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foil MAMJ-ltKAI. IJSTATi:.
VOtl SALE UBAI. ESTATE.
rou sale ueai. estate.
l.f.OAI, M)TICUS.
TILE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, AUGUST LI, 1001.
HOl'HKH AND I.OT3.
FARMH AND RAN'r'ttES
DO VOt WANT TO HI 'Y '
DO YOf WANT TO HUM.'
IK BO CAM, I'l'ON Oil TELEPHONE
TIIU
UEOIKJE P. HK.MI3 HEAL ESTATE CO.
rrlcphonc 5'6. 3O4-:.O0 Paxton llkck.
HOUSES AND LOTS.
Two blocks from cur line, nine very lame
rooms, strictly modern, iinu shade, fru t,
two lotc, nothing In the city compares with
It at the prion. Owner leavln for Ca'l-
iorni.i, ir sold immediately, t3,7.V).
Wo have another bargain In a slx-rrom
house, NEW, modern, except furnncc, clos
in, J2.100.
This week wo have several fine pieces of
property that nre exceptional values.
. RESIDENCE DOTS.
We have somo very line lots that we can
ell at such a llgure that puts them wiihln
the reach of all, near car line, tip to grade,
no grading, no Milne, from 175 to J2"0; S
down and J." per month; others for IW1 0
down, $10 per month. Other beautiful lot
from ll.Vrt to JJjW, one-halt down, balanc
on long time.
FARMS.
Fruit 5 ncres within four miles of Omaha
postofllce, 7-room house, pood cond.tlon, t'ne
large vineyard, also plums, cherries and
small fruits, only J3.10O.
Qraln-fiO acres, slightly rolling, bhc't
loam soil, good k-room house, barn 3uxM.
corncrlb, chicken houro und other out
building, two good wells, 31 acres tinder
plow, balance In pasture and mead jw, 100
plum trees, 40 cherry and 10 npp.c tree,
also grapes and berries, This Is located on
macadam road within !) miles of omahi,
Willi the above placo we are offer. na 1
farm wagon, 1 double-seated buggy. 1 i ght
buggy, l new top buggy, 1 new mow I K
machine, hay rake, grinding mill, otn
shellcr, oiif-norse cultivator, I two-horse
cultivator, plow, harrow and 3 gocd hnrsc.
Ait. t.m , iKi
Klll'IT AND OIlAtN FARMH OK ADD
SIZES, AT ALL PRICES, IN NEHRAHKA,
IOWA. MISSOURI. CALIFORNIA, ETC.
WHITE I'M.
..ASCHKil.
610 acres, all fenceil and cros-fenced. 210
acres under cultivation, two runnlrg
springs, never dry. Can put up your ow i
Ice, large amount or extra good iihiit,
whnln riltirn twin be farmed If de.ilr'd.
Owner will put up 30 or 10 tons of hay th s
venr. flood 7-room house, summer kltch n
and shed attached, outside building lor
meats and dairy, barn for 16 head orncrlb
8 ,oo bu. capacity. 3 granaries, buggy shed,
hog pens with lo-aere pasture f enc d h )g
tight, JliW).
mt acres adjoining, an tinner rence. mm
can bo bought for l,S'rt.
WK II A V 1-2 OTHERS IN EVERY PR
SIRAIILE (IHA.INO SUCTION OK TDK
COt'NTKY.
INVESTMENTS.
Kor money making Investments In rentnl
or trarkage property, building fltcs op
farms HUH I'S.
4H PER C E NT MONEY TO DO AN ON
GILT-EIKSE REAL ESTATE SICCtMlHY.
ADSO WRITE Kl RK INSURANCE.
GEORGE I. HEM18 It HAD ESTATE CO.
(Established In ISO1.)
Telephone 05. I'axton Block.
KIWJ8 II
KOIl SADH HY
Till'. HYHON 11I3KD CO.,
212 S. HTH ST.
2021 Hlnney St., 10-room nil moJom rctl
dencc. Ilnlshcd In hard wood, cost J 6,'.i.t0
to bullil, steam heat. This la one of the
llne.st hnuseH In Kountzj Place. Ha n
nice lhade trees, permanent sidewalk and
paving pnhl; lot lt) feet front! price,
jo.OOO.w. If you want a bargain don"t fH
to look this up as some one Is ure to
buy It soon.
2)th and Ohio, 7-room now house, bath,
closet, sower nnd gas, double Moors ami
back plastered, flno yard nnd n beaut ful
place, J2.GO0.
1913 Izard St., B-room cottage, paved street,
;-mllo from P. O.. Jl.OtM.
408 Center St., 4 rooms, 330.00.
DOTS.
36th street, between Dodge nnd Karnam,
cust front, on paved street, 3 feet above
grade, only two lota left; $1,230.00 each
4 lots In Shull's Ad., one-hnlf block from
Ponnlcton Ave., on grade, nlco fhade
trees, street ordered paved, $500.00 each
Lot 6. block 23, Walnut Hill, on south rids
of Hamilton St.. 1 block west of car line
and next to Mr. Nccly's residence, lor
J230.00.
Campbell's addition lots on 23d St., for
Jj'JU.w eacn. t!;asy terms.
VAHMS.
160 acres 10 miles from Omaha, between
Hcniilncton and Klkhorn. nil under cttltl
vntlon, leased for next year, line fnrm,
$13 per ncre.
1W acres five miles north of Omnhn, nil
under cultivation., leased for next year,
two sets of buildings belonging to the
tenants, $17.d0 per acre.
10, 20, 40 or 60 acres. Any amount you
wnnt near norence, nnesi ituut oi lanu
for fruit or gurtlen purposes, only Hi
miles from car lino when extended to
Florence; other ngents nsklng $30 an acre
for land no better. Our price, $63 nn acre.
Other bargains advertised in both the
other papers.
The Hyron Reed Co., 212 So. 14th St.
RE-193 11
It. C. PETERS & CO.,
1702 FARNAM ST.,
HUE BUILDING.
D W E DDINO 1 IOUSES.
No. 90O Good bargain, easy terms, 7-room
house, bath, closet, hot nnd cold water
upstairs and down, good furnace, gns,
mantel, hard oil llnlsh, largo rooms and
walking distance. Price, $3,500; $500 down,
balance monthly.
b-room house, city wnter, lot 66xlR8. house
No. 19H Castellar St. Price only $2,000.
New 6-room modern cottage, renting for
$21.50 per month, within walking distance.
Only $2,000 If sold soon.
35th and Dodgo Sts,, 10-room now house,
strictly modern and up to date, oak llnlsh,
open plumbing, paved street. Price, $1,500.
No. 151 In West Fnrnnm district, 11 two
story S-room house, with every modern
convenience, oak llnlsh, tine reception hall
nnd staircase, east front, everything first
class, Price, $1,700.
RE-232-11
7-ROOM, modern, full lot, largo barn, north
of Hiinscom park, at a bargain. 1). R.
Hnll. 626 N. Y. Life. HE-2S3 11
WHO WANTS A CHEAP DOME?
11-room house, furnnce, gas, bath, laundry,
large burn and 3-room house In tho rear.
ten blocks I. O.; owner has instructed mo
to sell, and some ono will got u bargain.
J. II. PARROTTK, 16TH AND DODGE.
RE-2:W 11
660-ACRE Sarpy county farm, well Im
proved bottom land, 400 acres corn, 40
meadow. 220 pasture, living water: Ideal
stock farm; bargain. $35 per ncre. Hiram
A. Sturges, 617 N. Y. Life, Omaha, Neb.
RE-237 11
RESIDENCE PROPERTIES.
2m So. 40th, 5-room dwelling, $150.
3502 Hamilton, 6-room cottage, city water,
corner lot. n bargain, prlco $5o0; rents
161S Corbv Kt.. fi.room dwelling, sewer, bath
gas, city water, paving tnx all paid, big
I'UI&tllll, JIIILU fl,VV, iL-uin tiov.w
2624 Parker St.. 7 rooms, furnnce, sewer,
bath, gas. largo cellar, 45-foot lot, permn.
pent walks, brick pavement, rents $261
llio present price win surprise you.
Near 35th and Far num. St, nearly new mod
ern dwelling 01 s rooms, Hlenm Heating
piunt, east trout, 11111 101, a unrgnin, t,(.),
CHEAPEST LOT IN KOUNTZE PLACE
South front on Hlliuey St.. worn nf lOtn
paving taxes all puld, prlco $900. Nothing
iiko it ior jwv.
For nnythlng til REAL ESTATE, LOANS
KENTALH or rilttS liHl'HAM'ia SDK
GARVIN HROS.. 1604 FARNAM ST.
Commercial National Hank Iilils,
RE-2SI 11
3, 6 AND 7-room houses, modern except
furnace, well located, income iu per cen
net. B, R, Hall, 626 N. Y. Life.
RE-2S5 11
FOR SALE, fine fnrm 440 ncres, few miles
west coiumnus, u,0i); nearly nil m cm
tivntion.
20 acres N. W, Florence. $50 per ncre.
6 ncres nenr Ruser'H park, $125 per acre.
J. H. PARROTTK, 16TH AND DODGE.
RE-237 11
HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also
nre insurance, ucnus, i'axton ihk.
RE-I41
PAYNE KNOX CO.
Plato upon the MAHKDT for IMMEDIATE
sale the following property at greatly re
duced MUCKS;
1816-On So. 11th St., IJEAUTIFL'L 6-room
house. In good rennlr: furnace, gas. nice
HATH HOOM. sewer, hot and cold water
tilumblne. WELL HI' IDT. corner If
PRICE reduced from J2.R") to JJ,I); !i
cash. HADANCU MONTHDY. This Is
your opportunity.
1S42 This property Is In AVONDALE
I'AHIC on Webster St., 6 rooms, hns every
modern convenience, Ft'RNACE, OAS,
HATH, sewer, hot and cold water, beautl-
iui soutu trout, convenient to Btiiuui,
nr'Htvi.'ia ot tritiva rMimjrMr nH
within walking .distance of HIGH
HCIIOOD. Reduced from 2,60O to 2,I00;
W) cash. NOW is your time.
21-On Jackson St.. corner lot. one- block
from Leavenworth Ht. car line, 0 fine I
rooms and store room. The house Is rtDD
MODKHN: hnrn ftlno. I'ronerlv renin for
$19 per month. Price Is reduced from j2,i)0
10 J.',W,U JIKltK 18 A 1JAHUA1N.
HDHK IS A SNAP.
The house Is new. has 6 KINK rooms and
KDKOANT bath room, porcelain tub,
marblo WASH.HTAND, electric nnd gas
lights. Iin-to-date furnace, cemented i el-
lar, permanent walks, paved street, south
ironi. j-nco is retiuccn rrom n.v) to 13.W,
casrj. wnat more could you L.x-
i'lut for your money.
On 32il and Pratt St., good 5-room cottage.
NICK largo lot. weii, etc. We are author-
I7.en in neii rnr I7f.. xin nnaH nnH n naf i
month. K1HST come, first served. JU
Ot'ICI-f.
We put upon the market for Immediate sale
No. 2121 8, 20th St., in rooms, largo lot. Ms
2f'fi. running clear through to 2ijth Ave.;
property Is In good repair. The owner Is
ANXIOt'H to sell and has authorized Us
to tnKe i;m cash, balance monthly.
PAYNK KNOX CO..
Main Kloor N. Y. Dlfo Hldg.
UK-1S9 11
SWKKT & HKADDKY.
Tel. 1172. 613 New York Dlfo Hlds.
HKAD ADD OK THIS AD.
Hetwecn FARNAM and DODOK, on 35th
Ave. new s-room residence. onK llnlsh.
Strictly modern. East front. A bargain
at $4,D00.
Two blocks west of Park Ave.. D-room
residence, modern except furnace, good
repair, barn, lot 60x120. A bargain at
.-,bui. uwner win take good lot or ciiulty
in pari payment.
IN ORCHARD IIII,I-7-rnom house, mod-
cm except iiirnnce, lot wxyju, line snnde,
only $2,600. Some cheup lots, well out,
can ne taken in part payment.
ON CAPITOD HIDD-7 rooms, lot 33x113,
11110 snaue trees, Til in la A s,r,
Kivo-room cottage on Vinton, water, gas,
nricKeii cellar, picket rence, lot 3.1x112.
I'AVINO ADD PAID. Prlco reduced Inst
wock from $1,500 to $1,100 cash. This
week Jl.lufl on easy tiavmonts. Niep
tironertv lie niilelt
propiri. 110 quick.
Five-room cottage, east front, half block
from Soith Omaha car. lot 45x126. JS.V1
cry cneap
WD CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON
VACANT DOT8 IN FINE LOCATIONS.
ALWAYS SEE US BEFORE CLOSING
A UEAU
SWEET & HEADLKY.
Tel. 1472.
613 New York Llfo Bids.
RE-20C 11
FIVE ncres. N. 24th St.. south of Miller
park; cars will soon pubs this property;
$2,500.
40 to 220 acres, 9 mllB north of Omaha
v. o.. wo ner aero.
60x126 feet, south front lot, on Decatur, ,bO'
twecn 2th and 27th Sts.. S850.
50x120 feet, south front, near 31st nnd Chi
cago: tiavlng nald: $1,000.
4339 Franklin St., six-room house, high and
sightly, nenr car lino. 11.200.
672 South 27th St.. lot 60x132 feet, slx-room
nouse; price, iz.tjuo.
SUBMIT OFFER-N. E. corner 26th nnd
cum ng Sts.. two houses.
1113 Park (29th) Ave., seven-room house;
lot 60x140 feet: $4,600.
$11,000 for a row of brick buildings, ground
iiiixin; rental t,.v.x ner year.
JOHN N. FRENZEH, Opposite Old P. O.
RE-197-11
WE HAVE for sale a tract, 295 feet by 131
",.7' .' V",n,p .ce can,,u?
p atted Into seven lots. 42x103, to nn a ley
already dcdlcnted to the city.
ty. Lots of less
depth In tho Immcdlnto vlclnltv have sold
for $1,000 each, and these should brine at
least $400 each, and. with the value of
the Improvements the property is well
worth $3,600. We can sell It for $2,600, o-i
a $1.0m cash payment; balance, $2)
monthly payments.
Wyman, Shrlver Co., New York Dlfo Hid?.
UK 1S4 11
IB PER CENT ON YOUR, INVESTMENT.
Two 7-room brick Tiouscs.
rhreo 10-room houses.
Lot C6xll0, rents for $93 per mo.; can buy
tne wnoie snooiiugmnicu vi.unu; assumo
mortgnge $3,000. cash $1.00). balanco tlm?.
IOt 7. block ll. Millard Place.
9-room house, modern, rents, $23,
(room nouse, rents, ;iz.tu.
Prlco $3,000. Do you wnnt tho earth?
H. PARnOTTE. 16TH AND DODOE.
RE-241 11
10-ROOM, modern house, corner lot. c'oie
to iiign scnooi; owner is leaving the city
nnd will sell nt u very low llgure: rentnl.
JW0; price, $4,500. AV. H. antes. 618 N. Y.
Life. UE-247 11
one of the best car lines In the city, and l i-room modern nouse, srco Cass
the-r wTh "nnm' hnnS'wi'ih6 i?;. $2..00 for small house nnd lot. 66x06 ft..
getner Willi a b-room hOUSC, With CitV ' M W rnr "1th inil Phlenpn nla
water, which now rents for 112 ne
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RE-255 11
S ROOMS, sewer nutl water, well and cis
tern; 11 weii-nuiit, warm nouno, good cel
lar, lot 32x130, shade; north pnrt of city,
ono block from 21th st. car line. $1,500.
7 rooms at 4111 N. 31st nve., lot 61x123, ,4
block of Ames ave. car line. $S50.
S rooms, wnter. sewer, barn, fruit nnd nlco
mil iioiiur) , rent, lot WXK1. .616 Do-
catur. $2,(W0.
V.
H. O ATES, 61S N. Y. LIKE.
RE-21S 11
FARNAM SMITH &. CO.,
1320 Farnam Street.
Fine largo pressed brick residence In Dun
dee, barn, permanent walks, beautiful
grounds, one of tho most sightly locations
In Omaha. This beautiful homo can bo
bought for much less than cost. W'a will
bo pleased to snow you this property.
Verv deslrnble 10-room. modern house nnd
two lots In Dundee, lino locntlon, par', of
lower floor mushed in onK, price, s,sw.
Excellent 9-room residence In VVest Funnin
district, nearly new. nuiit for a noine
worth $5.0f0; something less will buy It.
Beautiful enst front building lot on 37th
near Farnam at a tmrgain.
If you wish to buy or sell cnll on
V. FARNAM SMITH He CO.
RK-191 D
NEW MODERN HOUSE,
2?21 n.WKNPOHT ST.,
$2,500.00.
Wo are offering a new 6-room house, con
taining bath, sewer, closet and gas. nil
nrst-emss fixtures, largo porch, cellar
bricked nnd cemented, lot 60x131 ft,; per
manent sidewalks,
The Byron Rtd Co., 212 80. lth St.
RE-.M200 II
DDCIDKD UAR.GA1S8.
THE HKAD THINGS,
by
D. V. SHuLES CO.,
310 N. Y.
Tel. $29,
Dlfo.
The Harton residence, corner 21st and Cali
fornia Hts., h without any question tno
best bargain In it residence property ever
offered to a thirsty bargain hunter. If
YOU want a house that Is LU'IDT on
honor, nt less than half the cost to build
and as good now as new, you will only
have to see this to buy It Fine grounds,
elegant barn costing J6,5(m, hot water
neater in tne nam, nest oi piumoinz in
house. Ilnlshcd Inside with nollshcd black
walntH ns fine as a Pullman car. In fact,
this house was built by car minders.
Prlco Is nominal, bo you won't feel as If
you nad absolutely stolen it.
...
1127 So. 31nt St.. Ilnnsenni Place, we offer a
very excellent well-located modern homo,
desirable In every way, at ti bargain, for
tne reason only mat tne owner is to leave
the cltv tiermanentlv. Prlco Is f 1,000. 1cm
than It can tic duplicated for, but wo
WANT to sell QUICK.
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121 So. 31st Aye., faring Turner park, only
one niocK trom rarnam ot. o oner
VKKY KINKDY built 10-room house, HOT
WATUIl heat, HKST of plumbing, line
cemented lirlck cellar. 12-Inch walls and
cross walls, down stairs oak finish, large
billiard room on 3.1 floor. A KIHBT-
C DASn. VKDD HI IDT home, nnd worth
HVI3HY dollar asked. Prlco reduced to
JS.250; terms to suit.
Ht.'T when YOU get to talking about ACHE
THACTH, If you were to go out to
OMAHA 1IKICJHT3 nnd survey the city
nn country over, you would say mm
nothing von have ever seen or exnect to
see compares to these tracts for HUPKHH
VI KW. or at such DOW prlces-ONDY 1150
per acre.
"13 KNOW It CANNOT bo DUPDICATKD.
'
5"w s 'tcrM only 3 blocks from Central
Park schoo . 8 blocks from MOTOR. Join-
ing central i-nrK, wnere incy nsK to
$3uo for one little measly lot; 6 acres make
.o lots: at tnat nrice is eouai to Ji.omi.
HKTTKIt KIOt'RK ON THIS.
LANDS.
ISO acres very lino land, east of Klkhorn
river, or wn cn zuu acres s n cultivation.
good crops, balance In pasture, hog lots
and line grovo of timber; Improvements
fnlr; this land Is a bargain; price, $15 per
acre; terms to suit.
120 acres near Millard, only 3 miles off
paveti road, at to per acre.
300 acres near Millard, very lino land, two
sets nuudings, anil one or tno nest com
blnatlon stock nnd craln farms In Dauc
las county; prlco, $55 per acre; mUht pos-
siuiy ue sn itiea some.
See or write us for lands In Douglas county.
U. V. HUUliISM UU., TCI. N2.
UK-314 11
HOYEIl'S BARGAINS.
C-room house, cistern water, lot 31Uxl2S
Two lots, together, 91x121, with store bul'd-
ing; s rooms on second llnor nnd a 4-rooin
cottage: city water Inside; nice lot of
shade and fruit trees and other shrub
bery; 11 most desirable place, bith for
residence and business, $3, 500; a real tnr
gnln; close to Kountze s park.
5-room house nnd barn, lot 41x132, on Urls'ol
St., $1,600.
Nice B-room house, good barn, lot 50xU7.
ueautinu home, ji,4W.
Lot, 66x132, with two houses, 6 and 8 rooms,
Hurt St.. near 22d St.. Ji.oCO.
8,MP11hK'I. l.t1J0x,1 we"' c,,y a"0
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5-room house, lot 62U5I123. city water, 26th
St., near Indiana ave., $2,0u0.
. . ...
o-room iiotiso, city ana cistern water, 101
n,iioit ... o-,i, ;, n.n, f r-,,mir- .1
$1,000 If sold In one week.
4-room house, city nnd cistern water, good
barn, lot 25x132, tiW, In good condition,
Two vncnnt lots, corner 27th nnd Saratoga
sts., together, 100x127, $600.
Southeast corner 21st nnd Cuming sts., lot
00x132; sell with or without building.
Brick store building, lot 20x132, $2,500; Cum
ing st., between 21st and 22d sts.; good
business location.
10-room house, 26th nnd Sprague, lot 60x100,
won nnd cistern water, .',i&u.
Dots In Bedford Place, from $200 to $S00,
according to size and locution.
6-room house, well nnd cistern water, lot
60xlfr9, on Military ave., 2,3W. several
kinds of small und largo fruit.
6-room house, lot 61x127, well wattr. on
Franklin, between 25th and 26th sts., $2,50).
7-room house, lot 30x132, on Webster, near
zist., w.wai.
Above prices good only to September 1, 1P0I.
0-acro farm In Woodson county, Knnns,
2',i miles rrom Yates center, county seat.
Will trndo for Omaha property.
Dand, unimproved, In Custer county, Neb.,
anil several oiuer counties, Dotn iNctirasKa
and Kansas.
CHRIS BOYER,
Southeast Cor. 22d and Cuming Sts.
Phono 2049. RE-295 11
HOUSES KOR SALE ON EASY
PAYMENTS.
$3,000.00 for property 1433 S. 16th st.; rent
$1 OnU.tiO-Scven-room house, 316 N. 25th st.
i -.TS.OO-Four-room house. 314 N. 23th st.
" RESIDENCE LOTS.
$70.00 for 96x140 ft. 41st and Dewey ave.
J7W.IX) tor aaxiou 11. mu and iiurt sis,
$300.U0 for 60x150 ft. on Franklin, near Mili
tary ruuii.
GEORUE & COMPANY, 1601 Farnnm St.
ills mik 11
RANCH AND FARM lands for salo by tho
union rncmc itaurouu company. 11. a,
McAllaster, land commissioner. Union
Pacfllc Headquarters, Omaha, ' Neb.
RE-715
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnnm St.
His in
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE.
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN KOUNTZE
PLACE.
10-room house, with all modern conven
ience.'!, good cemented basement ; located
at tho S. E, corner of 20th mid Wirt
streets, ground 99 feet 011 Wirt by 121
feet on 20th, asphalt pavement and per
manent sidewalk; houso and barn newly
painted, property In excellent repair; cost
owner $14,000; owner Is leaving city and Is
going to sell at a great sacrltlce; price,
$5,6, if desired, $l,w0 ensh, balance cn
time. If j 011 want to get a beautiful
homo with large grounds Investigate- thD
property. R. C. Peters & Co.. 1702 Far
nnm St., exclusive agents. RE 136 11
HOUSES nnd lots In nil parts of city; also
aero property ami rnrm lanus. Tho 0. f .
Davis Co,, Room 552, Beo Building.
RE-744
C. F. HARRISON & GEO. T. MORTON. 913
N. x. iite, uuy unu ecu. inquiries invuca.
JlE-7b3 A30
OWNER old, must sell mortgaged York
farm; no trade box 2Ss, rorK, iseu.
RE-
LOTS, 2Sth and 23th Fairmont Plnce, cn
mvorauie terms, jv.1a.3js r. 11. ivappen,
133 West Water ti., Milwaukee, Wis.
RE-
NICE S-room house, full lot, city wnter,
........ ...It... 11 ( , C-Tl , 11
ruiuwit'ii- luut'i, wen lucuil'll, l,oou, X), Jt,
Ball. 526 N. Y. Life.
RB-2V. 11
Flblll.VG AND PI.UAStmn RESORT.
IF YOU want goad bass and croppy llshlng
go to Lnugdon. Mo. Verv best of hotel
accommodations. Plenty of bouts and
minnows. mo 11. a, uittmur for rates.
70S
JL'.Mi.
uo not sen your junk beforo you pet
uiiL-fn ui 1 ne iiraii ratern junK Mouse
MS Douglas bt., umana, "Phone 2163. A.
j'erer. iirinirietor. Ala
L.VL'.MMt Y.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7o: collars,
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1710 Leuvcnworth. Tel. 317.
u-
llOIMin MAKERS.
OMAHA Boiler Works, steam hollers. innVi
stacks, etc. Tel. 1359. 12th and Izard Sts,
7IS
PAWNnnoicuiis.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, nccommodnt
Ins; all business confidential. 1301 DougU
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JAI.UU ItltJII 1 .MA.
CITATION.
United States of America, District of Ne
braska, ss.:
Whereas. A libel has been tiled In tho dis
trict court of the United States for the dis
trict of Nebraska, on the 3oth day of July,
1901, by Caleb Haley as llbellant In a caiiso
of tort, civil and maritime, ngalust tho
steamboat "Jacob Rlchtmaii," her nppnrcl.
tackle anil itirnniire, ana praying tno unuai
process nnd monition of tno court that nil
persons Interested In said steamboat, her
taCKIt', Uimit;i, iiiutu ,ui.-i j nuu luiiiiiuii.,
may bo cited to appear and answer the pre
mises, anil all due proceedings being had,
that said steamboat may bo decreed to bo
sold, and the proceeds thereof distributed
according to law.
Therefore, in pursuance oi sain monition
under the seal of said court, to me dliecied
and delivered on the 31st day of July, 1!U.
I do hereby glvo notice generally unto all
persons having or pretending to have any
right, title or Interest In said steamboat,
called the "Jacob Rlrhtman," her tackle,
apparel, machinery and furniture, to np
pear before the said court In the city of
fin, dm In mill district, on tho 2d dav of
September, 1W1, next (it it ne n court uny.
,.r Un on next court day thereafter), at 10
o clock forenoon of sain nay. men nnn mere
to nnswer the said libel, and to make
known their allegations In that behalf.
Dated at omniia in ram aistrict tins tn
day of August. A. D. 1901. .,,
1. Ji. tX 1 III. ' o,
United States Marshal for tho District of
Nebraska. AughDlot
HOND SADH. ,
ti. ii..i nt v'.lii.'iitinn nf Dlslrlrt No .1
ri..i... Vol, villi neii In the highest
tiMripr mi Anc'ust 2". 1901. nt 2 p. m the
bonds of the district, no bond to exceed
$t,CVi, or be less than $Ol. Rids will also be
received ior uuiiuuib. . .. 1...
rector. AugSiHtm
vnfTft' nt.- iiRHHIVKH'R SA1,P
Pursuant to the order of tho district
court of Douglas county. Nebraska, notice
Is hereby given that as receiver of the
Nebraska Fire Insurance Company I wl 1,
on tho 10th dny of September, A. D , 19m.
at 10 n. m.. at the olllcn of the receiver, In
Mm iirnun iiinrV. isth and Douglas streets.
In the city of Omaha, In Douglas county,
fr,r.onlil nffer fnr sale and sell at public
auction, for cash, to the highest bidder or
bidders therefor, all and singular the prop
erty und assets nf wnatsoever kiiki, rem,
personal or mixed, remaining undisposed
of in my nanus or iiuari-sjiuii n tn
eclver, said sale to ue cuutiuuiu ironi unj
to flay, if nccessnry.
a full ileKcrlntlnn of all the said tiron
crty and assets will bo nccesslble and fur
nished to persons desiring to Inspect the
mime, with a view to bidding thereon, dur
ing tho business hours of each day, provlou
to such sale, at my otllco 11s aforesaid. A
general description thereof Is ns follows:
Premium and other notes; Judgments In
favor of the company or of the receiver,
nccounts ncnlnst former ngents of the
compnny and miscellaneous nccounts
ngnlnst others; real estate mortgages; tax
titles ami outer interests in reni estate
mindrv stocks: office furniture; safe; vil
limes of Insurance law Journal and other
printed huoks, and nil outer assets 01 tno
rnnmiinv exceut cash on hand.
Tho terms of such sale will bo cash on tho
transfer or delivery or tno property pur
rhnanl. of which 25 ner cont will be ro'
ouired ns a condition of accepting the bid
ADHERT V. W'YMAN.
Receiver Nebraska Flro Insurance Company
Dated Omniia, -Net)., Aug. o, iwi,
A8 130t.
B
A Safe Anaesthetic
Nltros Oxydo Gns or Laugh
ing Gas given for pnlnless ex
traction $1.00. Gold Crowns,
$5.(). rorcelatn Crowns. $3.50 to
$3.00.
Bailey the Dentist
Third Floor I'm ton IllooU.
'PHONE 10S5.
t'tinica ciiuisK op the "Celtic."
THE LA HQ EST STEAMER IN THE WOP-DD,
tiie MEDITERRANEAN ini! ORIENT
KEJIRUARY 8 TO APrtlL . 1902. 74 DAY
COSTING ONLY J100 AND UP.
Klrst-elasa, including Shore Excursions, Oulde,
Fees, Hotel, Driven, etc. The cheapest und
most attrnctlv trip lmvlng tho U 8.
next winter, covering the mot
ground und affording the
most slghtseflng.
The miunlncciit White Star Line new, twin
screw steamer "Celtic" (W.6S0 tons), a floating
palace peclally chartered for the round trip,
length, 700 feet; breadth, "S feet; 9 decks; 83
single rooms. ... ., ,
SPECIAL FKATUllES Mndcila, Alders,
Malta. 18 DAYH In EGYPT and the HOIA
LAND, Constantinople, Athens, Home, the Ri
viera, etc. A course of elriit lectures, Ticltrtts
good to stop over In Europe and return later
on the "Oceanic." "Majestic." etc. The
"Celtic" arrived In New Yorlt Aug. 4th on her
maiden voyage. THANK C. CUnK.
Ill Droadway. Mtw ork.
Direct Ilont to atu ExUlliltlon
ANCHOR LINE
Jtennislilpa from Sew Yok Weekly fot
ULASGUW VIA LONDONUDHUY.
Saloon, $50 and up. Second Cabin, $32.50 and
up. Third Class, $Oi and upwards,
For Illustrated folder and further Informa
tion apply to ilttJNUtttmu: miunittiia.
Chicago, or
. S. MeNALLY. 1323 Farnam St..
GEO. K. ABBOTT. 1334 Farnam St.. Omaha.
Record Vongs 6 Out. 7Hourt. 21 Mlnule.
buiun 19 LIVtHfUUL vlt QUEENSIOWN
New England, Twin Screw, 11,600 " Aug. 14
Commonwealth ' " 12,000 Tons Aug. 28
PORTLAND to LIVERPOOL
Dominion . . .Aug. 10 Vancouver Sept. 5
Cambroman ... Aug. 17 I Dominion. ..Sept. 14
For further lelortiatlea, afdrets
Company'! Olllcei. il Durbars St.. Calcaie, Ilia.
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AIL WAY TIME CAllD.
WUIISTUIl UBl'OT 1BTII & WtnihTI'.ll,
rreinont, KlUtmrii A Sllnaoarl Vnlley
Leavo. Arrive.
ntnelc Tlllla. Dcadwood.
Hot SDrtnus a j;w pn a ow pro
Wvninlnir. (Jusner ana
jJouKius u vm c ti.vj pro
llastlns, vorK, javiu
city. Buperior, ucnevn,
Kxeter unil Seward. ...b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Nnrfnlk. Lincoln and
Fremont " '' n biv.m am
Fremont Uical c iiiQ am .
MUauurl l'liclUe.
N'elirnnka I.OL'al. Ma
Weeping water o s:w pm uiomj am
CIlll'ltK", 1'uul. .tllnili'iipnlU A
Omitlin,
l'wln City Passenger.... a G:00 rim n 0:10 nm
Sioux City I'uHBcnger...u i!:t5 pm all;10am
lCmeraon Local b pm b b:M am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only, cj Dully except faaiuraay. o Dally
rxcepi .iionuu.
UNION STATION 10TII A.MJ MAIIUV,
Union I'neinc.
I-cnve. Arrive.
Overland Limited..
Fast Mall
Mall nnd Express..
..a S::n nm n 7:30 pm
..n R:fi0 nm a 3:25 pm
..iiiiw pm a 4:zj pm
. . R 1 1 Dir. a. &' nm
Colorado special
l.tncaln-StromsberB 13x.b :oi pm b!2:30 pm
1nolfle & Atlantic Kx...n 4:2j nm n (1:30 um
Grand Island Local b 5:30 pm b 9:35 am
UUiiol Cen trill.
Chicago Express.........a 7:00 am a 6:10 pm
(.lUCHRO, .-uinneill'uiia ic
St. rain i,imeu.......a i; pra n s:oo am
xllnnennnlls & St. Paul
Uxprcss ..b 7;M am b 9:10 pm
1 On IJOUtiV l.utai, t.utt.
Council IHuffa a 6:00 am
AVnlmnli.
Rt. Tnils "Cannon Ball"
Expresn a 5:15 pm n 8:20 am
Chlcnco, ?IIInnnUei ,t St, Pnul.
ChlcBiro Limited , ,,n 8:00 pm n. A:0S am
Chicago U Omniia Kx,.,b 7:15 um b 3:40 pm
Minn viiy .v riicinr,
Twl
Twl
n city Bxnreiis.Mii.ft 253 sm
n City J.lmliodtI,,,,,a TlM pm
ix City Local,., ,a siOO wn
RjOlB.t pm
a iH am
Bloux
a 3:W) pm
CIRCUS AFTER
John O'Brien1 61 Horse
Did you see the parade, nnd did you see. our wagon In the parade'' And that
elegant Rockaway on top of It with glass sides and elegant upholstering' A
srnsotiable carriage always a tony nltnictlvc. swell vehicle for the family s .isi
We have hosts of other styles t i show yon besides, In both Rinkaways and
Broughams. Have also four sizes of Depot Ungons, (the ever popular carriage )
tlfn Uaiia ltoulevnrd vehicles In vn
WB llflVB rlorl diMlsiM, very well
li u iiuiu Meh hunis. lilk'li tonud
trappy turnouts.
We have
Otttliii! Wngoin which will
outsliliiu your neighbor's
outlandlsli common
gf" 16th St. Jaunting Car
in. i r-n n vnr etv nf ttooil second
WB MdVB Phaetons, traps and buggies,
good repair, and newly painted, and very low
prices nre quoted on them,
fall and summer robes, whips
We Have
our presence. Visitors
DRUMMOND
I8TH
DOES ADVERTISING PAY?
Shiverick Furniture
4 room
Furniture
iil nitiK trt
thftlwT Dr ...... t tw '
Jk D.fl. WT lT Kill " '
jltoi.nr RiNW 01,11
Oo4i purctMMd (tils aunth eta a litni
lo Mr wMrthoiiM until wntJ If Mlra4.
r4MTt Ulik Bur-... MM U
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MI. KnamH lyni
WnM , mm nt
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Book' Cases
M m Mt
Arthur Shiverick, munn(?er of the Shiverick Furniture Compniiy, snys: jfttvxv.'
"The above udvertisemciit wus placed in The Bee last week and resulted in our
firm having two of their largest salesduys on record, notwithstanding it is Intlte dullest
season of the year."
While this cntorpriHliiK company niny linvo iilven their custoinets roiup excoptloniilly gootl values It simply
demonstrates the worth of legitimate advertising In a metropolitan dully paper.
AII.WAY TI5in CAIII).
ChlclIKO, Ittit'U"
nlii M il .t I'ncinc.
ChlcaKO DayllBht Spe'l.,
6:00 am 2:00 am
Des Moines nnu uaven-
tiort Iocal n r.u am mi.m am
ChlcaRO Express bllilanm n 8:10 am
Des Moines iocni a i.M pm u im
rhtnnco I'ust Express. .a 5:00 pm it 1:25 pm
Des Moines. Rock Island
nnu ClilcnRO .il i:w l"n u him inn
Hocky Mount'n Limited 2:00 am 0:00 nm
Lincoln, uoio aprinKs.
Denver, i'ucdio nnu
Went a 1:30 pm n 4:15 pm
Colorado. Oklahomn and
Texas Flyei a oi.'i pm n y;.-u am
Mlaniurl rnt'ltlc.
fit. Louis Express al0:on am n h'.zs pm
K. C. & St. L. Kxprcss.aiu:au pm a una um
L'lili'iiKii A Northwestern.
Chlcnco Special n 7:00 nm nll:30 pm
ChlcnRO Passcnccr a 4:15 nm n 8:40 nm
Enstcrn wxpress niuio. nm n inn
Eastern Special a 4:55 pm n 4:t pm
Fast Mnil n 2:45 pm
Omaha-Chicago L't'd...a 7:45 pm a 8:00 am
Fast Mail n E:30 am
Cedar Rapids Passenger , n 5:30 pm
Oiiiitlut .V St. iLiinla.
fit. Louis "Cannon nnH"a 5;13 pm n S:20 anr
Knnsni City and Qulncy m
iocai . u,t ..
a Dnlly. b Dally except Sunday.
nUIIMNT.TON STATION 10TII .t MASON
Knnmin City. St. Joseph A Council
IlluITa.
Ienve. Arrive.
lrnn.ng rltv nflv Rt a 9:20 am ft 15:0'! pm
Kansas Cltv Night Ex..nl0:30 pm a fi:i; am
St. Louis Flyer n 5:10 pm ail:l5 am
CIiIciikii, IltirlliiKton A Qulncy.
Chicago Special a 7:00 am nl0::n nm
rhlencn Vest buleil Ex.. a 4:P0 um n 7:45 am
Chicago Local a H:3o am a 4:05 pm
ChlciiKo Limited a 7:00 pm n 7:15 nm
Fast Mail n -in I'm
n Dnlly. b Dally except Sunday.
lliirlliiKton A SItsMourl lllver.
Kebmska Express a 8:10 nm a 7:35 pm
Wvmnre. Tleatrlco and
Lincoln a k:vi nm nii-.ro nm
Denver Limited a 5:21 pm a 3:00 pm
Illnck Hills nnd rugct
Rnunrl. IJenver (Jon-
noetlnn a 9:00 Dm n fi:4 nm
Lincoln Fnst Mall b 3:W pm a 9:17 nm
Fort Crook nnd Plutts-
mouth t Pm niium am
ncllevue Pacific .Tct..n 7:40 pm a 8:20 am
Uellovue & I'acino Jet a 3:iu am
Ante Room Echoes
Tho latter days of August will probably
seo a large number of Masons high In rank
east of tho Mississippi rlvor, for tho day
following the close of the triennial conclave
at Louisville will bo Shrlners' day at tho
Pan-American exposition at liuffalo.
Tho final announcements to the Ne-
brntiknns who will attend tho '.rlennlal con
clave hnvo been Issued. Tho Ilurllngton
routo has been designated as tho ofllclal
routo from Omaha to Chicago and from
thero tho speclnl train will ho carried over
tho Pennsylvania line. Tho train leaves
Omaha Saturday, August 21, at 5 p. m. and
will arrlvo In Ioulsvllle at C:30 p. m. Sun
day. In addition to tho selection of two rooms
In the Hoys' High school building ns Ne
braska headquarters Mount Calvary com
mandery hns secured an prlvato headquar
ters tho resldenco of Dr. lentherman, 1029
Fourth avenuo, whoro arrangements havo
been made to accommodate, fifty persons.
Members of the party desiring accommoda
tions with tho commandery should write
M. J. Kennard, nrown block, Omnha. The
rates at this house will bo $3 per day.
Tho fund of J100.000 raised by the citizens
of Louisville for thn entertainment of the
knights has been expended Judiciously and
will assure all visitors of a fine reception
and Interesting ontortninment. Ono fea
tuni which will tend to Increase the at
lendnnca at this conclave Is tho fact that
for the first lime In fifteen years tho sov-
Did you sen lt Didn't you ucD
mini Hint bu.tutltitl lioro
liu rode,
Xhln kntin ."tauliope.i .of various itylex,
Wfi llflVB "Kb but not o lilB" but
wu iiuiu wiiatyoiir pooketbook can
reach tli in.
Ufn UmiA Kuuabonl no pretty tha your
Wfi H3V8 horM'wIU nrclihl- neck nnd
'iu HulG ,.rv.i hu tall st hliber when
In frontof one
c. Well, what haven't wo got.
gtaaW im B
mess
hniid cirriuRCi,
m st of them In
We have
nnd Bedford cord to match tho trimming
cordially Invited.
CARRIAGE
Act
AND HARNEY STREETS.
August Special SaSe
lloalitlng the fact that the drouth ot the past month will barb a parked effect
upon our fall sulci, and having alrcadx made henry purchasea for tho coming
acaton, we hare decided to at onto tliipoao of at much ot our present stock aa
pomiblo, and beginning Coodajr; Aug. 6, we will obca a OranJ August Special
Bale, which will includo practically enrrythlng in oar atorc. Ilundreds of pioeej
of beautiful mahogany goods Chairs. Cabinets, Chiffoniers, Darenport Sofa,'
Tablos, Couches and llrass and Iron Beds are in the sa in faot all our 6no fur
nlturc, as well as the cheaper grades. Note the prioe redactions; wo ore willing
to gire'our customers soma big Inducements to sell these goods this month.
AnyoiM ciptctinf u kit? tamitara this Ml i It will be Impossible
Mmi b k;lat 1 mtsUke In price and you
$100,000 1?2i&?Z2r
SHIVERICK FURNITURE
131B FAMMAM
W PIM -
Chins Casos
Colonial
Furniture.
nitiBt AufMi
erolgn commander permits local comman
derles to contest for prizes In the drills.
Slnco tho conclave held In San Francisco
theso contests hnvo been confined to grnnd
commanderles and nnw that local com
mandcrlcg can enter the contests thero will
bo much more Interest manifest.
No Nebraska comruandery will be In these
drills, but western Interest will center In
tho efforts of Colorado coinmandery of
Denver and California commandery of San
Francisco, which arc entered in tho
mounted drill, nnd Golden Onto commandery
ot San Francisco which will go nftcr tho
prlzo offered for Infantry drills. These
three- conimandcrics havo spent much time
and money preparing for the contest and
they can bo depended upon to show tho
eastern knights that those of tho west are
fully nllvo to the possibilities of the occa
sion. Tho reunion of Nobles of tho Mystic
Shrlno at Buffalo, following so close upon
tho conclave nt Louisville, will take many
of tho wearers of tho fez and tigers' claws
from the land of mint Juleps to tho big
show. This day, dedicated to tho mystic
order. Is tho last day ot August, so desig
nated at the session ot the imperial coun
cil nt Kansas City this summer. Ono of tho
principal features of tho occnslon will he
tho grand parade, which will start at 11
o'clock and move over tho more attractive
part of tho grounds to tho Toinplo of
Music, whero tho mayor will welcome tho
noblcw, and members of tho order, Includ
ing tho Imperial potentnte, will ,pcak.
Then tho visitors will bo left to their own
devices with the Injunction to havo thn
best tlmo possible.
The growth of tho Elk lodge has been so
creat durlnir the nast venr that Its rooms, i
occupying tho third floor of tho Wnro block,
became too small. At several lodge meet-
ing, notably tho thrco occasions when largo
classes wero Initiated, thn lodeernnm was
occupied to its capacity and tho overflow
had to sit In tho ndjolnlng cardroom. On
these occasions, nnd nlso when there wero
largo gatherings In tho rooms, particularly
. ...ii ,ini,.
at soclnl sessions, tho ccatroom facilities
wcro far too small and great Inconvenience
was experienced In providing for tho enro
of overcoats and hats, In Juno tho trustees
worn authorized to securo increased accom
modations, so that they could bo provided
for during tho summer recess. They
leased part of thn third floor of tho Granite
block, which Is adjacent to tho Wnro block,
an alloy Intervening, nnd tho two building
nro being connected by a covered bridge
over the alley. The lodgeroom has been
enlarged by taking In tho ndjacent card
room. Tho billiard room and tho side
board are to bo removed to thn annex In
tho Grnnlto block. Tho former billiard
room will bo known hereafter ns the brlc-a-hrac
and Oriental room. Tho present side
board and small room ndjolnlng will bo
given up entirely to coatroom puiposes. Tho
L,.. rnL, i ., n-nni... hinew in divined
Into two rooms, each 33x11 feet, and both
apartments nro splendidly lighted. -Tho
sideboard and billiard tnbleB will occupy
the east room and tho front room will ho
devoted to card tables. All tho remodeled
spaco will be handsomely rcpapercd and
deeornted and tho new rnrdroom especially
will bn newly furnished. Tho remodeling
will bo completed In tlmo for thn next lodgo
meeting, Friday evening, August 30.
Thn Elks of Omnha and Council muffs
will hold their annual outing nt I.nkn Man
nwa on Saturday of this week and th at
tendancn promises to he very large. Tho
committee on arrangements ha provided
for shooting nnd howling contests, tub
races, swimming matches, a basn ball gtimn
and a banquet In the kursnl by Hnlduff. It
will be equal to previous occasions of this
sort, all of which havo been simply grcnt.
The event of tho season In Ancient Order
of United Workmen circles will occur next
In rliiglc nnd ilnuble, eltgart trap-
for yi'tir team in Fiivrr or urns ini
tio latest fails nnd U les,
Imported Whins in high class novelties,
English Holly. Malic i, Whale
bone, etc.
of your carriage, nnd now wo nwalll
COMPANY,
Choval Mirrors
to moke a-
will have
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STREET.
Rookors
Saturday, when the Workmen and Degrco n
Honor lodges of Omniia and South Omnhi
will hold a Joint picnic and excursion tt
I'lattsmouth. Tho llurllugton route will
run special trains, one leaving Omaha n't
10 a. in. and the other leaving South Omaha
nt 2 p. m., and Omaha nt 2:30 p. in, A
spcclnl rato lias been granted. Aslda from
tho excursion and picnic, tho I'lattsmouth.
members of the order havo prepared an ex
cellent program for both afternoon anil
evening of that date, consisting of races,
bull games, prize drills, Individual prizes,
oratory, music nnd other special attractions.
Addresses will be given by Hon. It. 11.
Windham, Hon. E. J. ilurkctt, Grnnd Master
Workman Jcaltnlek, Past Grnnd Master
Workman Van Dylto nnd possibly others. It
Is expected that many Workmen nnd their
friends from the southeastern portion ot
Nebraska will be present. Every effort Is
bolng mndo to obtain an nttrndanco of from.
10,000 to 12,000, and Indications nro that
nearly 2,000 will attend from Omaha nnd
South Omaha.
That Nebraska lodge No. 1 Is a most gen
erous host was fully demonstrated by tho
wny In which It entertained Its members
and fi lends at the lawn social given by It at
tho homo of tho chancellor commander,
Edward Walsh, last Wednesday evening.
Tho grounds wcro beautifully Illuminated
with Chinese lanterns, giving to thom a
very charming and picturesque nppenrnnco.
A theso lawn nocluls nro to bo a fcaturo
of No. 1 during the summer season, tunny
anxious Inquiries were mndo as to whoa
tho next ono would bo given.
On last Monday night tho many members
that wero present at tho meeting of Ne
braska lodge No. 1 wero given a trcnt that
falls only to the lot of those that regulnrly
attend the lodge meetings. It Is tho Inten-
i tln 10 "'aIi0 "iU" nt Monday night
M,l!,t "s Interesting as the Inst one, nnd tho
mombsri and visiting . knights who wish for
I 11 P'cnauiii ".'"iK e "ii'l'iy iu,.,u.i mr
tholr attendance. The committee that has
u,l"r "u ",l,,r "r "
"'T 1 . "-' ". . Ji
,lm,,,t rerommcn.l somo decisive action Tho
' committee unpointed to prepnro sult.ibln
nnd permanent mnrkcrs for the graves of
(Iconised members Is cnnsldnrlng n number
of designs, and will soon make n report ot
their choice.
Nebraska lodge. Fraternal Union of Amer
ica, hns postponed Its annual plcnlr front
Sopi ember 1 to September 8. Mondamln
lodgo of thld order will celebrato Its third
anniversary in September.
IliiiiTlini'ii luli'UI- Cured.
"Mr. Jacob Ulekermnn camo into our storo
somo tlmo ago suffering with diarrhoea so
badly that ho was passing blood." says J.
A. Freedcl & Co. of Homo, Wis. "Hn had
been undnr tho doctor's treatment, but got
no relief. We fixed him up n doso nf
I m.'crinin s v.o ' '-"'" ' ' " "
! "oinedv nnd he purehnscd n small bottlo nf
It and In twenty-four hours ho was well."
For sale by all druggists.
Only MiiKr ('ni'Knin Smile.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10. Ilourko Cockraa
had nn unpleasant experlcnco last nlgh'
In the lobby of tho Houfo of Commons Ic?
London, whero Mr. Coekrnn was thn guest
of Wlniiton Churchill. A dispatch to tho
Wrrld from London describes tho Incident
ns follows-
Whllo taking Mr. Coekran around, 'Wlnn
ton met Colonel Arihur Lee, recently tli
llrltlsh military nil-tcho at Washington, an
called him over.
"Don't you know, my friend, Ilourko
Coekrnn'" he nsked.
"Yc3." said Colonel Leo, rurtly, "tho last
time I saw him ho was welcoming Ilooa
delegates to Washington," and tho ex
nttnchn turned on his heel.
Mr Cockran only smiled, whllo Churchill
mado profuso apologies for subjecting his
guest to such a rebuff.
Co