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' rnE OJf.IA DAILY nEE : TIJESDAY AUGUST 27. 189t. '
.
8PRCHAh ; NOTIGE8"
_ . . , . - . , -
AlvlrU""I"le" lor iI.re eohllll
will 1.1 ell.n ulCI 1:1:1 : p. iii. tar
. V ihl ( 'vrnlll nlli until HI' , , " . fur ( lip
.Ilrlhll lull 8111IIY ( II C " , , , .
Alh'erUICrl , hT rellu".UII n nnm-
1.Cr.t .h..IL , Cln 1ine nl""lr" nIl-
dre""ll io n lulhrr.t letter II carpet
01 The I. . AI"'r..o nI11Ir..ell
'Til I he Ih'I , ' .r"11 ul"n l.r..enCon
01 the click on I , 1nh' " , 1 1- : . it
\ort flrNt In..rCnn , Ie n , vorll
llacrenrtcr. Noehlnl 'r"I"'n for lcsa
illnn 2e fOr Ir.e IliMertlon. Tlacs .
S nlh'rrU"rmenC nlu.t h. run COl-
.c.uC"el ) ' .
, \'rBU-\A1.n : II I.I' .
WANTE1)-I.IVI : . INT1td.lflFT Mi ! ' : TS IN
Omaha to urizanlze cluhs , of three 10 fve faml-
Ilat for our rnmou orchar,1 homcl land In cen.
tral Mls.I..lpl'l The tide of Immigraton I. l go.
Inl iUt)1 ) . where there nre lI hOI wln.ls. no
Cld wIntCr no blzznr < B. no crop faIlure9.
Where two or three crops can ho rlsell each
lear. Where there I l crls thing B a ( jill-
ure If n mnn will work one.hAlf A" hR" ni h. _
does In thla wi . Cool summer. mid wIn.
ler& Hln paying crp' or fruit And RArltn
truck Iticheiil soil on earlh. leol riwAY
true" Ilehe.1 . . .01 , \me , . general o .nl. 1611
Farnam street Omnha. I-:0
: TjI\N : TO , vOm OMAIA on TAIC
terrilory In Nebrn.ka as general agent for an i
tlrrlol , Rick neelltnl , ant I.nth bnnpn nnl ,
Ten-Ye.tr 1n1ownient nienclatlofl. PrudentAl
man rnllowlPnt , , 9 o. fli. , or nlllre.s
Is , . V. Ient , 301 ' ) lal block. D-M .
JiC'flVF MAOFN1AT AlmIUH l'On OUR
city tmle. ' 01 he In.'rlele.1 ' nnll mill , whlo :
Itarlng cty , Wil personally. 1:16 Iou\ln , . IO
D-:11 !
WANTED. 'rwo IXPInmCI ) TRA\'hhiNQ
WTEI. (00,1 , territur3' . leln & ThflInPflfl
tailors. 1613 1irnarn. 1-:910
$0.0 TO $1 i.os : ) HAI..Ut I.UI HAI.I'HEN :
for clgari ; .xp.rlenee nft nec..ary ; extra In-
.5 . aucetjient . . tu . cuitornCr. 1.hop I 1ln. . St ,
1 Louis. Mi , . 11-M1t3 S2'
SALI"HM.\N 1On Tlr 1115T HII..IO : UNr ;
on the real , ; liberal in1ar : 110" olde line men
tor > Iec , 111 , . Calro Iheral nlnrr comlan , ll-M16 ChlcaR" 2S ,
WAT1l ) , YOUNG MEN OWNING 1hiCYCLl4.
two for cacti rinte lu 1Ieit among , Ieal"s' '
, ' $ O ' In $10) . month
L nn,1 rnleet money ; wal" $0J per
L nnl e'pen"ps : each mutt Curnl.h bon.1 for UiJ ) :
S permAn.nl employmenl. Aulirejii , . .Iatnl ) age .
hu.ln.H eXllerRnee nnd refelem' , , lli. Ht.
Louis . Mn. 11-2.1132 2. "
.N FXPI.:1mNCI.O BOOK.I.I : 1 WANTS
. "pool lon. Can give the Tery' lest rerer-
AtklresY4 ' . nee BI-lCS-31'
. . _ moel : - . - , - - - - - -
S WANTlm-5 A tT 1'1. : INRIIANt'I'J SO.ICI-
' tar on zalary. Inquire : ) lIce bhlg.
1)M-131 ZI'
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 1-1:1
J IAnOmmS FOR 1) ) . & : I. ny. ( ( . IN WYOM.
fWs ing , Jr I trn.portalon. Jmmer & O'I'ar.
I . ltb nnll 1'uirnnin. I-MIS 27'
; iq UNI'AnN $ . ( ) IMI , SII.I.INO
J flraimnnl'14 palenl pens : one dip nC Ink wrie
? 2'J ' ) ImeR longer than ordinary , Ien nnl , 11\'enls
hiatt lug ; Hell lIe for 5 .alpl" " aol , termnM to
nll't . lrhnm Pen Co. , lmMol1 hlm'I . Cln-
4 V clnnlt. O. l-M212 2'
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. : I'I'U-PI'DI\ " 11.1'
altL JOI ( HN I , : I \ HOISIWOHK : m n-
I man or Oanl.h prcren e , ) . 2GJ6 10w"tl .lrcet.
I C-M21 2"
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-
Foil HI'X'I-IOlSJS.
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1OUSES. I , ' . K. DAH.INO. DMtEn 11LOCl. -
D-3
hOUSES IN AI.L PATH OF' TIlE CITY. T1IE
TiE
10USES TiE
O. I , ' . la\'I. Company 13 I"urmiain. D-336
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. . 11OuB. lGNE.A & CO. . 103 N. 1.11 ST.
D-3h7
D-J
11. E. COI.r CO. . 1.\IO ST LIST IN D-133 OM.hlA.
c1fO1ct . r > T.\ClmO 10JI 11 1llSIDENCE .
231h nnt , 10pplpton : modern hrklcmm % : & Call.
torla & Sherwood a\'e. C. A. Starr GIS N. Y.
Lire. Dl3'
1-IIOOM hlOUSl. 1NQUlflI ZSI I'AlNAl
INCJIH
J1 D-M573
I MOD1itN 8.flOOM HOUSES : 5 h1UTt ' :
8lOOl 1INUTI'S
1tL\lN
walk [ lm court hou e. loom : Darler bl , .
D-67
V-6:7
NICO 1IJ-N mOIT-nOOl IIOUSU DI .
Ilehtd ; V nIce tawn/ trees barn. S 2G1 Ulerce.
'I , _ 6,100 : co'rr.ai. iI 10VIN , 212\
! j Miami Mreet. DJ8
o : . A COTTAU1 WITH nOIT 100MS , i
T : th. near I.'nrnam. Charles Turner. :16 :
I"acar. . D-nO
FUIINISIII'fl ) hlOthS1 : KOUNTZ\ PI.\CE. J.
FUINISI1J 10URE
J. Ol".on. 31 1t Nal'l. hanK. D-l93
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E1FOANTMO1)1lt l3RlCl ( . Z6I cA1'lTor
"
- avenue. - - - DI-2"
FOI It1NT MY ItlSlTflNSl. : 2'li ' HAINEY
streel : Blrnm henl. I roonis. 100 feet s'luare
nr Inwn nnd C"t.1 treei . I'l iK" . two burns ; ,
house ' , f. furnIshed : water paid ; nIce ( cit rome" I
Inl hsiardersh : only : blQk ) Cram court hOlse ,
.Jnmt Nc\'lll' . 1 > :183 521 I
ON U AND ON 3.tOOM 1 10'HB. Z.TI AND
I'nttld avenue. 'l'lephune C. . South Omaha.
h-Mt1 : 31"
TWO I"INE R.HOO MOm.HN JOIRJS. : G
H. 361h aml 3016 Mtiiion. lullhro ) ' . tI2 N. Y.
1.ifp. < 1)-MIS9 31'
von 1tN'l-1'U1tNISllF1) noous. ;
w
. .t , FOn nCNT , DIHmABLt F'1'ltNl51lFD HOOIS
enBult ur lnGle. 2214 1'arnmm . Blreet.
E-M9
ON 0 F'U1tNlhl1D nOOI. m. S. 2GTI S1'
, l1-M911 38"
.
1"l'lNIRlm nOOl8 VOlt LIGHT 10lSE-
keeping. Inquire . _ . WI9 , odge. IM 81
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iiCFhiY iitiect. JCINIHIWV ( 1I0IS , 1919 DOOG1
NICI.I.Y : 1"lINHHIOOMS. . WiTh lOAItD.
1817 JnckAon btrl'd. U-1it209 : 27'
. 191
V J UnNISI":1 npous ; AND JIOtRI ) .
D . SlIILI 1OO I , WIT ! ! 10.ID. 201
Douln. . 1'-M321 '
V 1.IJ7
- ! , . A2'
-4 DOHUI.I' : IA1.0IS ANI OThhl4lt HOOIS ;
' :1 : newly fll.he < ; Ihst-elnu buar < 62' ' ) H. 191h
V F- 16n S'
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TWO l.t'mlqll : I100MS ; 11"ATI FAM.
In ; m , ' 1. 1. 11 ohlhlren ; wih or wihout
" "M 'i " t 2ml avenue. I- I91 z. "
rW'II\ l'tltN1Shl1h ) SOtTT1lt.STI'itONT ; - -
rom , Ih nle.we alll 1 > ) ' wll.I.v ; moler
com'l'nlt s ; O.In. No. G2 . S. : lh I"-123z6' It.
,
- - -
TWO NII' : 1'IHNISIIn l'lOT 100MS
wIth I'oi , I. i inodi'rii . conveniences , \'nchll pro-
terre.l. rl . N. 21 1 st. 1"-151.1'
- -
roll 11 : 'I'-l'UnXISIU:1 : 1100MM.
I on : 11.IASA:1 100H : 11OVSlKili'1N(3 I .
2Q31 1lwartt at. 0-2')8 ' ) : '
l
_ _ I
i. ' ; . J"On IU X'S'I'OnWjXD OPI II S ,
FOlt ltr.NT-T1tC 4-STOnY BRICK 11tYZ1.DlNcJ
FOi nrT-TlC { DUn.DNa
PIG } ' ' 'nnm Bllet , Thmia building ha 1 nrc
proof " nl baBemenl. con1lele team heating
lixltiI'e . water on all 10n. gal , ele. Apply al
the "m.e or The leI. I-91
JjS'115 $ : 1NUX'I ; HF LOCAtion -
lon , : l'tad. . 16 and 1)uiaglus . st.
1-10 :
'
Afax''S : \.t1'ln. .
WANTI I-Tln : MUTUAL m'SEU"E I'UND
Lire usa daton of New York d..lre4 to n.
gugi ten managers In,1 general 1111\S of e.
I'erl.nee .nd aII ) ' for work In the We Ut
mUlt tuerth'o lerml. Ail.lress during n.na.t
I I. \obl.on , , lrttor of sgcnvi.'s . J-21 . omaha ST .
- I
. amn' $ 1im ' TO'N ; l"o'n- OUR 'I.i $ :
:3.- : we furnish aelt-miwaslIre , blatik . I nIl nmiliel.
f For " "rleuh" " address ! ! ln.nl : : U"de "unll
a Co. , 21 Dearborn sheet , Chicago.
J-M133 21'
. t3 r"
" ' .tN'1'1I-1'0 IU : '
S , T.n. 101S ! mAI luau SChOOl. . I , ' . D.
. Wead. IG UIII 1)oiiglaa. 1-101 I
' { V _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ; _ _
o ) Ih1i'V4b .UgXC\
. )
O. O. W.\.L\CE. IIENT.tLS. :1 % nlOWN I. n.l UI (
; \
; K''On.Hm.
I
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55 DES1' STOI.a h1t'IhDINU IN OMAhA , U. S.
VV QQV b.imhl 1 \\.rehou. ; houleholo go.4.a atre3 ;
. < 10. rf
; 1 - IQw - - 11 . - rale - > IQI3.1 , 1 Lavenwurlh , MS2
ITOHAOE , l'nANI VWEI : , lOll 11.tltN1Y.
S. _ _ V _ _ _ _ _ _ ! .
VIiTOIAOI 8 WAIlio CO. : . 03 :
, JonN s , . U.n..1 atorl' an" r""Tanlnl ,
! 31 V
Volt S.tI.l1-1'VJIXI'I'VlIIl
l'UINITI'I ' I'0114'llOOJl 10mH I.'UI
aale. S O iwuo for I ent mie rNII 1.0.1-
omce.5 IIlnlcr & Oue. l'r'ner hlork3)j
. -3)j U"
.5 jWV . " , . ; " . J
FOR IAIrI ! C IloXI'VS.
,
ran EAI.T CtFAI' . TWO I.AnO ANt TWO
mAI hotel rnngea. hughes love RepAIr
V work , G S 13th. Q- IGT 1
IAIDWOOV C ( IINATION 10 ANt
chicken fence Chaa. I. Le tth an DORI Q-21. ,
ICI IN CARLOAD LOTS. COttUhSPONDhiNCS
CAHLAt l.T ! coml sPONOFNCE
loilcited. A. n. Nleholu. Council ! ura , In.
Q-M6r 89
FOIl HAT.1 Cln\p , 10 I.INI' : 0I' . ! CONn 1
hnnll bleycleB. Omaha meyole comp1ny , 3 :
N. 16th atret. , - Q-V31 - - 8 I
JIOI ! T P1tiC18 P."V rOn RAGS . 10N ,
metal rbber ant bottles ; car lots a spwlahty.
Chicago Junk lous , 81,81 hiouglas . Omaha. Q-pi1
rhhtST.CTA8S nOAllNO 10URg. rUI.I , 0"
l'IRT-Cf.\S
"o"rderA : central lotcn ; cheap for , , .h. Ad-
iIre . Y 3. Ilee. QM6 27'
Sf'OND JANO 1.\TWnt IiA'ILINIRY
ch'al" lel.alrlnl laundry machinery a
Ppecinity. 81 North 16th St. 0 - 99729'
I'Oht I0.\I.13. 101 OnADE 1) : IhI'YC1.F : :
1'01 IUI.r.
u.e,1 , , only Bhorl time ; god ns new Auilres'i , \
.j.3 . I , , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Q-M9J6 ' 27'
4 SI'CONI.JANIIt'On : IC1CI.II. : 1 ' 93
pattern. $3o ; 1 ' 93 Iltern , $0 : I 'II pattern .
sri : I ini1ie5 ' ' 3 vattern. $ ( ' ) . Om1hl & Ilnco
'
.fl ! . Q-li
OnOR I.'on SAh.l : TIh1tI11 " Il'lm 11. : HT.
1t.i-nsrtl pup" Inquire nl Iarey .trel . .I"hle
Q-M213 24 "
S Q-:1213 !
'V"XTJ'U-TO lillY.
\VANTXfl-StCONi.htAND1t ) l.ETFn ru.-
log rnblnel. Must he cheap. AlhrlA Y . 50.
thee 051cc. Nl-I6.2
' . . ' ' ' " ? ,
J"OI S.t1.l-lUlIN1'1't1tl1.
0001 IIATgn ANn A (00 RTO\D Fen
Knle chea ( Cal al 11 J'arkS'iide O-M215 avenue. 23'
.Ol SALI2-IIOIISIOS. , 'GOXS , E'I'C.
FOIl SAT. ! ' . . A II.ATJOnl SPItING DnA
wagon ; 0.1 ns new ; cheap Can be . .n at
Ed Jen < lmber' . carriage works. P-IflOS 30
FOIl HAU : . A WI".I. Imo InORTI.mm :
Jersey cow : also n good phaeton. C..I 33Q8
California. 1'-lIt 26
GOOI 1'IfAI4TON : FOR SALL' . $ . INIWIE
lit 132 North 36t:1 : HI. I-Z-2"
OItOYANTS. .
Mn ! Dn. H. WAUItN : CLAIRVOYANT , 1112.
liable business mcdlum : 8th year at 18 N. 161h.
S-3 L
NOW THY I"ATI'ii l'ltOI. ' . I.Jmo12lAI
Inl'enue. . tine greatest clairvoyant An.1 dead
trn 1 medium living : tells e\"rrylhlnl : "e-
cc'etIs when all olhels fail ; Ant.raetnn gnat an-
teed , or no pay : all In Iruuble cal ; leA , SOC UI'
( 1-199 ) 2i'
11\SSAUE. flA'l'llS , 1 ' 'O.
MAIAm SMITH : H. 13Th. 2ND FI.OOH.
room 3 : magnetic . vapor , alcohol . steam. .nl-
1.lwrlno anti sea hlth . T-imillT31'
M4ISSAGI2. MADAME 13lllNA1tL ) . 121 00001j1 .
V 'J.-IIllG Si'
1'-:1,651'
M m. ITOWFII.L , TUlIISH AND II.ECTltIC :
halhs Finest parlors In city. 3U.320 S. 1.lh
V ) T- 19.i S20'
tH ) , nn. 1.ION. : ErlGAN'r : MASSAGIO AD
electric "ath. Parlors restful and mefiesiming.
413 North Hth strcet. 'r- 1991 2J"
'lUUSn J1ATIIS.
TURKISh HATIS ; ONLY PLACE IN CIT
excusIve for ladles Suite 101-110 lice iJldg. 131
LADIES' BAThS. MME. I'OST. 319S. \ . I.TU.
317
I'EIISONAL.
VIA VI CO. , 346 nEE II.DG. HBAITI BOOK
free : home treatment : lady attendant. U-31
n. HAAS. FLOmST. PLA1TS . CUT I"IO\r < ) .
Banquel. hail. residence and grave decorations.
1813 Vlntun .Ireet. < Telephone 1.6 U-M31
. .
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OAThS MASSAGU. 113112. POST 319 ' S. ITH.
U-ISO
FINI' I.lvmn 10S CII'AP. I , ; BAl11.IY.
1th and St. 1nry's avenue. Telephone 41) .
. U-M992
PItIVATII 1101110 FOIl WOmN DURING CON-
10
11 _ . Best reference gh'en. 3:19 N. : lh.
Inement reerenee U-M738-Sl3'
TfNTS : TO RENT AND SELL.
1313 I.'amam street.
Phone 83. _ _ V A , 1. nawlzer , U-DOS-tIll'
'HOSI" WISI1INGINFOIIMATION ON IN-
vestments coTee . sugar. cocoa grlln and cattle .
hauls. , climate. Immigration . ele. , will b. cur-
reetly answered by encl"9InJ $1.00. ) regl.lered.
rectY . an.weret . , No. 331 , nogota. Colom.
Ida South AmerIca. U- ! 16 82"
SOLOJlS : OF Tl WAi OF' TiE flOriST. -
lion who ha\e not used their right under the
homestead laws for obtaining land will hear
"methlng 10 their advantage , hy culling on m !
" third Iloor of Unle,1 Slal"S bank bldg. Inquire
at \01 . 1. II. Milier. 13-122.26' .
GINTI.I ! EN. Of : MAIUED : SEND YOUR
name and ad.Ie with 2-cenl Btnlp for par-
nlml
ticulars and inch y eorre.pon < ems. 'orld Cur-
responding club . box H9 , CincinnatI. O.
< U-MtDS 30'
110NI Y TO LOAN-IIFIAI. IOSTATIO.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO . 318 N.Y. LU'E.
ANTIONY Lo..a low rates for choice securIty In No.
b"uka and Iowa farms or Omaha city properly.
Ino W-2
;
MViN1OY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATIOS. 111
O. 1. Davis C" I. > Fandm .1. 'V-3
CITY LOAN C A. STARR 513 N. Y. 1.1Ff.
-
W-31
IlFIO INSURANCES P0.ICmS I.OANED ON
I.I"E bought. 1" . O. Ciiesncy Kansas CI Mo.
W
-
CAI'ITA . S2O.0 : SUi PLUS. $900,000 ; U. S. !
Mortgage Trust Co. . New York : Cur 6 per cent
. ! ' ' . Apply 10 I'usey &
loamms un city prpert ) Iuley
Thomas ngents. room 207 First Nal. D'k hJldg.
W-
MONIOV TO I.O.ON IMIO\I D OMAhA
I.O.\
: teal e.tnle. lire000n Love & Co. . I'axlnn blk.
. W
-7
MONSY TO LOAN ON 11110\ED OMAHA
10\Y IIUpcll ) ' . Fidelity Trust Co" 1 Farnairn.
V \V-f I
I.OANS ON 1M ! 10\1 0 & UNIIIO\EO CITY
I.roperly. , ' \ ' . Faram Smith & Cu. . 1320 ' I"aram.
V , ' s'-3t , ( )
G PhOlt CENT MONL'Y TO LOAN Ul'ON OMAHA
r.1 PEl estate & 10NI\ : el. C.rm. W. B.II.lkle. U'ON W- Omaha
MOIITUAaIO LOANS. LOW I1ATIOS. .
. J. O. Zllle \ , LANS. Dugl . . . Omahn.
<
\ \V-M6S-
S2.0 TO $20,000. I" . D. WEAV. 1 & DOUGr.A
92 ) 11
S1IOIIT Tlljth3 IO\S IN S ILL AMOUNT
111 :
SI011' :
Ie.d & Sehiy . IGOJ I" < rnm W-919
lIONEY TO LOAX-CIIATTEJ.S.
MONIOY 'ro I.OAN 0 : F'UItNITURIO , 1'I\NOS.
1ONI ? \ , V.ZOfl5. eW. . nt lowest r.ltes In city :
wacns. )
.o remoVal of goods ; strictly cant < .nlal : YOU
can pay the loan off al any time or In any
amounl. ,
amount.OI.IAIIA J0ITOAO LAN CO"
m 8. 16th at.
X-M36
J0NI'JY TO I.\N. : : G . 9 DAY : " 'IIitNh-
lure. pianos , . . bluff Green. l'UI 8. Harker
block X-MGU
IIUI4INJOSS CIINCI 9 ,
$130.0 STOC OF ! EIClANOISr 1N BEST
town In eastern NebraBkn. Cur land and cash
' . Address S 29 , care Uee.
tr CClul\'ulenl. tress 1 ' '
< U'\M3G
$ : . . ) . \NO U1'S\'AflD I'LOIt lOTl EASII.Y
nude vitim nni.hi capital by , ) Vstenmjatio al'ecu.
1).lemalo
v'll sm.l )
l.ition. . Snrr.r iuetho.l. Buk and pnrlculars
I"ton. r. Natonal bunk references. Thomas & Cu. ,
12 IU.lu bldg. . , Chleao. YUn.S2'
TIllS CIIANCU OP A I.IFUTIME-WANTED ,
CIACU LIPT
'I T
u partner with 'rm $500.0) lu $ .0.0 In well
Otanll' . paying business In Omaha Only
:
rt'llnslble men answer ; $ .2.o annually gu.tr.
" iteed. Address Y 10. flee Y-J7 rUor.
$ T.OO ' STOCK 01" GlONlOfl.1. AImCn.\NISE
fur .1. or trade for Iowa ur eastern Nebru.ka
.
( . . Own.r < oniy Lock Box 3 . Neola
Iowa. V Y-MSI1-2s'
l'OIt SA.lO tOI ( Tll.Im : \ . hEIST I.I"I.my :
1''l 8.\.1
business In el ) ' . 10. IV' " Krene , St. Paul , N.b.
Y-M9' 2i"
11)11 ' : : : aRTOlE. . - ' lHT : I.OCA-
jm'i el ) ' ; stock nbut $ : . ' ) I.O ) ) ; good '
lun ; reason for selling , other bu.lneu rn.
l"tl.nll Address Zimmerer \\'III"r"er. .
N.'Itsk. , City , Nebda.lcn. \ ' - ) ? ; : "
FhhtT-C5i3 LOCATiON FOI A SALOON "
Illn shred leading h I" Btll" fair. . R\I. cnl
nl room : N. Y , 1.hfo "Id : . Y-M2S : r"
, "I ; Ol O STOt : 1'01 SAW
Fi , ' . In town of 13,044 ; 30 8'I,1lnn\l.n. ;
Ihrl.e Danish physicians , owner wants lu !
Inl" l1annrn.lurlng ; don't need ealh. ArJreu
Y ' 3. flee OtflcL' . \ I:1 I
FOil S\.t : 1\ny COShl'LIOTIO ; 000
traile. 21 N. bib . trret. Y-l\:1 21'
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1"01 JXCI.\XOJ.
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f.NO. tOIII SNO CAST ! 'ro TI1ADE : 101
Iork "eaeral m.n'handt. I' . O. lies 35 ,
- , Mnna - Neb . : -MSI
APII'fl ' : L01' WOITI $60.0 101 I 0000
I phUIOI. O. U. 1.11' , 1 J Farnata .tr..I.
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Iron SAY.I-ltV.Ali ! 'Arla ,
DAIWAIN , SAUl Ol TI1AOEI . IN CITY 1'10'
tUlu and fnrma. John N. 'renur , opp , I' . O.
V 1111-363
ADSTIACS , THC UylON IEED CMI'ANY ,
ltfl-493
1 -
FAI)1 LANDS , C ! . IAI1S0N. $12 N. Y.LIe
1tI4-M733-SlO'
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SOlmS AND UOUSIS 101 H.\.F Oil I1IONT.
For IIrteulnn RI'ply 10 Oml111 Loon antiTrust
Trust Co. , 161h anti Duuglu treel.
1 - lm 51 I
9-nOOSE MODERN 11013Sf. NICE IA WN ,
fIne shade trees . good barn , lovely mnn\ . ncr I
motor. .7. II. I'arott. Douglas block.
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SOUTHElN FAIM FOR SAI.C.
V 7M acres of lanl , three-qunrlers of 1 mile
from lie railroad , town of Uniontown . In the
h.'arl of time "Illack prairie country of central
Alnhnmn. " Only n small amount of cn.h to-
qulred ' balance 1 on long tIme. lor Informaton
Ing tme.
's ; :
address I the owner.
JOhN H. Jfll'TbtlES : Selma Alabama. '
1111-MIll 520'
It-:961 82'
10mS ON flAtlY P.\YMFNTH. SEf.l , AND
buy lots . acres . Cnrms. Oarvln Uros. . 210 N.Y. L
1 -3G8
BAItGAINS 10USFI. LOTS AND 1 ' AnMs
sale or Irade. I" . J . Darling . Urker 1110-36 jilock. ?
11-67
r I AClmS NIOAR SO. OMAA , $ : :1 ,
3 acres bet Omaha and So. Omaha. $1.3O.
4t O acres , n. w. , $ . , t ) ) ) .
lle.tutifiil lot near HInseom I'ark $ .0 : .
S.r. modern house north Ii. I'.irk $ . : J.
Cnllll" ' . about one mie west . fr car , $330.
l"Iek ! .r. house anti barn , $ .2 :
4.r houA" ' anti , ( till lot $325.
Ilargains In Inlereat bearing properly.
Iroprly.
' . I Wend . 16 and Douglas. HC-I011
HI'FCIAI , IAHOAIS 1 : NIOAIII.Y I."I'HY
. :
Part of Ihe clt ) . F' . I ) . " 'en.l. 16 antI , InlKla" !
.1" agent for over I.COO owners. 11'-10 1
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611HI'S ) W/I.I / , l lnO"fn H'O'I FAItH.
Neliraska . for turin In . "uther or eeltml lown.
12'1 ' acm-ca Sarpy county ; lIne orchard : only HJ
per nerc. _
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Fine brick hOIEe. Clfon 111 : large lot ; only
$1,500.
Omdha lOcal Estate & Trust Co" Ill : . Hlh at.
lI1212
FOH SAI.I'-9UOOI JINI' : J'KII : CI . l"\ : =
Ing hl 1gb school mnler Inpio'emiieatii. Ale
Property rentIng ror $7' t ) a m"tl : and other
1''I.erl ) ' 10 . eXebnll" for \nrant Iota In Otnaihiti
II Ilpro\.1 IU''l".ly . In Chicago 01 L'oltn-
itnis . O. Want SJI" ca.h. O. I. . Green , 20
bb.irker block. ll-ml,2-37
Wnnt.I. $2).0 ) ( : . . for rarm.
' \'unl'I. ittisifleus pioperty lur ( arm.
\'imnted . 8' ' ) ncres In Iowa for cash.
Wnnll'l , , acreage for rdrm.
Walt..I. 11.lne. " prulert for nereae.
Wunll' ' , f ) ) 10 O acres In Iowa.
Wanted r"rm for $ : .f ) Mt.e ,
Wanled rurl ror S5. ( ) ) sliuea.
" 'ull.I. . .uhurhan home ror ( , irm.
' \'anl" . $ o.I ) ) hOI. for asii.
" \\'itnted , U.J home for ea.h.
\l'nnt'd. fern Cur S. O. II"Ptrty.
Wall"l. 21 acres on "Q" H. : :
Wanted Omaha for Tim . Anl.I" house.
% 'anteil . 10 I"IW $ . < on Carm.
Wnl" . to horlw $6' , ; ' ) ) nl 1 Ie. cent.
' , . . clear lot.
Wnnl' ' . encumbered house for
' \.nl.l. In loan $ : , ) ) at 6 per cent.
W'antetl. * 1,1)111 ) ' ) lot ror rash
C. I" . l1rrl"n. 012 N. Y. Lire. 1113-203-26'
HICYCIU8.
H. O. IOAXON 4Q2 N. 1611. 30
STERLING DUIT LIKE A W\TrI. WESTern -
era Electrical Supply Co . 1:1. Howard street. Ill
ShIll TIn VISIT nALL nINOS ON
Relay Special. Wi Darum & Ur" 12) N.ISth. 32
WESTEUN BICYCLE 8 GUN CO" 216 CUMINU .
37 *
37
lIAXTI.ES , GIA'JBS AXn ' 1,108.
WOOl MANTELS . 0IAT1:8. ' 'n.EI VOlt
fireplaces . vestihuies and large naurs ; write for
Ireplaee. vestbule nnr ( fJr.
prle. Milton Ihogern & Son. Olnha , 3 :
lI0'I'IOLS.
AETNA hOUSES ( L'UltOPlOtN ) . N.V. . COlt.
1lh antI D < ge. Booms by dy or week. 3.9 ,
UOTEL BAlK\H. 'PRANK HILDITCH. 1 11011.
13th antI June , st. ; So. Onlhn and Sherman
ave. cams pass the < oor. <
AMIU1ICAN PLAN
1 rooms al $ .W day : 5 rooms lt $3.0 dlY ,
V European plan. SOc 10 $ ,0 per < ay. 16
TiE "LANOE" hOTEL , 602 S. 13TH STI1IOET.
V 11-51 V
MUSIC . ART AND LAN(1UAGES.
aOOHOr F. OELENDECI . DANJO AND
gutdr teacher Igl Cass street. 11-109
SENU $1.00 " 'Ol $ .0 ' WORTH OF SONGS :
Amorlla. I'rty'I ow In Illoomors . Darling
Mable. The Course ot Tie 1.tve Never IIun
T.e Iuns
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Smooth. Oniab Neb. Latest bits. ' Vuodbridgu flros. su .
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WHY fEINT A 100t PIANO ? WI n.
Schmolier . :5 ! cCalue buldln' . rents the
Inesl of plIO. Terms U. S : anti $6 per
month. Malcolm Cove . pianos sold lt < factory
<
prices. -157-31'
I'A " 'XUIOICBIS.
II. ] IABOWIT LOANS MONIOY' US N. I ST.
396
MONEY LOANED. CAST PAID FOR OI.D
cold. silver and clolhlng. 123 North 161h lrcet.
I : .25A27
S1101LThhAl ) AND ' ' - ' ' '
SIOn'rl\Xn 'I'YI'FVItITlNts.
A. C VAN S.\N1"S SCHOOL . 513 N. Y. LIPE.
It-Isa
OMAHA COSt. COLl.OE. 16TH & DOUaLAS.
111 115
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COAl
51ElDAN COAL. % ,0 1,118. nEST COOKING
coal mine In " ' ) 'omilg. Hr : lump splendid
for grates $ . . r. Also dealer In I'enn.ylvanla
hard coal. Victor , White lTel. 10 16. I'arnam. 434
V 4:4 _
FAItHS FOR UE T.
FARM FOltltlONTIeO1t CAST ADOEEISS
Y 17. Dee 839
lit S"'IIL\ I.
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GOOD IASTUBJOI 10nSES. $ .0 PElt
month per head. Chat Ie. Gans . 131. l'oui . , Ne !
381
UNDEU'A"EIS : ANn E II.u.UBns. :
11. 1. IUlKI T. FUlm\ DIECOI AND
_ embalnier } i6iChleagst.teleplione . 90. 3O :
SWANSON & YAI.llN. 1.01 CUllING TIlT , 1060.
383
] I. O. MAUl , . UNI lTAKBI AND IOMIJALSI.
Cr . bill I"arnnl al" telephone 2 : . :1
ACCOUNTAN'l'S.
C1h414. I VAI.T13ItS . . XPElT ACCOUNTANT ,
232-3 1st Nal'l bank. Tel . I6G. Iererelce .
976
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lIIIOSSILAICINU .
IINGACEMIONTS TO no mms'MAKINn IN
families solicited. Miss Sturdy 4301 11-133521' Ilurtlette. .
JOIIOCTIIIC.Z. . ShJ1'I'I.IUS.
IOLECTRICAL ENOINlEBS AND CONTRACTors -
ors ror electric lIght anti motor 1lan\s nnll all
kinds of electrical cnstre lon. ' \'et.r 1Vmee. :
trleal Supply Co. . 1515 Howard Bt. 383
1).tNCING. .
I'H"ATF I.RHONS DAY 01 EVENING AT
Storuoti's. IIQ Inre ) , Our bali has been
reno\ate,1 throughout : for rent 10 club pnrlea ;
now ( nen fur Inspection. 11999 523
UB'IS''S.
Oil. PAUl. _ . DONTIST. 2 2 BUnT s- : J
IUSIXI SS NO''IC S.
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DAIIAOm IlltOIS Im8ILYEBED. :19 N. 16
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W.\NT\m TO tOlO'\ ' , $ ! ) AT 8 l'En
cent for . live years ; good security given. Ad-
Ired \ : Ues. < Jl9JI 27'
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I.OS' V
IOIT. lUNCU m' IUnl ON WALNUT ltlI.L
motor line. : and Cnmlnl or Uth antI I.'a.
n " lelur tD US New York I.Ire rur reo
ward. I.oat-ZO4.26' .
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VOUNI ) I.ADIEIS' ShI.IC LACE SIA WI. . LCIt"r
j'OUND\I.DUS' LCF
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111.-A FIRST SJSI'ICION. $
Mr. Hr . his
\r ors.the was reading
brother's leter , with a little frown UpOI his
brow , and I 101ce , ! that hIs 111 wer3 preued
firmly toether. lie wore a gray flannel
shirt , with 1 neck scarf or dark blue , wide ,
loose trousers . heavy boots , and a broad-
brimmed straw haL About his waist was a
leather belt from which hung a Illslol ( hoIster ,
with a gleaming butt of a revolver protrud-
lag from It.
ITo finIshed the letter , folded It , place It
In his pocket and stood up.
"You are welcoimie Mr. Andrews , and shal
have alt the asslotance I can furnish you.
At the Mme time I cannot encourage YOI 10
look for sncces . as we have : bolt aban-
dOled hope or dIscoverIng the culprit who Is
riflIng ns. Still . you cn make ) 'olrself at
home , as the steamer wIlt not cal again for
a Inoath and In that tIme you my have
either succfele In unravelIng the mystery
or realizIng your helplesess. In a few moments -
ments I wi Introduce you at headqurter. "
Ito paiRed anti lool.e toward the landing.
At that moment two men hall graSIcd a barrel -
ret of cocoanuts and were carryIng It aboard
the boat. howard Forsythe never took his
eyes from that barrel until I swung out of
view Into the hold. Then he turned to me ,
colored slightly at seeing my eyes fixed far-
laugh astly : on his face , and old , with a short
"Oar sole exportatIon , aside from the dl-
motids. Mother Vldeaux's cocoanlts are the
only thing the place wilt yield anti she lends
to France a h.lrrel ech month with great
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_ Mr. JowarJ Fortylhe.
regularIty. hut come , ' 1 will show YOU the
sights of Benia , " and le loll I I the way slowly
towrd the entrance to the enclosure.
'
I The buildings conlste'd Vf a number or
small cottages or hIlt ! . whleh " ere occupied
by the white foremen ; 0. "blasts " oS they
were called . each of whom : had chnge of :
gang of natIve dlg.eri. hefe was also a
pretty lIttle via cccuple,1 1' Mr. amid Irs. ,
Peter Delby the formeI lId bfclal representative -
proprietors tative . of the } nglsh member S of the firm of
!
I soou dircovere ] that Mr. Del by was of no
practical ute to the firm at Denta. ! lie ws
a lIttle m1n , with simple an.1 . unaffected man-
ners and no apparent Interest In the buslne1s
he represented. lie was rapturously In love
with his wife and they devote their entire
attentIon to one another , being sufcient unto
themselves and rather resentIng any undue
Intrusion Into their earthly pua.tst.
The agent for the German firm , Herr
SchlItz . was a confirmed drunkarli. He occu-
Schlz.
pIed a little room at thl top of the main
o1flce. lte face was vacant and stupid and
his manner . when he mixed at all with his
fellows . absolutely boorish.
It ws therefore very easy to sec that the
I
management of affairs fell alntost wholy
who
upon Howard Forythe. I was he
kept the wheels moving. V Ho nreae
early , and passed the day In visitIng the
different gangs or laborers and seeing that
\ierent
gngs
the overseers did their dUlY. Every evening
ho stood behind the little grated wlndJv : or
biti othlco and received this report of each
ofce :
hL nL
overseer In turn . the man .ltanln" upon the
veranda aid handing In. the resuls of his
day's worlt.
Mr. Forsytho received the dlamol1 placed
them In an Iron bn : . thrust that Into the safe
when the returns wOre all In , and then
went to supper. Afterward he weighed
and counted the stone , anti recorded -
corded them In the firm's boks. I
watched him oren and ! soon dIscovered that
be never varied his program. Sometimes
Mr. Delby 01 Herr Schlitz would be present
when the stones worn received , but oren , r
they were Invlslblo until after supper when
they vore oblIged to eee the stones counted
and weighed and to add their signatures
to the daily reports. On on or two occa-
Klons Herr SchlItz was reported . to bI too
"ill" to be present. but Mr. Delby always
"I" . _ . .n..nt. pres " ' . 'nh1 IhA no"rAtlnn
camitu iuiju.a ' . ' . USU " 'S' ' _ . . . _ . _ . n _
nervously anti listlessly . and hurh ( ! back 10
his wife at the enrlet possible moment.
Mr. Forsylhe appointed me a room on 1h
second floor of tile main buIldIng-a smail .
stuffy little apartment . but neaty furlshcl ,
slufy lte :
and nearly opposIte his own room. ' \e all
ate : In the common dining hal-al. that is .
oxcoplitig Mr anti Mrsn DelbY , who lived
excusive ! by Ihemselves. All the housC
In tile settement were set np on high post
and tht steps were raIsed at nIght. this
being necessary IQ puat againt the numerous -
ous serpents that Infested tile promonlory ,
the most vicious beIng the slender gray asps ,
or Nnja lisle 8 they are more proprly
known. Thtse were regarded with gr'.t
terror by the natives , anl , lt intervals each
day a pistol shot from some port or the
dlgglng $ would proclaim that : n overseer
ws protectIng himself or his men from
one , of these deadly pesll. .
The very day after my arrival . while : Ir.
about the place
Irorlytho was showing me ibout
" :
ho sUddenly jumped asIde anti dashed his
heavy heel upon one 1 tso saps which
laf near our pth. I ' & , IUghed when he
saw the terror written , hijiny face , and remarked -
marked quIetly :
"Yon'l have to get se4 to these fellows ,
and to fight them , \SN I make It a point
-to kill everyone I let eyes on-It's one less.
ablyway' . though 'heir numbers never seem
to grow rewer. Mother VIleau" , , I believe ,
cultivates their acquaintance : she has the
reputation or being a snlkechrmer , amid Im
sure the old hag could h&'m nothing else :
but the rest of us : re In constant fear or
reeelvln a fatal bile. 11\irt ; \ Is no help for
yon If the poison once get Into your bloo , ! .
Otherwise this place Is I'\raant \ enough , ana
remarkably healthful Into the bargain. "
After the first day ° Il'P Mr I"orytho
paid little attention 10 .He,6 but left me to
Children Cry fo
Pitcher's Castorla.
Children Cry fet
P3t her's Caste ria.
Children Cryo 1
ttcher's . Caste ria. .
UVI.DISU & LOAN ASSOOI.\TIONS.
IlAlE8 IN MUTUAl. I. . . & D. ASS'N rAY
6. 1 , B per cent when I. 2. 2 f.ara old , always
redeemable. 1TQI raram at . , NaltnGe ; See m . )
hOW TO OfT A hlOMlOORHr.CUIIIO OOOD
interest on savings. Apply to Omaha I. & u
Au 'n , 171 Un bldg. 0 , 1. Natlnscr , Sea. m
.
V . . . a.- _ _ . . _ , ' . . .
roam about at wiih . anti t endeavored 10 get
lhorouJhly acquainted with time settlement In
order that I might I possIble . discover some
clew to the Iluln diamonds. At tIle end
of the week I decided that there was not a
suspicIous perol Oil the promontory who
could , by any means obtain Illsesslon or
any stone tht were mhlell The enclosure
ws Impregnable , and was guarded night and
day by armed 111011. At evening each overseer
marched his bn of naUves Into tl enclosure -
closure where every 010 was carefully
L'drche.l . , anti then they were marched out
again ant alowed to disperse to their huts
at .Ule other sIde or the promonlory. 1acim
overseer was carefully searched after ho had
delivered his I'rcclous bUrlen-provhlNI the.
day bail beel productIve-to : Ir. Iors.the :
and all vlsltors-evon I myself-wero
searched whelever leaving the encloure. I
was an aulocrtlc law , Iml no one , high or
low , ws permitted to waive hoe ceremony.
I spoke of visitors , but beside myseI there
was no 011. outside of those actively clii-
hiOYed except tim native women , who oc-
caionaly came to the end or the enclceuro
for stores or other Rsslstanee , anti Mother I
Vldeaux. I saw this remarlmble creature for ,
'
the first tIme time week after my arrival
She came Inlo the enclosure toward evening
anti hobbltd up to Mr. Porsythe's 'omc to
dcmal11 food. Her age could not even be
guessed , for her face was crossed and seared
with innumerable wrinkles and hind the all-
pearance or ohl leather She was bent nearly
double and leaned on a short atick . but she
walked more briskly than one wouh suppose
who watched the palsied shakIng or her form
I spoken to she peere.1 . up at you sideways
and dIsclosed smal but piercing black eye .
which contrasted pIcturesquely with her
snow willie hair. She hnpresrd me
nl beIng more Ige the stereo-
tYIC stage witch than any woman I hd ever
teen . and I wondered why she ws permitted
10 live In a settlement where no one wes
likely to be tolerated who could not contribute
to tile work In hand.
Mr. Porsythe raised the gratIng of his
window and beckonell ta her She tottered
toward him , and lIe threw her a half-used tIn
or meals. Mother Vldenux mumble her
thanks , and made her way to the kitchen ,
where our native col , fled her basket . with
bren and 9 raps rrom : the lable. She sat on
the steps a moment and wiped the perspira-
ton from her face with a raded red hantker-
chief , and then she look her basket ahiti
started for the gates , where the guard went
through the usual ceremony of searchIng her.
Howard 'orstho was leanIng from his win-
)
dow , . smoking , . _ . a cIgar and watching the
guar" neluerace motions.
"Who Is the woman ? " I asked.
"Mother Vldoaux1 No Cue knows. Some
say she Is French and others Italian. She
speaks English , however , and knows the na-
, tve language perfectly. I am told she canto
here when the mIne were frst epened , the
' captaIn of the steamer having rescued her
from a wreck In inidocean She lives In that
lIttle cottage near the grove , anti Is neither
of use nor any particular bother , so wo tolerate -
ate her and teeth her. "
auL
"Docs she live alone ? " I lnqllIrd . as her
bent figure passsd thou gate and hobbled up
the path toward tie grove.
"EntIrely ! o. The natIves attribute to her
powers of sorcery , and several times when
lhey have atemll , ! to mutny Mother
Vltleux has brought them to their senses. "
"ilmt you , say , she sends cocoanuts to
France ; docs she gel no returns from her
sales ? "
orsythe laughed.
"She gathers from the grove about one
barrel a month and they are not very valu-
able. Still , the steamer captains knowing
her well . are good-nture enuogh to cary
them without charge , and her conslgnee-
SOle relative , I supposesell18 her provIsIons -
sIons In return , but scarcely enough to SUI )
"
port her
He threw away his cigar anti returned
to his work while 1 turned the subject
over In my mind anti considered what bear-
ing'i It might have on my missIon. I had
struck me at once that Mother Vldeaux
was the only mystery In the whole .ett -
inent and absurd though the Idea might be ,
I decIded to watch her closely . She came
to the encldsure regularly twice a week , and
I noticed that each limo l grlYlhe tossed
some scrap of rood into her basket. This"
In Itself aroused my curiosity . as It struck
mo that hIs donation was scarcely necessary
when the cook presented her with so liberal
-alowsnce. . I might be that he desIred
to concIliate her ; perhaps he had a secret
rear of her sorcery : at any rate I ,1 covered -
ered that he Ignored all the natIve women
wbo came to the eneloshmre and made
beneficence Mother Vldeux the sole recipient of hIs
Forythe never breakfasted with the ret
of us. He always arose late and boiled a
pot of coffee In hIs little 0111cc .
Alt this seemed mysterious to mo and I
began 10 hope that at length I bad fallen
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V 1lolher Vld.aux goIng t beg food.
upon tie track of the diamond thief. I rom
the frst I had no connd"n e In Howard
I"orylhe and regretted that his brothel had
made him aware or my mission at lienlta .
At times the boldness and presumption of
m ) ' suspicion or lila man , the head or the
mines and the confdant and brother or my
en'ployer , struck me forcibly and almost dc-
chled me to abandon what must be : l un-
worthy thought ; but his pecnlar actions , together -
gether with the fact that his felow.agelts
were wore than incompetent led m& 10 bo-
leve that I was on the rIght track.
lut"ln spite of all my efforts the weeks
paRed by anti I wab no nearer any tangible
e\'hlence to support my theorIes than I was
at the beginning
IV.-ASPS AND DIAMONDS.
At the end of the month the little steamer
lufeL ) slowly Inlo the hrbor. 1 stood upon
the veranda wtchhll'l ' approach , when Mr.
'orsythe cano toward me.
" \\el , Andrews , " he said , pleasantly , "are
you to leave us today ? "
" ) 'm afraid not , sir , " I answered , mood-
fly enough , as the thought or returning 10
my sweetheart anti 10 civilization came
temptIngly to my mInd ; "I've not performed
my mision at Uonln yet "
Ho looked 81 me a little curiously and a
good deal surprIsed , I thought.
"Not discourage yet , eb ? "
"Nol entirely , sir "
"Have you any theory to work upon ? " be
InquIred , anxiously.
" "
"None whatever ,
"Then , " with a smile , "let me adviae you
to give I up , anti return to a lIfe that 'wilt
bs more pleaunt. I do not wish to dis-
paage your talenll , but I have known many
others who have undertaken to ferret out
the myatery. and one month has sickened
them all , of It and or Dcnita I Is nlt
,
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that yeti are not welcome , but t urge ) 'OU
to go for your own sake , For my 0"1 part
1 ! resigned to aly loss we IAY stiffer ,
since lie mlnu yield tin an enormous in-
coIns as I Is , What do yoU say ? "
I shok my hrad.
"I 1 shal not give UII , Mr. ) , 'orthl even
If It lakes years to accomplish m ) niroe. "
As I IJloke his brow grew dark anti ho
, ltamp his heel violently en the floor.
The next minute , he bit his lip anti forced a
smile to his face ,
"I'ioise yourself , " ho saul , "only do' not
blame me I you waste your Iliac on a fool's
errand " anti he walked hasty away toward
the whrf.
I followed him. and while woere being
ruched hy the ua.1 at the gate , aske
Ilkl.
!
I time n.i1mner brought mal rrol A Ilrrel .
11mtr
He noldll ! wlhout verbal reply antI wO
JoIned the groUI ) at the wharf and watchld
tilt slemer dIscharge her load , There was
a letter for me from Josephine-a sweet anti
loving 11.slre , wrlten cheerlngly anti , hopefully .
fully , ali breathing love lu ev&y line.
There was aha I short note from Mr. I.'or
sythc'wlAhlng me success and asking for a
report of tmy IJroreRB. I hurrle.1 back to
!
the house 1) , wrote Ihem both-to may
sweetheart a love leler , to my employer I
few words to Bay I dll not yet despair or :
success V i
I As I came back to the steamer I 5W them :
I lifting Mother Yldeaux's barrel or cocoanuts
!
i on board
The Iron cheat of Ita10n s followed , the
captain signing the receipt on a smodh ,
rock lear by , and then the whiste blew
shrilly , the steamer drew swiftly away , ant
communicaton with the great worlll was
cut oil for another long month.
Still , I had Jopephlne's letter to comfort
lhIil : anti the thought that I hat sent her
10 ant
all lY love In return ; amiti I resolvel to
throw off all depondehlt Ihonhts anti go to
Ihroof al 11espontent ! 10
unravel the
work wih renewed vigor to thl
m ) ' ler ) ' or the stolen 11lmOtHls.
But what could any man ,10 but watch
and watt Again the weeks dragged slowly
by agaIn and again I watchel every detail or
Mother Vltieahmx's visits to the enclosure , but
I could flail no 'luton to the mystery. HH
those or Howar Ior-
actions . as welt : s
nclons. , so nlurllnd free from any : t-
lempt at concealment that : I almost Lecllel !
thal I ws wrong and began 10 give up hope
of success In three days the steamer would
be title agaIn.
My tuo hOSithOll In the setement thIs last
Iyosilon .
: \osilon
month was IOt enviable. Hownn For8).the
ahsolllely Ignored 1130 . antI reusell even to
converse with me heyolll a gruff word or
two when they COII not be avoided. I called ,
on Mr. ani Irs. Ielb . but they so evidently
cohositleretl : mo an Intruder Into their omnln
conslierell
that I dil not repeat the experiment. Herr
SchlItz did not encourage IAmllarlt ) anti so
Schlz
fur
I was thrust upon my own resources
entertainment , since the "bosses" were
rough . uneducale fellows , with whom I had
In .
nothing common.
nothlnr
I lounged In an easy chair In a 8hally cor-
nor of the veranda anti decided that the third
day from that should sea me abort the
Eteamer and bound for 1101110. My trip to
nenla was a failure . but there was enough
to < 0 In America ! to retrieve my wasted
months.
A scratcllLng sound upon the gravel made .
me look III ) . I 's'.is . Mother Yldeaux on her
semi-weekly visIt .
Howard Forsythe's window gratIng was
thrown up brupUy.
:
"litre YOI hag-come here ! " he called.
' anti
The old woman hobbled to the wlmlow
he tossed part of a loaf or bred into her
basket. She rniinmbctl ! . . a . \ord of thanks t I
: no went rouml 10 tie Kitchen. 1 Stlueu
Idea came to me and I arose amid sauntered
toward the gate.
"Going out , rlr ? " asked the guard.
" 1"01 a little walk . " I replied.
"Nearly sundown sLr , " he remarked as
ho deWy turned out my Pockets : "be tier
take this tlck-t1mo vrllnls aria trouble
baie towanl night : but they never wiggle
unless tbey're dls-
after the dark comes . '
turbeti. "
turbell. the habits of the snakes will
enough by this tune , anti had to an extent
enouph
lost my earlier terror or them. but I took
the stick willIngly and walked slowly toward
the lower end . of the grove.
Once within Its dim shatlows 1 Increased
my speetl . and was soon standing opposite
Mother Vldeaux's hut The oi ! hag was
: '
crawling slowly up the pth toward her home ,
and stoppIng frequently to rest. But at
length she retche,1 the hut , pushed open the
door and walked In. I crept softly over
the rocks to the back or the hovel keeping
well out or vIew from tht enclosure , as I
did not know who might be watching me.
( Continued . Wednesday. )
SIOIOICING A DUAl ) M.iN'S ' \I \.TI.
Llh.nto. Over tht 1'0 II' re. or lie
.
Ih.lmnl I0stiit' .
Meyer Helman at the time of hIs death
left considerable property , but the encum-
brances plcl ! on I were heavy aggregating -
gating 250000. In October 18:0 , I. Guck ,
a creditor . alleges that he had a talk with
lelmn , and on account of statements made
to him which he relied upon he thought
lelhnn worthy of unlimited credit and
loaned him $7.500 on a note this secured on
a lot In Johnson's additlomm . beIng one of the
pieces or t1rqperty he hall In mind tending to
make the security gilt edgctl The debt ran
along until I came tIme to present It In
probate conrt. Proof was offered ant the
account shown to have Increased to $ ,788.
' Giuck , when this sum way allowed . , thought
that he would get his money. lie was again
Llsppolntcd. for the court maLe an order
directing Mrs. Bellman to pay but 10 per
cant on : l or the claims or creditors. This
enable.1 Guck to dl'aw only $878 , as his dIs-
tributve shore Guck has demanded that
the homestead be turned Into court tl I'IUI- '
date his and other cretiltors' nlebts Mrs.
Helman proposes to fght thi on the theory
that when Meyer Helman In )89 made her
I present or the homestead she gave as a
conslleraton for I a relInquIshment of her
dower rights In alt of Ilellnuan's oilier prop-
erty. Some phases of this question have al-
ready been alrcd before Judge Walton In nulls
brought to get holt of the le Insnrnce
money left by Ilollinami. These suits arc In
the supreme court.
.
' ) ' , l.h'1 Sit " 'euI.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas or Junction CIty III. .
was told by her doctors she ht consumption
, anti that there ws no hope ror her but two
bottles Dr. King's New Iscovery comllletely
, cured her and she says It save , ! her life .
' Mr. 'rhos ¶ , Fggers 139 Florida St. . San
, Francisco , suffered rrom I dreadful cold , op- .
I proachlng consumpton , tried without result
, everythIng else then bought one bottle of Dr
I Fing's New Discovery anti In two weeks was
curod. lie Is naturally thankful. I Is such
results . or which these are samples , that
prove the wonterful elcacy of this medicine
In coughs anti colds. Free trial bottle at
ICuhn & Cos drug store Hegular size , 50c
and $ ! .OO. , _ _ _ . _ _ _ _
( ) U:1 I I.Jn1'1'1 TIll ? iI.IOItlc
\ 'nf'r'orl. . iteeeise'r Aiitliarizl to
IO " pi'iiii I lii' Iloiit.y " ,
Signed by Judges Dundy and Hner , the
order of the court In the water works case ,
perml1tng the Improvemenl or the Omaha
system , was fed In the ofco of the clerk
yeslorday. I provides as follows :
"Tht the receivers of the water works
company , upon receIpt of the money. tue from
the city of Omaha he anti they are hereby
authorIzed to expend In the city or Omaha al
amount not to exceed the sum 50 duo and
received from s31,1 , city In the enlargement
anti Improvement of the waler works system
and servIce : In conimectiomm therowltii , "
connecton therewlh.
SlhJrce \Uncl'l or Choleric 110r111N.
While slaying In the Delta ( MissIssippi
Botoms ) last summer , E. l T. Moss repre-
sentng Lulow ( , Saylor Wire Co. of St. Louis
suffered from malaria anti became sUbject
10 attacks of cholera noorbus In every instance .
stance when attacked he was relieved s If
by magic , by using Chamberlain's Colic .
Cholera 511(1 larrhoea Remedy . lie lays ;
cines "I regard , " I Is the 'no plus ultra' of medl.
, .
' l'h.n'h.1 the ; 1""rl Ill at-c .
'Tho government steamer , "Golden Gate , "
front Kansas City , arived in Omaha Sunday -
day , It will be employed in towing barges
laden with willows from a point above Bellevue -
vuo to the river work now In progress a
almort distance above the Interstate bridge.
The boat wilt be stationed here for about
a month , and will then proceed up lbs river
to OtilOr gOvernuiehit work between here anti
Sioux City. _ _ _ _ _
iIIl ItlOSUl.'I'S ( hit' IOXiliSSlIS ,
l1e Ilornforti's Acid I'hinslhine ,
Dr. It. Il. I'cpper , Iluntimmgton , W. Vs. ,
says : "In nervous prostration from excesaco ,
I fInd It var excolIncs. "
TRYINC TO FIND TIlE CUT
lleduotiou in Coal Prices PthzUng Dealori
and Railroads ,
IOWA LINES MA ? GET INTO WAR OVER IT
(1 ii'M'It'il 4 hut 1tnuhg A rio hhitmilcd li.y
Cit re t liii t 0 t hem isv' % iti Itt
( iiiie 'eS't'St iOiiiti y-I itterItir
ItIi's Uiisctlt'il ,
flailroatl ltion antI coal dealers arc doing
no end of guessimmg just now over ( ho situation -
ation in the anthracIte coal lmllrket ,
Soimie little time ago a nummiber of thealern in
Omaha announceti that harti coal wotmiti be
oitI at $7.f0 per ton for delivery before
October 1. ThIs desIrable situation , so far
as tlto consummier Is concerned , hiaa beeim tltio
to a reduction , the location of which itni
kept the shilimpers anti ralhroail mmmcmi mnmora or
less at sea , The rate on bard coal train
Chicago to Oniahma Is $3.20 tier ton. WliLio
tii dealers hiere have been buyIng coal at
40 cents a ton less thmamt at this timne a year
ago , there is , oo Cilahige in tito itiarket ; rico
at the hhmifles sod the dIfference hiss not
been located.
Soon after the reduceti irice was an-
iiouncetl the ticahers irile vhaeetl large orders
received notice that the coat nmtlst be
shiplmed before the 1st of Septemniter , or all
orders at the redtmced rate would be canceled.
Prices have been tuatle timid coumitormimatmileti
until the dealer who buys today does not know
whether lie a lii get lmi supply itt tue Price
iioetl : or hot , liartl coal mmiay lie hotmgiit by
the comisumer today at $7:30 : , html there is no
mtssthramica that the tlealer will be able to
duplicate an order at. tue sammie liguro to-
morrow' ,
hlalhroati Inca who ate interested In this
siolptmtent of ctl from Onaima to 'estora
POhhits are simmliily hantiicaplmed by the cnttI.
lion of rates. Roads iii the cast rehlglotmsly
tiuoto the coal rate at $3.25 trout Chicago to
Oiiiaha anti at thio samne tube arc haying coil
down Ito Omnalta at figures that iimalo mcii a
Price out of tIme question , For tlmh reason
rates to interior points are dechiletily unsettled -
settled ,
Otmo freight man explained the situation by
stating that all of the Iowa himoei have their
cars lIt the east anti lutist get titeni west lit
time to hilove the crops anti in order to limoot
the deimmani they have been slashing thto raten
on COlt In order to get weztboumtd busIness.
Whatever the caumes may be , the hard caxi
rate Is idhitorahlzeti alil there nro gOoti pros-
Peels of a droppimtg of time bars for a gemicrat
fight for the business.
10cirnIoii htiit' , SlIr ( Tm' ( lie , tgeims.
Vi'hii'mm tite regular harvest excurshotm rates
were fixed up fur the presetit seasoho a rate
of one fare for tite rolmnti trip , lulls $2 , to be
collected at the western ternttnus , was
agrecti upon imy all of the tInes in the Central -
tral Trame assoclatloim antI the \\'estermt
hhmies i'asmtemiger aesociatlon , Now limo macmu-
hors of tIme Central Traffic association have
put lit a elahmio for all of timimt $2 , itisteati
of allowing It to be tlivitied tmp between the
tililorent lilies carryIng the exctmrslonlsts ,
Iocal passenger agents vere sonmewhiat
surprlceti at thu position of tloe Central
Traffic assocIatIon People , and vere at first
inclined to thnk timi the actloim tnigitt to.
suit in a damage to the btmlinnas in case
tue lines In the west were to litsiat upoim a
division of tlme $2 over the one.fiore rate ,
or to asIc an additional sum front tIm ax-
ctmrsionlsta. Ilotlm Mr. hoimoax anti Mr.
Francis 1111211) ' agreed thmat time change would
in ito vIa affect the exctmrshanists. If the
eastern men wanted the $2 , anti got a goad
chiamico to get It , all right. If the fariomers
ahitl loonteseekers wanteti to come to No.
braska anti tile west , a lIttle mi7itter of $2
each would not be allowed to stand In their
way.
"Most of the members of those excur-
siorms , " said lIr. Francis , "COTllO front 1111.
mmols and Iowa anti are not affected by this
rate asketi by the Central Traifle association
limies. Whatever dIsposition is made by the
raIlroads of that $2 above the one fare rate
for time round trip , tlm excurstonlsta will not
lie affectetl. "
The hiarvest excursIons wIlt be run west
from Omaha on August 20 , September 10
and 11. _ _ _ _ _ _
hallway Notes ititil i'erHoiihils.
President Clark and General Manager Dick.
Inson of the Untoim l'acific are at Salt Lake
anti will be 1101010 about the last of the week.
The forces in the Burlington VShOPS ttt
I'iattsmoutht have been doubled amt'l memo are
working day and nIght gettIng rolling stock
In shape for the fall business.
S
't'milC itimil Nervous.
Dncrhbes the condition of thousantis of people
at tltia eastan. They Itavo no appetite , cannot -
not sleep , and COlIthilaili of the pruietratiiig
effect of varnmer weather , This cotociltiolo
may ho remedied by Ilood's Sarsaparills ,
which creates ami appetIte anti tones up all
he organs. It gives good health by makIng
the bloVoil pure ,
STood's Pills are the best after-dinner pills ,
aaist digestion , ctmre headache.
lCNIGll'I'S 9)1k' 'l'IhFl (11111' ,
'lucy VIll Ut' Otitlii Full Force sit
( hitFair. .
Tue committee of traveling men to at-
range for traveling men's day. September
19 , loss called a general meeting of all travel.
hug men for i3umiday , Septehmober 1 , at 11.
o'clock a. m. at the Mercer hotel. Every
Omaha traveling etiamo is expected to at-
V
temid the nicetimmg and every Cotmncil 1311111's
tnd Lincoln traveling mami who can possibly
ito so ma urgeu to aiientm it , VI ziey anti oIl
traveling 11100 Irons every Nebraska cIty
are expected to take part iii thio parade on V
traveling men's day. A special tralim wilt 1w
run for them over ( lie Missouri l'aclfic from
the city to thin faIr grounds anti every
courtesy will be shiowit them by the manage. S
mntimt. The conimmoittee is mnotlest , bill still
in tliacussing the lmtatter could hot help do-
darIng that if the traveling mmoemi turned out
as they should turn out it would be the finest
paratle of the ktntl and the btst looking lot
of inca seen in Omnahia since the travelhmig V
niemi's convomitiomm in this dl ) ' , Thie cotmm-
muttteo states that there is stIll plenty of
tittie to coiitplete all arrangentents for tim
parmde if all who should tb so will turn out
to the meeting miext Sunday ,
hlmielcicim's Arnion Salve ,
The best salve in ( lie world for cuts ,
bruises , sores , ulcers , salt rhieum , fever sores ,
totter , cloappd haiitls , chilblains , corns , and
all akin eruptions , aiod positIvely cures piles ,
or no pay retlulred. It is guaranteed to
give perftct satitfactlomi or money refunded.
I'rico 25 cemts : per box. For sale by Juhi
& Co. _ _ S _ _
i'or lie Niiitnitl ( Siretilt Rite. ' , , ,
Tim racing hoard of the Omaha Associateti
Cycling clubs Imas decided to give a serIes
of matiliec atmd evening races tiuring Sop.
tenther , prelinolmiary to tito National circuit
macat , Tue first of these will be held at the
Charles Street park on the evening of Labor
day and will consist of short races for lIla
most tiart , by a string of the hiottoit speed
ttmerhanta ever assembled in Omaha. Most
of the local cracks have already agreed to
compete anti a prize list viIi be hung up that
will bring the outshtlern , Proceeds fromim the
races wilt be tmaotl to purchase lirlzes for the
NatIonal circuit chasers , 41
411
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Cit.ailI ii , ' , , nusi hicititli , -
Ladies will iind Allen's hygienic Fluid
alt that is desired as a cleansing and healIng
Vagiimal wash and injection , It is invaiuablo
iii Ieitcorritoa , Vaginitis , etc. , amid is perfectly -
fectly hiIlrhittCas. Retitled peopho everywhere
use It.
- S
1le'n'y Cr1 nil iinil loclct't ,
"Thio criminal docket for the e3enember
term of court will be this largest docket S.
over taken UI ) in Douglas county , " ronarkoi :
County Attorney Ilaidrige yesterday , as
hoc was rollIng up lila sleeves preparatory to
getting evidence in shape for some of ( t'o
Important cases booked for a hleari3g. " 1
think the six mUrderers who will be given
ihmeir day iim court wIll occupy a large part
of lhto term , It. is hard to tell how noany
weeks their cases will take up. "
Most clmplOxlon powders have a vulgar
glare , but I'ezzotml'ia Is a true beautifier ,
viiose elfeets arc lasting.