THE OMAHA DAILY BEE.TUESnAr ; , JULY 31. Iflfll.
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WANTED-SITUATION.
ENGINEER AND MACHINIST DF.filRES .toil
In country town runnlnu Matlunnrr rnnlne.
Addrrn O.V , H. , llox 277 , Missouri Vnlley. , I .
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man , German , nnnl M , denlrtft nny position
In a rr > sprtalilo houco ; wlmli > * nlo crm-yrlM
prcferrHi willing to ilo nny work. Adrlress
It , Bee , Council Bluffs. A JI < B Jl
WANTED MALE HELP.
SOLICITORS."TEAMS FttnilDs INHTALLMENT
good * . American Wringer Co. , IGW lljwnril.
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VANTED , i IJIM i. * iv * .i. -
naleiimen. Apply In the fnren"nn..ii' 11.
Bund , room 8 , 218 8 , ISth dtruct. B-MC23 31'
WANTED , TRAVELING MKJt VISITINO
hnrdwnru trmlilo n-ll side line ; wimple mil
necessary. Call or address 2fOi O
I1-.MCI3 30
Oinnlm , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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BALESsTANWANTEI ) IN EVERY COUNTY
In United Hlntes ; 7B.OO itinnth nnd rxppnses.
Odlce , ndvi-rtlnlng , delivery teim furnlHhed.
Goods monopoly. Addiens K. 8. Co. . 132 dm-
lonnade billlillng , Boston , Mnsd. B MC51 30 *
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTEI)7 TWO INTELLKIENT YOl'NO
Indies of good nddrrss to gn to Minneapolis ,
Minn , ; einploympiit light nnd respectnlilo ; nil
required. Ad-
( xiii-iisns ndvnnccd , rcfciences
( Irons S 27 , lice. C-MC32 31 *
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WANTED , COOK FOR CHRISTIAN rOLLEOE
flood plnrc for rlKht party Call \\Pdm-wl.iy
forenoon at C37 H , 31 t fltrcet. C MM 51 *
FOB KENT HOUSES.
FOIl Iir.NT. GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM
house 2621 Capitol avenue. It. H. Roblaon ,
room 7. Commercial NMIonnl. D 8M
HOUHE8-w7 o7TEMPLE'lON , PAXTON TILK.
D M796 31
7KNTB FOtt IlENT Ull FARNAM
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CLKAN , COMFORT A JlLn , CONVHNIENT.
moderate rentals , bent S nnd 4-room ullc for
liounekccpcra on.y. Kofercncon required. Also
( loom suite In tenement. SIC ti. 2-J street.
D MO
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VIJHV KlNlT"7ltOOM COTTAOB AT HH-
duced prlro ; mil nt once , fc'ldclity Trust Com.
pany , 1702 Knrnam ttreet. D < 19
FOR nnNT WANTCDJ oootT MEDIUM
priced houses. I.i t your houses for rent
with Ames. D
ron HUNT. DKSiiiAin.r. DWKLUNOH IN
all parts ot clt ) ' K. II. Blieato 432 1'nxtnn blk.
D 913AC
rou RUNT. MonniiN IO-ROOM FLAT , CEN-
trnlly located , will rendlly ( III with roomers.
n. H. Bhenfo , 432 Paxton blk. D-8I9AC
HOUSES , F. K. DARLING , UARKKR IILOCK
HOUSEB IN AM. . PARTS OF Till : CITY. TIIE
O. l'DnvU ' compuny , 1303 Kiuuain. D C76
-ROOM COTTAGES ] MOOEIIN , CHOICE IN
Stanford Circle. C. S. Elguttcr , 201 lleo bids.
U-677
RENTAL AGENCY. GOT IJUOWN BLOCK.U
U 673
KELKENNY&CO. . R. 1 , CONTINENTAL BLK.
D-C79
FINE 7-ROOM CORNER FLAT AT 701 S. 1GTI1
street ; rnnge nml nil other conveniences. George
CloUscr , room 2 , 1C23 Farnam street. D 300
FOR R ENT-IF SOME GENTLEMAN AND
Ids wife would llko to rent n desirable- modern
housu of nlni ) rooms In n cholco location , we
have It. UOKKH & Hill. D-330-A20
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8-ROOM HOUSE NEAR HIGH SCHOOLE , J20.00
per month. Enquire 2C16 Capitol Avc.
D-52J-1'
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FOR RENT. CHEAP , FOUR-ROOM HOUSE.
831) Boiilh 27th street. I > MS55 30 *
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CALL AT OFFICE FOR FULL DESCRIPTION
nnil photograph of these houses.
3.25 Pratt Btroet , I roornfl. $8.00.
3 , " > 13 Ki > minl Btrpot , 4 rooms , new , 110 00.
2111 Bristol street. 7-rmim cotlnRU , everything
In It , Ixmnd to milt , (23.00.
One of the finest 7-room liousea In city , $30.
Fidelity Tiust Co. , 17th and Farnam sts.
D-572
, ,10-ROOM HOUSE. CONVENIENCES.
* 621 H. 1'Jtli Blrcot. D-573-SO *
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NEW. MODERN OAK FINISH 7-ROOM HOUSE ,
$2J.OO. 3G north of Lenvenwurth. Apply theic.
D MGI4 1
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FOR RENT. AIODI5RN 6-ROOM COTTAGE.
call forenoons 1521 Sherman avenue. D MC2I
FOR BENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
VKRY NICE ROOMS. 1723 DAVENPORT.
E 283-30 *
FIVE ROOMS , 1713 NORTH 14TII STREET.
B 432 30 *
t FOR RENT , FURNISHED ROOMS AT 1711
street. E 56D-31 *
FURNISir ROOM , BATH ; JO.OO MONTH. 1911
Fninani. E CC7-30 *
FRONT. ROOMS , FURNISHED , FOR HOUSE
keeping and sleeping rooms. 1C11 Howard.
E MC17 4 *
BACK PARLOR , FURNISHED , IN OUTSIDE
Hal. 716 H. ICth , llatji. E M6tO 1 *
A LARGE EAST FRONT PARLOR , NICELY
furnished , very desirable , nt icnsonable rates.
324 N. 15th stiect. K-M626
FURNISHED ROOMS. 2227 DO1JGE.
136r,74
FOR RENT. FOR 2 MONTHS , 4 NICELY PUR-
iihtheil rooms for hnusekiM'pIni : ; llrst lloor ,
modem. 2113 Krtklne tivet , N. 21th. references
required ! tli.OO. E-M72S C *
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. L. 8. Skinner , 310 N. _ Y. Life.
SUITE OF ROOMS , WITH A1 .COVK. 221 N.
19th. 5 13-M7A ! !
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME. UNDE RCARE OF
Women's Clulstlan iissoclntlon. Ill S. 17th st.
F-6S3
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ROOMS WITH BOARD. 21SO HARNEY.
P-172-A12 *
ROOMS , WITH BOARD. 1S1Q CHICAGO ST.
F M3S1 AiO
DESIRABLE COOL ROOMS WITH BOARD AT
2.1S Howard street. F 570-3'
NICE SOUTH ROOM AND FIRST CLASS
board. 1781 DotlKe. K 368-10
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND I'UIST
chiss board. 17.il DodKO. V ! 13-all
NU'El.Y FURNISHED llOOMSrWITH HOARD.
Olj N. 20th F 18 1 *
DESIRA1ILE ROOM WITH HOARD. IN 1'lTl-
vnto family. "PC N. lath. F M610 31 *
A HANDSOMELY FI'RNISHED FRONT ROOM
with boaid for two In private family ; best ot
home comfmtH. 2213 Webster utirct.
F-MM7 31
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND FIRST-
clus3 board. 2JII IjinJcn court , near cornel
21th. or V29 N. Y. Llfu lll.lu. F MCJO 4
T. COOL. S0l''m
'two Ki'iiUfliion ; iirluite bunul ; ull comenl > > lirt > i ! .
8110 Uuuiil.iK. K MC3I 31 *
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FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ALTOVI3 , WITHer
or without biiiiid , KtmUo I'lnci private fjmlly ,
sidtiiblH t\Mi K'litli'im'n or mnti and \ > | fe , No
'ilher boat-dels. All conveniences. Address H 31 ,
Hit ? , F MOW 3)
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
t NICE ROOMS * ; WATER. MS N. 13TJI ST.
G 20S-A11 *
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES
CORNKR SALOON. 2t DOUGLAS. INQUIRE
tfl. 1-MSC3
J'OR iFENT. THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING ,
SK Fuirum street. The bullOliiK Inn a tire-
proof lenient Imsrmriit , cnmpUta steam huat
me llxturci , water on all floors , gas , < to. Ap
ply at the oinco of tha Bee. 1 910
AGENTS WANTED.
BALRHMEN. AVe SEND SAMPLES , ALLOW
liberal salary and expcnsvn or commission to
prouor aiiplluinli. Hlnv x K < > llr , three
uliiu-a out nf llvi > \\lll older Addresn with
stamp I ock IWx" 4iO. New York cliy ,
AlYl3 NT3"WANTii : > HIM.l , TIlTJ LADIEt ?
tiillur udjustahle dirss cuttrr ; l.uinht In imi >
ho n i ; blti.ust money makliiK bunlnetia on mar-
ktU Oil I nt 9 to 11 u. 111. Tui-siliiy , room l > l.
hotel. J-MTO Jl
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED TO RENT WANT TO LEASE FOR
teem ot yrum tenement block or number ot
duelling * c nlrally locuteil. AJJrttJ P. O.
Box 7M. K-3TJ
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WANTii : > . ilOAI \NI"lToOM BY LADY IN
prhnto ramlly , American , ut rira onablu price.
Must bo ou i.r neiir llurnuy. IKulcu. 14lh , 13th
or Wnlnut Hill lines , tilata piled and klni
ef.rxwia , AJJu 8 19 , Bed olllce. city.
K-MM1 30
WANTED TO RENT.
Continued.
MODERN IIOt'HB. BF.VEN TO NINE ROOMS ,
Ix-twppn now nml September nr t , no children.
_ Aildrpim 8 25 , lleiolHr * . K-MCI3 31
'STORAGE.
CTORACIE , WILLIAMS A CROS3.121I HARNEY.
M-6M
BTORAC1E FOR HOUSEHOLD OOODH ; CLEAN
ana cheap rate , R , Wells , 1111 Famnm.MM7
M-M7
CM.VAN&STORAOE CO.lift FARNAM. Til 1 U.
II-Ml
WANTED TO BUY.
BEST FOR Tin MONKY.HAVANA FRECKLES.
N-M3S7-A1D
HIGHEST wcPAID FOR SECOND-HAND
furnlturr. ito\c < , etc. I. Brussell , 7)-712 ) N. 16th
N 1& $
WANTED , HOl'ND FAMILY HORSE ; STATE
| irlce. Addrein H 32 , Bee olllce. N-CCO-30'
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WANTED. TO Pt'R cFlASK A OR 8-ROOM
lioiise , with modern convcnlniops. A cotlnRc
with nlcft Krounds nl Konnlzc PIaci , Hnnscoin
pirk or Went Hnrnoy , rarnam , DuuKlns or
Doilifi ? Blrect prpfcrred , Htnlp full tmrtlculara
nnd lowest cash price to 8 33 Bee olllce.
N M727 2
FOR 'BALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS EASY , YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
money. Low prices on furniture A household
goods. Enterprise Credit Co. , 613-C1S N. 16th at.
U-8J7
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FOR SALE HORSES , WAGONS , ETC
FINE SECOND HAND PHAETONS AND CAlT-
rlages. A. J. Simpson's Repository , 1411 Dodge.
P-S14a24
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FOR SALE. A GOOD FAMILY HORHE ,
weight , 1:00 pounds ; safe nnd tellable ; two-
w'nttil surrey good na new nnd hnine's chrnp ;
strictly cnsh. H. L. Burkct , undertaker ,
23nl nnd Cumlni ; strci-t. . 1' 674
2 PHYSICIAN PIIAETONH AT COST. NO DE-
ei'ptlon. Drummond Qurlage Co. , IS & Harnpy.
l'-co
2 TOP BUGGIES J33 A l',5. LEATHER TOP CAR.
rlage ( IM. Drummond Carriage Co.
P-531
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FOR SALE. GOOD FAMILY PONY FOR
children. 2112 Burt. P-G3G-3 *
FOR HALE. LADY'S FINE DRIVING HORSE
nnd Jlrat-clasa phueton. 834 South 21st street.
1--M733 31-
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE , FIRST MORTGAGES. GUARANteed -
teed 8 per cent , sums of J300.00 to Jl.000.00.
\\liy tnko 4 per cent when you can get 87
Ames , 1617 Farnam. Q M83I
ICE FOR SALE IN CAR LOTS. GILBERT
Bros. , Council Bluffs. Q-M523 A25
MONEY TO LOAN HEAL ESTATE
Continued.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , lli N. T. LIFH
loons at low rates for choice tecurlty on Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
W-7M
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CITY LOANS. LARGE : LOANS ON CENTRAL
Mulnfus properly ; per centC. . A. Starr ,
(15 N. V. Llfo hllllJlnB. W M25J
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM
property. Am , 1617 Farnam street.
, V - M5SI
LOANH ON IMPROVED A UNIMI'ROVEDT'rrY
property. I3 , < XW & upwards , t > la Vi per cent ; no
delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnam.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM3 IN DOUGLA9.
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate.
Fidelity Trust Co. . 1702 Farnam st. Wm <
OMAHA IXJAN A TRUST CO. . 16TH AND
Douglas streets , loan money on city and farm
propel ty at lowest rates of Interest. W CM
MONEY 'TO LOAN AT 1.OWEST RATES ON
Improved nnd unimproved Omalm real estate ,
1 to 6 years. Fidelity Tnst Co. , 1702 Fnrnam ,
W 634
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LOANS , E. II. BHEAFE , 43J I'AXTON I1LK.
W-916A6
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LOAN8-W. O. TEMPLinON , PAXTON BLK.
UONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
nnd Nebraska farms al from 6 lo 7 per cent.
W. B. Melkle , First National bank building.
W 691
MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE , 604 N. Y LIFE.
W E09a24
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. . IMS Farnam st. W 60
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brcnnan , Love & Co. , Paiton bin.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW
York. Capital J2.000.000. Suiplus 1500,000. Sub-
mil choice lonns to F. S. Pusey , agent. First
National bank building. _ W-701
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS MADE ON CHATEli
security. Address 1 * . O , Box 792.
X 372
J. B. HADDOCK. ROOM 4 7 , RAMGE BLOCK.
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
lure , pianos , hortes , wagons , or any Mnd of
chattel security , nt lowest possible rotes , which
> ou can pay back nt any time , nnd In nny
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
room \VlthneU block. X 704
A. E. HARRIS , ROOM 1. CONTINENTAL BLK
X M00
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
rty. Hnrvln Loan Co. . 701 N. Y. Life building.
BHORT TIME LOANS , 431 rAXTONxnj'j ° AJ
When you want HELP Let THE BEE
HELP you get HELP 25c for seven
teen words or less first time , and a
penny a word after that no matter
how many words There are lots of
folks needing HELP We will HELP
you and you will get HELP.
ICE FOR SALE ; CAN SHIP OVER ANY ROAD
out of Omaha and Council Bluffs. Lamorcaux
Bros : . 300 So. ICth. Omaha. _ Q-332-A17
WAGON UMURELAS. SIMPSON 14U DODGE.
FOR SALKTSTENCIL UIES , LATHE. IIARNKS
OVj email lathe , bcrcw pi esses , vises nnd mis.
cdlnncous tools nnd mock at a bargain. Ap
ply to Frank lluriniin. 530 I'axton"j"1 101
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN , SHOW CASES.
cmmter shoUlns "d window llxtures lou
. Q-MM3 30
South 16th street. _
NEW HAMPLH PIANO AT MANUFACTUR-
< TB' caul. Address S 31. lieu 111 Jit. Q Mi30 2 *
HIGH GRADE ENGLISH OAK PIANO. ALmost -
most new. at a , sacilllce. Address 83 * Bee
blilK. Q-M72J
MISCEI/L.ANEOUS.
FREE MUSEUM OF ANATOMY TO MEN
only' Dr. Ucorles & Searles. 1116 Farnam
ll"liii-Aly
HAVE YOUR OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO
ru8 . Smyrna rugs repaired. 1521 Le
CLAIilVOYANTS.
MRS , DR. II. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT. RE-
llublo business medium ; 7th year at " 'g 8-
CLAIRVOYANT-PROFESSOR WHITE CAN BE
marrloRe , divorces and
consulted on business ,
"l family affairs ; the future plainly revealed
lovers united. troubles healed .names of
friends and enemies ; also the ons you will
mniry. Hours from 9 n. m. to 9 p. m. Sun-
dny , 9 to 6. 1C17 CldcaKO street. S-IOa-AlO *
MASSAGE. HATHS. ETC.
MADAME SMITH. WJ S. 13TII. 2 ! ) FLOOR ,
mom 3. Mriss.iKi > . vnpor. olcoliol , steiini. sulphur -
phur and sea baths " _ iZ _ _ _ _
MASSAai:7'MADAM BERNARD.
PERS ONAL7
INDIES' AMBER JEWELP.Y TO ORDER ;
ttltu repiirlnc. HU S. I6lh street. U-M150
SCHADELJETs" SHAMPOO , VAPOR AND HOT
air machlno for steamlns ladles' Jj ces and
heads ; cures dandiuft and headache. 1623Douu- _
U MBjt-A
tieet.
las _ .
TRY HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOC PMOKE.
U * M3b7 A13
WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J.
Mullet 'n new Ice cream parlors , 2803 Leaven-
north street ; everything Is new , Including tin
bulldlns. TcL 1030. Ice cream delivered.
VlAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR I.ADIEa
Health book and consultation fre . AJdre or
call Vlavl Co. . 84S IJe bide. Lady attendant.
DR. W. YlOSS MARTIN. ISJi FARNAM BT. :
hours from U to 1. J to 6 , 7 to 8. Te.LUO.
UNION HRAND-OENUINE , WIIOLB WHEAT
Hour. Whenlel New breakfast food. Neal &
Conrad , Wholesale Agents. OmalmT
U ZS5 Ala *
WHOLE WHEAT BREAD FROM UNBOLTED
Hour at Imogen L. llamsi-y's , J17 ? > SthAl
UATII3. MME. TOST. 319H 8. 11TII.
UMBRELLAS MADE. RErOVERED AND RE-
paired. 105 South Hlxtei'iith glrcet. U 3SJ
CREAV FOR WHIPI'INoTcOTTAaE CHEE a
Waterloo creamery , Kll Howard ; tel 1333.
U Ml 18 aU
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UALDUl'F
A pleasant anil ronvrnlent place. 1511
Kvrnain street , I'axton block ; 'I'houa 711 ,
U MMi
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THE WOMAN'S HAKERY Sl'PPI.IES VA-
rlety uf choice KOO < ! , bcsldeii Iho kinds of tha
belt brvad In mniket ; whol wheat bread a
specialty ; gn > ls ilellre < l ; telephnnu 411. Mrs.
C. Sa\lllc. manau-vr. HOI N. : | th St ,
U 633-A-85
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STRAW HATS -CLEANED. RESHAPED AND
nude new , (03 N , 2'Ull ' St.
AVANTED VOll UNION CO. FAIR. AT ELK
Point , H. D. , one tuciry-uo-rounil nnd one tml *
l on u vun lon man. Apply to secretary , Elk
Point , H. n. , fair , Kept. IS , 1 ? , : o unJ 21. H.
Murph , errclary. U OJD 10
MME. LV ROOK. MASSAOU. 10W LEAVKN-
wurtli St. . third M > x > r. fiuiU ro < ) ni. U MMJ 1 *
MONEY TO LOAN IITAL ESTATE.
UFU fNfUR.\NCE PUL1CIEH LOANED ON
or buu Ut. lC. . Cb tu y. Kansas CHy , Mo.
W-MJ
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city-
no remo > al of goods ; strictly conlldentlal ; you
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amount * .
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO
304 South 16th street
. X 705
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE , GROCERY STORE ; GOOD. CLEAN
stock , located on the best street In the city ;
will Invoice at about Jl.SOO.OO ; will soil for
cash only ; good reason for selling. Address
P Be - Y-M10S A13-
IF YOU WANT TO BUY , SELL OR EXCHANGE
merchandise , get In or out of business , call
on or address the National Information and
Exchange Co. , Z03 First National bank , Omaha ,
Neb. , Y SOSaZl
SMOKE HAVANA FRECKLES , A IOC CIGAR.
Y M3C7 A19
FOR SALE , ALL FURNITURE NOW IN USE
n comluetlnR a first-class hotel. Hotel build
ing can be leased for any number of years.
Mrs. A. R. Ray. Valentine. Neb. Y & 15C3 n
PICTURE FRAME STORE FOR SALR AD"-
drcsH S 15 , Bee olllce. Y C35-30'
SAMUEL BURNS INVITES YOU TO SEE HIS
new dinner sets at 3.75 , formerly J10.00.
U 5M-A21
l''OR SALE. A TWO-CHAIR BARBER SHOP ;
best location In thu city ; line Undo : will soli
cheap for cash ; f > od reasons for selllne. Ad-
dres.3 "J , " Bee olllce , Council Bluffs.Y .
Y MCQj 30
FOR RENT. A DEPARTMENT ON SECOND
lloor , SOxSO , In ono of the largest hous * > s In
Council Bluffs. 13 , care Bee , Council lllur.s.
Y MC33
FOR EXCHANGE.
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BARGAINS IN HOMES.TRADESALn.lG03 Dodee
_ _ _ Z 841
FOR TRADE , FOR OMAHA IMPROVED PROP-
ertles worth Jl.000.00 to J10.000.00 , good farm
lands In this state ; will assume reasonable in-
cumbranco. What have you got ? Ames IC17
Farnam street. _ Z M317
/A 10-CENTER FOR 5C , HAVANA FRECKLES ;
_ _ _ _ _ _ 3-M3C7 A19
FOR EXCHANGE. 3 1-ACRE LOTS , 1H MILES
south from South Omaha stock ynrds , for
merchandise. Address box 3 , Lltchllejd , Neb.
. Z M56I 30'
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TO EXCHANGE. FOR IMPROVED OUTSIDE
property 11 barber shop nnd bntli rooms ; ex-
peilenco unnecessary ; party must bu able to
mnkB cluuiRp , attend baths and hamlle cigars ;
tecelpls from jn O ) to J73.00 per wi > ck ; nrollts
from > 25.00 to tJj.OO. S 16 , Bee. Z M5M 30'
FOR SALE , FIRST-CLASS AND WELL LO-
outiHl ilrui ; store ; half cash , balance rent estate ,
S i6. ! Bcc. Z-MC3 ! ) 4
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IMPROVED FARM ; WELL WATERED ; NEAR
good county ( U'al. Small Incumbraiice runnliiK
yet three years. To trade for good work
horses or mules. Wrlto me ; I will Kimrantce
you n good trade. Lock Box 7 , Ogalalla. Neb.
ii-MCIi 30
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TO EXCHANGE , SMITH-PREMIER TYPEwriter -
writer or collection of postage stamps for
bicycle : will sell either cheup for cash. Address -
dress 1C. O. Clay , Council Bluffs , la.
Z MCC3 80
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NICE 5-R. II. , WALNUT HILL. U.SOO.OO. WHAT
have you to offer ? C. D. Hutchlnson. J6I3
Farnam. 5S M737 3
TOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR BALE , NEW 4-ROOM COTTAdHj GEL-
lar. cistern , city water ; cor. JCth and Eahler :
Jl.ZW.OO : long time. Enqulra Ills rarnam.
btm'l Burns. RE M543
nAROAINS. HOUSES , LOTS A VD FARMS.
sale or trade. F. 1C. Darling , Bt rlier blk.
U E 7M
FOR SALE , 1J',4 ' MILES FROM OMAHA. 430
acres well ImproNvd ; ICO acres In hay , 170 In
corn and oats , balance In timber. Will sell
for 144 an acre on easy terms. It will pay tu
uiv tlgat this. Ames. 1617 Furnam.c
Furnam.RUM3U
RU-M3U
BNAP SMOOTH , RICH GARDEN LAND FIVE
miles from postollle , tlOO per acre ; might taku
some trade. 910 N. Y. L. bldir.
. RE17A
FOR 8AIJJ. 40. M OR 100 ACRES. JOINS FLOR-
rnce. Splendid land for Investment. Only J8t )
an acre. Ames , 1617 Farnam street.
RE-MJ1S
BARGAIN A FINE 140-ACRB FARM , 71 MILES
from Omaha , for $2,000.oo ; } 500.i cash , balanao
In 5 years. C. R. Bontrlgiit , SOI N. Y. Life.
RE-M8M A17
FOR BALE. CHOICE SECTION LAND NEAR
Lexington , Dawton county. No finer land la
the t t . Ames. 1117 Kamam. RE-MIli
TOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
CdnUmij-.V
' " "
80MI3 C1IKAP IVOT3.
A nno W-ft. lot nt 43rd and Plnkney itreets ,
at . ( .
60 ft. BraJe , ltd and Francti streets , at
J3CO.CO. M.f.1
3S ft. on th , near VAtViui ttreet , enst front ,
only jcoooo. , U -
East front on ! 7th , ncKr\7oolworth , trees , etc. ,
nery line lot for half _ v.n1u < > , tl.ono.O ) .
A most dcslrnblo reKlilrncn. Co-ft. lot , on
OeorKlA avenue , nenc PixrJllc street , for Ji.4DO.00.
WP have houses i\t frftd > HOO.OO to $10,000.00 nt
prently reduced prices , nnd on terms that will
rrqulrn llttlo cnth. Before buylne , selling or ex
changing , ! > < > sure nnd sea tlin
Fidelity Trust company JJOi Farnnm street ,
. . . . . . RE-M137
LIST BARGAINS FOR QUICK TURNS.lftnS Dalij
' " 11D-S4I
UllOIOH GARDEN LAT < 1)H. B MILES KllOM
IHistolllce , In tracts from 10 to 160 ncrrs. A
Kreat bnrKnln. Will take some trndp. N. D.
Keyes , 617 1'nxton block , RE M73
DICYOLE3.
HICYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELED.
Tires nnd sundries. Safes opened , repaired. C.
R. llcllln , locksmith , ill N. 16th street. 820A8
BICYCLES , NEW AND OLD. $20 TO $123 ;
easy payments ; rve rent and repair. Omalm
Bicycle Co. , 321 N. 16th street. Telephone 129.
134
NEW WARWICK. 1834 PATTERN. STRICKLY
high grade , adjustable hnndlo ami rear brake ,
on no other wheel. Inquire Omaha Coal , Cok *
& Lime Co. . 16th and Douglas st. 1 A10
BICYCLES-ALL STYLES.
ALL PRICES.
Send for our ll t of second hand nnd shop
worn bicycles. Repairs nnd cycle sundries of
all kinds. M. O , Daxon , 402 N , ICth St.
Ml
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD
pipes made new. 613 S. 16th. M 151
II. L. CARTER. METAL CORNICE SKYlights -
lights , einoko stacks , furnaces. 1C17 Howard st
488
DAMAGED MIRRORS RE31LVERED , 719 N. 18.
M A5
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
onico to 203 So. 16th. Brown btk. M145
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage batteries recharged ; electrical and gen
eral machinists ; superior work RUirantecd.
Omaha Electrical Works , C17 ana 619 S. 16th * t.
332
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACT-
era for elcctrlo light and motor plants and all
kinds of electrical construction. Western Elec-
trlc Supply Co. . 418 nnd 4.10 0. 15th Bt. 837
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WOLF BROS. & CO. . MANUFACTURERS OF
awnings , tents , flags , wagon , hay. stock covers ,
tarpaulins , banners , streamers. 703-701 S. 16th
street. Tel. CO I. Tents for rent. M386
WHY DON'T YOU RENT A TENT. TAKE A
vacation and rest yourself ? The Omnha Tent
nnd Awning Co. have tents of all kinds that
they rent cheap. 1311 Farnnm st. 3S2-A17
HOTELS !
THE MIDLAND HOTEL.
Corner 16th and Chicago streets ; coolest
hotel In Omaha ; new building , new furniture ,
electric bells , bath , steam heat. American
plan. SLEO to $2.00 per day : European plan , SOc
to $1.00 per day. M. J. Franck , proprietor.
838-
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. W. COR.
13th and Dodge. Roomd by day or week.
103-A9 *
TYPEWRITERS
TYPEWRITER. BOUGHT , SOLD. EXchanged -
changed , rented nnd repaired. Typewriter nnd
omce supplies. Typewriters rented nt $4 per
month. The Omaha Typewriter Exchange , suc
cessors to the typewrltlne department of the
Megeath Stationary Co. , 214 South Thirteenth
street. Tel. 1361. j , 090
SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER.
The Omnha Typewriter Exchange , tel. 1361 ,
No. 214 S. 13th St. 091
PLUMBERS.
FREE PLUMBING OP EVERY KIND. O.\ri
team & hot water heating ; sewciage. 313 S. IS.
M438
J. J. HAN1GAN , PLUMBING. STEAM AND HOT
water heating. 2705 L'caenwortl ) st. 155
JOHN ROWC & COi. , PLUM11ING7STEAM AND
hot water heating , gas * llxtures , globes. 421 S IS.
481
CARPENTERS.ANJJBUILDERS.
HAMILTON BROS. . GENERAL CONTRACTors -
ors nnd builders , carpenter woik , brick laying
and plastering. 414 S. ISlh Bt. Tel. 1179. M333
C. E. MORRILL. CARPI'3NTER. OFFICE AND
stora tlxturus , a specialty. Patching nnd
plastering' . 1113 Capitol avo. Telephone 4083.
C52
STKNO GRAPHERSI
C. A. POTTER. 26 N. Y. LIFE BUILDING ,
does all kinds ot stenographic -work , law
cases , depositions , chancery work , copying.
etc. , at reasonable prices. Call nnd see til
Duplex typewiltrr ; xvrltcs two letters at 01
nnd the came tlmo ; the fastest typewriter '
the world. M311 AS
HAY AND GRAINS
BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. II. Snyder. 1515 Burt St. , tel. 1107.
833-33
NEBRASKA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE HAY
grain and mill stuff. We nre alwaja on the
market to buy or sell , 1518 Webster st. 155
LOST.
LOST , LARGE PUG DOG , NO COLLAR. REturn -
turn to 21 IS Chicago street. Liberal reward.
M731 31
LOST GOLD NECKLAS AT HANSCOM PARK
Saturday. Leave at Bee olllce and iccelvo
reward. C53-31 *
JOB PRINTING.
QUICK PRINTERS. KRAMER & CHANDLER
1121 Farnam and 307-9 S. 12th. Phone 16JO.
Mall orders get quick action. 863 A4
REED JOB PRINTING CO. FINE PRINTING
of all kinds. 17th street , Bee building.
MHO
MAIL ORDER COMMERCIAL PRINTING A
specialty. DouRlns Pi luting Co. , 413 S. 15th
street , Shccley bide. Tel. Cll for prompt service.
M733
HARNESS.
HARNESS. WHIPS. NETS , ETC. REPAIRING
a specialty. 113 N. 15th st. , 203
GET MY PRICES BEFORE A'OU BUY A HAR.
ness. August Bohne , 711 8. 16th street.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M 116 A10
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND , 61J
N. Y. Life. Omaha. Ask for circular. 710
LEARN PRACTICAL BUSINESS & SHORT-
hand. Roose's Omaha Bus. Col. . 15th & Farnam.
J13-A13
GRINDING.
SCISSORS , LAWN MOWERS. RAZORS , ETC. .
ground. Melchlor Bros. , 1119 Farnam street.
' 863
_
RAZORS , SHEARS , CLIPPERS. LAWN MOW-
ure , etc. A. L. Underland. 100 N. 14th. 173
HORSESHOEING.
MRS. THOMAS MALONBIV 811 N. ICTH BT.
> 155A11
_ _ _
E. D. BURT , HOnSESllohll , 114 N. ICTH.
{ i E35-AJ
_
PAWNBROKERS.
_ _ _ _ _ _ * i
FRED MOHLE. J517H FAJl IAM , JEWELRT.
. _ ' , ; _ sis
H. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY , 608 N. 16th St.
o | 171
ELOCUTION. _
ELLA DAY. ELOCUTION. } PHYSICALCULT -
urs. Emerson method. - , Summer pupils re
ceived. Room , CurumeVtbl Nat'l bank.
DANCIG.
FOR PRIVATE LESWHS. STAGE OR
society dances , call on iMnrand , 1510 Harney ,
or 2308 Dodge street ; term * reasonable.
. _ M9C4 AT
FINANpIAL.
MONEY , LADIES , WILL BUY PIIOU A
widower , for an educated slnglo lady , a Joint
Interest In elegant home. Address H 20 , Bee
attic * . -Omaha , Neb. M 562 31 *
"WHOLESALE COAL ,
JOHNSON BROS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS IW
VI kinds of coal. Correspondence sollslted.
itt Farnam street , M4CC
"LIVERY STABLE ! "
HOARDING BTARLES. FINE LIVERY RIG8
cheap. Eil Itaumlty , 171)1 ) and St. Mary's.M4M
M-4M
'
" "
DENTISTS.
DR. OEO. B. NASON. PBNT1ST. SUITE KM
I'axton block , 16th & 1'arnam sts. Tel. 712.M657
M657
DR. PAUL , DENTIST , BTjlT BT. 3JJ
_ JMUSIO , ART AND LANOUAQE.
O. PT ClKLI.ENIinCKl BANJOIST AND
teacher. HU California itrtet. * H
TOR BARGAIN * IN PIANOS AND ORGANS !
raly pnyments ) Initnimentii rented ) rents apply
on purchase. A. Hospe , Jr. M55S
MRS.JnSS"lE TuiOWN-CROMMT3TT , TinToNLY
post graduate of Emerson College of Oratory ,
Boston , In Omalm who tenches elocution and
physical culture. Ware building , Omuhn.211A13
211-A13
aERMAN iESSON8"lTYVEi7i7"l3lUCATED
German , 23 cents for one , $2W for 12 lessons.
Address 8 10. Bee. 493-30 *
UNDERTAKERS AN3J EMB ALMER3
H. K , BURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmcr. 1CIS Chicago. Tel. 90. 7W
BWANSON A VAMKN , UNOnTlTAKHIia AND
embalmers , 1701 Cumlng st. , telephonv , 10CO.
$23
M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND KM.
balmcr , 1417 Farnam street. Telephone 215.
334
HEAFEY A HEAFEY , 21J B , 14TII ST. TEU
:65 ; nlso Z4th nnd N. sts. . So. Omalm. M437
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. , LEADING OPTICIANS ;
J. F. Ponder , manager ; scientific examina
tion of the eyes free ; 222 S , ICtli street. Com'l
Nat'l Bk Bldg , , In Ktnsler's drug store.
8I3-A2 *
THE MMK & PENFOLD CO. . SCIENTIFIC OP-
tlclans. 1108 Fnrnnm St. , opposite I'axton lintel.
Eyes examined free. 717
EYES TESTED FREE BY A PRACTICAL OP-
tlclnn , We guarantee to fit the eyes perfectly ,
lo your entire satisfaction or money refunded.
A. MANDEI.llt'KCt ' ,
Jeweler nnd optician , northeast corner Six
teenth nnil Farnnm streets. S63
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS SAIL
regularly every Snturday from Now York for
Ijondomlcrry nnd Glnngnw. Ethiopia , August
11 , 2 ] ) . m. ; FurnrxMn , August is , 7:30 : n. in. ,
Anchort.1 , August 23 , noon ; I'lrntsslu. Scptoin-
bcr 1 , 3 p. m. Saloon , second class nnd sti-tinge
slngl or round trip tickets from New York or
Chicago nt reduced rates to the principal
Scotch , English , Irish nnd nil continental
points. For money ordem , drafts , outward or
prepaid tickets apply to nny nf our local agents
or to Henderson Bios , , Chicago.
UPHOLS TERING.
UPHOLS'RING CABINET MATTRESS WORKS ,
W. It. Bell , R. A. McEachron , 2717 Lcavunworth
157
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA-
logue. George E. Brown , Jr. , & Co. , 709 S. ICth.
M271
HAIRDRESSING.
MILLER , LADIES' HAIRDRESSING , SHAM ,
poolug , steaming ha. ' eoods , 1513 Douglas.
477
CORNICE ,
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS. GALVANIZED
Ken cornices. 17.1 St. Mary's avenue.
834
WHITE'S EMPLOYMENT OFPICE. THE ONLY
place to get help ot all kinds In the city.
154 All
Till : REALTY .MARKET
INSTRUMENTS placed on record July 30 ,
18'Jl :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Western Investment company to A C Dav
enport , lJl 7 , block 1 , Potttr'H iidil J 3,000
E H Jennings to Johnson K I'milliner , lota
9 nnd 10. block K' , Wright K L's add 1
W A Ponton nnd wife to Diuld Loach , lot
2. block 2 , Crawford's add 81
South Omaha Lund company to I A Calkins ,
lot 9 , block ir > 2. Smith Omaha 550
E S Rowley nnd wifeto Home Investnn-nt
company , o 21,741 square feet of tax lot
31 , In 10-15-13 10
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
Ann la Alnox to A M Amos , C ncics on s
Bide no so 33-1S-1.1 1
C Ij WrlKht to O M Tny , 40 foot between
Sixteenth nnd Soxenleenth Btroets and on
a line IIP uw 13-13-13 2.000
T S Clnikson el n ! to F II Davis et nl.
blocks 1. G nnd 8 and part of blocks 2. 7
and 10 , Diuld Hill 1
DEEDS.
Special nnster to National Life Insurance
compnny , Iota 19 qnd 20 , block G. Mon-
moulh puilc ' 1W )
Same to name , lots 21 nnd 22. block 4 ,
HnniP , . , 1,200
_ ! nnii ti > T C Kennedy , lots" 2) nnd 22. block
' 3. lotH 13 liml 14 , Hock . Brown pti k 2,150
Sheriff to J II Mlllnnl , trustee , lotM C nnd 7.
block 5 , Omaha View 2,773
Total amount uf transfers $13,270
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Bcc
Building : , OMAHA , Neb. Advluo FREIi
CARD
LeaveaclCAG & ioumvug'j ? lAirlvea
Omaha ) U. 1' . Depot _ 10th & _ Ma onHtfl. _ | Omalm
Il:05aiu : . Chlcaea Expieu . CUopin
4:05pm : . Vc&tlbulo Limited . 9:0am :
bMOiun.lL'x. Sat. ) . C.iic. i'nss.djx. Mon. ) . ! ) :20nm :
6Uam : . Mo. Valley Local . lU:3l : > i > m
6 :30pm : . The Overland Flyer . 2:15pm :
Leuvea ( CHICAGO. RURLINOTON & Q.Anlves" |
Omalml Depot 10th and Maton Sta. I Oinnlm
4:45pm : . . .Chicago Vestibule . 9t.0arn :
f:45am : . Chicago Express . 4:2Gpm :
7:02pm : . Chicago and Iowa Local . S:00am :
ll:35am : . Paclilo Junction Local . 6S3pm :
Leaves 1UURLINQ1ON & MO. RIVER.Arrlvea |
Oinahaj Depot 10th and Mason Sts. I Omaha
I0:15am : Denver Kxnicaa 0:35um. :
10:15am : Deadwood Kxprcss 4:10pm :
4Mpm Denver Express 4:10pm :
CWpm..Nebraska : Local ( except Sun. ) . . . 6COpm :
SlEam..Lincoln Local ( except Sunday.ll:2o : < im
Leaves I K. C. . ST. J. & C. II. ( Arrives
Orrmhul Depot 10th and Mason Bts. I Omaha
9:45nm : Kansna City Day Kiprcsa , . . , . 6:53prn :
:4Spm.K. : C. Night Ex. via U. 1 * . Trans. 6GOam :
Leaves I CHICAGO. R. I. & PACIFIC. ( Arrives
OinalialUnlon Depot 10th A Mason Sta.l Omaha
KAST.
10:15am..Atlantic : Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . 6:05pm :
e:2Gpm : Night Express 0:40am :
4:40pm..Chicago : Vestlbuled Limited. . . . l:2Jpm :
llSSpm.Oklahoma ; Exp. ( lo C. V. ex Sun ) . 6:3Jam :
WEST.
C:35amOklahoma : & Texas Exp. lex dun.ll:33pm ) :
l:35pm : , . . , Colorado Limited 410pm ;
Leaves I UNION PACIFIC. ( Arrives
OmahaUnion | Depot 10th & Mason Sts.l Omaha
SGOam : Denver Express 3:50pm :
2:15pm..i : Overland Flyer G:20pm :
> :4Cpm.Beatrice : & Stromsb'g Exex Sun.13:30.im :
C40pm ; Pacific Express 10:5Sam :
C:30pin. : . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fa st M a 11 420i ; in
Leaves IOHICAGO. MIL. & 8T7 PAUL.Arrives' |
OmabalUiilon Depot 10th & Mason St . | Omaha
6:3pm : Chicago Limited S'STafn
1 UlOain..Chicago Bxprctis ( ex. Hun , ) . . . . 6:00pm :
Leaves I V E. /ALLETArrives
Omaha ] Depot 15th and Webster at * . fOmaha
" " 9:0tam : Dpadwood Express , . . . . . , , . 610pm ;
: OCam.Ex. ( Sat.l.Wyo. Ex.Ex. ( Mon. ) . 6:10pm :
E0flpm.Norfolk ; Express ( Ex , Sunday , ) . . 10:45.im :
G:30pm : St. Paul Express 9:40am
"Leaves \ ' " MISSOURI IVACIFlC ( Arilvcr
Omahal Depot 18th and Webster Sis. I Omaha
8o6am ; St. iTouls Express 6ooam :
9:80pm : St. Ixiuls Express 6S3prn :
S:10pm.Dallv : ( vt , Hun.J Nebraska Local , 9'10am "
Leaves T " C. , ST. 1' . , M. A O , lArrfves"
Omahai Depot 13th and \Vebstcr Sts. I Omaha
SjOOam..Sioux City Accom ( Ex. Sun. ) . . 8:0pm :
10:00am.Sioux : ; City Accom ( Sun. Only. ) . , 8OJpm :
12l6pm.Sioux : City Exprens ( Ex. Sun..llUHm ) :
! , , . . . . . . . . . I'aul Limited. . . , . OMQam
7-eaves 8Toifx ClTY S IrACnIa ( Arrives
OmahnlU. P. Depot 10th & Mason HU.I Omaha
: Kam.Hloux City Passenger 102 < ) pm
lMpm..i..Ht. : Paul Express . . . , . . .lOiOOam
teaVes"pSrOOX CITY & 1'ACH'UJ. HArrivTI"
Omahal Depot lilli and Webster Sts. I Olnahi
' "
fi30pm St. Paul 'l.lmHc.l" SHOuin
r. ; } Cpm Chicago Limited. . 9-4lam
u\es I OMAHA & ST. LUUIS lArrlvi
> Jmah-IU. P. Depot lOlh & Masim Sts.1 Omul
n St. Ix > uls Cannon Ball 12:35m :
Lett Their HorncH mid \Vi K n ,
Tom HoneybiiBS operates a boarding sta
ble In the rear of n grocery store at Thir
teenth and Jackson streets and Just now Tom
la flgurlnB out a plan to dispose of a span ot
horses and a wagon which came Into his
possession some ten days ago. During the
past three months a couple of men have been
bringing chickens to town , selling them from
house to house and alwavs leaving their team
In Tom's barn. Ten days ago these men
caino with a new outfit and Homcthlng llko
100 chickens. The fowls wcro sold and then
the team was put away In the usual place ,
the driver saying that ho would be back
during the day nnd settle thu bill. Since
that tlmu neither of the men have called for
the ha'rseu , nor have they been seen In that
vicinity. Honeybuss Is now of the opinion
thai during the. months which have passed
ho has been harboring a couple of chicken
thieve * and that al some lime they have been
hot pressed and have skipped , leaving thulr
horses In tils possession.
Lions and leopard * at Courtland.
Ono Quick nnd the Other Long in Gomiug
but Both Wont Together ,
HARD LINES OF A MAN FROM SIOUX CITY
Pound n Illinlilni ; HrlilnVlni Took 111 *
.Mniicy nnil I.eft Him mi tlin Wwlillng
Jniirnojr Iln < 'orrrspiiiids nkli
tlin Onuiliii Court * ,
A larco square envelope frolRlitcd with
pltcoii KiiRllsli nml addressed In unccrtnlii
characters to the clerk ot the county court ,
unburdened n lone talc ot woo In tli.il olllco
yesterday. The epistle bora a Sioux City
postmark and was signed by ono Christian
DerRstrom , who , accordlnR to Ills own story ,
has become the legatee of a burden of grief
that resists his utmost efforts to dislodge.
Christian Is n few chips shy on KiiKllsli , nnd
his chlroRrnphy requires the aid of n magni
fying glass for a successful Interpretation ,
but an nearly as can bo gathered from Ills
scrawl , ho has gene to join the everlasting
army of Indiscreet young men who have
trusted In woman's pretty face to their own
destruction.
Christian has been In this country for
four years , and until mi Ho recently ho has
had enough good bcnso to steer clear of nil
the tribulations that sometimes besot the
path of the stranger and exile. Ho got n
good "yob" It his assertions arc to bo be
lieved. and worked at It so well that In the
course ot a couple of years ho had nearly
$300 saved up with which to go back to his
native land and pose as a capitalist before his
former neighbors.
Rut about a month ago ho took It Into
his head to visit Omaha. He hud wandered
about the streets of the cornhuskingtonn
for so long that ho believed himself well
qualified to taste of the allurements of the
metropolis and return none the worse for
the encounter , lint hero was where his
philosophy was weak. He came and tasted
to his heart's content , but also learned that
there were heights and depths which his ex
perience had never compassed ami now ho
will have to postpone his triumphal march
Into his native hamlet until ho can again
accumulate enough American shekels to pay
his passage over the ocean.
During his life In Sioux City Chris had
made the acquaintance of n fellow Swede
named Ilelverson. This latter gentleman
afterward moved to Omaha and when Chris
had safely arrived In the metropolis his first
move was to look up his former friend.
Naturally they celebrated their reunion In
numerous well filled beliooncrs and before
night had fallen Chris had worked him
self Into that condition In which he
Imagined that ho Imd already assimilated
nil the knowledge that was to ho acquired In
the great city.
During the evening he visited a beer
garden with his friend and this was re
sponsible for all hi ? future troubles. He
had scarcely seated himself at ono of the
tables before ho found himself talking to a
fulr-halreil siren who claimed to be of his
own race and who called herself Christina
Jorgenson. Chris was too well advanced
In his hilarious state to notice whether she
talked Swede or Russian , but as he was not
unsusceptible to feminine. Influences his new
acquaintance found no dlfllculty In ( Irmly
Intrenching herself In his affections. He
told her of his plans , but what spcmed to
Interest her most was the statement that he
had $300 In his Insldo pocket with which he
was going to Sweden as soon as he had seen
a little moro of the gilt-edged side ot llfo In
Omaha.
She thought he was Just guying her about
the money. She didn't believe that he had
more than $10 about him , and as she poked
fun at him In this pleasing fashion Chris
declared that he could soon convince her If
It was not for taking his money out In such
a place.Christina / suggested ( that she
knew of a nice quiet place where they could
go and have some more beer and then If ho
really had as much money as that she might
marry him and go back to Sweden with him.
This was n new Idea to Chris , but In his con
dition of Inebriation ho gladly assented and
the couple went out again together. ,
Just where they went Chris lias no
definite Idea , but ho declares that to the
best of his knowledge and belief he was
joined In matrimony to that golden haired
charmer before morning broke. They took
the morning train for Sioux City nnd that
was the last that ho lemcmbered. When
the train arrived at Its destination ho was
minus his newly acquired property nnd
worse than all his money had eloped with
his wife. Chris hugged his grief to him
self for some days nnd then concluded to
write to the only court In Omaha with
which he was acquainted. His communica
tion was duly received and Harry Nott ,
who was In charge ot the ofllcs In Judge
Baxter's absence , wrote him a brief note ad
vising him to apply to the police authorities.
UNEXPECTED SNAG.
Who Will Pny for ItosUtriitlon Itrqulrcd
lluforii Special llond ICloptlou ?
A new complication has arisen In connec
tion with the prospective election to decide
whether the $1,000,000 bonds shall he voted
to Jho I'latto Canal company , Owing to the
recent redlstrlctlng of the wards nnd voting
precincts ot the city , there will have to be
an entirely new registration for the election.
This will cost In the neighborhood of $3 , GOO.
At the time when the county commissioners
decided to submit the proposition , It was
said that the expense of the registration
would bo borne by the city. Some members
ot the city council have given It out cold
that they will not vote lo pay this bill , and
up to date no understanding has been reached
on tills point. City Clerk Wakoley and a
few councllmen met the stockholders of the
canal company In an Informal conference
yesterday afternoon. Mr.Vakeley made n
statement showing the probable cost ot the
registration , but aside from some Informal
discussion of the matter no action was taken.
Some of the councllmen favor paying for
the registration on the ground that It will
have to be done before the fall election any
way and that the city can well afford to
put up euch an amount In view of the bene
fits which will accrue from the consumma
tion of the project.
An IntcrottliiK I.utUirlilch Sprtikft tit
Itnulf.
LOVEVILLE. St. Mary's Co. , Md. , Juno
15 , 1891. I have handled Chamberlain's
Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
the past year , H gives the best of satis
faction to my cnstomois. I received an order
last week for four bottles of the remedy from
a man residing sixteen miles from my place.
Today I received n letter from him , Mating
that It bus saved the lives of two mem
bers ot Ills family. An old gentleman hero ,
who has suffered two years with diarrhoea ,
was permanently cured by this remedy. Ho
can now do ns much work as any man of his
aco. I could mention other remarkable.
cures , but the Hemedy will show for Itstolf
It tried. I ) . Love. 25 and 60-cent bottles for
sale by druggists. _ _
TIio Iliiydon Hoycott.
Omaha , Neb. , July 30. To the Editor of
The Dee : Inasmuch ns the firm of Hayden
Dros. has credited Mr. Julius Meyer With
bolng the Kolo head and center ot the boy
cott on that firm , and has published that
allegation In the public press , wo request
you to publish the fact that the boycott
originated with the District assembly of the
Knights of Labor , and was adopted after
wards by the Central Labor unlpn , an being
a just cause. Mr. Meyer la not , nor never
haH been , a member of the body that origi
nated the boycott , end the bodies mentioned
ore solely responsible for the action taken ,
W. 3. SmWINO ,
Secretary Omaha Central Labor Union.
M , NELSON ,
Recording Secretary District assembly , No.
120 , Knights of Labor.
Oregon Kldnev Tea cures all kidney
troubles. Trial ilze , 25 cents. All druggUti
Fishing and bathing , Caurtland beach.
Tlionmn Wlllliim' *
Thomas William Kelley got his revenge
yesterday and went homo to the bosom of hln
family , a happy man , Thomas William la
the old gentleman who resides out on Emmett -
mett street , and who came down Into the
heart of the city last Friday to Nell uoniu
chickens. White nuking Iho sales , ho
visited the colored belt of the burnt district ,
there forming the nrqimlnlanea of Little
Jolnnon , whom ho alleged rohbrd him of | 22 ,
whlln ho was occupying n portion of her
couch. Lizzie Johnson was arrested nnd
yesterday , upon being c-nvlctcd , she was
fined $50 uml co < ts.
HI3 WIFE BOSSED THE HOUSE.
.Murllnl Worn nf Sol.imnii I'udnlUlil , \ l
I'lillrit to llrlp.
Just nt this time of the year folom n
1'ndollskl , who resides nt 1330 South Thir
teenth street Is devoting n considerable portion
tion of his energies to dodging rolling pins ,
sad Irons nnd otnrr like articles of feminine
warfare. The trouble with Solomon Is that
ho has n second wife and two children , Ill-
do things that came to gladdi'n the house
hold prior to the taking nwny tif his first
wife , who died three or four years ago.
Soon after the death of his IIrut wife Solo
mon concluded that tin scriptur.il Injunction
was correct nnd that It walnut good for
man to ba alone , especially In the event that
ho had n couple of babies on his hamts. Tak
ing this view of the case , he made love to
Kiinnlo Jaboloskl , who In due time accepted
him for better or worse. After the honey
moon had glided nway Solomon avers that
the smiles of his Rinnlo turned to frowns ,
nnd that the sweets of married llfo grow so
bitter that they lasted I.Uo a incus nnd mix
ture of gall nnd wormwood. This cup ho
kept on draining , fqr tlio reason that ho
wanted n homo for his vhlldten nml did not
want to divide the blankets of the house
of 1'ndollskl. Mutters down on Thirteenth
strict became moro Interesting , nvcrs Solo
mon , until Sunday , when the climax wan
readied and the skeleton \\ns dragged from
the closet. Its bun's b lns rattlcl iiruiml In
the presence of tlie iifl hlioii. I'pon I Ills par
ticular occasion Solomon says that his two
children , a boy and n girl , were Retting
j-eady to attend church , when their step
mother swooped Uuun upon them llko a
hawk upon n couple of .spring chickens , tearIng -
Ing their garments Into tatters. Not nulls-
Hod with this , Bhu pinched , choked nnd beat
them until they were forced to run from
the house to escape the Inlllctlon of great
bodily harm.
While this contest was going on Solomon
started In to take a hand ns n peacemaker ,
trying to pour oil , so to speak , upon dm
troubled waters , tolling his wife that the
children wcro the apples of his eye , and that
they could bo bettor givcrned by love than
by vigorous application of the rod. Mrs.
I'adollskl refused to ngreo with her hus
band , and In no uncertain manner she In
formed the man of the house that he know
not whereof bo sp.ike. Solomon dodged be
hind n table and In'onnod the woman that
ho was speaking nothing but the truth , say
ing that lie hail been married before , nnd
that ho knew women who ruled their homes
without ever applying the lash. The
thoughtless remark of the husbind was the
sgnal for the touching off of the matrimonial
menial red-fire , and for a time It was doubt
ful which would survive the conflict. At
hist , however , It was settled , and the female
portion of the family was victorious , holding
the fort , which Solomon surrendered nnd
evacuated , taking his chlldicn with him.
Yesterday IIP guthcied his Hock about hia
knee , nnd alter they had recited their woes ,
ono to the other , the trio marched to the
central police station , where the whole mat
ter was laid before the prosecuting attorney
and n warrant Issued , the torn clothes , the
bruised heads nnd the scratched faces bolng
marked as an exhibit , to be Introduced In
evidence when the trial Is had.
Krjulprlin nnd ili < Mmmtl in.
UNION , Neb. , July 13 , ISftl. In March
of last year I was afflicted with erysipelas
In my face and eyes , which spread to my
face and neck , and afterwards With rheu
matism. I was advised by my druggist to
try /Hood'3 / Sarsaparlll.i. I have taken
three bottles and I am now perfectly free
from erysipelas and rheumatism. I am
looking and feeling better. Alice Hughes.
Hood's Pills cure Indigestion. *
Song Siinlro at riymoiltll.
In spite of the awelterlng ! weather
1'lymoutJi Congregational church of Kountzo
place was well filled with a largo crowd ot
eager hearers who had sought the sanctuary
for rest and solace. Nor were they disap
pointed. Never in the history of the church
was there n more pleasing service than the
one held Sunday night. The young nnd bril
liant pantor , Itev. J. A. Klslicr , late of Chicago
cage , entered his pulpit with the choir at the
appointed time and the service began.
After the Invocation and gloria the
"Plymouth Choir" of thirty voices broke
upon the audience In a magnificent anthem
which rivlted the undivided attention ot all
In the house. From beginning to end the
services were characterized with the most
worshipful spirit and at the same time most
cheery delight.
A responsive duet of rare merit was moat
sweetly rendered by Misses Illch and Wcdgo
as an offertory. Nor did Mrs. Richard fall
to bring forth universal encomiums for the
splendid manner In which she rendered her
solo.
solo.Tho
The solo by Miss Dean of St. Mary's
Avenue church was most sweetly sang , at
the close of which a little child stood In their
midst and In most unaffected Innocence sang
her pretty selection with pathetlo power.
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A Cnrn fur Chronic lllurrliorn.
I had been troubled with chronic diar
rhoea for over n year when I received a
small botlo of Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy , which I used and It
gave mo great relief. I then procured a
CO-ccnt bottle and took about two-thirds of
It , and was cured. I have taken some twlco
Hlnco when I had a loounens come on and It
stopped It at once. I hope Itvlll help
others as It helped mo. I feel very thankful
to Mr. Htcarns , the druggist , for tolling mo
ot this remedy and shall bo glad to have
this letter published. S. C. Weeks , Melrose ,
Mass. For sale by druggists.
I'lnii it Unit Collector.
For trying to collect his rent , Louis Hlbler
a saloon keeper at Forty-fourth and Leav-
onworth streets was yesterday lined $3 and
costs , thu court holding that a landlord
could not evict his tenant at will. Hlbblcr
owns n small cottage In the vicinity of the
saloon , which for KOIIIO months has been oc
cupied by John Manning , who was behind
with the rent. Saturday Illblor throw
Ilamilng's property Into the street nnd re
fused to allow him to again enter the house.
The water at Courtland Is as clear as a
crystal and temperature perfect.
on linlilhoiiiloit U'rodH.
Prof. Frank Droglln , the hair artist who
was rcc3iitly sentenced to the city jail to
work out n line of $30. struck for another
job yesterday. Ho has been employed as a
janitor about the court , scrubbing the floor
and washing the windows , where ho was
given two meals per day. YcsUrday ho struck
for three meals and wnH transferred to the
weed cutting gang , the mcmborfl of which
arc allowed to cat three meals each day ,
the city footing the bill.
Oregon Kidney Ten cures fiervous head
aches. Trial size. 25 cents. All druggists.
A r rent I'd lln > Wrung Men.
There was a row down nt the fruit stand
at Sixteenth and Cass sticcts Sunday night ,
during the progress of which Joe Murphy ,
thu proprietor of tht * establishment , waa
somewhat disfigured. Ho followed up hlx
assailants and rushed them Into the urinu ot
an olllcer. Arrests wcro made and ycater-
day the ca.io wax called for trial , but
a a the defendants were Hucccsnful In prov
ing an alibi , they were discharged ,
f'tilln I'liiiiiptly Cured ,
A few days ago when I had nn attack ot
cello In the boweli , I took n dose of Cham
berlain's Colic , Cholera and DIarrhooa
Rumedy , and within ten minutes ull of my
cello palms had dlsappourrd. I am highly
pleased with the remedy and tuku plcasnra
In recommending It. 'A. liearse , Chatham ,
Mais , 25 and f > 0 cent bottlu * tor sab by
drugglHts. _ _
l.iwt ll r ( fold Watch.
While going down North HLxteonth street
yestorddy Mrs. Charles Werhcr was re-
lluu'd of a gold watch nnd chain. In paus
ing through a crowd of men In the vicinity
of Webster street the watch wan ( snatched
ft cm her belt.
Oregon Kidney Tea cure * uack.ichr Trul
i lie. 25 cents. All druggUU.
Vine iaiuly bottom ut Courtland.
