THE OMATTA DAILY BEE : I RIDAY , AUGUST 31 , 1BDI. V
A BOARDER
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Pays you $4 to $8 weekly
that means pin money adds
little to your present expenses
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THE BEE GETS 'EM '
17 WORDS FOR 25 CENTS.
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WANTED BTAI/E HELP.
BALH MKN ( KNnnanTIO-WAKT MEN OF
coed niMrmi on salary for retail lrao > . Apply
1S16 Douglas ll-MHO b9
' IVUM-
SPECIALTY DAtYCHMEN I'OIl nnilVB
Jaw rr-medy ( cndornea by1 U. B. Dept ARricul-
lure , lluienu of Animal Industry E A specific )
us n sldo Hne. Liberal terms to right parties
AJatcsa llrotlici-s & Reid , ilnhern la
IJ-MSGl Si ;
ADVCIlTISINa CANVASSERS ,
men familiar with premium mercantile trade
Money rrnker of elufitun ninety-Tour Btnnlc > -
Uradley Pub Co No. 7 H 16th bt , N V.
11 CD-I *
WANTED TIIAVEI.INO HAT.KSMKN. iiKI.nN
& Thompson , tollura , 1612 riirnnni * irift
Il-COl SH
NTERS. IOWA. NEBRASKA : IP YOU
want n Rood ntuidy Joli In ur iron inunty
from now until spring , < ndoip I0r In utamps
for full particular ! ! to 1 rank Atherl > m.inu-
f.icturer of the common sense path r Ftr'p.
Ctd-ir Bluffs Neb i-M7U 4
WANT THREE GOOD MEN AT O.STI2 TO
take contracli Good pa > Onoil rak-tin n pre-
ferreil. Goods mi > io | > ol | . Address with pur-
llculara. U M. lice ulllcc 1I-75C M'
WANTED COLONISTS TOR IIHHQATKD
farms , easy In ins. he < ilth > illmate Wiltu or
nee W. D. El rod , 131C Patnam ittrer't , Omilin ,
Nib B-MS19 2
T V > OKK TOR ACTIvn MiN.
palary or catumUslon , no pxpcrKme ucce sno .
Koxifl monoMil | > Co il hllli oftr)7 > udy re
duced < 0 iier cent. Artdres K 8. O > . US col
onnade lildiT J ) < i lon MUSH. -.MS13 31
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
on on.vniAL ,
work ; mini ! fainll * 1130 B 31st at C Hi
L.vnius"WANTING nnsT CI-ASS iiiru.s
npnly ut tliu bcimllniulim Y. IJlmne ( Hike ,
gift N. Hth MU-Cl. C M183 7 *
ioa atui.3 WAN i ii > TO M.VKJ : OYKUAI.I.S ,
hliHtB | ) nntH nnd co its. Apply nt Tnjtle H
Overall factory , bt. Joseph , Mo. C MC73 4
WANTED , UEPINED AVOM.VTJ POJt CITY
work. Address U 60 , IMS. C CJ7 31
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED OIR1 , FOR
general houscnoili 111 umall family JDoI Pa-
clllc. ttn-cl. C J21-31'
25 GIKUS WANTED TO LEA1SN LADllTs1 T.vT-
lor dres"j cuttliur Lep onn free to the e apply
ingIhls wttlt Ladlea Tailor , lln don Unn. ,
2J floor. < . ' MSI6 31 *
WANTED , GIRL FOR GENERAL HOPSE-
work at 10J5 South 30th avcnuCM3L5 1 *
FOR RENT HOUSES.
TENTS POU RENT. 1311 PARNAM br.
br.D
D aa
WANTED GOOD -MEDIUM PRlCEtl ItOU&ES.
List your houses for rent with Amen.
D-CC3
HOUSCS , P. K DAKLINO , BARKER BLOCK.
D-6C8
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OP 1UIJ CITY. HID
O P Darla company , 1503 Faiiiam D C67
KELKENNV & CxT. R. 1 , CONTINENTAL BLK
FINK 7-nOOM CORN II FLAT AT 701 S J6TII
ttrcet ; rnn a ami all other conveniences. Oeoris
Cloaeer , loom 2. l i Karnam street D 300
KOK IIINT , LAiTur : TVVO-STOUV n JILDI a ,
formerly used by Ilia Maihoff Tiunk Pactory.
2430 ftewnnl t. D 790 si
KOK IUNT MOST i > usiHAUt.u nouot : , uu
Parnam n C. ratterson. Uamgu Mock.
D-M901
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t. 6. 8 AND 10-nOOM IIOUSKS ALL MOD-
era lawn nnd elinde. Apply at ! 11 N Y Ufa
or 214 Miami BtrcDt. D M1SJ
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rou HUNT , cituAi'Ksr six-noci\i COTTAOK
Uh bath In city ; cnly Sli 00. SJMi Pallfoinlu
I reel. D-M3t3
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ron niNT. : T > isiiiAin.i : jnvni.LtNoa TN
all pans of cltj i : II aiifafc 412 1'nMon ilk.
MIODM jiour.n.N coTTAan. roiixnn. i'i
ml lea from poMolllcc , coed location , vllh liain ,
SJ2 W.
C-room house In cxccltenl rcinlr , MOO Pldellty
Tiust compiny , 17th und P mam itieetiu
D-IIHO 31
M 1101 HIM. r. 1)VVKAD , JOTII it DOULOAS.
POH UKNT. MODHllN fl ItOOM fOTTAOIJ ;
call between 1ami S 1J21 Hheimau uinn - .
D MCtl
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FOII itnNT. TWO six-nooM ri.vis IN aonn
condition at US und 419 Houth Jltli ttluit. A.
J I'uppleton , loom 311 lit Xsutlcmit Liank
building. -Sltt-2
FOII , 5 KOOMK CSt S ITl'II
I ) 6W-S2C'
Eiom-nooM iioi'sn NHAH uinu SCHOOL.
KO per month lUQUlra CIC CniiHoI in on up.
U-C68 !
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rou IIP.NT. B HOOMS AND IIVTIL I'HIVATE
vnlrance , riunl uml tear , 133J l % cn oith
utieet. H-J1091 8l
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TTTooM uoi'sU iNQtruu : im
rtreel.
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Kinirr-TtooM MODKU.V IIOL'SH , : t\\ \ MIAMI ;
Inquire iil N : iAh U-69S *
B HOOMs L AllOl HALL I1.VT1I HOUM ANIJ
cluiet. rent ilirap. 12 $ boulli ISUi t
D-C39 4
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s c HOOM H rsKs , Mo iTf r ANrTcifi'vp'
COS N Utli tret. . 1MIIH * ? >
ran RENT FTJKNIBHEIJ ROOMS.
I'UIINISIIUD KOOMtf. SOUTH TII ST.
K-M9K1 Slt >
spu-ni PKONT IIOOM KW
KWJJMS7
JJ-MS7 !
I'LKABANT PV'IINIHHUO
ItOOM. 15
U-MI73
ixu ) iuNT , rvuNiHUKi > noons. ! 3 nonoi :
i-Mti74 l
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rrnNtsiino IIOOMS , MOUHUN ; SL'ITAIII.S
for one or tno. 1919
AT 316 SOUTH liTHB
S U
I- : AND SMALL KOOMS AN1I KOQiU
en eulto on Xno cnr linen. 113 K > ulli atli uiiect
1VIR
for man and wife itenl taken in b < urd. " ili
N. I'lh ttleel. E-M 1
Ft'UMSIIED ' AND UNI'l RNI8HKD.
E-M64J 1
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOI SP.KKEI'ING ,
modern. Sta Fuuuim l. 1 ! 3U- !
IU > OM. K4 N , HT1I U Ctl-1
iNn nooMUATiii : iii HOMB
N i : cvr IClh and llowHnl. IJ-WI 4
IlKNT NH'KLY HOOMS
call it t07 ! l > miBla . IJ-7W-W
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Yl HNIBHii > IIOOU. 1IATH J4 MO.VT1I ISl
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h-.r. . . II TM-M *
FOB. KENT FURNISHED ROOMS
Continued.
HOOM POlt LIGHT HOtHKKEGl'INCJ 119 N
15th. | _ 7M | .
FURNISHED HOOMS AND BOARD.
SCHY. DEblllAULU '
UNI-'UriNISHKD FIIONT
nnd Lack parlors , nleo furnished room : ; everj-
Ihtt-LluEs , 210 and 212 South Co 111 rtrtel.
g MHI
woiiEN-a no ML : UNUCJI CAICU oy
Women's Christian association. Ill B. 17lh si.
p tt
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THi : MADISON ( FAMILY ITOTKL ) . 21ST AND
Chlacjro streets , neuly refilled and refurnlslieJ
tlmniElmuf. references r > quired F WU9 ) .
PLEAfaANT IIOOSIS WITH UOAUD. 21M IIAI1-
ney , P M34S bit"
NICULY rtllNISIinD BOOMS "VVCTH AL.L
comenlencea. Plrat-clais board 211 Na. ISth
treet , "
r-MS78-SU"
PUHNISHKD AND UNrUllNISIIIiD I1OOM9
nlth Ixunl , strain heat , at UtupUi 171) 17 1
H.tM'nport. I' 449-31 *
nooM'T WITH BOARD. m F-
1211 rarnnm. r M157 1 *
unNtsiiHD noou IN KOHNTXR
with 01 without bovd Hvervthlnj
o. U 30. Ilee P MS52 1
rtOOMS. GOOD I1OAHDIIATHS HRA-
sonableconveniences. The Hoseo.0.OJ2 llainey
P-M626 HJj"
FUIINISIIFD ItOOMS. WITH On tVITHOtJT
hoard 172) Uo < lge P M824 2
KLHGANTLY PfUNlSHlID SOUTH PRO-NT
room nnd [ irl\.ite board , best convenience"
2110 Oouglas street P MtJ3 31
Il > lHAIU.i : HOOMSV1TH ItOAKD
rnci-B SOJ North ISth P MCM !
ItOOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE- FAMILY
Bl" , Howard. F 702 4'
sinn : op NICELY PLRNISHED FRONT
mom * , with iKnird , ull cnnienlencei private
fumllS leichers piefeired 613 N. 23d nt
P--TO6 31
STRICTLY P1EIVATE FAMILY WISH THREE
bo.mlers Modern convenience * tprmi moder
ate ; pli'imniit home. Refereueif. 51'J t 23th
itienue r M715 31"
.ROOMS AND BOARD. 2I1J CVi'ITOI , AVENtTE
P M715 6'
THE TllENKER I HAV15 TAKEN THE
above fimllj hotel nt 251 nml Uodmnml Itlias
leen placLiI In perfect lepulr , nm rendy to lo-
riitc * the luoinB tit once aiml Kliall 8 rre mr.ilH
nftei Biptember 13th. I'liouS IB IM'i Tte-
upeclttilb , MIT L. M. Tult ) . ' . 1' 718-5
FOR KENT PIIONT KOOM NELY riiil :
nlxhttl , ulth boa id. at Si. So. 2Gth xl
1' 117 31 *
ixnLLi\T UOAUD. Nirn KOOMS. IN
unmll prluite famllj sa1 * bnth , lu-nl ; ci-ntnil
location Cll Bouth 2il J' MS18 2 *
IIOOMS AND 11OA1SU. 2JJ7 IJODCli : .
I' MS1T 2
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
TWO Lutoi : itooMS , IAST AND
front modem will rent unfurnished to party
furnlrhlns jfood leftrtmos 1XS ) Oi-orKln n\e-
nue O 691 Jl
a uNi-i uxisiino ROOMS WITH ALL ro\-
enleiiixs J378 lune > stierl < J Msa !
BOARDING.
HOOM VUTH IO\HD IN I'lll-
family. 70d N ISth II-547-31
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES
CORNER bTONi : , P > 00 921 DOUQLAS. IN
iUUe | 9:2 J rnSCS
FOR IUNT. : KOOM. cs in 3 : . 2ND FLOOU or
m > store nuitahlo for cln.iks and cults , cooU
llglit ami elevator serlce. Mrs. J. Itenson.
I M9B )
ni.vr. : THI : 4SToitY UIUC-K IIXIILDINO
S16 Parnnm slicel. The building Ins u lire-
proof cement IwsciTKnt , romjiUle steam lieat-
inrf llNturts utei nix all Hears , gtui , etc. Ap-
] > ly at the olllce of Tim Ike. 1-9U
FOH UHNr .TIIRUn-SlOP.Y AND IIASKMIINT
( tare bullilhii ; nt toil Knrnnm xlreet. em-ill
* tiiiiIn i\i.isHlr > n bulHlne. ami hall suitable
for lodrca ur other puii.osea at 1001 I'm no m
street all hi coed condition. A J. 1'opple-
ton. 311 1st National bank building
I-CI6-J
rou IHNT. : Ttutic STonv imiK STI.U (
heat. 1-2 and l.'l H litli m'l. . ulll ivnt tv.o
storrs and tii-etncnt w > irately , nnd t n
upt't'i 1)00(8 ) separate ! ) cmi'Mlnn of
a family Hit of ( win rocms nml tnclvt * nther
laisc ruoms or will reni the Imlldlni ; tiiisoilicr
Inquire at room S12 Mii'iiKiie HlJfr. I M5H > !
I'OIl Hl.'NT-KXrOSlTION HALL. OHOl Nil
llotu Open ilates < un be hnil lor part * ol
heplember. October Hiid KOM mlii-r This l !
tlis only linll In Omaha < . < iuln > il fwr vonven.
lions , | iolltlcul llu-tlnpR lj.ill. % nnd other laicc
ualhtrlusj of iiiwple. A. J I'npplrtcn. r , in 3t (
Plrst National Ilanl < InilMlne 1 8H 6
AGENTS WAIvTTED.
AUKNTS. BOTH SUXE . TO TA1CIS CON-
Iracta for reliable IIrm. i : > Ponton blk. Omaha.
J-TU-Ait'
AOKNT8 VVANTUD. A HL'STl.Ell IN UVUUV
Nthrs l < a luun. Article nenly pilcnted , pne-
nomiMial s.ller 100 per cent pnjllt. Addreai ,
nllh sHHH' . 1707 Q fctutt. Huulh Omaha
J-MM )
BALISMIN , we SIND SAMPLES , ALLO\V
llb i-al ealBiy and expenses or commission to
proper applicants. Staple Heller. three
stores our of lUe vllt older. Address nltli
btnbip J/ocl ; l > ox I2d. New York cltr
WANTED TO RENT ,
WANTED iioiiriiw TO HHNT. HAVK MOUI :
calls limn I can Tupply. J II. Inrrnlte , 1511
nnrt DoJKf. 1C HI s 2
WANTED. POUll Ft KNlSlinU ROOMS ,
modem , for llEht liousi'l.i rpln . Tcrma 1111131
be reaiMJlial.lc. Address U M , IVe
K-MC33 31
STORAGE.
WILLIAMS . CKUSS.UU HAltNBY
M-S72
I-OH HOIJBCHOI.D coous.
and cheap late. It. Wells , 1111 1'amam.
M-673
OU.VANiSTOriAGU CO ,1M1 KAHNAM. T M3S !
M74
DEBT STORAGE BUILDINO IN OMAHA. U ,
8. fiov. tionded warehouse. Household coed , )
tared. Lo-weit rates. Idll-KlS Leavenwortlv
M-713
WANTED TO BUY.
CABH FOR LUMBER BL'SINKSS IN L1VH
town ; Eire full particulars. T 8. Oe < otllo .
K-M98t 8T
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A P1VK-UOOM COTTAGU AND 11ATII IT
Rood rondltlon. lth stable on Iho premises
must ba cheap and In nlc neighborhood am
convenient to street can AUJrrM
location untl price to "U 48 , Omaha Ilee.
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HAVANA KItUCKLDS , I1UST ON KMITH , 1C
N-MiU SIT
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\V XVTKI ) . I'M 1 > . CllKAl' DKUVKUY IP J13K
tatr price In answer. 1'rnnrII , ISth one
Amen av * . N 713J *
ANTKD , TO 11UY Oil JIKNT. AW
blrliivvuy jilano ; tUo desuilptloa nd hov
lunif uanlddiv U IS , Ile olllcf.N
N tern 31 *
V ANTED TO III Y A M VUE OH GELDING
bout 1CO < > Ib * . for rash muM l sound n.
ii'iilie. and fur family druins. nt to tr ;
1 - b for wlu lnjr Addrc V US , Bee
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
I'AYMUNTS KA8Y , YOU WON'T MISS YOUIl
money [ xjtr prices on furniture & household
CMOS. Hntsrprlsi Credit Co , CU-IU N. Utli t.
O 675
AtTTION HM.K ID-tlOOM I'L\T or Pl'IlNI-
ture at 17M Cnpltol avenue , Batunlny , Septem *
her 1 , nt 9 M a. in , this Is all flni ? furniture
nntl c n IMs of be lrooin win. cnrp"ts. t diet
nets , curtains , rim I B , Ix-J.llnic , etc \\lll nl o
ncll At platform lolB Cupltnl a > cnuc. at 3 p m
of name day. Alhrrton. auclhmper O-Mt21 1 *
FOH SALE HORSES , WAGONS.ETO
I till HAI.n KI1IXT CLASH HADULH
TheoOoro Qradman. at Drowning , KIni : & t'o ' .
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J TO11 IIUOOIKrttM . IM.I.EAT1IKH TOP CAIt'
IW. Dmmmond Carriage Co. I' oil
1'OR SALE Oil TUMIK-2 HORSES WEIGH ,
inc 1,000 Ibs each 6 and 7 > tar old 1
Terry , 480 Hams * block. ! ' '
Tiiu IIKST MATHHIIOI'ina ; < iY
for 1SS.DO. Drummond. 18th ar.cl Harney.P
P 5M
WANTKD-A THAM OP ItOiSiS WIJIQHINO
no less than 1 1W Iba , well brukon tu city
driving Kentl mrtlculars tu U 17 , Ilee.
p H4g 231
FOR SALE MtSOELIANEOUS.
vmi : uiticic , OAR LOTS iti M i : sTalk
\\alk brlclc In matket , See sample vsalks Inlil
cor. S th and Hurt and 13th and 1'leice. Wm
J , AVclshana , room 331 , Board ot Trade.
Q-Mt SIB
IC1J FOII S5ALU , CAN BUIl' OVKR ANY HOAI >
out ot Omaha and Council Ulutls Lamorenut
I3ros. , 308 So. th , Oaiaha Q-M360 HI7
CHUAl'UST CHICICUN AND ORNAMENTAL
Ieic msd . C 1U Lee , Ml Doujjlas.
BALI : . TiinFORMULAS POR
known | > roprletar > medicines , favorably kno-nn
In the noitlmest. * llh 3le rlfthts lo manufac
ture and sell In North nnd South Dakota , Ne-
tnBskB None but re ponnlWs parttes need
nniwor. Address II rSmlth g M319 Sli
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UANIC AND PI.ATTE VALLTY SAND POII
tale. C. VV. Hull Company , Will & lurd sts.
NI3VV D4 WAVHIU Y lllf YCI.P. I'OIl SAI.P. POII
bc t offer. C | iaha Illcyclo company. S2t North
Q-iil-31'
16lh Mrcet.
MISOELliANEOUS.
HAVE \OUR OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO
rues. Bmyrna nigs repaired. 1 21 Leovenvrotth
BTOCIC PASTUnUD. GOOD PEED. T. MUH-
ray. " all 21 e.
CLAntVOYANTS.
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S1KB DR. II. WARREN , CLAIUVOYAI.T. IS e.
llible buslntas medium ; 7th year at 1U : . . .W
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
MADAME BMITH. C03 S 13TII. 21) FLOOR
room 3 , massigo. vapor , alcohol , steam sul-
phurlne and eta bitlm T M5M 1 *
MME LA HUE. 416 SOUTH ISTH. T-M831 87
MASSAGn , MADAME I3ERNAHD , 1415 13ODOE
T 048 9 *
PERSONA1. .
UMIIIIELLAS MA DP UECOVERCD AND R im
paired 13 South Sixteenth street. U u8
viAVi HOME TIUJAT'MENT ron
Hfalth book and consultation free Ailtlrw or
call Vlavl Co 310 lies bids Lid > attendint
U C ! )
TAKE lOttlt FRIEND , TINTYPES. 4 IOU
SJe Proctor. C16 b ICth street. _ U M84
MAbSAGE DAIIIS. MME POST , 319 V *
u
BALDUPP-
A pleasant and convenient place. 1520
1'amam Btieet , Paxlon block ; 'phone 711.
CIIEAM TOR WHIPPING AND IJUTTER-
milk. Waterloo creamery. 1 13 Iloward lel 13K
MISS UAIIY MARTIN OF DES RIOINES , IA. .
Is moBl anxious to see or hear from her sister.
Mis. Elizabeth Thompson , recently of Omaha.
Neb. U MS5C 31
WHOLE \\IIHAT BREAD PHOM UNIIOLTED
floui ut Imoeen L. Kainscy B. 217 N ICth at.
U MMS "i
DIUW. STEl'IIENSON , SPECIALIST , ECO a. 1JTII
MME. LA HOOK. MAS3AGC. 100 LEAVEN-
worth street , third , floor , i.jnl rosms
WHEN OUT WITH IOUII LADY VISIT J. J
Miiller'n now Ice cream parlora , 2SOi Leavon-
uorth Plreet. everjthlnif la nevs , Includlnc the
building. Tel. 1030 Ice cieam delivered
TWO NICELY rUHMlSHKD PRONT ROOMS
t two resiKinslblo gentlemen 1609 L vcn-
vvortli , 3d lloor U MCC3 3 *
IOC CIGAlt TOR EC , HAVANA PRECKI.Ea
U MGJ1 S.H
JOIN EVENING CLASS IN MIOKTIIAND AND
tjpuwrltlnB In biiHlncss otllcc. Success n = urcil
Address U 69 , lee U M716 I
MRS bCIl'LE HAS IIETURNCD FHOJI NEW
orl < and will be found at her old looms , : ot >
Sheelcy bloeU , after beptemlier 10
U-M7M 31
MONET TO LO AN REAL ESTATE.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED O.N
or uoUElil. P. C. Cbesney , Kansas City. Mo
W-684
ANTHONY LOAN i 1HUST CO 31 $ N Y. LIFE
loans at low rates for choice security on Ne
braska and Iowa. farro or Omaha city p'operty ,
VV-OS1
MONEY TO LOAN ON PARM IN DOUOLAS ,
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate.
Pidcllty Trust Co. . 170J Farnam st. W 681
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
reel estate. Itrennan. Lore & Co , 1'aiton blk
W C39
OANB WANTED. J. N. FRENZEH , OPP I'.O
W-7C3-SI
OMAHA LOAN fi TRUST CO. ICTH ANIJ
Douglas streets , loan money on city and farm
rroperty at lowest rites of Interest. W 65 }
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. g. Ds.vl Co. , 1505 Parnam l W-681
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO OF NEW
York Capital W.OW.OOO Sjrplus ICOO.OOa Sub.
ratt choice loans to P 8. I'usey. agent. First
National bank bulldlnp. W C8J
MONEY TO LOAN AT LO\VFST HATCH ON
Impioved and unimproved Omaha real estate ,
1 to S > eara. ridellty Trust Co. , 1703 Farnara
W HI S
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPHOVED OMAHA
real estate. Drennan , Lore & Co. , Paxlon blk.
w at
LOANS OX IMPROVED 4 UNIMPROVED CITY
property : J3.000 & upwards , 6 to 7 per cent , no
d.la > s. W. Fa mam Smith & Co. , 133) ) Farnam.
W-E8T
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at C per cent. W I ) . Melkle , . 1st Nat bank
W-67
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
horses , vaeons , etc. . at lowest intes In city ,
no remornl ot goods , strictly confidential , > ou
> ou can pay the loan oft at any tlma or In an )
amount.
amount.OMAHA
OMAHA MORTOAGE LOAN CO ,
SOC 6. ICth street
X-CTi
I. It. HADDOCK. HOOM 427 RAMOS BLOC 1C
X-CTi
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SUOHT TIME LOANa J PAXTON BLOCK.
X J7 Si
MONEY TO. LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
crty. Horvln Loin Co , 701 N. Y. Lifts build.
Ing. X-691
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI
ture , pianos , horses , wajons. or any kind o
chattel security , at lowest possible rates , wind
> ou cjtu pay back nt any time , nnd In am
amount. PIDELIT LOAN GUAHANTEE CO
room 4 , Wlthnell blocic X-C33
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR HENT A DEPAnTUKNT ON BECONC
floor , ZOxMX In one ot the largest houses li
Council Bluffs. U. car * lie ; . Council Bluffs.
Y-MCS
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FOR SALE. A HIG PAYING BUSINESS , NC
competition ; 41 , WO null lakes It. Address i
CO. Bee Y-MlOt S 8
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A HOWLING SUCCESS. HAVANA FRECKLES
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WANTEU. PARTNER IN DRUG BUSINESS
ll.OCOOO required. IniCBtlgate. Mori Steerc
Missouri Vnllcy. la. Y MCS2 31
FOB , EXCHANGE.
IMPROVED BTOCK AND GRAIN FARMS OF
fered In es."hansa for sheep and cattle. Wh
have jou to offer ? Maicus I" Ueeb ! Ipswich
Edmundi county , S. D. 51 M46J 31
I WILL TRADE AN IMPROVED FARM WITI
plenty of feed for catlle N. II. Dryrten
Ollrlchs. 8 D. Z M70 . 4 *
fl.OOOM BTOCK PARM IM1 > UMENTS J3.000.0
real estste. martcmEea and cash , JSOO 00 rea
estate , building and lots , all In northeasttn
Ntbrasks. Xor land , cattle or nheep. Addres
U 4t , life. Z-M6U 4
/MEIUCA'S I'RIDE. HAVANA TOP-CKLEd. 1C
Z-M6M fit ]
Lilt ACIll CLKAR CLKHOnN VAI.I.K'
land , will trails for small farm nnd tUe tun
an difference , or will trade tor cattle Addtrs
FOB EXCHANGE.
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POII TRADE. ONR OH ALL OK B STORM
bulMlnca tm N street , tfcmth Omili * . bringing
nice lnn > m , for E 4leir firm land neur
lo Omalia South Oniatm or learned lllurfu
Vnlue nf properly -stout 121,004 UX Address
u si. lite. rnrr Z-MOM n
A CHKAP. UNINCTMAKMkU I-OT IN OMMIA
ti > trade for iood buggy nnd team. Aillrm
U 4 > . Bee. ZM"l
FOK BALE lii AL , ESTATE.
PAItM LANDS. C.F.IIARRI&ON , HI N Y LIFE.
RE 656
FOn SALE , 4 IM ACIIES OP LAND CO MILES
northnist of Omal a. ' ' "Altdiess Thomas Kerl ,
Oakland. Neb. j , TIIM77T Bl"
LAND fcOLD ON I.O.S < JT1ME PA\MENTS Olt
on wheat contracts. M P. Becbe Ipswich
Edmunds county , B. U HU &II < M 'I
roii syvLr N nwotoM COTTA aK
lar. cistern , city water , cor. 13th nnd Sahler ;
11 } t0 DO ; lonft time. Enquire 13IS Parnnm.
Samuel Durns. It B3 >
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IM ACRE1 CIOOD LAND POR JRM WIL-
Hams nnd Mlttnn , room 313 McCami < > M Ic
HE-7M-8
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GARDEN LANDS.
S inllei from pontolllce. Ions tlm , emv terms.
Call at 910 N Y. Hfg. KE 731
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BARGAINS"HOUSES. . , IXJTS AND FAitHis"
kale or trade P. 1C Uarllnt ! > .vrlttr block.
R E-C5J
CHOICE OAKDEN LANDS , S MILES } PROM
poitolllce , In tracts from 10 to Wi acres A
pi cat bargain. Will take some trifle N. D ,
KejM. 7 Pnxton block. FtC M733
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WHY NOT PrT THAT VA'ANT LOT YOU
imn In ni pnrt po > munt on tint InnutlCul
home In Avundnlc pill. Sec us quick and
stop pa > liiff rent. Pldellty Trust Comi'inv
] 702I-arii.im. HE 7SO 31
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ONE OF THE BEST HOMES IN KOUNTZR
Place (2019 ( illnne > ) If Bold before Sept. 1st
will co for l < ss than cost of house. Terms
about half rush , bnlnnce easy. II N Wllhnell
( onnerj. S07 N. Y. Life. _ RE 314
NOTICE TO INVESTORS U E HAVE PINE
Inome bearliiK property nt silo at half H
\nlue It Is on ileRnnt iiavcil street and motor
line See tills before Jnu buy. Unlll I'i ' > you
VVIlllims fc Mitlun room 31S McCucue Imlld-
Ins. vpposila pi > tolllcc. 111 ! 72 ! ) 2
dale park for nale cheap and will t.ikf clrar
lot ns pirt payment betus ipilrl. . ridellty
Tnut Cotnpati } . 1702 Pnin.im HE 7:0-31
TYPEWRITERS.
TM'tivVIUTEUS IIOUQIIT. SOLD. EX-
clmnged , rented nnd repaired. Typewriter and
ofllce suppllex. Typcwilters rentttl at H per
month. Ti.e Omiha Typewriter Exchange , ue-
cesrors to the typenrltlnir department ot the
Megeath Stationary Co. , 214 S. J3tu. tel. 1SSI
890
SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER
The Onnhii Typewriter Exchange , tel 1301
No : il 8. 13th st . Ml
THE MOST COMPLETi : STOCK OF STAND-
ntd t > pevrrlters nnd supplies We control the
Densmore Callcrnph and New Yost. Darsalns
m fceconfl-hnnil machines dlspliced by ours.
* 11 machines perfectly repaired , new parts sup
plied ; prices moderate , new machine ) lomel
whllo ie | > a.lrs Bre made United Typewriter .
Eoppllca Co . 1013 Parnam 81 Telephone 1SJ3.
173
STOLEN TyTiru'itiTrns OPI-ERED rou
ale should make > ou susplflous funny they
me mostly Smith's Try one and > ou will
nndeistand uhs full line of supplies Srnlth-
Premler Co. lth and Parnam : telephone ,
1 SSI M-70S
BICYCLES.
BICYCLES HEPAIRED AND REMODELED.
Tires and sundrlen S fes opened repaired C.
R Henin locksmith. 311 N. 16th st. 3M
BICYCLES. NEW AND OLoT J20 TO 123
easy payments , we rent and repair. Oman *
Hlqcle Co. . 323 N Utli Bt. 703
5CYCLBS-ALI. STYLES
Send ffr our list of second hand and shop
worn bicycles Ilepalra end cjcle sundries of
all kinds. M O Dajion 40S N ICth rft. 531
IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUII BICYCLE
take It to Omaha nieycle Co 3M N JOth st
4SS-4
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA MEEIISCIIATJM PIPE rACTORY , OLD
pipes mada liew C13 S. ICth. i 9
D T MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF-
flco to 2W B lUh St. . nroNrn block M970
DAMAGED 1IIRROIIS IlESILVERED , 719 N U
S3TOVK REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS : ALSO
liolcl raiiso end general assortment of ranscs
cooks nd heatcrn. water attachments put In
nnd connected at Jas. Hughes , 607 B. 13th at.
and Jackson. SOI
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION.
THE OMAHA LOAN AND BUILDING ASSO-
clatlon pi > larser Interest than nny sivlngs
linnk. Recedes InveMments of SI or more
per mo. . C ! M. NaUlnger , Sec y , } 704 Par
nam Bt. . Bee bulldins. 724
YOU CAN MAKE MORE INTEREST ON YOUR
money by inylnc m Jl or moie wr month
than In an > ravines bank. Investigate Mu
tual Loan ind Building nssoclallon G. M
NattlnKer , sec'y. 1701 Parnam st i5
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
A.KMATURES AND CONVERTERS HEWOUND
ttorace batteries recharged : electrical nnd ccn-
e > al iimclilnlsts , supeilor work euainnteed.
Oinaha Electrical Works. H7 nnd Sl S. 16th st.
ELECrniCAI. ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric light and motor plants and all
kinds of electrical construction Western Elec
trie Supply Co . 418 and 4M 8. 15th st. 713
UNDERTAKERS AND EMB ALMEBS
IT K. BURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer. Kit Chlcaco Bt , telephone W 70 ?
ewANsoN VALIEN. "UNDERTAKERS AND
cinbaJliicrs. 1701 Cumins at. , telephone lOGO
K , 0. MAUL , IJNDERTA ICER AND E I
balmcr , 1417 Farnam st. . telephone 25 707
FREE-PLUMBING OF EVERY KIND. GAS
steam & hot nater heating ; seweroc * 313 S 16.
715
J , 3. HAN1GAN , TLUMBING , STEAM A > l
hot water heating. Z705 Lea.venworth st. 1
. HOWE & CO . PLUMBING , STEAM AND
bet water hea.llng. fas fixtures , globes. 4S1 S. 15 ,
HOTEI.S.
THE MIDLAND HOTEL. ICTH & CHICAGO
sts , coolest hotel , fronting on Jefferson square.
AH ear lines within a block ; cars to "Fall ol
Pompeii" only a block away. American plan.
Jl.W to J2.00 r r day ; European plan. Me to
tl 00 per day. M. J. Prank , proprietor. 714-11
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. W. COIL
15th and Dodce , Itoora by day or w"kj43S > ,
LOST. DIAMOND RING SETTING ABOUT ' ,
caret , cm Broadway. Council Bluffs , Thursday ,
Hd. JSOOO reward. Address U 85 , Bee.
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO . HEADING OPTICIANS ,
J. F. Ponder , r.-unuger Kjes tested frs <
122 South Kth , la Klnslef' * drug store.
446-31 *
THE ALOE & TENFOLD CO. . SCIENTIFIC
opticians , 140 $ Farnamft. . , opposite Paxtot
hotel E > es examined ires , 781
GBINDINGT
8CISSORS , LAvVif MOWERS , RAZORS , ETC.
cround. Melchlor Bros , 111 * Farnam street.
RAZORS. SHEARS. CI.IPIUJR8 , LAWN MOW
ers. etc. A. L. Underlain ? ! lot N. llth 731
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MATHEMATICAL ( NSTBUMENTS
ALVA J GROVER , MATHEMATICAL AN !
surveying Instruments engineers' and archl
Iccts * supplies , u clag cloth , blue proces
papers. 818 Bouth 15th ; toll order ) Ml
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HAY AND GRAIN.
BUY YOUR HAY I1Y CAIT.OR TON LOTS W *
buy bay. A. U. Bnjdtr , 1515 Burl st. lei 1107
. teoss
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NEBRASKA HAY CO. 'WHOLESALE ' HAY
craln and mill stud. We are always on tin
market to buy or sell. HO-4-C Nicholas st. US
MUSIC , ABT AND LANGUAGE.
O. F. GF.LLENBECK. BANJOIST /.NI
teachtr. Hl Cilllomla street. I4
FOR BAna.MNB IN PIANOS AND ORGANS
tair payments ; Inttruments rented ; icnts appl ;
en purchase A. lloipe. jr. 701
"CARPENTERS
C. E. UORIULL. CARPENTER. OFFICE ANI
tort fixtures a ipeclalty. I'ulchmg am
Postering. 1511 C.pltol are. , tel 403 Ml
3)YE WORKS
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SCUOKDSACK , TWm CITY DYH WOH.OI
1 1 Farnam strtet , D ) lnc ot every dr . 't\
' 'in ani drr cleaning. MtJ
SHOBTHAN1JANI > TYPEWBITINa
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VAN S ANVs "hCHOOL OK SHORTHAND. .
* Y iffr Omaha. Ask Tor circular. ' *
JOB PR1NTINO.
ECU JOB P1UNT1NG CO. FINB5 PRINTINO
ot nit Kind ) . 17th U. Uea building. 71B
MAIL ORDKIl COMMEItCIAL P1UNT1NU A
tpeclMty , Dour ! Printing Co. , 419 a llth
ttrett , Bhcclcy bldg. Tel. ll ( or prompt service.
MT33
UPHOLSTERING.
UPIIOL'IHNG CAUINITT MATTRCSS VVORKS.
VV. II. Bell , II. A. McEachron. ! I17 Learenw'th.
JS7
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UPUOLS1EH1NO VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH.
M. 6. Walklln. 2111 Cumlng. Tel COS. M1M
CORNICE.
WESTERN COItNICK WORKS , GALVANIZED
Iron oumlces. 1712 Bt. Mary's nve. 391
UAGLE CORNICE WORKS , JOHN El'E-
neter , prop. , 10S , 119. 113 N. llth. Eitab. ISIL
DENTISTS ,
UR GEORGE B. NABON. DENTIST BUITH 200
I'axton block , IClli and Farnam iln. , tel. 711.
r . PAUL. DENTIST , 2020 BUHT ST.
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WOLP HUOq & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF
auiilnsv , tents Hags , vagon , hay ( tack cavers ,
taipaullns. billonns and parachutes 703-7'M ' S ,
Kth st , telephone CO ) . Twin for rent 713
PAWNBROKERS ,
II. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY , 418 N. IClli Bt.
7M
LIVERY STABLE.
BOARDING 8TAULE3. PINE LIVEUY ItlGS
cheap Ud Baumley , ITIh and fat. Mary's nve
M-4SJ
FUKNACES.
UEST FURNACE MADE.bOFT COAL SMOICE
consuming and hard coal furnaces Eagle Cor
nice walks , 103.112 N lllh nt. (51
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND PURS SEND FOR CATA-
tbgue. George E. Brown , Jr , & Co , 70 > 8. ISth.
721
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON BROS. , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all klnd ot coal. Correspondence solicited.
1003 Farnam Bt. 923
DANCING.
CALL ON MORAND FOR LESSONS , SOC'IKY *
or Blags dances. 1510 Ilarney. < ,5I 'H
HORSESHOEING.
MH3. THOMAS MALONEY , 812 N. ICTH ET.MS
MS
HARNESS.
GET MY PRICES BEFOHn YOU ntJV A IIAR
ntes. August Holme 711 S ICth st. 203
THE KEAI.TY M.lllKKI.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record August 30 ,
1S94
WARRANTY DEEDS
Gideon Marne and wife to L M Larkln ,
lot 14. block Z Mivna Place , nnd lot 16 ,
btork S. HrlKRs' I'lnce . . . . ? S.OOO
McGnvotk & O Kccfe to Patrick CoRan
nnd wife n % of a CO feet ofw 121 feet
Int 1 block 4 S B Itngera * add I.4W
Same to John NnnUe and wife , s V : of s CO
feet same 2,400
Herman Kountze In II C Drcxel , lot 10 ,
block 14. Kountze Place 1,600
W r Johnoon and wlfo to Mars Gtws ,
middle ' .j lots S nnd S. block 4 KenUill s
add 2.COO
P II Dulwls to W J and A M McOormlck ,
lot 10 block 20 , and lots 6 to 10 block
21 Waterloo 473
A E Flagg .mil husband to P S Pattei son ,
lot 16. block 4 , Detr palk . . . ,1
r S Patterson nnd wife tu E S Pligg- ,
fnme . . 1
J E Smith lo J R Smith. lot * 47 and 43 ,
block 5 , Lake View 1
W T Robinson to J VV McMurtn lots 31
nnd 35 blocl , 8. Orchard Hill . 2,250
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
Kite Ball ( nilmlnlstratrlx ) tn C N Harri
son lot 7 Housel A. S'a subdh. . .
Total amount of transfers } 13 C28
SEARLESiSt
SEARLES ,
SPEG1AUSTS ,
TREATMENT BY MAIL OOfUJLTATKH FrfEc
Catarrh , all Olsoaeea of the Noao.
Throat , CheatStomach , Llvor. Blood
Skin and Ktdnoy Dlsonaos , Los
Manhood and ALL PRIVATE DIS
EASES OF MEN.
Call en or address
Dr. Scarlcs & Searles , "JIir ? , : , ?
I3UREATJ. SUES & CO. , Solicltoi-s. Boo
Building , OMAHA , Neb. Advice FREB ,
RHILWRYTiMEGHRD
Leaves I CIIIt'AGO & NORTIIVVEST'N | Arrlveg
Oin.ilialU. P. Depot , 10th & Mason bl ' | Omaha
11 OSam . . I astem ExpreeH . . . 6.30pm
4 00pm . .Vesllbulecl Limited . BIOani :
G.5Jnm Mo Valley Local .10 30pm
C 45pm .Omjha ChlcoKi Special t 15pm
LeavesTCHlc7vGO7 BURLlNGTON . Q IA7rl\7s
Oinahal Depot 10th anilManon _ Sts | Omaha
4 4 pm . . . Chicago Vestibule. . . 9 Slim
0:41am . . .ChlcaKO Express , . . 4.ipm
7.02pm , Chicago and lena Local . . R OOiin
11.3 > ara . .Pacltlc Junction Iocul . 5.55pm
Leaves | DimLINC8TON - MO RIVER lArrlvea
Oinahal Depot 10th and Mason bts I Omaha
10 15am . Denver Express . 9 3im
10 15am . I > o ( l oed Expn-Bi .
4 Mpm Denver Express . I 19pm
C 40pm NebiarVa Local ( except gumla > ) . 6 54pm
8 15am Lincoln Local ( except hunila ) ) . .ll'mm :
Leav es I K. C. , ST J & C. H ( Arrives
Omaha ! Depot 10th and Mason bts jOmaha
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"fl 4 Tm Kanias City Day Exprens BSVpm
S 43pm K.C _ , Night L" - - - - - C:50am
Leav eiTCH ICAGO , " n. I."ft PA CI PI C lArrlvea
OmahalU P Depot , 10th & . Mason Sts Omahn
1C AST
10 15am Atlantic Express ( ex. Huniluj ) . C:05pm
'Kpm , . . NlKht l.itpresi . . . . BMOuni
4 49pm CnleaRO Vestlbuled Limited lS5pm
11 31am Oklahoma I'xp < tt > C. U ex SulO 6jiain !
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E J'iam OlUahomn. K , Texas , Kxp ( ex SunU:35pm )
1 &pm _ Colorado Limited. . _ 410pm
Leaven I UNION I'ACIEIC lArrhea
OmahalUnlon Depot. IQlli & MBHOH Ku. | Omaha
lO'ODim . Kearney Urprosn . . . 3 Mpm
J liptn . , Overland Flye r . B 40pm
3 45pm Beatrice & Strom b'n Kx tex Sun ) IZMJpm
6.40pm 1'aclflc Express . 10 S'iain
1,30pm. . . . . . Pt Mall -:0pm ) :
Leaves ! flllCAQO. MIL. S. ST. 1'Al'I. lArrhei
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mapon Kt I Omalu
6735pm. . . . Cliloapo lltmltnl . SSMani
ll:10am..Clrieago Express ( ex. Sun I S OJprn
Leaves I P. . n A. MO. VALLEY lArrhes
Omaha ) etwt 15th and Yelwtcr Ht _ | _ Omaha
J-Wam. D nilwood Express . 5:10prn
9-team ( Kx Sat. ) AVjo Ex Kx Mon ) 5:10pm :
C 00pm .Norfolk Kxoress ( Ei bunda ) ) 10.15am
S ,30pm St I'aul Express 9-40um
Leav ts l ! il IHSOl'UI PACIPIC.
Omaha ) Depot 1Mb anil Welaler at
$ OOuni. . St Louis Express
9 3iipm . St l uls Exprens
( ,10pm Dally ( ei. Sun Ntbitikka l/oo.il : IOan :
l.cav es I C. . ST 1 > . M. & O Arrives
Orniha ] Depot 15th and\Vebste _ Sf _ _ jQmaha
( 00am. Sioux City Aecom ( F.x , Hun ) S 05pir
l.oaam..rloux Cllj Accnm ( Sun Onl > )
12.15pm. Hlout City Enpreiu IKx Sun )
i-SOpin Bl Paul Limited 9 .40a.tr
Ix-atesl HIOUX Cfrr & . I'ACiric ; JTuFlves
OmahalUnlon Depot. 1 01 h ft Mason Stii I Onmha
Sioux City I'assenRtr. 10 lOprr
Si. Paul Express .lO.Warc
I > -avesl Siorx CITY t PACH'IC1.
Omalml Depot 15th and Webster Hts.
( SOpm St. I'aul Limited S.40TS
t SOjim tlilfatuUmllpd _ t 40an
Lea.e 7 WAllAfill RAILWAY " ( Arrives
OmahalUnlon l > eiK > U _ Idtb _ _ & Mason Sts.I _ Omiihi
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J.W'm. .St. i uU Canaan llill U.Sipii
AFTER TOONC CUBE'S ' SCALP
Amcr'tnn ' OalcstWs Boliova that an Oppor-
tunitj Long Waited for Has Ocms.
LOCAL GEEHING HOLDS A MEETING
Umnlm C'liliminrti $ vour jXllrclnnrP to Iho
Orilor Hint llus lor tin Olijcot Ilio Ho-
nioiiil of tlio Present imprriir : of
Ihu l'lo ory Kingdom ,
White It Is not generally knovtn to the pub-
lie. It Is a fact nevertheless that there ex
ists today In tills city a society that Is as
determined In Its plans and has for'Its ob
ject as clenclly a purpose as. did the dreaded
Mafia of New Orleans.
During tlio ptst few ilnys. It has been no
ticed that numerous strange Chinamen worn
arriving In the city , comlnfi from Denver ,
Cheyenne , Sioux City. St. I'nul , Minneapolis ,
Kinsns City and other surrounding touns
within .1 radius of 200 miles.
\Vcdncsilny afternoon Ling Gee an Intelli
gent fellow ulio Is employed In HOUR Kce's
Ilarney street laundry , tipped ofC a Ueo re-
iorter. tulllnc him that that night there
, ould be acry Important meetitiE held In
ho basament ot Olng loo's laundry on Tenth
itreet , adding that it Mas to bo attended by
.11 of trie visiting Chinamen and that a
umber of Iho Omaha. Chinese would bo
iltlated Into the mysteries of n new society
hat was about to bo organized. He said
hat the meeting would be so private that
von the walls would not divulge any of the
iecrets which would be told. A reporter of
The Dec. one who speaks Chinese like a na-
.Ivc , was dotalled to see Mr Gee and com-
leto arrangements for securing a report of
ho meeting. Mr Gee at first refused to en-
er Into any deal for supplying the public
.vlth . Information , but by being alloucd to
ook upon a goodly quantity of coin ho weak-
ncd and came to terms Ho said that there
nas a way lo secrete a man In tlio room
A hero the meeting was to be held , but Inti
mated that If the Intruder was discovered
ils chances for again seeing tils relatives
would not be worth speaking of The re
porter was- willing to take- all of the chances
and just before the going- down of the sun
he wended his way down on Tenth street
and , obeying Instructions , knocked at tlio
back door of a small -wooden building and
uns at once admitted by Ling Gee and es-
orted donn a stairway that was as dart : as
i sinner's heart , Upon reaching the bottom
of the sUIrs the reporter followed his guldo
, hrough a long , crooked and dark passage
! or a distance , nnally earning Into a brilliantly
lighted room fully fifty feet square
Mr Qee conducted The Itee man to a wall
: hat appeared to be as solid as the eternal
lillls. Headline his band to the height of tils
liead Mr Gee pressed upon one of the boards
of which the side of the wall was constructed
and Instantly a section slipped aside , revcal-
ng a room eight feet high and home six feet
square This room was elegantly furnished.
After making a close Inspection of the room
that was to be his prison for several hours ,
the reporter requested that the dooi be closed.
CONSI'IUATOHS GKT TOGRTUKIt.
After a watt of an hour the reporter heard
the sound of voices , and a moment later a
couple of celestials entered the room and
made a tour of Inspection , examining chairs ,
tables , sofas and walls to see that they har
bored neither Intruders nor spies Some
minutes later several strange Chinamen were
escorted Into the rooinl by Sing I'ong a
laundryman from Webster street , and Intro
duced to the two men who came first. The
new comers were Chlng Chung , Ah FOUR
and Tee You of Ueadwood , S D. From this
time on there was a rapid gathering of the
clans , the almond eyed gentlemen coming
singly , In pairs and In quartets until there
were fully 1GO present , representing about
every city between the Pacific coast and
Chicago , and from St. Paul on the north to
St. Louts on the south After walling a few
moments longer It became apparent that the
auditors had all arrived , when , dressed In a
robe of tlio richest material and ornamented
with jewels , Wo Kung of this city stepped
upon the platform and Introduced HI
Ooo Pong of San Tranclsco , who , he said ,
would fully explain the object of the meeting
to the satisfaction of those present. How Ing
and scraping , Mr. Pong advanced to the
platform , while the entire audience bowed to
the floor. At a given signal every man arose
to his feet and remained standing until To
Lee , the sentry at the door , repeated In
Chinese the words , "All Is well "
Without any ceremonies. Mi Pong ex
plained that the swords hanging over the
chairs were the emblems of secrecy and
death and a rapid death too , would pursue
the man who so far forgot himself as to give
to the outside world a word or what was to
take place AVIth this remark , he asked
"Are jou all content' " Every man answer
ing in the affirmative , lie Invited Jop Fovv of
Denver , and Wo Tong of Kansas City to the
chairs to his right and left , after which he
said that he had come to Omahn for the pur
pose of establishing a branch of the Oeehlng ,
a society which had for Its object the dispo
sition of T'oong Ghee , the present emperor
of China. After organizing the branch , tie
said that the society would elect delegitrs
to the Geohlng , which la to l > ? held In Chicago
cage on September 9 , at which time and place
lie said some plan would be developed
HOW CHINESE ARK SLAVHS
Reciting the history of China , Mr. Pong
said that sonic centuries ago the Chinese
were a law-abiding , peaceful race of people ,
tlcllled in the arts , prosperous and hnppy
and well supplied with the goods of this
world. In 1G4J. lie said that the Tartars , bet
ter Known as the Mauctions , then residing In
the northeastern portion of Asia , and forming
the extreme northeast part of the Chinese
empire , Invaded the interior , killing the
peaceful natives , not even sparing the women
and children. After slaying thousands they
marched upon Peking , the capital of the em
pire , where they burned , sacked and mur
dered , continuing the march of devastation
until the sea was readied. Retracing their
steps , the Manchooa again visited Peking and 1
1o
placed T'oong Chee 1. upon the 1D
Chinese throne , but not until the
end of a war which continued until 1G11.
Taking from his pocket , i copy of the Wah Tsz
Vnt Po , published at Hong Kong , Mr POUR
read extracts , showing that the Chinese were
In sympathy with the movement to depose
Emperor T'oong Chee , and that for that pur
pose branches of the Geehing were being or-
ganlz'd all over China
Warming up to the theme of the
subject , Mr Pong said that now
was the time to strike , as at this partlculai
time the Iron was hot T'oong Chee he said ,
was Involved In a war with Japan , and If UK
loyal fcuhjecls of the land of their birth wouK
throw themselves into the breach , they cnulc
attack the armies of the emperor from tin
icar and give them more than they couli !
hundle. The. meeting of the Gcrhlng In Chi
caio next month , he assured his hearer a
would adopt heroic measures
After being loudly applauded , Mr Ponf
closed his speech , urging upoii the Chlnamor
the necessity of going iloun into their pock
eta find contributing to the fund , which vvoult
be appointed at the Geetilng to be held It
Chicago
Short speeches were made by Chung Choi
of St. Louis , Kee Woo of St Paul and Hei
Few of Sioux City , all of whom voiced tin
sentiments expressed by Mr. Pong.
OATH OK TUB OIlDKlt.
At midnight Mr. Pong stated that If then
wereno more gentlemen who deslicd ti
speak upon the subject he would Inltlati
candidates into the order of Geehing , lie hav
ing a special dispensation fur the * entire terrl
tory west of the M sslsslppl river rift ;
of those present arose and expressed a de
lro to become members , after which the ;
were Invited to step to the platform. Tin
couches and chairs were shoved back to th
walls and the wearers ot the queue mirchei
lo the ficnt , where they were bllndfoldei
by men appointed for the purpose. As sooi
as the hoodwinks were placed over thel
eyes they repeated the oath , -which , whei
trinslaled , runs something In thin form
"Dy the bones of Confucius I swear that
will never divulge the workings of the Gee
liliig , and If I do may my body bo cut H
quarters and be cait to the uttermost part
of the earth , there to rot and to becom
food lor the vulture * . I inear by th' '
blood oS Twang Gee Hong , the IIret rule
of the empire ol China , that I will neve
rest until every Manchoo 11 driven off th
faca of Iho earth ; that I will kill Ills flrs
and his last born , sparing neither wnniei
nor children ; I ear by the blood of Hi
I'lucWoo nn nf our m rivr d heroe * , that
will not rest until the last hated Manchoo
Is klllrnl ; that t will not return to my hem
until T'OOIIK Chto U driven from the lind
of China , and this nnd more do I now and
forever swear. "
After thla nnd ether oaths lintl been ad
ministered the candidates were led about tli
room thrc-o times , each nnd nil humming
ono of the old-time war SOURS of China ,
when the hoodwinks were "removed from
their ccs. Then the three swords ncra
taken dawn fmu where they had boon sus
pended nnd their edges examined. Ono was
handed to Gee Kong of Milwaukee , ono to
Heo Dee ot St. Joe nnd the other to Yea
Leo of thla city , The three men were told
to perform the last binding oath and the
last act ot the Initiation. The candidates
wcro told t bare the left arm to the elb vv.
This they did , and proceeding rapidly along
Hi * line the sword bearers gave each man
a gain about nil Inch long and deep
enough to draw blood , the cutting be ng dona
on the front of the forearm , about midway
between the wrist and the rlhon. K Honing
the human butchers Mr Pong caught the
blood In a sliver plate about the slzo of A
soup bowl , nnd when lie had reached th
last man ho had fully a pint nf the life-
Kivlng tluld. Kollowlng Mr. Pong came
Dr. Gee- Hong of Salt Lake , who applied a
healing lotion to each of the mutilated arms.
After this the bowl of blood was pisard to
each of the candidates , who took n small
lp. after which they were declared full-
Hedged members of the Oeehlng.
The ceremonies hiving been completed
Nlng Too of llenur. lol Yo of Kansas
City , Lee Lung of Omaha , Tco Gong ot
St Paul. Wco P ii of Minneapolis , Ah See
of Sioux City and Ah I Inn of Uubuqtio
were elected delegates to the Chicago meetIng -
Ing As qulctl ) as they had entered the
men departed from the hall , and at 3 o'clock
In the morning the newspaper man was re
leased from confinement.
Niilloctnr for Ilirco VIMH ,
"We nro using Hood's Sartapirtlla and
have not had a doctor In the house for ovr
three > ears Since I have been taking it
my arms , limbs and joints are all the tlma
getting stronger and my lingers are almost
straight , and L can put my hands together
which I have not done before for years. "
Mrs Llzzlo Archibald , 1410 Ogdeti St. , South
Omaha Neb.
Hood's Pills cure sick headache.
IN POLICE. COURT.
Short Stories nf Mil Cullvil ficim the 8t\r-
geatil'ft nrra ] > llonk *
In the police court the dally grind vvaa
postponed long enough jestcrday to allow
the performing of a wedding ceremony , after
which a bride and a groom went away happy ,
carrying with them the blessing ot the judge
nnd n largo number of spectators. Wednes
day The Heo told the troubles which had
put sued Teresa Leonard as a result of her
acquaintance with Alfred Jones , a hotel
porter. During the day the woman swore out
a warrant for the arrest of her lover , and
in the evening he was arrested by a
couple of the detectives , after which lie spent
the night In Jail. Yesterday ho arrived
at the conclusion and Informed Captain
Mojstn that he was ready to marry the girl
and support the child The Information was
carried to the woman , who at once re
ported that she was willing , and at one : she
proceeded to the city Jail , where , after a short
consultation with Jones , botli of the partita
announced that the ceremony could be pro
nounced at once. Accompanied by an olllcer ,
Jones went to the ofilce of the county judge ,
where he secured lila license , and returning ,
the wedding took place without a moment's
delay
M. C. Harmon , residing at Twenty-seventh ,
and Ohio streets , has secured a warrant for
the arrest of one Whitney , an agent for the
Singer Setting Machine company , alleging-
that Whitney entered his residence and car
ried away n scvUng machine , never having
any authority so to do
George U. Gibson Is charged by Inspector
Kd Taylor with violating the ordinances ot
the city by digging u vault in tne portion ot
the city where a matter of this kind Is pro
hibited. There Is a warrant for tut ? arrest
of Gibson.
Detective Savaga returned from Milwaukee )
yesterday , bringing with him Hd rosier
the young man uh-j is charged with eirtbcz * "
zllng a sum of money from the Adams In
stallment company. Foster was arrulgn'd
and pleaded not Kuilty
George Harris charged Mrs. Welsharllnger
with short changing htm , alleging that ha
gave her u $5 bill to bo changed and that In
return she gave htm but $1. On the trial
Hurrli failed lo provo the charge and tlio
defendant was discharged.
Joe Morton , a lad of ! ) vcars , Is at the cen
tral station seeking aid to assist him In re
turning to California. The boy tells a sad
tale and one which the police think Is untrue.
Ho declares that nine months ago he , hli
father and his mother left California , bound
for the cast. At tome place In Utah his
fattier sickened und died After that Joe
cays that he and his mother came to Omaha
and lived on North Twenty-sixth street , but
just the location he cannot tell. Three
weeks ago his mother died nnd he was left
alone In the world. Joe falls to tell where
the body ot tils mother wus burled , declaring
that he docs not know Th" several stories
which the boy tells leads thg officers to
think that ho has run away from home and
that ho tells tha California yarns In order to
create sympathy.
Sumner Plcrson was . arrested yrstcrday
charged with having forged a check for
JJ4T5 , which he passed at the Hoston stoio
some dajs ago
Captain Sweeney. U. S A. , San Diego ,
Cut. , says "Slilloh'n Catarrh Remedy is the
first medicine I have over found that nould
do mo any good. " Prlco & 0e.
HOSPITAIj SANITATION.
Mr. Diinrnn Itcfiiv * In Work ( JulosH Iln
< ! ftH MlllO llclp.
The Idea of an Investigation of the sanitary
condition of the hospitals of the city has
been temporarily abandoned by the Hoard ot
Health This Is on account of the refusal to
servo of Plumbing Inspector Duncan , who
maintains that ho has no time to spend in
such investigations.
Soon after the resolution ordering the ex
amination was passed by the board , Mr. Dun
can addressed a communication to the rity
council In which he asked that a clerk bo
added to the force in his otllcc This re
quest ab sat down on with great alacrity
by the council , and Mr Duncan has now
refused to engage In the Invebtiga-
tlon. claiming that he has more than he can
do. anyway. As the other members of the
board are not familiar with plumbing prac
tice. It was thought the Investigation would
be a farce unless It was conducted by some
one who had a practical knowledge of plumbIng -
Ing
*
Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache. Trial
Blzo , 25 cents. All druggists.
KfjuullrliiKsporlttl THICK.
The city council Is Bitting as a board oC
equalization. AmoiiL' the matters to ba con
sidered are the special taxes levied to cover
the cost ot opening Twenty-sixth street from
the north line of Nelson's addition to Catd-
vvell street. Thirty-third street from Center
street to Woolnorth avenue , Thirty-third
street from Leavcnworlh street to I'opplton
avenue , and Fifteenth street from Valley to
II streets
The tpclal grading taxes to he equalUed
are those levied for grading Fifth etrcet from
Pierce street to Woolworth avenue , alley In
block 3. Iledlck'H addition. Forty-fifth street
from Military avenue to Lake- street , Woolworth -
worth avenue from .Second to Sixth streets ,
and Twcnty-bevcnth street from Caldwell to
I'm u Id In Ktrfcls , also for repavlng Fifteenth
street from Howard to Jackson streets , curb
ing and paving Thirty-sixth street from Far-
mini to Jackson directs , Twenty-eighth street
from I'opplcton io Woolworth avenue , and
Williams street from Sixth street to the I ) .
& M. right-of-way. A number of small
special levies for sewer construction , water
connections and permanent sidewalks will also
come before the board.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures nervous hea4
aches. Trial lie. V > cents. All druggists.
VClu-n B&by was ulcV , vre ( r&re her Castorhu
When the wu a Child , she crlod for distort *
When she bec&ma MHi , sha clung to CastorL ,
Vhea aha bid Children , she cave them Owtor