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THE OMAHA DAILY JBEE : JTRTDA.Y , MAY 24 , 1895.
SPE01RL MOTIGBS.
AdYcrilArnicnt * for UICMI columns -will
tMbrn until 12I3O p. m , for the oTeiilncnnil
until 8 p. in. for the morning anil Sunday
r ( III Ion ,
AdverlUcni , by reqneitlne n nntnlmrert
rltcck , can Imvo nriMver * ntlilrrmed In a
numbered letter In ruru of The Hon. An *
Mrcrn no Mitilrpfmcil ulll Im drllv-crml U | > n
I iturntHtlon of tha chcrlc only. Itntm ,
1 l-8c n \ < urcl , lint Insertion , lo n word
liertlificr. Nothing tnkoii for Ins than SCo
for IIrut ImrrlliMi
'Iheito mlvrrtlitcments mast tun cninccu-
tUely.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
A YOUNO OnilMAN WOMAN ( WIDOW )
wants to da Bf > nernl liouseuork In rmnll fam
ily preferred , 3M > Woolwoilh avenue.
avenue.AM1W 2I
POSITION 1IY TUOHOltaillA" COMTHTCNT
young laily Blrnogrniilicr. experienced In Kfn-
rral ultlce work : best city rcfeiCMICPH. Addrpm
P C7. lleo. A-M2W 2J
WANTEU HEL1 > .
( WANTED , 1.000 MEN TO WIUTK ME TODAY
for Ihe receipt ( abHohitcly fri'c , In plain sraloil
rnvolcrw ) which curcil in" of nfrrom ileUllty ,
rxhniiKlrtl vitality , Me. AOilress C. J. Wnlkcr ,
_ box 1.311. Kalamazoo , Mich. D-MIC3 _
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WANTED. MAN TO TAKE "OUOERH IN f'lTY
for nlil rstalillnliril house ; former experience
unnccranarjr nnd Biliary tiulil weekly. Apply
after 9 a. m. nt 1516 Dougim. D-.MCHJC
WANTED , BAI.ESMIWT
The HiinkH Nursery Co. ,
Mlln-uukrc , Win. U M750 J10
SALESMEN TO BELL 11AKINO 1'OVVDEn.
\Vo put nur KorxU In Klas.i rolling pint. JCJ
mon'li ' nnil cuprous or commission. CliiciiKo
Ilaklng 1'owJcr Co. , 767 Van Duren nt. . Chi
cago. H-MS'M ' 20-
CUHA.N rUECKLES , 1'UIIE AND MILD. CO.
11-181 JS1
A LIVE MAN TOR OUTSIDE POSITION.
l > oolki-p | 'r or Mlcm.in preferred. Slcacly em
ployment : Bond wiiR ! references required.
Apply Thumday , E. J. Stanley , CIS 1'axion
block , "I
HEUAMi.K NEWSPAPER CAN-
vanstr for Chlc.ieo ilnlly In Iowa ; permanent
pOBltlon. Address L ltli Leslie. Omnlin.
U-M213 2t
WANTED , MAN TO SELL dllOCBUY SI'E-
clalty lo trade In city ; utato uiperlenrr , etc.
1 * M. lice. -M2I2 2C'
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WANTED- JiM ALE HELP.
AKE YOU HONEST , SO1JEU. INDUSTH1OUHT
If HO , cncuKe with ua fur lS3i ; 1300 a month ,
53.COO u year : you can mukc It tsuty : xlx hours
a day. Our UKenU do not complain of hard
lime * . \Vhy7 They ure making money veiling
our Perfection ninli WnBher ; the. only practical
family uushcr manufactured ; vasheu , dries
nnd ynillslica OI&htH perfectly In two minutes ;
no experience nece-gsary , u child of S operates
U fn lly ; cheap und durable ; wi'lllht. thirteen
pounds ; maile of anti-rust uncct mid : cnpjc-
ily , NX ) pieces ; flO.OO'J ' for Its e > iual ; every lam-
llynntit one ; you don't have lo canvas ; ns
coon ns people know you have It for rale
they senif for illHli waxher ; e.ich ugi-nl'H
territory protected ; no coiiipelllluii ; we fur-
nlijli ftumplc ( weighs BX | pounds ) In nhe cane
to lady uRi-nts lo laku orders with ; one acnt | ;
limdo J21I.E3 first ten days. Address for /nil
particulars 1'erfcctlon Mfs. Co. , Englewooil , III.
C M359
WANTED , COMPETENT OIHL. FOIl GEN-
cral hounrwoik. 2001 Pacific nt. C M1D 25 <
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\VANTEIJ-MATlfo N AND DOMESTIC"AT TnE
Houth Omah.L hospital ; reretunce * leuulieil.
Apply In person Tufsd.iy. May 2'tli , at 3
o'clock p. m. , ut Boulh Omaha ho.'pltnt.
ITOR BENT HOUSES.
I1OUSEB , ! ' . K. HAULING , UA11KEK 11I.OCIJ.
D-3W
IIOUES IN ALL I'AHTS OL' THE CITY. THE
O. K. Davis company , 1W > 1'urnam. D 361
HOUSES ; 11ENEWA & CO. , 108 N. 15TII ST.
I ) 303
J | II. E. COLE CO. LAHGEST LIST IN OMAHA.
U A ! 3114
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1 * . > rrta . . . FAItNAM STHEET.
\V. M. Uojrsrs , 1323 l-'arnani street. D-3S
NICE MODEUN FLATS , CHEAP. J. W.
Squire , SlilJre _ ItuililniK. U 518
Fbll HENT , DES1UAIILE HOUSES.
U rooniH , Sill S. 2llh hi. , i3' ' > .
I t-uonw , < 203 Cumins Bt. , > .
7 rooms , t:0 N. 27ih u\c. . { 2J.50.
II rooms , 1907 Casa at. , J10.
D rooms , 4927 Davenport St. , (10 ,
C roomu , 3420 Jacknon nt. . fS.
C rooms , 3313 Pnilt hi , , $7.
Kee Klrtpllly Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam ft. D 531
I-AIIGE LIST. F. D.VEAU , 1CTII & DOUGLAS.
D 517 J3
FOn KENT , FINE NEW 10-IIOOM HOUSE. E20
N. Mill l. II. T. Clarke , 213 Hoard of Trade.
D G53
11ENTAL 'AGENCY , 310 NO. 10TH ST.
D-727
FOH UENT. FLATH AT NOIVTHEAST COK-
ner of iiih nml Howard sis. ; ne\\ly papered
nnd painted ; $15.00 u month. Inquire room
S14 , First National Hank llldff. D 728 M
Foir U ENT AT iTELLVUE. NEAR II. It.
depot , a line ID-room house , line grounds ;
nhundant fruit ; also 4-ruont catlnge. II nry T.
Claik , No. 211) . llonrd of Trade , Omaha , or
W. II. Hct7 , llcllvue. U 730
A FLAT. 7 HOOMSr\VITli 11ATH AND GAB ;
very complete ! mutable for housekeeping. .116
So. 2Cth t. " Mlll _
NEAtlLY NEAv'c-nOOM COTTAGE \VITll
bulh , reduced lo U3.W. 1M33 California st.
VEIIY DESIHAllI.n"FUnNISHED HOUSE ,
close In. J. H. Hlurwood , 4-'J N. Y. Life.
FOIl UENT. IIo'lTSEsT TEN-UOOM MODEIIN
house , close In ; fi-i-oom cottage , cily water ;
Uoio tHill.Uns. . 13C8 Fauiam. U S. SKInner ,
agent , 310 New Yoik Life. D-M91
_ _ _
iT AND 7-nOOM FLATH. RANGE AND ALL
niddein conveniences. Call l comer Hat * * A. "
701 H. ICth St. Gcorga Clouser. D-93) 27
10-HOOM HOUSE , MODEKN. LOCATED I'll
Douglas. % V. F. Claik. D-M9.15 JU
FHUNISirED OU UNFUUNISHED ; THE
ImmUoinest residence In ICi'imtzn Place. For
particulars enquire Adolph Meyer , ISth and
Fiivtmin. i D 152
i'OU miNT. 9 HOOM HOUSE , MODEUN IM-
pnivi menu , well localcd. Inqulie l < ii)5 Sher
man avenue- . D M1CV
B-ROOM FUUNISIIED COTTAGE NEAU ALL
Snlulx .chuich ; .line location ; references rc-
nulied. Call C01 South 2 lh strecl. D-197-2 : *
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FOH HINT A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
hail * , iKMiiitlfnlly located , corn-intent I' * husl-
nem. For nuitleulam Inquire of L. K. riUlnmr ,
room SIO New York Life. D-2W-:9
FOU JSK.NT. MODEUN 10-UUOM HOl'SE. IS ]
Orac Rt. . $ J ) , Apply to I. A. Pcoll. Omaha
Nat , tank. ' D Mill M
Foil KENT FOU THE SPMMEIt. MY UES-
IrtenciN S. W. ci rner S3th avenun anil H"Ward.
ftunlKJiiil wllli all modern c-nvcnl n es , lea-
vniinhln 'tnrlsht parly. lniul ( \ V.V. . Pole.
1114 Harney Hreel. D M11 24
lOli RUNT iUUN Jtir-EJ3 HOOMS.
NICE SO I 'Til FliONT UOOM.YELL FUU-
nlthcd , iiflvulo family. Call 2412 Cusn st.
NICELY FUUNISIIED ROOMS FOU
Call lit 2137 Douglas. FOUEM7S2 1
TWO FRONT P.OOMS , IIVTH. SSI
D.ivenriort ; ' K JIBiT
PLEASANT HOOM . 1913 -MSl-7
1'NFI'UNISHED IIOOMH , SOUTH 25TH
avenue. G-92S 23 *
FUIINIHUED UOOM. Cili S. lTlt STREET.
1S-M107 .I1S *
FOR RENT. DESinAIlLE
furnished raotni. l 2t Clilcaico rtren.
E-MU9 21 *
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S ROOMS Ki'RNIsilEn FOU LIGHT 1KPJSE-
keeping , J12.th > pr month , JU'JJ N'-nlh l tli sireet.
1IOUHEKEEPING UOOMS. CON V EN 1 EN
chuiii , cool , largo lawn. 2CH St. Mary's.
F/-M1M 21 *
WIDOW lADY HAH A NICELY Ft'UNISHEn
fitint room to lent cheap ; balh In house.
Call SOO N. Hill. E-M181 24
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FOU RIJNT-NICELY J UUNISHBD "SCITK OP
rooms , south f i > nsur > , wllh honrd ; private
family ; line location , ZM DouslaH n ; refer-
ena-o. E .M21I-2I
1 NICE FfUNISIIEO UOOMS FOU LIGHT.
housi-keerlntr. 1112 South lltli. E-2U3-28'
. PLhIASANT FUU.S'ISHKir ROOMS
for vcnl , prlvalo fninlly , lo Mnsle irenile-
men ; Inratlcii < > m * of ll'o meat deslrablu In
Ilia cltv ; refvivnces lequIiviL Addu-si P 0) ,
Th-a t < n\Cf. \ ' E M215 2C *
I'.OOMj AND BOAUD
110AIID AND UOoiiTjJ.W WEEK. 14J1 CASS.
F M7M 24 *
TR1VATB FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE
( Milleman and wife , or two fntlfmn : pit-as-
ant fiont ro.Min , gent board , at 2411 Cuss.
_ _ _ _ _ _ F-MI8H 23
TU15 ROSE. milARNEV. Nl E FURNISHED
roe i wltli board ; ( .pecUl rulea lo gcnllmcn.
F-201 322 *
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IiOOMS WITH IlO.uifJ AT TIIU SUUINEU ,
j : . | h slr.'et. p Mji'j oj"
BUSINESS IvOTICES.
DAMAGED MIP.ROP.S UE.SIL I.'RED , 7U N K.
IM
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFIOE3
Toil RENT THE 4-STOUY DIUCK I1U1LDINO ,
91 Farnnm slreel. This building has n fire ,
proof cement basement , complete steam heal
ing fixtures : waler on alt floors , gus , lc. Ap.
ply at th office of The Ree. 1 910
TO 11 RENT-FIRST CLASS THREE-STORY
and basement brick store building. 1003 For.
nmn street. Suitable for any kind of business.
Inquire 314 , First Nallonnl bank building.
I-MSSI-23
DESK ROOM. WILLIAM J. WELSHANS. 331
Rosrd of Trade. 1 MES7
AGENTS WANTED.
MEN AND WOMEN. 15 TO 110 A DAY. ADdress -
dress Ihe Handy Healer Co. , S3I New York
Life bldg. , Omnlin , Neb. J-913
AGENTS WANTEO-U.OO' ) IN 3 MONTHS I1Y
one nct-nt selling the new Stoddarl edlllon of
I-'neyclfTiaMlla Ilrltnnnlca up to dal1 ; low
prices nnd ensy payinrnli nmko orders come
en .y. Writ * for lernn and lerrltory to S. A.
I nik. gen. ngt. for west. 213 und 21G Hall bl.lg. ,
Kansas Clly. Mo. J 202-2 ! *
THE NP.W EDUCATION" IS THE MOST
nspfttl school work ever published ; hundreds of
ng nls wanted to wll lo school Imnrd * . The
Diamond Lllho Publishing Co. , Minneapolis ,
Minn. J-M20H 21
WANTED TO KENT.
LIST HOUSES FOR RENT WITH G. G. WAL-
luce , 312 Drown blk. Have calls for collages.
LIST HOUSES FOR RENT WITH F. D. WEAO.
K 548-J3
IIY A LADY AND SON. FOUU t'NFITHNISHED
rooms ; must be within 14 ! mllei of jmslomce ,
nol moro lhan two blocks from nlreet car Una
nnrt where t Hrd can be had In samp nouse or
near by. Address Mrs , A. E. Goodall. care of
E. E. Ilruce & Co. K M173 23
STORAGE.
STOUAGE. FRANK EWERS , 12H HAUNEY.
M 3iG
I1EST STORAGE RIIILDINO IN OMAHA. U. 8.
gov. Iranded vvarehouw ; household goods stored ;
lowesl rates. 1013-1015 Leavenwnrth. M 377
STOVEH STOHED IH'HINO SUMMER TEL.
9CO. 1207 Douglas. Omaha Stove Repair Works.
M 378
ACIFIC STORAGE & WAREHOUSE CO. , 9TH
& Jones Bis. General utoiage nnd forwarding.
M 574
WANTED TO BIT *
WANTBD-A STOCK OF GOODS WORTH 4,000
to J5.000. Address M 19 , Omaha Dec.N
N Mjl8
STOCKS OF CLOTHING. GENTS' FURNISHIngs -
Ings , hats nnd shoes. S. Arnstcln , 1303 Douglas
.ip < u.t Omaha. Neb. N M706-J8
FOE. SALE FURNITURE.
FOR SALK-ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL TO
New York , will sell all Ihe furniture , carpets ,
etc. . of n 10-room house cheap. Call at 551
S. 26th nve. O M621
FOR BALE-HORSESWAGONS.ETO
BALE OR TRADE. FOR OUOCEUIES , A
buggy horse. 1512 Douglas "t
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
WEOMAN PIANOS. IIRIDOEPOIIT ORGANS.
Woodbrldge Hros. , 117 S. 17th. Q-873
HARDWOOD COMIHNATION HOG AND
chicken fence. Chas. R. Lee. , 0th and Douglas.
Q 3SO
THE STANDARD CATTLE CO. , AMES. NEIL ,
has 400 Ions good l > alcd hay lo sell. Q Mli2
FOU SALE-A PET DEEU. INQUIRE A. D.
Drandels , lloslon Slore. g-MC9l
FOR SALE SECOND HAND IIILLIARD TAble -
blo in good condition. Inquire room 311 , First
National banltblds. _ SlJ53-
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FOR SA"LE-COLUMrIA , 37 LBS. IN GOOD
condition , $35.00. A. L. Hampton , with Am.
Hand Sewed Shoe Co. XJ-179-21 *
CUHAN FUECKLES SOLD EVERYWHERE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOU RENT-DAIRY FARM NEAU SOUTH
Omaha. II. H. Harder & Co. . HUD bulhllng.
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CLAIRVOYANTS
MRS. Dn. II. WAUUEN , CLAIRVOYANT , REliable -
liable business medium , 81H year nt 119 N. IClh.
8 2SI
MASSAGK , iiA'l'HS. ETO.
MADAM SMITH , 602 S. 13TH , 2D FLOOR , ROOM
3mecnellc. . vapor , alcohol , sleam. sulphurlne
and sea baths. T-M1W-25-
MOST COMMODIOUS RATH PAHLOUS IN
city. Mrne. Howcll , 318 & 380 S. l..lh ; thoroughly
practical chiropodist and manicurist attendant.
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MADAM LA HUE. 1017 HOWARD
MASHAGE. MADAME UEUNAUD , 1 1DOPOE.
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MUS. DR. LEON. ELEOANT MASSAGE AND
electric bnth pariors. reslful and refrcslilnB.
No. 412 North 14th street. T-M115-S
1 TURKISH BATHS.
TURKISH IIATHS : ONLY PLACE IN CITY
exclusively for ladles. Sullo 103-110 , llee bid- .
SIX DATHS JJ. MME. POST , 31DVi 8. > 5T,0
PERSONAL.
THE IJELLE EPPEULY COHSET , MADE TO
order from measure. 1900 Fnrnnm sliccl.
VIAVI CO. , S4 < ! 11EE IJLDO. j HEALTH llOOIi
free ; home trcalment ; ludy nllcndanl. U 3SI
U. HAAS , FLORIST. PLANTS. CUT FLOWEItS.
luinquel , hall , icsldence and grave decorations.
1813 Vlnton street. Telephone 776. U MOW
PAPElT CONTAIN7Na UEAL PHOTOS OF
ladles wishing tu wed mailed for stamp. P.o\
1CUS , Denver , Colo. M174-M2J *
IJATHS. MASSAGE. MME. POST. 19Vi S. UTH.
PRIVATE HOME FOR LADIES DURING
conilncmcnl : battles adopted or othcnvlse pro-
vldcd tar. Z523 Caldvvell street , Omaha. Neb.
U M86G-J12 *
CUIJAN FRECKLES. WORTH IOC ' '
MONEY TO LOAN KEAL ESTATE
ANTHONY IXJAN ATIU'ST CO. , 518 N. Y. LIFE ,
loans ut l w rates for choice security In Ne-
hra > ki : and Iowa farms or Omaha clly properly.
W 331
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
r < -ul estate. IJruman , Love & Co. , Paxlon blk.
W 5S5
IMPROVED CITY LOANS AT LOWEST HATES ,
11. II. Harder & Co. , cround Moor. llee bide.
W 121-1IEI
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at C per cent. W. II. ilclUol , Ut Nat. Ilk. bl-lg.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
properly. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnam.
W 583
INVESTORS DIRECTORY CO. . 10 WALL ST. ,
Now York , offer nny part 100.CDO eastern In
vestors' names , who have money to invest ;
Just compiled. Write for parllculars.
AGENCY. U. S. MORTGAGE CO. SU11MIT
lo.ins to Pustty & Thomas , Council JlluITs olilce.
W-4S5
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR. D15 N. Y. LIFE.
W 3SS
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES TIIE
O. F. Davis'Co. , 1505 Farnam st. W 3&8
LOANS ON IMPROVED & PNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith it Co. , 1320 Farnam.
W-390
Hl'E INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
F. O. Cliejiiey , Kansas City , Mo.
MIS *
MONEY TO "LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURN1-
ture. pianos , horses , wacon * . or any kind ot
chattel security nt lowest possible rates , which
you can pay back ut any time or In nny
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. ,
Room 4 , Wlthnell block. X57J
MONEx' TO 1XXVN ON Fl'HNlTUUE. PIANOS ,
noises , wagons , etc. . at lovvesl lales In city ;
no removal of Roods ; strictly conndenllal ; you
can pay the loan off 'at any time or In any
amaunl.
OMAHA MOUTGAGE LOAN CO. .
304 So. 16lli St.
St.X.170
J. II. HADDOCK. ROOM'427 , RAMGE 11LOCK.
X 371
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE AND
pianos. Fred Terry. 420 Ramce blk. X 371
BUSINESS CHANCES.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES ARE NOW
offered by the markets to easily multiply small
capital each week by speculatlnc. Our custom
er ! make ble money. Bora * 1200.00 to MOO.00 a
week , on a JKJC.OO tm-cttmtnt , C n we not da
the Mine for you7 Small margin required.
Our bonlt on successful speculation and dally
market teller , full of money producing pointer * ,
sent free. Speculate through experts. Tliomat
& Co. . bankers nd brokers. Rial to bl.Irr. , Chi-
caw. 111. Y-M917-JI6'
FOR SALE-MY LOAN AND JEWELRY Bl'Si.
ness. Fred Mohle. 1517H Farnam.
Y-M691-JM
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Continued.
A RARE CHANCE ) A WELL ESTARLISHED
produce commission business In splendid lo
cation In Omaha for sale nt a bargain ; com
pletely equipped for butter ami eggs , llest oC
reasons for eelllne. Address P M , lleo.
Y-1K K
CUHAN FRECKLES , THE ONLY CIGAR. EC.
Y 14 JJ1
FOU HALIF1RST CLASS OMAHA Ill'TCHER
shop ; Booit ronnnis for selltnp. Aililress P tl ,
care Omaha llee. Y 1 1 ! C
FOK EXCHANGE.
A NICE STYLE FAMILY HORSE. COAL
black , sound. Rood free driver nnd Ken lie In
every way , to exchange for Rood driving horse.
Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnam atreet.
Z MSSJ
LEAN DIIUO STOCK AND iH'ILDINO TO
exchange for clear lands In Nebraska , Knn as ,
Missouri or Arkansas. Address R. E. Everett ,
MolnRonn. la. SC-MI67 2I
IOUSE. 9 ROOMS , MODERN , WELL LO-
catcd , lot 40x110 , clear , lo exchance f < ir Kansas
Clly properly or farm In eastern Kansas or
western Missouri. J. II. Parrolte. Douutas
lllock. 7-lS'-20 '
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'O TRADE , A GOOD PAYING MANtPAC-
lurlnK flgency ; trnde cstalill he < li for eqully
In fmall place ; or a K < v > d team for stock ;
reason for selling , have other business. P 39 ,
Rep. Z M192
iVANTED. TO SELL A FIUST-CLASS PUIV-
Intt horse , 7 years old. Slyll h , free driver.
Bate and sound. Will Irnilc for Rood saddle
horse , hlRh Rrad new bicycle , or open lo
offer * . Address V 56 , llee. 7. MI93 2l
'OR EXCHANGE , 80-ACRE FARM IN GREAT
FUK.ir beet dlstrlcl ; miUe. or bank slock pre
ferred. W. O. Templelon , 403 N. Y. Life.
7.-M217 0
'OR EXCHANGE , I HAVE 13.0 < ACRES OF
land In Montgomery county , Georgia , which I
will sell or exchange for property In Iowa or
eastern Nebraska. I < ands In that part of Georgia
an > now receiving much ntuuitloii by norlh-
crn Inveslors. D. J. Lake , 022-21 Fnrnam si.
X-M2IO 2C
HE NICEST FAMILY HOUSE IN THE CITY
for Bale rhenp , ur will Irade for bicycle. Ad
dress P LS , llee. K MS11
FOR SALE Kh'AL ESTATE.
USTRACTS. THE UNION REED COMPANY.
RE-I58
MPROVED GARDEN LANDS NEAU OMAHA
at prices that will surprise ) ou , If lakcn
vvllhln 2 weeks. J. II. Shcrvvojd , 423 N. Y. Life.
HE M724
JAUGAINS. HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS ;
sale or Iradc. F. K. Damns , llarker lllock.
inir.c .
UAUGAINS , SALE OU TUADE IN CITY PROP-
crllcs and farms. Jno. N. Frenzer , opp. 1 * . O.
SNAPS , D TO 6 MILES FROM OMAHA P. O.
40 , SO or 120 acres. Improved , 130.00 per acre ;
209 acres. J35.00 per acre ; 250 acres. IO.OO per
aciej 6 10-acre tracts , 75.00 to $100.00 ] icr acre.
Must be sold. P40 N. Y. L. bldg. UE-M2J4
[ 'OR SALE LOT 14T IlLK rnAKEU PLACE.
This lot Is (0x128 , south front , near car ; will
pell cheap on easy monthly payments to right
pnrty. Also lot 2 , In Iluckcye Place , and lot 1
blk G , Pcpplelon Park. Take a look at the
lots nnd If they Bull you cull nnd I will make
prlco and terms to suit. Geo. 1J. TzschurU , llee
onicc. Omaha. RB-Cjl
I'ARM LANDS. C. F. HARRISON. N. Y , L.
RE-638-J7 *
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CORNER. CI',4 FT. , CASS ST. , JC30.
CO ft. . North 25th , 1030. Hundred per ccnl In
Iheso In 12 mos.
Ames. 1C17 Furnnm. RE-933-21'
7-UOOM MODERN COTTAGE , SC2 N. 40TII ,
only J3.700.00 ; great bargain. HE M7'JO
NEW 5-llOOM COTTAGE. LARGE LOT. ONLY
11,900.00 , Clark and N. 21sl ; snap. RE M7SI1
HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS. SELL AND
buy lols , ncros , farms. Garvln Bros.,210 N. Y. L.
RE-374
FOR SALE , LOT Clx123 FT. . 23TH AND I55ARD
sis. , at grade , { 900.00 ; lot COxlDO ft. , wllh barn ,
six room house nnd fruit Irees In yard , 35th
and Hurt sis , . 11,600.00 ; 40 acres six miles from
poBtolllce , northwest , S4.000.00. Poller and
George company , cor. IClh and Faniani sis.
RE M959 25
AN OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE TIME.
To get a most complele collage home In the
clly.
The price on Ihese two beautiful cottages on
Hurt fct. . near 28th. lion been reduced J300
each If sold during Ihe next week.
They are G rooms each , with bath , closet , hoi
and cold water , conrieted cellar under whole
house ; electric flxtuies nnd electric llitht. Jus
comnleted , wllh sewer , clly wnler , yards al'
sodded , etc. , 1 block to electric line.
In fact , these cottages are models of beauty nml
convenience.
No Kuch cotlngp In the city can be purchnsed ns
cheap ns wo are authorized to sell these himes
Terms , JDOO or more cash .balance easy terms.
This property Is desllned to DC one of Ihe mosl
beaullful lesldence localllles In the clly In a
RE MEMItER NOW IS THE TIME TO RUY.
WHILE PROPERTY IS CHEAP.
COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU TIIE
SEEN TO HE APPRECIATED.
Fidelity Trust Company 1702 Farnnrm
n.coo FOU COZY HOME , WELL nun/p. 6
rooms , easl front , near cars ; J200 cash , bal.
mnnthly , per cent ; clly water , cistern. Ames
1617 Farnam. RE-149 21 *
WANTED. 8) ACRES FOR CASH.
Wnnteil. ICO for cash.
"Wanted. 20rt acres for cash.
Wanted. J40 nofl mrrchandlsp for land.
\Vnnted , K.OOf ) hnuse for cash.
Wnntod. Jin.000 house for cash.
Wniled , house nnd cash for farm.
Wanted , to loan out S..00. six per cent.
\Vnnt"d In iKirrnw J700. 8 p"r cent.
Wanted , cheap lot for cash.
AVantod. la. farm for lot and cash.
Wmiled. bicycle for clear lot.
Wanted , hr.rse . nnd liuggv for clear lot.
Wanted house for lot and cash.
r. F. Harrison. 912 N. Y. Life. RE-193-22 *
UNDERTAKERS AN1J EMB ALMEK3
H. K. 1U-RKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
emt lmer , 1C18 Chicago St. . lelephone 91 408
SWANSON & VALIEN. 1701 CUMING , TEU 10V
M. O. MA1TL , UNDERTAKER AND EMI1ALM
cr. 1417 Farnam nt. . telephone 225. 410
C. W. 3AKER. UNDERTAKER , C13 S. 1GTH ST
M. O. DAXON. 402 N. ICTH. Z03
VICTOR RICYCLES. THE FINEST OF A LI
bicycles. Omahn Illcycle Co. , 323 N. ICth street
STERLING , nt'ILT LIKE A WATCH. WEST
ern Electrical Supply Co. , 1315 Howard slreet
SEE THE VISIHLE RALL IIEAHINGS ON
Relay Special. Will Harnum & llro. , 123 N. 15tf
396
UEMINGTON AND EAGLE. CROSS GUN CO.
110 S. 15th streel. S97
A. L. DEANB & CO. . WHOLESALE AND HE
lall bicycles. 1116 Farnam slreet ; bicycle
sold on easy payments , 1
WESTEUN UICYCLE & GUN CO. . 2116 CUMING
CGI
MANTELS , OKATUS AND TILES
WOOD MANTELS. ORATES. TILES FOU Fill
places , vesllbules and large Hears ; write fo
catalogue. Milton Hogers & Sons , Omaha.
M399
CU.IL ,
D. T MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
olllcc to 209 S. 16th St. , Urown block. 4 > J
BEST IB TIIE CHEAPEST. NO SMOKE
No sool. 2.000 pounds oC Ihe bebt Wyoming
coal. I4.SO , delivered. Just think uf It ! VOL
have to i y that for dlrly , smoky coal. I
yctu are Inleicsled In llio fuel nucslluii us
Sheridan coal. 1605 Farnam street. M401
PASTUBAGE.
WE HAVE IM ACRES OF I1LUE GRASS PAS
ture for horses , board fence , gprlng water
Ilarton & Phclps , Gllmorc , Neb. , or A. W
Pr.elps & Son , W7 N. Y. Lite bldj. . Tel. 1034
478-Jnlyl
PASTURE. CATTLE & HORSES. T. MUUUAY
90S J1S
BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & D. ASS'N PA1
S.7. 8 per cent when 1 , t , 3 years old. always
redeemable. 1704 Farnam st. Naltlnger , Sec.
414
HOW TO GET A HOME OU BECUUE GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & U.
Ass'n , 1704 lite IJIdg. 6. W. Nalllnger. Sec.
413
HOTELS.
HOTEL UAUKEU , 13TH AND JONES STS.
75 rooms ut tl.M per day.
SO rooms at 12.00 per day.
Special rales to commercial travelers. Room
ami board by week or month. Frank Illldllch
manager. 4
HOUSE ( El-ROPEAN ) . N. W. COl
ISt'i and Dodge. Rooras by day or we.k.
403
PUMP3 AND WINDMILLS.
C. II. HOYDEN. I'UMPS AND WIND MILLS
all kinds of pump repairing. Lravt ordtr
wllh Churchill Pump Co. ; tclentione. 3.
M1C3 J21 *
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTHAC-
tors for electric light and motor plants and a :
kinds of f Ifclrlnl consrrncllon.Vestcrn Elec
trical Suipljo > . , I5U HjukrU tl. 4J4
XSTSMALLJERSEY COW , WHITE SPOT
on right side , alar. Uuiorncd. 3923 Ames nve.
Lost 200-21 *
O ARPE N T E K3
. E. MORRILL , PAPnnjJtANOlNG. HOUSE
sign painting ; brick \vi > rk. [ ilnMcrlng ; off. H. 1 ,
Darker blk. ; tel. 735 ; rfcyiislJ N. 24th St.
S w < as
HORTHAND
, . C. VAN SANTS SCHOOL. 613 N. Y. LIFE.
H v
MUSIO , ART AN LANGUAGES.
IEOUOE F. OELLENUECK. 11ANJO AND
sultar Icacher. 1011 CAss street. MIU9
DKC.S8MAKING.
JHEPS MAKING IN FAMIUES , 4316 GRANT.
M-130 M2I
PAWNUROKERd.
I. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY , 418 N. It BT.
413
DENTISTS.
UR. PAUL , DENTIST , 2)20 ) HURT BT. . 417
Jiwyors and solicitors. SUBS & CO. Hoc
, OMA11A , Neb. Advlco IWEB.
RAILWAK TIME CARD
Leaves IUUUL1NGTON & MO. RIVEU.IArrlves
UnialiajUnion Dcpotllh4s _ ( ) _ Masun Sls. [ um.uia
0:16am Denver Express S43jm
4:35pm.llk. : Hills , Mont. & I'uget Sml. Ex. 4ljpm
4:35pin : Denver Express 4:10jim :
C:4 : pm..Nebraska Local ( except San-lay ) . . 7:4opm :
815am..Lincoln Local ( except 8unliy.ll:25.\m :
2:45pin..Fast : Mall ( for Lincoln ) Dally. . . .
avcs ( CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & Q.lArrlvos
Omaha ] Union Depot , 10th & Mason Sis.Omaha (
4.-42pm Chicago Vestibule..rscMam '
8Warn : Chicago Express 415pm ;
7Wpm..Chicago : nnd St. Louis Express. . 8iMam :
l:3Sam : 1-acino Junction Local 6:3lptn : )
Fast Mall _ _ 2'jpm :
Leaves | CHICAG < X M1L. & S'i' . PAUL.Arrives (
OmahaUnion ] Depol. 10th & MasonJSlsJjpmaha
C:00pm : . . .V..Chicago Llmlled..T. . . . . . 9:30.un :
Chicago Express ( ex. Sun. ) tiOOpni
Leaves ( C1UCAUO & NORTH\VEdTN.Arrives |
OmqhaUiilcn | Depot , 10th & Mmon Sls , | Omaha
iTOBaniT.TT. Easlern Express C:30pm
4:00pm : Ycstlbuled LlmlleJ 9 ; 40am
( ; S5am Mo. Valley Local 10:30pm
Omaha Chicago Special 215pm
Leaves | CHICAGO , U. I. & PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omahal Union Depol. 10th ffi Mason Sls. | Omaha
SAST.
lOOam..Allaritlc ; Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . . 6.5pm ; :
fi:25pm NlKht Express 9S5.im :
4:3l'pm..Chicago : Vestlbuled Limited. . . . l:3Jpm
WEST.
< :00pm..Oklahoma & Texas Ex ( ex Sun.10:3am
1 ; 4Qpm Coloiado Limited 4:00pm :
Leaves | C. , ST. P. , M. .t O. 'Arrives
Omaha | Depot. Itlh and Wcbs'.or Sis. I Omaha
TT2."iam..Nebraska Pasisnger ( daify ; . . . . glupm :
< :20pm..Sioux : City Express ( ex. Sun..Hiam ) :
tilOpm . . .SI. Paul Llmlleii 10:3.Jam :
Leaves I F. E. & MU. VALLEV. ( Arrives"
Omaha ) Depol , 15lh and Webster St.- . I Omaha
T:10pm Fast Mail and Expiecs 4:55pm :
2:10pm.ex. : ( Hat ) Wyo. Ex. ( ex. Mon. ) . . . 4E5pm :
9ODam..Norfolk : Express lex. Sunday.10:3'Jam ) : '
6ilUpm 51. Paul Exprtss 10:35am :
Leaves I K. C. , ST. J. tc C. U. ( Ainves
OmahajUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sis.Omaha [
*
OtMam..Kansas Clly DayExpressOpm
C:4pm.K. : C. Night Ex , via U. P. Tiuns. 6Mam
Leavcs | MISSOURI PACIFIC.lArrives"
Omahaj Depot , lth and Webster Sis. | Omaha
l6T40am sC Louls "Exprcss..r. C:00am :
D3'pm ; ' ) St. Louis Express 6OBpm :
S:30nn Ncbmsliq Local ( ex. Sun. ) 9:00jm
Leaves I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. ( Arrives
(3maha | _ Depot , 15lh and Webster Sts. ( Omnhq
GjlOpmTTT..7r.Sli I'auT . . . . . . .
Leaves I SIOUX "CITYr& PACIFIC. | Arrives"
Oinalial Union Depot , 10th & Mason Sts. | Omaha
CG5am : Sioux City Passenger . . . .
f > : . . _ . . . . . Paul Llmlled1..1..1..12:33pm :
Lca.-cs I UNION fSXcifFlij prrflVes"
Omaha I Union Depot , lOlh & Mason 8ts. | Omaha
lOiOOam Kearney Express 3:4nn
2:00pm : Overland Flyer D:3Jpin :
2CrOpm.Beal'ce : & Slrotnsb'g Ex. ( ex.Sun ) . 3:4'ipm :
" :20prii Pacino Express 10t,5.im :
CUjrn Fast Mall 4lurm :
Leaves I WAI1ASH RAILWAY. ( Arrlvu
OrnahnlUnton Depot , 10th A Mason Sin.I Omahn
yi.moxs ixsT.ii.z OFFICCIIS.
Lincoln tlio Scenn of Roma IntercslliiK
\Vort : in This Lino.
LINCOLN. May 23. ( Special. ) Delta
Lodge of Perfection No. 4 , Valley of Lincoln ,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rlto Masonry ,
held an Installation of olllcera at Masonic
temple tills evening. The following were
present : Messrs. HowarJ , Holier , Cook
Hudge , Stoneureaker , Baker. Jones , Buck-
staff , Johnson , McArthur , Sewell , Simmons
Woodruff , Weaver , Miller , Oakley , Lllllbrldge
Chapln , Van Duyn , Summers , Kdmlsten
Mills , Stone , Wilson , Slaughter , Wilkinson
Herman , Gregory. Hewitt , Llnpencott , Llon-
liardt , A. M. Davis , W. C. Davis , Hall , Har-
wood , H. II. Wilson , Turner , Sawyer , Mc-
Clay , Dunn. Hoppeck ; Mesclames Ston ?
Wilson. Slaughter , Hewitt , Llppen
cott , Llonhardt , Davis , Hall , HarwooJ
Wilson Turner , Sawyer , McClay , Hoppsck
Baiter , Jones , JfcArthur , Woodruff , Oakley
Lllllbrldge , Chapln , Summers.
The choir comprised Mrs. Cheency , Misses
Sewell and Turner nnd Messrs. Raymond am
Hewitt. Mr. Henry H. Wilson presided ns
toastmaster nnd the following responded
"Stato Council of the Ulto , " Thomas Sowcll
"Delta Lodge of , Perfection , " N. S. Harwood
"Retiring Venerable Master , " R. II. Oakley
"Tho Social Sldo of Masonry , " LJrad D
Slaughter ; "Masonry from n Woman's
Standpoint , " Mrs. P. M. Hall ; "Scottish Rit
Masonry , " John Hewitt ; "Scottish Masonrj
In Daily Life , " J. 8. Llonhardt ; "Anti
Masonic Prejudices. " H. A. Guild ; "The
Demands of Scottish Masonry , " W. S
Summers.
The following officers were Installed : Mas
ter , H. II. Wilson ; senior warden , H. S
Llppcncott ; Junior warden , C. II. Rudge
orator , R. I > . Y. Miller ; almoner , W. C
Davis ; secretary , C. B. Gregory ; treasurer
A. M. Davis ; masler of ceremonlels , O. M
Stonehrcakcr ; expert , C. J. Jones ; asslstan
expert , D. Ii. Howard ; captain of the guards
\V. M. Hage ; tyler , George Cook ; forester
M. R. Hooker. At the conclusion of th
ceremonies an elaborate banquet was scrvcil
S.T.VTI : DKNTIM-V cu.NVrfM'ioN UNDKD
Nlnotecnlh Annti.it .Session of thp Ke <
brn Iin AHiocliitlnn Ulmed at Norfolk.
NOHKOLK , Nch. , May 23. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Thu nineteenth annual session of UK
Nebraska State Dentists' association closci
today. The following \\ere elected ofllcers
for the ensuing year ; J. S. McClcery , Beat
rice , president ; O. M. Huestls , Nebraska
City , vice president ; T , J. Hatllcld , York
recording secretary ; \ \ ' II. Latey. Omaha
corresponding secretary- ; . } ! . J. Cole , Norfolk
treasurer , nnd II. T. 'Filiepde , Seward , mom
her board of censors. Th $ next meeting wll
be held the third Tubsday of May , 1S C , n
a place to bo determined later. The dentist
were entertained -luncheon by Dr. am
MM. J. H. Cole , nndi thnlr stay at Norfolk
was pronounced pleasant'und profitable.
Circulated < nnnreiTt'lt Money.
NORTH I'LATTR. Neb , , May 23. ( Specla
Telegram. ) This morning two Italians geoff
off the westbound train and buying severa
small articles paid tgrJjiem in counterfcl
50-cent pieces. They g6t on the train agal
and left. The spurious coin , though n pooi
Imitation , was soon discovered and Sheriff
Miller was notified. lle , telegraphed the
sheriff of Cheyenne county , who captured
the men at Sidney , anil they will be brought
back here tomorrow morning. The money Is
pronounced an excellijn.V.counterfeit.-
Ills treat r TulimRo family.
TALMAQK , Neb. . May 23. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Paul Hamcl , a'harness dealer , dur
ing the past week has lost three children
from scarlet fever. Saturday Eldo , the 2-
year-old , died , and was burled Monday.
Wednesday Hobert , aged 11 , died , and this
morning Klsle , about 4 years old. succumbed.
The two last named children were burled
this evening. Kvery precaution now Is
being taken to prevent Its spread and the
disease no far Is confined to thU one family.
ffhen Baby was sick , we garo her Castorla.
When she was a Child , she cried for Cftsiorla ,
When she became Jibs , she clung to Caslorla.
n&n she bad Children , she gave them Castor ! * ,
THE FRAUDULENT CLAIM ,
I3Y IIONVAUU l-'IKbDINO. V
( Copyrighted. 1S93. )
CHAPTI3K II.
Th reader will not need to be told that
rossman was a dealer In cups with serpents
urging at the bottom of them. They went
o that agreeable resort. Two hours later
'reblc came out of the bar room. Iwiwrenco
vis asleep thcro with his head on a table.
The detective had in his pocket , nlonKildo of
10 Ilcrsch contract , an nRreement signed by
j.i\vrence that for the sum of $1,200 , half of
t payable before and the other half after the
rial , he would testify to the facts as given
love , with a certain email addition , If the
ompany should decide that It was necessary.
"Ho wouldn't have signed that If he'd
iwn sober , " muttered Treble. "Well , the
nd justifies the means. "
He went at once to the house whcro Mrs.
lonell lived. When a servant brought him
word that he would bo received ho arcended
omo stairs to the little suite which had been
home nml was desolate. A beautiful
oman , very pale and wan , stood waiting for
ilm. The room here many evidences of her
are , She was ono of HIOSD who accumulate
mall treasures by the way , and every one an
mbodled memory. There were many trlllcs
hat must have been very dear to both of
hem , and doubly dear to her alone.
"I have come on business , " said Treble ,
vhcn she had greeted him , "and I will ba
rlef. The Insurance company proposes to
ontcst your claim. "
She looked him squarely In the face and
Id not wince , but her eyes overflowed with
ear ; .
"Upon what grounds ? " she asked.
"Surely you must know. Your husband's
etter"
"What letter ? "
"The one which he sent from the club on
ho night of his death. "
"He sent none. "
"The company has evidence that he did , "
aid Treble calmly , " and that In It ho con-
essed that his policy was worthless. "
'Worthless ! He confessed It ? Is that
why people have been sent hero secretly to
enroll my room ? "
"It Is. Moreover , the letter has .been
ound. "
"Then It must bo restored to me. I de
mand It. "
"Hut its legal value to the company"
"I care nothing for that. Surely , you do
lot suppose that , If the money is not mine ,
will take It. But his letter I will have ,
and"
"One moment , please. I'd llko to have
on say that again. Suppose that you had
"ound the letter , mid It had contained that
vhlch would have legally prevented the pay-
He carried his -essarches t ( ) a successful Isiue
ment of the money , you would have disclosed
the contents and refused the money ? "
"What right have you to say the contrary ?
Am I a thief ? "
"No , Mrs. Monell , but almost everybody
else Is. Now , as to that letter"
"You say It has been found ? "
"I know where It Is. "
"Will you restore it to me ? "
"That will be beyond my power. "
"This Is Infamous ! " she exclaimed. "Is It
not enough that this company has for years
taken my husband's money"
"For years ? "
"Yes ; ho has been insured with them for
four years at least. They have taken his
money and they return us nothing. "
"Do I understand that that there Is more
than one ? "
"I have a little boy. You shall se ? him ;
but before you do , let mo tell you that I have
not enough money In the world to provide
him food for a single week. Uut I can work.
Let them keep their mcmy. Hut they shall
restore his letter to mo If there Is any law
In the land. You are one of them. Waltl
You shall see my boy. It Is he whom they
defraud , not m ? . I care nothing for myself. "
She stepped to a door communicating with
an adjoining apartment.
"A flne woman , " muttered Treble , "but
very deficient In business Instinct. I believe
she really would have let out the secret In'
that letter. Her husband was a fool to
write It. "
At her call there came a pretty boy of 4 , In
whom the mother's beauty was blended with
a darker , stronger type th ? face that she
had loved and would see no more. Children
take to Treble for his goad looks. The little
fellow wanted to make friends with him at
onct > .
"Not used to a spare diet , " muttered the
detective ; "but he may be. However , It
won't bo right away. "
With clever sleight of hanl ho slipped 1
something out of his pocket and tucked It i
under a big book on a table.
"A line boy Is Albert , " said Treble. ' "I
am glad to have seen him. Now , Mrs. Monell ,
I must go. "
"Hut you have told mo nothing. Why Is
the Insurance worthless. Why"
"I believe It Is something about the pay
ments. You musn't ask mo any more tiuc.3-
tlons now. Believe me. It's best not to.
Very soon you'll know all about It. "
Wo got away with the excrclso of Infinite
tact , avoiding further questions. In the
lower hall he paused a moment. There was
a curious ptce ! of antique furniture near
the door n table with an upright back bear
ing a small mirror. Perhaps a dre&'lng table
once , whereat ladles of the old school sat
comfortably anil admired their Images while
their maids were at work making corkscrew
curls. Time hail dealt unkindly with It , and
there was a wldo crack between the top and
the back.
"Sho wasn't at home when the letter
came , " ho raid to himself. "It was tossed
upon the table. Did I He when I eald I : 1
know where It was ? I think not. "
Ho explored the crack In the oU table and
found that It led to various recesses. Nebo -
bo 3 y came to disturb him and he carried his
rcsearchc. ) to a successful Issue.
On the following morning the detcotlvo ap
peared bright and early In the ofllco of Mr.
Hersch. That gentleman had not yet ar
rived , but Treble waited ) patiently , leaning
against the magnificently carved mantelpiece.
Hw was looking particularly well that mornIng -
Ing ; so well , In fact , that the experienced
Mr. llersch , when his eye 111 on the young
man , remarked Inwardly that ho had rarely
seen a safer rlek.
"Well , sir , " tald the detective , "I flatter
myself that I have brought thU business tea
a satisfactory conclusion. "
"Havo you got the letter ? "
"Walt a bit ; I've comethlng to say first.
It's In the nature of advlco. When you en
gage a detective , why don't you tell him the
whole story ? "
"What do you mean ? "
"Why , I've learned that Monell was Insured
In your company four years. Now , your
policies permit a man to commit sulclJe In
less time than that If bo wants to It's one
year , Isn't It ? "
"Yes , It's ono year. "
"Then what sort of a TooJ'a errand have I
been on ? "
"No fool's errand , Mr. Treble , as you shall
confess when you touch the money. This Is
the explanation. Our agent , Mr. Stanton , < 1I4
I mention him to you ? Well , he was a
friend of Monell and brought him Into our
cornpany. That was all right. He wa * a
good rlik. But about six month * ago , when
llonell'a affairs btcame 10 terribly Involved
and he got to worrying over them , Stanton
came to me 1 manage that part if the bust *
less , you know and said ho was afraid
Monell would kill himself.
"So I mention It In confidence we put up
a little job. Stanton ppnmaded Monell to
change his policy for a better ono and brought
ilm down here. The policy was changed.
The sulclda clause was the snmo In each , but
ho limit of one year ran from the Oato of
.ho new policy , not of the old one. I fixed
that so cleverly that Monell did not see It ,
and It was a devilish good stroke of husl-
icss. "
"So you made , a contract with him four
years ago by the terms of which lie was to
> ay a certain sum every six months , for
which consideration you ngrccd to Insure his
wife so far as money could do It against
oss by his death , provided that If ho wanted
.o commit suicide he should wait one yeitr
jofore doing It. Then , fearing that you might
"Stand back , Hcrsch ! "
liavo to pay the money ns agreed you got
u man who pretended to bo his friend to
ure him down to this den of devilish clever
justness , where , without knowing It , he gave
away the existence of his wife and child. "
What do you mean by this , Mr. Treble ? "
Simply what I said In the first place.
I've brought this business to a satisfactory
conclusion. I've got It Into such shape that
you'll have to pay that money and nothing
can save you.
Here Is that letter. It is sealed. No one
on earth knows what's in It or ever shall
know. I lay It on those coals. Stand back ,
Hersch ! You'll be an extra hazardous risk
If you take another step. So ! The letter Is
in ashes. Now dare you go Into court ? I
think not. "
Hersch was besldo himself with rage.
"Go into court ! " he yelled. "Yes ; nnd
bring you with m.e I'll light It on Law
rence's testimony alone. "
"My excellent friend , " said Treble calmly ,
"Mrs. Monell has a statement signed by
Lawrence in which he offers to perjure him
self for this company for $1,200. How would
that look In court ? "
"You lie ! " gasped llersch.
"No , I don't. It was In her room yester
day when I was there. It was under a big
book on her table. "
The two men looked Into each other's eyes
for a full minute. Then Ilersch turned away.
"I Btipposa you put It there , " he said.
"At nny rate , you have spoiled the case.
The claim will be paid , and so will my debt
to you. This shall cost you your position. "
It certainly should have done so when the
facts were reported at headquarters , but
somehow It didn't , but no cno would bejleve
that Hersch was telling the truth.
As for Treble , he only said : "Do I look
llko a man who would Jet $12,500 get away
from me for a mere matter of sentiment ? "
And they all agreed that he didn't.
( The End. )
I'ttOl'EliTl' A T TIIIi"i'KS"3l Wll 3II\KJ >
( Jilcstlon iif Whlrli In Mulo'n nnd Which In
DorRHii'M HntliorN Arbitrators.
LINCOLN , May 23. ( Special. ) A visit
the penitentiary reveals the fact that the i
pralsers of Contractor Dorgan's prison
property have more work before them than
has been anticipated. The chief difficulty
confronting them at this stage Is an equitable
separation and classification of the stuff.
Some of It belongs to Dorgan , eomc to the
state and much of It to Individual subcon
tractors.
The four or five days first thought to be
requisite to a correct appraisal will bo
lengthened out to at least two weeks. Even
after everything had been listed at the prisoi :
the appraisers will hold several cessions at
the state capital going over a pile of vouchers
covering a period of several years to asceitali
how much of the property listed already be
longs to the state and has been paid for by
direct legislative appropriation. The ap
pralscrs have employed two experts from
Omaha , one on machinery and another Iron
ware and blacksmith's materials. They arc
now working right along with the
appraisers. When the lst | of ma
chinery and iron goods Is com
pleted the experts will retuin to Omaha , com
pare list prices and discounts and estimate
proper reductions on the prison property
The dllllculty over Umpire Gaflln has been
satisfactorily adjusted. At first Appraisers
Broatch and Gale were of the opinion that
his attendance on the work o
appraisal would be entirely superoga-
tory. They are now of a different opinion
They see that he would bo utterly powerless
to render any assistance In case of disagree
ment wcro he not In touch with the details
of the work and on the ground with the ap
pralsers. According to Mr. Gaffln botli
Uroatch and Gale are doing thorough am
conscientious work. Quito a largo quantity
of scrap Iron and old stoves , utterly valueless
have been thrown out entirely In the ap
pralsemrnt. It Is not thought now thai
the actual property owned by Dorgan wll
foot up anywhere near the 435,000 npproprla
tlon , although It Is admitted that Iriventorlc
foot up rapidly In stock taking and sometime
unexpectedly swell the amount previously
estimated. Today the appraisers have been
at work on the blacksmith shops , carpcnte
shops , stables and water works. It develop ;
that Dorgan owns some of the building :
Inside the prison walls. One of the point !
which will likely occasion conslJcrab'e tr n ! > l
In adjusting Is the value of the unexplrcil
term of the Moaher contract. To arrive a
that In a practical manner will require a
careful examination of the contractor's book
to ceo what have been average profits In th
past. This examination will likely shed con
slderablo light on the Inner workings of th
contract tystcm In the Nebraska penitentiary
Umpire Gaflln und Appraisers Uroatch an
Gale are both aware of the existence of
side agreement between Dorgan and Moshe
of even date with the assignment of th
contract by Mosher. Umpire Gaflln says that
such agreement will have to bo produced before -
fore any sale to the Mute can be consummated -
mated , and this position Is also held by
Governor Holcomb.
I xeter Convention Ailjmmn.
KXKTEH , Neb. , May 23. ( Special. ) The
Dlue Valley association continued Its tcs-
sion Wednesday morning. The devotional
hour at 10 a. in. , conducted by R = v. George
K. Taylor of Crete , was devoted entirely lo
prayers for ruin and a bountiful harvest.
At 11 tbo discussion ot the topic , "How Can
We Secure Conversion nnd the Upbuilding of
Christian Character Through the Sunday
Schools ? " was op.'iied by Hev. Jacob Plonk
of Button and Hev. J. I ) . Stewart of Aurora.
At 2 p. in. unfinished tcplcs were taken up.
The ladles. ' missionary hour was presided
over by Hev. K. W. Hates of the East Cen
tral African missions Instead of Mrs. Hates ,
who was reported sick. At 4 p. TO. "Home
Missions" was presented by Hev. II. Dross of
Lincoln. In the evening the missionary ad
dress was delivered by Hev. K. W. Hates of
Africa.
At 9 o'clock today all unfinished business
was takMi up ; . At 11:30 : a. m. adjournment was
taken , to meet In September at Plymouth ,
First church , lo Jefferson county.
Allluslfilie * on Ilia Rourt
Tbat leads to health are marked In the mem
ory of these who , at regular stages and
persistently , have been conveyed thither by
Hosteller's Stomach Hitters , a potent aux
iliary of nature In her efforts lo throw oft the
yoke of disease. Malarial , kidney , rheumatic
and bilious trouble , constipation and ntr-
vousnets take theln departure when thli
benignant medlcino U resorted to tor their
eradication.
IN THE SUPREME COURT NO\V \
Hay-Abbott Asylum Dispute Taken to the
Court of Last BcEort.
DOES CAUSE FOR REMOVAL EXIST
night of the Oorrrnor to I'rocood Conceded -
coded by Or. liny i'cilllon I'll ml
ntiil Answer I'.ipiu-tcd Today
Dr. jMttimry'j Cu o.
LINCOLN' , May 23. ( Special. ) As an
ounc.'O In The Dec this morning , the stt
remc court has consented to take up the
ay-Abbott Insane hospital case , give It an
nmedlato hearing and final adjudication ,
his Is In accordance with a stipulation en-
ored Into yesterday betwten Governor Hoi-
oinb and the Hoard of Public Land and
tilldlngs. The two principals In the -con-
roversy , Drs. Hay and Abbott , have agreed
this. A former stipulation to this effect
ell through several weeks ago. The point
ontemled for then by Dr. Abbott and Gov-
rnor Holcomb was that Dr. Hay and coun
sel should concede the right of the governor
0 remove him for cause. This Dr. Hay re
used to do. Today Attorney General Churchill
led a petition with the supreme court In the
10 case , and tomorrow morning Judge llcecj
fill file an answer to tlic same and the Is-
uo9 will bo joined. The case Is an original
no In every respect and has nothing to do
'Ith the rjtio warranto proe llnga or the In
unction case pending In the district court-
he right of Governor Holcomb to remove
or cause Is concedfd by petitioners and the
hole case wilt have a thorough and final
earing on Its merits. Attorneys Hollenbeck
ml Abbott have bcn wired at Fremont and
111 bo down tomorrow to assist Judge He-eca
1 the presentation of the case. It Is possl-
le that a decision may be handed down to-
lorrpw afternoon. General J. It. Webster
f counsel for Dr. Hay Is now engaged pro-
aring supplemental papers In the case. The
lamination of Dr. Manary was continued
his morning before Governor Holccinli. It
s understood that the decision of the gov-
rnor will bo the samc as In the Hay case ,
nd that the tenacious Dr. Manary will bs re-
uested to vacate the asylum In favor of Dr.
reen , late of the Norfolk Hospital for the In
ane.
Judge Tlbbetts has completed a long legal
ocimiunt which la Ills decision In thn In
unction case of Hay against Abbott. Ho
crimes to let Its contents be l.'tiovvn cr
whether it Is or Is not favorable lo Dr.
bbott. It Is said ho will hand It down tn-
lorrow. In view of the recent action of the
tipremo court In consenting lo review iho
nllro case from Its Inception It is not
bought that Judge Tlbbetts' dccUInn will
ut much of a Ilgurc.
State Senator Watson was up from Ole >
outity today in attendance on the supreme
: oiirt. He Is Interested In HIP case of S. II ,
lorn , treasurer of the board of trustees of tha
Vehraska blind asylum , Nebraska Clly. Gov-
Tiior Holcomb has refused to approve Horn's
IHclal bond and an appeal Is had to the E > U-
irfrtne court on his belnlf. In the executive
moo the whole proceedings of el-cling six
rustcc. for the asylum nt the joint session
f the Inte senate and house Is not ric"g-
ilzed as oillclal. The supreme court msy
and down a decision tomorrow.
The governor has appointed the following
additional delegates to the Atlanta Cotton
exposition from Nebraska : 0. C. Holmca
and John Utt of Omaha , Harry Hotchklss of
" Incoln , Charles II. Plrtlo of Wnhoo and J.
Devcrles. The llrst three wore rocom-
ncndcd for appointment by the recent moet-
ng of delegates to the exposition at the
Attorney Gcncrnl Churchill has Just given
; ho secretaries of the Board of Transporta
tion n quantity of work to perform. Ho
desires to have a largo number of new tables
liropared In the muxlmum rnlo cnso , which
nro necessary In the preparation of the
papers for the suit pending In the federal
court. Many of these tables are now com
pleted , but the attorney general wants them
n a new and more elaborate form for ref
erence.
The State Eclectic Medical association ad
journed after electing ths following ofllcers :
Tresldent , T. J. Johnson , Tawneo. 0. M.
Moore of IJradsliaw was mndo first vlco
president and T. U. Casterlalne of Rdgar
second vlco president. Dr. Wolmcth of
Gaglo was unanimously elected secretary
nnd I. I ) . Howard of Harvard treasurer. The
executive council was named as follows :
Keys , Cnrrlkcr and Grimes. The president
appointed as committee on Uii3 state library
medical addition Latin , Carrlkcr and Grimes.
As delegates to the national convention next
month at Waukcsha , WIs. , the following
were named : Keys , Latta , Carrlker , Bentley -
ley , Oppcrmann , Alexander , Grimes , John
son , Hobcrts , Nlcol , Moore , Matthews , Tur-
den , WilmPtli , Loughrldgo.
Mrs. Lena Holtzo. who sued the Lincoln
Street Hallway company for $10,000 damages
for Injuries sustained by a car running Into
her carriage and causing a miscarriage , re
ceived a verdict of ttiOO.
Srhnylcr ronloniro I.ociitrd.
SCHUYLEH , Neb. , May 23. ( Special. )
John M. Fuller , who recently reslgtu-d his
position In the' city schools on account of
falling health , has gone to Manltou Springs ,
! olo. , to spend the hummer. At the Monday
evening meeting of the school board , W , H.
Sheaf , who had just closed a term of school
at a district north of town , was elected to fill
Mr. Fulmcr'H place.
Myron Van Housen , who null the Schuyler-
Ileun mall route becauseho had not been
paid by the contractor for several months , Is-
driving a moat wagon for V. Tavllcek.
Dan J. Burke , In the secret service of the
B. & M. , was In the city among old friends
the first of the week.
The new location for the postofllce has been
determined upon. Tosiofllco Inspectors Sin
clair of Nebraska City nnd Tininoa of DeJ
Molnes wcro In the clly Tuesday and decided
that the SprocliiT building , at the corner of
Vine and Montana streets , was the place for
It.
Mrs. Lansdale , mother of Mrs. Harry Cam
eron , who has been In Schuyler with her
daughter during the past winter , left for Don-
vcr c.tily In the week to spend the summer.
B. F. Lee of Hockford , 111. , who ls inter
ested In property In this county that ho
bought fur taxes thrco years ago , Is In tlia
city. _
AV. O. 8cott' Fnnor.il.
ASHLAND , Neb. , May 23. ( Special. ) Yes-
tcrday atlcrnoon In this city the funeral ot
W. C. Scott , sr. , took place. A larco con
course of people wcro In attendance , tha
deceased having been a resident hero for
the past twcnty-fivo years. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Scott celebrated the fiftieth anniversary ot
their marriage last January.
This city Is somewhat elated over the
official announcement that the University
cadets will go Into encampment In the Axh-
laiid Driving park , north of this city , next
week , and Imvo consented la take part In
the Decoration duy services. An clahurato
program Is being prepared for the event ,
which will bo a day to be remembered by
Ashland.
Miss Anna Jasperson died of consumption
at the homo ot her parents In this city yes
terday afterncon at the ago ot 20 year * . The
funeral will take place from the family
residence tomorrow afternoon.
Christian Juidlno & Co. today shipped four
carloads of line spring pigs to the Omaha
market with an average of 293.42 , which la
considered first flags for this time of the
year. _
Mn ll liluy.il ut 1'cndor.
TBNDnil , Neb. , May 23. ( Special Telo-
gram. The slaughter house and shcdn belong
ing to A. M. KIclioU , situated about half a
uillo from town , burned this afternoon , Tha
origin ot the flro U not known. Loss , about
(1,000 ; no insurance.
Jim McA ton and the younger son cf Mri ,
J. M. Seymoure , lads about 13 year * old , sud
denly left their homes latt evening , presuma
bly with the intention of making their fame
and fortune farther went. They weru equipped
with horses , larlct ropes , etc. The sheriff U
In pursuit. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Injured by a Kuimwuy T nm ,
NEBRASKA CITY. May 23. ( Speclil Tele
gram. ) Mr . Joseph Hun and G-yeir-old
grandson were thrown from a buggy today by
a runaway team. Mrs. lluss was seriouily In
jured , jsiMtalnlng a broken rib , an ! her left
side was terribly bruited. The Ley escaped
with alight Injuries ,
