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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : H.ESDAY , JUNE 18 , 1895.
SPB01RU NOTICES.
Advertisement * for tlie e roluiun * mill t >
lihrn until 1S.I3O ji , in. for tlm evening nml
unlll 8 p. in. for the inoruliiR nin' ' honday
edition.
AUterllAora , 117 reqatstlnc n numbered
check , can Imve nriftwcr * nililrcmicil to n
cumbered Irttcr In care ot Tlio llco. An-
lyirrs mi ndiltefto < ] nil ! bn itnllroroil upon
1 Iturntiillmi ot tlio check only. Jute * ,
1 l-2o n woril , lint Iniertlun , to n wonl
licreafler. Nothing taken for luitlmnMCc
lor llrit Iniertlon ,
11ie end iTtl onienU mil t ton cninecu-
tltely.
SITUATIONa WANTED.
TfOt NO WIDOW. DAltCIHTKH OF MAPON
and I. O. O. ] ' , , desires Bltuntlon on house
* ' . > keeper or take change of hotel , city or country ,
or Mould correspond with view to imtrliiony ( ;
elderly Rriitlcmun preferred. Address Mr . Car
rie J. Wllbuin , I1. O. llox HIT. ChlcnKo , III.
A M12I SO *
BITt'ATlON WANTKO 11V OOOI ) CIJTTKIl.
practical tnllor ; three yean In pius. nt pluce ,
heat of references , ngo , SO ; total nlntulner , W.
lloolc. Inillanola , Iat A Ml 12 30 *
WANTE1J HELP.
WANTED. 1.000 MHN TO WHITE ME TODAY
for the receipt ( absolutely free. In plain sealed
* n\clope ) which cured me of nervous debility ,
xhnused vitality , etc. Addrcai C. J. Walker ,
Vex 1,311 , Kalnmszoo. Mich. I1-MC3
CUBAN VnCCICLUS , I'UUB AND MII.D. EC.
H-UI-J21
110000 A MONTH AND EXPENSES 1'AID
Halesmen ; no experlrncn required. U. S. ClRar
' Co. , C3I H. 7th street , St. Louis , Mo.II
II MM5 21 *
( WANTED , FOR U. 8. AUMV , AULIMlOUlIJiJ
unmarried men , between the ncca of 21 and
to , citizens of the United HtHtes. of good char
acter and temperate hablti , who can apeuU.
read and write Engllih. For full Information
pply. preferably by letter , tn recruiting cm er
* at Fort Omaha , or at 1324 Farnam atreet ,
Omaha. Neh. p
.WANTED , TWO OOOD STONE CUTTFUS TO
work on court house , I.nncntci Mo. ; wax
53.00 for tun hours. Apply at Dellone holnl
11-11133
SIDE I.INI : ; MACKINTOSHES , ntntiiEii
ulothlnK. etc. , a iiooil pnlraman can ndd , e'ute
loute. Mfg. Coipuratlon , I1. O. 13il , New York.
H-M140 13 *
JUAIIOIIEUS AND TBAM8TEIIB ON HAIMlOAn
woik In South Dakota , free trnnKpoitullon
Kramer & O'lltnrn , llth and rarn.im stiecla.
1I-M147 U *
WANTliu u. .
ARE YOU HONEST , SOHEll , INDUSTRIOUS'
If no , cnffiigo with us for l&UJ ; J300 a month ,
JS.COO a year ; you can maka It easy. ul\ hours
u day. Our agents do not complain of hard
times. WliyT They nrc malting money selling
our Perfection Dish Washer ; tlie only practical
family washer manufactured , washes , dries
nnd polishes dishes perfectly In tun minutes ,
no enperlcnco necessary : n child of 8 opciatcs
ll easily ; chtnp nnd duiable , weight , thirteen
pounds ; made of nntl-rust hnct steel ; ciipnc-
Ity , 100 pieces ; (10.000 for Its equal , every fam
ily wants one ; you don't have to cam us ; ni
noon os people know you have It for sal , *
they send for n dish washer : each nsent's
' territory protected ; no lotnpetltlon ; wu fur
nish sample ( nclglm six pounds ) in nice case
tn lady intents to take orders with ; one agent
tnnde J2IIM first ten days. Address for full
particulars 1'erfectlon Mfg. Co. , Enslenood , III.
WANTED , VOt'NO G1RUWITH EXrEIlF-
encc. to core for n three-year-old child Refer
ences required. Apply at 201 South -tli a\
ln'fori- p. rn C 050-17 *
M'ANTED. A GOOD GERMAN ami , AUOUT
1G yearn old. Apply nt once , 2022 Ohio St.
C M9S1-1S *
WANTED , ami * FOR GENERAL IIO''SE-
work ; family of two. 3J1T Davenport sties'
C-JIH5 18 *
WENT HOU3E3.
HOUSES , F. 1C. DARLING , DARKER I1LOCK.
D tU
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. P. Davis company , 1505 rnrnam. D 425
HOUSES. DENEWA & CO. . IPS N. 15T1I ST.
D 47
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II. E. COLE CO. LARGEST LIST IN OMAHA.
U-MU3
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I-OIl RENT-DESIRAI1LE HOUSES.
B rooms , 211 B. 24th HI. . $30.
7 rooms , 4203 Cumlni ; St. , 22.
7 rooms. ! )2tt ) N. ZJth a\e. . JZ2 & ) .
rooms , 4907 Cass St. , J10.
9 rooms , 4327 Dnve-npoit St. . (10 ,
& room % 5129 Jackson St. . Is.
f , roonn. 3513 Pratt nt. , J7.
Bco ridellty Trust Co. . 1702 Tarnam St. D-431
HENTAL AGENCY 620 SO. ICTH ST.
D-7J7
10-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN , LOCATED 2211
Douglas. W. F. Clark. D-M9V.Jls
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T\VO 9-ROOM I1RICII HOUSES. 1330-41 1'ARIC
avenue , facing llanscom park , ncarl ; * new
hard wood finish ; llrst class modern con
veniences. Inquire 1119 South 32nd street.
D-M3J3
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C AND 7-ROOM FLATS , WITH RANGE \ND
all modern conveniences j awnLnKU. screens and
Janitor service. Call at corner Hit , 701 S. ICtl
st , , from 10 to 12 uud 2 to 4. Gconro Clouser.
D M594
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FOR RENT. FINE COTTAGE. RARN , LARGE
lawn , on car line. R. C. Patterson , Itanige blk.
D-4J7
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t ELEGANT 6-ROOM COTTACfES JUST UUILT
I22.SO. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Fnrnam
D-342
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THREE-ROOM COTTAGE WITH GARDEN. S
E. Cor. Urd and Clark St. Inquire 1G23 Jackson -
son St. D CCS
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S-ROOM MODERN HOUSE , 23TII ST. A POP
pleton. Ilartinan & Robblns , 210 Dee bliln.
D-82I-J9
_ _ _ _ _ _
MODERN TEN-ROOM HOUSES ON MOTOR
line for rent nl V-000 per month. E. II. Hheafe
432 I'axton hloclt. D-M83S 21 *
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roil RENT. 8-ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODERr
Improvements ; hard wood llnlsh and larg
rooms. No. 400 N. 23rd. D M105 19
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TOR RENT. AT REASONA11LE PRICE , M\
itffldrnce , cor. 2Uh and St. Mary's avo. , fur
nl hed or unfurnished , for the summer , o
longer. Mis. M. Hcllman. D J56-21
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CHOICE EIGHT-ROOM 1JRIPIC RESIDENcT
mo'U'in , Slier \\ooj avc. , near ICth and Lake
ta > .00.
rcntnil t'lsht-room brick , IJd and California , J33A
Lnrao brick residence. 23d nnd California. C. A
Stair. CIS N. Y. Llfo HldK. D-9' > 8.17
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ri'RNlSHED HOUSE FOR RENT FOR THE
mimiiui. Imiulrc Mrs. J. W. Cotton , 118 So
19th. D-m-ina-18'
RENT. 7-ROOM , EAST FRONT. MOD
crn. Call SCI No. littli , rent J2ii . D-Mt ) > 2
li'l'RMHHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING
C looms. Hi at Hoar , or 4 rooms , second Hoer
city uator , bath , barn , etc , G minutes fioi
Iii ) tolIIcc. ti H S , 20th street. D M997 13
iFbll RENT. HOUSK 6 ROOMS AND SI'MMER
Mtchi n. ! J1J Caldwell street. D M1000 23 *
LA11CU GROUNDS. COTTER HOMESTEAD
U2I .Slurman a\e. F. D. Wcad , ICth & Douglas
D-13M9
1 Pit , KilNT i' ibllEI )
NICE SOUTH KRONT ROOM. WELL FUR
ulslicJ , prl > ale family. Call 2412 Cass at.
E M433
I'LEAS ANT ROOM , 1019 DODGE. E MS37
TURNISHED ROOM. C2 * S. I9TH STREET.
E-M107-J15 *
RENT. ELEGANTLY FURNISHEI
rooi na. C04 8. 13th. E 619 J > 2
_
t ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING FOR MAN
and wife ; rent taken In board. 319 N. 17th.
E MI-IS *
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FURNISHED ROOMS 60o WEEK. 710 S. 1IT1I
Nn.VTIA' rt'llNlSHED ROOM FOR TWO , 613
H. nth street. E Mali ) K *
NEATLY 1'UllNISUED ROOMS , toS. . UTII ST ,
-iiuu ia *
FIVU ROOMS. FURNISHED FOK HOUSE.
Kei-plnKi central. 8 88. Hee. E-Mllt 18 *
VI 15N1SHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
i liislc or cnjullc ; c.m houneke p on Ural
llo-ir. 1713 Chlcniro street. E M1JO IS *
ANDBOAR ]
TUB ROSE. S020 HARNEY. NICE FURNISHED
rooms \\llh l ard ; special rates to cn
-tQ4-J2i
NU'EI.Y FURNISHED ROOMS. 203 X * . 1JT1I
BlUCl. F-UIM
ROOM AND UOAHD AT 21S SO. Z5TH STREET
F-MS74 15 *
IX ) RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
with board ; terms reasonable. Call at 210
UouKtas. F 830-21
FOR RKNT-SUITE OP ROOMS. ALSO SIN
el * room , with bonrtl In prhate family ; refer
tnt-es. M14 Fjrnnm. F tli 18
NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM WIT1
toard for two ; private family ; no other boar !
ers. t it horns comforts. Clt No. Slit. Int.
California and WtbMer. F 904
I "OR RENT. VUItNlSHED ROOMS. WITI
boavl. l | } | ntnnty itrcet. n
6OUTII ROOMS. BlNai.a Brt nNSUITB.
m r rn'M < B > Douclai. U *
107 8 JSTH AVU , I-mVATi : FAMILY
TO TftADV ) . DREHS EUIT. CHEST MEA l lit
M Inches , ncm t\rlo i coat Hi , for honr. SUB ,
> r uujUilnj. a 42 , UK. I'-l-i
FU.UNISHBD KOUM3 AND BOAHD
Continued.
IANDSOME ROOMH , WITH EXCELLENT
( able ; references. 101 N. 18th itreet
itreetFMK8 20 *
PNFtmNISHED KUOM8 TO
S ROOMS , CLOSET. 202 ST. MARY'S AVE.
O-M315 20 *
J OR J UNrt'RNISHED ROOMS TOR RENT AT
103 8. 24th St. 0-95J
: AST ROOMS , tsoo AND js.oo rr.n MONTH.
COO B. 23th street U-M113 18
ANI > OFFIOK3
FOR RENT-TllE 4-STORY URICIC RUILDINO ,
116 I'omam street. This building has a n re
proof cement basement , complete steam heat-
Inn fixtures , water on all floors , eas , etc. Ap-
| ) ly at the ofTlce of a he Ilee. 1 910
TWO-STORY I1HICK. 22XG6. AND 6 FEET
trackage , 718 R. 13th , nt your onn price , H.
Cole Co. . 106 N. 15th St. 1 71C Jy6
AGENTS WANTK1 > .
MEN AND WOMEN , > 5 TO 10 A DAY. AD-
drcjs the Handy Heater Co. , RJI New York Life
blJff. , Omaha , Neb. J 913
VANTED. DISTRICT AND CITY MANAGERS
to represent the United Stnt < - Rencvolcnt so
ciety ; pays sick , accident and funeral benefits.
Addresi J. B. 1'ltcher , secretary , Sairlnaw. East
Side. Mich. J M119 22 >
WANTED TO RENT.
V PHYSICIAN AND WIPE WOULD TAKE
charRC of nnd care for neatly furnished hotue
In Kood neighborhood during hot months , for
iw of same. Uood rcfercn'H. . 43. lleo
onice. 1C 13S-1S *
G. G. WALLACE , RENTALS , 313 I1UOWN IIMv.
L-M705
STOKAQ .
STORAGE. FRANK EWERS , 1211 IIARN'EY.
MI3S
DEST STORAGE DUILDING IN OMAHA. U. S.
ROV. bond warehouse ; household coeds stored ;
lowest rates. 1013-1015 Leavenworth. M4M
STOVES STORED DURING SUMMER. TEL.
960. 1207 Douglas. Omaha Stove Repair Works.
MI37
'ACIFIC STORAGE & WAREHOUSE CO. . 9TH
& Jones sts. General storage and fomardlnt ; ,
MI3I
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED TO RUY ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS
a cottage on full lot. Address with location
nnd termi. S 42 , lice. N 131
JOR SAL-li j ; UltNITURE.
FOR SALE. SO ROOMS FURNITURE ; CENtral -
tral location ; 18 hoarders : Rood reasons for
selling ; great bargain. Address S 18 , IJee.
0-M870
FOB SALE. HORSES AND WAGONS
HIGH , STYLISH , TWO-SEATED TRAP WITH
reversible seat , fllllhtly used. Me Cormlck'n
barn , 14th and Howard. P 933-17 *
i'Oll aALE MioCiLIiANEOUS"
HARDWOOD COMIIINATION HOG AND
chicken fence. Chas. R. Lee , 9th and DougUs.
Q411
THE STANDARD CATTLE CO. . AMES. NEIL ,
has 400 tons good baled hay to sell , Q M442
FOR SALE , A PET DEER. INQUIRE A. D.
Urandles , Boston Store. Q-MC3I
CUBAN FRECKLES SOLD EVERYWHERE. EC.
Q1S4 J21
FOR SALE , NATIONAL CASH REGISTER ,
nearly new , be sold cheap. Addresi C It ,
Bee , Council Ullifts. Q M9I7 13
FOR SALE. OLD LUMBER CONSISTING OF
scantling 2x4 , 2x8 , 2x10 , 8x8 , shlplnp , sheeting ,
siding , doors , windows , etc. , nt the Associated
Charities wood yard , 807 Howaid st. QJj7-Jyll *
CLAIRVOYANTS
MRS. DR. II. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT. RE-
llable business medium. Sth > carat 119 N. ICth.
S413
FORTUNES TOLD THROUGH THE STARS
nnd through the spirit. Amelia Goodman ,
Union Depot hotel , llth and Mason , room 2 , up
stairs. S 90S-19 *
MADAM E. AUSTIN , TRANCE MEDIUM AND
Independent card reader. Room 2 , WJ 8. 11th
at. Hamburg hotel. S930 26 *
M-flSSAGt. UA-J.H3. KTCX
MADAM SMITH , 02 S. 13TH. 2I > FLOOR , ROOM
3 ; magnetic , \apor , alcohol , steam , sulphurlne
nnd oea baths. T M333-2J *
MASsTaE"MADAME BERNARD. 1121 DODGE.
T MG59 Jy 4 *
FINEST BATH AND MASSAGE PARLORS IN
city. Mme Howell , 31S & 320 S. 15th ; thoroughly
practical chiropodist and manicurist attendant.
T MS7C Jy 12 *
MRS. DR. LEON , ELEGANT MASSAGE AND
electric bath. Forlorn restful nnd refresh
ing. 412 North llth street. T M132 23 *
TURKISH BATHS ; ONLY PLACE IN CITY
exclusively for ladles. Suite 109-110 , lleo bldg.
135
LADIES' BATHS. 6 FOR 3. MME. POST. 319(4 (
B. IB. 730
FKRBONA1 * .
THE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET , MADE TO
order from measure. 1909 Farnam street.
VIAVI CO. , 346 BEE BLDO. ; HEALTH BOOK
free ; home treatment ; lady attendant. U444
B. HAAS. FLORIST. PLANTS. CUT FLOWERS.
Banquet , hall , residence and Krave decorations.
1113 Vlnton street. Telephone 776. U-MI45
BATHS , MASSAGE , MME. POST. S19V4 S. 15TII.
U731
CUBAN FRECKLES. WORTH IOC FOR 6C.
U184 J21
UMBRELLAS COVERED AND REPAIRED ,
SI6. No. ICth. Jos. Henderson. U 3S7 J 27
BARGAIN. 13 CABINET PHOTOS. 12. DAVIE3.
113 S ICth street , opposite Boston Store.
U-M509 30
A PRIVATE PARTY HAS MONEY TO LOAN
on pianos. Jewels , bloclea. etc. Business
strictly confidential. Address Postolllce Box
82C. U M703
HAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS MADE INTO
rugs ; any slza you wish. 1521 Lea\emvnrth
street. U M700 J > 8
A LADY THAT LIVES ON CAPITOL AVENUE
wishes to sea that tall gentleman that nskec
her to get married last September and uh <
told him that "the nas afraid he would kit
her. " AddreM S 26. Bee. U 925-17 *
A TRAVELER ALWAY S PROVOKE
self. In casn of vudde.i sl"knes . with a bo.l e
of Clarke's Pure Rye Whisky. At 6'aS-is
U--M143 IS
MONfcY TO LOAN UKAL ESTATE
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 318 N. Y. LIFE ,
loans at low rates for choice security In Ne
braska and Ion a farm * or Omaha city property.
W44
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1505 Farnam st. W4jl
INVESTORS DIRECTORY CO. . 10 WALL ST ,
New York , offer any purl 100,000 eastern In-
water's names , who aave money to Invest ;
just compiled. Write for particulars.
W-M303 JJ5 *
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR. 613 N. Y. LIFE.
W45Q
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. O. Chesney , Kansas City. Mo.
W45S
CAPITAL , J2.000.000j SURPLUS. JWO.OOO ; U , S.
Mortgage Trust Co. , New York. For 6 per ctn
loins on city property apply to Pusoy & Thomas
agents , room 207 First Nat'l tunk bldg.W2M
W-2M
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brennan , Love & Co. , Faxton blk.
W447
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at 6 per cent. W. B Melkel , 1st Nat. Bk bldg ,
W44S
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Fidelity Trust company , 1703 Farnam.
\ W44J
LOANS ON IMPROVED ft UNIMPROVED CITY
property , W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1STJ Farnam.
W45J
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
J. B. HADDOCK. ROOM 427 , IIAMGE BLOCK.
X455
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE AND
pianos. Fred Terry. 4 ) Ilamga blk. X456
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
horst * . uagbiu , etc , , at lowest ratea tn city ;
no removal of roods : strictly confidential ; you
c n pay the loan off at any time or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
3C6 So. 18th St.
MODEL LOAN CO. , 403 NEW YORK LIFE.
X-13J-Jyl
BUSINESS UHANOhS.
CUBAN FRECKLES , THE ONLY IHGAR , 5C.
ym ji
IIUHINESS CHANCH TO RESPONSIBLE
parly , with JS.toO or tlO.OOD ta put Into old-
lal > ll < h il mholevale optical home , located In
Chicago , und doing bunlness In the west , have
live trav llnr salesmen oa the road Address
8 il Omaha Dee. Y M900 18 *
A UUOD SALOON FOR SALE IN OMAHA AI
U bj sum. Addiui S 39 , Ilet. Y 551-17 *
HOUSEWIVES
"WTHE NMAIRBANK COMPANY * * *
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Continued.
IS.OOOOO STOCK OF MKRCHANDISH IN 11E3T
town In eastern Nebraska , for land nnd casher
or equivalent , Address 8 23 , care lleo.
Y-M93 <
OLD ESTABLISHED MiAT MARKET AND
grocery for sale cheap. Address 8 31. HIM' .
Y-955-17
MONEY IN CATTIjIJ. SNAP 1'RACTICAI
man wanteil with caxh tn stock and manace
l,00iacre Irrlirated ranch , cash to fro Into
stcjrs Will Incorporntp. Cut this out. II.
M. Lewis. Kvanston , Wyo Y MU31-1S-
AS TIliT "iJLUCTIUC CUUUKNT KI.ASina :
over thf telegraph les , so dj s C'lirky's Pure
R > e Whisky llah over the n ° rvoirm of the
human liody. bringni ; h'-alth and > liuiKt'i to
tlio debilitated sjstein. Al rayn In hrrlUi.
Y-M1I1 IS
FOR SAM : , ji.soooo CASH AND NOTES ;
stock dry goods nnd furnlahlnRs ; tine location ,
must Bell account sickness. Addresi H 41. lice.
Y MU1 19 *
POR EXCHANCrai.
WILL EXCHANGE MILLINERY FOR RANOE
coal. 1512 Douglas street. Z-M730 21
WANTED TO TRADE NEW STANDARD Ill-
cycle for draft horse weighing ! , & pounds or
more C. J. Davis , 1110 Furnam st. 55 S37
FARM LANDS IN NORTHWEST MISSOURI
for stock of hardware or Implements. Knox &
nisscr , 37'.4 I'cail St. , Council Itlurfa. la.Z117J2D
Z117J2D
TO EXCHANGE , A COMRINED STOCK OF
drugs , clocks , watches , jewelry , blank nnd
school books , wall paper , window shades , paints ,
oils , glass , etc. Will Invoice , with fixtures ,
nbout 19.000. Want improved farm. Address
A. J. I'ltzer , Cherryvale , Kansas.Z .
Z MSI7 JvlO
I WANT MERCHANDISE IN EXCHANGE FOR
real estate and cash. II , A Wagner , Omahn
H M100
TO TRADE. DRESS SUIT. CHEST MlJASl'RE
55 Inchei. worn twice , cost $75 , for huise gun
or anything S 42 , Ilee. 7. 135
FOR SALE rt Ali .ESTATE.
ADSTRACTS , THE BYRON REED COMPANY.
RE-138
BARGAINS. HOUSES. LOTS AND FARM ;
sale or trade. F. 1C. Darling , Ilaiker lllocN.
RE ICO
IMPROVED GARDEN LANDS NEAR OMAHA
at prices that will surprise you. If taken with
in 2 weeks , J. H. Sherwood , 423 N. Y. Life.
RE-453
BARGAINS. SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP-
crtles and farms. John N. Frenzer , opp P. O.
RE 1C !
HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS. SELL AND
buy lots , acres , farms. Garvln Bros. , 210 N. Y. L
RE-403
FOR SALE , 4-ROOM COTTAGE. FULL LOT.
east front , J700 00 ; terms easy , bargain. R C.
Patterson. Ramge block. RE MM I
FARM LANDS , C. F. HARRISON , 812 N. Y. Lite
RE S57-Jy 10
FOR SALE , DELIGHTFUL MODERN COT
Uge home , near N. boulevard , S2,5X ( ) 00 ; $ ! .oO.oo
rash , balance caay at 6 per cent. Addresi S 3 >
Bee. RE-993 IS
FINE COTTAGE HOME , COST YEAR AGO
* 1.500 , for $ ! ! '
$1.200 house and half acre for ll OiV ) .
Fine little home , 19th st. bo.ilevard , Jt.r/ ) ) .
2 slghtl ) acres near Ft. Omaha , bith $750.
Small houses from J323 00 unward.
F. D. Weod. ICth and Douglas. RE 13-19
M. O. DAXON , 402 N. 16TII. 461
VICTOR BICYCLES. THE FINEST OF ALL
bicycles. Omaha Bicycle Co. , :23 N. 16th street.
4CS
STERLING BUILT LIKE A WATCH. WESTern -
ern Electrical Supply Co. , 1513 Howard street
465
SEE THE VISIBLE BALL BEARINGS ON
Relay Special. Will Bainum Bro. . 120 N. 15th.
4C7
REMINGTON AND EAGLE. CROSS GUN CO. ,
116 3. 13lh street. 403
A. L. DEANE & . CO. . 1116 FARNAM STREET.
463
WESTERN BICYCLE & GUN CO.,2115 CUMINO
470
GHAT-ib AND TILES.
WOOD MANTLES , GRATES. TILTja FOR FIRE
places , vestibules and large floors ; write for
catalogue. Milton Rogers & Sons , Omaha.
471
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. 43)4 Burdette.
S03-J30 *
CARPENTERS AND
C. E. MORRILL. PAPER HANGING , HOUSE
sign painting , brick work , plastering ; off. R. 1 ,
Barker blk ; tel. 735 ; shop 913 N. 24th ut.
451
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGES.
MRS. FANNY ADLER , PIANO TEACHER ,
graduate Vienna Conservatory. 80S So , ICth HI.
833-Jy9
GEORGE F GELLENBECK. BANJO AND
Eultar teacher. 1911 Cass street. M 109
BUILDING ( SLOAN ASSOCIATION.
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. i B ASS'N PAY
6. 7 , 8 per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old , alwajs
redeemable. 1701 Farnam st. Nattlncer. Sec.
480
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interst on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & B.
Ats'n , 1704 Bee Bldg. G. M. Nattlnger , Sec.
4S1
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
II. 1C BURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
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CHAl'TCH IV.
It may bo I lack character , but when
morning came and I found myrelf again In
the prcicnco of Mr. Knollys and his sisters
I said nothing ot what I had heard or seen
and simply showed my uneasiness by Inform
ing them that circumstances made It Im
possible for mo to remain longer In their
hospitable house , at which they all started
and consulted each other with anxious looks ,
the brother murmuring something about his
having moro leisure now for amusement , and
the sisters Lucetta particularly uttering regrets -
grots which only the memory ot the unex
plained horrors I had witnessed prevented
mo from regarding as heartfelt and sincere.
"You must not go , indeed you must not. "
objected Miss Knollys. "Tonight "
llut I could not and would not contemplate
another night epent In this dreadful housj ,
and I looked so determined that her face fell
and she with dtlllculty remarked.
"We have been very unfortunate. I hops
you will not carry away too unhappy an Im
pression of us. " Then , as If she felt the
necessity ot knowing Just what I had seen
or suspected , she added"If you would tell
me Just what has disturbed you perhaps we
could reassure you In some way. Was It the
room alone that frightened you ? "
Perhaps thus questioned I should have told
them Just what I had sson and heard. Hut I
am only 17 years old , and at my age a girl
reasons but little and only thinks ot escape
when frightened. So I repeated what I had
previously said to the maid , that I had heard
myself locked In during the night , and that
the experience had frightened me , and tint I
could never run the risk ot being subjected
to the same again. Which explanation seemed
to satisfy the brother , but not Lucetta , for
she grasped my hand with t-udden vehemence
and cried :
"Hut that is not all , or you would be sim
ply Indignant You heard cries , perhaps , and
and movements about the house something
"But that It not nil "
'ou could not explain , and think It strange
hat wo do not ? " Then as I drooped my
licad and shut my lips together with girlish
obstinacy she broke out : "Oh , do not tlihiK
.00 much of an occurrence which we would
be g.ad to explain If we dared. Some daj'
, ve cannot tell how soon we may be able to
ell jou all about It , but now you must take
ho matter on trust , and If you have any
regard for the children of your father's old
_ rlend promise that you will not tell , nt least
any one In this part of the country , why j-ou
cave us so unceremoniously before j'our visit
s half out. "
Happy to be released on any terms , I gave
my promise , and at noon left this i.l-omencd
louse.
Father , such Is Miss Grant's storj- . Can
you , w'.io know the Knollys so much better
than I do , explain It ? And do you know
who died In their house on the 23d ot De
cember last ? Affectionately , jour daughter ,
ANNA.
'And what answer did you make to your
[ laughter when yen wrote her ? " 1 asked , as I
read these final words.
The worthy man shifted uneasily in his
seat before repljlng.
"Well , " said he , "I wrote her that I
nought she was crazy. llut for all that 1
inudc certain Inquiries concerning her , and
ound that n closed carriage had been seen
0 enter L'ist Man's lane that's what we
call tlir.t dismal by-path , sir and come out
again and go east some half hour or so before
the conch brought up Miss Grant from Ful-
nlngham station. "
"And you found out nothing more ? "
"Not a thing. "
"Now , " I suddenly remarked , "what Is
your opinion of the whole matter ? You have
an Idea and so have I. What Is yours ? "
'That the brother has mania. That the
sisters know It and try to shield him. That
his mania is for killing people , and that he
soirctlmes succeeds , greatly to their horror.
Then they bury the victims "
"Horrible ! Unheard of ! " I broke In aghast.
Hut ho went stoically on-
"The Knollys were always queer. The
father was n stern , sad-faced man , and the
mother ran away and left her children when
they were very little. She died In a foreign
land and they all wore mourning , but they
never mention her name and do not en
courage any one else to. The children may
have Inherited their bad qualities from her. "
"I am going to see those children , " I re
marked. "If I do not come back you will
know where to find me. "
"But I shan't , " he objected. "It Is that
verj- feature of the affair which baffles us.
I'eople go Into that road , but they don't
come out , ard they don't leave any trace be
hind them. I tell you there is some fearful
sectPt In connection with this matter. The
victims are taken unawares , as I am afraid
you will b ? . Had you not better let mo go
along with you ? "
"Never , " I said , "hut If I do not comi-
back by 2 o'clock , you can come after me. "
And secure In my own nerve and self-reliance
1 took up my surveyor's instruments and
bodily set out for Lost Man's Lane.
I did not go by Mr. Trohm's house this
time , nor did I enter by the Knollys gate.
I made my approaches from the rear nnd
carefully and with circumspection searched
that portion of the woods Into which Miss
Grant had seen tlu burial party disappear.
What I found was very simple , but to my
mind of sufficient importance for mo to form
a plan of action.
Calling to a group ot small children who
had persistently followed me ever since I
entered th ° woods , I cried out : "Ten cents
for the boy who brings mo a spide ! " Ana
when this 10 cents was earned , added within
hearing of them all : "Now , don't any ol
you run and tell Miss Knollys that I am goIng -
Ing to dig up this crossed stick you sec
here. She might give you another 10 cents
and stop mo. "
"But what are j-ou going to dig It up for ? "
bawled out one.
"Decauie It's keeping down a spook. Now
run off and tell Miss Knollys that and gei
your 10 cents. "
With a bliotit they circlet ! Into a knot an (
vanished. Hut one little figure slid awa >
In tha direction of the big gray walls I could
faintly discern In the distance , and Judglnf :
that my somewhat hazardous suggestion had
taken effect , I took off my coat and Inserted
my spade lute the moist earth. Then 1
waited till I heard the sound of hurrying
feet behind me , when I dug up a large piece
of earth and flung It to one side.
A gufcp of Irrepressible dismay uttered at-
moU In my ear , wartrd me to desUt. nnO
turning round , I saw two young womei
standing not live feet away , with wide starIng -
Ing eyes , and hands clutched over then
breasts that panted with something more
than the effort , of running.
One spoke as I looked up.
"What are you doing hero ? " she cried
"You have no right to dig In our woods , "
I hastened to apologize. "I am a surveyor , '
said I , "I meant no harm , I aisuro you , 1
merely want to drive a stake here. "
"But why here ? " cried out the other. "Ii
there no other place In all these woojs , thai
you should plant your ipado In Jn "
"A grave ? " I demanded , dropping m >
rpade and advancing determinedly , "Wai
that what you meant to say. It EO "
I had struck the truth. I saw It In the
Instant collapse which took place , not only Ir
their bodies , but In the spirit which Informed
them , and while I felt the natural sattstac-
tlon of the successful detective , I was alic
conscious ot a deep shrinking from the tail
Imposed upon me , for these young women
were no common women , and LuceUa ospe
daily ( or she whom I had fixed upou at
Liiicotta ) was exceedingly lovely. EO lovely
ndced that I wondered ho > v Miss Grant could
lave mentioned her name without saying how
Beautiful she was.
"Who are you ? " gasped Miss Knollys ,
catching hold of her slstcr'u hand , partly to
gain and partly to give the support they both
so evidently needed , "llecnuso there Is a
crossed stick planted horn do you think our
woods a cemetery ? "
"I think this * i > ot a grave , " I answered ,
"and my thought Is Important , Mlts Knollys ,
becuipe while I am not ready to say that I
lied In declaring myself a survejor , I do feel
It Incumbent upon mo to Inform you that I
am nho a detective , sent here to ferret out
the crimes which have nude this place a ter
ror for the last sixteen month ? . "
"Crimes' " murmured both the sisters , fallIng -
Ing with an Impulsive mocmciit to their
1(11001.
"What are j'ou saying ? " shrieked Lu
cetta.
"Wo know nothing nbout crimes , " cried
the other.
"Yet crimes have been committed not 200
yards from this place , " I went on. " 1'crsons
have come into this lane who have never gone
out of It , and It there Is one grave In this
tangled forest , why should there not be
mote ? Ladles , I am going to dig. "
"Dig. then , but first let me tell you what
you will flnd. Six feet below that turf you
will strike a collln. H Is a rude one , for we
mode It ourselves , and on the lid you will so
scrawled on n piece of common tin these
words 'Althca Ann Knollys. Horn Febru
ary 1 , 183C. Died December 22 , 1893. ' It Is
our mother's grave , sir. "
She spoke the truth. I saw It In the clear
regard of Miss Knollys' eye , In the steady
firmness of Lucetta's bearing and her un
conscious air of dignified reproach. Bowing
pro'oundly , I walled for the explanation they
could not help giving.
It was Lucetta's voice which first broke
the silence , and as she spoke I noted again
her clear brow with Us line ot trouble , and
the delicate sensitiveness ot her whole expres
sion , which made her the most spiritual-
looking being I had e\cr r en.
"I do not know you , " were her first words ,
"but you say you ore n detective and that
your errand here is to ferret out cilme. You
have como to the wrong place , sir , nnd If we
consulted out pride alone we would turn our
backs uIMII jou nnd let jou desecrate our
mother's grave nnd ascertain tlio truth at
your own ccst. Hut we have other qualltle *
than pride , wo two desolate orphan girls , and
EO I will deign to tell you what 1 hop ? your
sense of Justice will prevent you from re
peating. Years ago our mother left us. She
had done a wrong , or what jou will better
understand , committed a rrlmlnal act
against one of our neighbors , the penalty of
which Is Etate's prison. "
With diniculty the words came- out ; with
difficulty she kept down the Hush of shame
which threatened to overwhelm her and did
overwhelm her liss restrained slitor. Hut
her self-control wns great nnd she went
bravely on. the palest , the most delicate and
the most resohed of women It had ever been
my lot to face.
"It was forgery. " Eald sho. "Though n
cherished wlfo nnd a beloved mother , she
longed for i.iany things my father could not
glvo her and in nn e\ll hour she Imitated fie
name of a rich man here nnd took HIP check
thus-signed lo Hartford. The fraud was not
detected and she rccclxed the money , but u -
tlmately the rich nun. whose money she had
spent , discovered the use she lud made of his
name , nnd If flic had not escaped , would Jiavc
had her artested. Hut she loit the country ,
nnd the only rc\eiiKo ho took was to swear
that If ever she sot foot in dishing again he
would call the pollen down upon her , yes , II
she wcic dying nnd they had to drjg her
from the brink of the grave. And lie would
have done It , and knowing thli , wujiave llvcl
under tlio shadow ot this fear far e'c\en yeitSi
My father died wi'let ' It nnd my mother ah
sliu spent all her llfu under foreign skies
but when she found that death wis about tc
lay Its hand upon her. her affection for licr
own flesh and blo-d triumphed over her dis
cretion , and she came , sroelly , I own , but
still with that horror m-n-clnK her. to hot
TuinlnK. I si t o youns women.
children's door , and bcgslnp ; liiolr forgive
ness , lay down In the room where they wen
born , and dleJ , with the Imlo ol I'.ielr ' Ion
about her. "
1 thought over Miss Grant's relation of tin
events of the fearful night , and siw In 1
nothing but confirmation of wlnt this yotini
girl was saying. Hut I ventiued this on. .
remark that there might be nothing los
Irom her explanation.
"Hut J understood that you were mouinlni
for jour mother n liolf dozen years ago ? '
To which the older JIIss Knollys replied
"You Deem to know a great deal of our famll ;
history. " llut to which Lucotta ans\\oreV
"Our father was to blame for that. H
wished to make any return on her part Im
possible. "
I cculd understand this , but I cou'.d no
undeistand the persistent revenge of the !
Injured neighbor.
"You must have a virulent cnnmy ! n th
man \\lio so threatened you , " I said. "Is It
a leading man In the town nnd docs ho bill
hold that terror over your head's ' ? "
"If he knew she was burled hero , " sal
Miss Knollys , "he would brand us as forger'
children In the public prebs. 1 don't Idioi
why lie cherishes tucli hatrrdj It Is abnoi
mal. "
"And lils nnnip' " I asked.
"Is Obadlah Trolun ; he Is out next-doc
neighbor. "
At this name , uttered In such a connec
tloir , I felt a curious . cil itlon of uncxpecte
shock and doubt. 1 InoKed at the girls , igal
and uondored how any ono could have ajc
claled them , even In thought , v > ith crlnu
And then I rcmcmberrd that It was th
brother who was suspected , and waiving th
subject which had just engrossed us I raid :
"And jet the dlsappearjnct- Silly Hnfii
I ? not explained. Why has thlsr road carue
surli a title as Lost Man's Line ? "
"J cannot say , " moaned Jll s Knnllyi. " 1
is another horror of our dreadful Ilvf"
"You Know that men do disappear here
anoiits ? "
"Alas ! " she murmured
"Why does your brother then leave vo
here , to slurc lh < ; odium of o Ill-onuned
placo. Has ho' no coiiMilcratljn for you
jouth and Innocence ? "
"My brother has no money. " aniwere
I.ucetta. "We are obllgrd to stay where w
have a roof to rover us. He IK not to t
blam'l ' ; ho U good In pvery way. "
And 'o my path was ngtln blot-lied , and
saw that I vhould bo obliged to go lo c *
trcmetlei , If only to eallsfy public oplnloi
that all was rlylit with tli tt ! jouiig people.
"Mlu Knollys , " 1 raid , Indicating both I
my bow , "my duty compel * me to an acllu
which promises lo be equally painful to tn )
self and distressing to 5011. The grave (
Silly flufus must Us found , and since
tuoiiiB as If hts death must liine urcurrc
within the radius of a half-mile of IhU r.pu
everything In that half-mile mu t t
searched. "
I.ucetta cist one glance at her eUter
curious glance , half of horror half of anothf
sort of fooling not BO easy to recognize.
"Does that Include our houie ? " the aikn
casting one look behind her at the gray il
walls.
"Do you object ? " I asked.
"No ; only I would like to aitt who tun
moned you hers to Ctuhlng. Was It Mr.
Utko or Mr. Blmmoni ? "
"No ; It war Mr. Trohm. "
"Ah , " said she , and again she looked at her
sister with that curious glance. "Sir , " sha
pursued , meeting my eye with mot deter-
nlned nlr , "search our houto from garr l to
cellar and from wall to wall , but do not offer
this Indignity to us only. When jott have
finished , with tills ono , than fenrch that ; I
mean the house ot Obadlah Trohm , With
that proviso you are frco lo root us up to
the foundation , And you need not even spare
my mother's grave. "
( Continued Wednesday. )
AROUSED THiT COURT3 IRE.
IVnttires In tha IIIII Liquor 1.Iconic Cat *
tlint l > l | ilrn nl Him.
Oscar I ) , lll'l ' of South Omaha , held under
a charge of felling liquor In that place with
out having llrsl secured a license , was dis
charged by the Judge of the criminal section
of the district jesterdny. Hill had brought
labeas carpus proceedings to secure his ro-
ease.
Mr. Doiul , who appeared as Hill's attorney ,
nslstcd upon having the case heard. Ootng
upon the stand ho testified that ho under
stood that the rrlmlnal prosecution ot Hill
would have been dropped had Hill paid The
lleo the amount of the cost of advcrtlslnit
Ills application license $13. This particular
sum was stated as being In payment for the
advertisement In the juper of greatest circu
lation , as provided by law.
The court admitted that Hill had no license
and would be found guilty , undoubtedly , It
the fact was made to appear , as seemed to
lie the case , that ho had simply applied for
license and had been operating without hav
ing secured It. Ho said that U was necessary
lo make a distinction In this case , however ,
Irrespective of the question of guilt. Hera
the court switched anil talked upon what ho
claimed was an Infraction of the liberty of
the press , stilting Inat It was becoming an
engine to destroy men's liberties. The state
ment having been made that If Hill acceded
to the legal requirements , the prosecuting
witness had no Intention of pushing the
case , especially riled the court. (3 rowing
excited , ho exclaimed Irairjcally : "Has It
come to this ? Is this the United States ?
Where are we ? " going on to Inveigh against
The lleo for depriving people of their liberty
nnd expressing the hope that his remarks
would be criticised , ns ho did not care If they
w ore.
The court compared the statement that tha
prosecuting witness had no Intention ot pushIng -
Ing the case , provided Hill compiled with
the law , with a Singer sewing machlna
case brought In his court a short tlmo since ,
In which ho claimed that an effort was made
to use the law to collect n debt. He stated
that the cases wcro on all fours , the rase nt
bar. If anything , being more so than the
other one. The judge stated that this was nn
evident effort on the pirt of the editor to
discharge people from the custody of the
law and not even ho himself would attempt
such a thing. lla\lng unburdened himself on
the biihject of newspapers , The Omaha lire ,
ho\\e\er , being the only ono which seemed to
merit his attention , he said that he would
let Hill go on home technicalities In the writ
of commitment , and because Hill had not
put In testimor.y at the preliminary hearing.
Vihv tlio ( ihintrM Oliver Cnnip ,
"Koscta" was the German giantess whoss
idvent was looked forward to so eagerly In
miisee circles In Omaha during the winter
of lStl-92 ! She never came. This fact has
been the can.se of Incubating a damage tult
in district court.
W. II. Lttwlcr during that season had
rliargo of the IMcn Musec of Omaha , where
he claimed to have nn unsurpassed aggrega
tion of the curios of the world. All that
he lacked to make his collection an exhibi
tion of everything unusual and attractive )
was n German giantess. Through A. C.
1)laufu ) < s of Omalm he learned that such a
bMng was In existence , and could be had for
a consideration. Ho dispatched Dlaufuss , on
le-irnlng this , early In the fall , clothed with
plenipotentiary powers , to negotiate a sea
son's exhibition of this weighty female.
Illaufuss made a contract , and telegraphed
for $1130 to bind the bargain. Lawler now
asserts that he called upon the Commercial
National bank lo act as his agent In trans
mitting the sum to Illaufuss at Hanover ,
and rays that n delay ensued which so dls-
giiated ths glant = ss with his financial standing
tint sin refused to como to America. H
Inn iiied the bink for $1,500. Tlio bank
has mads an answer , explaining thst Lawler
failed to give the proper address of his Ger
man agent , and so Is not entitled to n-
covcr , his losses b.'lng due to his own caru-
lessness.
Minor Court .Matter * .
Kd F. Morlarlty has asked the court for
another tilal. Ho alleges among other
things misconduct of the jury.
The Travelers' Insurance company has
been sued by John P. Goad , who desires to
recover $1,650 for tin accident to his hand
by having a bottle burst In It.
The receivers for the Wood Harvester
company have made application to be al-
louiiJ to sell the machinery In their handa ,
Kituatod In the Jurisdiction of Nebraska.
The company has $000,000 worth of ma-
flilnes und Etock on hand In various states.
„
FOUND DEAD IN HIS 110OM.
duoit at the llnrkor Suicides by Hunging
Illiiisnir.
Last Kilday J. II. Dourko registered nt
the Darker hotel from 'Frisco. Ho wns
assigned to room 100 on the second floor an ]
at noon yesteiday ho wax found dead , his
body being suspended from the head of the
bml , a sheet tied around thu neck. Ho wns
last seen nllvo by the clerk last Saturday
noon , when ho railed for tlio Uoya to hli
room.
Ono ot the chambermaids tried to open"
the door Sunday morning , but found It
locked. She reported the fact to the oulca
and ns Ilourko had not been
seen the clerk supposed that ho
had left without paying his bill.
Yesterday when the chambermaid was
making her lounds she found that room 100
was still locked. She burst open the door and
here suspended to the iad of the bed by
a sheet was the body of Ilourke. The girl
notified the olllce and the police and Coroner
Maul were Immediately tmmmoned. Upon
the arrival of the coroner an Investigation
was begun. The clothing of the dead mun
was thoroughly searched , but nothing could
bo found In the ehape of a Utter , card or
anything bearing the name of Itourke , ex
cept a handkerchief matked "W. W. H. " On
his person was found a gold watch , $3.01 In
money , two pilrs of small tcli urs , come
loadpenclls and a Inmcli of keys. The man's
coat hung on a chair and his hat was found
lying on the drisser. In the corner was
found an umbrella. On the drenser was
found a 35-blll ncatlj folded and placed under
a bottle In a conspicuous place. A grip con
tained two negligee flilrts , a suit of under
clothing , some tonels , handkerchiefs , a razor
and razor strop , writing tablet and tome en
velopes.
The man wai about flvo foot seven tnchc *
tall , had blacic hair , wore a mustache and
small Hide whlakcra and was apparently be
tween 25 and 30 years old. He was dressed
in a black suit ot clothea and a blue striped
nfiillK'eo shirt , mid a straw hat with black
band
The body was taken to the morgue , wher *
thu coroner will hold on Inquest.
cs FUU HORSFORI > ' .S
i
Act I I'hoiphiito Are D.inqcra-i * .
Ilecaute they cost lees , many substitutes
arc offered , twrno of which are dangerous , and
nona ot which will produce the same effect as
the genuine. Insist upon having "Hors-
ford's" whether buying a bottle of Add Phos
phate , or "pho3ph3to"Jn a glasi of soda.
Mr . ( Inipplo Will Ntio fur Dnnrigoi.
A petition has betn filed for administration
of the estate ot William H. Chapplo , ths
man murdered by James Iili. He left , so hi *
wife , Annlo Chappie says , a personal estat *
worth $100. She Intends suing lib for dam *
ag'-s for the killing of her husband. She ask *
that Ferdinand Meyer ba appointed admin
istrator.
Children Cryfoi
Pitcher's Castorla.
Children Cryfoi
Pftcher's Castorla.
Children Cryfoi
Castoria.