bide. Lady attendant. U 631 _ KCIIADELL'S SHAMPOO. VAPOR AND HOT air machine for steaming Indies' faces and heads ; cures dandiuff and hendach . IG.'J Doug las street. U-M85I 83 _ Dlir V. ROSS MARYiN. 1324 FARNAM ST. ; hours from 11 to 1 , S to 5 , 7 to 8. Tel. 1110. U 9M AS _ WHOLE WHEAT 1IREAD FROM UNI1OLTED Hour at Imogen L. lUimscy's , 217 S. IClli Bl. U-212-A13 _ WANTED TO HORROW , 1600.00 ; LONG TIME , Address P 39. Hei\ _ U M25) ) 17 MONEY TO LOAN RL'AL ESTATE. LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY property. 13.0UO & upward * , 6 to C\4 \ per cent ; no delays. W. Tarnam Smith & Co. , 13SO rarnam. _ W-C9J _ _ MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON Improved nnd unimproved Omaha real estate , 1 to 6 years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Fnrnam. W-604 _ _ _ MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. TUB O. r. Pavli Co. . 1S05 rarnam it. W 69t idONEY TO 17oAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate. Ilrennan , Love & Co. . Paxton blk. ANTHONY LOAN & TRUBT CO. , 31 $ N. Y. LIKE loans * t low rates for choice security on Ne braska and Iowa farm * or Omaha city property. W-TM _ _ UNITED STATES MOUTlA aC CO. OF NEW York. Capital 12,000,000. Surplus 1600.000 , Sub. mlt choice lonns to F , B , I'uier , agent. First National bonk buljdhie. _ W-7U1 LIFH INBURANCin-OLICIES LOANED ON or bought. F. C. Chvsnty , ICunui City , Mu. CITY LOANS. LARQ13 LOANS ON CENTRAL lmslne property ! t per cent. C. A. Btarr , t N. Y. Llfa ImUdlng. W-M2SJ _ MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM prop Hy , Ainti. 1S17 Kanuun tre t. t.W M581 LOANS- . Q. TEMPLETON , PAXTON RLK. , W-MM7 31 _ _ LOANS WANTED. J. N. KHKNZRR.VPP. P.O. . OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. . MTU AND Douglas > lr < ts , loin montr an city and farm property at Iow il rat of Interest. W-6JJ FOR SALE. GROCERY STORE ; GOOD , CLEAN stock , located on the best street In the city- will Invoice nt about Jl,800.00 ; will sell for cash only ; good reason for selling. Address P 23. llee. Y-M198 A13' FOB EXCHANGE. BARGAINS IN HOMES.TRADESALE,1C03 Dodge j _ Z 841 TO EXCHANGE. 160 ACRES OF FINE LA ND In Chase county ; price $0.50 per acre nnd some cash for small stock of merchandise ; a snap. Uox 7 , Dunbar , Neb. Z M24G 17 IMPROV-ED OMAHA I1USINESS LOT. RESN dence lots , and Iowa farm ; will exchange all or any part for merchandise or Nebraska land ; will make llbeial deal. Owner , p. o. Uox C34. FOE. SALE KEAL ESTATE. FARM LAND. C. F. HARRISON , 912 N Y LIFE H n-C49ly27 ] FOR SALE. NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ; CEL- lar. cistern , city water ; cor. 30th nnd Sahler ; Jl.250.00 ; long time. Enquire 1318 rarnam. Sam'I Kurns. RE M5I3 BARGAINS. HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS , Bale or trade. F. K. Darling , Barker blk. R E 703 LIST BARGAINS FOR QUICK TURNS.1003 Dod e RE-S43 FOR SALE , FARM LANDS. DAVENPORT & Waterman , 823 N. Y. Life building. RE 1S2 18 FOR SALE 7-ROO.M FRAME HOUSE , HATH , hot and cold water , S. E. corner Corby nnd 20th sts. . will bo sold nt a sacrifice. Apply W. H. Wrlsley , The Morau Dry Goods Co. R E-175-17' SNAP SMOOTH , RICH GARDEN LAND FIVE miles from postollle , 00 per acre ; might take some trade. 910 N. Y. L. bldg. R E-176-A12 SOME CHEAP LOTS. A line SO-ft. lot ut 43rd nnd Plnkney streets , ' M ft. grade , 3rd nnd Francis streets , nt JC.TUO. 35 ft. on 29th , near Dorcas street , cast front , only JCOO.OO. East front on 27th. near Woolworth , trees , etc. , aery line lot for half value , 11,000.00. A most deslinblo residence , EO-ft. lot , on Georgia avenue , near Pacific street , for J2.-IOO 00. Wo have houses nt from $800.00 to $10,0 < M,00 at Breatly reduced prices , nnd on terms that will icqulro little cash. Ileforo buying , selling or ex changing , be uuro and sea the Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnam street. RK M197 SAUNDER3 nnd Hlmcbaugh'a Highland Pail ; . One of the finest additions to Omaha : near the Deaf nnd Dumb Institute. Only four blocks from motor and paved street nnd joining nmtnnvllo pn > k. \\o arc determined that every man , woman nnd child In Onmha shall have n home , and here ! Is the chance. You can buy n lot K > xl3Q foot for J150 W ; term ? , J10.00 cneh , balnnco J5.00 per month , and rcmembei wo charKu nu Inten-st. Original price of these lots. $100.00. Omaha Real Estate & Trust Co , Room 4 , llee Rldg. RE M2I5 17 ran SALE , CHEAP , AND ON VERY EASY payments , n nice 0-room house , near car. D. F. Hutchison , 10S N. 15th street. R n M223 16 FOlT SALB-I ' 170 nero farm near Omaha. HM-acro farm near Omnha. W-ncre farm near Onmha. 4SO-ncro farm near Onmliit. 210-acro farm near Omaha. 700-ncre farm SO miles out. 3nc < > farm 20 miles nut. 320-ncre farm 24 miles out , For farms nenr Omaha see Davcnuort K Water man , 6Z2 N. Y. Life llldg. R 13-MS19 14 I.08T. LOST , FROM WINDSOR HOTEL. A CANARY bird. Liberal reward to Under. M141 IS * LOST , GOLD LOCICET ; DIAMOND SETTING monogram ; photo Inside ; $5.00 reward. E. Harris , CIS N. 16th street. M-271 16 * LOST , NEWFOUNDLAND DOG , 7 MONTHS old ; $ j.i leuiml If returned to 913 Pacing street. Hnd foliar and tag 1611 16411 * I.OST-A RED COW WITH -PUT EARB. RU. turn 913 Jackson st. Lost 17S-14 * WITH DIMOND AND sapphire getting , D. W. H. monogrhin : prlK of Forgt't-mn-not Inside. Reward orteml for re turn to Colonel IK-nham , army heudquarterH. DRESSMAKING. DHESSMAKINa-HY DAY AT HOMIJj T reasonable , cut and nt ipm-mocd. ' Inn ilrj at 1724 CanHol av nuo. BUSINESS NOTICES. OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PJHR FACTORY ! OLD pipes made new. 613 a Jlh. M-U1 C. 13. MORIULl. , CARPENTHltr OFriCB AND tore fixtures a specialty. 1511 Capitol nvr. R. ICARTER. . METAL CORNICE SKY- llglita , itaoke tucks , furnaces. 1617 Howard st. 4J8 DAMAGED MIRRORS REHtLVERED. 715 N , 10. D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL ofllcc to 209 So. 16lli. nrifttn blk. MHI CARRIAGE TRIMMING , OUNERAL REPAIRS top $10 up. Louis Gutting. HI 8. 13th st. SSo Jyl4 _ _ CHINA DECORATED TOi ORDER AND MENDed - ed llko new. 1W B. 14th , street. 173-J)1I SUITS TO ORiF > ER AT COST , IT LAlTsON , 615 N. ICth St. Established V ) roars. Z5I Jyl4 S. MORTEN.MEN , THE OLD RELIA11LE TAILor - or , 401 N. 16th , has greatly reduced price * . Sea hla $3 punts nnd $ JO suits ; all miwle in Oioih'i , LAWN MOWEtis SHARPEN'KD AND lll paired. W. llochl , rear 012 S. ICth. 2SUH OPTICIANS. OMAHA OPTICAL CO. , LEADING OPTICIANS : J. F. Ponder , manager ; scientific examina tion of the cyrs free ; 212 S. IClli street Com'l Nat'l Ilk UUIir. , In Klneler's ilrug store 813-A2 * THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO. . SCIENTIFIC OP- tlclnnn. IMS Fnrnnm St. , opposite Paxlon lintel. Eyes examined free. 717 KYEH TESTED TREE 1IY A PRACTICAL OP- tlclan. We guarantee to lit the eyes porfi'clly , to } 0tir entire satisfaction or money refunded. A. MANDEL1IURG , Jeweler nnd Dptlcl.ui , northeast corner Six teenth and rnnmin streets. SG3 BICYCLES. BICYCLES , NEW AND OLD , $20 TO $123 ; easy payments : we rent and repair. Omaha Bicycle Co. , M > 7 N. ICth street. Tel 129. HI _ BICYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELED. Tires nnd sundries. Safes opened , repaired. C. It. Hcllln , locksmith , 311 N. IClli stiect. 920A6 NEW WARWICK. 1891 PATTERN , STRICKLY high grade , adjustable handle and rear brake , on no other \\lieel. Inquire Omaha Cool , Coke & Lime Co. . IClli nnd Douglas St. 139 A10 UNDEKTAKEKS AND EMB ALMEBS II. K. BL'RICET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND cmbalmcr. 1 ( > 1S Chicago. Tel. 90. 709 S WANSON & VA LI ENNDERTAKEIIS cmbnlmers , 1701 Cumtng St. , telephone , 10CO.S23 S23 M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EMbalmer - balmer , 1417 Fnrnam street. Telephone 225. 331 HEAFEY * HEAFEY , 213 S , 1ITH ST. TEL. 2G3 ; also 21th nnd N. sts. , So. Omnha. M437 MTJSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE. G. F. GELLENIIP K. BANJOIST AND teacher. 1810 Callforn a street. 914 FOR BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS ; easy payments ; Instruments rented ; rents apply on purchase. A. Hospe , jr. 11S55 MRS.JKSSIE BRO\VN-CROMMETT. THE ONLY post graduate of Emcison College of Oratoiy. linston , In Omaha who teaches elocution and physical culture. Ware building , Omaha.211A13 211-A13 HAY AND GRAIN. BALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD Cattle company , Ames. Neb. , have 2,000 tons of good barn-stored hay for sale. All orders tilled promptly. Q-683 BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE buy hay. A. H. Snyder. U515 Burt St. . tcl. il07. 833-S5 j _ NEBRASKA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE HAY. grain and mill stuff. Wcvaru nlw.ijs on the market to buy or sell. ,1518 .Webster St. 15S HOTELS. THE MIDLAND HOTKti. 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( _ Omaha 9OCnm..r..I5ead : oed Express GMOpm S:05am.Cx. : ( SaD.Wyo. nx.C ( * . Mon ) . Blfipm : B:00pm. : Norfolk Express ( Ex. Sunday. ) 10:45un : : | . . . . . . . . . . _ Paul Expn-si n:41un : I7eaves T C1UCAOO & NOIITHWEST'N lArrhca OmahalU. P. Depot 10th & Mnson SisI Omaha ll.OCam Chicago Express , CUUpin lOSpm : Vcstlbulo Limited 9:20.\m : C:30pm.Ex. : ( Sat..Chic. ) Pass.Ex. ( Mon. ) . :23pin : CiDSam Mo. Valley Local. . . . . . . . . . 10 ZJpm Leaves" ! ' MISSOUUI PACIFIC ( Anlves Omaha ) Drr"t 15th nnd Webster Sts. jamahi 8.Wam. ( St. Louis Express 6:00im : 9:30pm : . . .St. Louis Express fi:5jpm : _ 610im.Dallyjex.Buij.i. ; | Local. 9-JOain "Leaves T CTTST. 1' . . M. & O " " | ArrTiear Omaha' _ Depot lath nnd Webster Sts. I Omaha 8:00am..Sioux : City Accom ( Ex. Sun. ) . . Stflpin 10:00am..Sioux : City Accom ( Sun. Only. ) . . 8:05pm : IJ.lCpm .Sioux City Express ( Ex. Hun..11:55mi 6:30pm : . . .St. Paul Limited . . . . . . . . 0.4lain Hcavei SIOUX" CITY "STPACU'IC. [ ATrFveT OnmlmU. | P. Depot liMli & Mnson Hl3. | Omaha ' " e.3am .Sioux City Passenier. . 10.30pm _ 3Mpm.jjL. . . . _ . . . t. Paul Etpiesa. iL. Xtilul)0dI3 ! roavesTHfOUJi CITY" 5T TACI'lt7. | [ ATflv Qniahal Depot 16lhand\\'cbstcr _ Sts. I Oinal' i f.:30pm : . . . .St. "Paul Limited 0:4)jui : . . . .Chicago , Llmlledj . . 0 n.r OMAHA & ST. 1.)0S" | | Anl\ JinihulU. P. Depot 10th & Million St . | Quint 1:65pm : St. lyullla" Caimbn Hall ISiliim , Driinlteii 'VViiaiiK. That drunkennesa and Its mischievous con sequences are not peculiar to human beings will bo seen from the observations of Mr. Lawson Tall , -\\lio writes In the Popular Science News tlmt he lias noticed the avid ity with which wasps attack certain fruit when It Is overripe , and lie has also no ticed Eonio ot the peculiar results ot their ' doing so. Tlio sugar In some fruits which ore most frequented by wasps has a tendency to pass Into a kind ot alcohol , In the ordinary pro cess of totting , a fact which Is easily ascer tained by the use of n still not largo enough to attract the attention ot the excise au thorities. On iiuch fruits , particularly grapes and certain plums , you will ECO wasps push- In K and fighting In numbers much larger than can be accommodated , and you will nee them get very drunk , crawl away In a senil- fiomnolent condition and repose In the grass for some tlmo , till they got over the "bout , " and then they will go at It again. H Is while they are thun affected that they do their worst stinging , both In the virulent nature ot the utroliu and the ut terly unprovoked assaults of which they nro guilty. I was ctung last year by u drunken wasp and HUrtorctl severely from Hyinptoms of nerve poisoning for several ( lays. In their drunken peculiarities they resemble - semblo their human contemporaries. Cure Indigestion and bllllousness \\Ilh DoWltt'B Little Uarljr Risers. The Iprpirln gl 'o two performances at Covr'l'il ' beach today. HOW MATT MWXISJOST HIS SERVE W. L. Alitrn In St. Louis Republic. Whllo ttio westward boumt express wns stopping at the Jericho station , t noticed that tlio gtntlon master was In close conver sation with the engine driver , This was nn unusual net on his part , ns ho strictly up- hclil tlio dignity of his ofllce , and held no coinmunlcntlon with engine drivers except to hand them such telegraphic orders ns ho might happen to h\vo received for them. So aftur the train had departed , ami tlio station master had returned to his usual lounging pl.tco on the plutform , I nsited him who \\na the man with \\hotn he had been conversing. "That man ? " ho replied. "That was Hank Slovens , the best engineer on this or any other ro.nl. I've known him for going on twenty years , attd hava helped to pull him out from tinilor three wrecked engines. He's ( lulot anil c.upful enough nowadays , but there was n time when tint then ) man was just the greatest hustler , and the biggest daredevil , that over handled thu throttle of an engine. "There Is'nothing In the world. " continued the station master , "thnl requires the ner\o that engine driving requires. You may talk about your soldiers and your sailors , and I don't deny that they are a nervy lot , but they don't compare with an engineer. When they see themselves getting Into a tight place they have some time to look about them and to make up their minds what to do ; but when an engineer , running , say , nt forty miles on hour , round a sharp curve , meets an cnglno coming his way on the same truck , ho hasn't oven time to cubs. All ho can do Is to reverse his engine , which most times Is a big mistake , as I've heard our best engineers say , and either to jump and break his neck , or to stay and be smashed. Of course the engineer In such cir cumstances Isn't always killed , especially If he sticks to hls-cnglnc , but I tell you It takes ncivo to handle a lever and wait like an Intelligent man when another engine IH almost atop of you. Nine men nut of ten would drop on the floor of the cab and say the first bit of a prayer that they could lay a lund to. "Speaking of nerve- reminds mo that there was an engineer on this road once who lost his ncrvo under very singular circumstances , and Hank Stevens was at the bottom of those circumstances , as you might say. It Isn't at all uncommon for an engineer to lose his nervo. It may happen through hav ing his spinal marrow hurt In an accident ; at least that's what the doctors say , or It may be that ho has been frightened once- clean through , and when that happens ho's done for. The least little thing will frighten a man who has had ono good scare , and ho knows It , and Is always on the lookout for something that Is going to scare him. There are men who will run an engine for forty years and then something will happen ; bomo little thing , perhaps , like a collision , or go ing off a bridge , or tlio bursting of the boiler , and after that they arc never fit to run even a cattle train. Now this hyer Hank Stevens was at the time I am speaking of engineer of the engine that hauleil the accommodation train between Athensvllle and Tiberius Cen ter , and Matt McGlnnls was engineer of the express , being a man who had been thirty years In the company's , service , and was con sidered to have no superior in his line. Ho was a very nice , quiet sort of fellow , and he didn't like Hank's noisy and reckless ways , for there's no denying that Hank was reck less at times. I don't object to an engineer taking chances when there Is anything to bo made by It , but Hank Just took a pleasure In running for a siding when ho know that lie had only mebbe a minute to make It in , and that If he didn't make It , or If his watch happened to be a minute slow , another train would -bo Into him. That's what I call reck lessness , and I don't care who says It ain't. Well , every afternoon Hank's train used to meet the express. Going up ho would meet her about ten miles north of here , and going down ho would meet her Just a mlle out of Spartansvllle. It was his duty to go on a siding and wait for the express , but when she was five minutes late Hank Inri the right of way and could go ahead and require the express train to wait for him. You may bet your Ilfo bo never walled more than the five minutes , and sometimes ho would pull out when ho could hear the express coming and rnalto her back down to the next station. "There was a girl somewhere on the line , I dlsremember just exactly where , though come to think of It she must have lived at Spartansvllle. No , she couldn't , cither , for the accommodation never stopped the night there , and so Hank couldn't have spent his evenings with her , which was his general rule. She must have lived at Tiberius Cen ter , \\here Hnlik laid up at night and where Matt McGlnnla lived when ho was at home. Well , anyway , we'll say she lived there , and It Isn't of any consequence where she did live , so far as this hyer story Is con cerned. "Both the men were dead In love with the girl , and she didn't seem disposed to make up her mind which of the two she liked best. Hank used to come to see her pretty near every evening at about 8 o'clock and Matt used to spend most of the two hours he had In Tiberius Center every day from 3:30 : to 1:34 : at her house. As far as I could Judge , Matt was making a llttlo the boat headway , for lie always hod the girl to himself when ha c ailed , while when Hank was there In the evening , her father and mother were apt to be on hand. "Hank was terrible jealous of Matt and ho never lost a chance to make things unplcah- ant for him on the road. He would pull out from the siding whcro ho had been waiting for the express a minute befoio she was due , and when he met her ho would show his watch , * which ho had shoved on until she was two or three minutes fast , and stick to It that she was light. Reasoning with him wouldn't do any good. There was his train on the truck and ho wouldn't budge an Inch , so In the end the express train would have to bark down , and HunU worth ! remark to Matt that If he didn't got a new watch ho would come to grief some day. "Why didn't lib complain to the superin tendent ? So ho did , but when the superin tendent called Hank up and questioned him Hank's watch was exactly right , and ho stuck to his story till the superintendent believed him , and ho began to think that Matt wan getting a llttlo too old and care- lesa. This wouldn't have made much odds to Matt , if It hadn't been that ho found him self wondering If possibly Hank's watch was right , and If ho himself was beginning to show signs of falling. This Is just what Hank was \\oiklng for , for ho had sworn that ho would make Matt lose his nerve , piovl'Ilng Matt got the better of him with the girl. Then Hank took to halting his train on a down grade , and Informed the conductor that his cnglno wasn't working jubt right and required a llttlo rcpatilng. Ho would make a big show of unscrewing a nut hero and casing a valve there , and then ho would oil her and spill a lot of oil on the rails. When the express came groaning and a-pantlng and n-pnllliu' up the hill , her driving wheels would Etrlko the oil and slip , and the train would be stuck long enough to make her como Into the next hta- tlon ten minutes or so behind time. Matt knew well enough that Hank was playing It on him , but ho couldn't prove anything , don't you see , and all ho could do was to swear and take the reprimands that ho got without attempting lo defend himself. "After awhllo the girl made up her mind , and she took Mutt. I don't blame her , for though ho was pretty old for her , hu was a good man with considerable cash In thu bank and a big Ilfo Insurance policy , whllu Hank hadn't a cent beyond his pay , and wan liable from his reckless wayx to be smashed almost any day. Of course Matt was In high hplrlts over his success , and Hank v.na correspondingly nasty. The lirst time the two met Matt s.ijh. 'Look hoio. Hank Stevens ! I've had about enough of your games and I'm not going to give you the right of way many more times , when you know UH well as I do that you're not entitled to It , Some day you'll pull out of that hldlni ; ahead of tlmo once too often.1 " 'What ore you proposing for to do In the promises ? ' says Hank , who had a line command of language and could bo most deadly pollto when ho wanted to bo. " 'I propose , ' cays Matt , 'for to open my throttle and smash your dirty llttlo ac commodation train Into C,000,000 splinters and you with It. Tliat'K what I Intend to do , and what I ought to have dona long ago , only I hail a weak son of fccllni ; for your passengers , " " 'All right , ' says Hank. 'You como along with your bulb ragging old expro's atnl try to tumuli i if If you want to.V II see who will > ovt die of the ' cm nu top Ifnp I've general ! ) f > . ' i > t two carloads "f < oal Just behind my cnglno and I cal'lntn you'll linte Borne llttlo trouble driving through them. ' "Now Hank know well enough ( tint Mntt meant what ho snld. Matt was , ns I hnvo told you , a mighty careful and conscien tious man , but you could drlvo him too far , and ho hnd certainly made up his mind to run Into Hank's train If It kept getting In his way , and I don't blnmo him. However , ho never did run Into Mink's train , though liw thought IIP did , but Hank worked n little gnmo on him that left him with no morn nerve than a race liorso that In frightened by a bit of paper and thinks It's going to rise up and tour him all to pieces. "About a week went by and Hank never crowded the express off the track except once , and ho did that when ho knew that Mail's girl wan on the train , and that ho naturally wouldn't scare her by a collision. The very fact tl-al the girl was there at the time made It all the more hard for Matt to back his train down and give Hank the right of w y , for , of course , nho supposed that Matt had made sumo sort of mlMako In MB .calculations and had endangered her precious Ilfo. Ho thu next time the two men mot , which was the vciy next day , AJi'tt iilngs out : 'You' o done that trick for the lust time. You do It again and I Hwear solemnly without end that I'll run you down. ' " "Pleaso jourself , ' says Hank , and then ho saw that the tlmo had como for carrying nut a plan that he had devised for destroy ing Mutt's usefulness "A week , or mebbo ten days , or mcbbn a fortnight , liter the express came round a , sharp curve near Antloch about 7 o'clock at night , and precious dark It was , too , at that tlmo of year. Matt was two hours late , owing lo a freight train having got off the track ahead of him and ho h.id received a telegram ordering him to pass the accommo dation llvo miles east of Antloch , where she would wait for him on the siding. Matt was running at about forty-llvu miles an hour , trying to make up a llttlo time , and ho kept , ' wondering whether Hank would wait for him on Hint siding or would pull out and come along down the road just to i'i an to delay the express an hour or BO longer. -'i 'If ho does , ' says Matt to himself , loud i enough for the fireman to hear him , 'there'll bo the biggest smash that this road has seen this year. ' Just at that minute the express swung 'round the curve and there was nn engine nn the track not more than forty yards ahead. Her headlight was blaz ing away and right under It Matt could read the number of Hank's engine , which was No. 34 , unless I am mistaken. I remember - member It because It was the cnglno that used to haul the train that I was baggago- muslcr of ; a year before this hyar Incident happened. " 'There ho Is , ' says Matt , 'and he's done It once too often. ' With that ho pulls her wide open and stands to his post. The ex press engine gave a big jump and fairly sprang onto No. 34 that Is , of course , unlcsi I'm mistaken In thinking It was 31 , and I don't believe I am. Still a man can't al ways trust his memory , and I know that mine alnXwhat It mice was. "Well , the two engines came together , and Matt , he shut his eyes for a minute , for in such circumstances a man cin't very well i help winking. To his tremendous astonish ment there wasn't BO much ns a jar , lot alone a crash , No. 34 yes , I remember now , that that was her number Just sort of opened outi as you might say , and seemed lo fall In pieces on each side of Mail's cnglno. There wasn't any train of any sort behind 34 , and the express went on her way rejoicing. > "Malt turns to the fireman with a face as white as u consumptive parson's and says ho : " Mlm , did you see that engine ? ' " 'Never saw anything plainer In my life , ' says Jim , 'but It wasn't no engine. That was a ghosl If ever Ihcre wjis one. ' " 'Wo ran through It , ' says Matt , 'as easy as if It was a fog bank. Well , If over I get this train to Tiberius Center somebody else will have to take her back. ' "They do say that when the express came Into Tiberius Center thai night Mail "hud to bo helped off the cnglno , and helped to his house and a doctor sent for. The doctor said the man was suffering from a severe nervous shock and must keep perfectly quiet. Mull ho scnl In his resignation the very next day and never drove an cnglno on our road afterward. Ho hung 'round , drinking middling hard and keeping quiet , according to the doctor's orders , for about a month , and then ho got a berth on the Montana Southern road. Ilut ho wasn't of the slightest use. His nerves were clean gone. He'd think ho saw things on the track when there was nothing but nicbbo a moonbeam , and he'd call for brakes and stop his train , and have.tho biggest kind of Job In trying lo tell the conductor what ho had stopped the train for. The company dismissed him after about six montliB and Mutt gave up railroading , and Is now driving a truck In Chicago. "I don't know whether ho knows the trick Hank played on him or not , but this was the way of il : Hunk spenl a lot.of . money In Chicago for a imtboard. engl'no , made lo look oxaclly llko No. 34 and pro vided with a genuine headlight all com plete. Then ho had this hjer Quaker cn glno set up on the track just round a curve at a tlmo when ho knew that the only train which could possibly come along would ba the express. Of course ho had several follows engaged In the thing with him , but Hank was a mighty popular chap with the boys , and ho could always find help enough for any game thai ho might want to carry out. Of course the express engine went through the pasteboard concern without oven feeling II and I don't blame Mall for believing II wax a ghost , especially as ho had the fireman lo back him In that opinion , ' "I don'l Justify Hank , for I always con sidered thai ho played It altogether too low dawn on Mutt , and Hank allows that ha did , now thai ho Is older and has como la leak al things rationally , I don'l think It's the sort of thing he'd do now , though , nl course , the heart Is deceitful and dotpcrulcly wicked , aa the good book says. "What's thai you say ? Never heard thai a locomotive could have a ghost ? Welll All I can say Is thai If you wore a railroad man you would know Unit ghosts of engines and ghosts of whole trains , sleeping can and all , have been seen tlmo and again by rallioad men , If I hud tlmo now I'd tell you of n ghosl train that used to run on this very load , and thai I've seen wllh my own Identical , Individual cyus. You go railroad I ing for twenty or thlity years and you'll know a sight of things that you'll never know any other way. " Purify the blood , tone Uio narves , and give strength to the weakened organs and body by taking Hood's Sarsaparllla now. I'liTCMl l > y u Itrcl Hot Hud. Lawrence Hurt , lG ! years old , of Ox ford street , Newark , N. J. , was pierced through the body by a hot stool rod Juno 29 , and was removed to St. Michael's hospital , The liijurtd man died the following night. Ills duly was lo catch with a long-handled pair of tones , the bar of led-hot steel which his comrades passed through grooved rolls , and then pass It , back again through the next smaller eroo\c. This operation Is 10- peated again and again until the bar la re duced to the lequlreil diameter. Halt had just passed a bur thiough the mils , when ho discovered koniethlim wrong wllh the part of the machinery that serves to gnldo the hot rods Into the grooves. Ho laid hlb tongs asldo and bent to adjust the guide. Having done so , ho straightened up In position mid .1 I'nnncn slarted the rod between the rolls , Al the tame Instant Hart , unaware that the rod was again going through , bent over to look ut the guide. As he did so the shaft of hot metal shot from listwoen tht rolls and struck his body jusl la low the ilbs , ne.ir the rlfilit side , the force of the blow lifting him from his fact. Then , uccoidlng to the statement of a fellow workman , the bar was driven clear through the body of the unfortunate , mun until several fett nf It protruded through his back. His comrades rushed to his assistance , and with tome effort pulled the bar back throuih ; thu wound. The Injured man displayed wonder ful fortltudo. and never lost for an Instant. Oregon Kidney 'lea cures backache Trij tizu , 25 cents. All drtigulsti. See the performing lions aft , and ov . Courtland beach today. Mlicn Ilaby was ulcV , vro gaio her CastorU. When cho was a C'hllJ , bho cried for CastorU. When ( .ho hccama HIM , tJio chin ; ; to Cantoris , v " ) ) ! the had Calldrai , ilio gave tb.su 0 istork *