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BXPKRIKNCED I.AI3Y STENOGRAPHER DE-
nlros position. Can furnteh machine. Adilre
Hoom 22. DoURlns block. A-MMT H"
WANTED MAliE HELP.
WANTED. A FEW PERSONS IK EACH
place lo do wrltlnc ; send stamp for 1W pace
book of particulars. J. Woodbury , 127 W. d
street. R Y. City. II-HC38
WANTED. LA110UERS. SOUTH : GOVERNment -
ment work In Tennessee and Arkansas.
Kramer , later agency , llth and
WANTED , OliNTLEUEN NEWSPAPER CON-
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WANTED RELiAnLK YOUNCI AND MID-
dle-nK I men In every county to act ns cor
respondents tmi special jnlvate detectives
under Instructions for the Inigest nnd b st
equipped detective buimu uf the kind 111 the
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In reward * for rmrtles who are wantcrl.
National Detective Bureau , Indianapolis , InJ.
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employment and eood pay by canine nt ISIS
DouRlas. B-M150 O2)
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traveling , to cnrry our lubricants ns n side
line. Manufacturers' OU Co. . Cleveland , O.
B-MZ7G N3
WANTED. ACTIVR , HELTAHLU MAN TO
repreprnt us ; . J18.00 weekly ; Hive reference.
AdflrW Shfpp & "Co. . T. O. Uos ' 785. Philu-
delpliU. Pa. n MCI7 18
FIRST-CLASS PANTS AND VEST1LVKEH ;
steady work to sober man , Hubert , Binnberrv.
JIo. U MCC1 15
WANTED. FIRST-CLASS SOLICITOR ; STATE
afje , former experience , salary expected and
references. Address A 24. Itee. U-M719 15r
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED , LADY NEWSPAPER CON
trlbutora In every town lo report oil Important
bnppenmcs nnd write articles for publication
on any subject. Experience not necessary. Qaad
pay tor spare time. Our Instructions toll you
how to do tha work. Bend stamp for full par
tlculars. Modern Pre a Ass'n , Chicago , III.
c-iie
USD PRESTON'S BEST FLOUR. IT GIVES
entire satisfaction. All grocers sell It.
C-MS70 Nl
LADIES WANTINO FIRST-CLASS GIRLS
call at Scandinavian Y. I. , home. Oftlcc 205
2i , 16th street. C MB38 20 *
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS COOK THAT UN
demands washing and Ironing. Apply nt 610
K , Z2ml St. 0-603-15 *
FOR RENT HOUSES.
HOUSES. V. 1C. DARLING. JJAKKCR HLOCK.
D-895
HOUSES IN ALT. PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. f. Davis Company , 1503 Faruam. D 896
KBLICENNY & CO. , R.I. CONTINENTAL BLK.
FOR RKNT. CHEAPEST C-UOOM COTTAGE
with bath In city ; only U5.W , IU31 , California
rtrret. D S136S
NEW MIOOM COTTAGE NEAIt I1EM1S PARK ,
W.W. Fidelity Trust Company , 1701 Karnam.
D M 3
ID-ROOM HOUSK , I.ARCB HARK. I7T1I AND
Indiana , avenue. 113.00. 117 First National l-ank.
D M 3
FOR RENT , EIGHT-ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
(3 $ South nilv st , ; auu S-rooiti cuttaec wlih
barn. G L. Green. R. S3. Barker blk. D- ;
DESIRABLK T-ROOSI COTTAGE. K13 WOOL-
wortli ave. RlnEwa.ll Urua. , U.irUer blk.
D 900
_
FINE T-ROOSI CORNER FLAT AT T01 B. TH
street ; ranire and all other conveniences.V. .
C. Haller. room Ell. PaKtonJJocfc. 'D-300
HOUSES &STOREsTi\D.WEADl & DOUGLAS
D-iOi3l
_
GOOD riVE-ROOM COTTAGES. J8.W PER
month. L. & Bklnner , SID N. T. Life.
D 3IZ77
_
HOUSES. W. G. TEMPLETON. PAXTON BLIC ,
D MtTO N8
_
FOR RENT. TWO S-IIOOM ELEGANT RRICK
houses ; all modem conveniences ; 1 block from
Walnut Hill motor. * . Comptroller's olllcc
p-aisao
_ _ _
NINE BOOK HOUSB3 ( JUST VACATED ) NO
B72I Jacltcun street , all modern improvements
Bplonrtld mpalr (1 ! Mocks from court house )
pavnl tre i , cheap lent to Bindll family. Key
at cottacn second door west. Dun II. Wheeler
Jr. , puurlas and 15th Sit. ( Insurance. )
D-5C5
_
FOR RENT. 10-ROOM DWELLING : MODERN
convenlenres ; flint-class locution. Enquire a
W. P. dark. HOI Doug-Ins. D M5M 15 *
ZOW HARNTJY 6TREET. IS ROOM8 , MODKIW
and Jlml rluss. John R. Wibsier. til ) Board
&l TraJa llulldlin.- . D SOT
< ai so. imt
D MSNH *
DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN ALL PARTS
of the ct- . IS , U. Klieaff. 431 I'ailon block.
D MM1 N *
_
DESlnAULE JMIOOM IIOUBK. TWCNTY-FI Vt ,
dollars per month. Inoulre 1S1I Dodre St.
D-CtO
_ _ _
-ROOM HOUSE -WITH RARN , IS MINUTIM
ram from pnstottlce , U > . U D. Holmes , 61
I'OH HI-NT TWKLVK-nOOM IIOUSK. NO.
J51S ChlcaRn St. . bath , laundry , furnace , ens ,
mantels , pljti Ktass front , cittern , barn. etc. .
rrnt 150.00 ; near High school. Apply to Tha
Il > ron Heed Company , tit Bo. 14th St.
D CM-15
FOn IlENT NICE 6-ROOM FLAT WITH 4
closets , city water , B minutes' walk from
union depot tt3 S. Hth Bt. tlt.V ) . D-t99-15
FOB HENT. KiaiiT-nooM HOUSE.WITH
lumaco. rnnE , hot nnd cold water : ona person
would llki to bourd with party renunc If uereu-
sJbli. OflarKo J , Paul , room Ul liuard of
Tnida building , U lira U *
FOB JIENT7 TWO BIX-HOOM FLATS AT ll&
jutd 41 8. llthslmt. . In coed condition. A. J.
Pappltton. .loom :14 1st Kali , bank bld .
FOIl Bl-Nr , HOUSES 117 AND 133 8. SCT1I
street ; choice. D. Y. Bholes O > M yirst Nat.
banfc. JQ-M6 !
Fon'iicrrr. iiotmn ON N. w. con , ai > AND
Webster. Z. H. KnlgliU D-aiCTt II'
t-ROOM MODUltN HOUHE. ONE ULOCK
from Purk Hnue ; elrmnt iDCatlon , $ JO.OQ ;
< T-roora bouse. Orchard JIIII , 47.OU. S. K. Hum *
. Ohrer. W KIM Xork UTs. U-UCM ll >
TOR BENT HOUSE8.
Continued.
ROOMS ON GROUND FLOOR : BRICIC
liouse ; rcasonablo to right party. 1501 I ierce
> ri-et. D-MG93 !
ROOM HOUSE , HALL AND HATH ROOM.
Inquire S13 S. ISth street. D 670 29
'LEASANT ' 7-ROOM HOUSE ; MODERN. 260J
Dodge street. U ( S * 13 *
IX-IIOOM HOUSE. IJATH AND CLOSET. IN
Hood rrnilr. st 825 H. ISlh. Three-room house ,
BJ7 N. 85th street ; cheap. D M721 21
BENT FTJKWISHELJ BOOMS.
OH RENT. NICELY FURNISHED BOUTU
room , modern conveniences , to one or two
ecntlemen. 304T Dodee. E MJM
OR KENT. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ,
with or without board. Call Z1JI Douglas ,
. E 8IS-17
URNISHED ROOMS. 1S05 CHICAGO ST.
Suitable fur one or two gentleman. E M36J
"IIRNISHKD OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 62
South mil avenue. 14 403-15 *
URNISHED ROOM , BATH , 1C. 1311 TARNAM.
E-600-U *
GENTLEMEN DESIRING A PLVUSANT
home Irt n refined family for the winter ad
dress A I , Hoc. E C09 15"
URNISHED ROOM , 237S IIARNEY STREET.
E JIOS3 1C *
VICI'.LY FURNISHED ROOM ON SECOND
flour , down town location. Enquire 1SJ3 How
ard , "d floor. E M092 1C
FURNISHED BOOMS AND BOABD.
v'ICU ROOM WITH BOARD , CHEAP. JIM CAS3
K I3I-O11 *
URNISHED ROOMS WITH HOARD. 2513
Douglas , F M772-O15 *
VICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM , WITH
alcove ; also tlrsi class board. 25:3 St. Mary's
aieuuo F S51 16 *
DESIRABLE ROOM. WITH BOARD. IN PRIvate -
vate family. 70 N. 10th. F M552 17'
MUST CLASS DAY BOARD GIVEN AT THE
Brunswick C fe , MS South 16th St. , for Jj.0
per week. Niithlng belter In the city cnn be
had at the | > rlce. F 53G 85'
M.EASANT ROOMS AND BOARD , J13) HAR <
ncy.
TWO NICE FRONT ROOMS. AND SINGLE
room , with board : private family. S221 Dodtte ,
street. .F MC16 1C *
ILEGANTLY FURNISHED BOUTII T-ROXT
room nnd private board ; all .convenience * . 211D
Douglas slrtet. K M712 !
'IIU HILLSIDE 38TH AND DODGE , FUR
nlnhed nnd unfurnished rooms with board ;
strain heat ; nlxo day board. F M 720 IS *
UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO BENT.
THREE ROOMS : PRIVATE HOUSE ; MODERN ,
with tient ; references required. 10'JS Oeorula
avenue. G MM8 16 *
I ROOMS IN BRICK FLAT. 1C09 LEAVEN-
worth Ktreet. G MiOS 19 *
FOR BENT STORES AND OFFICES
FOR RENT. THE -i-STORY BRICK BUILDING
IIS Farnam street. The bullUlntf lias a fire
proof , cement basement , complete steam heat
Intf flxtuirs. Miter on all Doors. BUS. etc. Ap
ply at the ciliceof The Bee. 1 914
FOR RENT. THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
Btoro bulletins nt 1011 J-'jrnnm street ; small
fttore und olllocs In Exposition bulldlnf , ad-
Flltrenth Street theater ; ball 22xlCO
f.t nt 1W1 Fjirnam street , all In Rood condi
tion. A. J. Poppleton , Jlooni 31 * 1st Nail.
bank bldg. I MOW N1S
AGENTS WANTED.
: ANVASSERS. SOLICITORS , AGENTS OR
any lellable persan of average Intelligence and
good address who can present and advocate
u popular national' enterprise of Inestimable
\alue lathe individual and home and family
protectors "cnn secure steady and profitable em
ployment by addressing Her. W. iV Kastman ,
602 Uefr buUJlnp , Onuha , Neb
STORAGE.
STORAGE.WILLIAMS & CROSS , 1Z1I IIARNEY
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
and cheap rate. U. Wells , lltl Farnam. M 804
OM.TAN&STORAGE CO.,1501 FARNAM. Tel.1553
M-903
HKST STOJIAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA , TJ. S.
ccr/ . bonded warehouse. Household goods
stored. .Lowest rates. lOIJ-101 ; Leuvcnworth.
M-908
CLEAN , DRY STORAGE FOR CARRIAGES
and bucelps In our new brick bulldlne. VX3-
10-IJ Harney Bt. Columbus Bugrr Co.
4D3-21
CARRIAGES , BUGGIES , ETC. . STORF.D. P. J
ICarbach & Sons. , Cor. litU and Howard Sts.
607
WANTED TO BUT ? .
I HAVE CUSTOMER FOR A FEW NICE.
cheap bulldlrw lots fcn .cash. ; do not answer
this unless you have a bargain. J. A. Lovgren.
COS Brown block. N MCISII
MODERN U-dAUOIi . .SHOTGUN ; MUST BE A
bargain ; slve iiarttculors. Address A II. Bee.
N MG21 15
WANTED TO BUY. 10 ACRES , LESS THAN
6 miles from , South Omaha : state locality nnd
price. Address A IS , Bee. N-11663 U *
FOB SALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
money. Low prices on furniture and household
eoodi. Enterprise Credit Co. . 611li N. Ktli ut.
C S07
CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK. OF FURNI-
tura. Bt rei. etc. L. Altraan. 801 N. 16tti.O
O ttl
STOVES AND FURNITURE AT COST. MUST
bo sold at once. I. Ilrussell. 719-7U N. 16th.
O-M Ji O3
FURNITURE JVND ENTIRE , HOUSEHOLD
effects for Jala cheap. Cll Uouslai K.
O-&S ) 18
FOR BALK-ART Q.UILAND STOVE. SJ3
Center itrett. O-SS3 U
FOB SALE , HOUSES , WAGONS. ETC
FOR SALE. GOOD SINGLE-FOOTING SADDLE
horse , safe for any ona to ride. ITta Leaven-
worth street. r M674 15 *
FOB BALE MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL
ftttcn n-.ad * . C It. Ix-e. Wl Doi.AUw.
IF YOU UUI. I1UY TUB J1EST ; MACKIN-
tothes , rubber boots , urctlcs. Tlnff s of all
kinds ; gas tublnr ; all bait quality. Omaha
Ttnt A : Awning Co. , 1311 Farnam st. Q 5IJ
BANK AND PLATTE VAt-LEY BAND FOR
sal * . C. W. Hull Company , ZUlh nnjlrard st * .
Q-S < 3 >
IM1KJHTED HART7 MOUNTAIN CANARIES ,
warranted stnEert , 53.M : I gold llth , with globe ,
JH5 ; younic parrots. JO.W to JW.CK ) ; bird caces.
* * * d. He. GtlKltr's bird ttor * . tot N. lEUi etre U
Q KKO Nl
. , A BET OF ENCYCLOPEDIA BRIT-
annlca , ninth edition , with American revisions
and additions , at a irrnlly reduced price.
Klilier fw cash or on time. Address A 17. Il e
Q-MM3 M
von SALT : . A FURNACE CAPABLE or HEAT-
ln an i-room house , ul a turealn. al > t > a Uriro
heutlne tv used on jeaauii. H'3 Park ave-
nu u Q ilCil 1C *
MISCELLANEOUS ,
WANTED. TO RENT M OR SO-ArRB FARM
Inside U mile * of Omaha. Addrer * A IS , B * *
R M W 15
OLAHIVOYANT3.
NO PERSON CONSI'LTINO TUB WORLD-nH-
nowneil clalrroynnt. Prof. Almeda C
ever dlnappolnted , Invariable- satisfaction re
sulted In all cases , Rs proved by Innumerable
testimonials.
In health , wealth , hnrrlnesn , * H In trouble.
despair , or doubt , will nnd positive relief and
assurance of Incalculable benent by consuttlnR-
the moat cclebrntnl clairvoyant tbc United States
ever knew. The professor possesses powers of
marvelous character , -unsurpa ed by nny so.
railed medium or future reader. His mic-cefl In
the past | rrovea his vnst nblllty to help you now.
Interview him nnd } 't l will nay ho l the Rrwxt.
est wonder of the mte > . The professor chaltenites
the world to prove his eijunl In the great powers
which ho possesses to carry out all he promises.
He overcomes your enemies , removes family
trembles , restores lost affections , cnuaeo happy
marriage wltli the one you love , removes evil
Influence , bad habits , gives Correct Information
on Ian- nulls , divorces' , lout friends , etc. Valua
ble adVce Hlven la ladles and gentlemen on
love , courtship , marriage and how to chaoso a
wife or hunbnnd for future happiness ; what Irani-
nes5 brst adapted to speedy riches ; tells It the
one jou Invo is true or false ; stock speculations
n itpeclalty. The profesmr does not require to
return to such methods as Egyptian chnrmg ami
other frivolities. Hel.i no fortune teller , but
n Ufa reader from the laws of science , that Is ,
rlnlrvoyancy , and thone who have ben hum *
bugged by pretenders the professor wishes them
to rail before giving up In despair , nfl he guar-
nnteex Hmmpt benefit. Corrcupondenco strictly
confldentlal. Send Ptnmp for reply. Remember
the number. 321V4 N. llth street , Flat A , 9 to 9 ,
Sundays Included. S M72J Vf
MRS. DR. II. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT , RT3-
liable buslncus medium ; 7th year at 11) N. Hth.
8 911
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
MADAM SMITH. M2 8. 1JTII. JD FLOOR ,
room 3 ; mojwage. vapor , alcohol , steam , ul-
phurlne nO sea baths. T M67U 20 *
MASSAGE. MADAME BERNARD. 1419 DODGE.
T-MW7 Z2
TUBKISH BATHS.
LADIES' TURKISH BATHS ; HOURS , 9 A. M.
to p. m. Beauty Culture parlors , removed
from Karbach Bldg. to 109-11) Bee Hide. M M
PEBBONAL.
WHOLE WHEAT BREAD FROM UNBOLTED
flour at Imogen L. Ramsey's , 217 N. 15th street.
U 11317 O19
BATHS , MASSAGE. MltE. POST , 31 i4 8. 15T1I.
MACKINTOSHES & RUBBER BOOTS. Ull Far.
U M3
PHYSICIANS WHO DISPENSE THEIR OWN
perscrlptlons can secure valuable Information
free by addressing P. O. Box 813. Omaha , Neb.
U M7M
COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES CONSUMPTION ,
asthma , bronchitis and catarrh. Home treat *
mcnt I6.W per month. Three days' free treat
ment , room ZOO Doutlas blk. , Kth nnd Dodgi.
U-1BS 029
OSCAR SUNDELL , FOR 12 YEARS WITH O.
W. Cook , has removed his shoe repair shop lo
6 , Hlh slreel , north ot Douglas. U M219 NI
PRESTON'9 CALIFORNIA FLAKES FOR
breakfast ; superior to oatmeaL Try It.
U M371 N
VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES
Health book or consultation free. Address or
call Vlavl Co . 340 Bee bldg. Lady attendant
MME , LA ROOK , MASSAGE , 1C09 LEAVEN-
worth street , third floor , front rooms ; two first-
class operators. U MOM 17 *
WANTED. SKWINO RY TUB DAY : OOOD
cutter nnd litter ; moderate cliurges. Addre A
IB , Hee. U M6SO 2J *
PERSONAL ; JENNIE ROSS , LETTER AT
pofllonice. U MC62 19
INFORMATION WANTED AS TO WHERE-
abouta of Jlmmle Kvans. 12 years , rather small
black e > es , slight acar on back of liniul. Ourl
blue hat , durk Kr y double-breaated JacKet ,
brown Klnfibam waist , with whllo Btrlpes and
patent belt nnd buttonholes , llghl-colored kn < *
panls , black Blockings , buttoned shoex , with
o < ld tips ; took : fast malt Kolns west Sept 23
John B , Evans , 261S N. 19th avenue , Omaha
Neb. U M710 1C"
LADY IN COUNCIL BLUFFS WANTS TO
adopt elrl baby 10 months old , light hair , fair
complexion preferred.
Lady In Omaha wants little girl , age 3 to .
years , light hair. light complexion. Rev.
Charles W. Savldge. U 5C2 13
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. V. 8. Chcsney , Kansas City. Mo.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , 318 N.Y.LIFE ,
loans nt low rates for choice security In Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property ,
W-9M
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS
county. Improved and unimproved Omaha rea *
estate. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam st.
W-817
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED O MA 13 A
real estate. Brennan. Love & Co. , Paxton blk.
W SI !
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1503 Farnam St. W 813
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST HATES OK
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate ,
1 to C years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnnm.
W 917
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. { 3,000 and upwards. 6 to 7 per cent ; n
delays. W , Faruam Smith & Co. , 1330 Farnam.
W 920
CHAS. W. KAINEY. OM. NAT. BK. BLDO.
W 321
MONEY TO LOAN OSI OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at 6 per cent. W. B. Mdkle , 1st Nat. bank bldg
VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOAN&
J. W. Squire. 218 Be bldg. TV 360
_
WE HAVB BEVEnAL THOUSAND DOLLARS
for short time paper or 1st class mtgc. loans.
II. H. Harder & Co. , ground floor. Bee bldir.
W MI4S
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON .FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
horses , wagona , etc. , at lowest rates In city
no removal of goods : strictly confidential ; yoi
can pay the loan oft at any time or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
200 8. 16th street.
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP
erty. Ilarvln Loan Co.701 N. Y. Life bldg.
X-MI
J. B. HADDOCK. ROOM 427 RAMGE BLOCK.
X-933
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI
ture. pianos , horses , wagons , or any kind o
chattel security , at lowest possible rates , whlc !
you can pay Inclc at any time and In an
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. "
Room 4. Wltnnell lilock. X-9fl
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED. RELIABLE MAN WITH J330 , TC
take exclusive snlo of a new article ; sold ti
eenrral stores , hardnare and lmrn-ss dealers.
business a monopoly nnd good for $2.0)0 ) yearly *
If you are looktne for the best paying bus'ncs :
In the state far the capital Invented call an
BOP what I offer * E. Shaw , Arcade hotel.
Y M71S IT *
TOR EXCHANGE.
A GOOD. LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO EX
changa for young- work horses or mules ,
Lamoreaux Bros. , 3 6 8. 16th , Z 1(3
GOOD PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE FOK
merchandise. In writing give full particulars.
Address Lock Box -.7 , Shelton. Nebraska.
Z M511 15
TO EXCHANGE. J2.000 CABH INVESTMENT
In Omaha property and. J500 cash for 12,000
stock shoes or clothing" C. F. Harrison. 912
N. Y , Life , Omaha. . . 511 23 *
FOR TRADE. GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY ,
centrally located , clear , for targe troct of land
near Omaha. Will assume Incumbrance or pay
difference. Enquire at 7602 Hurt street , city.
z atssa
HAVE ORANGE AND GRAPE .LANDS IN
sunny Florida for lot or house nnd lot. Ad
dress A 1 . Omaha , Dee. Z MW1 17 *
FOR TRADU EQUITY IN RENTAL PROPerty -
erty for residence In southwestern part of
town. Address A ii lies ollloe. Z M722 IT
FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE.
GARDEN LANDS. 5 MILES FROM POST QX-
Bce asr terms. Call t W N.Y. . Life.
II B-m
CHOICE GARDEN LAND * , t MILES FROU
Omaha poslolUce. 10 to If ) acres , some trade ,
N. D. Jtvycs. SIT Puxton bile. U E ai32T
IIARGVS. . HOUSEB. LOTS AND FARMS.
sale V. trada. F. 1C Dajllng- , Barker block.
RE-9.T
FOR BALE. NEW 4-ROOM COTTAUE ; CEL-
lar. cistern , city water ; cor. 10th and Bahltr ;
S1.ZSO.OO ; long time. Inquire nil Farnam. Sam
uel Burns. HIJ TJJ
OMAHA LOT FOR BALE CHEAP ; COR. OP
list and Castellar strwu. Writ * to B. Peter
son. Blair. Neb. RE-MK4 Nl
FARM LANDS. C. F. HARR18ON , 18 N. T. Life.
II E rN2S
SIGHTLY HALF IX > T. ORCHARD HILL ,
south , front , three or four blocks north of rca-
errotr. Address A t. lie ? ollloe. RK St : II *
TUB CHEAPEST PROPERTY KVER OFFERED
wltnln < minutes' walk ot Dee building , full
lot. Will ttke cheap outside lot as t > art par-
inenU Fidelity , 1702 Faruani St. 4ltiHlJ
B \LE REAL ESTATE.
Conlrntttd ,
DO YOU WANT A FrrJKfbVTHtDB UUILDINO
lotT IVe will sell you one within a mile for
half Its value snd tisopin outside clear lot ns
part rarmcnt. Fldclltr , ,1701 Farnam St
/ ! ; -
60X92 riSKT , CORNHIl JTAHKBR AND ZTTH
JSW.OH Gooil trackan.lnUii will leave or build
to suit tennnt. Good.xtihurbfut ncreags chenp.
Oardera laml for VejU. 8. 8. Curtis. 180J
llamey street. S RE-MM9 IS *
PIANOS A < ND ORGANS.
'IH3 WEEK THE i rOLLOWINO IKSTRU.
mcnts , for cash or. monthly payments ;
'no ' IIa1 upright plAhoJ , II70.W
.nother Hale upright pinner 1W.OO
ne- Hall A Son upright piano 110.00
hlo Valley suuara piano. . . . . . , CO.OO
lamn & Hamlln orgnn. . Il.SO
eatly organ , high top Z2.60
Imlth Amerlcnn organ. : high top , -7.59
njlor A Fiuley organ , high top. . . . . 85.03
ClmbaU , Emerson anl Hsllet-Davls pianos.
A. HOSPE. JR. , U13 DjuclR't st.
1.1131 031
F PURCHASED AT ONCH
One upright piano , KO.
sold. * ' '
One 3strlngnew scale piano , U87.&X
One new Weg'man , $3M.
One new WeBmati , IHO ,
One Katey organ , 13) .
One Klmball orgnn. * I5.
One Bay State organ , It ) .
One Shonlnger , 123.
One Rood organ , IIS.
Woodbrldge Bros. . 120 N. ISth lrel < . ,
r. on
MUSIC TEACHEB.
1ARTIN CAHN. TEACHER OF PIANO-
forte. Htudlo. 40 N. 23(3 ( st. Mill O31
MUSIC , AltT AND LANGUAGE.
G. F. GELLENBECIC. BANJOIST3 AND
teacher. 1S10 California street. 911
DllESSMAKINCr.
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. 21M B. 10T1I.
FINE DRESSMAKING AT LOWEST PRICES.
Madami , Corbett , 424 N. 17th St. , cor. Cast.
Mil. 0 *
.ADIES . , CALL AT 1B11 DOUGLAS STREET
for latest designs In drcasniaklDe ; work guar
anteed. WMJ lir
DRESSMAKING IN PRIVATE KAMILII5Sji'IT
and style guaranteed. Address A ! 2. Bee.
BICYCLES.
BICYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELED.
Tires and sundries. S&fel opened , repaired. C.
R. HeQIn , locksmith. 311 N. 10th st. 934
BICYCLES ALL STYLES.
ALL PRICEa
Send for our list of second-hand and shop
worn bicycles. Repairs and cycle sundries of
all kinds. M. O. Daxon , 402 N. 1Mb at. 3
BICYCLE PRICES CUT IN TWO ,
A ' 94 Fowler for SSLSO.
A ' 91 Sylph for JS1.50.
Other makes equally an low. Be * our stock
and set our prices before buying ,
A. II. PERR1GO & CO. , 121t Douglas street.
MT-0-27
STOVES.
BEST HEATERS ON EARTH.
Be sure you examine tltem before you buy.
Parties who desire the , choice of the best line
of stoves on the market must buy either the
Favorite baseburner or the- Oak heating -loves.
They have been manufactured the past * ) years ,
and where they have been used alongside ol
other stoves have proven th intelves the most
economical stoves made , "We uuaranteo them.
They are the cheapest and beat stoves made.
We have the Bom steel range , a model of per-
A. M' . McCargar. 110 'l { . Ulh street.
1 M22I Nl
PLUMBEKS.
J. -IIANIOAN , PLUMBING. STEAM AND
hot waterheatlnB' , 2703 Leaveuworth DC. CJ1
lTEEPLUMBINCl OF" EVERY' KIND. GAS.
steam & hot water heating- ; sew rsgc. 313 S. JO.
S3 !
JOHN HOWE & CO. , PLUMBING. STBAM AND
hot wattr beating , ensfixtures , globes , 421 S. li.
t - 8a
KRUGKR BROS. , SANITARY PLUMBING , GAS
mtlnir , drnln having ; 'XcJcpbonf < 127 < > . 2815
je.et. ' . * * * *
_ > | r. -i t to
ELECTBIDAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES 'AKD CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage batteries recharged ; electrical and gen *
eral machinists ; superior woik guaranteed.
O-uaha electrical Works , 817 and 1 a ICtli Bt.
943
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC *
tors tor electric llRht and motor plants and al
kinds of Electrical construction. Western , elee *
trio Bupply Co. , US ana t-0 X. l&th zl. 911
WOLFE ELECTRICAL" CO. SUPPLIES AND
electric wiring. 1411 Capitol ave. Tel. lilt.
M132 031
BUSINESS 'NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCILVUMPJPE ; FACTORY ; OLD
pipes made new. 61 ? ft 16th. 910
DAMAGED MIRRORS KESILVERED , 719 N. 16
, 941
THE NEATEST BARBER SHOP IN CITY
court of Bee building. ' 1'rcd lluelow. 311
ROONER. & EISELE. SIGN PAINTERS ; BKST
work at lowut prices. ISIS Douglas strttt.
UNDEBTAKEBB AND ESIBAX.IYIER3
II. K. BURKETT. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer , IMS Chicago St. , telephone 90. 937
SWANSON & VALIEN. .UNDERTAKERS AND
embalmcrs.ltOl Cumins > t. , telephone 1040.SS3
SS3
U. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EM-
balraer , HIT Farnam at. , telephone , 123. 833
C. W. BAKER. UNDERTAKER , 613 B. 1 ST.
611
GAS KDETUBES.
WE ARC CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE LINE
of eas and electric light fixtures , globes ,
etc. , at cosl. as we are absolutely retiring
from the fixture business. It will pay lo buy
at once.Tho HusseySi Day Co. , 411 South
Hth st , Ramgo buimine. CIS O21
GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTUREo
mad * tn design and flalih to harmonize with
any architectural style desired byF. . M. RUE
sell , 113 S. llth street. . U790 O2Z
STOVE BEPA1BS.
STOVK ItEPAIRS FOR M.OOO DIFFERENT
makes of stoves. Water attachments and con
oectlons a specialty. 1207 Douglas street , Omaha
Stove Bepalr Woikx M ITS
STOVE REPAIRS OF * ALL KINDS ; ALSO
hotel ranee and general axsortment of ranges
cooks & h-atem : water ; attachments put In I
connected at J. Hughes , WT S. 13 st & Jack-on.
VU OK
HOTELS.
AJSTNA HOUSE ( EUnoUEAN ) N. W. COIL
13Ui and Dodce. Itoom , by day or week.
" MMl
HOTEL BAllKKn. I2.M PEJV DAY. 14 nOOMS
In the heart of tht laistness housei. Bpecla
rates anfl accommod.iUonB-.la
. , . . ! , „ „ _ . . . ,1 , . > * . . . - .1 commercial trav
weeij DJ montij
SHOBTHAND AJTD 3-YPEWBITINO. ,
VAN BAJTTS BCHOOUOI' SHORT HAND
N. Y. Life , Omaha. Ajjk.pr circular. T31
r.OOSK'B OU DU8INES9CpLI.EOB | : . 15 & I'/.P
rlrl
OMAHA COMMEHCIA3iriCOt.LI ! an , 1 TH AND
Uouglai ; send for cntatPffUe , Rohrboueh llros.
NI
BUTLDING & LOANra.SSOCIATION
HOW TO GET A 1IOS1K "bR SECURE GOOD
interest on savings. I AfUr to Omaha L. ,
II. As 'n. 1701 Dee PldgU. . II. Nattlnger. Sec.
-VT U3
BHARES IN MUTUAL'fil XND B. ASSN. PAY
C , 7 , I per cent when.il ] ti S years old , alwayi
redeemable , 17M Farnam .sU Nattlnger , sec.
' * > 953
CABPENTERS 4ND BUILDEBS ,
HAMILTON BROS. . GENERAL CONTRACT
on and builders , carpenter work , storm win
daws and doors. Ill B. Ittli sL , teL 1171.
021
. n. MORRILU CARPENTER AND BUILDER
paper banging and ibrns. brickwork and plas
tertng. OlHce109 B. Hth st. , telephone Va.ta
ta
OPTICIANS.
OM > IIA OPTICAL Ca. LEADING OPTICIANS
J. F. Ponder , manager. Eyes tested free. 2 :
South Hlh , In Kin-lei's drug itor * . M223 *
THE ALOE A TENFOLD CO. , BCIENTIFI
cptlelani. 1408 farnam' St. . eppostt * Paxto
hotel. Eyes examined ( r . 78V
PLOBISTS.
S. II. 8T-SWART. FLORIUT ; ALL 1CI.ND3 O
bulbs and cut flowers ; 1623 Capitol avenue.
173.030
HKW UULUS. JUST IMPORTED. CUT FLOW
ers. Hcsi & Bwobodo. Paxton hotel. Kit Farn.
MIS3
L03T.
X > ST Bundar nlghl , wmewhens on thf > Dodge
n.nd North Twentieth cable line , n purse-con
taining a. tn.alt mim of money nnd a trunk
kry. Kinder will recelvo- reword by leaving
al Bee counting1 room ,
HAY AND DRAIN.
UY TOUR HAY IJY TON OH CAR LOTS. WIS
bur hay. A. H. Snydtr , IMS Butt it , Xel , HOT.
DM
NEBRASKA HAY CO , , WHOLESALE HAY.
grain and mill stuff. We are always on tht
market to buy or sell. 1102-4-6 Nicholas si.9i3
9i3
COAL.
3. T , MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL Of
fice to 20 S. Win St. Brown bbiclc. BM
HERIDAN COAL , EXCELLENT SUBSTITUTE
for hard coal and H.M ton cheaper. 160j Fnr-
nirn street ; main entrance Uoard of Trade.
153 O29
TYPEWBITEBS.
TOLI3N TYPEWRITERS OFFERED FOR
sale should tnnke you suspicious ; funny they
are moatly Bmllh's. Try one and you will un
derstand whys full line of supplies. Bmlth-
Premler Co. , 17tli and Farnam ; telephone , ISSt
M 3711
MERCHANT TAILORS.
WISH TO ANNOUNCK THI3 ATHUVAL OF
IMl'OHTBD AND DOMESTIC
Fait ntld Winter
WOOLENS.
a. A. Llndqulit , Merchant Tailor , Hi S. 15th it.
MM7
CORNICE.
VESTEH.N COIINICD 1VOUKH. GALVANIZED
Iron cornices. 17ZJ St. Mary's avo. 9H
coiiNicn WOUKS. JOHN EPU-
n l r. prop , , 108,110 , Hi N. llth. Eilab. 18C1.
FURNACES.
1BST FURNACE MADB. SOtT COAL BMOKE
consuming uiul hard coil lurnaccs. Lagle Car-
nice Worhi. lOI-HO-UJ N. llth t. W
DENTISTS.
Dn. OKOnOKS. NASON , DKNTIST , SUITE Z0
Paxton block , Itlb and Farnam sis. Tel. ill.
983
DH. PAUL , DENTIST , MM 1IUHT ST. 961
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDEUMY AND FUIlS. SEN1J FOH CATA.
George K. Drown , jr. , & Co. , 103 B. 16th.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
OMAHA COMUCKCIAI * COLLEGE. 16TH AND
Douclaat Bend for catalogue. Holirbough Urou.
tmi Nl
STENOGRAPHERS.
' . J. BUTCL1FFE. OBNEnAI , BTBNOO.
grapher. 232 lleo building ; . Telephona 97.MO
MO II
WHOLESALE COAL.
OtlNSON imO3. . WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all kind * of coat Correspondence sollcllrd.
100S Farnam el. Ill
DYE WORKED
BCItOEDSACK , TWIN CITY DYE WORKS ,
1521 Farnam street. Dyeing of every descrip
tion and dry cleaning. 87
GRINDING.
HAZORS , SHEARS , CLIPPERS. LAWN MOW.
ere , etc. A. L. Undeland , IW 8. llth. 792
BICYCLE RIDING.
I1ICTCLE IUDINQ BC11OOL. 17U CAP. AVB.
JI235 N !
OTHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTEIUNQ VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH
M , B. Walkln. 2111 Cumin ? . Tel. C02. 90S
JOB PKLNTING.
rtliED JOB PRINTING CO. flNE PRINTING
of all klnJa. 17th St. . Dee bulldlnp. l * > 7
NIGHT SCHOOLS.
uoosE'tt ' ou. jiuaiNKsa COLLIOK , K & FAR ,
. , 604
PAWNBROKERS ,
II. MAROVTITZ LOANS MONEY. 41S N. J5TII.
J5TII.IM
IM
Or the Liquor Habit Poillltrlr C'ural
ny adiutnlaterlitff l > r. Iluluet *
< loMn 9 | > rrlflr.
iltom b elTBa in u < jupofoofl > o ot tta. erin foofl ,
vrlthoutthelcno-wledgo oftui patient. ItlcibioluteH
nanntftss. and will effect a permanent and tpecdy
on re. irbttner the patlint It a ncdeiale drinker or
An Jo3holio wrec * . It Jun been Elven In tbounndi
> f easot.and ineverrjoatanoea perfect cur * aural.
> we _ < 3. UNerrrl-'alli. TneejratemonaaliapreEnatKl
.tn lie Bpeol6c.lt becamean utter imt-oiilbllltr
r td liquor appetite to exist.
1OLDKN Ml'KCIKJO CO. . Frop'n , C'lnrlnn.lt , r. ,
40-r * e book of paxtio\l ra fro * . To bo bad n'
> r tale by Kubn Co. , Druggisu. Cort'o
and Douglas street * . Omah
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Bco
Building , OMAHA. Nob. Adviuo FREE
RKlLWflY TIME CHRD
Lea.es I CHICAGO : NORTHWEST N I ArrtVes
OmshalU. P. Depot. J0th & Mason au.l Omaha
lloSam Eastern Express 6:3 : nm
4:00pm : Vestlbuled Limited JMOam
: SSara Mo. Valley Local , . . . 10:30pm :
6l5pm..Omaha. ; Chicago Special. . . . . . . 2:15pm
Leaves ( CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & q.Arrives {
Omaha I D pnt 10th and Mason Sts. I Omaha
:45pm. : , . . Chicago Vestibule S:5Janj
:4Jam : C'Jilcago Kxprvss 4:2opjn
T.fCpm..Chicago and Iowa Local UWara
11 ! Kam Pacing Junction Local t > ; 55pm
Leaves IBURL1NGTON & MO. RIVER.IArrlves
Omaha | Depot 10th and/Mason Sts. I Onvliaa
10l'iam. : . . , . . . , . , . Denver Eai > reu. . . . .
lOHonm Dendwood Express 4:1 Opm
: Kprn ) Denver ixpre a 4li > pci
ti ( pni > .Nebraska Local ( except Sunday ) . . < : Wpm
8:15am..Lincoln Local ( except Sunady.ll:2San
Leaves I K. a. BT. J. & C. B. ( Arrives
Omabal Depot 10th and Jlaeon Bts. I Omaha
' '
l.-iSam..Kansas Cltr'D'ay Kxpress
IMSpm.K. C. Nlcht Ex. via. U. P. Trans.
leaves I i.'HICAUO. R. 1. A PACIFIC ( Arrives
OroahalU. P. Depot. lOUi & Mason Bin. I Omaha
EAST.
ll:10am..Atlantic Express ( ex. &unday > . . . tCipm
:2iiin. . . . . Nluht Exprcua CSOam
4 : < 0pm..Chicago Vestlbuled Llmltfd , . . . lD5uin
llt5pmOkIalioina Km. ( to C. U. ex Hun.ll:3upm )
1 "
"
WEST.
6:00ain.Oklahoma : & Texas Exp. le. .
l:10im Oolorado Limited lSJpn
Leaves I UNION PAC1FIO
Omaha ] Union Depot , IQlli A Mason Sts. | Omaha
lDt51mV. : Kearney l xprens , . . . lCOpin
2Upm Overland Flyer. E:40im
tlSpra.Beatrlc : & Biromub'i ; Kx ( ex Sun ) lM > pn
l:40pm : Pacific Impress lOdfam
l:30pm Fast Mall. . . .
Leaveq ) CHICAGO , MIL. Ik BT. PAUL. lArrlveT
Omaha [ Union Depot , 10th and Mason till. | Omaha
l:3Spm. : . . , .Chlcagu Limited lS : ara
U:10am..Chlcnso " Expresi ( ex. Sun. ) . . , . E:00pn
Leaves I F. , E. & MO. VALLEY. ( Arrives
Omalial Depot ISth and ' Webster SU. | Omaha
iToSam .TJeadwood'Express E:10nm :
lOSani.Ex. BaL ) Wyo. KK. < Bx. Mon. } . C.0pm :
EWpra..NorIollc Express ( Ex. Bunday.10 ) : Un
St. Paul Express i:4 : an
Leaves k MISSOURI PACIFIC. ( Arrlres
Omaha ) Depot lith and Webster Sts. I Omaha
l00am U.SL .Louis Uxpreus . , . . looan
t:30pm 1..8C. Ixiuls Eiprcss „ . . lKon ;
C'.lPpm.Dally ( tt. Bun. ) Nebraska Ivocal , .
Leaves I C , . BT. P. , 'M. & O. ( Arrives
Qmahal Depot 15th. and Webster Bis. -Omahi I
.Sioux City Accoin. ( Ex. Bun. ] . . , 8:01rrm :
I9OOun..BlouK City Aocora. ( Sun. Only. ) . . l:0r : > d
Jtll&pm..Bloux City Express IKs. Bun.ll:6sim ) !
t:30pm : Bt Paul Limited. . . . . . . . . . J40m ;
Leaves" ! SlOl5x CITY t "PACIFIC [
OmahilUnlon XXepot , 10th A Mason tits. ) Oman *
littara. . Sioux : < aty Passenger
! Bpm. . . Bt. Paul Exprem..l : < lOan
Leaves I BIOUX'CITY
-
Omabal Depot 1Mb and Webster Stt. I Omah
tiJOpm Kt. Paul Limited :4aani
tJOOpm . . .Chicago Limited : < 0am
Leaves 4 'WABAail RAILWAY. ( Arrives
Omahjl Union P p < > U IQIIi Jb Mason BU.J OraalM
iMpm. , tit. Louis Cannon Hill lf:15pra :
lt B Stings Cnr Deufncsi.
> V. tb Jones , a farmer living a few mile
from Sioux Fulls. 3. D. , bu juut recovcrei
his bsuinff In a most remarkable manner
Fire Tears ago ho becatno very deaf. an <
lnc tlien. though he has tried yarloui kind
of treatment , hla hearing hai been practical !
( one. The other day lie iras workluj ; with
avrarm of bee * , and manr of thorn , Eettlii
under the net 'wblcb. corere'd hla face , etun
him aeverelr on the e ri , The next day til
deafness lett him , and now be can not enl
hear xlth hla old power , but hl hearing I
much more icate than formerly.
'I1IL ' PARKER'S ' JERKED YESISOS
Jo D. Marvin In \VAslilnnton Btnr.
In the winter of 1871 , the SlouK Indians
avInR committed acrloMs. depredations In
ha Yellowstone and neighboring regions ,
cncral Crook , commanding the government
roops In that district , resolved to punish
ticm. First , however , ha sent them word
hat tlicy must cease from their depreda-
lens and return to their reservation. They
reatcd his communication with contempt ,
nd , accordingly , on March 1 , 1871 , Colonel
V. n. Williamson , acting under orders from
Ocncr.it Crook , act out with ten companies
f cavalry , some COO men , to make a forced
arch to the place where the Sioux wort )
nown to have established themselves. Ills
nsructionswere ( to foal the Indians the
everest blow possible.
With pack horses to carry Ills rations and
amp equipments , Colonel Williamson pro-
eeded to a point some thirty miles from the
ndlans , and there established a temporary
amp and headquarters. Hnvlni ; done this
to led about flfty men In charge of the
amp , and , supplying the rest with such ra-
Ions as they couM easily carry In their haver-
acks , ho sot forth with them fora swift ride
o the Indians' rendezvous , each man being
rmcil with a carblno and a revolver anil car-
ylng a supply of ammunition. Among the
Ulcers who accompanied Colonel Williamson
vero his Eon , Lieutenant Arthur Wllllnm-
on , who had ns yet seen but little rough ox-
terieiice , and Captain I'hll I'nrkcr , who had
> een In several engagements \\ltli the In-
lans , and who was , moreover , shrewd In
rtlftco and device when occasion required ,
Colonel Williamson knew that ho should flnd
n him a valuable assistant In his undcrtak-
nc , and ho realized thnt his undertaking
vas a illfllcuH one. The Indians outnumbered
its force probably two to one , nnd they were
ugly and full of flght. The xupply of rations
and ammunition they were able to carry was
necessarily small and the weather was fe.ir-
ully cold , General Sheridan , In his report
of this raid , says that thn cold was HO In-
CMSO that tha mercury congealed In the
hcrmometer.
The troops reached the camp of the In
dians the next morning just at daylight nnd
made an attack at once , dashing Into their
'Illaco and taking them
completely by sur
prise , The Indians , roused from slumber ,
; elzed their weapons , but could not make a
itand against the fire of the cavalry In their
nldst , and , gliding along the ground and
lodging from tree to tree , they fled In all
directions. A few were killed , but the great
lulk of them escaped , fleeing Into the woods ,
where It was useless for cavalry to attempt
o follow them. Colonel "Williamson at once
cave orders to set lire to the village , and
everything , lodges , blankets and food was
piled In heaps and burned. Nothing now re
mained that could bo of use to the Indians
xcept their ponies. There were about SCO
of these corralled at ona end of the village.
Some of the Indians had tried to get their
lonlea before escaping , but the soldiers were
Between them and the fold In which they
were Inclosed and they wcro obliged to flee
without them.
If the cavalry could now kill these ponies
the Indians would be left helpless. They
would not be able to get back to their reser
vation , and , deprived of their food and blan
ks , which had been burned , they would
surely starve and freeze. Colonel Williamson
realized this , and ho at once directed that
: ) io ponlea should lie killed. But bow to kill
them was a problem. It would not do to
shoot them. Their supply of ammunition
was too small. If they used up 800 cartridges
n killing the ] < onlcs they might soon Ilnd
.hemselves nt the mercy of the Indians , who
lad their weapons , nnd who , rendered des
perate by their losses , were certain to attack
them. If they had axes , they might accom
plish the work of destruction , but they had
none. Searching through the devastated vil
lage they found three or four hatchets , nnd
with these an equal number of men begun
to knock the ponies In the head or to hack
and malm them. This was n slow process ,
md It was not long before they were obliged
to discontinue It , us the Indians , concealed In
xho thick woods which surrounded the vil
lage , began to pour In their bullets upon the
soldiers with fearful accuracy.
Colonel Williamson saw that ho must get
his men out of the woods Into ihe open
ilaln , where they could return the flro and
force the Indians to keep their distance , and
ns they would not stop to kill the ponies , and
as the Indians must not be allowed to recover
them , bo decided to take them along , driving
them ahead of the cavalry , nnd killing and
maiming them as best they could as they
proceeded back to their temporary camp.
This lie at once set about to do , but not with
out the greatest difficulty. The ponies were
excited by the firing , and by the killing of
some of their number , and It was almost Im
possible to keep them herded together , nnd
: o force them along. The Indians , seeing
their ponies being driven away , became more
desperate and bold , and harassed the troops
fearfully. Rcfore they reached the plain at
a point beyond the range of the enemy's
bullets Ored from the woods several of the
men were killed and others were wounded.
The hardships which the soldiers bad en
dured from the time when they left their
temporary camp on the preceding afternoon
were terrible. They had ridden all night
through an atmosphere so cold that their
: > renth congealed as soon as It left their nos
trils ; their faces and hands were covered
with Ice ; ears were frozen , and hands and
feet were benumbed ; many of them were
wounded , and as yet ncne of them had had a
mouthful of food. They now stopped on the
plaJn and built fires and proceeded to pre
[ uro their breakfast. But this they were not
allowed to do In peace. The moment they
dismounted and began their preparations the
Indians poured forth from the woods directly
loward them , coming to with In 300 or 400
yards , and firing Into them , at the same time
aboutlng with all their might , in the hope
at stampeding the panics. The troops re
turned the fire , and , remounting their horses ,
they drove the Indians back Into the woods ,
jut as soon OB they returned to their stop
ping place the Indians renewed their bold at
tack. Again and again the cavalry drove
Dack their desperate foes , and again and
again they returned.
This harassing warfare was kept up during
the whole of the day. It was only by
unatches and by a few at a time that their
food could bo cooked And eaten. Vfhen night
came It was far worse. The savages , scat
tering themselves In the darkness , fairly sur
rounded them and kept up a continual fire.
They were unable to obtain any sleep ; the
cold was still Intense , and many of them
were wounded. It was a fearful situation
Of course the cavalry could have mounted
and galloped away , hut they-could not do this
nnd take the ponler with them , and If they
left them behind the Indians would capture
nnd mount them and giro chase , and , a *
they outnumbered the. icldlora two to one , a
battle would be unequal.
This state of things continued through the
next day and night , the Indians becoming
even bolder than on the day before. On the
( bird day Colonel Williamson resolved to
move on at all hazardo. He realized tha
there were two things that must uo done
h must take his men back to camp and he
must not let the Indians recover their ponies
As they moved on across the plain , keeping
the ponies together and driving them along
the Indiana followed , alternately rushing for
ward and tiring Into them and as swiftly re
turning and scattering In all directions. Th
progress of the cavalry under these clrcum
ilancfs wan necessarily slow. During tha
last two days they 1iad advanced only elgh
or nine miles. Some twenty rnllea still lay
before them.
The situation of the troops was now ng
cravatod by the giving out of their rations
To bo sure , they could cat horseflesh , and
thuy had plenty of It. There was now an ad
dltlonal motive for killing the ponies ; they
required their flesh for food , and horseflesi
will probably sustain llfo aawell as venison
There Is a sentiment in men's minds , how
ever , which makes the necessity of resorting
to such diet anything but agreeable. Soldier
become accustomed to hard alternatives , am
these COO cavalrymen , whoa th pangs o
hunger became excessive ; brought themielve
to partake of tha objectlonabU Kustenancc
without much dial cully , all but one. Younj
Lieutenant Williamson , -whom I bavo men
tloned as hiving accompanied hla father
Colonel Wllllinuon , upon this raid , was tin
iccustomed to rough service. Ha had see
cnly the easy aide of a aoldler'i , life. II
wai. perhaps , something : of what they cal
In far iwl parlance , a tenderfoot. At leas
ha had a tinder stomach. Ho could not ea
pony meat. When the troops stopped to prepare
pare their food , and. cutting strips of flea
from the ponies they had slaughtered , brollet
them over their fires , and ftto them wit
more or leu relish , he could not Join them
lie could not even Iwk on and witness th
rocoedlntf. Th sight of the dreadful pror.
nder ren th thought of It was horribly
ffenslro to his legibilities. His srmpathtj-
UK companions did everythingthey couia
a overcome his sentimental scruple * . They
til trim and sightly cutlets and broiled thorn
ntll they wcro crlp nnd brown , but It was
o use. Ho could not eat them. The conso-
ucnco was ho went-unfed. There was not a ,
crap of venison or dried be f or biscuit or
t anything but pony meat to bo had ,
To RO without food In any season In bad
nough , but with the temperature at 40 fle-
irces below zero It Is more a question of
reczlng than of starvation. The lieutenant
aa obliged , to heat himself continually , and
o get others to heat his llmba to keep his
lood In circulation. Colonel Williamson bo-
tmo alarmed for his son's llfo , nnd ho
egged htm to eat the food , but all In vain.
On the third day after the rations gave
tt the colonel nnd Captain I'hll Parker ,
ho. as I have already said , was n man
f lie-view , were riding together , when th
oloncl asked the captain It ho could not
link of some way to overcome his aon's
enllrncntal feeling- , and , nftcr pondering
while , the captain replied that ho would sco
lint ho could do.
Ho had hit upon a plan , and the next llmo
hey stopped to prepare thnlr food ho preceded -
ceded to carry It out. Cuttln from 0119
' . the slaughtered ponlos a strip ot moat
tnllar to the strips of Jerked antelope meat
hlcli had formed a part of their rations
hen they started on this trip , ho heated
slowly heforo the fire , to give it n dried
ppearanco , nnd then put It Into his haver-
ick , where. In a llltlo while , It was frozen
Iff. Afterward , as they rode along , lettlni ;
10 of the men Into his scheme , ho told
Im to toll the lieutenant , as the greatest of
avers , and under the strictest Injunction of
ecrecy ns , to who was his Informant , that
aptaln I'hll couldn't cat pony meat ajiy
ioro than he could , and that ho had aomo
ntclope meat In his haversack. It wna not
nany minutes after this was dona before
lo young lieutenant drew alongside of the
aptaln , who had purposely drawn his horse
little apart from the- others , and told him
hat ho had learned , begging him for Qod'a
ake to glvo blin a piece of his nntelopo
neat.
'I ' haven't ' got any , " said the captain em-
Imtlcally.
" .yes , you have , " Insisted tha starving
outh.
"I tell you I have not. How could I have
ny when the rations gave out days nnoj"
"Now look here , Captain I'hll , one of the
ion told me that ho saw you got same an-
elope meat out of your Imversnck , and that
ou couldn't cat horse meat any moro than I
an. "
"Who told you ? "
"I swore I wouldn't tell. "
"If I linew the man I'd kill him. Now ,
ook here. I have a small strip ot nntelopo
icat , but I shall need It all and more too
cforu wo get cut ot this d d scrape. If
divide with you I shall probably hare to
o without myself , but If you will swear
hat you won't tell anyone I will give you
piece. "
Thfl lieutenant swore by nil the gods that
e woul.lu't tell , and the captain , looking
bout , as It ho were afrnld that some ono
iould see what was going on , reached Into
Is haversack nnd took out the strip of pony
neat he had prepared a little whllo before ,
nd cutting off a very smalt pteca ho cau-
lously handed It to the starving wretch , who
lzed It fiercely , and Immediately concealed
: In his haversack , and at evening' , when
hey stopped and built their ( Ires , ho made
aste to broil It , eating It voraciously.
Vlien his companions wondered at his cat-
ng pony meat , ho told them that his hunger
ad overcome his scruples , thinking the
vhllo to himself how they were fooled ,
The next day he began begging1 again to .the
aptaln for another piece , and again the cap-
aln Insisted that he could not let him Imve
ny without endangering his own llfo.
"If I glvo it to you I shall starve , and I
must think ot myself , for I have a wife and
hlldren , and you haven't. "
"Hut you wouldn't see me starve , would
-ou ? "
"If you starve it will only be the fortune
f war , " the captain answered grimly. "II
no of us must starve I had rather it should
ie you. "
"Captain , I'll glvo you my whole month's
; olary when we get back to the fort It yoU'
will let : no layo ) one morp piece. "
The captain' finally , yielded , after again
mklng him Bwear that he would not tell
any one , and warning him not to forget that
ie owed him $180.
All this tlrno their suffering from cold and
atlgue and the harassing by the Indiana
lad continued , hut they had managed to kill
a good many of the ponies , and they wcro
low not more than ten miles from their
amp. Colonel Williamson accordingly de-
ilded that the time had como for dcclslvo
.ctlon. Sending two riders to gallop ahead
o the camp to announce that the troops
vould arrive that evening , and to see that
< lg cunpflrcs were built and abundant rations
vere cooked , the colonel ordered the men
o rldo In among the ponies with their re-
rolvcrs and shoot them as rapidly as possible.
This was Bpcedtly accomplished , and in a
hort time the whole troop galloped away ,
caving the Indians behind with no resources
pxc pt the food which their dead ponies af-
ordcd. That night , as the soldiers Eat
around their camiiflre after an abundant
supper , enjoying the comforts of vrnraillj
and sated appetites and their pipes , as they
iad never enjoyed them before. Lieutenant
Williamson told how Captain Parker had ,
Raved his life by sharing his antelope meat
vlth him. "But , " fold he , with dolcrous
expression , "ho mndo mo pay for It ; 1'vo got
o glvo him my month's salary for a pleco
jf Jerked meat no bigger than my hand. "
The time had now como for the captain
o let the cat out of the bag , which be pro
ceeded to do , and when , amid the roars of
aughtcr of officers and men , the young lleu-
enant rrallxcd how ho had been duped , and
hat he had eaten pony meat after nil. he
iroke nway from the campfire and rushed out
nto the darkness , * where , as the narrator
, vho told me the story said , he Uirew up
everything but his commission.
The scrofulous taint which may liavo been
n your blood "for years , may be thoroughly
expelled by giving Hood's Saraaparilla a
rial.
Drink Tlm-e 1'lnU of Water Dally.
"A reason. " says a physician , "why I often
irescrJbo one of the mineral water * for my
latienU and have them take It dally in con
siderable quantities li simply to glvo them
sufficient water. It Is an error committed by
nany otherwise sensible and intelligent per
sons that drinking much water Interferes
with digestion. One of those persons said to
ma lately : 'I rarely drink a swallow ot
water ; a cup of coffee with my breakfast , a
cup of tea or chocolate with my luncheon and
an after dinner cup of coffee again with my
dinner , that Is practically all the liquid I
lake' ( tats with an air of conscious rectitude ) .
To begin with , tea , coffee , chocolate or beer ,
wine and the like are not substitutes for
water , which i one of the most Important
of all substances required for the nourishment
of the body. Don't drain a half-pint glass
of iced water Just as you sit down to cat.
That Is palpably Injurious ; but do Jiavo a big
glass of water that has been boiled and coaled
brought to you on waking , and by the time
the bath and toilet have been accomplished
and breakfast IB to bo taken the- water will
not bo an Interfering agent. About three
pints of water n day should b regularly
taken ; fully this la needed by the ay stem. "
Oregon Kidney Tea euros nervous brtd-
atbea. Trial size , 25 cents. All drujrt.tlt.
A l.uftan In ilpurnalum.
Boston Transcript ; Professor of Journal *
Ism If you were called upon to report n
dog flght , what would be your governing
consideration ?
Class To Increase the sporting circula
tion without driving : away the religious
readers. i
Professor How I * this to b accom
plished ?
CUs By deplorlnc the brutality of th
exhibition and then describing it ,
Professor What destroys barns ?
Class The lire ( lend.
Professor What did the sc no dot
Class Beggared description *
Prufossor That will do for today. To
morrow you may prepare yourselves for ex
amination on baffilnc investigation.
When Aitriraj tick , we care ber CaitorU ,
"When sha was si Child , the cried for CutorU.
When sJifl bocnmo Mlsj , s3ia clung to Cutoiit ,
When she hid Children , sh e T U m Oastoctl