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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1897)
14 THE OMAITA DAILY Hifcfo SUNDAY , JUXE < 3 , 1807. SPECifll NOTICES Advcrllncincntii for these column' Will lie ( nkcii mull 1U nit for UK rvcnlnw unit tiiilll H i > . in. ( or tlt < morning ; nnil Stiiulity i-dlllon * . Ailtcr < lcrM , by reiinmtlnK linn- liercil check , ciin Imtr nrmncm n'l * drcmiril ( o n iitiiuurrpil lHIr In cure MI of The Ilcc. AiiMtcr * no nililrp e l vrlll IIP ilvlltprvil on iircnciilnlloii ol tlic clie-olt null' . Itnfrn , 1 l-'Je n itnnl flrM litnurtloii 1c n. ml llMTcnflor. > < ililimr tnkcn for IPNN ( linn ! ir c for tinllr Inner- IIcm. Tlirnc mtt i-rllm-iiH'ittn mutt In run connreiiitlvcl ) ' . SITUATIONS WANTED. YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER WANTS I'O- ultlon Object , practice more than tnlaiy. ' M 15 , Ilcc. A-lift WANTED-DREF8MAK1NO HY TUP. DAY m a first-class dressmaker. Apply 416 North 2ln Mreet , South Omalin. A--M4-G' COACHMAN OP EXPERIENCE WANTS POSI- tlon , good horseman ; willing to lie useful ; ref erences. Address M :8. lice. A-V > 8 C WANTED , POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER oii rnMilcr , by lady with several jenra1 experience ! first-clam references. M 31 , lice. A Ef.7 WANTED MALE 11 I'M , P. A rrw : INIUOITIO. : HUSTLING MEN CAN flnil stendy profitable \vork with C. I' . Adnnis Co. , M4 Ho. Kih St. Il-CU TIII : MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASPO- clnllon want tellable men no turn ) ntnl district ngfntn In i\rry county In this stnle ; liberal contiiirtn given to Rood men. Tor terms niul particulars addles * C . I. . Hoblcon , manager , 111 lite building , Omnlm , Neb. D M718 _ _ , _ , J , - _ 1 ml - - - - i- | T j MEN WANTED TO LEARN HARBER TRADE ; only renulrni two months' practice liy our ss - tun lu secure positions ; vvnges mill experience Saturdays In city shop * while le-irnlns ; ex aminations under exports ; tools nlv < n students ! rntnlnKiic mnlidl free. Motor's llnrlier School , J3 So. C'lnrk HI. , Clilcna" . 1I-M72S S * _ AIlCHlTKCTtTRAL DRAUGHTSMEN HAVING a thotoiigh knowledge of plructurnl work wild wanting employment by the Transmlssli-elppl nnd Intrrnntlonnl Exposition. should apply lin- meillntely nt the otllco of Walkci & Klmball , ArchltcctR In rhkf. 1 M'iili f. _ _ SALESMEN \VANTED TO SELL 10 DEALERS. 110) ) incnthly nnd expenses ; experience unneres- ' Co. , Minneapolis sarj ; enclose stamp. I'rlze Mfc. apolis , Minn. 1I-M7C9 10" CAN GIVE 0001) POSITION TO RIGHT PARTY upnli Investment of two to ll\c tholixnnd t sn. Investment well secured , guarnntecd dividend not ! < than It per cent. Address M 21 , nee WAN" : D. SALESMAN : SALARY PAID weekly , experience tinnecefrary , permanent. llrown llrothers Co. , Chicago. _ D WANTIM ) . CATHOMC MAN TO TllAVP ! . FOll old estnblWied house ; must begin on low salarj. Address Catholic Truth , lock box 628 , Chk-iiRO. _ H 35 A WIRIC AND ixi'iNsi:3 PAID SALKS- men , stHpIc line ; experience unnecessary ; per manent po-ltlon. The W. I- Kline Co. . St. Ixi'lln. Mo. _ D AN iNinaiTic : : MAN WHO nua \lrlts the trade , nnd who Is In a position to pay for line line of cutlery samples , nnd Ui handle same on n liberal commission Imsls , can make n permanent nrrnnKemcnt with u to 11 cur line exclusively or IIB a side line. In nnsuerlm ; state what class of trade > ou call on. We can furnish nnd would expect ROW ! references. The I.iwton Cutlery Co. , 132 and 131 l.ike St. . Chicago. 13 _ MEN AND \VOMIN , TO WORK ron us DAY or cxenltif' at their homes ; pleasant work ; no cnmuEHlne ; experience unnecessary , o pay Balary ; lnclo e stamp for particulars. Stand ard MfR. Co , 142 W. ! 3r < l St , New York. H- WANTin. HKSI'ONSIIIMJ SAMPLK utor ; $1000 pertfliOOO , particular ! ) and tnmples , lOc , Crescent Chemical Co. , 69 Dearborn Pt. , Chicago. H-7S1-G * \VANTKD. SALESMAN TO SfiLI TO Dl M.RRS on time ; $100 monthly nnd expenses ; experi ence unmcc'snry. Write for particulars. Acme ClKar Co. , Chicago. IJ 790 6 SAUUSMRN WANTEn- TO 1S3 I'llll month nid ) cxpenera. Htnnlu line ; p < t-ltlor permanent , pleasant and desirable. Adjucn , ilh stamp , Seymour-Whitney Co. , C 102 , Chi- WANTHD-MVn IIUSTLr.nS r.VRRYWHr.Rn. Latest nnd best patentee bicycle novelty , Everybody buys. Takes HKe wlldllre. Snlai ) or commission. Address Immediately , Slatt : & Foe Jirr. Co. , Indianapolis , Ind. n-S07- SALKSMIN- oo wnnKT.v OUARANTHKU and exclusive territory assigned Rood men lei the sale of the genuine Arctic HefrlRcratlni ! Machine for coollnjr refrlBerntors. Guarantee ! ' 75 per cent cheaper than Ice. Keeps perlshabli nrtlclca Indetmltely. aunrnntecd Indestructible K\cry nnner of a rcfrlRerator bujs them , ni the savliiK of Ice In one month more than payi for machine. Have over 3,000 In use. Write to day nnd secure > our territory. ( Beware o : worthless Imitations ) . For full particulars nnf our list of lUc hundred ttstlmonlala from lead 1ms merchants of U. 8. , address Arctic He frlBerntlnB Co. , Cincinnati. O. n-SiC WANTHD nxmiUPNCKD SHIRT ANPOVKR nil makera to come to Denver , steady work T. J. Underbill , Denver. Colo. 11 M2S3-S' ' WANTED TO 1JUY SIXTY YARDS Or GOOt second hand Ingrain carpet. Addrcn I ick Ilex , T. J. Underhlll , Denver. Colo. IJ-ME3-8 INSTRUCTIONS TO ELEVATOR CONDL'CTOIJF In your cn e or by mall ; will qualify you foi pcsltlon nnd license. Address by mall. Ele vator Instructor , Hep HldR. 11-R3D 6 * WANTED , TWO UOOD MEN WITH GOOL appearance. Cull Monday at Jlrunswlck Hotel between 9 and C. 1I-M.7 C * WANTEII KBMALE 111:1.1' . 100 OIRIJJ rcm ALL KINDS WORK ; $3 TO (7 week. Canadian olllee , 1M2 I > ouglas.C C MM2 WANTED , IIOUSEKnEI'ER , 30 TO 35 YEARS ; Good home. George Meyer , Cedar Creek. Neb. C M77S 7 * WANTED , A TEACHER TO KNOAGK WITH A reliable house during her vacation ; permanent If satisfactory. Address M 19 , llee , C M7CC WANTED , COOK AT 2003 HURT STREET. C 781 C A rrw : SMART UP-TO-DATE UOMEN ; i per cent to hustlers ; (3 to J5 n day easy. Cai : or write N. O. More. 1SOS Chicago St. , Omaha , C 818-8 LADY AOENTS TO TAKE ORDERS POIl SOAt polls ; ) . J , J. Gibson , C14 Plrst Nut'l Hank. C M817 WANTED , 3 EXPERIENCED I AUNOUY GIRLS Monday morning at Prontler Steam Laundry , C 8S2B WANTED. A COMPETENT LAUNDRESS ANT FfCond Rlrl. Mrs. II. W , Yatea , 31st and Ilnven I'ott. C-S4S WANTED. A NURSE OIRL NOT UNDER 1 ! 5 < ur ; must come recommended. U02 South SSII street. C k6l C IIOUSKS IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE O , K. Davis Company , 1D05 Pnrnam. D (33 ( HOUSES. HENU\VA & CO. , IDS N , 15TII ST. D M4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ MODERN HOUSES. C. A. STAHR.SSS N.Y.LlPi : U-(3i ( _ _ _ _ _ _ _ CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVER lhi > city , J5 to 50. Pldellty. 17v2 Parnum 81. U-036 _ HOUSES. WALLACE , HROVVN IILOCK. 1CTII and Houglas. _ r(37 HOUSP.S , COTTAGES & STORKS. ALL PARTS of city , llrennun , Love Co. . 430 I'axton block DS _ * MOVING HOUSEHOLD OOODS AND PIANOS Om. Van & Blorace Co. , 1115 Farnam. Tel. : ta' D 6 9 _ LARU13 LISTt McCAQUE. 1JTH AND D CIO _ _ HOUSES. FLATS , OARVIN HROS 1613 PARNAM . D-tU _ ; _ _ HOUSES FOR RENT. HEM1S. I'AXTON RLK ' TURKINQTON. 03 BEE IJUILDING D < JI3 STANPORD CIRCLE COTTAGES. 6 noOMS all modern. Apply 804 life HIJg. i > _ < ; t-RO01I HOUSE. INQUIRE KM POUGLA8 _ O-M7C8 ID-ROOM FLAT. DOUGLAS , NEAR HTH MOru ern , ittam heat ; alto 5-rooms at lit go 15th lnrtulrc l.lnqul t. 318 S. Uth. _ D-il7 HOUSES. J II. SHERWOOD , 12 } N. T. LIPP P-M178 . _ FOR RKhrr. MODERN 10-HOOM HOUSE AND bam In fine repair and | il usantly located , j W. Jtobbln * , jicnt , 1W1 Farnam jtrtet.0M155 0-M155 KOIL nnxT..ii tJsns. C'onllnueil. ) HA1.VKY , 13 ROOMS , STKAM HEAT. D-M7S3 J7 PI-RN1MIEU IIOI HE OF 12 ROOMS , KVER1 con.rnlM'.cc , Ifirxc lawn nnd a seed etabtc nm corrlnKC hftiic. 16 a desirable tenant will ren for the Umti > r season or longer ; pos es < lei Riven Jun" 1. , Inaiilro on prtmlses , 2111 Em nett SI , Kourtic Place D H 7 ioTiioOM'TLEOANTLY FINlsmjtJ MODERr ! > rlik houf" , No. 2414 Cars , J'O. 91join modern bouso nt ' 17 North Illli. IIS. S-n-om modem Hat , 709 So. 16th , J17.50. 6-rr > om hmnc. 112H N. 17th. J10 Apply to W. n MclkU. % room Ml 1st Nnfl Hk HMs D M453 TROOM TibTiriiN iTLATf < , nirs. IITII. D M700 6 A filX-HOOM , MODP.P.N COTTAOE , PUR nlshed or unfiiiriUhed , SC2 South 30th. D-M741 ! ) UNFURNISHED OR PARTLY PI1RNISHEI house. Moilern. IO- > North 23d. D-M7S3 6 TEN-ROOM HOPSE , AlTL MODERN IMPROVE mcnts , 220 Harncy St. I-7C3- RKNT. ELEGANT MtOOM HOUSE vvltii nil mndetn Improvpinents , corner 23 nnd Clilcano , Apply nt 1309 Pnrnnm st , D-7S2 6 MODERN 10-HOOM HOt'HK IN GOOD CON illtlon. very cheap. 2(30 ( Davenport st. IJ-7S5 7' j * _ _ SEVEN'-HOQM HOUSE IN FIRST-CI ASS CON dltlon. cltj' water , line dry cellar , peed vnnl 2411 Caldwelt St. 1J-S09-C * FOR RENT , 2ir SOUTH 3.VT1I AVENUE : roomii. choice location , 112.00. Stringer. 1S2 Podse St. D-S < 9 C POR RENT. PHRNISIIKD COTTAOE 1X1R Till Hummer to family without children ; reference rniulrcd. Cnll cr address A. 11. Smith , wltl IvVlley , StlKer . ? Co. D-S',3 C' POR RENT roil ONE YEAH OR LONGER 9-roum furnished house ; modern conveniences 1911 Wlrt. D-S3S 0 POR RENT Good i'-room hou i" . centrally located , furnls'ied untlf Septpmlic-r 1 , J4000. 5-rnnm cottnRe , newly papered nnd pnlntei throughout ; S. E. Cor. 2Sth nnd Pnclflc xtrtcta (1300. Small storeroom , 211914 FnrnHin street , tS-00. 7-rtHim house , flrst-dutx condition , 32il and Pop plclon , (25 04. 11-rooni house , modern , 1215 Howard street , JMOO POTTER * GEORGE COMPANY , S. W. Cor. 16th nnd Fnrnam Sis. D-M847 8 10M H 2IST ST. , A VERY DES1RAI1LE 9-HOOk : residence ; 8 roorrM on one lloor ; nil moderi conveniences ; hard wood llnlsh , excellent burn rent , } 10 00 per month. John A. Wnketlcld. fc Paxton block. V 865 8 FOR unvr i''im.\i.siiioi > HOO.-MS. STEAM IinATHD ROOMS. TELEPHONE ANI nil conveniences , rates teasonable. Pundt resl ( lenic , 212 So 17th St. 13 613 ROOMS ; PINE LAWN AND PORCHES. 2Cfli Hnrney. n MIS9 J20 FRONT ROOM , WITH ALCOVE , FOR ONE OI two gentlemen. t > 24 S. 2Gta avenue. n MS.G3 C' 3 FURNISHED ROOMS , HOUSEICEEPINO. Ill 8 llth. E M701 6 FURNISHED ROOMS. 1911 DOUGLAS. E-M74C 8 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN PR1VATI family ; boanl If desired ; sard and shade. 2J2 Hurt. E-763 C THREE NICE ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEkeeping keepingto two persons , gas stove , moden house , nsp'.inlt street , walking distance. Ad dress M 24 , lice. E-MS27-7 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSn keeping. Furnished parlor for gentleman nnl wife. 411 N I9th St. E-S31 C- NICELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR SUIT nblo for one or two gentlemen , with gnu nnt bnth , references. C07 No. 18th St. E S34 c CHOICE ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFUR nlshed , board or housekeeping. 2917 Mason. E M8SS 12 * NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS. WITI boanl. 2015 Douglas. E M864 S TWO ROOMS SINGLE OR EN SUITE , ONI east front , with nlcove , closet ; gentlemen o housekeeping ; no other roomers. Address M 3t Bee. E SCO C * TWO OR THREE NICELY FURNISHE1 rooms ; single en suite ; modern ; rent reason able. 620 South ICth. U SC3 C' LARGE. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM nlso rooms for light lioubekccplng. Ill Soutl 25th st. E SCS C FUHMSIIED HOOMS AND IIOAIID. NICE COOL ROOMS ; GOOD HOARD ; RATE ! reasonable. The Rot > e , 2020 Harney. F C73J30 MODERN I1R1CK. ROOMS AND BOARD ; 1 5 week ; 514 N. ICth. F M679 1 * UTOPIA. 1721 DAVENPORT. P G12 7 FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH HOARD. REF crcnces. 31C South 2Cth. F M742 S NICELY FURNISHED SOUTHEAST I" RON1 : room ; modern convenience ; board. 702 8. 2911 st. F M734 7 HEAUTJFULLY FURNISHED HOOMS. VE1V convenient for light housekeeping , or room with or without board. 207 S. 24th Bt. F H7C1 C COMPORTAHLE HOOMS. WITH OR W1THOU' bnard , line house In Kountzc addition Addrer M 23 , Bee. F S00 fl VERY GOOD ROOMS AND HOARD AT 221 Harncy. F sso 6 NEW FURNISHED LARGE FRONT HOOM cheap ; with or without board ; modem house private family ; reference required. 212 Soul 30th street. F 844 6 BEAUTIFUL FRONT ALCOVE SUITE ANI other rooms after June 10 , at 102 nnd 104 So 25th St. F MfiO 12 * DAY HOARDERS. J3.00 ; WITH ROOM , } 3 5 week. 1601 Farnam. P MS70 6 * KOIl IlKXT UltFUHNISIIRD IIOO3IS. 3 ROOMS , WATER , SEWER , J3. COS N. 13TI1 O784 Jy4 FOll HEXT STOHES AM ) OFFICES FOR RENT , THE 4-STORY BRICK UUILUINI at 010 Farnum St. This building has a llreproo cement basement , complete steam heating tlx turcs ; water on all Hears , gas , etc. Apply a thu olUco of The Jtee. 1 910 ELEGANT DESK ROOM ; 1ST. FLOOR. 21 South 14th , between Farnam and Douglas. I-M642 S' AGEXTS WASTED. WANTED , AGENTS ; J75 PER MONTH ANI expeneeii paid active men If right ; Roods gel < by sample only ; samples , also liorue and ca rlage furnished free. Address Jobber , Uox MI'S ' Hoiton , Muss. J C47 MUST HAVE AGENTS AT o'NCR TO SEL1 a h locks and door holders. Sample cash lock free ( or 2o stamp. Immense ; better thai welghte ; burglar proof ; | 10 a day. Writ quick. Address Hroliard A. Co. , box 77. Phlla cf'tMa. 1'a J- WANTED , EXPERIENCED AGENTS. TO HP.P rerenr the best and largest Hick , Arcldent am Death Hcnellt ussoclatlon In the west ; endow ment nnd vvlthdravvnl privileges ; liberal con tract , Adilretu American Ilenevolent Assocla tlon. Union Trust llulldlng , St. Louis , Mo. AGENTS WANTED-AOENT WANTED T ? every town ; brand new goods ; sell at sight no experience required ; liberal terms ; writ for full Information. Mutual Mnnufncturlni Co. , 126 Chambers St. .New York , J WANTED. AOENTS. NEW GOLD SION LET tcr | anyone can iipply them ; rend ttuinp foi ample. Flexible letter Co. , 79 N , Clark. Cht. cago. J 792 6 LIVING PICTURU MACHINR. AGENTS WANT ed. Mosr prolltuble automatic nlckrl-ln-the-tloi machine ever manufactured ; Just out ; renayi cost In few da > s. Stirrup Mftf. Co. . 72 Fultor St. . New York. J ? J3-6 WE ARK MANUFACTURERS OF THOST. great money making slot machlnea juu net everywhere ; wrltu UB. Leo Canda'Co. ' , Clncln' nat , O , J-7M-S * AGENTS. HURLIN'S HEADACHE TAHLETi- given qulek relief , Ily mall for 27 one-ienl stamp * . C. 1' , Dahl , Vlroqua , WIs. J-795- AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE "NAFEW" check protector ; retail * now for IJ ; big m-ont ; quick vales ; excluilva territory ; sample outfit furnished responsible I > artk ; Introducers ol fresh novelties for agentsi catalogue mailed upon appllcatoln. Samuel "Nafew Co , , IC7 Dear born St. , Chicago. J7j4c WANTED. AGENTS TO INSURE DEPOSITORS' bank accounts by selling- the Indelible check prottctor ; Imposilble to raise amounts ; retalli 15.00 , Weiley Mf Co. . Times Uulldinir. New York City. J m-v AQKNTS-OUTFIT FREE. EXCLUSIVE TEH- fli0.1"1 No caPlt l needed. A ntw agent makei IW.1S p r day. Clly or country , proof * lr . Alpln * Bar. Co. , Clnclnantl , O. / 7M-6 * AOENTS WANTEI1. ( Continued. ) WANTED , LIVE AOENTS. EXPERIENCED Ol unexperienced , good pay. 311 lUmge block cnll before 10 n. m. J-MS71 8 WANTED , MEN AND WOMF.N AGENTS T ( represent the HnnkerV Guaranty Fund Llf nrs'n. Cnll Or nddrers Room 404 Bee Hlds Omnhn , Neb. J M-S19-1S AOENTS ON SALARY OR COMMISSION-THI greatest ngents' rellor ever proiluced. Ever user ot pen nml Ink buys It on sight ! " 00 to t ( per cent profit. One ngcnt's salen amounted t jrcro In nix dnvs ; another J32 In two hours. 1 looking for profltnble business write nt onci Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co. , X 1C , I a Crosfe. Wli J S2S C AOENTS WANTED-GENTLEMAN OR IjADY- $100 tunnth easily made , new office btinlncM no capital. Address with 2-cent stamp. No. 11 F. B. & N. Co. , Box 301 , Cincinnati. Ohio. J-2I-G SALEFMEN-ri TO ? DAILY , SELLING WRAI pin ? Paper nnd Advertising Novelties to Mei chants throughout the Country convenient slil line , samples furnished reliable men. Th Kempcr-Thomis Puper Co. , Cincinnati , O. J-810 C AGENTS WANTED TO HANDLE THE HAND somrst , be t paying notions nnd novelties ; clt cnlnrs free. Henry Koch. 9S Mnrket St. , Chi cago. J-838 AOENTS , CHANCE OP A CENTURY ; t ilalnty staple article for h-ml times , cheap sells cvcrjwhcre : big profits ; > cnr rouml American Flavoring Co , Chicago. J S37 C * STOHAOE. PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO , 92S-910 Jones. General storage and forwarding M 4S OM.VAN & STORAGE. 1415 FARNAM. TEI * 155 il CI9 AVANTEII TO IIUV. AVILL PAY CASH FOR OMAHA SAVING bank deposits In amounts up to J2.000CO. Th Columbian Investment Co. , rooms 410-411 Firs Nat'l Hank bldg. N M7S1 A. FERER. GREAT WESTERN WHOLESALI nnd retail Junk denier , removed from lie Soutl Tenth to 812 Douglas street. N M754. WANTED , TWO-SEATED CARRIAGE FOI one horse. Apply Shaw & Pell , 618 S. ICt street , N 787 C TO BUY FOR. CASH-SECOND HAND 111 cjcles , old or new models ; must bu chcni | Apply 1311 Douglas St. N 630-C * I 'WILL TAKE A FEW CERTIFICATES ol Hut Omaha Savings bank nnJ Oertmn Snvln bank nt market rates. Address M 27 , llee. N-MS31 S FOR SALE FURNITURE. ONE SET MAHOGANY- FURNITURE , FOLD Inu bed with mirror , nlso a large parrot cage 2210 llarney St. O S32 tt PUBLIC AUCTION HOUSEHOLD GOODS. NEV granite and tinware will be slaughters Wednesday , June 9 , 10 n. m. , cor , 14th um Dodge. O M872 fi FOR FOR SALE , A PINE HIG HAY HORSE ; GEN tie , handsome nnd good family hoi ic. Ad dress M 20. Hoc. P 7SC 6 POR SALE , GOOD HORSE AND I'HAETOJ cheap Inquire 5310 Farnam. P MSol 8 2 NICE SURREYS. 2 hand-mndu phaetons. 1 top buggy. 1 side xaddle nnd bridle. 1 fine large hon-e nnd phaeton. 1 fine riding pony. Old Garneau stables , ICth nnd Leavenworth. P SM C FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. 2 STOCKS GROCERIES. 1 MEAT MARKET , drug stock , fnrni" . eastern Nebraska ; > ncreng In nnd around Omaha , Omaha city nionerty B. R. Hall. SOI N. Y. L. Q 7D3 .17 HARDWOOD CR1HI1ING , HOG AND CHICKEI fence , cheaper than "all wire. " C. 11. Lee. to Douglas. . Q WO LIVERY STOCK. WORTH 57,000 , MAKIM money , for pale or trade for good farm property orty and cith. J. H. Quo. Frenzer blk. Omilv Q-724 6 ST. UERNARD PUPS , WELL BRED. REGIS Ured ; seen at ! ; :3 Hrlttol. J. J. Derlght. Ill Farnam. Q 7C3 6 FOR SALE , FIVE FRESH COWS. INQUIIU 4311 Ersklnc St. Q-M775 C POR SALE , WELL HRED JERSEY COW handsome , rich milker and regular ppt. Ad dress M 17. Dee. Q SI773 C * SECOND HAND ENGINES. G TO 100 H. P , motors. H to 30 II. I1. Industrial Iron Worki MISCELLAIVEOUS. GARDENS & FARMS TO RENT. T. MURRAY _ R M651 CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS. M. FRITZ. 819 N. ICTH ST.S S MC09 J8 SPECIAL ARRIVAL-FIRST VISIT TO OMA1I. of Prof. Clarence E Chester , the marvelou full life-reaching clairvoyant nnd trance med lum , plain , practical , clenr-brnlned Informo tlon. He tells your name , age. occupation ; nil vice on business , love , law , marriage , divorce speculation , etc. ; recovers old cstnten and bin led treasures ; reunite * the separated , cause speedy marriages. Pee 5fle HOc and up for thl week. Hours 10 to S dally. Parlors 191.1 Fai nam St. Call or write. S MC74 7 * COME AND CONSULT THE ONLY GENUIN1 llfo render ; her predictions are wonderful names given ; fee , r,0c and up ; 10:30 to 7 ilallj 1819 Farnam street. S M780 G MASSACU , IIATIIS. ETC. MADAM SMITH. 1315 DOUGLAS. MASSAGr. steam baths. T M733 9 MRS. 1)13 LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGI5 HATI pirlors ; restful and curative. 417 So. llth , uj. stairs. ' T M83G 12 rCILSONAL. VIAVI FOR UTERIND TROUBLES. 346-8 HE ] Bldg. ; physician , consultation or health boo free. U-C52 BATHS , MASSAGE. MME. POST , 311' , ! S. 15TI1 U-653 RUI'TURE CURED PERMANENTLY ; N < pain ; no detention from business ; we refer t thousands of patients cured. Call or writ The O. E. Mllltr Co. , 932-3 New York IJf Illdg , , Omaha. U MC54 MISS MAYER. SURGEON-CHIROPODIST manicure. H. 400 , Paxton block ; diploma. 1EK U M249 J1S EXPOSITION INVESTMENTS. FOR PLEASure uro nnd profit see L. P. Judson's want ade Council Bluffs page. U M2C4 NULLIE P. HYLEY MANICURE AND CHIH opodlst ; 7 yrs. with MUs Mayer , 201 Karbach bl U-M3S2 J22 BEST SCALP TREATMENT. 2X3 ; SHAMPOO Inc. 25c 2 weeks Miller's Parlors , 1614 Doug las. U 4S2 J24 "REV. W. W. BROWN'S ASTHMA CURE' positively cure-sj write for testimonials. Char ter Oa | { , Iowa. U M483 J20 RHINOCK. INVENTOR AND PATENTEE OI the Hhlnock'H EnglUh tailor sjetcin. Is nov located with Mrs. S. J. Leeper at 21G So , IStl St. , Omaha- and will , for 30 days , give Initruc tlons free to Introduce the system , nnd wll glvo away sleeve patterns and. cut patterns o all kinds to actual measurement al rrnaonuli ! prices ; drees cut , lit , ntltehed and trimmed from I ! CO to 1300 , nil ready to finish ; jouni ladles Just out of school can have the beet o Instruction how to make 'all their Eiimme dresses for the simple sum of { 5 00 a month , a Mm. I.ceper'8 , 210 So. IStli St. U C85 C FREE SAMPLE HAZEI LEAF PILE CURE A1 Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. , 1513 Dojge Bt U M739 July 2 A HOME CURE. CANCER. Tl'MOR AND MA llgnunt blood diseases , without knife , plaste or pain ; 100 page boola and u-lUto free. Dep' 3. Abbott Myron Maton Medical Co. . U7 Plftl Avenue , New York. U 799 C WANTED-A SMART , UP-TO-DATE WOMA11 III every town In Nebraska and vicinity to n-1 ' 'Zemindar" for i'Ctli century women. No tans' ' or pennyroval or mrvhanlcal apparatut. Th' latest thing out and n suie preventive ; 100 pt cent to liuttlcie. Price I2.UO. Bend 11,00 fo remilar tilte box (33) ( ) and Instructions to tuK < orders with. Write to J , O , Wood , { 07 N , ictn Omaha. . U E20 C GENTLEMAN , 13. ACCUMULATED rOO.OCO. HAS no one In this world to care for , will chtrlnl cheerful , iw eel-tempered wife. Mr , Putton ZW 13 51it St. , Nevvt York City. U MS12-6 * A SUMMER SCHOOL WILL HE OI'ENFJ. June H. For particulars fee Myrtle Oakforn 2212 N , 21at St. U CALLING CARDS WRITTEN. Z DOZ. , J5Ci atlffactlcn Biiaranteeil. Address u. A , O' Mealy , Penman , UK Howard St. 11 841 C * DESK HOOM TO RENT : VERT LIGHT ANI : centrally located. U 19 , BM. U-JJS45 VL. A .MIIDLE.AOEOK WIDOW. NO EMCUM brnnco. noms nio.inY. heat housekeeper , woul < like to meet genllttflan who can provide nlc < home ; no trlflers TifeM.correfponrt. . Address M 29 , Bee. I - U-8CO 6 WILL SEW FOR "REASONABLE riucns first-class work ftbnrnhteed. Dressmaking par lore , 1613 Dougla < ' ' U C2 6 MONEV TO LOAN REAL ESTATE ANTHONY LOAN ; & TRUST co. . 315 N. Y. L. quick money nt livv' rnles for choice farm landi In lown , nortlicrrj Jlljsourl , eastern Nebrnskn LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED C1T1 properly. W. Fnrnnm Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnnm W 656 G PER CENT MONEY ON NEH. .t IA. FARMS W. U. Mclkle , 1st Nnfl Bk. bldg. , Omnlm , W-C57 MONEY TO IXJAN AT LOW RATES. Tilt O. F. Dnvls Co. . 1505 Fnrnnm St. W-65S FARM 1.OANS , 1 TO 10 YUAlTs ! I AWES' ] rales. Gnrvln Bros. , 1C13 Fnrnnm St.W W < J9 * ON OMAHA PROPERTY ! LOWEST RATES building lonns vvnnted , Pldellty Trust Co. W-CCO MONP.Y TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAIL' rent estate , llrcnnnn , Love & Co. , Paxtan block W-CC1 FROM" $100 UP. WEAD , ICTH JC. DOUOI.AS. W 297 J19 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAIL' ' property. Pu cy * Thomns , SW 1st. Nnt'l Bk bldg W-233 MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. MONEY TO IX3AN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS horses , wngons. etc. , nt lowest rntes In city no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; yet cnn pay the loan oft nt nny time or In an : nmou.lt. OMAHA MORTGAGE 1.OAN CO. , 30C So. ICth St. X CCS MONEY TO IvOAN-30. GO. 90 DAYS ; PURNl lure , plnnos , etc. Duff Green , R. S , Barker blk X CC2 KOIl HUNT-SMALL WATCH I'OWKH MILL Can nlEO handle grain.AJJtrra box K. Lin coin , Neb. Y SOI .19 LWMIIKH YAHU. WHLL USTAllLlSIinD ; NH braska town. 15,000 population ; usnap J. J Gibson. 514 Tlrst Natl bk. Y 11732 17 , SOMI : ONR TO INVEST > 3.ooo TC $5.000 In n ready rolling article In dally use UlR lirollts. Sure l > ay. Address M 6. Ilcc Y M7SS C * } ! CO INVESTED EAHNS fSO WEEKLY ; NC stock f peculation or ROM mine Investment you control capital , llftli successful vcar ; par tlciilnrn free. Chare & Campboll. 12 Unloi Square , New York. Y M770 July 4 roil SALE , IIAKEKY DOING GOOD HUSI IKKH ; cheap for cash. Adilrrre M 18 , Hoc. Y M7CO 7 WISH TO coimnsi'OND WITH PAUTY HAV liii ; tlirec tlinumml ready cash , looking for sat Investment , . /Ouics M ! 2 , IJcc. T 789 11 nio MONEY ron SMALL INVESTMENT State .district and county agents wanted Laundrold Co , Omaha , Neb. I-iunJrold Is i perfect wnplilnR compound nnd the only one Contains neither acid nor alkali. Good sldi line. , f ; Y- GKT men QI'ICICLY ; ; SEND ron "soo IN ventlons Wanted. " ; t Edgar Tnte Co. , 24 Broadway , N. Y , " , ' . Y I2U TO Jl.fCO-MA li , 1JONEY HY 8UCCESSFPI Fpeculutlon on jhc rjices. Send for book am particulars. Mijrrl-j & Co. , 119 Dearborn M. ChlcJBO. 1 if Y S02 G * - _ SATISPACTORY'l ' MAN CAN HAVE GOOt opening with CHIcaKrt concern , fair salary am shaie of bUFine < s2CO . ; each requited to cnir goods. Henry rjlcrec ? 13 Tranklln St. ejnlc.igo ' " , , Y-S01-C' n PUNDAMENTAL PHINCIPALOI accumulating vjt'aHli IB Investing jour dollar when nnd wherellhtjUvlll mnk dollars for sou Pew fcrtunea ate iirttwed through commerciii entcrprlres , but ! many persons arise tlirougl speculative chaimelnVfrom obscurity nnd pov crtv to positions of influence und < ] IAuer In tin llnnnclal .world1 TS Irarn wherein nre tm greatest 'possibilities ; for largo nnd quldk re tnrns-'dn'a- larecjor" nitn capital. rite to us Condon & Co "Ipon Tlloclc' UtrHrlstcWKy- . ' , , YSOG ! * WANTED RESIDENT SALliS AGENT I > . .Omaha nnd In every city not nlreiily takrn ; ai unut-unl opportunity open to a capable , enprgetl business man to make $3COO annually In i legitimate , permanent and cstablls led business applicant must furnish sntUf.ictory rcfercnci nnd n capital of from 1200 to iDOO to pay fo goods tel Mil his own orden , upon which ther Is a monthly profit of 75 per cent. The ail vertlscr has a specialty ( covered by patent which he desires to have sold through retldcn representatives In Hie various cities throughou the United States ; the goods nre well known tried nnd proven n success ; exclutlve agenc ; nnd territory guaranteed \iitnout charge ; m bonus required ; no previous ex | > erlencc neces sary ; references given to commercial agencies bunks , merc/iants , etc. ; all letters of Inqulr ; promptly replied to when from eligible , bon fide nnd genuine parties who mean business In order to avoid "curiosity seekers , " miprlou communications from Irrepponslb'e , Impecunl ous Individuals ( who write under nom ( I plumes. Rive fictitious name ? , etc ) It Is re apectfully requested when an.wcrlnp to nam thin paper nnd give references In order to In sure explicit attention , P. E. Vail , 140 Nns ni St. , New York. Y S.2 6 pen SALE WELL ESTAHLISIIED CASH Dm goods business In Iowa , population 13,000 , Ftoci about M.COO ; good reason for Belling. Addrefs M 4 , liee , Y-S13-C * J5CO. WITH SERVICE TO RIGHT PARTY 8K cures position worth { 1,200 yearly. Addret M 20. Hee. Y-843 C I.'OK SALH HEAL KSTATU. KOUNTZE PLACE HARGAIN5. 000 , J3.7CO TC SO GOO , Fee photos nt 16th and Fnrnam , Morn Bldg. J , J. Gibson , C14 First Nat. Hank Hide HOUSES , LOTS. FARMS , LANDS. LOANS Geo. P. Bemls Heal Estnto Co. . Paxton Hlock HE CM BALE , 12-nOO.M MODERN HOUSE eighty feet front ; northeast corner 4Ut am Izard (4032 ( Izaril ) for J7.600 ; one-ttilnl In casher or other residence property ; balance to ul purchaser : this Is one of the most ile > lrabl < locations In Walnut Hill. Apply to P. J. Hut Cllffe , 442 llee building. UP 613 1 200 WILL BUY A G-riOOM HOUSE IN WAL nut Hill ; small monthly pavmentn. Omahc Real Estate and Trust Co. , 211 Bo. 18th Bt. ALL REAL ESTATE OWNED HY THE NE nraska Savings & Exchange 13nnk will be foli nt a very reasonable price. Wm , K. I'ottci receive' . RE 675 SNAP SOUTH OP KOUNTZE PLACE. MxlZI feet , price 1700. J. N. Frenzer , opposite P. O , HE 421 FOR HALE , SPLENDID FIVE-ROOM COTTAGi : and full lot In South Omaha , J5M ; eaty terms , H. C. Patterson , Patterson bile. RE M771 7 NEW MODERN HOUSE AND LOT CHEAP , J.1 too. Finn 10-acre tract near end Farnnm St. car line , | 200 , < > ' ' " Hmmea and lots.ta'rliralnii. IKO. Upwards. Farms In casternVN lt end Iowa for sale. Ilcaiitlful residence Tols In Ucinln Park. Great bargains espcCljillS.tlo those who will build. Hniire and lot'fit ' , JWflry'B ave. , near 24th St. , * * i' * I 300 Equity In pood''eifkffrn Neb , farms to trade foi equity lr > good/Walla residence property , Nlco homo neaf..Jl po8ltlon , way down price , < 2,300 , . . , , , . , . e. IlnslnrsH bargalriljAnjqS feet , J2tOO , Will trade line yKacy | lown farm and cash for B0d Omiho , bitJ | o property- Two Imii'la for fiilUirnu ; at ilcpot and one at Exposition. itiinir HOUKU and storf.t ifnr rent , IlutlnetH nnd rrnld ncn loin for sale and for unt. In cveryrata > f city. Money to loan on llr > tt-ila ii residence and busl- IK so property , " " nre Inrurance tltten In "lire proof compan ies JUJB Omnlm City Map _ for pole. First one publiUiPd by "A. II. Jpnt ; , W5 < . " J2 each. l"Heml. ' 186 ! and ISM" Maim.J2ilf cli. OEOliau P , JM9M1H REAL ESTATE CO. , JIM TlilrU Floor , Pastonilllnck. " R-B-M-821- POR HALl -FAHMINQ FOR PROFIT IN Southern Callforrlla.nhrre from one to MX crops can be grown > early. Free passage In each purchawr af ten acres of land Refer lu leading banks of California. For nil Informa tion address Hemet Land Co. , Hemet , Cal. RE ' IYH SALE- Jnun and half lot , Patrick avc , , near I4ih t. , S&75.00. 6-ro'jm h"ii , full Io { , sols Llndsey ave. term easy , 1710 00. k | Three nmall | IOUK- , full lot .on car line ; ont- Imlf mile from Exposition ( -rounds. KuOOO. 6-rpom hnure burn , lij acres land. North Z4th street , 12.000.00. S-room hou e barn , etc. , north part of cltyi cost owner 13.000 W. price now 11 ( OO.CO. E-room houie. In JIr t-ca | n condition and good location. 41.JOOOO. 6-room home , nn ra t front lot on Georgia ave near Leaveniscrlh. will take clear vacant lot a * part payment , S37&0 00. Several me , ten and twenty-acre tract * , near the city , \ ry cli p. POTTER i QEORGK COMPANY. a W. Cor , Utb and Farn m fit * . RE-MSi I Toil 5.AliUI3Ati I3STATIS. A iunaAiN-i-oRSA.i : CHEAP ON EAS ! terms 40 acre fruit nnd truth farm two mile from city limits on good ron ( Is , IS ncrm crnpf * 2 ncres orchnnl , 5 ncres ntpiraguM , 2 ncre pie plant , 2 ncres fine nlfnlr * , tmUncc rich Knnlf land , t t\nc \ wells , 20 fret of vvnter In men , 10 room IIOUFC , 2 barns , storage houff , 2 rcilnr nnd other outbuildings. Will sell with o without crop. Cnll or nddre'd Peter Holsrn DC Holt ( on P. , E. & M. V. R. H ) . DoiiRl * . * County , Neb. HE-MSU-Jy.S A HEAUTIKltL MODERN lltwij. WK ON LI liavo one of thorp benullful mmtern honicH 01 So JSth street left , nnd It will be sold t n bar gnln ; nil modern , bath , clnfpt , etc. ; KO nnd te It , 1018 So. 2Sth St. Fidelity Trust Co H. K Cor. Hep Ulder. RE - 33 C LOST. LOST-ON CHICAGO OR ICTH STS. . A HLACI feather bon with sntln tics ; flndcr plcnso rcturi to 411 N. 17th street. l .t-SlC-C * FINANCIAL. LIFE 1NS.POL1C1E3 11OUGHT. W P. HOLUEN C71 SHOItTIIAVn ANIJ TYIMJWUITINO. A. C. VAN BANTS SCHOOL. .SIS N. Y. LIFE CC7 AT OMAHA IltJS. COLLEGE. ICTH & DOUCILA ! CCS SinUWAI.KS. SAWED NATURAL STONI AR1IPICIAI brick. Tel. 16S9. W. J. Welthint , SO ) S. 17lh 81 113- UrilOLSTKIll.MJ KllltMTUIIH. PURN1TURE REPAIRING AND PACKING Couches ami cushions , mattrc'ses made nm renovated. Prices will please > o . Sec M. b Walkln , 2111 Cumlnc stieet. Tcleplionc , 1331. AUCTION. SPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEI1OLI goods every Wednesday nnd Saturday morn Ings. Nebraska Auction nnd Commission Co. S. W. corner 14th and Dodge streets. M42S FOR ENCHANTSE. WANTED. A HARDWARE OR IMPLEMEN' stock In exchange for stock In n jobbing housi good opening ; making money ; good reasons fo FhMlr.g. Address M 100 , llee oflleo , Qomv.-l ElolTs. Z M101 ASTUOLOOY. PROF. A. MASERY OP EGYPT. PALMlSTrT nnd astrology ; the wonder of the nge ; past present and future told or no charge , nt 202 Harney St. , Omaha , Neb. M777 11 * TYI'IiWUITKUS. LATKST MODKL TYPEWRITERS ! SUPPLIES United Tjpowrltcr & Supplies Co. , 1C12 Fnrnati - MUSIC , AUT AM ) GEORGE P. GELLENI1ECK. I1ANJO , MANDO lln nnd gultnr teacher. 1S07 Parnnm street Tel. 23S. 90S II. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY , 418 N. 1C SI C70 HiS ( HT.S. I1OATINO. FISHING , TENTS , HOATS. HOARD Addiras Camp Omaha , Lake Qulnncb.mg , Tc kamah , Neb. MCsl 30 * EMPLOYMENT OFFICE AMERICAN AND GERMAN EMPI.OYMEN1 bureau. 1524 Dodge. Telephone. 876. MSM J > 13 MEDICAL. LADIES ! rillCHESTEH'S 'ENGLISH PENNY royal Pills ( Diamond brand ) are the best. Saf reliable. TaKc no other. Send 4o stamps fo particulars , "Relief for Ladles. " In letter b' ' return mall. At druggists. ChlcheBter chcrri leal Co. . Philadelphia. Pa. Mention Hoe. CATON'S TANSY PILLS FOR LADIES ; NEVEI falls ; get tne genuine and avoid failure ; S all druggists or direct. R. F. Caton , Boston Mass. ' ni CYCLES. SALESMKN FOR CLOCKS AND ADVERTISING e-pcclaltles as Fide line ; liberal commission ; fev samples required. Address with references Regent Mfe. Co , Chicago. 803 C * HKJYCLE FACTORY. MAKING HIGH GRADI wheels nt cut prices , desires a peisonnl rep iceentntlvc In every town ; no last scar's o tcctnd-hand etock ; nil fresh from factory , a prices never before offered Catalogue. 1' ' stylex. Lincoln's Home Cjcle Co. , Springfield Illinois. 840 ( . * SUES & CO. , PATENT SOLICllOKS Etc Duliaine.O . O mail a Nab Acvlco nnd Patent Hoak VltKR It'ltli imlrnt ilimt rjccliiillii'i 'rlininrd ' ill /i/ | ( / /i llnl/'uril < nnl. inllilril fli'i/niiHn , ttonrofa luin- tretl mule * ii'c hate. RAILWAY ME CAKIJ 1'avei IHLJHLINGTON fi MO. HI VER.iArrUes OiiianaUnlon | Depot. lOt.'i te Mason t > ta. | Oljjah. ( :3'um : . Denver Exiireti..T . 'Jrrin : 4UpmBlk nil's. Mont & Puget Snd Ex. 4oi ; > n 4Mim : | . Denver Uiprens . 4,00pn 7 :03pm. : , . . Lincoln Local ( ex. Sunday ) . . . . 7:4ipn ; : t.im. . . .Lincoln Local ( ex. Sunday ) . . . .HjOun ; Leaves ICHICAGO. BURLINGTON & Q I Arrives OinahttlUiilon Depot , 10th & Maeon fet . ' Oinalit "sTliSpm . . "Chicago"Ve'etlbulc . 7:530" : ? ; l:4Sam : . Chicago Express . iilCpn 7Cpni , , . . Chicago & Bt. Louis Express. , . ,7Man : H:40am : . 1'aclrc junction Local . tnopti _ . ( Fast Mall ( ex. Sunday ) . s-Mun Leaves ICllicXGOT'M I LT snJTT'PAlTL.iArrlvei' OmahaUnlonpcpot | , 10th & Maton Bt . | * Oniului eSOpm..I : . Chlcuto Limited . , 8oan ; HjOOam. .ClilcugoEicuYeBs.e _ , bunday ) . . . lKyi\ : \ Leaves | CHICAaO & "Ne5hTHWUST'NlCrH tV Oniuhal Union Depot , 10th & Miwon St > . | Omaho 10 : < rinm * , , . . . . .EaFtern Kxpreai . 3:49oir 44Spm ! . Vcttlbuled LlmttccI" . o4imn ; . Bt. Paul Uipreti . ; JOaii C(0ain : . St. Paul Limited . ; upn : 7JOam . Soux City ixica' . llilupn C:30pm : . Omahu-Chlcaeo Eueclaj . 8:00am : . illnourl Valley Liocav . k.SOnrn ' Except riuruluy. " Except Monua > . _ Leaves IC1 IICAGO. It. I. & PACli'le. ! Arrive/ OniahaUnlori | Depot , 10th b Maaon Sit. I ' _ . _ 7.00am , .Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . 6i3pm 7CKpm : ) . Nlrbt I.zprax . . , , , : ( 4SOpm. : . . .Chicago Vcbtluule.i Limited , , , .l20pm 4Mum..Bt. : Paul Vrstlbuled Limited , . , . liSi'pni WEbl , I:23pm : . Colorado LlMlted . . . 4C5prn : ] 2JOpm..Bloux City l.ipieig n-x. . , , . , UIU 8lCamSloux : City Areommouation. . 8:00u.n : Cl5pm. . . . . . . hL Pnul Llmlied . . aiiujiii Umei I pr E & MOT VALLKt. "lArHveii Omaht.Uepv.t. | _ lith & Web i r atu. i umaha 2.00pm . Past Mall and Expr * . 50unm ; > .00pm..eex. Sat. ) W > u. Ex. ( ex. Mnn. , . 6:00iun 7.Mam.rrenion- . .cal ( buniliivr null ) , . TWam : . Norfolk Express ( ex. Sun. ) . jO2Jam ; " " - , , St. Paul Exprc > . , . Vjltani "llArrivea Leaves I MISSOURI PACIFIC. "iArrlvea _ pmahaLDepot. _ lttliVeb ter Sis. | Onuliii 3.01pmNebraska & Kansas Limited,12Mpm : 9tCpm..Kanias ! City Exprcnii G.ZOum Irfave | SlOUX CITY A PACIFIC. | Arrlvco Omalial liepot. 18th S. Webnter 8t . 1 Omtiia r | W1OUX ilTY : & PACIFIC. ( Arrives Omaha ) Union Dtpot. loth tk Mason Uli I Unmln CMOum . HI. "Paul F ienier. . . . .ll:10pm iiiflam . Hloui Clly Pn nK r . l:05nui : St. Paul Limited . ! 20uin r-cnves I "WAH"ASlf irAlL\VAY | ArrU Omahttl Union Depot. 10th a Maaon Ets | Omalia - Hall . PT : Omalial Union Pi-pot , loth & Mason Bti'l Qnialu 80am : . Overland Limited . 4:4Sprn : J:80pm.Best'ce t Blromib'g Ex ( ex Bun ) . - . . Grand Island Kxnreif ( Bun ) , . . r'St1 M l . 10tVain : leaves I C.7 STri . M. & O. ( Arrlvex Omalial _ llth nnd Webittr. 1 Omaha fM a.m.8loux City AccoSunday ( cnly.St3 ; p.m Inm. . Sioux City P n r ( ex. R.llW ) a.m. I'M a.m. ( . UJ.,81eux City Aeco. . ( < lallylU } p t& . CHANCE FOR MORE TROUBLl Urbnna Likely to Do the Scene of Fnrtho Bloodshsd. THREATEN SHERIFF AND MLlTIAnW ! CUII ami MIIKnry O UlcerIIK \Vvll u PrlvnloK , lu lllilliiK t : iirl > Mnr- tlul Lllcoly ( o InvcxtlKtite lite Action f MIIKIn. COLU.MDUS , O. , Juno 5. A special to th Dispatch says that Urbnna this inornlng a very different plnco from tho'Utbnnn o yesterday. The city has resumed Its iiornm condition and the sccna U chaiiRcd entire ! ) Instead of a iir ro daiiRllni ; from a tree I the most prominent street corner , the 01 cited poLtllacc thronelnt ; the strosts , tl mtlltnry and slicrlfT hiding In the count Jail , the spectacle of a peaceable commimltj a fleeing sheriff , n missing cnptalu ai members of < i military company innkln thomsolvcR scarce Is presented. Kotlilnc Is known of the \vheicabouis o Sheriff McLean and Captain Lcoimid. It the General understanding that the fl erl drove to Springfield and no ono ou'sldc Hi captain's circle of Immediate friends Kr.c where ho went. Hvas reported last ovei lug that a mob of 150 was oiganlztng to K to Springfield after the sheriff and sue word went to Springfield , having iho ttfcc It Is said , of driving tltr shoilff oft t Dayton. He Is universally coiuljmnsl b the people and held responsible for th shooting of citizens by the militia. Th citizens Insist that ho was nltoi-i'.lior to officious In this matter and should have re trained from ordering out the troops. A for the captain , ho Is condemned for nrdci Ing the soldiers to fire and the boys of th company for firing Into a crowd of the follow citizens. After their escape fiom th jail the members of the company have no dared show their faces upon the sttcet ui many of them have left the city. A livery man took a timid squad of them to Spring field. Their troubles arc not over vvlt yet. So in o of the wounded say they Kno\ who shot them and several thrashings or laid up. rnoMisEs TO SHOOT THE CAPTAIN. It Is reported that Smith Doll , the father o Harry Dell , who was killed , threatens to kll Captain Leonard on eight. The BOH was ar unmarried man aged about 20 years and t broom maker by occupation. Daker , the othe man killed , was about 37 jrars of age am married , llo was a farmer , being a tcnan on a farm north of the city. He leaves D wlfo and five small children. The body of "Click" ' .Mitchell , who was th cauo of all the trouble , Is an elephant on th hands of the city. The man's body being tin claimed by relatives was dumped into Un dcrtaker Humphrey's wagon late yesTerdaj noon and driven hurriedly away , amid th jeers of the crowd , under the supposition that a Dr. Myers , who proved to bo fron Springfield , would toke It. Hut upon arrlva and consultation lie decided not to take It It developed that he did not represent on of the Columbus medical colleges , as sup posed , but an embalming school , and h wanted the body for demonstration purposes Accordingly the body was secreted for th nlglit and further efforts made to find lome body to accept It. It became necessary fo the authorities to maintain great secrecy ate to the place of concealment In order to prc vent the mob from wreaking vengeance at the temalns. Threats of getting the body and burning It were freely made. Before being removed from the courthouse yard relic hunters had nearly cut the coa off the dead man. Cvery button was gone and even his shoes and stockings were taket off and carried away. SHERIFF USED BAD JUDGMENT. The mayor of the city , Hon. C. H. Gan uon , Is well "known Jn Columbus from hi former connection with the state falc am Board ot Agriculture. He has officiated as starter for the stcto fair races and as judge several seasons. Ho slates' that the tragedj of night before last and the lynching was entirely uncalled for. Ho urged the BherlP to get the prisoner out of town when he was first taken to jail , but the sheriff neg lected to do so. The mayor states there would have been no trouble then. Concerning the militia , he sajs : "I do not understand that the governor refusci troops , us several companies were held h reserve. The Springfield militia , after a consultation with the sheriff , were move , two blocks away from the Jail to bo In readiness If needed. There was no expecta tion of the lynching taking place at the time. The crowd , at my request , partialU disperse'd as soon as the Springfield militia started to march away. "At the time of the lynching the sherlf and hla deputies , together with twenty o our ccunty mllltlu , were In the Jail on guard t lift the Jail Bomo time before the lynching The sheriff had full chaigc of the mllltar ; as well as the prisoner. My part In the matter was to keep Innocent blood from being shed and also to prevent a lynching If possible. No blame can bo attached tc the governor. " COUIIT MAHTIAL PROBABLE. It Is thought there Is a court martial In store for somebody over tin hon-partlclpa tlon of the Springfield company of the Ohlc National guard. H was in the city , accom panled by Colonel Anthony , the reglmcnta commander , nnd Instead of participating It the guarding of the jail marched away from the scene under the advice of Mayor Gan son. The company Is said to have been litho the depot awaiting d train homo while tlic lynching was going on. Colonel Anthony will no doubt have to explain. The Spring field company was ordered to report to the sheriff. They marched to the Jail , but hai no consultation with the sheriff , as he die not appear , and there Is a question whether the mayor was authorized to speak for him In telling them to retire from the scenu. Captain Leonard and the local company will no doubt have to explain why tht'y ceased to realat after firing Into the mob and somebody will liavo to explain how the keys happened to bo dropped down on the hall floor upstalra after the mob had broken In His outclda door. The ( sheriff and mllltla were all up there at the time. The Bhcilff plainly stated before leaving the city that he and the troops retired to the uiwUIre poitlon of the Jail and quit offering any re- s'stanco ' clmply because ho WM unw tiling to shoot down any more cltUciiH. There will no doubt bo a military Investigation as to whether the captain acted under the sherlff'o ordem In tha matter. It Is nald the local company , being composed of Urbina bojt who cried over the shooting of their fellow citizens the previous night , absolutely rt- fuccd to shoot again. The sheriff denies responnlhlllty for the fihrotlnt ; anil so does the captain. On the other hand , the citizens aeserl that the sheriff hlirself fired the first fhot. The sheriff amerls that at least live shots were fired Into the jail from the outside before a shot was 11 red out from the Inside , IIII2AH HI' < : OViil\UIl IIUSIIVELL. ThlllkN fell ( Tin Dili All llo CiiuliI I < | UllHI ( In- Hint , COLUMBUP , O. , June 4 , Governor Hush- ncll wan a&ked by the Associated prr s what , f anything , ho desired to say about the Ijnch. ing of a negro at the Urbana jail , lie said : "A sheriff , by the laws of Ohio , has power to call on tbo state troops In his county U protect persona and property. The law of 3hlo Is peculiar In this respect. The sheriff at Urbana called the local company Into service. J was at Woonter , Word came tome mo at 11:15 : p , m , Thursday of the pending rouble , I was at a banquet of thu Sons of Vetcracs. It took the mctsencer twenty nlnutes to find me. Thu word was from Captain Leonard , In command of the state roopa at the jail | n which the negro wan mprlsoned and whose life was threatened Captain Leonard eald the H lit riff said he vanted help. "I did not look upon the moisago of Cap- aln Leonard an being from the proper ource. The telephone people at Woostcr were In bed. They were secured by 11:46 : i. in , and I got Sheriff McLean at Urbana > y telephone. He told me bo had forty men. told him ho ought to bo able to protect be prisoner and property with forty mtn I have since learned he had fifty-five men ) , te Buld he would , do the best lie could , but public eentluient was dead against him , I aid be bad nothing to do with public senti ment. HU duty WM to obey the law , Ho aiO ot ftsk for help 1 left the tclephonn offlc it midnight The shooting by the Urban * company occurred after that conversation. "At 3 A. m. a message came from Sheriff McLean saying his force wait Inadequate , * mt for me to tend help. 1 Imnudlntoly trie- phoned CAptnln Hradbuiy , Company 11 , Third Ohio Infantry , Spilngflrld , to report with his company to Sheriff McLean at Urbana. At thu "nine time 1 telephoned Sheriff McLean that Captain Bradbury would report to him. Captain Bradbury nrrlvcd at Urbana at or before 7 a , m. Colonel Anthony ol the Third Ohio Infantry , to which Is attached thd Springfield and Urbana companies , says Sheriff Met.ran told him Hint Captain Brad bury ot Springfield reported to and talked with him ( the sheriff ) and WAR directed by the sheriff to return to the train or to Spring field , and the Springfield troops did return to the train. The lynching occurred not more than thirty minutes later , according to the best Information at the governor's office. nio ALL nn COULD "Captain Bradbury said by telephone to the Ailjntnnt gom-rnl'R olllco here that when ho was ordered by the sheriff to return to the trnln he cat In the presence ot the sliorlfT as long ns ho could consistently nnd then rotlicd. "The sheriff did not Inform mo of the existing trouble until It had reached UH climax , although the thing had been brewing several dnys. I have been nssure'd by nil classes of people In Urbana tlmt the sheriff did all that could have been done under the circumstances. " Adjutant Opnernl Axllnc , who was prcient at the Interview today , said the major of Urbana telephoned him that the "goven.or and troops were In no way to bl.tino ; Uicy did all thejy could. If any one Is to blame It Is the sheriff , nnd , so far as I am coneirncd , I ( imperfectly willing to take my share of the blame. " The ma > or further said Ihcro was ample provocation for the firing of iho mllltla at 2-30 and he did not blatno tl'em for doing their duly. The sheilfT , ho nald , did not manage things right ami did not seem to appreclato the gravity of the Htvm- tlon until It was too late to avoid the lynching v\lthout nn "awful shusuttfr c/r / human life , " imii\NA er < ; OIM VISITIXO. FVnr * of IVrxonnl Violence from thr. I'i-oi > l < - of tlmt Clly. CINCINNATI , Juno 5. A Times-Star spe cial from Dayton , 0. , says : Sheriff McLean of Urbana , 0. , arrived In Da > ton at 8 o'clock last night and was quietly conveyed to the homo ot bis brother-in-law. Great effort was made to keep the business of the sheriff In this city n secret and even after It became - came known that he was heie It was with great difficulty that ho was located Hc- explalned that bl secrecy was to avoid In terviews , but said he had left Urbana at the. solicitation of friends , and that \vhllc he- had no fear ho deferred to their wishes lu the matter. nouxn OVKII KOH SMINUJLIM ; . Sn > Thought RonilH MVro Not Sillije-ot to Duty. NEW YORK , Juno G. The second hearing ; before United States Commissioner Shields In the examination of the charges of smuggling made against Richard M. Scruggs , the St. Louis dry goods merchant , and n. S. . Langhorn , also of St. Louis , was held today. Mr. Scruggs was called In his own defense. Ho told about his purchase of Jewelry la London substantially as was told by Lang- horn last Thursday. Ho unld tlmt ho wna constantly with Langhorn , who carried the common putse nnd paid all blllc. Ho was with the latter when he purchased a belt In which to keep valuables that wouM not bo safe In tiunks. All the urtlclcs ho pur chased were for Scruggs' personal use or foi- prcscnts. He gave Mr. Laugnorn a ring nnd. scarf pin. On other articles he had placed the monograms ot the persons for whom ho Intended them. Most of them were for Im mediate relatives and friends , some of whom lived In his own house. "What was your Idea about customs. duties ? " asked Mr. Kctcham. "I believe that articles purchased for one'a self or to be giveMi as presents to one's friends were not dutiable1 Bald Mr. Scruggs. Ho also testified that tor many years ho had had nothing to do with the Importing business "of his house. Mr. Scruggs said that the statement by Inspector Donohue that hn had taken a ring out of Mr. Langnorn's pocket and al. > a watch at the district attorney's office was false. The ring had been taken off Lang- horn's chain and the watch out ot hla pocket at the pier. Thts empty boxes for the jewelry In the belt found on Mr. Lang- horn , Scruggs said , were In his overcoat pockets. "There was no necessity for searching' me , " said Mr. Scruggs. "I willingly ga\o up all I had. " William T. Vandervoort , a member of the- Scruggs firm In St. Louis , testified to Mr. Scruggs' good character and said the latter bad nothing to do with the firm's Importing. Chii'Ics L. Polk , a Now York real estate * dealer , formerly of St. Louis said he had known Mr. Scruggs for thlrty-flvo years and that his character was of the highest. Commltiiloror Shields said It was unnecca- eary to call any more witnesses as to Mr. Scruggs' character and the assistant attorney agreed with him , adding , however , that It had nothing to do with the case. Clarence W. Klpp , New York rcpresentatlvo of the Scruggs firm , and W. T. Scruggs testified as to Mr. Langhorn's good standing. The commissioner said that lie understood Mr. Shruggs did not dispute having purchased the Jewelry In London , but that It was dutiable and that no duty had been paid. He said ho was not judging ns to guilt , but whether the defendants Elioull beheld held for tbo grand Jury. The evidence , the commU'loner said , wjs clear that the de fendants had brought goods In without pay ing duty. Another Important point w.tu iho conflict of testimony between Langhorn end Inspector Donohua about the finding of ( ho Jewel belt. The accused were held for the grand Jury. Mr. Scruggs was greatly agi tated at the result , The old bends were ic- newcil. Ono Hundred Dollar Hlgh-Gradc Bicycles are being sold for Seventy Dollars , at 1S1 Howard street. DrfViillN ( heIIiilclHT ) - . The person who remarked that "no womanly woman would go about with her i t adorned with csprcy fcullicra , or aigrettes , an they are called , " according to the Mll- Incry Trade Review , may pcsslbly have given 10 thought to the poor Reals who arei yearly butchered simply to make her a fcvalakln sack , the delight of a woman's heart , or the elds whoso skin the wears upon her shapely bands , or the skunk akin ( fashionably called marten ) xho weam as a boa or collar about ler neck , the calfskin that coven her dainty eet , or the parts ot other nnltnala nhu weais about her -person , "Consistency , tliou art a L wcl. " If Dame Fashion palil much heed o the effusions of the "Auilubons" and the 'Clvltas" wo would all go without clothes. Mgrettrn are In greater demand than ever , ml will continue HO until fashion cries 'Enough ! " "They arc dandles , " said Thos , Bowers of ho Crocket , Texas , Enterprise , whllo writ- ng about DC Witt's Llttlo Early Rl crs , lie famous little pills for nick headache anil borders of the stomach end liver. Imiirov i-H on Nature. Homo of the now dress sklrta Imvn a vcr- Ical or otherwise circular trimming carried rein the waist downward to the depth of alf a yard or so. Many women will ho gloil f this fashion , for a perfect figure below lie waist-line Is r ro , and It Is alwujs the tudy of the modiste to rectify this trouble , ml the oevero iiiicoinprotiilaln uklrt that as co long prevailed gave the wearer no lianco of Improving upon too great slcndcr- " 88 , nor of moderating the redundancy of 10 figure by judicious trimming , For the ret named defect , circular decorations are * arrleil qulto around the * flguio about thu Ips , and for the second , vertical garniture * * r unequal length , and slightly radiating as icy descend , greatly modify the effect of vcr-broad hlpu. ( After slckresi the blood Is alwajo lm overlahed and the system debilitated. Uno 111 Aneemlo rink. U U composed largo/ ] ' concentrated beef blood and la thu great load builder. U quickly restores strength * nd vitality. , Ctau&rd , reputable articles are not dear at bo price * naked tor them. Bubniliutcc offeree * y unscrupulous and Irresponsible maker * ra oitly at any figure. Be lure that no hum * ug it practiced on you when you go to