Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMAHA , DAILY BEE : . TUESDAY. JUNE 4. 1895.
SPEG1RL NOTICES.
/ rtvrrll iiient * for thme minium will b
tulirii until 12I3O p. in , lor Iliu 01 cuing nnrf
until H | i , in. tot the morning and Huuday
trillion.
ActTrrllnerii , 117 rrncrftttnc n numbered
i-X ( liecb , ran Imva nnnncr.i ntldremcd to n
iinniherpit letter In rnro of 'I ho llco. An *
tnrrn no nilclicmed will ho ilrl'.vercd upon
I ittrntntlun of the rhcrU 01117. Kitten ,
1 l > 2c n word , Hint li ncrtliin , Ic n word
licrraflcr , Nothing taken fur Ins tlian iiSo
tor first liiRrrlliHi.
' 1 lirso mlrrrtliiciiicnts mnu inn consecu
tively.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
BITUATION WANTED IIY 2 PIRST-CLAS3
nll-nniunil rook , ami wife , J. II Story ,
27 N Mnln ntreit. Council llluffH. A M6M 4-
WANTEJJ JWALJi HELP.
WANTED , M.OW MiN TO WIIITIJ MB TODAY
for the rccHpt ( nlwolutcly free , In plain Honied
envelope ) which cured me of nervuti * debility ,
oxhauscd vitality , etc. Address C. J. Wnlker.
| K > X 1,311 , Knlairmzoo. Mich. H-M423
WANTED , MAN TO TAKI : ORDERS IN CITY
for old estuhllnhed houie ; former experience
tinncw ary and Hilary pnlJ weekly. Apply
after 9 n. m. at 1510 Douglas. ll-.MCH JO
WANTED , SALESMEN.
The llnnkn Nursery Co. ,
Milwaukee , WIs. IJ-M7M-J10 *
CUI1AN FRECKLES. PURE AND MILD. CC.
U 18I-J21
1 WANT PINE KAMI LES HANDED YOUR
friends or neighbors Send A. 1' . Wood , Per-
fumcr. Wood nve. , Detroit , Mich. , lOc for 5
trial iHjtllea Satin-Scent Perfumes ; receive offer
toyou II-M512 7
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WANTED , TEAMSTKRS , LAHORERS. snov-
elcra ; woik In South Dnkotn , rhlp Tuemlny
morning ; free fare. Egbert ; & Corhett. 1311
Karmiln. H-C17 3
HARDER , II. ' YOU WANT TO OPEN A SHOI
In a good town In Missouri , address R 40 , thl-
ofllce , 11 G12 5
WANTED , FOIl U. 8. AIIMY , ADLE-IIODIED
'k If. unmarried men , between the age * uf 21 anil
io. citizens of the United States , of good char
acter and temperate haulm , who run speak ,
read anil write English. Kor full Information
apply , preferably by letter , to rocrulilns cfllcer
at Kort Omaha , or at 1324 Kurnam street.
Omaha , Neb. B
WANTED jrjiltt.fi LE HELP.
AUK YOU HONEST , SORER , INDUSTRIOUS ?
If no , engage with UH for 1 93 ; $300 n month ,
IJ.GOa year ; you .can make It easy ; nix hours
a day. Our ngentu do not complain of hard
time * . Why ? They arc making money Belling
our Perfection Dish Washer ; the only practical
family washer manufactured ; washes , dries
nnd polishes dishes perfectly In two minutes ,
no experience necessary ; a child of 8 operates
It easily ; cheap nnd ifurnble , weight , thirteen
pound * ; made of nntl-ruit sheet steel , catiac-
Ity , 100 pieces ; } 10,000 for lt equal ; e\ery f.im-
lly wants one ; ) ou don'L have tu cunuis ; ns
noon as people know you have It for Bale
tljey ( end for n dish wnBher , each aun
territory protected ; ni ) competition , we fur
nish wimple ( uclKhs nix pounds ) In nice case
to lady ugentH to take orders with , one ani'nt
Irtmta > 2II.K3 llrst ten dn > s. Addri'Ka for full
particulars rerfcctlon MfK. Co. , Knglawouil. ill ,
C MI2I
1'ASTUY COOK , JIO.OO ; 12 PININfl ROOM
girls ; 10 l.idy clerks ; private family coohp
J'l.W. Canadian olllce , 1522 Doughm Hi.
' C MMG-1 *
A MAN Oil LADY TO MANAOE DISTRIHUT-
Ing samples , ttoapn , piirc.lnltlcii , books ; do cor *
responding. Send Slvnn Co. , " 27 Woodward
Detroit , Mich. , lOc fqr sot of xamples , re-
c l\e offer to you. C MSS1 S *
WANTED. A YOUNO LADY TO TAKR
V' ' charKO of cigar fctand , Addtess 11 4j , lleo
C13 3' '
oooi ) cooic , WAsunii AND IUONRII TO
KO to Bnh'.t I.nKo with pilvnle family for th
summer. Cull at 3710 Jones t. C Oil 3 *
LADIES WANTING FIRST CLASS CURL.0
call Scandinavian Y. W. Home , 1618 Cap. nxe
C MS2J 10"
GOOD COOK , WASHER AND
South 23th street. C MG3G 5
RENT HOUdiiS.
HOUSES , K. 1C. DAIU.INO , IIAUKHH I1LOCK ,
D 423
110USKS IN ALL PARTS OP T1IR CITY. THE
O. F. IJavIs company , 1M3 rnrn.un. D tin
nou.sna , IIRNUWA & co. , 103 N. IITH ST.
U IJ7
H. R. COLR CO. I\RGUST LIST IN OMAIfTv ,
U-M12S
J708 KARNAM STURKT.
W. M. IlOKcrn , 132J Kiuitam street. D-429
NICR MOUR11N rLATri , CURAl' . J. W.
Squire , Hi Dee building. D 130
FOR J KNT-DBSIUAULE IIOUSRS.
U room > . 211 B. 21th Ht. , W.
7 rooms. 4205 Cumlm ; HI. , $2. .
7 rooms. S2G N. 2Ith uvc. . % ii ji.
9 rooms , 4907 Cass St. , 110.
U rooms , 4727 Davenport St. . Jl'J. '
G recms , 3424 .lackson nt. . ti.
D looms , 2313 1'ratt Ht , , > 7.
Bee Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnamst. D-431
LAROi : LIST. F. D. WCAD. 10T1I & DOUGLAS ,
D-317-J3
FOR RENT-FINE NKW 10-ROOM HOUSE , C3
N. S'ith st. H. T. CUrke , 219 llourd uf Trade.
D-CM
RENTAL AGENCY 62) SO. 1GTH ST.
D 727
FOR RENT AT 11ELLKVUE. NEAR R. R.
depot , n line 10-rnom house , tine giounda ;
nbundnnt fruit ; also 4-room cottage. Henry T.
Clarke , No. 21'j lloaid of Trade , Omaha , or
W. II. Detz , llellevue. D 730
VERY UESIRA11LKFURNISHED HOUSE ,
close In. J. 11. Shurwooil , 423 N. Y. Life.D .
D S3 !
TEN-ROOM MODERN HOUSE , CLOSE TtT-
D-roum cottage , city wnter ; stiro bulldlniT , 1333
Fuinum , I , . S. Skinner , agent , 31) New York
Life. D M9i
JO-ROOM HOUSE , MODERN , LOCATED 2-'ll
Douglaf. W. F. Clark. D-MDJG-JIS *
TWO D-ROOM UltICK 1IOUSU.H. 13.10-41 PARK
avenue , facing Ilnnicom park , nearly new ;
hard oed llnlsh ; llrst rlast modern con-
vcnleneeti. lii'iulre HIS South :2nd street.
D M329
FOR Rr.NT-HOt'SE OF TEN ROOMS , 113 S.
ISth HI. All inudtrrn convenkiicev. Innutre at
SWtf. _ IClh at. D. T. Mount. D-3S1
FOR RENT , FLATS NEWLY CLEANED , PA-
reied nnd pUnU\ northeaHt corner llth nnd
In nird. } 13 a month. Inquire room 311 First
Nnllon.il bnnk building. DIJ1-1J
TOR RENT-7 ROOMfC 1JARN. CITY \\ATiR ,
rlHtern. llrtwcen 87th nnd SSth on Jones. Ames ,
1C17 1'iun.iin. D 53i [
t 'ANM T-ItOOM PLATS. WITH RANGE AND
nil m-MliTii conveniences , nulling : ) , Bcreensund
Junlli r xenlce. Call nt comer flat , 701 S. IGth
Ht. , fr m 10 to 12 and 2 tu 4. George Clousrr.
D-M594
" 'J FOR RENT. 8-ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODERN
Improvement * : hard ixooU llnhih ; ull large
rooma. 4W N. 23d Htreet. D iSJ 2
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JMIOOJI MODERN HOUSE. nnTACIIliiT.
bentitlful lu\\n ; Khad tu-'H. i ; outh 23th.
Apply to J. H. Putrotte , Douclus block.
D-M610 17
TWO OTTAOKH , ONE PL'RNl.SHED ; MOD-
ern. S03 So. 50th el D CIS a
TOR llEXT. A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
honw , iH-antlfully located. con\enlcnt tu busi
ness. Tor luitlculaiH Inquire ot U S. SKInncr ,
roonr 310 , New Yolk Life. D-61S ! )
TOR nE.N'T , FINE COTTAGE. DARN , LARGE
luwn , on car Ilii" . R. C. 1'attcit.on , IlaniRp hlk.
D-107
110 N. 20TII STREET , ROOMS. INQUIRE
nt 231 ! Ciipltol avenue. IV-MC31 C
TDK KENT FUilfcibKED AOOIilS.
KICK SOl'TH FIIOXT ROOM. WELL 1'1'R-
nl < hd , pilvate family. Call 2 { | ! Can st.
E-MIM
I'LILVSANT ROOM , 1D19 DODGE. li-MSDT
FURNISHED ROOM. C2) S. OTH HTHERT.
E-.MM7-J H
NICELY FL-RNISHED ROOMS. t/7HT5TII AV.
E-M316-S *
roil RENT , r.LEGANTLY FUIINISHED
roomi. CM S. IStli. E-CI8 Jy2
I LARGE UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
and board If nrcctnary. I'jl'FRONT
e.E MCI I S
HOfHEKEEPlNO ROOMH ; CONVENIENT.
Uu'iip. cool , Ijrue lawn. 2 > > 11 St , Mary'ii.MC3J
E -MC3J &
IUKN1SHED ROOMS AND BOiRD
TUB ROSE. 2020 IIARN EY. NICE TARNISHED
looina with l jarU ; a | > u-Ul i.ugj U
FL'RNISHEU ROOM , MATH , K MONTH. Isl
Fitrnam. I'il -s
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HoOMS WITH HOARD. UTOPIA , Ki DAVENport -
port t. 1' 356-3 *
TWO SINGLE. LAROE FRONT ROOMS. ELE.
cantly fuinUhrd. In modem. u > lach < * l hou e.
with fenced ) nnl , lann , KlinJa ttfcj and flaw *
cm. A beiuitllul. cool plier for ummer.
Uoanl If deilml. Cull XI , Webster t.
t.F
Fl l ! > Ifr
t r
SOUTH FRONT ROOMH. AWNJNGH OVER
window * , at 2204 Douglaf it. , rffcrrnrcc ,
rco <
ICR KENT STOREb ANU OFFICES
nENTTHRTSTORY VlRlFiriUtTiTDrNO.
FOR nENT - - .
9l Fuinum > lri < et ThU building ban a lire-
proof foment ) ja mm. complete kleam neat-
IPK Hitiir < , wuur c-n all llourj , pia. etc Ap
ply at th * clllco vf Tbi lice. I91
FOB RENT STORES AND OFFICES
Continued ,
DEfllC ROOM. WILLIAM J. WEL HANS , 331
of Trade. I-M837
TOirniHNT."TltnRB STORY AND IIA8EMENT
brick Btor bulldlnic , 100 ] Farnam street. Larg *
cluator ; nrst-class eomlltlon , BUltablu for any
kind nf huslnn * . Reasnnihlo term * . Inquire
room 111 First National bank building.
I 120-12
AGENTS WANTE1 > .
MEN AND WOMEN , 13 TO 111 A DAY. AD-
t'r-w Hie Handy Heater Co. . 831 New York Life
lildtf. , Omaha , Neb. J 913
WANTED. AGENTS FOR OUR ASI1ESTO3
clay cooklnp ware ; wases 3 00 to J7.00 a day ;
\iiy \ every week. Central Supply Co. , ( Mncln
nitl,0 J-.M630 <
AOrJNTS. CAN YOU VISIT STORES AN ! )
show otir slnn printing machine * to merchants ?
Write quick. Stamp Arc Co. , Racine. Wl .
J-M629 4
WANTED TO KENT.
LIST HOUSES FOR RENT WITH O. O. WALlace -
lace , 312 Drown blk. Have calls for cottaireri.
KI3I
LIST HOUSES FOR RENT WITH F. D. WEToT
KMS J3
WANTED-FURNISIIED HOUSE FOR MAN
and wife only , com en lent to business part ot
city , for juininwr ; B.itlsfactory references Riven
as to responsibility , etc. Addrcsa R 34. llee.
K-M5U-4
STORAGE.
STORAGE , FRANK EWERS , 1211 HARNEY.
M433
11EST STORAGE I1UILDING IN OMAHA , U. S
KOV. Iwnd warehouai" ; hou "hold Roods stored ;
lowest rates. 10)3-1015 ) Leavenworth. M43l (
BTOVES STORED DFRINO BUMMER. TEL.
W ) . 1207 Douglas. Omaha Stove Repair V > orks.
MI37
PACIFIC STORAGE & WAREHOUSE CO. . OTH
& Jones sis. General storage and fonvmllnK.
WANTED TO BIT *
STOCKS OF CLOTHING , GENTS' FURNISH-
Inus. hats and shoes. S. Arnsteln , 1303 IMuElns
street , Omaha , Neb. N M700 J8
W A NTED TO UUY OR TRADE FOR CLEA R
lot , a nice horse nnd phaeton ; her e must be
young Kr-ntle , stylish nnd a good Bpc"ily driver ;
phaeton must bi > In llrst clasi condition. Stnt"
lowest prleo nnd where It can bo seen. Ad-
dreii R 28 , care llee olllce. N 501 5
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
FOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL TO
New York , will sell all the furniture , carpeti ,
etc. , of a 10-room house cheap. Call at 531
H 26th ave. " O-M43S
FOR .HORSEBWAGONSETO ,
FOR SALE , HOUSE AND I1UGOY ; HORSE
very KentUnnd In good Bhape. Fidelity Loan
nnd Guarantee company , room 4 , Wlthnell
bulldlm ; . P M5S7 4
'IR8T CLASS FAMILY HORSE AND FINE
phaeton. 83' ) South 21st. P MG)9 ) 7
FOR SALE TttlSCEI/LANEOUS
iVEOMAN PIANOS. HRIDOEPORT ORGANS ,
WoodbrMge Ihos. . 117 S. 17th. QUO
IAUDWOOD COMIIINATION HOG AND
chicken fence. Chas. R. Lee , 9lh and Douslas.
Q4l !
THE STANDARD CATTLE CO. , AMES , NEfl. ,
has 400 turns Rood baled hay to B ° ll. Q Mil !
FOR SALE. A PET DEER. INQUIRE A. D.
llrandles , I test on Store. Q MC9I
CUI1AN FRECKLKS SOLD EVERYWHERE. 5C.
Q1S4 J21
'OR SALE. TC1MI1ALL UPRIGHT PIANO ,
Room 4 , Wlthnell building. Q-MM1 4
CIAttiVOYANTS
MRS. DR. II. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , RE-
llablc business medium , Eth year at 119 N. ICtli.
S1I3
MASSAGK BATHS. STO.
MADAM SMITH. 502 8. 13TH.2D FLOOR. ROOJ1
3 ; mainiM4.r , vapor , alcohol , Htcam , sulphurlnc
nnd ea baths. T M573-S *
MOST COMMODIOt'8 RATH PARLORS IN
city. Mine. Howell , 315 & 320 S. lUh ; thoroURhly
practical chiropodist and manlcurlxt nuemlnnt.
T M813 Jll
HIADAil LA RUE , 1C17 HOWARD ST.T8C3
T8C3 J12 *
MRS. DR. LEON , ELEGANT MASSAGE AND
electric bath pallors , restful and rcficshlnR.
No. J12 North llth street. T MGOI 8 *
UATHS.
TURKISH I1ATHS ; ONLY PLACE IN CITY
exclusively for ladles. Suite 109-110 , lie bldg.
135
LADIES' UATHS , 6 FOR J5. MME. POST ,
S. 15. 730
PERSONAL.
THE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET , MADE TO
order from measure. 1909 Farnam street.
U-3S3
VIAVI CO. . 546 BEE RLDG. ; HEALTH HOOK
free ; home treatment ; lady attendant. U4II
II. HAAS. FLORIST. PLANTS. CUT FLOWERS ,
llantuet , hall , residence nnd Rravo decorations.
1S13 Vlnlon street. TelPphone 770 , U MUJ
iTATHS , MASSAGE , MXIE. POST , 319'i S. 11TIL
U731
CU11AN FRECKLES , WORTH IOC FOR 5C.
U134 J21
PLEDGES NOT REDEEMED OR EXTENDED
by June 15 will be Bold at auction. Fled Mohle ,
Farnam. U M211 15
PRIVATE HOME FOR LADIES DURING CON-
llnement ; babies adopted or otherwise provided
for. 2C31 Charles utreet , Omaha , Neb.
U MS60 Jll
UM11RELLAS COVERED AND REPAIRED
310. No. IClh. Jas. Henderson. U 3S7 J 27
HAROAIN. 12 CAIHNET PHOTOS. 12. DA VIES ,
113 S ICth BtiL'ot , opposite lloston Store.
U M309 30
IT IS EASY TO AVERT MANY FORMS OI
dlseast ) by ualnir Clarke's 1'urc Rye Whisky
It has tone-giving qualities ; In bottlps n
dealers. U M627 4
MON1-.Y TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
ANTHuNY LOAN & TRfSr CO. . 31J N Y. LIKE ,
loans at low rates for choice necurlty In N > -
brasKa nnd Io a ( aims cr Omaha city property.
W4W
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate , lircnimn. Love & Co. , Paxton blk.
WJ47
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at 6 per cent. W , 1) . Melkcl , 1st Nat. Ilk lildi ; .
W4I5
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
propel ty. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnnni.
W413
INVESTORS DIRECTORY CO. . 10 WALL ST. ,
Now York , offer nny part 1'W.OOO ' eastern In
vestor's names , who ha\o money to Invest
just compiled. Write for particulars.
W-M303 J23
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CIT1
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , U2) Farnam.
WI3S
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , IMS Farnam st. W451
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , C13 N. V. LIFE
W430
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. O. Chesney , Kansas City , Mo
W453
CAPITAL , J..OOO.W ) ; SPUPLUS , 1500.000 ; U. S
Mortgage Tiu t Co. , New York. For 6 pir cen
loan * on Hty property apply tu Pusey & Thmas
agents , room " 01 First Nat'l bank bide.W232
W-232
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTEL : ? .
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ture. pianos , horses , wagons , or nny Kind of
chattel security nt lowest possible rates , which
yon ran pay Iwck at nny tlma or In any
nmiiunt. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO
Room 4 , Wltlmrll block. JC454
J. IJ. HADDOCK , ROOM 427. RAMQE 11I.OCK
X4I3
MONEY TO 1XDAN ON "TURNITURE AND
pianos. Fred Terry. 43)RamK _ blk. X410
MONEY TO LOA'N ON FURNTURE. { PIANOS
horses , waeons , etr. . at lowest rates In city
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay ( he loan off at any time or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
3GS So. 16th St.X473
X473
BUSINESS CHANCES.
CUUAN FRECKLES , THE ONLY CIGAR , BC
Y18I J2t
FOR SALE-MY LOAN AND JEWELRY I1USI
nets. Fred Mohle , 1517)j ) Farnam.
Y-MSJI-J11
15,000 STOCK IN ONE OF THE OLDEST RS
tatluhml ami beat paying National banks o
111. For full particulars addre R S3. lUo.
Y-M37I-6
ILOO WHEAT 18 NOW ROOMING.
Uet In on this rising market. Wheat Is boum
Io RO blither. Everyb-xly Is buying wheat
Send for our manual on tnidlnt In grain m
prmlslonn , alse Dally Market Ilulltlln * ad
vlslne what and nhen tu buy. Iloth fr
8tanll A Co. , lUnkeri and Urokers. > nlle
_ I33 Truu > rB Rids. Chicago. Y M5J5 S
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"DEATH RIDES ON IJVE Y PASSING
breeie. " Fortify the cyitem against lckne
and death by uilng Clarke's Pure Ry
Whisky. At dealers-ahva ; > 3 In bottles.YM523
Y-M523 i
Columbus Discovered America ,
We Keep it Clean
With
Santa Claus Soap.
nad > r THE N.K.FA1RBANR COMPANY *
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Continued.
VANTI1D. PAHTNEH WITH CAPITA ! * I'OH
Rtrlctly hlKh-clans dramatic production. Mull-
eat refercncpx ; an amateur uf ability accept
able , only those meaning business neeil ad-
ilrem H 32 , Ilee. Y MG2 G
FOIl EXCHANGE.
NICK STYLK FAMILY IIOIISU , COAI.
bhirk , Bouml , Rood free driver nnil Kcntlo In
every way , to exchange for irocxl driving horse.
riJcllty Trust company , 170J Fnrnam street.
Z-M8S9
on nxriiANar : , SO-ACRK FARM IN OHKAT
KUKitr beet district ; m'd'Be , or bank Block pre
ferred.V. . G. Templeton , < 03 N. Y. Ilfc.
K-M217-C
AllM LANDS IN NORTHWKST MISSOURI ,
for sloclc of hardware or Implements. Knox &
Uluser , 17li 1'earl at. , Council Itluffs , la.7U7J23
7U7J23
STORY liniCIC HOTItt. . . MODKIIN ; TRADE
equity for Innd. Ames , 1017 Fnrnam.H .
H MC3I S
ON IIOSINHSS STRKHT , FIRST-CLASS 1'ROl' .
crty , STDo-l Improvements ; trade equity for
clear property. Am s , 1G17 FarnamZ
Z MRIt 8
FOB SALE KKAli ESTATE.
UiSTRACTS , Tlin BYIION RUED COMPANY.
RE 158
riAROAINB. HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMs
sale or trade. ! ' . K , Darling , Darker nioclt.
IIU ICO
GARDEN LANDS NEAR OMAHA
at prlcei that will surprise you , If taken with
in 2 week * . J. H. Sherwood , 43 N. Y. Life.
RD 159
UARGAINS , SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP-
ertles nnd farms. John N. Frenzer , opp. 1' . O
RE 1CI
SNAPS , G TO 0 MILKS PROM OMAHA P. O.
10 , 80 or 120 ncres. Improved , $30.00 per ncre ;
200 acres. (35.00 per ncre ; 250 acres. J40.00 per
acre ; 6 10-ncro tracti. $73.00 to $100.00 per ncre.
Must bo Bold. 913 N. Y. Life bldtr. RE 405
POR SALE-LOT H. BLOCK 2. RAKER PLACE.
This lot Is 0x128. south frolt. near car ; will
spll cheap on cany monthly payments to rlRhl
party. Also lot 2 , In Iluclteyc Place , and lot 1 ,
blk 6 , Poppleton Park Take n look at th
Into nnd If they ult you call and I will mnlio
price nnd terms to suit. Geo. 11. Tzschuck. llee
olllce , Omaha. RE 0)1
FARM LANDS. C. F. HARRISON. N. Y. L.
RE-63S-J7 *
7-ROOM MODKIIN COTTAGE , 202 N. 4TTH ,
only 13,700.00 ; Rreat bahtaln. RK M7SO
NEW 5-ROOM COTTAGE. LAROE LOT. ONLY
$1,900.00 , Clark nnd N. 21st : snap. RE M7U1
HOMES ON KASY PAYMENTS. SELL AND
buy lots , acres , farms. Garvln llros. , 210 N. Y. L
RE IG.1
CITY WATER. GOOD HOUSK. 5 ROOMS , J200.W
rash , balance $30.00 In JIOOJ each 3 mon'h * ,
n per cent Interest ; price , VI.000.0) Ame * . 1M7
Fnn > am. RE-MOM S
NEAT 5-ROOM HOUSE. CLOSE CARS , $ SCk.O ) . ,
easy payments : Interest 6 per cent , $77..CO
cash. Ames , 1C17 Farnam. RE MC3J S
CORNER. 5 LARGE ROOMS ; LOT SMALL ,
near cant , $22500 canh ; balance easy ; Interest
G per cent ; price , $ iftO.OO. Ames , 1617 Parnain.
RI3 MC13 8
HUNDRED AND FIFTY CASH , 11ALANCE
easy , Interest 6 per cent , bu > a best C-rorni
house In Omaha ; price , $700.00. Ames. 1617
Fnrnam. RE M633 8
BICYCLES.
M. O. DAXON , 402 N. 16TH. 4G1
VICTOR I1ICYCLKS , TUB FINEST OF ALL
bicycles. Omaha Illcycle Co. , 323 N. 10th street.
4CO
STERLING I1UILT LIKE A WATCH. WEST-
crn Electrical Supply Co. , 1515 Howard street
4Gi
SEE THE VISII1LK HALL BEARINGS ON
Relay Special. Will Ilarnum Ilro. , 120 N. loth.
407
REMINGTON AND EAGLE. CROSS GUN CO. ,
110 K. 15th street. 4(3
A. L. DBANU & CO. , WHOLESALE AND RK-
tall bicycles , 1116 Farnam street ; bicycles
Bold on easy .payments. 40) )
WESTERN 1JICYCLE & GUN CO.,2110 CUMIXG
170
MANTELS , GHAT b AND TILES.
WOOD MANTLES. GRATES. TILKS FOR KIRK
places , \estlbules nnd large floors , write for
catalogue. Milton Rogers & Sons , Omaha.
47t
UNDERTAKERS ANU EMBALMERS
H. K. I1URKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmcr. 1618 Chicago St. , telephone 'JO. 473
SWANSON & VALIEN , 1701 CUMING. TEL. 10CO
473
M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EMUALM-
er , 1417 Fnrnam St. , telephone 223. 471
C. W. 11AKER. UNDERTAKER , 613 S. 16TH ST.
471
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAI.
oDlco , to 209 S. 16th St. , Ilrown block. 476
A GOOD HiNCriruSHTT ALONOrMAY HE
the latest slamr phrase , but that's just uhat
we're doing with SHERIDAN COAL. 8.000 tons
imM In Omaha last year. Wo B\C ! you 2 ( X
llm. of the best Wyoming rooklns coal for $1 3) .
Victor White , mgr. , 1605 Farnuin st. Tel. U7.
4)1
BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION.
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & D ASS'N PAY
6 , 7 , 8 per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 je.irs old , alwajs
redeemable. 1701 Farnam at. Natllncer , Sec.
4 SO
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Intcret on navinc * . Apply to Omaha I * & 1) .
A'8'n , 1701 lice UUg. G. M. Nattlnger. Sec ,
431
HOTELS.
HOTEL DARKER , 13TH AND JONES STS.
75 rooms nt $1.60 per day.
50 rooms lit $1.00 per day.
Special rates to commerdnl travelers Room
and l .ird by week or month. Frank Hlldltch ,
manager 475
AKTNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W. COR.
13th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week.
470
MEDIUMS.
WHOEVER SEES THIS. AND IS IN ANY
trouble , aend a stamp to the only great clal * .
voyant and medium , for free advice , but auk
no questions , don't be humbugged by tnucl-
Ing fakers ; located for years. I never fill
Win. Oartleld , 6S3 Cth avc. , Des Moines. la.
This offer three week * . 6ti 14 *
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , Ml N. Y. LIKE
M-43J
PUMPS AMD WINDMILLS.
C. II. BOYDEN. PUMP3 AND WIND HILLS ;
all kinds of pump repairing. I eave ordert
with Churchill Pump Co. Telephone 661
M-m-JH *
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. 1304 nurtlelte.
W3-JJO *
UUBINK6S NOTICES.
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED. 713 N. It.
4M
DENTISTS.
DR. PAUL. DENTIST. M DURT ST. 497
PA3TURAGE.
, VE HAVE 160 ACRES OK 11I.UE GRASS PASture -
turo for horse * , Iwnril fence , spring water ,
Ilarton & Phelps , Gllmore. Neb. , or A. W.
1'hclps & Son , 207 N. Y. Life bldg. . Tel. 1051.
478-July 1
'ASTURE , CATTLE & HORSES , T. MURRAY.
90S-J15
I1LUE GRASS. SPRING WATER ; H. II. HAR-
rfer & Co. , Bee building. 231
NOTICE I , THE UNDERSIGNED. WILL TAKE
In horses and colts to pasture , feed nnd care
for the year round In Howard Co. . Nebintkn.
Watch thli paper for particulars by the 10th
of June , 1S03. Charles Gans. lly Geo. O. Gans ,
foreman , 1' . O. box 156 , St. Paul , Neb.M51311
M-513-11
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGES.
GEORGE F. GELLENIlErjC , ItANJO AN'D
Riiltar teacher. 1911 Cnsi street M 109
EXPERIENCED MUSIC TEACHER. TERMS
moderate. Address Miss K. Kerrnll , 2019 Cali
fornia street. MM I 1 *
CRAYON WORK TAUGHT FREE I1Y MAIL
by the Kansas City Art college , 410 D. 12th
street , Kansas City , Mo , M 4I6-I *
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
C. Kr MORRILL , PAPER HANGING. HOUSE
sign painting , brick work , plasteilng ; off R. 1 ,
Harker blk. ; tel. 733 ; shop 913 N. 24th nl.
131
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric light nnd motor plants nnd all
kinds of electrical construction Western Elec-
tilcal Supply Co , 1515 ! lo\vnrd st. 4Si
PAWNBROKERS.
H. MAROWIT/5 LOANS "MONEY. 418 N. 16 st
DANCING.
MR. AND MRS. MORA.NO WILL GIVE PR1-
nto lessons In danclnit at their home , 2UOG
Dodge street , during the Hummer. * 223-J23
LOST.
LOST. LADY'S OOLD.AVATCII ; KINDER RE
turn to Grace \Varlntf , room 7 , po-stoiilcp hldi $
Lost C21 3'
LOST. A 11ROWN AND WHITE POINTER
pup , nlMMit eight month * old. llRd on steel
nnd leather collar. Ltboral rewnrd for return
to 3370 Farnam street. I * > it MG23 4P
LOST , A Cl IATELAINE , CONTAINING MONE\
nnd Ilnrl.in Co. wnirantJ. Ixxued cm Konern
fund , levy of 1891 , nnd school orders Issued
on Alma IIuh , school , illstilrt No. 2 , Ilnrlnn
< ( ! . , Neh. Liberal rnxard , Evelyn A. Hobbn ,
2.121 Daveniwrt street. Lost MC32 4-
lawyers and solicitors. SUES & CO. Hoc
BuHdlug , OMAHA , Neb. Advlco fUKE.
H'JSATHUlt POHKU.IXT.
Fair an \Ynrmer In the Weitern Partial
of .N < 'hrBn. ; .
WASHINGTON , Juno 3. The forecast fo
Tuesday Is :
For Nebraska Fair ; warmer In the west
crn portion ; northwesterly winds.
For Iowa Showers ; cooler in the eastern
portion : northwesterly winds.
For Missouri Showers ; cooler In the
northern portion ; westerly winds.
For Kansas Fair ; cooler In the eastern
portion ; westerly winds.
For Soutli Dakota Fair ; warmer In the
western portion ; northwesterly winds.
Locnl Kccoril.
TIM : UIALTV , AI.IKKKT.
INSTRUMENTS placjTd JJn record June 3
1895 :
WARRANTS , , fomDS.
II.L . , ° l'nrlni | ! { ' to J a Elip | lt. lot 4. block
'
.
hchoenbohm to iT hwdore Juergens ,
8 acres In nw nw 17-15-11 , . : s
I'iD ! mrnii"tt. " A ' ' H * * K' lot " block
1 , Mlllard Place . : . ! , „ . , . 2,500
\V T Seaman and wife tq'jj O Paul , lots
5. r nnd 7 , block 1. VnUeyJPIaee .
I3'l Phelan nnd wife to rj.t Ho > le , lot 21 ,
block 1. Missouri Avenu Jtuk . 7o
IM Phillips nnd wlfo ti li'lirlHllna Pal-
mor. lot C , block 1. A 8 jTatrlck' * add. . . . 8 < M
O K Palw nnd wlfo to if J } Pahs , lot C.
block 14. Unnscom Plaqe , . ; and n Vt ot
lot 3 , Mock 87 , South OmAha .
O W Llttlo to Stella LUtllL lots g and 9 ,
block I , Ameg Place . , J. . > . 75
L A Cartmell nnd wlferjto F M Weeks ,
'
lot 7 Mock 13 , Cllftorfj'/Ol)1 ) , . . WOO
I * MVeeUs nnd husband'-trl' ' A P Tukey ,
lot 17 , block A. founders & H'a add . 1,00
O N Kick * nnd wife to M O D Toft , loin G
nnd 7 , block 2i > , Carthage add .
Q.P1T CLAIM DEEDS.
Mutual Inventment company to WInona
Havlnm bank lot 10. block 20. Iloyd'n odd
AIlco O'Donahn * to M O D Toft , lota C
nnd 7. block 20. Carting .
DEEDS.
Speclnl milliter to R D Cnrvlll , lots G to
10 , block 15 , Royd'a add . K
Total amount ot transfers . 110.4
Children Cryfo
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cryfo
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cryfo
FEteher's
Castoria.
DRUGGISTS IN CONVENTION
Yearly Meeting of the State Fharmacouti-
cal Asiociation Commenced ,
PRESIDENT GERING'S ' ANNUAL ADDRESS
Tnrk nf the I.nst Yrnr Reviewed mill SURfer -
for the I'uturo M.ulo Siiell-
Inp ; School In Which Thrt-o
Oinnlin Alcn Wan.
Tliurston nines' armory , gaylj- decorated
ii honor of the event , was filled last even-
MB with a representative convention of
Nebraska l > uslness mcn , coniixisltig the State
'harmaccutlcal association , wlilcli U now
lolJliiK Its annual nsscmblago In this city.
The convention wan called to order nt 8
'clock by President Henry R. Gerlng of
lattsmottth. Hcv. S. Wright Ilutler Invoked
Ivlno blessing oil the delegates. Mayor
leinls delivered an address of welcome , In
vhlch ho extended the hand and heart of
Omaha and cordially greeted the visitors In
> chalf cf the city. M. K. Schultz was on
ho program 'for a response , but was de-
alned at Lincoln and was thus unavold-
bly absent. President Qerlng briefly
oiccd the appreciation of the delegates for
he kindly sentiment expressed by the
mayor.
Uov. S , Wright Ilutler made a witty
speech , during which ho kept his listeners
n convulsions ot laughter. Ho said , among
other things , that ho welcomed them to
) malia In behalf of the people whom they
md left behind , as It would gtvo those
joople at home , who were sick , a chance
o get well.
The reading- the minutes of the previous
neetlng was dispensed with. The feature
of the evening , the annual address of Prcs
dent Goring , followed. H was :
PRESIDENT GIOUING'3 AUDHI3SS.
Ladles iiml Gentlemen , fellow Plitirmn
Msts mid Members of the Nebraska State
Pharmaceutical Association : It becomes
my duty as president of thH association to
glvo you n review of the work nnd progress
of the * past year , but to begin , I will say
that I did not think there was ns much to
Io nnd so much to do that I was unable
to do.
All of the committees appointed linvp
done their work , and done It well and with
a will , as their reports will show. They
have awakened nn Interest In this meetIng -
Ing , In spite of the very bard time * , anil
there will be n well attended meeting nnd
no lark of Interesting discussions.
The tpeclal committee to whom wa1 ? referred -
ferred the question of securing legislative
enactment on a poison law drafted houst >
roll No. 2C2. This bill was rcforrod to the
legislative committee for Its approval , and ,
being approved , was Introduced In the house
of representatives by Hon. W. D. Hnlli-r
of Hlalr , Who made a great effort to have
the bill passed , but before It came tip" " for
fliml action a sifting committee was ap
pointed , to whom all bills not yet pa Hed by
the legislature were referred , and H was
thus that It was lost. House roll No. 531
niol the same fate.
The most Important qtir-stlon brought up
during the year Is the tax on alcohol or
free alcohol , ns under the Wilson tariff bill ,
and I hope you will thoroughly discuss this
all Important question.
ASSOCIATION IS GUOWING.
While times liavo been very hard during
the past year , llnanclal failures nmon ?
druggists have been few , comparatively
speaking , and the association has made
riipld progress In getting new members ,
thanks to the committee on membetshlp
for Its very thorough work , which 1ms made
the Nebraska State Pharmaceutical asso
ciation rank fifth In point of numbers , and
nearly first In percentage of membership ,
ns compared with the 'population , with all
the states , and this alone should make us
feel proud of our association.
The report of the trade Interests commit
tee and the committee on pharmacy and
queries have prepared n splendid list of
questions , which can bo discussed with
prollt and good results for the association.
If It were not borrowing from the work of
another , I would recommend , ns did Presi
dents Koenlgstoln nnd Sherman , "that
cverj' proprietor of n drug store should be
a registered pharmacist. "
I would also recommend that our associa
tion be Incorporated and Its name changed
from Nebraska State Pharmaceutical asso
ciation to Nebraska Pharmaceutical asso
ciation.
Another verv Important question Is the
establishing of n college of pharmacy In
the state , either Independent or In connec
tion with the State university.
Two very Important publications have
been issued by the Department of Agricul
ture. One Is a compilation of alT'of phar
macy , poison and drug laus of the United
States under the direction of Mr. H. W.
Wiley , chief chemist of the depart
ment ; the other is a report by Special Agent
Wcdderburn on food and drug adultera
tions in the United States , both of which
can be obtained by making a request of
lion J. Sterling Morton , secretary of agri
culture , Washington , D. C.
The llnanclal condition of our association
Is a source of great prldo to the olllcers of
the association , and show. how faithful and
diligent have been the efforts of the secre
tary and treasurer to meet all llnanclal lia
bilities and FtiH have n balance on hand ,
with no outstanding Indebtedness.
But one of the greatest of all great things
ot our association Is the splendid attend
ance of the Indies , whose radiant faces make
us feel happier and better.
The American Pharmaceutical association
meets In Denver. August II , 1893 , and It
would be well If Nebraska were represented
not only by the delegates , but by an many
members as can go.
DUATHS DUKING TUB YHAIt.
Pharmacy , in common with the entire
sclentlllc world , has been called upon to
mourn the deaths of two of her great sons
during the last year. Herman von Helm-
hotz , who passed to the great beyond Sep
tember 8 , 1S91 , at the ripe ago of 72 years ,
and Frledrlch August Muckiger , who died
December 11 , 1S3I , nt the advanced ape of
Cfl years. The memories of both will live
and bo honored for years to come. Hut
the saddest deaths are those of our own
rank , and those whom we have known per
sonally ; they were Mr. CV K. Goodman of
Omaha , January 11 , 189."i , and O. K. John
son of PlattJtnoutli. March 25 , 1833. and
Dr. 1C. it. Parks of Omaha , Juno 1 , 1S35.
All joined the association In 183' ' .
Mr. C. I' , Goodman was our vice presi
dent In 18S.1-4 , and our president In 1889-90 ,
and also a member of many of Its Im
portant committees , and did much for the
advancement of the association. Ho was
the first member of the same from this
state and ono of the oldest druirclsts of the
state , and was honored by the association
and lo\ed by Its members ,
Dr. H. M. Parks was our president In
1SS2-3 , also In 188.1 nnd 1891 , and was to have
read a paper before this convention , but the
angel of death has taken him to a higher
meeting.
In closing , let me thank each and everyone
ono of you for your kind attention nnd earn
est endeavor to assist In. making this a
most successful meeting.
Nonleu'fl orchestra was stationed In the
balcony and gave an excellent musical pro
gram.
HAD A SPELLING SCHOOL.
This was followed by a druggists' spelling
school , under the supervision of Mrs. Julia
Hooblor. The words were medical Jaw
breakers , and In thirty minutes there were
only three survivors of the contest on the
floor. The winners and prizes were as fol
lows : First prize , Seymour cash register ,
won by J H. Schmidt of Omaha ; second
prize , ladles' pearl handled 'fan , won by F.
Martin Mueller of Omaha ; third prize , one
Perfection prescription file and cabinet , won
by 0. II. Worth of Omaha.
The convention took a recess until this
morning. Today's order of business wll
be : 9 a. in. Meeting called to order
Reading of minutes , Applications for mem
bership. Reports of olllcers and commit
tees. Paper , Mrs. Belle Hellman , Tecum-
seh. Query No , 12 , "Should a Standard of
Literary Training bo Required of Applicants
for Examination ? " Paper , "Tho Art o ;
Pharmacy. " J. II. Loomls , Omaha. Paper
"Ethical Patents , " H. W. Snow , Omaha.
This evening a card party will bo a social
feature at the Mercer hotel , which Is head
quarters during the convention. Many o
the delegates are accompanied by their
wives , and there Is a large attendance from
all portions of the state.
U Is uied In hospitals , prescribed by the
belt physicians for a stimulant. Silver Age
Rye Whlskoy.
Vsaye , this great artist , who will be with
us at Uoyd's Saturday , June 8 , will undoubt
edly tax the seating capacity of the bouse
here as well as In every town he has ap
peared , Beat sale now going on at Adolplt
Meyer's music store , Fifteenth and I-'arnam ,
When you want the beat aik for Silver
ABO Rye WhUkey.
CHRONICLES
HEWITT
CHAPTER II.
( Copyright. IS1 * ! , by the Author )
At a sign from Hewitt the loaf was re
moved. Then Hewitt pulled the small table
closer to the Frenchman , nnd- pushed the
pen and the sheets of paper toward him.
The maneuver had Its results. The man
looked up and. down the room vacantly
once or twice , and then began to turn the
paper over. From that he went to dipping
the pen in the Ink pot , and presently ho
was scribbling at random on the loose
sheets , Hewitt affected to leave him en
tirely alone , nnd seemed to bo absorbed
In a contemplation of a photograph of a
police division braes band hanging on the
wall , but he saw every scratch the man
made.
At first there was nothing but meaning
less scrawls and attempted words. Then
rough sketches appeared of a man's head ,
a chair , or what not. On Iho mantel piece
stood a small clock , apparently a sort of
humble presentation piece , the body of the
clock being set In a horseshoe frame , with
crossed whips behind It. After a tlmo the
Frenchman's eyes fell on this , and ho
began a rude sketch of It. That
ho relinquished and went on with
other random sketches and scrlbbllngs
'Good day , " Hewitt said pleasantly to the
younr ? man.
on the same piece of paper , sketching nnd
scribbling over the sketcMes In a half mo-
chanlcal bert of way , as of one who trifles
with a pen during a brown study. UeglnnlriR
at the top of the left-hand corner , ho traveled
round It till he arrived at the left-hand bottom
tom corner. Then , dashing his pen hastily
across his last sketch , he dropped II , and with
great shudder turned away again , and Slid
lis face by the fireplace.
Hewitt turned at once and seized the
papers on the table. He stuffed them all Into
Ills coat pocket , with the exception of the
last , which the man had bean encaged on ,
and t'als , a facblmlle of which Is subjoined ,
he studied earnestly for several minutes.
"Well ! " the Inspector said , "Not much
to bo got out of him , Is there ? The doctoi
will bo sending for him presently. "
"I fancy , " said Hewitt , "that this ma )
turn out a very Important case. Possibly
qulto possibly I have not guessed correctly
and so I won't tell you anything of It till
I know a little more. But what I want
now Is a messenger. Can I senJ somebody
at once In a cab to my friend Mutt at his
chambers ? "
"Certainly ; I'll find somebody. Wont to
write a note ? "
Hewitt wrote and dispatched a note which
reached mo In less than ten minutes. Then
he asked the Inspector : "Have you searched
the Frenchman ? "
"Oh , yes ; we went all over him when wo
found ho couldn't explain himself , to see If
wo could trace his friends or his address.
Ha didn't seem to mind , but' there wasn t
a single thing In his pocket not a single
thing , barring a rag of a pocket handker
chief with no marking on It. "
"You noticed that somebody had stolen
his watch , I suppose ? "
"Well , ho hadn't got one. "
"Hut he had ono of those little vertical
buttonholes In his waistcoat , used to fasten
Hewitt wished the man good day , and
made lila way to the Inspector.
a wotchguard to , and It was much worn
and frayed. So that ho must be In the
habit of carrying a watch , and It Is gone. "
"Yes , and everything else , too , eh ? Looks
like robbery. He's had a knock or two In
the face notice that ? "
"I saw the bruises and the cut , of course ;
and his collar has been broken away with
the back button somebody has taken him
by the collar or throat. Was ho wearing a
hat when ho was found ? "
"No. "
"That would Imply that ho had only just
left a house. What street was ho found
In ? "
"Henry street , a llttlo off Golden square.
Low street , you know. "
"Did the constable notice a door open
near by ? "
The Inspector shook his head , "Half the
doors tn the street arc open , " ho said ;
"pretty nearly all day. "
"Ah , then there's nothing In that. 1
don't think he lives there ; by the bye , I
fancy he comes from more tn the Seven
Dials or Drury Lane direction. Did you
notice anything about the man that gave
you a clue to his occupation , or , at any
rate , to his habits ? "
"Can't say I did. "
"Well , Just take a look ttl the back ol
his coat before he goes away Just over the
loins. Good day. "
As I have said , Hewitt's messenger was
quick. I happened to be In , having lately
returned from a latlsh lunch when he ar
rived with this note :
"My Dear II. : I meant to lunch with you
today , but have been kept. I expect you
arc Idle this afternoon and I have a case that
will Interest you perhaps be useful to you
from a Journalistic point of view. If you
care to see anything ot It , cab away at once
to FlUroy square , south tide , whore I'll meet
you. I will wait no later than 3:30. : Yours ,
"M , H. "
I had scarce a quarter ot an hour , co I
seized my hat and left my chambers at once
As It happened , my cab and Hewitt's burst
Into Fltzroy from oppcaltc aides almost at
the tame moment , io that we lout no time.
"Come , " tald Howtt | , taking my arm and
marching mo off , "we are going to look for
some stabling. Try to fnel aa though you
had Just cet up a brougham and had com
out to look for a pUre to put It In , I feat
we may have to delude loma person wltli
that belief prriently. "
"Why , what do you want stable * fori
And why make me your excuse ? "
"As to what I want the stablea for really ,
I'm not altogether sure myself. As tc
Dialling you nn excuse well , oven the
nimblest excuse U better than none. Hut
come , hero are some stablw. Not geol
enough , though , even It any ot them wcra
empty. Coma on. "
\Ve had atoppol for nn Instant at the en-
tranro to a t-mnll alley of rather dirty
stable ) , nnd Hewitt , paying apparently but
umall attention to the rtntilcs themselves ,
ind looked sharply about him , with his gaze
n the air.
"I know thl part of London pretty well. "
Hewitt observed , "and I con only rcmem-
lirir ono other range of stabling near by ; wo
must try that. As n matter ot fact , I'm
coming here on llttlo more than conjecture.
ho"gh I shall be surprised If the o Isn't ome-
thing In It. Do you know anything ot
aphasia T"
"I have heard of It , of course , though I
can't say I remember over knowing of a
rase. "
"I have seen ono today very curious
case. The man's a Frenchman , discovered
helpless In the street by a policeman. The
only thing he can say that has any mean *
Ing In It at all Is Me In nle. ' nnd that ho
says mechanically , without tn the least
knowing what ho Is saying. And ho can't
wrlto. Hilt lie got sketching nnd scrawling
various things on HOUIO paper , and his
scrawls , together with another thing or
two , have given me an Idea. We're follow
ing It up now. When we arc less busy , and
In a quiet place , I will show you the
sketches and explain things geniTally ;
there's no time now , and I may want your
help for a bit. In which case Ignoranoo
may prevent you spoiling things , you clumsy
rulllan. Hullo ! here we are , I think. "
Wo bad stopped nt the end of another
stable yard , rather dirtier than the first.
The stables were sound but Inelegant sheds ,
and ono or two appeared to be devoted .to
other purposes , having low chimneys , on
ono of which an old basket was raklshly
set by way of conl. Ilcsldo the entrance a
wornout old board was nailed with the
legend. "Stabling to Let , " In letters for
merly white , on n ground formerly black ,
"Come , " said Hewitt , "we'll explore. "
We picked our way over the grassy cob
blestones and looked about us. On the left
was the wall Inclosing certain back yards ,
and on the right the stables. Two doom
In the middle of these were open , and n
butcher's young man , who , with his shiny
bullet head , would have been known for a
butcher's young man anywhere , was wiping
over the new-washed wheel of a smart
butcher's call.
"Good day , " Hewitt said pleasantly to the
young man. " 1 notice thcro'n some stabling
to let here. Now whore should I Inquire
about It ? "
"Jones , Whltfleld street , " the young man
answered , giving tha wheel a final spin.
"Hut there's only ono little place to lot now ,
I think , and It ain't very grand. "
'
"Oh. which Is that ? "
"Next but one to the street there. A
chap 'ad It for wood choppln , ' but 'o chucked
Hewitt turned at once and seized the papori
on the table.
It. There ain't room for moro'n a donkey
an' a barrow. "
"Ah , that's a pity. Wo'ro not particular.
but want something big enough , and wo
: lon't mind paying a fair price. Perhaps
we might make arrangements with some
body here who has a stable. '
The young man shook hU head. "I
shouldn't think so , " ho said doubtfully ;
they're mostly shop people as wants all
the room themselves. My guv'nor couldn't
do nothlnk , 1 know. These 'ere two stables
ain't scarcely enough for all 'o wants as It
Is , Then there's llarkctt , the green grocer
'ere , next door. That ain't no good. Then
next to that there's the llttlo place as Is to
let , and at the end there's Grilllth's at the
butter shop. "
"And those the other way ? "
"Well , this 'ere llrst one's Curtis' . Euston
road that's a butter shop , too , an' 'e 'as
the next after that. The last ono , up at the
end I dunne qulto whose that Is. It ain't
been long took , but I b'llevo It's some foreign
bakers. I ain't ever see anythlnk come
out of It , though , but there's a 'ouso there , I
know I seen the food took In. "
Hewitt turned thoughtfully away.
"Thanks , " he bald. "I suppose wo can't
manage It , then. Good day , "
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